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1913.
BOSTON kG.fI AEAC.

VNlIE Boston Almanac for 1913 will be ready for
delivery about the second week IN December. 49,
| lie Iubllshcris happy 10 announce TO the Public
that this number Of the Almanac will contain orig iRai
ricteS Of al the CHURCHES in Bsston The drawings
were made on the spot by an eminent artist Of Bos-
ton, tMr. II. Biilngs) and were cut by some of our
best Engrayers. Each one is accompanied with a
short chronological account from the formation OF the
Society 10 the present time. This information &C.
companlel hya correct view OF each house of Public
worship in the Cry, will give particular interest 10
the Almanac. and especially So when it is consd-
cred that the irtols Of The Churches in Boston are
embraced in tie account.
The remainder OF the book will be occupied with
the usual matter found in the Almanac, and which
has gwen il 50 much ceIe' ri;y in years past The
covers Of the Almanac will be decorated with hirhly
wrought specimens Of EmLossin1, and elaborate Fan
cv Printing. The voiumc, as a whole, will exceed
any number that has vet been published. Az but q
limited number will be struck Off our friends from the
country are requested to send in their orders
as possible TO the publisher, or TO Mcssrs TnoMAs
GFooa d Co, State Street. Orders first received
viii ! q inst attended to. Nov. Is.
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CIarisa Gates Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon the Pro
District Of Chttenden. I bate court Tor the
the eslse Of CLARlSA GATES, late Of Montreal,
in the Province Of Canada, deceased who d.ei'ros-
ses.ed Of estate in SAID dl>lrIcl. ''A GREETING.
Whereas, tba,es Adams, Administrator Of the
estate Of sad decea ed proposes 10 rem Ter acco
OF his admn>traon, and pre- en- his accornI against
said es'aie for examnoii,n AMI al!twaste at ses-
son Of The Corr of Probate, 10 Re holden al The
Reg ser'> Office 10 Darlington, in sai district on the
second W,duc,day Of Decent or mex. 1here!cie,
You are hereby nohei 70 appear teore SAID court
al the Lime aud place aforesaid, aud >hew eae, ifany
YOU have, why the account aore,Ml should no; lie
allowed
day 81 Suycniher, A u. 1912,
VIM. wrsToN, R,st.ker.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
Bella Chittcndcn's Estate.

NTE the subscribers, having lcen appunlei by
w the Honorable the Prof. are Court for the ID $
trict of Chten'en, commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust he claims and demands Of all per -ons
against the estate Of Bella Cll.IrEllDEN, Ia.c u
Shelhnrn, IN aid District, deceased, represenlcI nsu
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
ose, thereto and months from the da Of the date
hereof being allowed by said court for that purPo; c,
we do therefore hcle'y give notice, that we will a.
tend to the Business Of or Appointment at the dwell
inc cf Curt, 5. Chtenden, IN Shcllurn, in said Dis
trct the 2Sh day OLA pr next, al 10 oc'ork, A. N
Dated, this % tn day Of o toLer, A. d. 1912.
90 II Hmm alAY s. siA Mlol;hsr, Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
PiCrrc SianIish's Estafc.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden commissioners receive, cx~
anime and ad Just the claims AMI dcWan IS of all per-
sons against the estate OF IIj.RCE STlNDISH
late of IL ning'on, IN said District dccea sed represent
Ell nsovent,and also ailcaims and demands exhibited
III offset thereto; and six months om the day Of the
date hereof being allowed by sad Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby rive notice. that will
attend 10 tue business of oar appointment at the
dwelling of iona han 3. i t, in Huntlngtln, in said
District. on the first Monday o. Januarv and May
next, nj 10 O'clock, i. NJ, on each Of said dnvs.
Dated this 7th day of Norember. A. II. 1912.
EZRA Il. GNElaN, Commits
&c DANIEL GORHA NJ. sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

BriBNInn MARKET, NlcnTay NOV. II.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and patrioL]
At market li00 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores, 5000 Sheep
and 100 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATrLE--We quote TO correspond
with last wr,k yoke OF two al 81 so. First quail
Hy, 81 81 %, second quality, 50 ga 90 49, third
quality, 81 80 u 50. .
BARRELING CATTLE Mess SO l2l /; No |, 49,
30. t|
STORES--Two year old at 81 a Sl2; three year
old, 9li $50. I'D.
STJEEp-Lots were sold from 75c tosl rs. Weth-
ers from 81 IS to 2 75 s'..
SWINE-I.os to pcddle from u to &c for Sows,
andS n Ic for3arrows At retail, from 4 to SC.
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Celebrated Speeches.

A MERICiN or1iorv, or Select Speeches of emf
~ n0r' Nmori nHs-- f'otrick Henry, Amts, Ran
dolfh Calhoun, iirSngston, Morris, Webster, Pink
ncy, ErereH, DC, dc. Select Speeches of Wind
ham and llusknson edited by Robert Walsh, vol.
Celebrated Speeches of Chatham, Burke, Frs inc
and Macintosh, vol. Cummings Select Speeches,
with Biographical Sketch, and an Appendix of Ex-
tracts from his writings, aud speeches edited by
Robert Walsh, vol. vo. just published and for
sale c. GOODRICH.
Nov o. Of
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INEORMhTlON WANTED.

Left the employ of Frederick Howard, Wesrori
n. Y, the latter part Of August last, MIRANDA
BILLINGS, aged 10 years. She may lie known by
her righl-hand second finger nail having leeen split
open and grown irrcgularly together Her departure
Icing unaccountaby strange, any person by giving
information her whcreaho bouts viii greatly aevi-
ate the anxiety Of sorely tried parent
PETER BILLINGS.
St.Ahans, Nov. 80, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
THE NEW TARIFF.

Let every farmer read the communication Of
" ExrERlE> cE,' in regard to the new Tariff,
which will be found in our columns to day. 1t
originally appeared in the National Intelligent
Ger, and is sad to have been written by ABBOTT
LAWRENCE, of Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

ST. Alhans, Nov. 30, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
Now receiving, Il Fresh stock OF

Staple and Fancy Gonods, which must be sold
CHEAP of coursc. Such as
Fancy Velvet Ribbons, newest siylo,
Fancy French do do - I-
Apaccas, Of every variety, ...
Velvet Dress Handkerchief,
Silk do do
FrInges and GImpes,
Bonnet Silks, ... -.
Also Elegant shawls, SILK Brocha, Danask Wor-
stel, f'r sale by WIN. HURLBUT.
Nov. o. 1912. &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
Dan DAYS IfState.

Dan 1JHy'S TSIuWs
STATE OF VERMONI,i THE Probate Courl
District Of Chucnlen, IS. L for the District Of
Chiienlen 10 all persons concerned in the estate
of DAN DAY, laie Of Burlington in said district,
deceael
Whereas, Heman Allen, Of said Bnrlin gton adj
ministrator of the estate Of the said Diseased, ha.
made application 10 sad court TO extend time limited
debts OF the said deceased, Twelve months from the
cath day of January A. ID. 1885, Therefore, the cour-
aiore aid doth appoint the second Wednesday Of
January, lsi2, Tor hearing and deciding, np1n SAD
and doth order that the creditors, and all other per-
sons interested he notified thereof 10y publication OF
this order three weeks successvely IN the Buing-
ton, the last Of which publications. 10 be previous 10
the lime appointed as aforesaid Tor hearing. @.
Given under nv hand said b lring lou, this fifth
day of November, A. ID. 1912. .. - -' 25w3
... VIM WESTON, Register. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

The adjourned meeting of the mechanics, it will
be reco!lected, is on Saturday evening, Dec. 81 at
o'clock, al the Court Houses a, which time the re-
port of the committee the constitution may be ex-
peced. Il is hoped that all mechanics and others
interested will attend
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
Essences.
GROCERIES,.

Az Hhds ST. Croix Porto Rice and New Orleans
IN Sugars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
bbls Crushed aud Powdered do do
G. hhds Porto r co Moasses,
10 bbls. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skim Young Hyson
and Poucbong Teas. ... ....t
2 tons Saleraus,
Is KEGS aud boxes Plug Cavendish md Sheep
Tobacco. SOL. ..l-. -r.
barrel Lorillard's Maccahoy Snuff
X bbls Smoking and fine cur Chewing Tobacco,
50 boxes Bunch Raisns, nv
sc bags old Java, Gran Java, RIO, ana LagaiTa
: ColEe,., ...., - A., ~.
6 do Papner and Pimento Also, Starch, Gin
H,r,on Nurniefs Cloves, Pines, Bur LAMP, erl
Cnniles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackersl, - anon, Ne
With The nbove and many other Goojs, we wish
to buy monsy and offer more for 1t than IL usually
pnd i1'his vicinity. Purchases az, rs.peellally IN
Md 70 call STRONGS,
Nov. H. 1872 p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

a. Several articles, intended for our paper
this week, have been excluded by the publica.
ton Of the laws.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
Bank of Burlington.

NTNTiCE is hereby given that a meeting Of the
IL Stockholders of the Bank Of Burlington, will be
oldcn a, lher Banking House on the second Tuesday
I January next, AT IL O'Clock, A. NJ. for the pnr-
pose Of choosing seven Directors for the year next
ensuing
By order OF the President and Directors.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

CROWN PEOPLE say they are the p'ri,antcst
~ AMI most elective me 'irnr 10 use. Enormous
qti2ntes are ,oa, and every hn'v lies hem. Free
man II nj, I, y. cltur 9th. M,rchnnt-' Na-azn ne,
says they cure, HI cough IN few hour. The lssv
MIR. Dlhtnr, Of the Mrnou@al street Church, was
rlrel ola very al ro!j ans cough in one dat. The
Rey. Mr.. Anthony, Of he Methodist ch rrh was cured
SHhRMAN'S WORM lO2EVGrS have .aved
the live, Of thousands. Ask W. F.. Evans, E>q. 6
lNler It the Hon. Edward j. Por,cr, Hon. g. h.
belr'>ey, Dr. @. Hunter, and nearly all orr phy>i-
rirnS what they think Of ~hrruan's Luzcngr>, and
they viii tell yplihey excecA,-t he on Y inilll
BE me- ll,rnr, known.
SHEGMAN'S CtMPUOR LOZENGES are real
anlidoles ~ headache, palpiaon, sea->ic ne. low
ness OF spirits and de- ponlenrv-or The .', Of dis
-ipauou. Cap. Chadwic, OF the WELLINGTON, Mr..
AcNerin1d he grca! >len painter Mayor Clark, and
aImo every toly- knows their vale.
POOR MANS PLASTkR-s'iernan'sw we mean
costs III cea,, and j. certain TO cure rheumatism.
lnm' ago, pain or wca;ne>> in the breast, side or
back, aI'o pi.cs-an they cure worn, when apoliel
TO the par. Ak Joe lioxic, or any one who ha,
u,cl il, anu woll give s. Tor one sooner than Gy.
cen- iorai' other plaster.
SORE NlPPLES-Po siiivclv rlrei Nv Sherman,
PaPAary Oh, without taking the child from the trca I,
DR.. Sherman desires particularly that pIrcla >ers
Should lie carer u ha'ihcy get the genuine Sherman,
Lo2eaIe ana Piu>crs, he cannot / T. accountable
for the worthless ARTICLES that may Otherwise lie
palmcl upon them.
Lleri.e all GENuTSC PATENT MEDICINES
1p'eDumeries Soaps, Laks, Biackings, dc dc.
For ale Iy. PECK g. SPEAR.
Druggists, Burlington, Vt. 27tf
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RHODE ISLAND,

The last Providence Journal gives full re-
turns of the votes on the adoption of the new
constitution from all the towns in the state
except five. The result is as follows: For
the Constitution 6,535, againt it 80 On
this result the Journal remarks as follows.
Wepublish below, complete returns from 22towns
and partial returns from four others, leaving five
towns from which we have not heard. The vote IS
considerably larger than anticipated, and what Is
particularly gratifying, the vote for this constitution
has ncreas ed over that for the other, in those parts
of the State where the whole Dorrte strength lies. -
Providence, North Providence, Cumberland, Smith
field and Johnston, have given more votes for this
constitution than they did for that which was rejected
in March, Providence county has given handsome
increase. The falling off has been in the strongest
holds of law and order; the portions of the State
which nmost: Unanimous for the supremacy of the
law and where also the strength of the old charter
party resides The men in these parts of the State
did not come to hepolls because the adoption of the
constitution cortniu, aud because they did not
indicate any desire for change of the form Of
government. In their view, the issue was between
the old charter and the new constitution. Silence
was the most that could be expected of them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS,
Earcts of Iyenrv Anttman Of Alburgh.

Effects of Henry Zottmau Of slburgh.
N Office Is hereby given that Y virtue Of an or
l der, TO me directed l'y the United STAG, Di>ric
Court, FIR The bi>rlri utNcrmvn', Of ,hr , day Of
Novembcr lSi2 | vii, sell al puEllc AUCTIoN, a.
the Stone Sore opVo>re the Dwelling liousc Of
Nancy Adams ~ South Hero IN The County OF
Grand Isle, ON Monday the 2 day Of Jsuunrr Is Is
commencing al o'c,c'; p. Nj. the flo,viur article,
Of personal properly and chose> in action, which are
vc>'cd IN ne hy the orders AMI DEGREES ufNaii Court
VII Tai lc, sand, G fancy chars, parIor stove
anl ppcs, shove, and tong, add c, ull Bird r-
par hand cart wheels, 10 Boxes, l75 ls IRON, 10
/, ,;cei, , log chains, ~ of Wagon oxe, . sel,
cast nut, Fowu@ Iere, ,inrle leigh or Cit cr
lox stove and piuc,, Grind Stone, l Oh anvil
276 lbs scrap non, horse >hae>, 5 rvo's, l6 bor.,
Glow, anvil, vices, . dee plate, screw p'aic
~'e lgc~, 10 hammers, 6 long,, . pJn,he., 10 taps
- par, OF de, han l,aw, ) chi>,cl> de.i an
slate, ,o!dering iron, shoe crea and punch, G
hea ing tools i punching ;uol- % punches, = swell
re, follower, hlt -luch and bis, drills dril'
s.oca, rmmcr-. fire shovel, burning run,,
shaving boX az ,oa, | eye we ge, files,
tool brn,h, Goa! shovel, shave, tyre
wheel and clcyy, } Wrcuche>, | hone, | tyre stone
aud2 hooks, spike rool ana seven other small arli-
clcs leungng To the lluc,> nihng business; and
the following del t, IN favor of said Henry Zol,man
ciorc his Banir IP!cy:-An account against Will
liam A. Blrne, Of Miittnot 81 90 Against Foster
Robinson o. Ciaton Comfy On. W Of S4,23, Chats
Ear ey # same pare # 81 80. Levi Sanp. on, Of
anne Place Of S09i james Hol> IN, Giand lie,
f03S. Bc',ey WaI>worlh, Sorih Hero 81 cents.
WIN. Phvp', SoMh Hern, of s. ctS. Againa, Je,sc
Landon, South Hero, % . cents. Ruth iaullUn,
South Hero, for 81 cents. Against Seth Carl,
Somh Hero, Of 80 ct.. Joseph Boarln,an, South
Hero, Of 81 IS. benjamin Boar Imam, Son h Hero,
of&l 90. David Corln, Sollh Hero Of 81 ,39. john
Bo,twir', Grand lie, sl,75. Lyman Marin, South
Hero, OF SIPS. Alexander Phelps, Milton, Of 81, 81
The Eslae Of Ell.hl Root, lac of South Hero, ol
- 10. Peer Bir,ey Of Somh Hero, 50 c.. Nathan
Adams, Grand Isle, 81 It's. Timothy d. Wmtc, so ,,h
Hero, of 80 ct~. \ promisory uole against Milo
Adam, Sol'h Hero, OF IS 81, An olnt AGAINST
Iuhl r. Kcrler, sonh Hero, ofs2iOD. An account
against Lamp,on and FlAey, South Hero Of ~, 90
Amer B. Landon, South Hero, OF - 30. Also, a
bond exc 'n'el by Danle Kern OBJ r,.nGon, TO said
Henry Iounln in 1899, ding the all Kern 10
deed 10 said Z1,tman, ON Icing paid 100, 90 with
The interest," the dwee ling horse, barn, Blacksmith,
shop and about % re, If lanl, the same premise,
occupied by the ail Imfmanin South Hero aforesaid
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee
Aburgh, Nov. Ii, 1912, 26N3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

Hon. Andrew Tracy, of Woodstock, Judge
Advocate General, under the new militia act.
d. w. c. Clarke, of Brandon, Quarter
Master General, in place of Gen. Davis Rich,
resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

..- 7 NEW BOOKS.
YNHE HAND BOOK OF FANCY NEEDLE
l. WORK, by Miss Lambert illustrated with en-
cravings and extra sllt binding.
Burrows Gypsies of Spain, .....
Lndley's Horticulture,
ii story Of Texas, sod and climate,
Chapters on Church Yards,
Public Instruction IN Prussia,
and Pathology,
Trumbu's "Reminiscences oil his own tunes from
1855 10 1871.
Civil Engineering, by d. II. Mahon, ''
Companion to the Book ofGene,s, by Samuel II.
Turner, ID. ID.
Bngleys Stories about Instinct
Tales Of the King Of England,
Nauras,'s Ramiles.
Pracllca Treatise ON the Diseases OF Children, by
James Stewart, NJ. ID.
Treatise on sheep,-wth directions for their man
agemenl and treatment Of Diseases, by Ambrose
Backman.
The PoIllry Yarl-lhe best method Of sole ting,
rcaring an breeding the var ous species of Domestic
Fowl, by p. Boswell, for SAFELY {. GOODRICH.
Nov. 2j 26
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
LIVE GEESE FEATHER.

large supply on baud ii Live Geese Fca, hers, Of
oo.niry col'e,non, fer 20 ccns ger PJ nd, Cash.
CHAIRS Al WHOLESALE &. RETAIL,
f all kinks all a low rsuile 10 rat in Vermont
may e found al the Old stand al Melton aud Gaze,
opposite The o.d Bank on Church stree. or wo dooss
Hs.h o. liz Cs'ho,, c. yca, g. ea,t .soe,.
Q. NELSON.
Fuji=on, 500. H. 1870, .,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

The Rev. Ell BALLou, Of Montpelier will preach
in the White Meeting House, in Shelburn, on Sunday,
the lih INST
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

ID ETWEEN C. Haynes house and Wiaooski Falls,
ID BLACK BOA. The finder shall be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at his Office.
Burlington, Now 80, 1912. EFF
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NOTICE..

OWING to my heavy losses, shall be o. lisrd 10
" call on all indebted TO me 10 make payment and
10 sell my store and Goods 10 avoid their being SOLD
at Sheriff sale hope this notice will lie sufficient
as should regret 10 sue many Of my customers thai
have dealt with me over tweaiy years. | have Q
good assortment Of Goods and they will be ,old.
shall make no accounts after The 3lst day Of Deem
Der, 1912, al my Burlington store.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington, Nov. 23l, 1912 25-u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

Skates already trimmed with
straps Buckles, &C., for 60 Is cents, 81 l,5O rs
per polr, PANC;BOHN A. RRINSMAID'
pec l. 27w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

Store For Sale,
s.ns VSNHN sub.cril cr o ers for sale hi,
t-s,ssIs New Brick store, sua,ed IA
fsi:N.s Shcurn Village, together with the
.sfEtk2@R good. and frulre, slch a. Fair'ank',
ssfA%-1S'-s Platform and Counter Scales, Writing
Desk, show Gaze, stove, Oh Cans, measures, &c.
Ih> i one # the est locations fora country bust
ness in Chitienden coiity, AMI will te >old low.
GEO. u. COMSI OCN.
Stadium, Nor IS, lSl2. 25f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
STRAY HEIFER
" For a few DAYS only,

'1NIIE above appended to long advertisement often
i meets the eyes of our citizens who are respec-
fully informed thar we have very decent assortment
of Concaye, Convex and Conaavo Convex or Peris-
cople SPLCTACLE~, and that we can fit most per
sons with good Glasses III few minutes if they ,rish
to buya pair. We have fine G,ld mounted Specta
Giles at 50 and $40 per pair; Silver of various pat
terms at 81 22', $50, and So per pair Finest beau
tliul steel Bows beautiful Glass, So per pair. The
GLASSES in our best specacles are as good as those
Celebrated Opticians' charge our Gil zens So per
pair for, and which we often have TO exchange in a
:" few days only" after they leave We have every
number OF Glass from l-2 inch focus 10 40 which
numbers will fit almost every one from two years
old to over 100, and we fit those who have GAIA.
racts partially formed in the Eye. We have also
blue steel Bowed Spects at 50 cts 75cls. and Sl00;
German silver good ones al 81. Plated, steel and
Brass so cts. Steel land Metal p and 81 cts
per pair We have Goggles, Eye protectors; nice
German Silver and Morocco Specacles cases-cases
given gratis when sell spectacles. Those who
bay spectaclcs of rs can depend upon the articles
proving Of the quality tel them it is. We invite
attention 10 our present assortment Of Goods in our
line we never had better n
..I t PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
Not Opticians.
Dec. ]. lS42 27w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
REVOLVING CiSTORS.

A Good assortment Of Revolving Ca.tws with
iuIr, five aud TX o,tes cach for sale cheap, u.
the new Croc.e 5 ore, Of Chrch and Cole2o
s'iccis, ly JOSEPH WAIT.
Burlington, Nov. l6, i.i2 %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
FLOUR.

OkA WHOLE anl 100 Blis frc.h ground su-
- sJV periiue gene &c FIolr, Just received and for
ale ly GEO. PETERSON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

4 STNAL LAMPS, Of very rich and melr,'
"A q'aInc-, for sd!c very cheap az the Grocery
tore # JOSEPH WAIT
Darlington, Now lG, 1872. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02
ilissuluiiOn.
White Lead.

I TON White Lead in OIL 9 DO dry do. warran,ei
equal in quality 10 any manufactured in tho
Uniei Sac price unusually low. STRONGS.
Nuv. L. l522
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

W ia I'D OK III IL Il W PIAAT IL.
I'VE pccuiaries Of This chemical pound are owing
Il 10 It's extraordinary effects uI the animal fbI or
nerves. gamenis and MUSCLES virtues being carried by
~ NEVER good any internal remedy may be- this as an
external appleaon Will prove powerful Hillary IN re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure p cases Of
Local Inflammation schrofuous affection, Kings Evil Guu
lutannaory and Chronic Rheumatism and in all cases
whore seated pain or weakness exist
gentleman travelling In the south OF Europe aud Pa
lesinc n ls heard much said the latter place in
praise % JEW DAVlDS, OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
uf trtAs c considered miraculous cures had perform
cd frs 'c was induced TO try on his person
!. and liver Affection the removal Of which had been
"i object OF hisyj0urney but which mad resisted the
S"n'a inhuoncc of That bamy and delicious climate. lie
80 30 9ind his health Improving. aud ia few his
cough ef him. the saiowncss uf his skin isa appeared his
~ removed, and his health became PEI nan.n'ly rem.
stated since that time he has hccn recommending il 10
~. ircnds and acquanances, for all fixed pains Whatever
such 90 rheumatism govt, head ache ache pain in
ie side nip, back aud limbs, scrO:nlOus humors knobs
Ncns white swelling, hirdturnOTs stiff joints asue cakes
asI" 90 me breast, weakness and pain The sota ach
weak limbs Amencss. affections OF the spine, female
Wcltneasc' &c No femile subject pain or weakness "a
tine blcs side should be without II.
MARRIED LADIES,
. ate situations, find relief from constantly
cauug ths plaster. The application OF this plaster be-
shout crs, has found a certain retary for
cIi. coughs phthse aud lung affections in their primary
STAGES u destroys iaalmaon by producing copious per
sgrs''on. No physician should be withoutn.
For raruclarssee bills that accompanies each box and
directions Zach OoI contains sufficient 10 spread six or
eight p.1sicra Price 5Oceuts per box. For sale.
&C IL dly clN A. q. STEVENS.