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1pRlvATE--No. 18. /
AN ACT for the relief of Robert G. For

AN ACT Tor the reIlet Oh Isooo'' =" ~
BE il enacted blythe Senate and House Of Rfpresf"-
tqres ofthe United STATES Of .4merea IN Congress asses
Nd That the Secretary Of the Treasury cause 70 90
audited settled, and paid, BY the proper omcers o.
his Denartment. to Robert G. Ford, the amount OF
,hs accounts in his favor, and in favor OF Robert
Williams for provendcr furnished General Nelson's
brigade Of mounted volunteer militia IN the service
of the United States in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty seven, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, under the same
rules and on the same terms as II the or'gnai ac-
commits and duplicates were produced Provided, The
claimant give security to the United States ndemn-
fyipg them against loss arising from the production Of
the Original papers, should they be found before
receiving the money authorized to be paid by this
act
Approved March lst, l643
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TPaivATE-No. 6i.1

AN ACT for the relief Of Horace Wetheral.
BE IL eGoeted by The Senate and House Of Rspresafo-
fires Of the United STATES Of .fmerea In Congress assem-
bied, Tint Horace Wetherall, an invalid pensioner,
be paid on, of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, at the rate Of eight dollars per
month from the first day Of August in the year eigh
teen hundred and hrtynne, TO the thirtieth day OF
October in the year year eighteen hundred and forty
Approved, March Sd, lS43.
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[rRrvArE-No. 63.l


AN ACT for the relief Of Jonathan Britton.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fires of the United STATES Of america in Congress Assem-
bisd That the Secretary Of War be directed to place
the name of Jonathan Brton, Of Otished, Cumber-
land county, and State OF Maine, on the Pension
roll and pay him a pension, at the rate OF eighty
dollars per annum, from the fourth day Of March,
one thousand eight hundred and III ry-one, during his
natural life.
Approved, March Sd, ls43.
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rRIvArr-So. 81.

AN ACTf tho relief of Gsmalicl F.. Smith.
Re II enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
, IF The Urited States Of 7rsris in Congress
Ma ina, the Secretary Of the Treasury pay to Ca
mal,,l e. Smith three hundred and fifty dollars out
Of any money IN the Treasury not otherwise 'Ppro-
,ho erection ofa dwelling house and light house on
Mount Desert rock, in the State OF Maine, in the
,sar one thousand eight hundred and Twenty-Five.
Annroyed, March ID 1o43
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frplvATE-NO. IS.

AN ACT for the relief Of James Gray.
n. ,r.,tsd nv he Senate s~d Hcuss u Rsprsss~is-
,r,, N "A. In ted Sass Of 3meries i~Co grsss assembled
Tina, ,h.rs be paid to James Gray, OF Washington
county, Psnnsyvsuia at the rate Of eight dollars per
month"; from and atsr the 6rst day OF January, sgh'
teen hundred and forty three
Approved, March ID, 1913,
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[rRivArE--No. ST.

AN ACT Tor the relief Of Elizabeth Gresham, wi
dow Of George Gresham.
BE u sSacted BY ths Senate and House Of Reprssms-
Ues fthe United Stsies Of .fsrca Ia Coneyes, a,sm
btsd. That the Secretary Of War be, aud no hereby
Is, authorized aud instructed TO allow 10 Elizabeth
Gresham, widow Of George Gresham, late rcvolu-
uonary pcnsoncr Of the United Sta o., pension for
nvo years. ut the rate Of six hundred dollars year.
to commence on The seventh day Of July, thou
sand eight hundred and thirtyeght and to he paid
other pensioners paid, under the act Of July one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-three, allowing
pensions 10 certain widows.
Approved March Sd, l6a3.
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AN ACT for the relief Of William Fabre.
BE il enacted by the Senate and Houx Of Repessnfa-
,r,, fine United States Of .amsrica in Congress a,ssm-
MI That the Secretary Of the Treasury pay 10 VIII
lam Fabrc, GU, Of any money 10 the Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated, the sum Of one hundred and
twenty dollars and fortytwo cents, being for prize
,aouey due to said William Fabre, when sailor on
hoard the Saratoga, on Lake Champaign
Approved, March lst, l0A3.
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HORSES HORSES!! HORSES
JUST arrived at N, Rowles' stable, on 9Th street,
a near the corner of ID, TWENTY-FIVE head Of
prime
WESTERN HORSES,
Which will be disposed Of on terms to suit the
times.
March l3-3tawlw
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lrp,vATr-So. ssh


AN ACT for the rslh Of George A. winslow.
b. Il snse bp The Senate and House Of Represnta-
I'm of IA. United STATES If .4msreo in Congress assem-
Md Int tho Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, required to pay to George A. Wpslow the
som OF one hundred and for'y-four dollars, out OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise aPpropra-
ted II beine the amount due hin, for premium mo-
rev in listing recruits during the last war with
Great Britain.
Approved, March Sd, 1913
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[ravArs~No. &c.
AN ACT for the relief Of Charles b Hall, Of Cin-
eli

n Y snactsd BY ~ Ssaas sni Hesss " Repvst~is-
hess q TIC United StGtes II .sasvtes IN ConSsw
dsd That tho Secretary Of the Treasury be, aud he
IS hereby directed 10 settle and pay 10 Charles b.
Hall, out Of any money Ia tho Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the amount Of certain judgment
recovered BY him in the circuit Of the United
States for tho district OF Ohio at December term,
IN tho year eighteen hundred and forty against John
g. Warren, late surveyor Of the port OF Cincinnati,
IN The State OF Ohio for damages occasioned by the
unlawful euro and detention of certain goods un-
der orders from the Treasury Department.
Approved, March Sd, lo43.
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Approved, March Sd, ls43.
IrRIyAIE-No. SOL

AN ACT for the relief Of George Randall, John c.
Has ell, aud Elisha III. Holmes
Be Il enacted by the Senate md House Of Rtpresenia-
fires of tie United States Of 7ne in Congress
bed, hat the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and he
hereby, din ecied to pay to George Randall, John
C. Haskell and Elish II. Holiness or their legal rep
resentatives, the sum Of three thousand four hun
bred and seveny-ons dollars 6ityseven cents, out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted being the amount of labor bestowed and expenses
incurred by them contractors for removing the bar
at Saybrook in the State Of Connecticut, over and
above the amount appropriated by the tweniy-iourth
Congress for that purpose,
Approved March LIST, l643.
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~ n ~ thltA 1laiss u .Aessis4 n CssesyN assm.
~ That ~ hsivs Of PhaadAs onitb ana ~ hsirs
II anss ycung b., end thsy ~ Asseby, confirmed
70 the elalm (seeosdine y ~ portions By them re-
spsctvely ownsd) 70 tract d land containing ftssn
hundred srpens situate shout six miles from the town
Of Baton Rouge In the State Of Louisiana originally
granted H. Armand DuplaUtisr, by Baron DC caron-
dslet on the twenty-Alh day Of October, ono thou
sand seven hundred and nineiy-six.
Approved March Sd, l643
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fHlSAIL-No' fo'J
AN ACT for the relief of Mary Williams, widow oil
Jacob Williams, deceased.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents-
ties of the United Stufes Of 4meriea in Congress assem-
blsd. That Mary Wi liams, Of East Hartford, IN the
State Of Connecticut, widow Of Jacob Williams, a
revolutionary soldier, deceased, be placed on The
pension roll under the act of July fourth, eighteen
hundred and lhirty-six; and that she be paid sum
equal the pay Of soldier, under such annual pen.
SION while she remains widow as her said husband
would have been entitled 10 had he been living on
the seventh Of June, eighteen hundred and thirty
two.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS

PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS
EALED proposals. will be received at the office
~ of The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, WASH
ington ID. c., until the 2lst day of March, instant
at one o'clock, P. NJ for the following goods for the
use of the Indians viz:
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400 pairs point white Mackinac blankets
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49,
back, once a week.
Leave Albany every Wednesday al 6 N; arrive al
Thomasville next day by 6pm.
Leave Thomasville every Friday at m; arrive al
Albany next day by = m.
1885 From Albany, by Cu,hbert, TO lrvinton Ala.
90 miles and back once week.
Leave Albany every Monday att Ia nj arrive at IT.
uinton next day by pm.
Leave Irwinton every Wednesday at 4 m; arrive
a, Albany next day by pm.
1886 From Americas, by Lumpkin, lr~inton, Ala,
Cayton, Monte,ello, Monte1ums, CovIngton, Car.
nne,on and Fort era slord, TO Bakey 3op miles and
back, once week
Leave America. every Monday a, a M arrive a,
Blskely next Monday by SPIN.
Leave Blskely every Saturday al 6 a m; arrive al
hmericus next Saturday 10y 8 pm.
1897 Froin Americas to Cuthbert, 30 miles and
back, once sweck.
Leave Amerious every Wednesday at 6 IN; arrive
at Cuthb ri next day by . am.
Leave Cu,h ert every Thursday at . IN; arrive al
hmcricu. r. day by 6p. IN.
1888 From Csssvie, by Etswah Valley, TO Van
Wet % miles and back, once a week.
Leave Ca.svile every "Wednesday at 8 ain; arrive
at Wan Vert same day by Jpn.
Leave Van Wou every Tuesday At M arrive a,
Css-vilIs same day by apm.
1889 From Cov'og:oo To Orford, 10 miles and bach,
once q week.
Leave Covins'on every Saturday at ~ mi arrive al
Or ford same day by Bpm.
Leave Orford every Saturday at pm; arrive .,
Covinvon same day by 7pm.
1890 r ON Forsyth, NY Pu,nam's Oh S,ors, Pine
Flat William Disn,ukes Pike co.,, Pleasant Grove
Bear Greek, and Fo.tsrvlIle, to Whitehall, 10 mile,
and back, opces week
! Leave Forsyth every "Wednesday at M arrive a
w hi,eball neat day by SPIN
Leave Whitehall every Friday at m; arrive a
Forsyth ner, day by pm.
1891 From Frspsiin, by Houston, Wehadks Stand
ing Rock and Fredonis, To Chambers c h, Ala, ~
miles and back, once week.
| Leave Franklin every Friday at S m, arrive d
Chambers same day by Jpn.
Leave Chambers c h every Saturday d q M ~
rive At franklin same day BY Jpn.
3297 From Hsrmitsgs, by Hsrdsn's Mile W MIN
' srsl Springs, 10 miles and back, once week.
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PEhU IRON COMPANY.

LAVE, and will constantly keep in deposes with
L l. their Agents at Burlington, VT Peru manufac-
lured Nails and Iron, Of the following description,
to wit -
NAILS '
3d. 4d 3D., 3D. 3d. l0d, I'D 2Od odd sod 40d, Sod cod
SF1IKES.-4 inch, a l2 5, 5 l-2 and 6.
FINISHING NAILS.-6d, Sd, lOd, I'D, manufnc.
turcd specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d, 20d. and Did
ROUND RON,-3-s 7-l6, l-2, GIG, So, Life
ga, 7-s inch | l-s, | Ia, 3-9, l-2, 1873
| ga, 2inch, 2 Id 2 l.2 3, and 3 l-2. 100
SQUARE RON-3.e, ZIG, IL GIG 5-s, ll.l6
3.4, 7-e, |, l.s, Ia, 3-s, 2, 2 l2 inches.
BAND RON-l Ia, l-2, 3-4, 2, Id, 2l-2
"a, 3, 3 l-2, a, l-2, inch.
TIRE RON,-l Ia IL, 3-4 2 wide and from
go to So thick
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes
IA ME AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE SA " PLA I'ES, cut 10 order 4
shur, notice.
The Peruiron Co. manufacture thergoods at Cln L.
tonvlle, \. Y. from Iron Of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their agents fl
and complete assortment than can lie found in the
State. Ii is believed that The goods from this estnb
shment better manufactured, than those from
any other in It's vicinity.
Purchasers are re.pecfully solicited to inspect the
Goods oiih> Co.-Prces a. low and terms as favor.
able, as can lie Obtained in the Sia'e.
T F. & w. L. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25,h, 1912
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM.
PLAINTIFF!
DIR. TAN LOR'S.
BAlSAM OF lIvFRW0RT.

FROM 90 b0rery, Ne1o YORK.
Tor the cure OF Corgh>, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
1 ing Cough, Catarrh, pains IN the SIDE and reast,
BRONCHITIS liver complaints, and all those a Section
of the throat and lung, which are a source of 50
much suffering and so often terminate IN CoN>rMP-
Won, thr. remedy "a Justly and highly t>iingui. he'd
II Is purely vegetable, mild and geni,e IN lis elect
upon the system, and can he taken in the most DELI
cate cases with safety as well a> wei as utility. So
extensively has hecn used and 20 often proved size
ce>siul even in extreme AMI apparently almost hope
less case, not only palliative IN; "a remedy
that the proprietor feels no hei'encv IN introducing
1t and Recommending ii 10 all who unfortunately
may have occa Ion To resort to some means OF recov-
cry. Physicians familiar with its elects and aware
Of the healing properties Of this vegetable prepare
ion, not uniregTcn'iv prescribed in their practice
and with The Medical Facnliy generally, it has mel
with more than ordinary Appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
The following remar',s were taken from late
num'cr of the Medical Macazine:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
Dr.. Taylor's Btl,am of Liverwor, made at 37i
Bowery, IN Consumption cases cannot fail exciting
deep and ihrlling interest ihroug hort the world
We have 50 long leIievel the disease Consumption
incurable that 1t is difficult to credit our senses When
see persons evidently consump,:ve, restored Il
health. We, il is a fact Of lily occurrence!
Certificates from the highe. and most respec,abl.
sources of persons who have either heen greatly re
lleved ly il, or entey recovered from affections
The lungs and liver, could e furnished in abundance
| hut insert only the following -
CERrIFIcATE.-"Beingc con >iiimiionally prcl,pos
ell tn Consumption, member Of my family havn.
suffered severely from irritation Of the Lungs, ac
companlea with cough AMI raising matter AMI lool
together with severe pain in my s,lennd breast, Ill
wa. Supposed to be beyond recovery, | was induce
| hv advice Of DR.. Perkins, - lat re.ort to rr
"Tavlor's Balsam of Llverwori," ] have Ia zen fv
bottles in all began 10 improve with he first b. t
tic, and while taxing the third, was far recovere
| as 10 he allie 10 get a oul. Since which time, b.
con'nuelu,e Of ii | am quite restored and allie II
attend 10 my usual lu>Iiess. To persons Ill ern,
| from cough, and affections Of the Lungs, do earn
| estv reccommenlit.
| (SgneD JAS. G. SCOTT.
Elisabeth City, ". c. Dee i6, 1912.
For common col! aud cough, this is one Of tn
very 'e,, reme'le. ever ai-covrrel
". b. There is spurious and 90 In'crfei ar,cl
oh1a', and lately introduced into This place. There
fore b. caretr TO get he genuine, which is from 81
| Bowery N. Y an see that the new en- graved wraI
| per is on the ho''le 10 proven, cornieries.
For sale hy PECK & SPEAR, and LOVELY (
| EiMOuR, Bur ingion; ;. II. Barnes, Charlotte
| NJ. Hall HincshurPh; VIM Rhodes, Jr. Rchlnon,
| June 80. vi
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a LAST WORD On HEAT.-l.ot no one
hencelor'. assert that the wheat crop is uncer-
tain. There are soils and ATTITUDES better
adapted To lis cultivation than others, az is the
case with all other crops. hut it is really as
c,rtaln crop as any other. Why ahould it not
be, since IT'S cultivation dates back to the com.
menccnent oil mans history! In England
there is no uncertainty in the wheat crop, cx.
cept what is occasioned by the vicssitudes of
Tie seasons, and so it is IN this country with
those that pursue the English mode of cultiva
ting IT, Why did WIN. c. Williams, in this
neghhorh9od, reap thirty bushels TO the acre
this year, while the wheat of the majority of
Re ntucky culliva,ors was not worth reapnp at
al He snwed early at the rate OF three bush.
els OF seed to the acre, upon rich clover. lea,
ploughed TO I'D inches deep, we'll narrowed
and rolled, and laid off into beds of Q feet
width with deep water burrows. They sowcd
late, a bushel an acre, upon worn.nut land and
scratched the surface with the plough; so that
much of the seed did not come up, much that
came up was winter-klIed, and what remained
in the spring was smothered by grass and weeds
Since The laws OF nature are invariable-since
like effects are certain to follow like causes,
who can doub, that Mr.. Williams will always
have good wheat crop, or that his careless fell.
low.ctizens will always have bad ones. while
both pursue their respective methods ! II Mr.
Williams produced on 20 acres GOO bushels Of
wheat, he would upon 100 acres of the same
sort of treatment, have produced, inevitably
5000 bushels and if he produced thirty bush.
els ct wheat an acre this year, will he not, un
der like circumstances, gather similar harvest
next year, and the next, and the next !
Let not the farmer neglect to soak his seet
in strong brine and then roll it in lime Vhi.
is always done in England. Many believe il
will prevent rust. although it seems to have fail
ed in some instances in this reg n. At al
events The washing will get out the bad wheat
and make the seed sprout and grow off more
rapidly and the salt and lime will act as ma
nures.- Louisville ourna
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GROCERIES.

An Hhds. St Crolx Porto Rico and New Orlc.ps
M Su-ars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar
bbis Crrshed and Powdered DO do
hhds Porto r ca Molusses
10 hhls. New Orleans DO
40 Chests Tyson. Hyson skin Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas.
tons Sacraius
2o KEYS and boxes Plug, Caven iish and Sheep
Tobacco.
barrel Iorards Maccaboy Snuff,
10 hhls Smoking end fine cut Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Runoh Raisins
sc bass old Java, Gran Java Rio and Laguirs
Coffee,
do Pep er and Pmento. Also Starch, Gin.
namon, Nutmegs Gloves PIPES, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackerol, salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods wish
to buy money, and offer more for it than is usually
paid in'ihis vicinity. Purchasers respectfully in.
vited 10 call. S1RONGS.
Nov. H. 1912. 25
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
AND GENERAL STAGE HOUSE,
by =. w. TAYLOR,
CoURT House SQUARE, BrRLISGToS, VT. 26tf

Iron, Steel &c.
on TONS assorted English Tire Iron,
NOlO" do. Swelc> and Peru do. DO.
3" Russia Old Sal lie do.
GO" Perr manufactured rornAand square ron
embracing all sizes from IN. 10 2 in.
10 tons ASSORTED brand Iron.
10" Scroll Iron and hoe shapes,
3 " R>.ia hor-c nail rods,
Anvis, Vices, S.edge>, Trace CHAINS, Borax, File
and Ra>ps, Shovel>, SPADE. Gro Bars &c.
Steel.
Sanlerson's Cas-, Steel,
Greaves German "
English llistd.
American
$50 Sets Steel plated Gutter and Sleigh ShoI
&c. &c. Just Receivelby STRONGS.
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA orPIIrillS-
L IC, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPiNG COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases OF he
Lungs, this is believed to lie the most popular ELI
cacious Medicine ever known in America,for proof OF
which, we would refer TO those who have ed il, and
TO the numerous certificates of Physicians and others
attached TO he inside wrapper of each loltle.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass. writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
i'asam have had the de- redeieci, and recommend,
il as a safe, convenient md etliracious medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown. of Concord, N. H., writes iha
10 his knowledge il has meyer disappointed the rea
| sonal,le ex pec atoms of those who have usedii.
| The public are particularly L,Ttioned against th'
many Commercials or limitations which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name of the genuine article
| fCSBe assured that it is not genuine unless on
! or both of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or VIM. JOHN CUTLER are found attach,
| TO a yellow label on blue envelope. (A labels {
and after the date Of Dec. 1882 will have the write
signature Of Wm. ion'n Cnterl Prepared b
REID, WING & CUTLER, (la'e Low Reed
Wholesale Druggists, "a Chatham ST., Boston, an
sold ly Druggists, Apoiheare> and country mel
chants generally. Price so cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
| Burlington, Dec. I, 1912. 1y.
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DnR LYRNo
From the Democratic Review for September.
THE DYING SYCAMORES.

From the Democratic Review for September.
THE DYING sYCAMOREs.
by Miss ANNE C. LYNCH.
A hern'y like young womanhoods
Upon the green earth les
And June's sweet smile hath walked again
Ali summers harmonies.
The insects hum their dreamy cong,
The trees their honors wear,
And lang,id with its perfume spoilp
Signs the voluptuous air.
gorgeous wealth Of leaf and bloom
Enchauis the dazZcd sight;
And over earth and sky there smiles
presence Of delight.
From yon sad dying Sycamorsa
Alone shadow ialls,--
Ar from the ghastly form Of Death,
In Esypts banque,-halls.
Agnins, the soft blue sky they stand,
Their naked limbs ou'sprrad,
And I, the throbbing life around,
They murmur Of the dead.
Spring, with its soft and odnrous air.
LA II brenthed on them in vain,
Nor sun, nor dew nor summer shower,
Shall bid them bloom again.
Oh, stately monarchs Of the wood
What blight hath Der We passed
What cnnker IN your noble hcarts2
What spell is on ye cas,2
watch we where thousand forms
With life and heauv glow,
Till half deem that on We lies
Some weight Of human WOO.
Teemblem many a weary heart
In this fair world of ours,
For they that love not are like "a
Oh, diving Sycanores.
Providence. II l.
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SE HlIDS. Gardner Brewer, Bezion n. f.. Rum
c\' 80 Pipes Brandy,
40 do Baltimore Gin,
do "Swan" do pure,
10 Hal "Pelevoi,in" Brandy
10 ilh's. St. Crox Rum,
30 BIs. Sucrry AMI Madeira Wine,
40 do Malaga do
do Port do
J. 4. J. II. PECK & co.
juno so, '43
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JAMES II. PLATT.
BOOT &. SHOE MAKER,

HAS removed his shop 10 Warmers rosy, opposite
l. l. TO HowarI's Store on Church ,;cee'. lie ha> a
large assortment OF Ladies and Gentlenen'> Boots,
half Gaiter>, Boo,ee> and Shoes; also, Misses and
Boys Thick Boots and Broeans, all of which he will
sell at very low prices for h. All kinds Of work
in his line made 10 order. Plea,e call and examine
his work and prices, he ee!s, confident tha, 10th vii
meet yolr appro alton.
Burlington, May 3, 1913. 49lt.
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FISH.
200 Qnntals Cod Fish,
100 Boxes Herring.
]. G. J. H. PECK I, co.
Life ! Life !! Life -!

Life /! Litc! Life ~!
DR. Jonathan Moor-', ESSENCE OF LIFE Tho
- most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
been d>coverei for clrng Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
and CONSUMPIIONS. Ii will al. o remove he
Whpoping-C Cough in one week. Prepared ly HEN
Rr SEYMOUR, from the original receipt by the direc
ton Of laid Moore.
For >ale whole ale, by PECK & SPEAR Burlin
United States.
Order. directed Henry Seymour, Hadley, Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
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