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ELLINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY

THE Trustees of this institution would inform
the public, That, at the expiration of the current
quarter, IN February next lis management will de-
,olye upon Mrs GEoRGE PAINE, ms Principal who
will take the place of Mss LEE, the present incum-
bent
The Trustees, relying on the high and acknow.
edged qualifications OF Mrs. PAINE for the govern
ment OF such an Institution invite public attention 10
the following Terms and regulations;
IHE SPRING FERM will commence on Wednesday
the LIST Of March next and continue usual twenty
two weeks.
TERMS.
Board, including washing, fuel lights etc. has been
reduced TO $500 per quarter I'll weeks half payabl,
ln,advance. The Boarding department will continue
under the of Mr.. Braman.
IUITIoS IN English branches IS 90 per quarter, half
payable in advance.
Drawing, including sketchng from nature,
and painting IN water colors, $500
French, Italian or German, each $50
Latin, 500
Piano Organ or Guitar, per quarter 1000
Use oflnstument for practice 200
The French and Italian classes are under the care
of Monsieur BoUcHErTE.
Pupils are not received for less period than one
quarter, but deduction will be made from the above
charges, in case of protraced illness.
II is desirable thai pupils should board in the Semi
nary where they viii NJ all times be under the special
charge OF the Principal, who, bearing in mind the
importance of health IN the pursuit Of their studies
will constantly aim at their physical as we'll as Their
moral and intellectual improvement
In behalfof the Trusees,
GEO. -. SHAW, S.e-etary.
Burlington, Goth Dec, 1872
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Fire Notice,

THE members of the BuRLINoroS FIRE COMPANY
4 are hereby notified that the annual meeting OF
said company will be holden at John Howard's Ho-
TEL on the fourth Wednesday, the 25h day of Janua-
~ 4. ID. 1913, att o'clock in the afternoon for the
choice of 10 Wardens a Clerk and Treasurer; and
for the transaction of all other business required by
the Charter and bylaws o! SAID Company.
81 ptnctuai attendance OF all the members is de-
sired, as business of importance is expected 10 be
laid before the meetings among other things, the Com.
pany need Brea; Enpinc, with Suction Hose, and
one or more Cement CIsterns 10 be located at some
central points, the expenses of which must be delray-
ed, either by voluntary subscriptions, or by assess
ment upon the members. The prompt payment of
entrance fees and assessments are all very necessary
but the cheerful performance Of all the personal duties
required OF the members is of the utmost Importance
r. Il - ..'-'ss's of this Company and
rendering 1t efficient IN time OF need ~
Inc House-hoders OF this village who are ms w,
hot members are respectfully requested TO attend 10
Jon TINS Company and contribute their proportion of
pecunary means and personal exerlons in sustain
ing me Company, in their work of protection
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerk
burlington, Jan. 2 lS43.
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NOTLCE-

GRATEFUL for favors already received from an
VI intelligent public, the undcrsig ned would solicit
the continuance Of the same from their old CUSTOM
ers, who have furnished Wool TO manufa curc, TO
their own advantage (as they can testify, and would
also be happy that others who have wool should
core and do likewise. We assure them we can
manufacture II into Broadcloths that will compare
with any i'll the State, either for home use, style
for any market. We at all times TO lie found at
the Burlington Mill.
n. b. We will exchange cloths for good hard
body wood, on reasonable terms.
ROELOfSON g. RATHBUN.
Winooski Falls Dec. 90 1912. 81 If
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Morning train through 10 Boston leaves Greenbish
at before O'Clock, daily, Sundays exceptet-arrvcs
at Boston 6t.
Breakfast at Chatham.
The afternoon train TO Springfield only, leaves
Greenbu>h at before | O'Clock.
Passengers can leave Springfield al 6 A. NJ, and
arrive IN Boston al IL A. NJ.
Passengers must leave Albany al 81 or 1911 O'clock,
and not later to insure passage.
FuR NEw-YoR via HARTFORD AND NEw-HAvEN
Passengers leaving Greenbush beiore a. NJ.
take Stage al Springfield at II! M.-reach Hartford
at A p. VI. and New Haven al 7 p. M.-lodge-leave
New Haven by steamboat al G! A. NJ. aud arrive in
New y rk al 2 p NJ.
Passengers may als 0 leave Grcenhush al before
+. Ill., iv.oh sPrin sii' 81 ,honaa hv stare at 81 10
tIartorl-odgt-e,v Hartford al s. next morning
in cars for New llatcn, and thence by Steamboat ar
irving IN New YORK. a, , p. NJ.
Faic through 10 NV York Sc
For New YoRK, b. the Hcusatonic Railroad
Fare Sc.
A tram Of cars will Ieave Greenbush daily. (S,n.
day, excep,eD al SIP. NJ, reach 8rnlgeport at ~
A. NJ, take boat at 7, td reach New York al III AM
Passengers must beat South Ferry IN Albany at
81 p. III.
Freight sported Oily by this line between Aha
ny and New York at ries from SO 10 $40 per ton.
Flour in lots Of 500 baels al Soc per barrel and for
any less quantity 60c. ir barrel.
Passengers must prof re tickets before Ia ing Cars
| Tickets be obtalld IN Albany at G. X. Payne's
office, 2! Broadway, oat Ticket Office in Depot at
| Greenbush.
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A r BURLINGTON, VI, since the >lcqhng has
"A Teen so good the Goods have sill OF from the
Peoples Cheap Cash Store al wonderful rapid rate
an the Agent is 50 buSily engaged IN selling cheap
that he has not time % eli dear. The stock is one Of
the most general airl extensive oany that he has had
hiring the last 20 years. and probably never cN-
ccle at his store any former years, therefore per-
sons from distance may come with confidence Of
being supplied with Dry Goods Of nearly every dcs
cripion that may be wished and the lowest prices
or cash, n, liOWARD'S.
Dee. II, 1912. 80
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UNITED SITES DISTRICT COURT,
VenOnt District.
IN iAKRUPTCY.

NOTICE. TO SW cause against HcttOn Of
ASA SNOW, oericho, for his Discharge and Ger.
tica.e, as a hkrupl, the Court iio l,e, in Wind
sor, in SAID Di;t, on Wednesday, the 2iih day Of
May, A. l3at 10 A. VI.
JOSEPH coo Of Burlington, for h> Discharge
and Ccrillicaas a Bankrupt, at The Court House,
in Windsor, Wednesday, the 24h day Of Nav
AID. 1913, 10 a. NJ.
ALNAH JOHION, Of Burling ton, for his Dis .harge
and Ccrlilic, Bankrupt, al tho Court House,
in Windsurn said district, on " ednes law the
2iih day oIay, A. d. 1913, al 10 A. NJ.
JOHN Ml1IELL, ofBurnglon, for his Discharge
and Cerute a, Bankrupt, at The Court House,
IN Winds, IN said District, on Wedne day, the
oath day May, A. d. 1913, at 10 A. NJ.
JOHN OAk of North Hero, for his Discharge and
Certificaas Bankrupt, at the Court House. IN
Windsor said District, on Wednesday, tho Gath
day of NJ 4. d. lS43, al 10 A NJ.
GUY SPEcER, Of Burlington, for his DISCHARGE
and Csrcaie, as Bankrupt at the Court House
IN Windh, in SAID District, ON Weln, sjay, the
2Iih DAT May, A. d. 1913, at 10 A. NJ.
GEORG WRIGHT, Of Colchester for his Discharge
and Ceicale, as Bankrupt, at the Court House,
in Wmor in said District, on Welne. day, the
eth u OF May, A. d. l643, al 10 A. NJ.
DAVID TUCKER, Of Huntington, for hs< ps-
chargs nd Certificate, as Bankrupt, al the Court
Houtn Windsor, in SAID district, on Wednesday,
the Il day Of May A. ID. lSl3, al l0A. NJ?
LEVI GOWN, Huntington, for his Di,char-e and
Cerlihe, as a Bankrupt. al the Court House, IN
Windr, IN SAID District on We inesday, the Silh
day oiay, A. ID. 1913, at 10 A. NJ.
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Effects of al. Walker. Of A,burrh.

by virtue ofan order of the United States District
Court for The District Of Vermont, 10 me directed
will sell at Public Auction, at my Office IN Alburgh,
on Saturday, the It'll day of January, 1913, at one o.
clock in the afternoon, one prom ssory note against
William W. Williams, Of GeoIan, for $50 90, dated
August 9Th, 1886 payable to David |. Walker the
ist ofJune, 1881 one note AGAINST Duncan u. Nc
Grigor Of Aburph for s3,2s, dated ~ JNnt, lS4l.-
Also Two Swarns of Bees with ,he;r h,yl's.
GILES " ARLINGTON. Assignee.
Albuieh 2Slh Nov, ISL? 20
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Sic OF BANKRUPT Fleets,
Effects of William stewart, of south Hero.

BY virtue ofan order of the United States District
Cour, Cor the District Of Vermont, TO me directed,
will sell at Public Auction ut the dwelling house of
Ielmer Kent in South Hero on the 2d day of Janu-
airy, 1913, 10 clock in the forenoon, promissory
note against George Chase OF Chataugay, \. Y, for
the sum OF $40 %, payable TO the firm OIL c. Il ".
stewart, Said note is in the hands of Augustus
Douglass of Chataugay aforesaid for collection. Al
so, one for Sl65 90 against Oliver c. Burroughs of
White Hall, ~ Y. dated 9Th OF jane, 1887, payable
in freight on Lake or Canal the season OF the date of
snld notc, with interest on which has been paid, TO
apply on said note, in March, 1887 $50 10; said
payable to the firm Of l. c. x w, Stewart.
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee.
Aburgh, 25th Nov, lsi2. %
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NO TTCE.
w " VI AM Il. CITRTIa

a NNOt NCES ohIs customers and all who IN 40
moved iruw his stand on Church ,,r~ee, N w.
street, vhrr" be- may be found in connection ,,i,,
Mr. DAriEL AVIS, at ms old and well Eno,gn s,ani
where ly ai''a'lon 10, and punctuay in business he
hoPeN hey ~ receive their share Of patronage
Immediately meet demands against INN.
Burlington, Dec. II, IsI2 2a,,s
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COMMUNICATION.

Ms EpIron:-Many false impressions have gone
dsm,c which has prevailed among us during the last
year. l have kept record Of the deaths in town
during the year 1872 and taken considerable pains to
secure correctness. have also submitted the list to
the inspection of one of the principal Physicians in
this place. and have had the benef, Of his corrections
1t 10 possible there may have been one or two other
deaths, among foreigners not included III tbs list
but think the statement below may be relied on Us
correct.
BY the Epidemic Eryspeas, %
by Consump ton,
Caused, or FASTENED, by intemperanco, D
or old age or Of persons from 10 10 80, ~
instantaneous death,
Found dead in the street,
Suicide by poison-(suppo' ed)
Various other diseases. -
The whole number of deaths in town during -
the year 1912, is -
II is remarkable that most of the deaths by cry
Sipelas, were of persons in The most strong age
life, supposed 10 lie from 20 TO IS years OF age.
have attended forty funerals during the last year. II
nv discourse on Sabbath evening, stated the mum
Der Of deaths at 69but the revision of the list b!
Or, Hatch, suggested five Others, principally for
egners of which l had previously no knowledge
Ii will be seen in the above statement that the death
n Burlington, including those by the Epidemic, ar
oily about one and half per. cent. In the aOsenc
Of epidemics, they supposed 10 be only about on
per- cent This speaks well for the health of our towT
Yours, &c.
X. CoNvERS"
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IL q

On Monday evening the 26th ult by the Rev. J. K
Converse, Mr.. RICHARD PERCY 10 Hiss MARY ASs;
THARlE, both of this town.
Also, on Friday evening, by the same, Mr., LEWIS
BRuNELI, to Miss Rosy PIcHET.
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iHWQE3a
4Enr GI,rf

Vnr CbrfHtmdS dnG Nsu=TearH.
H ATuRAL1sT'S LIBRARY, large . vo., plato
~ Csnnings Select Speeches,
Select speeches Of Chatham, Burke Erskine AL
Mackino,h
Select speeches Of Wnlham and liusknson,
American Oraiory, from eminent Americans.
Manual Of Classical Literature,
"REMINISCENCES OF his own times from l756 10 le4l. lv
Col. r. TruDIe
owitt's Visits TO Rcmarks lie Places, l.t s. 81 series.
Gmp>es Of tic Old World, vols 8 vo. 49,.
The Percy Anecdotes, 10 winch is added q valuali"
collection Of American Anccdoe-,
Seas Pictorial Illustrations Of tho Bible and Oriens.
Customs, 3 vols.
DICKS Sideric Heavens, ! vol.
Wort >, 8 vols.
American Poetry,
Dramatic Library,
Love and madness Of Porqua,o Pa'so,
John, oniana,
scrns's Poc,ical Works,
Mrs.. Sgoirncy's Select Poems, gin
Floors Lexicon, coiored plates.
Wrt's Life Of Patrick Henry,
C1orer's Naval History,
Live, Of hc Presidents,
Lives Of Eminent british Lawycr.,7,o
Lives olEminent Mechanics,
Mechanics Own Book,
Charters Church Yard.
Lnlslev' Horticulture,
History of Texas Soil and climate
Handy Book Of Needle Work, sr.ra giK
john Smith, Letters, pictures IL match,
Letters Of Eliza Wilkinson.
Tie American Housewife,
Block locks Treatise on sheep,
Boswel'> Poultry Yard,
Bngleys Tales about Travellers,
VIM Tel and Hofer,
Tales Of the Kings of Eng land,
Bngley's s,or e. about Instinct,
Naturaliss Ralnbles,
Ward, works Poems, extra git.
GosrdgtiI , Poesa 4 Works extra sa',
Gems Of American Poets,
Universal Gazetteer, containing eensu. Of ls4J, Kcy-
al Octave,
Cocrdge's Works, 9 70, vol.
Science OF Common Thing,
Hazcn's Panorama,
The Dahlia. extra gilt
Ens t. R. Art, and Antiquities .1'F. s@
Albums,
RoLin,on's History Of England,
School Biography,
District School as il was,
Public Instruction in Prussia,
Parour Library, 6 vols, coih,
My Som, Own Boot, gilt.
: S. Teachers Companion,
Life and Beauties Of John " ssley,
Elliou's Essays,
Walker on Pathology,
q oodrich's Church History,
Waddirgon's do
Bongbrokes Works, 4voi..
Marryatts do 2 vols.
SCOTS DO vuis.
Barns % vol.
Byron's do vol
Juhn>on's do 2 vols,
Jo>ephis % 2 vol.
For sale hy r. CpOORI(vf
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LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.

HAVEvery recently received a large addition 10
their stock ofGoods, which is now one of the
mos, Extensive in the State and which IS offered to
heir former customers and The public, lo,c prices
1t is hoped that hose who are in want Of Goods will
improve he pre-, cnt good sleGhng and furnish Them
selves with supply from This establishment.
Burlington, Dee. Is, lSi2. %
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- -
jtHEi II.

4 FEW bushegood bright SPRING WHEAT
a and also, a Il bushels best PINK EYE POTA.
TOES are wansn exchange for Goods. Apply al
the corner OF Chih and College street, to
Dec. 50. 81 JOSEPH WATT
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CUFF PINS, STUDS, BUCKLES, &c.
COLD and Gilt CUT, Hair and Scarf Pins, Siuds
VI Buckles, head and Leck ornaments :, Topaz Anne
thist and other Breaches, some goods in the Jewery
line very pretty and durable patterns Of such quality
and workmanship as the most particular need not b,
ashamed 10 wear or i've presents.
Dec. 20, 1912. PANGBoRN 81 BRINsMArD.
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CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!!

A FEW doulle and single y. G. Rood Clocks
IA which will lie exchanged for Grain or Wood on
The most rea, enable terms by ID. DAVIS.
Wafer ST., Dec. 90, 1912.
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RENTS! RNTS!-JAN'Y 1913.
THE first payml for Rent of Slips in the New
/ Brick Churckvill lie due on the first day Of
January. PunctiHpaymen is Necessary IN order for
The Treasurer 10 ut expenses oflhe society already
incurrel, and otis constantly accrung. Rents
hereafter wal lie rlirred Sem.- annually, VIZ: First
Of Juy and jana.
WM, HURLBUT, Treasurer.
Burlin gton, De2o, 1912.
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The United states saImodv,

DEING a collection of Psalms and Hymn tunes
- selected from the best European masters to
which is added large number of original COM
positions from the pens of more than thirty DIFF
fcrent authors who have written expressly for the
work. and especially adapted for the services of the
Sanctuary. For sale at the Book Store Of
Dec. %. 80 ID. A. BRAMAN.
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Bank of BURLINGTON.

Notice is hereby given that meeting Of tho
S.ockhoider, Of the Bank Of Burlington, will bs
holden al their Banking House the second Tus,jay
OF january next, at II o'clock, A. NJ. for tho pu<.
pose Of choosing seven Directors for the year nsxi
ensuing.
Byorder Of the President and Directors.
r. G. COLE, CoAhIw.
Burlington, Dec. I, 1912.
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MADAM POIVIN'S
N TSP SIN 0DtC ElMNG0Gy,
OR Female ErnuIatnr.

For Lregulor and Painful MenSruation, and
for the Suppression or Retention Of The Menses
NTIlENEVER any OF the organs Of the human
w frame cease or refuse 10 perform their office,
the seeds Of disease sown, of which the harvest
is death, unless, hy timely attention the obsiruc-
tons removed and nature is thereby restored To
her wonci action, Through carele>snc,s and ne
glcct thousands II females IN This northern climate
have gone down 20 an early grave Of Consumption,
disease that with females Is nvaral " pr mC,ed hy
and in most ca,eS has ITS origin in 4 arrangement of
those organs uron which The EMMESAGoGuE i, e.-
peciaily designed TO act most II not at Of whom
nigh, have Leen savel by timely resort to this
ME icine.
VERBAL TESTlMONY-lhel lest that can lie olIer-
cd IN proof Of rs efficacy, may be found in every
neIghborhoOd where the EMMENEGoGUE has been
employel 10 ac'nrltn"e with Maiam Bovn'> drec-
tons. II IS prepared m VINE, and though oWerGl,
i, ncv-r,heleSsa "a e lnediclue for family use.
Each bottle contains abou ~ ounces-Prce
US cts. liberal discount wi te made 10 PLY can>
who nc II IN their practice and TO person, who pur
chase by quantity. Sold IN Blrlnaton anil vicinity
iy PECK x SPEAR, Ae,ais.
Dee. %, ls.2 80
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FREIGHT EPARTMFNT,

Frclrhl Train willeave Greenhush daily Sun
days excepted for Bopn al 5. A. NJ,
Every information sll be given at the Office in
the Depot a, GreenIul December r., 1912.
w. II. TOW, END,
Master Oft ,nspurtatlcn.
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AUCTION SALES;

Wednesdays, "Wednesday Evenings, and
Saturday Evenings,
B Y II. T II o NJ AS.
STOVES and PIPE, KITCHEN FURNITURE,
- Farming. Utensils, Sleghs and Wagons, Dpv
Goops and India Rubber Clothing. Also 4 lo-gs
lot Of Fur and Cloth Winter Caps
Sales continued in the evening 2iR
REVOLVING AND OTHER CASTORS.
CASrORS and Gas or Bottles, Tea Pots. Shutters
- and trays, CaniIe,ilcks, Patel and Germaa
Silver Spoons, Pewter and Iron Spoons Pins, Nee
dies, Hooks aud Eyes, Shoe and Boot Laces aud
Buckles, Br' She. Combs &c, al very low rrics,.-
Please call and see Lefore you buy
Dec. 90, 1872, Soma
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dec. 20.
Mr.. Thompron, Of Indiana, addressed the
House mainly in reply to the remarks made, yes
terday, by Mr.. Gushing. lie anmadverted with
great severity on the shameless ayowal made
by that gentleman that the power OF the yelo
and the influence Of the patronage OF the Gov
eminent would be exercised to control ejentS,
and influence the election of the next President,
and the open auction made Oh the floor OF the
House, OF that power and patronage to the par
ty that would be in the majority in the next
Congress. II remained to be seen If there would
be any bidders. For himself he thought the
gentleman from Massachusetts over rated 6olh
The power Of the fiat" as that gentleman des,
lgnated the veto power even when coH'Dlhed
with the patronage of the government ana me
threatened influence Of members OF the adIn'hls-
tratOn.
lie was asonshed at the boldnetS OF TINS
proposition. A few years since the mere sus-
picIon Of coalition between the tiGn h%ecu,
tive now venerable member OF this iouse' ana
a high functionary of the Governments suspl-
oion hat was proved to be unioundei, Inc mere
suspicion Of such a coalition, was lut'cieht TO
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CLOCKS.

hight day and sc hour Clocks, Brass or Wood
II Tor sale as low can be bong hi any where, for
cash, wood or produce.
PANGBonN 4. BRiN .MAlD.
Clocks not delivered until paid for.
Dec. 49, 1912 30m3
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NyRAppINC pApr,u
STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SALE

ONE thousand realms, assorted Sizes for sale
~ Dec. %. 81 Z. GOODRICH.
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare through to Boston SO.
-f.5 s 81 ls5S fFs35z t
Brtak{dst II Chnthani.

Morning train through 10 Boston leaves Greenbnsh
at before O'Clock, daily, Sunday exceped-arrivcs
l1o>;ou Gt,
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I'i Y UP.

= {. LOOMS must lie paid by the 1t, Of JANUARY
LIE 1913, unless some previous arrangement has
been madcl on all notes and Book accounts that are
due or Lcconc due al that time. Ihi, is the lat ca
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
rpNo EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

There il no mistake in the genuine CON
POUND BONESEr CANDY, MEDlCA-
TED. # you procure the genuine article
prepared by WM. BROWN, Chemist. 4ol
Washington street, Boston. For genuine
see that the candy is stamped WN. B1owN,
aud the directions signed also.) Ia curing
Coughs, Colds. lIoarscness, Sore Throat,
Phthslc, llooping Cough, &c. tins Is The
article that has given so mHch Satisfaction
The past thirteen years. for the above p"'p'se
aud for clearing the voice nI vocnli'ls an"
public speakers. No better evidence Is
wanting of superiority over all other kinds
.: cough remedies, than TO read The following
certificate.
hereby certify that have manufactured
from q medcatcd decoci.on furnished by
" m. Brown, rising of Tioenfy Thousand
Pounds o. his CoMPoUND BoArsET CANDi,
and from the present dcmand. the sales must
very much increase th" coming seas"n
JAS. RICHARDSON,
375 Washington street.
There is no longer any dunbt III recon-
mendlpg the above "a The most popular rem
edy for coughs. Sc. 10 fact. II Is literally an
he mouth OF The whole community.
CAuTIoN.-1'hcrc being now offered L"
the public several counterfeit articles, intend
ed to be palmed OF for genuine. ] again
mention that the directions are signed w m.
Brown
The true article is for sale in Boston at
wholesale aud retail by the Manufacturer
corner Of Washington aud Elliot SITS. WM
BRowN; and in Newport by X j. TafLOR
and H. II. hazard. Ocl. ~.
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Pure Extract of Sarsaparil!a,

DkEPARED ny w NJ. bROW ~. thcihis''
No. 4sl Washington street, R'sloa. -
Thus is an entire new preparation at Sarsa
parIlla, without being reduced by the addl-
lon Of sugar, to form n syrup, as it Is known
by all that This very much reduces the ex
tract. ], is prepared by new steam appara'
rus, tha, procures tho strength without evap".
ration. II Is the only preparation now IN use.
That our physicians may BE- ..s1e acquainted
with It's mode of manufacture, II pniaphlei
oas been published and sent To the physi-
cIans that they may know it's qualities. For
The pas, year it has been extensively recon
mended BY them for purifying the blood, re-
moving all huInors, diseases of the skin, eradi.
eating mercn'lal effects from the system.
ulcers. &c. 1t Is also extensively used for
tho rheumatism.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR. Druggist,
IIS, Thames street, Newport, X. |.
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