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MAG NETIC ODON MICA.
THETEETH THE TEETH!

The Incompatible Tooth Preparation.
THE fact is proved, and the most Incredulous and
L doubling are fully convinced of It's great utility,
as we have the evidence from the sale Of about 25 .
900 boxes of the Odon,ca, within the pas, year. 1t
is ascerlained from experience, that when used the
teeth will never decay bn remain til, the latest age
OF man, with their natural wear and more-in thou
sands of cases, nervous toolhache, Chat climax OF
pan) has at been eIectually cured by this most
popular denrlhce IN America; And in conclusion,
where, or who >the young lady or gentleman, aye
the individual that values beautiful set ofieeh sound
gums, and sweet breath more than fifty cents, thai
will be longer destitute Of box Of DR. NJ. Hitch. ock.
Magnetic OlontIca.
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DmR hYRRo
SONG FOR THE SEASON.
BY JAMES T. FIELDS.

by JAMES T. FIELDS.
o swift we go DER the feecy snow,
When moonbeams sparkle round;
When hoofs keep time to music's chime,
As merrily on we bound.
On a winters night when hearts IRE light,
And health is on the wind,
We loose the rein, and sweep the plain,
And leave our cares behind.
With laugh and song, we glide along,
Across the fleeing snow;
With friends beside, how swift we ride
On the beautiful track below.
o! the raging sea has Joy for me,
When gale and tempess roar
But give me the speed of foaming stecd,
And I'll ask for the waves no more
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BOGUS MoNEY-NEw CoINAGE-There
has recently been put into circulation, in
Canada and along the northern frontier of
this State, large quantities fspurious coins,
fresh from The Bogus" mint.-They con-
sist principally Of eagles and half eagles,
Mexican dollars and American half dollars.
The imitation of the dies is so perfect, and
the tone or ring of the metal so much like that
of the genuine coins, that the most expert
enced persons-bank officers and others
have been deceived. One of the Canada
banks received FL 500 100000 before the
imposition was detected.
The counterfeits of silver coins are, il
is said, made Of German silver, and covered
with thin coating ofpure silver, by the ell
ectro- galvanic process. The counterfelts of
the gold coins are made probably of platina,
a metal whose specific gravity, compared to
gold, is as 1S,94O is to $4,000; hence the
size and weight of each piece varies so little
from that which it is intended TO initiate, that
the difference would rarely be noticed-,he
tone or ring of the metal is very similar to
that of gold. These pieces are gilded by the
process above mentioned, which so perfect
y covers every part of the surface, that the
most minute projection or depression in the
drapery or ornaments of the device, or the
letters of the inscription, is preserved with
all tho accuracy and sharpness of outline Of
the original.
German silver is composition of copper
nickel, of a color similar to tin, and worth
about fifty.six cents per pound.
| Platina is a white metal, as ductilc as gold
and, as before stated, of nearly equal specific
gravity. The price, in snail quantities is
four dollars per ounce, or about one quarter
of the value of gold,-in large quantities il
would be worth, perhaps, twice as much az
silver.-Utica Gazette.
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA or PHTHlS-
L IC, CONSUMPTION, WHOoPiNG COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases of the
Lungs this is believed TO lie the most popular eff
cacious Medicine ever known in America for proof OF
which, would refer TO those who have used it, and
to the certificates of Physicians and others
attached TO the inside wrapper of each bottle
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
Basam have had the desired effect, and recommends
ii as safe, convenient md etfcacious medicine.
DIR. Thomas Brown. of Concord, N. H., writes that
10 his knowledge, ii has never disappointed the rea-
sonabe expectations of those who have used it.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Counterfeus or limitations which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the of,he genuine article
iISB Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or VIM. JOHN CUTLER are found attached
to yellow label on blue envelope. (A labels o
and after the date of Dec 1885, will have the writer
signature of WIN. Jonn Cutler.] Prepared b,
REED WING G. CUTLER, (Iale Low & Reed,
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham ST. Boston, AM
sold by Druggists, Apolhecaries and country mer
chants generally Price so cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington, Dec. |, 1912. ".
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NOTICE..

GRATEFUL for f,vors already received from an
" intelligent public the undersigned would solicit
the continuance of the same from their old CUSTOM
ers who have furnished us Wool to manufacture, to
their own advantage las they can testify, and would
also be happy that others who have wool should
cone and do likewise. We assure them we can
manufacture ii into Broadcloihs that will compare
with any in the Stale, either for home use, style
for any market. We al all times 10 lie found at
the Burlington Mill.
N. b. We will exchange cloths for good hard
body wood, ON reasonable terms.
ROELOFSON g. RATIIBUN.
Winooski Falls, Dec. 20, 1912. 81 If
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nO OOO DIE OF CONSUMPTION every
(O,OI)O year in the United States, and mil
lions suffer from troublesome coughs and colds that
can be cured by DR.. NJ. Htchcock's Vegetable Cream
Cough Drops, a safe medical prescription, contain
ing no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive
practice for several years will most positively afford
relief and save you from that awful disease, pulmon-
airy consumption which sweeps into the grave hun
dreds ofhe young, the old, the lorely and the gay
Have you cough BE persuaded to purchase a
bottle ofhe Cough Drops to-day? Tomorrow may
be too late. Price so cents per bottle.
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EvADING THE LAVA SHOWN easter" who
had been heavily fined in court for beating his
wife, tried the huggng system the next time she
needed correction. He said the law allowed
him to hug his wife as much and as hard as he
pleased and the poor woman had three of her
ribs broken as a., consequence.
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Winoosk Falls, Dec. 30, 1912. 81 If
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare through to Boston Sc.
E7@a, fHA fHa. 64A an
FL s55 9E5H-fSaa aai Esst5sl -ESa a 49,


Morning train through to Boston leaves Greenbish
at before o'clock, daily, Sundays excepted-arrives
at Boston6l.
Breakfast at Chatham.
The afternoon train 10 Springfield only, leaves
Greenb,>h al before o'clock.
Passengers can leave Springfield at 6 A. NJ, and
arrive in Boston al ia A. NJ.
Passengers must leave Albany al 81 or l2a O'Clock,
and not later to insure passage.
For NEw-YoRK via HARTFORD AND NEw-HAvEN
Passengers leaving Greenhush ! leiore 7 A. NJ.
take stage al Springfield at l24 M.-reach Hartford
at 4 p. NJ. and New Haven al 7 p. M.-lodge-leave
New Haven by steamboat al 81 A. NJ. :, and arrive in
New-York at 2 P. NJ.
Passengers may also leave Greenhush at before |
p NJ, reach Springfield 81, thence BY stage al 81 10
Hartford-lodge-leav Hartford at g.! next morning
in cars for New Haven, and thence by steamboat, ar
irving in New York al Q P. M.
Fare through to New York Sc.
For New York, by the HCusatonc Rail-road.-
Fare So.
tram of cars will leave Greenbush daily, (Sun.
days excepted) at 81 p NJ, reach Bridgeport at p
A. NJ take boat at 7, nd reach New York at l! AM
Passengers must be al South Ferry in Albany al
5IP.M NJ.
Freightransporedd daily by this line between Alba
ny and New York a, rates from SO TO $40 per ton.
Flour lots Of 500 barrels a, Soc per BARREL and for
any less quantity Coo. per barrel.
Passengers must procure tickets before taking Cars.
Tickets lie Obtained in Albany a, G. r. Payne's
Office, 81 Broadway, or at Ticket Office in Depot al
Greenbush.
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MADAM BOIVIN'S
ANTI .SPASM0DIC EMMENAC0GUE
OR 1Femdie KfnuIdt0c.

For Irregulor and Painful Menstruation, and
for The Suppression or Retention Of the Menses
WHENEVER any of the organs Of the human
w frame cease or refuse TO perform their office,
the seeds OF disease sown, OF which the harvest
Is death, unless, by timely attention the obs,ruc-
tons are removed and nature is thereby restored 10
her wonled action. Through carelessness and ne
glect thousands of females in this northern climate
have gone down 10 an early grave Of Consumption,
disease that with females is invariably promoted bv,
and in most cases has ITS origin in arrangement Of
those organs uron which the EMMENAGoeUE is es.
pecially designed 10 act, most, if not all Of whom
might have been saved by a timely resort to this
medicine.
VERBAL TESTIMONIALS best that can be offer
ed in proof Of It's efficacy may be found in every
nelghborhood where the EMMENEGoGuE has been
employed in accordance with Madam Bolvin's dlrec.
tons. tbs prepared in wIne and though powerful,
is never heless safe medicine for family use.
Each bottle contains about l-2 ounces-Price
Is cts. liberal discount will be made 10 Physicians
who use 1t IN their practice, and persons who pur-
chase by quantity. Sold IN Burlington and vicinity
by PECK & SPEAR, Agents.
Dec %, 1872 80
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WORMS, wORMSi

DR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S unrivaed and unequal
II led Worm Tea, sovereign remedy for Worms
This invaluable medicine has been tested by the ex-
perence of more than ten years use and administered
to more than $4,000 persons of various ages, and
not one solitary complaint for in of the thou
sands of instances, where it has been used agreeable
to the printed directions, hash, ever failed
NIB Ask for DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's Worm Tea, as
there are many nostrums abroad for the destruction
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SNUFF-Only Twenty-Five Cents.
DR NJ HlTCHCOCK'S newly inventd SNUFF,
- the best article ever discovered by scientific
men, in Europe or America, for the and absolute
reiefof Calarrh, Dizziness of the Head Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headache, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and In
fants troubled with Snuffles partial shocks of Pal
sew etc.
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Life Life Life !! I!

DR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE. The
- most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
been discovered for curing Coughs Colds, Asthmas,
and CONSUMPTIONS. Ii will also remove The
Whooping- Cough in one week. Prepared by HEN
RY SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the dlrec
ton Of said Moore.
For sale wholesale, by PECK SPEAR, Burlin
ton, and at retail, by the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed to Henry Seymour, Hadey, Mas
will receive prompt attention. and any quantity
Medicine Immediately furnished.
CAUTIoN.-As there is much Of the spurious arti
Gle for >ae, sLhe particular enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry Seymour, Hadley, Massachusetts.
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Fahuestock's Vermiiuge.


the Drug Warehouse of b. A.
Fahneslock Il Co.. Pittsburgh,
ennsylvana.
THIS preparation has now stood the test OF several
years tria, and is confidently recommended as safe
and elecnal medicine for expeng worms from the
system. The unexanpled success which has attend.
ed its administration in every case where the patient
was really afflicted with worms certainly renders il
worthy the attention of physicians.
The proprietor has made ii point 10 ascertain The
result Of its use in such cases as came within his
knowledge and observaiion-and he invariably found
it TO produce the most saluary eiecs-not nlrequent-
y after nearly all The ordinary preparations recon-
mended for worms had been previously re>ored 10
without any permanent advantage. The fact is at
tested by the certificates and statements of hundreds
respecable persons in different parts ofthe country
and should induce families always TO Keep phlal of
the preparation in their possession Is mild in lis
operation, and may be administered with perfect safe
| " TO the most delicate infant.
The Genuine Vermiuge is now put in one ounce
phia>, with this impression upon the glass, "FAH-
NESTOCK'S VERMlFUGE," and the directions
accompanying each vial have the signature OF the
proprietor; any medicine put up in plain ounce vlas
and the signature of which does not correspond with
the above DESCRIPTION, is not my Genuine VerInuge.
TIL. subscriber deems it his duty TO use the al owe
precautions in order TO guard the public against mis-
taking other worm preparations fer his deservedly
| popular Vermige.
This medicine has been known but short time in
Burlington, but through The wesier States il has been
the most popular and efficient worm remedy for Pc
Rod of nearly Is years being used in the practice OF
regular physicians.
In the Canada> where il has been known Tut about
two years the sales have been very great being about
500 gross. The Surgeons of Her Maie>ty's troops
and local physicians make constant Use of it IN Their
practice.
/ CAUTION-There is an article called "Kolm.
stocks Vermlluge" lately put in circulation by III,
house of Coms,ock Il Co., of New York; which is re.
presented Is being the Same as Fahneslock." Thi,
is not the case, for Kom>ocks Is base imitation
preserving none of the virtues of Our excellent med
cine. The only security 10 the public is TO enquire
particularly for B. A.. FuhnestocEs Vermifuge, ant
avoid all other articles bearing similar names.
For sale, singly or per dozen, by
PECK g. SPEAR.
Manufacturing Druggists, and renders Of all Gen
uine Patent Medicines.
Burlington, W., Jan Is, 1912. 4m34
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Valuable Estate For Sale.

Valuable Estate For Sale.
Ia THE Subscriber offers for sale he dwell.
A l. ling house and lot, consisting OF
Isss about one and a quarter of land,
situated on College Street. belonging to
the estate ofthe late DR.. Robert Moody. The house
is Of BRICK thoroughly built and very conveniently
arranged. The garden is well supplied with fruit,
and in high state Of cultivation. A credit will be
given, for a portion OF the purchase money, of two
years from Isl October, 1912.
GEO. B. SHAW, Admir-
Burlington, Sept. "a, 1912. 17-tt
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New Establishment.

New Establishment,
THE subscribers having opened Paint Shop in
L the building one door South of Bishops Hotel,
would respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
lie that they are prepared to execute all kinds Of
House, Carriage and Sign Painting,
Gliding, Glazing, and
Paper Hanging,
in the neaest possible manner and hope by strict
personal attention 10 business to receive share of
the public patronage.
r. G. SPAULDING,
S. H. RUSSELL.
Burlington, April % 1872 47H
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NOTICE..

NO lie.
OWING to my heavy losses, shall be obliged to
" call on all indebted to me 10 make payment and
to sell my Store and Goods avoid their being sold
at Sheriff SALE hope this notice will lie sufficient
as should regret to sue many of my customers that
have dealt with me over twenty years. | have a
good assortment OF Goods, and they will be sold.
shall make accounts alter the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1872 at my Burlington Store. e
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington, Nov. 23d, 1872 25-tf
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Cod Fish and Mackerel.
- TONS Cod Fish, and q few halfBb!s Mol Mack
= erel lust recd.I STRONGS.
Nov I6. ms
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GLASS;
STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SALE.

STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER, having determined 10 leave
cash, his entire stock of HARDWARE, at the invo,,.
cost in New York; adding thereunio two per cent 70.
expense of transportation. As his stock is entirel,
new, and ,ceH selected, (or proof Of which he would
refer any Hardware merchant) and was purchased
previous TO the passage of the new Tariff Bill. 10
thinks It woud be impossible for any person who
wished to engage in the business 10 do 30 under more
favorable circumstances. WIN J. HUME
Slrone's Building, Pee 80, 1879 81
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DROWN SHEETING,-6 Bales Brown Sheetng,
ID just received and for sale low by
LOVELY & MOUR.
Dec. IT, 1912.
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CURE FOR CORNS.
- A lbiOn Corn Plas er.

The mos, safe and speedy cure for Corns ye, dis.
covered; the relief is immediate. II dissoves and
the from the foot with ease and erped.
ton and I1eithout the least pain. Price rs cents
Box.
Full and ample directions accompany each Of the
above articles
N. b. None Of the above articles will be genuine,
unless signed w. l.. Kidder on the outside wrapper.
For sale at his Counting Room, Sc State Street, up
Stairs, corner Of Merchants Row, Boston. Also by
MEssRs. PECK & SPEAR, Burlington, W.
- A literal discount allowed 10 dealers
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
Frelah hit Train will leave Greenhush daily Sun
days excepietD for Boston at 81 A. NJ,
Every information will be given al the Office in
the Depot al Greenbush. December lG 1912.
w. H.TOWf SEND,
Master of 7 Evaporation.
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CONWAY MEDICINES.

THE Subscriber w. l.. KIDDER, gives notice
l. that he has succeed the late T. Kidder in the
preparation of the well known CoNwAr MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention TO the
preparation of the following articles the long es
lablIshed celebrity of which, precludes the necessity
OF republication OF the numerous certificates 10
the hands Of the proprietor.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprans, Numbness,
Chilblalns, Stiffness in the joints, &C., will afford
the most unexpec'e and immediate reli the most
obstinate cases of Rheumatism, in few hours this
article is openly recommended by Physicians. The
Lniment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 373
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and established reputation Of
DuMFRrEs' lTcn OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
pretor to recommend it TO the public with renewed
confidence, as the most innocent and powerful REM
ely for this annoying disease; ii contains no meI.
curry, or any other dangerous ingredent,-anj can
be applied at all times with perfect safety. Price
rs cents Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
The concnrrng testimony of relieved patients,
from all quarters, ,estying to the cures effected by
the medicine after all others had tailed, together with
the increasing demand for the article from all parts Of
the country, prove it TO be one ofthe most valuable
specifics known for this troublesome complaint.
| E6SA Clergyman writes
| Boston, February 10, ls4l.
| have made trial of Dumfres' Pile Electuary and
found it producela >alulary influence almost imme-
diaely, and confidently believe an eGectual remedy
for that uncomfortable and debilnaling complaint.
Humanity has induced me 10 recommend 1t TO persons
| thus afflicted and so shall continue 10 do.
| Yours respectfully, J. 8.
The remedy consists of an Ointment and Elec,uary.
Price for both IS cents, 37 cents when but one is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample drec-
tons with description Of he complaint.
Dumfries' Eye Water.
For sore or infamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable relief and in some
erceedn giy bad he most unexpected and de-
srahe relief has been found in the OF this Eve
wafer. after other remedies had failed. Persons who
have used II, pronounce it without hesitation the hes,
preparation for sore, 1rcak, infamed eyes, they
have ever met with. Price 25 cents bottle,
i CI1RE EOR CORNS
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9,766 81
S2.g96 rs

Leaving the sum Of $4,000 rs
for the avais Of the labor and interest on
the capital: equal to "a cents and 6 mills per
day for the labor Of each convict. This
average is equal 10 that of the products Of the
labor of convic,s under the contracts in me-
chanical departments.
The sewing silk produced is pronounced
by the agent superior to the imported article
in strength and sottness of texture, and equal
in smoothness and in color, and is preferred
wherever both have been fairly compared.
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Her family name is no, stated it was Marie Jo-
seph Rose-Tnscher.
I Some of our readers may better understand
these acts of the poor woman outside of the prison
if we say the name of Robespierre," is pronounced
as only tro sylabes three it usually is in this
country; and the the name, when correctly spoken,
sounds precisely as if written Robe spear"
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THE SILK BUSINESS IN THE AUBURN Pal

THE SILK BUSINESS IN THE AUBURN Pal
SOMA supplemental report recently made
10 the Inspectors Of the Auburn prison, by
their agent, Mr.. Polhemus, announces The
most favorable result of the experiment COM
menced in May IS41, of employing convicts
in the manufacture of silk. The result from
the very outset we're so encouraging that con-
slant additions have been made to the ma
chinery used and the number ofconvicts en-
ployed in this manufacture; and the opinion
IS confidently expressed by the agent that
"the business may be so extended as uti-
mately to employ all the convict labor which
can be assigned to it consistently with a
proper conduct and management of the pris-
on"
The value of the machinery, utensils and
implements is S2l Is, which may be ASSUME
ed as the cost, and of course includes the la
Dor Of the convicts in constructing the same.
The force employed in the manufacture OF
silk has been increased from two to forty con-
victs, and the aggregate labor of the whole,
since the commencement, is 1862 days
The aggregate value of the avas Of the silk
manufactured, in sewing silks, twist and ia
brio, together with the materials and products
on hand, at low rate, market prices, is
Sl2,762 &c
The whole expense Of the manu-
facture, exclusive of the labor
employed, is 9,766 81
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Morning train through to Boston leaves Greenbush
at before o'clock, daily, Sundays cxcepted-arrves
at Boston g..