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TIE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED by
T.. p. BANNING. VI. u.

OF PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA.
MILL. be Kept con. family on hand by Or. joins
w w. EMERY, Of E>.ex, he having purchased Of
The original Paenee he ercIusire right 10 make and
rcnd the 'anlc, within aud for the Colnie> OF Chit
ten.len, Fran Iini Tamo.le, AMI Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE Ina, now cen before The pub.
lie for MONT er ofmonih>,-h lred- have cen ap-
ped in different part of the country, an with sue
re,> never lriure cqlallel w ANY remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Ger ifratc, Of it. lenr
cal n ience IN heremoval ufd,ea,es Of long stand
ing, might efrnshed from thi> itnm,d date vjcinitv-
in idlion TO the statement Of cases and certiira' e>
OF cure, furni- he'd Y DR.. Banning and others BuI
this is not deemed al the pre-. time. re-
lc enrc can le given 10 individuals wearing the Lace
IN nearly every town IN The County.
PLY clan have long felt the necessity Of S1ppor-
Ter differently constructed and more perrrtin il aiap-
lion 10 the human form, than any that had been tre-
>ented to the PIT lic The lnve~ ton Of Banning>
meet with Their general appro alton, il j. de- ignc'
t. relieve symptoms, and remedy cas- Of nhv> steal
ma a'Ie> which cdnnOtl reached v medicines alone.
The descent ordi-pacement Of he vi>cerra from re-
taxation oi the abdominal muscles, other cat,es,
tends 10 alter and derangeI The function of every organ
IN the human system, anil IN many cases. this deyia-
ii. from the natural healthy potion OF part, i The
,o'e care ofeenerdi doblHy-in Macs and Female.
oi dyspepsia, 4 Q" ions Of the Stomach and Lirer,
Pdipitdti0n otihc He1rt, Spinal EriiaHon HySieria
Uypocond,ia, Piles Proiapsus Uleria Suppression
Of Urine, tie bronchitis ofPnllicS peal er> and incl
pient ConSUmption-al ofwh c vii e mach reev.
Ell, if not entirely removed, y the ue of the Pdien.
rangrmenl and a mechanical displacement of parts
which can e readily a>cerianed nv Observing the
form and SYM t0ms II the person Altered.
Thu instrument has leen examined hy Drs. Mott
Rogers, Francis an GrI>comb of New lurk-'ht
Faculty ofPu >hurah, Har.ordand New Haven, au,
has obtained heir iavora e testimony.
Apprali1 n> for thi> Lace may t made 10 the sui
scrll err al E,seX, or Hagar q Arthur, Burlington
Patients ut a distance WILDE visited at their residence
If required JOHN W. EMERY.
kscx March 81, 1874. 43lt
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Cheeseman's Arabian
EsAEISAM

Tor THE CURE of all kinds Of wounds. sprain.,
sores, burn, coughs, ore lungs the most de ,per.
ate piles, and rhe mari m Ola lind. Il will prevent
the oo'harhe rc~tnre torpid and he'd lin s. stiff
Joint, nrmbnr>,, g.; and be de, ended upon TO
~ ievC soreness n all ca-es.
THIS valua' lie medicine ha> cen very extensively
II ed for The last ten years, while il increa, ing de-
mand, the unvcr al satisfaction ha> gwen, and he
testimony OF "A multitude OF mdvd lal> of The first
sanding IN the community, " no have ie> Ell and in
al' " proved II, efficacy, show tha, need, only 10
used 10 prove ~ invaluable exccrnre: in,.e all
who have ever tried the Bal am prize II 50 highly hat
they will not lie nlu'e under any con>, iiion 10 do
without II. The Bal,am has attracted he attention
OF men OF science, and PLY iciln> and Surgeon. Of
hc greatest scientific acl remeniS, give il their Nm
qIallel appreciation; VIII le many OF them IN differ
ent ,rciuns Of the Uni g Siae> now use II ~ their
practice, and have authorized the publication of their
cert f ats.
iE1Pprrhaser~ should inquire for the rrne article
by using The whole namc-Chee, eman'. Ara ian Bal
,am--anl see that i has my name written ia my own
hand writing acro.s The printed direction, on the
wrapper Of every bottle. f.. CHEEsEMAN.
For sale ~ PEClA & SPEAR. Apoiherarie,
and Druggists, burlington, VI; Clark X Collins,
Montpelier, and throughout the country generally.
2uJ1
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NEW GOODS.

= NJ. POPE, has Just returned from New York
-. wi h a good assortment OF S,ap'e nry Goods for
the Fall and Winter trade, consis ina in part of
Wool dyed Black, Blue, lnvl>ilc Green and Cadet
Mixed Broad Clo,h,.
do do do Doe Skin, Beaver and Pilot do
Plan and Fancy Ca>,meres,
SILK and Wooden Velvet Vestings
PLAIN and Fig'd. Satin do
SILK and Cotton Warp Alpaccas,
Ca>hmeres, Chusans, Bavarian, Melora and Or
leans Cloths for dresses,
Ladies Cravas, Gems. 10
Gmp> ani Filnges.
"a and Ga Plaid Wor,ied Goods,
Bro. Hollands, bro Table Cloths,
Bin. Holland Cam rc,,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &c.
The above with many other goods were purcha, ed
AT the en-, reduced prices and will lie sold as cheap
as the cheapest
Burlington, Ocoler, Is, 1874. a
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

NEAN W ITLTAM STRETT.
T EE & BREW STER 1--WE notice To the Dealer,
IL in Drv Goods, that they have removed Their
Warehoa,e tor Prin'cI talicoe Exclusively, from,
Pearl, 10 ~ Cedar street. Bv confning their n,
tenon TO Prints only l.. & B. are ena' led TO exhibit
assortment far surprising any ever before offered
in America-and 10 sell al prices a. low and General
" Lower Than hou-e> whore attention is divided
among a large variety of articles
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
TERMS ASD CuLonINC>. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In marSe'-many styles OF which are got mp exrlr-
svely 'or their own sales, and cannot lie had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints Will mud il for their interest to ex-
anime this Stock eiore making their purchases-lhey
will ha We the advantage of learning the lowest mar
kel prlces-and comparing all the de>ral lie styles in
market >i'e Iy ii e.
Catalogue OF Prices correre with every variation
of the MARKET, are PLACED in the hands OF buyers.
April 8, ~. 40 If
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

New York City--P. 7. Barnum Proprietor.
TJliIS Museum has 6 splendid halls over 100 feet in
i leng h, containing upwards of 100000 Curl
o,iiv from every portion OF the Glo'e.
Here are BEAsTs, Birds, REPTILE>, INSECTS, FIsH.
E., Sc. &C., of every species and kinds ever Anown
or heard Of.
GRAND CosMoRAMA containing beautiful views OF
ancient and modern cities natural scenery, moonlight
views do. A large numl er OF new ones have Just
Teen received from of the first artists Of France,
NOVELTIES and CuRIosirIrs, such as DwARFs,
GIANTS, GIASTEs, Es OuRANG OuTANes, &C., are al
ways engaaed when opportunity oilers.
Ricu DIVERSIFIED and INTERESTING ENTERTAIN
MESTs are always given every evening, and every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, by the most
talented performers.
EVERY STRANGER, well n citizen should visit
this establishment, a valuable instruction Is conbin
ed with rational amusement,
The price OF admssA is always 25 Gems.
Angus, 81, 1874. Is
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ENSaJ IL A y Il.

THE sn' s.ri er ha> acted a Agent tor the A,'na
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years pat, and continues insure
against losses hy fire and all kinds bull lneS and
personal properly, and will reeve applications at
for that lrpose a low rate # prcuitm a any
private company can Tor The IN loulicd re- .poa
IL Iliry OF rhl> Company, msrcs safety tie in>u
REL, and their prompt honora lc at d liberal cour.
IN the adjustment and payment of losses, will e at
c, ted by all with whom they have had &C aston 10
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, AGENT,
Burlington, March |, 1874. 4Otf
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little sympathy from friends on such occa, ions, will
no doubt lie much pleased TO know Of remedy that
will never fail to quiet for ever the unmercfu olen-
der.
The Glove Anodyne is the be,, Of all toothache
remedies. II l. immediate and certain IN lis L lects
curing the most violent oothache or pam in The gums
in minute.
Experience has proved that this Anodyne compost
ton wi give immediate and permanent relief after
the IA lure OF every other remedy; j. pleasant to the
a,ie and smell Will not nure the teeth or gums in
any way, and few applications will entire remove
the pain and soreness from decaved TOOTH 80 that II
may be filed and rendered as u,eih a. ever. When
he pa proceeds from the face or from the gum.
around tooth apparently sound, this application
will give speedy reIietly rubbing few drops on the
part elected Price % cents.
For sale hy y CA d SPEAR. Apothecaries
and Druggists, burlington W. 3m22
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FARM FOR SALE.
Farms in Milton For sale.

III MS III MIItOi1 L OI SAFE.
- ESInING in Ohio, the >uhscril er is DESTROYS of
IL selling his land> in Million, and now offers o
sae one Farm of 100 acres mile north Of the
Falls east of Snake hill, of unequallel soil for crops
or sra", has Two good barns, an orchard water, ana
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 1870 to 200 acres, one mile south
east Of The FALL, and west Of Mrs. Pait, Of some 80
interval, and balance in plain land -good harms
oldl>h house, and great advantages for raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm 81 mile northwest Of the Falls, 1870
a"re>,-sood buildings. orchard, and conven ence,
Other parcels OF 20, 80. and 40 acres for such a,
may choo>ea smaller purchase
Also, the Store Hou,e aud lot at east end of the
Bridge, where, with the improvements AT the FALL.
is a very desirable location for one wishing TO opcn
any usine>s.
Also, some Village Lots, with and without, dwell
ling houses, IN the most plea, AM pari Of The village
BY immediate application, some 500 yar,l> OF do.
nestle co'h may lie applied, or any of the parcels
Will so for small portion Of The pnrcna G money
down. wih annual instalmens for the alance
900 Shfep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either OF The farms, # desired.
hall remain in Nlhon al ont Two weeks, after
which apply 10 George Ashley, at the FALL, or TO A.
g. Nhitr me re-, Wet Milton.
'li> better 10 trade with the principal than with an
agent. j. r. AiNSWORUH
Milton Falls, Sept. 25 1914. II
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FOR SAFE.

VINHAT large and commodious two story BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the west side of College Green,a, the head of College
Street, IN ms village The Hore Is 80 ly 49, with
an asement story with kitchen and provsi6n.celars.
WIN wing 81 ly IS, tx ending north on College
Green, with wohd and store hou.e below, md cham.
oers ana Sleeping rooms above. A large and COM
clubhouse, and spacious yard we,t Of the dwelling
hon.e, an good durable well of water of he be I
quality IN the village, and brick cstern One and
quarter acres OF land Of the first qnality large
garden and choice frut trees ives, of The house and
yard. 49,"
The buildings are constructed in modern STYLE, of
by the subscriber for hts own .. and Tho loca,ion
affords very extensive and pleasant pro,pec, ofihe
village and lake on the West and is no, s,,rna cod bv
any Other IN this part ofihc country
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
them>cIves. Terms made known y The subscriber
on me premises SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April IS, le4i. Dc If
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ELIAS LYMAN

INFORMS hi customers that he has returned from
l. New York, where he purchased an extensive AZ
sornent of prv Goods which addict to his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very large u j. unnec-
ce.sary 10 eprneraie articles, hut would invite his
friends and customers TO call and examine for them
selves. DRY GROCERIES.
Also, general assortment OF Dry Groceries, Tea,
Sugar, Co Zee, Spices 10th groInd and not around-
Box Ra.n.. keg do Tobacco. Cut and Smoking do.
Wool,ey'> e.t Loaf Sugar, Fast Boston dou IL Re.
fined do. Crushed and HAVANA White Sugar brown
do. Lagura, Java and RIO Coffee, Saeratus, &c. &c.
ALSO,
CARPET Warp~, Gotten Yarn, Wick ing, Wadding
Bats, &c. A larre assortment of
BUFFALO ROBES.
Strong b 'iliinc, College St. Nov. Is 1874. "a
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Heavy Hardware. &c,

A NNil.S, Vics Brass Kettle, Hooks and II
\ gcs, log trace and halter CHAINS Cnldron kct
Ic,, oNe kettle, AMI pos, rna-ln kettles, bar
sleigh AMI cutter shoe. wro'i nails horse nails, MAJ
f"dS, cast steel shuvcl, iron do. scoop do, Spades
manure and hay fork, pick axes, ras and iron wire
cI"n noe, cast siCci axe, 60 'te mill. Rat traps
lead PIPE, grind stones, el cord aud halter ,ope
hoop ron white wa h, paint, stoye dust and carriers
brushes broom> cd pals, Wagon aud sleigh
mats, axe NUTS, walters AMI Ian l.. hollow ware
pou2h castings, cuOEing Stoves, canada lox do ash
kettles, grid ron, copper aud iron e, kettles. orax
sh"VrI am Tong, iron pumps iron .in'-, an)rons,
colnier scales lench screws. mil and Y saws. &c
&c, iy STEONGS #. Co
Nov. so ~. 81
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Tin Plate, Iron &C.
100 BOXES Tin plate l-3 Y and extra sizes,
lOU Iron Ware assorted numbers,
Russia sheet Iron,
I'm do do do
Eng do do assorted,
Canada Plates,
Crawshay,
Thurnpv,ro't - Y "a
Par, Gate nsi.lr~ and ou,iles,
Timed and biac', Rvet>,
LSO,
One case "Trre Mexican .I,, Lea1."-For sale by
FOlLETT, BRADLEY & 40.
Son,h Wharf Nov % lSH. rs
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THE QUESTION SETTLED,

1
A MONG the multitude of medicines and 'cure
n ais which daily pamed of upon the nnsu>-
ptctina, people oIien get disappointed, that they
hardly know what to believe when really invalua.
bic medicine is ir>i introduced into the community.
The medicine which now ring before the pub
lie is a compound not invented in day, In The ma
turing IF years Of reflect on, on all di,easeS which
nave tendency toward, CONsUMPTtoN. Complaints
of the lungs, che>i, and liver, to ari.e from our
vatal lie climate, most dangerous to the invalid and
tho of naturally weak constitutions.
DIR. I.arbor's Vegetable Lungwcrt
is of the most extraordinary nature in it, operations
upon the system. 1t takes hold of the complaint al
once, and no matter how long the pulmonary or con-
stmpive patient has cen erLg, if The condition
Of the lungs is such be abb olutey inCrale,
The Lungworl will eradicate every symptom OF dis
from the body, restoring II again TO
life. For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaints should carefully selec, that remedy at
first which will cure, if there can be cure. The
Lngwor will do this, ifhealhi> TO lie restored: and
the proprietor hesi'a'e> not TO say ii the safest
MEDICINE n the world for those rou lei with cuuGu
and COLDS, BRONCHITIS, wnoopING COUGH, ASTHMA,
NIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS, OPPRESSION
on THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING AFFEC-
TIoSs OF THE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints OF
every ind.
We have not room to publish the numerous cer'ifi-
Gates ii cures hut all relerrel to medical pam
phei to be had gratis of any 9th. Age<rs.
G. }. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor,
~ Broadway, Al any.
For sale by PECK Il SPEAR, Apoihecares
AM Druggists, Burlington, Vt. ly2l
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From the recommentlat OF orr town Physicians
and resident Practitioners IN this Sta'e. a. well
The Medical Faculties of the cities OF New York, 3o>-
ION Philadelphia aud Bali more, we cannot lut as
,llre those OF the atc'el class OF the happy e ecs
which may he derived v the ne # these n>irl-
menis. In point ofduralrv, and particularly price,
the, are within The reach Of all.
To Phv,Ican> and pr 'rg>ts who purchase lv The
dozen, the Manufacturers discount is made, IL
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W!ilGilT'.S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS: OR
INDIAN PURGATINE.


THOUGH many medicines have leen letore The
public for a much longer period than wReHT's
INDIAN NEGErABLE ILLS, yet none stands in
HIGHER REPuTE or ha> more RAPIDLY a'ianeda irm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOU, Axps that
nave used them throughout the lenrih and read,h OF
me hepublir, all ear cheerful testimony 10 their
tHorou@h efficacy and mid operation when rmrloved
IN he most distressing disorders (which ne is heir
TO-"
The theory Of disease on which WRlGuT'. INDIAN
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, j. rh>, w: that there
isoniy one primary cause Of all The disorders that
GWiciMc human fdhih, and hat T. corrupt buiuor.
or, IN OF her word -inpuriiyof Rlaod Th, rrincj
pie Is now generally admitted, that it NAV in fact
e >ad 10 lie sustained y an universe lny Of opinion,
the lewds>en'e r~ constituting at yesv fee lie MI
mes, OF thi~ theory in ,hi. place and conn.xInn
The ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE eng admitted The
mode OF attack protested hy al pratriuner, ecomes
the >anlc--namelv DvreufioB Blt many of Tho ~.
called specifies now eore The nnlc. pTolnce onIv
ore form Of Purga'ion; they are e her s,rIorif;;
Caihartlr D'rtti. or Eypcfuran' Uriubfs Indian
Vegetable Pitts omline al the. proper ie> and a,e
therefore calcuateJio attack the element, of disease
all points, and bv harmonious and combined one
ration to expc it radically from tie system Their
ect almo mag cal and j. no les aston. hing for
is mihiue,> than i'> efficacy Both scres. and all
ares may empluy them, acrord;uo 10 he dr.,.,ion.
without tear for while they are certain 10 cure aUdis
eases hat are remedial they Herer iufct an iniurv
upon The system.
The perfect a'dy OF the medicine IS another all
! important guGiiiV and one which ha> conrlhnied
more hs any ding else to its extension and poDu.
| iarify fOr
Ia tc9rd, Ibis medicine commends iise,r strongly
10 become before ioag, atheist unreTsai. ''''
| (aUTIoN.
The cit zens Of New Enrlan are respectfully in
l (o[%fd that q @oneq?e@ce Of Pe great rop"ar
their astonishing 700 Ines, CAM of Cuun,eriri,rrs
are now Enthusiastically ENGAGED in aiminn on he ,'n.
s!,pectng, rarucIess and perhaps dangerous medi-
clue under the name Of Indian yeaeial,ie Pills.
This Is ia n r,, tho ,ul IL. ,La :, ,.,,,;, r,oG
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". PATTERSON

NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
,NENI.
IA ES ORR.
XV7OULD respectfully inform the ci'izens Of Bur
w lngton and public generally, that h, has AIKEN
he establishments recently occupied hy CHARLES
BE\NS, where he will execute all urtcr> in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
on the shortest notice, aud s. TO be sirpass
ed. From cveral years experience IN the business he
feels confident OF ln>urnp General satisfaction.
GETTING
done for Others TO make M al a times nd warranted
TO fiji, if properly made up.
Church., t, Aug, 1874. l2tL
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love Anodyne--TOOTH-
~ AZ HE DROPS. AN IN
MfIiATE AND PERFECT
CURt.-1ho, c who have iel, the
ra,niul throhling and excrucia-
Ting pang> oflhe disease hooting
through their Jaws with mos, Tor
menllng perseverance, and a. is
often The case. have rprpIypd hu,
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Cor Sale.
EOR SAFE.

4-,rA | WILL sell the place where ! live
fC.tsSA l consisting Of House aud dice
isii,ssFls n looming in perfect order. Terms, one
tIsI ESgI huI>anl dollars in hand. balance IN four
~@@1 &~---es yearly payments, if teirel. To those
who are not acquainted with the place ii may lie well
TO say il is situated on the south side OF the Court
Hou,e Square, having large front and large aud
good garden attached TO ii. &. ADAMS.
JAY 90. 1874, 9
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Iron steel &c.
~ "a TONS assorted English hon, ! Sin to gin
SID3 Old Sable Russia p sTr"' do twlte
8 Assorted Sweedes do
10 Band do to Sin
10 Nose, Hamc and Scroll do assd
25 Round do 3.Gto2l
10 Square do 35 TO y
. Flat Bar do
2 English Hoop assorted
5 So Nail rods, from best old Sable Russia
Iron, warranted.
8 Horse Shoe assorted sizes, Iron
Nov. ~ en- SIRoNGS 4 Co.
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William Wright. Vice President

OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
and that l'edlcr> are never in any allowed 10 sell
the genuine medicine. All travelIing Agents will e
provided with q certificate OF Agency a. above descri-
be and those who cannot show one will be known
a, ba,e imposIor>.
The following highly re, pec,abe persons nave been
appointed agents for he >ale OF the above named
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BOARDING HOUSE.

TNHE sui scril err would respectfully inform the pub
I lie that he stiil continues to keep a Boarding
House, on Nam Street, few rods from the Court
House Square and Post Oilice, in the house formerly
occupied ly Geo. b. Shaw, ESD, and that he
commo ate a few more loarderS A. reasonable
terms as can lie obtained esewheie.
WARREN SlBlY.
Burlington, VT, Aug 7, 1914. 10-if
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ShaWls. ShaWIs d!

DICI Cashmere, I'm. do. Brorha Enid }evilere,
IL Gulored Sil1, Black Six Barl; Satin, pamasi,
Net Plaid kabylr. Floriln, BpE. and Co'ored Mons
Lame, Chine Honey Cont Pari,, Alabama WOOL
Plain AID Staiiel Wooden shawl, for ,ale cheap, ly
LOVELY d. SEYMOUR,
Two doors north oi their old Sand.
November II h, lS4i. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24
ssHn,sc,s Gekp,Al1s sold ~ No. s Nlnr.av st-
MERCANTILE AGENCY

The attention of merchants this city no sell the
country credit invited this Agency Upward OF two
hundred individuals aud firms enrolled subscribers
The object OF TIE Agency "a procure accurate iornatio,
alegmae way, about the standing, responsibility &c, OF
county merchants residing the States of New-York OHIO,
Michigan Indiana Illinois. the New England States, New
Jersey parts of Missouri and enns vania and the Ierr'or-
of Iowa aud and keep constantly lsed Tor
benefit % the merchants of this city who subscribers 10
the Agency. Local and travelling Agents employed 70
yain the mtormatloa-men OF eype nee, coed
Judgement and good character Experience has shown It
h Mercantile Agencyas coDd ctedhas been highly useful
only the merchants this city who subscribers but
honest solvent merchants the country aud that
only the fraudulent and disposed who have occasion to OBJ
jet it. Among the subscribers of the principal
dealers Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Crocker Drug;
aud Medicines sc:
The terms-whch ressonabls and nvariable-Sill be
made known to applicants al the office.
Any merchant who shes The value OF the ntorma
ton can do gratuousy No better way has been hoagh
than such bring fist Of the bad debts they have made
the establishment of the Agsncy 1884, aud ascertain
how the debtors stood the books of the Ageocy when the
goods Were sold to them.
The Of good Collecting Attorneys will be given.
ttousiy merchants and others who subscribers
their making personal application
LEWIS TAPPAN,
jai lrpeod Corner Hanover and Exchange