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READY AT LAST
No. ~. UsRPEK'~ WANDERING. JEW.
LIBRARY OF CHoIoE READING

WILL 81 PUBLISHED ON TIT K>DAY Nos NJ
W and XII oftle LIBRARY or CHOICE READING.
containing fhe Crescent and the Gross by Eliot Narhuron
E-l Two thick vols. limo. beautifully printed 100 large
clear fype fne white paner. =
o." Eliot Nlrbufln who Anown O be ihe author OF those
Brilliantly sparkling papers, he Episodes Of Eastern
rrrs" which if up oar last November H- book The
Crescent and he Cross and VIII De- cap'aL"-\de
Eu.lau." page ll4
-Ta- ded gf.g work ia. from first 20 las' splendid pan
Drama oi Eastern scenery. fAe L hisze 0f is ml.n-
ctlrs. TIE cruwnn- mrrif tfle book BE-, thar IS ef
ieni.r fhe production OF gentleman aud OF thc
World who bias lived n fle best society ami been an s'en
ea observer Ule scenes and characters which have passed
before m during Dbl. restless and JOYOUS existence To a
lcau OF fle udcrol- he Join, power of ssechns
anl grouping which are happily demonstrated
Morning Post.
Published and for sale hy
"a WILEY 4 PUTNAM l6l Broadway
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~oe~-oy.-The salc- to-day have boon l-op 20 slJ0
~, .'ne portion OF which ha- been ON speculation re-
&C, -, a. .hiumcnf Pucc- to-day have been iulF
1sh'.. 80 current previous 90 the arrival Oi The
su. ~ md in some sight advance ha- been o.
" w. Fr,ichis 10 Liverpool continue hrn ~ id Tor
1D,u "a ,Ifd for round haics. To IiavTe ~
a-lt-- IL. I. l-n--.-L ll.L--- I. \
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SUCCESSORS 20 O. {. HOWE inform their friends and
- lie public thar they have NOT REMOVED, but con-
fiune the WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS al III
od stand q Chatham street, where they keep constantly
ON hand large and nch assortment OF fashionable Jewey,
WATCHES SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTI'
CIEs M the lowest possible price.
: 4 " have secured the services Ot one OK the bce$
Which Makers from Liverpool apt tsu
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Amusements.


L Tsa rsrs FRIDAY and SEf Dig. June 81. 81 al4 IN %
he FRFNADEB> N@.srs Gcrrroa, >islyoot hsrrng-
or Pelham and WArren. a. P mos Opera House.
Admission p cents.
- For particulars -. sia.l bills -
= B0xes sol .ss-s can b. secured 81 he Box Office.
from 10 4 " unf p Y.
n,,'-. op.,r sf -i-C orcerf commence A. 81 O'Clock
Ancacer P0hcr s'fendsnce, 20 preserve ordef under
ht direction nfof,.rr SeveuS le'd
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L n0v al land supply of n-si i-lc- ard o.4 ron
TIE >podn vein le various -Ar- ~ blparn E-s> .Ft
pac-- Also. di-calr-in- almost aeAy carsoes o
-- Shove fe.crrrou % Coal. eic4 icy ~ ID -- ll quaint
. ". a. T. TRUsLOW.
Inn go Cherry and 10 Mulberry
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IRON RATLING- FOR PARIS, GENIE II.

L TRIES, PLEASURE GEOJND,' AN VI th Tn t. e.
CLOSUREs-A very superior article OF le' oes -S,.
- - e.. esras.ge tan tie ordinary kirt Tor sac A.
= yge.,-.t where a sample = SCI Up for examination
10 w.. For ss.s BIZ JAS ". OLSEy.
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PAPER HANGINGs

ERFNCH PAPER uANGlNG> AND BORDERS
L Also French and American WINDOW SHADES
SOLOMON q HART. 1D Broadway. invite ihe attention
.nI WINDOW ~a.. .' received ty .ie arrivals from Pa
-s and comprising and approved sfi .es selected n
Par- and which rre offered ~ .o" H-.ce-. M lmrolis
,y'O HOI-EkEEPEK-.-I- subscriber offers for
.aa hail frlerf Oi le Io lowing New Goods which
for BEAUTY AID C.AssF.s Az u0' surpassed oy any maj
.. Tie attention of fle ecllum cal ! particularly invited
tD SOLAR LARD LAMPS
II M Iuriva ed manufacture Of Cornelius Co, which fur
lsh n most br ant -lfls cheap Canphene, without
d, danger and q, haffl- cos' 0iOl- Also,
GlRANDOLEs
of broazei. gilt or slf cred c0 orsi and
PLATED WARE
consisting ~ Silver mounted Cake BASKETS, Cssor- Can
I.e,t.css. Suuaers and Trays. Nc-iOgeiler with
BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY.
SILVER SPOONS. &c.
NV inns ALRFRT BEACH. ia Chaftau-street
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p.ssrvcrps ARRIVED

II fse ship Euoai from Harrs-Nr Louis Rosenias 0
Richmond NJ RosCnda.e md lady Mr. p Pn.rls %
Philadelphia
- 10 the .feerl-e.
~ RI snip Ho~.1qar- from Lirepo0--Mrs VIM Many
NV Maurv ~ Liverpool Mr Manning 4 King OF New
York Dr. Ro5er Fraser. of Glasgow. and 3.i rho
sffera.r.
Itte 5rig >qraanoi from sGr0HHgi-Rer vs. BARROW
x Whup.e Wood Bray Parker iu.-.itr Dhle 2 rr
-.re Mr Hcnu Nrs Brown Mr- Mar Mr- Wool Mr.
Moore Nr- Butter. Mr- Allen SIRE Tow Me- Week.
NI-. Terlv Mise 1horn Nl-s Sessions 3-s Barrow AID
III il fha -f.aIa-c.
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fIs.iy...-ie LINE.-fos ALBANY ASo Tsoy DisfcT.-
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt y
Macey viii leave the foot Of Court sndt-srre Thu ksDAI
evening Al O'Clock.
The Empire owing 70 her light dram Of water VIII Be =.
abcd a. al pass the bars and reach A!oe1y sna
Troy N ample Tine 10 take the Morning Train u Cars Les
West -,
~ For Freight or Passage, apply on board. or % G.
Cf. ARK At he Office the Wharf -
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vyATCHEs. JEWELRY, &c

DROADMA Az, cor WaIkef-siree.-FlNE WATCHES,
ID JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Ac.-H. q. STONLw
constantly aiding his stock new and fashionable acness
CLAIMS key. Loches Pencil Cases, Gold Pens Cham ana
Haif Bracelets, Hair Braided 10 order-Broaehes, Ear
Rings tGlOopsl Silver Cups, Combs, spoons, Nc. Com
eucng business In 1899 aud pursuing the same To NE pn
sent time on CASH principle and con,eniment WIN email
gains explains the secret Of persons getting along 90 weT
when trading ~ his Store Watches aud Jewrify cleIuiy
repaired Old Watches, Jewer, Gold and Silver Lsksn In
exchanee or bought for cash HUBBARD q. sTONE
mhll i.u G0l Broadway cor Waker-sL New-fork
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Books.
THE ALIEGHANIAN.


devoted TO SCIENCE. LETTERS AND THE
~ ARTS No. H. 20 be- -s1ei on saturday. te m Inst.
Ja1e il sprlre--'ree'- ro>--v>rs
o1-a of re Dew % Long i',a1, y 2 o.
on 'ae F9c-saacss u Fii'e Playing. oy Oaondam
r. A,i.sn,s- ,uesharc s.avcr.
Ns.0ll. song. By c. ?. n.
Rnrl Re-lr.ua iu Paris
N-r0i. .l.la Words. 30. =. BIZ Il. r. Scaoo.cral
Aroi Making r Gerry. J. l. II. ".
TIE Grare la'.asrr-
Lersurc s-prrlullc-'i upon Indian Mythology By H.
Thr N.rr Opera
Hlas-. fle .aClce.-'--
Drama le' 20
DOUGLAS JERROLD.S NEW COMEDY
A. PLAYED AT THE PARK THEATRE .-WM
A TAYLOR No. A-;or House. has 'usi pub sh.l.
TIME WORKS WONDERS che new and popular
Comedy uo rayn- WIN sres, eng 81 ne fafs IaeSire
A..o MRS CAUDLES CURTAIN LECTURES, CON-
pe'e as ar 1shed n he London Punch ly Ire same
celebrated a-tlor Price = cents
cations oftiedaru WM H. TANLORS
IS Literary Depot. No Aston Aou,e.
MARX r NEWMAN.
ID BLI>HER. BOOKSELLER. slAIluNER &c. ls7
. Broadway. lrw-l urk
SCHOOL AMI CLASSICAL ROOK>-C1n,tinty on
necessary '- Tie primary classes % those
iei u ts mo-t advanced classes .n Academies and Col
Country Merchants sni Others wishing 70 purchase Books
would 10 Vel 'l cal alN examine Pie assortment
sfanfr or band CON s-s assortment of rHFOLOGl
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. embracing every
.ls- 40 Books suitable for public and private lianre,
which are offered af ia very lowest prices.
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THE SCHOOLS Objects. Relations and SIS with me
Duties ~ Parents, Trustees, Sc.
POLITICAL ECONOMY rs Objects. r.e, and Pm.
clrIes.
Also. Br0ughsm oa the Pleasures of>cience-addons by
Or. Potter
Lieher Properly and Lstor-atdions by Dr. Potter
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The shipments New York have been T. 3i hhds am.
k2 bbs Sugar and 6j hhds Nolssscs and 30 "a hhl.
The imports and stocks of sugar III May ia the market
fEuTope exclusive of Great Britain was
Imports 1914. i-tJ
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NV Inns ALBERT BEACH, ll+ Ohainain-stfeet
SUGAR STORE. III BOWrRy.-CHEAP
- - slr Tea and Coffee !ae ..n-c9ef has constantly
- ro.x and New Orleans sugar. Ieas o' every variety
born Green and Black Ae aAi o iAe new crop Cot
,as,-a Is. s. Domingo Dr. AL lover. OF good coffee
particularly invited 90 ir me 20. ~ IS -g-en. very
n,..8ni.- s4cce--or 20 Pers.ns To"ne
DIG I.ON.-500 tons Anthracite rg Iron, lanlflcur-
--,.r,. MURDOCH, LEA1lrr co.
Iei3t- cor Cedar All Greenw cots
E1IT NiIi.---co0 cssk. i4ry assorted rraa-y wanna
NJRDpCK LEAylTT 4 CO.
Jei SD Corner Cedar and Greenwich streets
nI,iDEND.-IAr Boarl % Directors OF ile toward
IL Insurance COMPANY har .- lly declared DIVIDEND
d.; five per cent ol e capital socE pa, able on and after
-1'ls m,. LFWI> PHILIPS s~creearv
NO PiINTLK-.-fOH sALA ChEAf-Oae Al
4 an. D1a5,e Medium Power Pres, 30 good order and
con4noa suitable for county newspaper or book Office
Nf Ivsa 5,rss PiFRcY REID. Printers. sprnee--t
>rF,PoIITaN BONNET>.-PATTIsON NOE
y : 90. Paeniees and Manufacturers, . Del-1cy-si
LIVERPOOL ORREL C0AL.-wm be- di.-
r~t Caal carefully cc ilr .liF USE and lowered 20
The hold winch oaer lls sale D. ois 60 az Pire.aseF
iei 5,.s 80 Cherry 49, .le Nl.eerry -.
C,,>>rv Cc,I.-Tle subscribers Will be- dl.charg-
IN In 1 f-yv fags f1m -Q Oic. ni 90 very superior
back Caura Coal iar-e .fe. which .el clef Tor sae ~
lr. 90 III purchasers. ~ fle .1v.- MARE If.ee
W a. 7. TRT slow
-.tr-- 30 Cherrs md -'N Mulberry -.
pEACH ORCHARD Cot-.-I ,,. sra.er p lave
r-, .rrl -rn.r u best trlc- DrclarQ Coal IRON
- >rfan vein of fe ra~rs sEr-. VIZ Broken Eg-->'1ve
nd ST. sxr- which hey wI EEL - ne lowest market
u-c-- AI.o di-ca1r-in- almost daAy carsoes %
-- shove 4e.rrirr0u % 1al. ric Icy WI eel l quaint
,- ,o it rlrrraser- 10 rel-lIln 81 b 90 rom yard
prices ~ - - ia Sf,.I,,.
iei Ina, -W N-s-is 1-- o., -'---sl-s :.
linda RIBBER GOODS d every description:
| - ~ subscribers af Nev -rs. =. J. incll1-
~ M C--c--i or Slrrrl >l-qet-eis. which are Ar
---ef euf-lv FIRE from sllllf Or ---c ID qAnLes p
81. Ill r-rraf-ers mr. lower pT-ers t- GU - found r--e
49, Cr-.-r- Merchants. and a. -ltis % an OF any
.t,- fr ~. rrf,s Rubber Line. va 60 Nt io ca a. me
v-T,.a ,ffl- Newark ard y j. 4---i II4O1er factory
~ A1i ..' Lais' 'e'''' HUTCHINSON RUNYON
~ Y oI-NEY. = Wesi-.iTeei. Lear Morns, orer'
Is tons American BarIron, good assortment
7s..6-s.s. 49, frsr5s Eastern Cut Mas
s,6 Ion. racfe pudding Pig lion
~ :. toauiry
loo - No Vicfors
100 Ml-v--e 49,
- FFr.k.-a Cod e.s'' "'''sS
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Wholesale and
RETAIL.

VNHE Subscribers wishing to close their copartner-
J. ship business, offer Their stock of GOODS con.
sisling Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Carpeilng, Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, Crock
AIRY and Glass Ware at reduced prices.
Persons wishing to purchase any goods which we
have on hand are assured thai they can obtain better
bargains at this establishment than at any other in
Burlington. LOVELY u SEYMOUR.
June ~ l9i5. 2
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Cl.ARK'S COMMENTARY,0 Vols.
" Watson's Institutes vol.
Conversations I vol.
Mosheim's Church History, 8 vol.
Wesley's Sermons 2"
Notes
Peck's rule Of Faith,
Dixon's Melhodism,
Fletchers appeal,
Beauties OF Wesley, for sale chcaplv
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July 10, ls45. 6
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THIS Association will continue the Forwarding
business on the Champlain Canal, Lake Cham
plan and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boat Line which leaves N. York daily at o'clock
p. NJ, and Troy daily at o'clock A. M. Two or
more freight boats will leave Troy and Albany for
Whitehall daily, which will deliver to and receive
Freight from ,he Steamboats, and vessels en- Lake
Chanpain: also, two or more Freight Boats will
leave Whitehall TO. Troy.and Albany daily.
In addition TO the nD0s. they have Line OF Lake
and River Boats, of the first class, with faithful and
competent Captains, who will receive Freight at New
York. Troy or Albany arvl deliver at any Port on
Lake Champlain; also, receive Freight at Ports on
Lake Chamraln and deliver in Troy, Albany or n.
York. All property received for shipment by this
line will be correctly weighed by their Agents at the
time Of shipment-and will be insured
Also, two or more boats viii leave the North wharf,
Burlington, each week, for Whitehall, Troy, Albany
and New York.
JAMES H. HOOKER, lPropri-
ELIAS PATTERSON and others, etors.
P pS1e cs & lanes 50 c0'n'is'' Slip N "
lanes c a. aoOker' 1876 River street, Troy.
H. A Holcomb, lOl Pier, Albany.
G. W: Kellogg, Comstock's Landing.
H. y; e; Pierce t 4 Son. ST. Johns, C.E.
Lew Huxley, Mississque Bay.
Oliver Bascomb, Whitehall.
J. !. s s. ! w a; Peck & Co., Burlington.
Lawrence Brainard, IS, Ah,n.
l.. X. Branard d Co. d. Adams
A. ID. Ladd, Plattsburgh.
l.. Covin, Port Kent.
Nathan Webb, Rousc's Point.
J. Fl. Hooker, l3 Long Wharf, Boston.
Address-OLIVER BASCOM, Agent Whitehall
l.. A. CARLETON Agent Troy.
J. s. WARE, Agent Burlington.
All property entrusted to thercare will be forward
cd as directed with despatch and safety.
Wharfage and Storage at reduced prices, ana inc
utmost care TAX in handling and storing merChand
ze, produce and all kinds of property consigned to my
care. NORTH WHARF Foot OF Main Street.
J. S. WARE, Agent.
Burlington, April 2, lSi5 45m6
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INSUR ANCE,
There is no grouse for the Headache
When you can obtain the GEN
me MARsuALLs AROMATIC
CATARRH and HEAP
ACHE SNI-EE |

ACHE SNUFF F! !.
THIS snuff is certain and peri,It cure for TIE
l. catarrh and common cold. in the Head and the
Headache and is an excellent articles for sore and
weak eyes. 1t opens and pnrses ont all distractions,
strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy action to
the parts affected.
Bendre Of COunterfeits;
All those wishing TO purchase the genuine
article Of Mar>hal'> Snuii, should purchase that OF
which II. G. Grdley, Middebury VI, is the prroprie-
tor, ''ard no other" "a manufacture personally, the
snui sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence and that his signature thereto j. genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middlebury JAM Il, lSi5.
n. B-The name of II. c.. Grdlev proprietor will
be found upon every bottle Of the genuine Mars y
Improved Snuff Sold wholesale and retail by H.
&. Grdley Middlebury Vi. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada. 3o-y
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Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisterns.

W7HOLESALE and retail by II. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, vi. These pumps have been
thoroughly tested for l6 years in the western part Of
New York, and proved TO Ire first rate article
They are pronounced by all people acquainted with
them the best and most durable pumps in the United
States, that has ever been offered for sae.-They are
simple in their construction and worked with ease,
they warranted to work satisfactory in nil
and not TO freeze the winter. The working parts
are OF all metal with metallic fits +; the pipes made
which renders it impervious 10 water, and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw water the depth
OF one hundred feet well shorter distances. All
persons wishing TO purchase pumps for wells or cis-
ferns will do well to call and examine these pumps
before they purchase elsewhere. They will be kept
constantly on hand al the FRANKLIN HOTEL, and at
the store Of SrRoNGs & Co., in Burlington by IL.
CALDWELL. AL orders sent to him BY mail will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
May l6, 1915. Inns
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Pace REpucEp-Large Bottles $3.50; Small, 81.
DR. TAYLOWS BALSAM OF LlvERWORT
~ from 375 Bowery, n. Y, fer the CURE of CON
SUMPTION and LIVER COMPLAINT, COUGHS
COZ DS 40. p.,J al. cIf,
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MOTHERS REtlEF.-TO MARRIED La

MOTHERS RELlEF.-TO MARRIED La
1Nl DlES.-The Mothers Relief medicine which
soothes the dsagreeable sensation OF females about
to become mothers and nsures a safe delivery in all
cases where maformation or some unnatural circum
stances does not prevent. The reputation of this
tce, though silent, has become extended TO pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet intended on.
ly for the eye of those directly interested and their
physicians is prepared for graluous distribution
where the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the public,
take the occasion TO say that il the of the
call for the Mothers Relief, wherever known, be any
guide to direct opinion TO be formed of the esma-
ton in which it is held, have the satisfaction of
believing that has been the means of allevating an
infinite amount of suffering, and of saving many val
liable lives Wherever it has been used during the
above period deep rooted prejudices have given way
to candid and thankful expressions of gratitude, and
wish extend their parts, far possible, its
benefits. Medical men Of high standing have had the
candor to acknowledge for once that their prejudces
must be abandoned and have been advocates for its
use.
All those who WISH are invited to call on some of
our agents and procure a pamphlet without charge.
G. A. BARTHOLlC & Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity, who also sup
ply Druggists at the Proprietor's wholesale prices.
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DIR. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster,

VTNHIS Plaster is unrvaled for curing scrotuus
sweilings, scurvy, sores, lame back, burns, pains
in the sides, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to give
relief in cases of local rheumatism. lfappled TO the
side il will cure many of the common liver COM
plants, and IT found to lie equal # not superior TO
any corn plaster, tor corns on the feet. II imled-
aely applied TO fresh wound 1t VIII prevent sore
ness and cause it quickly 10 heal.-Familes IN the
habit of using this plaster, find II better than any
thing else for all purposes for which plaster or
salye is wanted. lis virtues have been witnessed y
thou, ands o. respectable individuals in various paris
of he United States, who have tested lis efficacy
PRICE, 25cts. per box.
IrJSMany cer,ldcates may be had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Bendrc of Counterfeits -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of Mar>has Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. C. Gridey, Mlddebury, VI, is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
l certify that the above article was executed IN my
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto is genuine. -
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mddebury, Jan. IA, lS45.
Sold Wholesale and relail by II. L. Grdley, gem
eral Agent, Middlebury Vt.
PECK q. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the unlled states
and Canada. S5-ly
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- A GUIDE

VNO Lake George, Lake Champlain, Montreal and
j Quebec with Maps, and Tables Of Routes and
Distances from Albany, Burlington, Montreal, &c.
BY u. Thompson, Author of History and Gazetteer
OF Vermont" Just published by &. Goodrich. For
sale by the Publisher, also, by A. Edwards, James l.
Cutler and James Hogan.
Burlington, June 81
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AGENTS..

PECK & SPEAR, Burlington, VI.
II. Landon d. Co., Will>,on.
". Rhodes, jr., Richmond.
Boynton & Burreit, llinesburgh. 2l-ly
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TNHE American Definition Spelling Book, on an
i improved plan. BY X. MEX. Ormsby, a splen-
did Book tor Schools. For sale wholesale and re-
tail, by STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, June &c, 1916. Ava
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ENGLISH REMEDY.
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION!

CONSUMPTION!
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds,
L Coughs, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION, is the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, dscoveredby
the celebrated DR.. Buchan, of London, England, and
introduced into the United States under the immediate
superinendance Of the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, in the
cure Of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent IN soliciting for treatment the WORST Pos
S1BLE CASES that can lie found in the community
CASES that seek relief in vain from any of the conn
mon remedies OF the day. and have been given up bv
the most distinguished Physicians, as CONFIRMED
AND 1NCURABLE. The Hungarian Basam has
cured and will cure the most desperate Of casess
Ii is no quack nosirun, hut standard Eng fish med
clne ofknown and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be SUP.
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life NOT
only TO couneract the consumplve tendencies OF the
climate but 10 be used as a preventive medicine in all
cases Of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the side and Chest Irritation and soreness Of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing Hectic Fe-
yer, Night Sweats, Emaciation and General Debility
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough and Group.
IL Sold, in large hoes at 81 PER bottle, with
full directions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and Amer.
lean certificates, and other evidence showing the I'M
eqnaed merits Of this Great English Remedy, may
be obtained Of The Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agen, for the United
States. ll9 Court street, Boston.
ENTS.-BURLINGTON, PECK & SPEAR,
ApolhecaIies and Druggists Montpelier, Clark &
Collins; Bratteboro, Du,ton q Clark; Bellows Falls,
\. Harrls Rutland Daniels & Bell Woodstock, 8.
J. Allen; and bv the Druggists generally lily