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L should be resorled To ny all VINO are pr'ulsposeu
l. TO consumption, troubled with cough or cold,
night sweats lima, pain in the side and chest, dli-
Guilty of breathing, tghiness and soreness across the
chest, bronchitis liver complaints and all affections
of the pulmonary organs.
The following needs no comment.
Greenfield, Saratoga Co. N. Y.
Mr. C. J. Roosevelt-Dear Sr:-The love of life
urges to make this effort 10 obtain some OF your
| medicine as believe it will cure me. will give a
statement ofmy case About four or five months ago
taken with bad cold, and was very hoarse, IN
consequence OF working in water while building
mill, (heng n mechanc) and was under the doe
tors ahou, four weeks, and got to lie able to
walk about, and tried TO do little work, winch
brough, slight bleeding of the lungs. return
ed home displrilcd and sick The next day while sit
ting by the fire, blood vessel burst in my lungs, and
| commenced bleeding very fast. The doctor happened
to be near, and he did every thing IN his power TO
stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded after losing
near quart from my lungs and more ircm my arm.
But this did not last but few hours, my lungs were
so spasnodic the doctor could not control them, and
for five days and nights continued TO bleed, until there
was no blood TO run; when it ceased it left me 80
weak could scarcely breathe or stir. ! lay Tor a
long time in one POSITION until my lungs heae, and
hegan TO gain little strength. Bit ahoit ionr
weeks ago relapse came on and bled again at the
lungs, and continued 10 cough and raise large quaint
ties of bloody mater every day, and was rapidly
ha>ienng TO the grave. My friends. and neishboirs
had given up all hopes and told me must die. MY
| physician could give Inc no encouragement except
that the lungs were not vet liberated, and all hopes OF
recovery gone, until one Of your pamphlets were CIV
en- me describing DR.. Larbor's Extract OF Lungwort.
My neghbors obtained bottle for me- a las, resort,
but with very little hopes Of Is doing me any good.
] have now taken it about week, and strange to
say from the first dose took Of 1t, began TO mend
and my health Is better every way. MY night
sweats have nearly ceased, my strength improves, my
rasines are less. and hope again revived; but my
medicine is almost gone, and wish you TO send me
two bottles Immediately and il recover, will do all
| in my power TO spread the news that consumption
can be cured. ] remain yours, &c,
| CHAUNCEY ID. MEDBERRY.
For further proof medical books IN hands OF the
agents, containing certificates, dc. All persons de-
string the agency of the will please apply 10 the pro-
| prielor, {. j. ROOSEVELT,
Sll State ST. Albany.
AGENTS,
| Peck & Spear ,p,,rli,c,or Y,
B. J. Hcnel erg s. Co.
X. Landon d. Co., Wiston.
". Rhodes, Jr,, Richmond.
Boyn,on g. Burrctt, flinesburgh. 2l-lv
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: if the ladies' before whom have now the hon
or Of expressing my opinion were in my coun-
try, we should think them Americans
| The applause was enthusiastic, and after the
mrth had subsidized so as TO allow the Judge 10
be heard, he directed the Crown TO be given to
the Yankee.
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MOTHERS RELIEF.-TO MARRIED La
lAl DIES -1ln MoIhnrs Relief n medicine sulich

MOTHERS RELIEF.-TO MARRIED La
lNl DIES.-The Mothers Relief, medicine which
soothes the disagreeabe sensation of females about
to become mothers, and insures safe delivery in all
cases where malformaton some unnatural circum-
stances does not prevent. The reputation of this
ticle though silent has become extended TO pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet intended on
for the eye of those directly interested and their
physicians, is prepared for gratuitous distribution
where the Relief is for sale,
As we are thus obliged to come before the public,
take the occasion TO say, that the of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be any
guide TO direct opinion to be formed of the esiima-
ton in which it is held, have the satisfaction of
believing that it has been the means of alternating
infinite amount of suffering and of saving many val
| liable lives. Wherever it has been used during the
above period deep rooted preudices have given way
to candid and thankful expressions of gratitude, and
a wish extend their parts, as far as possible, its
benefits Medical men of high standing have had the
candor to acknowledge for once, that their preudces
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 pamphlet without charge
| G. A. BARTHOLIC e. Co.
| Rochester N. Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity, who also sup
ply Druggists at the Projectors wholesale prices.
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Cash F! CASH.!
DAlD for good Rags, by
l. }, l. CUTLER, srongs Building
Burlington, May, 1915. 81
Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisterns.

WHOLESALE and retail by II. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, VT. These pumps have been
thoroughly tested for 16 years in the western part Of
New York, and proved TO be first rate article
They pronounced by all people acquainted with
them, the best and most durable pumps in the United
o.a,es' a'a! nus ever occn onereu or are
they warranted work satisfactory in nil
and not TO freeze IN the winter. The working parts
OF oil metal with metallic fits the pipes made
ola durable timber, and saturated with composition
which renders it impcrvious TO water, and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw water the depth
of one hundred feet well shorter distances. All
persons wishing 10 purchase pumps for wells or els
before they purchase elsewhere. They will be kept
constantly on hand at the FRANKLIN HOTEL, and at
the store Of STRoNGs q Co., in Burlington by II.
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
May l6, 1915. Inns
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

DR. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills have proved them
- selves an eiectual assistant OF nature, having
cured in the United States at least one hundred hons
and persons Of diseases which had been pronounced
incurable by medical men ofthe first rank and stand
ing.
These Pills, from the peculiar properties they pos
sess, are calculated TO diseases whatever be its
name, all having the same origin in any person in
whom is the universal "brea h of hie" who partakes
of the universal" "onc blood" of which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth, and whose dis.
order from the universal roof Of all diseases,
namely, impury or imperfect circulation of the blood.
Those who suffering from bad state of health,
will do well TO give them a trial.
Agents.,
S. 4. Howard, Burlin gton r.. B. Green. Rich
mond; J. Tmtle Esser; Geo b. Cakes, Jericho +;
J. Fl. Tower, UnderhW; Geo. Ayres, Milton r.
Sander>on, West Million H. B. Hinc Westtord
Morton g. Clark, IVitiiston; Marcus Hull! Hines
burgh; J. b. Isham, iShelburn; J. NJ. Staple,
Charlotte. 3m6
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PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW YORK,
To supply the City and Interior Trade, Ivy the Piec
or Package,
Removed
From I13 Pearl Street TO
II CEDAR STREET.

NEAR WILLIAM STREET..
I EE BREW STER give notice to the Deal, RS
- in Drv Goods, that they have removed theiI
Warehouse Tor Printed Calicoes, Exclusively from
Pearl, TO II Cedar street. BY confnng their al
tcnon to Prints only L. q b. are enabled to exhibit
assortment far surprising any ever before Offered
in America-and to sell al prices as low and General
" Lower than houses whose attention is divided
among a large variety of articles.
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
Terms AND CoLoRiNGs. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In mar 'et-many styles OF which are got up ex,lu-
sIvely for their sales, and cannot be had else
where, except IN serond hands.
Dealers in Prints will find it for their interest TO ex
anime this Stock before making their puichases-ihey
will have the advantage Of learning the lowest mar
kei prlces-and comparing all the desirable styles in
market side by 81 le.
Catalogue of Prices, corrected with every varla nor
of the Martct, are placed in the hands buyers.
April g. ~. 40 II
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DIR. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrivaled for curing scrofuus
i sweIngs, scurvy, Sores lame back, burns, pains
in the sde, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to give
rclie in cases OF local rheumatism. ltappled TO the
side ii will cure many of the common liver com
rlants and il found 10 lie equal If not superior TO
any corn plaster Tor corns on the feet 1t immedl-
atey applied to a fresh wound 1t will prevent sore
ness. and cause it quickly to hea-Faml'ies in the
habit of using this plaster, find It better than any
thing else for all purposes for which a plaster or
salve is wanted It's virtues have been witnessed iy
thousands of respectable individuals IN various parts
of the United States, who have tested lis efficacy
PRICE, 25cts. per box.
IrJoMany certificates may be had, showing lis
extraordinary effects.
Beirdre of CounterfeitS -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of Marshas Plaster should purchase hat OF
which II. G. Gridey, Mlddlebury, VI, Is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally tn,
Plaster sold by said Grid!ey
DR.. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed in my
presence by DR.. Marshall aud that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge
Middebury, Jan. IA, lS45.
Sold wholesale and real by II. &. Grldley, gen.
eral Agent, Middlebury VI.
PECK d. SPEAR,
Wholesale and RciaH Druggists, Burlington, w.
And by Druggists generally IN the United states
and Canada. 3o-ly
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in general u,e for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value by experi-
Of It's wonderful curative properties, have accord.
ed to il a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range Meuica science IN this any other country.
Since this powerful medicine first beca me known,
immense numbers, who believed themselves in The
last stages OF confirmed nd incurable consumption,
and pronounced by the most skIlliul physicians in
the country as past all hope Of recovery have been
rescued tremendously from the grasp Of Death by its
use and are now blessed with health and strength.
Ills Natures own simple Re>loratlve-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought 10 the very
brink Of the grave by Consumption, and from plants
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues 1t the
employ ment OF natural means 10 overcome and
teract the evils of Nature-heang the laceraed
Lungs of the afflicted patient in the worst possible
ses and restoring the functions Of the diseased mem
| bers 10 strong and healthy action. Ii has effected
| cures where all other medicines have failed.
| In all cases Of Asthma, Whooping Cough, or the
accumulation of Phlegm, destructive TO the health
and life of chdren-it Is particularly recommended
az unialng cure, and no family IN the Union, II
they wish preserve their children from suffering and
death, should moi be without II.
Almost countless testimonials of its remarkable
cures, every quarter OF the Union, and from ndl
viuals in every condition OF life, are its best creden-
tals, showing in the most conclusive manner that
this Preparation acts upon The human system in a
manner ile short Of miraculous. These may be found
in the daily papers, and also may be obtained IN PAM
phlels and handbllls of agents free of cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared only by N
H.Dowos, Troy W., the original inventor anu pro-
! prlctor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, Vt.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can b'
supplied IN any part OF the Union, upon the best terms
Sold by especial appointment, by
H sS;f; sf $Sfys ~,
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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 discovercdby
the celebrated Dr. btchan, of London, England, and
superintendance 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
SIBLE CASES that can he found in the community
cases that seek relief in vain from any of the com
mon remedies Of the day. and have been given mp Iv
the most distinguished Physicians, as CONFIRMED
AND 1NCURABLE. The Hungarian Basam has
cured and will cure the most desperate of cases.
Ii is no quack nosirum, hut standard Eng lsh ned
icme Unknown and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam of Life NOT
only TO couneract the consumptive tendencies OF the
climate but 10 be used 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 Fc
| yer, Night Sweas, Emaciaiion and General Debility,
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough and Group.
| 10" Sold, in large bottles 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
eqnalled merits of tins Great English Remedy, may
be obtained Of the Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, 1l9 Court street, Boston.
| GENTS.-BURLINGTON, PECK g. SPEAR,
| Apo,hecarles and Druggists Montpelier, Clark e.
Collins; Brattleboro, Duton u Clark; Bellows Falls,
n. Harris Rutland, Daniels & Bell Woodstock, S.
}. Allen; and bv the Druggists generally. lily
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PR0DW0Ds

JAMES s. FERGUSON, Commission Produc
j Merchant, 81 Water Sireet-Liheral cash advan
ces mndc ON consgnments Refers 10
"';''' % % s 5. 4: S; e York
NTcssrs. Phillips Il Cuylor, Albany.
May |, '45. 4Sm6
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1915.
NORTHERN TRANSP OR
TATION LINE ASSOCIATION.
n - -: Is


w s|E5f. :Ak
THIS Association will continue the Forwarding
L business on the Champain Canal, Lake Cham
plain and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boa, Line, Shct leaves =. York daily at o'clock
more freight boats will leave Troy and Albany for
Whitehall daily, which will deliver to and receive
Freight from the Steamboats, and vessels on Lake
Champlnin: Also two more Freight Boats will
leave Whitehall for Troy and Albany daily.
In addition 10 the above 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, and deliver at any Port on
Lake Champlan; also receive Freight at Ports on
Lake Chamrlaln 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 shpment-and will be insured.
Also, two or more boats will leave the North Wharf
Burlington, each week, for Whitehall, Troy, Albany
JAMES II. HOOKER, lPropr-
ELIAS PATTERSON and others, etors.
For Freight, apply to
P Pope ca' Ii James, SO coenes Slip, N Y.
"a G a. aoOker' 1856 River street, Troy
IL A Holcomb l0l Pier Albany.
G. W. Kellogg, Comsock's Landing.
4 W; n reT Coa g. Son. St. Johns, c.. E.
Ee 'a' min IYS,,' Msslis.quo Bay.
Oliver Bascomb Whitehall.
is s. w H; Peck & Co., Burlington.
k L. X Rfsin sGsi" e Co. ls, Adams.
| A. D. Ladd, Patsburgh.
| l.. Colvin, Pert Kent
| Nathan Webb, Rousc's Point
J. II. Hooker, Is Long Wharf, Boston, :,
Addrcss-OLlVER BASCOM, Agent. Whitehall
| l.. A. CARLETON, Agent Troy.
| J. s. WARE Agent, Burlington.
| All property entrusted to their will be forward
cd as directed with despatch and safety.
Wharfage and Storage at reduced prices, and TN
utmost care taken in handling and storing merchant
ze, produce and all kinds ofproperty consigned to IN!
| care NORTH WHARF, Foot OF Main Street
| J. S. WARE, Agent.
| Burlington, April 2, l645 45m6
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Painting, Carriage Making, &c.
sPAULDING { RUSSELL
CONTINUE the Painting business in all its vari-
" Gus branches, and solicit continuance Of the
public patronage. We have also commenced
CARRIAGE MAKING,
and are prepared make TO order any kind of Car
RACES or Sleghs that may be wanted, in first rate
manner, and cheap for cash. Repairing done on
short notice All kinds of produce taken IN exchange
for work
Call and see for yourselves
shop on Shelburn ST., opposite the American
Hotel
Burlington, May, lSi5. 50m6
r. G. sPAULDISG, 6. II. RUSSELL.
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TT should he resored to by all who pr'disposet
l. TO consumption, or troubled with cough or cold
night sweats, asthma, pain in the side and chest, diff
Guilty OF breathing, ghness and soreness across the
chest bronchitis, liver complaints and all affections
of The pulmonary organs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08

Company has declared semisnnusl dividend Of five
per cent.
The Bunker Hill Bank semi annual dividend Of
four per cent
The Farrnerss and Merchants Bank OF Bait
more has declared dividend Of three per cen, for the
last six months
Semi annual dividends at Salem Mass. Asia'ic
Bank per cent Commercial 3. Exchange D. Meroantne
3 Merchants g. Nsumkeag 3, salem a. DahVef' D. VII
LACE 3. Warren 3, Lynn Mechanics 81 per cent.
Semiannua dividends at Portland Canal Bank
per cent Casco Bank B. Merchants Bank 81 Mannise'
,urer.' and Traders Bank 4 Bank Of Cumberland 81.
The following was the Revenue at Boston Tor the
last quarter 10000. 90
From July / to September 30 l5ii--- s2OeotJ2 %
Jaly 10 September 30, --..--.sls40oc0 90
Decrease In the 81 quarter, lsi5-----.- sl4ooO2 %
Tens Of the Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia,
altered from some worthless bank notes under the free
law Of this state are in Philadelphia
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TIVE GALE or The 20TH SEPTEhBkh-h 'oul'
rart b the storm which was felt win such severity IN
bs sppcsrs 10 have occurred on 'he eei
noon Of the same day IN st Lawrence cOuny, passing
tnagh the towns Of Fine Russell, Edwards and Tow
- usssing within 10 rods Of the village oil uIiersne
=, ~ saws the Ogdensbureh Sentinel, South-West
CIV direction in atrsck 30 miles long varying from one
- m 90 rods in width tearing Oh branches from the
i~es, trees and mingling them AZ the hight Of sixty
, h, the air with hay and grain fowls beds bedding
and clothing of every description taken from the houses
b.~h the fury OF the elements had Overthrown Whole
,.css Of hay and graft and household furniture were
blown from one half TO three quarters OF mile INTO e
woods and destroyed The tempest continued about 'on
,niuutes passing of with torrent Of rain.
Two remarkable escapes related Nheu VI, vi
oado struck the house of Mr. Leonard, MIS- Lesu"u ~
Mrs Ferris with small children neu " De ..
which they had sooner rcache thah .A. D.Nr -
srea tsen,v feet from its foundation MI Co'e ano
e and one child were sitting 10 log "hoic
r. from The bottom log carried from the' pass
ps over their heads without injuring tnsT. ...-.
g track in the towns OF Edwards and Fowler covers
bout 6O0O OF forest on when the has e
reely large tree standing. It destroyed eight dwell
lnss and nine barns lI"0" Jazz
Tur DROP GAME Al OSwEGO.-1his sort oil Dusl-
4, now going westward seeking customers, as most
eastern people far at the mystery Last "eeA an
kone.t but unriye farmer from ST Lawrence county on
A.. vav 10 the great West with his family went ashore
:, o.,,eo 10 view the town fort &c and while eratly
M curiosity was accosed by three men. ono Of them
r,v drunk who proposed to him very advantageous
80, thar our honest farmer Elihu Thompson by name,
sngb, IL would look Ike casting away the gifts OF Tor
80 M decline IT, lie therefore pulled out $40 MS
so,s .tore and went in 70 win" Of course. But the
oor man found out shortly that he was done badly,
~ the roues drunk and sober, made of with singular
.s,v The police officers bestirred themselves with
. much activity that the loser reganed his money ana
~ Tor the West on Saturday morning wiser ana n
happier man" The rogues were committed for trial
-'fr' Alb. Atlas
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NEW WORK oNTHE PURITANs.

A rtLIION Co have just published Puriisnism. a
~ shs Defence against Is Aspersions by ap
s 20 Us own history, by Tbos H. Cot. d. D. Rector Of
500 pages, Slj0
There Is hat about we Ike and will praise The WI
ter IL man of ability He shows much observation and
pretty thoroagh acquaintance with bis subject We sfv.e
every full boode Puritan The author css him sth.r n,
read buy IT," DAILY Herald, New Puritsn nsner
mess I've Mirror
1--WE hkets dowr-rie Illness and the hearsne,. with which
suthOr enters into his work The book Will m .ke s.p
saii0u wherever readit Il not much defence of ~.
Episcopal church against the ssrersons upon H.
those sspersions Throughout the hole t,er-
caustc review OF the history Of Purlsnis and shewin.
OF everything discreGts5e IN it, annals. or hat u
sisen with Is professions The reading displayed Is i'm
Buffalo Som'l Adv.
This i work geers5. having no parallel That We
know Of IL gives PLAN statement Of facts which cannot
be denied" saturday Emporium
IL written with great power ard Astounding 10 histor
ca 'scis Of deep interest Rochester Democrat
Thsis book 20 throw New England oTsors on the de
fensiye Everybody viii buy II and everybody viii read
oS PTS Morning News
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s,xoss sasslrARiLLA-Itis now beginning 10 be gen
,ly understood that tbs efbslst has done far more lan
M erslogis in the discovery OF remedies Tor The as
80. Of man Mooern experiment has developed me iacl
,oa many OF the corrosive preparations winch ia ehecns
H. nre of one disease often SOW the seeds OF another
% he spen.ed with and thst harmless vegetable medl-
ne. are often more thorough, Uniform and speedy In their
r,eja ration Than any other There cannot De iOno
|. believed pertinent and conclusive example ei
hi. tih than SANDss SAKSAPARILLA remedy TOT eNtef-
al dseaes whether chronic active hereditary or sell
1,t suitable for all ages all constitutions requiring no
interruption Of ordinary pursuits snd lhoush ast not lsas'
tbe one II exiifpaies -
prpared ana sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. a. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 79 FulIon-st York
Sod aso al rs Broadway n East Broadway and by Drug
~ generally Throughout the United Sistes Price per
bolts Six bottles for ..