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About III o'clock on Wednesday night, the two
story brick building in the rear of Mr.. Ro. II.
Jenkins Store. on l4th street, was discovered TO
he ON fire. The alarm was given, and the vigi
liant Fire Companies reached tho spot in time to
prevent the flames from spreading. One part of
the building was ccccpied By, Mr.. Morton as an
Exchange Office, the other part by ,Mr.sI Ono. NJ.
Clarke as Lottery Office. The two lower rooms
thus occupied, were considerably damaged. We
have not heard the extent of the loes.
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Large stock Of
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES,

ron SfLE ~ RICHMOND, "a.
hDT Of the numerous testimonials in our pos
~ fact can he suited
an respects purchasing would respectfully
following adore sed to ienor:
CoNsu WILL, SUSSEX Co, Va sept ~, 1877
Dear Silica cheriuly add my testimony favar Jour
Pianos TIE purcthAsi Of IN hpf ell
f4natsd AID in the opinion OF Judges very
suteror instrument.
Nsf.h and satisded self that Cf Msssra Sodau
ce'icr Drnlam 10 the as equal 10 O. Of
eabl hnent That under observation feards richness
q iohs, beauty Of finish, or cieapnsss
Very respectfully,
VIZ. D. TAYLOR
p Since The above sold mlny Improvements
made the ans finish, and the greatly ucsd
NAsn \ NOODllOUsE, Hook ersrs and
Dealefs in Piano Fortes Music,
20 I37 Main e.
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MRS. MOWATT

We are disposed to promote the legitimate and
modest Drama, not merely harmless, bat an
instructive amusement. Amasemsnt-relaration
will be sought by the young, IN despite Of religious
deuunciaton, or civil prohibition Nature has de-
creed II: And such being the fact, it is important
so to direct this innate passion as best to ncucaie
lessons of virtue, and TO inspire a detestation of
ylce-the certainty that il leads to unhappiness
and to punishment. Of all the inventions of man
TO inculcate love OF goodness and a horror of
wickednesf Tie stage, when properly conducted,
is the most powerful and impressive the greater
their responsibility and condemnation, who wres,
IT from ITS original purpose, and the great mission
il might accomplish, to licentiousncs5, aud the
qualification Of a depravcd taste.
Mrs. Mowatt has won very favorable opinions
in this community, and we wish she could be pro.
Perly sustained in playing come Of the fine old
English Dramas.
We quote the following:
"TnS HowAEp AraavZvn.--The lovers Of fine acting
nave been enjoying eat the past week az s estsb
lshment during the engagement Ol Mfs. Mowsu end Mr.
Crisp Tine immediate and triumphso that attend
ed the performances Of Mrs. Mowau in New York and
Philadopha, had created Keen desire 10 zee her in the
minds OF our citizens end she accordingly greeted on
MONDAY evening, Notwithstanding the inclsmency of ths
weather, by foil aud fashionable audience She PLAYED
Psulnesnd the fidelity Of her personaon Of the proud
beauty Of Lyons won for her the most ,thu4,ste
pduse. -
With face aud figure fitted to express. every variety Of
feminine passion, she unitss Of remarkable sweet
ness heHbU and power Sin, does not 10 te the house by
H0rm but by faithful conception and embodiment Of
eharaeior by ouch. ol thu, make the world Kin
by huhulnoss Of feeling by influence perhaps too Gno
Tor analysis. she steals the hearts II her audience and
carries them away with her they nfo aware" This
VIC i1nkis the peCuiarty and charm of her nctnr
and this u wa that drew delighted aud intelligent audiences
70 witness the various persoraons OF Juiana IN the I9
ney Moon" Msfiiua IN knpelos admirable play OF "ths
| "ie" and Lady TelKe Tho School for gcsndaI"
! crowded audience, among whom noticed many Of
O.' uis, Iamss gfsctd the Athens 1m on Friday night
Wheh Romeo ahd Juliet performed with ar admirable
ess' o. he iu strength Of the oompsny for the benefit Of
! Mrs. MOwau ~ "
Julet on me sese' was fsvoh's. There she
too often vbfaies between silly and sense
less eTuavagaDeei aud wo confess To- a little misgivnp
whes we wen'iot Mrs hOwau IN the chsseter. But
/ The Juliet Of Shokspeaf before us. The bslcoov
scene and the with tho morse we o1cept come
slight faults Of iono and esdence which culture will cor
rect were u OF grace, nsvete and psssonste
Inc last scene IN the forth act admirable piece Of
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90 Congress and rhe General assembly Of Treinia.
:. These bodies both convene on Monday. From
Washington we hear that members Of Congress
M were already numerous and pouring in by every
a.. Steamboat, Car and Stage. In Richmond there
arc also already present divers members of tho
2 Legislature. There will doubt be quorum
- Monday, when did there fail to be the first
day.
- Both bodies in for long and arduous
- Spns. Ia Virginia there certainly has not been
= I'm this century, session of such momentous i'm
- post-when 20 numerous and so great subjects will
: occupy the attention Of the Legsture We can
- repeat our regret, that looking over the roll
~aiientisey, we aPprehend itis one Of the weakest
(tntcllecualy speaking) Legislatures that has
: convened, if not the very weakest.
v - Congress- too, is not composed now either Of
such materials formerly gave dignity to its de.
alterations and weigh, to its acts. But let US hope
= Cor the best in both cases.
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NEGRO HIRING Il GENERAL AGENCY.
* IL ~ .acrilnr. n nd lho nILn-


n them have been for number n years. and engaged
IN busHrst of General Agents ~ the city Rhrnd the
cola on Of Claims % every description receiving subscriptions
periodicals. AMI out and receiving the
ling real pfopry town country hiring
tieF hes and d'po-ing 81 Them pubic private
They cfn, through the ~ servants hired
and IN ofHckness spera their prompt
furnished win ard proper medical aid he
rufcise slaves for any may
thst Pof eh aby and nrlnat perform with
fidelity aud patch, wheyof business Be entrusted them
ty refer m cs 81 Richmond ssnsrsny and pareuayio
the following gfntis1nen,
Cent wn Lambert Mayor Peyton Wa u Rehsrlsop James
Heath. Auiipr Oeo w Munfoid WIN h Tbowas Rhehe Co
Wsroin Davis, Plsessns Galahaf Wiiia sand- hehons
Ms John NJ herod Andrew Stevenson Jha Patton w mng
James WEBB Racon BasksSvie STERLING Ctump hrehd Pea
synts. W1sns HsHaH James Cssse Sohn heson John u
T.s Dunlop nohcure Go, Geo Bootof' WA Fy Ihos
Cha's Ens. Id. . .. 49, ....
one both always be found during buinefs
hou-s, fHfLiP " TABS son
n-Arpe the negroes town
~ sviag he reformation before
the Qsth 81 DoesmScr and by
fore ina, 4, y o. Praerieses nefesnsr
no 20 PH TAsB d con.
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AWFUL CoNFLAGRATioN,t

Gentlemeu--The centre Of Cu'pcper CT. House is now
wrapped in flames. The lire caught about O'Clock the
Fairfax Hote kept by Samuel Decsmp and spread.
ing witt, fearful rspidy. The flames have already con-
surned the Ho,cl, Bayies Store H. Snackeloris House
and cfiec, and the Masonic Hal;-aad Msor HI's house
has jus; caught be feared that the whole
Culpcper C.. H. will be consumed. Court House, Clerks
Office, and several others buildings. in great danger
7. $, 81 o'clock.-The han,cs still raging
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II Let Us be permitted to invite the readers attention
TO the letter fsom the Mississippi River the article
OF " Marshall" and the letter OF Southerner." We
can not republsh to-day. The names of the Committees
mc ntioned in another
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.De.frue,ips Fire at cslpeper Court Ho...

The subjoined account of conAagrsiion, at Cupeper
Court House, reached yesterday Ii evidently writ.
ten in great hsste. and amid confusion came To us in
pencil, aud without signature.
IL to DO hoped tina; tho OF tho FIRE has not been
greater than represented by correspondent lie ssys
IT, tie Editors Of tie IYhig >
CuLPrrL. CouRr uousx. Nov. &C, ls!5,
5 O'Clock. "Wednesday niornnn.
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NOTICE.

NV
CHILLING orr At CosTi undersrDed having deter.
- min In the business.
balance Ready made Co,hns
below N ose the present Those
particularly Invited 10 esn before purch asinr setersssf
80 oct ard viii such price.
the nereof purchase 10 buy o. We have bssi fun
Of Costs Winter Proek Drrss Goats.
Coat and large o. ves
shis Fancy Dsess ArieIes Va greet vs,ey.
..r. q, DuNsPAUaH co,
noW No 81 West hsia -
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RUHRUSs's Prize OtfrCE.-Por this Mornih,-
- Splendid Scheme. PTi= $4,000 5000, 3OJO 2oOO seJ
1900 OO 10 Of 1000 10 4O0 10 of 90 OF $50
20 Of I25, 90 of 100 and I39 of prize
10 Nos ~ drawn. Whole Tiekos 81 tIvr- g quarters l.
Also, the Dollar Lotieu rs Nos. n drawn Przer 5000.
1000 600 200, 700 l72 So Tickets vi halves so quarters
For This Evening Splendid selsuc.-Pnts.-sTOOO. $500
1900 lI4O, 1000 ~ 400 OF 900 Of 600 ~ Nos ~
dawn. Tlekeis 81 halves I, drs soc.
Dawn Nos. of Pokoinotc River Lottery, 93s:
~ ~ Is es 30
Ticket Nos. IL 49, prize sOo and paid by Burss
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MARRIED.

Ga Wednesday 2d:h inst, BY Rev. z. L. Magoon, Ma.
ANDERSON ~ TSeE, Of Louisa Co, to Miss ELIZABETH L.
WoyArT, OF this CT y.
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ri MARINE iNTELLlGENCE.
rsrt OF Mich end.
MA ssa~ tAss de- n ss>sA, P.M
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinner, Norfolk.
Schr Hannibal, Aumiek. New York, sundres.
Peter Ritter. DSrickson, New York, ballast
~" Nay. Hubbard, Norfolk, ballast.
SAILED,
Adene. Moore, Jersey City.
Lucy. Lorng. New York.
:" Alice A. PeaJefgss'. Parker. Baltimore.
Fslmouih. Creighton. Baltimore. 'NNNN
d.. ID. =" Aesnosis. Hstriek. Wsrehsm. rA .ub
Genl Scott, Doughty, New York.
I" Ann Bobeees. Cfsnuss, Phila.
4" Jew. Hoyu, Ne~buryport
Charlotte, wsscott, New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Cisared. sehr Grsenwsy,
Couch, Richmond. =
PhiLADELPnIA. Nov. 2s-clesrcd. B.rqus phla-
delphia. (Breml Grove, Richmond
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VALUABLE KING q QUEEN LAND,

At AUCTION.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Count oe Las and Chaneery Queen County pro
houned the sh day Of November 1915. proceed
s,E the 10th day OF December hgho bidder
lac re,denee e Thomas Dard
Dhad died seized ami embracing b.. home
tinnk about GOO Inch lies
Swamp about four miles below Bird. Bridge
hood Of Mr. Geo Cartons Store. There
60 100 Bottom We
that well worth Of purchase
land Al o. detached piece wood land, Of
The terms will be-he Of and
lance in Two and Tires credit with good
and the title the land withheld
honey sIad There said land Urge ory Dwelling
House with all hcu,e and
from aid dwelling eommcdous aud comfortable house an
oyerseer ~. JEPFRlEs,
ALEX. DUDLEY, yCem'rs
qB-vrds p COIN 4
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iasss ~ brought In hsfoss esesk he prsvias evening
to .as iasesoai and ,hess Zoe Monday morning. pa
per ON Saturday.
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DECEMBER SUPPLY!
'ENHE subscribers are receiving elegant add.
- lions TO their select stok in the
course OF sfew days be sn further rspenahe Thsy isue
the aae OF the public To the soSds already hand
Rich AID heavy cord siks, ukie corded sonast slks
broehe Pou DO Sole; elegant Broehe ssttn.,
Elegant PcSin slks elegant Turker.e shawL
Cod hareellRe; REVERE Hdtfa
French Rn'bd Collars; Inside HIkfs.
Bombaznes best make; Silk Warp Aipaeas
Blk ana white ak Hoe,
onbie cashmeret, aAsStA DO. Reps do
shitec Mouse de lane; onisr. Grape De Lane.
fmsdFIensh Cloth. for eIoAkinE Kleh Cloakl.xs.
feafi cord Aeriho; Heavy Linens and Lsen
Dapsrs, Table Cloths Long Iawns &c.
no2s tn n ppIce 4 m
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arse- The reading matter on both outside pages.
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NEW BOOKS, received in advance at l2l
Y Main Street, by ,. w. Randolph 81 Co.
Bulletin Novem Der Go.
Philadelphia Weekly Courier GaIriie and Post fot Nov 92
Columbian Magazine Dec'f-25e
No. 40 Living Age
The Visionsry,G beautiful Romance, by Schiller
The Roman Church aud Modern soeey Translated from In
French by c. Edward Ls.ter-5oe
New York Herald RIira containing News ihe Steamer BI
lama"
December No. N. York Illustrated Magszlne-25e
TnppinFs In Author Land by Fanny Pouesier--5Os
Nov No Wing Journ.l-5Oe
KniShts o thr SeaLco
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mn. nANNINC,s LACE.

THlS LACE, for facility of application, com.
fort in wear and efficacy action no superior in IN.
h OF Abdominal Supporter The be seen 10 Be
appreciated. ~
Those ought TO the Lace from bong eon6ne
men who live ssdentany fsiiru.d or who
are pssnaat or prrdisposed eff
with spinal Complaints weak and should avs,.
wear esry % dropping Of III
SPINE - -
40 all ssorins under what called Female ak.esse, II
w be raeray beneficial In pubic snrer who
have weak voice. threats
al weak breasted blowers wind by Of
the Lace will ind permanent relief
Is found 10 be remedy sieknss nd nvnu.hl. n.
nssnns accompaniment avoiding tho Elects OF iohins,
eT Pamphlets be had gratis.
ForsaIe by .AYNol woop a IN
nsea ~. 49,. ~. p..s.s,
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RICHMOND DAILY WHO.

rRmAY MORNING, NovExsER Sc, Is.
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AUCTION GOODS,

STsOo BACKS MarhaiI." IN good order in stotr and
~ for sale BY no2s DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 CO.
~ Office. An application will DO made to the
L next Legislature of Virginia Incorporation OF
Company To Locomotive
on the head waters Of Failing Greek Chessrhs county
suitable o.
or In connection with the Coal Railroad from
Manchester. 2S-tn
fs7f FOR RENT. and possessoh given immediately
EalA The upper part OF the House No. 81 ma in street
occupied by Ae.srs Alvey Lpseomb. Apply
a. q l. WILLIAM HURLEY,
2S-d1 ~, st., Tavern
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

nR. Brandrelh's Vegetable PIII> have proved them
- selve, an eiiecual assistant OF nature, having
cured in the unued States at least one hundred hous-
and persons Of diseases which had been pronounced
ncurabe by medical men oflhe first rank and stand
ing.
These Pills, from the peculiar properties they pos
se>s calculatedto diseases, whatever be its
name, all having the same origin, in any person in
whom is the universal "brea h oflIfe" who parlakes
of the universal" zone blood" Of which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth, and whose dis.
order from the universal roof ofal diseases,
namely, inquiry or imperfect circulation the blood.
Those who are suffering from bad state OF health,
will do well TO give them a trial.
Agents,
S. r. Howard, burlington; T.. B. Green. Rich
mOnd j. futile, Esser; Geo, b. Oakes, Jericho /;
J. IL. Tower UnderhW; Geo. Ayres, Million r..
Sanderson IFest Milton II. B. Hine, Pestford I;
Morton & Clark, UUiston; Marcus Hull. Hines
bargh }. b. lsham, Sheiburn; J. NJ. Staple,
Charlotte. 3m6
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.

This remedy for worms is one of the most extra
ordinary used. Ii electually eradicates worms
of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cause
Icing known Some other reason is assigned for
their sickness until late To the true cause
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does know nd the doctor who does not
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of HES children
What should lie done
The answer is plnn Give this vermnge, which
will he sure to do good if they have no worms and
they have, will destroy and eradicate with GER
iany and precision truly astonishing.
1t cannot harm the smallest infant the strongest
adult. There is no mercury mineral in it. Mer-
curry Is the lass OF most worm e'nede> and the
remedy Is sometimes worse than the disease. So
never use lozenges but rely upon this. Every per-
son will he convinced one trial that it as the mos,
perfect cure invented.
We call on all good cit zens to make known the
effects of this wonderful remedy.
Price 25 cents. Sold Nv Com>ocli & Ross, No. 10
fremont Row, Boston; HARRISGroN d. BROTHER,
only agents for B rlingon.
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DR.. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster,

rENHlS Plaster l. unrivalel for curing scrofiilus
L sWclngs, scurvy sores, lame hack, burns pains
IN the ide>, hips or limbs, and seldom fails TO Eve
relief in local rheumatism. lfappetl to the
slte, ii will alre many Of the common liver com.
plants, and I'll found to lie equal superior TO
any corn plaster, tor corn> on the feet Ii lmmedi-
ately applied to a fresh wound It will prevent sore
ness. and cause ii quickly 10 hea.-Fami lie, in the
habit ofusIng this plaster find 1t better than any
thing else for all purposes for which a plaster or
>alve i wanted. lis virtues have been wltnes, ell y
thousands o. respectable individuals in various parts
The United States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, 2jc>. per box.
iIJ'Many certificates may be had, showing its
extraordinary effects
Belrdre Of CoUnterfeiis -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of ,hal'> Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. g. Grdley, MIIlcbury VI, the General
Agent and no other | manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridey. -
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence ly Dr.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mldelury, Jan. II, ls45.
Sod Wholesale and REAL by II. &. GrIdey, gen.
eral Agent, Mddehury Vt.
PECK &. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
aud Canada. 35-ly
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unacconn'alle reason, for the las, or
two wears, many Young people, both male and female
had the misfortune to have their HAIR turn perman
ly gray. We have frequently been applied TO for
something 10 turn the hair Lack TO its natural color
which has induced Us TO go 10 much trouble and eX
pen>e IN order To furnish toners and the pub.
lie generally with a new and improved Hair Dye
one that is nearly eIectua aud not the lea, injurious
to the head or halr for the moderate price OF so cents
per bottle. We have succeeded eyond our expecia-
tons. This article o Ter to the public with great
confidence. We have had it thoroughly tested, time
after time, before could offer it Tor sale The price
elcve to he superior to any leiore made Sold hy
Comstock & Ross, NJ" 10 Tremon, Row, Boston f;
HARRINGTON BROTHER only agents for Bur.
linston.
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SARSApARTLLA.

COMSTOCk f. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPAPILLA, FOR
THE CURE or
Scroiua, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases,
Scay erupons OF the skin,
Pimpes on the ace, letters,
Mercurial and Slphilold diseases,
Blle> from impure habits Of the body,
ulcerations Of the throat Liver Affections,
Pains and swelling OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood, exposure and imprndence of life, excessive
use of mercury, &c.
The Sarsaparilla can lie depended upon by every
one as being good as any other in this country or
Europe. People can avail themselves or not Just as
they please in using Sarsaparia This pure extract
is put up in as large or larger boite any sold for
one dollar, at the unprecedented low price Of so cts
per bottle. Sold BY Comstock & Ross, 10 Tremun,
Row, Boston, HAnRrNcroN g. DRoTHER, only
agents for Burlington.
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BLESSING To MANKIND.
CONNELLS MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR.

This great Healing Salve is acknowledged by all
who have used it, 10 be the most wonderful article
ever known. 1t expels all injuries by fire, extracts
all PAM and prevents modification in every case
A child nephew of friend of nine, stepped into
a vessel of boiling water and scaded lis legs up to
the knee when Councils Pain Extractor from Com
stocks was applied, which almost instantly gave re-
lief to The little sufferer and entirely cured IT,
Also, child Of my own burned its hand severev
and used this Salve, which gave instant relief, and
cured entirely, and for could not he induced 10
lie without it. l think every family should keep ii on
hand TO case OF such accidents.
H. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church,
Saueeriies, n. Y.
Sold by Comsiock q. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row,
Boston; HARRINGTON BRorH1R, only agents for
Burlington.
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THE best medicae known to man for ncipent
L Consumption, Asthma Of every STAGE Bleeding
of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, and
All diseases of the Pulmonary Organs may be had of
ugents named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the Prunus
the Ertract Of Tar, prepared by n new chemical
process approved and recommended by the most
distinguished physicians, and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Ouackcry!.! No Deception.
r. All published statements of cures performed by
this medicine arc, in erery respect TRUE. Be careful
and get the genuine DR.. WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as spurious limitations abroad
A Truly Wonderful Cure,
VAUDEVILLE, Oneida Co n. " Sept Is. ls45
Dear Sr-l owe 1t to the afflicted to inform you that
in January last was attacked by very violent cold
caused by working in the water which settled on my
lungs. 1t was accompanied by very severe PAIN in
my breast and sides and also distressing cough
had IN attendance all the best medical aid i'm our vii
lage; but after exhaustlng all their skill to no avail
they pronounced my disease n CONFIRMED CONSUME
TIoS, and they one and all care meup 10 die. After
much persuasion got the consent of my physician to
use the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, preDarod
by DR.. WisrAR. l purchased of the Agent in our
place one bottle, before using half of which, began
10 gain strength, and /, was very evident nv couoh
was much better, and my symptoms in every way
improved ! have now used thee bottles and am
restored 10 perfect health This result is alone OWING
to the Of DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WI. ID
information, partly to pay you the dc5i of gratitude
you and partly that others similarly afflicted NAV
know where TO apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE
Mr. PALMER, Druggist under date of Waeryille
September "a, 1913, writes;
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is
well known to be true hy this rtotc community II
certainly was most remarkable cure The sale OF
the Balsnm is very good and lis in cures truly
ia,lering. Yours respectfully.
ID d. PALMER
Orders from any part of the country should he ad
dressed to SETH w. FOWLE. No. 1873 Washington
St, Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor.
AGE NTS.
| Peck & Spear, BuriinPton George Ayres, Milton
Boynon * Burritt Hnesbureh; Landon a. Can
| field IIiHision' William Rhoads, Richmond; II
( l.. Camp, Sow VI. Wreo. Cambridge; CnrIis &
butcher, 81 Aibans; s. p. Rcdfeld Ii3ntpeiisr
Dickinson 4. Noble Chelsea +. Huntington. Ter
gennts; Or. Russell, lEddlejury Sold also b,
Druggists aud Agents generally. ONO
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES MckEAND,

WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o,
w Burlington aud vicinity that he ha. located
himself in Church Street, over Mr.. Hurbufs Store,
with the intention Of carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all rs branches. After his long experience in
business, in The principal towns in Scotland, England
good satisfaction, and hopes, by strict attention TO
business, OF receiving liberal share OF patronage.
All oiders Tor CUTTING, promptly attended to, and
warranted to Of, in al cases, when poonery madeu up;
FALL FAsiIoSs received. add wIl! be received
monthly
Burlington, Sept. 10, 1915. l6m3