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DOCT. MARSHALL'S
SMuFT

THIS Snuff is certain and perfect cure for the
L Catdrrh, Common Colds in the Head, and the
Headache, and is an excellent article for Sore and
Weak eyes. 1, opens and purges out all ob>,ruc-
tons, strengthens The g ans and gives healthy ac-
ton 10 the parts affected.
Thousands Of certificates sent 10 us yearly,
showing lis extraordinary effects in the cure OF the
above diseases. Below insert one from the Rev.
G.. ii. Grdley:
Thi, may certify that have been troubled with the
Caiarrh, and an accumulation OF diseases apperia n
ing to for nearly Ten years to such extent that
had to relinqnsh my ministerial lahors, and had
was induced to try DR.. Marshars Ca,arrh and Head
ache Snuff and before had used mp the second lox,
had entirely recovered Of the Caiarrh and the dis
eases appertainns to it. Ii is my firm belief that IT
is certain cure for the diseases for which is
mended. &. w. GRIDLEY.
n b. The name Of Fl. c. Gridley, Proprietor,
will he found on every Bottle Of the Genuine Mar
>halp, Catarrh and Headache Snuff Sold wholesale
and retail by the Proprietor, e. GrdIey, Middle
bury, VT. HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
Burlington, VT. Agents
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DIR. MARSHALL S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Rack plaster.

THIS Plaster Is unrvaIel for curing scroiulus
L swe,iings, scurvy, sore,, lame acb, burns pains
IN the sides, hips or limbs. and seldom fails to give
relief IN OF local rheumatism. lfappled TO the
,lde, il will cure many of the common liver com
plants, and II Is found TO e equal # not superior 10
any corn plaster, tor corns the feet. II iminedi.
a,ely applied 10 fresh wound It will prevent sore
ness. and cause it quickly 10 hea.-Famllies in the
habit Of using this plaster, find il better than any
thing else for all purposes for which plaster or
salve is wanted. lis virtues have been witness ed y
thon, ands o. respectable individuals in various parts
of The United States who have tested lis efficacy
PRICE, 25ct>. per box.
iI-TsMany certificates may be had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Bepare of Counterfeits:-
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of Mar,hals Plaster should purchase tina, OF
which H. C. Gridey, Mlddlebury, VI, is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mddehury, Jan. IA, 1916.
Sold Wholesale and retail by II. {. Gridley, gen.
eral Agent, Middlebury VI.
PECK q. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Rciail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And w. B. HATCH 4 Co, Winoosk Falls
And by Druggists generally IN the United states
and Canada. 3o.ly
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FALES' MEDTCINES,

T.ES9 NIEnTCINE S
= ~
Hairs Catharlic ana .sgeia,nls pnrsallve Log
l. engers, and the best ana decidedly the most pop
uar article, not only for adults but for chlldrenoi all
countries ana ciima'eS ana IN every condiliohoi e.
iney are s'rei'y VeSe'aDie WIN TASTE hexpressiip
delightful; ihev cause no pam IN the operatinn but no
the contrary ieengs OF pleasure cleansing the sion-
ach anM bowels Fc'S perfectly man any DINER pnrga
I'VE nIr . 'a ne d % ine ,'Is
, ~ II, !,h.r 80 go. No.; , ~ wy ~.
pi,a, sho"d narrw h., evon c,''a sh"n,d n.,
,h.m and sverv man ,n,ma .,J ' ,h;ly, shonIJ vi
hn anu WY ''""' "o''"" u"' e''' '"o"'' '"N'
'"N' FAIL S, wopu IozrNcPS
.rra r.meJ,, anJ ohi,J,an i"roiho,,
ma, sur in r.ur, ano , &c n, mem ..ey "o'
,i ' e"a a,1' 'I P'oLs, siar',ns W
sep, s'"'nS ,'s e'.,, pas's aoo,. ''e .''ou'"
anu LII '.I -, q" 49,, ,
sw.He' -, H., an " so ,"is ny
qu'e "a. ~, hao,J t,' a,u oApeeo !"
u r cured '"' "s "'' ''' p"'e"' Is ell
''e'y '"e".
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, cflds bronshs, iincipien consump-
ion whoopns cough and Group The most happy effect
is obtained in a lew moments, he symptoms disappear
and The disease Is at once broken up. single trial
is sufficient TO satisfy the most skeptlcal.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES
Cures dvsenlery diarrhGe and oil bowel complaints
ofadnis children. Pay particular attention to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
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The Vegetable Basamc Elixir has now been
in general use for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value by experi-
ence of It's wonderful curative properties have accord;
ed 10 it celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Meulca science in this any other country.
Since this powerful medicine first became 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 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
lis Natures own simple Reslorative-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought TO the very
brink Of the grave by Consumption, and from plants
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues. Ii the
employ ment OF natural means TO overcome and coun-
teract the evils Of Nature-healing the laceraied
SEES and restoring the functions ofthe diseased menu
bers TO strong and healthy action. II has effected
cures where all other medicines have tailed.
In all cases of Asthma, Whooping Cough, or the
accumulation Of Phlegm so destructive to the health
and lie Of chldren-it is particularly recommended
they wish preserve irchldren from suffering and
death, should not be without it,
Almost countless testimonials Of its remarkable
cures, from every quarter nfthe union and from ind
vlduals in every condition OF life its best creden
tals, showing in the most conclusive manner that
this Preparation acts upon the human system in q
manner little short OF miraculous. These may be found
in the daily papers, aud also may be obtained in pam
phleis and handbills of agents free OF cost.
This incompatible medicine is prepared only by N.
Doves, Troy W., the original inventor and pro-
CURTIS & SMITH, St. Adams, Vt.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be
supplied in any part oil he Union, upon the best terms
PICK K SPEAR,
HAGAR 4 ARTHUR, Burlington, VI.
SMITH & WILKINS. 4s-yI
W. b. HATCH = Co., winooski Falls.
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FLOUR.
1000 Bbls. Sup. Flour of the
mot celebrated brands,
$50 bbls. + S Beach Il Co. EXTRA
go paytona' extra
500 half bbls. flour.
Nov. 25. (20 FotLETT & BRADLEY.
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A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR

CON SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, SPIT,
TING OF BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
TN the whole catalogue OF remedies Of all Pnlmo-
L nary affections there i not one 20 universally
known AMI whose virtue. have leen so thoroughly
te>,eI as TAR, am. as a crre tor Ids, Coughs and
Con>mmplon>, II l. undrrst, cd to be without an
ca ial. lIVERWORr, the o her principal mgredl-
ent in ,h. preparation also known 10 be equally Ell
icio in relieving The primary and mllder stages toi
Pulmonary affections. In com lining these with 9TH
cr materials, the utmost and skll have leen ex-
crr ell, and oni,eni is the pa opreor in he ehca-
cy Of th> Medicine that it is WARRANTED to give
Immediate relief IN all complaints above specified,
nnl if after trial Of twenty four hours the patient
is not benefited he may rern the bot lie and the mon
ev will lie REFUNDED. Ac ompanying each bottle are
directions for isnL. an Recommendations from and
references to those thai have made Use OF the Melt
cine.
The Subscr er has Teen appointed sole agent for
New England ani New York, AMI has supply on
han at Wholesale and retail Agent, wi be sup
Pile on il eral terms. Agents. HARRINGTON Il
BROTHER, Brngtcn, J. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte,
JAMES PLA1r, Winooski Falls, Lucius J, CHENEY,
Port Henry.
Dec. 3, 1915. 27m6
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TO PHYSICIANS,
DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and AbdOmidO Pelvic Banda &c.

DIR. Robert ThOmpsOn's Uteri Abdominal sup
porter and AbdomidO Pelvic Banda sc.
WIE have purcha.ed the exclusive right Of making
w and vending The above mentioned instruments,
within the Counties Of chuenden and Franklin, IN
the Stale OF Vermont and we now o.er hem 10 the
public confident that they equal inevery respect,
and in many particular. far superior 10 any hing OF
the kind ever offered. They have the unqualified
approl alton Of The Medical Faculty in almost all
parts OF the country where they have been intro
duced. HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
We have carefully examined DIR. X. Thomp,on's
apparatus for the reei and cure OF Froidpsus Uferi
dc. well as the testimony and opinions OF highly
eminent members Of the Faculty, and are OF the de.
cded opinion that they are worthy the attention Of
the public, and that they will take high rank among
inventions now before the Public for the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS HALL,
H. HATCH,
T. CHAMBERLAIN,
WIN. ATWATER.
The above instruments for .ae by
HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
Dec. 3, lS45.-l7ms
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No Humbug,

No Humbug,
GRIDLEYS TOOTTf-ACHE DROPS
WE the undersigned, having used DR.. Gridley's
w Tooth-ache Drops, know by experience that
they are a certain cure, and cheerfuy recommend
them to those afflicted with the Too,h-ache.
HOMER, Sheldon,
1T. PACKARD,
GEO. o. ADAMS.
Mlddlebury, VT. July, Is45.
HARRINGTON 4 BROTHER,
22-ly Agents, Burlington, Vt.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARW FOR SIZE.
iNOR SALE, farm in Undeshin, con-
MIJf L tanning one hundred and foriy-six
IsHA acres, abou; one hundred acres of which
Sa IS under cultivation, the remainder 10
covered y good growth Of hard wood. On The
premises are convenient dwelling house, barn. sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty bearing ann e ,rees'
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels Of
cider Al-o, farm containing one hundred acres,
lying about one mile from he above abont sixty acres
OF winch Is under Improvement, and has on il eapa-
cious barn, the renal Under is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road,-are
well walered and well fenced, considerable portion
OF the fence being substantial stone wall, and iogeh-
er compose one OF The best dairy farms in the town.
The above premises will be sod 10 close concern
for much less than their real value nd pos ion
givea on the Isl of April next. For further partcu-
lars enquire OF A. FOOTE.F
Burlington, Feb. 22. 1874 3sif
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M. G. RATHB UM & co.
Villas g. ITcy.IG.

ETAVE now received their Fall and Winter supply
j 4 of Goods We have added n number of articles
(Which have been much enquired fJr) to our former
stock, such as C,tton Yarn, Colored Wadding, Bat
ting, Wcking &c. aud we can now accomodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line
We wou'd noiesty say 10 all who may wish to
purchase at wholesale, that our stock of Goods Is
now the largest and mos, desirable Offered by us.
Our success far in jobbna goods has induced US TO
make larger purchases than heretofore, and we hope
by selling low prices to be enabled 10 do justice 10
our selves and to the purchaser.
We have adopted the Cash System IN making all
Of our purchases and we .fiAer ourselves with the
belief that goods obtained at the very lowest
prices. Buying Cheap will enable us 10 sell low to
our customers, who will please call and see for Them
selves
Burlington, Nov 10. 1915.
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ISAAC WAssNE fk

LAS for sale full assortment of Groceries, among
I'll which are various kinds Of pure Wines, ST..
Croix Jamaica and New Rum, Holland Gin, Cog'c.
Brandy of first quality and unadulleraIed. Also,
American Rum, Gin and Brandy, the best articles Of
the kind. He will sell better articles OF Rum, Brandy
York and Troy pedlers for one third less price than
they are selling them for. !, is not true that man
who is German can not sell bad gin other spirits.
Why are they attacking in the streets every man who
is retailer OF spirits tavern keeper, and travelling
over the country urging and importunng the people
TO buy their stuff if there is not great speculation
great cheat in them. ! only ask those that buy o.
them to bring some of them and compare them with
mine.
Burlington, Nov. u, 1915. 2if
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FRENCH DEPILATORY.

This article, used for taking OF superfuons hair
from the face and neck is sold so cents per bottle
by ComstOck q Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, boston
HARaINcroN d. BROTHER, only agents Tor Burning
ton. VT. l6n6
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT
New Arrival.

TIME subscriber having just returned from marke
L with new supply of goods, for Ladies dresses
cloaSs colored sa,ns for hornets, with variety o
cloak, dress, and bonnet trimmings &c. For Gentle
rnens wear, cloths, cassimeres velvets, and vestngs
lso gooi assortment of nmilT Groceries, off supe-
rior quality, all Of which will be sold as cheap as IN
cheapest. TO which he would respectfully solicit the
attention Of friends and purchasers.
: DANIEL KERN.
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OBER'S
sou AW.WEED OIL.
THIS OIL is an e1ecual remedy under God, OF
= MANY disorders incident to The human body. II
is cure for many rheumatic disorders. II cures by
baihmg The paris affected and taking il inwardy in
doses from i've 10 twenty drops. II is also found
rIy eicacious in curing fresh wounds and bruises if
applied speedily-ii is also fonnd to cure many OBJ
siinaie cases OF ulcers in the lungs, shorness of
breath, phih,ir, coughs and almost oil disorders OF
the breast and lungs
This is 10 certify that wehave often witnessed sal-
ary effects Of Joseph Oh er'> Squaw- Weed Oil. We
CONSIDER it from practical observation TO be very
valuable medicine, and one that ought TO come INTO
more general use than il h, yet done.
Its properties ascerlained by any one who
is at all familiar with medicine; the odor IS agret'
able and aromatic, the taste is warm and pungeni,
somewhat acid and slightly bitter. We would freely
recommend il for all diseases, for which il has been
heretoiorI recommended.
A. POLLARD, MD
Z. A. SCOTT.
Chazy, February 2, 1889.
certify that have made use OF Oilers Squaw
Weed Oil, both an external application and an in
ternal remedy, and have found It 10 be valuable
article in various disea s.
l.. F. BIDwELL, NJ. d.
Plat,sburgh, July l6, 1889.
Oct. %, AS. Wholesale Agents, Burlington, VI.
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&*.:csA
H0\ TINE ONLY CURE foA ! VA
~ Ill y DEAFNESS,
This great Remedy,

For the cure Of ID + r T. and its
Attendant symptoms.
TITS Remedy which is so celebrated for removing
Il those unpleasant sensations that generally pre-
cede Deafness such as Falling Of Wafer Buzzing Of
Insects, Whizzing Of Steam confused noises &C. &c.
is for sale at PECK e. SPEARS d.
20 HAGAR d. ARTHURS.
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Sleigh Shoes,

4 NY qnan'iiy Of Sleigh Shoes irr ished and made
y TO suit, in payment Tor good wood or cash, at
the Iron Foundry near the Lake, by
Err. CROS5MAN.
Burlington, Dec IL, 1916. 20
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NEW GOODS.

= NJ FOpE, has Just received his winter stock Of
~. Coos, among which may be found large as
sortment of cloths cassimers, vesiings, fannels
cashmere. nlpaccas prints robroy, plaids, linseys,
licknss, drlngs, and full assortment OF tailor's
trimming
-AlSo--
large stock of Groceries, consisting in part OF
loaf lump powdered and crushed sugars, also,
moasses tens coffee, SOAP tobacco amp oil, salera.
tus, starch &c. &c. which will be sold al the lowest
prices. S. NJ. POPE.
Burlington, Nov. IA, l845. "a
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Strayed.

IRON BENZ. Wrights intervale, in Colchester, q
i small white face, bob tailed sorrel horse.
Dec lsl lS45. SAMUEL s. SKINNER
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed to tho
Proprietor, F. BROWN, 6S Washington ST.. Boston,
will meet with puncual attention.
PECK e. SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burlng-
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Milton; BOynton & Burritt, Hinesburgh; Landon &
Garfield, Wision; William Rhodes Jr. Richmond;
Martin Wires, Cambridge II. l.. Camp, Stowe; John
II. Bowman, Verrennes; William r. Russell Mid.
dlebury S. p Relfied Montpelier Sold also by
Druggists and Agents generally -sI per bottle, Of
bottles for SIS.
Sold also by W. B. HATCH &. Co. wnoosk, Falls.
July lSi5. 7yl
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GSI RECEIVED and for sale by the subscribers
"mno .es ana he'ah!! S. WOODS.
DeCcmuer u.
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! KEEPER and Family Recent Book eye,y
family should have one "''"' e'@'S
WALTONS' VERMONT REGIsTsR md Far.
me,s' Almanac for 1876. At wholesale and retail bv
Burlington, Dec. g. 1886 8. WOOnS
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INSiIR ANCE.

Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town OF Bur-
ngtun, Q HARRINGTON & BRoTHEA.
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Pyran1, Me. June 5, 1914.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resorng
TO mercury if you will only Browns Sarsaparla
and Tomato Bluers.
To Mr.. Fre1erice Brown, Proprietor ofthe Sar>apa.
ra and Tomato Biliers:
This certlue, that my wife was severely afflicted
with the Liver Complaints and her health very
rousy undermined. Having uied various prescrip-
tons without success, she was fortunately induced 10
try your Sarsaparla and Tomato Bit,ers; her health
soon began 10 improve, mud she is now mich better
in health, and would advise any III health 10 use
them. Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES CARRIE
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Bath, Me- May 81 lS45.
Ma. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia AT The
Stonach; loss ofappeite, and trouble and pa from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and SIDE;
a slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system. After using NUM- er OF medicines wi hout
any relief wa, induced to Try your Sar>nparilla and
Tomato Bitter>. | received immediate relief rom he
Of Bottle and feel grallie for the grea, relic
have received, and would recommend it to all who
are suffering from similar Disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

Five had been thrown over dead. this morning, and
many more apparently Just expiring
!, special meeting Of some members OF the Lioerian
Conference ii resolved take hundred Of the
cap,ives under the charge Of the Mission subscriP
ton opened On the spot which produced sl35 1t
reso-ed 70 select such between The OF
10 and u.
NJ Benhan in letter describing visit, the snip
mentions tie dying boy and ais attendants and adds
Through az interpreter I commended them for their
kindness tte sufferer and promised 20 take them
20 ve with me- and that they should bring with them
their sick companion gave each slip Of paper WIKI
ny name directing them 70 keep them. so tina; might
know them when they landed.
The elder boys are brothers the younger was from the
same tribe
Dur;rr the nigh, the tide sick boy died SIS did also
several Others and thrown into the When ,he
brothers a-rved ;te beach ;hey plunged into the
"a 81 me csprives were required 10 do) and
washed themselves but out with the slips Of pa
per c!-nched II i5eiE hands Oce OF these We nave
named John Wesley. the othe. David 4 Shepard and
have taken them 20 educate.
On arriving the beach small quantities OF biscuit and
given the sufferers. When it was supposed
the danger of depletion water was poured into
log canoe. INTO which they plunged ike hungry pigs
into trough TIE strouse. tar!rg the best
Near where ANAL pool of 5rackish water. in
state OF stagnaton altogether unit to be drunk out
thsr discovering il they plunged into IL swallowing
It's black contents with great avdiry.
Several OF the CITIZENS succeeded with threats and
whips finally in driving them from it In walking half
mile along the beach several Of them lag down to die
but carried along by their suffering companions or
the citizens.
Mr. Benhan says the subscription would be offered
again anniversary Of the Liberia Conference Mis-
sionary Society when i, hoped the sl35 would be
increased 20 $500. OF the 100 children taken oy the
mission l9 were girls.
Mr.. BenhaIn's letter concludes with strong appeal
to The Missionary board and the friends Of African Mis-
sious generally TO contribute money for the purpose of
clothing feeding and educating these unfortunate chill
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Nrw.HAMpsHIRE ! ALL HAIL =!
safe! safe

The Boston Atlas of yesterday has full returns
from l79 towns casting seven,eigh'hs OF the entire
vote of the State and giving 1',eo Thousand Etsht
Hundred and SIXTY Eight Majority against wa
Hams, the Texas candidate for Gorernor Wood
bury for Congress. had 3,l4s against him in these
towns last November, when he was beaten oy
s,1e7 in the State. Surprising the remaining towns
nearly all Loco to do better for Williams than
these, he is still beaten by 1900 TO 1000 votes
Woodbury. is still farther behind, and beaten 1000
TO $500.
The Legislature is sure The Wings and indie
pendents now stand FSttytsoo ahead Of the Locos
in The House, and there are not so more in all TO
come in. concord has chosen but one LEGO and
one MISREPRESENTATION TWO days balloting. voted
no, to send the other four.) To the Senate the At
las thinks not more than two Locos are chosen-out
saw there arc 4-there will then be eightto be chosen
by the House. 30 that both branches are secure
No,binn but infatuation can now prevent thorough
renovation in New-Hampshire The vote IS the
heaviest ever cast in the State except possibly that
for President In 1910. Here are the documents: