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DAiNTS AND OILS. 5ToNs RED LEAD,

| dry and in oil Pure, Extra" and No. -
chrome yellow, Yea red, Pans green, French yellow
lithargr. gum copal, chrome gcen, whiting, putty,
spirits npcntine 1000 gallons lnseed OIL varnish win
dow glass, paint and varnsh brushes boiled oil etc
June 4 SrRONGS x co
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nISSOLUTION. The co-partnersnip heretofore
- existing under the firm of MCDONALD n
MILLS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN MCDONALD Jr,
THOMAS MILLS.
Burlington, July |, 1916. 'iw3
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WINOOSM FALLS GOING AHEAD.
N FLETCHER. FAsHIONABLE TAILOR. II,

III LEINIIIIR. ASiiipNABLE iibbh. has
H. removed shop near Barlow Il Woods store,
desires his sincere thanks for the ihcra sup
port he ha- received since his commencement in bust
mes, in the aforesaid city, and hopes by assiduy in
business. still Ia merit sliarc ut their patronage
Through study and practice in the ART OF Tailoring he
has discovered - mode nt drafting cont- which Is
unknown TO any hut himself. a corr ct measurement
is Acknowledged by al the trade 10 br the only means
of ensiring complete "ii,- The position 81 the
toner must be understood. There is no, Tailor who
ensure complete fir without this knowledge.
- Moulu ip,i'i lh9 ,u>'"l.IH ' . nc n's pun
all colors, and of giving them the fresh aud lively ap
pcarancr they won, To have in their earlier days.
CUTTING done to order, on the shortest notice
and warranted To fit. if properly made up. Boys
presses and Lolr, Riding Habits, made according
fashion or fancy
Winooski Falls July ], 1916.
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iNsEED OIL. Villas l. MOVES ARE NOW
manufacturing al Wmooski city pure article Of
Linseed OIL Merchants DESTROYS ot obtaining n good
quality OF al wall lind it for their interest 10 call upon
Burlington. June T. lSE
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The most Astounding discovery!

4 Blessing, Miracle Wonicr To cure Erp-
tons and Distigurcmcnts of the Skin, Funpcs,
Freckles, Sunburn, Salt Rheum, Scurcy Sore
Heads, &c, &c.
Four years ago last August, the capital of France
astonishrd in consequence of discovery mndr by
Italian Chemist, Many doubled--it seemed almost an
inpossiby thu, any thing mllch by the hands otman
could have such singular powers that claimed by
ANTONIO NE,rEiN or his invention. Many classed
him and his invention humbug, (and. alas many
foolish persons without trying do the same now J at
length after testing ii in the hospitals the Medical So
cicty of Paris (hc hest chemists in the word) dcliv
cred the following report to Signor Nesprni:
1--WE have now infinitely and carefully examined
the singular invention of Nesprn We have analysed
it, component partswe have used i. in several cases,
and we hesitate not 10 pronounce II The Italian Chem
zeal Soap as great blessing, and truly wonderful
remedy TOR any cuaneous eruptionor Disagreement OF
the skin Its inventor consider the philanhro-
pist of suffering mankind.
(SignetD LEOPOLD DUPRAl, Pres"
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Then comes the report of the "Socetc de llnstltuie,
Of scientific experiments -
I'VE are asionisicd,' cxcaims the aged President
Eat this singular preparation - Ncslrlnls Chemical
Soap Where, indeed, will science stop Here We
have preparation made in the form oi n beautiful
piece OF soap, which we know by actual practice, to
every cuaneous eruption every Disagreement OIL
and even discolorcd skin WhcIe will its magic and
sngulaI power beuse The Negro, the Creole, the
yellow Race of the East and the Red Man OF the Far
West, alike under the influence OF its extraordinary
powers ofbcaring yellow dscoorcd skin, and max
ing it white and beautiful, aud OF changing the color OF
dark. or black or brown skin. Ulere several persons
brought iorwa by the President, who had used
it. in proof Of his assertions
There are probably lew persons Of Intelligence, who,
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities OF
Ioncss Italian Chemical Soap, i'll curing Euptions,
Disigurements Frcckcs Salt Rhcnm, Scurvy, Erlsyp-
elias, Sunbum, Moiphew, Tan yellow or brown skin
sc. Should there be such persons, perhaps the follow
ing recommendation as we'll as hundreds from others
may convince them
f,om The " Y. Sun.
We make ii rule to notice an advertised ar
ticlc but from what we have heard from several per.
SONS respect NJ the powers OF Joness Italian Chemical
Soap, do not hesitate to pronounce 1t all 1t is repre-
scned and can therefore consriertlously recommend
it to our readers who are afflicted with cruptions
marks, disiigurcmcnts. ...
HARRINGTON BROTHERS,
Ony wholesale and rcall agents for VI. and Canada
Church-st Burlington VT, July 10, 1916 5m3
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A BIrssing 4 mirdcTc 7! 4 W0hdtr -,
To cure Erupons and Dsigircmcnts oi the SKIN
Pimplcs Frcckcs Suuburn Salt Rhcunl, Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc etc. etc
Four vcors ouo last Auo,,st the capital Of Franco
was astonshed in consequence Of discovery made by
nm Italian Chemist Many doubtcd,-it seemed allnos
an impossiby tina, any thing made by the hands 0
man. could have such singular powers as mat c'aiie'
him and invention as a humbug land alas many fool
sh persons without trying do the same dow AT icn9tl
after testing it in the hospitals, the Medical society
Paris the best Chemists III the world) helVefc" 'h
following report to Signor Nesprin -
I'VE have now infinitely and earthly examined IN
singular invention of Vcsprini. We have Analysed 1t
component parts--wc have used it III several cases
and hesitate not 10 pronounce ii the italln Oheil
cnl Sonul ms great blessing and n truly wonderful
remedy for any butaneous eruption or Disagreement
the skin Its inventor consider the true phnnthro
pist of suffering mankind
(Signcd) LEOPOLD DUPREl Pres
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HUMAN HAIR. IN THE FORM OF 4
Bedutitnl and Dciicious Propnr0fion, called
DONi;SjS CORAL HAIR Ri,SrOR ALIVE

HUMAN HAIR. IN THE FORM OF \
Bcautiini and Dciicious Propar0tion, called
JONESS CORAL HAIR Ri.SfORA 1--WE.
\ OrE-Among the edncnted, there are iew who
will doubt but that by forcing the roots aud scalp
of the heak to healthy action, can cause growth
aye. dark, uXurian growth. The roots being heal
thv n sediment called dandrlti scur l. discharged
from the scalp; the hair now becomes soft and silky.
Thus the roots strongly fastened in their native soil,
proudly and spenddIy display their beauty as specl'
oi diseased nature raised from death by the pow
eriul aid Of Science.
Having stated as above the actual true and real
qualities of Joncss Coral Hair Restorative, leave the
Intelligent portion of the public 10 Judge OF the truth OF
lis possessing these qualities by the testimonials OF the
following highly Respectable citizens, editors, public
officers &c. They few taken from host o 9TH
crs 1t has called forth this testimonial from the most
cnli gItcncd body oi men IN the world -
From J. s. Baker. Esq, +. 4. s.
The American scientific Institution has been tavor
ed with specimen OF Joncss Coral Hair Restorative,
for the purpose OF testing us recommended qiniitlrs;
and tested oucss Coral Hair Restorative and find that
ii consists o compounds decidedly invo.abc Tor nour,
shng, soitenng causing growth, curing dandruli and
giving dark app ,arancc To the hair, beng the qi1-
tics most recommended by Nj Jones, which this soc
.y finds perfectly true, and IN virtue thereof, award
iSimed) J. $ BAKER. +. A 5. I.
From, Tie Lonlon Times Of Octoler, $40
I've have tried Iuncss Coral Hair Restorative. II
is brilliant We a, first thought puff, bu,
better half says that lis effects the chlircns heads
is truly wonderful We have used it, and speak on
honor, that it really prevents our hair from falling
ont and gives it beautiful. downy, soft, and black
appearance and honestly think it is causing old
HAIR To grow again in the winter OF our lite.
For sale by HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Church-st., Burlington Vt, July 10, loi6,
= The only true agents for the sale of my articles
in Vermont and Canada~, are Harrington Brothers.
(Signed) T.. JONES,
5m3 81 Chatlian-strect, Wholesale Proprietor
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Then comes the repor, OF the Societc de lnsti,nte.
of scientific experiments:
ave ar, asioundcl," excaims the aged president,
"at this singular OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Italian Chem
zeal Soap! Where, indeed, will science stop Here
we have a preparation made in the form OF beautr-
tu piece OF zap which we know by actual practice to
cure every eruption every Disagreement Of
aud even discoored skin The Negro the Creole,
the Yellow Race otthc East, and the Red man oi the
Far West are alike under the influence OF its extaor
binary powers OF clearing yellow discolored skin
and making it white and beautiful, and oil changing the
color OF dark or black or brown skin" Her several
persons Were brought forward by the president, who
had used ii, in proof Of his assertlonsl
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Wistar's Ba' sam Of wild Cheyr;.
the great remedy for
20 n N - u, a ~

And the best Medicine known to man for Asthma Of
every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs, Colds Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortness OF
Breath, pains and weakness in the side breast, &C.
aud all other diseases OF the PULMONARY ORGANS
A very important disease over which this Balsam"
exerts very powerful influence is that Of DISEASED
LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more
eilicacoils than any remedy hitherto employed and
in numerous instances when patients had endured long
and suffering from the disease without receiv-
ing the least benefit from various remedies, and when
MERCURY had been rcsorted to in vain the Of
this Basan has restored the Liver to healthy action.
and in many instances effected PERMANENT CURES after
every known remedy had failed to produce this desired
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned also find 1t n very e,ctual remedy in
ASTHMA n complaint in which it has been extensively
used with decided success, in cases OF yeas stand
ing.
Ii not only emunates from regular Physician, but
has also been well tested in all the complaints for VIII CHI
it Is recommended 1t IL not my intention, therefore
eth TO cloak it in mystery, or IN any way deceive
the public by overratng its virtues on the contrary,
shal simply endravor 10 give bret statement o liz
usefulness and atterlng myself that It's surprising efl-
cacy will enable Inc to furnish such proofs OF its Vi tues
will satisfy the most increduous that Consumption
may and CAN De CURED, u THIS medicine De resofled
/ TO III time.
There is perhaps, no disease with which our coun-
try all ctrd winch sweeps oft annually many VIC
TINS as that Tell destroyer of the human race - Con-
sumption Day after day year after year the insaa,e
monster hurrlcs 10 the portals OF the cold and silent
tomb fresh added victims TO its conquest. No walk OF
life is sacred from its bllghtng Influence. No age II
exempt from its death dealing shafts. The old, the
mll-ag, AMI the young, all alike, are food tor this
common enemy OF mandknd the white haired pa
aGci, whose life OF Temperance has rendered his sys-
tenn mperous to the attacks OF other ills, and Whose
| good deeds prepared hun Tor the enjoyment OF les
| calm evening, iind5 consumption fastening its tangs
upon his vitas. and tearing him from world, ever
bright to minds which look complacently on days well
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted No preventative
OF the dangers which bcset IN our changeable ami
tickle cline We think there may be. And ii the
CATIONS of those who at least entitled to veraci-
ty, may be believed, there is preventative and rem
edy.
Wisiars Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to SUI
tcrng world as such Ii needs not the "advcntitiois
aid" OF long string Of fictitious certificates to give II
notoriety It's true value and intrinsic excellence are
sufficient ente it the contiIence oi the public.
aud "Wa, on to fame" the name oi its inventor as a
benracor oi his species.
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CIRANDOLES AND LAMPS An additional
VI assortment of Giiandoles and also Of solar lard
and oil Lamps, just received
July2 BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-27

"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mt MCKAY moved for tho printing Of 1000 e.u. eo,t..
"ne NV Tarih Bill. The motion WA then Withdrawal
Ihe Joint Oregon resolution wes reported from the Com.
miiee on Enrolled Bills. and signed by the Spesk.,
The House then proc-.dvd to the eonsljerurion of IN.
bi IA relation to tho tonnage duty upon Canal Boss.-
Nn,ah was called up as the unfinished business OF yesterday
aud gave risc to debate. The bill, propose, thar n. ~
es Ut the boats shall not be under tho necessity of enroll.
ment or registry.
The bill was advocated by Mcssr. J. X. Irsrs.ort.
roLt"eA' bAoAphEAp OF Pa, aud opposed by Mr.. MeRaY.
swho moved To lay the bill upon th. table. which mouon
was lost-yeas Al, nays los.
The bill was further debated by Me,.r. HAxLIs, Of Me-,
hiso' OF N L, aud GRissELf, OF Mass who moved an
amendment exemptng the Canal Boats from the ncce.sity
Z. e.lfollmeni and registry, aud also from tho benefits Of
the Hospital Fund. which hey have ~hstpiofore reeeived-
~ amended tue bill was passed under the Previous Cues.
non.
Tho House then wentinio Committee Of ths Whole upon
the state OF the Union, when. on motion Of Mr. Mckay, the
bill for tho support of the Post Office Department, was taken
up.
Mr. MeKAY offered an anendmen, making an apprupri
alton oi $4,000 towards the execution OI lie contact'o OF
the Pos, Master General for the contemplated line Of stea-
liners between the United States and England by way VI
Cowes and Bremen.
MIR. kISe OF GeorgIa a, thought thu, the public interest had
not been subsorvcd by the line marked out. The business
OF the country was with Liverpool, and ihiiher the letters
would 20. lie ~thOughtit advisable that the sieameIss should
goto England IN composition with the Cunsrd line.
MIR. HILIAED thought that tue line marked out to Eng
lsnd nj Cowo', aud on TO Germany by Bferien was the
best. The bill was further debated by Messrs. Hopkins
OF Va, Martin OF 4 emu, Mckay OF N. G. and others.
MIR. Mckay later in the day further argued that the con.
tract made by the Post Master General, was not one which
would promote the public service. There should be an
armament on board these steamers, aud they should be
Required also 10 have Naval officers as commanders.
Mr.. PAYNE Of Ala. wished TO know # IL was nj contem.
plsuon 10 bring in a bill To increase the rates Of postage.
Mr.. HornSs OF Va. as Chairman Of the Committee on
fost Ounces ana rUstnvuu- -t--s.-a w ashgh' increase
o. postage was contemplated. and that the basis OF a bill
had been agreed upon, which would be introduced mex,
week.
Mr.. HANLIS, Of Me-. advocated the low rates OF postage.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of N. ", hoped the bill would pass, and
that we should cease To be dependent upon Europe for all
our communications by steam. .
The bill was before the House until the Committee reso.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-27
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia North American.
NEw YoRK, Thursday, April %, ~ 2 NJ.

The Flour market has still 4 downward tendency. and
Geuesee could be bought to-day at $3.50, which is 6 cts.
decline. Southern is quiet at 5a5,25. For Corn Meal
there Is an enquiry al 3,25, at which, 500 to 500 bbls Jei-
sey. Penn'a and Conn. have been taken.
The Grain markets are heavy, but there is not a great
deal Offering. The supply Of Wheat however exceeds the
demand. Con-some 5000 bushels sold a, "a cents for
Southern white. G5aG9 for Jersey yellow. A sale of $500
bus. Southern Rye vas made, supposed at ca cts or under.
Whiskey Is still dull. A lot OF 100 State Prison bbls.
sold at 81! cts. which is lower. Drudge is nominally 81
cents,
Lard has rather more movement, and , or 400 bbls have
changed hands at 6 7-s a Z Cts for prime for shipment, 6 So
for inferior.
lhe CoInp market is rather sitter, and 4 portion Of the decline
mentioned yesicntCy has been recovered, the sales yesterday reach
$4,000 bales embracing nearly an the cheap lots To-day I hear OF
30. 10 1000 bales t'r market being hrH at cent decline on price,
cusunt before the steamer.
There b again n trnc relief ia the money market and the dc
mand for paper has increased. Names which were selling at 1 pet
eehi per m0tth aday OF two ago ate now held At 4 per cent. still
the money mAIkeI b BY no means cay.
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SALE OF VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE IN
RICHMOND.

PURSUANT TO a decree OF ,ke Superior Court
OF ChaneeTy Tor the R.ssaoad Circuit pronounced in The .ut
','ein p-r'hHs- u-dert ns syi. OF the Attorney General vs. RICK
an a. t"e usder'gned, the Commissioners therein named vii
proceed GA THURSDAY, 9TH May, 1876, to sl al pabBe .Dr,lan
he properly mentioned in zId de- zee, consisting OF The uouse and
loicn church HIN aithe corner Of Grses ara 9Th streets and opr
undivided moiety of the Warehouse Known a. BuBosk's Varehou-s
oel~een '+Fy street aad Shoekoe Warehouse, now rented BY and
In the occupancy q Alfred Harris. Eco.
sads a' wa De made on the premises respectively. and on IN,
oo"ths" Ius VI One foCuh % the purchase money IN cast. and
TIE sahuee N THREE equal insahnens payable IN Al. tvrsIys an.
eighteen months from the day ofae. For the defru-d is.u.lp,.nt
'he purchaser or purchasers will be required 10 give boBds with an
pruvei seeuniy, and the u'e viii b rsl..asd mi The norrh.- mo-
ny Is paid, or 4 conveyance GlBeeIed By he Couu.
HoBEkT G. sTANARD,
GEORGE y. JOHNSON. JCommf-oDs.
SIDNEY :. BANTER.
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Bostou mnrkeI-anriI 81

co.n Exchange-Sa!es OF Genesee, common brands, At
S5,5sa5,62; fancy do. 5,S7,; 400 bbls Philadelphia, 5,25;
5000 do Fredericksburg, S,l2 400 do Howard street,
5,la; 500 DO ST. Louis. ). LEI ,25; 200 dtto Georgetown,
SOS; 400 do Ohio, via New Orleans, 5.I2s. Corn-Sales
OF Yellow Hat at gale; white at 67a6Sc per bushel. Ac-
counts by the steamer have caused prices to fall still lowe
and yellow is selling at 6sc white. 57e per bushel. Su-
Ear-Saics OF 1000 boxes Cuba brown and yellow at 7f46l
cts: white do ordinary, SIC; 80 hhds Porto Rico at 7c; 20
do Cien!uegos MuscovadO ut Gle; 20 do N. Orleans, 6ie;
per ID, 6 -
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ny Wellington Goddin.
sixty Building Lots az Auction.
WILL be sold at auction on THURSDAY aL
lernoon III" i4th CAV Of May m Il upon the premises. com.
meneins at o'eoeS 30 building Lots, situated befwees
neINoerv AID 'e IredeEar Iron Works These lots are stigibIy
Rcaed' aad ATE laid OF into suitable sizes The proximity OF tee.-
fs u me Iredesar lion Wnrss. Roilng Mia, Cotton Factory and
may other similsr ibstEut ohs, reeommetdt them to the attention OF
persons engaged at work in those departments sf industry.
IbhM~-onefo fourth cash; balance az y, ~ and 10 months 10,
Asgo'tabe notes bearing is;ersSL secured by a trust deed upon IN.
property. saie without any End Of res rye. A pat OF the lot,
can be SEGA a. my once.
tBV rSues, Of the Proprietor.
apg7-entds W ConDIN A.,
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Arrival and Departure of the Cars.

WI wv S1fs
RIcunoSp, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
The Cars leave Richmond for Fredericksburg and
Aqua Creek every morning, at 8 O'Clock, and connect
with the Steamer PowHATAN, or AUGUSTA, ON
the Potomac River. Returning. tho Cars reach Rich
mond' daily at % o'clock, p. NJ: Thus enabling pes
sengers to make the trip between Richmond and Wash
ington City in Daylight.
Passage between Washington and Richmond : IS 90
Do. do, Richmond and Fredericksburg 3 90
The Cars for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily a,
8 o'clock, a. NJ. Returning, arrive daily at 6I P. NJ.
Passage either way = : SIS 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road,
uAL TRkls
Leaves Richmond daily at P. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily ut IAN
AccoSNoDATIoS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays eScepied) at & A.
Leaves Petersburg daily (Sundays ~eIcepted) at 4 P. NJ.
The Cans leave Richmond for Petersburg, with the mai,
train, daily, nj 7 o'clock. p. VI.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.
orWnrsnissg DseIIing-Houst.., store.
Hnnrcncs and Public BaiIdings.
ruNHE Undetermined would call a.. ..,-r-

o[. nrfnfisg DWELLING ouse~, Stores.
Cnnrchcs md Public BuiIdinrs.
''hE Undersigned would call the attention of
a.. .npsh'en. 70 tbs subject. a. Que worthy Of their eonae..-
- w. s,sssa several In ihs city during TIE ha fan and
nv ~eieh nav. given enurrs .atisaeton. Ne wouA ref, n,
n. .ss,o.ass esruae.le Of Joseph Mayo, E.q. and aLo % Iase
Dassnps'- hsq. OF the nfm Of Davenport Aner 4 40, who h,.
oa IN ms dwelling bou-e. and ~n take pleasure M erpiaI mir, N.
.asaniass- such a. Convenience. economy, hsahhine,- and s,e,v
a. NV a ofaers Tor several. To be erected duinr the .prinr
Aa . thu spring and summer 1. the best time to
~ - ." "olh Request all tbo- who may desire 10 nav. them
,o nm q eaIiy call. a. II takes some tias 20 act hem ready =
!. uo county. viii nBd then, luIunou. and eeono.,,
AZ ~ tending hni n plan Of their buuhiinxs viii b. n,rpi.b,J
~.n an estimate oi cost, nc. Tho-- Intending 10 build this .prip,
sAse W oe-'rdl with a plan for running Flues &C.
hem.J % found al x. whiiheh 4 sons once. on cary sure,
in'eaf@ The Farmers and Virginia banks.
ror several winters preceding the last, /,
:. y" " a committee snder the authority OF IN. CITY taou,.
~ ns"e repeated enorts To have the Cry Jail comfortably warmed
" 10 ptisonens hut a led Last winter I engaged Mr. Jop-. "a
~aim ue ame whh his furnace. which he Did " my epure -a,i-
ssao 70 ,ha', As cold as the winter was. the jail was made com
-, p,-hef JOSEPH MAYO
-