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he was then bowed down with rheumatic affection
the old man threw aside his clutches, stepped up in
front of the company and proclaimed with emphatic
indignation, an 90 for one want to see those boys
ofmnc and know whether they are as destitute Of put
Iioc bearing as the comrades they have left behind"
"No no" shouted many voices at once, aud Instantly
the rcquison thrice iiIcdup.
At the age OF forty five he made public profession
of religion and from that day to the hour Of his death
pacticcd it in his life and enjoyed its consultations and
hopes. For years his house at Orange was familiarity
called the preachers home" Experimental religion
loved to dwell upon the mercy and goodness of God in
his dealings with man. The mere ou,,rdrd of
christianity he regarded as of minor importance, but
he gave evidence in his old age oihaving drank deep
" of its spirit and power Hence he was uniformly
cheerful and happy, and prone to look on the bright
side OF things He always had something to be thank
fnl for He made those around him happy by inspr-
inc them with the conviction that the measure OF his
own happiness was full The secret of the whole is,
he had steadily filed up the measure OF hs duty in the
var ous relations Of life in such manner that the re-
Prospect ave him the checrulness of youth and the
peaceful ness which flows from the consciousness Of
well doing. Happy the close Of life to such man
His name is honorable, and though he has filled no
high station he leaves his heirs in the treasured re-
membranes Of what he was, as parent, christian
and OF his country richer Legacy than gold
can purchase. Com.
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The War.

rboro /, ,o4l,;p,r ,,,,. or ;o,,or.,r. r.o,,,
j., A., M'n" 1 ,s", '"l ~. 'o"e' ''o"
the Army or Navy Inc galiant TAYLOR re-
mains at Monterey. The following is a summa-
ny of the Intelligence from all quarters since
onr last,
M. ...a,.,:, ,-.U: ,.,~
ne s'T"'.'s niTiN,i'' ' t arrived al New
CI''"Is' lev i'!'|'9 81 'a@o on 'hG ''i
VIZ, ',,'e o.I'4' 'le14e'i'c VIZ yen "ooI
'ooh iV%0c'o'o loase4''o" u honc'uNa on the
Io.' % Hs;oosr, ''le iPNGl governor ana IN
''''Iil1''i n C.,1L.'s io'iii'G MS CscoFt III o.
,.' CI., D1;i,p'Ian l'o tlNen 'le cry OF I'M,
,'ul''l without 'e5'''d' &c, col' h,i'y h1d
pecl' ofoe''u 10 iliaFcA on victoria IN lanauIl-
pas,
-, oh ,l' arrival 81 the dPSPa'chcs from our
Ho'erhtn.h'' ordering 'he diScont'nnance OF
t.e arHls,icP; Ntn'fI layioF despatched MAJOR
HTadah 10 HaluIIo TO give nolce OF the TACT.
N'I so!d,'r wa TO he seen al SaitIiIo, and on
cie Iolh neh' "oF'h received orders to march
ID, that pace.
Inc account from santa lie are to Vie 2oth
oi october. 1he horses and mules were dying
'or want OF forage.
me cola weather had set in with severity
ana many We're on the SICK list. ten. hcarny
Was I'll lid trlS'p 10 miles south OF santa
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Mr.. IOuN STACY.

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sometimes EXPRESSED rcrrc that he had never Glanced
to participate in the more important battles of the Rev
ou,ion vet few men performed more active service
IL. was often selected for detached commands; for
the transmission of important dispatches, exploring
parties and confidential trusts of various kinds. On
one of tines, occasions he passed three days and three
NIGHTS without taking food ogany kind. In subsequent
vears. he often alluded to this event with satisfaction
os hovinr ,ouoht him one of the most useful lessons OF
biIE
Mis- copntr,,s freedom achieved he returned 10 hi;
naive comfy Worcester Mass aro1ired n trade one
Ill -, U;dsor Y, In ia, he renewed Tn o,op,,
in ,bis c,,t. ord enopged in Agricultural nur.nts
bor b resided thirty eoht years ill the intirnitie
ofoqc ndrnonshed him TO seek the sheltering protec
tion of his cLi1rru and since 1885 he has been an un
L,r,;,,s inhphi,out of 3urinuton Soon after his re-
o IN or,uo, h. was chosen tn renres,nt the toy-r
i; IN. J.ogj.'nturo and received eirlt consecutive
l,o,, lie v,,s cen venrs their town clerk an,
80 ,,,,,-,,i,,o ,,,ors nm officiating uiagistrate In
his con,irv h, DISTINGUISHED particularly as
n,,rc-moker. By the integrity and bencvoence O
hs i, and The sounJness of his Indictment. he secure,
,h hic rosnact of his townsnen. and exer,ed sron
;,,e,ono, in ,nolI;pr soc;e,v into lis proncr farm =
e,l ,,s ,, ,o,.o, ,o,,ord him tina, M one dared Il
I i, di.honnrable or mean net in his presence.
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THE BLOOD is THE LIFE

he requires that his disciples and his patients make
pure thc ife-currcM that leaps through their veins
ana arteries. before they can hope for rERMA-
Ngyrcurc Reliethe give them, and so can others;
but bright and joyous heath must come from pure
blood. -
Bnt mos, sad Thought here comes in SO count
less orc The itnposons which are practised upon the
pnblic hv prctenlcrs and numerous and bonsu are
The medicines advertised that the reader may be slow
TO believe in this Great Remedy. word, therefore,
on this point
In tue first place READ TUE GRAErEYBFRG GAZETTE.
No matter how sccpical yol may now be, that piper
will convince You. Thousands hare been convinced
in every State AMI Territory the Union, and among
them distinguished stat csnen. ursts, lergymen ply
scians, civilians The bare enumeration of their
names would fill this page. Let the reader send to
the most convenient agency for copy OF the Gazette,
which can be had
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subscriptions received TO the Free Press in
4ftarric0.

In this town, on the . ult by the Rev John Greg
Dry. Mr.. FREoERlcK A. ABBY. of Champuin, ~ Y,
to Miss SARAH A. AunERy of this town
In this town, on the 18th Nov, by the Rev H. ].
Parker, MIR u FLETCHER, Fashionable Tailor at Wi
noo.ii Falls. son OF j. and \. Fletcher, Long Rston
Iorishre England, TO Miss SHERMAN, daughter Of T.
In Mouklon, on the lst inst by the Rev W Ford.
Mr.. WILLIAM LEONARD of ilmesbureh. to Mis- purBE
ANN SMITH, daugher OF Nathan smith, Esq, OF Monk
ton.
In Richmond on the 18th Nov, by the +. b. Green,
Esq, Mr. PETER CRANE 2l, o! r., to Miss Lucy WY
MAN, OF Hincsburgh
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Scarcely day elapsrs in which we do not receive
some new cst,uonial in favor of Wslar's Bal7am-
The suhiuned yesterday BY an entire stran-
gerwho could have been influenced by no selfish mo-
tive.
Mr. Fowc New Hampton April g. 1916
Dear Sir-Havng been troubled about four years
with pain in the side and stomach and after irving va
rous remedies but to effect, tried the Balsam of
Wild Cherry, which give immediate relief and |
can hereby assure the public that in nay opinion il is
the best medicine for Lung and Consumptive com
plants which has ever been introduced to the pubic,
and Judge from my own experience.
J. \. LOOMS
None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on the
wrapper For sale by Pl.6 STIAR
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The Steel and the Flint.

The 10Th among the regular toasts at the
WEBSTER FESTIVAL in Philadelphia was the fol-
lowing:--
Il hentucky--IIusic to the car OF every Wing!
This toast, says the n. Y. Tribune, selected
a most signal burst OF enthusiasm" The Phil
alclphia North American says
When the l2th toast was reai, one of the Commit
tee OF Arrangements proposed
The Star OF the West--IiENRY CLAY.
The announcement ofthis nine touched the electric
chor which salways thrl.in5y responded by every
true hearted Wing The whole audience rose to r's-
pond to the compliment TO the great Wing Statesman
champion and Head and cheer upon cheer rent the
spacious Saloon
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New Tnsic Books.

rJ'HE MODERN II tpP or Boston Sacred Mel
odist A cocctoa Of Church Music, comprising
in addition to many OF the most popular tunes III COM
mon u.s. a great variety otnew AMI original Turcs,
Sentences Chants Motctts and Anthems. adapted to
Social and Religious Worship, Sorielirs Singing
Schools, &c,by EdwardL White and John E. Gould
With the exception OF few Old tunes this is col
lection of entirely new music 10 the American public
having either been arranged from the compositions Of
distinguished European writers, contributed by Amer
ican Authors. or original Price 81 - doz Is cts sin
gle For sale at 30 EDWARDS.
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rruE SKIN AND COMPLEXION, at thi. "a,

Ft'liE ShlN AMI iphl Al''N, AZ TINS Nhnd,
L indeed every other season, Is often repulsvc in
apnearance caused in eight eases out ot ten, by the
atmosphere and what persols suppose disease OF the
blood ~ simply disease OF the skin, II some OF the
thousands who take purgatye medicine, pills and
useless Sarsapara, were 10 use on their skin soi
tening and clearing balm that opens the pores, whit
ems the skin, aud causes u healthy persplratiou
hat. be the skin never 50 dsigured, unhealthy, or
diseased with pimplcs or lreckles, slnhurn, tan and
morphew the true and genuine JONES ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP never tails To cure and dispel
so MILDLY aud soothngy on the skin, that ply sicians
use il on ladies and infants in old cases OF scurvy,
cryspelas, salt rheUm, sore head, ringwonn, and it
mind the genuine Jones soap has often effected a
cure when every other remedy failed Ii is indeed a
blessed re nledy sold Price 50 cts. by
Dec tIh l-i6 sJ~l hAkklNGIoN,
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JoHS p. HoLLESBEcK, Secretary.

DR.. Woods Sarsnparilla and Wild Cherry Bitiers -
Tins celebrated compound, salutarv in its effects in
all cnses when administered for Dyspepsia, Plies indi-
grstlon Hereditary liumors aud Impurities of th,
Hood that many o the most distinguished physicians
have approved aud recommended it, and openly ack-
nowlcdg'd II the most valuable medicine ever dscoy-
cred. II Is truly valuable medicine and j. crctinq
an immense amount of good in the relief of suffering
humanity. For sale by PICK : SrEAR. 2iw!
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Nlnrkcts.
Brighton NIaript---Dec. Z.


IHfVOFTeN TOT NE BJS'DH ITHTTN'T'T
At market 1000 Cattle $50 Stores, II yokcs WORKING
oxen, IS Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and about 100
swine.
Beet Cattic-Extra $751; first quality $3.50; sec
ond quality. 4,15 third quality, 3,jOa 81
Store CHttie-Sales not noticed
Working O.-ea-Sales made at S12 &C. 80, and "
and 10.
Sccp-Sales of lots ut 75c, SLIP, ,33, and 200.
SiciRe--Sales of old Hogs l-2c; Shoats. Tor Bar
rows Sc for Sows &c at retail, from IL TO IL ana
&c per ID.
n. BIN consequence Of large number OF Beef
Cattle being at market, large number remain uisold
at 1 O'clock.
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's'iiE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DISPOSED or HIS
IL Goods to l. d. BXby and Co. gives notice to
all persons having unsettled accounts with him. that
his Books and Notes viii remain until the LIST january
next, al the store of ID Blxhy y Co. and alter that
time viii be placed IN the hands OF II. LIAvENwoRrH
Tor collection.
ALL persons having accounts against him are
requested to present them for adjustment immediately.
22w3 H. W. CATLlN.
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The annual meeting Of b. VI. ! viii be held
il tie School house on Catlin's Lane, on We'd
nasday Evening next, at half past six O'Clock,
for the Election Of officers aud admission of new
members. Ey Order Of
J. T.. BRINSMAID.
Serrelaru,
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LOOK AT THIS ONE MOMENT.

VG'liIS PAPER Is iLREiDY CROWDED WITH
4 advertisements Of Stoves. but read one before
you pay out all your money You will find at the old
WAINWRIGHT ESTABLISHMENT.
Church-s 6 sizes Of the improved Yankee Notion
Cooking Stoves the No 8 receives tire loot
wood, and has boiler holes six sizes also four boiler
Premium three Sues Cross Burner Railways: two
sizes Parlor Cook two sizes Stewards, Oh, size Thorn
as one size OF the Empire.
The most OF these plain and simple and do
not require the skill Of an experienced Engineer to
put or keep them in operation. Neither do ! wish To
tax your patience with long spun paper document I,
show that the smoke goes tar in them that fuel
pipe Is nearly quite useless. You will also find six
sizes OF boz four sizes air tight box three sizes
fancy air tight parlor size arch parlor double AMI
single Canada stoves two pnteTs beautiful coal gntce
Cadron kettles, Hollow ware, plows plow castings.
copper boxed and cast pumps, cast links. unbrcll,
stands rmmers and grlli!e> Tor cooking stoves frames
and doors for brick ovens arch frames and doors Rus
STA panpool nnd Cnnada Pipe copper and tin ware and
various other articles, and will also furnish to oder
beautiful description OF cast iron fence for cemetery
ciost:cg. 0. EJ;.t y%ids u dwellings.
s ". TAYLOR
Burlington. D acembcr ., Il TO-
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Church Music.

vuNHE PSALTERY, Cannina Sacra The Odeon,
] The Boston Meodian The Ancient Lyrc, The
Mozar, Collection, Beethoven Collection, Kingsley.
Social Choir, Young Choir, Boston School Song Book
Juvenile Singing BOOK Musical a, b; o., ny T. Ives
est prices, at EDW ARDS.
No. !, Perks Building.
Burlington, Dec. 2, 'l6. : %
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J ir0,

In this village, on the 9th inst, elizabeth R., wife
OF Mr.. George L. Harrington, and daughter of VIM.
d. Merrill, Esq aged ~ years.
In tairport Lake Co, Ohio, on the 10Th Nov. En-
GAR A. DuRAHD, aged 26 years months and 81 days.
of Typas Fever. son oil A. E and {. DaranU, OF this
place
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THE undersigned having made an arrangement with
l. several o. the best Piano Forte manufactures III TIM
city Of New forh, would give notice that he will re-
cclvc orders tor city instruments from any pni Of Ve1
mont and New York adoin.ng, and wake personally
such selections, in regard tone material and fins,
as may silit the taste OF purchasers. The reputation
acquired by the instruments Of Sulart Dlnla Galo
too well established to need concentrations nor /,
there any reason why musicians in this vicinity should
not enjoy the benefit o their improvements instead Of
submitting any longer 10 IN din OF those antedeluvar
pcrvef the tastes u the rising generation. The sub
scrbcr aers himself that the attention h. has given
10 music, will warrant sIsh selections on his part ~
shall please the most iastidJs aud hopes TINT his a.,
tempt - Introduce good instruments into this ne Oh.
borhood. viii be seconded by those among us, WIN
wish Tor the establishment OF higher standard of nu
seal TASTE. Prices low, audi terms liberal Address
by mail Piano ioltcs and Organs tuned
c. THO HOPKINS.
Burlington, Nov 25, Is g.
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Assi~ner's SAFE of BANKRUPT Effects.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue ofthe
cral orders and DEGREES in Bankruptcy, issued ont
OF the District Court of the United States Tor the Dis
urday Dee 18th, 1876 at O'Clock, p NJ, mite giu-
enty Smith y IF,'kinS 10 Lcri BrorR Sept %, 1872,
for F1rg0Re D0liars and tortyf fee Genus, pagatte in
goods on dem7ad, ty0m their Stare, the same being
surrendered by Levi Brown, a Bankrupt
NATHAN b. HASWE ELL, Assignee
Dee. ,, 1916 23w3
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PREMIUM WORK.

y T w. GLIB, x co have the pleas are Of
,--,AN informing tn public, q at thry hive again
s->-~-IS. br"a huuurcd ".;.' ramiuul ri, 10y
the Agricultural Society. They have uow on hand
good "a orment OF first quality Harnesses. al have
made arrangements To !e,elyng any quantity OF Oak
ianPcd Leather, irDE, new York
AAough they have been at great expense in pro-
curl stock, they will engage to sell cheaper than a,
any other shop in the county,
hlneSburgh, December 1916. 2twi
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

and they are presented to II public with claims un-
paraeled in the whole history OF medical science
1t will be in tracing the history OF all great in
ventons that they were not made discovered until
the arrival OF what may be termed THE FULNESs OF
TINE. The mariners compass, for instance, was not
invented until in the iuness OF time it was needed
The l0adSt0He always lay mans feet, but he never
knew what wonderful and unerrng guide was treas
ured in its silent bosom, until the DIVINITY appointed
time drew near when distant continents and islands
were to be unveiled. Behold it now transferred to the
binnacles OF the advert sailor, enabling him To
launch lar away upon unknown Oceans instead OF
tmdly sailing within sight OF familiar landmarks,
So with the discovery oi the New World upon
whose shores was arise this Giant Nation TO power
glory II mission far beyond the conception of Widest
fancy The Old Worldhnd reached lis highest dest.
py The Guinness OF time drew near for the revelation
oi the NEw and behold the immortal Columbus from
the orecaste of his dlenched and lcaly vessel found
H. So with the invention OF printing, of steam OF the
magnetic Telegraph Each oi tlese had It's own g full
ness of time" marked, made distinct and Proyidcntial
~ INMEplcAL SCIENCE THE SANE GREAT PulLosoPuI-
cal PRINCIPLE IS EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautiful
are the illustrations aud proofs OF this which are TO be
found in the history of the world. We can trace ihem
from the Mosaic dispensation down to the present
hour all of them teaching Us the lesson and giving us
In. hope that something yet better to h ii human nal
aides is at hand.
Thai this principle is as true of Medical as of Phys
zeal science is clearly shown IN the Craefenh,r-
Gazette, which is furnished gratuitously to all who
wish il. The
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THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS S NEW


IL ARLINGTON has opened Tor coming events.
l | Haif PIPE lVooihouses Niciig Madeira
ltE,r Tor Cooking purposes also hi pipe Old Ma
dca Ior table u.s.,
also
Cloves, Cinnam9n, AiIsp.ce, Nrtmegs Ginger Sage,
Summer Sayory, CdyDway Seed, Chocolate. Cocoon
prepared, Mustard Eng and French, Pepper Sauce.
tatsup, Picked Lobster, Sarducs, Soda Crackers &c.
&c, &c. Those in search OF Fancy articles for pres
ens, &c would do well to call and look over our goods
IA that time.
Burlington, Nov eth, 1916 -
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STILL THEY COME.
4 IA EplABY 4 Co. HAVE NOW A LlRG +

Z sHVsD assortment OF desirable Goods, wnlc h
they offer at low prices for CASH OR READY PAY.
\ very large assortment OF WOucIis and better
assortment oi Fanny CgSsmerrs than can be shown.
Cloths OF al descriptions, dress Goods every variety
Cashmer, Zephyr, Plaid and Nau Shawls
\ large assortment OF Mutis aud Boas. Buiiuo
Robes and a general assortment OF all kind OF Goods
suitable Tor this maTAtt.--1b Nov.
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ii ICKOREN Nuts Brazil and Madeira uts, raptS
L i Shell and common SJt Almonds, NaaEa GIu-
pcs, Ra.sins Cnrranis ,Cilron Mace &C. may 4, found
ut A. $. DE.WEl
Nov. eth lSi6
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Rcp)rted tor The boston C0uricrI
There hls been fair demand for the various quail
ties of Fleece and Pulled WOOL during the past week,
aud some large mportations of foreign; quotations
nominal
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Albany Mnrlet-.DeC.

Flour.--The receipt of Foreign News and absence
of buyers, might be expected have brought every
thing to n stand still small lot of 100 bbs. Gensrc
single transaction to-day.
B,ricy--Wc note the sale of $500 bushels two and
four ruwed at SIC and 1890 do two rowed at same price
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
An Oyster Supper viii be given at the Pcarl st:
House on Tuesday Evening, 10Th ms. ",Linc Host
would like to all his friends on the occasion.
Dec. \ lSi6
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l. BUTrEUFIEbD {. 90. have for sal,
tI' Wheeler and Browns Lump Tobacco, by the
Box at New York prices
Iarrugon's Building,
Burlington, Dec 3, 1916. 2lw3
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Notice.

,.tassE l.. fSIETEglFIELD ~ Cos. have on
:: consignment large stock of L Il \ 5, for
..--4e= sale low
HaTiIeto.s Building,
Burlington, Dec. 9, 1916 2iw3
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCEC Co,
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. John Davis, President.
fENl1E undersigned CONTINUES to act as agent Of tho
l ab1y" company, ami offers 70 take risks On lives.
according to tht following scale %. pyemunls :.iis.
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GRATIS !!

In the second place, FILLS. 1t will cost but
the mcfcst tribe, and will introduce you to medicine
which you will deem n blessing the end of your lays
thousand things press upon the mind of the adypr
tscs which they would rejoice say to the reader,
but tnc limits oi Ms nd9ertis forbid. But let any
one afflicted with the following diseases make trial o
the G,ae,.nbcrg Pills, and they vii. be PERMA.
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CAMPHENE,a prime fresh article, also, Glasses
~ plain and shaded, Wicks, &c, for sale Mt
n23 HARRlNGTON'S
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GRAEEENBERG PILLS.

are deemed by all who have tested them to be nu in
conceivable advance upon all other medical combnn-
tons and discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH.
The inventor OF these Pills rests his theory upon no
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A FINE assortment OF revolving Custors Just OPEN
"A ed. Purchasers are invited to look ut them be-
fore purchasing. D8INsYAID X BROTHERS.
Nov %. n23
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From AN EPISCOPAL BlsuoI.

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= y In towns were there Is no branch the Company
will appoint application by letter, post paid
Of otherwise.
u Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
oder them.
GEO. ). FERRIS, Burlington, General Agent for
Nemontsand NorthcnN. Y.
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GLASS CANDLESTIUAS OF VARIOUS PAT
" tcrna. also Lamps, Glass and Wick- for sale by
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CHEAP GUNS.
7 OW priced Gnns, and Windsor Rifles. for sale by
IL MS DKlNsMAID * BROTHERS