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MECHANICS LIBRARY.

The Book Committee, at their annual examination
August, found the following volumes missing from
he Library, viz
No. 1893, Rose de Albert 20i, LIST vol Don Quix-
O tie 2il, / vol. Yonng's Works; 300, Macken2ics
s 900 Receipts 3J9-iOO, 2vos Gregory Dictionary
0S. CbiyaIv. by James, ilg False Heir; 425, Anrc-
d otiana 1861, Canterbury Tales, vols Sill The
!. ady of Milan 5li, Southern Literary Messenger
; 10 LIST vol. Conquest of Mexico
), FLETCHER, J
! + + ,FEEEYSlEEDltT, Book Con"
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Convention.

Superntendents and Teachers of Common Schools
in the County OF Chtendcn are hereby requested to
meet ut the Brick Meeting House in Essex, on Friday
the 10th of September, nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. An nd
dress TO teachers may be expected and subjects OF
importance. connected with the prosperity OF our
schools, will be introduced to the meeting.
Friends Of the institutions of our country invited
to attend, SIMEON PARMELEE,
Supt Of c. Schools fer the Co. Of Chittenden
Aug 81, 1917. 9w2
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ANNALS OF VERMONT.
Historical, Political and Legislative

FROM AUTHENTIC DDCuMLNISt
fGNIE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUBLISH,
the ensuing fall, Tor soon the expense oipub-
location shall be warrnntcd) the corrcspondence be-
tween the Governors OF New Hampshire and View
York in relation to the New Hampshire Grants from
1850 to ia together with the dongs Of their respect
i've Councils thereon also the doings Of He Macs
TVS Council, Colonial secretary and Board Of TIale
on the same subject 10 which will be appended the
following entitled pamphlets, viz;
"a state Of the right Of the colony Of New York
with respect to s Eastern Boundary on Connecticut
River and Grants made by the ench south OF Crown
Point" published by the General Assembly OF New
Yo'k, l773 with an appendix OF the facts.
"a Narrative oI the Proceedings o. the Government
of New York relative to the New Hampshire Grants
being iuii reply 70 the foregoing pamphlet and ap-
pcpdix, published i71i, by ETHAN ALIEN. ,.,
Ira Aliens Rene. ks on the same SUBJECT, published
III, in two pamph!eis. .
Ethan Aliens Aninalyelsary Address on the New
York Cont oversy li1S.
Ira Aliens Vn.codon ofVernont. ITO.
Ethan Aliens Nmdcation Of Vermont, l7I9-nr-
proved ofby the Governor and Council. $3.50
Veunout4 Appeal, by Stephen R. B'adlcy, l719-
approved of by The Governor aud Council,
Rcmtr s,fa icc Of Gov ChittcuIen anI his Council
1883. togttncr with several other interesting docu-
ments on the same subjects,
The nbove wok viii contain between five and six
hundred folio pages, on fair type and paper, and Wi
be afforded t. subscribers at $500 per copy in cloth
binding, OF s. !5 N sheep, payable on delivery.
The above work is 20 be succeeded by another vo
lumc. OF rom five TO hundred folio pages, cgnain-
ing proceedings of Conventions OF the Green hcun-
tain Boys previous to March, III the dunss o. The
! Councils OF SAFETY to II lch, l17S the journals o.
Assembly and Council from March 18th, MS, to and
including October session, 1881, t0g ther with Il c Sc
c!et correspondence WIN Gen. lalIltnand ana ms
Commissioners. Gen. Washington, the t'ovcrnns o
| the New England States, New ok and the Cont.
mental Cong and such other correspondence as re
late 10 the pant the people Of the New ianpshin
| Grants took in The Revolutionary War (which volume
wal be afforded 20 subscribe, at the prlce No
| umc payable on delivery. ..........--.
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DIR. J. COVEL'S
ANODYNE CORDIAL,

4 safe and cGrctual Cu,c for tie IgscHirig, summer
Complaint Cholera N0rjus, CioicrG hJGAfum.
THE fearful mortality among children, which takes
l. plucc during the warm seasons IN this and other
c les by the the summer complaint, or cholera uuul-
um. has induced many to search tor specific that
would stay the work of DEATH and save our little ones
rom an uutimely grave, Many remedies adycr
Used, and many valuable lives are saved by them, but
still the work OF destruction goes ON, filling the hearts
OF doltmg parents with lomcnl1tion and mourning /,
and wil continue to progress until a medicine can
be found that viii NJ arrest the disease and roll
back the tide OF death. We think we have found the
very thing the public needs in De James Coyr,s
Auodyuc Cordial, Tor the cure of dysanlcry, summer
complaint, cholera man,um, and cholera muruus.
This medicine has been IN use only about one year,
and was discovered IN n sngI,arly presidential man
ucr. Some OF the articles were stolen gut eaten by q
child vho had the summer complaint very severely
and to the great JOY OF Ms doatuE mother, elirc-
,uay cured in a day or two. THIS fact coming to the
knowledge OF Dr. C., induced him to combine those
articles with others which he had known. during a
practice OF between forty and City years, 10 be yllu-
able in the above complaints and the result WIS hi,
medicine which is now offered 10 the public Whole
sole & Retail hy GEO l.. HARRINGTON,
sni3 .iglhe-uB HlR
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= 4 4 n 4 - 49,
" "a r. ~ :, - ~ " v AZ r. top"tg
DslElCL or unASp III -, Io.it le.j
~ 'Iu'ii ~ w'i anu ~, "'T DSi't VI 'iuiiu
i,ie on inc IN 1uy OF August ~ iot'' pIesnt uie
non !aheh hadd 'udAe OF 'l1 Cou'-conies Nancy
ADAMS Oh SCUM nero IL, salu 1istct VINO Is Tue ega,
GuaIulai 81 'aig / Auans' W IMAM d A"Hii5 ana
Gupntohla s." Auu'US an hior chh1Ieh OF w 'iIloHl
H. ADAMS ale oil siu SCUM nero deceased ana iies
ner Peut3u ~ "Ilhs III slII Cour seH9 i?I'n 'lat
her sild NdrGs are ehcn OF ueh sel@eu ID MS OF hef
own nght IN lee OF li9 ioowlng desciihed real estate
Nng ana pei's IN salu SCUM nero suect 70 te siu
Nancy ADAMS flEht Oh DOVER therein as WldoW OF the
sad w lllam Il; Adams deceasedto wlthve equal IN
DIVIDED sixteenth pafts % I'VE pieces orpaTces OF ahd-
one continuing ABOUT one acre with dwelling house
and corn house thereon standing bounded North and
West 10y GAVIN fIetchcis land, South by lana now
occupied by u Sylyanus humphrey and East by the
highway leading NoTthery rom the creek BRYCE
to the town OF Ginnu lse-ohe containing ABOUT nan
OF an acre with stone store and horse shed there
On Standing bounded CORN ana East by Calvin
flechers land, est by SAID Highway and Soul'hy
road leading, eas,efly IRON sad lShway TO the lake
one contain g about three acres bounded North by aid
roai East by land now occupied by John Lnca, South
by land now owned and occupied by sand humphrey
and West by said Hlghway--One containing about
two acres with stone lannery thereon standing,
bounded North by said Humphreys land East by said
kceltr, South by land now occnpiedby said kecer
about two acres with a small dwelling house thereon
standing bounded North ana Souih by lands now oc-
cupled by sald Meier t.est 10y the lake and West 10y
SUI highway, az OF saG I'VE pieces or parcels OF iand
drawn to The original right Of samuel Horsiod and
- ~ He ms uiNisioh VI th' osal IIgH' 81 Eve
helcr iiyde ana 'h't hef said thiee "aids are also
Jony sfI-rt III zee VI Hp'ul Sctcn clI' ,riuNIueu
one eu' ., 'it , % te Domvt SCI
ga, 10 he,ae! y. I'm i5on ~ .iS GUY 1
an az @ -, i ai.i, ,',J %. ~ 'l
IN IN I'iu o9I9'.'t u W, W ""PrI
Farm $50 called lying and beng IN sad Mi.Ion con;
uilg uuout oii nuuIcu "u rory acIes Oh 'anq all
40" .! ,, a W. @ ',,u.
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STATUARY MARBLE OUARRIES.


Brandon. Vermont.
THE above named quarries, well known for fur
nishng superior quality OF marble, OF fine white
and taking high polish now being worked, pro-
ducng quality Of marble, SAID to be unequged in
America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks. pedcstals satuary from these
quarries. may be addressed to Knowles Taylor Pro
prctor, at Tcondcroga. or city of New York or to
Stephen l. Goo lell. Superntcudel OF the quarrins at
brandon VI. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
September ]. 1877. 10 f.
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IfAn hln PINE and CEDAR SHINGLE
%VO.OOO for sale by IL WHEELER.
Rare Chance.
David Day late Jr.) Estate.

p'sIatr or cnT11x5 M - - the Pq"
bate Court for the District ol Chucndcn: To all
persons concerned in the estate Of David Day. late IT.
late oi Essex in said District. deceased Greeting.
WHEREAS George Whitney, administrator OF Tie
estate OF said deceased proposes to render an account
OF his administrations and present hi- account against
said estate tor examination and allowance AT session
of the Court of Probate to be holden AT the Registers
Office, in Burlington IN sal district OF The second
"Wednesday Of September nest.
THEREFORE,, \ gu are hereby notified TO appear be,
tore said court at the time and place aforesaid ana
shew cause ii any yon have, why the account aioTc-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this Nth day Of
August A. u. lS!7 ...-,...,,.,,.
SW3 W VI. W - On, hc2iStcf.
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Henry FIELDS Estate.

STATE b.1rt:r OF OF cN yIEIR9MlSoNT NE Il: P F@o
bate Court for the District OF Cht'cndcn: To all per-
sons concerned in the Estate of Henry Field late OF
Jericho in said District deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, LAURA Field adm'x Of the estate of said
deceased proposes to render an account OF her adj
minstraton, and present her account against said
estate for examination and allowance at a session Of the
Court OF ProbHte, to be holden the Registers Office
oil September next.
TnrREroRE, Nou are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said nj the time and place aforesaid, and
shcw cause, il any You have, why the account uiore-
said should not be allowed. --.
Given under my hand ut Burlington this 2ith day O
August \. ID. 1917.
9w3 WIN. WESTON, HsgiSicr
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u ic0,

In this town, on the 20 inst, MARTHA A. JOHNSON,
aged - years.
At Scion Mills MclIenU Co., H., on the 10Th ult
EuwIN 5. JonoNoTr, formerly resident OF this own
aged ~ years
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TIE LAST GALL.

- Il - y u a y VS.
fE'HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SOLD HIS STORE
4 al Nillislon, Offers tor SAFE ,he balance of his
STOCK OF GOODS 4 II COST,
all of which will be sold private sale or auction,
previous 10 the first OF October next.
lie would also take this opportunity to say to those
who are indebted to him, eher by Note or Book Ac-
couat, that the must be settled before said time.
Ti1OS. H. CANFlELD.
Wliiiston, Aug. 30 1917. gw6
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A BLESSED, BLESSED AND HEAVENLY
MIRACLE OF vaAEsACHES!!

On The An of August, in The year 1913, a singular
sceHc occurred in Tic Royal Scientific Institution
of Francc The aged ,chjtc tented PresidcnL his
head bare his arms OutStrctched, his face raddnt
NTH smiles, for science UGs triumphGntl md ms
roice rHh gratulat0Iy Tone deferred the toitowing
y yrr A.. ,.,onn1.d ., hi. siocn,,r nrcn,ro,io0
Where indeed will science stop Here we have
preparation made in the form OF beautiful piece OF
sonp, which we know by actual practice, TO cure every
cutaneous eruption. every Disagreement OF, and even
discolorcd skin ! Where will It's magic and SINGULAR
power cease The Negro the Creole, the Yellow
Race of the East, and the Red Man OF the Far West,
are alike under the influence OF its extraordinary
powers of clearing yellow dscooed skin, and ma
king white and beautiful, and OF changing the color
OF dark, or black or brown skin Uiere several per;
SONS brought forward by the President, who had
used it, in proof Of his assertion)
There probably few persons OF neIligence who,
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities OF
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
IN CURING
| Pimples, Bi9ichcs, SAT- Rheum Srurg EiBspslGS.
SIRE Ueads, Old Soyes, Beard and HdrJcrs ITCH,
ChGpycd and JcHder Fresh. Ilcckics, Tan,
| Stadium md chaneag ddrh aHntprnor
etiDlc san ~ pHre Ctcar Hhite
as sAi0Oth and SOFT as an In
and in fact every kind Of eruption and Disagreement.
/ Read til sc certificates:
| from the New Orleans Sentinel, October lsi4l
One Of our subscribers, Nh II. Leonard informs us
| that he has been cured OF old scay Salt Bhcum, Of
| eighteen years standing on his beard fngcis and
hands, hv cake oi article much advertised lately
we speak of Jones' Italian Chemical soap. lie
also informs us that he has tried its effects on his f.
male slave Rose, uich marked with spots, aud he
found in two weeks her skin much clearer and winter
james Ethan, painter. in IcIscy City, WINS cured
I ofcurbunccs and pimpes whlc, uc was afflicted wt
for many years by part OF cake OF Jones Italian
Chemical Soap.
Persons in purchasing this must always ask foi
| Jones' ITALIAN CIIHMICALSOAF ard per
hlps as many who have been cheated with counter
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BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE.
BY Russell HYDE

EXTENSIVE alterations and improvements have
IL recently been made in this Hotel, corresponding
with the Railroad tendencies OF the day. and ii is now
in admirable order to accommodate and make COM
Portable s numerous patrons and the travelling pibc.
Bellows Falls Aug, 1917 Su
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SILVER FORKG.

TABLE, Dessert and ChiIdrcns Silver Forks; also
l Pickle Forks, silver Fruit and Butter Knives,
Soup Ladies, Fish Knives, Silver Cups for Children,
and all articles of silver usually called or oil various
sizes and patterns. -..
10 BR1NSMAID & BROTHERS
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IHliE American Netd' I"ine h"hu'a0-
tnrinp Co.. keep constantly on hand every das-
crpiion Of River and Lake f;Ams Nss and csme ines.
W.. t,,i, Ia, LnnJ among the fsiemaus iamlllrs o
Maine. where snch work can be done Il very Iow
Hrccs Persons wishing any description OF Nets or
Seines can have them sent to their order. III deSs
.,, .',,yl' - WI SrOWF Ton. /
Wv I'm, M l. Commercial =
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THEODORE A. PECK,
APOTHECARY
Wholesale DRUGGIST.
10
IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
nRI1ES.

FRENCH. AND INDIA
a. DRUGS:
New Chemicals Leechos; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Ieethnnd Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Waters Dngncrreotype articles; Genuine Patent and
! homsonian Medicines; Foreign & Domestic Sigars;
soda fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes, Soups
Inks Blackings, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware Dye-Suii, Camphcne, Bird, Field Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c &c
=, From the. advantage of receiving Mineral waters
C9mphcne, Lreches, &c, periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness
Individuals wishing 1risses, Icechcs, &c, will al
ways md person in attendance to apply them
Medicines dispensed n all hours of night.
cgT The attention OF Druggists Physicians. Mcr-
chants, aud Manufacturers is solicited, with the as
srancc that they can be supplied from this establish
mcnt as advanagcously as AT the city markets.
THEODORE A. PECK.
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iai.eriiCid
ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.


ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.
!. s. SPAULDlNC. \. NJ p,;,o;,o,.
[. c. BISBEE, A. NJ A"''P"''
Mrs ]. s. SrAULpISG, PreceptresS and Teacher Of
NrawiEg.
Mr. S N BAssFrr, ! Teachers Of Music, Vocal
Mrs : NJ BASserr,5 and Instrumental
MIS- o. +. HorGHToy, Teacher Of Painting.
Mr.. l.. DAVIS, Teacher OF Penmansiio.
Mr. b. Il. CRocRER, Teacher Of French.
The Fall Term commences on Wednesday, the lst
day of September In addition to the ordinary rcciia-
tons one hour per day during the term will be dero-
ted to those designing teach in this time instluc-
tons viii be given in Orhoepy, Ouhography, Analysis
and Composition OF Words the use OF Outline Maps
Globes, Dluwin1 MlIs &c. Arrangement and gov
eminent OF Schools the best method OF Teaching, &c.
viii he subjects tor written and extemporancous dis
cussons
| Books furnished by the Principals
Lectures. with experiments viii be given on Nat
urn Philosophy, Chemistry, &c.
| Board SIPS per week.
SETH OAkES, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Aug. ,, 1911. 7w3
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j, M. PERKINS,

a YIN N ASI u NJ, AT STRONGs' HALL. is
u open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings at o'clock, for the reception of Pupils only
Burlington, Sept. | lSi7.
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WOOL. DUfU, 80 Der CT.

We have no change to notice in the price Of fleece
Wool. There is but small supply of pulled in our
market, and for some manufactures, where this des
crption OF Wool is generally used, fleece has been
substituted,
Prime Saxony Flceces
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Champaign and Connecticut
River Railroad.

E'1si ~ ssSsijz.3 i5s;.:s.:5 5ss;s -
A N Assessor EMF of five dollars on each share
"A OF the capital stock of the Champlain and Con-
nectcut River Rarond Company has been ordered by
the Directors, and made payable on the first day OF
October next.
Payment may be made at the Bank Of Burlington
Nergcnnes, Middlchuy, Rutland, Black River or Bel
lows Falls the Cheshire Bank, Keenc, n H., TO
Edward Pickering, Esq, No. GO, State Street Boston
or to the Treasurer.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlehury, August l6, lSi1 l0w6
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Notice.

T'HE .Co-partnership existing under the firm Of
Barlow 4 Woods is this day dissolved by mu-
ual consent, and George p Woods has sold and
transferred all his interest to Sidney Barlow and said
Barlow is 10 pay the debts due from the late finn
SIDNEY BARLOW,
GEO. p. WOODS.
Colchester Aug. 23d 1917. o,y3
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; SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

2 mi NILU UT MIMI M T u.
II. THE subscriber contemplating TO leave town
offers for sale the following valuable property. situated
the corner OF Church and Cherry streets near the
center of the village, consisting OF his dwelling house
and three city lots adjoining continuing q an acre
each there is also on the premises good store and
ample room for or others on of the best streets
for business in Convenient out buildings, first
well of waterand orchard OF the best iruitthc
whole WILDE sold together separately. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premsss-Aso for sale
pew No. 10 in St fauis Church.
J. j. STARR.
Durlinpton August Goth 1917. Sw3
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CAMEO BRACELETS,

OF NEAT PATTERNS, with plain gold bands
able Swts for winding Thread and Yarn Rosettc
Combs Violin Bows and Hair for Bows, with other
New Goods, Just received.
10 BRINSMA1D g. BROTHERS.
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EsaGglch'g'COiVpcs.

T, VI. PARKER continues Ms rooms, MS usual,
in College St, Burlington, VT where he is proiu-
cling superior Dagueneotype Miniatures at the low
price OF 80 put up in elegant cases and finished so
they will never fade
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO call and ex-
anime his variety Of specimens.
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LO y 4,
SILVER TOBACCO Ron

n
n tween the residence OF Carlos Baxter, ESQ and
the Bridge at the Falls, by the way OF the Van Ness
place and College green, The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at tins Office
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

! nc olMUNt ana HHssaCHUsVIls HNIIfoau
Was opened for transportation Of freight and
passeng'rs ron Ftchburgh TO Baldwinsyille on
TunslaV last
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Those who have been deceived witt,
MOCK PRETENDED BAR PREphRA-
TlONS.
Should read the foilowi'g statements Of respectable
rOsoHS:
Mr. Abraham VandIbeck, Of % Avenue D, New
York ceItiics that lis head was entirely bald on the
top, and by the use OF two IS bottles Of
JONES' CORRAL man RESTORA.
TIVE,
he has good crop OF hair, and will soon have long
thick and iuXuraut.
blrgh certilics: On the 81 OF February, Isl TINT MI
Thomas Jackson's head the top, was entirely bald
tor fifteen years, and thn' by using two Rs bottles ot
Jones Coral Hair Restorative, the hair is growing
fast thick and healthy lie expects by using tins q
lutte longer to have better head OF hair than he ever
had
~ TO THOSE WHOSE HAIR IS CRAY -
ORFALLING OFF, AND WEAh ~ Thu
ROOFS.
hereby certify that my hair was Turning gfov, md
falling on and that since have used Jones Cora
Hair Restorative thus culrey ccas I'd ".ug,Is grow
iug fast, and has fine, d'.t look. II. lone a-c'
Jones Coral Han Restorative cumued cut handful.
'' WM. TCNrKINs, g King st., y. !.
NAVE YOU SCtRF or DANDRtIF
Mr. Power a grocer, Of Fulton street, had his ha
completely chok,d up with daudruii, ami Jones' Cora
Han Restorative entirely ana permanently cured IT,
/ DO YOU want TO Dress. Ic"uiIi! a,d max,
/ YOUR HAIR soft and fine ! =. Read
J. Henry f.. Cullen, late barber on board the selm
boat South America do certify that Jones Coral i1t
Restorative is the best article used for dressing
solteuing cleansing and keeping the hair long time
soft clean, silky, dark and in order ali my customcr
! preferred II to any thing else
| Soid 0nly ia Neic York ct 50 CHATHAM
/ STREET, Sign Of Tie american Eagle.
Directions far using Jones Coral Hair Restorative
] Il, ia BE-,
to cause sglt friction ON the sea- .. ln1t the Hes
| turutNe may enter the pores. THIS may Dc done bl
applying It with moderately hard brush, bat 1t Is no
necessary 10 these haas. means except IN actua
! cuse OF badness.
WHERE THE HAIR FAILS orr, TcRNS Gray, &c.
| apply the Restorative with tue hand, or soft brush
Pam the hair IN different places, so the RestomuV
may touch the scalp
The direction may be used for DRESSING, 81
GEO, L.. HARRINGTON,
om3 AP0ihecoyy Hall
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EUSr received ut the Agricultural " are
3 house, large lot OF the c.Ia5nt,d ! 'daus Cy.
Under Chums Also, Stone ChaP~s ' u A-le ri
assortment Of Siour-ware. - - "IINl l.,
BurIingtlu. July j1'l
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snnn.l hi. i.nrnes' E.tate.

.il.Nl"I II. Is.ffU'-N t-<''3FV'
WE the Sub.crjtrls, having been agpolnirihy ''C
w Houp-,Llc ihc prohat, Count ;ol the District ~
Chitieu len, tonui. -olrIs 20 ftcriv. cAnlnht a'"
adjust ihr claims aai demands 90 all prrsou- a-aIus,
the estate OF Samuel IT, Farms, late OF '2'"iic DO s"'t
District deceased, represented uVu., DO ai'' also
riligs and demands exhibited In offset thereto .1ut
,lxroulhs from The day OF lhe date hereof being a.-
lowed hy said Count o. thut purose, we do ;nr'cio's
hereby i've notice. TINT VIII attend to tive business
al our appointment at the dwelling OF the widow Vie
orce Ba rs m Charo' m sald D,s'rlct, ON IN" fourth
MONDAYS ct September and January neat, az 10
O'Clock 4 VI. . on each Of saG days,
Dated this Both day % July \. u. 1871.
LUTHER STONE, 5;,a,,i,s;,,,,.s
sw3 JOHN SHERMAN, !
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EsviE.csG Rocks.
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FIRST E.VE AHUiCLE. manufacture
~ md tor s7'e by {. GOODRICH.
July - Iei7. 4vi
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1 SUpfit or TUJs JUSTLY CcLE2'ATE0
! Wauug fu.. received ami .'. -a', d"
and reral. ry I. GOUNAlLIL
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DIETER Manlre Forks, and Poatoe
10 Hoes. may be seen at the Agricultural Ware
house, than have ever been offered Tor sale IN tins
county. Also, Com Shelters from $3.50 to $1,000
Cast Iron letters and hildlcs for marking.
Burlington. jul, Sob J. ; FEiRCE'