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HOUSE FINISHINGS.
DARK AND VARIEG A

/ Mineral Knobs full plate, hall plate and brouged
Eseu,cheons with a variety of kinds OF latches, and
locks and lachcs to match Also, Bakes E.scn lat
ches with rose wood knobs, Blakes thumb atches SC
Wrot and cast iron, narrow and broad door bats,
window blind hangngs X asenings, sash ias'ts, cup
hoard catches and locks Hat and clothes hooks bell
pulls bells and trimmings, door knockers sliding door
every necessary and useful article desired
in finishing dwellings &c, may be found on liberal
terms q, II Slh'NNS ~ Los,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
C'OnS,l nj inn.

i OuJS FONTAIN, junior partner Of the firm
- Fontain y Son, Chemists and Prescrptonists to
he Royal University, Paris, has established, at Wash
ington City, ID. C., Depot tor the sale OF their above
celebrated compound, which they offer to the Ameri-
can Pubck as Il SURE ANTlDOTE FOR CONSTITUTION. in
its ADVANCED well INCIpIENr stages. Acting
directly upon the LUNGs and arresting there decay it
only soothes and quleis at once the distress and
pain a,,endan, upon this heretofore regarded fatal
disease but the Lungs and their svmpathzinr
organs to NATURAL AND HEALTHY ACTION Accom-
pauying each package are general instructions and
directions (transated) Tor is adapted all cases
and isricty followed, will not tail in every instance
the Lungs not wholly consumed-ot restoring the
patient to health which may be permanently secured
by future care and avoiding too much exposure TO
mospherc changes.
Price, Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAlN.
- For the information OF persons residing in the
interior-any part oil the Governmcut--hr would state
that the remedy is prepared and imported direct from
their Laboratolre, Paris. and that the same can be
transported through Mail, he is advised by Officers
Of the Post Office Department, any Post Office in
the country at the charge Tor double letter
Any persons therefore residing distant from this City
who may wish 10 avail themselves OF the remedy can
do SO by addressing him through tire mail post paid
Two dollars accompanying an order will entlte per-
son to one tDhOle, and one third package
LOUIS FONTAiN
Washington, ID. C., October l, lSi6. Climb
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3IUuNE fINlSlilNGS. MINERAL KNOBS.
q Pearl white face plate, half plate and half bronz-
ed-Rosewood do.-Brass and Glass do-bell pulls,
bells and hanglngs, Blake iaches no,ce locks butts
screws, cupboard catches and locks, window springs
window blind Trimmings hooks aud hinges, hooks and
staples, mahogany and yeneered knobs hat and coat
hooks, etc, etc, together with ull assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
amongst which house keepers may find great varie
ty of new, useful economical and ornamental arti-
cles at STRONGS d co.
June 4, 1916.
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ISAAC J. REED.

4 NVlIS, Niscs, Bellows, Screw Plates Shoyels,
A Spades. Grain Shoyels, Hoes Forks, Hooks and
Hinges Lorand Trace Chains, Gro Bars, Gutter Shoes
Iron Pumps Gu, and wro Nails, Horse Shoe Nails,
Sad Irons Ta'lor's irons, &c, Sc.
NV Is. 'iG. nj SVRONGS X Co
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO..
OF WORCESTER. MASS.
HIM. Jnhu Davis. President.

TINE undersigned continues to act agent Of the
] above company, and offers 10 take risks on lives
according to the following scale OF prcmuns:-viz.
Premiums of Assurance for 800
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
THE
Graefenberg Pills.

vTHERE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
L that class of Medicines denoninated IA
TENT" should be made the means OF lncaiculaoe
and enduring blessings to the human family. sup,
pose for example, that high order OF talent long ana
so cacous observation and great medical learning and
experience are brought to bear upon the invention ana
Manufacture of PILL. Why may not this long de-
votion to this division of medical science be crowned
with the success that attends the sacrifice OF similar
talents and toll in other thingsl There is no reason
and is but the Simplest dictate oil the simplest com
mon sense to say, that Pill thus produced will be as
perfect an article as can be made by man: IUen'yVoe
years derotio to any one subject will give man OF
ability the mastery over it, This labor has been bes-
fnA,nu the
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RUST PROOF IRON.
For ROOrING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. SC.


TvNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg to call the attention
VANlZED TIN PLATES, and TO the many adj
vantagcs which they possess all metallic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose pos
sessing they do the strength and llghtncss of iron
without its liability to rust, having now been tested
several years, both in this country and in Europe
They are also less subject to expansion and conrac-
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, Iron, ZINC, &c, or any other
metal now used tor roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair whilst the first cost is but a triile more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals to the many other pur
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be applied
In general terms is applicable to all articles OF iron
which 1t is desirable protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
teniion of those interested in TELEGRAPHlC
LINES, to their Galvanized " ire which is now al
most entirely used in Europe, and which answers every
purpose as conductor Of electricity, costing on,
about one half as much copper and possessing equal
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose of gnvanizSng nails, spikes, bolts wire &c d..
they will be able 10 furnish any articles which may be
desired \ supply OF Plates (raniiactur ID in Europe
constantly on hand, from &c to - wire llngc
GEO. 3. MOtEW0OD IL co.
Nos. II and Ii Beaver st. New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States rs well MS Great Britain and
other European countries, and all legal measures will
be Ken to prevent any infringement BY importation
or otherwise.
Oct. 30 1916. lsvl
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR
that
1.-THE BLOOD Il THE LIFE"

he requires that his disciples and his patients make
purc Tie Ute-current that leaps through their veins
and arteries, before they can hope for n PERMA-
NENr cure. Rclicfhc can give them, and Others
bu, bright and Joyous heath must come from pure
blood.
But most sad thought here comes in So count
less are the mpositions which pracsed upon the
public by precndes and and boa-tiul are
the medicines advertised that the reader may be slow
TO believe in this Great Remedy. a word, therefore,
this point.
In the first place, READ THE GRAEFENBERG GAZETTE
No matter how sceptica you may be, that paper
will convince you. Thousands hare been convinced
them distinguished statesmen juriss, clergymen, ply
sicans civilians The bare enumeration OF their
names would I'LL this page. Let the reader send
the convenient agency for copy OF the Gazette,
which ca be had
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A. s. DEWEY

A. s. DEWEY
As received his Winter supply Of Groceries and
i i invites the attention oibuyors.
To those who have favored him with their trade
During the past year he need say that he aims
the reputation Of keeping goods Of the frst quality
especially in the provision line to Others he would
say" come and see :"
iie has very fine Black and Tyson Teas, the best Of
old Gov, lava, and Mocha Coffee, refined and Brown
Sugars, Moasses &c
Nov &c 1876
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WiNOOSkl FALLS GOIrG AHEAD.
IN FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS

N FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS
Ds removed siop near Barlow IL Woods store.
where he considers hnseli permanently located He
desires return his sincere thanks for the liberal sun.
port he has received since his commencement in busi-
ness in the Aforesaid city, and hopes by aszduity in
business still to merit OF their patronage
Through study and practice in the of Tailoring he
has discovered mode Of drafting coats which is
unknown to any but himself A correct measurement,
is acknowledged by all the trade be the only means
of ensuring complete fits" The position Of the
toner must be understood There is not Tailor who
ensure complete mt without this knowledge
ID. +. would inform his customers that ne has pur-
chased an ndubtabie mode OF cleansing garments Of
all coors and OF giving them the fresh and lively ap
pearance they wont to have in their earlier days.
CUTTING done to order, on the si lrtest notice
and warranted to III, if properly made up. Boys
Dresses, and Ladies Riding Habits, made according
fashion fancy
Wnooski Falls, July I 1916.
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SAWS.
CUTLERY.
SADLERY. &C.

STRONGS & Co. having rcplenshed their stock Of
- Sadiery, Harness trimmings and Coach Hardware
prepared to furnish consumers, anything wanted in
this line on favorable terms.
Nov. Is, 10. mel
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ilOOk-BINDING. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD

kOOh-DINDING. HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
- say to his friends and the public that he still
RES on the Book Binding and Blank Book making nj
his old stand, where h. has superior workman and all
work entrusted to his re viii be done in good syle
and taste. Biaak b9oks of the best linen paper made
Edges OF books marbled and nded # desired
STEVENS; WOODS.
Burlington, July 3, 1916 Suongs Building.
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GRAErENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

and they are presented TO tie public with claims I'M
paraleled in the whole history Of medical science
1t will be seen in tracing the hstorwot all great IN,
vcntons that they not made or discovered until
the arrival OF what may be termed TIE ruLNEss OF
The mariners compass, Tor instance, was not
invented until in the full Of time 1t va needed
The iOddstOnc always lay at mans feet but he never
knew what wonderful and uncrring guide was treas.
urcd in its silent bosom, until the Divinity appointed
time drew ne when distant continents and laands
were to be unveiled Behold it transferred to the
binnacl.s OF the adventurous sailor enabling nm TO
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead CT
tndy sailing within sight of familiar land -mnrks.
so with the discovery of the New World upon
whose shores to arise this Giant Nation TO power
glory. mjsso far beyond the conception OF dest
iancy. The Old World had reached its highest dcsti.
ny the Guinness OF time drew near for the revelation
OF the New, and behold the immortal Columbus, from
the orccastc of his drenched and leay vessel, found
it, So with the invention of printing of s,eGm OF the
magnetic telegraph Each OF these had its own "tu-
ness of time, marked made distinct and Providential.
c q Is MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHILOSOPHY
CAL PRINCIPLE IS EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautiful
are the illustrations and proofs OF this which to be
found in the history of the world We trace them
from the Mosaic dispensaton down to the present
hour all of them teaching us the lesson and giving us
the hope that something yet better to heal human NAL
aides is at hand.
That this principle is as true of Medical as of Phys
steal cierce is clearly shown in the Graeienberg
Gazette, which is furnished gratuitously all who
,vish The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
TIE MOTHERS RELIEF.
OR FEMALE ENCESrEIs.
INIIIS valuable and hinhly Appreciated Me-

Or FINALE ENtENfEIs.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicr.
L obtained from an IyDlAS DocrREss, in the
fit to the human race t..an all other medicines ever
used II viii Utmost do away the curse cntaiieI upon
our mothers from Eve 1t viii effect quick easy
delivery that other medicine viii, except what the
red women of ihr forest use that j. congeual with
tlrc. The patient will get about in half othe time
they do treated in the old way.
1t is preventative of Broken Breasts and
chilIbrcd fever, and the proprietor is w.iuIto WAR
RANT cure to all who may have occasion for it's
usn Those who have been impose upon by Quacks
and Quack nostrums, and have the natura fear Of n
second imposition be referred some OF the most
respectable families IN the town.
All orders from disadce post paid will be attend.
ed TO upon the shortest notice
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor.
Dr.. WtllTCiIER, and by Harrington s Brother.
Agents
iuriur.nn " Sor IL 1915 ID
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=. ". r ANDAEL,

UAViNC JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
ID York, with algr and fashionable assortment
OF Watches, leweIry and Fancy Articles, which he OF
irrs for safe at,ery low prices, at his
New jewelers. shop,
In S,rongs Building College street, directly opposite
Cole X K pniIisou's Store.
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity are respectful
invited can ana examine his goods tor themselves
His assortment consists, in part, is follows.
Watches,
Gold English Patent Levers Anchors Cylinders, and
Iopies Silver English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
LePnes and ! .;oId Pencils :. Pens.
Gold Lockcts, Guard Chains Keys and seals Specta-
cles Thnb.es, Beads, Ear Ornaments, tnamelcd
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets. Clasps,
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and great
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches OF the latest styles, for Ladies and
t;entemen Silver Spec;acles Thimblcs, Pencils,
GoIinnd Silver Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver spoons,
Warranted as good ns the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Card Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads,
Pur.a Rings with bars ana tassels, Silver Plated and
German Sycr Spoons, German Silver Spoclacles, and
Steel Twcezcrs, Cheap Steel SpccIaces, hey Kings,
Cutlery.
Rogers Rnzors, kniies and ScSsors Wade and Butch
49, Rayors warranted, thGpmans Razor Auops,
Shayina Soap, Bears OIL end
PcrfumPry.
Various patterns OF Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces Cloth Hat hair' and
Tooth ,,.,
N,sic Roxos Volins Bass VOL and Violin Strings Of
the best quality, Clarlonette Reeds, etc
All kinds Of Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and
Jcwrry Cleaned and Repaired al the shortest NOTICE,
Od Gold and Silver taken in exchange for goods or
November llth, 1916. aotf
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ADAMS HOUSE,

37l. Warrington Street. BosToN.
7 AW. L. ADAMS having opened this now
/. and splendid Hotel, beg leave to assure the pub
lie TIN, nothing shall be wanting to make it equa to
any other in the Unlon and not second to any.
November, 1916. 10 me
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

II AGS, RAGS. PAPER RAGS WANTED IN
IL exchange for Books. Paper SC, $. WOODS.
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GRAEFENBERG PILLS,

are deemed BY MI who have tested them to be an in
conceivable advance upon all other medical comblna
tons and discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH
The inventor of there Pillsres,s his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi tcdcacachers Plant
.ng himself upon the revelation OF the
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Winter Supply !
Villas & MOVES.

lave received their winter supply Of Goods among
IL which may be found,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

| Ky BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLArT-stose nl
btoad~sy-lAhegsl Cash Advances made or eonsiga .
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA July N le47.
.DetaChments from several Of our volunteer com
psues escorted the remains of the late Capt Zshrskie
Of the Illinois Regiment from the Pittsburgh Depot TO
the steamboat John Stevens their way 10 NewJersey
The paper warehouse OF Mr.. Msgage, Commerce st.
damaged last night by fire. ocessoned by the spon
taneous combustion of some rags.
The trial OF the murderers of the poor negro Anderson
commenced this morning
There little Flour Offering to-day. The sales
we're probably 800 bbls. fresh ground at s. so For
Western the market quiet with exception OF retail
sales for city use s. IL 10 25 There have been lin
led sales of Corn Meal al 81 25 and Rye Flour at 50 80
The sales of Wheat have only reached 1000 10 $500
bushels at ll5 for red and 100 for white in store
Corn Ia and 10 reques-lO cts. was offered for
yellow but in view OF short supply holders ask - cts
Oats are held at 40 to ~ Sales Penn Rye at 70 cts
weight but the demand quite limited No movement in
Cotton. Provisions still depressed Whisky dull a, .
cts In bbs Groceries steady at last quotations.
SALEs OF STOCKS AT the Stock Board to-day there
some improvement - First Ro0rd and ditar-25
Manuf s Mechs Bk % 90 Morris ia / 300 L Bank
Notes IS. 1000 Treas Notes 1885 Mcchs Bank,
cash. 2gi; 100 Norrstown. Ia ~ Mechs Bk, 2 1000
State 81, cash cap. - Penn Bk, 33.
Second Board and AftU-l00 Reading 80 rw and 200,
sswu. 33i 80 IN Bk Tenn. 50 1000 Tenn BIDS an
nusl - 100 Reading lSO s5wn, 33t 10000 State "a
7qi 20 Mech BIZ. q LOO Lehsh De- ~ 100 Read 33s.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mATTEHs.
For Sales Of Stock, &c. Sc, Fourth Page

"WEDNESDAY, p. NJ.
There was not large business at the Stock
Board today and prices without marked change.
At the Second Board descriptions were little
hrnor. After the Board a very active demand sprung
up for Treasury Notes and nearly half million were
sold st per cent The reports that the British media
ton bad been accepted had effect on the market
Should be the Noies must improve and If not true
they considered good purchase
In Bills there is still no activity The supply IN
the market ia considerable Very good Sterling sold to-
day at - per cent Francs are j33i d532l and quiet
I'm Freights there is fair amount of produce Of
fcring and there is change in rates TO notice. To
Liverpool engagements made At IA. and I'D and
e. Iondon at Is al 81 aud l2d. An American and a
British ship taken at 4s for London, Norwegian
at IS Cd for Liverpool, and British vessel for Cork
and market at Is The Hertiordshre has 1000 bbls
engaged tor London supposed at a. She ia irsete-
like ship formerly belonged to the Essi India Company
and will carry 1900 or more.
town bank who made the mistake about the proprietor
ship OF the gold alluded to yesterday
The exports of Cotton goods from this port from
lst to goth July were SOB packages.
A report OF the condition of the Harlem Rail
road has been read before the Board of Directors and
will be published in day or two.
The following statement shows the sum collect
ed on the several canals for each of the months OF May
and Ipnn and he total Of hath
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nd June. and the total of both

Total. S695363 % 800 y Sl,2l0I2i ~
The above sums exclusive of the cost of collec
ton s27 9s being the amounts deposited to the credit
Of the Treasurer after deductng the salaries Of coec
tors inspectors and expenses of collectors Offices
The entire length Of the Providence T. WoTces'
ter Rsrosd is graded excepting the section near Tx
bridge The rails are laid for about Is miles. The
depot In Providence is going up rapidly. The road will
probably be opened in September The Directors have
been authorized to raise 10000 loan to complete the
road
At Boston some of the new water loan has been
soldst{ Fitchburg Railroad has been sold at 30 per
cent advance since il became known that dividend oil
per cent was declared and the receipts OF sst six
months warranted that division Of profits. Worcester
sold in small lots at - Nashua o. Maine Il for old and
lil for new Eastern III. Portland 81 Western III snd
Providence y per cent advance Cheshire sold al ~
interest of; sullivan ] advance; Fall River sii Gs1
rights oa rise of $l4 per share within few weeks
The following statistics OF the Boston and Maine
Road show rapid increase in business Incorporated
in 1855 Opened (throush) in 1913. Length 81 niles
o. A., a1-o
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Amusemenis.
AMERICAN MusgUM.

livery DAY AND EVENING ihi, week. counereins
ENondsy, jay =, isF-spentit exhibitions ana per.
s,rrnauces every sf=rnoon 81 AID every evening 81
o'elocs New and Interesting Wax Figures faithful rep
r-.-utsilor. Of he SIS AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES
tsksr i1 ~ wear ts OF Sew-Haven. the schooner
kni.tsa Aler hey hsd muined and murdered Toe OH
GER, an crew SsrtA Anna. Wooden Leg The Shskng
OuAs-r,. Orphssn Family: Pete Morris; Chspnsn FAM
ny: Miss Greenwood Mss p Jutrl Orsng Oqtsng
Anatomical Nsnus; Madam Rockwell, The sortlne Teller.
Admission . children under 10 years, l.; eis iyi2
CASTLE tsARDEN.-Afmis.lou :, eenu-rhe
splendid Panorama u Newly ork BAY, snd me delight.
nj "a brre enjoyed by The visers render lbs TIE mos
d--rspl- s2mluer resort Ia he cty-THO RsOAf EVE
MING july The Entertainments VIII commence IN
ne Overture 10 Thu Bronze Horse - sner wnch, The
Two Gr-gor-so IN snsme " Grand Pas de rros,
by Misses Louss, Amelia snd May Ann Wells, Ballad
MY o~u native lsnd Mss Phillips; View Of ihe Cosmors-
mas WsllE, BY he Orchestrs; Mics /. Wells will dance
La smolensks The whole 10 coueuie ~lgh The aashabs
vaudeville, -atiIled the " Recdszgoasn
Doors open ST = commences Al oeloct Wa
CA-TLE DEN-ENrRtORDINARY EXHI.
NBIrlOS The Chinese Junk Keyng q now living AZ
Castle Garden. Admission board. . cents Oren
from O'clock. A. VI until p. NJ iylSgws
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Sao34 hbs four. Van Dsus-n. q DO y Ahs hr,,.r
M-sd Co l.56f bush corn. Bsocock CO. 81 MI, rk
bbl bacon, Kent. Posg Co I5 kegs butter WI & IS
DO DO. knapp Bsker
Sow Lt1s-Pta Saissmfg-~3 bbs our YaIvar,or 4
Fellows. On hush corn 2 Goth
Nrr Ygrt Jii'a sHd Ourszo Line " S R7ssir-- Boa,
Nsds1-4 is1 bush corn. Billiard Hay.. Do psr. butter
sour Eorth LIfrff@d Beach, ths 6@srs - r-,ftsr
Ous a u Woodward; i4f ks rh-c.- Perry
C1euGrEo LAKE Boat LfHs Hi1is 4 R.rfsrd- Feat
Sourtoufs-150 1ust corr hhs egg, Ies.. girt, 7.0
bush corn q Newell 9 hhls potash K-ear
Sane Li1c-Horr Suyr1a-- hrk butter Hur.but 4
paf
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