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$50 Reward.
. STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE

Ky. pasture OF Samuel Dayton, in the Sixth
Ward Of the city OF Troy, on the night OF the 29th
June, BROWN MARE. about years old, bob-tsil,
about IS hands high, a square and smart trotter
small white star in the forehead; the main flows to
the right hand she has the hair rubbed off the IN
observed closely represents detomity being conside
raby lower on that side Of the head than the left eye
She has also, what is called spins on the inside of
both her legs, below the knees.
A reward Of $50 will be paid for the return Of said
Mare and If stolen, reward OF $50 will be paid for
the arrest ofthe thief $50 for information where the
Mare may he found LEWIS FELLOWS
Troy, June 30, 1877. .5w3
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nlarrieo,

In this village, Aug. LIST BY Rev H. Worces,er'
Mr. ALBERT CRooKER and Miss ELIZABETH "Rt'oN''
both of Burlington.
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N FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1s47.
Pine Timber Wanted.

VEALED proposals will be received UNI
~ the 18th day Of the present month, for $50 hard
pine spes from IS to Is feet in length the subscrt.
Der shall direct not less than inches in diameter al
the small nor over 10 inches at the large end to be de-
livered in equal proportion the Burlington and Col
chester sides ofhe River near the line Of the Central
Railroad. Cash on full delivery.
HARRY BRADLEY, Agent
Burlington, August S, ls47. 2w'
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD respect
i fully inform the public that he has fitted up the
store two doors south of the Bank of Burlington on
Church street, and recommended the
DRUG BUSINESS,
where he will be supplied at all times with carefully
selected stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
comprising every article required in the Physicians
Practice and demands of the trade. Also,
Surgical and Dental 1nstrumnnts,
Mineral Teeth, Foils, Leeehes, brushes, Soaps,
Perfumeries, Congress Water, Camphene,
Inks Blackinss, Dye Stu6s, &c.
Particular attention will be paid in the preparation
Of Physicians prescriptions and family recipes
AMOS G. SPEAR.
Burlington, July co. ls47. 6w3
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DAN JOHNSON Chit,enden Co. Court,
Isaac yAspsnwrRxrn March Term, lsa7.
Whereas Dan Johnson of Jericho, in said County,
at the Term aforesaid has brought into this Court his
in said Chittenden County, declaring against him in
an action Book to balance book accounts between
them, demanding in damages 5000, And whereas
personal notice Of the tendency OF said suit:
Therefore it 10 ordered by the Court that said
cause be continued to the next Term of said Court, to
be holden at Burlington the Third Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER next, and that the said Isaac Vanderwerker
be notified Of the pendency Of said cause by publish
ing the substance of said declaration in the Free
Press newspaper printed in Burlington, three weeks
successivey, the last of said publications to be al
least twenty days prior to said next Term OF this
Court.
Dated at Burlington, July q, ls47
Z. A. STANSBURY, Clerk
j. Mem. SKATER, Atty. 6w3
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COMMENCEMENT.

HE have a very fine Assortment of
w Watches, Jewelry, Canes, Fans, Musical In
struments &C. great variety ct fancy articles suit
able for the season We have luc, opened new lot
of English gold cased lever watches &c, fine lot of
polished fine gold guard chains few fob chains with
variety OF gold keys and few seals, rings, pins
card cases. pocket books cards. curls and pictures
which we are almost daily making some additions
Watches, clocks and jewelry, cleaned and repaired
in our usual style. 5 BRINsMAID & BROTHERS
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STOLEN

STOLEN,
neWm FROM the Subscriber, on the
V& night Of the 22d inst, one pair Of CHER
ILL., RY RED three years old STEERS ,nubs
on three Of their horns when taken the bush Of their
tails white and one is some larger and heavier than
the other. Said cattle offered for sale by the
thief to Mr. Mech OF Shelbarne, but being too close
them for sale to Mr.. l.. Stone, of Charlotte, and
being here questioned closely, proposed leaving
them with Mr.. Stone for a few days. 1t is supposed
the thief afterwards took them from there as they
are missing.
A reward of SIS 90 will be paid for the apprehen-
SION of the thief and any information respecting the
cattle handsomely compensated AMOS READ
Charlotte, July 90, lSi7. 5w3
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lust received at the Agricultural Ware
D house, large lot of the celebrated kendall's Cy.
Under Churns. Also, Stone Churns and general
assortment of Stone ware. J. 5. PIERCE.
Burlington, July Both. s
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NEW BOOKS.
nm ESCOr'TsS T,ou,u.s, "a Par,

I VOINlutSt =
Orators of France, les
Year of Consolation by Mrs Butler. O,15
Wood Leighton or Year in the Country. n o.,
by Mary Hewitt, 0'-'
cleveland Tale Of the Catholic Church, O,25
The Secret Tribunal, by Dumas, O,25
Unfortunate Maid or the Miser's Fate O,25
Summer Tours Notes of a Traveier} "a,
through the Nidde e. Northern Sntes,} ''''
Graham, Columbian, Ladies National
and Godcys Magazine for August.
The Union Magazine, Edited by Mrs
c. NJ. Naturalization of New Home! O,25
Vol. mo. 3, for August,
July Both. C. B. EDWARDS.
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DATENT and Common Sperm Candles Pure
L Sperm and Bieached Whale Oil, just received
and warranted to satisfy those in search Of light.
July lSi7 3 A. s. DEWEY.
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WOOL. DUTY, 30 per CT.

There has been constant demand for the several
grades Of American fleece and pulled Wool and sales
ted rates.
Prime Saxony Fleeces
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Bakersfield Academical Institution

ShClu AOuuClulCuA A1kOtAVutAVMs
I. 8 Z. f biASEE, nc M A. M Principals
Mrs. J. s. SPAuLDING, Preceptress and Teacher of
Drd,ring
Mr.. S. NJ BAssErr, I Teachers Of Music, Vocal
Mrs S NJ. BAsssrTS and Instrumental
Mrs. .. Il. HouGHToN, Teacher of Painting.
Mr.. l.. DAVIS, Teacher of Penmdnship.
Mr.. B. f. CROKER, Teacher of French.
The Fall Term commences on Wednesday, the LIST
day of September. In addition the ordinary recita
TONS hour per day during the term will be devo-
ted to those designing teach in this time instruc-
tons will be given Orthoepy Orthography, Analysis
and Composition OF Words, the use OF Outline Maps
Globes, drawing Maps &c. Arrangement and gov
eminent OF Schools the best method OF Teaching, SC
will be subjects for written and extemporaneous dis.
cussions.
Books furnished by the Principals.
Lectures, with experiments, will be given OH Nat
ural Philosophy Chemistry &c.
Board 81 rs per week
SETH CAKES, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Aug 3, lSi7. 7w3
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Burlington Female Seminary.
vuyJuD NrNvr m .HDNT -. .,,. V,,.-,,-,,,,,,

i will commence on the sth Of SEPTEMBER, and
continue, with short recess at Thanksgiving, until
the 10th of FEBRUARY. Terms half payable in ad-
vance. Tulros, in English branches and Latin, per
quarter, $500; French Language, $3.50; Drawing,
Sl,O0; Music, $500
BOARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing. &c. s25
per quarter. BY the gear small deduction is made.
None are admitted ordinarily for less than one Term
or two Quarters, and no deductions made for alb
sence except in case Of protracted sickness.
Aug. 9, l8i7. 7w3
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
at Granville Washington County ". Y.
Millions Insured and No
Assessments

'TEiIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY THE
L Legislature, April 22nd 1894. They commenc-
ed doing business on their present improved system
on the 18th Of May 1885, since which time they have
insured property to the amount OF over fre nitt0ns
of dollars, made assessment, and have in the
treasury with which to pay losses, EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS and the fund constantly increasing from the
percentage paid in by new applicants. All loses
have been promptly paid.
This company addresses itself particularly 10 the
FARMERS ofthc country. being designed for their benz
eft. The very low price at which they insure prop
ery and the fact that assessments have yet been
made and probably will not be for many years. it ev
err on account of the large and increasing fund now
in the treasury any losses that may occur and
the peculiar caution they adopt in nsurng property in
large villages and other places where it is very haz
ardous it IL belle :ed, by those acquainted with their
principles and method Of doing business, that it offers
the greatest inducements 10 the community generally
to loin them OF any insurance company IN the State
of Vermont or New York. They are prohibited from
machinery, cabinet makers loners or coopers shops,
and from taking more tn n TWO thousand dollars at
any one risque. The place OF dong business of this
Company is at East Granville, n. y. on the stage
road from Burlington Vt to Troy, n. Y, land one
hundred rods from the Vermont line on which there Is
daily mail. For further information reference is
made to the several agents OF Franklin and Lamole
counties, VT, who arg authorized to take applica-
tons Tor insurance and the Company guarantee thai
all surveys taken personally by either of said agents
shall be binding on the Company kemlttances ior
al losses in the counties OF franklin and Lamoille
will be made in checks on either OF the Banks of Bur
ngton or St, Adams, at the election of the person
sustaining the loss immediate after the loss salts
fac ,priaiy shown anu IN case OF any disagreement
between the Company and the insured, II may, at the
election OF the insured, be submitted TO arbtatois mu
tually chosen in the county where the loss happens.
A. w SEARS and IouV f. WEBSTER are travelling
agents who it's expected, will call on the farmers &c
Morally at their residences and receive applications
The expense OF becoming insured for nve years Id
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Wanted.

A Good Currier will find constant employment for
n cash, through the Season, by applying imneda-
tely to h. 1. LOOMlS,
P.arl 9,ree, July Is4T Avs
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LEECHES, LEECHES.
A FRESH ARTICLE of SWEDISH LEpcHEs
n Just received by HARRINGTON.
.ipothecaries' Hall
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SCHOOL OF HEALTH,
Mr.. J. M. Perkins, Professor of
GYMNASTICS,

u ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE LADIES
IL and Gentlemen Of Burlington and vicinity, that he
intends making short stay in this town othe purpose
Of giving series Of Lessons in the healthf exercises
Of his new, and celebrated style of Gymnastics Mr..
P. is the only one that teaches these beautiful and
healthy accomplishments in America, and has been
well supported in Canada West. These exercises will
benefit people ofany age. Ladies who are DESTROYS of
knowledge ofthis exercise, will please form them
selves into class they will receive Is lessons, for
dollars, each.
Gentlemen, Is lessons, 6 dollars, including the
new style Of extension motions, walking, and the
new drill OF self defence, which the last in ITSELF when
properly taught, is beautiful aud healthy exercise,
ly be careful and not become fighting characters,
which is dsgraceful in all civilized countries at the
present day but it is quite right for gentlemen to
have good knowledge Of the art.
Mr. p. would also take much pleasure in seeing
TO Juvenile class, three mornings in the week, at
o'clock, very useful to youngsters indeed. These
exercises straighten the arms, legs and body, give
strength to the whole assemblage Of bones, sim
ews, and ligaments, and expand the chest, cause a
free and easy respiratiOn which OF course must lead
to beneficial results.
Mr.. p, will explain the benefits arising from exer-
else OF this kind, more fully on his arrival.
N. B. All those of weakly constitutions be sure and
come to me, don't foil, as am prepared to prove to
YOU that these exercises saved Inc from an early end
Pianos tuned for 81, so. Great care taken Of the
| Instrument
p s. You will find that ali the best Medical Gen.
tlemen highly recommend Gymnastic exercises and
| | teach the same kind that is taught at the High
Schools in Europe, together with some Of my own in
| yentions If
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HENRY BULKLEY, Pre.t
ARCH BIsHoP, Sec'y
Granville, n Y, Feb 10. lSi7 lnS
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Guenon's Coz Treaiise.-It will be
recollecled that short time since we no.
,iced work in which the author, who
was Frenchman, processes 10 discover
bp certain external posterior marks,
whe.lie COW is good mixer or not
The author does not undertake to creep
out Of false decisions in the matter by
combining them 10 convenient generalilies,
but boldly pronounces the precise quaint.
~ Of milk which COW will give its
quality; and what time after being preg.
nan, the COW will continue TO give milk
A letter was lately read TO the Farm.
crs' Club Of the City oil New York, from
Mr.. Brooks, who has devoted consd.
cradle attention TO the subject, with the
work Of M. Guonon in his hands. His
plan Of procedure was 10 visit tile COW
yards Of large dairymen, and examine The
animals under the guidance Of the treatise;
and after making his decisions. inquire OF
The owners as 10 their truth. Oul Of one
hundred cows go examined. he was mis-.
isken only Eve times.-Prairie Far
mer.
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WAR WAR;!
DE it known unto all persons whom
4 y i, may concern. that
MCMILLAN 81 BrsoTHER,


No. ., Bre,Dstsr's Stone Building, Pou, Mnms.
Have declared war-nol against Mex
leo, no, against Grea, Briiain-hu. upon
high prices and they hereby pledge
themselves TO prosecute it with vigor un-
til the prices of goods are brought down
TO standard to meet the cxigences IF
the times, the low price Of Produce &c.
They have laid in, in New York, by way
OF ammunition. and which they are just
receiving, large and well selected as
sortmen, Of
Nep Goods,
consisting in part Of cloths, cssimeres,
satineus, calicoes VERY cheap,) linseys,
fannels (some very cheap,) alpacas VERY
cheap,) silks, bonneis, ribbons, wooden
aud silk shawls, hats, linens, bsgging and
thousand other articles usually kept in
dry good store, but too numerous to
meniion.
.fISo, the greatest variety Of mans and
boys caps 10 be found in this section.
Also, large assortment Of Rfody-
made Clothing, such as over-coa,s, hun
ting coats. sack coats, frock coats, pan,a-
looms of various qualities, vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
Also, splendid assortment, Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and a, low
prices. also,
Hardware and Groceries.
flo, large assortment of Crockery;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lilies furnished on very reasonable terms.
The larges, stock Of
Iron, Nails and Steel
KEEP, in this section Of coua,ry. Black
smiths aud others wanting Iron would Go
well to give us call
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if you
feel any interest in buying goods at io'c
prices, and in pa,ronizng those who put
down the prices of goods, we invite You
10 call at No. ., Brewsltr's Stone Build
ing "a large figure . on each side Of the
door, and you shall be accommodated.
UheM bought.
Sept, 25 MCMILLAN & BRO.
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DRlGS, MEDICINES. &C.

ENHE subscriber has Just received
IL from New York, Philadelphia and
st. Lniis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye stuirs,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware.
&c, &c; also the hes, quality Of branIies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. -. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the sonlh side of
the public square, and examine The stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July %, 1876 G. f. WALKER.
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Nails.
NEW GOOUsl NEW GOuDsl!

7 HAVE ju.treccived from New York
large stock Of dry goods, compI's'
ing nlmos, every article in this line usu.
ally enQured for in country store. ano
am determined to sell the same rs cheap
as the cheapest: il is useless 10 ennmer
ate the articles, JUS, call at the old stand
on the south side of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices,
il ~ no trouble to show the goods.
N. u. Mos, kinds of produce taken in
exchange. g. T.. WALKER.
Ottawa. July %. lsd6
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B.ns,ns Patent Hydrauiie ROM

Bsnson'S Patent Hydraulic Rom.-
Such is the title Of M apparatus invented
for The purpose Of raising water above lie
level. Al lie exhibition ., the Fair Of the
American Institute in October. il forced q
ies or water 10 the hsigh. of sixty feet,
being acted on by a fall Of 8 feet only
l'ls msehinery Is not complicated. and
eaano. bs very expcnsive.--Prdirie Far
Msr.
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ENOR SALE-rhe equal undivided
H. half of a FIGURING mn, with two
pairs Of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom ard one ler merchant work two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and averything in complete order for Gus.
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou.
ses and store-one new two story
house-and several oui.buildings, with
l60 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that inlersec,s
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good lille and immediate possession
gwen. Small par, cash, and a credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. L. Hollis,er, Esq, at the cour,
house. or al Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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CERTAIN PRtMPT AND PtRwAEtET
FEVER & AGUE.

So fnr the proprietor has in1nd IT only neres'
-ary to test It's practical ani health restoring blts'
sings in the communities where II mas been IN
truducrd. In III. proud Testimonials So elected,
the worth Of the frhriiugc is made manifest; aud
IT is therefore confidently sent upon lis healing
GRAND in,o the Valley of the Mississippi. He
sends it there AS medicine, now regarded IN the
Northern aud We,,etn States rs cure whose
progress is undim,ncd. and UihUufG SoHi0ry fmi.
ure. IN Short sustained wherever tested, (and
he evidence can be furnished, IL there are any
inclincd TO be skericnl.) Ne "Ague. BreGking.
Fera .Rcmoying. opd H0hh.Rutumg."
As such, MAcKgNziE's ToNic FruuIFrGris
now oii,rcd,o the Aguc diseased oi Illinois, and
the States adjoining, aud To thnse emtgranls and
travellers who may be- attacked 10y the Ague and
Fever away from their homes aud families. II
IL submitted n an iulnllhe remedy for the Ter.
rife local disease arcudnut upon our soils, and
the miasn,a,ic civilizations arising ihrrcirom.
BY properly ndh,tlneto the diuc,inns accom-.
banging It, or giving heed Ia the warnings tina,
the system invariably gives in advance OF malay,
the constitution may not only Ne rescued ffomis
ihraldom io the uyager but even is siealihics'
approaches frustrated before allowed fIothold
10 the prudent, whn, has been stated above
will answer ms well rs IL n volume oi verhiaue
were placed hrfnrc them To MI those who re-
siN this invitation to Try remedy that has al.
ways surcccdcd wherever applied, the only
words ,hni can I've sni arc
The wise man ptnspcrs on The locl 'd'wnfall
'ris VISIONS part 10 lrcnk diseases thrall.
Tor sale hy the pmpreters Agent.
THOs. bAssNETr, ottawa Illinois
Avg %. 49,
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Houses pile Ointment.

SSam'st valuable, safe, and certain cure for
4 the pies. ITNumerous certificates of th~
happy effects Of this Ointment may be fund up.
on the wrapper accompanying ench bottle.
Prepared only by GEO. W. HOUSE. Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bo,te.
or sale IN Southport by Stryker & Greene
wholesale a2ents, Tor Wisconsin. h,ca. Michigan,
northern Illinois & Ind. fnr which Territories
aud states all orders should be addressed.
G. J.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottaws, June 80. 1916. lie
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n E w S + O Il E
Al La Sale. IN.
RICHARD CODY

q UULD respectfully lnInrm The
y Y citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, thai his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardpare, Boots s. Shoes,
Sc, 81, &c.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for tins
market. and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment i'll the country. He re.
specially invites the farmers and Others
10 give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge Cor themselves.
Ia Sale, March II, 1916.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.

Hshe unprecedented time II Ftre NWs.
FsNll attention olihe public is particularly call
4 ed to taIs Great Remedy ior calls or dsat
ana Ferer, aud in loins 50, the proprictors deem
II proper 10 make the following declarations, the
truth oi Which be desires the people TO test hy a
trial, and he will cheerGuy ABIDE their decision.
viz:-lst. The article Is pleasant aud convenient
to take -. II will cure evsry case If the direc-
lions are observed. 81. II will leave no iniuri-
Gus ELECTS IN the system on the contrary, it i'm
parts strength To the constitution. An ltis pure
" vegetable. and will cure with perfect certainty
IN iSe hours. Certificates on the wrapper around
the bottle, of cures from six months to ten years
standing.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail BY
GEO. w. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
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rHE GREAT AMERICA REMEDY FOR
Consumption of tl,c Lungs

4Gtctions cfihe Liver, asthma, Bon
chilis, pain or ,oeaknesS Of The Breast
or lungs. Chronic Coughs, Pieuri-
So Hmorrege Of the Lungs, and all
The affections IF tae Pulmonary Or
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New EsrG. store.

q TIE Subscriber has re-
sSZsZLA moved To the new building
recently erected by George
81 Cooley, one door north OF
the Mansion House, where
----a-- he is now prepared (since
his return from The east To offer the mos
complete ASSORTMENT of Drugs, Nedi-
ciHes, Chemicals, Paints. Oas, Glass,
and every article in HE line OF Drugs ever
before Offered in this market, together
with most every variety Of Patent Mcdl-
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting Of
indian Choagogue Fahea,lock's ycrnifuge
Smiths Tonic Syrup Cough BIlsam
tiomse's Indian Tome Eye-Nater
Ferrlss do do Ruhrfacient
brstrt', baIsam Wild Cherry; Cough hozcngcs;
BTistp's Carniua,ive J. zcngys; Sands Sarsdpa'
fiIia; Comsinck'S d.; Lee's Anji.biii,us pilI.;
Einrres ia de-. Phinry's do DO; Nri-hr's lndlau
Vegetable do; Druegs vegetable and tonic d"
P"sl's poor MAS, >; lloopefs female do, smith,
sugar coated d.; Dranhreth's d " lslar's de
Resurrection do; Motifs ptnuix brttrs and pills
jew Divid's Hebrew plaster; Spohu's hrad-ach,
remedy; tAes>euaus Arahi,u b ,am; Ptctota
hal,am honey; u,wn's hal.am'c chXer; Badhnlo
news pax cSpectTlu,; Parcels Arniiin I'M
ment; Hay'S Lioiueut, f,r piles; Barclays croul
cuhtbs and slrslpsr!i, abi n,any aIiclcs NJ
enumerated. which wi(i =, Il a. low us lcae,
pieces. Aug % fG-Sf e. T.. THOMPSON
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Caps, NIuRs and Tippeis.

A 4 greatly reduced prices. mems fur.
"a plush aud cloth caps, boys do; the
balance Of large stock will be sold with
out reserve. at The low once price store Of
Nov. 90, 1916 BoUGIIToN.