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CoLLETON BITTERs

YNHESE Bitters are purely vegetable com
- pound, and are offered to the public from
principle Of benevolence, under the fullest convic-
lion that they will be found safe and sovereign
'emedy for Dyspepsia. They have been trium.
,hantly tested, not only by some of the most re-
pectable families and physicians in the State Of
south Carolina, who have furnished ample testi-
nony to their decided excellence, but also by the
proprietor, who, for ten years. suffered all the gloom
incident TO that stubborn and distressing disease.
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Btters, of not proving injurious by con-
tinucd use. They contain not single deleierious
ingredient, and, seen from the directions which
accompany each bottle. may be given with entire
safety to an infant in the month.
With pleasure, and for the benefit Of mankind I
send you q certificate relative to the Colleton Bit
tiers.
In the year 1898, when the cholera was in
Charleston S. c., was compelled to send servant
to the city. On his return, he suddenly attack
ed with most violent pain in his bowels, so much so
as to cause apprehension that he would expire in a
short time, If medical aid could not ba procured.
Immediately resorted to the CoIleton Btters by Civ
ing wine glass full at dose. In the course Of
very short time it acted an emetic, and throwing
him at the same time into profusc preparation.
then continued to give il in small Doses from tco to
THREE tea spoonsfull, which resulted in happy re-
covery. Since then have been using it constantly
in my family, in cases of cholera morbus, cholera
infantum, diarrhRa and general debility, and in
every instance found it highly beneficial Some
constitutions, however, require much larger doses
than others.
JOS. D. JENKINS.
Inn
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Main Stem
WESTWARDLY.

May, ls47.
Main Stem
WESTW.ARDLY
For Cumberland, Hancock, Mauinsburg, : Ill.
HaIper's Ferry, Winchester. Frederick, *
ElIicott's Mills, and intermediate depots
by the regular train,
For Frederick and intermediate stations 4rm
by extra train, except Sunday,
E.aSTW.aRDLY.
From Cumberland, daily, regular train, at 81. N.
Hancock, do do 100 +"
Mar,insburg. do do ~
Harper'sFary, do do l29 Pm.
Frederick, daily, except Sunday sx-
ira train, ga. NJ
Do do by regular train, 2P.M
Eco,t's Mills, daily, by several trains, at
An. IAN. and Az Pm.
Fare in .ither direction between Cumberland and
Baltimore, 81, and for intermediate distances at the
uniform rate Of 4 cents per mile.
Through tickets are issued between Baltimore
and Wheeling, respectively, ST.
Between Baltimore and Pittsburgh, 10
Between Philadelphia and Wheeling, l3
Washington Branch.
From Baltimore at 81 4. NJ. and p. M. daily.
Do do 3 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
From Washington at A. NJ. and 81 r. M. daily
Do do l2r. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
by order D.. j. FOLEY, Agent.
may l6-tf
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
TOR sale at the
7 FOUNTAIN BOOKSTORE,
near the Railroad Depot
may lS--d
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New policies issued in June, 1871
ROB. l.. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. &. MILLER, Secretary.
Washington Agency.
J. G. LEWIS, Agent 7lh ST., Washington.
HAnvr LrnDsLr,, Physician, corner of g and A
streets.
july l4-6t
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HANDBlLLS, &c.
N eaily printed at the Office Of the Nat. Whig
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AL so BECK'S ST. sc
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.

Removed 10 The corner Of Tth street and Penn.
.,s Avenue, oper Stotts Drug Store.
A CCURATE and highly finished Portraits for
N 81 so, Groups in proportion.
Posr MoRrEM cases attended to with prompti-
tude and certain success at reasonable advance.
share of the, public patronage is most respect
fully solicited.
June II J. H. B. BECK.
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Co. 60 - go a.
TOURS OF DEPARTURE Of the passenger
III trains on the Main Stem and Washington
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, LIST
Nav ls47.
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mo sail from Philadelphia the 10Th Of every
i month, and from Liverpool the 18th Of every
month
FROM pnIl. ApELpHIA TO LIVERPOOL.
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The following voluntary testimonial was given tc
to the Agent, Mr. NJ, Wings, at Cambridge, Vt, and
speaks volumes in favor OF this medicine.
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JOIINSON'S WALNUT OIL MILITARY
SHAVING SOAP

THIS peculiarly incstimable compound is the in
i v"ntion of our MIR, VIM Johnson, aud has now
become so exceedingly popular thnt other article
can give such universal satisfaction Other irrcspon-
sble persons are attempting 10 initiate it in appear
ancr' but all such is spurious and counterfeit Mr.
.uhnson's genuine article.
The public will only be secure by purchasing from
ns or our regular Agents OF the highest rcspectaby
ihr, uIhout the United States
Also every description OF the most choice scented
Soaps IN extra embossed gilt labels. Essences ior the
Handkerchief, Cologr Wutcr, Hair Oils Pommndrs
c, smrtics, Tooth Powders, and every article emhra-
ccd ia the Pciiuuery department, at A. LCoinstock :
No 6 Courtlandt-st opposite the National Hotel n Y
In Burlington by \, {. SrEAR and TuEo A. PncK
AputhccaIits. 10
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B Q Q K S

RECOMMENDED By THE STATE AND
COUNTY SUPERI\TENDE\TS
|. Daries' First lessons in ArHhmctic
.. Daries' Schom 1rihmctic.
3. WWad's Sch,M HiSimyofhe Iniicd Siaics
A Il meeting of the State aud County s;upcrincn-
n dents at Montpelier, on the 2Oth OF October 1917
il
Resolrcd, That this Convention innsmueh as Ad-
ms Arithmetic is regarded by us as superior tn all
other trcatlscs on Arithmetic now before the public
excepting the series ty ProtesSor Daries, and mas
much rs Adams is now in general in our schools
would not at this time recommend any violent hasiy
measures by way OF introducing any new books But
impressed with firm and deep conviction that Da.
vcs' Elementary and Common School Arithnctics
whether used As means OF securing thorough mcntn
training or for practical purposes in the highcs, ana
most liberal sense are decidedly Supcrior IN any othc,
miH rhich IRE are acqnainted, anil wouid nnhcsita-
tingiy ANT shoHg'y rcco~mcnd tie intiOduction d
these J00ks aS fast change can be made.
Signed, SD. VI. CAMP, Prcs't
Montpelier: 2lst Oct, 1871 r. CASE, Sccy.
NoTE.-Thc School History OF Mrs " Hard wa.
recommended by the Convention of 1916.
The above Books are published by A. ). BARNES
Il CO., New York, and Tor sale by Booksellers gen
orally in Burlington and other towns in the state l9;
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LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PiNlCEt

THIS medicine had its origin among the north
! western tuhcs OF Indians, whose medical skill as
far surpasscs they naturally excel us in philos-
ophy This medicine compounded in the grcat la
boratoy OF the west is free from all mineral suhstan-
ccs, and was discovered b, the proprietor in ls3S
While attending the payment OF the Indian unnuitcs
upon the upper lakes, he had violent attack OF the
asthma, which threatened immediate DEATH and after
dcsparlng OF finding relief, was turnishcd-througi
the influence ol the Agent of the Home Missionary
Socicty-lrom the hand OF Il celebrated indiaH .ned-
iciae Man" this compound, which proved imncda;rl,
eilcclual, and took Inn from deaths dor and restored
him 10 perfect hca IN ; aud WI; many presents and
much trouble he obta'G, d knowledge Of the mate.
rails and rcc,- Tor compromising the same Ih,
mcdic:r Is prepared with great care, and much ~
pc.is and TO guard against counterirts the sJuar,
patent bottles have the words l.onglcy's Panacea'
in raised letters, east each, aud the inside label sign
ed by :. VI Lougley.
For sale by A. l., Comstock, No Courandt-st
opposite National Hotel, n. Y; A c. SrEAR nn,
TUEo. A PEcR, Apothecarcs sIurngton. -
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"EsONg,a and Eteaay!!!n

TNN EVN MI TIIS EENENtTS \ Bl0g-
i raphy OF MAJ. Gcae,ai ZACHARY IA WON
and sketches OF the Lives Of GcncTdiS U'ORIW
wool ard TIIiGGS; with an account OF the va
rious actions OF their divisions in Mexico up To the
present time. Together witt sketch OF the lite OF
count of TIN. operations of his DIVISION in Mexico IL
Illustrated by Portraits ana Engrayngs So great has
been the demand that TmEry large editions have
been sold, and 40 lcs- than 1Huiy Th0usgHd copies
were sold within one month from the day OF It's publ
cation A Liberal discouns made to the trade. A
large supply this day received by
Nov a. 1917 22wl c. GOODRICH.
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FUR STORE,
@. A. SEYMOU

NOrih.tH"t corner 0I The SQuaic
Sirongs Building,
TN inviting the attention OF the public and especially
of The Indies to the extensive assoc tneni OF -uups
Boas and Fursnuw on sale a, his establishment, feels
perfectly warranted in saying that they are unques.
ipnnab!y the most elegant things Of the kind ever oerd
IN this town.
he has also great variety of Otter, Seal Beaver
Fur and other Gaps, for gcntemcn and children, fur
coliais fur gloves, sc.
ALSO
The Fail fashioo Of Hats, all Of which offered low
October, lst, 1871 liw3
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IllOIasScS
Iron. Nails, Glass. &c.

EFC7h. NIEI>, GIasS. nc.
\ TONS SHOE-SHAPE. VARIOUS SIZES ) do.
~ Scroll Iron; 10 do. Band do 50 do Round and
Square, BIG and upwards ) do O. : do 3 , and
3 inch Banks best do 10 do American Tire: do
do lIanmonds do do; do Hoop dc, all sizes iio
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do do Crow Bars
do spring Steel, various sizes do Round Cast do
Anvs , do Vices i do Mill Cranks; 100 do 'Ames'
Shoyels % do g Fosters do; - do Fairbanks"
Hoes 100 do ' Blanchards' Cast and German Steel
Scythcs; ID do do Cradles For sale by
J. BRADLEY & co.
Burlington, Nov Is Syuh Wharf.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT all

~ creditors of the late finn Of Suva" u Yale,
composed OF George Sullivan and :, iiiiam Henry
Yalcl heretofore doing business Merchants at Rou
srs Point Clinton Cuu.,;, New York, are hereby
qlrSlcd an required by the undersigned, Assi.ccs Of
sad lat hrn 10 present to them, ~ tn" place OF bust
ness OF Nelson W. FISK, No 22S Fulton street in the
City OF New ork, or before the fist day Of March
next their several and respective demands against said
late firm, together with nil vouchers and evidence
lang to the same in order that the undersigned may
proceed To declare dividends upon the proceeds OF the
assigned property and Close mp the trusts created by
the assignment 10y slid late firm 10 them. Interest 10
be- computed up the l1lh February lsij the date OF
the SAID assignment
NEi4sJs W. FISK ,.,o.a
OSCAR \. 81 BroS,} '"'s"''S'
New York, November. ISL a2m3
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I" CURE YOUR COLDS"
DIR. FOORD'S
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

II Immediately quiets the cough, removes pain, loo
ems the phegm, relieves difficulty of breathing and
heals and restores the LUNGS To a healthy state,
sooner than any known remedy. No family, there
fore this Of the year should be without it IN
their house, be used early; for cold like every
other disease is the most easily removed, when early
attended TO.
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.INLiN&NN, .LlPONICA .IELCE.

t'OR impartng yich, luXurian, and glossy hue to
/ the Hair. This desirable vegetable Juice is
OF the most innocent yet the most effective applica
tons Tor the human hair invented. Many Of the
most fashionable ladies in New York have long been
in llc habit OF using it, and speak Of il surprising
any thing ever invented, Ladies', try it
To be had of A l., Comstock, No, Courtandt-st
\. York and OF 4. {. SPEAR and THEo. a. PECK,
Apohccarcs Burlington. -
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Musical Notice.

MIR. WHITCOMB having taken up his winter
INl quarters AT Miidcbuy takes this method of sav-
ing 10 his friends, and the dancing community gcncr-
ally, that he is prepared to furnish good music Tor
Balls, Parties, Ne, on reasonable terms Any number
OF pieces urns he'd from two TO five the occasion
may require His Band consists OF II Clarionet Post
nom, IL, a,, -! Nions. and Ophcclyde.
Letters addressed to K T.. :. .,,TooMB, Middlcbury,
W., will receive prompt atteutn. -:
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COLDS AND COUGHS are beginning TO pre-
~ vail and now as the cold autumnal rains are fall
ing is the time when neglected Colds often lay the
foundation for ncurnble disease.
The idea contained in tins common expression, -
ii is nothing but a Coid and ,rW off, has
deiudrd thousands TO a premature grave II would
seem, that the experience Of mankind in this climate,
ought 10 have convinced them before now, that no
thing but Cold" has been quite enough to STAY It's
thousands
"CuRE YOUR COLDS"
Should therefore be tie watch-word, and one that
ought to be proclaimed at the Of the streets by
every lover of his race and especially by those whose
Calling and duty is to preserve the public health
cffcacous aud certain to cure, and at the same time
SO pleasant to take, as
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F3I cnIdcs OF VARIOUS quars, Also. ~ 400
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands aud
qualities Pipes and Sugars; Nacooboy and Scotch
Snuff; New Orleans, Porto Rico 1t. Croix and IIa-
yana Coffee, crushed: Loaf and Powdered Sugars;
New Orleans Porto Rico, Nueivctas, ST Croix. Trim
dad and Cuba Moa-se> Hall Boxes, Box and keg
Ralslns st Domingo, Cuba, Rio lnguira, sumairu
and Java Coffee pimcntu. Pepper, Ginger, Nutmcgs
Cloves, Mustard. Cassa. Fancy and Bar Soap Sperm
and Mould Candies, Winter and Summer OILS, Mack
/ erel, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod.
and a iul and general assortment OF Groceries which
We offer for sale at the very lowest market prices and
to which We invite the attention OF the country mcr-
chant. CLARK FISK x co
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Tin Plates, Iron Wire. &c
DY T. STJITCS,

20O Bbls Compeach'- ogwoou, $50 bbls St Do
cOV mingo do 200 nbls Nicaraguny, $50 bbs
Fustic, $50 bbls Camwood. 30 bhls Nader 80 bbs,
Alum IS bbls Coppcras, 90 bbs Blue Vitrol 30 Be-
mohns Oil OF Vtrio J. ST. H. PECKN Co.
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DADWAY'S WARRANTED TO THE PUB
/ \ lie. addressed unto all nations people and ton
aues, for the purpose ot rendering unto either sex
pleasing counenances and beautiful compilations, by
the use OF
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP,
which is warranted to remove
From off the face neck or hands,
Tmples, Blotchcs, sun Burn, Tan.
Its mysterious effects upon the cuiicle, in cleansing
the pores of the skin and sccrcting vessels from all i'm
puriicS, creating healthy action Of the skin, and pre-
venting
SALT RuEuM, Ring Worm Erispelas,
RASH, letter, Prickly Heat,
Scuryy, Morphew and BARRIERS Itch,
has been source of much wonder throughout the
world Indeed, it is astonishing experience the ci-
iccts of this delicious Soap. few applications cX-
terminate completely, any vesge OF Tan, Sunburns
letter. &c. Its medicinal properties being selected
from the most safe and eiiicacous baims and
tracts OF oriental growth, renders its cure for skin di-
senses certain while
FOR TOILET PURPOSES,
IL is the mast erfr0Ordindry Soap in the lr0rld.
II being entirely free from IiEdl essential oils
Corrosive Subimae, &c il will not irritatc milame
the skin but the contrary will render it sweet
pure fair clear and healthy, and never fails in i'm
parting beauty to the compleXo OF all who use it.
Price % cents Tor large cakes, and II! cents fol
small.
Sold in Burlington by A. C. SrEAR, Wholesale
Agent for IL cents per cake; in Nergenncs, +. Hun
.ington Willisron, Iiurburt & Hodges Middebury
\ p Russell Montpelier &. w. Scott.
J. Il K. G.. RAILWAY,
. Courtandt St, n. Y
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Certificates.

New York, Sept 7, 80
Dr. FooRD-Dear Sir: Your Pectoral Syrup has
become a standard remedy in my family for coughs,
hoarseness and all affections of the lungs, especially
in children for all such complaints ii is decidedly the
have ever known, and would not be day without II
in my house T.. b. LlrrnFIELp, 81 Watcr-si
New York, Sept 4, 1915,
DR., FooRD-Dear Sir Two years and a hall since,
had attack of Influenza, and it lett me with
severe cough, which lasted several months. our
lief and effected recruitment cure in short time.
have known other persons greatly relieved OF coughs
and asthmnrc complaints by the use OF the same me
dfcne and take great pleasure IN recommending It
the public, as the best remedy Tor lung complaints
that have met with.
+. c CulPIN, % John-st.
Sold by THO A. PICK, Apolhccary and Wholesale
Druggist, Burlington, Vermont
Nov II, lsi1. 2ONl
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STATUARY MARBLE QUARREL.

BWndon. Vermont.
THE above named quarries. well known for fur
L nlsug superior quality OF marble OF fine white
and taking high polish now being worked pro-
duclng a quality OF marbe, said to be uncquallcd IN
America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks, pcdcsals satuary from these
quarrics, may be addr ssrd To Knowles Taylor Pro-
pretor, AT licondcroga, city of New York, or to
Stephen !, Goodc Superintendent of the quarrics at
Brandon Vt. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
September |. 1877. 10.
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vNHE WINTER SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
Arrival Extra.

A + the Peoples Store has been received an extra
~ not OF Goods tor Cieap Winter Trade, such as
Shnwis from - cents to 81 -.
Oregon Gala and Scotch Piaids, for Cloaks, from
- cents to 81 - per yard.
Silk Thbeis and Mcrinos, for dresses and cloaks,
from 80 cents to $50 per yard.
Fringcs Glmps aud Buttons Of all shades and colors,
together " III increased supply OF all goods gcner
all ;;:'.;r'd. - Iiso-
Carpetings, Oil Cloth, Paper lIangings, Crockcry,
Glass Ware, and n very large stock OF Nuts Buas
Fur Gaps, Fur Trimmings, BuiiiIo Robes, etc, etc
which by the Peoples Agent will be sold chcapat
llOWARDS.
BURLINGTON Nov 81 lSi7 -
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,

FOR removing all pimpcs and cutaneous affections
L OF the skin, giving healthy action and ruddy
duccd by harsh winds cxposire the severity OF the
weather Being, likewise ole oil the most delicious
Toilet Soaps IN use
To be had wholesale and rctail At the Medical La
boratoy Of \. l.. tousiock and Hatch X Co, No.
Coutlandt- St, y. Y. For sale By 4. c. SPEAR and
TMLo. a rLcK. Anolhecnics. BnrIinglon. -
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(ONlSTOCK'S OLDRIpGr's BALM OF Co.

u IUNBA-'Ihe best aud cheapest preparation iol
the Hair ever offered to the public Discovered in the
year 1881, by John NJ Odrdgc. For sale by 4. l.
Comstcck, Not Courilandt ST, opposite the Nnlona
Hotel. y Y. and by \. C. SPEAR and THEo. a. PECK
N,,,t Rurlit,
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DONtI;STICS.

IJoNEDS No.
CHEETfNGS. Is bales Rockland; 10 do.
- New York 10 do New Jersey; 10 do Wa'poie
Is do NJ. NJ, c. =,
SIllRTINGS, 9 bales fine brown ] DO
do New York Mills.
TlCklNGS, . cases Lowell, bales
Lowell ALSO "a bales Attakapas mixtures !; !
cases :" Log Cabin pantaloon stuff bales OF fla,d
York krcmlins; ) do striped do do; do PLAIN dc
do; ID do Butts 10 do Wicking 10 do Amoskeag
drills 10 do Globe do For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, Nov 18th. South Wharf,
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COMSTOCK'S CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.

THE universal approval and continued demand for
i this valuable unguent, the best test OF its estab
lishcd worth, for the of burns, scads blistered
surfaces for sores Of all kinds, OF however long stand
ing and all external irraiiuns will AT once convince
the sufferer that It's is truly
Maeicai Pain Erfractor!
Sold in Tin Boxes fitted for any climate, at % cts
80 cts and 81 each, by 4. l.. Comstock, No. Court
land-st, n. Y; and by \. G. SrEAR and Turo, A.
Prrk Annlhecf,rics Burlington. 70
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T.. NJ. PARkERS
DagucrrcOtype Portrait Gallery,

College street. Burlington, VI.
r1'IIE Proprietor tenders his thanks to the citizens
OF Burlington and vicinity for the iibeidl patron
age he has vcd and having recently been to New
TUS. STOCK and CHEMICAL SO that Pictures
can be taken much larger than ever before done in this
part of the country he solics continued patronage.
PORTRAITS put up IN Extra Morocco Gases nj
the very low price of $3.50. Pictures of Per-
sons, View, OF Buildings and Landscapes can be taken
WITHOUT BEING REVERSED.
A large assortment OF Gold and Plated Lockeis OF
every description, for sale very low.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine specimens. lit1
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BLLOW s FALLS STAGE HOUSE.
by Russell HYDE

ENTENSlNE alterations and improvements have
IL recently been made in this Hotel corresponding
with the Railroad tendencies OF the day aud i is now
in admirable order To accommodate and make COM
Portable lis numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls, Aug, 1917. stt
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To Dentists,

EEATIlERS. ---Gccsc and Hens Foath
Il ers kept constantly on hand Was 4 NoyrS.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

fCVNNIINDN IUNN.
have been very bad for many years with Asthma
which was fast terminating III consumption ! was
confined to my room three weeks ago, when sent
for Dr. Perkins. have strictly lived up his drec-
ton, and am now able to follow my daily employ
ments. LORENZO w. SPAULDING.
Burlington, Vermont
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton Tor three years and every thing that have tried
Tor rcei failed. am under the direction OF DR.
Perkins and feel proud say that am fast recover
ing. Una PUTNAM.
Winooski Falls Vermont.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLiC-Ths is to certify that
have had the Pulmonary consumption for five years
and every thing that tried for rclic tailed As soon
ns heard OF DR.. Perkins went to him, and stayed
with him week, and feel much relieved, aud
firmly believe that he " i'll make me Il sound man,
EDWIN lluFrNAGLE.
WilIsboro', Essex Co New York Is
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ApOthcCaricS' Hall.
Commission Agent

COsleMisSiOn Agent
For the sale OF lEwETT'S, CoMsrocK'S and SHEER
MANS Medicines as also for all the popular Patent
Medicines Of the day. Sole Agent Tor the sale OF
TuoMSoN's UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES UrLRl-
Major.
All orders addressed us will meet with prompt at
tention, be careful, packed and warranted having tn,
largest and best assorted stock be found short of New
Iork--purchased exclusively for cash we are enabled
to make large discounts from the customary prices.
"llarringtons Building"
7. S.-Dr. b. j. flENEBERG will be in attendance OF
Saturdays and Wednesdays from 10 \. NJ ill 1 o..
clock p NJ, at Apothecarics' Hall, corner OF Churcl
and College streets when those who wish to CONSUL
him should call. SIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
NORTH SHORE SALMON.

JIST received few bbls Fresh caught North
j hrc Salmon at clTLIN y SPEiRS.
Sept. -, lsi1 Ia