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NOTHFR'S ETLIEF.

no VI \RBlED LADIES, the Mothers Relief
MEG cine which spCrarS tine d-1gIeeal.c sousa-
uon Of trnsies nhout Co become mothers and l1surts
"a safe delivery IN all cases where mai formation or
some unuouml circumstances do Not prevent. The
reputation OF this aluc.r though silent, has become So
extended a. 10 produce an Immense demand a
pamphlet intended only for the eye Of those directly
Interested and their physicians Is prepared for gra-
tUtous distribution where the Relief j. rsa'e
As We are Tins Obliged 10 come before the public,
W. take Oh occasion 10 say, that the increase OF tie
cal ion the NotDy,s Relief, wherever known, be- any
guide 10 direct opinion TO he formed oihe sala-
tion IN which 10 rs held, we have the satisfaction Of
believing tuat 70 has been the means of alcNnting an
Infinite amount ct suffering, and saving many valuable
lives Wherever It has been used during The above
pruod, deep rooted prcudces have given way to can
did and thankful expressions OF gratitude and Wish
to extend on thcr parts. Tar as possible It's henrit'
Medical men OF -h standing have had the canJor 10
acknowledge for once, that their prIudices must De
abandoned and have been advocates for is use. .
All those who wish, Urr invited TO cal on some OF
ourur.uts and proCur, pamphlet without charge
g. A BARTHOLlC Il co,
Rochester, n Y.
Corsa1o bv PECK &, SPEAR,
the outborizcd agents for this place and vicinity, who
can also supply Druggists at the Proprietors Whole
e1ls mic, October 9Th 1915, 10
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,o., l9ul' Tons, il3"n
Ntlc above mentioned WORKS al a'e m ope-
r'uoh except 'hr or h'f' wiHch are now IN pro-
r' .i u oo'',Iiuc t ana praiN hl!sllea' II
wa 'p w., ,,'a' 'le! "1c " s''i'''lp't capacy
" NM %. .o''' y. 'o" per 'in"'''
iu"' ~ 100 yo's pI MJ'h, W 20 'oi's f,''
"a',.ar ;.l,, ,';l ~ 80 80
,bo,e,o , W T, irnr o,j " "' o auo,'
f,c,ured !, the TJ Sac. I,, c,, i'','''" .
itc'u'e" ~ ''io i'''" 'I'a IT, - gym" mr. PER-
ny VI II, %, nnI' t,.. "''' '' i'"r "'i'
W. III H. ,,',', ,.r.,. 'anr era
,hs co"rtry !, Seem. ,hnc. ' TI, ", ,t, ~
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HOUSE FINISHfNGS.
sEiRI.-wuIrg, DARK AND yAnEGATrD

EyI NtI4-N ME, NiUN ND NNTTTIAIIN
4 Mineral Knobs, iulI plate, half plate and brourcd
Eseutchcous. with variety Of kinds OF latchcs, and
hicks and iatch'- 10 match Also, Blukrs E,cn at
chcs with rose wood knobs. Bakfs thumb latch.s &c.
window blind hnuE,ngs X l9sJcuuls ~lsh ias't- cum
board clutches and locks Hat AM clothes hooks htl
pulls, bells and trimmings door knoc kors sliding door
way and locks together with an extensive assortment
comprising every Necessary and useful article desired
in finishing dwellings &c, may be found on liberal
terms at 81 SIRONGS x Cos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-08

POPULAR ERRORS When children we "scd
to be told that pork. beef, &c. killed in the oid
of the moon, would shrink in me pot -; anu II IN
the ns,r. IL ,coud Srcli and great many good
honest farmers. rcligionsly observed her waxing
and waning quarters for their periodical packing.
That some meat shrinl- while other swell-. l.
a tact too notorious Tor c"yil: but that the moon
is to be praised or blamed for this agency. we
most fully deny. The tr"c cause OF these
chanccs is to be found in the manner OF feeding
the animals before Strengthening. An animal
that has been long and well fed, till tho fat cells
have become fully charged with solid matter.
will. on exposure to boiling water, absorb ror-
on of it. and consequently swell the dimension
Of the flesh: while that which has been hastily
or but partially nttencd will diminish in cooking
from the abstraction of the juices which occu-
pied the cavities or spaces bctWcen the lean IL
bres This Is the whole secret cf the shrinking
and swelling Of meats. 1t will thus be percriv-
ed that one carcass 81 equal weight may differ
materially in value from another of nearly the
same apparent quality. This difference in val
ne i, iuaily manifest in the quality of fish and
poultry. Eggs from weil-ied hens are alsc
much more rich and substantial than those which
are produced Ivy hons spar.ely fed. The latter
viii invariably he found mcagrc and watery.
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THE
Graefcnbcrg Pills.

THERE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
| that class of Medicines denominated PA
TENT" should be made the means OF inealc"laolc
and enduring blessings to the human family. Sup
pose for example that high order OF talent long ana
sagacous observation and gea, medical learning ana
experience brought to bear upon the invention ana
manufacture of PILL. Why may not this long de-
votion to this division of medical science he crowned
with the success that attends the sacrce OF similar
talents and toll in other hrgsl There is no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate of the simplest COM
mon sense to sny that Pill thus produced will be as
perfect n article can be made by man. 1renfytre
uears derotion to any one subject will give man of
ability the mastery it. This labor has been bcs-
lowed upon lie
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
and they are presented to II public with claims un-
parallecd in the whole history OF medical science.
Ii will be i'll tracing the history OF all great in
vcntiofs, that they not made or discovered until
the arrival OF what may be termed THE fuLNEss OF
TINE. The Mariners compass, for instance, was not
invented until in the fitness OF time II was needed
The ioddSt0ne 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 near when distant continents and islands
were t. be unveiled Behold 1t now transferred TO the
huna"l's 81 tho adventurous sailor enabling nm to
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead OF
umldly smiling withln sight OF familiar landmarks
So with the discovery OF the New World, upon
whose shores to arise This Giant Nation 10 power
glory, mission Tar beyond the conception OF widest
fancy. The Old World had reached its highest dcs.
nv Inc Guinness o time drew ior the rcvcnto ion
oi the New. and behold the immortal Columbus from
the oiccastle OF his dlenchcd aud leaky vessel found
it, So with the invention of printing, Of steam, of the
magnetic Telegraph. Each OF these had its own full
ness OF time, marked made district and Providenlal
e Is MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT rnlLosornl-
CAL PRINCIPLE IS Equally MARKED. Most beautiful
arc the illustrations and proofs OF this which are TO be
found in the history OF the world We can trace them
from the Mosaic diSpcnsation down to tine present
hour all of them teaching the lesson and giving
the hope thai sjnething yet better heal human NAL
aides is ut hand
That this principle is as true of Medical as OF Phys
steal ciencc is clearly shown in the Gracfenbcr re
Gazette. which is furnished gratuitously 10 all wh'
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j. ". RAND AEaL,,
sEAVING HIST ARRIVED FROM NEW

EgAIING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
I'D York, with larry AMI fashionable assortment
Of Watches Jcwery and laaty Ai,ecs which ls Oh
lers Tor sale at vrTv low prices, al LIS
Ncw JeWe .cr's shop.
In Strongs Building College street, directly opposite
Io.c {, hunilso2s store.
The citizens of Burlington ami vicinity are respectful
y invited 10 call AMI examine il goods or Aemselycs
lis assortment consists, IN part, as follows;
Watches.
Gold. Ea ,i-h Patent Levers Anchors Cylinders and
Lrp.uc- ou,,r English Levers. Anchors, tyIudsr>
~ ''''-' ''' Goid Pencils 8. Pens,
Gold Ipclets, Guard Chains Keys and Seals Speca-
ces In.ubIes, Beads, Lar Ornaments, Enamelad
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Cha,n-s, and g:ta,
Elegant FINGER Rings.
Pins and Brooches OF the latest styles for Ladies and
Gold and silver Tooln-pcls silver Butter KNIVES,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory handles
SILVER spoons,
Warranted good a. the COIN. Pearl and Shell
Card Cases Steel 51g- and PuSe Clasps steel Beads
Pur-. Rings Win hals and ig,--'=. silver ratad and
German ~i.ycI Spoons, German S.Iy,. Nggtlar- and
S,ccl Twcezel-, Cheap Steel Spe,,ac.c,, key Kings
and large assortment of
cutlery.
Rogers Rasors, Knit and Scissors. Wade and Butch
tr, Eazurs. warranted, thlpmau's Razor Alrpps
shaving soap. neDis Oh, and
PeIiumrTv.
Various patterns OF Shell, iom ana Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, llalr and
Tooth
Music Boxes. Vions Bass Niol and Violin Strings O
the be, quality, tiarcneite Reeds, etc,
An kinds Of Watches Clocks. Music-Boxes an,
Jewcl.v. Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
November llh, 1916, aOG
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RAILROAD IRON.

IN the latter part Of lSi the frs, bar of Railroad
Iron made in this country. Now the following
Establishments, We learn IRON The PoliSvilic Jour
nal are either in operation, or almost completed:
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Winter Supply !
Villas e. MOVES.

Villas e. MOVES.
lave received their winter supply Of Goods among
IL which may be found,
Fancy Prints, Cloth and Fur Caps,
Furniture do, Boots and Shoes,
Alpaccas Wrapping Paper,
NJ. DeLanes, Writing do deter &; CapJ
Rep. do do, Cotton Threads.
Cashmeres do do, Linen do
Plaid Cloakings, Silk and Twist,
Linseys, Pack and Pound Pins,
Cold Cambrics, Sewing Needles,
" Selicias, Knitting do
Broad Cloths, Coat and Yes, Buttons,
Cassimeres, Pant do
Satincts, Shirt do
Grey Cloths Variety of Combs,
tlonnels Cot'n i Violin Ivory do
Nestings, Pocket do
Surges, Razors
Neivets, Scissors aud Shears
Canvass and Padding, tIarps, fSlver
Burlaps, for Wool Sacks, Ihinbles, Plated, Steel g.
BBhggng, Variety of Spoons,
brown Sheetings, Re0t Silrer do
beached do, Essences and Oils,
Apron Checks, Shaving Soap,
striped Shifting, Hooks and Eyes,
I[lc akrg' Webb N' suspenders,
b1ces, Elastic do
Footings and Elgngs, Cotton Tapes,
Linens. Cotton and Worsted Hose,
| Cord Wadiing, Ribbons,
Cotton Yarn Wickng, Woised Relts,
Variety Of Shawls, Green Barage,
Pocket lldks,Sik SCotn, silk Cravats,
| Table Diaper, Bingham do,
| And great variety of other Articles.
| These goods We're purchased with CASH, and with
much care, late in the season, when owners very
anxious to sell and reduce their stocks, and
therefore justified in ndling that they obtained
at better rates Lsanu.sial
Buying upon favorable terms will. we feel confident
place 1t WITHIN our power to sell at fair rates. lie
that buys dear must sell in order TO Uc, while they
who buy Cheap can sell so, and thrice.
Ii is oar aim 10 buy ercry thing well that we traffic
III, and this enables US 10 sell an assortment through
upon advantageous terms.
Fancy Prints.
This article deal extensively in, and we buy
our supply from Commission Houses 10y the PACKAGE
and OF course obtain dccidedadvanage over smaller
purchasers who buy of lobbcrs by the pierre Our pur
chascs OF this article during the year have been
oHc huedred and thirteen thousand yards (ll30OO.
merchants will certainly find it Convenient to buy 0
us, II prices suit and they may call and be convinced
WOOien Cloths.
We manufacturing large lot of Gray cloths
which we will sell decidedly lor. We have also
good stock of Fancy aud Plain Woocn cloths al
, cheap of course. Those wishing Woolen sock,
Stockings, mtens Gloves, yarn, Flannel. Tow
Cloth, kersey D. led Apples Geese Hens and Turkey
Feathers, are informed that we keep them at all times
Burlington, Dec 1916 23w
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ADAMS HOUSE,

37l, Washington Sireei, Bo,roS.
r d W. Y. ADAMS having opened this new
i. and splendid Hotel, beg leave 10 assure the pub
L. that nothing shall be wanting 10 make it equal
any other ~ the Union, and not second to any
November 1910 l9m6
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SiDLERY. &C.

STRONGi & Co. having rcplcnished their stock Of
- Sndlery, Harness trimmings and Coach Hardware
are prepared to furnish consumers, anything wanted in
this line ON favorable terms.
Nov. IS 10. nj
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GRAEEENnERG PILLS.

are deemed by all who have tested them to be an in
conceivable advance upon all other medical conbna-
ton. and discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH.
The inventor OF these Pillsress his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi cdicaeachers Plant
inn illl...L Inl1n lLln r..AtLlIInn NH q
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WINOOSu FALLS GOING AHEAD!
a FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Il

I'd III I'm ~ '''''7' lITs7I'. ms
EFs removed shop near Barlow & woods store,
where an considers himself permanently located. He
desires to return hi sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since hs commencement II busi-
mess in the aforesaid city and hopes by asslduLy IL
business still to merit share OF their paJTonage.-
Through study and practice m the art OF Tailoring he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats, which is
unknown to any hut himself y corrc,. measurement
is 90 nowedged by all the trade be the only means
OF ,I-llu1 compete its The position OF tue
toner must be understood There IS not Tailor who
can ensure complete lit" withou, this knowledge
y + would inform ms customers That he has pur-.
all coos aud OF giving them the fresh and lively ap-
pearunce they wont to have in their earlier days
CUTTING done to order, on the shortest notice
and warranted to tit. II properly made up. Boys
I)rcssos and Ladies Riding Habits, made according
to IN hion or fancy
NinoosM Falls, July ], 1916.
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II MS. RAGS. PAPER RAGS WANTED IN
IL exchange for Books, PAPER sc. :. WOODS.
4. s. DEWEY

n. N.
HAS received his Winter supply of Groceries, and
i invites the attention olbuycrs
To those who have favored him with their trade
Daring the past year he need say that he aims at
the reputation OF keeping goods OF the FIRST 9uaiIy
especially in the provision line to others he would
say" come and see :;
lie has very fine Black and Hyson Teas the best of
old Gov lava, and Mocha Coffee, refined and Brown
Sugars, Moasscs &c.
Nov &c, 1916
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S'TRONGS & GO.
d. RETAIL DEALERS

WNOLENILE q RETIH DEALERS
In Hardware Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Sheet Iron Tin.
Pintr, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire, Flour, salt
Paints, OILS Dye-Stuiis Plaster, Grind Stones &c
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale Of Aals and
Iron and Window Gas of all sizes
General Agents and Commission Merchants. Ii
bcral advances made on Properly consigned to them.
East Sid, Court II Juse Square, Burlington. Vt IA
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HARDWARE.

u TNVNIIN q %. UTFEK IN ENTENSIVE
~ assortment Of iiardwate. comprising oil the va
rious kinds OF shelf and heavy goods suited to the
wants of purchasers, whose attention Is respectfully
solcited-Nov H. u
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GRATIS !!

III 'hc 'econu pace, THY THY tn" FILLS. II WI" cos o
which YOU will deem blessing to the end oil your days
thousand things press upon the mind OF the adver-
iscis which they would rejoice to say to the reader,
but the limits OF this advertisement forbid But let any
afflicted with the following diseases make trial Of
the Gractenbcrg Pills, and they will be PE.RMA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-08

EXCHANGE on LONDON. LIVERPOOL
"a Edinburgh Dublin and Glasgow,
II For sale by ! & j fl PECK & Co
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LOOK AT THIS ONE MOMENT.
WAINWRIGHT ESTABLISHMENT.

'H'IilS PAPER Is ALREADY CROWDED WITH
advertisements Of Stoves hnt rcad one morn hcnrc
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IT AVE received their winter supply ofGoods, among
II Which mny LIE fnunu.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-18
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
WICKED persons have been distributing a save for
w sale in Vermont, Which they call
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

MAGlCAL 1A1N En- 1RACIOR.
On the wrapper they have the name of Henry DALEY
printed. To recount the falsehoods they circulate with
their counterfeit save would ill volume. Besides it
is too loatlicsome to dwell upon.
Gentle reader, plain statement of facts will enable
you to prevent future deception. Heretofore many OF
you, while you supposed you were purchasing Dalleys
genuine Magical ain Extractor, have been buying a
worthless counterfeit article Dal1ye's Magical Pain En-
tractor acknowledged by all druggists and dealers i'll
medicines and physicians to be tie best salve in the
world. 1t is put up i'll tin boxes folded in label and
on the label he writes his name ii. Daley with pen in
different colored ink from the label The counterfeit ha,
Henry Daley printed on the label III imitation of writ.
ing. BY examining ciosey on can detect the decep.
ton. In the genuine the initial ii. Daley, is written
in the counterfeit the Whoe hal!ie fienry Daley ap-
pears Truth and fairness on gt TO cil Gcei all our
transactions i'll TIL. ORD and the mali WHO
falSeOod and deception TO inn pom tie public. on
to Iae as they suiey viii come out pooi Ill the Leiu
ming and DOR in the end
Citizens OF Vermont; l offer you Dalleys genuine
Magical lan Extractor with his name written by Linn
sell with pen each box. This the o. 1nal gei.l-
Inc Pain ENtIacOr and is what the promleiOis OF on
nes ain Extractor calm to exactly initiate. Wheti-
it does exactly initiate Dalley's hot cannot say
but never saw the liist person yet who gave Connects
tie preference
Now all ask is fairness in the whole matter.
Dailcy's Genuine Masica lain Extractor is in the
hands of the ollow!lls agents Tor SAFE III boxes. See;
that Al. DALEY is written with pen the wrap r.
eek, NJ Il & scott, b IlaIm;i, lerlil gton
Pawlet; L b Scoleld & Co, ) Meals: Pouiey; a &.
j a ga, Farha. Ell: EJamie>on, Castle OH b lIro
gan Jr. & Co.. w EutIand; /. NJ Walker Clarendon
5 5rn%s; NJ holland, Dauhy Corners; i MafiEdale.
Waltingord Jones Dow, CuttiAgsyi,Ie; l. Is lar
ker. Clare don Luther Daniels, Rutland; 5 d Wins
A i Roscoe, NeWhaNen; T c Smith,
MonhtOm; Boynton & Burlitt, Hnc>burgh; f Hun
tnoton, Ncrgenhcs; w Brown. Addison u ScarIs
& Co.. brdpoit; Chapman & lIcEWen. Chipman's 1t;
w Is Catn s; Co., Orwell; and K Wakr,. Benson
1t Dalleys EAIac' or that was made and put up
years before Connects. 1t Dalle,s that won the
wonderful reputation and astonshed the wnoe medi-
cal faculty b, is cues. Gentle reader, it is Daey's
signed with pen on the wrapper. that you want. You
pnSilV il, Twenty II, cents BUYS box Do
suffer Yourselves to be imposed upon any longer.
ely NJ. a. HOLCUMB, Agent for ii. DALEY.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-18
W P. ELLIOT, ARcnIrEor AND PA

TENT AGENT. Office opposite the
Patent Office, corner OF oyh and + street, City of
Washington will attend to preparing specifications,
Drawings, &c and all business entrusted to him
connected with the Patent Office or his profession,
with promptness and despatch
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1912.
Mr. VIM p. Elliot, who has been formerly employ
ed in the Patent Office as a Draughrsnan, &c. hay
ing established Patent Agency in the city of Wash
mgton take great pleasure III recommending him as
gentleman worthy OF contidence and as being par
tcularly qualified 10 take charge of any bus mess
requiring a knowledge Of mechanical science, the
progress Of the arts and patent improvements. Mr.
Elliot is also well acquainted with the practice of
this office. HENRY L. ELLsWoRTn.
N B. Persons having business TO transact at the
Patent Office and wishing to avoid tedious and ex
pensive journeys to Washington, and loss of time,'
need only open correspondence with the subscri
Der, when their wishes will be duly attended to. An
inventor having made an improvement and wishing
to ascertain if 1t be original and patentabe before
applying for Letters Patent, may obtain the desired
information by sending a brief description of the
same by mail to the subscriber, accompanied by the
usual retaining fee Of five dollars.
The subscriber refers for character and qualica-
tions to his Exceency, the Present Governor of
Vermont, and to the Senators and Representatives
in Congress. VIM z. ELLIOT
Washington Feb. IA 1916. vii:37:1y
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-18

THE UNDER GROUND RAILROAD. The
business upon this lire of travel we are hap
Ply to learn, is rapidly increasing; and al
though the accommodations are not the most
ample, the travel being performed mostly in
the night, and liable to frequent Interrupt
tons, still shares are taken with the utmost
confidence, and are found to be profitable
investment for men of small means, such as
the negro slaves of the South. During our
late visit to Portsmouth, we met with pas
senger who has recently travelled over the
route, having left Louisville, KY, only a few
weeks since. His flesh bore the marks of the
lash, the branding-iron and buck shot, which
were made upon him in a former attempt for
liberty, before the underground route was
fully established. He informed us that five
others took passage at the same time with
himself, all Of whom succeeded in getting off
safe. They are ere this under the protection
Of the flag of foreign power in the same en-
joyment Of that great liberty which this boast
ed land of freedom does not vouchsafe to them.
Citizen.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-18

ATTENTION, FooT STOVES. The Meth
odist Chapel in this village was discovered to
be on fire last Sunday evening The flames
were making rapid progress, but were eNtin-
guished before any great amount of damage
was done. A foot stove was the cause OF the
mischief. 1t had been left in the pew with
fire in it. The floor under it was burnt thro'
a pew or two was consumed together with
the castings Of widow and the fire was
climbing rapidly when discovered-carpet
the pews, cork up the chinks and leave the
foot-stoves ut home VI. Mercury.
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MMAR NAAs NM 4ENSNMERN :
DESPATCH

'YNHE second arrival of NEW GOODS
n this fall at FLETCHER & WRIGHTS
CHEAP Store, Orwell, Vt. Here may be
found very large assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY
GLASS g. HARD WARE,
MEDICINES, BOOTSS' SHOES, BOOKS
and BUFFALO ROBES, &c. &c.
This second stock has been selected with
much care, embracing every VARIETY,
and is the largest that can be found in this
wAole region Of country. These Goods were
purchased not by an AGENT, but by our
SeiceS in person, and were PAID FOR IN
CASH, which enabled us to get them at low
err prices, by nearly 10 per cent, than any es-
adjustment that buys on CREDIT. We
CAN anl WILL sell at as low prices as any
in the 5 ate, not excepting the "War and
Free Trade Shops" however LOUD their
trumpets may SOUND.
k2JT Call and examine for yourselves, and
then you will believe us. 1--WE speak as to
wi e men. Ju9ge ve acLat ece say"
FLETCHER & WRIGHT.
Orwell, % Nov. 1916 %