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1889, Gn John Strect.) and 80 small were its
dimensions that the whole fabric might easily be
placed on the stage of one of our modern thea
tres. Yet humble as was the cdice, 1t possess
ed an excellent company of actors and actress
es, including old Morris, who was rhe associate
of Garrick in the very outset of that great ac-
tors career at Goodmansfieds. The stage box
es were appropriated to the President and Vice
President, and were each Of them decorated with
emb'cms, trophies, &c AT the foot Of the
play bills were always the words " Viro, Re-
puJlica. :" Washington often visited this thea
exert that influence in raising troops, with which
to reinforce the wreck of the grand army at the
close Of the campaign Of '7G.
Arrived within the city, the crowd became in
tense: the President c, hs carriage and mount
ed the white charger and, with the Governor on
his right. proceeded to the City Tavern in Third
street, where quarters were prepared for him,
the light infantry, after some time. having opened
n passage for the carriages. Attic City Tavern
| the President was received BY the authorities OF
Philadelphia who welcomed the Chief Magis-
trate 10 their city as to his home for the remain
der of his Presidential term. A group of old and
long-tricd friends were also in waiting
Foremost among these, and first to grasp the
| hand OF Washington. was one who was always
nearest TO his heart, patriot and public beneiac'
tor, Robert Morris.
After remaining short time in Philadelphia
the President speeded on his journey to that
home where he ever found rest from his mighty
labors, and enioyed the sweets of rural and do
mes,ic happiness amid his farms and at the fire
side Of Mount Vernon.
Onward still EDWARDS, wlirls the tide Of time
| The few who yet survive that remember the Fa
thor of his Country are fast fading away. A
little while, and their gray heads will all have
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TIE MOTHERS RELIEF,

Or ILIA1IE ENVENI NIS.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
Valley of the Columbia River, Oregon, and since It's
Introduction into civilized life has been gilmore bcnc-
fitto the human race than all other medicines cvcl
used. Ii viii almost do away the curse entailcd upon
our mothers from Eve. 1t will effect a quick, easy
delivery that no other medicine will, except what the
red women OF the forest use, that is congenal with
turc. The patient will get about in half of the time
they do treated in the old way.
Ii is sure preventative Of Broken Breasts anc
chdbrcd fever, and the proprietor is willing 10 WAR
RANT n cure to all who may have occasion for it:
use. Those who have been imposed upon by Quacks
and Quack nosruns, and have the natural fear OF
second imposition be referred 10 OF the mos
respectable families IN the town.
All orders from distance post paid will be attend
ed to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
DR.. WlilTCiER, and By Harrington 3 Brother
Agents.
burlington Vt Sept Is 1916 IL
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Root Porter.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from some of
L the most celebrated Roots of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully a Purifier of the
Blood, and is the best CATHOLlCON ever discover
ed for the cure of d YSP T. PSI 4. The most free
and liberal of this beverage, far from being fol-
owedby an unpleasant reaction, tends restore regu-
late and invgorate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may parake of it, not only with i'm
punity. but with the most sensible advantage.
The Anti Dyspeptlc Root Porter is composed en-
tirey OF vegetables, and as temperance beverage, s
not surpassed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents Tor the sale the above, and as they will eep
supply constantly on hand, all orders, writ IN o
verbal, addressed to them the Proprietor " ill oe
promptly attended to.
W. 7. Russell, NJ. D. Middiebury
G. w. Parmclee Druggist Bristol
Messrs. c. T. 6; {. o. Stevens, Vergcnnes
Manufactured in Burlington, VT by
W. G. MtfNSON.
For sale in bbs kegs and bottles, to any part Of
the United States.
| December, lSiG o6t
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Boot. j. Smith

NH AH be consulted at his residence on Cherry
'A street, three doors west OF the Congregational
Church, at any time, when not professionally On.
gagedall the false insnudtions and riie ritI1ern.
tons of certain Knights OF the Lancet and C1io1ne
TO the contrary Notwithstanding and he wishes he
friends and patrons TO understand that he i, not in
the least disappointed or discouraged on account Of
any opposition or even persecution he NAV r.ceive
the hands OF old school Physicians-io, they nnv
their craft is in danger II is not strange th6t moe
than three thousand dollars worth OF Eclectic latro-
LEIPZIG and Magnetic medicine, which he has deal,
out 10 his numerous patients in this vicinity in les.
than Our yeaTs-curing multitude Of cases given n,c,
by the Medical faculty, as wholly ircuraJie bv oI
their JatiqcieS," should excite their tcqys md ca
forth their Interest indignation, But let the called
Jade vince" True, they have, by ca ling 10 thor aid
old opinions, old educational prjuaices and preju
Gices excited and Kept up in the minds OF the cono
by the io,o claiming and craH OF II swarm of HUNGRY
doctors, whose bread and butter is in danger, taken
some three or tJur Jerer patients from him i'm ne
many years, with no other 0ppdreRt effect than Ia
hurry them to their graves but in no case hay. th.v
been able 10 show the superi0rity OF their treatment
BY curing patient which he could not
To prove eyond all controversy and TO the eutiro
satisfaction OF the Public that what he has said
above Is true the Doctor oilers the following tcst
mony of H. Il. Hub5el, Esq, which will not be
doubted by any who know him, as a Specimen al
hundreds more which he might adduce, were il ne.
ccsary.
CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that Doct Smith, of Burlington
VI, has made very important cure upon one of Inc
members Of my iamy-being an Ulcer INVOLVING ,bs
whole ankle JOINT and nearly the whole foot which
had baitlcd the skill OF several eminent Physicians o
about four years, during winch time the Ulcer con.
unued to increase and spread. am happy say
that, in my opinion the cure would do honor to an,
physician or Surgeon. ii. L. lIUBBELI"
Fairfax, VI, Aug. Is '46.
fpy' n. B. Doctor Smith keeps constantly on hant
Medicines, and most respectfully invites nyaids anc
those who need, 10 call. 21ti.
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MOTHERS RELIEF.

ITO MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief, n
l medicine which sootlies the disagrceable sensa-
ton of Females about to become mothers, and insures
safe delivery in all cases where nal formation OF
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent. The
reputation of,hs article, though silent, has become SC
extended to produce mn immense demand a
pamphlet intended only for the eye Of those directly
Interested and their physicians is prepared for gra
tuitous distribution where the Relieiis for sale
G.. A BARTHOLlC & co,
Rochester, y Y.
For sale by PECK g. SPEAR,
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity, who
can also supply Druggists at the Proprietors Whole
sale price October 9th lSi5. IL
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RUST PROOF IRON.
For RoOFNG, WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.

'bNHE 81 isSCIslBEIt:S beg to call the attention
L OF all those interested in roofing, to their GAL
NANlIED TIN PLATES, and TO the many ad-
vantages which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used Tor this purpose, pos
sessng as they do, the strength and lghncss 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 contrac-
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c. or any other
metal now used for roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repar, whilst the iIrs cost is but tre 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 tcrmsit IS applicable to all articles OF iron
which il is desirable TO protect from the action ofthe
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tention Of those interested in TELEGRAPHIC
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, which is now a.
most entirely used il Europe, and which answers every
purpose as conductor u electricity, costing only
about one halt as much copper and possessing equa
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF gllvanizng mails, spikes, bolts. wire &c
they viii be able to furnish any articles which may be
desired. A supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe,
constantly on hand, fsDm l6 to 81 wire guage.
GEO. B. MOREWOOD& co.
Nos. IA and l6 Beaver st New Ioik
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States as well as Great Britain and
other European countries and all legal measures viii
be Ia ken TO prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct. 80 1916. 1syl
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The New England
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BOSTON,

IT AVE established an agency in Burlington, Vt A..
l. and will grant policies on the Mutual principle,
as favorable terms any similar institutions in this
country or England.
For the better security OF the insured in addition
the amonn received for premium, deposit and policies
this company has guaranty capital OF 500 600, one
hall of which paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation and the balance is liable
10 he called in whenever the business and eAgences OF
the company shall require it.
The object of this company isto furnish every one an
opportunity to make small annual saving during his
life for the benet, of his family after his disease with
out paying any more than is actually required meet
the iuiste expenses and payments Of the company
Al the expiration Of every period of five years each
member is entitled to have his deposits, or SO much
thereof as remains unappropratcd. credited to Inn on
account OF his future premiums. He is also entitled to
receive back al the same time three Uurhs OF the
plus OF his premiums over and above what may be
requisite to meet the liabilities OF the company, the
benefit of the income Of which, he will be entitled Us
long as he remains a member.
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

'hulE SUBScRIBER, ABOUT To CLOSE UP
b his business at Wiston offers for sale his re-
naming stock of goods at cost. Having as great a
variety any store in the county, the present is
opportunity for families 20 supply themselves at
wholesale prices. TIC his old customers in Wiliis,on,
Richmond and Jericho, he would particularly say that
now il the time for great bargains
g" Please TO cali and examine for vour.clvcs
Winston Feb. l6. 3iu fUS H. CANFIELD
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR

1.-THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
hc requires that his disciples and his patients make
pare the iJecarrem that leaps through their VEINS
and arteries, before they can hope for rERMA-
NLHT cure. Rccfhc can give them, and can others
but bright and joyous heath must come from pure
blood.
But most sad thought here comes in. So count.
less the impositions which pracscd upon the
public by pretendcrs, and and boastiul
the medicines advertised, that the reader may be slow
to believe in this Great Remedy. a word, therefore
on this point.
In the fins, place. READ THE GRAErrHBERG GAZETTE
No matter how sccptcal you may now be, that paper
will convince you. Thousands haze JceH convinced
in every State and Territory the Union and among
them distinguished statesmen jnriss, cIcrgymen, ply
sclans, civilians. The bare enumeration oi the
names wou!d fill this page. Let the reader send il
the most convenient agency Tor copy OF the Gazette
oh, 4, lad
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S"I'RONCS & GO.

WHOLESALE d. RETAIL DEALERS
Plate, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire, Flour, Salt,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Snts, Plaster Grind Stones, &c.
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale OF Nails and
Iron, aud Window lass of all sizes
General Agents and Commission Merchants Lii
bera advances made on Property consigned TO them.
East Side Court House Square Burlington,N, IA
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LEae Peek 6. Spear
ID Il u u EST i I.ISH MENT.

BURLINGTON, II
fgNIlE subscriber s constantly supplied with and Of
l. tsrs at wholesale and retail, American, English.
French and India
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; I.eechcs; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Icehand Denial articles Saline or Mineral
Waters D9gucreoype articles Genuine Patent and
lhomsonian Medicines Pure Liquors aud Wines !;
Soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes, Soaps
Inks, Blackings, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware Dyc-Suti, Calnphene &c. &c
From the advantage Of receiving Mineral waters.
Cqmphonc Leeches, &c, periodically, purchasers Gun
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusscs, Leechcs, &c, will al
ways find person in attendance TO apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours Of night.
2Stf THEO. A. PECK.
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GRAEFENHERG ILLS,

are deemed by all who have tested them to be an in
conceivable advance upon all other medical comblna-
tons and discoveries hitherto known and they are
announced rs
TIE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH.
The inventor of these Plsrcsts his theory uponno
school nor dogma Of ordinary mi tedcaeachers Plant
In hillnNnl NM lan M n
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THE
Gracfenberg Pills.

INttltG ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
that class OF Medicines dcnoinnated "PA-
TENT, should be made the means of incalculable
and enduring blessings to the human family. Sup
pose for example, that high order of acn, long and
sagaclous observation and great medical learning and
experience arc brought TO bear upon the invention and
manufacture OF a PILL. Why may not this long de-
votion TO this division medical science be crowned
with the that attends the apcritce of similar
talents and toll in other hngsl There is no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate OF the simplest COM
mon sense to say, that Pill thus produced will be ms
perfect an article as can be made by Tuentyfre
gcdrS Iteration 10 any one subject will give man OF
ability the mastery over it, This labor has been beg
towcd upon the
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
and they are presented 10 Il { public with claims I'M
parallccd in the whole history of medical science.
1t will be seen in tracing tie history ofall great in
vcntions, that they were made discovered until
the arrival oi what may be termed THE FuLNEss OF
TINE. he mariners compass for instance, was not
invented until in the fitness OF time it was needed
The toddSfone always lay at mans feet but he never
knew what wonderful and unerring guide treas
ured IN its silent bosom, until the Divinity appointed
time drew near when distant continents and islands
were to be unveiled Behold it transferred to the
bnnaccs of the adventurous sailor, enabling him to
launch Tar away upon unknown Oceans, instead of
timidly sailing within sight OF familiar landmarks
so with the discovery of the New World, upon
whose shores was to arise this Giant Nation to power
glory mission far beyond the conception of widest
fancy. The Old World had reached its highest desti.
ny the "iuness OF time drew near for the revelation
| oil the NEW and behold the immortal Columbus, from
the torecase of his dfenched and c;fky vessel found
it! So with the invention of printing, of steam, OF the
magnetic telegraph. Each oi these had its own "ful-
ness OF time, marked, made distinct and Providenal
" IN MEDICAL SCIENCE TIE SAME GREAT rrrILosopnr-
| CAL PRINCIPLE US EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautiful
are the illustrations and proofs OF this which to be
found in the history of the world. We them
| from the Mosaic dispensation down to the present
hour all OF them teaching the lesson and giving us
the hope that something yet better TO heal human NAL
aides is at hand.
steal ccnce is clearly shown in the CTacienbcrs
Gazette. which is furnished gratuitousy TO all who
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Expresses from New-York and Boston to
Montreal.
VIRGIL e. RlCES
Ne,r- York and Montreal cypress

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THE EXPRESS WAGONS for heavy freight
/ leave Burlington for New Yo rk, and interlncd-
ate places every Monday morning,
The Messenger for money packages, and lighter ar
ticcs will leave Burlington tor New ork &c every
Wednesday morning, and every Friday morning for
Montreal.
CHENEY & cos.
Boston and Montreal Express,
VIII leave Burlington for Boston, and for Montreal,
every Friday morning
viii leave Boston tor Burlington and Montreal
every Tuesday morning and Montreal for Burlings
and orders should be- left at the Office the day PFC
yous to arrival Of the Express,
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J. ". NDAL,

". RANDALL,
bsAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
III York, with large and fashionable assortmen.
OF Watches, Icwelry and Fancy Articles which he Of
lers Tor sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. Shop,
In Strongs Building, College street, directly opposite
Cole Il Robnson's Store.
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity respectful
y invited to call and examine his goods for themselves
His assortment consists, in part, as follows:
Watches.
Gold, English Patent Levers Anchors. Cylinders and
Lepnes silver, English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
Gold Pencils & Pens.
Gold Lockets, Guard Chains, Keys and Seals Specta-
ces, Thlm5es Beads. Ear Ornaments, Euamelled
and with Stone settings, God Bracelets, Clasps.
Hearts Crosses, Fob and Vest Chanes, and great
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches OF the latest styles for Ladies and
Geniiemrn SILVER spectaces Thmbles, Pencils.
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles
Silver Spoons,
Warranted as good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Gard Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
Purse Rings with bars and tassck. Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Spectacles and
Steel weezeFs, Cheap Steel Spectacles, Key Rings.
and large assortment Of
Cutlery.
| Rogers RHzoTs knes and Scissors Wade and Butch
ers Razors, warranted, Chapman's Razor Strops.
Shaving soap, Bears Oh, and
PeTiumnry,
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs,
cornl Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat. Hair, aud
Tooth
brushes.
Music Boxes Nol.ns Bass VOL and Violin STRINGS Of
the best quality, C!ar.onstte Reeds, etc
All kinds of Watches. Clocks Music Boxes and
Jcwey. Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
O;d Gold and Silver taken in exchange ior goods or
| November Hin. 1s46 en,t
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TIE BANNING LACE

THE BANNING LACE.
DR. Smith, most respectfully informs the public
- that he has purchased OF Dr. Emery the rrlt to
nanuacInre and sell Dr. Bannings highly celebrated
and invaluable
PATENT LACE.
winch tar surpasscs every thing OF the kind in market
And knowing that the article which has been used in
this section has been of an inferior quality causing
many iaiuic whereas, if a good article had been
aithiuIly applied, cure would have been the result
nc has made arrang for supply from the orr
gnal factory OF DR.. Banning, that every Lace NAV be
perfect and every patient benefited by it, The Doctor
therefore invites all who need anything OF the kind to
give him call.
Let the invalid consider that the Lace is for the re-
net md cure otthe following diseases which come of
displacement or weakness OF the organs OF the body
VIZ:
Weakness of the breast shortness of breath cough
and splitting OF blood palpitation of the heart;
weakness OF the side and stomach ;dys-
pcpsia cosveness and piles pain
III the back with curvature; beir-
ing down with weakness OF
the hips and lower ex-
tremitics and dIoop-
ing of the body es-
ptciaily in young
ladies' and chill
dren.
The above and other analogous affections haye
hitherto bailicd all constitutional treatment but since
they have been viewed Mechanical and have been
treated by the Lace they have been easily cured and
we can now see host OF cases seemingly well or hall
WELL or combined with real disease, requiring medi.
cine, who cannot enjoy life or be cured upon common
principles Of treatment !; and why ? because their
house Is falling down." and by binding them IN
theirp vanish, and efficacy to internal remedies is
thereby given.
s5'On an examination ofa Committee ofemnen,
medical men, appointed by the American Institute a
ment. Off
~ 3. Those applied by the DOCTOR he warrants to
t and TO BENEFIT the patient; but the same may be had
AT flarngtons, who also has an assortment OF Js,rers
-Neilcine, at the lowest cash prices
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A triiling deposit and small premium note are al
required, 10 guard against contingencies.
Thus, n person at the age of 25 may secure 10 his
family, AT his death 500, by the annual payment of
Sl4i an annual deposit of nine cents, and a premi-
note OF thirty one cents, the sum of $1,000 by
the annual payment of Sl4i0, an annual deposit OF
Scents and premium note OF 50, 10. The premium
is taken to guard against the contingency great
and unusual mortality, but the Directors have great
confidence the belief that their payment will never be
called for. large proportion of the profits of the
Company is every third year, distributed among the
existing policies, by being added to the sums respect
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
to be paid on the death Of the person insured The
policies may be made for the benefit generally OF
the persons estate specifically for the benefit OF his
wife and children, in which latter case, the SUN 1n-
sured is beyond the reach of his creditors
The character OF the President and Directors Of the
company is guaranty of the safety with which a
man may make provision for his family at his de-
cease however unable he may become by failure in
business, or otherwise, To provide for them.
The company hasa guaranty capital of 100000
one halt OF which is paid in and invested in the stocks
of the United States, the State of Massachusetts, the
city OF Boston, aud in notes secured by bond and
mortgage of unlncumbered real estate in Nlassachu-
sets, worth three times the amount loaned thereon.
The remaining halt OF the guaranty capital is liza
bic TO be called for, whenever the interests OF the
company shall require it.
Applications may be- made TO the subscriber who
will furnish pamphlets containing all the particulars
| as also the charter and bylaws OF the company.
GEO. b. SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Dec. !, 1916. 23m6
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REFERENCES.
Mess Suydam, Sage & Co. New Yorh
g John Johnson's Son,
7. & w. Martin.
I" Frceand, Stuart & co.
90 f. 2. & \ Woodruff,
4" Stanton & Frost,
J. Palmer & co. Philadelphia.
VIM. Taylor & CO.
=" Follett 81 Bradley, Burlington Vermont.
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shcburne, -"
Lawrence Brancrd, Pres't St Adams, /"
Joseph Warner, Cash'r, Mldlebury,
n L. Catlin, Pres't, Orwell, I"
John a. Connnt. Esq, Brandon,
George 7. Hodges, Prcs't, Rutland, +"
Hon. Myron Clark, Manchester,
September, llth 1876 y4d
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4 OBACCO-30o Boxes Tobacco from to eoc,s.
/ 1900 do2. Fine Cut smoking and Chewing do
Decen 1er2i foLLETr 4 BRADLEY
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORS1TE

COL y PENS, Browns Benedict & Barney,
VI VI oria, Congress Smith & Fanam's and Bard
& Brothers. % at J. 7. RAND4LL'S