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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
YUC4TAN

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scho6het which arri ed at ,iIvAraJp
On rhe s'h ms ant, rom Campe achy. the
5 H. bro"sh, intelligence ti,t sefiqn,
rr,erse had just been experienced ti tie
Yucatec,s The Indaus COZ IN nun
ser had attacked Tho t0aU uf Yax, eta :,
iattly capiared trtm them. and jr' We on
the garrIsnn OF / 4u0 whites, who were
under the c mmand of Don lose Dolores
r4sr.. The la rrr lost 200 aan IN The
Contest. Ii lied aud missing; alniug tue
turmer was Gspi. Acust.. in ci.S 20 al
tie nII tary Operations uaier Sr. p4sns
\ rtInf"reemrn, u 21o m-u h4i ae,.a d,,'
p.tcted I'm derii. unsfer Uul. R.ssJO-
WI" VS. 20 snprrcere hAsus, a.r al ,n
All tell MIA, al be the r.snit-.t.hl, q
c,ioo. J., is hoped that II wili lot he
he precursor OF fresh disayers.
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lheH'''S are tpsHt, theTe W'it On an I'M :.
mediate demonstration aud Herrera must
fail.
SANTA ANNA.
El \reo Irs. Of the l7h inst, saws
that Sa ia Anna had WRIT n 10 his friends
b' tie last steamer, the Froth protesting
hat lie had no en,ioD 10 return to Mex
CO.. lie was content with his lot ~ ex.
lie, and would not come back unless call
ID IN by tte masses, or ,he Republic was
aga'n invaded ..H
IMPORTANT FROM TAMPICO.
An express arrived At Vera Cruz on
he morning Of the 10Th siniing that a
prOnuncidmenio had been made al Tampi
c., when he ,uhabi ants had proclaimed j
the independence # the state, and its an
nrxi ion to the United Stale. I'll Area
Ir,s states thai it is a positive fact. Three
hundred stand of arms were Immediately
embarked 90 a vessel at Vera Crux. and
dispatched to Tampico This event, il
adds. vii! prove un,oward tor The g"vern-
ment, through he lat,er's scani, foan'
ces; bnt II adv ,ses that sacri6ces sbs
| made and two or three vessels armed
| when comm hhication he ing cut # nv ses
| and a vigorous attack tnade by land. 4
fresh dismembernsnt Of the Republic
NAV he prevented II is believed at We.
IN Gsruv hot aiun,lap NJ fn.k
place simultaneously at Ma,ampras.
Eight Gun boats are To he Immediately y
c"nb,'uc'ed. f"r the purpose of protect.
ing the coast and the customs revenue
rhe inhabitants Of Tlac",aIpan. n iown
near Vera Cr"z have pe,iinned the gov
prnmeh, to have them huilt there.
JALI%CO
Santa Anna's par IL ms m,de an nbnr
rive s'teHp' a, a rttp ,i'ioh at his f,s ,r.
=, Gnadal j4ra. in this s'ate, on the 23i
nl,,. bn, which was fed ~ the tut, b}
the v'gor aud promp'i'nde of the q ,vprn,
ar. Tue l4,h If the line Ell gaged there.
IN, we're marched ou' of The city when
rarqlili', WIS restore
INDIANS 1ss
In Durango, san Louis and Z,cate,
cas, the Indians have lately commi ed
the most horr,d a,'r"ciies, the Govern.
men having no trooPs available 10 send
ag ,ins' thrm
! THE IMPENDING INVASION.
The rnnirS ates have conceded to
the government. authority to dispose Of
the Na,,onal G,tar'is. so as to resist more
-f.c'nally. the impending Invasion. :
raey become Gnard-s Mobiles.
7 AMPICU.
Herrera is actively employed in deyi
sing measures for the security of Faman,
lrpas aud other States threatened by the
isufaloes. u is tue niud, lmntnen, of the
man, dangers tia, now ihresten him -
Dispatches have been sent to Guanaiuat,
whe,e ihe largest military force is now
stationed, with orders for Gen Bu1a,
men,e ,to.take command ofthe ,roops des
tlued for tamp,co Mrnon takes he mili
tary cha'ge Of Guansjna,o, ant Gens. Az,
ais, Amador sna MtjIa will oecup, 9TH
er bblnts which ii lie deemed neCessar,
to gattnson rsrss sAq elats ssa
YUCATAN ., e
\ scho6het which atri ed at ,iIvaraJu
On rhe s'h ms ant, from Csmpe achy. ibe
) h. brongh, intelligence tit sesipu>
rrterse had just been experienced bi tie
Yucstecps The Iudisas Goa IN nun
.er had attacked tho tpan uf Yax, eba. /.
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This is to Certify, That have purchased and put in
use one OF Mcs-Is. ". y ID. DursIAs Improved ili
DRAuLlC RAMS, on my Farm, and am pcrccy
article, and would recommend its use, 10 all who
dr>iul- al RAISING water from any spring Other
running stream on or about their prcmccs. The
sprn. 10 which have applied the Ram, Is fifty rods
from my house. and seventy five feet below level OF
the pom, where discharge the water in my dwelling
The size OF the dive pipe applied to my Ram, is one
and quarter inch caIltrc, and forty feet long, aud has
fall, IN running from spring Ia Ram, of ten feet.
The discharge PIPE, beading from Ram 10 house is
half an inch cahrc and fifty rods in length, and runs
up elevation OF s. feet, and the water discharges
from the same in my house, perfectly steady ana
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever
And would invite all who wish TO become acguaIn
ted with tins new and truly useful invention, 10 call al
my house in Durham, and witness lis operations.
Durham, CT. Sept. 18th. SAMUEL G.. TlBBALS
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hc>hirc saiIrOad,
OPEN TO kEENE.
E-lirs-s, 1-1:f,-a, $500. { 49,
-"=.t7s $500 E-s. . u. ~
IIlLE -ILTEREU

IN and after Saturday, July lst, the
~ Passenger Trims wl run, in connection will
the fdchbuls Trains between Boston and kecnc, a.
follows
I'r,c Boston at :, \, NJ, aud }, P, ".
.Irly' u hecnc AT II, a. :! and &, 7. "
Leave kccue AT :, 4. NJ, ..... :, 7. VI.
Arrive at Boston nj II, \. NJ. AMI G. p. VI.
Stages VIII run IN connection with the Trains, n
follows From Wnchrndon, for Rndge and iaiirey
On the arrival ot the morning Trains up, on Mondays
Wednesdays and fIIdays and returning on opposite
days
From Fjtz~ il.iam, fr Riichuunl, Winchester
tin.alc and Gnurboro, on Turrdnys, Thursdays
and saturdays. ON arrival Of the morning Trains up
and returning from those places on the uppOs tc days
10 connect wih last Train down; being the short, 81
itnllruy and STAG RuGtc from Boston To those pla-
crs, Also, from kcrur to Chesterfield and Brailc-
bpro, ON Slnir days, arrival OF afternoon Train
Ton Boston mp, arriving At Brat1boro same evening
aud returning On Opposite mornings 10 fist Tram
down, passengers sin arrive at Boston at H. a VI,
Al k"eue, Stages viii connect with all the trains t.
and from NaIvpc, Bellows Falls, Chester, tayen
dish, Ludlow. 10 Rutland and Darlington Dmws-
yillr AISrad harlcsown, Springfield, NcaIhrrslied
tlnnnont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, aud
Montpelier TO Burlington.
Tins line, m connection with the F3tclhurg Rail
road, and the Stages to and from kccnr ioruis di-
,rc' 'lnr ct communications between Boston ana
N"iihrrn rrnunt and Northern New Hampshire
'd me SHIN test dhd mast dirCcf Inc between South
,rn' Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
WV il'hSiiIr aud Boston; aud also, in connection
I'm we stages from Wmchcudou aud Fitchburg Ia
""i'IS''r aud III" Worcester aud Providence liul-
i"'u' 'Ar most dcct line between thus' sections ,t
vernon, ANA New Hampshire and Worcester Coun-
ana the STATE OF Rhode Island and in connection
WIN ,,lsrs rom i"rton, Mass to Lowell drcci
COMMUNICATION brlwcru the snm, portions OF New
llaurS ne ard Vermont and Lowell Nv "
Freight trans will run daily To and trnn Ros,ou
N connection with he regular frrhburg Trnins
]. VI. rDW ARDS President
krcnc. June 30 1918 s
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CT Great Adtr:,csiOns! II

n /. STAMFORD ~ co. are rCcciv.
aJe ing and opening this week, from New York and
Boston, the cheapest assortment ot
Ca>imcrcS, .uousiiH de names, British anl
lm,ric0H C0iic0rS, Bromn ANIL BioachcI
Sl"c'ing. TicLiag, FiGnnci 3c. dc.
ever offered in this market
Particular attention is solicited to n choice lot Of
PRINTS, at : cents the yard, not imperfect nor in
rcmnanfs, bat IN perfect order aud III patterns that
would do honor to Il ladys toilet.
sui more particular attention is requested to the
nneqnnlled nssormcn, of DE LANES and CASH
NERES purchased II, the Great Auction Sale III
New York, AT prices far below any previous sales
Purchasers wi promote their interest and secure
| Incompatible Bargains, by calling examining ana
| purchasing.
Burlington, s, IT. S. 1918 wlot
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Great ENcs.,nic .Yse.iiri,ar.

Tnvn>rni- S,r.u,rrila suy-ri AMI s,I"t Tor
iciicut C"n-lnp.l E,rrrnn'-- I"ur"rrhrt Nlr"' os
dH uii VI i>truiiiuu Inroult"ir" nj r"
aniy aud lo the general pro-traon OF tue
whether causes
nrnl ucri b, .uliritv. illness nrit"nt.
Nothing ,url>in. than its i'g"rn,h. effect, on
htu,n all uni ltsrul' taking
IT, 1t robust and mi of under ITS iuiu
cuunt"rtct The urr'"rssnts =" the female ir,
81 Btrrrnur',.
cxprctr, II IN eases a" 50 delicate n'tu to
,xi,t of
uf b"ru r"port" Several
without r,illr"n after uslm- few
medicine have bccu blessed with hray
,.fpriui
ia wife hcu. .rcotv distressed by weakness
t;pr~l continually
nvn flin! Womb with other iticun aud atu! kHo
la, effect tod aud also hearing
FIR Irii have ii N'fi''.l "t'ln''
# - ,Id inlne Toe '!ttt
III lrrul II removed he cont Aut nui -
grateful lu- h'u"iis re''"
ackuuN lsi IT, Hi r'c"dn'hl ~ To 10
,,,,ir VI D. MOORE.
AL, n, ARMS. Il ISM Cor utnrnul & ydIus -
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CAuTION! CAUTI0N!!

vin, to, III, great anil Immense sale of DR. Tow nscn'
,,,i , ,ul,l,er uf mcu who iormrrN A.cu
maxim. Sa,ur1ru Extracts Eii\lrs. bttrs LNun,n
If ,rIny pngk They generally pat u up m The
their TAR superior ud
l, ,cr ran Dr. ruvncul, st. h1ng thereby deceive the
,t,, hrinu, few their 4
,, publish counterfeit certificate other,
minced their brother, aud other Interested person, allow
~ th.ir which they put Esquire them
,i. make nrrue, aud pan, II VITA r,pcinh utur.
rsucd Do TuNn>rnds Sdrsanrli, wll,,A, t,
drrd IL al,n puhllstr, the person
lfan u, Who mcnl SHOES ,, c- d"ri''
bN lNclihos IirN also publish crrtc
l.hrd hN stating that uy haze used pr Town
.rud r>larli aud that injured them pihcr pr"', &" r
cheaper article. Thcr aud fmttrhs
rrmrd IN these dispose oi tcr trash The pnh, 'h"d
their guard, uui look for Cuutcri pur bottle vi l.
>ars,inrla by adding sut"n quantity If water ana h"'
A make cation, o syrup Tar superior To that sold ny "''s
the siui,.
Brcr,on> nquirns for this mclirinc should not w n"c
ID L. take other Druggist, Shr>a'ras ana ''s
prefer srins their oIrrs have purchased ta'' pun wy
snail buiIlc, because they make grt'',r P r'"'"''l
thruio moi he deceived l.! any-nHur Tor III i"""'"us ~
axe M DIN
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Methodist Clergyman.

z. J. HOPKINS,
Pastor Of Bethesda Bap. Church, p !
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THEODORE a. PECK,
LATE PECK q. SPEAR,
A P OTHEC AIRY
AND
Wholesale DRUGGIST,
BURLINGTON, VT.

1T KTINUINJN, VI,
IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Lceches; Surgical instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles; Saline az Mineral
" aters Genuine Patent and Thomsonan 2ledl,
cincs Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups Brushes. Perfumes, Soaps Inks. Biackines
Fancy and Domestic articles; Foreign ~ Domcsilc
Cigars Ground Spices, GLASSWARE Dyc-Sut
Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds
&c In fine every article directly or indirectly con-
nccted with tins business.
From the advantage OF receiving Mineral waters
Camphcnc. Lecches, &c periodically purchasers can
rely upon their freshness
Individuals wishing Trusses, Ieeches, &c, will al
WAYS find a person IN attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed al all hours OF night.
~ The attention oi Druggists Physicians, Nrr.
chants, aud Manufacturers is solicited, with the as
surance that they can be supplied from this establish
mcut as adNantaSeol'sly us at the clty markets q
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y consequence at the great quantity al impure
Medicines and inferior Drugs, oi both foreign nnd
domestic kinds offered for sale the subscriber spare.
ing pains in obtaining those OF positire purifp and
Intrinsic s0OdRess The disadvantage to which our
Practitioners have been liable, can now, 10 evident
benefit, he removed
Chemicals, Medicines, aud the best Drugs furnished
To Physicians aud Merchants and dispensed 10 FAM
dies nj reasonable advance from cost,
PHYSICIANS Formula, and family prescriptions put
mp with accuracy and promptness TnEo. \. PrcE,
wj2 I'm Burlington VI
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Salt Rheum, Scrotula, Leprocy,
Erysipilas &c. &c.

Fu'Ts HFt MUOOOFH TNINgN. TTfTt lN DH' HWOH,
mass of others.
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1918.
Mr. JoNEs-Dcnr Sir-limor testimony is nee
ded IN favor of your valuable Drops and Pills Tor llu-
mors, YOU may add mine to the number you already
have
Having been afflicted Tor thirty years with the Irp-
rocy White Scuii and having ired all sorts OF rem
cdics to no purpose. aud having arrived NJ the age o
fifty had gwen up all hopes at rclct Accidentally
SEEING your drops advertised was induced To thrm
when Ia my utter surprise was completely cured be-
tore had taken one bottle. You are at liberty To
make any oi this yon please, Tor 10 me your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only by 'rnEopogE \. Prck
aud by muuy other Druggists in this and the adjoining
States
y. b. Nothing i. 50 cheap, and nothing else is 81
enicacious ior all diseases OF the skin Try ll-ty II
IATnrLLLl-tIy II A. DIRECTED, w1Yl
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OF Jersey City. old aud highly rr,nr'la 'rr, Of "a
denomination. handed the iolowins ~
r"Au,"ud, office, l.j Fulton SATURDAY. speak.
i,srlL
Dn. TowSSrNp-D"nr Sir; I constrained F" a
hci"it derived i,in. -n.,tl,lN bee
.t,i sIi -
been. reduced Tor month. Il, q,
much difficulty for walk keep about
also had u which covered the hcldNl..I
extremely troublesome and b.
number of remedies both N" r,nupliI. u
benefit until touk Sar,1puri WHICH
through, kulh",s Of Providence, a> U'>ur'l mu
health u, better than urr n
at, I 90 OF ltils,o
valuable m'ci" recommend It nrH"rnr,
which j., barge. have been minister
hope iii, h,y sketch ma! be much hsn III 60
medicine has To
JOHN SEGEH
Iuiy H. 1916. Js,,cy =.
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CERTIFICATE.

Darlington .ig. warehouse
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I'M and after Saturday, July Isl, the
~ Passenger Trains wi,l run in connection will
the fltclbuig Trains between Boston and kecne, II,
follows:
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To Mothers & Married Ladies.

Tiis Extract Str. iparla ha brru cNprrs, pr.r1r.
trrrcncc To- female c"niltn " frntc vln M,. Il
she that critical period Ibs IarHf ,
.inrd elect To take IT, a> pre-, cntiSc for
hnrrihle which t,m
uf l. This ,rpl ,idg Be d,iaHsd for
BIZ this m,diein, Nor i it r valuable Tor i',,
wuuiiinu calculated
hlooi Tin: the >vi llon tl, mel.
alu ,l1 for ali the delicate diseases winch
subject.
IL braces tn Who'll, prrmrn4ntlv tr natural
by t uputir nf the In 5. NOT TIA
produce RELAXATION
,,li.i tab rttt ,,ri " weakness
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New Tin ShOD.

SHEET Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House
VNIIE Subscribers have opened Shop in
L Church Street, opposite Chittendcn Co. House
for the purpose Of Manu- and Offering Tor Sa'
every article that may be wanted in the above line
which will he made to order. Pcddars and Mer
chants will be supple on as reasonable terms as u
any other shop in the country. ,,,,, o
Burlington, May 1913. 6wiy
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CTRE or PUEN.
Vegetable Certificates.
EElItREiRLE Ci'RE or Piles,
II 7 II tt IT 7 FTfIII ' II II VI TTIFI y
THIRTY WEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co. Mass
November % 1877 {

TUiErN WEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co.. Mass I
November % 1917. I
.DcSSls
Gcnts-for thirty years have been afflicted with
Piles, general Dcbi,iy and inflammation. causing
iumors aud pruapsus OF the bowels aud which had re-
sisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chapman and
others could give The l"r' three years of that time
my sutcrngs defy dcscriptou. was confined to bed
unable to help myself, and a last given mp by my ply
scinns and friends in despair oi ever gaming my
health in inci tor time before commenced using
u. Uphams i.Iecinary, was entirely speeches. and
my burial clothes were matc.-But under the bcnri
cent mrrcts OF Providence, and the use ot Dr. Up
hams Eirctnarv. though AN oLn MAN. have the plea
OF stating the TACT to the public that my health is
now good. and hope 10 live many years if it is Gods
will, to make known the virtues al DR. Iiams Flee
tuary. and 10 recommend it to my afflicted fellow
creatures. 1t helped me beyond the expectations OF
aII who knew my case and can only say To others
that 1t Is III my opinion the best medicine the woi!
for Plies, OF any other disease ot the bowels and i;
they Will u.s. II according TO the directions will my
set warrant a cure in every case. Yours with the
utmost expression OF thliiksinlnrss.
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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Glaciers SHOP!

! WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
and the public generally that have opened shop
near my Residence Pearl Street, Tor the purpose oi
Furnishing, Cutting and Glazing
all sizes OF pain and fancy Window Glass, also Glass
tor sash or Picture framrs-kcpt constantly on hand
at Manufacturers prices.
lIERNEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 20, Isis. wi5u
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hiy II, 1916.
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DAuLEY'S
VI AGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

\Illl, within five minutes from It's application, re.
w move the pain from the Scvrrest Burns, Scalds.
BiStcrs Hurts lambs Cuts and will certainly
Gout, Piles Inilammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
SwelllnIS. or anything that is inamned such Fell
Ions Run,ounds Nc. In eases OF Burns, II applied
immediately, II will preserve lite no matter how severe
may he the INJURY unless vital be burned. IL will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind, wthou,
scar II nrutaiZcs and destroys poison from plants.
applied, prevent llO,tihcdtion, and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced, 1t Will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds, even when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will restore the part To its
natural state. When the bowels painful, il will
It well rubbed on afford instant relief and cause
movement when Castor Oil Jalap and all other
medicines have failed. 1t, use Is perfectly safe III all
cases. Ii never can do harm. Ii will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space in this publication to enucrate all the diseases
cured by DAILEN's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR but it
will certainly cure Burns, Ncaids, bruises Piles. H.
HlmmGf0ry Rheumatism, hAdmed and Sore Eyes,
FclioHS, thlJiamS, COiAs BdcS Sores and ticerS,
and instantly alleviate pains Of any kind The EN-
tractor has gained unprecedented reputation and Is
esteemed the best medicine now offered Ia the public.
But reader, You must be careful when purchasing,
you will be imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is 50 descvcdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
H. lh,gc are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. some have Henry DALEY printed the
wrapper TO initiate writing. But the genuine has on
1t written with pen and ink, H. DALEY ; aud the
the wrapper is printed with For sale by H. DALEY
X Co, No. 2US Broadway, New York.
Milo A. IinlCuuIo, Agent Tor New England, Tariff
vile, Ct; TliEO, a PECK, Darlington, and by al
most every merchant in New England
March 10. 1913, 37yl
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INNtLI ABLE
+ MILI COMPANION

GIN Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure o
- Consumption, Asthma. Diseases OF the Heart, anc
all Female Diseases. pa pages, ~ cngravingS
are . - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest ENpandcrs, 50 Mai
to any part, ~ ci- r"~ia.r lnI,otng fuh'S Silver
50, hv mail, letter postage Abdominal supporters
perfect. 50 to $40 Tor all Ruptures, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back and Chcs, 4; SEN
By Express everywhere, For Braces or supporters
or Rupture supporters, give height from head 10 foot
and circumference OF person next the suriace, Jus
above the hips. Ii Rupture mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale OF the above goods Adj
dress DR.. ;. : FITCH ,07 Broadway, New FORK
post pnid,
March 10, 1913 37yl
Tho. a Prck, Apothecary and dealer in Surgi
cal llstrnncMts Ag.ml Lnr Bmrngton and yiclmliv.
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The follow ing from DE- in'rv odd and respects
lr Py,rian iIr,enirli Mas The rr be- at u .
,icc DR. ToNuud >Aaparla all descriptions % sores
Ulcers, &c.
The S,r,arnln meets ready sale and gives good sa'f
non n, far r have uhr learn One gomlmln W our Vi
y, ,, Ie,u ,crN hrueirl b, il aud voluntarily cd
certificate winch crrlus" have already sold m"r" 'an qua
hall of quanty rcccn"d h"m t"u ant shall Want more Ia
,hn-t t.ne lDurs, respectfully, - --
'""'' "'"S DANIEL lIDNIY
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IUsl CN ITtssIUIl Of tIlllkslnInrss.
CORNELIUS SPUR.


TerNM0nf. TfrH7 Ia. .U0sS., NOr. %, ISI1.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story e.. sni ring aud rclt n which, physician and
witness IN the case, clcoIiully cndolsr.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NcsSrS.
Gcutirnlcn--I Understanding that you are the Cen
rral Agents Tor the sale of Dr. piiam- Vegetable
Eirr!Rgry, for the ui tiic lrs have drcnrd it
my uujy to volunteer rcumtu, hda'ion III behalf OF
Hat Invaluable medicine have been afflicted tor
many year, with the Plies, and have tiled various
N dies, but with no beneficial effects. Indeed, be-
gan to consider my huprir-s. But, about the
lis: OF : plrmbrr last, ! was prevailed upon 10y II
irlcut To mike trial o the above named medicine
tool his advice, and rejoice to say that am not only
relieved but, as ! believe, perfectly cnrcd. most
earnestly recommends 10 all who may have the mis-
iniuur Ia br afflicted with that annoying and daugcr-
obs d.srisc. Very respectfully, your o.t .rry't,
ELY MOORE.
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sheen Marking.

SOTT RED CIIiLit. ar SmEr MAEIl.''i, con-
~ stany Tor sale in large small quantities, with
an assortment Of DRrGS aud MEDICINES. by
JONATHAN L. HALL x co.
Druggists,
Apr TO- ~. No |. Union street, Boston
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NEW 1Ea;.s'T' s4.IEe "a Il e,

UN IT VT'IK NTKIET.
nN A MASA DREW HAS OPENED
t-:I "a MEAT MARKET, IN hi,
--E4--z4- BRfCK BGiLDiNG, Just erected on
Water Street opposite the EAcnANGE iipTir., where
he means keep on hand, for the sup Is o the pub
lic all kinds o, MEAT winch he will sell on the most
reasonable terms Ills Market vii! be open tor Gus
omers at all ne business hDurs Ot Mc day, Jr0Hi
morning 10 night and he means to provide Tor those
who may patronzc him the best article in his line u
business that can be- obtained in the vicinity.
Cash paid Tor Poutry.
Burlington, July :, 1918 (INwitl
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EkNrkillg.

= Y'DS wide bocking--also Oil Cloth foi
- Table Covers. lust received and for sale low by
Il. Il f. LY MAN.
Corner Store, Oct. 6, 'IS.
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AGENTS IN CIIlTTENpEN COUNTY.
g..;slaiDcr Yard.

1NKNY. MEND 4 20. 0IIor Tor sale, al
IA their place. ON Pearl Street, nearly every dcscrip-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. On the opening OF
Navigation, they will have tor sale large supply
ct SHINGLES, and intend to keep an hand to supply
the community during The season, all kinds oi market
able Lumber. 4Otl.
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E'iOssSsaS.

c0O Prouly X Menrs Celebrated Paten, centre
o\VJ Drauaht, sclt Sharpening, Side Hill and
Sub Soil PlouGhs. RnIg"s Nnrse aud Masous,
Stmihuck & Sons and John Moorr's Premium
PluuGhs
Also. Amcs' Cars Stones and Kings Cast Steel
and Plated Shoycs ana Spades at wholesale and re.
tail by PIERCE, DANEl X co.
August lG Is. witt