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Esr. Vpham's Vegetable Elcc-
eW4ry.
Z BEST MEDICINE ~ THE W(
FOR PILES.

FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used IN England, France, Scot
l. land, Ireland, and other European countries, en-
tirely from its uuequallrd success. in the Uni,cd States
and for which disease, until this medicine was pro-
duced, there was no certain, speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered. II has also found its way in
the West Indies, Mexico. and South America, where
it hns, with the same -nlntury effects. established n
name unequallcd hy any other medicine for the
Cure or inns,
EITHER BtrrnryG OR BLIND, INTERNAL or EATEN
Val. and for ali Diseases al the Stomach, loves
and Liver. such as severe and lahitnal CostivcneSs'
Chronic Dyscnicry, Dyspepsia, faIpitall"n ct ne
Heart, Pam in the side, Morbid and l'iIiary. oond'I
lions of the stomach, producing Sick Headache an
in all cases where u Cathagtlc or Restorative Is re-
quired,
Dr.. I'pIam's ~Icgctaile Elccf"arg
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
tered to the Public.
ron TRY 1T
n D'i nnoo 'I hmm. il, ,'jiqn OF a celebrated physician
Il''lls upon Hlll-tli III dl "-l. ,.tyI and the rNurri
fifteen years standing, and a coli'YS.I.i 1"a "f pJrr. a
diseases which produce Piles, that hc enc ,r nLoy
in his own case, and thus asserts, with the rt.cur
confidence, that it l. "A
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REVIEW
In all Cases, and natter al Circumstances
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Uclnan Washburm'. Estate.

WE, the subscribers. having been APP
" pointed by the Honorable The Probate Court Tor
The District OF Chiltcndcn, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
OF Colchester in said District, deceased, represented
insolyent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and SIX months from the day Of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business Of our appointment at the dwell
ling of Almchia Washbum in Colchester, in said Dis
trict, ON the last Mondays OF September aud October
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 25th day OF April, \. u. Isis.
MICHAEL SINCLAIR, } c.n,n.ma.s
wi 81 WM. u. KIDDER, commissioners
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.DewcIry.' Watches, &C.

I'VE desire to call attention to our new
pnt,erns of coral and ilagree Ear Jewels, band
and stone cluster Bracelets, Far Jewels ana rms
l,ho, stone Rings, plain and chased Rings OF very
pAisso to our new styles of Ladies and GenIIemens
Cod Chains, OF very fine Workmanship w.,
And IN some new and beautifully inlslled Watches
S' For Sportsmen, Railroad and Ste1mboni custom.
ers, we have the fine Double Time keep erJ b eer,.'
NJ have also Cooper x Bcesley's Duplex and Lee
v.r Watches, and Favre's tine Time Keepers whcl
for beauty of finish and accuracy OF time cannot la
to please. ,Lo oLo,r..,", an,
" ne GOOD ms the best in order to suit all. -,
Our assortment OF Jewelry and oil'cf Goods "hlcl
is the most complete that we have ever ma The pleas
rare usrlul and ornamental articles Er.E. NLLK-
Please to call and see ,pnruppc
July I. ds2 BRlNSMAlD q BROTHERS,
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r,ra - JS,s.
Rutland and Burlington
ESnil Read.

6I9as tzaata79aaa FsadaA G1f5Sa al
FENNO ASSESSMENT OF FIVE Doll
lars each. have been ordered by the Directors on
each Share Of the Capital Stock OF tile kr,iand aud
Burlington Raj. Reed Company one payable on the
: mn Il" 1ihfg q. the 10Th day Of ADJUST next
r rrTshn%'TBi BANK mkoI Kccmr;, n. H. fi?%s 9t hnfIl"EE'IH,
Raii Road office, Rutland, Edward ftekfti'g; , o..
State street, Boston, or to TIE Treasurer III III o'''e'
III Middlcbuiy. SvttT Treasurer.
liza, isIs w53w6
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Mcssrs.
Observation-Disclosures hat you are the Cen
cral Agcn's tor the sale of DR.. Irhnm's Vegetable
Electuary, for the cure OF the Piles, have deemed 1t
my duty to volunteer IA recommendation IN behalf OF
that invaluable medicine. | have been afflicted for
many wears with tire Plies, and have tiled earious re-
ufcdies, bu, with no beneficial effects. Indeed, be-
gan to consider my case hopeless. But, about the
trst of September last. was prevailed upon by a
friend to make IA trial OF the above named medicine
| took his advice and rejoice to say that am not only
relieved, bu', as | believe, perfectly c"rcd l mos
earnestly recommend 1t To ali who may nave the ms
fortune 10 be afflicted with that annoying and danger
ELY MOORE.
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Notice 10 E'hySiCianS.

n consequence OF the great quantity OF impure
l. Medicine and inferior Drugs, OF both foreign and
domestic kluls offered for sale, the subscriber is spare
ing no p1ins 4, obtaining those OF positire p"ritg,and
a~OyiaeSs. The disadvantage to which our
PIactltioneisiayc been liable, can now, 10 evident
benefit, be removed.
Chemicals, Medicines, and the best Drugs furnished
to Physicians and Merchants, and dispensed to ian-
at reasonable advance from cost.
PHYSICIANS Formula, and family prescriptions put
up with accuracy and promptness. THEo. \. PECK,
wj2 I'm Burlington VT
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SS:,c Warner

HAS on hand a full assortment OF wet
o,1 dry Groceries, among which IRE Sugars,
Tens Gore, Chocolate, Spices, Molnssrs, Goldfish and
salmon Corc. Brandy, Holland Gin, -; CroiX Rum,
low priced do. and New Rum, lie VII warrant n1
ofhnmt the country hy New York aud Troy %peddleT''
lie has also a few bbs ~ilirst-rate Fork.
Burlington, June l3lS. W."
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.yabcx E'argO's Estate.

I'VE, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
the District OF Chlttcnder, commissioners TO receive,
examine aud ad Just all claims and demands OF aIi per
sons against the estate OF JABEZ FARGO. late OF Hun
tnuton i'm sail District, deceased, represented iuspl-
vent, and also all claims ard demands exhibited in
offset thereto and SIX months from the day OF the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
nose. we DO therefore hereby give notice, that we VIII
attend to the business OF our appointment at the Inn
OF Il. j. Wood in Huntington, IN sand District ON the
9th DAYS OF september and December next, at IL
O'Clock, \. VI. ON each of SAID days,
Dated tins I'm dnv OF June, a ID. 1913.
WI 81 SYLVESTER II. SNYDER, \ sinners.
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RIcacheG Cotton.

WE DO SAY, We can sci Brlthcd Cotton, less
W than they can be bouAu; n my other establish
ment, IN the State, or less than "" ul any other mani
can purchase them ia New York, as wc have 3
Gases, which were bought 10 per ct. under the
market aud will be sold al Il small advance from first
cost. HILtON Il NASH.
Ladies Exchange Church It.
Burlington, June ~, rs. We
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GlazicrS Shop!

WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
1 and the pubic generally that | have opened n shop
near my residclce on Pearl Street, for the purpose OF
Furnishing. Cutting and Glazing
all sizes OF plain and fancy Window Glass, also Glass
Tor Sash or Picture t'rumcs-hept constantly Oh hand
at Manufactures prices.
HERNEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 20, 1878. wi3,f
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IMPROVED AMERICAN AIR.TIGIIT

OVVFT I~TVET6
III, above stove is offered TO the public ms an art
,n,. we '"f culinary purposes u%nrivaJled by Any other
,, -, psr, US construction ls very fiflplt and con-
1r TL"uy can he managed with facility and cnse.
Nv oven Is large aud batrs admirably, the fres
/" +, az so arranged ms to diiiisc an equal degree of tcat
:, "n l",'s OF IT. very useful feature in this stove is
IT. sumner arrangement which consists # 4 furnace
W., o"n ne u,'u win the same facility and more
economy u''ii the common portable nri,atcs.
Also
a general assortment of Fnnc3 Box and A;r.,i,I,,
stoves OF the latest styles, Pulcu, Puiuus lend No..
= lricultural lwI -lucu,s sc. ""' P'pe'
done in the latca. Vie ana on short notice ~"
twj?tij DOSTV1Ck & EVARTS.
SALAD C!L!-Thc incest article 20,
- table use. n e sale by case or bottle at
iint q. W. VllEO. \. PECK'S.
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\ L REDUCED PRlCES-as | intend to sell on
cn entirely before the large stores now building al,
July 10Th, IS. dSit3Sw2tf
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Sidney Barlow,
WENO0sMa FALLS.

ETT = ' 7 T = T TTNIVT.NIN IN WIN T
W OF Cheap Goods to call at his Store, having Just
returned from New York. with n tull Snpply of Mus.
Inns, Lawns, Bcrngcs, Ginghams. English Poplin,
l.InLll Lllslulc Fonnrl SIX. Silk Eringcs. ShnMls &c.
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Straved.

TRON the Subscriber, ON Sunday evening, the ID
L INST. a large sized light Red Cow, with a large
bur and dark culorcd tcats, had a brass knob on her
right horn. Any one who will inform me where she
is. will satisfy Tor 50 DONG.
p,,li,,,or Trlv c. 1913. dSl& Wilt
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4florricn,

AT s., Johns Church, ~llighgate, on the morning OF
the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. BArcIlELDER, the Hon.
SOM, ALLEN to Miss FRANCES l.. PAR
"'NL w. SrErnEy :. kLyES tsqs.
In Johnson, Oh the ).
Beckwith, Mr.. CHARLES CIARK, OF ur'-.to Rev. Mr..
CLARA Ann Woop, of Whitelield, Nh.
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"A Clerk Wanted.

None need Apply unless they intend to earn their
NINA Ten Company's Agency at Tarlow's vi
" nooski Falls.
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War Ended
EAEE OF e. Cd q Ed -

AMI money 10 be raised 10 pay for Peace.
NOW Is THE TINE TO COME AND
~ b~uywhilc the Goods are New and Cheap. Those
Just received ii il difficult to know how high to mark
to prevent suspicion OF their not having been bought.
But they were really purchased, however small the
price, aud paid Tor with money had OF the People,
who can have the good III exchange for cash Of their
agent. ARDS.
June -, 'iS. VOL
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New Goods
3. =. AZ A = I'D

EAS lust RETURNED FROM New
81 luik with n large q -'rimrnt of Watches, j. W.
cIry and Fancy articles. n. has now the laracs, and
best assortment OF Watches and .Jcwclry thai lbs ever
been offered for safe in the state Of ' crmunt, and he
VIII sell goods lower thar they can be bought in
Montreal. boston, or New York, OF the same quality.
Ilr has tioll and Silver Watches of all kinds, Gold
lcckcts oi"ycry Pattern. Gold Guard and Fob chains,
Gold Pc. in Gold casts Tor Indies or Gentlemen,
Gold SOUS and ltrys If every Pattern, md a great
variety II Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins,
tine Gold Itus with glass and Box Setting tor Minca-
t9rcs, two dozen dilhicnt Patterns Of Bracelets and
clasps, Gold Thimhlc., Beads. and Chain Slides, Col;
Rings Of every description Prices from 2jcls to s2j 90
Ear Hoops, large or small, Plain or chosed Enr
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting l,rrd Bays,
Pcail and Shell Card eases. Isory Tablets, Steel
Beads, Rings and Ta,-eIs prrfc SIX, Sc. sc.
Burlington, June IL, Is. wjl
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NEW MEAT MARKET,

E "A MEAT MARKEr, in his
--ZA-4 BRiCK BUILDLNG, Just erected on
Water Street, opposite the EXCHANGE florEI. where
he means to keep on hand, for the supply OF the pub
lie, all kinds OF MEAT which he will sell on the mos,
reasonable terms. His Market will be open for Gus.
toners at all tie business hourS Of he ddy, trom
morning 10 night, and he means to provide for those
who may patroniAc him the best article in his line of
business that can be obtained in the vicinity.
Burlington, July 7, 1918. (d&wtf)
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Roots 4 Shoes.

PIN ATrLATTS, Shoe Store oppoos5,ntc How,
c,n.r,l assortment, ut prices that will be- acceptable
IN unrrhnscrs. lie is constantly receiving additions
w. lis stock from lis own and City Manufacturers.
10 " va di2w3
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Dico,

In Hincsburgh on the 9th ult,
BOYNTON Esq aged Il years.
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Reduction of Stock
At the
LADE ANG II

uNDk GOOD NM SUFFICIENT REASON IT
has been deemed proper on our part to throw the
balance OF our entire stock of
SU Err GOODS,
npon the market, at
REDjCED PRICES.
BY so doing we would not infer that We are COM
PEELED TO do il or that we do so 20 CRAFTY the feelings
Of any particular individual best TO suit our own CON
yeniance, and the. public good.
Ii any should lee. disposed to question our benevo-
lence IN this matter Jet them examine our goods and
prices at the New Store, next % Binsmaid & Bro
ihcrs, Church Street.
WlLCON & NASH
Burlington, June 90, Is. W.
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New
CARPET WARE R0ON.
uunyEStIE a. RETAIL.

THE sUBSCRIBERS have Just opened lin
connection with the general Dry Goods business
q W. Roov for the sale OF Carpets, Matungs,
I n,%.,s IIonr on Cloths, &c. &c, to which they
inyiic the attention OF purchasers. This stock con-
sists in part OF
TUREE-PLY, EXTRA STPEREINE, FINE
AND VENETIAN,
of superior designs and latest styles, entire new pat
terms. -ALSu~ I
A GOOD assortment OF Cotton Chain, aud low priced
Ingram and Venetian. Together with Ma,lilgs,
Floor Oil Cloths, and Window Shades OF the very
Purchasers are requested to call and examine the
variety and quality, feeling confident that we can
show a larger assortment, and at io'cer iTiccs, tlan
can be found in this section OF the country, nuiPe.
mos Tor Churches, Public Halls and Hotels furnished
At - "'' Il. & L. LYMAN.
Burlington, July, 1873. loo
Corner store, Wickware Building. doo
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Is HEREBY given that ts-ocha Rs, Civ" my son
| /. : Ring. his Time during hi minority and shall
hcucrtolth claim none OF his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
Irp,frutn, Inn. III 1913 Who'3
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White and Black Fans.

WE have a fine assortment OF Ivory, Bone Ebony
w and Mood Fans, PLAN and fancy styles also a
,n Tea,h,r Pas,eboaid and Paper Fans, Tor sale
cheap, hhiNsNA~ 49,
July T. 1878 w.
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Shoulder Braces.

TRUSSES, Supporters, Spinal and Hoop, Elastic
L and Spring Shoulder Braces OF all patterns,
At IiARRlNGTON'S
lime l6 dos lp0fbecgTi,S H1U.
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PIERCE &
.Ss:J Hiver-~t., Troy.

ARE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
Enr,,r, and direct from the manufacturers, a large
and h%enuiitnl assortment OF Goods IN thcir line, winch
thnv otIrr ON fine most favorable terms.
FErycu AND ENelIsn CHINA Breakfast dinner, tea
simmer and toilet sets: fruit and cake baskets, preserve
shrIs, Compotier. plain white, balbean aud gold, nc.
OryANrNTEp ~CulNA-Nases, candlestlcks' pouqntl
holders. cologne bottles, novelties i'll mkstahds' hialci
and flower pots, nc. raLa,ou him.
FLowryG Blue, figured blue and Washington p'uei
in dinner. tea, breakfast snd toilet sets.
Glass WARE, cut. pressed and plaiii-cen're DoWIs
c,Irries. water bottles, decanteIs, lumblers, wines
cb,mnnpnes. noblets, lemonades, Jellles, dishes, lamps
I,ur,-Paten solar and lard lamps suitable for ho'
t.ls. churches and families, OF new and beautiful styles
from the celebrated mandatory OF Cornelius GO,
GlRANpoLES, caudelabras, brackets, candIestckS-
Onmula, silver and brunzcd, OF new and approved pat
rerns.
Hall LANrrRNS-Iich stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
BRITANNIA WARE-Coilee pots, tea pots, sugars ant
creams, and castors OF every description,
EARruEN WARE OF superior styles and qualities, II
every variety of color now in use.
Canal Boat Glass Ware, wIcks and lanterns.
TEA IEAYS,ln sets or scpaIatc-soiIie very cloit'
and beautiful patterns.
Gas FlNruElS, from Cornelius & Co, at New G"Ei
and Philadelphia prices,
Troy, May | 1878. D2sWi5it
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Soil 4 SHbIl.

AT WINOOSkI FALLS.
ENlE SUBSCRIBER HAS AT HIS TORE A
LARGE assortment Of almost every kind OF Goods.
purchased entirely Tor Cash, but not being as well oil
us some OF his ncighbors, had To borrow part and must
and will sell to pay that and to purchase more, please
cal and see, the best and cheapest eyer offered in this
County. SlpNE1
Wlnooski Falls, May II, ISIS. "a
S'IIOTLDER BR ACES! The cclcbra-
~ ted Chest expauder, constantly for sale by the
dozen or slngly, VOL by lllEo. y. PECK.
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THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10. 1913
Celebration of the 4th at Jericho.

The Anniversary of our National Independence
was duly observed and honorcd by the citizens Of this
county at Jericho, notwithstanding the inclement
character of the day and the attendance and eXerci-
SEES on the occasion demonstrate that the people sui
love and venerate the institution under which we IVe'
and remember with hearts of gratitude the band OF
Heroes (alas now nearly extinct to whom we owe
all that Freedom and independence we now ENJOY
The morning was most uniavorable-cold rainy
and windv-stil at an early hour n large conconrse oil
people-gentlemen and ladics-assembled rom dlitr-
en-, parts of the county and proclaimed their intention
to celebrate the day, hear the Grafton and dispose OF
tn c cdibles which the puryeyors Tor the occasion had
most amply provided. An interval OF sunshine occur
ring about ten o'clock, the Marshals, Messrs. Fletcher,
Shaw and Dixon, appeared on horseback, their persons
elegantly attired, and their steeds gnyiy caparisoncd,
and soon formed the vast multitude into a procession
which was archcd-cnlivcned the while, by the de-
lightful music of the st. Adams band-to the spacious
stand erected beneath a canopy of oversfadowing ma
pies. The company seated, and order restored, the
audience listened with respectful and rcvcrcnt attcn-
ton to n most devout and impressive prayer from the
Rev. Mr.. Parmlee. The reading Of the Declaration
Of Independence followed, read by l.. VI. Dixon Esq
Next came the Grafton, by the Hon. f. ID. Barber
OF this discourse, spoken under most uniavorable
circumstances, amid the noise of storm and tempest
we feel ourselves inadequate to render it n proper tri-
butte of praise. For one hour and "A half every ear was
turned TO catch the words of the speaker, and the
truths which they conveyed were ratified from time to
time by the approving cheers of the company. The
Grafton, in vigorous thought and eloquent and chas,-
ened style, brea,hed forth the free sentiments and FIRE
opinions of a free man, and was listened to with most
unqualified approval by free men and free women
As the publication of the Grafton was called for, by
the undissenting acclamation ofthe audience, we shall
not mar its interest with the reader by any imperfect
synopsis.
1t was now half past one O'Clock, and the company
began to feel
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Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
4 SUPPLY OF THIS POPULAR MEDICINE
Il constantly on hand, and for sale by
MAY II, 1913. d3i&w W.T. AMOS c. SPEAR.
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Egramonf, Bcrk. Co., Mass Nor. %, 1917.
The above certificate tells n simple and truthful
story of suffering aud reIict, OF which as physician and
witness in the cnsc, ! chccriuliy endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
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Dry Good, rs Money.
Ladies' EXCHANGE Notice

\ consequence of the departure Of our Mr.. Warren
= M the Cdiedonia for Europc, tor our EaH Stork Of
h00ds, We wish TO turn our present stock into money
as last as possible, aud shall made it an object Tor ali
VINO have money to spend to call on us.
oHr tnSfDW, rs E1Or that our stock is Inn Mrgc to
u,"irlt Il description IN an advertisement, as, besides
the largest stock of
H"nS and Square ShawIs,
SILK GOODS,
NISITES AND MANTILETS,
Dress Goods aud Fancy Goods Of all kinds, We
have n full wholesale aud retail stock OF
UOtSE FIRNfSHf\G ARTTCLESt
COAT, Visit
Aud Pant Stubs, in Great Variety.
L.accs, Emhroilcrics Trimmings, and White Goods.
WOERNiNG ARTICLES,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
% Cd ~ ESTEGS,
D~lr,cIEp AND nEoWv
UOSTER AND GLOFEH.
And IN fact every article in the DRY GOODS line,
bat pins, Hccd!cs, T. prs anil rIlog&.
Ladies' in want Of Dress can :iul cvrrv thing from
a LONDON PRINT, at g. GEMS, - the finest fabrics
Imported.
SilAWLS, from one dollar to hundreds. aud the
sane wide range OF prices in all other articles.
Ia having 50 large Il stock trplI which to select.
customers are saved many useless steps and chr IN
,rrrst and object S TO use all our customers III Il way
that will bring them often to the
IniieS' Esrhangc!
1879 NtaSfsEpsgaOn street.
GEO. W. WARREN & co.
June 81, 1918. 1859 2awiv
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MISSES krrcu6H ~ iiLNsHAw. Genticm| :
This ccitliies that have been severely aih'led l''
many wears vith the Plies. but more particularly with
in the last min months. Having used all the remedies
prescribed hy my physician, also having tired oilrI
means To little or no advantage, | became very IHucIi
discouraged and ielt as though musl suileI us long as
lived Br, providenlinly | was informed 10y Mr.
Mon, Instructor oithc Public School at staten Island
that wonld be- cured by your valuable Pile Elrctna-
~. HAVING confidence IN his statement, nIr'rhia-
,rLy procured some OF the medicine ANA am very
lappy TO inform you that ! am now perfectly cured 10y
the use OF only one box.
VeIy truly your ohedlent servant,
GEORGE ROBr. CROSS.
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EiWrraia for the Extension Of
our Business.

Eiurrah for the Extension OF
oar Business.
without any ProriSos!
NO BOUNDARY LINES ARE SET nc IT!
No Isl. 40 acccdcd to!
ME name our prices, amenable to no
w high price conven,ionisis, We canvass Tor the
whole trading community, and the people are well
represented at the
Far-Famed Ladies' Exchange.
where, for the last three months, there has been a
grea, shaking among
Dry GOODS.
Immense quantities of Dress Goods have been sold
and now, as this branch at our trade is nearly over for
the season, we turn our attention more 10 the selling
oi STABLE C,ooDS.
LADIES EXCHANGE, CnuKcH STREEc.
WILCOX g. NASH.
Burlington, July 6. 1913. dsl&wl
TO Esent.
i. TIIE, CQMMODIOuS DWELLING House,
uatcd near tie South Whnrf'' * N my I. !.nc "!e
f~lourishing condition and choice ms,
Apply to W. !" STRONG.
July ), 1919. d&wi
IsroaacFOs2l! Rsr0adcaOlh!
I'VE have Just received from Auction, II
pieces of Blue, Blue Black Black, nnd, Bi9wi
Broadcluths. which are cheaper than ever offered II
any store in Vermont. Those wishing To purchase q
nice Broadcloth Cont cheap, are invited to can :"
tue Ladies Exchange and examine our. stock. Ne
cLarrc ior looking. WILCOX x NASH.
Burlington, JUiy 6, l9i8. dNw,
IG-l LINEN ssfectisig,
AND 81 Linen for Pillow Cases. will
- quantities of Brown and Bleached Cotton, cal
be found at the Ladies' ENcI ,vI cov 6 NASH
p,,l;,,,nn Julv & 1913, div
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-14
'K'O Rent.
uN.l H,jmeN .ss,ectiIg.

AND 81 Linen for Pillow Cases. with
"a quantities of Brown and Bleached Cotton, can
be found at the Ladies' Exchange.
WILCOX & NASH.
Burlington, July 6, 1878. div.