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Notice 10 the Ladies'.

Scrofula Cured.
This certificate concusvely proves that this sarapsrn
The Blood Three persons cured in one house Is unprsss
dented.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sirl have the pleasure 10 Inform
that three children have been cured OF the Sdre
fus by the of your excellent medicine They we're AZ
ncted very severely with bad sores have taken four bot
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 1905 Wsossrs,
OpIuIeus OF PhysIeians.
Dr Townsend is Amos, daily receiving orders nom
Physicians in different parts Of the Union.
Of the City OF Albany have 10 numerous cases prescribed
Dr. Townsends sarssparis and believe to be one OF
the most valuable ErsP',,Snn;, ~ NE %sH ppIcos
II. D. p. E. ELaENDoRF, M. D. Albany April lsi7.
CAUTION.
Owing to the great success and Immense sale OF Dr.
Towntends Sarsspsrilla, number OF who were Tor
mery our Agents have commenced making SsrsapuTlla
Extracts Elinrs, Bitters Extracts OF Yellow Dock, &9
They generally put up in the same shaped bottles sno
some have stolen and copied our sdvettssnenu
they only worthless limitations and should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by s p. Townsend.
PrincIraI once l2e FULTON Street Sun Building
NJ Y; Rsdding & Co, State street BOSTON, Dyou
Sons, 1872 North Second street PhledePha s s Hance
Druggist, Baltimore r. d. Cohen, Charlesoai Wright
a Co ISL Chsrttes Street N o. los South Pearl street
Albany and by all the priHcpsl Druggist. and Mer'
chants generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Csnadas.
Theodore A Peck Apothecnry and Druggist Bur
lingtou, Vt; Reddng & Co, State street, Boston
s. S. Hance, Druggist, Baltimore Duynl d Co
Richmond (; p. NJ Cohen, Charleston Wright NO
street, Albany; R. Van Buskirk, cor OF Broad and
Market street, Newark, n j.; and by ell the prncl-
pal Druggists aud Merchants generally throughout
the United States West Indesand the Canadas
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Sullivan II abroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WAITER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after W EDNEsDAY, November H. 1919, the
" Passenger Trains will run as follows viz =
Leave Windsor for Bellows Falls Boston Lowell
New \ ork, &c. at As A, VI. and 70 10 T. NJ, uhe
second train on arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells River and arrive at Boston at F. NJ:
and P. NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for Windsor at 1910 and
AS 7. NJ or on arrival OF trains from Boston
Leave Boston for Fitchburg Railroad depot for
Charleston, CIaremont, Windsor, Wells River &c,
and tor Montpelier and Waterbury, (26 miles from
Burlington on Lake Champlain,) at 100 A. NJ. and
for Charlestown, Claremont and Windsor AT IL
A. NJ.
The Trains leaving Windsor at 745 A. NJ. and
Boston al II A. NJ connect with trains North Of
Windsor.
Nashua and Worcester Trains at Groton Junction
Passengers from New Y ork by evening boats to
Norwich, may connect with first train from Boston
al Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by morning car. by
way OF New Haven, Hartford Springfield and North
ampton, may lodge at Brattleboro, and proceed the
next morning, by stages, 20 miles to Walpos, and
then take cars for the North as above.
Passengers for New York by Trains leaving
Brateboro, Northampton, Springfield and New Ha-
ven-or by Groton Junction Worcester and Ner-
witch, and arrive in New York by Steamboat early
the next morning.
Fare from Windsor to New York 1913
Freight trains leave Windsor and Boston daily.
A CATTLE TRAIN leaves Montpelier and Wells
River every Tuesday morning and by way Of WIND
nearest Station 20 the BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEfl
'D'' w THOMAS {. WILLIAMS, .upt.
Charlesown, n II ., Oct 30 1919. Welt
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DIR. Warren's
SWsapdrUM, Tomato and via Cherry
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
At SO Cents Nor Eottle.

AT SO Cents per Sottle.
NARSAPARILLA, TOMATO AND WILD
~ CHERRY Bitters have now become standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians as
safe speedy, and eflcciua remedy for Scululous, Mcr
cwidl, and Cutaacos Diseases; Jaundicc, lndges
ton, Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaints,
COstiveness, Weak and Sore Stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling of the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones, Tumors III the Throat Rheumatic Affections,
Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, bad llumors, Eruptions, on
the Face or Body, Cnncerous Sores, Kings Evil,
Chronic Caarah Languor, Debility, Headache, Dir
illness, Sallow Complexion, and all those disorders
which arise from the abuse of Mercury, or from an
impuretaint in the blood, no matter how acquired.
The extract here presented is prepared after direc-
tons given by the celebrated DIR. Warren, whose
name it bears, and will be found superior any in use
1t highly concentrated entirely vegetable and very
finely Favored to the taste The change which it pro-
duces in the condition and tendency of the system is
speedy and permanent.
As Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all consumptlhave bs---he Sarsaparilla, Tomato
and Wild Cherry Bitters are entirely unrivaled.
Prepared add soldby
DAVID F. BRADLEE & son.
1870 Washington street, Boston.
Agents Burlington, 1heo. A. Peck, Montpelier,
S. X. Collins, and by Dealers in Medicine through
out New England.
January 10 1880. w20ly
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List Of Local Agents.

Mddlcbury, Vt--.Ion. Dorastus Wooster. Yer
gcnncs-Solon Boroughs, Esq. New liaven--Gco
". Brown, Esq Bristol--Wm. &. Munson, Esq
Starkshorc-A VI. Hawkins, Esq. Ilinesburgh-
John Fay Miles, VI. D. Charlotte, baptist corner
WIN. S. BALDWIN. Esq Winooskl falls-James II
en-, Es
Essex, n. --Myron s. Ilolcomb Elizabeth
town, n VI. T.. McVeue
BY applying to any of the above authori2cda gents
information will be checrluly given TO those who
feel interested and applications will be received by
them for Life and Health Insurance.
Burlington, January 7, 1880. WIG
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tY Most Extraordinary Work 81
TIL
ARRIE WON MS

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Woman,
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP $50 Price so cts
$4,000 opies SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, OF physical and mental anguish
many an atiectOnate wife, and pecuniary difficult
lie. to the husband might have been spared thou
ands now poor would have enjoyed competence ;
thousands now broken in health would have enjoyed
hundreds now in their graves been still alive, by
timely posses lon OF the work.
It's intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it discloses important
crrts which should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge sPower. ltsh health, happiness
afiluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
a blessing to thousands, as the innunerabe letters
received by the author will attest.
Here also, every ie,nale-the wife the mother the
one either budding INTO womanhood, or the one in
the decline OF years in whom nature contempates an
important change-can discover the causes, symp-
toms, and the most efficient remedies, and most GER
tain mode OF cure, III every complaint TO which her
is subject
It's Importance to the Married
may he gathered from the fact, that Travelling
Agents make from
Three 10 Fire Dollars a day.
from its sale hundreds of active, enterprzng agents
are accommodating little competence from the liberal
discount allowed, and the great demand for it. Or
ders required to be accompanied with payment.
| Copies WiH be sent by the m0H free q postage 10
The purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
mail within three months with perfect safety and
| tainty.
| On III receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
| mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
(ndiied free to any part Of the United States. All
letters and applications from those desiring to become
agents mus, be post paid except those containing
! remitance) md addressed to DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau
Box 1924, New York City. Publishing Office, II!
| Liberty IT. New York.
The Married Woman's Private Medical Compa,
nio M ia nv he itar
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Ep0U AZ JitpTHE NytTE or
mir BTGCU on UIBIT Of
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t9"N"to,'on" i'Sn' ,,, i,. concentrated MI
IN inj5 ltgl'"i',"n arc ,6rrj
% , ,,,,,y, In,I aijs The most snuiafy rro-
~, w, t | ,,',,.', ,;,,,t,l,. If fine v,g.nhl,
r"o.YnS, ur ""I pL,' 80 fti, i,stoJ mo-, ,ly he
Mnril1s ,irmsryr. but aso bv Physicians that it has
received their uuqunlltcd recommendations aud t1e
appreciation OF the public and has established ON us
own merits reputation Tor VALVE ana ELticAtn 'I
serlor 10 iic w., eU,' ] h, cnrJ surh
Oh H"iN''i"l i'''. ~ ~ ,;, ,., ,,I ,,i,,,t il II,
aye "I ~ lI'' Uiu' w. , w." T. ,, L.,n ns.I il,
already Hole llr ''e % iis & snn;.,;r, nn
Is cAphne o, uH,E ,o '''V W t;Y lenn.rs anj
''u2gi''S WIN 49, Of III, ,rJ ,rf,Ses
su'"5'i'enS 'le lI". . IL !l,n7, o',i,,,i rn,nc
hrT Vsor ,nof7""I, ,'' l nr,i Is rrrnniincndeJ
ne uSnsr T N''.,i ,,,,, from, rarsonaI cxn,
"fc 'nosc +" NiI" II i ,i., ,,,,rr,,u v removed
i'oice !" W .,;,, 80 l., ,i inJ IA il. In.
'Fohu '"' TP'a' y" Ne ~ ,'t'' ,sinfs nioht he
n',ic' ',, 'b ,Ic s'r.nn1rila Is ;Idnpt-
E'I'N N'l'," =" ] ',,, a., rnrl surcerd-
60 p"' ~" iT Ill.,; ,r,,,Ii., tn -, ta,,,c
'"s "'y j. ".u,.n u, ~, ,,,.rni,,-t
ANOI HER CURE or - NOt CI'N'
The following striking and, as will be seen p"rmn-
ns,'' cure Ct, =, .i "'' ,r' 'nj.trt
t,,.,.,r,e, Conn Jan. !. 1873
:, , .,.I....,, .,..,.,,,,. tr ,l,, a.
MfSsrs SANDS; occurrences y ''ii4'"! w. W. H. a.
tlctcd induces Il" !" luI"H' NI" ct W. I,'''',','
cure effected Try your HaII,pl' ~ 'i' ci>' o! my
wife. She was severely afflicted "'h me -c'n'U' on
different parts al t't 'Hd} the Hl''"' ~ "F I'N F.
were greatly enlarged a'd H'r ..i'H much '"' .
Alter sntifr's oyer yrgf ana n,aI'- no ,
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Great blessing to Mothers and Children.
1t the safest and efecua medicine for purifying
the system relieving the suerngs attendant child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and
child pain and disease increases and enrches the
food those Who have used 1t think is indispensable 1t IS
highly useful both before and aer confinement as prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth In Costveness Piles
Cramps, Swelling of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn,
Vomiting Pain in tie Back and oius False Pains Hemor
rhsge and regulating the Secreuons and equazing the
circulation it has equal The great beauty OF this medi
cine u.s. is always safe, and the most delicate use 1t most
successfully.
Notice 10 the Ladies'.
Those that initiate DR.. Townsend's Sarsararills have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy Female &c.
&C. and have copied bills and circulars which relates
inc complaints of women, word for word-othsr men
who put up medicine have since the great success of Dr.
Townsends Ssraparls in complaints incident to females
recommended theirs, although previously they did not
auuber OF these mixtures Pills &c. injurious TO
females a, they ssgravate disease, and undermine the
constitution Dr. Te-assnds is the only and best remedy
for the female complants-i, rarely, II ever
fails Of efecting permanent cure can be taken by tho
delicate females in case or by those expecting
to become mothers with the greatest advantages, as u
prepares the system and prevents pain or danger and
both mother ard child. Be careful to get the
genuine
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T. a G. e
Life and Health Insurance Company,
incorporated, February 1877.
CASH Cd PITAL UNIM AIRED.
S 1 90, 90!
E a c. E

Besides surplus OF $4,000, all paid in and safely
secured in accordance with the requirements
oi its Charter.
General AGENTS for Vermont and Northern ".
JAMES A. REQUA, Vain St, Burlington, Vt.
GEORGE w. WARD, NJ ID. Medical Examiner,
White St, near Congregational Church.
FBSIiE plan upon which thus institution is
4 Organized, has stood the tes OF time and axscr-
icnce 1t is managed by a board OF Directors, who
have deep interest in It's success and are responsible
10 the insured well as to the Stockholders for its
prudent management. The business Is conducted
upon scientific principles and based upon original
tables carefully prepared by a competent mathcmat
cian. The chatter makes the DIREcToRs personally
responsible it the capital is impaired 10y returning any
portion of it in dividends The insured take upon
themselves other responsibility than that OF pay
ing their premiums The rates OF premium are as
low those of any sound institution in this country
or England, and as low, undoubtedly, as is compa-
Die with the salty OF the insured and the stability OF
the Company.
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS
taken at rates which will compare fayoraby with
other companies. No Risk is taken any Life for
greater amount than five thousand dollars, and no
Thurences effected on Fire Marine Risks
CGc insured may dispose OF their policies to the
be mpany on fair and equitable terms, or loans vii
hisinade up on them according ID their value. by
this cement person need let his policy lapse
from a temporary inability to pay the premium. Tor
a loan on the policy will always afford relief. ms
system is very advantageous and equitable, and re-
where the party apprehenls that change of circum-
stances may render him unable to carry it ont, ac-
cording to the original intention. The rule OF re
turning the value With applied to policies for the
whole duration Of life, if two or more annual pay
incnts have been made.
BY the payment of one. half per cent, on the sum
Insured, premiums will be given to the persons on
whose Life Insurance is effected to make voyage
out aud home to any part of the Continent OF Europe
or to any port on the Atlantic Ocean, Cult of Mexico
Mediterranean Sea- or North Sea, providing it be to
healthy ports.
Premiums must be paid in advance in cash annu-
ally, semi annually or quarterly The first payment
to be made upon taking out the policy. To the conf
dence inspired by the solidlty OF this institution, and
the equitable principles upon which its business Is
conducted and to the advantage to the public in the
practice OF Life Insurance, We look for continuance
OF hat patronage which has SO far been Literally cx-
tended
RICHARD II. BULL, A. NJ, Secretary.
HORACE LOVELY, ! GEO w. SAVAGE, !
'rr,vellinu upnt { President {
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MMMTNME>TMA[sS
Consumption Cured.
Cltdn and Strengthen Consumption car be cured Bron
chitis Consumption Liuer Complaint Colds Cniarrh,
Cough. Asthma, Splitting BLOOD, Sorsns" in the Chest
Hectic Fush Might Smeais, DiGcnH or ProGiss En-
pseioraon, Pain in the Side, &c. has'sssn and ca" "
cured
Splitting blood.
Men York april 90, Isi7.
d. TowNsENp.-I verify believe your sarsaparills
has been the means through Provdencs OF saving my
came worse and worse At last I raised large qunntt
ties OF blood, had night swsas aud was greatly doblita
ted and reduced and did not expect to live have only
used your Sarsaparla short time, and there has won
derfu change been wrought in am now able TO walk
all over the city. | raise no blood and my cough has
lsn You well imagine that am thankful for
these results Your obedent servant
WIN. RUSSELL 65 Catherine ST.
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Dr. Town,ends Snrsnpar'ia IS sovereign and 'nsedy
cure for incipeut Consumption, Bhrrnnness ftohPSh'
Ii,, ar Falling Of the womb Costiveues Files, l'cucor
rhpa Whites, ohsructod difficult Menstruaon, 10
confluence Of Urine, voluntary discharge thereof
aud for the general prostraOn OF the sysem-no matter
whether the result of inherent causes produced
By irrcgulary illness accident Nothing be mLre
Surprising than its inyigorang effects on the human frame
Persons Of oil weakness and assltude from taking II al
robust and full of energy ruder its influence
Immediately councracts the nervousness Of the female
frame which is the great Of BHrenmess 1t will
not be expected of us, of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed but We can assure
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported to
US Thousands of where families have been without
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medi
cine, have been blessed with fine healthy offspring. 1t
has been expressly prepared in reference to female COM
plants No female who has to suppose she is ap.
preaching that critical period, The turn Of tVt'
should neglect TO take it, as 1t Is certain preventive FOE
any the and horrible diseases which Gonzales
subject this time of life. This period may BE- de
laysd for seueral BY using thus MEDICINE Nor is
less valuable for those who approaching woman.
hood is calculated assist nature by qnekenlng
the blood and nvigoratng the system Indeed tins med
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women subject
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Splitting Hood.
sIletuhsntisias.

This only one o, than four thousand cases Of Rheu.
matsn that DR.. Townsends Sursapara has cured, Tho
most severe and chrouc weekly eradcoted by its
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ OF tho assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwels Island is the gentleman spoken Of
In the following letter. $500
Blackwe's Island Sept A. 1917.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly for
nine wears the Rheumatism; considerable OF the time
could eat sleep walk had the most distressing
pains and my limb. terribly swollen. have used
for battles of your Sarsapara and they have done
than thousand dollars worth of good, am much better
indeed am entirely relieved You at liberty to use tho
for the be eft of the afflicted .
Yours respectfuLy, JAMES CUMMINGS
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Once More.

I'VE take the liberty to inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Wnooski Burlington and
the people of Chittenden Co, that the
FANCY DRY GOODS BAZARR
i. completely filled up again, with the very incest
STYLES of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods,
recently from the latest importations OF French Eng
lish and German Goods.
We do not think it necessary to mention large
catalogue of articles, but only say call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and you will find you always
did a good article for a remarkable low price
Call as soon as convenient, as the sale has already
began and you ms have the chance TO get some OF
the great bargains witch We are making al present.
COHEN g. MANNHEIM,
Agents for HENRY AUTTLR.
Oct Is, 1919. Wi
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.SLatuarN Mn.blc Ouatrics.


'FNlE above named quarries, well known
Tor furnishing superior quality OF marble, OF fine
white, and taking high polish, are now being work
led in America
All orders Tor monuments tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks pcdcstas or tatuary from these
quurrirs. may be addressed to
EDWARD d. SELDEN, Proprietor, or
WITT s. l.. GooDnILL, Agent Brandon, w.
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Tin Plate &C.

A LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate, con-
4 sslinE OF various sizes and qualities. Russia,
English, Canada, and American Sheet Iron, Sheet
Zinc, Lead and Copper, Copper Bolt, Iron Ware,
NJ. MOVES & co.
June 1919. WIG Water Street.
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JARS LEAVE BosToN FROM FJTCHBTrRG

JARS LEAVE BosToN FROM FITCHBURG
y Railroad Depot, by way Of Groton Junction,
Fitchburgh, keene, Walpole and Windsor at 7 30
A NJ, and arrive at WELLS RIVER at 3.i5 and at
Burlington at $40 p. NJ.
Cars leave Boston for Charlestown, Claremont
aud Windsor at T. 80 and II A. NJ, and arrive at
Windsor at Is and 5.30P NJ.
Cars leave Wells River at 9 30 and Burlington at
$50 A. NJ, and by way of Windsor arrive in
Boston at P NJ
Cars leave Windsor at 7.45 and IL TO- and arrive
IN Boston at 81 and 6 ?. NJ.
New York passengers connect at Grotton juno
ton and IValpoe.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, for ST. Johnsbury Stanstead Derby
Line, &c. &c.
Stages leave burlington each morning Sunday,
excepted) for Montreal, &c. &c.
Freight Train, leave and arrive at Boston daily
Cattle Trains for Porters on Tuesday.
THOMAS S. WILLIAMS
Sup't Sullivan Railroad.
Charlestown, n H., Jan |, 1850 dSwtf
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Law and Land Office.
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
nRURY & FILM II. ATTORNEYS AND
~ CoUSclLLoRs AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHAN
Gerry.
ERAsTUs w. DEuRY, (of the late firm of Drury &
Eastman)
EDWIN FLINT.
MeSsrs. ID & F. will practice in all the Courts in
the State, and give special attention TO collecting and
securing debts They have business connections
formed throughout the State of Wisconsin Northern
Illinois aud Eastern Iowa. They will also attend to
the purchase aud sale OF Lands the payment OF Taxes
the location Of Land Warrants the examination OF
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given 10
correspondents in New York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Washington City, and most of the
principal cities.
Refer to Hon. Milo l.. Bennett, Asahel Peck, Esq =,
d. X. Pangborn, Smalldy & Phelps, and c. D. Hes.
sor, Esq
Dec. iSls. w22tf
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Sugar, Teas, &c.

A good supply of Fresh Teas, Hyson, Young lily.
n son and Black, Crashed, Ground, Confed and
Brown Sugars, Coffee ground and unground in con-
nection with general assortment OF groceries, But
ter, Lard, Oh, &c. &c.
For Sale by
GEO. Z. ATWATER
Jan. 81, 80. w3lu
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Esalrlagbs.

= Bales Burlops, for Wool Sacks, by
20 June t. 40 wig Nj. MOVES e. co.
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Long ShaWIs.

ANOTHER invoice of those superior
Il Long Shawls Just received at the Ladies' FIX
change which we shall sell Mt such prices as vii
make it an object for all in want to call and exam
WILCOX & NASH.
Darlington, Oct. Il, 1919. d&wh
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IN, Parker,

1uction and Commission Merchants.
HAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
IL splendid assortment Of Furniture consisting OF
Sofas, Dvans Mahogany and Black Walnut Rocking
and Others Chairs, Side Card and Centre Tables
Marble Top, and Common Furniture OF all kinds
also, Carpetng Rugs, Looking Glasses, Clocks Mat
trassess &c &c. Give us a call.
West Side Court House Square Burlington. Vt.
Sept. 1st 1919. wl0yl
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vi. Moves 4 Go. .

vi. Moves 4 Co.,
II EEP a very heavy stock OF Tin Ware, and we
n are prepared at all times to supply Merchants
and Pedlers, upon the most advantageous terms
y Job WORK done to order i'll good style
and at reasonable prices.
June 4, 1919. WIG