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Stretch OF LUTHER. CARLiLE. \ coarse
rugged, pleban face it was, with great crags
Of cheek bones-a wild amount Of passionate
energy and appetite But in his dark eyes
were foods of sorrow and deepest melan-
choly, sweetness, and mystery, were all there
Often did there seem to meet in Luther the
very opposite poles in man = character. llr,
for example, OF whom Richter had said that
his words were half battles, he. when he first
began to preach, suffered unheard-of agony
90, DR.. Staupitz, DR.. Staupitz.' said he to
the vicar general of his order. Il cannot do it.
! shall die in three months, Indeed | cannot
do it Dr., Staupitz, a wise and consideratc
man, said upon this, w ell, sir Martin, if
Won must die, you must; but remember that
they need good heads up yondcr too. So
preach, man, preach, and then live or die rs
it happens. So Luther preached and lived,
and he became indeed, one great whirlwind
of energy, to work without resting in this
world; and also before he died he wro L. very
many hooks,-in which the true man was
for in the midst Of all they denounced and
cursed, what touches Of tenderness lay
Look at the Table Talk, for example. We
see in 1t little bird. having alighted at sun
set on the bough OF the pear tree that grew
in luther's garden. Luther looked up ut it
and said That little bird. how 1t covers
down its wings, and will sleep there, 50 still
and fearless, though over it are the infinite
starry spaces, and the great blue depths of
lmmenslty. Yet II fears MOTT is at home.
The God that made it too is there. The
same gentle spirit Of lyrical admiration is in
the other passages Of his books Coming
home from Leipsic in the autumn season, h.
breaks forth into living wonder at the field.
al corn How it stands there, he says, erect
on Its beautiful taper stem, and bending its
beautiful golden head with bread in t-thp
bread of man sent to him yet another year.
Such thoughts az these are as little windows,
through which We gaze into the interior OF
the serene depths of Martin Luthcrs soul
and see visible, across its tcInpests and clouds,
whole heaven Of light and love. he might
have painted--he might have sung-could
have been beautiful like Raphael, great like
Michael Angelo
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EPILEPSY. DR.. c. ROBBINS.

Professor Of Nervous and Convulsivc Diseases,
Albion Court, Cha rlcston, Mas.
Has within tae last eight years treated Two Hun.
dgrd ami sixty Eases Of epilcptir AMI ruvulsiye fits,
of thi. number over two hundred have been cured
ten benefited that were not cured. and thirty five
not benefited. Among the case. cured nrc 81 y =.
e. the various schools, aud H. d ) and families
some cases If thirty years standing, having from
ten IT'S week 10 hitya month. Should be pleased
to- REFER any interested To those cured, intending
som" Of tho first people in Vermont, Ncw Hampshire,
Massachusetts and Maine
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Merchants Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
L than | 5 years, and has acquired an unboundcd
celebrity, not only the best Liniment for Horses
ever known but as Embrocation for Family U,e
il stands unrivaed,
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets CON
tanning testimonials Of its wonderful efficacy ma be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, n. Y. liberal dis
count made purchasers, and all orders addres
to NJ. Ii. TUCKER CO., successors to g. W
MERCHANT will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by THEO. A. PECK, G. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and q. q. CATLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte; JOHN slMMoNDs, I'd,
Shelburne; l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; Z. h.
GREEN. Richmond h. :. WHITCoMB, Wiliston,
Div. COZ ; +. II. LANE, Jericho Center L. BUR
CESS co, Milton ; :. Z. ISllAM, Ninooski Falls
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Cansdas.
Aug. 4, 1854. "oWly
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A Card to the Ladies.

hR, UUPoNCO'S French Periodical Golden P,ps,
- iniallible in removing stoppages irregu.
larities of the menses. These Pill. are nothing
y, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with unparalle
ed success IN every case and he lie urged by many
THOUSAND ladies, who have used them, TO make tho
Pills Public, Tor the alienation OF those suiferin
from any cgularities whatever we'll to Pre-.
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit increase of family. Pregnant females,
or thos supposing themselves SO, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant as the pro-
pret"r assumes no respon Utility after the above ad
monitor, although tAeIr Mllduess would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills arc
recommended, Full and explicit directions accom-
many each box.
Price : 90 per box.
GEO. ". ALLEN, " holesals and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Williston,
llnesburgh ana Richmond, to whom II orders mus,
be sent. by enclosing s. 90, the Pills vii be sent
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Rut,
land, POND MORRIS, Druggists.
Oct, ~, 1854, dIwly
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Hardware, Metals and Tools.
MAY 4 60,

(Lete SAMU Eli MAY " Coz NO. Broad ST. cor.
state street, boston.
INN PLATE, Sheet and Plate Iron, Iron Wire,
Brass, Copper, Steel Timed and GaNani1ed
Wire, Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead, aud Zinc, Herman
silver, Brass and Copper Tubing, Block Tin, Bar
Tin, Lead, Spctcr, Anthony, Black Lead Potts.
Crucbcs. STU : TOOLS, FILES AND STEEL,
Anvils, Vices, Files and Rasps, Emery, Nuts and
Washers, Screws, Bolts, Rivct., Smiths Bellows
Cast Steel in all shapes, Herman and Blistcrcd Steel
Hammers, Sledges, Drills, Screw Plates, Punch
Presses, Lathes. Agents for
Tanner stools g. huchtnesS NJ Spth's Portable Forces
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their accompanying evils, Cpn-er cvreptcd1 no
matter how severe or Of how long standing
This medicine has never hcon introduced hv
em'tt pnis AMI misrepresentation, it intended
medium but it. merits ard the appreciation Of the
public.
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New Eirtn ard New coed

New Firt1 ae,,I New Goods,
1T 1UE rlD NTtNN,
OPP Si," To" Laus oi Burlington.
4 HI arGscRihErs having THE da5 f..n,G,
cu-rutucishIP under tho s'llc II
FAY II C.iILUS,
arc now prepared To- offer rrge aud general NJ.
sortmou IT goods in the uc Of Boots and 81, ~ n,
Nholceaie and retail at the most reasonable pticcs
Among thu assortment may be found tho following
items, NIh
10 Cases Mems thick boots 100 pr Jenny Lind Booeo.
10 do do Kip do 100 do do peggcd do
j. do Gsuts Calf do 100 do ladies Cong Gaiter,
Apr do Pat Leather 100 do fine tipp'd do
Congress dnitcrs 100 do walking Caters
% do oxford lies 800 do walking Shoe.
50 do Montcrcys 300 do tre Instins
2 cases Mems calf Brognns 200 do fine Sins
do do cowhide do 200 do fancy tipp'd Corl.
do Enamcll'd shoes 200 do plain enamel'd Il,
do Boys Calf Brogans 30 do Misses Kossuthboot,
do do onamc'd shoes 80 do Jenny Lind do
do thick Brogans 100 do Calf Bnots
| do youths Calf Zoo Ladies Rubber
do Boys'long Caters
Together with the usual ariety found in cur line
Of trade.
Also 100 siles Sole Leather, 80 10 Oak tanned do.
The above goods have been bought expressly for tho
Spring trade, and will offer great inducements to al,
who are buying goods in our line.
Terms Cash Custom work and repairing done 10
order.
f. J. FAY. A. CHILDS.
burlington, April 81, l-j5. d6w3no'
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Gentiemen's, Youths Il Boys ready made
G l. o r HI N G,

Manufactured expressly for the New England trade
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C., &c,
Wholesale and retail,
OAK HALL. 81 NORTH ST. BOSTON. Mass
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boots and Shoes,

Z. L IT. IVN,
Nho'c',l" dealers in Boots, Shoes aud Lcnthor.
- h - Pearl Street.
Have on hand stock Of the bc-t mann facturc which
they will sell at the lowest prices in the % kct Tor
cash.
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would he glad to have n further supply,
- the medicine i bccammnr very popular, and /
think will continue, it has giyon rclirf in every
instance whore properly tnken.
THOMAS NE Man, NJ. H.. Mt Vernon Ind
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SALT

tnnN BUS. T. |. SALT.
tONb 10000 bags Dairy do, Pure r cck, stea u,
refined and Western,
so bags Liverpool fine do 'Ashtou's .
1000 bus. Canada salt,
Justreceivod and for sale by
HERRICK 4 MILES,
Nov % d&wtt
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Attention..

A. an evidence Of the thorough instruction and
success of those who graduate Mt Corners CONNER
cial College, Boston, the address of upwards of two
hundred of the students for whom the Principal OBJ
tanned good employment clerks, book keepers,
&c, the past year. is furnished in the annual Cata
loguc and Circular Of Terms, which is sent by mail
free. Pcnmanship, Book Keeping, Navigation En-
gineering, Modern Languages, &c. ably taught by
eminent Professors. No class system. Separate
department for females.
GEORGE n. CONFER, Consulting Accountant,
pr;,,
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81 Circulars containing full description of the
" Model Melodeons," will be sent to any post Office
ON addressing the manufacturers.
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Deafness Cured.

REih what Senrpa's Acoustic Oil h-. done -
"a The greatest cure ever vet performed by any
mo licinc IT never fall,
tFrom the Albany Daily Krickcrbockor. Y. VI
West Troy, Juno 3.
THIS is to certify that I, Willard jerks prorric-
tor Of the West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been
afflicted with deafness. in one ear for the last twenty
years and in the other for the last year. 80 that It
was impossible for me to hear the loudest voice. and
after trying various remedies without improving nv
hearing in the least, was induced to try Scarpa's
Compound Acoustic Oil, for the cure Vt Deafness
and it is with great qualification | am enabled to-
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing snd
| will he happy to SEQ any person who wshe. infor-
nation in relation to my case Mt my place in West
Troy. WILLARD jerks.
BE careful md purchase of MIR. 7. A. PECK.
Burlington, A. b 4 u. SANDS 100 Fulton street.
New York, ns thore i' counterfeit article in the
market
Feb 20. vsmo,
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Manufactured by MASON & HAML1N,
Cambridge street, Corner of Chares) Boston, lass
And pronounced by the bestmusicians and organists
in the country to be unequaed in Equality, Power
and Sweetness of Tone, Promptness of Action Per-
lection Of Tuning, and Style of Finish.
- octave, Portable style, Rosewood ca.c. $50
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Lives of married men remind US,
We may live our lives as we'll,
And departing leave behind US,
An example that will teH
An example that some other
Wasting time in idle sport,
Some forlOrn, unmarried brother,
seeing, shall take heart-and court. -
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EyENING gUA1 GoINCNoK1H.

Leave WHITEHALL eAory evening, Saturdays
excepted at o'clock. arrival OF train from Troy
Albany, and schenectady, arrive at burlington at
O'Clock next morning and via Port Kent and Platts-
buIgh arrive at Rouse's Point at 81 in time tor pas
sepgcrs to arrive at Montreal at 10. a. NJ, and
ogdensburgh at 7. NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains OF the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at Burlington.
An arrang cement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chauoer!ain of the steamer Francis Satus, to leave
PlatSburgh every morning at o'clock, and to ar
rive at Burlington via Port Kent, at lOa o'clock, in
time for assengers to take the Line Boats tor the
South and West, and cars of the Rutland and Bur
lington Railroad East and South.
RETURNING, leave Burlington every afternoon
on the arrival OF the Boats from the south, with
passeng gers and mails for Port Kent aud Pattsburgh.
7. DUULITTLE, Treas.
Burlington, May 5, 1855. d&wu
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aud until further notice, run as follow.-to wit (.
Ono of the above boats.
GOING SOUTH, will leave Rou.es Point every
morning. Sundays excepted) at o'clock, on arri.
val of cars of Champlain and st. Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach Burlington at lOi A. NJ. in
time for the train Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going south and East, Reaching Boston
and New York same evening, and Whitehall Mt 1
o'clock, P. NJ, in time for which reach Troy
and Albany at p. VI. where passengers take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York. or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady "a P. NJ. and connect with the train
of the New York Central Railroad going W est, and
arrive at Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
/ Iuta1 Ia,
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beaumont LIQUID BLUEING, AND
ID Patent Starch Polish, for sale at
JsnII. du pEWhf'o
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..L."TTLER.
Wholesale dealer in
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,

prugs Medicines and Dye stuRs,
And manufacturer Of Coach. Furniture, Piano Forte
and panur, or Zinc Varnshes, No. AZ India Street.
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DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL every morning, (>undn rs
excepted,) at 10 o'clock, on arrival OF trains from
Troy, Albany and schenectady, arrive at burlington
at 4 o'clock, p NJ. connecting with the trains of
Rutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
south Thence directly to Kouse's Point without
landing, and arrive at :: Y. NJ in time tor passen-
gcrs to arrive at Montreal same evening, and Og-
drr-s hIlr,I IN nirne M dnv
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must 'ny, from my own experience and personal
eh.cryatous in my practice, il has proved to he the
best and safest remedy Tor the difficulties for which
tits recommended, viz, those Of female weakness,
such n' prolapsu' Ctari, Fuor Nbus, and ali
irregular nd painful mon.truoton, and diseases Of
irritation ut the female organs,
j y. FootE, NJ. H., Syracuse, y. Y.
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Gas REGULATORS

HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM NEW
] York, by Express, an assortment of Gas Regu
lstors, which am prepared to put up 10 order.
NJ. A. EVERTS.
Fab II diff
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ENENISG BOATS GOING SOUTH,

LEAVE ROUSE'S POINT every evening, (>un-
days exceptod) at o'clock or arrival Of last train
t"m hontre"i and ~ denshuIsh, reach rtnttsbur "a
at y, Port Kent at 81, Burlington at 10 o'clock
p NJ, and Whitehall at o'clock, next morning
where passengers may take the cars for Troy, Alba
ny, New York and Schenectady reaching New \ orb
to dine, and suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and
Ram
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1IIL titlAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY !

1IIE ttRLAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY
"a an 10
s,.s;s s5s ~ II s,s:I5[,4a
S.fstf';':Ys. 4, Va w fsss.k, !fsSSs}.e1
A4laal,s4sl-4l H.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARSAP ARILLA A,
This medicine when used according directions, will
Scrofnn
or Kings Evil
Cancers, Erup'ions
Of tho skin. Frs sipelas,
Tumors. Chronic Sore E,es
Ringworm or letters Scali Head,
Rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers. Swelling ~
the Glands, syphilis, Dyspepsia, Salt luieum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys Diseases arising from tho
OF Mercury Loss OF Appetite Pain in the side and
Shoulders General Debility, Lumbago. Coughs, Colds,
propay Jauudice, Cosvcur-s bronchitis Weakness ofthe
Chest, Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections andall other
Diseases tending TO prVduce Consump lion Liver Com
plants Female Irregularities aud Complaints Low
SPIRITS Sick and Nervous Headache Night
Sveats Exposures, Imprudence in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases. and
Spring and Summer Drink, and General
Tonic for the System, and a geuts
aud pleasant purgaliye, tits
superior to Hue Lick
and ongress Water,
Salts, or Spiii,1
Powders.
Iti. remarkable fact that among the hundreds Of
eminen, physicians who have examined the recip. bv
which bulls sMsrnra il prepared, not one has cou
highest terms Many rhy.ic cypress hemsa,e.
srGnry IN the belief that r. /. deciedy ne ne't prePa
public Although there are many physicians who feel
reluctance to having their appended the
they may approve Of it in the hghes degree there are
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know is capable Of doing much
good in afflicted community Asan evidence, read the
following from old aud respectable physicians Of high
standing in the community in which they live
TESTIMONY.
a. Testimony like the following renders superfuous
all comments On the efficacy OF lu- sarsaparilla From
br l. lnnirl Professor Of Chemistry in the Louisville
Medira College he,e looked the list of ingredient.
composing John rul Compound LSr"c. Of ssrsspsria,
ard have 10 hr.j""u in saying that they form a eafo
compound promises well in chronic Diseases
70 Nhigu l. IS bpul".lNe |. l. iAHDELl. II d
I.u''vil-. .'u''.o 49,
".., %. -. .. .l...s,u o., - .tn,a-t 20 the Lou
n.... 'D-'~ # .l..,. -tsof tur- >nt' tperila:
lutts,lILt. inrcn -. ISIS.
John Hul -ar. Inri aud h..ye the combination to
be M excellent ouc, and We'll calculated TO produce
sr"rntiy" impression %" the 'tt"in nve used both
in public ant private practice aud think it the best
srt" Of S'rsHpi-i. Is n"" in u's -
Resilient Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
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-. VI. Pcttingill q Co.'S
Boston Business Directory

April, 1915.
The I'd Spring Card List, collected by ;. NJ.
Pettengil 4 Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 10 state street. Boston, who are authorized by
the publishers the best and most widely
Newspapers throughout the United states and
British Provinces, to take advertisements aud cub
scrptions ut their lowest rates.
The foRow'ng Is lot Of many n he must '"5s!"7-
nal and honordbi bpsness nrpy N B'sfoh. hsr,h1ntS
and othri visiting m, city, urH fnd the directory Of
great suuic, TO Htm and h,y orr adriod IN take u
uiih them.
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TCnnIC
ON uI,,ip


{ ON plants.
or these 1r" Prolop-
sus teri, Or falling
ofthe Womb ; Fluor
Albus, on whites
Chronic Inhamms-
tion and liberation
nj the Womb Incl
dental liemorrhage,
or Flooding; Pain
full, Suppressed, and
Irregular Monstru-
alton, Ge with all
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WOLFE'S
SCHIEDtM AROMATIC SCHNtpps


lNhis medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
Il proprietor at Schiedam, in Holland, expressl,
for medicinal purposes. 1t has been submitted to
nearly all the first Chemists and Physicians in the
United states, who endorse il over their sigra
lures OF the great essential, of the Materis
Medica. 1t is now prescribed with great success in
Gravel, GUut, rheumatism, Distractions of Bladder
and Kidneys, and tor Dyspepsia it has superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles. enveloped in
yellow paper, with my name on the bottle cork and
label, aud tor sale by all respectable druggists in
the United States.
lDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 4 % Beaver ST., New York
Mays (wt5mJ) 70 south Front St., Phils
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, the organ of modern
- opirituasm. Fourth Vol. commence. in May
1t contains the fullest record extsnt Of current
Facts ami opinions on Spiritual Intercourse. Pub,
lished weekly at - per annum also, all spiritual
books ior sale by PARTRIDGE & BKlTlAN, 3i2
Broadway, \. !.
P. o.-A Catalogue Of Spiritual Book, sent or
ami cation. ws2mosS
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Triumphant orO MI Compct,tor,
Messrs. :. ID. aud II. ". SMITHS
M Z, Z, O ID r q n g

have recently received the First Premium
Mt the metropolitan Mechanic, Fair, held at wash
ington, ID. {. L. will bo rcculee'rl $50 that they
had the same distinction At the last Massachusetts
charitable Mechanics A'S"ci.tiuu. For sweetness
OF tone eycnacss Of tune and p."inptuc,s or touch
they stand uurivellcl. Packed AMI sont To- ANY part
~ tho world 81 Washington =. I'oston
:, u. 4 II. ". SNLVu
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Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer in
Fine JcwrIry,
No. u School street, Boston
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NORCROSS, MELLEN & CO.,
Importers Il wholesale dealers in
Crockery, China, Glassware,

And Paper Hangings.
Nos. is and 20 Merchants Row, Boston.
SPRING TRADE.-REMOVAI.
The undersigned having removed from No. 80 Kilby
IT. to the NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. lj2 and "a Congress (late Atkin.on) street
would invite attention to his stoc,, which contains
large assortment Of staple and fine
BOOTS & SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade
which fresh from the hands of the manufactu-
turcrs, and having been bought at very low prices
they will be offered at a small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Constantly on hand-Sole Leather ; Cali Skins =;
French Morocco, Kid, and patent Calf SKINS Patent
and Enamclcd Leather; Goat skins; Cold Roan'
and Innings Lasting, Galloon. and Trimmings !;
which will be sold at the lowest market prices, for
cash or approved paper. HENRY l.. DAGGETT.
Congress st. crosses Milk st. next above
Pearl st and runs parallel with it. Boston.
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SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten Tbo"'and Piece. now on hand, and
all new piece. Of Music received soon publish.
ed. Glec Books and Church Music Book. of every
description.
Mn, RUST will sell all article. s' low =. those of
the same quality he obtained in any ritv, and \
liberal discount made To Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will 'pAr" M effort 20 Keen complete
assortment Of an article, usurN' kept IN Music
store" aud hv constant personal attention To his bu
siucss, hopes ~ 500 in his New and Commdous-
>tcte, VI of his oLn. and many sew customers.
burlington, Juiv Is, 1854. w3wu
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lie has various Indian remedies for the of the
different forms Of disease all acting in perfect
harmony with the laws of life. The success which
la. attended the Of DR.. GREENS
/ y ID / 4 n p A v A e T.
In all Diseases of the Blood. is 90 wonderful he
Warrants.
ITO Bottles to cure Pimplcs the Face,
to Bottles to the system of biic,
to Bottles to cure the worst case of Eineworrn
to i Bottles to cure salt Rheum.
| to Bottles to cure scaly Eruptions.
to Bottles to cure Scrolun
6 to Bottles to cure Cancerous Affections
to Bottles to cure old Running Sores.
The first bottle always does good, and perfect
cure i. warranted if directions followed strictly
This medicine has never been extensively udyer-
tised but has come into general use upon its own
intrinsic merit, and has become the most popular
IIUMOR REMEDY
in the world, and we take pleasure in assuriug the
public that of $4,000 in New England and
1000 within the precincts of Boston, oury in one
instance has it been unsuccessful in pcrtccting
cure, and in this tho child ceased taking the
Panacea on account of the itching of the humor as
it was driven out from her system. We have no
room for testimonials, but persons to be convinced
OF it, superior merits have only 20 tryit Prepared
and sold by Dr. r. GREEN, NJ. u. Indian Physician
AT his Office and Laboratory,
3G Brometicld street, Boston, Mass
For sale in Burlington by q. ". Allen and by
Druggists generally. Circulars with abundant refer
cncc may be obtained Of the Agent, OF at the pr. 5
Office, or sent by mail, free Of charge.
ri DR.. Grcen continues to give adv lee by letter
or otherwise upon all diseases, free ofchargc.