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Vermont Central Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NORTHERN AND WESTERN, BRITISH AN
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Going North.
ss:.:.;::::z l5:,;'s.s 20: ~

NORTHERN AND WESTERN, BRITISH AND
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Going North.
FLeave Windsor at 90 P. M. connects at Rou.e's
Point with train, for Montreal, same evening, and
fo Ogle nsburgh, and the West the next morning.
Leave Windsor at t. 40 P. NJ. stop over night at
White River junction and proceed next day, con.
Meeting with trains for ogdensburgh, and Steamer.
for the west, leaving ogdepsbargh the same eve
ming.
Leave Montpelier at Q. IL A. NJ, and s.55 ?. NJ.
- burlington at ), . and lo.5 A. NJ d 80 P. NJ.
md connect at Rouse. Point, with Trains for
e.ien,buryl and Montreal IL, same day
TRAINS GOING SOTTH.
Leave Rouse's Point at $50 4 NJ, i'a' aud
$50 +. NJ.
A." st. Adams, at 1904. NJ, 4,52 T. NJ.
burlington AT : rs A. and $40 P. NJ,
" Montvelicr rt 9.l2 A. NJ, and 7.l5 p. NJ
The 600 A. NJ. Train from Rouse's Point CON
nccts at White River Junction and Windsor, with
Trans for Boston, New York and intermediate
stations, arriving in Boston EARLIER THAN bf
ANY OTHER ROUTE, anil in New York the same
evening
Tickets for Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Detroit mi
cage. It. Louis. Kansas, and places West, ioT sale
AZ an stations Vermont Central route, and L. NJ
l.. Cll URCH, Ne. Town Hall.
4. suERBUENE, SuPt
N.thfali Tuly -. ls55
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Religious Intelligence.


Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Vermont
was holden at Windsor on Wednesday 10Th
The attendance of the clergy and lay delegates
was more than usually full The Conycn-
ton sermon was preached by the Rev. +. A.
Wadleigh, Of St James Church, Arlington
His subject was the preaching Of the GOSPEL,
what the Gospel is, how it should bo
preached, and the Divine efficacy which ever
attends the faithful declaration of the trutbs
OF uod 5 Word The annual Missionary ser
mon' ON the evening before the Convention.
was preached by the Rev. +. W. shelton. If
Chrst's Church, Montpelier The Rev. &.
' C. Eastman, Of st. Michacl's Church
brattleboro, preached a sermon Wednesday
evening ON the text, For the people Lad
min to work
The Windsor journal in its account Of tile
convention, says "Ihe Bishop IN his Adj
dress, besides the usual details Of his Eni.co.
lal labors gave full statement of the pr,s.
ont condition and prospects of the Diocesan
seminary, which was chartered by the fcgis- /
ilture OF LAST year, under tho title of the /
"mom Episcopal MSnlute. Much success
has attended his efforts in its hchulr md
more than ten thousand dollars baye already
'eeh subscribed IN the Diocese for it, though
several OF the most important parishes have
"ot as yet been applied to. We rejoice in
the success of this enterprise, and vo are
happy to know that it meets with almost
universal favor among tic churchmcn in YER c
mont Fifteen thousand dollars, it is con- c
tdcntly thought. will be raised il, tI u..
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A. d. 1851, the s".-
deed to the said Railroad Compan,
:H"rtgaged premises so conveyed to him by sad p,--
~ and IN said I'LL particularly described.
Aud that Oh or about the 23i day of September
T. D. ls12, the said Nose, l.. Hart decd convey
81 tie residue Of the land so conveyed to him BY
said Bradley, and part Of sni1 mort lgo premises
4. aforesaid to George q. Catlu and Henry v
Hor.on.
Aud that on or about the 22J dag o. February.
\. u. 1903, the said tdtiin and horton, convo yed
b? deed the Had last mentioned 9, ,re John G..
@Acrhurnc.
Ana thHt on or about the loth day 90; March,
: ~ iN35, one Daniel Iarbyl, ol -oltL It,y.ltor,
'tfm'Ht' "S iced d'm',tN The stti iA,t mentioned
land AMI property Tor the term Of i've y'ar7 from
inc hrst DAY o' May, 1903, To- ono u. /. H...j. a1i
"' assigns
ana mat IN or ABOUT tn" lltil Day 'fjunr A.D.
''', me 'ald '"hn a. Shcrburne 10y dcod conveyed
'''' i"nI ana properly SO conveyed to him as
''To'ait' 10 'Ac ''"' p""!ei laroe'i, ir.
10 lu,' ",' OF ap'ut ths aist "'y "' august,
L. ~ Io''' Tue SAM Rutland * Darlington Hail-
'''I 'hv'AE %. le'l c'nF'yo" ("!ih other pro-
i.'E 'l'c li' ~ li' l'h's mott: i@'r &C. 20" SAID
&c., '"te' 'i'' .Hl'r' ., alrr'''N"Hi"h tad been
tl''!ea TO- IL a. nI''C''d' III 9,'hy nay 90; mort
-aA' I" Na,1hsi llenshaw ard Ihpngs Stevenson
''1''" ga ,''no'e't'' 10 secure t'e Payment OF
''" VI 49, i''i'.'f'' '"'dsAhi dollar IH tie
,'"'5 'r h3''' o, suh company Thereafter to be
l'.n'l ma s"i Conveyance va accepted jy
=, i. ','' s"t' % ''.i, OF H't-' l'sHe4.
ls54 one william, r. Tr.. ,f i,a.,, -
I,,a,trd one of ,hr tr.i, ~, - "N,
''.''SH;G "i -"a hal'T"ad Company ~ the place Of
All bTt,4n'. al, ,b,,,t tt. ,,,, ,...,, IT,,
u. I.ji. ono TI,,n,. TI,,",ro, 'iI - "''.,' -
W., .i,,. ~ ~ .l tg,, ~ i'yA''" ''i'''
,,,,t.,pc in the ,.s NJ tl," .,, r ''''' '''''1
al f ;I ~ ~ U ;mJ Ia VA! 81 AfrH' A. d.
IF yars Of wu,h he ,,as I... " 90, ,"'i YEA
ienis, from .,iI T,rbeIl Ia ,n, T,Hnr n ", =
..c,t and one 6. : Hlodgtr ''"'"'' - ''''
And that on or about the l7tb d,v - Nav ,s,,
tie All Thomas T,atrlcr VA, ornai,trJ ,nS
trustee, under said first roo-.,,,,r ~ -
mad, "a. aforesaid in the place Of the sail samuel
And tHat on or alb ut the l9th ily Of Nav l-54
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Most Important to the Ladies'.

" tuc 3.
nk. GElSSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
Dhavo been long and widely known as invariably
certain in removing any stOppage, iTTegullrty, 70
suppression of the menscs.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use Of all
other remedies because, where care is attanable
by medicinal agencies, they certain Of success.
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred-
iblc, if not yOuchcd for by iniusitabe testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned
In every case, from whatever canse the obstruc-
ton may arise, also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will not admit of increase of family, they
always efficient for which reason they must
not be used during pi esnaLoy. though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions, in which stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may be determined
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by Or. r. G. Geissner.
Principal Office, l27. Liberty St, Ncw-York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the time, all
orders to be addressed to DR.. r. q. Geissrer,
1879 Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
?i56 n. Y. Post 0fioe, and box will be sent by
return mail, they put up in sealed envelopes,
and.con be sent with the strctest privacy to any
part of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only Ineffective but injuriou. com
pounds purporting to he " Female Pins" under all
kinds Of namcs nc " Iron Pills. Silver Pill.
Golden Pills" Periodical Fill.," 3 arc at
tempted to be palmed off upon the creduous or I'M
wary it i. only necessary for ladies to be their
guard against the attempted imposition, and in all
where there is authorized agcrt the sale
Of Dr. Gcssncrs Menstrual Pills" to order direct
from him by mail by return of which box vii
b. sent,
Authorized Agents fcr Burlington aud vicinity,
TiIEO. A. PECk. and 4. c. SPEAR.
JUlv l7th 1875 diw'v
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF VERMONT.


George f. Edmund.
; Administrator vitb uo
VIII annexed OF the Estate sTATEorvrp,to,,r
y,
Tinothv roIrcu
William l.. strong III, CuIrrvSpry Co,x,,
Guardian ''
John nradIor
Tho RutIa,j ne - II
Co ~
Daniel rarbou ?.
Morrill, ~ 10
q. s ulodcct,
Tbnmn1 TI.g,,
Sam,,"i ti iu,''vucr'
,i,.n lenShaw.
David 4 St,o iiIiII,"g,
Henry r.. Csmrio in"
eUrtIrpr,s'
| Wv nhbE,'0 inc said Edmnnds Adm. n, ,fo,o.
r'. SulG' n's MED his bill Of complaint in tbis
Gr,b 5" W.! tno above named persons, setting
,', timothy tollctt and John Bradley on M,
Ji,,I . va" ny oi June, \. ID. 1913, were iustIy in.
! ,,I na.ii S''u Leo then In life, rnillin Dotor
! .ard J,Ii,r .nIIcf' IN the sum If fourteen thou
,G "'i''ls' Spccihcd in three promissorv rntc.
ISia. one c G,V Hh the sixteenth day Of May, -
G'',o '"ree years after said date. to the orlcr ~
Eycbo,'. o' inter ana Miller. ut the Amcric,n
able scm-aunuaIv ,nj IVY WIN interest pay
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the same ratio. We"
M T.o v,o,, number Of members tbon
...,...,,e, co. ..'I,, -.
~. vas - O. :, anu -'''' ''';' r.5'''s'
'f' i'''''. and 2'54 non residents, In
1884 the number OF icontint", ri or'td was
49,.
1T '''''
correspondent d the Puritan "et' rider
"!s
"'InorcriHv Of tho year in New Uamrs!:rris
n,- ycrv onc7ur aging. neither was il IN Ncr.
,ou,,. Tho churches in bot,, these ~.,t..
.,n,,,,,, ,,o,,.;,h.,..,,.l,rn,
La,.. been f,,r. ami the churches ratL,r ,j.-
.-,,.o than ,,..,r.os., :, r.,r.,,.r.
''' 'AIH"t's i"F the lAst Twelve years gre
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" "p'ut tle lIth day OF Npycmbor.
M"ses l.. Hart conveyed hy
rnrt If tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-28
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the hrn.

nv VA SdbeSJ hSdjCal Discovery
, of the Age.
VI X. Kennedy, Of Roxbury, Mas. b,.ai,.o,o.o4
49, IN one ol orr common pasture weeds rcnocd,
that s'crry kad Of hume, from the worst
''Nh 70 common rimple. He has tried IL in ove,
..''u "uu'rt cases, and mover failed cxcept in
tT' va.es tooh thunder horor) lie has now in
N'a.c' an Wlthin twontv miles Of Boston
mouth. "''S'hS sour
pmplos on the face 'N' Alhu oil
W. OF three bottles will clear the system Of hoi1
Nv" bottles are warranted to cure the worst conkcr
IN tho mouth and stomach
Three tc lFC bottles nrc w,rr,r,od . 49,. =,
"u,S' case OF erysirclas
in the eyes. ~ 'u'e III humor
Two bottles are warranted to cure rurnin, ~ N,
ear. anu bIotchcs among tn" hair WV
-Four to siy bottles are warranted IN o,r, --..
ami running ulcers '' '"rruPt
Uhe bottle vi II cure scaly eruption of the skin
Nv" OF threc bottles are warranted TO euro ,bo
/ worst case of ringworm. O "'e
Two o. three bottles are wnrrahtcJ a. one, =,
! mot desperate cases Of rheumatism '''
! Ihtcc or four bottles arc w7rrsrte6 T., crro a..
! salt rhoum. ~ cure tAc
Five to eight bottles will cu-, H.
/ ofsCIufuld. " ' '0'''Na
benefit is always experienced from thu er,.t b..
quantity /, taken. '' TUG ABOVE
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have; T.,
N"'H uIed an me wonderful medicines of tho do. M
way common weed, growing in the pastures AMI
"''"S "'u stone walls, should cure every bumor In
tn' system Yeti Is now fixed fact. Ifvou boro |
huih"r, 1t has to start. There are no iCs NOV aI
""'"' ",' III, ABOUT ITS Slitng some cases but p,t
Ho"S' l l'""!ed over thousand bottles of II H. |
thc vicinity Of Boston. | know the eiTerts ~ +, ~
tN'rf case Il has already done some of tho roo. :"
e,i cures ever done in Massachusetts. + goyo !, -,
''Iir'o year olt to old people Of sixtv. Ior"
'f' Id'N. ""r'nr looking children vbu,o
''' "', restored t. lrtt,,t 49,. '
% us''..t u uu. ?. it,r.
, th"'n "ho are ,abject t. q sick boaJ,cb. ana
"''te WIN always cure it, 1t gives great reIiof ~
r'''rrh ana dIA1incss. Some who ha We taken il b,r
cnc"S'i'e Tor years and have been rcgnI,tod ~,
II, tn" body il sound it work. auitceasr br,
Wh're there IS any arrangement Of the fupcti9n, r
nav u'c' "ll cause very singular fcclinzs but Won
iHu not BE- aarmci-thcy always disapncnr IN |
from four days to vook. There IS ncvcr Z, III :"
suit from it--nn tI' contrary when that r,eln. i
gone, 50" viii feel yourself like n now ncr.n |
h''r' some OF the most extruvasant Sn,oniir,,nc;
ever iGan listened TO- oi IL 7
y" change oi diet is ever necessary Eat ,b,b,,. a
'"" can get, and enough OF il.
CtGE OF ERYs!pELAs t
az Nt'iEuf.-ii"w can ! express nv ior ;, =
nl'h got cured at last II the crysipcia,, Nv n
ave- va ~ tihIs as rel as piece Of beef | snf n
q GU u" Tue hca"achc more than tongue "a ~ tru II
a., '''.i every remedy To- be had without ,h
''s' oeheht' So that | d,spaircd Of relief ,bon
"i'.s !yHt hcilclna 50 highly praised in ouincy
lt'ctled II and in n fcw week. wn. rof1
'N'' u'"f IKE charm than III ,dioinc
HARRIET BLAKE Quincy ..
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EVENING BOAT GOING NORTH,

Leave WHITEHALL cAery evening, (Saturdays
sXccptcd at o'clock, arrival OF train from Troy,
Albany, and schenectady, arrive at burlington at
O'Clock next morning and via Port Kent and Platte
burch arrive at Rousos Point at 81 in time for pas
sengcr, to arrive at Montreal at l0a .. NJ, and
ugiousburgA at l.. NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at Burlington.
An ARA ngement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain, of the Francis Saltus to leave
lla,t,burgh every morning at .. clock, and to ar
rive at Burlington via Port Kent, at 10. o'clock, in
time passengers to take the Line Boats tor the
South and West, and cars Of the Rutland and Bur-
iug'on Railroad East and South.
RETURNING leave Burlington every afternoon
or the arrival of the Boats from the South, with
passengers and mails for Port Kent and Plattsburgh
p. DOvLITTLE, Treas
Burlington, MAJ :. ls5j. d&wtf
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,ne'f accompanying evils (Cancor c,ccr,o ~" al
"''''' h"T s"'"re "rof how long stardirg '''' Nv
a. n .Iie'ne 49, never been p,t-1ir,,r ~.
that its present it intended
medium but its merits and the approbntion oy any
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X Z F Z r ENCEs

,ti leSl ia dpty incumbent upon y,ef 70 do.,,
ETaumIy tnegrea blessing Dr. Mafcbi,i. ,ori
health wa, prJIea TO me- For two years nv
rnyslcians pronounced my case falling Of tb ~ Wa.k
The ,in. nicGtations, Commencing with aour oIh"9
Inc pains irritation pro,tration &c ran "Ir APPS
SowIond In TINS miserable condition. Dr. r ''re
Sfter teEin Dr. Mnrchiss Uterine Ca
perfect health Gratitude for my restoratmS re IN
nn,o 'ar ueslre that all my seq, alike nnf"rtu
mh'e may md sure relief from tbis
ELIZA BETH A. NEWLATD
III No. 10 West st., Utic,, w
Inc aooye statement know to be- trne ~
r. ?. NEWLAND, NJ. b., Etic, v y
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CURE or pIMpI H. nv mn,

t"' h'\Ntif About two years ngn NV ,,,0
''', n rImPlcs Of the worst kini, S,rine
r..ri ~ @.'c' OF the Medical Discovery on
~ It hlh", "h" was tror hiel the same as ,
trcl IT, and am happy to say compI~to c "n,'
Up, TAHnELL brighton.
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TOc ROVS.

= TfSi. ASSORTMENT oi all wool TWeeds aud
= lIiun Cas,!mer's. Also, iain and Fancy
liguu.. to5 Cn,t, aud Pants, just the Things ioT
,u..-,,r ,s.ar. az LlMAA'>.
May ~, itJ5. """H
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claims OF this medicine to the cops.o,.o ~,
'"fhencd by the fact of il, b,,'i,' ".
the public .res. THl Patronage II
received the arnrobation ena .... -
many prominent members of the Neiiaal fasui., -.
the United states, some of whom hav voluntarily
given letters Of commentator, tsec rnmphleJ .us-
tanning all that is claimed for it as curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases, together with testimonials from ladies Of
the highest responsibility, certified by the most
satisfactory authority to all which the atten Ion Of
ladies and practitsoners is respectfully nved can
be had gratis AZ the store If
THEODORE A. PECK, Druggist Wholesale h
Retail Agent, Burlington, Vt, Also sold by Mel
son Farchild, Milton, =. c. I,ham. Winooski
Falls.
j. Il. MARCHISI T. CO., Proprietor.,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, ". Y.
April 9, 1885 wilmoS
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Rutland ~ burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
p 7..5 '.5...s Ia. 51Sa-ts. Esssa.S--s.s. 80.
rZ-s-,.s-rr .syys.,sssss. l,t5s5fs

IN and after July 80, 1866, Trains will run q,
~ follows, vi, ,---
Leave Burlington for Rutland end Bellor, r,,,.
ut 4l5' and 1885 4. ". and % p II
Leave fellows Falls for Rutland ami Burlington
at o'0o' 4, VI. and 1875 and $50 p NJ
Leave hutiaud for burlington at 600 and II .35-
a. NJ. aud 2.l5 p ~
T., Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls st 90 ,nd
II Dos \. VI. and Los 2. NJ "'
At burlington, trains connect with Lake Cham.
pam steamers, and trains Of the Vt. Central and
L. ana Canddh ruads; at Rutland, with trains for
Troy, New ork, Albany, Saratoga Springs. Sebo.
hcctad' and the West--5t Bellows Fails with tr,in,
OF the Cheshire Road Tor Fitchburc, Worce..or
Lul and BoSt"n-Vermont Valley Road, for
%orv - rpr.h.ned Hartford, New Haven and
MeW orh-and with Sullivan Road. for Windsor
" .ite hirer Junction and White Mountains.
ft'iStt Trains, With Passenger Car attached
Jnlv Goth, lsja. dt1.!F''
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Ny : N ~a' troubled with hum,r. e,,o ..,,
II 'rr'inla' some -at rLcum some one tbin, '.',ga
Io ny me use of your Medical Discoycrv
Z. II. LAYTON, Quiucv
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tho pr ta,nol!fon is doing good service hers. Am
benefited but One-nnd that one nn,bin nave been
Truly yours, OHe nothing will help.
Ohio. 49, we" fhiladelphia.
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G.. w. S.on o's Liquid Cathartic,

I IunIy inysic n tlc ElO-t dcslInbIe iOrm, per-
lectly srcclue the taste, aud reliable rene ly
in almost every disease to which the human race
il subject. It, merits cannot be too highly eStol-
cd. Indeed. it may he called the panacca. Its
e.Lrlcy ia the cure OF the following complaints,
viii be readily admitted by all who give it trial,
va libbitudl uostiy,aes, Affections oi the Liver,
Impuri'y Of the Blood, Piles, Epilepsy, Scrofulous.
AMI all other hunmi, Dyspepsia, hlilious Alice
ti,us, Dys,ntcIy, DiarIhnu, ami all other diseases
of the bowels win be completely removed by
il u.s..
IL slor., it will r,uyyate lie whole system and
place It in a condition to resist the attack Of oil
contagious diseases. Let those who do not enjoy
perfect health, resort at once to the use of this
medicine, and that great blessing will be restored
To- them.
sold in Burlipgton by 1IlEO A. PECK, in
Wiuoosi by :. 9, ISlIAM. Principal Depot, IS
Central strect. Lowell, Mass
MAY II dtNGll
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a. tho me,. Wou!d be s,sd to have further ,upp,r
a. sb inc meIelne is beemng very popuIar pp,yi
wi, continue a. it has given relief in cror
instance where properly taken ]" every
ihoMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D., Mt. vs,r,,t.,
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PAN uu.TS GOING SOpT,,

Leave NTIIIFTIAI,L every morning (Sundav.
tNc"pted) at 10 o'clock, on arrival Of trains from
Troy, Albany and Schenectady, arrive at Burlington
at !: O'Clock, =. W. connecting with the trains Of
Rutland ana burlington Railroad from East and
roGth, Thence airecuy to kyu.o's Point without
landing, hri strive ut =. NJ, in time ior passep
gers 10 arrive at Montreal same evening, ald o.
dor. nr.h ~ dilc neG. iur.
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ob,Tv,,oM My from my own experience and per.on,
pest and safest remedy for the % be tho
u.b VIZ, those Of female on "nich
su.n rs proiapsu' Uter, Fluor AIb"s "ens ,
rtsaiar ana painful monstruaion and .a al
D. Y. FooTE. VI. D.. Svr,.n.
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A GaEhTviRrrIy' ii"Iii , q rs.
"""tl LiMANs
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Female

sf'H'
ON plaints.
Of these are Prolnp.
sus Ctcri, or falling
OF the Womb F.; l'luor
Al,,ibus, or whites
Chronic 1nnamma.
ton and liberation
Of tho Womb ; Incl.
dental ia Hcmorrh1ge,
or Flooding; Pain
iui, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstru-
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New Goods
At The: OLD STAND,
..nIrDl.II I'm, I.tI

lAMEs Z. BRINSMAID, succcssorto Briusmad
~ brother Co, remains at the Old stand, and
/. receiving constantly New Goods in all depart
ments Not being in the habit of boastiug OF hav-
ng he largest stock in the state would merely say,
that the ps-ortmcnt is kept good, and that the Gus
t.I.rr, oi the store will have goods low they
can he hui ~ town or orr of II,
A New took of Guitars. Banjos, Watches, Jewel
ry, &C., nov opening 49,,
Nov. ~ ua"p
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Table OIL Cloths,
aides aud Curtain l'iAtu,c..
"T,lins, El.ui,ts.
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RUST HAS REMOVED MS MUSIC
IL STORE n No. 5, Bank Block, one door east of
the Farmu,' s. Msehartc,' Bank, where he has
complete assortment II
MUSICAL MEBCHtNIlrT,
and all goods pertaining to hi. bran,h Of business
large assortment Of PIANO F0RTES from the
Manufactures Of
Chickering, Woodward 4 Brown, nnd
Hrown = Allen.
whose Instruments nrc we'll known he superior 20
any Other, manufactured in this country.
SERAPlINES 40 MELODEONS,
Manufactured by PRrScE Co, buffalo, and CARuAR1
4 Nccdham, New York, Of all .iIc, and patterns,
and every instrument rarrI-t,f.
Sl4G ri MUSIC.
More than T,- Tiorserd Pieces now on hand rni
all new pieces Of Music received soon ~ publish
ed. Cleo Book. and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Ma. RUST will sell all articles n, low rs those of
the same quality he obtained in amy city, and
liberal discount made to Teacher. and those who buy
To sell again,
Grateful for the liberal patronage he ba, thus far
received l." will spare no effort 20 keep complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in $ Music
Store, and by constant personal attention to h' hu-
.incs', hopes to in his New md Commdious-
Store, Az of his OH, md many Nrv customers.
Burlington, July IS, 1858. w3vu
SPIRIrrt VI TELEGRAPH, tho organ Of modern
- Spiritualism, Fourth Vol commences in May.
II contains the fullest record eItant Of current
Facts and Opinions Spiritual Intercourse. Pub
hooks for sale by PARTRIDGE 4 BRITAIN, "a?
Broadway, y. Y.
p. S.-A Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent on
application, wi2mo.3
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- CCLEU each othor rapidly in the present
''sc, that scarcely recover from the astonish-
IN at caused by one, before creiulity is taxed
by the announcement of another till more aStouud-
ing. AMI anon: the most important discoveries
Which have ever boon male in medical science,
may number that os
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS 4 BOYNTON'S.
$50 Church Street, Burlington.
AVE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Spring
w Goods, all Of which bought TO sell and
will be sold hris io,rsr than be bought at any
other store We have nearly everything in the way of
Dress Goods.
silk, satin., Poplins, Tissues, usraGc,, Linens,
Lawns, Muslins, DoLlins, Grape, Challeys, cling
hams, french, English and American Priu'-.
Also,
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
S II A w l. 8
of cvery kind, both Long and Square, some as high
as S5O-from tat down.
Mantillns and Capes.
good variety of White Goods and Embruideries,
Gloves and Hosiery. In this branch We shall give
particular attention.
Linen Goods of all kinds
Linen Shectiug, Pillow Case Linen, Table Linen
shirt Linen, Towelling, &c, &c.
CrOCkcry.
China. and Glassware, LOOKING GLASSES,
Paper HangiHgs, West hd'0 Good' and
Groceries,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest possible pr
ces, wholesale and retail.
CALL AEp SEri
May !, 1853, dawu