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Sc DIR. CL0UGH'S COLUMBIAN PILLS.
- Impurities Of the Blood, and torpidity Of the
Liver ana Kidneys, tend TO poison and irritate
incdy
WoNDERfuL CURE.-Mr. Thatcher, a merchant
OF Fast llatdwick. Mass, was given up by hi
phy' ioian 70 die with "Quick Consumption " and he
now writes thus "a friend sent me n few bores
o. your Columbian Pills, requesting mo 10 nso
.nem; have done so, aud the change in m v
nealth Is so wonderful doubt not that in three
months shall be rs well as ever. May the Lord
give you length of days, you may be the NEAR
VI saving many valuable lives throughout the
word, with these valuable Pills "
lnese Pulls pacify the Nerves.
Inese rms regulate the Bowels
ihese RUS strengthen the Stomach
~ ihese Pills in all doses are safe
Ify them Use them Buy them Try them Z,
orders addressed to
WIN. RENNE, Pittsfeld, Mass,
40. Spear. Burlington. Fred smith, Mont.
pcer. rini
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DIED..

At Omaha City, Nebras| a Territory, June goth
Tras A. Hall, in the 4sth year Of his age,
formerly of Wiiliston Vt. and late of Lawrence
vile n. Y.
10 Hinesburgh on the llth inst of Con.
sumption, Miss lydia Harvey, daughter Of
Marshal Harvey, late of Huntington, aged about
"a.
In Clarendon, VT, Caleb Hail. ESQ aged rs.
In Bradford, July 9Th, Mr.. Eugene Baker,
aged 65.
In Cavendish, July c, the Hon. Salmon F. but
ton, aged %.
In owsnton, It'll, Mrs, Mary Ann Ferris, aged
Al. Also, the 18th, John Vernal, aged ~.
In Rockingham Center July IL, Mrs Carrisa
Lowell, aged IS.
In Corinth, July eth, Mr. Joseph Knights
age d SIS; July sth, Joseph Fellows, Esq, aged IS
July 9Th, OF apoplexy, Mr.. VIM. Challis, aged so
July 18th, Mr.. Joel Watson, aged 80 years.
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The New York Riots,

New YORK July Nth lS57,-The rioters
of the 18th Ward are making extensive
preparations for a renewal OF the attack to
night. An incendiary hand bill is circula-
ting calling for mass meeting to put
down the Metropolitan Police.
\ meeting has also been held in the Ger
man Theatre in Fourth Street to make
arrangements for the attack. 1t is report
ed that the rioters have a field piece and
plenty of muskets and ammunition. The
Police Commissioners are preparing for them
at all points A force of three hundred
Police are stationed in the Ward, and
three Regiments are ordered to report them:
selves in their Armorie. a o'clock,
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HOLLowAYs OINTMENT.


The first hospital surgeons and medical publict
of Europe, admit the unparalleled auti-iufnmmsto
ry and healing properties of this ointment gov
crnments sanction its use in their naval and mill.
tary services and the masses in this country and
throughout the world repose the utmost confidence
in its curative properties 1t penetraes the sourc-
es of inflammation and corruption which underlie
the external evidences ofdise and neutraize tho
heryelemen'l which feedandexasperate the malady.
RHEUMhrl eM, SCR0FULA, ERYSIPELAS.
These are among the most terrible and goniEing
di cases Of the muscles. the Heshy fibre and the
skin; vet in their worst forms and when seemingly
incurabie, they invariably disappear under perse.
vering application Of this soothing, healing, anti
dote to pain and inflammation.
DISCllARGING ULCERS.
A most remarkable and happy change is produc.
ed In the appearance OF malignant ulcers after few
applications of this Ointment. The surrounding red-
ness vanishes, and granules of healthy flesh begin
to take the place of the discharged matter. This
process goes on more or less rapidlv.un the orihce
is filled up with SOUND material. and the ulcer radi-
caly cured. WORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are the most frequent sufferers fr n
external injuries,and therefore other should
have this healing preparati' constantly at hand.
1t is an absolute specific for breasts and quick
ly removes the encrusted sores which sometime
disfgure the heads and faces of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacifcwhaling feet as cure for scor.
butte affections and as the best possible remedy tor
wounds and bruises. Large supplies oft hayere.
Gently been ordered by the sultan Of Turkey for
hospital purposes.
Roth the Ointment, and Pills should Be used the fol
'onirg cases:
Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Fis-
la, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions, Piles,
heumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, >calds, Skin
diseases, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Sore Heads Sore Threats Sores ofsl E'nds Sprsins.
Stiff Joints letter, Ulcers, Venereal Sores, Wounds
Of all kinds.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HoL-
LowAY, so Maiden Lane. n. York, and ?ii strand.
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the United State: and
the civilized world in boxes at rs cents, 90: cents
and 81 each.
N There Is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N.B.-Directions for the guidance Of pstientsin
very disorder are affixed 10 sach box. wl0dav
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Embroi(leries.

AND
B - n S.
GREAT BARGAINS AT "LYMAN'S"
1 n rich and beautiful embroideries and ribbons
i decidedly the prettest and cheapest ever offered
in this market
1900 Embroidered Collars from 10 cts. up.
100 do sets tcollar 4 sleeves) SOC
so do Hsndkerchiefs, 81, and up.
80 do Waists (lniants) 15c " -
300 do Dimity Bands, lsc " :"
Cambria and Muslin Flouncings, Edgings and In.
settings Thread, Smyrna, Linen and Cotton Edg
es also, great variety of
STAMPED WORKS
In Collars Cuffs, Sleeves, Bands Yokes and Sleeves
ac., together with good assortment Of Mourn.
ing Collars, Handkerchieis Wells, &c.
RIBBONS.
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbon, from l2s cts ~
Cap "
q" Velvet "
5000 Dress Trimmings" 2
The above we'll selected stock was purchased at
very low prices, and they will be disposed Of ac.
cordingly therefore, all invited to secure to
themselves some Of these beautiful goods. at great
bargains.
Remember, LYMAN'S Is the place to buy good
goods cheap.
Burlington. Vt, May I'd, 1857. dGwu
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Sta Voyages.

wANTED-YoUNG MEN TO GO TO SEA.
NAN procure voyages in first Ships, to 20 to any
vi part Of the world, either in Merchant Ships
OF on Whaling Voyages. Also,
CARPENTERS, cooPERs AND BLAcKsMITHs,
to whom extra pay will be given, all Clothing and
other necessary articles furnished the credit Of
the Voyages.
For Undergraduates apply at the Office Of th
subscriber, having no connection with any other
Office in this city. Applicants are cautioned
against RUNNERS; here or elsewhere, as | en-
ploy none S. LUCAS,
ls7, South Street Corner Of James Slip New
York, W3mi
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BUSH'S
ARGENTINE HAIR DYE,

IL WARRANTED by the Proprietor to give
o'tter satisfaction than any other Dye in the
market, f'r these reasons -
n st 1t produces \ RICU COLOR. FREQ
rom the pnpIi'h tingc generally visible alter the
use of other dyes
Second n Is 4 MORE DURABLE
time.
hird.-The-e is NOTHING INJURIOUS
contained in the combination, as there is in MOST
OR ALI Of the Dyes heretofore used
And fourth The packag, contains ONE
THIRD MORE than any One Dollar article
manufactured by other persons
IT Is put up in a beautiful package, containing
brushes and Directions. Complete.
Prepared only EDWARD BUSH. c omist.
Lowell, Mass. For sale wholesale and retail by
E. b. Benton, A. c. Spear, and r. a. Peck, Drug
lists. iuly / dSvJm
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DENTISTRY.

HENRY X, HoYT, Dentist. Office in Bank
Block, North side of the Square. For the
present will be at the Office first Of each month.
Teeth filled with pure crystal gold foil (the only
material that should often be used )1eeth extract
cd by freezing process if desired. Teeth inserted
on Wood or Gold Pivots. Plate teeth on Silver or
Gold, from one TO an entire sett, in a manner that
will be certain to give satisfaction.
Dr. II is permanently located, charges reason.
able, and all operations warranted, If taken in
time. No charges for examination of roeth. Has
an excellent Tooth Powder that will preserve the
teeth, make and keep the gums healthy.
Burlington, VIZ June Is, 6S57, dGNtl
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Wild Cherry nj the South

Our Agent at Athens, Georgia, sends us the
following letter, with perm ssiou to publish
ATHENS, August 2i.--Dear Sir: Having been
an cited for more than ten months with Chronic
Inflammation Of the Lungs, at times very severely
and having adopted many medeines withou. any
but TEMPORARY relief, l purchased about three
bottles Wistar', Baisam of Wild Cherry, from the
effects of which | obtained more relief than from
all the medicines had ever taken for that dis
ues.ing disorder. ! have, by the repeated use Of
this valuable Balsam been more free from pres.
sure for breath and oppression on the lungs, ,han
had anticipated, and, indeed conceive that
will be cured by continuing its use, Of this most
disheartenlng malady do most cheerfuy ten
der you this acknowledgment, which you will
use as your judgment dictates.
RODNEY DURKEE.
marlborough, Burke Co.. Georgia.
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New York CITY,

NEW YORK, July 10. Thos. Sparks,
special policeman, died of injuries received
on the 4th. The rioters made another at
tack last evening upln the I'd Avenue cars,
but were dispersed by the police. who used
their clubs and fire arms Two we're arrest.
ed.
In conformity with the orders issued by
Judge Peabody, Mr. Conover, the Cover
nor's appointee, demanded the books and
papers belonging to his Office but Develin
refused to give them up
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GENTS WANTED-excellent Business. open
"A ing Wanted few energetic Men to SELL
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS among the Farmers
Very favorable terms will be given. With proper
attention, more than 500 per month clear pro6t
above all expense. can be realized. A rare chance
to make money without risk. For particulars, ap-
ply Immediately to c. VI. SAXToN 4 CO., Agri-
cultural Book Publishers, No. 40 Fulton.st., N.
\. may2SwtSw6
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From Eurone

QUEBEC, July IL. The steamer Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool the lst, arrived this
morning, The political and general news
are OF no special interest. There have been
two serious rail road accidents, by which
II men were killed and over 100 wounded
The shipment Of the submarine cable on
bonrd the Niagara has commenced.
France at the request of England is to
send out IA transports with troops to China
to prevent the withdrawal of troops from
India, as was at first contemplated
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Division of the State OF N. Y

NEW YORK, July 0th.-At n meeting last
night of a portion of the Democracy of the
lJth ward a resolution was passed in ia.
Vor OF division of the State. Mayor Wood
was present and addressed the meeting.
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The Riots--sIayer Panobita.

New YORK, July 9th The coroner's in
quest on the death Of the persons who were
killed in the riots on the fifth has resulted
IN verdict against some twenty Irishmen
the greater part of whom are now in GUS
tody.
Ihe owners of the Blrqne Panchita have
entered libel against the British Officers
who brought her here, and their counsel
has also written to q 4neral Cass request.
ing Government to demand reparation of
Great Blitain.
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Riots in Montreal.

MONTREAL, July l3,-On Sunday some
riotins occurred here in consequence of
the display of an Orange flag, Crowds of
people assembled in the vicinity of the flag A.,
several shots were fired at it and two or
three OIangemen severely beaten.
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Fatal A0r1y

ClNcINNArI July 1lth.-Ths Inquirer
learns that quarrel recently took place in
- county, Ky, between Mr.. Mason
Dem, and Mr.. Cox, X. n. candidate for
Congress, IN which Cox was shot dead by
Mason Both have represented the 9th
District in Congress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

DRowSED "A French lad named Jean
Petit, about seven years old, was drowned
in the Winooski, yestcrd ", near the rail
road bridge. lie was bathing, and started
TO swim across the river, but when half way
across, he sank suddenly. The body has
been recovered.
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Fire and Riot in Montreal,

MONTREAL, July l4.-Douglass Brothers
Steam Mills at the Canal were burnt last
night, Loss $4,000. There was some
rioting at and previous to the fire between
Orangemen and Catholics, several parties
being injured Captain Rudolph, of the
Steamer Montreal, was arrested at Quebec
to-day on a Coroner's warrant
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There is no Disease so prOs.

trating an fatal in this country during the warm
weather as Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus
and Summer Complaint, and we can assure those
who may be thus afflicted, from what we know
ourselves, and fl IN the experience of others in
their own case, that DR.. Wilson's Dysentery Pow
ders are remedy that can be relied upon as per.
fectly safe and efectual Medicine for all such
complaints. For sale by E. B. Benton and A. c.
Int
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

The WORLD Moves 1t has remained for
the present generation to witness the prhc
tical demonstration of the fact thai Niagara
River is navigable for steamers FROM the
city of Buffalo to the village Of Niagara
Falls, and on the 9th navigation was form
ally opened between the two places, with
ceremonies, appropriate to the occasion.
Three steamers, loaded with people. trav-
ersed the distance from the Great llvdrau.
lie Canal to Buffalo, and were received by an
immense concourse of people, with cheer
ing and the firing of cannon.
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From Havana.

New YORK, July 10. The steamer En-
pire City from Havana the 9th, arrived this
evening. The yellow fever is said to pre-
vail extremely among the newly arrived
troops. The Spanish expedition against
Mexico is generally considered abandoned.
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HGtChkiss & JelIisou
JOB PRINTING.

Once with some Forty New Fosrs Of plain and
ornamental type, new and beautiful vignettes for
blank checks, &C., new borders, ornaments,
and materials Of various kinds; we have also in
creased the room devoted to the job department.
Of our biishmsnt and are prepared 20 do print
d. syery description, as well as the best. as
cheap as the cheapest, and with superior correct
ness and prom pttude.
Posters for concerts &C.. printed at short notice
on the largest cylinder press IN the state.
Beautifully engraved wedding apd visiting
cards furnished at city prices.
q. W 4 G. q. BENEDICT,
No. College Street.
euIlipgtop, March 20, 1851 dtv'
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From hingtoM.

WARRINGTON July l4th.- The Navy De-
partment received official dispatches to day
from Commander Montgomery, in which he
says that reports from creditable source
have reached him such as TO induce him to
believe that our difficulties with New Gra-
NADIA are in fair way of being amicably
adjusted.
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ERoM THE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, in Bur.
Il lington, on Saturday, the 4th inst, a reddish
brown mare, middling re, with small white
spot on the ack near the tail. The harness vas
tlken with the horse-a single harness, the lines
partly of leather, partly Of webbing Any infor-
nation respecting them will be thankfully receiv-
ed, and whoever will return either horse or har-
to the subscriber in Jericho shall be suitably
rewarded,
d2t6w2w2@ JOSEPH SEYMOUR,
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Georgia Politics

AUGUSTA Ga. July llth. The American
Convention met at Milledgville on the Sth
inst. and nominated Benz II. Hill for
Governor. They re-afirmed the principles
Of the contention Of December 18th
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A NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY AND
"a Description ofNEW ENGLAND, in two vol.
ume'. Royal Octave, 1900 pages,-By j. B.
MANSFIELD.
This elaborate and comprehensive history is
now in press and will soon be published. 1t
covers the whole historic period from the earliest
exploring expeditions and colonial enterprises by
the different maritime powers Of Europe to the
present time.
The superiority of this work over all others that
have been published heretofore is that it is not a
general history, but a history in detail The
names Of all the towns are arranged in alphabet
cal order according TO States, and the history of
each traced from the time that the first European
foot pressed its soil or the pioneer settler raised
his cabin and commenced an opening in its forest.
1t is embellshed with
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS!
Some illustrating events that have occurred during
different periods in our history and others views Of
cities, villages and landscapes, characteristic of
the bold and magnificent scenery for which New
England is justly noted. The Typographical des-
cripton of the ccuntry is very important feature
Of the work, and is illustrated by
SIX LARGE STEEL PLATE MAPS,
Showing the location and boundary lines of all the
counties and towns described in the body OF tn
work. The statistics Of the productive industry
Of each town are given in full, and the material
interests with which the Inhabitants are identified
Published by j. B. MANSFIELD 4 Co., and sold
only by subscription.
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Notice.

NOTICE is herby given, that l, James NJ
~ Brown of Essex in the County of Chittenden,
have this day given my son, George W. Brown who
wa4l years Of age on the 18th day of May, 1857
his time, and have discharged all right oS claim
to his time earnings but he rs not at liberty &c
make any contracts that will in any way bind me-
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Burlington, July lith, 1857. w3w3'
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Look at that coat collar, with hair on it 4; one
might suppose the cloth was really producing
hair, but no, the mans hair is falling from his
heal. If he should make some inquiries about the
Alpine Hair Balm, he would be satisfied that upon
a short trial of the Balm, his hair would cease to
fall w3wl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Clark l.. DaineS' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, l n Probate Court held
Lamoille District, ss. in Probate Office at
johnson in said District, July 10, 1857.
Salmon Brush administrator the estate of
Clark l.. DANES late of Cambridge, in sad Di.-
trct deceased, makes application in writing, set
ting forth that said deceased was in his life time
and at the time of his DEATH seized of certain real
estate, being the equity Of redemption of certain
mortgaged lands situated in said town of Cam
bridge, that the probable expense Of further ad.
ministratio on said estate will be twenty olars
that all the ersonaI estate of said deceased has
heretofore been disposed of under the direction of
said Court, leaving the said twenty dollars charge
able GU said real estate, and that part thereof
cannot be sold without injury to the whole, where
fore he prays for license 10 sell said real estate.
WhereupOn it is ordered that hearing on said
petition be had in Probate Office at johnson, on
the eth day of August next, and it is further or
dered that notice 10 all parties interested be given
by publishing the substance Of said petition to-
gether with these orders, three weeks successive
ly in the Burlington Free Press, printed at Bur-
lington, in order tnat they may appear and if they
cause, object to the granting of the license
aforesaid. BY the Court, r.. c. BENTON Jk,
w3w3 Register
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New York CITY.

NEW York, July Sth.--Tn the matter Of
street Commissioner the Judge has decided
IN iavor of Conover, whom the Governor ap.
pointed to that Office.
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INV ORLEANS, July Sth.-An awful fire
Is now raging on the leve1 between Renter
and Carmian street
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De ath by Drowning.

HANOVER N. II. July 9th, II. w. B.
Stow, son Of Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe
member of the Freshman class in Dart
mouth College, was drowned in the Con.
necticut River this p. NJ.
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clear of Flies all Summer. Sold by A. C. Spear,
Burlington; J. S. Storrs Son, winooski c. W.
Brownell, Essex Junction; L. l.. butcher 4 Son,
St. Adams, Wholesale Agents. June22d3t 6w3m
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We have no hesitation in saying that Consump-
ton can always be aleviated, aud in great many
cases completely cured, simply by the use of DR..
Wistar's Wild Cherry Bisam. Its soothing and
he ,ing influence over the diseased organs is truly
wonderful July II.
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MOTHERS AND NunsEs.--You cannot do your
children so great a kindness as to wash and battle
them with the Persian Balm 1t heals all crup-
tions incidents to childhood-Dont fail to try it,
July II dIwlw.
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The Liver 4. one of Tn
tors ofthe huma u body. an
its functions well tho 10
are fully developed. II
entirely dependent on tn
the Liver for the prop - or
functions. When the stl
bowels are at fault, AT
suffers in consequence - Of
o--having ceased to d,
diseases Of that organ, = on
has made it his study, in
than twenty years, 10
wherewith to counter nc
ments to which it ia Ii;
To prove that this = re
any person troubled W
IN any Of its forms. has bl
onviction is certain.
A compound has, be
solving gums and ex- - trt
which is soluble for tho &C
medicine. These gums re
bad matter from the 81
their places healthy flt
ing the stomach, caus- in
purifying the blood, - 81
to the whole machi- = M
causes Of the disease, - ar
cure without any of tho - di
fccts, felt by using Ca
Poison, that is usually re
One dose after eating is
the stomach and pre- We
rising and souring. =
Only one dose taken at
bowels gently, and = Gu
One dose taken after - ca
Dyspepsia.
Tyrone dose Of twot e
ways relieve Sick II
One bottle taken for fe
moves the cause of the = di
perfect cure,
Only one dose imme. di
while one dose often re
for Cholera Morbus, al
Cholera.
One ioso taken Of m to
occurrence Of billion, ~ al
lieves all painful feel 4
y Only one bottle 5
of the system the eff = e
a long sickness one b,
dice removes all yell - 10
color from the skin. -
One dose taken A. sh
ing gives vigor to the - al
food digest well.
Jne dose often re- Z pt
Diarrhea in its wors, 10
and bowel complaints ~ vi
1rst dose. f.
One or two doses GU
by worms, while for W,
there is no surer, SAT- err
in the world, as itrrns
There il no exagge- ra
ments /; they are plain 90
can give evidence to pr
use it are giving their VI
in its favor.
Among the hundreds Of Lii
fered to the public, there are
recommend as DR.. canford's I
ally known now through the |
alton is truly a L,ur Invisol
most happy results on all who
Vulnerable certificates have
great virtue Of this medicine
est standing in society, and
best preparation now before
Coh--y Democrat.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
SANFORD 4 CO., Proprietors
WHOLESALE AGENTS
NJ. s. BURR d CO., No
RETAIL AGE
J. RUSSELL sPALDING,
OPP. MUSEUM.
Agents In Burlington, 7
Montpelier 5. L. Pierce A.; II
Henry
And sold by Druggists thr,
attes and British Provinces.