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DIR. ]. HosTETTER's BITTERs
T. A. PECK, Agent.

DIR. J.. HOSTETTER's BITTERs
meet with great favor as remedies for diseases of
the stomach. and all other diseases arising from a
disordered digestive system ; and its component
parts being entirely vegetable, it is more safe
than the ordinary preparations offered to the pub
lie, while it's pleasant effect on the system renders
II popular with those who use it. DR.. Hostetter's
reputation is widespread. and the care with which
he prepares his medicine, secures it always safe
and reliable. The Bitte.s are most agreeable in
aavor. and az it contains nothing that can impair
the health, but, on the contrary. contributes TO its
preservation, this preparation must prove higil y
popular. 1t is g genuine and truly valuable are
t;ele for any of the ABOVE diseases, and we sincere
Iv trust thatour readers may test its sxcsllsnos.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Hon. Joshua X. GiddingS.
OF OHIO.

Or UHIU.
Will Lecture in the Town Hall at Burlington, on
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. Is.
SUBJECT" Scenes in Congressional Life"
ADMISSION q CENTS.-Tickets for sale at
YuIIer's Bookstore, Brinsmaid & Hildreth's, and
at the door.
Doors open at I; Lecture to ommenc at s.
Burlington Sept. 9th. WV
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FROM HAVANA.

Tie 60 amer Quaker City which arrived
s-N Wy TX from Havana reports a royal
ra imposing Ernat restrictions up n the
-.a rec af the Island. that will give much
..0hls to shippcrs and ship masters in the
r s.
The s-a1msAip Clhawha from New Or
cams VIA Havlna als) arrived at Nv York
sr Friday. m king Z erun in six days, the
shortest time on reco,d.
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FARM TO LET.
Any one desiring to obtain the lease OF a far
l2j acres of improved land now under good
cultivation, with wood land and suitable farm
buildings, in the town of Shelburne, Vt, may have
an opportunity to do so by applying to this Of
fee.
Non. but parties of unquestionable responsible
ity need apply. wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09

The City Election in ~Lsavenwort, K. r
took place m Monday and pa,sed "a s,ir
The candidates for Mt,ar va - GrJ'
I"gS' htp.. ana H. D-nman. Dem. and
to be reelected by a la0gelv reduced majority
from last yea, and tie RApuhIic,ns = :,
probably carried the haance of the CITY on.
GERS, with a majority O. the Citv Connon "a"
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Eound at last; the best aad eh-apest Fruit Jar
j yet invented. Try It.
A s. DEWEY.
Aug. n. 1859.
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NEW York. Sept. lst.
The Stcamsb1n Afrion from Liverpool the
20-h alt. has arrived. II is reported AT Pa
rs that Mlrshals Clnr1hart and Mel bad
f.f ,at 81 duel and the latter was kill d. Ma
r.1stn has ardrra Z two government Steamers
s n-.o,al n Als ria and Guinea II hiring
-i.< r-' r%olitirll eviles. The Paris CORES
mt f the Lpnd, m Neus intimates that
.v> from I-ilv has much To with the
r .-.rs amo"stv: and 70 inrnssihilitv Of
7 11t the Pence If Villafranca in the
s7ass. had made Nln0loon ref ct
81 ia necessity Of uniting all par
"A his s-andlrds. The projected
atoms NJ Antwerp were exciting in
81. tanti0p and unaasinass ut Plris.-
aort,d at Vienna that the Emperor
n- inpatient at the DELAY in
r,1rati5n Of the Grand Dukes,
''at an Austrian Corps de
vas % be concentrated near
~ the road TO the legations and
H @
ships had been taken up by the
Government for the conveyance of
20 India, and Others were TO he char
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Express with Denver dates of the oath
reached L~eIvenworth on Wednesday.
a Iless of tire new dig ings at the head
- ~ the South Platte is confirmed, but
-p.cts OF profitable mining were not
~
.. Iriia1 fight took place on the 18th
The Bruce Sioux and Poncas, ii OF
were killed and : wounded.
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q

- 'A.'HTiHA 4 l@'AiNNH 0
n. 10 Madison on "Wednesday, and
ac3 Alexander W. Randall Tor r~e-elec-
IS Governor vote standing,
Randall. lis
Clrl Schurz, So
>sltt.ringss %
Tie overland mail from San Francisco
-i- l2fh D. arrived at St Louis.
attr Brod.rick addressed the largest
tng ever asssmbled in Sacramento on the
missing d. fall expose ofthe bargain and
rrang m mt at the last S material cleo
y which Gwyn was successful
q vas stated at Victoria that the matter
>l1 Juan Island, in dispute between Eng
and the [. 5. and lately seized by Gen.
iaev in the name OF our government
lb3 compromised by a joint occupancy
l.l the two governments could settle the
nality.
.a. Frazer River mining news is en-
-ug. S75,0O0 in gold had reached
Ia within a fortnight.
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HONE INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
a1Sl.00O, 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09

The Illinois State Fur, at Freenort ,bi,
waek. ha, already attracted a larye oon,onn.o
o PEI ple, and the Exhibition is fulIv ~ -
the mark. The prizAs, Amounting to s6 200
Will he awarded on THURSDAY.
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A BEAUTIFUL Lot, about half way from this
~ village to Winooski containing two acres of
excellent land, in a high state Of cultivation, on
whle' is a small orchard, a fine ) story house,
perfectly finished, with all the necessary con-
veniences. 4 new barn, two good wells Of soft and
hard water. The place is beautifully located and
very desirable for a family residence, and will be
sold at a very low price. For further particulars,
enquire Of the owner on the premises. or
W. ". PARTRIDGE.
July 29-dlOw1
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VI K cts,
GANG - Z ihrrLE MARKET
Wedae,say, September Z, 1881

At market 1914 Cattle, about 1000 Be.v,.snd
5l4 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
1le, two, and three years cd. Market beef
E. "a pr cwt. s. Is al IS; stluality, Sc 25as so.
second quality, s. So third quality 81 SO or
di y, 3 90.
Working Oxen SO a9Oa $50 per pair; Cow. and
calves 25a35a4sa67. Yea-lings9 a II; Two years
old l6a24; three years Cd S26a "a.
Sheep and Lambs, ca; at market. Prices, in
lot', 81 GOAL 5Oal 60; Extra and selections, S 90
a 2 50 3 90.
Hides, 7a7t' per ID; lelts, so 56aO 81 each;
Calf skins l2ll3c, Tallov 7a7ic.
REMARKS.
Not any change in price Of Beef. The supply
being so large that buyers selected the best oxen
for s. 90 \ : IS per cwt. Lower grades sell at last
weeks prices. Sales Of sheep was rather quick
upon the arrival Of the first trains, but as the
other trains came in So heavily loaded buyers
held OF and would not buy unless at lower prices
than last week. Drovers sill have to submit or
keep THEN sheep over.
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Miss Lane cured of Neuralgia

a @AsAA1 -
L0reH, Oct Il, I 50.
Mn. BILLINGS: Sir,-Your Pills and LIniment
have entirely cured me OF Neuralgia. [ think no ono
ever suffered more severely from the disease than |
have during tho last three years Il mostly affected
my head, but sometimes my neck and back. Tbs
pains in my neck and back were terrible indeed, but
were slight IN comparison with the almost Intolerahls
torture I experienced from the pains in my head OF
course I availed myself Of any and every means that
might alleviate my sunerngs, but I found potllng
e~ficacIous until l tried your remedies. Tie LiuIment
Immediately prniuced relief. Ono week after 1 had
begun using your medicines and following your dirse-
tons 7 was enabled 10 sleep soundiy, and now l am
well. ] first returned thanks TO God fs tho grear
benefit had received, and now render my eiau'uco
to Won. and congratulate you upon being tHo means Of
relief Ia so much Of suffering humanity
Very truly yours, SUSAN u LANE
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Road this from Hon. A. W. Buttrick.

LoueI. March I, 1859.
Dear sir. Having a badly sprainsd wrist, I was
induced 10 use your Rheumatic Llninent. A few
applications entirely cured the sprain. II S my opin-
ion that your LinIment, IN its power Of healing
spraIns, stands a, tho head Of all LinIments and
LorIons. | have no doubt that your rdniment is also
good for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other par-
poses for which 10 IS recommended
Very respectfully yours, A. w. BCTTRICK.
J. T BILLINGS, Lowell, Mass
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Ina di6'nltv At H,pkinsville, Ev.. be-
-~a7 W. W. Weston and Capt. James
r -ss17. ltte candidata fr Cnrress, the
-n,- WAS shot and instantly killed.
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RELIEF AND E}LTH t. YOUR INF ANTS
We have put 40 anil Id this article FIR OVER
zen years and CAN SAY, ~ coNFIDENcE ANn TRUTH
u N whit We INV n.Eer be y able " say
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s1HE LITTLE PIG MONTHLY. for sale e
! HUNTING TONS.
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NEW ROCKS.

Wee-Wee Songs for our little pets. From the
Poor House to the Pulpit. Every Woman her
own Lawyer. Patience to Work and Patience to
wait. Love me Little, Love me Long. Poy
Traveller in Russia. Received and for sale at
HUNTINGToN'S.
Iups Ar 1ega
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Married.

On Thursday, Sept. LIST, by Rev. Spencer Marsh,
Mr.. Edward Hungerford. Professor in the Univer-
sity Of Vermont, and Miss Maria a. Buell., Of
Burlington.
On the Is int, in Colchester, by Rev. B. W.
Smith, Mr.. Calvin Irish and Mrs. Loretta Wood,
both of Colchester.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09
RHEUMATISM.
GOut and NEURALGIA

Vast muititudes Of people suffer from Rheumatism.
There Is scarcely a distr.ct upon the globe where its
presence is not felt. In our own country, it is most
prevalent along the sea coast, extending lis ravages
back INTO tho Interior, and gradually diminishing in
severity a. IL approaches the Prairie Lands of tbs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09

private letter to the New Y ,rk Herald
that the steamer Great Eastern will
rom Galway. Ireland, about the mIidle
a,.nbsr, direct for New York, calling
= Inns. y. T., to land dispatches for
lc.l Press, and mails for the n. f.
.l.l.ut.
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TESTIMONY CONCERNING
GS'
Rheumatic Pills
AND
Z Z % { n e n T.
Err. Reed cured Of Cont.

Fir. Reed cured Of Cont.
LOos1, May ,, 1850.
Nh. BILLINGS regard your Pills and LiEi-
msnt as the only tru9 specifies fr eouf. have u ed
them, and an sltsdsJ they contain new medicines
not found IN other preparations, and arc essentially
different and better ta1n all others Having long been
afflicted with govt. have tueI the various prepare
tons Of Cocbicum and many other medicines highly
laudei fr colf, and therefore am well qualified to
judge Of the virtues Of your remedies.
Yours. &c. SAMCEL REEF.
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WASHINGTON. Sent. !.

NANHiN1loNs CtPL. l.
',.r lane. in "a p%rjvlte letter, says in
..tn so the Presidency. he is content to
i.-. himself In the bands Of his friends,
and atN take no steps to bring himself before
the uo7flo as a candidate.
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TEXAS.

Fuller returns of TIN Texas Election in
Legislature to 90. ZIG
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MRS. WINSLOW exp

MRS. WINSLOW Ar experienced nur c
and female physician, has q S~oothios Syrup for
children ~teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening tie gums, reducing
all infammation-will allay all pain, aod is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health TO your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column. dawly
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Received at the Corner Store

THIS MORNING, (SEPT. lsr.)
ESMERELDA MUSLIN now and beautiful
H article in various c,lors. for Ladies
undersleeves; a very desirable arti-
Gle.
LADIES CORSETS-Another large lot. all sizes
white and c, ord. new styles, an
much admired by the Ladies'.
SKIRTS! SKIRTS twenty different kinds II
Lalirs Extension Hoop skirts. the best
and largest assortment in town. All
pric from Is cents up.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS-another new article, DE-
CT edIv superior to any heretofore "
troduced.
Shetland Wool; Double and 5ontp. T;
~axonv wool: Knitting-pine: GTr'I., SAN nj
dy Cotton; Tatting Shutt'[. r.. saddIer
nets; Purse Twist; rmhroidor,d SIinner-
ps,terns; etc. &C., etc.
A L s o
,auy articles not hire enumerated.
REM EMBER R, at LYMAN'S.
sept. l. wl0tf
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Died.

In this villsg Friday Sept. 2, George g., infan'
son Of Mr.. A. L. Papineau, aged four weeks.
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II G. s.
Rheumatic Pills
AN
LIN NJ e ~ T.

g Ths public have long felt the need Of
3 !. = 6. 6: !. !. !: ]. !. 8. 8: ! 7. ! 3. Z. !. !" !: !"
Eme reliabls remedy for Rheumatism.
~ Knowing thi, fact, the proprietor Of
the above-named medicines some years
~ since commence The study Of this DIS
IlsAlSJ sase. In hs studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
S,IsskaliSl upon the various forms Of the disease,
~ he was favored with the advice and
IlulANI counsel Of some Of the sblesf medical
and pharmaceutical talent Of the times.
n He has at length perfected and prepared
these remedies, eu,i UGsrs them 10 the afflicted, conf
dent that they will always prove safe, efectual, and
harmless 20 the constitution. That such Is their char
Acter 10 amply atiesied by the universal success with
which they have been employed. They cure Rheuma-
tism, Goui, and Neuralgia. The LIniment alone would
not cure these diseases the Pills neei TO be taken in
ternally, the Eminent 70 be applied externally. and
thus used conformity they exert 4 genuine curative
power. Rheumatism is too intimately connected with
the Liver and other internal organs TO he reached sole
y through the medium Of the skin. These Pills are
peculiarly searching in their effect upon the Liver.
They contain no Mercury, Potash, QInine, Morphine,
or any of those mischievous medicines winch are too
often employed in the treatment Of Rheumatism.
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LININENT is a safe and
efcaclous Liniment. The principal ingredients that
enter into its composition, those from which it derives
its greatest power. are new, ami have neye- before
been exhibited in any Linimeut that has been offered
10 the public. Il is well adapted for all tie purposes Of
8 Family Liniment, ami - unsurpassed IN curing
Lameness, Sprains, Bruises, &c. We have IN our
possession, and might publish, many letters and cerI-
fcates from persons who have derived great benefit
from these preparations. The certificates are voiun-
tarly furnished by those who have been cured Of the
various forms Of the disease, such as Rheumatic Fever,
Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia they are
genuine and natural, such a. sane persons would write,
yet in Comparison with tie certificates OF charlatans
and nostrum ven ers sound exceedingly tame. We
rely entirely upon the intrinsic worth Of these remedies,
and every sufferer Will be left TO appreciate for himself
the relief they afori.
Price, so Cents each per Fox and Bottle.
PREPARED By
JOHN T. LING s,
PHARMACEUTIST,
LOWELL, MASS
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NOTICE,

4 IL those wishing to get the best
N HAY, STRAW, and STALK CUTTER
hay D. c. CUMMINGS Patent, which exeels any
thing of the kind now in use. The subscriber ha-
the Agency for selling for this part Of the tate
and will keep a supply and sell as low as can be
bought of the manu- %acturer.
G. p. WOO0S.
winoo-ki Falls, VT, Aug. 30. wl0m3-
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.oughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group
Whooping Cough, Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, and Pulmonary Affections of the severesr
type, are quickly cured by that long tried and
faithful rem dy,
DIR. Wi.inr re BaIsnm of wild Cherry.
Says a well-known Editor This Is truly .
Balsam and a blessing to invalid,- 1t contains
the pure balsamic principle Of Wild Cherry, the
balsamic properties of tar and of pine. I~tsingro-
dients, which ar. mingled after the true principle
Of chemistry, are all bslsamie, and therefore it is
safe and sure in effect. Coughs, Colds, Consump-
ton, and bronchial troubles disappear under its
balsamic influence as though charmed away. Prob
ably no medicine has ever attained SO extended a
sale or accomplished so much good as this
Bslssm.
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BURLINGTON SEMINARY.

rE'he next Tern viii com on Wein esday.
: the 1th OF September. All the present mem
bers and those intending to enter are r quested to
report themselves on the first day Of The Term.
Aug. %, 1859. daw3w
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

WANTEO IMMEDIATELY, a journeyman
W Blacksmith. A first rate workman at
horse-s7oeing and clrria ,e work, will find steady
employment and good wages with the subscriber.
HENRY VIII lNEY.
Burlington, August Is, 1889. daw3w
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DAT ME Al, Corn Starch, Hominy, Wheat
~ Tits. Split Peas. Marrow-fat Beans. Macca-
roni, Fapioca, Verm cell. Sa o, Pearl Barley,
Arrow-root, Robins ms Patent Oit-Meai, Barley
AMI err ats, Gre sti1e. Tsn,-ylt,s, Irish Moss,
Fiavorins Extract. C .linary Herbs. Pure Ground
Spices, 'itrol, En- slish Currsnts. Ri e Flour,
Heckers Far ma, and Flnily Flour which the
purchaser never wishes to return.
Try the Flour, and any thing else in the above
lisr, you happen to want. A. S DEWEY.
June 2lst. ls59. dsw
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Turks 10 hung Emporium.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
g'be m Iersi yoeI. HAHN, IearneI that reports
. mi l1 .ust, his r p~lttti1n asa tuner ami re-
pnirer Of p ll5 r ,rtss are 90 circulation by par
ties VIII pr .htAlv suppose that they are benefit
ting their own business by attempts d, injure his,
oe-s the att uttpn 30 the public o. the iniluwln-
extracts from C rtifcttes t. his c. ability ana
character. by fi,iut,r srrd persons. the value OF
whose approval will not be questioned.
a. ". row ERS.
RurlinLton Au-. 6, 1859.
Ma. PowtRS-
DEAR SIR 1t gives me great
pleasure q testify O. your I. oruu -hne-s and care
tulIcsS m tuning plan" firtrs. Having examined
several instrument, tuned bv YOU / eau most
cherrtu lv vtu q all who r.quiry
your servi .es, AMI sincerely t.u>t that YOU may
get that portion o patronage wu'ch you Gaze anu
ability demands.
Burlington, Nov. 22i, 1856.
DrA1 SIR living examined snd
PLAYED on several Piano F.r-es tuned by You, !
tie pleasure iu recommending you IS q car.ec,
and careful. tuner.
E. MOLT.
Burlington, January Is, 1855.
BraLiyorox Aug. is, 1889.
\. ". PowERs.
DEAR SIR.
I desire n express nv
Crati5cati0n az the suoerior manner IN which you
ID 1l3gei vour a'lItiesa as a Piano Forte tuner.
on the occasion OF Nadine sclcci1ntis Concert
in this place last evening. Ine eveUes # the
ten rerauent l.i p rity of the uuis.u' WIS al
that could bee desired AID 7 shah take --elt pleas
ure IN recommending y u Z. any one lr want 1t o
person 81 v .ur profession Us % ar-t eiis- tuner.
Wishing you every Success and prosperity be-
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WATCHES

nFANY KIND MADE, will be furnished At S
' per cent. from manufacturers prices. I have q
list and description from all the manufactures.
J. z. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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Iv~vn~x1vDrR RS F>T1TF.

Ivy AL~xNNDTR'S F>TNTF,
-TAT~ OF vr~v'NT TIE H
nr>TprCT Of ~rrrTrv1rv g }or,tre tie
Probate Cru~- or Tho p t-i-t e Chi''erde7.
Tt1U 7,rs.7s 7s.-as-e ~ tie ost''a ~ Lu~y
Nev7~der, il.s f Whilst. n Ia sill District, de-
'aasod.
CRY TTVn.
VII. emil u-' h7t1 rssi-oe' III" - aav
of : .n--mher pax- FOR tNa set-'e~e7' ~ the I'd
nioist~ ti,o account If -He tini0i-rrat of the
,s+at. ~ sqiI da-~7s-d. md ordored fhnt puhlic
n 'i.c Thereof h. ~ive1 % NJ 0arsons Interested IN
or 70. by r1hIishi7~ tii- order thro" weeks
g ,-es-f~"' ~~rvio1- O. rhr dar assigned. in The
BURLINGTON F2Ef PRESS, printed in Bur-
Iirc.on. IN said District.
Tbr sr-s. vrua are hererv notified 20 a0pca- -
me Pr"fat Court rooms. in BurIin on. on III
davs as ,nrr. -hn- a0I thor0 to contest che 81 "
ance o. said account. 81 vow se-. auso.
Give0 under my hand this 18Th dry e August,
4 =. 1859. wsr3
W. IT. FRENCH. JUDGE.
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LIFE FIRE &NARINE INSUR ANCE
An prepared to take Insurance in the following
lfyst-cIass Companies, at far rates, viz:
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MATER COOLERS,
~ G. 5. |BLODGETT & co.
EOOT BATHS.
4 &. $. BLODGETT < CO..
Natfl 10.
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4 ciss OF TWENTY TEARS srAsBISs.

JOHNSON, VI, Feb. 20, 1889.
5. W. FowLE g. Co. Boston,-I feel il my duty
TO make known to the world the wonderful effca-
cy of your Wistar's B-sam of Wild Cherry. For
twenty years l was sorely aft icted with the Phthis-
ic, and previously TO using the Balssm was pro-
nounced by the physicians incurable. Two or
three bottles afforded me q good deal Of relief, and
as many more completely restored me, and for two
years past 1 have not had the least return Of that
painful complaint.
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
The genuine article alloys has the written sig
nature Of az BUTTS" on the wrapper, and is for
sale by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
w4v
T. A. PECK, Agent.
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LIZ = flht N AKIN NNt ANCE
AM prepared TO take Insurance in the following
lf-st-class Companies, at far rates, viz:
HONE INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
alSl.000 900.
LNTNA INSURANCE Co, Hartford, Connec-
LkIticut. Capital, 81 100000.
CONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO. Hart
ford, Conn. Capital. 5000, 600.
NORTHWESTERN INSURANCEC0. Oswego
= York. Capital, $4,000
"ESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Aas. C.pitsl, sl50,000
(tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
NHsrtford. Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
y Assets over 81 500 900.
Burlington, Vt. March 8. S. WIRES, Agent.