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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-02
BB- HALLS Sarsapari1l

Ne IIa11's SaTsaIoaI.i11a
Yellow Dock and 1odide of Poass-admrable restora
tive and purifier of the blood it ceanses the tystem of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pimples boils and
erupons from the skncures rheumatism and pains of
all kinds. All who afford should it, it tends to
give strength and proong life. Sold by Druggists gener
ally at 81 per bottle.
II. HALL g. CO., PrOpvietOrs,
Wholesale Druggists las and las Clay st. San Francisco
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ed daughter, He was enabled by his
future success TO repay his father-in-
laws loan. principal and interest, and
Ais secret he religiously kept from the
lear ii was made known to hip.
"0ld Tom" was finally missed from
his post , but none ave young Mor-
timer and Mr.. Elton knew whatever
bessme of him, And while the peo-
pie who remembered the brrgnr (tor
y ,ime). were wondering IL he hadn't
been murdered or drowned. perhaps,
Tom Vincent was enjoying his
comforts al home. contented with his
III, aad happy with his pleasant fam.
lis.
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Composition With Creditors,
sud the Insoivsnt Laws st.
every State.
It'Tells You The Legal relations exist.
ing between t;usrdien aud,
Ward, master aud Appresi.
tice,a ad Landlord aad Tenant.
II Tolls You What constitutes Libel and
Sln9d.r, snf The Law as7ts
Mar aga DOwar, the Nife's
Right IN Ptopeity, pi;e;ss.
and Alimeay.
II rc!ls You The Law for Mechenics'
Liens in every state, sIls tbs
Naturalization Laws OK tina
country, ard how 10 comply
with tho same. i1.Hi
1t Tells You lie Law coscerning Pen,
sions aud how to obtaiA one,
aid the Presumption laws tas
puhlic Lands. a.s a..
1t Tells You The Law Cor Patents, with
mode of procedure In obtain
ing one, with lntsrfcreRcsa&
Assignments and Table ~
Fees.
II Tells You How to make : IytHs
and how TO Administ3rsto es'
Estate, with the law and tlss
requirements ,hsrsot in every.
State. ctAFs h1a3
II Tells You The meaning dsffthe iIxsb
Forms in geneI2trsa. and ca,
plains to Jou The Legislative,
Executive and Judicini pow
ers Of both the Genltxl akA
State GovefnEssstss
It Tells You How to Keep out or Law.
by showing how u do youss
business legslly. thas va, isss
a vast amount of properly,
and vexaiiods 1itigAhoii.s By
It's timely cousaai gIidn.ysfi ss
Single copies will be sent tlsmaif. pess7u
age paid, 10 Ersry, Faimtr,e Every M
chauic, Every han OF business, and Ev.
efybody in Every State, II Sfsrsspsisr
81 90. or, in law styls uf biDdibg sarsSt a.
$1,000 "a gear cae be nads 5by go,
terpIiaing nsn tSeitn hare. in selling the
above WORT, Is 'ue ia~dLeeLa.tstS MP sseaA
are vsry lih~rsi. ilag bcn HsRu9n
For single copies Of ID. Iook. or, rs
terms 10 SCENTS. " 81 o.Aer iaforliaGpa.
sppiy 10. or tdir"4s THa eftAJ sinF
JOHN rCTTER. PasR.hsy. ~
No oii $airsDh' y a,e. Pilsesishs~. !
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Biacksmiiling
Entertainers
we want but little here belowi'

Good accommodation for man and beast
re now prepared ut joilson's. Cpps.
Crossing OF Wood River
Hay, grain, ana stabbng, plenty, sno
charges low.
Emigrants and settlers can get supphss
Of potatoes, groceries, liquors, provis,oas,
cloth ng-and many necessary a%riiriss
at prices p shade higher than sold on the
Missouri River. IL you want anything,
cali there and your Watts may be salisfac.
torily supplied with article OF almost er
ery variety-to be had III Johnso..'s Store
Wood River Csntre.
For Sale.-A giant Cob-miii. a. John
sons Rancho. Also a Breaking Plow.
nl-tf.
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VEcETAsLE LIFE MEDICINES
srs well known to be infalIible.

Dyspepsia, By thoroughly cleansing
tie Hlst AID second stomaehs, and Great
!og a flow Of pnre healthy bile, sinstead Of
the staled and acria kind Fatuiency,
Loss Of sppetits, heartburn, headache,
festlsssnes.. I'LL TEMPER, snxiety Ian
gsisr, and melancholy, which are the gem
efsl symptemsIof Dyspepsia, will vanish
40 a natlral consequence of its cure.
CostivsPsss,f by ~cleshfIng the whole
length oftbs intestinesw with a solvent pro-
sess, and without violence; all violent
pufges leave the bowels costiye within
Fever Or all kinds, by restoring the
heed TEA regular circulation, through the
y~1sessscs Precipitation In such cases, and
Tie tnSrough solution Of oil intestinal OBJ
sruction In others.
The Life Medicines have been known to
cure hheumstism, permanently. In three
weeks. snd Gout, in half that time, by re-
moving local inflammation from the mus
eies and iigamsnis from the joints.
Dsepsiss -ef ali kinds, BY freeing and
STRENGTHENING Che k~idneysiand bladder -;
they operate nose 4sligAtfally on these
inSefsahs organs, and hence have ever
bsss fosAA s'csftaiu' remedy for Gravel.
Also Wersss BY s~disIodging from the
turning Of the bowels the shiny matter tn
which these creature IS adhere.
Sea5py, Ulcers, and lnyeterate Sores,
by the perfect purity which fheae Life
M.fisiess i've e sbs blood, and al One
asssssss Erxpssoss sad B.a compals4.
Tons, BY their sltsrnsis effect upon the
fuids that feed the skin, and the morbid
stats Of rhieA ~eceasjons 81 srnptiye com
plants. ssliow. cloudy. and al dissgreea-
be ssnplsFiensy n Va Gg
sf1shss 81 these piiIs .fcrA ssry short
TINA, Will effect an entire cure Of Salt
RbsdhIa bd sEstfikisg hnfrossmeht 10 the
. Terraces a. the skin. Common Colds and
! pfiusnxs Will .alwsys BE- cared by one aoss
. , By " 10 fhs worst cases.
rRhx1Ths erigibai prpprstor of these
Nedssines, was cured OF piles Of IS years
standing. by The use "a Vie Life Medicines
s}sn~.
xt<sy SO pfgpx+@For 1this seonrgs Of
o. WfsssfH COUNTRY, these medieinss WI
c o ss1s s. . sssss s Issss s sss sssssai ' :ss i
- retssosf che diss&ee-ls cure by these
se<lsinss = psrnspspt5-1SytAss s, Be Sat
Asfssssss - vsss4 u sssao ~ ssm y
ft.3ft A. 80 -
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AUTUMN.
M FANNY sxxpLx.


Theu comet net in sober gui.e,
~ In mellow cloak Of russet cIsd-
Thine are no melancholy skies,
Nor hnsless 1oWsr,, psle aud sad;
But. like an emperor, ttiumphing, u.s..
With gorgeous robes Of Tyrian dyes,
. ftai Flush Of fragrant blossOmins,
And glowing pufpl. canopies.
How call ys this the seasons fal,
Thst seems tho pageant Of the ysarf
Richer and brighter far than all
Tho pomp that spring and summer wear;
He'd fails tho western light of day
On rock and stream and winding shore
soit woody banks and granite gray
Win amber clouds are curtained o'sr.
The wide, clear waters sleeping lie
IA nsnsa.h Gs evenings wigs Of gold,
A.a on their CLASSY breast tho sky
Ana hanks their mingled hues unfold.
Pr In the tangled woods, the ground
sig IL ssfswn With fallen leaves that lie
Lac crimson carpets all around
Beneath 8 crimson canopy.
The sloping sun, with arrows bright
Pierees the forests waving nailsj
Ia universe seems wrapt in light
A aostisg robs Of ROXY haze.
Oh, Autumn thou art here q king
And ronud thy throne the smiling hours
A thousand fragrant tributes bring,
OF golden fruits and blushing flowers.
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PROFESSION HENRY I. YAYnbaa.lpgg

PROFESSOR HENRY 3. ThYLOg y. us
.0.0v-o-li as sttuM bo
It Tells You How to attend aphutlmsirkd
Aud how to cnus Ter thep-
how TO prepare Diiiks. f5sieP
ticss &c ts,d lswJ tsaku4s4,s
agsiDst iu:, ctioliD ~ Coats
sious DiYeascs..aI 'hiil AR1usH
II Tells Yos OF ,hs. ~varj,n. a4tsestsp rs
Children, and gives the bees
:. and slnir.es. nIodsoi6h dfsstsH
Iien, turips Tss,hiaElGoaynh,
sions, Vsrei at.on, Whoopiuy.
~ cough. MsasiSsi.&s s5d
choi.s. 'I Iaf.ssa,a cois.
RinsworrS. cSsRtsAaz =
and gtses you IN o eess ,
dies for their core. -
II Tell. You The symptodis.o f Revet&aAu
Ages, aid Bjjisps,s YalQNA
Typhsis, Scarlet and other ~
yers and giyss yos The tstss
and sinplsst rsmasfs ~
th-lr cure.
It Tells You Taa : SYMPTOMS Of lIhasssskvJ
Consumption, ! pyspsssiA,
Asthma, Dropsy, Qont. ktsr-
riatism. LuhhSsgo ., Erysipelasaa
&c. and giytso youftbc besf
Iemedies for their cure.
Il -elk You The symptoms II )Cheisrai
Molbns. Malignant Chsisfh,,
Small pox Dyssn,ery, Cfamp,
Disease. of,hs Bladder kidri
ne)s and Liver .nd ths tsst
rs;nediss Tor their care '"N"'
1t Tells You TnsssymptoIas Of sPlssfisyt
Mumpe. N-palgis, Ap,sPisx4,
parafJ sis, the ,arioun' aissaS-
e. OF ths Throat, Teeth. Ess,f.
ard Eye and the best ress.
dies tor their eure. z hapolS
I: Tells You The symptems. " ktp4rrT.
Jaundies, Pirs, Rppiure, Die
.ssss OF tie Heart, i1&6is<-9
0ri.agr, vgssfssli pssv~sa,asi
bsst sen,susss afs tlstr . ssa4
II Tells You Tho bsst nnas ipsvlssslsst-
nea; for W5nlas, BsSk~.,
Doses. D~irisrAisoaS, xpraissi
Lqetja.,f ,ssr SYs..s Ehis)
Bells. ssuasys bHiEsss s!saa /.
4 1-.,,. yon ss 81 ! III , seG a.gs... sSq
GUITAR tbs aSbmss ,lrssd ssvss,i
ihs best ara siHriessa rsn4f;,,
With rany ysissbls , sttetsft,
preservation VI ttis health.
The work IL wftttsh" III risih iAtkasfss
fe4s from mediesl ttrus. ~ sefo bsfe9shf !
understood. while W, siinpts fsfkpss EAR
con save yoa rau} tfses tbs ut - ~
book. Itsis prinirJ b~niAIsisaxi 4s4g spss 5
type. is illustra ted, with S~pPfopriass ss-
eyrssylngs. and wiifbss4 ot~ srdsSts y~s4SA
areus, neatly boanaiasS sostAsAo PsiA -.
'ss $1,000 A xBxRtssbtssssEs
terprlsipg men svstyNhesso N ssli2ss ~
above work and our i~nduoeneAts . III S6sA
are very liberal. ,aain1n'ah .afytQni'
Fer angle copies tef ths hHeshs ~ AZ /,
terms 70 agents, With ether i~nEoEnekibls
appIy, or addrsss 81 10 9no ,ssl1W .fc1l
J0uN Z, R0TTER, xsblisbv,i
10. CIT baascm S-resL spfjIsHsIa4s
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M0FPATs

LIFE PILLS. PHGNIxB ITTERs.
THEsE MEDICINES have now been
before The public for a period Of Thir-
" Years, ard during that time have main
tanned g high character in aimost every
part Of the Globe, for their extraordinary
and immediate power Of restoring perfect
health 10 persons suffering under nearly
every kind Of disease to which the human
IRA me il liable.
The following are among the distressing
variety 81 human diseases in which the
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Rancho,
Grinding.

Grinding.
a good Corn Mill is now IN operation.
and ready for corn aud huckah-at, At
Johusof's Rancho, Wood River Centre.
Corn in the ear ground likewise.
BlacksmitAing.
Do you want your horses ar oxeL. shod,
o. anything done ia tic above ii-r, 10 10
Johnson's Rancho, where yon can be serv-
ed on the shortest notice aud in the b,s'
manner.
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WHAT LvrAtrsppr aAsr. !ss9SIah
-ih.isa Itsdi dis
THE AhiLi DOGTOR.vii,og

ConiainrAg stmpi, ,sAestassyGy sb-
%iat',d, .(sf tke e.,s, " ,a,ssa.s W.
III jDss.s. "@W 80
ae r 81 70 sasGliio haa
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Leave Burlington at 40 4 NJ, $40 A. NJ
end 80 P. 81. MAIL TAIN leaves Rouses Pom
II 50 A NJ, st. Adams at : 90 A NJ, Burning
ton at 40 A. NJ, connects at White River June
ton for PaSsumpsic Road-s7riTing N bostcs
and Worcester 81 $50 ?. II. and al New OK va
Springfield at Il.30 ?. n
EXPRESS leaves Ogdens5urg at 400 NJ, "
t-eaI at 6, As An, Houses Point at $50 A v
Burlington at $40 A. ", connecting At VIE
River Junction with Passumpsic Road for S.
Johnsbury and the VI mite Mountains; and wiz
Northern Road for Conc RI, Lowell and Boston.
arriving at 90 P NJ.
NIGHT EXPRESS leav Ogdensbrrg az noon
Montreal at As P H., R5Use's Point AZ 500
NJ, connecting at White River Junction for Bo-
ton, arriving thee az $50 next morning and a.
" indsor with train for New York VIA -pring-e.s
and Tor Boston and Worcester via Fltchbur-
Through Tickets fog Chicago aud the es- Up
sale q the principal stations.
g. MERRILL, Syn.
Mortified, Vt. May % 1850
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MOFFATT's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHGNIX BITTERS

rryHE high and envied celebrity which these
nro-eminent Medicines have acquired iof
Ill ;nvariabIe efficacy in all the diseases winch
.bev nrofess to cure, has rendered the usual prae-
tica If puf5ng not only unnecessary, but unwol-
NV Of them. They are known by their fruits
their good works testify for them, and they tnrl'e
not by the faith Of the credulous-
IN ALL CASES
n, Asthma. Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Al
fsctions of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
7, the soutb and west. where these diseases pre-
vail thew will be found invaluable. Planters,
farmers and Others who once use these Medicines
will never afterwards be without them.
Billions Collie and Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tivepess. COLDS and COUGHS, Cholic-
C1NSUMPTTON-Us with great success ID
this disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYsPEPsTA.-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines lnme-
diately.
ERUPTYONS OF THE SKIN
ERYSIPELAS AND FLATUL NCY.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this seourge Of the
western country these medicines will be found
safe speedy and certain remedy. other mealcihes
leave the system subject to return OF the disease
"a cure by these medicines Is permanent 4rF
them, be satisfied, and be cured
FOULNESS OF COMPLEXION.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Cont. Giddiness, Gravel, Headache of every
kind Inward Fever, IDfammatory rheumatism
Impure Blood Jaundiee Loss Of Appetite
LIVER COMPL 4INTS,
LEPROSY LOOSENESS,
MERCURLAL DISEASES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects
| Of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most pow
| erful preparation Of Sarsaparilla
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants all kinds, Organic Affections, PalpIts-
| ton Of the Heart Painters Cholic
PILES.
The original proprietor of these medicines was
cured Of Pites Of thrty-fve years standing by the
| use Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, back, limbs, joints and
/ organs.
RHEUHATISh
Those afflicted with this terrible disease viii be
sure Of relief by the Life Medicines
! RUSH OF BLOOD TO TIE HEAD.
SCURVl, SALT RHEUM,
SWELLLNGS
! SCROFULA, OF KINGS EVIL, in its worst
| forms Ulcers Of every description
! WORMS Of all kinds are eifec ually expelled by
| these medicines Parents viii do well 70 admin
lister them whenever their existence Is suspected
/ Relief viii be certain.
! THE LIFE PILLS
md PHGNIX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
!
/ Prepared by
DIX. WILLIAM =. N0FFAT,
No. 33j Broadway,
(Mofat BuilJin-,) \. 7.
! Fer sale By all Druggists.
June -, 1850. wyly
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e We ARE PREPARED 10 OFFER
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WHITE
LEAD and ZINC WHITE, (ground in OLD
WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE, in
Bankers Patent Kegs" Of Is, 80, and 100 pound
each and COLORS Of all kinds in kegs Of 20,
49, and so pounds each
These Kegs have an EXTRA COATING OF
sHELLAC VARNISH ON THE INSIDE, which
eHectualIy prevents leakage, or the wood absorb
ing the oil. They can be readily converted into
paint buckets pals, each keg being furnished
with ears, and a suitable bail, which Is sprun
into the bottom, and is not liable TO injury by
rongh hadling while in transit. These kegs
be unheaded by removing only the upper hoop,
(as the head rests on a shoulder instead Of enter
ing zroeve,) and inserting an end of the bail in
the staple on the head
All orders addressed as above viii receive prompt
attention.
w3m
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DEWEY'S NEW STORE.

n this beautiful village Of 3.
There's one phenomenon more
Very handy and handsome 20 see
Of course il is DEwEY's NEW STORE
Examine within and without;
Above and below and before;
Of all the fine buildings about.
There's nothing like Detrey's Me- Ser
His dealings, so long On the Square.
are still "on the square, as Of YCrs,
But TO Church street you now must repair
To traffic at Decays Ncts Stg-ef
cid friends, who were always 81 hand
(Ihough the journey was rather bore
To trade At MS previous stand.
VIII glory IN DSrcy's Nss St1rs
le Buyers Of Groceries heed
Exanine, compare, and explore:
Precisely the thing you need
Is ready at Dssrey's Ns,s Store
And when yen have purchased it.-ccas-
We solicit Just one favor more:
Please say to the people al home,
l bought i az
DEWEI'S NEW STORE
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RAIL 4 o A ID s.
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. p
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

an and after Monday, April l6s Tr.i-.
" leave the Rutland and Burlington Depot :.
ollows
e.l5 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell. Wo-
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, Me-
York, &c
10 IS A. NJ, Express Train arriving at New Yo-t
via Hudson River Rail Road at : a
P. II. This train connects with n.
from Ogdensburgh and Montreal at b.
Iington, running from Montreal TO
without change Of cars.
SIS P. u. Night Express for Troy and New To--
with sleeping car, arriving at Troy 3.
400 4. N, and New York at 10 A. Il
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows
4 so A. NJ night express from New ! ork-
9I5 A. NJ Accommodation from Rutland
6 90 p NJ Mail Train from Boston, Lowell, Wo-
cester, Springfield, New York, &c.
E. A. CHAPLIN, SUM
Rutland. April 5, 1860. d&v1
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s
Great Northern ard = ts.crI
ROJT
S0RTIE -. - RAILROAD.
30 Miles sareG 3eftses,s C1rlHct07. { Csi-s,s
F-J fhfs P01re.

S0BTEIE2S -. zsy RAILROAD.
30 Miles sareG 3eftses,s G1rIHct0z { Char.
by this Route.
EyIRST TRIM leaves kouses Poi1to Al
Z arrives et Ocde1sturgh a- II q A p. -.--e-
ing al Potsdan with P0ts1azu and " ate-trr- Rail
road for WatartoEu, Rome, Syracuse, chester
Niagara FAILS, Buffalo, Cleveland, Ci1ci--a- and
the West, via. Lake shore; and az O-ls-s-1-c-
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for E7--z-
kingston Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit ChicsEc so.
all points South and " est
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point a. s..
P NJ OF On the arri1 az Of tie Trains from --s Ts-
mont Central RAILROAD, arrive at Ogde1s5u--1
P. n, connecting with grand Trunk Railroad ..,
all points West.
RETU MING.
FIRST TRAIN leaves OCdeusburgh az gCAN
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 p. Il. Co-1ccts 80
l1e Vermont Central and arrives at Burli uC---
10 ?. II, making connections with 81 Eslr.
Lines S0uth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ozdensburcb :.
P. Ii, arrives at Rouses Point at CO P u ,--
iodge,) connecting as above, and with -1s1o.ala
and St-Lavrence Railroad for Montreal zn1 -.usos-
Tickets for the above Routes can be procE-s0I
at all stations on the Vt Central Railroad ana
u. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE Say
January 4, 1855. febI3d6W
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
BRITISH AND L. :. MAIL ROUTE.
Comnleuoe Monday, MAJ 7fh, 1850.

Commence Monday, Nag 7h, 1860,
TnA1xs GOING Norm AND WEs-.
Leave Burlington at 500 NJ, $40 A. N a,s
6IOP.M. MAIL IRAN connects at W inds-- a1s
Wbits River Junction with trains leaving Boston
at $50 A. NJ. Springfield at :. IS A. N. New
York previous evening" and with train from Pas
sumpsio and White Mountains Railroads the sane
day Leave Windsor at LIS P NJ. reaching Bc-
IinSton, Kcuse's Point, Montreal and Ogdens5l-.
the same evening, connecting at Ogdensbu--t
with Grand Trunk train, for the West
NIGHr EXPRESS connects at Windsor with t-aI-
leaving New York at 90 A. NJ, Boston a. u 90
A. NJ at White River function, v.h
train leaving Boston via Lowell e.
$50 p. NJ. and reaching Burlington at 5.55 A "
HOUSES Point at 20 A. n, Montreal At 80
NJ. and Ogdensburg at 1880 P. NJ, connecting a.
Ocdensburs with Grand Trunk Express train fl-
Detroit, Chicago and the West
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified al 500 z
arrives at Burlington at 1910 a ". R0us
Point at l 80 P. NJ, connecting wiki trains fer
Montreal j
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TIL s1LD VERMONT
{ GT-G SI r EfIE ia FOREVY Err.
y. Z. Down
" Vegetable BalSalnic EIiXi. |"


wish You wuld read this
For thirty years ny Elixir has been sold through
the State for Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, with universal satisfaction.
When first gave 1t to the public, warranted it
TO give satisfaction, the money wocld be refund
ed still warrant it, and if any person is dssat-
isfed, his money will be refunded at once by my
agents, (as all are authorized to do this.)
To my old friends l would say, that if you have
found the " Elixir the best article of the kind
IN the market, use it in preference TO all others.
Be sure and get that signed with PEN, my
name and numbered.
Beware ofJasper Curtis' Counterfeit, signed with
RED Ink.
The genuine is sold by my agents throughout
the State. Addres, all orders to my Wholes
Agents, j. III. HENRY SONS, Waterbury,
n Ii. DOWNS.
Price, rs cents, 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold in Burlington by A. c. Spear 7. A. Peck, and
J. w. Roby & Co. w4S6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

y 1 c III o L s has just returned
from New York, where be has devoted some
little time among the
Skirt Manufactures Of Ns,0 York Gig.
completing arrangements for all the novelties II
this department Of our trade.
We have in store, and to arrive ONE THOU
SAND SKIRTS, Of all sizes and styles, adapted
as we'll 70 the prattlin- two years old baby as 10
the gray haired uatron. I have taken great pains
IN the selection Of the wire for Skirts, and am
now opening the best assessment ever brought II TO
Vermont IS TO style, quality Of stock, and mar
vellous cheapness.
Among the new styles are the "DONENTIC
CIR LIE !" Promenade, - Reception" Broad
way Partisan AMI Mrs. Shermans ''Inaest-uc-
table Skirts These Skirts are all made for our
own Trade and purchased direct from the manu-
facturers, for CASH AID viii be sold "a the Trade
at Wholesale or retail, st prices vhi-h DEFY
COMPETITION
y Orders BY Mail, or Express, solicited and
p sdtisfacti4H gHaraatssf
We have latest invention which has tastss
Yankee ingenuity all the way from the lad or
-teady habits snd Wooden Nutuegs-in the shape #
ARNOLD's PATENT HAIR CURLERj
By which beautiful Binslets are assured No
Ladies' toi et complete without them. perfect
CuTler for ladies and cail1ren's hair, NIPPLE
and CHEAP.
New styles Of Ladies Hair Ne-s. Ladies and
Childrens' Mitts and Gloves New styles Of ins1
aud Marsailes Collars and Bosoms SiIs Drsss
Buttons,nll Sizes aud ColoTs; Ladies 81 CH l.
and PORT NONNAIES ; new lot Of Hosiery
STATION lAY; BLANK BOOK;
2 The best assortment Of WRAPPING
PAPERS in town, at low rates. q
Branch Of Mms. Dsraorssts Nc,B Yo-E Emporium,
OF SEw AND ELEGASTPATTERSs o. PARIS FASHIONS.
in advance Of the published Modes. New Patterns
just received We trust the Ladies' will see the
Importance Of sustaining this department Of our
business. Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to ur, shall do all in our power 10 merit
its Continuance. REMEMBER The PLACE.,
MICH Is Skirt Emporium and Yankee Notion
Bazaar Corner Of Chu oh and Bank SITS, BurIinc-
ton, VT Ladies' in attendance, and separate room
where Skirts can be tried and fitted 10 the person
S. B. NICHOLS, Agent.
Burlington, Vt. July 10, 1850. wifi