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AIANUFACTUREDT TOE ACCO-s0O pAeknce,
REMOVAL.

AElaOtAL.
~ 60 SUMNER Co. Importers, Wholesale and
" In China Glass and House furnishing Goods
respectfully puHe hiatt have removed their
Iron Budif Governor sree. where with aty In
creased facilities for business hope be favored with
nuanee Of the extensive bestowed them heir
old stand They have hand large and complete
stock which they oner the and AZ retail favorable
terms regular house In the country. Importing
Goods direct and very quantities. pTepaie
great Inducements 70 buyers. call l. solicited.
GEO. J. SUMNER 4 CO.,
Iron Front Buildings,
le28-2m Governor Street
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EyO-P undersigned have sssoea-
~ to- thtmseiv under the hrn and HArvry"
and s eottnue the Grocery and Commission the old
stand fsPots Harvey Co, Nc. ~ Pearls
JOHN O. SPOTS
JOHN HARVEY.
Jp'v I rsea i,s -2v,
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MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
w This Hospital situated The Of Main and 26h
streets and adm ably adapted In aness privacy and health
funess position the purposes which has instituted
namely FOR MEDICAL UR6ICAL and 0sTETRICAL treatment
SLAVES The rules and regulations governing this institution
been published circular eonNLing full pacu-
lars will be m nsed those who desire further information
TKRNs-Paients per week SIS les than week. 81 diem
JUte aggregate shall not tceed the charge for J rcek
Patients dng the daS EXAMINATIONS t for Hos
pA connemen charged the reguar fee adopted by the pros
sion a. The above chsrges neode board medicine medical
nursing Surgical operations charged according
other % the city For further Information
apply the Physician resident the Hospital either Of the
undersigned Phy siciAns and Proprietors
PRS W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet. 50 and 9TH. or No 1870 Main 81.
OF. GEO. PEACHY, NJ d,
Exchange Hotel, or Grsce 1t bet 9th and 9Th.
y. E. LUCKET, NJ. D.,
Ballard House.
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, NJ n,
Resident Physician.
CYCUs BROOKS,
n nyl5-dac2ax1y Resident Assistant
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DISNOLUTION,

I'VE drm OF rs HARVEY Co. expires this day by imi
Il tAoa- The Of the frm will be used In hqudSlon
JN0 O. SPOTS,
JNO. d. " NRvEY,
W. c THOMAS.
RicIut Nd. June 8Oth. iS6O
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LAW CARDS.
IouN w. GREEN,

ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts OF the CITY OF Richmond and
w County OF Henco src atenon vh be given TO al hn-
,,,s.s entrusted 10 him ~ Once for tbs present. with his IA
Their VIM Green south west cor Main and Iths jefI-dly
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MLfERPLArkD ICE TABLE PITCHERS.
WI the pubic truly Beautiful VARIETY Plated
w lee vs,s rehsss chased, svsd and plain, Of the 10
fHoa A. lULKLEY . 90,
" lsJ haln o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-31

~. a6 HOWARD STREET, NEW
YORK.


4 et.- ~.-t f- PEcn7tya and Neuralgia IN ~.
ie-r,t form. The undersigned hereby certify that
they have v-cI ''GGrjiaers Rheumatic and Neu-
ralcis Comp .uu3' for the cure of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, and have in every case found i'm
mediate laI permanent relief We have full con-
fdcu.c n frs healing qualities, and would recon-
mend II 30 all who are afiictcdwth these haras ing
jisaa cs. a5 one Of the safest and best medicines
ever offered 90 the public.
5. Hancock, Jr., 20 South Market ST., Boston
". H. Allen Boston. Henry A. Fuller, Is South
Market st Boston; >am'l Wales, Jr..Ciy Hotel,
Boston; Geo. J.. Plummcr, J Maverick square,
East Boston; Henry d. Gardiner Webster st..
Ea5- Boston: Abraham Weeks, Webster IT..
Boston; Capt. Clas. G. Deliver, East Bosom
The be5t medicine for the disease l ever saw
C.es. 4. smith No. l. Old State House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with tho rheumatism in its
worst form ma was entirely cured by the use Of q
bottle. a, w. Dryer, Mathews Building, Com
mcrlial .f., Boston,
C5riircrs Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved me from suferines of several
wears stsuliuE VI. Z. Hodgkins No. /, Old
State House. Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty
years / was entirely cured by the Ct two bot
ties of Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
pound Norman Z. Ayres, 5 Frank street, Bos-
ton.
The Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound has
been taken ~ hundreds OF people for Scrofulus
uumor. with great benefit It may be given to
children with perfect safety.
At wholesale by Macy md jenkins, 81 Liberty
ST., New York.
Principal Dsp5t-S7 KILBy St, BOs-
T0S.
None genuine unless signed by
CHAS. I. GARDINER.
Tor sale by Z. j. Peck, J. W Roby and A c.
Spear, Burlington; Heaton Rouses Point: W.
2. Moocrs, i. DeEorris, Plattsburgh; Mould &
Tallma1ge Eeeseville. Rufus Harrington, Koene
Ny.
Aug. L.. vlyr
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THE CAMPAIGN N MAINE.

BupEroEn, Ne, Aug. -.
Senator Wilson addressed an enthusiastic
gathering b eye last night. lie aokc in tie
open air Lr want of room anywhere else to
accommodate the thousands.
BoogLA>p. Ne. Aug. 23.
Tho Hon. Arson Burlneame spoke I'd
over 600 people in the open air last even.
ing. Tho Wile-a-wakcs from this city.
Thomaston and Camden made magnificent
appearance, headed by the Rocl,lanI Band.
new Yopa. Aug. 9th.
4 DESPATCH from Arkansas saws. Rector.
an independent candidate 5r Governor. is
elected by 3ooo majority.
DeTcy-:er Ogden declines being candidate
On the Douglas electoral ticket IN Now York
.-,...-..,7., ,...',
1''- '.' ''l- .'''i--.' '''-' --'-.'''5 'i'I
be may '9'' i'I D''- and Everett.
40 explosion occurred IN d 'anem' emit house
10 ''th street caused by the escape OF gas.
which shattered the building, badly inilring
SIX OF The inmates.
rank " aId' formerly q Banker IN san
ffl'eis-o' has been arrested on % charge Of
l'Esely' 10 connection with capt >Tecny.
0'un'1I.s'l 'Afe-a OF the Capital Bank,
ALhany' ana OF the Morne Bank of this city,
were putin circulation here yesterday. Sew
eral auesss Of persons engaged in passing them
have been mad.
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THOMAS PALNER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tie Honorable
- DISTRICT OF CHIrTgSpES, IS. tie Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, TO the heirs, and
sI persons interested in the estate Of Thomas Pal
mer, lateof Richmond, in said district, deceased,
Greeting
Whereas, application has been made to this
Court IL writing. By the Executors Of tAe last III
and Testament Of Thomas Palmer, late Of Richmond,
deceased, praying for license and authority to sell
the real estate Of said deceased, including tae
reversion of the widow dover therein for the
paymen, OF debts, and charges Of administration,
and setting forth therein the amount Of debts
due from the said deceased. the charges Of admin
istration, the amount Of personal estate, and the
situation Of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and assign
cd the oath day Of September I'd. $780, ct the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said District to hear and decide
upon said application ard petition. and ordered
public notice thereof to be given 10 all persons
interested therein by publishing said order, togeth
er with the time and place Of hearing. three weeks
sucessively in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper which circuates in the ne shborhood OF those
persons interested in said estate, all which publ
cations shall DO previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there, in said Court to give bonds rs the
law directs, for the payment Of debts and charges
oe administration. and make your objections 70 the
granting Of said license, if you sec cause.
Given under nv hand at the Probate Court:
Rooms, this 18th day of August, 1850.
w9w3 o. FRENCH. Register.
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composed Of Slrsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Doc, ffisAy Asa, Thoroughvort Bhuba1b, Nan.
drake, panieiioa. e., all q which are So COM
pounded as b. DC. IN concert and assist Nature I'm
graduating disease.
These Bitters continue t. be the most STANDARD
popular aud reliable medicine ever discovered for
the cure q Liver Complaints ani all their a,to,.
ant, Jaundico in its worst forms uu,po-.
whether Of the blood OF skin all Billions Dise,--
c. AID Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Costive mess 4;
Female Weakness, sai every disease arising from
Indigestion, o- selcatary habits Of life ; Head
ache; Dizziness piles Heartburn; Pans Ia TIC
Side, Bowels, or Back Fiatuleacy Loss # AZ
petite, and every kiaIr.I comp amt arising froi-
Impurities Of the Blood, Diseased Liver, or Die.
ierel stomach, % which every persoa IS more o.
les, subject 10 this climate
TIE effect cf this medicine !, moss ronieI,a.-
n ac's directly upon the bowels and blood. b. re-
morins all obstruction, froa tac Internal organs
stimulating tlem into healthy action. reaoyating
the i'uutains q lie, purifying the blood, cleans
Ing f. from all hlmors and causing it to course
anew through every part Of tie body restoring
the invalid 20 health ami uscfslucss
Ody p and 5 oeats Ter bottle. Sold by deal
ef- 80 medicine everywhere.
Orders al lressel to J. 0. LANGLEY OF GEO
c GOODWIN & CO.. Boston. march 9dBl en-
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sLEEPLESs, CRYING, TEETHING

Children. All know how unpleasant are these &C.
compartments Of babyhood, and most intelligent
persons know ALSO the sad consequences to health
and often life, from the use of anodynes cordialS'
and similar baby doses used to quiet them Hum
phreys' Specific Homeopathic Baby's Pills, "a
pleasant sugar Piil,) which you may drop into the
mouth a. any time, give you everything to be de-
sired from medicine. They calm excitement, al
lay the irritation Of teething, relieve collie and
boWe! complaints, and procure natural md quiet
rest without the Disadvantages Of cordials or OPP
ate7. They have been used for year, and approx
Cd by all who use them or abhor dosing
Price . cents pcr box, with directions six
boxes 81.
Sent By mil or express. free of charge On re-
cei7t IF tho price Address.
Or. HUMPHREYS / Co.
no. - Broadway Ncr-York.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY, THE LAWS
IN REFERENCE TO LOST, sTRAYED, AND
STOLEN CATTLE, FENCES, ROADS, CULT
WALTON OF LANDS. HOMESTEADS AND EX,
EMPTI0NS,; TIE LAWS, FORMS, AND STEPS
T0BE TAKEN FOR RECOVERING OR OBJ
TANNING TITLES TO PUBLIC LANDS.
and large amount Of other important forms
and information, the details Of which may be
found by turning to the contents.
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THOMAS PALuER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
- DISTRICT OF cHITTESDEs, IS. Court for the
district Of Chittenden to all Persons interested in
the estate of Thomas Palmer, late Of Richmond,
in said District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, the Executors of the last VIII and
Testament Of Thomas Palmer, late Of Richmond,
deceased hath made application to this Court t.
extend the time allowed for the payment Of the
debts of said deceased for year from the Sd day
Of October, A. D. 1860.
Whereupon, the said Court doth hereby assign
and appoint the oath day Of September A. d. 1850,
at the Probate Court Rooms, for hearing on said
application; and doth order and decree. that notice
be given to all persons interested in said Estate.
by publishing this order three weeks excessively
in the Burlington Free Press, printed at Burling
ton in this State previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this 10th
day Of August, A. D. 1850.
w9v3 ID. FRENCH Register.
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1IosEs DoM.s fsTArE.

VA the subscribers. having bee appointed by
= ' the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittende1, Commissioners 20 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Moses Dow, late Of
Hinesburgh in said District deceased, represented
insolvent and also all claims and demand sexhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the day OF
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling of the widow Of the deceased
in Hinesburgh in said District, on the second sat
urdays of September and February next, at ~
o'clock A. NJ. on each Of said days
Dated this It'll day Of August, A. D. 1860
JOHN L. MASON. Co-,r,;ssio,o~s
JOIN :. PATRICK,
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SOMETHING NEW.


TIE FLOPLE'S MACHINE.
4 FIRST CLASS DOUBLE-THREAD FAM.
A lLl SEWING MACHINE, which does all
kinds o. WORK on ali kinds Of fabrics in the mos,
beautiful and substantial manuer-while the price
Is only $50.
~ This Machine is furnished T,s.ih3ui aria
chargs,l with a New and superior nemmer-
manner, hens Of any width up to two inebes-i,
also stitches tucss and plaits Of different widths
seams, &c, EitLou. previous basting Of the work
GA exhibition ant sale at J Is. Brinsm,ii'
Jeyyelry Store Oh Church street, Burlington. VI.
J. BATTEY,
GsnsTsl Ag,nt tor Vermont.
August Il, 1850. dtf
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NOTICE.

TEVHE GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE
Il for all the Sunday Schools IN Chittendsn Co.
will be holden IN the grove near Essex Junction,
Tuesday, August 18th, at ten o'clock, A. ".
cordial invitation is extended 4 all.
Mr.. j. II. Drury of PairssSale, will provide
seats, tables and water in ths grove at about one
dollar per hundredIpersons. The several Super
intendents should give Mr.. Drury early notice Of
Of the number for which accommodation will DO
be wanted, and settle for the Same on the day Of
celebration.
Should the day fixed be very stormy, the jubilee
will be held on the day following.
J. D. WHITE,
Z. A. FULLER,
N. PECK, JR., }Committee
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
SIMEON BLISS,
August st5, 1850. RsA
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CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE

CtTATE OF VERMONT. Tho Honora-
> DISTRICT or CHIrTEyuEy S. bic tho Probate
Court for the District Of ChitJcnden to all persons
interested in the estate Of Charles Grant.
late Of Burlington. in slid District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas, said Cour, hath assigned the Ilth DAY
ofSeptember $50 for the settlement Of the admin
istration account of tho Executor Of the last will
and testament Of Charles Grant late Of Burlington,
aforesaid, deceased and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three weeks
successivoly previous 90 tho dag signed. In the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington. in
said District.
Therefore. youarc hereby notified 20 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there b contest the allow
aocc of said account, if You sec cause.
Given under my haai,this l1ta day of August
ID. 1850.
T. FRENCH Fr.t.t.-
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FEATHER DRESSING
Rem ovATING MACHIN

Rem VATIN G MIC HINE.
The Cleansing Is done entirely By Steam,
no fire coming near the Feathers. BY this process
all moths are destroyed and removed, the Feathers
ceansed tho Gbers relieved from their matted
position, giving to bed astonishing increase in
bulk-often more than one-half; also, removing
all disagreeable scent which is so common 20 new
as we'll as old feathers In fact, giving the ar
pearance and essential qualities of NEW FEATH-
crs and relieving them from NIL liability to moths.
by the removal Of all gummy or glutinous matter
from the quill
Seuet hundred beds have been renovated vita
this machine, during the past year, IN the towns
Of Hinesburgh. sheburne and Burlington, and
entire satisfaction given IN every case.
PRIcE.-Onc Dollar per Bed, and satisfaction
warranted
HERVEY SPALDING,
Spear street, Burlington.
July | l. 1850 wifi
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~AhRIRGE MANUFACTORY
BURLINGTON, Vt.
Fiier' Chandler 6 Co.,
OF BELcgyRrnv,v

or We haI Lar b the naaufactory of
Ages in all their varieties NAHhi-
We shall manufacture aad keep on hand -,
assortment Of light and fashionable work rnaJo 81
the best material. and warranted 20 stand
We shall use the best Of Eastern timbe-. ,nd
employ the best vorkmen from Eastern shons
Our long experience in the manufacture of Carria
Sss and our known character for producing the
5est quality of work, re feel assured viii secGro
70 US the liberal patronage Of the public.
Sales Rooms and Mandatory in LssvanTOrth
Block, College ST., Burlington. ".
April 25 1880 ,-tf
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NAHUM WHITMARsH's ESTATE

NJ E the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate of Nahum Whitmarsh,
late Of Jericho, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolyent and also all claims and demauds
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by saidCourtfor
thatpurpose do therefore hereby give that
we will attend to the business of our appointment
at the dwelling Of Widow Whitmarsh, in Jeri-
cho, in said District, on the third Wednesdays of
October and February next, at 10 O'clock An. on
each Of said days.
Dated this ?2d day of Aug, A. D. 1860.
JAMES 5. HOWARD, Con,,pis-
views II. &. PERClVAL, si2ners.
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ALBANY
General IniiFIlaTy

40l BlNOAD ~ Al
Trio d5orS from Hon FrGStHs corning
co.'s Store. and merit 20 tho BWdrI
~ .r
'-."P'" ~ '.'- i'''''5 i-~.N
Is tho only Institute founded in this country for
exclusive treatment Of all diseases Of the head
throat. Here every operation which tho wisdom
Of tho Uld ana Ne" " orld' has shown % 12 al
visaIe in this class Of disease is daily pcrormod
n new ~+ y isa.. 95 ~ be ;renafo ,-s
here permanently and speedily cured
C. 4 I A Il r Ii
- rrprr,7F,- ,>-D prp,r,>r<rry cf-Pr7
This tl5ease, wa'en Aas panied PHYSICIANS Tor
ages, and brought Gi-z-1 IL ~ ana lsat4 70 null
IONS, is permanently cufe'' 4H's j. s'ti posture
iy, for durias the ia5' ten years we have cured
Thousands and have never Jailed Ia eiec'iDs a
cure, or Ia producing satisfactory results Inns
Is no nero boast for we give names Oh persons T no
have been cured. Neglect Dat1rrA' because tie
suffering j. not intense ana we nave FoiyppS N
the nose or the Ta5ia us
THROAT DISEASES,
T8rr-,c5 VouyIS SareGees CaUQh H-r-,-.
ness LOSS - '''..' D''t'|'''i''
&C. &c. dr
rI,os. wa ,,,-, s,,,cdiIv and re-7na~on.f,. sill
Io,,i,. 7-,-,in.,s al ,e-.lec.cd C.,arrb
bsfor,o. nm incuralle Consumption. We cannot
c,-e fbis-ve do not profess To-. God alone can
save Sin those who suffer from cough, pains.
1igL.s,ycats are enaciatei and raise much. should
. - ,-t;I ey,r,irod bv rs f,r az ov,r-
ii,i,-s ~ Crs Of the Iaryest Life In.
.,-,', +. p' ,-o;oso in Ams-iea We have svav
r. ;,o ,rbst5s- Tho lrros are sci
" w
e' OF 10 inrsr.SrS OF THE ZAP
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Troy CONFERENCE ACADEMY,

PDULIHEI, EERNUNI
yEHE FIRST TER5T for the tveuty-ffth AGA
1 denic year opens August 18th. Here are ac-
Communications for % boarders,-s corps of nine
exuerierced and Efficient teachers,-a graduates
course for Young ladies' and fret class facilities
IN music, drawing and painting. Send for clta-
!. POOR, President
August let, 1860 w3w-
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July II, 1850
PROF. INDLITCHD's pIoNoDELPHIA

PROF. INDLITCHD's rIONODELPHIA
OR BALM OF BEAUTY.
4 old European Toilet article Of great value,
"A introduced at great cost into tho United States
Banighes tan as if by magic, Eruptions and PIN
pies disappear before it like dew before the rising
sun Renders the teeth Of pearly whiteness, and
the sT etest saponaoeous dentrifce ever used
Cleanses the head in shampooing better than any
other article. Contains moro useful properties
than any other preparation, and /, the cheapest
ever offered to the American public. Price only
IS cents bottle.
Sole agents for the L. S. and British Provinces,
HOLDEN, CUTTER & CO.,
80 & SO Federal, and l07. III t II3
Congress Streets, Boston.
June 10. w5leovSu
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HIyESBURGH ACADEMY.

rzyHE FALL TERM of this Institution begins
4 September 5th, 1860, aud will continue
eleven weeks.
The building has been thoroughly repaired and
neatly furnished
HIRAM CARLETON, Principal.
July 20. wtseptj
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LYUArpTEE FApER

- CIEABLE for Dry Goods AMI Groceries, 70
sale az the lowest rates-a good assortment
at s. HUNTINGT0NS'S
Joly p, ls5e. diff
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:. HUMPHREYS & CO.,

= D4-OAUHAL wv I0sL
Sold By :. v. Eo5y q ~. ..-....4- v.., IS
Lucy 3. Ashley, Milton; Geo. c. steele, char
lo-tc.
see Advertisement, in sa7;hcr column.
Aug. 22,I8CO. 5swcowIyr
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Interesting TO HOuSekeepers

rBNHE Subscriber offers to the citizens of Bur
4 lington and vicinity, Rare Chance to avail
themselves Of the benefits Of Col A. Bailey's
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" Hlru5 s S7at, P,asJa,5b, Pa;
For CONC years past have been afflicted
with ild. -es.isn and dyspepsia, occasionally at
.eri.l with obstinate attacks Of dilrrhra. Being
medical man myself, seldom take any medicine,
ju. knowing that the peculiar condition Of ny
system required both a tonic ana stimulart, de-
tcr--ined to try the eaeo. Of hottie Of your cell
eLrated Bitters. Before commencing 20 take the
Bittcrs ! had not lad natural healthy action Of
my stomach and bowels for three months, and
during that time lad lost fifteen pounds Of flesh.
In two weeks have gained five pounds in weight,
have q riycuous appetite, perfect gestion and no
symptoms Of dyspepsia or diarrh@a Butwhy call
your incompatible compound Bittcrs find it a
delightful pun2eut, aromatic TO the taste, and the
tangible effects upon tho system are a delightful
warmth to the stomach, aud an eyilharating glow
over the whole surface OF the body, exciting copi
GUS Precipitation without stimulating tho brain Of
acelcratiu. tic nervous system go 20 leave any
feelings Of lassitude OF relaxation This is my
experience in the use Of this admirable preparation
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DENY. IS6O.61.

USDERHILL ACADEMY. I560-61.
S. L. BATES, PRrycIPAI.
TIME FALL TERM will commence Aug. 3Oth
4 and continue eleven weeks. Tbs same assist
ants will be employed as heretofore.
Board per week 81 90 to 81 IS.
J. II. B0STWICE, Secretary.