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V f. u ETINE
IsMY FAMILY
Nj + ID | G. | n E 4;
WISH No OTHER.

rRovInESCF, April :, $50
Mr.. II. Z. STEyFSS-Dear sr; When was about
years Of age a humor broke ont upon me, which
my mother tried To cure by giving me herb teas
and all other such remedies as she knew o. tut IL
continued To yrOs worse until finally she consulted
II physician and he said had the salt rheum, and
doctorrd me for that complaint. lie relieved me
some, hut said could rot he permanently cured.
the disease ori ginstcd in the blood Irerl ned
great sufferer for several years. until heard Of and
consulted physician, who said had the ecrOiulOus
HumOr ana If would allow him to doct 7 me he
would cure me did 70, and he commenced healing
up nv s,res and succeeded in eflecting external
cure, hut in a short time the disease appeared
again in a worse form then ever, as canc-rous hu-
NOR upon my lungs, throat and head. suffered
the most terrible pain, and there seemed 10 be no
remedy, and my friends Thought must soOn die,
wien mr. attention was called, while reading a
newspaper, to a VtGETINE testimonial of Mrs
Warehouse, No 36i Athens Street, south Boston,
and 1, formerly residing IN soutn BostDn, and he
in personally acquainted with her ana knowing
her former feeble health. | concluded ! would try
the tegetne. A ter ! had taken few bottles il
seemed 10 force the sores out Of my 81 stem bad
running sores in my ears which for a time were
very painful, but continued to take the Vegetine
until had taken about y bot les. my health i'm
proving all the time fro m the commencement 0. the
first hottie. and the sues TO heal ! commenced
taking the Vtgetine in ls.2, and ntinu,d its
slant use for months. At the present time my
health l. better than ii has been since was
child. The Vegttine is what helped me, and most
recon nd it to all sufferers especially
my friends. had been a sufferer for "a years.
and until used the Neget ne. found no remedy
now use il as my family medicine, and wish no
other. MRS. b {. COOPER,
No. | JOY Street, Providence, r. l.
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VEGETINE.

The range Of disorders which yield TO the inhu
ence Of this medicine, and the number of defined
diseases which il never fails to greater
than any other single medicine has hitherto been
even r oc1 mmsaded fer by any 9th, than the pro-
prietOrs uf some quack nos rum. These di,eIses
are Scroiula and all eIuptive d sea and TumuTs
rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia. and spinal COM
plants. and all inilamnatory symptoms; cers
all syphliIic diseases idney and bladder Diseases
Dropsy, the whole tram OF painful disorders which
generally afllict American women, and which
carr, annually thousands Of them to premature
graves; Dyspepsia, that universal curse OF amer
can manhood, heartburn, Piles, COnst patton, Ner-
Vousness, LIABILITY To sleep, and impure blood.
This is n formidable list OF huu an ailments for
any single medicine 10 successfully attack, and ii
Is not probable that any article before the pub
lie has the power tUcure the quarter of them except
Vegetine. Ii lays the the root OF the tree Of
disease by first eliminating every impurity from
the blood, promoting the secretiOns. opening the
pores-the great scape valves OF the system in
MIGRATING the liver 10 It's iull and natural action
cleansing the stomach and strength ins digestion.
Thus much accomplished the speedy ard The per-
naneut cure OF not only the dista-c which wehave
enumerated but likewise the whole train 6f enron
c and constitutional dis rders, is certain to follow
This is prec stly what Vegetine does, and it does
IL 20 quickly, and so easily, that 1t is accom-
plishei :act almost before the patient aware OF it
himself.
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The CASE OF JUDGE POTTER bank
ruptcy Of Judge Potter, of Whitehall, arose
entirely from loans to. and endorsements
for the the American hone and box company
Of Wolcott, company Incorporated some
10 years since by the Legislature of Yer
mont. and till within few weeks since ex-
tensively engaged in the manufacture of
hone and scythe stones, wood boxes and
other similar wares. This manufacture had
suffered in common with almost every other.
and the company. while owning valuable
mills, shops, dozen dwelling houses and
several hundred acres Of timber lands, which
cost the company over 800, 900, has be-
come unable to meet and pay its liabilities
as they fall due. Proceedings by attach
ment under the laws of Vermont were com
menced by a few creditors against the prop
erty OF the company and also against the
individual property Of Judge Potter in this
State, and to avoid the preference which
the attaching creditors, would obtain over
other creditors. the Judge. upon his
own motion. instituted proceedings in bank
ruptcy. His petition and schedules, filed in
the registers Office. show that all his liabili-
ties of every kind are less than Sl25 600,
and his assets, at reasonable valuations
(they are almost entirely real estate). over
$3.50, 900
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TIE COMING ELECTIONS. This year. thir.
teen States will vote on the 9th of Noyem-
Der. as follows: Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, New jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin. In
most OF these full State tickets will be voted
for, although in Louisiana. Mississippi,
South Carolina and Pennsylvania. Legisla-
lures only will be elected The States voting
previously are as follows:
Alabama, August 9th, Legislative; Ken
lucky. August 9Th, Legislative and county;
California, September 5th. Legislative
Maine, September 10th. full ticket; Colorado,
October Pad, Legislative Iowa, October
9th, full ticket; Ohio, October 9th. full
ticket.
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We are passing through season of curl
Gus weather experience. Though we are in
midsummer, We have had no weather ID
speak OF that could be called intensely hot,
or like that which usually reigns in the tor
rid atmosphere Of July. Comfort table as the
cool days are. repining mortals are not sat
listed, and longings for sessonsble weather
find frequent uttersnce, for then the cool OF
the evening is delightful after the intense
heat of the day has passed, and outdoor
smusements may be safely INDUCED in un-
der the light of the moon and stars. The
indications are that those who desire trop-
ical heat will soon have their wishes graft
fed it will not be strange if they are the
first to sigh for the cool breezes and rain
areas Tor which they are now so ungrateiul.
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VICE- President WHEELER, who IS now at
his home in Malone, informed an inquisitlve
reporter, the other day. that he was address
ing all his energies to faithful discharge
OF his duties under the constitution. keep
ing strictly within its limits, and not find
ing it a particularly wearing business. ="
And that was all be could be persuaded to
CIV abon. uoliticS
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The ST. ALBANs DEFALcATIoN.-The bail
OF W. Ii. II. McAllister. the defaulting
deputy collector of St. Adams. have paid to
Gen. Wells the total amount Of the deficien-
cy. Messrs. j. j. Burgess and E. P. Brain
erd, paid Sl25.O5 each, and Messrs. j. b.
Fletcher and 5 S. Beemsn, 500 go each
showing the total defslcstion, including
six per cent. premium on the coin deficit, to
have been s $500
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USDLRHILL CkNTRE. - Wednesday, one
Fa>sett, was fined five dollars and costs for
getting drunk, and five more for breaking
the peace. lie is the same man that came
so near killing bis son in a drunken spree, a
few years ago.
The mountain travel is getting quite
lively. Trout fishing is just as good when
thev get above the notices sticking around
on the barns and fences.
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The New York Erening Post reproduces
the following ingenious lines, which
will be read with pleasure as well by those
who read them generation ago as by those
who now sec them Tor the first time
The Brewers" should to Malta" 20
The Boobies" all to ''sciliy,"
The Quaker 70 the Friendly Isles"
The "kurriers" to Chill"
The little, rnarling carolliDg Babes
That break our n ghty rest
Should he pact ed Oh TO BABYLON"
10 "Lapiand" orto Brest"
From "Spithead' cooks 20 Ger TO Greece"
And while the 'MIser" waits
BIS passage TO the Guinea" coast
'Spendthrits' are in the Straits"
'SpiDsters' should to the Needles" 20.
"Wine Bihher." TO Burgundy
'GOurmanus' should lunch at Sandwich Isles -
Ways at the Bay Of Fundy.
Bachelors TO the Il nited States
Maids" to the isle Of Man
Let Gardeners" goto Botany Bay"
And ''Shoeblacks' to Japan"
Thus crate and misplaced men
Will then no longer veI u.s.
And then all who're not provido4 roT
Had better 90 to Texas"
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REST REMEDY IN THE LAND

LITTLE FALLS, " Y, Sept. I'D, Is.6.
Mn. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir desire 10 state 10 you that | was
afflicted With breaking out of hlotches and pmpe,
my face and neck Tor several years. have tried
many remedies, but none cured the humor IN,
lace and neck. After using two three bottle
Of Your k"getine the humor entirely cured.
10 certainly believe il i the best medicine for all
impurities Of The blood tIat there i IN the and
and should highly recommend it To the afflicted
public. Truly yOur-.
p. PERRlSE Architect
Mr.. ferrine lisa well known architect ann builder
at Littl" Falls y Y, having lived there and in the
vicinity Tor the last thirty three years.
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ALBuRGH.-Coal is retailing here a.
$3.50 to 81 70 per ton, and people are lay
ing in their supply for winter.
A tenant house, owned by Pardon Duell
and occupied by David Bro, wss entirely
consumed by fire on Sunday. the sth inst.
1t caught from the chimney burning out,
about noon. The people from the different
churches were returning home about the
time it broke out, and but for their timely
assistance a large barn standing but few
feet from the building. and Mr.. Duell's
dwelling short distance north, would prob
ably have been consumed. Mr.. Bro lost q
part of his household goods. The building
was insured in the Farmers Mutual.
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VS. are informed on the highest authority
that the mana gers of the Portland and Og-
densburs Railroad do not decline to make
connection with the Burlington and La
noble, Immediately On tine contrary. they
promise to put in the necessary switch at
the junction at once, so that the connec-
ton may be made this week.
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BRArTLEBoRo The work of repairing
the damage done to the Insane Asylum
buildings. by fire. last February, is well IN
der way. In the process of rebuilding var
ious improvements over the former struc'
lures have been added.
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LADIES.
MISSES,
GENTLEMEN
IND BOYS.

l"u can nov SAVE MONEY 10y ordering your
Books If the Free Press Association. Burlington,
W.. a we will send any o. the Books named below
10 any address. at their regular list price. or in
orders over Sin.tO. ) per cent discount; on over
5'1, 10 per cent discount. these all excellent
Books. and many of them being subscription Books
1t is hard To procure them of reliable parties.
Order by mail promptly attended TO.
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REV. j. f. FERGUSON will deliver the next
Sunday evenings address. at the Reformed
Mems Club room, Wheelock's Block. Ser
vices will commence promptly at o'clock.
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NOTABLE FUCHsIA.-Mrs. Homer Irish, of
Shelburn. VT, has a fuehsia that has
2S7 blossoms and buds on it. Who can
beat that?
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Hon THEODORE L. RANDOLPH, l nited States
Senator from New Jersey, is spending day
or two in town, the guest of the Van Ness
House. Senator Randolph is accompanied
by his family.
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ABOUT eighty persons went from this city
to visit the Ausable Chasm, yesterday, most
Of them being members of the American In
stitute of Education.
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tbs friends of John 7. Phair are selling
his photographs for the purpose OF raising
means for his defence, in case new trial is
granted him
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TIE Rev. F. ". 0lmsted, late of Towns
bend, has accepted call to the Congrega-
tional church in Williston.
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BY STEVEN II. ~ M ia, u. u.
This work il hot pruphctirrl II Discusses the
t"pir - a Divine fr"mi-o. 1t plan Is L. follow tho
narrative Of thTl~-n irur" al the Tcvea ed
lhc~ ~ tho next uispcn alton. There not line
ri controversy n the volume. ' ut is is ul oi bold
aud original thought. apt ILLUSTRATION, ana l"rcihic
writing and Il Is work which u" VIM is
watching AMI waiting for the Lord can anlrd t.
miss l2m"., 2lGpp 81 <,ln cloth - - IN morocco.
sold hy hnnksoll"rs, or prepaid receipt ui price.
MuckL.w sIM"S. Publishers, Madison Avenue
and "a Street, New YORK. .tunc Il, 'dAwiw
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JAMES W. EDWARDS has received from the
President his commission as postmaster at
Winooski.
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60
COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains. Lameness, Soreness, Weakness,
Numtncss and Inflammation OF the Lungs, Liver
Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels Bladder Heart. and Mus
ces, equal to an army of doctors. and acres OF
plants and shrubs. Even in Paralysis. Epilepsy, or
Fits. and Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action.
this Plaster, by rally ing the ferrous forces. has
effected cur,> when every other known remedy has
failed.
SOLD El ALL DR. GGISTS
Price p cents. sont rece'p pit of price, - cents
for one. 81 Is Tor SIX. or S225 for twelve To any
part Of the uIiied States and Canatas, by WEEKS
q POTTER, Proprietors, boston.
July 1: wed, satkwIn
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rQrw advertisements.
BOOTS IND SHOES
Kelsey & Brodie' S.
Just Receired tor orr Retail
Department, fuH lines in
Fine G00dS,--OHr Oarn
Spc,iGlfies.
Ladies' Slippers:
French Kid Two Button Slippers in
widths A. u. and &. fTrncH Kid Buck
lc~ and French Md Ties. Curacao Kid
Newport Ties and Button Walking
Sh"'>, IN all wGihs. Very @enteel
styles.
Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's
cnch Kid Button Boots. Eurts' in
WIDTHS A. h. Bl.C,Ct, u. Gray BIOS
in widths A, Il. Bt, CO, u. Munson's
in widths A. h, II C,C!,D. Luhy
Richardson 4 Co.'S in widths A, u, ~,
C. - u. CowlrS, Cults Co., Polish,
the hest goods made in the United
States.
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's
Fulton and Boots in Pebble Goat. st.
George Goat, kangaroo. Curacao Kid
Grained and Calf Coed fitting, durable
goods.
Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's
Fine Serge Button ard Polish Boots
II, IL, Is. and - thread Serge.
Ladies
Hand sewed Serge Congress-. Low and
Spring Heels, old Ladies, in three
widths.
Gents
Hand and Machine Sewed, French Calf
Congress, Alexis. Strap and Tie Shoes
French Goat Tie and Congress. Elegant
Goods. Serge, Congress, Ties, Strap
Prince Aberts and Serge and Curacao
Boots and BamoralS. Cool and COM
Portable Tor summer wear. Call and see
them.
Browns,
Bixhy's and Saratoga DRESSINGS for Kid
Boots.
French
Rlacking for Calf goods, ard great
variety Of Boots and Shoes, too Dumer
Gus to nti n. All will he sold VERY
Low. Both wholesale and Retail
Terms strictly cash
IF We also manufacture the " Burlington Hand
Made Roo.," which has gained such an cnvisble
reputat on all over the country. We now have in
stock and process Of manufacture, 500 cases, all
HAND-M NDE and warranted.
Intending purchasers. either wholesale or for
individual wear will do well to note this fact and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as our store
is Headquarters in all the goods We represent.
Call ut the sign Of the big Boot"
No. I56 Church street,
Burlington, VI.
KELSEY 4 BRODIE.
June %, dfwtf
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gsm advertisements.
AT
Lyman g. Allen S.

Black Grenadinpsin
great raricfy. Plain
Pi0ids and stripes
from % cents per
ynrd upirnrd. Black
SILKS tor Innings and
Trimmings. from 50
cents and Wp,rardS.
AlsO fuU line BlacE
Dress silks at iOaU
prices. We hare Orer
thirty diferentqHal-
tiles to select from.
COlOred SilEs cat on
the bias tor trim
mings. Also 3 pieces
Cheney Brothers
merican StIks,
bl0cE and White
stripes. at 1925 per
uard--5O cts. Under
price. Dress Linens,
Embroidered trim
mings to match.
White Goods of all
kinds. PiQues from
12 1-2 cts. per gard
MpaCOrdS elegant
qualities at % and
30 cts. per gard. We
hare the agency for
y. Centemeri's ceIe-
brated Real Kid
GlOres, much cheap
en- than other giOUes,
and fine quality.
P0r0sOlS: tuU as
sOrtment and lOW
prices. Fans from
the cheapest quality
to the finest. and
n0ny other goods.
At
LYMAN & ALIENS;
I59 CHURCH ST.,
BURLINGTON. VI.
June Q, ls77-dkwt,
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A. A. BURGOYNE.
Dry Goods.
Special Opening sale Of New
Spring Goods.
We ask attention to the following Special Bargains
that We are Offering Mt our Grand Opening.
Hosiery and UnderClOthtng.
Mems Socks, &C, Sc, l0c 1910. Shirts and Drawers
Csc, BIC ana Ste. Ladies and Gents new Gauze and
ana Summer MerinO Vests and Drawers Magnif-
cent stock Of Ladies and Childrons line Hosiery.
COltOns.
Bleaehtd Cottons from sc per yard up. All the
best brands in Al Bleached and Brown Cottons.
New Prints, New GinghamS, New
Cambrics and PercaIes.
Splendid line Of Camhrcs, yard wide, sac per yard.
New Dress Goods.
the latest novelties as well as the greatest
bargains. Fancy. Plaid, and Plain knickerbocker
Goods at loo per yard.
Black GrOs Grain Silks,
75c, s7ic, $780, sI.25, $50. Best bargains we
ever offered.
Fancy Silks.
Splendid lot at seventy-Gve cents per yard.
Black Cnshmeres,
soc, e2ic, &c. SEE, 92c, and slOO Please exam
ine Never before have We ofiered such bargains
in these goods.
Musiins and White Goods.
In addition to the large stock of these goods
FRENCH NAINSoOKS. ENGLISH CAMBRICS,
TAPE CHECKS AND STRIPES, SATIN STRIPED
AND LACE PlQuES, TUCKED CAMBRICS. Etc.
Mourning Goods.
Cashmeres, Mernos. Australian Grapes. Grass De
Zurick's Bombazine, Mourning Handkcrchiais and
Shawls.
Special Bargains.
We will open en- Saturday morning, large lot Of
Misses and Children's sacques and Suits, which
will lie offered ut about halt price.
Cloths and Snitings for Men and
Boys Wenr.
In this department We are showing elegant
assortment OF Tweeds and Casslmcres, ranging in
price from l5c per yard to the finest Cassimeres and
DOeskns.
New ShnWls, New Suits, New
ClOaks. New SacGurs,
New DOlmOns.
s A beautiful line of Cashmere and Droche Shawls
Il all the newest effects.
Ribbons, Ruchin.s, Bows, Ties,
Laces and Lace Scarfs. SILK and Worsted Fringes,
Buttons, ETC., all AT astonishingly low prices.
One more Bargain in Ham
bnrKs.
1900 Pieces from &c to 3Nc per yard Don't fail to
see them at once, and secure first choice.
In addition to the foregoing will be found always
on our Counter,
Cheap Cabinet Of Notions,
Out of which can be had papers pins ir l2c, 6
papers hair pins for l3c, II doz. buttons for l0c
etc. etc.
500 Pairs kia Gloves at 65 cents,
And warranted as good as gloves usually sold
At sl.OO.
\. a. BUR:OYNE,
Late Gilmore Burgoyne,,
E3cburch street. Hsrrick g Old Stand.
May 4-dG-u Burlington. Vt.
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MOODY in BOSTON!!

His New Sermons. and Bible headings are in the
book TO ALL PEOPLE. from KDston Globe Yer
hatim Reports. tub PAGES 8 HIS New York
and Chica 90 bcrtn'n- are IN GLAD TtBINHS. and
GREAT JOY, 8 each. tihcr hook mailed on
receipt OF ptlco.
~ agent wanted. 80 per week profit T. Il.
ThtAT, fuhl.,ho $50 broadway. N. y.
June -. DIV w
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Doc,n-r, no matter how iii shtly disahlrI
L CuSlOuS iurr'asc. Pensions now pant
Advice amt titcu'ar trco.
r ", MICHAEL. attorney, ~ SAMSON Srrect
June p. -deudl'w Philadelphia, IA
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We will during thcsc Hard Times dispose of lU1
PIANOS a ORGANS. new and sec nj hand OF first
class makers including MhTEkS at lower prices
Tor cash or hstImcuts or To let until paid for than
ever before offered. NATtES' GRAhD SQUARE
aud FRIGHT PIANOS & pRtNNS , including
their INV sol VENUE ant Huu nuIltl are tho
hest made. Octave amos Slin do. flGp. not
used year. So stops organs $50 Stops g..
stops So. tops ~ H. Ntup- &. = Stup- flun
cash, not used year, in perfect order aud var
Tanted. Local and kANELLlNG AGENTS
WANTED. Illustrated Catalogues mailed
heral discount To Teachers. ministers, Churches
etc. Sheet music AZ halt uricc.
HORACE WATERS y SON.
Manufacturers and Dealers
Ia East lth ST, mon Square n Y.
July 3. .dGwiw
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Hsr Establishments.

GSOn REWARD viii lie paid for bottle OF
tNJOU any other Extract or essence of Jamaica
Ginger if found to equal il in fine flavor, purity ana
prompt medical elect. Santurd'- Jamaica Ginger.
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TANES FOR 1877.

IVAN PAYERS Of tho City of Burlington, are
i hereby notified that the CITY, Highway, and
School Taxes Tor the ~, have ie'n assessed
10y tho CITY Council and the Tax Bills delivered To
the city Treasurer for collect IL he paid ~ sad
Treasurer. at his utlcc accorhr To law within On'
moHh and fighf dIUS from this date. Any taxes
remaining unlad aiter the expiration OF SAID timo,
August 18th, the Treasurer will issue his warrant
against such delinquent person, i"i the collection
OF such unpaid taxes, adding to each unpaid tax,
Five Fer Cont, and ten cents ii each warrant,
which warrant will he addressed and dclIN cred To
the Constable 81 said City, on the 18th Of August
next, To ho collected according to law.
Il. u. WELLER, tity Treas.
Dated MT the city OF burlington, July 3. lr'i.
dlut SW4w&hwlt
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MIR. Il. A. BOWLES,
- George 81, Burlington, VI

speciality in Instruments for Bow Legs, Club
Feet, Knock Knees, Weak Ankles, Sp nal CurN Il
lures, &C. Also, in all kinds OF goUus connected
with thiS line.
Can refer to a number Of eases treated and cured
by me here and in surrounding towns.
July II. dliSw2t
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4 CHEAT OFF'ER!

DENoLVEU FREE. Seven Shot Revolver
II with box Cartridge. IA. Br"ws q SoN. ~,
and li7 Wood IT, Fii-hurg. r.-.luur ~. -d3wIw
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

Is prepared the true Jamaica Ginger. hined
with chocc aromatics NJ Il genuine French Brandy
ana is vastly superior 10 every other Extract or
Essence Of Ginger before the public. all of which are
prepared with ALCOHOL by tie old process. II
Instantly relieves
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BrattleburO Is soon to have q steam fire
engine and modern arrangements for fire
alarms.