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WHOLESALE DRUG
ST @ r E.

THE subscriber recently of the firm o
l. w. C. Simpson g. Co., having Ia
ken the stock and stand lately belonging
to the same, now offers for sale on most
liberal terms, a very large assortment of
DYE STUFFS.
From arrangements he has entered into, he
will constantly be receiving foil Importa
lions of English, French and India Drugs
which, with the following. will be offered
unusually low.
5000 - Camphor
2 cases Turkey Opium
10 do Liquorice Paste
5000 do Llquorce Root
800 do Calomel
800 do Red Precipiote
500 do Tartar. Acid
1000 do Eng. Sup. Carb. Soda
100 Boxes CASTLE Soap
900 OF. Sup. Quinine
Q Cans Ess. Lemon
2 do Ess. Burgamot
100 or. Flrs. Benzan
200 do Oil Peppermint
90 Casks Sal Soda
5000 do Arrow Root
1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrh
so Bbls Epson Salts
90 Bales Bottle Corks
100 Packages apothecaries Glass. ware
so Bales India Snena
% Casks White Lead
90 Cases Shellac
Is do Copal India
90 Kegs Paris Green
Hhds. Nader
so Bbls ground Camwood
200 do do Dye Woods
10 do Blue Vitrol
100 Carboys Oil Vitriol
Denlers in Drugs, Manufacturers. Pby-
slcans &c. are respectfully invited to call
when wanting TO purchase, or forward
their orders which will receive the mos,
prompt attention.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
No, 3 d a South Side old FanieM HnU,
HuSuH &, 1889. Boston.
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STRAY STEER.

GTRAYED from the pasture of Jed
~ Sawyer in Milton, or or about the LIST
of July last, dark red three year old
steer, smalsh size. Whoever will give
Information where said steer may be found
will be suitably rewarded on application to
the subscriber in Wesiford. or Jed SAWYER
in Milton. ISAAC CHASE,
Weaford Oct. a, 1889.
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1000 lbs. Maple Sugar, for sale
by Villas, LOOMS e. Co.
Sept. %, 1889.
nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUM.
~ BIA FOR THE HAIR.-Its posi


tive qua litles are as follows:
lslNFor infants keeping the head free
from scurf and causing luxurlant growil
of hair.
2d-For ladies' after childbirth, resto
ring the skin to its natural strength ant
tlrmness, and preventing the falling out oil
the hair.
Sd any person recovering from
any debility the same effect is produced.
4th-lfused in infancy TIL good growth
is started it may be preserved by attention
to the latest period of life.
5th-lt frees the head from dandruff,
strengthens the roots, lmparts health and
vigor to the circulation, and prevents the
hair from changing colour or getting gray.
uJNo ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it.
7h-Children who have by any means
contracted vermin in the head are immedi
atey and perfectly cured of hem by its use.
II is infallble.
II Case in Point.-I had unfortunately
lost nearly all The hair from the TOD of nv
head, when ! commenced the use of tho
Balm of Columbia, and have. by tho use Of
two bottles, had my head covered with
fine growth of Hair. There can be no
mistake IN the matter. as any Of my friends
can see by calling on me. ] had also
become quite gray. but had the gray hairs
plucked out and it has grown in as the
Balm says, Of the natural color. IF any
body doubts these facts, let them call upon
me and see. | bought the Balm of Com.
stock & Co., 9 Fletcher street.
A. RINGE.
No. 10 coenties slip, agent Detroit line.
New York, Nov. 9, 1888.
None genuine without splendid steel
plate engraved wrapper. Apply to Com
stock q Co. ., 9 Fletcher street, New York,
70, sale at the Variety Store by Pang born
& Brn maid.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints &
Important to the Ladies.

lust received, and for sale BY j. & j..
- H. PECK s. Co.. Burlington, a few
boxes OF Reynolds & Parmey's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
II is designed particularly tor the diseases
peculiar to the Female constitution. A
more etficacous remedy of this kind, has
long been wanlen, as many those dseas.
es have baff1ed the skill Of the most eminent
physicians, and oil the remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual. in thousands Of
cases. This medicine invariably removes
distractions, regulates in most cases of
painful, too frequent, or profuse mnstrua.
ton. and has cured the most obstinate cases
OF Fluor Albus or whites, and as a mothers
relief, it is not equalled by any other medi.
cine. 1t is recommended by many of the
most eminent physicians in the United
States. Doct, ]. Morrison, from Colerain,
Mass. who has practlced medicine some
twenty years at Oneida, N. Y. says IN
relation to it. That it is the best med.
cine now in use. In cases of retintion, or
suppression of the mnses, think it will
sustain the appela,ion Of specific. have
tried it in the worst cases, with admirable
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
females, that all physicions would introduce
it in their practice, and | have confidence
to believe they would find happy results,
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation" Doct. r. R.
Davis, of Syracuse, tells a similar story,
and many others, For further information,
you are referred TO the persons whose
names are annexed to our show bills, and
also to pamphlets, left wiA our agents for
gratituous distribution. Price So per box,
containing nearly 100 pills, Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds &
Parmely, Pittsford, Monroe CO.. N. Y. sold
also by F. Huntington, Vergennes; Moody
g. Adams, Mddlebury; Jackson g. Ketch.
am, Brandon; s. & Il. White g. Co.
Rutland; ID, II. Meacbam.M M. D.. Walling.
ford; A. r. Vail g. Co., Dandy; ID. An.
drews, Manchester Merrill & v. d.
Splegel. Bennington; and Williston g. |
Tyler, marlborough. aug7-ly
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WHEREAS Clarissa, my wife, has left
w my bed and board without any just
provocatlon, therefore forbid all persons
harborng or trusting her on my account,
shall pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. ZERAH BURDICK,
We'yord. Sept. 80, 1889.
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Brittania Ware, &c. &c.

WE; have Tea and Coffee Pots of
w American and English manufacture,
OF the very best qualiies-also.
MUGS, PITCHERS IND CUPS,
Soup Ladies, plated Gravy Spoons, Ger.
man Silver Fish Spoons, Castors of various
kinds, Britannia Lather and Snuff Boxes,
Br'ttania Flasks with Cups, for huntsmen,
large and small Svrenges.
SPITTOO.NS, Sc. SC.
comprising q good assortment of good arti
cles. PLATED SPOONS.
Several gross OF Plated Tea and Table
Spoons of different qualities, sizes and
prices, also Cream Spoons, Sugar Tongs.
Mustard and Salt Spoons, which we can
sell at prices satisfactory to purchasers,
and at prices which no person will like 10
undersell.
GERMAN SILVER.
A good lot of Teas, Tables, Deserts,
Creams. Salts. Mustards, Sugar Tonps,
Forks, Fish Knives, &c. of the best quality,
which will be sold as low as can be had
any where,
AND MARKED
free Of charge TO The purchaser.
We have white German Silver which will
not TURN YELLOW.
PURE SILVER SPOONS.
We are now and at all times making in
our shop in the rear OF the Variety Store,
ali kinds of pure Silver Spoons which we
are selling as low as pure spoons can be
bought any where,
AND NO CHARGE FOR MARKING.
Those wishing superior made Spoon and
n good silver Spoon, can find it at the
Variety Store.
PATCHES AND CLOCKS
''r sale, of various kinds, warranted 10
keep good time. We have some very
handsome
MAHOGANY CASED
Clocks, which are an ornament to any
P.4RLOR
We will warrant every Clock to 90 well.
We clean and repair all kinds of Watches
rnd Clocks, in our usual good style, at the
Variety Store.
Oct. A. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
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FIRE INSURANCE.,

TO MANUFACTURERS & OTHERS.
RNllE Providence Washington Insurance
e4s Company, in Providence Rhode
ls'ond, continue to insure against loss or
damage by IRE, on Cotton, Wollen, and
other Manufactures, Buildings, and Mer,
chandlse. on favorable terms.
This Company is well known 10 the
Manufacturers of New England, and DOS.
sesses their full confidence.
The Company was incorporated A. D.
1900. The Capital Stock is 5000 900, all
paid in many years since, and well secured
IN Bank Stocks and Real Estate. The
Directors are,
SULLIVAN DORR.
BENJAMIN HOPPIN,
MOSES b IVES,
HENRY P. FRANKLIN,
ROBERT Fl. IVES,
ELISHA DYER,
CARLO MAURAN.
CHARLES JACKSON.
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Manufacturers and other, wishing for
Insurance, are requested 10 direct their an.
plicatioDs (Which should be ACCOMPANIED
with a particular description of the prop.
erty,j per mail, 10 The President or Secre-
tary Of the Company, and the same will be
attended to promptly.
SULLIVAN DORR, President.
WARREN $. GREENE. Secretary.
Providence Washington Lnsurancs1
Company's Office,
Providence, r. /. 1889. \Iy.f S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
Milton Lincoln's Estate.

WYE the Subscribers, having been np
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chiltenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons, against the estate of Milton Lincoln,
yeoman, late of Milton. in said District, &c.
ceased, represented insolvent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from The dav 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 appointment, at the
dwelling Of Anstress and Harriet Lincoln,
in Milton, in SAID District, on the 18th days
of December and March next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M, on each OF said days.
Dated, this i4th day Of September A. d.
1889.
E, WELLINGTON, } commits.
8. BOMDMAN. { sioaeys.
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FALL GOODS.

Sd Oct. 1889.
rU st received -MERENOS, French,
- English, German, SaxoHy, Cd splendid
colours
lpincs-French and English fg'd 60,
Bombazines--French and Eng
Alpaca Cloth, for ladies' clouks,
asplendid article .tt
Mousclin Dc Lains
Chally, and Satin Lawns
+ Gro do Antique
Gro dc Swiss
SILKs1 Poull do Sole
Gro dc Nap
Italian Lustring
Sinchcws
SHAWllS--Morino, Thibct, Rich CASH
mere, Kaybal, French Tartan. Angola,
Mode color'd Merno, Plaid, Printed
Kaybal, Prussian, spun Silk and Bros
Chez
Ladies Brown Cotton, blcnched, Lislc
Thread. assorted coors, Merno, white
and color'd, Worstcd, Silk Hose, for
galo by II. w. CATLIN e. Co.
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IIconoeroga Black
Lead, first rate article, for sale very low.
together with great variety ofo,her articles,
as cheap as can be found at any other estab,
ishment in the place. GEO. Peterson
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|
mpOr tant ID very.
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND our
At LAST
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
IL TOR. DR.. Stery. after much attention
to the important subject ofpreserving the hui
man hair, has, after many experiments, chemi.
cal and physical. been able 10 discover an arti-
Gle, which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for The toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered, from its softening and penetrating
quality, TO produces good head of hair-to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehended-,o restore it when badness has
taken place. and to prevent it from turning
gray. 1t is moro nourishing than pomatum,
antique oil. or cologne water. 1t is a beauti-
full article for ladies curls-it makes the hair
soft and lively, and produces uncommon brill
ancy. Thousands have tested its superior
virtues and excellence, and in every instance
il stands unrivallcd. 1t is an infalbe cure in
all affections Of the skin on the head-as
dandruf, &c. &c. Every family should be
supplied with a bottle of this oil, that by its
application TO the head and hair of their chill.
dron, the beautiful and ornamental appendage
Of a fine head Of hair, which nature has sup.
piled us, may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
gifts salutary influence, the Doctor feels firm
ly persuaded he has succeeded in producing
and article which will meet the desired wishes
and appreciation of The public.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK e. Co.,
III Genesee street, Utica.
In Burlington only by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co.,
in Vergennes by }. II. BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON g. CO., in Georgia
by LORENZO JAMES. jy26
GRINDSTONES & PLASTER
A Large assortment of Water and Hand
IA Grnds'ones, and Plaster in any quan-
tily, constantly on hand and for sale by
SouLE, WHITNEY & Co., 4, Soulhst. New
York, and by the subscribers at No. 7,
L. Wharf, Boston.
SPRAGUE, SOULE & Co.
June ~. i.6.m
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WINDOW SASH.

received Is
20 " 24-7 by 9
easements Of sash, q
hrst rate article, at
81 and 81 cts. per
light. Also, allkinds
and sizes, furnished
to order.
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A variety of common Cap, Letter, Envel
ope, blotng, coloured Pa per, &c. &c.
Having made nm arrangement with q
manufacturer in Massachusetts for a supply
of hand made paper, by which he rece ives
1t the usualcommlsson, guarantee, boxing
and freight cheaper than if purchased in
New York or Boston, he is enabled to Offer
it on as good terms to dealers and others
as it can be purchased abroad.
Buriingt Goth Sept, 1889.
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PAPMMs
n GOODRICH has just received a
~. large supply of paper, and has on
hand 400 Reams. consisting Of
Superfine Demi writing.
do English bank Post
do Folio do
do blue and white laid Cap
do do do do Letter
DO Satin Vellum do
do Wove do Cap and Letter
90 Satin Letter paper, gilt edge.
90 Note paper. gilt, various sizes
do Commercial post.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

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WOMAN.

--..t.7ro--rot thine j. the gIitterng crest;
.a4,be Glance Of the snow white piume;
-. t.5ge that CLEANS from the warrior
breast,
re g, s-ar mid The battles gloom!
Nor is thv place mid thy couutry's host,
y,54-e the war steed champs the rein
Where waving PIumes are like sea-foam toss''
And the turf wears CORY stain!
~ tbess-not these are thy glorious dover
Bat holier gift is thine,
When the proud have fallen in triumPh's hour
And red blood flows like wine;
To wipe the dew from the clammy brow
IT, raise the dropping head
T. cool the parched lips fevered glow.
And soothc the lo~ly bed!
not thine-not thine is the towering height,
Where ambition makes his throne;
The umid dove wings not her flight
Whore the eagle scars alone;
Bat DO che hall and in the bower,
And bv the humblest hearth,
Eln feels the charm and owns the power
That binds him still to earth.
Tss. these are thine and who can say
HIS is a brighter doom,
Who binds fame's CORY wreath of bay,
Round an aching brow TO bloom9
Oh. % watch DEATHS livid hues depart
10 zao,he each pang of wo,
And to whisper hope to theEfainting heart,
ls,ae proudest need below!
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Madison Wing Advocate,
a,-srrsHrp rvEET sATyEDA1 n0AslS'' nH
w. NELSON & Go.

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go ~ on letters must be paid, or they will
not be attended TO.
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, 1839-11-23

Pumpkin PH.-The Cincinnati Republican
copies froma useful volume entitled "The
Practical Farm the subjoined bill of particu-
lars AS to the most approved mode of making
pumpkin pie. for the Information of all those
ladies who have not yet learned the pro.
cess:
For omnon family pumpkin pie, three
eggs do very well TO a quart o! milk. stew
your pumpkin. and strain ii through 4 sieve or
colander. Take out the seeds. and pare the
pumpkin or squash before you stew it; but do
not scrape the inside: the part nearest the seed
is the sweetest part of the squash. Stir in the
stewed pumpkin. till it is as thick as you can
stir It round rapidly and easily. Ifyou want
TO make your pie richer, make it thinner. and
add another egg. One egg to aquart ofmiIk
makes very decent pies. Sweeten it to your
taste, with molasses o. sugar; some pumpkins
require more sweetning than others. Two tea.
~spoonfuls of salt; two great spoonfuls OF siited
cinnamon; one great spoonful ofginger. Gin.
ger will answer very well alone for spice, il
you use enough oft. The outside of lemon
grated in is nice. The more eggs, the better
the pie, some put an egg to 4 gill of milk
They should bake from forty to fifty minutes
and even ten minutes longer, livery deep.
, 1839-11-23

S4m.ca Jar .a.aIag.-lt is well known
that the sumach which grows wild in this aia,e
is useful for tanning, but that 1t imparts like
hemlock and oak bark. a dark color n the lea-
Their, while the species OF sumach brought
from Europe or Asia is used FOR tanning
sheep skins, and as we are informed, tsns
the pelt without imparting any colofiag, and
therefore leaves it perfectly white. Is there
not some other vegetable substance growing
abundantly among US tina; will supply the
place of this foreign article? We have no
doubt there is, and that ifexperiments should
be tired with some of our plants it would end
in the discovery of one that would answer
every purpose. Who will look it up?
Sat. Chronicle.
, 1839-11-23
a ROPOSITTO

THERE are a few families in the county
l. Of Marion anxious 10 move to Oregon
Territory, provided a company sufficiently
large could be made up, and they propose to
those Of similar i~nclinations throughout the
state. TO join in forming an emigrating COM
pany for the purpose Of forming a settlement
on the Columbia River-The company to
consist Of not less'than one bundled iami-
lies. and as many more as may choose to go,
to start in April ls41. Persons in any COM
ty in the State, disposed to join such compa-
ny will please to signify such disposition,
either through the public, prints, or through
a communication addressed to "Emigrant,n
Palmyra Mo.-should it be found that such
company could be made up, it would be ne
to have a meeting at some ce ntral
point, at an early time, in order to have an
understanding as to the mode Of going, man.
ner Of defence &c. that each person could
make the necessary arrangement against the
time Of starting. Those in each county dis
posed to go, could be represented in the
meeting to arrange matters, by one of their
number. Papers throughout the State ar.
requested to copy.
Sept. 81 1889.
, 1839-11-23
List OfAgentS,

We are permitted to name the following Gentleme
AGENTS for the JOURNAL; to wit.
DANIEL DRAPER, Esq. Auburn Mo.
DR.. F. B. LEACH, SpencersbLs "
Col. ADAM MASE, p. NJ. Frankfort, "
EDWIN DRAPER, Esq. Louisiana,
iUNER & TATE, Merchants, FULLY, "
STEPHEN COOPER, Esq. Sand-Hin, "
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