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Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster
IENtiE best strengthening plaster in lh

VIE best Strengthening plaster in the
Il world. and sovereign remedy for pail
or weakness in the back, lons, side. breast,
neck, limos, joints, rheumatism, lumbago, &c.
&c. One million a year will not supply the
demand. They require little warming be,
fore application. Warranted superior to all
others. and for one quarter the usual price,
making not only the best. but the cheapest
plaster in the world 1t affords relief in few
hours. and makes astonishing cures.
In liver complaint and dyspepsia. it should
be worn over the region of the liver or s,om.
ach. and 1t will afford great and astonishing
relief. In coughs, colds, asthma, difficulty of
breathing, oppression of the chest or stomach,
they will Immediately soolh, and greatly
benefit the patient. Persons of sedcntary
habits, or those obliged to stand much. will
receive decided support from one of these
truly, sirtng Mening piaslers. Physicians gen
orally recommend them, in preference to all
others, because they stick or adhere better and
afford greater relief. In their operation they
are stimnlant, tonic, and anodync. They
are composed of entirely different ingredients
from any other and known from the exps-
rience of millions, who have used them, as
well as the united testimony, of all the celebra.
ted and distinguished clergy and physicians,
to be the most useful and highly medlcatec
plaster, ever invented or offered 10 the public
Several persons have called at the ware
house to express their surprise and thanks al
the almost miraculous cures these pIastcrs
have effected. One man who had been so
afflicted with rheumatism, as to be unable to
dress himself without assistance, was enabled
after wearing one, only one night to get up
alone IN the morning, put on his clothes and
call at our office with eyes 5eaming with Joy
and his tongue pouring forth the Chalmers OF
his heart, at the sudden and signal relief he
had received from this best of all remedies.
Ask for Dr. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
1t is so called because The price aces II in tn,
power ofall to purchase, being only l2A cts
Sold at the Variety Store by
PANGBORN e. BRlNSMAID.
JeneNers, BURLINGTON u.
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now begging of Congress for liberty to
issue millions of new treasury notes. II
even, now the nation is threatened with
bankruptcy, what must it be after twenty
years of suffering under the curse of such
men as Van Buren,, Calhoun and Benton.
But ! thank God this coalition is not yet
fastened on us. They have exposed the
clovcn foot, and we will beware.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28
TENNESSEE.

"A convention of the real democracy of
the state of Tennessee, was held at Nash
vile ON the Sd instant, Ex-Governor
CANNON presided. An electoral ticket
Tor HARRISON and TYLER, with the names
of the Hon. HUGH l.. WnrrE, and Hon.
ErHRAIM IL. FOSTER, late Senators in
Congress, at the head. Every one felt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28
| that tho Harrison banner would triumph
next fall and that our country would be
restored to its former prosperity.
THE FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA

THE FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA.
The war in which the French are en-
gagged with the Arab population of AL
giers, is in some respects similar to that
in which the United States are engaged
with the Scminoles in Florida. The
difficulties to be encountered by the
French, except that their enemy is more
numerous, arc hardly equal to those
which are to be met by our troops in
Florida. Although it cannot be said lite
rally, that the Seminoles fight pro a,ts ct
toc's, they arc yet doubtless excited by
as ardent an attachment to the land of
their birth, as that of the followers OF
the Emir Abd-el-kadcr to their country
and their religion. This clicftain has
long been engaged in appealing to the re-
llgious feeling of the Arab population of
Northern Africa, and in exciting them to
a Holy War against the French, although
in the mean time full of his professions of
friendship. In the following notification,
which IS regarded as his declaration of
war, and which we copy from late
French paper, it will be seen that he pro-
fcsSes to have used his exertons for the
preservation of peace, and that it is only
the religious feeling of the faithful that
impels them to war.
From the Marseiles Sud. December Z, 1899.
DECLARATION OF WAR.
From SAID HADJI ADD-EL-KADER to tile
E1cellency Of 1igiers, MARSHAL VALEE.
Health, mercy and blessing be unto
him who follows truth.
Your first and your last letters have
reached us. We have understood their
contents. have already written to YOU
that all the Arabs, from Bcn-H icynass to
kai, were all agreed, and that there re-
mains with them no other words than the
holy war. I have used all my efforts to
change their mind, but no one wishes the
continuance of peace. They are all
agreed to make holy war, and | find no
other alternative but to listen to them, to
be faithful to our beloved law which
commands it; | do not therefore bctray
you, but inform you of what is. Send
back my ouhil of Oran, that he may re-
turn to his family.
BE prepared for all Musselmcn to make
war against you, for if any thing happens,
| will not be accused of being a traitor
| am pure, and never shall any thing be
done by me contrary to the integrity of
our law.
Written Monday evening, 18th of
R"madan, 1855. At Modeah, preserved
by God. (Novembcr IS, 1s39)
The King, when | wrote to him,
caused answer to be made me that all his
affairs were with you, whether in peace
or in hatred. l am decided for hatred as
well as all the believers. Consider YOUR
self warned, and answer what you Judge
proper, for the words are with you and
not with another.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

A distressing case of hydrophobia oc-
Cured at Reading, Pa, "a few days since.
A little daughter Of Mr.. John Rodgers
was bitten by a cat with which she was
playing, and which had been bitten by a
rabid dog. The Physicians were pres
cribing for the little sufferer at last ac-
counts, she having been taken with the
horrible SYMPTOMS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

There have been so many promising
young men lately mulctcd in Ohio, for
backing ont of marriage scrapes that they
have petitioncd the Legislature to be
allowed the same privilege as banking
institutions; that is, to break their pro-
misses whenever it becomes convenient.
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80, 1891 47,5I9 ll8 l24
38 39l
n. 9.l23
Wing maj.

TWe have no returns of the popu 10
vote IN Carolina. 7 of The members OF
Congress are Sub Treasury men, and nre
considered Wings, Perhaps the admin.
'strallon may have ma Jointly Of 1000 or
$500 ~ the State on some questIons
trhe majority in Illinois is he Van Bu.
rem majority Tor governor--tbe votes tor
members of Congress IN two or three dis
'rlcls not showing the state ofpar'ies,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

The Hudson was open on the 9th
from Troy to Catskill, and from Pougll-
kcepsie to New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

From THE DISPUTED TERRIroRy.-
The Woodstock, N. b. Times, says,
We have ust heard that numbering
parties belonging to Mr.. Il. E. Perley,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

TO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
District of Chltenden. comes The sub
crlber John w. Hale, Administrator. Of
The estate OF George 5. Hale, late Of West
ford. deceased, and represents that the pei.
soma estate Of sand deceased will not be
sufficient to pay the debts and charges Of
Administration and hereby makes appl-
cation to SAID Court, for licence TO sell
The real estate for that purpose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

MIR. Seldcn, Of Va. has been appointed
Treasurer of the U. S. in place of John
Campbell, superseded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28
TOWN MEETING,

VN0HE annual March meeting will be
IL holden at the Town Room. IN Bur.
lng'on, on Monday, the 9th day Of Mafch
next. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Burlington. Feb. 90, 1910.
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Burlington F"b. 8 1870.
STATE or VER.MOWT, }
DIsTRicT OF CHITTEnDEN So.

DISTRICT OF 50. }
A r Probate Court holden at Burling-
IA ton, in said District, ON the 8th day
Of February. A. ID. 1910. It is ordered
that 40 account De taken of the debts. and
proceeds of the personal estate, Of SAID
SAID deceased, and that the heirs and all
persons concerned in SAT- estate be NOTIFIED
to appear before SAID Court on the l6Ih
day of March mex, at the registers Office
in Burlington aforesaid. to give bond for
the payment of debs, and show cause why
license as aforesaid should not b. granted.
aud that such notice be gwen by publish-
ing the above Application and this order
three weeks successfully, as soon as may
be IN the Free Press newspaper printed
~ Burlington, IN SAID District.
Given under my haud. the day and year
first above written.
WIN. WESTON, Reg;sier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

In Willisron, on the 9Th January, Of csnkerash
William Harrison son Of Lon,n Stow, aged Is
months, aud 4 days.
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Nj A II II I T. ID

In Shoreham, Vt. on the 9th inst. Mr.. Ed.
win johnson to Miss Mary A. Norlhrup.
both of Shoreham.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28
THE DEMOCRACY OF NUMBERS

TWENTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
The following Table, carefully prepared
for the Express, from AUTHENTIC sources,
shows the aggregate major,tes on the
Congress tickets at the last elections IN
each State,as near ascan be ascertained. II
is important. as it proves that the Wbius
in the House Of representative represent q
majority OF the people of the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

were engaged IN mating timber on a
permit from Massachusetts. Sucl, con-
duct will probably occasion some alter
cation between those States.
Mr.. EDlroR--It is frequently asked,
when do the Revised Statutes take effect!
] believe the 18th section of the 1I1th
Chapter, has not been published in the
newspapers. That, with the first Sec
ton of the same chapter contains all the
provisions on this subject. All the Chap
tcrs which 60 into operation before the
LIST of July have been published in the
newspapers, except the Oath Court of
Chanccry,] and the 10th, Fec bill.
l send you copy of the LIST and 18th
Sections of Chapter Ill. Yours, DC.
II. PIERPOINT.
Copy of the LIST and 18th Sections of
the 1llth Chapter of the Revised Statutes.
"Soc. |. All the provisions contained
in the proceeding Chapters shall take eff
feet and go into operation from and after
the LIST of July next, except only such
parts thereof, as to which different pro-
vision is expressly made herein"
"Scc. IL. The following Chapters of
the Revised Statutes, shall take effect
and go into operation on the respective
days herein named. Chapters forty three
twenty-eight, twenty-five, and one hum
drcd and seven, on the Goth day of No
vember inst. Chapter twcnty-four on
the first day of Aprlncxt. Chapter sew
enty-fvc on the first day of January
next. SO much of chapter 104 as relates
to the Salary of the Chaplain Of the States
prison, on the first day of March next
This thirteenth Section of Chapter one
hundred and eleven, on the Goth day of
November inst"
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and Mr.. w. Bull of this place, and Mr..
Noble of Brighton, were made prisoners
by the Maine authorities at the head of
the Big Prcsqui' Isle, whoro it seems they
were engaged in making timber on a
permit from Massachusetts. Sucl, con-
duct will probably occasion some alter
cation between those States.
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SEED.

NLOVER and HERDS GRASS SEED,
~ tor sale, also GOODS cheap a.
February 10, 1910 HOW.4RDS.
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NOTICE.

nv ~ HLs
IHNl1E subscriber has found on his store
Il floor few Bark notes. ANY person
who will give sal lsfaclory evidence If
ownership. shall have SAID money bv ma.
king application to J. w. TURNER.
Cambridge. Feb. I2 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
sJEW DAVlD'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The pccuaries of this Chemical COMPOUND are
owing 10 It's extraordinary effects upon the animal f.
hfe or nerves gamcnts and muscles its virtues bel NC
carried bv them to the immediate seat OF disease or
pain and weakness
Powcvcr good any internal remedy my be- this as
an external application, will prove powerful auxil.
~, IN removing the disease and facilitating the cure in
eases at local .niinmlion Scrcfiulous affections,
Kings Evl, Cont inilimmatory and Chrome Rheu-
mn,ism. aud in all places where seated pain exists.
u, has likewise hocn very hencfcnl in o.
weakness, such as weakness aud pain in the stomach.
weak limbs amcness, affections of the spine, ema lie
weakness, &c. No female subject to pain or weak
ness IN the back side. should be without it, Mar
RED ladies in delicate situations, find great relief from
constantly wearing this plaster.
NO putting or great spread of certificates is intend
ed Those who wish to satisfy themselves of the eff.
cacy OF this plaster obtain suiceu, quantity
spreud or FOR 80 cts. sum not half sufficient to
pay for the insertion OF single certificate into any
al our most common prints single time. This tri-
Hug price per box, is placed upon it in order that il
may be within the means Of every afflicted person of
the community that all, whether rich or poor may OBJ
tain the treasure ofheath which results from it.
rrice per box, 80 cts. Directions accompanying
each box.
Remedy for Thrush, Canktr, and Nursing Sore
Mouth.
Thousands, both old and young but especially moth
crs ana inf'ns aye every year consigned To the tomb
ny The above stubborn diseases. The mi .snderstand
ING and gnorance Of most practiceing physicians in
regard to this disease and the couseauen nj unccrtoin
ty Of cure from their prescriptions is n subject of
common remark among all those who have sufIe red
from tie disease or who have witnessed the suffer
inps OF others
Many are'ihe cures we have witnessed performed
by these medicines, in the worst stages Of Thrush
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, even where the ga
ient bad been given over by number Of the most
talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently he
cause we know IL is oniyfo be tested to be opnreci
died fF'
. Ince, 30 per package, Sl2 per dozen
u W. CAPRON, d. Co, Rochester, n Y. agents
iorvermont and Maine, and for sale by II T WHITE
q 20. hutanI VI. '7ewIy
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The Cause ct'Bilious Complaints
and a Mode ofCurr

a well regulated and pfopaftiona,e c,,,,,. f Ln
epoa we a"mach si~ays requisite Tor the promo
,'oa OF sound beaiih--u stimulates d,csstion and
keeps the isisslaal osnai Zee fms, al s,l.t,.,,
va The isfsf,as surface Of tho liver IL pecull,r
eiadcsf. ~ ahich The bate - 6fst prrs.t,od he,n,
ofned y The hfsi irosa the biocd. Theneo il pa,.
- vote Me ,,osaaeh and tnisstins aad regulate, tic
Aiessiioa. Thus -e zee v hen Their. 4, , dcsr,.ass
o. bale ihs b'dy eaas,An,iy eosiise GA a.. oth,
hand Aa "sefsbuhdaaee Of bale cause. freou.,t n,u
sea 70 We s"aiseh AID ohea promotes very severe
stacks OF disease, which ssrneItases ends IN death
fesess are sways preceded by .,mp,om, Of /. Al.
Ordered sssAeh 40 a'e also scroBlous q soft,t, 49,
"@psshcie tuaciionai efspnic o. ier,le d,,e,.e.
tfo the sau's es0se the nsiafsi aad bealihy Ac,on
o. Tho heart, Asd tie Whole sasruisr system !, ,mn,i,
cd sad reSseed hsio~ hs Estsral auHdstd a, ,,L,h
aee 70 paiptstoos- iSngaid pai.r torpa,. "a m.
hSe> ssnSope, aud ssea dssth htelf 20 r.pseoae,e,
o. a. e,sfaes Aaanee o Pecsi,sr oen,se .ubst,aes
70 Ne digestive oFssas.
The aPPreaeh 10 b.ii@s, disesses !. a. ali tis,.s
siss1es :, dtssSed gsapsoa, Il a. sri.iur s,,e,..
eS safe o. The stomach snd bowels e 0ub ,h..
ss"s WHICH are ths~u Ia psiat oul ths,, eoo,,., >,
@oissf tffhaiine shiBfe tOt uhsaevsrih. Al.
in'eaaary eassl happess To be- loaded ~tth i,,,,,,
nsaass, scaae SeTasgsDsbt ofthe health, .,,.,,,.s
snh<f q ths gsssrsi ,ysieA 80 81 sane s,r,,st-'
ssst % hss esds 70 Tia cersih tesga "a -.
ssas tAps<"s 10 he shi'et 9th sHf olls, ,,n,n.
teens d disease, iis e1ecls are sl~,,, ,hsh, ,y@p'
sesfasaisi rbs p'e.ress 81 erg,:'e ss.,., Al'b
ce'A % apps ss scarcely 10 asHIit a. t,,.. e. -, "
fea'es q s-eh 40 a. sts se os,fea \, A., -, y
800, 'ss sfen.oesiofs Symptoms ~ s..t,.. q, a
s~Pfessiss ioF q dss ss 10, o.. ,eaa
fsrs,i.sa. pet'sa ~Ass the usas, ,s,rse,a..
-. siy s F,sa, ,, HhlGs1iag The ,lnsn.ek
a.. essh a ia ,ffasiisg ooaisnt.. .sd
.sese,sg ne sssesPssssiiiy e aisesss
heGsi's LIE Noase ns. 49, 4 49,.
.Ag.. q biiess esaspi,.Hts snd n p.r..
sssce, seesfsisg - ths direoiiaa.' All
IS s-.efFsi Haseisinss eA<a pse.rri.ea IN h.
es~ssfs silssst t,s, a., a. ,s.S,,,, e,s
Ass sfs~ss 90 sAhssilhY sasls Of Tbs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07

,nsr hrr eoaGncmeni 81 zach SIZE had tired every
fnssn. ans iakea much mol cine but found hulc or
90 srhei Sic commenced taking the Fstsah Pills
apast ihrro months triote couhacment thtf health
icing Vrry poor abrui This length of time prr,rus
and after WAS enabled by their Go atteud 10
the 81 mother ia her flmly until her eoufpc
mcnt hthe lifnc sic commenced taking the Per-
sisn Pills. and Tor several weeks previous. she was
afflicted with hard. d., cough. aud frequent
ctifnps, which the of tie pills entfty removed
before using hall box II with great confidence,
that VIC advise all those nhpst to become mothers to
make use Of the Persian Pills. AZ who have takcn
then 10 or ncigihorhond have got along IN The sane
easy manner sud about tho house IN few DAYS.
There docs not appear 80 be half tho danger of other
difficulties setting ~ aficf confinement where these
Pills arc tahea. We unitcdiy sly let none neglect
taking thrm for they In the reach Of tho poor
well as the tich We are truly thankful that there
Is fcniedy Which females can easily procure which
bids Ia Iess-n tho world NJ suffering. whieh many OF
them have TO bear. and perhaps the lives OF .hou
SANDS which Otherwise would be lost
Rochester, May. Iiih, 1888 corner Of Ca cdona
square, Edinburgh street. For iotibcr rarlicula rs
see subscrihefs $. RNBFR
40 ROBERTS
vcrscnncs, Vt. July 10Th 1887.
Colts. with you to send quantity of your Per.
sian Pils 10 this place. Tor ] am sure they would
meet with ready sale. My brother in law, while
passing ttrougii your place, heard much sad in
thor behalf, iha, he induced to purchase boxes
aud may safely say that they have done more for
myself and half-sistef than 500 which had paid to
Doctors, and for other various prescriptions and med
cines. have used % boxes Of irancro;h's Pills
which gave some partial relief, But your pills
went right ahead Ike \ man of war What passed of
looked Ike ink. Ny disease has bccn plmcd differ
oniy hy every pbysician but. nv idea - that IL
general vitia,ion Of the fluids, which produced
symptoms of almost every disease. II would be too
tedious for me to give you history Of all ny djicul
tics. was weak, dull stupid and reduced 10 a skel
eion. All hopes Of my being restored had been given
over. except by my brother IN law. took boxes of
your pills and am able To porntm my duties in the
counting room. My sister was consuTptye--bcr lv
.r was much affected and her feet and legs swecJ-a
harsh cough constantly troubled her One box of your
Pills entirely relieved her from all those symptoms
] am about To remove to Blu rlingion and would wish
an agency, &c, s. X. LUTHljeer.
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FARM FOR SALE.

1--WE subscribers offer for sale their farm IA
in the south westerly part Of MI llollyS
tanning about 200 acres of land well divided 4
moving and pas,urage, all Of which is well '
cred, and dwelling honse, one new barn Gu
by 10, one AZ feet b 30, sawmill nearly y
and o;her buildings thereon standing. Te'
LIBERAL.
Those vi hing 10 purchase would do weA
call and eva nine for themselves.
For iuftl G, PARTICULARS enquire on the pres
of the subsr rbcrs f. Il $. KELLEi
VT. Holly, March 90, 1910.
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DENTIST.

hOCT. MEAClIAM CONTINUES To perform OPP
- eraions on the teeth usual at his off'ce.
Particular attention paid TO cleansing and filing
carious teeth with gold, thereby arresting the
progress OF decay and rendering them useful for
many years. Lost teeth supplied by seliceous
metallic teeth or any others called for or
Bile terms. Those wishing his services would do
well to cell soon, as he thinks of he ne abset af
or the first Of NAY during tho summer.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Complying all those ar ices usually called for
by physicians and families Also .noffat's Life
Pills and Bitters, Colemnns Arabian Basam,
DR. Jnyne's Hair Tonic. Caininaiive basam, Ex-
pee oranl and SanatlYe Pills and most Of the pa
tent medicines now in use. All XII DIS of med-
cines not on hand prepared 10 order. AL! med.
cines warranted genuine. Trusses, &c.
Books, Stationary, &c.
Scho | books of al kinds bibles, hymns, blank
books, writing md letter paper, enamelled cards,
waters sealing wax. ink, silver pencils and points
mezzoiinto paints and brushes, London 1oard
iheorem paper, quilts, toy books and prinmrrs
variety If periumcry, lip salve, tooth brushes
and powders, &c,
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
Alpine and other varieties Of the Mulberry ;
Rohan Poiat' es French and German pumpkin
seeds Tree and Dutton corn, &c for sale by
ID. H. MEACHAM.
Wallingiord, Feb 1910. eli
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
DENTIST

TIME Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. of Rutland and its vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Beman's Hotel where he will make his
head quarters during the winter, and will be hap.
py to wait on any who may wish his professional
aid either at his room or at their dwellings Com.
mands from any Of the neighboring towns will be
immediately attended to.
WIN. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since he has praciced in the southern States with
good success recommend him to public conf
dence If JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY
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.Snddle and Harness Manulacto,n.

ruNIIE subscriber would inform the public that
Il he has commenced the above business al
the old stand. formerly occupied by G.. w Ellis
in Casilrton, where he hopes TO receive n liberal
share Of patronage. He will keep on hand or
make on short notice all articles IN his line Of bu.
siness. snch as Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
aud Brides, French Folio Trunks, Naliccs and
Garnet Raps inferior 10 none in the country or
citv-Also a good assortment OF Bag Top nd
Common Trunks; cutled hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. a good assert
ruent of whips and lashrs, cntry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, all kinds ofcarnagc Trim
mnr done on short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap Tor cash or approved credit;
most kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing to purchase viii
find il to their advantage to call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at short notice.
VOLNEI SHERMAN.
Castlrton, Oct |.
~ D. A good lot Of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap lot cash. I2-iy