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THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
ar LAST

at LAST.
Ear. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
ny TOR. DR.. Stery. after much attention
to the important subec of preserving the hu-
man hair. has, after many experiments, choml.
cal and physical. been able to discover an arli
Gle, which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for The toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered, FROM It's soilening and penetrating
quality, to produce good head of hair--to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehended--to restore II when badness has
taken place, and TO prevent il from turning
gray. 1t is more nourishng than pomatnm,
antique oil. or cologne water. 1t, is d beauli
ful article foI ladies' curls-it makes the hair
soft and lively, aud produces uncommon brill
fancy. Thousands have tested lis superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
it stands unriyai!cd. 1t is an niallible cure in
a affections of the skin on the hcad--as
dandrnfi, &c. &c. Every family should be
supplied with a bottle of this oil. that by its
application to the head and hair oftheir chill
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appcndage
of fine head of hair, which nature has sup
piled us, may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
of its salulary influence, the Doctor feels firm
y 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 Gencsee street, Utica.
10 Burlington only by J. a. J. II. Peek Il Co.,
in Vergennes by }. II, BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON & Co., in Georgia
by LORENZO JAMES. jy26
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Valuable Physic

ENROM the information the Proprietor is
n receiving from various sources, of the
cyccllen, effects Of these Pills in complaints
of the stomach, bowels, head. &c. they are
unquestionaby among the best articles Of
physic, however celebrated, for loss of
appetite Indigestion lisllossness, headache,
cos,venoss, hatulence, cholic, bilious aflec'
lions, &c. Price, 80 cents box. ks
Prepared and sold by Y. KlDDER, sue
cessor to DR.. Conway. 80 Cour st. up
stairs near Concert Hall Boston and may
also be had of j, g. j. III. PECK a. Co..
Burlington n. =.
None gotuno unless signed T. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper,
Large discount TO dealers
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STATE or EERNO.NT, }


DIsTRICT OF CHIrTENpEN IS. !
The Hon. the P,nba'e Court fer the Dis.
tric, of Chutenden to al persons con
ce,neG IN the Eshe Of Abel Cooperate
Of Richmond, N sand District deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS Stephen Cooper. admir- oil
w the Estate of SAID deceased proposes
TO render an accnun, Of his administration
and present his account against SAID estate
for examination aud allowance al q session
of the Court of Probate, to be holden at
the Eagle Hall in Willlston on the thlrd
Monday of February next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before SAID Court at the time and
place aforesaid aud shew cause, it any You
have, why The account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
third day of January A. D, 1910,
VIM. WESTON, Register
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B,G,AG1KsssGsS.iA M. r !. T e

Tgv II f Subscribers have taken the
H. Blacksmith Shop formerly carried
on by the Burlington NH Company. cost
Of Sidney Darlow's store, aud also the
one near the bridge. on the Burlington
side, where they will promptly attend
20 all kinds Of work in their line, Par
icniar attention given 10 shoeinr horses,
Carriages and SIeiehs iroued IN the best
manner, and large jobs requiring to be
,urncd, executed promptly, and in the
most perfect manner.
A. r. 81 G. DUNCAN.
Burlington Falls. Dec, IS, 1890.
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1rPNew and Splendid Sleighs.

l.. - ~ ~ SIS ~ " ia ~ - ~. SAG ~ vs.
Tilt AVE now on hand, the largest and
Il IL best assortment Of Slelahs ever
offered 10 the State comprising band
some variety OF one and two horse pleasure
slelghs, Of The latest patterns and most
approved workmanship; also. a verv nice
arlice Of the kind. designed particularly
for family use. one and two horse. Their
sIcigbs are manufactured of first rate ma>
,erlas. and they ore wiling The workman-
ship should be compared with any thing IN
this part Of the country. Call aud see
Terms Of payment made easy.
They hove also n few new and second
hand CARRIAGES, which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds Of produce received
in payment.
Shop opposite the American ,IIotel, on
Shelburn street.
Burlington. Nov 90 1859
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Save your Birdseyo and Curl
WI A ID H. EE.

MTELSON g. GATES VIII pay fair
~ price for logs OF The above dcscrIp
ton, delivered at their shop at The Falls, or
10 The village.
Burlington Jan. 8. 1910.
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IWC o M p "A u "A y LIE TOOTH
pREp,1 RATION

TEVIIE Uiopian dreams of the achymist are
B. realized, and a remedy discovered for
tho TOOTHACIIE. and preserving those
important and beautiful APPENDICES of the
human system. by the use Of the NAG
.NE1IC ODON7YC.4, which by its attract
i've. purifying and strengthening qualities.
removes a. cxirancous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
brillancy. and the gums in souDdncss and
beauty. IT is ascettaincd from experience
that when used. the teeth will never decay.
but remain I'LL the latest age Of man. with
their natural wear. When they are decaycd.
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved ard prevented from aching a
this has been done ~ a mulitudeoy insan.
ces: and more, IN thousands of cases. nervous
toothache (that climax of pan) has at once
been cflec,ually cured by the use Of this the
most popular dcnrifrlcc in America. And
the public. so far as they have become ac
qualn,cd with the merits of this tooth pow
der. have made use ofit-.-as we have sold
within n short time. about 10000 boxes Of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion. where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye. the
individual that values beautiful Sc. of teeth.
sound gums, and sweet breath. more than
fifty cents, that will be longer destitute Of
box of DR.. NJ. IIi,chcocks incompatible
Magnetic Odontca'
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. HITCHCOCK T. Co..
No III Gcnesec street. Utica. N. Y.
And by their agents throughout the U. States
and Canada. in Burlington only by J. & J.
u. PECK 6; Co.. in Vergcnnes by J. Fl. Bow
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon & Co.
in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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J. II r YON.
TDEg, lAlsP.!ITs * .I.ATrGD.

Npkg EAaES IMl% Es q L.AAI6syA
ED ESpECTFULLY notifies his custo
IA mcrs and the public that he has re.
moved his shop to his old stand 10 S. Paul
street, where he will be on hand to accom-
moda,e all who please to call, with the
le,es, Fashions. and work done 10 siy
not exceled by his neighbora.
Just received variety of Broodclo'hs,
cassimeres and Veslngs. suitable for the
season, and for sale ON Comm,seio ion.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Der. %. 1889.
N 3. Cutting done on short notice as
usual
p. s. he would remind those indebted
10 him to call and pay over, as no wants
cash. and must have II, peaceably /! he can,
bu, forc,hlv if I've must
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&c ID W s II O. e u
AT WELEESTON.

vHNHE Subscriber has pken the Brick
u Store formerly occupied by A J.Fnller
e. Co where he is now receiving gene.
raj assortment of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
GLASS AND HARD WARE,
DYE STUFFS,
.MEDICLNES.
S.4LT Nails.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FUR & WORSTED GAPS &c. &c,
Having purchased his entire Stock Of
Goods with Cash during the pressure for
money IN New York, some Of the last DAYS
of October, he is enabled to sell them at
much less rates than Goods have usually
been sold in this place. The public are re-
quesled to call and examine his Stock He
can assure those that are in want of Goods
and Cheap Goods. that there is no neces'
sty of their going to Burlington 10 buy
them. w. II. HOLLEY.
Wllliston. Nov. Goth. 1899.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TIC H.!

No article erer inlrOduced 10 public notice
has bcen foHna 10 onswer better purpose, or
been more highly opprOrcd. Than lie justly
celebr0icf
DUNFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
So great and extended has become its re-
puta'ion. that dealers are ordering it from all
parts ofihc country. as a remedy which gives
:her customers the highest satisfaction.
A STUDENT CONNECTED with one OF our
Literary Institutions, where this oathsome
disease had appeared. observes, that DnnTrteS
Nch Ointment cxtcrminatcd it. after various
other applications had failed to do so. and it
had in consequence gained a reputation in
tina, Seminary, aud vicinity, as the best rem.
edy Imam for the lrcH?
This preparation for pleasan'ncss, safety.
and expedition, ease and certaI Unity. is unsnr
passed. if cqualcd. 1t does not contain the
lcas, particle of morcnry. or other dangerous
ingredient, and may be applied with pcllcc,
safety TO pregnant females. or to children at
the breast, and it cures, however invcteratc. in
ONE HOURS APPLICATION ONLY! And no
danger from taking cold.
pripp Ok ppn,s hoy vii n IN nlc dirpct ions.
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FURNITURE FOR
S A Il ,.M o

M A. KlMBALL being about to leave
~ this section, offers The following ar,l.
Giles for sale at very reduced prices, TO
those who would like TO purchase.
| NICE BUREAU,
CO.NMON do
HAIR CLOTH SOFA,
a BEDSTE.4DS.
DOZEN CHAIRS.
LARGE ROCKER,
SMALL do
TABLES. | wash STAND,
LOOKING GLASSES,
HANDSOME P.ARLOR STOVE,
| ed SIZE COOK do
"A quantity Of Store Pipe
.qiso--Ons Pleasure Buggy Wagon,
neuriy ntD.
The above has been purchased within
two wears ne,c, and most OF It Is but very
little damaged, It any,
All those indebted TO him by note or ac-
cont, must make mmedaleIpaymsnt, and
by so dong will save cost
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WORMS! WORMS !


VHNO remove these troublesome and danger
H. Gus inhabitants of the stomach aud bow
els. which so often impair the heall, and de-
stroy the lives children and adults. USE Doct.
NJ. ii,chcock's Worm 7E.A-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal Of the vari.
Gus kinds Of worms that inlest the human sys
tenn. We say USE Dr. NJ. Hitchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain reason-thut in no one of
the thousand cases, where il has been used
agreeable 10 the printed directions, has j, ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. NJ. IIrcHcocK's Worm
TEA. as there are many noslrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail BY A. IIITcH-
COCK & Co.. sole propre,ors, III Genesee st.,
Utica. and by Their agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II. PECK Il Co., in Vcrgennes by J.
Il. Bowman,i in Milton by Whilney, Landon
& Co.., in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
Hare y0ua COmgh?
10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION
every year in the United States, and millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold. that
can be cured by Dr.. NJ. Htchcock's Vege,a-
bic Virgin Cream Courh Drops, safe medi-
cal prescription. containing no poisonous
drugs and used IN an extensive practice for
several years, will most positively affect re-
lief. and save you from that awful disease,
pulmonary consum p,on.which usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds Of the young, the old
the fair, the loreiy and the gay'
Have you cough BE persuaded 10 pur
chase bottle of the Cough Drops 10 day -
Tomorrow may be 100 ia,e.
Have you a cough DIR. Hitchcocks Veg.
e,abe Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only
remedy you should take to cure you.
For this plain reason; That in no one Of
the thousand eases where i, has been used has
it failed TO relieve. Price, IS cents per bottle.
For sale, wholesale and re,al.by
A. HITCHCOCK e. Co.
No. III Genescc ST.. Utica, N. Y.
And by their agents throughout The United
States and Canada. In Burlington only by
J. & J. II. PECK & Co.. in Vergennes by J. Fl.
Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon &;
Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James.
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SEED WHEAT.

vENHE genuine ITALIAN SPRING WHEAT,
H. NAV be had of Gro. Z. MARSH.
Burlington, Jan. 9, 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-28
For the Spirit Of the Age.
Indolph, Aug. 81, 1910.

Mn EpIToR.- noticed dirty article in the
4 Mercury abusing Gen. Ransom and other nd-
luals who are not before the public as cand
ties at all. The pretended cause of this scurrl-
Us thing is some malieason of Gen. r., but the
he one, as any person can discover who will, is
miiu 10 the militia The writer snecrngly calls
N "DRILL MASTER" The writer may be as
norant as he is destitute Of deccncy, but the mi
ia understand that the laws of the State require
|n to drill the several Regiments under his COM
md, and that between the Goth day of August
d 2ith of September, he has accordingly entered
bon his duty as a prompt and faithful officer, and
inc but dcnagoguc or demngogue's Jackall,
ould attempt to urge as an objection against Il
an, the faithful execution of his duty.
But TO the minds of the would be nobility, the
ea of turner's occupying a public station is
toerable and equally degraded in the eyes of the
iNct shirt gentry, is the man who does military
uty. Stripping lawyers, sapling clerks, and, in
ne, the whole tapcr-fngered tribe, who have al
lays considered labor vulgar and disgraceiul, il
ley have an idea in their heads and sense enough
communicate it, are pouring out their spleen
sainst the militia, md every one who Is active IN
Importing and sustaining it,
But it is high time that the militia of Vermont
ad fearless advocate in the National Legislature.
lr Everett has feas.cd for the last IL years upon
be public treasure, uud has never raised his hand
r voice in aid Of the Militia, of his State or coun-
BY, and for the very reason that like most of his
Profession, he is opposed 10 the institution, he
iould much sooner have standing army fcised
pom the county to control the rabbe,' as the Ia
boring people are called.
But, Fellow Soldiers, regardless of party, let us
rike for better times, let us turn out for higher
ages. We have been enjoled and down ,roddcr
ping enough, and the policy Of that class of ciii
ems at whose head is Horace Everett, would MAXI
not only beasts Of burden, but reptiles of tn
round. For this purpose whom nnn is found II
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litor of The Spirit of the Age.
Eor the Shirt Of the Age.

81, l;,,o ;o,oros, !,
iioh '"'o ,U' ,i,, ~, nn,;l I nh.
'o'.ocu' eA.'',".H NV" : U"n counIo
~ ~ '''c wv ,"S. oh tnr that conld
no'os " ~ s'"'''''"'
nso' 'p'ueI' =. u, adam ,h,, ..b;,Js ALWAYS
ee'oV,e" ' c;, y, onj go, ,nvselfto eyom;ne
''o sMe''I.' '."n i, H. ;,,s,,mco I
"op''es' C " panrn,n Com HE Youth nm and
N',o"n u i;m, i. n,o,,.ha, !, noi;,cJ on;,;on
"" wv ';", ,,,hno an ola r,'ond ,rd schooI,
'i =. ,h ~, I ,"an,,niv and ,vIlo IIv abused
~ , NJ. Ed;,or ! hawo hoen cons,nn, reader
- No'.w. ,,I shon so,,Io nm md hid !,
e.. AGO.. If Tiara ,ro n, arnuments ou,inst
,o' o'o'i - ''o'e ,t'',o 97,'o onrso IF his
n""'u"' ~, r. . 'I"L' and ,ir,v And
'en.s .i'"s' ~ T1;,o. r. Ill., chr;.,;,n copmn-
~! 'o" ~" -. h; -, ,'o.,n lao, Ec,J
mho M"' srrLL ;s nn,;,;caI tournament, s;mnlv bc'
''"' 'n ,m VI ,''' p,,,;a,, ms, ho
Nv u"'e; .'o HIM. AMI 81, i, mn, o,;n;on he
y, s,o,e' ''s'', u ,voni1 nImndcr nurses
P," ~" ,a,, ,, ro,,ra;n lin
W Wv -" 20 ,ho Neutrality-suspicious. their foIse
w ;L'"9 aL y. !, hnrno nnon thc;r face
Wv a"a,d,', oonrso Of tho wr;,cr in conceo,-
\ yutliciaut ~ Iupnpp that he
,, ropir ,,sa Rn, when lond ont the au-
,,', sn,nr;,o ,on;.heJ wonld cypose him.
ny n"rS .,J an r.Gec,;or nav learn brt,er
10 % ,o""s So, " m,n lie d;snos;,;on IN MS
.;,.,a 1;';I"a,s ,hrouah tho nnbI;c moss i
,i, - oJ,oa,ion ,,h;eh has nnly fired him
o"n " Va ,ho.""nht,r "a or hIncL hearted denim
""'o ,I ,'U ,,,,"' h'nncr,cs Dencndrnt nc he
e. ""u ..h.''S !pa",;raJ oc odnr,,;on on ,hn
W WIN 20 sdnIIoss cornora,;on il i M
r. uO,, ,ha, ho shou,d feel undcr oblir,tion 10
Ii, "p m,o,sr,s hoots and cnrry off hi. eycre-
"'' '''''N '''
lila ., Norw;ch , few DAYS since. learned
, H.. W. III ~, ,nrna cr~r,rMpy has bern
,'n' "I Ia,, ,,o yo d;anreu, ,;mcs CATHERINE
"S rpont ' n;., ori, rnm ,ho yery ,,jyjr5
~, w. -" o. ," corrrn,;o,. from men, some o(
'o a'' I;,'"s h,re Lden n,de m or drunken
dahorchor,, and r,,ud. men who have aided
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For the Spirit Of the "A &c.

in EDITOR A day or two since, the Wood
k Mercury came under my observation aud in
Using it, | noticed communication signed =.
F., and dated at Randolph Aug. IL $50
ch gave Il scandalous account Of the Hon. 4.
Nan Ness and Likewise Of the address dciiycrd
him of Aug. 10th. The priacipai part Of The
,munication must say was false, and what
object of the writer could be in putting the IN
= of my name to it know not, Had the pro-
ton been decent one, should not have mo-
d it, but that so low, vile and scandaIous II
10, requires me only to say that if the teierdi
hy in this town, are compelled to resort to such
,nness to carry their Election they stand on
perry ground If it was done for political capt
they are welcome to it, There is Il certain fed
combination in the east part OF this town, that
assent to ann and all kinds ofmeanncss TO carr!
If point, and here let me say that oithc number
writes soft poetry and lengthy cOmmunica-
rs for the federal "Vt. Waterman " at Mont
Ter Commonly known here by the name OF
pis,ol") had better lookout how he handles
ycd tools" The longitude Of Randolph pcrhap,
lot us well calculated for him as the town east
his. In conclusion let me say the address dcliv-
d BY Mr. Van Ness was admitted by GcaHcmeE
,l Parts to have been an able and convincing
}, at least we shall take it for granted, or the
would not be to the trouble and expense OF
ting VIM. Uplnm esq. Of Montpelier and th'
In. VIM. Sade of Middlebury TO r'fute his ar
nen,s. The democracy Of Randolph know
liz duty and will do it.
am sir, yours truly.
SAMUEL l.. FRENCH.
udo'nh Aug 81 1910
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grog-loping style, and think it all well ia poor
man reels under his load
"Tcmperance men cOuntcnance these things
Even editors, who nave been wont TO write in ln-
vor of temperance ollhe tee-total stamp, too, can
now write in good gee of the barrels Of 'hard CT
der drank at a political meeting, just as if it were
all right. Gut why Why simply because it seems
to give kind of impetus to great and growing
political stock, Shame, shame
If political parties cannot promote their ends
without proslitulng the morals of the nation in this
way, it is time thai all the good men rallied around
pure and holy standard, and acted by themselves.
And here confess, that let what other prospects in
the success of the parties may promise, have great
fear of evil from the genius of that pary's action
when in power, which to gain success WILL SELL.
THE VIRTUE AND MORALS Of the people to
obtain it.
81 write not now with view to change men,
votes, but to beseech good men in view of facts
like the foregoing to lrown upon such reckless
squandering of the public morals as consists in
making fashionable catchword Of hard cider,
and its use respectable"
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The Rev. J. N. r. TUCKER, a distinguished
clergyman of Madison county, thus closes an c!o-
quent appeal to the friends of Temperance
ave have spent millions Of dollars and months
of time and great deal of sacrifice has been made
to raise and dicipline good army of men in this
nation for the determination of the gteat foe OF A.
merica, INTEMPERANCE and we had so lar
succeeded as to convince the enemy ofour strength
His courage was failing, and there were many
signs of retreat-but alas in the very zenith OF
oui prosperity we are cn,renched change has
taken place of a'sudden, II has become tashion-
able to drink hard cider and they that drink the
most arc Landed the highest A few hundred men
now assemble and erect I 'lou cabin in tho Old
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SHARON.

At a meeting ofthe democrats III the town ofSharon
to nominate candidate for town representative in
the room of A. +. Bean esq, "juggcd up by Bax-
ter, the following resolutions were passed.
Rcsolrci, that we the inhabitants of Sharon, view
with contempt, the management Of our opponents,
in taking from us the man whom i, was well known
to them we had put in nomination for Represents
tive for the coming ycar-Qt has often been re-
marked that our opponents possess all the religion
morality and responsibility
ReSClrcj, that we cannot recognise either rcli-
gion, morality OF responsibility, in our opponents 50
lar as it regards their late proceedings and man.
agcmcnt with A. f. Bean, esq, the man we had
put in nomination for town Representatives.
Rcsolred, that we will submit our case to the
frccmcn of the town, and shall patiently avail
their discussion on the first Tuesday of September
next
Resolrci that we will use all honorable and iai
means, to insure the election of Lyman Tyler, II
the office of town Representative. On motion, ad
journed to meet again on the first Tuesday o
September next, at 10 o,clock, A. VI.
JOHN BALDWIN, Chr.
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LOOK AT THIS /!

THNIE subscriber respectfully bcgs leave TO inform the pub
lie that he has purchased the stock in trade OF s. &.
CD. CHAMBERLAIN, which he now offers To the pub
lie at the store formerly occupied by Roln Rchmondi
consisting part of English, French aud American prints
alpncs, printed lawns, moSn de lus era dc Swiss and
gro dc Naples silk rich bonnet ribbons aud other bonnet
trimmings Hosiery and gloves also good assortment
broad cloths, cassimrrr> and ycstngs and complete as
OF trimmings inr clohcsalso, cutlery hard ware
w. Goods, crOckery and glass ware paints oils and dy,
slus Boston Nails fish, salt window glass besides us good
assortment LlQUons, can be found in any coun
try store.
Al Of which will be sold cheap for cash. good barter, N
short approved credit. lie would here take the liberty
say 10 the public, that he has stock Of old goods ~
hand which twenty five to forty per cent, more thar
the same article can hc obtained iu This stock nj
ncw aud suited to ,hc season. lie cam and will sell "a
cheap ms can be purchased in Windsor County.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
SIMEON G., CIiAMBERIIN.
Barnard August lsl0. ll-u.