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Vermont Academy Of Mcdi'
cine.

T LECTURES will commence in this instiiu-
IL ton on the 2nd Thursday Of March, 1910,
and continue Is weeks, The following are the
professors -
Theory and Practice Of Medicine Horace Green
NJ. ID. New York City
Anatomy and Physiology, Robcr, Nelson, NJ
ID. ST Adams, VI.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, James IIadley NJ
ID. Fairfield Medical College, N. Y.
Principles aud Practice ofSurgery, James Dry.
an, Philadelphia.
.Msteria .Nedica and Obstetrics, Jose PHI Per
kns, ~ ID, Css,leton VI
Medical jurisprudence, Ralph Gowdey,A ID
.Middlebury VI
The fee for all the courses is $50 .Natriculatior
lee -, Graduation fee, $l5,-Prce Of Boai ding
as low as IN any country village.
DIR, Nelson will give private course on An
alomy aud Physiology commencing the first weel
IN January.
There will also be reading.Term at this In
siitn,ion during the interval ofleciures, which il
designed 10 furnish the Medical Students, advan
tages superior 10 any other country place.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar
Catleton, Dec. 1889
~ The publishers of the Bennington Ga
zcite, VI Watchman, Burlington Free Press
flaiisburgh Republican, Osdensburgh.Ti anC
Advertiser. aud Vermont Chronicle, will give
The above insertions each, and forward theil
bills 10 The W Academy of Medicine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

in r,oniscturinc medicine and selling II Tor the
Matches sanatne 81 winch perceive YOU arc gen
rrsl aren't have ever, reason 10 believe, sit that
Nr T. - IN unpnnciplcd man, ~ he was, not org
since, dspoted rom the minisi'y i2r taxing unwat
r,uiac liberties with cnhrrs Of his church there
fore as TIC enemy ct knavrfy, feel ANXIOUS that he
shoalJ bc speedily exposed lest many o ny fellow cat
gcns should Ice efraudcd 10y hun out ol their money
# not their characters deem It the conscientious
duty ol every man TO expose vainy and vice where
ever and whenever he meets II. Ecsldcs Sir, anoth
CT consideration should prompt inc to make known
TO YOU the above facts, | have a daughter, who,
thank God has been raised from wasting skel.
eton to perfect hcah--aud that too by the mcansoi
using one phii and half of tho Matchlcss sanai,e,
which bought ol G. $ Francis, your agent IN this
CITY Relieving that you will appreciate the motives
which have induced me TO address you thus uncctc-
moniousiy aud hoping that you will take the earliest
steps to expose o the world the base imposior Fcn-
wick, ! subscribe myself, i. MAYHEM.
DIR. -. Rowland,
Boston Mass
supply Of the genuine Sana,ivc received direct
from the general agent in Boston and for sale by w
, FAY. Agent Rulnnd. VI.
Jan !, 1910 asp SO
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Valuable School-Books.
FOR SALE BY n r. WHITE & Co RUT
LAND, VI.
x.OSE,S ASTRONOMY.

In this eotnpe ndIum OF Astronomy, II has been
the aim OF the su,hor to render the principles oi
che science 20 simple, thA, they may be easily un
der.,ood, not only by the scholar who attends a
lev sesks Of an academy, hut by him whose
mean. and views do not carry HIM beyond CON
mon schools.
From Rev VIM. Cosgswrll, u d well known
through the United States as the Secratsry Of
the Americsn Education Society.
Simeon lds, Esq, ID ar Sir-Wrh great plea
sare have p@tuscd the "Compendium Of A.
asapomy" Or, pared John Nosc OF Atkinson, and
paelishsd by yourself. as well as has larger work
on tina, useful and important ioience the former
adapted 20 oommOa schools. aud the latter To .
esdsm,es sad ikc higher institutions OF learning
Bo;h onginsi, aud nut merely compilations, a.
are most Of the klBd printed al the present day
Besides the usual sslf0 .omical calculations, the 7
contain q eAiaiegpe Of ecbPses, visible IN the u
nltsd siaies during ths Prr,eni ceniury, which -
beifr srd 10 be ftc hfsi published ~ this county
Th~ss ues,s.ss app ar 10 have bsen made with
great s,teatsou the statements Of others no, being
adopted without careful eKaniinAiion. The Au-
thof has i,ely sndsayorsd TO simplify aud make
thss Sabine scieHce easily undsuiooc, and also
<nIsrtAiaing, and hs eaorts have happily sue
es%des. These w0fk, Possess great merit, aud
reject much honor on the suthor II 10 pleasing
60 see tbs veteran teacher & you iof hity yeats
spsndiad me ofhts latter yests 20 directing the
maids q slUdeais 'ffom nntgfe Up 10 nature
God, thu, msking se'eose tic hAndnaid Of VIZ.
tue and rehgiua- Ia ihis fetpe lac has sfiorm.
ee an uRPortsnt srttios ior the riAing generAi.
sen aud ths Church VI Chust II is fully bcliev.
I'd, tbs, lbese tuo works on Astronomy arc the
ssoss tsl0sbls q the kibd, which have issued
IRON The Amsresn Press, and tia, we've they eI.
tenstsiy khosn ihsy ~ouia b. extensively used
Respectfully You're, WILLIAM COCGSWELL
Bosioa March - i-3-
Prom Res. n Hall, late Principal q Tie Tea.
ehss Summary .Andossr, Ms. aud now Pr.
neip.i 81 The Teachers Seminary, Plymouth
N.
u give, me Piess0re 10 sty, tia, have used
sea ca descriptive and practical ssifonotn,. by
> Ness, fof sr'snl yetn ptsi snd have eonsie.
Erred e<sass aa.Plrd 70 ne uss d sd,sne.s 40.
asHss thsA any wofi, 10 ~hieh iay .ehslsn could
ss"s .eoes. ! am hsPpy 10 LHoS, ,hsl nsu
se'ooa a .s0ai ,e he pebi,sbse, fssised and en-
agse ~ We sSiho' IN osins ~h,eh, he 70 pei.
tefHaing "a tnFofvsai seFvsoe 70 hish ehools ana
Ae'SsSnie' nroughosi ssr oosutry
sR HALL
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BY the British Queen,

WHICH arrived at New York Nov 81 were
ceivcd an interesting tletl-r from Mr. j. Morrison
written at the British College of Health, London
where the medicine If viii, h we sneak below is
made. Mr. Morrison thinks that the reason that
many in this country are so long in being cured
of old seated diseases, is that they do not take
large doses enough and who is a better Judge,
than he who has for years made and administered
the medicine and observed its effects We be-
leve this reason the true one. In cases of typhus
fever, bilious affections cholera morbus consump-
ton, rheumatism, particularly
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Small Pox, The Douloureaux,
FEVERS OF ALL KINDS,
and in many other Diseases, in their worst ages
there should be doses, 10, 10, 90, 30, and even
more Pills administered at "A dose II is done
with great success all over Europe, and there is
where the medicine is most successful. We con-
versed with gentleman in this town in August
last, it was Mr. John Morrison son of Mr.. James
Morrison, the fygest, who spent day or two,
here, while on his travels through the States he
informed US that lie was once Frustrated by a fe
ver, we think he said typhus fever, Che name
matters noD and was pronounced by frlel DIS and
ply sicians near his end 'iast recovery. His
Father dismissed the physicians and said, Il think
! can save him, and commenced with 500 No.
2 Pills, these did not have the desired effect, and
he gave him GO No. 9 Pills and continued these
doses for several days. until he was out Of danger
Virulent diseases require large doses. Large do
SEES in season, will prevent a long sickness.
Mr.. l.. Curtis, known by all in this town and
vicinity, was laid up with inAanatory rheumatism
had TO be lifted into and ont # bed, his limbs were
swollen very large and his pains were very acute,
he had been trying various things without relief
by the persuasion of ms. G., Johnson, against his
wishes, he sent TO us for s package Of Morri.
sons medicines and by them cured. We
had this information from inr. Curtis himself, he
is here aud can be euqured Of concerning it
mrs. Johnson known TO most of the inhabitants
Of Burlington, was laid up. with the disease
and could get no rel eff, she sent 10 us for pack
age OF Morrson's medicine, and says when had
taken the fifth dose, the swellings nd the pains
began 10 leave me, and those only who have had
this disease, can realize the happiness Of
ABSENT PAIN
| Morrison's Pills cured mrs Johnson.
Applications for agencies or medicine, (pos
paid,) promptly answered.
PANGBORN d BRINSMAID,
Jewellers, Burlington,Vt State Agent,
H. l. CHENEY, Rutland, w. T.. Reynolds
| Factory Point Ira Button. Brandon Kent Wrgh
Shorebam, James Hull, Orwell, J. Frost, IL Co
! Brdport. Al
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The Cause Of Bilious Compliant,
0nd @ Mode Of Cnrc.

4 well regulated and propottoua,c quantity Of hi,
upon the stomach is always requisite for the pfom,
tion of sound hcaith--it stimulates digestion, AZ
Keeps tho intestinal canal free from all obstrctoe,
Ga the Inferior surface or tho liver isa pcoulu,
bladder, IN which the bile is first preserved lri,,
formed hy tho liver from the blood. Thenoe Il ms
into the stomach and lntcslints and regulates "A,
digestion. Thus we sec when there is dc6ctepr,
of bic. the body is constantly cos,vc. On the o,
hand an ovctabundanoc of bile causes frequent nsv
in the stomach and Omen promotes very ,crtt,
attacks Of disease, which sometimes ends IN death
Fcvcrs are always preceded by symptoms OF d..
ordered stomach as arc also scroiulous disorders aa
all sympathetic functional organic or fcbtile drea,,
From tho same cause the natural and health, actin.
Of the heart and the whole vascular system impi.
ed and reduced below its natural standard, o,mb
tied in pa lpitatons. langu,d pulse, torpofs ~ n,
limbs. syncopc, and even death itself IN conscquens,
Of an ovcrahundance Of peculiar offensive substaue,
to the digestive organs.
The approach To bilious diseases is al all trs,
attended by decided symptoms Cf existing diseas
cd state of the stomach and bowels, G. with tho.s
signs which known To point out their content, To
be of n morbid irritating nature but whencvctibe ST.
imentary canal happens 10 be loaded with irritating
matter, some arrangement Of the healthy opcraos
either oC the general system or Of some par,icul,,
organ the body is the certain result and wh,s
this state happens to he united with any other SWIM
toms OF disease, its effects always thereby much
aggravated The progress OF Organic obstruction !,
oiten so rapid scarcely IN admit Of time for the 40
plicaton OF such AID is 10 be offered by ART yet
general. the prcmontory symptoms Of gastric Ion
percep,ble for n day two previous to tbs few
crish paroxysm. period when tho mos, efIioooi lou
| assistance may be given, by unloading tho stomasl
and a.imontary canal Of its irritating contents sd
thus reducing the Susceptibility of disease.
MOhats Life Medicines should always be taken ID
the early stages Of bilious complaints and If pc,-
vcrcd in strictly according to the directions Will
| positively effect n cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in ,he,s
| Ii al.
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! Z q Z Z
REVEREND IMPOSTOR.

7 OOK OUT. Look out ! look for an Iafa-
- nous knaoe by the name Of Enos j.. Fen
wick, Of New York, who was formerly Baptist
Preacher. and better known to the citizens Of
Monroe Co as the "ReucT6nd Imp0stOr. IDis
souless Ttiiian, who was dsmi; sed from his pull
pit some time since for improper conduct, is now
rendering himself still more Infamous, by wicked.
lv attempting TO impo.e not merely upon Church
but upon the whole community.
few months ago, this Sc0Hndrei wrote To the
Subscriber at Boston, and wished to be appointed
agent for the sale the .Matchess Sanative:-
The general agent not knowing his depraved char
acter, gave him an agency, and forwarded i'm
quantity OF the medicine. This he soon sold and
forwarded the money, and ordered another lot,
which was sent about one month since. To avoid
any suspicion 70 the design of his applying for
an agency, to conceal his 'cloreH fat, he made
partial remittance of the sales Of the last lot only
10 days na., Yrste-day, with utter dsfOntshmfnt
the general agent learnt that this rtreroHd dcceio-
err is now impously manufacturing with his own
unhOiy hands, a worthless incidence "a Spurious
Saaatire which he is employing swindlina pedlafs
10 palm upon the public as the Genuine Original.
III 1.-THE people Of America will only bear one
fact mind, there Is not even possibility OF their
being dupcd by this imp, incipled ritdn The fact
its this u y No pfddT or trduetiHg agent has sreT
been employed IN his eonutry to stHhs Sandhos or
TO isare Il ruth any peTsOn TO sell on communion 4
Again eveiy agent of the true Saaatiyc ~ appointed
by the General agent and receives the medicine d..
rectly from the DepOsitOTy in boston.
n 7 let all who buy the Sanatiyo, land almost
cry does buy Il remember the above facts thst
they may be sure of obtsinng The g'nuine original
compound.
~ n. B.-EVory agent tho ssnative il earnest.
~ desired To give immediate Gdrn BY having this
inserted one Hinat m all the papers ~ their towns
And that the Gcuers Agent may be osriain that the
public put the look Oli for the Iaposior he ~
kindly Thank AZ his Agents To forward him a COPY Of
each paper advertised in, soon az p0ssiJie
ID. ) ROWLAND,
General American A.sat, Deposiory
Boston, Dec. -, 1883. No. 1873, Washington ST.
We mos sincerely regret that eases ofhypocrisy so
often occur among the clerical fanks-and We hope
the well m sleep. clothing" named Ia the follow
ing letter from hr Nayhew will receive his jast de.
sens Tor imPpsing upon the community. fsss him a
ign; brother 1,pe', that he may be held Up 10 uni
'efsai contempt, AID thus many from becom %
he daPes
New fofk Dec. l7th 1899.
SI-Althaosh an not personally aoquaiaied nh
YOU trust when yas perceive the object of my letter
you VIII excuse Tie Liberty take 10 sdJte,siog YOU
u - possible you may nOt - aware thai man D,
the nhmt Of EHos l.. fen~ick naS 10 tins city Tor
merry Of Monroe 20 a. the Rersrsnd Inpo,tor. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

NE The subscr bers being appointed by the
w Hon. ia Prob to court for the distr CT of
'ahbaten, commissioners 10 receive examinc,
aud adjust all ella ms aud demands Of all pcrso.s,
against the esta'e #
DANIEL HULETT,
late OF fawlet, m sa'd District deceased repre-.
'eni' in-oltent, and also all claims and demand.
eH' lbl'ed Ia of et thereto; and six mon h. from
the 9'li DAY # Jan. inst, being allowed by raj
court Tor tai purp Sc, We do therefore hereby
g'e 20 zee that We will aieDd TO the bus n, ~
Of our said apyointmeut OF tbs dwelling house
Of Iluleit, in Pawlet, on The first Fridays ofA.
pril and June neat, from 10 o'clock, A. M,untl 4
I. " on each of said days.
G. a LOOMS
DAN BLAKELY, Nohm Sf'ohefs'
Pawlet, Jan. Iith, 1910 ~
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STATE or VERMONT DE i, remembered
District of Fairhaven.} ID that at stated
Probate court held 1T the Probate Office in Castlcton
in said District.
Present, ALMON WARNER Judge
Whereas, the Administrator of the estate Of
DANIEL lULETT,
late of Pawet in said district deceased has made np.
pcatiop this court for the further time Of year,
to settle the estate of said deceased and make pay
ments Of the debts found due against said estate.
Ordered, that said application be heard in Court
at session thcrcofto he holden at he probate Office
in Castlcton in said district on the End "Wednesday
in FEBRUARY next, and that the publication of copy
Of this order weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland. soon may be, shall
be sufic lent notice to all concerned TO appear, and
show cause why said application should not be grant
ed. Is, FLANGDON, Register. s3-5
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Vdiuabs Information.

THE Indian Vegetable Pills are a certain cure
for disease IN its every variety of form, because
they thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels
induce proper discharge by the lungs skin and
kidney, aud stimulate the blood to purify itself
In other words, they open all the natural drains
and leave Nature, (the grand physiciaD) free TO
drive disease from The body. The above outlets
or drains, are the common. Sc wers of the body
through which all morbid and corrupt humors Ohe
cause OF dsease) are carried off; and so long as
they are kept open and discharge freely their Of.
lotted portions OF impurty, the body will contin.
ne IN health; but. when, from eating improper
food breathing impure air sudden Transitions from
heat TO cold, oyer.exhaustion, or any other cause
he bowels become coslive, the pores of the SIX
become closed or the kidneys fail 10 perform their
s""S''~"~ r--r--i,' ,.s impurities which shonld
be drained from The body by these outlets ~,II be
retained, and continue 10 accumulate until the
body becomes literally loaded with disease.
u the channels Of our mighty rivers should
become blocked up, would not the accumulated
waters find new outlets, or the country become
inundated Just SO with the human body il the
natural drains become closed, the s,agnant and
corrupt humours will find vent in the various for.
ms OF disease, such as lever, small Pos measles,
heumatism; govt, spoplexy, DC /, or death will end
our sufieriDgs. Therefore, when sickness at the
stomach, pains IN the back and side, quick pulse,
burning skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms.
indicate that one more Of the natural draiGs
are not disDharging freely and that the constItu-
ton is about TO commence struggle Tor the re-
storation Of health, time should be lost in ad.
ministering few doses OF the Indian Purgaiiye
(IBdian Vegetable Pills) BY so doing, all the
functions OF the body will be restored TO order,
and thefoul humoTs, the cause Of every IBhama.
ton pain He suffer, wall be romovedi in so easy
aud natural 4 manner that the body will be re-
stored as II by charm.
1.-THE above pills may be taken at ALL iinep
aud underSli eirenuIstanees, with perfect Salty
IIaN f.II
are natuTal 10 the human constitution as food,
consequently, they can never iBjure, even the
most delicate. Like our food, they are disesiible
therefore they enter into the circulation aud i'm
part en- energy TO the blood; WHICH enables IL &c
how wth freedom quite 10 the eItrsmiiies and
consequently 10 Keep The pores Of the skin open
They are true and perfect pIfi6efs ofths blood
because 'hsy diam all corrupt humours from that
me giving mud They impsn strength and
sigor 70 the Whoe system, aud their effects ar.
sl~sys beneficial because they only remove those
h1moor' which are opposed 10 health They aid
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DENTIST

I'liE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. OF Rutland aud It's vicinity that he has taken
rooms al Ben'an's Hotel, where.h he will make his
head quarters during the winter, aud will b. hap.
Py 10 wait on any who may wish his professional
40 'ithsr al his room or At their dwellings Com.
"i'nds from any Of the neighbonng towns will be
immediately attended TO.
WV. KENT, Dentist
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since he has praeieed in the southern States with
good sueeess. ] recommend him 10 public conf
denee Il JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY.
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No1I7.Genes,cc strrei. UtiI
Worms, Worms! Worms.!!

TO remove these troublesome and dangerous IN.
hahtanis from the stomach and bowels, which so
oen impair the health AID des'oy the lives OF ch-
dren, use Dr. Jayn's Tonic 'rmVuge. ceftaia
and safe preparation for the removal OF the various
Kind. of Worms Dyspepsia, Sour stomach, want Of
sppctne infante fever aud ague, snd debility Of the
stomach and bowels and organs cf digestion, To he
lad al No 20 South ii street, Philadelphia, Price %
cents Sold also by II. 7. White n co. Rutland,
w.. also by ID. n Meachan, Wallingiord, W.
- No. g. CIV alt
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! RE it rememb

STATE OF VERMONT. I DE it rememb-
District of Fairhaven. s - cred that at
stated Probate Court held at Castleton within and
for said District, the executor of ofthe es,ato of
PETER HALL
late Of Orwell in said district d ceased, proposes
to render account Of his Administration.
1t is ordered that said Account be examined in
Court to &c held at Is Lungdons Office on the
I'd "Wednesday in FEBRUARY, and that the pubca-
ton Of copy OF this order three weeks success
vey, in the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland,
as soon as may b., shall be sufii lent notice to
all concerned TO appear..,f they see cause and OBJ
ject thereto. A true copy of Record, 3-5
B. +. LANGDON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT Re il rem

Addison District. ID that a, a Probate
Count holden a, Middcbury in the aforesaid District
on the liih day of January; A. ID. 1870. Present..
Hon. SAMUEL. SWIFT, Judge
John VI. Bishop of Wcybridge in said District guar.
dian of Thankful Amandy Bishop and Clartissaiiul
dab BISHOP minor children OF the said John NJ. B,si'
op represents to this Court that II would be condu.
Give to the interests of his said Wards 10 sell certain
real estate belonging to them lying IN Dandy ~ the
county OF Rutland, and being all the right of the said
minors heirs of their mother Eliza Bishop late OF
said Dandy. deceased IN GO acres Of land which came
TO the SAID Elz, heir of Deborah Madison, the
said right of said minors being ninth part of said
60 acres; and said Guardian moves the Court to grant
him authority and license to sell said real estate
iorcsaid.
II is. therefore, ordered by the Court that said
give notice to all persons concerned TO up
pear, they shall cause, before Probate Court
to be holden the Office of the said Judge osad court
in Middlcbury aforesaid the l9lh day of FEBRUARY
next al o'clock in the afternoon then and there to
mako their objections, il any they may have, to grant
ing to said guardian authority and license to sell said
real estate of SAID minors aforesaid. by publishing
a certified copy Of this order in the Rutland Herald
a newspaper printed al Rutland G said coonty Of Rut.
land, weeks successfully the last of which publ
cations to be at least weeks before tho time OF
said Court. f. ID BARBER Register.
A true copy ofRecord
"a Attest, l. ID. BARBER. Register.
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MOTTO T..

'HE roies and ace UNITS for wool carding and
4 cloth dressing at my shop Curing the wears
OF lSJ>, ~, may be found " ia Sam'l Is Walker
Who tonly) IA duly AUTHORIZED TO settle the same
Customers in Sudbury and Whiting may pay I,
hus'egue n Walker II more convenient
., " o. WALKER
Habbardton, January 20, I54O. A.
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NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

The Probate Court for the district Of Fairhaven
will be holden at the office of the Judge in Castleou
on the first Wednesday in each month, and at the
Inn Of Joel I'eaman, in Poul,ney. on the first Tues.
days of March May, July, September, ard Noven,-
Der for the year ensuing. 3-5-
by order Of Il Judge.
Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DA.VEY,

ADAMS & DAVEY,
"A DRY GOODS purchased in New York since
tho
Pressure Came On,
al very reduced prices and can the public gen.
orally that they sell goods much lower than those
that purchased their stock earlier in the season.
attention is invited to the following fasih
enable goods now worn for Over Coats, Pilot, Bea-
yer and Lion Skin. Coatings. English, French. Ger
man, and American
Broad Cloths,
Of the best style and coors. Plaid and Fancy CASH
meres Buckskns, Sattinets, superior quality vest
ings, &c.
Also. good assortment Of Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Merinoes Mouselin de LANES. Silks Of every
quality and price. New style Of French, English
and American
Prints.
ofe1cry desc pon-Gloyes and every article usually
kept in a country store.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Of the latest patterns Hard Ware, Looking Glasses
Paper Hanpings, &c.
West India Goodsland Dry Groceries Of the best
quality. Arrangements have been made TO Keep a
large quantity Of Lamp, Sperm and Other OILS, oil
superior quality, which will be sold by thesBaHcl or
Gallon.
The above Goods are fresh from mar
kct; great pains have been taken in
selecting and they will be sold remark
ably cheap for ready cash or good
credit.
CastIeton, Nov. 8, 1889. mir, 46tf.