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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
Number rs.
A JUDGE PUZZLED.

A Western Judge or Justice OF lhe
Peace was recently thus bothered BY one
of the half wild vagrants Of the woods
who was brought up with an empty
whiskey bottle in his own personal cuslo-
dy.
so, sir; you're therel' said the Justice. =
so you always come as near the truth
as .has'' was 'the reply.
Silence. siF; where do you como
fromr aa
You'll be smart if Il keep silence and
you find ou,!'
.I,,'.s,, Don, be '@2yd'n'' 'i'' what is your
Look here e,JMge, I'll tell you oae thing.
and want to do it respectfully
well, SIR
You're ,l----d impudent YOURSELF
This will not do :where do you como
from sirf'
This side OF sundown,'
Have you an occupaiien'
Reckon
what is it!'
'Bet you pint o'whiskey can tell what
yours is
Do you mean 10 satisfy me? !?
Certainly, Square; wha'll you have?
1T is necessary that you should under
stand that order and peace are necessary in
sociely-W Whatever wild freedom you may
find in the woods, you are now here in
community Of law, and quiet submission
will evince wisdom on your part
Squire, should like to understand you.
bu. you're too big for me. Just say no
more about it, and let's 60 and take
drink ~
Il never drink 'l
.W'hat p p.
'Aytsur, Sir.
mo sir, never
Sir, bid you good morning. have
no desire for further acquaintance with
you. Whooah +! Pm coming ! and the
back woodsman broke out of court.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

A Dutcbman, on proceeding 10 a place
from whence he heard cries of distress,
discovered one Of his neighbors lying under
stone wall, which had fallen upon him
and fractured his legs. We'll den,' said
Hons, 'neghbor Van ierviken, vat ish de
matter vd you! But says Mattey, 'vy you
see mine conditions vid all desc pig stones
upon me, and polh mine legs broke of
close py mine poddy,' 'Mein Got said
Hons, Ssh das all. you followed $50 like
de sivil, thought you was got do tooth
ache
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

A body that weighs one pound on the
Earth, would weigh tweny,seven aud
half pounds if transported 10 the Sun, aud
an ordinary sized man would there. weigh
four thousand pounds. Saa gl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
BLooMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, SATURDAY,
UP ON SANDY.

A good anecdote is told by Methodist
circui, rider, who no! long since caled at
the house of Mr.---livitg somewhere
near the head waters Of Sandy river! IN
Virginia, TO stay all night. Every body
knows the character of the citizens Of this
region of country, and that i, had been for
number of years gone by and in all proba.
bli,y for number of years to come will
continue TO be, on account OF its mountain
fas,ness, ,he home of mos, ignorant and
dehased population. Out Parson, man
of great mpiici,y of character, on entering,
found four men seated OF the floor playing
cards. These, who seemed scarcely 70
note his arrival, he passed by to where the
wife Of The proprietor of the mansion was
sitting, who very soon engaged him in
conversation. Among other queslioDs usual
ly propounded, she asked,
what mout your business in these parts
be, stranger!
+ 4 am hunting the lost sheep of the house
of Israel, replied The Paron.
'Old man! old man. cried the woman TO
her husband, old man, say, I'll lay any
thing .lIai the old ram that was here t'olher
day belongs TO lhis man
The Minister was forced to explain
whereupon gazing a. him with an air Of
curiosity and as,onishmeut she rose to
her fee, and exclaimed "a preacher! well
you're the first criter of that sort, as was
ever in these paris aiore, as I've seen
but maby you'd like 10 take dram, sirang
err
mo madam, never drink
Never drink? well raly!'
The men, during this dialogue, continued
their game a! cards, but as if suddenly
struck with The impropriesy Of such conduct
of animal of which she Dad heard, but
never before saw, )ibe woman addressed the
card players with the air of one accustomed
to command. 'Looky here. men, amt you
a Did nice set to let preacher come
here and catch you, or III breas this pine
knot over your cursed pates.' It is hardly
necessary to and that the room was speedy
cleared. rt..
The anecdote above related is literally
true and affords but fair sample Of the
character Of The settlers on S andy y.-hnoT.
Post. sa4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
MEDEIzzE=aEEl-4


a Character. Mr. Walsh. in a iocent
leller to the National lnielligencer, notices
the death of Barrere, the famous member of
the Committee Of Public Safety, whose
name is familiar 10 all acquainted with the
details of The French Revolution. lie pre-
sided in the Convention at the trial of Lou.
is XVI, and voted himself for the death Of
the monarch. He was the rheorician of
the Reign Of Terror-surnamed the Anacre.
on of The Guilloline. He was born a, Tar
bes of distinguished family; gained rePu-
tation at the bar and in the provincial repub-
lie of letters; was elected to the Constituent
Assembly, but did not make figure until
he entered The Convention. Mad. DE GEN
LIS celebrated his polished address and rea-
DIV talents. No hero Of The Revolution
excellea him in gibness of speech and the
arts of vanishing events and doctrines with
both the pen and tongue. II is nearly mi
racle that he survived to live in quiet in his
birthplace from 1890 until his demise. lie
suffered Imprisonment, expecting to be sent
TO lhe scalTold eveiy hour; was about 10 DO
deporied 80 Cayenne; owed his escape 10
Bonaparle's SIh Brumalre; went into ban
ishmen. in Isl 6, under The Bourbon edlct
against all the surviving regicides, and re.
turned when the Revolution of July re.
opened their country to them and the pro-
scribed Bonaparlist. Barrere left manu-
script matter for sixty volumes, chiefly
memoirs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

John Smith has said many good things,
aud amongst The lest, that newspaper is
like wife, because every man ought 10
have one of his own.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

'Nabby where's Ihe children's bedl'

'Arpt II thar, mamE .H14
mo nor The holsters neither
.Whatl-Oh now think ont mam
guess Mis- Susan put the bolster on for
buslls, and now | ihlnk ont again,l reckon
Miss Jane Word ont the bed, 100, kase she
he'd oI an awful big bump this mornin.'--.
Oh these gals nam, never
Hush I Nabby'' a. h5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

go on, I'll follow thee as the thunder
said 10 the lightning. HaHu p,' o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
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TTEMS:

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

Just the 'h'Ns. s.s'l 80 is asa ..gs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

Sir, bid you good morning. have
no desire for further acquaintance with
you. Vhooah Pm coming = and the
back woodsman broke out of court.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
:>.s .o..a5 ss s' 8reitag, Sen 1ten dsS 1912. "

lDaffnet 2M "Jtein," UerfeBfe ttb, "9tber albert
fgtelleidt 1T es ud,t nDtbts aber fetlen nn9es
Iddtet, ,ehnlt oles, td fann midi gar nht aufbalte1.
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l(e pae6ar etig ff.s ssasohTf iss.s r. 2 g5Ll3H :
Gs mare freine slbltdt setueien, 9lbert sa fra9en
mas sbenn ien plat fe nno petter: tpar1n er n9t
Ienglfh ftatt ttaeni fprede; IN tpelem SAL er als>
oann pett tpenl9er hdtte beor9en men, BON sauder1
lbebprdt at perbeu aber Elm men9 8eitniten l19te
MIR boB er gang red1t babe, aenth 3u ipreden, Da
Der @ebraudb be5 @ngliben tbu io9eid perratben o.
|oer pen9ltens ibu ais slusldnoer beSetdnet bate.
"@tne 1ebr gebeimntBpoUe Sad)e J" oad)te ldp, "d1
Der bes papter miro mir pent9en6 bic Sln9ee9enbe't
Lauffldren. Da6 ene @elhr babet lit, leu1tet eIr1,
|1pn bdte CT mir nidt biee QSaffe ge9ebe" nno tdl
Iorebte ben Oplh Elm puar Ge1e 9e9en oas Hlot per
ndteu Qampe tno prlfe Die &lin9e, ais th, onfbltte
fenb, eineu 1hparsen Domino ah, Der Dor mir ta1o
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NO., "es beibt gu nur ibris tbn rcd1t gu fnhren So
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Sebt ihn nd1t; benft an bic tantno 3d)enen % III
rncin Sting, ben td1 ,peber etnrlen mill, 1obalo @uer
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Das Qo{tnaslpcrt lit Ndlauc Aber man bart ntdI nlt
bier febet. Warum etu birnmelbaner Domino er ut
at alffaQenb nm ) umbemerft 3urltd5lehen gu tclt'
men," llno nahoem id, bon tbm oaS papler nno Den
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be'n Drufer ca5 Nct1cto erlpart lpIrn. *
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m Die 8aoreclbeinfahr lit SoitOn betrua rdbreuo pes
oSahresls4i $242 I48, nibreno baelbt fr$l 46l 292
G5pb uub Silber ernprtrt prtrpe. 9ieher mar Netr
Igrfbe et6teitun9Sfaual fat aaer Der gpeete 'Oedt
saS Ss oGs Gg Gerr Ss sa M
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rts euen guteu Gorrath bon 9mnlunitcn an Der Sanb
Al baben. .ia9IsH III sa7JurIa@ 10 @atn f'Ef n
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Is7gI'fa 'J3El @clumblts, an Is. TebrlIdr, 1S42'
Die Bdar3ah[lu9s,S pairte geffcrr, ittt cet i'm
Senat nod betsefisten 8erbefernn9eu, audi i'm Re'
prdfentantenbdufe uno 1T nun
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11

Das Gefet, nooourd in slabama oerorpret mar, one
g8abeu ourd cin oC9emeine6 Iidet slt holten lit pis
oerrutea Hpcroety neil @ Die Stimme hes 8olfes ant
oas Gptfhieoenfte. .paseset auseeiproden hat' ID
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11

Der biesdbriecn @eieseebuus BON 9l?abama flno 14@
Gheltetouo oS9elmde iiberlieert pcroen. Der "Gntap
QSbig "boft, baB maa ale oiee Geiue gepderen per>
ce, b1 Der 9ebraud, bic eeute Su itpt9e NIT etna
Der at tcben ,psnn e baSu feine enit metr habe' a
1ei. gsg77gssp eb5.
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Der "@curier ,tuo Guqutrer" bat $
,u feinent r,dhlfsuG GDrdilbentldafts y
| |tellt,r ltno betterft uaip, oaB entUeoer
lrp ots Weiteus" ocer etn sFpitheneer
lcctt tpereen miro. lSehr propbetiih
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

MOTTO E.-jL5"Nejcme Is hes, known by the
cures 1t perurn>.e Iii |. Newton'> Panacca,
or Purifier of the Blood, The unparalleled and still.
increasing repn'ation which this medicine has arqair-
ed throughout the New England States, and the many
cures it has performed, and the great demand made
for ii by he advice ofphyscians well acquainted with
lis preparation, has induced the proprietor TO extend
lis circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns IN the United States.
This Panaces warranted purely vegetable, and is not
surpassed by any other medicine ever offered to the
afflicted as its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove II has within the last eighteen months
cured its thousands ofthe most obstinate disease,
can he proved by certificates, Is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the best medicine
in use. useful information may he found in circulars
containing certificates of and directions for ia
king the medicine. The following appointed agents.
Burlington, p f * and ST + AR, H. Moody
St Ahan@, Curtis and Rnsse-Milton G. Drake
Milton Fall, Burnct and Sawyer--Watervile, Fisk
and Brown Ilincsburgh, Hull and Cook--Fa rlax,
Parker and MaIeld-Nereennes, Adams and Murray
Cambridge, NJ. Wre>-underhll, NJ. c. Barney
North Ferrlsburgh, II. G. Wickcr-Georgia, A. Bliss
Wl-ton N. Chttenden-Richmond, Green & Rhode
johnson, g. l.. Warner and Cc-Monkton, Ethan
Snuh-BakerSfeld, Arlington and Woodwari-Fair-
field, Burnett and Farnsworh. e.o.p.1y.tl9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

!. valuable Vegetable Medicine stands UnrlValltu
for the following complaints, w: Dyspepsia, or indl-
ge-'ou, diseased Liver billions Disorder, )rop,y, A>th-
ma, Co>veue.s, Worms and los OF Appetite. and by
cleans no the stomach aud bowels cures pains IN the
side, stomach aud breast colds and coughs of lone
landing, lulr>en".~, ,huruess Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc, which are frequently the "ect Of dis
For keor and A-.', o. mot VAT atH" pre-
Veula'IVc a. wei sovereign remedy. IL virtue
>urpa,> any Thing heretofore tnuWu n removing It.
Nuu>' baucc,-,wo bottle have teen known 10 cure
this ait cng disease, at'cr having al'cd every eNcr
non fer four wears. Ii ia, most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints II Is pea>ant 10 take
aud ~oca,y in is operation, that il may le administered
10 the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended ty many scientific gentlemen,
and a large number Of Iadic,, who have proved the
virtue, Of Inc Medicine ~ personal use and that ofther
families. llI OF certificates accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may le had Wholesale or REAL OF
:. BRIAN, Barre, and J. c. FarHam, Fast Williams
own. w. sole proprel,r>. Prepared from he orig in
al recipe; for sale ~ f. II. Prent>-, Montpelier, and
PECK Oscar,
BurmgDon. and in the principal town, the stat, ;all
'r,... t 'i-nr : I'm 'hr hand writing Of h,ruuririur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07
yTFsEAT1.Ag,.TgE9.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
X which has bcenused in families, every member
Of which has had sick headache from infancy, as Il
constitutional family complaint, and has cured cflcc-
uqlly in every nstanccy yet known, amounting to ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste, and
does not prevent the daily ayocatons of one using it
it must be- pcrsevered III and the cure is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where thi distressing complaint Is COM
prtelv relieved and cured, although Of years Standing
by the use Of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preferences lis pcasnntness having none OF
the nauseatino effect Of common drugs.
Its 50 pcrectlysa,i-actory that the proprietor has
riven directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured by
it, lie hopes also that this may secure its great ben
a 10 the distressed sufferers who are laborug under
Haa4ache +. SpOliN NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
sod hv COl1GTOCK d. CO., II Maiden Lane
>,, YorA PECK & S p T. A Il, wholesale
AGENTS, few doors cast Of the Post Office Rurliag
ton, VI. n9
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-. 4--' '- saAS, 80
NEOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

HFOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Vh These medicines arc indebted for their maine 10
Their NANTES. and sensible action IN Purifying the
springs aud channj3s Of life, and cnlung them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred certified
case, which have been made ru h, and in almost
every species ofd@case to which the human frame Is
lie, the happy iectS of MuFriT's LIFE PtILs AND
PHtENIN BfTTER~ have been greltfIV and Dul Iiclv
acknowledged by the persons hencti,tcd, and who
were previously unacq,amied with he beautifully phi
Iosophca. principe, upon whiahihey are compound
ed, and upun which they consequently act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Themselves in
diseases of every form aud description. Their first
operation j. to loosen from the of the stomach
and bowel, the various lmpurte- and cruiilies con-
-tantly settling around them; and toremove the har
dcnc1 faces which collect in the COnyolutiOn, Of The
smallest intc>,incs. O,her mcltinc~ only partially
cleanse these and leave such collected mas behind
produce habtual costvencs with all its train Of
evils. or sudden dlarrhra, with s imminent dager..n
This fact is well known to all regular anatumist l.,
who examine tn. humaa bowel, a.cg Death and hence
the prejudice Of those well informed men again> qacl
medcincs-ur medicines prepared and hordcd to
thepnhIicly ignorant persons. The second eject OF
the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs the
heallhiula@ ion Of which entirely depends upon the re-
guary Of the urinary ORGANS. The blood, which
takes rs red color from the agency Of the liver and the
lungs before il passes into the heart Icing thS purified
by them, and nouri,hed by food coming from clean
stomach, courses freely through the veins, renew>
every part ofthe systein and tnumphantly mounts
the banner Of health in the blooming cheek.
MOtat', Vegetable Life Medicine, have been thor
oughly tested and pronounced sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia, Fla,ulency, Palptation Of the Heart Los
ofAppetltt, Heartburn and Hellachc, Rr>tle .sne,,
lll-temper, Anxiety, LangHor AMI Melancholy, Co..
tiveneS>, Disrrhcra, Cholera Fever of all kinds,
rheumatism, GuW, Drup>cs Of all kinds, Grave,
Worms, Asthma and CONSUMPTION, Scuryy' Ulcer
1nveerate Sores, Scorhu,ic fruPtion> and Bad Com
pexon>, EruPtvc comp Iain-, >alow, Cuply, AMI
Other di~a@recaAie Conn exlon., Sail khe IA, Ery>il-
ta- Common Cold. and Influenza, and yari1I> other
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MOHAWK AND tiUDSON RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven O'Clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany (Which went into operation on the Goth in
stant,) train Of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
neclady, daily, at 5! o'clock p. NJ. during the con-
tinuance of the above arrangement on the River
By this arrangement, passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at 3 to O'Clock p. NJ and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining night at
Albany or Troy. By the existing arrangement, cii-
zcns Of Saratoga are obliged to leave bone at o'clock
i'll the morning to take the steam boat at Albany at
p. NJ! (37 miles via Rail Road!!D
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent.
Anr % 1912.
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DiSNA>us OF 4HN hUNGS..-nycd-al

I \ ISL A~i,s or ! IL Ia GS...!'uchehh
1 thr Iuu-i rpputr rem. Il, ever knnwuI tGe, Icd
F,setabi. Pulmonary BaI.a,n is the mos, valuable
'em'd, ii coughs ,co'd-, asthma OF h'h'sc
consumption. whoori's cough aud PULMONARY III clo"-
oI every hnd. H. s.e'- s.eAd'S increasing ~" The
roptie auflN ..CtNmg I've utp>t tayp, "bl
account Il is, rfrr's. tie following ue~ certificates
ave offered lr vuhl 81 animation.
An trFEntsTisG CASE -txract Of 'euer from
i' g : Cas, Mug User co., SO The
~ 'pIIeIuy-. huHl- Of hr Sth dui, rrcd
remarkable cure was r,trc ed by The Vegetable lul
manart Bt-dm ~ Tie um'er and -ptiue OF 1898. The
Lesson, VI. MOODY, had been 4.rk long iu.e ~th
The consumption. HE ply ican> had gwen hin up
lie tcdur.t ~ low he uuabe 10 h.lp himself,
tnd wds ,aI,lng a l,gr quantity Of blood when he
commenced using th~ Rtl..m, ~hlch has effected It
complete cure, and he i a. bale and hearty a,
ever ne Mr.. Mood, has removed from this town,
bui he has prem .ei delaiIsd account of bis
case, Which Wilton ward Nou. G. CLAY.
k,ngs on, y. Y. june 25. 1888.
Extract Of letter from Dr.. Jhrol Myers The
Neg"t tbe Pulmonary Bal-am has been sold in this
count, for Ho years and the medicine has gained an
INC lmmOu celebrity, for 1t .calCc, IN one instance
fnled oiha,,ng the de-lren effect am by means
IN FAVOR Of the many nosuums, most Of which aie i'm
positions upon a creduous public, hul mar which
know by 10 be eicc uhl, cannot help but Civ nv
aUprOh'tiOn thereto. CoNnte'teu preparation has
been uAered here hy cling Agent Of Comsro lock,
Y. and here is ano'hc, article ,ended here that i,
strongly suspected 10 hesruIous
JACOB MYERS, ". u.
hifltngIOn, JUntIla co Penn. MAY S. 1881 ltOni
DR., Samuel NoIell, to the Poop ieros of the Ne2e
table pulmonary Ialsam. | am satisfied that the We
gclabe Pulmonary Faislm Is a valuable medeclOe
has been used N thls place wh complete success in
an obslinie complain % the lungs, attended with -
cough, los Of ,oice. and the raising OF much
blood thr,h had previously resisted many approved
pi ptions. Alter uslug the i5aisam one week the
palien voice 'eurncd and be wasahlr TO speak audi
by. This occurred some time since, and The
man IS nov engaged not ony IA acn'e bur lahot ous
business. Re,peclmlI>. Sc. :. MOREFLL.
l. = now nluIr ,hau six Nears ttnce "ds brought
verN luw lbs affection 81 me longs. and M, comp nt
lecla Ell 10 be ncu able los rouncIl o 'htee ply
sicaus. WAS ,hcn re,o,ed Ia goo health q, had
en- 0,rd for many Near-, b, usns the Vegetable Put.
mouuy B,lsam. Since ms recovery have recon
mendcd the BtSan' IN great macy cases "t lung
complaints, and far as can lra,n its USE has in.
variahly hrru followed Il, much benefit, aud IN mann
instances hts efected cues Nitch "ctt Wholly uneX.
pecrd. SAMuEL EyERtTr.
Gos on, March >, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by fECk 4
SPEAR burlington, VI.