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THE OLD VERMONT
c OU CHI REMEDY FOREVER.
\. IL. DOWNS
q" Vegetable BalSamic Elixir :"

| wish you would read this
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through
the State for Coughs, Colds and all Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, with universal satisfaction.
When l first gave it to the public l warranted it
to give satisfaction, the money would be refund
ed still warrant it, and if any person s dissat-
isfed, his money will be refunded at once by my
agents, Gas all are authorized TO do this)
To my old friends l would say, that if you have
found the Elixir" the best article Of the kind
IN the market, use it in preference to all others.
BE sure and get that signed with PEN, my
and numbered.
Beware Of Jasper Curtis Counterfeit, signed with
RED Ink.
The genuine is sold by my agents throughout
the State. Address all orders to my Wholesale
Agents, J. NJ. HENRY SONS, Waterbury. Vt.
N II. DOWNS.
Price, % cents, so cents and 81 per bottle
Sold in Burlington by A. C. Spear, T. A. Peck, and
J. W. Roby & Co. wI36m
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The New Pain Killer 1.-The best VET,
THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY.
HENRY'S
VERMONT EMINENT

Rheumatism, Inflammation, Cramp, Sprsins
Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Flesh Wounds, spssu,
Toothache, Sudden Coughs, Colds, Bowel Com,
plant, Dysentery, &C., &c
This article is warranted to be the best Lini-
ment or Pain Killer in the world. We want TO
give away few bottles in every town in Yer
mont TO cure the cases that nothing else will cure,
so that we get it introduced at once. A,L
your Druggists or Merchants to order suppIv
on commission, and we will put in a few bottle.
free to give away.
All orders should be addressed to the proprie-
tors,
J. NJ; HENRY SONS, Waterbury, VI.
Price % Cents, WARRANTED.
Sold in Burlington by A. C. SPEAR and 7 w
ROBY & co. - " e
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PROSPECTS At CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, April 23d, 1860.
The friends of Mr. Douglas met last night
and proclaimed the alternative Of his nom =
nation or a defeat Of the Democratic party.
The Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
and Rhode Island delegates are counted on
as sure for Douglas. Massachusetts, in an
informal caucus went against him, subse-
quentlv they entertained the suggestion TO
cast complimentary vote for Davis and fall
back to Douglas Expediency is their motto.
Pennsylvania went l. against and 10 in
favor of Douglas Connecticut voted in eau
Gus for Douglas, scattering. Wisconsin
is all eager for Douglas and Ohio the same.
At a meeting of the southern delegates, an
attempt was made to unite the South in a
demand for the slave code clauses. The at
tempt was a failure.
Knowing ones say that Douglas will get
the nomination, and Alexander Ii. Stephens
Nicc-President.
The Wood New York delegates and Illinois
irregulars viii be rejected. he Georgia
double delegation may cause much embar-
rassment.
CHARLESTON, April %
The votes Of the delegations to-day in
dicate the nomination of Douglas All
Douglas delegates voted in favor Of the Soft
New York delegation The Committee on
credentials would report largely in favor Of
SOlts, also Illinois Douglas delegates. 1t is
believed that all the New York Softs will
vote for Douglas Alabama will demand
the slave code, and an effort will be made to
ballot for a candidate before the platform
Committee reports Indications are that
they will not adjourn till Thursday.
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NEW YORK, 25
The y. Y; Hrad says that a large numb
er of Republicans from several states, have
invited Gov. Banks to public dinner.
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HENRY C. sPALpING & co.

IS Cedar-st., New
Address Post Office Box No. $500.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By STATIONERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
SPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GROCERS
SPALDISG'S PREF ,RED GLUE
SOLD By HARDWARE STORES
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STOREs
SPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY CuUNTIl E.-, fitSrS GENERALLY.
PM al, fr c.-.- r..Is.. t.ut. Eight Tuelvs
.llz.1 zach -l .i'. saw c.sn 1880
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In a recent speech in Congress, Mr.. Nc
Clernanl of Illinois, comparing Judge
Douglas to aneaSle, indul-ed in this flight
of rhetoric .-" As be scared far above the
heads of his enemies, has tail purDed IN the
nr in proud defiance of them.
That Is the coat tail, We suppose, which
id Bullion declared to be too near the
ground, on ordinary occasions. for PRESIDENT
al purposes.
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MRS. ID. Il. MENTIONS FAMILY
BOARDING SCHOOL.
ACADEMY.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
BURLINGTON, VT.
Filler, Chandler 4 Co.,
OF BELCHERTowN, MASS

OF BELCHERIOWNi MASS.
HAVE ESTABLISHED the mandatory Of
Il Il OPEN and TOP BUGGGEs and COVERED CARRI-
AGES in all their varieties.
We shall manufacture and keep on hand a full
assortment of light and fashionable work. made of
the best material, and warranted to stand.
We shall use the best of Eastern timber, and
employ the best workmen from Eastern shops.
Our lrng experience in the'manufacture of Carria-
ges, and our known character for producing the
best quality of work, feel assured will secnre
to US he liberal patronage of the public.
Sales Rooms and Mandatory in Leavcnworth
Block, College ST., Burlington, Vt.
April %, 1860. wifi
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Married.

In Ferri.burgh, April 10TH by Rev. 0. ].
Squires the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
Isaac Satterly, Mr.. Rufus Rogers, of Sheburne
and Mrs Charlotte $. Robinson, Of Ferrsburgh
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SAFETY SUPERIOR vvoRxs

given such universal satisfaction on
boston Common, and throughout the New England
states Tor the past ten years, (without the slight
est accldent) Having given the best exbibiiion
ever given on Boston Common, discharping over
hVe hundred aerial shells and bouo1ets from
SAFETY tproved) mortars, in less than thirty min
u'-S' IS guarantee that these fire works are far
superior TO all others Mr.. Sanderson being the
oldest and by far the best predetermined cba9;st =;
the United states, and always using the verv hest
Chemicals Every article in FIREwoRKs Is wa.
ranied- All kinds, large and small. Constantly
on hand at low prices. Displays furnished AZ
short notice. NJ
io,ooo'ooo Torpeaoes and Pulling Crackers. In
Crackers, Gold Chop.
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scene IL THE HoUsE.-Puning EIraord7-
auy While the Pryor-Po controversy
w4- going on in Washington, a vote of the
House was called upon some minor matters.
When Mr.. Potter's name was called, an old
Dutch member from Pennsylvania, who new
TT takes up time unless be has something to
say to the point, rose in his place and ex-
ru--d Mr. Potter thus "AIIshter Spheaker,
] viii ~hust say ASA how Mishter Potter has
Pryor engagement Both sides Of the
House and galleries united in an uprorious
explosion of mirth at the Hon. member
sally fwit, and it was only checked 10 be
rj5ubled, when, after the name Of Mr..
Pryor was called, the same old Hans arose
and said "Yell, Mishter Spheaker, Mishter
Pryor has gone to pc ash clay in tie hands of
;a Potter For some moments the scene in
the House was indescribable, and, for once,
five pound bowie knives and shotted rifles
We're at a discount.
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HOLDEN, CUTTER e. co

MPoHrERS Fancy Goods and Toys, and Com
= mission Merchants, lO7 Ill, lib Congress. and
81 ana 80 Federal Streets, Boston Mass, AGENTS
Ior sAN RSON, formerly of SANDERsoS 4
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X r. VI OV AL

'he undersigned has removed his Office from
= Cnurch street to the corner of Pine and Bank
streets, opposite the residence of Philo DooittIe
7. BIGELOw, NJ. D.
Homeopathic physician.
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SPRING TRADE NOTICE.
1860.

TOhIAN to all Dealers in every Town
: ana city that purchase FANCY GOODS, roYs, and
l1NALE NOTIONS, CHEAP, WILL find it for their
advantage to call and examine the most extensive
anu by far the greatest variety Of
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NOTICE.
FUNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween T. NJ. Pierce and Salmon Green under
the firm of Pierce s Green, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
Richmond, Vt, March 22d, 1860.
FIN. PIERCE,
wl4ml* SALMON GREEN.
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Died.

In Burlington April 14th, Miss Tryphena Bas-
com, aged 65
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RY T.-lf you are suffering from a burn,
sAd, cut, hruise or wound of any description,
procure some of kedding's Salve, ami give it a
"lal Only Is cents a box-sold everywhere.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT

A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,
D.. Sweet's nfallible Liniment is prepared from
the recipe DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
practice tor the last twenty years with the most
astonish AZ success. As an external remedy it is
without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it Is truly in
fallible, and as a curative for Sores, Wounds
Sprains, Bruises, &c. its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and establishment of all who have given it
trial Over four hundred certificates of remarka-
bic cures, performed by it within the last two
years, attest this fact.
See advertisement. d&w6mOs.
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NELSON & BosTwGcK's WooD- BENDING
MAcH1NE.-We noticed the other day the
issue Of a patent to our townsmen c. L. Mel
son Oscar Bostwick, for a new machine for
bending wood. Since then We have been
much interested in examining the thing and
Observing its operation. We consider it a
very valuable and important invention, and
none the less 50 for its great simplicity.
Many Of our readers know, doubtless, that
the arm chair back of former days, which
was labariously sawed by hand out of solid
plank has been superseded in the chair market
by the j,n chair back. which is at once
cheaper, stronger ana lighter The manu-
hcture Of these backs, for which the demand
j., very great both for home consumption, and
for export to California South America, &c,
has Heretofore required expensive machinery,
aud has been confined u comparatively few
hands The Messrs. Kilbourn. who carried
on the chair factory in the old pioneer shop
before it burned, had, at considerable expense.
perfected a machine by which the wooden
stick, after being steamed, was crowded by
end pressure into a curved groove, in which
it remained till it acquired the desired shape.
They found, however. as we have been in
formed, that their contrivancc conhicted with
the famous Blanchard machine for bending
ships timbers, &c, by end pressure, and
they probably would have been compelled by
Mr. Blanchard to desist from its use, if the |
fire had not Gorestalled his purpose. Mr.. |
Nelson, who is a well-known chair manufac-
turer Of many years experience in this place,
has for the past year or two been giving his
attention 90 this matter, and in conjunction
with Mr.. B1s,wick, has now succeeded IN |
deyising and patenting a machine, which is,
We suppose, simpler, cheaper and more edec-
tive than any other existing contriyanco for
the same purpose. How, at any rate, any
thing could be more So, it is difficult to see
Il is a simple arrangement Of rollers, through
which the stick after steaming, is passed,
together with a cast iron form, to which the
stick is made by the rollers to conform and is
held toit, by some simple clamps, until dried.
We have seen two men bending chair backs
of oak with an imperfect wooden model Of
the machines at therates Of - an hour. With
power, and more perfect machine, much
more rapid work can be done with it. When
il comes into more general use, as we think
it must, its use will by no means be confined
% chair backs. 1t will be made to bend OK
Tvs, shovel handles, boat knees, scythe
suaths and many other things, and we hope
Il VIII make a fortune Tor It's Inventions.
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The Charleston hotel keepers counted
their chickens too early, and their haste to
get rich has been no speed. he attendance
is small in comparison with the expectations,
hundreds of people being kept back by the
threatened high prices and inhospitality.
At least half the northern delegates will
care for themselves in halls, on ship board,
or in tents. \ the Mills-IIouse, where ar
rangements had been made TO. 800, there
are said to b, only about 100; and at the
cher hotels in proportion.
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The Charleston News gives notice that the
delegates to the Charleston Convention will
lave to submit to worse hills than those Of
The hotel keepers. Mosquitoes are getting
plentiful there
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Special Notices.
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT & PILLS,

HOLLOWAY'SO OINTMENT & PILLS,
for the cure of rysipelas.-Charles Pairpont, was
afflicted for several years with this disease. For
nine months he almost deaf and blind with
it, so severe the attack; he consulted several
Of the doctors in the neighborhood but they did
not do him any good-but, to use his own words,
he was left alone to die. His good genius, how
ever, did not desert him. for friend Of his brought
him a couple of large boxes and pots of Holloway g
Pills and Ointment which he thankfully accepted
and commenced using; the result was perfectly
miraculous, for in two weeks he was able to get
up and could see and hear well; at the expiration
of month he was perfectly cured and able to re-
sumo his work.
April %. dawIw
From the Christian Iutelligencer July l4th, 1859
Housekeepers will be glad to learn that the mis-
haps to furniture picture-frames, crockery, etc,
SO prevalent about ay-day, can hereafter be
remedied at trifing expense by using Spalding's
Prepared Glue. This Glue is put up in a conve-
nient bottle, and is chemically held in solution
retaining all the desirable qualities Of well pre-
pared cabinet makers glue, and used cold.
small brush accompanies each bottle, the whole
{. sting but twenty-five cents,-and furnishing an
ever ready and efficient means for repairing all
kinds of broken household wares 1t will be found
exceedingly convenient for cone and shell-work,
piano-tuners, and for all purposes requiring
strong mucilage No housekeeper can afford to be
without it.
iii
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i q T. k C Is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY April Is.

"
At market 233 Cattle about 200 Beeves and
80 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
o. e, two, and three years old.
Prices OF MARKET BEEF-Exra pr cwt. 81 so
az IS; lst quality, Sc rs; second quality,
SIS so; third quality 81 90; ordinary, 90.
Working Oxen, SlOOalsO per pair.
Cows and calves s25aiO Two years
old Sl7a22; Three years old S24a IS.
SHEEP AND LAMgs-l795 at market Prices, in
OTIS, 81 80 a , 90; Extra 50 IS 3 90 %.
Hides, Ga 6ic per h.; Pelts, 5Oa rs each;
Calf Skins 10 lie. Tallow, all
Veal Calves, So OOa5 so.
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE,, HAIR

DYE WV. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE =
The Original and Best IN the World All others
are limitations, and should be avoided, if you
wish to escape ridicule.
Gray, red or rusty hair dyed instantly to beau
tiful and natural brown or black without; injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1882 and over so, 900
applications have been made to the hair of the
patrons of his famous dye.
VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is war
ranted not to njure in the least, however long it
may be continued, and the ill-efects of bad dyes
remedied; the hair invigorated for life by this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box,
of
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
w38dawly Is Bond Street, New York
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NOTICE..
GREEN & son succeed Pierce e. Green in
Il the mercantile business at the old stand and
respectfully solicit their share of trade.
lido GREEN.
SALMON GREEN.
Richmond, VT. w44ml.
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There was quite a small stock at market this
week. and Drovers tried to obtain an advance, but
did not succeed, as the market so overlooked
last week that the butchers bought n surplus
There were some few sold at about . cents per
100 lbs higher than last week. Sheep sold quick
er than last week, at same prices. The number of
calves was not so large, and sold rather better
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THE New YORK LEGISLATURE adjourned on
Tuesday night, after passing several bills,
AMONG them the New York City Railroad
bills, over Gov Morgan's veto. The New
papers denounce, without stint, the expired
body as venal beyoud precedent The
Tribune says; d" We do not believe it pos
sble that another body oreckless not merely
Of right but of decency-not merely corrupt
bat shameless, viii De assembled in our halls
of legislation within the next ten years
Tomorrow is the day or which lazy folks
work and fools reform.-NeqtiHei aphorisul.
Our neighbor don't tell US whether be intends to
work or reform, tomorrow. We shall find out
Times.
SALE or REAL Es1ATE. - The two story
brick hous, with seven eighths Of an acre Of
land, on Champlain Street, known as the
IIrs.h place. was sold at public auction
today, to Mr.. Patrick McWilliams for the
sum of 81 ,O45.
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MRS. WTNSI,OW.-Ane xnerienced mrs

MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softenng the gums reducing
all infammation-will allay all pain. and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend uponit mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves and reliet and
health to your infants Perfectly safe N all cases.
See advertisement in another column dawly
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NoRE DISCLOSURES The Washington cor
RESPONDENT of the New York Tribune says:
The Covode Committee has more start
ling disclosures Of corruption in the binding
entmcts Even Judge Black himself declared
D. ort,in testimony was true, the conduct OF
TIE President was Infamous. The same tes-
tm0ny has since been corroborated by five
cmpetcnt and reliable witnesses. The ties
um'ny referred to fixes upon the President
'e direction Of The bindir.g profits to support
l"leis nd influence elections in violation of
Ii". The same as was done with those Of the
Printing.
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Hair-WOrk and Toilet Goods,

II +. BURGESS Il son, Manufactur-
IL ers of all kinds and styles Of LADIES AND
GENTS HA1R-woRK. Neto style CENTS WIqs,-
great Improvement ,sFolly unshuking, and PERFECTLY
natural; made of the Best Human H1ir, and Mar
UTdl Color-all kinds az wholesale and retail
Good ffs Warranted Rule for Measuring the
Head for Wig. - l. Round the largest part of
the head. 2. From point Of Hair on forehead to
nape Of neck. 3. Over top of head, ear to ear
4. Round forehead ear to ear. By sending measure
and lock Of hair for color good fl can be assured
B. F. BURGESS Il SON,
3O3 Washington ST., opp. Avon Plee,
April 9th. w42m3 BOSTON.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS ,-Batchelor's Wigs
and Troupees surpass all. They are elegant, Iii ht,
easy and durable,
Fitting to caarm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head in Iced, this is the only
tablishment where these things are properly un-
derstood and made.-l6 Bond Street, New York
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MEssBs. EDIToRs .

MEssBs EDIToRS go
Is there no way possible,
of enforcing obedience, in this village, to the law
which prohibits persons from allowing their cattle
torln in the street To that numerous class Of
ol-people who are striving to beautify the streets
iy ai,ng trees, and laying down smooth grass
margins along the sidewalks, the strollins cows
that latest some Of the streets, are Il most vexa-
u.us nuisance.
a neighbor Of mine who has planted some fine
Young elms, and repaired the sidewalk near his
place. ami sown it with grass seed. is almost daily
lifted by a red and white COW which rubs and
D.. ss his trees, and paws up his grass. Other
simi AT animals roam up and down unmolested.
The breach Of deccncy and law on the part of
owners Of these animals is the more inexcusable,
ina much as they generally quite able to pro-
vide other pasturage for their cattle, while the
poor feel bound to obey the law. VIII not the
Town Grand Juror prosecute these offenders In
addition, propose to publish list Of the persons
who suffer their cows to run at large. Can they
%. let to such justice y.
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..Buy me, and I'll do you Good"
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES

HOSIE K1 AND CrEONE Els
FOR
Ladies, Misses, Gentleman and Bovs.
no YOU WANT A NICE ARTICLE IN
- the way OF Bleaehed, Brown Mode or Mixed
Cotton Hose or half hose
Call at LYMAN'S
he has large variety and very cheap, and while
there look at his Gloves, the incest lot of KID
GLOVES all sizes and colors for Ladies and Gents
also Silk, Lisle thread, Beaver and Buck gaunt-
lets, India Rubber gloves for Ladies and Gents.
also hoaaU Mats great variety, long and short,
with and without fingers
CALL AT THE CORNER STORE.
ARril 81. 1860 d6wtf
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CLEANSE THE SYSTEM, PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The be5t Sp1nc S'Summc Medicine a., N, World IS
DR. LANGLEY'S
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NEW GOODS are coming in freely TODAY
1N(April 24th) no time to advertise ANYTHING bnt
EGGS AND DRIED APPLES.
and only small portion of them.
Burlington, April "a. A. S. DEWEY
NEW SPRING GOODS
lust RECEIVED, and selling CHEAP
at PAGES.
i aDlho, please examine our assortment of
1LSPRING CLoAKs AND RAGLAss. New styles ~
At PAGES.
A Ii KINDS DRESS GOODS at UNUSUALLY low
EANCY & BLACK SILKS. CHEAPER
Il THAN EVER. 81"
HOSIERY and Gloves choice and var;od
= stock REMEMBER-ths place is al
PAGES.
FARMERS please observe You can hnv
Il Cheese Cloth, Linen Strainer Cloth S1,n,.y
stun, and all manner of SUBSTANTIAL coon-
cheap, at PAcEsS
IN WORD, without enumeration If on- :,
Il creased assortment, an invitation is cord;aIiv
extended to patrons and friends generally. To cali
and examine our new and carefully selected stocL
ana PROVE some Of those bargains secured daIv by
our customers, and rare, evuywhere, but
Burlington, April %.