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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07
A Sisters LOVE.

There is no purer feeling kindled upon
the altar of human affections, than a SIS
ter'S pure, uncontaminated love for her
brother. 1t is unlike all other affections {:
so disconnected with a selfish sensualitv 5:
so feminine in its Developments so digni-
fed, and yet withal so fond, so devoted
Nothing can alter it, nothing can suppress
it. The world may revolve, and its
revolutions effect changes in the for
tunes in the character and in the DISPOSE
ton OF her brother; yet ifhe wants, whose
hand will so readily stretch out as that of
his sister; and ifhiS character is malign-
ed, whose voice will so readily swell in
his advocacy. Next to a mothers un-
quenchable love, sisters is pre-eminent.
1t rests SO exclusively on the tie Of consan-
guinity for its sustenance; it is so wholly
Invested otpassion, and springs from such
a deep recess in the human bosom, that
when sister once fondly and deeply re-
CARDS her brother, that affection is blended
with her existence, and the lamp that
nourlshes it expires only with that exist
cnCe.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07
. PoE TRY Y.
For the Telegraph

81 80 Ns,bf r. Fer the Telegraph. =
- = +, "a DIALOGUE. - - -, -
Bible--Dafs not invade thy neigRbor's
IS, = Always Sis welfare keep in sight: II
S>'~F>~ Thus saithtthe God above
You're Kindred al, born Of one blood
=. BE kind to all--to all do good; ~ o.,
Thy God-thy neighbor love. -
p. cnseisnee!-,'Ti wrong to take whar is not
~ n mine, 49, ,... r. 49,
~ In slavish chains my race confne, = -
Because they are not white. ~
The blackman's home is, dear to him J.; i
IT'S wrong to tear him from has kini ~
Tie icrong-it can't be Tigh.
SlGre- Stealer.--Though Jehovah shall
- &.ars -displease, -, ~ ~ $3.50
L. III rob and steal whene'er please, y,
A. : If'twill increase my wealth. -:
- will not heed the broken sigh.
My heart Pll close to mercy's cry,
g Destroying peace and health. r.
Bi5le.--Eove to thy neighbor works no i'll
Its fruits are kindness and good will;
Ii prompts to charity -
Relieves the needy in distress,
Visits and soothes the fatherless,
A friend to liberty.
C0nscience.-'Tis right to do my neighbor
good;
'Tis wrong to deal in human blood;
Humanity says AYE
o. 'Tis wrong to buy poor Afric's slaves,
For you encourage robbers, knayes-
Avarice, alone, says May
SIGpe-Buyer,--Away with duty-'tis but
trash;
For all my slaves I pay the cash;
No one can this forbid.
If \ do not this slave secure,
My neighbor will, this lam sure
Therefore, Pm make q bid.
Bible.--0, man be kind-to others do
As you'd have others do to you;
This God requires Of thee.
Break Slavery's yokes, where'er they're
found
-, Knock off the chains with which they're
bound
Let all the oppr tss'd go free.
Conscfenee. cursed letters are too
strong: - -
These CALLING chains, they've worn too
.=' long:
Now speak them liberty.
IT'S wrong to task and lash the slave;
o, save him further anguish, save
Just say the words, you're Free
Slave Holdcr.-No.-All of Afric's race de-
serve
The white man constantly to serve;
For God has marked them plain.
They're such black and ignorant race,
To use them i'll is no disgrace:
III not regard their pain.
- c. B. H.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07
MONT TELE APH.

redeem this SHINING and sorroWmg world
to Christ '~.'.
: P. 5. Late adYices from the seat of war
at the West, inform US that DR. Beecher,
who fell few months since into the hands
of the enemy, and was for some time held
a close prisoner of war, has been liberat-
ed upon his parole. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07

~ w aconnor, Edmund Debery, Jas Graz
ham, ,Micaiah r. Hawkins, James j Nc
Kay. William Montgo mery, Ebenezer Petit
grew. Abraham Renchef, William B. Shep-
ard, Augustine H. Shepherd, Jesse Speight,
Lewis Williams.e : ~ Z. x x =, -
! sSoak Carolina. Robert B. Campbell,
william ]. Grayson, John I, Griffin, James
III. Hammond, Francis w. Pickens, Henry
L. Pinckney, James Rogers Absent
Richard J. Manning and W.. Thompson,
nj - ia 1. 4, : I -: 2 = q
Georgia. Jesse +. Cleveland John Cof.
fee, Thomas Glasscock, Seaton Grantland,
Charles E. HAYNES, Hopkins Holsey, Jabez
jackson, George w. Owens, George W. B.
Towns, -. ~ ~. s., !, = ~, =.
Alabama. Reuben Chapman, Joabe Law
Ter, Francis S.-LYon, Joshua T.. Martin--
{ Absent-D Dixon II. Lewis. ;z-5z e. ~. ~ -.
+ Louisiana. Henry johnson. :. + Absent
Rice Garland and E. w. Ripley.
F Tennessee. John Bell Samuel Bunch,
William B. Carter, William c.. Dunlap,
John B. Forester, Adam Huntsman, Cave
Johnson, Luke Lea, Abrarn P. Maury, Ba-
lie Peyton, James K. Polk, E. J. Shields,
James Standifer. -,- ....- -
Kentucky. Chiffon Allan, Lynn Boyd,
John Calhoon, John Chambers, Richard
French, Benjamin Hardin, James Harlan,
Albert G. Halves Richard M. Johnson, 10
seph R. Underwood, John White, Sherrod
Williams. 4.Absent-W. J, Graves
Indiana. Ratlif Boon, John Carr, John
W. Davis, Edward A. Hannegan, George
L. Kinnard, Amos Lane, Jonathan McCar-
ty. .-..-s. D. ~ ~ - -. y.
Misso1rt. William H, Ashley, Albert
G. Harrison. T..
Illinois. Zadock Casey, William L. May,
John Reynolds.
Mississippi. lAbsent-the two members
recently elected.
Ohio. William K. Bond, John CLANCY,
Thomas Corwin, Joseph H. Crane, Thorn
as L. Hamer, Elias Howell, Benz. Jones
William Kennon, Daniel Kilgore; Sampson
Mason, Jeremiah MeLene, William Pattor-
son, Jonathan Sloane, David Spangler, Bel,
lamy Storer, John Thompson, Samuel F
Vinton, Taylor Webster, Elisha Whiltle,
sey.
I Delegate from Michigan. George W
Jones.
Delegate from arkansas. Ambrose H
! Sewer.
Delegate from Florida. Joseph M. White
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07
STOVES

THE subscribers have at their ware
= house large assortment of COOK,
BOX and PARLOR STOVES. at whole
sale and retail, among which will bc found
the we'll known "Conant Stove," and the
improved Rotary Cooking Store.
The fire plates to the latter having been
strengthened, We can confidently recon-
mend the articl" for durability, and COM
potent judges have already pronounced
it the best stove in use
1t is believed that our stoves possess cy-
cry qualification to recommend them to
the patronage Of the public, save an ex-
;ravagantly high price, which is a matter
of no great importance, compared with
the quality of the article itself
PLOWs, CAULDRON KETTLES
and HOLLOW WARE, constantly on
hand, and most kinds of Castings made at
short notice.
q w G. 4 CON MI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07
c.. W. 81. A. CONANT
Brandon, Oct. II. 1885.

n. B.-We again say that Stanley is
not the inventor ofthe Rotary Stove-and
we engage to indemnify any and all who
purchase or use our stoves, against his
claim. Off
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07

Brandon, Dec. 81, 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
E1ccutirs Department, Dec. 5, 1856.

Il gives US much pleasure 10 learn, bat our accom-
pshsd and estimate brother of the Cops Edt"..'
William B. Napton, Esq, of Fuyette has eeen apPsiH s
snuTii, vice Robert w. Wells Esq, resigned.
As we belong to the party of poor ignorant Demo,
c,.,s with huge paws we pro SHIFTED, BY the
rnIrs Of The a,re decency, a'tie ta'rnts party from
according to Mr. Napton talents ana 4oaMhca'ns ot
I'D By the Wirscs to The ignorant Democrats can only
saw, ,a, he has evinccd rmness' spirit and orT"'l"n
Inc he's, interests Of the people, which en1inen!ly Ell
tile him to the best sevesest, most highly wrought anuSe
md drrny degrading personal epithr.s at the command
Of The hcn,ed par,ys truly intellectual organs III Mis-
nnnr; 81 [nuis .irCNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
(From The DNIy .U6anY .7rgus.

The NAvraaTlos.-Rr asd COMMISSIONING to me
;c in ,p river the steamboat swallow new boat, with
n conre sheathing did not venture above HUDSON yes
lerday and the mail and passengers were Otoosh; up
from ,ha. place by land but of the tow boat lines
came through yesterday forenoon, and in the aInoIn'
the John Mason ester) stated With passengers o' 'A
Swallow. ho .o,-
rhe Canal is closed and The navigation may De CON
sidercd as a a n end for the season >, A.,
The canal and river navigation closed 1s' el or "a.
29,h, (Advent Sunday,f Perioe UNUSUALLY e"'y' u "'
without precedent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

--r,o TsacuERS-A gentleman, with family,
onsb6ed to teach the Latin and English nngna ses
Nv obtain healthy and desirable residence, and ith'Is
mr.. i1.a.;vc situation, as teacher BY applying TO A. B.
B,rboprsville, Orange county, w. r. u,r
Nov. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
BIZ The Lieutenant Gorcrnor 81 tic Siatc Of Prgnia.
A PROCLAMATION.

EW7HEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the House
w Of Delegates Of this State, by the death Of John
Thompson Brown the Delegate elect from the town of
prtrrshur g.--Npw, Therefore, !, WiNDHAM RIO.
BEGFSO%- Lieutenant Goveinrr, acting as Governor
of l, Cosl,onwealih Of Virginia. have thought proper
to direct ire Mayor Of the sad town of Petersburg 10
irod AZ election on Thursday next the 9Th instant for
Member Of the House Of Delegates, 10 ill the vacancy
Aforesaid
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor,
acting as Governor. and under the lesser seal
H. 81 of the Commonwealth, at Richmond this I'd
day Ct December, lr:3G
WYND!iAM ROBERTSON
Dcac..l,-- & 6l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
NnT,Cr no CONTRACTORS.

4 GRANGE AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
p 4 Prooosals will be received at the Office OF the La
Change and Memphis RAJ! Road Company, in the town
ri a rsnre unit! the 24th Of December next, tor the
ruLbipp Clearing and CONSTRUCTION of all the Excava-
,;ons and Emnankment Of said road, being hity.two
miles in length togeiher with Lateral Branch from
Mo,cow TO SoInu;erve, Of thirteen miles.
And a,so 10 furnish and deliver along the line al tho
rro.re lbr; Cor he supersructure OF the R'ad, ana
h construction of the Bridges-and also to lay down,
md construct tie SAME The Timber proposed may be
Cedar. or White Oak and Post Oak. The dntnsonS
and quantity that will be required per mile, VIII De as
follows -, Ill.,
Mrp OR FvuSDATIoy SILLs-To he not less tnan
fifteen feet long, inches BY incnes II Of saweo .
her or if in loSs, 10 hore ore side hewn smooth ana
CHIT, inches vide and inches thick, clear OF sap
1850 fret lneal per mile
Cepss Tlg-1o be each 3 feet long, hc"n on ono
sdr with smooth and straight surface, inches vice.
and TO SQUARE inches in their entire iengh ce VI sap
Il 760 pieces: per mile. c, c,r,.
Extraordinarily be not less than hiteen lretIlons
zach 5 inches by inches clear OF saP-lo,ooo ieet IL
neal per nlst- III Aha ,,o,,. and
Social Plans of the most important Bridges, &c, Will
m exhibited at the above place. for ten spreyIous 70
the letting and all other information Will he gwen on
,nDcatou to the subscriber, an? OF the Assistant
Engineers on the lice. u,
The usual certificates oS character and ability will be
e,pected 10 all cases from persons unknown
CHARLES POTTS, Chief Engineer
| La Grange II Memphis Rail Road
La Grange, Ten, Nov. 10.
p S For the information Of persons at distance,
would state thai the above Road is located hsh ane
Irv ridge which is considered remarkably heaithy ane
.h5, The mldness of the climate is peculiarly favorable
for opera,;oss in the open cir throughout The winter.
Dec. 8. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

StAWYERS FOR HIRE The subscribers have six
20 pair of Sawyers for hre-apply to John b shelton
or L. Perkins, near 7hemson's 4 roads, Louisa
county Mr. Isaac A. Goddin give any information
abou, these hands persons who may wish to hire.
JNO. b. SHELTON,
l.. w. PERKINS.
pc Gl-w2w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

a DMINISTRATOR'S NO rlCE.-A! persons hay
IA ing Claims against the estnte Of Nicholas Cole;
decd, a1e requested to present them for payment All
those indebed are earnestly requested to make imme
N'o STEPHEN KENT, .4dmr.
u,c,x ", D.c 4 Gl--w1w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
iltRRlAt, ES.

.rrc Tursay, the 81 Now, the Rev. Mr. STEWART,
E. \. FuIuIc, Eqr, OF Spring Fiji, Tppah county Miss,
NicHes0s. cLes, OF rs. Mary Foster, Of
Deer count- Tenn both natives Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

q! ssIT:ccs IN tho Legislature ofFirgna, had
ssa." III the admiration and respect of the Com,
moa~eaH a. ,;s,nsig That in testimony of our re.
Kis"if'@ ., an! rrspcc; for his character, the MEM
crrt =: ~ t,,,r will Grape on the lett arm tor
Ii, .otF ,, the cIrr! be directed to transmit copies
E.:2" T. 20 tie widow anr father n the deceased
Of th' 10 % ;,.rc ami Resolutions were unanimously
...' .,an ri Mr. WILSON Of c. the House adjourned
SENATE OF VIRGINIA.
,,...,- zen; c.n.n appeared viz: alrssrs Nash,
T., ;.ltnrG. Parker, Car, Huutnn, Pal,sson.
C'",.%s,o i:,3i,n.sry, Haptis' b'"durani, Smith OF
Es':>' - -, llci,rn.n,, 'Tnan,s. Campbell of Not
G.? OVER, iiaiyir b;yse. Nc 'l,'inn, y sd:nn,
"sI';, ,N,t,;a, MAXWELL Harwoud, Fenainr, McCat,y,
g. > a.~. was cailcd to order by Mr.. O9ie-Then,
- rs.xcr was unanimously elected Spcuhcr,
s. - ~ appropriate address, which VIC are compel
II r;;cson motion, Addison iansford was una
.r,c.y reelected Clerk
r7.G1s; W. Alien was elected Sergcant.at-Arms
.U,,,i,, frs, Door keeper; Thomas NJ. Nelson Sc.
1'> and John Warsnck, Printer to the Sc
- ,,r, c ,.rrnnr message was received and read
80 i - The r,fs, AoGitur and Ireasurers Reports,
:. ,Eca The SENATE ail'"!hTu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

MA An AWAY !ron the subscriber, about the 29sh OF
Ea> Angus. last. Negro fellow, nanied JACK. he
wa, hired of Sir. rIinnls Bottom, of Manchester He
is about ~ years DID, of small .taure, and thin v!sage
The dcscrirton Of his clothing is not rccollected.
reward OF 50 will &c paid for his delivery TO me preTI'
Gus 10 the 25th Of Dcepn.ber next.
Chesterfield, Dec &, 1886 6l-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

ANALE OF NEGROES-On Monday, the 2Hth day
~ OF Drceu,hrr at HaifS Court House, (that being
court dav) shall sell some valuable Slaves, Of the es.
tate of Samuel Williams, dec d.
RlCH'D. LOGAN, Executor.
ran & Gl-Gt Jaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
the Ettnfsnant Go:ernJr r. tie State Of pirgiatd.
A PROCLAMATION.

BY lie Lttnif nHMt G0sfrVOr q lie Naie q FVglhtd
a PROCLAMATION.
AW7HEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the House
w Of Delegates OF this STATE h. tic resignation OF
JAMES MAn<o., the Delegate elect for the county OF
Prince Edword-Now, therefore, | WfNDlAM kO.
BERrSON, Lieutenant, Governor, acting as Governor
of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, have thought proper
diaect the Sheriff of the county of Prince Edward to
hold an election the third Monday in the present
month being the Court day of The said county of Prince
Edward for member of tic House Of Delegates to fill
the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, is Lieutenant; Governor,
acting as Governor and under the lesser seal
[fs1 of the State at Richmond, this I'd day of De-
ccmber, 1886 .-
WYNDIAM ROBERTSON.
Ds,ei,bar 6 Gl-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

TYOR Sale. al the Richmond Enquirer Office: John
Ak con e Duranl's bes. Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (wn,rantedl at fair, modetate g'lees>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

letter appears in yesterdays Globe from " Wanda.
liza, Nov H. stating that sufficient returns had been
ccivcd 10 place it beyond doubt that Illinois has gone
for Van Buren, and Johnson by majority Of from 10
5000"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
Alfred DAVIS Estate.

To the HIN the Probate Court .for he
Dist. of Chittenden, comes the subscriber
Administrator ofthe Estate Of aired Day
late of Burlington in said District deceas-
ed, and represents that The personal estate
of The said deceased tciH not be sufficient
10 pry the debts thereof and hereby
makes application 10 said Court, for Il.
cence 10 sell real estate for Tint purpose.
Nm. u. .MUyNSON
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate
District Of Chitienden, SIS { Court hol
den at Wilis,on. in said District, on the
Ist Monday ofAugust A. D. 1896. 1t is
ordered that m account be taken Of the
debts and also, the proceeds Oft the personal
estate of said deceased, and tina, the heirs
and all persons concerned in said estate
ano notified to appear before said Court on
TO first Monday of September next at
step ley's Inn in Williston, aforesaid, to
oody bond for the payment of debts, and
ne a. cause why license as aforesaid shall
ga' be granted, and that such notice be
pure m by publishing the above application
qu"ee weeks successfully, as soon as may
Ter in the Free Press newspaper printed
eg, Burlington, in said Dstr
Given under my hand, the day and year
10 rst above written,
sea. G. B. MANSER, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
Eliphalet Miners Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
y 7 n ] II UT II N NJ
n;eIr;,I al TL.IIo. ,Io,,

District II ChiUenden, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court within
and for the District aforesaid, to all per
sons concerned in the estate Of Elipha lie,
Miner, late of Willston in said district
deceased.
WHEREAS Harry Miller, guardian to
w Mary Miner and Elias r.. Miner
minor duris Of said ElIpbalet Miner, hos
represented to this court, that his said
wards are possessed OF certain lands in
Williston aforesaid and that it would con
duce for the interests Of said wards to max @
sale Of the same, and has made application
for license to sell -
Therefore you are hereby notified that said
application will be considered at session
Of Probate Court to be holden at Willey's
Inn, in Williston, on the first Monday OF
September next, at which time and place
you can appear and object if you see cause.
And SAID applicant is ordered to publish the
subject matter Of his said application in the
Free Press, a newspaper printed at Bur
lington, two weeks successfully as soon as
may be.
Done in Probate Office at Williston this
LIST day Of August, A. d. 1886.
Attest GEO. B. MANSER, Reg'r.
true copy of record.
Attest GEO. B. MANSER, Reg'r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
LYMAN &c Cole,

"AVE received their Summer Goods,
III comprising a very extensive assort-
ment of calllcoes, great variety of figure
style and fabric from I2 to GO cts per yard;
cambrlcs, plain, check and plaid; null and
swiss musins cross bard plaid and birds
eye do. ginghams, checks, pluids &c. hos
iery, embroidered open work, and plain silk
cotton do. Gloves. silk, kid, linen and Der
lin: Suspenders, India rubber, web and
knit n general assortment; Of Silks, inclu.
ding rich, heavy, plain. black, blue black
gro de Swiss, gro de Rhine and other silks;
rich fig'd blue black do. belt ribbons to
match rich cold gro de Naples, plain, fig d
and plaid: mlxd SILK Camblets and Pongee;
blue black and printed Shallys very rich
black green and brown French Bombazne
Tafie,a garni'ure. and cap ribbons; linen
sheeling A A 10 l04 wide Irish linen;
brown and black linen; table spreads, blend
and brown; birds eye napkins, linen damask;
Russia Diaper and crash; Hamilton stripe,
mixture and rouen Cashmere bed tick,
double and single width cotton drilling
brown and bleach'd cotton sheeling and
shifting do carpelIng, floor cloths and fan
nels; knitting cotton and thread.
Gentlemen will find a great variety OF
Summer Cloths, including black, brown,
and several shades of green Brochella,
Princetta, Emminetle, London summer
cloths, &c. white and brown linen drilling.
Broadclolhs, black, blue. green and fancy
colors, checkd, plaid and fancy striped do
Heavy black and blue black silk velvet for
veslng; white Mersails, fancy do. fg'd silk
and other vesting.
Pedars will find large assortment Of
low prlc'd callicos; spool, skein and pound
thread. One entire case Of coat, vest and
pantaloon buttons. Hooks and eyes, sus
penders &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
Philo Perkins, Estate.
STATE or VERMON7,. }

District IF Chitenden, So.
At q Probate Court holden at Wil'lsto on,
within and for the District aforesaid, on
the first day of August A. ID. 1886, an
Instrument purportlng to be the last
Will and Testament of PhIo Perkins,
late of Shelburn in said District, deceas
cd, was presented TO the Court here for
Probate, by PhiIo Perkins junior, and
Simeon w. Paine, the Executors therein
named--
Therefore it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given TO all person
interested therein, to appear before said
Court at n session thereof, to be holden at
Willey's Inn in Wllision on the lst Mon
day of epembcr, A. ID. 1886, aud contest
the probate of said Will and it is further
ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at Burlington
in this State, the last of which shall be
previous to The day assigned, as aforesaid
for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this first day of August, A. D. 1886
GEO b. MANSER. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
.NEW DISSECTI.NG ROOM

A new Dissecting Room is now building,
and will be finished before the Lectures
begin. 1t will occupy all the vacant land
east of the Medical College. Every care is
taking to make this important part of the
medical school as perfect as possible, so
hat it may furnish to the student ample
facilities for prosecuting his Ana:omlca
studies. The legal enactmen,s Of the
state, so literally and so wisely framed
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied tc
the accomplishment Of their important OBJ
jects.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston, July, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
Harvard University.

THE Medical Lectures in Harvard u
Il niversity will begin at the Massachu
sets Medcal College IN Mason st. Boston,
the first Wednesday in November next, at
IA before 9, A, NJ. and will continue three
months. For one month after the end of
the course, lectures will be delivered in the
College, and the Dissecting Room will be
open to snch students as may remain, with,
out additional fee. Such students may
also attend the Practice Of the Massachu
sets General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, DR.. Webster.
Matera MeGica, DR.. Bigelow.
Midwifery and Medical Juris.
prudence, DR.. Charming.
Principles of Surgery and Clin-
ical Surgery, DR.. Hayward.
Theory and Practice ofPhysic, DR.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered as
usual on the cases in the Massachusetts
General Hospital.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-12
Utility.

"IIE public are hereby informed that
l. he subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manufacture
ing starch from potatoes. and has applied
for a patent to secure his right to the same;
and that he is making said machinery at
his shop in Jerico, in the state of Vermont
The object of said machinery is more efftc
tually TO separate the small stones and
gravel from the potatoes in the process OF
washing and in the process of grinding, to
reduce the potatoes o more perfect pulp
by which larger quantity OF starch will be
oblu med than by he usua method. Starch
manufacturers are invited to call and see.
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
,Jerico, June 80, 1886.