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parties. The time Cor work, and ths time
for play.-ths time fcr merchants and
Charts 10 r;ss early and retire late; the
time FOO our mechanics to work In the
evening and deep In the morning; the
time for wooing and wedding; the time
TO prepare for vinisr--to buy your
fuel. and make rrsdy Tor stormy DAYS.
II 70 the time 10 make money and paw
your debts; the time 10 study. and the
time to make good Bargains; the time
10 be honest. and the time 70 speak
the truth; the time to make friends, and
the time 10 do good. In word. Il ID
THE time. Qua time. the ONLY time
To our good mothers. grand mothers,
and daughters. we say then, improve
Il: and TO our perpetual motion business
men. who neither slsep long nor slum-
Der ioog. our sdvice IL not needed
To The drones and sluggsrds that sur
round ne. we say. prepare for freezing
time and starving time. for . bed Of ice
and snow, and Cor . beggar's neal
To ihe drunsard, We say, keep sober
and 20 the sober. We say. keep the bow
from the drunkard. Our advice Is 10,
ell. and good 10 all, and he, whomsoeve,
he may. is . criminal, who will no
take it.-tE y. Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

SiagwLSy DeafA.--At Coventry Eng.
q man lately died suddenly. A post
ssorfe@ examination was made Of the
body. The surgeons on opening il
discovered stocking needle 3 inches
snd bali in length run through the
heart. The only appearance by which
Il could be supposed that the needle
IVES introduced between the ribs was q
healing wound, something like, upon
The exterior. the appearance Of a bie
By = hea. The jury returned a yer.
dicl Of "Died from the effects Of .
needle introduced in the heart, bit how
and BY what means 80 Introduced they
had no evidenced"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

An article from The Lon5on Nausi.
cal Magazine, might sukgesl soma
profitable reflections 20 those British
subjects who are % eloquent on tta
topic u .gaeyioaa slavery. Surely a
nation which lolsFales uiihin w. limits
such abominshls scenes e. The festivals
q ysEgernsut. snd aot only %, but
virtually hcsnses shsm COZ e espitaiion
fee, sud has isilsns on sks blood end
tears 81 lis oua subjects. might wsll
lock a home" before huFiing iis ans
tberoes against as foF coniisaiag = sys-
Ten which itself sntaiisd upon rs
against ooF viii. and shlch. iooOeh
we woald. We cannot 81 euce get rid
of AZ these festivals. GOD 81 meuns
ef ibem husdfeds. " nof thoossn6s 81
the wfeicbed ssbisoss a. his ralssiy
eSefy yeaS become fcod &c b.fds ead
beasts - prey. while the astion peck
els tie Zee, sod Niih ne gfice q biood
30 its pocket turns ROUND add abuses -
beeaete We DO not insitany emenci.
pate our siaYesl "FiTss east oat lhs
BEEN" ke.--.E T. lesg. y css.
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NO. 80.
PENNSYLVANIA.

For some months past considerable
anxiety has been manifested a 10 the
course which the great AsTr- Masonic
CONVENTION in Pennsylvania would
pursue. Upwards Of sir hundred dele
gates attended the Convention at Pus.
burg. The Hon. WILLIAM CLAnx was
elected President. and the adoption Of
the following resolutions settles the
question at once. and gives 10 General
HARRISON the entire Anti Masonic
vote, and the entire Republicsn Wing
vote OF Pennsylvania, leaving Mr.. Wan
Buren, the support Of the Office holders
only: 1.Naf. Inf.
" Resolved, That General WfLuau
HENRY HARRIsoS. in the whole Of his
military career, PRESENT. 10 us the cha.
raeter OF brave and resoiute soldier.
firm and prudent officer, to whom i'm
partial history will give the deserved
title Of one Of the first captains Of the
age.
''RasOleed, That although NO highly
approve the military proves aad the
undaunted iortitude Of WILLIAM n.
HARRISON. 1t is not alone in his cha
raeter OF hero that We recommend
him TO the support Of the Anti Masonic
people for the first Office in their gift.
In the various civil stations in which
he has been placed. he has exhibited
the talents OF the statesman, and shown
that he IS well qualified to direct the
political barque. either IN the storms Of
war, or the calms OF peace.
"Resotre9, That in FRANCIS CnAS.
GER We have candidate OF amiabls
manners. great moral worth, and exalt-
cd talents, against whom the voice Of
detraction has never been raised, and
whose uniform support Of the principles
OF our Government. and the suprema-
cy OF the laws. entitle him 10 the united
support OF freemen."
Rhode isLAND.-A very large Con-
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Tigh Siserss and Lang Hsisfs. The
balloon sleeves are about 20 be blow d
up; the tight sleeves snd long vaisi,
have been adopted By some Of our la.
dies q ton. They made their "frsl
sppeaFanos" 81 che gay assemblsgs col
lected 20 witness The eShibiiioa 81
archery on "Wednesday, and silracicd
mueh notice. Al nnm arried gentle-
naa Who Il himself an artist. and hose
taste in al r1aifers relating 10 ihe fne
arts IL yell kaoun. speaks Ia CLOSING
and inpassionsd terms u TIE besaiy "a
The log slender waists. ihe 6elicsis and
wsil-tnrned arms. and ihe Heightened
beauty q th9sa who appepsed 10 tl6s
new-fsshionsf. o. rather 81 fasbioaed
dFess.-- PAiisstsIp1sa HsTsla.
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MANHeRs.---I make i point Of mo
Faiity never 20 Gud fanlg viii anosbel
foe bee manners, They may BE awk.
ward ~ gTacefei, blunt or polite, DO.
lishsd o. rustic, eaFs not Whist thsy
are, u the man means well and aet,
from hoHesi inisniioas without eeeeb.
tficIty o. saectalioa. Al men have
not the advaaiags q good sceiety, e Il
is called. 10 school them IN sll iis isn
tastsc rules sad ceremonies; and II
there = any slsndnFdf0f manners. IL /,
lounded N Fessoa end good sense. and
not apon those artificial reguialiOas. -.
Msaners, ike eoBvsrsaiion, should s.
eEismpoFaneosis, and not sindied. al.
says suspect = man rho meets me
eth he same perpetual smile On 81
fare, the same eoaeeeine az he BODY,
aod the sane pgemsdiiaieb shsks az lhs
bard. Give ne NJ hesrty---sl may s.
FougA--gfip % he hand--ths carelss.
sod ~ rseognilion, and shea occus,ou
rsqairss. tas homelY bus welcome ale.
tatioa, "How ere zoe NJ friead =
There = ia fostuas = eoisea mssn,
which V Ne appqopfale region az yig.
ine ED insellietnee. Hs eoaseat viii
thst, asd u Ne ban ~ rianlg eseraew
iei "a dnppinEs 6all noea v8ns ea,lsN
nen. - der fsll HE ihs drappiae.
81 hrneg - ~ uiI6asnnzs. - go,
a.. 49, 80 -. "a -.
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Rhode IsLASD.--A very large Con.
vention has been held by the people Of
Rhode Island. at which General Harri-
son was uHsninOGsiy nominated for the
Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Ths psisicoals seem % bs dreaded ~
kiaes SD napirants. AmOng TIE 30.
msfoss arrests - Psgis ~ plaas aeaiuss
Ne his a he king aEs ousiesn cd
womsal ~
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g.

AVlNG returned from New, York
II with their fall stock of goods, have
now the pleasure of offering for sale one Of
the finest assOrlmenis of Broad Cloths, Cas-.
sImeres. and Saline,ls. Tube, cloths.
French and English Marines, of every va
rieiy and collar. Mnhair silks. of fine assert.
mpnis, Mn>lins and Cambricks, French
worked Collars, Marine Thubel wool. Silk
chally Crane and other varieties of Shawl
and Hdkfs., Bleachet aud Unblrach,d
Cot'ons. TIck,ngs, Table and other Llncn,
a variety. French English aud American
Prints. Cotton Yam, Waddmg aud Bat.
tirg, Carpetmg-. and, in fnc, we think a,
good an assortment of fancy and staple
dry Goods, and on as good terms as ever
offered IN Burlington. Cut aud plain
Glass, China and other Crockery ware
among which are Elegant Dining aud Ten
eet's. aud almost every article of colour and
kind in Market. Teas of all kinds. Lnaf auC
Brown Sugars, Coffee. Chocknlale. Sugar,
house and other Molasses. Box and quarlel
box Raisins, Mackerel in half and quartz
bbls, M. ! aud 9 White and cnlored Sperm
Candles. Scotch and Mackaboy Snuff
indigo, smoking and chewing Tobacco, Ba
Soap, Spices of all Kinds. &c. &c.
Burlington, Sept. l6. 1886.
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RusSeW's Celebrated
Salt Rheum Ointment.

THIS is unqueslionably the best and
safest remedy ever yet offered to the pub.
l,c for that obstinate disorder SALT
RHEUN. Where other means have FAIL
ed. i, has succeeded, aud the fact that IT
has b, en- extensively used by eminent
rrac,iiioners speaks C, lumrs in its praise.
It is equally tfIicacious in all diseases Of
the SKIN. ring worms. and the most lnvele
rate Itch. &c. &c. Numerous certificates
might be obtained. but the proprietor
chooses that a fair trial should be the only
evidence Of its superior efficacy.
Price SO cents a box.
A fresh supply is just received and for
sale bv J g. J. II. Peck g. Co, Dr. Moody
l.alhrop e. Po'wln Bnrlington-.S- II. Barne
Charlo'te-M. Hull HIuesburgh -Onion
Il Strong. G. g. w. l.. Parker Huntington
& Wha,e Vergennes-Sk'ff & Lousey
t~'heckeburv green Jamin Hamilton, P.
] fletcher Jerico-D. b. Wilson. s, b.
] fletcher Essex-D. e. w. Carpenter
Watt rbury aud wl'h,he Druggists generally
throughout the Um,ed States. and at
whol" hv VIM. G. .Srmrs"n g. e." R".'"n
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ZNWZ|zZZHXYw
[GSMM0GO&


ICELAND MOSS gto~s plentilully in the
Island Of Iceland, from whence il takes
its name. and IN all the high northern lalI-
iudeS of Europe and Asia. where lis Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated. This plant contains a ieargcr
proportion of Vtgeiabie .Mucidge than any
other knowb substance. aud IN continuation
with it is n bitter principle which acts most
beneficially in giving strength in eases Of great
weakness aud debility of the lungs. The
knowledge OF many ofour most valuable med.
lcines, for the cure of diseases, have been OBJ
famed from observing their effect on brute
animals;-so in the case Of this most invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hardy, Iong.hued and
sa gacious Rain Deer, which derives It's prln.
cipa, n%urishnent from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes SO highly imbued with
it's Balsoniic virtues, that II is used with The
greatest onidence as Il sovereign remedy by
the inlab tants ofall those countries for the
cure OF all diseases of the breast anc lungs. u
France. this compound has I6n9 been known
and extensively used and TO lis %salutary etfuct'
as much as 10 the salubriiy Of the climate, il
probably owing the very small nnmbe
of(nini rnses ofc%onsump,ion in that county
compared with Great Britain and The Un'ie'
States. This Syrup contains all the medicina
virtues ofthe Moss in the most concentrate
form, aud is prepared from The original recelp
from Paris. only by.
T.. UCTIIlINGS co. Baltimore
And none is gcuulre unless il has their fac
smile upon each bill Of direction also upon ih
enyelopc, T-and sealed with their seal.
! ]. a. !. H. PECK & Co.. wholesale agent
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Elerir Vrgetnl Bals"mique
N. II. DOWNS

PROFITABLE B.ALS.AMIC ELIXIR
For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Caiarrh
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough. and al
other diseases of the head, chest aud lungs.
Pam phlets containing a history Of the med.
icinc-a sketch of the diseases for which il
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from unques.
iionable sources directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each boltie-may be had Of any Of the Agen>
cles, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist, ST. Al
bans, VI. wholesale Agent and joint proprie.
tor. The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
Burlington -La,hrop & Potwin, James,
Smith & Co. aud r. Moody.
Hinesburgh-A. S. g., ID. G. Weller.
.MihOn-Wellington, Whitney l. Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
Chadoue-Samnel II. Barnes, and mos
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun'
try.
st. Adams, July l2, 1886. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-25
New GOOds-Sept. IS

VEGETABLE ROUGE, IAN exqu,r,,
arr Gle for enrlch,ng 'ha glow OF lh'
cheek: tins beautiful cosmetic preparation
has al all times found a place at The fash
ionable toilet. J. - an innocent. yet pow
efiui auxiliary where circumstance have
rendered assistance expedicnr. It Is free
frnm any ~nnxious ingredient and entirely
innocent calculated TO create new braulIp.
where beauties were before; To add ircsh-
ness to the check which care or illness ma,
have rendered langn'd aud IN place of III"
Lily to plan, the Rcse;' just received Al
the Variety Shop.
PANGBnRN & ~BRrNsMAID.
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Harvard University.

THE Medical Lectures in Harvard U.
Il mversity will begin at the Ma--achu
selts Medical College IN Mason st. Bns,nu.
the first Wednesday in November next, at
IA before 9, A NJ. and will con,inne three
months. For one month after the end of
he course. lectures will b. delivered N the
C"llege. and the Dissec'ng Room will be-
open To such Students as may remain, W.T.
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.
Materia MeGica, DR.. Biselow.
Midwifery and Medical Juris.
Principles of Surgery and Gin.
ical Surgery. DR.. Hayward.
Theory and Practice Of Ph,sic, DR.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will b. delivered as
usual on the cases in the Massachusetts
General Hospital.
NEW DISSECTING ROOM.
A new Dlssecr,ng Ru"m Is now building,
and will be finished before the Lectures
begin. It will occupy all the vacant land
east of the Medical College. Every care Is
taking to make Tins important part of the
medical school as perfect as possible. 81
hat it may furnish to The student ample
f@ncililes for prosecuting his Ana:omIca
studies. The legal enaclmenis Of the
state. so literally and 80 wisely framed
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied ia
the accomplishment Of their important OBJ
jects.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Rnston fuIv 1874
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~IPIMPROVED
ROTARY o Il.

DNtE Subscriber would just say to the
public, that he has received q large
quantity Of the Improved Rotary St're' OF
i,feren, sizes and will keep them CONSTANT
" On hand at his Store, North side OF
Court House Square.
Also, Parlor. Box and other cook Stoves
,f different Patterns.
Also, seco d hand Stoves 10 sell or Rent
cheap-also Pipe, stove trimmings &C.
would here remark that in consequences
Of the rapid sales that attended the ''npr"V
I'd Rotary S,ove the last season, II was'm'
posslble to manufacture them sd as 10 sup
| Div over one half ofthe calls; but the pun
lie NAV be under no apprehension ON '"a'
point This season, "a ! have over tour ''mps
The amount now manufactured, That hau
las, season q, This time, so that people ,r"'"
n distance NAV come without fear o' o'saP-
poln,mcnt. here omit l"ng list OF re-
concentrations. believing that the lmp'os'
ed Rotary Stnve has been sufficiently Test
ed. to recommend itself ~ this v'cin"y.
The improvements that we have maue
npon the Stove for the last season are Va''
liable; we now make the fire Pate nearly
three lines the weight of those last year
and turn the friction Rollers on wh'ch Inc
cap rests. and various ulher improvements
not necessary TO mention.
The Stoves are Cast at the foundry OF
John D. Ward. and from the best Sco'ct
and Monkton Pig, and are M, surpassed: u
equalIed, for smoothness and beauty o' M
lsh. in this section of the country.
N. 3. have recently seem lew stove:
in this vicinity called Improved Rofnr.
Stoves, that have no friction rollers under
!! the CAP, but turn upon a pivot in the sam,
manner that ! first fixed NINE: but aftel
using mine in that shape one year, iount
that it did not answer my expec' alton.
, discovered that heating The stove caused !
j to turn very hard, especially when TIT
stove was loaded-when there was a ketll'
or boiler of water upon The top 1t was al
most impossible TO turn it without spillin!
the water. ! did not at fret unders'sn'
the reason, as it would turn easy whel
cold, but finally asceriained that by heat
i ing the stove it softened the iron, and q
!. the boiler would rest upon one side,
y caused SO much friction that il was Impos
slble to use them with safety or conven
I fence. and in order to get rid fthis frc
t tlon | have placed under the ouier edge Il
D.. the cap friction rollers, and have Their
turned so as TO be perfectly true an
smooth. The few stoves above referred I
: are not made q, Wards Foundry, nel,he
r are they made from pig or remelled lro'
Y but from the raw ore, and the plates col
seqnenlIy are more porous and strggy
and the back FIRE plate Is not more tina
half the thickness Of mine. Any perSo
y car very easily tell my stove. or 'hos
made a, Wards, by the friction rollers, o
we make no others.
n WM. BLAKE.
Burlington, Oct. | 1886.
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Russell's Vegetable Bilious
PILLS,
OR Family PHYSIC.

FOR general use.ln caseses OF Janndice,
morbid sensibllity Of the stomach and bow
els. loss of appetite. ip'id breath, costive.
ness. Piles. aud all diseases arising from
hillary dernngemcnts.-also for correcting
the state OF the blood, and cleansing the
system o%flfoul and viscid humors. These
pills are a mild calhnrtic. producing neither
pains nor gripping, and are therefore a val
liable and highly approved mecicine, and
are pronounced as such BY the most dis
iinguished physiciaus.--Each box con-
talninr SO Pllls. PLicc q l.2 cents a box.
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New GOOds-Sept. 8.

TOMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash.
~ the discovery of the chloride ofSuda g.
us uses bv Labarraque of PARIS, was an adj
dtion to the resource, OF medicine ofihe NJ
most Importance as a neuiiallzlng agent. To
cnnntrract a, once the pr,nclple of decay,
winch commencing impercepiIbly. sluwiy
gathers strength. and finally destroys. l.
the important service which can be- derived
from the use of chloride of soda. when ad
mms,ercd with skill and care the d'sras-
es Of he teeth being, N the great mnjnrItv
Of cases, the result of neglect. end a grad
ual accumulation OF the principle abovc
alluded to. j. became obvious, from the
earliest experiment, that the chloride was
The proper remedy. and preferable to pow
ders. denlnfic-s, &c. of whatever kind OF
p,etension. By q chemical analysis II will
be found that the greater part OF III" chi"
rlne compounds SD extensively m use, o.
not con,aln a particle Of the chlnrlde I"
soda, on the agency of which their efficacy
must necessarily depend. The article herr
advertised is confidently Offered 10 the ex'
ANIMATION ofthe public, as possessing IN al
eminent degree. the virtue II! neuiral'zine
all that Is offensive in the mouth and breath
removing soreness and sponglness OF tn
gums. destroying The faint OF tobacco, O.
any other %effluv,a from whatever cause
10 shorl, this preparation will be found II
justify the various commendalory notice
and recommendations il has received, where
ever IL has been introduced. Just receive,
and for sale al the Variety Shop.
PANGBORN g. BRiNSMAID.
Snnlpm- & lR2G
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice aud safe ointment Is said TO
he superior to any nov in use. for that dis
agreeable and loa,hsome discase,thc ITCH
This ointment is so certain IN its ope'a''"n
hat no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not 10 be without it. 1t Is
a remedy for cn,ancons crnptioDs, scorbn'-
&c affections OF the head. or any other
breaking out which arises from sharp hu
mours in the blood. Price 25 cents a box.
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.hTnv be used in Wine or Wate,

May be used in Vine Or Water.
"HESE celebrated bitlers are compos.
l. ed purely of vegetables Of the most
innocent yet specific virtues. They are
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
md increasing the appe,ite-alsoa proven
alive against the cholera morbus. fever.
and ague, removing nausea, vomiting
heart burning. weakness IN tho breast
,ain in the stomach and other symptoms u
ia,ulence and indigestion. One box vii
inclure one gallon. Price 25 cents a box
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Ash Timber.

WANTED for The use of The Winooski
w Patent Block Mills, and to be deliv
cred at that establishment IN the course "i
the ensuing winter, the following desct'P
lions of White Ash Plank. sawed to the
gwen dimensions. square edged, sound and
free from knots. shakes or heart wood.
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VESTS PATE>T CHLORINE
.OSM ETH and PILLS,

NOR Rlngworms, Saltrheum, Scald'
head, and all Culane"us Efnpl'ons.
This article is not thrown into market like
most patent medicines, backed by some
half dozen fictitious certificates; but "
comes respectfully and honestly 'ecommrn'
ded, and is, we verify believe. all that II
claims to be; and as such, us offered I"
the public, by J. g. ]. H. PECK & Co.
Sept. 1885 agents. for The Patsntee
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Wanted, one thousand WHITE ASH
LOGS--,he standard log TO be % inches
diameter aud fourteen feet long. sound aud
tree from knots or shakcs--tO be delivered
n, the Mil during the ensuing wlnler, or
at the wharf at Burlington in the month Of
Nav. 1887. GUY CATLIN.
Burlington, ". oh Sept. 1886.
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Wool & Butter.

TIME Subscribers will pay Cash for
Il Good Clean Fleece Wool. delivered
at their Store IN Church Slreet.-They
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at one
shilling pr. pound.
LOVELY g. ABBorr.
Burlingtos Sept. l5h 1886.
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Utility.

1--WE public are hereby informed thai
Il The subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for mauufaclur.
ing starch from potatoes. and has applied
Tor a patent TO secure his right TO the same
and that he is making said machinery al
his shop in Jerico, in The state Of Vermont.
The object of said machinery is mnre ef;.c
na''y I" separate the small stones and
gravel from the potatoes in the process o
washing and in The process of grinding, ,o
reduce The potatoes 10 a more perfect pnlp
by winch a larger quantity OF starch will b,
obtained than by 'he usualmethod. S,arci
manufacturers are invited Ia call aud see
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
Jerico, June 30, 1896.
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LYMAN g. COLE
CASH FOR BUTTER.

CASH FOR BUTTER.
NNHE highest market price paid for Good
u Table Butter by
L.ATHROP g. POTVVLN.
Oct 17M 1886.
University of Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
"HE mex course Of Lectures will com
Il mence on Tuesday, November the
first, and be continued under the following
arrangements:
Practice Of Medicine Nathaniel Chapman, NJ ID
Chemistry Robert Hare, do
Surgery William Gibson. do
Anatomy VIM. E. Horner, do
insteluies Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, do
Maieria Medica George b. Wood do
Midwifery Hugh l.. Hodge do
Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Sur.
gerry are delivered at the Penn.vlvanla
Hospital and at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blockley)
The whole amount of fees is the same as
heretofore paid, notwithstanding the avg
mentaiiNn in the number of Profcssorshlp-
and Improvement, in the course Of @in.truc.
ton. w. E. HORNER. NJ. d.
Dean of Medical Faculty.
Philadelphia, July 20lh. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-25
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ps. supr. Goats Hair and Crane
AV Camblets.
10 do sup. Italian Gro de Swiss and
Chally Silks.
g. D"z pairs Ladies sup. Goat skin and
Kid Gloves.
DO Ladies D,wn Tippets, q new
article for evening Dress.
6 do Boys CI"lh Gaps.
20 ps. Rich Ch'n'z Prints, dark colors.
Heavy Buck skin Gloves and Mntens.
Luce Buttons. French marking Cotton,
Fancy Dress llandkf, &c. &c.
Just received and for sale by
LATIlROP g. POTWIN.
September %.