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Utility.

NHE public are hereby informed that
d the subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manufactur-
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 eifec
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 10 more perfec, pulp,
by which a larger quantity OF starch will be
obtained han by The usuaImethod. Starch
manufacturers are invited To cali and see.
SYLNANUS RICHARDSON.
Jerico, June 80, 1886,
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Elerir Vegetal Balsamique
N. H. DOWNS

PROFITABLE BALSA.MIC ELIXIR,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough. and all
other diseases of the head, chest aud lungs.
Pamphlets containing a history of the med.
icine-a sketch of the diseases for which it
is recommends -cerlifcate from unques.
tionable sources ample directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each bottle-may be had of any OF the Agen>
cies, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist, ST. Al
bans, VI, wholesale Agent and joint proprie,
tor. The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
Burlington & Po,win, James
Smith s. Co. and r. Moody.
HnesJurgh-A. S. &, ID. G. Weller.
.NiHon-Wellington, Whitney II Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
CharloHe-Samuel II. Barnes, and mos
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun
try.
! ST Adams, July 70, 1886. f
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DIED.

In johnson, on the 10Th inst. Sarah Coolidge,
daughter of Mr. Chester Whiting, aged two years
nine months and twenty one days. Her death was
occasoned by being burned, her suilerinss for a
few hours, were extreme but now
The pains Of death are DER,
She swee " is released,
And, landed on the heavenly shore,
She will for ever rest.
In Huntington, on the 23h inst. Of consumption
Mrs. Harriet l.. Clough wife Of MIR. Calvin ClouS',
aged "a years.
She's gone, we trust, 10 realms above,
Her sayior's smiles TO share
Hopes best fruiton there TO prove,
Which she had cherished here.
The editor ofthe Morning Star, Dorer ~ H.
as requested, &c.
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Harvard University.

vENllE Medical Lectures in Harvard u.
n nlversi'y will begin at he Massachu
sets Medical College in Mason St. Boston,
the first "Wednesday in November next, at
IA before 8, 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 such students as may remain, with
out additional fec. 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.. Bigeow.
Midwifery and Medical Juris-
prudence, DR.. Charming.
Principles Of Surgery and Gin.
ical Surgery, DR.. Hayward.
Theory and Practice Of Physic, DR.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered as
usual on the cases in the Massachusetts
General Hospital,
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BROKE

INTO the enclosure of the subscriber
Il about the 18th inst. one Sorre Horse
and one bay llorse.the former having three
white feet, both apparently bout five years
old. The owner Is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
EZBON SANFORD.
WiUision, July 81, 1886.
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To Printers.

VsVilE subscriber wishing to engage ii
Il another branch Of business, offers bis
Printing Establishment, together with the
building he now occupies, for sale. Terms,
one half cash in hand, the balance in one,
TWO and three years. To any one DESTROYS
Of estab fishing himself in business, the
present is an opportunity such as rarely
occurs. Further particulars will be given
on application. II. b. STACY.
Burlington, july 81. 1886
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Medcalf's Patent Compound
Oil for Painting.

A perfect substitute for Lnseed Oil for all
kinds of Painting. is offered TO the public by
the subscribers with the fullest assurance of
its utility. 1t is now about eight years since
it was brought TO its present state of periec-
ton, and during that has been extensively
used & tested in every way which Linseed Oil
is used for painting. for inside and outside
house painting, on brick and on wood, and
for coaches, signs, boats &c. As for spread>
ing and drying for inside work it is not sur
passed, and for body, and durability in silua-
tons exposed 10 the sun and weather, it is
warranted far superior TO the best Linsecd
Oil and being light colored renders ii prefer.
able for white and all other delicate colors.
One the first painting establishments in
this city of more than twenty years standing /
say in their certificate " Having used Med
calf's Patent Paint Oil do certify that more
surface and better painting can be done per
gallon, than when mixed with pure Linseed
! Oil. This oil forms a combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that does not
decompose and rub offby exposure to the sun,
and by experience of two years, we are war
ranted in saying that painting done with this
| oil, will stand the weather much longer, and
remain unimpaircd, when painting done in the
usual way will not, and for oil cloths, we think
it surpasses every thing that we ever used"
John n. Fassett has purchased the right to
make and vend the "Patent Compound OIL
in the following States, viz Pennsylvania
New York, Massachusetts,, Vermont, Connoc
tcul, New Jersey, South Carolina, Ohio
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, and cautions
all persons, against any infringement, as every
offence will be met with rigorous prosecution
The price Of the "Patent OH will be on
quarter less than Linsecd Oil. 1t is warranted
md sold wholesale and retail by
FASSETT, SELDEN CO.
Dealers in Paints. Oils Varnish, &c. POI Rive
street Troy N, Y. August o. 1880
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The Sick Mans Friend.
MOrisOn's Pills.

Or,be real genuine HygeianUniversaI Mes
dicine of the British College Of Health, ia
packages of /, 2, or dollars, can be OBJ
tanned in this town, only of the regularly
appointed Agent. AS you value " health,
which is llfe,' see that you get the genuine
Pills; they are signed S. Gage at present,
(but Will soon be signed II. Fnch) State
Agent, and A. Brlnsmald, sub agent for
Burlington, VIAL others are base coun-
terieils For the convenience of the pubs
lie, they will be, with the Powders and q
Iygelan Book, kept at the Variety Shop.
A. BRINSMAID,
Agent for Burlington, Vt.
Jnlv. 6. 1886.
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&SygSSs 'ssszaass
SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.

LII
We are gratifcd in beng able to an
nornce the fiual and satisfactory settlement
of the difficulties in this County relative TO
tbo late Senatorial nomination. We last
week announced the resignation OF the
gentlemen heretofore nominated--an act
of generous and patriotic self DENIAL on the
mart of those gentlemen that entities them
70 the respec, and confidence fthelr fellow
ci,izcns. The two Convcn'ions--Whlg
and Antmasonc--m together at WINS
ton, Yesterday, and unanimously agreed
upon JOHN VAN SlCKLEN,JR. and
HARRY MILLER
This was the largest and most imposing
public meeting, as we are informed, that
has taken place in Chit,enden County for
many wears. The bone and sircw OF the
land were there and the universal feeling
If NIL rood men and true was, that all
persunal differences, prejudices and partla
tiles, ought to be, and must be, sacrificed
on the altar of principle and the pubic
GOOD. This union Of true men--Qf he
friends Of Harrison and Granger-is an
omen of the soundness OF Vermont. We
shall now " 90 ahead" as one man. and
Vermont will be placed along side OF her
western sisters, whose splendid trlumphs
in the cause Of the Constitution and liberty
wc have recorded in another column.--
ONWARD--ONWA ARD.
"previous to the departure of the Indians
from this place, for their destined home
ncross the Mississippi, several very serious
disturbances took place, and too acere SHOT
for mutinous conduct. Georgia paper.
The two who were shot, we presume,
clunr TO ",hcir native land with greater
tonaci,y than the others heart broken and
less energetic. BY the way, while our
readers have been peruSing the accounts
from the South of steamboat after steam
boa, sailing Cor the high up rivers toward
the base of the Rocky mountains, crowded
with many five hundreds of Indians, some
of them in chains, torn from their own
council.fres, aod the graves OF their fa' hers,
has no unbdden tear dropped over their
fate! How many stirring appeals in behalf
of the Poles have been made through the
American press! How much sympathy
have we expended IN their behalf! And
how many ana'hcmas. loud and deep have
the American People poured upon the head
of the Emperor Nicholas for banishlng a
few hunircd OF the rinCleaders of tho lnsur
gent JIcs to Siberia Yet there Is none
TO mourn for Logan The Indians arc as
good looking men as the Poles Gnd has
made of one flesh all nations Of men They
love their wives and children as well, ,hcir
country and their liberty. And yet, while
we weep over the sutfrrlpgs of few nun
bred semi,artars great way off, we tear
up by he roots whole peoples, and Danish
hem at Inc point of the bayon",. Has the
Emperor Nicholas done more? Ay, has he
done as much ~ Y. Com .4dr.
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Watches
DR. B. J. Heineberg

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhab.
IA itan,s of Burlington and Vicinity that
he has opened an Apothecary Shop in
Church-strect, two doors south of the
Bank Of Burlington, where, under the care
of regular and experienced German A.
po'hecary (whom Dr. II L, has lately engag,
ed) Doctors prescriptions will be attended
to at all hours; and where simple ant
compound medicines may be had in all pos
sibe varieties. in addition to this, DR., II
has also on hand choice selection of per.
fumeries, which he will sell at reasonable
prices
Darlington. July G. 1886.
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For Sale.

nayyA A HOUSE and one acre Of
a land with a wood shed. barn, la
sHsH good orchard and we'll Of water,
80 - situated on Marstrcet, within
quarter of mile Of the Lake. Posses.
sion given the 2;s' of next April. Terms
very reasonable and made known at G..
Marsh's Office. A. JOSEPH.
Burlington, Aug. 0, 1886. 4w
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VNHOMAS'S OMNIBUS will COIN
n mcncc running TO the Falls tlis day
three trips ger day.
Aug. 10, 1896.
Review of Burchartllsm.

A REVIEW OF "SERMONS. AD.
IN DRESSES &c. &c. by Rev Jcdcdi-
nh Burchard " by Rev. Leonard Whiting
ton of bnryport, with extracts from
The Christian Examiner, and the Bapt lists
IN America, by the Rev. Drs. Cox and
Hoby, for sale by
SMITH & HARRINGTON.
July 90
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Burlington Female Seminary.

Y II II T 1T UWU w TTIGT ] VTTTI VUTTITNCU
Il ces September 18th. Pupils should
enter at the commencement Of the term. -
Mr.. ID. A. BRAMAN will have the charge
of the boarding establishment, which the
friends of the School believe will be con
Quoted to he entire satisfaction of patrons,
Applications to be made TO the Principal
MARY G.. GREEN.
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Commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
M Il the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chtenden, commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate of
DAVID ATJTOOD,
late Of Charlotte in said District deceased repre
scented insoveni, and also all claims and demand:
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allow ed by said Cour
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business of our appoint
ment, AZ the dwelling Of The wi low of the said de-
ceased in Charlotte in said District on the first Fri
days OF November & January next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of July A. d. 1886.
PITT F. IIEWEFT, 4 Commits.
GEORGE SHERMAN, sioners.
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MARRIED..

At Grassc Mount, on Monday the 22d inst by
the Rev. ]. X. Converse, Mr. GEORGE FOME'
ROY of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss ABBA 5.
rOrWlN, Of this place.
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Elegant and new Patterns,
Swords, Epaulelts, Sashes' Belts ana most
kinds of of Military Goods, Fumes, eocke's'
&c. and all new articles, OF this summer
purchase entirely. ,.
July o.
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ELOPENENT.
Alfred DAVIS Estate.

y
To the Hon. The Probate Court ,for The
Dist. Of Chiuenden, comes the subscriber
administrator ofthe Estate Of Alfred Day
late Of burlington in said District deceas-
cd, and represents that The personal estate
Of Tie sqid deceased aoiN not be sufficient
to pay the debts thereof and hereby
MAKES app'icatjon 10 said Court, far Ii,
cence to sell real estate for that purpose.
I'm. b. .MU,NSON,
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate
District Of ChHtendcn, IS. { Court hol
den at Wlllslnn. in said District, on the
lst Monday ofAugust A, ID. 1886. 1t is
ordered tina, an account be taken Of the
debts and also, the proceeds oflhe persona
estate of said deceased, and tina. the heir,
and all persons concerned in said estate
be Motif d to appear before said Court or
the first Monday Of September next al
WilIey's Inn in Willston, aforesaid, t(
give bond for the payment of debts, ant
show cause why license as aforesaid shall
not be granted and that such notice b'
given by publishing the above application
three weeks successfully, as soon as ma!
be in the Free Press newspaper printed
in Burlington, in said District.
Given under my hand, the day and yea
! first above written,
G.. b. MANSER, REGISTER.
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N O r | G. T..

A LII persons having demands against
IA the subscriber will please present them
for payment by the 18th August. All those
indebted will of course take the him.
HARVEY DURKEE.
Burlington, Juiy 28, 1886.
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N'ETV DTSSEC7ING ROOM.

NETV DTSSECTTN'G ROOM.
A now Dissecting Room is now building,
and will be finished before the Lectures
begin. 1t will occupy all the vacant land
eat of the Medical College. Every care is
taking 10 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 Anatomical
studies. The legal enactments Of the
state, go literally and so wisely framed
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied to
the accomplishment Of their important OBJ
jocts.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston, July, 1886.
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SALT
rHIs DAY RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT TIL
Ladies' Shoe Store,


6O pairs Williams Leather Pegged Welts.
so do do Kid Walking Slips.
100 do Superior do Slips, city made.
so do Children's morocco brogans.
% do Williams stout morocco walking
90 do do Leather pegged brogans,
40 do do Seal sewed'
o. do super. Kid Paris slips.
Is do Spring do slips.
90 do Frecnh morocco do
o. do WINS stout walking.
70 do do Calf pegged brogans.
90 do do Morocco slips.
20 do Children S morocco boots,
IS do WINS Seal pegged 5rogans.
Sc do Spring prunela slips.
% do WINS leather sewed walking.
10 do Misses morocco pegged slips.
70 do WINS calf spring walking
80 do Ladies aud Misses calf slips, extri
ou,Ii,v. ID. A. BRAMAN.
burlington, Aug. 10, 1886
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EVAPORATED from this town, be
IA tween Two days, not long since, one
BENJAMTS THoMp,oN, a Steam Doctor,
who is indebted to US IN the sum of Sl5.
by RENTING Us the amount Immediately
he will save an exposure of certain darh
transactions, which it would be very un-
pleasant to mention.
Burlington. .4ug. &c, 1926.
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New Establishment.

TENiIE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public and his friends generally, that
he has taken the store recently occupied
by Mr. John Abbott two doors south Of his
old shop, and has just received from New
York 4 well selected assortment of
Ladies' Boots s. Shoes. Misses,
and Childrens'. &c.
Of all kinds and descriptions. lie has also,
on hand and is now manufacturing from the
hes, materials Genllemcns' thin Boots,
Shoes and Pumps; thick Boots, Shoes and
Brogans. In short every article in his line
made on short notice, and as cheap as can
be afforded for cash or short approved ere
DIT, and all rips mended gratis.
ID. S. RUSSELL.
N. b. Wanted Immediately two or three
first rate Journcymen Boot Makers to whom
the highest wages will be paid, land constau
employment. ID. s. Il.
Burlington, Aug. ~, 1886.
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GHELL COMBS g. HORN TWIST
- COMBS. A new assortment of Shell
side Combs, and new style Horn Twist
Combs. Also Qnijl Back Shell Combs
lust received a, the Variety Shop, by
PA>GB1RS & BRINsMAID,
AUGUST o. 1896.
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Dissolution.

TllE copar'nership heretofore existing
n between the subscribers, is dissolved
from this date.
J. S POTWIN.
ID. w. INGERSOLL,
Aug. l6, 1886.
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University of Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

M El)1CA IL DBG IL M EN L.
rFNHE next course Of Lectures will com.
H. mrncc on Tuesday. November the
first, and be continued under the following
arrangements
lrnclice oil Medicine Nathaniel Chapman,M ID
Chemistry Robert Hare, do
surgery William Gibson. do
Anatomy VIM T.. IIorner, do
institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, do
Matera Mcdica George Il. Wool no
midwifery Hugh l.. Hodge dis
Lectures on CT meal Medicine aud Sur.
gerry are delivered at the Pennsylvania
Hospital and at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blocklcy
The whole amount Of fees is the same as
heretofore paid, Notwithstanding the aug
mentallon in the number of Prolcssorships
and Improvement in the course Of n.truc-
ton. w. f. HORNER. NJ. d
Dean Of MedlcaI Faculty.
Philadelphia. July 90 IT, 1886
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A TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION.
IA embracing an inquiry into the infu-
ence cxcrted upon it by jpurnies, voyages,
and change Of climate. with directions for
the coEsumptve visiting the south Of Eu-
rope, and remark: upon is c'imar G "a APT ed
for general readers; by William Swee,scr,
NJ. ID. late Prof. of Theory and Practice Of
Physic in the University of VI. Fellow Of
the American Academy Of Arts and Scicn-
ccs, aud of the Massachusetts Medical So.
cety. For sale by
Aug. 10. V. HARRINGToN.
II ONG and short, silk and co,,ons stay
EA Laclngs; SILK and Cotton Boot La.
cings, Patent and common Elas,ics, Bone
and Ivory Eyle's or corset rings, harrow
Whal cbones. Brass Wooden Steel and
Whalcbone Busks or corset Boards, India
rubber Suspcnders, Vest Springs &C. at
he Variety Shop
PANGB0RN & BRINsMAID.
August II.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28

ciful Redeemer, and with the full assurance OF
an eternal reward in the mansions of bliss on
high. And although she suffered much bodily
attliction during her last illness, yet her mind
was composed and calm as summer evenings
be- and in prospect death she was perfectly
signed to the will Of her Heavenly Father: will
ing to live or to dis as to him seemed best. And
when death approached he had no tcrrors for her,
but with 4 holy resignation of soul, she commit
ted her husband and three small children to the
care and into the hands of mcrciful Redeemer,
and bidding them an affectionatc farewell, with
an exhortation to all around to meet her in
Heaven, she breathed her last on earth, and, we
doubt not, took her flight to the saints evarlast-
ing rest OH high.
Blessed arc the dead that die i'll the Lord,
from hcncctorth; yea saith the spirit, that they
may rest from their labors, and their works do
follow them" d.
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DIED.,

At her residence III Darlington District, on
"Wednesday tho 18th inst. Mrs. HAEEIErr j.. Nc
CALL, the wife of Mr.. George W. Mccall, and
the Youngest daughter of Thomas Harllee, Esq
late of Marion District. In the death OF this
amiab!c woman her affcctionate and devoted hus-
band and her three small childron have suffered
an irrcparablc loss her brothers and sisters have
lost Kind, af1ectionate and beloved relative; and
many Of her acqusintancrs n warm and devoted
friend; and the Methodist Church, of which she
was an exemplary member, one otits brightest Or
nancnts. This lovely and gracious woman has
boen called to rest when all her hopes, prospects
and anticpatons in life were bright and Halter
;np as the sun shine of Spring.-Sho had mum.
hered but Il few months over twenty-five years OF
arc when death closed the scene and snatched
her from time to her reward On bigh. But
death loves shining mark" and shining
one, in this instance, he surely had,-onc so
briqht ia virtue and spotlcss intcgrity-so glorl.
ously apparallcd in all the graees and comforts OF
p,lirion. that the monster was robbed OF MS
sim. and the dark cold grave obtained no veto
~. She was for several years professor, and no
ds;bt & posscssor OF Religion, and adorned her
profession with a.! the graces OF the christian n
spirit. And as she lived SO she died, with full
and unwavering reliance on gracious and meT-
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The Silk Culturist.
AND FARMERS MANUAL.

AN
Published monthly by the Executive Commit
tee of the Hartford County Silk Society, at so
cents per annum. Volumes /. and Ii.
VlHE object of this publication is to dissent
nate a thorough knowledge of the Silk bust
ness. The cultivation of the Mulberry Tree in
all Notwithstanding Silk Worns-the produc-
tion of Cocoons-reeling and manufacturing
Silk, and Dyeing the same. The publication
will contain a complete manual Of the Silk Cul-
ture from sowing the seed to preparing for mar
ket-Sewinc Silk and Twist-and will keep the
Cu,turist advised with regard to the progress OF
the enterprize-the formation Of Societies and
Companies. Enactmcnts of Legislatures for the
promotion Of the object, and facts, and expert
inents of individuals. II will also contain choice
articles OH new and interesting subjects connect
cd with agriculture.
Tup Cv,ruR1sr was commenced in April last
and there are now published Fire Thousand
Comics monthly, with rapidly increasing clrcu-
Iat;on ARRANGEMENTS have been made to furn-
;sb the First volume to those who make early ap-
nIication for the Second. Earth Volume will
contain ninety-six quarto pages. One dollar
forwarded TO F. G. CoMsTocK, Secretary, Hart
ford, Conn. free of expense will pay for both vo-
lumes or fifty cents for the latter. The second
Volume commenced the first Of April. No SUBJ
scription received unless paid in advance,
knowing tho great difficulty ofobtaining, ge-
nuine Seed at a distance, the Secretary of the
Society will forward White Italian Mulberry
Seed for 1000 Trees, to those who are subscri.
hers TO the First Volume aud order the Second
and to such as subscribe for both Volumes before
the first of July next. 49,, ;,
Newspapers copying the ADORE vill be entitled
to the second rolume.
U,prroRp. CoNy April 1886.