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Pam phets containing history of the med.
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Wool & Butter.

"IIE Subscribers will pay Cash for
IL Good Clean Fleece Wool, delivered
at their Store in Church Street.-They
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at one
shilling pr. pound.
LOVELY e. ABBOTT.
Burlington Sept. 18Th 1886.
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Gilt and Mahogany Frame
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September l6. 1886.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Y5yIiE next course Of Lectures will com
Il mence on Tuesday, November the
first, and be continued under the following
arrangements:
Practice Of Medicine Nathaniel Chapman, ND
Chemistry Robert Hare, do
Surgery William Gibson, do
Anatomy VIM. L. Horner, do
Institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, do
Maer'a Medica George b. Wood do
Midwifery Hugh l.. Hodge do
Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Sur.
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(Blockley)
The whole amount of fees is the same as
heretofore paid, Notwithstanding the aug
mentallon in the number of Professorships
and Improvement in the course of instruc>
ton. w. f. HORNER, M. ID.
Dean Of Medical Faculty.
Philadelphia, July Goth, 1886.
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The Sick Mans Friend.
MOrisOn's Pills,

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which is Ilte," see that you get the genuine
Pills they are signed S. Gage at present,
(but will soon be signed II. Fitch State
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Burlington, Wall others are base coun-
terfeits. For the convenience of the pub
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Hygeian Book, kept at the Variety Shop.
A. BRINSMAID.
Agent for Burlington, Vt.
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They are now receiving their
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" at Prices and quality which connut but
please.
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FGlsLil:S T..
From the li.!.:in.:r Gazette
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN lNrELLl.
GE\tE..

II there cser MAS an iu>tAncr IN Which the
cause Of truth. justice. 'ncrc! aud h"If
we're prus,ilu,rd 10 the ,ih. ruri.,-c oi pam.
pcrng tho vanity Of ro~c' II Is IN The recent
ctec ,on N the c,ladcl Of War.aw. over he
rulu. oil Polish Liberty. az i IN .'nuincnI.l c"'-
u,nn tearing this Inscription
.::lcaandcr :. Emp.for Of all the Russ'as.
u,qucrur and BcnciAc:or "i Poland R-''s-
cd upon The comp cinr OF .nr CITADEL o! "ar-
saw. 18Th No,c,nh,t. lo:S.
The lines OF Pope.
" Whrrr l,nd' ,luu'n pointing 10 The AA'c.,
Lake Ia! bully an, :, h"ad a"4 ..",
may DC Jus.Iy apple! To 'hss proi-na''o" "i
history.
A.ihlnt c Macs from The .N'on - hl",s's
Grnnhauyn ard Sars,rr. r'n'n"n' a,'f'''-
ne Of Mualch. spite OF the sncrt. ca>t up
ON them state po,,'l,cI! that he, have d'r-
covered that vcsc a!in un Tia, s"t'acc al The
NOON extends to 10 : la, and e. ~ al Sc
coudl, that from tll' ooh deg al \. lat. Ia
the l1th nf S. lat there ar c,Idcnt trace, Of
animated beng h,.l, roads ,oi rail roads
II, ,atnu, J.rrc,,oI., Il cnl'>s,l rdIiiCc near
the lunar cqLa!or. nj m'ir"t'nan city ~
the nc,shborho d, aud I'orl',"otA Ior'''ca.
iior.
4 ia, hcrfcr. rai-cd hs the E'rI OF Carlisle,
", ll,l, killed at York. "h'ch "''s I'D
100 lus aud measured yard across 'lic
h'nd quarters
The y,Ila,nous and cowarjly practice "l
sending trunks aud boAc. ! cd with pow.
der lor Tie purpose "l Ic'"..'ns, aud 'h''
cIa,,dc.l,ncly destroying, the individuals to
whom they are addressed. has been '"'r"d|'-
cd ,u,o Birmingham. Ensia"d. but su'r'c'o"s
being excited. several person, "cr" arrested
Flcstbl was not ,Ic hssl To contr,c inlrrna
machlncs a .l,nilaf character scnl abnnl
ear since, trunk OF powder. from Nc"
York to gentleman m Rhode Island. a
6end Of this Description. should bc ourn
alive.
Mr. B DIIacli, the author "i VIVIAN Gray
the Young Duke. and man! other rem'rka
bic novels-sor, also. "f the famous author
OF Curiosl,,cs Of Literature, Cal,ml''cs o
authors, &c, continues, wc perceive. i"ma'
lies, determination To eng Z" IN The 'r"ublct
and dangerous sea OF nIElcs. Though
comuloner hImselI, pi comparatively low or
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isin-like most persons Of that description,
wien raised Iniu notice. lie Is mo .nc.itf-
Gus in support ol ,oryIsm ami arisirrac;.-
From l"c..f CO Is'lI,,c,1u, lie h.s ',c,n,ne a
violent n,onarch>t. The ,Il,i,,wm,g Is :hc
conclusion of a letter u! III, 10 the editor of
The ThIr>, d led Dec Is:
4" I'm noi s,rpri-cd. aud .ss,rcdly not
terrified, by The hostility OF he wings
They .:,ay kcrp me Out oI p, a,lIamnn.. but
ms cann.n drrrl,c me OF onr nnans Of ILL
ilnrncng pubic opinion. as l'ng as in this
c.',nr. there is free press IA blessing which
had they succeeded III Louis-Ph,li'p,zms the
country. - they ,nIcndcd, would moi, hoycr.
rr. have long afforded us II, snIutary protec-
t,cu. I,rI that | l,av. darted al c,st % C
hs'Isrn, n tn" a .'niI..r'ng sides st the Wing
Lev,a,h.n. All his roaring. aud all his bel
lowing. his ir,a,ning mouth. aud his Ia.fing
iail. viii no; daunl nc. | know it Is he roar
Of agony, and the below oI anticipated ai,-
mInIhnr,. 'hc (nam oi lrenzy, und tie con-
lnr,mn, Of despair. dared to .in ounicr the
monster n. u he " as uud0,,itd nionurch ri
the waters, aud II would indeed tc w:akHcss
to shrink from a cnli,ssion with him DOW, ~
this ncrilrd nn,n,n, uf Ills awful and ln,-
pendluI ,ii.s,hutin:..
Pa,rck &C addY, male of the Steamboat
Co,.air, winch plies b. tAcen g last and L,.-
crp,nl having gone 1" hrs r,,,m IN the n;yh,
10 make a I'lu' light Of salt pcIer. sulphur.
charcoal. &c in Vt'!rr to warn rcs>e! " hn-e
light vas observed near them, WIS with h,s
niece Sar h Morgan. WHO WAS it, the rom,
unforluual, y s'Gma'cd by The rspIosiou OF
the materials cmpLoycd
Dimsfr rs Fr'."dship nf q Dog.-A poor
man nre",ly f.lI mo a ouch nrar N"'iIng-
ham. bu. every ate npI m,;lc TO c.'r' aI- him
from his pcrilou- ~ uainp brin. resisted by
the nnpc,u"si OF Ia. i.'hiul dog the man
III a lcw hours Irri>In-d.
MIR Frazer "f I.nr I, with party 81 six
guns. l,rcly k,lh d "n he land. o.: lruy. Hear
Inverness, siNtc' u ro"drcr.
SIR John Slnclar Bart who recently died
a, Edinburgh al the age nf =, wa oni: OF the
nn.st distinguished ia.nt factors Of Grra, Rr,.
tain. lie vas II mrinhrr Of ptn, cnun
Gil, ur"ic about 100 ,nIunns ou alrlcul.
,urr. finances. NC. ami ~ 1894. "y hts
great influence raised .wo ballnI,ous ui s.l-
unlccr, each 1000 men
One OF The .tcs-r. Roth child has under.
taken ,:.c cnn-tfn, lr.u OF q rad rnad !rum
Vienna - q ,lla'ia.
4, agin palace in ono Of The great nor.
ihrru il"nughfirc> III LONDON. IL The Inflow
ius appr"Ir,n- lnhlcc -" burial club
h, r,-lc,.> arc taken ei the bar"
The earliest mp,icc t"ln,. of straw hat, in
En.i nd - III the vrr 1911.
lii. library al the Royal S.'eir'y consists
Of IL atI, 35 600 to,A. and manuscripts.
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From the Hagrrs.own (id) Courier & Enqui-~.
Many Of our readers rcc"ilccl the >..-
ing ot Plcasants "f The Rrhnnr.d Wing.
that he was compelled ,n icav" q vessel IN
which he had taken p.ssas", an acccun, Of
his olfacinrics beng snuc. .aended by the
8. .iafOlerabte stencil arising from the persons
Of n,mbsr of filthy mechanics" who were
on board Of sail vessel. For Tins exprcs-
sioo he attained all unrnviaiic TO, ,r,c,y-
bot not en- ugh to satisfy his ar,storra,i.a al
ambi,;o,. fnr he has lately gwen pub,i-i,y
to onc, Cor which he deserves hcmIcn
collar. In speaking Of the Prc,iicn,'s house
at Washington be holds tho following Ian.
guasc in h,s paper OF tho 2S,h January
Fawuing nj sycophaac, IN royal bou.
doires, may take lesson with adran,ag"
from the abode e republican chief ina.
gis,r.,e. We'll were It II ,hr pollution were
eon6nrd ~ that re-tdcncy, which WE
PRAY an acc,d.n.aI spark, or a fnsh Of
Heare"'s iightHsasg. ray speedily consume 10
tie ground'
There is more in this prayer than meet,
the eye Of tie casual reader The burning
Of the Psesiden,'s h0n,e alone woulo no,
meet his wishes-its inuaics could ind shcl.
ter IN anoshcr---,be = pollution. IL II cAi,.
- rli mus, bc ia the ,nmaie, .ni no, IN the
Aoxsf--th,s "p lu,,on"--lta, is. our F, ncr-
aba President aud his cab,e,-hr ~.sh,s
DESTROYED by fash Htaren', hshf.
Hiag" The ~rc'ch that uo Id e,yr u, .cr.
ancs 30 sneh prayer, would no, b, stat,
mn'nen'. on n oppo''unc ccc-Jio !. 10 ap-
ply th; inc niiarj ,"r.n. or Weld the as
sassin'- knit. dad oot Ia. tea. take council
ifom his co"srI tcar,. and stay Tic .liii,u'.
h1n1.
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DOMESTIC.
Iun ,h- .AIabana Jou,n:!.
T. fX ~.
SAN PHILIPPE. Dec II. lS3s

To The Enit " Of tie 4 a5aun JvuranL:
A.u,,ny of ,hr ci.izru- al Ai.han,. arr
d,rpl, inter. s,r,! in vcxa, land. :. nni .nNi.
on. t.. be ialormrd al the lr.r conditions
Of the coun,ry. iasnin write ynu an ih.,,
subject. 81. Irshu.s altogether III,
cI,n,. n,c :. appcar Ia ~ new .rapcrs. an.
n..i,nu bu, .rn.c OF ..u,y /, ,hu.c VII"
r.pcc, to leo. irum r.r. could i..ducc IN,
.o dn it.
The .ar in Texas has. i"r tho ,inr h'
ing ceased. and lrH's has gained one ~
e m"-, !cn'lid ,r''n"Ph' known !" tn
h,;.ry "i n"'lrtn "ar''rr |" ny las
Ir,rr I informed YOU o; 'hc 'nva''"n ~
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Fro4, Tie Baltimore RI PaL. can
ABOLrriONiSlS AND AGiTATORS

Mr. Piacknry cf South Csr.linn. b,
odc.ing thr rcsoluiiuns under ~hc!. The
committee has been appointed /" ~ro",
the petitions upou the subjcc. of slavery,
which have b,cn prcstn;cI - Con, .cs..
hare been referred. aud IA. sc wh,cii ana,
be presented. are Ia be referred, has tai-r,!
o hornets ncsl about his ears. an! i, j.
difficult TO say whc .hcr the Nur.i,cru Abo.
Etiohists or the Southern Asi,nioIs al,
the .nosl hostile l.. hun on account OF It,
In the course Of his remarks in Support
Of his resolutions, he is al,cG:cL - ha,
said that lie honestly aud cun,e .c., iousi,
believed ,ha. il the rcs"luu"ns were ad"p-
ted aud accompanied by calm. srsu.
menAtive report. i, would &" lat 10 iro-
duee those aIess-! re suits. the ,urpr, ssi.n
Of abolition. nLu .hc prc.rrva,iun OF thu
jnst rights "f the South. b. cutting of
., once the hnprs Of the Aboii.ion.s:s
These remarks II Nr PiueAncy are per.
fcclly reasonable. aud supp"sIns thai The
persons who have been engaged in crca-
ting and keeping alive the excitement
which has prevailed on this delicate sub.
and just.
Bu, the editor Of The United States
TELEGRAPH expresses HI" self dls.siiiird
with the views ol Mr.. P.nckn', upon the
subject. and The measure which has been
adopted in accordance with his PROPOSE
sisn. flr attempts ln rih,culc t!.c ;dca OF
putting down religious and political ilna'
a. 4 q
tive report. and undertake. to tell Mr.
Pinrknry tha, ih. Ahoiri".is,.. 10 whun
he would rnuiin- the npl ica,l"n al the
expression of religion. and p" :,'ral iAna
leism. will laugh d, bin. an; that ,he
faus,ies will chop I"slr viii ham cLccr
fully from session {" season. Mc--r-
Calhoun, II sm,nnnd. Pine! nrv. * agree
with him in opinion. or ra,herIn acton
10 relation to this u after. They have PRO
fessrd to be greatly otTca.oa by the a.
tempt upon The par, Of ,.e !.bO!itonisis t'
discuss the subject. ard Ia regard !. as al
Infringement upon the rights III the rro
pie Of the Sou,h; bat wien The friends
Of the administration enicavorc.i tu pre-
vent discussions. and /" dismi,. ic s"b
ject by silently laying the petitions uru'
the table, tho, COMPLAINED Of II, an'
charged them with being disposed 10 Is
vor the cause Of The Abnii,i"ntsls The,
nothing w"uid suit them but discussi"'
Of the subject. Then they lam, he'd ior,i
ialo debate which appeared 10 he inter
minahIr; and notwithstanding they ln.'
complained mos. loudly ot ,hc remark
ri the ibaistinnists. lhev Introduced loi,
..,;r o.5H speeches. to lc circulate
trough .lie South, extracts irof suule y
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Correspondent, of tAe Chari,,ton Courier.
3" WASHINGTON, Feb. ~

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10
"Yon sill have doubtless seen til" al.
tack made Oh Mr. Prnckncy, in the Tie
crops. in which he is charged with having
proved trcacher"us lu his party. and gone
over to the cause n( MIR. Van R, rrn.
Something OF ,he kind occurred in tho
House to-day. Mr, Grisgs, of Mns,a
chusc,,s. presented all abolition pci;i n.
when Mr.. Wise objected to its reception.
a question. which the Chair decided,
might be- debated. Mr. Wise. in his re.
marks. said. in reference 10 Mr.. P'nckncy
.ha. he ough. To he spurned andpoinie'
al as descrler from the principles Of the
s"uIl Here he was interrupted hy the
Clair, and required TO take his scat. 4
debate ll.en arose, on the question whe-
,rs Mr.. Wise should be permitted 10 60
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The public may rely upon the correct
ness of this information:

The public may rely upon the correct
ness Of this information:
81 pass to more important matters
You will wish to know how the President S
Message was received here. / answer
,ha, i, was well received, very we'll indeed.
And now tell you fact, which well
know to be true, but Of which the Public
here have not been informed, ,ha, the King
and ministers, at cabine, meeting held
on Monday, (thc A,h ius,..) after much de-
bate, c,me {, tho conclusion TO communi-
cate 10 the Government of the United
States. through ST. J"ucs. (.here being
no other way at present, That they are sa-
tis6ed vith tie explanations yire" in the mes-
sage, amt that taey' are ready to pay the mo-
ary as soon as the imer.enn G"Utrnment piK
indicate to rhOm 1t IS to be pa,d SO you
gee this .li!ticui, affair has cndcl. uuless.
as wc SOMETIMES fear The President, by
his subsequent message. upon the arrival
OF Mr. cartons drsraichrs. should. re-
new all the difficulties. I have only TO
add that the King has shown himself. in
this las, stage Of The business. as kc has
done in every proceeding one. the firm
friend Of the Uuited States, and far mere
ready tnan his ministers to settle i, as
promptly as possible.
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@tapel a,1o M~ooemaaren,
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fen, fir baor O G B ooer 2anbesproeucte ss
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feinem Gtobr in gtarf SO. 30 bifli8ern 8e
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&lee.s aars,en. 70 pie fir bic neiftsr
ancereu eances: :GtSeusaifIe, 4Usroen ite su iese'
3eit b aaT g el 10 5ahlen. ..<.. :.
%M. g., atle SOlobe, melds {seb ibes
11lOnate. burob Notsn ober ouf anbere Meife
ole itb in nuieeer SdMlo piTeu, spetoen blpf
III ibrein ei9eaen 9ausen banoeln, renu IL
ohne BerSas Nidtisfeit rnadbsn--oa MIR ent;
6lofen fno. Die ab6qabIuns ia e,ppinssn
pssbalb mir bofTsu. oa8 ATE tietbep Snteref
irte, uniern MuiTb esfjtlen anb nus Der tn
ansenet1slen 9,btbseeaoisteit Absrospsu Ceross
lbre Rebauasen Den bstrsfenosn Seausten su'
Sinfammlans 80 ibWsetsn.
OP9 EN- y lener 9ipp 9
piro 9onnenmeife uno bepns 8ufbe pereaaft,
Malflon. Sept. %, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
NQbiiletnla6ereD.

Die enpes anterseid,netsn 3sisen tiet.rie
Den 8hraern ganton's uno bem pnblifum iss
ce,baupt aebtun ,6pOl an, oaB fle obisee Oes
ibdft >iu Der Susearanas St'aBe 6 1bhren
peittidb BON s. d. S6neioers @ifsuftobr uno
osinabe seasnIber pca s. s6Ic0ste stobr)
aueefauosn babsn alpc (e bic 9tHsibnne
oslIslbsn in alIen 3weisen btab(,dti9en.
Sie .peroeu INNER etnen 8erratb g..
8ireat,s, $ifbe, 8ealteuen, &c.
balteu wslbe fIe 3u ben ansensGen-
itsn Bscinsunser estfaufeu. eeretter BON ais
r Art wsrben i'm Taufeb senvmnen peroen.
+ @iebeff,n, ourb senaue Atfmertiamfsit im
@efebaft. einen Gbsil Der bfern|iben Euno'
l6aft ga 'erbaIten.
Befeauugen Don Ger gntferteaas tperosn
oanfpar ans'uomtaen une prom4a tn fhr3sfter
3eit befut9t rpsroen.
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f.. s. s.. SoIt.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
Soebeu erb1ltfn.

Der unterSeibnete, banftar far esspieiene
sSSunit, tbut zfelnen SrsuRoeu uno benz publi'
Hum hberbnupt hermit ad,tuna6uoQ Ruub, oai
er in ben Seeitdoten MeGpost, Ylilabelpbia
-nno 8altnDr .8e,pe(sn iF, aatue CT Elm 9ldn
senoes asiTortnent ...
Svibjabr,ss uno g . ntn,an
. B aaarem
= atisefauft Sat. syefbeb st an, afteu gtanbplab
: cine Sbhre weftli6 Dom Gaaat1 nebfM 0rn.
.Jebn Bldd6 BntbShaRB2 gum Sdilo Der Clio.
: DEL erbfFnet bat. Sptgrnces nsnfa5t eiuen
2bstl isines aueseosbntenaaserS peR
Stapelaao mpo De WaAren:
Blaue, idtrparse, braune, arane. ordb, aerniid=
: te uno bablia Ehber, GaiIin,ier uno Sattinett
;1sberIep 9lrt, SOmmertabsr ano Die .eerTbis,
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s3puuets, etdiieuftbe Seiee unb eauuaB
eb.pei,er Musline. Sraa36fifdbs ginsbams,
S,orn=Rdmme, 1af0en fir 2doits, ~gabsnoifcb
1abaf, Dalstmber. @alicc'S bon ieoer eobats
tiruns. Naino Shatul; Blspitifte, 8ispersien,
Slanea, 8ett Gorb, Metsr Riee. = I
Gbenfaas: einDcafdnbiSes afortasnt
eiierner Qbfel. . !
.3uder. AafTes, Tbss, gemarss, 3ibtbm.
Sin. Btannp. Stun. "a
portmein, 9isbon. Nluseat, glars, Malaaa.
gtenorleans MolaAts. ~ -
9ltle oieie uno piele aabtse Mrtitel nerbert III
ben bill'8teu spreilen far baar -GelD oser ,qaa.
bs6procutse abseftst.
.biranl Mprs.
Carton Suni ~, 1886.