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CAUYYON!.

"a OW in consequence Of Door. BRAN
" DRETH vegetable universal Pills hav.
ing such popularity by the cures that have
followed the use o them as is attcstcd by the
thousands Of thankful persons who arc daily
recommending said Brandreths Pills to their
afflicted nelghbors. has been a cause of being
seized upon by urprinciplcd men with a view
Of ret,ing money. and who make an entirely
spurious article Qor they of course could not
make any otherJwith coun'erleiled directions.
which is palmed upon unsuspccting persons
for the genuine article. through pcdlels and
some traders on the West side the Green
Mountains, who had better be on the look out
for physIc Of a ditlercn, kind, which will be
prepared by Doct. Brandrc,hs attorney on
purpose for such impos'ors-C Commencing
'by the authority of the United Statcs,' &c.
and administered by The L. s. Marshall of
the District Vermont to the tune Of an OPP.
Grafton o. about s 900 worth Of physic.
The real Brandicth Pills cannot be had Of
any other than the authorized agents. as
ndvorteod in the general advertisements in
this pape-. The agent in Burlington is
Januar7 l6, 1888. S. f. howard
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Burlington, FEB. |. 1888.
Compiled Laws of Vermont.

'HNHIS new edition in one neat volume
r comprises all the public acts Of the Leg.
islaure ofihis State, together with list Of all
local and private acts, and acts repealed from
the year 1894, TO 1885, and is now for sale at
the Book Store ofJamcs w. Ilickok, in Bur-
lington, at the reduced price of Sc cents per
volume Lawyers and Magistrates. who are
not supplied with the volumo,are advised 10 en-.
brace this opportunity,to complete their sett
of the Statute Laws.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

u Mr.. J. Fennimore Cooper. author OF
the "Monikins," has written n letter to the
Philadelphia National Gazette. in which
he shows that SIR WALTER ScoTT and
Mr. LocKHART are by no means what they
are "cracked ~ to be-" This is very dis
ffessinr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
CONSUMPTION
IstkmN ! md C0i0rrb;

Hn that long train of diseases which seem
IA to grow with the growth of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes ,helead
IN lis relentless lnroads upon human life -
yet This dreadful disorder Is easily overcome
IN lis earlier stages. 1t is only when neg
lcc,cd that It arrives at the terrific maturl.
" which so often battles the sagaciv Of
professional science. An obstinate cough
Is the customary forerunner of The puLMo.
NARY Consumption, Improper neglect in
the timely administration of simple and
saIuiarv remedies, Is sure TO be ieprovrd
by n dreadful succession Of r0nSumpiire
SYMPTOMS: oppression Of the breast; green
ism and bloody spltlle; liberated lungs and
hectic fever: shrlvelIed cXtremltles. and
general emacia'ion of the whole body
pros'rntIon of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs aud at last. in fnl
possession of the mental faculties. and
while hope still whispers her flattering ia g
--cnld eXiremitles. and a premature death.
For the various stages Of tins complaint
one Of the most approved remedies ever
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NOTICE.

FNHE members Of the Burlington Fire
a Company are hereby notified tina, an
adjourned meeting of said company. will be
holden at J. IIowatd's Hotel. on the first
"Wednesday j'hc 7th day. of February next,
at half past six o'clock ~ the afternoon, for
the choice OF ten Wardens. Clerk and
Treasurer and for the transaction Of all
other business required by the Charter, and
by laws Of said Company.
BY order of the Wardene.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerh.
ian. o. 1888,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

A fresh supply just received by
Lathrop a. polwln, Burlington Beck
wiki C.. Dyer, Sc)esbury p. Roscoe,
New Haven--M. w. li'nsley, Monkton--
NJ. Hull, Observation-Disclosures & Wood
mao, Wullston--C, i, Martin, Charlotte
f. Lyman, FerrIsburgh-L. BSby, Ver>
gcnuc. Fletcher ~ Miner, BrIdporl-"
Hen Wright, Shcreham.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Edward POne's Estate.

NN7E the subscribers. having been appoin-
w ted by the honorable the Probate Court,
for the District of Chttcndcn, commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust The claims and
demands OF all persons. ogains: the estate of
Edward Pope. late Of BURLINGTON in said Dis
tticl, deceased. reprantcd nsolvcnt. aud also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day of
the date hereof. being allowed by said court
for that purpose. VIC do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business of
our appointment, lat lhcdwcllng oflra Sh,tuck
Inn Keeper in Burlington in the said District,
on the second day Of April, and eth day of
June next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of
said days.
Dated, this 9th day of December A. d.
1887.
GEORGE A. ALLEN, Commits
Y HARRINGTON sioporc
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BED CURTAINS On Saturday night,
the curtain Of the bed in which Mr.. Senn.
Tor Linn was sleeping, OF Washington city.
caught fire and he narrowly escaped with
his life,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Burlington, Nov. "a, 1887.

D OBERT MOODY IS now RECEIVING
~ from New York all extensive supply
of Hardware, Saddlery, HoIoware, Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, and Oils which he
offers to the puoic cheap for cash or short
credit, at the old established store, north
east corner of the square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
North Hero. Ian. &c, 1888.
.JOHS HAND

vs. ~
HosrA 5. BATES. Term 1887.
VIZ llEREAS John Hand, of Essex. in
w sad County of Chntcnden. at the
March Term 1885, of said Court. com
menced his action against Ebenezer Pat,
ridge and Hosea b, Bates, both of said
Essex. therein declaring against the said
Partridge and Bates, in plea of The case,
on note dated, II Jan. 1882, for the sum of
seventy five dollars payable to SAID Hand
or order by the first day Of June. then
next, with interest after the 18th Of April,
1889. Also, one other note da ed Jan. ~,
1882, for seventy.five dollars, payable to
SAID Hand in sacable young cattle, under
six years old, by the fourth of Oct. 1888,
with Interest after the first Of April, 1882.
and which notes have not been pad-lo
The damage Of the Plaintiff, three hundred
dollars, which said case was entered on
The docket Of said court at the SAID March
Term thereof, 1885. and continued from
time TO time until the present Term. And
II not being made to appear to the Cour,
that tic SAID Partridge has had personal
no,ce of the service and tendency of this
SUIT, II Is ordered by said court that further
notice be given Of The tendency of this
snl, by publishing the substance of the
Plaintiffs declaration three weeks success
sive|y in the "Burhngton Free Press" a
newspaper printed in Burlington. the last
of which to be thirty days before the sitting
of said court OF their next Term, which
shall be deemed sufficient notice to the
said Partridge to appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Burlington. in said County.
this 24lh day Of January, 1888
VIM. NOBLE. Clerk
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FREDERICK G.. HILL
VS.. Chittcndcn Coun.
UDNEy u. PENNlMAN }ty Court. August
Trustee Of Term 1887.

ODNEY -. TENN MAN Sty Court. August
Trustee Of Term 1887.
Francis DEvEREAu.
kN1I1EREAS, Frederick G.. Hill, Of Jerico.
w in said county of Chi,,cndon. common.
ccd his action on note against Udncy II. Pen.
niman, Trustee of Francis Devcrcau, of Col
chester, in said county. an Ascending or con-
ccacd debtor. in which the said Hill declares
against the said Francis in plea Of the case,
stating that the said Francis on the 10Th dav
ofOctober, 1880. made and delivered to Asa
Eddy, John f. Munroc and Asahc Hooker.
his note, wherein for value received he prom
iscd TO pay them or order by The 25th day of
December. 1880. with use, the sum Of five
dollars, which said note the said Eddy, Nun.
roe and Hooker, afterwards endorsed 20 Luz
Their Cleaves or bearer, and the said Clcavcs
sold and delivered the said note to the said
Hill. who is the lawful holder and bearer
thereof, and Of all which the said Francis had
notice, and that said note has not been paid,
TO the damage ofthc said Hill fifty dollars and
further stating that the said Pcnnman has in
his possession moneys. goods, rights and
credits of the said Francis TO the value Of fifty
dollars; which cause was entered on the
docke, Of said court at the March Term there.
OF 1888, and has been continued from term 10
term until the present term. and it not being
made TO appear to the Court that the said
Francis has had personal notice of the service
and tendency of this suit the said Court
ordered that further notice be given of the
pcndcncy thereof by publishing the substance
of The Plaintiffs declaration in the "Brijng-
ION Free Press,"a newspaper printed in SAID
Burlington. three weeks successfully. the las,
of which to be thirty days before the sitting Of
said Court at their next Term. which shall be
deemed sufficient notice to the said Francis
Dcvereau TO appear and answer thereto.
Dated a, Burlington, in said county, this
Gath day of January. 1888.
VIM NORTE Cvcrt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

TNNHE stock Of Goods lately owned by Mr.
a. Lcmucl Curtis. together with the Store
and Shop now occupied by Mr.. ID. S. RUSSELL
and the land on which the same stand, have
been conveyed to the subscriber to be sold for
the bcnft of certain creditors Of said Curtis {;
and as the same must be sold at all events those
who wisl, to purchase will be enabled to make
great bargains. The goods consist of a very
large assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY.
CHINA & GLASS IT.ARE.
And will be sold cheap. The Store and
Shop, are very cllgbiy situated, in the bu.
slness part of The town. A credit will be
given for part OF the real estate Also
for sale as above, one Horse Sleigh. n
Chaise, t,co single Harnesses, a one Horse
Wagon, a Saddle, &c.
NOBLE LOTELY.
BWfngton Feb. |. 1888.
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SALMON.

RT ORTIZ Shore Salmon III tier ces ant
" barrels. for sale bv.
LATHROP g. POTWIN.
january o5 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
ID l T. ID

In Mddlebury, on Saturday evening the 27h u,
Of an inflammation of the bowels, Edward Turner,
A. NJ, Painter Professor Of Mathematics and Nat.
ura Philosophy in Middlebury College, aged Al.
Capt. Robert Elliott, an officer of Tie Revolution
died on the 4rh ult. at his residence in Mont
gomery CO. Va. at the age Of los years.
In Hinesburgh on The 10Th ut, Mr.. Jonathan
Agier, hero Of the revolution. aged 76 years,
greatly beloved by all who knew HIM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Motto Seals. Ivory Paper Gut

'crs &c. a great variety Of glass seals. with
notices good impressions, Ivory paper knives.
brass seals, red and black sealing wax. red
waters, india Rubber. satin ground English
letter paper. fine imported and American let
ter and cap paper, billet paper, good quilts,
paints brushes. &c. &C. for sale AT the Variety
Shop. PANGBORN d BRINSMAlD.
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MI A II II ITI ID

In Mdilebury, on the % ult., A lonzo P. Vain.
right, Esq, To Mrs Levnr Hcnrd.lcy, daus liter OF
iona. wainwright, Esq, all Of Midlebury.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

GEORGE A. ALLEN, ! Commits
V. HARRINGTON, sioncrs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Juuicial district.
Court

INHE STATE OF LOUISIANA; To all whom
= these Presents shall Come, Observation-Disclosures
William 'lacke, having purchased at sale ma lie
by the Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans, Tire propert,
hereinafter described, has applied TO the clerk OF is
court whose office the deed of sale was recorded
tile 5th day Of Mai A. ID. 1888, for monrion or adj
vertsemen in conformity to an act Of the Legislature OF
the State oi Lou ma entitled "AE act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at Judicial saes ap
proved the 10Th day oil March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
herein. hereby cited and admonished IN the name oil
State Of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who set up any right title OF ciai in and III
the property herein er described consequence Of any
nformatv in the ORDER decree Judgment Of the
under which the sale made, or any rreg ularity
i'll galtv in the appraisanents and ADVERTISEMENTS, in
ne or manner Of sale, isr other defect whatso-
ever; 10 show ca"se within thirty days fAom the day
this nonton is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale so made should not be confirmed and homoo
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff OF the par.
sh oresaid on tho I'D day Of ,pr, A. d. l,38, ny
virtue OF decree OF tins cot,t, rendered N the Sd day
of March, A. ID. 1885, in it entitled William Mackey
vs. amuel Bell Mo- 5,535 Of the docket oil this court
at which sale said William Naekey became the pur
chaser for the price of $3i'O0, cash
Description Of Property given in ina Jadfciaf Con
veyan %, VIZ.
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
ines and improvements thereon, situated IN the parish
of ,,rlesns, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Pau and Delord Streets designated by the No
,, ON plan drawnhy C.. +. Znpel. Deputy Surveyor
General on the 10th December, 1881 and deposited a
plan No 10, in the book plans Of Felix ima, n"tar,
public SAID lot 90 feet II inches front ei
New Ievee street, rs feet depth on the side adjoining
lot Nc g. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on tn
side adj ming the property now, or lately belonging Il
N ioodsle. aud 10 feet II INCHES width in the rear
where ii fronts alley If three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, $50 and 9.
Jerks Office, II May, 1888
milo G W EVILS Dep Clerk.
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ikUSP It's.
.NfW EDITION or TIE CIJIL CODE or
LOUISIANA

LOCISl.7.N.1.
1T has been for some time made known the pubic
Z that the subscribers engaged in preparing ion
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
They were from the first, OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF the ork
and it was not without great hesitation that they con
sentcd 10 the undertaking But the present edition
amounting to bout three thousand copies, and which
had cost tine State than thirty thousand dollars
was entrr y out of print For than Two years
past, the usual pice Of the work has been from thirty
! to fifty dollars.
1t is system of written rules which SO Immediately
operates upon every individual Of the state. interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition of much property coming to liz from
other states, thatunl Ike almoS. other ueatise upon
l'w-it is as much the textbook ard nanAal Of the
merchant aud the planter, it is of the private gentle
man and the professional advOc tie.
Fhe lawyers of the ad Joining states and in fact Of al
those states upon the Ohio and Mis- ssipp rivers which
find mart for their produce in Louisiana have fire.
qurnt necessity of reference TO the CODE and make
indispensable requisite to their libraries; and in the
cit, of New Ore ms the book is To l., found in
the merchants counting room, as up he desk Of tile
Judge or the table of the att Iinev. 1t surprising
therefore that the first edition OF lie work quick
ly disposed Of and although mere reprint of il wo
in some measure supply the public necessity, yet it
would be imperfect and unsasfact ry unless annotated
with references 10 the Reports aud Statute in Urrr to
EN- race the numerous amendments which have b en-
made by the Legislature, and the important DECISIONS
and constructions which haze been given upon
its articles by the Supreme Court
The publishers have secured tor the general super
intendence and editorial department OF the work, the
professional services OF Wheelock UPTON, Esq. a
me .her of the New Orleans Bar The Hon. Judge
Bullard JUDGE Bermudes. and Hon George Eustis,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course their
,tuics and practice and to MIR Il Jennings, the part
ner of Mr. upoi who is also engaged in the work, Geo
Strwbridge, Esq has presented the great of ete
renres contained in his Office coy of the code, and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
o. his Distinguished prote ssioual Iabors The PUBLISH
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EgAR DWARF.
~ MAGAZINE STREET,

JosEPH KNETTLE, { Co.Niinpor,ers Of F. .s; -
- and Domestic Hardware, are rSceeiying from ny ~,
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the Manufa"
turers an extensive assortment Of Fancy and Heny,
hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low. '' "A'''
Country Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine their stock which Consists, in part. of mill
butchers, pocket sadders straw knives plated ami
Brtanl1 tea nina, hooks aud eyes, sh,
iata and japuned ware, brushes, blank books and ra
rer looking glasses, hnvils vices screw plates b,nJ
frdge and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American ah
English blister cast shear, German and cro,vlev ,cI
plough mouids trace, and log chair wasdine Lsu;s
lana and grabbing hoes Mattocks PICK axes. com nd
gruss Soy thes, Collins Kings and Simmons chonn;,.
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails cotton ad woo
cards. coffee and corn mills,plsnes and pln; Wv"
els, gsuges, locks, sad, irons, hooks and h
PISTOLS shot, powder and liquor fuks per
powder. tea, fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pad ocks, bride
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VoL.-vI No III
T4lE r. DK:DA STAGE COAI Ill
sTcAMBOAT LINE
go go - 80

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta tGcoJ
T EANES Mobile every other ia, inme'.iseiy after
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per this
steamboat EnELlSE, to BIakely :oaches to Pensacols
Steamboats, per Pensacola Ray St Rosa sound and Choe
txachie River and ayl to Ced,r Bluff coaches theme,
via Marianna, Cl,attaocchee, formerly Noun. Yer.
non Banbr I,lye, Pinder,on; Hawkinsvle and louis
vile, Augusta passenger takn his seat at Mo.
bile is in danger Of being thrown out or losing n.
DA LINZ; is but one concern and under one col,ro
throughout, and may RELY vJ1TH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta il time ssec6ed through sl wealth
and any season. unless some most unforeseen catas
is carried ~ this route The Agents for sccomn,oda.
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SAINTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-1ust
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-yiz:
5000 feet of glass; best quality, from 8Xl0 u 23H28
br keys; 2ldoz Japanedf tins for sigIs;6OOOb thrago;
70 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe also oOO00 and
oo, do cases green in POWDER superior article
40 do Ill cans large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and quaty sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, flted '' with all necessary brushes;
artists teols &c.
Flake and rmnitr white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice
sorlment of paints, dry colors OIL urpentne, vafnsh
&c. for sale wholesale and reta at the lowest prices,
by MONDELLl,
nOQ & hmm a.
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DIR w. EVANS CAM mill Pill. ).
THNHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole


Il sale and retail at New York prices, Of KEGS q
DLANGE. 3 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following DIS
Dyspepsia in all its 70, ms; bilious and liver al
ilicons, in every stage and Degree female sickness,
particularly the Incident 10 mothers huor
abus fever and ague Incl lent crnSam 'tiaus or de-
cnes whether of the liver or lungs, hea ache or gidd
ness, loss of appertie trenoa ineratlnn or
delirum remens spas odic affection Of all kinds: rheu
ma,ism, whether chronic infammatory; nervous or
bilious srers OF every variety; scroua, salt rheum
and all botches bad humors, and mrdre c"mplexinns
of the skim re llessuess night, end daily rritaby
and melancholy; the summer complaint, aud cholera
mous diarrhea in grown pers ms; worms and iai-
lency with bal BREATH chorosis and papatons OF The
heart and head changes o female constitution: nhh for
inpaire and dsorganized constitutions in either sex
which have not been pc nty relieved by anv other
medicines sns lie trial of DR. w Evars medicines in
any of these cases. will produce such Effects will in
dictate their incompatible uperiorty and induce such
Them will insure speedy and unauestona-
bic Directions for accompanying them
Numerous certificates Of cures will be shown, as from
the length of the catalogue it is impo sibe give them
publicity through the medium of a newspaper. ~ DR.
Evans catalogue there upwards Of IS 900! cases,
and in this city refer many persons VIII" have
leen eeved and in some instances entirely rured Of
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills
n 1,,
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FOR NEN YORK.
louisiana and New York Line of rackeis.]
IL Is Is rs! III


TgNtlt. ships composing this Line will sail from New
4 q leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 10Th november, and to insure the
sctosl puncluaity in the tine OF sailing, the line
" i'll hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship IazOO, Captain l'rask to leave the 2ul nov
Ship LOuiSrWe, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on the 9TH
beccmher.
Ship Huntsri2c Captain Ellri'lger leave on TIC
18th Deccuh /.
Ship tIchs6urg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
st Jan ierv.
Ship His tS$,ppi Captain Davis, 10 leave on the 18th
January.
IL The above ships are all new. of The first class
cnpered aud copper fastened and upwards OF 3oo tons
burthen, of light draugh of water, being bu'lt IN
New or expressly for the r'dr. The price oil pas
sage is Fixed a, one huadred doars. Their cabins are
fitted upon the most improved and convenient plan, aud
Fl isned in neat and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided aud every regard had
the comfort and entire satlsac OF passengers, who
will please take notice that berth can be secured I'M
til paid TOR at the office of the consignecs.
These racb Is commanded by Captains well rS-
periencpi in the trade who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate hey will al
all times be towed up AID down the Mississippi by
steamboats and the strctest puHctuaity observed IN
the time OF sailing.
The ow lers o these hips will not be responsible tor
sE let en- parcel pac age sent by put ON board OF
.em unle regular bill OF ladng he signed therefore
at the counting house of tie agents or owners. Fer
u BEIN & A COHEN;
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A ('oer.ion Of 'ooqual Phrases on every topic ne
re,,irl :, litntata converSahoI arranged nhurr
,t,.pt lda, ,ltn numerous remarks on the pecuuf
.,ogru.ttbn an nse bt various words. The whole 81
l-. a la cunSla ably to facilitate the acquisition 81
-arr-ct prjnnnciu oi Of the French. by Bonar, Il
new cditio.,; revised and corrected.
scIrc,l6n Of Tie hundred of PERKINS, Tables, accom-
panied with kry, containing the text, literal and free
,ranslaon arranged in such manner as 10 point on
VI Inference gat~een the French anu tnglish idiohl
su figured prouiication of the French according te
the best French works the subject The whole
,ecede BY short treatise on the sounds OF the French
Language, compared with these Of the English
pronouncing French Primer, or the Scholar ,'ili'
10 the accurate pronunciation and t-thography OF t
French Lang e. containing its elements according
the best usage ~ Bernard Tronchin Ist received a'
or salei v VIM MckEAN,
nv Cor Camp Il Com sts,