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ISAAC II EE

LAS Just received, from New York, n LARGE
IL ASSORTMENT OF GOODSin his line, among
which are a variety of pure Wines, Cuanac BRANDY,
-. Croix Rum, Holland Gin, jamaica Rum, Scotch
Whiskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and a plen.
'y OF other cheap liquors OF various qualities and pri.
ces.
Molnses, loaf, lump and brown sugar, Teas, Coffee,
Cinnamon, Saleratus, Bar and Fancy Soap. and
many other articles in the Grocery line.
His Liquors and wines " ere selected with care. and
after long experience and from the largest and est
of he puresl and best qualities.
He mas Sheeings, Shiriings, Cnlicos Cambrics.
Trimmings COR clothes, and many other articles but
no Fancy Goods. All Of which he will sell for the
lowest prices.
Tavern Keepers and others are invited 10 call and
exa nine. %
Burlington, (Church S,) Nov. '43.
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NE GOODS.

Ar THE NEW CASH STORE.
THE subscriber is now receiving from New York
L a genera assortment OF Fall and Winter Good.
amongst which are many new Fancy Articles.
Alpaccas, di lerent coors and lustres, Mouscline dc
Lanes, Grape de Lanes, Teisans, a new and superior
article for dresses, Paris Ceune, do do
do do Gimps and Fiinges, assorted colors
Daisy Buttons, SWISS Fancy Buttons, Cloak Cords
Cords and Tassels, Crimped Dimilv, Dimity Collars
and Cuffs, Dan las. A%rtiicinls and Flowers.
Black Chnn,illa Wells, Green do. Bonnet Caps, as
sorted, Dress Handkerchiefs and Points.
Gents Scnrfs, Cravnts and Stock, Coat and Yes
Buttons, Cords and Bindings. Broadcloths, Cassi
mers, Satiinetis and Beaver Cloths.
Staple Goods generally. Farewells Boots nnt
Shoes. VIM, uURLBUT.
Burlington. Nov. 22j, 1913. rs
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ANIMAL. MEErINC

The members of the Burlington Mechanics
Institute, are hereby notified to meet at the
reading room IN Tueslny evening Dec. 5 Il a,si,
o'clock, to hear an address and report of the
board Of Directors, to eject officers for the yea
ensuing, and to transact any other business tina
may come before the meeting. A full a,,cn
dance is requested.
BY order Of the board Of Directors,
S. FLETCHER. Secretary.
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George Petersen,
Nov. 20, lS43.

George Petersen,
uAS now on hand and for sale, 1000 Bushels Of
IL Course Western and st. Ubes Salt,
200 Barrels Fine do do,
lT Sacks Fine Dairy do do,
$50 Barrels Superiiue Flour,
200 Sacks fresh Ground Plaster,
20 Barrels Hickory Nuts, at So,
s Tierces North Shore salmon,
6 Boxes Fresh Lemons.
20 Whole, " ! and " / Boxes fresh Raisins,
Also. Fresh Kegs do do,
Soft Shell Almonds, plilber,,, Peaconuis, Pea Nuts.
Citr"n, Curance Hocum. together with one of the
largest n%ssorimcnis of K GOODS, GRO kerry
and he ever had the pleasure of offer
any article, is to call at Peterson's, where it may be
found of ms good quality and at ns low q price as al
any other Establishment. in Burlington.
Nov. %, lS43. %
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NOTICE.

The Members of the Burlington Mec!.an.
les Association are notified to NEE, at the
Reading Room of The Burlington Mechanics
Institute, o." Saturday (to-morrow,) evening, a,
8 O'Clock, for the purpose Of disposing OF the
property belonging to said ASSOCIATION.
GEO. A. ALLEN, President.
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L.YCEI1M.

A course of eighteen Lectures on CHEMIs.
TRY will be delivered at Strougs' Hail this
winter, by Professor G.. w. BENEDICT. Lee.
lures on Monday evenings. at half-past 6 O'Clock
-conmencing December llih 1e43.
Tickets for The course, for a Gentleman who
is member of the Lyccum u. 800
For a Gentleman, not a member l.5O
For a Lady so
For an Apprentice 25
Evening Tickets o5
Tickets to be obtained at IIarrington's Bool
Store.
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November Is. 1S43.

MESSRS. BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS have
lV1 the pleasure Of informing their friends and Gus.
toners and the public generally that they are now
opening a new and splendid assortment Of goods in
the WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY
line of business, to which department they intend 10
give their more immediate attention.
We are constantly making in our wns shop at Bur-
lington the best silver spoons gold bee's, rings, dc,
and receiving from abroad jewelry. watches, clocks
and other goods in our line from The best rnnters.
As the holydays ne approaching we shall be OPEN
ing new and beautiful goods suitable for presents, irr
persons of all agcs. in ri.h varie ties, and ut such pri.
ces as cannot fail tive hope) to sui, the most fastidious.
We cannot at present attend TO all our GU toners,
and to all the work that is presented, just a. we wish
IN, hut we are making such arrangements as will en-.
able us IN do il ms satisfactory rs possible.
We will not enumeraie our goods, hut simply say
that the assortment is rs complete, if not more so,
than any we have had the pleasure of nrening.
BRiNSMAiD & BROTHERS,,
Successors 10 PANopoRs & RRrSsMAlp0
"a Watch Makers and jewelers..
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GLASS WARE.

A large assortment JUS, recei,ed comprising almost
L every article in the line, such as Tumblers of df.
iereht Qualities PLAIN and moulded, Lamps IL different
styles some quite new, Candlesticks, Pitchers. Pre-.
serve Dishes round and octagon, Je lies plain and
moulded, Lemonades do. Wine Glasses do. Ocean.
tiers, water Bottles, Gobblets very rich, Hyaclnth
Classes Salts, Cruit &c. all very cheap a, the Crock.
cry Store by
Nov. 3. JOSEPH WAIT
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Nan Dar''s Estate.

Dan IDay 81"
STA TIE OF VERMONT, 'tNhE Hon; the
Distric, Of Chittenden. L ero'a'e Court
within and for the District of Chinenden: 10 ne
creditors and Others concerned in The estate Of ban
DAY, late OF Burlington, in said District, deceased.
Whereas, Heman Allen Administrator Of the e>iate
ofsaid dereasel, has male application 10 this Court,
10 ex,end the time limited tor making payment Of The
debts of said deceased, and se'ili ng said estate twelve
months from the "a h day of January next, and the
second Wednesday Of December next, Icing assigned
for hearing in the premises, at the Office Of the Regis
Ter Of thi, Court, and ii having been ordered that no.
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
news paper printed at Burlington, before the time fix
ed for hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby, notified, 10 appear be-
fore said Court, a, the time and place aforesaid, then
and there, TO make objection ifany you have, 10 the
sad time Of payment being further extended as aiore-
said.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this 18th day OF
November, A. d. lS43. 2iw3
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Daniel patrick's Estate.

> b ,riri q ch 'n""oN tro"'r.r I%'i az a:
btrl ngiun wthn and Tor The DiNr'c', aforesaid on
he 18th day of November, A. d. 1873, an instrument
pnrpotting l., be the last will and testament Of Daniel
Patrick, late Of Hlneslurph, in said district, dec,a ed
was presented 10 The court here for Probate, by John
S. Patrick and Daniel Patrick Jr. the Executors, there.
in named.
THEREFORE it is ordered hv said Court, that public
notice he given to oil persons concerned therein IN
appear before said to,rt, nj n session thereof to be
holden nj Burlington, on the 18Th day of December
A.. D.. lS43, and contes, the probate of said will and
it is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks succe. sively in The Burlington Free Press, 4
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this STATE, The lasl
of which publications. shall he previous to the day as
signed rs aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office ,hi.
18th day OF November, A. d.. lS43.
25w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ENHE Legislature of this State, at its late Session,
= having passed n resolution requesting 1.-THE
Governor To appoint n Commit Ice TO devise the hest
mode OF nlleviatng the unfortunate condition of the
Insane. who are deetned incurable, and rcpor, TO the
next General Assembly by bli or otherwise" and
the Governor rn' s,innt to said resolution, having mp
poinied The undersigned said committee. for the pnr-
pose OF oh,nining the data and information necessary
To accomplish the % jec, specified in said resolution,
we request the ovcrseer of the poor in cacl, town il
the II tie, 10 ascertain and make out n statement #
the number Of the lns,uci in their respective towns,
therein setting forth their age. ser, and procuring
circumstances, and the length Of time, and the nppa-
rent cause of Their Insanity, and the manner in which
they have hiihc To been provided for, and such other
Facts IN relation To their ri rcumstances M may he
supposed Ia be useful, in all cases designating such
ms are Imposed TO be incurabie. and transmit or de.
liver the saine 10 the County Cler, of their respec-
live Counties, by the first day Of January next, or as
soon after ms convenient. As this IL the work of hui
maniiy, inicndel IN benefit The condirion o. n most
unfortunate class Of community, it is hoped those to
whom this appeal is made. will c~heerfnlly assist the
committee in obtaining This desired information.
DAVID VI. CAMP,
WIN HEBARD, Committee.
GEORGE G. CAHOON.S
November 81. 1912.
N. B.-The Publishers Of Newspapers in The State
are requested 10 in ert the above in their papers.
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NEW GOODS,
IA " D 70
CHEAP as TIE CHEAPEST.

THE subscriber, have int re"eivei rhe!- Fall an
L Winter $ poly f staple Dry Goods an ''
Best Family Groceries-.among which may =
fornd
tolorei Camlrc., Commons and Rich Prints, Mnnse-
Inc de Lam. Plan Fig rel and Printed AIpaccas,
Ginaham Pari>lon., an Prinel Merinos.
BeraGs, White, CANT RIGS, Figured paid & corded
Ii en-, Linen Hd,f., Lace Quilting, Grrclan do, In
,er,ing and Lace Ldaing.
Fancy t%rnvat., Alpaca do, Italian do, Muf1ers,
Pocle l Hdlf f., Comforiers, and Ve>, Patterns.
Night taps, Slate colorel Gotten Hoe, Black
Wor;'ed do, Lambs Wool de-. Ca ,hmere do, and
Scarlet Socks.
Super Buck Gloves and Mi'ien.. G~en,lemen'- and
ladies' kii Gloves, Gents Rib Chemi and Wooden
Gloves, Ladies' Cash and b ack KID 10.
Wehh Braces, S per R,hl er do, Black Silk Cord,
Mohair Cord, aud Oxford Mii>, Silk and Mohair Coat
Needles, Solid Head Pins, Pearl and Bone shrr,
Buttons, Superior Gilt Coa,do, HON and lasting do.
Hoo,s and Eyes, Sill and Twi,i, Spool AMI Skein
Thread, Knitting Cotton, Uni elias, and Hor.e
Men shawls, Plaid and Rich Wool do,
Bleached and Brown Sh-ciinss and Shirtings,
Bleachel and Brown Drill, Bed Tick, Pam Co,lon
Evaunel, Roi, Roy, LlnSeys, Canvass and Padding,
Plain and Ganze Ri bon., Diaper, Cotton Yarn,
WIcking, WaddIng and Bating.
Cheml Bag, Fringe Bingham Hdkfs, Black Tahby
Velvet, Brown Linen, &c. &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
''hs""i 'yson c"W' ] ou"S 1ayoon ana Gun row.
der Teas.
ST. Crorx, Havana and Loaf Sugar.
Java, and 81, Domingo Coffee.
Pure Ground do
h" Cassia,
" Spice,
A" Pepper,
Ginger,
Premium Starch, Nulmes', Indigo, Gum C.mrhor,
Lorll!ard'' Back and Scotch Snuff, Rsppee do.
Candles, Rice, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa Shells, and
God Fish, Mackerel and Salmon, Cavendish and
Paper To, acco.
FRuIr-Box and Keg Raisin., Curan,., Citro -,
Lemons, Pecan Nuts, Brazil do, Philberls, VAIN ais
Chesnuis, dc. ~
Also, Day and Martins Liquid Backing. Pa. .,e do
Pepper Sauce, Powder and Shot, Percussion Can,
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Slate, SCISSORS
and Combs.
The above we offer for cash or rea..y paw as low
as can lie bought in Burlington. Thankful for The
pa,r' mage received we solicit a Continuance of he
same, hoping 10 retain by strict r.ttenion TO business
and integrity in our dealings with our patrons.
Burlington, Nov Z lS43.
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TEMPERANCE NEE TING.

The regular meeting of the Society occurs
this evening. An Address will be delivered by
Doct. HALL and from the known ability of that
gentleman a treat may be expected.
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0 L s
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALICOES,


To supply The city aud interior trade BY the piece or
package.
BY combining their attention entirely and exclusive.
" 10 this one article, l.. d. b, are. email lei not onlv
to exhibit a more extensive and eauiifnl assortment
than j. Re found elsewhere, (here beng NO similar
e>ialii. hmeni for prints IN The Umi'ed Sta'e.) hut 10
eel always at prices as low, and generally lower
than those OF houses who Z attention AMI mean ire
divile among a large variety Of articles.
The Stock, EN- racing Some Thousands of Differ.
ent Patterns and Coiorings. incl iding a splendid as
soriment Of French Prints, comprises all the latest
and choicest style, 10 which will C constantly added
all The new and de.ira! lie patterns n. they appear in
The market, e>le> many which will lie printed exrlu-
sively for their own sales.
Purchasers Of ihi> article will find it 10 their interest
10 examine this Stock efore iuying their Prints. II
they canno; ~purcha.e, they will at leas, have the adj
vantage OF, eein- all The new style, and learning the
, lowest mare, price.
STCa'alogues Of price corrected with every vari-
a,iUn Of he marhe,, are pm, into The hands OF BUYERS.
ORD Rs.
As La p. will keep this great assortment al all
seasons Of he year, they VI ii ofcoir.e lie al lie t"ex-
&C lie orders even in the depth Ct winer, (when other
e.lahiis hment> have no stock Of good.,) in The be-
manner, and they solicit the alien ion Of dealers TO
this very unusual advantage, which their establish
mani offers.
TERMs.-All goods are charged al net cash prices,
a. oer Catalogue which will t ,ent with all goods or
tler,i and # time is given, iniere,t is added. 5yl
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BRIGHTON MARK ET.--Nov. 90. ls43.

At Market, 5000 Cattle, (about 1900 of which
were probably Beef) and 100 Stores, 52CO Sheen
and l420 Swine.
PercEs-B Beef taHie-Wc quote n few extra a, Sd
2' % 80; Firsi quality, 81 q 81 %; second quality
$3.50 q SO 75;-third quality 50 20 a SO 25.
Barreting CaHie.-A!css 50 l2i; No. | 81 Cpl
No. 81.
Stores-Two year old So q l2; three year old sll
GI7.
S~heep-small lots at Coo, 75c, SIC, | SO, ST co.
Weailers from l25 to 50.
Seine-Good lots to rcddlc &c for sows, md SC
for barrows. Old hogs from 3 to 4c. At retail from
~ to &c.
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Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Goods

FRENCH, English and American Beaver, Broad
L and Pilot Cloth; Black and Fancy M, r;,o Tau ~"
slmcres. Sal'inetis, English and French Black and
lluc Black Satin Vestings, Silk and Wooden Velye,
90, Black Italian Alpnccn and Fancy Handkerchief
Mu,alr Cravais, Satin md Bombnzine Stocks, linn
L%erchiefs, White, Black and Colored silk Gloves
Black and Brown Merino Ango'n and various o,be,
Gloves, and Mitrins. Merino and Cotton Shirts nnd
Drawers Scots, Merino Hose, Clonk Cord and
Senlletlo. fur trimmed Cnpes; Goa. Vest, md Pan
falcons Trimmings. A large assortment of The
above goods can be found At WV
Church Street. Burlington, }
November 20, le43.
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SUGARS,


FRESH TEAS.
NIX Che + prime Hy, on Skin Tea,
~ 10 do Ezra do do do
100 Half Chests Young Hyson,
so Caddy> Old Hyson,
so do Young Hy.on,
10 Chess extra quality Old Hyson,
Thee Tsa. were selected with great care and
from the latest Irn2or n ion> and will lie sold q, New
York job! crs price. an,l irri!h'.
FOII.t1T, BRADLEY 4. Co.
Old Eock, Noy. %, lS43. Is
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NEW FIRM.

I1tlWs
TIME Subscribers having associated themselves
together for The purpose Of buying and selling
Goods under the Firm If COLE e. ROBIN SON,
nave taken the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
Lyman & Cole, and recently BY Mr.. Cole, on College
Street. where they intend to keep q general assori-
DRY GOODS & DRY GROCERIES.
And as they purchase altogether for Cash, their
friends, and the Public may be assured thai they can
receive them as iop for Cash as can he purchased in
the village. To les, the same they ore respectfully in
vited 10 call and examine their new stock of GOODS
lust received from New York, and Bosom among
which ae q large assortment Of Cloak and Dress
Goods consisting Of Super Silk and Cotton Warp,
Alp,ccss, rich and changeable Alpaca Lusier, Chu-
san, a superior article Of Dap. Royal, &c. &c.
A splendid assortment Of rich and plain Shawls,
also, q variety Of Cotton and Linen Goods. A gener-
al assortment of Furs such as Capes, Collars, Muffs,
Bons SC. Also, a large assortment Of Groceriea
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, DC. by the
Chest, Barrel, HID. or single pound.
Produce Of all kind taken in exchange for Goods.
Wanted, particularly, 10000 lbs, Fleece Wool, aud
10 900 Sherps Pelis, for which part cash will be paid
Those wishing 10 purchase, would do well 10 call
and examine our goods before purchasing sewhsrs.
MORTON COLE.
JOHN ". ROBINSON.
BarLng,on. Nov. II. isss
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MORE NEW GOODS!

ID d II. Fl. DOOLITiLE. have Just received
. from New York, an additional supply of DRY
GOODS, which added to Their former stock makes
thelr assortment very general. Their entire stock
having been Pun chased with cash, enables them 10
oiier goods on as good terms ms at any other Store
'ntown, and they are determined not to be undersold.
Cash paid for a few tons Of Pork in the Hog.
Burlington, Nov. 20, 1913. 26w6
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CHEAP FARsf FOR SALE.
A FARM containing los acres OF good Land sltn.
n n,ed one half mile north o. Baptlst Corners IN
Charlotte, with convenient buildings, VIII De sold very
low. For particulars enquire Of ey,r
Charlotte, Nov. 9th, ls43. ?4u
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CLOCKS.

A IL persons who wish to buy q Brass or Wooden
IA Clock are requested to look a, our ne1D ones, we
will sell them by the box, by the dozen, BY the hun.
dred or single, al such prices as canno, fail TO suit.
"a BRiNsMAID B. BROTHERS..
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
mn Boxes and half Boxes Bonn's celebrated
AOO brand,
80 do Pages,
GO do Irvines',
25 do Crol VS.,
Is do MiicheI's with various other brands,
selected with great care,
20 Kegs John Finders Plug,
10 do Sheep u barrn,
so Bills po n and half pound Smo' ing,
10 do Chewing, OF the mo / preferred brand.
Also, 100 Jars ezra Roe Scented Maccobov Snuff,
s u! Is Soch Snn I in small ~bladders. for
sale by, FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, 1913. rs
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M a II p q a.

III q ] ] 7 o UAe
Al Milton, on the 10Th inst. by Rev. james Dough
erty, Mr.. Epwi3 J. Coopra, TO Miss SALomE Dr7.
LER, all of Milton.
IN wiluston on the l4th Nov. by Rev. Mr.. Camp
bill, Mr.. LEEr A. Dlsnoo, Of J ,rico, to Miss Aun,LLt
CLARK, daughter Of Wright Clark, Esq.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-01

CAST STEEL.
5000 lbs. Sanderson and Bros. Axe Steel,
1000 do assorted fiat and square from I in to 2 inches
Also, w, Jessup & Sons extra and common Casl
Steel, square and fiat. for sale nv
~ FOLLETr, BRADLEY q. Co.
"a DOCK nov rs, 1873. Is
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= TONS H.. | ! and 2 inch spring steel,
- 200 pairs sleigh and cutter shoes,
100 Gro bars, assorted sizes,
1000 lbs. zinc,
10 pairs Wagon springs, manufactured to order,
80 sett wrought and cast arms, for sale by
FOLlETT BRADLEY & Co.
Old dock. Nov. %, ls43. rs
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SALT, FLOUR AND PLASTER.
OK TONS Fresh Ground Plaster,
81 100 Bbls. s%uperfne Flour,
=. 1900 Bushels coarse Salt,
$50 Bags Fine Dairy do. just received b,
Nov. l9, lS43. "a II. w. CATLIN.
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q Bales of North West and Upper Missouri RoSes
~ Cheap for cash, at COLE g. ROBINSON.
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S~HEETlNGs, SHIRTINGS. SC.
IN 0(N YARDS light and heavy Brown
1VSOOO Shpetings,
1000 Yds. Bleached Shirtinps, Sheeiings and Drills,
200 4" Dark Fall and Winter Prints, Just received
by HENRY w. CATLlN.
Nov. le, ls43. "a
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M ARSlllLES QUILTS, Counter pane. and
November %, 1913. LOVELY & StYMOiiR'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-04
FARMING AND GARDENING.

THE following works (among many others
= on hand on the same subjecls) are lately
received for sale by II. TAYLOR, many Of
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, l vol, London. lS43.
fouatt on the Horse, VOL London, lS+3.
Banbridge's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, / vol. London, 1912.
Bevan on the Honey Bee, | VOL lS43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English aud American on this subject.
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Lebig's.
Johnson's Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic Pou-
try. .}. .
Johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally
Muhlenburg on Grasses; yaux on TillDg and
Fertilizng Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manures, by Edward Rufin, of Vir-
GINA.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust.
Sorain's Practical Husbandry; Jesse Buel's Far
mer's Companion.
British Ilusbandy, vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, 1 vol octave, London.
Outlines OF Flemish Husbandry and Reports OF
Select Farms, | vol. London,
Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by r. Neill.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticultural,
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
York, 1912, and numerous other valuable works on
Iusbandry, in an its branches list to be
tnued.
Loudor's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture, for sale at So 80 EACH few copies only the
usual price being ST. June