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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
AT PLArrSBURGH BREAKW WATER.

5000 Feet of White Pine Timber To - sawed
or hewed as may he required from II 10 l6 inches
square to average IS feel in length no stick 10 be less
Than 25 feet in length
A portion of Oak or Elm may be substituted for
Hemlock and Cedar in lien of White Pine.
To be delivered l3 the Isl of August I'D the 10Th
Of August and 81 the 20lh Of August.
The above Timber must he straight and sound, not
less than u inches nj the small endlhe whole to be
subject To The inspection, acceptance rejection of
the Agent of the Government
Approved security will be required on all contracts
entered into, Persons making proposals will reduce
the same to wiring, endorsed Breakwaer Propo-
sns) STATE the prce of each stuck, and name their So
curiiy.
Payments will be made follows On the dellv.
ery AMI acceptance of timber S0per will he paid
20 per cent beng reserved for the fulflment OF the
contract when The whole will be paid.
Proposals for the Burlington timber TO be lodged
with \. B HASWELL, AGENT at Burlington.
Proposals for plattsburgh Timber to be lodged with
@. w: HUGHES, Agent al d. l.. Foquets Hotel,
Pnitsburgh.
The United States reserve the right OF taking The
whole OF any part Of the Timber above described.
G. w. HUGHES, Capt. Cor Top Engs
Lake Chnmplaln July 4, 1874.
+ = All communications must he post paid,
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From the Southport " r. american.
REV ARD

ESCAPED from the custody of the L0cofoco party
by whom he was held, prafessedl,. to await The
Justice which the Wings Of the Union were pre-.
pnrns tc Ssil upon him. little fat Dnchman. known
by the name of Martin Van Buren,, alias Little Maai.
waid, alias slippery Elm lie had on when he e,ca.
ped Free Trade coat Tariff small clothes, nm anti
Annexation cioah and hat sadly battered by SET
vice IN the campaign Of 40. A liberal reward will be
pad for his return to the keeping of said T.ocofnco
party or to Thos Hart Benton. hirh Sheriff of old
ilunkors," where Justice can be administered up
on his head As strong suspicious are ndulgcd HAT
he has been Pois-ed of by foul play further ber-
al reward Will be pn for the discovery and apprehcn-
sion of the adcrs and nhettors in the nrfaoie trans.
action. THAT SAME OLD COON
Loo Cabin ldcs of Nav
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

O. We had the pleasure of attending last
evening, the Sale Of the " FEMALE AID So
CIETY" connected with the NJ E. Chm ch,
held in bower erected for the occasion,
beautifully trimmed with evergreen, inter-
spersed with elegant flowers. The Ladies
who conducted its arrangement, truly mcri-
ted the generous patronage they received,
for the spirited animation manifested in the
whole affair. We understand the object of
this Society to be, to assist the Stewards of
the Church in iquida,ing the debt recently
incurred in the purchase of parsonage s.
and il they continue in their work of benev-
olence with the same zeal that has thus far
characterized their efforts, we trust they will
not lack the continued patronage of their
friends.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
From the Burlington VI. Free Press.
CARD.-TO TIE OLD SOLDIERS.

CARD.-TO THE OLD SObDltkS'
John stacy tenders his compliments TO MS bie'hteh
oe Tho Revolution, and requests all such who may nt.
tend tho grand muster on the 2bh to break orenu
with him ut the residence OF his son, mile north OF
the town. June 20 ISii.
MI. STACY, of Burlington, veteran OF the heVo,u |
ton, takes it for granted, of course, that his surviving
eomtais sell attend the Wing Grand Muster. ihe |
Wings % l7i6 are Wings of 1911. And they and ther
descendants have especial cause to rally nghns
K Polx, the migrate descendant of tories who' tne
TO his instincts and his inheritance, voted stehuHy
against the Revolutionary Pension Law.-Aib' Jour-
Even so. Within the circle of our ac-
quainance, almost every old soldier is
thorough Wing, and an ardent admrer OF
Henry Clay. Twenty of them dned to-
gcther on the occasion above alluded to, and
all, without exception, bore unequvocal tes-
timony of their ardent attachment TO the
great Statesman, who, in the essential ele-
ment of the civilian 1--WE use their own Ian
guagr,( "bears a nearer resemblance TO
Washington than any man living" The
fact that Mr.. Polk has uniformly voted
against and opposed the pension law, cons'i-
tutes, indeed, a sufficient reason why he
should oe regarded coldly by them; but their
alteration Of Mr. Clay has broader and
deeper foundation than that. They love
him because he is true TO the principles OF
the Revolution, and the consistent, able adj
vocate of those great measures which alone
can realize TO US true independence as ma
ton, and its attendant blessings They re-
garded the very declaration that "all men
are equal'' as involving the whole question
of protection per Sc. 1t spoke into exls-
tenco a new state Of being for man. 1t
stripped nobility of its titles and estates; it
elevated the oppressed and down-trodden to
an equal participation in the honors and re-
sponsibilities of government, and pledged
him reward for his labor, corresponding
TO the new condition Of his being. 10 Sc
cure this was the moving principle OF the
revolution. For this they fought for this
they still contend; and any man or party
that talks Of " free trade" or hcsita,es about
protecting american labor against the squat
id poverty and degradation from which the
revolution rescued II, is regarded as false to
the principles for which they fought. 1t
this respect they regard Mr.. Clay as deepl,
imbued with their princip es; and his noble
conduct during the late war, as well as hi
subseqnen, political bearing, have had Tho
effect TO fAscn those Old men to Kim witt
ties stronger than hooks of steel. But il on
friend Of the Journal will make il in his way
TO call on John Stacy, or any one OF tho
twenty old soldiers who convened on the oc
casion alluded to, he shall find his faith con
frmed and his arm new ncrved for the con
test which is to settle the question wheihe
our fathers fought in vain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
HARD WARE.

CTRoNGS d. Co. have received and Offer 70 PR
- chaser~ very general assortment o HARD.
WARE, amongst whac may be loAnl tho following
10 wit
N,rfolk and American Lache,
Che. and Window Di!uI Hinge,
Wire Check SPRING,
Morce BE Crank,
CurIcd Bell Sprng-,
Bel Cranks, IIou,c Belle.
Band, Tower Flat spring, Square and Monkey
Tail Bolts,
Tfphk and Che. Handles,
Garden Tlates FIRE Iron. Bench V.c'~.
Brass Bottoms ON plaics, Jarau'd d..
Screw Puc,. Hat and Coat Pin,
Black Hooks and Hinges
Shutter Screw, Sul bs and Plate,
Pal Lock-, Trunk do, Cupboard Co., TIL do,
Chess do.
Long ,han,cd aud Con huser.,
Brace, and Bus, Bcvl's
Frmer CHI eli, joncrs Nor'.ce and Socket DO.
Goug.., Bras livilcrs, Giwhet-,
Single aud dou ie Plane Irons,
Compass, Grating Hand AMI Ripping Saws.
Knives AMI Forks. Carver, SiCe>. 4 rcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Kniyes, Pruning DO.
Puc.ctnnd Pen DO.
Taperic, Mil do. fat Ea,'arld 10. half round 10.
Horse Ba- p., Bra Bu''s Curtain tiug - bell.
Tap" Measures, Halter Chain, Sad Irons, Tad
Pr,i,, Ia e Spoon, Table tlinres,
Cutting N'pper,, Bead Avn, Sab Fasteners,
or, screws. liam Vices, 7rowe's,
Stcr Yarl,, SO O 100 ID ., Grill-on. Sauce pans.
Euamcj Mas in Kettle Bellows Pipes,
Bed KEYS, Copprr Wire, $ rev puhe., Axed DO.
sab Roller. PrciocS,, Iron square, stab Go.
Wood Saw, anl Frames,
rew.er Cor',, nms orer., Go''or ,ryers,
| Settle. G Tao -, Fryna pans,
RAJ Trans, Box and Ivory K %,
T,y Hoe ladr DO. S"r,r Driver
I Mahogany Knobs Strap iIamme's Carpet DO.
Screw Wrruchps, Br, al fia'rhet>,
Singing do. Brass SIX mners
|
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MONTREAL AND BOSTON
ItAHR ILSS

rTNHE subs ,ribers have made arrangements to send
l. mess nger from Boston to Montreal and hack
once a week each way, via. Burlington, Montpcer,
and Concord, n. H., leaving Boston on Monday and
Montreal on Thursday, for the ion of Spe-
Gle Bank No,e,, and other valuable packages. Par
tcular attention paid 10 collecting and paying Noles,
Drafts, Bills Acceriances, dc. dc. All packages 10
lie marked Nrg & Co. and Walker 4 Co., Elk
press, aud 10 lie lell at the counting room OF j. & j.
II. Peck n Go.
VIRGIL & Co, Montreal.
WALK r & 20, Ro,ton
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T. FAIRBANKS,
GEO, b. CHANDLER
CA RID.

The Ladies Of the Female lid Society Of the
NJ. E. Churnh, feeling grateful for the unex-
pected patronage they received from the citi.
zens generally, at their Sale yesterday, would
thus publicly tender their thanks.
Burlnuinn. Inly 5. ISL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
VIEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

JJAS removed 10 the new shop opposite the old
IL Bank, where he i prepared to meet the calls Of
and most f, huuahc style. tIe has no empty GA,
to make nor he >ay bat that hi work may some
times parake fthe I'm Perfection which characterize
all things of human structure; but h> he will say,
that 80 years experience has gwen HIM some conf
t.nce 20 that he links he cumpe'c with mos, Of
his .iuhl ur- with the last and d,ci fnui with the
self praising pen. At all events h> customers shall
run no risk Tor if work l. not good he will male it
pood Now n heretofore, he tcarrdntS his wor, to
give GOOD sali>iac ION, or he will male ati>tacon.
BOOTS AND SHOES
or every description, con family on hand and mann.
facrre TO order, Of good STOCK and superior work
manship.
Burlington May 49, 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
Edmund ID. McrriaGi's Estate.

WE the h,cr ers hovng been appointed ty
w the Honorable The Probate conr, for the Dis
irict Of Grand lie, commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims al demand, Of all persons.
against The estate OF EDMUND y. MERRIAM. late
of Souh Hero in sail Ni,trc', he easel repre- cncd
in-olvent; ami also all claims and demands cxhib-
Iei m l>cu thereto; auI six months from the day
OF The date hereof Icing al Owed hy said court fcr that
purpose, we do therefore hereby notice, thatwe
viii attend to the hu,nc<> OF appointment, a, the
dwelling house Of the WIDOW Fanny Merriam. in laid
Suuh Hero, on the 18th day of September, ISL.
from 10 u'cI OK, A. NJ. ill ) orlc'S p. II,
1914. ORANGE Phelps. ,c
g.: AENLG y -LANnNN Lo.mm.
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Erastus lsliss' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Prolale Cour
District Of Chit enden, s.. for the District Of
chfrnlen: 10 all persons interested in The Esa'e
Of tE\S l.; BLISS, lac Of Essex, IN sand district
drc"A 81 GRrErINa
WHEREAS, Truman Shrl,en, administrator Of the
esae Of the deceased, has made Application 10 said
co rt to cxcnJ The time INN for se NJ said
Ia anl paving the dehrs due from ali estate, one
year from the 18Th day otluly H. and also proposes
t. render an acco nj If hl> administration to said
cOurl
WnEEEuPoS, the court aforesaid doth appoin, the
scrond Wednesday OF IDLY, lSit for hearing and de-
r'dn" ON ,arl arbitration AMI examining said a.
cont, at the ol'e at the Register Of sad Court in
Burlington, IN sad district, anl doth order that all
persons neresciic uot.Hcl thereof ~ pul lta'lOn
OF this orlcr three weeks Successfully, m he Bur
llngton Free Pres, newspaper printed IN SAID Bur
llngton the la,' OF which publications. 10 lie previous
to SAID second Wednesday in July lSii.
Given Under my hand al salI Burlington this Goth
day OF June, 1871.
3 We WIN. WESTON, hgistsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
I TEMPERANCE.

It is expected that Rev. JOHN PIERPONT.
OF Boston, will lecture on Temperance, at the
Court House, on Saturday, July 6, at O'Clock,
T. Mr and on Sunday, at the Unitarian Church,
al 5 o'clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
WANTED,

I n exchange for Flour, Salt, Tea To- acco, Dry
l. Goods ofevery kind, or Cash, few thou and HIS.
Of good clean Fleece Wool, for which The best market
price will paid, by | COLE d ROBINSON
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Luther IOomis' l2statc,

bi,,r'i Of CRi1cnicn, y. \ Court he'll at
B.rlngIon, IN anil fer sand District, on the 29h day
Of me, 4. D. 1874 Present, Charles Russell, julie
testament Of LUTHER LOOMS, late Of Burlington,
in said District, deceased, Icing presented 10 The
Court hereby j Ohm y. Pomeroy and Henry I.oom,
the executors therein name', FIR probate; The saul
tourl do'h apponI the fourth Welnes iav in Ju'v, 4.
d. 1874 al 10 uclcc in The forenoon at the o1icc Of
the Re9s cr of aid Couri IA >s Burlington furrrov
ing >ad vii; AMI doth order that all person, in,rr-
este or concerned 'horan he notified to appear be-
fore said Court al the time AM place aforesaid AMI
then and there contest he pro a'e OF sal wi" j! hey
have cau,e tor which p1rru-e SAID court doth ri her
order that public moi e tn 'repf lie given ly PUBLISH
inI his order in the Free Pres, Newspaper printed
al sad Burlington, three wcr>s soc,es>veIy previous
10 the time appointed for hearing.
Dated al Brng on, IN the District Of Chitenlen,
the 20 h day flame, \. ID. iSii.
4 We CHARLES RCSSEII. .T4dge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
LEAD PIPE. dc.

LEAD PIPE. dc.
> TON s Lead Pine 70 /. in bore rolls Sheet
, cad; II cwt. sheet ZINC; so Bags Shot assort-
ed Nos. by STRONGS d. 20.
June Is, AZ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

A correspondent of the Evening Journ"'
gives VERY good account Of the late Con-
ven,iou at this place, but speaks of 40 as
very liberal number 10 be accommodated in a
private house. We assure him, that in not
few instances individuals lodged nom 10 TO
$50, and fed from two to four hundrcd-and
did il cherrfully too.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
CANDIES AND soar.

z, BOXES sperm Can1le, 20 do TaIIow Can1es
- 20 do Bar soap, , do. Castle ,oao, 3 do. Fancy
toile, do, 10 de-. >hIvnS do. ~ sTRONGS Go.
June ii, "A.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
COLE q. ROBIYSON

nFFER for sale large ,sormcnt Of SPRING
~ aud SUMMER DRY GOODS recently pur-
chased for cash at the loves, market prices. They
will receive in payment for the same, cash wool or
nice Dairy Butter for few weeks, after which they
will be sold for cash at prices low enough TO insure
ca 81 trade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
ID i q d ,

In Johnson, April 9Th, LYDIA T. KELLuM, wife Of
Jonathan r. keIIum and daughter of VIM. and Mary
Bryant OF Palermo, Me aged 81
blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"
PrnlersIn Montpelier VI, Ohio and Maine are re.
quested TO copy.
In Mlddlebury, on Friday, the 2s inst, Mrs
llANNAH WAISwRIdHr, wife of Edward Wainwright
and daughter Of the late Dr. John Edison and Susan
pa Edison of West Randolph, VI IN the 3ith year oil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
NHW FIRM.

IT w. GLIB wonld inform the public that he has
formed connection in the Soddling business
with Cot. Bal Boyniun. Business will be conducted
at the old stand under the name of
4. w. GIBB G. Co.
They N tend 10 lie in 'iuntlun al all times 10 a..
commudute customers with any article ia their line
ON the mos; rea >onahle terms.
They will engage that it shall lie 10 the ntere,' d
any gentleman to come twenty miles to purchase $40
Frstrat double harnc.se, for S95 cash
Hncsburgh, Is h June 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

CTRONGS d. Co. have received and Offer to pur-
- chasers a very General assortment o HARD
WARE. amongst wh.c maybe lolnl tho following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
RINlIIlI.

a BOUT he Goth May last an nlen'ei boy. namel
"a Charles We I. This S 10 f,rIId all person, lar-
boring or irl-tug him on MY accent, Hs shall q M
all his earnng~ and pay deb Of his contracting.
f.. VI. RUSSELL.
Charlotte, June 60, lsii. 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
'INES iVD RIDING STICKS.
''' BRINSNAID & BROTHERS.
I'D T'E&AV EIaIa1EEEsS

DARTIES visiting Canada, viii find
l. WATSON's HOTEL,
ST. Johns. of the largest and most comfortable
houses IN the place.
Carriages IN attendance on the arrival of the
Steamers.
Extra horses md carriages in readiness for Cham.
blce iiighgnte Springs, St. Adams &c. Charges
vere moderate.
st Johns me . tth 1871. I'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
NO II &c Il

Tie Kcv' JOHN PIEKPONT, q Boston
proposes to address the people IN the subject Of
the Abolition Of Slavery, ON Friday, the fifth
day OF July INST al = O'Clock, p. NJ, in the Uni,
tartan Church in ihs nLace.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Trustees of the Burlington Female
Seminary are requested to meet a, the house nj
lion. WIN. A. Grswo!d, on Monday next. the
oth instant, at O'Clock p. NJ for the purpose
Of making ARRANGEMENTS Tor placing the school
on permanent basis.
july 5, l5iA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
SOLOMON \. >aniord's estate.

HOIuuilI y. ~NNIOIU ; tNIdIt'
WE the >u,cr her, having cen appointed BY the
w HuuorA lc the Probate Count for the District
ct Chitendeu, Comm Suner> I" receive, examine
and adjust the CLAIMS AMI demands OF al lersun-
against the estate OF SOLOMON n SANFORD, late
of Hnesburgh, in laid District, decta ed, repre>cnei
ir>uleent, AMI also all claims or demands exhibited in
of, thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof heinz allowed ~ sand Cont for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give no'gc that we WI attend
TO the business OF our appointment, at the dwelling
Il Narru Leonard, M II no. yr-h in ,aid Di,trci. ~
the ii Monday OF July and Oc'o er neNl, al 10 .
clock, A NJ. ON each OF SAID dag,
Dated, this 29th tav of Nav, 4. H., ,S'i.
52w3 MARVIN LEON lRu, ,.ou,
ASA FORBES
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REN[OV AL.
CABINET w ARE,

Of the best quality; such a SOFAS, SECRFTA
MES, BEAUREArS, DINING Tc,, Centre, Wor,
and Toilet TABLES, STANDS q BEDSTEADS, and
all kinds Of work in hi line.
,rFNIo>t kind, Of Country produce and Lunller
received in payment, or approved credit, 3nd very
cheap ior Cash. SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, May 2Sth, lSii. 50
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COII los Y.
HURRI! UURRiI! HURR1 r.!
UP AND DOING!

l The Peoples Aoen' al the Ch-ap Tor Cash ami NO
mpr> onncnt for Det Store. What! Keep down
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
SIT dyED

ENROM the pasture Of Lyman Hall Esq. of Shell
burn, a BAY FRENCH MARE, Hack man
and tall star in The forehead, little white under the
saddle, few white hairs on one Of her tore feet cas.
cdby wearing tecr, her fore legs little Lent, square
trolter, shud forward. Any information given to ti.
subscriber will be duly rcwu'cd
HORACE WHEELER
Burl in rton Juoc l. 1Sti | w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
L'[OL Il.
nnBll. supertne Flour, 20 half larrelS do.
| wv June II; 2 STRONGS & Co.
MILITARY GOODS.

VFRNoNT Militia, Infantry, Artillery AMI o'hel
' Bntun>, Swords, Epa' let, Plane, SALE
Belt. Pi~,os, Chappeai> AMI most other artire- III
the line FOR sale By 50 BRrSsMtrD & BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
ICE CREAM.

Tee Cream Trerzrr., Je, Molid., aud Wire dish
l. cover. tor "a G hv
july 4, ~. 5 BRlNSMAID g. BROTHERS.
DREPARED Cocoa. verluic IL, Glove, uuines,
L starch, super or quality, lndjs dc. "
2 STRONCiS & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
ST'Rl l'ED.

iron the subscriber, on SATURDAY, The 25'h INST.
L an IRON grey French HORSE, long ra short
name lister ON he acL eau Ell by he saddle, with
bind >hues o. Whoever will return sad Horse
shall lie suit iy rewarded. -
CHARLES RASCOT.
She,lrne Cl,is Nav % 1911 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

TAR, 10 Bis. North Curoua, ~
L MAY H. 80 S1RONGS & ca.
\ LARGE assortment of !anc, French Css nierc-
y for Cont summer wear. Tweed aud Sumner
Cua's ut COLE & ROBIN sons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
FANCY GOODS.

NEW styles Li4At ami Oar, Sl',., Bs'z lrines.
y PRINTED Lawns, Mouse it La. e., French eng
hams ana Prints, full assortneul u.l re'ciyel :
ii. W. CALM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

NO /! ('lL.

WHARFAGE, STORAGE and FORWARDING
w by the sub, crIl er al the New Wharf
ENOS BlINN
Bullngto Nav 1911. Is go
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SUG.iRS.

~ BBi. s. Porto Rico nnI Mu.covaio SUGAR, also
- / oai, Lump, PoH dereI and cru he sugar for
sale nv $. M POPE.
June a. Al
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rRlNSMAlD {, BROTHERS,
Successors 20 PaS3noRS & HRissMAIo
y R-Cln,h. and Na,.hrs nv the OK
Ne. G.. ssAH'EaBSsT% s. CD
DRiPERS &. TIfLORS,

No. y, PEGS Bul ing,
ITAYE returned from New Yor; W.'h their Sprn1
l. Stock. comprising an as, rmpnt uf careful " e.
lc.el VESriNGS, a few chorce SSINERES,
an an extensive a>Sortnicnt O: TRIMMINGS.
NJ. G. RATHgCN, [. F. WARP.
Nav %. ! 81
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-25
COLUMBIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

, COLUMBIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
TIME annual course of Lectures in this institution
i will commence on the first Monday in April and
contiue four months. During this period full
course Of medical instruction viii be given, under
the following arrangement:
.qnatony and Physiology.
Thomas Miller, M. D., and 8. G. Smoot, NJ. H.
Surgery
w. P. Johnston, M. D., and J. II. Causten, M. d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
fas A. Holmcad, M. ID. kfs ~
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women aud Children.
M FlodDardo Howard, M. d.
Maseia yMedica, Therapeutics, and Pharmaceaic Chem
istry
Johnson Eliot, M d.
The lectures will be delivered at the Medical Col
lege, corner Of 10th and E streets.
Tickets for the course to be obtained of the Trea
surer, Doctor Eliot.
Clinical instruction will be given usual at the
public Dispensary.
w. P. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
A. HoLMEAD, M. D., President
Secretary. feb l9-f