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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
JOHN STR OTHER, C.
January ii, lS47-2m faulkner, Atty.

VIRGINIA I'm the County Court Of Berke
ley, January term, lS47,
John Hoke, ...... pitt.
Abraham B. Gorrell, SC. dts.
IN CHANCERY.
VIIE defendant, Abraham B. Gorrel', not
u having entered his appearance and given
security according to law and the rules of the
Court, and il appearing to the Court that he is
not an inhabitani of this Commonwealth, 1t is
Ordered that the defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in April, 1S47, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that this or
der be published in the Martinsburg Gazette
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Court House of this County.
JACOB VANDOREN, c. B. C.
January ID, l847-2m miller, Atty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

NgpWhy is boot-maker like gener-
Gus Jockey; .Aas; Because he is ready
TO give YOU boot
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Written for the Western Continent.
MR. JONES:

HOW HE SPECKILATED, AND WHAT
FOLLOWED.
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VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaneery for Berkeley County,
February Rules, 1917,
Leonard williamson, Ex'or of Elizabeth Files,
deed, pug.
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IN CnANCERY.

against
Mary Martin, John Martin and John L. Russ
df1,
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Frederick Claycomb, John Myers, Jacob My
ers and John X. Robins, Ad'mr of Catha
rine Robins. decd, distributes Of Conrad
Claycomb, decd, DIS.
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VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Superior Cour
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun
ty: January Rules, lS47,
John Green, Ex'or Of Conrad Claycomb, de-
ceased, plf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

VIRGINIA In the County Court Of Berke
ley, January term, lS41,
Jacob Swarz, plf
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attornep at 1am,
Oysters

UST received by G. RAENHAL
~ Sept "a
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IN CnANCERY.

John T, Swartz and William A. Sommer-
vile, dts.
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VIRGINIA. lin the Circuit Superior Courl
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun,yi
January Rules, l847, NJ
Jacob Bashere, pt8.
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A Copy -Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Feb. IL, lS47-2m Lee & Lee, Attys
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IN CHANCERY

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
ofI.aw and Chancefy for Berkeley County,
February Rules, lS47,
Israel Robinson, on behalf of himself and 9th
ers, heirs and distributes oflsrael Robinson,
deed, plfs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

SIR HENRY was bred by James Bahgate, Esq,
of Long Island the breeder of Medoc, Midas, Gyp-
sey and other Horses, distinguished in the annals of
the Turf. He has taken more premiums, after loser
competition, than any other American Horse hav-
Ing received besides numerous county premiums, the
FIRST premium for the best blood horse, OF the n Y.
State Agricultural Fair several different years-the
last at Auburn. Sept. II, 1916 upwards OF fifty
competitors, admitted to have been the finest show OF
horses witnessed, even in New York. lie is full
sixteen hands high, and very muscnlar weighs eleven
hundred and half in ordinary conditon;s OF bright
chestnut color; was never in the harness or on the
Turf; remarkably sure oal gcttcr, perfectly sound
and healthy and in the vgor OF LIE: lie was got by
Henry (the competitor OF Am Eclipse in the great
race on Long lsland) he by Sir Archy and he by i'm
ported Diolned. SIR HENRi'S dam-the dam of
Prospect, Sir Lowell and LIT lnlantry--was got by i'm
ported LIT. Infantry IA son OF ENGLISH EcIIrsE) gr
dam imp old MESSENGER, (the sire OF the dam OF AM
ECLiPsE and celebrated as gcter OF roters); g gr
dam Bashaw q. Z. or. dam imp, TRUE BRITToN, said
to be the sire OF the orgnal" Morgan. Imported LIT,
Infantry bred by Richard Gnlslon, ESQ., of Clan
don in Surrey, and was got by Eng. Eclipse his dam
by Feather; gr. dam FLYING CHII.pERs
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires by reference to the Eng. Stud Book, Am.
Turf Register both in possession OF the proprietors.
SIR HENRY S colts are unrvalled for speed, bottom,
and STYLE OF action mud command higher prices road
slers in the markets OF Troy, Albany and New York
than those Of any other h % he following ih notice
Agriculturist, edited by A. B. Allen, Esq, who is well
acquainted with both the horse and his stock
''SIR HENRy-We have received circular from
Nessrs Lucius Sanderson & Co, of West Milton, VI
Informing US that this fine, well bred horse, will stand
al Burlington the ensuing season. SIR Henry has Ia
ken several premiums at the annual Shows OF the N
Y State Az. Soc Celebrated as the Vermont Horses
already are we think, if duly patronlzed, This superb
horse will leave a stock behind which will add still
more to their reputation as roadsters
MIR Hodge, Of Cambridge, n. Y. an experienced
and obliging groom, who has taken care Of Sr Henr.
for several years wilhaye charge oihn this Season
| Good nasturape will be provided Tor mares from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
Sands sarsaparilla,

FOP TItE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CTJHEOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
An INPIRE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
VIZ:
v,of,,,, n, L;na,s erH Ehrvmot;s,u obs,;Dote ,uto
means eruu,ious. pimpics or pustulcs on tie fare,
Jotcbes lilies ctronic sore eues ring norm or tet-
Ter, scaiih sad enlargement and nam of the bones
aud minis sfuJborn ulcers, svphilific SYMPTOMS,
sciaiica or iahubnso and deseGses arising from an
iujudiciovs nse of mercurv ascites or dropsv, err
,osure or iwpyudence in life ; also, chronic con-
stitutiouaI disor,iers &c
In Ibis nrs,or,,;or are sroncIv concentrated o III.
Nad, , nrp",rs Of Sa,sn,;riln cnn,h;ned w;',,
,' 'os, ttiioi aid' ,b NOS, sain,orv m,oJ,c,ons
,h NOS, 'n,o", s'nIss nt ,he ya,t,Il I;"'d"n'
nJ ;,s ,pnra,nJm,aJ s,,ncess in Ia, rss,nra,;n, -,
haI,h ., in., ,hn IoJ Iona n;n. 49, ,h' 49, y.
;srnss 1 ,hro";'. nnInJes las oven !, an sxn.d
h,r f,n"hnn nv !, H. ;,.'oo a. re ,
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a u ~, .,y ',. t y, ,,e 'hn' I ,o '',o
ASH y, a;mcn IL ;n ua, ~" Ssni
ba~ besn are;s,,lv rrved So much so ,ha hax. h.e
,, w o y, my, h,snS and nr.anb son.n
a" ~, W laS, G,,s.m n"n,hs whnliv J;scardod ~
oher medicine md thoroughly tried the Snrsnparilln
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
The State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties OF New York IS
The General Agents are fully prepared TO appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pany either personal application or by nail, post
maid The rapid sale of these celebrated pills and the
Extraordinary cures they constantly eilcctng,
der Them by lar the most popular pull OF the age. An
Agency will consequently be very valuable,
The Graefrnberg Pills are inconccivaby superior to
any ever before discovered. nall bilious complaints
in general arrangement of the system in all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these pills
are a sovereign remedy
In the class OF deseases called chrome, the Graeich-
berp pills achieve their highest triulnpls Here they
dety all competition, Entering within the hidden re-
ccsses of the system, they quietly but surely purify the
blood root out disease, and give tone and visor to the
Cures are Constantly Effected
By these Pis in cases where every other means had
utterly failed The most abundant proof OF this could
be given but trial OF one box will convince the patient
They be ordered and sent by mail, at triiling eX-
pense. The price is % cents box Where tro dollars
north are ordered and the mo4ey remHted, me C0hi-
pany miH pay he postage on the rus. Remittance
at The Company's risk. Wherever there is no agency
OF HE Company they can be ordered by mail. fstEs
These fis are taking the place OF all othess, and
no person should be without them.
| ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
boset tomPla'nts, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Fere,
Rheumatism, aii Stomdoh Complaints, Green Sea
ness, nc NC, yield at once 10 these Pills They purge
away offensive hunours arrest the progress OF DISEASE
and AT the same tine restore tone and ygor to th.
system In cases oi general arrangement of health
they are SOVEREIGN.
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will be made strong the pale and billiou,
complexion be restored TO perfectly fresh and health,
color and the adsymptons will one by disappear
| Ia short, these Pills are an uncomfortable adyanc,
upon any ether medicine offered to the public
ATRIAL wflL SATISFY ANY ONE OF rms. i3ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
~. RANDALL,
LAYING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW

! Atl NU JUL AkkItE ELI KUN NEW
Ill York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches, Jewery and Fancy Articles, which he Of
iers for sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. shop,
In Srongs Building, College street, directly opposite
Cole a. Robinson's Store
The citizens of Burlington and vicinity respectful
ly invited to call and examine his goods for themselves.
His assortment consists, in part, as follows
Watches,
Gold English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders, and
Lepines Silver, English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
Lepines and Common.
Gold Pencils Il Pens, ...
Gold Lockets Guard Chains Keys and Seals, Spccta-
cles Thimbles, Beads, Ear Ornaments, Enamelled
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets, Clasps,
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chancs, and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches of the latest styles for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Silver Spectaces Thimbles, Pencils,
Gold and Silver Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver spoons,
Warranted as good as the Coin Pearl and Shell
Card Cases, Steel Bags and Purse Clasps, Steel Beads
Purse Rings with bars and assels. Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Spectacles, and
Steel Tweezers, Cheap Steel Spec,acles, Key Rings
and n large assortment of
Cutlery,
Rogers Razors, knifes and Scissors, Wade and Butch
ers Razors, warranted, Chapmans Razor Strops
Shaving soap, Bears Oil, and
Perfumery,
Various patterns of She'll Horn and Ivory
Combs,
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Hair, and
Tooth
Brushes,
Music Boxes, Vions Bass Viol and Violin Strings o.
the best quality, Caronctte Reeds, etc
All kinds of Watches. Clocks Music Boxes and
Jcwery Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for goods OF
work
November llth, 1916. 2ou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CHlLDERS.

TTVIIIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
/ in England by EUSEBE LAUNTO, of ID. u.
WARRIOR, and brought TO America in the fall of
1915.
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer at
great Cost, and would inform those who interes-
ted in improving the blood of American Horses, that
he will be found at his Stable in Shclburne Village, at
all times ready to be examined and compared with
any horse in the State, IN respect to Speed blood form
and carriage.
He is lG hands high, firmly built, with expanded
chest finest OF lmbes, md the most active and easy
in fac, every qualification that constitutes beautiful
fleet and good botiomed horse. Every feature is an
index TO his Pedigree and shows him to be OF the veru
ry best Of
English Extraction.
The Young FLYING Childers, was exhibited at the
las, meeting OF the Cht,cndcn County Agricultural
Society aud came off with u complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber, anXious that his horse should estab-
fish u reputation upon his actual merits, will now
compare him any respect with the best horses that
can he produced, the Sir Henry, Black Hawk,
not excepted and particularly with regard beauty.
activity and speed The Young Flying Chders will
be years old next July and weighs $50 lbs. He
is of the Old English Stock, bearing this name which
will be obvious at single glance to any competent
Judge of horses. We solicit such to call and satisfy
themselves by observation also share OF patronage,
TERMS ANY one who wishes to improve by as
GOOD horse, and as cheap rate was ever offered
in America, this will be their opportunity.
The Young Flying Chders will stand for 81 90 the
season. insurance agreed upon. Mares that in
surcd il disposed OF before ioaling time, the insurance
must he paid Good pasturing will be provided TOR
risk of the owncrs Season to end in August.
Shclbume, march,, 1877. ORLo }. BALDWIN.
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The Peck e. spear
DRUG EsTABLISHMENT

BURLINGTON, w.
THE subscriber is constantly supplied with and o.
Il iers at wholesale and retail, American, English
French and India s'"'
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles; Saline or Mineral
w aters Dagnerreolype articles Genuine Paen, and
Soda Fountains and Syrups Brushes, Perfumes, Scans
Inks, Backings, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware; e-Stui, Camphene, Bird Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c &c
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Camphene Leeches, &c, periodically purchasers ca
rely upon their freshness.
individuals wishing Irusses, Leeches &c, will al.
ways lind person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours OF night
2Stf THEODORE a. PECK.
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Bonnet Bleaching and
EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
VHE SlrpSCRIRrR WOIrID RrSprCrrvuv

form his friends, and the public generally, that he
will continue to manufacture the above well known
Brand OF FLOUR, and will also be always supplied
with full and complete assortment of Fish, Salt timss
Seeds, Mill Feed aud oil articles usually found in a
general Milling and Produce Establishment. lie is
also prepared to receive consgnmens OF Grain, Pork,
Beet, butter, Cheese Wool and indeed all kinds OF
country produce and will make the most liberal adj
vances in Cash. lie will also receive and forward
Goods Furniture, &c, &c, to oil parts Of the union
Office and Warehouse, No li7 River ST. Troy, N
Y. JNO. N. WILLARD.
Refer to Mcssrs J. & j. IL. Peck & Co, Burling-
ton.
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NcW-YOrk & Boston
BOOT And SHOE STORE.

NH ATT BATCF1ELDER'S.i in Church street.
REt may be found the largest stock OF Doors and
"a. SHOES that has ever been offered in Burlington.
IL. has spared pains in his selections, both
gard 10 quality and style, and with small profits feels
sure o! giving satisfaction to srerg customer.
Among his stock in part may be found the follow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

LEAD PIPE, ..
* CASKS l l,4inch do "a do l-2 do.
LIZ For sale by J BRADLEY,
Burlington May,2j a. South Wharf
lELIAl LWMANa
HAS Received his usual extensive assert
ment OF Spring Gods, consisting in part of
Printed lawns. gngfans, musns embroidered !, mus
I'm ginghahs, and baitge. Also linen glnghanls
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Extensipe assortment, Ncw Patterns
SHA Wis.
Mohair lsliawls, rich printed cashmere do, WOODEN
net linen net black and fancy silk do, varc'y scas'
crlyats fancy silk and linen hkls umbrellas parasois'
and sun shades,
RIBBONS. Sc. &c,
Bonnet can satin and tniltta ribbons zephyr worst
cd purse twist on spoos aud sticks, steel beads bag
clasps steel rings and tasscs also, separate rings or
tasscls knitting cotton. tidy cotton and needles ilne
unbcachcd knitting thread, mursilaFs linen thread
spool do, cotton fringe, cotton ribbon marking cotton
Fine GA linen sleetilig, pillow case linen, 81 linen
daask, shifting, drilling bleachcd and brown huckn-
buck, russia and scotch diaper crash birds eye linen
russia slceting, iachet lincn burnps &c.
Broad cloth, cussemerc, and twccds.
Bleached cotton shecting and shrting
Fine merrimack, Sincook and Davi,yie shrciing
farmers, manchester, inonadnock and other slcctina
and cheese cloth.
Fancy summer stuff, mariners slIirtng, carlisle
hamilton, shaker tick, drilling blcncled and brown
narsails quilts l0-ll--l2 quarters crib quilts, cordcd
skirts, drab morccn and diinask &c
W. |. GOODS.
Molasscs, sugar, tea. coffee spices, wolseys crush
ed and powdeid sugar, cocoa and shells e., &c.
Wnkwarc buildings, 18th may, 1917.
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SINGING CLASSES.

MR.. NICHOLS will commence on Saturday
lvl next, at O'clock p. NJ, at the Nesiry OF the
congregational Church, a class in Singing The Gle,
mens Of music, the Art OF reading correctly, Musical
Articulation aud Expression will be taught. ~ les
sons for 81 80 the scholar. m
Also another term OF his juvenile School will be-
gin at o'clock. Terms 81 90 for 20 lessons
Burlington May u 1871. az
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Paints and Oils.

1OO KEGS Pure Sargerties White Lead
lOO in Oil) Is do Ezra do do 80 do No J.,
do do in packages oil %, 81 and 100 lbs tons White
Lead dry; 70 Kegs French Yellow 90 10 Red
srnI Jar sale by J. BRADLEY & co.
Burlington. Mays % ~ So"A What'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

" Waterproof Boots and
Shoes,
" Fine French Calf do
" do do do scwsd
. DO do Brogans.
" Morocco do
" stout Calf and mp
Shoes,
GIoth n"altcrs hot'on"d
" PrnncIIa dancing Gal
tcra'
" Dancing Pumps,
" Morocco slippers,
" Caii DO
" Cali shoes, al! Kinds,
" Rubbcfs with leather
sn'rs
" DO do Buckles,
" do iig'd and PLAN;
Dovs' Boots and Shoes
:, fi'ie a., m noo'S'
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+. NJ. PARKER,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST.

DOOMS IN THOMAS BUILDING FEW DOORS
IL East OF Church ST.
Miniatures 81 80 including good case.
Ladies aud Gentlemen are invited 10 call and exam
inc specimens.
Burlington Mayo, 1917.
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Iron, ails, 4 GIass,c.

HOH, "IHS, ~ Wb.N'
TONS SHOE-SHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES: D do
- Scroll Iron; 10 do Band do 80 do Round and
inch Banks best do; 10 do American Tire do
do Hammonds do do /; do Hoop do, all sizes do
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do /; | do Crow Bars
do do Gases OF Axes do do assorted do , ,loz
Anvs . do Vices do Mil Cranks 100 do Ames'
Shovels; % do Fosters do ; Is do Fairbanks
Hoe: 100 DO " Banchards' Cast and German Steel
Scyihcs 10 do do Cradles For sale hy
j. BRADLEY & co.
Burlington May 10 4o South Wharf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

LADIES, Doors and SHOES,
I" Cater Boots, Of every
description,
" Fr Buskins, latest style
i" Kid q" do
/" Prunclla " do
=" Halt Caters.
" French Slippers,
" English Kid 'lo.
" French Satin Slippers,
all colors,
" Gold Bronzed do
" House do
/" Stout Boots e. Buskins
" Shaped Rubl srs,
+" Figured and PLAN do
Misses B0otS and Shoes,
" Cater Boots,
" FIR Caters best quality
=" " Busklns.
4" PrunclIa Slippers, all
colors.
" " Buskins, all colors,
" Stout Morocco and
Calf Boots,
" Ruhbrrs of all kinds.
ChiltirensB limits ant S,0cs
" French Cater Boots,
all color-,
" /" Morocco Caters
button and lace,
d" 3" Buskius & Slippers
d" Boots and Ankle Ties
OF all colors.
Gcntlcmens Fonts and
Shoes,
" Napoleon Boots, with
and without tops,
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The Graeienberg Vegetable Pills.
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

| 700. 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK !!
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 INSURED. lSl7

j l.
JAMES H. liooKER AND OTHERS. rRornlEroRs
For,eardng to and from Boston, Nem- YORK, Albany,
Troy, -uonreai, Quebec and all ports on Lake
Chomplaia, and the different landings on the
Z lie old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
l PORTATlON LINE is prepared with increased
facilitcsto forward all kinds OF property with the
Ter, JAMES II. HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt
Sll.AS lllNkIEY has been added to the line, and
will run on Lake Chnnplaln, ma king two trips each
week leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays,
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass, Port Kent and
Plattsburgh, Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave St Adams on Saturdays and Plal,sburgh ard
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays Inns line
will have
FIFTEEN CANAL BOATS. & TEN LAKE,
CANAL& RIVER BOATS.
oil of whic, run day and nig3' Is q B 50 cpnnGctrG
on the Hudson River, and steam boats on Lake
Champ'an thus aiording their friends and the pubic
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
going through t0wiHg Jy Steam on TIE Ldke amt
Rirer,l orby Propeller ON the Lake to Whehall'
thence bv both direct to NewI ork or by Tow Bonts
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
4 larac number of sail vessels on Lake Champaign
belong to this Line. 80
xii goods weighed a, the time OF shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptncss aud despatch
Dcbcnture and W archunsing promptly attended to.
One boat OF the above Line leaves New y ork daily
., five ?. M. and three or more leave Albany and
fpr frtlgW hIp!N 10
fHf p INK Il NES' as r'f"'- Slip New York
A4 : Il Hi6GIir !, lol Pier, Albany.
Us ! ; II l H4phAH' l5' River Street, Troy,
! T. 9, d rhEEEA y SON St. Johns, c. E,
IETi HIVKLEY Mis- Bay, {. f.
/ OLIVER BlSCOM, Whitehall,
gro BENT, Montreal
/ ~ WEBB, \ Co. Rouses Point, n. y.
! COLFINS TRiuBLE, Polt, Kent, vov yo,l
| H. H. HIiLE, PlatSburgh, ''" vi"
! JAS H. HOOKER, Boston
Address as Agents
OLITER BASCON Whitehall,
4 y. LlDD, Troy.
References,
| JSJ IT. PECKS Co.
EULLETTS BRADLEY\
81 ! Elss Gt lid. .'"O St Adams
s. " rs s. KEYES, IIighgate,
/ J. BlNGS II Long Wharf Boston
SHIPPERS or PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival Of the PROPELLER James II Hooker a
Whitehall boats of the Northern Transportation Lin,
will leave direct for New York, taking her ireigh
through without landing.
o, BASCOM, Agent.
Whitehall April 10Th 1917 ~ Gu
nh. ~ ap fen hprp Neeetahle Pills.
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extract is from the Farmer and Mechanic, in relation
TO this Boot
In Europe the Congress Boot has come into ex-
tcnsiyc us.. i, is patronized by Engnnds Qnccn-by
the nobility AMI by ladies' Of Literary fame. In fact,
it is considered an Indispensable article OF fashion, as
we'll as of comfort"
The Congress Boots, French Calf Boots and every
kind OF work in his line, manufactured to order, ms he
employs in connection with his establishment the best
worklnen.
REUBEN BATCHELDER,
Burlington Nav 1917 jSti
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MOTHERS RELIEF.

COLD Pc Ms. Browns, Benedict & Barney
" Victoria, Congress, Smith & Fanam's and Bard
Brothers % at j. " RiNDALLS
HITTING PINS, Sewing Needles, and Darnine
N Needles warranted the best quality, at
70 j. Y. R1NDiLLS
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Patent Congress Boots.

Also, Gallons of all colors and black and light sill
gHter acts, cotton accs, &c
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HE has also purchased the right
of Burlington to manufacture
DAYS PATENT CONGRESS Doors,
BooTErs and SHOES, which are
admitted to be Easiest and most
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CUREOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
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SIR HENRY.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

Insurance NH be claimed on mares I
heGure III, linn If tnnLinr.