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SIR HENRY,
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION

SIR HENRY was bred by James Bahgate, Esd.
OF Long Island the breeder OF Mcdoc, Midas, Gyp-
sey and other Horses, distinguished in the annals of
the Iuri. lie has taken more premiums after closer
competition, than any other American Horse hav-
ing received, besides numerous county premiums the
first premium for the best blood horse of the N v
State Agricultural Fair several different years-thc
last, at Auburn, Sept II, 1876 over upwards of fiiv
competitors admitted TO have been the finest show Of
horses ever witnessed, even in New York lie is full
sixteen hands high and very muscular; wriuhs eleven
hundred and halt in ordinary condition. is of bripI
chcs,nu, color; was never in the harness or ON the
Turf lisa remarkably sure ioal getter perfectly sound
and healthy land IN the vigOr OF life He was rot nv
Henry tlhe competitor OF Am. Eclipse in the great
race on Long lslaud) he by Sir Arcly and he bv i'm
ported Doomed. SIR iiENRYS dani--,he dam of
Prospect, Sir Lowell and LIT lnlantry-was got by i'm
ported 1t. Infantry, "a son OF ENGLISH ECLIrsE) or
dam imp old MESSENGER, Ihc sire of the dam of AN
EcIrsE, and celebrated gcter OF troiers); O or
dam bashaw Z: g. gr. dam mp, True BGTToN said
to he the sire of the original" Morgan" Iuportcd l.,
Infantry was bred by Richard Gulston Esq, Of Clan.
don IN Surrey, and was got by Eng. Eclipse his dam
by Feather or dam FLYING CnlLDrRs.
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires by reference TO the Eng. Stud Book, or Am
Turi Register, both in possession OF the proprieors
SIR tENRY's colts are unrivaed for speed, bottom
and style oiacon and command higher prices road.
sters, IN the markets of Troy, Albany and New York
than those OF any other horse. The following notice
OF Sir Henry is from the March No of the American
Agrcnlturist edited by A. b Allen, Esq, who is well
acquainted with both the horse and his stock.
| u
hlessrs. Lucius Sanderson Il Co, of West Milton VI
informing us that this fine, well bred horse will stand
at burlington the ensuing season. Sir Henry has In !.
Ken several premiums at the annual Shows of the N
state Az Soc Celebrated as the Vermont Horses
already are We think, duly patronizcd this superb
horse wil leave stock behind which will add still
more TO their reputation roadsters"
Mr. Hodge, OF Cambridge, n. Y. an experienced
and obIglng groom, who has taken care of Sir Henry
Tor several years, Will have charge Of him this Season
:. Good Ihsurnge w'ii be provided tor mares from
distance but the propretors will not be responsible for
accidents or escapes.
Refer TO Mahlon Coitr Esq, of Montpelier. Ed.
ward Long, Esq. Cambridge, n. Y, VIM r. Porter
Esq Editor OF the Spirit Of the Times, New York CIV
Charles Everest, Vcrgcnncs VI
LUCluS SANDERSON & Co
N. b. printed circular containing SIR HrYpy's
pedigree and description AT length, with am ne
count OF his stock, and certificates OF their charcIrr
and the prices-rnngng from $500 To SiOOO-at which
numbers OF them have been sold, may be had by cal
ling the PROJECTORS addressing them past raid al
Burlington.
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Wy. Maker,

american, Homeopathic and French Chocolate,
rrePared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma, Cocoa
Shells, dc.
IO MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS, who would pur-
onase 'hc best products of the cocoa, free from
uu,eiation more nutritious than tea or coffee and
III qiallty unsurpassed, the subscriber recommends the
an1Ve ARTICLES manufactured by himself His Broma
1nn Cocoa Paste, as delicate, palaable and sauary
nounced, by the eminent physicians, superior to
any othcr preparations His manufactures always
on sale, IN any quantity, by the respectable whole
sac efocers in the Eastern cities and by his agents
,iunce Il Co., Hartford, CT; IIussey e. Murray, N
\ Grant Stone, Philadelphia Thomas V. Brun
d,ge. Baltimore, and Kellogg y Kennett, Cincinnati
Ohio. WALTER BAKER,
| l3m2 Dorchester, Mass
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THE IMPORTED HORSE.
HOt'Nt;
FLYING CHlLDERS.

THNIllS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
\ in England by EuSEBE LAUNTO, of ID. Il.
WARTON, and brought TO America III the fall OF
1915.
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer at
great Cost and would inform those who are inercs-
ted in improving the blood of American Horses, that
he will he found NJ his Stable IN Shclburuc Village, ut
all times ready to be examined and compared with
any horse in the State i'll respect TO speed blood form
and carriage.
He is IL hands high, firmly built, with expanded
chest, finest OF limb's and the most active and easy
movements His color is the richest OF bay II. has
in fact qualification that constitutes beautiful
fleet and good hotonrd horse. Every feature is an
index his Pedigree and shows him tote OF the veru
~ .Csto
English Extraction.
The Young F2ging GHiidsrs, exhibited mt the
last meeting OF the Chittenden County Agricultural
Society, and came oil with complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber anxious thai, his horse should cstab-
lsh II reputation upon his actual merits, will now
compare him in any respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, or Black Hawk
not excepted and particularly with regard beauty
activity and speed The Young Flying Chlers will
bc Il wears old next July, and weighs $50 lbs He
is OF the Old English Stock, bearing this name, which
will be obvious at a single glance To any competent
udle OF horses. We solicit such call aud satisfy
themselves by observation also share OF patronage.
TERMS ANY one who wishes to improve by as
good horse, and as cheap rate offered
in America this will be their opportunity.
The Young Flying Chders will stand for 81 90 the
Season, insurance agreed upon. Mares tina, are in
sured, if dsposed OF before oaling time, the insurance
must be- paid. Good pasturng will be provided for
Mares from distance. accidents and escapes at the
risk o the owners Season end III August.
Shelburne, march,, lSf. ORLoJ. BALDWIN.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

|TNlIE NEXT QUARTER IN THIS INSTITUTION
L will commence on the 10th day of May.
TERMS halt payable in advance. TuIrioN, in English
branches and Latin, per quarter, So French Ian
gunge, $3.50; Drawing, 500; Music $500.
BOARD, including Fuel Lights, Washing, &c. S2j
per quarter. By the year small deduction is made
None admitted ordinarily for less than one Term
two Quarters, and no deductions are made for alb
sence except in case OF protraced sickness.
May 63lsH.
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JOHN S. WARE,
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
Is Il II L. ING TON, VT.

-. ] < J. II f fTi 70 { co Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
Keeping and prompt delivery Of ieighis and all bust
mess addressed 10 the Of J. 5. WARE shall re-
celye prompt attention
The steam Propeller, James H. Hooker, the Stea-
hleis Burlington whitehall, Francis Saiius Montreal
ana the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lines
OF long boats aud vessels carrying freight on Lake
'h"ii'plaln touch nj this w hart. l2.6ll
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR,

'INHE NUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLYIN-
i form his friends, and the public generally tina, he
will continue TO manufacture the above well known
Brand OF FLOUR, anil will also be always supplied
with full and complete assortment of Fish Salt Grass
Seeds, Mill Feed and all articles usually found in a
general Milling and Produce Establishment He is
also prepared 10 receive consgnments OF Grain, Pork
Beef, Butter. Cheese Wool and indeed all kinds OF
country produce and will make the most liberal ad
Goods, Furniture &c, &c, to all parts OF the Union,
Office and Warehouse, No. li7 River ST Troy, n.
Y: JNO. n WILLARD
Reierto Messrs. J, & ], IL. Peck Il Co, Burling-
ton.
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 INSURED. 1S41

1917 ENS9 Nc ED. lS41
JAMES II. Hooker AND OTHERS rRorEIEroEs:
ssSrs% % ssa s'tsff ssa a" is on Asz
C1sTr a a., sr mat; NOUN NORTHERN rp ANS
PoRTATIoS LNE ] prepared !, dS with increased , e.,
greatest care and jcspntch The new steam propel.
FER. JAMES ii. HOMER, of $50 tons burden, Capt
SILAS HlNKLEY has been added to the line and
will run ON Lake Champlan making two trips each
week leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays
touching ut Burlington Port Douglass Port Kent and
Plattsburgh, Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave 81 Aibans ON SATURDAYS and Plattsburnh and
Burlington ON Wednesdays and Saturdays This line
will have
EIrrErN CANAL. RO ATS. g. TENL LAKE.
CANALN RIVER HO ATS,
oll of which run day and night Il is also connected
he Hudson R% and stem tenn. I s"I H n LpEs
GENERALLY an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
Toina through ttoriDg jy stenm on the Luke and
Tircr1 or by Propeller on the Lake to Whitehall.
thence Inv both direct to Newly rk or by Tow Boats
ON the River and Steam Boats on the Lake us they
mnv choose.
A large number of sail vessels on Lake Champaign
belong TO this Line.
he iorwarded with pro,nptncss and de sl,ntch,
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j. v. RANDAll.

III AS Just received from New York a new assort.
l. men, at WATCHES, JEWELRY and Fancy
Articles, Gold Pms OF the latest fashion, Gold Studs
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens, Silver Darts
Silver Birds. Gold aud Silver Tooth Picks Shell Side
Combs, Shell Back Combs with high tops Steel Beads
SBags, Clasps, Steel Pursc Rings Tassels OF the lar
ges size, Bead and Silk Purses, Ivory Combs Guitar
Strings OF the best quality, Rogers Pocket Knives and
Scissors and he VIII keep constantly on hand a good
ASSORTMENT OF goods that come fairly in jewelers. line
OF business.
Sfrongs' Building, College ST.
Rurliuutnn March 1877
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HE r TT g. 60.
SUCCESSORS To
j. c. Heart, Bro. Il Co.,

lSl Rirer ~. Troy.
IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN
i Hardware and dealers in all kinds OF Domestic.
Agents for the sale ot Peru and Troy Nails, Spikes,
Horse Shoes, and Iron, at Factory prices Hunts,
Simmons and White Il Onscads Axes, also every
variety OF the 81. Lawrence County Hay and Manure
Forks and Hoes, at Manufacturers prices.
The attention of RAlI. ROAD CONTRACTORS
particularly called very superior Cast Steel Shov
ell made expressly tor Rail koad purposes, the quality
o which land the terms will be found uneXceptionablr
4lmi
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TO Dentists.
Stockton f. Co's Depot for the saleof Minera
Teeih, Burlington, Term,m.
Constantly receiving supplies of Bicuspid Gum
Moar, Pivot and Plate Teeth. Also Forceps, Files
Gold and Tin Foils Excavators Scaors, Burrs Drill.
Moulds Mirrors Brushes, Called Plaster &c, at
March 1917. ly THEODORE A. PECK.
Expresses from New-Eork and Boston to
Montreal.
VIRGIL. & RlCE'S
Ncr- York and Montreal Express,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THE EXPRESS WAGONS for heavy freight
L leave Burlington for New York, and intennedi-
ate places. every Monday morning.
The Messenger for money pac kagcs. and lighter
tclcs, vii leave Burlington tor New iork, &c. every
"Wednesday morning, and every Friday morning for
Montreal.
CHENEY * cos.
Boston and .bntreai Erprsss,
illleavc Burlington for Boston, and for Montreal
every Friday morning:
Will leave Boston tor Burlington and Montreal,
every Tuesday morning and Montreal for Burlng-
ton and Boston every Monday morning. Packages,
and orders should be- left at the Office the day pre-
vious 10 arr'vaol rnt Express.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

DUBLISIIED by jerks, PALMER u CO
l. No. 1871 Washington Street Boston, and Tor sale
by the Booksellers generally
I'M, Snri nr
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Printers, Ink Establishment.
OLIVER BURR, MANUFACTURER OF PRINT
" ing Ink, near the Globe Mills, Troy, N. Y: res
pectiuy announces that he manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand for sale, all kinds Of
Black, Blue, Green and Red Printing Ink,
of superior quality, which he will furnish to order,
with promptitudc and on reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds of WRITING INK, of n superior
quality
N b; Lampblack and Calcned Lampblack, constant
ly on hand
All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent
to any distance required This Ink KEEP, for sale by
Messrs. lingar Arthur, Burlington, Vt, also kept by
VIM. II. Hill g. Co., 80 Cornhill, Boston, Mass
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woRCEsTER,S DICTIONARIES,

Worcester's Elementary adapted Tor use i'll Schools
and Academies, containing nearly 9ooo more words
than any other School Dictionary.
Do Comprehensive, Pronouncng and Expana-
ory0 designed Tor the same aud Tor general reference
containing over 81 900 words.
This Dictionary is recommended by persons Of
literary merit as q combining advantages Il Pro-
nouncing Dictionary, superior To all others, and as
being most comprehensive, correct, and useful
cnlnurudlnm"
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SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. 3 Front street,
New YORK,
A. M. FREEMAN.

u Liberal advances on Consignments.
REFERENCES.
Mess. Saydam, Sage & Co. New York
p. e. w. Martin,
" Freeland, Stuart e. CO.
f.. p & A. Woodruff,
Stanton & Frost,
J. Palmer & co. Philadelphia,
VIM Taylor g. co. I"
-" Folett g. Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shelburne,
Lawrence Braincrd, Pres't, st. Adams,
Joseph Warner, Cash'r, Middebury,
A. l.. Catin, Prcs't, Orwell,
John A. Conant, Esq, Brandon,
George II. Hodges, Pres't, Rutland,
Hon. Myron Clark, Manchester,
September, 18th 1876. ATT
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JOHN p. KELLOGG,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,

WlLLKEEp CONSTANTLY ON HAND DURING
w the present season. large supply Of F,reigD
VINES aud Liquors oi various descriptions some of
which are, His Orn importation
Having made arrangements with several Distillers
for his supplies OF Boston Rim and other Domestic
Liquors he will at all times be enabled to furnish his
customers with such articles Il, the lowest prices.
Troy, April Is, 1877. 42m6
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DUMPkIN SEEDS FOR SALE BY
l. 43w6 CATLlN e. SPEAR
TO COUNTRY TRADERS.

TO COUNTRY TRADERS.
TIE subscribers, at their store corner OF Fulton and
L Richmond streets Boston, keep constantly on
hand and offer for sale the most favorable terms
large and well selected assortment of
W. INDIA GOODS n GROCERIES,
--AiSO.-
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER,
from the best Tanneries in New England and Now
York They also receive, and sell on commission.
(oun y Produce. Traders visiting the city are re.
spectully requested TO call and examine before max
ing their purchases ~ Refer to Messrs Folleu &
Bradley.
/ DEXTER, HARRINGTON & co.
/ Boston, July 30, 1916
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EMERSON'S SPELLING BOOKS.

Emcrson's National Spelling Book and Pronoun
cing Tutor, on an improved plan, with Reading Les
sons Onc hundred six,eih edition.
Introduction the above tor younger shoars. by the
same These works are highly recommended by tea =
cheers and others used in the Boston Public Schools
and also extensively in the various schools III the Uni
ted States
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREEN g. CRAMER,
Nos. % and 233 Rirer- Nireei, Ir0l


Importers aud Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Sad
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Bellows, Bar and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &C. &c
AGENTS
For Fairbanks Celebrated Platform Counter,
Hay, and RAILROAD Depot Scales. Blanchards
Scythcs.
April, 10Th 1877.
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CROCKERY.

FLOWING BLUE, Lgh, Blue and White t;nni ,e
l. Ware also, China and Glass Ware, now ope n.
ing at c. r STAMFORD 4 co.
Burlington, May 20, 1Si7. Al
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TO Dentists.

TUNING FORKS Violin and Bass viol Strings OF
the best quality, Just received by Express, at
% J. I. RANDALLS
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BAILEY,S ALGEBRA.

Bacv's First Lessons in Algebra, for Academies
and Common School. Key to the above Tor Teachers.
The above Algebra is the inductlve plan, and is
long been used as Class Book in the Public Schools
OF Boston, and is introduced into various Schools and
Academies of high character III all parts OF the United
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORsAIC

Sfrongs' Building, College ST, }
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Sands, sarsaDariIIa.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CukEOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE. OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT or THE SYSTEM,
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MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.

J. Russe's Lessons in Enumeration. .. Do. Rudi-
ments of Gesture 3 Do. Exercises in Execution
Also Russe's Elocutionist, work, combining all
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General dealer in PATENT, BOTANIC and TmoMso-
MAN REMEDIES.
Commission Agent
For the sale of JEwErT's CoMsTocKs, and SHER-
MANS Medicines, also tor all the popular Patent
Medicines OF the day. Sole Agent for the sale Of
THoMsoN's UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES uTERl-
Major.
All orders addressed us will meet with prompt at
tenlion, be carefully packed and warranted having the
York-purchased exclusively tor cash we are enabled
TO make large discounts from the customary prices.
"Harrngton's Building"
p S--Dr, b, J. HsINHnsEG will he in attendance on
saturdays and Wednesdays from 10 A. NJ, ill o.
clock =, NJ, AT Apothecarles' Hall, corner OF Church
and College streets, when those who wish To consult
him should call SIT
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RUssELL's EVOLUTIONARY SERIES.

RCSSELL'S EVOLUTIONARY SERIES.
J. Russc's Lessons in Enumeration. ,. Do. Rudi-
ments of Gesture 3 Do. Exercises in Execution
Also Russcs Elocutionist, new work, combining all
the above
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS
The Little Songeter an Elementary Singing Book
for Primary Schools, by G.. j. Webb Prcst OF Handel
and Haydn Society, Editor OF Mass. Coll Oh. Music,
&c
The Common School Songster, for advanced lear
ncrs by the same Published under the direction OF
the Boston Academy Of Music
The Young Ladys Vocal Class Book, designed for
families and the higher schools by the same Publish
ed as above.
The above form progressive series, for she use of
families and schools.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Crumbs Geometry, part and ,, Crumbs Phioso
ply, Crumbs Chemistry, Crumbs Arithmetic. Grund'
Algebra. Suvan's Class Books Political, Moral and
Historical Frosi's Grammar. Bossucts Frcn, ,ro, e
10 X. llolbrook's Geometry Abbott's Little Philo-
sop Ter. Nuyes's Penmashp. lIiIdrcths United STA
es Halls Lectures 10 Teachers. Blars Outlines Of
History, brought down To present time Johnsons and
Walkers School Dictionary The Chd's Botany.
Parley's Arithmetic.
School Committees, Teachers &C.. desirous of ex
aiming any oil the above, will be supplied without
charge.
In addition to the above, always for SALE at satisnc
tory prices, complete assortment of School Music
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Parleys First Book Of History. Parleys Second
Book OF History Parey's Third Book Of History
Parlrys Book OF the United States. The Histories
contains Maps and Engravings, and being in general
use in the Schools and Acaden lies in our country, may
be considered as standard books for the instruction OF
youth in History The first and second Books are
brought down to the present time IN Maps and Letter
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