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PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

SIR HENRY was bred by James Bathgntc, Esq,
of ono Island the breeder of Mrdoc Midas Gyp-
sry and other Horses, distinguished in the annals OF
the Turf. lie has taken premiums, after loser
competition, than any other American Horse hay
my received, besides numerous county premiums he
FIRST premium for the best blood horse, OF the n !
state Agricultural Fair several different yearsthe
last, at Auburn, Sept. II, 1876 upwards OF fifty
competitors, admitted to have been the finest show OF
horses ever witnessed, even in New York lie Is fu
sixteen hands Oh, and very muscular weighs eleven
hundred aud hall in ordinary condition; is OF bright
chestnut color; was never III the harness or on the
IuIi; isa remarkably oal gettcr, perfectly sound
and healthy, and IN the vgor OF iie lie was got by
Henry tihe competitor Of Am. Eclipse III the great
race on Long slan1l he by Sir Archy, and he by I'M
Prospect, Sir Lowell and 1t lniantry-was got by i'm
ported 1t Infantry Ia son of ENGLISH EcLIrsE) or
dam imp old MESSENGER, ulIe sire OF the dam oi AM
EcPSE, and celebrated as gcttcr OF rottcrs); q or
dam Bashaw G. z. or dam imp, TRrE BRlrroy, said
To be- the sire u the original Morgan" Imported Lit
Infantry was bred by Richard Gulston, Esq, of Clan
don in Surrey, and was got by Eng. Eclipse; his dam
by Feather; gr. dam FLYING CHlLpERs.
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires, by reference 10 the Eng. Stud Book, Am.
Turf Register both IN possession Of the propretors.
SIR llENgY'S coils are unrivaled for speed, bottom
and style faction and command higher prices as road
sers, 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
Agricuturist, edited by A. b Allen, Esq, who is well
acquainted with both the horse and his stock.
'SIR llEYEy.-We have received q circular from
Mcssrs I.lcius Sandcrson Il Co, OF West Milton, W.
informing that this fine, well bred horse, will stand
at Burlington the ensuing season. Sir Henry has ia
ken several premiums at the annual Shows OF the n
Y State Az Soc Celebrated us the Vermont Horses
already are, We think, duly patroniled, this superb
horse will leave a stock behind, which will add still
more to their reputation roadsteis."
Mr.. Hodge OF Cambrdge, n Y, an experienced
and obligng groom who has taken care OF Sir Henry
tor several years, will have charge OF him this Season
| Hood pasturage will be provided Tor mares from a
distance but the proprietors will not be responsible or
accidents or escapes
Refer TO Mahlon Cottrill, Esq of Montpelier, Ed
ward Long Esq. Cambridge, n. Y, WIN r. Porter
Esq Editor OF the Spirit OF the Times New York Civ
| Charles Everest, Ncrgennes VI
| LuCluS SANDERSON & Co
| n Is printed circular containing SIR HryRy',
pedigree and description more ut length, with an ne.
count OF his stock, and etcatcs OF their character
aud the prices-ranglng from $500 to SIOU0-at which
numbers oi them have been sold, may he Ind nv chi
ling on the propretors or addressing them post raid
Burlington.
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THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CHILDERS,
TTIIIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASE

T1NlIIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
] in England by EUSEBE LAUNTO, of ID. L.
WARRIOR, and brought to America in the fall of
1915.
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer at
great Cost. aud would inform those who are interes-
ted in improving the blood of American Horses, that
he will be found al his Stable in Shciburne Village n,
all timer ready 10 be examined and compared with
any horse in the State, in respect 10 speed blood form
and carriage.
lie is 10 hands high, firmly built. with expanded
chest finest oi hubc-, and the most active and easy
movements HIS color is the richest of bay II has
in tc, every LITIGATION that constitutes beautiful
n,.,t md GOOD huttomcd horse Every feature is mn
index TO his Pedigree and shows him to be of the veru
English Extraction,
Tie Young Flying Chiidcrs, exhibited Mt the
last meeting ot the Chtenden County Agricultural
Socicy, and ,nme OIL with Il complete triumph over
every other horse present
The Subscriber, anxious that his horse should estab-
lish reputation upon his actual merits will now
compare him many respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, or Black Hawk
not excepted, md particularly with regard to beauty
activity and sped. The Young Flying Childcrs will
be years old lext July, and weighs / $50 lbs He
is of The Old Ehlish Stock bearing this name which
will be obvious at single glance TO any competent
Judge OF horses. We solicit such To cali and satisfy
themselves by observation, also share OF patronage
TERMS my one who wishes to improve hy as
good horse, and as cheap rate ever offered
i'll America, this will be their opportunity
The \ oIng llying Childers will stand for 81 90 the
Season, insurance agreed upon Mares tina, are in
surcd, If disposed of before ioang time the insurance
must be paid. GOOD pasturing will be provided for
Mares from distance, accidents and escapes at the
risk of the own,rs. Season to end in August
Shebnrne, Nhrchl 1917. ORLu J. BALDWIN.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

o. THE Subscriber, being about to remove To
Hill Burlington, offers Tor sale the following pro-
-~-,.A- perry, situated in and near the village OF VIII
llston VIZ.
The Brick Store formerly occupied by Nichols
Chtcnden and Co, To which is attachcda large store
house. wood she'd. smoke house, &c, and acre OF
land also the goods now on hand in said store
Also The dwelling house formerly occupied by
Eli Chittenden, with the out buildings and 10 acres
OF land thereto adjoining.
Also-A farm lying one mile South of the villa qe
containing So acres al land in high state of cultiya
ton, well fenced and watered, good dwelling hons.
barn and all the necessary appurtenauces, Tor carry
ing in the farming business. thereon situated
The above property will be sold together or in So.
perac parcels, TO SUIT purchasers.
For further particulars apply To the subscriber n,
Wllliston. THIS. H. CANFlEI n ~
Wlislon Feb. l6, 1871 5iii
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NEW NEAT MARKET.
The Peck & spear
DRUG ESTA B,LISHME NT,

BURLINGTON, VI.
TIME subscriber is constantly supplied with. and Of
L fers at wholesale and retail, American, English,
French and India
DRUGS;
New Chemicals Leeches; Surgical Instruments;
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Waters; Daguerreoype articles Genuine Patent ana
1homsonan Medicines Pure Liquors and Wines (;
Soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes Soaps
Inks Backngs, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware; Dye-Stufi, Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds &c. &c.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters,
Camphene, Ieeches, &c. periodically purchasers
rely upon their freshness.
individuals wishing Trusses Leeches, &C. will al.
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours of night.
2Su THEODORE A. PECK.
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43l caddics Of various qualities. Also, 10000
packages Tobacco comprising various brands and
qualities: Pipes and Segars Maccoboy and Scotch
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars ;
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nucivetas, st Croiy, Trim
dad and Cuba Molasscs Half Boxes Box and keg
Raisns st. Domingo, Cuba Rio, Laguira, Sumatra
and Java Coffee Pmento, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Mustard, Cassn, Fancy aud Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candles, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
erel, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod,
offer for sale at the very lowest market prices and
to which invite the attention OF the country mcr-
chant. CLARK, FISK Il co.
n. B. Liberal advances made upon consgnments.
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Spring Of 1917.

VILLAS & MOVES ARE NOW RECEIVING
y from New York and Boston their spring supply
OF merchandise, consisting OF a great variety OF
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Printed Lawns, Muslins De LANES, Summer Wear,
Ticks Drills, Shectings, Canvass, Paddlngs.C asst
mcrcs, Broad Cloths, Canb RIGS, Sllicas. &c.
LSO,
Batting. Cotton Yarn, Wool Irvine, Boots and Shoes,
and a great variety OF other articles
Much pains has been taken in Thoroughly examln-
ing the markets and as our entire purchases have
been made with CASH. we feel confident that our
Goods were Obtained at such prices to enable us to
give full satisfaction on buyers. .
May 10, 1917. 10
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Machine MauulactOrV.

VHE Subscriber is manufacturing. and ia nren,r.d
TO build TO order, all kinds of ''>'NS
WOODEN Machinery,
Such as
Carling Machines, Gigs,
Condensers, Sizcrs.
Pckers, Ieathers.
Jacks Brushing Machines,
Nappers, Regulators Sc
All work entrusted TO him, will be executed with
neatness and despatch His Machine Shop is situa
ted in Montpelier three miles from the village on The
road to Worcester and -. Adams.
The subscriber is confident that he can build as good
a Gard or Jack, as can be- procured in New England,
Those running his Machinery pronounce it to nun as
well as any in use. MEDiD U'kIGHT Ir
Montpelier, Dec. Il, 1916. .5,f
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Printers Ink Establishment.
OLIVER BURR, MANUFACTURER OF PRINT
" ing Ink, near the Globe Mills, Troy. N. Y. res
pccttuly announces that he manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand for sale, all kinds OF
Btack, Blue, Green and Red Printing Ink,
ola superior quality which he will furnish to order.
with prompude, and on reasonable terms
Also, all kinds of WRITING INK, of a supe rior
quality.
n b; Lampblack and Calcined Lampback constant
ly on hand
All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent
to any distance required This Ink is kept for sale by
Messrs. Hagar Arthur, Burlington, VT. also kept BY
VIM. ii. Hill Il Co., 80 Cornhili, Boston, Mass
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JOHN S. WARE,
NORTH WHARF,
81 X l. ING no y, VT

yl / J i ! PECK H2EE ( Co Burlington.
The North wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of trelghls and all bust
ness addressed To the care oi j. 5. WARE shall re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Steam Propeller, James II Hooker the Stea.
mers Burlington, whitehall, Francis Satus, Montreal
and the Ferry Boat Wnooski and the different, lines
OF long boats aud vessels carrying freight on Lake
CHAMPAIGN touch at tins Wharf. II 6m
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1S17I INSlKED. lSl3

JAMES II licokER AND OTHERS. rRorRlEroES:
Forrarding 10 and from Boston. Ner- York, albany,
Troy. .Montrcdi QucJec, and all ports on Lake
Champlain, and the different landings on the
The Old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
i PORTATlON LINE is prepared with increased
greatest care and despatch The new steam prope-
Ter. JAMES H. HOOKER of $50 tons burden, Capt.
HTLAS I'll NkLEY, has been added 10 the line, and
will run on Lake Champaign, making two trips each
week lenving Whitehall on Mondays and Thnrs,lavs,
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass Pori Kent and
Pln,'sburg.i Tuesdays and Fridays; Returning viii
leave ST. Aihans on Saturdays ana plattsturuh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays In.. -.
will have
CANAL& RIVER BOATS.
oil of which run day aud night 1t is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River and steam boats on Lake
Champaign, thus aiiordng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity of shipping by Lake Boats
going through fo~ing by steam on the Like and
Iirer.l orby Propeller on the Lake to Whitehall,
OH the River and Steam Boats the Lake S they
may choose.
large number of sail vessels on Lake Champaign
All goods weighed at the time OF shipment and will
b. forwarded with promplness and despatch,
Debenure and Warchousing promptly attended TO.
One boa, of the above Line leaves New ork daily
Of five T. NJ and three or more leave Albany ana
Troy. daily.
T f6f 2 cI TIKI 50 s0S"''S '"pNew York
go q f H6 G1x; lol Pier, Albany
JAS IL H116n6hEH'} ls5 River Street, Troy,
IL i Hfi 1z 4 son., St. Johns, c. E.
LETi HiNKLEY Miss Bay, C. E.
OLIVER BASCOM, Whitehall,
GEO BENT, Montreal
~ WEBB, Co. Rouses Point, n. Y.
COLVIN 4 T'RIMBLE, Port, Kent, New Work
H. H. HAILE, Pla,shurgh, "'
JAS H. HOOKER, Boston.
Address Agents,
OLIVER BASCOM, Whitehall,
Il. d. LAID, Troy,
References,
ykJH PECkS Co.
JOHN s. WARE, Burlington,
FOLLETTS Bradley
k NtfiSES { Gt FRF4AdiNNAHD' St. Adams
6. " KS. $. kEYES, Highgate,
j. BANGS Is Long Wharf Boston
SHIPPERS Or PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival Of the Propeller james II Uooker nj
Whitehall, boats OF the Northern Transportation Line
will leave direct for New York, taking her freight
through without landing.
Whitehall, April, 10th lSF. AZ 6m
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
j. v. RANDALL.

II AS just received from New York n new assort-
IL ment OF WATCHES, JEWELRY and Fancy
Articles, Gold Pins OF the latest fashion, Gold Studs
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens Silver Darts,
Silver Birds, Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, Shell Side
Combs Shell Back Combs with high tops, Steel Beads
SBagS, Clasps, Steel Purse Rings Tassels OF the lar
gcst size, Bead and Silk Purses, Ivory Combs Guitar
Strings OF the best quality Rogers Pocket Knives and
scissors ana he WI keep constnnlIy on hand good
assortment OF goods that come fairly in jewelers. line
OF business.
Strongs Building, College stu
Burlington, March, 1877. &c
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
burlington W.

ny Villas d MOVES.
Circumstances having rendered the control of III.
above premises necessary, would give motto, 10 tho
public that the Pearl St House rs now omen for IN,
accommodation OF travellers and Others who NAV call
Bens located in one of the peasantest parts OF our
village. and commanding il does fine view of
Lake Champlain and the scenery about Bprl,n",,n
and also being near the University of Vermont we
think 1t can scarcely fail please the searchrr 70,
pleasure and recreation while the same time i, nf
lords those upon business comfortable home
Mr. III. \. Cole and Mr.. H. c. Mason LAT. NJ
iilghgate Springs, will manage the House for MS and
TO those who are acquainted with them as CATrRrpS
1t would he unnecessary TO say single word in con-
mendallon. Suffice TO say that erery thing will be
done 10 MAKE u agreeable and pleasant to oil who
may wish to make 1t a stopping place 49,"
Believing that the sale OF intoxicating drirLs =.
beverage TO be injurious to them who use or do no, n
them, and detrimental to the well being ot s"c;.,v
as also IN hostility TO the law OF the State, and m:
strongly expressed wishes OF majority OF the Free
men thereof; We shall neither keen il pubIicv NO
e!dndssf'neiy 10 be sold or giren away. "A
a suitable carriage will be- provided TO take n,s..,
gers to and from the Steam Boats. P'Nes
All Stages Will call al Ihis House.
N.r.L ,o,, VIM, r. VIA,
-.en ioiI, MoRILLo Noyn
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GREEN g. CRAMER,
Nos. 23l end 232 Rirer- Street, Troy
Opposite the Troy House,

Importers aud Dealers in Hardware Cutlery, Sad
Bellows, Bar and Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, &c, &c.
AGENTS
For "Fairbanks' Celebrated Platform Counter,
Hay and RAILROAD Depot Scales. Blanchards
Scythes.
April 10Th 1877.
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wORCEsTER,s DICTIONARIES.

Worcestcrs Elementary, adapted for use in school
and Academies, continuing nearly ?Voo more words
than any other School Dictionary.
Do Comprehensive, Pronogncng and fxpnnh-
tory designed Tor the same and tor general Reference
containing over 6, 900 words.
This Dictionary is recommended by persons OF
li,crnry merit as combining advantages rs n Fro
nouncing Dictionary, superior TO all others, ana as
being a most comprehensive, correct, and useful
L.
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NEW GOODS IND PLENTY OFTHEM
IN Now receiving from New ork, the greatest va
rety; of NEW GOODS, all of which shall ex-
hibit with much pleasure and satisfaction 10 buyers.
4G c. f. STAMFORD y Co.
Burlington, May, 10, 1917
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TRAVIS g. COS
NORTHERN LINE.
80 1917, -,

sS=sszTv-@Ls ~ =
The Projectors of this line will continue
10 run n Six Day Line of Boats during the pres
ely Ell season OF Novigation for the TRANSPORTATION oil
al Properly entrusted TO them, with safety ana des-
patch, between
-, NEW YORK, and ST. JOHNS c. E.
The Proprictors have arranged with the Cham
days eyccpte1 by Steamers
BURLINGTON And WHITEHALL.
on Lake Champlain, which. with their Line OF ilrs
{ f lass Vessels, Canal and Lake Bonfs will form a
Line unsurpassed in facilities for the Transportation oil
Properly, with despatch and safety.
ALL GOODS SHIPPED BY THIS LINE ARE INSURED
W. a. TRAVIS, Agent, Whitehall
Q. T. RLOuNT, agent Troy; :.
Il. J; n STARK, Agent, New; York; y,
Voa, ats Of l ,b 81 Linz Leave NEW YORK ALBA
~ SHIP BY GRIFFIIHS
Ncw- York and Troy Line 7or-B Boats.
For Freight apply TO
l.. ]. N. STARK. 80 Cocntes Slip, N. Y. f;
| ". 4. TRAFIS IFhitchaH;
o. f. BLOUNT. 1913 Rirer-strcet, Troy;
| D. COLE, LOG Pier Aibang;
A. CLARE, Comstocks Landing;
G TlGH6L SHE Sfn TrHyS st. ar" dSsas
| H. H. HAILE. Platfsburgh;
C0LKIN : TRLMBLE, Port Kent;
". H. SINE. chan;
FOLLETTS BRADLEY,
! g. : Il, = III, FrEEcA' y co. D~li"s'0"'
y: Wee \ co; Rouse's Point;
i e c, r p!huTH. SON. 81. Johns, C. E.
MITHEm'S0,N Il slV}LA1R, llontreal;
W. c. HENDERSON, QueJec
N. BAN Goods shipped by this Line will be ac
curacly weighed and carefully handled.
Mark Goods-Care TRAVIS g. co. 43h
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JOHN p. KELLOGG,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
SOj River street rrov n "

WlLLKEEp CONSTANTLY on HAND DURING
w the present season. large supply of Forciga
Vines, and LiqHors oi various descriptions some Of
which are His urn mI'Ortaiion
Having made arrangements with several Dsiillers
for his supplies OF Bosion Rum and other Domesfic
Liqu0rs he will at all times be enabled to furnish his
customers with such articles at the lowest prices
Troy, April ID, 1917, 42mG
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Goodrchs History OF The Unted Slalcs, hdhpted 10
the capacity OF youth. Revised and enlarged from the
one hundredth edition. and brought down TO 1917
Goodrichs and Emcrson's Questions TO the above
The above history OF the United Suites is among the
most popular works OF the kind. Its in use III the
Boston schools and has high and extensive pow'a'
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EARTT g. 90.
SUCCESSORS TO
J. c. Heart, Bro. & Co.,

Isl Rirer ~. Troy
IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Uardwprc, and dealers in all kinds OF Domestic
h2tHiS ior inc sue ~ ir,u "ud Troy Nails, Spikes
Horse Shoes, and Iron, at Factory prices Hunts
Simmons aud White Il Olmseads \ Xcs also every
variety OF The st Lawrence County Hay and Manure
Forks aud Hoes, at Manufacturers prices
The attention orr ALL ROAD CONTRACTORS
spartcuary called very superior asst Steel Shov-
81 made expressly ior Rail Road purposes, the quality
Of which and the terms will be found uncxceptionablc
1lm1
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SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. 3 Front street,
New York.
A. NJ. FREEMAN.

A. NJ. FREEMAN.
u Liberal adrances on Consignments.
REFERENCES.
Mess. Suydam, Sage & Co. New York
John Johnson's Son. "
?. & w. Martini "
Freeand, Stuart & co.
f. 7. &. A. Woodruff,
Stanton & Frost,
:. J: Palmer & co. Philadelphia,
VIM. Taylor & co.
-" Follett & Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shelburne, g
Lawrence Brancrd, Prcst, St Adams, %
Joseph Warner, Cashr, Miidlebury,
a. H. Catlin. Prcst, Orwell,
John A. Conant Esq, Brandon,
George T.. Hodges. Prcs't, Rutland,
Hon. Myron Clark Manchester,
September, llth 1916 Att
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CHAMPLAIN CANAL.
PEOPLES'LINE!
NEW B o AT S =!

a = II IL 4 -
ls47 I'll. $3.50. $500 a. ls47.
T. c, HENRY, CAPT. J. r. GANDALI,
II. MATHER, a G StOViiJ'
FASHION, h K SCOViiJ
me oomstock Packets on the Champlain Canal
will commence their regular trips at the oinin, Of M
ylgatoli, ana ,licontlnue to run between WHITE
HALL and TROY forming two Daily Lines during
the present season. They will connect with the Rail-
on Lake Champaln, continuous line to the Canadns
me fackcts VIII be manned by experienced Cap
,nins ana hands They are new and newly furnished
to give abstraction to the travelling pubc
Their and FASHION
April 81, 1917. 4
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CLARK, FISK 4 CO.,

22s FuLTON STR Rect, n. YORK |,
II AVE on hand, aad offer for sale choice selcc-
l. ton OF Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, COM
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IL
SCHOOL BOOKS

DUBL1SIED by jerks, PALMER co
i No i3I Washington Street Boston, and for sale
by the Booksellers generally.
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NEW GOODS. The subscriber has just
IN received from New York, a new and elegant
assortment of Spring Goods, OF almost every variety,
which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest. Those
wishing to purchase will do well TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. DANIEL hERN.
Recollection Nav II lS17 dow
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EuERSON,S SPELLING BOOKS.

Emcrsons National SpelIing Book and Troh6nh
ciup Tutor ON an improved plan, with Reading Les
sons one hundred sixticth edition.
Introduction the above, tor younger hoars; by the
same These works highly rccomincndcdb by tea
chcrs and others, used IN the boston iuolc schools
ted States
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CROCkERY

|INHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
L wholesale CASH DRY GOODS business to No9
Cedar st n Y, where they invite the ntte ntion o
Vermont Merchants All who wish to realize the
great difference between Credit and Cash prices will
do well 10 look at our goods at Cdsh prices.
BRADFORD i BURDSALL.
New York, March 81 Is47 42mS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Crumbs Geometry, part aud ,. Crumbs Phoso
Algebra. Suyans Class Books, Political, Moral and
Historical Frost's Grammar Bossuct's French Phrase
Pork. llolhrook's Geometry. Abbot's Little Philo.
sOpier. Noycs's Penmashp. liildreths United Sta
les. Halls Lectures Teachers Blas Outlines of
History brought down to present time lohnsonS and
Walkers School Dictionary. The Chld's Botany.
Parcy's Arithmetic.
School Committees, Teachers, &C., DESTROYS of ex-
aiming any OF the above, will be supplied without
charge.
In addition to the above always for sale s;tsfac-
and Miscellaneous Books. Stationery, Ne. 6w III
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COL Pc Ms. Browns, Benedict g. Barney
~ victoria, Congress, Smith Il Famam's and Bard
Brothers % at J. y RIVDJTIiS
Il HITTING PINS, Sewing Needles, and Darning
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