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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 u. M.
sss zss' s1
Ing wescoii DO; Fl Mead. smith, York Perry, sears
o.; Free Trade May. NHaSen; Vulcan Green
SisarsdnBris; Robt williams {Brl Mcdonald Belfast, l.
dlon Ogden NoIwsh; Julius Prissie, C;%ppeI London
s:si:: :
S kgss DO Ssn.' ns
Ms%a asS1ss %sieSI Ks.sy Haven; f.ss TIsss
. sas doc mo G ba1sss @
phn, Yapp do STAR Longhead do.
Miscellaneous Record.
SHIP SuLTANA, of New York. struck by lightning
the morning oihe 18th inst at New osaas hs fluid en,e hing
then passing of without further Injury - '''"'
SHIP TYRIANThe following account we take from an Eng
sh paper North Knapdale, 10y Lochgiphead) May On
found the Sound between this place and Jus and the
our barrels slaves and our il heaps The small paet
ng box which was painted in italics Capt Jackson shir
hs last broken Of have been picked up
aud hull ashore there he sheahs
which has beeu stripped off, Crew supposed be drowned
the 18th of March,
TopERMony. April 2s.-The Barbara which arrived here
from New Orleans Tor Londonderry lost part of buwarks and
CAnpIrr, May LA bark apparently North American Of
dsmsted and abaadcned 9TH inst Is miles from the Blsakes
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Thc Leman, hence to Baltimore, ra
80 lat 48, Ion 81.
gowMoEE April 2s.cOnrsdne Kosler from New oean,
had seven feet water in her hold
May Ths Sss
st;i A S TA
GALWAY. Nav 4-The Victoria, from New York arrived
here isaky.' '' '''A '''" '''A ''''''
BARK CANOES, for Boston put back Smyrna, April 49,
Notice to Mariners.
constructed observations made By H. NJ ship Leren
LIST TO enter Table Bay from the Northward meaning to
pass outside Yf RSbbsn Island ship should keep the gh
i E until hs m ssnr I Soas 90 Sho%' a. lutte
ssdf Il
s +! n $a sf%
b @ go e
Robben slssd sscertapsd by It's bearings that she clear
distance from Green Point, il desirable but the soundngs j,
that % w mot f o% Ss o" shin ,ho
less than 40 fathoms before the Light bears South East
S ss sS M
From the NoThwaId-inside Of Robben Isiand-the Lsh
e as' may pn
o s wnsn ss e % hs
the plan as before directed.
aSSs. Brought "rds i%' Ia aS
TO pear west SCUM Wrst as before smd. 81,
II De ting between aooen Island and the Main to enter
sbns 20 y.r~ ~. rsouav liz seax Inc Island as
Shoals 20 WY ~ sowafds ths Main aP
P 10 TACK al inc h cast OF he lead after the water
sh G Ems a;..,;u :, :; ,.. e. 80
In 1ese decuons taken ior granted, thar ship will al
By dav or when Ss Shores or ,uf can h. ,d..a
under any crcnmstancss the plan ought to be sufficient
gwmee 49,. Y:l. .
- s,s 'wv ,s.s a. w Ign. Rouse wh,ch are IN one
aou oou Wes anu ny W. hese appear 70 DC OF no Other
use i .s oSsr s W. S.Ys Is S
deck at S me: distance Ut icy VIII not make clear as two
sne unt M'tnn ns 70 the w sstward Oh them; and
from ne Nor NSrthwarS one light only will be seen
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New Bedford OIL Market.

WteK u
Sperm-The market remains the as before noticed
We have only to report sales Of 800 bbs at 95 cts
WhaleThere is good deal of inquiry and sales have
been made Of 500 bis Coast for manufacturing at 35
cts; $50 bbls do at 3D. 3s 80 cts $50 bbls ground
tier at a3s cts 100 bbls South Sea- at 3 cts 365 bbs
inferior at 80 cts and Saturday cargo of about
bbls, on private terms.
I'm Whacbone we have heard Of no transactions
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PoseE, PR-Bng Henry Leeds Charles, of Boston; N
Richardson, OF Portland.
CIEsFuEGos-Schr Ganges-S Barnett, ESQ.,
MARsEILLEs-Shp Nebraska--Captain Charles Upton of
Salem
GInuaLrAR-Shp Nebraska-Francis Franeier of Gibel-
tar; Edward Malone Of Ireland; Charles Unacke of Hail
fax; and in the steerage.
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sales OF Stocks NJ Philadelphia.
JUNE 3-FIRsT BoARp-223 Girard, i21s 5000 Lebisb C.
Scrip sx. 900 do do, sa Si3 900 Penna a. 7s as Oo II
6hs de- lo3k $4,000 30 do 81 o3: Is Fl.mngon a.
80 Reading, 9 5 ds, 2ax ~ ~ --"'
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ALBANY. THuRaI

ALBANY, THURSDAY, June 3, 1s47.
Charles H. Ruggss, Democratic nominee for Judge Of
the Court of Appeals has just returned from Florida in
HAL
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Southwest corner OF Fulton and Nassss,s s,..
JAMES GDRD0N BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION TTyOuaaNn
CluCULATT0N--FORTY TTIOusANn.


DAILY HERAip-Every day, Price cent, rsr rorv--t,
- per annum--paynble in advance "" ''''-"
WEhha5 III hiERALD-t.yery saturdsyPrice sk ce,u
oercnyy-x5 IA cents per annum--payablc in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE--Every Steam Psesei a.,..
esIgs PsI pc, a9unm payable in advance
40. IVY O. eSch Yenr-see copies sixpence each wv"
EN- EN - a. the usual prices-swsys cash in
may occur 10 them. " ''""" "
despatch '''y anu WIN
must be post paid the postage will be a.
'se'so IRON ms subscription money RENTED,
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Passengers Arrived.

Howe KoNa, Cecilia Warwick, from Boston
Hayden Hall and kisley, Of New York.
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~ NE D.
AMkHtCAN HOTEL.

M ARBLE YARD Il2 EAST BROADWAY.--Notice
1 hereby given that the copartneship heretofore Exist
ing under the aud firm of Thorp Anderson, this day
dissolv ed bv mutual consent
N BThe above business will in future be conducted by
ZEPHANIAH THOnP. Sen.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Dated Juue 1 1917 je33tsr
ICE CKEAM SALOON The subscriber Is now prepared
supply his friends and the public with the choicest Ice
way, Liberty st. j. X. SOUTHMAfD.
js2nsr
mo LET--he upper part OF 81 Pike street The
good repair airy and convenient suitable for
small gene~l family. and ~ good tenant will be let low
Possession given immediately Apply on the premises.
je23t*r
livery MOTHERS BOOK-An apprehension Of poverty
II and the prospect of large family Of chden
many consderste people from entering the married state but
here book that will tell many important which
may overcome these objections.
The author not allowed to state IN detail the charac
ter Of the work but he knows will be universally
or among married people.
For sale in book and Of the author No Ann
street. je 3ot~rc
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q ledsa Of bsllas sha asey. sad before BALI b
dng The Collector other proper oesE q arrival and
fixture Of any goods not duly reported n =
Every master should there fore observe that
he should bring with him the Home
the ships certiics!e Of regstry gether with the docks
papers may have the shp cargo crew and
voyage, and vessel, the official list Of the pas
senger.
Deyaar Of the ship Corsica, states that there has
also the north Of the Roman Smon
Bay floating light vessel showing brght revolving light
Licensed pilots always the lookout who will attend
IL usual slgnal il made. =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
The Gractenberg Vegetable Pills.
U2O, 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK
THE GRAEFENBERC COMPANY

WV '-'ss Es.N
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
the State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties of New York is
~ GEO. ] FERRIS, Burlington VI.
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
sub- Agents wherever there is no branch of the Com
pany either personal application or by mail past
paid The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills. and the
extraordinary they constantly siTecting rem
der them by far, the most popular pill OF the age An
Agency will consequently be very valuable
The Graetenberg Pills are nconcevaby superior to
any ever before discovered, In all bilious complaint.
In general arrangement Of the system lin all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these mills
ure q sovereign remedy.
In the class of Diseases called chronic the Gracc.n
berq Ills achieve their highest uunphs Here the y
deity all competition. Entering within the hidden re-
eesses of the SYSTEM they quietly but surely purify the
blood root disease, and give tone and v.or to the
body
Ry these Pills i'll where every other means had
utterly failed The most abundant proof oi this could
be given but trial oil one box VIII convince the patient
They can be ordered and sent by mail, at tring ex
nens. The price is 25 cents box. Where t,co dolar
north are ordered and the money remhcd. the Com
pany piH pay The postageo on tie P,hs. Remittance
at the Company's risk. Wherever there Is no asenc
Of the Company they can be ordered by mail,
These Pills are taking the place OF all others, am
no person should be without them
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
Ropel Complaints, Constipation, Dypcpsia, Ferc
and Asue Heddache, Jdund,ce, L'rer Complaints
Rheumatism, nU SfOWUFH tUWptHHts, plf'H ''"h
arss &c &C. yield at once to these Pills. They purg
away offensive humouis the progress oil disease
and at the same tine restore tone aud vigor 10 TN
system In cases of general arrangement OF health
they are SOVEREIGN
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will be made strong the pale and billion
complex be restored to perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by one disappear
In short, these Pills are an Uncomfortable advance
u,nr any ether medicine offered To the public
4 MAJ wiz Satisfy ANY ONE Oh THE A3mt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
SIR HENRY.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

SIR HENRY was bred by James Bathra,c. Esq
ct Long Is and the brcederof Medoc, Midas Gyp-
sey and other Horses distinguished in the annals of
the Turf. lie has taken premiums after closer
competition, thnn any other American Horse bnv-
my received, besides numerous county premiums the
inst premium for the best blood horse, OF the n Y
state AsncnIlura ia,r several different ycarsstle
competitors, admitted to have been the finest show of
horses witnessed, even in New York lie is full
sixteen hands high, and very muscular weighs eleven
hundred and a halt in ordinary condition; is OF bright
chestnut color; was never III the harness on the
Turf lisa remarkably sure toal getter, perfectly sound
and healthy, and in the ylgor of life. lie got by
Henry (the competitor of Am. Eclipse in the great
ported Diomed. SIR llENRlS dani--the dam of
Prospect Sir Lowell and LIT, lnianiry-was got by i'm
ported LIT. Infantry, "a son OF ENGLISH EcITSE) Or.
dam imp. old MESSENGER, tthe sire oil the dam OF AM
EcLlpsE and celebrated as geter OF uottersl; q. gr
dam Bashaw &. z. or. dam mp. TRUE BRITToN said
TO be the sire of the original" Morgan" Imported It,
Infantry bred by Richard Guston, Esq, of Clan
don in Surrey and was got by Eng Eclipse; his dam
by Feather; or. dam FLYING CHiLpERs.
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires, by reference 10 the Eng stud Book, or Am.
Iurt Register both possession OF the proptIctOrs.
SIR HENRY colts uurivalled for speed bottom
and style OF action and command higher prices road
sers, in the markets OF Troy, Albany and New York
than those OF any other horse; The following notice
OF Sir Henry sirom the March No. OF the American
Agricuurist, edited by A. b Allen, Esq, who is wei
acquainted with both the horse and his stock,
Sir liENRy.-We have received a circular iron
Mcssrs. Luclus Sand-rson x Co.. OF West Milton VI
informing us that this fine, well bred horse, will stand
at Darlington the ensuing season. Slr Henry has tn
zen several premiums at the annual Shows OF the N
otn'c AZ. Soc Celebrated as the Vermont Horses
already atc We think, II duly patronizcd, this supeH
horse "lil leave stock behind which will add still
more 10 their reputation roadstcrs"
nr Hodge, OF Cambridge n. Y. an experienced
ana ooiglng groom, who has taken care OF Sir Herr,
ioi se"iai years wl have charge OF him this Season
moou Pasuiaee VIM be provided Tor mares from
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CLARK, FISK & co,

43l caddes of various qualities, Also, 10000
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities Pipes and Segars; Maccoboy and Scotch
Snuff; New Orleans, Porto Rico ST. CroX and Ha-
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nuevetns, st. Crox Trim
dad and Cuba Molasses Halt Boxes, Box and keg
Rasins St. Domingo Cuba, Rio Laguira, Sumara
and Java Coffee Pimcnto, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs
Cloves, Mustard, Cassia, Fancy and Bar Soap Sperm
and Mould Candies, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
crcl, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod
and full and general assortment OF Groceries, which
offer for sale at the very lowest market prices an,
to which invite the attention of the country mer
chant. CLARK, FISK & co.
n. B. Liberal advances made upon consgnmcnts
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~ THE Subscriber, being about TO remove to
Nil: Burlington offers for sale the following pro-
-2sA- perry, situated in and the village OF Will
llson viz
The Brick Store, formerly occupied by Nichols
Chtendcn and Co. to which is attached n large store
house wood she'd, smoke house &C. and acre OF
land also the goods now on hand in said store.
Aiso-rhe dwelling house formerly occupied by
Eli Chittenden, with the eut buildings and 10 acres
Of land thereto adjoining.
Aso-A farm lying one mile South of the village
containing sc acres Of land in high state OF cultlva
ton, wei fenced and walered, good dwelling house
barn and all the necessary appurtenances for carry
ing in the farming business thereon situated.
The above property will be sold together OF in Sc
perate parcels, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber a
Williston. THIS, IL CANFIELD.
Willlston, Feb. l6, lSi7. SAT-
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MERCHANT TAIEORS'
g.
(fcnfIcmcn.s furnishing Store

III G. RATHBUN 4 CO., HAVE RE
I'VE. ceved their spring stool of Cloths, Cassneres,
Vestngs and Trimmings, and are prepared to furnish
and make garments in the latest style
A large assortment of Cravats, Hdks., Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, Silk and Wooden Under Shirts,
Collars Shouderbraces-ins short all articles Of Gen
tlemens' dress may be found at No. Peck's Block.
Also Tallors' Crayons, Measures &c.
NJ. G. RATilBUN, &. +. WARD.
Burlington May H. 1877.
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JOHN S. WARE,
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
Blu l. ING TO ", W.

KEFIKENtE
Yl / ! i $ p N2fE + Co Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility fpr the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of iregh,s, and all bust
ness addressed to The care Of J. 5. WARE shall re
ceive prompt attention.
The steam Propeller. James II Hooker, the Stca-
mers Burlington whitehall Francis Salius, Montreal
aud the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different tes
of long bouts and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Chan,nInin tourh atthis Wharf l2;6m
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Nv. RANDALL,
TTAVJNC HIST ARRIVED FROM NEW


IL York, with large and fashionable assortment
of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles which he Of
fers for sale at very low prices at his
New jewelers. shop,
In Strongs Building, College street. directly opposite
Cole Il Robnson's Store.
The citizens of Burlington and vicinity respectful
~ invited to call and examine his goods for themselves.
His assortment consists in part part, as follows;
Gold English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders, and
l.cpines Silver, English Levers Anchors, Cylinders
Lepines and Common.
Gold Pencils e. Pens,
Gold Lockets Guard Chains, Keys and Seals, Specta-
Giles, Ihmbles, Beads, Ear Ornaments, Ennnelled
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets, Clasps
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and grea,
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches, OF the latest styles for Ladies ans
Gentlemen Silver Spectacles Thimbes Pencils
Gold and Silver Tooth-picks, Silver Butter Knives
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver Spoons,
| Warranted good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Card Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps, Steel Beads
Purse Rings, with bars and tassels. Silver Plated
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Speciaces ant
Steel Iweezers, Cheap Steel Spectacles, Key Rings
and large assortment OF
Cutlery.
Rogers Razors, kniies and Srissors, Wade and Butch
er's Razors, warranted. Chapman's Razor Strops
Shaving Soap, Bears Oil and
Perfiimery,
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs,
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth Hat, Hair, ant
Tooth
Music Boxes, Vions, Bass Vol and Violin Strings O
the best quality, Caronette Reeds etc.
All kinds of Watches, Clocks Music Boxes an,
Jewelry, Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for goods o
work
November llh, 1916. 2on
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JOHN p. KELLOGG,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
205 River street Troy, n. Y.

NILLKEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND DURING
w the present season. large supply of Foreign
Hines, and Liquors of various descriptions some OF
which are, HIS importation.
Having made arrangements with several Ds,illers,
for his supplies of Boston Rum and other Domestic
Liquors he will at all times be enabled furnish his
customers with such articles at the loves, prices.
Troy April IS, 1917. i2m6
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GREEN g. CRAMER,
Nos. 23l and 232 Rirer- Street, Troy
ODpOsite the Troy House,

Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Sad
dery Iron Steel Nails, Spikes, AnyiIs, Vices, Chains
Bellows, Bar and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, sc, &c.
AGENTS
For Fairbanks Celebrated Platform, Counter
Hay and RAILROAD Depot Scales. Blanchards
Scyihes.
April 10Th 1917.
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 INSURED. 1SA1

-
JAMES H. liooKrR AND OTHERS rRorEiEroES;;
For,rardins to and from Bosion, Nem- York Ai1any
Troy, Montreal, Qucbcc md all ports on Lake
Chnmplain, and the different landings 0" the
n ME old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
L FORMATION LINE lis prepared with increased
facilities forward all KINDS OF properly WITT, rn the
Ter, JAMES II. HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt
sll.AS lllNkLEY, has been added to the line, and
will run on Lake Chanplain; making two trips each
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass. Port Ken, and
Platsburgh Tuesdays and Fridays: Returning will
leave St. Adams Oh Saturdays and Pattsburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This line
CANAL& RIVER BOATS,
all which run day and niSh !, Ii is also b connected
on the Hudson River. and steam boats on Lake
Chnmplain, thus atiordng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
fiper) or by Propeller on the Lake to Whilehall,
thence by both direct Newly ork, or by Tow Boats
OH the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
4 large number of sail vessels on Lake Champaign
belong To this Line. -,
All goods weighed at the time OF shipment, and will
be forwarded will. promptness and despatch,
Debenture and Warehoisng promptly attended TO-
One boat of the above Line leaves New ork daily
stfive P. NJ. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
f f1f 3 t{ a KS a5 '''"T' Slip New York
70 . Il Hi6GLtrl6'uB {lolricr, Albany
JAS II H inn l55 River Street, Troy,
/ g, ld 5l;4$1i S5N,, St, ,onu-, c. E.
y, 1ET GP9 UT[EK1EY Ms. Bay, c'E.
OLIVER BASCOM Whitehall,
GEO BENT, Montreal,
n WEBB, y Go. Ronses Point. y. Y,
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NEW GOODS AND PLENTY OFTHEM.
~ Now receiving from New York, the greatest va
ricty of NEW GOODS, all of which we shall cx-
hbit with much pleasure and satisfaction to buyers.
46 c. Il. STAMFORD y 20.
Burlington Nav, 49, 1917.
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The Peck & spear
DRUG B,LISHME NT,

BURLINGTON, VI.
rINH E subscriber is constantly supplied with, and Of
L fers at wholesale and RETAIL Americas English,
French and India
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical Instruments:
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles; Saline or Mineral
Waters Daguerreotype articles Genuine Patent and
Ihomsonian Medicines; Pure Liquors and Wines /;
Soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes Soaps
Inks, Blackngs, 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, Leeches &c, periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Irusses, 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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JONES. BALL 4 POOR,

".
Importers of n Wholesale Dealers
in Watches. Jcwciry. Military Goods, NC.
EgA\ERECEIvED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
III England and France, large and extensive as
eortment of the following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned, selected en-
pressv for their wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety OF articles be found IN the city, to
which the attention of dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, Japanued lea Trays, III
of Lever, L'Epine An or single, of al! sizes;
Svh "rso H."nTsan,s a of Fruit and Knife Trays
ali 0ualitics and prices Table and Pocket Cutlery,
from the celebrated max Scissors, kazors, &C
ers in Liverpool Lon from the celebrated ma
dnn and Ioce in Suisse nuin, ,rcrs Of Sheffield,
Marble Rosewood and Rodgers, Crookcs, Wos-
Ebony Clocks, Office tenholm, &c with many many
Clocks and Eight Day cheaper kinds OF Table
Tnnppcces Knives and Forks, with
Sold Jewclry of all des- bone horn and cocoa
erptons: Pins Rings, wood handles.
Bracelets, and Clasps Steel Bag. and Fuse
Gold Beads, Guard Clasps, Vest and FOB
Chains, Keys, Gold and Chains and Mountings,
Silver Pencils Spec,a- Steel Beads, Spectaccs
sles. Thirubcs Eye Spectacle Cases. Silk
Glasses, Gold Pens Purses, Guard Chains
Lockets, with general Watch tlnssrs, Snecta-
assortment Of Gold. Sill Gle Eyes limp WICK
and Gilt Fanc! I'm ana smell , nusic
Plated Cake Baskets Can bro!lzcd and lac1nerc,d
dlesticks Casters. Pa- Thermometers, Table
tcd and Britannia Table Bells, &c.
and Tea spoons, Forks. Watch Tools ofevcry dcs
Butter Knives, &c. cripilon.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Graycis, and al
Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds of Watch Mate
Pots rias, both English ans
Communion Ware, of all Swiss manufacture.
kinds.
Purchasers may be assured that every thing in on
line will be furnished on us favorable can b
procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to call and examine.
NATiIL. C. POOR eowlyi
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
J,V.RANOAll,

LAS lust received from New York new assort-
II ment OF WATCHES, JEWELRI 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
grst size Bead and Silk Purses, Ivory Combs, Guitar
Strings OF the best quality, Rogers Pocket Knives and
Scissors and he will keep constantly on hand good
assorncn, OF goods that come fairly IN jewelers. line
OF business.
Strougs' Building, College ST.,
Burlington. March, 1877. 10
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TRAVIS g. COS
NORTHERN LINE.
-. I 1917, 80 Z

50 1871. -.
The PrOprietOrs Of this Line Will continue
10 run Sly Day Line Of Boats during the pres
ali s ProSTy Of @ the h say and es
patch. between
-, NEW YORK, and ST JOHNS c. r.
The Proprietors have arranged with the Cham
plain Transportation Company to ship daily, (Sun-
days excepted,) by Steamers
BURLINGTON AND WHITEHALL,
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