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Jessie Hayes, 2:24, by Dave Hill.
MIDDLEFIELp, Gcauga Co.. Ohio.

MIDDLEFIELD, Gcauga Co., Ohio.
Dear SRI received your letter
dated Feb. 5. cannot give the infor-
nation you wish only in part. The
mother of Jessie Hayes | bought of a
widow lady; never have traced il
back to know what the blood was; sire
was sired by horse named Ned For
rest; have never traced his pedigree,
perhaps others have. do not make a
business of dealing in hors 81; should
be glad to give you the information if
| could. Jessie was good mare; my
son plowed out corn with her when
she was years old alone.
Yours respectfully,
f. j. HAYES, SIR.
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Yours truly,
Jack Draper, 2 ~,

BY HUNDRED, son OF TOM JEFFERSON, BY
BLACK HAWK.
On this trotter we have the follow
ing:
Mr.. BATTELL.
Dear Sir:-If you will correspond
with joseph McAllister of Gouverneur,
St. Lawrence Co., N. Y, he will
give you all the information you want
His uncle owned the sire of Draper.
Yours,
E. G. WHITE.
Watertown, N. Y, March II, 1885.
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STATE OF VERMONT
district nf AIIisnn "a


The Probate Court tor the District of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate OF Sally
c. Young, late of Orwell, in said district, de-
ceased.
GREETING:
By the authority OF the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said pro-
bate court, at the probate office in Mddlebury,in
said district on the S0th day OF November, a. ID.
1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m. to show cause, if any you
have, why the account of e. K. Bush, admin
istrator of the estate of said deceased should not
be allowed, and also why the residne OF said
estate should not be distributed to the parties
entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this 3d
day of November. y. ID. lss5 45
LYMAN +. KNAPP. Judge.
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Bay Gelding Joker, 2:22 1-2.
SHREWSBURY. Aug.

SHREWSBURY, Aug. 2.
Dear Sir will inform you how
Joker was bred. Joker was sired by
the Paris horse, he by Bennington. he
by Bishop, he by Messenger. His dam
was sired by the Andrews horse, he oy
Bennington. His father was owned
by Paris of Dandy. Please correspond
direct to North Clarendon, Vt.
CHARLES Ill. GLEASON.
I'VE have written to Mr.. Gleason to
know who bred this dam.
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WidgeOn,
SIRE OF MOUNTAIN QUAIL, 2:25 ID, AMI
FEARNAUGHT, 2:29.

SIRE OF MOUNTAIN QUAIL, :25 1-2, AND
FEARNAUGHT, 2:29.
WEST UNION, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1885.
JOS. BATTELL, Ripton, Vt.
Your letter of recent date received
by my brother; he wished me to an
swer your letter. In regard to Widgeon
if George Miller does not give you
what you desire / will see him and
write you if you wish at any time.
Now about Fearnaught,h he was brought
from place called Parish of st. Rose,
Lower Canada, by a Frenchman by
name of st. German. | think in 1877
he sold him to John St. Adams of St.
Paul, Minn,; he got record of :29 in
1879 at st. Paul, MINI. Now we
would like to find out what Black
Hawk in Vermont he is from. On an
nexed sheet find copy of letter written
by man from whom you might get
some information; would give some
thing to know what Black Hawk sired
his Sire, as Fearnaught is a noble horse
and we own him at this place; hoping
to hear from you again.
TAYLOR Il FAIR.
MONTREAL, April 3, 1884.
CHARLES Brown,
AS promised when at your stable
in St. Paul, along with DR.. Lennon,
that on my return home | would en-
deavor to send you more correct ped
igree of your horse Fearnaught, what
now write you about his history is
correct as | am personally cognizant of
il on the side of both sire and dam.
Fearnaught was sired Black Hawk i'm
ported here from Vermont, his dam be.
ing then in foal with him. This was in
they ear of 1852 his dam was sired by a
sorrel horse called Bellair; this was the
name of the man who once owned him
and he was sired by the sorrel horse
Convalescence, and he by Old Sir
Walter, a road horse Of great celebrity
in his day. See stud book. Trusting
that this will be satisfactory, am
Yours, very respttully,
GEORGE SWINBURN,
Nerinary Surgeon,
No, l6 st. Urban ST., Montreal.
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The Registers Work.

The Manchester journal, speaking
of the recent Horse Breeders meeting
at Burlington, says:
1t was noteworthy fact that nearly
all the horses and colts shown belonged
to some branch of the old Morgan fam.
lily, and could trace back their pedigree
on one side or the other and perhaps
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INVESTMENTS.
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Who Have Money which they Desire
to Safely and Probably Invest.

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John Hall, 2:25 Ia. by Daniel Lambert.

WEST HAVEN, April 30, 1885.
j. BATTELL.
Dear Sir. The dam of John Hall
was raised by Daniel Offensend of this
town. | bought her of him at three
years old; he claimed Ethan Allen was
her grandsire.
Yours truly,
V. N. FORBES.
We learn that the son of Ethan Allen
that got this dam was American Ethan.
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thoroughbred gray mare brought from
Kentucky and called Whip, Dam of
Jenny, bay runner, fast quarter mare
by Cones Bacchus.
Deception, Fremont, Jenny and
Charles were bred by my father, DR..
M. Shatfer of Wooster, Ohio.
j. NJ. SHAFFER,
Madison, Wis.
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Honest Harry, 2:22 1-2,
BY WINTHROP MORRILL,.

JOSEPH BATNELL, ESQ,
Dear Sir:-Honest Harry was bred
by Thomas Wood of Winthrop, so am
informed. All know of the dan they
said she was Messenger. She was
gray, | believe. l bought him of Henry
Fairbanks of Winthrop, Me-, April Z,
1872; he was two coming three. | am
going to write again to you soon
think. G.. G. HOWARD,
WEST GARDINER, Me-, March IA,
1885.
Mr.. Howard sent the following pedi-
gree:
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Iron Age, 2:10 Ia,

BY JULES JURGENsoN, son OF GEN KNOX.
FoxCRoFT, March Is, 1885.
JOSEPH BATTELL, ESQ,
Dear Sir: Your letter Is at hand
asking about the pedigree and descrip.
ton of dam of Iron Age. The dam of
Iron Age was red roam mare about
- hands high. She was mixed. gait
ed mare, but paced the most par CT
the time, but she was so nervous that
it was hard to make her go any kind of
gait | have been told that she had
some Drew blood in her, but | never
was able to find out what her breedi ng
was. l have owned Iron Age twice. |
broke him to harness when he was two
years old he was always a trotter from
the time he first saw the light of the
sun. | bought him at months and
paid $3.50 for him. owned his sire at
the time and he was a ripper, none any
better in Maine. There is no way to
find out the breeding of the dam of
Iron Age. for the men that knew the
most about her are both dead, though
the old mare is alive and is breeding
yet. Ny address is Foxcroft, Me.
Yours truly,
j. NJ. LITCHFIELD.
FoxCRoFT, April 4, '85.
Mr.. BATTELL,
Dear Sir Your letter is at hand.
Iron Age was bred by Major Strickland
of Bangor, Maine; he dieotsome years
ago; he bought the dam in this town
and she was kept in the town of Abbot
while he owned her. | lived in the
same town and bought Iron Age of him
at 3 months and paid him $3.50 and
kept the mare and colt until the colt
was months when | weaned him. He
was always trotter. | sold him in
the fall after he was years old. Iput
him in harness few times. | was sure
he was trotter, but he made so much
noise travelling that | was afraid be
would stave himself all up, for he made
as much noise as trip hammer in full
blast. | bought Jules Jurgenson of
7. S. Long in the fall after he was =
years old. | bought him at fair held
in Waterville, Maine. Mr.. Long sold
him for young man that lived in
Winslow, Maine. Mr.. Long lived at
North Vassalboro, Maine. He was the
owner of General Knox, the sire of
Jules Jurgenson. Jules Jurgenson
was bred by man that lived close by
Mr.. Long, but l have forgotten his
name. His dam was black mare; she
was by horse brought from Boston
think. His name was Abdallah and
that was all that was ever known of
him. There is no way of finding out
anything about the breeding of the
dam of Jules Jurgenson. / have for.
gotten the breeding of Gen. Knox.
j, M. LITCHFIELD.
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A HANDSOME LADY

or homely lady can make money selling "Treas-
ury of Thought (Mother, Home, Heaven, just
published. No competition; good pay TO earn
est workers. Address quickly, MARTIN GAR
RISON & CO., BOSTON.
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Honest Harry. Dam was by a son
of Old Hunton Horse. Second dam by
Conqueror. Third dam by Winthrop
Messenger, and he (Honest Harry was
by the Jackson Horse of Winthrop.
This ! got to-day from Winthiop
Yours,
G.. g. Howard.
Mr.. Fairbanks sends us the following
pedigree:
Honest Harry, bay roam gelding, 10
hands, 900 lbs; foaled 1869, bred by
Thomas G. Wood, Winthrop, Me Sired
by Winthrop Morrill,, son of Young
Morrill,. Dam flea.bitten grey mare,
bred by the late Thos. G.. Wood, sired
by the Bishop colt, by the Hunton
Horse, by Bush Messenger. Second
dam, a gray mare, bred by Thomas c.
Wood, sired by Conqueror, grey stall
lion that came from Boston and stood
in Winthrop, breeding unknown.
Third dam, grew mare bred by An
drew Wood at Winthrop, Me-, sired
by Winthrop Messenger, son of Imp.
Messenger. Owned by T. G. Wood =,
Homer Wood, Blaisdell, Goodale g.
Co., T. B. Williams, and now bv Au.
gust Belmont, N. Y. Record, 1922 IL.
b. +. FAIRBANKS.
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Rev. II. b. Errell of Pavilion, N. Y, says of
Gilmores Aromatic Wine: al believe 1t t. be a
most desirable remedy to be placed in every fam
ily'.'
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The following letter is from tn,
breeder of Whitehall.
FAIR HAVEN, Oct. "a.

Mr.. BATTELL.
| received YOUR letter this morning.
The Bullock horse was a French horse,
came from Canada. Was a sorrel color
and stood about 16 hands high. White
halls dam was brown color and about
10 in. high and was called Messen-
ger and think if there was any Mes
senger blood in this country she was
one. She was very rangy and nice
horse. W, MANCHESTER.
We hope to trace this Bullock Hols
to this breeder.
Wallace gave dam of Whitehall in
his LIST Volume bv Cock of the Rock.
Vol. 4th he has Dam, dark bay mare,
bred by Amos Allen and Representa- by
him to be a cross"between the Handle
tonian and Messenger blood" Who
she was represented to orwhen, Mr.. Wal
lace doesn't let on nor why it was first
recorded by Cock of the Rock. A ped
igree stated in this way and altered to
suit the times certainly isr't worth
much.
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Stock of Revenge, &c.

WALPoLE, n. H., Nov. 1, 1885.
MIR. A. w. THOMSON.
Sir: am nearly sick with cold,
Revenge's stock, some were fast trot-
tiers for their time, hardy, good style as
the best: not that cat-like step and
style of Old Clifford, but among the
best. first saw Beppo in 1886, at
CentrevilIe. l.. L., track, kept 10y Mr..
Woodruff, Hiram's father. II, was
bred by Benjamin Cushman. TIM
bridge, Vt.,got by Clifford, dam by Oid
Justin. In 1S47 bought OF Cu-hma"
chestnut mare by Morgan Eagle out
of the dam of Beppo. | bred her t.
Clifford aud got horse colt, which |
sold at Two years to n. b. Hogs ami
four others of Newark, Ohio, for $500.
He never found the way to Bro, Inns
ley's book. +. a. WEIR.
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EAST POULTNEY. March 4, 1888

JOSEPH DATTELL, ESQ.
Dedr Sir: The pedigree of Polly
DAILY, the dam of Florence, is as fol-
lows: She was sired by the Ed.
Brown horse, he by the Ed. Congdon
horse, he by Little Putnam, he by Gift
tord Morgan, or as he is commonly
called, Old Clifford, and he by Wood
bury bv old Justin Morgan. The dam
of the Ed. Brown horse, the sire of the
dam of Florence, was the famous Fas-
sett mare, the dam of Bludsoe and
Young Darkey, both of which trotted
ice low in the twenties; the dam of the
Ed. Congdon horse is by Old Clifford las
is LittlePutnam, making him an inbred.
The Fassett mare is by Andrus' Ham
bletonian. The breeding of Polly
Days dam is not known, more than
that she was sired by horse called
Paul George, owned in Peru-owned,
| think, by George Stevens, but he is
dead. The Ed. Congdon horse was
bred by o. & S. Riford of Braintree,
VT, and was sold for western land to
Frank Post of Wallingford. Otis Ri
ford lives in West Randolph, VT.
Please send me down the pedigree and
list of trotters of Daniel Lambert when
you get them out also price of service,
as | have mare sired by Highland
Gray, dam by Ethan Allen. she is full
sister to Lady Haner, who drew q road
wagon last simmer at New York one
half mile i'll | ~ ~.
Yours truly,
VIM. DAILY,
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Florence, Chestnut Mare, 22:3 IA,

By HIGHLAND GRAY, SON OF DARKEY, BY
ROUNDS HORSE, BY BLACK HAWK.
PAwLET, VI, Feb. 20, 1885.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Yours to hand. About the mare
Florence | suppose you mean the sorrel
mare that Henry Potter sold to George
Hanon of Melrose. Henry Potter
bought her in Hampton. Geo. Hanon
got Florence of Henry Potter and after
that he bought Florence's mother and
two of her colts, vearling and a two
year-old. Jerry Ford of Poultney,
half owner of Highland Grey, or Hen
ry Potter, can tell you all about the old
mares pedigree.
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JOSHUA HULETT.

p. S. Mr.. Battell, you can see by my
writing that | am old and shakv, but
never mind, will see Henry Potter
and Ford and Reilly and then | will
write all the truth about the old mares
pedigree. live twelve miles from
Poultney.
| have just learned that the dam of
Florence was bred by John DAILY of
East Poultney. Address him.
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Respectfully yours,
GEO. A. SINGERLY.

UEU. n, EINNEKL1'
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Dear Sir: My brother purchased
Jennie l.. from William Achutf OF
Philadelphia. Yours, etc.
G.. A. SINGERLY.
April %, '85.
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Sic OnlN

medicine I ever found that helped me at all ia
ATHLoPHoRos, and have not had the Rheuma-
tsm since | took it."-EDwIS SEARS, Province.
town, Mass
A professor in a medical college once said to his
class put your hand in vice, turn the screw
until the pain is all you canbear, and that's rheu-
matism; turn the screw once more, and that's
neuralgia-and gentlemen. the medical profession
knows no cure for either" That was before the
efy OOfATHL0PH0R0S Sa hSh SO esp aad both g
rheumatism and neuralgia, and many Physicians
use it regularly-frankly admitting that they
prescribe nothing else 30 effective
Many persons have tried 30 many so-called rem
edles, without benefit, that they have no faith to
try more, but II ls worth your while to try Attn
lophoros, If You have any doubts as to its value
write for names Of parties in your own State who
have been cured by its use.
Ask your druggist for Athlophoros. II you
cannot get it of him will send it express paid on
receipt of regular price-si 90 per bottle. We
prefer that you buy it from your druggist. but II
he hasn't it do not be persuaded to try something
else, but order at once from as directed,
ATHL0PH0R0S co., il2 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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Jenny L., 2:23 Ia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1885.
Mr.. Jos. BATTELL.
Dear Sir: Your enclosed letter was
handed to me by Geo. Scattergood.
The white mare Jenny L. is by son
of Hoagland's Messenger, dam I'M
known. She has been bred to my
horse Messenger Chief, and should foal
this May. My brother, William NJ,
owns her.
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The Dam of Black Hawk.

The following was delayed and did
not reach us in season for last weeks
issue
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

LYMAN E. KNAPP, Judge.
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Nffairen pf1esten ia fonh bon Dem Mbel
bes 2anoes in aller Stille unb obne
8eledung bes @tammbaAms ausgez
gli1en 3u tperben. @elbft &aifer 6ran1
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li1feit ba9te, ,na6te einlnal benz alien,
ebrenfeiten &i6ter cine iol6e Mn6eubung
erbielt aber rllr iene Mntmort, 4pel6e
oieier Dem 9obne gegeben. Greili6
belt Der berbitterte @reis nit glei9er
8ebarrli1feit au1 barar feif, baB bas
8anb auif6en ibnn unb feinem ginsigem
fir INNER aerf6nitten lei, lieB bie
8riefe, tpel9e faff ieber poiftag aus
Sirol bra6te, uner6ffnet liegen, unb
litt felbit in ieiner lebten Granfbeit
ni6t, baB Der 8eritoBene berufen tperbe.
go fam oieier mad bem Sobe bes
8aters balb gdn5li9 in 8ergeHenbeit; !;
| nur feline bprnebmen 8ermanbten err
adblten einanber 5uipeilen a6ielaudenb,
baB fie ipieoer einmal gen6tbigt getpe=
fen, einen 8rief oes fre6en Meni6en
an ben Nufgabeort suriid5uienoen.
Was in bieien Briefen ifanb, erfubren
fie glei6uobl bur6 cine eutr1iitbise
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INNER bringli6er bic Bite UNI grl6<
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tpintel, um Bef6rberuns auf einen
tuiirbigeren poten.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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fiid in ber Maribau etraBe fit bas
neue S6ulgebduoe Der 2. Warb anges
fault.
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nung BON 800 fir bic Gabbaftmerbuna
Der M6roer 5tanifortb's uub 5000 far
bic M6roer 8rauers ausgeiebt. Oiele
getobnung 1T bur6 foIgenbe 8eitrdge
unierer G0untDbean1ten erb6bt tpor6en !:
@eo. paf9al $50, 8. Wuraba6 $50,
U. sc. 2ode $40, @eo. SC. Daibiel
$25, Gre0. 8aber $25, Mar Neuenoorif
$40 Inton Qbam $50, Shah. %. Smith
$25, Sole Gafliano $25, Sbomas St.
Gbem $40, @b. Grob6fe $25, s. ".
Stebens $50.
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Sauptlinie baben tpiir6e.
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beute Morgen beauglib Der 9pspitdlz
angelegenbeit tpurben bic tpeiteren Nerz
banolnngen betreffs bes 8auplanes &c.
big aum II. Maguit beri6oben.