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REVEREND |. CovERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEJF and U1iuQJie remedy for the dure Of COnSunp
ton, asthma, BrouchiiS Group, WhOOping Cough, AID
all diseases Of the Lungs and WiHdpipej ertensireiy
used and By the Mcdica Faculty, TO uhom
The receipt has been ffeCiy made kHown.
LY, PHELPS AND Go, WH0LESILE DRUGGIST,
l42 WITER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, dRE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS on rue
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS;
TINE PROPRIETOR is HOW receiving, almost daily,
L testimonials Of the highest responsibility IN favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen and others, who
have become acquainted with It's nature and elect
among which are the inllowns'-
From the Boston Medical Journal August2Cth, lslO.
The following is IN extract from an article in that paper
on lorbuS Ldryngeus CoRciondtorum" or Bronefhs,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Materia Medica
aud General Pathoog, in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev. Coyers Mixture, also now used 50 extern
sivcy fur this affection by Clegymen, belongs TO the
class of stimulating expectornts being one OF those ucN!
combinations Oi medicinal agents which, while II promotes
does not impair the tone OF the stomach
OF this medicine we feel ut liberty to speak since It's com
position i not held from the PROFESSION, and we hope
the proprieors will soon see III to give II to the public
We therefore, venture recommend it, having employed
in own case, and in the case OF many others, with
decided benefit.
To all tchon il man concern! This may certify that
have examined the Rev. Coyert's ingredients, com.
pounded under the of the BALM OF LiFEi and be-
leved said compound is happily calculated to relieve per-
sons of all ngrs and afflicted with acute and chronic
dacascs of the lungs and windppc, as indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pans in different parts q
the chest If administered uecr suitable circumstances and
III appropriate uOs9a' ...,,,,. -. ,,,,,.,,,.
JOSEPH r. PIrNEY
PHYSICIAN " SURGEON,
AUBURN; August 3!st, 1883.
This Cerfes that having examined the Rev. l. Coverts
BiLM OF LIFE in all its component parts we do be-
leye it to be one Of the best compounds for coughs con
SYMPTOMS chronic iunumntlors, etc, Of which VIC have
any knowledge and do cordially recommend Its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
JW. DANIELS, NJ y, s,o.
W. .LOVEJON, NJ. d. ''''"a'
GORDON NEEDIIhM, NJ. y. Onondngo.
n
On G n. PHELPS, New-Eugand Agent, Hartford, Conn
AGENTS. IN VERMONT.
TITUS HUTCHINSON, Jr., Woodstock,
d. H. Newton, Irlord
J. C.. Brooks, Sharon,
Wooster N0wrcr, Ro,altOn,
o. Gleason a. Co. Bethel,
n Richardson & TO. Rochester,
Myrick Gay, siockhrltse
u. W, French, Rad0lph,
= y. Mason, West Randolph,
Edge.on q Walker. Eust Randolph 51-ly
DERFUMERY OF all kinds, shaving soup, &C., can b,
h,da at I l, stn nr 4 n MIlRn0lk.
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How like fool man feels when he is sleepy.
We are " mid, mid, noddin," half our time.
Richmond Star.
So we should think, by your paper, Corporal.
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PRETTY WELL, WE SAY.

Mrs Abram A, Sergeant, of East Randolph, pre-.
scented her husband last week, with three smart
healthy children! Immense times these Smile y
he Governor, and no mistake,
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sCJs Badger, Tallmadge, and Mitchell, nre
bright and conspicuous gems in the wing cOsket.
There are others whom they cannot eclipse, how
ever.
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There is no use in cndeavoring to mys,iry this
business about removals from olice,-RuNQnd
Herald.
Why do you attemp, it, then
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NOTICE. WARREN 4 MUTE, would respectfully
awe notice their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks Val
Uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line OF
business to suit customers ut their old stand-as thev in
tend to suit customers in order get living by their bust
ness-and they respectfully their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for a continuance
Woodstock, May 8, 1910. l.tf
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NOTICE {!
NOTICE EXTRA,

TUNE subscriber has purchased the stock OF Goods and
all other articles in trade Of the late firm Of Bailey
Morse and will continue the Mercantile business, ut his
store the old stand. Customers wishing to purchase will
be accommodated on liberal and favorable terms Good
will be sold at prices for Cash. produce, or approve
credit, as any other shop.
South Woodstock, May 10, 1871. 55-sw
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e. Il A ID l. A Nj,

WOULD respectfully inform his ireuds and the public,
w that he still continues the manufacture Of
PIANO FORTES,
at the old stand in McLaughns' Building, nearly opposite
Whltneys Hotel All Pianos are warranted, IN and
Workmanship, not to he interior to those manufactured in
Boston or New York. and will be sold cheap nstri-
mens Of thesame Workmanship can be purchased in any
of the cities.
Woodstock, April g. 1911. 49-tf
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The feds of Rutland County, at Rutland, on the
10th, nominated for Senators, Orson Clark, Isaac
Norton, and A. G. Dana.
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THSiE notes and accounts and a.! demands due the late
Il firm OF u. Morse, are purchased BY the subscriber
and nc in his hands for collection and he hereby requests
that they bc settled b. note otherwise Immediately.
OLIVER BAILEY.
South Wool,tocK. NIny 10, lSil, 5j.-w
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Justin G Brooks,

elf the principle OF all these appointmens-ths mo.
nopoly of public trusts by members Of Congress and
M Partisan Editors If he e,ceptonahle, land would
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY vi.
CIous) THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING
Henry Clay in ls2e.
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200 TONS NO |. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures of the bshmCIt will, for quality Of
metal and style of workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should he forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed to the suhcsr
Der at "Tyson Furnace r. o., Windsor Co, VT, will
ceve prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace August, s. 1910. l7-tf
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ZVV, WV GA BRYANT, & Co.
June L, Ell. 5g-tl
LIBE II ALTON.

LIBERATION.
THIS may certify that Lemucl 'pooner, have this
l. day given 10 my son Luther Spooner. n minor
full power to transact business FOR hlnseillh same
rs though he was one and twenty years Of age,and
that shall not ply any debts Of his contracting
from this date, neither will control any Of his
earnings. LEMuEL SPOONER.
Attest Harvey Bruce.
Pomfret, May Is, lS4l. 5o-3w
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TO FARMERS, WOOL-GROWERS
AND LUMBERMEN.

rJNIIE subscribers offer for sale valuable tract of rich
i md heavily -tmherCd land, lying ut the northwest
corner of Reading WiHdsOr Co. ~, bounding on the lines
of Woodstock Plymouth and Bridgwater, distant about 3
miles from the latter village, and about ur 10 from Wood
stock Green Said tract consists Of $40 b, measure
ment rs or 100 of which have recently been cleared aud
are now in good pasunge and Is known by the name Of
the Governors Reservation The remainder is covered
with its original growth OF timber the greater portion Of
which is very heavy and of first rate quality consisting OF
Spruce IIemlock, Maple, Birch Bass aud Asl-nuch OF
tie latter of superior quality. There is also On 1t one OF
the best Sugar Orchards IN the county Of Windsor There
is on said land neat, wclbut Cottage, % BY sc feet,
finished papered and painted, with good cellar under the
whole-wuh convenient shed 10 by 10 feet and burn
80 by 40 feet, Nil Also siwnll, which hns been
bn about years and is in good repair with tine ecep-
ton of lrling damage by heshrt 1t is allowed that
tery is sufficient supply Of timber on tins lot TO wear
ont two new mills and 1t is Of easy draft the ground being
nearly all descending TO the MILL The land well situa
ted to he divided into three farms ard the buildings are To-
Gated lavoraby Tor such an arrangement; used all TO-
gctner as one rrsrte sheep farm for which 1t was de-
sene-the soil being suitable nature for rnlsng wheat
rye oats and barley for pasnrage. rare chance Is
here presented to any person wishing 10 embark IN elmer
or all of the above kinds nj busncsihe facilities for ench
being abundant and Of the best quality Tile terms VIII
be reasonable and long credit sven required Tor part
Of the purchase money.
! Further particulars NAV he known by application tc
Hon. T. HUTcnINsON. of Woodstock Green, /. l. Jaw
| uoyp ESQ. of West Windsor or DAVID HAMMoSD, Esq
Post Master Reading, VI.
~ The property may be seen on application to the above
gentlemen JONA. HARTWELL.
JAMES l.. IIARTWELL
| Littleton, Middesey Co. Mass Feb. 6, lsil. p
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WANTED,

w a " IL ~
G9M MnnBUSHElso of good house Ashes Mt tie
as vs. WV Aslery OF l.. s. Hayden, in Wood
stock.
Also
Black Salts for which fair price will he given in Goods
BY o. 4. BRYANT Co.
n. b. We have lot Of notes aud accounts due which
must be paid this winter No stake.
Y. \. BRYANT Co.
Woodstock Jan C, I'LL 36-lI
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DISSOLUTION,

E copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of
l. WITT IL SOUTHGATE, Merchant Tailors, is this
day by mutual consent dissolved. All demands due said
firm will be settled by p. D. southgate
II. b. WITT,
Woodstock April l2, l8il p. b. SOUTHGATE.
PORTER D. SoUTHGATE requests all persons indebted TO
the late firm of Witt SUuhsate to call and make mmc-
diate settlement p. b. SOUTHGATE.
April H. ls4l. 5l;T
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FOURTH OF JULY.

The approaching anniversary of American lnde-
pendence will be celebrated at Norwich on the 9Th
day Of July next, in which, all political parties
will cordially unite. An address will be delivered,
and it is expected that several military corps will
take part in the festivities of the occasion.
The exercises of the day will be conducted ac-
cording to the following order or programme
Morning gun at sunrise-Federa sau'eQS guns)
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. A procession will then be
formed (at 10 o'clock, A. M,) in the enclosure of
the University, under the direction of Col. w. f.
Lewis, Marshall Capt. l.. S, Partridge, Capt. J.
Blood, and Cadet Il. w. White, assistant Marsh
ais in the following order, viz
Cadets of the Norwich University.
Dartmouth College Phalany, Capt. Cook.
Lebanon Light Infantry, Capt. Durkee.
Hanover Light Infantry, Capt. Smith
Norwich Light Infantry, Capt. J.. S, Partridge.
ThelloId Rifle Corps, Capt Hubbard
Band.
President and Vice Presidents of the day.
Orator, Reader and officiating Clergyman.
Soldiers of the Revolution.
Clergy.
Committee of Arrangements,
Toast Masters.
President and Faculty of the Norwich University.
Trustees of the Norwich University,
Officers Of Literary Institutions,
Students of Literary Institutions.
Officers Of the Militia.
Citizens.
The procession will move to the meeting house,
in which the following exercises will take place
PRAYER.
Music by the Choir,
Reading Of the Declaration of independence
Music by the Band.
Grafton.
Music by the Band.
Benedction.
The procession will again be formed in the same
order as before and return to the University.
A National Salute of 26 guns will be fired at IL
o'clock, NJ
After the exercises in the Church are concluded
dinner will be prepared at the Union Hotel, for
the invited guests and such other citizens and s,ran
gers as may wish to partake, The exercises will
conclude with Il Military parade and gun at sun
set
! The surviving remnants Of the Revolutionary he
roes in the vicinity, are respectfully invited to at
tend, for whom appropriate arrangements will b'
made Citizens of the neishboring towns are nlSC
respectfully solicited TO unite with the inhabanl,
of Norwich, in the exercises and festivities of tht
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yIrANTED old gold, silver. brass copper, and PEWTER
w for which the highest price vii be nn 10 exchange
for goods or work. D. IL ho"po]h'
Sept. %, 1910
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SPLENDID SCHEME!
$25, 900 $4,000 10000 5000 1000 5000 2,52s
$500 so prizes of s 900 % prizes of $3.50 200
prizes of $500 81 of 500 &c.
Tickets only Ten Dollars
A Certificate Of II Package of rs Tickets will be
sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
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MUSIC. An extensive and beautiful variety Of popna
WI music, just received and for sale by ,,,,,,,,
Sept %. j. u. MuhpoOh.
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ENRY G. TAFT,
DR. APE R A n D T A IL 0 r

OVER 7. HUTCHINSON JR's STORE,
TTAS received the SPRING and SUMMER Fash
L l. ions for ISII, and Is prepared TO manulhc-
ture for his customers every description OF Gar
ments in the latest aud hest styles, and warrants
them to give good satisfaction in every respect.
Cutting promplI! done and warranted as usual.
June 8. 5I-oo
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yusT Received and for sale low fresh lot OF West In
j dia Goods warranted ri the best quality.
DR. Goods in few days Is per cent lower than ever.
n. 4. BRYANT Il co.
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N-orfCE.-o. A. B1vAST& co. have . few barrels Of
~ Clear PoFk which they will eel q, retail for cash.
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$50, OOO 10000 5000 5000 1000 $500 1000
,747 l-2 25 prizes of 81 900 lET925 prizes of
$500 eacheEl! 2S Of $500 200 Of $500 G2 Of
500 &c.
Tickets Ten Dollars
A certificate Of Package of 25 Tickets will be
sent for $;l3O-&hures in proportion,
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VIRGINIA LEEsBURGH LOTTERY,
class l. for lS4l, TO be drawn at Alexandria, d
c. on Saturday, July 81, ls4l, rs Numbers
Is Drawn Ballots.
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A List of the Prescribed and Re
wardcd, in Vermont.
GUILLoTINED.

GUILLCTINED. REWARDED.
HENS w. I Lowry, MARSHAL WV Ba@aoS' old ied
DASL KELLOGG, Dist. ATTY. CHARLES paws, old fed.
MALACHI CORNING Keeper
of the Light House ut Ju T. JONES,
niper Island.
Aze! spalding, Pension Agent, Thomas Reed,
Custom House Officers.
J n IIollenbcck, Burlington, u Miller, Wi"iston,
DanfOrd Mott, Albnrsh Frederick Hazen, Alburgh,
Zornster Fiske do ThnI. Crane, Richmond,
l. WhitteTore, 5wan'on, Geo w roster, Swahtoh,
John Deaytt franklin, Orvill Kimpton. Franklin,
John Lewis Berkshire, j. VI Potter, Berkshlrei
Geo. Hill, Lowell, Royce Rlchiord,
p, Fu,lcr, Troy, Curtis Elkns Troy,
II Richardson Montpelier, Luther Cross Montpelier,
James Roberts. Burke, silas IIonehton Lyndon
A Tariton st. Albans, - -
Richard Powers, Master OF p.,, n w,h.,er MILAN
Revenue Boat, Burlington, 'e"' '''''''' ''
Posimdsiers.
w. Dowsga. Sharon. CHESTER BAXTER, old fed
4. WELD, Hartland. CURTIS CADY.
&. ABBorr, windhan,. WILLIAM HInmrs, Jr,
BENNETT, Rockingham. HARVEY WooD.
T. ]. OansBEE. Rutland. JESSE COVE, odfed
J.H ROBINSON, Proctorsyille. L. y. PARKER.
J.H. WELLS, Bellows Falls. j. w MOORE, FED editor
A. J. KErcHAm, Brandon. ID. W. G. CLARK, fed. editor
e. MILLS, Burlington u. ID. STACY, ied eonor'
o. CoLpups Burke. AsAngL BuRRisaTos.
j. S,RGgANT, Windsor. W. H. UILkEf.
G., A. GRAsT, Woodstock, JOEL bAIoN'
n Kv,Iona bennington. DAVID Love.
n. n. Newton, Norwich. Harvey Burton, old fed.
p Sergeant, Chester Joel Gonld.
SIN. Parsons, Jericho = We,heroy'
IT. a Morse sheiburne. Geo. b. Ishan.
G. Z. Barton, Charlotte. q. G. Martin.
M. Uerrinston. FACTORY PIT Augustus Clark.
John GIdden, Y. Randolph. Alfred Hebard.
seth Cushman, Gudhail. ID. z. Dennison.
L. r. Barker, sherhnrne, Benj. MaNh,m,
John Smith, Bronkfeld, Noah Paine,
Oliver Averill. Mortified, r. Smith,
James Hale, Barre, Johnson,
l. L Duchcr, st. Adams, Oscar 4 Burton,
Addison Buck, Pttsford, Window,
L sibiey, e. Montpelier, Metcal,
@ w Kimbsll, Barton,
Mo,es French. Hartford. Justin Brooks,
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

s: ;,5;, CT: 8 si 4
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VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class G. for lS4l-to be drawn at Alexadra, Va
on Saturday, July 10, lSll-75 Numbers, IL
Drawn Ballots.
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T AIDES Kid Slips always hand and for sale at the
LLowesi prices, by y. A. BRYANT co.
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ORGANIZING A NATIONAL BANK!!!


ORGANIZING A NATIONAL BANK!!!
This measure is viewed by all classes in most
important light, and not more so than its merits
Much of the distress experienced in the mercantile
world has arisen from the want of uniform cur
rency, which National institution would regulate
ut present, and prevent for the future such ruinous
hucuaton in Exchanges, But it is matter to be
reflected upon tIia, aler the momentus subject is
decided upon, it requires long time 10 be so or
ganisea US 10 afford the relief we feel SO much in
need Of at the moment.
SYLVESTER, as he always does, whilst others
are hesiialing,) finds the remedy, which is submit
ted with every confidence to his friends and cor
respondents, in the programme for July, when he
purposes to distribute over TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, in Shares, from Ten Dollars down TO
One Dollar.
All applicants for Shares cannot lie accommoda
ted, it is true-but those who first apply will be
first attended to without distinction, and the dis
appointed will have TO wait until the ensuing month.
SYLVESTER is determined TO equalize the culren-
cy on his own systemic gradual but certain--and
those who wish 10 avail themselves of the Brilliant
Schemes, particulars of which are described as I'M
der, must not delay in forwarding their orders to
S. J. SYLVESTER,
No. 1870 Broadway, & % Wall-st. New York.
VIRGINIA LEESBURGH LOTTERY.
Glass !. for ls4l, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va.
on Saturday, July, 8, lsll-75 Numbers--l2
Drawn Ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$50 600 49, 900 5000 5000 $500 OIL -2 100
prizes of 81 900 10 prizes of $500 20 prizes of
$3.50 81 prizes of 200 sc, &c,
Tickets only Ten Dollars.
A Certificate Of a Package of rs Tickets will be
sent for $l3O-Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class G. for lS4l-to be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
on Saturday, July 10, lS4l-75 Numbers, IL
Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
S25, 900 Is, 900 10, 900 5000 1000 5000 2,52S
$500 so prizes of 8 | 900 20 prizes Of $3.50 200
prizes of $500 62 of 500 &c.
Tickets only Ten Dollars
A Certificate Of n Package of 26 Tickets will be
sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALA LOTTERY,
Class II. for ls4l, To be drawn ut Alexandria, Va.
on Saturday, the 18th day of July, ls4l-7S
Numbers, IA Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME!
$50 600 10000 5000 $500 5000 $500 1895
of : 500 30 prizes of + goo so of $3.50 rs of
$4,000 rs prizes of $500 1875 prizes of $Sl2j GA OF
| $lO0 &c &C.
Tickets only $40, Shares in proportion,
certificate of Package of Is Wholes in ,hl.
Grand Scheme will be sent for $3.50, Halves and
Quarters in proportion.
| VIRGINIA LEESBuRGH LOTTERY,
Class for lSil, To be drawn at Alexandria, Va
on Saturday, the oath day of July, ls4l-75
| Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
$50, 900 20 900 5000 $500 800 5000 1850
40 prizes Of 81 500 so of $3.50 60 Of $500 G3 o.
SI50 G3 Of 100 SC. sc.
Tickets only $40!
A certificate Of a Package Of 25 Tickets will bt
sent for $50, Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURGH LOTTERY,
Class l. for lS4l, TO be drawn ut Alexandria, d
c. on Saturday, July 81, ls4l, rs Numbers
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DIR. Is. r. PALMER.
Office over o. A. Bryant r. Cos Store.
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DERFUMERY Of all kinds, shaving sonp. &C., can be
L had at the variety store of j. II. MURDOCH.
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GRAND SCHEME.
$40, 900 20, 900 5 1000 $500 800 5000 $500
40 prizes Of 81 500 so of $3.50 60 Of $500 63 Of
$50 G3 of 100 SC. SC.
Tickets only $40!
A certificate of a Package Of rs Tickets will be
sent for $50, Shares in proportion.
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Grand CAPITALS.
$50 600 lO,O 600 5 900 5000 $500 of l-2 l0t
prizes of 1000 10 prizes of $500 20 prizes o
$3.50 81 prizes of 200 SC, &c,
Tickets only Ten Dollars.
A Certificate of a Package of 25 Tickets will b.
sent for $l30-Shares in proportion.
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VIRGINIA MoNoNGAuA LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA. MONUNGALIA LOTTERY,
Class H. for 1871, To be drawn ut Alexandria, Va
on Saturday, the 18th day of July, ls4l-7s
Numbers, ii Drawn Ballots.
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81 nm opposed to the practice Of making appointments
10 olce the REWARD Of PARTISAN Seruice--Generai
HlrriSoA's Letter TO j. NJ BCrr1n.
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an and after MoSDty, March 22, lsll The passenger
" trains will run as follows:
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VIRGINIA IEESBURGH LOTTERY.
Glass !. for lS4l, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va
on Saturday, July, 8, lsll-75 Numbers-l2
Drawn Ballots
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-09
End of Yolnme IFiVe.

The number published to-day, ends the
5th volume of the YAzoo WING. Since the
first appearance of our paper in this place,
we have labored under innumerabIe disad-
vantages, and nothing but the most constant
perseverance and industry on our part. has
enabled us to buffet the many hardships and
trials through which we have passed. We
established newspaper here at an early
period, when larger support from the peo-
pie of this county and adjacent country than
would defray the actual expenses of its pub
LEGATION could not reasonably be expected,
but as the country becomes older, and con-
sequently more densely populated. we look
forward with hope for more extensive patro-
mage. Every one labors under losses from
the present unfortunate state of the currency,
and we will venture to assert, none feel
them more keenly than the Printer. He
cannot do credit business with those per-
sons from whom he purchases The materials
that he uses-the type, the paper and the
ink are articles that command immediate
payment. Is it then just that the labor Of
of his hands should be delivered without
immediate recompense2
In future we must be paid CASH for all
work done by US, when said work shall be
delivered. 1t is impossible, we think, fol
any employment to give support 70 a man
long when he is continually making an out
go without any income, at all events we are
satisfied of the fact, and shall hereafter paa
out no more than we are paid in!
To enable US to continue the publication
of the WING, we shall be under the necessi
ty of shortly paying visit to our delinquen
subscribers and others owing us money
for the purpose of collecting amounts due
us,-and soliciting an increase of patronage
from the public generally.
Those persons living at distance, who
are indebted to us, are requested to remit the
amount by mail.