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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28
TO THE LADIES.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The prorrie-
tress Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King
offers for sale select and choice Of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade presented the psb
lie both regards the quality and cheapness of the articles
The assortment consists of the following =
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANS, as worn ey X Dnchssss D'Oreans, Of France
STYLE--And Lawn Hats do do-An entire ne style 0
ed
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DRY GOODS. &c
SH X rs

NEW and important article for in the nursery and
fastening ladies' siaws coals, Sc, patented In the
United States and in Europe for sale wholesale by w H.
CARY CO.. 1856 Pearl New York. and BY paten-
tee, NJ the manufactory, ii6 Jay st, Brooklyn.
Thread and needle and dealers fancy articles sup
nIipd on ibera
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which ls salutary in lis moral influence, well as
conducive 10 health, should be speedy introduced
into our common schools as a preliminary branch
Of education.
Rsso!rea, That from the interes, manifested on
tbs occasion by members of the Convention in be-
halt of the science of music we are fully persuade
ed that (reJueh, meetings of the kind, are cuIcua-
lated 10 give to the science an impetus higly fiat
,crng in its prospects, and well Caiculat ed to ec
vate its character III the estimation the public
The report Of the committee was accepted and
the committee discharged. On motion OF Del Bill
lings esq the Report was then called up. The
Resolutions were read separately discussed by
Rev. Messrs Cook, of Lebanon N. H., Bulerlcld
and Griswold of Hartford, Sprague of Royalion,
Wright of Woodstock, Taylor of Waitsfc!d and
Mr. NJ. L. Cheney, and adopted,
On motion of Thomas L. Powers the chair was
directed to appoint committee of five TO designate
the time and place for holding the next State Con-
yenlion, and report this afternoon.
The Chair announced that the ordinary bust
ness Of the convention was completed and that
the remainder of the forenoon would be occupied
with the exercises OF the Choir.
The time Of adjournment having arrived, The
Chair announced the order Of exercises for the al-
ernoon, and the convention adjourned
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EVENING.

At 7 o clock the CONVEX ton again met
The Chair announced as a Musical State Com
milce for the ensuing year, Nathan pcnnock OF
Randolph Roswell Dewey of Mortified, Thomas
T.. Powers Of Woodstock, J, p, Packard of Mid
dIcbury, Levi ), Rust of WaIIingford,
The three following Resolutions were read by
the secretary, and adopted by the convention;
Rcsolrci, That the thanks of the convention be
presented to the Rev. Mr. Richards, for his very a
bic and interesting address delivered on The oc-
casiOn, and tina, a copy of tie same be requested
for publication.
RcSoIrcd, That the thanks ofihis convention be
rendered to Prof Mason, for his efficient scryi
ccs, rendered during its session
ReSo'rcd, That our most cordial thanks are due
the citizens Of Woodstock for their Kindness and
hospitality to the members of this Convention, and
also to the proprielors rlhis house in generously
granting us lis use.
On motion, II committee Of ono was appointed
to wait upon Rev. John Richards and request Il
copy of his address for publication,
On nomination of James Barrett esq, l.. A.
Marsh esq, was appointed that committee.
The chair was directed, on motion Of NJ. T..
Cheney to appoin, committee of one to wait upon
Prof Mason and request copy Of his address for
publication
Mr. Cheney was appointed to perform that ser
vice,
On Motion Of James Barrett esq, the thanks of
the convention were rendered to the President for
the very able impartial and dignied manner in
which he has presided over the deliberations of the
convention.
On motion of Thomas l.. Powers, it was
Rcsolrel, That the proceedings of this oonycn-
ton be prepared by the Secretaries signed by. the
officers, aud published in all the newspapers in
the State friendly 10 the eau Sc Of sacred music
The ron'alnder of the evening was occupied by
concert by the choir under the direction Of Mr.
NJ. f. Cheney, after which the convention, at 10
o'clock, adjourned sine die.
JULIUS CONVERSE, President
JosErn u. DANroRIH, :,
JAcon KENT, 'i''''
&C. C, G, E1,SrmAN' secretaries.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Vermont Musical State Convention.
Held at TVoolstoch,on HedaesdayS Thursday
the 2OM and 3Oh of June 1912.
WEpNEspAY, JUNE 20, 1912.

lOo'cocli, A. VI. the Convention was called
to order at the Congregational church by Mr. NJ
f.. Cheney, chairman Of the State Committee,
and on nomination, JULIUS CONVERSE, esq.
Of Woodstock was elected President,
On motion Of Z, II. Billings, esq. it was agreed
that the remaining officers of the Convention con-
sisl of two Vice Presidents and two Secretaries,
to be nominated by the chair
The chair submitted the names of J, D, DAN
FORTH, esq. Of Barnard, and Col. JACOB KENT,
of Newbury, for Vice Presidents, and C. &, East
nun of Woodstock and Oscar Hale of Nowbury
for Secretaries, which nominations were approved
by the Convention
The clair was then directed to nominate to the
convention committee of five on Resolutions.
Whereupon the names of Thnmns T.. Powers,
Elk. Prouty, f, Duen, Rev. p, Taylor, and
|, B, lIartwe were presented and appointed,
On motion of +. II, Billings, esq, the chair was
directed TO appoin, committee of one to wait on
Prof LOWELL MASON and request him to SUI
pcrintand the choir during..the sittngs of the con-
vention. The chair appointed Mr. Billings
Mr. Billings at his request, was excused from
serving on this committee, and Norman Williams,
esq was appointed to perform the duties of that
committee.
On motion Mr. Moses +. Cheney was appointed
committee to conduct the singers to their appro-
pirate seats,
Ga motion of james Barrett, esq, the committee
on Resolutions were also directed to report the
business of the convention and the order Of its ca
ctcises.
Upon direction of Mr. Cheney the singers repair
ed to the gallery.
Mr. Williams who was appointcda committee to
wait upon Prof. Mason, and request him to take
he direction OF the choir, presented him to the chair,
and the chair announced him to the conventon.-
After few pertinent remarks from Prof Mason he
assumed the direction Of the choir and they COM
menccd their exercises, under his direction.
At ~ O'clock ThomaJsE. Powers, from the
committee raised to direct the order of the oxerc-
SEES ior the convention, made report and the con-
yenlion adjourned,
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PREDICTIONS.
" Coming Eveats cast their ShadOcs BEFORE.
j u l. Y.

TE,iE progress of eveets leads us TO anticipate lavora-
bic contamination of the negotiations pending with
ord AshburtOn and information from head quarters
warrant opinion that all the questions at Issue VIII be
satisfactorily adjusted.
The Banks ut New ORLEANS have all resumed specie
payments. Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana ARE farming
themselves and will doubtless speedily follow suit-and
such States continue under suspension Will be driven
BY loss of trade and credit to regulate their currehcy on
specie basis, We have all along predicted the result and
now we further predict that nOtwhs the favorable
features represent that in consequence OF the large
amount of the currcnC, taken ont of circulation and a-
sorbed altogether by the late rcvuson-and ol the Banks
every where being Obliged to limit their accollilo-
dutOns and keep themselves well guarded-toseer with
all hope OF nd from legislative action at Wasl s0n beng
abandoned this SessOnthat unless there be legitimate
infusion in the floating currency, that we have yet but 1T
tie animation in business to anticpae-and that infusion
must he SYLVESTERS plan only and if not acted on
rs he proposes, shall have old fashioned times and old
fashioned business.
70 the point, then; Two Millions of dollars will be
drawn for in JULY, in Capitals of Forty Thousand Dot
iS to Firc ThOuSnd DOIarS, and the adventure can be
any amount convenient which has only 10 he enclosed
per mail to the oldest established Office in New York.
where the sCtcst and most punctua attention nstruc
tons can be confidently relied upon The following Brill
liant and favorable Lotteries are respectfully submitted
and are advised to lose no time in forwarding your or
dcrs to
S. !. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broaiway, amt 90 Umi-st NeW YORK
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the scriptures recognize as an important religious
duty, and asa prominent part Of the service Of the
sanctuary.
Resofrei, That the apparent apathy manifested
by Churches and Congregations generally, in the
cultivation aud Improvement of their respective
Cholrs, III Withholding the Necessary means for their
encouragement aud support, serves only to dam.
pen THAR ardor in the cause, and intellectually TO
relard the progress of the science Of music.
Resoirei, That inasmuch as those. who. nv ,Le
exercise Other musical talent, contribute so larye
" to render agreeable the services orthe sanctuary
necessarily devote much time in order TO make
'her Performance acceptable to the hear err, il IS
therefore unIast to impose upon them any addition.
Ill TAX Ion the purchase Of books aud instruments.
or the support Of teachers.
Rc;0trcI, That teacher, Of must. shnuid NAL =
nncedsIns effort TO wipe OF the odum which a,-
taehes 10 Their profession, and prove tbsn.elye.
sdch examples off Intellectual and no,a c,ccllor,c
as shall be worthy the imitation Of the youlb co,,
milied TO their charge.
Resolrci, That IN accordance with ,hc re,;,,.
Ui our free institutions, general JeGusion or
musical knowledge Is dcsirablc, as great excel.
rncc IN rroiceors, aud That irr.C ,rr ,cr,I mn.
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INTERCOURSE OF THE SEXES,

What makes those men, who associate habllual-
ly with women, superior 10 others What makes
that woman, who is accustomed, and at ease in
the company of men, superior TO her sex in gencr
all Why are the women of France so universally
admired and loved for their colIoquiu power =
Solely because they are in the habit of free, grace
iul and continual conversation with the other sex.
Women in this way lose their frivolily; their fac
ultes awaken; their delicacies and peculiari,ies
unfold all their beauty and caplivaion in the spirit
ofinleIlectua nvalry.-And The men lose their pc
dantic, rude, declanatory, or suIIen manner. The
coin Of the understanding and the heart is inter-
changed continually. Their asperitles are rubbed
of, their better materials polished and frightened
and their richness like fine gold, is wrought into f.
ner workmanship, by the fingers of women, than
it ever could by those Of men. The iron and steel
of character are hidden, like the harness and arro,
o giant, in studs, and knots of gold and precious
Stones. when lhcy arc net wanted in actual W mr.
a'c IouN MAJ.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
Dir. TAYLOR'S
BALSEM or LIVERWCRT.


As been used uCCcs4ly for eight NcArSin the oureo
l. these diseases. Rcncmbtr the original aud gen
ulhe Is mautoNhh ht3'' boWe'!, N'A' ALL OuitGsait
spurious ana MnnlllnorHrd' ~ ~
CON5OMIlloN AND hlNElt toAilLAiNI.-As n
general remedy Tor ihcNc diseases, annuity satisfied, IRON
long experience there Is II" medicine equal Dr. Taylors
Balsam OF livcrwort Brns purely vegetable" II can be
used win inc utmost safety ny all persons III every condi-
toh II clclses inc lungs ny rAptcOraion, relieves diff
nll breathing ana seems TO neal me chest There can
NC no Question: o4 l'is helcle Is certain cure for
chronic coughs and colds have used 1t for four ears in
III! prac''e, ana dlW"!S win success,
>.,,,,,. m a, r. Ro'hkS, NJ. ID.
, UJ'oNS' hflloN the following Remarks were Ia
Ken rom inc lhst hulhrr "' me Mtdcul MnghMle-
81 ihc surprising chcci produced ny Dr' lhS Tors ialshm
nhNcrWW ~ cohNumpt'e cases cannot la exciting II
ucrp ana turning interest throughout lhc world Wcha,c
y" os 'h'n uHcasc VohHump'i") lhcurahe, that
acl u creW' our senses Whrh we see persons evil
ucn'H cunSunpu'c' restored TO health Yet TINS is fact
OF uay occurrence now 'heH can we question the virtue
OF the above cdlclne In OUr NEXT we shall be en-
ulis mc"iClhe' ana report IT'S eject TO U.S.
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AFTERNOON.

At 2 o'clock the convention met according to
ndjonrnmcn', and was opened by a prayer by the
Rev. John Richards, of Hanover, n, II.
The chalr announced the order of the exercises
for the afternoon, whch consisted priucpa ~
in exercises by the cnolr directed by Prof Mason
until o'clock, when the convention adjourned.
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No ou'ef' no mix, no meat, no red behring's
even, no clothing, no medicine lor the children. M
shoes or boots. no provision put by for the times
when the husband may be unable to work. from
sirhness or accident and the twelve sbillincs arc
gone! Yes, gonc' And in what In iosnG;c;on,
food for The body
We VISITED laiely fifty Of snch cases There arc
'o', 90" more 10 be looked 10, and 500 200 ,,o,s
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800 REV ARD.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" crcd for months, oany who will bottle oi
Hiy'S LjHim'Ht tor the PUes without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in instance has it failed Of cure.
Proof overwhelming to be had when is sold IL j. also
certain in nearly trtry case Externally in the
following complaints.
For me Plies, TightHs@of The chest rs
For al Dr0pSy, psci1iiy IN chiidrcn,
TcniT Feet, Foui Ulcers Of the icgS or
Sore throat by canoe SOr other fungus Sor6S, bOW-
ulcers, euer obstinate tong
CrOUp, StaHding,
WhoOping tDHgb Fresh Rounds,
Scdh Hcdd ChHbidRS &c. g.
LOOK on L
Some Swiad'rS hare countrfiicd The article ami PIT
up wh uariDns deuiccs. DO not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect you- is the name Of COM
STOCK co. tint name must diicdVS be on the Urdp-
per, You cheated Do not forget It, Take this
direction with YOU, and test by that, buy III for
tits inDossibic Tor any other to he true genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK& CO..
II Maiden Lane New York.
SLY j. ROSS, Jr Woodstock Vt.
u. D. MELTON, Norwich
J. c. BROOKS, Hartford
4. N. WiRDNER, Windso
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND RONEsET G NDY,

N1EDlCATED-PRICE cts. o., 10 cts o. G2 l.2 cts.
w lh-A remedy that has gained great reputation
Tor the cure OF coughs, colds, whOOpng cough phisc,
sore throat, nnd all discns,s Of the lungs also it is IN ,N-
tehsyc use for clearing the Voice for NOcuiss or Futile
Speakcrs ana in consequence Of the extensive sale aud
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and ConirctionCrs IL cuur
tercit this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has s
bcth shown me with my name stamped the candy evil
IDENTITY tO deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
calliur " VIM. Browns Buncsct Candy Mcdcatcd" and
see that the direction is signed 10y the proprietor and the
candy stamped WV. Brown" The true article i, for
sale in Boston. at wholesale rnd retail, by the Manuict.
fer, corner OF Washington and Elliot IT.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock VI.
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EVENING.

AT O'Clock, the convention met according to
adjournment, The exercises of the evening were
announced from The clair and performed in the
following older:
|, Voluntary by the Choir.
2. Prayer by Rev. NJ. Taylor.
3. Address by Rev John Richards Of IIano-
yer N. Il.
After the performance of which exercises the
invention adjourned to s O'Clock, 10 morrow
morning.
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MlSERiES or THE ENGLISH OpER A.
TiyES ABOVE GROUND,


In an article written with considerable ability,
in late number of the JVCs'miHsicr Rcricm, the
following STATEMENTS appear;
There Is mighty evil connected with the con-
dlllon of the working classes oflhis county which
has 10 be met, exposed aud overcome. That evil
IS the following: The upper and even the nilling
classes have been so long Infatuated to the kncwl-
edge Of the existence of misery, want and priya-
ton, thu, they ask, with indocnt or yapid in
difference, when pressed upon 10 consider the
whole question, 'Wbat is there ncw then tia, vo
have not heard Of it Is there any thing pariicu.
lar to which you Refer Tell them that an nnri-
cultural laborer, who tolls twelve, and sometimes
fourteen hours per day, in cold, rain, fros., sun.
iog-aIiernately frozen, beached, and drcnchcd-
earns for his weeks labor for the supper of HIM
SELF bis wife. and four young children, none of
them able TO leave the hut in which thev reside
"'''oui their mclher accompanying them, the
wrelchcd ptance of iwCirc hHiiagS,-and they
will answer, 'Oh. that has been the nico for n
long time past-iS that alp Not is not a; for
these men shall hear how these twelve shilliugs
are expended; and when they look on their own
iah'cs groanlng with Injuries, and see how their
o"neyes stand outwith lhtncss, let the bin of fare
OF lne nsuiiicienty paid aborcr stare them in The
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Spiril OF lbe Age.

IFENS-S2,0O a year; 80 in dd,aRcc. The cot oi
transportation III all cases to be paid by the subscribers
SUI scripons are not received, nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance payment guaranty Of pay
mtht 10y some responsible person known to the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted Tor so, ana
non subscribers for 81 a year.
~ All communications must he addressed, postac,
padi to CHARLES &. EISTM.lS.
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AFTERNOON.

Prayer by Rev. Mr. Battlefield of Hartford
The exercises Of the afternoon consisted III an
address by Prof Mason, interspersed with occa-
sonal singing, illustrative of The principles advon-
ced, After which the convention adjourned
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree, $. srcare-Brookfeld. J. b. Kinrsbu,,-
bradford j. w. d. Parker-Chesea, e. e. Stone-Io-
rinthG Geo seeper-East Brook field r. "a, IT,
ham, w g. Dickey-East Randolph, Egerton a Waller
East Cornih, John Chapman-Newbnry, T,np,n Sic
South strnford. II Rnss-Theriorn - Tnshan,
.-union Nillaee. J. Walker-vrshire. : Dustin -"
West fair,se' stephen omas-WeseRandoipb. FJmupJ
Iarr-Wa>hinecn. Russell : Rnricy WIS i'i'''' 4
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vTNnE LOTTERY OF LIFE viii be issued on
| "Wednesday, June 90 in Double ExrR, Number of
the NEW WORLD, nj the following rates; Eight copies
for 81 seventeen copies for S2weny seven copies Or3,
hfy for s.. Agents NcwsnCn BOOKSELLERS &c. Will be
supplied at s. per hundred copies.
lTAgents, Postmastcrs Clubs aud Booksellers are re-
qucstcd to forward their orders enclosing cash
possible. This work will have great sale, and will be
found profitable to all who order to sell again. Address
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann ST., NY.
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Russell | & CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,

AVE just received and keep constantly on hand wclI
L selected assortment, of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCIlES,-consis of gold and sikar Levers
Horizontal Iepein Aarum, Repeating, Quarter and COM
mon WATCHES. Also,silyer Table Desert and tea
SPOONS; Cream ladlesS sugar Tongs; Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. German Siiucr table and tea SPOONS Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed SPECTACIES! Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads, silver Thmhcs, gold Chains,
Seals and Keys, large assortment of finger rings,
rings breast pins, snuli boxes, tea BELLS spy glasses
first rate ruzors penknyes, Rodgers fine scissors, shell
side combs, together with various other articles usually
kept III aJeweers shop, the whole comprising better
sorlmoni than ever offered in this place beorcogether
with good assortment Of Clocks such as Brass 6
Day Chne Brass day common; Brass "a hours, brass
mantle that run 81 days With unding Brass day
time piees, without striking; also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS; all Of which they will sell good terms as
they can be purchasedat any place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
ted the shortest notice. and all Kinds OF Job
work usually done in their line of business, dispatched with
neatness and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroaa VIII meet with prompt attention
N. u. Cash paid for old geld and sivcr.
Wccl.tock, Dec !. ISL, ,fFi
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E.N'RNIrURE PRINTS. 600 yards Furniture
n Prints from ~ to II l-2. also, heap vi Patch
prints from ioG II, just rccciycdby
June 3d. lHi2. e.. DANA, Jr.
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FREE TRADE!

nv man, what wants Broad cloth coat will do
well to look AZ some the subscriber is selling at "nO
tariff prices, in these pincling times il sbes for
To make the most Ui his money. CHS. DANA, Jr
June -.
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THURSDAY, JuNE 80, 1871


At $ O'Clock, a. NJ. the conycnlIon met and was
opened by prayer from the Rev Mr. Cook, Of
Lebanon, N. H.
I. L. Powers, esq, from the committee on Rcso-
lutions submitted the folIowng
RESOLUTIONS.
Rcs9'rci, That the powerful influence Of music
over mind, entities it to the serious consideration
and fostering care Of the Patriot, phlantlropst
and Christian, as great moral means for the inl-
proyemrnt of society.
ReSoicci, That the long continued neglect Of
the cultivation of ausc in this country heretofore,
and our consequent nltriori,y in the science to
many parts of Europe, must be attributed not 10
our superior sasacity in discovering its want OF
merit, but rather 10 the comparative youth Of our
republic; and that the time has now arrived. when
it becomes US to improve our facilities for the at.
4 ko.neclILln drgran nf ,v,,II..,..
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"ihc celebrated Captain Smith, after rcslgnng
the government of the colony IN Virginia, in his
capacity Of" Admiral Of New England" made II
careful survey of the coast from Penobscot to Cape
Cod, in the summer of 1914
lake WinniplScogce--"7 hc smile 0fMc Great
Sph d;" the source Of one of the branches of the
Mcrrinack.
tCapialn Smith gave To the promonlory now
called cape Ann, the name Of Tragabzanda, in
memory of his Young and beautiful mistress Of
that name, who. while captive at Consanlnoplc,
like Desdcmona, /" loved him for the dangers he
had passed.
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UNION LOTTERY, Glass Cor lsi2-to be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. c. ON Saturday, July 2, lsl2. BY nu
thorty of Law, &c. rs Numbcrs--l2 Drawn Ballots
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will be sent for SlGO--Shures in proportion.
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VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass | for 1872,
tn be drawn mt Alexandria Va; on Saturday, July y,
lsla. Is Numbers, u Drawn lIallOls.
GRAND C.iPiT.ILS.

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