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Military Gazette Sd III
Mark Lane Express s. United
Service Gazette I'd 1913
Sunday Times, Dispatch, Bells Messenger, New
Bells Messenger Satirst, Age, Mining Journal,
Era, Conservative Journal, Examiner, John
Bull, Court Gazette, Gardeners Gazette, Gar
deners' Chronicle Argus, Journal of Commerce.
way Magazine True Tablet, Britannia, Phaanx,
Emigration Gazette, Agricultural Advocate, Observ-
er, Nonconformist, New Farmers Journal, Colonial
Gazette, Church Integencer, City Chroncle--pub-
Iished at 6d-al IS. per ann.
Magnet, Weekly Chronicle, Waterman, British
Statesman, Bells Life, Athennum-published at 3D.
f1 As. per annum.
tention to the following, amongst numerous testmo-
mails
From the Londo" Times of April 7th, 1910
We stated Yesterday that the british and North
American Mail Steamer Britannia had sailed on the
preceding day Tor Halifax and Boston. We omitted
to mention that copies of the Times Of Tuesday
morning. containing the important news from India,
were forwarded by her to all parts of Canada and the
United States, by Messrs Wilmer & Smith, News
Agents. of Liverpool.
From the same paper of April 10Th.
Messrs. Wilmer and Smith, the enterprisng news
vendors of Liverpool succeeded in putting the Times,
of the 18th instant board the steam ship Caledo-
MA for Halifax and Boston, previous TO its depar-
ure
From the same paper of May 9th
THE AcApIA.--By the Jealous activity of Messrs.
Wilmer s Smith, News Agents, the Times of We'd
nesday last with the intelligence received from India
and China by our extraordinary express from Mar
sees, was forwarded by the Acadia, as she was on
the point Of leaving Liverpool on her outward voyage
for the United States.
Liverpool, June l, 1912.
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PATENT OFFICE, 10Th August, Is42.

COMM ssIoheT q NE LentrdI land Office.
sept 30-Iawtds
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L the United States Of America, 10 hereby declare
and make know that public ssle viii be held at
the Land Once at KALAMAZOO, in the State of
Michigan, commencing Monday the second day
OF January next for the disposal Of the uaappropra
ted public lads within the limits az the sections and
townships hereinafter dsaienaaad, which have here
tofore been withhsA from -, - TIE Noltowasape
and Mis- Indian resssvaA1aA. N wk;
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS

Comm'r Of The General Land Office
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and accuracy of its typography-,h variety and
high tone Of its literary arcles-the quality and
value Of its musc-and the splendor of its pictorial
embellishments.
TERMS MD CONDITIONS.
The Ladies' Companion is published at rllREE
DOLLARS a year, payable in advance, or four
during the year, Two copies for fire doars-if
current funds. in advance-post paid. The work
is punctually issued on the first Of every month,
and is forwarded TO subscribers by the earliest
mails, strongly enveloped. New volumes COM
mence with the May and .Norcmber numbers.
IUjePersons residing in those states where no
small bills are issued, can enclose by mail fre
dollar note, and credit will be given for The full
amount.
All letters and communications must be posi-
paid, or they are not taken from the post paid.
Address
WILLIAM W. SNOWDEN,
1909 Fulton Street, New-York.
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Now!

The Court has adjourned! Tina, other batch Of old
counts goes Immediately! Some of subscribers have
taken two, four aud five copc. paper years,
without paying lis cent. We have large amount to
raise Immediately and II do anythng with these
bills we sha-get mad, or not, just you please You
eypec 70 print the best paper in the wordyou scod
not perfectly o. X aud yet you pay us nothing to
do 1t with We shan't stand amy such gum gamcs!-
There not a man on our books but that can pay US
combining. II every one would pay only TEN CENTS
II would clear out that 100000 paper note that hangs
over our head You can raise the money you try-you
have II In your pocket look and see! There. we told
you YOU had! Now send II to us in u nnutel
This talk Is meant for Windsor County.
June a.
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PREDICTIONS.
Coming Eceais cast their Shadows BEFORE"
JU LY.

VGNHE progress Of eyees leads us anticipate iavOra-
bic contamination of the negotiations pending with
Lord Ashburton, and information from head quarters
warrant our opinion that all the questions ut issue will be
satisfactorily adjusted
The Banks ut New ORLEANS have all resumed specie
payments. Virginia. Kentucky and Indiana are ,arming
themselves and will doubtless speedily follow suit-and
such states rs continue under suspension will be driven
by loss OF trade aud credit Ia regulate their currency
specie basis We have Nil along predicted the result and
now werther predict that the favorable
features we represent that in consequence OF the large
amount OF the currency taken of circulation and alb
sorbed altogether by the late revusonand of the Banks
every where being now OBLIGED to limit their acconmo
dations and Keep themselves well guarded-tOgeher with
all nope OF ad from legislative action at Wash gton being
abandoned tins ScssiOn-that unless there be legitimate
infusion In the floating currency, that we have yet but lit
tie animation IN business to anlicpaeand that infusion
must be on SYLVESrERS plan only aud if not acted on
rs he proposes, we shall have old fashioned times and old
fashioned business.
To the point, then; Two Millions of dollars will be
drawn for in JULY in Capitals of Forty Thousand Dot
lars 10 FUe Thousand DOars, and the adventure be
amy amount convenient, which has only to be enclosed
per mail To the oldest established Office in New York,
where the stctcst and most punctua attention tot
tons can be confidently relied upon The following Brill
liant aud favorable Lotteries respectfully submitted,
and are advised to lose time in forwarding your
dcrs to
S. J. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadray, and 22 Udit-st New York
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From he Ercning Signal, Ny.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

'HNiEsE are remedy very highly and very Justly rec
commended b! ply scans, of great efficacy in giving
seheh To the weak md debatCd. The use of yrsr, I'M,
satisfactorily proved their virtues Untncurcd by M.
slightest dclccrlous matter they communicate the heal
ing powers OF the best medicinal roots and plants They
restore, and II not laid aside, preserve the whole animal
economy IN state Of h"bual healthness They cannot
NC voc frequently commended by just cncomiums from the
agents WV" '"''''
In speaking Of the excellence Of the Sherry Wine
we meant those prepared By DR.. !. o. RICu,Rnsoy 81
South Reading Mass. "
FOX SALE in Woodstock, by JAS ROSS Jr.-BsrnsrJ
~ n u, pahiorlh Jr-bcihcl J. j. Smith Jr-Royalton
Downcr, Ncvons Fish-Tunbrdge, f. Sturtryoni
""' WV ~ S'c"rhs' l0l.lmt
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Collins makes Guiderus and Arvigus chant I
following song over the tomb Of Fldcle, in StaI
pcare's Cymbene. There is n great deal Of r
poetry in it:
To fair Fidelc's grassy tomb,
Soft maids and village friends shall bring,
Each opening sweet Of earliest bloom,
And rifle all the breathing spring.
No wailing ghost shall dare appear
To vex with shreks this quiet grove;
But shepherd lads assemble here,
And melting virgins own their love.
No withcr'd witch shall here be seem
No gobins lead their mighty crew;
The female i0ys shall haunt the green,
And dress thy grave with pearly dew.
Tho rcadbreast off at evening hours
Shall kindly lend his little aid,
With hoary moss and gather'd flowers
To deck the ground where thou ar, laid
The bowling winds and beating rain
In tenpesls shake the sylvan cell.
Or midst the chase on every plain
The tender thought on thee shall dwell
Zach lovely scene shall thee restore;
FOR thee tear be daily shed;
Belov'd till life shall charm no more,
And mound till phys self be dead.
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500 REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD hns been Of
~ Grcd for MONTHS t0any one who will use u bottle Of
HIy's Linmem Tor the Plies without being cured. OF
thousand Sold In no one instance has IL failed Of cure
Proof overwhelming tn be had when IL is sold. II also
certain IN nearly CutTy case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For the Plies, Tighinru nj N, rhtst a..
For WDrop'y, p,ctWy IN ckR!rtr,
Tender ftet Font Ulcers Of the legs or
Sore hroat by edhce'% other ytnnSu, sores, how-
ulcers, euer obstinate or igc.
Group, standing,
Uhoopinr cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scdd Head, ChRbi1ins &c. d.
LOOK OUT
Some SwindcrshdUe counierftied The article and rut
up wih rarion, devices Do not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect yout is the name of COM.
STOCK d co. that name must diudys BE- on HE irrap.
PER or YOU are cheated DO not forget It, Take this
direction with you, and test by that never buy H. for
tits impossible for any other TO be true or genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK 4 CO..
II Maiden Lane, New York.
SLY J. ROSS, Jr. WooIstock. VI
n. n. NEUTON. Norwich
j. e. BROOKS, Hartford.
A. y H. WIRDNER, Windsor
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STATE OF VERMONT. !

STATE OF VERMONT.( The Hon. the probate
HARTFORD DISTRICT, So. Court far m. n;s,rS.,
o. HarIord'ato az persons concerned in he estate of
INEVITABLE CLOUGIl, late of Noricich in said Dis
tTicf, deceased tesidte.
ru,p,.. GREETING.
WHEREAS, IRA DAVIS Of Norwich Administrator of
w the estate Of the said deceased proposes rendering
an account OF his administration; md presenting hi
account against said estate for allowance at session of
said Court TO be held at the Probate Office in Wood.tock
on Tue third day Of OF August next. Therefore ,ou nre
hereoy notified TO appear before said Court AT The time
and place aoresaidan show cause il any YOU have why
thc sai,laccount should not be allowed. '
Da'ed Ut Woodstock in said District, this 29th day of
June A. ID. lsl2 lli2w DEL BILLINGS, Reri,fsr
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CNDY.

MEDlCATED-PRIcE cts. or. 10 cis A n, 6, / . .,.
W lb'-A remedy that has gained great rcnu,atiou
Tor he cure OF coughs colds, whoopng cough phthisic
sore 'oa' ahd all diseases Of the lungs; also il is in e,
use io clearing the voice for Vocalists or Public
speakers ana IN consequence of the extensive sale and
Mohurr"i eichcy Tor curing the above complaints bns
caused number Of Druggists and COniectioners TO conn
erel ts valuable cough remedy. An imitation has lust
hcen SHOWN me with my stamped on the cardy evil
utmly 10 deceive the public. For the genuine Won viii
cnni r WIN. Browns Boneset Candy, Medcatcdn and
see mat the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped "WM. BRowS." The true article is for
SAFE III Boston nj wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manunc,
rer corner Of Washington and Elliot st..
For sale by la. DUNBAR, Woodstock, w.
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Russell L. CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS& JEWELLERS.

HAVEiust ived,and keep constantly on hand well
i selected assortment, OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHEs,-consisting OF gold and slysr Levers
Horizontal epen, Alarui, Repeating, Quarter aud COM
mon WATCHES. Ahosiyer Table Desert and tea
SPOONS Cream ladles;,sugar longs Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. German Siirer table and tea SPOONS Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed sPECTACLES Gold and Silver
PENCIL CAsEs,gold Beads silver Thimbles gold Chains
Seals and Keys, lnrge assortment Gnger rings ear
rugs breast pins, snuff boxes tea bells, spy glasses
st rate rahors, penknivcs, Rodgers fine scissors shell
side combs together with various other articles usually
kept In aJewellers shop, the whole comprising better as
sortmen than ever Offered in this place beforc-togeher
with good assortment OF Clocks, such Brass g
Day Chime; Brass day common; Brass "a hours Brass
mantle, that 81 days uifh pinding; Brass day
time piees, without striking; also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS; all Of which they will sell on Ms good terms "a
they can be pnrchasedat any place In this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired and
waran ted at the shortest notice, and all Kinds of Job
work usually done In their line Of business with
ncainess, and no pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
D,d n anr a VIII met with prompt attention
Woodstock, Dec. !, lsii, It's,
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spirit OF the aQe.

TERMS 5000 year. 8 so in ad, ancs The cost nj,
transportation in al cases. be paid by the subscribers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are not received, nor advertisements in
sertc unless by advance pay guaranty Of nav
mcnt b some responsible person known to the editor
subscribers may have their card inserted for 30 sn
non subscribers for SO a year.
III All communications must he addressed po,t,r,
pHld,to CHARLES G. EASTMIY'
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STATE OF VERMONT.
WINDSOR. SIS.
CALVIN II. WOODS
u.
LELAND RICHARDSON.
WIND sOR COUNTY
COURT.

Action on promisory note for seven hundred dol.
lars dated June 1871 payable demand with interest
to the Plaintiff or his order. The said Leland R,ch
ard.on not having had personal notice Of the pcnd,ncv
oi this SUIT Is ordered by the Court here that III, sn.
stance Of said suit together with this ORDER be published
three weeks successfully in the Spirit of he Age printed
~ SAD woodstock, the last publication thereof to be nj
cast SIX weeks before the next stated Of said court
TO be held nj said Woodstock the last Tuesday in M
venbtr nexti which will be deemed sufficient notice IN
said Leland Richardson TO appear said term Of the
Court ana answer 70 said srit ~ WILLIAMS, CLERK
bDWiN hulCHiNSON, attorney. lli-3w
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LamOille Co. Demo-
cratic Convention.

The Democrats Of the County OF Tamoie are reacsted
10 meet in convention at the Court House in ITycpark
on the 10Th day OF July neSt at ten O'Clock A. NJ to se
lect suitable candidate for State SENATOR and opt such
other measures rs the occasion requires 1t is very esr
BILE that the Democrats Of the county should turn out
take part in the proceedings.
L.H MOVES.
s y. Il i; 8%iSiaGsH ., Count, Com.
Johnson, June "a, lsi2.
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NOTICE.

AME into the enclosure of the subscriber one yo,c f
~ two year old steers red the other line back bo,
with the end Of horns sawed Of also five yrarpr secr
one with white on the back and legs and tho rest red b
owner requested ioprovc property, pay charges hand
ie, fhsm stay IsAlAH WHEELER.
pIlugN"T' '"N = ibiS lli-tt
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TO THE HON. THE PROBATE COURT
For TIE DISTRICT OF HARTFORD:

THE Petition of DAVID IIOWEs of Norwich in sail
District respectfully represents thn he is the legal
guardian oi DAVID II. IlowEs, mud Josgr IIowEs in
lans under the age OF twenty years. and JULIA and
MARY owEs Infants under the age of eighteen years.
that the said David m Joseph Julia and Mary are or will
be entitled to certain real estate, situated in said
Norwich, which said real estate was decided by their
Grandfather Joseph liowcs, to Joseph Ilowes Jr OF
Montpelier, on the 10Th day of August 1880 to be BY the
said Joseph Jr held in trust latter the deceasc Of the sad
Joscph for the use and benefit Of above named minors
which are the children of your petitioner and be decided
to the said cdrcn,whcn the eldest of them shall arrive at
full age, which said real estate Is described as follows to
wit, about ~ acres Of land, lying on the road leading
rom Ebenchrr spears house, to g. paridgcs house.
and bounded on the north by said Spears land on tho
west by land belonging to the heirs JOscph Hunt late
Norwich deceased, on the south by land owned by Pas
chal Slack and land owned by Enoch Cove and on the
east by the above mentioned road and all of the land of
which the said Joseph lowes died seized on the west side
of said road In Norwich excepting about four acres which
was set on to your petitioner on the 18th day OF January
1887 by Cyrus Partridge and Thomas Inzcn referred for
that purposc;-nnd that sale Of said real estate is or
would be conducive to The best interests Of his said wards
empower him 10 sell the same.
,,,r DAVID HOWEs Guardian.
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NOTICE. The POST OFFICE will he oyr, n,
SUNDAY, from 10 oclo'k, A. NJ " 10 l. and from
10 7,P W. JOEL EATON, Post bfasier
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STATE OFyERNIONT.jI,

STATE VERMONT, I It is or,lcrcdby the Pro.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, SIS. { batc couri tnr III, sail
District OF Hartford tia hct foregoing petition come un-
ucr consideration and be heard 10y said court at session
thereof to be held at the probate Office in Woodstock in
said District on the Sd day Of August next and that ali
persons interested therein be notified thereof by publish
ing the foregoing petition and this order three weeks sue.
cessvcy In the Spirit ofMe 4gc printed at Woodstock
in this State, ms soon ms may be-
by order OF the Court this 2sth day of June A. d. 1872
lli-3w DEL BILLINGS ReL iSt,r
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THE LOTTERY OFLIFE will be I,.nrG :

THE LOTTERY OF LIFE will be issued on
l. "Wednesday, June 90, in DouBLE ExTR, Number of
the NEW WORLD, AT the following rates. Eight copies
for 81 seventeen copies for S2twenty copies Tor 81
hlty for S. Agents Newsmcn, booksellers &c. will be
supplied NJ 50 per hundred copies.
1FAeenls, Postmastcrs, Clubs and Booksellers are re-
questcd to forward their orders enclosing cash ~ soon rs
possible. This work will have great sale, ind will be
found profitable to all who order to sell again. Address
WINCHESTER, 30 Ann ST., NY.
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Notice This.

A H. the demands due the late firm of BAILEY A.
MORSE must he paid by the first Of September
oi they Will he put out Of my hands for collection with
nut respect Of persons. OLIVER DAJIEy
South Woodstock, July G, 1879. lu.sw
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a9nrtrp.
s o N G =.
BY SIR EDw ARD DYER.

With the exception Of the last stunza OF this song
which was copied from n manuscript in the Bod
elan Library at Oxford, the following version i
hat given by Rilson in his "English Songs" Thu
ong was printed in several collections Of poetr,
lshed in the sixteenth cenury.-.New World.
My mind 10 me II kingdom is;
Such perfect joy therein find,
As far exceeds ull earthly bliss,
That God or nature hath assigned.
Though much want that most would have,
Yet still my mind forbids TO crave.
Content live, this is my stay;
seek no more than may suffice:
lpress to bear no naughty sway;
Look what lack, my mind supplies.
Io! thus triumph like king,
Content with that my mind doth bring.
see how plenty sur(ets oft,
And hasly climbers soonest fall;
see that such as sit aloil
Nlshap doth threaten mos, of all;
These get with toll, and keep with fear;
Such cares my mnd could never bear.
No princely pomp nor wealthy store,
No force to win victory,
No willy wit to salve 4 sore,
No shape to win n lovers eye;
To none Of these yield as lhralI;
For why my mind despselh all
Some have too much, yet still they crave;
little have, yet seek no more;
They are but poor, though much they have,
And am rich with little store
They poor, | Iich they beg, give;
They lack, lend they pine, live.
laugh not at anoher's loss,
grudge not at anolher's gain;
No worldly wave my mind can toss,
brook that is anoiher's bane;
fear no foe, nor iawn on friend
loalh not life, nor dread nine end.
My wealth is health and perfect ease,
My conscience clear, my chief defence;
never seek by brides 10 please.
Nor by desert to give offence.
Thus do live, thus will die
Would all did so as well as |.
joy not in no earthly bliss,
Iweigh not Crocsus' wealth straw;
For care, care not what it is
fear not fortunes fatal law:
My mind is such, us may not move
For beauty bright, or force Of love.
! wish but what have at will,
wander not TO seek for more;
like the plain, climb no hill;
In greatest storms sit on shore,
And laugh at them tia, toll in vain
10 get VIVA, must be lost again.
kiss not where wish to kill
feign not love where most hate;
] break no sleep to win my will,
wait not at the mighty's gate;
] scorn no poor, fear no rich
| feel no want, nor have TOO much.
Some weigh their pleasures by their lust,
Their wisdom by their rage Of will;
Their treasure is their only trust,
A cloaked craft their store Of skill;
But all the pleasure that find,
Is TO maintain quiet mind.
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% III 81 Nv I'D INV,
1870 Broddrdy, and 22 Wdii-st. Ncw York
GRAND SCHEME.

UNION LOTTERY, Glass for lsi2-to be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. G. on Saturday, July ., 1912. BY au-
thority of Law, &c. Is Numbers-i2 Drawn Ballots.
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TO THO.NSONJ.a.N.S.

A fhW copies OF Matson's American Vegetable Prnc
~ 'rc or new and improved Guide Health design
ed for the use Of families. For sale by
sept w. lbll NATHANIEL RANDALL
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VIRGINIA LEEspuRG LOTTERY. Clan. for 1872.

Tickets Sl2.-A certificate of Package of 25 Ticket,
will be sen, for SlbO-Sharcs in proportion.
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VIRGINIA MONONGALh LOTTERY, Class for lsi2
to be drawn Mt Alexandria, Va. July l6 l6l2 IS Mum
hprs- Iruy unlln


Tickets only SO-A certificate of package OF 25 Tick
cts Will be sent for Sl3O-Sharcs in proportion
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UNION LOTTERY, Glass 10 for 1872 to be drawn at Al
eNandra, d. Z, On Saturday, July ed, l5i2-75 num-
p,II


TltkcIs SIO.-Shnrcs IN proportion.
certificate Of Package OF &c Whole Tickets will be
sent Tor $3.50.
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cash paid for slippery Elm BARK. snake Roo, nlooJ
~ Root and Rye Smut by las moss IT,
Woodstock May II, 1si2
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NOUS DE LAME shawls, 4-4,-s.4 and lOI Mnu,.
ne Lame shsws plain and embrod. just receiycdby
.u'c 80 CHS. DANA, Jr.
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to be drawn at Alexandria Val on Saturday, July g.
lsl2. "a Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.

lickcls Slb,-A certificate of n Package of26 II
els will be sent for Sl30-Shares in proportion.
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EDITORS TaBLE.

nder this head The more impor,an, events
winch may transpre, worthy Of comment, viii ho
ionnd' embracing every subject, either local ~
,orslgn, mat IS considered of suilicen. interest
In conclusion, the proprietor pledges himself tina,
every eforti will be expended 10 make ,Io
hHd'cs' Companion pre-eminent for the beauty
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SNOWDEN'S NEW YORK
Ladies' Companion;
A Standard National Magazine,

TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS, ETC.
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Tickets only $40.
certificate OF package of % Tickets will be sent fol-
Sl2O-Sharcs In proportion.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, CLASS ~ for
1912, 10 he drawn nj Jersey City, on Monday july 2j,
1872. 10 Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots,

Tickets only Sl0A certificate Of u Package of d Tick
cts will be sent Tor l3O--Sharcs in proportion
VIRGINIA LEEsBU RG LOTTERY Class X or Is,,
To be drown nj Alexandria, d. G. saturday July 3d.
lSl2. b6 Numbers-lO Drawn Ballots.