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We select testimonials from every part
the country, so as to give all an opportuni.
ty Of satisfying themselves oflhe unparal-
led efficacy of this medicine by personal
consultation with those whom it has saved
from protracted sickness or premature
death. The next is from Maine.
Portland, Jan. 20, 1874.
This is to certify that have for long
time been very badly afflicted with dis
ease Of the lungs. used numerous med.
iclnes, but still found myself going very
low, and failing fast Having heard Of
the great cures performed by DR. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and being nearly
discouraged, stopped taking all other
medicines, and began to use the Balsam
which | procured here. | took one bottle
according to directions, and found imme-
date and complete relief | can cheer
fully recommend this Basam to all who
are afflicted with any disease of the lungs
WIN. w. WISWELL.
Let the public be on their guard. 9th
err 'balsams' and mixtures are sometime:
imposed on the unsuspecting for the genu
inc DR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Some for the puposc of succee better il
their schemes, have used a part of the name
oflhe genuine as "Phoenix Balsam of Wild
Cherry" "Balsam ST Wild Cherry, Comfrey
&c" Syrup of Wild Cherry"
sPFor sale by DR.. S. ]. ALLEN
Druggist, Woodstock, Vt.
*x*AlI orders for the above medicine
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
1888, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro
prietor for New England.
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GLORIOUS SUCCESS
OF OUR " EW rice.
100 Broadway surpassed bv "a Wall Strict.

The associations which attach themselves 10 the
very helng Of resident Of tenement which he
Has occupied for the space Of several years, and
possess themselves Of the very MUD, governing
every action and every thought, become insur-
neuulable when he is imbued with the imagagin-
ed idea that thence arises allsource of happiness,
amusement, and fortune. 1t was precisely the
same train of IDEAS which has excited similar in
fluence upon ourselves, and at last become as pow
erlul as conviction itself, that at $50 Broadway,
where we hod originally commenced our opera
tons, malured our plans, perfected our system Of
business, and cnrrlcdo out our views, it was therce
sprung tie great success which we achieved, ann
which commands The general a-isIactipn and com.
mendallor which, we are gralifed to say, Is gen.
rally awarded to us by our patrons; and we beev-
ed that it was the dwelling and not the modus
operahdi pr conducting our affair which effected !,
-uso is IS truly second nature. II was there fore
with much regret that we left the old spot where
we had abided SO long, and, although erectide
commodous oiikes for tho different departments
Of our business, it was with much uncertainty Of
The result.
However much sorrow il may have occasiohed
parting as it were from ali old friend, it is more
than equallcd by the great expressed appreciation
Of all who have visited US; but paramount is the
realization Of our extended views with regard TO
the distribution offunds throughout The Union, by
means of prizes Sylvester has filled the cup oil
his joy to overhowng-he has ouldone himself
he has considerably augmented the sum which his
brightest unticipations ever led him to expect-and
if we are to judge by these extraordinary efforts,
that "coming events cast their shadows before"
all will join In CALCULATIONS for thu beuefts con,
ferred by Dame Fortune in the change. March is
Resplcndent in the brancy Of its schemes and
with the determination of continuing our dispersal
ion Of fortune. all will the "Ides March remcm-
ber," rendered even more remarkable by the acts
of Sylvester, who requests that communications be
forwarded early 10 ensure attention, and be care.
full to address
S. j. SYLVESTER.
% I1II-St. New YOrL
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
g gssssss 80 s:ssE si 49, -
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord 10 Boston

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after November LIST, Passenger Trans will
~ run daily (Sunays excepted) in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, as
follows:
Leave Boston ut "A. NJ. II A. NJ, and p. NJ.
Leave Concord at ga A. NJ, ll2O A. NJ, and p. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run stollows viz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 AM, 1873 Nj. and G:l0
Nashua nj $50 A. NJ, l2:45 p. NJ, and $3.50 P. N
Manchester 9,35 A. Nj, $50 r. M, and 1875 Pm.
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 NJ, 1875 p. NJ, and Pm.
Nashua at l-2 a. NJ, l:l5 pm. and 5p NJ.
Lowell at 7:l5 A. NJ, r. NJ. and 5 p. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars ircm Concord
he second rainrom Concord arrveitn Boston in sen
for Passengers take the o'cocktran to New York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, that Passengers may pnss betwy Concord Ia
verhil Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train
Concord leayeby various for Iopkinlon Newport
Claremont and Windsor; for Lebanon aud lanover;Plym
ouh and Ilaverhl Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge
Centre Iarbor and the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royalton Mddebur
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with tn
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and Sa,e
to Ogdcnsburgh Stages also from laverhil 10 StaI
seal connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Numer
other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Roa
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vernon
and the CanaIas
Stages daily from Franklin and Sandbornton TO III
II o'clock train returning after the arrival oihe
| train from Boston.
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engravings in each bumper, while the
price is payable in advance,
ONLY SO PER ANNUM,

(FSpecimen numbers will be sent
without charge 10 any one who will write
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~ Before subscribing 10 any other
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who desire Magazine that, while ii com.
bines elegance with excellence, is yet fur.
nished at a very low price, will find oar.
thue's Ladies' Magazine" exactly the
thing. Address post paid,
E. FERRETT g. CO.,
Publishers Hall, l0l Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
Jan. s.
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FOR &ALE,

A FARM in Bridgewaier situated on the main road
"A from Brdgewater Village to Barnard about "A mile
from the former containing Ito acres aIgood farm house
barns and other out buildings, all that necessary for
the convenience for any farm OF its size and the
best fruit Orchards In this part Of the State said farm
under good improvement and high state of cultivation
Also farm situated in the west part Of Woodstock
about l2 mile from The road that leads from Wood
stock Greene to Brdgewaer village containing about
100 acres house anu barn. Said farm Is well adapted for
grazing and culture, and very fine growth of yonng
place.
Also about S. situated in the north part of Bridg
water about twenty five Of which Is under improvement
and well adapted for grazing, All Of which the under
signed W III sell on the most reasonable terms.
259.6w. NATHANIEL MILLER.
Bridcewater Jan. 81, 1916.
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BARNARD.

The Democrats of Barnard are reques.
ted to meet in caucus at the old Univer.
salist Meeting House on Saturday eve
ming the LIST day ofMarch next, at O..
clock, for the purpose of making nominal
tons tor town officers.
GA punctual attendance is requested
HIRAM AIKEN, Dem. torn Com.
Barnard Feb. 10, 1916.
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Fred. G. Lull,

GIVES notice that he has opened Tailoring Establish
" ment on Central street, Mechanics row, over the
auction room, where he will attend all business
ed to his care with nculness and despatch.
Cutting will be promptly attended 10.
Instruction Given in making up without charge.
Garments 0rhishcd in good STYLE neatly made and
as cheap as ut any other shop in the country. o.
All cutting and making up will be promptly attended TO
and wnrrcntcd 10 IT. 2l6.2m
Woodstock Jan. 2s, 1916.
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TO lLL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
y CT'DPEp

A .Ntw Chemical DiscorcrQ.

II .NeU Chemicht OiScorc'V.
Most people know that skins md hides are converted
into leather by the OF rannn extracted from certain
banks &c. -.
When the force and strength Of tie Tannih is worn
out leather becomes deal, hart, dry, brtt. crdckCd
covered rith crust, 81. THIS, ILL KNOB! To re
store then il Hc, S2nt,S BtoiStnCSS, Strtng smooth
ness md remove all n.y. or blister ctorc me inn
min This substance the leather never can receive the
second iime but the whole rru's Off are in This article
the OIL OF TANNlN-which peneirates the stiNrst
and hardest leather f it has been twenty years in n>r
and if It easily with the fingers nnars ~ fncG
strength that is utterly incrc,libB until seth. hc
comes IKE leather, in all respects with delightful
soness and polish, and makes all leather coppeIy ard
perfectly irperr0uS to INDEPENDENTLY boo's shoes,
carrrgeop6 harness hose, trunks, and in fact all things
male of leather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than leather has and teas doubling lis wear and
durability, in whatever manner the leather is used
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may old shoes groan with chrns,
ride with old carriage-tops-have old harness, aId
throw them away half used-ook filthy themselves, ard
all about heni-eNpend double what's necessary for a'-
cles Of leather, to their hearts content, Tor Mint we
care their preudces strong, thht they Will not
try discovery. We have lnvors 10 nsk hi them
they are the greatest sucrers md beg for nobody
custom or patronage Now, gentlemen, pensc yourselves.
nTNone genuine anless with the fac snile Signature
of COMSTOCK co. .... 1855, l
2i5-ecp ly. For sale by Or 5. j. ALLEN.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

ME the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District of Windsor Com
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate Of Ierck In
graham late of Chester in said District deceased repre-
scented nsolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from this date being
lowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business OF appointment at the office
". E. Soushton in saiu Chester on the 18th day of
March and on the 81 day OF May next. 2l9.3w
Il. 4. BARRETT,
SULLIVAN FAY.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Kun daily as follows
Leave Boston at l-2, p NJ. and arrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord AT l-2, and arrive at Boston u,
IL the next morning.
Freight, FIRST Class, 50; Second Class, $3.50.
Freight should he delivered nj Concord, Boston and
other depos hour at least before leaving ~ insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued more than $50, notice should be given and ex
ira charges paid, claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will he allowed. N.G. UPHAM, Supt.
New. /, 1874. 23i-if
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] an. s.

Departure ofthe Vice President elect
George M. Dallas, Vice President elect
left Philadelphia on Wednesday morning,
in the Baltimore train Of cars, tor Wash
ington city. A large concourse of citi.
zens witnessed his departure, which took
place amid the congratulations of his
friends and the discharge ofartllery.
Boston Post.
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YOU MAY If YOU WILL
ID cured of all diseases of the skin, BY TIMELY Pa.
ID TENT and PERsEvERING use of
JONES' DROPS FOR HUMORS,

amedcine successful beyond parallel in The cure of Sat
Rhem, Scroua, or Kings Evil, ST. Anthonys Fire or
Erlsipelas. scad Head, eposy or White scnrl letter
Ring Worm Prairie Itch, and NIL 1nmors, Internal or
external. This medicine Is no hinbna--no mounslInc,
but perfect ~ safe and astonishing ellcacous Remedy
for the aboyc-naned complaints and no Other Call, call
SOON call No'r on the agents for proof Try II Just MS
directed. and see if We are not right Tile Proprietor
is allowed among many others, 10 refer TO Hon Geo u.
Upham. Claremant, Hon. !. j. Gchrist md Rev A. II.
Fullerton CharlesoHn all OF whom have used he ncdi-
cine either themselves or members of their families.
From Mr.. Laberee Junior Partner firm of Simeon Willard
Co., llartland, w.
II must he true that JONES' DRops for iirMoRs' are
an invaluable medicine for the complaints for which 1t Is
designed. for had personal experience Vi the surprising
power, than fifteen months ago, over an exceeGnH-
~ distressing and lOa'hSomc disease of the skin Of many
years standings for which the Saratoga and Clarendon
waters and all other remedies entirely failed Of BY
patient and persevering Of said Drops am entirely
relieved Of that disease, md hereby do most honcs! ana
earnestly advse all similarly afflicted to procure ana use
them. J. w; LABEREE.
IIartland, VT. Dec 6, 1913.
From l.. NJ Wood, Esq. Merchant in Sonth Woodstock
The fact is in my opinion that JOKES DEors for IIu
uoRs do cure the diseases for which it il prepared alto
gether beyond anything within my knowledge, and i, evil
IDENTITY the greatest medicine before the public for erurr
tions Of the skin, for in the OF two bottles Of hcm
have found most remarkable rcleiirom the Salt Rhcum-
and dreadful it too.:so affecting rs 10 nCapn
cita,e from putting or off my clothes and attended
with burning itching aud irritation, rs no one can Ade
quatey understand but BY painful experience Let others,
say, patiently, faithfully and perseycrnaly Try said
Drops, and they must fully concur with me in opinion
of their merits. H. NJ. WOOD.
Sonth Woodstock, Vt. Dec. g. 1913.
From Mr.. Dinsmore.
Duty to suffering humanity compcs ME to Offer my tes
timony TO the efficacy of JONES' DRors for iluvoGs.'
For the last twenty five years have been troubled with
an affection on my lip, pronounced by the physicians u
cancer Many physicians were consulted and prCsCrlr
tons used during that time but To purpose until was
induced to make trial Of the above Drops, which resulted
in perfect cure, after taking one and half bottles.
]. Il. DlNSMORE.
ITartland, Dec 10, l-i3.
For sale in Quechcc, by Gushing Wolco,t & Nichols
p Merriel. Windsor S. WilardS Co. llartnNd Dow
uer, Nevcns Co. Roynlton Rufus Buck, Kradngi j.
VI. Wood, south oolstock in die Village only by DR.
$. J. Allen.
Woodstock, Ian. G, lsij. 242-sm
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A WORKINGMEN'S MEETING
Will be holden at the Town Hall on Sat-
urday evening next, the o2d inst, for the
purpose ofinquiring into the condition Of
the Laboring Glasses, the cause of wrong
and the remedy. Every humble Labor
er is invited to attend
MANY WORKINGMEN.
Feb. II, 1845.
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srPGen. Lewis Cass was on the 9TH
inst. elected U. S. Senator from Michigan
for six years from the 18th of March en-
suing. The vote in the Senate stood
Cass, l6; Epaphroditus Ransom 9: In
the House, Cass A; Hezekiah G. Well
(Whig) 8.
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lust RECEIVED go ps Rich Dark Prints, so pieces
y Merrimack, do. Fall River and Cocheco do.
Super Cashmere D'Ecossce,
Grape De Lame
Nous DE Lame with variety Of othe. seasonable
Goods-and for sale At the lowest prices by
Teb'y lath, lS45. C. DANA JR.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
~@-~I|~o1>o@0N-~N---~"~
MONDAY, FEB, 10. 1915.

At Market 600 Beef Cattle 1000 Sheep and IS Swine
PRIcEs-Beef Cdnie.-We quote first quality, S. n
5,25, Second quality $3.50 47j,. Third quality, 81,
450
$2,25 TO 500
Slvine,-No Lots to peddlc, ". E. Farmer
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SALERATUS AT A 1-e CTS!

- 900 lbs first duality, for sale at the low price of 2
80 cents. Also general assortment Eng and w. !.
Goods by LIZ. MORTON, & Co,
Hanover, N, IT,, Feb. 6, AS
p. s. Wanted 10000 Bushels oats first quality at 81 cents,
in exchange for goods at the lowest cash prices.
All Kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods.
sis-3v- l.. p. NJ. & CO
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VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE

AT WOODSTOCK.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will be
commenced on the first Thursday (6th) OF March, and
will be continued fourteen weeks.
sSAGUI5T1a
HENRY II. CIiIIDs NJ. D., Professor Of the Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
hon. JACOB COI.LAMER, A. Nj, Professor OF Med
ical Jurisprudence.
ALONZO CLARK, NJ. D., Professor of the institutes Of
Medicine; and Pathological Anatomy.
BENJAMIN Il. PALMER, NJ u, Professor bi General,
Descriptive md Surgical Anatomy.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. D.. Professor OF Matcria
Medica, aud Obstetrics,
EDWARD NJ. MOORE, M. D., Professor of the Prin-
cipes and Practice Of Surgery.
CHESTER DEWEY, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry;
and Rotary.
RIG. w. ENGLISH, NJ. D., Demonstration Of anatomy.
The fec for all the courses, is $50. Naturalization fee
regular Schools Of Medicine, will be required pay
Graduation fee SiS. Those who have attended two full
courses nj this institution will he entitled attend the
third, by paying 49, only Doctors in Medicine are adj
mittcd without fee.
Arrangements have hccn made for nm ample supply Of
Subjects, SO that Students who wish To dissect will be
supplied with material at us low rate as NJ any lnsti-
uton in the country
Patients presenting themselves at tho Medc and Sur
gical Clinquc will receive advice ana NIL Surgical opern
Ons will! he performed gaiuitousy. Daring the last
sion large number ofcases hrOHght before tho class
mud many interesting snrsical opeu.iorls performed
Students who design attending the Tose of pnbc lee
ures will find II advantageous TO hc present few
weeks preceding the session. They will be admitted ia
the recitatiOns and anatomical demonstrations Of DR.
Palmers private course grduitously.
BY order, y. R.PAIMER,
q Secretary OF the FacWIty.
woodstock, Jan. oath, lsi5, 2i5-4w
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kPThe Hon. w. L. Dayton has
been reelected to the United States Sen.
ate from New Jersey.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
adjourned meeting of the County Commissioners q
n the County of Windsor, for the purpose of complet
ing the business OF granting license, will be held ut the
County Clerks Office in Woodstock, Friday the 2ls
day of February instant, ut ten o'clock in the forenoon
N. WILLIAMS, County Clerk
Feb g. ls45 2is-2w
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BLEEDING At THE LUNGS.

'VNHE following letter from Alderman Morton, of l29
l. Water st. New York. recently received, cannot fail
to be read with interest," We would state that Mr. Nor
ton, when he commenced taking the Downs Elixir was
upon the eve departure for the West Indies and such
have been its effects upon him that our last adyi-
ses he had abandoned the idea for the present:
New York, 7th Nov. 1874.
Messrs. Curtis & Smith,
At the request of your Agent give you the result OF
trial of Downs Vegetable Balls annie Elixir. About one
year since had five different attacks Of Bleeding or
lemorashe Of the Lungs anG much reduced and
fined to my bed for near six months, since then have
had without cessation severe cough and general debi-
lity, trying almost every medicine ofany reputation
few days since commenced the use OfDOwn's Elixir
and have hesitation in saying that to my Cough and
soreness OF Lungs II has proved Of great benefit and
had been OF essentin service TO me in restoring my
health. Yours Respectfully,
PETER MORTON.
For sale by DR.. S. J. ALLEN 2ia3w.
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GROCERIES,.
CONFECTIONERY.


u & G. MUNROE, having been extensively thgng-
~ ed in the manufacture of Confectionery for the last
years. take this method to inform Merchants and Ped
ders, that they still continue to orders in their
line, the most liberal terms 1t is confidently asserted
that Concctoner uses better stock produces bet
ter article. Orders Respectfully solicited.
Concord, n. H., Jnn'y 81 l84j 2i7-6m
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DOMESTICSl

d A BALES Heavy Sheetings from Ia toe.
4 " Mcrrimnck Fne-Bartett, Waltam and New
York do. at the lowest prices.
Tickings-Drillings, Colt Fannels and Blcached Cot
tons, cheap enough by Z. DANA, JR.
Feb. 10, lsl5.
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10000

10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass Q, for 1876
10 be drawn nj Alexandria, ID. C.. on Saturday, 1St
of March, 1916. 70 Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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New Arrangement!

w. w. ESTABROOK,
HAVING sold his stock of Dry Goods at No. H. Cen
IL trail street to
C.B. DAMON,
solcits for him. continuance of the patronage hereto
fore so literally bestowed upon the establishment.
GTMr DAMON having had some years experience in
81 the most extensive DRY GOODS STORES in Bos.
tO feels confident that he shall be able TO continue the
Dry Goods business TO the entire satisfaction Of all who
favor him with call
Woodstock. Feb 8.
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NH DOWNS VEGETaBLE BALS.qW-
&c ELIXIR

TNTTE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
L other diseases of the LUNGS. The unpara He'd sale
and OF which Is well known II Is therefore un
necessary TO publish long ulsome emena
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had oflhe following agents and q them only in
thu neighborhooJ.
ST.. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Wood.
stock. Chs. Tinkham. Quchcee Village. r. i. Neyins
& Co Royaon, &c. Brooks, Hartford. sicily.
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SALT! SALT!
FIRM FOR sale.

A FARM, situated in East Sherhurnc, containing 100
n acres OF good land 40 Of which are under GOOD i'm
proyemen will be sold mt public auction the premis.
ses, on the Goth Of March, lust,
The farm is we'll watered, securely fenced and the
buildings newt and well finished. Terms cash, md
possession given Immediately. JAMES II. TAYLOR.
Shurburne Feb Is. 1915. 2i9-jwk-
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TIrkGIS SIU.'-Sh0res IN proportion
certificate of Package of % Tickets will be sent lo
Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
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- $40 - ..-------------~--
MORE NEW GOODS,

certificate OF package of 2j Tickets will be sci
for Sl30-Shares in proportion
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$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass u for 1916, to he
drawn Mt Alexandria, ID. & on Saturday, %, March
l345. ~ numbers, I2 Drawn Ballots.
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STU
certificate OF package OF 26 Tickelswill be sent for
Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
eas2 $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 10
for lai5-to he drawn Mt Alexandria. ". c., satur-
day. March, 9Th, 1915. IS numbers-I2 drawn ballots.
Tickets only SO.-A certlncateoia Package OF Is Tick
cts will be semitic i3O--Sharesin proportion.

Z ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Clnss II, for ls45
To he drawn at Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, 18th
March, ISIS. rs Numhers-l2 drawn Ballots.
GR IND SCHElE
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IlckcIS SIO-N ccrIlIcnte OF PackNee OF % TIckcs
will be sent for l3O-Shares in proportion.
100000!
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Glass l., for 1915
to be drawn at Jersey CITY Nj. on Wednesday, 10Th
Murcl, ls45-15 Numbers, u drawn BALLOTS
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Sl3l-shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class I3 for lsij-
TO be drawn at Alexandria ,(D.C) on Saturday, Goth
March, 1915. Is Numbers Is Drawn ballots.