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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

| loORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE ME-, FARMER
SEEDS, Herds Grass, az 90 to 1876 per bushcl. Rec
Top 90 TO ~ cts Cl0vcrNnrthern 10 to II Southern
s a9c. Flax Seed, 81 50 per busiel. Lucerne 80 c
| perlb Canary Seed SO 90 10 % per bushel,
| GRAIN COn-NOrthern new ,bilshe 90 lo0G-south
crn, round yellow ol 0Oa 0O-SOuthern hat yellow,new
40 0O-do do. white d6 Aldo New Orleans 90 a 90
Barley 90 0ORye, Northern, 10 OO-do, southern II
72-Oats Southern, SO SO Northern do. IS to 90
Beans, per bushs so rs Shorts double bushel 81
33-3rnn 90 n %.
FLOUR Baltimore. Howard Street, mos, or. al "a
Slmdo wharf 81 90 asa 75-do ree OF sarc, so 20 n
Philadelphia do, mos, 81 go 90 -frcdcrcks.
bhrsh, lowFd mos4 G2 Il 4 81 Alexandria, whuri
mountain, 81 0,OO.-Gcnessee common, cash, S. l2
10 do fancy brands S. 10 37-Ohio via CAnnSO no
sOOO-o do New Orleans, cash 81 rs 81. Rye, 50 OO
a9W,.lndinn Meal in bbs. SO SO so
IhoNlSlONS. BCe-Nless 4 mo. new Dbl. 8 so 3
-Navy-S7 So a 8 OO-No. /, 6 IS 7OO-do Prime So Is
10 UD-Pork-ExtrO clear mo. hbl. Sli 60 90 90 do
~ 10 PldO Mess from other States. 90 90 90 90
40 Prime do do 500 90 do Cargo do. GA 0Oh-Clcur
do w 10 90 Butter shipping, l2 10 do store unn
speclcdl l2-do dairy, 10 cents lslnrd, No. Bo1
ins, 6 n --dosonth and Western, Gu 7-liams Bos.
ton, a l-2-SOulhen and Western, CT Cheese
shlpg and meal, 5a7-do new milk, 7 AZ Q
WOOL. Duy-The value whereof at the placc of ey
pormton shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
al valOrem All whcreofthe value exceeds : cents per
pound, 40 per Ct nd. val. and cts per pound,
Prime or SaxOny FGeces, washed lb As 49c-Amer
lean full blood, do 40 d2-Do "a do 81 3s Do 10 J,
washed 2Ou 22-Do nwashed lOa i5-Bengnsido G n 10
-saNony, clean OO-HuenOs AyrGs unpChrd, 7 lO-doI
do pCdked 10 ll--Superlne Northern pulled lamb AZ
40 NO ! do do do 1884, 3j--No do do do 23 3O--No
do do llals. 'o
Hops pIgly 90 per cenl--lstsoIt Mass 1913, Id
LAY LAY SIG to 10 ton--Eastcrn screwed l2tola
EGGS, Is 90.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

This may certify that at the age of sew.
enteen, while residing In Woodstock, Yer.
mont, | was attacked with disease Oft the
lungs, watch at times became very distress
ing, and my strength became so Frustrated
that | was unable to labour but small part
Of the lime, and before many months was
so reduced that my family, (being consti-
tutlonally conslmptiye) pronounced me in
a confirmed consumption. This state of
my health continued for about six years,
apparently decling all the while, attended
with severe coughs--constan accumula-
ton of phlegm-dihiculy of breathing
nightsweats'-great prostration strength,
&c.
In this condition | was informed of the
good effects upon Others Of N. H, Downs
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir and on taking
the first dose | found great relief, and by
continuing it l soon began to recover, so
much so that in short time | was able to
resume my business which is very laborious
that of machinist-and have since enjoy.
ed good health, with the exception of an
occasional attack upon the lungs by taking
a cold, when l have always found relief
by using the Basamic Elixir, to the virtues
OF which sone | attribute the preservation
of my life and present good health
252-3w LYMAN A. cox.
Stanley Furnace, West Poulney Vt.
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CONCLUDING SCENES OF CON-
GRESS.

We have the final of the 28th con-
gress which adjourned at 70 o'clock on
the night of the Sd inst.
The Senate, by vote of2l to 90, re-
fused to take up the Oregon bill on Mon
day-oi course it goes over.
The Senate rcceded from its amend
ment to the Military Academy bill; and
it was finally passed.
The Fertilization bill was finally agreed
striking out the appropriation of $4,000
for Boston haobor.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill, asa
greed upon by the committee of confer
ence, was passed. 1t provides for res
ident commissioner, instead of full min
lister to China.
.AH the provisions of the new Post-Of
flee bill, by a supplemental act, 60 into
operation on the 1st of July
The Harbor bill passed both houses
A correspondent ofthe Tribune states thai
it had not been returned with the Presi.
dents signature.
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Correspondence Of tho N. Y Tribune, March a, AM
The SENATE had an executive session
to-day. So the whole body of unconfrm
ed office holders is handed over to Polk
Senate.
1t was generally feared to-day that
the President would vetoe the Post Office
Bill 1t is said that strong feeling a.
galnst the bill was maiested at the last
Cabinet meeting 1t was signed however
last evening and is now law. Its provis-
IONS will 60 into operation on the LIST OF
July next.
There is little doubt that MrTyler has
either vetoed our pocketed the Habor
bill.
You will see that Mr. Waggaman Ia
nephew of Mr. Tyler, believe, has been
sent to Major Doneson, Charge to Tex
as, with the Joint Resolutions for the an
nexaiion of that country to this.
The Harbor bill was passed.
On motion of Mr. WHITE of Kentucky,
(eX-Speaker,) a vote of thanks was pass
cd to Speaker Jones.
Alter some other business of little i'm
portance was transacted, committee
which had been appointed to wait on the
President, reported that the President
had not farther communications to make
to either House, and that he wished them
safe and happy return home.
The House then, at ten minutes after
9 o'clock, voted to adjourn.
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1t is impossible for US to compress into
our narrow limits even brief aIusion tc
all of the numerous cures that have been
affected by DIR Wistar's Balsam. We can
only refer to very few as specimens of its
general efficacy.
A few days ago, lady called at the
office in fine health, and looking as robust
as though she never knew what sickness
was. 10 our surprise, she stated that I'M
til recently, she had been sick for between
three and four years with What was sup
posed 70 be Consumption-that she I'd a
violent cough, night sweats, with alternate
chlls and fever, and every usual symptom
of confirmed consumption. The resul,
was that she became so cmacated as to
present more the appearance of a skeleton,
than a living being. ProvideutalIy, she
at this time, heard of the wonderful cures
performed DR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and commenced using j. herself.
The effect was, that she began to get bet
ter at once. By degrees, the cough left
her, the chil5 and fever DISAPPEARED, and
in two months she again found heself in
perfect health.
sEJ@For sale by DR.. S. ]. ALLEN,
Druggist, Woodstock, VT.
*a*All orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
i3S, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
prieor for New England.
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Goggin, Willis Green, Grinnell, Order
Hale,* Edward S Hamlin, Hardin, Harper
Hudson, w HINT, Irwin, jerks, Perley !
johnson, John p Kennedy, Daniel P King
Mcllvaine, Marsh, Edward Joy Morris
Freeman IL Morse, Moseley, Newton
Patterson, Peyton, Phoenix, Pollock, Eli
sha r Potter, Presron, Ramsey, Rayner
Chsrles M Reed, Rockwell, Rodney, Rog
ers, Sample, Schenck, Senter, Severance
Albert Smith, Caleb Smith, Spence, An.
drew Stewart, Summers, Tilden, Tyler,
Vance, Vanmeter, Vinton, Wethered, John
White, Winthrop, and William Wright
70. #Dem.
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FOR ,S,8JE.

4 FARM in B.idsewater situated on the main road
Airom lrdgewater Village to Barnard about "a mile
from the former, containing ITO acres good farm house
barns ana other ou buildings, MI that is necessary for
the convenience ur any farm u its size and one of the
best rut Oronars in this part Of the Stste said farm il
uhder good Improvement and high state ofcullva0n
Also ldrm situated in the west part OF Woodstock
about l-2 mile from The road that leads from Wood
stock Greene to Brid2ewater Village containing about
l2O acres house ana barn Said farm is wen adapted for
grazing and culture, and very fine growth of yonrg
place.
Also about IS acres situated in the north part OF Brir.
water about twenty five Of which under improve rr
ana wen adapted for grazing, All of which the under
signed will sell on the most re asonnlleterrns
2i9-bw' NATHANIEL MILLER
BridgeWatcr. lam NJ IoiS
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DR. Elliott The Worcester Mass
Sentinel (dem speaking Of the labors o.
this friend of temperance holds the fol-
lowing language;
DR.. ELLIoTT.-Our neighbor Of the
Egis speaks in just terms Of condemna
ton of this travelling BLACKBOARD, who
was lately in this town, and disgraced the
cause of temperance, which he PROCESSES
to advocate, by descending to low, Bill.
lingsgate abuse of private individuals. -
The course pursued by that fellow can
not be too severely reprehended, as il
not only tends to stir up i'll feelings il
the community, but is a deep injury tc
'the great cause Of temperance.
freWe do not believe that the cause
,cftem3erance can be promoted by person
nj abuse of respectable citizens by timer
ant blackguards, under the gulse OF tenn
perance lecturers.
The Egis, (whig) published at thu
same place and from which paper w
made an extract, week or two since OF
the same subject, says:
We regard the substitution of slang
for argument, and abusive epthets 70
conciiatory suasion, as indcatingi adegreC
of degeneracy and corruption in tn
cause of temperance that threatens it
downfall. Temperance, like other viz
tues, implies a refinement of feelings an
habits ;and it cannot flourish in an atmos
phere of grossness and vulgarity, wit
whatever station in life such attribute
may be connected. We have espresso
our opinion on this subject, and that
all, perhaps, we are called upon to do 9
present.
We wonder if the learned Doctor b
this time thinks the Woodstock Age, til
only paper that has not spoken "highl
commendatory" of him?
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Later from Merico--By the arrival at
this port of the bark Anahuac, Captain
Wilson, from Vera Cruz, we receive IN
teIIigence from Mexico to the 18th Febru-
airy; this is four days later than previously
received. Nothing important has trans
PRED. Santa Ana remains in prison.
Trade was extremely dull; all kinds Of bu-
siness stagnant, and but one American
vessel in port dischorgng, the Leopold o.
Donnell, Captain Davis.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY MARCH. 2. 1916

AlMarkel 800 Beef Cattle, $50 shecp and $50 Swine,
IRicES.-B'd CatHs.-We quote first quality, 81 a
6g5 Second quality, $3.50 475,. Third quality, 81,
Sheep'--somo veiy fine Weathers were at market.
GALES OF two lcslrom $3.50 to ,d5O one lot S., and
one lot $3.50,
Swine,--Prime lots poddlc, for sows and for bar
rows Large hogs S7a, At retOil4 l.2 and I.2.
N. II, Farmer
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TUNHE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand and will
NJ keep constantly on hand at his Lumber Yard IN
Hartand large assortment of Pine Lumber which no
offers to sell at as low rate as be purchased any
place in this vicinity.
Said assortment is made up Cfl.2 S.4 4 inch Boards
of NIL qualities, ~ la, a S inch Plank, Nos "a
Cmpboards, Nos 23'& Shingles IA 4 inch Pickes,
lalh Window sash Blind and door stufs Of all descrip-
tons, ready made Window SisN and Blinds, in short a.
bout every description Of Lumber.
Sad Lumber |, manufactured from The up Country
Pine or what is more properly Called the Corky Pine
and is admitted by NIL who have worked be far
superior To- any other kind Of Smber on account Of itu
sotness and the manner in which il is manufactured
Those who in want OF Lumber will do wen 10 call
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID II. SUMNER.
Ilartland, Fehrulry, 1875.
N. b. fair price will be paid in Lumber Tor three or
tour new Mich Cows, by D,Hs.
250-3m.
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH. 10, 1916.

v.B. PALMER, No. l6 State street, Boston; No. II
Nassau street, New York; No. $50 Pine street, Phiade
phia S. e. Corner, Baltimore and Calvort streets, Bait
morc will procure and forward subscriptions and adycl
tlsements for the Woodstock (vt)Age.
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Fred. e. T,llII.

GIVES notice that he has opened Tailoring Establish
~ ment on Central street, Mechanics row, over tho
auction room, where he will attend to all business ents
ed to his care, with nealness and despatch
Cutting will be promptly attended to.
Instruction given in making up without charrc
Garments lrnshcdin good stye as neatly made and
ms cheap as III any other shop in the country
All cutting and making up will be promptly attended 10
and warrcnted to it, aIb.2m
Woodstock, Jan. 2s, 1915,
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PERMISSIBLE ACADEMY.
Spring TERM Commences March 9Th.

Spring TERM Commences March 5th, ls45-
Board of Directors, having purchased the Apparatus
formerly owned by A-P. Chase and, taken the Academy
under their conirohaTe appointed the subscriber its Pn-
Cipal.
To initiate students into the first principles of the Sci
enccs taught in Academies-to qualify TEACHERS
and by the cheapneSs of our accommodations render in
slructon in the Sciences accessible TO AL our purpose
Miss CAROLINE ROBINSON, PREcEPTREss will awe
lessons on the "PHno FOrten and Instruct in French
25O2w W. NJ Gull FORD
IN. b. Miss Robinson had made arrangement TO teach
"Select schou' in s. Renling but induced to con-
meet herself with this Institution. VIM O.
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TIE RETURN OF SPRING.!
RE.NEWELL or COMMERCE, AGRI
ELrL TIP 4, 4, q u

CCLI UhE, nv II IRHDE!
The "icy- bonnd letters of winter" have been
broken, and Spring, like blushing bride, is re-
ceived and made welcome by all who enjoy the
beauties of nature or are enabled 10 appreciate the
blessings which its presence creates. We who are
engaged in the ordinary avocatons and pursuits of
life, know little with what azety and ahlicipalons
the commencement Of this period Of The year is
looked forward 10; and as the early signs begiu to
develope themselves what joyous qualification it
creates. We plod on in pursuing the even tenor
OF our way, dlvergng not from The path which we
usually tread, and be it the blast of winter, the ge-
NAL shower OF spring, summer with its overpow-
erlng warmth, or autumn bringing with it the 'sere
and yellow leaf, we heed it not We have
another duty TO perform, and while we watch tthe
proceedings of Congress, and mark with attention
the remarks concerning the annexation of Texas,
the occupation Of Oregon, or the Post office reform
il is there we consider the interests of the nation
are coniided, and wait the result with much lrep.
idation and fear The uimaium, be it what il
may, will have unbounded influence upon the cou
dilion of this country; and Sylvester has prepased
himself for it accordingly. he has tried his leg.
lslaiion Throughout the Union and Chnadas, and 10
every state and territory has ii been found suita
ble The general satisfaction which has been G.
WINGED and expressed, convnces him that it is
needless to adopt another. Distribution is now
standard matter with him and others that will be
fully carried, whatever contingency may arise
Already at this early season of the year over three
hundred thousand in large prizes have been sent TO
his customers April is unrivaeG in the briIlian-
cy Of its schemes, that on the 5tG commands uni.
versal attention; and he has only TO request that
orders be forwarded early, and addressed 10
S. J. SYLVESTER.
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1hchtrce new StaicS-Florida contains
1886 square miles; Iowa, 1876; Tex
as, 100000. The addition ofthese three
add 1913, l42 square miles to the Union of
which Texas is 50 much additional terrific
ry 10 the United States.
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GROCERIES,

s9Anehpounds o. & Brown II Sugar 800 Loaf
AVVO aud Crash do 500 ST. Domingo and lawn
Cone, 500 Lump Tobacco, 10 Chests Y H. and Sou Tea
Moasses, Spices, Rais!ns, Saleratus Winter Bic nchI
Oil &c &c. just received and Tor sale at the lowesi p
ces 5y j., ,,,r Z. DANA, II
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CONFECTIONERY

4 & c. MUNROE, having been extensively cnca-.
~ ed III the manufacture of Confectionery for the ,st
ten years. take this method to inform Merchants and pei
ilers, tat they still continue to answer orders in their
ne, on The most liberal terms. 1t is confidently asserted
hnt no Conectoner uses better stock produces bet
Concord N. H., Jan'y 81, LAS. oi7-Gn
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Farm FOR SHE

A FARM, situated in East sherhurne, containing 100
"A acres of9ood land 40 of which are under GOOD i'm.
provement VIII be sold at public auction at the prems
SEES on the goth rt March, lust,
The farm is well watered, securely fenced and tho
buildings new and well finished, Terms cash and
possession given Immediately. JAMES II. TAYLOR.
ShurburnG Feb. 49, lSi5. oIg.Sws
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DOSlEST1CSI

4 N BALES Heavy Sheetngs from ia tos
Il W Merrimack Fine-Bartctt, Waltlnin and New
York DO. nj the lowest prices.
Tckings-Drillngs, Cot Flanne!s and Bicachel Cot.
tons, cheap enough by c. DANA JR
Feb ls, 1915
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WI AIR RTE I'D.


In Har,Iand Jan. % by Rev. A. X. Howard Mr.
VIM. NJ. Kendall, of ROxbury, and Miss Roxana
Babcock of II.
In Dahville, Goth. Mr. Samuel G. Hall, Of Bar
ton, to Miss Zilapha A. Allen, of D.
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THE ANERICA.N, LITERAR Y, SCIE.N:
TIFIC IND MILITARY UNI
VERSiTY,
At NORWICH, VERMONT.

nj NUKWICTT, VERMONT.
A tAPT. CARTRIDGES would inform the public
~ thnt me spring term AT the aforementioned lnSu.
non viii commence on Monday, the 2sh Of April under
ms personal superintendent and instruction. The course
oInsrucIion Is extensive and complete; and conducted
on lhe original plan adopted ut this Institution when first
established by Capt p, under the name of The A. l. g
W. Academy in 1920. highly respectable BOARD Of Wis
lteS Will attend the Examination in the early part of sent
next Ihere viii be celebration O the 25th Anniversary
OF inc INSTITUTION at Norwich, on the ih of Sept las
nj which AZ Capt,Ps pupils whether educated ut No
Wch Mlddietown, or any other place are earnestly iny
ted to atend--aso all the friends of liberal and useful ed
ucalloh Inc expenses fer tuition, Toom-rent &care
the they were at the Norwich University ,vb,Io
CaptP presided over it. Appropriate Diplomas VIII he
conferred under the sanction othe Board of ysers Cam
duates admitted at all times ofthe ycabut the best time
is the commencement orlhe Spring term.
oi5-iw
NoTE.-Thc New Liampshirc PMtriot VIII nIen.e cnny
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BARGAINS In CInrIIL

E'NG. and Am. Broadcloh in every variety Of color
~ and quality, Eng. 81 Am. Fancy Doeskins Blue Bpk
ana steel MNd CnssimCres, Sitinets and Twreds, can
DC n3"ent AZ very low prices ut c. DAM, Jr's
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DIED.

N-~~-~>No~>~N>>>~
At Tyson Furnace, Plymouth W. March Sd YER
suddenly Of Group, Edwin L. son of Jairus
and Esther Josselyn, aged 4years and eight months
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WANTED! WANTED!
~ IN young ladies' US apprentices to the tailoring bus
- ness THALFS b. VIM
- Opposite Whitneys IIOlc
Woodstock Jan. l6 o1i.lC
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MORE NEW GOODS

lust RECEIVED 90 ps Rich Dark Prints so niece,
d Merrimack, do. Fail River and Cocheco do.
Super Cashmere D'Ecossee,
Grape De Larc,
Nous de Lame with variety OF othe- ,easornh,.
Goods-and for sale at the lowest prices by
Feby 18th, lSl5. c. DANA IN
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass II, for la4'
To lie drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, 2Gtl
April, 1916 G6 Numbers-ll drawn Ballots
GRAND SCHEME
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class I6 for 1876
to be drawn at Alexandria ,(D.C.l on Saturday, 1911
April, lsi5.. &C Numbers II Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets SlO,-A certificate of Package of 25 Ticket,
will he sen, for llO-shares in proportion.
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The following are the Joint Resolutios,
as amended with Mr. Walkers addition, in
the shape in which they passed the two
houses:
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10000

TTU1TUTITVH
certificate of Package of25 Tickets will be aent 70
Sl2O-shures in proportion.
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10000.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass Is Ter ls45, to he
drawn att Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, IL, April,
1915. L7j numbers, IL Drawn Ballots.
SpIEEDID SrHrMr
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Tickets SlG
100000!

Accrhcate of package OF 26 Ticketswl be sent for
S26O-Shares in proportion.
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en- Onn

10 be drawn at Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday, 5th
OF April, 1915. rs NumbCrs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHFnE
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Glass o. for ISIS
to be drawn mt Jersey City Nd on Wednesday, 9Th
April lSl5-75 Numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
SnHENn
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sap TUBS.

hAh Cedar Sap Tubs for sale BY the subscriber
~ W " from IL . to IA cents each. C.DANAJ R.
Woodstock, March 10Th lsl5,