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Class 10y.
To be Drdvn at Wilmington, Del, Thurs
day, august 81, 1915.
10 Numbers, l5 Drawn Ballots
&c Tickets in Package.
TICKETS, 50 shares in proportion.
d. PAINE g. CO., MANAGERS,
lSuccessors to James Phalin s. Coz

The undersigned (NIanagers Of Lotteries authorized
by the STATES of Delaware and Georga,) have estabr
lished jcc IN the city Of Albany, for the purpos-
of supplying orders from the Northern States and the
Canadas. Above is n memoranda of Schemes foe
next week, giving the price of Single Tickets and
Packages, with The amount of the Capital Prizes in
the Schemes To all those who order tickets full
scheme giving the dstr ution OF prizes, will be sent
(when requcsted). And after the drawing, Off al
one will be sent to all purchasers Those who wish
tickets TO sell again, can he supplied on advantageous
terms, by applying to The undersigned.
Owing to the hieh rates Of postage has been Gus
tonary TO sell certificates of Packages for one half
he package price Under the new postage law OF
Congress letter containing package Of tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents We will therefore issue
certificates ms usual or if the purchaser prefers the
Managers tickets will guarantee packages to draw
nj least onehnlf the amount of cost Of purchased and
redeemed at this ofice)
Orders as heretofore, will receive the most prompt
and confidential attention, by addressing
d. PAINE 81 CO.,
81 Albany, NJ
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M q r r / @ d o

In Randolph, on the Sd inst. Doct. J. Y. DEWEY
OF Montpelier, to Mrs. SUSAN L. TARpox.
A, Newcastle, Pa, on Thursday the 9th ut, by
the Rev. Wells Bushnell, Mr.. A. J. Halle, of Pitts
blrsh, 10 Miss MARTHA G, daughter of Joseph Hgg.
Jr., Esq, of the former place, formerly OF Dudley
ENGLAND.
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~ Il the subscribers, having leen appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Grand Lie, commissioner TO receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demand, of all persons
aeain,l The estate OF JEDEDlAH p. LADD, lae of
North Hero in said District, deceased and also all
claims and demands exhi tied in Offset thereto; do
hereby give lice that SAID estate is repre- ,enej in
solven', and the term of xix months from the 21l,
day Of Jane A. ID. 1915 is allowed by laid Court 10
the creditors of SAID deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claim, before us-and that we will
attend TO the lu>ines, of our appointment, at The
dwelling house OF widow Rehecca LadJ in North Iie-
re, i'm SAID Di,,lcf, the l7h days Of November
and Decent er A. b. lSi5, from o'clock, in the fore.
noon ill o'clock in the afternoon on each of SAID
days.
Dated at North Hero this LIST day Of August a. D.
ls45.
ELIJAH HAYNES
JOEL. ALLEN, : Commissioners
ELIHtl PARKS lOv3
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

George Lee Lyman, A. NJ, Principal.
eTNfE Accidental Year of this Institution will COM
! mence on Monday, Sept. 6h II consists Of two
terms of 22 weeks each.
Tuiiion..-SS,0 90 for whole Term, 81 90 for half
Term, ard so cts. per week for any time not exceed.
ing weeks Il. w. GLIB.
Aug 9th, l645. lOw6
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SCHOOL,

THE next term Of MISS FLEMING'S S ,hool f1r
young Ladies, will commence Sept Cd A few
vacancies yet remain 10 complete the limited NUM- G.
Of pupils, which is twelve.
August 5. Iowa
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Falmouth, May 20. 1911.

. Falmouth, May ~. lSli.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Bu,ton.
certify that my wife ha, cen afflicted with very
lad hlmor ON her face, and her stomach for fifteen
years past After using various medicines Ieconl-
nendei for her complaints with lle or no enei she
commenced using by the atyIce # Mr., Edward Ma
son, Apolhecary, your Sarsaparla, and Tomato BIZ
tiers, and she nov in letter health, than she has e-
fore enjoyed iur the last fifteen years; and would
caeerinly recommend 10 all and EVERYONE who Is
afflicted with any of the complaints wh'ce th, medi-
cine is re commended for to II IN prefer any
article now IN use, Yours respectfully,
j. H. LEACH.
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hose who are troubled with
ours, truly,
WM DARRELL.


BAN, Ne. May 70 SD.
Ma. F. BRowN dear Sir:--l have some Tine pa I
suffered mach from Jaundice and by pep>ia a. the
Stonach loss ofappelile and ironlle an pam from
the least simple food, with pain in the head AMI sd"
a slight couch general weakness and debility OF the
>y,tem. After using a numl er OF medicines WI houl
ANY relief wa, IN lIcel To Try your Sar aparlla ans
Toma'o Bilter> received nnne liae relief rom The
Of Bottle, and feel gralfei for the great rcel
are suffering from similar disorders. IoHrs, If ly,
FREDERICK b. SLAiD.
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FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
Utica, n. Y. Nav, II, 1916.

Utica, n. Y. May, II, 1915.
Mn. +. lRowE,-near Sir IL am again ont Of yo r
Sar>aparlla and Tomato Biers; 1t an article hat
i much thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her
klmer County, lays she has been confined her house
for seven year,, and this ha- enabled her To cut.
Several in Il cry lay that it Is the test medicine they
have ever taken.
Plea,e send me fresh supply soon, a. nave no, a
bottle in the store Your, with respect.
J, h. WARNER, per- X. +. RAY.
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Sally Miners Estate.

STATE or VERMONT TINE Hon. the
District of Chttenden, SIS. ! L Probate Court
for the District of Chlenden To all persons ron.
cerned in the estate of SALLY MINER, late of Jer-
sey County, in the State of Illinois, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS, Scion d. Ba. ley administrator Of The
estate OF said deceased proposes 10 render an account,
OF his admin slralion and present his account against
said estate FIR EXAMINE ion and allowance at n ses-
sion of the Court of Probate, to be holden al the
Office Of the Register Of laid Court in Blu lngton IN
said district on the 10Th day of Augusta d. 1885, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore SAID court at the Tine and place aforesaid and
show cause il my have, why the account afore.
said should not be allowed
Given under NV hand at Burlington, this Both day
of July, A. ID. 1915
9w3 CHARLES RUSSELL, Judpe
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CO NJ NJ f r CIAL.
BRIGHTON MARKET, July 90, Is.

bNbVHH'O WV WNUNU H "NIy % IO4o
At market, 6i0 Beef CATTLE 2700 Sheep and 200
Swine. 40 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catte.-A small advance was effect
ed. and We quotea few extra, IS Is: first quality,
1926 so; second quality, S. a s5,25; third
quality, s425 a si75
Sheep-Lnnbs from 81 ,25 to 81; old Sheep from
$3.50 TO 80 so.
S~ne-Oli Hogs at 4ac for Sows, FIR Barrows
Shoats Al "a ST. At retail from 10 Gle.
BosroN AuG 4. Wool. There begins TO lie some
movenen, in fleece Wool, but no l,rgs snles have
been made, and prices serIle l.. Sales Of DIFF
ferent grades have been made at RON % to 3Sc pei
coming in freely. Pulled sells within the range o.
our quoraous. Sale. 200 and 300 ba les S ulh Amer
lean at l3 to lac per h. 6 mos
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of The unns (,nuuh. (,nlde I vpr Cam mi ain, ,nJ
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Orpnns nav he had of
Agepts pan.d ho,,w e1' "''' ~ 'N ~
,,... .,.
-. ,
~ co'npou"u p,,snmic Pr'p'ra'pn OF 'ne I,runus
,Tgnta"d " W"u oherfv bhth, co'noineu WIN
'nc I'F"oc1 q idr' prepared Nv a ne" chemical
process appfpVeu anu Iecnhmenutd oy me most
ols.ing,nsn.o physIrlans, ana unveIsny ncknowedg-
Gu NV ' '"'o'' "eu'o''e t'e' u'''o'e'eu'
NO Vuackery!!! NO Deception.
II All published statements OF cures neriormed by
TINS medicine are in erery respect TRUE BE careful
ana get the genuine DR.. WIsTARs BAtsAM OF WILD
OhL"N'i US Sp'"'o"s l'n'"'Iols are u"'oau.
truly wonderful cure,
| VAUDEVILLE Oneida Co N. Y, Sept Is 1s45.
Dear Sr-l it to the afflicted to inform you that
in January las, attacked BY very violent cold
caused by working in the water which settled on my
lungs. 1t wns accompanied by n very severe pam in
my breast and sides and also distressing cough. !
had in attendance all the best medical mid in orr vii
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Notice.

TN1TS may certify that have this day given my
! son, LUTHER C. LEE. a minor, his time, and
| will not claim any of his wages or pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
THEODORE L. LEE
ST. Georre JuIv "a 1545 9w3
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CLOCKS.

RRASS CLOCKS AT REDUCED PRICES
- We desire to inform farmers and others. that we
will sell to Them the best kind tina, there is made oil
brass Clocks, and wooden ones also, at lower prices
and warrant them, than they can buy the common
cheap ones sold by Psdlars. To those who wish ia
purchase by the quantity, they will be sod much
lower than usual, at near New York prices. We
would particularly request those wishing to buy to
call and look for themselves and not rely upon the
misrepresentation of Others.
Aug. AS BRINSMAlD d BROTHERS..
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JUST RECEIKED.

DAM EXTRACTORS, wholesale and retail.
l. Comstocli IL Cos Sarsaparilll so cts per bottle
Hays celebrated Eminent. for Piles. Also new
and fresh supply Of the Celebrated Sarsaparila and
"Tomato Buters y to those who would procure the
genuine article be and call at b. J HEiNE.
BERG " Co.'S, Oaiy AGENTS for HE State Of YER
moatlook at another column explaining its virtues
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Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla

Compound Syrup of sarsaparilla.
SARSAPARlI.LA has taken n high rank in the
- Medical world, as well in Europe as in America.
ic and Syphucal diseases &c. &c, is known to ev-
cry Practitioner. There various preparations in
circulation, but they fail either not connecting with
Sarsnpallla assisting medirins. or in not containing
The extract of HoNDuRAs sAKssrAsiLLA. The medi,
cal value of the above preparation is already well
known 10 the community IL has recommended H.
self
II is made ont Of the best Honduras SdrsopdriHa,
assisted by sucn other ingredients as come nearest
the Sarsaparia in their medical virtues.
This Compound is prepared md sold by
b. J HEINEBERG & co.
Burlington, July 25 1915.
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SarsapariHa Mead, wholesale and retail,
THIS Celebrated Beverage for warm weather is
L for sale by B. J. HElNEBERG Co.
A Fresr supply Of Spts. Turpeniine also fresh
supply of Clmphene, warranted best in the market,
July II, as.
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l.. f. g. T.. FOLLETT.

DEG leave to call the attention of the public TO
- their stock Of GOODS, now ready for inspection
AT ther New Store, Corner of Maine and Water SITS.
comprising large and complete assortment Of
!Seas0na6ie and Fashionable
IANI TtPLE DRY GOOD,
in every variety of quality and price. Particular at
tention is invited 10 their stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
selected with especial reference 10 the wants of the
pm lic and offering an opportunity Tor solec ing any
variety OF shape colour or quality al low prices
Broadcio.hs, Fancy Cassimeres. Vcstin gs, SC.
The above together with large stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Ladies and MISSES Slips Gaiiers, dc # every
description and very general assortment of Crock
and Ginss Ware, in which some beautiful sci 9
Of China ware, affords the most complete assortment
IN market.
The selection OF ROC T. RIES has been made
with grenl care, and families in want OF supplies are
invited to examine the Stock WI ich compr cs almost
every Article IN the line of he very choicest desctip.
ion all of which will be offered upon The most favor.
able terms
Burlington, July 81, 1915. Off
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S''ff""o1f W. ~ uSFIH H1stVtcs
RY virtue of an order of Sale made by the Hon.
- Salmon Wires Judge Of Probate for the district
q! Lanoillc auihoriains sell so much Of the
real es ate whereof the said Austin died seized will
be sufficient 10 raise the of 500 36, shall the
LIST day of September, l645 al O'clock, A. NJ, sell
Cambridge, the equity of redemption belonging TO said
estate IN the gris aud mill, and privilege annexed
thereto, and dweling-house near Cambridge Borough.
lOw3 T.. p. STEARNS.
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Sheen Racks,

THE Subscriber is manufacturing superior art
L Gle of SHEEP RACKS, 20 which he would re-
specially call the attention of The wool growing com
munlty, as they will find il much to their adv AN age
TO use this kind OF Rack. ii. p. DEWEY.
Burlington Falls, Aug. |, 1915. l0f
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y. BNOVTNsS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bi.ters.

FREDERICK BROWN, celebrated chemist Of
l. Bosom, has succeeded for the first time in COM
binng The medicinal virtues Of he SAR APARILLA and
TOMATO. ADJ the result has met the most >augune
expectations of the medical profess on.-The whole
veee'ale kingdom does not furnish two sab, tance>
- admirably adapted TO pnrUy, noHrish and inrigo-
rate the human system. These Bner> have all the
elect of he most powerful purgallve> when used in
sufficient quantity, and yei mild IN their opera
ton that they may lie given to persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They very
agreeable to the in>tc.
The component ingredient # these Blt,ers is no
,ecret.'Ihey are composed of a very strong prepar
alton of the celebrated extract of Spanish Sarsapa-
ria and the extract OF tomatoes, wh the addition
some Of the most popular vegetable medicines the
country lords.
The ire means of preserving Health and Strength
is to purify blood and correc, the unhealthy state
Of the Bowels. For this purpose NJ Medicine has
been foend equal 10 the Sars;parllla and Tomato
Biiers.
Thee excellent hlters " IL be found certain cure
in all ca-e> OF indigestion or dyspepsia, anndce los
Of appetite, general debility fainine>s and sinking Of
the stomach, lownes~ of spirit, co>ilvrnes de ern-
nation If blood 10 The heal, pain in the limbs and side,
diarrhpi, weakness dizziness, cu!aneou> erlption>
the lace and neck, hectic fever night >weat> merry
AMI sick heidachc acdlly Of stomach, billions az
iections, piles cosvehe->. and IN all dI,easc can. ed
Y impair ollhc blood, the debility ufhe system, or
the unhealthy state of the stomach aud bowels.
They also excee ingly eff acCu> m restoring
cons itluns broken down by >elcnary emnl Oymenr,
aud have been extensively used ly Clcrgymen, id-
tors Primers, Clerks Seamslre>se>, and numerous
Others whose health had been Injured ly confinement,
AMI close app"aton, with y happie>t r. ull~. They
restore the action p the stomach ncrea the qIai "
the blood, and impar 10 the wan and enacla'ed
system OF he invalid The viGor and glow otrle health.
Thee Bilters are warraniedtu L purely Ne2eia-
BE cnmpounl--an marx this, L-j",hey can never
do he least in Jury IN any Ca.c whitever.-fIs
They are kept by persons as FAMILY MEDI-
GIN and have been -iycu to the IoUSGE-T CHILDREN
on account Of The mlIncs, OF their operation, WI h
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The undersigned having had some practical expe'i-
for the past year in the u,e Of Deweys POr'ai'
Field Fence, very cheeriully bear testimony in ~
favor. l consider admirably adapted to InerValcs.
sui cc severe frcshets and find very conyencI
in variety of eases where temporary fence is neec-
ed. used 1t the past winter to enclose yard TT
young cattle and horses, and much 10 my surprise, i.
suffered no injury whatevhr-thounh unruly bull
shook his head al il, occasionally have no hesii e.
ton in SAY ing that every farmer should have OF
less of il. UDNEI ii. PENNlAlAN.
Colchester. July 8, AS.
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Virgil Il RICE'S
NETWORK G. MONTREAL EXPRESS
New Arrangement.

I'M and after Friday the 18th inst, nntll furher
~ notice, will leave Burlington every Friday eve
ming, al p. NJ. for the South, and every Wednesday
afternoon at p. NJ. for the North Specie Bank
Notes Packages Parcels and Merchandise of all de-
scrptions forwarded To any part Il the United States
Canada with the utmost despatch.
Paric lar attention given To The collection Of
left at the Counting Room of Messrs J. & j. II. Peck
& Co.
lllh July, lSi5.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.
II, y. DEWEY.


X7O'TID respectfully notify the public that he ha,
w returned to Buflnrton Pals, and recommenc'1
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is nc
prepared to fulfil ali contracts that un1lfll,d
in consequence Of the late fire, and will be happy =
serve old and new purchasers with some of his var'-
ties of Farm Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the use of th'
above Improvement he ls enabled to afford nen'
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens at muct
less expense than the can be got up for IN oty
other way while for durability It ls not eAcecd i'y
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was first brought ont in Western New York, where 1t
has gone into extensive use, and has received the AZ
probation Of the Mayor of the city oi Buffalo wiz
many hundreds of the first agrculturiss and othe
in that part of the State also Of Gov. Hubbard Doc
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many Others IN Ne"
Hampshire In fact wherever it has teen introduce
it hns been highly approved. As Farm Fence :
COM ines advantages than any other fence eVef
used L can be used Without posts, and is therefore
no, affected by the freezing and hcavrg OF the Eroun
Il takes less lumber than other kind # fence Is
certain protection against all kinds Of cattle Is not la
BILE TO get cut Of repair, cannot Be bocn dorm ems
| ly set up taken down and removed without injury.
| 3'TNo FARMER should be ,ciihoW at least suiii
Gent quantity 10 throw around his fields of grain AID
| stack yards.
| Winoo XII City, June ~, 1915.
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prRLiNGToN. IDLY 5,h, 1916

r1f7
Mr.. II. p. DEwEY,-Sir: As you have asked ~
opinion respecting the sualleneSs of vour PATESr
FEScE or ornamental purpose, would remark thai
| have used some OF yoIr fret quality Fence abor i
cottage erected the last year. and that like veiy
well BY casing he paste, and putting on base
Co,h items costing only ahont 81 80 per iod) 4
makes a nea, and durable ornamental Fence al
about thirds the cost of most Of the o,her kind
of ornamental Fence in common use
JNO. X. CONVERSE.
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FyrIanli Me. june 3, ISL.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured wilhou, resoriinr
TO mercury il You will only use Browns Sarsaparllia
and Tomato Bers.
To Mr. Frederice Brown, Proprietor Of he Sar,ala.
rla and Tomato Bers:
Thu, ceriihe, that my wife was severely Athlete
W III the Liver COMPLAINANT her health vas very Sc
rionsy undermined. Having lIIel various pre,crp-
tons without success, she fortuna ely induced To
try your Sarsnparla and Tomato Biuers; her health
soon began 10 improve, and ,he i, now mach better
IN health, and would advise any III health 10 Us e
them. Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES earle
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed 10 III,
Proprietor, f. BROWN, 6s Washington ST, Boston
will meet with punctual attention.
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burling
Ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers
Milton; Boynton & Rurrt', Hinesburah; l.andon &
Garfield, Wlislon; William Rhodes Jr. Richmond
II. Bowman, vergennes; William r. RUSSELL Mid
debury; 5. p Rel6eld, Montpelier. Sold also by
Drueelsts and Agents generally. per bottle, Of
6 bottles for 50.
July, 1915, wi
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BED RUG POISON.
t.lhanon w, AustIn's Estate.

EEUCHTWANGERS celebrated Bed Bug Poisor
l. for sale at b. j. HEINEBERG & Co.'S
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VNIiE best medicae known to man for ncipcnt
Consumption, Asthma Of every stage. Bleeding
of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, and
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, may be had OF
Agents named below.
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DROWN SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO
ID BlTTERS!-T medicine is for sale by the
p!cpretors, Wholesale Agents PECK & SFEAR
who will supply Merchants and Others at the original
gross price.
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Wholesale and Renal Agents fer the town Of Bar.
hngton, n. j. hEINEBERG f. CO.
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aP All published statements of cures REFORMED by
this medicine are, in erery respect, TRUE. Be careful
and get the genuine Dr. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as spurious limitations abroad.
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