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Bowel COMPLAINTS occur more frequently during
the summer ronts than NJ any other period, hccau,,
at this season OF the year the system being dcitatcd
digestion is not sufficiently ;r'tive to dispose OF the
food before II becomes purified; hence peculiar ncd
a. generated III III stomach, which l. the cause o thost
horrd diseases called dyscntcry. cholera morbns in
Illumination OF the bowels, &c. u TIxhtS Indian Te-
eetable Fiiis n natural remedy and therefore
certain for all kinds OF bowel complaints because
they cleans, the stomach and bowels from those hu-
mors which cuase the above distressing complaints.
They also aid and improve digestion and purify the
blood, consequently, they the Of every
form OF disease, 1t il absolutely impossible for them
fail in making perfect cure of dysentery, cholera
morbus, Inflammation of the bowels, &c.
BEWARE Of CuuNrERPElTS The public are caution
ed against the many spurious medicines, which, in
der to deceive are called by name, similar Wriglrs
Indian Vegetable Pills
n B. Counterfeit Pills have been found in store il,
SECOND STREET below S,ssrt, Philadelphia Avoid
the Drug Stores, and purchase only from the REaULA
AGENTS.
Tnr ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT
| WRITTEN WITH \ Pen oS THE TOR LABEL OF EACH BOX
Nome other is genuine, and to counterfeit tbs i,
FORGERY.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale of Ti'rghf,
Ildian Vegetable PiHs, wholesale and retail IL!
Race Street Philadelphia 2Ss Greenwich Stree, New
York and 1913 fremont Street Boston and nv TIEo
y. PECK, Apothccary and wholesale Druggist,
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Wing Senatorial Convention.

The Wings of Chittcndcn County are
notified TO meet in Convention, at French $
HOTEL, in WILLlSToN, ON SATURDAY,
(to-morrow,) the 3lst DAY OF JULY inst,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating their candidates for Senators in
the State Legislature.
BY order of County Committee
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l., Y NJ,

The Joint Celebration oil the Phi Sigma M and
University Institute Societies, will take place at the
Congregational Church, in this village, Oh Tuesday
Aug. 3D. Mt o clock p NJ
Grafton, by Richard II. Vosc, Esq of Augusta
Me Poem, by John II Hopkins, jr, A, VI. OF Bur
hngton BY Order OF the Societies.
NJ. DWlNELL, Sec. Phi Sigma M.
f. b siBLEY, Sec, UnieeSi,y Inst
Burlington, July ?Qth 1917.
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Society OF RSjig iOus Inquiry, u. V. NJ.

The Society of Religious In quiry will hold It's ami
versary at the New Brick Church on Monday eve
ming, August ID, at :. o'clock. Address by the Rsv.
EDWARD BEEcnsR, ID. D., Of Boston Music by the
Burlington Handel and Haydn Society.
By order of the Society
ii. 7. CARLTON, Rec. See.
July eth, lsi1,
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GRAND ISLE.

The Wings of Grand Isle County are notified
to meet in Convention, al the COURT House., in
North HERO, on SATURDAY, the 2lst DAY
OF AUGUST, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the
purpose of nominating their Candinate for SEN
ator in the State Legislature.
By order of Committee.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

EDMOND LY NCH, now at krrSr, \ H., wants
IL to learn the whereabouts OF his brother jeremiah
Lynch and two sisters, Mary and Ellen Lynch. They
supposed 10 he on either the Rutland or Central
Railroad IN Vermont Editors OF papers IN the vicinity
OF these roads will oblige him and them ny publishing
this. The EDITOR.
keene, July IS ISif.
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$50 Reward.
= STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE

|s.NN 81 W. I'D VIZ NJ WIN, rHoH f"H
NlA pasture of Sanael Dayton, in the Sixth
Ward Of the city of Troy 1li the night 1t the 2hh
June, BROWN MARE about 3 years old bo5-tail,
about - hands high, a square and smart rotter
small white star in the forehead the main flows 10
the right hand she has the hor rubbed OH the IN
side Of both hind legs the socket of her right eye if
observed closely represents dciorny being coside-
raby lower on that side OF the head llan the left eye
She has also wha, is called splin,s the inside OF
both her legs below the knees.
reward Of $50 will be paid for the return of said
Mare and if stolen, a reward o 500 will be paid Tor
the arrest oithc thief or $50 for information where the
Mare may he found =. LEWIS FELLOWS.
TROY June 30, 1917. '5w3
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Don't GIVE CARDS TO CnupEry-A child of Mr..
Charles Chapman of Danbury, Conn, was poisoned
the 9TH instant, by putting a visiting card IN lis
mouth, which It's mother had given 1t to play with
card showed that the enamel coating composed
of carbonate ot lead,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

LUIS TIFIITHUI : TISVftV
STATE or NERMONT,( 4 + Probate Court
District Of Chittendea. ss. I "A holden NJ Bnrling-
ton, wt,n aud tor the District aforesaid the 10Th
day OF July, A ID. 1917, an lustrnen, supporting to
be the las WIZ ard Testament oi Lois Hnrlbut te oi
ESSEX in said Disric, deceased presented TO the
Court here for Probate, by Pearl l.. Castle, the cxecu
tor, therein rained.
TnEEEroRE 1t is ordered by said Court tina, public
notice be gwen Ia all persons concerned therein 10 APP
pear before said CoHrt at session thereof Ia he holden
the Register oiiicc in said Burlington the second
"Wednesday III August, A. ID. lsi1, and contest the
probate OF said Will and 1t is further ordered that this
order be published three weeks successvcly IN the
Burlington Free Press, news paper printed at Bur
ngton, III this State, the last OF which publications.
shall be previous the day assigned, as aforesaid Tor
hr.r ring.
Given under my hand AT the Registers o,iicc, this
10Th, day oiJuy 4 d. ISL. WN, WESTON,
Jnne lGih lSI1 3W2 NeSlsici.
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Markrts.
BRIGHTON MARKET-July 10.

AT mark ct $40 beef cattle, 80 cows aud calves, Is
yok"s working oxen, 260O sheep and lambs, and about
$50 swine
and third qualities from 3 80 to G -,
Working Orcn- Sales made at S1S and 81
Cars IND Cdlrcs--Dull Sales ranged from S19
to .}6, and one COW sol
Sheep and Lambs.-Salcs of old sheep 81 ,75a3D
Of ianbs g 40 To 1871, and 32j, and one small lot at
Sl,25.
Srine-At Wholesale Sc for sows and 6 for bar
rows. AT retail, from 6 ~ to - and Sc per b.
Cattle at market generally very poor in quality, and
quite number remain ensold
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Ann IIarrinston's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable thu Probate Court for the District o
Chitcndcn, Commissioners To receive, eNnlniut and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Ann liARRlSGroN late OF Burlington IN
said District deceased represented nsuvcut. aud a'o
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto ;
and six months from the day of the dntc hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we dc there
fore hereby give notice, that We Will attend To- the
business OF our appointment at the office OF John y
Pomerov in Burlington in said district, 81 the first
Monday of September nest at 10 O'Clock. \ VI.
Dated, this 9Th day Of 1.-the A. y. 1917.
Il, q. COLE,
t,,-g
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SIOLEN.

STOLEN,
ssar3 FROM the Subscriber, on the
SiIxM night n the 22d inst, one pair of CHER
A--A RE RED three years old STEER : nubs
on three u their horns when taken, the bush OF their
tails white aud one is some larger and heavier than
the other Sad CATH were offered for sale by the
" Questioned he passed on, and ailerwais Offered
them Tor sale To Mr. L. Stone, of Charlotte, and
being here questioned more closely, proposed leaving
thou" with MIR. Stone Tor a few days Il is supposed
the thief afterwards took them from THERE as they
are missing.
A reward OF $500 will b. paid for the nrprehen-
of the thief and any information respecting the
cattle handsomely compensated, AMOS READ
Charlotte, July -, 1917. hw3
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Dic0,

In Darlington, on the eth July, MARY, daughter of
Lyman and Harriet T., Cummings, aged months and
6 daNs
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NEW BOOKS.

Z NR ESJJ1TT.S tolfInest ct Peru, vol. $500
Orators nj France 125
Year of Consolation, by Mrs Butler, O,7A
Wood Leighton OF Year in the Country, ooi
by Mary Hewitt,
CIc,vcl,nd n 'raIc Of the Catholic Church, O.25
The Secret Tribunal, by Dumas, O,25
Unfortunate Maid or the Nisers Fate, D,25
Summer Tours Notes OF II Travclrrl M,
through the Middle IL Northern Siatcs,S N'''
Graham. Columbian, Ladies' National
and Godcvs Magazine for August
The Union Magazine, Edited by Mrs.
C.. W. krklund-Authur Of New Honey O,"J
Vol. No. =, for August, ~
July Both. L. Is. EDWARDS.
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STATE OF cN;11I i1ls A cad rt'$ b%
den at Burlington. within and tor the distinct aiore-
said on the 18th day of July \. D. 1917, an lnstru-
mcnt pupor,ng be the last VIII and Testament Of
Henry Thomas, late of Burlington, III said District
deceased, prcscnt to the Court here tor Probate
by Mrs Hannah Thomas, deysec and cgatce therein
named.
TuERrroRE it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given TO all persons concerned therein 10 APP
pear before said Court at session thereof to be holden
at the Registers office in said Burlington on the
second "Wednesday in Ausrst, \. ID. lSi7, and con-
ties, the probate Of said VIII and it is further ordered
tina, this order b. published three weeks snccesSivcy
che Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed AT
Burlington in tins State the las, OF which publications
shall he previous ,i.e day assigned Aforesaid tOt
hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers office, this
18th day OF July, \. ID. lSi7
3w3 WM. WESTON, Rcgister.1
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Wanted.

4 Good Curricr will ind constant employment for
n cash ,hroush the Season, by applying mlncda-
tcly t.. L. LOOMS,
Pearl ntrcc, Irly % 1917 'iw3
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FiRi. INSURANCE..
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
at GWUH' washington C0Way v, \.
: Millions insiirrd and No
Assessments


FsN'tS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED by THE
L Legislature, .\piii 29nd 1884 They comnrnc-
ed doing business On thor present. improved system.
the 18th o May. ISIS, since which time they have
insured property TO the OF over IRE ntiiious
ot d0iarS, made assessment, and have now i'm the
treasury with which Ia pay losses EIGHT THOUSAND
poLLAES, and The lmd cogs;tuty increasing nom tho
percentage paid in hy new applicants. All losrs
have hrcu promptly paid
THIS company addresses itself particularly IN the
FARMfs OF the country, being designed tor ,hrir ben
eif. me very lu" prlcc at which they insure prop
criN, and the TACT IlHj assessments have Vet ru
made, and probably Wi not hc irt many wears if -
cr, ON account OF tho large urd increasing fund now
IN the treasury mr,tuuV nsss that NAV occur and
the peculiar caution they adopt IA insuriug property in
large villages and other places where II i very haz-
ardous, it il believed hy lhps, acquainted with their
prlncVrS ma method oi doing business that il Offer.
the greatest inducements Ia the community generally
:" lpm them, OF any insurance company in the Niat,
OF Vermont ar New ! ofl They are prohibited from,
machinery, cabinet mukcrs .olncIs OF cooprIs shops
md from taking NOR ihm Two thousand dollars at
any one r>iuc The place ot doing business of tins
Company Is a. ra-l Granville, y y on the stage
road lrou Burlington VI Ia Troy, y. Y, land ouc
hundred rods from H." Vermont nrl which there ~
q daily mail. For further information reference ~
made to The several agents ol Franklin and Lamoulo
counties, Vt. Who atr auIhoI2rd 10 take nppca-
tions Tor insurance and the Company guarantee that
all surveys taken personally by clthrr Of SAID agents
shall be binding on lhy Company, Kcmancts tor
all LOSSES in the counties o franklin and Lamolr,
will he land, i'm checks either of the Banks OF Bur
sustaining the loss ntncIN"l, after The los Is satis
tao orally shown and ~ cnst ct any disagreement
between The Company aud HE insured u may, al the
election nt the insured, he submitted Ia arhraors
nm lly chosen III The ruutY where the loss happens.
4 W srtE, and Juuv +. Nrp>rLR are travelling.
arrns who i-s expected, wlil call nn the farmers ee-
ncmlly nj Ihrir rs! t'n'cs, aud receive appcatfons
Tire expense u becoming insured tor hive y,ars is
rs llluN-.
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LAW SciaDOl.
TAINTED,
FISHING NETS AND SEINES

FISHiNG NETS AND Sell EN,
4 turing Co, keep constantly on hand every des-
crpou Of River and Lake Fishing Nets and Srln"s,
completed and ready for These Nets and SCENES
are knit by hand among the i-hcrnans families OF
Maine where such work can be- done at very low
prices Persons wishing any description OF Nets or
Srincs can svc liciu sent to their order In d"sg-
uniting the siz, of the mcsh they will please ranc the
entire length from the extreme knots composing
the mesh. WI. SlpN Il, Az
4m2 No I2 Commercial ST BOSTON.
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Printing sss;cc for sale.

CONSISTING OF 4 SMITH Pass, AS GOOD
" as new, Type for printing ordinary newspaper,
and good assortment Of Job Type, much oi ii nearly
new and al in good order.
The office has good list Of subscribers for n news
paper and fair share Of Job Work. which may be-
greatly increased It may he had at great bargain
by any one disposed 10 rablish Wing r1rrr Terms
$500 TO be- paid on taking possession, (which may he
had immediately and remainder ~ such tire the
purchaser may choose, secured by lien the office.
An inventory may be- sccn nj the subscribers office
and all particulars known
CiIAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, July 81, 1917. 4w3
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WOOL. Duty, 30 per CT.

Supplies have in more freely from the country,
during the past week, and considerable amount has
been taken by manufacturers, III small lots, u, our
quoted rates.
Prime Saxony Fl.cccs
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF Practical MEDICINE,
" vols. Svo.; I'ittcil on Diseases OF the Eye Ma
terra Mcdca, by Ballard and tnrrod; Cutters Anat-
omy Ru>chrnbrrger's Nat. History, 3yois Picach-
er's Manual, by Siurcvaut LclEl'ons Norha. con-
pIrtc, vol Svo. Mrs Iiili'S Drrwng Book OF Flow
crs ; Mrs. Signurucys ructical Works; Mul~,ird-
Lite oi General Scott; Clay's Life and l'w ., 10y
Cotton; Shahspearcs WORKS, vols. o'o., library rdi-
ton, &c We. Received hr
July -, 1917. iwl {. GOODRICH.
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-,----r- A. ~, -, NhIu H.snor, Nrr'D.
'i"iNlI'' " L zen. l'' lNl' mlf
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VOL Bread, the Staff of Life. Good and Bad
Y Luck = History OF Thomas Brown. Little
Susan and her Lamb , The Slow Of Animals.
The Pearl Of Great Price, 1 The Wish; or LITTLE
Charles. Naaman General in the Syrian Army.
) The kind Little Boy. Captive in Ceyionn; &. The
Vine. Cottage OF Content. Iiulc Tom, the
Iirnsman's Boy. Eyes aud No Eyes, and Eyes that
not {: or, How To read the B'htc Alright :. iis-
tory of John Merry. The Chld's First Alphahet OF
l'te Names. 9. Rnnbow alter .hc Thunder storm.
The Ten Commandments 10. The Village Reform
ed Ann and Ellen, and The Kitten. Il John OF
the Score; or, The Pcnitcnt Robler The Happy
Children. y 1hc Sunday Scholar. little Chlld's
Scrptural Lessons IL. John Price. Egg and Gus
,ard or, The Chd's First Theft. H. The Idiot.
and the Lamb. II. Charles Murray. The Diamond
Necklace II Memoir Of tt,-be,h The Knife
! Grinder. ~. Tn, Broken 3uugh. Five Good
/ Things. -. Aunt tauny'~ Story. Danger OF Riches
20. The Lucky stone Poor Thomas made Rich
81. War. The New Coat 20. Thanksgiving Day
The Runaway. % The Circus. The Fu-t Lie
81 The Two Masters ~ Mercy and Cruelty
i}etSey FORD or Needless Child. -. The ouu-
Z sabbath Breakers Too Late &c. History OF John
Robins, the Sailor, y. Bible recommended to ouu4
People. -. History ot Toe Bonnet and his Friend
%. Milk TOR Babes 30 The Way to be Happy
81 The Lost Child. - Wears Garden or Greek
Medal. b. The Two Larrbs - Temper or
Story of susan and Emily %. Poctca Lessons
Sc. The Prodiga Son. 81 Sin found Out -
Frances and james. 80 History OF Betsy Brown
10. Emily and her Brother. II Anna Louisa Camp
bell. ~, The Tulip; nr, Sclmas fayorilr. 10
Good Old Catherine Prescott and the Boy Of Dundee
/ II. Memoir of Mary Gnsnrr -. Dying Robhcr
/ II. The Lords Prayer Explained. Il. One Nnut
| Too Late. As. Something for n sundays hoo
Child 10 Think ahout. ~ Laura and Helen. 81
Sedcnia or, Alice Wood and her Mssionar
Society. For sale by !: c. MEEkS,.
t,I1 Y
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DArENT and Common Sperm Candies, Purn
/ Sperm and Blcached Whale Oil, Just received
and warranted TO satisfy those i'll search ui light
Jhiv i-.e 3 A. ). DEWEY.
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I sole proprietor oi the ahovc establishment, VIII
connnc the business at the spacious store, known as
the Thomas Building, college St, Darlington, VT,
L Ii Il LII .-.-.. LIL.L..a L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08
For sale.

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
" LANO on IVY CREEK, in the county Of Abe
MARIE Eve miles from Charlottesville the StauHton
Turnpike. This tract has leo Of low grounds,
equal to any in Virginia, aaont GEO cleared and
356 acres in wood The high land is in high stale Of
Improvement. II IL well waiered and thoroughly
dtched, aud is admirably adapted 10 the culture Of
corn tobacco, wheat, oats aud the grasses &C. Many
crops have been made on the Estate equal TO any in
ths country. The Improvements area good dwell
ing house with eight rooms, stone barn 40 by Sc feet
a stable with Is stalls and sheds 10 accommodate 90
horses tobacco houses To cure 25 hogsheads Tobacco
good house and honses for so slaves ice and
carriage houses, fine orchard, &c
The distance from the University cf Virginia IS about
three and half miles, enough for students To at
tend the lectures from The place with ease The soce
" of the ycinage IS equal 10 any In North America
six and half miles 10 navigation A Railroad also,
will probably be constructed from Gordonsville 10 Char
lottesviie which will furnish choice of conveyance
for persons, or things, 10 Richmond Persons wishing
10 view the place will he welcomed after The old Virgil
MIA fashion.
Also, an ESTATE Of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river in the county of Fuvanna at the juno
ton of Hard with that sieam which has 100
of frat rate low grounds, little over loo highland
cleared and 500 acres in wood, 800 OF which front
the canal and afford from 81 To So cords Of hne wood
prr acre. which is worth about 81 per cord standiB
This is considered Of the best Tobacco Estates
the river There houses IL cure Is hogsicads
built In the best manner and 20 might be made with
sufficient force The Wheat crop now growing will
consist of good overseers house. and cabins for TWEEN
~ negroes stables for six horses sheds for cows and
oren and good ice house. There las been rs little
sic kness there for thirty years as al any place In the
mountains Either Estate will be divided 10 suit pur-
chasers. Terms liberal. ANY communication directed
win be promptly answered. w. W. GILMER.
lime 8-cw3In
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FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

SITUATED six miles East of Winchester, Va, and
- one mile aud half from Stephenson's Depot, on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, now open for
the reception OF company.
This water Is inferior in the State as II holds
in solution Suphurated Hydrogen, Iodine and Magne-
sa imparting tone 70 the system, and acting as pow
erfu Alternative as numerous visitors testify hay
ing been visited for the last ty years and, had not
been for its contracted accommodations, must have
boon amongst the first watering places In the Union
For the last SIX years the improvements have been IN
creased SO 10 accommodate between two and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has enieavored to put this watering
place footing with the most fashionable ana CON-
Portable places of the sort In plain STYLE and VIII use
every eIertion in his power TO make hts visitors CON-
Portable.
II il easy OF access for all the Atlantic Cities Per
sons leaving Baltimore in the mcrnlng cars VIII arrive
nj the Depot al O'Clock The day, where coach
will be in readiness take them immediately 10 tue
Springs.
The proprietor feels than kful for the encouragement
he has received from The public and will u.e every ex
erton 10 merit continuance &c IT, by making those COM
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons wishing visit this watering place, are re-
ferred 10 my former visitors:
Ex-Presdent Tyler, Gen. X. Jones c. Riyes, CHIEF
Justice fancy Sir j. y. Honaparte, Rev. j. A. Collins,
Reverdy Johnson. Rev. Charles e. Austin, John r. Du-
vai!-Batimorr.
Judge P N. Nicholas, Judge P. V. Danisl, Nj. Chds
r. Osborne Richmond, Va.
Or. Robt. P. Waller, Mir VIM. w. Vest-Williams.
dossrs. A. NJ Patton, J. J. observation-disclosures.
Mr. John Cooper, Col. 6. ID. Cooke, Mr.. - South
ga,e-NorfoIk, Va.
Jos, B. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. VIM. B. Cahoun-Massac huset;s.
Richard w. Barron-Vireinia.
June B-3tawt25thJy.
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StrattOn's Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR EENTH
Let allthe world say what theycan,
For selling prizes STRATTos's the man.
Drawn Nos of Ale Iandra, No. 81, lnne2:
~ 80 rs - AZ Is 6 IA - l6 II 65.
Half, Nos p 80 e., prize Of slOo, sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX Loerv, Ezra Class As. June s:
40 81 70 II IL - 10 l6 50 ca 10 Is.
Whole Nos 10 50 ~ Capital sol" sa and r PAD by
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra. Lottery, clas. .. June s.
% 80 ~ 60 3 n II s3 So "a a 65 46.
pal. nif by Nos = % o. prize sTs FIR 1
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburs Lottery, Glass q, June ::
II 20 81 Is Sc - u 65 Is u 2i.
20 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS.
TUEsDAY-New Jersey No. As Capitals:
%, 900 dollars, 5000, $500, 2,l45, 1000, 10 Of
1900, 10 OF $50, 10 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, -
drawn. Tickets IS; halves2 So quarters 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Elex No. % Ca.
pitfalls: $4,000 dollars, 10000 6,OOO, 600 >. 500
3 OF 1912, 10 of LOCO, &c. 70 Nos IA drawn
Tickets IS; halves2 SO; quarters 25.
2l,500 DOLLARS! 5000 DoLLARsl
THURSDAY-New jersey, No. az. Capt..
tails: 81 500 dollars. 000 5000, $500, 1923 Is
Of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets IS
halves 2 SO; quarters %.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Monongalia Lottery, No. 90
Capitals: 5000 dollars, 5000, 100, 1900, .I3G,
LOO. s OF 1000, &c. IS Nos Is drawn. Tick
els So 50; halves l 25; quarters 62 cents
1000 DOLLARS. 1900 DOLLARsl
FRIDAY NlGHT-Leesburg Lotlety, Extra,
No IA. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 500, 1000.
497, &c. 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets !; halves
so cents; quarters % cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDA Y-Sussex, Extra. No. az. Ca
pi,als: "a 900, 1000, 600. &c. rs Nos, and Is
drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts; qrs. IS CTS
$4,000! $4,000! 10 of 1000!
Alexandra Lottery. Glass 80, 10 be drawn 18th
June. &c Nos: and 10 drawn. Splendid Prizes:
$4,000, 10000, 900, $500 1850. 1900. 10 OF
1000, Is OF 400. 20 OF $50, &C., &c. Tickets 10;
halves 5; qrs. 2 so. Certificates of packages oil
% Whole Tickets $90-shares in proportion.
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