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ALPINE HAIR BALM.

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
10 Warranted Badness, Scurf Dandruu itching
and diseases skin. This Balm gives the scalp
and healthy action the coorbg matter the
of the Hair which passes through the Hair and gives 1t
natural color without the of Hair Dye
Hundreds OF preparations have been introduced, pretend
ing preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off,
posed OF Oils Alcohol and other deeerous materas and
all Hair Dyes have been introduced that do not
give the natural color, besides being troublesome to
This Balm is not Dye. knowing that preparation
nee do what required for the Hair the pro-
preor induced experiment until he could obtain
article that would be the remedy
trial peec this Balm 1t is soothing and emoient
aays all irritation of the scalp thereby stopping that rou
besome itching. IL Dandru and Scurf and when
the hair has turned ay 1t will bring back to it, original
color be it Black Brown Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft
and glossy-preyents from falling of will he upon
using BAN for only few daysife will be given the
roots of the Hair and growth will appear. Growth
does take place at the end Of the lair will be
in persons who their hair dyed If you examine gray
hair that has been colored for week. will find towards
the ]BVl the hair has out gray. helce IL is
essary have the fluid at the OF the hair healthy
that the whole hair may be natural color Each hair has
root in the skim and is of itself hollow tube through
which there is constant circulation of the pigment from tn,
When this pigment or cooring matter dies out. il
leaves the hair hollow and 1t becomes gray To invent ba
that would prodnfe this pigment has become the study
the proprietor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hale Balm viii
do IT, 1t will bring the hair To Its natural color by making
the colorng matter IN the roots OF the hair.
II Is mi- notion that oil grease will restore thu
hair, nothing be more Injurious. The Alpine IIa
lim will the skin and the hair OF those who
hive been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by q. A. ?. MASON Providence, r. !.
DIP IVES Co, 80 Milk street. Boston, Mass, sole agent
for the United States and Canada.
For sale in Drattleboro by all Druggists and Chase
Trip. 1912
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Home Manufactures.

10 The encouragement of home manufactures though
the soundet principles justice and good sense
regarded with many people in theory than practice
We desire call attention to the fact that those in want OF
good article themselves much uuneces
sary expense simply by buying it at home instead Of pur
chasing the practice has hitherto been at New York
BY this purchasers avoid the accumulated cost OF
transporting the raw material from Salem New York, Of
manufacture in that city and of bringing it back again to
Boston This being true 1t surely unwse not TO avail them
selves of this onportunty We call attention of buyers
the large STn1eUN. VALENTINE co
TIM 2l-33
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BOgIe'S Bazaar.

The largest cheapest and best assortment Of Toilet and
Fancy Goods Hair Work and Wigs and Toupees neted M
ren,ons Boges Hyperion Fluid unriyaed for the growth
Of the har-Bogles PRIZE MEDAL Electric Hair Dye oreH
to be the the wordaud Boglc Balm of Cy therea
for Identifying the complexion Sold Wholesale and retail
agency for Wrghts Frangipann everlasting perfume
also for Peters Co = celebrated Philadelphia Perfunery
and for foreign and domestic Toilet Articles Liberal dis
dealers. Boges Bazaar 2O2 Washington St. Bos
ton. Proprietor, W DOGLE 2l-8
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Burnetrs Oriental Tooth wash.

~ THIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines In
concentrated form the desirable cleansing aud astrn
gent properties at the time II contains nothing "hieh
can possibly nure the sensitive and delicate orBan
ton.
1t arrests decay Of the teeth.
1t cures canker In the mouth
Its unsurpassed as gargle
1t acts as n detergent after smoking
II renders the gums hard and healthy.
n neutralzes the offensive secretons Of the mouth.
II impnrts to the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant. a., -,
eminent OF the Dental and Medical Faculty.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co.. fremont Street
Boston For sale by all Druggists, at Soc perbotte 23
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ARTIFICIAL LEG.
Removal of the Springfield Estn bIi-hnent to
Boston.

Boston.
At the urgent solicitation Of the most eminent Sur
geons and Physicians Of Boston and New England, the
manufacture this unequalled American invention has
p been removed to Boston. The "PALMER ARTIFl-
\ lCIAL LEG" is without rival either in Europe or
America, and is worn by nearly Three thousand
NJ Persons with astonishing success, upward OF two
y hundred of whom LADIES' and we have thirty in
dividuas each walking upon tcO Artificial Legs. 1t so
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance and action,
that the incest observation often fails To detect Art from
"Naturen The "palmer Leg" took the - Great Prize
Medal the Worlds Fair in London, thirty COM
pettors from all parts Of Europe No other Artificial Leg
ia recommended by Intelligent Surgeons and Physicians as
the "Pamer Leg regarded the nepusura of Surgical
Mechanism They Uery durable yet hght the average
weight being pounds They applied to the shortest
and tenderet stups with entire success, The eg il fine
y ventilated In this country it has been exhibited thirty
Ave times and in erery instance received the award OF the
highest first premium! The patient enabled to walk
Immediately upon its application, with remarkable ease
comfort and ndtiudineSs.
Pamphlets giving full information sent gratis to every ap
pican General Office and Manufactures for the New Eng
land including New York and British Provinces Is
Green st., Boston, Mass and 3S Broadway, New-York Pa
tents be served Boston Ncwiork most con
venent to them
Address PALMER 4 Co. 3m25
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THE PRICES ARE FROM Sc 10 $50
INTEREST ONLY 3 PER CENT.

Twenty cent will be deducted from the credit price
cash.
Those who purchase long credit give notes payable in
g. T. 3, and after date and uredo improve
tenth annually for five years to have half the
land under cultivation at the end Of that time.
Competent Surveyors, will accompany those who wish
examine these Lands free of charge and aid them in max
ing selections.
The Lands remaining unsold rich and valuable
those which have LeCn di,posei of
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THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
~ W. STONES NEGOTIABLE LIQUID CATHARTIc

The public do not require to be told that mild safe and
reliable eathartc in liquid FORM agreeable the taste and
which purges without violence, is deSiderd
cine this tact will be admitted by ALL Such discovery has
been often attempted but without until the intro
duction of the above named remedy.
No patent medicine with such ready approval by
phi sieans this Many regular practitioners are using
daily all Of whom have spoken of II In the highest
praise Persons for the want of better have been Obliged
TO resort to the Of those drastic
injurious purgatiyes, such castor OIL salts senna aop
rhubarb, aloes, gamboge ctc all of which
less debility and fail to accomplish the obect which they
taken the contrary they often increase difficulty
and the patient less durable None Of these enter
into the compositions Of this invaluable remedy 1t
posed of barks and seeds the medical properties Of
which exactly adapted to the of those
for which It Is recommended BY combination Of those
properties the public put In possession Of most val
liable preparation produced This medicine not in
tended simply catharc its value such Is insignia
cant when compared with its of purify ing the blood
from all hunor regulating the action OF the Bowels curing
Dyspepsr restoring the appetite producing healthy action
Of the Liver freeing the Stomach from bile
and strengthening the whole system. 1t IL certain cure
for the Piles and those suffering from that should
give trial 1t Is also ted canker In ts
forms. For all diseases of the Bowels cannot be leco-
mended highly In Summer Complaints such as Dysen.
terry Darrha, Cholera Morbus &c. it will be- inyal-
vabe.
Reader the rises in the east lust 80 sure
you will be benefited by the this medicine for any OF
the plants and sure will Ii relieve those suf
Headache, and Pain in the Side Stomach caused by
fauency Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion general Debility
&C. II often produced by wind In the stomach which this
remedy for Sea Sickness Those having occasion
| by water will fluid II inya luable Manufactured by
| @. W. STONE Il co Lowell, Mass.
Fred E. Smith Montp ler, Agent for the State. j. W
Holton, Dmttleboro. a..
| May, June, Sep, Oct, cow. 43-ly
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HNHE PERIODICAL DEPOT HAS BEEN RE
moved from opposite the american House TO Biake's
Building two doors north Of the Revere House. where
extensive and better selected stock Of Newspapers, Pee
riodicals, miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
Toys, and Fancy Articles, than ever before viii be
kept by u. J. CARPENTER
brattleboro Nov sth, 1859 IL
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Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

THIS greatest invention of the age which supasse in NIL
l. ity durability, and beauty Of finish, anything Of ths
kind yet achieved by the skill Of man. made by maeh!
from superior quality Of iron, at cost much less than m
handmade horse shoe 1t is conceived the inside, win
view the BETTER PRESERVATION OF HoRsEs loo ana
Its shape, LEssRSISG NECESSITY PARIs0 IT. ana os
FAR MORE DESIRABLE FOR THE COMFORT OF THE ASlNAl a
ANY oFFKRED THE These Shoes ms
sold according to size like mems boosa method which ~
perfect fit than otherwise be obtained ih
invention pronounced extraordinary usefulness by many
arriers and blacksmths and is rapidly coming into genera
use In all portions Of the United States.
For further particulars and samples apply the Agents
BLODGET, BROWN s. co..
so and sc Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Dec. IL, 1855 Silly
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xy;,bor,s Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

The friends Of persons who have been restored from Goa
nrmed consumption by the use OF this original preparatory
and the grateful parties themselves have by recommending
Il and acknowledging It's wonderful efficacy, given to the ar
tce vast popularity in New England The cod liver OIL Is
in this combination robbed Of It's unpleasant taste and Is
rendered doubly effective in being coupled with the lime
which restorative principle supplying nature with
lust the and assistance required to heal and reform
the diseased lungs A. wILBoR loo Court Street Boston
Is the proprietor. A-oo
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OTTER1ES. THE WELL-kNOWN ma
ryand Consolidated Lotteries, Of which r. FRANCE "
the managers chartered by the State Of Maryland anu
commissioner elected by the people who sworn to supe
tend and certify that everything connected with them uo
In a strictly honorable manner the interests o. par
ties who reside at distance well protected as NY
themselves were present at the drawing Another act
the managers call attention to- IT, that all have
right to send orders for tickets to Maryland as Lotteries
Called by special law in that state lottery drawn every
day Of the month"; If particular class Is named orders M
filled in the first drawing to take place after the oo
ton to hand. The prices Of tickets vary from u 70 "
No tickets are however unless the money for the SAINT
with the order The drawings upon the principle o.
number each ticket (aer the HAVANA pan ane
nary combination Prizes vary In amount from S2O 10 slV
000 Al orders for tickets packages will receive prompt
tenton, and the drawings mailed to all purchasers imm1a
| ly after II is over. Address T. II. HUBBARD y w,
| 1yl No. 80 Fayette st., or Box NO Az
| Jan. 1857. Baltimore, Maryland
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Planning, Saving and Matching.

NT " % r w ILf1ARD hAVIhB ulkeh inc shUp Ut
INl the lower Of Esteys building, fopery occupied
by H. WALLEN IL prepared 10 do ell kinds Of Planning,
Saving and Mateng Casually an establishment
promptly and in the best possible MIR W. will also
~ packing eoxes sinks warrobes and every thing else
IN hia line at short notice AID reasonable terms,
ALSO constantly ON hand large ppy Of pine md other
Kinda OF lumber for sale at the lowest ash pricea
Brattehoro. Fob 1881. - II - To
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o. J. WOOD CO., Pproprietors, 312 Broadway, NY.
And 3l4 Market st., ST Louis No
II Sold in Bratteboro by JOSEPH CLARK in Boston by
WEEKS POTTER at retail by REDDING co. ly54
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BOSTON SPECIAL NOTICES.
Courhs, Colds, BrOnchitis.

NJ Ho,RsESyss IRRITATION or rHE THROAT, CURED ny
using BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEsl Tor Lo1eng e;
Sold BY all Druggists at % cents box we DO on,
cal brethren favor in calling their attention 70 tne
--Rer Daniel Wise "They held In general esteem
among Physicians in the treatment Of Bronchial m
DR.. Bigelotc, Boston. @iOo
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Indian Remedies

"DEAFNESS CUREl,, however caused letters
addressed to Dr. BOARDMAN u Suffolk Place, Boston, an
swered. Remedies sent by express 2l''3
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CARLYLE Illinois, June 10 1855
used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired its wonderful effect My hair becoming 4,
thought prcmaturey gray, but by the Of nj. Res
has resumed Its original color, and have doubt uepa
nently SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator L
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b result. Yours, hastily, j. W. BOND.
Firm Of Bond 4 Kelley, Druggists, 81. PAM


BOsroS, y School st.. March 20 is5s
Dear Sir-Havng become permanently quite gray was in
duced elk weeks since to make trial Of your Rcsto
tive. have used less than two bottles but the gray hair
have all disappeared and although my hair has not fully Al
tanned its original color yet the process Of change gradual
ly going on and In great hopes that in short lime mi
hair will dark formerly. have also been much graf,
cd the healthy moisture and vigor Of the hair which be-
harsh and dry and has ceased to come ont a.
formerly. Respectfully yours b. c. NJ RJpP
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PROF. MoHn,s GERMAN FLY PAPER

ats not being liable 10 be mistaken. -
The is the aud GENUINE article VEN o.
fered TO the public as DEADLY POISON for the above
ed pests.
As evidence of Its MERITS and OF the
has PUBLIC, is only necessary 70 state
that Its SEASON. in me Nkw hNGLANp
STATES ALONE, ONE MILLION OF SHEETS! "meh
has induced unprincped and unml!gated con
drels to offer SPURIOUS and WORTHLESS Col MEN
FELT arce and against whom legal measures have ALREADY
been taken for the protection Of the public, and the oN
TRUE and GENUINE ARTICLE and of which the uDlc arc
hereby CAUTIONED. Therefore be sure and ask o roi
MOhr's German Fly Paper, and take no other'
NJ s. BURR x Co. No. / Cornhll, Boston, General Agents
for the New England States and British Provinces Also
Agents for PROF. MOIIS German Rat aud CockTodch Er-
termndtor. j. w. HOLTON, AGENr,
3m26 BrattebOro, Vt,
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW

ID FAD THIS, OLD AND YOUNG. PROF
hwooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE, is no doubt, tho mo-,
wonderful discovery Of this age Of progress for II win
permanently gray hair to Its original color cover the hs
The bald with a most uxuran growth remove at once ali a.
dr and itching all scrofua and other cutaneo,s $50,
tIons etc 1t will cure, by magic nervous or neTd,
headache make the hair soft, glossy and wavy and nr
the color perfectly and the hair from falling 10 ey,r M
age.
The following from distinguished member of the e,
profession i-
Vt PAr1, January l. 1874
Prof. o. ]. WOOD. Dear Sir-Unsoiclted send 80 .
certificate After being nearly bald for long time al '
ing tried all nc hair restoraves extant and hnvin m o.
In any, induced hearing Of yours to rye /, a. ,,
placed myself in the hands Of barber and Ind n, h a.
rubbed with good stn brush and the restorative r.
piled and well rubbed In, till the scalp was apow T1 W
peaed every morning, and In three the yonn b
peared and grew rapidly from August last I'LL the nree, &
and Ia thick black and srong-so and ulaassn, -, =,
touch whereas BEFORE II harsh and wirv VII, nv
there Of It, and that little disappearing ver
still your Restorative about twice week and s,n ~
have good and perfect head Of hair. Now had go =,
these things and who has not but have seen hithro
case where any PERSONS hair really benefited bv ~
the hair tonic ETC., Of the day and II really gives mo nc
record the result Of my experience. have
ed your preparation to others, and II already has nr
general throughout the territory The people hero ~
It's effects and have confidence in IT, The supply YOU sen, ~
M Wholesale agents for the Territory nearly exhausted
daily inquiries made for it, You deserve credit fr vo
discovery and for oneeturn you my thanks for The
1t has done me- for certainly long ago despaired Of obtaining
| any such result. Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND
| Firm Of Bond Kelley Druggists, st. paul
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Family sewing Machines.

The simplicity, durability and capaby Of the Hunt Web
Co Sewing Machine, is the reason they are SO uni
yersay preferred any other for Family Sewing and Dress
Making Every out of the great number sold and con-
aanty selling have given the highest satisfacton Setting
lock stitch that cannot unrave and always In order READY
use they the desires and wants OF the ladies' or
their household sewing Samples Of the work with descrp
tive circular sent to any part of the United States by
A. JOHNSON, Manufactures Agent, l4s l4ss washing
ton ST. Boston. N'o3
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"But n certain Samaritan as he journeyed
where lac was"

"ANTED. THE CASH ON MANY NOTES
wv AND ACCOUNTS long past due, Il must be
had, DO not obge US TO notify in more unfendly way.
!. -------- RRO6r NOOpHuE.
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T. \. WHEELER KEEPS

I. H. WHEELER KEEPS
PRINTS. GIN HAMS. DRESS
GOODS AND D'LAINES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sHEETINGs, sHIRTINGs AND TIcKINGs
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES L nANDKERcHIEPs.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS 0F DRY GOODS.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND cAMpHENE.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS cRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER HANGINGs AND BORDERS
+. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS TUBS, PALS TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE.
T.. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES.
F. III. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CAST
| VALUE.
MARCH I'm, 1857. tito
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A Lady

u Who has been cured of great Nervous Debility after
many years of misery dssres make known to all fellow
Sufferers the of relief Address enclosing stamp
pay return postage, Mrs MARY f. DEWITT, Boston,
Mass and the prescription will be sent free, by next post
81
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Have Your PdrlOr Painted.

" With Stmsons Parlor White. Manufactured and sold
by STIMSON, VALENTINE & 90 55 Broad St, Boston.
2I-33
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CANNON,s MalLs.-NOTsCE.

A LII pcssoss having claims against J. u. lAnnos
~ vii piesse pr~svnt the same TOT psy ment; ssd
al tadctted - J. n. Cannon, stil please aske i'm .
nriists ssttossenl b. 10 dsssrous OF elss,se o.
sn- 0ustLess \. atd concern.
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'a1 saescstls vii kesD % 49, q - -, - =.
yefe 90 - ses.sr Of kaek lslasA 80 Md -.
pBy c11cAoo LUmnRD
s' 80 as.:rssAss n ". W0nnans.
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70 tAs sxsssDs loo prise sAas O. W. vooshe>s =
u 10 naIa ooessS bs1Uesa Hseas ed $3.50. -
ooDsiag theis lsses asd ssps lio- see~k 81 0es1s.
Whptoooso esd Retail.
-. !sa ssessssd . spiesdid assen nest az
tAaas oesas. =. y. vIMCH0T.
Z. v. vooRHsss, ns.. 1xAA
nsvesposI love.
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NeN Meat shop.
rhe ChoAcoss GeosA .MrAss And ns the
as0 sUess rsseess
Az u. MOoas lust epsaed . Meat shoy.
w BfsIy street, bstso.u soartL .sud flnL,
ssie, ~ass. sh.s iusrud Aeu.,.as had iul
ss~atsnsut aaSac~st Meats oreseJ ~
sayort pu0c fas AsrvaAe ri l~xass~s respectful.
il -ssse,s-l, mot only ~nt Assss ts ssra. but
prices ios. There's sosaS do~a " B~~i
datsGA f,rk. etc. uhsn yoa supply yourselves
the b-si ss ~. ~ AoOAk's.
aa.t
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suAWla NAsTu,Aa mo.

4 tias seos2 - GseSs, b. -, onsnn,ure. ns,eA,
"A sea osAos sAo~te-kaD 60 D q neusinss ~
ssdy iss sxhihssssa - \ AuTGOm 9 GU.
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kslucul1~sa1el .N.aAr.

M aos AMANU OAo u. SlnAkl, X lar !
= ss.t.vss. Jseasoa sssesy, L.wA, sui r,cs m,
nis tsasliy of y.ua< --n l.a.
~ board and sdacAt. sish hls % s,us
hasse. sttn stss . riaao, tr..eu aud ID .u,u
As iustsdea IN the eoofse Of INSTRUCTION.
hssisvas - as.sny situated, asi lysax Ola tn iva
SAsHy ~@sssssvac tsn al yoiass.
lsrns ~ ~icssts.
sseiesvacs by svseiAi psfu.issisIl 10
sos ~2ns nss pssboy Lev, psssayorl,
hssssssa alfred Losdsstask,
1nsasssr soos, ksa,
hvn q Cows,
1oI ~ kvans,
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LAND AGENTS 1t Fisrsncs, Nebraska Ter,
ssH d ~ sTER a MNIGsaT,
hands ssLerud aud Warrants located IN siou1 Ci,,
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y,"ieetisa. prompuy sicaded 10.
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