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i"uuu! fatality.

We spoke last week of the terrible havoc
liberia va, making in the family of l.. w.
Russell Of Concord. Since our last paper
r3> 'u5!jsatd Nr Russell has buried his on
:emG",ng child and his sister,and daugh-
o'jona Drew, who was living in the FAM
Wand MIR Russell himself are now both i'll
.. III, disease Thus in about two VT ks
.l~ man mas lost by this dreadful disease
wife. four children and a sister, all in one
4>eA, Id We believe the record Of cpl
.~ai' and contagious diseases may be
.-rcnel in vain for parallel, at least in this
altitude.
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The Lands of the Bible.

We understand that DR. Pomeroy is to lee
ture in this place next week upon the above
subject. A correspondent who has heard
him writes US as follows: "Dr Pomeroy
speaks for the most part from actual observa-
ton, and with the intelligence of an eminent
" appreciative tourist. He cannot fail to in
tsrest and instruct. His lectures are accom-
panied by series of Photographic views,
which afford glimpses of Oriental scenery,
the next thing in value to what we might get
by actual travel"
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AUCTION! AUCTION

Will be sold at Public Auction, Oh the premises
Of the subscriber III Cabot,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1867.
Commencing at ten O'Clock a. H., the following
described personal property. viz:
yoke of Oxen; Cows Horse; 80 Span
ish Merino Bucks; fat Hog; ShOte; 80 to Is
tons of Hay; a 10, of Grain, comprising Wheat,
Corn, Oats and Barley; 400 Buckets, and lot of
sugar tools; % cords Of dry maple stove Wood !;
single Wagon new OK Cart lumber Wag-
on; lot of seasoned Spruce Boards. together
with all the farming tools, and other articles.
JOHN ii. MOORE, Auctioneer,
CHARLES A. CHOATE.
Cabot, Nov. 1, 1862. 1ws
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\5ygt +. Felch, member of Capt Wood
Yards company Of nine months men from
LIS place, died at Washington, Nov 9TH, Of
.-ac fever. We believe he left wife and
~ c4..d in this village We think this is
,~e fist death by disease since the war COM
~.ac.I, Of any man in tie army from this
.~. b. our town.
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TINTED STATES ENCISE TAN

Second assessment Dtst' let Of Fermom.
All persons interested in the payment of taxes
under the law of Congress entitled AN act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and pay interest on the public debt" ap-
proved July |. 1862. are hereby notified that the
lists, valuations and ennumerations made and ia
ken in the several towns in the county of Caledo-
MIA may be examine for the space of fifteen days.
or till the 10Th dag OF November next, at the Of
fee of George \. Merrill. in st Johnsbury, and
that on said 10Th lay of November the under
signed will be present 1T the place aforesaid to
hear and determine an, appeals that may at that
time be made To HIM from The action Of the as
sistant assessors for the divisions composed of
the azores i'd towns
THOMAS E. Powers, Assessor.
Oct %, 1862 1870
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olive and Let Live :"

ed, and the number of names already sent in
IS 243. "a persons desire to raise companies.
olive and Let Live -
1t is not agreeable for US when we buy a
barrel of flour or suit of clothes to have
bill of th.m made out upon a bill-head
printed at some neigboring office or when
We receive letter from business firm that
we patronze in the ratio of $40 to 81 to
ind they use letterheadS printed at city
establishment. We have had such expert
ence. All we have to say is, we have been
to considerable expense to fit up good
printing office, We keep good workmen, and
we all live here among you. and shall try
and patronize our friends as much as they do
us.
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Died on the Cars.

Enos w. Thurber son of John Thurber of
Hsrke, died On the mail train, Saturday, at
N.whmy. He was a member of Co ID, 9Th
Vermont regiment, had been sick for some
zoe. but Was considered better md was on
va Arme and bat 80 hours ride there
',aa, w.-u death overlook him.
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- TATE OF Y ERM N L

III 4 Court II Pr.,It, h-t the 'r"hc ONCE
luln>hlry. on the Iih day al NUvciEhcT \. d. l>1o
John EnciS al ElliaIIu Nc Menus.
sane person rt>GiIi. NJ. JVt>urH i'll said district,
makes al icltiun said Curt license To- sell the fol
pwu. described real estate belonging u his SAD war L.
vii The home OF Patrick VI, Menus late =" ST Johns
bury Aforesaid deceased containing about ninety
81 land. barn. standing thereon repre-
sentns the sale >i real estate would lie beneficial
his said ward ipr the purpose putting the proceeds
thereof interest o. investing the same III stocks real
estate.
Wcrcupo it i, ordered by >Iii Court. that said appI-
cation referred thereof tn hc held the
Prottc Oicc IN st lui>huTv aforesaid. the 22l day
November. \ ID iN' .iOr hearing ami decision there
al and further uricrcd that notice ni sail dppI,I-
ton Of the ana place "i hearing thereof. Tee cN
eli all Interested h ia" publication "i such notice three
week, ,ICcc>-yrv III The Cal" DOMAIN printed. al 81 Johns
bury. said time of hearing that thay may appear
al ,a time and plate ana they object thereto
l92I ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Il Probate
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TO Business Men.

A successful business man who has tried
it, says in regard 10 advertising: "Give me
the field when few advertisers occupy it, and
l care not how hard the times are. 1t pays
me at all times, and especially it pays me
when most of the business men in nv line
have taken their hooks out of the water,
thinking no bites are to be had" There is
an excellent field for advertising in this town;
for We do not believe there is place of two
thirds its size in New England, that does not
advertise more. This might be business
centre at which the people for ten miles a.
round would trade. Are there sufficient in
ducements offered for them to do SO? Bust
ness men of St Johnsbury, do you let the
world know what you have got to sell ? If
not, how can you expect that your business
will thrive?
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY,
9 L A L Z OF We L NJ ONT {.
~ Caledonia District, SIS.

Probate Court eld at ST Jol>jury within and for
said district, the 81 day Vi Nov, A. ID. lS62.
AN Instrument purpOrtinS 10 be the Last Will and
Testament of Mary Walter, late OF Burke, SAID dis
tCt, deceased. being presented the Court by u. W.
Johnson, tn" executor therein named. fE Probate:
ordered 10y court, that all persons concerned
therein b notified To appear session Of said COURT IL
la holden the Probate Oicc, 81 Johnsbury. the
I'd day vemh.r, l>tl and stew cauSe. il they
have against the probate OF >ad Will: Tor which
purpose j. further ordered that copy the record vi
this order published weeks Successfully i'll Ike
t'e,lnuiI. printed at ST JohnShury, previous 10 said
appoIte,, Tor hearing
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
A true copy OF record. Ate,
1871 ASA L.tti GOH Judge of Probate.
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Sd Vermont.

There has been quite number of changes
and promotions in this regiment recently, in
which We notice the following: To captains,
lst Its d. G. Kennison, f. H. Bartlett, H.
W. Floyd and Romeo H. Start. TO lst Its,
ID Its Erastus Buck, Leo Hyde, Sidney S.
Brigham, James A. Piercs, Alonzo f. Pearce
and Sergt-Major Edward Mattocks. To ID
Its, Sergts John Seaver, r. A. Kennedy, W.
NJ. Currier, Henry c. Miller, G. c. Howard,
and Corp Abel Morrill,. We learn that the
last three named were promoted for bravery
in action.
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L.c. Fanham, formerly from this town,
i, w.p enlisted in Wisconsin, has returned
70 ta> place. lie was shot TIN ough the body
stone Of Popes battles near Bull Run, and
alter lying upon the battlefield four or five
-ys, was finally taken to a hospital, where
IS wound was dressed, and from which he
."> so .ar recovered as to be able to return
70 Lis friends.
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TIL E CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
,,,,,t Locals.

griet Locals.
Rev ). NJ. Plimpton, late chaplain ofthe
~ regiment, is to supply the desk at the
N,r,a church, in this place, during MIR Cum
....,, absence. He commences his labors
..y. sabbath.
The large hall in the academy was filled
r.r','.lu. at an ca..y hour on Friday eve
...-, las. = listen to the exercises by the
. PnI nathan Society. After some pre-
mary business had been transacted the
.,.;oa foI debate was discussed in spirit
manner and at some length, by tie NELL
IS o. the society and others. At the close
ne discussion paper entitled The School
i, Offering, Astounding in sentiment and
.... vas rad by the edtresses-Miss Spoon
~ and Miss " eils-;n such pleasing man
.r ;, to enchain the attention Of the large
Hence. The members Of the fhilomathean
>,..r.y ma, WI be proud of the success at
....I. Jn,r lirs public meeting.
j .nIcs ID. Folsom, NJ d., formerly of
.dJn. is appointed surgeon OF the New
img,>..e l.ih.
DIS ;. Newell Of this place, Horace Pow
ESQ. NoGrs,iIe, and II. II. Atwater of Bur-
p, have been appointed medical exam
-, from Vermont.
Nj Hiram Hill has purchased the St
a>,my House, and We understand he be-
49,, landlord of it the present week.
The Soldiers Aid Society meets next
-.dav afternoon at the house of MIR Frank
fairbanks,
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Forgery.

Milo Nj. Little and Franklin Foster of Lit
Teton, \. H., were on the 9TH arraigned be-
fore A.G. Chadwick, Esq charged with having
uttered forged promissory note, purportiug
to have been signed by David Lewis, Cyrus
Eastman and Franklin J. Eastman, promis-
ing to pay the Passumpsic Bank $500 in
three month. from date. The facts elected
on the examination were as follows: Little
came to the bank on Saturday last, the CASH
Ter being out, and asked the young man in
charge if they were discountng, and was told
they were. After some further inquiries the
teller filled a note for $500 and sent him to
one of the directors that he might learn what
names the bank would require to the note.
Little informed the director that he ha6 a
large amount Of lumber on hand which he
preferred to keep while rather than sell
and therefore wished to get the money, and
that he could get any one to sign a note and
secure them On the lumber. The director
told him if he brought the note signed by
| the Eastmans' the bank would discount it for
him, and explained to Little that the note
would have to be stamped, and he would
have to place the initials of his name on the
stamp, etc. Little went away and returned
with the note signed as above stated, which
was so palpably a forgery-the signatures al
being written by the same hand-that he was
at once arrested. Foster was with Little ii
The vicinity of the bank on Saturday, ant
Little had been living at Fosters mother
with Foster the past summer, and Foster wa
here with Little on Monday. Foster, en- be
ing arrested, denied that he knew Little, bu
pretended that he overlook him that da,
while coming to the place, and gave him
ride as stranger. On being brought to tn
bank, he was prevailed upon to write tn
names signed to the note, which had yer.
striking resemblance to those on the note
1t further appeared there was no such person
as David Lewis. The young men had born
a fair chal acter prior to this affair, and wer
both born and brought up in Littleton. The
were ordered to find bail in the sum of 500
each, and failing to procure it were commit
ted to jail.
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q T AT + OF Y f X NJ o n 7
~ ESSEN DISTRICT, IS.
IA

In Probate Court holden AZ uuenburG in nd for said
district, on the ith dav ui November. AID. lsi2
GEORGE IDE administrator on the estate al LuciuS
D. Iie late East Haven said district, deceased
makes application said Ceult Ia extern the time here
tuiure allowed him 10 pay the debts due from said estate
and render his administration account until some f
turr DAY
Whereul"n il * ordered by said that said applca
ton be heard al the Probate Office luHcnburc, the
9th day November neat. AID. i further ordered that
notice be xiv all PERSONS concerned by the publc
ton OF this order in The CIlcjIl printed al 81 johns
bury. three weeks suCCr>>ycy, before said hearing.
Attest J. Il. ). CHANDLER. Register.
A true copy OF Record.
N J d : CHANDLER Register.
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70 UuI Patrons.

!: those persons who take our paper are
...tyd with it as local newspaper, We
,.a.. ask that they not only continue to take
r.. but that they commend it to their neigh
..., Wao DO not receive it. There are scores
., people ii this town and county, not regu-
.r,.,s Gihtra, who are abundantly able to
..ca .uyal paper, who still live by borrow
..o. b, .ging, or going entirely Without
h., tanners are selling everything they raise
Ia large price, and find Il ready cash mark
.. The heavy rise upon wheat, corn, oats,
.a,oc., butter, hops, etc. directly benefits
..e farmers as Il elias. and however unfavor-
ay tie disturbances in our country may ct
,,. other branches Of business, the farmers
,e certainly the gamers. Then of course sv-
NV farmer can afford to take the local paper
Provided il is necessary to have local pa
..y person il the county where such paper is
..5i;sAed. Especially is this true at the pres
.at tine when printing material has risen in
value 50 or 40 per cent. There are now real
II but three alternatives Either the local
newspapers must have more general and
-ear'y supporter their prices must be raised,
~ some of them must die.
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HE name Of Charles Kennedy Of this place,
'@o was corporal in company X, Sd Ner-
mont, was stricken from the roll of the regi-
&eat as a deserter, never having been seen
".,er the retreat to Harrison's Landing in
J-Ae last. We have lately learned that he
va seen and recognized by man from this
.Hce, in Lawrence, Mass, and later still in
canada. Kennedy wrote to gentleman in
lis place. last winter, when the Sd was a,
'."p Griffin, saying that he learned that the
town wcs not taking suitable care of his fam
.E It. said he had not sent them any mon
:.r several months. and should not sen(
.'i more, as he could do better wih 1t there
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exempt from draft. 500 is all that are want.
ed, and the number of names already sent in
IS 243. 81 persons desire to raise companies.
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Cavalry Horses.

Lt-Col Preston and Capt Clarke were very
successful: in purchasing cavalry horses in this
place. In three days they bought 100 horses,
varying in price from $50 to SlO5. The
horses generally were good ones, some of
them even superior animals. Some horses
sold here last week for 500 were good 1925
horses, and would have brought that money
quick in ordinary times. Why horse flesh
should be so low when there is such de-
mand for it, is beyond our comprehension
The supply which is constantly brought for
ward is but another evidence Of the vast re-
sources of our country. Nevertheless, farm
ers will do well to turn their attention more
than ever to the breeding of horses, as the
great drain upon the country will be felt be-
fore long.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-07
Death of Member of the Legislature.

The last Star records the death of Isaac
Eastman, Esq, Of Walden, representative e.
lect from that town to the legislature. He
was taken i'll with fever about week prior
to the commencement of the session, and died
Oct %. He was valued citizen and worthy
man.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01


b ant treasurer AZ bostcn, nom ntse 2
gite January 70 the tnitueth June, efgh-s ~ /,
een huncreo ana s'xty-'wo,..''.....'
~" smoun. fequired Ior CLERKS, mes
ssnsen snq uaschmen IN .hs once q
INC sss's.an' treasurer ~ new
,o' ,lvat hrst January 70 he 'h
ue,n suhe, e'gn'eeh huhoreo anu
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ror s.nouns e!si'e. lor e,erAs anu
messehser ~ .ne once u 'ne ass,s'.
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January 70 tne 'n'rs'e.n sune' eigh-
., Teen nunerec anu s,.sy-.wo;', 49,,
~ ensp,e .he oonn IN .sn.. VI uD ~,
Duiialnss W pay ~, P"in'ns IN .ne
hterior VI ''o oaP''o'' gu" io' so"-
erai = see e, 80:
~ snsele .he oonlnis s,' fn VI upho
Du,ohss " nav 'ne v,u iu nN
'H unaer sne npiary " oonsiess ~
any, nv" ono oio''oN N"'L
P'aoe go. ..-.'. ''...',.'....''...'.''.'.''
roI uono'onoy IN aooouh. Vi PaPe,
,ns anu psnng the riesiaehts
ROUSE IN INC autumn Oh elghteen /.
cu su1 Shy ,ono... IS. ..'; 80 IT,
n ensD,o uhe oo az. S.,' y, , rucno
Duiiuings 70 Pny .ne oin oi wlinam
a. .aa ..sss.n. vs"e m,n ~. i"i'"le
~ III. ~, Cu.S-.,..s". $3.50.
enap,e nne o ~ ps W Psy
p,li oi Derry 10, s,sn n.t
WIZ anu pseIn. os ~ anu no"
on, " . my r. e. Jmoo a. a..
enAo,e ."o oon n,nns .,'n ~ nv
per, cent On e,ght tnousamu seven
nunal 's. Ana .yIe,sa, aV,, Int, Anu anu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

For Fort Taylor Key West Florida. =. 100000 90
. s. ...... 100000 90
For additional fort at the Tortugas,
Florida NO,OOO W
For fort at Ship Island coast Of Misss-
sppi ............. iU,WU W
For Contingencies Of fortiacations. 100000 90
For bridge trains and equipage. 100000 90
For defence in Oregon and Washington
Territory, at or near the mouth OF Iil.. II u ...'
Columbia river........"....-..-.. 100000 10
For the erection OF temporary works In
Maine and in the harbor at Ports
mouth, New Hampshire. $4,000 90
For the erection Of temporary works In
Narragansett bay ......."..... 100000 90
By the act making appropriation to IL
Illuminate the public buildings.
To enable the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings to carry out the order of
Congress for the Illumination Of the
public buildings on the twenty-sec-
ond Of February eighteen hundred
and sixty-two l,VOO w
By the act making appropriations Of
the signal service Of the United
States army.
For the manufacture or purchase of
signal equipments and signal stores,
to equip and supply the forces now
in the field. 2OVOo w
For contingent expenses of the signal
department ..... l,OVO w
For the manufacture purchase of
signal equipments and signal stores,
for countersign signals, to prevent
the collision Of friendly regiments. 1880 90
By the act making additional appropr-
atoms for the support OF the army
for the year ending June 3d. 1862
For pay Of two and three years volun -
For payments to discharged soldiers for
clothing not drawn oOO0O w
For subsistence in kind for two and 81.
three years. volunteers. 26, 66s 902 90
For transportation of the army and its
plies i4,eeiooo w
For the purchase Of cavalry and artil-
lery horses i,ooiV4V w
For clothing, camp and garrison equip
age....;'. ....;...' e. e; . .. '' A'i''''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAs
TIC BONE TEETH,
Without metal plate or clasps by

DIR. y. b SIGESMOND,
slO Broadway, New York. aud go Pennsylva ay nue.
between 18th and l9'h strssts, Washington.
vantages Of his improved systemI
ist Tn eteeth OF his manufacture will corrode nor
any other.
I'd No taet need be extracted ~ the artificial
can be inserted them -. - -
ID The roots will be made nosnsi ever to ache
4th No temporary teeth needed permanent ones
sslon Of the mcs, which under the old system frequs
ly dshgured
oth This work has been fully tested for five v-e-l
by ~any Of the rst Chemists and Physicians Of this
old country.
Dr. ~ has alec invented white understandable meta ninny
with which the most sensitive teeth be filled
pain aud can build perfect sound tooth any side
which will asi through lifetime
lie rsfers 10 the following gentlemen; Dr. v Mol nr.
DoIemus, PROBES of Chemistry Ron Manu. jr. 1T.
Cbtree Vice President the Emigration Company Of New
York non Judge Wayne Of the Supreme Court Washing.
ton, and thousands OF others. ' .7r m
Call and examine for yourselves. sep l7-diy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
DIR. SIGESMOND

ii AS REOPENED HIS OFFICE, 26O Psunsylyan,
IL avenue, where he will resume his bushes, ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

neva, Messins, Naples, Palermo,
Leipsic, Munich, Ieghorn, Seuse
gardt, Bremen, Hamburg, Tangisrs,
Tripoli, Tunis, Rio de Jsneiro, Per-
nambuco, Vera Cruz, Acapulco, Gal
lao, Valparaiso, Busnos Ayres, San
Juan del Sur, Aspinwall, Panama,
Laeusyra, Honolulu, Lahaina, Cape
Town, Falkland Island, Venice, Stet-
tin, Csndis, Cypress, Batavia, Fay
al, santiago, (Cape de verdss, Saint
Croix, Spezzia, Athens, Zangibar,
Bahia, Maranham Island, Para, Rio
Grande, Matamoras, Mexico, Getty, }
Tampico, Paso del Norte, Tabasco,
Paita, Tumbez, Talcahuano, Cartha-
gena, Sabanillo, Omoa, Guayaquil,
Cobija, Montevideo, Tahita, Bay Of
Islands, Apia, Lanthala, Bristol,
Cardiff, Malta, st. John, (Newfound-
land, st. John, New Brunswick,
Picton, Nova Scotia, La Union,
Barbados, Bermuda, Antigua,
Nantes, Napoleon, vendee, Nice,
Lisbon, 9ottenburg, Tehauntepec,
santos, st. Catherine, Balize, Gaspe
Basin, Valencia, Port Mahon, Mar
Unique, laramie, Santander, Galatz,
Bilbao, Scio, Paramaribo, Macao,
Stockholm, Ancona, 0tranto, Sws-
tow, La Paz, Bergen, Trinidad, Bar
celona, Quebec, Maracaibo, Algiers,
Port-au-P Prince, San Domingo, Getty,
Monrovia, Cape Haytien, Aux Cages.
and New Castle-upon-Tyne com
mercial agents at San Juan del Norte,
st. Paul de Loando, (Angola, } Ga
boon, st. Marc, Curacao, and Amoor
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TERMS OF ADvERTTsINa-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the Dali, or 0tog
square for three insertions and 20 for each sur
seluent insertion Tea lines or less) constitute !.
square" Advertisements ordered inside in anv
prominent place, Es slsn those srgey displayed, viii
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal termr
IL WEEKLY, Firstinsertion 81 per square" each sub
ssquent Insertion rs cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid -
Gdpdnee Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
70 make quarterly payments
LIZ No grafEitoas Advertisemenfs No rep Irt, res1
luonS, or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and communication designed to call afen
ton to any matter Of limited individual I'M reest can
Do inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
- The Publishers will not hold themselye resron
pie Tor any errors that may beyond u amour
charged for the Advertisement
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A VERY DESIRABLE TENT MENT
IN TO RENT Price s200 Possession given immedl.
diatey. Inquire of s. EDDY, JR., IL oxford street.
I've
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Go be YET.
T OVER TENEMENT no RE

TENEMENT TO RENT-A lower ten
a ement on Highland street. Inquire OF JOHN
FIRTH I5I Baln street dt APPS