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4 CA DIAN REM by
~ toshrs1es, irgvl4rfy an! D,ttifv # a
bfgesrrs Organs, isd.,i4g Hs1f4cAs, Lae,i'u -
Ns-roasHsss, G.1rsl Fr-.,1lsa Of -. iIv9
1ri Body, P1rair1F. rr.
MOMENTS reflection cus 90 convince
n sensible man % the folly nd danger o.
constantly dosing with Clthlrii' Medicines. n
practice Is rrr7I10us and rgIrist. An c~Nneue7-
Of forty years has Taught ne that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are fearfuly agg a.
waited by he too free zee II Csthartics. I've
AmericanpeoTle ass fast becoming a nation of
dyspeptics by their artificial modes Of life. Drs
tic Cat1aTtics increase the irritibility and prls
trate the strength of the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially d~tsiEue5 t.
allay thls irritability, and AZ the same time t.
invigoratc and strengthen al the functions of "a
gestlon, while they are gently laxative. They
are 20 mild ami invisorsting that one i. not re
minded by any disagreeahle effects that be h..
taken medicine.
Business Men, Students, Professional Men. f.
males,aad all persons leading a ccafnei or seden
tary lie should try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfullv
the high professional standing Of Dr.. q
t~.nstcat, one OF the Oldest and best Phv
AMI q the excellent qualities Of bis "Anti-
AMI Tonic Pills" which we have usei in -
tice, and highly approve.
J. b. GIBsoS. II. D.. Durham, z. Z
c. L. CorroS, NJ. D.. CowansvilIe
CHARLES BRoWS, ". D., "
:. :. FosrER, VI. D., Bronze.
NoENAS CLEVELAND, N. y Earustcn
VIEWS, NJ. D,
C.. W. CovLEs. NJ. D. StanFtead.
JoHv MEIes. VI. r.. "
JosEFH EEEAr0S, N. n, Surgeon r.. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON ". D., Coaticook.
LENUEL RICHMOND, N. D., DERBY LIue.
N. q GLISEs, NJ. d. Compton, {. z.
O.. o. SoNERs, ". D.. Magog. =. +.
&c kurHERFoRD, NJ. D., Newport. VI.
Prepared by DIR. NJ. P COLBY.
Stanstead, .. f., and Derby Line, ".
sold where medicine is SOLD generally.
august u, ls6l. dav
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A%sHINGTOH. May %

Dispatches from the Western fJtllla con-
firm those via Cairo relative to the evlcua-
ton of Fort Wright or Pillow.
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7. II. ROBINSON,
\ bEXICAL SOAPS

Tvo Siirer Ne9qls Awardod.
SILVER sOAP-Nr l.arins silver, Brt,anl,
aai P.atsd Wares, J~evelrr. Mirrors. Marb e, Ar
ufoial Teeth. rh,e, &C warranted to contain
ne'hiag hat can possibly iajI-e the finest metals
90 stones or even the most delicate skiu. though
u.t designed for toll use. 70 See ,es;in NAL.
and directions ac-7uFlnyias each cake. -
Iii. superior to shy other soap for cleaning fine
House paint the alkaline strength being in.ufl,
ent to If c. irjlrieusly the riin', which alnos,
a. a touch becomes as fresh as new.
fUNIcE SOAP instantly removes Ins. Fitch
varnish, Acii. and other Stains from The hand.
Leaving them .ot and white. Iii, equal 20 tie
be., French ronoiue, AMI is sold for less than hall
tho price
DENTAL sotP, made expressly lri The Teeth
&c the Fgresi materiiis. andagreoabIe to the taste
Physicians and other scientific men have demon.
s'Rtei TIE fact that the Teeth AMI Gums af an
are infested with Animal Parasites. Careful and
repeated experiments have proved that so1F il.
the only sreat that will destroy hem without in-
jury 90 the organs.
Manufactured ealy by The Boston I~uIeai,ll
Soap Company
GEO w. Stafford 3 co Ageuts
Is Sudbury St. Boston
sold by Druggist. and Dealers generally
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A. W. POLLA r D,
G COURT STREET, Boston, Mass.
GOLDMAN SHTRTLEFF.


- FREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
nE~IDEs a complete sssor.n n. # articles in
se te-dcd for the exclusive use Of TIE Medical
ard Dental Professions, have always il store at
loves, prizes. a great variety q the follaFiu-
articles suited to The wants e the general public
TBCSsES.
Every del shie style o. most p1Ilr Patterns.
Particular attention. however. heirc iirsc 90 O.
the merits e a Nv NPBINJ IFTEF
Truss, Nhi:h has beea proved by The expert
ence o. mauy wearers dIr.rs two year. par. O.
be the hest Tres ye. invented. sf riding. IS De-
does a circular inward and outsari lifting action,
while worn with s1ch comfort that the uesrer ar
ter short experience, il almost unconscious q it,
p~rCscl-c a pamphlet descriptive # ,li- Iius-
will be cent o. the address rf my f-r-ru enclosing
q blue stamp
ELASTIC TO
fr Vari-.se yc.n 20 Ue1 sai Weat T...t. OF
these goods we hlse several t.s- 10 -Ik ani
Cotton. % c.rretP .rdius prices. The sizes are
full length. thres-q1artcrs. BAT or suee iirss
LcE-ius. Knee Cl1s AMI inklets Dre-rrns fr
mes ureuerts fer Hc-c f,Tws-is4 when requested
Also. E'asti- s1d ordinary style Abdominal
~uPfcrtcrs- Shoulder Braces 40 -yrI1-e- o.
every description, -llrau. Ba'tsr.c-. ne rir-
%TruuTets, A1risl-s. sus tcuFer-s'ion Tubs frT
the reif.
4 comp etc rri,si Catalogue p r-al and
-vrri-al l~u-trluerts VII b.. -e. t'a Oh. aa i.=iri-E
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TRAINS GOING NoRTh AID WEsI
Leave Burlington at 4 80 I'M, 1885 An, and
10 +. 81.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston al I 80 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or Fi,chbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, at p A. NJ, Bellows Falls II - Pm,
connecting at White River Junction with Northern
Raj. road IRON Boston. and with Psssumpsic Rail
road for and from st. Johnsbury and Littleton
arriving at Burlington at 7 90 Pm, and t Adams
at I 10 T.. NJ. and Osdensbursh at Z 81 A. VI.
A-oooNAoDsIIcN Train leaves Mortified at 80
A. N, and Burlington 10 80 A. NJ, Tor kousos
Point and Montreal.
NIGHT EXPRESS THAiy, leaves Bellows Falls at
) Is +. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at ; 90 A. M,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting at White
River Junction with train leaving Boston 5 30
PM, via Lowell or at ) % +. N. via Lawrence.
Leaves White River Junction at II SO PM, ar
irving at Burlington at 3 20 An, Rouse's Point
at : 20A-M., Montreal at 10 90 An, and Ogdens-
burgh at II 40 r. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached TO both the Nig.t
Express trains running between kouses Point ard
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
ssle at the principal stations
@. MERRILL. suPt.
St. Adams, VI, May II 1852.
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The Piace 10 purchase ererytfiag IN he
.EWINC MACHINE DEPARTMENT.
c.. Patch & Co. Manufacturer and Dealers in
Nsaiag Narhae Nhsric Babtttv, NssNs. Hen.
mars, NDor-dur0s, O,AVs and Oi. NtE. Cotton
and LINN Ibeld, and every variety Of N,r-ng
NachHS frrHwirgs, at the lowest prices. Also,
eve -1riety Of Fvst Gas. N,v-ug Nasbpss. at
the mau2'arrurc 5 i1waf e~sh y,les'. Persons
wishing to purcnase Sewing Machines will do well
to call Il $50 HashHg'cn 81, Boston.
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For further Telegraph nelrs see third page.
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French Protestant Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
REV. n. CYR, PRINCIPAL.
MONTREAL, e. r.

f5nlB advantages offered in this E.tsbiisbnep,
. for the acquisition e French are very great.
as this language l. spoken constantly BY the mem.
bers Of the family, snd no pains are spared for the
thorough and rapil advancement Of the pupils
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'sNlIo ren improvement over an otScr ki,i.
y a. It adjusts itseif to aLy siz, article. f-..r, j,
handkerchief to a ~bedqlil', aad viii not -.i on,
OF order Our machine ia made Of wood vi,5
rubber bands Whi,h we warrant net 10 b-esk -
sttetca = hti' al inch IN tT1 YEAR (aotvi;hs.s.d.
ing What other manufacturer, savh .,Io--.
Is PLAINLY nafkfd on each nacsire. A. -
purchasing can return it sitter ore mop,l. -
and get the money they paid for it il no, .,t;.6oJ
tor ssle wholesale aud Retail, by H4LEY
MORSE 4 LoYDEN, over Norcsstsr -
Albany street. Boston.
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EEFEREyCEs

EARL'S HEIRS, by the a1tlor Of Els, Lynn
II for sale by
C. o. FRENCH L co.
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for the H. :. Army Immediately.
Nrcr"itIug omce oPrn at BurIin ctc,.
Every man e%nli-ting from this vicinity viii h.
placed IN one Battalion. Every s,Iji.r vii -
put in uniform, a new and elegant blpe bI,.L
cloth suit at once, at Burlington VI p,v -.
mences the day Of enlistment, and viii 10 sIR
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Grarted by Congress 10 the volunteers viii r..
granite To these Regulars. God clofbinr AMI
food, an quarters and melIcal attendance 10
all free o, ''arse. A soldier Is not At ons ,o,,
Of expen- n himself after enlistment, A.
prudent man ~ save, besides smrls spendrnc
money,
5000 4 FINE FARM
81 Ito ACRES cF BOUN ~ Land At ,hou
Of three years service. mart v,ur, no. -
be promoted to Corrorals and SerssntS. And ma
ultimately rise to he Commissioner ,fic.,s !. ~
law provides that oae-thiri Of an ~. -
stoned 0hccrs shsll be promoted from N. -
and We have now to appoint over POO Serr,s,,s
and Corporals. -Four SEcovD LIEuTrv,x1s -
alieidy teen taken FROM the ranks in tbi. Kag;-
mert. sF
VrEvery old soldie. knows that the RevuI,-
soldiers rare better than the Volunteers. The
have thoroughly drilled officers, PLENTY Of roo1
clothes and food, and are never sent into bss,tIe
until thoroughly drilled ami 6. fer serric. AM
men will be taken 70 Fort Hami,or. a, Ner
Y ork City, and there drilled for three a., C,u,
months, before going TO Washington.
JoHN W. JONES, United States armv.
18th Regiment Recruiting Ofieer.
dawtf ""'
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mo-, los recovered. During The inst tiay Oi our
overland march one Of our mulcs-ibc one most
heavily laden with provisions, spirits &C., man
ngrd to capsizc aud 20 heels over head Gathering
down in'oa dcep ravinc Wosupposcd that be wns
Of coarse dashel into Jelly but fomo Of US
carefully d,-,ccnicd tie ra,inc and there found
the uniu.kv beast l,ng almost unhurt hut
nearly drowned in brandy, &c. I'ery 'IinR
before him wa, smashed AMI destroyed. lhI'
was a corr, commencement Of cur adventures :
lui we h-hrtuy one d.uh ul went orr
wv. tlnku..tlat We shoril %" able o.. r"-
lo,d him from supplies l.o-ht OF th" lnii"u'
or of som. McNiau. But 3d., mi.to our wa.
nui dii not -lg human hciuE or assign Of a
itb,.arion until Our f,uI was M gone aud We
nsariy sinrvcd to death.
IL BE- IpufnUnK
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EOR SALE AND no n.ET.

RGOOkLYN-LO1S FOR SALE Or TO
ID ieass ON reasonable rms IN The Egitl Ward.
Apply T. ROBERT G. BELL, 81 ~ aud .5tl v,
sjutI u olkiyu ali1 u'isT
business PROPERTY FOR SAIE--TllE
D,or store, house and lot, O. Grand cor. ot % -,
W.I.nmshurlh nov dp.u4 good pork business.
Apply uut.rIr. .I.-.. mhl- 24lc'llI
DUILDlNG LOIS ON BERGEN HILLS
- nicely lYeat. d. n.uI Jersey & ~ 1ul n token
lv horse cars every l.v mmut.-, 90 South II rFru,
II lda.n City. Union III. d.--.lI uri.hborh,oJ,
urHr HIurcItA suAH-'s .II .tI..H. Price 800 O.
$500 ,a-y terms. Apply % o. Watr-t \. '.
ml3i 2i,,'l}1
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utRECTuGa.
TErSls j. BERGEN, JAMES CRUGKsHANKB
HIRAM T.. 81. JDiIN, joins X. PKUYN.
EDW. 4. BACKHOUS 81, SAMUEL VAN WYCK,
JANtS HARPER ALEXANDER McUUNE,
LEWIS HURST u :. NOORHEES,
JOHN l.. SpADER, JAS. :. sCHOONMAKER
HENRY J. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEVIN,
IENEKirr II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
rHILlp CHDOkE, JOHN LEFFERrS,
j tMES Is. COOPER, CORS =. BERGEN,
join e.. SrHIM AkFlLALEN. W. BENNEM
join !. VANDERBILT JAMES TITUS
HENRY TlENkEN, j ssh G. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
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CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- From futu C1ltamit ,ireot-Cuuuc,t.ug -
Wet m II iir,,d, aud at E,st,n VIZ i.,higr Va,
.y ilo,a "nd itt connections, .,rmius direct
..aagc OF car. .o.,,..,.,..,.-
~ h,,'' NhNA IN t.''i' =, -
Commencing March ~ l'j2. Leave New ro'k
PES "Iu"Ai
ID iAFF-'nnG EiNrSEsi-At A. w. 'or Ens'on'
"" .mss l &c; ~ ,.r..,.,.,y.,.,c,..
-, a., y ~ ,,' ~ ',ro N"'e'
IL ~ TuE rou TRNr-Fur y ,t.n, Mmch
chunk wI.II0msposr, R,gI.a., tsy."c Harris.
p Al .r,tr,r.eu trY,,. rrE..tru u.tl'sb,r,
,..,t. ~ .',.I MIMI t'.,.r I
f.np N ", ,rs,..-- ~ a,tncrylls
"a, y v Nv.st.,1 t,f..,.s r.r F,..t,,, Allentown
sgS' enrs froo l.r.y CIV ,ao1s to Pas.
- lug '''' '''' w
un'gI ,.;vpprss TRAIN ron u,tpysnI.pG
rarGA NJ Pros, Tr,u ION NV YORK mr..
a., 10 80 w - ,.,rTT, G..,,, y ',,,a4N S,tHrrn
W,s, on :, .t'N ,t.,' ~ ,,, M &
,.,i,,,i Via, Il .r'.I
,,,,, r,,,,,r,s,i rvpRrss TRAIN roP THE
llIE lllNoL'h ENuHEHo lHNlN ~" lhS
,..,,.o. Nm, y..-, ,tsp " l,Iy ,5,,r5s,, .,c,,t.
'." - ~ - ,,''', i3rsI, III
,! n4Et 'p,e ." at n'rI'',g's WI
i,nh'y.''.'" * !o't-",t' d, .N."t' %, S'ls 70
IV'''t' N.l" 'tt ono '..'''''''''. NV, S'''sO'
ELILAbEIhtokt ANn NV YORK. ,, FEhtf,
N
~ ana ~" \. ~ ~ t'I ',. ., ~ ,n,o,,
=, lI' "..t, q. /, ~ - a." ! NV "''' ''''''
liiruor every u ,.'. N'E.pN, ..-,rt,,.udc,,
'Nt' ''" ''''' W. ''
rREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
VI FOR THE
WEST
VA ,,,,
HUDSON EIN ~ hAlLhOAD
,,,.,,, ,.,,,,, ,.,.H,Tn,r u.krrpp.n
| NEW lOhh I'm hAL hNlLl'OAp'
| - 80 ,..,..
! III'DSpN pIVER gAIIROND
| -, ,I,.,s ~, :, 80 49, t,,',',s
From Chambers st. From 3Oth It.
! ~ '..1o 1.oo it'an - o. an s5n,,
! l3un alo' 300 1850 A. ~, "io DIV ?. ~
! Montreal aud Buia'l tram, with sleeping cars,
lOIa q, N. lWiu a.
| CONNECTING AT ALBANY WITH Sgw YORK oENrRAt
| RAILROAD ron
! SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,,
! UTICA, BATAVIA,
| ROME, ana stations on HIFfALO,
| railroad SUSPENSION BRIDE
| SYRACIaa.
| AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGUA
| Trains Ia connection cave BI. rTAlO md SIS
! PEEsION via LAKE SHORE. BrlTNo AID
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Bowe Thomas Burtou John ron
Boyd james Butttri,ld Mr. Burger
Browning Geo LButt, rh.id WIN BIrk'ss
Bowers jacob sh Martin
| Billiard James Burns Thomas Batter Henry
| Banker Fred Burns FrHuk Barnett Thomas
Blokhout W u burke John Bushnell Cs 4
| B-nReres n l. Burrows Samuel Go
Bucket Joseph Butler Hyrnes Orr'ne
| Bun John Butler WIN Hyrne y. DuIas
Benson l. A Byrnm janus
iNal u Fredk s Caldwell DR. CrdgC
SC1hili R,yDACreig II Cal David 5
Csllum Furmen Chapman Jcre- Cary sp.nc,r
| ClAdlsurne eco muh tvfy J. W q GO
C'arkcrA Garter David " Carey g H.anud
Campbell Colin Garter Chr- II ACury Ep.u. 7.r
Campbell John & rtrr George Clrrnc' l.. D'fi
tsuph,.l @ urg' Cirt,rS Clark , p
| Cuupulll Chas CuucsS CNA CIAs D
| Campbell y C.ip.u. BrJs &CH.s 10
Campbell James Mount Cuk II
| CuRIuu. Dr Gu. David & ark
| Crsulnil w ~ C.rrsau Daniel CLARK ~ c.
| Candle y . Carroll Rcl1Jd thIac WI. tam II
Cameron wii'mC..ryu ) .Ln jas CHnse iuus
! Chamberlain CprrI Caste d Son
! tu'ulor'r NmC4u james Carte 81 x ant
| CHAPMAN GJ,ck Jar, n1hYmas Cv' 'ney
c@'sn,pD C. ,"'' Ser c '.' h,oa,l,n
g. att 'n John Thomas C'h.y Martin
| ttwI Hugh CI.f WIN N Co.. WIN
, p'ey Alrnism Ca,s-taa C.n. Andrew
! g. sypu'o J's'iH t...,.. q, .Iu CT, h1Irrw
C,-teII, ~ mi &. .HtH II.ufy CY.Ht Albeit
Dt1s n,d Joseph % H.rry
C'r,m,nu B.u'dCr'r J,ruuih C.wrto"p
c6,.troco c c"s4s cm sc S.-,J
Cr'tu'r Ja-DACoI man las Cus.,sc %
Cw." L'us Coin lTsrt c."N.n ~ Resi-
Gin TI1m.s Colin Nr C.u. 6 Smith
t.ht nl.u IA g. 500 N,y."a..C .u.. hI.f'w
/ c midi . W u c.,..1Eu c".i4j'n
| t'"I. ~ John Crpv '.' = pro = CHui.I -'nuB,r.
c..nor Cl.s CruvI. Aru'H rrd
Ct.l 81. e. Cu'u.u & 70 C.rr.r Andrew
,,sk Ttus N C,u.hIu &C. II Cyir James
| ,u.t Wat " C'..iC tunf.h. Cla'
conn lt'h Cor rI c.
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wllrEE ! GRIFFITH President.

.r-r.u~ Company has adopted principle 10
tended o. prevent TIE Hpse Of ruy policy and ~
euro g. t.u assured iu ylpiv case n the assurance
which their rtyIHnut' vii. provide for. our mem.
nrrH need me HrFrpHnli. therefore, that their ina
hi.tv o. UlN TIE premium at ans itlre tire will
Involve tie JOS of What thy have paid.
oar pro p.utu- nul .rr publications. will DO
sent ,rltIt Hs,.s trull who require H..
COIL s.eut4 wanted, aud VIII he treated on tho
most l.uarH. terms. mh2l I'LL ius4'll5
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11 4 Company insJres property u all kinds against
loss or Damage rs FIRE, uu a. favorable terms as
similar Institutions.
TECNts J. BERGEN, President
JANEs u THOMPSON, tr., scc'y.
GEO. ". HUNT Assistant.
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INSIR ANCE.

'I'lit
L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF bEDOklGN
oTrt0F. BRANCH OFTiOl.
GiI FULTON STREET Il WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS
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ROE @aEt. AND 80 Ser. .
\ STORE A>putlLLiS, ROOMS, Va.
II cont i'.ls ... ... l..r l.-.a... ...-
tHaus U.rr . tY', .........,. . ,..' ..Iy 'i....
80. f;a Il..' COL. o. .s.j S.. I..D. st, i.t ..fh u
IGd co. lv. NI.at. I..
4 coon lNlN uE COUNTRY aLAI FOR
'. '.l D. 81. .... ...' lu... Hni ..et lA" i....
good y..w gu. south Iug Atl.t. O.,,u. r..,
-h".' .t iI.' .. .' ....'s ~ bond. WI. .'..I
.... .u. .u.. r.. i.fm. ..y. Apply
s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rOru-
"'."i .., ,ny lri 81 l"'rHH, l' Av L.
gurc ld', n tn" h'IsN. 'p'IaI's
RhKERY 10 LEr-r.G WA.ERST, BFI. .
- MN nul Jl,. 500 %. U 3. I'D p.ts. i.r tuIi- |
re'', and rent low. lDI.t, ou t.c pr.m.a"s.
ap2 ,'izO
RAkElN TO ICT.-TUE OLD E,rNB- |
- lisIcd bakery, No. g. i..u.aput rttc,tt rms |
m.3'l "irN W 90 Peat. &c of "' &. hIELi H. |
''tN ~ h.Nl ~ .'l. h-'" i-'
CuEAP ArABTMrN1s-lN HOUSES |
- 80 D"gr,l .t' rent i.''u %. %. u 900 .ui ,
hodro tua, ~ .gI 3ap N.nr.e o. r..t. 5000 !
"a. .uu'a ft. rlt 8 BID t.sa wing |
Wr. in' ~. i0r ,...--,l -sDIy Cnop. lHqurg |
90. CoNR\u ptii. s.' 81 nro. It, .ll' -4'. IA |
EUR SALE-rINE FARM, o. ACRES, rlr1- |
e. tW'. tuird i'm...' H.n 81 H.,"u mort.
gdr l'I. l'...'. \ u... Com ''"d, .n''nt @,
R,Ir ai, Steamboat. r.tt OH.. C.yr..ss sul
schools. n,ab tro-t ~ .iun. lee N"u-', with Wins
ui u,t u n$ be s.ai url.. s. 1 o., ,w..
r. rg7 ,..,. \ dn.., O. my I" W. =. bh'LII,,',
la ~ o. l..f. 10 4. ~. 'rly.l"
IGOR SALE -. About 81 ACRE, Og
Ini, o. ..r.t uf.'i. ,ui F.u .H. 9. balance
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The time has come for action country requires
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assistance and chat with taht assistance
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