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HOOP! NASHVILLE - VICTORY =
Our valiant Sherman left poor Hood
To travel where it seemed him good;
Hood wandered round. and up and down,
Until he came near Nashville town.
And then We felt little scared,
For fear he'd caught us unprepared
We thought the mau had come to stay,
But now it seems he's gone away.
Away his vanquished army Fans,
While we push on and take his guns,
He'll call it " mastery retreat )"
We call /: great big defeat.
The Nashville folks are now in peace.
From all their fears they have release;
T rom ali their foes they have reponc,
And send to +. j. Mills & Co.'S for clothes.
People should go to E. Mills & Co. s
for cheap goods, they have an immense
stock of clothing. just received new
stock of boots * shoes.
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rebels are generally without breeches, and
consequently that they could get up again
easily after the fright they experienced at
the noise of the explosion; hence the
failure. The only way that the Secretary
can make this new invention work is, to
supply the rebels with tight breeches, so
that when they fall from fear the can be
caught before they are able TO recover
their feet.-N Y. World
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hlHTICF.

~ T. jim Eearus # LaSaile
so.a'y. Illinois. } zsph FlndIcy. Of Blair
county, Pa. William kcrns, Of Kane coua-
-, Ilin - Anuastat;a. wifc of John Cst-
low, Of Blair county, Pa, Cecilia, wife Of
Henry Costiow. # Blair county, Pa, and
AhTah1n Kearns, Isaac k-arns, Charles
DllanI a"A Stephen D:mona, whose resi-
ccnees arc u1kuDwn. heirs and legal repre-
scnslt'vns uf john kaarns, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE. that al inquest will be
he at the latc dwelling house af John
Kzaras. late Of the township Of Croyle.
CJIaty q Cambria ana State Of Pennsviva-
Fia, Le-'I, on Thursday the 81 day Of Feb
rG4ry next. at . o'cl ,c!l in the afternoon of
;hdc day, for the purpose Of making par
titinH Of the Real Estate Of the said de-
coA'e'i, % AMI among his children and legal
representatives., if the same can lie done
without prejuljcr t. or spelling of the whole.
otherwise to value and aPpraise the same,
Al which time oud pla.c you are required to
stLsn. II you tuiuk proper.
ANES MYERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff ) CfIi 20, EhcEsLnrg.
January Ali I3G5-4t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
! Letters testa-
mentary on the estate Of Robert Burgoon,
late of Washington township, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned. by
the Register of Cambria county. Notice is
hereby given to all those indebted 10 said
estate. to make payment, and those having
claims against said estate to present them
dulv authentic .teG for settlnn ent
JOSEPH BURGOON,
Nov. Is, I6G4-6t Executor.
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ICENSE NOTICE.

lCENSh NVIICE.
| The following Peti-
tons for License nave been filed in this Of
fee for presentation at Argument Court on
7,h Of February. 1865, to wit: Of
George Win icrnth. Nilmore Bor. Tavern.
Joseph ol.rey. Biscklick,
JOS. M'DUNALD,
Ci'k Quarter Sessions.
EbeuSDurg, Jan. 4 1865.
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NrRnk w. HAy.

frank w. Hay,
Il Having adopted The
Cash system. offers the following Wares at
less than city retail prices
SUGAR KETTLES,
10 To 40 gallons
COPPER KETTLES,
3 quarts to 30 gallons.
'irJNNvapE
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FIaSTEh7I9sAL RANEGP tLTlGII

and by all National Banks which are dcpos>
itaries Of public money. and
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in>
formation aud
AFFORD EVERY FAcILITY 70 SUBSCRIBERS.
August 10, 1864. Sun.
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NOTICE

FAECUTOR'S NUTICE.
Letters testa-
mentary on the estate of Jacob hreutzer,
deceased, have been granted TO the subscri-
ber residing in Carrolltown. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
J. E. MAUGHER.
Dec. 81, 1864 6to Executor.
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1850 CONSUMPTIVES.

TssO CONSUMPTIVES.
4 Consumptive sufferers
will receive valuable prescription for the
cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all thrrat and Lung affections, (free of
chargc.) by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD y. WILL ON,
Williamsburg Kings Co. New York.
Sept. Il 1864 3n.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Il The NOTES
and BOOKS II Edward Miller. lately doing
business in Munster, have been left with me
Tor collection. This notice il given to ap~
priz. the parties indebted cf the fact Al
accounts remaining unpaid after the first Of
March next, will 6e sued for.
WM. KITTELL.
Jan. 1 lS65-6to
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NEATRIMONIALl
VA LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
if you wish to marry, address the under
signed. who will send you without money
and without charge, valuable information
that will enable you TO marry happy aud
speedily, irrespective Of age. wealth or b au-
ty. This information will cost you nothing,
and if you wish to marry. will cheerfully
assist you. All letters strictly confidential.
The desired information sent by return mail,
and no questions asked. address
SARAH b LAMBERT,
Greenpont. Kings county, New York.
Oct. l9, lS642m.
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every variety.

tNtT
EN1JTELED g. TIMED ER ON WARE.
COPPER WARE MADE To ORDER
SAD IRONS or SNO OTHLNG IRONS
ZINC WASHBOARDS.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n Letters
of administration having been granted to
the undersigned. by the Register Of Cambria
county, On the estate Of John Smith, late of
Gali;zin, deceased, Notice is hereby given
to all those indebted, 70 said estate to pay.
and those having claims against said estate
to present them duly authenticated for set-
tlcmcut BERNARD SMITH,
Nov. Is, 1854 6t% Administrator
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Tor SALE.
A HOUSE AND LOT
In the Borough of Loretto. For particulars
apply to d. A. CONRAD.
Dec. Fl, lse4>3t Ebensburg. Pa.
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Decemher u. lSG4 s.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

tract Of land (formerly owned by
George M'Creary) situate in Susquehanna
Township. Cambria county. adjoining lands
of Joseph Lutte. William Garman. Joseph
7. Miller, and others. containing I52 acies
and 2l perches and allowance. about so
acres of which is cleared and thereon erected
a one and half story Log House and
Log Barn.
Apply to VIM. Kittell, Attorney at-Law.
Ebensburg. Penn'a., or to the undersigned
(owuer) Cherry Tree, Indiana county. Pa.
E B. CAMP.
Dec. IA lSG4-tf
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cTRAY STEER.

cTRAY STEER.
y Came 20 the residences
cF the undersigned. residing IN Munster
township. on or about the 18th &C Novcm-
her. = strawberry rnan steer. about two
years old. having a piece OF the ear. The
owner is requested 10 cume forward prove
property pay charges and take him away.
otherwise he will be disposed of according
TO law. ROBERT BRADY
Nov. 80, 1864 St
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cTOIsEE

} 4 horse, sAia'e, briile Aai
halter. sere stolen from m. N Monday
Agh: tho Goth u,: Tie horse was 4 small
t,Fk brown, witt star in Ii; forehead
!ne hair ~ his r.G;.t sh-r'der was partially
ri, caused by rubbing it with coal oil The
horse aS! been lame il til, shoulder
The saddle was ~ ordinary military
s1dl.c, covered wta back lc,ther.
The thief is supposed 10 have been q man
by the name @! Lacy. who escaped from
prison on the hight the horse was taken.
IL was seer IN New Washington, Clearfeld
county, on Friday last
VIII pay any reasonable charge for the
Tc,urn If the horse, or for such information
az will enable me to get him and the other
property taken. w. JACK.
Hallj!ayshurG, Blair CO., Jan. 81
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TERMS Or
GODEl'S LADY'S BOOK FOR


(From ,chici there can be no Deui0fjGn }
The following are the terms Of the Lady's
Book for 1865. :, present. We wili receive
subscribers at TIE fri!"wirE rates. puc
notice will be given if wc are obliged u ad-
vance, which viii depend UPON Tie price Of
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cAWYER W IN TED.
) Wanted irnme>
diateiy, man rho : l'IoruI sLlv cornpc-
tent to run one cf BIandy's First Glass Cir.
cuIar Saw Mills, and who is wiling to 90
to Mexico. for q term Of not less than une
year, and have his wages paid in gold.
Address stating amount of experience, and
what wages required, &c.
JAMES STEWART,
Lancaster, Ia.
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READY ROOFING
Easily, cheaply, and quickly put on. Needs
no coating over with cement after it is
nailed down.
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READY ROOFING

Fyr all kinds Of buildings, in all climates.
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nODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

Dec 81, 1864 6to
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READY ROOFING
at lass than half the s. # tin roofs.
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ASK FOR
FRANK ". HAYS WAREHOUSE,
and save ticenty percent. on your purcs
Johnstown March, 10. 1868. If.
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READY ROOFING
More durable than tin.
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READY ROOFING
Suitable for steep OF fiat roofs.
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all sorts and kinds.
EFT Ess1N ARE.

TINWARE,
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HINTS TO BATHERs.

.at riIsi # III
AT tins warm season, when bathing is popu-
Lar, It will be well to observe the following
practical hints, which we take from the Lon
don Sixpenny Magazine: z 'l1 a'lll 7T l75
On first plunging into cold water there
comes shock which drives the blood to the
central part OF the system. But Immediately
reaction takes place, which is assisted by the
exercise Of swimming, producing, even In wa
ter OF allow temperature an agreeable warmth.
The stay in the water should never be prolone-
ed beyond the period Of this excitement. If
the water be left while this warmth continues,
and the body Immediately dried, the healthy
ful.se 7S11' ,dHS z -
70 remain in the water after the first re-
action is over produces prolonged cbilliness.
shrinking Of the flesh, and q Contraction OF
the skin by no means favorable to health and
enjoyment; for 1t Is only in water thoroughly
warmed -Dy the summer heats, that we may
Datne 1or many hours with impunity. ,4
Certain precautions are necessary. Mode
rate exercise, by summoning into action the
powers Of the system, and quickening the cir
culaton, Is better than inactivity We should
never go into water Immediately after a meal.
nor while the pre- cess of digestion is going for
ward. Nor should we plunge into the water
when violently heated, orin state of proftise
persplratlon. Such imprudences are often IA
tai, especially II the water be unusually cold
Ii too warm, the temperature of the body
may be reduced by bathing the wrists and wet
ting the head.
4 Before meals rather than after, and especial
ly before breakfast and before supper, are
proper seasons for bathing The heats of the
day are to be avoided, but in very hot wealth
er, a bath is usefhl to cool the blood, and se-
cure refreshing sleep. If in the middle of the
day, q shaded place should be chosen, or the
head protected from the sun by being kept
wet, or by wearing a straw hat, as Is practised
by the fashionable French ladies at their wa
tering places. 4 !. .s,y - s,,aer -,
The sea is the best place for swimming.--
Owing to the greater specific gravity of salt
water than fresh, the body is more buoyant in
it, as are other substances. A ship coming
out of salt water into fresh, sinks perceptibly
in the water. The difference is nearly equal
to the weight of salt held in solution. .. ~.
The bottom should be of hard sand, gravel
or smooth stones. Sharp stones and shells
cut the feet-weeds may entangle them. The
swimmer must avoid floating grass and quick
sand. The new beginner must be careful that
the water does not run beyond his depth, and
that the current cannot run him intoa deeper
place, also that there be no holes in the bot
| tom. As persons are ever liable to accidents
cramps, &c, lit is always best that boys or girl
should be accompanied by those who are oldel
than themselves, and mho win be able to save
| them in any emergency - .rns. 1~Fva
n
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,py their appearance, and learnt, on inquiry,
rom one OF his servants that MIR. Musgrave
naa purchased them just yesterday. Undoubt-
euiy the oxen are yours. would advise you
70 90 to Lanercost at once. and to claim
them.v r sari4 fssss et sEl.}
Certainly / will, replied the other. But /
am Knocked up with walking, and it is a long
way to Lanercost, see you ride good beast.
Win you sell herr as.lass asHa ssasgss7
aii After some hard bargaining, terms were
agreed upon, the purchase money was Maid
down upon the spot, and Dickey and the far
mer separated; the former to seek his stolen
oxen, actually from the very owner of the stol-
en- mare he was himself riding; whilst Dickey
proceeded where he listed =
The next day the farmer reached Lanercost.
and, OF course, at once recognized his own OK
en- grazing in the field. He forthwith rode IN
to an elderly man standing near, whom he
judged to be the owner of the field, and ex-
claimed :Al3 ga.fHN g o38 -
4 say, friend, those are my oxen in your
neid! How may you have come by them?
,And III be hanged, replied the other latter
taking long, astonished look at the animal on
which his qnestioner was mounted. \ isifthat Il
not my mare you are ridingl How NAV YOU
have come by her, pray p f9 as1' q
2 Each OF course described the person from
whom they had respectively purchased the
oxen and the mare; and when this was done,
they discovered that they had indeed been
sold by a rogue ofno common order. &, ''- .,'
( SO laughable, however, did the joke appear
even to those who had to pay the pipes in
the atfair-that neither party could prevent
Dreahing into peal of merriment when the
particulars were fully disclosed. 70 i-Il1,l 81
1t was now clear that the only way to settle
the affair, was for each party to take back his
own property: MIR. Musgrave was of course
oyerjoyed at the recovery of his fayorite mare:
and the Denton Burn farmer, being eonally
delighted at the recovery Of his favorite oxen
1T ieil out that in the general burst of rejoic-
ing, Dickey was quietly allowed to pocket the
sale money of both mare and oxen. q 8 'lls
Whether Dickey ultimately came to an un-
timely end or whether he reformed his ways,
and died, duly sshriYed, in his own bed, histo-
Ty telleth not
Certain it is, however, that to this day his
deeds are household words in many homes Of
northumberland, and the mention of his
name among the peasantry is always synony-
nous with 'euteness.' s.'h4eN atsia3 ,ussssH 1,-s
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Seizure Of Goods.

nj TlCBis hereby given that tho following de.
IN scH6ed goods were seized ct this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
April 2e 1896. on board barque IN, NJ. Hav.n >,
keg Powder April ~. 1866. on Commer sial ST
bag Conee. On board orig &c o w. Chase / bbl
Mol asses: keg Tamsrndst May 10, 1866, on board
steiner Aontrs al" lbundle cloth. May 80. 1865
ooardsieanahr Montreal g bottiea Brardy. June
'. ioool board .tssner = Montreal" J" Chofonom-
II st e June IT, 1885, on board brig " Man zanil .
DDi, = Dsg aid hrkin Sugar; one Dbl Alolasses:
kegs IaIpasin5s, June 10, 1885. ON BOARD 81 ans
MontreaI.f I bog containiDg PIE 20 Of silk and .
porfe-monnsies June 2Ist,,1 1895 on Wharf from
steamer 'now Bruins swiek sbi cloves. -
Any ps rson or persons, claiming the same, are re
quested to appear and make such claim within nine
II Gays from the date hereof; otherwise the ssid
goods VIII De disnosed of accordance with the act
oi iOongress approved AZ 3. a. 1874 w if 3ag "a
. June ~. 1895 5-diasw Collector.
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-.,,.5 y a z 2 y "A ASta 'uosIlI efNlc
! EAfERIENCED Agents. profess oal men, teach
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!. AtBhA HAM LfNCULN, written BY tie widely
kncwn and fayorite author ,bDrIjJ g. Holland,
tfimothy IifcombJ The announcement cfthis work
has been received with universal favor and the press
generally lave comDen ait in the highest terms
Agent have CONNER csd canysssing for IL H.
work regard II az the best subseri ton book ever
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fhat the people subscribe r It readily and cheer
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Agent, Yarmouth, Msine. nai juaegf od& w1nAl
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. Farm for Sale.

OITUATED In North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the " Col Cush1nan
Place. within two miles of two 'depots on the g. T
X. H., containing 200 acres of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two storied house, with out-budings; and barn
100 feet by 80, cut fun Of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore IN 90, 150e bushels, and II 64 we have
sold $500 90 worth Of apples, besides bountfnl sup
ply for large family Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety Of other fruit.
Also, Cranberry patch from which 30bushels have
been taken In one season. $40
Il The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees Mills, school house, &C., near by. -
For further particulars inquire on the premises 4
SAML H. SWEETSIR.
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For Sale
II ~ II -. !

60 The two storied, double tenement Brick
;i; Block, situated on Stevens Plains; Westbrook
sASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods on the street. and Is rods deep, ON which n
a stable "a by 40 feet. n
This property is offered at price which insures 1t
q good Investment. 'tlos -at aisif7Kai 2 ~ II
Apply to n. X. SAWYER, near the premises, or
70 y. u fkOCf0Rsl Lime street. 1nos ni june8f
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California wines.

rr,Ttr rn.x.ro,,laa ranouIarity achieved by our
t6rasJs I'd these now celebrated Wines Ius
70 fheir snsrior merifs and nndoubted purity.
,tsss 'IS vf 6,cIy tonie and tnviaoratinR stimu-
is.t 4. a"ssraS onr Port o excellent. q 4 ,-
MI hs sMuscatefs without doubt the finest Wine
of It's class IN the counry ana as rarsy or DESSERT
VINE = 1sSner Wine the ock is deservedly pOpu-
t.-l~.' .rltUiI'aII TNU 40 aI.II..'I D..
- Sc that our label and name Is on each bottle.
aa7To PERKINS, STERN q co., o o
asiInm a13dl h9,i0 sProNEER HOUSE,"
ioas 1' Dealing Exclusively In California Wines
For sale IN Portland by CRosMAN q Co.
tII.TrF ~ ~ -fHHlIt nay4IaOd9m
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Real Estate at Woodford,s Cornel
VOLa6NbLe Real .EStxtey.

JAMES M. CHURCHILL. =
For particulars enquire Of his Attorneys, Messrs.
EBLOIs 8 JACKSON, 5s Exchange Street.
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lLEVENc House Lots,s comprising $4,000, feet of
~ Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis ST. for
sale by ~ens' 94 W. H. STEPHENSON.
Portland, April %, 1s65--dff 9i'7 s Is ,Gfsslia
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Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES wIsHING 70 BUILD i 8 s9s Is

rTHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity of
i desirable building lots in the West End Of the
city, lying ON Vaughan, Pine, Neal Carlton, Thornas
West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Monli-
ment, Danforth, Orange and Salem Streets. aailif
They viii sell credit Of from one to ten years,
build houses Of satisfactory character they aeg 1d-
rance Vdesfred one fourth Of the cost Of building, on
conlptetion Of the house. From parties who build mn
iiisasnately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED. sst
ARpiy every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
a. a. ~ Z ~ the Office of the subscribers, where plans
Auay " seen, and fun particulars obtained. eii
Portland, May 3, 1895. 4 1-1 80 Il I = msy4tS
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For Sale

E Stroudwater Village, Westbrook opposite the wen
known Bond Farm, only three miles hom Portland
said land being desirably situated, and affording
beaut9 location for building being high and pleas
ant, and commanding iine view. C = glIfo 55Ig 7
Referred by permission to Capt. Fits on the Bond
Farm NAHUM PICKETT,
june21dtf Stroudwater
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For Sale.

dVACHT NEITL.Es 90 tons, built Of white oak,
copper fastened, and coppered one year ago new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iron
az For further particulars inquire Of =
:, - fs.i51 ,fIa b. BgJ.zWILI4ARD, st. Lawrence.
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the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applea-
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lrYaImahle sHosnse for smie.

CITUATED on Chestnut ST., No. Ss, Is two sso.
~, ~ wooden house finished througheut-l4 a fl ish
ed rooms, good c,oset fae cellar good water, hard
and soft-ft Is cal, uatt one two amii il
Is pleasantly ana centrally located in an excellent
neighbor hood and every way desirable. TIE lot IL
40 by los fest Enquire on the psemi,es.
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Rent Wanfed-

WANFED imm ,diatsly, in the central or west
ern Part OF the city, good rent Of eight or tel
rooms, for afan,ilYw & out chi DIR. u! i 5T3f361
Il Address box lb6 Portland p. o. raa,, junelsdtf