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PRIDE or THE WEST!
AT AUCTION.

The subscriber being DESTROYS ofqutting farm
ing and giving his whole attention to the car
penter and Joiner business, will sell at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, DEC %, 1869, the
following property My FARM of 40 acres of
the best OF grass land, situated on the Creek
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under improvement, and 10 acres of good mead
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stream of water running into the house and barn
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this year. Terms on the farm made easy for the
purchaser. Also will be sold about 80 tons hay.
so bushels potatoes, yoke four years old oxen
four years old horse, two years old colt, z
cows, yearling heifers that are with calf, one
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Call and look the property over before the day
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sums over ten dollars on the personal propert,
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w. L. BARROWS, Auctioneer. 40w3
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KNlT---KNIT---KNIT.

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a THEE

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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1870.
THE POPULAR
new ENGLk
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

In presenting the prospectus of the Boston
Journal to the reading community, any detailed
enumeration of the many features which have
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land has established its reputation as wide
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be continued, while that industrious application
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of the public, will not be found wanting. 1t viii
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presenting, however, impartial and full reports
of the meetings of all political parties, thus pre-
senting newspaper which in its reportorial de
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opposing political views.
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The News Bureaus of Tie Boston Journal arr
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Edward Kings Letters from Europe.
Occasional Articles by Warrington"
A Series of Articles by Geneal William Schou
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Essays and Reviews by A. CIV.
Waits from Washington by Major Ben Perle.
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Special Telegraphic Dispatches from all tn
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COMMON SENSE

-WANTED-AGENTS $3.50 per month TO
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A Word TO the Wise is Sufficient.

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1t is also the best article in use for whoopipg
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MARRIED.

At the Methodist parsonage, in Irasburgh
Nov. 10, by Rev. c. d. Ingraham, Edward Goss
OF st. Johnsbury, and Annis A. MowTy Of Iras.
burgh.
In Lowell. Nov. 80. by Rev. H n. Hovey, Mr.
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THE RIVERSIDE

contains, besides its lively stories, store of in
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JACOB ABBOTT
! also, and host ofwitty,and sensible writers
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Household.

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TURNER & CO., Proprietors
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RETURNED,
DATNT SHnD
FARM FOR SALE.

The Subscriber now offers for sale the farm be-
longing to the estate of H. r. Fyler, late of
Burke. Said farm lies IL mile north OF burke
Hollow. containing $50 acres of good land. IN
good state of cultivation; cut SO tons OF hay last
year; is one of the best of dairy farms; ~ acres
of heavy timbered land, with good cnance LOT
sugaring. Will be sold very cheap, togetner
A part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage if desired.
Aft JOHN A. F4tEh.
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DIED.

In Albany, Nov. 80, Avis Dow, aged years
and months.
In Albany, Dec. 4, Of Whooping Cough, Mel
win Doying. aged months and day.
In Albany, Oct Is, of consumption, Lucinda
Norris, wife ofJonathan Norris, agod g. years.
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WANTED for our Great Househol
DIR HOME PHYSICIANI

A new handy book of Family Medicine. By
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good assortment of Collins and Caskets.