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situated on one of the most pleasant and desra-
BILE streets. House in
COMPLETE & THOROUGH REPAIR,
Barn, Shed, Cow Stable, all arranged for COM
fort and convenience.
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CHARLESTON.

We have heard frequently of claryoy-
ants ana mediums going into trance and
remaining SO some time but nutil now, sup
posed the brute creation were exempt from
such freaks. A remarkable case has Just
come to our notice and fully substantiated
0y creditable authority. One day last
week Henry Knights drove his horse into
holland few miles from home. While
'"'.e 'ne morse appeared to be sick and
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-01
A Rare Chance to Make Good In
Vestment of your Money!
Valuable Real Estate For Sale!
MY RESIDENCE IN IRASBURGH,

The subscriber now offers for sale at low prices
the following property:
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Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad 10 the Ohio River, afford the
surest guarantee of its success and value, and
render 1.-THE most important and substan-
tial Railroad enterprise now in progress
in this Country.
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3D. Registered Bonds with Coupons
detached,'' and should be so designated by
Correspondents in specifying the class of Bonds
desired.
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The oyster supper at the Good Templars
Hal on tuesday eve, for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Otis, resulted in an unusually
pleasant gathering. The recitation of po-
ems by Misses Trow, Remission, Joslyn and
spencer added to the interest Of the occa-
sion. The donations amounted to S1l5.75.
;. r. jenkins has sold the store at the
village to Mr.. Bruce, lately Of Evans Mills.
who is filing up.
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DERBY.

a paragraph having gore the rounds of
most The Vermont papers, to the effect
that J. II. skinner of Derby had been COM
mitted for forgery in Middlebury, he comes
out and denies 'the soft impeachment" as
follows in the Freeman:
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PRACTICAL, DESIGNS.
TESTIMONIALS.

| and some even more. Also, that in all Lettering
done at my shop. not one mistake has been
made,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Cotton steady; sales 400
bales Mddling uplands 254c. Flour sales 300 bbs.
State and Western without decided change. South,
ern dull and heavy; sales $50 bbs.; common TO
choice $50 6 70. Wheat opened dull and cIosed
more active anu lc better sales $4,000 busn.; No.
Spring at 1 20 @ 224; No. at is a l18. Winter
Red Western 24@ 20. ooo Corn heavy and without
unchanged; sales "a 900 bush. Beef steady and up-
changed; sales $50 bbls. Pork frmer and quiet +;
sales $50 bbls.; new at % IS; prime % 80 @
% co. Lard firmer; sales s75 tsree>; Steam at l4t e
l54c, kettle at l6t @ TIC. Wh,skey firm; sales
$50 bills; Western iree at 9slc. Sugar firm; sales
100 hhds fair to good refining at 10 q 1Oac. Moass-
dull; sales $50 bbls. New Orleans at 65 q 72c.-
1alow quiet; sales 10000 TBS at 81 "a 1O4c. Lin
seed steady. Freshts to Liverpool dull
CHIC AGO, Feb. 9.-Four active; Spring extras at
$50 q so. Wheat steady and firm at sl4 e sitc
tor No. 2; in the afternoon No. 2was active at 81
cash and seller March. Corn steady and quier al
704 "a 70ic for No 2; in the afternoon No. 2 nomina
at 7Utc. Oats dull, Rye steady at 6S a zoe tor No
2. High Wines nominal at 81 q 9lc. Provisions
trmer and fairly active; Mess Pork in good demand
at DECLINE OF 25c; sales at rs 70 a % 90 cash anf
seller March. Lard frmer at 10 q I64c. Dry salteo
shoulders 12ac for rough sides, 13t a 1890 for shor
ribs in bulk. Hams steady at 44 for sweet piekei
12c tor green. Dressed hogs finn at 10 12t 4sl0 31t
dividing on 200 tbs Live hogs active and firmer
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Superior Court.

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERd-GODDARD, j., FhhoiD
WEDNEsDAY-Hugh Campbell vs. Portland su-
gar COMPANY Tort to recover damages for injuries
ALLEGED TO have bsen sustained on what is called
Browns wharf, belonging to defendants, by reason
of defect in said wharf. Damages claimed $4,000.
The plaintiffs business is and at the time of the
accident, November 1867, that of driving baggage
wagon. Testimony was introduced tending to show
that on the 7th of November, 1867, the brig Hattie
s. Bishop was lying at this wharf aud the plaintiff
was employed by one of the seamen OF the brig TO
carry his dunnage from Bracket street board the
vessel; that about hafpast O'Clock he drove down
to the wharf, took the chest his shoulders, passed
out of the shed the wharf towards the gang planl
and in passing he stepped into hole in the plank
ing of the wharf, his body coming down upon the
edge with great violence, breaking the urethral and
otherwise njuting him in that portion of the body;
that he was confined to the house two months and a
half In consequence Of the injuries there received.
and is obliged to submit to painful operations at tie
present day. The defence is the general ISSUE The
testimony for the plaintiff is not vet closed.
Howard & Cleaves. Rands.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH To THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Maine Legislature.

SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Feb 9.-Among the bills passed
to be enacted was one further defining the
powers of the Ocean Insurance Co. of Port
land.
The general Railroad bill was taken up.-
Mr.. Gushing presented substitute, which was
tabled and printed. One of its provisions is
tn It no road can be built for ten wears within
ten miles of one now under construction
HOUSE.
The petition of Laura A. Mutt and II others,
citizens of Pembroke was read
A large number of bills of local and private
character were assigned.
A bill providing that corporations whose
charters have expired may have power to COL
lect demands by law, was referred to the Ju.
dietary Committee.
Among the matters that were finally passed
were the resolves relating to the distribution
Of the Supplementary Digest of the Maine Re-
ports, and to the claims of Maine against the
United States for interest on advances made
by Massachusetts in the war of 1872.
The consideration of the Dickey-K eeean case
was resumed. Mr.. Whidden of Calais spoke
for Mr.. Keegan and Mr.. Stickney replied. The
House meets at O'Clock tomorrow morning
so as to finish the matter.
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medford Cattle
Markets.
ISnecia Dispatch by International Iinel

BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb. 9.
At market this week LAST Cattle, SAB sheep and
Lambs. 30J swine; last week. 2O17 Cattle, s66s Sheep
and Lambs.
PRICES -Beeves-Extra quality. $500 @ 10 80;
first quality $12 25 $12 Is; second quality $1i % q
Working oxen-we quote extra s244 q s25; ordi-
nary $3.50 @ 1925; handy Steers $50 a SAG % pair.
There has been only moderate demand Tor Work
Mich Cows-Most OF the Cows in market are of an
ordinary gra-e. but very few Of the fancy beeves
us; ordinary $50 to 80; Store Cows $35 to $55 4Y
head.
Stores There is but few cattle sold for stores at
are in lair condition are being sold TO, beet Year
lings $15 to $1s; TWO year olds $50 TO S45; three
to IS 20; ordinary lots from So 90 to 81 so head,
or troln to Sc % fb. Lambs S. 90 to IS 90 % head
swine-Store Pigs, wholesale, 1ob q 12c; retail III
Poultry-Extra 10 @ zoe; medium IS g 1sc; poor
Prices Of Hides, TaIlow and Skns-Brighton Hides
SO SIC; Brighton Taow @7ac o. ID; country
Hides Sc; country Talow a &c ~ tb; Sheep and
Lamb Skins 81 90 q 80 each; Calf Skins 16 q lie
Droves from Names Hayes 2. j W withee II.
NJ Sawtelle 10, Wells & Richardson 49, Farrar q
field 70, B Trask Z, Q Martin a.. Webster &
leighton Il, T Phinney 8, 4 Stevens 8, z Brag-
don II, A Baker 8.
Remarks-Last week the market closed dull with
about 100 head OF Western cattle lett which were
posed OF during the latter part ct the week. This
week the supply of cattle from all light
and the weather more avorab for beeves. The de.
mand has been active and the best graes OF cattle
sold at 4c advance from last weeks prices. Upon
those OF an Interior quality prices unchanged.
few very extra quality sold for 14c ~ tb.
Wequote sales OF Maine Cattle as toiows:-By F G
Phinney sold at 12c % fb, 81 per cent shrinkage
average weight 1917 lbs; lat SC ~ fb live weight,
grtn feet inches, for $226; A W Sawtele sold l
pair girth eet inches, years DID, $500; DO
grtn it in for $le0; pair at ll1c ~ ib, Sc per
cent. sbrinKage; Webster q ] eghton solu IL at &c
" fb. live weight, average 1885 ib pair for $l15
White & Bu,terfeld sold a. 1919 p ID, dressed
weight; at l2c, dressed weight; B f Trask sold
pair, Crib feet incaes for $3.50 pair Rr,h tt,
Tor $50; pair girth eet inches, tor e165; pair
glth feet inches, for $I75; Stevens sold at 7l6
y ID. average weight l4i5 lbs; Barton sold pail
| years old girth feet 10 inches, for $50; milcf
COW for S446: $ Hayes sold at TIC " fb, average
weight 279O,fbs; g B Pillsbury sold pair. girth
IL inches, ,or SITS; COW for $50; 1 two yea,
old tor $50; W "ithee sold l pair steers, girtn
eet inches, for $685. pair. girth tee, tor $40
LIBBY & Thompson sold 10 at Lee p ID. DIRE sse,
weight; COW and cali for S57; farrow cow for $40
pair, grlh ieet tor 500; pair. girlh leet in
che, or 10; pair. CIR III reeG inches, tor $l55
pair, grth feet 5 inchea, for s135; pair, girth
| feet 10 inches, for $l95.
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Tho savere Now storm with its accompany
inc high wind d id not cause so much detention
to the trains coming into the city as would
have been the case If there had been heavy
storm previous to help fill up the cuts on the
different railroads The longest detention we
have heard of was on the 3P. M. train OF
Tuesday from this city to Boston, which did
not arrive until 6 A. NJ yesterday. The morn
- q train over the Portland & Kennebec, due
IN this city at IL yesterday, was an hour late
Init III second train, due at IL r. M "a'
on time The mail agent on the kenneoec
bowever ot no stage mails. The Portland :"
Rochester +, ain, due at II 3-4, arrived ha'f an
hour late. T We train over the Maine Centra
due at 21oP.A. ", was oa time. Inc morning
train over tho IT. Road from South Paris
was an hour benin time. The morning tram
from Boston, due Al ~ IL, arrived a' L.
No New York mails arrived yesterday noon
they not having reach, I'd Boston. Ine uriVei
of the Gray stage reports that he nau naio ,
work getting in town yes teri ay morn.us' M nv
in several places had to dig ont the driits' =.
same occurred to people from IA he cape. Ane
train on the G. T. Road from Nj 'ntreal que a'
2.25 P. NJ, arrived at 8 25 2. NJ, just one hour
late. The train from Boston due at L. M
was also an hour late. The evening tram from
Boston, due at P. NJ, arrived tw enty-hVe
minutes behind time
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WASH INGTON.
RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.

RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-From an official
statement it appears that during the year end
ing with December, the receipts from spirits
were nearly $50 100000; from tobacco, upw ards
of $29, 900 900; from stamps, SIS, 1882 900; from
passports through the State Department, $47,-
600; from salaries, SOL ,OO0 The aggregate re-
ceipts of the bureau were nearly $174.OOO,OO0.
REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.
The House Committee on National Affairs
has under consideration bill for the reorgan-
ization of the navy 1t is understood that the
majority of the members are in favor of ar
ranging the matter of rank without assimila-
ton. This, however, is not definitely settled
THE SALE OF CADETsHIPs.
The House Committee on Military Affairs
was to-day engaged in the investigation of the
alleged sale of cadetships. Only one witness
was examined, and he positively testified that
members of the House in the LIST Congress
sold naval appointments for $500. The youth
however did not pass examination. but the pa.
rent lost his money.
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A WINTERS TALE.-On Tuesday evening

A WINTERS TALE.-On Tuesday evening
last the snow came down in binding clouds,
the wind howled and shriekeJ and III its wild
spor, seized upon the great fakes and piled
the m up in huge drifts. Now it happened on
the aforesaid evening fashionable party was
being held in one of our public halls, and,
while the storm ragged without all was light
and mirth and gladness within. The hours
flew swiftly by, but at last the time came, as it
always does come, when gaiety and pleasure
must have an end, and the happy, tired dancers
sought their various hacks to be whirled away
homewards
Now it happened that there was one gentle
man who had carried to the party his wife and
two sisters, and the party being over, called his
hack and told the driver to go to his house,
which is in the western part of the city. 1t
was about a. m, and the storm had evident
ly decreased nothing in violence Suddenly,
as the hack turned the corner OF the street
where his house was situated, there was
plunge and pause. The horses were noun
dernp about in an immense drift and the car
rage was stuck The driver whipped, he ad-
dressed his tried cattle in the most concise and
expressive, not to say something else, language.
The gentleman advised several expedients,
which were tried but of no avail. The driver
tried to stamp down the snow. 1t was "no CO."
At last the driver had to make his way to the
stable and secure another horse, and was then
enabled to carry the party to their home, only
some five hundred feet distant, they arriving
at about 3 30 a. m, or an hour and half after
leaving the ball.
Several other accidents of a like nature, but
not so bad as the above, occurred the same
evening. One gentleman and lady on their
way home had the misfortune to have their
carriage break down three times. The wealth
er in the harbor was so thick with the binding
storm that the officers who were coming ashore
late found that it was impossible for their boats
to get along and had to return to their ships.
Those who came ashore in the afternoon were
the lucky ones.
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CALIFORNIA.
HAnInnd unnnId

SAN Francisco, Feb 9.-Several hundred
barrels of whiskey have been seized by the rev.
enue authorities during the past five days.
The Legislature has passed bill changing
the name of Lake Tahoe to Lake Bigler.
A terrific Nevada wind storm passed over
Virginia, Nevada, to-day. Houses were I'M
rooted, chimneys blown down and several per-
sons seriously injured and one man killed.
The treasure product of the State of Nevada
last year was e13,815,O00, of which S3,154 OOC
were from the White Pine Mines
rain storm prevails here to-day.
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The Wool Market.


BOSTON, Feb 9.-LReported for the Press.l-Tbe
following is list of prices quoted this Afternoon
Domestic-.Ih,o anu Pennsylvania pick-lock 65e;
4s a soc; IS "a Ale; Michigan extra and
Xxx IL q SOC; fine Al g 47c; medium As @ 47c; COM
mon 43 q 45c; other Western extra As e 49c; med-
40 q soc: superfne 81 a SOC; No at 26 q 35c;
combing fleece 80 q 60c; california IS q 32c; Texas
a SIC; Smyrna wasGeG 2U a 35c, ana urwashed u
"a zoe; Buenos Ayres IS :, 34c; Care Good Hope 20
"a Csc; Gillian 20 g 26c; DonosN 81 q SIC; African
unwashed Is @ 1Sc % ID.
Remarks-There Is considerable enquiry for all
CRATES OF fleece, and the market quite firm at the
present Improvement. in New York there IS at ac-
tive demand; the enquiry mainly on the better
qualities, and mbraces all OF the available
dors. In Philadell hia The filmne.s which we re-
corded last week still continues but the market is
not characterized by any great degree OF activity
The mills throuehout this part of the country are
Starting up their machinery, and this action is de-
veloping increased demand tor all kinds OF raw
materials and skilled labor,
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FIRE KINDLINGs.-J. w. Bracket, 1872 Ex-
change street, is the State Agent for Phil
bricks Fire Kindlings-one of the most bene-
fetal devices of the times, as any one who
builds fires on cold winter mornings will read.
lily acknowledge. A little box containing IA
squares of the infammahle preparation will
kindle IA fires, whether the fuel used is wood
or charcoal There is no doubt whatever abou'
the rtility of the invention.
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PARLIAMENT met Tuesday and was opened
by the usual speech from the Queen read py
commission, Her Majesty excusing herself on
the ground of i'll health. The affairs OF Ire
land occupy a large portion of its space. The
Lord Chancellor delivered speech, in which
he said It was unfortunate that the Queen
speech made no allusion to the affairs OF the
colonies, their weli-being not being matter OF
Indifference He also regretted the absence OF
any reference to the distress prevailing in the
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JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-UDited States vs.. Stephen s.
stephens. Indictment for smuggling. The jury re.
turned verdict for Government for 1892.
G. F. Talbot Bradbury & Bradbury.
United States vs.. Stephen S. Stephens. Indict.
ment for smuggling. Verdict for def ndant.
u. r. talbot. Bradbury & Bradbury.
The jury was dismissed and Court adjourned till
Monday next.
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AccIpENT.-Mr. Charles ii. Shaw, OF this
city, compositor in the Boston Herald office,
land formerly employed on the Advertiser and
Argus,) as he was passing by the Sherman
House Tuesday afternoon was struck by bricks
from chimney which the wind had prostrat-
ed and received painful scalp wound. His
loft hand was also somewhat injured.
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X ENTUCKV Y.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.-The extensive stables
belonging to H. E. Medaff & Co., dairymen,
two miles from the city, were entirely destroy
surcd in home companies.
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BCssOs SlOca Asas.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 8.
.NU Al LETTING.

!INHE : holders Of the Maine Tannin Com
l par ', hereby notified 10 meet at the office of
Mes rs ;is, Atwood & Co 14j Commercial ST.
rortian' a Saturday, the twelfth instant, &c two
O'Clock =, to act upon the toowug articles:
FIRST 10 hear aud act upon the report of the Dr.
rettoTs.
Second-To choose Eve Directors for the ensuing
year.
Thrd-To act upon any other business that may
legally come before the meeting.
THOS. L. TWITCHELL, Clerk.
Portland, Feb'y4 4, 1870. dtd
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MAIN E.

THE PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY AT BATH.
BATH, Feb. 9-The Portland Light Infantry,
Capt G. P Mattocks, gave an exaioi Tha T ner'
sormsn nee elected the admiration of all present.
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LOUISIANA.

FRAUDULENT OFFICERS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-The impeachment
trial of State Auditor Wycklif commenced
this morning.
This mornings Bulletin contains statement
Inv Judge Cooley, charging the State Treasurer
with defrauding the creditors of the State by
discounting their warrants and using State
funds therefor.
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rcIrGRAPH ITEMS.
h;r,r incbas of snow fell at Huntington,

Thirty inches Of snow Tell az HqH''ns'0"'
Pa, on Tuesday.
The National Executive Cemmitte in Wash va h
ington, Of which George I. Downing Is s chaia,
man, advises the gathering OF an tne coiored
people in the country when it Is ann lou ee,a
that the 18th amendment 9snt Is iai,u' ''
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Farm for Sale.

THE We'll known and yaluaole
AMNC0 Farm of the late Ezekiel nerrii,
@TMflQ situated in Yarmouth, one mile
r. II1 kTI1H from The Falls and ten miles IRON
1Eif{54I3t9 Portland.
SAID a. ~ c ntains one hundred ten acres OF lano
well divided into Illaee, pasturage ana w"ou-lanus
cut aboui 50 tons OF hay, has two large TWO
story house and ell. all OF which are in good repair
If anpled for soon this place will be sold on liberia
t., ms either to one purchaser or 1t may easily be
divided, making two good farms.
For further particulars inquire Of j. n. MER
RIJJ onnosite Post office Yarmouth, or DANIEL
COFFIN. 1l5 Congress ST., Portland, or j. L. MER-
RILL, "a High st. Auburn. w1ms6
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X KANSAS.
LEGISLATION AGAINST INDIA!

ST.. LOUIS Feb 9.-The Kansas Senate yes
terday passed the House concurrent resoiuu1 II, y
asking for the removal of the Indians from t ~
| State, for donation of land by Congress 10.
rights of settlers, and to compel the Indians to
nav for all the stock stolen by them.
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OHIO.

GREAT CONCESSION TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS
Cryc1NyAT1 Feb. 9.-An arrangement was
afsected today whereby all through passengers
a an t%e Atlantic & Great Western and Erie
Railroads can have secured seats all the way
without additional cost
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NOtice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Granville Fernad, OF Harrison, in
w the County Of Cumberland AM Sla,e o.
Maine on the fifteenth day OF July. ID. 1868, BY
mis- deed OF Mortgage of that date which said mort
gage is recorder in the Cumberani RI gistry OF
Deeds, Book ss3, page ia. - e9nveyed to Ohio ";
,arr,son and being that part OF lot number six
he second range OF lots in Said Harrison. which
decide to sad Fernald by Sum er Burnham by
iced d ted April 49, A. d. 1853 wa oh deed is re-
corded in fine cumberland Registry oil Deeds, Book
Isl. Gage 249. And also. the premises conveyed to
,ai1 F,rnald and Charles Walker bV Jonathan
Whitney by deed DARED Nov "a, \. D. 1884, aud re
cor led in sad Cumberland Registry OF Deeds 30 X
$50, Page 35I, and whereas The condition of said
mortgage has been broken, by reason whereof j
clam foreclosure OF The same, pursuant 10 the
statute in such cases made and provided.
Norway, Jan. 4. 1870,
SUMNER BURNHAM,
Admir- OF the Estate OF o. w. Burnham.
ian10 WY
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TUT PROPOSED TAX ON INSURANCE CoMPA-
N1Es.-We ask for "Underwrlter arucie III
another column careful perusal by all VINO
are interested in the important subject CT whicn
froofs
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HOaU to Make Woneu.

IN 1863 ventuTed to SOW 3-16 of an acre to Prof.
| Wilson's foreign Opium seed. | realized S1i51
in cash; last spring sowed IL acre, intending TO
make 1t INFO opium but the call was great IN the
summer Tor seed that save the most of 1t Tor seed
therefore. can furnish all thise that APPLY early
with the seed, and tu instructions how to raise and
manufacture the opium. All letters with stamp en-
clos ID will receive immediate attention. Address,
S. p, BURNHAM,
Norwich, Vermont.
9. LIST, 1869. dc1ld1t& w3m