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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

DEATH OF GEN. LEE.-Gen. Rob
ert L. Lee, the great rebel General,
died at Lexington, Virginia, last
Wednesday, Of congestion OF the brain,
aged "a. In q bad cause he has won
name that will never die. He was
a son Of Gen. Henry Lee of Revolu.
tionary fame, one of the MODEST men
of that period and the true friend OF
Washington. We almost ought to re-
spect the son for what the father was.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

SUBSCRIBE Now.-Mr. c. o. Barnes is
our agent for the Standard in this county,
and all money paid to him will be receipt
ed by him in our name. He is also agent
for the Household, and it will be good
time TO club and take the two. Pay s., so
and you can have the Standard to Jan. /,
1872, aud the Household one year.
Every man should have the Standard, and
every woman should have the Household.
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Clubbing with the Standard.

The HOUsEHoLD.-In our notice Of the
Household last week we perpetrated an
act Of injustice when we called it sixteen
page monthly. Not having it before us
we guessed at it, because we knew sixteen
pages was enough, nd more than enough,
for the price. Let us rectify our mistake
now, before we forget it. ltcontains twen-
ty four pages, and has four columns of mat
ter to the page-making ninety six col
umns each issue, and all this we furnish
for fifty cents, to all those not now sub
scribers to that paper. So, gentlemen,
when the time is up for which you have
paid for the Standard, send us $3.50 for
another year and take the Household for
the wife and daughter, while you who now
owe for the Standard one or more years,
send us the money for what you are behind
and $3.50 in advance, take the Household
and resolve to do better in the future.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

TRANSATLANTIC MAGAZINE.-Thisis
a Magazine Of the highest class, published
at Philadelphia by L. r. Hamerly & Co.
Price, S4O0 We will club it with the
Standard for S2,OO-S4OO for both. 1t has
Us pages. This magazine is made up OF
choice selections from the current litera.
ture Of the Old World This is the mag
azine for the story reader.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18
YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
OOLONG TEAS.
JAPAN TEAS

Also other articles MENTION all OF which
shall sell small advance from We would call special aten
ton Teas and all who really love good cup this beverage
invited to call aud drawing of Teas Thanking friends
for their the ask continuance of the
vs. All indebted either by book account are re-
quested to call and pay SOME MONEY. We want it.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, Oct. Sd,
by Rev. S. X. B. Perkins, Rev. George NJ. futile
and Miss Abbie J. Cutler, all Of Glover.
In Albany, Oct. 10, by Rev. ]. P. Demeritt,
Mr.. G. Z. Barstow of Enfield. Mass, and Miss
Emma L. Dow of Albany.
In Lowell, Oct 3, by Rev. H. n. Hovey, Mr..
II. A. McClary of Albany, and Miss Ellen A
9hedd of Lowell.
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PRINTED AND EMBOSSED SKIRTS

Dress Buttons, Reticules, Lunch
Baskets, ShawIs, Felvetecns,
Hoop Skirts, Cashmere Scarls,
Linen Collars, Lace Collars,
Linen Cuffs, Crochet Edgings,
Hamburg Edgings, Silk Billings,
Magic Ruffiing, Brown Cottous,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

BIcached Cotton s
Dwight's Linen Finish,
C0ttons, Black and
6 old mixed Repel-
Ialt5, Beavers, Doe
5 Kin 5 Broadcloths,
Cassimercs, Corsets,
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Crockery, Glass Goblets, Tumb-
lers, Glass Tea Sets, Paper
Hangirgs, Paper Curtasns, Oil
Window Shades, Wood Saws.
Cast Steel Shovels, Hoes, Ma
nure Forks, Spades, Sleigh Bells
Cattle Ties, Cattle Cards
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

PLAIN and Ribbed Merino Hose,
Ladies White Merino Vests.
Ladies White Merino Drawers,
Dress Braids, Alpaca Braids,
Twist, Sewing Silks, Hadley
Spool Cotton, Dexter Knitting
c OTTONS, NUBIAS,
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Hats, Caps, Mems
@ ord c 9 a n Jackets,
NJ c n 5 Undershjrts,
Mems Drawers, Lap
Robes, Horse Blankets,
White Bed Blankets,
Manchester Quilts,
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Gents Hem Stitched
Handkerchiefs, Gents
Silk HandkerchiefS,
Shirt Fronts, Suspend
crs, Neck Ties, Paper
Collars, d 0 G Skin
Gloves. Buck Gloves,
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j. L. WOODMAN,
o. ID. OWEN

DEALER in Boots, Shoes, and Findings, OF
IL the best kind and quality. offered cheap
for cash. Store in A. & ]. L. TwOmby'S.
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Horse Brushes, Curry
Combs, Wheel Heads.
Meat Cutters, Apple
Pearers, Coffee Mills
Steel Traps, Bed Cord
Clothes Lines, Col
Rope, Strap Hinges
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HOUSE..

Bills introduced and referred-By
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, laying a
tax on the county of Addison; to
committee consisting of the members
from the county Of Addison.
From the Senate, to pay widow OF
the late Gov. Washburn, and Gov.
Hendee, the sums therein named: to
committee on claims.
BY Mr.. Chase OF Concord, to
amend the acts Incorporating an
Academy and Grammer School in
Concord to committee on education
By Mr.. Graves of Bennington, tc
incorporate the Walloomsac Railroad
Company; to committee on railroads
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, tc
amend sec. l of chap. 80 g. s., relat
ing to the Supreme Court Judges; tt
com. on judiciary. (This bill pro
vides Tor the election of one Chic
Justice of the Supreme Court an(
six Assistant Judges, instead of five
Assistants as the present statute pro
vides.)
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-Re-
member what we said Of this cheap, but
excellent magazine and when your time
is up next January, or little before, send
lis $3.50 and take the Standard and Woods.
We will guaranty that it shall be sent or
the money refunded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

Bed Ticking, Blue and
Brown Denim, Kero-
sene Lanterns, Oil
Lanterns, Lamp Chin
neys, Kerosene Wicks,
Candle Wicking, a
large assortment Of
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Vermont Legislature.
Saturday, Oct. s, 1870.

Saturday, Oct. s, 1870.
SENATE.
Reading Of the Scriptures and pray
er by the Chaplain.
journal Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Reports-By Mr.. Heath for com
mittee on rules, the rules of the last
session with an addition to rule LIST,
providing for the appointment of a
committee to canvas the votes for
County and Probate officers. and a
new rule (4H providing that after
the second reading OF every public
bill, the secretary shall procure its
printing, and the omission Of rule As.
the appointment of a committee on
Federal Relations being elsewhere
provided for. Adopted.
Joint resoIutions-By Mr.. Heath,
granting the use of the hall Of the
House of Representatives next Tues
day evening to the Vermont Histori.
cal Society for its annual meeting.
Adopted on the part Of the Senate
By Mr.. Grandey-Providing for a
joint assembly next Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock, to elect State off
GERS. Adopted on the part of the
Senate.
Adjourned.
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Barn Door Rollers,
Butcher Knives, Table
Cutlery, Whips. Whip
flashes, Umbrellas. ak
es, Az Handles, Nails
Mirrors, Saleratus, So
d a Cream Tartar.
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Boys Boots, Copper Toed Shoes,
Mems and Womens Rubbers,
Mems and Women Arctics,
Mems Beaver Overcoats, Boys
Oycrcoats, Mems Sacks, Frocks,
PANTS A n d Y E 5 I 5,
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Trunks, Vaiises, R. R.
Bags, Ladies Button
Boots, Ladies Balmo-
raj Boots, Ladies Con
gres5 Boots, Ladies
Slippers, Mems Thick
Boots & Rubber Boots,
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On Thursday the leg atare ad-
Journed over till Monday afternoon.
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AFTERNOON

The President pro tempore in the
chair.
Joint Resolution-From the House,
appointing a joint committee to make
investigation and report whether the
State expenses cannot be reduced
Mr.. Abel moved to propose to the
House to amend by striking out the
words which give authority to the
committee to send for persons and
papers; which was agreed to, and
the resolution, with the proposal Of
amendment, adopted in concurrence
Bills referred-S. ), in amendment
of an act TO provide for the appoint
ment of reporter for County Courts
to committee on Judiciary.
s. 6, relating to pleadings and pro
ceedings in certain criminal cases
to same committee.
Adjourned.
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DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
~ w. l. Goods. Groceries, CTockery, Flour
Salt, Fish. Nails, Ready Made Clothing, &c.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

Pimento Pepper, Ginger, Cassia,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Indigo. Raisins,
Citron, English Currants, Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco, Navy
Tobacco, Dwight's Skies, Eure-
ka Smoking Tobacco, Snuff,
whole Java Coffee, roasted and
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We have just returne
ever opened in Barton.
Scotch Plaids, Corded
Alpaccas, British LUIS
tiers, Empress Cloths,
P oplins, MohairS,
Black Silks, English
Satteens, Black Alpac-
cas-, all Wool Delaines,
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DIED.

In Barton, Sept. 81. Esther, widow of Joseph
Owen, aged 81.
In Glover, Oct 10, Eliphalet Rollins, aged 49,.
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White Cambrics Lawns, Bril-
liants, Diaper Linen Linen Ia
BILE Covers, Linen, Table Dam
ask, Napkins, Towels, Ladies
Hem Stitched Handkerchief
Ladies Cord Handkerchiefs
Ladies Tucked Handkerchief
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Your obedient servant.
J. NJ. SMALLEY, L. :. Dep. Marshal.
AEsT-T N-AA<

FROM the committee on judiciary. IN Ia
vor Of h, "a to amend sec. - chap. . g.
s., relating to action to damages on high
ways; with proposal of amendment, to
strike out sec this act shall take effect
from its passage which was agreed to
third reading ordered.
From the committee on judiciary. in IA
vor Of h, Is, to repeal sec. 81 chap. 80 2. :.
relating to the supreme and county courts !;
third reading ordered
From committee on judiciary, against h.
70, in repeal secs. l, ,, and j. chap. s.
z. ;, relating to the taxation OF dogs; on
motion of Mr.. Houghton Of Stamford, Or
dered to lie
From general committee in favor of h.
i, 10 change the name of Warren Sylves-
ter Hunter, and constitute him heir-at-law
Of G. w. Vance third reading ordered
Bills introduced and reterred-By Mr..
Patch Of Hinesburg, constituting the mem
bers Of the Senate and House of Rrepre-
sentatives from Chittenden county, a spec
ial committee to equalize and average the
grand list Of the county Of Chittenden for
the year 1870; to committee on grand list.
BY Mr.. Grout Of Barton, for the distri-
button of the grammar school fund of Or
leans county; to committee on education.
BY Mr.. Edison of MendOn, to legalize
the grand list Of the town of Mendon for
the year 1870; to committee on grand list.
The Speaker announced as special COM
mittee on the bill to incorporate the Mont
pelier and Wells River Railroad Mr.. Po-
land of Montpelier, Mr.. Dickey Of Rye
gate, Mr.. Bailey Of Newbury.
JOTNT ASSEMBLY
At half-past o'clock the Senate came
into the Representatives Hall, and Joint
assembly was formed to hear the report of
the committee to canvass the votes for
county and probate officers, and, Ii neces-
sary, to complete the election OF the same.
His Honor, George n. Dale, President
| of the Senate, in the chair.
/ George Nichols, Secretary Of State, clerk,
! The report Of the canvasssing committee
was read by the clerk, and the following
] elections were made uirc U0ce vote, to fill
vacancies:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Granville-Harvey Cove.
Underhill-H. C. Richardson.
South Hero-P B. Adams.
Glover-Elias 0. Randall.
Salem7-David n. Glib.
West Observation-Disclosures Fish.
Moret0wn-James Stewart.
The Senate thereupon withdrew.
On monitor of Mr.. Skiff of Monkton
adjourned.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. II.
The Chair appointed as commit
tee upon Senate bill u, to incorpo
rate railroads and regulate the same
Messrs. Abel, Bailey and Collamer
Bills introduced and referred-B,
Mr.. Grandey, to repeal oh. 100, G. s.
relating to persons claimed as fugi
tive slaves; to committee on Fedora
relations.
On motion of Mr.. ColIamer, ad
journed.
AFTERNOON.
Reports-By Mr.. Gardner, for gen
eral committee, proposal Of amend
ment to S. 4, relating to the charte
OF Vermont Life Insurance Company
which was agreed to.
Opposed by Senator Pingry, an,
| favored by Senators Benedict an
Gardner, and on motion of Mr.. Pr
CRY it was ordered to lie.
By Mr.. Sake, fer committee O.
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from Market with as good a stock of goods as was
We have on hand
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Buck Mittcns, Ladies
Ladies Berlin Lined
Gloves, White Kids,
Black Kids, assorted
Colored Kids, White
Cotton Hose, FIeeced
lined Cotton Hose,
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ground Coffee Brown Ganued Powdered Sugar Crushed
Ghekns Starch Rice Soaps Kerosene Oil Candles and
fine Salt,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-18

Prints, Ginghams, Op.
era Flannels, Shirting
FIannelS. 3-4 and 4 1
all wool White Elan.
nels, Shaker FlanreIs
Salisbury White Elan.
nels, White Linen.
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ID o n Il f A IL
CALLING ATT SKINNER ( DREW'S

have from Market with stock
opened in Barton. We have on hand
Scotch Plaids, Corded Prints, Gnghams o.
Alpaccas British Fannels Shir1p
ters Empress Cloths FannelS 34 and Al
PopIins Mohairs all wool White Elan
Black Silks English nels, Shaker Flanrels
Satteens Black Alpac Salisbury White Fan
cas- all Wool Deanes nels, White Linen
White Cambrics Lawns, Bril-
lants Diaper Linen Linen Ia
bic Covers Linen Table Dam
ask Napkins, Towels, Ladies
Hem Stitched Handkerchief,
Ladies Cord Handkechies,
Ladies Tucked Handkerchief,
Gents Hem Stitched Buck Mitcns Ladies
EIandkerchieis Gents Ladies Berlin Lined
Silk Handkerchiefs Gloves, White Kids
Shirt Fronts Suspend Black Kids, assorted
ers, Neck Ties Paper Coored Kids White
Collars O Skin Cotton Hose, Feeced
Gloves, Buck Gloves SO lined Cotton Hose
Plain and Ribbed Merino Hose,
Ladies White Merino Vests.
Ladies White Merno Drawers,
Dress Braids, Alpaca Braids,
Twist, Sewing Silks Hadey
spool Cotton, Dexter Knitting
COTTONS, NUBIAS,
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On the bill introduced by Mr.. Kellogg
of Benson, relating to railroad corpora
tions-Messrs. Kellogg of Benson, Stetson
of Enosburg, Graves of Bennington, Holt
of Berlin, Walworth of Coventry, Brittell
of Weybridge, and Crosby of Brattleboro.
On motion of Mr.. Edison of Mendon, adj
journed,
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Reports-from the committee on the u-
dietary against h. in addition to chap
40 g. $, entitled, "Of Ejectment;" third
reading refused.
| From the committee on the judiciary
| against h. II to amend sec. 20, chap. 81 9.
s, relating to justices Of the peace; order
| ed to lie, on motion of Mr. Cardell of War
rem.
From the committee on the judiciary.
against h. 9 to increase the powers and du-
ties of Notaries Public and Masters in
Chaneery: third reading refused.
Bills introduced and referred-Bv Mr..
| Wheat of Putney, to annex part of the
town Of Dummerston to the town of Put
ney, together with petition on the same
subject; to select committee of five to be
selected from the county of Windham.
By Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, relating to
express carriers to committee on iudic-
larry.
By Mr.. Bailey of Newbury, to amend
sec. ~ chap:25 &. s., relating to highways
and bridges; to committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Henry of Chester, in addition to
chap. 90 G. s., relating to town lines to
committee on judiciary.
by Mr.. Houghton of Stamford to repeal
secs. l. ,. 3, and 40 of chap. SO g. S, relat-
ing to taxation of dogs; to committee on
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Drake Of Royalton, supplement
tary to sec. l No. l, of the Public Acts O.
1869, relating to marriage; to committee
on judiciary.
By Mr.. Powers of Leicester, in addition
to chap. "a G. $, relating to the traffic il
Intoxicating liquors; to committee on ju
dietary.
The Speaker announced as the commit
tee to equalize the Grand List;
Messrs. Hopkins of Rupert, Hyde o
Castieton, Parks of Waterford, Page o
Morristown, Whitcomb of Ludlow, Whit
temore of Milton, Ormsby of Waterbury
Walworth of Coventry, Phelps of South He
70, Clark of Lincoln, Hotchkiss of Georgia
} Pinney of Brighton, Bailey of Newbur
and Field of Guilford
= The Speaker also announced the follow
ing committee:
! On the resolution introduced by Mr.. Bul
, of Hancock-Messrs. Bull of Hancock
Huntington of Corinth, Spalding of Rox
: bury, Shedd of Salem and Ranney of Pitts
field.
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THE

Hosea ca
river road
Landing, d
Acres about
noble farm.
We were
and were u
evidences o
Mr.. Gallup
his new ho1
finished the
vicinity.
the people
lumber ma
zens claim
we have Sc
to think tn
there, the f
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located.
Ira A. II
RawsOn Of
years or md
everywhere
as a steady
has lately F.!
jewelry ste
other good
man. Cir
Mr.. VIM
North Graf
Mr.. Lev
neatly rem
Mr. EA
last week
town has {
resent the
think itnJ
correct til
will do so
call for SD
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spectacle
feel comic
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Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal Of Saturday was read and
approved.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr.
Richmond of Woodstock, changing the
name Of the Green Mountain Institute Ito
Green Mountain Perkins INSTITUTE tC
general committee.
By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, in addition
to an act incorporating the village of Fair
haven; to committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Barnes of Ferrisburgh, to repea
sec. 8 of an act approved November 10
1866, relating to the duties of the Board o
Education and the examination of teach
| ers; to committee on education.
Report-From committee on judiciary
in favor of h. b., relating to State officers
third reading ordered tomorrow morning
On motion of Mr.. Day of Ira, adjourned
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Bills introduced and referred--By Mr..
Camp to change the name of Eyeline L.
Adams; to general committee.
BY Mr.. White, to amend sec - of chap.
10 of 2. :, relating to the duties of select
men; to committee on Judiciary. The
bill directs selectmen to require bonds Of
constabIes before they enter upon the dis
charge of their duties.
Resolution-By Mr.. Heath, instructing
the committee on agriculture to inquire
into the expediency Of appointing a com
mission for the promotion of agriculture,
manufacturing, quarrying and mining
adopted
The president appointed as a special
committee provided for by the resolution
lMr. Bulbs relating to State expenses,
Senators Abel, SAKE and Hastings
On motion of Mr.. Hastings, adjourned.
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Wanted.
ENkSt Glass, Coat Makers; also good Tenement
II 1 OF three or tour Rooms in good locality suita-
BILE tor man and wife, ~
Enquire of or address
+. 7. LlTTLEFIELD
au25dlw 151 Middle St., Portland Me.
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Terms $500 per annun,, in adrance.

MIR. Silas p. Jones has a tannery ON the
same dam, where the business is carried Oil
quite extensively.
Ihere ale two other excellent privileges
on the same stream, one owned by Mr.. Hol-
den, and The other by the Messrs. Cook. They
are putting in one of the chase wheels and
are getting their mill in good condition for
fall work. AT Webb's mill Messrs. j. Dyer
d Co. get out about so first class wagons a
year, and quite number of sleighs. There
are several saw mills at that village, employed
mainly in the manufacture of shook staves
MIR. j. McLelen has commenced manufact-
urlng corn brooms in that village.
FARMS AND FARMING.
Ihere are some excellent farms in this
Town, one OF the largest of which is that of
Aipneus Holden, Esq, embracing some three
or four hundred acres. Mr.. Edwards. near
Otistield line, has a large ard productive farm.
Mr.. Richard Maybury and Mr.. L. Cook have
excellent farms well cultivated. About half
mile from Harrison Flat, on an eminence
overlooking all the surrounding country, is
the farm of Mr.. S. II, Dawes, of about 300
acres, much of it under a high state of cultiva-
ton. His house and barn are the best ar
ranged for comfort and convenience of any we
have ever seen. Mr. Dawes is of the fifth gen
Grafton who have lived on the same spot.
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Great Bargains in Real Estate
100000 feet Of Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland.

EMBRAClNG many OF the m ST. beautifully loca
- ted house lots to be had in the city. Several
store lots centrally located. Also over 800 feet
tonnage on the new marginal street; some OF it
the deepest water in the hal Dor, and afford
ths best and most convenient SITES ior wharves,
III mahuiaetorles and depot grounds of any locaton to
. oe nau ID the city. large portion Of the above
VIII 0e sold at the low price OF iour AZ cents
per superficial loot and upwards With The increas-
eu demands for additional railroad facilities for the
new roads now in progress, and the prospective
CROWN OF Portland, 1t 10 believed that safer and
more remuneraiive investment in real estate cannot
he mad Enquire of Moses Could IS No, tb Street,
j. @. Proctor, SO Exchange Street. =
jun20eod&eow7W
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If the Scieatif1c Bodies Of all civilized
Counlries have unjtcd in praisiug Ho1fss
wait xarnct, aud have bcsio ed upon its
originator many Medals and Dlplomas.
Ihen We feel certain that the Consumptive uses il
with confidence the weak and invalid take it as the
pest tonic ana as constant drink, and that peope
Coughs Colds, ETC.. try it, and find the same benefit
~ using It as thousands have proclaimed. It ;s
and remedy. uiihh
~ SULD bf ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRoCFRs.
IA AKKAnT 4 Co., 25S Greenrich 81 ~ y
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