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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-04

How GEN. BUNsrDE Cor rro PANS.
The following interesting and graphic
account Of the way In which General
Burnside accomplished his now famous
trip. in the character ola paci6cator, from
tho Prussian headquarters at Versailles
to Gen. Trochu in Paris, Is supplied by a
young American lady. lately resident
Of the French capital -gUT,T =
81 suppose you know that Mr.. Paul s. Forbes
went with General Burnside on his mission to
Paris in the capacity Of General Burnsidc's
aid. lie has just sent US very interesting
letter, giving US the particulars Of bis trip
They wire two weeks jn getting to the Prussian
headquarters at Versailles from Boulogne, being
obliged to make many detours and to travel
most Of the way In post-chaises OF the queerest
character. dragged out Of the dusty corners Of
stables where they had been forgotten for years.
They were kindly received at Versailles, and.
AFTER an infinite deal Of pour-pdrier,, finally
obtained permission to visit Paris and sec what
could be done. They were blindfOlded when
the moment came for leaving and accompanied
by IN officer waving white Gag. while on one
side Of them rude trumpeter, blowing Justify
from time to time. In this way they advanced
as far Is Longchamps (sbout five miles from
Psris). where they were stopped rather unpeas.
antly, eight shots being fired at them In rapid
succession Their trumpeter sounded bis trum-
pet and their officer waved his Tag. Mr.
Forbes, who has seen all sorts Of things, 'fom
China to Peru. Is the poet says, declares that
the next ffteen minutes were very solemn as
they waited Ia the death-like stiffness for the
answering trumpet. At last IL sounded, and
then the French came out from their intrench-
meuts and escorted them into Paris. No news
had been received In the great city nom With
out for whole fortnight Everybody and
anybody fockci around them, and you can
fancy what lions they were. They were asked
II Bsnine was not marching to relieve the
capital. and 10 fact Mr.. Foroes says 1t was
strange to find how little they knew OF what
was going ON OF likely 10 happen. After stay
ing In Paris two days they were permitted TO
leave again, and went back TO Versailles to the
Prussian headquarters, where they communi-
Gated such results rs there were Of their nsgo-
tation, and hsd the honor Of dining with the
Crown Prince Of Prussia" =" '.
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Hors.s, Il u stated. arc among The articles In
Paris which have bssu nost greatly dprseiassd
by the sisss. Atths fashionable horss bs1aar''
animals which befSrs tbs war brsaght from
$500 to $1,000. are now selling Is low as from
SO to $40. and the miserable jadcs Of the IA
cres, which are too small for government Pur-
poses, sell Is low as from three to twenty cents.
The reports current yesterday that the French
garrison at Met. Refused to submit to the caP't-
lstiou and was resisting the Prussisn force,
seem to be explained BY dispatches from Berlin
saying the delay In occupying the place was
oau,ed by the immense labor Of starting the
prisoners on their way 70 Germany, and to b
rsfatcd by tho announcement that the P'assaaos
have pow taken possession and Issued procla'na-
tons to the remaining Prsash soldier and to the
inhabitants.
Tho arrival Of . number Of American rsfu-
rees frou Paris In London BIDS dir 70 sdOrd
some accurate information Of the real condition
Of the people Of the bcsiesed city, bat Il viii b
necessary to give time for the sinins OF the sv'-
dence offered BY the p,rtisaus Of either side.
What has thus Gar come to hand is conflicting.
Some reports say that the inhabitants have a.
ready been put on . short allowance and are e1-
periencing the beginnings Of famine. Others
say there Is food enough In the city to last two
or three months. Both accounts may be true.
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well and large number Of Congrssmsn. who
have no idea Of doing an act that would lesk -
though the internal taxation system was to b
pcrpetuated. The President favored separate
department last winter. and his opinions are
that the subject has not undergone change.
The Democrats claim the West Virginia legis-
ature and have elected one. ard perhaps two or
three Congrrssmep.r 10 .
Returns from Dakota indicates the election Of
Armstrong. Democratic delegate to Congress by
about l60 majority. Two Republican candi-
dates were, run, Burleigh and SPHINX, and the
vote 1s nearly equally divided between them.
Burleigh announces his intention to contest.
= According to- Cincinnati paper. Gen. Sam
Cary, during his recent visit to England, made
the startling discovery that he ID "a lineal de-
sccndant Of Queen Elisabeth - He has always
known, he says. that he was Of royal blood, now
he has been able to OK upon the particular roy
al blood which be Is Of But Is this sAmsel aware
that, in selecting royal lady as his ancestor
who has always been spoken Of Is . Virgin
Queen, he Is Completing historical questions
sadlyf And who was his paternal ancestor.
Essex or Leicester II he goes on in this way
he viii soon have 9 long letter from Mr.. Froude
asking him for the facts. Why didn't he select
. King for an ancestor Henry VIII. or Charles
IL would either OF them have answered nicely.
The President has not yet designated suo-
oessor to Mr.. Motley. He has recently had
conference with several leading political friends
upon the subject. but Il has not been brought
to the attention Of the Cabinet, the appointment
being exclusively in the Presidents hands.
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aar,sa,di and ira. Foli..s.r..

A correspondent Of the Tribune, who has
joined Gatibaldi, writes from Dion On the 26th
inst. as follows "The staff are very anxiou,
about the position Of Gsribaldi. who risks toe
much. As usual. he was nearly made prisoner
yesterday. The franc-rirrurs demand Carl
balkan officers. Many Garibaldisns are wait
ing for leave TO come from Italy, and will proba-
bly, arrive soon. The Italians from Alexsndris,
Egypt, have formed legion, and came here las,
night armed and equipped. The Marseilles lie
gion has also arrived with minnie rifles. Fran
tier NatiouauI left Dion on Saturday, to Join
d'armes and famous republican. ARM and
ammunition are greatly wanting, Erba has but
seven rifles and forty-6ve rounds OF ammunition
for whole battalion. The French generally
received the Garibaldians with great kindness,
expecting much sid."
A correspondent Of the Tribune with Carl
bsldi writes on the 9Th inst, from ST. fean ID
Dat a. follows; 81 had not seen Garibaldi since
the eve Of Mantua. The alteration in him since
then Is striking. His figure Is bent with rheu-
matism and his body Is thin, but his face Is q.
calm and bright As ever. We had two hours
talk. His position Is peculiar. He arrived al
Tours simultaneously with Gambstti. and the
latter was not overpleased vith the ovations .
Garibaidi. They had interviews there. Carl
baidi wrote Gambetti Il sell have made .
mistake. am useless and shall return But
that would not have aiited the people. % they
gave him the Department Of Pua. He % re-
ported TO have II, 900 n,en. but In reality be has
not 5000. and they ap Italians, Spanish and
Rrcnch-a mongrel crew"
Cambr,el. at Benncou, has $1,000 men.
Garibaldi has With him his son-in-lav, Cangeo.
chief Of the stat. BAssoo. his secretary. and
others are arriving. Most Of his best officers
are not yet here. said General; II you call
they viii come" lie replied In grave voice,
That Is what cannot do. II would b too
neay responsibility. Each must come on
ms own account" Yesterday he had decided
70 r'urn to Aucsugss. but during the night
toere came news that 5000 PruSisns had con-
esntrasei. % GsIbslli said that he should stay.
He expects every day 10 be attached. i do not
80 Whist Is to sop the Russians n thew att.ok.
Beyond doubt, Garibaldi's coming Z. a mis-
take. The jcAlousy Of the Frspeh rsusr.,, Z
such that he could do pO<hiag. but We sv her,
and there . no retrest- ~. POI t,-r, 49, =
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Elections will be held during tho pres
ent month in no less than fourteen States,
viz: In Arkansas on Monday the 9TH; on
the sth in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Kan
sas, Maryland. Massachusetts,, Michigan
Minnesota. Missouri, Nevada, New Jer'
sey, New York and Wisconsin. In some
of these States Governors and other Statt
officers are to be chosen, In addition tt
members Of Congress, which are to b
elected from all. The Congressional del
egations Of the several States stand politi
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at Ill

Gold closed In new iorK, yesterday, OF III.
On recent voyage of the 8. steamer 0s-
sipee to San Francisco an incident occurred
which deserves to be recorded. On the morn
ing Of the 18th Of O,tober, while the vessel was
steaming along at the rate Of Ave knots, with
strong winds blowing. and while making sail,
the m,in.top-sail hslyaris parted, and the yard
fell, precipating the "captsin Of the top" into
the sea. In falling he struck the rigging twice.
Lieutenant Commander N. Mayo Dyer. naviga-
ting officer, was standing on the poop deck at
the time, taking his morning observation. and
saw the "eaptain" fall. Believing that the
mar, had been stunned by tho fall and seriously
injured, Mr.. Dyer jumped overheard snd
swan to him. He managed to tie q rops thrown
to him around the drowning mans body aud
had him hOisted on hoard. This noble act on
the part OF the officer, riskins his life to cave
another was hailed with qualification by al on
o,rd. and he was greeted on his return with
hearty thanks
An affecting story Is told BY the Memphis
papers Of young and beautiful blonde, whom
. keen-eyed siloon-keeper saw riding in gor-
geous array In hack with the proprietress ofa
fashionable bagnio. In . day or two sad
looking gray-haird old man came into his ss-
loon and disclosed his errsnd In Memphis. he
was from Arkanss. and was seeking his only
daughter. who had lcft her home and friends
aud gone, be knew not whittier. He described
her beauty. and spoke lovingly Ct her golden
tresses. which he had "many time aud on"
entwined around his fingers. The kind-heartsd
publican. bidding the sorruwful father wsh,
hastsnsd to the den Of infamy. asked for the
girl, and on meeting her. told her that her
lAthsr vss In town. and with tssn In his eyes
bseoasht Der to return homo. The poor girls
hssrt wss touched. che hastily dir0bsd hsrself
sfhsr ssery. put % her hooss.iy bought eloths.
entered carriage and vss son 10 hsr fktbss's
arms. Trey len for home on Tie ne1t bost,
blessing the hind bepsAetor whom Providsoes
hsd ssas than. cu h9i',lss s6..iy at 81,
IA monster It osvlsnd. ohio. iass week. While
in state Of lntoxeatou. thsv his child out Of
door and beat HI Wih 10 desth.
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will be so much relied on rs Starvation.
Provisions are evidently already running
short in tho belcAguered city. and possi'
bly, something may be done to cut OF the
water supplies. The investment forces
probably reach nearly or quite 3oo,ooo'
NIL effective troops. and most ably ham
died. For the rest, time must tell.
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Cambridge Cattle Market, NOV. J..
BEEF CATTLE.
PRICES
MAINE CArrLE-nEEr AND Ut

MAINE CATTLE-BEEF AND STORE.
Working Oxen-Sl0d2iO Steers and slim oxen,
S7oni25 or when we'll matched, little above their
value n beef Milch Cows-Slim 70 hslr. tu1eo :
good TO extrn, s1O1iOJ, helfers and iarrov cows,
SnarjO, yearllngs, SOD two-yosr-olds' sisup
As our citations Of sales embrace all glasses and
grades, we must allow them to tell tho story o the
market thisweek. There is . Air demand ni tnli.
" store cattle, and We think the tISds 10 tns ine
Il moro satisfactory than Cor bsef. But sven hsre
NO hardly think farmers will SEQ cause 70 envy dro-
vers their prodt ON stock
Nv withes sold 2 oxen, 1875 rs each. one a. .
AMI one at 7ic live weights loren, ~ ~ sis.,. n
st.:,. e on. i s.siiss bull u.s. .ois
tiT.so, 4 10 Ia jis;0lS, 8 n lin sli'a pair Of
Rshsrd.ou ,S,a 81 yes.s S.. a... ed no
n Abbott sold u oxen, itO n', .. 60 live weight
pair n 9 In SEQ .,.,. nm. mi, n an,
W B Hall sold oIen lor ~ sa.' = Sp nspd.
ID iIobsr n 10 in oxen si'oI On o In sieo' =
heef cows At t5J each.
R,chardson cro.s cold u two-yesrosas rom yls
10 81 cseh, 2yosriins' 81 ss' s.en ; e"'' oxen
M Gilman ono p.irrnsIso zone mileh COW sss'
one f s..sr bailey on. p.lrs ne 10 vostsr sio
sia, s mail 1yesr-olds Sss, n 10 In $50 four
heifsrs sIs Is e.ch one SS;
L Perkins workers at sio5. Slao.
LIBBY Thompson sold oxsn fog t600 2ysar.
olds and one COW q. $40, shsin siso, sn aia
~ nsuldinS { Allen % d n 10 In siso, n stssu
ss. go sSss' sa Ssiis {. 60 !, ss .e s:s
IS Ya.n ali s e; COW ssM a. o,.o ,lu,
1lD, n 4 In ei25.
Head oos b.sf COW sS, aysss-osAs "a 90
johnson 8 wits 10 2ysaroids $40 sseh cows II
81 20 eco one pair7 n ooarSs sxsn si2s.
ID Wells sold III Oxen II Ia, and At 100 drsssed
81 twoyssr-olds ~ IciIvs wight miiea cow 81
Q z Hsmmoud sold hsifsn 81 tD sssh one
milch COW SIS On In oxsa Si'u.
J d iiosner q oxsa = siIo asd Sis! InaiS
t2Si sn ioin tm, shsin eisi snsm" ~"
THE SHEEP TRADE.
Pr,ess-Northssu Bbssp sad Lanhs 81 800 WPss
hssd In lota, % se7e pr ID. -
800 LIVE POULTRY. N fs...f y
DS.....-.-,. .,psr,ssiy ssttlsd o. ~ |
low ~. trsds sppsaFs . lItls no1 aoeoesofy:
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II you desire rosy cheeks and complexion fall
and fee nom pimpics blotches, and eruptions, pu.
rfy your blood and inyigorAts your system by TAX
Ing DIR. Piercc's Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical DIS
covery. IL has no equal for this purpose, nor ~ 7
remedy for "Liver Complaint" or "Blliousness,
Constipation Of tho Bowels, severe lingering Coughs
and Bronchitis. Sold by druggists. Dr.. Percc'i
private Government Revenue stamp, bearing upon
II the words "U. y. Certificate Of Genuineness" 90
tho outside wrapper OF the genuine. lwi6
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ALASKA Where on this globe can We 20 beyond
the olnnipresent Yankeei Landing at sitkA, We
had walked but short distance into the town when
We reached the northern depot OF DR. Ayers medi.
cnes In full display among the hus, shanties and
COURTS OF these boreal tribes. There the familiar,
hone-lke names Of his Cherry Psctoral. Pills, &C.,
salute us from the exterior and the Interior Of \
store which shows more business than It's neghbors
and proves that these simple but sure remedies are
even necessary 10 savage life than TO ourselves
where they visit every aresido-co'. Ahrsad: Josr.
nal .'N lWf6
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The age Of railroads and the telegraph gives rise
10 fast living, and increases the desire fof making
rapid fortunes-some Wishing " 0utstrip, and 9th.
ers 70 be- at least equal 70, their neighbour. In or.
der 70 keep up with this eager and unequal contest
mauity 10 rendered an easy prey 70 disease Tho
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Lungs, or Nervous System
hecome alcted, and sickness, In tho FORM OF Heart
Disease, Jaundice Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Consump-
tion Paralysis or Mania, 10 the result. Tho use Of
Fellows Compound syrup OF Hypophoephitcs will
enable the mind 10 sustain q greater strain unfet-
tered by conflicting Thoughts and unwearied By con.
tinucd study. IL lmparts power OF concentration.
What bci0rs seemed difficult Of solution becomes
easy, and the body Is physically
stronger under It's use. lwi6
All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. IL
IL powerful detergent and 10 just what they want
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Tho season for coughs and colds Is rapidly com
Ing and every one should Be prepared 10 check the
frst symptoms, a. . cough contracted between nov
and Christmas frequently lasts all winter There I
no better remedy than "Johnson's Anodyne Lnl
ment" For all diseases Of the throat and lungs u
sheuld DO used internally and externally. lwi6
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Writing, Bookkeeping, Navigation, 4
.rComer's Commercial COLLEGE.

e Conducted With :iUal ,sesss' for rIInIL
dsnt poseossss the confidence Of the community,
and has thereby peculiar facilities for providing
n,itahls EMPLOYMENT for In graduates, trnale and
female) Open DAy and EVENING.
vith I6yfHUf HANDWRITING 0ught, and MT; Co
mer's works on PENniSsHIP, BOOK. KEEPING, Nav.
iaArios, a., seat postpsd. o. may b had raEE at
the college, 500 Ws.Atsgevss Ssre~s, cornef OF
West street, Boston, where the public 10 invited TO
inspect the arrangements. NH
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fbs decrease in the public debt for the month
Of Oct was s6.l2e. 49, decreass Of deSt
since March. 1870. sss.4i. l2i.62. Total debt,
Nov. I. 81. $40 .sls, 852.es. 80
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Lung fever, common cold. catarrhal fever. and
nasal discharge Of brownish color In horses, may
be CHI cked Mt once by liberal uso OF ''Sherdan's
Cavalry Condition Powders" lwi6
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Special JNrossces.

PILES PrLEsi PILES PILEsi Out.
ward applications are money thrown away Tho
TALfIC LOzKN6ES. They strike at the cause.
They are pleasant, nor like all pills, do they re-
quire increase Of dose. They are exactly suited 70
obyiats costivenoss- cause Of III health. For
HARRISON AGO, Popristcr' and By III drug.
Hists. Maiied Dor 90 scnb. N. y awO
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WELLS
Carbolic Tablets!

An uuhiling remedy for al bronchial Dincuities.
coughs, colds, hosrsenc~s, asthma, dIptheha, dry.
nes OF ths hrvat % wtndpips, and al catarrhal
diseases. ..u-. ..
The wonderful modern discovery of carbolic acid
70 destined 20 become one OF The greatest blessings
10 mankind IN ~ spplloat,on 10 disrasss Of The bu-
man nos and 10 great csrstivs qualities In all e.
feetions % The Chest, Lung and stomach.
DR.. wELLS' 0ARB0LI0 TABLETS,
bssdss the great remedial agent yearbolIe sc con-
taid other lngredien6 universally recommended,
which ehsmically combine, pcsducing Tablet mors
hlKhy medicinal apd better sdAptsd bs disss.cs OF
ths human nss, than Any psvpsration ever bssdrs
o0srsd 70 the pablic.
ron WORMS IN cHrLDRlH
N moro s<Boassoss rsmsdy en- b feepd In net,
49, TAplsn are Spscias, and should b psoupt
v rveo lr this painful suffering of oar little oaes
In iii 49, vhsrs the kidnsys do not perfbm their
nnnesioos properly thsy should b fssly taken.
when healthy acton viii surely follow. rhey are
Invaluable ~ prsventivs OF ell dssasss Of Coo
tAGtous nasasss and no hmiiy shosh b without
~ Wells 0arbolio Tablets.
&. '; 20: =: s. JOIN hi XII e a; 2 ri. ss.
r., Sole Agsat Sbe ths o. o.
~. SOLD BY DRr00Wm <ww
~ n,sksr~ "A px>~s>s>~>ss ~~<>x>< "A sAs. >n..L
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Sewall Lord, Ross Corner, Me-, Agent for the
Hartford Fire Ins. Co. 60 years Of successful and
honorable busincas. Cash Assets, g, 900, tls.s9.
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Your hdsd locks can Be restored TO all their
youthful beauty BY using Natures Hair Restorative,
which 10 ffss nom al dangerous drugs. Bee adver.
tlsemnt- llilF t.l H...sE 7vtS
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n 8. Redlon, Attorney, Kerar Falls, Me-. also
Agent for the Hartford Fire Ins Co. years old.
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Samuel N. Came, ssq., Alfred Village, Me-, Agent
for the Old Hartford and other sound stock Comps
uiaa
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rx..,y..eyeu Yesr,, Practice

Twenty.seveu Years, Practice
In the Treatment OF diseases incident TO Females
has pia ,sd On. DOW 81 the head % all physlei.ns
ma hing such prsotics. Q specially. and enables
MIN 10 GUARANTEES speedy sod psrmanent cure In
The wort Gases OF Ssyprsssiss and ell other Mes
strssi Dsrsngsnspfs. ffou eAsfss~ sss,s Al et
tets for advice must contain g. once, NO. hndi'
n. B.~Board ruishsd to those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment.
Boston. Jalv. ls70-sp.noIuO
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Vim. =. Moody, Kennebunkport, Me-, receives up.
plcstions for the Old Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
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.Nssv .adrerstsesssessts. I
UNION LYCEUM LECTURES.
The Third Lecture Of tho cosns viii b given on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, How. 9th,
80 SHAw'5 KALI,
COL. r. O. SHANNON.
srnrcr, Land Of the ssstAev~ crss.

"Wednesday Evening. Nov. isth, A GRAND
CONCERT. .|+ t.'' '
wednesday Evening, Nov. 2od, Lecture BY WM'
r. EMERSON. ofNeM YORK. Subject, "Ths Ameri
can Republic In 1901"
"Wednesday Evening" Nov. 10Th, Lecture q HOY:
Empire" ..
wednesday Evening Dec 7th, Lecture by JOHN
J. PINKERrOS, OF Philadclphia SUBJECT sh
Philip sidney"
Wednesday Evening. Dec. 18th Lecture by Mrs.
ALICB DUfTON, Of New York. ssb,eet, "odds
and Ends" s"T. go -. r1.'r
wednesday Evening. Dso. ais,, Readings by PnoT.
MOSES T. BROWNIE o.. ..i
WedLe sday Evening, Dec 18th, Lecture by REV.
W. n n. MURRAY. " Boston. Subject, "Adlron-
dacks." -
Tickets for the Course, s.eo, TO be obtained .. tho
Bookstores. s...|. '.
Tickets Tor the Course. with Reserved Seats, s?0.
10 bs obtained Of the Treasurer, at his Once Collar
Company's Building.
Exycr1Us COMMUNICATIONS. u. COLE, Y. w.
STABLES, r. n. HUBBARD, CHARLES A. SHAW.
TREAsuRER-T. L. MERRILL. "
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Parties In Limerick can obtain reliable insurance
In the Old Hartford Fire Ins. Co., by applying TO ii.
II. Burbank, esq, ut Limerick Corner, Ne. lwi6
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81 lie per ID, hence ws

Of good turkeys v.r. sold .. lie per Ii, hence v.
quote ct 10 to7 eeub.
HIDES, PELTs, Ae.
BhEht,u hides 7iOsc country lots 'n7ic calf
skips iCpiso per lb, taiiow. Brightop. si67c
s.S co.,. sae p.n Si 9s, sssn sno.' whole
Pig, wholesale io6lle, retail ioi0iie per pound.
Pat hog 969io.
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Samuel G. Adams, Adams Corner, Newnsld, Ne /,
Agent for the Old Hartford Fire Inst Co. lnoorpo-
rated 1910. each Accommodations, S2,67o,fis 80.
Market value Of Stock. sos per share. tH
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Fred A. Wood, Lebanon, Ne. Any one desiring
sound and reliable insurance, can apply TO Mr..
Wood, who takes applications for the Old Hartford,
8tock) Fire Ins. Co. ...r,Ig.r 80 '-. ..r
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