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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-31

JUSTICES CoURT.-State VS.. Lazenby
In this case the defendant was charged
with assaulting Mrs. Grambs. The trial
was set for yesterday, and a jury was
summoned, but the Prosecuting Attor-
torney, Mr.. Mcdonald, dismissed the
case. We are informed that the reason
why MIR. Mcdonald dismissed the case
was, bscause he was dissatisfied with the
jury that was summoned. We are not
acquainted with the facts of this matter,
but certainly 1t wonld appear an easy af-
fair, in town like Phoebe. to summon a
jury that is unobjecti9nable to both par
Ties, especially for trial in Justices
court.
Coop JogE.--It is one of the funni.
,st things in the world to find the R,di
calls complaining about alleged lavish ex-
penditure, after being gorged with the
nation plumber for years and years.
Like prule Of doubtful reputation, they
are eager to accuse tn ir nrighbols of
like offences. Go to. Go to. We shall
next hear of Doll Tearsheet assailing the
character of some honest burghcr's wife.
LEFT TowS.-Col. Harry I. Thornton
Mr.. Lyman and Sheriff | ane left town
yesterday morning for an excursion
among the dear Peeps in the outside
settlements. Col. Thornton and other
gentlemen will speak at Panaca to-
nj sht.
The IvANHoE.-Mr. j. r. Duff, the
Superintendent of this mine, informs us
that a rich vein of two feet wide has
been struck at the bottom of the shaft
which is now 2l2 feet from the surface.
The ore in the ledge is extremely rich.
Much of it is deeomposed, and has
yielded assays of Sl947.79 to the ton.
The VULcAN.-This mine is situate
beyond the Bowery. The incline is las
feet deep. The vein is feet wide and
contains ore from wall to wall. There
are now 100 tons on the dump. 1t is ex-
pec.ed the ore would mill from $50 to
$50 per ton.
TEAMS. - Yesterday Main street was
crowded with teams bringing in goods.
Some parcels for the railroad also al
rived.
NET fEcEIprs.--We are happy to say
that the net receipts of the b,ll given by
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will
considerably exceed 5000.
DIR. FoIrR, who has been i'll recently,
has so far recovered as to be able 10 at
tend to the duties Of his profession.
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARs of the fol,
lowing brands can be had at Wilson &
Salomons: Flor de Morales, La Presi-
denta, Villar de Villar, Ell Rio Sella,
and other brands. Also stationery and
news matter. o20
G. B.. Lowell is still on hand with
his Roofing of every description. He is
prepared to make whole Loaky Roofs
and Cutters, and is also ready to do
Painting in all its branches.
D. A. FULKs, of Fulks & McAlpip, is
our candidate for County Commissioner,
and we have reason to believe that his
friends will stand in and make his cleo.
ton sure.
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had at Burrage's
Drug Store, Main street, directly oppo-
site LacOur street, o2-1m
G. WIEDERHoLD's Circulating Library,
Main street. Also, Cigars. tobacco, sta
tionery. ETC., etc. Opposite the foot of
Meadow Valley street.
All kinds Of lamps, Jessep's steel,
shingls nails, &C., at J. j, Halpin &
Co. g. east side Main street. o29
@ls Blue Erock Beaver Suits at
ecA s. ASHIM BROS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-31

POSTAGE. have been requested to
call the attention of persons mailing
newspapers, that one cent stamp pre-
pays one paper, if it does not weigh over
two ounces; but if it goes the slightest
fraction over two ounces the paper is
held for postage. When two or more
papers are sent In one wrapper more
than one cent stamp Is required.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-31

Correct Geographical Time at W. Man
ning's Jewelry Store, opposite Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'S. ocl6-1m
BILL PosrNG.--A bill poster will call
at the REooRD office, whenever his SER
vices are required. oc26
A pleasant hour may be passed at
Clancy's Saloon, where all the papers are
kept on file for the use of patrons. sell
Blanket Overcoats mt
oc24 S. ASHIM & BROS.
Smoked Herrings ut
oc24 S. ASHIM BROS.
Cranberry Sauce Mt
oc2i s. ASHIM & BROS
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3. r. SID E S

BUYS AND SELLS STOCKS ON
COMM SION.
Money Loaned On Stocks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
The Shortest Way to Say it.

In Newport, Il. l.. a grocer one day nailed
up salt cod on one Of the shutters of his
shop, and underneath it wrote in chalk
Goldfish for sale cheap for cash here"
Presently in came an acquaintance and
said
what do you have here on that sign
about Goldfish for You don't sell Goldfish or
any other goods in any place but here Any
body would know where you sold them with.
out that word
That's so, said the grocer. /" Boy, wipe
out the word here from the Goldfish sign"
The boy obeyed, and the next day another
critic appeared. Said he, " For cash Who
ever knew you to trust for any goodsY Why
do you say you sell Goldfish for cash ?"
&" You are right" said the grocer Boy,
wipe out the words for cash from the cod.
fish sign"
This was done. and shortly after third
critic came to the shop objecting to the word
" cheap"
Who ever knew you to uudersell other
dealers ?" said be you don't sell any
cheaper than they Your prices are just the
same as theirs, and more, il you can get it.
Cheap cheap what do you have that word
for ?"
Well, it is not of much USE" said the
grocer. Boy, wipe out the word cheap
from the Goldfish sign"
Again the boy did as his master babe, and
the same day critic No. found fault with
the phrase " for sale" Said he, " For sale
no one ever knew you to give away Goldfish.
OF course you keep them for sale there is
no occasion for telling people what everybody
knows p
There is something in that" said the
grocer. Boy, wipe out for sale from the
codhsed sign."
This left the salt cod and the single word
Goldfish" beneath. 1t was but few min
utes after that customer, who came in to
buy some goods, remarked to the grocer,
What funny sign you've got out there
any one would know that is Goldfish nailed
on your shutter"
$50 they would was the reply; Boy.
wipe out the word Goldfish from that sign
The boy obeyed, aud the fish remained with
no ption.-Selected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

for Lizzie to bear. She retired to her own
little room aud wept till she could weep no
more BY the FIRST dawn Of light she was at
her sisters bedside, but there was no atora.
ton. For three days Carrie continued in
this state would not, il could, describe
the agony Of Lizzie as She heard herself thus
called upon, aud deseryedIy reproachej by the
dear sufferer. Her punishment was indeed
greater than she could bear
At the close Of the third day, Carrie
gave signs Of returning consciousness, in.
qnircd if the cold water which She drank
would iniure her, recognized her mother aud
anxiously called for lizzie. She had Just
stepped out, but was Immediately told Of this.
Oh, how joyful was the summons She
FASTENED TO her sister, who, as she approached.
looked up and smiled The fcversh flush
from her check was gonc,--she was almost
deadly pale. BY her own rcques, her head
bad been raised upon two or three pillows
aud her little cmaciatod hands were folded
over the white covcrld Lizzie was entirely
overcome, she could only weep aud as she
stopped to kiss her sisters white lips, the
child threw her arms around her neck aud
drew her still nearer Ii was long embrace
then her arms moved couvulsively aud fell
moiioness hy her side; there were a few
struggles, She gaspcd once or twicc--and III.
tie Carrie never brcathed again.
Days and weeks and months rolled on
Time had somewhat healed the wound which
grief for the loss Of an only sister had made
but it had no power TO remove from lizzie's
heart the remembrance Of her former un-
kindness, which poisoned many an boar. She
mover took her little basket Of dinner, now
so light or in her solitary walk to school
passed the halfway stone, without deep
sigh, and often tear Of bitter regret - Sc
Iccfei
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

sitting under the old clm-ircc.
Just as I cat seven years ngu
Then was Eager, and KAY. aud light
Now am patient, and calm, and slow
had tion n love which ! callrl my own
Tlcrcst of my way ] must walk alone.
I've done the work hat sirovc 20 DO,
I've won Che crown that hoped Ger thou
Though no voice whispers 20 me at home,
My name is safe nu the Tongues ut mUn
~ SOME had boon happy 90 know my iniuc.
but the last one I'm me before u came.
sitting under the old elm tree,
Oh fnr tho castles used g. build
Dreaming my future 40 uHnce anil Int.
while toll and SORROW my present llIci
Bat who of su D cast a. would ho itHlffrd,
u they "a Sc ones eyes, while the path De- hHfi'
Now. when the future hoped is gained,
What would I give for The p1st Duer moro '-.
The hard. hard work with an honest Uui|
Tho love that ncrycI me 90 nll ] NOfrf
Far better tho valley 10 home Doe ihcrc,
Than the mountain summit so ChIll aui Naf".
An empty homo. and au empty heart
A lifelong sorrow Tint thrills mY suIU.
Wag 10 for flfif that lnhured s01
Was 10 for hf,r ! endured so lou-i
Should we dare io live, were che future s.tn'
Thank God Cor th0 veil thnt De drops between
-ilbeH9 p. Nlgo, ia GOOD Wa'i'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
Adtertis oments.
VERMONT CENTRAL X. II. LINZ
FALL ADVANCEMENT
commeneiHg Monday, Sest. 30, 1872.
ANS 0ofHo SoUyB AND EAST.

Mail Train leaves oadenibutgh ?, 6.Qo p. M; 81. A.
and bellows Fails with trains for Boston, Worccs
&c at White River Junction with trains on the p.s
New York At New London With steamers for New OH
Day Express Leaves Montreal AZ 9ola m. o. Johr,
at TO- o. M, Ogdenshuruh a 600 y. ~ Psttsburgh t
68Oa M, st. Adams at 1910 ~ NJ arriving in Boston
via Lowell a. lu.Wp. M.
plnttsburgh 39i M Montreal at 3i5 p. M, st. John.
Al 505 p. ~, st. Adams ~ ~ y; M, connecting II
Boston and Worcester 6c striving Ut Boston al s2ia
MI at South Vernon with trains ior Springfield and Nv
York arriving in New Yorf e, 1870 D. M, New London
TRAivs aoiNo WORTH AaD Rksr.
Leave Montpelier at 33oa. No. 500 e. u.. 30 and
piv Expreus leaves Boston via Lowell at s.noa. n,
Tor burlington st. Altans. Montreal, 49,. arriving III
Montreal at 9A5 p. M, aud Qgdensburgh at l2ao d b.
Mail Train fir burlington and 81. Adams leave,
Boston via Lowell a. GOA. no. 20 Lawrence and Fitch
nd 800 a. m South Vernon 40 1000 o. m.. fe'ios.
Falls il5 no., White River Junction 2li b. M, AMY
Tiains laagMr boston VIA F.tchhurgh at 30 a.m.
aud surn-dcld at SOD o. M, connect at White River
Accommodation Train leaves Nofthfcid 1t -.t5 an.
Rutland nt ND M. Burlington 90 H.l q. iu st. AZ
hauso l2uip ms arriving lnog icns'ur-ht n Co.,.
/ Nighi Frrre.s leave. Neu London ut . g. p. m.
south Venom 49, e, r. ; aG '"- 's yoss iioW
o. m. Springfield $40 %. m.i Below fals % l1 b. DE-
connecting With train over Cho'hile lsuauf leaving
Boston at 500 g.. ni., connecting go White Nfef juno
ton win train leaving Boston Of f.oDr. r. on Bur
] unE.on st. Mmus. Montreal &C.. artn4 in Moniroa
at 5a. w., p.atishur-h % On a. u aud in oEien.
| purgh 90 % Ji y. connecting wlul ouud Trunk
] Railway and st'amers .or t0v West
running between Montreal aud l0strn 4la Montreal
and springfield, and So. Alhans and ir".
. Drawing Room Car. on Day Express Tnus oe wet
Throash rioEct % Chicago s9a tss Ne, a. .a's :
the principal stations @. MERRILL HtHr 'tft
] st. AihnuF. SEPT. N lslA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
~ II r G + + f b X A r Il 4
QUAKER BTTTERSI
A GREAr MEpIcAL DISCOVERY


Extracts Of Roots and Herbs, tciich almost iurqri-
ably cure he fol'oiring complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn Liver Complaint and Loss "
Appetite cured by taking few bottles
Lassitude. Low Spirits and Sinking sensation. cured
at once.
Erupuons. Pmplos. Bloteles, and al Impurities Of
the Blood bursting through the skin otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derangemeut nvaria
bly cured ono bottle will convince the most skeptca
Worms expelled from tho system without the iea.,
difficulty Patients suffering from the pre-, acnt disease
will a marked change for the better ia their cond
ton after taking bottle. Worm dGrutIes are more
prevalent than IL generally supposed IN the young and
they will end the Quaker B,tets sure remedy
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, ETC. speedily re.
ueyed.
Rheumati.m. sweilci Joint. and scroflla Affections
removed or greatly relieved By this nvauablc medicines
Bronchitis, Catarh Commissions and II, stories. cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing Pain n the Lungs SD, and Chest,
almost invariably cured by taking fee bottles of the
Quaker Bttcrs.
AL difficult Female Derangcmcnts almost invariably
caused by violation Of the organic aws prevalent
to the American ladies' yold readily this Invaluable
mcdicinc--the Quaker Biters.
All Impurities OF tho Blood and diseases incident to
the same, always cured By thc Quaker Beis 20 taken
according 70 directions
The aged find in the Quaker Bt,ers just me article
they stand In need Of IN their declining years.
Itqucken. the blood and cheers the mind and pave,
the passage down the plane Inclined.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
TOR sALEl-The subscriber, having de.

Il cided to 20 West offers for sale cheap and on easy
terms, his new block four stories high with French oo
IN good location In the growing village of Plainheld
within stones throw Of the depot Of the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad. This building was erect
ed only one year ago Is we'll finished aud painted,
ana contains SIX good tenements with running wafer
Also on the hst door good Feed and Grain Store We
claim that this Is the hest location In Washington county
Tor store OF this kind, located II 4 In the heart Of
eh farming country, aud being central point for al
the surrounding towns, IL Is tho only store II this hnd
ing business In this vicinity
furthermore extensive buildings heng erected 70
improve the splendid water power ia this village hhu
with the present prospect of having a railroad com
pleted 20 this point making this the terminus for w
present At least u Is safe 70 claim that ainhe,a u
now thc most promising business point In teniral ''
45tf c. A. BARTLETT.
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" The population of the earth is about
1877 100000 the number of square miles
amounting TO 2,426,505. Europe has SOL.
100000 inhabitants with l7s.l30 square
miles Asia, 704 100000 to 10000 square
miles Australia and Polynesia, 4,365 900
TO l6l ,lO5 square miles Africa, 1872, 500, :.
wy 10 5t3.570 square miles and America,
s4,524,000. to T476s0.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

WILD { he Il Il Y,
REMEDY FOR CONSTITUTION

WHICH CAN DE CURED BY TIMELY RESORT
To THIS STANDARD PREPARATION. AS HAS BEEN
PROVED BY THE HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS
RECEIVED ny THE pRoPREroRs ~ Is AC.
.KNowLEDGED by MANY PROMINENT ruysIcI-
ANS TO BE THE MOST RELIABLE PREPARATION
EVER INTRODUCED FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE
OF ALLLUNG COMPLAINTS, AND Is OFFERED To
TnEPuBLIC, SANCTIONED ny THE EXPERIENCE
OF OVER FORTY YEARS. WHEN REsoRTED TO
IN SEASON rr SELDOM FAILS To EFFECT A
SPEEDY CURE Is THE MOST SEVERE CASES or
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, CROFT. wuoopING CorGu.
lNFLUEN ASTHMA, COLDS. SORE THROAT,
PAINS OR SORENESS IN THE GUEST AND SIDE
LIVER COMPLAINT, BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
&C wISTARs BALsAN DOES NOT DRY Up A
CoUGH AND LEAVE THE CAUSE BEHIND, As is
THE CASE WITH MOST PREPARATIONS. but IT
LoosENs AND CLEANsES THE LUNGS, AND AL
LAYS IRRITATION. THUS REMOVING THE CAUSE
or THE COMPLAINT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

"a Pefs0ns de.7 Gus d havIng ln1urlnco placed N
SOUND COMPANIES at REASONABLE RATES, will
Ind us ready and willing to do their business
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
at this Office
A. c. BROWN, Agent,
OFFicE IN LANaDoN's nL0cE,
Corner OF State and Main Streets.
Montpelier. Jan. {, 1872. 0I-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
AMERICAN AND foRhlGN PATENTS
Z. u. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

roR INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, or DESIGNS,
No 70 State St.. opposite Kilby St, Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards o. thirty
years continues To secure patents IN the United states
also 10 Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
papers for Patents executed On reasonable terms with
dispatch. Researches made 10 determine the validity and
utility Of Patents Of Inventions and legal and other ad
vice rendered IN all matters touching the same Copies
OF the claims Of any patent furnished BY remlttng
dollar, Assignments recorded in Washington.
No dgsHcv IN fhf UHfd States posssss superior flois
fo obtaining PaisHfs asesTfaHng hs pafsnfaby Of in
uenfions
All necessity Of Journey To Washington 10 procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

"A woman in Rutberfordton, N. c., has
been hoed BY the mayor Of that ilk, for the
dreadful offence Of calling the marshal "Old
pewter buttons"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

Vt. Central Railroad, Montpelier
you want your baggage chaeked through Chicago
This line does check baggage tickets sold by
outside agents to the West, and will assume any
possibility for the same.
Fares Less Than Any Other Route
All correspondence in regard 10 Western routes nd
dressed 10 5. l.. Howe, Montpelier W.
L. MILLS, General Agent, Boston.
Montpelier, Jan. /, ls6s. 42ly
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neut ,Adrertis
DARALYSlS AND DEFORMlTlES
CURED

Tho Orient Springs Health Institute Is located near
the town Of Amherst Mass for the treatment and cure
OF Pays in all H. forms Spinal Diseases Contracted
Cords and Limbs Crooked Feet and Hands, hnlargcd
joints Wrv Neck Curvnturcs Of the SPINE Hip Di-
scases Rckets, st. Ntus' Dance. and all Deermlties
Neuralgia, RheumatITn and gu lfmcuesscs Nervous
u senses, Gou', Convulsuns, Diseases Of tho braini
Heart and Lunss. Cancers. Uystcrin, etc.
Apply to GEORGE W. RHODES NJ. D., Amherst or
h L. T.. FANON ESQ, Agent for the Institute No !
Pcmhcrton Square, Boston. 4i-'o
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concord \ n. Nav Il6l
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS
INCREASED srRVlCE
PACiF}C MAI STEAMSHIP CO.'S
TuuorGH iiNg
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA ASp JAPAN,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN FORTS
CARVING the UNITED STATES MAIL


One Of tle large an splendid Steamships of This lut
will leave Pier 3d. t North Rter loot SO Canhl Street
tf - ocuoS nooh, on thc 10Th. Aith and fHh uf every
month, except whcu those dates ilii sunday. and
tlcn un Che preceding oaturdayI idr A-puwau con-
meeting via Panama klNsN With oi tie tnfuplnl p
ntenm,h ps from Panama ff san friurtc0 i9urAu- at
Maufnuilu.
All departures connect 40 Panama with steamers or
Sorfu PAgttt aud tfsrtAL AHfUICaN puHT-.
For Japan uut Chiua steamer leaves san fraue.ac1
ir-t Of every month except when 10 IL is Sundli
then nu tho faY urrr-fIne.
one hulafci Pounds Bag aye allowed cach aiu't
BAGGAGE masters FefHr parry fH.an tlrou- Do and a.
tend To iailos and children w.thout uals protector.
Baggage received the duck fhe Gay ueors saii Ing
FROM steam Hotts rHroad. aui passenger Who preorro
send eariy. An experienced surgeon on board. Mcai
cine tnI Attendance free
For Freight. pasaaEo Ticket further Information,
apply ut the Company Ticket Office on The Wharf,
tot % Canal street, North River. NeH Yerf.
=. r. BABY, Agof
or at the Agents far New Tueanl,
G. l. BARTLETT & CO.. le Broad st., nosion.
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TESTIMONIALS.

regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most e1piIie and
csssff practitioners with whom have had official inter
course. CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patents"
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable Of putting their applications IN form e
secure for them an carly and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
"Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY ap
pucauons for Patents having been successful IN amos
every case. Such unmisakahe proof Of great talent
and ability On his part leads to recommend in
ventors 20 apply 10 him 10 procure their patents they
may be sure Of having the most sithnl attention he
slowed on their cases and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. /, ls72.-09.54
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4 GENTS WANTED-s75 to $3.50 Nc

\ GEMS WANTED. SO to $3.50 per
MONTH ever, whore, male and fcmaie to introduce
hr GENUINE lNpkpNED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This mrchine will stitch hem,
fail tuck, Uult. cord, bind, braid aud cnhruder in
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and warranted io 1--WE years. Newill pay a. ono r any
m1nhinc That VIII SOW stronEor moro hcnuiini, or
more elastic seam than ours. u makes the Elastic
Lock stitch" Every second stitch can be cut aui sim
ho cloth cannot he pulled apart without tearing H. We
pay agents ruu fi Co $3.50 per month and expenses or
comnl son fer which twice that amount eau he made
AddrCs. sttoMH CO., Boston, Mass pltisHWgb Pa.
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neut &dtertis
4 GENTS A RARE CHANCE.
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LIMITED STATES BONDS
- Constantly on hand and for sale, and other secu
rifles procured at the
MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK
sw47-u @. A. REED, cssAi"'
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CnEAp FARMsl FREE HOMES !

on the line Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
l2On,no acres of tho best farming and Mineral
Land. 10 America.
30oO0 Acres 10 Nebraska, in the Platte valley. now
ior lalc.
MIA Climate, Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and Stock Raising unsurpa sed by
any In the United States.
tnEArFu ~ PniCF, more favorable terms given, and
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Frce Homesfedds for Acim8, Settlers.
The hest location FOR Culones-Soldlcfs entitled 10 d
Homestead of itO Acrcs.
send for the now Descriptive Pamphlet Nth new
maps, published In English, Genan Swedish and Dan
ish. mailed free everywhere
Address, o r. DAVIS,
as-7T Land Csmr I. p. r r. 60. OuAut. MN
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FJRE ASSURANCE COMPANIES =,

fIhE ASSURANCE COMPA WIS
LIVERPOOL LONDON & GLOBE....... sn,O0100o.no
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE.
of London, Gold. sli,s6i22t39
ROYAL, Of Liverpool (Goldl......... s.5oo,On.O0
FRANKLIN Of Philadelphia. a,Os7 i52Oo
PENNSYLVANIA, Of Philadelph i.2i0,o0oOo
INSURANCE co. OF NORTH AMERICA.
Of Philadelphia. ...................... f2,71iS1qd
CONTINENTAL, Of New York........... 2,5O3,7qn5i
PHOENIX, OF Hartford ....... .. ....... I6sIIiss6
ANDES, Of Cincinnati. i,53A26Oo
AMAZON, Of Cinenuatl.................. 7o0OO0o0
TRIUMPH Of Cincinnati 7ooOnOo
HANOVER, Of Sew York. ............... on1nnOo
PEOPLES Of Worcester. sa9.2r.9t
NARRAGANsErr, Of Providence. ....... s00,o00m
MERCHANTS, Of Providence. 40o,Opm
FIRST NATIONAL, Of Worcc.ter........ 2p,O0m
NATIONAL Of Bangor. ................. a0,G0p
HOME, Of Columbus, Ohi........o....... G50O00n
ALPS, Of Erie, Pa....................... 3N0On
LYCOMlNG, Of Muncy, Pa............... MUTUAL