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CARBOLIC TROCHES

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT, THE CAR
n bolic Acid, OF which the TrUchrs are, in part,
composed. acting a u HEALING AGENT, and curing
all forms OF ULCERATED and GSFLAMED surfaces OF
the laryux and epiglOGtis.
A specially for hoarseness. the CLEANSING power
Of the CArbolc Acid tending to cxpel all eollec-
ticns anu formations of mucous matter, phlegEi.
etc, and restoring healthy action to the sensitive
and DEDICATE organs OF the throat and windpipe.
A speciality against contracting Infectious DIS
eases. The peculiar properties of Carhoic Acid
In preventing Infection and cOntagtOu have long
been known; and EDEY'S CARBOLIC TRUCHEs
may be safely relied on preventive in cases Of
SMALL POX, NARtoLoID, etc, etc,
specially for common colds, coughs, and all
disorders of the throat chest and lungs
Price % cents per box. sold by Druggists every
where,
JOHN ?. HENRY, cURRAN & CO.,
Sole ProDrietors,
No. 5 College Place, ..................NEWY YORK
9-2ldsatl&wfy
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CENTENNIAL
AGENTS
Wante I the
GAZETTEER
UNITED s ATES.

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~, showing u e gigan &C results of he FIRST leo
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McCURDY, bth e. and Adams ST., - icagO, Ill.
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WILSON'S
Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oil

from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesnnd Norway
pronounced by physicians the most delicate, en-
Client Cod Liver OIL In the world.
1t il easily TAKEN tolera ed by the weakest stom-
achs. digests readily never becomes rancid, and is
almost entirely free from the usual disagreeable
characteristics OF Cod Liver oil.
Fur every use of Cod Liver oil Mr. Wilson's dis
covery Is of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration of Carbolic
Acid Mr.. Wilson's method Of combining IL with Cod
Liver Oil is Absolutely necessary
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Sehenck's seaweed Tonic IL a gentle stimulanI
and Alternative, and the Gkali in the Seawecd which
this preparation made Of assists the stomach to
throw out the gastric juice to dissolve the food with
The Pulmonic Syrup, and (; is made into good blood
without fermeniationo or souring in the stomach.
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PRIZE LIST

40 600 Prizes $4,000
The title to the above real estate l. Guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal erms Of his scheme brings il within
the reach Of Il h sr Attest opportunity ever "f-
fer for the D or mau rise wealth.
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INXSSNXSSSSSSN
MX&MEM!

of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia
LuTnhasse Sciafiea. Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years Of Eering. by taking DR. FILTERS
NEsr TABLE RHEUMATIC SXRfF-the scientific dis
cuvery OF ]. P Filler, NJ D., a regular graduate
physician, with whom art personally acquainl-
cd. who las for 30 years treated these diseases
clusiyely with ASTONISHING results. We believe il
christian duty, after deiibera;ion, to consCen
tioasly request sufferers to use il. especially per
soIs in moderate circumstances who cannot afford
waste money and time on worthless mixtures.
As cler-ymen we seriously feel the deep respOnsi-
hiity resting on US IN publicly endorsing this med
icine. But our knowledge and experience OF is
remarkable merit fully justifes our action Rev.
c. II. Ewing. Nicola. Penn. suffered sixteen year.,
became hopeless. Rev Thomas Murphy, d D.,
srankdord, PhiIaa'a. Rev. j. 3. Davis, Hishts-
town, New Jersey. Rev. !. 5. Buchanan, Clarence,
Iowa. Rev. G. G. Smith Pittsford. New York.
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Fails Church, Philadelphia.
Other testimonials from Senators, Governors,
Judges, Congressman, Physicians, &c. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases.
One thousand dollars will be presented TO any med
icine for same diseases showing equal merit under
test, that produce one fourth as rsuy living
cures. Any person sending by letter description %
Addiction will receive gratis legally signed guar
aptee, naming the number OF bottles 10 cure,
agreeing TO refund money upon sworn testimony
OF its failure TO cure Afflicted invited TO write 10
DR.. Filter. Philadelphia His Valuable advice costs
nothing.
sgM Medicines for sale by Smith & Boupey and
L. A Beuser. Rock Island. 2-I2dwSs&Wly
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The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption is, they Try TO do too much; they give
medicine 10 stop the cough, to stop the chills, to
stop night sweats hetic fever, and by doing they
derange the whole digestive powers, locking up The
secretons and eventually the pateut sinks and dies
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AGENTS WANTED.
M. GARVTNS ELIXIR OF TAR.

Is recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs,
Caiarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting blood, Con
sumption and all ulmonary Complaints. Scrofu-
la Erysipelas Dyspepsia and Gout Dysentery,
Cholera -fnorbus Cholera aud all liver and bowel
complaints. Kidney diseases and sll affections of
the Urinnl Organs-periectly harme.s-free from
Mineral or Alcoholic properties--pieasant to take
and nevei known 10 fail-Price 81 90 per bottle,
Full particulars with medical testimony and Ger
tifcates sent on application. Address L. F.HlDE
4 CO., 1876 Seventh Avenue, New York
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DIR. sehenck In hts treatment does not try 20 stop
cough, night sweats, chiils or fever. Remove the
cause and they will ali stopoftheir own accord No
one can be cured Of Consumption Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, CatArrh. 0snker, liberated Throat, IN
less the liver AID stomach are made healthy.
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Sold by all Druggists at s1o0 ye- bottle Mann
featured BY DR. KENNEDY, I'D Warren street,
Rnxhury. Mass s-idfy
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And It's Cure.

Victims Of this awful disease are found in every
ueighb OrhOOd. in almost every house.
For them and for their friendsSye have tidings Of
good cheer and hope-thc announcement OF a most
important discoye y. firmly based upon common
sense and reason, by which the terrible malady il
to health
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,ArAgaE, INrLUTNzA ASH FAY rrvrp

BARN, Me-, Feb. II, 1873
Mr.. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I sit down to pen you
a few lines this evening, to inform you that tn,
Prairie Weed You sent last fall has done m,
much good; truly have not words to express my
gratitude TO you for it. Ny health has not been 80
good for the last twenty years has been since
commenced taking the Prairie Weed in November
one night since last December have been Obliged
tOsit lP one hour with phthisic since / have been
taking your medicine. Ny health Is go improved
this winter that can work all the time at light
work, 90 more than pay my board and thai h
what have not been able to do for a long time
Your humble servant,
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re-
moving all distractions relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely. and the liver is
relieved the stools will show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been invented except calomel Ia
deadly poison which is very dangerous TO use unless
with great care that will unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secrelious OF the liver like Schenk's
Mandrake Pills.
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e. M. BOYNTON.

Front view teeth, showing dress and set Of two
points to cut in line 2-i2GoCSwly
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Aaleb Bauer Air ton

The undersigned
respr cdullycan a.
-eiItioiI OF person
Soate mpIaiing tn,
parciias . bf watch
es 10 the superior
ity OF the celebrsi
ed Nickle Move
ments, msnufac
tared by Messrs.
BOkEL & C0UR-
V0lSIER, Of Neu
chafeE Gents anu
Ladies sizes. Key
and Stem W inders
d, . =.
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To these three medicines DR.. J. H. Schenck OF
Philadelphia. owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripeus the morbid matter In the lungs
nature throws il of by an easy expectoratIon, for
when the phlegm or matter is ripe slight cough
will throw it of and the patient has rest and the
lungs begin TO heal
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They are all three TO be taken at the same time
They cleanse the stomach, relax the liver and put
to work; then the appetite becomes good !; the fooe
digests and makes good blood the patient Begin
to grow In hesh the diseased matter ripens in the
lungs and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
well. This is the only way TO cure Consumption.
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No. College Place. .................NEW YORi
9-25dsatSw1v
, 1873-11-12

tero woro no rocoipta rcgsterc. They ortitnar; aa
understand II Whenever they pit aytlig M n.m.p as.,
s,ass. viii ha ow ysr; soy Unit
Wo Of eourso they could iot get ths'4 ot ag1in TOR
ri that aort of scrarc could detect them very 9ic,
G sGout iii hinsi in faet COLD aotoot most any
Tic ehairaaNow aunpo.o IT. lioe ls,s;' Gr spy y
yoa aSl asya lat 'a grim was 'h'ppsd ont' do you
F"S' Str: GlatyETf,l 20 snst IT was sb'pret'
Ms $s st III II, if sSt ;5t i,,tHEt Estora-
H. III: Ss i. IL Ioadh-.pon't yoa stis from The Gus.
Mr. Gsry-No, sir &c. II from tho elevators. Tho
inspector at the clayaor eortcs from tho bookb'
Tho Uhairhsnl-Thc rel,orts?
H. H. Il. ilcusl-1 supposed thu. ron got It from
tic UatolIoueo, tloy oil havcto clear over ut to
Mr. oary--No air; tho cnntom-11ouso don't always
Tho dhairman-Your 1nsl attor reports, then, tho
eeenrn!s a,nontt shipped ivory day7
Mr. Wsrren-From tho elevator book I
Mr. E1ary-From the elevator boolt,
M %errs,,-,Au Tint "" obta'ned' them With your
Gr oary-wo tnvo books Mt our Office tn which w we
keep every ay the shipments at Tho d'oerent oo'"-
III Tho ohairmanYou a>ways know, then, what goea
ot Of tho elevator, whether receipts ha"e been pre-
sen!ed for cancellation or nos7 ,..,,. .,..,,o,
mei, II thoy dispoHcl to bo very dishonest n9ns
eor into eoso With no ~ 1 a lei HI %e
r III G' at1ysyva YOU heard Of anything of tint
l fro NE CONTINUED
, 1873-11-12

Paluaor House,
the finest hotel In tho world In now open. Prico for
board for the present month"; s. per day.
, 1873-11-12
POWELL VS.. BANYON.

Tho Old Justice Sued for Falac nm-
priaollttlcilt, the Damages hctnB
Luid. nt S1O,OU0--OtrCulnstunc OF
the C1sse s.s Related by Complainant.
Mr. JOHN Powell, through his attorney, Her-
bort 3. Jollnaon, has commenced suit III tres
pnss against Justice Augustus H. Banyon, in tho
Circuit Court, laying damages at sl0, ,ooo. The
facts Of the case arc briefly tloso: On tho 18TH
lay of October Alr. Powell WAS standing
outside tile saloon Of Patrick ONeil, when
Mr., Justce Augustus II. Banyon meandercd
from tho bar toward the door, and addressed
hin, fa,niliarly. nlr. Powell asked His Honor to
particinnte with him In certain customary lba-
tons noured out to friendship in the fluids OF
the day, Mr.. Augustus Il, Danyon, drew him
self up to his full height, and extended his ab-
domen to itB full growth. "No. sir" replied
ho, with much difficulty, and a great doal OF
offended dignity, 1T will not drink with man
who ores me $5."
Such noble sacrifice to principle would have
overwhelmed M ordinary constituent, but Alr.
Powell oruolly remarked that he guessed Mr.
Danyon was right, because 1t would DO vain
task to attempt to find that mythical debtor.
"You owe me g." grayoly responded hr.
Augustus II. Dauyon.
1T owe you $5 ?-what for :" was Mr. Powel'a
query.
"For marrying YOU" pompouely condeaccnd-
cd His Honor.
This WAS little rough on Mr. Powell, Who IT.
ritated at the reflection on his monogamio pro-
cliyi.ies, and tho validity OF bis present COUNT
bal relations, told Mr. Danyoll, In vigorous
torms that lie WIS lawfully weddcd man, the
father Of very promising chillren, born In ned
lock, aud Bred In tho fear of tho Lord aud TIC
principles OF republican froedom.
trtie 1.a5,, 14rnffhp
, 1873-11-12

morning, to assiat IN clearing too n0th 2nr tha
Court .f,n Sao'nr c IN al S"fD,s n 10 oeoak
Tho Judge viii call Nos. to 2o oil lilo a"'o'
lro unlGiltlar, No. u.
aKlarAN1A INSURANCE COMPANY;
William 7cche, AnAlgneo Of tho 0ermania
hor yesterday, e}owlllg:
1'alnnce OIL llnnd Oct e n
olco expenses ....'.....'''''.'''''''t' '".
BaiaEeo my. 1......,,...........". ..so, ,2s2''o
sutERfhn COURT IN nnfEr.
William j. Carter n1d 1cannette Wl,ite CONF
monced NIL action Of trcHpass AgninSt n -
william rrico filed MI affidavit for gaarn'aleo
rroccus against Ellen Snowhook aud tl1o. Uor-
tonn Methoaiat 81 ss Episcopal Church Association
" hn sotion % in aas,,mpsit was commenced by tho
First Nai0iinf Dahl Of Iowa City, Iowa, against
Iuia i. Fay brought nuit ugainat Bonjamin
Lombard claiming $1,000; .,.,, 4,,.,,,.n,
Molick, tie plaintitr recovered Judgment by de-
fault for tho gum Of 81, 7yo.5oi
Albert schurc,nan alao recovered Judgment
aenitias tho Ba:l,o defendant for 81, III. .6o.
aaainst aSast Il, tho A chcasd I NortIwostorn dlway
Company for 9l0,OUU. ..-.,1. r,.,
L. KompBtor and Brian Plipot' ASKING Me-
chancB lien row Of houses ~ aoa n'ouio, 1sii t
OIL tho contract,
1Iaxon Jac}na,ii doing business rs +. jack,
n,nr & Co., fled prtucipo u asau1npb't agalnss
T. s. L. Dixon for G5,U00.
Edwin r. Brown iiled !. petition against Aeal'ol
Pierce. aaking nlccin1'ics lien on tho bulldthSa
situated OIL s,lb-t.ots and 7. Of Lota and y.
Block ., of SEQ 15, 90, "a. To york w M"s .an, ,Gr
furnishing Hs ntt'B patett sidewalk and Vaa't
| lights, anl amounts to -, 015.05. .,,,
In tho oieotment suit OF lloruer ngainet Whn-
lon tho Jury found for tho plniMtif 1io'Jng l'in
entitled to the west feet Of Lot IL. Block b,
School Section Addition.
Jadgo Blodgott wla continue tho cal! OF the
5sas NsEsfs VII call Nos: $ss s51, 1s7a and
to 1Ss ootla aS'vg ss vii GnsaG5 ps aGs t'1 t. H.
Judge Tree will call LESS, 62G, 4,G51, 1,lol,
Judge Zane will call tic first twonty numbers
| Of tho ante-f1re calendur.
Judge Craig on Monday, delivered tlf1 o}ptt-
ion Of the Supreme Court in tho cane OF W1ai'Am
Wray md patruell A1unnon v. Tho People Al A. tho
October torn Of tho Criminal Court, 1872 Wra}y
intent to commit murdcr and he WAS admitted
to bail in tic stiid OF $4,000, to appear At tho
January term Of tho Criminal Court ana q IN.
tie charge rarrno Suno went wiaXs ,;iIcs
bail short time aitor wray recolved aan1v n an
usry univ and n.iIswcr q charge for which
10 was undor bait. Ho went to Min,
nosota and could not return Iu>,da TIL ti't tnt
Bth o1 February, wl4on lo cano t9 Chicago ani
tIat Wrays bolanan, Munnon, forfeited }Hea,, Ill
bond boctiipS dt the noti-appearnnce Of NrRy II
January. Judge Cra{g dalxered 3 long opinion u,
in which ho shows tint had Wray absonteu nm I'M
foited, hut as he used all diligence to finish n
business and return as soon as possible, IN
bond waB not forfeited, and that tho defendan
should bo discharged on payment OF costs.
, 1873-11-12

Gen. N. J.. Danl;s IL tho third ex-doyornor OF
Massachusetts tn outor tho Legislature, E1-
Goys. Lincoln aud Clifford wero each o!oot-
cd 10 tLc Scnato after suryiils o. loSnrnui.
, 1873-11-12
GENERAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Thu wonderful Of snyosy houros panoteatio
and Pauorua.inp In cuIau1t!ints Whsiinz ns7
.s It'll IN ',,u os',1as,.n Of shs s.ea
ihrn,- n,a.lo Ia Amozra. CsuadA anil EnRland5ttk IN
reality nltor saronaceous .! po'naaes WILL M
eoaGy q these H; mfds n 9 IF H. IT,
nyscnn wO Introduced than, has boon and oan only ~
!uaused by strict sdhoronco to the 0Exnsl iorq. aMa
o ana tha, thu hosS poa H.
r;x u thu Exporurco aud Opinions Of ho.itchl Mon o
lis Value Ut Saxory MonEes ranoE9atlo Ntnnstan aha
s?5 Il r. .btaps aa IT IL 'S gfsHssY.
M0UKE, li3 New Hond-st., Iondon, oheuists to thu
, 1873-11-12

The Modern Wonder
Great dollar salo Of chromoe, watches, diamonds,
etc., today at No. 172 East hladaon Rtrco
, 1873-11-12

.E1. Sundays. tex. Saturday.
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commissioners Notice.

T{1HB undersigned hayisg been app ointed by
A u,c Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the
County 81 ON 'ng1l on the 2Sd day ef October \
H. lslj Con iiiissioners % receive aud examine
the CEim ~ creditors against the estate OF
Ammi nti'. cess, lace of portcI ia said County,
deceased r. 'scuted insOlyemi, hereby give notice
that six iuo. fiSm the date of said appointment
aFr allowed sail creditors Ia which 10 present
and prove G. claims and thai they viii he in
session go z Office oi I. ~ Rhllon, Kezar Fails,
Maine. no Oh 'MlaWiHg tunes for he purpose OF
receiving o.. ,sme, W. lhc last Saturday In
December lssL al O'Clock Z. NJ. aud the last
Saturday in Harch iss+ 40 o'cl-ek 4. VI.
JORDAN STACY, ~.
FRANCIS ". REDLON,
Commissioners.
Uate,l This 1T daV of Nov 1874
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Newspaper Decisions.

/. Ans person who take, = paper regularly
ir0is the slhcS-Wh cthcI directed 10 his nvine o.
asstleI's oT whether ne has subscribed or not
- iesi ssusIule ior the payment.
q 10 pcIssu pi,iets his paper discontinued.
20 laret pay aii tIrcaragcs. or THE publ Usher may
continue to seal % untl payment b made. AMI
co.iecl thC wholc amount, whether the paper h.
taken nom the Office OI NOT.
90 The cuurt- have decilCd THAT refus ins 90 O. Se
nsWspsp ers and periodicals from She post ONO.
or removing aud lcayn. them pueallrd for b
p-.na facts evidence ol Intentional fraud
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g. Il Nit--d Sopu ltduSts hibui hO
frightened al The Cars. Call at this office.
Il you don't want 10 disgust everybody
with your offensive breath, cure your
CIluuh. upon which it depends. 500
reward is offered by the proprietor OF
DR.. Sage's Calarrh Remedy for case OF
Calauh which he cannot cure; ii Is sold
by druggists.
DoN'r TEMPoRIsE WITH Piles -Uint
mrut~. lotions clccjuarits and all manner
OF qusek no,uumS are waste of time
and money. The only absolutely iLt'aH
Die cure ior these painful diseases l.
ANAkESIS, discovered by DR SILsBEE
1t has been pronounced 10y scientific men
rs the happiest discovery made in medi.
cine Tor 200 years, il affords instant relief
from pain Ia the worst eases and has
cured more than 1000 sufferers perma-
nentlv. Al Doctors prescribe it-Price
81 90. Sent free by mail ON receipt of
price. Depot, 46 Walker s.. New York.
PERUVIAN SYRUr.-ThiS vaiuablemed-
icine has been silently making lis way
into public favor by the numerous re
marGable cures it has performed. Its
singular efficacy i owing 10 the profoTidc
Of iron which in this preparation remains
unchanged. aud i the only torn in which
this cjtgl clcmcRt of healthy blood can be
supplied.
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DYVi tls Of license tiem the JnS-e OF Pro
ID bpjp ior pNlord Com g.. the uudsf-tgneI IN
.cNutOI.oi iir last VIII ami gr,tamcut OF Lsrtn1"
Billings. la.o ui Woojstack. 10 -a,d County, dc
crased. heYrit gives notice that hc VIII sell at
public auciipu. on the premises, on Tie twenty
ninth dt, ui sstember Instant, 10 one o'clock IN
the aOeruno4. al the right, tltle aud interest
which the ss 20 .orenLO Billings hal 4" any anI
all rial estate Zoo the ~lid town OF Woodstock and
-Ae tliv il, l.i.l TO the premises occupied by hn
for q home "a at she time of hi, drceasc.
AI-GI SIT = Killings,
EfScNJT.
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MARRIED..

~ Portland, Nov. /. 10y llcv. e.. b. PuhlalO,
stephen n. Fcsseudsu ~ BrOWldcid and Mr.
susie Il Pingree OF Denmark.
I'm Ctmbrilscport, oct =. by Rev. J. Z. Bland,
assisted hy Rev y. x Wright, Ida T., daughter
OF the late nr. ". Z. Wright. 20 CauIbridgcpoit.
TO Arthur r. Oeuis0u. OF Norway.
Ia BucAucll, Ort lith, b. Rev "a. Liu,ltf, Nj
W = Mil, of Poland. AMI Miss Ellen f. Record,
OF Buck Held.
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Mail Arrangements.

For Portland asd Boston at HIS \. N aud .:t5
? The iatter maii arriving .a Portland go ~
tIe urNt morning.
1 30 snail, Via Grand Trunk no ESQ r. Af
t1E Norway 40 SO \. ~. sud Tor the wts.t.t
u,r ni tIr County, TUESDAYS. Thur avs au,
-lu-LLL- Va Nurual DO The -anne IIIne.
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savings sa,,itution.

&VO ~ WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
y All deposits made ia this Institution COM
,,.nre drawing interest ga the hlat Ga! 20! edcA
',,d .y,.r, month. interest g. paid Tor every uil
rsI,ndar month the money remains la h@lk,
rberelv securing 20 tie deF0slt0r an average tate
nj interest exceeding thai paiI 10y any other saw
ings institution The institution has guarantee
Gi1J OF $4,000 for the express piOtection OF
depOsitOrs. 0ctlt-i-"
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RICH Farming LANDS !
Epl. hALE NE&t taEAP
TIE BEST HIVES mENT.
~ TIuctuation, Always improN ini;
EaIuc

Value
Tee Llai.h o. Lis t.Htif! oil, s,ah dY o., Ca
rance t3 E,Gi isfgtC.
NOW - THE TIM +
Millions ui acres %, she lue-t land, ON iar Con
threat .. EA-IEE> NITItt~kN. now Tor sale
u4.flH .r them Yere- b.fsfs Poo fr LGrLtt-At prices
tnatIItA COMPETITION.
five and T,- Years Credit Chsa sta ia;s'ost .; SIS
pc CT.
Tie LAM Grant Bonds ot t.r Company fl-ei
ti prr for lands Ilev c.u now Dec purchased 40
% i.r-e a .-ruUut.
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Tsou PORTLAND and Boston 40 l,.-o A. 81. and
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Prom Norway auo tlic western part of tbe County
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
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