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Der the Jasper cssrfsr.
A Girls Heart Spread Out on
PAPER.

The following letter from a yeuag
lady of Jerusalem neighborhood, in this
county. was found on school house
floor, after church, recently, and was
hand ed'us for publication so that "Dear
j." might get IL:
DEAs Mk. J.-Yours has reached It's
destination and now lies before me, and
with the speed Of electricity do grasp
my pen to file reply. Yon implored
Inc to tell you frankly how / apprscia-
ted your last favor. You shall bear by
and by, without shade of deception
or preliminary fourishes. Your note
found me somewhat distressed, but a.
glssced over the contents therein CEN
tanned. the gloom which had been press
ing upon me faded awav like mist on a
Summers morning. and thereby priv
ilsged ine TO behold, with ecstasy. all.
o.. charming j., this arrangement
called Love L. one which tongue csnno.
describe. Neither can the pen of the
wisest mark out in true coIors iis yari-
Gus properties. o! Dear. Love is bet
ter felt than told. Yes. as il comes in
upon the wings of the morning. and
the affections. the whole human frame
will reel with joyful emotion. while thC
spirit VIII catch up the strain aud chant
increasingly the felicity that fows like 8
river from this golden monitor. And
now few words about that good old
subject that we have often commented
upon while in our interviews we talked
I have often hinied wedlock at YOU bu
as you appear very backward ] will aiC
YOU myself. And. loving j.. | hop,
after this you will approach nearer to :
stand of boldness. 'Tis true have go
good home. and Heaven sends be
blessings down 10 soothe INV achins
breast vet. with ell those blessing
sweet. for me there j. no rest coBse
quentiy ] will snv time at your request
fcr-rke home with nil IFS pleasant asso
eisiions. % eek refuge for all trouble
that around me rise. for 1t is YOU onl,
that love. and II you entertain tende
sympathies for me. you can Law asid
the tedious formalitics OF couriship. 70
as sure as God lets me live ] will b
vours ii yon are willing. for your blu
orbs possess the power 20 fascinate tn
most iicklr. and your alabasler counie
nance seem, like a paradise 10 my spir
it.
OF nfsr fhint ofhanpier tines
feyani 'i- single gate.
Nh-n clofhsa n saiin- We shall stand.
Aud you then be my maie
will now close. hoping you will re
ply soon. Peace 10 your slumber. iol
10 your waking'snd lightning speed &
the hours that divide us.
From Mfss NJ
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In the Financial Review for 1875 TO-
a bound copy Of which we are indebted
10 he publishers, Wm. Il. Dana e. Co
Of New lcrkl is a statement Of the
business failures in the United STATE.
for 1874. The whole numb Der was $3.50.
and the whole amount Of liabilities
sl5S.1Ss,0oO. This is e73.UnOuo les,
liabilities than were involved in the
failures Of 1873, and s34 OooOoo greater
than those OF ia. Ii is little strange
that fennsyivania, generally regarded
as The most prosperous State in the
Union. heads tie list with Ga fsilsrss
aud s3A-U1.uoo liabilities New York
city comes nexi. with CAS- failures and
So. .5so. .oOO liabilities: New York Sts.s
had 573 failures with only tl0.2e5.opO
liabilities Massachusetts, 4I6 failures.
with O6OOUOl lizbilitiesp Ohio 3i3
failures. with g. sSi.OyJ liabilities ILL.,
nois 332 failures. with x7,5lOOOO IisbiIi-
tie- Louisiana ~ failures, with % 49,
OOO liabilities: Michigan ass failur.s.
with S4.G7.OOO liabilities. Missouri I7S
failures. with $3Gsi 600 liabilities Cali
forniA os failures. with 33.57l.ODD liz
bilities The smouni OF liabilities iu
the single State of Pennsylvxnis was
lrnsre than tho-e in the nine Western
States Of Illinois. Indiana. lows. Kanss.
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nc
lbrssks and Ohio pat together.
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Warrick County Items.

Prom the ? onvilie Enquirer
Twelve cars Of coal. bav. and corn
and about thirty passengers were tsken
out on the Lake Erie road su last Mon
dsy. and the traffic increased during the
week.
The Grangers of Union Grange. two
miles northwest OF Oakland CITY. are
building ball 20x30 feet; the building
10 be two story; the lower room TO bs
used fer church.
There is panther in the neighbor-
hood Of st. John. Campbell township
this county. which has been seen and
heard nightly 10y = number of citizens
bout w enty persons started on grand
I hunt last Saturday and tracked the ami
NAL into a neighboring swamp, where il
is supposed j. its dwelling place.
The approaching season will be one
of much prosperity 10 Boonville. A
larger number Of business houses and
residences will be put up than ever
known. if what we are informed is true
and We have taken some pains to ascer-
( tain the facts. Besides the. active op-
srations will be commenced IN the con
struction Of the Lake Erie rsiiroad hence
TO Huptingburg.
| Several days ago, man named
Jasper Miller. living about one nil,
east OF Taylorsville. Warrick comfy
met with serious accident. II seem,
he wa telling a tree, and when he was
- he supposed. getting out of its wa,
IL fell in tie 81 posite direction. he wa
caught by the branches. thrown down
aud the tree fell on both Of his leg
Doctors Temple. Rust and NcMahar
amputated his right leg two days after
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Oratorical Contest.

An oratorical contest will .ske placs
in the University Chapel at blooming
ton on the evening of March l2th. 1875
between Representatives from the fol
lowing colleges Of The State: Wabash
A.bury. Norrhw esiern Christian, Earl
ham. Franklin. Hansver and tie Stat,
University, aud probably other inst; a.
.tions OF the State. lIalf-fare raios vii
be issued over al OF the re sds for tDos,
who desire 10 attend.
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- Brigham Young has Just returned
from 1t George. the Southern Utah me-
iropolis OF Mormondom where be was
experimenting the construction Of tile
new and magnificent Temple Of the
Latter Day Saints, which ia nov nearly
Many hundred mer. Accord
ing TO the Salt Lake Herald. with focls
aud teams are at work on the building !:
some an The quarry. some with teams
hauling rock and lumber. some a. me-
chanics on the various materials. and
others working at other work: all
swarming around their assigned duties
as diliigcnt a. bees The temple Is one
hundred and forty-seven feet lohx and
seventy feet wide in the clear: the base
is bnilt Of black bssaltie rock. sud the
upper walls and main structure OF red
sandstone. or. a. il is called in the East.
freestsne or brown stone, such - new
Fifth avenue j. built of. liz il to have
its basement story. its main auditory or
grand lecture-room, its second-siory for
council chambers. its Offices. anie-room-
yestibules. etc, with all the modern i'm
provements in architecture and temple
building. 1t will be . magnificent
structure.
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The episode of the aay was the answer
of the plaintiff to the question. "WhaI
did YOU mean when you sent that letter
TO Mr.. Beecher. demanding his With.
drswal from his pulpit?-
Mr.. Tilton elevated himself several
inches i'm his seat. looked straight in a
line with Mr. Beechcr aud flung ou; his
answer. with a wave Of his arm. as Da-
vid might have hurried the fatal stone
in the face Of Goliath. ''To smite him to
t''e heart And you mean IL 2" reitera-
ted counsel. Yes sir. did was the
reply. " ith an emphasis on the last two
words impossible to be misunderstood
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A New York spcndent saws
that hundreds o: consumptIves. acting
on the advice Of eminent phy sicians
visit the slaughter houses there daily for
the purpose OF drinking the warm blood
of an OK. They hold their glasses So as
to catch the stream as il flows hot from
the diving animal. and drink il s,esrnins
as IL j.. The habiiual drinkers are said
to be greatly benefited BY it, AMI they
say that Il is no more disagreeabIe than
i new milk.
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ayOn Sunday last Ballard Smith
managing editor OF the Cosrier-Journal
received a Telegram informing him o
the sndden death Of his father, Hon
Hamilton Smith. at Washington, ID e.
Mr.. Smith was formerly n member ol
the Indiana Legislature, was for some
iime one " the leading manufacturer,
of the Southwest. being the founder o
the Indiana Cotton Mills. ani AZ tl.s
time Of his death large owner Of coaI
m.ucs 81 Connection, iadians, the plac,
vi his residence.
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vgALpsaRp KvERy FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUsoss COUNTY, IsDIAHA, BY
CLEMENT DOASE-
OFFICE. COURIER BUILDING on
WISER NAiN SrRIEr.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION
S;uxle Subscription, for hfty Nos, 81 q
Rer six months, "


RATES or ADvERTyskiko-
Yer square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 o.
H..L subseouent insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
souuted As . square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; reasona-
hls deduction will be made TO regnlaT
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
srstors and legal notices Of like character
70 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Fer Township Officers, each flc
For County . 25I
Fer District, Circuit, or State. SOC
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15

Jane II Tue propyietors Of the Ok.
asl House. while digging a cellar under
Ola, l.w ana extensive additions To- their
hau Ju. up a human skeleton. The po.
>id.a @, ,ae bones. iosm Of skull ~,
Indicated that J., WAS female Indian.
buried .lere some oae hundred aud fifty
years ago, as /; q, known tia; the Pc
I.a~sct tribe left here after the famou,
battle ia l79j TO join other tribes ia
Canada. ~ was the c1s,om of the IaJi-
ans u blryiay ,hei- dead. The ZONES
wese found in si.,ias posture, facing
The .i,ias sun. There i, said to be ga
skeleton Ia every house" Would that
they were al SIS harmless "a. tAis one OF.
IL. the poor ludian?
Tas Coagre .atioaAl Church celebrates
Tie centennial anniversary of is orgaai-
cation 10 The month OF August, thls
La.ias ,aeis history one year in advance
of ,ac history of The county.
These fresh and "poyiec, days Of June
are iaviting.auI have already brought
some weary. peat up denizcns OF city
lie. 10 breathe our swee, mountain air.
TAe prospec. now is that a large mum
Der Of strangers will spend Ihc Summer
mo..As Ia Fryeburg and vicinity. Bat a
few coma uui,ies hold ont such atirac
,i5us. "a, regards scenery. drives, boating
fishing g., as does Fryeburg.
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Peru

Peru.
June The rain has fallen nearly all
day, which | know is much needed as
not enough moisture has been produced
to scarcely wet the top of the ground for
the past month in this town.
The farmers are busily engaged in
putting in their crops. and think that a
greater number OF acres has not been
cultivated in one year. There are over
Que hundred acres OF hops here. which
are growing well, some farmers have as
many as seven acres. With 4 good year
and good price, the producer will be
rewarded Tor bis labor.
The army worm is making sad havoc
among the fruit trees on nearly every
farm. Many orchards look as though
The lire had siuged the leaves. Fears are
entertained that the apple crop will be
scarce.
Frank Demeritte has recently lost a
good horse, which he values as 4 worker
estimated to I've worth $3.50.
The rear OF the great Log drive is now
passing this place; there are, as is stated
$4,000 900 feet of lumber this year in the
river. 1t is ofeXcellent quality.
Some building and repairing are being
done here, regardless OF The scarcity OF
money. d. +. Bishop is building a nice
brick house. two stories with all the
modern improvements. josiah Hall is
repairing his barn, outside and inside,
also building a good stable in connection
with the same. H. W. Babb is about to
remove bis barn to good location, and
put ], in good repairs.
Oar summer schools are all taught by
the following teachers, all residents OF
this ,owu:
Et,t Peru. CcIestia A. Brown; Center.
Wilmer T.. Greene; West Peru, Laura +. .
Jeuue; WymAn Dist. Mary A. llammon;
KuoN D.sl. Aide I. Hunt; Ridge Dist, .
Tyra Gibbs; Ripley School. Lila +. Hall; .
Oldham School. Jessie +. DemeriIIc; F
The schools are al prospecting finely,
wiki ,ae pro,p,c; that good progress will
be made TIE average ieugth OF the .
terms will be eish, weeks. Average at. .
tendance twenty. Whole number OF
scholars in The town. 545 TO make our .
schools perfectly successful. nil should be
Interested Parents viii You not 'isiS
Your school. at least twice dutiug the
term, ii You wiu. your labor viii be re.
wardei. \ l.. II.
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his genial presence will be greatly misset
in the village.
3. Il. Kimball. carriage maker, il
building large and commodious Band
wagon for Mr., 0ripgton Cummings, stable
keeper, Norway, which looks as though
II would accommodate band aud whole
picnic party besides, without any crowd
Ing of seats.
MIR. j. NJ. Cummings, stable keeper,
is putting on quite extensive additions to
his stable and carriage house. aud intends
soon TO Increase the number OF his teams
which looks as though he bid defiance TO
the hard times which most men in bust.
ness now so sensibly feel.
The hotel has lately been embellished
with new steps and platform, which have
long been needed. Dan.
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S'S farmers are mourning the appar
"a, loss OF their lruit crop by the cater
pillar plague. '' '''e'
The "hshermenn have returned of,ar
Ten days soiourn atthe Lakes, havino b,,
good ''ealeh," good time. and = SIS,
return. Your correspondents was 70
membered in the presentation Of = mos,
OF hue trout-sood enough for an emf
cure. " 81" eP'
business is looking up somewhat NJ
u Hanson starts up the steam Shoe Fac.
Tory Monday the l4th. A new DRUG Store
IS 10 be opened by Messrs NJ. b Tbomes
aud DIR. Caldwellatihe Allen store, which
Is being reiitted for that purpose.
The store recently occupied by c. G
Spanlding is being converted into a
Brush Mandatory in the uppor story
aud Die Block mandatory on the
lower hoor-power to be applied by
Skating from the gust mill. Messrs.
"A'uStoh " Son and G.. \. Harlow are
ibo proprie,ors.
Andrews x Waldron have finished fit
teen thousand dozen shovel handles at
.n's place aud are about leaving tor their
Bridg,on mill.
Tho Reform movement is crysializine
around a new hall which theg are fitting
up over the store occCpied by J c. Full.
en-. Success 20 it.
Mr. Charles ForsIerrecenlly purchased
t"o fine Jersey hciiers at Nia,hrop. for
which he paid 100 apiece.
ClFSTrg
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Jane 1.-The long wished for and
much needed rain reached Us yesterday
morning and continued for seyeral hours.
The great theme Of conversation here
ia,, now is "Csterpillars.r \ person
caa hardly 90 out On the street without
t.,iac them drop onto them from some
mutt or shade tree. They are on every
fence and building. and even carry their
.ulec.ty so far as 10 come into the
l.u,es. one OF tie best methods TO
check them where they arc all over the
aces and shrubs is 10 take solution OF
six ounces strong aqua ammonia and iour
ounces attire in four quarts OF water aud
apply with large gdIden syringe. The
.bove is an eRec,ual remedy Tor cater
pilals. curraut worms, rose bugs and
the whole catalogue Of insect, which IN
t.s. ogr Garden shruubcry. and besides IL
does not ipiurc iruit or foliage IN the
least. \ sross solution OF whale OIL
soap ard water i. good but lot 50 surely
eatc.ual
The water has risen in The liver SO l1'I
Whtuey < Billings are again maxi" 2
thing, hum al The old say mill.
The Lewiston Branch store IS said 10
be having an excellent run Of custom
VINO will be the next party to open "
,,o.e in this place and latsep IN Inc r-"'S
there0l3
pr D.B. sawyer. druggist, has s9'd
OFF his store aud stand to NJ. Alba NJ
Gerry Of B.ilgton. Il is rumored 'u''
lt. d.. intend, leaving the place soon,
which We regret very mu'ii. \ @ind
hearted. aih.l. physician, p'ii'7''c eIi,
I'm ana much esteemed neishbor' ana
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Porter.

Cora is looking well tot the time it has
been planted.
I has been very sickly in this vicinity
this spring. M. Isaac Libby. OF Par
soasfeld. has been very sick, but is
getting better. M. James NJ. French
little son has been very sick with lung
fever, bu, Is recovering slowly al the
present time Nlr. French's son died on
Monday la>,, after long aud painful i'll.
ness. funeral on wednesday, sermon b.
R-v. Mark Stevens OF Brooblield, y. II.
from E,cle>ias,es l2:7. The scholars
attending the school in this place formed
in the procession under their teacher,
Miss +. 4. Towle and followed their lit
lie schoolmate to his last resting place.
Mr.. I. and wife have been very unfortu-
nate Cor tAe past two years, when the?
los, their only daughter and now their
son. and a year ago their only remaining
son broke his leg
Mrs. Wentworth. wife OF Daniel Went
w.th oithiS village. has so far recovered
rs to be on. again. Mr. Sedrick Clemens
Of ,his town, who almos. seventy years
OF aye has never been sick 10 kee in The
house but one day in his life.
F.
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Steamers Eleanora, Francona and
CheSapeake.


wa until further notice leave Franklin Wharf
Portland, every MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, at = l.. NJ, and leave Pier IS East
kycr' New York, every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY AMI THURSDAY 40 L. NJ
HE Elcanor1 Is now steamer, iG 70 built foI IN us
route, AMI both she and the tauconia are fitted up
WIN line accommodations Tor passon making
thls The most convenient aud comfortable route for
travellers between New York aud Maine. These
steamers will touch az Vineyard Haven during the
summer months on their passage 10 and from New
York
Passage in state Room $500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded 90 aud from Philadclphia.
Montreal. Quebec, st. John and al parts of Maine
F5-heishi taken az the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested 20 send their freight to
the steamer. gg early a. q, i. Il. on DAYS they
have Foiilaud For further information apply 10
HENRY FOX, General Ngcat Portland
d. F.ANE~, Ait Pier IS b. r.. Ncw York.
Tickets aud state rooms can 10 % Doe obtained nj
>. Exchange street.
Until iuNCr notice The steamer leaving here
>AIl EDAl. ami Now NurA NEDNE~pNN. viii.
be Withdrawn from tho route.
l~mt4tf
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M1fRRIED.

IL Portland. June ;. 10y Rev. J. L. wheelwrisht
,. south Paris Daniel ;. Page, OF the INN OF
"A iliam. Page * co, Boston, 10 Miss Mary +
,iI,.I laughter OF COL +. l.. Shaw OF The Christian
In P.ris. june lrl hy Rev. \. Hill, samuel Il,
LocL c.q.. OF Paris, and Miss E!'a J.. Llooy OF
Me.lhrook.
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INSTRUMENTAL.
NOW READY.

Nos. 1, 2, &, 8, and Peters Household
Melodies. Price ~ cents each. Every NUM-
Der contains nom 20 New song, ldoraae.t
etc, By the best writer.
Nos. |, =, y, 9, and Peters Parlor Music.
Price ~ cents each. Every number contain.
several select Pieces by kinkel, Pacaer, Becbt
Nos I To 4. La Creme de In Creme. Price
50 cents each. Every number contain 40 least
AZ worth of classic and select Piano Nu-ir
Any Of the ADORE Nailed, post pad. on
receipt OF the marked price.
Address,
J.L. PETERS, S43 Broadway, N. Y.
y. o. Box 5i29.
uavt I'm
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New Advertisements.
StIayed .

%NNiE into the enclosure Of The subscriber
1 ,h,.t three week, since, \ RED lIEItER
,Si white belly two or three years Old. The own
en- can have tue same by proving property and
paying charges JOIN vi lMAN'
IN pAEIs, 5ule Is, $50. 5wt
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Notice On Dissolution oI Co-part-
RcIShlp.

NplIt De- hereby given that thc PARTNER. lip
4 ' LieIy subs i-uus between LNOCu AEBOTr
1ut y &. EVANS ho,h OF UiIoN. under The firm
~ ABBOT J. Is ~ NN~ So. dissolved by mutual
consent un Monday. Juuc -th. ls.i. NIL DEErS
oNhS 10 >il partnership are to be- received by the
-1ii ). /. EVANS, and an demands on said mart.
nership arc 20 be prc.eutcl % hJm for payment
ENOClI ABBOTT,
j. I. EVANS,
Upton, june -, $50. w
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

purihes the blood, pTgcs out the lurking humors
in The system, that undermine health aud settle
into troublesome disorders. Eruptons OF the skin
are the appearance on The suriacc Of humors that
should be expelled from the blood. Internal lie.
engagements arc the determination OF these same
humors 10 some internal organ, or organs, whose
action they dcrange, and whose substance they
disease and deatroy. AYERS SAGsArtEILLA eN-
pels these humor- from the blood When they are
gone the disorders they produce disappear, such
rs IiccrdfioHs Of tho Li-or, Stomach, Kiinegs,
Lungs, EypptioRs pd Frgp6re Diseases Of me
SKIN, -. ARtA0ayS Fire, Rose ar ErgGgcias. rim.
pies, PtSf'Res, Elotcies Boiis Tamors T,ffei and
Sail Rheum, Sc1id Head Ripg,rorm, Ulcers ami
sores, Rtanl0fi1a NoToigid, Pam ia ne Bones,
Side ant Heqd, Fcmaic Ucakness, HcriiRy lem.
choul,rl arising from internal alteration zsd nie.
nnc disease, byopSg, Dyspepsia, Emacioiion anil
General Debiidg. With their departure health re.
turns.
PREPARED by
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TOWN ITEMS.


yi,a' ,.r,b during the past few weeks
we're l, crops very backward but {
b. nm ~ dsy is improving the looks
s,,sinss greatly . I'D, ,,.,. .
10. -, in mary parts OF the town they
ga, 70 be very destructive unles:
i''s'''.,.,beI The best way to d,s
''''l t..o tina, have found, is 10 load a
S@ ~, powder and discharge i, within
gl1 .,,bs, OF the nest; this eGeeiually
CIV both the caterpiiIars and their
'.'..', and does no, iojars the tree.
rt,sss ac.ory commenced opera
i- l., Monday uaJer the charge OF
,''' ,.,r Talbot. who has proved
.,, be one OF the best cheese
. IN ,as Sa;e. All who buy
.-,n obi. factory may be fully as
.l,n..ssy are getting as good am
.l...,ls lc hal anywhere.
. mill, Of tae Corner have done a
,...-.,stti. spring having sawed
l.,5r,. Gee. per dsy. Tho com
las. recently bought "a Uuicn
-, which v.l. be rut in soon.
~ >a-.ae has opened BIS Store 20
.,. no. BIAS ti, good, very neat
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Farm for Sale.

ClTUATED in RumlOrd, on the Ellis River. on
> road from RumfUrd 10 Andoyer. SAID farm
contains 100 acres of good land, well divided into
tillage, pasture and moving; also, wood lot con-
uning 100 acres. Good buildings, nearly new,
are npnn tho plsce; also, line apple and maple
on charts, well Watered by springs and wells.
For terms, or other information, apply 10
JOHN l.. ABBOTr,
No. Rumiorl, BE.
Oxford Co, March 81, 1879, -.ln
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4 I.E3T'EEEs.

4 letter directed i1
MELLES y. BUKNntIg,
has been sent To- tllI- office for delivery. Do the
gentleman addressed W.Il direct where huil be-
sent, We viii forward Immediately.
oNtoEu b.uDDEAI.
Paris Ne, MAY Dr.. 20.
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NEM Y0Rk STlGK EXCHANGE,

mailed free 10 those desiring to speculate.
Address, ALIEN. FROTHINGHAM ~ Co,
Bankers and Brokers, II Wall ST Y.
PIP. y. \. stock Exchange
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