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Real Estate Loan Office
LEWIS KELLEY,
3o2 hleollet Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
NJ, W.. LEWIS, Minneapolis.
4. +. KELLEY, formerly II Putney, VI.

Special attention given 10 the placing Of funds OH
Real Estate 10 city and vicinity, that 1t will net
the lender ten to eleven per cent interest," payable
semi-AnnuAly Mortgage deeds taken to secure notes
for principal with coupon notes attached given for
the Inst tments Of Interest
N. W. Lewis having been dealer in real estate for
several years. makes special inspection OF all property
upon which money is loaned.
Send for circular showing our method II doin (
husnemL
All )ps made by rs, as Wen as the interest on
them bs collected free Of charge, IL wished; ais
titles NHanned, axes paid property sold, debts col
l4cted and prompt returns made.
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A victim Of youthful imprudenee. causing premature
decay nervous debility, etc, having tired in vain
which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers Ad.
dFess J. II. REEVES, 70 Nassau St., New Yorf I-Is
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STAGE NOTICE.
T. C. WILKINSONs

hN. +. q WILhINbUNb
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For Horses only.
cure for Coughs, Colds Swelling OF the Glandg
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safe at all times, being free from poison drugs
Prepared only by DIR. f. @. WILKINSON, Clare
mont, n. II. Sent by mail for so cents per kot For
sale BY all druggists. CLIO. c. GOODWIN, Nholssais
Agent, Boston, Mass, 5A19
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IntTclss q RsHtE3 uUTInB tle past ytaFt SVIV5 2
meneed business.
The extra dividend of per cent per hnnun Cor =
per cent for the four years the Bank has done bus
ness declared the 9th instant, added to the regu
lar semi-annuai dividends 81 per cent, make the
total dividends average per cent year from the be-
ginning = result haying no parallel, within our
knowledge in the history Of any savings institution
during the FIRST four years Of its existence.
We hereby certify that we have examined the boots
and vouchers Of the BrattlebOro Savings Bank and
believe the above statement to be correct.
GEO. s. DOWLEY,
o. d. ESTERBROOE, Auditors.
IL. u SMITH.
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Nttu ADVERTISEMENTS.


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CTATE OF VERMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT.
~ WSDHAa COUNTY CLEnKis OFFICE.
DORA z. wASHBURNE " HAMMOND n. WASH
BURNE.
Whereas on the 18th day of January, A. d. 1875,
Dora L. wAsHBuEHE Of Brsttleboro, in said County
filed in this office her petition against her husband
Hammond n. washburne, formerly Of the same Brat
tleboro, Of parts unknown to her, praying :or
divorce from him for the Of wful deserton for
three years and upwards which petition is returnabe
to the next term of the County Court for County
to be held the second Tuesday of April 1875, at
Nevfane, in the County aforesaid.
And it appearing that said Hammond n. Wsshburno
resides without this State that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him. It is ordered that
the petitioner notify the said Hammond N. wash
burne of her said petition and Of the term Of tho
Court to which the Is returnabe, by publishing
the substance thereof, with this order, for three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at Brateboro aforesaid, the last publication TO be at
least six weeks previous TO said next April term Of
said Court which publication will be deemed sufficient
notice to said Hammond n. washburne to appear and
make answer to said petition.
R. TYLER, County CLERK.
Geo. Howe PHI g Atty. 4-6
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Dental Notice.
TOR SALE.

On liberal terms that very desirable and well built
House with Lot on OAK St., and late the residence Of
Mr.. JOHN II. PITKIN. House built by Mr.. H.
GLOYRE, and is in ilrst rate order
Inquire on the premises OF IRA PIERCE, Esq., or
Of Il. GLOVER, ESQ, Brattleboro; or of GEO: D.
York. ami
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PICTURES!

MONT FAIL to take look at the fine picture OF
- MIR. L. X. FULLER, now exhibition at the
Post Office. It made by L. p. Gerould Co. of
Concord, NH, and is IN opinion very nice piece
Of work II is Photo-Caio, finished with India ink
Similar pictures, finished in Water COlors he
town.
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Officers for IHs1.
FARLEY STARR, President.
II. W. CLARKE. Vice President.

o. NJ II IsINItINIAi oVVItNdIJ HIW IItasuTtTs
rRUsTEEs: Geo. j. Brooks, VIM. W. Lyndc, D. A.
Dickinson, o. d. Esterbrook, Peleg Barrows. b. d.
Harris, Edward Crosby. Henry +. Smith, Julius J,
Rstey, c. W. wyman, John ". Buruap VIM o. Nil
Ter, g. II. Wheat, Fred'k II. Harris, VIM b. Cutting
BoARD OF ISvEsTMEHT: II, W. Clarke, o. d. rs
Textbook, J. W. purnSp, Ptleg Bsrrows $. n. Herrck
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KENDALEs PICTORIAL BALsAM.

IN Read the following unsolicited testimony:
PLYMOUTH W. Oct. g, 1874
FRANCIS FESN Co.-GtHtiemsH; have had the
Catarrh for three four years. Two years ago this
spring got cold and the phlegm settled my lungs
aud running me into consumption as fast as pos
sible. Ny husband and parents said would not live
year in the condition in. was not able to DO
my own work, and coughing myself away as fast
possible. had doctors, and had taken other mt d.
icines but none of them did any good Last spring
my husband went to the store to set something for
TO take, and told TO try bottle of Pecto-
raj Balsam. when he brought 1t home told him it
no use throwing away money, as there was moth
ing that would do any good but when bad taken
two or three times saw that was helping me and
continued taking il. When had taken two bottles Of
II cured. have not enjoyed so good health for
1--WE years do now, and say II your Pecto-
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FRANCIS FEM CO., Proprietors,
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Corrected Weekly by Carver L Taylor

H11toh 'oc'
HIDES, dry. ......"............-.... 20
Hides, green. O &c
BAcoSIThe market is in limited supply
Clear sides are quoted at lac; shoulders at l3c:
Breakfast bacon at l9c
FLoUR-Is in good supply with fair demand.
We quote Xxx at $6 50; low xxx OO07 Is and
good xxx at Is; Choice xxx at 50 5O choice
family 81 50.
PoRk.-Nonei in the market.
BAcelNa.-In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jate at lsc; per yard. No India in market.
s1ss. soa E fsss supply with good demand In
HAxs.-Are in light supply and demand limit
ed Canvassed are quoted q 20c.
SALT-In good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at ~ IS per sack. Fine I5025c higher.
SEED GRAN.-None but rye in market which
is quoted at 81 Is per bushel.
IRON TIEs..The market is in good supply.
The arrow is held at 10 and the button at iOc
per pound. ';tts-
MoLAssRs-Scarce Choise Louisiana is be-
Ing ss 1 81 d e. prime at ''' per gallon BY the
Coal Oils in good supply and is held at
SOC. per gallon.
quoted at Csc. and fine bright at soc. 0$l Is per
pound.
Co1EE-The supply is limited and demand
good. Prime at IS and choice at =
RIcE.-No Carolina in market. Louisiana is
held at l2Ac. per pound.
CoRN-fsin good supply but no demand.
S0AP.-Extra olive bar fOc,
SuGAR-Louisians prime IL quoted at = vel.
low clarified q laac; crushed and powdered o
l5o.
WHnKT.-Whits and Red ere held at d 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands t506 50 per gal.
Ion.
saor-1. in good supply with fair demand and
sold Ut q IS per sack and buck shot at 3.
PowDER.-The supply 10 limited and is held
at 800. per pound.
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g he Sun.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875

The approach of the Presidential cleo
ton gives unusual Importance to til,
events and developments of 1878. w,
shall endcavor to describe them fully
faithfully, and fcarlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attain.
cd a circulation Of over seventy thou
sand copies. It's readers are found in
every State and Territory, and its quail
tv is well known to the public. We
shall not only cndeavor to keep it fully
up to the old standard, but to improve
and add to its variety and power.
THE WEEKLY sun will continue to
be a thorough newspaper. All the news
of the day will I've found in it, condens-
ed when unimportant, at full length
when of moment, and always, we trust,
treated in clear, interesting and in
structive manner.
1t is Oar aim to make the Weekly Sun
the best family newspaper in the world.
1t will be full OF entertaining and ap-
propriate reading of every sort, but will
print nothing to offend the most scrnpn-
lons and delicate taste. 1t will always
contain the most interesting stories and
romances Of the day, carefully selected
and legibly printed. q
The Agricultural Department is a
prominent feature in the Weekly Sun,
aud its articles will always be found
fresh and useful to the farmer.
The number of men Independent in
politics is increasing, and the Weekly
Sun is their paper especially. 1t belongs
to no party, and obeys no dictation, CON
tending for principle, and for the election
Of the best men. 1t exposes the corrup-
ton that disgraces the country and
threatens the overthrow of republican
institutions. 1t has no fear Of knaves,
and seeks no fav0rs from their support
erS.
The markets of every kind and the
fashions are regularly reported in its
columns.
The price of the WEEKLY SUN is one
dollar year for a sheet of eight pages,
and tifty-six columns. As this barely
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are not able to make any discount or al
low any premium to friends who may
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ton Under the new law, which re-
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LAND! LAND! LAND
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means.

7 AM OFFERING 70 sell the frllovin,
| described parcels of land on the l;bera
terms set forth below:
One tract of 37S acres, situated twelve
miles south east of the city of Natchito
chcs, and about one mile west of Old
River. Two hundred acres under fence
one hundred and fifty acres open and
about one hundred in cultivation this
year. The other improvements consist
of four or five log cabins, gin and press
small orchard, with u spring Of fine
water. Good steam saw mill within four
mile of the place. will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash,
the balance in |, 23, 4, and five years,
without interest. Four-ttths of this
place is fine fresh alluvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to so bushels of corn or a
bale Of cotton to the acre
Adjoining the above, have $50 acres
of tho same character Of unimproved
land, which 1 will sell at SIS per acre, in
equal annual installmcnts, without in
terest.
| also have 32O acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, about six
miles from the city OF Natclitoches, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Buckshot" land, two hundred acres open,
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for IS
per acre, Cash, or IS per acre, one-tifth
cash, the balance in five equal annual III
stallments, without interest.
| have still another tract of 1872 acres
ofgood level hill land, situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediately on the Grand Ecore and Texas
road, five miles from the city of Natchi-
toches, land we'll timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
of double log dwelling house, log kitchen,
smaAe-house, small orchard of figs, plums
and peaches, II to Is acres of open land,
all the buildings little ont of repair,
though occupied this year. On this place
is an inexhaustible we'll of the finest
water in the parish. will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash, the balance
in one and two years, without interest.
To purchasers wishing to make larger
cash payments, will make liberal de-
duction from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man being
without home of his own; my terms
are 80 liberal that the annual payments
only amount to a small rental
NJ. II. CARVER,
April l0-1y. Natchitoches, La.
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One of our young men was the vic.
tim of a singular coincidence, the
other night. While passing along
the street, boy exploded a common
cracker just behind him, while at the
same instant rotten banana, thrown
from a neighborjng fruit store, struck
him on the back of the head. He
put bis hand to his head, felt the soft,
moist fruit, and screamed "My God,
I'm shot! My brains are blown ont y
Then, bringing his hand around to
his nose, he added: "Anl I'll be
ID if they don't smell like bananas,
tool"
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The negroes of Mississippi are
evidently determined to divide
the most profitable and honorable
official positions among them
selves hereafter, instead of con-
ferring them upon carpet baggers
and scallawags. They have ar.
ranged tn nominate men of their
own color for Congress in the Sc.
cond, Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Congressional Districts, and
as the negro vote elects in that
State, the next Congressional del
egation will probably he black
enough i'll color to please the
spirits of Charles Sumner and
Thad. Stevens.--Shreveport Times.
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THE
Peoples Vindiicator,
FOR: 1885,,

We take pleasure in announcing to the
numerous friends Of the VlNDICTOR,
that We have perfected arrangements fol
the continuation of its publication upon
q firm basis. The public are we'll aware
Of the difficulties under which the Con-
sentative press Of Louisiana labor; the
infamous printing law passed by q parti-
san Legislature, solely to foster and up
hold, ut tho expense of the Taxpayers,
journals entirely antagonistical to their
interest, and at war upOn their liberties,
and by forcing, under the forms of law,
our citizens to advertise in these official
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ton ola people already pOverty-stricken
but we feel assured that they will not
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TAXED, that honesty and capability.
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- ARE THB INFLArroNrsrs.-
spablicans are making . great
ever the imitation resolutions
hlestoIm adopted by the Ohio
/ IN ate State convention. Il is
apparent that the doctrines
aeed BY the convention on
)eee ale distasteful to q large
on q the Democratic psrty,
- = THE uere otherwise does
s.s,s u 4 good reason why the Re-
"a. : aahe1ld exult. The Repub-
tfths West IL permeateil
.ssd thrsugh with Imitation
49, 9ltqn and Logan ara their
lesoas advocates ID the
~ ~ 8 L ID the States this side
~. 3; TAss leaders Of the paper
f. 10 no Republicans, while
49,. g o.eassy tarn TO specie psy.
~ 3, beymour, Tilden, Ipsersoll
yer Democratic Of their stand
hard money men; but. the
49, IA btisade l. marshalei by
IA n! sbiicSns Is Cameron. Kei.
Sdtier N. 2. SRs.
=
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He COULDN'T Goa crowd of boys
passing by a house on Cass avenue
Yesterday halted as they saw a mourn
full looking boy at the gate, and one
Of them called out
eli! there--hain't you going to
the ci,cusi"
~ was going," replied the lad in
husky tones, "but the baby up and
died last night aud ma says won't
dare to even h0ller for four weeks to
come !-[Free Press.
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McuRABLEs REsToRED.-Do not
despair because your physician shakes
BIZ head. Professional opinions are
not infallible; and they are never
wider Of tue mark than when they
pronounce Chronic Dyspepsia an in
safabls malady. To mitigate its
pangs the faculty usually prescribe
N, exercise, and brandy. The first
tvc ~ Gods medicines; the last is
s.asaaic poison. The only medicine
- ID Dyspepsia and its conconi-
eats y Dr.. J.> Walkers California
sles9t Bittsrs, the great vegetable
~'sd sne age. ~ july.
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Ohio politics are mixed. Old Bill
lsa the Democratic candidate for
Ssvesser, y , jackson hard money
=. s.ecsst though running on an in
.lica platform. Senator Thurman,
!, 70 Y s 81 esnp the State for. Allen,
= "a IL ~ noasy democrat, and made
se1osg ssM b the United States
a a aglinst imitation. On khe
~ Md horton, an imitation re.
K 7 q canvas tho State for
i soliesss, while Pig Iron Kel.
g Rssn:x lvania, lays aside his
u ~ epsblieanism and reals off
1Asb fight for the Imitation
s.s aey. Even old cock, eyed Bat.
~ eot mixed on Ohio politics
~ esdstses the Democratic pro.
!. r. ygasa Shsrs ever such a
r.. i Ben Butler attempts to
sss.aauctatic party, We hope q
9 ,! lightning will split him wide
ssaport 1snes. @