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good night kiss, and often not
even that, are not noticed.
Such a home, whether the abode
OF wealth or otherwise, cannot he
a healthy or a happy one. AS a
paraiiax. draw around the evening
lamp OF another home circle. The
father tells the anecdotes from the
paper as be reads them the moth
err laughs her sweet, low laugh,
and the children burst into merry
ha! has! To watch them as they
ask questions, and listen to the
answer and patient explanations,
the wonderment, interest and
thought imprinted on their yonng
faces, is q picture for an artist.
The home education is a heritage
more valuable than land or money
and one beautiful recompense in
life is, that in making Others happy
we bring happiness to ourselves.
Parents who practice self denial,
and endeavor by cheerful CONVEX.
sation and playful wit to enliven
home life, reap a rich reward in the
better thought and nobler actions
of their children, and will expert
ence the truest and best content
meht themselves. baltimore Amer
lean.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27
WOMAN,S

1t is often said by man that wo-
mans world is at home; there her
duties are, and there her chief
pleasures should be: This is easier
to say than to realize. Though
man may talk and write, and even
grow eloquent on the subject, he
has but slight conception of its
meaning. But woman, whose en-
tire time and attention is demand
ed at home, whose whole life
seems not to extend beyond its
limits, knows but too well the
full meaning of the expression.
She knows that its joys and
pleasures are sweetest and dear
est to her; aud she knows that
its sorrows fall heaviest on her
heart. She knows that when
Death, the severest of all Attic
tons, comes within its walls, and
with covetous hands, steals away
its brightest jewels, to her the
loss is greatest. Man may mourn
for q time, and who a doubt
the sincerity of his sorrow. but
out i'll the busy busting world
the poignaDcy of his grief is soon
removed; while woman, as she
goes about her accustomed duties,
is reminded at every turn, by
every act, of the missing one.
There is not q spot nor an object
in this home world of hers that is
not associated in some way with her
lost treasure, and she can only
await times healing touch to
soften her grief and anguish.
Woman alone, who has trodden
The same path, can sympathize
with woman; man cannot.--Pa-
tdSEi Citizen.
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GOOD MHNCE M IL AT.

Take three apples, three lemons,
one pound of raisins, three-quar-
tiers of a pound of currents, one
pound of suet, quarter Of pound
Of raw beef, two pounds of moist
sugar, four ounces of mixed Can
died peel, quarter CT q rind of q
fresh orange, one teaspoonful Of
powdered mixed spice composed of
equal proportions of cloves, CHINA
mon and nutmeg, half o pint of
brandy and one glass Of port wine,
Peel the apples and cut out the
cores very carefully, and then bake
the pieces until they are quite soft.
Squeeze the lemons, cut away the
white Aappy part, and boil the
lemop.peel till it is fairly soft. The
raisins must be carefully stoned
add the currents well washed and
dried and picked. Chop the suet
very finely, as well as the raw meat
and lemon-peel. Mix all the in
gradients we'll together, add the
brandy last of all, and press the
whole down into o stone jar, and
place o piece of paper soaked in
brandy on the top, thus to be kept
until wanted. To make the pies,
roll out some thin puff paste, butter
o small round tin, and line it with a
pieve Of paste, then place in agener-
GUS quantity of the nincemeat, and
cover it over with o similar piece of
puff paste and bake it in a moder-
ale oven. Mince pies are none the
worse for being warmed up, but
pray take care that they are sent
to the fable hot.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27
ROME CONVERSATIONAL TRAIN
ING.

NJ. .... L.
There Is no nation more fluent
in conversation than the American.
The French are none voluble, per.
haps, their language permitting
greater rapidity of pronunciation
than the English. One trouble
with us is, each one likes to do all
tho talking therefore, Americans
are not good listeners. But mere
talking is not conversation. In
almost all home circles there is
much talking doite during the day,
But we fear there are few who do
not reserve their most brilliant
conversational powers for other
assemblages thnr the home group.
Many a father comes home tired;
he has worked hard and talked a
great deal, told amusing anecdotes,
and displayed much wit He has
come home to rest. He takes out
his paper and is soon oblivious to
everything around him. Wife
would like to tell him many of the
little, harrassing affections Of the
day, and would like to hear of
some of his interesting expefien4
ces but if he were o deaf mute
he could not BIO more silent, only
an occasional grunt answering her
many attempts at conversation;
aud the children expecting the
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AGENTS WANTED.

Address, AGENCY DEPARTMENT.
Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 5S7
Pearl Street, New York.
40-eow-6m,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27

Last week, Senator Sargent of
California, presented the petition
of 26,646 women Of Utah, asking
the repeal of the anti-polygamy
law Of 1862 and tue Poland bill,
and that Utah be admitted as q
State in the Union, etc. In present
ing the petition Mr.. Sargent said
he didnotconcur in the object Of
tn petitioners, but believed in the
right of petition, and therefore laid
the matter before thGSenate rs re-
quested. Referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27


|. 1t contains ALL THE NEWS Of the
past seven days, collected by the agents
and correspondents of the New Yew Daily
World, and in %fulness, accuracy and enter
prise in this respect is unequalled.
2 Its AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT contains the latest news of farm ex-
periments IT home and abroad, contribu-
tions by home and foreign writers, full
reports of the Farmers Club of the Ameri
can Institute, aad quotations of valuable
and interesting articles appearing in the
agricultural weeklies and magazines.
8. Its GRANGE NEWS, to, which at.
tention is specially called, is a feature
which can be found in no other paper, All
the resources at the command OF a great
metropolitan daily newspaper are employ.
ed in its collection, and the result Is a page
eacb week where the members may find n
complete record Of the work of The order
in every State in the Union for the past
seven days. In addition to this weekly
record, The World gives the cream of all
the local Grange papers in every Sta e.
This department is, and will continue to
be, uader the charge Of one Of The active
members of the order.
4. For the FIRESIDE DEPARTMENT.,
in addition to its other attractions, such as
poetry, miscellany, humorous extracts, DC,
during the coming ycaTs there will be not
less than one hundred short tales by the
best writers of fiction in England and
America.
%. The MARKET REPORTS, brought
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md training make him the best authority
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For accpracY and completeness the marke
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
-TU-
Frank .Leslie's Illustrated Pub
locations.
pos FACE PAID.

FRANK Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper,
Weekly, 81 90
Frank Leslie's Chimney G Corner,
.'.,'........... =. Weekly, 4 90
FRANK Lesie's Illustrated Zeitung,
'',,'';'..'...........W Weekly, 4 90
The Days Doings, .......W Weekly, 4 90
Frank Leslie's Lady's Jouanal, 4 90
The Young American, 2bO
ranE Leslie'sB oys'andG irls'W Weekly, 2 so
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, 80 2 90
rank Lcslie's Lady's Magazine,
MONTHLY, y 90
Frank cslie's Boys of America, a. 80
Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours, " | 50
Frank Leslie's Budget of Fun, 100.
The Jolly Joker. II 10
Frank Leslie's Family Herald, l. 90
Frank Leslie's New orkJournal, " / 90
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Almanac. 40
Frank Leslie's Comic Almanac IL
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27

A suit of armor, composed Of
thin plates Of steel, worn by Joan
dare, has been placed in the
Musee DIES Invalides. 1t was pre-
scented to La Pucelle by Charles
VII, ondshe placed it in st. Denis
after she had been wounded neal
Paris. 1an5 % @@a 90&
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27

No 1lattery, boy! An honest.
man cannot live by it; it is II lit.
tie, sncsking art, which knaves
use to cajole and soften fools
withal.-Otway.
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WANTED.--An energetic man 10
control the sales In this district ~ a s,aplu
article In the grocery line. ANY %actlys
msn may secure u permanent daSh bu,I.
ness and a monopoly that can be made 10
pay $4,000 per annum, by addressing, with
stamp enclosed for answpr
MANHATTAN MFG co.
la Reade III Get. New YORK..
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-27
REMTNTRCEN CES
OF LHE
CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.
By Col. II. D, CARERS, Chief Clerk of the
Treasury Department under Mr..
Memminger.

rB"This will be a deeply interesting
series of sketches giving the early trials,
disadvantages and many amusing / CT
dents of our people in their effort to es.
tablish an independent Government.
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Errors Of Youth.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature De.
IL cay, and all the effects Of youthful In.
discretion will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need II, the
recipe and direction for making the simple
repedy by which be ras cured. Suffer.
ers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do go BY addressing In
confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
4s-om. AZ Cedar st ,Yew YorR.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Mr.. Dowdeswell has been making
some observations on the cOca-leaf, an
abstract Of which has found its way into
the English scientific journals. The
coca-plant, which Is cultivated nj the
present day exclusively on the slopes Of
the Andes, Is bushy shrub from six 10
eight feet high. The leaves are gath
cred with great care, and, when dried,
are chewed by the natives Of the coun-
try; they are used both 10 sustain
strength and appease hunger in the alb
sence of other food, and as stimulant
or narcotic bn the same manner that
opium, tobacco and alcohol are used in
9th, countries. A little lime is added
to the leaves, and somewhat less than
an ounce is chewed every day. All ac-
counts agree in attributing great pow
ers of endurance 10 the use OF the drug.
Miners, for instance, chewing il every
three hours, are able with a handful OF
maize to work for ~ hours IN the mines.
while an Indian runner will carry a
load of a hundred-weight for 10 leagues
over rough roads in eight hours by its
use alone. Some travellers assert that
the natives of the Andes. il supplied
with ii. require no other food for several
days while performing work. There j.
considerable doubt whether il exerts
any deleterious influence on the human
system or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Twenty years ago a Liverpool steam
packet company wished To buy land from
a woman. She sold il cheap. but got a
clause in the agreement that during her
whole life she and a companion might
at any time travel free in the company 5
vessels. The day after the bargain she
sold her furniture, let her house, and
went on board the outwari-bound YES
sci. Since then he has always lived
on some ship of the company's, accom-
panied by n woman companion, for
whom she advertises, and whose pas
sage money she pockets. She has made
over $4,000 in this way. albany Jour
aaI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
GoISG ISro A DECLINE.

How often we hear this expression about
people who have some disease that few med
zeal men seem 10 understand. some call IL
liver complaint. some kidney disease, some
dyspepsia. and Others consumption. None
OF them afford relief. In the course OF the
disease the patients have the following
symptoms--A tired. weak feeling, dizziness
In the head. with a faint, all gone sensation
At the pin OF the stomach, after eating feel
ing like heavy load on the stomach. pain
in the shoulders. sides. and back al times,
-caDty, high c0lOred urine, depo>iiing a sed-
iment after standing. skin dark and swarthy,
covered in places with brown spots. hands
and feet cold and clammy ~ tunes. al other
times hot aud burning; sometimes there j.
an itching over thu whole body, appetite
chaBgeable. but food 'disiresses and affords
bat littie nOurishment; bowels regular,
after a time a cough sets in, al fiTst dry. but
after awhile il j. attended with expector1-
ton, and the body begins 10 waste. The
truth j. that in such eases the liver, Stom-
ach. kidneys and blood are all diseased, and
for this combination Of diseases we must adj
minister a remedy that Will act upon all OF
these organs n one time, or else. while one
j. being cured the others become worse.
The best article to meet such cases j. the
SHAKER EXTRACT or RooTs (n0i patent
medicine). This article generally removes
the disease. The article we mean Is ~old by
4. !. White. 3le Pearl Street, New York.
Agents wanted.
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HE ENORMcCs wASTAGE a xrxin. o. s-rr s.az~
ri- O. .fsiss q Ttrrshers. - SAY = q
lEr-vTel Nnrhne. s.Fcse-c % srz-y - q ru-s A<-
Y@g ~ e-y.--t.1 q thrs&Ai1<-
FLAX TIMOTHY. MILlET. HUxGaKIAy ssx
hke -ss1s fArr<-d. s<raratst cizn~i ans szr-1
% easily AL rely a. Wh~at- c..sx. Rye nsrt~y-
An EXTRA PRICE i Usually rnia ar E-zla an.
s<ets claAn-1 b This rzachine. fer exna eu.zk<xa
II TIE W.T. GRAIN a Ig-s. th--e -sr- .uR-ssp-
tally TIE ONLY MACHINES that crui1 VIA rrrec
CT econozy. doin< f.ss. thcrUugh .n6 Esrtr1 ssrf.
rbsn otssvs unsrig fsle1-
ALL GRAIN. TINE Ant MONTY vz~sinr cu.npAz-
tlc-1s, s-ch ~ -Euliszs Arrcns-- -k.tis< h-~isrx
. Fcke-s. etc- are suflrsiF dlrrz~f waa; 80 tA<s
orehAf the usAl G~nrs D-itA, Buxs-. .a-t -surnaA<
eusisr ranAr-i zore durztie. ishf runni.< nooo~I
~ r-sair, t1sf. iiffering<- y ela.n -. nss
tU1tlea b. adverse vinas. -ain or s-srz<
FARNERS and GRAIN RAISERs who 1-p pn<~6
e. he l1r<e saTf-r nn5e - 4 VII nd AZ.y i-Se
NOR and vssssf1i nrnchin--. hzf win azl<akn a.
irrvvei ThErsher aoiug ;h<r uurk
FOUR SIZES r.ss s. & Z 10 AMI n Horse
Po~ez Ah@o \ sp~1zir q @rsRk-p2A ds~arsr6
and r1at- rxYxrSstr "a - An ruwE1
Two STILES OF HoESE PowyRS. vsr- car ~
r-v-~t -Trigi. Cesar and or ''sT1r s<e-l- fNe.t-
bury ~tyiel tcsh -noursts1 On fSv ~hr.is-
~ r~TTRrSTTD In TArszhfnx o. crsan nxs-s.<
srps 70 our uear-ss Dealer. wr1ts % Cor fNu<<r
tst trr-iAr sens fss~ giving fan F<-t~zhu q szx
ctyas PEioss, Tsr-s. &c
Nichols, Shepard a o.,
RATTLE CRKEK- MICH
AS.K-sL- 81 10 az
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Fred W. Wagster was arrested al
Banks, Mich, for forgery. He was al
lowed 10 60 up stairs 20 change his
clothing. the officers guarding the stair
way. While he was in his room three
pistol shots following each other in
quick succession were heard, and the
officers rushed into the room and found
Wagster lying on the floor dead. He
was very respectfully connected.
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CHEAP LIFE INSURANCE.

Twenty-Five cents viii buy box q DR.. TUT :
Pills. aud they will restore the functions % thf
liver. stomach and bowels the sources from which
nearly every disease originate lfthcs- organs aci
vel long and healthy life l. Assurod.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

The Vroprici0r- of Ho-teiier's stomach
Bitter promise nothing in behalf Of this
iamou- iouir and regulating elixir which II
Mil nor perform. No pf,tsn-ions irrecon-
cilahis Niih common sense are made Ia ref
rrencr 10 if but evidence ~ the mo.t posi-
tive u1tura has hcrn accommodating for over
quaftsr ~ q century in Il, behalf which
prove b o. 30 e reliable preventive and
curative ~ maiarial di+sa.ts, an efficient
and genial inuir and general corrective, and
specially faiualic BE cases where the bowels,
liver. stomach orurinars organs are affected.
Debility, ihr source from whence 80 many
bodily rfii- spring. j. entirely rcmcdied by
ihe lutigoratisc action ~ the hittcrs. when
arrest. premature decay aud repair. losses
of nervous and muscular power while i'm
proving ihr appetite and rendering diges-
linn f.4-v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Ara shooting match in Savannah.
Ga, the other day, Mr.. w. Moore,
at distance of 10 PAGES, shot from the
mouth of Constable Frank II. Fox =
pipe, twice in succession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

The GREAT FAvoRIrE - The popular
Chill Cure ~ The age, Composed If pure
and simple drug. Mlh0ii's Tonic has long
held the highest place in the long line Of
remedies Tor Chlls and Fever II g. not
only An;i-Periodic 'ut j. Anti Panic. for IL
curiail- the heavy expense OF Doctors Nis-
it,. where fScndly calls are all itcmizcd In
the account cgrreut 4 penny saved j. a
penny gained and saving ID in this way adds
10 health ard comfort Try Wilhoft's Tonic
as q certainty and YOU will ney, regret IT,
q. 4. FINLAf n Co, Proprieiors, New Or
leans
FoR SALE ny All DnCCcISTs
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PENTECoST A HAYDES. PAnora. Iowa.
wrote March -. 1876: 1--WE have sold Shall
lenberger's Ague Pills tor eight years, and
have no failure to cure reported. lnyiew
Of such facts WHY suffer, ONE DOLLAR Will
cnre van O~E pp~F .tOu- the clilis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

MANI who are suffering from the effects
Of The warm weather and are debilitaied are sd
Vised by physicians to take moderate amounts Of
whisky two or three times during the day. In =
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number OF drinks = and in time be-
come confirmed inebriates. A beyenge which
win no; create thirst for interesting iquor- and
which T. intended especially for the benefit Of de-
bilitaied persons. whether AZ home or abroad IL
DR.. Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic Containing the
juices Of nsny medicinal herbs this preparation
does not create an appetite for the intoxicating
cup. The nourishin- and the life supporting prop
critics Of many valuable natural predictions con
tained in IL and well known TO medical men have
q most Strengthening influence. a single bottle Of
the Tonic VIII demonstrate its valuable qualities.
For debility arising from sickness orer-exertion.
or from any cause whatever, wineglassful OF Sea
Weed Tonic taken after meals viii strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To all Who are about leaving their homes
desire 20 say that the excellent Effects Of Dr.
Schenck's seasnnabie reTnedies-Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills-are particularly evident when
taken by those who are iugunouely Affected By .
change - water aud dle.. No person should leSv-
home without taking srppy OF these safeguards
along For sale by al Druggst--
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ADVERTISERS

Who 1exr- 70 r~ach cozrrry rss1xrs c<1 -
lie eeEr xr1 eheap~<- ~ scns 90 &c n-sr
ssr<io1x ~ THu GaRr ~EusxAruH Arxu&AEy
lie AZ NV 70 = " PRATT. - g.cf~as ssrcsa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

The London Afhcngum OF the 18th
nlt. announced the dangerous illness Il
DR.. Haus Won Bulow.
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The FARM" COLUMN.

THE FARM COLUMN.
IL costs but one cent TO send your al
dre>. by postal card 10 either adver-
tieer I'm thf. column. with request for
further Information concerning rhe
property advertised.
FARMS FOR SALE.
A kIy-sirfy. Ave- .ers-. VIE. rem "a Y. -
rerferi. JAS. NeKFNziE- Ats ..'i. 50.
I1NEN~ sND rNINrI.Ovtn ItNus Ada--ss
u MoEg ~ tyrzrs y rtsier tl,l iiar -al W ..ura
YwpRovED FARN p -c-s~ IN NEBRASKA aF.s mile
iri y. Az, s,srsf, ss,astas,. T.-ss.
ea-y. EoEr.w .frrNk-. hrosnsiile. Nrii.sta y Nrn
a pEsIgABlF FAEN - acr-.. ~ NIX dairy
fsi ssi is " T s,'. sSi1. ~. Ne 80
o. l.s- sAE.EHr- lsnsing. Mieh.
I,ARN IA acs ~ b. sosa. = m. kg-l ,oiezs F4rn
u ItriiFr irtts.stoal4s etc eniNrn- ~ 81, fi.-e
600 n rIsO~pEHof-s NORTH TExAs. fse s-r-si
'BtNf sto. ara whs-t rc-ieu. infer.iato. a-,d a.
scrirfrn - Isan- fr.. - = t-alttl- Lonis. f ~
lTARAIsGAIx-s Fralr,e YARN. - aere-. 3
eS--i i.susc. cot sisall barn ana .rAaay r ~
HsNFr. Htn1erson- Nirn.
INrEOvFD y ARM. gga acres fo~u.higiis -as,-e RI
i .ec'iea = ssoii County; MI 49, gIf.r
culfifafinr Goo. y stn-y fsuse- a. 2. Bone q.
On i.reiri-ts. - a. - MILL 9 4r.tt ~
rnn sfNF.S kroA-r ~ -uld t-rs.-Fa-rn p wels
ttstb cud hOfse sflAif barn. ~ br1fiEE frf rrrs.
~ nsrrs Do pisw sud- Address DE- n Il. Hs.Niys-
Amh.g. ~
tSn ACRES Choire Farming Ia-l. Dcsrslp,laa
fNV "a application. J. " ALLntEr. fret1o-f
Ccnt~r. Nich.
HlI EoF SECTION a. Town or BYRON.
HALE . 5. COW 49, VIM.
c..p. PER ACRE aor az krrcs miles y " * ".
s-sbarr. loss. mostly unaer IN rrctttnfrTs rtsi
hnn@e. sfnck wells. orchard lbslrirr. rerlEts.
feroe-- THn~ sHTr. NJ. Ar Io~A
On ACRES near ChArl~voix. - ru.s from Pine LAKE
on Lake Shore road pas-rs thr0lxl pne end. los "a
roar through the other. timber. maple 81 IT. l.
CLrFFoED. Chsricvoir. MICA
LANDS FOR SALE.
1W.NW kan.s.. Z e1 S.r = 80, .c,Ss. "a
churcifN = 20 - pr acre. Address Ices Dra~tT
~. Aurora. ~.
EN- ACRFs Farming and Grazing Lads In J4,g~-
OfV CounfF. Ind. fRaxK v. hshcocK- t.e-scl-
LAND FOR EXCHANGE.
Tee ACRES TIMBER LAND IN fhe Gr.nf rr1r.
ION erse region. send for particulars 20 q. .
srExAroR. Carretfssliie. Oaic.
Il A~sAS FARM for Exchange for New Ergisnd
FARMS WANTED.
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FARMS WANTED.

EARN WANTED n tnis counfr rer~ru. havng
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LAND FOR EXCHANGE.

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LANDS FOR SALE.

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