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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-12-02
WHITE PINE NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 1oRN1Se-1
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william Timson,

COUNTY RECORDER OF WHITE PINE
~ County Nevada.
Fees, on all instruments sent for Record, must
be PAID IN ADVANCE.
Office-Court-house, at Hamilton. j23
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@. J. LANSING.
DAv E. BAILEY.
Mrs. @. A. Dunscomb,

physician AND ACCOUCHEUSE. PER-
l. sons in neeed of my professional services
can find me at my Office in Treasure City, Ne
vada. iy29-ff
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Below is list of the Senators and AS.
semblymen of the incoming Legislature
of this State:
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LATEST NEWS.
Presidential Election still Undecided
Prospects of War in Europe.

By the arrival of the ship Fleetford, Is
days from San Francisco, we have news to
the 18th. ult; the ship brought no mail, but
from file of S. F. dailies for which we would
acknowledged our Indebtedness to Capt. Tay-
lor, we CLEAN the following items:
New YoRK, November ISth.-The Times latest
dispatches leave the House follows: la Republi
cans, l46 Democrats, and to be elected in New
Hampshire.
been received here from ex-senator GebO-ne, dated
Tallahassee this morning. asserting positively that
Florida has gone for Hayes and Wheeler.
New YORK. November l7th.-The Commercial
Advertisers New Orleans special says The Return.
ing Board meets again Tomorrow at noon aud will
begln business in earnest On the face OF the re.
turns the Democrats have a small majority, but
the Bo-rd will throw out the vote where the
negroes were kept from the polls by intimidation.
NEW YORK, November 1sth.-The Tribunes New
Orleans despatch says the following was received
from Columbia, S, c. by ex Senator Doolittle: The
majority is 1900 votes for Tilden.
There have been several collisions in South Caro-
lima between the negroes and whites, but no deaths
are reported.
The Tribune's Washington says In military and
naval circles it is believed that orders will be
issued. directing preparations to be made for the
concentration of sufficient force Washington to
quiet all the apprebensioDs that are telt In the
country of a revolution .or demonstrations occur
ring TO interfere with the counting of the Electoral
vote or the Inauguration of the legally chosen Pesi
dent.
If England refuses to accept Russia's demand as
a basis for the proposed Conference, she must fight
or retreat from the whole question, leaving Turkey
to her fate.
There is rumor that IL Russia nvades Turkey
England viii occupy Constanlnople and defend
that city against attack it being her policy TO pro-
tect COns'autinople and the Dardaneles from seiz-
ure by Russia.
Ocean steamship freights under the war news,
have advanced at New York.
The London Times continues to advocate co-opera-
tion with Russia upon the Porte satisfactory reforms
The organs Of the Liberal party strongly oppose any
action in n sense hostile TO Russia The Standard,
Telegraph and Pail Mall Gazette do not believe that
England remain neutral The Post, while
strongly anti Russian, hopes for a settlement by
Conference.
The London Times says that if Turkey should re-
fuse to-day to accept Conference her decision would
be considered as in favor Of war.
1t is stated that order has been received Mt
WOolwich for 40 900 900 cartridges. to be ready 10
eighteen weeks, and 40 900 ammunition boxes, in
which to pack cartridges for transportation.
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Luka for the appointment Of guardian to said
minor. The court, after. bearing the testimony in
regard 70 the property Of the child, appointed Luka
the father the guardian, to file bond in the Of
$3.50. Inventory 10 be filed 10 80 days, and an an
nual account to be rendered by the guardian.
Before Mr.. Justice Harris.
Guardianship of Ludwig Anthem and Sophie An
thon, minors Petition Of ]. C. Glade. attorney IN
fact Of Theodore C. Heuck, guardian Of the above
minors, praying for confirmation Of sale Of certain
real estate on the island Of Maui. The usual auc-
tioneers account sales and affidavit OF the fairness
of the sale and the adequacy of the price realized
having been fled also the powers Of attorney and
papers received from Copenhagen. The court made
an order confirming the sale and directing the neees
sary conveyance to be made to the purchasers
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
Estate Of A. W. Smell, deceased. Petition Of Lea
ca Smell and W o. Smith. executr:K and admins
traitor with toe will annexed, praying that their &C
count Of the estate may be allowed and passed. and
that they may be discharged and their bond can
ceed. The court examined and approved of the
account and ordered the executrx and administrator
to be discharged and their bond caucsed.
Before Mr.. Justice Harris.
Estate Of Phi, h., deceased. Petition Of KeolalOa,
k. as next friend Of Paulo minor grandson Of the
dscedent. praying to be appointed administrator Of
this estate, The estate being small. the court
appointed Mele guardian the costs 10 be RENTED
except those paid for advertising.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
Guardianship Of the minor children of W. N. Ladd,
deceased Petition Of Mr.. J. o. Carter, guardian, to
be released from his guardianship ard bis bond can
celied. 1t appearing that the accounts had all been
presented to the court and allowed previously, and
that there balance of property Of the estate Of
W. N. Ladd their interstate father to be accounted
for the court ordered the guardian be discharged
and his bond cancelled.
CASES FOR THE COMING WEEK.
Dec Estate of Kea, k, deceased; petition for
letters Of administration.
Dec ll-Estate of Kasle. deceased petition for
distribution.
Dec l2-Guardianship oENahaku. an insane person.
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supreae Court.-ia Probate.
Before MI. Justice Harris, At Chamber.


Estate Of Piiena W, deceased Petition Of KekAi-
nu w. to be appointed Administrative Of this estate.
The court. afer bearing the testimony, refased to
appoint Kekninui but ordered letters OF adminstra-
ton and also letters Of guardianship Of the
aud property Of George LiiH. minor son of decs-
dent. to be issued TO s. KelipiO upon his fling a
bond in the sum Of $500. Notice to creditors to be
advertised for four weeks in the KuOkOG. and an in
ventOry 70 be 6led in thirty days.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
In the guardianship Of KanakAOkai KAaikaula, .
minor. Petition Of Kamealani praying that q
guardian be appointed for the Rbovenamed minor.
Il appearing from the petition that the boy Is
years old and therefore entitled to choose his own
guardian. the court questioned him to who be de-
sired % be appointed when be nominated bis mother
KAkAuiA but the court declined to appoint her. she
being both blind and ignorant, but appointed W. c..
Lane upon his fling bond in the sum Of $500. but
Mr.. Lane declined to act, and the matter remains
open for the present.
euArdianshiP Of KuPihsa W., minor. Petition Of
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HUNTS REMEDY.
THNTIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PR

NNHIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
II SCRIBED by eminent physician for case Of
DrOpsy in Mrs Hunts family. john Hunt aged about IS,
Of stout and pethoric habit seized with sudden
his life. The ordinary remedies had all proved neca-
and under their the patient fast failing into
alarming state The dropsy general and extensive
legs sweed enormous size and the water increasing
rapidly He entirely unable to lie down In bed, and
forced remain night and day In sitting posture
This OF things continued until by the advice Of the
physician alluded the remedy tried. In
OF its peculiar nature IL necessary TO
ntrusted TIA family of Mr. Hunt to procure aud com
pound it, 4,t-
The remedy administered and almost from the
Of its reception decided improvement became
roused action the swelling Of the legs rapidly subsidized
the lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
agreeable the flesh OF limbs resumed Its elasticity
a. cnkfng remaining, and he rapidly convnescing
when unfortunately prompted by thsnpid improvement
he gave up the remedy for q short time.
1t unfortunate. for the curative process
kidneys tagged In their action, again becom
ing torpid, the water increased viah fghtfpl rhpdy
and again found husefln very alarming state
The remedy again had recourse ahd by its
vering the disease q second time subdued But
this most aggravated and severe case, and II took all
the virtues Of the Remedy combined with and tine
eradicate the effects Of the disease hat through per-
severng use Of permanent cure was effected, and he
time, q well
This was the MANNER In which the Remedy was brought
into notice. and since then for periodic of twenty Eve 5
years the medicine has been prepared AFTER the same
clans In their private practice for this and similar COM
plants.
1t has been well and favorably known and extensively
snced that time by all classes both with and without
from lingering and fghtfu disease and untmey death,
many Of our most estmable and wellknown citizens
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EXPORTS.

So uaurtol.r 1.ar an ceyion Dec Al pkg old tin
49, 49, T1 ca. u 1cs saudAl voud, ~ ogs
ASA o. Va ss o valras iesth, cold copper and
. IA ra-na1a WEuels-
- Eaurtd1r ~ EasA-t james, Dec Sth-tsis
~ 49, dauI. - aas if7t 9 luuaer and - bbs beef
Far Hu-iiuus - An btta } A FaiEirburg Dec t-lSt
tl - r 49, r--uuts. hE, faneuH, 80 bgt nee,
zl-l a--lsalr.r. h-l-s1s-
Fr - Fruurisuo - An - CITY New rork. Dec s.
So -. uur- - 49, gzoty bids whale hsne. pkg
frarr a. - ra1re 81 - - brt peAnuts exs
un u1nlrau ~ and has beiei leaves
~ Eru n.1.rt - Am Ehir syren. Dec t-ea1 eek VII
slrE ualrus irary. Ia pkg tAll0u, bis
wa Aal az htlrs EeEN n1rA brla molAssr-- pkgs
suaal a1srza. cgrals, spectuens. bEa
lsf au.E. rEc curiasitiet o4lrhor trunk- pkg
H1asa ~ aalull ard a hEt c1dee-
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CoHuERCIAI..


HOroLCLC DEcEKBER G. lsss.
- huruzr ha- E1ssa-d sHunes arrived from PortlAnd
1.-- r.ssaula- D. China, with 40 Chinese
-z, Sac rals irie p,rtt abtau aud supplies
81 a8-s Eatareuur the an
ss.u,s- cigy Ney Tsrt arrived prunptly on the
se 1surr asss sruu AurEasrd = offreigbt
r auE usiisc aEH1 The sih for san fraHoisoo
l,rsar- hart i-en guiis fsugusut, and ineiude thu
Faaniu-F fr Hassa1d nohttnn and schooner Mary
I 49, 60 uuulst lart csyIuz and Edward Jsmes ior
rla--auur IS csy q ~ TS-k I'D shps HasoaAle
80
$50 sru-r r-.sy snG sails to-day fsr New bed
E- ESD -aaliur 2s-zaHH cruise vest
-s e., isisr sario-s san fruucsco. unless the
~ n rl. rnl r..l.-L.r lrs.s % b. run thence-
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HUNT,S REMEDY.

The only known Remedy for Brighes Disease and has
cured every case OF Dropsy in which it has been
given Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder inflammation
Of kidneys liberation of Kidneys and Bladder
Diabetes. in stricture,and for Enfeeed and Delicate
Constitutions OF both sexes attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms: Loss Of Power, Loss OF Ne
mnry, Difficulty Breathing, Weak Nerves wakefulness
Painfnl and Dragging Sensation in the Back Lolns
Flushing OF the Body Eruptous Face, Coun-
tenance Lassitude Of the System etc.
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TIE MORNING STAR arrived at Peru one of the
Gilbert group the 2sd of July, Is days from Ho-
nOlulu. Arrived at Taplteuea the oath of the
same month, was there four days On the 4th Of
August she al Apaiang; on the 9th was at b.
taritari. On the Aug cath she was at Jeuij OF the
Marshall Islands. All on board well, missionaries
In their usual health. Nothing special to be noted
in the missionary work
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MAsoSIc.-At the regular meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81, F. and A NJ. on Monday evening
last the following officers were elected for the
suing year. w...M- D. x. Fyfe reelected. s;W...
". L Wilcox, Nv II. Mcintyre, Secretary, c.
elected.
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IT Inquiries are frequently made by parties in
the United States in regard TO our climate, soil,
productions, etc. To all such we would say that
the Hawaiian Guide Book contains full information
on all these points, and many Others. 1t may nj
ways be obtained In San Francisco at the depot Of
the San Francisco News Company, near the Post
nfBre
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Gentlemen intending to Build

ar MAKE ADDITIONS, AFTER ATOMS,
" repairs, win hnd 1t their Interest TO consult
with the undersigned who viii supply designs combining
Convenience and Economy, with suitable Architectural
Embellishments and guaranteed estimates OF Cost.
T. OAKLEY, International Hotel
Skilled workmen In al departments sent to any part Of
the IslandA sIs-ams
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Ladies Bags and Reticules

| wv
Ladies Bags and Reticules +!
ALSO ~ ~
Ladies Solid Sole Leather Trunks, riVitted edges,
Ladies' Solid Sole Leather Trunks, sswed edges,
Ladies' Bride Lather Trunks,
Ladies' Leather Covered Saratoga Trunks,
Ladies' State Room Trunks,
Ladies' Composition Trunks.
Ladies' Princess Alice Bags. with belts,
Ladies' assorted COlOred raises.
MANILA School Bags,
Grain Leather School Bags,
Split Leather School Bags.
Real Russia Leather Bags valises,
Ladies' Russia Dressing Cases,
Gents Solid Sole Leather Trunks. Reverted SeWed
Edges.
Gents Leather Trunks, Canvass Covered,
Gents Elegant Solid Sole and Bride Leather
Valises,
Gents Russia Leather Yalises.
Gents o. G. Trunks,
Gents Russia Dressing Cases.
Trunk Straps,
Shawl Straps,
Coat and Blanket Straps.
Solid Leather Coat Cases.
In fact No,chere in or out of Honolulu
coya such an Elegant Display Of Lea
tier Ware6e seen an any one store,
These goods having come in Duty free Lady Pur-
chases will get the Benefit of the 10 per cent.
THIS FINE LINE OF GOODS
...... WILL BE ......
Ready for Inspection and Sale on Wednesday next,
November 29th. M. McINERNY.
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Er-u Eu-EiuuE - Al - Clty q New Nork, Dec i-2
~ uas auor rrsr tnurIrr. and cuadnents.
uaiaa-d i-uogs q hs4nty uEArn Tank oats.
r-r9=- 1.1s-- rtl1Eii ans F-Eoel-
Hruu Ru-Hu6 sr An "a Ed~E-d gEuos. Dec i-2oo hlf
ta 81 s1iuuuu arrsn 90 bKs bread, ~
seeslats 20 rids-, laea fsur. - bKs dried
ar-s dlaad f. ~ hzH Hides dried Iear - bxs
aaa1r GraHl Fsaus-
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EE- Justice Harris. the Attorney General, and
several members oil the bar, left Tor Maui Mon
day last, to hold the December Term ofthe Circuit
Court al Lahaiua.
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r. Mr.. C. S. Barlow commences to-day sale
OF goods and staples imported by T. II. Davies. The
stock Is large and embraces line variety. Sale
will be continued for two days.
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DEcEAsED.-An industrious Chinaman who has
been engaged 10 eultivHting sugar in Waialua
on this island, dropped dead one day last without
any external evidence OF disease
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EXODUS OF CHNEsz.-The bark Ceylon which
sailed last week for Hongkong took some sixty
four Cinnamon, large proportion of whom. it is
said returning the land Of their birth because
opium hns become so bard TO obtain here Rather
than live without it, they will 20 where they can
die with IL.
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CALIFORNIAN MEETING.-The members Of the Ha-
waiian Caledonian Club attended their meeting in
full strength St. Andrews day when consti-
tuition aud bylaws were adopted. The meeting was
opened and closed with prayer by the chaplain
much enthusiasm and faith in the objects Of the
club were manifested, The gathering was very
agreeable and social, and the prospects of the club
declared to be encouraging. Four new MEM
bers were elected
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fzs- The Mail steamer Australia leaves San Fran
cisco to-day at nine o'clock, and will be here a
week IRON tomorrow morning.
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e The fine clipper ship syreD sails this morn
ing Tor New Bedford. She has only half cargo on
board, say $50 tons, and it is thought she will make
the passage home IN ITO days.
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RACE BooKs.-At the Bookstore of q. NJ.
Whitney may be found few copies of that very
rare book, Ellis Tour around Hawaii. It was
printed over hfy years and contains much interest.
ing and valuable information During the late visit
OF the Rev. DIR. Damon to the States he across
these books while delving among the antiquarian
treasures Of some secondhand book store in
Boston city, aud purchased them at low figure.
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tF The barkeniine Discovery is now probably
out fourteen days from San Francisco, with a mail,
and dates 10 November 22nd
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- We learn from Maui, that Sunday the
25th ult, the long drought which has prevailed on
The Windward side Of that island was ended by a
tolerably eoPous rain from the south. At Ulupala-
kua, aud Lahaina, the rain fell 10 torrents AT
Waikiki. good rain; at Mskawao, somewhat less
cOpious, enough to give some precious feet Of
water in the csterns but not enough the big
gnlch and water holes. Grove Ranch and Haiku
had similar rain, besides a week or more
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~ Last night was the coolest of the season,
the mercury dropping to 6O' at o'clock this
morning.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

F n. B. N ship FanIOme is now at Hilo, and
viii arrive Lere on the 18th or 10th instant.
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II The steamer Kilauea win sail at four o'clock
this afternoon for Kauai making the circuit of that
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

NOR SALE ON BERETAEIA STREET,
n maukA side, SIX lots, 1o0xl50 These choice
building lots. situated opposite Messrs- DnIngham and
Cases property and have the water pipes close thereto
FOR SALE. ON BERETAETA STREET, MA.
kai SIDE opposite the residence Of W Buchanan, Esq
lots, Ooxlso. This property Is well fenced and viii Be
sold In one or two blocks of4 lots each.
FOR SALE, ON BERErAHIA STREET, MAU-
Ia se two valuable and choice budlng aotnen, each
acres-
TO LEAsE.-s0o Acres Splendid GrazIng Land at Ks-
male, Kamananui. WaIAiua-
FOR sALE-In Honolulu, several choice residences.
IL acres Taro Land and House.
FOR SALE AT KAPALAMA. NEAR re-
formatory Schools, " Acres Rice and TarO Land.
YOR SALE. AT MANOA. TWELVE ACRES
Of choice Banana aud Taro Land, bargain
FOR SALE. AT KALIHI, TWO ACRES d. one
loD of Rich Thro Land
Liberty nan. atnatsd MAnnakea strsoL GOvsEnnsni
Title Perfect
FOR SALE. NEAR LlLIHA STREET, CLOSE
70 Captain Vests property desirable TarO lot
o'HAILORAE. Solicitor.
At the Offices Of the Real Estate Exchange u Fort st.
Honolulu where all persons having property for sale
lease mortgage may register the without
ofany fee. sIa
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HUNTS REMEDY.

Has before the public for more twenty years.
and has been the means Of saving from lingering and
fghtfu disease and untney death hundreds Of
estimAble and well known citizens.
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail.
Price $3.50 per Bottle.
DILLINGHAM; & CO.
e2I I'm Sole Agents for Hawaiian Island
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For Rent.
In the Estate of W. IA, deceased.
Administrator Notice.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Aginst
n the estate Of the late W. Ka, hereby required
present the n the undersigned within six months
from the day Of publication OF this notice And II
presented within six months from date, they viii be
barred and oil persons indebted to said deceased
quested make immediate payment 70 the undersigned
W. L. WILCOX Administrator.
Honolulu, November 20, 1870. slS-4t
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DEATH OF AN OLD SEA CAPTAIE.-Many of the
older residents Of Honolulu viii remember Capt.
Gilbert Chase who visited these islands during the
hfties- 10 the Newport News, we find the follow
iug notice Of his death:
"Capt. Gilbert Chase died last evening at his
residence on the corner Of Marlboro and Farewell
streets. after very brei Illness The deceased
about 20 years Of age and a native OF Newport. He
went TO sea in early life and very successful
captain. He made several voyages TO the West
Isdies, California and southern ports. He Joined
the Masonic fraternity after it's revival in this
state and has held almost every position 10 the gilt
OF the fraternity. BE Is past master Of ST. Johns
lodge A. F. and A. NJ, of this city, first lieuten-
ant 10 the Rhode Island consstory, generalissimo
OF Washington commandery. past master of DeBlois
council royal aud select masters, king Of the ROYAL
Arch chapter and at the time OF his death was COM
mander OF the Princes OF Jerusalem. He was also
a member of the ST. Johns beneficial association.
During Buchanan's administration be was inspector
and afterwards collector II fhs port and discharged
the duties OF his Office satisfactorily 10 all At the
time OF his death he was president of the Tilden
and Hendricks Reform Club. All through life he
was & consistent and an exemplary citizen.
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SUITABLE FOR THE
CUSTOMARY CHRISTMAS GIFTS
.An,on0 ,c6ieh soiU be found
o.: s:. :: s :; :. ,:: s:
Ladies' Jeu ONYX.
Neck Chains and LOckets with Ear Rings to
match.
Ladies Superb Amethyst, any other Sets,
CHI.
. c,.,.,
Baby Cuff Pins,
Baby Shoulder Loops,
Child'S FingeS Rings,
1adi., Gent, fines. gold Watches,
Both Key and Stem Windsrs'
Ladies Garrett Ear Rings.
Ladies Coral and other Setting Ear Rings
Ladies Breast Pins. assorted designs,
NIIu NLukk WhkH
w 4U UAAS1A " AAA
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For Tmmigrants.

- SPLENDID LANDS ron PEANUTS /,
three crors yearly. Apply 70 Mr. PeecsnInI Nuu-
saa VAIsy-wOod Plantation. eIe-in