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SADDLES„
)LES &e,
EETt SEAFORTH.
good folk who want Her-
w-pricea, good and new,
Main street, Seefmth,
stook you may view.
anal by JAME1 WILSON
k is so high.y rertowned ;
n Main street, Seaforth,
may easily be found.
enter of bit; bridles and curbs
a anet paddles so fine,
thing can etinal their mann
at No. 1 A and prime.
ef good blankets for winter
keep frem, your horses the
- nets, so graceful for Sum-
'th blue, green, yellow and
-hipe of every description,
sage coach, carriage or hand
S WILSON'S shop, Seaforth,
:ay s be had at command.
onges and combs and rosettes
and (rood in their 'way;
Del short tugs in abundance,
mess that don't break in a day.
wets and Trunks of all kinds,
of a quality apicy and ram
uld desire to purchase,'
shop of JAMES WILSON
e and that without fnrher
t bargains make while yeti
addle and Harness Emporium,"
member JAMES 1YNS
man.
constantly on hand a stock of
S, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
ISES AND WHIPS.
Collaes and Blankets,
article conneeted with the
business.
eUNEIS, VALISES,
5, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
Made to order.
J. WILSON.
-rt a
OTORY.
Subscribers beg leave to thank
numerous caistontera for the
atronage extended to them since
_cing l)u$ ieS 111Seafertle, and
at they will be favoredwith
-awe a the same.
s intending to build weuhl de
rive them a call, as they -will
to keep on hand a, large Stoeh
nds of
NE LUMBER SASHES
WANDS, 1‘.1OLDINGS,
.INGLES, LATH, &c.,
• confiaent Of giving satisfactiort
'hose who may favoar them with
Iheir patronage, as none but
first class workmen are
employed.
rtiealer atteation paid tee Custom
thug - •
BROAD -FOOT & GRAY.
TAM PRESERVATION OF THE
S 1 G HT.
R. COUNTER
TXT ATORMAKERA.ND
V I, JEWELER, Seafoth,
Ont., sole Agent for the sale
of ouivelebrated PERFECTED
'SPECTACLES, the Lenses of
Winch are ground by us, from,
Material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes. it
is pure, hard, andbriilant, and
as near Achromatic as can be
produced. The peculiar foe=
and scientific acettracy attain-
ed by the aid of complicated
and cnstIy machinery„ war -
rats as in asserting them tn
be 1HE1OT 1'ERFEC1
SPECTACLES. EVER MAX
1:FACT15RED. They assist
the sight moatbrilliantle,o011
fer ease and comfort on the
er, cause a continuous and abidine,
ivement of the eyes, and last a great
years without requiring to be
ted. So they are the CHEAPEST
en as the BEST.
LAZARUS. _MORRIS & Co.
295 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs),
Montreal.
N'e employ no Pedlers.
FOR SALE
EAT splendid Hotel Stand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, known act
L:ORN EXO'HANGE, and doing
business. To an enterprising mann
some capital, it offers excellent inr
mente. being ou one of the leading
te and close to the Salt
so, two comfortable 1( )TTA GES-- on
e Street. Goderich, rented at $200 a
and FSeVaUl. Towa Lots. Terms -
nate. Apply to •
WM. MALCM
At the Market.
aforth, Jan.`23, 1871, 161- tt
•
.Tutzn 5. 1871.
bluttital Insurance of Live Stock.
eommittee of the Ayrshire
Agricultural Association have been
considering this sitbject, especially
with regard to the insurance of
dairy stock against disease and
exit:lents. Their report contains
a number of 'interesting facts, and
eloees with the recommendation that
a system of mutual insurance should
be adopted, as preferatale to the
orgmaization of a stock company,
and that it should be -confined at
first to 'insurance against deaths
from plettro-puennionia, but sub-
sequently extended, after coming
• fairly into working order, to deaths
of dairy stock from any cause what=
ever. It is estinaated that the rate
necessary to ilistire against this
disease would be from Id. to 2d!
per pound (say from of 1 per cent.
to one per cent.) on the -v-alue of the
stock, according as the system was
i-iore or less generally entered into
by the farmers of the Tway. For-
tunately out -dairy farmers have had
very little ttouble so far from' the
particular disease above referred to.
But •the reading of the repot
suggests the feasibility of a system
of mutual insurance here, against
losses from abortion in cows, which
has proved such a scourge in many
• of our dairy districts, occuring, as
the elaborate investigations conduct-
ed by our State Society show, so
uaexpectedly, Ivith so little apparent
cause, now on- one farm and now
on another -often where every
reasonable precaution seemed to
have been taken against it It
could not be diffiCultt'for an associ-
ation of practical dairymen to ageee
upon a fair sum as the limit Of the
insurance to be taken upon a single
animal; to ascertain. the percentage
of cases of ptobable occurrence; and
therefore the tate neccessary to be
paid for each cow insured ;earad by
liaking-- suitable provision that
insurance should not be paid in
cases of evident negligence or ill-
treatment, to perfect a system which
could scaicely fail, it strikes us, to
be a source of great relief to the
unfortunate without _praying very.
burdensome to any. 18 not the
subject at least,worthy of discussion
One other point in the report is of
interest The deaths froni pleuro-
pneumonia among cows in Ayrshire
were found by statistics collected in
1852-3-4 to be about one and one-
third per cent., (1.329,) while the
statistics of 1870 showed that it was
reduced to about one-sixth of one
per cent, (.173) and the reduction
is ascribed mainly to the act .now
in. force as regards contagious dia
-eases in animals, -which compels the
isolation of diseased herds,'the dis-
infection of stables, &c., Or itApOin-
plishes, in other words, very much
what our Cattle Commissioners
would undertake to do in case of
the outbreak of any •dangerous
'epidemic. -Country Gentleman.
The iron Bar.
A bar of iron, worth $5 worked
liato horse shoes, is worth $10.50 ;
made into ieedles, it is worth $355 ;
Made into penknife blades, it is
worth $3,285 ; made into -balance
eprings of watches, it is worth
• $2507000. -
• What a drilling the poor bar must
- undergo to reach, all that. But,
haniMered and beaten and pounded
• and rolled and polished, how was its
value increased! It might well
have qnivered and complained under
the hard knocks it got; but were
• they not all necessary to draw out
its fine qualities, and to fit it for
;higher offices I
And so, children, all the drilling
and training to which you are sub-
jected in youth, and which often
seems so hard to you, serve to bring
out your nobler and finer qualities,
and fit you for more responsible
posts and greater usefulness in the
world.
-.le •
A. SPENDTHRIFT.- aarpong the
singular cases which have come be-
fore the Court of Bankruptcy in
England lately, is that of Mr. Vane
Milbanke, a young gentleman and
• spendthrift of twenty-two. Although
scarcely out of his teens he ,had
managed to pile up liabilities to the
tune of $150,000, and 'aging unable
to - discharge them sought relief
after the manner of insolvent tradets.
Mr. Milbanke, it appears, will be
entitled on the death of the -Duke of
Cleveland, whose dukedom. will
then be extinct, to property worth
$70,000 a year, and on the death of
his father to estates of thevalue of
8500,000 a year. The prespect
of his creditors is therefore not
• hopeless. For some -years past the
young man has been leading a
wouderfullv " fast " life, anclat .one
time, according to common report,
be was on the eve of contracting
marriage with one of the most
notoriously disreputable characters
ef London.
GETTING RICH BY FARMINC:.-J.
Garetsee describe, in the Ameri-
can Rtiral Home, his visit to the
fartn or E. B. Root, well known as
nterprisiug farmer living west
RMJeSter._ He began farming
when eighteen years old, en thii ty
acres which his :father left him.
From. the products ,of his farm, as
he increased it in size, he paid off
all the heirs, bought and ttimproved
on 400 acres more, then worth 00
an acre arid now More than double;
put up some $20,000 worth of build-
ings, and now lives on a fine estate
of 701J acres, with thousands invest-
ed besides. Re has never made a
dollar by any onside epeculation.
He takes hold with his own hands,
or is alv, ays in the midst of his bus
iness. • He adopts the following ro-
tation ; One fourth of the plough
land in wheat, oneshalf of; which is
on fallow and half on barley stubble;
one-eighth in corn, and the other
hoed crops, one-eighth in barley,
one-fourth in pasture and fallow,
and -one fourth in meadow lover
always after wheat -and the fallow
deeply i verted:clOver seed.
toc -Stit6h Sewing
MAO1111 IN E.
Thousai
now usin
. been test
the favo
sides, an
any othe
For wide
beauty. ai
adaptabili
The Ob
cls thro filicut Canada are
these chines. They have
d beyond all question, make
te lock -titch, alike On both
are priiotuici superior to
Lnachine offered the public.
range bf work, perfection,
d excellence of me anism,
-, strength and durability,
, Sew 3fachiite Has
.Aro
eto- rovement have hitely been
made, en bling the marinfacturers to
claim. it a the ne plus ultra of Sewing
machines, Hundre le of testimonials are
being rec ved (tail roue old as well as
new oper tors at tine its wonderful
ca,pabiliti s. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic se ing, frora the, finest cambric
to the cop, seet Overcoat or upper leather.
GBARAIcTEED TO BE AS nErntsenrine
OR r0 SALE, WARRANTED PoR
. THREE YEARS.
born Outfit is.. compl te and
preheiq ed. Ts sold at one -
rice hitli to charged for ma-
g a line range of rk,, the
rers bein detcrrniind to place
the reach of every fhmily in
FEFOnp 1PuncilASEi eon-
; ,
that a our machines are un -
The 0
readily co
half - the
chines do]
manufa,c
it within
the count
•A TR1A
vince all
equaled.
Tin .0
Is pre -e
Machine
marvel&
of domes
REDUCED.
Hand
Treadle
EI;PI. REVER 4tBLE
eatly 016 best Singl read
ffered tip the public- nce its
successl Will do.all arieties
io sew g. RIUES BEATLY
adbine, Iwith full out
o., $1 . ar Each
guarantee J. I
PP Age ts wanted v-erywhere
did -Millie aieits tb makemoney
Apply o •
CUELP SEWING .MACHINE Q8.,
GUELP CAN:ADA.
• W. IsT WATSUN, , Agent
180-ly SEAFOH.
t, $12;
a,chine
Splen -
ES RA
TR -AY ED fro
Rober Kettle
Hallett, bout th
Steers, th ee year
spotted, eth Daar
on the lef side;
with dar sides a
meaked ne red
oneyoke f two -y
ted and ith
neerly,w ito with
neck -.A
abcet the
RO
181-4*
lY Pets
will h
0
CATT
tie premise f.
• L t 7; 3rd Co lc ssion,
of April last, two
oh , one red, the other
-e with the letter K
ne :3 -year-old Heifer,
d White backtand also
• elfer, two years old;
ainold. Steers, one spot-
hite face, the other
some red around. the
n giving int rmation
liberally rew rded.
ERT. KETT E,
ot 7, .3 rd Con. Hullett.
L!ME .
muE S bscribe is prepared tt furnishpartie buildin• with a first classnt-
ticle of S one Lim , at 20 cents er bah -
el at the kiln, Mcheill p, nea Thorn-
- son's sae -null, or 22 lc 41t8 per bushel
delivered in Seaforthi
Ordets left with Tr. BULL, tMain-
street, Se forth, will ni et with prompt
'attention JANI S DO DS,
174-tMe pop.
EAT FEMA E RElvf-RIDY,
ES' ,PERIObICAL •
THE 0
JOB M
This w
bu
Female
front any
powerf
ll -known medi Me is
a sure and afe re
iffitulties
anee what
1 remedy, i
a
ve
Obst ictions;
lthough
nothing
milady
e bring
arity,
is no -
In all
eetions,
tigue on
tion, Palpitation of the. heart,
,
of Spirits., Hysterir, Sick
Whites and all the painful
ccasioned by a disorde e sys-
when
eans have failed.
ills have never been. n wn to
the directions oil th econd.
mphlet are well obser 01.
particularsget a p mphlet,
agent.
JOB 310sE.'NEm- SOU PRO RIETOR.
$1.00 e Id 121 cents for pos ante, en-
closed to orthrop 'di' Lyman, i eweastle
Ont., gen ,ral agents for the D
will iesur a 'bottle containing eVer 50
pills by r turn mail. .
ler Sol in Seafortli by E. Hie n and
Co., and 11, Lumsden; A. ,"'te. hens,
Mitchell J. 8. Combs, Olin , and
all Medie ne Dealers) •
NORM. 01' L'YM AN, N wcastle,
Scie Agents. 180-9
; and
ntahis
hurtful to the constij4t cn.
To Ma rind Laclids t is p
suited. t will in a short tin
en the nu uthly period -With re
and altho gh very powerful con
thing hu tul to the constitution
cases of 'en -oils and Spinal 4
•Pains in t e Back and Limbs,
slight exe
Lowness
Heade&
diseases
tern; thes Phis will ,effect a cu
all other
These
fail w her
p tge of pg
For fill
free, of th
et
HURON
Sec;fortlt Foitndry
ZAPFE & CARTER
Would deeire to call attention to their
s greatly improved .
THRSHER & SEPARATOR
Which s able to compete with any ot er
Machine ireCanada:
Among, its many advantages, we call t.
tentionl to the following -the wily he
Cylinder is constructed it requires 1 ss
Ipower and is capable of
THR SH1NC MORE AND CLEANE
THAN ANy OTHER.
The great complaint among Thresh rs
always was, that they could thresh in re.
than thy could clean, ourimproved dr m
does a ay with all these complaints ;I it
is so co etrueted as to regulate the w nd.
to keep the riddles from choking, with ut
blowin any grain over. We have ti1so
improv4d our Mills to prevent the gr4dn
going ojrer with the straw.
• We ould invite Farmers and Thre h-
ers, generally, to give us a call, and x -
amine our stock before purchasing el e -
where ; we can sell as cheap as any ot er
Establi hment.
None bit the best Material used, and he
v ry best workmen employed.
The i1achines we sold last year ena le
us to sa, that they gave iletter satisfac-
tion th n any other evet sold in this,
county.
. PI T'S HORSE POWER!
eft on hand at all times.
We ould also desire to direct the
ttention of farmers to our
SAWING MACHINES!
Which kre capable of sawing from fo ty
to fifty cords of wood per 1.atr.
suoerio Gang Ploughs; Straw Cutt rs
Cultiva ors, ScuMers. Wooden and Ir • n -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, &c
• All of hich we warrant to give satis c -
tion, a &will be sold as cheap as at ny
• othe Establishment in the Province
REP- IRING AND CASTIN
• OF EVERY ,DESCRIPTION,
Done on the shortest notice and,mo t
• reasonable terms. „
143-1 - ZAPPE & CARTER..
•EDWARD CASH,
Dealer iu all kinds of
Farm and Dai.
Produce,
GLESALE AND RETAIL.
The °lest Price in Mon
FOR ,
WOOL AND BUTTE
• Pay your fees and drive up to his
store, GopERICH STREET,
SEA.FORTH
BU TER FIRKINS for sale and to
exchan e. • 180-c
o • Armistice.
J HN LOGAN
A•
declared war against the
• c, ntile opposition of Seaforth,
a large and varied stock of amunitio
hand ia the shape of
IVY"• Cle0ODS
GROCERIES
11
Whia for quality, style and cheapn
calm t be Conquered with fair pia
Th following are special lines :-
FANCY DRESS GOODS, W
CEYS, (Plain and Checked,) L
TRE, POPLINETTS, FREN
MERINOS, PRINTS, POPLI
GREY COTTON, BLEACH
DO., FLANNELS, BLANKE
MAN ES, GLOVES, PING-
CLOT.frDS, HOODS,LHOKE],
ING YARN, .READY - M
• CLOTHING, HATS & CA
TWEEDS, COTTON AND FL
NEL SHIRTS, DEAWERS
Or-
ith
on
GARS, . TEAS, TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS, SPICES,
&c., &c.,
Too numerous to mention,
• ATTHE .
11VIanchester HOUSe
MAINSREET,
S 0 1/, 111 _
SEAFORTH, Nov. 15, 187e • 152-tf.
Cl-tEAP LOT FOR SALE
5(1 ACRES East half of Lot 29, Teeth
U Con., Culross, County of Bruce,
with Log house Eight acres cleared.
Patel tee.. Arildress ExPOSIToR, Seafer.h,
or JOials, LOGAN, Eq., Tees wa ter
March: 31,IF, 1. 1;313b
r,i()S IT OR,
7
You can get the
ErC71-31-1
BENEFIT
---0E-
REDUCTION
-IN-
TTONS!
-AT-
GRAY SPARLINC & CO.S,
OPPOSITE
• THE GREAr EGG STORE.
117
R
LITMSDEN
,
Has just received a Fresh Stock of
PuREi DRUGS
D
CHE ICALS
Toilet and Fanc Soaps, Combs, Hair,
Tooth a.nd Nail Brushes, French,
'English, 4nd. American.
PERI' MERY.
CENUINE DYE STUrFS
Guaranteed to be.of the best quality;
Horse and Cattle Medicines
Condition Powders.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
accurately dispensed.
R LUMSDEN,
SEAFORTH
Furniture Virarerooras
M. ROBERTSON
Importer and manufacturer of all knda
; OP
HOUSEIIOLD! FURNITURE,
Such as
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
CENT4E TABLES,
• .MATTRASSES,
DINING & BREAKFAST TABLES,
BUREAUS,
CHAIR'S, and
BEDSTEADS,
, In Great Variety.
Mr. R. has great conidence in offer-
ing his doods to the public, as they are
Made of Good Seasoned Lumber. and
by First -Class 11 ?rkraen.
1 •
Coffins xnde to Order
On the S ortest Notice.
WOOD TURNING
• Done with Ne tness and Despatch.
Wareroorns :
TWO DOORS
HOTEL,
Senlarth, Jan')
SOUTH SHARP'S
Main Street.
21st, 1870. 574t
TAVERIl FOR SALE.
rpHE well-kno nand old established
I Hotel, The ooxburgh Hotel," sit-
uated in the th 'sing village of Rox-
burgh, along wit the house is one-half
acre of land and good stabling. Right
opposite is " Roek's Mill," doing the
largest gristing business in the County.
To a party with a small capital this' is
one of tho best stands in the County of
Heron. Apply to the proprietor, THOS.
WILSON, Walton P. 0.. 17.1-tf
VM. CAMPBELL, MEROHANT TAILOR.
ILV DNIILL0r1D
ch
QUEEN
Insurance Cor many
OF LIVERPOOL & LO DON.
- —0
CAPITAL - $2,000,000 terltng
CHIBP OFtICES-Queen Buildi gs, Liver-
pool, And Gracechurch Street London.
CANADA BRANCH OentoR-E change
Buildings, Montreal.
BoaRD-Wm. Morton, Esq., bailsman:
Henry Thoma,s, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., andthe Hon. James • errier.
BAIsTRERS-Molson's Bank.
LBOAL ADITIBERS - Messrs Ritchie,
Morris & Rose.
Meencee AD -Time -William 8 therland,
Esq. M. D.
SuRvEncen-Thomas S. Scot, Esq.
AUDITOR -Thomas R. John on, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL
AGENT, -A. Mackenzie Forb s, '13 St.
Saerement Street, Montreal. •
The undersigned having beei appoint-
ed ,Agent for the above Compa y, parties
desiring to insure against loss y fire can
do so on. the most favourable lenns.
Life Policies granted on as dvantage-
ous terms as any other respec able Cons
-
pally doing business in Caned
JAMES H. BENS
N,
Agent
OFFICE -BENSON & MEY
Law ffice,
Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870. 153-tf.-
NOTICE
TS HEREBY GWEN to a Parents
and Guardians in the To nship of
Tuckersmith, who refuse or eglect to
give notice to the DiTim'im Registrar of
said Township of the Birth of a child,
within thirty daysfrom;the date of such
birth, that they are liable to' a 'fine of
from one to twenty dollars, ith costs.
All such persons will do well o comply
with the requirements of the aw, as the
penalty -will be enforced.
WILLIAM it UfR,
Division Registrar.
Tuckersmith, 18th April, 1871. 176.-tf
NOTICE.
NOTIcE is herebygiven to 11 persons
not to cut any timber or respass on
lots N. / 18, E. 1 J9 and 20 • the 5th
conceesion. Hay, as the owner, PAUL D.
BELL, is determined to pun h to the
utmost extreme of the law all so doing.
165-tf
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR Sale Lot No. 22, 13th Concession
Township of McKillop, nentaining
One Hundred Acres, forty-five of which
are cleared. well -fenced, and a never fail-
ing stream of water runs through one
corner. No buildings.. Also, the unex-
pired term of eight years of t e lease of
part of Lots 27 and. 28, 1.2th oncession,
with the privilege of purchasi g at a,ny
time. Purchase money $1,275 to extend
over a period of ten yearshis lot is
all wood land. For further iarticuIars
apply to the undersigned.
THOMAS STEP NS',
_ Seaforth.
January 11, 187,L,
DAIMIEL 11,17GREGOR,
BOOKBIND RI HULETT,
As just reeei- ed a large Stock °Jai&
materials ET in the business, and.
is now fully prep red_ to execute on the
shortest notice ant in the latest styles,
all orders he may tbe favoured with.
Register, Ledgerss
ND
13001 -Ks,.
ay XIND,
Ruled, Prilted and Made.
Toorder, on the hortest notice, and a
prices 'which efy competition.
LADLES' ORK BOXES
Ni
FANCY CASES
Madet0 order.
OLDANDI EWBOOKS
BOND A.4 D REPAI.AED
At city prices.
Persons residing at a distance her.
leaning their book4 at the Signal Boole
Store, Godcrich, at the EXPosITOR
office, Seaforth, or at J. R.. Grant's, Ain-
Ieyville„ statings yle, may rely upon
them being -well b und.
All communications addressed to the
undersigned, will afeceive prompt atten-
tion.
DANTE.:
Seaforth, Nov. 9,
LUMBER
tAni, an
MIIE tinders
„I their Mill, o
Ainleyville, a lar
Lumber part (abo
is Dressed 1-I am
laTea
-which is lwa
75,000 ft.
and
Their Shingle M
the 18th instant a
tiled supply of SII
:Prompt °
attentoin
iV
distaniee.
Dingle, April 12
MeGREGOR,
Constance, P.
810. 153-tf.-
LUMBER
SHINGLEa
eel' have on hand at
e half mile North of
• Stock of Dry Pine
t 35,000 feet) of which .
1-1 Flooring. They -
o on hand
)fStrip Lath
ntecl first-elaess,
o -slabs.
me will start about.
er which date a len-
NGLES will be kept
hanct
given to orders trona
M. & T. SMITH.
In71. 176-tf.
MI!. JOHN
HANKS his n
their liberal
last fifteen years,
ceive it contniu
.He his now. on
ment of Good Sou
Green
Which he warrant
FENCING A
THONIPSON
merous eustomers for
atronage during the
nd. trusts he will re-
ce,
and a large assort-
exnlock!
vein give satisfaction,.
so
TD DRAnsuNq
LU BER,
.AWAYS KPT ON HAND.
- LSO --
200,00 FEET OF PINE
FOR
BUILDIC AND C NERAL PURPOSES
Wich he offers n liberal terms. Or-
ders wiill be prorap ly attended to.
The Mill is situa ed on the Townline
of Mclylop and 'Juliette 3 ad miles
from, th 0 Theron ad,.
Seat° la; Nov. 1 1870. • 84-V:
UWE T1 DEBTORS.
ivriDTPJE is her by given that all par-
ties indebted. o. Dr; COLEMAN,.
either by note or b °It, are requested to
call at liis office, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same in mediately, otherwine
they witl be sued ithoirk, farther notice..
Seattoph, April 11, 1871_ 175-tf
0.11. CULL)
ACEJ. T FOR
LOCK1TANW 8E KING AIACIIIN ES;
Telegraph an Dxprese Companies,
CANADA LIFE kSSURANCE
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three months.
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TRAe STENT:
Per 1 ne, first in ertion, 8 as ; subse-
quent iesertions, 2 eta, each time. , Ad
'vertiseilaents meas red by a scale of solid
hrevier4 No adv .rbsement taken for
less than One Doll' r.
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One Column for 0 Year. — $600
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Year, - 20 00
Moths - - 12 06
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Year, - 12 00
Si Months - 8 00
"Tree _ 500
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