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AL,l.KBf, lijceii, V. ü The Long-Coniested öüit of thb J U FLORENCE SEWINU MACHINE CVt.fi g against the Singer, Wheoler & Wilson, fij and Grover & Bakt-r Oompanies, involving over y $350,000, O fj) Ia finally decided by the öupreme Court n O of the United States in favor of the 1'lorknce, K Q which alone has Broken the Monopoly ff of Hioh 1'bices, THE NEWTlOBEJTCE Q M la the ONLY machine that sëws backwavd Kv U and forward, or to riht and left. )U Simpleat - Cheapeat - Beat. W m Sold roa Cash Only. Speoial Terms to y CLl'BS and DEALERS. IS M April, 1874 Florence, Mass. 4 i ■filYCHOMANCT, 011 SOUL CHABMING " How either sex may faacinatti and t;ain the love and affections of any personthey chooae, iristantly. This simple mental acquirement all can poasess, free, by mail, for 25 cents; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptain Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. A queer book. 10ü,00ü sold. Addrüaa T. W1LLIAM S 00., Publishers. Philadelphia. [% rt "Ij" TT kflf Eatera cured permanenlly I cheap, quick, without uf■ feringr. The only true an■ tidote. S. O. Abmstrono, U X JL %J Af JL M. D., Berrien, Michigan. ÊÈüifa EXTERMINATOR g -5 AND INSECT FOWDER. For Rats, Mice, Uoaches, Ants, Bcd-Bugs, Moths, &c J. F. HENRY, CUEKAN & CO., N. Y. Sole Agent. 1JËSIRABLE EEAL E STATE" ron - S .A. L E I The subaenber, on account of ill hcalth offers lus 33 ACRES In the corporation for sale. This gTOund adjoins the Universit j Observatory on the east, opposite aide of the atreet. It has a most excellent SPRING ! On the northeast corner - formerly supplied tho Railroad tanks with water. ITS ADVAIMTAGES Are as f ollows : For city purposea the Huron River meanders the same tjome 30 to 40 roda, and is part of the best "Water 3?ower On the River in this vicinity, and the elevation on the northeiist corner is suöiciently high and ampie to sup ply the uity necessitiea for water and tíre purposes THE WESTERN PORTION On the road is very appropríate and suitable for a Public City Cemetery . The city has no auch groundt now but must have soon, and whatever grounds the city doea not care to use, can be sold at an advantage, so much so.that the coat of the Water Works grounde and Cemetery, would be merely nominal. If the citj does not want the same, Ihe grounds would be invaluable for FRU1TS, LARGE & SMALL, There being aome 100 trees now in beai-ing Vegetables and Pasturage, And also for MILKsupply,BLOODEDSTOCKj Horsesj Stieep, And other animáis always in great want by many in the city and its viciuity. 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