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"THE DOMINION ,, PREPAID ADVERTISEMENT RATES One Ifloh (0 Words), 4s. »or Insertion. Front Pace, ss. per inch each insertion. BinTH, DEATH, iND MABHIAGB NOTICES, Jfi. ti, p*r iDMrtion. BoirdandlUald.nc. i 6lXl ™ oi CENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 14 Words, la.; 2< Words, li. td.: M Words, 2s.

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