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Morning herald., 1839-09-26
GENTLEMEN's
CAST.f9FE CLOTHING

GENTLENEN's
CAST.eFF CLOTHING
SOUGHT VALUE GIVEN N CASH, ~
III. LEVITT " Duane ST., 3 doors from William.
0- Kn wing there persons who make great puff 10
their advertisements for Cast on Clothing NC nc aud who
many do give the full vase for the same-H l.
will those gcueme. who may have such articles b,
them aad who may send for him Of receiving the very utmost
value IN CASH for every sr icle
line through the Post Office otherwise TO the above
address will meet with due att ntion. je2e sm'
I TNPALLIBLE CURE tOH U---a-Morsans Com
pound Basame Pills, certified being The safest peedies
md most agreeable b, Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eotson, Surgeons Lawrence Keae Brode Sir charles
tl NC For sale by appointment by A. b. ID. Sands, IVS
lO Fulton st, and the following Druyg Chamber
Broadway, Church Chamber Ga Broadway 63
ne Rowery Carne and Bedford street as lOe 9th
Avenue and Burnetts Patient Medcs store 81 Canal street
Price 81 per bottle.
n. D. -Observei Ne seal 81 M. On each iyls-sm
fl'Hk CUMPLEkioN.-tEMALE BEAUTY-Atkin
sons Depatory, the only article that has beeu
found to permanently superuous hair from the face
neck aud of Females leaving the shin softer finer and
whittier than before lie applications IL mild and harmless
it, that may he used upon infant with perfect
safety. For saleprioe dollar. per bottle-st GUfONS.
$50 Broadw,y Agent Cor N, United state of Am.ries ,is
nNE HU NDRED extra kne Florence Braid Bonnes
" do PLAN English Straw do, just received and Coz as
| on liberal terms BY l.. SMITH Co.
au7-sms t76 Pearl st.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

WANTED.-A young American English gd offrom y
w tol6 years OF do the work Of small family
.'stag only Of gentleman and hs Wife Apply ~ John st.
between the hours of ~ and o'clock. au26
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

= r--.a - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
Ct.I having discontinued running between New
York and Albany. will her regular
trips between New York and Newburg Monday the l2e
instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon at 5oock and Newburg every Tuesday md Friday
aernoon six O'Clock, touching the intermediate landings
10 receive hight fre ight and passengers.
DA freight baggage bank bills specie must be at
tive risk ef the owners uale bill Of ladng given therefor
or the goods be entered ON the books Of the hoat.
auq CRAWFORD, MARTIN co.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2e. 1889.


: r-x~ a FOR NEW ORLEANS Direet-The
&C. Steamship NATCHEz.soo tons burthen,
por, on the l0n of October the accounts from New
Orlean, are favorable the health OF the place
The Nache1 has undergone material asra"ons ana pro-
fastest Steamer belonging to the United IN ihe
Main Saloon Sooin the Fore Saloon S5-Chiren under
Is wears and servants half prceA few tons Of light goods,
will be taken freight at 80 cents per cubic tootApy OF
ooar at the Wharf Front q the Tobacco or
sisauoo " Old Slip.
S6R NEW PACKET ARRANGEMENT--Pasage
sEfYHA for Savannah Regular Lne-To sail puncluall,
Brig AUGUSTA A. NJ. 81 erwood, master, 45O tons
EXCEL, +. Sherwood, do 400 do
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do $50 do
MADISON. w. Bu'key, do 400 do
wM TAYLOR, Hey, do 400 do.
The above class coppered sopper fastened
seshey have very and superior accommodations for
passengers who will be taken the very iowet terms, and
depend upon these vessels sailing their regular
day. For either IN cabin seerage apply on board
RAwsoN s McMURRAY,
seps4-tf corner Of Pine and South sts.
6sS6- FOR HAVKk--To sail 4,h October-rhe we'll
NH saown copper fastened, aal eorpered snip NOR,
part Of cargo engaged will SAIL above For freight
or passage apply to BOYD s. &HlNcKEN,
s23 No 9 Tontpe Building.
Sd6- FOR LoNDoN-Packet Of the lst October The
GT splendid first class coppered end copper fastened
packe, ship MEDIATOR captain Champ lin. burthtn
$50 tons, will SAIL above her regular day. Having very
those persons intending embark shod make early applica
ton on board, foot of Pias street or to
RAWSON McMU RRAY, ~
s2ayH OF Pine and South streets
S61S- FOR NEW ORLEANS-To sail on the lst October.
ME4f The well known frs class Coppertd aud Copper
e&1k0fsstened Packet Ship STAR, Captain r. Glover
will sail alb For freight passage, having very
peror .da,ions and te moderate, apply to Capt
Glover hoard Pine Wharf, The Office
Of Pine and South streets. SD.
syS- FOR NEW ORLEANS-Pusitiveiy first Regular
EEHT> packeiLousisna and Ne~ York iine.-fhe fast
s@s aiiiag ccppered and copper fastened ship SARA
T0GA Hathaway master having most of her engaged
will sail immediately For freight passage having hand
furnished accommodation, apply board at Orleans
wharf, foot of Wall street T. X. COLLINS co.
So .. ea.4# sc South street.
kSX- FOR LIvERPOOL-New Liue Regular Packet Of
NTXf 25th September. The elegegant Packet SHIP Sher
sA~ dam Capt A. f. De Peyster ol0OO tous burthen
will sail above For freight passage having accommoda
tons unsquald for pleudor comfort apply board at
Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall street to 4. COLLINS
& 60. SO South street au27
The Packet Ship Grrick Capaa +. Palmer vii succeed the
Sheridan and sail on the 2eh October au27
IN BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs-On hand
~ and constantly manuacut elegant assortment Of
sasSA has mAch admired Hats of the latest Fall Fashion.
Aso large assortment Of Fur Muif from the lowest
price the coy sgsther with extensive assortment
Of geremens cloth and fur caps Youths and chdrens cloth
and velvet caps all OF which offered the reasonable
BROWN l26 Chatham street.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

nESiltABLE PRIVATE BOARDING.-A reepec ctsble
IL English family having two handsomely furnished bed
unoccupd desious Of receiving single gentle
boarders (breasast and dinner sundays Any
gentleman Of retired habits who is deous Of the above
conmodson win find them possess all the advantage. and
comforts Of private home Please 10 apply at 400 Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring References Of the
Grst re.pee liability given and required su23 f
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

rTNO THE LADTFs.-DR. A. q HULLS UTERO Az.
l. DOMINAL sUPf0RTER il offered to those afflicted
~iih Pyoiapsus Fa,ng Of the Wob and other
depending upon relaxation ofthe abdominal muscles in
rument in every way calculated FOR relief aud permanent
torson TO health. When this Inrumen careuIl, and
properly fitted 10 the form Of the patient IL Invariably affords
Inc immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
Of fVcera dplscemenis of the abdomen and its skilfu
application is always iolrwed by early confession radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter OF simple
ructon and be applied BY the patient without further aid
AMOS HULL,
Once, vesey street, Astor Heuse, New York
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present
ed al the ofhce. aula
NEW YORK and New Jersey Dye and Print Works-Nfhce
IN No. l07 William street, between Maiden lane and John
streetThe propretors of this establishment Is prepared
dye print and finish ks satns grapes Grape
shawi. .ces sewngs hosiery glove mernos cloths cass
&c. and k ctten, and ~ooen goods in general Hs
also carries on the fancy job and dying business 4m'
Morning herald., 1839-09-26
35 SOS 452 w IL. qT.1', srss e s,s' rp; o;%

frea October, 1881. 10 October, 1885
Tss shove statement the estimation in which these
psas held and ,sued will be inducem ent to
those who desire -.y good article at least trial
of them.
To be bad Of all satones and wholesale only at the Manu-.
facturers Warehouse. 100 Beekman st. aus.y
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

(NARRlAGES-The Subscribers constantly receiving
~ FROM their mandatory al New Maven, Carriages Of ali
descriptions, which they offer to the public the most f.
vorable terms their Repository, Nos IS snd 2 Canas
Those wishing purchase will DO well TO call and examine
au97im. BREWSTER a CO.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

DALI ROOM TO LET. The splendid assembly rsonn
ID Of e Shakespeare Hotel to be let for the coming
to respectable and responsible person. for assemblies and
| teaching Of dancing
Since the last the has been newly ebelhed
and beautifully onamened which makes the superb
| ani elegant room for balls, SC. ia the city
Select parties will be accommodated for certain numbes
of nights during the for their society balls early
application be made TO the subscriber
ROBERT ANDERSON, Proprietor,
81 I'm Shakespeare Hete corner Of WIN. Duane sts.
r STONES IMPROVED WATER FILTERS-Mauu
ID Gctured and sold by the Inventor and original mansfse
ture 800 Broadway YThee Filters have been highly APP
proved Of Europs aud America for spward sf 30 years.
accouaed superior to any hitherto constructed they
combine the properties Of purifying we'll clarifying me
and turbd all deeterous ratter
rendering perfectly wholesome and thereby preventing many
diseases which arise from the Of impure water.
B-Those having Filters made by those profess
but understanding the business have them
ed and fitted upon the subcrber plan and warranted
perfectly. J. STONE, Plumber and Engineer,
sl7.lm' 800 Broadv ~.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

- CO. - FOR PEEKsKILL, vERPLANK's
Sx-E1sx~---5 POINT. GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
SiA.scsAassss- TARRyTOwN, DoBB's FERRY HAS.
TJNGs ANU yoNKERs.-The new and splendid steamboat
KOsCIU SkO Capt d. Haywood, will leave the foot OF Rob-
;n.ou street ev above Brclay every morning. Fridays
eepted al ocook stopping al the Old State Prison wharf
eash wav Returning win leave Peekskil at O'Clock
Break fast and Dnnor on beard.
pS In order afford passengers time TO spend IN the
Sdsrcn ,noe. the Kosciusgo will eaye Peekskl at 3ocock
(for tins trip onlyl -
For The Of passengers she viii make trip
on Friday ea,int a. above. .... -,
For further information, inqsire Of HAWKINS WILL
LAMsON No o. West street where packages, freight sc.
will he received FOR the boat. WY
Morning herald., 1839-09-26
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Introduction Of the Proof of Balance y l30pa svo75c
A Lscture on the Study Bookkeeping. with Balance
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Morning herald., 1839-09-26

FtYS FOR NEW ORLEANS-pusitiveiy first Regular
kIHT> packei-Loussua and New York iine.-fhe fast
s~s aiiiag ccppered and copper fastened ship SARA
ToGA, Hathaway master having most of her engaged
will sail immediately For freight passage having hand
furnished accommodation, apply board at Orleans
wharf, foot Of Wall street. K. X. COLLINS co.
So ... #... ...#.... sc South street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

i'ry They had boi'cr lavu called II Swanwoui-
ing. though the, don't pretend Soc Whrs have run
away with ,he ul1ncytlio state has only borrowed
some Of IL. What q wicked piece OF business tht.
Is, ior ihc Wings 80 borrow few thousand dollars
Of doe Trustees of tho School Fund
Ten thousand dollars DO The shape If bounty
upon crows and foxes" paid 20 the farmers aud
others. these pure economical loco f,cos allcdgr as
another itcn of extravaganza of Tine Wings. and as
Bank Wing" inca suIc To- AID the rascally busi-
ness Of raising Wool
And, 70 cap ,he climax Of 'hank Wing" ,1irara-
e0ace h,y incorporate in their catalogue of abuses
the fact that there were not n this State SO many
horned cattle and horses 1895 as ia 1892 hoy some
10000; WORTH tboy say $1,000 600. We are NOT
sure lut thc Wings ought TO bc turned ont Of office
and be punished for raising less cattle aud horses
and substituting sheep. hut are willing 90 leave that
with The Ftccmon. 1t is not probable many Of the
loco iocos had much TO do with this business. they
were Otherwise engaged contending for The spoils
Then again they have another startling item Of
mischief We 0hc people ii is supposed they
mcan) have been 'whccdlod into debt To the banks
$2,l37,i9o' (cSacty) This Is a large sum Tor all
tlo farmers, mechanics, and merchants to owe
most assuredy; and Notwithstanding, il may hot be
half that amount or it may be more, and nowith-
standing the loco focos doubtless owe their share of
it, We think ho Wings ought 10 pay it, because the
wicked bank bauons' accommodated them with
the money We are at loss whether this item
OF abuse is intended 10 be plead under the head of
Wing extravaganza or bank Wing monopoly.
Now such a scene Of Wing misrule and eNrava-
gance die loco ocos call aloud upon the freomen
to rcmedy--and Smile and Reform is the
waichword. But this promise of reform comes with
an i'll grace from the Sub-ireasury fellows and IT
is new cry. They have been preaching for a
reform these ten OF twelve years. until they have
made the treasury bankrupt, and reformed millions
of money into their pockets; and what they have
not rin away with they have probably spent in fruit
less speculation and elcciionccrng for "thc party"
But the real true version of all this Smile and
Reform now is to bring Vermont into the Van
Buren, traces and under the yoke of the present mis-
rulers of the nation; and to the most barelacod and
damnng OF all national projects that was ever dared
to be proposed 10 free, Enlightened and intelligent
pcope-yiz, the SubTreasury Scheme
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
CLAY MEETING.

Intelligence having been received here through
various channels, that the Hon. Henry Clay was
now on a tour ofploasure through some of the Nor
thorn States, and that he viii probably pass through
Vermont the citizens of Rutland and its vicinity,
having an earnest desire to see so distinguished and
worthy fellow citizen, meeting was calied loot
evening TO consult on the propriey Of giving him an
invitation to make US visit, that we may have the
pleasure Of paying ON respects to him.
On assembling at the Cour, House, Geo T. Hold
gcs was called to the Chair and Luther Daniels APP
pointed Secretary.
After tho object Of the meeting was stated by the
Chair, it was moved by Mr.. Foot that a committee
be appointed to enquire and correspond upon the
subject, and ascertain whether Mr. Clay could be
prevailed upon TO give US a call and receive our
personal gratulatons, in consideration of his ack-
nowedgcd public services. The following gentle
men were appointed IN perform that service
Mossrs II. Picpoint, 5. Foot, Geo. T. Hodges
NJ. Strong l.. Daniels, ]. Cove, w. Fay, +, Slason
W. Y. Ripley, w. Page, l.. l.. Omsboc T. d
Butler, G. III. Beamln
The meeting was then dissolved, with the nndcr
anding that the chairman call another if necessary
to receive the report oftheir committee, and to max,
further arrangements. Gro. 4. lIoDGrs, CHM.
j.. DANIELS, Secretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

tosr or Bo,nniSg WrrF Tho expenses Of
President Van Buren, at the Washington Hotel ~
ihi, city ior Sly and half DAYS. was N,t Hipdrc3
and N,re9fg-Sts Doiiarsi This bi.l was plid bv
the corporation uui OF the Peoples money Nearly
ihc whole of tho expense ol his visit horu was plid
out Of the city Treasury.
Can this ho possible Docs Nh Van Buren, with
q salary OF $4,000 q ycar, allow the People Ca pay
his tavern Bills Sax Hundred and Seventy Five
Dollars pad by the people for the support oi the
President s "a tavern siN daysi Tins Is royalty m
stead of rcpuhiicanisn II the people arc 10 bo
taxed for such purposes, let hear no more of our
rcpubhcanism. ia President, who receives twenty
five thousand dollars year from the Treasury can
not ailor, 90 pay his tavern bids be had better
not travel Or if such bills must hc paid by others
let II Ice done 10y subscription Tho treasury uught
not 70 he drawn upon 10 pay the expenses of pc
llucal entertainment al tavern. THIS s615 vas
expended IN dinners wines, cigars, &c. for Ed
munds. Ming, Slamm, Refill. and their dcmaguguc
associates That money expended for such put-
pose should he drawn from the people, Is an outrage
for which tins country uuprcparcd. II the prusi-
dent of the United States ia his political tour
chooses TO 1--we at the rate of hundred dollars day.
let him. IN the name of dclicacy and deccncy. pay
his own bills. There Is personal dishonor after
running such a score at tavern, IN making the
people foot the bill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR HOUSEHOLD
EXPENSES

NV dear want some money for a shopping tour
MY love- | cannot afford i'll do not call Of
icu.'-'Ouy ,iN times a week. That Is hut once a
day Al any rate ;-bul II cannot have II | cannot.
I suppose ! can fudge through the Summer with the
Spring fashions.
The discussion had become somewhat ia earnest
and half islul gently curcd the young wiiC I'M
der hp. Tho husband was fond but not foolish
though some viii have j, tho terms are SYNONYMOUS
lie proposed the terms Of a compromise, to winch
he wife glad of a new employment, acccdei--ile
told her what ha could appropriate for the housho.d
oNI@uscs, ROM "a"i"fcd. and putting the WccA az
osancc in her hands Installed her cn1nc"n"f 90 n'
domestic crchcque-, ard keeper Of ilc purse
Now said be. at YOU can manage 90 feed ms all
Comfortably. aud stil do Your private shopping
,ryu uere h. precisely the sum have USED week
Is Cor housekeeping alone and II is as much a.
cansparo.
The little wlc soon discovered hat thc pace OF
icsf ,y.is ahominatlc and provided a cheaper sub
-,iiutc Sur loin was no longer deemed essen'ia
thrrc tinrs in "a week. and sonc very worthy com
inoners. Messrs. AMt1a Lamb and cal, we've rdls
Cd a. usc pecraEc The wIir's Molhers ''lasae
lore was ut in roqusiuOn, and tho table Wa place.
.cc,ionaily with ser, clever catacu3cafos Of u'
fragments 81 yesterday dinner. All ihc mFsier
ics ni Iuddiug lc, and domestic confectionery ant
fancy bFuai filled uP toe corners, and used mp uh
uncsfsi1end tribes which aIA 60 o. Forgotten %
d family actually starving
And how go lhey ne Most comfortably The
husband doclafed iha be- never Jared 80 wcii in hi
hie--bui asked no questions. The wlln mantc'
Bcahdng hui tune 20 60 a shopping a. Women ar
always isller suh-rasurrrs than men; aud th'
money she managed M abstract, and siill leave ~
apparent 1ia.s ihe daily fare. would have aston
l,sod any one Of lle greatest departed servants o
our ificnd iloce sam.
Bargaining va ono department taught uic Lady Il
tafgaln IA oilsors Having no occasion 10 go shop
ng ior spusIneni, si.c went si twice in ule weel
Ne actual purchase and those Size nade a ial
u1ur Ike mere eaNsn uf fashionable llilllncr. ID
dr1 gpois rlefk, Gd Iai iaduce her % believe a
alticlc Nurfs an hgalftd pr cent, uiofe us@n De-
vaiae Sic Psnncd them down 10 ueT iacis al
hsufCf ani mace Ter purchases ss % stle wished q
ssFe psaDcl, raihrs iaeu spend whai size hal 4iH
.asxga lgi iQsbs.l iof mase - siIfzd 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

T wish 10 sell my farm in llubbardtoD consisting Of
Il about 20 acres Of lanl nearly 300 Of which II IN
der good Improvement and Of the best sheep and
rrain farms in Rutland County. Also water power
with Saw and Gfist mills, Cafding Machines and clio
iiiier = works, which VII be sold without with such
quantity Of the tmbcr land adjoining as may suit the
purchaser together with 80 acres Of wheat growing
and sinrk ~ f0n good ahec r. Doirs Of oxen,
horses md farming utensils. Ac- To any wanting the
whole either haa great bargain will be giyen with
terms easy aud liberal The stock viii be retained It
not wanted.
Also
sna.l house md lot in Whiting, near the late ,aY.
crn stand Of J. q, Walker.
ALSO house and loi Of acre. pleasantly situated
on the Creek road south Of the bridge in Mddlebury,
with fine garden, convenient out buildings water, &c
aud terms liberal inquire 81
: u Walker Jasien JcHni0gsi llubbsrdton,
q. Walker, Whiting
Peter Starr. Esq MiddlebuTy, Of The subscriber At
Troy, y Y. M o. WALKER
Juy l53J mos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
DIED.

In Benson on the 9Th inst. of scarlet fever Aonzo
f. aged = years and months, and Melissa II. on
the llth inst aged years and months
Children OF Mr.. Edwin ). and Mrs. Harriet c.
Starks.
Lovely Babes, thy Saviour called YOU
To tho realms of light above
Weeping parents now resign YOU
To the arms of boundloss Love. con-.
In Case,on yesterday morning Selah II. Mcr-
rill, Esq aged about ~.
In tasteton'on the 2lst inst of consumption, Mrs.
Lorctte &. wife of Michcal NJ. Gilroy, aged 10
years months and 10 days. daughter OF Sylvester
Pond.
She manifested a christian spirit during her i'll
ness and when She was called 10 bid adieu TO all
Low She i""red the strength OF Christ IN dying
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

nearly three cights ofihc cnurc population
~ ibc globe.
Tlc region drained hy tho Mississippi
and lis branches. is ten times SO great n
thc island of Great Britain. aud ia lcIlliiy
81 soil and resources of all kinds Is uusuf-
passed by any under the suu. Why may
Il not. conluty OF less be- inhabited Toy an
hundred millions Of people Cicr. H,gaN.
Ms. Van Buren, has addressed Sub
Treasury olccuouccring letter 60 the pco-
pie OF YORK, pa ON las passage through
that place. Ilo states TINT bis trust is that
the time IS not iar daian, when tho Sub
Treasury will receive assent Of al dninlcr-
,sicd pcrsons' We think this tiust rests
ou a sand, foundation. We should think
that recent events bud shown ~ there is
"a rcstt, no grounds Whatever Tor such n
trust
The country will please to make two in
fcrcnccs:
Isl That Alr. Van Burcn is travelling
upon an election tour Cor himself
Pad that the Sub-froasuy is his cleo
,ionecrng hobby and that it IS still to be
persisted IN, as a sink or swim measure -
.nddsoHiaH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

To THE Wines OF RUTLAND County, Important
QufroS.--Is the Wing County Committee aware
that our election contest is at hand Have they
designated thc-town experimenting Committees :
And are those town Committees attending TO their
duty Are the Wing candidates brought forward
in each town and placed before the frecmcn for their
consideration Has every town in the county res
outely determined to send Wing member to the
Legislature ll'hoy can do it if they viii it, +
Are the Wings united and harmonious in their choice
ofcandidates TO the Assembly Are they detormin-
ed 10 discard all selfish and personal considerations
and 60 for measures and the country
F.rthcrmorc.--ls every Wing freeman in tho
County determined to exercise his elective fran
clise on the first Tuesday in September next Or
there many who can't afford to spend half day
aid in redeening their country from an IMPROVE
dent and unwse administration
We beg our fellow citizens to ponder well on
these queries, and let it once be said Of Rutland
County that every man has done his duty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

Grcck and Hebrew with occasional inu-i, ir,m usc
Band. thr oraiiuls and uilsrr pr,iuriinuS t>ttrn-
teen ga num'cf) covered an iuu,cpse ground In hi~.
tufiC and general literature, snl fec their urhucss
and classic beauties. have rarely hccn cNcciloi on
such an occasion. Tho wliole pay.,d Oft n a man.
ncr b. believed. to interest l,c public and Nuke an
impression favorable go st iCucc aud sound learning
NiIl thc md,lchuS. Brandon. and FINLAND p5pcg-
give tlic above an insertion
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