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DR.. WISTAR'S Balls OF
Wild CkerrW.

The great remedy for the consumption Of
the Lungs!
THE best medicine known TO man for In
cinient consumption, asthma ofeverv 81;
Bleeding OF the lungs, coughs, colds. live
complaint, and all diseases of the pulmon'
airy organs,
Natures oUn Prescription "A com.
pound Ba!samic preparation of the PRUN'
US VIRGINIANA. or Wild Cherry Bark
combined wit h the ext rari of tar. pTepar,
cd by new chemical process. approved
and recommended by the most distinguish,
ed physicians, and universally acknowl-
edged the most valuable medicine ever dis.
covered.
No qRackeryi No Deceplion,t--All pub
lIshed statements Of cures performed by
This medicine, are in every respect true
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. Wis
'ai'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry as spurious
limitations are abroad. Sc
Orders from any part of the country
should be addressed 10 Isaac Butts, No i25
Flu ton street, New York. Russell and
GEIDLEY. Chemists K Druggists, AGENTS.
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MORE RUINS IN MEXICO Some remar-
kabic ancient ruins have been recently dis
covered in the Department of Oajaca. In
reronnoilering the district Of reotitlan, in
order TO ascertain the best route for Il road
the surveyor, Rafael Villa Gomez, came
upon g. the ruins Of a great town (pob-
lacion.) 1t had been only partially OK.
p!ored at the date of our advices, but the
ruins of more than hundred houses had
already been observed, and the guide said
the principal edifces were still beyond.
These ruins are called 1.-The Palaces of
Militia" They exhibit a style of archilec-
ture altogether unlike the styles known in
art, either ancient or modern; yet they
are not wanting in just proportions, SYM
metry and beauty,which give splendor and
grace TO the whole, as well as to the parts.
This ruined town must have been built by
a race which preceded the hlexicans, but
whether by the Indians, or people still
more remote, is question which belongs
TO the an'iquarans, and we are not dispos
cd 10 go into it here.
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1880 Boxes of DR.. Rush's
lNFhIIIBLE HEALTH PILLS,

HAVE been sold during the m onth of Dec
so great has been their popularity, in conse
| quence Of the numerous cures they have effect
| ed. Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them to others as The BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken-so gentlo in their opera.
ton, and so sure in giving rslief-
1t is now conceded by the most eminent oil
the medical faculty, that The stomach is the
seat or fountain of all disease; hat 1t is, as II
were, the centre from which proceed all the E.
wills produced by for,ign or initiating causes.
and which from thence spread TO every part oil
the animal sysiem
The proper mode ofcure. therefore, is TO al
tack the citadel in which the disease estrench-
es itself, ard no combination OF medical agents
has yet b zen discovered so cffcacious for this
purpose the preparation Of the late DR. Rush
and who h, from the universal success attend
ing their al ministrsliOn, during practice of
nearly half century, were styled bis "Infdlli
BILE Il eallh Pill" Their great virtue is lha t
they arrest disease in its first approach. They
are preventves Il, well as remedies and we
will venture to say, that If taken by persons
when they are first affected with symptoms Of
illness. many and many case that Is either Sc
ri Gus or fatal. might be avoided.
ONLY l2i cents box, the cheapest and the
best medicine ever known.-Sold at the princi-
pal Office so finn st. New York.
W. G. Daggers, sole agent.
Russell & GRIDLEY, Chemists and
Erugg lists, General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
F. Huntington, Vergennrs,
A. P. Roscoe, T. C. Smith, New Haven.
P. W. Collins, Cornwall,
S. L. Sprague, Weybridge,
Hemar Barnum, Ferrisburgh. &c
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Mrs. r. TYLER Mrs MADISON. The
Correspondent at Washington of the Phil
adelphia Forum, gives the following nc.
tlce of these distinguished ladies
| The drawing rooms of Mrs. Robert Ty.
Ter, which commenced last week.ha moi
as yet attracted many visiters. The Hon.
CRADLES are making acquaintance among
themselves, but doubt not, ere the ses,
sion is closed. will be attracted to the
White House in compliment to IFS delight.
full hostess. Amid The folly, stupidity and
intrigue which reign there, she sits like
a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear "-the
general dullness being relieved by the real
ly accomplished and affable I" daughter of
the house." The venerable widow Of
President Madison, resides here again du
ring the winter. Once the very ideal of
all that was elegant and refined in her sex
the very pattern of American lady
wives, she still at an advanced age retains
so many graces of conversation, and such
an amenity of manners that many visit
her reside nee with the same feelings of
devoted respect that pilgrim would jour.
ney towards the shrine of some holy relic.
Long may she live TO DO honored, mot more
for her own kindly qualities, than for the
associated memories Of the truly great
man. who shared her joys and sorrows in
youth and age, and left name TO be be.
loved by all poserity.
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A COnrention with Merico.-A messenger
despatched by Gen. Thompson, our Minister
at Mexico, arrived in this city on Tuesday
last, having left the city of Mexico on the
I'D ultimo, Immediately after the conclusion
there, by our Minister, of Convention with
the Government of that Republic, the object
of which is understood to be to make provis-
ion in favor of hitherto unsettled claims of
American citizen for indemnities. This news
will be acceptable to the holders of such
claims, and furnishes besides. as far as it
goes, additional evidence of the disposition of
Mexico to maintain friendly relations with
the U. S.-NGt. Int.
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CLAY CLUBS.

The Wing Central Committee Of Cayuga
county have issued notices inviting the Wings
of each town in the county to form Clay
Club, with Il view to early and thorough or
ganizaton for next falls contest. This is
the third or fourth county in the State which
has commenced thus early the work OF pre-
paration. The example is one which COM
mends Itself 10 general imitation. We look
upon these Clay Clubs as most efficient i'll
struments of political action. 1t was by
means of such associations that in 1910 eve
ry county in New York was thoroughly can
vasscd, the People in all quarters aroused to
the importance Of the pending contest, the
full vote OF the State po!led Gnl, as a conse-
quence, brilliant Wing victory secured
Like effort viii lead to like results next fall.
Let our friends then every where speed the
organization Of these Clay Clubs.
In this city such associations have already
been formed in a number of Wards. But it
is some months since they have held regular
meetings. We suggest therefore to the
Wings of the different Wards that immedi-
ately after the Holidays they take measures
to re-organize their Ward associations, and
to invite our friends in the country towns to
go and do likewise. This good work cannot
be commenced too soon or persevered in too
earnesty.-Ib. Ere. Jour.
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The Ogle .Slander.-An opportunity will
be afforded, at the next Term Of the Somer-
set Court, to those who have given currency
to the Islander on the character of the Hon.
Charles Ogle, which has been going the
rounds Of the Locofoco press, to prove their
statements. Walk up gentlemen with your
evidence. The suit which has been com
menced against the editor of the Bedford Ga
zette, for publishing the libel, will then be
tried. Let US now see who are the LIARS
who those "unmittigated LIARS" that the
Gazette is wont to talk about.-Penn. Tel
egraph.
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Goshen Land tax.

Whereas the L 'gislature Of the state Of Vermont
in the year 1871 assessed tax of four cents per
Acre all Lands public Lands, excepted) in the
Town IF Goshen, in the County Of Ad iison, in
said State. for the purpose of making and repair
ing roads, and building Bridges. and an act in
amendment thereof, passed November 1872 These
are 10 warn the pro?rietors and Land Owners Of
the Town of Goshen who have not i'd their pro-
portion Of such tax in Llbor otherwise, 10 the
Committee appointed to superintend the Expendi-
ture Of the same, to the subscriber, that so
much of their Lands will be sold at Public Vendue
at the Dwelling house of VIM. Carlile jr. in the
Town Of Goshen. in the County of Addison on the
18th day IL March. A. d. 1874, at ten O'Clock
forenoon will be requisite to Discharge their
respective taxes with Cots.
WIN. CARLlLE. Jr. Collector.
Dated at Goshen this 9th day of January. A. D.
1874. a6:3w
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One Richmond Loss Mr.. Senator Buch-
anan has withdrawn his name from the list
of Presidential candidates TO be presented to
the Loco FOco National Convention. This
determination is announced in an address to
his party friends in Pennsylvania. which the
Argus copies and, of course, greatly COM
mends. Mr.. Buchanan's withdrawal is doubt
less designed to help Mr.. Van Buren,. But
MIR. Buchanan's popularity in Pennsylvania
Is not transferable, least of all to Mr.. Van
Buren's service. The Keystone State has
always manifested all unconquerable aver
SION to the kinderhook Magician. MIR. Buch-
anans influence and exertions were freely
used in 1910 to secure PENNSYLVANIA for Mr..
Van Buren,, but all to no purpose. As for
1874, the following explicit avowal, which
we have heretofore published, from the Har-
risburgh Argus, will serve to show what the
leading Loco Foco organs in the Key-Stone
State think and say of Mr.. Van Buren's pros
pects:-
"This state is just as certain for Mr.. CLAW
with Mr.. Van Buren, as our candidate. as
Kentucky. The party cannot be rallied for
Mr.. Fan Buren. We do not express this
opinion in condemnation of Mr.. Van Buren,
or his administration. We admired and sup
ported both the man and his acts. But Penn
sylvania will be Wing state next fall, if MIR
Van Buren, is a candidate. "-ALb. EUe. Jour.
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COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

There being at present in Addison County
no Bible Society except as connected with
some of the particular denominations, it has
been deemed desirable that Society should
be formed auxiliary to our State Society ex-
clusively devoted to extend the circulation OF
the Holy Scriptures, and that ii should enl-
brace all denominations of Christians and all
persons who are willing to aid in promoting
SO important an enterprise. To secure this
end, the subscribers have been appointed to
call Convention, the object of which shall
be to consider the importance of having the
circulation of the Bible universally extended
and to organize County Bible Society.
Notice is hereby given that Convention
for the above purpose will be held at Middle
bury, in the Vestry of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church on Friday the 18th day OF Jan.
next at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
THO. A. MERRILL,
HARVEY F. LEAVITT,
JAMES MEACHAM.
Dec. %, 1913.
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Died

At Cornwall. Dec. 3Ist Hannah Bushnell,
daughter of Rev. Jedidiah Bushnell, aged ~
years.
At New Haven ON the 4th Buckly Caldwell
aged 81 years. In his death the children
have lost a tender and afiectionate father,
and community valuable member. His last
hours were peaceful. He evinced perfect
submission to the VIII of God. He rests IN
peace.
Printers in Mass. and N. York are reques-
Ted to publish &c.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Temperance Society on Wednes-
day evening the 18th inst. at the Town
Room, to hear the report of the commit
tee on LICENSE. 1t is expected that
the substance of she arguments used be-
fore the Judges of the Court on both sides
will be reported. In order that the ven-
ders ofRum should have no cause of conf
plant, the society voted that those legal
gentlemen who we're employed by the rum
sellers to press their claims for license be
invited to attend the meeting.
A general attendance is requested.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Sec.
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o. s. DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District.

Vermont District.
In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause
against the petition of
Wheclock Fl. Hall of Bristol,
Harry Chafey, late of Pittsford in the
County of Rutland, now Of Starksboro in the
County Of Addison.
Enos Champion of Salisbury.
for their Discharge and ertihcate.
as Bankrupts at the Office of Samuel
Prentiss in Montpelier in said DIS rict, on
Wednesday the twentieth day Of March
A. d. 1914, at 10 A. VI.
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues to give Med.
ical instruction. designed by particular at
eniion 10 Indigenous medical Botany, and
TO the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. 10 adapt the Course To the
requisites of tlruse who intend to become
Country Practitioners.
lie has engaged S. Pearl Laihrop, Il. "
NJ. D., 10 instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative Anaiomy.
Gentlemen who desire map have admis.
SIGN 10 the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philps
op'y'
JONATHAN 4. ALLEN.
Mi1dlebury, Dec ooh 1843. 33;f.
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DISSOLU HON.

Tic Copurtnership heretofore exi,>
ting between the subscribers as attorneys &
Counsellofs a! law. is this day dissolved BIZ
niuiual consent. Settlement of tie part.
nership accounts may be made with elih.
er of the subscribers. E. d. BARBER,
E. r. WRIGHT.
MiddleburY, Jan. ]. 1913.
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Mr.. Ogle have done with the editor of the
Bedford Gazette, it might be well for them
to consider the propriety of extending to some
other editors of this State, a like opportunl-
ty of making good their desperate ISLANDERS.
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NOTICE.

The subscribers having formeI copart-
nershlp as attorneys at law. will attend to
any business intrusied To them at The
office lately occupied by Barber and
Wright. EDWARD D. BARBER.
EDW. J. PHELPS.
Middlebury. Jan. l, 1914. 80
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New Years Presents.

All those who have unsettled accounts
or notes unpaid, can now have The privel,
eye Of setileing them with the subscriber
this month, or after lLa, time they will be
called upon by third person.
w. S. JOHNSON.
Jan. /, 1913.
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SLANDERERS OF THE DEAD LOOK
OUT

We gather from The annexed paragraph
which we clip from the Bedford, Pa. Inquirer
of the 22d, that at least one of the base libel
lers of the dead is in fair way to meet with
proper punishment. When the family of
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FURM!T UkE

n IST of letters remaining in the Post Of
1Z flee Middlebury, VT. Dec. 81, 1913.
Charles Austin Thomas Hawks
NJ RS. Catharine Adams Geo. ID. Jewett
Ed. Aaron Angler Mary Lisco
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams ID. w. MILAN
Charles Benway Rev. Ebenezer Nelson
William Bruce Miss Z. C.. w. Herd
Thomas Bl acklock Samuel Patterson
Barton Billings Wilder Proctor
JUs:us Cook limo. T.. Perkins
Miss Ethelinda Clahin Andrew Rutherford
J w. Conroe James Sumner
c hristophe Disothel Finny s. Sibley
A hdre Dubrevile Miss Mary NJ. Stoel
Techonnah Dunn Norman Slade 2
DR.. Asaph Drake Horace Z. Servill
Il. S. Eldridge Rev. Obed Sperry
Mrs. Hannah English Elizabeth Stanley
Edwin Evarts Mrs. Diadema Sumner
Drury Fairbanks Mrs. A. p. Shaw
Martin Foot King Tilden
Allen Farr George Washburn
Moses Goodrich Daniel Wood
S. NJ. Hall A. Whitmore
Mrs. Hannah Holden Daniel Wright
l.. Hoyt, Esq. Henry w. Wentworth
Miss Eliza Harrington Abner Woodward
Maryett A. Hall George Wainwright
Elihu Holden L. Wainwright
CHARLES BOWEN, Post Master.
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Nj a i e d,

At Cleveland Ohio, on the 10Th ult Will
lam S. Richmond, eldest son of the Hon.
Thomas Richmond, to Miss Catharine Ma
ria eldest daughter of Joseph Sergeant Esq
all of that city.
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Senator from Maryland.-The Hon. James
A. Pearce has been elected Senator in Con-
gress from the State of Maryland for six years
from the 4th Oflast March. Mr.. Pearce is a
staunch Wing.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT .
DiSLricL nf Nstchnren IS.


BE it remembered that at Il probate court holdcF'
Bristol within and for the district Of Eewh ayen
the list day Of January 1874. Alfred P Rose oe and
Elias Bottom, Esqrs. administrators with the III
annexed, on the estate Of JAMES THoxP son, late
Of Newhayen in said district deceased prese nted their
petition in writing to said praying for license TO
sell much the real of the said dec eased
will raise the Of twelve hundred dollars, at pub
lie auction, private sale, for the purpose Of paying
the debts against said estate expenses OF admin
straton, and therein forth the amount of debts
due from said estate, the charges Of admins traticn
the value Of the personal aud the situation Of
the real be sold, that il is necessary sell
part Of the real estate If the said deceased for the
purpose aforesaid: it is therefore ordered that the APP
plcation for license sell part of the real estate of
the said deceased be considered session of said
court to he holden the office Of the judge Ct said
court at Bristol in said district tie first Monday
of ebruary 1874 at 10 O'Clock A. n. and that the
administrators thereof to be given 10 alb
persons interested, by publ shing certified copy Ct
this order in the Northern Galaxy Peoples Press,
spaper printed at Middlebury in the county Of
Adds on, three weeks successfully previous to uia
term o { said court
Harrey MsnsM, Judge.
A true copy Ofrccord,
Attest, Fl. MnnsiH, Judge. &c
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE insurance. 0oMPANf'
for MiddIcbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage BY Fire. The long established rePuta-
ton OF this company, and the promPtness with
which all theirtran "a lions have been character
ised render il unnecessary TO say anything IN ITS
favor. All business connected with The Office
intrustcd to him will be faithfully and Pune
tualIy transacted. JONATHAN HA"Ah-
MA lIoburv. Feb. 26. 1912 42;v Agent.
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Choice Liquors and
Wines.
The subscribers offer for sale
2 Pipes Alex. Seignette Brandy,
l Pipe Champagne Brandy,
2 Bbls American ditto.
2 Pipe best Holland Gin,
2 Barrels American Gin,
2 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
Is Bbls New England Rum,
3 Bbls. Alcohol.
in lots of twenty gallons or more.
The above catalogue of spirits was Sc
lected with care by good judges;we will ,car-
rant them to be of the uery best quality, and,
wishing to sell the whole stock out immedi-
ately. We will sell them at small advance
from cost for cash only.
ALSO.
A large variety Of wines from IS cents to
$500 per gallon, of superior quality in guam
titles to suit customers.
BROWN g. SHELDON.
Middlebury, Dec. 3lst 1913. 30
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Law NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having opened an Office for the
transaction of Law BUSINESS, would inform the
public that he will lie ready to wait upon all VIII
may have OCCASION for his professional services al
his Office over the Store of Ira Stewart ESQ. a
few doors south of the Post Office,
EMERSON r. WRIGHT.
Middl- bury Jan. s, 1874.
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consul GlpSlEO Ne
AND
Licer Complaint.

GHR TAYLOE'S BALSAM OF LlV-
ED WORT. from 375 Bowery. N. York,
! for the cure Of Cou hs Colds, CatarTh, Asih-
ma, soreness OF the Chest, pain in the side aud
breast, raising of Bland LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Bronchitis all those Il ciions Of the th.oat aud
| Lungs which are a source If 30 much suffering
and unarresied, so often terminate in CoNsUAP-
Tiox-this remedy is highly and justly 9istin-
.uished. IL is purely Te- r;ahle, mild ard gentle
IN its effects upon the system, and can lie taken
| n the most delicate rasrs, with safety well
Utility. Physicians aware of lis MEDICINAL prop
critics, AMI witnessing its fleets even IN cxtrInG
and in some instances. arpar cntiy aIinu.t rope
less cases often pr,sLribe It IN Prac ice, bnih -
palliative aud remedy. AID with the Va d ccl
Faculty generally, ii has met With sTe-t appro-
baton.
Certificates from the high ST aud m)si resPec-
table sources, Of persons who have eIih'r hGep
greatly relieved by it, or entirely reco'rrrd Fl ON
affections Of the Lungs and Liver could be fuF
nished in abundance, but they will BE- found Oh
" in the wrapper, which IS around each bottle
The public are caur ioned against The counter
feits and limitations which are offered To- sale al
any price, OH the reputation Of this really vaius'
bic remedy. Be careful 10 see that the new Ia
bel is on each bottle 10 prevent ccuntfrlets WIN
the name Of GURDos J. LEEDS, sole wAol sale
agent without which none is genuine
N B. There is a spurious and counie zen ar
iicIe Aaoat ond lately introduced into his place
Therefore be careful To get the genuine, whchls
from 375 Bowery New York. and is Tor sale IN
Middlebury by Sidney Moody, sole agent for the
as''u;ne aIticie in thi: place. 7;yI
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,a.u. porhrps) tie Presi !e"' him
81. " "..ls.i.y. ia Congress, M'. Hudson
IN ,aen,ofiqi pflyiag N invest
rrs'fi' w. t,oagr.s@. inln the sci iemrnt "i
siiI'" = mime Comnnn "eal;h Bi'.k ii
" a u, with the United STATES
y i'''' ~; ., o!lt:s TO prove iiIat 'he u.Iit'
Ia, p+,'" IRE trfrau'i..d Of $50 go IN
ejo'.lI ,.,..,i. an,l If the charge is suscep"
'ra' , ,.a D. IIrn<haw d Co are inc
lie o yesp9as..5ic.-C91 Of The n. y
vaakEr.-Thc Boston Q1ota'
,Guain unllcrrd. The CoDries
81 3r.e .rtiye demand for all description of
.::~,.. uolicrJ 10 Tie !asi review, still
- 49,. a j very rx'cn>ive sales have
GU '' H., ~, at n,v mricrial change III
'.''' TIE SUCKS ofboh domestic and
l' .I,.;rn hz,e br.u greatly reduce@,
a. .'sr ,l.I!reniairs of Ihe former sulll
-, - nae: lie te.rahd for The pres
ss.
-. The Lancaster "Unior," one of
1.l Wing papers in Pennsylvania, aud
' '.l las h.tirrto ben the organ ofthe
'' -2.,;yr Anti. Masonic party, basjuSt ia
~ Ia,t,4tuue Of Gen Scott flom lis
81. -. u head and pul up that of Henry CLAY
~ uon,a,m-tv succeeds r. W.
g.. =. i =, Esq. as Editor. The Get'ys-
3-,5 STAR las takcn the same course.
r-i.LGs If PGo'cclion and the Lant
. 4. .,,b.s;oa in reuns.IVa iia, as every
=, srp else, are now 81. 5oi unanimous Tor
4. CLAW.