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lleniaI surgery.

nR. JAS. A. FARWELL would respect
~ fully announce to the people Of Bratileboro and
vicinity that he has permanently established himself
IN this village where be will be happy to wait on any
who may need his services In any branch Of his pro-
fesson lie haiiers himself that the result Of the
facilities Of which he has awaited himself in acqur-
ing a knowledge Of his business, aud the expert
ence which he has bad In practice, he shall be able
10 merit the confidence, and secure portion Of the
patronage Of the community. Particular attention
will be given to all descriptions Of Plate Work,
and those wishing single or whole SETS may rely
upon having them inserted in the most satisfactory
manner, either with or without artificial 9aas and
secured by atmospheric pressure alone or by spiral
springs as the case may require. ARTIFICIAL PAT
ATEs will be constructed 10 effect almost per-
feet articulation In filling teeth he employs moth
ing but fine Gold Il being the only material unob-
ieciionablc. For extracting teeth he makes Of
instruments hut the Hack bin and pufesi Forc,ps.
Numerous and highly respectable references can
be shown II desired.
lie has taken rooms IN Halls Long building
which will be found furnished with reference TO the
comfort and convenience Of those who may favor
him with a call
~ Entrance first door south Of the Post Ofice
NIB. lie will keep constantly on hand Oat
Tooh Wash, new article, together with Powders
and Brushes. Terms reasonable.
Bnttleboro June 20, ist7. tf4j
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CUES. 10. Has any particular kind Of
heritage been noticed to have an influence
in increasing the proportion of cheesy mat
ter in given quality Of milk
Ans. have made no precise experiments
on which would rely in answering this
question, but my observation for years has
led me to give decided preference to chife
elorer for pasture.
My answer 10 question Ia will be found
interpreted in some Of my previous an.
swers, and in the annexed paper on my
method Of cheese making
Respectfully submitted.
NEwDURY BnoNsoN.
Warsaic, Nou. IL 1916.
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From he CabiHst.
Noble and Redeeming Quality Of
Human Nature,


,Ia w., ' 81 :" .ne yea. ioos' mere arrived
vonns ~ ~ ~. S." ";nty an interesting
Sic 81. aoou' e'sn'eei years OIL age
~ .sI. n s ""ge. ou. SUN oo'ain-
s;.,.n, "' e" WeeNs, as an as
49,, sa na n n"e' ."ls temporary employ
saIc,o Wa. s"e T..,y preseh'eu ner-
~. A. a"o'' VI ona'ae'e'' VINO
and Is 49, '"e"' anu instruction.
fsmiIy Soon sha 49,. "as 'eoe'seu mo ms
Ill. 80 s e eAPe'' WIN hef
h., on.hiaJ - ., NJ 'pppo"'
such fund Of GOOD sense s - ~. sn,, nss,ng
ira fnery, vet always appeared neal and in
good taste
In 1912. she accidentally secured n home
with married lady. with two children. son
and daughter, aged eight and ten wears
whose husband and father had deserted and
len them TO such provision as none but
wifes and mothers resources could nro-
cure. Whilst in this deserted family. the
heart.broken wife sickened and died The
mother, when diving. gave n hear,-rending
farewell TO her Two children and his nd,
Bile stranger.girl, weeping BY the death he'd
assured the dying mother that she would
be mother TO her children. This assurance
Gained the last death agony of fond moth.
err, who died. The Young stranger o;rl ,ook
the children, hired a room. diligently plied
her needle, paid Me rent. continued her
own neat and modes, appear ancc. fed and
dressed Tho hos a,d Ill tlr ss."I, 80 a"u
propriately, sent them to a well selected
school, in which she received no assistance
save one quarter to select school taugh,
by Lady, who (much to her praise) deciin.
ed remuneration.
Now, reader, YOU ask-Who is this Young
STRANGE, csmsio, IT. 80 :, III; ~. Joa"g
vo,, L,,, -. &C. 49, ~ NJ "o' 'e''
n;..,;a w, ~ s'"n, 'ue ,ee'Nss 'n's eonmu,
Won = I;,Ia ~ hs. h;. W your 1oson, WIZ 'en
To-, w. "s'o'y ne' parents w
b,oy;n.a ~ |"S. c, :" "e upper
,yo,,h. -. aa' "e was "ooeu oy
G,Ilv roc jos '1"a, ""Ise Hhee,'ons were
"og.o o' p"s "a 40 sroen,'y anu purely as
wo"'" I've, no' Tue islher, an English
n"n; opPoseu s"e conhex'on WIN a,i the de-
'e . u an Eighshman' she was
go n' '"e STATES 70 'aIhei,uhcie' 10
a'ola lut'her intercourse between the lovers.
az ms unc'es' contrary to her habits, she
, %a' IVY aPpoll'ea makmald; AT TINS
~ d hOu'e g,l 'eSV'.eu ano leh, determined
W uePenu upon her own resources. She
a'rived 10 Schenee'adg' where she has re.
n'a 1I, 'l'' nus week-i'sing above charity,
,o'ely upon ne, own energetic labor, with
~ n anu''onai eharge oil two Interesting or
" TI;
nris;nH spring she wrote to her mother. ap-
the I ner oil an intention to visit her home
mir,b ana OF her childhood aud ehldhoods
ais and sorro e nome too, OF tier maiden tri-
nrise and ar,';G. 10 her establishment, sur
tbe letter wos ,he9pn, the first response to
who unon tho reca r;,ssence Of her father,
nectady, that he might ahe Tore sa , coe
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Painting, Ginning. &c.

YNiE Subscriber, at his shop No. Brick Row, up
Il stair, continues the PAINTING BUSINESS
IN all its departments. Those wanting jobs in his
line arc respectfully invited 70 give him a call
HOUSE AND SHOP PAINTING, PAPER
ING, GLAZING, and every thing pertaining to bis
line OF business will be promptly attended to and
executed in faithful and satisfactory manner.
Materials for House Painting furnished on the
most favorable terms.
10 SIGN PAINTING-Persons wanting Signs
Painted and Letered are invited to call rs the sub
sciber Is confident Of his ability to give entire salts
faction in that branch Of his b-i.as.- Terms rea,
Sensible,
n5- He keeps on hand for sale. PAINTS. reAay
mixed, BOILED OIL FURNITURE VARNIsH
JAPAN, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, &C., as low q
can be purchased elsewhere
WANTED-FouR JouRSEYMES.
ALONZO HATCH
Brattleboro, March "a, ls47. 81
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Daguerreotypes.

fVliE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing TO
j. the citizens Of Bnttleboro and vicinity, thai he
has just returned from New York and will be found
at his Room, over II. d. Brackets, where he would
be happy to wait on all those that may faror him
with call. Likenesses taken at the Vermont Da-
guerrian Gallery shall not be excelled by any other
in the country.
n3-On hand and for sale cheap, Plates Gases,
Chemicals, and every thing used in the art
Gy-Pupils thoroughly Instructed in the art sad
with apparatus, if desired.
OH COOLEY
Brattleboro, june i6, ls47. IS
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DIR. e. Grains spino Abdominal
SuDnOrfars.

A N Instrument highly recommended by Pbysi-
"A clans generally. The following certificate Sc.
lected from hundreds of Others is sabjoined as the
person is well known in this region
Keele, dug. Ioh, 1874.
have for several years been in the use of DIR.
Ct1ns Spino abdominal Supporters. and for veal.
ness of the Spine and some kinds OF distortion and
prolapsus of the utera, and abdominal debility een
orally have found il superior to any thing Of the
KIND have seen. 1t is particularly useful for Young
persons Of sedentary habits or occupations, to pre-
vent distortion and other determinations.
AMOS TWITCHELL, NJ d.
For sale by j. p PROUTY, Brattlcboro.
Physicians furnished with the Supporters ut the
Wholesale prices.
June 2, ls4f. 6m4l
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written for you..suiss II.


Then love he poet iorv his themes,
His thoughts halfh IN golden dreams,
Which make thrice fair he songs and streams
OF ar and oarth.-l Barry Cornwall.
My first wild worship at the shrine
OF Love to thee bring,
The witchery Of eyes like thine
Might move the dumb to sing
My heart Is resolute and strong,
My hand is true and free,
And in the burning words of song
l offer them to thee
l know thee proud-upon thy brow
have seen naughty scorn;
And pride, becoming such as thou,
In pride and beauty born
II thou vert not so proud and cold,
And distant unto me,
This love Of mine were not so bold
were not proud Of thee
have no gifts ofland or gold,
No riches to bcstow,
And no high name and title old
OF vanity to show
give thee, maiden, manly love,
And promise to be strong,
And lift thy noble name above
The world, upon my songl
o, will win a teathless name
Among the men Of earth,
And lead to new and nobler fame
The land that gave me birth;
o, will win the love and praise
And honor Of the free,
And in the glory of my days
Bring all, bright girl, to thee
Thou Of the proud and noble brow,
Thou of the eye like night,
o listen to the uttered vow,
And read my song arighti
do not come to beg of thee
A heart that is not thine;
l ask love as strong and free
AS this wild love of mine
This is no word of hattering hue,
Lisped in honeyed tone;
The youth and beauty held so dear
Are worthy truth alone
l come not now as others come,
As Others come and WOO;
A weary year l have been dumb
To prove my heart was truei
l have been near thee in the throne,
And on thy utterance hung;
And treasured for chosen song
The accents of thy tongue;
And have seen thee in thy pride,
In scenes Of joy and glee,
And turned away mine eye to hide
The rushing thoughts Of thee.
Thy beauty and thy youth are given,
A mission to fulfil,
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JONES, BALL & POOR.

1873 WAsHsGroS SrREEr, B0STON.-INroHr-
FRS or, AND WHoLEsALE~DEALRR IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY
w GOODS &C., have received by recent arrivals
from England and France 4 large and extensive as
sormeni Of the following described Goods. with
many other kinds too numerous to be mentioned,
selected expressly for their wholesale trade and
comprising the greatest variety Of articles TO be
found in the city TO which the attention Of dealers
Il invited
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MelrOse Seminary.

A LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC LN.STT.
N TUITION having been recently established in
the pleasant village Of West BraifleborO q Board
OF Trustees chosen, convenient building erected.
and other arrangements made, We arc happy to an.
nounce to the public that it will be opened for the
reception OF students, on V,,iRsaN de Isl Of Sepf.
nez1, under the superiniendencc Of JonS S. LEE. A.
H., Principal, and Miss ELMISA BENNETT, Preccp.
tross
Miss MARIA l. SNIru, will give lessons in Mn.
SIC Instruction will be given in the branches usu.
ally taught in our higher Scminares including the
Natural Sciences, the Higher Mathematics the
Classics French and German Languages Music
Drawing and Printing
Lectures will be delivered before the School on
PHYSIOLOGY, Philosophy, Astronomy Geology and
Scientific Agriculture. Particular attention will be
paid TO those who design TO become Teachers in our
Common Schools, and Lectures on the Science Of
Education, stately given. No efforts will be spar
cd by the Teachers and Officers to make the Sem.
tending il. ~
Mr. Lee comes to this place well recommended AZ
a successful Teacher. lie had the charge of The
mount caesar Semnaryat Swanzey, N H., for one
year and gave very good satisfaction. The location
OF this School is ono of the finest in the COUNTRY
We hope and believe, therefore, that il will be well
patronized. ~ W."
Board can be obtained in good families at prices
varying nom 81 20 to 81 so per week. Scholars
"ishis 10 poaIu themselves can hire rooms at a
very reasonable rate and board for SO,75 or 100
per week.
Tuition per Term Of Eleven Weeks
Common Engl Branches, $500
Ihsher $50
Latin, Greek, French and German. 400
Music, including use Of Piano. 6oo
Drawing and Painting, extra IO0
Juvenile Scholars who wish IN nursue the Flo.
mentary English Branches, win be received Al low
or rates
ROBERT GOODENOUGIL ! Commune
JOHN II. WILLIS for,he
EBENEZER HOWE, Jr, Trustees.
West Brattleboro, July 20, Isi7. 40
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Farms in Sornerset.

.(UA YNHE subscriber, rs agent for ihe
2MissA Il proprietors, offers for sale all he
l nl lands in Somerset, in this County.
E1't - known as belonging to the aScofr
HEIIs.H These Lands, consisting Of several thou.
sand acres, are situated in the western part Of Som.
ersct near the branch Of the river running through
that town, on which are several mills already built
cellent quality and where cultivated produces good
crops. There is 4 fourishing settlement in the
neighborhood Of these lands, and the town have vo
ted TO build good road the present year from hi,
settlement 10 the large public highway leading
through the east part o. Somerset; and smother Il
TO be built leading 10 the turnpike in Searsbagh--
thus removing what has heretofore been the gTa
obstacle TO the settlement Of these lands.
10 Sales will be made in quantities TO suit par.
chasers, and on liberal credit.
L. G. MEAD
Brattleboro, March IL, ls47. too
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Vie subscriber having engaged in new business
and finding it absolutely necessary to collect
inc demands due tohm' and having no time to spend
method 10 urge all indebted to him 10 cali and set,
nc previous 70 the LIST day of October next after
which time oil notes and accounts unpaid must he
put INTO the hands of nm attorney for collection
O. me undersigned may be found at Bullock &
Auo,,s,o M, ,e,- L. d. PRoUTY.
R.,.El
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Houses for Sale.

AzzA FINIIE advertiser offers for sale his two
1nIM Il large Dwelling Houses situated on
lsis@ Green st. One comprises two and the
saxa2a.aa other three tenements, and both have
piazza in front
The large house embraces four floors, and its nj
azza embraces most interesting view of the East
om and Southern portion of the village Its situa.
ton also affords view Of other sections Of the vii.
age, North. 1t is only few rods from the cclebra-
ted Cold Water Establishment and on rising ground
thus securing fine prospect of the same.
On the premises there Is Barn Sheds Fruit
Trees, &c. Part the whole will be sold at a bar.
gain, as the owner is DESTROYS of going West
rare opportunity for profitable investment
All further information may be had on applica.
ion TO the subscriber
ALS0--HousEHoLD FuRsIFuRR ron SALE.
JAMES NJ REED.
Brattleboro, July 10. as
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j. CUTLER,
Grocery Store and Eating Rooms,

MOS Brick Row. Just received and is recev.
IN ing Fresh Groceries, such as Tea Sugar, No.
lasses, Picked Salmon, MAckerel, Cod Fish Sc
07-t Also, Oranges Lemons, Nuts, Confectionry,
Fruit q all kinds Pies, Cakes, Ice Creams, Spruce
Beer, &c.
Brattleboro, June 9, ls47. ~
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New Arrangement.
- R Ha
Brattleboro and Boston Express.

III WHITE, having established an Express
IN. from Brattieboro, VI. to Boston, via Fitch.
burg railroad, Is ready to transact all business en-
trusted to his care
~ PACKAGES or GOODS BUNDLES
&C. viii be called for any part Of the City and
forwarded to Braiteboro, or any intcrnediate town.
for reasonable charges.
DRAFIs, Norris, Bills, sc, COLLECTED, and all
orders promptly attended to-
nsS-The Express leaves Braftlebono every Mon
day and Thursday at O'Clock A. NJ, passing
through the following towns:
Hinsdale, Winchester, Warwick, Orange. Athol
PhilliPsion, Templeton, Gardner, Westminster, 10
Fichburg
Returning, will leave Boston every Tuesday and
Friday at l-2 o'clock, p NJ
OFFICE-1tJ Stems Bookstore, Brathe5oro. and
QUINCY House, Brutie s., Boston.
ORDER B0XES---Af r. c. Loni's Vermont
House, BnztfoOrO, and j. r. Conanfs, No Fane.al
Hall, Boston.
Particular attention will be paid to selling all
Kinds OF Produce and will convey to the amount Of
700 lbs. on the Express.
, ng- All Bundles should be marked WHITES
EXPRESS"
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FINiB Subscribers are now receiving direct from
u the Factory in New JERSEY, large and SPLEEN
did stock of PAPER HAEGIsGs, comprising every
variety and style from to 30 cts. per roll Custom
ers are respectfully invited to call and examine
our stock before purchasing.
April g. ls47 smss
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MRS. E. HINCKLEY,
MilIiner and Dress Maker.

MOULD say TO the public that she continues
w the above business in all its various branches,
over the store of Mcssrs Wheeler & Pratt, opposite
the Stage House, and has just returned nom N. Y.
with rich assortment Of Millinery; Florence,
Straw, French Lace, and Shrrcd Hats of various
descriptions. Silks Ribbons, Caps Head Dresses.
Flowers, Rich Blonde Laces and Edgngs, and 9th
or articles too numerous TO mention.
MOURNING BosERTs constantly on hand, both
Mode and Alnpinc, Collars, Tabs, SC.
ALsos-shrouds, Caps, Handkerchief, Sc.
LIKEwIsE.-D Making attended 10 In the
best manner and latest style, lJs Straw and Flor
ence hornets repaired, bleachea end pressed in a
manner corresponding with long experience,
u-Ihe above articles will be sold as low as can
se purchased elsewhere. Al
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PAINTING.

fIlIE subscriber respectfully announces to the in
J. habitapts OF Brattleboro and vicinity that he
continues to carry on the Painting Business
IN nli its various branches, viz: House, Sign, and
Imitation Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging,
&c, at the OLD STAND, one door north Of the Yer
mont House. He hopes by faithfulness 10 merit
and secure share of public patronage
ROBERT ROBERTSON
Bratteboro, April 2s, ls4e. Sc
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Putney WOODEN Factory.

fANlE subscribers having their machinery in com.
Il pete repair, are ready to receive wool 10 manu-.
facure on shares, or by the yard on the most favor
able terms. They have on hand great variety az
plain and fancy Cassimeres, which they viii ex.
change for wool, on delivery
JAMES KEYEs co
Putney, June 2, ls47. Al
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Jap3nned Tea Trays, in
sets or single, Of all sizes;
Card Trays, Bread, Fruit
and Knife Trays, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors.
Razors, &c, from the eel
obraied manufacturer Of
Sheffield, Messrs Rodgers,
Crookes Wostenholm, &c,
With msny cheaper kinds
Of Table Knives snd FORKS,
with bone, horn and cocoa
wood handles.
Steel Bag and Parse
Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains and Nountines,
Steel Beads, spcctacles,
Spectacle c ases, Silk
punes, Guard Chains,
Watch Glasses, Spectacle
Eyes, Lamp Wieks, Tin
and Shell Music Boxes,
Jewel Boxes. hionzed and
lacquered Thermometers.
Table Bells, &c.
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New Root and Shoe Store.
No. = RrtcLx Raw

GEORGE CUTLER & co. have Just received
" q large assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Cal
tiers, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, and arr
manufacturing Boots, Shoes and Caters Of every
variety OF Style, and Repairing done at short notice
GEO, CUTLER & co.
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The influence OF well-selected worda is forcibly
illustrated by the anecdote which enEpes super
intendent called some nien TO come snd work the
engine for him. Not soul stirred. "Come, my
lads, said he, "oome and Playths engine" They
complied with bis wish q, once.
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Wanted.

WHITE AND BROWN RAGS, for which
w We will pay Cash. ALSO-From SO to 100
Cords Of good Wood,
woODcocK 6 vINToN.
Battleboro, June H. ls47 Iy4s
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PHELPS TRUssEs
And Abdominal Sunnarrcr,

FINHESE instruments are admitted bv all who a,s
Il acquainted with them, to be the Cheapest and
best now in use. For sale by DIR. r. SPAIDING,
Brattleboro
Also, Doctor Z. Cranes Spino Abdominal Sur.
porter and Bannings Patent Lace. iv29
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Gold and Silver Watches
Of Lever, L'Epine ,Anchor,
Horizontal g. Verge r..
capemenis Of all qualities
and prices. from the cele-
brated makers in Liverpool
London and Locle In Suis-
Sc.
Marble, Rosewood and
Ebony Clocks, Office
Clocks, 4. Eight Day Time
pieces.
Gold Jerelry, Of all de-
senptionsi Pins, Rings,
Bracelets and Clasps. Gold
Beads, Guard Chains Keys
Gold and Silver Pencils,
Spectacles, Thinbles, Eye
Glasses, Gold Pens, Lock
cts, with a general assoft.
ment Of Gold Silver & Ghi
Fancy Goods.
Plated Cake Baskets,
Candlesticks CaEtors. Plat
ed and Britannia Table a.
Tea Spoons, FORKS, Butter
Knives &c.
Britannia Tea and Coffee
e.., Sugar ard csesm
Communicative Of all
kinds.
Purchasers may he as
our line will be furnishei
can be procured from an,
Dealers are invited to
GEO. b. JONES,
afrNrfT
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Brattlcboro WOODEN Factory,

'INHE Subscriber having put his Machinery in
Il complete repair, is ready to receive Wool 10
manufacture on Shares or by the Yard Also. keeps
good selection of Cashmere on hand at ali times
which ne viii exchange for Wool on delivery.
10 Please clR and eranniae.
PIT CLARK.
Battleboro May 81, is47. an
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it hi. permanent residence, where he will hold him.
self readiness to perform, in the most siilful man
ner, all operations in the line Of Dsnfai Srg7E.
lie will promise entire satisfaction to those who
may employ him, by warraniing the success Of his
operations.
lie woaid also inform the citizens Of the neigh
boring towns which he has AatteTrc visited, that he
will continue his visits to them periodically as usu
ally.
lJ-0FFIcE own THE Posr OFFICE.
Bratteboro, May &c ls4s tft0
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The Hndon code considers the crime Of killing
Q row as grea; as that Of killing woman.
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Rags, Rags.

so Tons clean White and Colored
w Cotton and Linen Rags for Cash.
J, sTEEN
March ~, Al tf3O
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Dental Surgery.
ID. PUTNAM,--Surgeon Dentist,

@ : 7: Z .. !: I !. ! !.
MOULD inform the
- w citizens Of the VII.
Il A<l| s/ lage Of Baitlcboro,
~. - ~ and vicinity, that he
Naf'ff u fW tID has located himself in
vNNI U1 NM XANhl4lD said village, with the
WIM "L.ID cxucefaffon NJ m al Ina,