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Brandon, May

To Citi@tas and arcnGers.--New York, Oct. 8
1877. DIR. Ierricll-Sir: | feel it a duty owe you
md that portion Of the public placed in n situation
like myself, to say, that IN recent business tour
through Ohio, was taken suddenly and dangerous
IL il! in the village Of Ackron. The village physi-
clan being absent and illness increasing seTero Of
the citizens recommended nae to use HeTickS SIT
gar Coated Pills, as they met with uncommon sue
cess in the treatment of disease peculiar to their
climate. I procured and u8hd them-9lthougl
very sick during the night, WAS better in the morn,
ing. Tho physician called on Inc, approved what
had done, and recomncndeda continuation of the
1,lls during the day, They relieved me so soon
and such an improvement took place in my health,
that resumed my journey next morning. It al
frls me pleasure to inform YOU that through see
ton, Of ihe State where afterwards travelled; !
found physicians, merchants and citizens generally,
your customers. DANIEL RpwELIY ~ Nater-st.
uERRICK g. co. Albany, y. Y. Propietora, to
whom al orders must be addressed.
For sale by V. Ross, Braadon Samuel D; Wins
low. Pittsf,rl; ]. c. Sawyer, sudbury: !. F. Ben
son. Whiting; T. W, Wake, Benson; Calm y
Wng git, Orwell Kent Wright, Shorchom +. /.
Fletcher, Brlport also b. Druggists and Country
merchants generally.
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The subscribers having again taken the
contract for carrying the Mail from Roches-
ter, VT, to Ticonderoga, N. Y, would hereby.
inform the public that during TIE season Of
LAKE NAVIGATION, they will run the Mail
and Passenger Stages as follows; Leave
Rochester on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ, passing through
Goshen, Brandon, Sudbury, and arrive at
Chipman's Point, Orwell, in time for passen-
gers TO take the Boats, either North or
South
Returning, will leave Chipman's Point on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7
o'clock, A. NJ, or on the arrival Of the morn
ing Boat from Whitehall, reaching Brandon
in season to ntcrscct the Boston and Bur
ington Stage going South, and arrive at
Rochester the same evening,
GB9 Having provided good accommoda-
tons the undersigned hope to receire lihe-
raj share Of public patronage.
GILBERT CHENEY,
f. B. BUTTON.
Brandon, May 10, l848. iz4Stt
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Let al uAo are qTieie4 r.d Asltm7 reed Tie
Clluin1 lstter.-Mr. Seth w. Fowle: Sir, having
been afflicted for more than thirty years Win the
from attendance to business, and having adoWce4!
many many medicines without any but temporary relief
nuycAnscl about three wears since, Of Mr.. Edward
Miason, your agent in Tins city, several bottles q
Wstnr's BalsAm Of Wild Cherry, from the cilccES Of
,yh;rh obtained more relief titan from all the mcdi-
rincs had ever taken for that distressing disorder
! have by the repeated use Of your valuable Balsam
hcon more free Of pressure for breath, and opPrc8
sion on the lungs, than had anticipated, ana m
deed conceive myself cured Of this most dshcnrten
ing malutv. do most cheeriully tender you tins
Acknowledgement, which you will use IS your lnds
1nent dictates. =. " ~ Maid
Argus Office, Portland, March 2G, 1916.
Tho genuine signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper;
For sale by i. j. BLISS CO., Brandon, !ohr
Sjmonds, Whiting X. Wright, Shorehan, ard II
Sinonda Pittsford; also, for sale byDcalers i'll Med
icnes generally III Vermont
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RAIL-RoAp AcolDENr.-We learn by n passenger
over the Western RAILROAD that an accident result
ing in considerable damage occurred on Tuesday
evening at the Summit, some distance above Spring
field. A large rock had become ooscned in the adj
Joining embankmont by the rain ard fell across the
train, mostly loaded with flour. The engine was
thrown of, and badly damaged, and the freight cars
were piled up and wrecked in admirable confusion,
utterly covering the track for some distance round
with vast quantities OF -four which had escaped from
the shattered barrels Boston -Na&
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Wool Depot.

FEvlIIS enterprise having met the expccia-
r. tons Of its projectors, the subscriber has
made arrangements to continue branch Of
the Kinderhook Wool Depot in the village Of
Shoreham, VT, for the present season. lie
will be prepared to receive Wool after the
Gith of June.
The hecccs will be thrown into SORTS ac-
cording to style and qualNy A discrlmna-
ton will be made between Wool in good or
bad condition. Those who desire it, can
have their clip kept separate. Sales will DC
made invariably Tor cash. Sacks furnished
to those who wish, by their paying expense
Of transportation and II ID cents each, Tor
their Use.
The chargc5 will be. for receiving, sorting
and selling, one cent per pound, and the IN
insurance, which will be Is cents on 500
for term of three months. Liberal adyan-
ces in cash made on the delivery Of Wool, if
requested
Arrangements have been made with Man
ufactureys using different grades OF Wool, 20
purchase the various sorts at the market val
ne. soon after being received at the Depot.
IF the opening market price is not satisfac-
tory, the wool will be offered for sale at such
time as the owner may direct.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at
Shoreham, in relation to the Wool Depot ut
that pl; &C, will receive immediate attention.
E7y References can be had to DR.. j. S.
Reekman, kinderhook; b. S. Johnson, Sec.
n. Y. State Agricultural Society, Albany
Hon. S. H. Jcnison, Kent Wright, Esqr,
Shorcham II. Bell, Middlcbury; J. Els
worth Cornwall j. NJ Weeks, Salisbury
j. IIolcomb, Brandon /. Hall, ShelbuTn,
: VI. II. BLANCHARD, Agent
Shorcham, May %, 1913. ix40:Nl3
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PATENT LAWS.

or AL N.tTIONS-Just published on The 1st Of
~ February, lSlS-Ihc Laws and Practice of all Ma
tons ana Governments relative 70 Patents for lnyen-
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Price, on good paper and bound with parer covers;
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booksellers anu agents nrc requested to send orders
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u1on NIL matters relating TO the Titles and Claims OF
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Or ALL NATIONs.--Ihe subscribers also haze every
convenience for trars0cng all business in relation Il
Patents, such preparing the Papers and Drawing
for and obtaining Patents in all Countries and Gov
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conducted reflections Of Patents rcconsidcrcd, and as
signments and other documents made.
Searches made for Patents, and copies or abstract
supplied, of English, American or French issues.
Full lists Of American ard English Patents can b
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foundation ofthc Government to the present time, am
weekly from the Patent Office and the latter from tn
wear 1901 to the last arrival by each steamer
Patents negotiated and sold in Europe to great ad
vantage and information furnished as to the value
any invention abroad.
KINGSLEY & PRISON, : Wall st.. New ork.
n H. Editors of newspapers who will insert til
above advertisement one time and draw attention to
edolally. will he entitled to receive copy of IL
Laws and Practice of all Nations relative to Patent
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on the receipt of such will remit the work TO Il
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LOOK AT THIS
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

THE subscriber would respectfully inforn'
i. the citizens of Brandon End vicinity.
that he has commenced the above business in
this Village, where he will be happy 10 wait
on all who may favor him with their pat
ronagc.
SHor OVER MERCHANTS STORE.
No pains will be spared in Cutting and
Making garments in tie latest and most ap-
proved style.
Particular attention will be Paid to easc,
elegance and ncatness Of ht
All work done at this establishment war
r,ntod WM PHELPS.
R,.ndon. IAN. o.. 1948. ix:S2N
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Notices..
C0I.NrY CONVENTION.

The WuIcs of the County of Rutland are request
ed to meet in County Convention, at Cnstleton, on
Thursday he 22d dig Of June merit at II o'clock A.
NJ for the purpose otnominating Senatorial ticket
and to adopt such measures rs may be deemed IN
rortant to secure the triumph of the Wing cause at
The approaching election. BY order OF the
Nav 23, 1913. COUNTY COMMITTED
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Sarah Jane Pinkcyton, the young girl charged
with numbering her mother by poison, was acquitted
in the Supreme Judicial Court ut Boston on the "a
inst amid the enthusiastic and uncomfortable APP
Plausc Of the spectators.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-06-08

TIE coroncr's Jury called upon the bodies Of the
seven persons killed on board the steamer lialtaN
on the Kenncbcc brought in verdict that til" li3-
aster was caused by racing with the steamer Bal
loon, and that for the last three -four miles, the
captain and engineer moved the weight upon the
safety valve beam towards the extremity.
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The members of this Association are requested to
meet at the B,a,don House, in Brandon village, on
Friday, the 9th of June nest Mt O'Clock, a. A.:
Such matters will be presented to the ASSOCIATION at
this meeting as will render It highly important that
each member attend. !. NJ, WALLIS, Cor. Sec
SUDBURY May 20, 1913.
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NorrcE.--Dclogatos and Friends, who may nt-
tend the G2ncrul Convention Of Congregational
Ministers in Vermont which commcncc5a at Brandon
on the 10Th Of June next, on arriving in town. from
South or Fast, are requested to call at the Brandon
I!onsc for dircctous-and those arriving from TIE
North and West will call at Irn Buttons Store ior
direction to places Of entertainment.
ny RUTT!oN, c..o,
b. DANENPORT,)
Brandon MAY 9th, 1915
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BRIGHTON NIARKET-June /

IF1I7O7It7 JV' F70 7777F0'7 T''7'a'
AT market, 1S5 Beef Cattle 20 yokes Working Oxen,
% Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep and Lambs, anu I-Oo
Swine. ,o- .
TRlcEs-Becf Catlc-Extrn ST co; Isl quality 60 % q
$3.50; I'd, $685. $3.50; Sd, $50 o.
Working Oren-Saes from $40 $3.50.
Cotrs anil Cdlgrs--sS.22 a $50.
Sheep IL 70 $3.50. Lambs--12a Is n.
!5icifsAt Uhoiesa!e. h6c
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Travelling agents informed that few districts
in Massachusetts, and two other Eastern States, are
yet unengaged, Applications received Epost raid as
above. WHO
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Stoves, Plows and Lighlning'Rods,
PMJor9, Brandon and Troy Air-hgM,
Cooking, Pr|or and other
S I O ESs
S L O v e S :;

Tabor, Eagle, Sidc-hll and Grass-hoppcr
PLOWS, Warranted to suit on trial.
Parts to Stoves and Plows;
The choicest HOLLOW WARE; Caul-
drons, Arch and Oven Mouths;
Copper and Cast-iron PUMPS, and Lead
Pipe, Zine, and Brass Kettles TO fit the stoves
in general use;
Also, prepared LIGHTNING RODS,
with points included, ut and cents per foot,
For sale by CLARK RiCH,
WHO continues tho Tin and Stove Trim
ming Business.
Egg" He is, in addition, making choice lot
of DRAG RAKES, for sale.
Shoreham, May IS, l84S. 1872
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DI i D..

In this village, on the "a inst, Of scarlet fever,
CoLUMpIA, daughter OF james ana foliG cross,
little gri having attended school the Tuesday pre-
IN In Rochester, on tie Doth OF May, William Pitt,
son of St. John and Azubah Huntington, aged
years A months and 81 days
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W0OL MARKET.-Boston, June l.
IT Is w G. GOD S o

GiATLIN & WRIGHT have received an
" assortment of Spring and Summer Goods,
which they offer to the public at low rates.
a fair patronage is solicited. Call and see.
Orwell, June l, 1913. 51I
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BOSTON MARKET.

IILFOHTLDF UI. THE HUSTON WIIIl',T
THURSDAY, June IL r. NJ.
FLOUR-Gpnosee, So Michigan, Sc 90 r.
GItAlN-White Corn $50; yellow Hat 81 IL "a
Northern Oats 81 Il SIC.
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.Ee2v Goods.

A GENERAL assortment of GOODS,
IA bought with Cash, and for sale low, by
May %. j. y. CONANT.
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MA r RIED

MARRIED
In Leicester, on the 4th inst, by s. W. Stanley,
Foc.. Mr. John Alexander Of Goshen to Mrs. Eliza
johnson of Brandon.
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10000 in one year.
COLES
A merican Y ctcrinarian,
10000 Copies

of this valuable work have been sold in ONE YEAR,
and we have testimonials enough in its favor, from
those who have purchased and examined it, to fill
volume We publish few only.
"No Farmers Library is complete without Mr..
Coles Treatise on the Diseases Of Domestic AMI
rnnls -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08
Walker and Bradford.
Warehouse and
Commission Merchants.
HAM DURG, s. q.

HAMBURG, ). e.
STILL continue to occupy 4" THE OLp
- WArERPRonF WAREHOUSE" aud trans
act general Storage and Commission Busi-
ness. 90
They again tender their services to tlleir
friends and the public generally in the storage
and sale OF produce. aud The Receiving and
Forwarding of Merchandise, or any other
business in their line, with which they NAV be
Eprodnce cons isned to Them when required.
ITO their patrons they cordially return their
most sincere thanks for the liberali,y, with
whichthry have been so graciously favored !;
and respectfully solicit continnanc of the
same, which they hope toslneritby unremi,ting
attention to all business entrusted TO their care.
Sep, Ist. 1S4S.
p The undersigned still confines his
connection with Messrs. Walker s. Bradford in
the Receiving and Forwarding Business. to
whicl, he will give his undivided attention.
A. NJ. BENSON.
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Lookaf This.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
EWREEF.gJN H. CR.8JS.E.

~ E6[ERa1DJa zhs SdhaAes aLs
(4At his Old Stand in augusta. Ca.
ENAS Just received from New York large
III I'LL and extensive assortment of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, many Of which he is
selling from 20 TO 25 per cent, less than last
years prlces he would invite his friends aud
all others Who wish TO purchase goods low io
give him call. In his stock are many Rich
and Fashionable Goods, such as
Rich Satin Stripe and Chamgeable Silks. =.
Wide Black Gro DeRhine and Lusre Silks,
Rich Satin Stripe and Figured Cashmcres,
Cashmere Decosse and Muslin DcLanes,
Every cheap,)
Lamertine Stripes and Plaid Worsteds,
Satin Stripe and Plaid Alpaccas,
Mohair L1slres and Changeable Plaids, $50
Plain, Black and Silk Warp Alpaccas, 80
"A large assortment Of English and American
FFy Tench afid Sc scotcN Gmgians; - :
Rich Cashmere and Plaid Woolen Shawls,
Elegant Lace Caps and Muslin Collars,
Ga5rels and Jenny Lind Collars, *
Drapery Muslin and Furniture Dimety, 5
Welch Gauze and Nlilled Flannels,
lo-4 & 1874 Ribon Bound Whitney Blankets.
The above, together with large asso.t-
ment of Cloths, Cassameres. Vestings. Satl-
nets, Kentucky James, Blankets, Flannels,
Kerseys, Negro Cloths, Bedtick, Dropery,
Lining, Lawns, Muslins, Cambrics, Hand.
kerchiefs, Brown and Bleached Shirtings and
Shcetings (very cheap, with variety Of
other goods TOO numerous 10 mention IN tins
Advertisement.
! '0ct 81 At 40
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NEW STORE!
REV GOODS.

JACKSON g. KlNCHLEY having asso
o. cated themselves together IN The DIR!
Goods business. would most respectfully suli
cit the citizens, and planters visiting Hambnr!
to call and examine their well selected stock o
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they ofe
low for CASH, amongst which aie The following
Brown lIomespuns, from G4 to 37!,
Bleached do Z" CT to d5.
English ard American Prints, 5 10 90.
American and Scuich Ginghams, 12t 10 81
Black and Colored Aipaccas, plain, pluic
and striped,
Bombassins and Muslin DcLains
Black Silks, pIaiup striped and Plaid,
Colored Silks from 81 20 TO 9 %,
Spun Silk PIaid-.
Mnhair Lustre, Satin stripe,
Plaid and stripe Carolincs, (new style dress
goods
Cashmers from ls3 to 81 90.
50 and 90 Datlls Blankets.
104, lid and l2.I Bed Blankets.
Hosiery the mos, complete stock ever offered
n this market,
Red ard White Flannel all wool, from %
ioSl0 90,
Dormrt do 1S3.
Merrino and Lambs wool Drawers and
ShnsS:
saItinrts. Kentucky Jeans. and Mcrrino
Cassimcres. :,
English. American and Frcncl Cloths aHd
Cassimcrs,
Kerseys; from IL To 81
Furniture Dimily. from Is to 50
Umbrellas, Bonnels aud Flowers,
Ribbons Of ali descriptions.
Plaid Lindseys and apion checks,
Brown aud blearhed Holland,
do do Drill,
Osnabnrgs and Factory stripes.
Swiss, Null. Book, Plaid and Jaconet Muslin,
A. 54. 50, ia an,l 84 wool Shawls,
LisIes thread and cotton Laces.
Snspenders, Gloves and lIandkerchiefs,
Ladies and Child,ens Shoes.
Sd, 9.4 and 1914 Table Damaak,
Trimmings for dresses &c. &c. &c.
Sept20 35 Pm
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Wm, Ketchum & Go.

EyAKE pleasure in returning their crate,
E. fui acknowledged for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, and
hone by liberali,y and fair dealing 10 merit
continuance.
We now invite the attention OF our nnmer.'
ons friends and customers and the public gem
eraIIy, 10 our new stock Of
FINE, FASHIONABLE AND
CHEAP FANCY AND
PIE DRY G 0 d s.
Selected by one of the Firm during the last
month from the
Neao York and Philadelphia Markets.
Uur assortment will comprise every article
usually called for in this Market, and we pledge
ourselves not to be unjersod by uny 10 Ham,
burg or Augusta. :, NJ
charge for looking.
Give lis call.
N.B. Store in the American Hotel Bnid.
ings, Hamburg S. {. 49,
Oct4 l2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08

The Baptist State Convention, at Ro
chester, was held on Thursday, afIe
appointing officers for the ensuing year
Among the interesting incidents of ,h'
Convention WAS the Introduction o
Mr. and MIS-. Wade, Mrs. Brayton an,
Mrs. Van Duzen, from the Karen. Mis-
sim. Mr.. Wade was absent lwenty-si
years. Perhaps there is not another in.
stance in the records of the Missionary
history where the husband aud wife re
turn together, after twen,ysix years la
Dor in foreign land, with The prospect
of returning and spending ten more
years to preach the Gospel amidst the
Karen jungles. Mr.. Bright, in welcom-
ing back this Missionary band said Of
Mr. Wade:
He had cx ,ericnced all The horrors
of Burman death prison, and had
known what it was lo cscaue from death
when the axe of the eXcculioner was
uplfied TO strike the fatal blow. He
nad been spared by the mercy oi God,
and lived 10 see many a Karen Jungle
bud and blossom like The rose. lie had
broken bread 10 a church Of four hun
dred members in "the City Of Love"
and had buried in their waters ono hun
dred dear converts, some of whom hid
gone to llleir rest in II 'avan, and some
still live. More lIa6 IfIfS,bby 4+isr
bors this people had been made ready 10
receive the word Of the Lord.
"This brother had done more than
conquer kingdom-he had reduced tie
language Of that people 10 wiring; and
if the Karen is now able 10 read from
the word of life, that God so loved
Ibe wnrld that He gave his only begolten
son to die, that all who believe in him
nay have eternal life," if he has the
Scriptures to clasp 10 his heart as
he dearest treasures, they owe it, under
God, 10 this Brother, and the cncour>
,gement OF this Society.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
U u IEJO
Oct 25

nUNBaR ~ BURNSIDE has Just recelv.
~ ed by Rail Road and River. the following
list of GOODS, TO which they respectfully ln>
vile attention. Planters visiting our market
would do well 10 give US call before purchn-
sing elsewhere.
AZ Hhds. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and n. O..
Sugars.
25 Bills. No Clarified Sugars,
20 Superior Coffee Sugars.
and s boxes Loaf Crushed and Pow
dcred Sugars,
West India and New Orleans Mo'assps,
l75 Bags Rim, Laguara and Java Coffee,
400 Sacks Of Salt.
rs barrels Mackerels,
50 boxes Fine Cheese,
8 ierces Rice.
1875 kegs of Nails and Brads,
20 ono lbs. Sweedes Iron-all e
Band Iron, German and Cast .,.eel,
Wagon Boxes.
100 boxes Window Glass-all sizes,
500 pounds Putty in Bladders, -
sou pounds White Lead, Vernon Mills,
2 bnrres I.inseed Oil.
Di,chers Boots. Brogans and Ladies Shoes.
500 Heavy Dufirl Blankets,
20 pair Fine Bed Blankets,
Keiseys. Osnaburgs, Shirtings and Sheelngs,
cases Prints-all patterns.
Painted Buckets and Tubs.
Brassboumd Buckets and Wire Seeves,
? 5000 pounds Hemlock, and 300 pounds oak tan
ned Sule Leather, Upper Leather aud Calf
skins.
200 Coils Rope--lO0O pounds Twine,
; 125 bags Shot, so kegs best Powder,
Lead. BIuestone, Indigo, Copperas.
Candles, Sperm and Talow,
Chewing Tobacco.
Sugar Cans, Measures. Pepper, Spice. Gin.
ger, Cane Seat Chairs. Wood aud Cane Sea-
Rocking Chairs and many other articles too le
dious 10 cnumerate.
We will he making almost daily accessions tt
ON stock, and would be pleased to attend to al
orders from our friends, and feel assured of Civ
ing satisfaction.
DUNBAR s. BURNSIDE.
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