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OPEN MING OF THE VERMONT AND Mass
AcHUsETTs RAILRoAD.-!The Springfield
Republican of Wednesday says
The Railroad Celebration at Brattlebo-
ro' passed off with great eclat yesterday.
A great crowd was present from towns
far and near, including 700 from Boston,
who arrived in an extra train at 3, P. Nj.
The citizeus of Brattleboro' made the
most liberal arrangements for the recep-
ton and treatment of their guests. Above
1000 partooI, of beautiful collation. that
had been prepared in the depot build
ings.
An extra train left Boston at half past
5P. NJ, and arrived here at half past 10.
distributing those of the guests, who did
not stay for the ball. along the route.
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| a gentleman in New York, who contem-
plated going to California, died suddenly from
the excitement at separating from his family.
GOLD IN VIRGINIA-We understand that
the gold digging at Stockton & Heiss's location
is still very successful. The amount raised in
January, with fifteen or twenty Lands, was a.
bout S26, 900, and the amount thus far in this
month is proport.onaly as much. A deposit
Of 800 ounces has Just been made at the Mint.
The success Of this company is quite equal TO
the average gain in the famous valley Of the
Sacramento.
The Sub-Treasury at New York is said to
contain three millions of dollars in COIN
KNIGHrHooD.-Dr. Charles T. jackson, OF
Boston, has been made Knight of the Legion
Of Honor, by the President Of France.
FIRE IN ALBANY.-The Broadway hotel,
Albany, was burned early on Sunday morning
loss $4,000; insurance on house and furni-
ture, $500. A traveller, who was only awak-
ened after the whole front OF the building and
the stair cases below him were consumed, rails
ed the window and asked if there was not
fire in the neighborgood He was soon rescued
oy the aid Of y ladder.
eI Mr. S. P. CHASE. the newly elected L.
S. Senator from Ohio, lin place Of Mr.. Al
en- is native of Hopkinton, New Hamp-
shire, and a graduate from Dartmouth College,
and is nephew to the venerable Bishop Chase
If the Episcopal Church. lie was student
With, and read law in the office of the late dis
inguished counsellor, William Writ, formerly
Attorney General Of the U. S.
Too SICK TO BE HANGED.-There is
nan under sentence of death in South Carroll !
IA, too sick to undergo the sentence of the !
aw. The doctors are at work on him, to
cure him up that he may be executed. What
pity were he to die
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DIED,

In Chittenango N Y on Wednesday, the 21st
nit, Miss JANE N. LEAvITT, daughter OF
John B. and Eunice K. Leavitt. aged I years
and . months.
In Burlington, on the list inst. after severe
illness DIR. ENos COBB, aged about SIS years.
In WaterviIle, W.T. on the LIST inst. of con-
sumption, Miss ALMEDA w. HOLMES, daughter
of jesse c. Holmes, aged Il years.
In Starksboro' on the 10Th nit, ALBERT JOHN,
only child of James B. and Jane Seavcr, aged .
years and "a days.
In Ludlow, on the l4th nit, Mrs. SOPHIA O..
wife Of Geo. S. Hoard, in the goth year of her
age.
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cold diggers. Capt. Phelps's opinion as
10 the success Of expeditions daily start"
inc from this country, is that it will de-
mend upon the manner of their organl-
Tation. There is no doubt, he says, ot
there being considerable Quantities OF gold
in California, but there is gross exagger-
lion in the matter.
Letters had appeared in the papers from
persons who had 40 existence in Califor>
MIA, and in respect to vessels that had
never been there.-Boston Atlas.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court. for the District Of Addison, Com.
missioners. to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
clMON Ar Ia
late Of Whiting IN said District. deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto.
and six months from the 18th day Of january, AID.
1919, being allowed by said Court for thai pur.
pose We do therefore hereby give notice that we
ment AZ ths dwelling house Of the, Widow Of the
deceased in Whiting, on the second Mondays Of A.
pril and July next, from, one O'Clock. 7. NJ until
four O'Clock, p. NJ, on each of said DAYS.
WHITFIELD WALKER, 4 C5nmis-
a WM. p WRIGHT. siohers.
LEifel al Wkiting, tEis II day Of EeJyu.uy 1919
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BRIGHTON Gait LIE MARKET.
THURSDAY, March L.

Reported for the Boston TraufHer.]
At market: GOO Beef Cattle, IA pairs Work
ing Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep,
500 Swine.
PRIcEs-BeefCa ale-extra ST. lst quail
ity $3.50; I'd Sc; Sd 1913; 4th So.
Worlmg Oren-SSO, 81, 100 and ia.
Co,cs and CaLres-S23. 26, %, 81, and So.
Shecp-S1,5O, ?, 2,75, 5. One lot sold for
$3.50 each
.Swine-4 1-2a5 1-2c; retail 5a6c, York
Swine. Ohio 5a6c.
The six Sheep which were reported in last
weeks market as having brought SIS each,
were sold at 81 each.
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A gentleman from Vermont writes as follows:

CaI1bIldge VI, juno Is, ISI6.
Mr. Seth w. Fowle-Dcar Sir For several years past,
spells of coughing produced by colds year ago last win
ter was brought of tho grave by very
cough accompanied with pains in both sides between the
shoulders Sc which, with long continued night sweats
and other alarming symptoms reduced low that nv
friends desparcd of my recovery. consulted physicians
and tried various remedies of the day. none of them
cured me- At last l procured Dr. Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry, it saved my life have enjoyed better
health for many years therefore recommend others
who need it, to try it.
SAMUEL BENTLEY
For sale, wholesale and retail, by w. p Russell.
Agents-Mddlebury, W. p. Russell -Vergennes, Hun
tngton,-Bristol. J. w CHARACTERIZATION I. c. Smith,
New Haven, A. Roscoe Cornwall Ira Bingham
Whiting John Smonds- Cornwall Il. F. Haskell-StoIe-
ham, h. WrehtSold also by agents throughout the
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MARRIED.,

AT Quaker village, (Weybridge) Feb. 18Th, by
the Rev. Mr. Prindle, Mr.. JAMES KENwoRTHY,
to Miss ELIZA GRISNELL, both of Middlebury.
In New York city. on Wednesday evening
Feb. %, by Rev. DIR. Patton, Mr.. LUDLOW PAT
TON. (son of DIR. Patton,) to Miss ABBY J.
HUTCHINSON, of the Hutchinson Family, Mil
ford, n. Ii.
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A FIXED PACT.
II Is universally conceded that Stantos External Remedy
HUNTS EMINENT.

is one of the Greatest Blessings within the reach
of all mankind; it can be bad for only p cents
bottle, and will always cure when timely ap-
piled. Millions have testified 10 its wonderful
healing properties. 1t relieves pain instantly; it
cures disease, and PreucntS detmErity; it restores
to healthy action the NsTr0ns System, whenever
it is attacked by any of the complaints TO which
it is subject there is no Medicine that can com
pare with it. If you have either of the follow
ing diseases procure IT,, and you may rest assured
that you will experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
ease There is no medicine known tiat posses
scs a 1.-THE of its virtues. 1t has received the APP
probation of Physicians Of the highest standing
and is medicine that should always be Kept on
hand in time of need. Use il once and you will
never be without il.
Spinal Affections, rheumatism, PARALYSIS, and
0H Nervous 0fcctiOns Sab Rielrm, Group or
HES, AgNe inthe Breast and Fac, Wax limits
C6LdS, I0Othacde, Sore Throat and Quinsg, CT
ccrated Sores, Burns, Frosted Feet, EqdoieR IT,
GERS, Fresh tcOnnds, BHHyans, Ceyns, Settings
and Bruises, ScTofHIOus Affections, Pains in The
Baok, Nervous HEADACHE, Tic DOIOTcur, .SpraiRs,
Mesquite Bites, and all ChtancOus a1td Nsrrous
DISEASES.
vanish before it, and leave tie body in sound
and healthy state For evidence of its great
power over the System, see the pamphlets to be
had of every Agent, gratis.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SALT
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Addison County Court.
December Term,
A. d. ls4S.

OIIln rleiu.
Whereas Jacob Mansfield and Rufus Mansfield
of Windsor, in the county of Windsor, partners
in business under the name and firm of j. & r.
Mansfield have at the present term brought into
court their writ and declaration against Elisha
c. Field of Knoxville, Knox county, Illinois,
and Ira S. Allen. of Whiting in the County of
Addison, late partners in trade, under the name
and firm of E. c. Field d Co., at Weybridge, in
said County of Addison, and their trustee, Orrin
Field, of Cornwall in said County of Addison,
with return of service thereon, as to the said
Allen and said trustee by leaving copy in the
hands of each of them, and as to the said Z. c.
Field by leaving copy with said trustee for him;
and declaring, in plea that the defendants rem
der to the plaintiffs the sum of $50 dollars to bal
ance Book Accounts between thcm and demand
ing in damages the sum of five hundred dollars ;
and it being suggested to the Court that the said
E. c. Field was ont of the State at the time of the
service of said writ and has not vet returned with
the same; 1t is ordered by the court that this
cause be continued until the next term of said
court, to be held on the second Tuesday of June,
A. d. ls49, and that in the meantime notice of
the pendency thereof be given said Z. c. Field
by publication of this order and the substance OF
the plaintiffs declaration three weeks successive
ly in the Middlebury Galaxy public newspaper
printed at Middlebury, in said county of Addison,
the last of which publications shall be at least
thirty days previous to sail next term.
EMERSON R. WRIGHT, Esq. Attorney for plain
Gfs.
GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk 45:3w
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as Returns of the License vote must
be handed in to the County Clerks in the
several counties, within six days after the
election.
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On1o-U. S. SENATOR, JUDGES, &c.-The
albany Alias of Friday has dispatch from Co
umbus containing the balloting for u S. Sena-
or for six ears from the 4th of March next, in
,lace of William Allen, as follows
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tR@ THE MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE of
Pulmonary Consumption in the whole range of Pharmacy
is the Hungarian Balsam of Life, discovered by DIR. Blu
chan of London England and universally know the
Great English Remedy This is a Opate Pal
liatyc but perfect and admirable remedy intended
fatter and deceive the patient but CURE in
some of the hopeless of cases.
DAVID F. BRADLEE g. Son. sole Agents for the United
States, 100 Washington Street Boston.
Sold by W. P. Russell Middlebury and by Agents gener
ally in New England. 452w.
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A CARD.

We would hereby acknowledge our obi
CATION to that large company Of our friends
who made US friendly visit on the afternoon
and evening Of the 2lsi Inst., to many Of
whom we were denied the pleasure ola per-
SOnaL acknowledgement
Nay those blessings due to those irho gire
be yours.
M. & S. A. VAN AUKEN.
Weybridge, Feb. 9Th, lS49.
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EXTRAORDINARILY CURE OF SALT
RHEUM.
New YoRK, February l3, lSf1.

NEW YORK, February I3, III.
SIR: have been cured of the Salt Rheum by
a few applications of Hunts Liniment. was
affected with the complaint for eight months. J
tried everything that was recommended, bat all
10 no purpose the disease grew worse. In Sep
lember last, gentleman Mr. L. B. Titus, with
whom was travelling, Recommended Hunts
Liniment used it but six times when the dis
ease left me. | have deferred making this COM
munication until was certain the cure was eff
fectltai and permanent. am now certain il is so
and can therefore conscientiously recommend
Hunts LinimenI as certain aHd specify euTe for
the Salt RheUm
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And for sale at Clark's Bookstore, Memoir of
Colonel SETH WARNER, bv DSSIEL CHIP
MAN. LII. D. to which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, by JARED SPARKS. d.
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Notice.

The proprietors of the West Burying Ground
in the village of Middlebury, are hereby notified
that a Meeting of the members of said Corpor-
alton will be holden at the Vermont Hotel, on
Friday, the 9th inst, at o'clock p M.
"A. WILCOX, Clerk.
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IMPORTANT.

Extract from letter 10 a Ne,g York Cores
pendent
MIDDLEBURr, January, lS4s.
:" bought, as you know, good stock of
goods, at low rates. and have been selling them
at fair profit and believe giving general salts
faction. You will see by the advertising columns
of our paper, that this is highly favored commu-
nifty. They are weekly reminded that each can
didate for their patronage has larger, better,
cheaper, and more fashionable assortment of goods
than can be found at his neighbors', all of which
he is DESTROYS to supply them with, without re-
gard to any resulting benefit to himself all of
which is, without question, substantially correct
tell you it is great thing to live where business
is done on such benevolent principles. Who would
go to California from such place
have vet good supply of Groceries-yiz
Sugars, Molasses. Stewards Syrup, &c, &C.
Good ? shilling Tea for "a cts.
IS 'IH' tt IS
0o00 - 0Sre' -
Also Rowland & Bills best Flour,
Pork, Hams, Salmon, Mackerel & Cod Fish,
Butter and Cheese.
have Hardware, in great variety, and Dry
Goods enough. l continue the TAILORING
BUSINESS in a small way, and try to make it
pay On the whole am doing fair business,
and shall be able to meet my bills in the Spring.
if my customers pay up.
40 Yours truly, r L. FULLER"
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SCIATl-

;. Il
EXTRAORDINARILY CURE OF SCIATI-
CA, OF SIX YEARS STANDING.
TEMPLEToN. Worcester Co, Mass, Feb. ls47
Geo. E. SLanton-DEAR SIR II have been
sorely afflicted with the Sciaiica in both my hips
for six years, and for the last flro ycnTs to such
degree that have not been able 10 walk without
pair Of Clutches A short time since happen
ed to be in the store of MeSSrS. Lee, Harding &
Jones' Mr. Jones recommended me to try
your External Remedy, Hunts Linment, which
did, and after using one bottle was enabl ed
to walk without my crutcheS. Upto the present
time have used but bottles, and am now at
tending TO nv business. which is that of black
smith. And would farther say it is the great
est remedy in the world. Should any one doubt
this would refer them 10 any OF my nei5hboIs
for the truth OF my statement.
LEWIS, Sussex Co, Del, Feb. B. 1877.
Send me Sir boxes of Hunts Liniment i'm
mediately. am entirely out. have heard of
three cases of CorDs being cured by twice bath
ing with the Liniment; several cases of Rheu-
matism; one case Of Group and several Of weak
limbs. have had to furaish the Eminent on
the Sabbath, so sangUine was the applicant Of
~ L. WEST e. son.
Remember this Lfnimeht is sold at the extra
ordinary low price of % cents bottle. Who
could hesitate when certain relief is TO be had
for so small sum.
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Mer-
chant throughout the cosntry.
GEORGE E. STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing, WesIchester Co, n. Y.
AND BIZ THE FOLLOWING AGENTS.
W.P. Russell, II. A. Sheldon, Middlebu
y; U. d. Twiichell. Heybridge; w. G
Brown, addison G. Scarf & Co, Brid>
port; F. P. Fletcher, Bridporf; Ken,
Wright. Shoreham Catlin & Wright Or
cell; Charles Rowland, Chipman's Point
I. Parker & Co. Pergennes-and by mer
chants generally throughout The State. 43:
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Coffee & Tea,

The real bona i'd OLD JAVA COFFEE ct
II I-2 cts a pound, Other kinds cheaper
TEAS Of all descriptions cheaper than any
tincy Tea advertised TASK those who have used it,
and they will tell you so II. A. SHELDON
Nov 25. 1913.
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TO Tailors.

Being Agent for ScCTr's REPORT or FASH
IONS, those wishing the same for the summer OF
ls49, can be supplied at my Store either by cali
ing at my Store, or sending by mail, after the st
day of March next.
JAMES Mc'KE&ND, Merchant Tailor
Middlebury, Feb. -, 1888. 42tf
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Settle.

Two years ago advertised for settlement,
and but few needed the notice now request
all persons indebted 10 me to settle Immediately,
by cash, note, or otherwise. Those having ac-
counts against Inc in offset, are requested to
bring them in and have credit therefor III this
notice is not attended to soon, shall give such
one as WILL be attended to.
ZACHEUS BASS.
Middlebury, Dec. G. 1918. 33:3m
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Ladies,


A superior article of TRIPE, prepared and
put up in the neatest order.
for sale by f. VALLETTE.
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For Sale.
Notice..

The public are hereby notified that have
this day given my son, Henry r. EDDY, his
time during The remainder Of his minority,
and that will henceforth exact none OF his
earnings, nor pay any debts of his contract
ing, after this date.
WILLIAM EDDY.
Huntington, Feb. 9th, 1919. 43:3w.
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If YOU wish TO save your HAY, buy one Of
Blackman's STRAW CUTTERS of
Dec. I9, Is4s. w S. JOHNSON.
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Notice.

Those subscribers who by the Of their agreement
with Mr. Bell are entitled pay FIR the Galaxy in wood
or lumber hereby notified, that they must make
ment this winter they will be required in cash.
3sf CYRUS BlRGE-- 7 E1eeu
Middlebury, Jan. Is, 1919. GEO. $ SWIFT. tors
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Graefenberg Health Bitters.

0Id6lcllU6TS atdlIu DlIItIS'
These an entirely Vegetable and skillfully and
elegantly prepared by the Graefenberg Company
from number of the most purifying, INV gorating
and healing Roots, Banks, Herbs and Vines, gath
cred in the vast forests & prairies of America. As
tonic deobstruenr, restorer Of the zone Of the
system, and to refresh the saow compile xion they
of immediate and potent efficacy.
The Graetenberg Eye Lotion.
For disorders of the eyes this Lotion has no E.
quail. 1t is Compounded upon the most scientific
principles, and has performed extraordinary cures
For violent nfa animation ordinary inflammation ;
dimness and failing Of the sight weakness of the
eyes involuntary weeping foreign substances in
the eye, ETC., II is positive and speedy cure.
Price 25 cents a bottle, with full directions.
The Green Mountain Ointment.
Among the diseases to which this wonderful ONT
met is adapted are the following
Gianduiar SpelLing5-Ague in the face-
Spelled breast and sore nipples of nursing
,ronien-Bronchiis -Felonsd Ring Hornls
-ScdM Hedd-dnd is an Invaluable dress
ing for Burns, .Scdlds and dram BliStcrs-
neutrality-suspicious.. O. Lnfdm-
alton Of the eyes yields 10 its po1rer inrmedid
ately all Bruises and Fresh Cut Wound are cure
with great rapidity Fever Sores and Scrofua
Sores are soon changed into healing condition,
and frequently entirely cured.
Price 25 and 80 cents box, with full directions
Pamphlets obtained gratis Of auy Of the agents
named below.
The General Agentfor Vermont is L. l.. butcher
st. Adams to whom application may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, See'y.
Agents in Addison County:
Middlebury, Sidney MOODY and l., w. CLARK
Bristol, G. W. Parmalee
Weybridge, S. L. Sprague
Starksboro s. l.. Holcomb
Ferrsburgh Sholes and Carpenter
Fast Middebury, II. X. Day & Co.
Salisbury, H Harris,
Monktoi, T. c. Smith,
b. F. Haskell, Cornwall.
New Haven, A. r. Roscoe,
Lincoln, J. W. Eldridge.
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BOSTON MARKET.-TUEsDAY FEB. %.
(Rcported for the Courier.)

The grain market is without much buoyancy (;
for a few days past no arrivals of Com, and the
market has become cleared of all parcels aioat ::
sales of stored lots at quotations The foreign
advices do not appear to have affected the market.
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HARTFORD.

"MUsIc furnished for BALLS.
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Consumption Cured


Consumption
DlCilANS HUNGARIAN BAlStA
- the Great English Remedy for pc,to,,'
and Pulmonary diseases, sui stands un,,.
vailed and unsurpassed as Tho most c.ce,,i
agreeable and Cnectual curative OF these t,
midablc complaints, now known to- the CIV,
ilizcd world Three years OF TRIAL IN A,
United states, during which time 1t has Zee,
distributed from Maine to Flotds has ot,,
served to establish IT'S pte.cmlucnt mttu D..
oil parts OF the country, rs the GttArt,fA
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY luthcvot,
cases OF Pulmonary disease, and TIE le,
aud mos, agreeable curative ct all lhc,..il
forms OF co,is,couch, and inflammation, uu
can possibly be used,
SrrrrlNo ot Broom This lugh,ful svm,.
tom of approaching consumption, is speed
ly checked and prevented Nv HE use Of 30.
cuau's Hungarian @aIsam, which heels The
affected membrane, removes the iucigcm
tubetclc>, and rc,lotcs those vital organs,
the lungs, to a sound and healthy condition
: jiuuE Of Blood always aiscs from ten.
demo, to IubrICulous disease; md II not
checked, at the outset, Will sooner or later
dGctmluc u death. A person who raDscs
blood once, VIII raise blood again. unless
proper cutalIvcIs Immediately employed
PNNlN rnr y ma 49, Ims distressing slnu.
tom OF consumption arises from Inflammation
Of the lungs or the membrane called us
Picufa, of from bronchial u0cOlon Of The
alrpasSaEcs In either case IT HNpry
dangerous indication of disease. ltprevcuts
foil and urr breathing, and wears away tic
natural strength ol TIE system. The Causo
OF TINS symptom should hc removed at once
and uutluL can possibly affect that uhItct
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Grand | niNcrsnI concentrated
Remedy


lh.1 ODE reach mi g. the i,d.r of,. ~hu need
b, t4st ,h,} may lc-tu rtd tn,~ s .Nn' cIpcnruoc.
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fq(f,f0@7| #
FsA FRS FAP HARSIL ia
I ! L. IL. Is :. III IN.

PREPARED BY J s. WOOD. MD. or
Albany \ VAS APCRlFYER OF
THE BlOOb
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IT'S wARRAS1tu rory

The mOH thorough, pci mud, ofanVtn n,
UIgvtef
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A l,ltNj8\ & sos
o.. .-i- ~ F..