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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-08-28

RECOMMENDATION
Certificate of DR.. Perry, Portsmouth, N. II.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept go, l849.
Mr.. P Morse, Agent for Whites Hair Restorative"
Dear SrI deem my duty to state some facts respecting
years ago after fit of sickness, my wife lost all OF
herhar the scalp appeared diseased and the hair grew
brash and uneven About year ago. by another mt Of
sickness she lost all of her hair second time, and Tor
long lime there apparently no action IN the scalp Al
ter varvus applications induced to try the above
mentioned Restorative and nOw after the use of few
bottles her hair has grown out as thick as usroIs and Of
beautiful Burthamare for long time
have been afflicted with neuFgiC and other pains In my
head and have found the best external remedy have
ever tried can therefore, cheeruy recommend it to all
who are afflicted above the best article have ever
seen. Most respectfully yours,
Manufactured by +. WHITE, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Montpelier by Redfeld and Grannis wholesale
and Retail in Boston, by Wilson, Fairbank Co. 40 Han
over Street Wholesale and Retail in 81. Johnsbury, by
j. G. Bingham. At retail in Wells River by I. Shedd &
Co. Passumpsc, l.. P. Parks Danville, Vail and Dem
ing Cabot S. Tussell Barre o. French; Northheld f.
| Il. Smith sly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-08-28

July IOEOs 7
DR.. J. G. Ayer,-sr: have been alhcted with pain
full affection Of the lungs and all the symptoms Of settled
consumption for more than year could find no med
icne that would reach my case, until commenced the
use of your Cherry Pectora, which gave gradual
lief and have been steadily gaining strength till my
health is well nigh restored
While using yOul medicine had the qualification of
curing with ii my reverend friend, Mr. Truman, of Stump
ter district who has been suspended from his paOChia
duties by severe attack of bronchitis
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you,
And am, cir. yours respectfully,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-08-28

LOWELL, mug IUi IoOI'
Dr. ]. G. Aver have been cured of the worst cough
ever had in my le by your Cherry Pectoral and
er fall when have opportunity, Of recommending it to
others. Yours, respectfully.
N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-08-28
400 Bags Dairy Salt ofThatch-

er & Sears Brand reed to day 900 Bags c. fine Liver
pool Salt 1000 bushels Rock and T. l. do for sale by the
load busel cheaper than he brought from market
June 81. STORRS Il LANGDON.
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Insurance Notice.

TWNHE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
n Company are hereby notified that the following as
essments have been made by the directors on all notes IN
force, on the days following, to witt
Nov 10th. 1851 Ii nf nnn nnr cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-08-28

The following one Of the worst cases, which the
physicians aud friends thought to be incurabe consump
ton: ..
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ton: ~ .
CHESTER, Pa, Aug %, 1896
J.C. Ayer,-Sir: was taken with terrible cough,
brought on by terrible cold in the beginning Of last Feb
uary and was confined to my bed more than two months
Coughing necessarily light and day, became CHASTITY and
pale my eyes sunken and CLASSY, and my breath
ry short. Indeed, was rapidly failing, and in such dis
res for BREATH that but little hope of my recovery could
be entertained. While in this situation, friend Of mine,
1.-THE Rev. John Keller of the Methodist church brOug
me bottle of your Cherry Pectora, which tried,
crafty him than from any expectation Of obtaining
lief Its good effect induced me to continue its USE and
soon found my health much improved. Now in three
months am well and strong and can attribute my
only to your great medicine.
| With the deepest gratitude, yours, &C.,
JAMES GODFREY.
Prepared By j. C. flyer, Chemist, LoVeH, Mass
Sold in Burlington at Wholesale, by T. A. Peck in
Montpelier Wholesale and Retail by Collins & Pierce and
| Redfeld & Grannis. l6:3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

During the past two three months, the traasso.
tions In public securities have not been very active
and prices have fallen Of considerably The fall has
been Glow and steady and holders rsslstDg have not
been compelled to make very heavy SACRIFICES In other
stocks Of speculative character the fluctuations
have been greater, and the variation In prices q
shown by the above comparative statement has
ranged rem two TO ten per cent Railroad bonds and
railroad stocks have been unsteady for sometime past
and the market at this moment Is in an con-
and the monthly returns show satisfactory increase
In the earnings OF the mort prominent lines This doss
not have the effect upon the market value of that
class Of securities generally anticipated and priese
gradually settling down or are with much difficulty
sustained Except in two three instances, 1t WOULD
be difficult TO account satisfactorily TOR this depression
in railroad stocks Competition is seriously ipuring
some the prin cpal roads in this section Of country
and If half of the lines contemplated In all parts OF
the Union are constructed the business will be SC
divided and distributed that many companies VIII
find 1t difficult to rub along The people of the Vert
full Of railroad projects and every day we hear OF
rome line having been surveyed or some new COM
papy formed Where all this will end is at present.
past our comprehension. Whit the result will ulti
mately be, there be very little doubt.
The annexed table exhibits the receipts and exports
Of leading articles from the six monthe
ending March 1, in each Of the past three years
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The receipts of flour for the nrst quarter of the COM
mercial year correspondent with those for the same
period in 1S4S; but they greatly exceed the re-
ceipts Of that season. well that Of l8a9 SO. Tho
receipts fo- the last six months greater than the
receipts of either Of the years ls46 1878 ls4o5o
and compare thus with the receipts OF 1916 J, aod
1913 9:-Twelvs months in 1857, 5125 SOC; twelve
months In Is4s o, AT s44; six months In 1850 6ln
323a1e.
The last annual report of the Vermont and Masss-
chusetts Railroad Company shows that the total in
come for the year 1850 SIT, 694 49, which Is
increase Of $32, 576 90 from 1870 The running ex@
penses the year Slo3 800 49, The total debit
account for the road is So 65l, 1856 o.. Account
ceived for capital stock is $224o449 81. Mortgage.
bonds issued, 1925 400; old bonds unexchAugect
1857 400 to which added the income for 1850 balance
Of income for 1s49, other expenses interest So Notes
payable, sH,72s 7a suspense accounts, $34l5 Te,;
sundry personal accounts. $3.50 "a, makiag total
Of credit accounts Of S366 26o 81 The total amount
paid for construction Of main road and branches ie
90 go DAT "a
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policy viii be to increase the excitement as the
South, and tend st further to ALLEVIATE that section
Of the country from the North. Union committees,
with their liberal collections and silly movements,
cannot stay the tide of fanancism. Castle Garden
assemblages may rant and roar for a few hours,
and eloquent lawyers may have their speeches
circulated to the four winds OF heaven, but the
anti slavery element, with William n. Seward, and
an immense sectional party to back them, will 60
ahead in opposition to all constitutional obstruc-
tons and legal enactments. In fact, we may a.
well now, as at any other time, sci down as the
most important movement, the following nomina-
tions for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency, fol
the wing party of the North to concentrate theil
ferces upon
For President,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, white man.
For Vtce. Preside,t,
FRED. DOUGLAS, black man.
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3 MsRcH 10 Henry Nc Galley james Lss This was
an action for assault and battery the parties both
csrtmen In April last the assault and battery was
alleged TO be committed at james slig The Jury
rendered a verdict for plaintiff for 800.
Leonard Gpsiing Reuben Smith z, a. This il an
action q warranty, The plaintiff keeps . large
eating saloon and the defendants are carpet and oor
cloth nufacturers IL appeared that In April last
the plaintiff vas 6ttingu his ssiOCn. aud ordered
piec. oil cloth ON oefen dantt OF particular Pat.
trn and quality. and TO be ali IN one piece without
eat. Tbe defendants sent II hone and the plaintiff
a that II found not to be socofdns to order
and vat objected to Defendants then ss Ia alleged
ar,s 20 plaintiffs saloon aud gave warranty for s
quaHf) and that II within six months H. tailed he
ID t be laid down lie aesss that 10 one raopth
after H ras Lto holes and became quite useless he
th,rsuXou called the defendants to rspass Ia In
The pe,ept aston lie brought 10 recover damages Cor
the breach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20
City Intelligence.

FRE IN Com BrsEsr-At . quarter past IL clock,
Last night broke cut In the hkh story story Of
the building the northwest corner Of Gold aud
Spruce streets The lower part 10 occupied mo-
rocco leather and the upper part where
the fire occurred, ~ sa umbrella msnufactory. The
fIs sstingushed by the fremen, but there
considerable damage done both by re and water,
chiefly the latter The police Of the Second and Fourth
wards were In attendance
FiRE.-Between seven and eight O'Clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in the third stery OF the
of 81 Warren street the building being occupied
by Mr. Nstrin and MI Lee for . mandatory Of
writing desks, work boxes, No. Owing TO the imam
msble OF the materials the flames spread ra-
pidly and before they could be extnguished BY the
hremen who were most active in their exertions, .
damage was sustained Of upwards OF $1,000 on the
stock and building. The insurance was small, and
does not cover the damage. The fire is rupposed TO
have originated from one OF the men who had been
smoking, and throwing the hot ashes among tho
shsviDgs.
ATTEMPTED SEIZURE or PowpER.-Mr. Carson, chief
engineer OF the Fire Department, received normstion
lsst evening that large quantity OF powder was
near the Ninth lie Immediately proceeded to
this premises and searched them thoroughly, but
fonnd that It had been removed few moments before
his arrival.
WHIG SALUTE II HONOR ELECTION or HA-
MILTON FIsH.-At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
q salute OF hundred guns was fred from the b az
terry by the friends and admirers OF Hamilton Fish, In
honor Of his election to the United States Senate
DEArH CAusEB A FALL.-C0roner Geer, yesterday,
held an inquest at No 10 Charlton street on the body
OF John Kane aged twenty three years. born In Ire
land who to his death by accidentally falling
from platform fourteen feet high and striking his
head on the stone below, thereby fracturing his
skull The deceased was employed in the sugar re-
fnery of Mr.. Havemeyer, situated In Vandsm street
Verdict accordingly.
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had lost his hAirhad tried everything IN market IL r. 2.
Bro Oliver street. urged him to try Keliinger
Fluid He replied it all his father and
bald .. thirty years he said his hair
davt at store, without sociation, handed in
by the peitenes Of Mr. Rober Brown Of the Chief
aids and signed by other highly respectable persons all
Of this city 76 Broadway and see the Doctor and
the docum Mr. W. has fine soft and curly hsad OF
any wishes to Advertisement in another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

LATEST ~ DIR 1t = announced in New or
Tears paper, that upon the conclusion 81 the en-
ea.-ement Of Jenny Lind with Parnutn ia the
Unit d States, he, in his turn IL {, be eaqsq by
the Nightingale, 10 make the tour Of Europe. as
one of Inc most remarkable living curosities q
the age. We should say the speculation would be
Immensely profitable casting into the shade the
negro turning white, the Feiee mermaid. and
even the wooll,' horse HIMSELF The tickets,
however, ought MOI TO lie too high. dollar
head all round would be qutie enough &c start UPON
I've dollars would hardly pay.
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MoRx SrIKvEsAkxoS.-Th story published in
the T,Ibs~s, the other day, of the descent upon
New Bedford, after certain fugitive slaves, and the
tremendous turn out and popular excitement in
consequence, has dwiAdled down to another
Sleivegammon affair, lacking only the returns of
the killed and wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

Cpcur couRr.-Noe 100 81 1876, lpo III, 100 a.
20 ab3, 1os I57, %. 40 2e5 leo
srr1nios CoUsr.--Nos 126, b2 T. s. Is. 1is, 81, 70,
ISL 81 81 1oa loo, fSo, SO, ga les 80 49, ei 60 al
IL % 27 i6, e., lie, no ILL., Ill., li3 g. J47 81 3s
cormo- pir,. Nos ssi, 2o2 4ie 4q1, .2s, IA, as,
a7T, sel, go, i9b 80, 49, $50, iH, ts2, AS az
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Relief be found by using this invaluable medi
cine ~ popular and 80 sffcacious We know Of no
etabe pound of curing and condusng the
awful maaSy of dyspepsia Hutchins Vegetable Dyspep
Btters, and those who afflicted in very
unwise mind If they do not this
and receive relief 1t Price large bottle So cents
PRINCIPAL flee, l22 Fulton street.
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NV YORK AND PgILADKLrHfA.-NBw YORK.
Ana Philadeiphia direot.-unitcd States Man Lane
inroush ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad. rsrs re-
70 IS for erst class and ~ 80
ksr fors.sa from fee, Of oourtlsudt st. ana AIS
rhl,so.phia ~ aaA "A. r. ssAsP. n. sess,s
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DOUBLE SHEET,
new York, Thursday, March go, 1851.


One week later news from Europe, and two
weeks later Intelligence from California, may be
expected at any moment, by the steamships Arctic,
from Liverpool, and the Crescent City from Cha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

DR. Lutner Ear lnhrnary Tor the exclusive treatment
car diseases will be removed BY tho let Of May to 81
Broadway In the interim be be consulted from till
~ 2s Broadway. Entrance through waterbury, fur
nthng store.
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Ladies, n jon wish handsome Cater

Boots o. ali the fashionable styles, 70 TO ners in Csos
street. where set them at 10 and Is shilns n
pair equal 20 any in this city Also his first quality sp-
quality ,sHs styles At sad shilling, %. pair With
ME- and Childtn Gsiter Boos ard shots ali kInds
Ed procs,at H. y, kILLxKe IN Canal strs.t,
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shaped highly heshed has fer the present
crested aons enthusiasm which has exceeded
the uine ston q Its popularity which himself
entertained. For time his wtrkmen unable keep
with the demand bat his estenuve show are
fully supplied with this superb specimen 81 and
fashion. GENiN, 2t4 Bro sdway, opposite Sc Pauls.
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sumptioh throughout the city tshe ONE bottle Of Watts
Nervous Antdo sceordns TO direction, this week, and
there will be deaths registered from consumption The
friends 81 persons in consumption fpo matter how low
please heed this, and most pleasant rehes
IL Will be tested fevets and vulsoks NEXT week
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A uuarrt.N niece. -
a sUsiSlhN WISHES TO GIVE INSTRUCTION on
- the Piano, In family "a Tor ns
Plesse sesrsss A. c., Hersld once.
piano TOR SALE cHEAP--A FINE TONED MA.
noEsy "a octave Plane with all the modern improves
meht snd IN the best order. Price, afO. 2s8
iehtb street corner Of First avenue. second hoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

stefan reeenty from Lcndop has associated himself with
Dr. wheeler Oeut for the treatment Of usssses Of the
And the practice Of eptAimo surgery Arhcis eyes
sppeasnss aa 20 the satural organ, inserted ~ithou
rain. Once, "a Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

guild Hair Dye celebrated in London. PAIs Boston.
Phil delphis Baltimore, washnston etc. can only be
The public beware Of counerfets eee various
he addrese.
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Boots and shoes for the seasOn-The
and best place in the city to get Boots sho sud
0ter at Al Courtandt street Fine French Calf Booze,
from % " TO % usually Patent Leather Boots
Shoes, &C., equally Low Wholesale and retail
THE DyCrOR Al Courtandt street.
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veddrg snveopes d the most fashionabIs also
he silver deer plates 81 every variety OF pattern,
praved 70 oide w. cid Englsh Germ text antique and
writns Evereelfs Di Broadway, corner OF Dasne
street, aud No. W alt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

80 Froth Coats 81 10 s2 $500 pairs Pants a. 10 &C., s1
Vests 30 Sta 49, 20 Busnets Coat So TO So 80
coats and Cosk o. 20 s IS suit Store corner Of Nassau
Beekman streets.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RESRWED EVERY DAT.


THE BALL 8H AsON.
'THk FIRST GR.,N MILITARY AND CIVIC s0TPKH
= Of the New ~ Herald Guard, will take place az
Eblos saloon. Monday evening March a. 1851 Tickets
To be obtained Of the following committee members
q the oompany-y oonneryJ Doyis W. MarshaiL Janice
noGowanr y. A. Carry falve,, b. Fart. A. Carson J.
Byrne. D. Eaton, u. n Armstrong, William smyth, william
RAcey. J. CONNERY COMMANDMENT
y a. cLARRy, Secretary. 0'
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vhisker the moment IL is applied without injury
hair skin. l. be washed Immediately without dis
turbps the colo has bad odor IL 10 applied.
sold at Phalons ig aAd Toupee mandatory 1877 Broad
wAy For sale in the city and country By druggists
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News FROM sOurH AmERieA-ws have received the
Diario de Pernam5uco to the 18th of February. The
news 10 Of little Importance.
We hna in the same paper sdvces from Rio Janeiro
to the l1th ult. Marshal Antonio CoTea sesrs de-
parted at the end Of January with all his staff tor MO
Pardo San Gabriel and other parts OF the country.
The steamer Paquets do Sui sailed ON the llth uf'
for Rio Grands with troops for that province.
terrible accident happened the 9Th OF Fsbrusry
near the bay of Rio Janero, between two and three
O'Clock in the afternoon opposite to the fortress OF
vnlegaignsu. A French sloop, the Eliza from Havre
for San Francisco with two hundred and forty psssen
gers and eighty Kilograms Of powder getting under
weigh for her destination, when from some unknown
cause, the powder exploded and ten were killed
and twenty others severely injured The nsighborng
vessels boats to the relief OF the sufferers who had
escaped and the sloop few moments after sank.
No mention is made in the papers Of the treaty of
friendship between Brazil and Paraguay.
Marine Affairs.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS YEsrEnDAr.-The
steamship Brother Jonathan, Captain g. w.
Howe left her dock exactly at ten O'Clock yesterday,
for Chasres, with IT'S passengers. She reached the
point OF the Hook (ul eighteen milss) in one hour
and twenty six minutes and when the pilot left her
abe going on In beautiful style at the rate of six
teen miles an hour. Mr.. Berford, Of Berford Co.'s
California Letter Express went out In her. having in
charge large letter mail and full fles Of the Herald
which he expects to deliver in Ban Francisco In sd
of the United States mail which left the 18th
inst. The friends of this steamer saugune that
she will reach Chagres within week.
At noon the Collins steamship Pacific, Capt Nye,
departed for Liverpool with full freight and sixty
passengers.
The steamship Pacific Capt Bailey, also sailed yes
terdsy on her voyage to San Francisco touching at
the interuediats ports
For the of passengers in the above vessels
maritime intelligence
STEAMSHIP EtpoRApo, Qats CAribbean,) Captain
Wright in attempting to Leave her wharf yesterday
for Chsgrss driven against the dock and injured
her larbosrd buckets so much to render II
tary to still further dstan her for repairs. She has
1893 passengers The of those received will be
found under the proper head.
The STEAMSHIP ALABAMA, Captain LudloS, arrived
yesterday morning from Savannah, In seventy eight
hours which several hours longer than she usually
takes, ewing to experiencing . strong gale from the
N. N. W., which lasted thirty six hours. The Ala
bams proved herself in this, % well other
casons, first rate boat and well worthy the ex-
tensive patronage she receives from the travelling
public.
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pimples freckles, eruptons ohaps etc. Poudre Subtitle
eradcaes hair from any part Of the body: Liquid Rouge
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative LILY White etc.,
1t the old established depot, 81 Walker st. near Broadway
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MATRIMONIAL.

M AIRisonf hADs Easy, OR now To WIN To-
Wr Professor Lsvtcn, of London havi,s All 81 -
boston WI send TO hny address recep Of one DALAI
Pisn directions to enable iaaies or
nc asveed affections OF the opposite sew Tbs pyosesa
20 captivating, tina. all he srrisi IRE
~ sf sppeaa1se posit N; and Iast tbausb nah
sss,e in ss sfansed With tuoh snd de,aey tsss
~ ~. ,mposshle Address Professor Law RON Boa
~ letters takenfrom the Poet once nniess the
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L. ssag.-maHs PREwsTER IRON PHILADELPHIA
her services ladies' az ME stv
~ bcoSs IA and law mat as
a.. we name Of the LADY OF thsv -, ms,rv
otthe vsiters RsdssesllT Ciinton strss&
eeeFsWVMn-Ns esAtA oNNamsa sna lAllas.
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Am important secret ln six llnes. -,Iolsten

Jour hair ,horoushy with nedhurst nesrds Ananera-
culs bruth IL brsky in with good hair brush, and
keep your hair perfectly clean. bright flexible and
luzuraL ~ long Is you live Depot. "a Maiden lane.
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very or TouPee should call 81 Batohslo oee
perfectly understands all their requirements
dcult he fails to fit the head in fact he knows
business and makes business Of it, Copy his address, and
siv CALL
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Gouraud's LiauId Hair Dye will cow

gray hair to Jet bfsK brown, the Instant s
applied, literally dying the sais the instant 10 applied
without staining the skin Warranted pay taken.
Found only Dr. Felix Gouraud old established depot 81
Walker street, first store from Broadway
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kiNE ARTS-TO DAGUEkRKOrYPE ARTIsTs.-THr
uhaerHgned oner Tor sle exclusive patent rights
on etes o. Their Patent falbstype process take
pictures on pstor with fu Instructions
reasonable prss which will enatl to In this
n.erestng ART IN legal way without runung tbs rtak to
inlnge npon we rights tt Others 10 s we'll known that
sme unprnopied persons are practising this vithou
nNhHmsdo any ARRANGEMENTS the owners Of the pa
tent and which We will soon u proofs
WsFLsNGrygrIs phu,a.,,,,.