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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
IL The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution of
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension Of the Capitol and to al
low premium Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, -
accordingly invite such plans and estimates to be
delivered to the Secretary Of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
1t Is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building or by the
erection of separate and distinct building within
the enclosure to the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise Of
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building as to preserve the general
symmetry Of the entire structure, when complete.
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mttee reserve to themselves the right to form such
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Importance and merit Of each part adopted
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THIRTY-sECoND CONGRESS.

Term Commences March 4, 1851, and ssds March 4,
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County Convention.

Ala County Temperance Contention
pldsn ., Rutland on the 22d OF Juae
a. The following Resolutions were a.
bp.ed:
Rssalred. Tha, Notwithstanding, in
y our efforts ia this cause. t,he eausr
I Temperament We have, us far a.
taeiicsb.s avoided connecting II ~lth
Be political questions Of the day, yet
q have Witnessed from year TO year,
b the part Of lis opponents. q dispo,i'
20 TO make it political question. by
i0p,ing diree, aUd Preconcer,ed meas.
frs to place in official and influential
Inien,. men. WHO by preeept aod ca,
rpL-, encourage The ssie ard use Of in
a.es,ins drake, and who a. far as pos
s.e shield from conviction and pnuish-
ss, the ,iolasors OF ,he lA~ restricting
as sails II intoxicating liquors
Refoirsd, That Tor saeh men We can
(si give our suHI sgss and composed
y 'hs Convention Is. Of all politics.
(sriiss, we wish II distinctly understood
al, thai 10 sees.e cur votes, our sea
ssais IN Ills respect raust be regard
y.
10 presenting candidates FOR county
eSers. the late Wig Convention DIS
fsARDrp TuosE ssSriNESTs. There
~, the Undersigned, spPoinied CON.
see for The purpose, by an i"!orInal
'ins held al Ca.,leton or the Sotii
Jaly. give notice ,hs, Coanty tba'
tsf'sn Nil! be held a, Cas,leion, ca the
~ asy VI August, q, 2 clock in the
tahssa, !, hsIssuf % esniiixies ioE
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SoLoMcSs WIVES. Father look
re. Wei. the reason you and moth
10 all.rs a quarreling ?
Silence, my ron. Do you know
ls. you're taking about
Yes, sire. ! do. ives ilst wonder.
~o, you'd DO cf you he'd as many
sses IA old SoIomon.'
'nah 30 to bed.
'Ye,. il is very well TO say GO 10 bed
Solomon had more n II hundred wives,
u on EN- Twin in ,h- same house,
es'in' together aud nerer Il fght'
Go 10 led
Nov NO, a time you'd have cf you
"A half ~ many. Why. you'd kick
y such a rumpus as I'd fetch up the
slic"---snd knock things 10 thunder
\ bsoom.s,ick interrupted the loq'ia
|eu. youth. and very suidsnly sngges-
II to him the idea oil travelling -
itch be did.
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. '."' - i;,, o,hrr
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4, H,,y.,r "a = NJ C.,a,,
Ca.uetontoT ~ RICE.
t,at.adontoI X Pr,r.crs
Hsuby L. & Locke,
ttrhrvtu t. NJ willard.
pa"'s, 60 i'ygttc Potter,
ion'tre! g. ~ We
'ahahd ~ ~ t"''
H''Va'f - ~ ,,-.,...--..,
-,
~ 40. az 80 "'," 49,. =
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SANILi n IpsANr I,r,.o,.,
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SUPERINTENDENT ,unt,I,.,.,,..
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.r,Lr,tii di,trict .nntlcl.t AIa,d., t,ll e
Inv ~ Ann, u. 1902
-, Ill.,. ,iiI%'UHrI ,ti'i.rpy i,l.,..
uh..a.. s,i..,., "a. t,.'r mad. ~
sad pr,h,,c Ct,,,,, ,b. homestead /,
"a VAIN. 49,. h.,aI1.d dn,I,y, 49,, ,,, Ga
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49, La..tn', ~ 49,, 49,, b,. and MA.
80. -, ,,,.,.,,a .,,,ai 49,, -,
80 ~. 49,, ., ,t.usr.
80, -, -, ~ ,,II ,na,d 49,,
an,h, ~, N 80. s,h 49,, 81, s..
,I, ~ $50. w 80 49,, ia
49,, h.. ,,ts;.h,a 1850 oa,, a,,h.
ss.,,a or =, go - .,,.r,.s'..i,,I,
n,.,ioa. ,hs,.,, IN The au,isna Herald I,
eu.,,,n.r u.,n,pd a, .,;d Rn,Iand in order
-, N ,.a,r.,. ,,,,,,,.,ad ,t.,,,,, ms, lion
.s - -, $50. - c,',. >, Ind A.,
h,.,t t., ,n~ ,,rcn,,sr, # ,hev see cause.
,,nr -, .Cr,coud
~ HENRY HALL. Register
S-,,f.,~I,lr-l f,-,tnN ,,,,i.,..t-,t. 81,
mae, cfy.tt,sJ 4. a., ,tat,tse.,,oro O..
Inc l!t.A,a Count f.fs.a.d B-ss.ct OF hut.
lad 5.id 1T Katsnd in AID for sad D,s,ri., o.
the T., sioad4y be.ag tAe - DAY Of Aaga,, a
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raArngtrs t9iag Souih and Wesi.

By Mod 1rata. icarc Eurl,Hs tnn 40 4 u
500 teacH I rpy ;fr q, Ne" taf. . , -,
sat~pr,l14y = - tDT ,bs HeG.--Diss Az
4.rs.
Hy E-p'f~ TrRio. lo,rs O4ieh-surgh ct
v. 't.afirai p .su 4 -. BosiDB ~ , -,
fre,h Ir4y 81 81, Sew iofk TO-, ~. and
N..lrn"gtlGy. &, ~ cngtf, ton with Wee
t.-. Er"..l EF.5Ffs -Dbt ~ ktTt.sB.
Ev Accommodation Tfs,G, l"svs bofiing.
to1 .,u1r S4s'nn ~ 4 l"Jse At ss'em, AZ"
rfyr ~ 1frT nett mora ~ iof tho 1881 EI-
arrts Pan 20 Er"s'o. ,s7us rysning. and
the iiYcsDr alvc, 1I,n, reaching A.~ York
srH
rss,~p.'fs leaving NV YH's w the g
" Er.fess 1ts 20, sr'iYr st Troy IL Is =, -.
cpsn.rt az Brhpe, al. 3,ij, s,lh tran ~
,l, sa.,,an 4, e, srny,rg 9. the Hhits
s1gH ,siag same asy
Ma J.uH from ff.y 6 a3.s .frs"sS
~ ,1ns It'ls q! 3aP, y reach the White
,!1p''a1.s TIE sftrT1yon
d. t.'s arrsag' nsvui 't'fs "a DAILY sssh
- 0G- rfa,n b-tsesn Srw f0rs sad Man
,.-si. AID DIt~nssaSgl fJo Hsiss hr'
'fr~a So Ys'k hne BUflfHgtns Ts~
~ "a b~ieesn 1fr, sad s8rtngten
rio = II. CANfIELD, .Svpt.
H4f1afs na4h.sgtos Rad RSs<
&. /. JOHNSON. f'pf.
80, f.,N ...-rs \ i,-S
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A SINGULAR WAGER cane OF at
ln,serr, recently. The master of
merchantmen be. another 400r.
ka, one of his sailors would climb to
(,s top Of the steeple Of No;re Dame
k.i remain seated On the weather.
PIX for six hours. \ sailor oxecu.
ID ,his dangerous feat. He climcd
} 10 The cock At three o'clock and
nain-d seated till niuc. A large
t9sd assembled, an1 remained un.
the tnaa can.s down.
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PasslslrS g0iug North and L Isl.

~ Ma. Train, irsve Troy 6..i1 4 y. sehs.
ncot1dy at j,!J reach Burlington ", 20 ~.
Boston i.3D 9 *.
~ uIpress Train, l"sye New York A ~
csscA,ng B,sinr Ia ? y, burlington 3.Y'
b. icon ,l,ol,oI, Tram, iesve Ne~ York
q, Scueo' ctady 2 q snJ Troy ~,
f,a~ ntog hrr.in2t1u and ID llews falls ~ =
i s.-.e day.
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cEs,Ez, Al Tug wrsr. x fss
e,e, sf ,belers. Ct perhaps 81 eYaec.
l,,.sd cbolefs rorhus, hare oecured
!. d. West, aud considerable alarm
!. Ia lateral consequence. b,,. there
b ~ ,;,earsnre' TIA. the disease 10
s~Sera,e. Prudence in diet, clean.
lssess. AID the absence Of fear. are
|B,s bc,, trven,siives The follow
IA. il sound Ai,i;e from The y. y.
!.aes.
a sow, nervoas state q the sys,ets
note Il Invitation 10 the slayer -
fmr,gs ard cleanliness sLu, him oy,
A, ~ food. COMMON sense has its advice
Rsys, that loo. Live ,empera,ely. but
va .ss,,r .eu.iy. Enjoy nature and
ptlios irsiis ,snd sessonabir Vegetables,
ptv,,s,l rncleas, eueamber.. graEe.. aud
,shs, e,s-iiog things 81 -. sort, are
Eni,,.S ,iem your bill If fare. 4 se.
|ssss ehfasr Of diet IL by no mean, nj.
AisLie. !, should bc GENEROUS. nuiti>
ssu,. and 10 ~lioIesomcn~s, de,cfmin-
\ BY indsiaasl hai,i, and experience.
u no, The i,ta, fer the topper 10 reform
wsSehly. nor. on the ether band 10 .x.
ned hiI average ps,'siions per d.en.--
Every pains 10 requisite 10 maintain the
lsh;,s u the system without oriangr-
pesi ard re victim is 20 liable TO dis.
esss ~ The baLilual ssd sqs,atle
ssaey u shs k6ifs Nv WSnk. gsass. Who
iigh,ened from, the ordiaary tenor
A,s way. lie - as silly as the as The
sllow who should mind his tightening
ci in 4 thunder storrr. Oar preventa.
)iw prescription, aDd VIC give 4,
(-ssi-ly snd boldly. 30 ne To avoid
krsaiiaiI'y a, tbs counsel be-
ks;i'n5 crisis, ihp.. sgms Up IN three
'or1s. courage, ci.aniiness, and ten
(%rs,e sdh.rrnre "a inve;braic habits.
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A regular rbvsician beinp sent for

A regular physician being sent for
a qusck doctor, expressed his sur
ise at being clllc! in on an occa'.
fn apparently tritilng. No: 80
Fling. ny good cir replied the
back; for to tell YOU the truth, |
We by mistake, taken some OF ny
~ pills
oh dear exclaimed fashionable
Ri when she first behold a cucuM'
b, 4 always thought such things
CIV in Slices.
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GE Tie American S<i,ni.Gc Asso.
alton viii meet th's year "a Eiev"-
nd. Ohio. commencing August lS'h.
large humber 81 ibc most learned
teu IN '''r country are expected 10 be
!. aiiSbjancr.
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S TATE OF bERAONr +,
ls,st 1.t. -.

5 TATE OF EERMONr,
krfIAre 20
German r. Iienaee,
George " Strong,
~c.ah Chgmbrr ain, Rntiani CO Cpurt,
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN, Apnl tcIm. lS52
James Wsrall,
Samuel & Nalkor,
Timothy Strong,
Jotn Bradley,
Ac;pu 81 B,ok icccunt--snm demanded
igr hundred dollars writ daicG sd U1to.
Der, , ID ioit
becausr the SAID defendants being absent
fom '.is STATE al fine ti,ne of tho sr'yIce #
80. WTl, and have not had personal notice
"i jhc pending OF ths saii ;--it IL ordered
ihl, thry 10 not fed 10 pprat - 'hc next
tern Of "a. crufi, 10 be he'd NJ t";llud "a
sad County or iic sccoUf Iuce.s} Of Sep
r.nS5r, \ % ,a,2. then sd there &c answer
'A-frla, ~ Publishing tiv substance 81 10"
plaH,iHs declaration, s,.H IN, ordry, three
~,eks surres,iv-lt, 10 fas Rutland Head
pr'n.ed a. Ruth nd, the lasI -, criy dsyr be-.
fore rs'i trrm, winch sbg.! 5e deemed 'gili-
- IL notice I'M day t,i"feHi - siV~n, "a G
f. W HOPKINS CIorH
- & } X ~ Ftf, 3tty iTr PIT n. 81
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NOTICE.
CONWIsAIONERs NOTIrH

CON.HISNEONERS .NOTTrE
"fE he Subscribers ectug appointed by
w The Hon Probate tcut tot the do
if'ct ~ RStlsnd. com a,'ssicucts TO receive.
eya,n'ee Aad selu., all claims and eems nds
Il Ell pctsugs RgAinri the estate of ufsnEt
byce. bate oi Wishing; I'D, IA said d,,lri'i
eectss.c. represented insn'seni nn5 eix
months fi'm lbc - dsy of Angus, l-s2. be-
ing aiiosGrd by sad coart for that putprce,
We Do ;herc fore hereby giyc notice that ~r
VII ,t,ead w. The bus nes, of cor ssid -.
pointnent a, the late dwelling hrgsr O. the
decsaHrd Ga the i,h Mondr,s OF September
su3 January next ffom ! a'cipck un,i 8
O'clock T.. " On caGh DfsAi6 DAYS
Dated at Waillns iofd, Angus, nth, 1859.
l. G CtArK, ,..........
~ iIScoLx AsDEVs
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STRAY EOESE.

IIRnKE ,uts The sns iesase siisr .oSNt,.
- tet on the gsth ,a., a wh,ie rass. sttS
ssnehts IN su,h h al net. ssprasea to ~
sbNss s,rhs sesrs oss Tn. net . tvqse.
ted ts ptese rrvrst,y ysY thAtyrs aaS isl.
ne, spsF N.srnAN H. JONGDuN.
Nrsi tl.-esaes, lsis ~. 1872 an.s
tpNtits<tVNtAS' NUvtts.
wv ~ saNsF+i tye-s, NstHg sTFntuIea ht tle
W TOO - bate t~art ~ tsH ta,,H q, sr,st,,s
" mere % receive stsn,ss sn4 al set a. t,Ap.s
ass 81 rn1nEt - al trfsobs t1strV We, /.
drftasA itfeei fs-iei Ia rald si,'tHsa Sscpssse
f"ffsstHtc- ista.seht asa 40 i4oHt bt ~ ~ DE
i3,A das ~ J.ly i27l brisF she-.a ~, ,,tI
ga9ti t'r thsi Fiari'as~. -r de thete't'~ Ar,vt,
see n.'}re trst 30 wi a'tsHa ta thr hasttrsi
g ou' tai ~. ointment 81 ths oiitg hrt.s 81
~is"~ N'letss u '-usa ~ ssti fse.st ea tbs
ta'h 5s,. ~ Augu.t sci srp'sinbri reN, freq,
. c.rvS ! 81 Gnty, i4'c,ett /. ~ a. each II
ta3 ds,s
D1s4 a rielc,,s s6'h day " js'y, 1879
"a, itateHfes (t,sss,,,,.,...
81 - =. tiVtevt, We
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Trains GOING Saalil Isau Rutland.

Mai Train 10 a upon arrival Of the
m1tnips Cars from Burlington aud BcIiows
taiis. .itrlges At Troy 40 n
Espres. Tram ,. N, with the morning
Passengers from Dsdensburgh Montreal aud
Ros,un .3iffves at Troy st ~. ~ IN tul~
tor the Efp'.ss TrUn, {" New York aud
buffalo, aur evening hnals ipr New YORK.
Recommendation Tam 80 =. n siter a.
nygt oi no-.pu ah5 Burlington Trans, lodge
at salem and arrive At Toy as next morn.
m, cruncctirg with the iO,3nA.s. EspreHs
;Ia,,. 10 Euhii, and 81 Hudson River
Tran 70 Nrw YurG
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cou,iIssioSrRs SoTICc,

WE the subscribers beng spPolnted BY
the Hoa. PrVpn,e Court iot the aiassisf IL
FsfrAsven semtn'ss}ouerv soreeeire examine
aud a3ius, all claims and aeiushd- of a II per-
sons aPtans, the cs,aic ct Esther spencer.
late ufPou.tney, IN sad district decreased .rcI
iepentrd ins0lFen; aad s,s motths FROM the
Slh day II Lofty, 1854 beng alioacd by said
court tor that purpose, We do Therefore hcic.
hy .iyc notice mat We viii stirrC 90 tlc br:
slrcs. Of .rsatd appointment At thc dwell
hug hsp,c oi Linus =. Audrus, on The -.
day ol December ~ VI ffo.l 9 o'ciutA 4 NJ
uu'd o'clock, = ~ on sad dav.
Dated al foullnsy, ths 4uih Gag of July
lSo4 ~
n \ = b Lswl'' Commissioners.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


" l. ihr sahsct,hcts hrlng Appc,ntfd to-
,hr ilon froba.c Coun tot the dttiucl 81
h1Na1J, commandments - trCc,Vr, esaa-
use ans hiisstall cls,ns aud dcs,aras sesinst
Jonathan &. 1hia,i lstr al kntisud "a sAtd
d''triei d"cca,rd. fcp'rtcUiee insr.rt ut sid
H'N 'n'r'hs tcnr the slsi Gay ct July l-.g
arinf allowed bv Esia cont t,f ihAt putpcsc,
We DO iAeIt lore elvs notice that We ~ al al.
tr no to ths "p.,arss 0f ear sa,d sppantn, y,
~ The daril'ag Il 1u.d OF shid d~ee a rd Oh the
2oih day "f.fjenS and 70 h day of Npyrn,-
her n"Httrom . clock 4 NJ uu,,ao'v,scA
i N .n 80. 4 az -..I .i.,.
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Why would n SPIDER be a gooi cor
F.ponden. ? because he drops
be a. every post.
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Mss Dubois says, sho may be Oh
r., bat she has seen the day when
- was as young az she ever was.
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WAPENE,


OF UIlf TcNOrlE9f,
4 r'cs'dJ't preg1ta'!on for restoring gray
ha's l.. At. original co!of; ptdven,lns tie
bar iiom IA ling DOT, Promoting rs growth,
oSsd,ca;ing scuti aud a1udtnii, and proving
a brhutilGi ari,-le for the Toilet p'tticu-
lars N a pa.nph.e, to he had gsaus For sale
b, the ouiy agents here
Rutland Aug ~. E. BUEr ami SON
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STATE OF VERMONT.
HITiAND IS

william N SPtuy,
- County CoIT',
" lliam Green, ,,.ll,.,,p ~
Daniel = Green. ''F
v Ham II O. rrn,
Action Of BOOK Accom-, wh"triu =
C1iitua. Sai-' - Powell, aad the Nr''"fh
VI Rilrnad &. nre Summoned 10 answer
~ Trustees "f the Drirndahis dr,nanHt'2
6g' hundred dp'lsrs diuaE"si cli"d i''h
December 1851
3 scauac ih- ss,i Daniel O.. and william
II Green. q ieus1u'a, are a".rH, IRON TAT.
si'ate and have not haG personal no'I'e al
the p'uagn " O.. iiiis SUIT. u Il ordered lh4l
they uc notified To- ayp-af AT TIA" nchl tim ~
,hs court, 10 he hriJ at Rdllsnd ~ SAD
county, IN the second TUESDAY Of srp'e"
her, 4 ID i~h2, then hnd there +" aHs""i
THERETO, hy pphi,'hin. the sobttahc" 81 '"'
rlnf5is declaration, together w.u thu "f
der, tG"@U wrrFs 81, rrs-iyrly IN ihr Hl-Ah %
Herald printed ~ Rua1n4 tive last ppb''@a
ton 10 be a, ,.ast tarn,y ttj- bri5fe st.4
trrm which phri be deemed sa..oi"Hi ho.
Ilce. Aud day thereof r. v'y %. 4
/. ". llbtkINe, cos
Il Coor Avg far r.a ~
STATE or VERMONT. tBoi, re,ryra-srei
t,u4et offtua.f,a- >.,.t tirai ata t'l...4i,
c..,f be-. 4t'--;.s.ln ,n'u.. .,' said .I.,'ft'
un 'he IH.nltr "a jay 3. y i-.t
NHeeas i...A4 h..rn .a,c .trr i.r 4a-l
w.i. and Testament Of C0tpe Z. a.r .'
rsH!-t .u s7f. t.-'r.r' drr.4s.. tra gpd"
application o. s..a rluri iu H:.i.0r joy .'. "ns'
e. --i. So -,9rI ~ the real estate ~ % q IT,.
rr.1t a~ .,.t' fatr- t.r t".r.ot i.'
t.r rl-a.s. .fr1tsr- 'ar drbte 1.ens' f-'
D.t4ir ana tae ~ p-.,--s a. stlu.r.s,te' trc
hss spoap the raie@ - '.rr P-rf.1si O. 'a:'
and EAR st1slgH o., lr~ estate q" tr -"'.,'ae
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Rutland Co Democratic Convention

fhr bcuseefa,s e En'lana tovr,, are
,.q1rs're 20 trrsi ~ County Conls alton a;
hsilsna on Tie i?ih DAY 81 Aueusi. 81 10
e,ets N foi ihe pa'po,s .t aieciirg
'"uE's T'cAri IA be .uapoftrd Nv ih,.
e.fn"efsi' al tbo ensuing e,.eties snd tss % L
u''s'a'ts ief msf~ perfect ofgAu,fsi'oH IA
'ae I""niy Te~ ,npo,;srrr e general
titenesncc ~ u Ell oner he ,trn
c aoULTpS.
n II MkRRIIr. 90 'f""''sN
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Haying Tools

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