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ENTISTRY

II W. COE, Dentist, is psrmancnty located
l. in Nergennes, where he has been enga-
ged in the successful practice of his profes,ia I
W" the last seven years and may ALWAYS be
o.nd at his office ready TO attend to any call
in his profession, from the extracting OF a sin
gle touth to the inserting oil an entire suction
sett with artificial gums. Those needing
DENTAL OPERATIONS,
are invited TO favor him with a call. All work
will be done at moderate price,, Of the best mater
ials, and warranted 10 gire Satisfaction
Reference can be made to any of the pro-
fessional or business men ofVorgenncs and vi
cnify.
March %, 1852. as
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Important Discovery.

The Rheumatic Pills of Rev. Samuel Covel,
son and successor of the laic Rev. Dr. j. Covel.
Of New York original inventor are found to be
certain, safe, and speedy cure for the Rheu-
malism in all ITS forms whether Innammatory.
Chronic, Hereditary Lumbago Sciaiica, Mcr-
cuual or Rheumatic Gout. to which thousands
can testify. Rev, Samuel Covel, sole Proprie.
tor, TO whom all orders and letters Post Paid
must be addressed, l55 Water Street New York
AGR>Ts, DIR. ~. p RUSSELL. VI. Shade A Co Middle.
hurry. Caiin aud WRIGHT Orwell, T Huntinston w
g sprague, NergenHes, T. 2. Fletcher bike and K t.
der, Brdpori, & l.. Chase, Brandon, T.. :. Atwood j.
Simonds, Shorehom. SLY
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J TERINE CATHOLIC

.he Proprietor
L orthis ipval.
liable Medicine,
would respectful
ly invite the at
tcntion of the af-
ilictcdto the graf.
tying success
that has attends
edits use where
ever introduced.
AMI It's happy a.
daption to tho
cure of the dis.
tressing diseases
for which tits of.
fercd.
This CA TIL
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PURELY, MUTUAL
THE
National Life Insurance Go
Office st2te-sueet, Montpelier, vt
GUARANTEE CAIlTAI~~SlCC Gee

good iase.r-r.. f.- .srial.i"
OFFICERS
DR. JULIUS Y y 81 I. President
How. DANIEL BALDWIN. Nire President
DIREC TORS Julius ) Dewey. Pans.
Baldwin Paul pil reham = no J.. Reddrld
Julius Converse muul Weston. Homer IS
llcatou. Joseph b Diniorth j. Abort 7. Cat
lin, John a Psgc. George W. Coilamcr Grin
Smith. Chprles Dewey
BOARD of FINANCE Homer "
Icntor. Albert l.. Catlin. John A Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Orin smith
NJ ID.
w Adams. NJ ID.
SECRETARY James T. Thuisl
LIFE INSURANCE
at is an institution contemplating unmixed
good to nd"
We invite tie attention of the Public TO the
principles of the National Life Insurance Com.
pahy.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
daptcd to the wants of all who may desire 10
embrace such an institution. ltshould be en-
hraccd-
LIST, BY Husbands and;Fathers, to make pro-
vision after their death, for their widows and
children.
2d, BY the young to provide for themselves
TO infrm age,
Sd, BY creditors to insure the loss which the
dea,hof the debtor might occasion.
lih, BY the borrower to enable bis repre-
sentatives, in case of his death, 10 repay the
loan.
18th, Those who save alitilc from theirdaily
labor, or yearly iacome, shonld invest It in this
Savings Bank, that it maybe beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow aud child may
receive " their own with usury." 4llfy
N. IL HAND, Agent for Addison Co.
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DIGESTIVE FLUID
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

nrsaFl frs y y
SroNNCu 0F 1iiE OK, n,ier direction, If
RARnV IitRIG Tho ,rcot phys;,lo~irnl
Chemis., hy j S. HoUGIlTUN, NJ. d. Phila.
dslphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy FOR IN
DlGES ZION, Dl SPEPSlA JAuNDlCE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, 'NSIIPATlON,
and DE8lJl ~, curing alter Natures own
method, by Nature 5 own Agent the Gastric
Juice.
u llAlt lcuspo"niu' OF fEPslN, muse !
in water will digest Or dissolve FIVE rounds
of R,ast d .ef in about two siho, ofuouthe
stomach.
PhPSlN is the chief element or Great Di>
gcstirg Principle OF the siastrlc Ju'ce-'he sol
vent OF the Food, the Puriti Ing, Pleser,ing
and Stimulating Agent OF the stomach and
lntcstinrs. Ii is extracted from the Digestive
Stomach Of the ON. thus forming an AK IL
flClAL DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely
Ike the natural Gastric JUICE IN rs Chcmlcnl
powers, and furnishing a ~ MPhE II ana
fEKFEC SUBS ii Clt i"r II. hy the
MD OF THIS preparation, the palns nnd evils 81
INDIGESTION and plSrEtSlA are re-
moved lu't as they would he by heat ny
St'maca. 1t IS do,ng wonders Tor DyspeptIcs
curing cascS"f DEBILITY; EVACUATION.
NERVOUS DECLINE, and DfSPEPTlC
CoNSU All ION supposed to lie on the
'N'Ne ~ ~ :, ~. ~ ~ ''."N ~ l'S"NN
nnon whirli 1t Is hIsed Is IN inc highest degree
CUhiOCS ana hhAA hNH BILE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDLNCEl
BARON IIEBIG. in his celebrated work
on Animal Chemistry. saws " Artificial Di.
rrstiyc FluiJ nnnlogous Ia the Gnst,ic Jnir,.
MAY lie readily nrcnnel from the mucous
membrance of the Stomach Of the Cali. in
which various articles Of foot as meat and
,,.s viii he softcucd. rharpcd. and dirrstrd
mi in The same manner rs they would be in
The human ctnmnch."
Dir. PERElRA. in his famous treatise on
Fn Il and Diet" published hv Fowlcrs <
Wills New Ynrl. n,rn n st los tho so,no
rr.at fact. and describes the method Of prcnnr.
alton. There are few HIGHER authorities than
DIR Pereirn.
DIR CONNIE. in his valuable writinns on
the Physiology of Digestion observes thn,
Il dminuion Of the due quantity Of the Gastric
Juice /, a prominent and all prevnling causes
of Dvspep>ia y and be states that " a listin
guishci professor of medicine in London who
xas se-erclv afflicted with this COMPLAINT find.
ing everything else to fail, Ind rccource TO the
Gastric Juice Obtained from the stomachs of
living animals which proved completely suc.
ccs .fu."
DIR. GRAHAM author Of the famous work 8
on Vegetable Diet, saws :" Ii is remark
able raci in PHYSIOLOGY. that the stomachs of
animals. nnrer,thr in water imt,nrt IN tho Anil
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N. WOOD & co.

HAVE on hand for sale
N. S. Plaster, fresh ground).
Northern Clover Seed,
Western. do do.
Herds Grass Seed,
Canada Peas,
Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats,
Dried Beef Tripe,
Best Clear Pork,
- Cured Hams,
" =" Shoulders,
Bill Beef,
Lard, Good Cheese,
Salmon and Goldfish.
Maekerel and Whitefsh,
Sap Tubs and Milk Pals,
French Sugar Beet Seed.
Orange Carrot Seed Sc, &c &cq
March, 10, 1852.
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NJ. Wood & Co.

Nive notice that settlement and payment,
VI is requested on all accounts Of six months
standing.
ALSO,
Give notice that from this date they wisl,
to sell Goods i'lo for ready pay, if TO be
paid in produce. and no credit will be Civ
cn for Provisions, Flour and Grain (pnrlc.
ular contracts excepted aud that due bills
given Tor goods, will not be paid in Provis-
ions, Flour and Grain.
April 20, 1859. laf
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HARTFORD
l. + + AN ID III IL ALT Ii
insurance Co.
'FtiCE,POS t OFFICE BUILDING HART.
FORD, CONN.
NoO,+oI aoJ v..,Irc ovo. COM nm

fI CD VIZ IL bl L.
FORD, CONN.
Capital and 5urrlus over 100000
DURING TWO YEARS BUSINESS lSSU-
ED NEARLY 1000 POLICIES
No Heaih Rishs taken Gyme Company.
The Hartford Life and Health Insurance Com
pany take risks On Life, grant OF purchase annui-
ties, confer cndOwmenis, and make contracts up
IN aud apperianng todelerred aud ieversionary ia
tefests connected with lie risks agreedbly 10 the
powers and privileges conferred hy charter,
The business Of The Company is conducted upon
the
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUAL PLAN,
al the option of The insured thus NEE ing the
wants and circunsiancesof the public more fully
it is believed, than purely Mulual Companies can
do best
Annuities will be granted or purchased and en-
dowmenls conferred on terms highly favorable,
and according to the rates Of the most liberala
conducted Companies in this country andin Eng
lane
The Charrer of this Company provides that the
wife ny insure the life of her husband, and the
amount to be paid be secure from creditors at his
death,
An equitable sum will always be paid for poll
cies surrendered to the company before they ex-
pire,
Travelling, sea, and foreign residence permits
will be grained at small extra premium.
Policies on lives OF persons going TO 'aniofnla
will re granted on the Joint Stock principle only
| aud at an extra rate Of premium.
Extract from the Certificate of the Comptroller
Of the State of Connecticut, dated
JANUARY, 7lh, 1851.
1.-THE great success and prudent management o
this company, together with its well invested cap
,al and 81. plus enlle it to the entire confidence
Of the community, and recommend il, as in my
opinion equal in strength aud ability TO the oest IN
| stitutons of the Kind IN the Union" lSigned.l
f.. ST. RUFUS G.PlNNEY, Comptroller.
| The Board Of Directors is composed Of active
business men with capital and character involved
and giving their personal attention TO the manage
lneni q control ofthe transactions Of the company
JAS, DIXON, Presideat
WM. 4. HOOKER, Nics President.
HENRY l.. MILLER, Secretary.
| A.FRANCIs, Agent, Middlebuy
| Dec. p, 1851. 3on.
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PEPSIN IN POWDER.


10 Sent by mail, free Of Postage. III
For Convenience of sending an parts ui the country
the Digestive Mat OF the Pcsn Put up ia the 10, m
Of Powder, with directions to be dissolved In writer by
the patient. The.o Powders contain Just the same mat
ter as due botles, and win he sent by matt FREE OF
POSTAGE for one DOLLAR cent tpost pai,Dtu DE-
J. ;. HouGhToN, NJ. y, phiadephia, Pa
~ Oh.erte thu livery bottle of the genuine
PtPSN be us the written signature III J. $. lIOUG!f.
TON, NJ d sule proprietor, Philadelphia Pa. Copy.
right T'adr Mark secured.
~ Sold b. ali Druggists and Dea'ors la Medicine
For sale by W. 7. Russell, Middlcbury
w. $. Sprague, Vergeunes; Theo a. Peek,
Burlington; A. =. Roscoe, New IIayeL Dan.
iels and Moore, Rutland, I9Iy.
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As A DYSPEPSIA CURER,

Dr.. lOUGllTONS PEPSIN has proluc.
ed the most marvellous effects, in curing cases
OF Debility, Emaciaiion, Nervous decline, and
DyspcPtic Consumption 1t is impossible TO
give the details of eases in tho limits OF this
advertisement but authenticated certificates
have been given of more than TWO HUN
DRIED REMARKABLE CURES, in Phila.
dclphia, New York, and alone. These were
not only rapid and wonderful but permanent
1t is a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ana
particularly useful for tendency to Bilious dis
order Liver Complaint Fever and Aguc or
badly treated Fever ald Aguc, and the evil eff
fleets Of Quininc. Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive Organs, after long sick
ness Also, for excess in eating, AMI the 100
free use nf ardent spirits. 1t almost reconcles
Health with Inlemperrnce
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINT.
TheHe is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which il does not seem TO
reach and remove at once. No matter how
ban they may be, ii gives instant relief \ sin
gle dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms;
aud II only needs 10 be repeated for a short
Time 10 make these good effects permanent.
Purity # Blood and vigor Of body follow at
once. 1t is particularly excellent il cases of
Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of the
pit Of the Stomach, distres after aline, low,
cold state OF the Blood, Heaviness, Lowness
of spirits, Dependency, Emaciation, Weak.
ness tendency to Insanity. Suicide. Sc.
DIR. HOuGllTON'S PEPSIN is sold by
nearly all the dealers in drugs and Popular
Medicines, throughout the United States II
is prepared in Powder and in Fluid iorm-nnd
in Prescription walls for the use of Physicians.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for use Of Phys
cians may be obtained of DIR, Houghton or his
Agents, describing the whole process of prepa.
ration, giving the authorities upon which the
claims of this new remedy are based. As it is
MOI a SECRET REMEDY, no objection
can be raised against its use BY Physicians in
respectable standing and regular practice
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The Spring Style Extra Molcskin III is. Just
received by II. A. SHELDON.
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Wanted.

Welfare in immediate want of50 900 lbs.
Of Tags, Tor which we will pay the highest
pI ice in CASH OR CLOTH, il delivered
Leior, the 1T OF June. next.
NASH X WHEELER.
MiddIehurv, March 9Th. 1852. toll.
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A CrucinxiOn.

Bonn, as probably many OF our readers
know, pretty little German city of 900 In
habiians, beautifully situated on the banks of the
Rhine twenty miles above Cologne. II Is the of
PrussiAn University, which annually counts more or
ess Of the scons Of princey houses among liz students
Prince Albert educated there, and the of the
heir apparent of the Prussan throne lately record
ed on the PeeeTs books There are two facultIe, OF
Theology connected with the institution, totally distinct
from each o,her-the Protestant aud the Catholic aeul
ties Since the revolutionary moyeme nis Of 1889, the
severity Of the Governments having driven the people
from pocs their excitement Il forced Into other chan
neis, and has tsken, to a great extent religious
fUIm. Enormous masses Of people ara 10 be met with
10 summer IN long PROFESSIONS, under the guidance of
clergymen, bound 10 TIE hundred holy places where
are Carefully preserved the wonder working relics Of
cancnlzed Ssints, long since molderng In their cot
fms Very naturally, this excitement Is In
carried TO great exrem-s, aud translate from the
Hesffaliscle ZeitHg q remarkable Instance Of thls
character which lately occurred near Bonn 10 the be-
ginning Of August last
"A young theological student of this plase BONN
out 10 GOoe.beg "a village some four miles south
Vt Bonn taking with him four als eight inches lOug,
a hammer and a ale Having dlned al the Hotel Bis
ner, ne walked cut into neghboHng grove. sought
out tree which bore some resemblance - a cross.
ard crueihed himself upon L. First he nailed hts feet
fsst tbs Tree Ing nell four Inches into the
wood lie then, after driving nail into branch on
the reht ard ming LIS outer extremity sharp, nailed
his left band 10 the opposite branch. Hsvin. thus
fastened both feet and his let hand 20 bic crHs be
buuck b. right upon the sharpeued nail. The frs.
smpt appears 70 have been uDsuccessful as his hand
sadly Torn. Whether, ercome by pain, rs nov
cal ID for assistance that people by chance passed
by, matters he sfIer found tainted zay
hsUgI from the nails Az, however those whO found
him had tools 20 draw The nails from tree they
cut Il down snd carried Il INTO tee village Of Codes
berg. Here be was separated from his cross put on
board steamboat brOu ~ back 10 ma, and placed
m ihe hospital where be lies 10 fair way Of recovery.
lac writer -ives the physicisn who attended bin 80
hi, authority, and adds thar the fact, vel 10
throw bout the clay
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RICHMOND COUNTY IN THE FIELD.--One
OF the largest ard most spirited meetings ever held In
she County took place Saturday evening, the 18th.
Dir r. G. Smith was called 10 the chsir, and II. L. But
well appointed Secretary. TIE call of the meeting
was read when 1t was moved by Hon. Mr. Bovine that
DANIEL L. CLAwsoN be unanimously elected Delegate
90 the Syracuse State Convention Carried Mr.. Abram
B. Vauderzee wa, then chosen alternate. TIE meeting
was addressed by VIM f. Robinson, Esq, and Hon E.
D. Culver In their usual forcibe and happy manner
during which many corners were Introduced to the
meeting. Among them Daniel ID. Tompkins, Jr,
grandson of the old Gov. Tompkins, Of the Empire
State-wbo comes out for The Hero Of Chippewa and
Lundys Lane. Several songs we're sang by the Gee
Club and after giving three times three for Scott and
Graham the meeting adjourned at late hour amid the
greatest enthusiasm and Notwithstanding IN
msaksbe tokens that old chmond means to face the
music Of the I'd of November next
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival of the Crescent ely.

The U. 5. Mail steamship Crescent City.
Lieut.. d. d. Porter, Commander, arrived yesterday
rom Ee~Ohesns via Havana, with nifty ons psssea.
eis and mail In four days asd half from the latter
lace Her dses are to Sept Ia, three days later than
,ur previous sdviees
The steamship Pizarro, belonging to
u5s lost the night OF llth last on ste bar a,
re- entrance 20 hsilel.
There were very few ships in the port
i Havana The city va, becoming healtay.
All the New YoIk papers are excluded
rom sbe leland bat Tas Eso York Express
Previous to sailing the folio wing letter
"a. written by Lieut. Porter In reply to conmanca
ion from the Cuban authorities prohibiting the sodlag
# Dir. Smith, Purier Of the Creseen. City
HAVANA, Tuesday, Sept Ii, 1852
GESLEMZS-l Lave received a Communication fro N
you iOday, incl sing the SDauisn Government
which nr. Wan 5mi6, Puper Of this sdip, 10 ac-
cuted Of writing Infamous reports fr "a bewsp spers
md prohibiting Mr. Saith from going on shore as n
ne said Mr. Smith MAD cOm nrtsd some criminal at
The Injustice and absurdiy OF snis order wi be appa
renIto you, WHEN assure you upon the honor of
ffeer, that Mr Smith hss nsvsr written conposed
,hy article tor tho Dewspspsrs aud IL was du9 % tho
.eLtensn In question, frat ipqurs if he had written
Il article Injurious toe Government
Citizens q the United ; ares not Afraid % ex.
yfess tnfT ovnioDs on foreign poltlca matters, osps
ciay Ia their territory, where freedom u speech
allowed % tbs mssnest Individual Tee shortness Ut
ny .tsy here will permit 20 into dscu, son
+ this matter. [ merely With state you tnst
noisnIy has been offered 70 the American sg through
NJ ship command, officer OF the Uatsd States
Government, 10 placing on board Police Officers to
Ike charge Of VIM Smith. moreover Inform you that
will not permit the Police Oficers - stay on board
under the circumstances. That I Intend to satl at 4
clock, and If any an mp,s made TO prevent me-
Spanish authorities will have the oi.sd
states for the result Your Obedisnt servant
LIEUT. ID. ID. PoRrEa, I. s Navy.
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CersmOnies of the Catholic Church.

Las, evening Rev. Dr. Cummos delivered lecture
az St. Psuls Church. Brooklyn, In aid OF the Catholic
Orphan Asylum Of Brooklyn Admission was BY tick
eis 70 cents each and the large building was quite
thropged.
TIE subject Of the Reverend lecturers remarks was
"Why Catholics uie Rtes, Ceremonies, &C , IA their
Worblp." lie coLtendsd that il was not by the soul
alone nan should worship the Almighty. On the con-
Tray be was bound to worship God, not only inter
nay but 10 acc mpauy ais spiritual alteration with she
worship Of that portion Of bis being which was not
pure spirit. God endowed man With, not only Intel
lectual faculties, bu, he also gave him senses If man
were obligated to subject bis reason and all the forms
Of his mind TO God Ia worship, By what right could be
refuse or keep away the worship OF bis body-so say
as /. WERE 10 the Creator, will worship you just so
far bot further will bow my Intellect but no. my
knee, When Christ established Church on earth,
be gave certain for n Just uch received ii from
biz bands and those Of the Apostles II God command
"a Us 10 do certain thin matter what We weis not
only bound TO do H. but TO do IL In the exact manner
that he desired. So with the Cnurch-ihs Cnnrcn
taught the Ruth and ss In duty bound TO receive
her teachings In the manner she had ordained When
tie Savior Instituted Church earth, he Instituted
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ACELEsTIAL SToRY.-The City Of Cal
opg In the Province of Honsn Is pleasantly situated on
the south side othe Hosrg Ho or the Grea River whose
yellow and turbulent waters are as much the pride and
glory of the longqued Cecstiss As the equally muddy
food of the Mississippi s Of the Kentucky bostmAn-
The City of Cslfong has laey been the scene OF re-
msrksble tumult and almos boot,hed, In consequence
Of certain transactions of Ito authorities which we Will
briefly relate seems that they choose there, every
second year, Board of M.paarin', some twenty In
number who are entrusted With the affairs OF the eiy
government These Mandarins are remarkable, espe'
caly Of late years. foy reckless pur'ut OF their own
interests and corresponding disregard OF those oil
the people. They are also remarkable Tor 'asi'
strong love OF tea and the ct oeteIss; but tns
Is perhaps not singular 10 Chinamsn. Stupid a. 1asy
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Philadelphia News Items.
rcespoutercs Of Tn. y Y. rnbuu..


PHILADELPHIA, saturday, Sept. Is, 1852
Yesterday mOfBiDg, at an early hour, an
rishDsn, of rather ROACH Appearance calling hi nssi
Michael Mcfarland aad baiIng from Ne WORK, vas
discovered lying IN the yard of the unOccupied housa
No. lS3 Spruce st. In helpless condition aud suffering
great agony. The attention Of Officer Foster of tbs
Cpy Day Police, called to the case and he and Iii gh
Constable Osborn had him conveyed TO the Pennsylvs
is Hospital. One of his hips badly dlslocatsd,
nd his head ana face shockpgy confused To get In.
the yard he had 10 CLIMB wall, and la doing so
must have fallen Access could be obtained tn ths walt
hroulh court running from Sxths ct alongside Of the
Jury iDg ground of the Holy rriaiiy Church. chair
md part If broken box we're found The outside of the
val The injured man gives very unsatsfactOry &C
count of himself Hs story is that he must have been
thrown over ihs wall IL strongly suspected that hs
and perhaps others-was attempting to rob when the
uisbsp befei him
An Irish woman named Isabella Wall,
aged % years, died at tbs AdephlaIt Slah1n.house
a.t night from tne effects Of habitua int1xicaIon.
When picked up Ia Washir gton square Yesterday az
she had Two diseased and emaciated children
With her.
Large numbers of our military are now
% attendance upon this encampnent a. Pao. The
scene is of the most eDlivening nature.
The weather continues lovely.
During the week ending yesterday 1877
teaths occurred 10 the City aud Libsrs, OF Phlladel
Jbia. Adults, - children, ll3i OF consumption, -
cystnteTy,&7.