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Kansas Aid Convention at Char
lOtte.

lotte.
A Convention of the citizens Of Ad1i-
son and Chittenden Counties met at
Charlotte. in the Methodist Church, on
Wednesday, July 9th, at 10 o'clock, A..
NJ, to consider a proposition, coming in
the first instance from citizens of Hine-
sburgh, that the two counties should I'M
lite to raise a company of emigrants for
Kansas. The Convention was organized
by the Choice of the following officers {:
Chairman,
Hon. WILLIAM Fl. FRENCH, of Williston.
Secretary,
WILLIAM +. 3AscoM, of Middlcbury.
On motion a Committee of eight, on
resolutions and organization ,wasappoint.
ed, after which the Convention adjourn.
ed till one o'clock, p. NJ.
In the afternoon The Convention re. as.
scmbled according to adjournment
The Committee reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted by the Convention.
RESOLVED, That we recommend that
the Counties of C%hittenden and Addison
organize separately Kansas Aid Associ-
atoms, in subordiuation to the state or
ganization, and that said Associations
be formed by the appointments of a
County Committee, with authority to an.
point Town Committees. and that the
Town Committees appoint District Com.
mittees.
Resolved, That we recommend that
the Committees of the respective coun-
ties and in the several towns. call public
meetings for the purpose of procuring
subscriptions to aid settlers, who may be
6isnosed to remove to Kansas.
Resolved, That we recommend that
the existing organization in Chittcndcn
County be the organization of said Coun-
ty viz that Hon. William II. French.
T. e Wales, Esq. and Henry Loomis,
Esq constitute the County Committee
of said County and that Rev s Hurl-
burt, w. f. Bascom, Esq. and w. G.
Spraguo, Esq, constitute the Committee
of Addison.
ResoiUed, That Vermont can, and
ought, to send at least fire hundreR men
to Kansas as permanent settlers; men,
who understand their rights and duties
as Ffeen,en and with resoluto hearts and
strong arms will sustain tho interests of
freedom and civilization in that distant
aud imperilled outpost.
The Convention was we'll attended in
the afternoon, and was ably and eloquent
ly addressed by the Rev. n. Webster,
w. w. Brown, Rev. S Hurlburt, II.
Toby, Rev. B. B. Newton and Rev. C.
L. Ferris.
On motion, Voted, that the Secretary
be requested to prepare a report of the
doings of the Convention, and furnish
copies for publication to the M;ddlebury
Register, Vergennes Citizen, Burling-
ton Free Press
W. Fl. FRENCH, Chairman.
w. f BAscoM. Secretary.
Charlotte, July 9. 1856.
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HoLLowAY's Pulls have again triumphed
over every other Medicine. Inter sting case.
Emily Warrior, aged II, of Walnut street,
Cincinnati, suffered much and often from sick
headaches, tottcfing Of the limbs, Inumbness
of the whole body and other symptoms which
very much alarmed her fond parents, the ac-
tual name and nature of the complaint puz-
zled every one, it bore such a variety Of as
poets, and consequently there were a variety
of opinions on the subject, Three months
ago, the mother went boldly to work with
Holloway's Pills, which very quickly per-
formed their part, for in six weeks the young
lady was in possession Of the most robust
health after every advice and medicine had
failed. They are an excellent medicine for
young ladies' entering into wOmanhood.
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Farm for Sale.

I WING in the north part of Whiting, balfa
IL mile from the main road. containing one
hundred and fifty acres of land, all under a
good state of cultivation, well fenced rs any
farm in the county, well watercd, a young
and thrifty orchard of forty trees just begin
ming to bear, three good barns with a shed
and stables attached to each, one good two
story house and wood house, about half a
mile from q school. One piece of lease land
of ten acres, timbered land (mostly cedar)
three. fourths of a mile from the farm; also
one piece of swamp lard of five acres, one
mile from the home farm, heavy timbered
with Ash, Birch and Maple. Three miles
from the home farm, in the town of Lcices-
ter, on the bank Of Otter Creek. is seventy
-four acres Of land. most of which is good
meadow land.
For price and other particulars, application
may be made to me.
Possession given with short notice.
GEORGE +. FIELD.
Whiting, Vt, July l, 1866. l2.tf
LNOR SALE.-Fifty tons of Hay, forty head
Il of Cattle, seventy-ivc Sheep, farming
tools, &c. G. f. F.
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Notice.

THE annual meeting Of the Rutland and
l. Addison Fire Insurance Company will be
holden at the office of said company, in Bran
don, on Monday, the 4th day of August next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The following assessments have been made
for the current year, pay able on the 18th
August, 1856 On all notes in force August
1St, 1866 and expiring previously to May 10,
1856. 2 per cent. On all notes in force May
10, 1856, 81 per cent.
by order of the Directors.
L. B1XBY, Sec'y.
Brandon, Vt, June 20, 1856. 11;3w
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WHAT DYER's HEALING EMDRocArIoN Is.-
| is a perfect destroyer, and an invaluable
remedy for the cure Of rheumatism, Cuts,
Wounds, Pain in the side, back and limbs,
Lumbago, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Swell
ings, Ague, Cramp,&c. For cuts and wounds,
it is superior to any other preparation; it
will afford immediate relief in scalds or burns:
and for pains or weakness in any part of the
system, it will give certain relief in a very
little time.
Used internally, it is one of the most val
liable remedies for cramp or spasinodic af-
%fections for pains or soreness in the side,
throat, chest and stomach, for sick headache,
nausea, sea sickness, rheumatism, or any in
ternal weakness caused by fall or strain. 1t
possesses soothing, healing and pain destroy
ing pro- critics unequalled by any other com
pound medicine, and we have never known
it to fail in arresting the progress of the
above named diseases.
Sold in Middlebury. by II. A. Sheldon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

With an honest desire to do good, we call
the invalid's attention to an advertisement in
our columns, of "BAcH's AMERICAN COM
POUND" Mr.. Fred. L. Smith, of Montpc-
lier, who has every opportunity of knowing
its merits, pronounces it superior to any
medicine we have ever known. Read the
advertisement in another column with care.
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Hs5. The District Convention at
Rutland yesterday, was fully attended
from all the counties. Hon. JAMES
MEAchAM received a large majority
on the committee, and was duly Mons
mated for Representative in Congress.
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THE FREE STATE ADVOCATE We
have received some of the first numbers
of this work. AS its name would indi.
cateit supports the Republican cause and
goes it strong for Fremont and Dayton.
1t is afforded to subscribers at 37I cents
for one opy--S3.o0 for twelve copies =.
$500 for twenty copies. Address
james b. Swain & Co., No. 1873 Mas.
sus St. N. Y.
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sect' poisoning anything they may CON. in contact
with, after leaving the paper: and il Possesses a great
advantage over all other Poisons, in its not being liable
to be mistaken, thereby preventing those serious acct
dents which arc ofalnost daily occurrence. IT. can be
hung on the walls of n room or in the window, out Of
the reach Of children-although little lear nc.d be up.
pretended of Its injuring them.
Full directions oil each sheet. Retail price, G cents
per sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & co | Cornhill, Boston, Gcuo.
raj Agents for the New England stntes and British
Provinces, to whom all orders should be addressed.l 1919
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USE Dk. CLouGH's COLUMBIAN PILLS.
Capt. Wells, of Port Henry, N. Y, says these
Pills saved his life.
READ THis.-This is to certify that | have
prescribed and used DR.. Clough's Columbian
Pills in my practice, and consider them an
invaluable Pill for most complaints that man.
kind is heir to. SIDNEY Moouy, NJ. ID,
Middlcbury, W.
They are worth their weight in gold, for
headache and costivcness. Try them. See
advertisement.
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GRAHAMs Magazine for July is a mod
ell number. The new publishers, Messrs.
Watson & Co, Philadelphia have full y
redeemed their promise to make it one
of the most attractive Magazines in the
Country, 1t contains 100 pages of a
substantial nature. The steel enpray.
ing "Thc Bold Soldier Boy" is beau
tiful.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ENROM the pasture of Rollin Birchard, on
l. Friday night, June 9th, a dark bay mare
seven years old, with dark name and switch
tail. Said mare has n small bunch on her
right side near its centre, also a bunch on
her neck, produced by wear of the collar,
also a little white on her on hind foot.
WM. w. HUNSDON.
ShorehIn. June so, 1906. II,
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AM ERICAN HOUSE


THE subscriber, of the late firm of Shep-
ard g. Miller, begs leave to announce to
the public that he has again opened the
above house, and refttcd and refurnished the
same, to be kept as a first class house, on
strictly temperance principles. .
The undersigned would respectfully tender
his thanks to the former patrons Of tho
house, and ask a continuance Of their pat
runagc and also inform the travelling public
that no pains will be spared to render tho
American a pleasant and agreeable house for
the traveller or sojourner. .
The American is situated on the corner Of
Third and Fulton Sire cts, a short distance
from the Union r. r. Depot, and but a few
steps from the steamboat landing.
Porters always in attendance on the arrival
the cars and boats.
II. MILLER. Proprietor
Troy, Mag, 1856. 4:3m
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THE GREAT ENGLlsH R~EMEDY.-Sir James
Clark's Celebrated Female Pas,-Preparcd
from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
ID. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dir.
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, removes all OBJ
strnrtions, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor. enabling the mother
TO perform her duties with safety to herself
and child.
These Pills should not5c taken bv females
during the FIRST THREE JfON1WS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sure tobriag on Ms
carriage, but at any othcr time hey are cate.
In all oases of Nervous and Spinal Alice.
%tions, pain in the Back and Limbs, Hcavi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight Exertions. Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Lowncss of Spirits, Hys-
%terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painflli diseases oeoasioncd by n disordercd
system, thesc rms VIII elect u cure when
all othor means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calo-
mel, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States and Canada. One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country, /. c..
BALDWIN & Co, Rochester. N. Y. TUT
TIE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, General
Agents.
N. Is. ST and q postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure "a bot
tie of the Pills by return mail.
For sale. Wholesale and retail by W. P.
Russell, and by Druggists generally. 42;6m
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To Nervous Sufferers.

\ RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to
"a health in a few days, after many years
OF great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the means of cure, Will send
Cfree) the prescription used.
s-gN Direct tho Rev. JOHNM DAGNALL.
No. ~ Fulton -. ..g.-i- Y Z err
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Pianos for Sale.

TWO Rosewood Pianos Zone having an
i Eolian Attachment) can be bought low
for cash. Enquire of H L. Sheldon, at the
Post Office, or A. J. Pierce, at the Addison
House. IL
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Dr.. LisPENARD
continues to be con-
suited confidential
ly and successfully
on all forms of pri-
vate diseases, at his
old Established
Iospital,No 5 Bea-
yer st. ,Albany, NY.
DR.. Lispenard',
Great York.
APrivateM edical
Treatisa
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Family Stores.
Zinc Paints,

NERDlGRlS, &c French and American
Zinc-diy and in oil-Whitc Lead, Yer
digris, Paris Green, SC. all of the purcst and
best kinds known, received and for sale by
L. NALLETTE.
CPRING STYLES MOLESKlN HATS, for
~ sale by Il. NALLETTE.
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GERMAN FLY PAPER.
SURE DEATH TO FLIES.

PROF. MOHR'S GER.
MAN F~LYPAPER, for the
sure and certain de,truc.
ton of FLIES, ANTS,
BUGS, MOSQUITOES. &c
This valuable article is
offered to the public as a
Deadly Poison for the a.
bove named pests to all
houSekccpers and families.
II is perfectly simple
and safe, yet sure and cer-
tain in its action. There
is likewise no DANCE, to he
apprehended from the in.
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SADDLE, Arm ESS
TRUNK SHOP !

NJ BRCUSS0, would inform tho pub
I've lie that he still continues Business 10
the shop formerly occupied by Calvin Hill,
near the Addison House.
The public are assured that he will keep
constantly on hand all the staple and fancy
articles in his line of business. Competent
workmen of the Of the first class will be en-
ployed, and no pains will be spared to supply
customers promptly; and with durable and
fashionable work. There shall be no mis-
take about this, and work shall be done thor
oughly and at fair market prices. Call and
examine quality and prices.
Enamelled Cloth of all c%olors, and Meats
foot Oil for sale.
N. BR0USSO.
Middlebury, June "a, 1856. loft
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Albany Private Hospital,
Quick Cures and Low Pric,

NO. 5 BEAVER s18EET, ALBANY, n. T.
7tcenty TNousand Patients Cured dnnuaily.
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BARNUM SEEING DAYLiGHr-A Bank
rupt law exists in Connecticut, as we'll as
in this State, liberating an iusolvent
debtor from bis debts upon the petition
of two-thirds in amount of his cred tors.
We are glad to learn that a large major.
ity Of Mr.. Barnum's clock creditorsn
have already signed such petition, and
that so far not one has refused. This
course exhibits at once the good senss
and the generosity of the creditors.
Nothing is gained by locking a debtor
up IN prison or by throwing him out of
business and paralyzing his energies by
an overwhelming amount of debt 1t is
conceded that MIR. Barnum received no
consideration for the notes bearing his
name. and his moral obligation to nav
would hardly be strengthened be persist,
ing in keeping him under tho harrow"
If any kno,ty creditors should refuse to
j Din in asking far Mr.. Birnum's dis
charge, we wouldn't give mnch for their
claim when he once gets legally released
from their grasp
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. Il :" O
r an m ANnmnpruv ny.

EY-South end OF the Bridge n
His spring purchases embrace the LATEST
STYLES OF GOODS Of almost every kind
at prices that must suit customers. He
deems il unnecessary TO enumcrate what HI"
has. hut would respectfully invite the public
to call and examine his stock and prices.
HARRY LANGw0RTHY.
No. 2, Nichols Building.
M%iddlebury, May 20, 1885.
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Tho Mormons have decided not to
urge the admission Of Utah, into the U.
mon until after the Presidential election
believing the Prosont opposition to bs
only for party effect
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Onion, Carrot & Beet Seed,
b. the h., Tor sale al
pAvESFoRr's,
April Is, 1875. b2
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LAT s r.!

4 MONG all the " arrivals" perhaps there
"A is none of more Importance to the cit-
zens of this town and surrounding country,
than the large arrival of
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ClLKS.-Black and colored Silks, a good
- assortment, at BECKWITH'S.
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EMBRoIDERIES, LACES, &c.-Embr'd
~ Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and Insert
tions, Flouncings and Bands, Thread Edgings.
Real Silk Edgings, Wove Thread Edgings,
White and Cord Crochet Cord, Embd'y Cot
ton, Silk Embdy Braid, Embd'y Silk ,Embd'y
Cloth, Crochet Hooks, Collar Patterns, Scat
BECKWITH'S.
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CUAWLS.-Brochc, silk and Cashmere, at
BECK WlTH'S.
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DLEACHED and Brown Shcctings and
IL Shirtings, TIckings, Irish Linens, Brown
aud Damask Table Spreads, Napkins, En-
bosscd Table Covers, Piano Covers, DENNIS,
Kentucky Jeans and Emeretts, for sale very
cheap at BECKWlTH'S.
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A N assortment of READY-MADE CLO-
IA THING fashionably cut and well made,
for sale at FULLER'S.
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HATS AND CAPS, of the latest style, just
IL received at FULLER'S.
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AIDES SHOES and Gents Fine Boots,
IL just received at FULLERS.
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CALVES %RENNETTs, for sale by
w. ii. REMSEN.
July II, 1856.
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Dress Goods.

uOLMES' IMPROVED SEAMLESS
Ill WHALE BONE S~KIRTS-thc only de-
cent kind-can be foInd at
July l. DECKWITH'S.
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(tOD FISH, Halibut, Salmon, Mackerel,
Oand Herring, for sale by
July IA, 1866, W. II. REMSEN.
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ROlLED and Raw Oil, White Lead, Dry
= and Ground Zinc, Vanish and other
Paints, for sale by W. II. REMSEN.
July IA, 1856.
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ne g. Pstsrsburg advices conarm ths previous report
a Ne preliminary Arrangements for the whole nnes Of
railway having bean dcnnitiveiy settled
ms Ey p(an tribute by pothecased for the payment OF
the dividend Turkish ak per cent bonds win In future
be remsed direct 70 London instead Of 70
every month.
The Candace for Africa takes out flbo,oo in specie
government account
The drain Of gold from the Bank Of England has re-
vived. On saturday f6 600 and yesterday we're
taken The arrival of cleo 900 by the Africa from
New York may perhaps render IL unnecessary for the
exporters eucroach upon the bank again this week
renewed.
The quotations for cotton show slight concession 70
buyers. The market only moderately active Bread.
stuns were lower, with dull market
me annexed statement exhibits . comparison OF tho
leading departments Of the banks Of this city for several
month";
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Ixvy-RAMrs.--On SUNDAY, Nov. o. at the residence OF
he BRIDE by the Rev n. Raphael. Mr.. ADoIrH LEVY 70
Miss MAsn RAnrs. youngest daughter Of hsac Rsmus.
Eq.
san Francisco Chronicle and Forest CITY Democrat
please COPY
6oip sIrIi-GRKxS.-un Monday, Nov. 10, BY the Rev.
Or Dowlipg, GSoRGR N. GOLDSMITH 70 CosyELIA GRns,
both Of THIS city
QuscgEsBoss-FulzEs Flushing. L. ION Wednes-
day. Nov. 8. by tbe Rev. DR.. Smith Of g. Georges
church. GfoRGB W QuAckKSBoss, Of srooklyn, 10 EMly
FryZss only daughter the late Henry Of tho
io' mer place.
NyAJ--CARRoI~-At Greenwich, Conn. TbuFsday,
Nov 0, by the Rev Mr. Warrington, assisted by the Rev
Thomas Nallaby, WILLIAM J NRAp son OF Drake Mead,
ESQ 10 CA1HsuSs CsoLI, daughter OF The late Ncholas
Carroll
wATsoS-MrlpocK in Philadelphs, on Thursday, Nov.
hy Rev. nr Furnsss Capt J. WATSON o. 3. Marine
CorI~. 70 ABHB daughter Of Warren Murdock, Eq OF
.h.lacelpE.a.
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Canadian hour firm with limited Transactions
southern brands were unchanged The sales embraced
i.,e0a SEQ 900 bbs at ABOUT the quotations given
above Rye nouf-ssics of about 200 300 bbls choice
supc,hpe II IS; smsn sales Of BraSdywin ~ % srk
whsTbe market nd vsnced about two cents per buahi
The msrxet easy tine: with sales OF fm 100 oOe
Ito 600 bushels intending free purchasers for export
ipcndinr choice. .. 81 60 . 81 es: req nlnols
at 81 so a 81 ~; rel Indiana, 81 81 SO a 81 50
Ch,cseo spring 81 81 80. and Mlwauke red At 81 as
The sses embraced about so 900 buahes wssecrn
mixed. al eqc 7cc Ryesaice OF 500 buah 40
Northern we're made ~ SIC. $50. OAts we've Arm
with coed demand, ~ 44c <sc. for state and a.
q $50 for western.
corur-sa,es Of 1900 a 800 bags RIO were made
at Ice. q IL 70, and 500 mats Java, 81 1lko
Co1Tov The market vas softer vahout ovo<sbje
ohsnfe prices WITH more doing Tho sales embraced
about ! 800 500 bales.
FR1crns TO Liverpool about 50 600 q o. 600 bushels
n corn ard wheat we're engaged. In bulk and ships
bsrs at Sc. sshc. &C., with 600 1000 bbls four
chiefly ct g. Cd, With some ton n ss7d - uerce
fce 81 eos. To london, 90 Casks til caka IL 32s Cd
so casks sshes. as cd With pascen 81 four and
sran n fup rates. To Havre grain was Al &C. octson
a. &c. and -four At T5c.
PsovrIors Pork vss quiet and ssles cssSnsd n
about $50 sC0 bbls. mess NJ go. Prime q els
Beet steady, with Of about 800 bbs ~ ~ ~
for prime end 81 so % 90 for Cut meats we've
quiet and saes confined TO small hos u sss weeks rSs
lard was dull. Nth sales Of 100 200 bbl. at 12t.c.
lsc Butter and cheese were In good demand at last
weeks rates.
Rlcr was quiet with Increased receipts. Small saes
were reported a. 4Ac $50
srelss The salcs embraced about 1000 l. 100 bba.
aba musco vsdo 81 &c. sokc.
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