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buy Me and I'll Do you Good
DIR. LANGLEY VS.
Root Il Herb Jaundice Bitters.

me GteH Spring and summer Ne1icin,.
composed OF the best Roots, Herbs and Barks Ia
the World,in such a manner ms to constitute thevery
best remedy for the class Of diseases for which ,hey
are recommended. 1t is we'll known that the great
and sudden changes Of our climate, from cold To
hot, operates upon the Blood, and through that
upon the whole system, producing stagnaiion and
impurities, a torpid and diseased liver and dis.
ordered Bowels, causing Feyers and Fever and
Ague, J%aundicc, aud unhealthy Bile, llumors. Dys
pcpsia, CoStiyeness, Indigestion, Headache, Wear.
ness Pain in the Side and Bowels, Loss Of Appetite
and General Debility.
DR.. L%anglcy's Bittcrs, act directly upon the
ca"se Of all these diseases, and by use not only pre-
vent them but will cure and eradicate them from
the system, aad should therefore be freely used by
all who wish to be we'll and keep we'll. They arc
the cheapest and best medicine in the world. Only
- cent for a pint ami 81 cents for q large bottle.
Vhl,e' - Union Street, Boston, and for sale by
dealers everywhere.
a. c; SrEAn andT. A. PgcK, Wholesale.
March, 10, 1856. v2smos
IIANNE
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New Discovery.

4 MBItOTIPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES BY
~ JONES 4 S~TAPLETON. Another placehas
been found in thi, county where Ambrotypcs are
taken Of the first quality, Our pictures are cement
ed between two French plate glasses with an i'm
pori,hable yum, and warranted to resist the effects
Of any climate and most powerful acids.
Also Pictures ON isingglass, the only kind Of pho
tograrh we'll adapted for mailing they are as durable
as tho Ambrotypc and can be placed betwee the
folds of a letter without increasing its weight.
As We are intending to make this place our per-
manent residence, our patrons will run no risk Of
being impos 4 Tn by inferior pictures as We shall
hold ourselves in readiness to remedy any defect
ircc of chs rgc, which may be caused by fault of ours.
Daguerreotypes taken as usual. We need not say
they are the best that can be produced as all admit
that Il ely are the best ~theyhave seen.
Rooms over Lyman's, Corner of Church and
College streets. JONES 4 ~sTAPLf1ON,
ap22 ddwtf
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NcnIni EurrnrY.

Or. Y, reICn IN,
~ ErPE,IllLLA INFuINS Ills FRIENDS
IA And the Public. that be l. now practicing his
profession 20. surgeon dentist, m Iullin tom.
Having devoted The last four years to the practice
Of dentistry, ia the firm Of ChilIs, shepherd K
RiigSay, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit the
patronage of the Immunity. All who layurhim with
their custom, may bee assured Of prompt and skiltul
attention, and ou reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his TooTn POWDER, leads
him to inform Tire Public, that during the past TWEEN
~ years II has been made cr.ias,udy by Dentists tr
thar arm Patients, This in itself is sufficient guar
autcc for its superior quality. Al who have used ii
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent,
fTice
Office over $. l.. Iler'rick's store Church street
Burlington, W., Feb 4 1856. ddwti
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VI 80
One square, 10 lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, s 90
Each Insertion after the third, cts. Ier line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less. Of
hree weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege of change, at a fair discount.
- The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
to their own immediate business, in their own name
and all advertisements for the benefit Of ,ther per
sons, as well as legal advertisements and advertise
mcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with the
name of other persons, sent in by them, 9 ut be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
Poration, society, association or public meeting, and
no communication designed to call attention to any
matter of limited or individual interest can be IN
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement
No advertisement can he inserted gratuitously 70
charitable or other societies, public institutions o
compsnios,
Contracts for yearly advertising will not he 4
continued, unless an order to that effect IL left at
o flee, and when discontinued in less thar ayesr.
nee Of a Thoi, V'u emil he ohqvg,d..
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VIM. p. Tenny & Co.,

- ABROAD HALL, HAYMARKET SQUARE,
~ BOSTON, Have now in Store, and will be
constantly receiving throughout the season, from
the principal and best manufacturers in England
and Amcrica, Every Description of
CARPETS,
Desirable for furnishing HOTELS, DWELLINGS
and SHIPS, Embracing
Eipd Tapestry, Bruss,i, Tape,ory
Brussels, Three-Ply and Kidderminster, Painted
Carpets, Bookings Mattings, Rugs, &c.
Comprising a very large assortment, Of which
will be sold at the lowest market prices. wi3mos3
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Carpeting, Oil Cloth, &c.

Inn PS. now in Store, consisting of Tapestry,
IOO Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, SuPerfne,
Fine, V%enitisn, Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Stair
Carpetings, Plain and Check Mating, Oil Cloths,
different widths, Rugs. Door aud Hall Mats, Drug
gets from one to four yards wide,
Also,
BrOcatelle, Lace. MOuslin 4 Turkey Red,
for Curtains, Oiled Shades. Keltys Fixtures, Blan.
kets, Counterpanes, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cases and Sheets, Piano and Table Cow
ers, Table Cloths Doylies. Napkins.
All Of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, , i'll be sold a. prices that will
cast all competition In tho shsde, at the Cheap
Cash store Of c. I. STAMFORD.
Darlington, Dec. Sd, 1855. dAut
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House and Lot For Sale.

UNOR SALE vacant lot corner of Union and
II Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union st.
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
cistern &C., the lots will be sold together, or sep.
crate. For terms enquire Of Mrs. J. c, lIawley on
the premises, or Of II. q. White.
February, 4, 1856 wifi
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ARNOLD'S |GLOBULES AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause Of
these ailings, and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes of tho Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with 1t,
for 10 mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
See Circular, to be had e medicine dealers.
BUIR, FOSTER a Co, ! Cornhill, General
Agents. apld6wly
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Hinesburgh Academy.

A. F. LEAVENWORTH, Principal.
FNNHE SUMMER TERM OPENS ON WEDNES-
l. day May 2lst. Tuition $500. The friends
Of this Institution are requested to take notice
that the services of Mr.. Leavenworth have been
permanently secured. To effect this, some changes
have been made. Ono is, the division of the aca-
demical year into THREE TERMS of about ff-
teen weeks each. The Fall term commences on
Sept 10th. my9wtf
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l. MOWER.
THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATES
To be sure Of Machine you should order at once.

We give n few from more than one hundred testi-
monials copies of which can be had on application.
X. l.. Allen, N. VI have used Aliens Mower
for tw o seasons, and have cut 10 to so tons fodder
each season. We have used It in light and heavy
grass, over rough and level surface, in wet and dry.
The machine has succeeded admirably. 1t has not
cost nc So in two years. 1t is the best and most
perfect mower | ever saw work, being Of easy
~draught, and requiring no mora than ordinary walk
ltf horses to do the work well, cutting the grass as
low and more level than any hand moving. | can
90 with ease IL acres in a day and, with two
uses, Weighing 2,l00 pounds, (tho two,) can fol-
ioywc da after day. / should like to see any i'm
p%rovement that may come along but if | could
not ct such another as Aliens, | would not part
with it for s. ,000-indeed, for any money. | have
had numbers Of farmers see my mower work, and
they all admit it is the best they ever saw work.
JONI GILES.
Woodstock, Conn, Oct. 25. 1855.
r. l.. Allen, Sir Your Moving Machine was
worked on my farm here, last August, with perfect
success. 1t went into a field of fine grass, which I
could not cut with II mower | had previously con-
sidcrcd the best and yours accomplished its work
beautifully, owing to tho batter arrangement of your
kniucs. From its ,ase Of draugh and simplicity Of can
siru ton, | can safely recommend it to farmers. and
| think it mus take the lead of all mowers.
AUG. l.. GARRISON.
Potsdam, st. Lawrence Co N. Y, Oct. Is, 1855.
I gave the Aliens Mower a fair trial in different
kinds of grass-iodgsd, heavy, hight, and fns-all of
which it cut well, and without any clogging. Being
the first of this patent tried in this town, of course
it had a great many visitors, among whom were
those who had seen various approved mowers in opc-
ration at other places They expressed their pre-.
ference for yours, as being of hghiu draugh, and
less liable to get out Of order, as we'll us not clog
ginR, like others j. JEWELL.
Starksboro', VT, Oct. l6. 1855.
All orders addressed to GEO. j. COLBY, Agent
Jonesville, Chittendcn County, Vt, will meet with
prompt attention.
Machines can be seen at Essex Junction, in car,
Of N. Browneil.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. ~my30wtf
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1856. SPRING TRADE. 1856.
NEW, RICII n FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOUR personal examination is requested, Of n
large stock of the above articles, adapted to
this season of the year. Particular attention has
been paid to the finer qualities Of work for Ladies
and Gentlemen, AMI we never have been able to
show so good an assortment as at present.
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
May be found g ngress Caters of all kinds, from
81 so to 81 50; Side and Front Lace CATERS from 81
to 50 %; Kid, Goat, Glove Kid. French Kid, Mo-
rocco, French Morocco, namelled Leather, Calf,
Kip AMI Split Leather, Front aud side Lace Boots,
in great variety; Huskins, EXcelsiors, Ties and
Slippers, for dress and toilet, from soc. to 50. A fine
assortment of Uhte hid and SATIN Caters and Slip
pcrs, and many other varieties.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Fine Dress Boots, of Patent Leather and French
Calf; Congress Gaiters; kossuth Boots; Promenade
and oxford Ties; lleeled Pump. and Slippers of all
kinds; and all the intermediate links to a heavy
cow-hide Boot or Brogan.
Boys, Youths, Misses and Children's Shoes, Of
every kind and prize.
Manufacturing and repairing done to order at
short notice. Rips mended gratis in all work sold
by US. JAMES ii. fLAll, Jk'
Free Press Building, College st., WIS 3w
Burlington, Vt.
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THE STORE,
LIZ (hMIrh Street.

lr. opening weekly thr ughou' the season, New
G,.... q rev article Of Ladies Cloth for travel
Ii. .,.. ... Al kinds Of
Yi,- Goods, Bomboziucs,
L.HY Alpucas,
t.tt.u Canton cloths,
stewards fancy silks, Turk Sutins, Oiled and
Lotlvd -l,E,, Mems, Womcn's, CLildrcn's and In
iauJ- Hosiery. Poplius, Barcrcs, Organdi's.
Wholesale and Retail by
iy - HUICHKISS & JELLISON.
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b A G HIS
"A NJ E r I G A N
COMPOUND.

'f'1E subscriber would respectfully ask the attcn-
u ton of the People of Vermont, to the claims of
Bdch's American Compound,
As one Of tho best preparations before the public for
the relief and cure of the following complaints -
Bronchitis, Minister'S Sore Throat, Calomcl, Nursing
and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore Nipples, Mcrcu-
rial Taints, Fever Sores, Scrofuln, liberation Of
the Lungs and stumach, all Nervous Complaints,
Female Weakness and Irregularities, Fluor Albus,
Cor Nhites,) Coughs arising from an lrritated
Throat, Piles. Weak stomachs-in fact, in my
case OF
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine is
prepared. aud the Proprictors reside, n large list of
the most reliable and respectable proofs of its e0ica
cy have been furnished in its favor, by the volun-
tnry %promptiugs of those who have been relieved
and cured OF long standing and extremely aggrava-
tel affections of the above com plants, from a
grateful des!ic to spread its knowledge, and pro.
mote the good Of others who may be similarly af.
nictcd.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of Bronchial and Throat affections, from slight
to Chronic lniamnntions and alterations. Also in
some very marked cases of Female Weakness and
Irregularities, and many other complaints cnumcra
ted above.
We have also some strong cases Of this charnctdr
in our own state, in which it has been used will
wonderful success, where for years resorts to manl
other rene lies have failcl to afford rclicf,-its in
Etr1lcuts, among WhlCn Is a compound mud eN
tract of
"BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition arc such as to render it pefoctl,
safe and harmless, requiring the exercise of no es
pcci,l care in regard to the habits of the individual
beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From a personal knowledge Of these facts, I d
not hesitate to say to all who arc in any way afnict
ed with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflammation
Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BAClI'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in the strongest assurance q
Relief and Cure.
FRED. L SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A Card.
For the convenience Of Druggist and individual
now using this Medicine in the State of Vermont,
constant supply will be kept in the ham Is of ou
state Agent, FRED. i. SMITH and all application
or orders will be promptly filled, on the same t eru
as when addressed to us.
p. V. r. COVENTRY & CO., Proprietors.,
81 Genosee St., Auburn, y. Y.
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. Rare Chance for Business.

n NdTe CndHCe TOT BuS1neSS.
lNOR SALE A STOCK OF GOODS 4 LEASE OF
store in one of the most thriving and pleasant
villages in the State it has a population Of over
5000, and contains upwards Of six large manufactur-
ing establishments, one of which employs over 800
individuals. The Railroad business is done here,
and it will be the night stopping place as soon as the
extension is finished, which is now building.
The store i. centrally located, aud has a good run
of valuable customers. For particulars address
kansas" at this office. May IL. dlw6w3w
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

AVING fitted up my South store and rented
IL it to Mr.. W. W. Partridge, for a Music store,
l have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
fitted tho store up convenient and pleasant for Gus
toners, and filled it with an almost entirely now
stock of Goods in tho
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE,
And an extensive variety of Fancy Articles, to which
additions are made
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StINCE THE HARVEST OF lN5i. MR.. WOOD
- has introduced into the above named Machiuca
aCa,t-~tccl Cutter Bar. The improvement was made
To facilitate the cut grass passing over the Ear while
Moving low fine grass, and also to overcome an
objection raised by many, that tic Machine did not
cut close enough. The Bar Is . inches wide by E
thick. lie has also improved the running gear, So
that it runs with "a much easier dmft.-Also the
left course ut the Machine, so that it clears itself
well aud leaves a good track for the Machine on the
return swatth. The Mower is warranted capable of
of cutting and spreading in a workmaulike manner,
one acre Of grass per hour, or from 10 tu II acre.
per day. All persons wanting Machinc, must give
immediate orders, in order to get them in time
for this seasons work. All Machines sold at the
Factory price adding transportation
For sale by II. II. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington, June l., ls5G. wifi
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POtiChomanie.


VNlIE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF ORNA.
L menting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at a 1.-THE Of the cost, il
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. A chaste and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging a taste for grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement of col
ors. The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing ? Vases, Book, ami every Article
required, s.. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co, Wholesale Store.
500 BroaiWay New York
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Hinesbursh Factory,

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED A
i Co. partncrship under the name of DOW, NAY
a CO., would respectfully inform the inhabitants
Of Hinesburgh and vicinity, that they have pur-
chased the Wooden Fac DRY, formerly 'wned and
occupied by Murray 4 Patrick, in IIine,burgh,
where they intend to carry on the business, of man
ufacturing C~asimcres, Plain Cloths, satinets and
flannels, OF every style, for customers, on shares,
or at a price per yard as they may desire.
They have thoroughly repaired the building, and
furnished it with Nep Machinery Of N, most approved
patterns. With an experience of twenty years, and
by strict attention to custom manufacturing alone,
they pledged themselves to furnish an article,
second to none in finish and durability. All those
wishing for First Glass Cloths, will find it for their
interest to give them a trial.
On leaving their former placesof business, they take
this opportunity to make many and true acknowl-
edgemcnts to their former numerous friends and
patrons, asking a continuance Of their favors, trust.
they will meet with as satisfactory returns.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON NJ. NAY,
ISAIAH DOW.
Hincsburgh, May 18th, 1856. w49 3mos
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TNEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-
l. ployed in the School; a~fofding facilities for
a thorough English education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, Ion guitar,
piano, harp and organ,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds Of painting.
Refinement of manners and the etiquette of society
inculcated A Partisan lady resides in the family
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to physical EDUCATION to be found in Dancing,
Calisthenics, a Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (stIictiy
private,) swimming in Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding. &C. Well trained saddle horses belong
TO the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL.
MRS. THOMAS 7. SMITH
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Fort Edward Institute.


REV. J. f.. KING. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
FACULTY, TWENTY Professors AND TEACHERS.
le'7 Superb Brick Buildings, we'll finished, located
on the Hudson River, II miles north of Saratoga.
lD-Rcduccd Fare from Troy and Castleton first
day of Term.
-y"Whole expense per term of II weeks, for
Board, Washing, Fuel Furnished Room, Inoidcntnls
and Tuition in Common English, $780, ~ in advance.
ID cents per week extra, for fuel, when fires are
needed in Students rooms.
Students received when there are vacancies, and
charged for residue of tn term.
CALySpAR FOR 1856.
Spring Term begins March 2sth; ends July ID.
Fall Term begins August l4th; ends November
18th.
Winter Term begins December 4th.
Apply to the Principal, "Fort Edward Institute,
n. y" WINS
EMOVAL.-I. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
Ia his GLACIERS SHOP to the Old Post Office
building, on the West side Of the Square, where he
Will be happy to wait on his customers, as usual.
sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale. by the box or single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size, and set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
II Is--.a A-..I . IN 1GEH
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in tho year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with neatness and promptly.
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low prices
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter.
All visitors to the town are invited to examine the
Now store and new and extensive variety, whether
wishing to buy or not. j. L. B~RINSMAID,
Formerly ofthc firm of Pangborn 4 Brinsmaid,)
Wilt Church St, Burlington, VT.
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IHE C~AN7-STEEL CU7TER- BAR MOVING
MACHINE, NtNNl7N PATENT WITH
WOOU'N IUPROEENENT.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER :,

An Important Discovery t. the Economist-Some
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JOUNEN'S INODOROUS PREPARATION, "su
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without q
slightest smell" Rub a small portion on Ihs
glove, ami tho dirt instantly disappears-chE~ h
worn Immediately afterwards. One bottle is wra-
ramtci to clean fifty pair of gloves. Price, 50 cents
Try it before buying. All the Agents are present.
ed with an open bottle to prove its operation
Agents are coming money by the unpr,ccdeutT
demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEAKI 4 Co., Wholesale Store,
w.Owly No. SOP Broadway New York.
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GG0DS,
still Later.
nITI-I InlHEfF I

tuln., THOSE CHOICE PATTERNS OF
English Prints. Clalics, Mu,lins. stella
5 1853 ,Id pnrasuls, arrived this morning, aud we
arc up" ready to show them to you. Remember
tho Corner store, LNMAN'S,
myIgl&Wtf
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Rslrepo~-Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, Postou,
West Medfori, Rev. John Pierpoint, do, F. Gard
ner, A. NJ, Principal Boston Latin School; Hon
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, Rev. Hubbard Minslaw,
New York; Rev. william Hague, DID, Albany
Rev. Rollin II. Neale, ID, Boston, Hon, sam.
Houston, TcNas. my3w6mos
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"S;siiI CLa,aiE, Ohaa. Serb hh, jSA.
"nr. !. &. ATss- tsoon,,d HiT: htvN rnre . thor
nark iyrpl a. Tho C.yntBrIc rIrIs, lett ps by vnut agent,
md he - hNn eursd by thoni of tho cT1sd6tl Ehe Iunati9m
uadst eh,n he hupd M tnrsnus. 1na hsrt d sc re-
lsv-h me, Rnd p isw fuis-Gneni dos.s have entirely
tsvanv-d th4 do ssss. i.ei IN h-;inr hnsiih now than for
See v.srH f~nts, which I sttnbuts snutsiY 10 the Cnecs
Hr0vr CArsAAric fiiIi. Yours Nith sIeat tsST-c,,
IutiUs n.
Ihs shows A., ali FROM persons " Tho .fe publicly known
whsF. they reside, AVID who would rot MAKE these state
n.ns MIthant I thnllmih tnnNirilnn ilnl Ilsv we've tnla.