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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-09
CT. & Pas. Z. R,----Nofiea

F'HE following assessments have been laid on
4 al subscriptions for the purpose of extend
ing the road, viz: 10 per cent. on each share nav
able Sept. l, 1857. Also, 10 per cent. on each
share payable every succeeding sixty days there
after, until the whole amount Of one hundred dol
lars on each share shall have been paid.
Payment may be made at the Bradford Bank
Passumpsic Bank, Bank Of Lyndon Banb az a.
leans, Peoples Bank, Z. Cleveland, Trustee. Gov.
entry, Vt, or at the Treasurer's Office. Ia ?
| Merchants Exchange, Boston.
Per order.
june, Is57-27tf &
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LISTEN TO WORDS OF TRUTH.
$. STAMFORD sPEAKETH.

DERMIT me, Mr.. Editor, through your columns
4 to say a word for the benefit of the public
generally. As have been 4 resident Of this city
for the last five years and am pretty well ac-
quainted with the wants of this people, let me
call their attention TO my shop on Mechanic ST.,
where they can find general assortment oil
Groceries,
such as Plows, Cultivators, Rakes, Stove and
Pipe, Tinware, Shaker Pals, Tubs, Mops, ZINC
and Wood Washboards, Spice Boxes, Boilers,
Whips End Flour. All of which viii be sold
cheaper than the cheapest for
CASH IN HAND.
And in addition to the above We would call atten-
ton to our stock of
HARM ESSES,
Ready Made, or made to order, anything in that
line, Of a superior quality ard style to anything
ever vet offered IN this market. As we have en-
gagged the services of a gentleman who has had a
good share of experience having worked in vari~
Gus cities in the United States, at the harness
business.
feel confident with his skill and abilities as o
workman, with steady, industrious habits, and
social manners, together with our own personal
attendance and experience in. business, we shall
render our shop worthy the respect and patronage
of all civilised Christian people. Therefore, lei
me say
Come and we viii do you Good.
! If hungry we will feed, if destitute we will sup
/ ply your wants, if cold we viii warm you, as We
have Just received good supply Of stoves of tht
latest patterns and superior quality to anything
/ ever before offered in this county.
As particular attention will be paid to thi
/ branch of business for the future, we will pledg
! ourself to satisfy the mind, please the eye, an,
make the heart happy in cold weather.
Yours overwhelmingly,
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, July l6, 1857.
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Musical NOTICE.

6 w. PARKER & Co, are now prepared e
~ furnish superior Musical instruments inl
the best makers in this country, such as faa.l
MelOdeons of Carhart's Patent Quick sale5 3D.
small profits is the motto, and we will sell elsal-
er than the SAME kind can be bought elsw81s
We keep good assortment on hand; e'i' ~ y.
see. Tuning and repairing done to order: ~
further particulars address S. w. Parker w.
Coventry, Vt
n. B. Every instrument sold by Us WAFFLE
to give satisfaction.
August I, 1857-52m6#
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o W E D.

Thrrament Of an owed 10 q Phrsemout Pol
what was a Bein Cut Doun For stove would.
Woodmanl spare them poles,
Touch not single wun,
last Fall they chesred our s0ules,
Just let them stand for pluu.
II Was our Phremout Club
That lst did place them there;
Oh, please sur let EN- stand,
Oreise youll heer us sware.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-09
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
II YEARS N ACE

4
1 Whose sands Of life have nearly run out dis
! covered whilet in the East Indiesa certain cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds, and General Debility. The remedy wa
discovered by him when his only child. daugh-
ter, was given up to die. He had heard much of
the wonderful restorative and healing qualities Of
preparations made from the East India Hemp,
and the thought occurred to him that he might
make remedy for his child. He studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured, and is now alive and well. He has
since administered the wonderful remedy to thou
sands Of sufferers in all parts fthe world and he
has never failed in making them completely
healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good
as possible, he VIII send to such Of his afflicted
ieHow-bengs as request it, this recipe. with full
and explicit directions for making it up and sue
cesstuliy using it. He requires each applicant to
lnciose him one shillng-three cents to be re- !
turned as postage on the recipe, and the re-
mainder to be applied TO the payment oftbis
advertisement. Address
Dr.. II. JAMES.
No. IS Grand street. Jersey City, n. J. 87w4
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BOOTS G SHOES.

Two the people of Irasburgh and vicinity Y.
Il wish to say, that inasmuch as Boots 81
Shoes are cash article, and any amount Of then
wanted, we hold ourselves in readiness to tuIul
on short notice, any thing in our line that nay b
called for. All orders shall be punctnalIy 81.
promptly answered; and all work done in OIL
usual good style and warranted perfect 0HG-
count ofthe high prices of leather our profits aT
necessarily very small, consequently We are
obliged to do all business on the ready pay system
NJ. @. SARGENT Il Go.
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ZEE. & c. II. DWINELL, rnanqi99e 4 i..ei r.
- and dealers in Mahogany ana 4! TA'D M o..
niture Of all descriptions Also cnaLt .. IN Bie
fins constantly oE hand. Also A2eA'7
ham & Carpenters marble works' g5nl
Glover, Aug. Is, 1857.
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NOTICE.

TIHE Subscribers are this day Tse sl5 ~ soi 5
Il assortment Of Goods, which ~iu
Cheap as any other Esta0lls6 oar.1ras
not excepting the Commission 9'o'o ,1iBs igF 90
are short, all we ask u Isl
''''s' anu GEO. WoRTBGG1oN j.
June 9, 1851.
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CoFFTRTS!

EOFFINS constantly kept On hana Y Ia "a rsr.
- designed, at his residence u . l1 c1oBBTgE
of Albany. d. T. W.
AUGUST Z, Is57-32tf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-09

HAMs, SALT. NAILS, COP R fij1' ~
h Salaratus, Sulphur, ChaiA' bsils. Bas1
Camphene, Lamp Oil, Bfoon1s -. ! Bo,r1r,
Cast Steel and Steel Plated ~ u. great ~
Hoes, Glass Ware, together - 49, vbi1e =
Of West India Goods and hait cc08. sT0A|
be sold cheap at the
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T e q /!

r wortbi,gtou's can be found - ~, 81
A hest r. as EVER offered IN The BE- b. =
good article Of hyson SAN .
| others in the same ratio.
Dec. lG 1855.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-09

e. Past events are as clear as a mir
ror future, as obscure as varnish.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-09
GAS, JAS (!
But not Humbug Gas.

THE subscriber having purchased the right Of
Il selling Clayton and Bailey's
Patent Self-Generating Gas Lamps
for thu Counties Of Orleans and Essex is now
ready TO supply
LAMPS OR BURNERS
according TO order. Burners can readily be fits
ted 70 old Oilor Fluid Lamps. Common Burn
ing Fluid is the article used which is generated
into gas. They are
Perfectly Safe from Explosion
and easily kept in order, and no offensive odor
arises IRON them. They will give a light eonal
to any Gas burner at the expense Of one cent ne,
hour These lamps have given entire satisfaction
wherever they have been used, ard are now he.
ing SOFA very extensively. la fact, thew are the
BEST LAMP NOW mise
and are sold from s1,25 to $500, according Il
SIZE ana style, are adapted 70
Stores, Hotels, Halls, Churches, Parlors
and Families, &c.
Banners without Lamps for Sl,OO. All ORDER
promptly attended TO.
HIS. CHAPLIN.
Glover, Vermont 20
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-AND-
MANUFACTURERS.

IN announcing the Thirteenth Annual Volume
u ofthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers
respectfully inform the public that in order to
increase and stimulate the formation the torrna-
ton of clubs, they propose to offer
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@~ocerfeS,

such as Flows, Cultivators, Bakes, Stove and
Pipe. Tinware, Shaker Pals, Tubs, Mops, Zinc
and Wood Washboards, Spice Boxes, Boilers
Wins End Flour. All of which will be sole
nI..rr.n.. H., La nLnn rnnst for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
Ter -. I-sssl5-snsrF.
o. ncEotannena-.

HEs.E.- Eoiggls.-S1assiDe ago you ps5-
Es5ed lss,sz fIVB Cur C1agFessuan essrf, N
which b ssa.sd tat zf B0Lne future tine be
sr0aid E1aEe SOme revelations eo3esE1ing The
:. jssedsu 1g-eyasdi'- by which Gie eleetiou q
foss Naster Of this city vas bTDazht Gbogt-
The people are beoofniag impatient SsE t:.eia.
Psease stir him mp. Z
The zbore ~ believe, TO ire best oT9ur Eeo0l-
lection. Is true zLoB; ASaae proani ID tgerelsP-
iBests. But We ms; sp1iogiss f3r o1r friend
clemens n his deI4y, irsssnnch IS be has had =
great dssI 70 do OF I4is IN locking after he Po-
li.ieaI asEzir6 81 bis diocese, which hare called
him hitler ssd tiIithsT. oaiy the other day re
NIT hin asay dorn east hard by the sat Of
government He l. bat just arTired at home,
and We b+epeAk for him time 70 take breath
q tro before being eaiIe1 before the curtains
agzin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
Charles, T.nndnn Cnrdial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is b. the Records o. he Custom Hsase to Be The
ony LoaSoa CoEdiaa Ga IMPORTED asd sold bottles.
an o.4e.S are saI.ie here IN I=I,atton Of IT.
Iii, delicious toxic bsTersEs and b peculiar Favor
81 diErea: frs oter Eiasl zafTsrtay BY an
4ho aaspsza Ereas success eases Of
DrsrEFss1 Go-z, RzEzxG71s1. DEsPxT, 6IAvEz, coz1c
Co41HA Fra Age sTEsczzlk DlsE.sz o. M U1-
EAET 0EsASs- EruEPsT. REHILI IEKBsslLE1IzEs, ke.
DnYAAEzEEE Nom 5f Nsz Ysr. IN lst;er tie pro-
PTie;or. HayS:
carEoP Loadoa Cor6faI Giz Il &c Purs.t bet, cad
p OF rsfia5Ss Ezfru4 n Jraieer TEays teez.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIS is sod b an Ding
rs:I And GroeerE t= United States aso are
rer0as Pesons eqitf 4Loodan Cordial Gia"-.o AVOID
thea bar only cltAKLEs Reject any other offered te
yoz vRlze yosr Aaa- Price one ae.r fox quartz
shy cents FRI insI. EDMUND C CHARLES.
EA2s3sSdty soss Importer, = BsosaEsy, MI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
DIR. ~. Dr.. WALLETS
nnNFr npnrnrT~

Te Fsls have been sei IN te pirate practise Of he
PrOPrter, 4lsg HOsrittls Of Of France for many
yssEs, 1sttns E:ss qnPAE1isd ne great
ess Ia;isEa ettOaelrtns xseTe other remedies fan
They al charm "a eerree4.ns irrexiarity ans 81
ssruetions. pEodae4ns regular rs.ara u ths neatly dis
ehEree
and 1ad Ftae l.ir1iaut IAey produce an aTstsSls
eIherlton aad ha9Py iasaeaee hot zasnd AID BODY
PreEnlat females, those EaPosing teassyes 80, are
eansioaed nsatnst ssz tess Iis Is tss EfI prOdaee
i5eaA=e, athoEh asser no e4reurstaness injI:a5 10
the most delicate Hor Sele ~
taalS LAUsHLNs BusHTIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
r s&arsoS PlkAws, qjils DoEsrIcks.
Too FAs1 AZ HALF.-A recent editorial Of the

Too FAST BY HALF--A recent editorial Of the
Charleston Mercury has the suhioiped para
graph:
.:We are no longer one people The people
of the slave and free States are distinct and
separat peoples as exist on the globe. Ii Is
not possible IN our Judgment to keep them to-
gether under terms Of equality. One Of them
must be maste The inevitable course Of things
proclaims that the mastery must be with the
North. The mastery OF the North int Union
must be the ruin Of the South. Not only every
principle of liberty, and Of manhood, but the
brute instinct Of selfPreseryation place before
the South the stern aifernatiEe-refo "a the
Union or dissolve 1t For ourselves We have
despz:red of reforming IT For thirty ylirs this
paper has struggled to make its refoTuiati II con-
siSteut with the rights Of the South. Tie Con-
potent and stronger than. ever. =Tae.J 1te eJ the
Union, IN or jHigmeat, Is ssILad. II nsust be
dissoirtd. Ne 6gts 10 tie necessity, and aay
mourn TIC e1tast-eple, JUt eah7tot prer<nt a reT-
tGiHty az iASJiEdbie re tie Ioltisg III Tie sal-
cons 1t is only question of time We have
not done IL When impartial history CORES to
write its epitapb, 1t viii say: killed by the zg-
gTessiTe injustice of the North and tie jguo5le
submission Of the SOUTH. Although the ia
justice Of the. Nortl, did beat upon its proud
barriers, they would never have fallen but for
the base delinquency Of the South in not using
her power TO protect her rights, and enforce the
Constitution nni; 1t was TO fatc-too late fcF
the UniOa-bnt not too late, we trust, for her
own salvation. Upon which section of the
Union viii rest the deepest scorn Of future gen
eratonsl It IS not for Us to anticipate
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WWHH"" U

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OxE OF THE BEST PURGAT1vE AND IIvER MED1
EIyI5oEaIoR er LIE Reeey. thai acts Ct4ldrfEe
enc Enou /. e ~ OF 1, ~. ~ a, St ~
4eeE tFt OF she L6str . sjeet It's Eortd
@natt=r, thus F7rpsSs sresasRy Ei.l-
Ssi sny 81 he saiafal ieeli9cs % tAe ePer
ne sane tiHae shat ana uhea taken 5ay "a
s1oeIote aosss Siu ssrsEen and bed h mp Eih
DE- SLxFoED's Isy1sozArcR Is eoupazaded entirely
s0s sasa = 81 3 s.5esra e sse 2 S., fan.
ed Ehsn !. Is kHeEI tat one hOte q he IavtEOra,or
O1asl, stsseUt any cir SsleieEiszs egsess.-
AAys ben 6at tittie kooEa 70 used
t1r until used II tie fam Of GnEfg-
t. iaPee the proprietor CTR & ss fallr sajene
Etssa and hon z - eets Il has rarsly fed
IS q cure LiGSP Co11yiiHlntS In their Enrss fsr1aS
IgatsesEson Being eeusea der1aEed LirsrIs cared
Js1naiee IS eaHsed iapEossr setiea II he Lfrs
70 e REoes hat The IToG relieves ts disease
TsE1l3Ey one EsSs ana tAelr befa assuzse
.o[. t7ke 4 U 1E1a desss O. EettEtHE ed i ASssts
Gdoss, De beusis - 81 Il, 9 ne
an1 EoEk as rsnlafiy eloek Eurk sex HesaseHe 4
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TOr a overSso.dea stosasa i has 10 e, !, 4. n.
teSes al 9ps[e1s4Fe Or uneasy feelag EteT satEng
!sE family saede.le sr1eFay4 Eho
h-4t Soeak IN tie hSheSt terras-
DE slxEOsD's EyIsoEiToE eazae to Is rees..---sses
-
Z Ai4e1scn Liver. a
oE II Is fAT0T. - 70 M L. and nov
@eeaTteetoa Is eeFtafn Tat ne Fresfel4 10
eysE EtEs1, e isFls -laaea eozplete
pe1efe the Gfst hostie
eat anJtang edble gIholt GrSiRI - rStlS =
Lns 81 the tteisst fooa O9la aieSs ana oien thlt
ave pan -Sel pt1t en-
as yeE Cgzagtaizt pyspepia5 tEoi9 10 ao not
- - e ~ MS te gEeates: n Ne Gstld-Sl1fs
IssFs has 3essr bssa tEisa u IN fi,lysa rersedy
has net EiEh E0eh Tnboun3e1 Gleoess DE cIFe
q dea1s Incident % ehldren M EaSl1rss I'M.
her + = ala1e toE dseas ehlarEn that Ee
~ fer = acts Clt1lrtie r5lY Ard ESnffy
seez7s . Esn9Elte he thpEulthly Iaf Es
ytnk Se are doing seEytee - Al IN afliss theal
VIA tae{ need medicine ~ EeselF Ttere are
- NJ have e9Eas 3sasr car EEelf bs
aS been received n dife1ses LEesF Stouileh
BoEriS, There an oteT alel to EfTe regf
has heeo-ae fa1ay tlst 7e nm nj a.
- Fi<aolt Itr=StqeEsos1 tAEal Rep6BliezR.
St9k1 I co PrePrietoEss IS BroAauay, Ne1 Ys4k
JOHN d. PARK. CEne9nrnti
6Eo. h hk1SElls PittstrrEh, EholssaIe Arents-
49, aaIT-Sl1-1J-daE
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A Coon Hu.-J Phoenix, correspondent of
the Boston Posi-, notes the following character
istic Of fashionable eoGie.y at Nahant:
The Double Eye GlatS Cub, "a. J. G. c. they
place after thtir nalnes,J are donrSling: tTO Of
them have improved so that they Cause through
their glasses nearly as wen as they can without
them. It Is quite refreshing to sce member
take down his glass TO read the morning papers,
snd the haste with which be replaces it ii. sur
pTiscd By an outsider. 4 friend Of mine named
A.. from NcT 0rleansS who has alyyays
had taste for fashionable Iile, and In fact has
nearly starved himself to death to improve his
figure, being anxious to Join the club, vent to
Bostnn yesterday for The purpose Of pTocur77ns,
the tools Entering afaShiona5le je4elry e.
Enlistment he made known his wishes, and a
boz Of double ere glasses was placed at once
before him. SN hat focus would yOu prefer.
sir:7 inquired the shop-keeper with immense
pOliteness. Window Glass" replied N, SOL
emnly, I'm not near sighted, sir, Tn Stopping
At Nahant- '0h. exactiy, said the ieacler.
and be fitted out his customer with great celer.
ity- II says he IS afraid it Won't u7ork. the
instrument PiOehes his nose TO that extent that
be has acquired = nasal pronunciation. and i IS
painful TO him to bid his friends Good bor.iig3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

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=ssa-S q lie Czz5l=zzs KzcSSg e seF'a-Its
with f-gzl Slrg;h CssossAz-- E4s44ssaS n
Ties. 40 sass read Des15 cSgFzss55 1F'i
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eiar-T restAIess hat5t,. s8tiaesh b-7.n FL .
tils ts.-sss p4sss1.,i91s, pa Nsz NlezHber VIZ
50 esz3sesesy snzsteais1 ar W Nis1EbyS gs~
s- 81 ne lysr,iea n a bsz es.e=setsozs EIlh
efzv.ssjr. zzain erszy rlsee. Vas that Il issveE
ziE dssszs II. N5aEbE. LII The hszrens
ai III ~ arb gre zsy- oJdas zhai vOasd,
ssss rszs4 r0a1i dess1 tast saaa- Bssgeen
soatf CzrosIaa ed Hr, NGzzbsF the IesaIbd
seern. % II eqasliy stsaiisiug-eaeh sIEsys pre-
fcz,taz. slEzys tbeoriiziitg. ziEays brosd1g OEsE
inssiasrF rrose. Aad sisays Il sgase:aing II
NJ nsDeai u Tie ep8moa ssass fostion 0f LAB
ki-I Sc ihiak Bsz ssast hare had the
Rs7vfrz, and Sogth Czr5.iaa IA bis eJe shsn
b, sle-s,'ls.i Nr. a,,d Mr. Nizzbes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

REsxcE and England, II Is now eertain. hare
take.t Il upon themselves to settle, mediatgriai-
is, the pending dispute between Spain and Next
q. Tie negotiations are to take place in Paris
"A fact rbich grieTously wounds the national
pride Of tise Il,sden journalists their French
correspondent, Who think tits getting TO be
TOO mach the fashion nowadays % make Paris
the Plses fDr settling ali S0rts Of national and
international disputes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
E6 81 IS g 80 PGiRE 4; Her

TUX tEelfsh vplzase q JOURNAL eannenees lrith
JasGaEy. IsSI. 1ttI. e heretoitfe Be Indepenaent
81 eTsJ Joi tnpepeSs an tnaaeBee BE devoted "a
the fHereErS 81 is patrons, aad tie adTanee1ent -
Si8selaafion Of Sosd and correct ObseTTatfur
Ms JOURNAL iSsus9 tie fEst q ever al4eTna4e
uaoEfa- Raeh nurtT hunlred and faTtyf1f
oefaC0 paees, AID contains . SrEEL ENGRAVED POR-
TRAIT af , dzxsfnglfltei Medal EzGn. >
ne vals md ID completed zits ne
leysebeE t1Fe IL Si tEs ecEtat1 stx Permits, and
et kz4Tea and 4o1T p1geS q readfng tS1teF.
1EE1sg-RoUR DOLLARS pr 1nz11a, - adsdses sIsieA
ets TIE Subscriber 70 receive his EEsE oFFI.
AeE Sahseripti0n 70 beEt Eith :he JHnaHEy rliheT.
= RgTs0n8 wishing IukseTibE ShO1Id a9dress rs r
lefte eelosng e. Ehfch va risk e he ieftr s
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o. . 3. PGAsc1s, oF Philadelphia, hss invent
ed uiisf ne calls gairaBie foreeps, which is IN
TENDED asa relief TO the pain Of extracting teeth
Ii is = combination of the ordinary f0EoePs, with
\ gaivanie arrangement attached, whereby the
nerve Of the tooth may be charged ~i'h tbs
observation-disclosures, and its sensibility be suspend
ed. II this condition the extraction viii be
without The pain usually accompanying the
drawing IT a to9th in high state Of infalnura-
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sies fer operating a14ar<ezsrst fOE light equal 70
any in he eoqst a far saPstsE any IN tie city, Is
tAess eeAusffsi FFes, hseh are unsurpassed
h The eozntEy. he prepared 70 rake Anahrotyss %
tg can be ssut b IAN HhOut exirl stlge Alo % at
ta lOsssss ana Ptls, Frses e D1aeIrsotyFes
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Aad s.sEan'sa e lass 70, Asa uneaansea.
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