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Siege and Capture of Lexington.

\ despatch from Hudson, Mo-, states that
the following account Of the siege of Lexing-
ton is furnished by one Of Col Mulligan's
soldiers, who left Lexington on Saturday, morn
ing.
The fort was surrendered Friday afternoon.
Our men fought 50 hours without water hav-
ing only three barrels of vinegar TO quench
their irst during that time Their supply
Of water from the river was cut Oft after a
desperate fight on Wednesday. Our camp
ground of ten acres had breastworks around
il, with the exception of that side next to the
river. There the hardest fighting took place
the enemy's object being to surround the fort
and cut off the supply of water. Having
succeeded in the latter, they waited until
Mulligan was compelled to yield to raging
thirst more terrible foe than the 81 900 re-
bels who surrounded him.
Previous to his surrender, he offered tc
take position on level spot or ground
and give Price the odds of four to one in q
iar and open fight but no attention was paid
- il.
After the surrender, the r. bells mounted
OH breastworks and seemed mad with joy
party took down the federal flag, trailing
il IN the dust.
An immense amount of gold-supposed to
be quarter of milllon-fell into the hand:
o.: the rebels. 1t was taken from the banks
and buried by Col Muligan. on his camp
ground, some time ago; but the rebels speed
!.y unearthed it.
The heroic Mullgan wept like child when
he found himself compelled to surrender.
The morning after the surrender, our mel
We're all released on parole and ferried across
the river. The officers We're retained.
The loss of the rebels is not known, but !:
thought to be not less than 1000 killed ant
wounded. Their first attack proved more
disastrous to them than the long siege which
followed. For a day or two previous to thu
last attack, they were engaged in buryins
their dead.
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DEATHS.

In this place, Sept. &C. Lucy Spencer, daughter
of Dea. Luke Spencer.
In Norway. Me-, Sept. Il, at the residence Of
her son, ADDISON A. atham, Mrs. Lydia Latham,
formerly Of this town, aged s. years.
In Lunenburg. Sept. 1, Charles B., son OF NJ.
w. < Margaret A. Carr aged months 20 days.
In Lurcnburg Sept. IL, 1861, Mrs. Susan Day
of consumption. aged 81 late of Cambridge.
In this village, Sept. 90, Edward b., son Of B.
c. and A. l.. Iurpce, aged one year and four
months.
! At Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. l, Benjamin Belden
aged p.
At North Danville, Sept. 9, Mrs. Amanda, wife
Of Samuel Ward, aged 40 years.
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GRAND EXHIBITION
STOCK AND TROTTING HORSES.
of Noted

PREMIUMS AND DIPLOMAS,
open to all Horses.
To the fastest and best Trotting Horse, S75 90
ID. do do 40 90
3D.. do do % 90
land Diploma, if Stations or Mares
To the fastest and besttrOttng Stallion, so 90
land Diplomas
Con,u.ittee-N. T. Sheafe, Derby Line VIM
NJ Parker. Concord, n. H.. Danl +. Colby, New
London, n. H.
To the fastest and best trotting Colt, 4 yrs.
old or under, $40 90
ID do do 20 90
3D., do do 10 90
land Diploma, if stallion or flly.)
To the best roadster and family Horse, $40 90
ID. do do ) 90
To the best Saddle Horse. 90
Consn.ittee.-D. +. TillotsOn. Oxford, N. H.,
Amos Barnes. st. Johnsbury. II. B. Stevens.
Bradford.
The judges will require written pcdigrees, to
be preserved for the use Of the Association; al
so. will be particular in noting everything that
can be of use for future reference, and in their
awards upon trotting horses they will recognize
the points as action, as we'll as great speed.
Trottiny mder rules Of Caledonia Far
Ground Company.
Ten per cent Entrance All entries must be
made in writing enclosing the entrance fee, seal
ed, and addressed 20 the Secretary before o'cl'k
the morning of Oct. Sth and must contain the
name, age. color, sex and pedigree of the horse
entered. No trial will take place without two
bona tide entries and two to start. Any trial may
at the option Of the Judges, be changed from 3 in
to III 3. A distanced horse is entitled to no
part of purse. Post entry may be made on
payment Of double entrance money.
If this gathering Of celebrities Of the Equine
family should prove instrumental in awakening
increased interest in the breeding and nurture of
noble animals. and in leading farmers and anna
tours to the best source of obtaining this stock.
or in enabling them to detect the many spurious
animals advertised throughout the country, those
under whose auspices this Association has been
formed, and by whose eXcrtions Caledonia has
become equal, if not superior 10 her sister COun-
ties in her Fairs. will feel that they have not la
bored in vain.
GROUNDS OPEN AT \ O'CLOCK. A. VI.
admission, "a cts. Single Teams, 10 cts.
Double Teams, Ii cts.
GEO. a. MERRILL. President.
A. &. CHADWICK. Sccy.
StJohnsbury, Sept. %, 1861.
PS For full. particulars. see bills.
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lNON MON Il INGS
Nav always be found az
BI\GH.\NI'S DRUG STORE.

Puff balls, catnip. sage. summer savory, swee;
marg0ram, dandFllon root. snake root, anlse
seed white and black. nutmeSs. cloves, cinnamon
ginger, mace. spice. alder bark. elder blows. ar
MICA flowers, pricklv ash bark and berries, noun
tain ASH ayens root. talm, balm gileai buds
baybcrry. barberry and bI;ter-Swect bark. blood
root. thoroughwort, notherwort, tansey, blue
flag, butternut bark, buchu leaves, SIENNA. NV,
ursi. buIdock root. yellow dock, blackberry root
caIaway seed, chamOmllc. saleratus. castor oil
cohosh root. comfrey. crawley root, cul,ers-root
e!ccampane. slippery elm. SArge', gentlan. gin
seng goldthread, golden seal. hemlock bark
hoar..ound, hops cranberry bark. Indian hemp
wild ,urnip, spikenard white and yellow lilly
root. hcorice root, white and yellow, wax. sarsa-
parilia, marsh rosemary, mandrake and skunk
cabbage roots, mullen, valereaIl. oak bark, pcu
nyroyal, peppermint. Spcarmlnt. poplar bark
princess pine, raspberry and rose leaves. queer
of the meadow, sal soda. cream tartar, rue
wormwood, sassafras, tartaric acid. snakehead
smart weed. solomon seal, cardamon seed. cana
~, hemp. mlet, and rape seed for birds, cutie
flsh bone, bitter root. rubber, metallic and ylas>
syringes-al sizes, bed-pans. white pine bark
lac sulphur, sugar # lead. peruvian bark. re,
chalk. white chalk, plaster paris. cascaril!a bark
columoo, gum myrrh and guaiac. arrow roo,
tapioca, sage. Irish moss, gum shclac, seneg
root, squlls, Hive Syrup and Sponges. 81
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Making ) per cent for the year
ending August |, 1851. Said percentage TO hc
cast upon the original amount of the premium
note, without reference 20 any endorsement; aiid
TO be paid TO The Treasurer. al his office III Mont
pelicr on or before the 10th day of October, 1851
Members of the Company will lind in the hands
of the Representative elect to the Legislature. a
schedule showing the amount Of assessments due
from each re>pecti,e.y and they are particularly
deiired TO see that the money for their assess
ments is forwarded TO the Office in October. The
assessments must be paid when due. A Little al
tention to this on the part of the members Of tho
Company. will save them expense and trouble
See sec. S Act Of Incorporation on your policy
J. L. HURSTON, Treas
Montpeler Sent 3 ISL hU-b2
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4 I 7 E n I | 0 n:
SH a RIP S II 90 Il E r.

Gov. FAIRBANKS having received communlca-
tons from Col Berdan, highly complimen,ing the
first Co. Vt. Sharp shooters, who are now III the
field. he requests that second Company be A.
once organized and mustered into the I. S. ser
vice under his command.
Agreeable 70 that request, the subscriber has
been appointed Captain for the purpose of recruit
ing the second VI. Co. Us. Sharp shooters.
The better to facilitate matters, the following
plan will be adopted, viz
All persons DESTROYS Of serving in this celc-
brated division of the army are requested TO at
once make a trial Of their skill in the use of the
rife, before some responsible party who will GER
tifv as to the good faith in which the trial was
made
Persons bringing their own rifles will be allow
ed $50 at the expiration of the time Of enlistment
! for the use of same. they will be furnished BY
Government. Applicants should send their age
! and height with their target.
/ REuUIREMEST>.-ln order to be admitted I,
this Company, the applicant must send large
of ten consecutive shots made at distance o
2G0 Yards globe sight, 100 yards open sight
whose average distance from centre of Bull Eye
TO centre of ball shall not exceed 5 inches.
H. No person of Incorporate habits will b'
accepted.
Minors must send written permit from parent
or guardians.
H. r. STOUGHTON.
| West Randolph, VT, Sept %. 1851. Gl-63
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WALTER HARVEY. (c,,,
WM. SIT ART,
GOWNS SIONEHS' NDTITE.

I'VE. tn" Subscribers. helm. appointed ty the Probate
W Court the district Caledonia Commissioners. II
receive. ,Ntiinc and adjust all anI> and demands " AL
persons against the -~tai" I'll Samuel Chandler. late
PraCban. in said district deceased ami tn. claims
the ease! Nhhit' III ui>rt thereto. HEREBY -tc
notice that iN months from The eTh !iX "i july lSl.
are allowed tn. creditors present their claims. 1
SAID commissioners examination ami allowance. and
viii meet Tor that purpose. Al the iw'lllc-h>.
of the late Samuel Chandler Wed,>,iay the 2Si ia,
October and "Wednesday the 18th lay Of Jdnu,rA i,Ar
al O'clock y on each al >Jii dlN>-
lRUSTRAM SANBoEN, "Reminiscences
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VERMONT MI L L AL FIR T
INSURANCE COMPANY

Notice of assessment for 1861.
The Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surance Company hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made BY the
Directors on all notes in force ON the following
DAYS TO wit.
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MARRIAGES..

In St. Johnsbury, Sept. 49, by Rev. F. c. Cum
mings. George W. Crane and julia L. Batchelder
both of Danville.
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A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF BRANDY
SEIZED RY GOVERNMENT. The New York
Express says that during the past week the
Collector Of that port, by his deputies, has
seized seven cargoes of liquors imported into
that port during the months of July and Au-
gust, and stored in the bonded warehouses,
it having been ascertained that the liquor is
the property of rebels at the South. The
vessels left Bordeaux for New Orleans before
the blockade was declared. and on arrival
at the Southwest Pass were ordered off by
the blockadihg feet. They then sailed for
New York, where their cargoes were placed
in the bonded warehouses. and the Collector
refused to enter them unless a consular GER
titicate was produced, showing that the car
goes did not belong to citizens of the rebe
States. Inquiries were set on foot to ascer-
tain their real ownership, which resulted as
above stated, and the liquors were seized
In one or two cases it was shown that the
cargoes belong to French citizens.
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TOWN OF CRANKY.

The nonresident proprietors of the town of
CRANKY in the County of Essex. are hereby mott
fed that the Taxes assessed by said town within
the year next preceding this date remain either
in whole or part unpaid on the following describ-
ed lands in said town to wit
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MASHooD-Ho" LOST "o" RESTORED
JUS, Published, in Sealed Envelope

A I.ECTT RE
rs rur NATURE TREATMENT and RADIO Al, CURE or sPERNA
1oppur, or Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility. Ncr-
vuse,, and Inv ountary emissions, producing f oteIcy
rnnsuuntiop and mental and physical Debility.
By ROBT. J. CULVERWELL. NJ. d.
Tho important fact that the awful Consequences OF self
aims. may be eiectu:y removed without internal med
ines or the dangerous apple atlos Of caustlcs lustr
an med;ca,e bouyie- and other empirical devises is
here demonstrated and the entirely new and high
,nr f,,iv evnlaned by means of which every
be 10 cure himself perfectly, and AT the least possb.
cost thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the
,ay This leCturewil prove boon 10 thousands anC
thousands
Sent under SEAL plain envelope TO any address, pos
pyid on the receipt two postage stamps by ar essg
DR. CHI &c KLINE, IL BOwery, New York
93r9Uins Post Office Box 1856
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= S L R A Y !

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
about the Path of Sept, three buck lambs. tone
with horns) The owner is requested to prove
psoperty, pay charges and take them away.
REUBEN SrAULUING.
St. Johnsbu Sept %. 1851. 6l-63'
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=
Herrick' S Kid Strengthening Plasters

crain five hours mains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints i'll equally short
period Of time. Spread on beautiful white lamb skin.
their use subjects the wearer 10 no Inconvenience, and
each one will wear from week 10 three MONTHS
Price III So cents.
HerrCk Sugar Coated Pills ana ana lid Plasters
sold by Druggists and Merchants III all parts the United
States Canaas and South America and may be obtained
by calling for them by their iul name
DR. l.. X. HERRICK co.
6l-l3 Albany, \. Y.
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The Treasury NOTES EXPIRE IN AUGUST,
ls'4-The Treasury notes expire on the
10Th day of August, 1864. The coupons are
made payable every six months therefore
the fifth one is due February 10, 1861
The last amount of interest is due and will
be paid with the note at the first mentioned
date. The coupons specify the interest of
each at 500 per 800. or two cents per
dav. but no allowance is made for February
% 1861, that year being leap year
The holder of one hundred dollar note
.oses two cents by this omission, which is
TO him mere tagalelle, but on the one
hundred and fifty millions of dollars borrow
ed, i makes a saving of thirty thousand
dollars to the Government-enou to pay
the principal of three hundred of these notes.
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STATE or VERMONT.

STATE or TERNONT.
ESSEX District
The Probate Court the District of Esse1To all per
sons Interested In the William p. Barnard late
of Dorchester the County Of Norfolk and State OF Mas
sachusetts, deceased
Royal Joysln, administrator upon said estate, repre-
sents to Court, by his petition i'll writing that the
said deceased died seized Oi real estate in this State 10
Being four out o; the third division OF aIs III
Lunenburg original right " Jonathan Moulto, and he
further eprese the heirs and those interested IN
said estate reside out OF this State and that 1t woud he
their interest 10 have sal! real estate sold. And adj
mnisrator has made application 10 said Court for LICENSE
and authority sell said real etat" pursuant 10 the pro-
visions of law in that behalf sad application will be
heard and decided by said Court At the Probate Office II
Lunenbrg said district the Sh day Of November
next You therefore hereby notified to appear before
said Court the tina and place aorr. raid and object
/ YOU see cause the granting Ui said license.
Dated at uncnburg this I'D day vi September A. ID
1861. ol,o3
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So IN DAYS OF OLD. III
There time IN days Of old,
When health priced above hle gold
That day has passed-all now neglect
That precious boon-a should protect.
OF and reason all are bereft.
Or II would appear there's but little left.
Apply II then 10 cure your Ills
By the immediate Use Of HerriCk's Pills.
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities by
their Wonderfueures Adapted ~ infancy Youth
hood. and old aye Put up with English Spanish French
and German directions EleS anIly coated with sugar
purely vegetable and sell in large family boxes FOR Is CT,
See advertisement. ol-l3
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Bible Meeting.-The annual meeting of the
Caledonia Co. Bible Society will be held at Peach
am. Thursday, Oct. 3, at IL o'clock, a. III. Ad
dresses may be expected from Rev Mr. Gushing
and Rev. Mr.. Brastow.
F. JEWETT. Sec'v
n. B. Persons having unsettled accounts with
the Treasurer are requested to settle previous to
the meeting.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers. being appointed hY the Probate
C"urtiur the district "l Caledonia C"li ~>clrrS L
receive examine ami adjust all claims len d!> "id
persons against the estate of VIM la,klr LAT" al Barnet
in said district. deceased. and The claims 81 deceased
exhibited in offset thereto. hereby give notice that IN
months from The hth DAY August. \ u l-nl, az
allowed Tor the creditors To present their C ms 10 >il'
>lnicrS Tor rNamnat ana allow and thai
Will meet that purpose al Harvey store IL Bar
net. the .th iIvUt November tl and on the 81
day OF February l>i2
WALTER HARVEY, (C,,,,rs
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advise every one who has Cough or Hus-
ky Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the
Throat. TO &c, package Of my Throat Confec-
tons they VIII relieve you instantly, and you viii
agree with me that "they go right 10 the spot"
You Will md them very useful and pleasant while
travelling OF attending public meetings for sitting
your cough or allaying your thirst. If you try
one package | am safe in say ing tina: you will ev
or afterwards consider them indispensable. You
viii ind them a, the Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
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I = A single bottle OF SPALDING'S PEPARED
GLUE viii save ten times lis cost annually. EIl
SPALDING'S PEPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE The PIECES!
ECoNoMY, DISPATCH,
l. "A Stch in Time Saves Nine mi
As accidents VIII happen, in well regula-
ted families. il i very desirable 10 have som.
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Crockcry, &C.
SnALDlNti'S PREPARED GLUE,
meets al such emergencies, and no heusets,ld
al ord To be without il. Ii is ALREADY, and ND
to III. sticking point.
Useful .rtry House
y. L. A brush accompanies each Bottle
Price. - cents.
Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. IS Cedar Street, New-York.
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years she has been affected with bilious deranc"mrH,
the system sadly imparing her health. which has been
in April last friend advised me to test Pills Hav
ing the fullest confidence in thu Judgment Of friend.
obtained 4 suppy a.; N-ssrS. Barnes Park Druggists
PARK Row. New York. On returning home, We ceased
all other treatment and adm ni>tered your Pills one
each night The inn rov.mcnt iii her feelings. complex
ION DIGESTION ETC. surprised Us all 4 rapid and p.rma-
nent restoration to heath has been the result We used
consider the above lust tribute To Won a PHYSICIAN
and trust will be the Of inducing many adopt
your Pills their family medicines
Iremair, dear sir, with many thanks,
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10000 Yds. Elegant Tapestry

Brussels, for - cents per yard. These goods
were bought subject to manufacturers slight I'M
perfections at recent auction sale in New York.
They are of the most elegant STYLES, rich and
gorgeous colors and modern patterns. The i'm
PROJECTIONS are slight. and scarcely perceptihlc.
and of such nature as not to inlure the dura-
bility or appearance of the goods and will be re-
tailed at - cents per yard and no deduction IN
price on account Of wholesale purchases. New
England Carpet Co. - Hanover Street. opposite
the American House, Boston.
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LOOK OUT

As the name of our firm has been very closely
initiated BY others. purchasers are reminded that
we occupy our old warehouse, the entrance to
which is numbered - Hanover street. 6o-t2
.Ner England Carpet Company.
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@ OLD FRIEN SLF1
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

= THE BEST FAMILY CA
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twenty Years by five million
ut persons ANNUALLY always
/ give satisfaction contain
nothing Injurious patroniz-
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and surgeons In the Union.
elegantly coated with sugar.
!. Large Boxes IS cents : i've
Boxes Tor One Dollar. Full
directions with each box.
W arralltei superior 10 any
Phi before the public.
Il Tallahassee. Leon Co, !
Florida, July Il, 1850.
To pR. HERRIck. Albany.
!. y. My Dear Doctur:-I
write this 10 inform YOU of
. the wonderful effect of Your
Sugar Coated Pills on my ell
J. der daughter. For three
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AS WE ARE
Importers and Manufacturers. it is thought. by
many, that we sell at wholesale only. Such Is
not the case, however Our Retail Department
where the one price system is strictly adhered to-
receives large share of our attention
New England Carpet CompanH Boston.
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By the Use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
OF N.rro9S Or >th H,Gdarh, may be prevented;
and If taken AZ me commencement Of an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Hgf,Eci.t 70 which females are 50 subject.
Theya At gently upon the bowels,-removing
Co>tjr,H,SS.
For Literary nltN. NUG,,,ts. Delicate Females.
and all persons Of srG,rrcry h0brs. they are val
liable aS L0rGttre. improving the appetite, Civ
lnE toac and rigor 10 the digestive organs, and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength of
the whole system.
The EPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been in MANY years during which
time they have prevented and relieved vast
mount of pain and ui,rng from Headache, whe-
t!.cr originating in the HtrCuHS sytcm or from
ticrangcd state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their compost
uon. and NAV De taken Al al times with perfec,
safety without making any change of diet aud
the 0hN,tot Of any dySGgrtsQbie tastc renders Il
easy 10 administer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS,
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
icincS.
A DON Will be sent by mail prepaid on receip;
Of the
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THE CALEDONIA FAIR GR' CO.
Will open their Track. on
Tuesday, October sth, 1861,
FOR A
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10 QUItt
The hot
OF dijrase-the vile scour.e,
Herrick pills give.
Al Il As sure as YOU live

II will get-its discharge.
Herr!Ck Sugar Coated Pills sterile the world with the
cures purely vegetable hurt infant and equal
~ applicable for iIrm uldage. rs cts per box. See aC
vertiscment Oh third page. b-59is-
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lRUSTRAM SANBOEN, lr,r,
In-,1 HAZEN MERRILL VIII