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- nofsTpn's NoTfcR No,,.. !.

N by given thA, the following .,'.'
have been examined aud passed A.
and remain hlod of record IN MI.
for The inspection OF heirs. ieeatee, ~
tore. and all others IN any way in,,,s'
and will be presented 10 the NEXT Or,h'
Court OF Clearfeld county, 10 be h.I,y
the Court House, in the boioo sh Of ~
field, commencing on the 4ih Mondssv
September, 1868, for confirmation
allowances
!, The final account Of James W,iAI
administrators Of all and slnpuls, \
goods and chattels, rights and o..
which were OF William Addlemsn
late ofthe twn'p. Of Pike, in The con-!
uf Clarified, and State Of Pennsylv,s|
deceased
,, The partial account Of Wm. Kin. !.
Duniel GoIman, Administrator, ~ ~
and singular, the goods and obau.'
rights and credits which were Of taa wv
King, late Of Burnside twp, Cle,rs',
county, Pennsylvania. wv
3. The final account Of Jacob po..
guardian of Henrietta Smeal My My
child Of Jacob Smeal, deceased '
4. The final account Of A. N. Gill or..
an of the minor heirs ofSamuel Is,,;s
late of Bradford tpp Clarified couo,
deceased
5. The final account Of Joseph McCl0,..
administrator of all aud sipgulo, !,
goods and chattels, rights and crsa;'
which were of Jacob Baughn,sr l,,a'
Decatur tp., C.earield Y. Nv per"'.
vania, deceased,
8. The final account Of Wm. A. Wal..
guardian of Ellis |, Hoover, minor !.
of David Hoover. late of lava
township, Clearheld county, P.ansyI,
deceased.
I. The account Of joan Flynn, admin;
traitor of all and singular. the goods an
chattels, rights aud credits which Wa
Of Jeremiah Flynn, late of Penn tnr
Clearfield county, Pennsylvania d4o|
8. The final account OF Henry Guss A.
OF the executors of the last wilia0
testament Of Jacob Goss, late of Dec,l,
twp. Clearheld county, Pennsylyoui
deceased.
9. The inal account Of Lever illegal, I,
ministrator of all an singular the roo
and chattels, rights and credits With
we're of Benjamin Bonsall, late Of Bni
township, Clearfeld county, Pennv
yania, deceased.
10. The fiual account OF Jesse Lines ),
Elizabeth Long, Administrator Of
and singular, the goods and chau.
rights and credits which were of El
Lines, late of Brady tp., Clearheld cou
~, Pa, deceased.
II. The account Of John B. Kyle-, admi
isir'.,or of all and singular, the goo,
and chsttels, rights and credits whic
were of Jacob Keirchner, late Of Mem
tp., Cleartield county, Ia.
ISAIAH 6, BARGER,
Cleariiell, Aug. &c. Regis,r
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ITO sCMooL DIREC TORS An

Il Ia y * ALhS.-lh county Supennf
den hereby gives notice that he viii meet d
Teachers Directors and friends OF education sr
orally, at the following nsped Places AMI data
at o'clock, q. mu of each day:
Brady, Bloom and Union, at Luthorsburs 1
Monday, August 81.
Ferguson, Lumber ciry and Penn, at LumbsraS
on Tuesday. September |.
Bell, at Bower, on Wednesday, September (?
Burnside, Chest and New Washington, at yr
Washington, September 3.
Jordan and Knox, at Ansonville, September
Curwensville and Pike, at Curw ensville, Sair
day, September 5.
Boggs ard Bradford, at Williams Grove, MOsig
September Z.
Graham and Morris, at kylertown, SeptenbEl
Decatur and Woodward, at Centre, septembg I
Beccaria and Gulieh, at Glen Hope, Friday 81
| tsmber Ii.
Girard and Goshen, at Surveyor Fun, Moubl
September IA.
Covinston aud Karthsus, n: Mulsonburg,N ~
! tember 5.
Huston and Fox, at Hickory Kingdom, on Fhds
/ September Is.
Clearfcld and Lawrence, at Clesrfeld, on MOI
( day, September 81.
Positively no private examinations WIZ
( held, except at the written request OF three
rectors Of the District in which the apPleaa'S
tends to teach-or to fill vacancies.
c. b. SANDFORD, Co, SPl
Clesrheld, July 30, 1883.
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Execution of Deserters.

The first execution Cor desertion that
has yet taken place in,thc Twelfth Corps
and Ee think the tirst'in the army Of tn.
Potomac, took place near Leesburg, Vir
sinia, on Friday, June l9. On the da,
Of the execution, little after noon, the
Corps was formed in three sides of {
square. with the fourth side occupied by
three graves, and three empty coffins
seated upon which, bound hand and foot
and blindtolded, were the three unfortu
nate men who were TO suffer the penalt,
Of violated military law. The condemned
William Mckee and William Grover, oi
the Forty-sixth Pennsylvania regiment,
and Christopher Krumbar, of the Thir.
teenth New Jersey regiment-all belong.
ed TO the First Division and the painful
duty of conducting the execution there
fore deyolved upon Capt. NJ. 2 Whitney,
of the Fifth Connecticut Volunteers, the
Provost Marshal Of the Division, to whom
great praise is awarded for the quiet and
orderly mauner in which the affair passed
off. A squad of eight men were placed
at distance of about three rods of each
OF the condemned, and reserve was in
readiness, should the first fire not prove
fatal, but at the single volley the whole
three dropped al once lifeless upon their
coffins, into which the bodies were then
placed, and after the Corps had been
marched in column past them. buried
on the spot.-Hdrpers' Weekly, Aug. s.
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THE DRAFT!

A full list Of the conscripts o. this
county will be found in the subsequent
columns, i is believed to be correct.
Whilst we condemned the law, and de-
nounce the whole series Of acts and pro-
ceeding, Of our National Admin istration,
including the infamous Jacobn Congress
that expired on the 4th OF March last
Immediately efter enacting this law--as
totally subversive of State sovereignty and
individual rights, We are pleased to say
that we find less cause to complain OF
the manner 10 which the law has been
carried out in this district than we had
anticipated, We have heretofore pointed
out the manifest disproportion of con-
scripts called from the Republican portion
of the district as compared With that of
the Democratic portion.
This may be fair, but it looks suspicious
to say the least of it.
In looking over our own county we see
many inequalities all of which, we have
not a doubt, are attributable to the blum
dering manner in which the enrollments Is
have been made. In the townships of
Ferguson, Jordan, Knox and Penn, the
conscripts are almost exclusively conf
ned to the Democrats and if the same
ratio held good throughout the county,
there would be just cause for complaint
Jordan, we believe, is called upon for an
unmixed Democratic delegation. But
when we take Clearfield borough, Law
renee, Decatur and Union townships, &C.,
all such impressions are removed. The
number enrolled and drafted in Knox
township, is also out Of proportion, as
compared with most other districts. -
Knox polled but SO votes at the Election
last October, and is now called upon for
81 conscripts. Jordan polled ll2, Penn
l0S, and Guelich l0l votes each. Jordan
is required TO furnish only Is, and Cue
Itch and Penn each l6 conscripts. But
when we contrast Brady and Burnside
the former thoroughly Democratic. and
the latter thoroughly Republican, the
suspicion Of political unfairness is remov-
ed. Brady township polled 3ll votes last
fall, and is called upon for only SO con-
scripts; Burnside polled but l9S votes,
and is required TO furnish IS conscripts.
There are doubtless other discrepancies,
but we have not space to refer to them
nov.
We hesr of many, very many cases of
extreme hardship But this s not the time
10 attemp. 10 offer toords of consolation
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Teachers Institute

The Teachers Of ClesrGeld county are res,s.
fully requested TO meet at the Tswh H1hA
GleGrfeli, on Monday the 5th day Of 0caa
next, at 10 o'clcsck A. NJ. for tho purpo.s
organizing 4 TEAcuEps' GSsrIrurI, to continus
! session one week. The object of thi meeting,
for the attainment Of greater proficiency in a
different branches Of study in the art Of icii
ing, and for the discussion Of such topics an.
late to the advancement and interest of the ea
mon schools. Teachers are requested to prFi
essays, or short addresses on practical sabs.H
consected with the theory and art Of teacbiF
go that the exercises may be as interestin; al
attractive as possible.
II is earnestly hoped that all teacher WI
wish TO qualify themselves more thoroughly %.
wso desire to keep up with their profession vii
avail themselves of the advantages whics Gn
Institute will afford. 0thsr citizens, ladies .
well as gentlemen, are invited t1 attend al a
exercises Of the meeting.
Lectures on educational subjects NAV be ,I
Fected at the evening sessions An cxamiuata
will be held Mt the close Of the Institute and pr
msnent certificates will be awarded to desenn,
candidates. C. b. SANFORD,
Clsar6old, Aug. L.. Co. SpPt
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ntn ANNtriistmtnts.
$500

The Commissioner, Of CleArield county, Penn
svlvania offer the above reward for the arrest
and conviction Of JAMES CvRLEY, tho sup.
posed murderer Of Bortisy Eagon, Of Karlhnas
township, who was found dead on the evening
Of the istiay VI August. 10 tho public highway
In said township, or $3.50, will bo paid for the
arrest and delivery Of the said James Curley, in
the jail Of Clear6eld county.
The said curey, Is about feet ii inches
10 height, Of erect figure, light complexion, blue
eyes, roman rose, sandy whiskers, and light hair
a scar on the lower LIP, caused by piece being
bitten out In fight.
sAML Q. THOMPSON
JACOB KUTZ, Commr's
TuoS DoUGHERTY,
CoMx'ns .oYpicE,
Clearheld, Pa. Aug. 70, 80.
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, SCHOOL TEACHERs.--Tne

INV SCFHVVN
IL Teachers are wanted to take charge Of the
Lawrence schools for the term oiF0UR MONTHS.
Schools to commence about the lst November
next. Teachers wishing to apply will please
me .t the Superintendent Directors on exam
ination day t2lst Septembcr,) at Clearheld. Lib
eral wages will be given to competent teachers.
By order Of the Board
AARON c. TATE,
Lawrence tp, Sept I'd, II. Secretary.
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CAUTION.--Alip person, nrs hereby caution
" cd against buying or in any way meddling
with the following property now in the possession
Of Paul Williams, Of Brady township, viz: ONE
YOKE OF STAGS, as the same belongs to me,
and are left with him on loan only, subject to my
order. 8. X. LoBoUGH.
Brudy twp. Sept. =, '63-pd
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OurRAGEs ON DEHocRArs.-We hear eve
ry day accounts of the abuse of Democrats
in our county which almost sicken u.s.
We see accounts of similar outrages in our
exchanges. There 10 a terrible retribu.
tion awaiting the sooundrels who are yio-
'latlng the personal rights Of inoffsnsiye
citizsns.-Nre Lu5c. To- Patlot
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I'7tA N U Uh ItUIN,
Clearheld, Aug. ~. Regis'n

S1RAY STEER.--Came to the undsrsiyg.
- in Lawrence township, on or about ,he /,
of June last, A RED STEER, With a star h b
forehead, some white on the back aud bins, 4,
the right horn broken off supposed to b aba
two years old. The owner is hereby reuue,sdl
come and prove property, pay charges, and hi
hi ~ away, or he will be sold as the law directs.
Macy SPACKaAN
Aug. 20, '63-pd.
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No DRAPr IN OHIo.-Last Spring the
Republican Abolition papers assured us
that the Conscription Law was a popular
measure, and would meet the appreciation
OF the people everywhere in the loyal
States. Now, so fearful are they cfthe et
Jeets of the Conscripiion in Ohio, that,
through the influence OF the present gov
ernor OF that State, and the whole Aboli-
ton party, the draft has been suspended
there. This is done in the hope of
defeating Vallandigham. But it will not
succeed. The people have made up their
minds to elect him, just as they have to
elect Woodward in Pennsylvania and
this miserable subterfuge Of suspendipg
the draf: until after the election, will
avail shem nothing but defeat and dis
comdture.
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COURT PR0CLAMATlOl.
WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, re

N sal
w ident Judge Of the Court Of Common ri'I =
Of the twenty. fifth judicial District, compose T"
the counties Of Clearfeld, Centre and Cllng',
and the Eon, JAMES BLOOM and Hon. JaVp.
THOMPSON, Associate Jundges Of Clearhel',ss, y,
have issued their preeept to the directed, 10 y,
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, UlPps-, n-',
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court oi "
and Terminer, and Court of General jail Dsu's5'
ut the Court House at Clearield, in and i0' y
county Of Ciear6eld on the ,Os,
Fourth MoHday tic 2Sh ddyo Of September ioS,, ".
NOTICE IS, therefore hereby giyen' = ~, =.
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Cops'a.'; I,
in and fer said county Of Clearfeld, to aPPss
their proper persons, with their Rolls, .-. ne0u~
lnquisitions, Examinations, and other hsS.a S.,L
brances, to do those things which to thef O~'''
and in their behalf, pertain to be done. :. ,sa
GIVEN under my hand at Clesrded, tnn ,s,,. 10
day Of june, in the year Of our Lord, pne -
sand eight hundred and sixty-three. -
EDWARD PERKS, SAsry.'
CHAVING and HAIRDREssiN NG."s, ~,
- citizens Of Clearield and vicinity "i es.,.
notice that the undersigned has opened .s .-ou,
ing Saloon in Graham Row, where the -
branches Of his Profession will be conduols. nj.
style equal to the best city shops. lie re'P''
ly solicits trial of his skill
cissraeld, July 20, ls63-em q.
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John Fullerton, Jr, Isaac Leech
Philadelphia
I'd &" John d. Evans, Chester county.
Sd I" VIM. H. witte, Montgomery county.
4th VIM. T. RI gers, Bucks county.
5th Thos. Hickman, Northampton county.
9th Hester Clymer Berks county.
7th William Randall, Schuylkill county
9Th Asa Packer, Carbon county.
9th Michael Mylert, Sullivan county.
10th s. S. Winchester, Luzerne county.
Ilth Mortimer T. Elliot, Tioga county.
18th " John Ii. Humes, Lycoming county.
18th VIM. Elliot, Northumberland county.
l4th S. Hepburn, Cum berland county.
18th VIM. NJ, Breslin, Lebanon county.
10th Geo. Sanderson, ]. Patterson, Lane. co.
18th John y. spangler, York county.
18th Henry Smith, Fulton county.
10th J. Simpson Africa, Huntington county.
10th VIM. Bigler, Clearield county.
7lst Hugh Weir, Indiana county.
22d T, b. Searight, Fayette county.
23d W. II. T. Pauley, Greene county.
24th G. W. Cass, J. P. Barr, Allegheny co.
25th james Campbell, Butler county.
26th David S. Morris, Lawrence county.
9th I W. Grayson, Crawford county.
2Sth Kennedy L. Blood, Jefferson county.
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COMMISSIONER,
Democratic State Central Committee

The following is the State Central Committee
as appointed by Hon. FINDLAY PATTERSON
of Washington county, who, as President of the
late Demo- ocratic Convention, was auth orized by a
resolution ofthe body to announce the Commit
tee. 1t consists of a Chairmsn and Representa-.
tives Of the several Senatorial Districts into
which the State is divided
Hon. CHARLESJ. BIDDLE, Chairman.
lst Dist--Theodore Cuyler Robert j. Homphill,
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,

TREASURER,
ISAAC KLINE, of Bradford twp.
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For Judge Of fhe Supreme Court
WALTER II. LOWRIE,
OF Allegheny county.
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DRUGS.

n HAVE associated with me IA business Mr. G. w
Sloan who has been assistant In the for q
number o: years past Hereafter the business will be
continued az the old stand under the ~
bro - MING. a. SLOAN.
Heel grateful Tor the liberal patronage which hare
ever recevedtrust by Dict attention 20 business and
" Bit0SNis6.
n LII persons knowing themselves indebted 20 me viii
~ please call az their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and obiige r. BROWNING
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LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a. HORD'S REVISION.

me second volume Of NeS~rs Gavin Herd's eompiis
ton Of Indiana has just appeared This volume
completes their Nork Its mechanical execution Is yer
eredtable and the ski learning, ard labor which the
editors have BESTOWED H. merit the highest praise
Meme but learned dgcnt lawyers eoud have prciucec
snch a work
TIE second volume embraces all ,be public statutes Of
Indiana in force uPontse subjects to which II relates
and the first all excepting Of the last regular and
sessions Of the Legislature !, Is excel
lence Of the compilation that all existing statutes each
subject collected together the place in ,hess
Volumes that TIE reader can glance all the
legislation IN force any given subject Take for
ample, the Of 1854. organizing Courts Of Common
Pleas-the editors publish the large and they also
print in the form Of the page containing
this statute all the AmendafOry which have
been passed up this time. And they have done Of
all the other acts contained the revision Of 1852
The editors have value Of
umes-especally the LASTLY the eopious and learned
with which the volumes abound. These notes indi
much labor legal They furnish Us, in
and form. with all the adudioaiions Of
our Supreme Court on these statutes These sdjudca
being very numerous. the references 10 them
IN the volumes under consideration WILDE great value
70 the lawyer and indeed al persons concerned in the
administration OF justice The editors have referred
made ON statutes similar &c ours
An excellence Of these volumes not to be overlooked
the full and accurate index appended each la Ind
ana. there has been good index any volumes
statutes published by authority This provoking defect
has been completely remedied in the volumes under
view; these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
ell who have occasion to look into statutes.
This is the private enterr RE has
tempted the publication of Indiana statutes The At
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duly the learned editors and przng psblsh
ers Every lawyer WILL course purchase these volumes
every CLERK sheriff. and justice of the peace Of the
State, will find it to his advantage TO own them.
DAVID MD0NALD.
indianapolis, June 5, 1864
The foregoing notice by Judge McDoSAiD, Of GAVIN
Compilation OF the of Indiana is d.
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mediation the ability, accuracy. and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume, which has just been issued from
the press, being delivered TO subscribers rapidly
possible. This edition of the will be found
cessy every lawyer justices of the peace. and county
officers in the State The publication of the work
private enterprise, and the publishers only hope
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was prepared. The volumes contain ahou, lco
pages of NATTER nearly double the quantity embraced
the revision Of 1857.
The price of the work 81 so per volume 80 90 fo
the volumes Orders addressed the subscriber Wi
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM,
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NOTICE.

To Shippers of TalIow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c. &c,
TuvHE UNpERSIGNED. HAVING FOR NUMBER or
yssr gwen her particular attention 10 the sale Of
the above articles. feel eorhdeut 81 their sbv 10 dis
pose q eonsignment sent 20 them very advantageous
terms AM psr-oli desrng Weekiv Cfrr,,l,rs can
have them gratis BY sending their addres. 20
ABRAM KNIGHT A SONS
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OCulIST.
Harmon Marsh. Oculist,

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INDIANA.
nFFIcE IN BI.ACKFORD's BUILDING. SECOND
~ roor, over the American Express once
eHeH.Guae cess
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Joss W Pxfrr wabash, }. ID McDoSsID. Aftica.
T. hcCAEr1. Nabash. N. N. Mryokp, AtticA-
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n. Braden, Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
fee. BlacSford's BLOCK. ID floor: boards atO.
JohnSon's. three miles north Of the ".
railroad =. LAG
VIM ]. Wallace, Commissioner. Office. Black.
ford's Block. residence, No. lei East Market
Lac
Thomas r. Harvey. Surgeon. Office, with Pro-
vost Marshal. boards at No. TO-. Fast WASH
fngton street. Observation-Disclosures a2ss
1854
Add Gen. Darlington, Office In State House. 1854
sos2f
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CED RON BITE r s

one trial, and you will never use any others
IL j. necessary publish long st OF diseases FOR
which the CedrOn Btters are a specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS
LIVER.
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment Of the stomach or Bowels;
In GOUT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And I'm FEVER AND AGUE;
II J. destined 20 supersede all other remedies. IL not
My cures all these diseases but Il prevents them.
wine glass full Of the Bitfers taken an hOpr before
each meal will Obvaie the III effects Of the most
healthy climate and screen the person taking against
disease under the most trying exposure
Sold By Druggists and Grucers generally.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal ONCE Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold ia indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tominsor
Cox, and J. w Bryan jy20-d3m
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FOUNDRIES.
THE HOOSlER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY WE ARE
prepared to receive and satisfactorily execute
ord,Fs for stoves and castings generally The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he Ia
procured desirable and perfect patterns fpr cook
and pArorsto eseverntr0duced intohe marke NeeSpe-
cslly vite the attention - wholesale dealers
this branch Of business with request that they viii
Civ call cur other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns which desire 60 make prominent fes
ture manufacture railing and mill caStings
miil> and kettles house work, such ventilaor> win
dow caps Sill and are. IN fact everything ro iuced
In an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise hat well and promptly per-
form.
once and foundry los south Delaware street. adioin-
Ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana CentrA al
Freight DePots, Indianapolis Indiana.
myi3- cox. LORD FECK.
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rRUSSES. &C.

Sole Proprietor AMI yrairIfafurcr Of the Hard Rubber
rrl~< nnicr Rsxs ('ss-iycar's Patents
The ilrl Ri'd-r Truss "a unlike AMI sgirior 10 all
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Hernia g yssrs staIptsy: j-s us prs injure
the cori. AMI i alaays clean and cssi as new.
Patients - arc,rufeiy fitted BY sending size In
Inches ar.suni ispiy IN lire q rupture
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Wis. Chirae,s. Dr N"lcsst. Nlusukee. Vie
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