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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

ENGLISH ADMIRATION FOR FARaAcur-Ihc
London correspondent, Of the Nm York Heraa
writes as follows
Admiral Fauagut's perlormllte + < 4.
himself into the maintop and dashue rg1. IN
the forts giving them broadslda aifc- brajsie.
exoites intense admiration An English army
officer remarked to me that itc4l.gd up The day.
OF the heroes and demi gods OF ancient Greece
No such nautical exploit, SAID be, has boon seen
IN our day. Nelson was shot by q man 10 tbe
rouudtoP oi theenemys ship, while faru-. pot,
himself 10 the foundlop to be shot o. So a.-
as you have such stuff among you $50 shall n.v-
n be ashamed 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

TnE SruESrkgSru.-wo learn that, ., last,
tho las, company of the 18th Vermont is full,
and organized or about y be, the men having
been already sent forward to New Haven Col.
Randall, who has been impaIien. ol the delay
which ha, kept him from active service 10 the
field. will now DO able to take Command Of his
regiment, and 20 with Il TO the 'front.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

A SoLllER Stony Little " Macs acsrr,.
anco Of the nomination Of the Chicago Csnyen.
ton, reminds a soldier Of tbe following ltde
story which he sends to the Tribune
" Mack and nackorcl quite alike. a9d
reminds nc OF a story, ls good old Abe g.sa.1
say. gentleman, now le4diag Newly yff
merchant kept country store 30 Penasy
10 1870. smart and pushing, be a4,erIsed ..I
over the country that to everybody who I'D. ID
buy $40 worth Of goods VI him b would Dr..
sent quarter barr Of mackrltD O1e nora.
ing an irish woman, Mr. Mc>5me -ly called.
and after examining carefully tue stock, % 4et
occupying the time o! cl Tx TAO hour, said
That she might be- back during ile Gag arl rur.
chase but she would " take ne guqrt.y barre N
mackerei any hoC - So with M.,A 49,. Us
platform, he takes the nomination auy bow"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

STArE CoSyNroN.-0uc readers will find,
at the had Of or editorial Sllln,s, the clll Of
the State Committee To- gr4nl Union rally
and convention at Burlington on the th oil
October, to nominate candidates for electors.
1t is also announced that eminent speakers from
abroad will be pr sent. While We think 1t was
mistake tina, The convention WAS not called
here at an early day IN the session, whore it
would undoubtedly have brought together a
much larger gathering, We yet expect 1t will he
at Burlington demonstration worthy Of the
State and OF the cause. Let all attend who
can. IL comes at a season when tho people Of
the State are as much at leisure as d, any ,ime
during the year, aud lot them olac together GA
that day 10 renew their pledge OF devotion 10 the
Urion, the constitution, an ! tue laws of the land.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27
New llsmpshise newspapers have dwinilei
in number from ioriy TO twenty nine.


PATRIOTIC SONGS. Oliver OLSON & O.. Bj..
ton, have Just published a new aul very excel
len, collection Of the mos, popular patriotic songs,
in cheap and handy form, entitled tie " Trumpet
Of Freedom" Price 40 cents. For sale BIZ Geo.
W Wilder. a, the Freeman Book Store.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

Lieutenant Geusral Gran. has issued order
that no spIrIuous, malt, or vinous liquors shall DO
allowed to come into the armies, except through
the cOmmisary ami medical departments.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

Secretary Chase, in aspeeoh made by him
recently in Washington, DECLARED himself as
earnestly desiring The reelection oil Mr.. Lincoln,
aad he said he expected to take tbs stump in
Ohio in his support.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

TnE llAsBuRG FLo-rhe correspond crof
the Rutland Herald thus describes the lia m5arg
flag, which has been mentioned sever times.
we believe, in connection with YerrAsa. aad
Merno sheep
Tho flag is II by s fee, in sizs, made vi tho
finest kind OF worsied IL is of crimson color.
The middle 1t white. The dntl,s on the h8r
were s. in gold and the cost was upward. OF
$50. The device consists Of i. gate, pillars and
three stars. The stars represent the hres lro
cites Of Anhault, Lubec. add Bremen The
gate aud pillars repressnI Hamburg, and the
whole represents Germany
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

Frank Pierce wrote a lsuet - thl Chicago
convention declining the nomination oil lha, body.
Considering the sll ht chance he had of being
mined AZ candidate, this act reminds some wip
Of the trick geese have Of ducking their head.
lest they should Bit the top when the bippds 20
through barn door
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

gratitude for the uniform kindness which Ios
marked your course toward me.
Yours, very truly, NJ BLAIR.
the President"
1t is noticeable that the President informs
Blair that he has no dissatisfaction to exnrass
personally or Officially" aud we are therefore
left to the inference that the dissatisfaction (.
political. The people will rejoice to know
that Blair is out, and will hope that be NAV
relieve the president still further by no longer
meddling by his advice or influence.
Mr. Lincoln might have made this removal o
Blair more gracious to the people, by less delav
in bringing it about bat it is better late Cham
never.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

Total vote, 1855
Union, 1888
Democratic aud scattering, 2l7
Union majority, 1927
This is the way the 'oldiers are atiiyiDg the
domination Of" Little" Mac 1t i, hardly, there
fore, a matter of surprise that the McClellanites
are opposed to soldiers voting as in Maine where
the Democracy voted solid against ;he amend
ment to the Constitution Of that State allowing
soldier, in the field the privilege OF voting No
soldiers except those serving under rebel flag.
exhibit any enthusiasm for the Chicago platform
and ticket.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

BaowNS BRONCHIAL fRocnEs are widely srslwn
as an rs abii' ed remedy Tor Coughs, Gslas,
Bronchitis, HodrsRs,s, ami other troubles OF
the Ihroat and Lungs Their good reputation
and extensive use have brought out limitations
ami similar preparations represented 20 be tho
same, shlch are generally injurious. OBrAS
only " BropHs Bronchial Iroches
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
" Contain no opium nor anything injurious,
DR.. A. A. HAYss, Chemist, Boston
" An elegant combination for Coughs
De- q. +. BlGgLow Boston
recommend their use 10 public sDealers'
Rev, l.. Ii. CnAr.N.
Most salutary relief IN Bronchitis
Rev. ;. SkeRFED. Morristowu, Ohio.
Very beneficial When suffering from Coils.
Rev ). j. 2. Anderson st. Louis
=" Almost instant reist IN ne distressing tabor
Of breathing peculiar 10 AsihBid.
Rev A. Q. EoGLEsToN, New York
They haze suited my case eractiy-rd,rmg
my throat so that could sing ipith Ease
7. DuonRAME
Chorister French Parish Church Montreal
As there arc limitations, be sura 20 OBTAIN
the genuine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27
Democratic Over tho Left.

The total vote Of the Vermont soldiers in the
cid, for members Of Congress, is reported as
follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

NAHAN1, September 18th, 1904.
GENTLEMES Il enclose you my letter Of re-
ply to an invitation from some OF my RepuDh
can friends u meet them at faneul Hall. In
declining their invitation / have Informed them
Of my intention 10 stand aside from the Presi-
Dental canvass, and assigned my reasons Tor
doing SO. 10 avoid REPETITION, enclose you
tins letter. IN communicating TO you now OF
hclally my desire 10 with raw my name from
the Inst Of Presidential candidates. 10 this de-
cision have the approval u such Of our friends
as | have been able TO consult. Urged by the
neaf approach Of the election, | have thought II
not prudent 10 incur the longer delay OF con.
sulting others but have reason to believe tina,
tney will unite with me fully upon the ptopre-
" Of the step have taken. But in withdraw
10Y from the post Of candidate do not ia any
way inteud 10 withdraw from NV share in the
labor which we jointly undertook 10 secure the
triumph oil the ideas roprest nted hy tho radical
democracy Whatever tue mex. administration
may be, We owe It to ourselves 20 form pha.
lax, c,mlae, and capable by It's thorough uni
/ ty of exercising prcssur. s'rong enough TO as
sure the eventual success Of lhe principles ioI
which we have been c1ntendlns the re estab.
j Nsntntnt OF the Onluni tht Au0hDQn Oh slavery
and practical respec, for Liberty, 10 the pres
ent composition OF parties It Is indispensable
that earnest men should devote themselves T.
watching the progress and insuring the success,
Of these issues, regardless OF men or Ol parties.
Mr.. Lincoln says that he Goes not lead Dol
that he follows the vail OF the people Ii re
mains then Tor the people, in the event Of hi,
re election, yigllandy To require this following
at bis hands and further to require that in The
,xecution OF bis duties be keep scrupulousy
within the constitution and the laws, 10 max,
him recognize that be holds his place aud his
power not rs belonging 10 himself TO be used a.
his pleasure, but as really iAlthlul servant d
the people. THIS Is the important duty which
We have now to perform. Although as repre-
sentatiyes OF the Cleveland movement We sur
render our functions, The duty OF watching par
ty politics IN the interest If Liberty and tn
Constitution remains What steps are necessary
in the performance OF that onty must be III,
subject for IN ura consultation,
am, gentlemen,
Respectfully aud truly yours,
j. Z. FRNoNR.
Me.srs. Worthiugton G Socthen and others,
Committee, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, !
SEN. o. 1894 Z

Hon Montgomery bidir;
My Dear Sir You have generously said to me
more than once that whenever your resignation
could be relief to me il was at my disposal.
The time has come You very well know that
this proceeds from no dissatisfaction Of mine
with you personally or officially. Your uniform
kindness, has been unsarpa sed by that OF aus
lriend and while il il true that the war does
not 50 greatly add to the difficulties of your dc
partment as to those Of some others, Il is yet
much to aay, as most truly can, that IN the
three years and half during which You have
administered the General Post 0ihcl remem.
oe5 no single complaint agalns. you in eonnee
ton therowith. Yours as ever,
ABRAHAM LlNooLN"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27
ABRAHAM LlSooLS
" Posr 0rrloE DEPARTMENT, /,

" Posi- uFTiCE DEPARTMENT, D
Sept. % 1864.
My Dear Sir have received your note OF this
date referring to my offers - resign whenever you
should deem IL advisable Tor the public interests
that should do 50, aud stating that 10 your
Judgment The time has nov come | nov, there
lore, formally tender my resignation Of the Office
of Postmaster General. | oanoot take leave OF
you without renewing the expression Of ny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27
UNION TICKET.

FoR President,
ABRAH M LINCOLN OF Illinois.
RoR VloE PRIsIpEsr,
ANDREW JOHNSON, OF Tennessee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

D. C. Fremont
10 Messrs. George L. Stoarns and others, a
Commute, &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

Me.srs. Worthington G. Snethen and others,
Committee, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

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ISSUED FOR fhH fgss S sHs 81 INNING rno
The properly o. this company comprises isssi feet
s' @ esssf r sss
81 s Valuable ma s"%s md 0 os
stamp WORKING order tue pS andeus,sa '"eSs 'Su'
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JANIS DAY President Providence and boston Rsll.
stsTpIR PLAT. Aa,Isnes, rauaee
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NATHANIEL Hfii'' nArDEs ss
john ss's4't fowrR
cHAfaaS BANK
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5sy"ssn, q g Per share WIN be required lshs time
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THE PARK BANK-sEw YORK APRIL ia. lscs AN
20 fs. (. q.
va Dc held The bankins hoasr No. Beefnan sTsst on
Monday May from " NoST Heard
L okeIsizsp tSSEs ne laws or THa STAIR
CAPITAL sTocx-si sHoSe II 7sooo SHARES OF $50
rs HSssTTssss el
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LOWELL HoiBRooK New Yort sa
OFFICERS
WIN. WHITRwRlaHr, ". President
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f s suv5bkH d sssrssr' and Treasurer
Books OF subscription for the sale Of $3.50 shares OF the
$ Hi.a . sSssea wsasssa.y
tue 2t day Of April inst at II o'clock NJ, and close a.
socock Of the sans day Should larger number II
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Subscription price $40 per share payable 81 the time Of
The Trustees viii receive sl25tDO working capital
Nxv Yosx, April IS 1854. : $50 = ''''eA'
y. suBsSsifrIoSs RECEIVED
LIyERNoRE rLrws 4 CO.. a. 81.
81 WALL STREET n Y.
Onee.shth per cent commission allowed banks bankers
aud brokers'
CT QNO waNTED-FOR A TERN OF WEARS ON
Sl.oVV bond md first mortgage House and Lot,
IN Brooklyn. with fire policy Of $50 assigned Address
GA 900 OF COLORADO GOLD MINING sTocK
e,OO.VVV wanted subscription price. In exchange
Tor FIRST mortgage railroad bonds Address Finance Herald
CfD non TO LoAN-AT SIX PER CENT. FOR A
CUO.WVU term Of years on real estate n this cry
G7I 000 TO LoAH-AT SIX FER CENT INTER
mortgage real estate In this city Hrookyn Apply
the ciIce Of the People . Fire Insurance Company
sac fstr JOHN T. CUNREY. g. IAN street r
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ANTHOLOGY.
B. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL ASl "a
IL Ills skill by Thousands has h~cn tried
Aud thousands more he "A ill meet

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I. ever spd KNEW M's he VII sf as as 9.
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York iost ONCE. and get The ontliner sees
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seems sencss af your INTENDED hnsssr1 sTs 49,,
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satisfaction o. no pay. A--I A--A------- --------
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IN ted Madame PRiswsrks No. iH Sixth nvea,e 81.
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= of yout disr,siion, rhrrscicr co'plis nincnts
portrayed with srse scea sas og% ana encc,s
cea stamp TO Prof. Riz.toa bcs w Herald chle. ts
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She neycg fa,s 10 ten you true
n What 10. 1nc has W sore for yor,
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She will restore tsthiul 10 you.
foI ,o,c, so.d iuss n business .;. she ms
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/ This beautiful lady. TIED and trne .n.. ~
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V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17
OFFICE ARIZONA MINING COMPANY,
u 40

CyIx TER CENT lSrERt sI
- CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
81 Bo.rry Caunt street Oten day from
escs and on Mendsy. Wednesday and Friday evening"
e,osi.s made Or NJ ,efes April 20 will bear interest from
islinsI Bank bo,ksin Bngish, German and Freuch.
axynouR A. BuScr. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

\ U,HSaD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK. ffA
II Corner OF Third avenue and Twenty siSh s,rest
N sf# 49, Chartered 1854. 4
Bank daily from ~ A. N. 10 r. M and Monday
wednesday and Saturday evenings from Ito ePh
six rer cecil 'nssre" allowed on OIL sums FRO" ~ %
Al MONEYS deposited or b,,ors AfEIL 79d,.w Interest
from the ist SPENCER x. OkkEN, Pres dent a
RAssAsD gkLLs, ReercIarf ~
= - -
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CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsTOREn BIZ IL .
- guaranteed remedy, DR. POWERS Ee.cAes G. III 10
fenard street Ia less time and eheaptr ,sts tosa
any other medicine 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

mr. POWERS. so LisPRNARD STREE1 Cab 81
IL consulted cratis on all female comp mt us Perioo
cal Drops 4. per botile expressly obstinate
ware OF, limitations. E4sF r2s Y WIS v = ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

TAR POWERS. 90 LISPENARD STREET. TREATS III
diseases OF females with araleed euccsse tn
from uey-r successfully removed His fesioos
Drops az bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

I. 'l ,sss 81 Sg s;.,.a 2. e !, X ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

RIO LEAsE-H0UsH AND LOT IIs EAST TWENTY.
ninth street improvements In the for many pur.
roses eouse l2y Fast Twenty eighth street Apply ct
IN East Twenty eighth street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

nR. COBBRTT. NO 20 CENTRE STREET. BErwc
IL Chambers aud Reade streets. be coreu.eo Y
confidence diseases OF private character praCiIc.
"a years three OF which have been the hOspala OF
York and London enables him wi III
and general debility lhe victims Of imposition eau
him With the certainty Of beiIG radically cured Ca
B-see d. & i diplomas In his once Is embcr o.
New YORK University Medical College and College o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

MADAME PARsELlE, FEMALE PHYSIclAN Al .
WI mIlwfe.--t o ufortsble provided tol ,sass
through confinement Call At "a Greenwich stree,
CHtTTRRED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ~ rHAS'
~ guaranteed remedy. Dr. POWERS EtS-Nce OF yiis,
eice 81 itsi snard street cheaper rate thaussy
med IL 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

nR, WATSON, HAVING HAD AN ExPERIEECp
IL more than thirty years 10 enabled to guarantee &
10 al cases change Of diet restriction from
DR. Watson book, the cause and Cure iiv .r
throughout by anatomical plates contains vrlua bic
nation for such as are suherinR rom either disetss
blhy who contemplate marriage Price 81 Sod
MILLER CO Post Office l223i. BroAdwayt ana By tds
thor, at $50 broadway next block above the Mets0po'
Hotel from A TOO M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

no LIT OR FOR sALH--THB HOTEL AT voRr LEE,
4 N tnosn q. the Davis House Apply I, John con.
premises also Grocery Store 10 lei for sale Steamer
leaves The foot Of Spring street at 10 a. ~
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MEDICAL.

DyICE TO TIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ PARp's Female f,lls are the onay medicine N sr.
single ladies caD pc nd with safrty And ecrs.r,
he seni b. NAH. N. Blades oho desire 10 sysi
ee Madame pesrara uaaans certain AID cafe
slSth avenue. opposite Eighth street, Latter tsLep
adopted N. ~. 1850 800 S@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT
~ COMPANY, New York. prl H. lSjf.Notcr is hereby
given that the directors have this day made call OF in
s sss eapai sist tc By lie saeshos's q said COM
pany 10 be uaid on Tuesday, the 2Ch DAY - April,
d iohn Morris Treasurer, at No. 81 Broadway, and
that the shares of stock which said instment shalt not
be paid nj the lime aforesaid will wul all the previous
Iaynens thereon made be forfeited the entry Of which
FOR the n0npaymcut OF said nssineut wilt he
the 9th OF April 1851 The transfer book WIN b.
the I'D and onened the 18th OF April 1854
j. HAMILTON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

DR WARDS SPECIFIC AND PREVENTIVE CUers
the worst without mercury chs nEe o. ts.
DR. WARDS MA.ica, Invtkorntng Pills s. per psc
are sure QUE where manhood has been impaired
INPiLEPTIC AND NERVOUS FITS DR. EcD0Kt L .
II i52 West Fourteenth street treats and curse the abo9s
diseases Persons afflicted vted 10 call Ohcs ho
from TO !? A. NJ
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Grand INVITATION BALL or TnB SECOND RR0I
~ ment n. X 3 militia tKshty.second N y. Victor 80
vounieen) al the Apollo Rooms Monday Tho 18th dAJ
Following gentlemen = - 49, = ~. Il
Jas .TnosgsoS. Treasurer 4
BE1 A. HssSsv, Secretary. n4a 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

DvfCE TO MARRfEDLADIRs- MADAME rFsI
a fensle Physician and Professor Of hitvifery.e
view VII be necessary. No charge for advice hst
noe medicines can a!so be obtained Al XIX Liberty
o. BY mail, price s.. N. B.-Jadies who dcstrc b., 1
the beet medical attendance during conGnemcsl csr
commodaed. Her French fenaie Monthly Pills, pric.
box, No !, or No which are four degrees etronss.
Ne l. and never fail. safs and Lesitay: pt.s
boz. Can be sent BY mail. with full directions.
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