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Ayers Ague Cure,

vnic. neatrsl;zcs this n,al,rioas poiaon in the
loot IN stimulates the liver espel It from thu
aoiv. As il should so IL does cure this affecting
Disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more,
~ does what IS Of more service 10 thoee sub
ect TT .s IN feciion II t.ken in season it expc2s
fro.n the system il Is absoried and thus keeps
Lose WIN it free from its Attacks; keeps tae
Ystc.n in health although ex>osed 10 the disease.
'aa.e,.~.,'v il not only c,->s hut prutects from,
he great variety oil aHecsi,us which are induced
- lis mai ,nant ;nfleRse. sCeh as Remiftent
Fs'nr. Gail Fever, Di-,h or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Biiiois Headache, H6cuD
Tevers. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness.
rooth .-he, Eararhe, Catsrrh. Asthma, Palpfta-
ian. p,ininl Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
,olic psrrIvsis. and Painf:l Affections of the
|;aaiach AID Boaels, all or which, when arising
-,al this sause, will be found to assume more q
the intermittent type. This AsuB CrRR -
tie cause OF these derangements, and cures
he d:seass. ~ ~sr ss-fe = lts
This il acco,npiishes BY stimulating the exeTe-
.arirs to exra! the virus from the system !; and
ssac organs IN .icfees become habited do this
e-i- oil 81 tcir own accord. Hence arises what
r.e end. ia. ofsea HE Is not long enough. or i
.crifeed in the attempt. while this !" AGUE CUR1 "
mss il at once. and with safety. We have great
-slspn 10 believe this is . surer well ~ safef
-.nss.v far the whole class of diseases which ayo
r'tssd by the riesmatic infection, tAan any other
siich has been discovered; and II has still smother
important adra.sage 10 the public, which i, that
as cheap Vel Is good ,tiHs t-'fpsi-
PksPAl;ED ny fF.20ifiG-sf4
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re- During the pas, week We have
cen enjoying spl'rdid weather. clear,
warm, and pleasant. regular Indian
ummer.
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EF The track OF the q. p r. r is
aid across the Grassl o7per and rapidly
!, rogrt ssing westward.
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TO coNsuMprEvEs.

cUFFERERs with CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA.
- Bronchitis. o, any disease of the Throat or
Lungs. will lie cheeriuIiy furnished, without
charge with the remedy by the use 81 winch the
Rev Edward A. Wilson. Of williamsburg, New
York. was completely restored TO health after
having suffered several year with that dread dis
e 50. CONSUMPTION To Consurrpfve sufferers
tbs remedy j. worth an immediate uial II viii
cost uo,hine. and may he the means of their ptr-
feet restoration. ] hose desiring ihe same wIl'
n. a. address Rry EDWARD A. NILSSON
les Sauth Second ST., Williamsburg. Kings 90
90 6v New Yeris
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The War Department has decided.
with tie approval OF Gen. Grant. not 10
restore the property Of ex-Gov. Henry
A. Wise Of Virginia. Gen. Terry
action in refusing to give up the estate
Is fully sustsiped. Wise's house isss'i'l
used as school Tor the children Of
freedmen. and John Browns daughters
are The teachers.
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MAGAZINE BINDING
BULLETIN CO..
LEAyENw0RTH, KANSAS.
CAD TO Tns sUrSER1NG.


no Yor WISH TO BE cuREpg IL so, swAL-
1/iow two or three hogsheads OF .Buchu, Ton.
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ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pills cure in less than 50
days. the worst cases OF NERVOUSNESS impo-
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sarin. ard all Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous
A Elections. NJ mater from wharcause produce d.
Price One Ds,lisr Ter bog Sent, postpaid, BY
mail, or receipiof an oder. Ad rrss.
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No 40 broadway New York General gen,
S.--A box sent To any ashiress ON receipt Of
price-w,ich is One Do!lar-post free 81 i
descriptive Circular sent OF application.
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VALUABLE RECEIPTS.

Eaitr y TA<' Kadsp<aa<uk
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J hose receipts are valuable TO both Old ant
Young. and a shsy are mailed 10 al who need
them free Of charge they are wosshy tfe sstentioA
OF all who p,ix-. aeIssr, pure .sain, 1T hsolsy
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All arplicsi lions answered BIZ re Turn mail with
on, charge. ThOS.E-EHAPNAN,C hemisf,
.26lswY s3i Bresdwsy, New Yosk-
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hyeTs Cherry PectOFal

has won ssr it-..,f such rencwn for the cure q
very ss,.vfy Of l,srsa. ara aung Complaint, IL
4 Is eistire.y ESSAY Tor US to recount tbs
evidence of ifS virtues wherever il has been en-
p!nyed. A. it has long teen in constant -
throughout thu section, need not do more than
assure the people its a~aty is kept up ~ the best
ever has been. and that it may b relied - -
10 for their relief all it has ever been found 70 d0
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EFThe report OF the County Board
: another column. was overlooked al
e time j, should have been published.
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HThe Messrs. Deming have at last
OF their house moved to the former
te Of the Dutton House, and intend to
1 it up as Hotel.
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MERCANTILE BOOKS.

err. Manufacturers. Hotel Keepers, SC Ia our
facilities for The manufacture OF he hes inds
of Ledgers Jorrnais Day 30 Ks INV. ic. Books.
Shipping Receipfs Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockers. &c &c
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Below We give the official number of
ties cast for each candidate at the
ection On Tuesday last:
For Treasurer-Coy. 4so: Gephari,
"a.
For Sheriff-Gibbs. SI9: Dewey, 70.
For County Cierk-Cri.ch6eid, 8l6:
aihl. Al.
For Probate Judge. W. Day. 899-
For Register Of Dceds-Tro~er, 10;
carey. EOS.
For Coroner-Goldizi,,, 844.
For Assessor-Wiley, 6i3; Colby,
1872; Cheney. 81.
For Surveyor-Hnll. ISL.
Fer Comnissioneis-Is; Dist. Short,
577; Gathers goo, Foster. III. Buck.
I43. Cd dist. Smith 49e, Huber 927,
Sd Dist. Wilhelm 1876. Jamison 500.
For Representaiive-I9ih Dist. Al
len. 1879, Johnson l49 Goth Dist.
Vangossbeck 1874. Riddle 1874 e'st
Dist. Vanard ia, Kunkel 81. Wood
60. Whitlow 40.
No returns have been received from
North Lawrence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

Mrs. WinslOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents the attention Mothers
her Soothing Syrup for children ee,hng by softenin
the gums, reducing all namations will allay all pain
and spaSodc action, and Is regulate the bowels
Depend upon mothers it will give rest TO yourselves
and relief and health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 80 years.
and say in confidence and truth Of it what We have
been able say of any other medcine-never has
it failed in single instance effect cure when timely
used Never did we know of dissatisfaction by
any one who usedit. On the contrary all delighted
with its operations, and speak in of commentator
Of its magical effects medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "what do know after 30 years expert
ence, and pledge reputation the fuilment OF
what here declare In almost every instance where
the ntan: is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syr
up is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the flcsim lie OF CURTIS PER-
KINS, New York is the outsd wrapper. Sold by all
Druggists throughout the WORT RICE only IS cents per
bottle.
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MARRIAGES.,

Al bast 81. jonEsbGry. Dec. p, By Few. VIM.
o. Baldwin, Mr.. Lot q. Woodbury. of Concord to
Miss Jennie S. Wilder of Lyndon
At East St. Johnsbury. Dec. %. by Rev. E. D
Hopkins, Mr.. Benz. +. Woodbury. and Miss En-
cline Frye, both of Concord.
il Lyndon, Dec %, by Rev, NJ. e. Henderson,
Mr.. VIM. Cunningham oi Charleston ami Mss
Ellen Bacon Of iatiy, c +.
At Hanover, n. Il Dec, .. by Rev. 10 Bit
tengc. of 81. Adams, d.. Edward Cowles, $.
A, and Miss Hattie NJ. Wainwright of Hanover.
In Danville, Dec 20, Mr.. John A Fisher and
Miss Emma Jane Bruce.
In Peacham. Dee l., Mr.. VIM Williams and
Miss Rhapsa Merrill.
At Wyandotte, Kansas, Nov. 30. by Rev. l..
Boiwell Rev Leavitt Bartlett OF Kansas City
Mo md Miss Emily j. Scales, daughter OF ne
late Vim S ales of Lyndon.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE

The subscriber, en- account of i'll health. offers
his farm for sale, known as the John Haseltine
farm, situated one mile from Passumpsic, CON-
tanning nearly three hundred acres, suitably d.
vidad into moving. tillage, pasturage and wood
land. Water nswly brought to house and barn
from never-failing spring, also grated apples
and plums and fair supply of young thrifty
trees just bearing we'll and good sugar orchard of
300 trees, with good supply of second growth
woodland. The above will be sold together or
separately to suit purchasers. Terms made easy,
as one-haf or two-thirds may remain secured on
the place. tS5s JOHN HASELTINE.
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a. Gen Grant blames Gen. VIM. F.
Smith for delaying to assault the enemy's
works at Petersburg, on the first attack.
saying that he has never been able to un-
derstand why Cen Smith, after capturing
the rebel picket line at daylight, did not
get ready to attack the main lines till
nearly shutdown, and that then the assault
was made with only part of his COM
mand, and was stopped after partial
success, when Gen. Smith could and should
have pushed at once into Petersburg. This
failure to prosecute his advantage cost us
the costly siege OF Petersburg.
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HE DIFFERENCE.-The truth is we'll
put by the Montpelier Waterman, in
speaking of the hope entertained of re-
ducing its terms the coming year, that it
Is utterly impossible, and remarks: Our
present price of the weekly, with much
larger sheet, is the same as it was when it
took two bushels of wheat, or four bushels
OF corn, or sixteen pounds of butter, or
two cords of wood to pay for years
subscription. The same quantity of these
articles now, on an average, will pay for
hree gears subscription In the face Of
that fact, we are sure the farmers at least
cannot justly find fault, even if their own
products shall, within the coming year, be
reduced to less than half their present
value.
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c. George Canning Williams died at
Lancaster, Dec. 10, at the age Of 3S
years. lie was known principally in this
vicinity from his connection with the
White Mountain bank as cashier at the
time it was shut up, and his escape to
Cuba, as was then supposed with consid-
cradle of its funds. lie returned from
Cuba early in the fall. Mr.. w. was a
graduate OF Dartmouth, a lawyer by pro-
lession. and had served in many public
places of trust. Like many others of
brilliant intellect, he was man of dissi-
pated habits. and is reported to have died
.. de.iriun treinenS, cHr-ing his Maker.
The Lancaster Republican reports that
.learl Y if not quite POO voters of Lancas-
ter, have joined in request and promise
Of assistance to the Selectmen of the town,
to sumnarily dispose of the liquor traffic :;
and adds the hopeful prediction that Lam
caster will speedily assert her position as
an orlcr-loving and temperate town.
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Il T. X Nj \.

Il J.. X Nj \.
BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL. published
morning and afternoon daily SUNDAYS excepted p.
Ono co;.y, 10y mail. enc year so %
SEMl-WkkkLl JOURNAL. publish, Tues
day anu FRIDAY mornings.
One copy, by mail, 400
Five copies. 10 one address, ij01
Ten copies, 10 one address. 30 %
And one copy to the seiter-up of The clue.
WEEKLY JOURNAL. published ;fhurslay
morning.
One copy. by mail, go
Five copies, To one address. 81
len copies, To Gle address, II 90
Ard one copy I" the ge:'cr-up Of the c.lb.
u, Az orders must ue accompanied w the
money. Al Ia )crS are discontinued promptly
at the expiration of the time for which payment
has oeen made. Orders should be sent 10
CHARLES o. ROGERS
II Journal Office. Boston.
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c. Persons frequently remit for the
CALEDoSIAN, and ask that we return a
receipt The date following the name is
sufficient receipt and if this is not chang
ell by the first or second number printed
after the money has been received, we wish
TO be notified at once. If a written re-
celrt is wanted, a stamp should be enclosed
Tor return postage.
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THE NEW YORK TINES.
The Largest and Cheapest Newspaper In
THE UNITED STATES.

Enlargement of the Daily, Scmi-W e.kly and
Weekly TIMES. The New YORK TINES has
been enlarged to the size Of the London Times
Each number contains elg ht pages Of seven col
umns each-or fftysix columns ill all-Inahing
IT the largest newspaper III the United States
The TINES will contain regularly full Congress
sional Reports, Reports of the Legislature Mes
and Public Meetings, European news in :ull.
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, News
from all Parts of the World, Political and Gener-
al Editorials Literary News. Selections land
MISCELLANY.
Everything possible will be done To make the
TINES the most valuable and interesting Family
Newspaper Of the United States. Its price will
remain unchanged. in spite Of the fact that its
size and contents nave been increased one
fourth.
The following are the prices of the several edi-
tions. payable in all cases in advance:
The DAILY TIMES. perannum, SlO
. Sunday Edition included II
SEM1-WEEkLY TINES. one year, 5
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These prices are inyariable. Club rates are
discontinued. We have no travelling agents.
Remit " Checks or Post Office Money Orders il
possible. Address
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IL The SEMI-WEEkLY and WEEKLY
TINES will be enlarged about the hrst Of Janua-
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat require

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked, If allowed
to continue irritation of the lungs throat af
lection ncurable lung disease often the result
Browns Bronchial TrOches having direct influence
the parts give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma
catarrh. consumptve and throat diseases TrOches
used with always good success
Singers and Public Speakers will find Troehes useful in
clearing the voice when taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after exetion of the
vocal organs. The Troches recommended and pre-
scrbed by physicians and have ha testimonials from
ent men throughout the country. Being an article Of
true merit and having proved their efficiency by test O.
many years. each year finds them in localities in
ous parts of the world and the Troches ale universally
pronounced better than ether articles.
Obtain only " Browns Bronchial Troches" and do rot
take any Of the worthless limitations thai may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign coun-
tries, at IS cents per boxt t2Oapr66
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JOB PRINTING.

Uc hare 7ai.ly added number Of fonts o,
nec tgpe 10 orr office. and IRE are mo' better
hqa ercr prepared to do al kinds Of job print
ina. such as Wedding, ADDRESS and Business
Caids. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, ne
RENTS. Tar bills. auction bills, etc., etc.
c. ". STONE e. co.
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The editor of the Observer says that,
though he sees nearly all the Southern re-
ligious papers, and meets with many
Southern clergy, he has not seen line or
heard word in favor of Union between
the Southern and Northern churches at
present.
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ENION PETROLEUM CO.

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
Art. |. We, the subscribers, do hereby volun-
tarily associate ourselves together according to
the provisions of Chap. So of the General Stat
utes of the State of Vermont. under the name of
.he UN.oS PETROLEUM COMPANY, at ST j. hns-
bury. Vermont
Art 2 The business of this ASSOCIATION sl.am,,
be 20 extract petroleum minerals. and also to
purchase or lease lands or release the same, fOr
the purpose of extracting petroleum minerals
from the same, and for no other purpose
Art. 3. The CAPITAL Stock of This association
shall be ten thousand dollars, and il shall be Ill
vided into four hundred shares of twenty five dol
lars each.
Art. 4. This association shall be located al
St. Johnsbury, in the County of Caledonia and
State of Vermont and shall continue thirty wears
unless sooner dissolved,
Barron Moulton, Hubbard Hastings,
Tarrant Stockwell, Horace S. Goss,
Horace +. Barker Richard o. Goss,
L. c. Haynes, Abel 3. Goss,
M. Bowker, Truman Prescott.
William Clement, ]. l.. Perkins,
William Wilder, VIM. P. Fairbanks,
VIM. IL. Gilchrist, Hiram Russell.
]. W. Spencer, Emerson Hall,
G. II. Marshall, Noah Moulton.
BARRON MOULTON. President.
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Clerk
WIN. P. FAIRBANKS, treasurer.
Barron Moulton, J. W. Spencer, Hubbard Has
tings, Horace S Goss. VIM. p. Fairbanks J. L.
Perkins, Mitchell Boxker, Directors.
The first annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Union Petroleum Company, for E.s election
of Directors and the ctiOn of business viii
be held at my Office on the first Wednesday Of
January next, at o'clock in the evening.
1t H. HASTINGS, Clerk
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RRADSTREET'S PATENT
Wood and Rubber Moulding and
WEATHER STRIPS

WE ATH Err STRIPS
Are warranted. when properly applied, to exclude
windows, and to greatly economize fuel Now is
the time to secure your houses against the cold
piercing draft of winter. All orders left with R.
B. Cobeigh, Main Street, or N. NJ. Johnson.
Railroad Street, will be promptly attended to.
S. S. GILBERT, AGENT.
tS5s st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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necessity Of this splendid preparation was twoold and
well has II proved how this necessity has been met. To
nave true and natural opate for all of of sleep
d nervous debility and Spa>mOjc all Igic
rheumatic govt hysterc. paralytc and ST. vitus dance
cases as an inward application without producing
the horrors or bad effects OF opium. preparations
opium but preparation that should ii fail reaching
complaint, would leave stain of debility behind. For
tooth and eaache for nervous common sick headache
Tor the suffering In monthly menStruaon, distress after
eating II Is almost iilnble Ii is the production OF
eOraed herb from India, perfectly natural In color,
uniform III action and by confidence will be found
the greatest necessity i'll family This prepare
has the most unqualified confidence large numbers of
PHYSICIANS is controlled by thorough kuowledse med
cine and il is the wish of the proprietor that Il may be
accepted with perfect confidence by all from all
species of quackery and based perfect laws In
mat ria meica s1Asthma is most perfectly relieved
by the anojyne and among its great points
JOHN l.. HUME W ELL. Proprietor.
Practical Chemest, Boston.
Also prophet OF HunneW ellis Universal Cough remedy
and Hunnewels Eclectic Pills.
J. C. Bingham and S Randall Agents, ST. Johnsbury.
Sold by Sll dealers in medicine. tfebl6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

VERMONT STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The annual meeting was held at Ran
dol phi Dec. 20 and Il. 1t was proposed
to raise the sum of $1,000 for the purpose
of carrying on the temperance reform the
coming year, and a committee was APP
pointed TO accomplish the design. In the
northeastern portion OF the State, the So
ciety Of Good Templars is in hourishing
condition. The resolutions deprecate the
Use of CIDER, domestic wines and other fer
mented liquors as 4 beverage, by professed
friends Of temperance, as serious obstacle
to the progress Of the cause. They pro-
nounce in favor Of the present prohibitory
law, and the practicability of its enforce
ment, and advise the holding of mass
meetings wherever the executive commit
tee shall deem it advisable Rev. L. A.
Dunn of Fairfax was chosen President,
Rev. j. Torey of Hardwick, Recording
and Corresponding Secretary, and G. W:
Scott of Montpelier, Treasurer for the
ensuing year.
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LO1HZ.
DIR. j. II. iNDERS' IODINE WATER.

pure solution of Iodine, without solvent,
Containing full grain TO each ounce of water.
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured ana viii cure SCROFULA in all its
manifold forms-ULCERS, CANCERS, 81
PILLS, SALT RHEC,W-aI.d it has been Used
with astonishing success in cases of Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints,
Heart. Liver and Kidney Diseases, sc.
Price 81 bottle, or for So
Br. II. ANDERs 4 Co. Physicians and Chemists,
AS Broadway, New York.
Also for sale by SETH W. FOWLE & SON.
Is fremont Street. Boston, and by Druggists
generally. tljan67
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILI

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
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1t is vegetable comp und and contains no Injurious
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1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR ORIGINAL COLOR
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1t a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use #.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED The FIRST MEDICAL
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Hs-Ask for Halls Vegetable Sician Hair Remover
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t7Ap66 Box lbs BROOKLYN N Y