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An earnest and determined meeting
of the Board of Trustees OF this Institu-
ton was held at Northficld on the ID
inst. The Rt Rev DR. Bissell, the new
Bishop of Vermont, was present, and
took, ms trustee, an active part i'm the
proceedings. But one opinion was eX-
pressed or entertained, and that was
that the University must O. fofrard. A
resolution was unanimously adopted,
declaring it TO be, in the sense of the
Board, their duty to guarantee its con-
tinuance. Salaries Were pledged to the
professors, who have so long and ably
served in their respective places. Chas.
A Curtis, Brevet Captain in the U.S.A.
was chosen Professor of NJ litary Science.
He is a graduate of Norwich Univer-
sity, and will bring to it efficient aid.
But IL still more important election was
that of the Rev George Il. Eastman, of
the Diocese of Michigan, to the Presi
dency. Mr. Eastman has had much ac-
quaintance with educational matter, is
fine scholar, and every way fitted for
the place. He is native of Randolph,
Vermont, and a lifelong acquaintance
of the present Bishop. If he accepts
the position, as there is strong reason to
believe he will, salary of 5000 per
annum will be paid to him.
The first term of the next collegiate
year will commence on Thursday, the
81 day OF September. AT that time,
the new and spacious building of the
University, beautifully located and
beautiful in itself, will be ready for oc-
cupancy. The public therefore, may
put confidence in the Institution. Its
past record is honorable; Its future the
determination is to make ii still more
80.
Applications for admission should be
made for the present to the Rev Ed
ward Bourns, LID, Mortified Vt
1t may he proper To state that the
graduates this year We're five ia number,
and that, at the recent meeting of tho
Board, the Honorary degree of NJ. A .
Was conferred on Hiram Adolphus Cut
ting OF Lunenburg, VT, and that of LII.
ID. on John Hamilton Graham, of the
Province of Quebec. - Fsrmoat Trans
ptH
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DIED.


In Middlebury, July 10, 1865, Mrs,
Celeste A. Williamson, eldest daugh ter
OF }. Cobb, Esq, aged % years.
For many months her friends had
been aware that she was "a victim of
That disease, so much dreaded and vel
so prevalent In New England, Pulm0nl
larry Consumption. Although her sud
fering, during the latter days of hid.
sickness, was great, she had strong
desire to live. With health, she had
everything in her own nature and Id
her social relations to make life attract
i've, From her earliest childhood she
was possessed of a gentle and happy dis!
position, seeking and finding enjoy
ment for herself in ministering To the
happiness of Others.
As child, always obedient and kind /;
as a wife, untiattering in confidence and
affection as an associate, warm and
constant in her friendship. With a
conscience extremely sensitive, il need
hardly be added, she had place i'm the
affection of all who knew her.
Having been the subject of Christi
pardoning love in earlier years, she
felt, rs she.approached the gate of death
that in him alone was her hope.
One of the last words that fingered on
her lips was Jesus" W.
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A STATIC CHOLERA.

tATHk SrEoNGksr PRouF ot INTsINsIr AIksrr
DkAh Siits,--i ought to have Acknowledged
long ago the box Of Pain Killer YOU had the good.
ness 10 send me last year Its coming was most
proN,dential- | believe hundreds ut lives were
saved. under God, by il. The Cholera Appeared
here s9an alter We received it. We resorted At
once IL the Pain Killer using a. directed Tor tbol
era A list was kept Of all ~ whom the Pain
Killer was given and our native assistants a..
sured LIS that eight out of every ten IT, whom il
was prescribed, recovered. II has, too. been very
useful in various other diseases. 1t has orc, el
~ incalcuAbe blessing to mullitudes of poor pe,-
pie throughout all this region. Oar native preach.
es are never willing to go ont on their excursions
without supply OF the Pain Killer II giy.s
To families and localities Ly whom otherwise they
suBLi bs very injiffelently received
beliess me dear siIa af4iflulN ana faithfully
yonro, j, NJ. JuIi NsuN,
lL:lm Missionary al Swatun China
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID X. X.
lls BRAZILIAN LADIES BLESSINGS.

hs BRAZILIAN LADIES BLESSINGS.
EXTRACTS from letter OF distinguished gentle
man in Rio dc Janeiro.)
RApwAYs READY RELIEF, RENovATISG REsoL-
VENT, AND REGULATING Pulls
Rio de Janeiro, March POD, 1866.
Doctor Railway 4 Co..
Dear Friends,- NV wife
besses these preparations, VIXEN she thinks that
after three nights and days of suffering OF violent
pains in the stomach, brought on by overdoses Of
Quinine, by the use Of four drops OF Ready Re-
lief In some water, she was able TO sleep tranquil
re-establishei. | have also cured slave from
heart disease with "Ready Relief" and pills"
and have alse cured sore throat, rheumatic pains,
tootl ache, headache, &C., &c. With the "Resol-
vent have cured Eryspelas, Skin Diseases, &c.
II is my full Impression that the "PillS' are
the best purgative that can be found, not alone
for the facility which they can lie TAKEN but also
as they do not cause gripping or make you feel sick
| have son OF five years old now, who took
the Ready Relief when months old, as he sut-
fered from some irregularity in the bladder, pre-
venting him from making urine. The following
was the treatments 90 drops Of Relief in a cup
Of water, and divide 1t in portions of tablespoon
W hich he took every ten minutes, which COM
pletely cured him. He has since had collie, which
treat in the same wav and also rub the stomach
with it (pure(
Major Joaquin vieira do Silva Pinto, proprie.
tor, in the Cidade Lcopoidna, can prove that at
ter more than ten years suffering from Paralysis.
through the medium Vi your remedies he obtained
that which he had been deprived, and thought at
the time that be never would be able to get, and
that was the use of his legs.
You can fully believe that there are great
many people in this vast empire who truly con
fess that they their life TO the use in time CT
your precious medicines. You can make use OF
this as you think proper.
remain, dear friends, your obt sorv't &C.,
Signed, SIMAo DE SAMPAYo LErTE.
On inquring for these Remedies ask tor Rad.
ways as the country is flooded With limitations
Sold by Druggists aud Country Merchants. See
Railways Almanac for 1868. 17;2w
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WIIAT EVERY HORsEMAN WANT
4 good cheap and reliable liniment. Sucn an
article il
DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENI
la pint bottles, AT .ne dollar.

TIT TITI W0IITC7i II WWN WOITIF.
ior l.anenc'', Cuts. Calls, Collie, Spr,ins, &c,
warranted cheaper than any other. 1t is II ed hy
all the great h"rsemcn on LOn, Island couiscs
1t will not cure Ring Bone nor Spawn, a. there
Il no lihiment in existence that viii. What it Is
stated Ia cure it positively does. No owner Of
horses will Ice without il after it,ini one bottle
One dose rcNives and often saves the life of an
over heated or driven horse. For Collie and Belly
ache II has never TAI. I'd. just a. sure us tue IN
lises, just ~ sure is his valuable Lhimcni to be
the Horse Embrocaiion Of the dav. Use it one
aud all. Depot, No. ID Corllandt Street, New
York. Sold by all the Druggists and Storeherp-
ers l5Iw
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TREMBLING MAN There IS n

/ N man "hu.e h.ud ,tor- NOT ilvnlI-. hut
handle a hIu. Ia with ieNtrlit,, ant Law. ou The
PAlNl thai never lcIN,s color CT tain lie
paint, iirls h"N nrn aud w"nieu. ln the hun
drc- eNeiV daN un evening lie remove. pain
"a i ID, ma%ic "i anN name or nature, whether
chronic ot acute from - nipple nlu, quito lite 10
tle most lii.,''tlul cancel Rrolen down, treln.
bliu- patients are seut Nv the uliicers of hnspi.
tai t" NDl' on ) Ohire. M. l70 Chatham
squire, and all pain is removed Tor every
application, free "i rNpen-c, without money ar
p,icc for the i,nanl ui' the >unken cellar oi the
lhc,nos tenement house, ar for the owner. .oi
brown eiunr an. marble palaces Of Filth Avenue
All, all are treated alike, and each wait their
iurm for Applicant ~ Of that wonderful remedy.
PAlN FAINT and all di.lrr-s pain AMI misery
yanishe, Instantly "a il commanded II, a srper-
''t"" a"i', ne upper III we hihl'"m "i
t''' i ~ vi my '"' '""'l 81 '' "'".n' a'h,
"Nr - i'i'' "e"' "he'' 'c'"le " hehl
un,i ", ~ , 49, ~ b'I,P ~, ""'e' VI wears
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ONEY,2h GENES

TIC Great Quaiag Remedy JOT Chiidren
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG sure to Regulate the Borels
allays all Pain corrects Acidity Of the
Stomach makes SICK and reak children
srRoSo and HEALTHY; cures Wind Colo
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qn,et,ag
Syrup, and take no other, and you are SAFE
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine
A, RICHARDS, New London, Conn
Agent for the United States,
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GRACEs CELkBkArED SALIVA

works like magic on ud Sores. Burns Sc.,lI-
Cuts Wounds. Bruises, Sprains ChappeI Hands
Chilblans, &c, &c. 1t is prompt in actiou, s"othe1
the pain, tales out SORENESS and letucrs the ,no,t
angry looking sTellings and inflammation; tina,
ahording relief and complete cure.
Only 20 cents u box ; sunt bv mail Tor IS cent .
SETH W FOWLE 4 son, Propricturs.
law No. IL fremont ST Eu,tou
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A N Invaluable Medicine for the PuriS

4 n TNITIH VI FIIU IIIVVV -
DIR. j. W. POIAND'S IUMOR DOCTOR,
positive remedy for all kinds Of Humors Scrof-
ula Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Nettle Rash
Boils. Carbuncles Ulcers, and all obstinate aiec-
tons Of the skin Mercurial Diseases and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, and those dis
ease originating in the Derangoment Of the Diges-
tive Organs, viz-Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia,
Nervous affections hesS Snr, La1g@or, Loss OF
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DIR. n ANDkks' .UDlNt WArlr

pure solution ot Iodine dissu\ ed ia ~ alter with
out solvent containing | a gains OF Iodine to
each luid ounce ul water. Iodine i, admitted hN
all medical men, to lie the bu>t known renied,
for Ser"iula lcofh, Cancels 8 philis Salt Rheun
&C., hnj ihOusauda can testify IL the wonderful
virtue Ut tti~ PREPARATION in such ca.,.. tirrii-
lart ilee. J. +. DlNSMORt, rruprietur
NJ 81 DrA 81 ~ A..,I
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN

Tx KFNEW EK
II will positively resture GkAl HAIR IA IL.
original color
II Keeps the hair from falling out. 1t /, the
best dressing in the world, making liiele.s. sim
brashY hair. healthy, soft aud glossy
X. T.. HALL & CO., Nashua N H. prsnr;.tor.
For sale bv ali druggists n 4y
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J. p. DlNSMORE, Proprietor,
81 Dew Street. New York.
wIsrARS BALsAM OF WILD CnERRl

has been used for nearly halfa century ior Coughs
Colds, Consumption aud every affection oi tie
Throat, Lungs. and Chest. 1t cures u cough b.
loosening aud cleansing the lungs aud ala,ing il
ritatiun. thus removing the cause instead OF dry
ing up the cough and leaving the cause behind
SETH W. tOWLE Il son, PROJECTORS,
No. Is fremont 81 Boston
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DOCK AGENTS " ANTED

- 10 solicit orders Tor Elliots new work, RI
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on rIE Holy LAND. Bv Henry Ward Beecher,
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RI. Rev Ihos. NJ Clark. bishop Of K. | &C., &c.
This is u new and original work by these su-
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publisher, ]. H. BURR & co,
9.dm Hartford Conn
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
REMEDY

DR.J. w .POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Az
fectons generally. 1t is a remarkable remedy
for Kidney Complaints. This medicine Is tree
from anything deleterious, pleasant to the taste,
safe vet sure and effective in its action. HOLY
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FOLLOWING REMEDIES

L are all old and well established and thou
sands have been benefited by their use. They
are for sale by druggistu generally.
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
protected Solution of the protoxido OF hon. SUD
pie, the blood with its Life Element, Iron, giv-
ing strength vigor, and new lite to the whole
system. For DyIpepyia, Debility, Female Weak
nesses, &c 1t iss specific. A 80 page pamphlet
containing valuable treatise Oh Iron as II Med
icins" with certificates and +, recommends tiuns. a e
will be sent free.
J. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
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I + A HUMBUG,

l. What a wonder,
That the doors
Are open wide;
EN er since the
FIRST OF August
Thousands have
Pain Paint applied
Those who lie
Or call il humhuP
Are the doctors,
Not acquaint
For they always
Have been jcalout
When their patient
Use Pain Paint.
Pile up facts
AS high as mountain
Flash the truth
Before their evcs
But the cry
Is ALWAYS humhug,
Men ii science
Full Of lies
Pain Paint has been tested free Of cost. over
ten months vvclV day (except Sundavsl at 11O
Chatham square, n. ior the removal and cure
Of all mamie, ul all manner OF pain AMI disease.
The Office IL constantly crowded with pat tents,
rain or shiuc. Every prrhn who buys PAIN Paint
or tiles il lrcc al cost, kuuws that all WIN taH il
humbng tell a ia!.elinod.
We want ne poison in cur lips
No pills to swallow down
We want no burning linimeut4
In City, County, Town.
We want to know the law. at health
We want to simn disease,
We want tew Doctor s. / i'll. t. pay,
On tndertnkera iee-.
We know all li. have hui then duy
That ply 'iu j. deceit
The Lancet and the LlooiN Bowl
W. urNer more hail greet.
We know oar -tunia,h. we've not made
Iu dteh,h with ptr.'ntiNe.,
Brute he Iu,f han The hHtrtul dr.-
AuI eNe'N th.it that live.
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ITCH ! ITCH - ITCH 4
Il SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH

in from 10 TO 46 hours
WHEATON OINTMENT cures IHE lrCH
WHEAToNs OISTMKNr cures SALrRuEuu
WHrAToSs OISTMFsT cures T.rr.K.
WHRAroSs OINTMENT cures BAHnTus Ir,It
WHEAToS's OINTMENT cures On SnrEs
RHEAFos's OINTAsNr cure EyEnY KIN
OF HUMoR LIKE NAL
Price, so cents box by mail, 90 cent?. Ad-
dress WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. 1. Washington
street Boston, Mass. For sale W all Druggists
Boston. Aug. &c 1867. 23-Iy
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FIRST MORTG AGE BONDS

upon uch a prhperty, costing nearly Three iiues
their amount, are secure beyuad any contingency.
The 'omplny have abundant means in their
treasury. and make nn appeal Ia the public L.
pui chase their Bonl- as the dav subscriptions
are entirely satisfactory; hut they submit that
Tor entire security and liberal returns there j. GER
,anlv no better investmenl in the market
The tuion Pacific Bonds are tor 81 Uu1 each
and have coupon, attached. They have thirty
Near la ran, and bear annual interest. PAYABLE
on the first DAYS of January and Julv al the Com
lauN 3, office in the Citv Ut New York AT The rate
of 'iX per cent. in Sold The Principal is PAYABLE
an gold al maturity. Al the present rate Of gold
the. . bonds pay annual income on their cost of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
ami il i, believed they will soon he at prem,ium.
The COMPANY have bu' very limited supply OF
their Bonds remaining ON hand, but any snbscrip-
lions accepted to greater amount than eau lie
filled from Bonds now in the Company posses.
SION will he supplied rem the New Bonds 10 he
issued on that portion Vi the road mpleed in
the Spring, in the order in which they are recriv
ed
The Company reserve the right To advance the
price of their bonds To- Il rate above par at any
ii ne, ana will not till any orders receive any
subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid al the Company, office before the
time of such advance.
Subscriptions will he received in Midilehurv hy
IRA W. CLARK
"H'i ~ w" IN ~ NV N'HlpiHN Oih''s NO.
20 Nassau Street, and hv John j. Cisco & Son,
Bankers, No. % Wall ST., and by the Company's
a|verlisci agents throughout the United States.
Remittances should he made in drafts or other
funds par in New York, and the Bonds will hc sent
flee oi charge bv return express. Partic> sub
scribing through local agents. will look to them
Tor their sale delivery.
A pamphlet and map Ior 1868 has jul been
published ia the Company, giving full er iniurma
lion than is possible IN an advertisements respect
H.. a. L..
the Country traversed bv the Rhad. the Means
for Construction, and the value Of the BOuds,
which viii he sent free On application at the Com
panN'> offices or I" any ni The advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer, New York
April 10, 1865. S33nGm3
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W. p. RUSSELS DRUG SHORE
MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs,

Nl 4 TAN. The only reliahle remedy Tor
those brown diseoorations ON the lace is Perry
Moth and freckls Lotion Prepared only bv
Da b. G. PERRY, ~ Bond St, New York :
9B Sold everywhere. 52;Cm
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G=k 10 5000 per month salary paid
TT ~ 10 Agts', male or female, 10 introduce
our Pat Mt Everlasting White Wire Clothes Ihe,'
AddreS7 The American Wire Co., - William IT,
y. Y, "r 10 nrar,oln It., CHICAGO l5,lw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by TIA,
Probate Court Tor the District Of Addison Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims ami demands of all persons against the
tate of CHARLES 7. SEARL,
late OF Bridport, in said District deceased, aut
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from The 2Gth day OF June
being allowed by said Court for that purpose ~.
10 therefore hereby give notice that we will al
tend to the business Of our said appointment a,
the store OF the late q. Scarf & Son, in Brdport
on the I'll Saturdays in August and November
next, from one until four o'clock r. NJ on each ~
said days.
Dated at Bridport this 9th day Of july i56.
n. S. BENNETT,
l6;3w FREDERICK MINER. I tom ets
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\ GENTS WANTED For the Best
1 Book out A picture al the DesUlairl
n'sis'' aird the WORK al Restoration 1905 lSts
Target 'n.iu.emrnla oiirrsd. For ,irlular-. all
hfcNA l.. SiEbblNS, Hartford, Ct. li.lw
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FIRE IN BRANDON

NERltIlbl4f. Flkf IN bhANi'oN
All Tires are terrible just in proportion 10 their
iestructivencss to lite and property. But thanks
TO old Vulcan thus far here in Brandon We have
been happily exempt from his devastating power,
and consequently am able to make the crafty
ing announcement that at the
BRANDON BOOK STORE
your readers, and Others, Mr.. Editor, will find
constantly on hand a large assortment ot School
Toy, Blank and Miscellaneous Books Stationery
of every description Home and Foreign Stereos
copc Views. Quarto Bibles, Albums, Games,
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, Initial Paper, Sewing
Machine Casters. WEED SEWING MACHINE,
Fancy Goods and ''but why attempt an cnum-
Grafton = You will here find everything usually
kept at a irst.cass country Bookstore Tell the
dear people so and, now mind, don't fail to
peak OF our gorgeous patterns of
WALL PA u f X.
Why, we have "los OF EN-, aud at price, which
it j. believed will compare iavorably with those
oi any Others, here or elsewhere. Several thous-
and dollars worth already sold. With the assur.
snce friends, that fully appreciate your past Ia
vor- and hope to merit them in the future.
remain YOUR oh acrVt.
C. {, SLASON.
Book seller aud No r dealer
Brandon " NAV 1865
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK

az the earliest possible DAY, Will he done,
The Union Pacific Railroad Company receive
IA GOVERNMENT GRANT Of the right of
way, and all necessary timber and other materials
found along the line of its operations.
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT Of IL, 800 acres
of land to the mile, taken in alternate sections on
each side Of its road This is an absolute donation
and will he a source OF large revenue in the future.
III.-A GOVERNMENT GRANT OF United
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to $4,000
to S4S 900 per mile, according to the difficulties TO
he strmounted on the various sections to be built.
The Government takes second mortgage as Sc
curitv and il is expected that not only the inter
est but the principal amount may he paid in ser
vices rendered by the Company IN transporting
troops, mails &c. The interest is now much more
than paid in this way, he, les securing a great
saving in time and money to the Government.
IVA GOVERNMENT OF the right to issue
Is own First Mortgage Bonds, to aid in building
the road, to the same amount as the L. 5. Bonds
issued for the purpose, and no more The Gov
ernment permits the Trustees Tor the First Mort
gage lIondhoders to deliver the Bonds To the
Company only as the road is completed and after
it has been examined by United States Commits
aiuners and pronounced to be in all respects a
first class Railroad laid with heavy T rail, and
completely supplied with depots, stations turn
outs, car shops. locomotives cars, &c:
VA Capital Stock Subscription from the
stockholders, of which over Fight Million Dollars
have been paid in upon the work already done,
and which will he increased as the wants OF the
COMPANY require
NI--Set Cash Earnings ON its WAY Business
that already IL u"re than the interest the First
Mntguye Bonds. These earnings are no nd,a
tion al tho vast through traffic tLut must follow
the Opening at the liue L. the Pacific but iheV
r.ittin, prove that
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Hear what the Rutland Herald -av. otr
IR BuNCh-s FOOT ROT REM

- EDl-Uurc- he Foot Eoi every time
Lures 4nlsker aud "a lei "t application 3,It ~
all dealers Ia medi>,Hl- Inv II.
r. FEM ~ 90
Proprietor, Rutland VI