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The Vermont State Fair.

The tueuiy-secoBd annual fair Of chs
VeFuosi State Agricsltaral Soeieiy and
Wool Grouers' Association will Be held
on the grOsB3s o. the Caledonia County
Agricultural Society At s.. Johasbury. o1
Tuesday. Wednesday. THURSDAY aud Fri.
day. September 10Th. llth. l2ih AMI
18Th ls72. The Trsmiums 10 mos, Of
the classes have been revised aud iucreas.
ed. The premiums On horses and cattle
have beea extended at great expense to
the society, aud have been 80 arranged as
to tend to bring out a large display OF the
best animals IN the State.
The grounds are situated on an eleva-
ton about a mile from the village Of ST.
JOhnsbury, overlooking the Passumpsic
valley. afforiiug one Of the lisest pabora-
mas Of New England scenery. The bull
dings and appurienances are sufficiently
oommOdious and extensive to meet all
the requirements Of the exhibition. The
grounds are accessible to the Passumpsie
and Portland and 0gdensburgb railroads.
Every effort will be made by the people
Of St. Johusbury to make the aecomoda-
tions for visitors liberal aud agreeable.
The increased premiums and special eff.
forts 10 meet the wants of the people of
northeastern Vermont, 10 the arrange
ment of programme, the delightful sur.
roundings Of St. Johnsbury, IN conjunc-
ton with the earnest efforts of the mana
gers to make the exhibition attractive.
will make it among the most successful
that has ever been held in the history of
the society.
The society offers nearly five thousand
dollars in premiums, distributed as fol.
lows; Horses, $500; cattle, 81 200;
sheep, $500; swine, $50; poultry, $50;
larry, 800; fruits. SIS; sugar, s25;
s25; mechanics work and
agricultural implements, $500; floral hall,
5000. Ii
Negotiations are in progress for the
lsual railway arrangements both in Yer
mont and New Hampshire for fare one {
vay and TRANSPORTATION of stock and arti. ,
lies free. The annual address is to be l
delivered on Thursday, September 18th, !
y Hon. Horace Greeley, of New York. I
Persons desiring copies of the premium =
st can procure them by addressing Hen =
y Clark, Rutland VI. !
The indications foreshadow a success. :
al fair and large gathering of the peo-
lie of Vermont. Let the farmers Of Yer. {
lont from this time forrard make prep !
ratlons to carry to the exhibition the q
est products of the farm, the dairy. the I
hop aud household, thus bringing togeth- b
before the people the best specimens of
ur mountain commonwealth. il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
The Change OF Front.

1t must have been proud day for the
Republican reformers when Hoffman, the
agent of the Tamma any Ring, called his
seventy Satellites to their feet in Ford's
Theatre at Baltimore, and commanded
them to cast their votes soIidly for Gree.
ley. 1t was, as Schurz said, hard me-
cessity, or as the World says, a bitter
pill, but it had to be swallowed. 1t was
a case without precedent; there was no
such thing either in previous history or in
previous law, but it was a necessity
which knows no law. 1t must have been
a proud day for the republican refcrmers
when this same spokesman of the Tam
many Ring proposed as chairman of the
National Executive Committee, who is to
run the institution, adopted or rather
gulped down at Baltimore, the Grand
Sachem of Tammany and, as clDcher,
that,he, the Grand Slchem, was the Tn.
animous choice of the New York delega.
ton. So Augustus Schell is at once the
Grand Sachem Of Tammany and the
chairman of the National Executive
Committee, who is to manage the election
OF the necessity candidate. For WAYS
that are dark and tricks that are vain.
Tammany is pre-eminent. If Tweed had
been continued as Grand Sachem Of Tam.
many he would, of course, have been the
chairman of the National Executive Ne.
cessity Committee.
Tweed, Sweeney, Connolly, Hall, Gar.
vey and others of the Tawmany Club
were compelled to be absent. Some had
suicide. some had left their
country for their country's good, others
had taken up their residences in the peni.
tertiary; the majority of the leaders
anyhow, were under Indictment for fraud
and could not be present without forfeit
ing their bail bonds, but they sent their
fugleman, remaining behind the scenes
pulling the wires. 1t is the same old
tune, even if new fiddle is supplied in
the person of Augustus Schcll, who can
not fulfil his duty as Grand Sachem to
the Tammany Ring, and at the same
time carry oct the loud-mouthed profes.
sions of the republican reformers. for
whose candidate he has accepted the DO.
sition of chairman of the National Execu.
tive Committee. Altogether the position
is Interesting, the Tammany Ring swal.
lows the candidate and platform of the
republican reformers, as they call them
selves. as necessity. in return for which
they claim the supreme management off
the campaign, and at once nominate
their imperial ruler, the Tammany Sa.
chem, as dictator, with the name and Ii.
tie of chairman of the National Execu.
i've Committee, armed with necessity
that knows no law. Some think the swal. |
owing of Greeley at Baltimore was mere.
y feat Of of juggling deglutition, but
hey will be undeceived when they see the
manner in which the bowels of the people
will be moved, and the cramps that will
eize the political digestive organs, TO be
ollowed, of course, ass always the eff.
ects OF such unpalatable and nauseous
loses, by total collapse in November.
5urnt brandy would not save the patient.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
LIBERIA Republican State Convention.

Liberal REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS, }
CENTRAL HOUSE, RUTLAND, VT,
#' July 18th, 1872.
The Liberal Republicans of the State of vcr-
mont are requested to assemble in Mass Con-
yention in the City of Burlington on Wednes-
day the Slst day of July next, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
State Officers and electors of President and Vice
President of the United States:
CHARLES CLEMENT,
HENRY q. ADAMS,
J. A. SALISBURY,
FLETCHER TARBLE,
A. q. Sanford,
DAVID s. Sweet
ID. l.. KENT,
Il. HENRY WILEY
CHAS. CLEMENT, Chairman,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

RAIL RoAD MATTERS. Watch.
man has evidently "gone back" on its pet
railroad, the Montpelier & Wells River,
and in the last issue says nothing about
the "Osslpee route" for Portland. On
the contrary it urges Boston to double
track the Vt. Central and thus secure the
grain trade of the West 10 her ports. AZ
ter all it has said, it seems to us that it
ought to urge single track on the NJ. &
W. r. road first.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
Il. A. BACON.

Mr. EDIroR Why was it necessity
that Greeley should be nominee of the
Cincinnati Convention? Answer, be.
cause from the nature Of the party which
composed the convention. it became neees.
sary TO have penlto conceal in some
degree, their strange doings, -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

Work on the Railroad Is being pushed
as fast as l"en can be employed to do the
work. We understand that the cut near
Almond Boardman's is 10 be commenced
this week, also the trestIe work just east
of that in few days.
Mr.. Harding will soon commence work
through the "Notch," and place thereon
a large force.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

against ell assaiiau,s. n.s.,'
soa 10 proieci nsuihsr. -.
u'osH'aius fur gsusra,ias, =
have lived. There ed ryasi.
born and there l hop. ,au- !
labOrs Of this lie are sla.sl
riOos Vermont 9th thy rs
Thy grand old mountains. f..7'
laughing brook All lake, a. -
is no fact Of thy history Ofpsis,-
ren are DOT proud No u,.-
fame they wish to cras. e."
moHien, for what a nch -
your deb, Of gratitude duo! p,
, settlers, Tor Allen, Wsn., :,
men; for her grand Couui,,,.
Council Of Safety; for r.
Ticonderoga for her long lin. y.
statesmen, uBbroken from Dr.
to the present hour for Der 81
ct every call in the iron, 90 sr,,
ready to roll back the tiIeof i,,,
Saratoga and Plattsburgh. ha.
heights Of ChePultepcc, unIo,. \.
OF victory at Geltysbuig. r,,,,
battle at Cedar Greek, or cru4 :
ion at the Apomattox her in ;.;,-
tainted by the breath Of ,p.,.;.,..
legislature lncorruplible for ~
years; for her municipal or,,,,..
town city aud county, never dS,.
by a ring; for her colleges and -.
schools free to all Of every race. a,
condition; for her churches in emo,
let; her BENEVOLENT institution. ,o,....
poor at home aud stretching forl
arms to the fartherest ISLANDS Of L
for her thousand homes Of conf-
plenty, lighted by the presence Of 4,
ion and love; for her plain. pru3.r
orous race of men, her rudy cbill,r
glorious irue-hcarted woman; for he,
history and her present example; E
she has been, and is, and promise, IA
For all this inheritance you are iDi..,
to the foresight, the industry. tbs A,
age and the sacrifices of the men d,
deeds we celebrate here to-day Rem,
ber' then, their battle of twenty yarI
independence and self government. /
prompt to defend them and teach rr
TO keep their memories ,ru
green. And out OF the DEPTHS Of tbsr
'rent grateful hearts of every 500 d
daughter of the State they loved mavt
daily prayer ascend to Ilcayeu-Verna
sod bless her! God bless her!
Mr.. Chittenden mentioned in tbs cuV
Of his address that he had COLLECTED mB
researches large amount Of evidence n
recently made public, bearing 90 The
'harge Of treason brought against the Yer
mont leaders for their negotiation, With
1aldimand in 1881, and yiudlcatngheu
more fully, if possible, than ever irOmhe
harge. Into this subject time did 1a
,ermit him to enter; but we trust heVil
ring his clear head, full knowledge
he subject and forcibIe EDgGsh0t (
ask at an early day. His discourse
upied upwards of an hour in the
ry, and held the audience thorougb!s
INT throughout every sentence. TheVas
r became threatening soon after he COB
fenced. The gusts of wind told phi
t the coming shower but the crowd
,t scatter. Even after the rain beg
i'll hundreds spread umbrellas and d
leir places. 1t was pa in that as g
) the orator would speak they propd
} hear; but as the shower came in can
It, he suspended, resuming aud cOuc&
g his address after the rain was over
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

AS soon as the news reached New
York that Greeley had been nominated
at Baltimore, the telegraph reported as
follows; between two large trees in
the City Hall park was suspended BAN
ner inscribed 'Tammany responds to the
nominations at the Baltimore conven-
tion.' OF course it does.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-BilliOus dlsOTu',
of every type from slight derars'1%; ~
OF the liver to confirmed jauDdlce ana y
termittents of the most obstinate VIZ
are subdued by course of HoIIoTTy'
Pills. Sold at rs Maiden Lane, " !.
Price 25 cents per box. Ask FOL"
styIe; old is counterfeited.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
A FEW HUNDRED good Cedar Post, e, ~
N 10 per. hundred, by G. D rAu'
ID. A. L. Payker's Estate.
State Of Vermont, LamoiIle District, IS, n ~ ~

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS, All y A A.
bate Court, held at johnson, on the @-u =
of July, A. D. 1872 al. 4
r. A. Savage, ADM nistrator Of the e Sads
ID. a. l.. Parker late of stowe, in salu - Grti
deceased, presents his administration aceouIltists
animation and allowance, and makes ~ X, y
ior adecree Of distribution and partition " dn
tate Of said deceased. WhereupOn, Is uIiieatd
said Court, that said account and said apPhsd Il
DC referred to session Of said Court 70 w. Ssy
the Probate Office In said JOHNSON on the ,hSrsp
Aug, A. ID. 1872. for hearing and decision arscH
And 1t is further ordered, that notce. WV ~, olt
given 10 all persons nterestedbl pubiica'I,vsm Cl
same three weeks successfully In ne p SST pt
Sewsdealer, paper published at Hyde f,h'tikg
vious to said time appointed for hearing ,S sba
may appear at said time and place, y, a." soecgp
cause, If any they may have, why a u.de.
should not bo allowed and such decree HWY
- "' 0V ". PEARL, JudsS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
ELLINGTON, Buffalo Co.. d. T., J
June ODD, 1872. {

Dear Neacsdeaier:-
We arrived at this place, where the
N. Z. K. R. crosses the Mo. River, a
few days since. The exact point Of eros
singis not yet located. yet so nearly 50
that we commenced grading eight miles
from the river, and work eastward. In
one week we have finished three miles of
road-bed which is doing pretty well for
green gang who had to be instructed, and
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
A Card.

| am about to resign the agency OF the !"
mers' Mutual Insurance Company, and NV
West. Therefore all Notes and demands "
the Company through my Agency, must ST
at once. shall continue to Insure for ad'~
preniumat a liberal discount, until further
tice. Respectfully Yours, -,
27tf CHS. C. DODGE
Morrisyille, May 20. 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
Business Notices.
A Card,

Having given up the business Of blacksns
ing in Hyde Park, hereby return my hii
to all those who have SO Literally gyas
their patronage. 49,,
| dies ire to settle up all accounts immeinf.
All who are owing me will please call aud
the same to L. S. Small, Esq, before The Y
day of August next. By doing so, trouble u
cost will be saved
Respectfully Yours,
ALEXANDER ANDgE@
Hyde Park June "a, 1872, SE
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- . . 80

IsMEoIATELY.-If every family knew ut I.t,I
OF Miss Sawyer's Salve they would lmme ~ ~,
purchase a box aud never be without IT, ia
Druggist Is out Of this >alve and neslecE " n,
supplied. send seventy hvt e-nts as On I1,,Ia
another column, and say you raw the 'u''
inent in this paper.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

Another attempt at starting news
paper on the ''patent inwards" plan, at
Cambridge Center, is in vogue.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
lamOille Newsdealer
cEAs @. MORSE Editor.

6ydeParh, It,, July "a, 1872
Republican Nominations for 1879,
NATIONAL TICKET.
Tok PKrIpEST,
ULYSSES n. GR.f.NT,
90 IIinois
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HENRY WILSON,
OF Massachusetts,.
STATE TICKET.
ToR GOVERNOR,
JULIUS CON VERSE,
OF Woodstock.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
RUSS ELL S. TAFT,
OF BurlingioR.
FoR TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE.
OF Montpelier.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SENATOR,
II. HENRY POWERS, Of Morristown;
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES,
AMAsA STEVENS, of Eden,
JAMES I. PARISH, of Stowe;
FOR JUDGE or PROBATE,
MADISON o. HEATH, of johnson;
FOR STATES ATTORNEY,
ALBERT A. NILES, Of Morristown;
FOR SHERIFF,
NORMAN CAMP, Of Elmore;
FOR HIGH BAILIFF,
JAMES NJ. PARKER, of Hyde Park
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

6ydeFarh, It,, July q, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

was even greater than that amount This
Indebtedness Is now entirely discharged,
leaving the School Fund unimpaired.
Such Is the importance Of avoiding any
encroachment upon these Finds, and 50
great the Inconvenience resulting there
from 10 the Treasury, that II Is hoped the
appropriations for general purposes may
hereafter be made so to conform 10 the
probable receipts as thAta recurrence ol
our experience Of 1871, and previous
years, in this respect, may be avoided,
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DIED.

sToUT.-on Friday, December 20, 1878, at
O'Clock A. n, Of Pneumonia, SADIE, infant
daughter Of Charles II. and Mary ]. Stout. u
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the residence Of the parents. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend. -
DAVIES -on Thursday evening, December
70, 1879. at Q O'clock, RICHARD DAWES, aged 2.
years.
Funeral from the resldense OF his mother, or
LindsleyBreet,E East wheellne &, Sunday afternoon
at2 O'Clock. Friends of the family are request.
ed to attend.
Friday morning, December %, 1874
o. 10 o'clock, ZoHA, aged IS months, daughter Of
y. F. and MArfAL. RarIs. :
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence Of her parents on Penn street, Wheel
ing leland.
PARKs.-In this city, Friday, December 20,
1874, at 3 P. H.. HEsTER B., wife OF George Il.
Parks, In the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
Main street, above Madison, Monday morning at
1oo'clock. Services at OK O'clock
ADANs.-At his residence near Boeler's Sta.
ton, MRrshSll county, ". Va, on Saturday
evening, December Il, 1874, st 8 O'Clock, Tlno.
THY Adams, in the s4th year Of his age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

PEST AND OLDEST FAMILY
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIVER IHy1aoRA.
roR-A purely Vegetable Cqt4aFtie and Tonic
tot Dyspepsia, Consipatlon, Debility, SiclI. head.
ache, Bilious Attaeks, and Ill arrangements Of
hyer, stomach and Bowels. Ask your DRUGGIST
for 1t. BttCGrt Of limitations. JANIS
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TiIR SCII0OL FUNDS.

hha matter Of congratulatlon that
Ss s embarrassment the General School
under G sas School Fund have labored
been necess acme nm years-that Of having
ordinary state r sssd and expended for
moved this yeaIp pun NJ s,lnSS...S.l--has been re-
the Treasury have lses snat Mo receipts at
eral State purposes, ith my lsht ior gen.
these Funds. "'ssaoet a iess s ss -
The amount Of the Treasn,,, y
edness on this account, al the Y, indeht-
last fiscal year was flfty.siS thonss s = q the
hundred and ninety dollars and tSHta . tsonl
cents, while that Of the previous , yeSl
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TINE GENRRAI Rcno0I FUND.

years, in this respect, may be avoided,
THE dENRRAI SCHOOL FUND.
The receipts at the Treasury on account
Of the General School Fund, have largely
exceeded the receipts OF any previous
year, showing the amount sub ect to ap.
porttonment by the General euperinten-
dent, on the first day Of September, 1879,
to be two hundred and thirty.seyen
thousand, two hundred and fifteen dollars
and eighty.eight cents, 1925, el6 Ss)
This Is an Increase on the amount diatri-
buted in any previous year, and cannot
but be gratifying to the friends ofthe free
schools throughout the State. t
This department has laboTed under no
little embarrassment, growing out Of an
established rule Of the office, which Is, ito
pay no money out Of the Treasury 10 any
officer or person In arrears thereto" This
rule is based upon like one, used ia the
common business affairs ofevery day lie,
and has uniformly worked well In the ad.
ministration Of the fiscal affairs Of the
State. 1t has, however, occasionally hap.
pened that sheriff in arrears has present.
ed orders from the county superintendent
for school monies, the payment Of which,
under the rule Aforesaid, had to be sus.
pended to await a settlement Of his &C
counts. Thenon.payment Of these orders
has furnished an excuse to these officers
to postpone the payment Of salaries due
the teachers In their counties, and may
have given rise to complaints on this sub
ject 1t may be that the probable embaI-
rasSment OF the school system which this
state Of affairs might cause, would be a
sufficient excuse to the Auditor to relax
THIS rule in such cases; but the general Of.
iect OF q rigid adherence to Il has been
80 maniiestly and uniformly good that
no exception has been allowed. The
SUBJECT Is mentioned here for the consid-
GRAFTON OF the Legislature. Ifin It's judg.
ment q different rule In such cases ought
10 be adopted this department will be
glad to be thus informed; otherwise the
rule will be enforced as usual.
lheVery large amount apportioned,
renders It a matter Of solicitude to those
having charge Of the affairs Of the Treas.
ury; in that, under the present law. Il "A
all drawn from the Treasury within a
very short time alter its apportionnent.
and more especially isithis the case Il the
school funds have been impaired as thew
were previous to this year and may possi.
bly, be again, With a view to relieve any
possible embarrassment on this point. the
propriety OF extending the time within
which this fund shall be discussed over
the period usually occupied BY the
school-say, four months from date of an.
portionment, or one month Immediately
after the apportionment and the residue
three months thereafter, is suggested.
This arrangement Of payments would no
doubt meet the wants Of the discussing
officers Of the counties and effect the de-
sired object so far as the Treasury Is con.
cprnpd
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Special Notices.
THEEIING FEMALE CoLIEGE

The Second Term viii open MONDAY, No
Nember iith. This Is . favorable time fol new
pupils 70 enter any OF the Departments Of TIL
College. ~
Catalogues, terms, &C., furnished on Applica
Non. now
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THE SCHOOL FUND.

As will be observed a considerable
amount has accumulated in the treasury
to the credit Of this fund. The prelimi-
nary arrangements are now being made
for It's investment as required by Law, and
it Is presumed that this will be done II
the near future. ~
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M RS. Q. Mccoy, 14s MAIN 81,

M no. v. McCOY, l4S MAIN ST..
Keeps full assortment Of Laess, Tfimmfu-,
Gloves, Corsets, intending MrI. MOoiylS -
kerc and all articles SppeFtalnlng - ssr--Ii-
assortment OF Fancy Goods. 0faals ~ a.
thlnR in her line promptly attended o. 80
desiring TO purchGse handsome Winter Cl61rEoT
WateFproois would do vel 70 OEsminn ~ -
before making selections elsewhere. OCifl
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N0TICE@THOsE INDEBTED
IN to the subscriber are h0FUby ROiiioS -,
their accounts hare been made on. M ~ -
can DC made on the q day Of IaniaFY, "a
TO prevent any confusion, pFupoF q lo-T1 N
pc IN attendance, and no FEAR need % OniIliIiI-f
quenees on account Of TIE fash. OalTa 49,
number can be admitted a q tlns-thS -
opening inward; the PROBATION beng g.
necessary on account Of the OxpafiGioS II -
past year By 6ra.
jall OHAA n HERRT
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BEWARE OF oouNrERFElTs.
Laugh!in'sInfantCOrdia!
THECAlLD'S CURE WHEN TEETHlHe,

10 RalisTO Pains, OhOlic, WGksfaIneSs, a..
Such Is the popularity OF this Remedy, that II
ha9 induced some unprlncipled persons 70 coun.
teftett II, using our sable wrapper aud cifculaFe
almost word for word, even 10 tic color and gid.
ias o. the same. An intelligent and honest pdt.
nc Mlll roWn upon such attempts at deception,
tent Of the law al partie who, by making sell.
ing o. bnytng, shall infringe onolr copy rlGht.
Vhe oaLH Gltun1 ARTImH CHI q Uufe when
Teethlng, LAU9HLTNS INFANT CORDIAL,
tAuaHLrd BROTHERS q CO.
act OF Congress Ieh8