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The Campaign Spirit.
To january 4, 1872, for rs Cents.
SEND IN YOUR CLUBS.

We will send the SPIRIT from August
1 to january l, five months, to clubs OF
ten, or more, for
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ance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
from its use In any quantity. y. q
order must be of immense service In the com
munities where 1t prevails. Prerertfon Is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk winch
he must run in violent attacks OF this baieful DIS
temper. This "CUREn expels the miasmatic
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the system,
and prevents the development Of the disease, II
taken on the first approach OF Its premonitory
symptoms. 1t is not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered for this class of complaints, but
also the cheapest. The large quantity we sup.
ply for dollar brings it within the reach Of
everybody; and In bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGgs prevails & eyeryDOay yer ynd saTnla mrOi
lection 1t is hoped this price will place it within
the reach of all-the poor as well as the rich.
A great superiority OF this remedy over any
cure of Intermttents is, that it contains no Qui-
nine or mineral; consequently it produces no
0uinism or other Injurious effects Whatever upon
the Constitution. Those cured by It are len as
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatc poison. A great variety Of dis
= orders arise from it's irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, GoTt, Headache he
ma Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen,
: Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
and derangeinent of the Stomach, all of which,
when originating IN this cause, Put on the mn. IN
nCURE" expels the poison from the blood, and
= consequently. cures them all alike. 1t is an In
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing in the mala.
rious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while Exposed to the infection, that will be ex'
creted from the system, and cannot accumulate
In sufficient quantity to ripen. into disease.
Hence it is even more valuable. for protection
than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents If they avail themselves of the protec'
ton this remedy affords. .r, -, :.
For Liper Complaints, arising from torpid
ity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, ,stim'
Mating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro-
ducing many truly remarkable cures, where
other medicines fail
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For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o.,
and indeed all the affections which ARISE
from malarious, marsh, or uiasmatic
poisons.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that 1t will eradicate
the disease, and with assur.
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sgTwo town ordinances appear in
this issue.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
!ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgatiYe.
Being purely yege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
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Practical and analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL, ROUND THE WORLD.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16
The Kind of Man that was Wanted.

A Grst-rate story is told of very promi-
nent man, who lived in Detroit forty years ago
$50 correspondent writes us,) aud who at
that time owned more steamboat stock than
any other man in the Western country, besides
other wealth to a large amount.
Like many of the pioneers who acquired
great riches he was very ignorant in all that
books taught, but his learnings we're more like
wisdom, aud in common with many who have
lived and passed away, but left their mark
behind them, he knew what tree would make
shingles by looking at it,
He had at the time of our story, just COM
2eted SPLENDID new warehouse at Buffalo
and wanting suitable clerk to take charge
of it, he advertised for one in the papers
The next morning early candidate for the
position presented himself rather too hashy
young man in appearance, but the following
conversation occurred
Young man, when you make a mistake
10 any of your books bow do you correct it?'
The young man explained, in a very pro-
fuse manner, how he should proceed to make
it all right.
"a good way no doubt to do it, replied
the old gentleman. " but | shan't want you
Very soon another asprant put in an ap'
pearance A similar question was asked him
aud in long and eloquent manner he pointed
out the remedy in all such cases.
All the reply was " Young man, shan't
want you"
Some three or four others dropped in dur
ing the day. and to each one the same ques
ton was put, and they all had some smart
way Of covering up errors in their books.
The old gentleman was entirely ignorant
himself of the art of bookkeeping but hC
had wisdom in all things, which is more than
match for learning.
Just at the close Of the day plainl y-dress-
ed man, with bright eye aud brisk step
called for the situation.
Take a seat, sir, said the old gentleman.
IL want to ask you just one question. When
you make false entry on your books, how do
you 20 to work TO correct II"
Turning upon his questionor a cold, sharp
look, the young man replied ." don't make
them kind Of mistakes, sir"
"Ah my dear sir, you are just the man
have been looking for all day." and in a few
moments after, the man who corrected hi,
blunders by not making them, was installed
in the ofice.-Ney York Weekly
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Thy Kingdom Come.

A poor wounded boy was dying in hos
pitol. He was a soldier, but mere boy for
all that. The lady who watched by his bed.
side saw that death was coming fast, and
placing her hand upon his head, she said to
him My dear boy, if this should be death
that is coming upon you, are you ready to
meet your God ~
The large dark eyes opened slowly, and a
smile passed over the young soldiers face, as
he answered am ready, dear lady, for
this has long been His kingdom !" aud as he
spoke he placed his hand upon his heart.
Do you mean" questioned the lady gent.
y, 81 hat God rules aud reigns ia your
heartn
Yes" be answered but his voice sound.
ed far of, sweet aud low, as if it came from q
soul already well on its way through the ozark
valley and shadow of death"
And still be lay there with his hand above
his heart, even after that heart had ceased tc
beat, and the soldcr.boys soul had gone "
to its God.
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sworn AND PLOUGu.


rRoW rng oErNkN on wolrGANo NultEn.
There once wasa Count. So I've heard Il said
Who felt that his end drew near.
Aud no called bic Sons before his bed
no part them Dbl. goods and gear
he called for his plough. hc called for Dis sword.
That gallant good aud brave
They brought him 10th vt their fathers word,
And thus he dis blessings gave
"My nrs'- orn sou. my pride and might
DO thou my sword ftt1iu3
Nv castle OBJ The lordly height
And on my broad domain.
"On thee. my woll-lovcd younger hoy.
Ms plough bore hostow,
a peaceful DIE shalt thou enjoy,
ln che quiet yilc below
Contontci sank the sire Co rest,
Now all Wa given away
The SIMS held true bic last hehc.t,
Zen on tholr dying day.
Now toii us what came Of the steel OF fame.
OF the castlc aud It's knight
And Tell us what came Of the vale so tame,
Aud the humble peasant wightW
u ask not of me what ihc end may be
Ask of The country round
TNntasi. To- is dust the sword r. rust
THE ho.ght Is but desert ground.
But the vnlc spreads wide in the golden pride
ufthe autumn sunlight uowi
10 tocms and 10 ripens Gir ami wide,
And Che honor uhdts with the plough
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Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL X. X. LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
commsnanJ Monday, S,Tf 30, 1872.
TRAINS 0oIN0 SOUTB sND EAST.

Leays Montpelier at ~ =. "a e2o p A. $50 p n
hans at 62Oa M conncctln- At Whit River Junction
and bellows Falls with trains for Boston. Worcester
9c. at White River Junction with trains on the Pas
smuse Dailroad at south Vernon fof surinafe d. and
New YORK at New London with steamers for New York.
Dny Express leaves Montreal at gOn a. ~, st. Johns
At iOlla m Oedenshurph ut eco =. ~ pattshurrh at
30a m, St. Adams at i2lO y. No. arriving In Boston
w 'si1 FSpress leaves oedenshureh at 70 asp. H..
plattshurgh j9t D. ~, Montreal Ut 3i5 y. NO. st. Johns
Al 5.o5 p. m, St Alhans a i2l p NJ conhecinp at
boston and Worcester &C. arriving Al Boston ut A.
m, at South Vernon with trains of Sprnl6cd end New
York, arriving In New Norh ~ 1870 y. M New London
TRIMS COMO SoRTH am WEsr
Leave Montpelier at $3.50 a. m, g 90 a. me- 800 and
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at sou a. m
flr Burlington st. Adams, Montreal &c.. irtving 10
montreal a. 9f5 D. m, ana uglensbuTEh az l2iO M,
Mail Train for Burlington and St. Adams leaves
Boston via Lowell at ~ q; M We lawtehe and Fitch
buru at T. 30 A. n. Springfield ~ ul M, New London
M 5nO A. M, South Vernon 40 1000 q, W., Bellows
Falls llt5 y M. White River Junction 23l ,. in arrv-
'flains leaving boston wa Ftchhursh at 71D a. m..
and Springfield VI sn1 a. Co.,. connect at White River
Accommodation Truiu loaye- Mortified a. 40 r.. No.,
Rutland nj 500 %. me- darlington at 800 a. m 81. Al
hans At ~ OF p. M arriving nogdensNutsha AZ -5u m
NigRi ESpfpcss leaves New London at Is p. m,
C Comm gsaf Rser Raiad. eavas Nev YoE At 55
D. a. Springfield s 40 D. mas Below falisil % tn.,
connecting with train over .heshi,e ia1ea leaving
Boston at $50 p. m connecting a. Mhlt River June
tion with train leaving Boston al go p tu., or Bur
lington, st. Ai9ans Montreal Sc. arriving 10 Montreal
At 9f5 A. M. Plntisiufgh 10 to a. in. and 10 Ogden.
urgh at o. 80 3. m connecting with Grand Trunk
Railway aud steamers for "a, hcst
sleeping cars attached 90 night Expires Trains
running between Montreal aud Boston, and Montreal
and Springfield. and ~. Allan. and rrc,,
! Drawing Room Cars on Dag Express Trains be ween
Through Tckots Tor Chicago and The West Tor .ulo q,
l the principal stations. % MERRILL, CAL SpyL
C.
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~ II " ~ - T. - -
QUAKER BTTTERSI
A GREAr MEpIcAL DISCOVERY

Eriracts Of Roots and HerJs, triich almost :nrdr-
ably cure The foilociag complaints
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complain, and Los "
appetite, cured by taking few bottles.
Iasstudc. Low Spirits and sinking Sensation, cured
At once,
Eruptions pImplos Blotche' and all Impurities Of
the Blood bursting through theskn or otherwise cured
eadily by following the directions on the bottle.
Kidney, bladder and Urinary Desangement, in,arla
ly cured One bottle will convince the most skeptcal
Worms expelled from the system withou, the least
lmcuty. Patients suffering from the prevalent disease
sl see marked change for the better in their cond
ion after taking one bottle Worm difficulties are more
PREVALENT than Is generally SUPPOSE foo The young and
hey will God the Quaker Bittefs sure remedy.
Neryou, Difficulties, Neuralgia etc. speedily re-
loved.
Rhcumat..m. sveucd Joints and scrofuia Affections
emoved greatly relcvedby thIsiuyaluabe medicines
Bronchitis. caarh Commissions and Ili .tcrcs. cured
much relieved,
pmcult Breathing, panin the Lungs, side and Chest
lmost Invariably cured hy mkinsa few bottles Of th,
quaker Bltters.
All difficult Female arrangements. almostiuyauanly
aused by violation OF the organic laws prcvalen
the American ladies yield readily to tI.s invaluable
aedciue-tho Quaker Btteu
All Impurities Of the Blood. and diseases lnclon,
he sane, always cured by the Quaker Bitters % uker
according to directions
The aged end Ia the Quaker Bitter, jus, the artie
hey stand ia need Of To- their declining years.
ltquIckens the blood aud cheers the mind and pave
he passage down the plane inclined.
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1t is reported that the Tribune will soor
have Il large number Of libel suits on hand
parties who have been slandered in its col
umns being the plaintiffs 1t is said that moi
less than ten libel suits will be begun mex
week, aud the aggregate damages claimed
amount to nearly one million dollars
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1lliscpll


LEAF.FALL
Fall-iot them nill around
Pail 90 the rcddtning ground
Pail. o. We fall away nom LIES scfe tree
Into the ocean Of crnIty
Lost, swallowed up, aud drowned.
Fall, though the sun Is high,
And bright and blue the skyt
Ycl every souuhing wind H. myriad sends
Falling, stu falling a. fasc-hcarlcd friends
In our adversely.
Yet while they all, still fall
A BONNER light than ALL
A hluef sheen than ION autumual sky,
Shines on me. as feel Thy love-lit eye
Dspel my beings thrall.
We walk, those leaves above
Thy soit voice, like the dove,
Low murmurng OF, a. when. the woods among
On morn OF Valentine, the Wild bird's song
Whispers her mate Of love.
So let them fall away,
Friends Of the summer day
FALSE friends, who cannot bear ailliotl0n'a tsst
know the love that liveth In thy breast
VIII never fall away.
Never Not even when
Beyond oarth's narrow ken,
Likc dead leaves fntterlng In the autumn-tidc,
We two have j. ssgd our love shall still abide,
shall have grown perfect then.
-THsfb's M1gq1inf,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

Mrs Edwin a. Stevens, of lloboken N
j , is to build there church worth Sl500U0
to hold 1900 persons, in memory OF bo.
loved daughter, and therefore to bo called
" Church of the Holy lnnoeents," it being
especially designed for children, The corner
stone has already been laid, A school and
hospital are to be attached to the church.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

From Omaha comes horrible story
about dead man, J. T. Weaver by name
who was sent East in eask of spirits from
Ogden. Certain railroad employees, ignorant
of what was inside the cask, bored hole in
it and drank literally of the liquor They
have not been heard from since the discovery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

90 regard Mr. Eddy OF the most caplils aua sac
efeff practitioners 30 whom have had official inter-
course. CHARLES MASON, Cou'r OF Rtent-n
81 haYeu0 hesitation la assuring INVENTOR that they
cannot employ mao mare coHptffnt and Trustworthy and
more capable OF putting their applications lu form 10
secure for them an early and favorable consideration a.
The Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
" Mr. Il. II knDr has made for mt over THIRTY ap-
picntions Tor Patents having been fucccsfu in nlmus
cve3 ease. such unnttakahle proof Of great talent
anu aNinty ga bic part leads nc 10 recommend ln
venior pa apply o. him 10 procure their pat,nt they
may he sure Of having the most iatliul attention De-
slowed on their cascs and at very reasonable charges
Boson, Jan. J, ls72-03F
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"A pair of old breeehes with $500 in the
pockets, went through destructive machine
10 al Iowa pnper-mill the other day before
the operatives discovered the funds.
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WANTED-Erperieneed Book Agents
w and Canvassers In all parts Of the L. S u sell
THE MEMOIR OF ROGER DRUOkE TANEY. Chief
Justice Of tne supreme Court Of the 4. n No book
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(,HANGE OF SAILING DAYS,
INCREASED SERVICE
PACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
7Hnorgu LfsE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING At MEXICAN FORTS.
CARVING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.


one ~ he large an splendid Steamships ~ this lInc
Will leave Pier 80. f2 North River loot % Canal Street
az O'Clock, noon 90 tho nth, sih end htl Il every
month, except when iicse dafU ial ou sunday, ans
tleu 90 the preceding eafurdaf. Tor AspInNall
meeting via Panama kaiIwal with ono u the Company
seam.h ps iFum Panama iur San Francisco touching al
NAnranilln
All departures yonnect At Panama Win steamers fur
cnrIH PArflN and tfN1NAL ANfrIgss poHr-
f1r Japan auu China steamer leaves san frnnrIsco
fret 90 every month except when it falls 90 sunday
then on the day urrtrnirz
One hundred Pounds baggage allowed each adult
Baggage masters ace pauf ta-ga truul D.. and at
tend 10 lailes and children without male protectors
ha-ggZr received fhe dock tle day before sailing
from soamroat railroads and pas.eugcr. wuu prefer 90
send carly An experienced surgeon On board. Mcdt
cine and attendance free.
For Freight, Passage Tickets or further Information
apply 10 The Company Tiestt Office. on The Wharf
f0nt u Canal Street. North River NV Ytrk.
+ f. BABY. Agsnt.
or o. The Agents Tor New England
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MONT BE DECEIVED,


WORTHLESS INVITATIONS are on the market. but
the only scientific preparation Of Choc Acid for Lung
diseases is when chemically combined with other we'll
known remedies as In these TAntrs and all parties
cautioned against using auy other.
IN ALL GASES Of irritation Of the mucous membrane
these TABLETS should be freely used their cleansing and
healing properties are astonishing.
BE WARNED, neifr nsgisci oai, 1t is easily cured In
rs ncipeut state When il becomes chronic the cure
exceedingly difficult. Use Wells CarNoc Tablets as a
specific.
JOHN q KELLOGG, rs Plat 81 New York,
Sole Agent Tor United States.
l2-iil Price % cents a box. send for Circular.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES .

81 Persons de.i Gus Of having Insurance placed in
SOUND COMPANIES, at REASONABLE RATES, will
ind us ready and willing to do their business
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
at this Office
A. c. BROWN Agent
OFFICE N LANGnoss BLOCK,
Corner Of State and Main Streets.
Montpelier. Jan. I, 1879. Ol-u
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"HANp STAMPS all varieties Circulars free Agents
Wanted. W II. H. DAVIS Co.. Manufacturers, ~ Mas
sau Street, New York. 424j
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.Xhtertis
A. g. BROW ms
~ ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Those desiring fnsurancc-LfFE or FIRE-arc invited
10 call at my Office
Lrngion', B;oet Corner State and MAN streets,
ano Obtain pamphlets and particulars before nsurlng
elsewhere A. G. BROWN
General Insurance Agent,
coNNECTIcU MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE OMPANY,
nR uAnrnnnn nnNN

surance 10 Ices than any other Company
Local. AGESrs WANTED IN All PARIS oy VERMONT
A, G. BROWN, General Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FITIkE DtYs-
RY EAtT!SGLY & WHEELER.
- AuctI, mere ana Br,k :
N sos e'h street y W .Lext 70 60,

RN HAtI!SGLY WHEELER
- AuctI, ueFTs ana Br,k4
N Gus sth street = v ., IeXt 70 nsr 4 Y stree,
TRUs-Ers saw RY .rC-roS .r sly
FGNE BhrCk DWELLING H1r-sE- nS
sTSEET, CORNER or NORTH -spI rpt
SHEET.
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}. tulter :. ISL al.J TeCHr1-l Sr.f-r~,.- q III
records 81 " ashingtUr county. ~. e. a shaII st
Ut. sNpose sri eel 10 fbe highest 1iTrer. on a..
pr His.s "a SATU BpAG- SePta7.N=- Il. lisa a 6
O'Clock 2. o. the property meH-irUr1 iu sad
d. u 81 trust. ard leing I o. Numbered cns hu-.
dr,l anu twenty TIRE. MS one hurir-t arf
tVeDty four, ites.h one hundred and tw.-rY FIVE.
ll-7N one huF lTtd al tEtr -y--.Z, 49, one hun
Or aid ~ eaty seven. Dss,h ouo am trs8 end
~ Lfy -eicht. lt2s.l auc one kgJCr"t agi q 'Uty
me. ils9,} O.! y. r. Cafrts recorded srl iiy.-i
g square .Cr.N ertd s'N hundred svi seventy Eve.
.ssb pvu csc lots a. are siN ti'sfrla-s press
tr front ~ cling trv~s-. tha CHru OPP Fitr
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soto. Al eNr n-es 81 uFC au-.uE All reyl-Cr
STAMPS ~ pUI, lassT y cDs
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s2-eGis NJ ATTN SLG q WHEELEE. Aust
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nrr "a uuril TUESDAY. >rrtruh-r II. l-s. str-.
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50 dads NATIlNGiH WHEELER, AGs;s.
s<TCE ABOVE SAFE Is HEREBY Fj-V-
trrr lt.i UItll II E>DAN. Ocf her 1, Is. =.
SAL e htuI gTr place. 81 rider q fle Trustee.
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GRGEN VILLA Auctioaeers
- No. lOOl nOEthwns. GOMEZ 10Th and y as

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MYRTLE sTR EET NEAR
FIRS STRE Ell n e. IN SQUARE No. 67J
<sA By virtue Of a deed Of trus- dated November
GE 20, a. d. 1871, ard duly record in liber No.
ksf> Goo folio zS. one or1h land records for Wash
ibetoH county, ~. G, 1 shall sell, in front OF the
Pr mises, on " EDEESDAT 7, the 1 cay of October,
a; 1872, al $50 O'Clock m, at public auction,
al these cer ain pieces or parcels Of ground situate
ard lying IN the lily Of Wa hington, and known and
described az lots numb RED one hundred AMI eighty
eight tiool aid one hundred and eighty nine 1891 in
Gilbert recorded subdivision of square numb cred
SIX hu1cTed and seventy five (e75l. The above are
imGrCN led by BIick Houses, partially mpleted.
Terms Cf sale: One-;hird cash; balance In and I2
months with interest from ay of sale. secured by
de- a irUBt on premises sold. leo down at tim D
Of sale. Ii conveyan5ing aud stamps purchaser
cost. VILLA Y. TODD. Trustee
seplS erSGs GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts,