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Side 31 - Competitors will send their essays in English, with motto attached, and the name and address of the writer, with the same motto, in a sealed envelope, to the present Secretary of the Society, Dr. Alfred EM Purdy, 123 East Thirty-eight street, New York, on or before January 1st, 1873.
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