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The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-27
From the Al6anv Arg1ss.


 ss "The fact is clear, that Mir. Jackson has not a single feeling, in common with re- publican party. The reverse of that; he de- sires, and makes merit of desiring the total extinction of it."
 "It is an idle thing, in this State, however, it may be in others. to strive even for mOdsr- ate support of Mr.. Jackson. He is WksNy Out of question so far as the votes of New York are ia it. Independently of the dsclo- sures of his political opinions. he could not be the .republican candidate. He is respect ed as a gallant soldier; hut be stands in the minds of the people of this State. at an un- His habits are quite too summary for that"
 We think now, as the Argus did in 1894.
 4 Smart Ret0rs--The following cGt direct is from the pen of the celebrated Sheridan. Lord Erskins declared in large party, ia which Lady E. and Mir. S. were present. that a wife only tin canister tied to one's tails" upon which Sheridan presented Lady Erskine with these lines:
 "Lord Erskine. at woman presumed to rail- Calls wife 'rin canister tied to ones tail.' And fair Lady Anne, while the subject he carries ca, Seems hurt ai his lordship's degrading comparison, But wherefore degradingi consider alright, canlster's PoLIsH'D D, and USEFUL, and BRIGHT, And should dirt its original purity hide,
 That'e the fault of the PUPPY to whom ;t is TIEDw Highlander was one day brough, before his Chief being accused of sheep steallng The crime being fully proved, Donald was seatenced to he hanged. I however happenned that singular indulgence was allowed the criminals those days, ViE the ch0ce O any particular tree they might wish tO be hanged on. Accordingly the person in office went up tO Donald e iasairs sf hn, "which Ese he shsud prefer ss be
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STAGE leaves 'Lichfeld every Morning o'clock, (sun days exceped and arrives NewHaven half past M STEAM BOAT leaves NewHaven every evening o'clock and arrives in New-York the morning o'clock
 The Stage Monday Wednesday, and Friday by Bethem Woodbury, souhbuy, Oxford HumphreysVle and Derby aven the other three days by Waerown and atebuy This arrangement continue until further notice.
 J. PARKS. Litchfed, March 10, 1928. 39
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The Subscriber being Agent for the New-England Glass Co.,; the New-Eng and Grown Glass Co.,; and the New-Engand Glass Bottle Co.,; is enabled to of- fer Glass of every description, the Manuscturers prices and terms, and furnish Glass of any size, kind, or description, to any order on the shor test notice. The qualities of the Glass made these Factories needs comment, & iii well known to be superior to any English Glass and equal it bet ter than any other Factory in this country. Their terms good and prices generally less Merch- ants have their order for Earthen Ware packed up the shortest notice, at the lowest NeWYork or Boston prices. Glass Ware from Is to 2Oper cent less. either for Cash credit. Those want of paters and good ware, at the lowest market prices, respectfully invited to give call and judge for themselves. PETER MORTON.
 Warehouse Sowth-East cOrner of State and Front Streets. 6w37
 Hartford Feb. %.
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Merrlmac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farme g bank. Amherst. Pemisewasset, Plymouth. P,scataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commerclai, do. New-Hampshlre. do New-Hamp. Unlon. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith | MASSACHUSE SETTS. American bank, Boston. Boston bank, do Cnybank, do Columbian, do Commonwealth, do Globe, do Eagle, do Manu. & Mechan. do Massachusetts, do New-Engiand, do North bank of do Suffolk, de State bank, do | Union bank, do Washington, do Asiatic bank, Salem. Commercial, do. Essex, do Exchange, do Mercantile, do Merchants, do Salem bank, do Agricultural, at Pittsfield Andover. Norfolk, at Roxbury. Barnstab!e, at Yarmouth Commercial, New Bedfor' Merchants do Beverly.
 Blackstone, Uxbridge Bunker Hill, Charleston Cambridge. Danvers.
 Dedham.
 Falmouth.
 Fall River, Troy Farmers, Belchertown Franklin, Greenfield Gloucester. Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Westfeld. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester. Lynn Mechanics. Marblehead. Mechanics, Newburyport Newhuryport, do. Merrlmac.
 Mendon.
 Milbury.
 Oxford.
 Plymouth.
 Pawtuxct.
 Springfield. Sunderland. Taunton.
 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do. Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at Pawtuxet Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers x Mechan. do N. F. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do Freeman's, do Mount Hope, de Bank of Bristol Bristol Union BurrillyiIle. Agr.& Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithfeld Union.
 Do. Exchange.
 Do. Lime Rock. Cranston.
 Cumberland. Providence, Providence Eagle, do Exchange, do Mechanics do Mere hants', do R. Williams, do Union, do Franklin, Chepachet Hope bank, Warren Kent.
 Landho'ders', S.Kingston Manufacturers' N.Prov. Newport, at Newport Merchants, do N E Commercial do R. I. Union, do Mount Vernon, Foster Narraganset, Wickford N. Kingston, do Phoenix, Westerly Washington, do Warren, do R l Agricul. Johnston R l Central, E Greenwich Scituate.
 Wa wick.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Cheshire Bank, at Keen Ciaremont bank Concord bank. Conn. River, Charleston. Grafton bank, Haverhi!i. Strafford bank, Dover. Merrlmac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farme g bank. Amherst. Pemlgewasset, Plymouth. P,scataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-Hampshrre do New-Hamp. Unlon. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith.
 MASSACHUS SETS.
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40 Hhds and Boxes of Glass
 Ware, Al the 50 Hampers superior Junk Bot Manu- ties, tactur- 100 Boxes w-England Grown ers'
 Window Glass almost prices. all sizes.
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DR.. CHAMBERS

Ceishatsd Remeds for the IntewPsrdxe.
TUNHE beneficial effects of this celebrated Medicine, have
been made apparent in the restoration OF hundrcdr,
thousands of the lbualy incorporate. The Medicine
has excited the attention of the phafropists Of the ooun
try has elected the encomums of almost every newspaper
in the Union and has been the subject serious though
fruess investigation Of the Medical Society of the city and
county of NewYork. Additional proofs Of its success In
this city continually appearing, and scarcely mail ar
rves, which does not bring new testimony OF the mot
7spectadr character, Of its complete and astonishing sue
An vino unfortunately addicted to thu destrH euVo
habit ought avail themselves of THIS truly valuable ascov-
cry. They assured tlnt il il a SAFE, EFFECTUAL
AND SALUTARY REMEDY. II is prepared only ny
DIR. James II. Hart, and Mr. A. M Tanning suoccsDn To
DR.. Chaners their office, in Rutgers Medical College,
aud the Medicinal Store of Dr. Hart, corner of Broadway
and Chamber street, NcwYork. The medicine Is put up In
letter packages sufficient for individual csc acoOmpa
MED with directions, and can be sent by mail All orders
enclosing the usual price, dollars, postage paid, will no
ceye immediate attention.
~ D. None are genuine, unless signed by JAMES X.
HART, NJ. ID. & A. NJ. FASSING.
- fresh supply of the atove celebrated Medicine 10
ceived, AMI for sale by SMITH Il PARMESTEN,
January 20. Cadt oh
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PARKERs VEGETABLE RENovATiNG
20 ssTT gsW a

E7ual to Spdm'S any other aud one dollar cheaper,
nor the cure of RteamGttsm L'rer Compliant, Ohrsr
x hrcwiaf and Syphiitie Diseases. Likewise, cnsn-
plants arising from impure state Of the blood fuu sore
Throat, and The early stages of Consumption, &c
Many cases Of Juindce have been radically cured BY
using only few Bottles Dyspep'a, or Indigestion, Is re-
moved by powerful virtues ani where Children me con-
ceried ii Is know iu be remarkable saluary operative,
and for that p,pse should lie kept in families To be givea
in complaints inci,en Ia tie changes Oi the seascns
Purchasers requested to Observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the prWieios naine IN his own hand writ-
ing, thc label o each bottle, with the words Parker's
Panacca o zeal o tile cork Tie lnbt represents uie
Hydra sibued by Hercules, with masonic emblem above
This PANACEA is eqyal to any in Use Is pleasant 10
the taste, and requires alteration IN the det-sprtous
liquors tp be avoided.
The proprietor aware that for want Of proper and cor
tain inoinrc i. medicine may by some persons be rank
ed amongst nostn,, ve'ted b. Cmprics of u6
day but he has Tie sIc,ion of Knowing, that upon trial
these opinions will vaLI aud give place Ia conVctDn OF
superior merits 70 pretend that all and every disease
which the hurIn cnn,itcn Is liable, wiz he cured ny
has ne!irne tal he fl>e and absurd IN the EXTREME but
possesses uncommon efficacy IN the relief atcilre of Ger
tain osqe and vio.en, complaints, aud these IN many in
s most alarming and distressing nature can and
has been fully stb.uul'attd.
Certificates and directions printed in pamphlet bfm, ae
company eac. bttlc-pTire ) }. or = 70 per dnen
EE.UEsfBER .--"PARkER'S PANACEA )" equal 70
Swain's. or any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from part OF the United sres, addressed 70
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 800, North Eighth iout doors
above Wood street, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER
r-nters, PhiladelLhia, will be attended to
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IOUN HARTSHORN.

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN,
NEAS taken tho Store Nos. FL and rs.
hA Liberty square Buildings, opposite tho
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose OF
transa acting Commission Business, md tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
spectfully soliciting consgnments OF every de-
scription Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advans
ces made on consgnments. Refer 10
GEORGE :. RATHBONE;
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October l6 epistf
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JERVIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRESS Err,


I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public in
u general, that he has taken room, in
Whit,nan's Block, No. 8, Westninster-street,
where he has commodious accommoda .ions
for GcntIcmcn's Hair Cutting, &c.
Permit him to say few words upon hfs pro
fcssion.
Doctors Gall and Spurzhoim have contend
ed ,hit genius, taste, the passions. and all that
belongs to the intellectual powers ofman. rest
upon the formation OF tho cranium:-This may
be true-but with how mucn more truth can
it be said that the beauty of the human face
divine" depends upon that great feature OF
The conntcnance, the HAIR. Fashion has held
a constant reign, exhibiting all tho varieties of
her power, over this vegetable Of the human
head-now flowing in luxuriaDt ringlets, and
now shayen with ecclesiastical solemnity.-
Wigs were invented TO give dignity to tho wise.
and tho appearance Of gravity and wisdom to
the dull but the age of wigs is gone forever
the owl of Minerva has moulted his feathers,
AMI fallen from her fane.-The present style
of moulding this feature has never been sur
passed 1T has a classical origin, taken from
the an,iaue crop seen on the Elgin marbles
and Roman coins, uniting Athenian grace
with Roman dignity, and is finely adapted to
the ball room or military parade. ihis ART OF
managing the hair" is one not learned in a
d,v. hut REQUIRES skill and experience. The
rule is general but the application must DO va
ried for delicate features, by help of this art
cal bn built up into something OF a marital air
and severe lines Of the countenance softened
down to sylvan simplicity. ii any one doubt
whether this can be done, let him come and
test his still - seVO
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PROFESSOR Or SIGNS.

lin. James VI. on removing to
London was waited upon by the Span.
i,h Ambassador, maa OF crudition,
bat " no had croichct in his head that
every country should have profess
or of signs, to teach him and the like
of him to understand one anoihcr.-
The ambassador was lamcntin5 onc
day before the king, this great desIdc-
ratum throughout all Europe, when
the King, who was IA qnee''sh sort OF
man, said to him. why, have a
prole ssor of signs in the norihernmosl
college in my domnions. viz. at Ao'
erdecn bat it is great way Oil, per-
haps COO niles" "Were it 10000
leagues off | shall see him." said the
ambassador, "anI am determined to
set ont in two or three days. The
king saw that he had committed hih-
self. and writes, Or causes to be writ
ten. to the University OF Aberdeen,
stating the case, and desiring the pro-
fcssors to put him off some way or
make the best of him. Inc ambasSa-
dor arrives, is received with great So
lcmnity, but soon began to enquire
which of them had the ho"or 10 DC
professor Of signs And being tolo
that the professor was absent ia IN.
highlands, and would return, nobody
could say when, says the a'noassaoof
IL will wait his return, though IL were
twelve months s."-Scclns that th''
would not do, aud tiat they had to cn
,crt,i, him at great expense all the
wailc, they con,rivcd s'rA'ascm.-
There was one GcorIy, IA Du'.Ict
blind of ono eye, drolI fellow, wMI
much wit and rogucry about Inn. fi'
is got, told the story, aad instructed , ,, ,' ,'
be professor of signs; but, not It., .'
speak on pain of death! Gcordy un
Jcrtakes il. The ambassador Is nov
told that the professor ofs's"s ~ou''
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M-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. -pa

EHY the Use uf DOCTOR UNTE&'S SCELEBRATED
ED PILLS, Nisons Of either sex, (giidad by Tie oert
rainabie cou5 dir eGtoas accompanying ulem, are ena-
bcd sIsctualiy to eraEtate \ CERTAIN DISEASE, aud
To restore Health with Ease safety and Certainty, III aJe~
days.
< The extensive sale, and unexanped success Of hs
article, in this and other large cities and towns tlirousmtht
the Union, during the te WAS prepared by the Le III.
Conway, sufficiently prove, thai preparation known, Fns
superior properties together with the 'nlecton few
d-rs) the thorough and speedy OF the dreadfoS
disease for which il is recommended.
They render the system less liable to Infection and are an
efectal Remedy in all tho various stages OF ie dtsa,
however Or5tina'e
Recent infections removed thereby ia three OF fodf
DAYS, without confinement, and AT tritng expense.
Price-Pis dollar box; Injection Powders and Cerase,
so cents eacl . .
t None genuine, unless signed on the outside printed
wrapper, by the sole proprietor, T. klDDEk, immfdate
saeeessor to the late Dr. W. r. Conway. For sale whole
sale with oil The other Conway Medicine" by JossrH
RALcH, Jun. North Main Street; and JOHN H. MASON
Co, Providence. ly January %
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
JhD NWSnN,C ,,t,L.ot.,J ar.


-EV Balsam for the cure Of gonnorrhI,
gleets, and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
the Inflammation, and putting an end to the
viruent discharge in few days. The aston
ishlng medical powers of the urethritIc bslsams
have been fairly tested for several years i'll the
cure of hundreds. 1t is pure vegetable pro
duction. without particle Of mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper to oift it in this
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
wih diseases Of this nature; as there are many
young people, who, for fear of exposure to a
medical man, viii have recourse to the dan
gcrous expedient Of prescribing for themselves,
and taking ndiscrmnately pointed and pow
crful medicines to the risk and injury of their
constitutions which the general knowledge of
this remedy will in great measure obviate, as
there will be nothing else necessary but the
street observance of the rules and directions
laid down. Accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and fall directions for the
cure Of the disease, which is SD si'nplfed that
no person can err Sold wholesale and re-
tail by J. II. MASON y Co. Broad-street
Providence. Price S3 per bottle.
Nov 10 6m
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DOCTOR BROWNELL,
TIN: EL'ND DOCTOR,

TIN, EL'ND DOCTOR,
INFORMS the inhabitants of Rhodei Island, and tho ndJe
n cent towns Of Massachusetts, that be continues TO prae~
ce for diseases Of the blood generally with tho most unpaS
alleled success lie cures, laundicc bilious complaints
sick Head Ache Asihma, Pldh,sic, Inflammation the
Liver or any pa Of the rheumatism and nHsmun.
tory Rheumatism, Salt Rhenm, Piles indigestion, serd
Head ST. Vtus Dance, scrofuln, Kings Evil, and tls
dsease, arising from impure Of the blood. His prne
ce safe and simple, aud his medicines confined te tho
vegetable kingdom. During practice of fourteen years.
Doctor Browne has had the astonishing success For
the greater relief Of individuals ho travels through mcz oS
the o the State, and he consulted at a sny
time Those parsons who reside in Prvidence and wish N
avail Themselves Of The Blind Doctors services onn cavo
their commands with Mrs. Butman, High Street.
Apil2
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IIlGJMEEANX Y.
THE WEDDING AND THE FUNERAL.
Ely MRS. S. J. HALE.
TConrIuded.1

"But will not James Murray him
self be capable of doing something for
his family ?'' Inquired this amiabIe wo-
man.
THAT IS a question which cannot
at present be solved" said her hus-
band. "Jamcs is a good penman and
accountant, and can find employment
if he will keep sober. o, when !
looked on him, extended as he was,
on the floor, in state Of utter inscn-
sibility to every thing passing around
bim-the removal Of his property
the agony of his wife and then when
/ thought of his early promise his
excellent disposition--his fine talents,
bis cducation-alI the advantages. with
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be at home next day, at which he re-

| be at home next day, at which he re-
joiced greatly. Geordy is gowned
wigg'd, and placed in chair Of state
in room of the college, all the pro-
fcssors and the ambassador being in an
adjoining room. The Ambassador is
now shown into Gcordy's room, and
left to converse with him as we'll as
he could, the whole of the professors
waiting the issue with fear and trcm.
bling. The ambassador holds up one
ofhis fingers TO Gcordy ; Gcordy holds
up two Of his. The ambassador holds
up three; Gcordy c'enchcs lis fs,
and looks stern. The ambassador
then takes an orange from his pocket,
and holds it up. Gcordy takes a
piece Of barley cake from his pocket,
and holds that up. After which the
Ambassador bows to him and retres to
the other professors, who, anxiou'ly
required his opinion of their brother.
= lie IS q PeItcct n,iracte" cxc'aim.
ed the Ambassador: {" would not
give him for the wealth ofthc Indies"
"Wc!i," says the professors, "to de-
scend to PARTICULARS" Why" said
ihe ambassador, {" first held up one
finger, denoting that there is one God ;
he held up two, signi!ying that these
are the Father and Son; ] held up
three. meaning the Father, Son, and
Holy Ghost; he cIenched his fist, to
say these three arc one. then took
ont an orange, ignifying the goodness
Of God, who gives his creatures not
on!y the necessarics, but the luxuries
of life; upon which the wonderful
man presented a piece Of thread, show
ing that it was the staff of life, and
preferable to every luxury" The
professors were glad that matters had
turned ont so we'll; so having got rid
of the ambassador, they next called
Gcordy, 10 hear his version Of the
signs. "WclI, Gcordy, how have you
come on, and what do you think Of
your mani" 1.-The rascal" says
Gcordy, what did he do first, think
yc? He held up one finger, as much
as 10 say, you have only one eye =
Then held up two, meaning that my
one eye was perhaps as good AS both
his. Then the fellow held up three Ct
his fingers, to say that there were but
three eyes between US; and then !
was so mad at the scoundrcl, that !
shook my fist, and was to come "A
whack on the side Of his head, and
would have done it too, but for your
sakcs. Then the rasca! did not stop
with his provocation here: but for
sooIh takes out IN orange, as much as
to say, your poor, bcggary. COLI
country cannot produce that! !
showed him whany Of a beer BAN
aock, meaning that ! did ma care "A
frlhing for him nor his trash neither,
as laug's ha' this But by a.. that's
g"de," concluded Gcordy, "l'm an
gry yet that ] didna' thrash the hide
o. the scoundrel.'' SO much for signs,
or two ways of telling n story.
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rsuTy CTGCUS,
Ar No. |, CANAL-sTREK1

Nr NO. I, CANAL STREET,
n SMALLEY, has just received at hS
81 . Clothing Establishment, prime assortss
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloihs and CassiTnercs; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab DUFF
fls, Kersoys, i!a.ds, Cambets, Bookings, 30
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
lstes, style, which will be sold for cash, ss
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
OciObnr 3
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no GAnrENEKs Asp AGRIcul1uRALIs1s.

TO GARDENERS AID DAGRICuL1UkALIefS.
~ sub,eer repeatedly informs the public that be hss
succeeded his late father Jacob Hardenbugh, seejs-
man. hope. the orders Of the patrons Of his late
parent lie has han very extensive vHrey " gar
den an culinary seed, Of the he quality all Of which he will
warren and of the last growth As his athsr
for fifty years the only scotsman IN Providence aud dur
IN, that period enovl very extensive patronage his
and son, confidently hcps that that patronage will be con
ferred on him. Ills aaad is the old market, stall No. TO-
Anu2 JOHN &. UARBENBURGH.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.

Yv filthy and Infectious disorder, be II ever 70 nvets
a rate mIy bc cured in hours application, by The
use of
DUMFRIE,S OINTMENT.
IL Is unfvalcd for e eieIsaatnsSs ease, e1pedtfsoHt
ssfety and eeraiqty witt, which pN6ges Perfect cure
Of this d,caso. TIE onin known 20 ne certain md
sspedrs in its operation, ~ to effect cue IN ers Aeres
sppt,st,oa onty vcut any hazard cf taking cold n tho
composition de, contain The least particle OF mercury,
any other dangerous ingredient. IL may be applied with
perfect safety in the state Of pregnancy, and even to children
at the bre1st.
Price 81 - cents box-vit ample directions
Prepared from the Original Recipe in Mss CT the late Dr.
W. Il. Conway by his ninedate successor, and the Sole
Proprietor T.. KDDnR, Boston, of whom may be had
wholesale with all the Other Medicines prepared by the late
DIR. Conway) 1T his Counting Room, No TO- corner OF
Court and Hanover and at RETAIL by his special ap
p,ntent If the following Duicgss:J. BALcH, Jr. and
J. II MASON * Co. Providence.
sOb.erye that none are genuine without the written dg
atnre OF T. KIDpER % the outside printed wrapper
~ large discount made to those who bvy to eel again.
February 20.