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DIR RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
-an ar1R a YTsi

zNHEY purify the blood, quicken its circulation, as
sist the suspended operations of nature, and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
efeaeious in the Green Seknsss, PalptaGa q ~.
Heart Giddinsss, Short BREATH Sak'ng .n Sp.;s;,,
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally useful except
neither mu.t they be taken by persons OF hectic VI
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~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, waich give immediate retlet,
without the least injury the teeth On trial TINS Will
be found one of the best remedies known tor this
None cennine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole Proprietor. T KiDDEh
Immediate successor to the ias Dr.. W p Con'oay For
sale At his Counting Room over No. SO. ccurt street.
near Concert HALF Boston, and by his spec,a, appoint
m,ant hv WM. STABLER,
Fairfax Street, Alexandria
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For Rent.

fs:sA The STORE HOUSE next door to washios.
s,i..! ton & Brent, and the Dwelling House attached
ther TO- Possession of the latter be hsd mmedi'
ately and the former on LIST April The Store House
is to be put in prime order, with new modern WIN
aows, sc. -,
The superior location and character OF this properly
for Dry Goods business. viii. il Is hoped en'uae =.
mar 90 GEO. JOHNSON = TO-
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To Act.

fse.A comfortable Brick DHELLiNa hU ZOE.
sssss With Out Houses complete, adjoining 'ne noase
occu ned by MIR Joseph Caches. on Camsr n,., ~
ss. -' CHARLES BENNETT.
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CERTIFICATE.

Inc following communication addressed to the pro
pretor OF Judkins Ointment, from the Hon John Ia
haterro. Member of Congress- is highly intere sting
Inc gratultous manner in which it is made, exhibit.
ieehngs OF no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manlty' and is certainly well deserving of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish. fora considerable time.
10 communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented BY a Mr. Judk;ns
and which I now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed by yourself, have applied this
during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure TO produce cure
u every instance leonsider it the most decided and
emcient remedy IN all cases of tumor, be the cause
whatit may; and have found nothing 40 good for
wounds OF any description It may be proper to
aod, that the cure OF tumor called white swelling
given over by the most distinguished physicians in
durable. and which they decided would, without ampu
taton, prove fsalto the patient was under nv imme
daie notice, effected by the use of Jukns' Ointment
ana the patient is in fine health His limb affected by
the tumor beng restored to perfect state of sound
nes. Hso that the leg ofan aged man which had been
wounded and exhibited one Nv liberated snr
race from the knee to the foot and which for more
.nan TWO years. had been considered ncurable wasee
fectuaily cured by the application of Judkins Oint
ment mention these two cases, which fell under m,
immediate notice and management, as adecided eyi
aence OF the ehcacy ofthis remedy in cases oftmur
and efulcers' have cxpe fenced, as decidedly. the
good effect ofths remedy in the cure of Felon, and
OF every species of fresh wound Itsees to me that
any one who vii observe the operation of this on
ment, must be satisfied to its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use of his
valuable remedy. 0''"'
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 DIT: CsaaIIs HsRsroNs. Proprietary
oI5udklns. Ointment, nearFrede.
NOTICE.
HAVING hoop Eor sovo.,,
SION Of concern in Mr.. NATHAN SaxpsEap's patent
Tor making and vending his Ointment, known by the
nam OF n w yudkins' Patent Specific Ointn.nt -
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew nat
emit thereon, and having likewise renewed with
n. Shepherd the same interest held before. II il
desmed necessary that public notice be given Of the
I umstance. Having devoted much time and care
during above period in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving itthe rene
raj chaeacterit has sustained, with whatever ,nrv
ment. all this time, it has received, nrrs.nt II -
public attention. As heretofore the ees,;ne,es, IS
the Ointment may be known by the La Il sronnd W.
ointment pot. thus: AZ
{" Made and sold, ,oaolesale andretal near rr...:>L
Nd By G. Hrstons, ecnoernedin the patent ripht.D
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
juneS Druggist, Fairfax Street. |
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lie Medicines can be had of
WIN. POMEROY, Alexandra

Sole 9gent for the District Of Columbia and its vicinty.
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets of one two,
and three dollars EACH and the Powders at 3T cents
per box with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing Sub. agents: t. w. Polkinhorn, between 9th
and 10th streets Pennsylvania Avenue; John Stiins,
Navy Yard, Washington; and Thomas C.. Wright,
Georgetown, of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine. BY appointment of DR.. II. s.
Noat, HIP ~, VI. o. C. H., brooklyn, New York, he
sole importer of these Medicines.
Neatly aud expedtiously executed at this office
Morrsons, or the Family Adviser, price 81 Is; Prac
teal Proofs illustrated by numerous cases of cure
cond and third editions price Is and 374cens; to be
had as above.
Alexandris. mar q, 1855
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perfunery, Sc.

rvLEMENT A. BKEAsT. at his shop on Hoya
u street. has Just received from New York small
.ssortment of PE RFUAfERY and other articles: which
he would be happy to dispose Of. Amongst which are
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The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia
ilaterro. Member of Congress, is highly interesting
the gratutous manner in which it is made, exhibits
manity; and iscertanly well deserving of public at
tention. -
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0enuine bears oil With numoes OF o'he'
suner;or antique do descriptions
IsnIee do COLOGNE, lavender. Fiori-
Pa new and said 10 be q su / da and Bay water
berior articlcl Very fine Naples soap, for
Superior toilet powder shaving
Rich accented nursery do Tooth brushes curs, puHs
pr.stvu ,aits An assortment ofhandsome
Persian rose soap StUchS
Bitter almond do Venus p0matum, tor oys
y.rnaouar and Ceylon do ing red or grey hair black
Iessamlue and violet do Penknives, razors, &C.
To which he win be constantly adding
nr Ladies can have almost any description OF Hair
work to order, AZ short notice. Curls re dressed
He hopes by strict attention to business. to merit
share of public patronage in the line of his profession
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

er's escaping in the manner related, naturaIiy suggests the inquiry, whether a silk cap, or etetl silk haHdkcscIief in the crotsn Of tie hat, may not be sufficient to protect the fife Ofthe wearer from the deadly effects of light ning.-N0rfoIk "a. HeraId.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

and it wcuId onIy set the ens SEOck-Ash nibhIis agin im Wall street. made him staEs'WlIeN l teIl'd him about the dollars [ saw there and once and while he would Tinkle his face up like ball of ravelins; and when tell'd him Riddle wouldn't give me any of his "Safety FuOd' for any of Mir. Van Burcn's that had with me !; the Gineral took out his wallet and slung it more than rods into the brakers. We are now pretty busy, fitting and joint ing the beams and rafters Ofthe message and if Mr. Van BuFen don't git back before we begin to shingle it, guess his Safety Fund will stand but poor chance.
 The Gineral don't care much about having his head for sign board, but says he, !" Ma jor, when they put my head on one eend of Bank Bill, and MT. Van Buren's on t'other eend, and promise to pay Andrew Jackson" and then hlOw up, it's too bad-l won't allow n-it shant be-" The Gineral says, if he al- lows AmOs Kendale tO make his report about the State Banks, it is but fair to let me pub- fish thine about Squire Biddle's Bank. So am getting mine reddy.
 We have n fine cool time here, and ain't bothered with OiIice. Seekers; we can see lem fu droves an along shore, waitin for a chance. One fellow swan off last night to get appointed to some Office-the Gneral thinks of making him minister 10 the King of the Sandwich Islands. on account of their ber ing all good swimmers there.
 s Yours etarnally. "
 J. DOWNING. Major
 N.n ID l
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15
5l27 10
Eschealei Estate.
I.sas 57 24,6s6 ss
D;viaends on Bank Stock.

Diyidends on BGnE Etock.
 is33-June l4--8y dividend on 1A44 shares Haulord Bank Stock, at per cent. for June, 1882, 5,776 N July 9. Dc. 250 do. N. Haven do. July, 2.000
 Do, 500 do. Middlsfown do. ~ 1,7l4 98 Sent &. do. 1000 do. Phcenix 3 ps. rt. Sept. SOQ0 Dec. H. do. l444 do. Hartford, do. Dec. 4332 sa do. l84 do. do. de. 2Moa.hs, 'l8A l8S3.-Jaa. {. do. 500 do. Middls,own,
 Jan. 1888, l7t4 28 do. surplus prior to 5,h July, 1881, i,50O 2. do. 260do. N. Haven. pr. ca. Jan. 1833 2OOO March l3. do. 1000 do. Phoenix do. g.. Mar. SOOO Do. l84 do. from Sd Oct. 10 lst March, 450 30
 M gssag. tss .t t8s Fh 25s67l 36 By balaHce U. s. Stock remaining uninvesed in hank slpck, and now transferred to civi liss taads, 66 Of 1851, . pt sk M X 37,984 30
 .s ske tax of ofiwoshirds of per ceni. on aon-res- idsnt Bank and inauranse Stock, received from
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

old coat and vest, and very soon fo,,nA ,,,h.,;- tutes for them among Ihe various samDle. sPrend put before him by the aceommodasio~ suPplier. Having found PantaIo6ns that pleas. cd him, he walked info lle back room. io Seu If they were of sufficient length and breadth. which being the case, he very unceren1oni- OusIy kicked his old ones out nf the way ana made for the back window. Win wonssrf;,l dexterity he leaped over the different walls. wood piles and high fences that Ol,strncted bis progress, and was very soon farther fhan speaking distance from the taiInr's shop and his tattered garinents. The honest shop keen CT began to wonder at his delay, and proceed. ed to the room where he had left his ciIstO.n- CT; hut 10 ,! the bird had flown, and left not wreck behint, save his thread bare breech- es--no very profitable exchange for the alb- sent new suit. He in vain looked through the window for the rascal, or peered into his own and the.adjOihiDg yards, and soon made up his mind that he might as well set down customer and clothes as assong inc missing After thusdisposing ofthe abssntees, he very naturally and mechanically proceeded tt, rati- sack the pockets of the old trowsess whicl, were left. where he soon found a pocket. hank. forgotten, doubtless by lie gentleman ia his liaste to secure the spoils. upnn opening wlsictr his glad eyes were grerted By the cheering sight of bank noies. When he unrolieti them. he counted ten dDllars-tbree dOllGrs more than tke gGrmenis icere trorth sahiek tie anf for- tu,sate man ran cf i1ih.-44lb. Epe Jo,w. Fgs
 4 Party Mdn.-An article in inc Wabash Mercury furnishes the following faithful porr trait ofa thorough party, or collar man:
 !" He mses an argument. moi because 1t is correct, but because il is pat i0 his mouth by the powers that be- He adops an idea, not because it is good. but because t is aduptcti hy the President: HeAdvOcates measure, not because it will be for ti,e good Bf the c.,ua- try, but because it will be for the good of tli. party. He is mere nachine--he acts only as he is acted upon. The measure wEirih ha advocates to-day. if abandoned by the party, he would cOndemn tO.moyrow. He is one If those beings whom Butler so admirably de- scribes. when he says
 '' What proves all doctrines plain and clear I
 About two hundred pounds year. " b ]
 And what was proved quite plain before, F..
 Proved false againl Two hundred more.''
 He is like one of the following sheen of a Rock as soon as he ascertains lpy the. tinkls of the bell, that the bell wetllcr is in motion, he shakes his tail, cries bah! and is off in canter." s,.
 Statisfics o Connecticut rhrough the attention of the Comptroller of public aecoiDts have been fur nis'e with the following agaly interesting s,ais,ics
 t would be both gratifying and asefni, wnnl 0ne individuals in each State furnish similar li- bles. s+tsts .t4
 Statistics of Connecticut for khe year 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15
&9I,.l43 2s

The Etate cf Connecticut, ia General Account g Re- ceip1s and Expenditures, of Fands apYyOp,anted 1Or ths CWrent Erpenses Of G06er1nsent<-CR. 1832-April l4By baance i0 the treasury, per res port g tse 0snerat Assembly of 1882. 9lO,838 35 By payments inlo tke treasury, during
 the past year, viz from
 Avaits of CoHses. l832.-May 9-By cash received Of Daniel P. Tyler, Clerk of Superior Court, Windham Co. B 25 l6, do. Of Thomas B. Osborne, do. do. of
 Fairfield County, A S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15
STATE or CONNECTICUT. ! Necrek0rv's O6fcg, 4ssty |, 1893.

STATE Of NNINIVHsOAIOOAa k
 Secrstarys Otfcs, yaty !, l8sS: The following are auch parta oa the ComProle9 report are required by law tO bo published .n the THOMAS DAY, SecretGry.. ZNe Stase of COnnscticas a Gensrdl Acccrnt ef Re ceipts and Expenditures Of FsRds Gppr1gFtateN JOr khe Cs,feMS Expeases Of G0perantent-ADN For iSino0nt of paymehts from the Treasury from let of April 1882, 3lst of Marchs 1855, khoh e- ave for current expenses ot Governnenas under the following heads, v1:
 Account of debeniures and contingent expenses oi Generni Assembly, per accou4R NJ. 1, $l5,923 9l Salaries do. 2, 9,U54 Contingent Expensss
 Judicial SGsfssTs",s ssrs".e., do. 4. ei.si4 si Expense Ofsupporting
 State paupersy dU. ,, 2,VUV [" State pria0n--saIaries
 of directors, d0. Q, JUV ' Advances made tO the -a 1 Or. Masler Gen. do. [, 826 84 !" PubIc buildiRgs and gy
 Institutions, s tIO. 5, lU,I14 08 s :" Reg;sier'ddebtdsch. do. 9, Y
 65as8 35 For Treasnrer's Accounts audhSd-being t,aymsass msde by him, viz :-
 Abatement sn State Tax. List oi 1881,
 payable 2Oth Feb. 1885, 4,746 05 Collecting fees, and travel, ,492 2a &. m.4 ....,.......4 6,2Ss 8 "a Fl ,626 6s 1s3S-sIarch 90--For balance in TreassrS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15
4O,sO2' M
ssi,l4s 2s
Pernsnnent F..nds.

1883 March so--By balance as above sro.ge, down,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

The Permanent funds of the Slate, on the 3lst of not lF1assFable, viz :of bank stock, nos ransfera. ble being s1hscripaions the capital sfthe aOwiag banks, whieh snay De wi.hdrawu, giving Sx onihs neaice g&i sff N SaFl gs4s s7 tls 85
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15
Forfsited Ronas, Finss, &c.

82 6l 1 Forfsited Bonds, Fines, &,c. 1832-Aprl 19, By casit received of 1saac TsAesy, States Attorney tor Hasttord Co. SI ga, 4d0. John Finch, do. Holland Co. 389 50 ] May8, do. mlChurch. do. Litchteld do. 23O O2 l g, do. Simeon H. Minor. do. Fairfield 438 75 l do. Jacob B. G0urley, do. N. L0nd. 29i B | do. And. 1T. Jndso0, do. Windhan Al l7 do. Nathan Smith, do. New Haven 351 O7 1O do. Samuel Ipgham, do. Middesex l46 A
 K 2,715 28 Dsties on Licenses. Sales 0t Aacfion Gec 1BS2 June--By cash received of sundry persons for duties on Licenses 10 reiailers 4,l4l 83 tlo. sundry persons, Sales at Auction, 34 57 do sunday persone, Con.inuaaces, sc. l22 6s 4,2s9 Os
 State Prison, Sc.
 1S33--March 29-By cash received of Gurdon Fl. Montague, Warden, for avaiis of the Prison, 5000 ing addon--balance appropria,ion remaining, 27 10 l9S3--Nlarch7. Do. Richard Bacon, Agent, Mining Go. baancs due for ireadmili, 100 %
 5,l27 10
 Eschsated Estate.
 lo32@-May l0-By cash received of Reuben Booth, Judge Probate, avails of land Of J. Cornwall, a Tory, 17O lsS2--Angns, ls By casl. received of James Ward, for bell yoke and wheel. sold by him. ksts Ient Military Academy, aad ao. rssurned 48 irass8f .A---@
 52 co laeeysse on Used Siates Fasd shrxS pxr ceas Stock By cash received for the April July and October diyi .ieas ~ iateres. on $S5 O2 G. of fS'och, at A v lssSJSs. Do for ,,e Jsn dividend of do. on ,Ss l-S the above au'oant of stuck, remaining ai this date, ISs 26
 . o.e r- I
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

Stntistics o Coanecticat. the atten,inn of the CoptrOiier of public aecoDts ~e have been fur nsl,ed with the following highly interesting s,ascs h would he both gratifying and nsenI w"oia some one individuals in each State furnish si.iiar i- bes. tsi t4
 Statistics of Connecticut 1or the year l832.
 The following brief abstract of inc various snb- jecis of taxation, returned by the Assessors, for
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

 transferable, viz :-of bank stock, transiera. be beug salscFaione to the capital of the Following banks, which maybe wMhdrawu, on giving six noa,hs Hartford Bank. l4sa shares, ,a.s 100 each, l4s.4oO N. Haven do. 9Sl aOO Ss,SOS Middlesown do. 59S 100 5o,SO0 .'if sA sas1 so0 m
 zaas Stock psreaa..a and svss.ysSest... Sa..'O0 vO Haeiierd Baat, IA shares ai $l00 each, ll,40O E' eai.is ss,.. ss as aes B s ds aSS SS 4SS 4SS N os 4s.2oO % a ssss,7OO % The Psblc Dent ofthe State, remainiag unpaid ihis 3lsiof March, 1885, is as follows. vis . Asgis.esed dsa.,--sonsisiiag Issssss. |. ss;s csSiss..... MSiss g s ss ss aTss State isils. emitted is ,7so. 4s ss if,a9 lateres aa sad Neiss 10 ls05, 5l 59 State Bli's emitted before l7SO. l.6sy & Uaregissered deh,.-conss,ng
 oi imlAy's ceEtifcalas e4A6 Iee lsf 4nteresl on do. 10 1905, S59 sS
 s97 se eo, .. a.s' .ssi ss "S .s.''' ''' ss's sG ss ss:sd De- Do tssndfy pes.oas for interest mad psincipsl on
 ELISHA PFELPs,. coa,O',an., aOs sg
 compsroiisr's Qgics. May. 1888. '''s'.
 s
 EGgy.-We undeysland iha, E. K. Avery has be., hung n eiey .. Bris.O whers he residsu. ds;ng ,h. present week in two places. The sxciemeo. ses; ;,. Avery is daily nereasingn Bristol and whese i, ,l end God only knowS He s,ill cou,inas. ,o .,,,...I nna Q de. the tempest which appaau tn hs con.,ans 4g flGFeaStnR around him Wall RS~s- s1.,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

l833.-Marcf 90--For balance ih Treasury 0f Civil List Funds, 10 new accohas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
NEW GoO1osx

VIE SUBSCRIBERS Rave now the plensurc If -,
II forming their friends and the public y, layce
,ha, from recent purchase, made a, tie NORTH hv
one ofthc FIRM, and carefully selected, their .,oci,
IS entirely complete They deem Il unnecessary
70 give list Of Their goods s,ice il Ia ssy I'm,
i'eu stock embraces almost every afiie.c IN lie
i'no OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Ha4draye and Cn,-
erp-ln This IS included an extensive s.leetio, of
Hats, Do"t' and Shoes, of all descriptions. From
purchasers they respectfully ask eall--,h,y are
'onfen' that they can afford as good bargains. ri.
her wholesale or retaii, as can be offered in ,I;
market.
Their Ware Rooms are also open for the rcccp--
ton OF all sorts OF produce, to be shipped OF .ol, on
COMMISSION. Particular attention will be given
to the receiving and forwarding OF goods
NOWLlN HUNT & Co.
May 20 -
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Valuable A.NnA iuv -MAe.

nbslROUS n changing my residence, o'ie'
~ for sale, u,on credit OF and years,
the beautiful md valuable estate wheieon ! NOW
ike. situated IN the county of Bedford and lying
,mmet,a, ~ on orc oil the public roeds leading
from Lvnchlnrg TO the Court .housr, 10 milts
from the former and 10 fom the litet piaeo,) nnd
containing between 800 and 1904 acres. All The
arabic land is IN good state Of improvement, wei
wa,es,d he streams aIinnotly dtehdd ard mostly
sci ~ grass The wood land OF tobacco quaiity, aud
the enli.euaot Closed with a socd lsncc. On
,h,s traei are now and cxirns.o buildings n Two
story brick house with oil Necessary "a, houses FOR
n large md een,ed family a wei OF fine wn,el
Immediately at the door no@ burn 60 ieetsana'e
.,ftho best materials, hnd ofconyonleHt structure
and young aud lhidy apple orchard, ba'woce
30 trees, and other select huit q various skinds.
Attached 10 the premises, at one cad, Is u snug
,.ri.in H. one story OF rock, tho other oil "ood,
with good custom NJ tic opposite extremity, on
the main road, is goohheweJ los house as.oiY
aud half, wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop Of the same materials an excellent
stand for man wisblng to engage IA public HE.
This tract could be conveniently divided into two
or moro parts giving Improvements, "hh dae
proportion OF " ooh land, 10 each
: ALSO, attract Of mountain land, Ii miles fum
my house, about 100 acres, known by the hume 81
i!a " Rich Mountain, lying remarkably lcvel aud
rich lor n,ountaln land, well adapted 10 the glGwth
OF tobacco and gram and particularly 50 %
stock farm.
NEGROES would he taken in payment fef nny
pat, OF the above property
ROBERT { SfEpToE.
Bedford, July Is
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e aenuu held for iicdtoi county, IA The r,,,t, br..
= - tic 2ib day of Nay tsi-J u,trlau {; ann. ~
apan,. tnih.ta"e sicpt"c Hi',an ~ Bur.e and Fan.
ce> his vile. Edward Strror 1ul Fh,m,, Stenl,, suo
s,rator Of James c. Step'ee, dc, r,-r,i. Deft.,
~ CE4ECERY.
The Driendart Edward Stcptre not n. IN, .n,,,o,
his app caraLce aud gwen .rcurty n, , 40, -,
Assembly and the rules of this Court and II, .nna
,li isc'on OF The Court that he not an pb,he, ~
ih. State: On noiion of the p,air,,h he HI. n, y.
l. ordered that tr sad defendant ,I, crne., ,,j "
swcr tho bill u the V'auiif - ore III, 6trtb NJ
my ~ August n'xi aud that copy Of hi. order be G,t
with inserted in the I,nchbra Nnsni, for eip vect
sncee,s'vel,, and that nnaler copy be puslcl u, lin
ffoni d0oi 81 the c. utt house al tlis c,,nsty
June "a G.