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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-21

priStnr or JudEins' ointment from the Hon. John Ia
sterro, Member of Congress is highly interesting
rhe gratuitous maoaer in which it is made exhibits
feelings Of ordinary character towards suffering hu
manty; and is certainly well deserving Of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1929
SIR-lt has been my wish fora considerable time
to communicate to You the good effect with which
have used tbs Ointment Invented by Mr. Judhns
and which now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed oy yourself, I have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
OF lumOr and wound, without failure TO produce cure
in every instance. Icosder it the most decided ani
efficient remedy in all Of tuner, be the cause
whatu may; and have found nothing so good for
wounds of any description 1t may be proper to
add, that the cure of tumor called white swelling
gwen over ny the most distinguished physicians as in
cursble and whichth they decided would without amnu
taon, prove fatsto the patient, was, under my imine
date notice. effected by the use OF Julkins' Ointment
and the patient is in fine health Hslimb affect, by
the tumor oeing restored tn perfect state Of sound
ness also that the leg oran aged man which had oeen
wounded, and exhibited dreaifGy liberated sur
face from the knee to the foot, and which, for more
than two years. had been considered ncurable was e
fec!ually cured by the application of Judsins' Ont
ment. mention these two cases. whichfeilmder nv
immediate notice and management, adecided eyi
dence of the efficacy Ofthis y IN cases of tlmor
and Ofuicers' have eyps fenced, as decidedly, ,he
good effect ofths remedy in the cur. of Fe.ons ana
of every species of fresh wound. tseems to me that
VINO VIII on ODeratiOrCf ONT
ment, must be satisfied to its beneficial. eec, lean
With the utmost confidence recommend the use ofths
| valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo
To MI CHARLES IiERsroNs Proprietary
oiJudSns' Ontment, near Frede.
| ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
~" Having been for several years in posses
sion ola concern IN Nr. NATHAN SHEPsEap's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment, known by the
nam of In " Judtins' Patent Specific OINTMENT
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew pat.
ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
n. Shepherd the same interest held before, it is
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of the
| umstance. Having devoted much time and care
iaringthe above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment aud oeeninstrumenfal in giving il the gene
raj charactert has sustained, with whatever
ment, all this time, it has received present Il IN
public attention As heretofore, the genuinenes. NJ
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot, thus:
Made and sold, roaolesale andretaL nea, F,.2.r,k
I'D by C. Herstons eoneernedin the patent riehf.n
Aprill5. CHARLES HERSrONs
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june Druggist, Fairfar Street
YOh printino
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-21
oERTTFJrAJE

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietnr of Judk,ns' Ointment from the Hon. John TIA
aferro, Member of Congress, is highly interesting.
rhe sratuitous manner in which 1t made exhibits
feelings Of no ordinary character towards suffering HUI
nanty' and iscertainly well deserving Of public at.
te ntion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
FRENCH INDEMNITY

We understand from good authority that no difficulties
VIII arise between the United States and France in rela
uon 10 the uihlment OF the treaty of indemnity for
claims very friendly understanding exists between
ooih governments the subject Notwithstanding the
complexion OF the recent debates in the French Chamber
OF Deputies the cabinet OF Louis Philippe have the full
est confidence IN the appropriation being passed soon
certain documents are received from this country.
The newly appointed minister France, the Hon Ed
ward Livingstone has been fully instructed on this subject
and Will we learn, depart his mission i'm a short time
by one oil the Hayre packets from New York. IL was
supposed, that the United States vessel of war; fitting
out Tor him recently at Norfolk would take the minister
ana MS SUITE out to France but he has probably made I'D
his mind TO select mode of more rand and
national vessel would have been The minister's family
nave been Tor some time at Hyde Park, in New York.
The delay created by Unforeseen contingencies in the
payment Of The money amounting TO five millions, will
not Affect in the remoies degree, the interest of the
claimants The French government is bound 10 paw four
per cent interest from the date Of the ratification I'D 10
the day OF liquidation. This will form an additional adj
vantage to the claimants for do not believe that Com
gress would ever sanction the claim of damages put forth
by tue United States Bank the recent protested draft
hAt generous institution would like very well 10 pare
Gown the pttaDce OF the long suffering French claimants;
but we doubt whether the President and Conqresa ~
consent totake away The bread of widows and orphans for
the purpose OF ncredSng the half yearly dividends of the
Dank, or holding mp the stock In the mean lime the
Doaid Of Commissioners will probably proceed business
By 'dw they have fICO years hear the claimants and
decide upon them. Nothing will be paid ill the expra.
on 81 mat period, and thus ample time will be given TO
Udnidn. 'S'
Deposiets-The public have been confounded bv tbe
vague notions thrown out concerning the Bank deposes
by persons interested in deception by persons who k
Dnhh hazard, without any knowledge Of the subject
ny law me public revenue OF the customs is deposited in
the United States Bank subject the drafts of the Trea
sury department The charter expires in two wear. from
the 90 OF March next, and IT will be indispe nsae then TO
be provided with other 10 transact the public bust.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
land For sALE-nY Hirlna = :

NUMBERED LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
power OF attorney from Richard II Adams OF Louis
Ve' kentucky, shall offer for sale, for cash. al public
aucuon al Fuvanna Court House. on the 10Th day of the
present month being the first day of Fluvanna Court
tract OF Land containing 765 2acres lying in The coun-
o. rIuVanha ABOUT 90 miles above Richmond, and in
Mi,is' ms land is heavily covered with the best pine
ana we oak TIMBER and in the neighborlood of several
sd" is 20 winch the timber can DO hauled over GOOD
road and from which it be readily led TO Rich
mona or Charlottesville The situation healthy the soil
wen adapted 10 the growth of wheat and tobacco
ana ron me indications the surface, and some recent
discoveries made on adjacent lands il thought that il
probably contains gold oreThe will be sold entire
or divided 10 suit purchasers.
ierhs-one-ihr cash, and balance in and 2 months
WIN approved security. HEATH JONES MILLER
August g. 27-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

EVEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
"A subscriber, living in Noiioway, on the l5h June
last, bright mula,to named Sandy He had mass
from Mr. John Bland, dated LIST August 1883 TO 90 from
Chesterfield Court House, where he had been confined in
JAIL 10 return homehut he has returned lie is Is
or 10 years old, about feet inches high spare made
supposed he III the neghbouhood of Richmond or
lurking IN Chesterfield county. The above reward will
90 paid 1t taken and confined in jail that get him
again Masters OF vessels and others are foewarncd from
hafborng or carrying him off, under The penaie. of the
law WILLIAM SarITu ~
August g. 275,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

VISRAINlNG STABLE The subscriber having open
ed Stable for training Horses under the direction
OF MI george walden, wishes TO engage few more than
ne now has, for the fall races He has son track good
stables and every thing that is necessary for paying the
es attention 10 Horses in training Those inclned avail
themselves of the advantages which an experienced
CT &c Afford will please apply speedily subscriber
near Gloucester Courthouse, TO the Editors of the JEFF
iersonian. ~ = MOP
August 0. o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

sa)sgs5 <.THVHE Lynchburg Stage Office
IaS-4S iZffTs1lf n is now kept at the Bar OF the
sstP sSzR Eagle Hotel Seats can be secured
through, 10 the White Sulphur
Springs, every day except Saturday, for Sl4 so cents
August 9. 25-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
EACH8.NGE .A.ND LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND.

~; w. ). bPPES, having located himself at his mo.
~ Tiers, in the county OF Buckingham respecffuIlv
tenders his professional services 10 the public.
Augusta PSI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09


The United States Ship OF the line, Delaware Henry
The ohng yesterday She will il the wind do not prove
isr be probably lowed Up to-day by the Hercules and
Rufus King steamboats,.
In an excursion yesterday, in the Hercules down TO
me hshng banks-an excursion, by the way, which we
recommend occasionally 10 pent up cilZenswe had the
pIoasufe IN common with large company on board The
boat 10 zee This noble vessel the Capain the Steamboat
having The coppAIssDce 10 several miles of his
way TO grSuiy bis passengers with q view of her
The Delaware is now at anchor IN the North River
The steamboats, lowed her up this mornng-N Y Nm,
The United STATES ship Delaware, under command of
Captain Ballard, which arrived in our ofng last FRIDAY
anu was lowed TO her anchorage in the North river on
Saturday by the steamhosts Hercules and Rufus kim
furnishes evidence Of the capacity Of harbor TO admit
vessels oil the largest cass fact which has been ues-
oned by come who wished the naval station
from tils qusrcr. When the Delaware passed the bar
me soupdngs gave twenty eight and half feet Of water
I've Vesse draws weniysx feet and passed the bar
WITHOUT touching At the Time she left Norfolk she did
not draw so much by FIVE feet and yet more than
week she was fast aground We do not think that Com
odorc Rogers anhpaihy 10 the New York station should
forever keep back public improvement Al crcumsisn-
ces considered together, habour in the United States
cuar respects, one ~ two have advantages over H.
learn that the Navy Commissioners are expected in
town today and ii s anticipated that Commodore Cham.
cey VINO so well knows the capacities OF the BROOKLYN
Navy ard, and the neglect with which has be en- treat.
co. compared with the Yard Norfolk and some others at
e Sou'h VIII endeavor TO make il manifest to the Navy
department. that this station we'll deserves have some
Evs Post WV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09
kuskQskia. lu.) July 30.

Resistance to tyrants, is obedience to
God. '-.Ho.to ca Jefersoa's zeal.
Wbat single line could be more stri-
kingly expressive Of the character of
him who had .ssworn on the altar of
God, eternal hostility against every
form Of tyranny over the mind OF
man." 1t is plain and bold,-far a.
hosc the common expressions Of the
language. No knight, in the days Of
chivalry. ever exhibited strlcter obedi-
ence to his vow, than did Mr.. Jefferson
to his voluntary synopsis Of his pcliti-
cal creed-aEd no man ever deserved
more from his eoantry, as patriot, or
from his fellow citizens, as a man, than
he did. In every manly virtue-ln
every act Of patriotism. and every pro-
Ject fof human emancipation, which
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09
HOOSHIER.

The apPellation of Hooshier has
been used Ia many ofthe western states
forseveral years. to designate ina good
natured way, an inhabifant Of our sis
ter state Ct Indiana. Ex-Governor
Ray has lately started a newspaper in
Indiana, which he names ~The Hoo
shier." Many Of our ingenious native
Ph'losoeists have attempted. though
very unsatisfactory, to explain the
origin Of this somewhat singular term.
Mordecai NJ. Noah, in q hate number
VI his Evening Star, undertakes to az
count for it upon the faith Of a rather
aPocryphal story Of . recruiting officer,
not ofvery brilliant literary attain
ments, who was engaged during the
last war, in enlisliog . company Of
HAz-ors, who by mistake he un(oston-
ately denominated Heoskieys. Anoth-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

er etymolog,st tells us that when the
state Of Indiana was being surveyed,
the Surveyors on finding the residence
Of q squatter, would exclaim '.srho's
this exclamation. abnevia-
ted to Hooshiey, was in process Of time,
applied a. a distinct tive aPPellatinn to
the original settlers ef that state, and
finally, to its inhabitants, generally.
Neither Of these hypothesis are de-
serving Of any sttention. The word
Hooshier is indebted Cor its existence
to that once numerous and unique, but
now extinct class Of mortals called the
Ohio Boatmaa.-ln this original ac-
cePtion, il was equivalent to ''RiP-sta-
yer" AScrooger," '.Bulger," 'king-
aud a hundred others.
expressive but which have ne
yer attained 70 such a respectable
az itself. By some caprice
which can never be explained, the
hooshier became confined
solely to such boatmen as had their
homes upon the Indiana Shore, aad
from them it was gradually applied 10
all the Indianians who now ackDowl-
edge it as good naturedly as a New
Englander docs the aPPellation Of \ an
kee. Whatever may have been the
original acceptation Of ~Hooshicr.''
tins we know, that the people to whom
it IL now applied, are amongst the
bravest, most intelligent, moot enter
prising, most magnanimous, and most
democratic Of the Great West, and
should We he disPosod TO quit the state
in which we are now sojournIng, our
own noble Ohio, it will be to enroll
ourselves as adopted citizen in the
laird Of the lIoosnIERs.-Cincimsati
Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

1863, Mr. Downing was rspresea1ea
>s having been very friendly to Masaa-
chusetts. lie died in 1924 at the re
OF 80.
Major Jack Downing Of Downia
vile. seems 10 have inherited his
ancestors talents Cor $50
business and diplomacy, and like hiG
to possess ready Wit and fluent utter
ance, and to bask in the sunshine of
royal favor. Whether he resembles
him m other respects time must dis
close.-E. Y Daily .4dceyfiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

vIsHE Subscriber has just received new
and beautiful assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES, SILvERwARE, JEwELRy, &c.
consisting in part of: watches, chains, seals
keys, silver table and tea spoons, plated
do. thimbles. breast pins, 6nger-rings, ear
drops, guard chains, pocket pistols, per.
cussion caps, pocket compasses, pocket
books, fancy and snuff boxes, spectacles,
ever-pointed pencils, crayons, brass and
steel pens, pen and pocket knives, beads.
razors, warranted Of the best quality, Acc
Also, . handsome alabaster mantle time
piece, (sixteen days,) all Of which will be
sold at small profit. Watches and clock
repaired on the shortest notice.
J. C. FERGUSON.
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1883.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09
EDUCATION.

]. NORRIS proposes opening school
in the brick school house, south of town.
Those wishing to patronize his school, will
please make application soon, and enter
the number of scholars they wish to send
for one quarter.-The school will COM
mence as soon a. a sufficient number of
scholars arc subscribed to justify.-His
terms will be the same a. heretofore.
N. b. Those in arrears for the tuition OF
their children, would confer particular
favor, BY dlscharging the same immediafe-
~, ~ demasds On myself are urgent, and
must be attended to.
Sept. 21st. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

signalized his day, he was the Pole-star
that cheered the sometimes dropping
spirits Of i,is companions, aud gllded
thea, on to victory. No man ever had
,sarsner friends, or more viBdictive en-
emies. than Thomas Jefferson. Hun
dreds who denounced him as an intidel
and a jacobln during bis life, now drop
the tear Of regret over his grave and
laud him as a statesman and u man.
He is gone-the plaudits Of grateful
millions-the thousand shouts OF eman-
people, hallow his memory !;
while the lightning Of public lndigna-
tioE would blast the man who should
openly desecrate his character. His
enemies sing p1ans to his memory and
shed their crocodile tears over his ash
es, because his fame defies detraction,
and that they may shrink from the O.
dunn Of their attacks upon one who
rose above their puDy efforts, and left
them but Gas molehills at the feet Of
the eternal Andes. Post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

CRATEsUL for the liberal patronage he
has received, respectfully informs his
frlends, and the public generally, that he
continues to carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS, in all its various branches.
At his old stand on Main street, two doors
east of J. N. Laws store. where all orders
in his line will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Having . regular
correspondence with some Of the principal
merchant tailors of New York, he 10 con
stantiy furnished with the latest changes
in the fashions. Garments cut on the
shortest notice, and warranted to ct well
If properly made up.
August 10th. 1880. o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

to get all the sAorLiDg papers as soon
as they we're done WITH
sThe devil she did then may as
we'll hang up NV fiddle till shutdown,
for when she begins to read, it's from
Alpha 10 Omega. Give me my hat,
John. Never mind breakfast. Mr..
Swallow, will you accompany me to
the printing Office. l will subscribe
Immediately. Four dollars, did you
saye will give twenty-four dollars,
before ! would suffer such imperti-
hence. Ill lend my paper | wish ]
may be -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

vdNU Oeen apPOIhted 1Gent OF Z
Hartford, Connecticut "Protee
Fire Insurance Company" the subscrsa q.
10 ready to attend to all the business of the
agency. The Company have a capital Of
$l5O.OOo with the privilege (grantcd BY
the charter) of increasing the SAGE 20
half = million dollars. lnsurances arc ef-
fected BY this company, both on real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every information viii hncheer-
fully and promptly given ON all Sea
tions made either BY person, srb liter
post paid) At the Office Of tho ICY in
J. d. VAUGHAN, Agent.
May A, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

a rroRNEv and COUNSELOR AT Law, hav
a ing permanently located himself in
Richmond, respectfully informs the public
that he will faithfully attend to all business
that he may be entrusted with in the line
of his profession. He will regularly at
tend the Circui; courts Of Wayne, Union.
Fayette, Rush, Delaware, Henry. and
Randolph counties.
March 9, 1888. g
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

anu tItdI ssscy uDdy S1Gluk lGOtn Tue y
dunn Of their attacks upon one who
rose above their puDy efforts, and left
them but Gas molehills at the feet Of
the eternal Andes.''-Boston Post.
DANvlLLc Va. 1888.
AN INVITATION To A PIOUS FAIR
Come away, come away, to the nasquersde
SHOES.
We have trinkets AID toys, for belle and
for beaus:
Oh: come gire bargains, you cannot deny
Our goods are SO nice, and our purpose 90
pious,
Then down with your business, fx for
And galiop of bravely to pie.y'. fair.
We wish to raise funds for the African
missions,
And thus we prefer our humble petitions;
'rwixt God aud the Foulahs eternity rolls,
And but for the rhino, he saves not their
souls
Then up to the rescue, nor doubt nor
foEbear,
And save the poor heashen at piety' fair.
We want q few garments, no iafdeL plots
To ciothe their own felix's; out the dear
Hottentots.
At home we've no use for humanity's laws,
But shirts must be had for the kickapoo
squoses.
Then come up and see collection most
Buy ginghasss and ribbons at piety far.
We've purses, pin-cushions, and little grey
mice,
Fish, butterflies, bonuets and every thing
nice,
Caps capes and caIashes for misses and
babies
Then say not word, we demur to your
may be's.
Oh. come. and we'n smile ON you pretti-
~ there,
And coax you and hoax you at Piefy' fair.
IT'S true the censorious will say tits vice,
10 wheedle the young and the simple
Sell vaiuless things at a mOnstr0us advance
Accords not with honor nor Oiensiance,
List not to their lingo, tits subtility' s
snare,
But hunt up the silver and come to the
fair.
They hold it immmortal to practice such
scenes,
But OBJECTS If pious will sanctify means;
Our creed, too, permits US to bassboxle
sinners,
TO clothe the poor pious, and furnish them
dinners.
Then orlng Ill the cash you can we'll or
Ill spare,
lis ali the same thing at meek piety 5
fair.
We bellies Of the fashion-Society's foes.
" no think but of flirting, with dandies and
beans;
Ie fop macaronies, who frog-iike would
Delight to talk nonsense and ogle a belle.
Oh! come ami be diddled, fixed just to =
And gain your short reason at piety's
fair.
Oh! come, ye good husbands whose interest
thrives
So well in the hands of your henpecking
wives;
Come all ye quack blockheads. nor care
what your trade is,
If no other merit, make sure ofthe ladies.
Come fawn aud look foolish, talent so
rare,
Wen Win their support, if you come to
the fair.
Come misses and masters, come little and
tail,
Come handles, with candies. and henpeck-
ed and all;
Come all e vain idlers, IN search of APP
plause,
Come smile and be cheated to aid the good
cause.
The bumps fthe many, good nature de-
clare,
And promise harvest Of gulls at the fair.
Paul PyJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09
save the Pieces.

THE subscriber. viii pay one dollar AL
- twenty-five ceats per hundred, lor
old cast iron, such n cd bro1Eea poees,
kettles, asdirons, plo1gh Doul1s, re. re.
and : fair price for heavy pieces, Il deliver
ed 1t their foandry in Richnssl. 4 pen.
GROVE = W1L11A00.
JaasaSy 9Th, 1608.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09

Dook anA Job Pri0ting,
.F any kind, will be done At this eaLce.
- on short notice and reAsoaabo - r0s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
Nte'r'saf 70.

NnlUN@uANl u n d.c,ee ptonounee5 by the
* Circuit superior tourl OF Law aud Chauce,y
Tor he county Of Amler T. IN the 18th dry OF Sep.
t"mber. 1872. ~ n. .asc vi the President Duec
tais and Company oil h Hauk ~ Virginia, aud the
f,eAden, Directors aud Company OF the Farmers
bauk ol Virginia, against liiehafd IIattson, Nan
e, shrhls John Penn. James $. Pendieion, ktoh'd
Bu,ks Wm. Turner, Henry l.. Davns. Sterling
clsh 'nr, Riohd H. Bmhs, Nm. Morgan. IN his
""n reht, md m the surviving partner 81 John NJ.
Settle y Co, Chapman johnson tia L. Uaynss
Thomas Allfi1gc, G1.ayaa A. Hose, MARTIN Low
ton, WIN Feitu and " IA. McDan,cl The under.
~ ned, n Som,ssioner appemiud ipr that pntpose.
vii, 90 Saturday l7h August n.xl, upon the pre-.
misses III the said decree mentioned, an1 al the
dwelling house of Richard ilnrtst ~, IA ihs roun.
~ OF smherf', proceed to sell NJ public nuelion,
IN credit OF one ahdiwo yents Tor goal pattinus
ct ne pniehase mooe,, taking from the purchaser,
~ pnichssets, notcs negotiable aud payable ~ Que
! me Banks N I'ntbburg, satisfactorily endar.
7'd,thc uact 81 Land situated Ia Ihn county ~ Am
oetsl whf'con tie aaid kiuha,d ,iartsnn nav
Tvs aud conveyed aud dfsct ,had la the decd of
'test '' tHe "id Of Aagnei, 1871, mi 6led as an
- iln Ia aid ennA" The lrgnl title /, the snid
lail vii be- retatnrd tpttl ,le rntrhase mo,ay i.
r1,td tiliuslOPliLR ANTHONY, Com.
Jolly 10 IL.