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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
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 rUsklshkb EVERY THURSDAY i1oitine. s.lsss Bw HENRY ADAMS. {.

TERMS. 10 village and single mail subscr;bers. Sc do.ss per year, payable Before the expiration oi six m0alhe. si.s ssiss Y 8ssFts F 5sg'S [
 Eoeompanies of aay nnmber oyer six, 4l So per yeats payne ss above. To companies Ies5 than six @l 75 per year, payable helores g cents will he dsdunsed from eaelt q tAese prices when payment s made iu asahce The30 prices are exclusive of mail 6r 5lass chSFse for ttsnsp5r,atioh ls7sI
 tNo pkpers win ba discontinued sntil nll arrearnaes aee pad. kxeeRi astIa discretion of the editor. i she expirAiion 0t . year. "'eR 83
 AnHAisfsslNq. One square, tlifee insertions, ST aud sie 1set pseporticn sbE tsOaoe more squares-- Mait e9saees tacis. Cnptinahnca over three weeks adsegsisemssie eoutinued 6 og l5m0nths. ;.
 AdmiAihlrat0Fs and Execpfofss Notices, 4l %
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
NEW GOODS AT THE yARIETT STORE.
 E.As LORD

nAS inst selnsned fEan NewsF FeFix with "a III gehesaI assoFiinept 0fpERFuMERN, If eres eeasisiins n paFt pf fhe leiowine articles, sSgliieh win hs sald tt teGncsd prices
 Otto of Rpses. Alilk of Roses, Antique Oil. Bsafs' Oil, Russia Oil. ExtFacl ot Honey ; Nose. Eiseuaer. And Colokne Water. gbeaf ssnr;eiR: Poi add Saiek Romstum. Hair Pow .a1r., Frsslon Salis. Lib Galses Rastillss. sKash aDails, lansg Windsor ed lsthsr soaPs. Tos1h Remdsr. C.. tEe. ~ sss ,A spnsral n.ssrsmenf ef BEADS. Read RuF- - Fracv Boxes, Chsesmep, Deminas. Fan Pisw. scTnw Cuahipns. Epamelle4 hNekles. stssi Watsk Chsins and Keys. hanasome variety of as pointed Reneils, Silver rum hlss 6f snpsrIbf ailullly. Conversation Cares ChiIdfan's Heys. tke. ke. kc.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
Js G. BEClKWITH, At.ike Sign of Ilsngs and lfed;c;aes

t..s. .5,.5 ls RECEIvING coNsTANTLY,
 HENUINE MEDICINES; EDglish and Amerlcan PAINTS; Osbofn's Linseed ind alsa Prepared OILS foF painting; Pure RNrt, Madeira, and other w INES; D. and F. Portrf; Gums. .Tnrpenlincs. Lamp OilDYE STUFFS- Trnsses, Congress Wster. &c.- includina ali articles and medicinai prcpara- SiNns usually found in connexion with the d. busr articles. which he will seIl it a small ad- yanee from cost for. cash or good credit.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
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NyHE subscTi6er will pay cash and the high sst price EeF good diuk. Racco0u, Fox, Cat Skin, aud other FyJIkS suitable for ship- s,iOg, delivered to me in Lilehield. Ss' 1
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
gCHOOIl BOOKS. &c.

ETNIIE sntscribcr keeps on hand general
 assortment of scHOoL BooKs. BlBLEs. Itssabselss, PsdlsR, Hppn 1Ad Common Pray- 6r Bobks, 1ey Books. School +IyeRris. Be. which hs VII sell al Publishsr's prices, 4 wholesale Orretail. AZ
 Feb. is N E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
hozERT BURNs.

~Ih0u UnReFing oar Wllh 5sssenaB s-y !. { k Aigkland Afary.--Ths episode in tAo life of Burns, which has for it's beginning |iis middle and It's and. the attachment be- tween himself and Mary Campbell. is ex- afEecsing.. From a recent Scot fi1h work, wa learn that this young female who was inwasssd hy ahe imaginative pow eEs of alis hard,, wifh thousand charmss was dhiry naid at Coils6sld--a good looking, blas-eysd girl. wish very pretty 6oot. Ailss along cOustShip. in which they
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
"3f f8 FOR N. Haven n 6 N. Y ork.
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Y F. fngliG RssDber OUeT- SsOes. A FEW dozen Ladies and Gentlemsns' t-LL India Rslbbtf OVER SHOES. of beet qualsy. just received hy
 Mascll 6 E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

Improved lruSSeS,
 DEcOMMENDED hy distinsuished Sur IE ges,ns as istiDg hest calculated to relieve ilss natirnt of any pafenf now in use -at re- siuced price. Those interested will please call aud examine fSr themselves, at the store fof s's ss7 VI '. fG. BECKWITH. z L;tckftld. De sst 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

A boy wns lately asked byt tho calsehiss of the school who iirsk Dit she apple, 10 which ne renlied, s1 don't knoV-tht ruess il was our Rels, for she eats gteen ep- pies like the dsviL 3s3
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

\ Milk is so deur \ exclaimed young
 widow to Ter milk man, for the tweniieih time at leasf; ' wish ! could plEerd 70
 kasp n cOw of ny own. sWonldn't ii be
 elieapag, mn. fkplied her lilile daughter Earcills. tb lssspsa ~ilkman cf yaur o~ni'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07

sjerome Bonaparle.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
NAPOLEON AT ET2FURTs FOR THE PHILADELPHIA aA-
gETTE.

Napoleon had brought to Erfnrs the prin- cipaf actors of the French theatre Talma, Miss Duchesnois, Miss Mars, the beauti- fll Georges, and the charming Bourgoing, playing several times week before the august assembly of Emperors, and Kings, oongreeated at this place. 4 ssna!! sbaa- ire discovered ii the old Jesuit college, had been arranged for the purpose, with promp- titude and elegance truly French. Box tickets for each representation were distri- buted among the foreign and native ladies. But it was difficult to obtain them. My friends and myself, to procure them, were obliged 10 carry on long correspondence with our acquaintances, belonging to the suite of the Grand Duke of Weimar.- Through them, after great .exertion on their part, we obtained tickets for the tragedy of Oedpus. in which Talma, and Mademoi- selle Raucourt were to perform.
 Our party went in carriages from Weimar to Erfurt. We left our tickets at the inn, where we stopped, and set out for a psome- made. The overwhelming mass of people in the street soon obliged US to return, we were supplied on finding two had disap- peared. We moved every thing in the rooms, but the tickets had gone. A tavern boy had probably profited by them, for the theatre ticket had given rise to considera- blle blle traffic; strangers arriving iii the city, without acquaintanees, gave frequently for them louis dor piece.
 
 An! if we only had some officers with us, said, with a sigh, the youngest of the company, for a soldier with deeora- ton was equal to ticket. It was an ex- ceiienf idea. Among our acquaintances at Erfurt, we quickly found some officers, and it was under their protection that we approached the theatre, through the crowd which beset it's avenues. At the top of the stairs we were received by a soldier of the guard, with a frightful physiognomy, who distributed our company in several boxes, which as yet, were nearly empty.
 I was fortunate enough to be placed with two of my friends, in the front of box near tic stage, from whence we conl9l see distinctly all that passed in the pit.-I We congratulated ourselves on our good fortune: but ou joy was not of long duration. The h6xes near us were crowed gradually 10 excess. The doors of our own were suddenly opened; swhatp cried angrily the soldier, or gen d'arne, l Inow mol which, nn- der whose guidance we had our seats what, three women upon three chairs
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
,cq,rs FOR THE ADVOCATE.

|Tba allowing gentlemen have been ap- ,,sd Arents for this paper: T T.reer. Crawford C H. 1 z Scgiors, P NJ. Jackson county. | ~ Enufendau, Jackson, Lawrence co.
 ' 1T Igolf P. M. Izard Courthouse. ] gS B Bo,,0eistl, independence co. i 4 Egner, Batesville. ] ]. cro,uleg, Lawrence county < Bazsard, Lafayette county. l T cald,oeH, Jefferson county.
 Inmes ScuH, P. M. Pine Bluff.
 K BsiL. P. NJ. Monroe county patloa. P. NJ Chicot county. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. 1 ! Biscoe, Phillips county. [Frreiig, Arkansas county. |m Clark, Miller county. John Clart, Sovier county. ra Foraa, do. |nras Hubbard, Hampstead county. |nklin steuart, Esq, Lafayette county mas .Haihers, Conway county. il,. N Clarke, P. NJ. Aforrison's Bluff |Erans. Vineyard. Washington co. l Esl Walher, Fayetteville do. In. Johason, St. Francis county.
 4. Wilmington, Hot Spring county. M. R RgaR, Mouth of Arkansas. T P. .Hller. P. M. Randolph. Tenn.
 EarIa CaldgeH, Caldwelton, Pulaski Co 3nr csrke, McLean's Bot, Crawford Co
 |ns Williams, Clarke Go. A. r.
 IEldi5rd c. Fawler, Miller co.
 lslas Dardaane, Jefferson co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07

|s1s Paper is published every Frs- fl9 1uare DOLLARS per annum, Paya- a hanep. or FOUR DOLLARS at the fa'Saeriber fa',ua will be considered as pay s,sneA unless payment be made p au Mae of subscribing, or on the re- t,be first number.
 7 0 asr ,s will be discontinued, (bnt at 2. Fiction psr of the Editor, until all ar '''. .s have been paid up.
 asS' sIa,ters addressed to the Editor q. nost-paid, or they will not De at- isa 5sD 'p as OF aDVERTISING. -Ad- .,."snts, Dn not exceeding l2 lines, first
 .sa ONE DOLLAR, each continuance 'l'Saa 'l'oSSxars-lopger advertisements in the a, pnportion. ,h;, If; 70 eo, An@ an's,sa. without the number of lnser- 0lSS S,ap specified, will be continued
 onhbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
RULES FOR youaa LADIES.
The following is extracted from . N

The following IS extracted from well written little book, entitled "Code of Man ners." ltshould be extensively circulated and atten6yely read, for the benefit of the great human family.
 Ar sFiFrEEN-AfIact yivacity, and line your bonnet with pink. If in company with the man you would like for your husband, held your breath long enough to blnsh- when he speaks to you, incline your eyes downward ill giving an answer. Be eaa- tious at this age to wear gowns made high in the neck, that your charms may be con- ceiyed the greater.
 Ar SIxrEEN-Seem to have high spirit, with the most unhounded submission to the opinion Of the favored one, You may now look, when in conversation, in the gentle- mars face, but be cautious that the eye brows are kept well afched. Affect great fondness for little bd5iies, and get thescredit of being good nurse.
 Ar SEvENTEEN-Read the news of ht- erature and fashion, and form your opinions of the follies of the day from what you hear from others, and not upon what you observe and know yourself Keep the works of Scott, Buiwer, James, and other popular authors, lying on your table, to induce q belief that you have them all at your tongues end and that you keep pace with the Eteraiie of the age. IL is pleasant te hear ready discussions about the beauties and virtues to be found i'll such characters as Flora McIvor, Rowena, Rebecea, Jeanie Deans. Julia Mannering, Mary Dacre, sc. Sc. Read < Cookery made Easy," and "Heloise and Abelard," in secret.
 Ar EIGHTEEN-Look for husband for yourself, and practice making baby linen for friend. Condemn play going women, and talk of the happiness of retirement & domestic life. Simper " atsaani'tq ptni- nliisgv or put your lips in a pretty shape, and kiss gentlemen voluptuously, before gentlemen, to set them a longing. Wear low ffocks, but don't show of too much. Talk of modesty, discretion and industry in others, to prove that you think of them sometimes yourself.
 Ar NTNETEEN-.Go to ronts and parties, but avoid general flirting. Dress fashiona- IbIy, but with gfeat deccuey. Wear no flowers in the hair, but let the cufls be displayed widely. Laugh when others | look grave, and when particularly engaged iii conversation, study to appear meditatiYe l and absent. t wifi go far to fix an air oi romance about YOU, and cause much talk and speculation. Such receptions are harmless and admissible in the tender sex.
 Ar TwrNrY-Gonsider yourself iii dan ger of getting husband, and now suit youl conduct to your circumstances. Talk c the rarity of suitable matches, and your de termination to be circumspeet.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
JAMES .McKTNN NEY, Attorney at E4aWs

BESIDES in Columbia, Chicot coun ', Arkansas Territory, and wlls EaIary attend the Superior Court at
 a' Rock-also the Circuit Courts oi Elsnden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis,
 Aosas and Chicot counties; and will ENd 10 the settlement and collection oi |sln any part of the Territory. Any Faes confded to him, shall be prompt attended to.
 EeN ls3o
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07

The pilgrims at the Holy senu1eeher, be- ing in number from fifteen 10 'weh.y a , a,oof of sand, so crowded the church, on the dav 'ol ol 1s, ,ba fe,e that there was deficiency ot vlial s;r. air and and 2 consequent rush from the buiid, inc. Many were thrown down and 'foo m to death; ii is thought as many as two nun dreSl.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
LAW NOTICE.

a ], c;.;ttan 6 ts9n;.:. ae.a & 4. Fowler LIVING associated themselves Tn the G ,ractiee If the Law, wiiiattend the [aaf egfsss Iigs sysSand, TAird, and Fourth X. Circuits, and the Superior Court thlc Rock.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07

Ar FwENTY-Gonsider yourself iii dan ger Of getting husband, and now suit your conduct 10 your circumstances. Talk Of the rarily of suitable matches, and your de- termination to be circumspeet.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
DR. JOHN Y. FULTON,

AslNG resumed tho practice of Me Inv. a.ieclue, &c, tenders his PROBES [n [sNhL SERVICES to the citizens of N ds Rock and it's vicinity. nay be found at all times, unless pro-
 'Saany absent, at tue office of the Sec |I;,!', EI',! 0t the Territory. |s'''e Rock, June 30. 1884. 1St
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
Just Received.

oss,:e a,;:eamer Compromise, , hhds. first boss, ous'''y ynS, SUGAR; 5 bags COFFEE; kah. = ofERM CANDLES; low for li,t,s U VIM. BADGETT & Go. -'''s Rock March 7th. IS
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07

NECESSITY OF BEING WELL INFORM rD.-The young are apt 0 disregard the value of knowledge. party We fear from the pertinacious constalcy With which teachers, parents, and guFdians endeavor .to impress them with its iestimble worth. :. Knowledge, is better ftla7 BHoasc and lands,'' is the title of one q the fst picture books presented to chih, al 1t is the substance of fen thousand pfeepts which are constantly dinned in his eae from ir- fancy upwards; so that the truth becomes tiresome and almost detested.
 Sill if Is a sober trnth--of vhlcheyery young man should feel the force-tht with the single exception of good onsience' no possession can be so valrabl as a oood stock of information. Some1orton of # is always coming into use, ai there is hardly any information which lay not become useful in the course of an adve llie.
 When we speak of informatlo we do not mean that merely which has rect re- ference to a mans trade, proision. CT business. To be skilled in the' IS a ss".tav If absolute necessity, soluch so, that we often see, for example he mer- chant beginning the world wltho other othe,f sn,',, e4a,, ,taS 2 oood character andhorough knowledge of business, and sHeqi.1 &C., curing wealth and responsibility wilii9 afi- other. who is not well lnformedn his lesa- ness, begins with a fortune, tls III eTery thinq he undertakes, causes lfs ana nis- crace to all who are cennectd with Ilni' and goes on .blundering to tn end ol'he chapter.
 D.. ..bovo,oh lsnowIedne one's hsi- ness or profession is not enqgh ol T M iel, ! 10 constitute what is called 'Eesa liloelea man. One who possesses tn kina olh- formation onfy, is generally fgardedf . mere machine, unfit for sociey or fatiiai enioyment. 4 man should possess T. tain amount of liberal and scrntihc islf- nation, to which he should always bef- ding something as long as he lives ann this free country, he shoule make ni'4i acquainted with his own political and i9i rights. 1
 Keep a thing seven years and J
 will have use forit,'' IS an od maxim wfa will apply admirably vel io almost ' science, language or art, and n few yeE ,s vou will find it of service to you. II 1 ruth is so important that would add fof l bv way of commentary, employ that !
 t;ab ,,.bars waste in idle and corru
 mo pursuits in the acquisition oi tlle 9 hr9anches of knowledge which serve
 auuse as well as instruct; natural hlsto
 or the nune.oas kindred branches of siu'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
DEATH AND FAMn--i..s .. sA1. nasse..-


 Ii has been said, emphatically, but with more poetry than truth, that ''Death loves a shining mark" The arrows of Inc grim tyrant are ever directed with impartial aim. They pierce, alike. the weak and the strong. the mighty and the humble. With equal velocity they reach the proudest esaineHee, or divide the clouds of the darkest cbseari- ty. No height Is above, no depth below, their dread certainty. It is only as the mark is more shining that the arrow $ flight is more observed. The memory of him whose fife had been unadorned by aught of brilliant exploit, nucharaetesised by chequered event, or unmarked by exempia- " excellence, may soon fade away from the minds of men, save were t IS cherished, deeply and deyotedly, but nnobisusively ]; in the hearts of the bereaved fam y circle, and embaImed in the tears of the few fond friends. But the world knows nothing of the loss which has been sustained, and sheds nc sympathizing tear with t4e mourn CTS that are lett behind. X few hours, perhaps, (a few days, at the mqt,) glide by, and the grass grows above tse remalns of the deceased; and no one paises to ln- auire who moulders beneath; thdwlld brar may cluster, in tangled iuxuriaife, around the marble destined to perpetual his name and fame the damp moss mai hide the chiseled story and the incuriolF eye cold ly gianees on the spot, while ipt ilaad is stretched forthto avert the raYages ot tnne, or rescue from oblivion the memory of its unconscious victim.
 Such has been the fate ofthe geatmass of mankind, from the creation o the world until the present day and sael a'ill if con- tinue to be, through all ages toeome. To this general and sweeping dHstiny there have been numerous exceptlon-many tor good, many more for evil. Fane IS not al- ways honorable, and obliYia would be sometimes a blessing, which ae world de- nies. The page which tells { the excel lence of an Adrian, proclaimy too, the VI =ces of | Nero the trumpet that sounds inc eoodness of an Alfred, rigs the Intamy of a Richard When the snoW-topped 1mountaias of Switzerland Fesouad with inc virtues of Tell, the eeb of the ava lancbes returns the tyrannykf Gessler; and the spifit-stirring story Ehich depicts, [ in colours of living light, th patriotism ot Washington, reveals, in daeening shades, the treachery of an Arnold.
 lis well that t should fe 50. t is
 inns that before US are held.that we ma, fFi;a4 aaa nlsfeiNe l4sss ssis '' isssss ns te aaad. and beacon leks to warm us fro,, evil. Iercible appeB are thus made not merely .o the selfish Eerests and pre-. . indjces. but 10 the purer ad holier feeling. of men: We may net , attaln the great
 ness, but we may emuia7 tae goodaess which we admire; and 4 may certainl, avoid the Ill which we deFecate and abhor
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-07
THOMAS HUBBARD,

.attornsg d Ld1e. BESIDES at t.WAsHINGToN, Hempstead
 County, A T. [Isb l4, ls34.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-28
CASH STORE,
In East Street, opposite the Meeiing House.
Drugs and Medicines.

In East Street. opposite the Meeting House.
Drugs and Medicines.
TNRESH TEAS, various kinds and first
II qualities. Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Shaw
ing Soap, Bar and CASTLE Soaps, Starch, Sal
Era,us, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Pepper,
Pimepto, Chocolate, Bay berry g. White Wax,
Cochineal, Muriate of Tin. Soda and Sedlitz
Powders, Salad, Olive aud variety Of other
Oils. Articles usually kept in families. viz
Magnesia, Cream Tartar, Laudanum, Para
gorc, Family and Cough Pills, Pink, SIENNA.
&c., and necessary directions given. All Of
which will be sold for cash. I ask Of gene
rous community to extend 10 me share Of
their patronage.
Unweared attention will be bestowed upon
the SCHOOL. 1t shall have my undivided at
tenlion six hours in each day. Arrangements
will be made to teach the languages and the.
higher branches of mathematics on more IL
beral scale during and after the winter term.
A suitable teacher will be provided to assist in
instruct;ng class Of small boys: there will
be bat a few taken, and those who ~ ish To be
accommodated must anplv soon-alI to be
under the supervision Of the subscriber.
JOHN STONE.
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Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
"a WkOEes0Ie 0nd Retail
l. g.. RECKWITH


OFFERS for sale a complete assortment
W Of the above articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and C"pal Varnish, Ia
marinds, Madden, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian lsinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidltz
Powders, Congress Water--superior and
common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp, Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
A large assortment of PATENT MEDI-
CINES-incIuding HOoper's, James, Rush's
and Phinney's Anti dysprptic Pills, Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kidder's Medicines, Ander
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, WEIGH Medicamentum, ThOmpsOn's
Eye Water, SIC.
Also, a complete assortment Of English and
American PAlNTS-am"ng which are white
and red Lead, Whiting, Chrome Yellow and
Green, Prussian Blue No. and 9. Dutch and
Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, Verm'ilion,
Lamp Black. &c.
London Brown Stout and L. and Phhad.
Por.*i-Old Madeira, pure Port, Samos and
other WINES, in bottles and by dra"ght, at
retail. Pure COgniac Brandy, Holland G'n'
w. /. Rum, Sc. as medicines.
Physicians, Hdtters. Painters, &c. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qua lities 10 New-York.
Iiichf field Jan. "a SS
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Litchfeld, July %, 1884
EAETCX SHAWGS.
w &, ~ PORTER

"AVE recently purchased very rich as-
Il sortment of ShaaOts and Handkerchiets,
consisting Of IA and Sd scarlet, white, and
black Merino Shawls; elegant Sd sewing silk,
printed raw silk, and printed Thibrt do;
white and col'd Cashmere and Mrrin" Hand
kerchefs Grape, blond ganze. silk and Pal
myrine do, comprising great variety, which
are offered at low prices.
LitchfeLd, Jutu 81