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SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
Pr, a 6 III nm

|nNLi l2 l-2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
~ the DICK oft," shernhn's Poor mans plaster" II
the pest Strengthening plaster in the world and soycr-
tgh remedy for pain weakness in the back oins side
breast neck, limbs; joints. rheumatism lumhago Sc Sc
Ohe million year will not supply the demand They re
qre little warming before application Warrenfed s,
perior to all olhersand for quarter the usual price
ahg not only the best but the cheapest plaster i'm the
world II affords relief m few hours and makes aston.
sg cures IN liver complaints md dyspepsia 1t should
Ne worn over the region Of the liver stomach and il
VIII AFFORD great ard astonishing relief In cough colds
asthma difficulty Of breathing oppression Of the chest or
stomach they will Immediately snoh, and great, benefit
the patient Persons scentary habits or those OBLIGED
10 stand much, will receive decided support from one
oihese truly Strengthening pnsters PHYSICIANS repcrav
recommend them in preference to all Others because tey
stick ar adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they are stmulat, tonic and nnod,ne Tho
are composed Of entirely different inered,nto from, ans
other and known from the experience of millions who
have used them ms well rs the united testimony Of all Tho
celebrated and DISTINGUISHED clergy and PHYSICIANS 90 he
the most sen aud highly meicaied plnser ever invented
or offered 10 the public Several persons have called Al
inc ware mouse Ia cypress their surprise and nj the almost
miraculous cures these plasters have ef1rteJ
who has been So affected with rheumatism ne IN h ,ah,
70 dress himself without assistance was erabI.d ass
wearing one, only one night get nm aone n, tho m,r
hns nn on his cloths and call at our office with ewes bea
s WIN JnN ana Ms tongue pouring forth the gadness o
hs hea nj the sudden and signal relief he had received
i"m ms nest ~ ali remedies. Ash for Dr. sberman's
roor Mans Plaster II is so called because The nrire
places IN the power of all purchase being. only 70 ID
rents. sold nj the variety store Of P1yGBORy A |
hhNSMdiD Jewellers, Burngton,vt. wholesale agents
oerai discount TO merchants who buv to sell again
for sale IN woodstock by J. II. MURDOCH.
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COUGIII GOIIEIIi

Colds, Pulmonary Complaints, all diseases of N,
lungs iHMiS'c, UhooPfHg Cough Bleeding Al tie Lung,
sour stomach pain IN The site, Lrer Conylqnisac prjc,
~ GEMS 6oWe. The true, original and genuine Basam
~ IlNEHw0RT, that has now been in use in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia for the last thirteen wears, viii
uhr,d success IN curing the above Diseases 1t Is de-
cucuS the most popular remedy in general USE For
genuine, cal for Mrs. GGrdHCrS Baisam Of Lirerirort
ma observe We signature Of the proprietor iaH Brotr
IatmSt,i 'l Washington street Boston. As further ST.
curry against counerllls copy wright has been secured
or 'he OUTSIDE wrapper entered according to Act of ION.
erosS IN the Clerks Office Of the District Court of Ma,so
chHcts leiO. II Is truly vegetable prrpuratOn and il
now RECOMMENDED by many Of our first PHYSICIANS For
evidence Of It's support over all other preparations see in.
sac directions Certificates from the following individual.
wen known in Boston, VIM. +. Iarnden, conductor OF
me express from Boston 10 New York &C, Ellis NJ u
IhoS. llaskns Jr; Elishn Horton; h. Brown d. +,
woodbury. Horace Gall Miss IT, Howard; l.. Williams
W. d. This article is for sale by all the Druggists in Pos
ton dealers snppedby the propricor dealers in New
orb or Philadelphia.
BOsroN, AUG II. lSiO.
hereby certify that within few wears past have had
several friends who have been subject to coughs colds md
pulmonary complaints, md have also been very much
troubled with II cough myself A Young man vho IL
agent Tor me at New York fell from the cars on the Bos
Ton and Worcester Railroad about four years since while
heN were running NJ the rHC of fifteen miles per hour and
received scrOur injury, which caused him To bleed in
wardy, daily fora year. Amer much persuasion ndnccd
him to try Mrs. Gardeners Indian Haisam Of Iivcrwort
ne used or 10 bottles, which cnrr, cured him; he is
row rs well ms ever. He thinks nothing but this Balsan
could nave saved his llc therefore. from cNperirnce
'hccrnIy recommend to my friends and the public for
coughs, colds aid all pulmonary complaints raising of
blood DC. II is prepared and for sale BY VIM Brown
chemist, 4el Washington street Boston.
WIN F.HARNDEN.
Conductor Of Harndens express from oston to a. York
FOR sale by Y. HUTCHNSON,Jr. Woodstock VT
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SHERMAN'S WORM
T, o z Z II e. Y S..

1 'hlLpREN or adults can take medicine in this form
~ without difficulty II is the only way to make it
peasant These Lozenges the greatest discovery
ever maze Tor despeng the various kinds of worms that
soTequemy and distressnsy annoy both children and
ADULTS They are an nlllbly remedy, and so pleas-
AMI TO the taste that children will take them as rcndv as
common peppermint lOzeuee. Many diseases arise from
worms, without It's being suspected. SOmetimes very
troublesome cough pains in the Joints limbs, bleeding
at lhe nose, &C. are OCcasoned by worms and can be
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms indicate the presence of worms, observation-disclosures
vertigo, torpor disturbed dreams, sleep broken off by
Hgh ana screaming, commissions, cverishness thirst
nad nue. bad taste in the mouth offensive BREATH cough
dcnt breathing, itching at the nose pains in the SION
nc nausea squeamshness, v0racity, eanness tenesmus
Whhs ~ inc anus towards night, and at length deiec-
tos ana llms and muCus, One is dose for child Two
years od-two for one four years old-three for eight
years. ana five for adult and should be repeated every
morning, or every other morning until relieved
y sold at the Variety store by P1NGBORN 4
BRiNSn1iD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. Wholesale
again. AZ
FOR sale in woodstock. by j, H. MURDOCH.
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NOTICE. WARREN n MUTE, would rcspectIlly
~ give notice TO their friends and the bubble that ihpy
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses Trunks Val
Uses aud Carpet Buys and all other articles in their line ot
oushess TO suit customers ut their old snnd-ns thCv in
ehd TO SUIT customers in order to get living by their bust
hcs'-and they respectfully return their thanks for pnst
patronage, and hope lOr a continuance '
Woodstock, MAY +, 1910. ,,r
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a5oetrD.
A SUMMER MORNING IN THE
COUNTRY.
BY W. IL. BURLEIGH.

How sweetly on the hills-side sleeps
The sunlight with lis quivering rays!
The verdani trees that crown the sleeps
Grow greener in the quivering blaze:
While all the air that round us hoats
With battle wing, breaths only life
And, ringing with ii thousand notes,
The woods with song are rife.
Why, this is NATURES holiday
She puts her gayest mrlle on
And, sparkling DER their pebbIy way,
With gladder shouts the brookets run;
The birds and breezes seem to give
sweeler cadence to their song
A brighter life the insects live
That float in light along,
The cattle on Thousand hills
The heecy hocks that dot the vale,
All joy alike IN life, that fills
The AR, and breaihes in every gale!
And who that has a heart and eye
10 feel the bliss aud drink it in,
But pants, for scenes like these, to hy
The city's smoke and din
A sweet companionship to hold
With Nature in her ioresl-bowers,
And learn the gentle lesson told
BY singing birds and opening howers'
Nor do they e'er who love her lore
Though books have power 10 stir my heart
Yet Natures varied page can more
Ofrapturous joy impart,
No selfish joy-ir Duty calls,
Not suIlenly turn from thee
Though dear the da' h of waterfalls,
The wicd's low voice among the trees,
Birds, flowers, and flocks for God hath taugh,
Oh keep my heart! the lesson still
His soul, alone, with bliss is Taught,
Who breads the Fathers will?
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$1OO REV ARID.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
~ iered for months, toany one who will bottle of
Hays Llnimfnt Tor the PHeS without being cured OF
thousand Sold in instance has it failed of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had when il is sold 1t also
certain in nearly every case Externally in the
following complaints.
For TIE Piles, Tightness Of the chest es-
For all Dropsy, peciahy in chiidren,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs, or
Sore throat By cancers or other fungus sores, hour
uccerS, eUer obstinate or tong
Group, standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scaid Head, ChiiJiainS &c. 4.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlsrs hare counterfied the article and nut
II up with cartons devices. Do not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect yOu-i is the name of COM
STOCK Il co. that name aust diuays be on the wrap
PER, or yOu are cheated Do not forget It, Take this
direction with you, and test by that never buy il for
It Is Impossible for any other to be true genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK& CO.,
II Maidon Lane, New York.
Go T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT.
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WANTED, old gold. silver brass copper, and pewter
w for which the highest price viii he paid in exchange
for goods work. J. II. MURDOCH
Sept. 90. 1910
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AGENCIES.
7. H. BARKER, No. 3is l-2 River Street Troy, N. Y.
THADEUS POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
of Exchange & Market Street Albany, Y.
FOR sALEEY
T. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock. VT.
S. G.. Il G.. ID. CHAMBERLIN, Barnard, VI
MERRlCK GAY. Stockbrdge. Vt.
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Trust Sale.

accordance will The provisions of y Deed al
L Trust. txrcnled 10 he subscriber, b, S,u u.l
Bufrh b. ariug date The 9th dax OF ID ober, lS3,
aud ii record Ia the musings Couu ior the Corpo
,aiIon II L.nclibur., Tor CERTAIN pu poses i sand
deed expressed. vii be exp sed 10 sale, on Tues
day The 30h day oi he presses monih. 10 the high
rsr bldder ut public auction, fo cash, tie lollo~ne
SLAVES, 10 VII: Washington, man, and ht.l
rate carpenter by II de-Mnses. n nan-Amy. W.
.nan-Mery. a ~oman aud her two children. Mar
lha and + z,,-"nh tie future increase OF the
females tn" nile sup losed 10 be uuqueslionabc.
hu, ac'inc as Trustee, tie undersigned viii
guarantee none Other than Is vested IN lat by snd
Tus, ID ed. JOHN WILLS, Trustee
Nov BON
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Nov. 8
.V'OI'ECE.

VINHlS is to inform my customers aud The public
Il cenerally.lh II nlend commenting the WAC
CON MAKING BUSINESS, near New Prospect
Meeting House. IN Am, tsi county. also intend
keeping up my shop in Lynchbrtg. near L,uch's
Warehouse. have employed fi,st-tate wnrkmrn to
take charge ofn, shop Lynchburs. Any tson
~ want "i new WORK, or ola repaned in superior
style, can be uii,inudai win neaiuess DIES
patch, by rahg IT tltner place. NJ, lot Of Tlhber
well seasoned, aud the best the market aft rds
+. ID, HALL.
Nov ow
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MOI ICE.

TIVE PUBLIC me hereby informed thai Ma.
Il THAN, the rronruy al job Caa"ay. who
~ engaged IN making Ropes NJ ttrasses Re. in the
Town oil DynchhutR, - not authorized transact
ms business Tor himself, and III tuiure all contracts
wnh Inn, In his line II business. must he mad,
"hh me orby my Consent, a. also Ill money dur now
Tor work. or hereafter due. will he required to lc
paid 10 me OF my order. He will c.t,y on his
business, IN ny Lame, as special af"nif = John
Galloway. WM. l.. SAUNDERS.
Nav 3 Ia
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T. q y IL e ~ Z d.

4 W NJ In III sta e OF IN, health, and my al
~ most total inability Ia attend business
desire TO rent oui Tor mnre wears, the 1laua
ton on winch now reside. ! havr sown his
plania ion,tie present ia crop OF Wheat and Rye
which ~ up aud iuok, well, The ben.h OF
winch will OF course kelnng to the person rrniIng.-
desire asn IL hire on, my Slaves. about 3 ~ 10 IN
nnmber,consIsung Of men, women. boys aud guls-
amongst Ihtn a Black smith. would p ele, rent
M The land and la M out The ne goes private
", but II cannot do So fore the % h oi te pres
cut month. | shall on that day. The premises
,euI ouI the Land aud hire onl The negroes pub
lie auction. These wishing TO rent valuable lhIm
RIO hire negroes, would do well 10 give thlI.-
NV erns will be Intral. BENZ. NORFELL.
Nov. ,25N
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L.Lv'D EOK S.ILE.

AGAIN eff tor sale, The TRACT OF LAND,
i on wimh lately rrsrIrd. il HE county, Of Mel
SON, containing aboui 800 .E(XES.-I also of
Ter Tor sale. the OFElCE winch lney occu-
ped the village OF Luvingsion--u is ve,y COVE
nI.nt. and we'll located Il MOI sold beio,e, The y
viii be oG-'ed AT public auction, On Monday, The
l2l day of November next. Those disposed 10 pur-
chase a,e invited 10 examine for !, etnselveS. Mr..
James S. Penn OF John Stevens are aulho,lZsd 10
contract Tor the Land AMI NJ. Robert Whurhead
for the Office. shalt. on the same day. OFF, Tor
sale, several valuable afic rs Of llons"ho'd FurnI-
rure. Terms al Sale. }. GARLAND.
Nov. i22N
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RILsB O.v.S, HITS, HO.v.S'E rs and
(.{E1S,

DIAM, colored aud black Tat. and Satin RIB
Il buns. from IN l6.
Splend,d Chene aud oth,r Bonnet Ribbons
Black I4nve an trtps do
Super SAX aud Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
Do black aud d,ab bread brlH Russia Has
Florence BRAID Bonnets, new STYLES AID very hne
Hoods and Zane, Bonnets, cheap
Fur, Cloth Hair, and Ce.eu Caps
These goods will be sold yety low. regardless OF
cost, and bough s.i. To lie soihy
UUNT Y WARD.
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80 Acres OGSS God Land ut
.IvcfiOA.

I WILL SELL, al auction, on the 2Oih '
] Of The presem month (Novenbe,,) FIFE I1
ACRES OF LAND situated near enough 10
town TO enable ,hc purchaser 10 haul two loads a
DAY, with convenience. This Land is valuable on
nccoun, Of the Wood. and will be positively sol on
that day. il not disposed OF privately before 1t lies
an The road leading Ia Gamblers Saw Mill. short
distance beyond The douh' Branches. Trrms nj
sale. ANDkf.W I. EL'lo
Sale to be conducted by Messrs Payne Tur
per. Auc,oneers.
NJ, q t20N
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lINiiE subscriber having sol oul al Of his Sto,k
4 ol Goods aud ami III Unon Hail. Frank In
Co. Va. viii sell. n that pacr on Wednesday the
l7th d.s at N"vruhr,, all al his Stock # Cartlr aud
lIo-s one ,-rS hne alton. Young Roebuck; one
se. Large YOUNG Jack. wears old last February
all Of h,s ctnp ~ Com, Fodder, Shucks aud Straw.
Household and Kitchen Furuln-. 'l,nlstlnn Toos,
81 'ek Smiths Tools. lot of new Daeon Ploughs,
and all Of hls cropo Tobsee, banging the House.
Tttas liberal aud made known u the d., OF sale,
Should the above named day be iainy the sale will
Jake place on the next lalt day thereafter. Spndys
excepted. l. MOON
Nov. %
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PUBLIC BUILDING.

r1NllE Undersigned have been appointed, Ivy the
L county count of Amhcts,to receive proposals Tor
enclosing nh bti,k lh,ee SIDES oil The Pubhe Square.
= fhr, ready h receive suel, proposals ,n,i
invite the at,nlan 81 contractors 10 tbs w,tk,-lhe
pl,n aud specifications OF the moik will be made
koo"n, b, application 10 both OF enh,r us. ,es'd-
my at The touith use.
ROBERT ilNSLEY, c.,.,.
SAAIL. NJ. GARLAND, o"""
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md Book -kccpimy.

NJ my SCnOoi, fchmnusbipy SicnOSrophy
md BOOi -kcepimy.
II vi r. public notified tha ! have removed my
L School 10 the NJ a,nnic Hall. Tor the better aud
more ptlyhte aCcnnmo latinn OF SIudeu- where
have been sOlcred to open School Tor ihrec
months, IN order 10 give me lme To lecture in Auth
mtuc, ~ we'll as Peumausllip. Bookkeeping aud
SIenography.
! lrpe tire Young gerilencn OF Lynchbu,g who
are deficient III the following branches, VIII give mr
call. AID ne the iiouhle oi indtug Them E.
10 VII. pIattIcal Lessons IN the English Language.
" ,Iker and other Dictionaries; Historical Reading
md Spelll"e Ptatuca Auh,neue PcunanshIr;
Bookkeeping; and, where preferred, the Shot
Hand, Scltncr OF Strn"graphy.-iltnCe II will be
thai Tins III tie grn.a Schoo' ut instruction.
IN "Inch have gwen sufieirnry oi tlmc 10 lmpau
most all tie above ed branches. Nv nt j"cl
(as hhheuU) Is 10 give sali>f,cil"n consequently
student ean tale my ticket. TO- any one slng e
branch--as. tnr Pc mat ship, ) enographv, Book :
keeping, & -aed he has >utlioeney OF Time Ia
make hInsel iritcr. enhtr b, day or night les
sous without enciuachIne much upon his IImr. NJ
School Is "ptu, aud students Tor any or all the
uon as ,bu.c, elhCr as day nighl Scholars l.
IS necessary lhai pIliCaiinn be made ~ ea.y $
pas,r u al lh, sc a"lat uay Use hale u,#r
loss hlr alter tie commencement and nreau ltinn
{" tie Schnol BAdi wishing TO learn Prntnan-
sil1p ,lu class otrr dt,. where they ma.
Cllnusr 10 l..pu!. t. or 1t Ih' Masonic II Il.
ntZthIAIi A. DAVIS.
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E.EJI'.N'OI'ICE.

VNHE subscriber, for the purpose Of devoting his
Il an cuilon exclusively To tie
PRACTICE OF LAW,
las removed 10 Lynchburg, and WI regularly al
trnd all the Cou,is oi Campbell. Amherst, Nesonf
the CorpntafIon of L,nchhurg, the Cucuit Court o
Buchng CHAM, and he Cnun al Appeals HIS futute
address will be Lynclbutg, Vnginia.
J. GARLAND.
u Office adjoining Samuel Garland Esq. who,
my absrlce viii attend 10 any application lor my
services. j. q.
Jul, % I,
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lGkNSAanssMA

BUCKINGHAM Travels in America, 2 vols
ID svo.
Slcphtn,'s Travels in Central America. 2 vols: s,o
Speeches OF Lord Brolpham vols: Sso.
Ten. Thnusand-a-i ear, complete IN vol.
De Chio,i or the Con,inn Man,
The i ckwich papers. edited by Boz,
The Dee, SLAYER b, Cenper,
Guv Fankes bv A,nswotth
ANNALS FOR 1SI2.
The GIT. heauufuiiy illustrated.
The Token do do
The Dahi, do do
The Violet do do
he Pocts of nrtlca.
Jnsr received by PAYNE & GREGORY.
Nav ! II
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Great bargains ia N0lsiIcry.

TIVE subscriber inkes great pleasure in informs
L ine his friends and the public generally that
he 'sno" receiving hs Fail supply OfGOOtls,
selected with great cue by himself aud on the 81
accommod, i,ng trtms, III the Northern Cues Which.
IN addition 10 ms i"tner stuck WI, make h,s
me, complete. From his experience N the bus,
ness he feels fully assured tia, hr furnish
aud subs wo,k rs an, in America, and On he
most ,easuaahle terms; all OF which made by
GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WOltKMEN,
UNDER HIS OWN INSPECTION.
lie lee grn,tul 10 the public or the very Liberal
patronage wnh wneh II. has hceu favored tut the
lasl lew years aud sill sotus the same, pledg,nu
h,m SELF 10 III he The interest OF NH. to lIadc
with him.
All orders ior o,k, articles in his line, will be
prompts, attended 20.
Repairing done with neaincss aud despatch.
II IT, ~ q l. T. = II L. T. :.
County SaddIas, wishing To rcplenlsh then
stock, would do well TO e,ve HIM cnll send IN
tleu ord, h,s assortment consists Of every
lele III The Saddlety linz.
J. G. SllACkLEFORD.
Oct
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1 y pursuance oil u d",rte ii The County tUur, Of
l. Franklin, pronounced Al The June term OF sn,d
court. lSil.'n Ihr case oi Skeon ,gt and nln, u.s.
Eliz beth Wiighl aud Nelson Ab,hIre aud John
Il. w AIDE, admn,sttalt of .hn Wright, deco aud
Matthew Wi. HI " Co.; the under-lgnrd
the ! lth day al Neyemb,f mex. will proceed 10
sell, public auction, TO The h gh, 81 hdder, on the
premises, a c,italn Fact If Land VII, reon John
Wright resided IN his lie ',m- lying on Maggoy
Geek. IN ihe County oi F,ankln, conia,nt <
2l0 acr"s. On the Tract ii l.. ,nd There ~ 4. ) ~
Mnl and NV NIL llous". iuieud, Il as Gust VI ii
The ill, with IA ,ol al Land about II. viii be sold
separately. THIS Mlll is III q good ueigbo,ho"J.
i custom.
Ats, ~ Ilir same time aud place. " i'll be sold
SEv'E.v .vEGf.O SL.fV>ES, on. u an
aud two women, aud tour children. The slaves will
br sold = one half Cash. and the o her hall a
cred OF Twelve months, on the purchaser givins
bond good secuniy. The Land 10 BE- sold
on a credu OF oae, Two and ih.ee wears, on the pur
CHASER gHlug b md aaI securu aud the title re-
talued unul all tie moHey thefeiut is pad. The
nile ii The Land is blIrved 10 lie good, but we will
only convey surh THE vested IN us Is commits
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Oct IL lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

n LARGE Siock Of new style French Cassi-
Il meres. Superior to any ,hng 9" The Kind ~
maFket.) and fancy couured and black Cloths; for
sale, much below the usual prices.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nov. IS