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ESSENTIAL OILS.

OIL Lemon. Cinnamca, Nutmces, Bsrsa.
moi. Lavender, Juniper, tubebs, I"s'.
peppermint, Spearn.ini, Hors, mint, Ross mary,
anisr, Sssssffss. Norinsced, Amber, 0ianee,
Csmphor. Cloves, Sc. AL of The above Is.
sential Oils are warranted perfectly pure, aud
are constantly for sac very law nv
TYLER & HILL.
wholesale Druggists, Petersburg, Va
August 10. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.


In Equity-September Term. 1874.
Baxter Dapis ,nd wife, aud o,he 70. heiIs al law
VI Alexander Strain,
agIiaSi..
Within Strain, David Strait, W P. Nelson
james Nelgo,. Jaae Nelson, katherine Nel
soagHiry Nelson. chH iren or Mary Strain,
WAC 10 srmlfried with Dlvid Nelson. Nan
~ strain, .ho {iniermanied with George
Tate. Jane strain. married 10 James Free.
land, Minerva Crutchild, married 10 sa-
,auel Kirklaad, Nancy, wiliam and James
Eratchtield, children Of sarah strain, who
mario lArchibaid crutcLfclJ. .~
Pelilioa to sell Real Estate.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
n thai William strain.: David strain, Nm. P
Nelson, james Nelson, Jane Mel on. Caiha
Tina Nelson, Nancy strain, whu iniermarrie5
VITA Gc,r1c Tate, Jane strain. who ialennar
ricd Mitn Jams Fred nd. are not inkabi;ani:
of i. i state: u IL ordered by the Court, that
pablca;ion be made ia the liiIIs6ornugh Re.
,orJer Tor six weeks Ter them 10 apprsr at the
next term af this court .,to be held II the ecu
house 10 hIlsb ,rmgh on the second Monday
in Mach nrxi, aud plead, answer, or dcmur
az Inc bill sill be taken rra coniesso as &c
them and sci down Err hearing * patie.
Given under my hand, Al tiff e, in iiisbo
rough, the secotd Monday 10 septembe., Isii
JAMES WEBB, G. {. AZ
Price adv. Sc o. Al Gu
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PETERS PILLS


LII AA-t-- 80 -~--f
RuEsE Pa hsss les bssa lssss -
80 .mnssriaaes ~ tAsf sxsEaeftiasfg ass
,.,..sx'.ss pesess e fszaering p<Firrt hssla
!. -~s.eas sslrsfinE sadtf nsariI sfril A,sa
n s.srsss uh,rh lks hsnaa ifsss = :. "a :,
TA.r are parsieslariy rereaasneneea y a.
49,. .srsoas wha are sfa'elsd $50 ssy sine
srre,s.is e. liaerrisg cenrillsi a. thsfs . 70
,.,S,.;,,e = fsss The Pablie nkhh has - a.
iursl sas hspqy a shssi .Pes 80 49, si J.
1870 he siomsrh sud liver ana 10 ne ~
~.,.ss q Is.lisy ehyls. sna tesfshy Ps'ns-
Tssg are selso. EDGED " shs h.ns,sas as !.
ahovssrds = Ne are nsing ihe1 70 % ~. -
ne u.ssl mid and PirsFsnl % thsit cps 49,
hui ne most pegleriiy insorenL salr So u
Coed medirsae ever efsFed 10 the raols.
Those Who eare mske . iFisi 81 thtss Pa'.
aeysf alierward feel williaG u es eh1rs,
1Iem nhlrh ! sufiricas Prpef u their sooe
alslisief. -. og..
JalyiT -
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Fall Trade. 1874.
An IMMENSE STOCK Up DRUGS
a MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUFfS, PERFUME
~. FANCY ARTICLES.

BRUSHES, SPICES, &C. &C. &e.
yslf arIisass irsa Bssisn. Aeu fofk. &c. &C
we're @ae rsresFtsg euF Pal saPPly q
Goads. s@sfacias ray kssEy Sisek 81 esesy
Ehsa4 - car lac. Osf 6e0as wsHe srlrEaeo
Hih esPerial reisreace 90 The Hksies4is Trad,
heiag q he ca IcEsr QUAllrH. and baugAt "a
Irgs slGsiaia al lhs LIMESr MARKET
PRicE. We are therefsse ready 20 compete
viii oGhs Houses. Meth Or ssuih.
W. respectfully sai,rIt call % order from
81 Merrhaaks and P5ysisilas wha ars Ia uanl
sfany or The ARTICLES IN sor hne q besiaess. ~
re are Determined 10 sELL sxD 10 rLEAsE
b -los ne enumerlte Zen ieacdns aFtleies. all
" mhieh, together wilh rxeFy thing NE sell
ne uaEranl 10 Be u The BES r QUALITY, ana
81 fRlcEs WHICH CANNOT FAIL &c
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To Printers.

WiNTER and summer News INK, al,o
= Book Int q LOT superior quality, Tor sale
al oil TIM, leo BY
TYLER a. tlII.b,
HhOftsaf Druggists, Ftttrstnis ia
July lc So
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TOFAMILES RIALIDS.

The GulGsMinE Indispensable fNaAiiE Er1es
ases nnay - fs1nd Al the Fiiiass ar4s stsHess
sna sea Al ever eos-aT stsrs il ne STATE.
nememher an1 nersE 80 theW anless tAeT
lave the Gnc-simiie siEaaa3rn q
1Ll,7Dzk5kyG aaswHszn. = a go
- a. sans nnmss - h1se iusPasileas ans couaan
Ga n - nsKkans nsAEssa yus kns I'm "A
usxs IN . Isoesn hrn :, - cesnianf s.. hs
nean enc - Eizis AsM YEA. % y wne 80 aAem.
n ls.ly sIs.li = SGD Hiils-f fa.< rr-sissF
5Jgs(H35s
BALM or ccLuMRik.fO8 TIE HAl&.
xhieh ~ SOP i lalIag eas, q restore q e hs'a
places; ard On shiiasea maks i gfow lPsdF, = -
dee u4e have -, dc hsir fom any sssss
ALL YERMIS laai inksa ihs kssas ofehlisa
i seAOsls. are Prssealsl . kled ~ il az oaoss-
n.s .. ..-." NS2sMrNsySo ca
o. nssrH " a. Rsmenbr fkis slssya
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Notice.

\ IL whom Il may coneera, wiletake notice,
a. that I have this day Sci ice my sou ST.
las WILSON, and he Is he-chy anlhnr z"d 10
dcel f,r himself and In become responsible 70,
his own contracts. in as iu aud ne ecl ma.
ner as if he was OF the fnil aue .ftweaiv nae.
JOIN. d, WILSON.
0p;obef 8 4s--3wp
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TAKE NOTICE AND SAVE COST.
n ~ persons Indebted 10 the estate Of tie
So late Samuel Couch, esq. decreased, are re-
suesied 10 settle with the subscriber On or be-
lure the 25lh Of December next. Those due
by book account must be settled by cash or
note; and those due By mole IN IS, be settled By
cash ar renewal
JAS. N. PATTERSON, .3dm'r.
0ctg5er II AZ
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-Septemeer Term, 1914.
james NJ. Morrow and others against Robert
Morrow and others.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
a appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of the Court
Il that Iamcs Morrow. WIN NJ rrow, Alex
ander Morrow and Anh. Morrow. WIN arc
,nade defendants 10 ihis case, are not iahabi
faats 81 this stale, suiIiat the ordina y process
Of iaw esanot be s,rsed on them: II is order
cd 5y the Curt, that publication be made fIr
six WEEKS IN tie :ii'ls5o.ongh Recorder. for
tie absent drfcnlants 10 appear al the next
icrm ofihis court. e. be held al the court house
il HtiIs5araugh, on the second Montay in
March II, anJ plral. answer, or demnf. o.
the psti'ioa will Be takrn pro confesso as Ia
them, and SET d..wa far he trino ex parte
JAMES WEBB, &. g. ~.
Price adv 81 %. Al g.
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FEMALE BAPTIST INSTITUTION

lfr is proposed 10 establish in Milton, N. c.,
- Female School oi high character, 10 be
tfnder thu patronage OF tho Beuiah, Roanoke,
Dan R,v.r and Fiat River Associations. A suit.
all, build,n, is already procured, and the ex.
ercises Of the school will commence early 10
January next. The healthiness Of our towa -
the ch ,lpa.ss Of Bo .rl-tbe Moralkharecter oil
its inhabitants renders il q very desirable loca.
ton far zach an Iastir'ion. Milton is also a
eeatral place Convenient 10 the four Associa-
lions nader whose patronage IL 10 proposed 10
place the school. A board OF Trustees will be
spp tinted and application made Of the next
Legislature Of our stale, for suitable charter
for Inc bhsinution.
August &c Al
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-18

Mine hundred and iorty-fivc OF those cases
of Imprisonment for debts under ten dollars, are
known to be among the poor and OF those on
Iy one hundred and forty three were enabled IL
effect their liberation, on payment Of de,Jts aud
costs, after suffering the pain, punishment, dis
grace, and demoralizing effects OF idleness aad
Imprisonment"
Thus we see that in threc years, three thous.
and and one persons have been imprisoned for
DEBT What vast amount of misery and
wrctcheG.ness this must have produced Is
there to be no end TO human suffering! In the
I progress of civilization is not the condition of
man tu be bettered Is no, the light which
christianity sheds around us sufficient TO break
the IRON spell of ignorance and despotlsm Is
there Senator upon the floor whose heart does
not swell big with indignation, at the contnu-
ance of this nsfarious traffic Three thousand
human beings-citizens Of this glorious old
were poor and unable to pay their debts. Shame!
shame on Pennsy lvania, if she desires to re-
ylve this system. Again "until there was no
arrangement for hospital in the debtors apart
ment--there are no attendants for the sick-.no
medicine in the keepers hands for immediate
relef-no additional nouriShment, when the
, patient becomes convalescent-no bedding
} nor supplies of clothing, or for washington
D comfort or cleanliness. beyond the scanty pro
/ vision Of the law. The presen, debtors reeeiv'
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noble system How high the aspirations of
those who advocate this monstrous doctrine.
lmprsoning man for two cen,s Patriot
ism weeps over the degeneracy of the times
which sustains such inquty, and philanthropy
wells her face and retres from the field in de.
spair. A human body containing an immortal
spirit, to be imprisoned for two cents !! Who
could believe it Yet the records Of the Le-
gislature establish the fact 1t is no excuse for
this system to say that these things seldom or
ever happen. AS slong as power exists, bad men
will be found to exercise and abuse it.
Let me now turn the attention of the Senate
to another class Of cases--to debts under forty
shilngs, or So 33I. The same report says:
"from the lst December 1899, until the lst of
December, $780, the imprisonments for debts
under So 33I, in the Jail of the city and coun-
ty of Philadelphia, being without stay of exc
cution, were as follows: Number of cases, four
hundred AND thirty two total number of days
in confinement, three thousand three hundred
and twenty-two total amount of debts. SllSS-
l3; costs imposed on the above cases 1891 80.
OF these, 36i cases we're discharged by various
processes without satisfying the creditors. 1t
appears then that the payment ofthc sums due
is defeated by the rigorous enforcement of the
ultimate process for recovery. OF the four
hundred and thirty.two cases. but sixty eight
ever paid the creditors cent, and the total a.
mount altogether paid, was the small sum of
| Sl6O 6S-aiter the prisoners Uho paid, bad
suffered two hundred and fourteen days of con .
fnemcnt in idleness" Here is picture which
presents the details of the system in its true
light. Four hundred and thirty two persons
imprisoned in one year; for sums less than
forty shillings, or an average OF SO IL each
suit All this is done to collect money /; yet
find by the record ITSELF but Sl60 65 of the
Sl,4SS Is was ever collected. Nor is this all
the report says from "the following statement
presented in memorial to The Legislature OF
Pennsylvania, in 1880, exhibits the number OF
persons imprisoned in the debtors apartment in
the city and county of Philadelphia, with the
amount of debt, and how they were discharged
from November lst, 1850, inclusive.
After this statement is read, l hope we shal
hear no more about Imprisonment for debt be
ing a fiction. The table which shall now
read puts that question at res. forever.
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THE GEORGIA MaJoH.--MILIrIA
TRAINING.
BY MAJOR JONES.


70 MR THOMPSON - Dear Sir-Jest ms
spectcd, only thunlern sight wurSe You
know | SAID in my last that We wer gwnc to
have battalion muster in PnevIlle. WE'LL
The muster has tuck place. aud reckon such
other doins you never hearn of aiore
| come in town the night afore, with my re-.
ginentals in bundle, so they couldn't be ST.
led by ridin, and as soon as got my breakfast,
begun rdn out for the muster. hada bran
new pair of boots. made jest purpose, with
long legs to 'em, and shaperdebraw, with one
OF the tallest kind ofred fethcrs in it, blu cloth
regmental cote, all tilivated off with gold and
buttons, and pair ofyeller brtches of the f.
nest kind. Well, when | went to put 'em on,
couldn't help but cuss all the tailors and shoe
makers in Georgis. In the first place. my
briiches like to busted and wouldn't reachmore' =
half way tony jacket. then it tuck two mig
gers and pint Of soap to gil my boots on ant
! my coat had tail eDufffor bsd-quilt, and H,oct
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nRIIt what is life J

'Tis NOT 10 stalk abroad and draw fresh air
From time 10 time, or gaze upon the sun
'Tis not 10 b. free When liba',y is gone,
Life grows nsiped, and has lost lis relish,
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MONEY MARKET.
ErAaxr lima a

The stock market during the past week has presented
very different appearance from what has for several
weeks past Quotations have lately fallen very much
Within few days the decline has reached eight and ten
per cent The only that we know of for this de-
preston is the state Of foreign exchanges and the pro-
bable shipments Of specie This undoubtedly is the prn
cpal cause another may be the strength of the bears in
depressing prices The sales recently have been very
heavy time and those who fearful Of being short
making great esrts TO down quotations previous
to the maturing of their contracts. Money continues
plenty. The rates in the street remain at very low
point but the banks have lately advanced their rates
The money market, although easy not so abundontly
supplied with capital heretofore. The banks filed
with stocks and their arc consequently
tail:d They have loaned very heavily stock opera
tons until they 60 but little farther So long as
prices Advancing spectators constantly putting
stocks into the banks until they become overloaded and
decline is necessary TO relieve them Of part OF the
weight No have the least idea of the immense
amount of securities turned from doy to day in this wny
The bank returns DO not give the nest idea OF the
pansion they have been under between the quarter days
slight holding back the part of the banks causes
very great falling off in stocks and very general
stock loans only by refusing farther
discounts but by drawing in loans outstanding must have
avery grea, influence prices and great dcpres
sion and explosion. The time when this movement will DO
made is far distant. In about six weeks the banks
make their next quarterly report. In the meantime
have doubt farther expansion will take place. and
tremendous contraction after, for tho purpose
Of fitting their reports for the public eve.
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My DEAR SIR

MY DEAR SIR
l want you tn say a word or tn to Mare Harper
about the .plagy nasty streets. Them shop boys
keep making water pipes spill water all day in the
keep our front entry clean, now now. The boys
bring in lots Of native mud, and carry 1t ute up
stairs into our parlor and Fannie's chamber. Ike
Miss Fannie, so don't want her to be burthcne 4
with dust. Truth is, Squire, The Croon's wasted,
ind the streets are mazen dele dirtire now than
ever the was afoye.
Them Natives look more to how they are going
to keep in, than what they ought III do !; and Pm
Of opnyun they'll have to walk Spanish if they
dOn'l do better, and putty quick tu.
heard good dele grumblln, and some notice
in the newspapers from the aiflicted thot I'd
say somethln about it III.
Yours, Polly ScRUB,
Broadweigh.
P.S. If the Natives get the wimen agn um
they're gone for sartin
SQUIRE BENNETT.
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ITALIAN OpERA-LAsr NIGnT OF THE SEASON.
This is the last night of the season, and the Illus
lrious De Begins, the prince of bufIos, takes his be-
neft. The attractions unexampled. First, we
have "The Baiber"-and who can resist going to
see De Begins Figaro, and Sanqurico as Bar
olo, for The last time? Then we have a grand
scena and duetto from Cimarosa's celebrated comic
opera, IL Matrimonio Sccreto, in which De Begins
and Sanqurico appear. AT the rehearsal, the effect
of this so irresistible that the or
chestra, members of the company, and the specta-
tors present, were convulsed with laughter, and
amidshouts Of applause, which sounded as il coming
from full house, the Signor and Sanquirico were
obliged to repeat the pas comique Madame Otto
appears in the grand scena from II Fanatici.
Mile. Desardns dances the Smolenska. Korponay,
the elegant and original Hungarian dancer appears
in grand Mazurka with Mile. DesJardins The
entertainments will conclude with choice selec-
ton from L'Elisirc d Il more.
We have only a word to adolf You have not
got a place, secure one Immediately. The house
win be the most brilliant of the season. and everai
parties Of distinguished strangers at present in the
city, with some Of the most celebrated bellies OF
Philadelphia, Boston, and New Orleans, will be
present.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June 9th, 1874.
The Loco's are very much down in the mouth
they offer to bet and brag great deal, but as soon
as you take them up, or offer to do so, they back
out. One or two leading loco's from the north,
said the other day, in the company of some
friends, 81 was no use to talk, it was serious
na,terlin defeating Van Buren, at Baltimore the
convention took the most certain course to elect
Mr.. Clay" A wing yesterday proposed TO bet 1900
tina, Mr.. Clay will get ten States north of the Po-
tomac, and $500 on each of the States of Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia. Kentucky, Ohio, Ten
nessee, and Louisiana The locotocos present re-
fused to take the bet will bet that Tyler beats
Polk in Virginia two to one. Col. johnson Is still
here; he says he will run next time on his own
hook, and d-n the conventions
Yours, Polk AND BEANS.
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AnuScfllcnts.

NIBLos GARDEN-To-night is set apart for the
production Of Mitcheiis great extravaganza called
pany viii appear while all that music process
sions combats and ableauX add to the attraction
will not be wanting. perusal Of the bill announcing
this piece is in itself treat and from the high repnta
ton Of the authors but anticipate most ample
feast Of fun. Mitchell himself plays tonight, and Mr.
Fenno of whom report speaks nest favoraby, makes his
will be crowded
o. 1t appears that Messrs, Titus, Angevine,
Smith ~ Company are determined to improve their
property in that immense building the Bowery Amph
theatre. They have Mr. Chas. Parsloe and fine ballet
and pantomme company, and must he sacrificing hun.
dreds of dollars in prizes of god Independent Of the
pensts OF the company to attract audiences II Is des
perate speculation-we hope it may succeed.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-The necrOmancer of the
10Th century, Mr.. Sutton, gives this evening his
grand performances Of music magic, and ventroqusm-
ne is crowded nightly TO ali classes cannot recon-
mend greater treat than visit to the his
experiments snd striking. He several
tricks and scenes OF ventriloquism tor this week
AMERICAN MUSEUM Encouragement OF the Or
pheaBs. The new manager, Mr.. L. Hitchcock, has
contrived to secure these nmitable singers while
longer. They sing songs to-day. lie has also
engaged Mrs. Western, a wellknown farce ectress
Great Western, the Locomotive Bullgine )" Giant
Giantess and others. This is what call chalking up
and a right good bill Performances at 81 and 2. Nj
How many readers will go? We give the manage
the hand OF welcome to his nep post
TOM THUMB appears 10 be the prevailing topic OF
conversation IN the fashionable circles in London.
His dminuve stature exces the utmost surprise aud his
good looks universally admired But had the Lapand
iwaif made his debut there previous to his sailing for
merica, question much il Master Tom would have
oil with such flying coIors for the Laplander is
inches shorter than the General and every person
who has his red rosy cheeks and
would Immediately cede him the palm as to personal
beauty The Giant Girl who weighs 500 pounds the
Giant Boy, feet high and the Gantess, also 10
be with Winche ard host of other performs in
Guiding the wonderful Orphan family Penny beg Min
stres
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o. ON TUESDAY MORNING, WILL be READY
IT the New World Office 80 Ann street, Part Ill., price
2I cents; Of The Cabin Book, Sketches OF Life in
Oh. T. Marsh.
A most exciting Romance Of Texan Adventures-com.
plete in three numbers
Now ready-Life in the New World, or Sketches OF
American Society, handsomely bound in cloth price ST.
Highlands of Ethiopia, with patcs-prce 81 25
Memoirs Of Mrs. Grant edition. % cents
Father Gorot, Scenes Of Life in Paris capital novel
by Balzac.
The FORTUNE HUNTER, a Tale of New Yoik-25
cents.
Matilda new edition. 81 bound
All cheap works be had wholesale and retail at 30
Ann street. j. WINCHESTER Publisher.
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OLE BurL.-The Eastern papers are filled with
fhapSodies IN praise OF the great maestro on the
violin AT New Bedford he had great concert on
thursday evening last, and many of his auditors
went almost frantic with delight. Here he made
a.munlflcent donation TO the " Orphans Home, -
one OF those admirable phtlantropmc institutions
which abound in New England. Tonight he was
TO perform in Provdence-en Tuesday might in
New Havcn--on Wednesday night he plays at
simpsons benefit in this city One of his late
compositions, the Mothers Prayer" has created
wonderful sensation in all the Eastern cities
waited by him.
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.dExTc,N WAR STEAMRRs.-Two Mexican War
Steamers, the Moniezuma and Guadalourc arrived
At Charleston the 9th inst, from laguna, their
way TO New York, for repairs, having touched FOR
iuel. These must be steamers Of an extraordinary
character for speed. We believe they left Vera
cruz on the 9Th Of last April, and have thus been
bout SIX weeks 10 getting as far as Charleston.
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ting their reports for the public eve.

The closing pscos oil lower than at any time our
ms the week, and several of tbefances show decline
from the Saturday previous Of from four to oureen por
The solids have variedbut very little, comparedwih
ohers but even some of the best stocks in the list have
fallen very much Ohio Skies closed at per cent be-
low par and kentucky Skies have declined during the
week Il per cent The semi annual dividends Of three per
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ROBBERY OF PiArL.-The house Of W. F. Brush, %
Henry street. entered Saturday night by robbers,
and silver plate valued at $3.50 stolen from the premises
The door opened by burglars nippeIs turning
the key, which inside. When you lock your front
door, take the key out and hang up put the night
sane oor
key in it, by insertion through the key hole the out
side.