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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Tile Maynet.

To the Editor 0f The Tribune:
VIII suffer to inform those interested IN The Magnet
that 3r = r. Coop having utterly failed 10 fulfil ms eontfad
with me as It's Editor and Proprietor I've wl not BE- permitted
sSue any more numbers of that work. cntrued hm WITH
It's publication and the receipt Of my letters IN this city dunns
my nsence but under the painful necessity OF nionnn
those who have money. and also. articles of m COZ
umis that SIR Good hss refused pay cent from rs re
CENTS nor hive received one letter through the Ne-i cfk
Post Oce since last October Nr C. has pubhshed maze,
in Tie Magnet Of which do not approve ond II he oou''
aemp, 10 issue another number would be violation Of ny
copyught and also of his written contract
Al matter Tor aud concerning The Magnet should hefs
he ditece, TO Boston Mass where design RESUME 10
pubication IN new md beautiful form. containing ao
counts OF my recent experiments and discoveries IN
Editors willing TO 10 favor inJursdbioher oi Inc ai
ure requested to copy the above statements.
LA ROY SUNDERLAND.
Nor, yoyk 1nrI % 1874
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The following Is the Bill ior the reform and
regulation OF the Police of this city as reported
by llr M.S:., from the Select Committee con,
sistinr OF the New orls Delegation, and ordered
to I, third reading III the Assembly on Saturday :;
t, yeo.,, .5 S,a,e of Mr. York reDrss eed ~ TIE
81 -i..,a-L ..cnrL- y. IN .Ma.i ns iNl0Ns
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OrHUOn.

So diverse and contradictory are The various
statements OF travellers and emigrants TO Oregon
80 % the actual face and natural qualities of that
country, that 1t is matter of no little difficulty
10 form any opinion, satisfactory even to oneself
mon the subject. We cndeavor 10 pint every
,hng that appears authentic, whether favorable
., Otherwise to The existence and increase OF the
o,eaon lever: and as the following letter, al
though not so late as news already received from
tina, region, contains some interesting facts, we
INTERESTING DETAILS FROM OREGON.
T'bc CoIlowipr letter, addressed to the editor OF
the Platte Eagle, from gentIeman, Hugh Buns
lo:medy of Platte City, and who went oHi y tive
wears since, came by sea, Via. Mazatlan and New
Luryport Mass.
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Fsou FRAycE.-Thc ship Androdus arrived
Yesterday from Bordeaux, which port she ei' Oh
the Goth March, and could have brought the "a
ris papers of the 18th. Our masters OF pa'he'
ships place too much reliance upon the steamers.
The packets often MISS first-ratc opportunities oil
bringing late news.
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Nso York. .qDrn loM ISL. ..--"[ ND''"S' ''' ~ -

IL The Van Buren, (Ark) Intelligencer re-
cords rare instance of presence Of mind and e1-
traordlnary courage in young lady OF that neigh
borhood. Mrs STEWARD, OF that County, and
niece, young girl, were fording Frog Bayou on
one horse; the stream was high and the current
very rapid. They were accompanied by Miss
Steward, the daughter, on another horse. In the
act of fording the stream Mrs. Steward and the
girl were thrown from the horse, and the little GIL
hoated down some fifty yards. Miss Steward, the
daughter, very coolly rode 10 the opposite bank,
sprung from her horse into the stream, swan after
and rescued them both, bearing them safely to
the shore The little glrl was not caught until
after Miss Steward had swan about fifty yards.
In the Anne Arundel County Court at its ses-
sion this week, it having been satisfactorily pro-
ven that Townlcy c. Loockcrman, indicted los
an assault on Mr. Magruder, the State Librarian
was insane, the Court ordered him to be sen! to
the MARYLAND Hospital for the insane.
Bait. Pat.
NJ Mr.. Richard Niles, of Poquonnock, start
ed for Washington on Monday, to assist MI.
Wclics in inducing Mr.. Senator Niles to take his
seat These are strange times. Hart. Cour.
u On the Eth inst, the steamers Cleveland
and Harrisburgh came in contact on the Ohio, at
the loot oil llc Trap ny WHICH tiC Wv eioii- "ao
one of her guards torn away and was otherwise
injured. in the confusion q coloted fireman
Jumped over board and was drowned.
u The plan Of running morning line to this
city, from Boston, has been abandoned for the PFC
sent On and after the 22d inst. the daily tips
will be resumed, leaving Boston at Al ?. NJ
Strawberries and blackbcrrics are now plenty
in our markets We don't choose to say any
thing about mosquitoes IN. o. Pic. Ap. b.
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SrAIS-A Little Later-The Madrid Gazette
of the 18th March contains two official de-
spatches from General Roncali, charged to con-
duct the operations agains; Acant and the in
surgcnts there. The one, dated March 6, states
the capture of Alicant and the flight Of Bon4t-
already noticed. But in the Other of the Sth, lie
informs the Government Of Madrid that the day
previous he had succeeded in capturing Bon6t
and his party at neighboring town. that they
were reconductcd TO Alicant, and shot 1t seven
in the morning Of the SGl, together with e other
individuals amongst whom was the Mayor OF
Alcant) making 2 persons in all who suffered
death.
The Gazette also contains proclamation Of
General Ronca at Alicant, dated 7lh March,
stating that, as a great number Of individuals,
who had taken a conspicuous part in the rcvolu-
ton there had sccrelcd themselves, he shall have
all persons harboring them shot, and directed a
diligent search TO be made throughout the city by
his troops, at every house and family.
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THE CLAY TRIBUNE.

AT the suggestion of many Wings, the under.
signed will commence, the first week In May,
and publish till the close of the Presidential
campaign, cheap Wing paper Of moderate SIZE,
to be thoroughly devoted to the advancement Of
the Wbir cause and the ecctionof HENRY CLAY.
TIE CLAY TRIBUNE Will be half the size Of
the present Weekly Tribune, cor exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior TO It's recent enlarge
mcnt,) and will contain substantially all the Polit-
cal matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with brief summary Of the News Of
the Day. 1t will be we'll printed on good paper,
and Transmitted 10 subscribers for the full term
"a little over six montlls) al the following rates:
For II single copy .....-...-.-50 cents.
copies.
ID copies in one package. so.
And in tho latter proportion for any number
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
to any one Pos, Office for the whole term for
$50 or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endcavor in this paper TO do thorough
Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform boneticcncc Of the Pro-
tcctivo policy, and the respective positions OF the
two great parties on the SUBJECT.
Those who may sec fit TO favor us with their
patronage will obige us by sending in their names
as carly as possible, so as 10 secure FIJI! sets,
since VIC cannot afford, at the price above stlpu-
lated To print large editions on the chance oil
selling them. We can only agree to supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach Us
before May 10th.
u The first number Of the Clay Tribune will
contan the Proceedings Of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
u Subscriptions may be RENTED through
the post offices at our risk.
~ When single copies arc ordered, the price
Of which is 30 cents for the term, the names o.
the subscribers i'll be written on the envelope but
in all other cases where clubs of five more are
formed, the packages must be directed to some
individual of the club or to the Post Office.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
,r,o yorE 1DrH 10Th 1871
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The iron canal boat New Era. of oswego
cleared from Albanyto Rome, yesterday morning
with seventy tons Merchandise-TolI Sl59.9l.
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Annointment by :l.e pre.iaen,.
TO the Wings Of the Union

81 anT d-lft tRe darIte a'id t0nEtFt q 10 NfNdI1
VILLA IALLOHNr, surveyor OF the hcNchUc AZ N~ul
hln..inr RhnLe lslAnh Le appointed
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n Righteous Verdict.

~
The following paragraph from the st. Louis
Republican proves that We still live under Co
vernmcnt Of Laws Mcdaniel, it will be recol.
lcctcd, was the ringcadcr in the piilagc and muir
der of the Santa FG trader Chavis, in the West
crn Territory of the Union, under the prctcncc Of
Texan commission:
CONVICTION or joins McDANlEL.-At ten min
utcs past II O'Clock Of Yesterday, the case ol the
United States against Mcdaniel. charged with the
murder OF ChavS, given 10 The jury--wiih the
single remark OF Judge Catrou, that they were
judges OF The jurisdiction and OF The facts. The jury
retired 10 their room, aud at O'Clock, Mcdaniel
was brought into Court, and the jury rendered their
vcrdict-Guilty OF murder, charged N the lndic
ment.
Public ISpEx.'-Wc have inadvertently omitted
for several days TO notice the appearance OF new
and able Wing Journal with this tile established in
Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. and ably edited by
Thos. c. Connolly, Esq. We give il a warm well
come and tender our best wishes.
IF John NJ. Church. Esq has commenced the
publication OF new daily paper AT Providence, X.
|. called the Gazette. Mr. Church is a very spIight-
ly Paragrsphist.
BUSINESS ON THE CANALs.-A comparison OF
the number oil boats cleared and amount of tolls
received at the Albany Office for the first TWO
days OF canal navigation this year and the last,
presents the following gratifying result -
1915 q boats cleared. sl.Si6 10 toll, received
ISii liz 90 do l3.3l II do do
II will be recollectcd too that the canals this
year are open ten days earlier than they were
last year. Alb. Eve. Jour.
u The canal has done great business Tor the
first TWO days. Upwards OF 10 boats cleared from
the Collectors office in this city, and tolls 10 the
amount OF 1900 were paid. Alb. Citizen.
Tolls AT WEST TRoY-Thc amount OF toll
received at the West Troy Office on the first day
of canal navigation was $500. This is the
largest amount ever taken in one day.
Albany Jour.
NAvAL.-U. S. friga;e Constitution sailed from
Hampton Reads last Tuesday for New York.
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EccALEoBus; or, HAroHlYG EGcs Ell SrEAA
We understand that this very interesting exhibit
ton Will be opened at 265 Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall, to.morow-and that the ma
chimes will be manufactured TO order. No person
occupying small lot land contiguous 10 the City,
should be without one OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

-, v tb, :, me o,er TO them. n often rs re.
i and imnieeaicy the receipt heco "r ,nrnce OF
ltsfeinr IN snc The ,nntniu and Assistant Cninhso l
~, 1 ye bonds the faithful m W. ,ol
~ he npproya the Mayor and on "a
ccrs OF the Police ha give bond. VIII I ,pn 81 one il.oi
be Approved III the a7e "a''''' -
sand dollar ,,,s of ordinances resolution and afi,
nov, ~ t1,cc and incpasen; with '!s act 'na'' " ~
sane or, s ni ige, Of the officers abolished py M
M IT, .s., I ami performed b. ilef1 uiu le va. ~,
.r; by virtue II TIN, oct appointed aad eicf ''''
Ee.iyf , Ut and COUNTY Of NeYYork. all tfceEnInhfe,
riyen 10 answer a charge preferred or lf go - t;.
y, ;,,.,ir,io, Stall Hens upon the raj state o @
peIsnis esins So. G,,ti The District Attorney shall he
~. and. certified cops "f the o'is gi t ~, ~;
ietn= the saCe III the 9'l,r y. I'll a II ,nJeni absolute
- ,l a,n"rn If the enllty aud the r'rpSalct ~. -
S.t..rI rnv d; the orcr FORGETTING the teco.ti'
e.. ,, -ac,rd such judgment shall not hnye peie:,te
80, conyevnuce ~ mortgage iGAcl " goo; A "a, T.
icr the ds.e OF the Tecosn.a=cc and h;4"'e I'VE hN VI
~ The costs and be CHARGED for e ri, .iis
10 5s s i ir7- pnrers and entering rules me dc. 4,
% s,- hs Sssfy being deemed compensation tor al sHe
IN ,ne,.-r of the police department shall rccGiEe my
49,, ~ sl for services rendered or - ue rendered., u'i
yf,t the snp edre aud appreciation ot tc Mny - bo
I'M n tho Mo- ollcc any officer VINO shall receys any
present or reward VIOLATION Of i, ,ec,ion s 'e -'''
III ~ css %; eIencsS committed the CtE and l@i,'
o, NcwYork upon persons bcinE 81 TIC ';iie OF , ot
can,.itsI m the said City and County, benz non 80
the aj t,ty End County either Gpon the PeT'os o. In @
r...snts or ty taxing retaining from such W
ncy or properly the District Attorney NAY hply 70 ~!
of said Cry and County posses. ,ils nm. }s 6a,
rssc of al NONRESIDENT witnesses n the ma'rf. ~.
IN H. discretion mag giant orders 10 'aat StcI
which nre ha.Scciiy tie length oil notice 81 sun LINZ,
ton that hall be- given 70 TIE accused. @ ,S c ujcc
shall serve upon accused tie notice 50 directed =, ,c
TIE wi.acss shall he examined the presence ct i9e accSe
his Irrrt mud shall be reduced 20 Wl.i- -.
oe.,u nn, answer and .hn b. signed by tne WINGS az
Certified y the Judge The examination siiai -, Lux ~
Attorney he fcd in the office 81 the eN o INC QUIZ -,
Son. m The civ md comfy Of New York. and maj ne US,
l.ais i,c :,-rrl lry aui all Courts and tTooliS ~
i,c,n of Inc .tIbic matter the manner Hnd WIZ
Ike ci ms the w:,ass could he va> he personally pf'I
pc tf tal a the acr'j all qics; o> may ;e f,'. 90 w.
eifusi,fy ui tc and I" Cue,tni' ana answers W,
could be aiscd tie witness ana rs exam hao 10 'l
IL Such accused n11 Ike manner on ms part on s,ie
or even 70 the Drinc; iitonc!, nae the -
nonresident witnesses 70 be flied ~ tie same oce '" u
used with like effect subject % similar 39ecu1s- ,i-,
- There hall lie es charged by any ''u-e ~
Officer m ordering taking filing such examination NJ,
H. tbs ac, shall take effect on ie H'ee"'" ''' W -
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II TIE LAST New ORLEANS DuEL.-Thc n.
o. papers say tina, Com. Riebaud is not only not
n,ortalIy wounded, but considered out Of danger.
The ball of his adversary did not pass through his
body, but along the surface under the skin round
TO the stump OF his right arm, whence 1t was eS-
tracted by the physician. The right arm OF Com.
R. was amputated several years since close to the
shoulder and in the duel he shot with his left hand
Hc is a Frenchman, was formerly in the Mexican
service, and distinguished himself in defence of
Tampico when attacked by the SpanlaIds IN le29.
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IF John NJ. Church, Esq. has commenced til,
publication OF Il new daily paper AT Providence, X.
called the Gazette. Mr.. Church is very spright-
Is paracraphst
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Contested House} uocos) No choice, p.
The Delegates from Connecticut 10 the Wing
Nationa! Convention are
Sena-{ Hon JABEz ". uuSTlSGroN. Norwich
tosial. Gen. DsSSls kINBERLY. New Haven.
Dist.
T. Hon. WM W. ELIswoxru $u5st X. b. Chamberlain.
u. SANUELp liuHUAEp; Hon Saml A. Foote.
III. " SOLOMON PAINE: p" c. Trumbull
~. =" Truman SMITH; " Thos. b. Osborne.
D' The Wings of INDIANA will hold a Mass
Convention On the Tippccanoc Battle Ground on
the 29th of May, to respond to the Baltimore
nominations. There will be some people there!
u We most heartily rejoice that PENNsYLvA-
MA is about to resume her proper position as a
non-repudiatng State.
u 1t will be seen by an adverlscmenlsm ano.
ther column tina, the PHALANx, Organ OF the Asso-
ciationiss of the United States will henceforh be
edited by number of Gentlemen of distinguished
abilities as writer, and will appear for time
every fortnight.
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NAVAL. S. frigate Constitution sailed from
Hampton Reads last Tuesday for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

its list of Members OF the Legislature elect as
foliou,c
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u Tue NORTH is evidently waking. That
is the only section OF our State which has not
done well in the Town Elections this Spring, and
it now appears fully resolved to redeem ITSELF
We have FROM ogdensburgh the Frontier Scn-
iiael, by Foote n Seely, new and able weekly,
in addition TO our old Wing organ, The Times;
while The Enquirer and Tariff AdrOcate' has
Just been started at Canton, (also in St Lawrence
Coz by c. Boynton. We shall not miss Wing
Senator from the Fourth District this year.
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Hon, JonS NJ. NLEs.-Thc Troy Wing {

He. FoR BALTIMORE The Delegates from
Broomc County to the Young Mems National
Convention, that have not already gone down on
RATS, will start from this village, Tomorrow morn
ing, at : o'clock, in an ark, built and fitted for
their conveyance. They will be accompanied
by the Brass Band and the Glce Club; will float
to tide, and be towed thence by steamboat to Bal
,imoTe. Binghanton Rcpub. 18th.
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The ship Natchcz, Capt. Waterman, arrived al
this port Saturday morning in 81 days from Car
tn, whence she sailed Jan. 9Th. Her advlces arr
considerable later
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-29
ITEMS.

Capt. Stockton's big gun has been
christened "tbe peacemaker." Piece
maker. indeed!
Orr HAND PUN1sHmENr.--In San.
ia Fe, Mexico, they punish counter
feiters by cutting their hands off.
They can never counterfeit after the
first detection.
A London paper states that in 1 900
ounces Of Spanish dollars, there are
9O3 ounces of pure silver. In 900
ounces CT English crown pieces, there
are 925 ounces-of fine Silver. A
Spanish piece coined with mixture
Of alloy to represent an ounce Of sill
yer, is not so valuable as an English
piece ofthe same weight.
A we'll dressed young gentleman
in whisking about The room ran his
head against a young lady. He began
to apologize. ''Not word sir" said
she, 'it's not hard enough to hurt any
body"
A number Of families near the vii
lage of Leraysviile, Bradford comfy,
Pennsy Ivania, have formed Them
selves into an industrial association,
which is to be managed according to
th e social principles Of Fourier. A.
bout fifty thousand dollars have been
already subscribed to the capital stock.
nd operations will be commenced
early next spring.
A schoolniaster in Baltimore adver-
tises that he will keep Sunday school
twice week--on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays.
M1LE.--The following exhibit of
the number Of yards contained in a
mile in different countries, will prove
matter of useful reference
A mile in England or America,
1850 yards; Russia, 1 100 yards; lta-
ly, l. 476 yards; Spain, 5,O2s yards /;
Germany, $500 yards; Sweden and
Denmark, 1928 yards.
A NEW life of Van Buren, is adver-
tised. Quite proper, for his OLD one
is execrabIe!
"Just look O there, Pat,'' said a
son of Erin the other dag in Louis
Vile, .'did. you ever see man ride so
queerly O. horseback on a mule be-
fore :"
The bones ola mammoth are offer
ed for sale in London; collected. as
the advertisement reads, sin the diff
ferent States Of New York."
The Wing young ladies Of Tippe-
canoe, the battle ground county, are
preparing splendid banner to be pre-
scented to that county in Indiana. Civ
ing the largest majority to Henry Clay,
in proportion 10 the number of votes
| noIle1,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-29
:,
SnoiIRd G. hi.ldram.

Those troublesome juveniles, burIesquelg
oenomlnatcd by somebOdY az ~dngels upon
earth" are described in late London period
cal, to the following e&set. IF any parents
should recognlze the remembrance of their
own offspring in lie sketch, they should i'm
medlately SET about reformation ethel in the
nursery government or in the parental regime:
Another species of angel which we doubt
not IS known TO most OF our readers, will be
Iounc IN tnamma's angel boy, or papa's angel
giri; out II any be innocent of this knowledge,
we strongly recommend him TO remain so.
Let no lady, with decent gown on her back
suffer one OF them to sit beside her at dessart
Tor the least to be expected is, that the angel
Will wipe its sticky fingers on her sleeve
whi lie she will escape ell ifa whole glass of
Wine is not thrown over her lap into the bar
gam. These angels, too, take possession of
every ones trinkets, no matter how valuable.
Fhey make coach of morning visiter's hat,
stir the fire with his cane, put his eve glass in
TO their mouth, and will do their best to get
possession OF. and, of course, 10 break, his fl
~ guinel bouquet.
Angels, too, have mons trous knack of rid
ing OH gehtleman's knee, kckicg his shins,
and if very young, pokIng his eyes out with
Their abomiEable little fingers. Angels ofthis
class make point of handling everything in
their reach, breaking China, overseeing or
naments worse than a monkey. and they KIN
or main all sorts of pet animals that cannot de-
tend themselves; they tread upon cats ia lis,
pull the feathers out of the canary's wings,
take the gold fish out of the globe to see what
makes them open their mouths, and then leave
them 10 die on the carpet. For these and
sundry other reasons, wise person will cut
without mercy all and sund ~ mammas who
bring their angel children out visiting with
them; just as they do those pest. of socie:y who
Keep about them angels-angel dogs, angel ina
cave, and angel apes
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-29
@0s..q> a,a 6Geooiic;pes.
HAVlLAND CLARK, & Co.
AZ Wafer, Corner Exchange Street.
Marble

=" & Co. having perrna nently located in
IL in Mobile, would call the attention OF
purchasers, to their extensive assortment of
Choice Drugs &, Medicines, Chemic ais, Per-
fumery. Paints, Oils, Glass. Brushes, Drug
Stuffs &C.. &c,
By their connection with the long Estab-
lished house of Haviand Keese::& Co New
York, they are enabled to Keep their Stock
at all times fresh and complete, and to sell at
such prices as make it the irteress of County
Dealers to obtain their supple. here in prefer
eDce to Northern d Eastern markets.
Physicians will find at their Establishment
a choice and general assortment of genun-
Chemicals DC, together with other articles re-
quired in tfcir practice, all of the best qality
Planters visiting Mobile will find large
assortment OF medicines for Plantation use, on
the most favoroble terms.
Particular attention devoted to putting up
Goods neatly, and packing them with care.
DAll Goods sold by them are warranted to
be of the qualities represented, or may be re-
turned.
Mobile. November, l843
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-29
COnneIT'S Magical Pain Extractor.

COnneIrS Magical Pain Extractor.
The most extraordinary article ever inyen
fea,swlll cure any Of the following complaints
Burns, Scalds. Erysipelas, Salt Rheni, Piles.
ChilbIains, Scrofular, letter, Pimples, Bruises,
Eruptions, Sore Eyes and lids, Biles. Pam in
Back and Side ard in fact all External .aIlings.
One trial will satisfy all For sale at one
quarter the original price by the agent. at
KEELERS Cheap Cash Store.