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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31
with thy innocent
SKETCHES-BY A WANDERER
For the ,Sentinel-NO. III.

BRIG AsEoRE-1HE SLAVE TRADER OF sAGUA La
- GRANDE--CAPrAIN LINMAN's STORY.
In the year lS4l, on board brig fremont,
bound from Der, da to San Juan de los Re-
medios, an ancient and important, but little fire.
quened city, about so leagues east of Matan-
zas, after making Anguila Key, according to
the directions on our chart, steered south for
Cayo Francisco, past which you must sail to
enter the harbor, five lea CUES inside of it. A
strong current, which we did not perceive,
created probably by heavy winds, that fire.
quently in these ATTITUDES blow in the same
direction for several consecutive days, set us
too far to the westward, and in attempting TO
run in to what we supposed the entrance to the
harbor, suddenly found ourselves in l"yellow
water" among thousand little islets, having,
the appearance, in the rich sunlight, of brilliant
emeralds, half sunk in sea of molten gold.
But we had little time to admire the fairy
scene about us. The sky quickly grew dark
the breeze freshened-and before we could
tack or shorten sail, the brig was deeply en-
bedde in the yellow sands, the reflection from
which had so suddenly changed the color of
the water. A strong "Norther" set in-the
waves, which but a moment before washed so
gently against the base of these tiny islands,
now broke in fury over them, and dashed
madIy against the sides and stern of our ves-
sci, lifting her high out of the sea. and causing
her to dive SO deeply forward as almost to
bury her bows in the sand. In this situation
we remained two days cInging to the rigging,
at every plunge expecting the vessel to be
dashed to atoms, when the wind abated-the
sea gradually assumed its former calm and
impassivo apprenticeship the sun broke forth
in rene wed beauty and splendor. Pretty soon.
having hoisted signal Of distress, we disco !
vered little boat, with its latteen sail, ap-
preaching us, threading its sinuous way thro'
the keys, guided'b by paddle which an aged
man held in one hand, while with the other he
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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31
II DE Il e. ".
For the Ypsilanti Seniine

TO G..
As we have seen. in some fairy bower
The spirit form of some lovely flower,
An incense, breathing so sweet and pure,
That meath its genie aud grateful lure
Our eyes ever turn 10 the cherished place
Where S God that flower in beauty and grace
So thee we have seen, in many bower
Whose memory will last 10 our latest hour
And thee we have priced for the gentle sway
That ruled our hearts in bye-gone day
And our thoughts ever turn to the scenes Of
T1J yore, 500
And places, which know thy mage-'ao more.
Like child of be air-the dream of a day
Thou hast past like asision meteor away,
The luminous transit of some Heavenly Star,
That, on us draws brightly awhiie-lheu afar,
The smiles shat we fancied would gladden. us
ever, ....-.-...- -.-- e
Bloom only for others, to return to us-neuer!
Oh, the light and the love that encircled thee
ga -rs7 here sE-.-e arsrR I'D, ..-F.
Still haunt the loved scenes that thy presence
made dear,
And enkindIed a.iesh at each love lorn token
AS the incense of flowers some rude hand
$50 Es hath broken la -.s-
Yes! the friends that have loved thee, still
loving on
Will cherish thy mcmory--where thou art
i-s gone.
--ls siulssl $3.50 rlJ a. r-L
For dear 10, the friends of thy sunniest years,
Is u - - = has left us in tears,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31

n or do believe in the yaunted philambrophy
of the British Government in capturing cargoes
of this unhappy race, and placing them out to
an eternal apprenticeship to pay the expenses
Of their African Jieet-stiH less do believe
that The situation of the free black of The North
is to be envied by the easily-worked, well-fed,
and almost invariably well.treated slave of the
South-bu. / do believe that if there is one
place in hell hotter than another, Almighty
vengeance will assign that place to the African
slave.trader. F. w. R.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31
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YPNILANIT SENTINEL.

Will be published every Wednesday by
asa "a q, JOHN VAN, FOSSEN.
Office over C, Sucks Store, three doors
west of the Post Office,
TERMs-Two Dollars year if paid in ad-
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents if not
paid in advance, 20 s@ 4
papers. --., ....-..- *
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31

sMr. Fox, in his History of James IL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

IEfM ron observation-disclosures Hewson was
Put on her trial, a. Boston, ol Wedn >lav. for the
murder of her infant child. The gial bu, partially
pro .rcsssd n, when The court adjourned. She was a
deck passenger board OF the steamer Massachusetts
the Ont of July the 30h She had an infant with
her during the clrg part OF the night: she represented
herself 10 hc married woman, coming from Boston
10 meet her husband about ten o'clock >hc carried
the child forward among the horses and baggage
crates, and when she returned time afler she n
longer had the child with her Her excitement had
cxciied observation. and IN reply 10 questions put by
the other deck passengers. She first sand the child
asleep under her cloak. IL that friend taking
care u L down below 81, thl' Ii had died in a tit
AMI >he bad thrown It overheard. But subsequently,.
to captain Com oek, She said she had eaieR he ciid
Up. 10 secure her from annoyance by the excited
II sengers. he Put her IN room on deck and placed
guard over te- bt afterwards sic sent for tic
captain and told hin that she had made way with her
child by throwing II INTO tie sea. At the same time
she SAID Il was Ioor weakly child, subject t. fits,
and taat she W. POOR destitute woman and unable
10 take care Of L.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
FRESH ARRIVALS.
sSnyisS CraicIscnsS

HNvOrLD respectfully nfrm his old customers and the public
w generally that e has just received from the Eastern cities
selected purchased
of Fresh Drugs, Medicines Surgical Instruments, Medical
Glassware Pam OLs Furnishes Spirits e TapenRs, Uhde Lead
Urdr GLASS De bof Dye Sg, Pure Liquors. Brushes,
Soaps, Cosmetics Peay Superior Spanish Cigars, and Street Car
eadh Tobacco togher with almost other article his line
principally for Cash enabled nd de
sell reduced cash. such articles OF
trade he
PHI cian Country Merchants Pede Painters Fuers laters
and nvad respectfully invred cal examine h stock and
prices
Particular attention will he paid compromising medicines and the
open n all hours either by day OF
OF the heretofore extended him
Il nvIl
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
Cincinnati Daguerrean Gallery.

Ere Doors East of t IdgkRss Confectionery
RaR respectfully suions attention Ia specimens of
We Photographic Miniatures executed 10y m win natHss beau
IL OF general m like appearance unsurpassed the Last
elsewhere. ani Win challenge ttscn
W having irvoed his time practically Ia The proSSi0n ever
this tuiu into tins country feels con
able satisfaction to those who may ia
vor him with aud ot the increased
which r Proprietor hs IN possession he i ethri t
perfect ,tafe the lowest charged hy the most M
different
Nj W purposes bni short time hereoe those who
Improved Il tagueIiNe viii do well Ia cal tuN
favorable opportunity than the present. can hardly be anc
pard.
tbs udvTI ht,algh t-hes state oi perfection
Ip.trns Given and all Articles line furnished
moderate Terms WIN. K WILLIAMS.
lnllanllr,ln Nnv. y. lsfl
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
PETER a. WHITE.

Nc. 81, Mans CRctaaafi,
AS hand well eccied stock ~ Fresh Fn
and Winter Dry Goods additions
throught the which requested call and
elsew is oonsts
Prints ut every price and size.
Rich New Patterns Of NJ. DI.ines.
do do aud Grape do
tbu-an and Scudies
fig'i and plain Apaca-,
EumbaZiEes aud Meno.s.
Mali Nall-ouk. swiss aud Book Muslins
tamLcs and Jaconeit-
lii>h Linen Shifting and shee,ng.
Tahe Linen. nj
psddinrs md
black o. Brown Hollands.
spluheit fungec and la ndanna ildk
Red Iltn-. qualities.
English cloths Black Blue, Brown, Green and DTab.
American dD. all coors.
Fancy and Blue nack aud Blue CasSimefcs.
Ilk. Blue, Mixed DTab.
Jcans-ke nu,ky and Steuhenyitc
fhnnels-Nhne. Scarlet aud Yellow.
Ickings NJ hecks.
Brow and Bcathed Co;ons, various Rrands
With desirable aftCc American Fabrics all Of which are
offered al reduced prices uuctua dealers.
Hte would do ci before purchasing elSewhef the
to
Faster market mo-
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

AvuLSERAnLE FolNr-The Boston Courier (whir)
IN alluding 10 late speech of Mr. Adams, at the
fremont temple says.
Mr Adams. in most interesting historical anal
ysis of the treaty of Florida, rescued his character
and political ability from the calumnies with which
BOLD BAD MES have sought TO Cypress It, and proved
oy iFrefraslbe evidence that the Sabine was the mos
western ant possible that could have been extortec
from Spain IN the treaty of 1919"
One OF these persons, denominated BY the Courie,
as BOLD Rad MN. was no less than Henry Clay who
IN l-2o. declared IN the halls of Congress, that Mr.
adams stood charged with unconstitutionay cedins
away American territory Nouihern RefoLmer.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

MIS-. loE SsiTu-fiRAND DESlsN oF THE PKoPHEr.
y ,rordrn at Alon. after stating that the muir
der of Snlih ms been followed bv dispersion of his
flowcrs. gives the following interesting items -
Mrs Joe Smith has lost all her confidence Of she ever
had any) IN iLc Mormon faith. She will soon retire
10 somase situation undoubtedly the richest lad,
Of the west joe had been amassing money for sew
eral ycars for the purpose Of eventually going to
jerusalem. intending 10 issue proclamation calling
IN the Jews whom he To be head: till the
return OF thirst Ugon the earth-whch event he
believed would take place Il years from ISL.
With reference 10 this expedition he crowned
hing Of israel" In l>ii. BY the Council of Ffiv
denomina:cd the - ancient of days. The fifty were
= all s~ura to secrecy. This was the Prophets grand
design. aud alo-ds key 70 certain movements OF the
prophet, which are otherwise wholly incxplicable
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL EsTAB.
ElSsIED 1870.
Cen. George Cooke. LII. ID.
FROM ENGLAND
To BE CONSULTED
CONFIDENIItLLl.


No. 3. Norton street. Abday, " y
'ENIs Phiianhropic Institution established, d. 1880 uni
age Is IAN edice 0raed retired part of the city, detached
from plare of public resort whatever the whole OF the u
subject to be the observed oa servers Dr. Cooke founder OF
the Hospital the ONLY resident physician, and devoes s whole
time and attention the the The offices
for consultations conveniently arranged te ground floor
the Hospital up stairs Is also rceie with every facility for the
recovery of patients"
For cure OF tho worst forms of venerea Disease Gravel
Seminal Weakness elect. tretla, mpoeny
syphilis aud Gonorrhea Gcncrave and Nervous Debility Meu
a and all oer diseases o the skim and affections OF The rna
in their malignant aud advanced stages r Cooke i
acknowledged celebrated. IL proveral all
diseases oi w class supposed 10 lie incnrahe by Others apt
enenily Dr. without
nary trouble familiar with the practice of medicine he newt.
ably his patients and very frequently the patients
other PLY scans
advertising physician city of Al
hany. v Y.-his medical talents unrivaled.
Among the most celebrated physicians of the Gen.
Cooke VI D. L. L. d.. of Albany, " the founder Al
hany Lock Hospital lie mentioned in the highest terms of
his benevolence and Lis philanthropy, only
of newspapers but his worth by the
the desk'-Democrac (Pa
Wlencver the consult Cooke, Albany
politely conducted TO spacious office, literally
crowded with credentials of the highest order large
honor 10 hold such documents and equivalent
his fee. receive corresponding prescription The attire OF
celebrated home enrolled rich black
pe after the Episcopal odera solid in his bosom with
buckles in his hoesi of itself nducemen
profound Physician this friend humanity and Cod
Orleans
The Lock Hospital America only Phanthrop
established under the benign auspices OF the celebrated DIR
Norton A'any, y " the relief and
the unfortunate reputed the hest asylum
for the comfort and certain of nvadat this In
board which very materially facilitates recovery
Dr. Cooke the humane founder OF so desirable retreat
and sacred security resides premises
there epose the utmost conidence-fee Mt homc-purue
t.ir the society Of eminen:
physician as well age."-Ep
r0pcdH.
DR.. CooKE ATTENDS PERSONALLY MS PATIENTS.
10
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

THE GRf-fTEST CURE EgER YET PERFORMED 81 iNl
.HED{CLNEt IF METER E.ffLSt
From tie Albany fllls ht'e.frboeter
WIsrT THsY. June 2, H.
TU,IIIS certify that Willard enk proprietor Of the West
Troy Exchange Hotel having teen afflicted h deafness IN
twenty
impossible hear the lond>i aud after
remedies wthout improving hcains IN the least was IN
To Sclrpls thr deafness
Il with satisfaction Tint enabled tO state that has
perfectly hearing viii be happy person
wishes information reiion place "a " est
Try. WILLARD JENhS.
The editor Of the Philadelphia II the Tunes j. u Sole, ESQ
cured hy the 1T tbs t aud has CIV
en testimony follows Times OF sept FL isil
EaRsIie best aiirle eNaHt for The cure O.
chronic Deafness from recent cold Is 'Scarpas Acoustic
OIL We seJk from eNlefiefcg.
ouing Saturday
Ertaiag Post
CCRs have head a,ely efficacy
As the editor
Journal circulating extensively iuughout The country deem
abc specific. Those afflicted It'll
mai veil worthy
None genuine unless iih words " SCARpA'S oil FOR
DEAFNESS" blow each bote with the signature Of
q. Bel al wrapper.
sli wholesale and retail by D. D. CT "
PERT No In. North Second Street, fhhadelpha
re this the
Oht'ereore those suffering from deafness can
US The small and he safely Transmitted part q
tI,~ Sr,t. Price bottle TOMIINSON BROTHERS,
Golden Mortar opposite the Washington Hail.
nd \oy ~.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
state Of Indiana. Boone County. -

y
LYDIA JsNEs ENocH -. JAMS.
TCtfnoa fer fhrrcs
Nd nj this time the petitioner by Wright her After
and Gand
complainant ordered that defendant
och H. James be notified of the filing pendency Of pe
publication Indiana weekly
Published Indianapolis IN this state for three week.
snccrry, before the first day the
nof,ns laid defendant that
Of
on will heard
defendant will take notice Attest,
3v- 81
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
AUDITORS OFFICE.

n 10,
ruNiIE following parcel Of land Will be offered TOT sale nj
the costt House doo the indianapolis Saturday
December sf 4. NJ,
Office iel, which the
Journal September aud October si
The south quarter section np Is north 7easi
the
college Fund by Jobn H. H. Reed forfeited OF
aud sold To Nicholas McCay due io principal interest
damages and costs S69 $. HORAIIO J. HARRIS,
ID Auito Of :
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
TAXES INDIANA

ryNE respectfully informs the public that he has
Il uh>hed agency the payment Of any
the
most Of the by which his order viii he received
and the receipts forwarded him without transmitting
so
improved and the rents will
also make sale o reside aud others
From his well wIh Ic land
lands themselves The
the state having been employed by the
them. aud hy h- State selecting
the w ibls and Erie lands haers
satisfaction O all " bo employ him.
His Of 10 amount of
taxes Il under so county and per $50
a he paid ia addition
Office Meridian suh OF Washington
AUSTIN w. MORRIS
Reference is madeTo Fletcher Rner and a. smith Ator-
y. Alfred Harrison. MeTchant-
IIame; Allen llmiion Fort Wavne;
jah T. Williams and John simpson Of Cincinnati Wuuz
Wurx and Paudng, West Merchants,
Hon. Thomas H. Blake, Commissioner Of General Land
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

"a NDERTAKERS and Colin makers, inlom public
ESA = they TUNED their The
EA with release the friends deceased
s rom the trouble Of the death Of leni
ElKS7 are nrrnare undertake the whoe Of
HM i horse hearseai>o
ages II required They keep on hand collins of all
UW Attendance an hours Their enable
~ than heret1:e Al orders
COM ~ attended
Ind anns I'm. Nl-n
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03

TIM RESI- Cows.-You cannot be absolutely certain
when you purchase heifcrs, thai YOU will have good
cows, but by close aticnl N you may acquire the art
pretty accurately whether il Will prove good The first
po,nt the udder; II thi> not capaclous if At has
not the power of becoming SO, she never viii be a
great mixer Then tie coor of the skin there is
important # YOU would have rich milk ii should BE-
yellow. rather a mahogany color but you will
want good tcais, to draw the milk large teats. not
standing close together good sign These are
the most important points.
As 10 the form of the COW, you Will not choose a
large head and horns for 1t costs much to support
them; nor long legs, to make YOU hold the pail up
from the ground and 10 require high fences. Long
lcgs require too much support, they not good
for travelling Choose short legged animals whenever
you have the choice. whether cows oxen. horses
hogs. Choose slender nccks and tapcring tails
Ih backs and broad briskcts. for such feed better
and less liable to disease The cows body should
- large III comparison with her head and limbs, but
1t Is not object to keep very large oxcn OF
horses on onr iarm> as general rule. Middle sized
cows. and these below H. you almost always find
better mixers than large cows are.
In regard to the color Of the BODY red or yellow
yellow brindlc. i indicative any, of a good
rich mixer. You cannot always determine bv any
external marks, whether your hefcr Will prove good
After trying her summer, you can tel
better and YOU then turn her off for beef If you
choose. On purchasing, YOU Will have some regard
white onc and though partly colorcd cow.
endurabe, no white buys a skunk cooret
horse for his keeping.
Mild and gentle cows better than irritable am
mails and will be more ready to yield their milk b,
close scrutiny, YOU determine in degree b,
the countenance and the motions of the hefe whether
She rs naturally docilc; yet very much depends he
breaking her treatment and edu alton during the frs
season. Vicious troatmen will make any anina
vicious; still there is difference of character inde
pendent of education. Examine the eye and the face
OF the helicr; large mild eve, with yellow circle
or halo round 1t. good indication The face shoul,
not be large, and the bones should be small in propor
ton to the body. large chest is evidence of goo,
lung and hardy animal. The hi 5 should be wei
spread for ot.vIuu, rca>oaS.
by proper attention TO selecting and breed ne w
mly Ju well haze of cows that viii yicl,
ten pounds OF butter per week as five POUNDS. W
know Of no neat stock superior 10 red Devon cattle
such "a We meet with IN all parts Of New England
-NtssGct fsttS P.ou, t17Gli.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
BOOK BINDING.
And Account RN0k MlMNf:lCiOrY.

AuO Account BOOK M1nUf1ctOry.
EEAY, TYLER CO, wholesale aud retail dealers ManufIc
~ of Blank 7HR Books, and dealers
IN the itr Bag Washington opposite the Palmer IIoe
Indianapolis Indiana where there be otaind
lie found constantly on hand the various articles IN el line Every
description Of Blank Books Tor auditors and Tnsue school
printed heads
la all then Blank Books they the Improved Patent mode
Ing, which gives Strength nth Ebp And
the solid while lasts coming
10 pieces l Oen the with all other methods The
cd the
la elegance durability, and superior style
Their account books equal 10 the best Eastern work and
pIire.
d. T. Co.. ao prepared manufacture all dscr pons
OF Fancy articles Ladies AMI Genemens Port FOos Gas
kes Card aes Nhums Spectacle Caes, Cigar Cases, Pocket
Books. and Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER always hand, which be bound
sizes ant Bands supplied AT The shortest notice. yHaN d
ami bound IN the best style al Reasonable and short
The most improved pattern of Ruling Machine i just received
Books aud paper ruled Ia pIiern.
They prepared 10 do all kinds Of Binding French aud Eng
il tif Morocco, PLAIN. Extra, EN Marble aud
Gii edge Finish Al kinds o Law and eIeayed woIks and
oicals bound to match To which personal viii gwen
Old Books fehoInd STYLE and the lowest
REEFFRENcrslIon IsAc BL,eKfoRD supreme Judge Gro H.
nuN~. Treasurer OF state NJ Morms, Au,o of state
MEEHfL, President nf State Bank j. VI. RAY Cashier ot State
Bank G. w t,uY, seer tif OF Insurance Company y ". Mon
RS Eal. y. T.. PINER, f.sl bly,
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03


m6es hIs Shoes and Boots But while he does this he mo,
al is work shall be finished IN the neat and uan
nj establishment
preference the pibc The
Shoes and Boots be purchased
the less prices but he of the ordinary
cheapest in the end
will be taken exchange al fair Cal his old
ST nd opposite Brownings. Nf A. KNODLE
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.


In those good days Of old when there was no corn
factor, IN England 10 couneracf that part oil our ke-
deemcr'- prayer "Giyc this day our daily bread.
by boarding mp stores cf gram until m0ludlness
and ycrnin lave rendered unfit for the of
there stood at Walton-hal watcrnll, fr the inter-
est OF The proprietor and the good Of the country
round Time the great annIhiator ofall human Inyen-
tons saving taxation and national debt laid this fabric
low IA RUNS. and moth NJ remains to show the place
where Il stood. except massive milestone which
measures fall seventeen feet IN circumcrence.- -
The ground where the mill stood having been conver-
ted lnto meadow, ths stone lay there unnotlced and
unknown fstse by the passing hay-makcr) from the
rerlod r tn NILS dssplaton 10 the autumn 81 te
year l-lJ when one ot eur nu-catlng wlld animals.
probably by way Of winter store, deposited few
nuts under - protecting cover In the course oi the
following summer, n single nut having escaped the
teeth of the destroyer sent up IT. vcrdant shoot
through TIE hole the centre OF the pro.ginbent
m-s.cuc. One day pointed out this ri,irg tree to
gentleman who standing by, and "A d, II thi-
young fant escape destruction some time or other II
VII sup ou the milestone aud raise II from the
ground lie seemed 10 doubt this. In order, how
ever. that tie plant st have far chance OF
success | directed thai II might be defended from
dent and harm Is means of wooden palng.
Year afscr year II increased n -zc and beauty and
when ~ cxpan-o lad entirely filled the hole IN the
of tho milestone, Il gradually began to raise
up the milestone it,cf from tic se-t Of IT. long
pose. Tbs huge mnss Of stone Is now eight inches
above the rr und and j. entirely supported BY tie
stem If The nut-trce which has risen 10 the height oi
- feet and bcars excellent fruit Strangers often in
spcct this osiginal curiosity. When | meet visitor
whose mild physlognomy informs me that his soul Is
proof inst the stormy wind Of politics. which
a-days set all the world IN ferment, | venture n
small attempt at II asantry. and say, that never
pass this and mill-sonc without thinking of poo
sir. Bull, with IA weight Of cght hundred millions OF
pound, round his CALLED neck fruitful of spec
ulafion Machlaycl. but of sorrow to Washing
ton UGtersoa's Essay Natural History
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-12-03
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

J. @.
LIE ANDRIA lottery,
Class -, foR ISL,
To be drawn Alexandria d. g. Saturday, December 81 l5i
10000 Dollars,
6tn0 Dollars, 3,liO Dollars,
500 DOlhr 300 Dolirs
2.O00 Dolars!
% Pri.es of Loco dotors 20 of $500 DE-, DC.
Tickets q )-iIalves s5-Quariers s. 80.
cer,tacates of Packages Of a5 Whole Tickets $3.50
do nlf do
DO do Quaiter do - 20