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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-05

"EUIkIICCt 6tHRU A0ttoIhI " SNHH'
OFFICE opposite the Patent Office, corner OF 9th
" and F. Street, City Of Washington, will attend
to preparing Specifications, Drawings &c, ami ali
business entrusted to him connected with the Pal-
enl Office, or his profession, with puompness aid
despatch.
patent OFFICE, Feb. Is, 1872
Mr. Wm. 7. Elliot. who has been formerly EN-
ployed in the Patent Office n a Draughtsman, &C.
having established Patent agency in tile city of
Washington, take great pleasure in recommend
ing him genllenun worthy of confidence, aud
as being particularly qualified TO take charge Of
my business requiring knowledge Of mec hanicut
science the progress Of the arts. and patent i'm
provemenis. MIR Elliot is also we'll acquainted
with the practice Of this Office.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-05

BILLIARDS. Genuine Lininent and
~ O'l Soap the best thing cMan. for
Burns, for sale by o '''
WARREN & BLISS
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
From the St. Louis Gazette.
OUR FLAG.

From the St. Louis Gazette.
OUR FLAG.
IUp with the Eagle, plant the staff, and throw our
banner forth,
And from cur country's battle-fllelds rally our
hearts Of worth.
Those glorious stripes aid beamlEs stars-the
fig our fathers gave;
1t nc'er was conquered or disgraced-,the B"nner
of the Bra.c!,
It ns'er was carried by a slare. The tyrant on
his throne
iTr,mbIcs, when e'er its flashing fold, are to the
hreezcs thrown;
Cpon the staff our Eagle sits, and watches there
TO save
The flag Of freedoms glorious Sons, the Banner
ofthe Braue!!"
When first twas chosen, years ago., 4 little band
Nervedb by a spirit firm aid true, above a mon
arch's ken,
Raised it upon the battlefield, to pledge their
faith TO save
Their country, and support its flag, 'the Banner
Of the Brave"
Scarcely a handful-not enough 70 more a mon
arch's ire,
On Freedoms alter laid their all, and lit tine sa-
cred fire,
A hundred Pattle-fellssince u;en havesecn it
proudly wave ,
Victorious DER a monarch's hosts, the Banner of
the Brave!
lis stars were few, the lustrc dim, t:e world scare
knew the story
OF those WHO battIed ior their faith, and ~iought!or
right ---not glory:
| IT'S now the beacon of The world; the monarch
and the slave
Bestow the nane whcre'er il floats, the Banner
o! The Brave."
1t floats once more DER Hill and plain, and arms
are differing bright,
! and manly hearts are ranged beneath, TO batt!r
for the right;
To drive the invader from our coast, AMI armed
with power 10 save,
Triumphant aud unsulied yet, ''tEc Banner OF the
Brare!'
Up, comrades! ur, from bsttle-fclds, rcnowno2in
fame and story,
Support like ireemen, rs you can, J our :artherS,
wellearned glory.
Ye lore that flag: and well sou may; in honor lei
it wave,
Or letit be your winding-sEeet, 'the Banner oilhc
Brarc..'
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
CANDIDATES.

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
PRIrsr, of Rails, a candidate to repre-
sentt Il is senatorial district.
= We are authorized to announce A.
F. Traincrof Cuivrc township as a candi-
date for the office of County Justice at the
ensuing Au. ust election.
II We are authorized to announce EpwIs
DRArER OF Bu.!a!o township as a candidate for
the Office 81 County Justice 1T the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are aHthoriZci To announce EScoH MAR
TN of Hartford township as a candidate or the
Office of County Justic" at tLc ensuing August
election.
We re authorized to announce JosrPH
P~IcTAKr.ov, Esq, a candidate for the Of
fee Of County Justice at the ensuing .Au-
gust election.
i've are authorized to announce II.
&. EDwARps, of BowIing-Grcen as a can
didate for County Justice.
We are authorized to announce R1CHARn
II. Johnson oil Cuivrc Township, as a Caii-
didatc for the Office OF County Justice, a!
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce JESSE Surr-
HERD, as a candidate for TIE office Of Assessor
OF Pike County, al the cusiins August election
We are authorized 10 announce JouS NJ,
MILRoY as Il ctr'.i !: &c for the office of.AsscsSoI
of Pike county At the ensuing :iu.us election.
We are authorized 10 announce wv. II. RonI>.
l>oN, as Il candidate !or the office OF Constable. al
Buii.lo Township, at the ensuing August ci,c.
.tiur.
We are auiiiarzcd to announce JAWS T..
Glenn, IS 4 candidate for the office ef con
stable, Of buffalo Township, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorizes to announce JonN G.
MASSIE as a candidate for tie Office of JUS
lticc OF tic Peace, of Buffalo Township al
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce LrosARr
NJ. RODGERS, as a candidate for the office OF
Constable Of Cuivre Township, at tie en-
ISning August Election.
We are authorized to announce JANE,
D. TISDALE as candidate for Constable OF
Cuivrc Township.
Mr.. Thomas: You will please announce
imy name rs a candidate for Constable OF
Indian Creek Township, at the ensuing Au-
gust election, and ohligc respectfully,
yours SC. NATHAN MASSEY.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
HOME AND FRIENDS.
By CHARLES a

Oh, there's a POWER to make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed ii;
Nor need we roam 70 bring it hone,
Though Gtw ti.erc he that find ~
We seek loo high for things elise by,
And lose wlat naturc ioinl US:
For lie hath here 10 charm Sc dear
As Hume and Friends around US!
oft DESTROY TIE present joy
For future L.opes-and Pr0ise t"em;
Whilst flowers as SWEET bloom 1T our ieet'
lived but stoop TO Iaise item.
For things air still sweetest are
When youth, bright spell has bound us;
But soon we're taught tLst I .rth hath nought
Like Home and Friends around us!
The friends that speed in time CT need,
When hopes l'>t reed is SHAKEN:
To show us still, that Come what Will
We are not quite ior>akcr:
Though all were night. Ii but the lieht
From Friendships alter crown'd Us.
Twould prove the bliss OF earth was tils-
Our Home and Friends around u.s.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
A HOME That | . V
DY CiIAEL.IS JErTRIES

Give me a cot in the valley l love.
A tent in the greenwood, a home in tie grove
| care not how humble. Icr happy twillIr,
If one faithful heart will hut share it with me.
Our haunts shall he natures ow n beautiful Low r.
Our gems snail be natures own hrauti vi low'r>
There wood by the sunshine, and kissed by In,
gale;
The proudest niS ht envy our home in the vale.
Lov'st thou TO listen TO mu>ic's sweet voice?
Or, come 10 the woods where the song bird.
rejoice;
Or, would'st thou be free? 10 the forest repair,
The stag in his freedom bounds merily there.
When summer is gone, and the winter chill hour,
Have ruffied the greenwood and brighten tho
flowers
Though ice-bound the book, and snow covered
the dale,
The ~prOudest might sigh for our home in thu
vale.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
THE LAST MILLER STORY.

The following anecdOte from the Knickerbock-
er, will do imediately after dinner:
A matter of fact old gentleman in New Eng
land, whose wife was a thorough ID .struction-
ist, was awakened out OF his Sleep By his pos
sessed rib one stormy March night, with
'tHusband! did you hear that noise? It's Gabri-
ell a coming! It's the sound of his wheels"
,,Oh, pshaw, you old fool!' replied the good
man, do you s'pose Gabriel is such an ass as IL
come on wheels in such good s~leighing as this?
tell yon its the wind-turn over and 90 to sleeE!.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
RATHER TOO WILLING.

"Dont be in a hurry deacon; wonula'nt you like
a glass Of old Jamaica this morning.,
Thank yon kindly, said the old gentleman.
beginning to dismount with sll the delibeIe:ion
becoming a deacon, ~ don't care i'll Co."
"Ah, don't trouble yourself to get of. deacon,
l merely asked for information-we havn'ta drop
in the house."
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

John Jameson, a candidate for Congress
in the second Congressional District will
address the citizens of said district, at tie
following places and on the day designated
ct l2o'clock, NJ. Ct owit:)
AtMexico, on Wednesday, the 10th OF
June.
Cincinnati. Thursday, 18th.
Hanrib.I. Friday. 18th.
p.Irr,. SATURDAY. 18th.
N.w London. Monday, 18th.
Frankford, Tuesday, 10Th
Louisiana, Wednesday, 18th
Bowling Green, Thursday, 18th.
PaynesviIle, Friday 18th.
New Hope, Saturday, so''',
Troy, Monday, z1d
Flint Hill, Tuesday, 23d.
st. Charles, Wednesday, 24th.
MAYORS Store, Thursday, 2oth'
Warrenton, Friday, 2oth.
Danville, Saturday, 9th.
Linn, Wednesday, July LIST.
Mount Sterling, Thursday, I'd.
Hebler's Store, Friday, Sd.
Herman, Saturday, zth.
Union, Monday, 9th.
Richwoods, Wednesday, sth.
Potosi, Thursday, 9th,
Caledonia, Friday, 10th.
Cortois, Saturday, llth.
Steelville, Monday, 18th.
Nassie's Iron Works, Tuesday, l4th.
Weshon's Store, Wednesday, 10Th.
Waynesville, Friday, 18th.
Ellsworth (Piney Mills,) Monday, Goth.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Col. Crockett said: Popularity is like soap; it
barely %stiffens, pefore it goes back to lye and
grease again" The colonel was right. lfthere
is any thing of uncertain duration, liable to be
swept from existence by a breath CT wind, it is
popularity.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
final settlement.

u OTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors of
e others interested: in the estate OF Thomas
Chan Rain deed, thai at the Aug. term of the
Pike county Can't | slall makr a final SIT
Of said estate as Administrator thereof,
when and Where these iutcro>tr, c:n attsrt.
FREDERIC X BRANSTETER,
June Cti, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

That nan evinres a good heart who takes tn
part OF the absent when they are trAduccd.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
DOMESTICLIFE.-Nom man ever pros.

DOMESTIC LIFE.-No man ever pros
pered in the world without the consent and
cooperation of his wife. If she unites in
mutual endeavors, or rewards his labors
with an endearing smile, with what persev-
erance does he apply to his avocation; with
what confidence will he resort to lis mer-
chandise or farm; fly over and; sail upon the
sea; meet difficulty and encounter danger
IT he knows he is not spending his strength
in vain, but that his labors will be rewarded
by the sweets of home! Solitude and dis
appointment enter into the history of every
mans life, and he is but half provided for
his voyage, who finds but an associate for
happy hours, while for his months of dark
ness no sympathising partner is to be found.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

THE CIIOLERA.--The Cholera is ag;i
making destructive ravagcS in Asia. 1t ha:
made lis way from C"hul 10 Tcheran'
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Have that cookery book any picturesf' said
Miss G. TO a bookseller. No, none,' was the
answer. "Why," exclaimed the witty and BEAU
tifull young lady, 'what is the use OF telling us
how to make a good dinner, if they give US no
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
Attention Builders?

WYE are now prepared to receive bids
w for the buildingo of a church in Prai-
rie viIlc, Pike county Mo. The house to be
a frame 3Ohy 30 feet in the clear, Is feet
pitch, s feet gallery, to be completed b.
tic 25th of December 1876. Those who
wish the Job Must lay inthcir bid on orbe-
fore Saturday the Goth June. Fer further
particulars apply 10 S. o. Minor, Prairie
Vile, Mo.
DAN'L. W. ALLEN,
WIN, BARNETT, Building Com
S. o. MINOR,
PrairievIlle, May II, 1876.
IHannibal Journa! please copy.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Some one says, the water in which potatoes
have Lcen boiled, sprinkled over plants, compile
Itcly destroys the insects i'll every stage Of their
existence, from. the egg to,he fly.-[N.E. Farmer.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
From the Harrisburg Union.
PRESIDENT HOUSTON.

The Hero of San Jacinto, by his course
lin tie Senate, has shown that he possesses
civil qualities of a high order, accompanied
br d line person, a highly popular address,
and q moderated style Of eloquence worthy
oft . founder OF a republic, which has
m,rged its d~estincs in CIR own. His speech
on war with Mexico, and his remarks on
controlling the discretion Of the President
in ~rcIaiion to appointments in tie newly
raised regiments cft..e regular armey, we're
not only patriotic, but statesmaniikc, evinc-
ing an ~accurate acquaintance witt the
sy!npathies and capabilities OF The American
I~peopie. General Houston is himself all
examplc of the Salutary republican Princi-
pie If advancing m rit wherever loptnd ii
"a principle adopted Ey NaFolroa, the
maste:-spirit ofthe age, and w:'ic!. raised
Juno: and .ley u Tie rank of M1rsiiais OF
France.
Every Pennsylvania has felt a deep and
anidjna. inter. 81 in ti,e fate Of Texas, and
I'll. IN {: ht,pv to WELDON e its senator on
itIie sol nt that State, where or t~art''crs OF
itiIc revolution declared our own inacpend-
ence seventy years ago.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Attest style Silks, Lawns, Palzerines,
4 Muslin-D ciancs and Cashmere Tor sale at
very low prices by Ii. +. BLOCK, & co.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

Let the business o~fevery one alone, and attend
to your own. Don't buy what you don't want;
use every hour to advantage, alld study even 20
make leisure Lours useful; think twice before
you spend a shilling; remember you will have
another to make for it; find recreation in looking
alter your business, and SO your business will
not be neglected in looking after recreation; buy
low, sell fair, and take care of the profits; lock
over your books regularly, and if you find ali
error, trace it out; should a stroke Of misfortune
come upon you in trade, retrench-work harder,
but never fy the track; confront difficulties with
untllnchlng perseverance,, they will disappear 1t
last; though you should even fall in the struggle,
you will be ~honored; but shrink from the task and
you will be despised.
No angels for me! No heroine for my house
hold! Give me the piano Of soft words, the forte
Of good deeds, the harp Of sweet temper, the
PHILOSOPHY Of a sound judgement, the logic Ola
loving heart, and the French and Latin, of num-
be piety.
Even give me the sense, temper, judgment,
benifcence gentleness and piety, rather than all
the host Of requirements. The last may shine on
strangers and the guests of the blazing drawing
room, the first will spread a cheerful glow OF
peace and joy around my fire-side.
'Why have you volunteered?' said rather a
oareworn looking newly enrolled volunteer, yes
terday to a fine looking young country soldier.
why, I volunteered because l have no wife,
and go in for war" was the unequivocal reply:
land now, why, have you volunteered he added.
,Ah! said the careworn countenanced little man
for he was little-with asigniicant sigh, 4 have
volunteered because !. haze a vyfs, and 80 in for
PaGes.'-CN. o. Delta.
It has been decided that umbrellas are public
property.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

RATHER UrcERrArx.-A gentleman who hal
lately arrived at a boarding house demanded of
the lady o. the establishment. at his first breakfast.
whether she had helped him 10 tea or coffee?
What do you mean, sir? Why Go ven ask?
"Becausc," replied the gentleman, 'if this is
tea, give mt coffee; and if coffee, give Ire tea"
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

What is your capital?' asked an EngIishman of
of an American recently in London. The reply,
Our capital? it is that which levels mountains,
builds cities, establishes emlirers, and extends
repudlics-energy, industry and indomitadle
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Ed ERKSHIRE PIGS. a Gw choice mes
sale by L. s. D. DRAPER. for
April oath, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

DUTCH AUCTION.--t is sail invariahle
practice throughout Holland, is 10 bid down
instead ofup. at an auction. An article Is set up
at any price the auctionccr pleases, ifnobo'iy lids
he lowers until some person cries mime and
that person WHO SO claims it is then entitled TO
it: 4 practice congcEial 10 Dutch taciiurnty
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

It has bsen decided that umbrellas are public
property.
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PUBLIC HOTELS, &c.


TNHE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. los Ches-
delphia.-This popular aud central Hotel, estab.
into the hands of the subscriber, lac desires to i'm,
form his friends aud the public that il is now open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited "THE
HOUSE" its advantage rs a desirable stopping
will be only necessary TO state that it is situated i'm
the business part of the most fashionable street. i'm
the immediate vicinity of the Exchangc, Post OF
flee, Banks, Custom II use, places of Amusement.
Hotels, Steamboat landings, Railroad Dcpots, Pub.
lie Squares, Court Houses &c. &c.
81 &C the change of proprietors, a lar &C amoant
of monev has been expended in charging, re. fit
ting, rc-furnishing and painting. Among the nu.
merousimpro9cmcnts, may be mentioned i'm proved
Entrances, a new Ladies' Ordinary, a new Gentle.
mems Dining Saloon, new Parlors. new Chambers
new Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of n first rate Hotel
The Table and Wine Cellar will be uuder the
management of Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON.
one of the former proprictors, whose ambition to
excel as a Caterer is we'll known. His widely eel
cbratcd Cook, "PELLETIER,'' aided by experienced
assistants, will still continue to be his right hand
man. The Office and Books will be under The
charge Of Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAN, late tho
able Editor of the sd lily Ohio Union" of Gin
cinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great cxcrpons have been made, and hereafter will
not be spared, to render THE FRANK / one
OF the cery first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
and good living. D.. X. MINOR.
Au~ 20
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M~ISCELLANE OUS.
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TO The People Of HE United States.
TIME Publishers of YANKEE DoopLE after watch.
Il ing patiently the result of their efforts To es.
tablish
A HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
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and progress of the American people, have the
pleasure of announcing that their success has thus
far been unparalleled in the history of Literature.
Having carefully laid and ccmcnted the foundation
OF our enterprise, we feel now warranted in going
on to erect a durable suprrstructu:c. Although
riding no hobby, nor pro cssine TO be the exponent
broadly and strictly 9" national" aud has no mem
err amoit on than to embody and reproduce In per-
manent forms ard free spirit, the exubcrant life,
that creative energy and refining enthusiasm which
so cminently characterize us and Distinguish he
New World from the Old.
In the Editorial and Artistical Departments of
YANKEE Doodle, the Publishers have cnga ged the
most eminent and diversified talent that could be
procured. They make no parade of nam"s, but
leave him YANKEE DooDLE) 10 speak for himself.
The "bject of this Circular is to introduce YAM
KEE DOODLE to. the great body of the American
People who reside out of the. large Cities, and upon
whose decision must, at last, rest III fate of any
national enterprise. We invite attention, there
lore, to the following terms upon which VIC propose
to extend the circulation of our paper.
Any person renting us $22 by mail or other.
wise, shall receive Ten Copies of YANKEE Doodle
Tor one yeaI-directed to such address as he NAV
designate.
For Is IL we will send Five Copies for one wear.
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E'tiERD FALL SUPPLY Ly the Ann d
Il just received and for safe at he New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now opening our
third Faif supply Il BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann -, winch we offer upon as advantageous terms
- c2n BE- found al any other store, and in many
Kind7 o. gods which NC have recently received.
Norfolk.
BY the schr Mary Jane, VIC arc opening his dav
Boy aud Youths heavy fall Boots. purchased for
oGSh at the large sales in Boston and New York, to
winch We invite the attention If dealers.
% cases Mems Thick Boots at 81 80 the pair, or
So 90. ON"
from So 90 10 3 so. '
10 cases Double Stitch Broeans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
!. ii. GREGORY,
Next to the farmers Bank, Main st, Norfolk,
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TO LADIES AGAfN.-wc call the
u attention Of the ladies again TO this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for he complexion. Its con.
slant use viii change the most bilious oupl xion
INTO ono OF radiant whitcucss while on the neck
hands and arms il testows a delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect, WITH
every appearance Of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sal
at the Drug Store, SIGN Of the Big Mortar.
Jolly 20 HAS r. HEINITSH. Aoept
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BUFFsS
tONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SA RSAPARILLA.

NNOR the cure OF all diseases afisinr from an
n impure stale of tho blood.
The great popularity OF Sarsaparilla, and It's cs-
to any cncomiuIh of its virtues. or adducc any evil
dtncc in its favor. IT is true, that il has been here.
toiore subject to frequent changes of reputation,
ing its virtues, or to the inferior quality Of the root
used. Hence also the incfficacy of many prepara.
tons OF ii offered to the pubic. The proprietor OF
this Syrup can assert with confidence, that is pre-
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode 10 obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desidcratum o.
exhibiting a large quantity of Sarsaparilla in a
small dose. A supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
July 9 Corner Of High and Middle SITS.
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4 JAMES Ill. HALL, Manufactures of Russia
y and American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&C. &c, respectfully informs his friends and the
uuoilc generally, that he is now prepared to exc
Sute all orders in any OF the above branches with
ueatncss and despatch. lie has just received a
supply of Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
oneet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
ters laid. Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him a
can, as he i5 satisfied that he can and will do
any work in his line of bu5incs5 as cheap as can be
oone either in this place or in Norfolk.
lie has OF hand an assortment OF Parlor, Clam
per, and Office Stoves Parlor and Chamber Crates,
WITH all the fixtures complete. which he will dispose
ol very low. Also a general assortment of Hard.
viz:
Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and longs
Jamb Hooks and Cindcr Shovels,
Table and Desert Knives aud Forks, Ca Variety
SCISSORS, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Ita Trays and Walters,
Candlcsticks, Shutters and Trays,
Sud Irons, Waffle Irons, Hair and Wire Selves,
Britannia and Japancd Spittoons,
~Brittania Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies', &c, sc.
together with a general assortment Of RI How
ware, such az Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Kettles, &c.
a great variety Of Tin Ware, &C., all Of which will
be sold for Cash.
Those in want Of any Of the above articles will
please call at his Establishment, West slip Craw.
lord street, opposite the Market House.
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TERMS oFTHE OLD DoMINIoN, xwrGkay.)
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BY the Carrier, So so.
1-To be paidin advance.