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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
STATE OF VERMONT.
WISDHAM, IS.
Joseph s'een' wINDHAM COUNTY COURT
EIibu n Thomas. april Term, Is47.
, ana AssUnPsIT


TIME Plaintiff declares against the Defendants IN plea
IL Of the case that the Defendants, the 2id day OF
November A D. 1916, being indebted 10 the Painlh ~
the sum Of 5000 dollars for work aud labor and dit
Rence OF the Plaintiff by him the said Plaintiff before That
lime done performed and bestowed in and about the bust
ness Of said Defendants and for said Defendants, and at
their special instance and request and also IN me uner
sum Of 5000 dollars for divers Goods, Wares aud mechan-
dize by the said Plaintiff before that time sold and deliver
ed to said Defendants and their special instance and re-
quest also ia the further Of 5000 dollars for money ny
the Plaintiff before that time lent and advanced to- paid LAID
out and expended for the Defendants and at their special
and request also in the sum of 5000 dollars tor 80
much other money by the said Defendants before that time
had nnd received and Cor the Of the Panuh-and
being 80 indebted the said Defendants, in consideration
thereof afterwards to w.t. the oath day Of Novenher
1876 al Braeboro undertook and faithfully promised the
Plaintiff pay him the said several sums OF money when
thereto requested yet though often requested have never
paid the same.
The said WIN. G. Cutting not having had personal no,
tce tendency of this suit il is ordered by the Coui
here he be pohed thereof by publishing The substance
Of said suit together with this order in the vermont rbe
nix printed IN Braitleboro, in said County, three weeks
the last publication 10 be at least six weeks
before the sitting Of this NeVfane, in said County
on the fourth Tuesday of September next which will BE-
deemed sufficient notice to the said William q Cutting
appear and make answer thereto.
| II K.v,.,o A,,o,nav 4y
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@arrtt0.

At the Vermont House, this village, July l4th, by
Rev J. H. Willis Mr. Marshall W Stebbns, to Miss Clara
&. Gage, both of Northfeld, Mass
Also July 22d, MIR Daniel W Johnson, to Miss Sarah
Jane burlington, both of Coleraine, Mass.
Al Tos nshend July 18th, by Rev. Mr. Graves MI
John s. Fullerton, 10 Mira Martina s. Farwe both oil
Townshend.
In ST. Abans on the Both ult by Rev Mr. Perry, Hon
Daniel Kellogg OF Rockingham, 10 Miss Miranda M Adds
Of the former place.
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MELANCHOLY DEArH.-A little daughter Of MIR
Ous Lawrence, Of Lyndon. VT, recently, in returning
from school, called at house, supposed, for the
purpose of aiming the time of day, when finding
the people absent she thoughilessy placed her hands
the window sill, raised herself from the ground, and
put her head through the open window that she might
look the clock, when the window Tell upon her neck,
causing her death before she could be discovered and
assistance rendered.
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foten years Standing The young may be examined
By calling upon hitn-he has several bad scasbut the
sores have been entey healed up Of than months
New York, March Is, i547.
DR TOWNSEND Dear Sir IL have The pleasure 10 in.
form you that your SarsaPara has cured Of the
kind Of Of Scrofnia Of than gears standing
Indeed, have had il less since child had
bad both sides OF my throat and il attacked my
eyes causing 10 be almost blind. ! am entirely
cured. and have been for than sx months took
other medicine, and quits certain my recovery
trbuiable 10 your medicines only. have the both
my neck aud eyes Persons that crrduous may be
convinced BY calling on me. HENRY N. TICE,
l62 Mulberry n
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GREAr DEPor-The Michigan Railroad Company
building at Detroit brick depot, freight
much the largest building in the country IL will store
900 barrels Of -four and 400 900 bushels Of wheat
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BrattlebOrO
WOODEN FACTORY.

yENHE subscriber having put his Machinery in COM
Il pleie repair, is ready TO receive Wool TO manu-
iaciure Shares or by the Yard. Also, keeps good
selection Of Cashmere hand al all tines which he
will exchange for Wool on delivery.
iEJe Please Call and Examine.
P. T. CLARK,
+. A. WHEELER, Agent.
3rattleboro, May 81, Is47. Al
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract Of Sarsapara has been expressly prepared
In reference to female complaints. No female, who has
"Ths II Ls should neglect take it, a
tain preventive Tor any Of the and horrible dis
to which females subject at this time of lite This
period may Be delayed for sspai years BY using ibis med
Nor less valuable Tor those who approaching
womanhood it is calculated assist nature BY quicken.
ing the blood and invgostng the system Indeed, this
medicine invaluable Tor all the delicate diseases which
subject
Il braces the whole system permanently the
uFal energes-by removing the impurities of the bodyby
so far stimulating the system as TO produce subsequent
axeon which the Of most medicines taken for fe
male weaknesses and diseRse.
GIRLS, READ THIS.
You have pale complications, dull eyes blotches on the
face rough skin, ireckes, and "out Of spirits J.
bottle two Of DR. Townsends Sarsaparia. II will
cleanse your blood the eekles and boiehes and
give you animation sparkling eyes, fine spirits, and beau
iul compile xions-a Of which Of immense value to
married ladies'.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR. Townsends SarsaparAla is sovereign aud speedy
for incipent Consumption Barrenness Leucorrhea
or Whites obsnaed difficult Menstruation, lncont
Of Une involuntary discharge thereof and fol
the general prosraton Of the systemno matter whether
the result Of inherent causes produced by rgu
larily, illness, or accident
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvgorating eff
fleets the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
sude, AFTER taking t. al become robust and full Of
energy under its influence. II immediately counterfeit
the nerveessness of the female Frame which the grea
cause Of baroness
II will not be expected Of Of delicate
ure, TO exhibit certificates Of perUrmed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been report
ed TO Several cases where families have been without
children, aier using few bottles Of this invaluable medi
cine, have been best with healthy offspring.
DR TowksEsD-My wife being greatly distressed b
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually By
pain and sensation Of bearing down, falling of the womb
and with other difficulties, and having known where
your medicine has effected great cures and also hearing
recommended for such have described obtainet
bottle Of your Extract Of SarsaPara and followed The
directions you gave In short period removed he
complaints and restored her health Being grateful for thu
benefits she received take pleasure in thus acknowledg
ing il, and recommending is 10 the public.
M. d. MOORE
Principal Office i26 Fulton street, mex, door to the Sur
Office.
" For sale BY BUTTON 4 CLARK, wHoLrsALI
AeEsrs, Brseboro and by principal druggists Throughout
the United States, West Indies and Canada. 10
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WINDOW GLASS.

0As,7k<9 9%l2, and 9<l3 Keene Manufactured
70 Wndow Glass OF the various qualities Also o,hei
Glass at varous factories, and OF various
I ls.,,s' ,,;csa nv Wy TOWNSLEY a. IONS.
'1''' sIeE OF THE En- Tree
N ,,,..... tnl, % 1917 ~
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FoR A DAHLIA.-The Dublin Horticultural Socie-
ty has recently offered premium Of $4,000, and
the Edinburgh Horticultural Society one of $1,000
for a blue Dahlial
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SOFAS.

A LARGE LOT Of new and beautiful patterns,
"A Just received and for sale cheap by
BratlIeboro, July 81, is4T. 40
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BRIoHroS MARKET The Boston Traveller furnish.
ed US with the state Of the Brighton market for the last
weeks, and only give DE old quotations. We learn
ever from the New York markets. that there has
rial change Prices of Beefrange from Sc 81 per
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na0rs and sash.

~ = Outside and Inside Doors
IL I'd IS hundred Lights 6% o., Up skS iO'sS y,
9k< 49, and I0h ID u Sash All OF which VIII DC so'a ~
Manufacturers' prices at the sign Of the Elm Tree.
TOWNSLEY L. SONS
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BIO OK s TO IL Il,
No. 3 Brick Row.
G. go. III. SAILS ~ IL Y

IL EEPS constantly for sale general assortment Of
IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY; embracing
the Comprehensive Commeniary-6 vols; spendd
Quarto Bibles; Octave Polygloll do; fne Pew and
Pocket Bibles and Testaments; elegant assortment
Of MINIATURE YoLUMEs, well adapted Tor Presents,
aud a variety Of Miscellaneous Books, Albums, &c..
Also, general assortment Of Blank Books manuiac-
ured and fjr sale the most reasonable terms, and
s.hI ranfrd In nivl. aaiiafacfinn-
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SLAYER WARE.

III ID. BRACKE1"r has just received another
Il II large lot Of Silver Ware, which, in addition 10
bis former stock, makes his assortment well worthy
the attention Ct the public The Ladies in particular.
Bfaiileboro, Jolly IL, is47. Al
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CHASE & CRANDALL

HAVE on hand large assortment Of French
IL Yoke Neck Shifts. Also, Bosoms, Collars,
Scarls, Cfayats, Hosiery, SC.
N. b. Cotton and Linen Shirts made to order.
july 10Th 46
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STATE OF VERMONT

William G. Cutting.
TINE Plaintiffs declare agains, the Defendants Thomas
Il g. Cutting, plea Of the case, for that the said De-
endants on the 2 day OF November A. d. 1896 al Brat.
teboro being indebted the said Plaintiffs ia the OF
1000 dollars for work and labor and diligence OF the
said Panls by them before that time done, performed
and bestowed about the business Of the said Defend
ants and for said Defendants and their special instance
and request also the further Of 1000 dollars Tor
Goods Wares, and Merchandise by the said Plaintiffs be-
lore that sold aud delivered 10 the said Defendants
and at their like special instance and request also The
further of 1000 dollars, for money by the said Plain
s before that time and advanced To- paid laid ou
for the said Defendants and at their special
and request and also in the further oil 1000
dollars money, by the said Defendants before that
had received to aud for the OF the said Plain
ts-whch said several sums, the Defendants, though re-
quesled have never paid
The said William c. Cutting, not having had personal
notice the tendency OF this suit, is ordered by the
Court here that he be notified thereof, by publishing the
substance oil said suit together with this order in the Yer
mont Phenix newspaper published ia Brsueboro IN said
County, three weeks successisey the last publication 10
be least WEEKS before the sitting Of this Court at
Newiane in SAID County, tue fourth Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER next which will be deemed sufficient notice TO the
said William Cutting appear and make answer there
TO- III niLbbhi SLhhh' .
< KIRKLAED, Attorney. ~
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osToN wool MARKET.

BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Supplies have in freely froul the country
ing the past week, and considerable amount has been
ken by Manufacturers in small lots, at quoted
Prime ssxony neeces, washed, per To-, IS 50c
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More New Goods, July l, 1847,
AZ the Low Price Store.

o5 pieces Mousln De Lame at 70 L2 to On cts yard.
20 do Sootcl Bingham, ~ - -
10 do American do 1911 20
Is d. Musns 4 Lawns, q" " rs
200 do Print new Styles " % i2i.2"
bales prime Shooting, "a 2" 10
30 doz VT n cold chi Hose " NJ &" ~ cts pair.
" do Siik, Thread n cot gloves, "a Z" 80
~ do Linen idkfs, 10 F" %
Also large assortment Of Summer Gnnds. for Men =
aud Boys wear, together with great variety Of Fancy
Goods, all Of which w,ll be sold very low prices
Sw45 WHEELER & PRATT
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Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.

Address all orders to the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, 6s Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS ;---Dutton & Clark, BrattIeboro; John
w. Moore, Bellows Falls; H. e. Baker, Fayette-
vile; Jason Stafford, Windham, William II. VIII
liams, Wiiamsvlle; S. +. Thompson, Townshend;
Thomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner & Brim-
hail. Jamaica; Pierce & Albee, So. Londonderry;
A. & C.B. Aldrich, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
Wilmington. For sale also by Druggists Agents
generally.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Al PROBATE Court, held OF Westminster, within and
for said district, the 18th day OF July, A. d. is47.
Present The Hon. Ellery Allbe, Judge.
AN INSTRUMENT purporiing 10 be the last
N viii and Testament Of PHlNEAS WHITE, late
Of PuIney, in said district, deceased, being presented
TO the court here by John Kimbal add David Craw-
ford, the Executors therein named for probate it is
ordered BY said court that all persons concerned there
in, be notified 10 appear al session OF said court, TO
be held al the late dwelling house Of the eaid Phineas
White, in said Putney, the 9th day Of August, A.
ID. l547 and show cause, Il any they may have,
is further ordered that copy OF the record Of this
order BE- published three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratleboro in the coun
~ Of Windham, soon as may he.
4s ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
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DIR. TOWNSEND's
= A h $ A II A RILL A!
MOST EXTRA ORDINARY MEDICINE
10y III TLIE IIrll II L ID

=
> A h $ A II A h ILL A .
MOST EXTRA ORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
This Extract put up in quart bottles II is sir times
saPsr peasaner and warranted superior 70 any sold 1t
eervs Diseases without ro"iaf PHgiag, siekeHHg De.
The great hrauy and superiority Of this earsspafa over
all other rem"dirs U.s. while Il eradcates disease,
invigornes the body.
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN $1,000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
900 Cures Of rheumatism.
900 Cures vi d. -pcpsa.
$500 Cure, Of General Debility and want Of Nervous
Energy.
5000 Female Complaints, and over
1000 Cures Of Diseases Of the Blood, viz
Ulcers Seroula, Erysipelns, Salt Rheum, Pimples
the face &c &c together with numerous Of Con
sumption, Liver complaints, Spinal affections, &c. This,
we aware must appear Incredible bot have letters
from physicians and agents fom oil parts of the United
States, informing us Of extraordinary cures. X Van Bus
kirk ESQ., Of the most respectable druggists IN New
ark New Jersey, nlorns that he refer than
one hundred and y cases in that place alone There
thousands Of the city Of New York which will
refer with PLEASURE and OF character well know
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders irom ply
scians in different parts Of the Union
This is certify that the undersigned Physicians Of
the city Of Albany have in numerous cases prescribed DR.
Townsends SarsPsra and believe 10 be Of The mos,
valuable preparations Of Sarsspara in the market.
2 u Pulling, NJ. d >. Wilson, ~ d., r. R. Briggs, NJ.
D., r. f. Emendorf, NJ. ID.
Albany, April |, Is45.
The following s from Of the most respectable phys
clans on Long Island:
GREESPoRr, July 10, 1876
DR TowssEED-Dear Sir lit is with satisfaction thai
say to you that have recently Witnessed in several
the most beneficial results from your Extract Of Sarsa
parila. Being engaged in the pracce Of medicine have
pescrbed ii In cases. and without benefit
In the removal Of disease arising from deranged state
the digestive organs, iaundce, &C. far exceeds anything
OF the kind offered TO the public You will pleas,
'''' Two '''''' &C. s G ' fsssTSS, ' MD.
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE DR. TOWN
SENDS SARSAPARlLLA TRIUMPHANT
This extraordinary Medicine performing daily the
astounding The following certificates select
ed from great number received this week.
New York, April g. 1877
DR TowBsEND-Dear Sir One Of my children wa
very sick with the Cankef In the mouth and throat attend
ed with great debility Il came dying; oblAine'
Of your excellent medicine aud cured directly, 70
which can you feel very grateful.
Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a Dcsbrosses 81
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CHASE CRANDALL

HAVE Just opened a new LOT Of French Fancy
m Cassnlerrs, new and desirable styles, which will
be made up order in the most fashionable manner
July 49, 4s
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WANTED.

rJyo HIREs man at the yEHMoEr AsrLvg e application
j. is made soon. W. H. hoSA HNH' 40
Bratleboro, July 70.
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LUMBER.

AO IVA Ib Ns
on ono No. ! Chestnut Shneles,
AOsOOO 1000 prime Spruce Hart Shingee,
$1,000 prime Spruce Sap Shingles,
10000 /" :" Floor Boards.
10000 Z" Clap Boards,
1000 Yellow Pine Floor Boards,
$4,000 Hemlock Boards,
5000 Prime inch and Id Pine Boards,
5000 Common do.
For sale At the Sign of The Elm Tree.
T0WNSLEY$ SONS
Brsulrboro, Jolly a7lh, is47. 40
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salt Pork

A FIRST RATE ARTICLE. Also, Rye and
N Oats for sale by A. DUNKLEE.
West BratIeboTO July IA. AZ
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Barn, Me-, May 81, 1914.

bN1Hi IIesi why ~ TOEFs
Mr. f. Brown:-Dear Sr-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundce and Dyspepsia at the
stomach, loss Of appetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food with pain in the head and sides,
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF the
system. Afier using number Of medicines without
Tomato Bitters received immediate reliefirom one
BOTTLE and feel gTalied r the great relief have
ceived, and would recommend L TO all who sui
iering from similar disorders.
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Friction Rollers and Grindstone Cranks,
LsoR sale Wholesale and Retail by
II II. K. BROWN & CO.
oE5- Orders promptly attended 10.
Hinsdale, July LIST, is47. 4w46
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NEW GOODS.

Bra,tleboro, July %. Is47.
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ScroGuIa Cured

FOWLER, q Desbros
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sMERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtae Of writ Of alias vendi exponas, is
sued out Of the court OF common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in Carroll
ton, on THURSDAY THE GOTH OF APRIL, l847, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, P. NJ. on said day. the following real estate,
to wit: part Of the southwest quarter Of section
90, township II, and range 4, lying on the south
side Of the town of Norrstown, beginning for
boundary 10 feet south Of the southeast corner
Of lot No. 20 in said town, and running south 5
chains and 10 lin S TO a post, thence west 9
chains and 80 links TO n post, thence north Q
chains and ! ! links to a post, thence east chain
and 72 links to a post, thence south 2 chains and
96 links TO post, thence east chains 10 the
place of beginning, containing five acres and cigh
hundredlhs of an acre, together with all the priv
ieges aud improvements, rescrving the privilege
of the water rinning through said lot in the mil
race that is now thereon, and also the privilege 0
repairing said race when needed. Also, lot No
20 in the town of Norrslown, in said Carol
county, Ohio. Taken in execution and will b.
sold by +. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 10, lG47-23-5t. Pr. fee $3.
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YnIuabIe FaTm for salo.

THE subscriber proposes to sell. at a reduced price
l6O acres OF lind, in Carroll county. Ohio, five
miles from Caroon, the seoI OF justice, oCr miles
rom the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and one mile
north OF New Harsburgh, post town on the mail
route from SteubenviIle TO Massillon. The land is
equal in fertility, certainty OF produsuon aud ad-
vantages OF situation 10 any land in said couniy:
20 acres are cleared and under good fence the res
idue covered with superior timber. It is level and
has handsome appearance; good road from New
Lisbon 20 New Philadelphia passes the buidng-.
There are on the premises three springs OF excel
lent water. The above property is situated in a
healthy and good neighboyhood, convenient to pla-
ees OF public worship schools stores and mills.
To accommodate or suit purchasers the east half Of
the above tract OF land will be sold separately, and
an extraordinarily good bargain given, for cash; q
acres OF which are cleared and spring OF good
water thereon tits situated in the heart of good
wheat growing neighborhood Terms Of sale vii
he very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase
and to see and examine tue quality and condition
Of the land, will be shown every attention by th'
subscriber, or by John Potter oI New Haushulgh
A. J. NEEL.
! February TO- l846-l9-iL
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The State Of Ohio, farrell county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

TasaSOa ffisr October term, 4. D. 1916.
George M0OTr snd Susanna A.OUle his Siiel PeIi-
y. ton
Mary Baneek, widow. Mary rancek, Cath tor
iIiue Bancsk, ElizaJe,h tancfk, Julian Parsi-
iauctk, Martha Bancsk. Thomas Bductk. ion.
The said Mary Baucek. widow, Mary Baneek'
Cathsriae Bancek, Elizabeth Bsncek, Julian Ban
.ek, Martha Blncsk. and Thomas Barcek, will take
aolce lht petition was filed against ihem on the
% day Of February, A. D. lg47, in the court ol
common pleas of said county, by George Moore
aud Susanna Moo,e his wife, and Is now pending
wherein the SAID George Moore and Susanna
Moore his wife demands partition OF the following
real estate, viz: the west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section seventeen, Of township thirteen
o. lange six, OF the lands made subject to sale Of
S,eubenvlle in the State Of Ohio. Also, the north
half of the east half OF the southeast quarter Of
see,ion twenly-hrce. OF township thirteen, range
Ix, i'm said land district; and that at the nextterm
ol said court application will be made by said
George Moore and Susanna Moore his wife, for an
order that partition may be made Of said premises
ECKLEY & DAVIS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
March 70, isl7-s3-6i. Pr. fee So so.