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Commissioned Officers of New Regiments

Commissioned Officers Of New Regiments
"A letter from Washington states that
Charts J. Bidile OF Philadelphia son of
ihe iale Presiden: of the United States
Back, was nominated Colonel Of he
Pennsylvania regitaena; and Mr.. Pearce
of New Hampshire, late Senator from
That state, for that 10 be raised from New
England.
Maj.r Graham, ofIheregu!ar array it is
supposed will he assiyaed The command
ct the dragoun rrgimeHt ard Mr.. rit~
t.atts received the nPP"sstment Ut Col OF
infantry.
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ImnASiiinn.

The N. Y. Tribune publishes in the shape of
letter from Northampton, ALLOWING descrip-
tive account of a pretended great meeting in
that town on Wednesday evening last, to pro-
mote measures for the relief of the starving
population Of Ireland. The writer says that
abe Town Hall was crowded and crammed to
overlooking and that the sum OF $4,000 was
contributed or pledged for the object-and goes
on TO indulge in sympathizing strains Of mock
eloquence al The condition Of the Irish people.
and In rejocinss over the lberality Of his cit
azens. The account in all it's essentials is pure
fiction. and the Tribune has been imposed on.
There was meeting for the object referred to,
on Wednesday evening, but only few persons
were present and no sums whatever were sub
eribed, but the matter left tar future action.
springfield Republican.
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BETTING,
AND LACE OR STRING LEATHER,
For sale at the wholesale
Leather, Boot and Shoe Store of the Sub
- scriber, -. ~

TI1FiE Manufacturers ELASTIC MACHINE
quality LaCEIDNT BETTING
i merits be Prov ra.
The favorable thus who have used has induced the
ecoso Of he raw wi waIr
pecul quali tie
l o and HriYre
in
cold.
leather
the withl
povesoin uious
1
England
of
nfnrnln ioteaudIhs Ic1nnac
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nj OTICE.--Whereas, Benjamin H. Morse,
~ Robbins Battell, Andrew Carney, and
Jacob Sleeper, have associated accordingto the
provisions of the Act relating to Joint Stock
Corporations. under the name Of MORSE,
BATTELL, s. Co, for the purpose of manufac
turing and selling Cotton and Wooden Goods
said Company TO be located in the town Of tIar
winton, Conn: Now therefore we two of the
aforesaid persons do hereby call the first meet
ing of the corporation, to be held at the office
of O S. Seymour, Esq, in Litch6eld Conn, on
the sth day Of March, 1917, attwoo'clock, P M.
B. H. MORSE,
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Dated at Litchfieid, Feb. 10, 1877. CIV
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New Route from Litchtield 90 New
York ar Alhanv an Na,, EFnmrsi


York or Albany an ten HOursI
Since the great improvement of the
Housatonic Rail Road and the introduce
= ton of their splendid accOmmodion
Cars, an erterprising gentleman has it in
contemplation TO start Daily Stage be~
tween this village and ne Rail Road
To leave LitchheId 3fArbreakfast say
7sl2 o'clock A. Mum through the Vii
lsge Of Milton via. Cornwall south meet
ipg house, 10 Cornwall Bridge in 2 IL
Hours, reaching there BY 10 o'clock, and
before the arrival of either train from
Albany or New York ;--remain at the
Depot 10 till both trains have arrived
; then return to Liichfeld by the same
route. arriving here between 4and 5 PM.
By this route travellers leaving here at
~ or 7 10 o'clock A. M, can arrive in
New York or Albany between 5 and 6 o.
clock P. M.
All that is now wanting TO CONF lete the
= the arrangement is small alteration in
the road ofabout mile in length between
Cornwall south meeting house ard the
Milton turnpike. And we hope the in>
snabitYhs of Cornwall will as. early as
Ssitde go forward and make the propos-
alteration, without calling out the
= nty Commissioners.
his line has been called for, not only
!. persons residing in Li;chfield, but in
he cities of New York. Brooklyn, Alba
ny, Troy, and also by persons in other
parts of this state residing on or near the
line Of the Rail Road, having business at
. the seat Of justice; and the arrangement
will probably lead to the establishment
of daily mail between Litch6eld and
the Rail Road.
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1T Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury
toihaiu and far The district Of Sharon, on
the cd day Of Feb, II d. 1917.
Present, John q. Mitchell, Esq, Judge.
fEsHlS Court doth direct Norman R. Bates,
- Administrator on the estate Of Nathaniel
Bates. late Of Salisbury, in said district, deceas-
ed, represented to be Insolvent, in give notice
to all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased, to appear, (ii they see cause.) before
bate Office in said District on the 18th day Of
February 1917 at 10 O'Clock A. M to be heard
relative to the appointment of Commissioners
on said estate, by posting said order of notice
On public sign post IN said town of Salisbury
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, and by advertising the same in news
paper published in Litchield.
Certified from Record,
80 JOHN 9. MITCHELL, Judge
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.asa Court Of Probate holden a, .yo,fsM

.Ha Court Of Probate holden at .No,fol6,
tciihia and for The District Of .A0Itok on
the 10Th day IF FEB. ls47.
Present, DANIEL HoTcHK!ss, Esq. Judee.
ON the estate of BURR\L SAGE of Nor.
y folk within said District. assigned in rus,
fofsfhe benefit ofali his creditors.
ORDERED, that the Trustees account he
exhibited toihis court, for bearing, allowance
and settlement al the probate Office in said
District on the 18th day Of March ls47 at 30
O'Clock \. M, and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified to appear (ifthey
see cause) before said Court, at said lime and
place TO be heard therein. II is ordered that
this order be published in one the papers
published in Lilch6eld and also to be posted
on the public signpost in SAID town of Norfolk
Certified from Record,
DANIEL HOTCHKISS, Judge
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Watertown. Fet

LNOR SALE A small FARM, containing
l. 81 Acres Of excellent land, with two
story Dwelling House, Barn and out houses
thereof, situated about one and half miles
south Of the village of New Milford, on the
road to Washington and Litchfeld--located in
very pleasant neighborhood, it being the
place lately owned by Susannah Taylor. decd.
Enquire of IcHABoD NOBLE. or r,,.,..
EZRA NOBLE,
New Milford, Feb %, 1877 al
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Collins Ready Made.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
L. the inhabitants Of the Town OF Kent and
its vicinity, tina, he keeps constantly on hard
and for sale ready made Coltins of various siz
ard descriptions. and is prepared To furnish
them 10 order and as may best accommodate
circumstances And that he has also prepared
Ilsarse will, suitable attachments Tor those
occasions in which the use of enc may be
deemed necessary or desired.
W. SAMUEL C.CONN. n
Kent Plains, January goth. 1917. IS
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Half Square. 3-insertions, so rs
Each subsequent insertion, Is
Square, insertions, 90
Each subsequent insertion, 90
Administrators Notices, / 10
Commissioners Notices, las
Estray Notices, OTIS
Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C., 81 90
per square.
G-A liberal discount made to yearly adverti-
O1-Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one year
1t $50 per column.
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Mouth of The Rio Grande, Feb. 3 ls47.

have plenty of bad news for you gentlemen,
and very little that is pleasant. Intelligence
has just reached this place too painfully true
and we'll authenticated, which proves that the
enemy have opened on US in earnest, and tina,
their hatred is mortal
On the 18th January met Lieut.. Richie al
the 4th Infantry, but then acting with the Cd
Dragons, on his way from Saltllo, with ten
dragons, to Victoria, bearing Important dis.
patches to Gen. Taylor, from Gen. Scott and
others. 1t is said these dispatches contained
the uholP plan Of the operations an aotich zoe
are about to engage. While on the road be.
cannot learn, the party was attacked, young
Richie was iassored and dragged across corn
field, and the dispatches carried off The ten
dragons were either killed or taken prisoners,
Lieut.. Richie was ane of the most distin-
guished and excellent young officers in the ar
N.Y. His conduct at Palo Alto and Resaca won
the admiration Of the ARMY, and he was much
esteemed for his talents and the excellence of
his heart. There is little or no doubt Of his
death; still, while there Is shadow Of doubt,
there is hope.
But here is news that will create deep sen.
sation in the States The following letter
reached Gen. Worth last evening. OF course
there is no doubt about its correctness. 1t is
from Capt Chapman, Of the Army:
Salilio, January IS, 1S47.
have only tiae to write word. Major
Borland. the Arkansas cavalry, with 60 men,
and Maj Gaines and Cassius M Clay, with So
men, were surprised and captured at Encarna-
cion. (about As miles beyond Saltillo1 on the
morning Of the 23d. by Gen. Minon, He heard
that Bariand was there, and m1rchsd ircm
al an1 hon,
without fixing gun. This is no stampede
Yours truly,
w. VI. CHAPMAN.
The above is all that has reached US on the
Sublecl-ln fact, it is clear enough. Between
81 and 90 Of our men have been taken prison
ers, and are undoubtedly at San Luis Potosi
ere this. The hatred of the Mexicans is so
inveterate, however. against our volunteers,
that fears are entertained for the safety of the
prisoners.
The troops are beginning to move down fson
Camp palo Alto. Gen Scott would have EN-
barked to-day, on the Massachusetts,, for Tam
pico If heavy porther had not sprung up
Yesterday. He will be accompanied BY two or
three companies Of the artillery battalion.
Capts C. F. Smith and VintoR's companies
being Of the number.
The destination Of the troops is Lobos, about
IS miles from Vera Cruz. As Santa Anna
knows all about it presume there is no i'm
propriety in my telling you. 1t is an island.
very near the main land, aud behind il is safe
harbor for vessels Of considerable size. The
shore is rocky and the pass very crooked, but
not xiresaely dangerous. In;hecourss Of the
week We shall be on the guilt, and the North
ers and il Southeasters do not sendus to another
world, you will soon receive description OF
the battle and capture of Vera Cruz
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.Ata Court Of Probate holdrn at .Af,c .11ilforel,
aoilhin and for the District IF Nev MI.
ford on the lOIh day Of February, ls47.
Present. Thomas B. Lacey Esq. Judge.
II STATE of DANIEL A. PICKET late Of
IL New Milford in said District, deceased.
ORDERED, that the Administrator exhibit his
Administration Account to this Court for adj
justment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, on,the 18Th day of March 1877. atten
o'clock in the forenoon And that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notified there
Of, the Administrator will cause this order 10
be published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field at least two weeks before the 18th day Of
March and to he posted on the pubic sign post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt and one other public place in said New
Milford. 80 A true copvof Record
JULIUS 3 HARRISON. Clark
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letter from Washington te the Boston
Courier says that MIR. Polk remarked at din.
ner which I've gave last week, to the Judges of
the Supreme Bench, that the happiest day Of
his Presidential career would be the one on
which he should take leave Of it. Ii will Ger.
sainly be happy day for the Republic
N. H Palladium
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1T Court Of Probate holden at Harsuiassn
soittin and for the District Of Har,Ciasoa on
the 24fh day Of February 4 ID ls47:
Present INarfis Cook I'd. Esq. Judge
ON motion of William Wilson one Of the
~ Administrators on the estate Of Nehemish
F. A. Baldwin late Of Harwinton within said Dis
trict, deceased, This Court doth appoint the
seventeenth day Of March next, at . o'clock
P. NJ. at the Probate Office in said District,
for the hearing, allowance and settlement Of
the Administration Account on said estate
And doth direct said Administrator to give
public notice to all persons interested in said
estate: to appear (if they see cause) before
said Court. at said time and place to be heard
. thorein' by posting said order Of notice on a
puallc siEn-rost in srid town Of Harwinton
nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
and by advertising the same in q newspaper
printed in Litch6elS.
Certified firm Record.
lNwsas MARTIN COOK, I'd, Judge.
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Eactorv TYelp vvanfad. !

" o a Family Of good moral character and
x industrious habiis, consisting oflyeavefs
and splnners, the best Of wages will be paid,
leash every monthly and every means used 10
make their condition comfortable, And if the
family is large and the help good, the house
rent win be given. 4
JAMES LEONARD
New Preston, Jan. 20. 1871 as7
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fit Court Of Probate holden at .Norf0lk,
within and Joy the District Of Norfolk, on
the 10Th day Of February 4. ID. Is47.
Present Daniel Hofchkiss, Judge
THIS Court doth direct the Administrator
L On the Estate of Edwin F: Root, late of
MOI folk in said district, deceased, represented
to be insovent, to give notice to all persons in.
terested in the Estate of said deceased. to ap.
pear, il they see cause, before the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in
said District, on the 18th day Of March lS47,
at o'clock A. NJ. 10 be heard relative to the
appointment OF Commissioners on said Estate,
by posting said order Of notice ona public sign
post in said town Of Norfolk nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt, aud by adverti>
sing the same in newspaper polished in
Liich6eld. Certified from Record.
Al M e4 DANIEL. H0TcHKIss, udgo.
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MARRIED..

In South Britain, 2lst ult., DR.. Robert
Crane, of Middlebury, and Miss Eunice NJ.
Averill.
In Woodbury., Feb. 10th, by Rev. Mr..
Churchill, Mr.Charles s. Crane of Bethlem,
TO Miss Imogene ]. Morris of Woodbury..
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ITAqDRIO|TI
CASH and Exchange Store.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the in
l. habitants Of WateItown and vicinity, that
a different system Of mercantile business will
he adopted by him the coming season. Great
Inducements will be offered TO persons ishing
TO pay cash for Goods; also, Goods will be sold
low on shortapproved credits, and in exchange
for produce.
CLOCKS, WaGG ON.S. & PJaL.M LE.aF
HITS,
are wanted in exchange for Goods, on fair
terms.
A splendid assortment of Goods will be kept
by the subscrber-a larger variety than is
found in most country stores
Nc B. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, ale requested TO call and
settle them previous to April |, 1877.
o. All business contracts that have been
made by customers with the subscriber will be
strictly performed on his part.
A. A. GRIDLEY.
- Watertown. Feb 90, 1917. 2m4l
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NORFOLK ACADEMY. - THE Winter
~ Term OF this Academy will commence on
Monday, November 80, under the supernten-
dence of Mr.. w. B. RICE a. B as Principal
Tuition in the common English branches 50
per term of eleven weeks; higher English IA
Languages IS.
The succeeding terms of the present acade
mical year will commence on the 5th Februa
ry and the oath May respectively
In behalf Of the Trustees. ..,
WIN. LAWRENCE, Clerk
Norfslk, Nov. 90, l846. s.
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't|gIlR 7 Arm .
= O r. s "A I; r. :

e@ ~ oSS 49, HdA @8 hsa9 q
TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm sit
L uate in the north part of Sharon, adjon-
ing Salisbury formerly owned by Isaac Pardee,
Esq. 1t contains $50 acres, and is most elig-
bly, situated and well divided into the different
qualities of land for good farm. There are
on the farm good dwelling house, :wo good
barns and other out buildings in good repair.
The house and farm are we'll supplied with ex.
eelient and permanent water, and there is a
good supply of
CHOICE FRUIT!
1t will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers.
A:large portion of the purchase money may
remain secured on the farm for term of years.
Possession will be given on the first Of April
next. Enquire Of the subscriber resident on the
premises -...
HOMER PARDEE.
Sharon, Feb. 1 1S47. SO
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I%P. j. CLARK, of Cornwall, is
Agent for Sears Pictorial Works, q Phelps
Maps, for this county.
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SELLING ORR |!

THE subscribers being DESTROYS of
Il changing thfir business will sell
their entire Stock Of Dry Goods. Crocke=
~ &C., at what they are worth 10 New
York. Merchants who are DESTROYS Of
replenishing their stock will do well to
Gail and examine our goods. All persons
having unsettled accounts with the Sub
seribers are requested TO settle them pre-
vious to the LIST Of May next.
w. +. & G.. H. BALDWIN.
Litchfield, March 81, l647. tf42
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1MvALUABLn FAnaILx

1NvALUABLE FAMILY
@ GD WE W% - rNI E o UL .
ok LECTURES on the USES OF THE
- LUNGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma and Diseases Of the
Heart. On the Laws ofLongevity and mode Of
preserving male and female health. symmetry
and beauty Exposing causes and cure Of those
diseases that produce consumption, or shorten
life, as Affections of the skin, spine, stomach,
bowels. kidneys. liver. scrofula. plies, gravel
and female complaints. Its rules are easy,
practical aud pure, form guide To- perfect
health and long lie % engravings, 324 pages.
so cents Postage Q 1>2 cts. BY SAMUEL
SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ, M. D., at TOT
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Oo-Any person RENTING fifty cent. free will
receive one copy by mail, to any part. The
trade supplied. %
Feb. nth lsiT, ~ 39sowsm
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additional;
chesi in i, andy additional
all kinds Machinery
1and
handqu Ali with CASH enclosed will be promptly
JAMES PUNDERFORD Sole Agent for the of the above article
. 1874
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I N pursuance Of an order from the Honorable
i Court OF Probate in and for the District of
Burlington, the subscribers will offer for sale
at public auction. (unless previously sold at
private sale on Monday the 10Th day OF April
lS47, at tao o'clock afternoon, on the premis-
es. all the real estate assigned to them in trust
by EDWIN BUNNELL Of Burlington, in said
district, an insolvent and assigning debtor
The property is pleasantly situated in the viii
lage of Lowreyville, in the south part of Bur-
ington, and consists of between three and four
acres OF land, with two story dwelling house
lately repaired and finished thereon, with
barn and sheds and the necessary out buildings,
together with new an9 we'll finished Factory
standing within few 70 Is Of the House, being
As by 81 feet upon the ground and two and
half stories high, with an addition thereto of
Is by 25 feet on the gtound one story high,
standing upon Very durable stream of water,
with fourteen leet wheel, with sin leet buck.
cts, together with The necessary fixsures, gear
ing and machinery for us1, veil done and pain,
led, and is now ia full operation in making
Clock eases, il being in the immediate vicinity
Of three other Factories on the same stream
The place is three and half miles north Of
Bristol, and is decidedly desirable property for
a Mechanic needing water power. Application
may be made TO Edwin Bunnell and Alfred
Lowrey on and near the premises, or to Tracy
Peck ESQ. of Bristol.
TRACY PECK.
ALFRED LOWREY, ''u'
Dated at Burlington. Feb "a. 1e47 AZ
VTNHE undersigned hereby give nollce .... We
l. will apply TO the General Assembly at
their session to be holden at Hartford on the
6rst Wednesday of May next, for the Charter
Of Bank TO be located in the town Of Canaan
or Salisbury in the county of Li:ch6eld, and TO
be called the Iron Bank.
February 18th. 1S47.
JOHN C. COFFING.
AZ VIM M. BURIAL, and others
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Dsilict ef Lie4Jie!a. IS. 4
Probate Cent. FRO. a3d, 1871. I

ESTATE OF jonathan Buel, late Of Gashess
IA in said District deceased, 9eyg y
THE Court Of Probate for the District sc
Ltciheld hath liinitodaud allowed six r1entls
from date hereof Tor he creditors af said estate
to exhibit heir claiIns for settlement. Those
who neglect to present heir aceolYnts propcr
iy atestted, within said time Will Is debars5, (.
recovery All persons indebted 10 said csts I,
are requested 10 make immediate naynnent n,
LEWIS II. NORTON. -
%40-3w Nh Jr,.x..,.
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PelSin .sea Company,

Pekin @ea Company,
- r wcLcoTTvILLE,
HE a Branch of tie Ma yVrk Pskhs
eszAa4kss Tea Company
VNHE Teas mentioned in this Catalogue sre
Il done up III quarter pound, alf pound and
one pound peckrgcs-the first, or inside wrap
per is lead. the second wrapper is water prUof
PAPER and the third. oroutside wrapper, IS ri
Nhinese rice paper. he Company sell M f..
but good teas, done up in the most srrperi. =
manner, all Of them grown in the most ldSuf1.--
Gus districts in China. Countrydeslers can : =
iect as small quantity of each kind as Il
IKE, and have them packed in onecheet TT se
teas also cone IN five pound Chinese packae, .
called quattoons, very convenient, lahclfuE
and portable shape. @
Black Eeas. y
Powchong, coed, full flavor, Eo.o{s
do. fine .la 81
Soucheng, good -.- ga
do extra fine
Oolong, strong, favor fine 50
Ooiomg This Tea is great fayorisc, and
gives general satisfaction.
do very fine g.
Ne PLUs ULTRA 4e8s 8Is{p
Ne Pas Uifr0.--This tea is as fragrant and
HOSSSsy' Ity ttlQS q perfume t1dF ~
truly delightful. 1t is of garden growth, and SUI
Perior to any thing Of the kind ever soldinthi+.
country.
English Breakfast Tea, very fine, es 81
Hawquas Mixture, strong and rich black tea,~
Pekoe flavor
Congo, good G7
do very fine 50
Pekoe Flowers, good s- 1t. .t2 roo
do do garden growth 100.
Young Hyson, 81
Young Tyson, sweet cargo - s.;
90 inner ., CO
90 fine cargo II,
do extra fine a.
do Silver Leaf Tor
DO superior $l-Imperial ST
Gunpowder 81 cts Finer gt
Hyson IS cts. Imperial, SUPERIOR ~,
Siiper Leqf-Sedoin sold even by large
dealers, because OF the very small profits lad,
on its sale. This is avery superior Tea. -, y.
do. Golden Chop, Plaatation or Gar
der growth $50
Golden CAop--This Is the finest Green tea
cultivated in China. II is Of the FIRST pc3s-
ings. and excels all otEer Green Teas itrF
Its delcacy Of favor, strength and ator2. "a
Heretofore this tea has never reached thus
country, except in small lots, as present
to importers
80 CHARLES A, CHAPLIN, Agent.