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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
DR.. Spears Indian Medicines!


for his remarkable cures.
WHERE these medicines introduced every objection is at
once posted for they have gained the most perfect conf
dence of every individual after giving them fair trial. do
hesitate to that the celebrity of these Medicines have outsp
ped all Of the popular remedies the United saes and there
perfect reasons for the acknowledged mers of these medicines in
the first they have not few days years. but
contrary, they the scientific compounds Of the celebrated Dr.
s. Spear of Boston, after long extensive and successful pac-
and may be relied upon with the perfect certainty as
positive all of the diseases for which they recommend
durable disease READER If you Will persevere reasonable
with these medicines as recommended you must certainly feel
highest obligation for these valuable and i'm
poant discoveries You will also feel yourself duty bound
them the afflicted There than thou
persons the State of New Hampshire and Vermont that
many viii testify that their lives have been saved only by the use
fese celebrated medicines For particulars and certificates
my Health Directory, to be obtained of agents gratis.
NOTICING letters communications will be
cep post paid with dollar enclosed for services. have
something else do except reading and writing twenty
TONIC CORDGAL.-For females that not regular,
much; also for weakness debility.
RESTORATIVE CORDAL-For gripping pains in the towels
coughs Of short sqqdGs and good common family py9c
coughs consumton phthsc asthma liver complaint dyspepsia
paP9t9q Of the b bg9rt and debility ci Mn 70
all where physic is required such violent colds pains in
the limbs side back head. They will in all prevent
WOMAN's FRIEND-For the falling ofthe womb pressing
down PAINS heat in passing the wate pains in the small of the
back and legs or grons, with anguor or anting
uGERMAN LOIlONFor the salt rheum, scat head and scof
GRAVEL NIXTURE-FOr the gravel stanguny and stoppago
CATHRRHsNUFF-- the caarrh head ache coughs and
CORN PLASTER
HAIR OIL.-For scurf and dandrf.
BASAM OF LIFETo be taken with otle remedies for
SUMPTION coughs colds phthsc, asthma mp, spasms fits,
JAUNDICE blTTERs.-For aundce weakness debility, fe-
male V 5 c anI liver COMPLAINT aa sn,ns
O SS , IN 9 ' nS Pack or n eruooDs Of e
skin SNAIL scals, warts and BARRIERS itch.
/ MOTHERS CORDlAL-Pnaatoy for confinement in the
last stages ofmcancy could refer thousands in Boston, Mass
Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut prove the genuine efficacy
oi thgsg mGdicIngs Iney WH recommend t1en selves;
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UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes this opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House. and has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
top and furnished with Fumture and he pledges himself
spare pains having well kept He has been at great
getting the large and commodous House in order to
ceive the rush oonage which this House is worthy and capa-
BILE Of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business of keeping Public
House, he hopes satisfy the public of what he has said Of his
House. Without further call and aud much ohge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Montpelier, Sept TO- I846 81
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And laid the infant in his shrOud
Henry grew aarmngy worse, and Edna hur-
ried away for physician. When he arrived,
he pronounced the child in the height of the
scarlet fever.
He left a prescription, but where was the
money to pay for the medicine.
Every cent had Edna given to Mrs Glenn
ent, and whom to borrow of, she knew not.
She had upon her finger plain gold ring,
the last gift of her father, who had left his
family, to sail on the blue waters to other lands
just three years before, and who was supposed to
be dead.
Taking the prescription in her hand she hur-
ried to the nearest apothecary, and begged him
to take the ring for the medicine, until she
could redeem it again. The apothecary as he
gave her the medicine returned her the ring tel
ling her at the same time, that she was welcome
to it, that he should not expect any pay, and if
she should want more, she should have it free
of cost
Thanking him from her heart, she returned to
little Henry, who lay writhing with agony in his
cradle.
Morning dawned again. Edna had passed a
sleepless night, so had her mother. Henry had
sunk into stupor, from which twas impossible
to arouse him.
He lay with his clear blue eye wide open and
fixed while the exertions which he made to
breathe, were terrible.
Edna had Logged the little creature with more
than sisters love.
The weakly girl had delighted to sport with
him, what little time she found after her task was
finished, and the few opportunities she had tc
listen to his artless prattle, or gaze into his
laughing eyes, made them doubIy precious to her
But now he lay in her arms, perhaps no more
to lisp words Of prattling endearment to her wea
ried ear, nor to bless her with his gleesome ring
ing laugh.
The sun shone brightly. Her mother, aImos
in despair, sat upon the bed gazing at Edna al
she carried the suffering child around the room
with slow and gentle tread.
All the bells were peOling forth an invitation
to worshippers, but they were not for poor Edn
and her mother Throngs of we-dressed PEG
pie were entering the Mariners church opposite
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1oetrp.
Forthe Green Mountain Freeman.
Shall we recognize our Earthly friends
in Heaven

in Heaven!
BY THE LATE DWIGHT SHEPARD BLISS.
Is it wrong to wish to see them
Who were dear to us on earth;
Who have gone to heavenly mansions,
Who surround brighter hearth?
Is it wrong to mourn their absence
From the parted household band?
Should we check the sigh of sadness,
Though they're in better land?
Is it wrong to hope to meet them
Yet, upon that blessed shore,
And with songs of joy to greet them
When this toll of life is Ger?
Is it wrong to think them nearer
Than the many of the blest,
Who to us on earth we're strangers:
Must we love them like the rest
I've mother up IN heaven!
And oh! tell me if e will
Will the mother know her children?
Can she look down from those windows
To this DARK and distant shore?
Will she know when am coming?
Will she meet me at the door
Will she clasp me to her bosom,
In an ecstacy of joy?
Will she ever be my mother?
Shall | always be her boy?
And thou loved one-who didst leave us
In the morning thy bloom:
Dearest sister, shall meet thee
When 60 beyond the tomb?
Shall l see thy lovely features?
Shall hear thy pleasant WORDS
Sounding oermy spirits harp-strings,
Like the melody thirds?
And think me of another
OF a darling little one,
Who went up among the angels
Fer his life had scarce begun.
Oh ! long once more to meet him,
And to fold him in my arms,
As did when he was with us,
With his thousand budding charms.
And will Dedih alone unfold us
All about the Christians home?
Must we pass the "narrow valley"
Fer we view the glory won?
Aye, It's true, the soul must suffer,
And be bowed with anguish down
Ere It's fitted for its dwelling,
Fer It's ready for its crown.
And ten thousand are the emotions
Crowding round the restless heart,
When its weary strings are breaking,
When it feels it must depart.
But, OH Jesus! blessed Jesus!
Thou art love without alloy;
Thou wilt meet and thou wilt bless us,
Thou wilt give US perfect joy.
PoULTNEY, V
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PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAIL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR

WARDED the GOldand Silver Medals Four first premiums
and twohghe mnors, at the Nation the Massachusetts
the New York and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions respectively for
exhibited. "
Portraits taken exquisite STYLE without regard to weather
instructions given in the
large assortment app stock always on hand
the lowest cash pricos
New York; 25l oadway Philadelphia, Chcnsut ST Boston,
20 Court and % Hanover sts Baltimore 205 Baltimore ST. Wash
ngton, PENNSYLVANIA Avenues Petersburg Va Mechanics Hail.
CIncnna Fourth and Walnut and 7G Nanes Saratoga springs
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READ TIE FOLLOW NC, AS 1T is IMPoR
TANT TO ALL.

Extract ola Letter delveedby Dr. BENNET before the Medical
extract of TOMATOE " ~
Dr. Bennett powerful alternatives of the
terra edca and m all affections Of the Liver and other organs
Whe calamc ndcaed is probably the best medicinal agent
known to the medical profession When used in State
iii sovereign remedy for
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Carpet Store.

cTORRs LANGDoN have fitted up room expressly for the
of Carpetng and have lately received large OF
new and rich Patterns.
Also Oil Cloth and Straw Matngs printed Floor Cloths Rugs
sc. &c, as low as can be bought in any city for cash.
May % 22-2l eop3m.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

The public are particularly cautioned against purchasing ma
ton articles pretending have the effect Browns Saap
ra and Tomato Bes Neverhu the Sar para and Dandel
on Panacea ktedges Tomato Brs Extract sarsaparia
1omato aud Dandeon other PREPARATION with expect
BIZ IEkS prepared az his Medicine Store Co. Wash
ngon street, Boston, These Bhters the first preparation the
kind evcsod they only genuine article of the
KIND now inc market Always that the direction gned
FWpERcK BRowN, in his own handwriting Who heard
mans counerieig bad bank note that pass'
sells
Al orders for BROWNS SARsAPARILLA AND TOMATO
BlTS directed to EREDERIeK BRowN, the proprietor No. 6S
washington street. Boston, viii be ATTENDED, unctuay Btters
securey packed for shinning
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- VA blessing TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHI DREN.-
such may sHERMANS WORM IOZENG ES truly called for
ey nave saved thousands of children from untmey grave
caused e mothers heart to leap for joy, when she had given up
h nope Tor the recovery of her offspring And when
DeTed hat worms destroy thousands children annually the
cause never suspected and when known that Lozen
ses are sure and certain specific, destroying them aud
by bhEng them away surely the heart of parent will
ea wh l9y at the announcement of such blessing And
only are the Doctors Preparations for good his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded in removing curing the most in
vGeate cases Of Cough and Cnsmpton when hope
taken hight ana despair pictured friends
around we are acquainted with of wonderful
cures performed and would refer the inquirer Dr. Sherman
pamphlet of cures The CAMPHOR LOZENGES cure Headache
IN Ve minutes ana relieve all Paptations, Nervous Complaints
ana Crapsi and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
e very nest Strengthening plaster in the world We would
commend all who are afflicted to Try the Doctors preparations
ing that they will not be disappointed in their expectations
For sale at LOG NASSAU N. " and by Red6ed Montpe
oi' anu ny one agent IN every town IN vermont g. 1y
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DYsPEPsIA AND INnIGESrI0N.

Tie has successfully treated various diseases with it alone and
tn make oft There can he no doub bt when ed in
saparsa it the best medicine can be
used the sPRNG OR SUMMER SEASON as universal rem
cay Tor Dyspepsia and Indigestion ofappete dizziness head
acne depression of spirits custvene piles weakness stom
ach ana limbs, eumasm to purify the blood curing humOr
Whereall other medicines have failed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

GOLD and SGL VEEs WATCHES.
The Pekim'Tea Company

EsPECTFULLY give notice that they have made arrange
ments for the sale of their Tea, in all its varieties whole
sale and retail, with J. CRSTY, of Waterbury, Washington
Co., VT, for the counties of asngton and Lamol where may
be found constantly hand the qualities and varieties
the same prices sold counter. our Tea
word OF commentator to insure its very ready SALE wherever its
merits have been tested We just say however, for the
eh OF suc as may know nothing of our former operations that
we not o IMPORT ALL TEAS but in fact buy them of the
grower and pack them ourselves through the medium of joint
House at Peku The customer will find the Tea done up in
loaded packages of - and lbs each, also quarters halves
and whole chests all OF which acnumbeed and marked by
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FOUNDED ON FACTS.
CHAPTER w.
O! Death, away, away,
That innocent is mine,
cannot spare him from my arms,
To lay him, Death, in thine.
l am mother, Death,
gave my darling birth,
cannot think those tender limbs,
Must moulder in the earth.
Thou'st taken from me, Death,
The dearest, strongest tie;
o. let the widows prayer prevail,
Ny baby must not die.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

Montpeer-s. p Redaeld and s. X. Collins. Barre.-orvi
French Waterbury, G. simpson Marshfeld, D. Putnam
Plainfeld F. Kidder Rddlesex, Geo r. Sowell Mortified
John s. White Washngton r. Dickinson. Cheea, Dickin
Noble. Newbu, F&HKeyes, Bradford Asa Low, Wells
River, Timothy She'd Stowe, l. & s. Camp Hyde Park l. II.
Noyes Morrisve B. Hec For sale also by Druggists and
agents generally Bottle, Bottles for S. 45-eowlY.
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Select q oles.

From the Olive Branch.
EDNA EFT II ERR.
THE BOSTON SEAMSTRESS.
(COntinued.)
BY MRS. C. w. DENISoN.
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In dark apartment, in the centre of Hano-
yer street, on couch of velvet, lay a beautiful
little being, of about eight years
Her white hands were clasped over her bosom,
her dark hair turned off from her forehead, her
eyes distended and restless, while her cambria
robe hung carelessy about her, and low, in
distinct murmurs proceeded from her pale
lips.
The mother of the child kneIt at the head
of the couch beside the little sufferer, and
moving her body quickly to and fro, gazed tear.
lessly and fixedIy into the face of her darling.
One or two others were also in the room, mo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
FOUNDED ON FACTS.

BY MRS. C. W. DENIsON.
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ITO be continucd.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

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lib oamit cnoete bic tieSiihrioc Gefcb
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Sic brei M;nipuet 8ill.

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iebcn Srleoen nit Ncrico su MAIDEN, beftll-
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uu9 unb ees Stric96 riccrlcten iId, olleu
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miro bic Sod)e i'll Die ednEe 9escgen. IS
i'll jest feline 3eit fir bcn Gcu9reR, Gd, III
parthet . batten II iiber olelen Sc
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beenter, mas nit eeihti9feit 9eldeben f0uu.
te, penn Die red,teu uno frlfti9cn Mittel
aneemeutet pirccu. lIenn Der Nrieoen
auf billi9e 8eotnauu9en cnrb Die 9lbtretung
etnes id6ebar,u eaublfrid,S, unc natilrlld,
Der SeSabluug Ger merifanilheu Sdlulo an
nulere Bureer, al Stance 9ebradbt peroen
fann,,p ba6 mir auf oicle 9lrt fir bic So
fen bes &rieqs entfhdbiat ncrrcu, eann
mSdte cs pielleiht it'idlid lein Die Seeiu9-
ungen al,suurbmeu. G5 ,ptro errpartct, ta6
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Sber ealifornien BON ten Ser. Staaten
angencn1nen pcreen ,piirce, uuo wenn I'M
iere Megierun9 nod, cine Gumme @jelo auf
oiele 2dnbereten ausbejableu muB, 70 blieb
oennch gang wahrihcinlih cas 0elo in an
fern Sodnoen, ais Gin She'll Der merifani-
iten Shnlo ait Snr9er Der Ser. Staaten,
fir Gntlhdei9un9en. @5 1T jeccd nod, et-
ne ancere mid,ti9e Traae III Dem slnlhluB
bon 2erritcrium seripidelt rb ndmlid, in
cemlelben Die Sclaoerci cin9efnbrt werocn
lol rrcr nid,t-uno mir boffen, caB uuter
feinen llmitdnoen bic MiteI,eter bes 9cn-
areGes bon ben freien Staaten co;u eiuwil-
liaen mercen, uno Ie baben cs jsBt urd in
ibrer 9eralt Die Sclaperet in neucm 9erri-
torium 5n oertiaceru. (p. StI
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Nbilp5 ersdtlt fclgcnce Scene bon ,pclt,er
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Staot @pteu IuQerscuae mar.
vSu elner clcnecn suite meItbe td Re
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,bn ftiue betrunfene Sam,.ic. Sm Glsithen
gade mar Gin Grauiplar wcld'eS idh
trauen (rute. Orr grdatiaam hottc bic
Glelcer cee eGcritrrtencn-au unc al lChttn
10 peronuat, ais ntau bei lclbeu GeleSen-
bsiten iu iein pFest."
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$50 i1no Garl &rume uerunl
Sob. 2eonbaro BON Sberbrombaeb
@rcbberSc9tbum Sloenbure, i'm SIrten.
tDum girfenfelo2
Der llntrrSeihnete, Srucer tcs erfern.
iett 2 Monaten i'll Scitcn, miimIdt febu-
lidif, ndhere slusfunft ,lber cen jcsigcn 9luf.
en!haltscrt nerlelben, III erhaltcn. Qout
MittbeilnnA icllen oiefelbcn, Shmiece bon
prcfeiilcn, Dor niebt ldnaer 3eit III piner
Sabrf i'm Staate 0ietp Dcrf befhdfti9t oe-
wefen feln. sille Menfhenfreiinte. mclc,e
i'm Stance ilnb, rdtere 9luefnnft iiter bic
ielben nitshtheilen, 70 wie bic Grfraaten
iel6if llno erlud,t, bieielbe an bic slcbrefIe:
Safcb Rrumcnauer,
care of Boston Merknr, Boston, Mass.
Gelan9en su la0en.
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gp,tuGn 9iubrreicr.

Tis G'ill Dor cen1 ern9rss fur 10 Frld't
Htgimenter, entrccer Grluntairs rrcr ST.
quldre. nm mdhrcEo Der Eauer res TreGe
,u n,cneu, NIT 100 9lftr yonc fur jercn
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wle in 9feprlu,irns mo letten G,icQc, an
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care Of Boston Me ikur, Boston, Mass.
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bcH Duct glllla I'M Rrels 3lcgenkain, II
53urteGen.
gr 1T fd,cn l3 Sabre in 9tmerifo, unt
hat eos lestemal prn Wnffalp aus tcjm &C.
fd,istcn nnc 9eia9t eo6 CT jest rad, Qcu,s
trn 0eten rrllc. Ia Ger !lnttrldrieten,
FIR TIM r'dtiae 9iadrjdten tot, rnc Iu
mnfi'der sIuleattait linn aber untefonnI
II, g criitd' or tic S>rr,sn S>croutotter &c,
S$uffaIr unh meitet meittidcn 3cituaoen &C
ocnclti0cr TWuite rru Griteu bts Z enf.
lten GonocIere. Nadrld ten pm esm Sc
ludtcn iu ortreilIrcn on
6 hriltcp b &faohel,.
Ncicrstura ptit Sifce,
Wcaln9tcn 0iitrift, Ganaeo ISeit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

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Valrmrre III lrlrtn Sahr -Sttn untcr.
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tsun. Gar Sunse,
pseltcn pritrifcc, qyianstcn Glit1ltt.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

0cr 46S lhren rrcoucirten cies3sr. Gtad-
ten uusctabr 1000 0COo rfuno Saumwrlle.
Gu Der 9anSeu NEeI, nurren Canals unoe-
fdbr 400 Whllcnen Yfunr sc;r9cn. Scst
prcruclrcn cle Ser. Staaten jlhllId, 600
:Rtuicncn Ytuno VanmmpQc, unr ,dmmt
lrd,c anrcre Qdurer Der Gree nld)t mebr ais
unacfibr 100 Dtluicneu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
Gcltticbes Sbentcr.

Die centide crar'ut,ld,e 9elcOid,aft tuirl
WcrQen Ateno, 1cnue. flag cen Is. fclgcn
be Stilde al,fftlhrcn:
Sic st ant er,
etn Trauer pieI in S 9ltten; gum gcihlus
Ser 81 a b t ~ i d ter,
eine Wo1e in elcm Nft.
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sIuf 2 Ginlaffarten, crhaltcu Gin Ser II.
,ipel Tameu Gintrttt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
81 rftprc cite.
Ocfentliebe 2erffeioeruuo.

Der 1nterieibnete teoblibti9t in ieiner
WebAufuns 1T 9antrn,
W1cntaa cen liten ndd,iten WGrs
fcl9enccs Nerfcnals GiscntDum ar cen Dei,ittcten,
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Sin gfero, Gin einipdnni9sr @a9en,
L Scblitten, NferSe9eiebirr
Sattet unb 3aum,
BUREAUS, ssbntlattisrr 0ftn, 5 &rbIencftn, !
eilerner Selfd,
Sethobca, Sanbpl;,
6 n 6 lei perIc branf,
Iuammtn init elmer In;aM 9ausscratbdafttn unt
annercr Nrtittl, ju sab!reei6 pier enjufnbrtn.
Nntan9 Ger Tcritciscr1ln9 10 ltbr 9ormittass
Gin 6mrnatl:4er Grecit miro scseten.
W. QSeiIer
Sch. 1r. 1s47. l0-tS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
O bio Gtnats-B o te.
Canton, Mfitttppcb Tcbruar II, ISI.

gg Der 0iecaticur it Don leiurr 8ranf,
belt nlecer ic wcit 9cnelen, caB er nit Der
ndhlten 9iummcr letucn pcfcn wicoer ein-
nebmcu Wlrc.-