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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale.

ECENTLY used in the manufacture Of No 80 Printing
Cloths, and in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton & sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Fnishers-l Douber-i Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
speeders, 10 heads eachl8 Spinning Frames 1900 live
spndes2 pair Mules, Of 4S6 and SIP spndles-
| Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-l Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined any time on application TO Mr.
sILAs DmsmoRE SO Main st, Worcester. For further par
iculars inquire of s B. HOLBROOK Holden
Dec 70. dStaw wf52
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A New Orleans paper furnishes an evidence
OF the manner in which the Sub Treasury acts
an the following paragraph The concluding
lines are especially Illustrative of the peculiar
beauty and wisdom OF the act, and the whole
transaction is Of such downright folly, that
II an individual had done it, he would have been
set down at once as being insane.--U. S. Gag.
The article says
Colonel Hunt, U. S. Quartermastel in this
city. received on Saturday 100000 in gold 1t
was brought across the mountain and down the
river by Harnden & Co.'S express, for which the
Northern papers say, they were to receive one
and half per cent. or $500 Under the former
system, the banks made these transfers at par,
and did it by means of bills of exchange, and at
the present moment the banks in New Orleans
are checking on New York at par, and had they
been applied to by Mr.. Walker, would have sup
piled the amount in specie for a similar amount
placed to their credit in New York, if not at par,
certainly at one third the expense that it has cost
the Government. Besides the expense however
OF bringing it here, somebody has now to bear the
expense Of taking it back, for the course of trade
does not require the specie, but does require it in
New York, to which place az a matter of course
it must return. The Sub Treasury will not allow
Mr.. Walker to trust the public money in posses
sion of banks with all their capital and deposit
OF United States 6 per cent. guarantee, but
allows or compels him to trust it to the individu-
ais of forwarding house and to their travelling
agents"
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No 8 BURLlNG-SLIP. NEW YORK
GYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the lows
" 'tnrers prices very extensive assortment
of PAPER, comp sing every possible variety adapted 70
the Of in all sections of the country
Paper of all kinds made to order at short notice
The stock Of Printing Paper unusually large, part
which is Of very superior gus y.
Paper Makers Materia., of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz Fetngs Wire
Cloth, Fourdrinier Wres Bleach Y Powder Blue Ultra
marin, Twine, DC. &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ng Sc purchased whicht highest price in cash
will be paid. dwly FEB Il.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.
The bargain made between Mr. Benton and
Mr. Polk cannot be consummated. The House
have forbidden the bans. 1t was agreed that Mr.
Benton should have the Office OF Lit. General as
early last November. Mr. Benton, at the
same time, gave in his full adhesion TO the ad-
mInisration, and rendered to Mr. Polk the aid of
his strong arm, as he had done TO jackson in his
dark hour.
The truth is that the House dstrusted the rea-
sons given by Mr. Polk for the creation of this
Office, and believed that the office was created
for Mr. Benton, and for personal and party, not
public objects.
Mr. Preston King of N. Y. is in fair way to
attain some celebrity. 1t will be remembered
what name Taylor of N. Y. established through
out the land, by giving the impulse to the Mis-
souri, question. Mr. Wilmot and Mr. Preston King
have taken like question into their hands, and
must carry it, There will be no compromise,
this time-no ''doughfaces" This question is to
be one OF the first moment this session. Mr.
King made some remarks, to-day, illustrative of
his views and his determination on this ques
ion.-W. Y Com. .4du.
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
157 RE.nPEMEn. I5T

HE subscriber having purchased the stock belonging 20
the Estate Of MOVES & Lone has opened the exien
sive Ware Rooms at l57 MAIN STREET, and made large
additions TO their former assortment and respectfully so
liclts q share of patronage
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Ware
Rooms In BOSTON, he feels confident that he shall be able
to offer to the citizens Worcester and vicinity every al
scrption Of FURNITURE at lower prices, FOR CASH
than have been sold heretofore.
He WILL at all times ORDER ut short notice sueh
articles Of Furniture as may be needed.
tie Intends TO keep on hand such assortment az shall
save purchasers the unnecessary expense Of making Jour
ney Boston elsewhere and hopes that all will call
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and satisfy
that what Is above stated 10 strictly true.
Worcester, Sept is. dwu JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

Worcester and Nashua Rail Road
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSs-TIES, TIMBER,
slLLS and PLANK for the construction Of said Road,
will be received the Office in Observation-Disclosures and
Specifications OF which may be had application to
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI W. HoLBRooK, ESQ.,, West Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster--J. p. WHITcoNB Esq Harvard
N. P. SMITH, Esq Groton-AsA F. LAWRENCE, Esq, Pep
pereIl--THoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq, Nashua.
WIN. A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1876. epS.eopu50 Wa MR.. Co.
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Ey The last verdant yankee that has made
fool of himself by presenting sample of his wares
&c to her most gracious Majesty Victoria, ''is one
Mr.. Sears, of New York, a publisher ofpicter
books Herald
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DIED.

In Shrewsbury Jan Mrs THANKFUL wife OF Dea Thomas
Harlow IS Her end was peaceful and happy. Blessed
ara the dead who die in the Lord.
In Holden, Jan l, Mr. Ezra B. Newell, son OF Mr. Daniel
Newell. . 60, -
In Barre Jan Ist Mrs Mary Ann, wife OF Mr. George R..
Chamberlain.
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3 s-isis- l-'i-=i 1890 49, -
MARRIED.

In this town, Ian 7th Mr. Willard Jones to Miss Nancy
Wilson.
In New Lebanon, N.Y. Jan 8, Mr. Daniel Hoyey, Of Ok
ford 10 Miss Reliance Smith, of Boston
In Barre, Jan LIST, Mr. Amasa Gibson to Miss Lois II,
In Bratleboro, W. Dec sot, Mr. Samuel Pierce to hiss
phebe Chase, both OF Wnchendon.
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WANTED,
STORE TO LET.


"a VIE subscriber offers TO LET, for more
hsssA Il years, his STORE In the Centre Vlllege of
cA LANCASTER Il is old stand and probably OF
the best locations for trade 10 Worcester County Posses
son given forthwith
Aso--T0 LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
been occupied TAILoRs Shop they excellent
stand for good workman in that business.
A small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wih
Cases. Drawers &c, be had with the Store desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster Sept. !. dwistfS5
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

STEAM GRIST MILL.
TINE subscriber having purchased OF VIM B. WHITNEY,
undivided hafof the right of using and vending in
Worcester, PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL, would hereby inform the public that they have one
of the above Mills in operation at Court MILL they
are prepared to Grind TO order, all kinds Of grain
Worceeler Oct 81. tf REUBEN BEMLS
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UNHIs well known Establishment is offered for
AMM rent The present lease expires April LIST, ls47
and possession will be given az or within that time
n nppllcatlon Is made 10 the sabccrber
PRINCETON, Dec l6. WAND ~ bVfLeAON'
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MISS WINCHESTER,
HAS returned from New York, with new
u y FASHIONS and great variety Of RICH AND
DESIRABLE GOODS adapted TO the season. Ladies are
respectfully invited 10 call.
MILLINERY T. DRESS MAKING As USUAL.
Worcester, Sept. so, 1876. II No. ~, Main 81.
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BOOKS.
CLARENDON HARRIS intending to relin-
~ qush the Booksclling business offers for limited
time 10 sell the balance Of his stock ~ Books at very
duced prices. 33tf Worcester, Aug Is.
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WOOD WANTED.

gryuF subscribers wish 20 purchase rs Cords Of HAIR
PINE WOOD at their Factory at Washington squar
for which the market price will be paid on delivery.
Worcester, Jan 8. wSt dot PROUTf EARLE
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NOTICE.

THE next examination of Scholars admission TO the
Classical and English High School will DE OH Mondav
the eletenth Instant at O'Clock a. NJ Those Scholars
who not members OF regular standing in any of the
Schools in the Centre District and who are desrous of be-
ing admitted the High School, are requested TO be at the
Walnut Street School House the time above specified
WARREN LAZELL
worcester, Jan 2. d3t Sec'y OF School Com.
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the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable ard highly efcacous
article as can be shown from The unquesonabe
thory of Physicians and those who have used it during
the last Is years. Indeed its reputation is so well
established that it has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM JOHN CUTLER.
REED Il CUTLER, BOSTON. (lae Reed, Wing &
Cuterj Propretos For sale by Druggists, Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worcester by j.
GREEN & Co. Price SO cts GIN Dec IL.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Four ths of you really suffering from neglected
ODDS, or an obstruction and consequent Inflammation of
the delicate npg Of those tubes through which the air we
breathe distributed to every part of the lungs This OBJ
difficulty of breathing hectic fever and spitling ofbood
matter, or phegm which finally exbausts the strength of
RANT never fails to this obstructon and pro-
duces the most pleasing aud happy result 1t certain in
its effects, and cannot fail &c relieve.
GTPrepared only by DR. d. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
Street. Philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN 81 CO., Ill
Main Street. and NJ B. GREEN, 200 Main Street, Worces
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
By CLAGHORN Il HEEL.
AUGtiOneerS K commission Merchants.
Nne % Rr Mnrtaf

Regular Package Sales of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Mrnins, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 O'Clock
II Advances made on every description of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded tn Con
sgnors by w. G. ROBINSON, Agent
50 dwtf No 81 FULToN-sT., BOSTON,
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NOTICE.

MOUND in The Cars, the 22d OF Dec last, g-een
Morocco Gard Case containing small sum OF money
and Watch Key. Whoever has lost the sae, have
it by calling this ohlcepreving property and paying
charges. Worcester, Jan >.
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NOTICE.

"A uement on the first day OF January My customers
Will particularly obse oy attending this notice
Dec 80 DIT HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-07-13
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1877,

upon, he sends in his resignation, with g
long patriotic speech about shedding the
last drop of blood for his country, and all
that, and the people refuse to receive his
resignation, and cry out long live Santa
Anna! and away he goes again and
drums up another army of soldiers.
"But. TO tell the truth, Major" says
he, "when made that remark at Baln-
more | had some little notion of retiring.
Our party was so cut up, things looked
rather dark ahead, and find this Mexi-
can war something of bother after all
Taylor and Scott commit so many blum
ders, had really then some notion of re-
firing when this term is up. But since |
got along TO New York, things seem to
look brighter. I'm popular, Major [
know | am. shouldn't be surprised if
the Wings made demonstration in my
favor yet. They seemed very fond of
me in New York and so did every body,
every body you could mention even the
market-women took me by the hand and
called me young Hickory, and gave me
lots Of fruit There, do you see that
pineapple on the table there !'' says he.
"That was given me at the Fultan marke',
as we were going over to Brooklyn on
Saturday. Cut away, Major, and help
yourself TO It +; it's nice one. And here's
a paper of most excellent tobacco" says
he, "tilat was presented to me at the same
time. You go into the pineapple and I'll
60 into the tobacco. and then we'll have
4 little more talk about the war;"
Jest as we got cleverly under way they
sung out aboard the boat for the passen-
gers 10 get ready for landing. So must
cut my yarn off here for the present:
but likely as not you'll hear from Inc a
gain. Y our old friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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FROM MEXICO.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

FROM THE n. o. PIoAYUNE OF JUNE 25
The steamship Palmetto arrived last
evening from Vera Cruz, having sailed
on the 18Th instant.
Although we are not in possession ol
letters from Mr.. Kendall. we have advices
upon which we place every reliance as to
the movements of Gen. Scott. An ex-
press from Puebla, by the route of Cor
dova, had arrived at Vera Cruz, announ-
cling that Gen. Scott commenced his
march upon the city OF Mexico on the
10th instant.
We hear not word more in regard to
the overtures for peace said to have been
made to Gen. Scott. That he marched
OH the 10th we have no doubt.
Another express had arrived at Vera
Cruz from JaIapa, which announced that
all the sick had left there on the 18th inst
for Perote, under a small escort. Col.
Childs was to leave the following day
with all the garrison. Gen. Shields would
accompany him. The road between Ja-
lapa and Puebla is represented as free
from guerilla parties of any kind.
About one thousand troops left Vera
Cruz on the 18th instant, under the COM
mand of Major Gen. Pillow, to join the
army Of Gen. Scott.
By the express from Jalapa we have no
intelligence of Gen. Cadwalader, as the
rider came by circuitous route TO avoid
the predatory parties on the road.
By this arrival we have received pa
pers from the city of Mexico Of the 9Th,
9TH, sth, and 9th Of June. Oar previous
files came down to the 29lh oil MAY. The
intermediate dates we have not yet re-
ceived. We have only had time to glance
hastily at the papers before US, from
which we CLEAN the following:
Santa Anna still remains in power
His resignation. we presume, was with
drawn /; for it is intmated that majority
of Congress was anxious TO accept it.
His administration, in consequence ofsbis
feeling in Congress, has entirely changed
its policy, and thrown itself into the arms
of the puros. One great section of the
puros, however, IS not conciliated by this
movement /; the adherents of Gomez and
Gen. Almonte still continue their opposi-
ton to the Administration. Senor Relon,
the former friend Of Farias, is said to be
the main support OF Santa Annals admin
isIation. although be holds no public Of
fee. He is denounced as man without
principle, trucker, &c.
1t is represented that opinions were
never more divided in the capital than at
present. No party seems to have decided
upon what course to take. At one time
the puros and the moderados appear in
clined TO unite upon dissolution of Con-
gress, and leave every thing in the hands
of Santa Anna and then again the puros
talk Of recalling the absent members of
their party, and Of having a working ma
jority to carry their measures. In the
mean time quorum of Congress cannot
be collected. If we can give no intelligi-
ble account OF the design. of parties and
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v ol. 5.--No. a5.

moving the Government depot and the
United States army to Tuspan.
"Concerning the last train which left
with specie and provisions for the United
States army, we can only say that tho
guerriIlas still offer strong resistance
1t was said that they had destroyed lhs
National Bridge, but such is not the case;
they barricaded the bridge with heavy
trees to prevent the train from passing,
but no damage was done to it. There
were number killed and LwoundeG on
both sides. and the Americans finally sue
ceeded IN opening a free passage, and
have continued their march. These are
the only facts which we have learned all
other reports are mere rumors."
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| flames away, and in half seckin' finds
myself fiat on my back, in the middle of
the floor.
'.As picked myself up, / heard the
old lady still goin' it; and darn ME, if she
didn't strike fifty times more, although
twenty-five buckshot took effect all among
her countenance, and both of her hands
were taken smooth off. | han't wound
her up sence: for with the pluck she's got,
there's ne KNOWN what she might do, ef
she had chance. She's without excep-
ton the best game | ever seed
MoRAL.-Although it may be well to
stake time by the forelock," yet it would
be better not to do SO rashly.
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THE EYE.

What is the little, lurking spell
That hovers round the eye
Without voice, word can tell
The feelings as they fly.
When fearless, it can speak Of wo;
When weeping still the same;
Or in moment catch the glow
OF thoughts without a name.
Can beam with pity on the poor
With anger on the proud;
Can tell that ii will much endure,
Or fash upon the crowd
Now brightly raised, or now depressed
With every shade of feeling
Il is the mirror of the breast
The thought, tie soul revealing!
Oh! tones are false. and words are weak
The tutored slaves at call;
The EYE, the EYE alone can speak,
Unfettered, tell US all
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VIRTUE OF SORROW.

Behold yon grotto, where the dropping
tears
Are crystalized to columns by long years;
So shall thy sorrows, child of mighty
grief,
Bear up like pillars for thy souls relief.
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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, ;
HALF-YEARLY IN ADVANCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-09

ma, Monterey, tcrro Goflo, ContrcraS. Bucns
Vista, Sacramento, thuruhuSco. Moline del Re,
thapultcpec, and the Gariias, pa>s away a> a
dream, leaving no solid memorial behind them of
a skill, a gailantry, and a self sacrificing dc,o,
ton unsurpassed IN the history of man? regard
tins war as a practical question. and To be dlspos-
cd OF accordingly. That morbid sympathy that
lives only for MeNlco-ihat McXioo which mur-
ders the drunken soldier. and lances the woun-
ded ON the field of battle, cannot approve
nor can respect that closet philosophy
wmch teaches nagnanim,ty that calls us To sur
render every thing. because We are ,istoriouS.-
No, my >ympathlcs are for IN, county, for the
gallant lead, for those whose mighty deeds have
gwen a holder and n broader l,gh, 10 our glori-
GUS constellation. for their Widows and for their
orphans. Instead of this unhealthy magnanimity,
to which | have advcr,ed, | would be Just TO
Mexico, but Just also 10 my ow country.
Allow me, gentlemen, again To congratulate
YOU upon the suspicious circumstances in which
YOU commence your important lahorS. trust
that they will be characterized hy enlarged and
practical Wisdom, aud that hv the adoption of
the true policy, You may obtain the gratitude OF
Your constituents and live IN the affection, of
our beloved Commonwealth.
Deocmher6, 1877. WIN. SMITH.
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4 l Rules, held IN the Clsik, Olhrr Of til. County Court
"A OF I ampbell county, on Monday til. 9th day OF l,scoIn.
Der, lsi7
~1ilehman \. Cobbs, Thomas, j. Marshall and Elizabeth
his vile, William Prce and Mary ls wife, and Christian
Mohr aud Frances hs wife, IlaintiS,
against
john oohhs, j., IN hisown night and rs eIior OF John Cohhs,
sen dec James Johnson, Collins johnson, Isaac johnson,
lohh Johnson, Elizabeth johnson, Martha johnson aud
Iho' johnson, Ja. Nmrell and Nancy his wife, Inc. {. Nun.
rcll, tha,lcst Murtcll, SARAH y. Murfell. MAJ tina j. Muricll,
, ha'ics ! Jones and Susan r. his wiic, tvclyn + kIurrsll,
last ION being inianw under the age Of tw emit, one years ,whs
appear by ''eo. VIM iabney their guardian ad Item, ! Ugh
man \. +, obls, j., ihoma. 4 Cobb, II, Jane, Cobbs, 4 ia
Nii t"bls, in then own night, aud as c,ecutorsoi 1foma.A
'upps' u'cd, Defendants,
Tx CHANcTRv.
The defendants John Johnson, Iasc johnson and Collins
johnson not having entered then appearance and gwen ,ecu-
rhy according In the act Ot Assembly, and he rules oi TIN,
Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence hat they are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II is of1cr. ed th.t the
do appear before the Justices oi SAID county Court 81 Camp
bell, al the Court house thereof on the second Monday In
l. cbruar, tent, and answer lhe bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
a copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper,
published IN The town OF Lynchburg Tor two month, success
,iveiy, and a copy also posted at the front door OF the court
house oi tins county on some court day.
A ~Copy-Tes.,
GEO. WIN. DABNEy, Ck.
Der n
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commissioners Sale

7 n " II,
\ pursu incc 81 u decree Of The county roth. OF bed
ford. made AT the Nasembrr term. Of sail court.
lSi7, IN the cash ef Jacob lor. against John Kpsler
aud ulhrfs, The undersigned comm n. oner III, rein nam.
ed, will on Friday. the 9Th day. Of December. lS47,
upon the premises. proceed 10 sell by way of ptiblit 6tr.
tim, 10 the highest bidder, upon a credit Of one and two
years. equal instruments. (exrepl NJ 10 the sum IL $50.
Which viii be required in cash. } The p~irchasct giving,
bond viii, good security, and the title tolnincd until al
tho purchase money IL paid.
The TRACT OF LAND.
IN III 5ll aud pr ~ccedin.s men'i ole mi; lining bon,
lG7 Acres. 'ln,ng the LANDS of hi,r. Mary Harris \, ~.
" ilso, aud Others. This Is one ii the most desirahla
Tracts Of Land olil slzc N market, being nj least iwo
lltirds IN W., ds. and heavily %liphctud. with a large pro.
hufilon Of gaod lolracua land. The land will be shown
by Garland Abbott, residing %, the place.
The title Is believed IT, ht inqncs, innable, hu, acting
as Commissioner. shall convey Ia the purchaser such,
ulls only MS the decree aforesaid, vest, III inr.
Dec. Y-wi2ID MIC AJAll DAVIS. Conf,