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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

FRENo9 MINISTER TO MExIco.-M. Nj.
lie Vasseau, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary from the French Repub-
nc to Mexico was among the passengers in
the royal mail steamer Great Western, for
Vera Cruz
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

ny~TnANKsGrING DAy.-Governor john
s,on. has recommend the Odd of this month
next Thursday,) TO be set apart by the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania, as day of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer. We hope his recommen-
dation will be universally regarded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.--Jos
Graham, of Ohio, TO be Consul of the United
States for Buenos Ayres, in the place of Geo
I. Fairfield, deceased.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

" An active boy about ID or 10 years
old, would be taken as an apprentice, at tins
office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

WASHINGTON GossIP.-A Washington let
ter says that Mrs. Polk has gone North, to
buy furniture for new mansion in Ten
nessee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

The BopY RENDERED FIRE-PRooF .--Tana-
ere, Neapoitan physician, states that the
human body can be rendered insensible to
fire by the following embrocation being ap-
Piled One ounce and a half of alum, dis
solved in four ounces of hot water to this
must be added an ounce of gum arabic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

Price Twenty-Five Cents.
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CrCAUTION.-n
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

A MASSACHUSETTS CHARAcTERIsTIc.-- in
the list of 9l7 voters in the town OF bingham
Mass, thore are only $50 different names
There are 81 Herseys, AZ Cushings, 3s Spra-
CUES, SO Lncolns, SO Garlners, 35 Stodders
81 Whitons, and so on.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

FUEL IN CINScINsATI.-Fire wood sells in
Cincinnati at from 81 so to Sc 90 per cord
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

u We publish this week the correct
returns of this county for the Presidential
election, which by some strange mishap
were incorrectly stated last week. The
majority for Cass, it will be seen, is 493
instead of 416. We had the full returns in
advance by express, the morning after the
election, and therefore regret that an error
should have been committed in their publi-
cation
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Henry Masser.

II AS Just received at his store, in Sunbury,
L an assortment ofthe cheapest Goods, that
ever came to the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES: LIQUORS, SC,
French black Cloths Cassinelts, &c. Cali
Goes, of excellent quality and colors,
price 6 to 10 cts Good Muslins, a
yard wide, at g.. cents.
These are not the low priced trash articles
usually sold. Muslin de LANES, of fine quail
ty and patterns 1ss. Handsome Terkeri
and other Shaws and various other articles.
The public are requested to call and jndg,s
for themselves.
Sunbury, Nov. 1s, 1s4s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

IL The editor has been absent from his
post for several weeks past. The smoke
and the fire, of the late elections, having
nearly subsidized, our readers will settle
down in the enjoyment Of general news,
literature, anecdotes, tales, and the usual
variety necessary 10 make up good news
paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

Van Burcn had votes in Milton, l in
Turbui, and in Chilisquaque.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
THE GRAND RESULT

As far as ascer,ained, the States have cho-
sen Presidential Electors as follows:
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CHILDBIRTH:
Price Twenty-Five Cents.

valuable Scientific Work, upon the subject of CESSATION
and Child Birth, by r. q. GEl,sSrR, NJ d. late Of Pa
rs, inst publish in New York by the Author
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MaJorllies. 3O2
TAYLoR's majority about 10000.
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u VTUtI Ut IIIt SUUII,
EDWARD OYSTER, Clk.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

GENrnAL Scorr AND his DESTINY .-The arrival
of General Scott in this latitude may have certain
very important effects on movement now ma
turing TO operate on the wing convention in Phia-
delphia.
The desire of the second conqueror of Mexico
to avoid the enthusiasm Of the public, it seems al
most impossible for him to accomplish Yester-
day there was a sort of public reception given
him at Elizabethtown, at which many of his
adherents and admirers from this city were pre-
sent, account of which is given by our reporter,
in another part of this paper.
General Scott occupies most important posi-
ton in military, literary, and political point of
view. His brilliant campaign in Mexico, where
he has outstripped that of Cortez himself, is made
more marked by the singular return of General
Scott to his native land, under the dspleasure of
the executive of his country. The correspon-
dence between him and the War Department may
place hlm a writer beneath his natural positions
but his professional reputation eevates him to po
stion as high as any military man ever attained
in this country. Ofthis there can be no doubt.
Now that General Scott is in the neighborhood,
near Philadelphia, not far from the headquarters
of his political friends, we have every reason to
believe that a great movement will soon be made
from this city, of certain of his wing friends
who are to attend the convention, to make him
candidate for the Presidency. The Wall street
political clique, who have heretofore come out for
General Taylor, are, no doubt, now preparing to
abandon that distinguished mar, and to take up
with Gen. Scott, their real candidate; and it is
possible, too, in the present state of the country,
and the peculiar circumstances under which the
convention will meet at Philadelphia, that Gen.
SCOTS chance for the nomination is better than
1t ever has been before in his history. Time,
however, will soon reveal what is arranging in
private, and what purposes are in the breasts Of
the politicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1913.

Longfsldt, the Murdsrer-Fire, Suicide, &c &c.
motion for q trial, in the case of Langfeldt,
was this morning made by Joseph p Longhcad, Esq,
one of his counsel. The reasons given are various
but the main allegation s that portion Of the stains
Upon the pantaoons and boots of the defendant had
been examined previous to the trial, by Dr. Goddard,
wbo after applying chemical tests, decided that they
not nil blood The application is not yet for
mally before the Court affidavit in relation to
the principal allegation has yet been submitted The
question will DO acted upon tomorrow, perhaps. If
the rule is not granted sentence will be pronounced
Saturday next.
The paper warehouse of Mr.. Dull in Decatur street,
was slightly damaged by fire early this morning.
The name of the stranger who committed suicide in
Cape May county, N. j., has boon accertaned to DO
Peter Caspary from Coblcnx town Of Rhenish Prus-
sia, where he was formerly wine merchant.
Major Daniels has left the city, route for Kentucky
by the way of Baltimore.
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Marine Affairs.

TnE STEAMER CnNsonsr Cry is now upon the dry
dock the foot Of Rutgers street. receiving her copper
preparatory to her departure for New Orlcans-she
leaves however, first another trip for tho purpose
of enectualy testing her powers.
The STEAMER GuApALauivER Is also on the dock at
the place, having her bottom cleansed She re-
mains here about week to overhaul then returns to
take her place the Havana and Matanzas route.
ANOTHER New SrEAMoAr.--A new steamboat called
the Oswcgo In honor of the rccanty chartered city of
that name, made excursion with party Of guests
board, yesterday morning, with view OF testing
her qualities This is the first boat constructed for
towing between Now York aud Albany, only, and hns
been fitted for that business under the supernten.
and Mr. John Ide. The engine constructed by
Messrs. H. r.. Durham Co.; cylcndar IL feet In
length and so inches in diameter finely Gnshec Tho
hull WIS built by Mcssrs. Burtis Morgan She is
commanded by Captain Jacob Young.
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The comparison of the month ending March %, 1s47
with the month ending March 25, 1s4s, shows de-
in the Bank of England circulation of f 0l5
decrease in Private Banks of f9437S anda decrease
in Jointsock Banks of f0761s5 being total decrease
in England Of f3096,97s while In Scotland there is o
decrease of f40S4l1; and in Ireland q decrease of
f1597 ,341-thus showing that the month ending
March 25 compared with the Same period last year
presents decrease of f3, 00697 in England, and
decrease Of f5,l02,7 100 in the United Kingdom.
The return of bullion in the Bank of England for the
month ending March 25 gives aggregate amountin
both departments of $15.O85 256 On comparison of
this with the return for the month ending February &c.
there appears to be increase of f726,O21 and as
compared with the month ending March 90 1s47 being
the corresponding period last year. there is increase
Of $3,742,2O4
The stock Of specie held by tho banks in Scotland
and Ireland during the month ending March IS, was
f2,765,964, being decrease of f32,929 compared
with the preceding month"; and decrease Of f670649
compared with the corresponding period last year
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The Hermann and her Passengers.

At meeting of the passengers of the steamer Her.
MANN held May Goth, 1S4s, the following resolution
was passed
Resolved that Mr.. Campbell be requested, behalf
of the passengers to communicate to Capt Crabtrec
the following expression Of their feelings
H. The passengers board this ship. this her frat
return voyage to New York feel unwilling to separate
before expressing to her their thanks for
his uniform kindness and attention in doing So they
but give uttcrancc to their united feelings and they
desire to bear testimony to his skill officer and
his urbanity as gentleman. The accommodations
of the vessel and the arrangements made for the
fort the passengers have been all that could be wish
cd for expected and we earnestly hope that pros
perity may always attend him who commands her and
that he may realize all his fondest anticpations.
ANSON BAKER, Chairman.
CASPER w. MoRRus, Scc'y.
To CAPT. CRABTREE
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Married.

On the Goth May, at the church Of St. Vincent Dc
Paul. by the Rev. Mr.. Cauvn Mr.. MARC LOUIS to PAU
LINE JuLiEsNE PHILiPorEAUr, late Of Paris, now Of
this city
On Thursday, 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Price, Mr.
JOHN JosEPHs to Miss CArHARISE B., daughter of the
late Francis Pcckwell all of this city
On Sunday, 2lst inst, by the Rev. S. M Isaac, Of
the Wooster street Synagogue, MIR. MOSES JOSEPH to
Miss LEAH BENJAMIN, of London, England.
On the 22d inst. by the Rev J. LOughlin, Mr. Tho
H. FOLEY to Miss ELIZA l.. S. CRoLEy, all Of this
city.
(15- Savannah papers please copy.
On Sunday evening the 21st inst by the Rev T..
Lathroph in the Mulberry street Church. MIR. WILLIAM
C. VANDEwATER to Miss s. A NORRIS all of New York.
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On Sunday morning, 2lst inst, Mrs. SARAH H
Stone reict of the late Eli Stone aged IS and
months
Her remains taken to Guilford, Connecticut
for nterment.
90 Connecticut papers please copy.
On Monday morning, 22d inst, Mrs MARY VETY, in
the I'D year of her age.
Her friends. and those of the family requested to
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon, Mt O'Clock
from the residence Of her daughter Mrs Irving No
267 Tenth avenue
Jenkin and Elizabeth Wellman, aged years and
months
On Monday evening. the 22d inst, GEORGE NJ. ENDI-
aged Is years and months eldest Of George
and Sarah Endicott.
The relations and friends Of the family requested
to attend his funeral without further invitation, on
"Wednesday, at o'clock P. M at the residence of his
father 23S Ninth street His remains will be taken t.
Greenwood Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

The Democratic National Convention.
The proceedings of the Democratic National
Convention, received by telegraph last night, will
be found in the fourth Nre of this paper
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Our Foreign Correspond

Our Foreign Correspondence.
Our letters from Paris, Milan, Dublin, &C., re-
ceived by the Hermann and Caledonia are crowded
out to-day They shall appear tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

Carpets 1T Is astonishing what crowds Of
persons still continue hrong Mr.. HIRAM ANDERSONS No.
80 Bowery We account for 1t in other than that
they must purchase cheap 1t said to be the cheapest carpet
establishment in the United States cent less than other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

Them five dollar suits consist Of Cloth Coats,
Cashmere Pants and Fancy Vest Also Coas and oyercoa
with rich lining 81 SIG each Business Coats 81 to S. Vests
30 Cash paid for Gents clothing Cleaning dying
repairing and altering Of Nassau and Beekman Sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

The Plumbc National Dngucrre mn Gallery,
the upper OF broadway and Murray delight
u IN who fond of fine pictures Ii
ing the difference in the application Of this beautiful
The superiority Of Pumbc pictures any other VIC see
fishes that In his hands the art has been Appreciated
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Notice to Grocers and Others.-At a

Notice to Groccrs and Others.-At q Meet
ing held board oop Oregon Captain Horner presiding the
following named Captains with their respective vessels resolved
q their next Trip and regularly 70 come in At the foot
Soop Oregon Captain Homer soop Cyrus Cap
tain Stoney oop Martha Hynes Captain Parker oop w Hor
soop Wave. Captain Fountain; ioOp Captain Price They
will be happy their friends
Tuesday and wednesday Of this week. regularly hereafter
the above named place.
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circulation flslllsso l7.H7o9O 6dl,s65 lsGoso75
comparison Of the ent at the latest date with
that of April LIST, exhibits very great changes. 1t
shows falling OF in bullion of f2,0925s5, in public
deposits of f4,S56,734, and in notes hand Of
f3216120. The decrease in bullion and reserved
notes in four weeks amounted to more than fire
million pounds sterling. This diminished strength in
these departments Is very unfavorable feature. The
circulation within the four weeks increased nearly
million sterling.
The following is the state of the note circulation Of
the United Kingdom for the month ending the 25th OF
March, 1S4S:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

CHEAP PosrAoE.-Our report Of the cheap post
age meeting held last evening, is crowded out by
the news from abroad.
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New York, Tuesday, May 20, ls4s.

Actual ClYculat10n Of the Herald.
May %, Monday. ............. .21 600 copies.
The publication of the Herald commenced yesterday
at Is minutes past and hnished at 10 minutes past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

KlcneIIcu DhuumOou Eohutcu Fcnss-IhcSc
are by far the and cheapest The points
rncd years Made and sold by II. r. WATSON
co Is Wall street. who have gold pens Of every description
wholesale retail the lowest prices Also fountain attach
,ncns simple invention, which can DO adjusted 10 Pen for
70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

Wig and TouPees.-This warm Woathcr
should sdmonh all wig who regard their comfort
to Of Bachelors invented wigs scslps For
lshnes durability and natural they unequaed
Call and them ct Bachelors No. Wall stree-prvae
rooms for fitting wigs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

H. b Jones, If Ann stEect, continues 70 sci
at the reduced prices for cash. Calf So 50 to
French Boots 81 So French Pat Leather Oxford Ties 50 3d.
Congress Caters 50 So first quality French Pat Leather Boots
ST. All goods warranted to give satisfaction. IL B. JONES' IA
n street.
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Gold Pcns.- e(areaton,s ceIebratet yyarrnn MT

Cd Diamond pointed Gold now admitted the and
cheapest In the world They be had only Mt II Cedar
street door from the post ONCE Also Josiah Hayden
Spencer Renders Abort G. Bagleys Levi Browns Edward
reduced prices Wholesale retail Gold pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

A CARD-PALMOS OPERA UOUSE.--MR X. BURKES
IA BenehTbe Manager this Theatre respectfully
Public Model ensuing
will excel anything Of the description exhibited in America
Tabeaux all and the magnificent scale will be
sented for the greater effect of which, three tunes the
Der of models exhibiting have been engaged Among the Ia
beaux presented will DO "Mos in Of his also In
character which is not the Ganee at New York" Nose
the Model Artists variety Of other amusennents will DO
also given Mr. Burke respectfully that prior TO his leav
Pao he takes his Farewell Complimentary this Tuesday
evening He takes this opportunity of returning h friends and
patrons his most sincere thanks for the patronage they have
him. and will always strive to his gratitude by continuing
deserve 1t.
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A Reward OF $4,000 to 1000, to a

HeWafd OF $5OOO 20 IOOO, 70 any stOfe IN
country produce pair French
s. than friend Youns opposite ooe sells s.
So do CATERS shoes bought
than any other French boots 81 &c. usually So 81 Call
and him. Of Fulton and Nassau streetA TIE DOCTOR
G. Saunders md Son, I47, late 177 Broadway.
Dressing case and razor strop mandatory respectfully In
ve the attention Of the public their last imporaons Of PEN
knives other fine cutlery also their large
Of soaps perumsry brushes combs and article required
the toilet.
The Forty Five Guartlsmen-By that won
dsrl writer Alexander Dumas ready may had
oil bookstores and at the Office Morning Star 02
street. This Of the most interesting Historical Romances
ever issued Price SO cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

u AWARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF TILE MIS5IS.
- ppi River painted three miles OF being the
arseet painting In the world ct the Panorama Building 10
BROADWAY adjoining Nblos Garden Open every evening (Sun
days excepted Admission ~ cents children half price, The Pa
will commence moving O'Clock pfesey After
exhibition "wednesday and saturday o'cloas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

w LNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-BE
w neh Of the Irish Tund-Tuesdny May % 43 will 10
performed BORN To GOOD hUCk-Paaaeen 0Raary Mr. Col
which the IRISH AITORNEY-Pierce OIara MI. Coins To
conclude with the play Of BLACKSMITH OF HESSE CAS-
Sci. founded recount events in Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

DALMOS OPERA HOUSE-FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
L Monday May 22-The MODEL ARTISTS, consisting Of II
Of % members under the direction Of Gig Monte Lila
will appear in variety Of Groupings s,atsay and illustrated
Italian, Flemish French and English masters viz The Trco
Dancers Psyche Bathing Venus and Cupid Venus Rising from
the Sea- tho Three Graces the acchanaans Hercules aud
Nymphs the supgican the LISTENERS Cleopatra Taeau Finale
In honor Of the United States &C. &cDress Circle and Far
guete so cents Upper Boxes Doors open hafAst
7-commence ut 8 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

DR GLOVER IL CONSULTED At HIS OFFICE DURING
The dav ana evening thoe difficult and protrced
Of uce and delicate diseased which have proved too Oh
M rfvcans experience Private entrance to hs
Office through the entry In No Ann e. IT'S ESttac; eeavt
cubes etc extensively prescribed hy fyan, may be hsdA
his store In front, No. Ans,-Proe 81 psr Nx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

JNR. POWELL. oCUIISr, AURISr tTc- ATTEND DAi
~ to deasos Of tie aud Ear A. hs 6l Broad
way cn-aucc Warren just Published the second sd
ton OF Dr. rowes Treatise the bye yrce ~ cents which can
be had at his Office. his premium sacng Eye foun tar
A lsrre s,rply az Artificial Eyes recently imported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

M ECHANICS HALL, t72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Iv1 Grand and Broouie streets MONDAY, MAY % snd
night during tho week, the original CiRSTYS MlNSTRElS.
whose concerts during the EIGHT MONTHS have been
ceived with such distinguished patronage
respectfully that they win continue their na
and nmitabe entertainments night until further notice.
Admission Is Doors open
Manager and Directsr. K. z. CHRISTY.
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BROADWAY TnEATRE--TUEsDAY EVENING, NAY

BROADWAY THEATRE.--TUESDAY EVENING, NAY
~ I'D will be performed shaksTeares tragedy OF ROMEO AN
JuLIET-Romeo Mr. Anderson Cap let Mr. vacho Mcrcuto
Mr. Lester Benvslo Mr. Dawson frar Laurence Frcderes
Peter iadaway Juliet Miss Fanny Wallack; Nurse Juliet
Mrs Wnsany Pas dc Duck by the Misses Celeste and s. Clair
To conclude with the farce called COUSIN LAMBKIN-cppt
Bantam Mr. Dawson; Squire Mulberry Vaehe; Cousin Lnbi
fiadasay; Mrs Bantain Mrs Sersean pmiy, Watts Nay
nard. Miss Tauc Dres Circle Haruet;e 81 Fay
Circle ~ centsi Gallery 2M open T. perform
an 20 q
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vTARERNACLE-MR- DEMpsTERs LAST ENTERTAIN
this will be given the Tabernacle Wednes-
day evening May 2i which occasion he will sing his
popular 1be spot where was born he loved
not there ohn Anderson J "Ihe Rainy Day. I'm with
you once again. saw ye my weo thing" THE lament q Ss
"lm alone all alone "Jeanic Morrison Duncan Gray and
his popular cantas The May Queen Tickets ~ centa To
oninin a n'clnck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

NJ IBLOS SALOON, Isl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNRI
IN vailed uarle Band play their
this beautiful this evening, If tine weather Adittanos
free