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Dry Goods,

CARPETlNG, Mating, Floor Oil Cloth
" Popot Hlnpings aud Groceries ut
Nj HOLS, $50 Church Street
IN consequence OF our large spring sales and the
duced to purchease a very large and fall stock az
Foreign and Domestic Goods which We now off r
at exceedingly low prices We have no; :nre now
t" enn'nerate in full but, suffice it 10 say. we h4,
every t!ing usun ca ed for IN our departments
Recoliect the NJ l5) Church Street
Burlington, sept -, l552 d&wu
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Velvet Ribbons,

l Ill Colors and widths, received this
a day at No. Bank Block, /. D. BIXBY & co
October 6. d&wit
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BY EXPIs aISS.
TO MERCHA ANTS

10 MERCHANTS.
w wall, good Merchant. A better Stnnd or
Store is seldom found Three Merchants, Tone at
time within 2Oyears have accumulated each hand.
some property in this place The inhabitants ssy
we must have Store in the place" The health
OF the present occupant is SUCH that he has concu-
dcd to rent his Stand, and sell his stock of Goods
winch ~ not large on eusy terms, and retire Tor
few years. thorough business man is desirable,
meet with acceptance and favor and place himself
in the way OF doing good and safe business, which
tends to wealth
For business facilities as to the Stand. enquire OF
Ira Bingham, Of Vergennes, VT or NJ O Porter
NJ. D, or Judge Tilden, OF Cornwall Address
JOHN ROCKWELL, or 5. 3. ROCKWELL.
Cornwall. Vt.
October s, 1852 dSwsmus.
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Bay State ShaWls !!

~ ECElFED this day new Patterns Of
~ the finest and largest size Bay State Shaws by
|. u. BlXBY & CO.
October 6. d&wti
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--LATEST NEWS TT MS.
The Florida Election.
CHARLEsTnN. rhmisi

NHAKLESToN, IhulSdlv, Oct. Z.
The returns from Duval County. ~ fir rs re-
celved. indicate Wing majority Of probably
abom fifty.
Saata Rosa County returns. thus far. indi-
cate majoriles for GfoRGt Il. Ward, lW hig)
for GC2ernor-EDMUND ID. CABrLL, lWhlgl
for Congress. and the choice Of mpjorties for
the Wigs in both branches of the State Lcg-
islaturQ.
In Eseambia County the returns received
give MINORITY to JAMES T.. browne. demo
craft for Governor, but the ~ hlL clulidtte for
Congress beads the Democrat. The Demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature have a
malOrlty.
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- Hon. Albert A. Newton, Democrat
C member of the Delaware Legislature, has
openly rcnounccd his allegiance to the party,
and come out for Scott, Graham and the good
Wing cause
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FuU Combs

lust received large lot At
~ EORTON g, co
Angus; a. eSwa
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tONNERCIAL.
Ese OC'i Oks Il ODEI,s
PRICES CURRENT.
tommiss ion Merchants for the sale of
WOOL and Country Produce.

BOSTON, MONDAY OCT. II. 1872
!. s. tRo.IoR, VI. +. Woon
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SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

'wrNr-6c retail G.7!c. Fla, Hogs &c.
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a CARD.

H IGBEE 4 WEBB, grateful Tor The pat.
III ronage they have received for the past three
years, beg leave 10 announce that they have refited
their Store, and are prepared to meet the wants Of
the Public, in the Fancy and Staple Dry Goods nne
October !, 1852 d&w,t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15

- The Hon. David Outlaw, of North Ca
rnhna, has taken the stump, and 's doing yco-
mans scrvice for Scott and Graham. Mr.. Out
law was one of the Southern boilers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

FoG.-A distinguished gentleman, who calls him
self "Middle-aged Foggy," name very appropri-
ate, has sent us long printed document, proving
by facts and figures that General Cass cannot
be elected President, even if nominated by the
National Convention. The Middle aged Foggy'
proves just the contrary by the facts which he
adduces. 1t is possible however, that General Cass
will not be nominated by the Baltimore Conven-
ton; but that makes no difference; we rather
think that both Cass and Buchanan will give each
other o black eye in that convention, and that
they will be tumbled outside as unavailable, leav-
ing the vacant spot for some lucky man, or poor
DEVIL to be put into it, something in the way
that Mr.. Polk was in 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

As lie generally the case on Mondays, our telegra-
phis news this morning is very brief. However, the
great variety of other highly entertaining matter
will more than counterbalance the aforesaid def
cheney.
By the despatch from our special Washington cor
respondent, it seems that there is trouble in
the democratic as well as in the wing camp. Mr..
Dean who represents the Eighth district Of this
State, made speech in the House Friday, which
some of the dsaAectcd have construed into mani
Sesto of the New York democracy against Gen. Cas-.
Who gave Mr.. Dean, any other member Of the
House, authority to speak for the whole State! Both
the young and old mems committees OF this city have
recommended Gen. Cass to the favorable considera-
4ken of the National Convention. Two regularly
appointed committees ought to possess about as
much influence as one Congressman, any day But,
them the General has been severely Lynched through
m anonymous handful, by Pittsburg Judge. At
Ger all this rough handling, he ought, by all means,
- decline in favor of somebody else.
The Scott Committee, in Washington, SO
much pleased with Senator Mangum's speech and
Mr.. Stanly's letter, that they have ordered i'm
mense editions Of both for general circulation. A
capital plan to nure instead of advance the cause
Of the old hero. The Southern wings have not
exactly decided what they will pursue, fur
Their than that they will not succumb to the Seward
faction.
According to our correspondence from Honolulu,
there is a movement on foot to change the govern
ment of the Sandwich Islands, and to establish
republic. Our private advices from California indi
cate the same purpose, and inform US that arrange
ments have been for time in progress to carry
the movement to a successful issue. We publish the
Honolulu letter in another column
1t has been ascertained that the damage done to
che Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will amount to
about $50 600, and that it will take three months
to repair the injury.
There was another disgraceful row at q fire in
Philadelphia yesterday morning. gang of row.
dies attacked the members of one Of the fire COM
panies, and before the fight queled, one of the
assaiants was MORALLY wounded by policeman.
The steamship City of Glasgow, which reached
Philadelphia Saturday evening, brought few
hours later advices from Liverpool. The cotton
market on the day of her sailing was quite ami
mated, and eleven thousand bales sold at firm,
but not improved prices.
Neither the steamer Franklin, with four days
later news from Europe, the Northern Light,
with eleven days later from California, had arrived
at the time of our going to press.
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Tur E,ryorrp v,e,r OF rm prrcH Sur or


was PHi.cE or ORANGE. This fire figate Is g:
pcctod here time this week The -Inaapoiis
n lmiijran OF The 24th inst, in speaking Of her
says:-
His Belgian Majestys ship Prince Of Orange CAPTAIN
Byl De Nroe arrived OH this city on Sunday morning
she has Ut. t,d SIT &c she came by many fell
n who speak with delight Of the poeness of
her officers and admin alton of the heathfu APP
nsarance of her crew which composed mainly of men
and pleas ed beholding the extreme cleanliness aud
ncatness Of the ship. and everything board of her
Though last from Havana, place unfavorable to
individual the sick list She is expected leave
on Suniay. Since ARRIVAL her captain has visited
Washington committee appointed by the Legislature
waited the captain yesterday inviting him and his
officers entertainment, which they obliged
decline accepting. arrangements having been made to
sail on the above named day.
Captain, BylDe vroe.
Lientenants, Van ommen, Jansen, vos, Damme, Pan.
Captain Marines, q, ares do quarles.
Lieutenant Marin Roos.
Physician, Van Wyck
Surgeon, Lucke
lieutenant Prussian navy. Rogge.
.rsnten Brand.cn Tronp Lafaiie crams Muiler Mas
Gisteranus De Kanter, Byl DE vroe.
Clerks, Wolfson and umbgrove.
The Prince Of Orange is called Belgian vessel in
the above extract; but it is probably mistake.
She has lately visited Havana, San Juan de Nicara
qua, Chagres, and is now route for New York
Council, for auld lang syne,' if for no other rea-
son. ought to adopt measures to give her officers q
first rate reception. Show them the wonderful in
crease and improvement of New York, once New
Amsterdam.
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derstand the wonderful qualities DIR. Watts Neryous
Antdote, and at all times any nforma-
on regarding it, 1t be had by dep,sting dollar mon
express conditions to be returned
Sufficient for people to buy to get rid
and consumption, the WONDERFUL of benefit
without any risk of loss J. PYNE.
Rev. j. c. Green, No. La vr~nce street, Brook lyn
MIR. w. Z. Millet, 800 Broadway.
Nr. Thomas r. Webb, OCT Broadway.
Mr.. Marcus Pearl, 10 Bowery.
Mr.. X. p. Walker, $50 ..reei wch street.
Mr.. Chas. Csnklin, 100 Hudson street.
Mr.. Sherwood, corner r Hudson and CT are troets.
Mr.. Horton, 90 Nassau street.
Mr.. Ed. jenkins, N assau street.
Mr.. Hawkins, 1853 East Twenty first strset.
Mr.. Arthur Doyle 345 Greenwich street.
Capt John Bcoe Fourth and st..
Mr. Anderson Smith, 81 Frankfort street.
Mr.. Robinson, 40 Watts street.
Mr.. Lennon, 81 Lewis street.
Mr.. Chas. Webb, 2I0 West Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Henry Webb, 296 Hudson street.
Mr.. w. N Hathaway, IS Clinton street.
Mr. Gee. r. Glissiag, III Suffolk street.
And above 900 others that be had at the Office 424
Greenwich street, or the depot, lO2 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Gus to assert blnntly that there Is originally dspropor
ton Of intellect animal Of the
speces still there rule which itself on obsor-
yation and opens the distinction who prides himself
in the Of the features Of
tom has credit at least for conservative quatytake
the hair as An exampewhereas he who
OF personal appearance has Those who would
serve the Of their hair
ion should Boges celebrated Hyperion Fluid for
hair his Hebeaona for removing erupons of the skim
his Amoe Shaving Compound the delicious article
known for that purpose to he had at A. b. D. Sands loo
Fulton street Rushton Clark Co.'S 273 Broadway; Carey
Co.'S 2I5 Pearl street and by druggists and perfumers
through out the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

learned controversy relative to the orn Of hats and the
question Of whatpeople FIRST introduced coverings for the
feet lost In antiquity; but the calling Of the tailor
od ~ the world itself for II H. established fact that
Adam made the Fret suit Of clothes Since that period the
art trade profeson whatever you may chance
desgnate the making Of garments has been
proving until perfection has been attained all will
Tess who visit SMITH kiCEs City Clothing Wnrerooms
NO2 Fulton street Contrasttle spru fashion Of clothing
made Of geayos hy Adam, with the beautiful works of
art introduced by Smith and Rice this season. The former
may have had the advantage in aitacs Int for deecncy
comfort aud appearance sake, think the public viii
m statk
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Mails for Europe.

The steamship America will leave Boston Wednesday
noon for Halifax and Liverpool The European mails
will close in this city at and three o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The New York WEEKLY HERALD, with the
latest news printed in French and English will be pub
shed at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

LATE SuPrERs AND BAD LIoUoRs.-Every now
and then one Of the oysterhouse theatrical critics
passes OF suddenly, and lis companions get fright
ened, run to the church, put up prayers, and give
him q decent funeral The best thing to secure .
long and happy fe is to stick to plain roast beef
good soup, and drink nothing but pure Croton
water. Late suppers and bad liquors are worse
than the cholera.
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Malls for the Pacific.

The steamship Illinois will leave this port this after
noon for Apinwa with the mails for California and other
ports Of the Pacific She will connect at Panama with
the Golden Gate and it is anticipated that the run
through San Francisco will be made in twenty-five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

out of every hundred persons who have gone to
California, fifty have been ruined, forty no better
than they would have been had they remained at
home, five little better, four something better
still, and one has made fortune. That seems to
be fair proportion of the California adventures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

KossUTH DECLINING.-Kossuth is getting more
and more silly and ridiculous at every fresh speech
he makes He complains all the time, because the
people and the newspapers differ in opinion with
him, and laugh at his tricks and humbug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

could possibly be given to Dagueeotype than to have an
eminent artist choose it to paint from In this
respect Il L. ROOTS good fortune to be constantly patron
lied by tho first artists in New York. who thus
his pictures the and beautiful TO
he obtained in America His saloon 1868 Broadway as
he worlu
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pared xh tne preceding year, Is .hout eighteen per

This increase in tonnage Of 42125 TONS eighteen per
cent only yielded increase Of five per cent In the in
cone The ratio compensation bears just proportion
to that of tonnage The obvousthe increased
tonnage was princil ally coal The reduced rates on
the transportation Of that article by the Schuylk Read
ing and Lehigh companies very naturally touches the
business Of the Morris Canal At present rates. If the
tors 500 600 tonsa rather improbable result
even then the would barely pay expenses interest
on dc dividends preferred stock The old stock
hopeessly lost there is possible chance for dvi-
dend and is to be regretted that the public tor
with such shadow of shade this old broken
down hack called Morris Canal stock.
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TaiIor's Exchange Rooms-No. $50 Bron,

Fashions Coat from Messrs E. W. Tryon E. d. Eaton
No 237 Broadway Pantaloons from Mr.. c. Cerdsll No.
Sid Broadway, and Vest from Messrs A. G. A. Arnoux
No 1903 adway. The Bulletin Of Fashion extra and
full set Of patterns Of the above garments
tanned at the rooms. Price SO.
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a. ost vonienty visit his down store that In
addition to his spring styles for gentlemen and youths he
has recently received from Paris and from his own
an elegant and varied stock Of chidren fancy Hats
riding Hats Whips and GAuntets Umbrellas, Canes &c
At his old establishment, No. PA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

GETTING BRIGHT.-The little Day Book is getting
to be the brightest evening paper Of the day Some
body advertises, "Wanted-a good jackass," &C.,
and it ai, Uses Greeley to apply at onee and get an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

M rs, &C.. LANDlNG-400 CASES Rnrnr,r,v
Clarot Chateau Latte, Larosc Leoville - gi,;a
nhdSt Jucn 70 CAeks French Vinegar ITO arJ;nns
Green Pea Nus rocmf ard Trues In assorted cnis,'
IN store ognec and shelle Brandies Cordie
&c. f1r sale ~ j. hoNLt y, loi Front street -
WE INVITE TUB ATTENTION or Tur nuurrc
~ " 1ur eAtenfiVe ttoet af Champagne Whoa Rran.
a,es ara ss ns Fas greater variety Or hraada and
Sttes IAN can be founain any other house l. tho IrneJ
states hferts Tor Lamhrys eisiratsd Grana rras ,h
VShe IIstsA at.i. ~ ..l .! pea vel .... NJ,
n. o. PETERS & co, 500 prcAdvnv
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met with such rapid sale since their ISSUE vzThe Eliza
beth Old Guard and Vincent Schotches and Bell Polka
Also complete and varied Assortment of Music and sta
tionery Tor sale at HARVEY j. DODW ORTIZ co - foS
Broadway, near Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

outside man While you live dress we'll Do not serpsnt
cared ANIMAL Then why Should your Especially when
yen know that sell those beautiful Frock Sacks at $40
$l3. The very hnest Dress Coats, to order, so.
G. b. CLARK, lie William street. established 1874.
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Why Will our Fashlonables be so FOOLS,

70 throw their money away paying extavagant profits
to Broadway tsor when ut the time for half the
money they be furnished equally fashionable goods
ut the Empire Clothing Warehouse, 10 and Fulton
street. SMITH, DRUMGOLD Il PROCH.
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Great Carpet Depo. and Raau,.,.r .r

TRADE Prices tcr prices 81 Enslish Tnpysrg Ssussel.
three ply ard English ingram Carpets floor Oil Cloths Of
, g. F.ttf. Mit'r W. visit ,H
spacious sale rooms Of 20 Bowery-ilIRAM ANDRRSONS-
al wauusrfuI low
prices, aHsed 20 superb Carpets aud Oil Cloths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

city are awakened to the fact they continue
this market and keep pace with the extensive
Lynn they must adopt Singers Sewing Machine or the
sales will mperatively where the
nearly ayssr have hs manufacturers Of Lynn been
those machines and rsaping
must not will not, be outdons Office. ~ Singer CO.
oS Brssdway The most ncredulou thoroughly
by practical demo nsraton We invite ali to come and
witness this wonder Of the
l. NJ. SINGER & Co, 25s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Among the advertisements In another CO.
umn, readers will fine notice of the appointment Of
FIRTH POND CO. as the sole agents for the sale Of Ne
rison's HyEeian Medicines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Davis Rahvcnc triumphant over NIL the
Hair Dyes and filthy staining mixtures restores the
natural color Of the hair by restoring the action
minute glands which seerete the ceorng material Price
fifty cents bottlcwarraned For sale the
tor, William Davis Ludlow street, door from Grand
G. II. Ring No. 1872 Broadway; +. Cooke Co., No 29 Wash
ington street; W. II. Cary Co.. No. 5 Pearl street. and
druggists and perfumers in general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Tens.-Thc hest assortment or fine Teas
will be found a. the store OF the Can't. Tea No.
Tea Establishment in the city We our rs rs that
they better here than else were either MT
or rotail. They have no Branch Stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Store Fixtures 3, Glass Cases, Sc /, for sale,
very low.-The fixtures and fittings of the book
No. Aston House for SALE at onetenth Of the cost
Also, counters, tables, &c. Apply at the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Hart No. 80 broadway. have tut Ana aumi lete
OF Papers and Borders all Of the
and beaui wtiep III 81 whole
sale and retail 1t prices lower than other the
city fapers pun up III tho best sye ny Experienced work
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y
NEW PUELICATIONn.

PUBLISHED THIS MoREING-"CRfMEs OF THE
heh,c, of Austria against Mankind" collected from
accredited history, and edited By Elizabeth Peabody
tn ty ents luishod for tho bcnedt Of the Hungarian
iund ly ~ bolfH tARkiguE, No. Barclay street,
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Phalon's Wigs and Toupses.-We would
call the attention Of requiring wigs to
provement. The awarded silver medal for the
Arst premium At the last fair They at PHA-
Ions Wiz and Aair Dye Factory, 1V Broadway,
efD ev straet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Wigs and T0upess-Batchelor's new style
invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory MOI wall
street. where found largest and best assortment
In the city Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

r. s. Cleaver's Prize Modal Honey Soap
Just received per Northumberland small invoice Of this
incompatible Toilet Soap also Cleavers celebrated
Honey Shaving and Musk Brown Windsor Soaps. These
j. Davis 40 Cortandt street, sole agent for the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Col. FREMONT AND CALIFORNIA IN LONDON
The Hon David Hoffman, LII. d., and A. NJ,
formerly agent for Col Fremont in London, has re-
turned TO this country, after having published i'm
quantities Of articles and arguments relative
to the wealth Of California generally and that of
Col. Fremont in particular, in the London papers
We have received several Of these documents, pub
lished by Doctor Hoffman, on the mining companies
which contain number Of curious particulars in
reference 70 the Fremont property, Fremons rights
and exhibiting the California movements in London
all which arc very interesting to the public at the
present time as II is probable that vast and impor
tant movement in California mining will be soon got
Up in this country, beyond those which have been
got Up in London and Paris and ali over Europe
There appears 20 be, on both sides Of til: Allan
tie great deal of fog about Frcmonts estates
n FOG as dense us that which il found on lie Banks
Of Noufoundland-wAich we have occasionally on
dcavorcd TO disperse. il imitation d contempt
rary, The SUM- At noon day. which sometimes clears
up Tie atmo1 here on the Banks for 4 few hours at
time We shall endcagor to look into this sub.
jet at leisure and measure the height, breadth,
dclib, and 'hiclncs-p particularly tia 'hshu1 II
tho Lead q III Ito, concerned II the confusion ~
The ulqect.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, IL, without
exception or reservation the very invented equal
iy ceiebratedi GOURAUDs hedicated Soap for curing
Subtle uproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss. At 81 Walker street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Phalon's Chemical Hair 1nvigorat0r, -
prevent badns and to restore hair that has fallen o.
become thin and TO dandrun with
sssh brilliant gloss and curl For sale Ut 1877
Broadway and AL the drug stores In every city and tswA in
America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

Away with Bad Br.au.--oy using Our.
kees Basug Puw'er housewives aud eouks always
pend upon having l8ht biscuit. pastry. 6sc and alter
trial will lie without H. Try IL Only one shilins
paekage.