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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-21

|SNHlNAL LCOMI ILAlNIS, StlH J Oln.s, StTalTSa
- Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Tic DoloreuX and all other
complaints where there is severe pains, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop
;he pain anu quickly cure the disease.
The Human Frame is the most perfect piece OF
mechanism in the universe Every artery mus.
Gle, ligamenl and bone, exhibits in its formation
the wisdom OF the Deity. Every joint and siDew
works harmoniously with each other, and upon
the natural performance OF every function de-
pends the healthf action of the whole.
Pain disorgan:zes the whole system, il pros
trates the nerves, it relaxes the muscles, it weak
ems tic joints it interferes with the functions OF
every organ. it checks the free and healthy cir
culaion of the blood it paralises the absorbents,
and rendcs them unable 10 take up and repletc
the wasted form with sound material. For the
very moment that this teauiiful masterpiece O
God becomes afflicted with Pain, the influence is
experienced throughout the whole system, no
matter in what particular locality the pain may
Originates; whether in the head, the feet, the
back, the knee joints, the elbows, the teeth
the gums or the stomach; whether it arises from
internal arrangement, or is the result OF external
injuries, still the pain exercises sits influence
throughout every portion of she human system
Not Il nerve or muscle escapes its proslruting
influence. INSTANT RELIEF
from Pain is the great disideratum Of every indi
vidual who suffers its toriures, no matter how
light or severe its paryoxisms may be. No on
can feel happy while oufering It's torments.
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John Knote,

John hnote,
SADDLE MANUFACTURER, and dealer in
- Imported and Domestic Saddlers' Hardware,
Harness Trimmings, lacks, Webs, iIo., Sheep
and Morocco Skins; Patent and Enameled Lea
ther, Hanes, Snddle-trees, ETC.. at the old stand
No. 1853, Main 81, Wheeling Va. oct2g g.IY
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TAKING IT CooL.-"Y our house is on fire,
sir" sasd stranger, rushing into the parlor
of sober citizen. "Well SIR" was the an
swer of the latter, "to what cause am in
debted for the extraordinary interest which
you take in the affairs of my house?"
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NEW G00DS!! NEW GOODMc
The Cheap Corner in the Field!
SPLENDID STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Goods!

JAS. STEWART,
AS just recsived from The { ilies, and is now
l. Il opening one OF the most fls hionahle and
cheapest lot Of Goods ever ofere to the citizens
OF Cadiz and vicinity, which ha beeu careful
ly selected and purchased at lowest cusi,
prices His stock consists of
Cloths, SalIincIiS q CaS>imerCS
ot all colors, prices and qualiti, >, tor Spring
and Summer wear; silk and linen ooplins, ber-
eyes, Mous-de-laines, LA WINS, Cling hams. psin
and calicoes English. Ftench and American,
which are of the latest sty les best material and
will be sold to customers at the lowest i:
Brown and Bleached Muslins
or shceting, casing, etc. Also plain and e.
ured Swiss muslns Bonnets, Ribbons and hoW
ers; hnsier', slawls, etc. OF all kinds, colors.
qualities and prices, and all other articles usu-
ally fonnd in IA dry goods store
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TNone but the mesnest ofmen beHays
any confidence reposed in him by woman.

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The following advertisement appeared in
the Liverpool Mercury lately-"For Sale, an
excellent bottler's cart horse and harness,
with an established and extensive public
houses connection attached Mereto.'
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-12
ALoYe scsns Cnt short.

A young friend Of ours-who shall be name
less-a matChless wag and punster, and gifted
with the keenest relish for fun Of every descrip-
ton, became ardently enamored of delicate
young lady, the daughter Of a heavy grocer re-
siding on Euclid st. They met; twas at a
ball, and at the close Of short waltz, he found
himself spotted through the heart-done for
''Pooh" said he, when be returned home, "all
gammOnl I've laughed at such nonsense all my
lifetime. This milk and water sentiment, Love,
belongs to the Flats, )" and he opened afavOrite
volume of Tom Hood. 1t was Of no use, though
the graceful form Of Amelia blurred every
page" He retired to bed, and it delightfully."-
haunted him in his dreams.
The next morning, on reviewing his condi-
ton, he concluded that matrimony would prove
the only relief, and with the natural impetuos.
ity Of youth, determined to declare his passion
at once; especially, since the fair Amelia was
piled with hosts Of visitors drawn thither by
her own charms, and the more resistless iaacina-
tion Of the paternsl "hams and shoulders" He
decided quickly, and the next evening saw him
scrupulously attired cap-apis, at the door Of the
grocer's dwelling.
One modest pull at the bell, and he was ush
cred into the presence of his charmer She wal
alone, and the soft blush that rose to her cheeks
showed how "the land lay" She was 'dres
ssd to kill, in expectation, undoubtedly, ol
other visitors. By her side stood q tolerably
large mastiff--a family pet--an animal not well
calculated to leave good first impression, es.
pecially on the mind Of our young friend, who
had peculiar dislike to the whole canine race
Smothering bis ahtipathy, however, and know
ing we'll the value OF time, he advanced to "the
adored, took the proffered chair, and exchanged
the ordinary compliments Of the evening--there
was then an awkward pause. Our young friend
knew no other topic but his burning love; he
stammered, blushed, squinted at the ceiling and
felt that he was making fool Of himself
Things were coming to crisis, and with one
desperate summoning up Of his courage he flung
| himself at the charmer's feet.
''My dear Amelia" he cried, seizing her pas
sionately by the hand, chow can | tell you Of
my love, the rapture that feel in your presence
while bow
Bop s6owi 6og ,oolo!' rOared the huge mas
tiff rushing fierecly up and catching the "ioosr'
by leg.
Our young friend sprang to his feet, and mad
with rage aud confusion, planted heavy boo
in the intruder ribs and sent him yelping across
the room. Amelia Ishrieked-the dog recover.
ed himself and bounded forward for second
attack 1t is quite needless to say that our young
friend left the room Instantly. He now hate
the woman as badly as the dsHs1itiOH bon DOOs
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lowing evening 70 zee and converse with him.
odefminsdiateiy vent hOmennd told the circum-
stances to her husband, and deep was the inter-
est be also took in the matter which 50 much
concerned her; for she had been to him good
and faithful wife, and if she had erred, she had
washed it away with long SORROW and repen-
tance; and be Of all others, had fully and freely
forgiven her. The intervening time, it may be
supposed, seemed long and tedious, and it was
with an anxious eye, and palpitating heart that
she entered the office Of the book keeper, the
succeeding evening, a few minutes before the
appointed hour. The man informed her that
the lad had not yet arrived, but would be there
soon, and, handing her seat, told her that he
would close half shutter Of the side window
when he came in, by which signal she would
know that it was her son who entered. People
came and went fer considerable time, aud the
mothers feelings and anxiety were every mo-
ment increasing when one Of her husband work
men entered the office. She instinctiVely turned
away her head, for she liked not that one in her
husbands service should observe her at such an
anxious time; but at that instant the half shutter
was hastily closed; for it was indeed her son who
had entered. She gazed at him as he stood in
his prime, and her wonder was great that she
should recognise in one Of her husbands work
men her long lost son; but the preceding anx-
iety and the shock were too much, and as she
looked she became pale and tainted away. Re-
storative were Immediately procured, and, on
her being completely recovered, the explanation
Of the extraordinary circumstances was commu-
nicated to the son. Although he had had fire.
quent occasion to speak to his mistress, there
had not been the least suspicion on either SIDE Of
the close relationship. They went home to her
husbands house and his place Of business to-
| gether. Her husband was amazed, as we'll he
might be, at the turn matters had taken, and in
| deed il was subject Of deep interest and won
der to all Of them. He was pleased to fiud thai
his wife's son was doing so well, for of course
as his master, he knew him we'll; and shortly af
terwards, having used influence with his friend
in his behalf, and knowing the lads ability,
procured for him a situation as engineer on on
OF the English railroads, which he still holds
Only about ten months ago, the lad intercede
and obtained for his father subordinate situa
tion on the same line Of railway. The subdue
and grateful thoughts of the mother may well
imagened. An absence of nearly twenty year
could not in any degree abate the feelings q
material attachment; and though she had ofte
deplored the error Of the youth, it was with feel
ings OF thankfulness and gladdened heart, sh
contemplated the extraordinary chain of circum
stances which, under Providence, had restore
to her, after such protracted separation, tn
child Of her affections.-Scotch Journal.
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@ ~ arrived and Walter a on board.
kaoa Whed But this Is his own telegraph--oh
come and tell mamma"
Clara would have followed them out Of the
room, but George, much disturbed, interpOsed
II declared this morning should be decisive
onel You shall not leave this room till you
have told me which Of Us three you are going to
accept for life. Wait till tell you all. Wal
ter left me in charge Of your property and his
family's. Your mothers, all the rest, | have
left untouched. But l speculated l was in
volyed. faucied you encouraged me, that
what was yours would be mine sometime or
other, and in short, it has all gone the same
way. declare to you meant that all should
stand right, by the time Walter returned. But
here he is year earlier than expected. But if
you will entrust all TO me, and believe in my
energg, if you will let me tell Walter that you
have promised yourself to me, and that you
leave your affairs to me, promise you that
when you marry me. every thing thatWas yours
shall still be yours, and will never touch your
own again. But if you say no, Walter must
know all, the whole affair will be blown to all,
and l--shall blow my own brains outl''
Clara leaned on the table to support herself,
the leaf gave way-the porcelain plate fell upon
the floor, and all the separate pieces. They
were all crushed to atoms but twO-that in the
shape Of heart, and Clara's pieces" as she
called it.
"You see, said Louis to George-'we may
as well let this settle the affair. You and
have both been faithless in our promises to Clara
Arthur is the only one who has remained
true. She must choose for herself. But you
and must retire from the field. Don't turn
away. Oar compact has always been support
each other, as these separate pieces Of porcelain
sustained each other in their position. We are
not quite as fragile as they. Lame home with
an East Indian Torture. had my hopes and
my plans, would have gladly devoted all Il
Clara. Shewill not let Die, l mus, devote 1t tt
the person nearest. YOd said that in a year
you could restore affairs to what they were be
fore. ltshall be my business to help you il
this. Rsfnra Walters return we can arrang
everything. We will leave Egerton to tax
care Of Clara's affairs"
Louis took George from the room, and LEI
to Arthur to discover if his penetration wer
true. Clara allowed Arthur but few words
for she must "hssten to mamma" but he de
parted quite radiant with pleasure.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-12

1The age Of ekiValry is not gone. We see
that Marshal Keyser in Philadelphia, calamity
surrendered q miniature engine which he had
confiscated in the streets, upon the entreaty Of
q charming young girl, friend Of the delinquent
boys. Rise, Sir Marshal Keyssr." rr
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-12

COLLEGE, DIALoGUE.--A Freshman meets
senior in the college hall
Freshman-Will you tell me, sir, is IsOerales
diffierlti d r asE rrai-a
SeaiOr-Well, | believe it wasn't to me. .
Freshman, (mueh relieved Ill m glad Of that,
for our class are going to take it next week.
Senior, (reflectiBg) )-Lst me see, what Lam
guage did he write ms ao p4sr. =.
Freshman, (suFprised) Greek.
Senior (still uncertainty Greek the Ian.
guage with the funny little crooked lsttersf
Freshman, (astounaed) --Certainly Siam
Senior (his doubts removed) oh, we'll, then
i was hard--cOnfOundedly hard. .--Laatsys.
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UA bill has been, reported in the Virginia
Legislature, authorizing loan Of 81 100000
efths Stats honda, to enable Ambrose ThOmp-
son to establish line Of steamers between
Richmond and Eurone.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-12

Status or ETHAN ALLEN.-Of Kinney stat
ne Of Ethan Allen, now on exhibition at Bur-
lington, Mr.. SAKE says, in the Free Press Of
city: .........
The colossal stathe of Ethan Allen we pro-
nounce UoHderfaI. 1t is the length and breadth,
the depth and power of Ethan Allen, morally
and historically considered, and nothing else
1t is an artistic realization Of one Of the most
practical and eommon-sense characters that ever
lived. 1t is an inearnate idea, and what is more,
it is the incarnation of POPULAR idea. No one
who sees this remarkable statue doubts for mo.
meat that IL is an actual iksRess of Ethan
Allen. 1t is nobody else. 1t is Ethan Allen
in his physical, no less than his intellectual
characteristics. Nobody mistakes it for an in
tended representation Of anybody else And,
therefore, Mr. Kinney has shown the power Of
his genius in Its creation. It is creation.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-12

colony Of planters Is organizing in South
Carolina with from five TO eight hundred slaves.
They have q memorial to the California Legis-
lature, asking leave to settle there with their
slaves.
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Something New |!

ID. hat he now monuSStuIng b.9aoslp S
patent Sell Adjusting Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead dtBnylhng vet introduced ot strength, safe.
", aud convenience. Call aud examine them tyr
Ourselves At his old stand OF the sign OF the Civ
iiayness Shop, on Columbus street lie will also
Keep M assortment Of harness with old style buckles
az good and as cheap az can Nc purchased any.
Where. -spt 70
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RheumIio Oomn0unla 6loodPudfer

|H. H.Gul. Remedy u'tH, ngs. auf prove .o
.. $3.50. ! .H. .r.H.... "a suFrHr- ever m0dr uy
mau l'.." mou s1... % '."ai ani mi.uug
U"r."ry 'Hu H. .Hr Hna Nf .iuoTniHi This
.W..r .H- .t.l .... prominent before fIn public
...s' .IU. years ..rNr .U.h tur probably more
.,- ui Rheumatism have been cured by rs use
than by all others put together, or any course ot
uratmo prescribed 10y the most eminent phys-
claus Of the ages
Not only recent icuie IHfgwmaiorv cases but
old chronic cases Of ten, WcDty hriy, and even
I0Tig years stunding, where they hadbeen corfHsd
10 their beds 0r hOJbicd aboHi on crufehcs Ten and
6ffcen Brcrs the Rcsh had sIruRk from tieir Jones
and they have been cured Ample testimony OF
these facts IL published IN pamphlet form, This
testimony is OF the highest character, entitled to the
confidence Of all men.
Manufactured aud sold wholesale and retail by
the original dlscovercr aod proprietor at the Mcdi.
cal Depot. 1856 North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
Price, 81 per bottle, three bottles Tor sic, with n
liberal discount No. dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address or callu upon u MORTlMORE,
uedirai Dcp0t, 1875 north Third 81, 81 LoHis
Nov, 2G-ly L.. Y. GRlGGS, Agent.
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STEAM ENGINES FOK SNIT----

THE engines and boilers now in use al The hou.
= duct Nil will be sold at a bargain. They M,
IN good order, aud suitable Tor a Touring nr saw
mn For terms inquire Of The slbscrbrl, on N,
premises. June la-,f " 6 F,,rny
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HAVING been to a large expense N opening n
4 / new Quarry am now ready 10 do good to
the Public In elnp good stones, cheaper than ev-
er was offered in The state will sell stones at my
Dock on the Canal one mile south Of Joliet, at the
following prices:
Stones IN rough. ANY length and
BREADTH 2and 3 inches lag, Mt ictsper foot.
Stones for building material suchas
capnnls, doorsils, lips, &c. 10 do
NoNUfe measured less than loot
Building stone at ~ cts per perch.
Cut stone per foot, such NJ caps,
pln,lorms. s.ns. Ic.at 81 do
Any order will be promptly ntiended,o. -,
Builders and contractor, will do well by calling
atmy Quarry before purchasing elsewhere.
The stone is light blue color, and cannot be
surpassed in quality by any m this state.
Allwil be sold ns above mentioned ior cashb
Joliet, March 2s-ti. fRANus sonwoLN'
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Look This Way. Every Bod, (!

FESSlMOgEs l.lNlMtNr ANp fkNNlMogEs COI0u
MIXTURE;
Warranted to give satisfaction, or the money
For the speedy cure OF
Hard Seedlings. TipaorS Sores calls, Wounds,
Sprains. Bruises. CuiS Scratches, CbgfsS, StB
or nenk Joints. .Spii,is, S,rscnH Pains Of al
Descriptions, Bt,rW iScdih. frodsd Fc,i
Tooth AcLe Cramps Bo'ocH Complaints, Che
DC, Sore Eyes, COras DE, de-
forsac by Nm. w. Carariy, Ottawa, and in
nearly all the towns IN the West
Apul a. ls52-Gm.
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To scitIcrs on Goy,nmcni I.nnds.

rHtlt undersigned has few Land Warrants left
! with which to locate land tot actual settlers 49,
lie will enter the land and give credit any term
Of year not exceeding ,, for reasonable compsnsa.
ion ami 2t-u BRoysnN MuRRAy,
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PIANO FOR TIES.

THE subscribers have JUS; received from the Gel
l. ebra,ed mandatory OF +. Gilbert x Co,
Fosl.n,
~ Octave Rosewood Piano Forte with
Eolan attachment. Price, si3j 90
81 octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
folan attachment price a. 90
I 81 octave Rosewood Piano Forte, 30 90
~ DO 30 do 2ij %
Also q octave Piuno Forte, from \.
stcddarl & Co, New York, 31j 90
Boudor Piano Forte, from Lii & Ow-
en-, Boston, 800 90
Square Rosewood Piano Forte, from
=. Lemu.l Giibel,, Boston, $50 90
Por sale by A r. X c. BrRrry.
,hIne l9-lt l22 LIKE 81 Chicago
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HIS. HIS

4 LARGE assortment OF Panama HATS Of dif
"A tsfent qualities and latest styles, for sale
cheap ~ the may n. Y CLorrIN- STORE.
VI hats OF all kinds, such rs Palm Leaf, Canada
Straw, Leghom, Iulepen or Panama, will do well
to call at may s. H. lVlsE's.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, la Sale County a..
l.asalie circuit court, 70 November term, 1882
Jeremiah Guam rs Matthew Conway aud John
Norton petition Tor mechanics hen.
| i appearing from an affidavit on nj, In the clerks
oihce oi The circuit court OF said county, that
Matthew Conway, one Of the above named deien.
dants isn0ta resident Of he state ot Illinois, and
hepelitloner having filed h,. prtuon herein. and
summons having issues thereon according to Inv
notice S therefore hereby gwen to the snid Mat.
NEW conway mat unless you personally b. and up.
pear before The circuit court of said county on The
hrsi Jay ~ the next Term thereof 10 be- holden a.
The court house IN OtthWa, on the trsi day of No.
vemher next and plead answer dsmuf, " except
the said hotluonsta petition, the same will be t. d.
Ken ~ confessed by you, aud the matters and
thlhrs therein prayed Tor decfeed accordingly
Glover & Cook, pet pol. T.. IiNptEY,clcrk.
Ottawa aug H,lcbg-l-1w
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Historical Works.

lTUNiNS GibJ0Hs Rome. vols
vi Humcs History Of England, vols
Mscnulnys do do vols
Theirs French Revelation, vols
Alison's History Of Europe, vols
Pr.seo,ts Ferdinand and Isabella, vols
do ConQuests OF Peru,
tryiug's Works,
Lanarines Monarchy in France,
- Decisive Battles Of the World, by Crearv.
Lady Valleys Travels in the United States
History OF the War with Mexico, vols Tor ga =
at the Chicago Bookstore by
mnr6 If n L. 4 D..
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RHEUMATIC LOTION.

TgNllE hes, external remedy that has ever been
tined for Rheumatism, soreness OF HE joints,
D pnnes IN the back, chest, aud ltnbs, sor3iu-
ms swellngs. Nc. Ii has cured where all other
remedies have tailed Letoll who are suffering try
IT, For sale Mt the new drug aud book store. norlli
of the court house. ldccl3 Il GRlsos,
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Dr. lioughiuu'. nrp-.u ha- produced the most mar
yrliJu- effects m curing cases ot Debility, tinacia-
ton, Nervous Decline, and Dyspcpuc consumption.
II Is Impossible 10 give the details U cases IN the It.
mis- OF tins advertisement; but authenticated Ger.
utcnies have been given Of more than two hundred
remarkable cures IN Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston alone. These were nearly all desperate ca
.cs, and the cures were not only rapid and wonder
lul, hut permanent.
II Is great nervous an,do,e, and particularly
useful for tendency to Bilious Disorder, Liver Com.
plant, Fever and Ague or badly treated Fever and
Aguc, nnd the evil effects Of Iuinine mercury, and
o therdrugs upon the digestive organs, after long
sickness, Also, ioreNCcss m eating and the TOO tree
use Ut ardent spirits. 1t almost reconcles HedHh
and hiCmpTGRce,
DR.. lloughtons Pepsin is sold by nearly all the
dealers IN tine drugs aud popular medicines thro'-
ont the United States |, Is prepared in powder
aud IN fluid lorm--and IN prescription walls Tor the
Use ol physicians.
Priraic Circulars for the use OF Physicians may
be obtained OF Dr. ll0ughtOn or his agents, descrlb-
ing the whole process OF PREPARATION and giving the
authorities upon which the claims Of this new RENE
dy are based As 1t Ia not secret remedy, no OBJ
lection can be raised against its use by physicians
in respectable standing and regular practice.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle
OBSERVE 1uls Every bottle olthe genuine fep-
sin bears 'ha written siguntdre OF : lloughion,
VI. D.. sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa Copy.
right and trade mark secured.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicines.
hbl9y T. Y GRlGGS, Agent, Ottawa, III.
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sIIuaiIiPs.

NJ iXED Pickles, star candies superior fine cut
vi chewing plug and smoking tobacco candies
dfied peaches, window glass, rice, nails, &c, Tor
ale bv mar " II MgDtpgtusTu
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Ladies'. Look here
sYnNE, AIONE.

THE incest assortment Of Dress Goods, Fancy
Goods, Sc ,lsto be found at
mayli CUErvpH's