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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-19

AND FOR sALE.--I 0fsr ior sAle ihs tizct .
Il Land on which aside, yiDg CuEnbeTiand elvsr
al the mouth Of Sycauore IN Davidson County onieis
5l7 acres large portion Of which river aud eisek coz,
tom hand Of superior quality and hnely tmeersd Ahsfs
about az acres cleared and good Improvements ! VII
also se tie crop of Corn ana Oats, With soek q hosa
Cstte Cordwood Farming Utsnsls &C. &C.
Scr terms apply the undersigned the premises %
10 A STEVENS st ". Il. Cahouns Public Square, NASH
win Nv Post Office is BelIsburg, Dixon eourc, Tsps1
August 5--d&wzTr CHARLES of ntcs
Louisville Journal Will please copy to The aOut o ssd
forward account 70 this ot5ce.
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DR. BLEpsoE-Some time has elapsed since oaye ce,
hcate that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. / take pleasure in saving 10
the public that my wife had for three four years been
from dyspepsia had tried of several WHOM thought 10 be
the best physicians in the place and great many deen
medicines with momenta relief Being persuaded to try
that has entirely cured herr and would enscientiousiy
recommend to all persons suffering from diseases Of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. B. ROBERTSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-19

Room Oak Hall, east side Public Square, I'd door
south al I u, 1 ,Itl Nashville. octl+m27.
STILL THEY C0NEi FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY 3!
COMPETITION DEFIED ~!
INHE subscriber respectfully announces to the c ~24
i zens of Nashville and surrounding country that ~
be is still receiving large additions 10 his already i'm Ill
mense stock Of
Gents Fashionable Spring and Sammer Ready
Made Clothing,
which he is prepared to, and viii sell AS LOW AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE.
Already Fine Brown Blue, Black and Olive FrOck
and Dress Goats of the latest styles French Tweed CASH
merette Plush Drap dEte, Silk Lusre and Grass Linen
Frock Sack, Box, and Polka Goats, &c, &c, DC.
Pants and Vests oevery COLOR shade pattern and quality
to suit the most Fastidious.
LIKEWISE fine assortment Of Cents furnishing arti-
cles consisting of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers, Cra
vuts Handkerchiefs Suspcnders Hats Caps Trunks, Va
Ises, Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
Also a variety Of Youths and Chdrens Clothing from
three wears Of age upwards L. POWERS,
Tennessee Clothing Depot No. 81 Market St. directly op
pOsite Union street.
tsg-N No connexon with any other house in thecity.
E. N.B.-NOt to be sold undersold by any cOmb
nation Of men. l.. p
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited to
call and inspect my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
maTch24
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DRUGS. &C.
DIR. BLEDsoE's ALTERATTYE cODEpoua0

Tie Rscdv az Re1asises jor ke sas S ~ I.,s.
Dspsgs5a Enlargement aa9 hqfdns1tiou If tss Snes,
Hstsf6urns Colc F2atGlsaes Plss Csas.srDqt01 al,
diseases Of the Bo,g and sae dsszss Us arise from
disorderd state Of he Stomach Lter 81 BosSels az
Scyofala and Sores Of arg hn& For General zs5tv.
from sohich Ldds frequently suffer, there Is not ~
egual in TIE sofole Ssasrsa Aalioa. lszsv ~
HE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Lyerhat be frequently for weeks at time unable to
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in EUROPE but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and by accident hat he
ceeded IN curing himself Since he has been praccing med
lcne, his in such has been ,inrvaled He
has been Of the incrednty of the public and conse
queny said nothing through the press Of his own case
until the character of the medicine fully established
by its success as shown y the certificates which have
advertised
Isubon the certificate of Prof NJ GABBxRr Of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF NV
suffering. H -
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April IL 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr. J
N Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced De
lower than have any one that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
as weas ether countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
heaith. h. GABBERT, NJ d.
Physicians requested 70 try this preparation We
feel satisfied viii sustain the character give if in this
publication
HUsTsyILLR, January IL 1852.
DR. BLEDsoE-l take the liberty and fell it TO lie my duty
TO recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
seeTIor medicine My aged Is wears had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar-
rhea when having almost dsspared of his RECOVERY con-
euded to try your Alternative two bottles Of which bsleye
entirely cured him. AlCAJAH CAlGE. y
HUNTSVUIp let .
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T TAKE pleasure in recommending r. C. McNAIRY, my
late partner to the friends and customers Of the house.
and respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
liberally bestowed upon the late firm. -
julyS = - Signed - F, FURMAN
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HsudersonviIle, n. C., Aug. 1s, 1850.

-sy- rg ~ ~ ~ Ia ~
Beware of co,ruferfefts and base imiiatonsi
s- The genuine will in future hays ine signAt7rs =
Taylor the steel plate engraved aSsi Gu 'ns op % se
Purchasers are advised that mean eounteret Of this ar
icles Is IN existence.
The genuine IL sold only by u.s. and sgnts appointed
throughout the Southland pedlar aloNed 20 sell u
DeaIsTs and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ing of but regular agents otherwise they viii Be Fo
ed upon with worthless article.
For sale BY SC0VlL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street. New orieans
General Wholesale Agensfor the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed.
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JEW DAFIUo UR HEBhLW FLAoIEE N NUAIH
CAROLINA.
MEssKs. ScovIL z MrAD:-I have been troubled with he
cbrunie rheumatism or the last ta eve years. On the st q
ruly 1913, bad that could Lot turn mysefn bed,
and he pain 30 severe thai had slept wink m ds
AT this tnen attending Physician prescribed tie Hsnieg
Plaster" and il acted se carIn the pain left aid
slept than halt of the night aud in three dass Was
able TO ride out consider the Hebrew Plaster Tie oce
's1' - G. ". McAISN.
TJ.1o-s,,,;If. Y I, A. ~ 1ssn
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DICH AND CHEAP GOODS AT NICHOLS
IL CORNER have on hand beautiful assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods. which will be soldst very reduced
prices the season is advancing Great bargains may be
expected. Call soon.
Muslins and Lawns from &c. l0c. l2c and &c., aid fine
assortment of Berages of all Styles Silk Tissues, Evening
Dresses &c, &c. Also good assortment of Musquo Net
tings. JAMES NlCHOL,
junl7 No 19, Cor Square and Market ST.
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nISSOLUTION,-The CopaItnership heretofore ex.
4 J isting under the style of McNAIRY FURMAE, ex-
pired the LIST day of July inst r. c. McNaTy will
rue the business at the old stand and will settle the hus
ness of the late firm; Signed r. g MeNAIRY
Nashville July sth, 1853. +. FURMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-19

ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-For render
Il ing the harshest skin decatey smoohe white and soft
removing saOwneSs cuaneOus eruptions, pmpes, tau,
freckles or redness Its soothing influence Immediately
alays the irritation of mosquito bites, &C. while its datng
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and banShes
them falready formed, eicng the cheek of age the
cearness and smoOthness of youth Prepared by Dr. T.
Gouraud 81 Walker St. Store from Broadway n York.
For sale hy feb9 GEORGE GREIG.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-19

Esz. 4 numerous old man fell n With ig-
-sarant and rather impernnent young minister,
xho proceeded 10 inform the old gentleman IN
vsrv positive terms, that he could never reach
heaven unless he was born again, and added
Il have experienced that change and now feel
n anxiety"
And have yen been born again ," sad his
conlpa1ion, InusIngly-
Yes, trust have
We'll, said the ed gentleman, eyeing Inn
artenfizelv, Il dcs't think Il would hurt you,
>casg msa- 20 % bern eace mere.
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Tie ra-riage EIrzr.

JUDGE CHARLroS. II & recent eloquent address
before the Young Mems Library Association. al
Augusta, Georgia, thus sketches tae marriage
scene -
I have drawn for you many pictures Of death
let ne sketch for you a brief, but bright scene
Of beautiful life. II Is the marriage altar. A
lovely female, clothed II al the freshness Of
youth and surprising beauty. leans upon the
arm Of hin 70 whom she has Just piightsd her
faith; 70 whom she has just given mp herself for
ever Look II her eyes, ye gloomy phIloso-
piers, and tel me If you dare, that there Is no
happiness OF earth
s-cee the trusting, the heroic devotion which
impsls her 10 leave country, parents, for com
varative stranger She has launched her fral
bark upon wide and stormy sea she has hand
ed over her happiness and doom for this world,
d anouher's keeping. but she has done II fear
IessIy. for love whispers % her Jhat her chosen
guardian and protector bears a manly and a
noble heart Oh. NO 10 him that forgets his
oath and MS manhood
Her DARK wing shah the raven nap,
Ger the false-hear1ed,
HIS warm blood the wolf shall lap,
Ere life De parted
Shame and dIshOnoUr 81,
On his grave evers
Blessing snail hallow II,
Never Oh, never-H
ssWe have ali read the story Of the husband
who n a moment q hasty wrath, said 10 her
who had but a few months before united her
fate his II you are not saIisIsC VITA II con
iuct 90. return 70 your friends and 70 your
hapBiDess' And VII you give NE back that
7EhIeh brought 70 yOu2 asked the despairing
wife Yes he replied, al your wealth shah
90 with you; covet Il not ALAS . she an
s=c-ed i thought net Of InT wealth. spoke Of
nv devoted love: can you give these back 70
meg' .Nor said the man, as he flung himself
al her feet No I cannot restore these, but
vii do nore-I VIII keep them uRsnIlied and
uutainted 81 VIII cherish them through ny
life. and IN my death; and never again VII
forget that have sworn 70 protect and cherish
her who gave up 10 ne al she held most dear
ssDid / not tel yof there was poetry In a wo-
man, Iook-a woman's word See IL here the
mild the gentle repro0f of love, winning back
from It's harshness and -udsness, the stern and
uavielding temper OF an angry man All, II
creations fairer sex only knew their strongest
weapons, how many Of wedlock's fercest bat
lies would be unfeught; how much Of unhappl-
ness and ceidncss woula be aToldedl
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EBENSBLRG, THIRSDIE, MiT l9, 1853

what Dr.. PabIe wanted So he took her out Of
the grave, and put her IN sack, but had scarce
y done SO when shril cries we're heard The
Aietas we're On the trail OF the three resurrec-
tionists, who ran for their lives but without re-
linquishing their booty. The savages elm nbed
trees which they Do just Ike monkeys-using
their hands and setting the s0les ef their feet
against the trunk, and peppered them with ar
rows. DARKNESS facilitated the escape OF the
fugitiTes; but On getting cut Of the wood. n
3e "a Giraniere noticed scratch On one CT his
fingers He attributed It to a branch Of brier,
and thought 70 more about i.
Seated on the sea-beach with the skeleton,
the three wanderers took counsel together.
AIila was dovncast, and anticipated evil His
chief did not much admire the aspect Of affairs
but nevertheless kept a stout heart, and bold
visage, and cheered his followers i FIRE was
lighted, and the two Indians went 10 seek shell
fish. On their return they announced the dis
covery Of pirogue which the waves had cast
upon the strand II was half buried II the sand.
and needed calking and repairs; but with the
help Of gum and bamboo-fbre, they managed 10
make Il water-tight, and put 10 sea 4 bamboo
formed the mast. the skeletons sack was con
verted into a sail The waves ran high. but the
voyagers were accustomed 70 handle those fra
gle boats, and feared nothing. Cnluckily the
Indians more used 10 the lake than the ocean.
fell sea-sick and N. de Ia Gironiere had to sail
and steer the skif totally Rnassisted- When
reflect" ne says, '-upon the position n which I
found myself, afoaT on the Pacific Ocean, n q
frail pirogue, having for suIiliaries two helpless
persons, the Indians lay PROSTATE n the bot
tom Of the boat two skulls, and the skeleton
Of an Ajetas, I can imagine ny reader suspect
ing that I am fabTicating story for ny amuse-
usuL Nevertheless. II Is the exact truth l am
uarrating; and besides, let those who please
believe ne" After four and-tweuty hours anL-
i0us navigation, the Pirogue put into land. near
Tagaloc village, and another day and night
took the advenrurers 70 Jala-Jala- Thence NJ
de IA Gironiere went 10 Manila On the first
night Of MS arrival there, he experienced such
acute pain IN the finger. which had received a
scratch during his fight from the Ajetas, that
he twice tainted away The pain became so
violent that he no longer doubted the trIding
hurt u have proceeded from a poisoned arrow.
An operation, performed by brother surgeon
rathe- increased than diminished the pain and
irritation. The Inflammation spread 10 the arm,
then 10 the chest After some weeks illness,
agony, aEd sleeplessness, the doctor made way
for the priest, who administered the last sacra-
ment- Neyertheiess NJ. de "a GireHiere recoT-
ed but his convalescence was long. and for more
than a year afterwards he suffered from acute
pains IN the chest. But with characteristic te-
uaciry- he had stuck 70 his skeleton, both by sea
and by land, and ii Is now IN the Museum Of
Anatomy.
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or every zlibsegueaT Insertion ! liberal reduc-
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The Boston Transcript sayE Al annusin-
incident occurred at one Of the churches N 4
nsighbOring village last Sunday afternoon Just
as the services we're about 70 commence q eood
sized dog was observed 70 be sauaterin- about
the Risles, he ascended 70 the pulpit. passing Nd
the stairs On one SIDE. and down on the other
But not having attained the object OF his search.
or satisfied his curiosity, he again aseended The
stairs, and took the same route, but with no bet
ter success.
Again he asCended the stsps bat instead of
passing through the pulpit, he took position On
the upper step where, setting himself upou his
launches, lie deliberately surveyed the courre-
CATION for some minutes, during which tine
pause ensued, II which Il seemed doubtful vhe-
ther the audience would Utter outright or ths
dog begin 70 bark At lenEh, after waiting =
vain for the sexton 70 appear. one Of tie good
deacons resolved 70 expeI The intruder. Bgtt the
dog, Il anticipating his intentions. too his old
route through the pulpit. aad as the deacon
passed up one sl4e, the dog went down ths 9th
er- IhIs was repeated two or three times. 70 the
no small amusement Of the assembled csnr-e-
gsIl0n- The deacon Al last seized the dog bF the
neck, and the way he marched him down thro'
the broad aisle was enough 70 make a phiiaso-
pher smile This having been acc9up plished.
the services we're commenced with al the
gravity IL was possible % attain under the cir
cumstaDces
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Tas giErzr a. EurnE

The pair of stockings knitted by the -enersbls
sister Of Robert Burns, for tas New York Ez-
hlbinon, have arrived II that city, and VII 5e
assigned q conspicuous place IN the Crystal Pa
lace- Considering the poetiosl and romantic
ideas connected with the name Of Burus rhs
prOsGic character of the gift is remarkable Yet
perhaps Il shows the power OF genus nors
strIkingly than g more costly more original
contribution, since the glory that surrounds the
name Of Burns lnparts 70 ths very stockings
knit by MS sisters hands peculiar interest
There Is not a king II Europe that would not
vslEe and preserve, as most r-ecious rslic,
Mistress Shakespears's glove
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TIE E0HE o. EY CHILDHOOD

Iaz A51ae CT my boyh0od- MY own country home,
I love i, love Il wherever l roam,
Tho long since ny f89t o. It's threshold was
pres-
y=ata The rosf Of The E5naeztead IN spirit rest
4 NE uen - recalls al lis beauties to ne
Ac5 tnts With Le- pencil the picture I see
There stands the Cd barn wherein chllih5od I
played,
The forest where OF With ny brothers ztrayed.
la@re les tae green meadow, where on the fresh
The long days CT summer passed swiftly away !;
-l=E= 5a5oies tae brock az Tefreshing and cool
- Fhzn oa II borders I05tered from school
here wave the green oaks, Z the depths q
~hosa sLa5a
re forms Of N father an5 mother ara laid;
-lt Ta11 Is the s5ort . think Ct them there
-G7 dear zEz-le mother i n her E-n chair
: ME hearty a15 haze IS the autuun Of life
y father Is sitting beside the aud wife"
--ue sorters the picture Iook upon nov
I'D few are the zooE fixes that rest o. each
h-ov
Fai-s round tie 81 hsarIA-sl0ua NJ brOtbers 81
stand
re death O tie fairest had laid his cold hz1d
Jae sister see thr5agh The vista Of years,
But the glass cf II nem'-y Is darksned with
tsEz
Il The evening Of lie these scenes Of ny you-h
-5De back 70 n mind With ta.ir freshness and
truth.
IS stars thst are hid bv the Hight Of the sun.
lL--1= bright when hls course Il the heavens
isrun,
Thca lo0k 70 the fature for cor-lf5rt and cheer;
1oE h1Pe Is departed and mem r Is dear
-. aII have E1ns. the far aud the brave.
Ea5 lonely stand OF The brink CT rhe grave.
Were the wife of ny yoU-h, her ba5e On Ler
breast.
Ny brothers sal sisters have gone tc their rest
Not oae 4 the homestead ny coming shah greet
- nose who vera E1lr E5Gl5 ITS A=arlA-st3ls
- @eet-
0le 0nly desire stiil HEes II n-y heart.
ID see that oil homestead before I depart.
I9 stand II the grave where my mother Z lad,
A2d point 0ut he SPOT where ~ oEa shall be
made.
ald II that cd house where first drew ny
bresIh
Sit QUERY DON til the coming 7f death
Here Il Eartaer spur FOR defective memories.
EA.rh =Bcu-d dr4w blood from 1ze most stony
Lsa-te1 c. subscribers -
I i pleasant 70 SIT with ems wife,
b the IIght oE & brilliant taper,
While one's dear companion for life
Looks over the family paper
And nov ard then reads d song or a story,
: marriage, or death, OF a tragedy CORY
T5 fesI that ones nothing 70 do
But 70 sit and philosoPhize gravely:
Each LnuTdsr8us deed . escueW-
Applauding TIE editor bravely,
Fer his 1Gct and his talent. his shears.
Now waking 70 laughtsr-noE moving To tears.
. banpy the man that : b-est
With q vie who can lastly read
Who WI give his newspaper no rest
I'll is items have al gone 10 seed
Hh5 exclaims noT AID then, as she picks uP the
taper,
Ny dear, won't the printer want pay for his
paper
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Har-Enou Scsns.

Did understand yon 70 say, stranger, !rz
was from Chicago 3"
81 said SO +"
Wen, I've brother thers-Peleg Juns-
lasyer-know him. heys''
yes, I know Peleg Jones, lawyer"
sfDo You ?" much animated) showss re doIn=
precisely Right smart eh Keen felloz
What CO yen think he VIII make II he kegs
on 90
Il think, If he don't have any serious pull
backs, hs'n make regular buiIf-jaekass -
Exit Inquirer
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a few years ago, when the famous County
Court system was II vogue n SeE York. tri-
a. was on the tapis II one Of the interior eouu-
ties OF tae State IN which Jgry had been de-
manded.
The trial had been completed and the Jury re-
leased 70 deliberate After a short absence they
returned 70 court ana the following converse
ton between the Judge and foreman ensaed-
JnGge-Haye FoU agreed uP0n your verdict
Fcreman-Y oung nan We have
Judge-Wen, sir, for whom DO you find
Foreman-For ourselves
Judge-H hat do yOu mean sir
Fo-eman-Ne mean thai we have found a w.
dict for Of the parties, which you can have bv
paying our fees Judge-But SIR, you have been
regular ernpaDnelled. AID must deliver Four var
dict now, and sook ts the county for your nav
Forenan-Judge, see here, IN De shot If ruu
can have the verdict anti yOu pay Us our fees
We understand how 70 get our pay In the Circuit
Court; bar this oHs ho7ss eoArg we don't und-f-
stand
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EzSI The table turning mania has gwen Esy
70 the newer experiment Of Lighting the gas with
the TIP Of the finger The New York TE-s5zas
gives the following directions LET person
II his shoes OF slippers walk briskly ever wool
en carpet, sclsag ms feet thereon. or stand upon
chair with rs legs n four tunbierz d insu-
late II, and be there rubbed up aad down On ne
body few tines with muf, BY another per
son, and he vii Light his gas by simply touching
MS finger 10 the tube. Il is only necessary T.
taxa the prsezution not 70 touch ANYTHING. ar Be
touched by anybody, during the trial Of the er-
pertinent. The stock Of electricity acouirs6 tT
the process We have described is discharged b
contact with another object A second person
must turn On the gas white the other fires IL
The writer hss lighted i IN this way and seen
II done 5y children not half s dozen Years old
We are al periP0tslic lucifsr mstches, We 6lS
but know Il -
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AIMBER 80.
Kew Feature II tas Pest once System.

K IS known that ConErtE hss provided hy :
late lEw, q system q letter-ca-rying ozssiSs IL
zsgsgs. The Postmaster General IS en- apowcre5 -
provide and furnish 70 Posrmasfers and other
persons applying therefore, suitable earslops
with postage STAMPS thereon for TIA prepay
z1ent Of postage, ard that letters enclosed =
SAID enTelops nay be carried ~ express con-
pauies, OF any other private means OF cGuFsy-
ance, as parles nay agree. Such q Felcpes a--
now being prepared BY the department and vii
soon be for sale AZ al the principle post ofices
n the United States The tine Sze5 lzthe first
Of June, bat we shall not ezpsct them before Lhs
next P O qusrteE which VII be the first Of
July Notice n the papers VIII be given Of
their arrival This VII be great c0nvs nience
70 business men. who can hand their packages
direct 10 steamboats,, baggage men, ezpress
agents, or whoever they may choose 70 trust
without losing the tine which mailing. register
ing, &c, requires, II post ofice, preparatory
. being sent away.
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ADog Story

Husband-Wen, my love, have sold Carlo
Wife, who abhors dogs-Sow, Charles. that's
kind IN you The dirty, nasty brute, you ought
70 have done II long ago
Husband--Tes, ny lore, got fifty doIIzrz
good trade al n plspS al S5 piece