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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-22

ID order of the Court Of Common Pleas Of VanderburRh
County will after the LIST dsy of November ls4.
ale aud sli at private ale the 2ne
DAY ISJI public auction at the door Of H.
Court House Evansville sell the highest iiddcrs. parcel
No J. containing IS 49, O and parcel No cOntaa
acres. Lands belonging the estate
Willis " Hawkins deed ieing part Of the fractional
Nos aud6 in To wnshp No. South OF Range No 10 West
upon the following to-wit:
purchase money lie paid day OF sales
fourth nine aud fourth
eighteen months day Of sale with from dat aud
without relief valuation apprasemsnt laHs. Fur
eha.ers . give their notes with ~ proved security:
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
sep2I -itw Admir- of W. y. Hawkins deed
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SP h CIAL MOTTO Z S.
GI.nRIOIS SIMMER.

WITH the bot sury atmosphere of mid summer the rank
ths lands the marshes in the valleys
Of the rivers the AMI South. Wither and die The
burning drinks up the and the uvcayng plants
nOXious aad poisonous vapors that if inhaled
produce elbow aundee. Derangemens Of the stomach and
Bowels Diarhee diSeptery Ague aud Fever Billions
Typhus Feyers Ter these circumstances and inuenand
SHOULD make free of DR. BaOcEs NpiAN VEGETABLE
PANACEA. IL power cleanse the towels. purify the
blood and health. Advertisement in another col
u inn of this paper eyS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
svATEor INDIANA, ,ss

ST TEsCE INDIANA, ISS
VANDERBURGH COCNlY. J
l. Jacob Lunk eshcimer Cerl OF the Vsnerburgh Circuit
certify the SRera of Nanderhursh Coun
General Election. be held th usual places
holding elections in said county the second Tuesday ia
October ext the oo wing State CodHty and Township Ell
c rs "a the be elected. viz:
One Judge otthe Supreme Court
One Secretary State.
One Treasurer of State.
One Auditor OF State.
One Superintendent MT of Putlie Instruction.
Ca. Mvmner of the LO ser House OF Congress.
One State senator.
pne Representative in the General Assembly.
One .ut gc OF the Third Jude al Circuit.
One Prosecuting Attorney tor said District.
OF Common Pleas. District
ed of NanderIuTgh and WarrIek.)
One Prosecuting Attorney for said District.
One County Commissioner.
One Coroner Tor N-nderbursh county.
One sheriff 80
One Treasurer 90
One Assessor for each Township.
Wires m hand and the Seal of said eonrt at the
Evansville this the 18th day September
A. ID 1851.
sep2l-te JACOB LUNKENHEiMER. c. V. G. c.
|,uOICE RIO COETIi;.-51 bags strictly choice. for
" sale by >. Il: IlLbEh' W
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PRICE OF NEwsPAPERs.-The New York
Tribune has curtailed its size on account of
the high price of paper. Several of the
Cincinnati popular papers, have increased
the price of subscription. The New A bany
daily papers increased their rates some
time ago above the Evansville Dailies. We
are furnishing the Dailies in this city at Just
about cost price! Papers all over the coun-
try are either curtailing their dimensions, or
raising their rates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-22

.YING ate large AID spacious Warehouse the
IL a Wabash Ere Canal Main
Evansville Crawfordsye Railroad aud ng
Mhtroat tariics for Il
Forwarding PrOiuce Nsrrhahdise Canal River
.aroaH lie unsurpassed in this city. We also pre-
purchas PRODUCE
lt-it ocrs purchase Groceries in New Orleans
W viii make literal cash adyau Procure consigned
Tor lie lie shipped So cher Eastern
ke's. We hop by prompt aLton business merit the
pubic patronage
s,f2-tf HILL & HOLIDAY.
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NOTICE!

I subscriber respectfully informs the public that through
long practice ia the cloth manufacture be Is enabled to
ali WooIen-stus. and take stains lie
ahtees clothes ny him. will
n the Cloth viii get the poll rs
also does mendng of sort at short rotee
on reasonable prices The Pplic will yeae give
trial. GUSTAS Al. kRACH-
Mr. Shmith's House, next door OF DR.. Maehlsausen
sel2l-lm Lama CO.
HEE3SE.-Just reed steamer Umpire p bxs orange
sen2I & d. HERMAN.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME und rsigEed have this
i der the styi AID hru % iiill Holiday the
ion o General Produce. trrssrding aud Commission
business IN this city. EDWARD x. HILL.
scPt2-t. MARCUS Il. HOLIDAY.
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g.. n. E,:.:,.rsyOy g GO.

EkRorRIETo Rs Cre-erut CRY Foundry in Evsns-
VILE. bald all kinds at Maehnrr. in l- quality and
pr &c. equal ," any ido in any city OF the " est.
Fire and STAN Engines all and Grst Mill
lroDs Cast Iron Nat breis Cav Wheels Cast Iron House
FIR Pence Railing rsss Moik Of all
kinds. Wrought and Cast iron Bridge Work-indeed
pairs.
We the highest Brass and Copper.
Foundry the Caual-corBer Canal and Ing streets
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InuY CI0YER AZ IN

EDROPRIEI IL OF the large Lumber Yard OF Main
q aud 5th Evansville Ind respect uv iuorm
builders others
complete consisting
Pine boards o. grade and thickness,
All and Pine flooring
Pine and Poplar Notwithstanding.
Dres ed hne ceiling.
Hemlock Jo and Seantlin,
No. Shaved Tiae Shingles. land o mistake.)
do Sawed
CT Poil4r do de- &C.. Re.
fr the C"un' will receive attention.
Builders will mind that boards uniforml
cut aad feet long.
Terns Cash. ua.ss otherwise time
purchase.
segti-3w d&w.
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PRIVATE voaRnrcC

TgRS. DR.. AE,iLGY. having taken house Chesnu
lss opposite the Episcopal Churca. Is prepared
Accommodates Day Boardeis; also two families.
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PRINTER WANTED.

An experienced Printer Of steady habits, competent
to take charge Of the printing department of Daily
paper, and oversee the Job Office is wanted immed-
aely in this establishment Good wages given payable
by my invariable rule, every Saturday evening. No
Sunday work. ADD. II. SANDERS.
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iIF BBIs. MOII ASSES 90 hf btIs choice refined
a"d paht"h Moa-se in Oak, Cypress and ifon bound
LOOP@rage. Tor sale 10 ~ Nv
>. &. GILBERT d CO.. Syc- " ater
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-22

OF The Railroad to Ierre Haute is push
ing ahead, though slowly. They have lain
the iron about mile beyond Maria Creek,
over which the bridge is completed. The
Terre Haute end is completed for about ten
miles.
Carpenters "Air-tight Line" from Evans
vile to Indianapolis is also pushing ahead.
They have the track cleared, and on many
contracts the grading has been completed
The whistle OF the "iron horse" will soon be
be heard in every direction down IN the
"Pocket ~ Vim. N1cs.
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DIR. ]. c. HURON. pkNTIsT.

e III ving the last his life to the study
e Il and truffpu ~Oald respectfully
those ho in debt 70 im for Professional services
ward settle without delay. IL Is unusual the
pr: members OF the profession which he beon give
rit. and he that will call him
10 and
willing ray both material used the skill
for op ration y the kind.
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EVANSVILLE. INDIANA


sgiti & HOLIDAY.
PRODUCE, FOItM ARDING AND COMMISSION
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ADMINISTER Arnn,s sAI.E OF n,yau L,Nns.

(,HOICE RIO COFF1E.-5o bags strictly choice. for
| ! sale bv 5. e. GILBERT co
| S.l2I Sycamore Water.
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EEAY-The high st market price will lie paid in cash fer
x any quantity Of good Hay by
se GRANT CO.
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O. II WALKER. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT aud n. +. WALK
&Ss Err have associated themselves the
OF Medicine and Surgery IN their various branches.
Their Office Third above nearly opposite
the old House.
They prepared attend promptly professional calls
city aud county.
sepl3-imds
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fNRAss SEED-The subscribers wish to buy sfo hushel
OF Seed wheh they will pay
ket price INN n1ediately. seT@ T GRANT & CO.
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q PRACTICAL Book Keeper ~ill Post and arrans
"a Merchants Books mske Balance Sheets aaiyd
ual company he Will take charge of sett
Books in Wholesale House any branch of bushes Ar
ply at The Wall Paper Store of ~
augli JOHN O. DEyFIEUX Ir
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EtOTTON AuNs.-5s bag this day received or steam
" ar haNen, Tor sale by ). T.. GILBEk1 A co
s"s-' Agents Cyp Factory.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
ORPHANS COURr SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Ophan's Court of
Id Cambria county, and to us directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, the premises,
on MONDAY. the 3Oth October next, at 10 'cl'k,
2. NJ, the following described Real Estate, viz:
A Tavern House and two lots Of ground, store
room and two shops, one thereof occupied a
sadder shop and the other printing office in
the Borough of Ebensburg fronting on HIGH street.
The store room and two shops aforesaid being
built part Of the two lots above described on
which the Tavern House is also erected. Also
four acres of land, situated in Cambria township,
adjoining land of David Evans, on the north,
Daniel ID. Evans, on the east, and Horner street
on the South. Also, about 10 acres of land in
Cambria township, adjoining lands of VIM. Davis,
east, Edward Shoemaker on the north, and the
Clay Pike leading from Ebensburg to Indiana on
the south, late the property Of Chas. Litzinger,
decd.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of the sale, and
the residue in two equal, annual payments there
after, with interest to be secured by the bonds
and mortgages of the purchaser.
MARY ANN IITZINGFR,
WILLIAM LITZINGER,
Oct s., "a. Gtdl Adm Illustrators.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05

New ORLEANS, September 29.--The Steam
er Orizaba arrived with Mexico dates to the
10Th inst
Further defeats of the insurgents are re-
ported.
A terrible storm occurred on the coast OF
Texas on the 18th 1t ragged four days and
DESTROYED an immense amount. Several yes
sells and many lives were lost. Matagorda
was totally destroyed, except three houses
The crops of corn and cotton are nearly des-
traycd
Accounts from Brownsville, 10th, state
that the revolution is gradually progressing
1t is reported that Monterey is in the hands
of the rebels.
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LIST OF LETTERS

j. G. SMITH | In the Court Of Common Plea
ps. Cambria Co. No. "a OctObeT
JAMES F. SMITH Term lS43. Vendit. Exponas'
A ND now towit, is Septe mber 1854, on mo-
~ ton OF w Kittel, Charles ID. Murray, Esq,
appointed Auditor to marshall the proceeds OF de
Gendants real estate sold on above writ.
Extract from the record
Certified this 25th day of September
JLs. 1854; ,-,.,o>-
The Auditor above named hereby notifies al
parties interested in said fund that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment at his Office II
the Borough of Ebensburg on Thursday the 26tf
Of October next, at one o'clock, p. NJ
en2s.4t C. ID. MURRAY, Auditor.
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National Baby Show.

CISclSsArI, Oct. 5.-The National Baby
show took place at Springfield to-day One
hundred aed twenty entriec were made The
first prcmium-for the finest baby two years
old, or under-was tea set with salver,
valued at $500; the second premium tea
set aed 1T $500; the third premium for the
finest child under one year, $200; the fourth
premium, Parian Marble Group The first
premium was awarded to Mrs. Romner, of
Vienna, Ohio; the second to Mrs. Mcdowell
Of Cincinnati; the third to Mrs Arthur Can
non, of Philadelphia; and the fourth to Mrs
Henry Howe. of Philadelphia. A letter was
received from Fanny Fern, which was read
20 the edifcation of all concerned Letters
vere also read from Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs
Mott and Horace Greeley. The Inter thought
much attention should be given to the develop
ment of the human constitution IN country
where able bodied men sold for 5000 to
sl5, 900. Mrs. Mott thought that black
babies should be admitted.
Among the exhibitors was an old woman
Who came with her seventeenth child; she
claimed premium On that ground.
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fCoMSUSICATED.

borough on Friday morning, the 29th ult., the
Rav. THos. g. RoBERTS, in the 55th year OF his
age.
CONTAMINATED.
The subject Of this notice was the eldest son of
the late Rev. Geo. Roberts. He entered the mi
nistery in the 25th year of his age, becoming pas
tor Of d Congregationalist church in Pittsburg,
Penn'a. In the year 1928 lac removed to Butler
county, Ohio, taking charge of tie Congregation
alist Church in New London. Here his disease,
epilepsy which had attacked him during his resi-
deuce in Pittsburg, increased to such degree
that he was compelled to resign his charge and
return to his native mountain. The best medical
treatment employed, and for some time hopes
entertained that his health mighs be restored
These hopes, however, proved delusive, the
convulsions having ceased for about ten or twelve
months returned with increased frequency, since
which time he never was but few weeks at most
without an attack. His vigorous and robust Con
stitution was enabled to withstand this intense
stroin upon the nervous system for many years,
but at last it has been forcei to sUccumb, being
worn down by the prolonged conflict.
During al this affective dispensation OF Divine
Providence, never murmur heard TO escape
his lips; indeed, the contrary, lie was continu-
ally rejoicing and thanking the Almighty for Civ
ing him SO many comforts, and such kind friends,
who supplied all his wants. Never has the writer
of this known a happier man. His mind. which
was so much impaired by his disease, that often
he could not remember the names of his nearest
friends, never forgot the name of JESUS. His
praise was constantly his lips and he based his
hopes of salvation entirely and alone ON that
Name which is above every name"
Tie evening of his fathers death, some ten
months since, he said that she often when think
ing of those Mhom he had reason to believe had
gone to Heaven before him and with whom he
was intimate wondered if they did not sometimes
remember him" bnt Immediately added, 81 sup
| pose .hev are SO much occupied in contemplating
the glory of Jesus and singing the praises OF His
redeeming love that they have no tune to think OF
| such worm as me-"
| blessed are the dead which die in the Lord,
from henceforth Yea, saith the Spirit, that they
NAV rest from their labors; and their works dc
follow them
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shall riotously disturb the peace OF such .iecsio
or shall use of practice any intInIidating thFes-s
force or violence, with design 70 influence unCllr
overawe any elcctor OF to prevent hun from 70
ting or restrain the freedom Of choice. such person
on conviction shall be fined in any sum not excee-
ding live hanirad dollars and be imprisoned Ii
any time not less than month nor more FRA
twelve months, and if il shall be shown ~ tAo
court where the trial Of such offences shall be hst
that the person offending was not q resideit -
the city, ward, district, or township where 10
said offence was committed, and not entitled T.
vote therein, then on conviction, he shall be SEN
fenced TO pay fine of not less than hunCs-t
nor more than one Thousand dollars, anil De iTa=
prisoned not less than six months nor moro tl.s-G
two years.
Pursuant to the provisions contained nthc 8 n
section of tho act first aforesaid. the judges Of the
aforesaid districts shall respectively take charge ot
the certificate return of the election Of their
spective districts, and produce them at a meeting
Of one Judge from each district at the Court House
in the borough of Ebtnsburg, the third day af
ter the day Of elections being for the present year
on FRIDAY the 18th of OCTOBER next, then
and there TO do and perform the duties required
by law of said Judges Also, that where a Judge
by sickness or unavoidable accident, is unable to
attend said meeting of Judges. then the certificate
return aforesaid shall be taken charge of by one
Of the inspectors or the clerks of the election said
district, who shall do and perform the duties
quired of said judge unable TO attend.
Given under my hand at my Office in Ebenshurg,
the 9Th day of September, 4. ID. 1854, and of the
Independence Of the United States Of ofAmerics, tie
seventy eighth.
AUGUSTIN DURBIS,
Sheriff Of Cambria county.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg,
August 81. 1854.
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IN the matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Paul,
Il deceased, the undersigned appointed Auditor
by the Orphans Court of Cambria County, to
make distributions of moneys in the hands of the
Administrator and Register, hereby gives notice,
that he will attend to the duties of said appoint
ment at his Office in the borough Of Ebensburg,
on Friday. the 9th day of October next, al one
O'Clock 2. NJ, when and where, all persons in
terestcd may attend if they see proper.
c. d. MURRAY. Auditor.
Oct g. '54 3t
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TO THE PURIICr

= ichard Trotter would beg leave to say to his
HI friends and the travelling Public generally,
that he has leased Georges Laurel Run Exchange
at the foot of Plane No. 4. He will spare no
pains or expense to make comfortable those who
patronze his house ; his table will at all times be
furnished with the best that the market can af-
ford ,and his bar with carefully selected liquors and
wines.
Hoping to receive a liberal share of Patronage,
he remains the publics obedient servant
RICHARD TROTTER.
Hemlock, Oct 4, '54. Gly1
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nentistry. - DR.. B. NJ. GILDEA, of Harris
~ burg, having purchased the stock and good
will of DR.. Beford Of this place III the Dentistry
business viii continue to carry il in all its va
rious branches in the room now occupied by him.
Having had long experience in the business he
feels himself able TO accommodate. aud do all
things in his line 10 the entire satisfaction Of Gus
toners.
! cheerfully endorse the above, and recommend
him to all my old friends as gentleman Of qua
lifcaticns. and TO new cnes as we'll calculated for
his business,
sep2l .3n1 SAM'L BELFORD.
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A UDTTOR'S NOTICE - The undersigned,
"A Auditor, appointed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria County, TO examine into,
and report upon, the exceptions filed 10 the ac-
count OF Robert Carmon, committee of the person
and estate Of Joseph Mcdonald, Esq, hereby
gives notice to those interested, that he will act in
the discharge of his duty, at his Office, in Ebens-
burg, on Tuesday, the oath day Q! October next.
At enc o'clock, 2. NJ.
A. C. MULLIS, Auditor.
Sept. 10, 1854. at
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
COACH vaxUFACTORY.

VhE suoScTr yer would respectfully inform the
L citizens o. Eb ,nsburg, and vicinity, that he
n mas reno" ID h. shop to MO0RETOWN, where
ne mas every facility for carrying a large bust
ness. aD 4 no pes by using none butthe best mate
rla, az ID eI nploying none but the best workman,
ne nc pes 20 convince all who will do him the
iaver to examine his work that in point Of dur
aolhty- appearance cheapness, it cannot be
excel ed by any similar establishment in the
Stat or elsewhere. Persons wishing bargain
IN the purchase of carriage, will con-
s. alt their own interests by giving him a call
They are prepared to supply the following kinds
| of vehicles, viz:
Bugges of different qualities and prices. Bar
ouches, Chariottees, one and two horse rockaways,
close quarter elliptic and C-Sprng Coaches; Sc
hand W ork Of different kinds, &c, making a
variety thatwill suit all tastes and all purses
repairing done with neatness and despatch.
ROBERT GALBREATH.
SPIT. 2a0, '54.
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Very respectful, &c,
TSigned1 J. ELLIS BONHAM, Chairman
Hensy S. Mott, Esq.

STRouDsBuRo, Aug 26., '54.
Dear Sir On my return home, after a
considerable absence, I found awaiting my
arrival yours Of the 18th. In reply, [ have
to say that | am not connected with a secret
association organized for political purposes,
commonly called Known Nothings, and that |
have never made any promise, effort or request
to be admitted as a member, or given the
least intimation that l would do so The only
political membership to which l confess is
that of the Democratic party of the Union,
bound in the bonds of the Constitution and
the glorious and liberal principles which have
demonstrated the problem of self-government,
which has made our country the beaeon-light
of freedom for a wondering and admiring
world. In the love of those principles / have
always lived and expect to die.
Very respectfully,
IT. s. MOTT.
j. Ellis Bonham, Esq, Chairman State
Central Committee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

NHE undersigned offers for sale lot of ground
L situated in the village of Hemlock, Washing
ton township, containing about two acres, more
or less, and having thereon erected two commodi
Gus dwelling houses the lot is under fence and in
good state of cultivation.
The property offers considerable inducements TO
buyers, from its location Immediately adjoining
the Public Improvements.
The terms will be reasonable. Possession can
be given about the 1st of April next.
WILLIAM LATIMORE.
Hemlock October 4, 1854. I3tl
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PNR5,EC VENUE.

NHE undersigned viii oher at public vendue at
1 his residence in jackson Township about six
miles from Ebensburg, on THURSDAY the Goth
of October the following property to wit head
of Horses; l Cow; Sheep; Hogs l broad wheel
wagon; l ten plate stove; sleds: l sleigh; Horse
Gears; Plough; Harrow; lot of Jont-Spruce
shingles; Spruce lumber, such as frame stuff; Hay
by the ton; Oats by the bushel; together with a
piece of land containing 63 acres in good repair,
30 acres cleared with double log hewed barn.
There will be many articles sold not mentioned
above
oct5td JOHN MORGAN.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05

eo-Our neighbor, Ed. ROBERTS, is receiving and
opening at his store room large assortment OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, &c HIS
goods have been selected with great care and suited
to the wants of his numerous customers He has
but one price for his articles, but frequently can
be iewed done, if you come at him hard. We are
aware of this fact from actual experience. Call
on Ell, if YOU wish to purchase good and cheap
articles.