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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

LAND GRADUATION LAw.-The Defiance
Democrat says: There is no land in this
section of Ohio for l23 cents per acre. The
land in Defiance district for entry at 81 .25
per acre, has been sold some time ago.
There are several thousand acres yet for sale
at 81. 80, and which are not subject to the
provisions of the graduation law. In the
hill counties, in the Chllicothe district, we
understand, there is yet, in scattered tracts,
some for entry at Congress price, and which
would be for sale at l25 cents under the law.
The only State where the lands have been in
market 80 years, and where there are any
yet for entry, would be Illinois, in the cen
trail and southern portions. Most of the
land offices i'll Indiana have been closed, and
from this we judge that the lands there are
sold. Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, and Arkansas have lands which would
be for sale under the law at prices varying
from % cents to 81 90 per acre. Of course
this reduction in price is only to actual SCI
TIERS The graduation is based upon the
number of years the land has been in mar
ket, and is as follows:
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ing evidences of the last few days, that
Ohio will confirm the glorious verdict of Iowa
and MAINE, as we do of any future event.
Men and politicians who denounce the De-
claration of independence as a a." self-evident
lie," may doubt the truth of the maxim,
"Vox Populi, Vox DEL" but the results of
the last few weeks must convince the most
callous sceptic, that deep in the recesses of
the human heart, often obscured and smoth-
cred, it is true, by ignorance and fraud and
malignity and selfdelusion, there burns an
inextinguishable fire, which at last manifests
itself in action that demolishes all that re-
ssts and opposes it, and results in the tri-
umph of justice and truth, and furnishing
the most triumphant proof that "Vox Popu-
Ii, Vox Dei," the voice of the people is the
voice of God."-[ Toledo Blade.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

was addressed by Asher Cook, of Wood, A.
IS. Latta and John Taylor, of Paulding, John
Sheffield, of Henry, S. E. Blakeslee, of Will
liams, and John Fitch and J. R. Williams,
of Lucas.
It was Resolved that the papers of this
Congressional district be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting.
ASHER COOK, President.
S. M. SNoDGRAss, Secretary.
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DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.--In conse-
quence of the news from Europe of good
crops of brpadstuffs there, and a consequent
decline in flour and wheat, there was a slight
panic in flour at Boston on Wednesday, and
prices went down from seventy-fve cents to
one dollar per barrel. The receipts of -four
at Boston, says the Traveller, have lately been
rather large.
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In market.
Price per acre.

The CONGRESSIONAL CANvAss.-The Peo-
pies Independent Mass Meeting, held here
Yesterday, nominated Richard Mott, of To-
ledo, as the fusion, freesoil and independent
candidate for Congress. This gentleman is
a man Of acknowledged talents, purity of
character, and of enlarged experience as
business man. He is now an active freesoil-
er, but came from the democratic party
The selection is good one for the various
elements now in opposition 10 our nominee.
Il Defiance Democrat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

TIMOTHY G. DAY, prominent and popu-
lar Democrat, and formerly one of the edi-
tors of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is out in
communication to the people announcing
himself as an Independent, Anti-Nebraska,
Anti-Administration Democratic candidate
for Congress. This seriously illustrates the
Administration Democracy in the Queen
City, and will probably secure their utter
defeat.
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RY' MVIGORATING CORDIAL,


PURELY VEGETABLE In ITS COMPOSITION.
This invaluable Cordial is extracted from Herbs and
Roots which have been found after years of experience
by the most sklu Physicians to be possessed of qua
ties beneficial in the diseases for which il is
mended and hence whilst il is presented to the public
eoaciOus remedy, il is also known to be of that
character which reliance may be placed to its safety
In Of impotency, HGmorrhages Disordered Ster
ty, MenstruatiOn, Suppression Of the Menses Flour
Albums or Whites, or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause such as weakness from sickness
where the patient has been confined to bed for some time
for Females after Confinement Abortion or Miscarriage
this Cordial cannot be exceled in its saluary effects
in loss Of Muscular Energy Iritabity Physical Prostra
ton, Seminal Weakness, PapitatOn Of the Heart. Ind
geston, Suggsbness, Decay Of the Procreative Func
tons, Nervousness &c, where a Tonic Medicine is re-
qured, it will be found equal il not superior to any Com
pound ever used.
TO FEMALES
Henrys Inygorating Cordial is one Of the most inval
liable Medicines in the many Complaints to which Fe
males subject. II assists nature to brace the who'll
system, check excess, and creates renewed health
happiness Less suffering disease and unhappness amon
Ladies would exist they generally to adopt the
OF this Cordial Ladies who are debilaed by those oh
sIuctons which females liable to- restored by tn
use Of bottle or two, to bloom and to Vigor.
YOUNG MEN.
That solitary practice, so fatal to the existence OF maj
and it is the young who most apt to become its vic
tins, from an ignorance Of the danger to which the
subject themselves, causes ....
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weakness Of the System, and Premature Decay Man
Of you may be suffering, misled to the
source OF disease. To those then who by excess hav
brought on themselves Premature Impoency. InyOlur
tary Seminal Emissions, Weakness and Shrveng of tn
Genital Organs Nervous Affection or any other consC
~ suI,
fons occasonng the necessity of renouncng the iec
ties of
MARRIAGE, e
lessening both mental and bodily capacity Hold Henry
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The Poetry OF Agriculture.

The principles of Agriculture are exceeding
Iy simple. That they might be made SO, God
himself was the 6rst great planter. He wrote
It's laws, visible, in the brightest, loveliest and
most Ineligible characters, everywhere, upon
the broad bosom Of the liberal earth in green
est leaves, in delicate fruits, in beg@ling and
delicate flowers But he does not content him
self With this alone. He bestows the heritage
along With the example. He prepares the gar
den aud the home, before be creates the being
who is TO possess them. lie fills them with
ell those objects of sense and sentiment which
are to supply his moral and physical necessi-
ties. Birds sing in the boughs above him,
odors blossom in the air, and fruits and Aow-
ers cover the air With a glory to which that of
Solomon, 10 all his msgnifcence, was vain and
valueless. To His hand we owe these fair groves
these tall ranks Of majestic trees, these deep
forests, these broad plains covered with ver-
dure, and these mighty arteries of HoOd and
river, which wind them along, identifying
Them with the loveliest inequalities. and irri-
eating them with Sessonable tertilization.--
Thus did the Almighty plantsr dedicate the
great plantation to the use of thtt various and
wcndrOns family which was to follow. His
home prePared-suppled with resources, ,adorn-
ed with every Vsristy Of fruit and flower. and
checksred With abundance. man Is conducted
within its pleasant limits, and ordained its
cultivstOr under the very eye and sanction Of
Heaven.
The angleA of Heaven descend upon its bills.
God himself appears within its vales at noOu-
dsy--its groves are instinct with life aud purity
and the blessed stars rise above the Celsstial
mountains 10 keep watch over its cousecrated
interests. It's gorgeous forests, It's broad sa-
ysnnahs, lie levels Of Hood and prararie are sur.
rendered into the hands of the wonderfully "a
vored. the neW-created heir of Heaven The
bird and the beast are made it's tributaries, and
taught to obey him. The fowl SUMMONS him
at morning to his labors. and the evening chant
OF the bird warns him To r4pose. The OK sub.
mits bic neck 10 ths yoke the horse moves at
his bidding in the plough and the tolls of all
are rendered sacred and successful by the gen
lie showers. The genial sunshine which descend
from hsaVep. 10 Tipen the grain in its season
and to make earth pleasant with its fruits.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

JOSEPH POOL, BY virtue Of an alias order
vs. of sale in Partition to me direc-
VAN BROWN, and ted and issued from the Court
SIMEON JENNINGS. ofCommon Pleas of Carroll CO.,
o. at Its April Term A. D. 1854 will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House, in the
town Of Carrolton, Saturday. July LIST, A. ID, 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r.
NJ of said day. the following described Real Estate, stu
ate in said county, to witt Beginning at the NorhWe
corner of section number one in township sixteen aud
range six thence East with the Northern boundary OF
said section chains and eighteen links to the North
West of TaylOrs addition to the town Of Minerva
thence South six chains and tytwo links to the South
West of said Tayors addition to the town of Mi
nerya thence East chains and seventynine links,
to the South East Of said addition thence South
three chains and forty links to post stone, thence
West by line parallel with the Northern boundary OF
said section fourteen chains and ninety links to the
Wesers boundary said section thence North ten chains
and two links to the place of beginning. appraised at
$50. Terms: One third cash on day Of sale, one
third in and one third in two yearso be secured
with interest by mortgage on premises
prfS4 so JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
June !, 1854. 5w Sheriff G. co.
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UElltlstrD.

II. 4 ], B. MoRRIsO N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Carrolltoa and Vicin-
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU3ENVILLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several times during
the year, Of which notice viii be given.
June l6. 1853. .. Is
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sHERIFFos SALE.
THOM as NICHOLS, ct. ais. ! By Vi

TH0M as NICHOLS, ct. ais. By virtue of an
VS. Alias order of sale
HUMPHREY X. WHITE, ct als in Partition, to me
directed, and issued from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Carroll county Ohio at its April term A. D. 1884, Will
offer for sale at public ton at the Court House door,
Ia the town OF Carollton in said county Of Carroll on
Saturday, the sth day Of July next between the hours
OF ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock p NJ Of said day,
the following described real estate situate in the county
OF Carroll and State Of Ohio, to witt Lots number FIVE
l eight (sl andseventeen, an in the town of Lees.
burgh being the real estate Of which Thomas White
senior, died seized. Said parcel Of real estate will be
sold together. Terms: One.thrd cash on day of sale,
and the remaining two.thirds in two equal annual nav
ments With interest from day Of sale to be secured BY
mortgage on hepremises
prtsS so JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
June 8, 1864. Sheriff Q. CO., 0.
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Li5eral)
BLACKwooD's EDINBURG MAGAZINE (zOry)

The present critical state Of European affairs will rem
der these publications unusually interesting during the
year 1854 They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written newsitems, crude specuations and
flying rumors of the daily Journal and the ponderous
Tome of the future historian written after the living in
and excitement Of the great political events Of the
time shall have passed away 1t is to these Periodicals
that readers must look for the only really ineligible and
reliable history of current events and such in add
ton to their welestabshed literary, scientific aud the
illogical character, we urge them upon the consideration
of the reading public.
Arrangements in progress for the receipt Of early
sheets from the British Publishers by which we shall be
able to place all Reprints in the hands of subscri
bers about as soon they be furnished with the
foreign copies. Although this will involve very large
outlay on our part, shall continue to furnish the Pc
riOdicals at the low rates as heretofore viz:
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NOTICE.

DAVID ARTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
VS.. Carroll county, ONO.
Harry C0ULSoN, ct ais. Civil Action.
Harry Coulson, who resides in the State Of Iowa. will
take notice that on the 18th day of May, 1854 David
Arter filed in the Court of Com Pleas of Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Couson sndebed to said Arter in the sum of thrtysx
dollars and eghtyseven cents per transcript the
docket Of Esqr Van Metre, osAEhich amount plaintiff
praysiudgment. The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and answer demure on before
the lst day of august 1854, the petition will be taken
as confessed and judgment rendered against him by de-
fault. j. B. SMITH,
Mayl9, 1884, n2l6tprf sS 80 Atty. for Pltf,
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goou assortment or uold ana Sfi'
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Of all kinds
cold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store. My shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoining ''Espied Ex
change"
Old Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods. Watches can be left at the residence of
Mr.. Fisher and will be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. Allwork warranted.
Give us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1853 tt.
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with sores that there was not a spot of pure
flesh of the size Of silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Railways Renovating
Resolvent.
NINETEEN YEARs.-Mr. Henderson of West
ford Mass, has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured by r, r. Resolvent.
SALT RREuM-The most obstinate cases
of fSalt Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno
waiting Resolvent, One gentleman who suppo-
scd that this complaint was hereditory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of a few
bottles of the Renovating Resolvent and the
poieonous Rheam entirely eradicated from his sys-
tenn. wffa
f 1T RE ENERATEs
Every organ and member of the body !: il
makes sound healthy and strong all weak, dis
eased and unsound parts, ajl
WEAKNEss,
In Male or female is quickly cured, and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, Vigor'
Gus and healthy. Impotence and Nocturna
Emission men, or diseases OF either one or more
Of the generative organs are quickly removed
and the | y restored to healthy and sound
condition.
Low-SPIRITs
In woman the numerous complaints and all
ments ich cast such gloom over their spirits
few doses of the Renovating Resolvent will
quickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLOOMY
and DEPRESSED feel HELTHY STRONG and HAPPY
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask
fol Railways Renovating Resolvent. Its price
IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, mol
is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
ears the facsimile signature of
RADWAY'S & CO.,
} 1862 Fulton street New York
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Notice TO schOOI Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners viii hold meetings for
the Examination Of Teachers during the year 1884 as
follows: On the End and Sd Wednesdays Of June. On
the End and 4th Wednesdays Of October; and on the
2ad Wednesday Of each of the other months
House IN Carrollton, at 10 o'clock on each day Cer6.
Gates Of moral character will be required Of those with
whom the members of the Board are not familary &c
quainted. By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
June 8, 1854. I'd
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Raduay's Regulator ',
Regulates to healthy act' N
An the Organs and Secretion VI '"s
- Body.
Restores to Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS
Complaints that. Railways Regulators entirely
cure.
COstivepess, Liver Complaints
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia, Kidney
Dropsy, Bladder :"
Urethra
Dihidlty Il passing Urine
n,v,;rass. Inflammation Of the Stomach. Stu
Pr ,ter1ScuolY MAlioE4Nr DIsoRDERs.
T5 Measles, Scarlet Fever,
%,1n,I SmSL T.or "a, piIIiOus Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever, And Fevei Of all n1ds. G.,,..., CHA. .
Influenza, Pleurisy, on uO@n00H 0O'
FEMALY GoMPtS iNrs' -.
Irregularity, rolapsus hyslera.
Womb Difficulties, Whites, Ame'0l'heF
-... Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss Of Energy Loss of Memory LOss
Strength.
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
Perfectly tasteless, Good at all tines New
er Sicken, Never GriPe'
.....-. .....
DosEs.--one to three Regulates.
Four to six Purses. =,
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, a good nights rest and a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow
els in the morning.
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief Renova'
! ting ResClyent are sold by Druggists every
where. .r-,. L..
NB.R.R. Regulators are Oflight color:
For sale by DR.. G. A. BoEsEl' prugg'S''
Carrollton Ohio.
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N E B R AS KA Ill"

The subscribers having at great expense just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
Carrollton, respectfully call the attention of the
Farmers,to their superior advantages, for doing
GOOD w DIRK.
Having already tested the work, the above
mill, we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot, and shall not be excelled.
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return: ONLY ONE TENTH for toll. |
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

JOHN HlLBEkT, ............... PRoPREToR
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put In complete repair
and building erected for the comfort ofPatients
aud Visitors. Hacks and other Oonveyances constantly
running to all the principal points.
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Far


Of this and the adjoining counties that he is pre-
pared to furnish on the most accommodating terms all
kinds Of Wagons Carriages Prince Alberts Extension
Seats and Standing TOpswth all other styles now in use
which for excellence of material and superiority Of fin
ish cannot be surpassed by any other establishment in
the country.
Customers dealt with on the most accommodating
terms The continuance ofthe patronage Of old friends
and the general avors Of the pubcrespect solicited
ISAIAH ESTEP.
Paris, Ohio, Junel5 1854. n25w4
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The girls think Of hymen. and can't help
signing.
When their lovers fOrsake them, they can't
help crying.
They sit a. the window and cant help spy.
ing.
They screw up their eorsets. bring on con-
sumption. and can't help dying
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VAN BROWN,
JOHN III, BARNHILL,
A. II. READY,
ROBERT e. KNIGHT.

Attorney and CoHn ssllor at Lar,
Win attend TO all calls ia bis profession with prompness
lie will collect claims, and do all other business en-.
trusted to his care Leesyille, Ohio. [dec 30, 5S.
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pr JAxrs HAHKxFs
zv.y uith your Sissplss, streets and tOFsr,
Four towns and yOur eitias vast;
Whsrs disease On extended plnions lqWeH,
zna tie shsdoss Of death are east,
Whsrs The aley, dark as neesmheF's gloon,
Never ahslssfs ray Of light;
whsrs the lsver's aush, not the rOss's bloom,
Is ever bright IN that living tomb,
Andths day i an endless night
Awsyl away, With yOur dsns Of death
In the kslds Jet me wander Tree
o, the humming bird,
And the lowering herd,
And the green gTass sward for me
Tell me no. Of Jour nObls parks and squares,
OF your ersseen.s dOubly grand,
A home which the workman never shares,
Though reared BY bis tOlIng hand.
Nor point 70 their aUnsrs, psle and scar,
Though rObed in their gilded pride;
Their freshest breath is but the tainted air,
For tbsy live in poisoned atmosphere,
With the plsgue house side BY side
Ausyl sway, With your dsDs Of death
In the Hslds let me wander free
Where the blush Of health
Stamps mans true wealth. l
Oh, the bills and the dsles for me!
lOvsno. the sound Of the WorkhOuss bell,
Nor the watchman's stssllhly tread,
Bu, the cheering tones Of the breeze's swell,
And the husbandmsn's voice instead.
To stray on the bank Of the li@pid streams,
As they murmuring glide alongi
Or recne in the shade from the noontide beams,
Or search out the haunts Of my youthful dreams,
And travel the woods among.
Away away, with your dens Of DEATH
In the fields letms wsndsr free
0, the cottage low,
Where the wild flowers grow,
Aud the rivulsts flow, fOrme
o, give NE the mornings early dawn,
And the landscapes varied green,
Where the lark in air, from the dewey lawn,
In the cloud is but dimly seen
TO sport with the breeze asst gently aoats,
Aud be famed as the zephyrs play;
aud enraptured List 70 the garbled notes,
Ashley gush in streams from thousand throatc,
To hail the ap .JrOach Of day
Away away, with your dCns of death
Iu the fields Jet me wander feej
o, the hannls Of the dove
Are the scenes love,
o, the wood and the grove for me
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
door Of the Court House, Carrollton, Ohio.
gX- The services Of JOIIS A. BINGHAM, of Cadz, O.
is secured in all by the retention of the above
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Here We are!

In the midst of receiving very large and well select
ed stock of
~ NEW DRY GOODSl a-
consisting Of every variety usually Kept in the Western
Country Give call before purchasing elsewhere a:
we cannot be undersold Cash paid for Wheat.
April 20, 1854. HUSTON & SINCLAIR
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- The world is liks q stubble-6eld--in
which The greatest geese generally pick up the
most Of tie golden grain.
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Conceit is pCoud that he has learned 90
much: wisdom Is humble that he knows no
more.
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4 man may be greatly chance, but never
Mias nor good without taking pains for it.
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FRANKLIN HOUsE, ,
Join III. TRIPP.

c. PATRICK 4 SON, ............ PROPmErORs
[sep 10, '53.l Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
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CARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT,
is the Life of Trade, The
Peoples Interests our GLORY!
MARQUIS & Company,

-
ARE engaged in manufacturing some Of the
most splendid and highly finished
SADDLES, BRIDLES, &C.,
that has ever been presented to TIE gaze of the
people Of Carroll county. Their stock of arti-
cles, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in
and notice some of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade,
the entire value Of your money, and little over
All we want is fair trial. and if our prices
don't suit you, you have the privilege Of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch of business that we cannot be sue
cessfully competed with the way of PRICES
Give US one call, anyhow.
Remember the place to purchase