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REFEREa6k rok 20 raE ladies.

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DT. H. TusssrsbeaE Sit: In jurtieeto you a cannot
refrain from Expressing gratitude and a the same
time will offer someihing OF my experiences hoping
Of pubshed1 u may prove beneficial 70 euAertnk bus
manity. Fer the last seyen years havp 0sOrsd nn-
der combnation % diseases, and suierad 10 an ex-
tent that rendered life burden The besL phfsicians
OF the country were employed, but al III VAIN they
neither gave encouragement relief In the fall Of
18<0 my nervous system was nnletel prosiTstsd BY
course OF typhoid fever. From that time my lungs
we're weak causing much difouity Of breaihiii cough
and expectofntion. also suffered extremely with
singing pain nmy left side he heart and back
70 the shoulders, but still mora eom violent strug.
Cling Of the hcaft and Understandable sinking dying
feeling, whieht seemed imp0ssibie 4osurvive. These
eenyulsons or Mroes OF the heart would toFminste
with rush OF blood TO the head, producing fearful
sensation bordering upon dclrpm, md leave ne ex-
hAusted pain In the back and sEonneh, with FREE.
quentsomitng, adaedt ts my efiietiens. Strength and
6esh were much reaueea.a vas obliged 70 keep ny ~
bed greater part Of tie Time aud friends and neigh
bors gave up hope ofxeSeyery, thInkiuGne sinking
with consumption. In che summer of 1855, when mz
disease It's form, friend urged 70 see
DIR. TI6bs. have done so. hare akan of no other.
medicines since, and am happy noE % 81 my health
Is good. Diseases has Anappeartd Under tteatmcnt
ING dew before taa insralng sas snd esa a2w .o.s
no inconvenience Ntateyeri !. e, J s, 4, -, -
Wegivc the above Without commonl Those yfshing
further ipfuFmaiionean eall % Mrs. W.,ol wtite %
ner ~ " W0Qslert Whio, ;sssga 49, n 81
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENT
DR.. Hardnla1l,

EnySiClan to Salem kNhg EnSE SESfute
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
RAvrxSA-Prentiss House, Wednesday; Oct. "a.
AKRoN--Empire House, Thursday, Oct. 25.
y WARREN-Gaskill House, Saturday, Oct. 81.
CANToK-Franklin House, Monday, ,Oct. %.
MAssILeN-Fremont House, Tuesday, Oct 80.
WoosTER-Exchange Hotel, Wednesday, Oct, 81.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption! bronchitis,
Asthma Laryngtis, and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medcated Inhalation. The great point In the
treatment of all Human maladies is to get at tho dis
ease in direct manner. All medicines are estimated
BY their action upon the organ requiring relief This
Is the important fact upon which fnAalatien Is baled
fthe stomach is diseaseJ we take medicine directly
into the stomach lfthe lungs diseased, breathe
inhale medicated vapcrs directly into the lungs Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases of the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached in direct
the diseased lungs and yet were applied the ston
ach! Their action was intended to be local, andy
they wereso admin tered, that they coudony
stitutionaiiy, spending their immediate action upon
the unoendng stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were uDabated!
lNHAIATloN brings tho, medicine in direct contact
with the disease without The disadvantage of any vio
lent action Its application is so simple, il may be
used by tho youngest infant and feebest invalid.
does notdsrange the stomach 10 the least
with the stropgth, comfort and business ofthe patient
: III No charge for consultation. Z
CONSUMPTION CURED-CASE OF Mr. A J. SHINN
Salem, o., Aug. 4, 1855.
DFs nARDMAF--I nave peIseNereul III tne use OF your
remedies from the day first got medicines you, and
can truly saythat my health has rapidly improved My
cough has left me, expectoraon healthy aud natural,
appetite good; indeed disappearance Of all my symp
toms. My strength is much restored that able
to do days wofkn tho harvest deld, and feel that
am again restored to good health. ADRIAN SHINN.
rShinn had labored for five years under tubercular
disease, commonly called consumption, with frequent
night sweats chill fever, distressing cough and ex
pectoration fperuent matter. and hemorrhage, great
debility and emaneiation. Treatment commenced
June 0. s (, e.sts.s
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/. SWlFT'S ADV'S.

THAN g. McKEONE'S CHEMICAL
4 Olive Soap, for washing IN hard soft water
Price.only 10 centsper bar. just reed by lSWIPTs
July, 1855
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Book Store Id Ravenna

N X3WTWH|TE N XIX VII lit III VIu FU8
EkSWO. Once room In Seymonr,s block is
sETQH nowreceiying choice stock or ROCKS
1 1000 Of nearly all the standard works. School
Books Toy Books, Primers, &c., together with large
and weli selected stock OF fStationery NOTE
gilt-edged, and great variety Of fancy colofs and
styles Of paper; Eny scpes Of all kinds, sotor and
quantity Cards of nearly all descriptions; Pens and
Pen holders; Inksand Inksahs; Slate and slniepen-
brushes, Dolisand Doll heads crying Babies Sewing
Blds Nhd Bptsefhies, P0Ftmohies, stilttoes5 Rmefy
Balls, Pins, Rngss etc.s TOO humefonsto mention.
line will piaasseivb uss calHnd s ry 10 pibAse
.them with quality and price o. HA1CH.
/. Kaysnps, July 0th, fs<S.
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FRENCH FELT TAN COLORED Soft
IL Hats high and low crowns just ID, and selling
at very low prices, at No. phenx Block.
] August "a, 1855 JTGREEN. \
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T ARGE ARRIVAL OF SHAWLS LA
IL large invoice just received, consisting Of Gingm
andtouble Broehas. and Cashneres Of new and beau
tfui les, also ne assortmentOf heavy wool Long
Shawls co,nbiningwarmih and beauty. All as cheap
as can be desired.
Sept. "a. t PRENTISS, HOPKINS q co. 4
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EMBROIl EaIES-A large assortment
IL just receivsd, consisting Of great variety of la
dies Collars of and beautiful patterns, Jackoast
and Swiss Edgings and Insertings, FIouncngs Chem.
isetts, Undersieeves &c. An g0ihg off very cheap.
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uIug InIW - wOTIa 10 ImY0FuaII WhlMpsg.
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LRYGOOps.
n 1. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

,GLoTHES e.. CASSIMERES--A larger
~ assortment than ttsf ofhe above goods, and some
ellirey styles ffaucy Cassimeres that canbctLs
beat for beauty, quality eheapnesg AnY quartity
or color Of Broad Cloihcs, be by looking a
our stock, and at prices that cannot laI 70 s Gen.
temeE in want Of anything 10 that line would DO veil
70 call and look at ouy stock Aswe think eanhotb be
bent town county. Call At. h L, DAYS II
Oct l9 No.2 Phenix Block
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wegiyc The above without commont Those Wishinka
further f0ffnaiion can eall o. Nfa VA wtite %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
DISPLAY OF FIREwORS DESIGNED FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY,

The Committee Of Arrangements Of tbs Common
Council for the celebration OF the Fourth OF July gve
notice that tho display OF fireworks Designed for the
evening OF the Fourth instant, but postponed in
queDcs Of the unatness Of the weA,hsr win take place
Monday evening next the 9th inst Should tho
Their that evening also prove BILE tho display
WI be further postponed until the frat fair cvsniss
thereafter, succeeding ans afternoon. by orirr.
CdAs IL. HAswELL, Chairman.
q Tucp
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S 300 In the 81 Marks Insurance compsu-. Tns losl
cannot ~ yet be estimated. Tho tard aos~ IL
BY Juiisn Alien segar msnufacursr He ID Insured on
his stocl In tie hauhAt for 81 600 Ha da0sge viii
be, from water, about $3.50. The second floor
pied by Nr. Oscar Schsn ok ss hardwAr and supply
store His loss, II any will be tr'aing The hrst Soor
was occupied by Mr.. j. Is Dos sessr deslcr. stock
dsynsgsd ~ wafer probably amounting 10 $500. Insur
ed in tbs Metropolitan for 81, oto
Ptrs IN WASHINGTON srRgET.
Al GUS 10 o'clock, NJ, fro was discovered In the
fourth story Of the building No $50 Washington street
occupied BY M.ssru. wainwright, sayrs h Go wooden
pnI broom dealers The fr-nen worked vita
great force succeeded In timing tho Gre to
lott n which appeared 70 have originated ihs great
part OF the stock In this lott win q total loss This
firm have iLnuranco Of between SO COO aud tts 900
on their stoch a which the Merchants hss - 600 Co
lumbia 5000 the others unable to learn. The
loss at present cannot be estimated.
YIgE IN WARREN srRHET.
While rnme OF the nremen sta engaged 1t tho
lsst named GIe, alarm from Warren street This
the basement Of No 02 Warren street occupied a. pa
tent mrt lcne factory, Kept b., D. l.. PaTmsrton Ths
FIRE exiting uAhea la about bali an hour. Mr. Par
merton lis rsrfed on his stock and fixtures to this
amount Of 81 500 In tbs CoumbA Insurance Company.
The losf by hie and water IA estimated at about 81 900.
fIRK IN FULTON sTnEKr.
IRE occurred about III o. clock A. NJ, In the house
No Is Fulton street, OF Goid occupied by Hen
messy IS n IRE works depot Tns damage amounted to
about $40. Mr. H. had his right hand shattered In his
attempt At arson The Fro Marshal will investigate tho
ca
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Academic IN The CITY.

On Tuesday afternoon hstis girl named Cstharins
Dlihsr prosrstsd BY the heat Of the shs
conveyed TO her residence, No ass ives. Thirty alnsh
street, By the Twentieth gard police Rssorstvss
Immediately applied whsn The Sufferer revived and win
probably recover.
william hAbsr. boy residing .. Nc u Henry ,,rssi.
80 seversiy injured on tuesday ssrBooa, b, tss
iisa of ssrsspsrtils bottss oor..alhs psvdsr. lie
asia sov match ', 'hs Ysv.r, ": GlseAAs.
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THE EVENING IN THE PARK.

In the evening great crowd Of enthusAstic and patr
otto citizens assembled In the Park to witness the hre
works. what did mt 20 or" by ociosk in tho evening
thouRands had assembled but tbs showers OF tho after
noon proved Geld shower bath TO al their ancip ated
pleasure. Te stats OF the weather such a. TO pro.
vent the workmen from arranging tho works in
the Afternoon and when evening not single pow
DIR candle greeted the eyes OF the vers Ia front % tho
City Hall Hundreds, not willing 70 behave the report
that the exhibition had besn pon,ponei fingered about
the Park TIL long after the hour a. O'Clock and
finally driven away by another shower. This Com.
mittte Of the Common Council Fireworks have
decided that tho exhibitions OF these articles shall be
given in the different Parks of the city next Moaday
evening weather permitting What il said here OF the
Park may be said OF the other OF this city
where fireworks expected. In each placs ~os
assembled, but all ahe went home disappointed. Tho
exhibition Monday next, will DO throughout the city
a. intended for the Fourth.
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1urk Asrn

was speedily sItnsuishsd, however. without eocASss
Ing much damage.
street, the gst'sr OF the house fell down and struck
man on hs arm, causing serious fracture
enter the without having on them ary
70 ahow what they Ths Chief OF PsHss srdsrsd
, ,rsm ones and for white ihsr was quite lively
une. Inc nrem"n were prsventsd from going In how
syer, and two OF tAm-H~ury Gssoo,sns and Jsms.
rn,p.,Icl--.re arrested, aad held 10 ball is 81 oos
each TO appear and answer. Aldermen ws.h sad
tAshcw went Their security.
The sremsn sso n hish a.a,s o. srcitsmsut IN 70
gard - these arrests, ssd bavs cAlisd Q nsesinx ~
Hall for Friday evening 10 fhS1r vjsvs
~ .e'auSa tnsr.so G..cogns was brought before JAS
Of the u and jury, FOR assaulsx policeman. - yit.
patrick ont similar charge, Vas hold 10 bah for sEsu-
police acted In an unwarrantAtis manner.
CAsyALTrxs URIsG TIVE DAY.
lad named Henry Barton .g.d about II yssrs.
whts in the act ef loading Apato had his froa aaxes
turs dhsharss Of tbs pisos Hs parents reside In Fla,
bush lie was taken into DR.. IAndons Once. o.
John Murray, aged about 49, had the foreaagsr Of has
left hand ahot OF BY shs premature dsehass Of p4s
vol he IN tho grocery store corner OF HieLs
Abraham Dunn had hia hand blown nearly on hv
'hS ' sps s.S Of p9 IN nS.h.s ss.ss
explosion Of pistol.
An apprentice, In ,hs employ Of Mr. Fi,s.imueas In
Atlantic street had bis thumb blown OF, BY shs ssps-
by the explosion OF pistol. In Coart street
young man, named slack, reading In washingtos
street bad his hal severely shattered BY the ssplesao
OF pistol
-Four lads, named Thom. Gillian. Patrick Dsnnia.
Lawrence OCounor, and John Calvin, ali dr~aA-
fully inferred about the face hands ssd feet by the
poslon Of quantity OF powder, which had bsss scat
t-rsd on the scswak In Hilary street. aud iAto which
another boy threw = lighted cracker.
boy, named Thomas Enkin, Arrested war
rant BY tho second district police for wifuliy httnx
phto into tho face Of young girl the of GOA
Qusnce
large numbs, Of similar casuaitss, with grsatsx a.
tho OF tho injured persons could not be asosr.
IA
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firE IN FAFUAN sfFFHr.
The hrst alarm Of ere, At about o'co:k r. NJ o..
cured BY the discovery Of IRE In a stable In vsndam
street; I, vas put out II caused BY Gre
vori-.
FfRg IN wAvERLEy PLACE.
About half past t-o O'Clock . ire broke ou, 10 the
frame stable le7 wsverlsy place. II soon srtssaea
70 les and l69 which, tag.thsr with ieT, aDo~t
totally destro,ed. The fame s1,snSsd 10 brick range
81 stables In the but by tbs prompt arrival ~ the
lfsrsn, IL was soon ertnEushsd Mr.. Vim. MuIlsy,
who owned the stables Io7 asd i,9 and ALEC the rear
bub6.pts, susaises loss Of harness feed. srav Ne
10 sbou, Sito. Tbs iots his stables .li - about
$40 They Insured In the Fremsns Insurance CON
psny for t4to the brick building, and 800 the
veil hsS lsss early in tho raorpIsr Tor ssrsxa III.
stable les beiopesd 10 nr Vim Jessup his oss IN bald.
pgs and contents 10 sboat slco No Insurance Ths FIRE
was caused By nrserses'n
YIEg m oAssgvooEr STREET..
About three clock, sns vbns the bremen we're u
work u wArlsy place the bslls struck up for Gre 81
No. - Csnssvoort street Tbs hssm>n vsre soon upDn
the SPOT ssd queh srtisSuisbsd ths ore, Witch ORG
mated In . small frame dwelling occupied b. Mrs gisss
and ops or too oh poor fsninss IL u s,prcs>d 70
have been eaused sr~erseters Icing thrown In b.
tween this bosss -. ,ess ssjosisg me susldiay
The psor psops Who occupied tbs boass lost ssoass2
NO Insurance..
| ynE ~ rrAaL srxxsr.
Bstwses three and four o'eioes an alarm vss Givsa
for the seventh eSuct, eaus>d BY charcoal farnsSs
s~ssr the door ore In tbs bss~nsai Of tbs prsnisss
No. ses Pearl street. Pat cat vita pal q vs,sr.
| Yuy IN WAITE syRsEr.
As the ars thssr r~ssrs frcn the sisrn 10
,oerh tor, "isrev 81 ,hs S.1.ains so' ia w...r
~ Pine. The fr.ren inro~stsly soi "
vorx snd srusguisbsd the are vh1h asa "a
n.s. ers':.''a 70 u. p,,-..s. = VI Jsss n,'y-s
pre- ksrshsI has tbs matter assss Ls.~s.lSs.tca W.
hosfsr sss "a lsssis~ss O. - sSs4 Y As snsas, .
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BOsros, Jaly 8, 1883.
splriui boat io3s place this aftsrnoss
Charles river, near the MILAN, between the Maid ~
tfin, Of ~ John, N. II and thu y D. X Putnam, -
NV York. The challenge vas given by tbs Nsv Yovh
boat The parties put up thro~ husdr~d dollars siss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20
Do it Thoroughly.

There lives in New England gentle
man who gave the following interesting ac-
count of his own life. He was an appren-
tice in tin mandatory. When twenty
one years old he lost his health, SO that he
was thrown out upon the world to seek any
employment, for which he had strength.
He said he went to find employment. with
the determination, that whatever he did he
would do it well. The first and only thing
he found that he could do, was to black
boots and scour knives in hotel. This
he did and done it it well, as the gentle
man now living would testify. Though
the business was low and servile, he did
not lay aside his self-respect, or allow him
self to be made mean by hisbusiness. The
respect and confidence of his employers
were soon secured, and he was advanced to
a more lucrative and less laborous position.
In course of time he was enabled to be-
gin for himself business, which he car
ries Oh extensively. He has accumulated
an ample fortune, and is trimming an inter
estimg family by giving them the hest ad-
vantages, for moral and mental cultivation.
He now holds an elevated place in the COM
munity where he lives.
Young men who may chance to read the
above statement Of facts, should Uarh the
success. The mans whole character, o!
whoR have spoken, was formed and d.
rected by the determination to do whatever
he did we'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20

In the Senate there are 10 Wings, 81
Democrats, 5 FreesoiIers, making SO in all.
There are four vacancies in the Senate. In
the House there are SO Know No,hings,
46 republican free sellers, 81 Wings, in
dependent Democrats, and - Admiuis,ra.
lion Democrats. numbering 10 all 234. In
many Of The States. and in most of the
northern States, there has been great rev
olution in the character Of their representa-
lives. In Maine there is but one democrat
where last year there were four. Connect
lieut. last year sent four democrats this
year no. one. New York last year sen,
twenty two; this year she sends but four
democrats out Of thiry-,hree representa-
tive. From Pennsy there go bu.
three administration men, where there were
sixteen last year. The Administration we
hope will have a pleasant and profitable
time with the thirty fourth Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20
BuRRvlLf.E, Dec. Is, 1855.
Mr.. EDITOR {:

Ma. EDITOR:
Dear SRA large Wild Cat was killed
on the mountain between our place and
Winsted. on Monday last, by two young
men from Princeton, Illinois. who were on
visi, here-,hcir former place of residence,
by the name of Charles and Penfeld Burr.
They were out hunting Foxes, when
they came across the animal, and after a
long chase, and several shots, Mr.. Charles
Burr succeeded in giving him a death
wound and captured him. His body was
three feet long. with short tail, black and
white spotted ears. and very large limbs,
and wa, altogether very savage looking
animal. His capture has created consider
able excitement in this vicinity, very few
persons having seen any thing Of the kind
before. His weight was IS pounds.
Yours Truly, N. RoBERrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20
Where's the Squire ?

Not long since, when the cars drew up
at one of the stations on the New York and
Erie road, a curious looking genius was
seen peering anxiously through the window
at the different persons on the platform out
side. Presently he beckoncd to an individ-
ual, who came up 10 him and putting his
head out of the window he whispered in the
mans ear in cautious tone, but loud
enough for those in the vicinity to hear him.
My friend, can you tell me ii there is AL
officer Of justice near hear!
No, cannot, replied the man, am a
stranger here myself.
BY gracious! that's bad exclaimed the
inquirer, I'm sorry for that--the cars III be
off ugin in five minits I'd like to know If
of the car he bounded, and was soon upon
the platform, running first to one end and
then TO another, inqniriug if there was an
officer around Very soon the rumor got
abroad that an immence robbery had taken
place and the news flew from mouth to
mouth till it reached the ears of an old resi-
dent who. anxious for the honor of the town,
rushed off after the squire who lived hard
by, and just as the cars were about start
ing, they arrived on the ground together,
breathless with haste.
Where's the man that wanted an officer :?
inquired the squire, when he could get
breath.
Here he is! shouted twenty voices at
oEce in an excited tone, pointing out the in
dividual who made the inquiry.
Are you an officer of justice said the
latter, looking at the squire intently.
Yes. yes, was the reply, what have you
been robbed OF, and where's the man you
wish to have arrested!
Then I'm satisfied, said the man, with
out answering the interrogatory,-and he
was about entering the cars again.
But where's the man who has been rob-
bed ! again asked the squire with some i'm
patience, and where's the thief! why don't
you point him out at once!
| didn't say nothin' about no man bein'
robbed. replied tho inquirer-and dida't
want you to arrest nobody neither-I only
wanted to know if you was around, and now
I'm satisfied.
The steam whistle uttered shrek just
then, and the train started.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20
The Litcbfisio enquirer.
Lite IELD:
Thursday Morning. Dec. 20. 1885.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Secretary advertises that the annual
meeting will be held in New Haven on
Wednesday, Jan. ID, and requests full
attendance. Since our farmers and me-
chanics have witnessed the workings of
the Society, they express much interest in
its success-and no second invitation is
needed to secure the presence Of the Litch-
field Co. delegation. We regret to learn
that it is proposed by some in another part
Of the State not to hold any Fairihe coming
year; the subject will be brought before
the meeting. but if there is fair expression
OF opinion we are sure the proposition will.
meet with little favor. A new President is
to be chosen at the IDeeiing, in place OF
Judge Huntingdon who resigns.
The Journal says the address of Hon.
Henry c. Deming will induce great many
to attend the meeting, for Mr.. D. is one OF
the most accomplished orators in the State,
and is fully competent to invest his subjec,
with all the graces which cultivated mind
and graceful elocution can bestow upon it,
The officers of the Society are particular
ly anxious that the mechanics and manu-
facturers of the State should take a leading
part in the affairs of the Society. and thus
make it valuable to all classes Of producers
They desire such advice and aid as they
can obtain from active business men, SO
that their officers may be selected to re-
present all classes, their premium lists may
| present proper encouragement TO all, and
their exhibitions may be satisfactory dis
play of the industrial pursuits of the
| State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-20

Heavy ROBBERY extensive store
occupied by Stephen l.. Strickland, in III,
village Of New Britain. was entered or
Wednesday night Of last week, and be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 worth of goods.
consisting Of silks, satins, &C., wer,
taken. The robbery was committed by :,
lad about Is years ofage, by the name OF
Gladding, aided by negro. Gladdin.
has been arrested and confeses the deed
The negro escaped. The goods have been
nearly all ofi'hem recovered. A part Of tn. m
were to"nd under the steps leading to a
horse block; one end Of tippet had been
Ieft exposed, thus leading 10 the recovery a
the goods. viva