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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-07
Grain Wanted I!

The subscriber has leased the store for
merly occupied by II. A. Sheldon, under the
Bookstore, where he will be found at all
times ready and willing TO pay the highest
CASH market price for all kinds Of grain
ana other kinds of farm produce.
L. II. STOWE,
Middlebury, Feb. l, 1865. Ally
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PREM I u w
D AC | / r R EOTYPE In
WILLIAM II. GILMORE,

MOULD respectfully inform tie people of
w Middcbury and vicinity, that he has
newly fitted up his Rooms, in a neat and
cummodious style, both for convenience and
comfort of his customers With many years
practice in the daguerrean Art | feel quite
competent to excel in all of its various
branches, having made many improvements
in the Art and some of them Of the greatest
utility, both to the likeness and general out
line of features, whichis truly essential to II
perfect likeness. In many instances | have
the decided advantage over all competitors.
In the first place have n German camera,
which is far superior to any homemade
camera and cost three times as much; and
then have Yhecl for polishing plates,
which is far superior to the Old method OF
polishing, not only for superiority of polish,
but quickncSs-alSo, | can prepare four to
one and with surface ten times better than
those of other folks. To any one who may
see fit to give me a call | will prove to entire
satisfaction all Of the above statements
And now,
We who wnu spare the burning
Aud leave fond ne rrntn ot FORM beloved
Snctcd 10 mcnur, nud affection dear,
To parting friend in sr'lnrss proved,
Or would IN other tn's, transmit tho louk
That charmed p world aud bid the eye
on admiration kinde bright,
Trust to- tho suuirnni's line Of light
| cancra true will drn~ the picture right
Hours Of operation from s a. NJ. until
PM. Children from II until = in pleasant
weather Adults without regard to weather
| Truly thankful for past favorS, | solicit Z.
! continuance of the same. Office over Il. l.
fulcrs Store. WM. H. GILMORE.
IS; Dag Artist.
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Notice,

The stockholders of the Rutland & Bnr-
lington Railroad Company are hr;cby notified
to mre. mt the Fellows Hotel i'm Rockingham,
in tho county of Windliam and State OF Yer
mont, ol tho 2llll day Of February. 1859 at
one o'clock. =. VI for the purpose Of clccting
six Directors to I'll vacancies which have oc-
Cured in said comrany's board Of Directors,
and to transact any Other business that may
legally come bcfnra said meeting
rETr"N R ;,' ca.sD+F"' Stakeholder, il,
J. d. BRir1MAN, '"'" N''''l''"!'
Bellows Falls, Jan. -, 1865. 4l;3w
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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN
HARPER'S STORY BOOKS.

4 MoNrnLr SERIES or NARRATIVES, Dn-
LoduEa, BloGGApnlEs, and TALrs, for the
Instruction and Entertainment Of the
Young. by JAcor ApD)rr. Emhrlishcd
with numerous and beautiful lugravii IS.
NOW READY.
l. BRUNO; or, lessons "f Fidelity, Pa
irncc, and 'rli-p~nal, taught by Dog.
II. WILLIE AND THE MORTGAGE
showing huw lnucl may Lc accomplished by
"a Boy.
1t is the design Of the Publishers to render
this in every way the most attractive and val
urh,c series for the Young ever offered to the
public. They arc confident that they Lave
facilities for giving 10 it that wide circulation
which will warrant than in cxprndng upon
II all the resources Of typographical and H.
Illustrative art The illustrations will Ice nu-
moruus, and in all respects equal to those
furnished in " llarpcr's Magazine" The sue
'eS-ivc numbers Of the Story Book, " will
embrace a variety Of srl.j,c,s and different
styles Of composition, including narratives.
dialogues, descriptive ESSAYS, and entertain
ing sto.i - OF - character to intcrcs; AID de
light the youthnil mal, while impalimg in
formation that will be important in subsc-
quent life. II vii, be the constant aim Of the
Author to furnish a series Of volumes a,lap-
iri 10 ldlnhN fcdul0~. ne hopes SO to COM
bine ,hc presentation of important and inter
esiiug facts with the circulation Of sound
principles in taste, morals, and religion, that
the "Story Books shall form welcome and
efficient aid in the work Of home education.
Though not intended to he Of exclusive re-
ligiJus character, they will be so far designed
to exert moral and religious influence on
the minds of the readers, as to adapt them
to the use Of Sabbath School Libraries.
TERMs.-Each Number of "lIarpcr's Story
Books" will contain 100 pages in small quar-
to form, very beautifully illustrated, and
printed on suprrlinc calcnderch paper
The Series may be obtained of Booksellers.
Periodical Agents, and Postmastcrs. or from
the Publishes, ut Three Dollars n wear, or
Twenty-Five Cents a Number. Subscriptions
may commence with any Number.
The two Periodicals. "llarpcr's New Month.
~ Magazine" and "IIarper's Story Books"
will be supplied to Subscribers at Five Dol.
lars year, and will be published on the first
day of each Month.
The Postage "llarpor's Story Books, "
which must be paid quarterly in advance, is
Two Cents.
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
We will furnish copy Of the above
work, md of the lUiddieBRry Rccisicr, one
year, for $3.50 in advance, or HaIpc1 S .lag-
astne, at the same rate. Send in your or
ders at once.
Air BARRETT & COBB.
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FARMERS ATTEND
THE
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER

Manny's patent, rHh Wants improvement
have received by purchase, the exclusive
right Of all the patents on these Machines,
for the counties Of Grand Isle, Addison and
Chittcndcn and the farmers Of those counties
can be supplied with them through j. W.
Strong, Esq, of Chimney Point, who has the
exclusive sale in those counties
WALTER A. WOOD.
noosick Falls, N. V, Jan II, 1855.
n. b. Orders may be left with Jason Da-
vcnport, of Middlcbury, and b. Murray, OF
Vcrgcnncs, or with the subscriber. forpar-
ticulars see large bills.
J. W. STRONG, Agent,
Chimney Point, Jan IL, 1855. 40;1m
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THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so, Maiden Lane, New York.
PURIFICATlON OF THE BLOOD. AND
LIVER 4 Ri inI'S CDMDI ANTS

1
LIVER & BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens Of The Uuion suffer much from
disorders OF the Liver aud Stomath. scarce
| IL any are free from he influence OF these de-
structive mnlahirs, hcrcc life wears fast The
| fair sex, pCrh p tic most handsome In the
/ world, up 10 certain period when. di>ncss
| ing to say many lose their tech and cool
looks, while yci in The heyday of life, such sad
evils may be ,ifcciuaily romedicd h, coniin-
/ nally keeping ihc blood pure aud the liver
ana stomach IN healthy action, whcn liz,
will how smoothly and resemble plants in Z
congcnial cline whore an ctcrral sprihe Hp
pears to reign As ii regards the p,esciv"nol
Of the human frare, and the duration at life
much may he effected. and say fcnilessly
hat health and life can be prolonged furman,
years beyond their ordinaI. limits, if Ho'lo
WAYS Pulls are taken to phriiy the blood ac
cord NJ to the rules laid down for health ron
taincd in the direct .ons which accompany Gael
box
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEDILI
TY OF 10 YEARS STANDING. CURED
by HOLLDWAY'S FILLS.
Cepgcf Letter from Captain johnson, As
lar HiuSr, d0icd January ON, 1854
T. Professor IIoloway-Sir, II is with tho
most heart cit pleasure have to inform you
that have been restored 10 health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last u
years | suffered from arrangement III the
Liver and Stomach. and was rsdaced to such
an cStTcmiiy that gave up my ship never ex-
pccting to co sea any more, as hAd tried CIV
cry remedy hat was re-, omntndcd t. me, bat
ali 10 no plrposc; and Ind given myself up
to despair, when / was at last recommended
u take your Pills Anor using them for three
months, the result ! TIM am now in better
health than | have been for e.cvcn years past
and indeed as well as ever was in my life
You are quite az liberty TO make tins known
for tie lcnctit Of others lrmain.sir,y ON.
(Signcd) JOllNJOllNSON,
These celebrated PnlS arc T0H6C'fEHv cGtc
eious in the foRoFing COMPLAINTS.
Asue propsy Inflammation S"rr 1br"Sis
Asthma HssrnirrV la sod ier stone audHrat'
ust'un,. T. sipcln, Livercom Secondary sy"r
plaIuts Temalcipesu ria'ni' toms
iaritics &c h''u"fe'A
Blo,che.ou rrvcr,ofall '.amhafO Til@o"'s
Bowel Com Frs RheumS' N,nafualh unu' ,
colics Head ache Retention of Wcahu''s, from
cou''ira indigestion ur'ns "Is' s,,i,r
iionnfthc Scr"lnla, Or u "iNN
Bowels Consumption Kings Evil Sc, &C.
Sold al The establishment Of Prof, ssof Ilol
lowny, so Maiden Lane. New York, aud q 4
Strand. London; also by all respectable Dug
risis and dealers in Medicines Throughout the
United States, in boxes IT - cents, G2Accnis
and + each. To he had Wholesale Of the
principal Drug Houses in the Union,
HtThorc is aconsiderablc saving ~ taking
thelarEcr sizes. al
n H. Dreciions Tor the guidance Of pa.
iients in every lisOldcraTc affixed loeGchboN.
rIa,,r 4, puol,uyhaot Elnur
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TO THE CITIZEN 5
MIDDLHRURY & VICINITY
IMPnRTANT NOTICE!


TIME Proprietor Of Professor JAM ES
L MCCLlNTOCk'S celebrated Family
Medicine, would respectfully inioim the pub
lie, that he hns given DR.. w. j. Russel the
Agency OF these cclelinted Medicines, of
which he has just received II lull supply, ana
is prepared to furnish them wholesale ana re-
tail at the rropiicUfs prices.
Professor McClintock's lame, as fhTsi-
clan, needs no com mcnt. Ills medicine are
the prescriptions adapted IN ms IN"te prac-
,cc, and as such are lnvalnablo Ill All eases
where it is nconvcnient to call in Ihysi.
clan. Their sale has been unprecedented
where they have been introduced, they nave
effected thousand OF cures ana no case ~ j@Lt-
nre is pet rcccrdcd. AT this season we would
call especial attention to one oi the most re
markablc Of these remedies, namely:
DIR MCCIINIuChS
p L c 7 j. u
The best aud safest medicine ever used for
BRONCHITIS, CONSUM MI loN,
And all Diseases OF The Lungs and Air PISS
ages. For any Of these forms Of disease show
ing themselves in
coUghS, Ticti,ng of tic 1'Woai, Sen'c ~
1fehincss in Tie Tiroai ar Chess, SPiuiHg
II Bloo{, DiGchHg IF breathing,
Hoars acse mr. LcSscf Voice Hec-
lie ttrcr, NigH Srcais,d.c,
This great remedy is unparalleled for nc
ccss in the above complaints. 1t purifcs the
| blood Of all Scrofulous taint> it heals ulcer
alton it DESTROYS iuhcrclcs in the lungs it
REGULATES the bowels checks night swcas and
Strengthens the stomach; it stimulates the
vital powers. and gives vigor TO thcwholc sys
tenn; It quicl5 nervous excitement, relieves
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-07

NAN DO found at Beckwilh's large and
~ beautiful assortment Of Hat Ribbons,
Emhroidcrics, Maalilla Vslyots, Ladics'Cloth
Ladies and Misses Knit Sacks, Cuffs and
Hoods. Fitch, Lynx, Sable aud Coney Vic
tornes aud Cnds
Nov 20, 1854
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HaV and Manure Forks.

VAN ORSuM, BRuEY e. Co, manufacturers
Of these celebrated Hay aud Manure Forks,
now offer their forks to the trade at MANI
FAcTuRER's PRfcEs.
Orders left at my store will be promptly
filled. J. DAVENPORT.
Middleburry. Jan. q, 1855. i0,3m.
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TIE AMERICANS Friend
IIOLLOWAY's PILLS!

r. Hc Cits>cns If he Egife9 SlaicA
most humhly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage which Nuu lave be.
slowed upon my Pills. l take this orro'tu
niiy OF stating that my Ancestors were all
American citizeps, nd that entertain for all
that concerns America ami The Americans the
mos lively sympalhiCs, 30 much so that
originally compounded these Pills expressly
10 suit your climate, habits, coasituiious,and
mamie" of living. intending TO establish my
self among You, which have now done, by
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLT.O WAY,
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of tho Middlebnry Manufacturing Company
will BE- held at the Addison House ia Mid
dlebury on the Cd Wednesday, (the 2lst) OF
February inst, at one o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose of appointing Directors for the year
ensuing, and transacting any other business
thought proper when met.
$50, RUSSELL VALET, Clerk
sll0dieoury' Feb 9, 1850. 42;3wi
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Bal. IN Bank s Si05S
Owing TO the hardness 81 the times and tho
numerous rumorS aloat, \ ruu has been made
and is still hiring made on the bank. IT has
lately become evident that the moncy could
not be realized from our property in time to
meet the demands on thr bank and it was
feared that while some would get the whole
Of il:"ir money from the bank, others must
lose oI wait Il long time for their money.
In order, therefore, that all might stand on
an equal footing; it was thought best by some
Icpositors, that the bank should for the pres
ent suspend its operation. Accordingly an
application was made 90 the Chancellor. yes
terdny, and George s. Swift was appointed Il
receiver II all the funds Of the bank for the
benefit of AL the dcpositors. 1t is hoped nm
der his management that the loss to deposit
tors will be sliclt
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Wooden Ware.

Wash-Tubs, Wash boards, Mop Handles
Clothes Pins, Wood Trays, Sash, &c, for sale
by z. BECkWlTH.
Jan. 10, 1850
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Stationery

ofall kinds faF sale At the
TELEGRAPH OFflCE.
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Albany Private Hospital,
Quick Cules AID Low Prices.

NO. 3 BEAVER STREET, ALRASY, N. Y.
Trrniy Tnouscnd I'aticHis Care@ AHnG"Hs
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|, AIDES DRESSES& CLOAKS

A CCURATELY fitted and made in the
~ most fashionable and recent style, in
Dr.. Aliens Building, next North of the Con
gregational Church
MRS. M. j. MILES,
Has commenced business to the above al
dress, where ihc Ladies of Middlcbury and
Vicinity may rely punctuality If they will
favor her with their patronage. 353m.
s-a5"Also, Millinery and Gentlcmcns fine
Sewing
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v alenEines,

The larscs' and best selected assortment oi
Valentines ever offered in this place.
L. w CLARK.
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No. H..

The genuine No. II, is manufactured by
me, and by no one else every bottle has my
name on the label, and no person in Middle.
bury sells it except me. II. A. SHELDON
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Flats & CAPS.

A large variety Of Mems aud Boys, chear
Hats aud Caps, for sale by
H. A. SHELDON
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Cheap Publications.
To the Ladies !

Z large stock Of NOVELS at rcduccl
prices. A. H. COPELAND.
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r q M o v a l.

MISS WHEELER wonld give notice to tho
WI Ladies Of Middle hurry. and It's vicinity
that she has removed her Milliner Shopis
the first Dnor South Of the Court House,
whore she will bc happy to wait on all her
| old customers, and as many moro IS please
| TO call a. $ WHEELER.
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January 10, 1865.

JUST received large assortment Of Cru
- oeries, Crockcry. Dry Goods Furniture,
Floor Cloths, Rugs. SC. SC al which a,s
offered very cheap for cash r.
Ian. 10 isJS. BECkwlTN
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BLACKSMTTES

WANTED. ~ Several good Blacksmiths
w and Strikers, to work on Axes. Also,
good able bodied men TO grind and polish.
Apply to SAM. W. COLLINS,
32,ly COllinsyille. tom
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Beauty LriulnDhant,.

BY the Use of Dr. Fontninc'S Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers, tan, frccklcs pimplcs, &c, are
readily removed. Sold only by
H. A. SHELDON
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New Furniture.

Sofas. Bureaus, Hair Seat Chairs, lar
scat Rocking Chairs, Centre Tables, Wash
Stands, Mattresses, BcdsteDds, &c, for sale
by H. BECKWITH
Jan. 10, 1866. IS:
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CURTAIN and Hall Paper, for sale by
y Jan. 10, 1855, T. BECkwlTH
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Wooden Ware,

Tubs, Buckcis, Fails, Trays, Bowls, Ruh
Boards, Clothes Pins, Dippers, Mop Handles,
Mats, Willow Wagons, for sale At
Feb. 90. 1854 BECKwITH'S.
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4 MoNrnLr ScRlCs or NARRATIVES, DM-
LodrEa, BIoGGApnEs, and TAILS, for the
Instruction and Entertainment Of the
Young. By JAcor ApDDrr. Emlrlishcd
with numerous and beautiful Eueravil IS.
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Groceries.

GIUCeTlGS.
DORK, Butter, Lard, Hams, Shoulders
l. Sugar, Tea Coffee, Goldfish, Salmon
Mack7r'l &c. For sale by
II. A SHELDON.
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ID "a N . I N Or (.
MR.. F. ]. FARR,
Vralbcr of Banning,
Pay Up.

| Some persons who have been owing me =
long time, had better pay up or They may get
a iauder call. II. A. SHELDON.
Sept -.
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DH BOXES best Mould Candies. Also
q - pure Sperm, NaA and Adamantins
Candles, genuine Sperm oil and Fluid, re-
ceved by Oct. 3. T.. NALLETTE.
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Who arc indebted 10 tho subscriber are
requested to call and Settle withon, DELAY.
II. l. FULLER
Middlebury, Oct. 25, 1884.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-22
Glnciers anna volcanoes.

Among the wonderful operations OF ma
ture, these hold prominent positions, and
strike the mind with great force, and awak-
EN- to high degree Of astopishment and ad-
miration. Each in its way performs great
duties, incapable of being performed in any
other way. The volcano heayes out from
the bowels of the earth the hidden treasures
contained there, and which, after having gone
through the process Of decomposition con.
sequent upoa exposure to exterior influences,
contribute SO largely to the benefit of life.
The glacier, in its turn, applies its force to
grinding down, with its ponderous power that
which would seem to defy any other power;
mountains thrown up by force and influence
Of fire, ground down by the force and pow
er Of ice! Grand and imposing as the Alps
may be, there is no feature of them more
extraordinary than their glaciers. Here ere
these great grindStones at work, year in and
year out, grinding down these great upheav-
ais, and furnishing an ample supply OF Al.
pine Gaano, which the rivers Rhone and
Rhine are employed to bear off and deposit
along their route on either side, in rich allu-
walls. Wo nderful indeed, too, is the forma'
ton OF these two rivers! The sources o.
both are almost in exactly opposite direc
tions, glance at the map will show this
The Rhone after having gathered its treas
.ures from the grinding of the glaciers, on it'
side Of the Alps, and scattering and deposit
ing the same along its course, emptes itsel
into the Mediterranean. .,r "a. ......
The French seem satisfied with their share
en- paSsant, and deem it unnecessary to ask
more--whist the Rhine is very differently
treated by the Dutch. All Holland is but
the deposit of the Rhine; and, not conten,
with that, the exacting Dutch seem deter
mined that no portion of the wealth of tha
river shall reach the sea. So they dam ant
dyke il round, in all directions, and turn. the
whole OF its rich bearings into beef, ant
pork, and cheese, and butter, and cabbages
and schnapps; and for all these they are d
rectly indebted to the glaciers of the Alps
Were there no glaciers inthe Alps, there
would be no Holland, no Dutchmen-ant
consequently no Holland Gin. r.e..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-22
From Russia.


& The NewaYork DaiIy Times processes to
have received news from Russia through
private channels, to the effect that Russia
had failed in her effort to negotiate a loan
in Berlin, and alsoin similar negotiation
with the Rothschilds; that consequently,
she purposed to raise the loan in the Uni
ted States, on stock issued in small amounts,
somewhat on the plan of the recent loans
in France, the sympathy of the masses be.
ing relied upon to cause it to be taken; that
for this purpose Russian agents have been
sent to the United States to inquire into the
feasibility of the plan; and that the rumors
of these intentions have reached the French
and English governments, and has been
subject of consideration with them. The
American officers sent out by the United
States government to gather information
relative to ordinance operations at Sebasto-
pol were at st. Petersburgh, and had OBJ
tanned permission to visi: Cronstadt first and
Sebastopol next, on condition that they
should not afterwards 90 within the lines
Of the allied forces. The Times also gives
the following as the statement of Madame
Bodsco respecting affairs in Russia:--4
"Instead of the financial and commercial
distress Of which we have read 50 much, as
consequent upon the war, she says that busi-
ness wears its usual aspect, and is quite as
brisk as ever,--that money is abundant 1.-THE
people contented and in excellent spirits
about the war, and that no one living I'M
the capital would suspect, from anything
that met his notice, that there was anything
unusual in the condition Of the country
1t is not believed there that the Allies will
succeed in gaining possession of Sebasto-
pol. The protracted and successful defence
hitherto maintained is regarded as estab-
fishing the fact that, to any force which the
Allies can bring against it, the place is alb
solutely impregnable. A very large reserve
force awaits orders at st. Petersburg, and
no difficulty is experienced in obtaining re-
cruits or supplies Of provisions and money
for the war. The same authority states
that the reported capture and destruction of
Sweaborg is SO enormously exaggerated in
Importance, as to pass for hoax. No part
of the Notifications of the place have been
destroyed or seriously injured" ,,sa. :.