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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-25
Extension Forever!

Owing 10 the immense busincssdone by the UNDER
signed they have found ii necessary To open another
BRAG,I in Droyille, and have located it nearly oIc
posite the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery on Montgomery street, where they
nre now opening AMI offer for sale fine a stock Ui
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps, and rs good
Il stock of Under Clothing as can be found in their
welt known establishment 10 the Miners and resi-.
dents OF Thompson Flat. Morris Ravine, Oregon
Gulch and C,ty, and body, with their friends,
We would simply say, drop III ussd see us at the
Branch, examine Onr stock you nave both the right
quantity and quality 10 select from clothe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing. aud If
goods don't give you satisfaction, our names
Eot ID. TOY 4 OTrERSON,
Montgomery street opposite ST. Melodies, ami
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. d5
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Spanish and rench I!
s. q III @ O

THNHE Undersigned desires 70 inform the public
u thai he has formed IA class for The purpose of
teaching The Spanish aud ench Languages, and
would invite tho wishing 10 acquire "A correct
knowledge OF the above Lam uages 10 JON his Cas,
Those wishing 10 join will he " .ited upun at then
giaees OF sness or residence, by leaving their ad
ut the Office of Messrs smith & HoObaFd. Bird
street near HuntCon or at g. A. smiths Book store
n Ladies' taught al their Residence
ap2l-lm J. J.JOSEPE,
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kHPE' ULATORS may talk IF the near wagon road
- But to the working community, Iheros nor hing
ike board.
You may talk of boarding houses, and say what you
will.
the mil
II is Tia" oldest and best house that ia iB this town.
Aud through easy ami hard times it never rum down
To men Ot gIrat small apetites, ini5 Will say
You can board by the week ar board 10y The day.
Or II you have tour bits, and hungry you lcel,
come in and you cAn have IA substantial meal.
lie WONT tecd yOu on hash, OT any such saucc--
lie keeps superior Temperance House.
II You ASH why It's superior, Will let you know.
Tie buys grub or the cash from the merchants below
And that is Ihe reason that he afford,
For less money Ia give you superior boarl
The house 10 we'll ventilated Ia suit the summer
And every ones welcome eAceptiI z "a hummer.
ON lover OF good grub, Maine House, Mont =
gomery ~ OrOVIlle, by
mYlS-tf =. MCCULLEN.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-25
County Treasurcr's Office,

OR0pILLE, May 18Th, 1851.
Notice is hereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the Ist day of November 1856,
and the 5tb OF December Sj6 inclusive. that the
same will be- paid on presentation al this office, and
after this date said Warrants will to bear in
terest WIN BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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NOTICE

EDUB llC Notice Is hereby given that three certain
D. prOmisory notes made 10y Abel y Monty OF
rOviiie. Butte Coun payable Ia the order Oi y. X
Nasten, and endorsed Toy lnm. eacn tor the sum OF
seven hhndlrd aHu ~ tNts-rhe twenty t,gLt one
hundred las do&s, due scVeruiiy al sky, ninety
ana one Hlinsrrd ana .eSehts days from ua.e, tiay
llth le57) viii nOi be paid by The cuu-deri.
tn OF the sand notes has tailed, aud all persons are
warned not 10 uGde Tor them.
n. X MASTEN,
Orovllle. May Iih, 1857. I'm
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Office Of the Butte quartz Mining Company,

ORovILLE, May I'd, lsj1.
Notice is hereby given, TO the stockholders of the
BUTTE Quartz Mining Company, that an assessment of
three iourths of one per cent on the capital stock of
said Company has This day ocen levied by the Bonrd
of Trustees, and made payable at the Trsasurers
office OF before the 18th day of May, ID. 1881.
;. ". w. CDUGHEi, Secrstary
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NOTICE.

Us hereby given. that viii make application to
The Board of supervisors IN aud tor Butte
County at their next regular session IN August for
LICENSE 10 run Ferry across the Sacramento river
at point known rs Jennings Landing, in Chico
township. - r>,.,,>,
May 10, le5s. IL o''ENNiNSS.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-25
MINER s. B AkERY.
Montgomery stee ri, doors above the Orleans iute
OR u Pill T..
STEPHEN TOLAND,. ....... Proprietor

TENIIlS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
n vile. and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks the people OF Orovlle and vicinity for
their patronage, and sollcits continuance of the
same, feeling confident that he give better sais
faction for the same money. than any other eStnb-
lishment of the Kind in Oroyillc. PIES made of
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had ut his Bakery, OF viii
be delivered AT the doors of his customers
Orovie, Dec So lcj6. d3l>tf
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..DR. GUYSOTrS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilia" is n true specific. The pro-
prietors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates of the most extraordiu ry effected
by 1t. We seiely say, Try it, 1t revives The
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood HnI hy rs tonic properties restores the
invalid to life aLd vgor. As spring and summer
mcdcihe,t has no equal. Its singuarly etfiacious
action on the blood, It's strengthening aud vIviyIng
action on the system stands pre- eininantly above all
other Sarssparllas. II you would have the
brought back 10 your check, clear healthy md
transparent skin, and life aud vgur imbued through
the ~ stem, take ,;uysotts Extrac; IF yellow Dock
and SarsnparilIa. ~ contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsapara than any oher preparation
extani which is chemically combined with the ex.
tract of Yellow Dock and the Extract OF Wild
Cherry thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient Than any oiher Sarsnpara before the pubs
he At the same tiua it is perfectly free FROM oil
mineral ppsons, which cannot be said of other Sar
sapariila compounds.
r-sy"B careful and buy none but QUART BoFTLEs
Sold by Druggists generally.
Cotton < Mcnermo,, Aaents for Oroyille,
Park < white. General Agents, and importers FOR
all valuable Patent Medicines, lS2 Washington ST..
San Francisco. mylo-3m2p
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
'ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY ASD HrrrooS SHEETS,
VILE
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor

%-a HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
F4,,iI known heretofore IIunloon's Exchange
hsliL have renovated, re fitted, newh furnished aud
Oprnrd il under the above name. with entirely new
arrangements | have erected spacious dining
hail-added large number of elegant! furnished
roo MS for Families. and am prepared To nccofnfno
date any number of guests IN manner that trust
will be satisfactory 10 All. Having had the ben.
eft OF long experience in the business, ard rs |
shall give my whole attention 10 it, intend to
make this house in all lis essential appointments .he
very best in this section OF CaliiU rnla
FRANK JOHNSON.
\ B.-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office is at bis
House. where passengers arrive from and depart 10
all points Ot the country.
December ~. 1856. d31-tf
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Corner of Second and ID streets,
MARYSVILLE.
THNIlE Proprietor "f the Western House wishes to
n inform his friends and the travelling pa lie,
that from The liberal and extensive patronage hich
has been shown She Western House, la,
reduced his Prices to the following rates
Nleals 50 s-LOdgings, so cts.
BOARD, weekly ............... ............Ss ~
BOARD, with LODGING. .......--............l0 90
SINGLE ROOMS I.eI out by the week or month,
Without bo9d-Pfices according 10 location.
THE DINING ROOM
OF the Western - the best located and the best
Quoted IN The city, and VIII be managed entirely by
X. }. MURRAY.
SELECT ROOMS
For Ladies' or Families parunizIug this popular
House, ana zoe pubic may rest assured of receiving
every attention
WE SHALL EXTEND NO CREDIT
AT the Western.
There are splendied EA1llS, n NEWS ROOM. Cigar
store, Fruit store and Geniicinens elegant SHAW
ING BALLOON, and The finest GAR ROOM, wiih the
choicest LlQLOKS and CIGARS To be found III the
cay.
The Western House is the largest and best kept
blouse IN thus city, ha ing acco mudati0ns for 900
persons There is large Fire Proof ~ e in The
posts are undcr the charge OF the proprietor, who
viii be responsible for the same
The Yves tern House VIII close each night ut II
clocS, AID open each morning AT u clock.
G. T. HENRY, Proprietor
r. JRItAN, Man tger. InY6-ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store OF
Randall 4 McDermott The subscriber would In
form the public, thai he has taken the saloon for
merI, know as the Washington Exchange. and hay-
iny reflted the same In the best manner, making II
al the same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Orovie The Bar VIII be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short
everything viii be done To promote the comfort Of
his palrons for which share OF public patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
feb!g DWARKOWSkY,
Formerly of the firm Of IIopley & Co, Marysvillc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

| There il a glenn of light IN THIS mysterious
case. The body of the murdered woman has
been recognized as his wife by French Negro
| from Losell, Mass, named Thomas Brown
Brown was brought on to Newburg by Coroner
| F-ptop and was taken To the Cemetery the day
| before Yesterday. nd vas shown tho body. which
| was taken from the vnui for the purpose, and on
his examination. stated distinctly aud positively,
that he had no doubt whatever that it was thu boz
dy of his late wife, who had been for some time
missing.
Coroner Fenton summoned he Jury on Thurs
day, and in secret session, went into a thorough
examination of the negro. He stated that he
WAS married in 1850; his wife's maiden name was
Ca,harine Asbbell; she was born IN the Province
Of New Brunswick; during the first year of her
marriage With him she left him and went to New
York; she was absent some two weeks; he went
after her, and she returned with him; since that
time they bad resided together until the 26th Of
last January. in March he heard she was in New
York. and no went there after her he found her
living in furnished rooms ut the corner of Orchard
and, he thinks, Canal streets; she was living with
u man named John Mclaughlin, white uan; he
seems 10 have had some difficulty with this man,
and Brown caused his arrest, and Ind him brought
before the Court on the charge of abduction; tho
complaint was dismissed. On the 18th of March
they went to Boston. She stayed in Boston un-
Ill the 23d when she returned to New York
business Brown said this business WAS in rela.
ton TO trial of her on charge of grand larceny.
lle did not know who was the complainant. \
man by the name of Sparks was her bail. Iie
saw his wife on board the cars, and had not seen
her since. On the 2Sth of April he had letter
from her. in which she spenks of some money
matters, and says her trial is soon to come of.
" bile they were living together in New York
threats had been made against him, and there
was an evident desire TO have him out Of the way
lie believed that it was dangerous for him to
main in Now York. On being asked why this
was thu he replied that certain persons in
the city who were well known as desperate char
acters were aware that his wife had made him
acquainted with some Of their operations. He
gave to the jury the names and residence of sew
eral persons whose presence is deemed impor
tnni and officer Clark sent to New York 10
procure witnesses whose attendance is deemed
essential. Up to o'clock last night Mr.. Clark
had not returned, but was hourly expected
These are all the particulars which have been
made ppsIio; but tho Coroner has other facts in
his possession which will DO disclosed at the
proper tme.--N. y. Mirror
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

that free soil State He said be with the Dem
ocratic party but was not oft.
lie spoke ofMr. buchanan said be had some
confidence in his honesty and integrity, but feared
his power 10 stem the torrent of Black Republican,
ism arraycd against him.
He graphic 10 his description Of The corrupt
scenes to be witnessed In Washington How men,
fallen from their high estate, paradcd the streets fiji
cd the Hobbies Of the Representative Halls hrong
ed around the Executive Department With their Price
placarled in figures upon their heads OF these were
Walker and Stanton, the Penusylyan bank
rupt and the other an uuprneiplel political gambler
Both had sought and obtained position and power IN
Kansas and ready 10 wiel i at the bidding of
the party which would pay best. Walkers PROPOSE
ton TO have the constitution OF the Kansas Convon-
ton submitted to the people before II was presented
10 Congress with a demand for admission into the
Union he denounced in measured terms. He said
was unprecedented and intended only to the
State to Black Repubcanism.
Col. Keitt emphatically declared the country now
divided into sectional parties and that the great strug
gle on the one side for equality and independence,
aud on the other for supremacy, would he decided
In the Presidential election in $50. He snid he
had no confidence in the National Democracy to up
hold the Constitution and the Unou--ihat eve
ry day the one party was growing weaker and the
other stronger, aud that whenever Black Repubi-
cansm got the ascendancy the Constitution would
be no barrier Of protection to the southern and weak
er marty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
Kaaaaa and Coy. WaIkCr

In our issue If Yesterday, in reply 10 m arti
ole in the Bedford Democrat, we gave several of
the reasons which induced us to believe that it
was a tor"gone determination with Governor
Walker. with the assent of MIR. Buchanan, to
use his official and personal influence towards
making Kansas u Free State. We also express
cd what we conceived was the object of this
viz. the saving of the Northern Democratic par.
ty from utter overthrow and defeat. At the time
of writing It. we had no idea our views would ro-
ceive strong confirmation as is found below,
from one Of the leading, and most eloquent mem
bers of the Democratic party in the House of
Representatives. The ink with which We had
written the article was scarcely dry. before the
Petersburg ln,elligencsr brought US the follow
ing resume Of speech delivered by the Hon.
Lawrence NJ Keitt of South Carolina at pub
lie dinner recently given him by the citizens ef
Cberaw, in that State. 1t will be observed that
Col. Keitt has very much the same opinon--on.
ly more strongly expressed-as ourselves. in re-
spect of Walker and Stanton, and the designs of
the administration in Kansas:
Col Keitt says the Chcraw Gazette, discussed the
Kansas qu~stion-presented ii in its many phases,
and expressed his apprehensions of the portentous
struggle Of Northern fanaticsm aided by southern
treason to crush out the rights Of the South in that
Territory. He expressed his want of confidence in
Walker and Stanton, both Of whom he denounced as
unprincipled trading politicians, who ready to
seii the shareholders interest in Kansas for price
he spoke OF the National Democratic pary-of its
want OF principle aud its readiness all times to sell
the Sonth at any price which would secure to its
leaders the glorious spos of victory. lie snid it
Was this party that had time and again, robbed the
SCUM oy tarn exactions-had shorn her of her rights
In The Territory of California--snd, by advice Of
Walker, had robbed her of portion ofrcxas to make
u free so--expressed his fears that the same party
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
Further from Texas.

The Galveston Civilian, 25th inst. says the
late refreshing rains have visited every part of
the State. except the counties of Gonzales and
Guadalupe. whore drought still prevails. The
wheat crop will be excellent. and other crops
promise abundant harvests.
A man named Siaache jumped from the San
Antonio stage, few days since into the G dada
lupe, but was iaken out by the passengers, and
resumed his seat in the stage. On arriving at
Seguin, he remained in the stage until the other
passengers had left it, and then blew out his
brains with a pistol. The cause of the suicide
is not stated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
nchburx Daily Courier.

The first number of this Journal published by
Mcdonald & Duke, made its appearance yes
terdsy. Mr. Mcdonald is we'll and favorably
known to the readers Of the Virginian, having
been connected with this paper for several years
past Mr.. Duke has also been connected with
the press of the State. The Courier is II hand
somely printed sheet, aud its editorials and selec-
tons display talent, industry, and taste. Wo
extend to the Courier cordial welcome in tho
arena Of journalism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
wi-"r'. ""i-"m Of wild Cherry.-F,o~ the Ed

thf UdNImOTe T'nfTIU.
BALTinoKy, Dee. lr-Dr. STA ~ Fonie Roston Mass
Dear - feel Ii 10 be due TINT lady
member of family bad been suffering several
der bronchial affection and the disease had made such
gres Outstanding the hest medca aid had been consulted
that great fears entersned that the disease nh her
with many others might speedily terminate ia death
dccd through the pcrsuas uf friend to your
DH WIsiAKs BAsAM % WILD CHrRRf and after she had
taken three bottles sc felt entirely relieved Of the attack
Very respectfully yours, J. y. MUTTON.
None genuine nn,cs, 'lRned BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH " Fi"iE n 60. lir " ashingtou Street, Bos.
ton iroprrtors sold 'y their agents eserywhere
For sale by J. II SEAN.
nla, IL iiaA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
Sales in New York Mohda, OF $40 Virginia c at
$92


The value Of foreign good mp 're AT the port of
Boston during the week ead,ng GOA aii., amount
Sl,l72372 The imports Ut the corresponding week
in 1886 amounted to S7s7 4vS, showing au Increase
in 1851 OF $685., l64.
The exports OF specie from New York during the
week ending 3Uth nt amatnte ito - IL 4,00l 81,
making grand total irou 1t jam ~ to date. of
Sl445s,731,2e THIS iuclul ) 053 101 by the Ara
go, Saturday.
During the past month 1913 applications for boun-
~ land were received the pension Office and 439
warrants issued, to satisfy waeh will require 5l3,9 300
acres OF land The totti number of applications
cel'ed IS 274,S23. The total number OF warrants is
sued rs 203, o1". 10 satisfy these warrants will re-
quire 25.325,050 acres of puulic land
RIo DEJASEIRo MAHKGr, April i3-S lies of coffee
since the sailing OF The Mrlway amouat to 30 900
bags that Is between the ,iu March and tn of nj
The stock Is reported At 10000 bags; 81 900 bags
nave been shipped 10 the States, So TO North of
Europe aud 5000 to the Mediterranean. Round lots
for the States brought +9900a5SO0o The exports in
the three hrNt mon rs OF o5I are 593 400 baas of
which 3o2 800 were to The States against sos 300 in
the same period of 1886, OF which lab 100 were to
the States. Exchange with Loudon was ga
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
lpmenpnr0 1'trD,ntan


.yswr call the of ADVERTISERS to the Importance
of the NIRGfStAS advertising medium oar tally ana
country ga,rs circulation ~ the SCUM Nesfo
part Of the State whence grow nag aae reeaS ~ sas
~. rsia. eite. There daily pates published within
huua,s 4 mites OF ,hs pout sud the completion
T ~. yrvan. and Railroad the line Of the lat
sf contribute make the Nirsnan The paper for
nj $500, 80 ii can send daily telesrshio information ~
IN al Of Others which Doubtless sil ensur. for
a. esy Increased circulation For the int 'rmaiien Of our
rers In that woud thai Intend &c give
,,ar,ir1i. attention TO the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
syw RnoK ny 'MauioS HARLAsD"-We

A sEw RooK By MARION HARLAsD."-We learn
that the a. thor of Alone and THE Hi iden PATH,
has nearly completed new novel, for Nessrs. Derby
and Jackson Mrs. Tcrhnne formerly Miss Virginia
Hawes) is lady of peculiar talent, an earnest and
thoughtful worker and we expect the new volume to
surpass her previous works admirable they were
We understand 81, 900 copies OF Alone and the Hid
den Path have been sold in this country besides nu-
meroas editions on the Continent of Europe.-Home
Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

We learn that Governor Wise has rendered to Chas
T.. Carr, esq, Of kanawha county, the post OF Lien
Governor Of this State, made vacant by the resgna-
ton OF Lieut.. Gov. McComas. Mr.. Carr is native Of
Charlottesville, though long resident Of Western
Virginia. where he is we'll known the President OF
"a Bank in Kama VIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

A Cincinnati frm has shipped on speculation
to the western territories since the I'd of March
one hundred and fifty ready made houses.
These buildings of the cottage style. and.
though transported in pieces, can be put up ready
for occcupancy in forty minutes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

cr coarse food, which he assures US neither love
nor money could procure for him. On account OF
this scarcity of food farmers compelled to
TN, hay in N sanond market and We frequently see
lrse aHauaies of this article brought up on the
Railroad, which grown in the Western part Of
the State Of New York"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

'Witchcr candidate.
MAGsrKarEs ELEcrED--Jos. Sheppersou, at Dis
tret. vice W. A. Clement. resigned; Van r. Otey,
4ih District vice John g. W ard removed from Dist,
and 5 s Diuguid nth District vice Geo W. Thorn
hill removed from county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

Ia the spring OF 1855. W. ii. Ross Elk Gov
.of Delaware, whilst on Il tour through the West
for the benefit of his health, purchased some
town lots in Kansas Territory. He has but late
there he sold his land and realized something
fifteen thou sand dollars by the speculation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
Shipmenss oC Tea from Oh mn

The quantity If tea shipped from China to Both
June last year amounted t" S9.OUmO00 lbs. The
estimated quantity to be shipped for the year end
ing Both June next is 10, 900 900 lbs; but to 18th
March last it was 81 000OU0 lbs, against H.,
100000 at same time last year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

On "Wednesday morning. the 81 inst, at st. Pauls
Church, by the Rev. W II. Kincklc, Mr. JAMES G..
Baooks, of Richmond 10 Mrs. MANY NJ. TussTALL, Of
this city.
Richmond pers please CODY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE

Il -, AN s's y - "md for -aie Seven Thous
W anu rounds at LEAD PIPE, assorted sizes from In
inch caIbrc Also Pumps IIydrau.e Rams nnr i y" y
brass and Rated Counter Wss4bssis Shampon,inc Mn
a'i op 'ocks MARIE v ashaasirs Water Closets Shna
haihs, Bath Ibbs, il"sr Pipes Couplings Basin pine. w.
~ stove and lin Warehouse, second door belny, H. ~
EsrI. :, '-H"e''u's "a c S BLISS