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VIRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR
CLOTHING !--CL HING!-CLOTRING
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Just opened. q large stock Of READY MADE
CloTHIN Nc. at the following low prices:
We can QieT greater largalns la Clothing than ca
be obtained elsewhere IN thus city. Owing To our
hui ding, we dad not lay in our stock rs others did.
and We bOu2 ht at great sacnfces, owing TO the
state Of the Rarket. .r
Heavy Winter Overooats. o. 90 to SO %
Heavy Body Goats. s 80 to 20 90
Black Cloth Coats .-..-.-- ........ 2 80 to II 20
Winter lined Cassl lmere Pants. soto 500
Winter inod Caskimere Vests, dou-
bie breasted. ] p to ~
Boys Overcoats. Observation-Disclosures. 275to 600
Boys Jacf cts. Observation-Disclosures. | 50 to 5 90
Wooen Pants. Observation-Disclosures. I Is to 2 50
Having of the largest ard bnest assOrtments
of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES an tins city, we
prepared to make Clothing order at the short
ost notice.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
n2 so Pa. ave-. bet. eth and 10th sits.
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RlOOl A YEAR

II ,OOK AT ELLlS'S Stock OF PIANOS
IL before purchasing elsewhere. pI0
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VIOLINs, FLUTES, MUSIC.
@de-, at ELLiSs, Sos, between eth and 10th
streets. ...- .r.a . nIO
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Mr.. J. TOMAS. Str: The pair OF Speotacles yeU
furnished me yesterday are particularly satIslacOr,
To me. They are very decidedly the beat possess
and Lam the owner OF sght nine pairs, srsfulls
selected IN different places and from opticians rec
omm mended TO me on account or their pr0fessioua
standing IN France, Eng and the United Ststes
! have been also pleased with your remarks and III
Teclons on the trsatnent of the eyes, fOr tks pur
pose of preserving aud ImprYyiIg the slgkt
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
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], and ordered TO be sol.

Jacob A. Claar. .f.Fr.t a,#
BANrsTER Brown, Sh'f. ]. G.
April %, 1857. 5-tds.
.,. SheriG's sale.
By virtue oI awrit Of Fieri facias, issued from
the Court of COmmen Pleas Of Jackson county
Ohio, will expose to public sale, at the door of
the Court House, in said county, on the 3Oth Gay
of May 1857, at o'clock, the following de-
scrbed real estate to.wit: The South West quar-
ter of the South East quarter Of Section No. 90,
in Township 6, of Range "a, of the Congress
Lands subject to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio, up
praised at $40O. ~
! will also by virtue Of said writ, at the same
place, on the 9Th day of May. A. D. 1857, at II
o'clok, A, NJ. expo e to public sale, the following
described personal propertyi to-wit One yoke Of
red and white spotted wOrk-cattle; One two
horsa w uon aud nna grav mara all af the fore.
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iISTER BROWN.

April, 20, 1851. 5~tds.
aF. --.H ShcTiA's Sale. ..-.F
Jacob A. ClaOr pl'F In jackson County
s. W. Norris wife def's Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale made by said Court,
in the above named action, will expose to public
sale at the door of the Court House in said County
Of jackson, on the SOth day Of May d., 1857, at
o'clock 2. NJ, the following described property to
wit: .I. H ''
Two acres from of the southerly side and includ-
ing all South Of the portion sold and decided to John
LOckhart by Jacob Claar by indentures of the date
of October l0th 1885, of tho tract or lot of ground
bounded vizBeginning 10 links south Of the north
west corner of Out-Lot No. 6S, township No. Z, and
range No. 49, and in the south half of the town Of
jackson, thence south chains and Is links; thence
north SO degs Z. chains and 9l links; thence north
% deg. w. 8 chains; thence S. 81 deg. W. chains
and 81 links to the place Of beginning, containing
four acres, all of which above described and is sit
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ed upon as the property

Hoove, to satisfy an execution from said Court,
in case of Bunn d Brother, against Thomas B.
West Samuel Hoover. rr
BANISTER BROWN, Sh'ff. j. G.
April, %, 1850 5-tds. HAT
SHERlFF'S SALE. EE
By virtue of Il writ of f. fa, execution, issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for jack
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
10 sale at public auction at the door Of tho Court
House, in the town CT Jackson Jackson county Ohio,
on The SOFA day of May, A. d. 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock,
p M the following described real estate situate in
Jackson county, Ohio, to wit;-Being In Lot num-
Der 1875, in the town Of Jackson in said county, ex
eepting one-fOurth of said Lot, commencing at the
North corner thereof and running southwest one
half Of the length of said Lot thence south to
the center Of said Lot thence northeast to the mid
die of said north end of said Lott thence TO the
place of beginning. Also all that part Of out lot
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H FlNiO EN- DhO" IN OneTlH j. v.
ii 80, 1857. 6-2w
SHERIFF'S SALE,
ursuance Of an order Of the court of Com
q f4sgds within and for the county of Jack
'SSh, Ohio, made at the March term thereof A.
ADv 1851, in the case of Margaret Feree, against
JohnsDuncan and wife, will offer at public
outcry, at the door Of the Court House, in Jack I.
son, Jackson county, Ohio, on
Monday, June 1st, A. D. 1857,
At II o'clock A. NJ. of said day. as upon execu-
tiOn at law, the following real estate, to witt
Being part of section No. 90, township I, and
range No. le, in the south half of the town of
Jackson, in Jackson county, Ohio, beginning
l3 poles and 10 links south OF the northwest
corner Of out lot No. 81; thence south 70 poles
and ~ links; thence N 81 deg, +. II poles;
4hancn NJ 0El/ dor w nolan and 1917 liuke,
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leet- Iron Ware, which we

public on the most reasonable terms. And, III
fact, We intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, April l6, 1857. Att ....
Partition Notice.
Joseph and Margaret Weston, a- .a ~.
VS.. In jackson Com
Sarah Maloney and others, mon Pleas. %
..- In Partition. ... .H-.a r..l .... .
Elizabeth Patten, and Jefferson Patten, Of Leav-
enwor,h city, Kansas Territory, Jane Huffman and
James Huffman, Of Beaver county Pennsylvania,
Samuel J. Maloney, of Allegheny county, Pa and
Sarah Aaloney, widow of William Maloney, late of
jackson Co., Ohio, deceased, Henry Maloney, James
Maloney, William Maloney John MalOney, Sarah
Maloney. Rosna MalOney, Nancy Maloney and Ma
ry A. Maoney, Of the county Of Jackson, and Stale
Of Ohio, will take notice that petition was filed
against them, on the l4th day Of April, A. D. 1857,
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Jackson, and State of Ohio, by Joseph
Weston, and Margaret Weston, his wife, aud is now
pending wherein said Joseph Weston, and Marga-
ret his wife demand partition Of the following real
estate, situate in the county Of Jackson and State
of Ohio, to wit: The east half Of the north west
quarter of section No. "a, township No. 9, range
No. 10, containing 80 acres also, the northwest
quarter of the north cast quarter of section No.
"a, township No. 8, range No. 10, containing 40
acres. Also the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. "a, township No. O. range
M 10 containip0 Az oorna Alec fhn soufh hall
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I MNIU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HDVUllllUUMl


aSHERlFF'S SALE.
By virtue Of four several writs off. ia.
issued from the court of Common Pleas.
of Jackson county, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, | will. on MONDAY, the llth
DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1857, at o'clock,
p. NJ, at Salt Lick Furnace, in said
county, expose at public auction, the fol-
lowing prOperty:-Two piles Of Stone
Goals supposed to contain in n'all, about
b,0o0 bushels One pile Of Char Coal,
opposed 10 contain about 1900 bushels.
One pile Of Iron Ore. supposed TO contain
about 400 tons--One pile of burned Iron
Ore, supposed TO contain about 100 tons.
Nine Yoke of work Oxen--2 Ok wagons
and beds-2 carts-l two horse wagon,
Iand 2000 cords OF wood, in the cord and
pit; said property levied upon as the
property. of Grafton. Hoffman Il Co., al
.vhs several writs of Paul & Taylor. of
H.C. Messenger, Of Bum & Brother and
OWN. Hall, all against said Grafton,
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Sheriff's Sale y 4
Samuel Bum -
VS.,
John NJ Martin & wiie,)
Notice is hereby given, that | will expose to
public auction, al The door Of the Court House.
Ia Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on
The 30th day OF May 1857
All o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following
real estate TO wit Lots No. 81 and 2S, in town
ship No. &, in Range lS, each containing 80
acres Of the land commonly called the Scioto
Salt Reserve, situated in jackson county Ohio,
ordered to be sold by the Court Of common Pleas
Of said county, at the suit Of Samuel Bum.
Appraised-said lot No. 81, az $3,O0O,--said
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that, at the next term of said court, the said Jo-
seph Weston, and Margaret Weston, his wife, will
apply for an order that partition may be mode Of
said premises. Dated this l4th day of April, A.
D. 1857. Joseph Weston, and Margaret, his wife,
by DUNCAN Stevenson, their Attorneys.
April ls, '57. 4-6w
khst Notice. <nE
William s. VIII iams, In the Probate
Ex'r of Thos. W. Lewis, decd, Court in and
VS.. for Jackson
Edward A. Campbell, and 9th. County, Ohio
ers. The said Ed
ward A, Campbell, and Ann W Lewis, William
Lewis, Jemuel Lewis, Sarah Lewis and Catha-
rine Lewis, will take notice, that on the l4tiI
day of April, A. D, 1857, William S. Williams,
executor of Thos. W. Lewis, decd, filed petit
ton in said Court against them. praying the
court to authorise and empower him as such
executor to complete for aud in behalf Of the
Heirs of said Thos W. Lewis, certain written
contract, entered into by said Thos W. Lewis, &
said Edward A, Campbell, dated February oath,
A, d. ls5j, feg she sale aud conveyance by
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m M 191A VsA QIA
Is expected to make It's appearance, neyerthe.
less,
M. STERNBERGER & co.,


-a STOCK OF GOODS l2f.
That has ever come to Jackson or its vicinity,
which they will be able, nevertheless the advance
in goods, to sell them as cheap as the cheapest,
and the one one price system Is our motto sL
II would take volume 10 enumesate the arti
cles they keep, Of which, we will mention few
French, English and German a'
Broad Cloth, cassimeres, satinets, vestings, and
tweeds, and an extensive stock of summer wear.
The Latest Style Of oi Ladies
Dress Goods,
Such as Fancy and Plain Black aud Figured
Dress Silk, Bareges Brillianteens, Lawns, De.
barre, Poplins of the best and latest sty les; also
large assortment of French and English Mo.
renios, Lusters, Alpaca, Delaines, &C., DC.
White Goods.
A large stock of plain aud figured swiss, bishop
lawns, Indian null, plain and figured Jaconets,
bobinets, grecianets, white black, blue and pink
grapes; green, brown and Blue worsted and silk
bareges, for walls.
French Embroidery.
Large stock Of worked collars, sleeves. shimi,
sets, handkerchiels, odging, inserting, window
curtains &c.
Silk and Straw Goods.
Silk, straw, and gimp bOnnets, of the latest
style and Lest quality; misses and childrens'
Flats and Hats, glmps and cord. In addition,
we have got the best, fiuest, largest aud cheap
est stock Of ribbons that is, or ever has been
brought to this country.
Look out for Hosiery and Trimmings.
Black, white fancy silk, kid, and Isle thread
gloves; black, white, mixed. and satil colored
hose; silk and cotton half hose; black and fan
cy stocks and craVats. ~ -''t'fi
Fancy Buttons.
White and fancy linen aud cotton handker.
chiefs; large assortment OF siIk and velvet
dress trimmings.
A large stock Of summer shawls and mautil.
las; black silk, French tippet and cashmere
Shawls, Of the latest styles.
American Industry.
Latest style Of calico. brown and bleached mus
lin, tickings, checks, hickory, blue, and slate col
ored drilling, paper muslin, table diaper, ging-
hams, black, green, and scarlet velvet; linen Ia
Bile cloth; red, white and green hannes.
Lorge Stock OF Boots and Shoes.
A good selected stock for ladies', misses and
chldren's wear.
Clothing Department. b.. ags
| Thov Lava recaivpd tho host and most Ready
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Ut uUI IoHtI" TICe9 Uy J. II. " III Z FMUNEI
March 26 .57-;-3m. Chillicothe, Ohio.
ATTENTION.! =.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of stock
holders, Of tho firm Of Powell 0akes d Co., the
name and stYe Of Aaid firm WAS changed 70 hY nunn
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I139 y 60
- aalade extensive improvements in
the PM~EiTIx Foundry, Qately purchas-
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new and
improved 1eatterns Of various styles to our stock
we find it necessary, principally, as many stove
dealers We SO remote from u.s. that they but sell
dom visit this nisrkct lose sales ofmsny articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal In &c
their advantage did they but knoeSttle quality
and style Of our work.
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have considered it best to produce
very inferior article, in order 10 meet the
present low prices OF stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rability, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the vely best selected Pig Metal, Manufac-
tured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared to introduce Improvements
in principle and design Of our stoves, that their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And tits even so, that our
@ TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two si2cs,) rs far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every oar.
ticuiar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove, '.." a
s.. THE GOLDEN AGE,
Far superior to any thing Of the kind in this
market. We have other Stoves Of various si-
zes and patterns, and manufactured ofthe best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to poor one: aud re-
lying as we do on The superiority of our stoves
over the majority of those now in market, fatter
ourselves that, will they but examine particular.
ly into the general character OF stoves now made
and consult their interest, ours will BE- preferred
10 the majority now in this market. ..
.s... PL0WS AND POINTS, .....
Pittsburgh Plows and points, 3 sizes. Also
Points OF our own menuiacture, which we war
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
funded. And an assortment Of Hollow ware.
Wagon. Boxes. Crates and fronts Door and win
dow Sills and Caps kept constantly on hand, or
Manufactured 10 Order. ....
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds Of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carrying on the ........
Timing Business.
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or lcss. Appraised at $500. Terms cash.
BANlSTER BROWN, Sheriff, J. c.
Anril 30 ISL 6-ths -
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VARIABLE FARM
NN I" HE 80 "a Ea> Nc
~ a a A "a @zz.A

III y " AJEVS5 UI IifaN
Land, In this county. known a. the Mo,Ls d..
Wis FARN, on ihe direct road leading from Mai.
ison Furnace to Gallipois via Cetnerville, with.
in miles Of the "Cross K Roads Sat ion, s. &H.
V. r. r., 3 miles from Limestone aud Madison
Furnaces. % acres improved; BALANCE well
timbered. Good house, well Of excellent water,
and so young. bearing lrGit trees on tie
same. To any one Wishing good farm
bargain. can bshad in the pnrchase Of the q.
bovs. Price $500. $500 do"n. balance in one
and Two years, with interest on deferred pay
lnents. Apply, personally or by letter, to the
subscriber, at Hamar, Washington county, o.
or Of "a. NJ. Wadde, CeEteryiAe; Thurman +. O.
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,nase WIIH Int psOl
the Book Store OF


March 26 '57-l-3m. Chillico,he, Ohio.
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,'clock A. NJ. and a o'clock P. NJ. Of said day,
he following described real estate situate In said

jackson county, to.wit: In Lot number fifty.
three in James Town addition to the Town of
Jackson, in said county, ordered to be sold as
the property Of Peter Ewing, at the suit of c. A.
N. Damarin & Co. Appraised at 1880.
BANlSTER BROWN, Sh'G. J.C.
April %, 1851. 5-tds H-'
SHERIFF,S SALE.-THE STATE OF
OHIO JACKSON COUNTY, IS.
Pursuant to the command of an order
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ciple and design of our stoves, ii

wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And It's even so, that our ...
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two sizcs,) Is far superior to the much vaun
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J. ]. Hoffman, William Hatfield.
NV Longbon, :" VIM. NJ. Cissna,
William Allen, Exr. William Allen.
Andrew Cassidy, William Lyons.
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10" oITTs aHu OdPs h1PV VVusrdIItIy OH HuHui UT
Manufactured 10 Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds Of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carrying on the ........
Thinning Business.
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maue UIOIHIHg' IUIPPTIug SuHHVI WVaI' tHas
we have ever seen in this or any other market
The stock consists " Goats, pants, vests, draw.
ers shirts, collars. bosoms, flOm the finest quail
ty to common. Their stock is too large to emu
merate. .. t.a,.....
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Hats and Caps.

HHNs0 WV
They have thu best and cheapest stock of Silk,
Fur, cashmere, Panama, leghorn, English straw
al. uoko thot k.e haan hrnnOht f0
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am G. Mellen.
IANAsTER BROWN, sE,rif J. G. !.
5-tds ~
Ita and Cincinnati
rMAHE@DA.D Ds
|5zdyy1 { Nln
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The ChoIera i'm Europe.

The cholera has made its appearance in the
North Of Europe, and this Z ct has necessarily
produced some uneasiness 10 England. The course
OF tho disease is substantially the same that
which it pursued when il first broke out 10 that
country some five or six and twenty years back,
aud caused fearful mortality and indescFibabie
cons ernatfon. A more intimate acquaintance With
this unwelcome visitor has shown that with the
necessary care and precaution its terrors may be
CRAFTY Iessefed, and the British Central Board of
Health has sounded the tocsiD. so as to awaken
the energies OF the people to the DANGER There
is often source OF good in evil things, and the
cholera has not been without certain advantage
in inducing many excellent sanitary improvements
which othe' wise would never have been carried
out, or at least been indefinitely postponed. Bet
ter sewerage, better air, purer water, and the 9TH
er adjuncs to longevity have been introduced into
most of the great towns, aud people have been
found willing to tax ttemselVes to secure immu-
nifty from this and kindred diseases. When the ep-
idemic does cross the German Ocean, the Liver
pool Times thinks it will find resistance to its pro-
gFess 10 the improved dwellings of the people on
the east coast, and in better method OF treating
the premontOry symptoms of the disease. Il ap-
pears from the tables of mortality Of the Regstr ar
General for the last quarter that the summer of
this year has not only been more healthy than usu-
al, but that the temperature has been higher, &C.
eompanied with a considerable decrease in the
number Of pulmonary complaints AHl-
eTjean.
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THE GROWTH OF INDIGo.-There are num-
der of productions which enter largely into
he list of our imports that might easily and
Proftably be raised On our own soil. Among
these is Indigo. Although it is a native Of
the Southern part of our own country, its cul-
tivation has been neglected and the vast a
mount used by our people has hitherto been i'm =
ported from the British possessions in India.
The English government has fOstered its Guilt
walton In her own colonies, and has almost
completely mOnopolized the trade in it. The
present war in India will unquestionably affect
very seriously the supply in this staple, and
consumers viii have to look elsewhere for il.
In this emergency it might be well for Southern
planters to give some attention TO its cultiva-
tion, and make il finally a staple product of
our own country. The Scientific American,
In abiding to its cultivation, says SIT will grow
on recently cleared lands and requires very
moist soil; it must also be protected from high
winds, and in time OF drought should be well
irrigated"
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APrnciicaI Kennedy

The National fateiigeacer e." The strong
feeling entertained by the people in general on
count of the exotbitantly high pricns which pro-
visions and other necessares that enter into family
consumption are held has taken a very practical
form in some quarters. In order 30 correct this
excessive dearness so far as they can do it for
themselves, considerable number Of heads Of fam
lilies In this city have united and formed assOeis-
| lions for the purchase Of articles by wholesale.
Thus there already a Flour Association and
Bacon Association, and Butter league is to fol-
low. Ten dollars actual subscription entities any
one to become a member, and the moneys thus
collected placed in of our banks, subject to
draft by the parties in Baltimore, Cincinnati, or
| New York, from whom the purchases are made,
Should these enterprises succeed they will proba-
bly, be followed by others, embracing other items
OF consumption, of which a cargo of potatoes from
Maine may be among che number
/ There is much practical wisdom in the above
move, aud If carried ou 10 good Aith il must ultl-
mate advantageOusly. Ia times like these, when
people are reduced to the necessity Of economzing
they have bat little money 70 spare for 1trava-
CANT profits 10 intermediate dealers between produ-
GERS aud consumers. Even al best, When money
Il abundant aud sources Of industry aurestreined.
il IS not very agreeable 10 nd monopoHsts putting
Up the price OF every article Indispensable for fam-
~ consumption oneghird, more, beyond is in
sdnse valas. EOl uafseqaeatly e that these
iuIermediats dealers will purchase largely Of az ar
tlee, AID rather than iall from their axsd prlee-
| agreed upon in eomhIaadon-allos said commodity
60 ros or wsste GA their hAnds We have alWays
believed thas CONSUMERS eeeld greatly economics
by purchasing more directly from producers, Or il
po.siele, lrom arss hands. The plan adopted Ia
wasiiHs ton is good one. sBd mighs prove highly
advantageous Il pat into practise Ia al she laFss
cities.