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HEALTH AND LUXURY
Inv AL ABLE MIC.
GREGORY'S
VEGETABLE BRANDY BITTERS !

| A VAST AMOUNT OF NAUSEATING AND
AnoXous compounds having been thrust into the
market under the name of Bitters" it becomes
the duty of the Proprictors and Agents for the
sale of the celebrated
Gregorys Vegetable Brandy Bitters,
TO expose the fact, and absolve themselves from
giving tact assent to any merit claimed to be
possessed by those injurious compounds. The
special qualities Of GREGORY'S BITTERS are
to renovate and invgorate the body, promoting
activity in the digestive organs, and consequent
ly eradicating dyspepsia and other similar com
plants incident to sedentary life. To all trav-
eers, either by land or sea- to miners and others
whose occupation calls for severe muscular action
these Bittcrs will be found of invaluable service
The high standing of DIR, GREGORY, the discov-
erer, was the first guarantee Off superior excel
lence, its own uncqualled merits has since estab-
lshed for it a worldwide celebrity. Dr. Gregory
has for years been at the head of the Medical
Faculty in London, and twice President of the
London College of Physicians and Surgeons.
These Bittels are composed of carefully select
ed roots of fine tonic character, and the choicest
brands of French Brandics, making them an
hcalthfu sppetser. So generally are their mer-
its admitted that they are always to be found in
every respectable Saloon Hotel, and amongst the
stores of every steamer or packet ship.
Il. LAMLIN e. co,
l3l Clay street,
Are the SOLE MANUFACTURERS and DEAL
EIS in this admirable tonic in California, and
MESSRS. C. RENAUD q CO.,
Are their Agents in Sacramento.
Orders addressed to either Of these firms will
receive prompt attention. A liberal discount
made to dealers i. LAMLIN& Co.
l3l Clay street.
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[coNrINuED NEXT wEEK.l

THE MORMON WIFE-A ,rife in Utah cannot live
out half her days In families where polygamy
has been introduced, she suffers an agony OF ap-
prehension on the subject which can scarcely be
conceived, much more described. There IS a sad,
complaining, suffering look, which ls obvious to
the most ordinary observer which tells the story,
if there we're no other evidences on the subject.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

A PROJECTED RIVAL TO THE TMEs,'-A meet
ing for the purpose Of establishing newspaper
to rival the London Times, has been held in Eng
land and movement started to raise paid up
capital of two aud half millions Of dollars for
the purpose. The project was inaugurated by sew
era clergymcn who take exception to the theo-
logical character of the Times and il Is said that
fifty thousand dollars Of the stock has already
been subscribed, Newspapers established to com
pete with or break down existing journals seldom
succeed even in living long, to say nothing of
accomplishing their object.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 90
COUNTY OF TRINITY,
In the District Court of the 10Th Jud. Dist.
BuR, Baker & Robins, Plaintiff, IS Hathin' and
HsHer, Defendants.
TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or CALL
l. FORNIA, To JAMES O. WATKINS and
CHESTER WITTER You are hereby summon
ed to answer the complaint Of Alpheas Bull,
George p. Baker and William Robbins, flea
against you, as follows II served on you in this
County, within ten days; if served out of said
County and in this Judicial District within TWEEN
ty days; in all other cases within forty days, in
each case exclusive of the day of such service, i'll
all action commenced against you in the aforesaid
Court, on the 18th day of August, a, d. 1856
wherein the said Plaintiffs prays judgment against
YOU, the said Defendants, for the sum of two
thousand and seventy-fve SS-l00 dollars, costs OF
suit and money disbursements, being amount due
on a promissory note made and executed as set
forth in said Plaintiffs Complaint. If you fail to
answer said complaint as herein directed, the
Plaintiffs will take judgment against you by de-
fault for said amount of 5000 68-lO0, costs oil
suit and money disbursements as III said Com
plaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF
- the District Court of the fifteenth Judi
! cial District, this Fourteenth day OF
LS' November in the year of our Lord one
- thousand eight hundred and ffty-six.
II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk.
5all, Baker & Robbins, District Court 18th
Us. Suulol"e t i,rc Dtstiic
flames O. Watkins, Chester State of California T'Il
Witter- S'Tn'i - " , y ~
examination of the papers now on M in the Dis
trict Court of Trinity County in the cau-c' IL Il
ordered that service be made on each of the abo'
named Defendants by publication of the summons
IN tbe above cause, once week for the period OF
,Iyee montng in the Trinity Journal, newspaper
printed and published in WeayerylllG' Trinity
county California. ~ j. MlLLnh,
Attest H. j. SEAMAN, Clefh ol thc i''N
judicial District Court, Trinity County.
Weaver, Nov 10Th, 1886. 45tf
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NoyEr DmECrIoN.-T following says the
American,w was on the back of letter deposited in
the Sacramento Post Olilce yesterday, and which
we sincerely hope will reach its destination 1t
would seem Ns though the writer had suffered
slightly from the effects of calico and auburn
hair otherwise he could not have written 30
feongly upon the subject:
Give this start and send it right.
TO ST. Louis in the State of Pike,
Where John O'Mellon may be found
Gallonting some mans girl around.
Hand him this and tell him to beware,
OF Calico and Auburn hair.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

TOUGH SUBSCRIBER to country paper was
struck from It's mail list, because he wouldn't pay
up. Tho delinquent's wife insisted wrathiully
that she knew what was newspaper law--that
she did-tho proprietor was bound to send the pa
per until all arrearages were pdidP
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A PAPER.-A child begin
ming to read becomes delighted with a newspa
per because he reads the names of things which
are familiar and will make progress accordingly
A newspaper in one year is worth more than
quarters schooling to a child.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

Az OLD NEGRo returning one night from a dan
cling frolic, when crossing the river lost his oars,
and came near swampng Determined to do what
be had never done before, he dropped on his
knees and exclaimed, Oh, Massa Lord II eber
gwine to help old Ira, now's de time
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tbe bonsn of farmer and being about 10 leave
called little Eddy the farmers Son, and asked
him what he should give him for present. Ed
dy who had been brought up in the fear of God
and had great respect for the cloth thought 1t
was his duty to suggest something OF a religious
nature so he answered. hcstatingly
'f-I-I-Mmk | should like Testament, but
KNOW | should like squirt-gun,
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vrcrous-To persist in kissing pretty, BLACK
eyed girl, when she resolutely declares sne w,sh.
es YOU not to. 1t looks just as II you wouid NJ
tax c her word.
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national DEBr.--The population OF Great
Britain and the United States are about equal
yet the interest on the debt OF Great brl'aln su
amounts annually to more than three times the
tphole amount Of our debt
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

PRopAnLE 1t is said that no man who has paid
regularly for his newspaper was ever known W
have been bitten by mad dog.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

AK enterprising but ignorant South American
has sent TO an Albany locomotive shop for one
hundred COW catchers.' lie expects to use them
in taking wild cattle on the plains of Paraguay,
in place of the asso.
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Trinity Co. Official DIRECTORY.

The Board OF supervisors meet the ISL MONDAY
In February, May, August and November.
DISTRICT COURT-l5TH DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
boldt
TERMs-1n the County of Trinity on the Sd
Monday in February, May, August and Novem-
BERN the County of Humboldt, the first Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
COUNTY COURT.
TERMs-lst Monday in January, March, May,
July, September, and November
COURT OF SESSIONS
TERMs--lst Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
PROBATE COURT.
TERMs-4th Monday of each month.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

Sin CHARLES NAPIER wrote very beautifully and
touchingly to Il lady on the eve OF his great VIC
tory at Meance-' II survive shall soon be with
those love If fall shall be with those have
loved.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

A WAC says that DR.. Kane tried to get to the
pole to deposit his vote, but the iceberg iacuon
prevented him,
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

NATURE or Az OATn.--In the County Circuit
Court yesterday, says the Baltimore sun, col
ored man was on trial for larceny, and a small
white boy was called as q witness for the prose
cuton. The traverser's counsel asked him
Boy, do you know the nature Of an oath "
Witness Yes sir to swear agin the niger
Counsel That will do swear him that Is the
best definition of State witness opinion OF the
nature Of an oath | ever heard
A roar Of laughter followed from the bar ana
spectators, and the case proceeded
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

VEKBArIM.-A witness was examined before a
Judge in case who required him to repeat the
precise works spoken. The witness hesltated un-
i'll he rveled the attention Of the entire court up
on him-then, fixing his eyes earnestly on the
judge, began -
NAV it please your honor, you lie, and steal,
and get your living by stealingp
The face Of the judge Redeemed, and he immc-
dlately said -
Turn to the jury, cir =
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

D. III. EDER s. CO.,
Weavervile, sole Agents for Trinity Co.
Gan Francisco, Dec 20, 1856 4S-3m
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

A LADY asked a gardner why the weeds outgrew
and covered up the flowers. Madam, he answer
ed, the soil is mother to the weeds but only step
mother to the flowers
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31

PRESTIGE, Of the louisville Journal, speaking
Of gentleman with whom he is not on very good
terms, says
lie talks as If his diet we're lion-steahs, season
ed with gunpowder and broiled on burning lava
whereas his actual dict is probably rabbits liv-
ers, sleeps plucks, and pigeons gizzards.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-31
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
is PUB LIsHED d EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN G
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,
X. J. CURTIS, d. E. GORDON
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.

TERMs.-The JOURNAL will be furnished to sui
Hcrihers at the fo1lOUin r rot toe
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pont Of view, wrapped ia such dream Of beauty
a. il ever there No SSSta was ever invented 10
equal il. But then on the other hand the exquisite
beauties Of Goat Island and ta magic girdle of
rapids sDd cataracts it takes dsys t. take in.
But you know al this well enough, and 80 does
everybody else, 80 we will let Il 60 did intend
giving you my notions on the Western cites and
country passed through, after leaving st. Louis
particularly Chicago and Detroit. But have no
space had | anything fresh to say. Chicago, with
its stores viFng with the finest in Newly rk or
Boston ip splendOr. and its private houses match
ing the Fifth Avenue and Walnut street in extent
and exaberance Of architecture, and with its streets
black and alive with business, is an astonishment
when enc knows what en- exhsation Of the night il.
Bot truth con pels me to say that it Is unsayOry
exhala.ion It's odOr is not good. If you insist on
ny expressing my precise idea Of il in curt Saxon
il stinketh But 80 does Venice, for the matter of
that. ] will tell you the elements that made up
the grand composite stencil in which il was my
privlleg e to sleep the first night there. First,
there was the smell Of paint secondly, of sew.
ers Of the worst kInd-Or rather what would
be sewers if they had any; thirdly, Of gas,
which seemed not only 10 have the run
of the house, but the freedom of the entire
city such was the perfect lOoseness with which i
went abroad and exalted itself: fourthly Of cam
phene in KY lamp which complicated the horror of
my situation by the possibility Of It's exploding and
blowing me to the only place where the smells could
be worse; aud, filthy and lastly Of the wick Of the
campbene lamp, which smoked past my power Of
cure, as was afraid 70 touch il. Verify, It was
compound of sneEs which Falstaf would have been
justified in calling villsinOus. But the Chicagians
ior whatever they call themselves will amend all
this so soon they stop moment to take
breath from making money. As they now have no
time to breathe ii il tie less matter aboHt the air.
Indeed to do them justice, they are now raising the
level Of their streets at great expense, 50 act make
drainage possible. Ny blessing and best wishes al
tend them in their yirtuoas undertaking. rs 1t Is
now, | give you my honor that your streets are q
Logegav 10 theirs BYLE>.
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A CONSTABLE MTRDERED-RfS S6P-
POSED ASSASSIN ARIES TED.
,o,,..no,deus. Of The n. Y. Tdbsne,


PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1857.
Last evening about 10 O'Clock, a serious disturbance
took place in small alley known as Carbcuys
Court, running from Christian street. below Fiith,
which resulted in the stabbiDg OF Edward Muldooo,
Constable of the Third Ward, and from which he
died shout o clock shis morning at the Pennsyyania
Hospital
to have arrived in this city board the United states
fieate jamestown and several other men, got into
fight in the upper end Of Carbeuy court, and eta
Mace where il was quite dark. The noise made Dy
these roydies was so great that crowds 81 porsons
Gotked from around the neighboihoOd to ascertain mo
cause of the disturbance, among whom wae Mr, m"i'
doom the Constable. None Ot the mayor oihc,as
being ON the spot a. quell the disturbance, Mr. ~
usl I'd into the co sd to separate the combatant sni
while Engaged in this duty stabbed IA the lower
pnrt of his stomach. The WON ded man Innde known
Ia condition and several Ot his friends assisted lin ID
the drug store of Mr. Jameson AZ Third ana Ciihane
Streets DIR. Heritage called IN but ne soon AIS
covered that the wound very deep and hkely ID
move fatal and by bis the Doctors advice, Muldoon
was taken 10 the Pennsylvania Hospital where 10
fingered in great pain until about O'Clock thi' m''n-
ne when death put end to his suheriugs
The excitement in the vicinity of the assassination
was most intense aud in few minutes after the tal
deed was committed Officer Carson and posse OF
men arrived, and succeeded IN capturing diamond,
who. il is alleged inflicted the wound sboemakcrs
knife with blSod on IT, was found the place where
Mudoon was stabbed and IL Is alleged that DIAMOND
was seen with such weapon 10 his possession 10"
minutes before the commenced.
The accussd wss locked up IN the Staflon-iouse N
the Second Police District and this fnprnng was take"
before Aldermap Carter when the facts, IA gwen
above were testified 10. He was then committed =,
await the action Of the COrOners Jury, which VIII
thoroughly Investigate the matter to-day.
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TREMENDOUS HAIL STORM.

WAsHINGTON, june u I6jI.
A terrific thunder storm, at about O'Clock THIS
afternoon passed over this city and for ten or fifteen
minnie. hail stones of an enormous size fell. Some
of the stones weighed from five to six ounces. There
WAS an immense destruction of skylighs windows of
churches, public and private buildings and Govern
mept couscryatories Several private galleries OF art
were seriously damaged, trees were half stripped OF
their foliage, and grain, vegetables and shrubbery
were beaten to the earth. There are some cases OF
horses and cows which were severely cut. The storm
extended twelve miles in BREADTH and its course was
from the southwest 10 the northeast No reports have
been received from the plantations in this vicinity,
but the crops are undoubtedly greatly injured, il not
entirely ruined.
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AFFAIRS ~ TExAs.-Our regular Texas mail a,
han from 81 parts Of the State as late a, due. Inc
peope Of Galveston bland complain bitterly oil tn'
drouih. The same con plants were beginning TO ps
made in the eastern counties where the want o. ran
was seriously affecting the crops.
Tia HarshaH Rcy8Jie0A Gays there was never
better prospect for an abundant yield Of wheat co'a
aud cotton ID that secton ,,,;,
The Richmond Reporter gives glowing oe'''P''''
IL eotton.fed Of thirty acres IN full bloom 5000
Tie GolreStoH Cir0n states that over w IT.
hands are COW at work on the Mexican ouh ant
derson Railroad commencing at permanent ~,
On Pine islard Bayou Jefferson county "ns''
of tiulbe abouIds. t.i, Of NJ. d-oulI,
The Neuces Valley farmers complain OF une o'"u'"'
-, 800 s,s In forward and promising state.
ne G0n-ales Enquiyer says eo'Ion J. ~ D.VD,s -
rs,t. that county. TIE CoHmbG Dsmoerqt
H. great staple rapidly developing 70 taa
s. The bos are large, healthy. and iai Of
~ 1,et9yia Alrecae Il ubanl over Tie gTo-ysc.
~ rich crop Of apples and pears IN t9at sssiu;
O., /. nearly grown. The AdroeaH Dds r rt
that we have seen srd been able to earn =, 49,
So secious uits in Texas we have 20 DC iaat tn.s
climate Il pec,lsorly adapted 70 ;be proauclon .,
peas; and tast apples, Of the risnt k51 ana W.
proper eeu,ioo, mey be also speee's'uAy eSis's''a
bs;e,
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LAKE sUPERIoR-The steamer Lady Elgin arrived
at Chiceg - on the 10th inst from Superior, which port
she left on the 10Th. This is her second up to the
copper regions the present season. She met with
much imp, dment from ice. At Grand Island the ice
extended from shore to shore bat after delay o. Two
DAYS she managed force her way through the pack
Marquette was st closed and there was heid OF ice
Of twenty OF thirty feet thick on Lake Superior lase
enough to cover Lake Erie Any one desiron' Oh eA
perencrg Inc tigors of the Arctic regions can 10 50
with little trouble if they take an early starr 10 'he
North wes' by way Of Lake Superior. The captain oil
tie Lady gin reports matters in Superior as exceed
ingE lively. Improvements were going forward as
rapidly as men AID materials could be procured kes
estate charged hands freely, ard prices increased with
every transfer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
rpon WASHINGTON.

$780,, ~, ~ wv Commissioner on Coin
age had an interview with Sec. C?oo to-day ana VII
soon leave for England. He is '.u .tSu uhue' ~
circumstances to yield the decimal Pr c'Pe.
Commodore Thomas APP Catesby Jone, Is iePo''e'
dangerously ID at his residence in Virginia. III
The surplus in the Treasury reduced nes. > n1i
million OF dollars last week.
Henry C., Stroman Of Pennsylvania has been ap
pointed by the Secretary of the Treasury first class
($l 200 clerk in the office Of the Commissioners Of
Customs vice Joseph DO Fde resigned.
Ia Naval Court No. the case of Lieut. +. 4. Par
Chsuvenet, Purser A. L. Watson and Commander
StewagCn gave in their testimony in behalf of Lieut.
Parker. The second Court progresses with the case
of Lieut. Henry Walker. Commander Smiths testi-
mOny was being tdken and the Court had under con-
sideratOn with closed doors points of his EVIL
dence. The third Court suspended proceedings in
expectation Of the arrival Of Surgeon VIM. Grer, who
is deemed by Capt Latimer an important witness in
his behalf.
Private advices to the 10Th init have been received
in this city from gentleman Of the party that was 10
proceed rom Independence, Missouri, saying that he
expected 10 be Of the scouting party of Mr. Lam
COR who proposed 10 leave at once, TO carry out the
objects Of the expedition
The Department of the Interior has received moth
ing official upon the subject.
The War Department has Issued orders to the army
directing that when officers of the army arrive at the
seat of Government they will report at the ONCE OF
the AojUtant and record their names and durng their
sojoufn in the city will wear either the undress cos
tune pTc-cribed in paragraph I3'l OF the general
regulation. the military frOck coat with without
epaulttte at their option and that the inspection of
military supplies, reported uIserviceabe, required
by paragraph 927 of the general regulations for the
army will. unless otherwise ordered, be made by the
commanding officers Of posts. Fort Cascades Wash
iDgton Territory, is announced az double ration post,
and will be considered such from rhe date OF its oc-
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rs THE Law CoNsTYyUTIoNAL.
r. he Etsorv rAs ~ " Tyi6uHG

7. he Et:,r9 rhs ~ " Tyi1uG
SIR: I have followed the business Of robbins, and
stealing for about ten or twelve sars, and darag that
tine haze been arrested some fifty times and have
Maid the pensty by living in prison just long a. the
I,doe Thought proper 10 send me. In this ! never
drremed thas was unlawful arrested or iaprs9ned
aud consequently made res'stsncei but henceforh
intend to sssist and will not DO arrested unti VA:
contjtuti( paity Of tina. law Is decided and will get
o The persons who are following the BUSINESS that
am 10 back ne. YourB ONE or rHs BOYS.
Mem Ye,t lime ~ 1881
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smaz.ment as if some terrible outrage had been
committed For months after lie had az.
sailed me personally in The SPY in the
grossest and most unprovokcd manner | made
10 reply to him until | found that his scanda-
lous cslumnies upon Banks, wilson, Buriingame
and other eminent Republicans were beginning TO
have detrimental effect upon the parry. simTly
from not being contradieted then thought it wss
time to put Mr. Bird on the defensive-politically.
not personally, for persenally have spoken of him
only with kindness. So old combatsnt should not
cry ont at so slight burt. But enough Of Mr..
Bird. Let me finish by copying for your ediScation
a personal sketch which be draws Of myself After
describing rs - waif thrown up from some I'M
known region, - literary jackal. with pllabe
'nnd ready pen, /" a political harlequin By turns
.'Garrisonian Aboltionis Free Sober C1alitionis.
and that mos, AFFECT of all political hybrids, a
Jack Know Nothing - abyect is a faycrite cpl
tibet with Mr.. Bird be concludes thls:
"Smooth, servie ard sycophantic before superiors
Oracular ard dogmatc among equals pstrOnizing and
supercilous toward hierOrs with sn Imagination fer.
tile in facts and memory well stored r1ih w.t. with
fair abilities ana with sach superficial Ct aiming his
ndolent habits allow, he makes show OF respectable
atainmeuts He knows considerable ara pretebds 10
know everything that he don't know. With these
characteristics. added to genial Qualities of a
sensual and vulgar cast ne has gained admission into
respectable circles. where ne picks up Information
which Is Of service 10 him his avocaiOn OF penny-a-
liner He deserves credit for having raised himself To
even this equivocal position but it is TO be regretted
though not 10 be wondered st, that he shov't have
brought mp with him the msaters OF the Ccssnck'
al the m0rss Of Jesuit
There After that, shalI ao longer allo" Nr.
Ryles TO exult over me- and e<elt his horn because
be has been called hyena and a ghoul. HsIlS
aud ghoul are very well in Their way: but what
they compared with being retuked for cosrseness
of manners by that pink OF pOlteness Mr.. Fransis
- ~. IL h.sVu 80
Ian shter if yoH knew the man and his manners.
OLIVER
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THE GREAT DELUGE IN ITHACA.

Cerfs,poudenee Il The Eveaing Pose.
Ithaca. n. Y, June -, i87
This town was Yesterday visited by the snos. de-
trnrtye food thai ever came upon il from The many
streams thai pour their waters into the 'Jasn Of the
Cavuga Lake. fhe rain OF yesterday Gas a celuge.
Tbe waters &C the Six Mile Creek "a nered from the
nrny bil-s1er brought with then trees unshorn If
roots or bIsIehes sWeepirg away iAe log boom Of the
Giles Ssvnll Poad, about oul nile above til. VII
loge, AID bringing down, by rupture IN the dan
,args ,,ok Of isgs SOC vel oy t.. boom. Ta' dan o.