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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29
Stocks, Gntbange, 1T.

LNARMERS' s. PLANTERS, WEST
IL ERN AND HOWARD BANKS STOCKS for sale by
p. Fl. SULLIVAN,
ap26-f No "a Second street
- ANTA CT A RIA MINING COM
! ~ PANY'S STOCK for sale by
P. II. SULLIVAN,
| o. Cacor5 straat
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Drp Q5ooNs.

GRAND OPENING OF
~ SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
AT No. l6l NORTH GAY STREET
HERMANN POLLACK will open this morning his large
stockof
s p R " G 60 DS
hc IN variety quality and prices will compare favor
ablywith any in this city.
TIL assortment comprises De LANES Chaies Ducals
Bareses French Lawns, Robes guile, Barege Robes
Blacl and Fancy Silks, Stella and Grape Shawls En-
broidries, Hosiery and Trimmings etc, etc
Fo Gentlemen have on hand splendid lot of
SPRING CASSlMERES,
DOESKINS,
LINENS, etc
NJ Farmers and Country Merchants will my stock
of SlNS the best assorted and 10 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere.
living brought all my goods below the market rate I
can lner great inducements to purchasers
tits for all persons interest call at my place before
go1g elsewhere.
HERMANN POLLACK
aI2s-tf 161 North Cav street
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

The Cotton market has been dull to-day, with sales of
only 900 bales. Prices unchanged
Sales of 900 bags of Rio Coffee at lOasQ1lA cts
Gunny Bags 44a14A cts
The shpmasters are still contendng for 916ths as the
rate for FREIGHT of Cotton to Liyernool
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29

STATE OF MARYLAND STOCK OF
~ 1870, wanted by P. H. SULLIVAN,
an26-tf No "a Second street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29

ID A PIE r H A n GIN GS.
l. Constantly on hand the largest assortment of
PAPER HA NGINGS
in the City of the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST DESCRIPTIONS
Also, FIRE-BOARD PRINTS,
CURTAIN PAPERS, &c.
As we are the LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE
BUSIN ESS Dealers and others would consult their in
terests by calling at warehouse,
260 BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite IIanover)
apl6u HOWELL 4 BROTHERS.
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ID h M D V A
Tros ~ sI ~! n, G00Ds DEALERS MILLINERs HAT
RICHARD HILL
Respectfully announces to his friends and the ,b,;c
that he has removed his WUOLFSaIT P WD
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANUFACTORY from No 70
McClean's alley to his and commodions Factorr
ample facilities for carrying the above business in a
its various branches including BLEACHING, PRESSING
and DYEING BONNETS and HATS of all descriptions
N B. Constantly on hand full assortment of fashion,
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS, &C. mrI6Sm
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29

MARINE BANK STOCK
4V1 wanted by P. II. SULLIVAN,
ap26n No. "a Second street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

lence. With some men we are pleased ;
others we despise and pity. Some char
acters merit our esteem, while others
are unworthy the least favorable atten-
ton.
In eultivating friendship, then, we
are led to discriminate character. And
while we neglect none Of the friendly
Offices of life, and regard all with the
love Of compassion, our conaplacent
feelings are reserved for the virtuous
and meritorious alone. Acting upon
this principle, we shall never give way
to despair in consequence of thwarted
friendship. We shall not fall prey to
dependency and commit suicide, even
though disappointed in our aspirations.
But since friendship can never come to
happy maturity without the cultiva-
tons Of social intercourse, we shall take
our stand in favor of the true philo-
sophlcal principle, and carry 1t out to
the letter. And the pleasures of friend
ship and of useful intercourse with men
surely throw into the distance all of the
resources of the hermit, the misanthrope
and the philosopher, for these pleasures
enlist The best endowments of ctr ma
ture, and make men truly acquainted
with one another.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
For the Reporter.
Spring.

Relcrtless fortune, in its iron sway,
Hath cas-, me here this bright May day;
Yet ever and anon my thoughts will roam
Back to my bright and happy home.
There Spring first breathes its odors sweet
On flowers that kiss the passers feet;
There sparkling waters bound away
Ger stony beds-for sportive play.
There zephyrs soft from southern bowers,
PLAY gently round in thy dreamy hours;
There hearts are bright as the joyous spring
That envy and malice may not enter in;
There minds are attuned 10 beauty and love
Exalted, fit emblems of spirits above;
There one harmonious song pervades,
From tire-side circle, wood and glade.
Yet still there are beauties even here,
For Spring hath opened mild and clear;
The bursting buds put forth their green,
And on the hill the violet's seen.
The cheerful song of the woodland bird
Throughout the glen is often heard,
And even the waters noisy din
All add beauty to the newborn spring.
CLAIRE.
Grand Rapids, May 16, 1853.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
Lyman Beecher's Courtship.

An eminent divine, who is as univer.
sally respected as he is we'll known,
many years since, came to the conclu
sion that ''it was not we'll for man to be
alone" After considerable ponderine
he resolved to confer himself in marri-
age with a certain member of his flock.
No sooner was the resolution formed
than it was put in practice, and getting
out his cane, he speedily reached the
dwelling Of his mistress. It chanced
to be on Monday morning, a day which
not many New Englanders need be
told, is better known as ''washing day."
Unconscious of the honor that was in
tended her, the lady was standing be-
hind tub in the back kitchen, with
her arms immersed in the suds, busily
engaged in an occupation, which to
say the least of, is more useful than ro-
mantle. There was a knock at the
door.
"Jane 60 to the door, and if it is any
body who wishes to see me, tell them
that | am engaged, and cannot see
them" The message was faithfully
rehearsed.
"Tell your mistress,'' said Parson B.
"that it is very important that l should
see her.
"Tell him to call in the afternoon
said the lady, 'and will see him. y
But it was unavailing
"But I must sec her now" said the
minister Of the gospel. "Tell me where
she is.''
SO saying, he followed the servant
into the kitchen, to the great surprise
of her mistress
'Miss-, | have come to the con-
clusion to marry; will you have me %
was the minister's opening speech.
'Have you?' replied the astonished
lady. ''This is singular time to offer
yourself: Such an important step
should be made matter of prayer and
deliberation"
''Let us pray" was Mr.. BIS only re-
sponse, as he knelt down beside the tub
and prayed that union might be form
ed which should enhance the happiness
of both parties. His prayer was an
svered, and from that union so singu-
larly formed, has sprung up a family
remarkable for talent, including Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn, n
Y, and Mrs. II. B. Stowe, author OF
"Uncle TOMS Cabin"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

A story is told of prim young
lady Of peculiarly strong smelling fac
ulties, on the Detroit and Milwaukee
cars, the other day, with conductor
Norris. At Pontiac, a gentleman we'll
known to Norris, got aboard, and took
a seat Immediately opposite a nice, sen
sitive young lady. He was addicted
to the use of tobacco, and was endeav-
oring to break himself of the habit, so
he kept an a,alightcd cigar in his mouth.
When Norris came along to collect and
examine tickets, the young lady very
pettishly requested him to shave that
man stop putting his nasty cigar, or put
him out of the cars"
"Why, madame" said Norris, bland
ly, ''the cigar is not lighted"
"Well, it has been," she snapped out,
"and he's been putting his nasty smoke
in my face"
Norris reached around and took the
cigar from his friends mouth, and pre-
senting it to Madame Squeamish, qui-
city asked, (Which end of it was light
ed, madame?" There was general
roar among the passengers, and the
young lady wilted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

DELICATE QUEsTIoNING.-In one of
the larger country towns of Massachu-
setts, few weeks since, young gal
liant invited some of his lady friends to
90 with him on the Sabbath to small
gathering of worshippers of the Epis-
copai persuasion, and while standing in
the entry with one of his friends, one
of the s'pillars of the Church" came
along, and wanted to know If they acere
the couple that aoere going to hare a
child boptized?' % This was too much
for human nature, and the young man
left the church, and went into Catho-
lie chapel near by, where no better fate
awaited him; for he had scarcely ar
rived when the priest stepped up and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
ADVICE TO CoNsUMpT1vE PEoPL1

ADVICE TO CONSERVATIVE PEOPLE,
You want air, not physic; you want
pure air, not medicated air; you want
nutrition, such as plenty of meat and
bread will give, ana they alone; phys
ic has no nutriment; gasping for air
cannot cure you; monkey capers in
gymnasiums cannot cure you; and stim-
ulants cannot cure you. If you want
to get well, go in for beef and outdoor
air, and do not be deluded into the
grave by advertisements and unreliable
certiiers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

asked him If he acas the yoamg man
that acas going to be naa7Ysed2 These
questions wopld certainly indicate an
extraordinary amount of interesting
business on hand at the charches allu-
ded to.-Safeu Gazette.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

"a city Dei1e is IKE SeampCat-
she has always swell after her. a
-Whaflis hen most likely to hatcha
When she is in earnest (hcr nest.)
The rowdv who ''struck a light
has been bound over to keep,the peace:
A full heart is as difficult to carry
as full cup-the least thing upsets it..
The women will be glad to learn
there has been s. carpet-sweeping ma
chine invented. .....s ...s--
Mrs Darlington asks, "What is
the use Of killing hogs, ifyou go and
cure thera afterwards" ...-s
1t is an old saying, but very pref
ty one-that L blush is IKE little girl,
Tor 1t becomes 4 woman.
No pupil is so greatly to be pitied
as the pupil Of the eye, for that is con-
tinually under the lash. q. .e@
Marriage is designated BY some
people as a a''fridal," because it gener-
ally puts curb upon some.
Everybody should have his head,
his heart, and his hand educated. Let
this truth never be forgotten.
"A coquette may be compared to
tinder, which catches sparks, but does
not always succeed in lighting match.
-Transcendentalism is two holes in
a sand -bank--a storm washes away the
sand-ban without disturbing the holes
-Somebcdy has said that fop is
like 4 new set of knives and forks, they
can't be usedw-ithout the polish coming
off. r-.F Ha.
Scandal is what one half of the
world take pleasure in inventing, and
the other half take eqaal pleasure in
believing. ........ -. se.-.Es
Rejected courtesy becomes ennity.
If the extended hand is refused, the
mere closing of the fingers changes it
to a fist.
Let those who would successfully
affect singularity first determine to be
very virtuous, and they will be sure to
be very singular a .5 ~
w ashing shirts, says an exchange
paper, wears them out. When they
get dirty, rub them over with chalk
Economy is wealth. r
We suppose there are some virtues
that may exist III the worst hearts,
fnara 1-,,l,
that will burn under water.
That was wise nigger, who in
speaking of the happiness of married
people, said: s'Dat ar pends altogedder
how dey enjoy themselves" 100
In what does an American Indian
differ from modern lady? The one
'whoops'' in the time of battle, the
other ''hoops'' Ill time of peace. sa ss
There is this difference between
hatred and pity: pity is thing often
ayowed, seldom felt; hatred is thing
often felt, seldom avowed.-Lacon.
The staid Bostonians have actually
been naming a ship Lola Moa.tez. If
she is anything like her namesake, il
will take ripper OF a clipper to whip
her. .. ....... a.e
An admirer of dogs, havinga new
litter Of a fine breed, was requested by
friend to put him down for puppy.
''Sir, set you down for one good
while ago.
.@
-"Did the defendant approach the
plaintiff seri0tjm % inquired an attor-
ney in a case of assault and battery
"No sir-ee,' was the reply, she went
at him with a poker" aaa .s.
"A person returning from New
York was asked if he didn't think some
OF the new hotels there rather irnpos-
ing editices? sz as
He said, eyes; but to his mind q
truly imposing spectacle was a mock
auction a7 .'sy.s.s .
-. 81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

North CARoLINA-Traveling on tho
cars from o. to M, not long
since, in the night, we happened by
good fortune to get in the same box
with a regular blue-devil exterminator,
by whom, let it be supposed, our drow-
sy optics were kept expanded. This
individual answered to the name of
Bat and his description of ''Norf
Kerlina," her manners and customs,
gave the listener anything but favor
able impression Of the tar and ttirpcn-
tine State, thus: a"- aa
Why, gentlemen, dog with long
tail in North Carolina would be as great
a show az nigger with three heads"
"Why so?" asked several.
s'They cut 'enl off to prevent them
knocking Off hucklcberries when they
are chasing foxes and rabbits that run
through the woods ... g. s5.-
"Pshaw!' came from listener.
''Fact, certain as rain; and you new
er see man or boy there with buttons
on his pants" yas laaEs as
"What then?'' asked one. D. r.
ssPegs," replied the ever impertura--
BILE Bat. "Wear buttons all off climb
ing after persimnons.
''Go it, Bat" cheered an acquain-
tance. @ rr- bob el
''And I'll tell YOU another thing he
continued; ''they have to bell the little
niggers there just as we do calves"
"What for?"
$50 their owners can tell which 90
pher hole they're in.''
+ A general scream followed this-the
engine sqncaled, and we all iunnped ot'
al NJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

~ There was much sound truth in
the speech of a country lad to an idler,
who boasted his descent from an an
cient family. $50 much the worse for
you," said the peasant; cas- we plough
men say-the older the seed, the worse
the crop"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

"A person returning from New
York was asked if he didn't think some
Of the new hotels there rather impos-
ing editices? ..ss.
He said, eyes; but to his mind 3
truly imposing spectacle was a mock
auction .,1,'s.s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
VOLUME 1.-NUMBER %.
THE WOOD COUNTY REPORTER.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
Grand Rapids, wood CO., Wis.

JOHN \. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
EN- HAlNES, CoRREspoNDING EDITOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
r[7u7TT6F.

60a01. LlVR AW6 1A1sN9 lNsUaANC1.-
II sLYncsnUns 3os3k 6Ise ISSUE AHck cosrAHI.-Thi
osa@say .ahss ls.s sr aaass z s n e
lnG .FnslrD eoe wares I'd usfehandse, eeaefaly u
sswn 1s1SSkn6S . - - hvsfsbls tsrss.
ess1AhA eosssssisu orshs hole dsfssse Of
esssys1 i ssiiaasy patens viii be iassrsSos
~ et ese ssks narins risks from andt any Of
The Hceehern ~ nossbern psstA ~ favorable rates.
---1-a D0ABD or DlREUTOR5.
+. Jl1EG n OOBbA Vice PrsaIIsat.
0IOR0H n THURMAN, Chief Engisssr.
yoHn 0rEv TAYLOR, SAsrkL n. MCKINNEY
Dtxrgn ORR, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAM r PAYNE. JOBS T, DAVIS,
wa nj SrEATTos MApnIc. 4. LAEoaoRrE.
yAS, O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREEp 7. WILLS, Secry.
D Ds rsi o a,s.i. ow'"' Medical E..-l.'r'.
The Medical Of subects for Insurance. VIII De
msAs shs Oss - The Company each day tue
houis oa 2 and O'Clock p. ~. lteo 'u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

TEE HIoRyAND MArD-HsR ExrR AoRprNARv
WALkiso FsAr.-The extraordinary feat Of walk
ing sixty hours without rest sleep, was psrfor.
commenced on Tuesday mornings last, at IL O'Clock
and concluded On Thursday night At that hour.
She has been closely watched the whole Of the
time. At O'Clock On that evening she looked
extremely fasigued and it was found that she could
not continue much longer. Her eyes were blood
shot, and simost closed; and was with the great
oct difficulty that she could place one foot bet"re
the other. At o'clock she rallied. walked faster,
answered tha questions addressed 10 her. and ap-
psared 70 b gathering strength As her time upon
The plank grew shorter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

J, R. GRAvxs ExcLUDED.-The trial Of Rev. J.
r. Graves, which has been progressing for some
time in the First Baptist Church in Nashville.
upon charges Involving gross unohristian conduct
Was brought 10 . close Wednesday night, by or
cludipg Mr.. G. from tho church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

NO0 THE HAH8.-WeeAss Hair as-v,sr~sive
An Aliens z, 10 B.lssm, Trieopherous and a large
OF PomAdes and Hail Oils Also tIarrson's Pha
!oa Bachelors and Jaynss celebrated Hair Dyes sails
ny JOHN II. SEAY,
oct " 6l druggist
nB10AQ g0ATO01, RERRIR q = a TORS.
have sh Day received large lot OF ksfrigerasors
otsssn ssey ~ sln6 sonewhas pressed for ROOM
nors seoss aooey viii dispose Of them early applicants
s's aysry sGan adyancs cost ,
~ Ia AZ q EpYA Rp =. R0LkEA
seSHeM9 - 1A1.aAS0o esllsss ~ psre TAN.
a. 6: ..s.a , ,s: ; 4. WI, ~ =; ~
&oV wv e3Al J. L THOMPbON 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17


asigh ride this winter past my horses
and the skin Of place large: than my hand from,
iscesrubhng the Inside of the thigh. applied your
Turf Oil, and In day or two he we'll Another
mule which working my dray bocaus
walk Gu examioing his foot. discovered nail
inches long the head My driver and the nsighbors
he would be good nohinf drew the nail Inserted
piece of lint and your Turf OIL and him work once
that be has lost hour but
also horse badly snasved the outside
his thigh in places about inches deep
wide from which he stiff day four Turf
applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly greatest remedies have even
and have lived in drug for years Use
this rs you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove Co. J. H. wEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
lsd6m Lyme burR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
TR1vRILERs Diaf5foRY, &C.

0RAI0R Z ALxxAHDRIA RAIL ROAD.
&QRWg
MynR Train leaves AIsxasdra daily Ut " q n for o.,
dsusss ccnnecsing with tbs TRAINS VIrginia -
usI for Rntm n ON y end thu WHIST, and Wa ~.
Train on the Gap Railroad for woodstock and
The Trsla daily (susAAy sShs sxespte oe,osl
D m, Tor 06CM y ONO, N W O1Lk ANS, NJ IN.
knl0a and intermediate points
Thrpush Tickets a. Hall koAd 0taitea.
The TRAINS leave uor daily at 10 20 A. n And
10 IS p n, arriving Alexandria ~ y r. ~ . A. n
l1r No night train sunday.
sept3ts X NICkLIN Ti-ket Agent
nyOW N q q q. r The Sea-.
IN boasd Towing and Transportation Cos.- 2 n
pany, DESTROYS oil Offering greater Inducements
the shipping produce tide ripetiop
boats the Iron Steamer
kea" and splendid Iron bAsses Faith Hope and
plscsd line beswxt kiehmond Norfolk run
ming - follows;
Leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays Al r. NJ
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Thursdays ut u A. NJ
Canal Lynohburg and other points havius freight
Tor Norfolk, will which vii
ba the Mch,nond Deck dolly W receive freight.
Shipper reminded the arents
Of fine k,shmond tBrdseford Coz who will receive
and forward freight see oi charge.
ttslTh takrm q As bpta
For further patti ulA's. apply 20
w. T. ANDERSON, Agent At Lynchburs
W. T.. COX, Agents Al kichnoni.
GARRISON AAlGNE, Agents at Norfolk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
a small which gradually extended the
Lcad including both which much
that both would drop 0f
tried all advertised and domestic einedics without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began better the bottle up.
led gals tit again began My elder dauKh
ead PA, 20 of that TurfO sisters
oked 50 much better when you used it," We got another
Je, and her head now nearly well This agra.
ased and took hall hour every day wash IT, aud
very offensive One bottle feel viii
her there but little Of tho disease
You entitled this aud for the benefit of others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, r. T CHALK
To Messrs. Dove Il Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

H sUPEhPHOSPTIAr OF LIME,
Manuact, red ,iom Formula Of
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS,
State Chemist of Mary land.
ENA, LIN PLANTERS TO DiSr1NSE WITH TWO
third, tiuano Fall seeding and for summer
crops altogether Packed In bags and barrels fully
ed. Price SJU per ton Ot 400 lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail ut valuable Fertilizer ALSO full accounts OF It's impor-
tance and mode OF application can be had II -
NJ uOLLINS CO,
mar 1913 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

kQO EOR TM& FAIR! L. she universal erx
And thousands are participating the festivities which,
such Interesting occasions affords For week tho
hrougng muititudes Invited Hus Ia en,ov
Its hospitality aud participate the scenes which
are the o6spring Of such occasions ~
Among Tho many attractive paces which ha ss,herin
Thousands are invited, asd Welcomed may be found ,h
tn on Hh9eAsra photographic Gallery door to tbs vr
gina bAnk Main Street. Lynchburg Va hundres Of
Lkeneses OF the nobcst works on exhibition
free ALL and should d, smie of
shall be furnished short prices ha
fail to please.
ans Of Cases Of every .yle and
grads constantly hand Also Locke Breast Pins Fin
ger Rings, watch seals, Charms, &c
Pictures taken In every Of the ART hours Of the
day, and iu all kinds Of weather. d. II Bliss
OCT iesAl Practical Pilot, grapnist