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DIR. Bakers Specific.

ms " sdfe ana certain Cure 6r GonorrhOd elect
Strtcare, SemSadl Weakness, Chordee, Diseases or
me Kidneys and Bladder, and az Diseases Of ne
Genital OrQans
Reader, have you private dIseasef Do NOT neslec.
IL II you 60 to regular physician with your case YOU
peril your reputation. II you 90 to an advertising
use Dr.. Bakers Specific which has saved thousands
upon thousands r. ON the hands OF the Mercess
II not from premature grave. With Dr. Bakers spe.
cine You can cure yourself and prevent exposure 40
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
eH-Price 81 80 per bottle
Prepared ~ Dr. EAsterly corner Of Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, No., sole Proprietor.
Sold by =. u GAY and SQUIRES BLOSS. Druggists,
Burlington, and by Druggists generally fshiO
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In John Bell, who closed his twenty-six years
Mvice in Congress on Friday last, Tennessee
pses . sagacious, ignifed and able Senator
his striking and significant fact, that while
he North is generally sending to the Senate
na,esmen better qualified to maintain the high
..,rscter Of that body, and to defend t,r in
arrests, than her predecessors were-the South
il losing her old prestogs of legislative ability,
~ filing her seats with second rate politicians.
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Birds Nest Nursery.

VNe UOVyAe
"A PPLkS. Pears, Cherries, Psaches, Piums, Apei.
~ cots, Nectarines, Ounces, Grape Vince, Chest.
nuts, f6erts, Mulberries, 0ooseberriss, Curranss,
Rsspberries. Strawberries, Rhubarb, 10.
Evergreens. Shade Trees, Ornamental ehfubs, Wines
and Climbers, Roses, Pponies, Phloxss, Lilies and
HARDY 9iowering Plants In great variety. embracing
. complete assortment Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants Of every dsscripson worthy Of en1
tivauon In the West Ssock Of the Best qualify AA4
prices Low - elsewhere.
Dwarf Pears, Dwarf Apples, Peaches. Dc. Alss,
Green House and Bsddin6-out Plants, embracing 1ne
HAS, Bachsias, Hsllesfopss, vsrbsnAs, CAFysansAe-
NUNS. Perpetual OF RvsrbleoniAg Resea, Oladiolus,
fieridiss, 10, 10.
Catalogues with prices farnishsd fsss - IN a.
plIcants Who enclose one stamp.
NkALL1Y, D1OfnHRD DOCK.
fseU.wes oaslingten, lewo>
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DR. EASTERLY,S
Fever and AQuo Killer

Ihas Medicine triH cure fecer and Aoue Dumb
Agae, GAsHs aud Ferer, Intermittent and Remit
tent Ferers, and eeery form OF Fecer Incident 10 he
West. " ~
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Avus
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
Or. Ensterly's Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine 10 positive cure both speedy and
permanent During the last five ears IL has cured
two hundred thousand cases. which has established it,
efficacy in all parts Of the West As the ONLY
kEMEDf for the cure Of these stressing
VIII also cure Enlargement OF the Spleen Ague Cake
ETC. 1t perfectly harmless 10 the most delicate con.
sttuton or tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted.
~ Price u per bottle, or SIX bottles for S5
Prepared by Dr. Eastery, Of Third and Chest.
nut streets, Ct. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold by h. T. GAY and sQUIRES 4 BLOSS, Druggists
Burlingt0n, and by Druggists generally fsSfo
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soRrprLous DIscRETIoN.-The President has
constitutional scruples about an appropriation
for improving the mouth Of the Mississippi river,
because tbeeypendture.was left to his discretion.
BE made very earnest appeal, however, to be
entrusted with the war making power on the
cane terms. Then, there were scruples on the
panof Congress.
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HALLS LUNG RALSAm.

HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases, gives the best
Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM has wrought more
since its introduction than any other cough medicine
HALLS COUGH BALsAM is endorsed by cur lead.
Ing physicians the safest and best remedy now be-
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM 10 safe to use among chill
dren and yet powerful in cases Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings In certificates al
most daily u its wonderful cures in all parts Of the
country.
Halls Balsam for the Lungsis sold by all Druggists,
and by Agents in every town In the country.
MARLIN
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IN THE NAME or THE STATE or IOWA

To ELCY A. TAYLCk:
NOU are hereby notified that there ID now on Ale in
the Once OF the Clerk Of District Court or Des
Moines County, Iowa, Dill In Chanccry OF Mathew
Taylor, claiming Of you Divorce absolute from the
chains Of matFimony-and that unless you appear ana
theI etc before the morning OF the second
day Of the next term Of said court be holden Ia Bur-
lngton the third Monday In April 1863, Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon.
GEO. n. LANE,
mArl0-WAt Pr6s Solicitor.
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Cniiis and Fever! Chills and Feyer!l
One OF the greatest remedies that has ever been laid
before the public, for Fever and Aga. and which has
received the highest encomnms from the press aud the
people, Is DR.. j. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT
IEhs. who would endure the tortures arising from
this terrible disease, when can be SO easily cureds
Who would endure sleepless nights burning fever, and
icy chils alternately, when remedy can be obtained
for mere trifes And yethow many families lineer out
painful existence under this deadly blight, and de-
nothing but gulp down quinine until it becomes a.
common IS their daily meals and yet they are not re-
lieved None but the foolish ard weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Bter and save themselves
intense agony.
see advertisement In another colurnn,
where. s~sv VERY
mari -bp1m
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% A loan amounting to s., 900, 900, from
the British Government, for the purpose Of re.
ae"lng''he Atlantic Cable enterprise, is announ-
eed as decided upon. Further experiments will,
be made the present season.
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Hrom the Nex York Nexa.

What has changed you sol
We have all Witnessed With astonishment the extra
ordinary and improved change in many . gentleman
and lady who had become prsmaturely gray but Who
~ some means, had been miraculousy reiuneva,ed
There s time In life when gray hairs seem TO harmo.
nxe with the fur-owed brow and wrInked features
but unfortunately, from or other thousands
OF young men and women not only witness the gradual
change Of their looks to "moted ana specklsd gray
% ere mortified BY the danger OF positive badness
nom the actual loss Of their hair. All this demands
remedy, and safe one. We naturally look about and
ASK In this age Of scientific invention who stands hsb
est - the Proprietor and Aaa9acsure~ OF real hair
restorer- resorer Of color ~ well % health. beau
uher - well - hair tonic. I'VE nd 1t che head OF
81 the claimants. In this long line single individual
Any Of the splendid heads Of hair along Broadway.
once falling out, dry and gray, when asked aWhat has
changed you sof" will reDly Paornsoa woop,s HAN .
RESTORATIVE.
CAUros.-Beware Of worthless limitations a. several
are already In the market called By different Names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
Eorative Depot, st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown IN the bottle. Sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also BY al Fancy and Toilet Goods
1ealers in the United States and Canadas.
mnr1.bDlm
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CH-The New York Journal of Commerce, q
candid Administration paper, places the respou.
sibilily of killing the Post Office Appropriation
Bill where it belongs-op Senator Toombs and
Bis Southern associates. 1t is the coolest i'm
pudence conceivable to pretend anything else.
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Tours respectfully,
n. X. BAKrlKLD,

% tie bonn s.s eeen caught, throttled, gnawed
f-.JournaI. ''3n'' nov come hmpang
cen. lna;,.A Ar Journal. Those dogs that have
gallon, Sp'ag away after their repeated cssti-
lelpn. sne Republicans OF Kanaas ara m.
l,on nv Oiood hounds Of the Admipis,,a ton
~ "sounas yal. even unto their aayrasiyss,
les them 10 bruises and purifying sores."-
sads " 1s,.;, ont % the only capital in
~ sslpang critssss possess.-Iows Oi.i-
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

INST RECElvED PROM NE YORKs
4 new supply Of paper Of al desirable quail
ties. Those 10 want Of
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
CARDS,
POSTERS, ETC., ETC.,
NJ sending their orders to the Ha~k-Eys
-. can have them sxscuted In - good style
"a mon better article Of paper than has
...,ofore been used in this city, and at prices
70 suit The simes.
Satisfaction warranted.
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3 The Dogs may now be regarded as GER
ailly safe. Tue St. Joseph West, of the 9th,
ponOcnces the statement that they had been
hung mischieyous hoax.
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ysGREaoR-The population Of this place 10
ne, down by Mr.. Clement, Of the Dubuque
Times, At 1000. Three years ago, it had but
500 inhabitants.
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= GALLANT Acr.-Recently at Nontevideo,
whist French frigate WAS returning an Amer.
lean salute, one Of the gunners had his arm
blown Oh. Al soon ~ the fact was known to
the American squadron subscription for him
was started, which produced, among ten ships,
the very handsome sum Of 1l.4OO. Upon its
remission to him the French Admiral addressed
70 the American one Of those charming little
notes, % graceful in the French language, but
winch translation can hardly reproduce, and
10 which ne said that although degrees Of lati-
tude and longitude might bind the geographical
limits Of our country and determine the alle-
glance professed to its Gag, there we're no such
confines to the generosity Of the American sail
or.-L National Inteligencer.
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A HARD PLACs.-An ehesevant traveller. IN
speaking Of Dubequs, In ! Milwaukee hesel, e.
livered himself thua:
'.Yoa say, sir. Duouqus = the placel Well,
. do ]; can't b best; has great set Of peo-
pie! Why, gsntlemen, you would hardly be.
!isve il, but what say is true; when l was In
Dubuque the council was trying to svindls the
citisens, and hang mo If the citizens were mot
trying to swindle the council, and TO cap the
climax Of oil, there was positively discussion
going on through the city papers ~ TO whether
Judas lscarot was IN honest man.
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yesterday morning, the 10th inst. in this civ
mrs; n. I. ALLEN, wife Of Rev. L. B. ALLEN
81 burlington University. She has gone to her
rest, leaving to her bereaved husband and mother
less cnldren and to large circle of endeared friends
the cearest evidence that what is their loas is hsr
gain. " -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RIBLESOClETY DEPOSITORY.-Atth
- store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
burlington, where English German Swedish and Welsh
oricsB. nov
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Robert AcLane, who 10 TO 60 out Minister 10
Mexico, is SON 10 Louis McLane, of Delaware,
who was Secretary Of State under Gen. Jackson.
succeeded Edward Livingston to that Office
He was promiRent member Of Congress. re-
presenting the Baltimore district OF MARYLAND
during the Polk Administrators, and vas sub.
sequently American Minister to China. In the
Cincinnati Convention be supported Gen. Pierce,
which accounts for the appointment.
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i u N,D|3o
| tSrsa Ne AAriaa (lnsA.l Rzvsaser, March Il
Our city wa throva into considerabls ex-
oss:@ent, this morning, In consequences Of the
a.Fvai OF two or three gentlemen from Sylva-
o'As with part Of the romains Of the Lost
eeonaut. Ira J. Thurston. whose tragic fate.
iase summer. 10 % well remembered By our
] readers.
Inc facts Of the discovery, a. near % We can
ascertain. arc these :-Last Sunday, - the con
OF Michael Hoag vas searching for some sheen
10 the woods, on the farm Of NJ. s. Miner.
about miles southeast Of the village Of 6yi-
vania, he discovered the remains OF the bodv
OF . man. He Immediately ran to bic father.
VINO IN company with Mr.. Miner, repaired to the
spos, ana there found abundant evidence that
the remains were those Of Mr.. Thuraton. vho
must have fallen from his position ON the vsl,s
OF the balloon. where he was seated when CO..
f,ed ON SO singUlarly last summer. These gem
uemen immediately proceeded to collect what
couio DC found, but only succeeded in, finding
s.s sAuil, and one foot 10 boot, and few
other small bones. The rest Of The hodv h..
oeen carried on by wild beasts. They found
however, the coat pants, vest and shirt ana
win them Mr.. Thurston's cards upon which he
sook bis minutes on his balloon trip from Aar;an
20 the place Of landing. near Sylvania. The
pencil marks on the cards were 90 water-soaked
mat the writing could not be made out.
iney found, however, in q memoranda book
letter directed to Mr. Thurston, from firm in
f0iladeiphia, which vas in reply TO enouir;e. |
about Balloon silk. s1''eS
Iney also found Mr.. Thurstoa's watch and
1nne, both OF which are fully identified bv
many OF our citizens Is his property. The
satch is unhurt, but stopped At twenty minutes
o twelve o'clock, which shows the time he fell
All that remains of the unfortunate Thurs
On, aoout whose fate there has been so much
oiicitude, is now enclosed in q small hor =,
ms ofdce, where We have 90 often greeted his
ion in days past 9-''
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Judge Hubbard, who wasielected in the Sioux
City District last fall, is dangerously sick in
New York.
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"IwAs SICK, AND TT VISITED ME-"
NJ Alien returns grateful asknewledgmsn
..m.,ous friends who 90 promptly rendered
,.,d.red kind Offices to him and bis family,
-. ,s,,. . late season Of protractsd and deep af.
artion.
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D. 4 p. Il. R-Plaet Smith, Eco, Of Dialogue.
has been appointed trustee Of the Of the Da-
buQue and Paei6o Railroad
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Notice to the Farmers.
SEED WHEAT, OATS a POTATOES
ENOR SALE, by FEAR B AAGER.
= mAgle-WlA No. = WaeeR 0troae.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GAe lest Sewing Machlne new In
MaR1kes o. Vgo0Aso Pase0e.
WhleA u - siapls, thas mere child can operate H.
ma sxpsfsnos n Ne sss Of Saving Machines dsnen-
lsses Nat this Machine b less liable ret sut q
ssesf MAN any other Sewing Machine before the
public.
The Rev. Robert 9. Williams, Of WOODBURY.. Cam.
eAys "Afsef An examination Of every other kind Or
Sewing Machines. vas fully convinced yours 10 the
BEST and IN almost constant Of for some time has
more than realised ny expectations, for know there
. no other machine that will, with % little trouble,
perform % much and 80 many different kinds Of works
planter says ~ used to employ three or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while my wife
uses u for making nearly Ill the clothes OF the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every res
months.
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THOUSAND DOLLAR HUsBAND,-A curious
case came before the Supreme Court Yesterday.
which sheds incidental light upon the matrimo.
NAL brokerage business in this city. A suit is
brought by Robert G. Nes against George
Grouse and his wife for 81 900 commission in
gettDg husband Tor The woman, which hus.
band ls the defendant George. Four Yeas ago,
Mrs. Grouse was gay widow in search OF
partner. She was in excellent health, of good
BODILY vigor, ample fortune, and OF an am0rous
and atiectionate disposition. She wanted a
husband, and told Nellis that if he would nitro.
duce her to the proper man for such a situation.
she would pay him thousand dollars. Nelis
accepted the commission, and brought I'D John
Cummings OF Canajohare, in this State Cum
mings was on probation for while, but did not
SUIT. Nellis started for the country again. and
succeeded in capturing q military man, known
as Major Freeman, all the way from Saratoga
County. Freeman had long siege of court.
ship, but the twain failed to unite, and Freeman
is free man still. The third effort is tradi.
tionaliy the grand trial; if that fails, abandon
hope. Nellis made third essay, and this time
induced the defendant Grouse, Gnsman of his
own by the way, to undertake the difficult task
OF suiting widow. Fortune and the widow
smiled upon Grouse, and a year ago the bargain
was completed by marriage. Nellis asserted
that by his introduction Of Grouse the widow
got the much-desired husband, and that she or
they rightfully owe him $1,000 commission,
as promised but never paid. The complaint is
certainly strange one; but the defense is still
more singular. The promise does not appear to
be denied; the service is apparent, for there is
the husband brought in as proof; but the ex-
widows counsel argues that the claim is against
public policy, and that no such system Of bro.
kerase is recognized in common law, as it is
against good morals. The case created consid.
cradle excitement yesterday, and strenuous eff.
forts were made to keep it out of the newspa-
pers; SO We suppose we ought not to say any
thing about it. Judge Davies, before whom the
case was brought, has taken the papers, and will
give decision hereafter.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Treesl

THOSE wishing Apple Trees for Spring planting,
can md them at the Burlington Nursery at 0ysalu
reduced rates, viz for 4, and year old trees 81
GOOD quality, 500 per thousand Smaller quantities in
he same proportion. Also Evergreens, Currants
uooss oerries, Ornamental Trees and shrubs Roses
&C., &c.
Address A. W. C0MsToCK or J. K. SCOTT, Bur.
lington, Iowa.
J. K. SCOTT,
mArIl-bpr Assignee Of A. W. Comstc OK.
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Of Biddyism is chronicled BY the Greenfield
Gazette. An Irish girl was dispatched to
nelghbor's with note, and directed to give
1t personally to the person addressed On
arrival, Biddy found that the neighbor had
gone to Northampton, whether she wended
her way, twelve miles On foot, and traversed
the streets till she found the individ-
ual and delivered the note. She then
started to return, stopping over night on her
way with some friends and reaching home
next day, when she told her mistress that
she must give up her place, for she could
not 60 any more on such long errands.
WALTZING.-The gents encircle their
partners waist with one arm. The la
dies and gentleman stand close, face to
face. The gents are very erect, and lean
little back. The ladies lean little for
ward. (Music.) Now, all wheel, circle
and curl. Feet and heels of gents 90 rip
rap, tippity tip. Ladies feet 90 tippity-
tip. Then all go rippity, clippity, tippity,
hippity, skippity, hoppity jumpity, bum
pity thump. Ladies fly by centrifugal
momentum. Gents pull ladies hard and
close. They reel, swing, slide, sling, look
tender, look silly, look dizzy. Feet fly,
hoops fly, dresses fly, all fly. 1t looks
taggity, pullity, squeesity, rubbity rip
The men look like a cross between steel
yards and limber-jacks beetles KS. The
maidens tuck down their chins very low,
or raise them exceedingly high. Some
smile, some gigsle, some pout, some
sneer, and all sweat freely. Ali ladies'
faces are brought against those of the men
or into their bosoms, breast against breast
nose against nose, toes against toes.
Now they so in again, making sound
like Georgy, porgy, derey, perry, ridley,
pidey, coachy poachy. This dance is not
much, but the extras are glorious. sIf
men were women there would be NO such
dancing. But they are only men, and the
thing goes on by woman's love of it. A
secular writer says,-'There is no estab-
lished standard Of propriety about this
matter. If | were lady might object
to those dances; but being man do not.
We certainly ought to be satisfied if thew
are"
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.rss on the Ltcev 10 eject lie
he stomach and bowels 10 car.
compl fishing two purposes e..
he painful feelings experienc.
: ddaAdrttcs. Il strengthens
time that II purges il; and
crate doses, win strenrthen
81 RI pidity.
the prin cipalPegulators Of
u when II performs its func.
the system are fully devel.
p most entirely dependent
the Licer fer the proper
. lions; when the stomach
z ct fault, and the vhola
quence Of one organ-sha
r TO do it, duty. For The
= OF the .propFietors has
.practice Of more than
- some remedy wherewith
derangemenss to which a.
Guy y u last found, any
Ter CosnPl0Ilns, in any
Try . bottle, and conyic.
Il Gums remove all morbid
system, supplying In their
e bile, invigoratinR To
digest well ,paARi6yIn9
and health TO the Who'll
cause Of the disease-ef
are cured, and Whap
edo BY the occasional ~
ORQ Tor.
y sufiicient 10 relieve tho
1000 from rising and sour.
:. foSe retiring, prevents
y night, loosens the bow.
y COstivemess.
each meal will cure Dye.
.esspooniais VIII always
ateiy relieves CAolic,
= ed 10 . sure cure for
z and . preventive Of
= ed TO throw out Of the
medicine after . long
: Jalandlce removes an
1 color from the skin,
J time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
. ed cures ChROmlc nj
, forms, while SeanAneR
yield almost to the Ant
attacks 60 uss a b.
= there 10 no sureP, safer,
, world, - II nscsr Jdizs.
: Df0Psys By exciting
commending this msdl.
! Fever and Agwes
. keveFS ofA Rilf0we
with certainty, and thou.
fifty 10 Its wonderful vir-
Gtving their uDaans
J ls0 fAvOrs
mouth with the f.
low beth sogesheF.
l. DISCOVERY, and ,sda,-
, great to believe. h cprea
u desc 0Sciag bsaets, ana
lie ID required 70 cure any
from the worst 1aundtcs q
Headache, AL Of which are
Liver.
Al PEE BOTTLE.
, S& Broadway, New York.
sold also By h. Blahesley,
I; Squires . Bloss, Barline.
amNDhm1V
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Essay on the Culture Of Flax.
WRITTEN especially for this locality.
70 BE- had ~ the Book Stores. Price-rrss to Prac-
'scAa MSmeFs. mAri-0tv
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MAR R led.
DIED,

vANTUYL-PERRY.-Ma sth BY Prof Ind. STE
PhEN N. VANTUYL to Miss AMANDA PERRY