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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-16

/ \ SAFE ana safety remedy AOI
/ Coughs, Colds, Group, asthma, Whoopang-
! Cougn, Sore Throat, Broa hits, H3arse-
ness, Influenza, Ferer and Ague.
It Is warranted TO relieve Group in five min
utes
To break up a common cold in a single night
To relievo the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs,
The mstchiess success and unprecedented popu-
larity which this remedy has attained in short
year, would seem 10 be a sufficient guaranty Of
its excellcncy. If any enc doubts il let such give
it one trial.
Read the following From Hon. Levi Underwood
Lieut. Governor Of VI.
Msssrs T.. B. Magoon & Co. l have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throat, and i, has proved eiieien. remedy.
1t is valuable accession 10 tie list Of remedies
foE colds, coughs, &c.
am, &c, ours.
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, oc:. 6th, 1860.
From Hon. Timothy ? Reifei
BY using your weeks Magic Compound slor:
time, was entirely cured Of one OF the severes
and MOS. obstinate colds upon my lungs that 1
ever experienced. l know Of no remedy equal %
it for coughs and lung Complaints generally.
TIMOTHY 2. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18Th, 1860.
From Rev Z. B. Smith, y. D., Principal Of
Nov Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished ne
last Spring. when was suffering most severely
from the effects Of lcng continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like charm. The first night after
taking it, coughed less AMI slept better than fer
weeks before, and the uso Of it inalIy removed
the difficulty entirely. 7 should use it again IN
preference to any medicine / have tried when
similarly afflicted ours truly,
[. 3, SMITH,
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LGCIAN II. HAYDEN,

Pupil Of Alfred Jaell.
INSTRUCTOR OF THE PIANO, ORGAN & HARMONY
and Teacher Of Singing, (Bassinis system)
Fairfax. Vermont.
sept5 w3ms
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WOrsteds ! W0rsieds :!

WOrSteds W0rsteiIs. :!
AIDES, we can now supply you With all
4 4 de-i1abie -hedes and colors in
Single or Double Zephyr;
Split 90.
Shetland Wool and Tinsel Worsted:
Also
Crochet Cord; Crochet Braid; Crochet Hooks;
God, Gutta-percha, Ivory aud Bono Knitting
pins; Chenille Cord; Tinsel Chenille; Enbroid
Tidys, Cushions, &C., &c.
RIBBONS.
A Choice lot Of Fall aud Winter Rfbbo1s. the
handsomsst ever il this market
REMEMBER TIE
CORNER SroaE
.LYNAN'S.
October, 1850. da~tf
N n = II =
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.--7'5-No UNDER DUFIcCLTILs.-IHc G.
.''a 81 Q ooUnuyman 70 carry two pigs IN
one arm, coop fll Of chickens under
.'aar' N quart Of eggs in his coat
.-.'' illustrated recently the folly Of
\ .'' many irons in the fire at once
-. -' one OBJ the din uutive porkers.
.+r,7- u-; The corner like greassd
lii+ fs,-. -. .l-1 the coop GA the other to
vi,t.,;,,,s 80 e. I'd ll insult. return
the benevolent action of an ia AZ 60 -, ~,
'Ist the coop and freed the ,r;.,, Nv no
nlng the other IN like name IN
"a ID pursuit again and in tie 49, ~ al
nty minutes doomed up with ri-,-.'' VI
us .sm. By this time y. had ;ri ~
--t AID vas gone again, whereat lie ~ -
'aa-a euragel that he sat down on tba eos
gnlWares and smashed them. Deserving bis
'1gant IN q neighboTing street he dashed ag.
~ nm. tumbled over gutter plate, and
be his slIins, and reglined his equilibrium
Isl IA time to see both OF bis porcine tor
mentors disappear under barn with q lirt
heir short tails. vending BIS way sor.
''F.uiiy back 20 the coop. he arrived in time
10 re the last Of his b;ddies disappear over a
Hieket ieHce IN the distance. released bv ths
mischief OF malicious bows, who sat - tire
curD stone and asked him what be was look
..ng Ion. When last seen be was using hi,
H-5' ende4Yor u trade tie coop f0r bottle
q l-mon-pop, making the hes- of ajrers,
c-rcumStancas.- Frse Prs,
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Tn FIRST WIDE AWAKE. Gideon, Who
r5t $40 men with lanterns, and defeated
tie clmics Of Israel, was the first Wide
awake q whom We have kn1wl7jre
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Nov. 5, 1scO-ll

exRo raback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is no humbug, but the best, most easily
made. and the cheapest Of any now In USE rms
Soap. though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity. 1t is used ~ readily In
hard as soft water.
See what your neighbors say oft:
OrruxsA, Aug. 81, 1860.
g. +. AssrxwAla.--Ds0r Sir:
ufacture Rorabackb Compound Chemical Washing
and Toilet Gsap which obtsned from you, regard
A Invaluable. Whatever other osher patent nven-
tions may be- this one Ii humbug. The Ingredients
of which this soap II compounded are perfectly harm
less and 90 far from clothes being Injured by Its
believe i've dollars year win be saved In the usual
wear and tear which results ON the use OF other soap
/ The soap will eadily remove French Pehah, Print
ers Ink lead paint wheel grease. tar, &c.. from the
finest fabrics. without iuturing them 70 the least
thngs which other soap. With which am scqsaint
The Toilet sosp h useful for shaving. washing
han a. and everything else for which toilet soap I
used II L. cheap, costing only fous cents per pouno
The Cheapness with which the washing Soap
manufactured IL, Wi<h me, an Important Item. run!
pounds can be made ut cost 81 only ~ cents, an
Il rs easily ~ you make cup OF conee. The iact
too that clothes can be easily wasned Aad Wasne
clean In hard sulphur scater - Of great consider
alton 70 me. Would not be without Amiiy righ
for four tiniss It's cost. ". W.sohNsoN.l
Family Rights. formerly sold fer 90. each, but MOI
for g. or % for the washing soap. and y for the t'
an be had a the CouRlEs 0Aes.
: GEn Z. ASPlNwAkL.
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The NoDus OPERANDI OF THE PREsIDEN-
r,.L, ELECTION. Southern contemporary
thus briefly explains the proceeding involved
in the election of President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United States, b wit:
/. By Act Of Congress Of 1s45, the elect
ora for President and Vice President OF the
limited States shall be. elected in each State
on the first Tuesday in November
3. BY the Act of17s2 these electors are
- meet on the first Wednesday in Decem.
Der after, in their respective States 10 cast
their votes.
:. These votes, when cast, are to be Ger
tiled by the electors. and sealed up, and
cent TO the President Of the Senate.
q On the secnd "Wednesday in Febru
.ry after, the sealed certificates Of the elect
ors are to be broken open, and. the votes
counted, and the result declared in the pres
snre Of Congress.
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BURLINGTON MARKET

TUESDAY, p. M.-Steadiness and nee
of marked fluctuations have been thing
features of the markets frr several Il
Dull market in Liverpool has caus Ike
stagna,ion in -four and wheat in New !:
so that market has been dull and lobr
quite number Of day, in succession
In Chicago, yesterday, no. 2 SprlnSt
old down to Toe and no. i, 73c, evert
else closing dull except Eastern Excl
which was firm at 6 to Z per cent pree
rates that will draw harder on the bus
community than a mustard plaster.
Hogs dull at 81 70 to So; dressed, at
SIS 25. dividing on 900 lbs.
In this market all is quiet. Millers
tinue to pay 65c for Spring, 80 to q
Winter wheat. But little Corn, Oats, o
arriving, and no change in prices. b
Exchange is governed by prices in On
Demand small as but few parties are d
ed to remit and paw present rates.
nominal at So but little doing.-Haao'
New YORK, DEC
! FLOUR Market heavy and lOc lo'
Wheat-Market heavy and droop
Sales at 81 O3 oil 06 Chicago spring
al IL Mill. Club; 81 IL amber Wis;
al 30 winter red western; 81 20
white Mich.
RYE-Dull. Sales at 60@TO.
BARLEY-Sales at 68@S2.
Corn--Receipts 81 $40 bn. Market
heavy and lower. Sales at 62@62s '
mixed; aaoat 81.
OATS--Sales 37@39i for western
> ad an and State.
PORK-Dull and nominsl.
s WHISKY-Market heavy. Sales
+ @19. -
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Thanksgiving Observances.

Last Thursday was observed by our church
es as day of thanksgiving and religious
worship, in accordance with the proclama.
ton of the Governor of the State Discourses
suggested by the occasion, were delivered at
several churches in the city. They have
been represented to us as able, but as gene
raj thing were delivered to audiences quite
too limited to testify to becoming apprec'a
ton of so important claim upon people
who profess to be religious, and to ec,gn'z
obligations to supreme Being for SO many
and rich blessings.
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when you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, 60 to
Temples, New Clothing Store.
Clubbing with the Courier.

Clubbing with the Courier.
1t is time to lay in reading matter for the
coming year, and we would say to such OF
our readers as wish to subscribe for good
paper or Magazine, that they can obtain most
Of the leading publications at reduced rates
by clubbing with the COURIER. Among
these we name the Atlantic Monthly, the
subscription price ofwhich is $500; 1t can DE
had with the CouRrEB for $500 Gody's
Lady's Book, also So Magazine for $500;
the Home Magazine (Arthur's), Peterson's
Iady's National Magazine, which are $500
single copy, for ST. % eachD
To or far ner friends, who want an Ag-
rcultural paper, we recommend the Prairie
Farmer, published at Chicago, as the best
Western publication of the kind, and
the American Ayriculturist published
at New York. in the East.
In addition to the above, the Scientlhc
American will be found exceedingly inter
estiny and valuable to mechanics as well as
to the general reading public. 1t is issued
at New York.
We shall be happy laid our subscriber
in procuring the above, or such other publ
cations as come to this Office, if they desir
us to do so.
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BoLrvAR, Mo. Dec. S.-Col. G. F. Sny-
der, commanding officer Of this District, who
was sent to the border by special order OF
the Governor, returned last night, and re-
ports all quiet on the line< He says the
State has not been invaded, nor is there any
probability Of its invasion, but le Of Mont
gomery's men approached Fl. Scott at any
one time, no one there was molested in the
least, no attempt made to hold the u >
District Court, and there was no occasion
for the Court to leave the Territory.
Montgomery and Gunnison have hung
Scott Hines and Harrison. and shot Bishop
and Moore, al in the Territory.
Col. Snyder organized the militia onthe
border. and asks the Governor to estab
fish an arsnal here for worse emergencies.
Montgomery's force is about 275, ragge'
veil armed thieves, whose chief aim is plum
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Gopy's LsrY's Book FOR Is6I.-The Jan

GopY's LAEY's Book FOR I86I.-The jan
uary number Of this widely known, and just
ly popular Magazine, comes to us rejoicing in
many excellencies. The present we see, is
the first No, of the 61st Vol. So long has
this popular favorite maintained leading
position in American literature. Cody can
be had with the COURIER for 50, 90, the regu-
lar subscription price, single copy, being So.
Send orders now so as to commence with the
volume.
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COMMERCIAL.
COURIER OFFICE, I

COURIER OFFICE, Dec. 6.
The past week has been the busiest of the
season. Sales by merchants have been very
heavy, the city has been crowded with peo-
pie, the hotels are overlooking. Hogs are
arriving constantly, and every available lot
and enclosure for two miles around us are
full, and the cry is, still they come.
As to the market, prices are yet fuctuat-
ing, but we have carefully corrected our quo
tations from numerous and the most reliable
sources.
wHEAT-Spring-6O to e5. Winter,
70 to 70.
FLOUR $2,O5, wholesale; 2,2O retail
CORN, Is to 16. Some buyers for Mis-
sissippi market.
HOGS. buyers offer $3.50 for hogs
weighing 25a. A lot of about 400 sold a
few days ago for 1926, but that was below
the market.
CATTLE live, $l.75 to $500.
1 vENISOf, 5 to cts.
Geo1ge GilIaspy 4 Co.
! At this hose 6OOO hogs have been pack.
ed up to noon pf the 9Th. They average
about 500 day and 500 in the pens at
that date.
I shipmentsby b. & M. r.. r..
There have bet shipped from this station
, by this road, frorA he commencement of this
seasons business date, 1858 hogs, 1922
cattle, and Sc she'd besides miscellaneous
freight. Cattle traA of from II to 25 cars,
leave daily for Burlih non, Chicago, and the
5 east. They have 1okn pens.
shipments by 1okuk Road.
This road has been 4 pleted to this point
few weeks only. The have shipped in
; round numbers 5000 hoeto Keokuk, and
=, onnn ONO tin
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Hear what Physicfans say,
RESPECTING
DIR. CHR ESTIE'S
AGTJE RALSAM.

M.rv hiuh minded physicians who are above the
marrow prejudces which govern too many oithe pro-
fessop. and are willing to acknowledge merit where
ever found, using the Basam IN tne,r pslvh a.
With satisfaction to themselves and undoubs
I'd beneft to their patients One physician writes =
az with confidence recommend the Balsam as super
Tor to any other preparation"
saws another al have used II with uniform success,
and can confidently recommend 1t for ali those COM
nIaints for which II Is offered as remedy"
Once more ssTo ny knowledge 1t has never disap-
pointed the reasonable expectations OF those who
have used IT,"
Stjli another writes 81 have hesitation In say
ing that It is a rE, CONVENIENT and very emcsc'ou
medicine"
Docters use It (ss sensible thing IS they can DO
Pm BurLgR Morenci, Mich, writes: = our meu
icipe Is doing wonders here. Even the NJ D. 9 buy
\ TO take themselves when they sick"
JOHN D. PARK,
! Nav q 1sGO-1m 124 Lake-st., Chicago, III
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The OrrUMwA SEMINARY.-The next term
of this institution, now under the supervis-
ion Of Rev. j. NJ. McElroy, commences on
Wednes lay, December 18th. Pupils are
admitted at any time. Young Ladies and
Gentlemen esring to qualify themselves
for teaching: will find important facilities,
and generally this School has claims upon
the continued support of our citizens.
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MILLINERY, M1LLINERYl

ul with large and well selected stock OF Millinery
Goods; consisting Of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Head Dresses, and Velvet Ribbons also Dark Straw
variety Of other things tso tedious mention for all
of which she expects to find demaud ~ her selec-
ton was made In reference TO the increasing popula-
tou AID improvements In the taste Of the ladies Of
Ottumva aud neighboving towns.
Having the latest styles for dresses and cnaks Mr
=. Intends 70 eak all Who may favor her with call
She intends keeping on hand . supply Of Purs and
Oorsets, for ladies. - e 5. - -
Oct li-31-l21s-el2
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OswRao, Dec. ga fire last night des---
troyed the Washington block consisting Of
four stores, Washington Hall, Offices, &C.,
also two other stores and liquor store in
rear. Loss in buildings some 10000 dol
lars; loss in stocks about $4,000 dollars
Mostly insured.
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Goops AT Auction, back of Pumroy's
Drug Store, consisting of Ladies' Cloaks,
Shawls, Dress goods, Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Jewelry, and variety of Notions.
This stock will be closed out without reserve.
C. d. BLISS, Auctioneer.
P.S. The Ladies of this City and Coun-
ty are respectfully invited to call and see
this stock. Sale to continue until the entire
stock is closed out.
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Our thanks are due to Mr.. D. M. Clark,
of Washington TIP, for sample of Sor
ghum Molasses, manufactured by him this
season. The quality is excellent. Quanti
ty made by Mr. Clark this year about 800
gallons. He has succeeded in granting
some.
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AssnGNEE,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Smith Nicely of Eddy
vile In the county OF Wapelo State of Iowa. have
signed to all there property, real and personal for
the oftheir debts and their creditors pre-
sent their claims under oath aff1rmation me- ut
my office, In the city Of Eddyvle, county of wapelio
State Of Iowa. within three months from the date here
Of Dated this 2Sd dav Of October, 1860.
No. 3+is-6w. r. W. BOYD Assignee.
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.AKEN Nv Notice.

vUyAKEN y Notice.
pleas Purder, 1t his residence In
18th day q yapello county, Iowa, on the
description. wo estrays Of the following
teen years mare, supposed to be thir-
scar on sam bit hip knocked down and
spriuR. both wn ally three year, old last
In the faee to the pasture joint, blase
mare appra1 right shoulder. The bay
Joseph Mye own Ailey at 465, before
county Ice Of the Peace Of sal d
Sent. ~. Isl OSEPH HAYNE,
Counfv tylevk
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Hay NOTICE.

in "a |es Anderson, at his residence
One Sorre nshil Wapello county, Iowa,
the forehd white feet, small white strip In
mai s ana the right thigh, some harness
about IL collar on the top Of neck,
twelve vel opposed to be from nine to
w. Boy lued at Forty Dollars before
Jaly. 1870. II the peace, on the 29th day Of
littmmval JOSEPH HAYNE,
law Clerk.
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FREIGHT HousE.-The Keokuk Company
have building for freight and Depot pur-
poses up and enclosed on Samantha ST., be-
tween Union and the city limits.
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SLEIaHISG.- Notwithstanding the very in
significant quantity of snow on the ground,
only some three inches, there are some dis
posed to make the most of it, we judge, from
an occasional sound Of merry sleigh bells
, which greet the ears. A very little more
snow in the present state of the roads would
make capital sleighlng.
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kalooSa Nurseries.

L. HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN; ~
And the other
AND A HALF MILES NORTH. -
srlgned having purchased Sewers MUIR
NoAtown, and portion Of Zimmerman'g,
an place, hold themselves In readiness to
Wsupply the trade on liberal terms.
suitS e SO varieties, and at least $1,000 trees
VI, itnsplanting the ensuing Fall. All these
able trdy and Of the fruit-bearing kind suit
gene pate. We will also keep on hands q
ebf
-, INNS, 6HRUBBERY Etc. Etc.,
m r,yd to this climate Trees from rHaRS
each. 70 win be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
wing users can have the privilege Of ma
Osk In. PYLE Z DUGDALE.
81, 1860 12-15-y
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EREyGHT OFFICE or PEOwuA.
II OQUAwKA andBURLINGTON r. R.--NOrrCE.
To Merchants and shippers wishing to ship BY the
above Road will please call at the Peoria Ra!irox
Ticket % waterst - hsss shsir bills Of sius
signed.
This Company have ARRANGEMENTS to ship tost. x0u-
Is, Cincinnati and Cairo Without change OF cars s.
"a. LICKING.
Jan. '0o-u. Can. Ag0as :
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-S~NNNN'N"NNN''N~
Mark Packages, Past Exgress Line, via G. W. r"
IN NEW YORK Do. ps xs,. good; a, Has
senger Depot, SO Warren ST., at Canal st. Depot.
IN BOSTON s9'ds 1t ass'G pep aod
and mark above.
Eastward bound freight of every description will be
forwarded at lowest current rates and from West
Roads, should be consigned to "a. WALLINGFORD,
Chicago, or"GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, Detroit.''
For the transportation Of Live Stock to Buffalo, Al
bany, New York ana Bo ton this route is unequalled
for speed, stock cars Sleeping for Drovers
spacious and convenient yards for stock, making 10
most desirable roate for shippers.
Through bills Of Lading given. and RecSanatioas
paid, at any of the c. mpany's Offices.
@. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director G. W. A., Ham
ilton. JULIUS MOVlUS, Genl Agt Buffalo THOs.
BELL, Genl Fri Agt, Hamilton. W. J. SPiCER, Agt.
Detroit 4. p. BEACH, Agt 213 Broadway, n. Y. o.
kIMBALL, Agt 81 State ST., Boston
A. WAlLINGEOkD ID, westere Agy,
Cor. Lake and Dearborn sts., opp. fremont House
Marches, 1880. CHICAGO
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CITY PROPERTY.
ora IA, ,eaid encss % D be had Low and neasIy On
time Of risnS..
Reft Is. 1859. Noes,<' V"Se'
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MnLEpGEyILLE, Dec. 1.-The bank bill
authorizes the suspension ofspecie payments
of debts to December, 1861.
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RAILROAl
CHANGE OF TIN

BurliMy .Oli & Mi sc uri II. n.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE!

Giving perfect reliability and greatly increased
dispatch to Freight-the trains forming the
Line, East and West, run with the same
regularity, making sure connection
at the terminus of each Road ~
Through Passenger Trains.
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through rdssehger Trains
CLOSE CONNECTIONS HADE--
With Express Freight Trains all roads dverging
from Chicago, and Western shippers can rely upon
haTing their goods receive utmost despatch.
During the Season Of Navigation, the Fire
Marine risk on most kinds of merchandise shipped
via Steam or Sail Vessels, amounts Ia many cases
to More than the difference between rail or water
rates offreight, besides the difference Of time as
will be seen by the following comparative statements
OF insurance saved by sending goods all the way BY
rail road:
Value per AmtIns. say.
roo lbs. per 100 lbs, AZ
xper ct. PEE
Dry goods tgnl ast mfr $1,000 so Cents
Books and Stationery Comm 1900 "a
Gent stock groceries te1cept
Sugars and cofees,C 20.06 IS ~
Boots Shoes (av'ge val) 400 SIS 90
uggists'&Grocers city as'tm't4400 80
Hats caps furs tgenl as'tm't) S6O0 Is
Hardware tshelf g,ods gen1y) $500 81
necIdJ1aif0ns Prom y,fla md Eo;ry,, 4J;usf.J