davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

FEARFUL RAILROAD AooIDENT-Fiue Persons
The Beaver Meadow passenger train, leaving here
at a quarter past IL this morning, was thrown from
the track near Bear Creek dam, by the breaking of
a rail.
the passenger car, containing twenty eight per-
sons, was precipitated into the Lehigh river a dis.
tance of fifteen feet.
-Four passengers and the conductor were drowned,
viz: Mrs. Farrow and sister, Of Beaver Meadow,
and two Misses Smith, of Mauch Chunk.
The rest were rescued with extreme difficulty by
the hands of the train, who mounted the car and
broke away portion of the roof before it sunk.
The bodies of the victims were recovered.
The car sank in twenty feet of water. Those who
escaped sustained only slight injuries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

THE ALIAS "BENIeIA BoYu GONE UNpER-Jim
Wright, says an exchange, the fellow who was
killed on Friday night last in drinking saloon in
Terre Haute, Ind, was desperate rowdy, and
bore such an appearance to Heenan that he was
called the Benicia Boy, and as such lately visited
"Honest Old Abe" at Springfield, by whom he
was received in the most distinguished style by
the aforesaid H. o. A. AT Terre Haute he quar-
relied with stranger over plate of oysters, and
made use of very harsh language, but the diff
Guilty was supposed to have been amicably ad-
justed. Shortly afterward, however, the man with
whom he had quarreled came up behind him, as he
stood at the bar, and, unperceiyed by Wright,
drew revolver and shot him through the heart.
Wright fell back corpse. The murderer was Sc
cured, and is now in jail Wright has wife and
children in Buffalo, where he belonged.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
Ne Qesms Daily Gent ayeaatsaay osaua nesnbss 5, 1850
AUCTION sALEs.

~~...-,.-<-. =
AUCTlUN SALES.
800 PIECES FANCY VELVET MoIRE AND RICH RIB
bon.
.s 6f FAAoiDh glide ). sFEAE'
xuEnxusp.v s4n s,,at s ~ ~ 1as a-s a,,e1n.,.
W. a &C is auction II cRafes street, between Bi
30 Pieces Fancy yeyet Moire sad Reh Ribbons
s ss-IEEas-At sale: sale: DO
200 LOTS OF DRY GOODS, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.
BY PLAClDE J. SPEAR,
once - ohafIres street
w NJ Il ii. aaeiian stoe NJ darts,s rset baSei
I Inys b sa %nd Cont streets at public auction without
20 lots q a. Dry Goods, such Gsmlet Jeans Ma@or
neis White and Brown csttons, Red Twied FianasJPE.
wabssy wby ftnts shr & Blas cray ana fsney satns Pm
Hdkfs Hosiery, etc. .r.nr.Y
4=g- aeMs-A. sa-e. - az . = ts'
Es-hohsEs-GaEAI Js,i3f,s, 81. IA. sALE of
BY MONTGOMERY q rIxet Firm.
R. NJ Mosrcoy-
4... fARKET FASTER
WEDPNnEsDAY, PIP ans, Dee 5,
without reserve. Viii Be sold
~ A'@a VI no'se' ''.u al At
Fine Horses and Sc @a@0 o.4s.
purchasers. TERN TERN AND AaERtoAS nsFs.l
va l1ea7-eaen; u,
$4,000 HAVANA olea oAnau1n MAN sseam-
~". 1ps. ~, aAn,, aii,seu -, - a. tnis port
xuEDSEsnlp, pooi .nsaas' .h aas N sne 11a' ana ion'
w NJ. at tie theSVenihg OF the Esd uif
street W will be sls brought by the Canadian are six
guaranteed By yhan those received by the Arabia.
ana seqna Led States Mail steamship Fulton from
k k had arrived at southampton.
damburg-Amercan packet Borussia, from
ork, had arrived off cowes on her way to
ourg.
ne Cunard mail steamship Asia had arrived at
Verpool from New York, whence she sailed on
We 7th ult.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Mail
oompanys steamship Vigo, with New York adyices
'o 1ne io.h y Nosempef' arrived az Queenstown
eh foute iof Liverpool.
eommerSial on tmtengenee. In
a., Wv. 1a-ins DfoAels Gircuiar re-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Is SINKING AN EMERGENCY ?-One of our brother
editors, in describing the heroic rescue of man
from drowning, says; He was just sinking, when,
at this critical emergency" etc. Now, we should
like to know whether the act of sinking can be
properly called an emergency
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
HORRIBLE DEATH.-The Baltimore Exchange
Of the 29th ult. has the following

A HORRIBLE DEATH.-The Baltimore Exchange
Of the 29th ult. has the following
On Monday afternoon man named A. q. Fahne-
stock, in the employ of Messrs. William A. Wentz
d Co., oyster packers West Falls Avenue, was so
severely scalded that he died of his injuries at IL
o'clock ON Tuesday morning. he was engaged in
preparing the oysters for packing, and it is neces
sary to boil them first. They are accordingly
thrown into an immense vat of boiling water, and
this vat is covered over with boards to keep in the
steam. Fahnestock had occasion to pass from one
part Of the room to the other, and in doing so,
stepped upon one Of the boards covering the vat,
when it gave way, and he was precipitated into
the boiling water up to the chin. He was there
but an instant, as he caught the edge of the vat
he went down, and sprung out. His fellow work
men tore the clothing from his person, when his
body presented horrible appearance. From his
neck to the soes Of his feet, he was one blister.
Flour was procured, and he was covered with it,
and then removed to his home on Bddle street,
near Cathedral where DIR. White rendered medical
attention. The blister broke in many places and
exhibited the flesh literally cooked, and in some
instances almost ready to drop from the bones.
He fingered suffering the most intense agony until
IL O'Clock on Tuesday morning, when death came
to his relief. He leaves wife and five small
children,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

MARINE DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE -ASera,l-
d,la, Ea., Nov. 30.-The brig Crocus, Capt. Her
bert of Gardiner, Maine, has arrived, in thirty
days from Sombrero Island. She reports having
experienced terrific gales. Two seamen were
killed by falling from the mast, and another died
on the voyage. The Captains wife died at Som
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

We learn from the Canton MISSY Citizen that
Franklin Smith, Esq, an eminent lawyer of that
place. has been convicted Of shooting, with intent
to kill, Owen VanVactor, editor of the Common
wealth. He took an appeal from the decision of
the judge, but the Judgment was confirmed BY the
Supreme Court. =,@ s4 ~ s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

GARRorER WHIPPED.-A garroter attacked d
powerful and plueky man named Haines in Mem
phis, one evening last week. and attempted the
London style Of robbery. Haines, however, turned,
hit the garroter a " one, two,n knocked him down,
stamped on him until the villain begged piteously
for his life, when Haines told him to 60 and garrote
no more.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

RENFREw AS A FAST AMERIoAN.-The large pic
ture in recent number of Punch is entitled Latest
from America and represents the Prince of
Wales on his return home after his American tour.
The Royal youth has suffered change during his
absence. He has become Americanized, and now
sits before the CRATE with his legs resting on the
mantelpece, cigar in his mouth and pocket
pistol in his hand, while box of fragrant Havanas
is on table near by. A sherry cobbler with its
characteristic straws, is on the mantle-piece. The
Young prince wears shocking bad hat tipped over
on one side, sports goatee, and really looks like
one of the boys In the back ground stands
Prince Albert, gazing his son with an expression
of amazement, not unmingled with fear. His Royal
Highness, Junior, patronzingly remarks to His
Royal Highness, Senior, "Now, STREE, if you'll
liquor up and settle down. I'll tell you all about my
trayeIsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

SusPIcroUs.-The names of the two men drowned
at Arkansas Pass, mentioned in our last, were Luke
Monroe and - Evans. The former has been long
from Padre Island. There are some suspicious
circumstances connected with the affair, and IL
Evans is yet alive, murder has been committed.
Monroe's body has been found in decomposed
state and buried on Mustang Island.
fCorpus Christi Raprhsro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
1lartituIar AOtltts.


" Arsenal GnoD STREET,
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1860.
BB~ Attention 1.-The officers and members
of the Washington ARTILLERY hereby notified to attend the
regular monthly meeting be held the Arsenal TIL RS
DAY EVENING 9Th inst, ut o'clock Punctual attendance
is particularly requested. By order Of the Captain
d5 It CESAR HUGUkI, Secretary.
HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. I3,}
New Orleans. Dec. s, 1861
pJ-At the annual meeting of Perseverance
Fire Co No. 49, held the evening Of Dec 3 1850 the follow
ing officers elected 10 serve the ensuing year
President-A. a. Wilkins
Yice-P Presdent--D. Z. scruggss
Foreman-E. 7. Rareshide.* MM
First Asst. Foreman III. Tayor.s
3 Second Asst. For0man-M. IArduer.E
Seeretary--W H. Latham. -
TreasurerM J. Regari.s
Marshal-C. ~ Hatcher.
Delegates to II. C. Association u. r. Rareshde+ c. A.
W. Fl. LATHAM, Secretary.
--sReeeeted. Dc 81
HALL OF WAsmsGTos FIRE COMPANY No. 20.
New Orleans, Dec. 2, 1866 (
HJ~At an annual m Getting of this Company
held TIT day he follow sentrneI wee elected Vceis
during the ng yer:
Presi1enf-N ashbgton Marks. ,-
Nlce.P- es dent-S. L. Pattsmer .. ,. A. I.7
For mtn--James Begg5.
First AS I'D aa. Gleason.
....... Secsnd Assistant--Jas O'Gonnor.
Secretary-J r. Stee'e.
Tfeasuref-G. Fnser, Jr.$
Marshall. L. Piqttsmer
Housekeeper-P. Gmty,%
Delegates to the Fireme1's Charitable Association j. r.
Platsmler, 4. r. bettson,k Tahington Aarkss
tReeleced.
di 81 i. E. ZFBAL. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

The GREAT GALE on THE IsAEEs.- Detroit, Nay.
30, ls50.-Intellgenee is received here of ID lass
of the schooner Gireassian oa the White Sioal
Straits of Mackinao, in the late gale, Will salon
board.
The propeller ontonagon, which arrived q, Col,
fRgswood to.day from Chicago, reports tia, proa,
pelleR Kenosha at Maekinae. She had pr raQsonshr
been reported ashore at the mouth of Cor son Raw,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
NUMBER 236.
Great southern Rlgtts Meeting n s1ennpI.ls.

be-
A very large meeting Of the citizens Of Memphis
and vicinity was held on Friday night last in that
city, to take into consideration the present state of
public affairs and to ask the Governor to convene
the Legislature at an early day. OF this demon
stration the Avalanche says:
Memphis has spoken. One ef the largest meet
ings ever held in Memphis congregated at Odd PEI
lows Hall last night. The enthusiasm exceeded
anything we ever witnessed. Political differences
and party lines were wiped out; petty jealousies,
heard or felt, but on every hand We heard but ore
loud, unanimous cry for resistance. The paIayer
about the glorious Union was hushea in an ardent
desire to consolidate and unite the South in the
work Of deliverence. The meeting was looked to
with fear. Many thought that Memphis would not
be equal to the enaergencysrbnt the proceedings
last night, which we publish this morning, will
calm and dignifed yet firhs and decided-cIearly
enunciating that the dangers threatening our de-
struction from the madness and folly of Northern
fanaticism must be promptly met. ss.Q y5s@
with unspeakable JOY we announce to the world
that Memphis has virtually determined upon re-
sistance to Black Republican rule-that she indig-
| nantly scorns the coBardly spirit which counsels
submission. The meeting was remarkable as much
for the character and position Of the men COM
posing it, as for the tremendous enthusiasm which
prevailed throughout its entire proceedings. Men
who have opposed each other politically all their
lives, met to smoke the pipe of peace and to coun-
sci with each other for the common welfare and
defense. The leaders of the old parties shook
hands together, declared their past differences
should be forgotten, and all combined to harmon
ize the people. Every man was willing to take o
step toward his old enemy, and each was willing
to lay upon the altar Of common South all past
enmties; and they did sall this in the spirit of an
! enlightened patriotism, freely and fairly. This
spirit of concession exhibited by the leaders,
spread with lightning like rapidity among the rank
and file of all parties, and the humblest seemed to
say to each other: g" We are no longer Consti-
tuuonal Union men; we are no longer Democrats /;
we are brothers, we are citizens of the South, and
we must unite against the common foe who wages
warfare against our common rights" And SO old
buried; and SO there is but single sentiment ami
mating and directing our people-an unyielding
determination not to submit to Black Republican
+ rDIa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

# THR BnIG MINNIE ScHIFFER,- Boston, Nor. 30.--
The British Government, through the Consul at this
Sehifar with valuable gold chFonometer, Mi.
Connonton, the mate, with telescope, and SO to
each of the crew; also liberal compensation i ],
made for the demurrage and subsistence of The
crew and passengers of the Connaught.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Gen. George Washington Morrison Nun. Of Man.
chester, N. H.. is the most remarkable Phenomenon
Of the age. He is only twenty nine iaehes tsll Il
sixteen years of age, and weighs tziae over Two
dozen pounds. a55s55@st a. 55sT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

w fEN N1EfEtIstI EItA
reetors of this Bank,lo serve d
held at the banking house, No
st. Peter and Old Leyee streets
December, between the hours 0
ngl I'm ".
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TIE WAR IN GHrNA.-A dispatch reeef sed BY The
State Department from our Ministsr in china
states that the treaty had heen sigava bv the En-.
peror. The Allied forces had ger .che.i Ia within
twelve miles of Pekin before iie was prevailed
upon to attach the imperial sell to the document,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

~In conformftdI Il

w NIK NVTNEUs IFEET.I
Charter of tins Company, !,
for THIRTY-TW0 TRUtI
year, from the First Mond
The office of the Gempanys0
the I'd day Of December IN
and 2 P. NJ. u0g
y nl9 I'd ..= W
-------i,a n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

orncE CARosDELEr CANAL NAVIGATION CoxPAsY)
NEW ORLEANS,
......-.z New Orleans, Dec. 3. lSGO \
H5~At u general meeting of the stockhoId-
held he 26tp Of November last the Following res1lu
animouslY adooted
Resolved shat the Board of Directors with the sent and
Of special the part Stockhold
es composed Carrefe. L. surgi H Dugne B.
OConnl and Rcau be- and they hereby
empowered fe for proposals to tnat eff during
~ least ihry days in east published in the
city Of New Orleans in the French tnd FL gh anguage
ltase the SAID Capa togetoer wi e DIRE toa ada ETC.
for per cd exceeding fifteen years such ard
dous as may be aeemed by said Board Dcec
tor. and special committee who further avest with full
authority beh uf OF hs Company, ard ga such
act may be auheptica and carry nio
effect such contract c lease thus be agreed
opted by them. LOUIS SURGI President,
LOUIS GAYRUT, Secretary. d4 Ct
h8-Notice-The Annual Election for ON,
GERS and Managers Of the trphans Home will be he1 q
THURSDAY, inst at II Uelc at the Home. Severo
street, of Constance fall aud pnctnal at,endan
requested.
d4 ct z.s-a Mas L. ELKIN, Seq as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING ON LAKE MAIL
BoAT.-A meeting of the passengers was held on
Tuesday evening on board the Mobile and New
Orleans mail boat Alabama, Capt. Boardman,
during her passage to this city, DIR. Cummings, of
Monroe, La, being called to the chair, and Mr.. A.
7. Hawthorne, of New Orleans, chosen e-Presi-
dent. Speeches upon the present crisis in our
political history were made by Mr. Hawthorne DR..
Perotte of Louisiana, Mr.. Pride of Mississippi and
Mr.. G. F. Mouton Of Mobile, their remarks being
enthusiastically applauded. Ayote upon the ques-
ton Of secession then taken (the ladies pres
ent joining in the ballot,) which resulted in forty
for and three against-the latter voting for Union
on condition that the Constitutional rights of the
South should be secured. New York, North Caro-
lima, Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi and
Texas were represented
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
: CEst11ssa20qlae /!

GHAs. FARRE LATE MAX suTAINE & CO.,
Rheims,
Pnrveyors the Courts of France Spain and Prussia also
the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
sery, Cabinet, Imperial and Vim Ang'as, in quarts pins
half pins for sale by the principal Grocers
Dealers.
F9-orders for direct importation received by
s. d. GRATfAA & CO.,
MIG 2p3m SO tustnmhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

srDr. Charles Il. Kells. Dentist, No. I5a
Canal street. between Caronde and Earonne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

by the Board OF Direct
on the l1th instant:
Resolved, That publ
pers published IN the
be made 10 the Genera
its next session, to req
ration of the New O1
road Company, apprd
OLE If !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
made strong Union speech at the Capitol toni ght
which was received with great applause.

made strong Union speech at the Capitol toni ght
which was received with great applause.
Chemical and Associated Banks at Loggerheads
New YORK, Dec. 5.--An exciting war is at present
progressing between the Chemical and the Asso-
ciated Banks of this city. The former refused to
join the Association, whereupon the latter expelled
it from the clearing house, and refused to receive
its checks or bills On deposit.
New York Money Market.
Sterling Exchange rules heavy at lo4l for Bank
ers' bills, and 103 for Commercial bills.
French Exchange is heavy.
Money is stagnant, and stocks Of all kinds are
dull. Louisiana Skies are offered at s5. The ask
ing price is rs.
Breadstuffs Market
The prices of all qualities of Breadstufs have
downward tendency.
Cotton Circulars for Europe.
The steamer which sails to-day for Liverpool,
via Queenstown, will take ont New Orleans mail
dates of the 9th ut and telegraphc dispatches Of
yesterday.
Wright's circular by the steamer says only a
moderate business is being done in Cotton, and
that prices are nominal They estimate the sales
Of the week at 5000 bales, most Of which were de-
livered to the trade The stock on hand, they say,
is 85 600 bales.
The same circular quotes Middling Orleans at
1o3c.
Wetherspoon, Kingsford 4 Co., in their circular,
say the prices of Cotton have declined 4c. The
market closed heavy.
Sterling Exchange is dull.
Specie for Europe.
New YoRK, Dec. g. The Cunard steamship
Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool via Queenstown,
with SIT $40 of treasure on freight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

HALL or LAFAYETTE HOOK AsD LADDER Co., NJ IRE
New Orleans. Dec. !. ien
HB-The officers and members of thfs
pany hereby notified the regular moir, ,oo
ing 10 be held on WEDNESDAY, Dec s. lS60 lhB Hiah
o'clock +. N; wounded
d3 3t w. u. ANDREWSQ CallIODe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NEw ORLEANS GAS LrGHi was that
Rg-The annual election for six neh Aayior,
Of this ConpHny will held office W. interfered
street, agreeaby 10 the charter, M0MDA.. :, :, :
next between the hours Of 10 A. M and p ae, and II he
d3 I'm N. o. J. TISDts. r. q, -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

W. sSoTTBr outsiders t.
p5-A Am election for six Directstandings.
stitution 10 serve the ensuing year, will b,
House on the 18th December, 1850 from lkILL.-Geo. Nc
n27 td2 THOS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NEW LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE STORE
~ AND FRAME MANuFAGTORY, 73 Camp street.
My former Looking Glass and Picture Store No Al Royal
street. having been destroyed by fire. leave TO inform nv
old customers and the public generally that reopeaed
y new esabii hment ht No Is Camp where am pre-
pared 70 I'll! all orders and work belonging to nv
hae with dispatch and in superior have also
large and splendid stock : ~ v
French and German LOOKING GLASSES
PICTURES.
FRAMES snd MOULDING
Of every description constantly hand which offer al the
lowest price and reasonable terms
lesrous to merit it, ask share of the public patronage
d. I'm PIGT0RIN GUETTE.
MI YsTERIoUs SECOND sIGHT!.!
# L Z z r.!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

n, charged with assault and bat
B-Special O1ute, charged with larceny were
o'clock By order ofd for an assault and battery and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
NEW ORLEANS CANAL

new ORLEANS nav New tostafternoon. oficer
orr y ILL., fnstnoa 70 sstee dan Charity Hospital
held at It's Banking House, corner of tnknovn
the SECOND MONDAY Of Dec
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and Z. icer II Finneu of
n26 A oiNei .. ihiiey, vi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NOTICE.-THE GoPARTNERsHtP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned and Mr.. f. Belcher
under the firm of OLIVER Il BELGHER, is from this date
hereby dissolved. The undersigned will alone the
manufacture and sale Of the COTTON SAND AND DUsrER
invented by him. THOS. OLIVER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

AVIS.-Lt LtAsSoGIATION ExIsrANT JusQU'ICI
n lie soussigne NJ. F. Becher sous lie nom de
OLIVER BELCHER est des jour dissoute. lie soussi
gne connuera senl manufacturer vendre la MACHINE
d5 10 THOS OLIVER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

DS-Thfs BanE
EIGHT PER GEM,
payable to the Stockh.
after the 10th inst.
nul I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

OFFICE NEW 0RLE ,
w" "" RA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Company will attend Drill every WEDNfth asseultnS anu
EVENING, at O'Clock, the Armory r. ea s-
Lafayette streets Every nber is rec u
in atenaaeSe 40 &c, BY 9Tdet asa; si.-A man named
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

6'" .... .
of John Neher, q native of
ears, found dead in a house
1t. Verdict, consumption.
rRT-Judge Hu,it.-The Dis
'sterday six informations in
and one of larceny.
Irton, charged with inflicting
hem, with intent to kill, was
III inst. .z
as Roper, Morris Rosenthal,
Michael Eagen, all charged
terry, were continued; also,
nth, charged with entering a
,eal, and Juan Ruiz, charged
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Z A..A,.
We II Crossman Streets of the Root Hog or t made
Manufacurer OF nll kinds of Plain and Fancy Ahavnp
TENTS. TARPAULIN etc. Also all kinds Of Fla Mra
HAMMERS suitable for companies Other pnrposdt t
and furnished to order the shortest notice BLOCKS
sizes ready stranpeh likewise, all kinds heavy BIOel
SPARs and RIGGING, suitable for raising machinery or
other heavy material l.
have likewise ON hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARS whit
offer for sale Cheap for Cash
All of the above articles Nos is Canal and II
ErOssman stFehts, New Orleans.
n Sail and kiggig work in al its and country
orders promptly filled at the shortest possible notice
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

he met a man unknown
'de5'urbon & and Customhouse
oyus bundle in his posses
oipped him and took the
-,ntents, and while doing
out the officer thought he
ilunder. 1t proved to be
pieces Of silver ware, fifty
zone silver spoons, fifty
md sundry other articles.
ht to the police station for
God haul that was. The
the west side Of Rampant
and Contistreets, and the
he initials of the owner.
er held an inquest yester-
lste Falk, a native of Ger
J fell dead on the sidewalk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
Eleeey's EVr0rsfed Store,

MYSTERIOUS SECOND sIGHTis!
Il o Z L ERi