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MEDICINE Is.
nLD sACHEM BITTERs AND

These delicious and Ar-fhmed b.efs ore recommended
by the RfMf PHYSICIANS cosEFHY IN aeeuaxa q
their Purity aad 0rA0s saedScjn0l eSs5ueaL ~ a4as
They pleasant nectar 10 the sse and presumed
the best 7Snfc and Stinuldnt o1v1 to kae Pl6c
Their curative Powers b eases Of Gen s0i DEBILITY, Les
ri APPETITE, C0astipdfioa. Cils and FSrsr ec., are
unparalleled and that feel warranted %
claiming what do, beg leave TO stat~ that
tons endorsed BY Prof. SLlrNAN u Yale Coalege.
Prof Hayes Of Massachusetts and hundreds Of osher
Principal Depot 145 Water street. New York. Fnr sale
BY Grocers, Wine merchants and Drusg generally.
eept1S-w1y S8iS EF64 Ms 4- E@ t@.stFYta NJ
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Ben NJ. Samuels is boasting upon the stump
Of the alacrity with which he would turn
out to help catch fugitive slave. On the
other hand, Lincoln Clark, Democratic cam
didatc for clector, says that he would not per.
form any such l,w, mental, hood housa service.
In the North, Democratic candidates for Con
gress declare their willingness TO engage in ''thc
pursuit Of niggers,' but South only blood hounds
and the most despieable portion Of the white
race, indulge IN this exciting sport. A profess
sional negro catcher, down South, is an object
Of the utmost. contumely and scorn. Those who
own fugitive slaves despise the worthless bri-
gands who track the poor creatures to their
hiding places. And yet. Ben N. Samucls, can
didate for Congress in the Northern District Of
free Iowa, declares his willingness to contest for
the CHI plct which adorns the brow Of the pro-
fessional negro catcher! There may be occasion
yet for hunting negroes on our broad, free prai-
ries, and the people will no doubt keep SaInnels
At home to labor in that favoiitc department Of
his, while they return Vandever to the place he
has filled so acceptably.-Hamilton Freeman.
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CRoPs IN ARKANsAs.-Ou Arkansas exchanges
bring the most melancholy and distressing &C
counts OF the effects Of the drouth on the crops
in that State. The Little Rock Gazette, in
speaking Of the corn crop, which, three or four
weeks ago, was the most promising that had been
seen for many years, says: 1t is now cut
short, without the least hope Of making enough
To feed the people. Nothing but starvation
starcs many poor farmer, Of whom many viii
not raise corn enough to feed their families till
Christmas. Most farmers are cutting their corn
Of corn. The prospects in this region are shock
ing enOnphn
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9Persons afcsed with the Fever and ARue should nol
spare either time trouble expense procure Dr. HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED BfrfERa, whose h<nIAceas
effects upon the syem hiss been clearly proved 10 ;hoss
who hare been stricken down In short space cs time BY
this dreadful whose cheeks and mcnge and
whose nights seepess and restless and ~hcse tyes
dim and snken with death staring them IN face ths
compound must prove a blessing; Matchhg thern - u
were, from the mouth Of the grave. Nome know No
true value un they have tested H. when oil Others havs
fAlied these Btters have restored the sufferers pristine
health Their popularity In al the Western and southern
parts SHOULD introduce them 70 all families.
Bold BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
septi-bpim
- II the election left the votes Of our child
rem, Dr. Bull would certainly be President MS
Vegetable Worm Destroyer has given him place IN their
grateful recoecions from which he viii not BE dis
placed. Instead Of being dosed with drugs 10
expel worms they have only to few candy drops,
and the next day they well again Bardstown Gas
aage3-dimstaw:wlm
t. A few years ago, whenever We heard from any Of
acquanances that dry hacking cough that general
" precedes consumption were Involuntary led TO
think Of the church yard but hrt thought b Of
Join Balls Com pound Fsctordl 81 Wild clerrr. We
never fail recommend il when opportunity for
Its use and haveyet to hear from any 70 whom
have Recommended it, nse that has failed 10 ec;
In fact TO act like magic than medicine.
Lexington Observer.
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On Monday. preceding tine nomination at
Chicago, one Of Lincolns friends wrote him
note saying that his prospects were improving,
and that an arrangement here. or pledge there,
would At the last moment, make all certain
'tiive myself" said the writer with two other
gentlemen, authority to negotiate, and We win
To this note Mr.. Lincoln replied, in the best
spirit Of Roman manhood, as follows:
mo, gentlemen; have not asked the noni-
nation, and will not buy it with pledges II
am nominated and elected, l shall not go into the
Presidency As the tool Of this man or that, nor
MS the property of any faction or clique "
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New York. Sept. 20.
FLOUR-Receipts 10, sil bhls. Market heavy and "a
1fc lower
wIlEAT-Recepts 81 ,8i6h hush. Market shade Rrner
with moderate demsnd chiefly to complete f-eigh
gagenens and To Gill old orders previous the arrival 81
the Europas malls Sales 90 con oush at 81 sGl 10 Chi
cage spring; I'll 2001 % Mil Club; 81 21ll 80 winter
ed western; 81 so red state 81 32i 40 white OHIO and
In.
RYE firm Sales ut sSGlsp.
BARI.EY-Scarce and nrm. Sales 1860 bush Canada
West at IS.
CORN market better with limited offerings. Sales 81
100 bush at 6706S
OATs-Lower. Sales At s7@ss for western, nate and
Canadian.
PORK--Frm.
WHISKEY-xithout change Sales 400 hhls Il d.
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND


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the expulsion Of disease before organic destruction begins
thus that In very short space Of time they cv
cougs, rheumatism, nafnlence, pains In the sto5n srh
cholc and disorders In I'll their FORMS But ipx
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male complaints and the sH~yinrs Or enleebled yerir
For sale BY Dr.. w. n. MoFfAT proprietor S3s rsOai.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
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Prepared from a iaescrspftoa Of .ST y. Clarke, ~,
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This wen known medicine imposition, hut
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from any whasever and although powerful remedy
II contains nothing hurful the constitution 70 married
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on the monthly period with regularity
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue ight exeron, Papitaton OF
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cure when Al other have failed and although
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or anything hurtfu 10 the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be careful preserved
For full particulars, pamphlet free, Of the agent
n. BSi and postage stamps enclosed to any author
sed agent win ensure n Sot,e e san.anag over % pills. BY
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Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded 10
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VIM. A. BItceicr's Nair Dye produces color not "a
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the i'll effects Of bad dyes remeed the hair inveors:cd
| for life by this splendid dye.
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HeThe genuine has the and address upon a stes
4 plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
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VINO SrRrcK Billy PArrERsoNs-We thought
tina. &c had reached the solution Of that long
standing question on Saturday morning: but We,
and the public with Us, were doomed TO disap-
pointmeni Mr. Jameson was not the man, after
oil.
The Post-otilce Agent took sober second
thought over the matter, entered into an invcs-
tigation Of the politics Of Mr.. Jameson. and ind
ing that be did not render satisfactory answers
70 the catcchism, told him fatty that she couldn't
come in" Then, after due consultation with the
Breckenridge magnates, the Postol6ce Agent put
Mr. Stark wathcr, son inlaw Of the Postmaster,
temporarily in charge Of the Office. And thus
the matter stands At this present writing; but no
man knowcth what 4 day may bring forth In
these times Of party disruption and fn,ion. All
that II clcsr-ahont which there can be no mis-
take. that Billy Patterson has hccn stsnck. -
Who struck Billy Patterson, still remains u
great ! mystery = ever.-Gate City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DiBLB SOcIRfY DspOslfURY.--At TIE aeofe u Mr.. "
". Harper, Js0tson uereeA. Darlington, wh<re Engli,
German, Swedi1h ana weleh Bikes and Testaments may
always be found q one prscs. MOVE.
SEE ADvrRnsRnExr Of Dr. sanfords Liver Inv'Ecrator
and Cathartic Pills In another column oetlSty.
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Gen. Shields, Who b now In California, i for
Brsrkinsidge and Lane.
TIE Hon. A. b. q. Stuart and The Hon. w.
Ballard Preston ars making apeschss n virginia
for Bsll and 9vssett m HI
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- ,re.rra. Curtie and cole.

-. ,oasv,ns arrangement for Joint discsnaons between
], cnr. ,aa Nr. Cse has been eonsumnated ~ h. n
s,,. IN sA.x 4 ~ State Republics Comnissss. and
81. Ne al aendon TO the terms, well q oths
- p,.ss 9eciaed below. We trust that The press
=, -, N dive the widest circulation 10 thess appoint
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SwIxDLER.--A person calling himself John
Pincent, holding card duly authenticated BY
seal, but the signatures TO which are q forgery,
pnrporting to be from jefferson Lodge, No. IA,
Of New York city, imposing upon Odd Fellows
Lodges and borrowing large sums, on spurious
endorsement on said card, setting forth that he
is authorized to borrow, in the name OF his Lodge,
any sum not TO exceed three hundred dollars
Lodges are notified to be on their guard, and ar
rest the swindler, and give notice to John G.
Waters, Per. Secretary Of Centre Lodge, No. Is,
]. o. 0. r., indianapolis, Indiana.-[l Indianapolis
Sentinel
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eNrOns Of tho hestless as The Barrett Hoass
Stables was found Tuesday night insenible. In
Tie stable, With marks indicating clearly that be
had been severely kicked In Tie fessAsaa. Hi
kun b badly fractured and biz recover doabt.
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SENATOR SEwARD'S AlLUsI0X TO THE sLADY
ELam" CALAHITv.-Senator seward opened his
speech at Madison, Wis, last Wednesday, with
the following beautiful allusion to the late Lake
disaster: ~<, ~, ss-
FsitOw Gtixeas.-It is bright September sun
that Il shining down upon us-such son as ma
ture, pleased with the remembrance Of her own
bens6cence, seems TO delight in sending forth
to grace the close of . season which has been
crowned With abundance and luxuriance, an.
known even TO her own profuseness. It is such
q sun ~ nature, pleased with sseing the growth
Of noble capital in great Stats, may Be sup
posed 70 send out to Alnminats and 70 make
more eitaleent the maeniGcept beauties Of the
place on which We are assembled Il II such =
Septembsr sun - Ne might almost suppose ma
ture, sympathiziDg with the efforts Of good men,
lovers Of liberty, anxious to secure their own
freedom, to perpetuate that freedom for the en-
joyment Of their posterty, and to extend its bles-
sings throughout the whole world, and for oil
generations, may have sent forth in token Of
sympathy with such noble race. But, fellow
citizens, bright and cheerful as this hour is, my
heart is oppressed and am unable ct once to
lift myself above the sadness Of recent scenes
and painful recollections. I obeyed the COM
mand Of the Republican people Of Wisconsin, to
appear before them on this, the 18th day Of Sep
tember, and as approached the beautiful sea-
port, If Imay SO call the city that crowns the
shores Of Lake Michigan, and affords entrance to
this magnificent State, | had anticipated, because
had become habitnated to, n welcome that
should be distinguished BY the light Of thou
sand torches, and by the voices Of music and Of
cannon. But the angel Of death passed just be-
fore me on the way, and instead Of footsteps
lighted with the greeting of thousands Of my
fellow citizens, found only thick darkness, in
creased, as only natures darkness can be, by the
weeping and wailing OF mothers for the loss OF
children, and refusing to be comfOited. have
been quite unable to rise from that sudden
shock; to forget that instead Of the voice Of a
merry aud genial welcome, heard only mourn
ing and lamentation in the streets.
To you, perhaps, the scene seems somewhat
foreign, because it occurred in your beautiful
seaport bu. il WAS not merely municipal ca
lamity. 1t is a calamity aud disaster that be-
falls the State, and strikes home dismay and hor-
ror to the bosoms Of all its people, for these were
citizens Of Tie State who have persisted, and
those who survive are mOurncrs; the desolate
widows and orphans who are bereayed Letme,
before proceed, take the libert, to bring this
subject home to the State authorities OF Wis
cousin, and to ask and TO implore that nothing
may be left undone, if there is yet anything that
can be done, to rescue single sufferer from that
dreadful calamity, and to bring to the comfort!
Of social life, and of sound. good, religious and
public education, the orphans who are lett te
wander on the streets by the lake side.
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DARN FOR SALE OF 31s ACRES

= Known the late residence ~ Daniel Long ssfua
ted II Hes north Of this place and miles from Bnriing
ton. on under fence tncuding pasure) n good
dwelling house, large frame barn, orchard wells &C.
Timber and prairie joins each other with good stock
on the premises and will be desirable situation for stock
raising Will De sold all together in less quantity de-
sired VIII sell timber land In lots to suit purchasers-
Title unques,ionable.
Terms low TO SUIT the times. Enquire Of W. D. McCash
Of Burlington, or ofthe undersigned At this place.
*. SCOTT. Executor.
Middletown, nes MoiD CO., Iowa, sept. 10, iS6p.
aenfi0 dax &xH !.
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g ANFO DIS LIV Err
~ INvI0O RArOR.
NereS ppjbilfkdtTz

Never XhecAykdt<g.
IT 10 coArouxpso entirely from Gums, and has become
established fact Standard Medicine known aad -.
proved by al that have - used 1t, and il now
reported 10 With conf dence In all tie Diseases
laF which u - - mended.
II has cured thousands within the last two yxaro
who had given up all q hopes Of relief AZ NJ
q a ePous ansolici "a - certificates in ms ,es-
session show. Si Fhe sose a he
adapted 70 the temperA- - ulent Of the ndis. ual
taking II, and used In - such quantities u n al
gently on the bowels = let the dictate. -
your judgment guide - yen In the use " tie
Liver INvIGO-i @.RATUR aud il ali
cures LIvRR CoM-l tDlIPLA,Sr~ gnlIprs AT.
rAcKs, DYSPEPSIA e iCnRosic DiARRRefA,
SuMnsa Co1PiANSs,l - lDysRxraKY. Bkofsv.
S0ua SronAcs, NABrruAL 0ICoeyiyaaEss, CaeilC
CAoLRRA MoRBcs, CnoLs- - "A lxrAsruA, TLATr-
LKxca, JACxpIcR, Ru- - lnALs wEAxxEssgs and
may b. used sneceMfaliyl - 10 N OapaHAnY RANilS
MEDICINE. Il will curs = iSscx HEADAcHk, - thou
sands eeA teaify) n * IrwHxrr MINUTES. rNo
on YnRIu fRAS4QoNseUIoI - ARE d commence.
ment u a3s1ck .F#Ss NE II AL VINO css n am
ovHo tnsr eeAanooy nj - hafAvos.
Ma sr0tsv - ~ Mouth scS&A ~ AssiGOretNs md
sscagOse b0fA fcgt<av.
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From the N. Y. Evening POSI-


Our readers may, perhaps, remember that,
when the Douglas Convention of this State was
in Session ct Syracuse, there was great ado
over despatch received from noted BROOKLYN
Senator then in Bangor. The Douglas Conven-
ton of Maine was in session at the same time,
from which the Senator forwarded this despatch:
"BANaoR Me-, Aug. Is, 1850.
To tie Chairman Of the Democratic State Con.
teafion Il.
douglas is here, surrounded by thirty thou
sand Of the Young Democracy Of Maine. They
authorize me to greet the Democracy of the EIni-
pire State in their name, and say they intend to
carry Maine. +. b. SPIsoLA
This news delighted the New Workers, accord
ing to the regular report Of the proceedings
which says:-" Immense applause followed the
reading of the despatch, and three rousing cheers
were given for the Democracy Of Maine, and on
motion Of Duncan 8. Nagee an answer was re-
turned, pelging New York to foQor tie example Of
Maine" These gentlemen were clearly wiser
than they knew. New York is pledged to follow
Maine but it will follow in style that will put
the cheering on the other side Of the road
Douglas thirty thousand ardent young men must
| have slipped off somewhere in the interval
| Have they gone TO find their mothers!
TIE REACTION IN TExAs-The reports Of con.
| Aaerations and instructions in Texas turn out
to be cxaggerations in many cases and entire
falsehoods in many others. as We anticipated
The Mckinney Messenger. in Collin County,
| says
"Although the truth is bad enough, large
number Of the reports in circulation are utterly
false, and nave no foundation whatever. There
is good reaeon to believe that in many instances,
they have been fabricated, and told far and near,
| for political effect alone; but reaction will
come, in fact has already commenced, and It will
| fall with crushing force upon the heads OF IN
scrupulous partixsns, who are availing them
selves of means most shameful to keep alive
the present excitement, and convert it iuto poll
teal capital"
The Paris Press, in Lamar County also says
1--WE have heard go many reports Of attempt.
ed insurrection,' well poisoning diabolica
plsns OF abolitionsts,' &C., within the past few
weeks, the majority Of which, when fully inves
tiVated turn out to be totally fslse. that We art
tempted to ,lisbelieve all reports of the kind
Notwithstanding we have most vigilant patro
every night and Sunday, 10 discoveries have
been made thus far to justify the suspicion tina
sny plot has been made known to the negroes o
Paris, either insurrectionary or incendiary.-
Again. il turns out that Henderson was not Sc
ON FIRE in eigat places, but the fire commenced i
one place in an old wood-house, and whether j
originated accidentally, or was the work OF Al
ince ndiarv, WAS, up TO latest dates, in doubt.
appears also that the report about three mel
having been executed, because suspected of havini
been incendiaries, 10 oil hoax
/ $8aS so 49, ---1
POPULATION OF LEE C0UNry.-The population
i e -, 1Ars, mt 10
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TEE MEErrxG TUESDAY NIGnT.-Owing to .
press Of matter yesterday morning We omitted
to mention the Wide Awake Club Meeting Of
Tuesday night Chas. II. Phelps, ESQ.,, deliver
ed an eloquent and logical address which kept
the large audience attentive and interested until
late hour His remarks were chiefly confined
to the question Of the power of Congress to gov
ern the Territories, and in citing the action Of
Congress at the organization Of the Territories
up 70 the present time. He referred to the
records, and in each case showed clearly that all
the laws made by the Legislatures of the Terri
tories were to be submitted to the approval or
disapproval Of Congress, and dependent always
upon their decision He reviewed in an able
manner the course Of Stephen A. Douglas and
showed the transparent humbuggery Of bis favor
lite Squatter doctrine. The address Was well re-
ccived and may be considered one Of the abless
yet delivered before the Club. After transact
ing other business the Club adjourned.
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aANFORD'S
Family
CATMARTRC PILLS.
lOMPOUNDRD IRON

COMPOUNDED FROM
Asre Tt0Acble EDssuceo uua p~s IN - GHASS
CASES dir Tight, and sriH Keep IL anp 'c3isnaf~
Ths FAMILY CAfnAnrlo - PMLs Il feaune but -
tive OAhartic which the proprietor hes uscd IN Nc
practice than twen. D " years
The constantly increas- ing demand form thev~ who
have lcn4 used the PILLS - ana the nnsssaesen xh.h
al express In regard 70 - their use hss ntpers
10 place them within The "a reach or an
The Profession wen know that dlnerNt Ca
thArtics oct diderent - portions Of tbs bowels.
The FAMILY CA - fMARTlC PILL las, siia
due reference 10 this well ~ established fact been
pounded from . variety = OF the pnrest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike every part ~ the ah
mentaTy canal, and - Good md Safe ~ siksAass
where Caihgrtie isnced-I - ed, such A. REkANIf-
MENTS u the SroaAcH, q SiEkrixssAt Pass ~ 10
BACK and LoIas, CosrIyA. Mass rAts AMI ssRssfts
cyHn TN wuoLn eoDy,s - IRON s3adsh sn1t.# "a
frequently, neslecsd ~ end v senx eoarar v 20
YER LQss APPgTru, N - Ecak6Fise rANNAIsts s ~
colp OsnA Snn DOpY, - e1sft sssAksss hsAcAeaE,
G UnsaaS " SuD aaADs ~ meLAAAASvas sss.
nAsna vonass n cniL-I - DAsa Or sbrtrs, astIsA.
S.sn : srrat prnirsa of the and F1any "a.
esres IN which dcoh 81 N hir to- ec.
l ss~n 4 eAlo aAveseisr+l am~ss tsE, w..
PRICE, . ll10&ss
| THE LIvHn INvIGOkAfUA ANN :. ALLY CATHAk.
no PILLS rssaisa ~ Dsesss svneraiy. md sclA
vAolssale ~ ~ xFade VI ~ 80 l~.-ss1-~s 8s
1T q 4. ". oAyUo0D 4. b.
s s. $4,000. 80 AAou. W. -na ttSts1e0A
- As - ~.
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tT A spirited Republican meeting was held
at Neallys School House, about three miles
south of the city, on Wednesday night The
speakers were E. B. Neatly and George Darwin,
Esqrs, who made good Addresses which were ex-
ceedingly well received.
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TT Another meeting of Republicans was
held at Riplcy's School House, in Flint River
Township, on Wednesday night. II was nd.
dressed by d. Y Overton, ESQ, and closed with
hearty cheers for Lincoln and Hamlin.
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Total, neutrality-suspicious.. e, 466
zlf ~ esuid carry tho eounty for Lincoln thia
fan 10 hare 10 doubt our populatioa wouh In
GREASE mach more rapidly In future. Suppose
10 try it-Gate City.