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SCHROCK.-At Shanksylle, Somerset Co.,
on the 9TH inst, CHARLES, son OF Hon. I'd
ward M. Schrock, aged 7 yeafs.
Another gentle, sanity spirit hath winged
its flight 10 tina. ''bourn from whence no trav-
eler returns" But lew days ago he greeted
US with childish welcome row lies his inanl-
mate form in that narrow cell which all are
doomed to occupy. He was a bright, prons
ing boy the pride OF fond iather-but, alas
bow soon are our brightest hopes crushed
Youthful friend, rest in peace Thy mother
hath called thee 10 her, sin childhood to give
back the spirit TO ITS maker"
Mourn Tot dear friends, that from our side,
This flower fair is torn
For brighter colors now II wears
Than here on earth are worn.
The Saviour e'en himself f hath said,
80 me let childrea come )"
And often when we love them most
He calls the dear ones home.
There IN eternal bliss they shine,
From sorrows chain e'er riven
Though early called fIom friends and home,
They live aud bloom heaven.
J.G.F.
MlTT TONG.-On Saturday morning, the
30th ut., in Mannnglen, Virginia, Mrs.
Louisa, wife of Jacob VI. Mittoug.
The deceased was for a number of years a
consistent member Of the M Z. Church, and
was highly respected in the community in
which she lived. Her illness was short, but OF
much suffering, and her death was scene for
the admiration of angels. "Let me die the
death Of the righteous, aud let my last end be
like hers" Mourn not, husband. as she has
gone to reap her just reward J. w. M
RITCHEY.-On the 20,h uh., SARAH,
daughter of Michael S. Ritchey, Of Snake SPring
Valley, in the 8th year OF her age.
HOLDERBAUM.-On the 10Th ult., Mrs.
RACHAEL HoLDEREAUm, of Bedford tp., aged
IA years, 10 months, and Is days.
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April IL. 1861.
NOURT PROCLAMATION.

COURT PROCLAMATION.
To tie Coroner Hs Jasttees Of the Peace, AMI Con-
staBlss IN the djfsrent Townships IN the County
Of Belfoyd, Greeting.
KNOW Z that IN pursuance of precept TO
directed, under the hand and seal ol the Hon.
FRANCIS M. kIMMELL, President of the
several Courts of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth
District, consisting OF the counties of Franklin,
Bedford and Somerset and by virtue OF his office Of
the Court of Oyer and Termner and General Jail
delivery for the trial of pi tai and other offenders
therein and in the General Court Of Quarter Sess-
ions of the Peace and john TAYLOR and A.
j. SNIvELy, Esqs., Judges OF the same court
in the County of Bedford, You and each of
you hereby required to be and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Recognizences,
Examinations, and other remembrances before
the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford, at a Court of
Oyer and Termner and General Jail Delivery
and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein
to be holden for the county of Bedford, afore-
SAID, the last Monday OF April, (being the 29th
day,) at 10 O'Clock in the 70 enoon Of that day
there and then to do those things to which your
several Offices appertaiI.
GIVEN under my hand 1t Bedford, on the 5th of
April, in the year OF our LORD, 1861.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
April 5th, '6l. Sheriff.
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THE GLORIOUS REACTION.
THE SOBER SECOND THOUGHT

We give below few extracts of telegraph
Ic Lightning which have recently given Old
Abe and his Administration peculiar pain in
the region of the fifth rib. There are more of
the same sort in the political atmosphere. If
the Southern folks will give US a little more
time, we wiIl rid the North of The pesiferous
party that has arrayed the two sections in an
attitude of hostility. The States Rights De-
mocracy, the Constitutional Union men of the
country, are determined 10 uproot and extermi-
nale every seed and of-shoot OF sectional ia
naiIcism. As witness the following brilliant
and significant victories
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
Defeat of the RepubliconS-Re-eleciion Of
Governor Sprague-Loss of t,g0 RepubIa-
can Congressman.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 3, mdnlght.-The
State election was held to-day, with the fol-
lowing result =
The Republican ticket, headed by James Y.
Smith, for Governor, is defeated.
Governor Sprague, the Democratic Union
candidate, is reelected by large majority
The Legislature is OF the same political char
acter.
The Democratic Union candidates for Con-
gress, William P. Sheffield from the Eastern,
and George Fl. Brown, from the Western Dis
trcts, are elected over the late Republican mem
bers, Messrs Robinson and Brayton.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION. =
The Democrats elect two OF the four Con-
gressmen in this State, being clear gain. The
Republicans elect their Governor by about
1900 maj, being Republican loss from last
fall OF nearly 5000.
CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
CLEVELAND, April 2.-The City election
yesterday resulted in the choice of Edward S.
Flint, Democrat, as Mayor. The entire Dem
ocratc ticket is probably elected.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ATTIcA, April 3.-At the village election.
| held at Rome, n. Y, yesterday, The Democrat;
elected all the village officers and two-thirds oi
| the Ward officers. The majorites average
$50. George Barnard is chosen President.
| ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-In the municDal elec.
tion yesterday the Anti Republican ticket was
elected by from 1000 to 5000 majority The
"UnconditIonal Party" ticket, having Mr..
Howe for its candidate tor4Mayor, was success,
iul in only two wards.
CLEVELAND, o., April 2.-The municipal
election at Sandusky yesterday, resulted in the
election ithe Democratic candidate for Mayor
by 155 majority. The Democratic candidate,
for Treasurer and Solicitor, were elected alsC
two Republicans and three Democrats as Coun.
cilmen.
| CINCINNATI, April 2-Full returns of tht
city election yesterday show a Democratic
Union average majority OF $500.
BROOKLYN ELECTION.
BROOKLYN, n. T., April 6th-The Demo
Gratis have carried this city by from 1000 tc
5000 majority.
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MA R RBED-

ESHLEMAN-LUTZ.-On the 2Sth of
March, by The Rev. John Gluck, Mr.. D. D.
EsHLEmAN, of Woodberry, Bedford Co., Pa, to
Miss KATE A. LUTz, Of German Valley, Hun
tingdon Co., Pa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 2lst
ult., by the Rev. H. Heckerman, MIR. DAVID
F. LEADER, TO Miss CAROLINE M. MANSPEAKER,
both of Bloody Run.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

We are compelled TO call upon all persons
indebted TO us, 10 make payment as soon as
they conveniently can. Our necessities are
urgent and me mast haze money. We shall
confidently expec all our friends who may be
in attendance at the coming Court, 10 pay up
their arrearages We hope this appeal will
not be n VAIN.
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DEDFORO RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

ID The Stockholders of he Bed
ford Rail Road Company hereby notified that
meeting will be held at the office of the Company,
III Bedford, Saturday the 9th day of April, inst
at 10 O'Clock A. M, fol the purpose of accepting
rejecting the supplement TO the charter of the COM
pany passed at the present session of the Legsla-
ture in relation TO the Communication of the Tonnage
Tax on the Pennsylvania Central Rail Road Com
pany so far as the relates to and concerns the
Bedford Railroad Company. By order of The Board
Attest S. L. RUSSELL
JOHN +. REED, President.
Gapril 12.] Secretary.
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April -, 1861.
NOTICE

z EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters tesla
talnentary on the estate of of James Williams, late
Of Napier tp., decd, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present the m prop
ery aut thenticated for settlement.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
B. F. WILLIAMS,
April 10, SCI Ex'ors.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

We make the following extracts from tee-
graphic dispatches received by the Phladel-
phia Inquirer Of late date:
ANXIETY AND PREPARATION.
There is an uneasy and anxious feeling man
lfested by everybody who comes within lmme-
date range OF the Government, that indicates
that the comparative calm existing for the last
month IS about being broken up by storms
The Departments OF War and the Navy are a.
live with The proceedings necessarily antece-
dent 10 great undertakings by sea or by land.
The Cabinet preserve profound and ominous
silence, but hold frequent and long sessions, in
which It is certain that the Southern complca-
tIons occupy more OF their time than the wran-
glings of office-seekers, to the great disgust Of
The latter.
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IN In the Court OF Common Pleas, of
Bedford county, Feb'y., Term 1861. Application
70: charter of incorporation for ''the Rector,
Church-wardens and Vestry-men Of the Church ai
ST. James,
In pursuance of the order of said Court of Com
mon Pleas, NOTICE is hereby given that certain
persons of the Borough of Bedford, meaning TO as-
soclate together as members, of the Protestant T.
plscopal Church, have made applications, Gled with
the Prothonotary, setting forth that they desl
rous to acquire and enjoy the powers and mmunr
tles OF corporation or body polite, and accompa
med by constitution, instrument in writing
specifying the object, article, conditions and name
style and title, under which they mesn to associate
ana that, II no sufficient be shown 10 the
tTary, the seid Court will at next Term, decree
and declare that the said persons shall becone and
be corporation OF body poli,ic, under the name
sile and title of s'the Rector, Church Wardens and
Yentrymen of the Church OF ST. James By or
der of the Court.
S. H.TATE,
April 5th, '6l. st. Proth'y.
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O 7 l C E
Is hereby given,

N Is hereby given,
to all whom IT may concern that | have pur-
chased at SherIff's Sale, on Thursday, the 4th of
April, one bay mare: two cows, wind-mi |, /,
fifteen acres of wheat in the ground and ten acres
of rye, all of which said property intend TO leave
with Adam Earnest during my pleasure, and here
by ution all persons against interfering with the
same.
MICHAEL HOLDERBAUM
April IL, 1861.
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
CORNER OF WOOD AND THIRD STREETS.
p T T S B U r TT, p A.
HARRY SHIRLS, PRopRlEToR
April - 1861
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Local and miscellaneous.

Local and Miscellaneous.
-. We are informed that the nominal editor |
OF the Inquirer, has been appointed 10 second
class cIerkshir at Washington. under Simon
Cameron. We have often wondered how any
man, or any half man, could swallow the
filth the aforesaid editor uttered against Came
ron in 1855. We see it all now. The pro-
mise OF a little office, was the salad that made
the aBuzzard Feast" palatabIe.
MIR. G. w. WElDEL, the newly appoin-
ted Steward of the Poor House, has been in
stalled, and is now in the active discharge OF
the duties pertaining TO his office. The crow
ded state of our columns precIuded us from
making a notice OF a very pleasant day spent
at the Poor House on the occasion OF the last
monthly meeting of the Directors. Suffice it,
at this late day, to say that we found every
thing 10 excellent order, the public property
we'll taken care of and the paupers comfortably
clothed and properly fed and attended. MessFs.
Amos and Kemery were IN attendance, perior-
ming their duties as Directors with great care
and fidelity. The dinner prepared on The
occasion, by the family OF the Steward, ador-
ded to our mind ample evidence that the Poor
House will surely have an excellent hoHse wife
during the term of the present Steward. Mr..
Leary, the late Steward, carries with him the
good wishes OF many friends, having discharged
the duties of the office with correctness and
fidelity.
-. An election was recently held in West
Providence township, TO change the place Of
holding the election IN said township. The
following was the result
For Bloody Run, %
Joseph Fishers, 80
g David Sparks School House, 50
The difference between Black Republi-
can UnlonIsm and that of Democrats and Con-
servatves, is this: The Republicans are in ia
vor Of compelling the Southern people to stay
III the Union and submit to the working of the
Government under the Black Republican con-
struction of the C Constitution. On the other
hand, the true Union men are IN favor of ma
! king the Constitution, as expounded by the
tribunal established for that purpose by the
Constitution itself, the bond Of Union between
the North and the South. This IS the whole
| difference. Is it hacd to decide which 10 right
-. We understand that the Messrs. Baer,
OF Somerset, are making preparations to bore for
oil in Hermon's Bottom, in the Western part
ofthis county. II is said that the '.surtace in
dications" are excellent, and those skilled IN
oil-ology assure US that the geological forma-
lion in that region Is similar to that of :he great
oil regions IN the western part of this State.--
One thing is certain, if the oleaginous fold ex-
lists in Hermon's Bottom, those Bqers are bound
to scratch II out
-. The following are the appointments
made by the late NJ. E. Confersaae, at
Chambersburg, for this (Junlata) district
| Dro.;J;r. LIIdar Dow n n Cup,o,ry,rr-
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IIesiuHS I4tuVis AeSf' VI ~ SnENOWiIh'
Holldaysonrg, f. b. Snyder
Altoona, W. l.. Spottswood.
Woodbury., j. A Melick, j. B, Mann.
Schellsburg, N. w. Colburn, w. Evans.
Bedford Station, Samuel Kepler.
Bedford Circuit, C. Ceaver, J. G. Moore.
New Granada, A. Smith, C. H. Kitchen
Cassvile, c. Graham, Thos. Greeny.
Huntingdon, 81. NJ. Conser.
Manor Hill, A. M. Bar nitz, J. G. Clarke.
Williamsburg, f. W.Kirby.
Birmingham, j. A. Coleman, W. Houck.
Phrlipsburg, S. Creighton, ]. Divine.
Curwensville Sc, T. D. Gotwalt
New Washington, a. Bendor, D. MClasey,
Glen Hope, ]. S. Lee, l.. d. Watson.
East Baltimore, Rev. Samuel Barnes.
80. The communication signed "AmericAn,' .
from ST. Clair, ntimatng tha! the Inquirer has
"Put ITS foot INTO it, in approving of the ap-
pointment of the infdel and outlaw, Carl
Schurz, Minister to Spain, will appear next
week. Several anonymous articles are re-
ceived, but as we never publish such without
knowing the authors name, they will not ap-
pear
We learn with profound regret the sud
den death Of bright and promising young
lad. the second sou of Hon. E. NJ. Schrock,
one of the members OF the House of Represen-
tatives from this district. The bereaved father
has our heartfelt sympathy in his loss.
=. Rev. S. KePler, the newly installed
Methodist Minister at this place, preached his
first sermon on Sunday last. II is highly spo-
ken of by all who heard it.
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MORE REPUBLICAN, ECONOMY.
The People to pay the Piper !!

The People to pay the Piper
Those partlcu arly honest and scrupuIouslv
economical gentlemen, the politicians Of the
Disunon Black Republican party, are begin
ming to exhibit some specimens OF their speciai-
ty in saving the dear people from corrupt and
burdensome Legislation. After their howls OF
disappro5ation at the conduct OF Democratic
officials, Ii was hardly to be expected that they
themselves would be guilty ofsuch proAigacy
as the following
In THE STATE SENATE, April 81, 1851
Mr.. BOUND, Rep, read IN place an act to
pay the expenses ofthe reception and entertain
ment of the President.
MIR. BOUND moved that the Senate proceed
to the consideration of the above BILL
The first and only section was read. II
authorizes the State Treasurer TO pay the sum
OF 50, ,l15 expenses incurred.
The items of the total were called for, and
given by Mr.. BOUND, as follows
Colder, horse hire SI78.Oo
Continental Hotel refreshments $3.50
Coverly, (Jcnes House) $4,000
Committee, each, 500 100000
2,fI550
Here We have the cost Of the visit of Abra-
ham Lincoln TO Harrisburg, involving an ex-
panse OF $2,ll5.50, an outlay unnecessarily
and extrayagantly large, eD,aled upon the
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4 nilo II urfm { il Is.
[Those notices marked with star g are prepaid
Associate Judge.

[Those notices marked with star g prepaid.
Associate Judge.
Mr.. EDToR Please announce the name OF
SAMUEL DEFrBAUGH, of Bedford tP., as a suitable
candidate for Associate Judge.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr. Error Please announce the name ot
JoHN S. RrcAEY, Esq, OF Bed ford Township, for
the office Of Associate Judge, subject to the decis
ION Of lhel Democratic County Convention.
Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce tie name of GEO.
MARnoRFr, of Bedford Borough, as a suitable candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer, subject 10
the will of the Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of JNo.
Boon, of Bedford Borough, for the office of County
Treasurer, subject 10 the decision of the Democrat
ic County Convention.
We authoriz ed to announce a. j. SAMSON, of
Bedford Borough, as a candidate for County Trea-
surer, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
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IST OF RETAILERS

7 IST OF RETAILERS
"A OF Forelgn and
Domestic Goods, Wares and Mercha ndize IN Bed
ford County, for. the year 1861.
BEDFORD BOROUGH
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Treasurer.
Commissioner.

We authorized to announce HENRY TAYLOR,
OF Napier tP., as a candidate for County Commits
sioner; subject to the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention.
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CABINET TROUBLES.

Messengers are continually passing TO and
fro between the offices OF the members of the
G abinet. There is trouble n the Wind
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SOUTH WO0DBERRY.
LONDONDERRY.

N. B,-There will be ar appeal held at the Com
mssioners' Office, in Bedford Borough, on Saturday
the 4th of May, 1861
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MRS. HALE's RECEIPTS for the m illron,. At
Or. Harry's.
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Great excitement exists in consequence of
the rumored appointment, by Secretary Bates,
OF E. c. Darlington to the office of District
Attorney of the District of Columbia. He is a
nephew Of ex-Secretary Floyd, and :eputed 10
be Secessionist.
1t is rumored that the Ohio delegation pre-
fer the appointment of Mr.. Gholson 10 the Su-
preme Bench.
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OFF FOR THE WARS.

Some of the officers who have just returned
hOm Texas to New York, and who expected
soon to join their families here, have telegr aph
ed that they sail to-day for unknown service.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Southern Barbarity.

The most inhuman acts of barbarIty are
committed by our "brethren" OF the south upon
Cur wouu ded soldiers. The newspaper reports
OF their bayoneting our wounded soldiers are
corroboratcG by private letters TO some OF
our citizens. The buildings used as hospitals
bv the Federal army are shelled and burned ;
wounded soldiers who bad been gathered
together and removed to the shade were
charged upon by the chlvalrous cavalry. Even
the women who were acting as nurses were
deliberately shot. and wounded rebels who
have been cared for and aided by the Northern
troop, turn upon their benefactors and shoot
them after receiving the benefits of their
kindness Officers sent with flags of truce TO
bring away our wounded after The battle are
refused the privilege of providing for the
comforts of unfortunate soldiers. And
vet we are toid that our soldiers must respect
the rights of those barbarlans, even t. the re-
turning TO them their runaway negroes who
flee 10 our camps for protection. We trust
such things are not long to exist. We would
not counsel dshouorable acts III return, but if
we are to deal with savages, we see no way
but to treat them such.
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The Late E title.

AS the smoke of excitement subsidies, and
the facts begin to be Developed, the news is
much more favorable TO the federal troops than
at first The number first reported as killed
was from 1900 10 5000. This number has
been reduced TO less than Que thousand, and
some reports say that 500 viii cover the hill
Ell and wounded. The panic undoubtedly
originated with the teanslers and civilians,
who were between The main body aud the re
serve. The troops engaged in the fight are
represented as behaving manfuly, and fell
back in order. The panic was undoubtedly
unknown TO the rebels or they were so batl y
whipped as To be unable TO follow up the adj
vantage they had gained; else the result
might have been much more disastrous.
TIE Second Wisconsin Regiment was in the
engagement, and quite a number wounded,
though none from this county that we can
learn. 1t Will be u number of DAYS vet be-
fore full particulars received and when
such is the case shall not be surprised to
learn of the loss OF some OF the Miners Guards.
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Latess " Jews.

1t appears now that Cenierville and Fair
fax are sun occupied hy our troops. and that
the enemy have not reHtured acroes Bull >
Run. Under all ihe circumstances, this news
i abon' rs startling as the intelligence of our
ia, Al defeat.
i is reported by way Of Winchester that
the rebel General Johnston was Killed in the
battle Doubtful
The rebel estimate of heir own loss in kill
ed and wounded Is 1900. On our side the
number Is reduced 10 1000 by the most care
tul reckoning.
Coz. Buruside'S Rhode Island Battery il
saved. and SIX other guns have been secured
hv Col. Ems elm of The PENNSYLVANIA 27th
ui,o wcnt back to tic tcid Of JactIc
The gallant Col. WIIcox. oi lie Michigan
FIRST, }, prisoner, and only slightly wound
ed.
The New York HcrG}d's correspondent al
leges that the rout was the result OF a STAN
pede among theteamsfer, and civilians caused
by cavalry charge OF the enemy upon lheu.
communicating panic 10 The rear erard and
reserves. Also that the rr:reat IF the main
body under Gcu. Mcdowell was Conducted
III perfect order. and w&- decided upon only
when the Seuseic.S paujc had swept away a
large part II his f. c. not yet brought into
acilon.- Chicago Irib.
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The Dawn of Love.
crossing.

Ii is said that if n grape vine be planted in
The ueghborhood of Z; well, its roots. running
silently under ground, wreathe themselves
in network around the cold. clear waters.
and the vines putting on outer greepness and
unwonted clusters of fruit is all that tells
where every root and fibre of It's being has
been silently stealing. So those loves are
most fatal most absorbing, in winch with IN
needed QuietheSS, every Thought amt FIBRE of
on life twiues gradually around some human
soul. to MS the unsuspectlng well-spring of
our being. Fearful it IS because 50 of en- the
vine must be uprooted, and all It's tibrps
wrenched away; bat till the hour of discov-
cry comes how Is II transtigured hv n new
and beautiful life There Is nothing IN life
more beautiful than that tranceike. quiet
dawn which precedeS the rising of love IN The
soul. When the whole beng is prrvaded i'm
percepiby and TRANQUILITY by another hcIng,
and we are happy, We know not and ask not
why. the soul l. then receiving all and asking
nothing. At later day she becomes self
conscious. and then come craving exactons,
endless questions-the whole world of the
material comes In with its counsels and CON
SuitationS and the beautiful trance fades for
erer.-Harrict Beechcr Store.