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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

An EMENDATIoN.--Th Sacramento correspond
ent of the Marysvile Appeal, says there is some
talk of new reading of The celebrated speech
which Bulwer puts into the mouth Of the Cardinal:
ain the hands of member of the Legislature
"The ink stand is mightier than the bowie
knife -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

DEBATE" ONT UNION QUESTION. PA debate
occurred in the Cary House on the " Union reso-
lutions" Said one :
al contend that State what kicks up HI
about everything Ought to be kicked out of the
Union-nOt whipped and tied inl That's what
say"
{" Ha ba! /" shouted gentleman from Wash
oe, " like your style-your head is bald on that
question, right high !"-Aountain Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

BEAsTLY ADvERTIsING.--Fo the following
very ridiculous bit Of information we are indebt-
ed to an Eastern paper
sIn San Francisco, (Cal.) dogs do the advertis-
ing. If the dog employed is white, the adver-
tsement is painted on in bis side in black letters
if he is black white paint is used. He is then
started at a dog trot through the streets. fast
dog is worth five dollars day at this business" "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

10. LANES PLATFORM General Lane, who left
New York on the LIST of April for the Pacific,
wrote to friend just previous to leaving. as fol-
lows
Here am out Of politics. but shall continue
to stand by the right / will urge the Democrats
of Oregon to adopt the Constitution of the Con
federate States as their platform.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

Mr.. L., y, Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL 0hice-No. 172 IL Washington street
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

FoRT SUMTER REISFoRcED.--A letter from
Charleston to the Courier des Estafs Unis, dated
January 18th, says
The vigiant guard of Charlestonians was not
able TO prevent last night, an addition of two
individuals to the garrison OF Fort Sumter. The
mother and her twin children are doing we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

Tue INsATIABINEss OF MAN. Give a man The
necessaries of life, aud he wants the convenien-
ees Give him the conveniences and he Graves
for the luxuries Grant him the luxuries, and he
signs for the elegancies. Let him have tue eie-
gancies, and he yearns for the folies; Give him
all together and he complains that be has been
cheated both in price and quality OF the articles
-EIchangs
We wish somebody would write an essay OF
nine limos on the unstableuess of woman, now
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

KNorrY QUEsTIoNs.-A citizen of German ori-
gin propounds the following pertinent questions
to the New York Tribnne. Greeley says that ho
won't pretend to answer them, but offers the col
umns of the Tribune to any Compromises who
will undertake to do so
First If the Republicans are to blame for the
Secession movement, who was to blame for the
secession from the National Democratic Conven-
tiOn
Second. If the Republicans are to blame for
keeping up the present crisis by their unwilling
ness to compromise (Which means concesslon) for
the sake of the Uuon, why didn't the Douglas
Democrats make concession in the National Con
vention for the sake of the union OF the Demo
cratic partyY
Third. Why didn't the Democratic party let
the uigger question" alone (on which 1t spiit,)
and sacrifice their principles for the sake OF the
Union, when they knew perfectly well that the
separation would cause their defeat
Fourth If the South would not accept Popu-
lar Sovereignty as a compromise IN the National
Democratic Convention, would they accept it
now
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

UEc0MPROMIsISG FOR THE USIOs.--In the Lou
siana Convention, when the ordinance to submit
the Constitution of the Confederate States to a
vote Of the people, was under discussion as the
special order of the day, Rozier spoke at length
n favor of the ordinance. Whilst he was speak
ing Lawrence interrupted him with thequestioD,
if be had ever signed the ordinance of Secession
Il. answered." No, aud 80 help me God, |
never will"
Lawrence" That accounts for the gentle
mans opposition"
Rozer-" Are you answered, sir think you
are fully"
The Chair called the gentleman TO order, and
Rozier concluded his speech
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

THE California PRESS though it can boast a
goody share, does not monopoize all the edito-
rial dignity. Eccs Signum. The Connecticut
Bulletin speaks Of the New London Stars new
editorial force in the following manner
"The editorial department of the Star has
been increased. IL inventories now one brain,
one bowel, and one bottle of small beer. The
beer commenced working last week"
To which the Star replies:
The poor rum on which the editorial depart
ment' of the Bulletin is run, commenced work
iDRi some time since.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-04

TIE Nevada Journal says it is bad sign for
bachelor lawyer when he gets up to speak in
Court to draw woman's night cap from his
pocket on which to wipe his nose, thinking 1t a
white handkerchief. The strings are apt to be
noticed, and to awake unpleasant suspicious
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RATIROAD SYSTEM OF mLTNOIs.
Etga! agutifEs.
John CrOgen,

John CrOvell, In Attachment.
The Merchants Fire In Before G. q. Benhan, J.
sgrs1ee Company, Phil Poi CleEsl16sS M CuEA'
I'm THE 9Th DAY OF JULY
1851, an order OF attachment vas issued in this
action for the umof Two Hundred twenty y-nine and
6e-ltO dollars, and the same SET for hearing before
said Jnstice at his Office in the city Of Cleveland
the 2th ay Of August, 1901
. Cleveland ] uly 70, lGfl-S46 |T.H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

FROM THE NEETEEETH.-Mr. scOville, Of
Company L, Nineteenth Ohio Regiment
passed through this city this morning, for
his home in AshtabGla, on q furlOugh Of
ten days. He has been engaged in two
skirmishes with the rebels, in the Kanswha
Valley, in which, two Of our men were
killed and several wounded, neither of
whom were from this part Of the State.
BE informs US also that only q portion Of
the Regiment we're engaged in the fight at
Rich Mountain. 4...-
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Dor The State IS rapidly fling gp with pogulao2 sSs
he present population 6ss, ratio Of lo2 per cent IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

MONEY REOovERED.-Oficer McKinstry
returned this morning from Alliance,
where he detected the man who imposed
upon the traveller at that station yesterday
morning, in the sale Of s "stuffea watch. ,
McKinslry obtained the amount paid for
the watch, with little "smart money"
and let the fellow go. The victim having
a large family, and wishing to proceed on
his journey without any delay, declined to
remain and appear agAinst the sWindler.
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8eaal Aatieea.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
DURDER UF COURF.-On the lat day Of Au-
gust ls6l At 10 O clock A n q, the premisss, in
The tcWn5hip Of ROyalt6n. Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
will Be sold to the highest biddr the iOloTug de-
scrlbsd Real Estate, as the property o. IRE minor
heirs Of Hiram Brown to Wit Situate in sEid to n
ship Of ROyaitOn, and Is knoFn as part of section
No. Is, ADD bounded snd described as follows, be-
SHINING on tb- es5t lin5 OF szciOn - 81 he south
east corner Of lands derdld b. Lewis HoWe 70 VII
liam " Brown; thence north ~ west aoI the
section line chains 81 lins a atakos ence horrh
$50 gest cha rs 81 iiRkd T. sta e; thence sou
~ eas ch ins 81 links to a sake; thence south
go eat chains "A inks TO the place Of begnnngs
and coufains i've 20 acres Of aEds more or Less
Appraised az = l65.
Terms OF Saie-S5O cash down at the day Of sale,
and the bslaGce In one year iram sad dsy 81 sale
CleT land. July I2 1871. iyla:s4o Guardian.
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Foa LAKE SUPERIoE.-The steamer Iron
City leaves the dock Of Husssy & Mcbride
this evening at o'clock, on her second
pleasure excursion to Lake Superior. The
indications are that she will carry up q
good list of passengers. quite number hAV-
ing secured passage this morning.
The Iron City is one Of the best boats en-
gagged in the Lake Superior trade, is Off
esrsd by gentlemen, snd is in the best
trim 10 make an excursion Of pleasure
agreeable to those who may wish to im-
prove this opportunity. Igt-
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EIGHTH 0HIo REoIMENT.-Major G. A.
Wright of the Eighth Ohio Regiment, left
this morning, via C. s P. R. R, to join his
regiment now in Virginia. He has been
at his home in sandusky for the last ten
days, engaged in recruiting to fill up the
regiment with three years volunteers. A
company of eighty four men have enlisted
from that locality, and will probably pssS
through this city the fore part Of next
week, to join the Eighth. s
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FRoM THE GRAYs-A letter from mem
bsr of tie Grays, dated at Camp Upton on
the 10Th, says the order to prepare for
marching was received while they were on
dress parade ct o'clock in the morning,
as follows:
GPack your haversscks with three days
rations, and be prepared TO march to-mor-
row (leth) at 8 P. NJ" rErf e,., !
A hurrah from the entire Camp greeted
this order, says the writer, and the wish
was expressed BY ell the boys that they
might have a "big fight" The Division
which includes the Grays is under COM
mand of Gen. Tyler. rasa ,a.a
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Ear REGIMENT CoNIEG HoNE.--We un-
derstsnd that the Erie Regiment, Col. Nc
Lane, three months volunteers, has been
discharged, and viii return home via this
City-lesving Wells7iIle at 9 A. N. TO-
morrow morning, and arrive in this city
in the afternoon about four o'clock. The
Regiment contains between eight and nine
hundred men. 1t is expected that a new
regiment will be formed, and 3 large por-
tiOn Of this regiment viii enlist for three
years.
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The CITY.

UrPArD LrrTERs-The following letters
are held at thu Cleveland Post Office for
pay nent Of pOstage'
MISS Catherine Knoll Columbus, o.
Snlnn. R.nIon Geek. N. Y.
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PRESENT PoPVLATIOE.


The State Is rapidly fling up with population $685.
l25 persons having been added since 1850, making tho
present population I28 $685. ratio Of lo2 per cent Ia
len years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Ths Agricultural Products of Illinois are greater tln
hoss Of any other State. me prodncs sent out during
ne past year exceeded 5oO coo Tors ne wheat crop
"a ss0a5prnsches IS 90 900 bushels, while the corn
,rop yislds not less than 14O, 900 900 bushels.
FERTuITY OF TIE son.
NovherO can the Industrious farmer secure such IN
n1edss results for his labor as upon these prairie soils
they being composed Of deep rich loan, the fertility
Of which, Is unsaT Tasssd by any On the globe
TO ACTUAL CVLIITAT0RS
Since 1851, he Company hare sold y2oo 900 aerel
Teg sell only to actual calirat0rs, and euey crdc
c0aidins agreement 20 elil7Qte nc To1d has ben
consTucted through tess l17ds az an eps g so 900,
900. IN 1850 The population Of 1or-nins e9llzties,
through l1hie Z pssss Iugs only 595 sics ueA 4I9,
eoS faus ben dlai HldlRF ks s1h0s % slgf0E 81,
s9l, q gain q l4s pr ezst
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence OF The thrift Of ne people, may Be-
ssated that 600 900 tons ef freight neudng ooo o9
bushels Of gran and $50 600 barrels O Hour were for
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmsu viii ind the free sohoos
system encouraged by tho state and endowed WITH 8
large revenue for the support o. schools Their chl
dren live in sight Of the church and
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices Of these lands vary from So 70 SIS per
acre, according to location, quality, &c. tirst class
farming lands sell for about SO 70 so per acre. and
the relative expense Of subdung prairie Ind as con-
pared win wood land IS nths ratio Of 70 10 IN favor
of the former The terms OF sale for The bulk Of thaa
iands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annum and SIX interest notes "a s1
Der cent payable respectively in one two, three four
i've and SIX years from date CT sale; and four notes
for principal payable in four i've sxand ser IN year,
from date ofsaleS conraUt stpuang that 1eento
of the tract purchased shah be fenced and cultivated
eac and eve year, FOR i've years from date q sale
so that at the ed CT i've years onehah shall be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PR CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should Be
al six dollars per acre, when the cash price VII be El
dollars.
productions prices, and terms Of payment can be had
0STER, Land Commissioners,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
a1es. and Cities situated upon the IlIl-
100, O,APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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military GooDs FOR CtNoINNATI.-The
American Express Company sent forward
TO day seven boxes of military goods, di-
rected TO Capt c. P. Kingsbury, Cincin-
natl. The boxes contained one thousand
shoulder belts, one thousand waist belts,
one thousand eagle plates, and a large
number Of cartridge boxes.
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PERsoEAE-AmOng the arrivals in New
York city, noted IN the Times Of Wednss-
day, is the name Of Hon. Rufus P. Ranney,
Of this citv.
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All the trltns going westward connect ct Cleveland
with HsiIs Tor Toledo, Chicago, Colur-bEs, Oincn.
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the E. Y T.
RailrOad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Eup't.
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HARTFORD, Trumbull o., o.

HARTFORD, Trumbuu Co, o.
hereby certify that / have been dealing n ths
Grlenberg Medicines for the past year and can tru
Is cay that have never offered any medicines to this
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
CatbOhcon. They will perform all and more than is
promised for them. have sold shout ffty bottles
OF the Catholicsn the past year and hear the beat
results in every case. J. q. O. JOHNSON, r
March I, 1857. Medical Agent
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5Stoues aud DIN asare.

THE "DESPATCH" COOKING
j STOVE is the result Of many years Of careful
eIperinent and experience, anu g most decidedly
InIerior @ Any other Sookiing stove ~ use "
all It's oOmpetitors IN
PIRFHOTIOE, CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.
The oven is thoroughly ventilated with heated afr
BY an ingenious patent prO ess, which causes the
Roasting is done beiore the open IRE, 90 tha the
juices and dRyor Of meats and poultry preserved
BroilinR done on the hearth over the Goals drawn
The fire chamber Il 30 urrauged As TO secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. We guar
sntse Il to be most economical in the consumption
Of fuel and 10 give entire satisfaction to all who de
sire FIRST GLASS STOVE,
For proof OF the truth Of the above, We refer
friends and cugtoEers IN neral to the many hun
country, who rally usins tbs stove. Call and
anime for yourselves; get circular and be conTin-
oed tits a plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
OhEVEEAHD MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the workmanship, are OF the
best quality and can be made TO last customer 20
years or longer. Our stock Of other
G o o z l N g s T o v 3 8
both for wood and coal Is the largest and best in the
BNAAELLED CRATES
is large and comprise the newest styles and are Of
superior anish. Our As5ortment OF
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Shest-Iron, Is complete
Our fourteen years experience in business, enables
Us to purchase goods cheaper and most desirable and
We will sell
Cheaper than can Be Bought EgseDhereI
g|An are invited TO call and lock for themselves
SF0HB & CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WI MARVIN,
No. a, south side Public square.
iupasn --a- r7aveiauS NIT
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT 0
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
nedicins, Visnna.
80. i 8 inTaluable Tor exhaustion, spsrmatouhoa
and all phyaical disabilities.
No q Completely eradicates al traces Of those dis
easeg that have herstoors been tr1Ated b. the
eiOus and perniciouB use Of copaivs and cubebas
No 4 hss entirely BupplAnted the injurious u8o
mercury thereby lnsurinR 20 the sufferer speedy re-
venom Of disease. +.
TRTEsEMAR, Nos. !, 2 and ), are preparation the
form of loEenge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
he orried in TIE EAistooat PICKET Sold In tin eases
and divided into separate doses e. adiniEterad b
Valnesu Lallemand Roux, Rieold, &c. Prics S. eash
or casss for So, which save 81 and IN 81 ossaS
WharebE there Z Saxing e y. 70 BE- had EhoesAls
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow win forward the Triosemsr 20 any par
Of the world, securely packed and add es5e aocord
~ Sold also by 4 ,. GAYLORD and WE
FT8KE. CLEVELAND laufl
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C.u~xScE~rNr AT NT. USIoS COLLEaE.-
tn, r.ceat -onmenesment Exercises of
th,s asw and en- erpris,ug Gollegr were very
interesting througheat The public examt
nation Of tho classes, the reunion OF the
Alumni. and the Anniversaries Of the Lit
erary Societies attracted large audieneesand
reflected much credit upon the parties con-
cerped. The Commencement exercises came
of on Thursday and were listened to with
marked attention. The orations were de-
livered in q very distinct and impressive
manner, rejecting credit upon the whole
class, consisting OF twelve members. Presi-
dent Hartshorn delivered an able aud Inter-
esting baccslanreate address on Female I'D
ueation. The Bachelors Degree was then
conferred upon the members Of the senior
class, and the degree Of Master Of Arts was
conferred, in cursu. upon A. Baker, s. G..
Hair, Geo. Hester and J. ". Gillespie. The
degree of A. NJ. was conferred, honoris
Oausa, upon Josiah Hartzrell, Of Canton ;
". B. Watkins, of Wellsburgh, Va; and o.
P. Brown, of Rsvenna.
We learn from the late catalogue that the
citizens Of Mt Union, which is a retired,
healthy and moral village near Alliance
Station, Stark county, Ohio, have recently
donated $4,000 for the erection of new
college ediEee. The institution seems to be
avery prosperous condition with q Facul-
ty Of seven efficient teachers receives stu
dents of both sexes upon the same terms
and can accommodate 200 students with
furnished rooms for boarding themselves OF
in clubs at private families, at rates suited
To the pockets of young men and ladies wht
are relying in these hard times upon theil
own resources for the means of acquiring. 4
good education. During the past year 'in'
$50 teachers were in attendance, receiving
daily drills in the Normal Department, per
taing to the theory and practice of teaching
as needed in the school room The sessions
begin on the first Tuesday of August, No
vember and March and tuition rstea from
four 10 FIVE dollars per quarter. selEboard-
ing has averaged SIS cents PER week during
the past year, and boarding IN private fam
lilies can be had for 81 rs per week:
In the midst Of our political agitation
we must not, if we would preserve gOoC
government, overlook the rights of th'
youth or the educational interest of oul
country. s. ii.
Alliance, July 16, 1861.
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RarRead what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRfen-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is = physician Of extensive
practice and OF the most successful In the
~ (Trumbull) in which he resides
''This oertihes that have used the GrRfenberg's
AIS and MArBhalls CatholicOn, sold here By II. q.
johnson, in my practice. They good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1851.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress Il. b. klNGSLEA, Cleveland.
lAn1d&W General Agent for Ohio.
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DISTRICT ooUR.

ER1E AEEUAL CoxFEREEoE.-The 18th
annual session Of the Erie Conference is
now progressing at Warren, Pa, Cleveland
included in their conference. The body
met July l7th, Bishop Morris, in the chair.
W. +. Day, Of Cleveland, was elected Score
tary, and G. W. CheesbrOugb, of CuyahOga
Pals, Assistant Reports Of the New York
and Western Book Concerns we're read and
standing committees appointed. No fur
ther business Of special Importance was
transacted during the hrst day. One hun
dred snd thirty-One, out Of about two hum
dred members of the Conference, answered
70 their names.
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MORE DUToH.-The Toledo train vent out
again this morning with between three and
four hundred Germans, bound for Chicago.
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Miasaatie Cuatoiss.


We are enabled here to oflsr the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty is still perfectly harm 81 in any
quantity. such remedy IS Invaluable Al districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CURR" expels the miasmAtic poison Of FEVER AND
AaUE from the system, and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, ii taken on the first approach
Of its prBmOnitOry symptoms Ii Is not only ths
best remedy ye discovered for this class Of com
we supply for doll brings il within the reach o.
every body; and il bilious districts, where FEvEs
ASD AGUE Dreyails every body should hare 10 and
use Il freely both for and protection. A g-sat
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain Of Intert.
tents Is that it contains no Quiniue mineral con.
5equeuty it produces Quini9m or other iniurt.
effects whatever upon the constitution. Those erred
BY II are left healthy II they had never had the
disease
Fever and Asre iE not alone the Consequence oi
the miRsmie poison A great variety Of disorders
arise from It's Irritation, among which are heurasia
RhefHdiisnsy Goiif, Headache Blindness, IOOfhdcis
Edrachs, CdtaTTh, Astbmd, Palpitdoa, Pain Zee.
son, Of de Slsa, Hpstercs, Raia lie BoVsls, Cole
Paralysis, aud Derangement Of he Stomach, all Of
which, when originating In this cause, put on the
atsTiHiisni tlpe, or become periodical This CURE
expels the poison nom the blood, and consequently
cures them all Hliks. Ii is invaluable protection
20 immigrants and persons travelling tenn porariy
residing in the NAL ious districts. If taken coca.
siOnaly or daily WIN to the Infection, that
will be execrated from the system, and cannot
mulate in suhcient Quainty to ripen into disease.
Hence il Is even more valuable for protection than
cure, and few viii ever suffer from lntermltents II
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
Prepared BY DR.. J. O. AYER 3 o., Lowell, Mass.
FOR Sale bY Strong a ArmstrOnr tllavat4ndl
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GOAL AND CARBON OIL so CTs
" per gallon, at 0.Js 1EELER'A