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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28

y = lare and beautiful paper and contains the ms,
valuable information on NV HioSt
Spefiiatornsa or Seminal Weakness The cause sF.,s
@ use' showing the awful effects Of the disease
IN ~ eHser B>esses Of the sexual Or-ans
y FAefeHt"n and
eon-9-a psos1 that lawful disease. On the Lfrsr
roes senoois q Medicines On tho modes Of Tr-,t1s.
~ tIs'icsd n the Falls Treatment Of DiS.ases a.
49, Vh me toiiH'sn sense - Medicine. On d.. -
S,eeis-s aHd Ahtntion How the Physician sbo,it
sLSb toE II Tbs Journal shoall h. in he hsrsos =
Ms. -es'@A1- = Nor-
20 az Who appy BY letter. With full 4. Aerip,;,r
- y ms toms q disease anv kin5 80
Chief Physi-t,n. IN q" gwen, BY the
si1s return pcSta<e)
pnr ID Or J. RUSSELL
HEookLTN, Nes YORK
Oil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28
BURLINGTON, Vt, March 7th 1861.
To Messrs. CHAs BAcKMAs & Co. NY

To messrs CHAs BAcKNAN & Co, NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method 10 in
form you that we have repeatedly an examinaon Of
Brandies Whiskey Gin and Wines, with which the chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington has been mainly
supplied from your houes for the past three als
mems from other agencies in the State procured from
We have found them invariably of full strength and mi
FORM purity and quality superior in every repect 10
mems from other For medicinal uses they bsY
fulfilled our expectations and received our un9ua6ed an
proval and without hesitation confidently scommead
them 70 al Whowish to supply themselves with Liquors M
on winch they eau rely for purity and strength We are
Your most obedent servants
SAMUEL W. TEAYER. Jr. Nj d.
WALTER CARPENTER NJ d.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28
The Genllemsn's Medical Companion
And Private Adviser.

book for the old and young, embracing the Pathology
Prevention, and Cure of all Diseases Of Urinary and
nal Organs and warning voice advice nd counsel sch
as to be found in other work. Price Is cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28
The Epltaph in Vernon, Vt.

We published short time since, what
purported to be a curious epiaph ionud
upon a tombstone in Vernon, VT. The
following is furnished by a Vermont cor
respondent to the n. Y. Observer, correct
ing the epiiaph, and adding little biogra-
ply of the author. The affair possesses
some local interest:
The versio, of this epitaph given in the
Observer of Jan. %, can hardly be called
" genuine" as it entirely ignores the topo-
graphical peculiarities of the original, be-
sides mistakirg several important words.
A copy, which was made before the inscrip-
ton was SO greatly obscured by time, is as
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28


To lehoD' may IL hereby certify that have
1851 and have procured the Wines and auors with ;ch
have supplied the Town Agents of said County from,
have had careful Analyses of said Wines and Iouer ,s
by Chas Chandler, Esq, Professor OF the Analytical
Chemistry Union College, Schenectady n Y and tha in
all and every instance the result has been IN nr ,b -
be perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal prpos
can therefore most confidently recommend th hons. If
Chas Baekman Co. all those who nrefer giv,n ri
orders to honorable and conscientious men ~
GEO. z. BALDWIN
Commissioner for Orange Co
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtained for the cure Of
Diseases in all its FORMS with full Of the causes
symptoms, diet bathing and exercse. prce 30 cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28

n. shnESEcTABr, August 10Th IsGo
n Orange County, Vt.
DeaT Su:-l have analysed the following sampies NJ
Liquor ana "1ne forSarsed by you, find them to be
perfectly pure entirely fRe from irsurous
aud we'll suited for medical use:
Four samples of Brandy, two samples Of whiskey One
sample of Gin. one sample Port Wine NV
The Gin and Port particularly are Of extra ou.Htx
CHARLES =. CHtNpLER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.


For every Family, having 600 Receipts on Cooking
Preserving Dyeing Cleaning &c How Paint and what
Is the best to Raise How animals advice to House
Keepers, Farmers and Mechanics 1000 Subjects of In
terests. Price % cents. Worth 80 to any one
THE CONSERVATIVE BOOK.
For those who wish get from that nwf, dise,se
full description Of all the remedies IT, with care.
fu statement Of the results and other useful information
Price 10 cents.
The Information in this Is not 10 be IN any works
published, obaipabe from any other source Tbese
books are published fine white paper and beautifully
bound. U's
Any Of the above works viii be mailed free on recent of
price in stamps money; the whole In
bound volnmn for DOLLAR. No family should be witb
out them They illustrated with beautiful eprravipgs
aud contain the condensed experience Of years.
AGENTS WANTED for the above works who can MAXI 1,o
month Send for a circular for agents
To the young Of both suffering from Seray .h;.
pr"sraton mind loss of power nervous debility ioss
CT sight wakefuness love Of solitude eruptons On ~
ee, Nc &c okNp BEFORE II roo LATE; before you suf
ie. ~ ny p manage 70 ooth body aud mind.
10 FEMALES who want PLEASANT and suRr rsr,sl;
Tor irregularities, Distractions Whites sc send to Ms
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28

Herr lies cut down like unripe fruit,
A son of Mr.. AMOS TUrg,
And Mrs. JENNIE TurE his Wife,
Cslkcd JoNarsAS; Of whose frai life,
The days all summed how short the account
Scarcely to fourteen years amount,
Born the 18th Of May was he
In seventeen Hundred Sixty-Three
To death he fell helpless Prey,
On April and Twentieth lay,
In seventeen-Hundred Seventy Seven,
Quitting this world we hope for Heaven.
Behold tho amazing alteration,
Effected by---innOculation,
The means employed his life to save
Hurried him headlons TO the grave.
Full in the bloom of youth he fell,
Alas what human tongue can tell,
The Mothers grief, her anguish show,
Or paint the Fathers heavier voc,
Who now no Natral offspring has
His ample fortune-to possess,
To fill his place stand ia his stead,
Or bear his name when he Is dead,
So God ordand, Ills ways are just,
Tho Empires Crumble into dust
Life and the world meri bubbles are,
Let loos to these, for Heaven prepare.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28

We arc permitted to Fefer following Comrissip
Io~n Agents, and PLY sicians thu STATE Of yer, -
n 50 doing guided BY desire - place hf,rr re I
most tacts that are in themselves evidence that in -
@ ~ u9ne out the rurest and most desirable artres IN
our hte VIII De offered for sale our rusfoyn.rs
hJsEeHess;-Elwari Hungerf,rd Professor a. Cls,s,-
N .ne ~ hersity Of Vermont; :. ". Thayer n ma,
f,er. Professor etc. in the University Of Vermont,
= : f,eree. Agent, Burlington County Coinn,issarr
Ssnss Aehei Chitenden Calvin Bleige,f Israel Coca
Fearce Washington Charles Davis r. Sasb,Tn
csflonia W III. II. DinEha4n. y II Thence I.n,o;,i !,
SItneer, b fripse. Estisn1 II Gilmore Hon
sso- y BALDWIN. Orause; George FzI-r WinsIss,ns u
e Needham and Ira Gitsrd, Addison I6I5-1x
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-28


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

Correspondents assure us that it is Our
duty to say something about New Greek
and its depot of stores for cur army. Its
considered in danger every day of an over
whelming raid. The folly of Buckhappou
should not be repeated at New Creek.
There will be no excuse for SURPRISE and
the country will make NO allowance for
those whose duty 1t is to see that no SUR
prise is possible. We decline to publish
all that could be said about New Greek.
We however urge the timely attention OF
those responsible to the necessities of that
post. Do not. for the sake of your long
suffering country, let any false, sense of
security deceive you. d .s4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

It has remained for the rebels to suggest
such an idea to US. Even such poor affairs
aud little accounts to any body who owns
them, as Judge Thompson. can excite 4 de-
maud by the rebels for their release, but
such heroic and suffering giants of patri-
otism and intellect as Bolts can excite no
such demand on our part. We do not say
that we ought to make demand for him
aud for others like him. We have felt all
along, and do now, that such a demand
would be simply. treated with contempt by
the rebels, and therefore it wonld be use
less. We only mention it to point out and
contrast the difference between the way
the rebels are prosecuting the war aud the
way We are prosecuting it. Their policy is
persistently aud severely and energetically
aggressive. Ours is not even irritatiye.-
We hem and halt and daily and paiaver
about we'll recognized points of military
administration. There is NO sharp deci.
siyeness like there is about the rebels.
All this must be altered and that soon
weare drifting insanely along. The pa
tienee of the people is being triHed with.
10 Western Virginia the administration of
military justice will be made cruel mock
cry if the pejured villains now in Camp
Chase are not executed within the next
thirty days. To treat them as prisoners of
war is simply to put our loyal people at
the mercy of whole gangs like them
Every consideration Of policy to the country
as well as mercy TO the people of Western
Virginia, appeals to the government to i'm
itate at least the spiri: of the rebels, If
they have not the genuine inherent article.
Give as an exhibition of sporadic galvan.
ism if nothing else. A weak policy is the
curse Of any people at time like the pres
ent. 1t is absolutely murderous here in
Western Virginia. 1t entails expatriatiou,
plumber, impressment, Generalization and
untold wrong and suffering upon loyal
people, We appeal to the government on
behalf of thousands of onr exposed people
in the mountain region to put itself upon
something like par with the rebel govern.
ment in the matter of military admiuistra-
ton. We appeal to it to make fearful
example of the fOresWorn villains now in
Camp Chase.
"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

The Richmond papers have had hard
work to convince the people that Leo won
such a splendid victory at Antietam. The
stupid people cannot understand why he
hurried across the river at such a rate
and staid there, ifhis success was so bril-
liant. The Examiner owns that the citi-
zens are filledwith misgivings and doubt,
and that the rebel army must be in a suf.
fering.cOndition, Itpays a handsome tri-
butte to Mcclellan for having consolidated
three armies which had just been badly
beaten, and for having made so vigorous
n fight against Lee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

A New York paper thinks the prospects
OF the fashionable season are far from en-
eouraging to the worthy pater .familias who
has to foot the bills. There is no symptom
of retrenchment on the part of the ladies
and their oracles, the milliners. While the
materials of which dresses are made are
higher in price than ever before, the de.
mands of fashion require an ibordinate
amount of material for each dress-all o,
which is bad for Pater, ia fact mOurnful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

TnE London Tines. at the latest dates,
was rejoicing over the prospects of the
confederate victories on this side of the
Potomsc. 1t is "credibly assured" that
Maryland, ''with its precious resources in
men, money and mutations" is prepared
to rise and welcome them. The Time. ex-
ults in the speedy overthrow of the north
eru army and the equalization Of Washing
ton. The next arrivals will enltghten the
organ Of English rancOr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

Z
On motion of Lieut.. Q. j. MeNulty, oil
the Keystone Cavalry, now quartered in
Camp Wiley, the undersigned were an.
pointed committed TO draft resolutions
expressive of the thanks Of the company
for fayors received. Eta
ReSolUed, LIST. That we, in behalf of the
company, tender our sincere thanks to the
Ladies of Wheeling for the bountiful sup
ply of provisions presented to us ON the
evening Of September 26th.
Resot0ed, I'd. That such tokens of kind
ness to the soldiers of the old Keystone
shall ever be remembered when acting, as
We expect to do, in defence of Western
Virginia, which on account Of its close
proximity, We have learned to regard with
The same degree of Veneration as our own
native State.
ResoLVed, Sd. That wherever we stand,
under the insplriting folds of columbia's
nag, we will prove ourselves worthy the
name OF soldiers, and strive 10 merit the
appreciation and esteem Of our kind-hearted
friends IN this vicinity, whose prayers and
sympathies are ever with us.
Resolred, 4th. That we regard the young
Ladies ofWheeling as the true friends Of
the soldier, aud desire them TO wait till
peace is restored, wheh they may have an
opportunity of realizing the fact, that "the
lovely should still be the care of the brave. ~
ResoIUea, 9th. That the editors of the
Wheeling papers be requested TO publish
the same $50 si'p
SAMUEL s. ARMsTRoNe,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
important and interestingN News from
BraxtOn oounty-Tho Approach OF
the Enemy TO our Ltne1.
BULLTowN, SEPT. 30, 1869.

Editors lHtslltgtNeer:
The enemy Is reported in force on the
line through from Gauley Bridge via Sum
msrville and Sutton. his advance resting
at Sutton. His strength is said TO be three
thousand with large proportion of cayal-
ry, His caValry::is constantly employed in
roaming over the country, gathering up all
the horses that are at for service and get
ting every rebel they can to volunteer, and
am told that as fast as they advance ia
force they enforce the conscriptiou law and
compel every one they find liable TO its
provisions to go into their service. Their
track will be marked with ruin and devas-
tatiou as they subsist mostly of the eouu-
try, and two or three thousand horsemen
traVersing the country can soon make an
end of the results OF the labors Of the hus-
baudmau for the past season.
They will undoubtedly. If not soon driV-
en- bcak, extend theirr:.raids to the North
western Virginia Railroad, aud destroy it
AS much as possible ai.1 ls
What is being done for the protection OF
this vast region, we out here are not In
formed, but we do know that it is high
time the authorities would awake TO the
importance of providing adequate protec-
ton to this vast and important region Of
loyal Virginia. a
oh, for Gen. Milroy, or some Hpe man to
direct the operations for our defense.
Yours, E..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
SAMUEL s. ARMSTRONG, n
SANuEL Donaldson, Com.
W. r. JAMIsoE,
FlEst 7vIreInIa ReR,t InrY-07ooo.

First SVtrgtnia Reg,t InEy-o50OO.
i have received through the Adams Ex-
press Company seven thousand dollars
from Jacob Horubrook. now at Washing.
ton City which was sent to be paid 70 the
wives of the First Virginia Infantry Regf-
meat and others having claims on the
same. Il will be paid out at the store
room adjoining ]. K. Whears wholesale
variety store, on Monroe street, commence
ing at 9 o'clock this day.
October 50, 1854,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

Railway Companies and stamp Du-
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has given the following opinion in regard
to the liability of railway companies to the
payment of stamp duties:
The item marked express N" on page
SO Of the Excise law, was not intended TO
embrace the freight business OF railroads
and ordinary wagoners, but is limited TO
persons who are express carriers, and not
merely common carriers under the law
The distinction is very well known In prac
lical business. The express carrier is usu.
ally expected to take the parcel, box or
bundle from the house or place OF business
ofthe consignee, while railway company
receives aud delivers goods only at its own
stations.
In the absence of specific language in the
statute authorizing the broadcast construc-
tion, must hold that persons and compa-
mics engaged in transporting goods over the
country, us such business is nsnally per-
formed by railway corporations, are not Ii
able to the payment of stamp tax upon
the receipts given for such goods. am
also Of opinion that the first item in Sched-
ule does not include such receipts foI
freight as are usually given by railway
companies. A receipt is NO doubt in q
technical sense an agreement or contract
but in the ordinary use of language this
close constructions does not hold good
Had Congress intended to include receipts
it would have been easy to have so provi.
ded in plain language.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Times says the different hospitals
in that city contain over 10000 patients,
and that, the country for miles around the
battle field of Antietam is one vast hospi-
tai, every barn stable and other building
being filled with the wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
"TnonAs oOusrY, Aug. ID, ,el.

/" Ny dear Friend, James N. Murphy:
al seat myself for to drop you few lines
once more, to let you know that we are yet
all living and In good health, except Hem
~, and he is on the mend. We have tuff
times here at this time. We are hard run
to get enuff to eat. Beefis bigh-a COM
mon steer, three year old, sells for twenty
five dollars, and 20 sault to sanlt it with
hogs will sell for ten or twelve dollars per
head this fall, and no hopes of sault Ut all.
James, Tel you the people are getting tyred
of this i0Gr hear, Union men are coming out
cpery day. hope to God that peas will be
made sune, somehow or other. do want
you all to come home; it is all study
about. Ny crop is good, but it is no sat
isfaction to me, for l sea so much trouble
about you all. hope that God will be
with you all in your trouble, and bring you
all safe threw. You will do we'll to put ali
of your trust in him, for he is all the chance.
beg him to watch over you all; and il it
is his will that you should fall In this war,
to Receive you in that world where pleas
ure never endes. sef
"Your old mother is in uncommon
health, though she is in CRATE trouble, but
she takes It better than 1 thought she
would. am getting of my fodar (fodder),
and it is weary hot weather, SO must
cloas to you. for want to drop few lines
to Henry. want you to wright to me as
sumo as you get this.
s'PLEAsASr HUTCHINSON"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

IT is now stated that Col. Miles was shot
BY his own men after the capitalization of
Harpers Ferry, instead of being killed by
a she'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

BY single blunder in the tax bill the
tax on gold and silver plate is, according
to the literal reading, imposed only on
those owners who keep carriage, yacht
and billiard table" The number of those
in this State who answer that description
is quickly counted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

PERsoSAI.-Dickens is expected in this
country sometime in November.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
a LARGE STOCK
-oH-
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

= AAAA44 4AAlb ~ Nv AA4A4 OOOOAya
SUoH AS High Lustred Black Silks,
- Rich Plain COiored Silks,
Beantifnl Plaid ana Figured Silks,
few Patterns yer handsome Meire Antique,
French Merinos and 0buHg,
De LANES and De Reges
Ottoman YelouEs aud PoPlinS, very nice style
Of Dress Goods,
shaWis-A larger variety than ever found
oloaks-Ths newest and latest styles.
furs-A large stock, and At prices to suit every
Cloths and DONakins,
SatinOtS and Jeans,
RlaunSlsAnd unSey,
Calieoes and GinShAms,
Ticking,
Striped shirtiug,
And every other article Of domestic goods; also.
new stock Of Carpets, At prices 70 suit the
times; also,
blankets OF all cOlors, particularly grey blan-
kets5 Of Regulation weight.
Back Gloves and Gauntlets,
And eyeTy other aFtiee kept In q drst-elasE Dry
Goods establiShment
Have Just been TeeeiVed and for sale At whole
sue and retail, at lower prices than offered Wet OF
Merchants from the city and country will ind Il 70
Ihetr interest 70 call before purchasing elloWhere a.
nave = large stock OF goods purchaSOd from com.
mts.ton houses and importer for cash; and many
goods bought before the late RISE whereby Am en-
abled to sell at New York jobbfng prices.
sepN ALEX. HEYHAN.
15I Main St.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

A letter written by John Brown two
years before his attack on slavery in Yir-
GINA, and just after the idea was conceived
by him, has been found among the papers
Of Theodore Parker. though not directed
to him. Speaking of his plan, he says -
81 expect nothing bat to endure hardness /;
but expect to achieve great victory,
even though it be like the last victory Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have lately issued new style of watch,
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
a good watch at a moderate price. These vateho,
are intended to dspAOe the worthless cheap witch.
Is OtBritish and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country Is flooded, and which wero never expected
to keep time when they were made, being refuse
manufactures, sent to this country. because unsIe-
able at home, and used here only for oeEsytag and
s.Ofndlfng purposes.
weOner to sen our watch, which Is ofTHE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEPER, aud in Sterling
Silver Case, Hunting pattern, at As low price as Il.
asked for the trashy Aaerss and 1pfres Of foreign
make, already referred to. sFsffa5sss
We have named The new series Of watches. WIN.
ELLKRY, Boston, Mas, which name viii be found
on the plate of every watch Of this manufas.ur,,
and iEons OfOur trade marks.
Sold BY an In the loyal sta.ss
Wholesale orasrs shOuld be addressed to
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
Agents Of the American watch Company.
sep0.lm2ndP 1s9 Broadway, NY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

God RpArd our nag, and Keep 01ch1tRT
Each stripe - bright Rs now they wave,
Stil make Il lead our ranks in war,
stu hoat above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow Il to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
500 Reward.
Once Preyo.t nIaF.hal Cen e l Geg va.I

ONCE Provost Marshal Gen. for YR's
WHEELIHO, September %, 1872
Ii paFpled prisoners In Western Virginia who
N have not yet reported at this ONCE, or to the
commander Of the post nearest to them, will do 20
Immediately, OF they will be arrested and treated as
dessrtera.
All struggling soldiers, and those absent from their
companies or regiments without proper authority,
will report at once to this ofee to the command
er Of the post nearest to them to be forwarded to
their post Of duty JOS. DARRs
sepSO Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
BOOKKEEPING

nnsinesl Writing, Counting. house Calculations Po
nteHl Economy, FINANCE and Banking, CoumereiSI
Law are the chief subjects Of attentian but ~ IN
strnetions IL thess are fntsFspeFsed With yrRTins
and tneuleattons tending to the formation OF hiRh
character ~ men and eitiaens
The course Of Instruction h intended to be a
somprehensiye and Thorough as that Of any Of T.
DENT Il much loss. y - ~
II. b. boEsleaYe to refer thoso 70 whom he &.
Gn ,11 g aeoW, slaif, % lie oilCofs
hysrena&N tssa -