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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONICO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES


iyabls IN correcting, regulating ard rsmoeiag all oh
sfruet'ons from ,ohatecer cause, and alcays
successful precsntfcs.
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
based upon extensive practice of over 80 years
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never failed to correct all Irregularit ies
They relieve painful and difficult Menstruation (par-
ucularly at the change OF lfe.) They will cure the
Whites and remove all distractions arising from
colds, exposure or any cause; and may be success
fully used as preventive. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by POND MORSE, (Druggists.)
4o Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies': By sending them 81 90 through the Rut-
land PostOfice can have the pills sent to any part
OF the country, leonfdentiallyl by mail Sold In
Whitehall by J. r. Ro~ghton and Dr. Wright; Nor.
tayop Son, Casteton; J. J. Joslin, Poultney and by
one Druggist In every village and town in the United
States.
n. B:-Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Colder
Pills of any kind unless the box Is signed s. ID. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe; there
fore as you value your lives and health say moth
ing OF being humbugged out of your money! buy
only of those who show the signature of s. d. Howe
on every box, which has recently been added On 40
count Of the Pills being counterfeited.
ulv q d&wly
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U. S. Seminole, March rs. }
Abreast Skiddaway Battery, !
Wilmington R,ver

III
sr:--In obedience to your order, dated
ne 2Sc, we proceeded from Cumberland
ounc to Warsaw Sound, to blockade as d.
fected
Having waited some days for the weather
1 settle and the wind to lull, we this after
&oon felt eur way with the lead up the mar
fos channel Of the Wilmington River to the
a',ery on skiddaway Island, accompanied
n the Norwich, Lieut.. Commanding j. NJ
Syuncan, and Wyandote, Lieut.. Comma ndine
r. ~ Whiting, sent out a Launch with the
owltzeT and crew, under charge of Master
SicNalT, and Acting Master Steele alongside
f'e Norwich, and went on board of her.
She being the shortest vessel and of the
Pshtest draft was sent ahead.
After firing shell or two ct some horse
zen near the house on the left, and picket
aard At the Fort as we approached, / pro
Seeded IN the gig with Paymaster Sands to
i III shore, followed by the launch, and found
ne battery strong Fashioned work for ten
ahS' with bomb-proof trenches, &c. The
an ey mad abandondoned it, leaving their
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The other boats from the vessels coming IN
shore, We destroyed the work-boats Of the
enemy, and having hoisted the Union flas
over the Fort and house with the red cupola,
sells.
learn that the Confederates battery on
Green Island is abandoned. Several houses
in sight are burning this morning, the red
cupola house included.
send to Port Royal prisoner taken in
the marshes by the Release His statement
accompanies this,
am, Sir, verw respectfully, &C.,
John p. GILES,
Commandant.
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BRANDRErH's VEGETABLE PILLS,


Inc infallible for costivensss, spasms Ioss Of an
petite sick headache, giddiness sense Of blostins
stter mesls, dizxiness, drowsiness and crsmpins
pa,ns and all disorders Of the stomach and bowes
York '"'0'' No~
j, j. 9. COOK, publisher Of the State Banner,
nsnnington, w., says he was attacked with DYS.
fEpSiA, and suffered so severely from H. that not
particle OF food could be swallowed without oooa
sioning the most uncomfortable sensation In his
stomach For five years he suffered from this
qreaqui complaint when he used BRANDRETHS
FILLS. The first box did not seem to benefit him
i mucn' but the second produced q change, and by
tns time he had taken six boxes, q COMPLETES
CURE was effected. He says-"My dyspepsis WA
gone, and my expectation otan an early death van
BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold at the PRINCE.
PAL OFF 4, 294 CANAL STREET, and UNION
SQUARE, New York
Obtain your first supply from one of these dspots
OF from one OF the regular advertised agents for the
GENUINE BRANDRETH'S PILLS: You will then
know how to discern between the true and the
false. Sold by
II. FEM, Rutland,
X. X. MEAD, West Rutland,
and all respectable dealers in medicines
march l, lo-d&wlm
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W. ), STEAMSHIP SEMINOLE,
Warsaw Sound, Ga. March %

eoohu, va. MdrCn 20.
SIR: The following statement is derived
from Landon MIDI eton, a contraband picked
up this afternoon by the Norwich and sent
on board this ship, viz His master was WIN,
L. Fulton Of Savannah. lie left that city
ON the 22d instant Saturday, coming by
the way of White Bluff and Green Island
to Racoon Reyes, from whence he expected
to reach saw mill which it was said we had
on Warsaw Island, with three thousand
troops.
All provisions are scarce at Savannah, and
very dear, particularly bacon, rum, liquors
and such like. Fresh beef is plenty, but
costs 20 to 80 cents for what used to sen at
6, and 10 cents per pound eggs are sell
ing at so cents per dozen chickens, 81 so
per pair; tea scarce; coffee selling at 81 so
to 81 70 per pound. They are very bad of
for rum and liquors, and almost have to give
them up, and these with bacon they had ex-
ported from the west somewhere where the
Federals now hold possession. Folks are
going and coming. Some who had left are
returning, and they are sending the negroes
and cotton inland and sending all the cash
money to Macon, and threaten to burn the
city if they should be unable to hold it. and
are in daily expectation of an attack. They
had given up the idea of defending the Sa.
vannah River by torpedoes, because one of
the principal men who was sinking them got
drowned while down in a diving bell, and
they now talk of piling the river across
When he was last near Thunderbolt, some
time since, they had eight guns mounted.
There is battery, number of guns unknown u,
at Coasters Bluff, and they said they were
mounting guns at the old Fort above Fort
Jackson, below the gas house and near tho
first ferry.
All the approaches to the city, not only by
the main channel, but also the by-roads, are
being fortified, and they told him that they
had one hundred thousand men. Green and
Skiddaway Islands are abandoned except by
a few cavalry. The guns from Green
Island were taken to fortify Beverly, and
those from Skiddaway to Montgomery
They expect US to cross Skiddaway Island
and have guns and pickets at the two bridges
to cut them away and fight our forces on
their arrival. The first bridge is reckoned to
be five miles across from the cupola house.
Last night it was burned by the rebels near
the Skiddaway abandoned battery.
Respectfully, &c..
JOHN P, GILES.
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From FORTRESS. Monroe.

Fort Monroe, April 1.
W flag of truce from Norfolk to-day
ought down letters from Federal prisoners,
- dispatch from Gen. Huger to Gen
Mo-.
Norfolk papers notice that large military
y vements are going on at Old Point They
II that large reinforcements are landing
ne, and that at least hundred large
lmers and transports are at the wbsrves
~ in the channel.
'R Refugees, from Charleston represent that
IRE is greal panic there since the capture
& Newbern
The Richmond Despatch of this morning
Ys, the grand army of Federals seem to
We been transferred from the neighbor-
xod of Washington to the Peninsula, which
Ny have probably concluded is shorter
ID easier road to Richmond.
NThe rebel ordinance bureau has issued an
nier calling for all the balls that can be OBJ
ened, to be re-cast for light artillery.
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Washington, April 2.
line following dispatches were received at
u Navy Department to-day
u Flag Ship Wabash, off Port Royal, ]
n March q.
%Slr On being boarded this afternoon,
pile entering Port Royal Harbor, by Com
hnder GILES of the Seminole, | had the
4tlsfaction to hear that the formidable bat
9rleS on Skiddaway and Green Islands had
Pen abandoned by the rebels, the guns
owing been withdrawn, in order to be placed
earer Savannah. The abandonment of
ReSe batteries gives us complete control of
arsaw and Ossebaw Sounds, and the
l!outh Of Vernon and Wilmington Rivers,
!hch form important approaches to that
ity.
llnclose the report Of Commander GILES,
nd also memoranda of information given
D contraband, which may be of some in
frest to the Department.
Very Respectfully, &C.,
S. +. DUPONT,
Flag Officer.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES The Advertiser, having
i been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with 9 severe lung affection and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of chsrge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, &C. The only object of the Advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the aficted
and spread in formation which he concsves to be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing and may prove
. blessing
Parties wishing the presc ription will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York
ian22 Am
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ID | T. D..

In Rutland, Tuesday morning, March 25th, of
congestion of the lungs, Alice Frances only daugh-
ter of Sidney W and Eliza B. Curtis, aged years
and eleven months.
Jesus removed the lovely flower,
Safe to his immortal bower,
To bloom in Paradise more fair
And shed richer fragranes there
In this village, March goth, Dea. John c. Eddy,
aged 81 years.
In Middletown, on the 18th inst. John Sunder
land, aged rs years.
In Clarendon March q, Mr. Samuel Hayward
aged u years.
In this town. at the residence of Mrs. Mao Che
ney, March 30th, Mrs. Sophia VI. Leavitt aged 81
years.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
SEEEERFR

Published as a warning, and for the especial bene-
fit of Young Men and those who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, 70,
&c, &c, BY one who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and incon
eniece, through the of worthless medicines pre-
scribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, G. A
NAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint Long Island, by en-
closing post paid addressed envelope. Address
Charles A. Lambert, Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island
L. Y. 3:w2m
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Washington 4

washington April z.
The Provost Marshall has given notice
that the only passes now issued are for
officers and soldiers who wish to visit the
south side of the Potomac and return, and
the only interdicted articles are liquors and
contraband of war.
The President, accompanied by a party
of personal friends, visited Mount Vernon
by steamer, to-day.
The order dispensing with passes for citi-
zens, is to restore matters as far as possible
in this section of country, to the condition in
which they existed before the commence
ment of the war.
The commissioners to examine into the
affairs of the Western or Missouri Military
Department have made voluminous re-
port, in which they state they examined
twelve hundred witnesses and had claims
presented to them amounting to eight million
dollars. They remark they have devoted
the principal part of their report to an tx.
posure of the abuses which characterized the
late administration of that department., and
testify to the integrity which generally ha.
been displayed by merchants, mechanics and
manufacturers, when permitted to deal di
rectly with the government.
Widespread as has been the decentralization
in official circles and among their depend.
ents and favortes, and startling as are the
frauds which have been attempted and con.
summated, a large majority of the claimants
have presented themselves before the Com.
mittee unimpeached by imputations either or
their loyalty or honor.
The following dispatch was received here
D. 10, 1a+ol ~
We have driven the enemy to-day from
Strausburg TO Woodstock, distance of II
miles, and thence to Edinburg, seven miles
beyond.
He contested the march most of the way
and at a strong position at which he contem.
plated making stand, as at Edinbarg.
Quite brisk contest occurred He burnt
the bridges in his fight, except that at Ka
now Passage, which we we're enabled tc
reach in time to extinguish the flames.
We lost but one man and had but one
wounded. The enemy suffered more, but
cannot state the extent. Col. Ashby re-
ceived a shot through his cap which be ex
hibited with some satisfaction to the people
OF Woodstock. Others suffered more Sc
verely.
NC hSu ocudfSu duDllTdUiy curing TIT
advance yesterday. Our vanguard anG
skirmishers were frequently fred upon by
the rear guard of Jackson's retreating force
We shelled them through the town, and a.
often as they appeared in range. After pass
ing the bridge over Stony Creek they set fire
to it, but our troops arrived in time to save it
They also set FIRE to another pike bridge
and the railroad bridge - all within two
miles this side of Edinburg, aud our artil
lery endeavored but unsuccessfully to pre-.
vent their destruction by pouring into the
enemy showers of shells. The Richmond
Enquirer the 9th places our loss at Win
chester at 1900 to 1900, and theirs from
$50 to 400. Among their casualties are
mentioned Col. L. T. Moore of Winchester
and T. II. Towner of the General Assembly
killed and Col. C. Cheels, of the 27th Va.
wounded. The I'd Va. Regiment lost 1oC
men.
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All persons who sell HeIrck Aliens Gold Medal
Ssleraus are authorized TO give their customer the
privilege of using one half of the paper and if not
perfectly satisfactory to return the balance and get
the anotnt paid for the whole Ii Ia the best in the
word 1t is great deal better than soda to use
with cream tartar Fry it. Nest of the Grocers and
Druggists keep it.
For sale by Chester Kingsley at the Old Red Store
Rutland, Vermont IE-- -
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ANALYZED BY Chiffon

Bear in mind that while other hair dyes are en-.
dorsed as harmless and eficacious, BY THEIR Pro
rRIEToRs alone, CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE il
certified by Dr.. Chiffon the distin guished Chem
list, TO BIZ FREE FROM POISONOUS NATE
RAILS, and therefore safe as it is superior. DR.
Chiffon has been selected by the city of New York tc
analyze the CROTON WATER, and he has pro
nounced Christodoro Dye as inocuous that watel
in it, purest condition Ssld everywhere, and ap
piled by all hair dress CHRIsrADoRo, No. 6
Aston House, New Yor
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from Port Royal.
|PORTiNT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
From niatteras Inlet.

New York, April 2, 1862.
be steamer Marion has arrived from Hat
S Inlet where she, the Fulton, Ericsson,
Star of the South, landed four Regi-
is, achievements for Burnside.
here is no special news from Newbern.
ort Macon is to be stormed as soon as
torcements arrive.
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'el Batteries Destroyed - Fort Pu-
iasLi must Surrender soon.

n HIIdueIPHIa, AprII 2.
"a private letter, dated from board the
3oninole, says that the Seminole, Wyan-
Nc and Hornick, under command of Capt.
n les, proceeded up the Wilmington River,
"a upon arriving within mile Of the Skid
llway batteries, Dispersed the rebel cavalry
Stoned there, by she'll, and destroyed their
,eteries. They mounted ten guns.
Fort Pulaski has not surrendered vet, but
MS do SO soon.
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EOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE, a surs
cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles
Scrsfula, Salt Rheum, and Diseases Of the Skin
One bottle warranted to cure in all case if n Of
Dealers are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO RU End
THR MONEY, Only Eve bottles in thousand re
turned and these were confirmed Fistu la. Hun.
dpeds of letters and certificates In the pro
Prietors possession, which be upon applioa
ton. Send for Circular. Prepared by Henry d
Fowle Chemist, II Prince Street, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 Der bottle
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Washington, April Q.
Intelligence has bgen received here from
chmond via Baltimore that the rebels are
pdlng their tobacco to the interior toward
hnville and Farmville and beyond Peters
Re. 1t is added that private citizens have
control over the cotton aud tobacco, the
! litary having assumed charge of them.
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4 Every family, at this season, should use the
ssAMBUCHWINE
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stimuiant, Tonic Diuretic and
Sudorifc, highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used In European and American Hospitals, and BY
some of the first families In Europe and America,
AS A TONIC,
1t has no equal causing appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine OF most
1t imparts healthy action to the Glands and Kid
neys, and Urinary Organs, very beneficial In DropU,
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WINE
LIZ not mixture or manufactured article, but v
pnre, ON the juice of the Portugal Sambucus, oul
uvetsd in New j. rsey recommended BY Chemists
and Physicians a. possessing medical properties g:
article for al weak and debilitated persons and ths
aged and infrm, improving the appetite ana benefit
ting ladies and children
A LADIES' WINE,
Because 1t Will not intd 1cate % other wlnes, ~
contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors. and
is admired for Its rich, peculiar favor and nutfittvo
properties imparting healthy tone to the digestive
organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin and
A few well known gentlemen and physicians, who
have tried the Wine =
Gen Winfd Scott U.S,A. DR. Wilson, 18th st.. Y.
Coy RSG5Ss's ',a, Z State Dr. Ward Eswash NJ
Drs Darcy & Nicholl, DR.. Parish, Phils,
Newark, j., DR.. Davis, Chicago, ILL.,
None genuine unless the signature Of CAL
FRED ERE sPEEk Psssaic, N. j." IS over che cork o.
70 MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. ~
For sale by Druggists
A. 6PEER, PROPRIETOR,
VINEYARD, Passaio, New jersey.
OFFICE, 2O6 Broadway, New Yerk
JOHN La FOv, PAsis. =
Agsnsfo France and Germany. oot35
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Wnndstock Va

Woodstock, Va, April /.
Zen. Banks advanced from Strausburg
morning, towards this point. He pur-
u the rebels to Edinburg, FIVE miles south
lthis, Ashby, in retreating, burned two
lnpike bridges and one rail road bridge.
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Our Troops near Corinth.

Washington, April 2.
.etterS received here from near Corinth,
S, that our troops in that vicinity continue
a healthy condition, and are eager for
tla
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[eh.Is Driven from Stony Creek. Va

Woodstock, Va, April 2.
Dnr guns and musketry drove the enemy
M Stony Greek, ear Edinburg, at seven
i morning.
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DIS s o LII TT O N

The co.partnershp heretofore existing between
HENRY A. NORTON & CHARLES D. PITTS,
under the style and 6rm of NORTON PITTS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Books of the late Firm are in the hands of Mr.
Norton for collection ard 1t Is xpected that all pt
sons indebted will call and settle a. early d.
and thereby save any further notice.
HENRY A. NORTON,
CHARLES D. PITTS,
Benson, Vt, March 20, 1862,
NJ OF | CE.
shall continue business at the old stand, wher e
shall be happy to see all those that may favor me
with their custom.
HENRY A NORTON.
benson, March 70, 1862. 14-3w.
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Nj AR lie

In this town the 30th ult., by Rev Roger s
Howard, Mr., John Neybanks to Miss Ann GiIle
land, both of Rutland
At Dandy, Eareh 9th, by Rev. RI. A. Wicker, Mr.
David Sweet to Miss Ada l.. Scott, all of Dandy
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u See woman in another column picking Sam.
ouci Grapes for Speer's Wine. II IL an admirable
article used in Hospitals and by the first class fami
lies In Paris, London and New York, in preference
to old Port Wine. All
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Baltimore, April 2.
Thirteen rebel prisoners from Winchester
were sent to Fort Delaware this afternoon.
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THE UNION SEWING MACHINE

Attention is invited to this cheap and exec lien,
Sewer; which can recommend to families dress
makers and tailors, as very superior machine /,
is adapted to the he aviest and the Highest work h
very simple, and does not get out of order; runs
very easy aud still and child use and manage
it. Attention is also inv tied to the
UNION HEMMER,
An instrument of extraordinary merit adapted u
all kinds OF Sewing Machines, and greatly iroreas
ing the capacity and value of any that has It.
Machines and Hemmers always on hand.
For Circulars, and samples of work address
s. BATTEY, Sole Agent
- B:woW Keeseville N Y
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFE IT'S
DR.. MARSHALL'S
II ca dsa che and sCatarr
SIN II II IN

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
pest article ever known for curing the Caarrb Cold
in the Head, and the Headache. Ii ha, been found
an excellent remedy in many cases of Sore Eyes
Deafness has been removed by it, and Hearing has
distractions, strengthens the glands and gives q
healthy action to the parts affected 1t Is recon-
mended by many OF the best physicians, and "a used
with great satisfaction ev.-yuhsre
March Is. 1892 davIvr
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NAON ~ " ~ y ~ ~
knxssvIILE NJ ",
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
FOR THE NORTH!
The subscriber having greatly increased his fsoil
ties, is now prepared to I'LL al orders in the moe(
complete and satisfaetory manner-and at the low.
est market prices.
loan supply this spring, IL seasonabIy ordsred,
200 Standard Apple Trees, years old and
5000 Pear Trees-Standard and Dwarf
10, 900 Plum and Cherry Trees
10 600 Grape vines-inoluding q large stook
OF the Delaware, Sherman, Concord Rebecca, Di.
ana and other new sorts.
Also Silver Naples, Horse Chesnuts Scotch, Eng
lish and American Elms, Arbor Vitaes, Norway aud
White Spruces, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries
Blackberries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Ornamental
Shrubs, Roses, Paeonies, Phloxes, and every other
description OF nursery stock in equal abundance,
and OF super quality.
Orders Solicnd.-A liberal discount to persons or.
dsrng in large quantities. and to those ordering In
Clubs. All orders should be forwarded early
For further prrticulars, prices, SC, send for a
Catalogue
AaENTs.-Local Agents wanted in every town TO
solicit orders for the Spring trade-Commssion lib
eral. Application should be made at once
Also wanted a few more Canvassing Agents-vho
can have permanent employment on eScee d lin CIV
liberal terms. No capital required.
For Agencies or Catalogues Address
S. BATTEY, Manager and Agent
OF the Union Nurseries, Keeseville N Y
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STEEL PENs.-Twenty different patterns for sal,
~ by TUTrI.E CO :