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Eight Carries de Visitej for 81 90, n0e
exceled at any price, at BALCHS, 23 Greenwich street,
corner Of Barclay.
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The Great Fight mt Fair Oaks, Va.-Tho
Pluck, Endurance and Victory OF tho
Soldiers OF the Unfon-Map or the Rat
tie FieId-How the Evacuation OF CO.
rinth was Accom- pifshed-Progress OF
the War Throughout the Country
The View OF American Affairs I'm Eu-
rope, &C., &c., &c.
full, graphic and interesting account, from our
Special Correspondent Of the Great Battle in front OF
Richmond. Va, eventuating in the Complete Victory OF
the Union Forces under General Mcclellan accompane ed
Scenes and Incidents during the Fight will be publishes
in the WEEKLY HERALD ready this morning at ten ocock
II will also contain areport from Correspondent
or the Evacuation OF Cornth the Rebels under Bears
gard, and statement Of how it Accomplished by
General Haeck, illustrated with a Map showing the
position Of the opposing forces Important Intelligence
from the Valley OF the shenandoah Va the Junction Of
Fremonts Forces with those Of Banks and the Driving
Of "Stonewa Jackson and the Rebels from the Valley:
Departure Of Union Fiotila for Memphis together
with great Of from all parts OF the country
In regard to the Suppression Of the Rebellion
Interesting News from Europe and reports Of all import
ant events Of the week.
Terms-Thrse dollars per year. Single copies, In
wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents.
Wouldst Have y Hat:-Wouldst Know
which Hat Is besti
Buy one Of KNOX; he passeth all the rest.
Where KNOX holds forth hard ly need to say,
For all we'll know tits at Two Twelve broadway.
His Hats so stylish, and wthal well made
No Nofn fl mi twill nj Ingh M In
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Prizes Cashcd i'm n1l Legallxcd Lottc.
rles.-Iniormation given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No l. New York.
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U,LAGs FLAGS, FLAGs-ALL SIZES WHOLESALE.
IL and retail. at JOHN N. STKARNS', 90 Cedar street,
nearly opposite the Post Office.
ILAGs MADE OF DOUBLE WARPED ENGLISH
bunting at AMIN CO.'S % Fulton street, corner OF
William. tEs,ablished In lSi7.)
ISAAC 3. TATE,s BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS Is
il removed TO 6T Broadway Gentlemens anu boyp
Boots and shoes always and made order or the
best materials and at the lowest cash prices.
NrEEpIBs NEEDLES BARTLETT co. MANUFAc- Z
IN wholesale and retail dealers In necues o. evey
description, as Broadway, Ne " York.
GUNNER REsoRT-RoUNR HILL HOTEL. NORTH
- anton Mass Terms 81 80 per dAy or ~ 70 $40 pei
n~.as We freeiy commend u deliRhtful place Of
,rn The scenery Il Of unrvalled beauty; valley, hill audi
xsr give ii variety, end the hotel Will
vent Containing every aocomm odaton for gnesta we'll
sorr sheir comfoT AZ annusement-N. o. Picayune.
c1TATIoNERY.-ALL THE Articles In USE rn
- scther with rscsrn n. mpSrsS sIosk. "a y. AteY
Vl4isina cards. engraved By The best ariistk Inali
q Sp CO. Sss y. saSH ss. "a
Is5 Broadway.
INVEST cAsTLEToN coMrANvs MARBLE ANr
send for circulars.
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DIR. Keunedy's Medical Discovery II
warranted to Scrofua Eryspelas, Rngworm scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores, Pmpes and every
disease the Skin OF whatever nature.
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ROYAL Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs Cashcd
and information given by TAYLOR Co., Bankers No. is
Nall fre
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Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Co.
lor its embellishments treated carefully by GRANDJEAN
Aston place. Forty years experience
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Trusses.-White's Patent Lever Truss
positively rupture. The power applied IL the
In obtained by using tho nger e. Inward and upward
combination Our abdominal supporters the same
principle Braces unrivnllcd Please call Pamphlesree
GREGORY CO., rs Bond street.
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Beautiful COMPLIMENTARY Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcaufyng
the complexion and skin. Sold by all druggists and 81 40
Broadway.
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The Paris Pdtris denies the rumors that France In.
tends TO withdraw her Mexican expedition. IL defends
he course OF France roproaches that Of Spain aud
anors moderate terms that OF England.
y General Guyon was created Senator on returning
FROM Rome.
II was rumored that Marshal Neil will 60 to Rome with
kull powers, political and military.
The Journal de Rouen announces the discovery of n
common wild plant TO enable the manufacturer to dis
,pense with American cotton.
Tho Bourse dull. Rsntes, Tor. 75c.
1t reported that NJ Thouvenei had sent letter TO
Tho Pspal government that France has intention TO
make any change In the Roman question.
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THE AMERICAN CRISIS.

. The London Morning Post understands that the do.
nand for the restitution of the Emily St. Pierre cannot
be complied with. az municipal laws take no cogni.
kance Of the act OF the three men who recap
cured her IS offence. or recognizes as
In injury suffered by the belgerents. Had an
American cruiser fallen in with the ship, she
might have fsezed her. but there is no municipal law
which warrant the English government in giving her
up and is therefore bound to refuse compliance with
She request.
The London Times, In editorial on the surrender Of
Norfolk the destruction of the Merrmac &C.. says tho
conquest Of the South far the water is concernsd
seems almost complete. On land, however, the Times
says, is premature to say the rebel power alto
gether broken. It signs of the end and in
iuications Us to what that end will be. The South
'erners may be beaten in battle, but they have
Immense territories for retreat. The contest is virtually
the whole world against the SOUTH the North open
90 the ships OF the world while the South completely
shut out The surprise is not that the confederates
Great but that they make front at all.
The London Times thinks General Buffers rule New
Orleans is exceedingly and harsh calculated
20 make the raising Of the blockade there vaueless
The London Morning Post is very bitter on General
Buffers proclamation, and says that not the Aus
TRANS or Russians issued severe DEGREES The
Post says If Davis and Beauregard nnct defeat on
the federals the independence Of the South will be
achieved If they overcome, the South may be con-
sdered vanquished.
The London Daily Menus regards the abandonment Of
Norfolk and destruction Of the Merrmac Of great i'm
1ortance and that proves the resignation by the Con-
federates OF the contest at sea.
Two ships are up for New Orleans at Liverpool
In the House Of Lords Brougha called attention
- the omission of Porto Rico in the new slave trade
treaty.
Earl Russell was unable TO give explanations then, but
said the American government anxious to CO
operate for the suppression of the tr that Porto
Rico might afterwards be included
Sir l. Packegoile had given notice in the Commons
ahA be would call attention to the destruction Of cotton
St New Orleans, and the effect it might have English
manufacturers. At the tme he would ask II tho
government intends to take steps for mediation.
Mr. Berkeley brought forward his annual motion in
favor OF the ballot, which carried by SO to so
amidst loud cheers. Leave given to bring in bill
ION the subject
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Omcial Drawings or the Kentucky ana
KssrucxY EXTRA CLASS 2is-June Q. 1861.
sc, 81, "a. 32 b. 46, Is, "a, ~, II, Ia, 40, ID,
DELAWARE. CLASS 2L5-June Q. 1852.
l6. 70. 81, 40, 81, ~, Sc, SO, IL, IS, 81, l.
- JOHN A. NORRIS co..
Wilmington Delaware, or Covinyton, KENTUCKY
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Wouldst Have q Hat.-Wouldst RnOv

Buy one Of KNOX; he passeth all the rest.
Where KNOX holds forth we hardly need 10 say,
For all well know tits At Two Twelve broadway.
His Hats, stylish, and withal well made.
No rain will injure nor will sunshine fade.
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Arr from New York 2s Darns ader Bank at Coxhaven
1stn. Amanda W, Beachy Head 10Th. Wis, Gloucester
sid for Nfork 9Th, vrandne Vanguard Liverpool
Arr from Nfork Annie Bowen, at Batavia; Mursxa at
-Helvoet, Bremen at Bremen =
Arr from Phiadelphia, Mary Baker at Yonghal
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Grand Gala Day mt Bnrnum's-Thrcc
piendid PERFORMANCES at 2 o'clock TX o'clock and *
ladies' and children, who viii dock TO the Museum to
the Beautiful Babies.
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Album Photographs and Card visites
for friends in Europe and beautiful 81 and 50 do
zen, at HOLMES, 264 Broadway.
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OmciaI Drawings or NJ urray, Eddy &
Co. Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriea
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 2j7-June G. 1862.
Is, 10, ~, ., ~, 81, S., 3, "a, IL, "A, 80, Is.
KENTUCKY. GLASS Costume 8. 1862.
16, SO, 80, II, Is, Id, 43, Is, IT, Is, Is, rs.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY either TO
Covinzton KY. or st. Louis, Mo.
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NoRNs BUNIONs INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGEr
~ joints and all diseases OF the feet cured without pail
or the patient Dr. ZACHARIE Surgeon
Chiropodst 760 Broadway Refers to physicians and
the ctv
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
deboard Paror 6s Murray
OF College place. ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Panic at Nashville

Tho correspondent OF the Memphis 4rqancie
furnishes Us lie following account Of the ex-
citcmcut
The new, of the surrender OF DoneI,on
reached Nashville, tennessee, by elegraph, on
Sunday morning about church time, while many
OF the citizens we're on their way TO their ac-
customed pieces Of worship. Instantly, cL
course, every oler consideration gave place To
tie thought & personal safety Every means
OF transportation at hand was employed 20 re-
move lurultur and yaluahles the dcpota We're
thronged WltaMdn, women and children, anY-
lous to leave 'a city; tram alter Tram was put
IN motion; gglument stores were 'hrowno
to all who caos to carry them away, and ne
groeS. Irish lad1gers, and even gen,cel-looking
persons, could seen t0tlng of their Pile ut
hog, clothing ct other property belonging 20
the army, lhoes4, by order OF the military au-
thorlues, much If tins was recovered on the
ensuing day Ia single word, the city was
crazy with pane. Governor Harris Is said to
have rode through the streets, at the top OF his
speed, on horseback, crying oct that the papers
ia the Capitol mast be removed, and subsequent
ly, with the legislature which had at once as
semeled, lett thceity in special train for Mem
phis. Still there were some in the city who
manifested a determination TO make stand and
apply the torch To every house before 1t should
De surrendered, This state of Affairs lasted,
without much notification, until Monday even
ing, when the excitement began to subside. All
the rolling stock Of the railroads conyergng in
Nashville was brought into requisitlon, and the
machinery N the armory, guns, and much val
liable provisions lc., were removed. Seven
trans, loaded with women aud children inside
and crowded with frightened men on the TOP,
left the city in ono day. rhc city is said Il
have been very unsoand, and McClcrnand him.
sell confessed thai he was in daily receipt OF
information eoncetiag the movements OF oui
troops Phosphorus and otbel inaammablC
compounds have siAoe been found concealed and
reaay Tor use and It is also stated that batci
OF Union flag wga discovered but whether
or rot these were tae remains of some former
eelebra lon' IS uokfawn."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
The Supper to Major Kimball.

Monday evening, the citizens Of our village
did themselves the pleasure Of extemporislng a
supper 1t the Pavilion IN honor of Major KIM
BAH. who so DISTINGUISHED himself az Roanoke
Island IL leading the assauluus party that
stormad Zine rebel cntgenchmen;s The Mai1r
was in town on his way back to join his COM
manl, bu, was prevailed upon to stop over
night. Is give lhc people am opportunity % Sec
ing him and taking his hand More than " hun
dred sat down 40 me table MIS- Aimoaii' with
a le" other LADIES' grazing tna mnqac win
Their presence. Alter Jha substantial Yano'
wera disposed o. Charles Iced, h'q' maco
graceful speech complnnenJne Vermont ano
Ngmonseisi and MAJOR hiNhALir especially, az
the type OF t4' bravo and gallant Green Noun
tam Boy lie was beloved By - b. Colby
h'q" who made one OF h's pie'seates' and nap
pest speeches. eo4aen'y ah"d'o5 to Col Kan
son. ia connection WIN Mayor A'm0ai' cam
paign IN Me@'eo' MI Ooioy gave as sontr
mei'' Inc t's.to" Oh 'u' Ifc's' "n'cn cail'D
up - =" "i"'1' VINO spoke oneAy' "''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
An " Out =

From Burnside we get little except from rcb-
el sources, but that little shows that he is nj
work, though we get nothing of its results, ox-
cers that Fort Pulaski is cut oil from supplies.
49, freeman.
Until reading the above We had thought that
Gen. Burnside was at work n North Carolina,
instead of at the mouth of the Savannah river,
and that Gen Sherman and Com. Dupont were
entitled to the credit OF cutting off the supplies
Of Fort Pulaski If, however, the frcm0a
insists that the above is correct according to the
hest OF its information, we suppose 1t must be 50,
though we had an entirely different impression
OF the natter Waterman.
The criticism of the Waterman upon the
above paragraph in the FREEMAN, is fair enough.
Ne can only say that we never wrote the para
graph as it stands, though it was SO printed.
The sentence, as it was written, il as follows
From Burnside we get little excep. from
rebel sources, but that little shows that be is
at work and advancing. rheexpedlton AT Port
Royal is at work, though we get no.hinb Of III
results &C.
Ga the whole VIC ere not sorry that the out
a-curred MS it has given the Wdtchmaa small
chance to criticise the FREEMAN with some show
of plausibility.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
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MaUh4. lHe following despatch was a.,o
received here to-ngb, from the core paadeat
OF iue Associated Pres. cen. Bans. forces
occupied Marunslurlh Jes riay wi..aa. OPP
position, and the pickles continue % tuns ii
prisoners. Although iew ia number, tAe ata
OF much Importance. Among tuos' Heen last
was the Chaplain % The Pad Virginia infantry.
Intelligence from Manchester leads to tae r.
iei that jackson Is there ~ .u.i force and has
completed his preparations 70 oppose our app
proach, three miles cast 81 ttat place s.ue
authority says ms army Is well p'oysiuae
supplied and clothed
March J, The President ia message La
Congress recommends chat Congress pass vote
o! THINKS To Com. G0ldsDonurh and Neu Burn
SIDE,
/ Hon. Andrew johnson hes i15mlY been ,p-
pointed Goyernoroi Tennessee during the pleas.
ure OF Che President, or EMIL the loyal nhahi-
tantS OF that State shall organize "A civil COY
eminent, in accordance with the Constitution OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
TELEGRAPEIC NEWS ITEMS.

NEW YORK, March g. The PHILADELPHIA h
4iirer has the following
10 IL rGmorcd upon seccsh authority that the
divisions of the rebel Generals KIRBY Suth and
Jackson are at Winchester with 10000 men.
mostly Virginia militia, over 80 piccosof aftl-
ery, and 5000 cavalry
The rebel arjlcry winch fired on thoIailroad
train came from hoeburg, distance Of about
fifteen mile, from thc point opposite Berlin,
whore they fired. iho projection offered them
by We Blue Ridge mountains on the west VII.
render . difficult TO di,odge them should they
secure heavier guns and better powder
I0e iob3ls yesterday threw number Of shells
at tie buildings used a5 sLorehouses at ElWa dis
Ferry, but did 10 material damage They
were fired FROM the iort which Stone allowed
them to build under his guns.
CuABLGsrowN, VA, March B. From GOO to
1900 barrels Of lour belonging to rebels have
been seized and stored here. Richcrd Washing
ton, brother Of John a. Washington, is now
confined at larpers Ferry.
Nothing of importance trauspired in our ines
last night or Yesterday. Ournational interests
10 ibis section appear to BE in prosperous pro-
erosion
New YORK, March g. Adyic.a from Charles
loWu, Va, tho jth, state that las uiehta squad
ron Of the l., Michigan cavalry Ashamed as laf
as PercyI. oa Gle Winchester turnpike, and
amhu,aa. and surprised party 81 rebe. cavalry
putting two ID them hJts aH caHtIal au. 49gt-
ing laom. IT.. A.t's-a ur.E rttnug with
mun raa-. cavalry horses iaiy OPiW -
trophies.
''us atu,ttpf az flrn.ra and t.~.yi.t.re o1f.-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

STRONGLY Pur.-Thc following argument
against the rebels is quite in the Partmgtou
vein. 1t was offered by "a 5ackwoodsman in
Kentucky
The Southern States have no right to sue
coed from the Union. They never ought to have
succeeded from the Union and il had my
way about it would massacre them back into
the Union, and if they didn't behave themselves
| should be in favor Of exploding them to some
Island where the face of man never had been
seen aud where the lace of man never will be
seen, and there they should live out the balance
of their days in repentance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Green IGGt. freeman
MONTPELIER Vt.
.,..dsr J4rtaIur. March IL, 1862
Port ROYAL Missionaries.

Port Royal Missionaries.
Vh recent settlement 81 Port Royal, by free
men. and in the interested ros labor, under the
urote:,ion of tho A4s Of the Union, is by no
means one OF thc small, Or insignificant events
81. hi. war while taaNdtima,e good results
ii TIL, sill depend ina great measure upon
,uepJlicy the Government may finally de'ermine
d pursue ia restoring the lnsursent districts toI
Their allegiance % tie Union, at present it
,1ouases % he 40 important agency in ireeas
SJut, Carolina from the caste, and arls.ocratlc
tyranny, that have made that State SO deadly an
enemy OF our Republican Government. The
necessity Of doing something to protect and
,i1cl,a thonegroes who, having been abandoned,
by .orescaped from, thcirmasteIs, hayesought the
protection Of the flag OF the Union, is not only
.em.udng and receiving the attention Of the
Government, but also Of private enterprise and
cne,oleuac and i il impossible TO suppose Tor
4. moment TINT the thousands OF negroes who
..e tau. brought, from tha Leatnonisp Of South
Clr al 81 very una Size Influence Of taa ad.
a...9a. tie christia;l.f, ,as CIVILIZATION d de
Tree .n.Itutions OF .Aa nation, are eyer TO bel
-s.aup a,,an to the cruelty OF Che system Of
i.rc.! labor lroI which they Save escaped
uayng been made ircemen y iue operation Of
tpc .ebclion and tAo acuou Of die Fedora
a. .mneut no canning Interpretation Of tae
Constellation, and II Judicial exposition OF the
fugitive slave law ia The interest OF human
1.ndage, viii DE permitted to wr,st from them
again tAcir bwthrghto Of freedom And in view
n t,a possible future that may open upon tie
Cnion from the settlement ut Port Royal, tie
following particulars, which are furnished by
the Sew York Posi Of Il missionary expedition
ms, ready to sail for Port Royal, accompanying
Mr.. Edward J.. Pierce, the Government agent
IN charge Of the plantations and negroes Al that
point, are peculiarly interesting
These persons were all recommended by the
National Freedm IN S Relief Association, and It's
auxiliary, the Educational Commission at Bos-
TON. Intee-iourtns OF the whole number are
men Vho are to be the superintendent u the
abandoned estates, aud viii direct the labors OF
tle negroes, who are 10 be employed IN sucn az
r.cuturui pursuits as cotton culture, and raising
yeoet.hles Tor their own support and for inc use
d. the army at tal. point Twelve or fifteen Of
p.aep lers are ladies, who will become teach.
,is 81 An IN lus,rial school, which wlil be at
.,... established Il. Port Royal under the super
,ntaudenc, of Rev 81. French OF this city
Nv. senator Harlan Of iowa, j. among the la-
..,. ..aQ viii ass.s. 10 some department Of the
work
4 portion or tuo superiotoudenls and toaeheja
Who are employed 70 receive compensation IRON
iue a,soclauoo "a chs city ana hos'on pus
,1ms are volunteers. Among the NUMBER are
.lan OF almost an trades and some PROFESSIONS.
Iuere are several physicians ana one Or Two
sergymau Quitea number esleo'~iy OF those
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
The Tag Bill

as Reported 70 the House, BY Tie Committee OF
Ways and Mem. twill, doubtless become
much mqided before it becomes a law
itprood5s for the appointment by the Pres
ldenG OF Ia Commissioner OF internal revenue,
with a nary OF five thousand dollars per an.
auta, hegiiee to BE- IN Che Treasury Department.,
WIN fdIulbla uumper OF ccrks.
] ne canhy is q be divided, as tDa President
may direct, into Convenient collection districts,
with an asessor and collector, appointed By the
Preslden Or each district, who shall nago
power toappoint such deputies as may BE- nee
essary.
The bill moyides for a tax on spirtuous liz
uors Of htesn cents per gallon. Ale and por-
ter one dolm per barrel Stem Or leaf tobacco
three ccnG Der pound, to ado when mauuIac
nred, five cents, and On cla,s five, ten. and
twenty cata per pound, according to value
On lard aadDlnseed ell, burning lluid and coal
OIL five onts per gallon. Refined coal oil ten
cents per 5aIon. Gas per thousand feet, TWEEN
ty five GEMS. Bank note paper i've cents per
pound Printng paper three mills per pound.
Soap hyemiils per pound. salt four cents per
one hundrd pounds. Sole leather one cent per
pound. dor leather one-hal. cent per pound.
Flour ten b. per barrel All other nanuac-
lures three Or cuJum al eal0re@. Ga railroad
passengers 70 mills PER mile Of travel Conn
mutation tiekets three plr cent. auamooa,
travel oD nj per mile. OmHouaes. !aTJ-
boats, anl let- railroads, ialts pr c.nt Oh
gross recspR irou passengers. Advertisement.
i've per Id. on amOau. OF receipts annually
It.tn g tt. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Kentucky


\ Frenchman was recently seen bargaining
Tor dozen sheep. "What are You about?'
said friend. Il have heard say" re- lied
monsieur, "ihat II you want TO make money YOU
must buy sheep and sell deer. | shall buy de
sheep and sell DC yenison"