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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Iasee,l,s Cesmitlss. Charles Z y slHns Nsihsa
Be,iua. Edward Naibridgs. c. } Bsac4sss, n
lsthrer. Robert Acre.. David carp<n,v. ssy-
usoar HafsoSd. ChaFlss Raii~ib. " 4 IiAuks.
Charlie. 2. Thsichsf. u o Eaoi. c. y ssss,.
J } H,H. n bcsn. \. a Rider. x Batch.
81 lsf J u Cbspn, psrseoc nsfusy. ". Ames
Csnmi'iee y Arrangements. Nathan nos,als,
ksssv, ! Rslbfhiss, " wbstlock. l.ass SCR.
don, u Loring. : rervy. { D swts,. II.
Ger. Charles Thatcher, lr sapersu,sndsu, n
Foral Hall, Warren Laouis Seafviaiy q Fissal
Hall, Allied Hawks. Superintendent n Falr
Grounds, Oscar MAuisoA Marshal, L. Posses.
D IIollsrrs, ssertsry.
Factory Peini, Jan. 70. 1861
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

a Coon TSsTfTUTioE mean the Drug
Store oyes The way. under the management ofoar
enlerprisins friend, Mr. G + 0rvi', who has
decided 'gifls' in this direction. j Is jast what
the community needs, and We re glad 70 see II
50 successful. There is one feature wo,.lhy Of
special notice. viz, the preparation Of physicians
prescriptions. The ladies are not forgotten, Of
course, and the supply Of perfumes. powders,
colognes, hair OIL &c, is abundant and Of the
first order. We found "litile jug " of FIori-
mel in our saneium the other day, since which
fiale We have faneied our sanctum 10 be iitusied
very near rose garden aud peach orchard
Truly il is the . honey Of hwers" Try it, A
quantity Of hair oil ins" glass shoe" walked
over TO US the other day. Il il frss-rais ar icIe
We know. aud &c for an Eopss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Late arrivals state tia, the Spanish ar.
my has been badly routed by The Mexi.
caas IN a general Engagement near Vera
Cruz. Now We arc just wicked enough
70 hope it is true; aud flitler that the
Mcxicans will be successful in driving tht II
invaders from their shores. Under lie
specious pretence Of serving an execution
Of some iew thousands on the property and
bodies Of the pennlcss, distracted Mex
cans, France and England are really en-
deasorins TO abolish the wholesome doe.
triae Of President Monroe, which denied
the right Of European powers TO control
or regulate The politics of American gov
ernments. The Mexicans are a war-loy
ing people, and experience las made them
very good soldiers. We trust they viii
be able 10 give employment 10 the French
and English fleets which now menace their
coast, and thus defeat tie real cause of the
Of their fleets, viz, the opening
Of oar Southern ports. If the Mexicans
can keep their enemies at bay a brief pc.
Rod, our advancing columns viii put the
blockade question in such shape that the
Dreakage would pertain more to JlockLeads
han to blockades. Mexico can thus do
ls good service, which we shall take great
pleasure in requiring in due time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

e. Tie tenth Council of Ccnsors are
10 lie elected on the last Wednesday Of
March next. Let the State Committees
Of our various parties call Il joint conven.
lion % nominate a ticket. Let Us have 1t
convention right away 10 nominate a
liquor Commissioner TO be elcctedat March
meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

MeEemeets are making At Washington
by members u Cong ess from tie West
aad Northeast. headed ty Frank Blair
and Mr.. Arnold, To have Gea Siegel mad,
Mayor Gener.d. Il viii probably be
successful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Washington, Feb. A.

Washington, Feb. 4ih.
The following official notices we're pro.
mngaied to-day by The Treasury Depart
ment:
Holders OF the bonds Of the United
States, payable three years from date The
coupons OF scmiani nal interest thereon
being due on the 18th inst, are hereby
notified HAT pro,isii u is made for the pay
ment IN coin Of AL such coupons, agreea-
bly, TO their tenors, ut the office Of the as
sisiant treasurer OF tie u. =. in the city of
New York All such coupons must I've
presented at that Office accompanied with
schedules showing The number and amount
OF each coupon. together with the agsrr-
gate sum Of each parcel three full bust.
ness days for examination and seridcalioa
before payment
Notice is hereby given Of the readiness
oil this Department 10 redeem The Treasury
notes payable in one year from date, au-
thofiz'.d by act Of Congress approved Dec.
~, 1857, and the Treasury notes payable
- sixty days from date, authorized by an
act Of Cong cess approved March 81. 1861.
The interest on the Treasury notes sf the
above issues will cease on the 9Th day Of
April next, by the terms Of these acts res
pe,tively.
II Is stated that the war department has
received Official dispatches from Federss
officers HAT gun boat expedition i NOV
ing ~ the Tennessee river, fIanked by IN.
anlry on shore, to atiark the rebels, and,
yrrsi anxiety il felt to learn the result.
Alter lengthy debate on tie resel1-
ion TO cxpel Ir. Blight Of Indiana frvm
he Unted States Senate. he vote vas
AIKEN aad Tie resolution adopted by tie
vote:
Yeas-- Messrs. CLARK, ColIaner, Davis
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News summary.
wednesday.
Fortress Monroe Eel

FORTRESS Monroe, Feb. =,
The Chippews lell The blockade OIL VIII
mngion on Thursday and arrived here
this morning. She reports that every.
Ting was quiet when she let.
The Chippewa encountered westerly
gales during the whole voyage She
passed close 10 Hatteras Inlet aud saw IA
large fleet Of vessel, inside at anchor. She
heard no firing
| liarrisburgh, Feb. I.
The resolution iayoring the expulsion
of Mr. Bright having passed. the House ut
midnight,il was taken up in the Senate to-
day There is much excitement.
ST. Louis. Feb. A..
Advices from the West state tia, The
Kansas 9Th, Col. Stevenson, left Laramie
for Lexington on Monday. They will
ho'd that post during the winter.
Information has been receive ed that the
day after that place was evacuated bv tho
Kansas Isl, the rebels cut dow the Amer
lean flag On the Sunday following, Tie
notorious 10: Shelby, with gang OF free
hooters, took possession Of the town.
All the troops along The line Of the Pa
cifc Railroads west OF Jefferson City. are
under marching orders
The Nebraska LIST Is going acro., the
country TO Kansas
A numler Of rcgim ut. are going south
TO join Gen Davis. Gen Stcele's brigade
is coming down the road TO be forwarded
to Kentucky.
Gen, Pope remains, and will make his
headquarters at Jefferson City.
Kansas City Feb 4.
The Santa Fee mail, with dates TO tho
goth uli, has arrived.
Nothing Of interest las occurred il Tic
Territory since last mail.
The Indians ARE more troublesome Than
ever killing Mexicans AMI driving off
stock Six dead bodies were found Mt
Albuquerque last week. All the able-bod.
ed men are in the field, leaving tie old
and feeble to take care Of their homes
No advance Of The troops 10 The south has
yet been made.
There are no signs OF the Texas com
ng up the Pecos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

KEcFiyED.-Just as We 90 % press, two
capital letters from the army on the Poo
mac, and other Communications. Too bad
aint ~; Never mind; Ike wine, they
sill not iniare BY keeping. Look os, for
an ezra paper next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

CouxTT AoRIcutTuaAL soeiETY. AT the an
nal Meeting ~ he Benning On Coun,y Agrieul.
tarsl society, The uaiser elected fer rile year su-
suing AZ allows
President, Harmon canaelI, airing o., Tiee
Presidents. Henry .. gen,. Dorset. lliran, cole.
SALISBURY; Treasurer, Norman Bofinn, shsns-
baryi Sscrs,Gfy, J. d. HOLSTER, Manchester,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Tie Lai.ow Voice comss to ne IN an
improved asd rnlafgtd form. lii.a very
readable paper suae S to yoa, Bsoiher
Walker.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

ArcrtoS Sstr Ira Loels. u winhan. ssns
cut his stock. arming tools. anl faruiisrv, ca
De 10Th insi. l,will bs sooa sbaaos fsr thoss
Wishing 10 purchase such articles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

ftoNoup--Lisut. Newton Stone a. stamford.
a ngewbsr d the Bennington Co. Bar has bssa
made Captain o. co. ! Of the "a VI Regiment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

AoctprSr-John Capen Of winhall vas seriously
injured last sunday BY the kicking ola horse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Superficial men have no absorbing pas
sion, there arr no ghiripools n . shallow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

t. The friends of Capt Dudley will be
graiifed 10 learn that he has been restored
to the command Of bis company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

The resolution iayoring The expulsion
OF Mr. Bright having passed. the House ut
mdnight,il was taken up in the Senate to-
day. There is much excitement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

G. Il. n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-12-25
Mistakes im S4itin= Type.

Ii requires long practice for a man to set types
quickly, and without making mistakes. Sometimes
the changing Of single letter will alter the meaning
Of a whole sentence. Such errors usually cor
rected before the paper Is printed, but occasionally
amusing bluuder is left.
For instance. in printing the Bible once, the COM
positor IN setting up the passage - All that man
hath will he give for his life made il read 90 All
tat a mau hath will he give for his wife The
sf f-reader,' whose work IL IS to look for and
poiut out mstakes, found thf error, and marked it,
but the cOmpOsitOr overlooked II again. The proof
reader seeing the mistake second time, with
his pencil the margin OF ihe paper, opposite the
sentence - That depends upIn circumstances, after
which the right letter Inserted.
A Hartford newspaper, Noticing the death Of
editor said - He a high -wiuded gentleman; - Of
course it should have read hjgh-minded.
Another paper says, "ihe people Of India live
chiefly mice, !" instead Of rice.
Shortly after an election, newspaper Of the de-
fsatet party intended to say eve are linked Ike
band of brothers, but the types were wrong and
said 80 We licked, &c.''
Missouri paper informed its readers that the
wife crop Of Gasconade County was % 900 gals;
but before bachelors could profit by such fine op-
portunty, the mistake was corrected by putting wine
IN place Of wife
The most disagreeable mistake that we have seen
lately Is that Of 'Untied States for United States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-12-25
VA RIETH

With what dfereat eyes do view an action,
when 1t IS our own, apd when II is another'sl
The iaitery Of friends and enemies would do US
very little harm, if De didn't unfortunately fatter
ourselves
When a fish is wounded, other fishes fall upon and
deyOur him There's some human nature in fishes.
WHAT Is MAN?-ChemicaIy speaking. man is
forty-dse Bs, Of carbon and nitrogen, diffused
through five and half pailslul Of water
WHAT Is WOMAN Woman is one hundred f5s Of
two fbs. of silk Zen Hs. Of cotton and h Of
whalebone, with indefinite of fuss and
feathers, aud the RENAL inder IN hoops
The difference between war and peace has been
well defined by one ot the ancients-'' In time Of
peace, the bury their fathers, in time Of war;
the fathers bury their sons
A young man who applied Mt a recruiting station
for enlistment, asked . If he could sleep the
point Of bayOnet; wien he replied by saying 4" he
could try it, he had eften slept pint Of whis-
key. =st shc kind tAey used where he came from
would kill farther than any shooting iron he
saw"
dandy, smoking n cigar, having entered a men
agerie, the proprietor requested hig to take the
weed from his mouth. - lest he should teach the
other monkeys bad habits"
Brown and Smith both fell in love with the same
lady. Smith remarkably penurious AMI Brown
knew it. Brown offered Smith Il 90 70 discontinue
his attentions. - Whati'' said Saith cast aside
the only woman 1 ever truly loved? The Queen Of
all her race The Pearl Of Pearls NO-CaH it u
dollar and a half and us u bargain
COsTLY BLuSDER saloon keeper in Ceaveland
according the Leadey, in the scarcity Of change
conceived the idea Of issang tickets, good for
drink" to regular customers, when lie couldn't
change their money. In printing the tickets the
printer made mistake, as the saloon keeper discov
cred his cost. after distributing a large Of
them. The tickets read 8 Good for dTunk,.'' \
number OF two listed drinkers. who got hold Of
Of these tickets have been indulgng in a series Of
drunks ever since, greatly TO the Pecuniary loss Of
the - saOOBer."
POLITENEss.-There IS nothing more difficult to
attain, necessary to possess, than perfect good
breeding, which is equally Inconsistent with stiff
formality, impertiueut forwardness, and awkward
bashfulness. 4 little ceremony Is sometimes
sary; certain degree Of hrmuess Is absolutely so,
and an awkward rUodesy IS extremely unbecoming.
In mixed companies, whpeyer Is admitted 10 take
part them, is for the time least, supposed be
upon a footing Of equality with the rest aud,
queuuy, every claims. and very justly, every
mark Of ciyility and good breeding Ease allowed.
but careleSness and negligence strictly forbidden.
who Il well bred is unfit for good society,
and is unBecone in 1t. Make then, good breeding |
the great object Of your thought and actions. Oh
serve carefully the behavior and manner Of those /
Who distinguished by tiseir good breeding Imi-
tate AM eudeavOr 10 excel, that you may at least
equal them. Observe how il adOrns merit, and how
often il covers the want of It,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-12-25
AGENTS FOR THE
Regular Dispatch Line Of Packets,
81 BETWEEN 81
HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO.

Bark - Comet. Capt. Jas. Smith,
ouug HcctOT.'' Capt. John PnIy,
..TanIsre.'' Capt Taylor.
One OF the above vessels will be dispatched regularly
three weeks. Oitener-
Freight and Passengers taken AZ the lowest rates.
the superior accommodations for
Passengers. for whom every comfort will be afforded
Through Bills Lang, viii he given Honolulu for nerchsn
disc Boston, freight being rshpped
Francisco, board first class clippers without
to shippers.
Shippers also procure Boston New York. through
Bills Ladng for freight shipped san Francisco, Of Mesrs
Glddsn Williams Boston Messrs W. L. Coleman Co,
New York. Messrs. Mcfuer Merrill, Agents for Regular
Dispatch Line. San Francisco. 29T-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-12-25
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Merry ChristuIm-.


Merry Christmas Merry Christmas % each and % al
10 the poor in the cottage che ricl ia the hall,
On thi5 annual return % The thrice blessed morn
When in Bethlehem o. Jud.a ths Savior was born.
All hail 10 the day wlsu the mandate given
To angels % bring theglad tiiiugs from Heaven
OF Good will 20 man p and Peace on the earth,"
Whisa sprung from the day o. tLis glorious birth.
How fancy conveys uso'er ages long sped,
To Bethlehem's stable, and the poor humble bed,
Where the favored u women the earth birth has given
To her babe and her I1ri-aud her passport Heaven
Again our 1Il WITH tie glad burst Of song
The load halleluilhs of.Hslyeu's bright throug,
As 70 wandering shepherds the glad they bring,
OF the birth Of their promised Messiah and King.
On :es Us dolly celebrate
This ever blessed morn
When to redeem from death
Our Savior Christ was born.
And let US ts the temple haste
To swell tie Joyous throns
OF those who.on this festival
Give thapks with praise and song.
Grant Father. We may spend Alright
Iuis s.,.e,E natal days
Give to Us each a thanAiuI heart,
To praise pee, and pray
And when for,us the Christmas morn
On earth no more shall rise,
Accept all At thy right hand
To praise Thee in the skies.-SeIectsd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-12-25
WILCOX, RICHARDS & co.

hip Chambers and Commission Merchants dealers General
M-rchauise- Keep constantly hand full assortment
q merchandise for the supply Of Whalars and Merchant
vessels.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

BRArrIyrL ExrRAer.-Let then the aged wo-
nan be no longer the objec, Of contempt She
is helpless a. Q child. bat as = child she may be
learning the last Lesson from her Heavenly Path
er Her feeble step is trembling on the brisk
Of the gave; but her hopes may be firmly plss-
ted On the better shore, which lies beyond Her
eyes are din with suffering and teare; but her
epiritssl vision may be contemplating the grada'
al unfolding Of the gates Of eternal rest. Beaa'
~ has faded from her form but angels IN the
world Of light may be weaving wreath Of glory
for her brow. Her lip is silent, but may bs ep
ly waiting to pour forth celestial str.ins o: graf
ituds and praise. Lonely, and fallen and cad
she sits among the living; bat exalted, purified,
and happy, she may arise from the dead. Then
run 4 thou wilt from the aged woman 10 her
loneliness, bat remember she 10 nos forsaken o1
her God!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

~ 1ARRxIT has just returned from New York With
ehfHs and elegant stock Of Millinery Goods, to which
- invites the attention Of the ladies Of Lansing and
vehity, fssling confident that her styles and pri-
- eannos hil 70 be satisfactory. Bonnets and Misses
- blsaehcd and pressed into all the New and Fash
aAele shapes with neatness and dispatch. Patterns
g 0e latest and most approved styles Of Mantiilas,
vakhS Jacksss, Dresses, Sleeves, zouave and Boys
CosA1e, DC. DC. Particular attention paid to Dress
ehkhg end rssing, abo ClcAks made TO order Stitch
~ done Machine in the cheapest and neatest man
~ poesibe. Warrington avenue, Lansing, Michigan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

DoN'r WRITE THERE" Don't write there"
said one to q lad, who Was writing with dis-
mond pin, On pane Or gIass IN the window OF
q hotel
why ?" said he.
Because you can't rub it out"
There are other things which men should not
do, because they cannot rub them out. A heart
10 aching for sympathy. and . cold, perhaps a
beartess word is spoken. The impression may
be more durable than that Of the diamond upon
glass. The inscription on the glass may be de-
stroyed BY the fracture of the glass, but the i'm
preston On the heart may last forever. On
many . mind and many heart there are sad in
scriptions. deeply engraved, which NO effort can
erase. We should BE- careful what We write on
the minds Of others.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02
MARlON HOUSE.

p. Angler, Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan. This
Ho1oe 10 been enarged renfted, and elegantly fur
Ahhsd Regular Boarders and Visitors can be accom-
hodased with good rooms, first class fare and all the
w0Sores Of Hotel life, NJ most reasonable prices. To
Ransiens guests the Marion House presents induce
Dno BY way Of apartments large and well located,
I'D furnished more elegantly than those Of any other
= a n hi power u make every person at the Marion
9Dlss comfortable. r. p. Angler, Proprietor.
o. XYN0UR, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
ob1os, Cleveland, q. ,. A Moss, steward, formerly
q u s.. James Hotel, Buffalo, y. Y. ly3SS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

TIE LOWER CLAss-Who are they The
toiling millions, the laboring men and women,
the farmer, the mech anic, the artist. the iaven-
tor, the producer? Far from it. These are ma.
tures nobility-God's favorites-the salt Of the
earth No matter whether they are high or
low in station, rich or poor in pelf, conspiciou.
or humble in position, they are the upper cir
Gle " in the order Of nature, whatever the facti-
tious distinction OF fashionable society. 1t is no,
low; it is the highest duty, privilege, pleasure,
for the great men and the whole soued women
to earn what they possess, to werk their way
through life, to be the architects of their owr
fortune. Some may remark the classes We have
alluded to are only relatively low, and in fact the
middle classes. We insist that they are abse
luseiy the very highest. Is there class Of be
ings on earth who may properly be denomiastss
low: If so, it is Composed of those Who cor
sume without producing. Who diasipats the earn
ings Of their fathers or relatives without labsrip
or doing anything themselves
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

HoNE MUsIc.-We take it to be true, that
wherever you hear . good deal of music in a
house. that dwelling 10 tenanted BY happy
family" If you hear domestic going gleefuly
about her work, and tightening her labors with
q song. you take it for granted that she has
neither discontented temper nor scoldng
mistress. Girls that "don't like their places"
are far more likely to 60 moping and grumbling
about the house than to hum a pleasant ditty
or csrol q roundelay. Then if you hear the
"yOung ladies' of the house," rithout the accom-.
paniment of the piano, trilling popular air or a
merry catch, you may be sure they are light
hearted and happy, and as good as they are
cheerful. And what stronger proof of happiness
all around can there be than the evening social
concert, when old and young, male and female,
make melody with their voices as in their hearts,
Iu some houses the very purrng of a cat is mu-
sic, while the warbling Of canary bird is sweet
er far than the most dulcet of operate voices.
And the great recommendation of home music is
that it is cheap IS well as joy speaking and joy
inspiring.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

HoxE CoURrEsIKs-In the home intercourse
II shnpld ha rama,rh~--l - = L;a
pace ahh part. A happy and pleasant home is
irnpo-siuIri1y wnere any one Sights his duty.
Home is not a place where you are to closet
your own fapcies, or be entertained by the rest.
You have no right to sit down, lstless and dull,
and say, Come, smuse me and zee how pleas
ant you can make home" You have ne right
to complain that home is upgenial, tl you are
sure that you have tried your best to make il
genial. The men who complain Of homes are
mostly those OF whom the homes complain, men
whose dignity is offended at the bare suggestion
that they have something to do toward making
it pleasant. Home is not mere place Of enter
tsinment, a sort of tavern, and he who turns to
it for entanment, merely deserves to be disap-
pointed. Hast thou nothing to do, oh man |
bat to throw thyself upon a sofa, or monopolize
the easiest chair, and, holding back thine own
information, demand that wife and child amuse
thee =? or wilt thou 60 moody out to club o.
store, declaring thou wilt not stay where % lit
tie is doing for thee. And shall the young mar
say, My sisters do nothing to make home
pleasant to me" when he has done nothing to
make home pleasant to them. I do not think
the different members of home realize how
much the pleasant, profitable intercourse o.
home depends on each, or how hard it 10 wheI
enc and anotser hang back for the rest to cup
| ply the de6ciency.-Rev. J. F. ". Ware.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-02

I11EN LkWY0 AND sOllClOR, lac Jefferson Avenue
Dstsuts, Asch- Branch Once, Washington d. c. e.
Abliehsd in ls&A. Drawings and Specifications pre-
y1fod, - raesuts obtained on new inventions Of
svWy dssspsioa. Gases taken upon conditional fee
- hvsasof % desircs-that IS no patient NO nav
AAvioe eivea and Circulars sent grasuitously 365yl