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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

GEN. FREMoNT's WORCESTERSHIRE Wheel
ing Intelligencer of Wednesday gives the fol
lowing late and interesting intelligence from
Gen. Fremont's department
Zone of our editorial corps returned laSt
evening from Franklin. Pendet0n county,
eighty miles south OF New Greek, which was,
up to Sunday last, the headquarters Of Gen.
Fremont. 1t is distant twenty -four miles from
Monterey, and SiNty-fiye from Staunton, and
is on the same line OF latitudewith New Mar
ket, Gen. Banks former headquarters in the
| adjoining valley. 1t is a place hard of access
| from New Greek, by reason OF two rivers in
| tcrycning. and also ON account of the misera-
| bic condition OF the last twenty miles of the
| road along the mountains that skirt the south
branch.
The Wheeling Intelligencer states that on
the 18th, late in the day, Gen. Fremont. then
at Franklin, Pendleton county, received a
dispatch from the secretary of war to fall back
Nth has entire command to the support of Gea
BaHks, and at daylight on Sunday the troops
commenced breaking camps by regiments,
and by u O'Clock in the day that whole army
Of over 10000 men were on the move. They
were eager for Il fight, and the whole line sang
| eXuItant songs, they filed out into the main
road. Within the last twenty-tour hours they
had succeeded in getting full rations-sOme-
thing which they had not had fer several days
previous.
mo one outside of the generals confden-
tial advisers of course knew the object of the
move, but the guessing was remarkably accu-
rate. Some said the idea was to get nearer
our supplies others to get in the rear of the |
rebels. and in conjunction with Mcdowell |
bag" them after they had chased Banks far
enough. Others supposed it was to protect
our communication with New Creek and Cum
berland by means of line thrown out from
Moorefeld to Green Spring Run, which will
probably turn out to be the correct suppose
ton.
The people in Hardy county, along in the
valley. incline to be loyal. In Pendeton
county, farther ON, they incline the other way
There is vast amount Of ignorance to be I
met with in days journey. Indeed the back
war'iness Of the people in all that makes up in
Observation-Disclosures is striking contrast
with the beauties and capacities Of the coun-
try. Very few school-houses are to be seem
The people nearly all wear homespun-talk
Il whining ycrnacular-and everything in
their politics. according as they find you are.
There are many exceptions, Of course, for
there are the very strongest exceptions to he
met with, both on the side OF the Union and
secession--especially among the female per-
suaSlon, who. as elsewhere, are quite violent
IN the feelings and expressions about the war.
discriminating seems TO be lust cleverlv |
commencing, and Gen. Fremont is nipping it |
in the bud as promptly as possible Ills scouts |
hare mdde short HorF Of some Of the trhacIe,s |
and will make even shorter work Of all who |
are caught. We may expect to hear of eXcit-
ing incidents along the line Of his command
both in the guerilla line and in other respects.
in few days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

Gen sam. Houston, says a Texan cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, is not
dead, but alive and we'll, Neither is he reb.
81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

The Ladies Ph' siolVgical Glass will not meet thi.
week bat is postponed to thursday evening June s.
hlA-I DOT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

h"trhcior'N Hat Dye;TH BEST IN The WORLD.
WILLIAM \ BACHELORS celebrate ed Hair Dye
produces col'rno 10 be dis nsui>hed ON nature
warranted not to jue the Hair III the least remedies
'e Ill eccti OF bad dyes and nvigorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, Rusty L. air instartv turps N a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving The hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Drugs lists, &c r5a-The Gcnu
Inc Is signed WILLIAM \. BATCuELO., OF tie lour
sides of each box FACTORY No 81 Beaclav street uate
z95 broadway and IL Bvml street. New York
III! % uEN "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

GorrscHALK's long expected concert is to
take place in Washburn Hall, next Tuesday
night. This eminent pianist will announce
five pieces in the programme and then play
what the audience choose to select His adj
vertiscment anncars clspwhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

TIE UNWERsAMsTs have completed the
retitting Of their church, inside. having newly
painted and carpeted it, and it is done in fine
style. A new library case has been furnished
for the Sunday School Library. and other in-
provements made
Services will be held in the church, as usual,
tomorrow, when the pastor, Rev. Mr. St.
John, WILL by request, repeat the discourse
preached by him at the anniversary in Bos-
ton, the present week, on immortality.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

DIR. HENRY w. LINCOLN of Hubbardston
has been commissioned surgeon of the seventh
Massachusetts regiment, in place Of Dr..
Adams, appointed surgeon of the thirty-sec-
ond regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

SprRR Priest keep model restaurant.
Their rooms and slips are convenient, and
excellent taste is displayed in all the appoint
ments Of tile place. The traveller will hardly
find in other cities a more comfortable or re-
spectacle eating house. They are famous for
having the most splendid trout in their sea-
son, and now they announce green peas,
salmon. sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

The time for leaving packages at E. F.
Rogers coal office, Central Exchange, for the
18th regiment, is extended to Monday night,
and Lieut. Earle will see that all such pack
ages are forwarded to either of the companies
free of expense.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

MoRRIs BRoTHEBs, PEL AND TRow-
BRIDGES MINsTRELs anpounce a concert to
be given at Mechanics Hall next Monday
night which will be worth hearing. They
will give some very fine music and introduce
several new comicalities, some of them con-
corning the ''contrabands" and raw recruits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31
Special ylotlces.

Pr. y. Ci;,w-on Kelley, Analytical Physician
VIII uc N attendance the Medical Office l42 Min
street Worceser 10 consult with patterns upon ali dis
case, ring THURSDAY and FRlnAY, the 5th and
Oth OF June (Qtce adricefee) Lddies and Ge1fieDfn
dterrRite d 10 cal d6t.yWyt ~ " VIZ I"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31
1eGo advertisements
w \ II b U RN HAL l.
[ NJ, G0TTSCEAIK,

w a S II b URN ALL.
L NJ. G0TTSCHALK,
= olrie d. struction.''
The public is respectfully informed that the emil emf
llanG Forte Firtuoso and Composer. L. H. GoI"iS.
CIlA La whose success in the principal cities Of rro
~ the west Indies, and more recently In Nov. WI
Phadelphia, baltimore ashirpton, and ali Inc 49,
American art will give ONLY ONE CONCERT or
INSTRUCTION, "R
Tuesday Evening, June Sd. at clock
The extraordinary executive power and strt sipg orie
manly ol MI Gnttsctatk pianist aud composer mace
he ablest critics OF Europe and America have rcy
acko" lodged his extra ordinary claims and az audience
o. ms cuuntrNmen has never been wanting to confirm
the h-heSt enconuns that have been passed upon his
genius - ~
Mr. GoTFSCHALK will announce five pieces. and
he play what the audience chooses to select rm his
students of MIR. GoTTsCuALE'S Compositions, may
thus obtain -
4 Lesson from the Master,
in the best pos ioe by hearing seeing him play
their tavorte moroccan, '''
No other artist will assist This occasion and the
greatest care WI be taken 10 make them source real
alHselheht an instruction, well social
NEGATIVE intercourse MIR GOttschdlk Will play
l. ,4nscr ption from Miserere, from II Travatore.
2 Polka hi Bravara.
3. PolOnia Caprice de Concert
4, March funebre. b. Chopin.
D, The Union 1araphrase de Concert.
Admission I'D Cents Reserved seats IS cents ain
OF reserved seats commences SATURDAY. morning at n,e
Sehck' at norman Music Store. Also, Tickets at H.
The grand Piano used by Gottschalk is from, ,pe cl
DRAFTED mandatory of Chickerlmg d Sons Boston "
mN9l d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31
CITY AND COUNTY.

'CAMP JOHN f. WooL."-It will be noticed
by ''General Order No IT, that a camp is to
be established on the Agricultural Fair
Grounds. named in honor of Major Gen
Wool OF the United States army, for the new
thirty -fourth regiment, which is to be imme-
diately recruited. The field for recruiting
covers the Worcester and four western coun-
tics. The line officers will be designated at
any carly day.
HELD FOR Observation-Disclosures are held for
postage at the post Office in this city. address
ed to the following persons. the same having
been dropped in unstamped. If postage is
not prepaid they will be sent to the dead letter
Office, viz. -
solomon Sevcry, Sutton. Mass.
iilcs!On Richardson, Co, L. Lyme, y. IL.
Joseph NichUs. POLAND. Ct.
Ellen Curien. care OF Patrick HOradey, North
amptoE Post Office
Thomas \ bale. Cincinnati O.
+. ID. Denny, Esq., indianapolis. Ia.
Master Frank Al. Potter, n. Bedford, Mass.
Russell Jones, Charlton. Mass.
Lsi| for rant Of Sufficient direction.
Miss Ruth W hight, care OF +. Thomas, 25l Eliza
beth street tcity not namedl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

When J. J.. Turner's house in Montyille
was burned down, a few weeks ago, two rolls
Of bank bills containing several hundred dol
lars were supposed to have been burned up.
But two Irish boys found them safe the other
day, and restored them to the owners agent,
who generously rewarded them with t'reaty-
tire cents
Parson Brownlow speaks in Norwich June
4th, and in Hartford June 9TH.
Three boys have been arrested in Norwich
on suspicion of firing an old carriage shop on
Franklin street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

In Augusta the sum of $4,000 was distracted
from the custody Of the cashier of one of the
banks while he was on his way with the pack
age to another bank. Suspicion fell upon the
guilty party in the transaction and the money
was restored. No legal proceedings will be
taken in the matter, the individual implicated
having heretofore occupied a respectable po-
sition in society.
The house Of Charles Kean, in East Turner
was destroyed by fire on the 23d inst
Franklin Lamb, while at work in a saw
mill at North Turner, was struck in the face
by piece Of wood flying from the saw, and
his jaw was broken in three places He can
not speak or take any nourishment excepting
through tube.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

1t costs about ten dollars for hungry man
to obtain fair dinner in New Orleans at the
present time, which does not include Wines
New potatoes bring So q bushe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

The bereavements of the war-so far as
the single city of New Orleans is concerned
have dreadful exemplification in the appal-
ling fact, admitted by the Delta, that there
are now no fewer than TwENTY-FoUR HUN
DRIED ORPHAN CHILDREN in the several asy-
lums of that city!
The Washington Star of Wednesday eve
ming says it learns that Gen. Banks is again
in Virginia, and that he will very shortly
again move down the valley. The same pa
per has news by telegraph from Harper's
Ferry that the rebels under jackson, after
leaving Winchester, bore southwest of the
Paris Gap, as though making for Chcsters
Gap, through which to pass the Blue Ridge.
Passing through that gap would bring them
out into the Piedmont country, west Of Front
Royal, and place them in a safe position
against pursuing forces from the east and
south.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

-, ?. Harris, uautsnt lis Nai,,stros, ,,r,..,.
theneT Mechanics Han Building 'FPpneine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

re, y S$oodwin, an experienced ana succes
tnl Midwife, holds herselfin readiness dSv
attend to the duties of her profession RcsidsB
oDA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

IL, ~. u; MtchOls, ". H., homeopathic phvsJ,
ctnn.-Oihcc nndresidenCc liz Main street 0niro 49,
from to ana from to O'Clock p NJ ~ ''''o"ourR
Worcester, October. 90, 1850. ar al,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

De. q. a. Hill attends to all SpectaI D,soasos
MNes ana Females, AZ his Medical 0flce No 81 Main
Seet, M0rcester Mass sec his advertisement of The
fol dtt :" '"'S Pupof'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

Drs. Miller a. Chnnt,.y,,u. ,,ou,,-,. "a
Main street. IN 100 '''"t'7'h' ii2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

Senator SAUixBURY. If Delaware, closed a
speech in the Senate on Wednesday last. by the
following allu-ion 10 the declarations which had
been made in both Halls of Congress in favor of
the President usuring dietatoriaI powers:
What sound IS that hearg II X a voice at the
other end of the Ctpitol, aud IN the halls of lecis
laiion, procaimng that the President should
usurp dictatorial powers not 10 spre-erve. but 10
destroy the Constitution. IL reverherates IN this
ch1mJer BY Heaven" exclains an experi
efieed and leading Senator, Elf was your Presi
dent. and YOU would no, give me the necessary
authority would usurp il. AMI you might help
yourselves" TIE crater forms Senators. pause;
preserve the jea e Of constitutional liberty though
the casket may be broken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

many wears ago. that he still adhered 10 them.
and that IL Vas Just as possible for the Ethiopian
70 change ms skin as i Was for BIN 70 change MS
opinions
Now what j. the position that have attemp,
ed 70 ssurneali the timeY have conceded ami
now concele, that gentleman may maintain
such abstract opinions he pleases. lie may as
sert those opinions in every place and in every
form that does not interfere with his official du
" but Shenever he asserts those opinions fails
ia particular line OF official duty in consequence
OF his opinions. 20 n % prevent him from dong
his duty % the Government and in support of the
Constitution. the gentleman then becomes amena-
bie 90 be Proeeeaed against upon resolution for
expulsion
Atthe close Of his remarks the gentleman re-
ferred 70 me yery significantly, saying: II know
YOU ] ask the gentleman what he meant by
that Did the gentleman mean a menace against
me in that exclamatiOni Did the gentleman mean
a threat against me in that exclamationg pause
for reply
Mr. Brigbt-Mr. President, am not con
scious OF having menaced the Senator from Ken
lucky.
Mr. Dayis-yery good That is sufficient
Mr.. Bright do not wish to be understood
a threatening him. There is no reason why |
Mr.. Davis-The gentleman has answered my
question.
Mr. Bright have no idea, from what know
OF him. that he would be deferred from doing his
duty by a threat 1.-The thinks | can be, he NAV
make the experiment.
Mr. Davis am here ON peaceful relations
with the gentleman, and every member of the
Senate.
Mr.. Bright-SO am /. sir.
Mr. Davis-And wish 10 occupy no other re-
lations. Iwish TO make no threat against him or
any other member. All / wanted to know was
whether the gentleman intended menace for me
lie has avowed he did not, and that is satisfactory
10 me.
Now. Mr. President, few more words and |
have done. | say this is the law of Parliament:
and it is the law il ought TO be enforced; when.
ever gentleman by ms opinions. and those opin-
ions are connected with his official conduct. show
that he i an improper person TO be in the Senate
of the United States. he ought TO be expelled from
IL. saw, taking the gentlemans two letters
together. and his vote the other day against the
Sl5otDO 900 bin. they OF themselves are suffi-
Gent 10 authorize me 90 vote against him or
any other member OF the Senate who gives such
votes.
! beg your pardon, sir and | beg the pardon
OF the Senate for having entered into so long
an explanation this. | trust that | sail
not have occasion 10 say anything more upon this
subject; but if | shall have will say il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
MAR RED.

J0HNSON-STELLE-At the Spencer House SAT-
urday evening, February by Rev Mr. Batte. Finley
Johnson Esq OF Baltimore Maryland, TO Miss Adele
STEELE Of Phia lelpha.
Mr.. Johnson is accomplished lterateur and cor
respondent Of the leading literary journals of the East
Miss selle The fair bride, is known the theatrical
world 10y the de plume of Adele Florence,
complshed danSeuse and artistic. We congratulate the
happy couple upon their union
For such is
The tying Of two in wedock, as is
The tuning utes u one key: for
Strike the strings Of the one, straws will stir
Upon the strings Of the other, and in
Two minds linked in one love, one can not be
Delighted, but the other feeleth good.
"All the worlds stage
And all the men and women actors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

Reported Disaster 10 U4e burnside ELpedItIOn-
ReceHt MorementS Of Gen Beaureoard-For
eiqn Complications VA the South assume. the
O6ers,re ia The Spring?
WASHINGTON, January %.
The CITY has been filed with painful rumors
DAY OF severe losses said to have been sustain
ell bv the Burnside expedition. as we'll in men and
horses Is ornaments anu ships. lt Is certain that
a terrific storm visited the whole coast of North
Carolina on last Friday night, January "a and
that Il number of vessels were wrecked This IS
al. that i certain. known. In two DAYS more
shall know the extent of the damage that has
been sustained. The vessels reported lost up To
this time are: The City of New York, with
500 900 worth o. ammunition; the Zouave, with
/ 200 rites 800 kegS of powder and 900 barrels
ot provisions the locsshoutas with SIX brass held
pieces. 100 horses and the ammunition for the
battery. the bark Oueeur. with 200 tro0ps the
. troops having been rescued: the steamer Louis
lana, the steamer Eastern Queen; the gunboat
Gnpeshot The ornaments on board OF all these
vessels are reported lost The probability l. that
the greater part OF the fee; will still succeed in
laib.ius the troops al their destination There
how ever. their hard work will begin. 1t Is idle
T. suppose that their march inland will be without
opposition. Ii Is more than likely that they viii
meet With warm reception. and will have 70
fight their way 10 whatever object they have in
view. The success or the failure of this expedi
ton Will set a rest the question 30 the preva
lsnee OF = lateat I Mon sentiment in North Caro-
Ina lift operates ia that State Ii may be stated
here that the rebels must be dull uieet II they 10
not know aS much about the expedition n we do
here Two OF the New York papers have pub
liShed full details OF All lie niol ements. actual
aud contemplated, aHd 0i II strength, time 0i de
parture probable destination. e. The articles
in the Southern neS spaPers show that those New
York papers were regularly received at Rich
mond carefully studied, and that from the in
formation thus derived the Southern people have
prepared their defeuse, Ihi, terrible storm will
certainly delay for some DAYS the operations of
tie ex edition.. - that wien they 10 strike I
blow. the probabilities are that they will meet
with repalse
Among the latest news from Richmond VAS
the startling announcement that 1,en. BeaaTe-ar
had been suddenly summoned thence o. consult
with the Confederate authorizes IA recara 10 tie
defense Of the coast, while another account. al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

The Chicago Times says "the browning shame
Of The present posture Of Abolitionsm Is in the
confession flowing from it that the twenty mil
lions of Northern people are unequal TO the work
Of carrying on thi. war against seven millions
Of Southern people. aud that tie only course to
success lies through the savagery OF arming the
servile race and stimulating IL to indiscrimInate
slaughter Of age. sex. and condition"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
IN EDiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

F1NO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization to those by whom an Increase 81
family from any Objectionable, the under gned
would oiIer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed IN various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple IL has been put I'm half
pint bottles and sold extensively al the cXhorbaIt
price Of - per bottle the undersigned proposes 70 fur
uSh the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard al any
drug Tor the rifng Of % per year Any
physical druggist will tell you j. perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials procured OF efficacy.
Sent any part of the world receipt of 81 by address
Ing. DR. J. L. tNkkAUA,
p O. Box, No. 1853, New Haven Connecticut
uly22-d&w6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
NOTICE.
Notice 10 Indiana Troops

QUsk1EEsAsrERt sESsHsL's DEPAET4kST-,
ksIASA VOLUNTEERS. Z
indianapolis January 30. ls63.
FFvHE UNDERSIGNED USES THIS MEDIUM Of AP-
Prising tle sndiana troops tl.i t4aeTs
h. larse sock 81 Blankef Comforts. oo-
q. SHIRTS Drawers Socks Mtens and Gloves, iAe iona-
lions q citizens from al parts Of the State, for rbu
ton b. such OF soldiers heed them. Letters have
been addressed 10 many u the Co0nes and kegmsuta
Quar- inviting them order supplies 4 -
goods. some have done 30, bat have failed 70 Ty
trc-lmug that th notice MAJ reach whom letters
have not reached the request is hereby made that Nhr
ever goods ~ TIE above description are needed. the
COone VuAFteEmaster u such reElhl-ns MI .rfle
diS apply for the same stating the quantity "a each
SIT needed aid IL Whai point ley should be seuf They
al N al ease, le the supply Lasts, B. promptly for
wars.ed a. he expense II the STATE. J. IL. VAIN.
f.hl-fizw ouarteruaa-ter General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
MEDICAL.

BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Bks~ Sold by all Druggists Is cents box.
BRAN DE' 5 TUSSILAG0
CURES ASTHMA AND WHEELING.
BS1y" Sold by all Druggists % cents a box.
NDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES CONSUMPTlvE COUGHS.
BsSy1 Sold by all Druggists % cents box.
Il II A y d 'S Il SSILA GO
CURES IRRITATION or THE TONsTLS.
Bt2y@ Scld by all Druggists. % cents a box
BR A ID f ) L L Sill GO
Is good for Public Speakers and Singers,
TO CLEAR THE VOICE.
Is RAN DE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES HOARsFNESS AND SORE THROAT.
sklS@ Sold by all Druggists. rs cents box.
b X \ y ID + ) I L SSH A GO
CURES CONSUMPTION IN THE FIRST STAGES.
Il r \ y ID F. 5 Tt SILAGO
CURES ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
Es.s9 Sold by all Druggists. - cents a box.
BR \ y ID e ) L L SSILA GO
Is Pleasant to the Taste-Cbildren cry for if.
Is II \ \ ID E & II L 81 LAG
CURES HOPPING COUGH AID GROUP
gssSH Sold b. all Druggists. - cents box
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

The special Washington dispatches TO the Phil
adeiphia Press good authority. says The war er
penses are said nov to average over three million
dollars daily" And all squiet on the Potomac"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
special Notice.

10 ID RTLNERN-AH advertisements taken for
a sIeciRe time, tgad ordered ont 6eore me eptdf,oR
Of the time sIecfef acW he charged tie reyfr 'Itas
fOr ne same H3D 10 tee time they 0rdered out.