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cd if they would make the start and say
TO their comrades, come, am going to
do my part toward ending this war, l
have now stnid at home TOO long, and
let other men from other States that is
as good as am, protect me and mine.
This war has to be fought ont aud we
are the men to do our part. We must
and will go, should bo their cry. But
Mr. Editor, is that the cry to day in Ma,
son county? / think not Wait until
the evening shades llupon your quiet
village, aud then make your appearance
on the street and watch the bold and
well timed step of two or three of the IA
yodte Home Guards, as they pass the
windows where are seated some Of the
fair sex, You see them dolf their mill
tory cap and pass along, never dreaming
who they owe Tor their privileges and
caring less so they are allowed to loaf
aronnd shc streets and public Places.
For M part, / am nothing more Than d
private in this wnr, but would love to
have the opportunity to drillafew Of the
Home Guards, these long and hot days
with a knupSack with so lbs weight on
their backs. Itappeafs to me that we
might make soldiers out Of them in the
course OF time, il we had a fair oPporlu-
nifty. There is inst one way to settle
this difficulty, and that is TO bring out
these Home Guards, lot them guard
roads and hold positionsin the rear OF
the army, and let Us who haze been in
the service for the last twelve or fifteen
months and let our leaders push us for.
ward. We vii do the fighting. We
don't ask raw.recruits to fight, but we
would like to soc them show disposi-
lion to something for themselves, for
their State, Orfor their country. Now,
men Of Mason County, you know that
you will either have to go as volunteer
or draft, just one ofthe two. Iu few
days you will have no choice, so you that
ms men aud are worthy Of the name and
want 10 serve your country, project your
homes, your fridn,!s and yourself if you
wish to gs; iu a good cavalry company
you can do So. by reporting Soursslyss
at Sommerviile to any of The officers in
Company l. End Va. Vol. Cavalry, and |
we will take you in. We have a good
set of officers and men who have been
tried aud found efficient
Your 0bedient Servoat,
SPENCER SAUCER.
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Yours, n.
j. NJ. RUCKER,
Capt Co. D, 9Th Va. Reg. V. |.
SoNMGRvlLLE, VIRerNEA,l
Aug. ed, 1859. {

Mr. Etiiiot-Sir: Iwish to say a
word in relation TO this rebellion, and the
progress of raising troops in West Yir.
ginia, to drive back the approaching en-
envy from our border counties, au! in
TACT 10 annihlate il possible the so.colIod
Southern Conteder4ey," from tue face
Of the earth, But any attempt on my
part to say or bring any new light on
the subject, would be folly, as any man
ip Western Virginia knows and sees eS-
cry day the situation ia which he is pla
ced on the approach Of the enemy, and
the necessity of shouldering his rife for
the protection Of his own friends, his
own parents, or his wife aud children, in
fact, everything thOt he holds DEAR;
that each and every day is becoming
more and mere in ieoparip. Men.
are to this day iayirg around Mason and
adjoining counties with not the second
shirt to their backs and nothing to eat
except as they happen by chancS to get
q neal of some friend, And men Of re.
spGctablity; and men Of all classes, are
still seen around the corner Of some ia.
yorito haunt or saloon, with the garb or
some part Of the uniform Of the brave
soldier who is protecting them and their
homes, while they perform the part Of
the Jold Home Guard, and spout to their
messmate what great victories zoe have
won. These very same men as said,
not twelve months ago, when asked to
volunteer to protect not only the Consti-
tuition and the Union. but themselves
and property, would answer. That they
did no! think it necessary just yet TO go
there were plenty Of single men TO 80
that they would wait utill the next
call. Well, the call has been made and
they are still waiting. | know that
there are men 10 Mason County that
would make good soldiers, who are now
| disgrace and nuisance to tho people
who arc troubled by their presence Of
home in this porilous hour, and who
,,uld hocnmo man rosnentod ahh honar,
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Family Prayer

Ten years ago, when an unconverted
man, | boarded in the family OF pious
woman, whose husband was not a Chris
.&asa eTs$ae ,S&Ses a4Sgis.sEpf t,55SetssE
another of fourteen, and son Of ten
Every morning after breakfast, | heard
that humble woman gather her family in
the kitchen, and read with them chap.
tef77"''regae gslSat4aql&o RibIsa JAsF.,
as could not help listening, there was
popularity ofservicO which mystifod
ne, At:last asked one day il might
remain. She hesitated her daughters
blushed but said could do so if | 70.
ally desired it. So sat down with the
rest, They gave me Testament and we
all read, Then kneoling on the floor
that mother began hOr prayer audible
for her dear ones there, her husband, and
herself; and then pausing a moment as
il to gather her energies or wing her
foith uttered tender atfectionato sup.
plioation for mo. She closed, onl her
daughter began to pray. Poor gid, she
she was afraid of me was from colleges
was her teacher; but she tremulously
asked for a blessing as usual. Then
camo tho other daughter, and at last tho
son--tho youngest Of that circle, who
only repeated the Lords Prayer, with
one petition Of his own. His amen was
sud, but no ono arose, knew, on the
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More of the Indian IAWOcitics in Mune-
sofa,


ST., PAuL, MISv, August es,-Ten
whites were killed and ily-OnO wound.
ed at New Ulm during tho fight on Sat.
urday. The Indians fought bravcly and
resklesslv Their losswas considerable,
On Sunday our small force, under Ma
ior Flondrow, fearing they could not
stand another attack, Withdrew to Maui
kato, leaving tho town to the mercy OF
the Indians, 1t is reported that between
500 and 900 Indians were in the fight
Colonel siblcv's command probably
reached Fort RidCely yesterday.
Tho AAiutaut General Of Minnesota has
issued orders to commanding officers 10
seize all the horses and means Of trans
pouation necessary. giving receipts 10
10 tho owners.
The massacre does not seem confined
to one locality, but is spread overa vast
amount of territory. is reported that
in forty.6vc families all but two persons
were killed q, Lake ShOtek, sixty miles
southwest of New Ulm. but these re.
ports arc undoubtedly exaggerated
many persons having fed or secrcied
themselvc ars supposed to DO killed F"
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A few weeks after love marriage,
tho doting husband had some peculiar
thoughts ouputing on a clcnn shirt, as
he saw no appearance of "yasbirg' -
He lhereupon rose earlier than usual one
morning and was kindling q ERE. When
hanging on the kettles he made noise
on purposo to arouse his easy wife She
pocpced over tho blankets and eEclaim
ed, NY dear, what oro you doing r.
Ho deliberately responded, "l've put on
my last clean shirt and am now going to
wash one for myself" Very well"
said Mrs. Easy, "you had better wash
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Strength Of character consists OF two
thing-power Of will and power of res.
lraint 1t requires two things, there
fore, for its existence --strong feelings
and strong command over them, Now
it is here that wo mako sad mistake;
we mislrke strong feelings for strong
character. man who bears all before
him, before whose Grown domestics rem.
bic and before whose bursts Of fury the
children of the household tremble--bo.
cause he has will Sobeycd, and his own
way 10 all things, we call him strong
man The truth is no Is tho weak man
1t is his passions that are sirong,-- 10,
mastered by them, is weak. You must
measure tho strength Of man by the
power Of the feelings he sub lues, not by
the power Of those which subdnc him. =
And hence, oomposuro is very often the
highest result of lrcngth, Ho " 10 with
strong passions remoined chasto; he who
keonly sensitive, and with manly power
Of indignation in, can be rcbukOl, and
vet restrain himself and forgiyo--IhcsO
are .sLroNp men, spiritual heroes. = Bow.
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Government Printing.

WAsurSoroN, August es.-Fiflecn
presses are kept busy night and day at
the Government printing Office, printing
the lax bill blanks, and new presses are
being put in to-day to rush the work for.
ward still more rapidly The mails are
also going out loOded down with blanks
for the officers already appointed. Every
effort is being made to be ready to put
the law in force by the LIST of sePiem
Der,
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81. Louis Rebel. Assessed $500, 900,

ST. Louis, Aug. 9s.- Gen. schoield
has issued an order assessing 100000
upon secessionists and Southern sYmpa'
ysir,efs'iS AZ; Gs$ars 'EtSGSYy ';Ss%aNas3I
to be collected without delay, and used
in clothing, arming anil subsisting the
enrolled militia while in active service,
and in providing for the support of such
families Of militia men og may be LETT
dasii,tJ:Gi; III. z i,53. ( Y. ,,V,,t,%
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Highly Important From tho Army OF
the Potomac.

pntt.DELPaA, Aug. 2s.-The Wash.
ington NaItonui Iaielligencer Of to-day
publishes an account Of a eI-ruid Al
Manassas. and adds the following dis
patch at the Commissnry Generals Of
fee. from an officer OF Alexandria:
"Capt. Mussin's son Is here. He
saws that his father is either killed ora
prisoner, ard that our stores nre destroy
ed, They are fighting a, Manassas now.
A great many troops are going out to
regulate matters."
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LETTER FROM COMPANY D,
EIGHTH VA. REG.
Comp Near Rapidan River

Camp Near Rapidan River,
CulPepper Co., Va, Aug. l6, 1862.
ar, Editor AS the old maxim is, at,
ter a storm calm, this viii apply in the
case after The storm Of last Saturday IS
hard fight, We are here enjoying this
calm which is sweet to fatigued and al
most worn out soldier. l have taken
advantage of this to enclose you one dol
lar for your valuable little paper. We
occasionally get number from those
coming flom the Kanawha country. 10
this Regiment, and you may rest assured
that its columns are read by every one in
the Rcgiment-Passod around unit il, is
completely worn out. So 1 concluded
TO remedy the matter by securing a copy
for one year, as we desire to see the
news from our own homes. We are
glad 10 see the patriotic movement Of
our friends and neighbors in the Kama
wha Valley, we begin 10 feel that they
are awakening to a sense OF their duty
duty that involves upon every Union
loving man in West Virginia-if he is a
Union man he will come out and fight,
ifnot be will refuse to 90. This REBEL,
ion must be subduod, aud that only by
fghtins. This was my position in the
commence,Nent Of this struggle. and |
still maintain tat position. For proof,
l firstrecruilei a company OF ninety two
men, connected myself with the 9th Va,
Regiment. lrecruted ny Company in
Putnam COUNTY, and have been serving
M country to the best of my ability for
nearly one year The brave little band
that have lett home, friends, and com
paaions, and have given their lives as
sacrifice upon their country's altar, and
given themselves into my hands, can
give to those left behind good &C.
count of their stewardship throughout
this war. Comment is unnecessary, Tor
history will record die prvations and
hard; lips incidental to the severe cam
paign ia the Shenandoah Valley. under
n :
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During a recent visit Of the sohoo-
ship Massachusetts, 20 Hyannis, tho cit
iaAas,were invited to Sioil the vessel, and
many did so. ore old lady. altar looks
ing all over a nicely polished brass can,
non, remarked, MY Lori what q big
spy. glnss that is" I" III
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The Union league of Baltimore com,
prises over fifteen thousand members. =. =.
II is ofimmonso service tn tho mlllInryt
and is the most elective agency in keep
ing down the secessionists. 43
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Ar the Yale commencement exerci.
SEES on 3lst ult, as the long OF assembled
wisdom was cnleriog tho church-grays
professors, venerable alumni, ambitious
graduates, etc, "a rural gentleman stands
ing by innocently iutorfogaIed, "what
regiment is this?'. &c
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Two boys goiog home one day, found
a box on the road, and disputed who was
the finder. They fought the whole afi
ternoon withou, coming TO decisiou.-=
At last they agreed 10 divide the con-
tents equally, but on opening Tho box, 10
and behold il was empty, q,
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Tie following are the names Of the
battles fought recently before Richmond
Thursday June 2eth, battle Of Me.
gainesville.
Friday, sunc eth, battle Of Gaines
Mill
Saturday,, June 28th. battle Of Chick
;SEbGdSy
Sunday, June Goth, battle of Peach
Orchard
Monday, June soth, battle of White
Oak Swamp; battle OF White Oak Creek;
and hattie Of Charles City Gross Roads,
SO 9s'ToesiSy,HJa'y Isl, 'battttas" Iaf!
key Bend.
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A New.Haven draymaB has a novel
way for healing our difficulties. Wish
Ing to become exempt from dr0h, he
knocked of the heel Of one Of bis boatst
and the surgeon, taking notice of his ir.
regular gait, gave him g certificate Of
adjective limhs.N e
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Highly Successful Expedition From
Fort Scott.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 81

LEAyENwoRTH, Aug. ~.
Hon. e. M. Stanton. Sec'y of Var;
Major Champion, Vaughn Of Gen,
Bluht's staff. has afrivedrat these head
quarters with dispatches. Gen, Blunt
marched with 1900 men from Fort
Scott, August eth; and followed tho
rebels az far north as Lone Jack. The
enemy declined an engagement and
commenced retreat. They were hot
ly pursued by Gen Blunt and driven in
utter confusion across The Usage with
the loss ofall transportation and equip.
ments, besldeSnumerous arms prisoners,
ctc. It's considered that the expedi.
tion saved the Missouri towns on the
western border. besides striking terror
into the hearts Of The enemy as far as
the Arkansas line. General Blunt's
columns returned to Fort Scott on the
92d, having marched nearly three hun
dred miles in six days. Col. Cloud was
left 10 continue the pursuit, and it is moi
improbable that the main force Of the
rebels will DO forced to surrender.
[Signed jas. A. GRAHAM, A. A. e.
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Aim at perfection in everything, though
in most things tits pnatiairable. How.
ever, they who aim Of il, and peFseyeFQ
viii come much nearer to it than thase
whose laziness and dependency mnsske
them give it up as unattanablei 8,ta
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A Signilicant Confession.

The Eceniag Post says that the cap
ture Of the Magnolia. out of Charleston
some veryimpOrtant rebel letters have
come into our hands. One is from Nh
Ward, formerly Commissioner 10 China,
but now rebel. II contains informa.
ton valuable for our Government,
which it is not expelient to disclose. 1t
acknowledge that the late battles near
Richmond were exceedingly disastrous
to the Confederate forces, whatever dis.
as'ors they inflicted on the Federal army,
More than once he says. The Cause Of
Me ContcdrGcy is ioa" He estimates
the number OF rebels wounded in the
late Richmond battles at no less than &c
teen thousand. The present redoub.
ling Of our lorces, tho transfer of McClel.
lan's army to new Geld, and the news
from the West, must add despair to this
dependence,
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sstle III the shenandoah.

estle III the Shenandoah.
n nton correspondent Of the
Ma herald sends the following
au phnse Of a part Of the third
81 Mathew, written bya soldier
III Popc's army:
bose days come John the Gen.
crs ogin the Valley Of Shen-
sayiug, repent We, for the ar
NJ Orion is at hand.
Isis hethat was spoken OF
w p5et Stanton, saving. The
talsg onoSoryiug in the wilderness
prSpaEey e the way for the Popei maRv
his is straight.
Id this same John had his suite
abouthim. an d a Mcclellan saddle for
his Headquarters, ard his meat was gath
cred fbm the folds Of the dwellers in
Virgifa.
s. Then went out to him Fauquier
and u udon, and all the counties round
about The sulphar spriugs.
0. Md wore sworn Of him upon the
Constitution, confessing their sins OF Sc
cessi9 h.
I But when he saw many Of the
J. I.1,Ll ~, orJ h,a,,I nnn, ;n1 untn hia
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Dog cheap" is now defined as mean +.
ing the keeping oiu canine without pay ,
ing the tag,
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A flush Of hope renders toll and trial
beautiful, as the sunbeam gives a sparkle
to the winters frost.
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Toall men the best friend is virtue
the best companions are high endesvors
and honorable senImonts.
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What can the poor rebel Confedemcy
do oowl--moreyless, salllcSs, ramles6,
hopeless, lawlcss, and Goddess,
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LIN nTonon

with rumors as to tho
sldi. An insurreotiOn
With o descent of sew
fans upon the Pontid'
nong tho plans attrib,
" much fire there is
oko, no one can tell /;
hat both the French and
lntnentS are on the alert
outbreak. Six French
- the coast, with strict
by force If necessary
! Several Italian ves'
lho watch, while a sir
troops is said TO be keep,
npoh the land frontier
territory to prevent in
same time, there are not
llous persons who think
! does make a successful
III be falhered, as a taa
Victor Emanuel. The
cport that GRridaIdi has
n ships engaged to trans.
'ers from Sicily TO the
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The man vino with a hammer mashes
his own finger probably thinks be hash I
hi the right nail on the head
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4 man csn'tholp what has been done
behind his back, as the scamp said whom
he was kicked out of doors. q
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A flush of hope renders TIL aud trial
beautiful, as the sunbeam gives sparkle
TO the winters frosl,
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Tur men who deserve. il thew do mol
ind, tho greatest favor among women,
are husband-men, 4
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Patriots are just now doing their ut.
most to help their country, Politicians
arc doing theirutmost to help themselves.
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APooR fellow sometimes drives osten.
tatiously pair ofgrays when bo is dri.
ven by a score ofduns.
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Tie Chicago Journal quotes provisions
from our treaties With lEasgglPeB7Gs ,yEsss
.Whco disGrIeislt0h our army, hylAg
10 Canada, can be arrested there, 4bis
fact is "interesling to those who aye IN
teresLing 10 those who are interested" ,
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Two young ladies we're qale s'Aei0g d
duet In o conccrlroom, A slFahget VIE
heard better prrlormqHee' laHlsd l6HAa
to his neighbor sayipgi aa,l aHi n
doc, not tho iloay In while slHg
wretchcdlyYN y.r,mh
"Ercuso me, siF, u halalg eel d
liberty to csprHssmy QapliRoRis, btlHe
not inportinliq the eegsi shsismy slS.
ler.N Nlt. HNl Np
II bog youf PqFdan,r ARawyGd lhe
stranger, in much eRRfEsiaBj u meant
the lady in hlqe,F
"YoG ore porieplly lght lheFo,n 10.
Piled tho nOlshbqrI " have area L0la
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The improved way Of spelling potatoes
is posghfsighcan, The new way Of
spelling softly, is psough4cigk. ~
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Tho snakes poison is in his teeth the
slander's in his tongue. /,
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Two lovers, like two.halveu Of o divi,
ded bank.note, however widely separa,
ted. always correspond with each other.
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Among the articles comprised in tho
cargo ofthc captured leamer Tubal Cain
we're $4,000 stand Of improved firearms!
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Fortune may fovor foolsj but that is
! poor reason way you should make .
DOL Of yourself q
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l-hAd no word to
! my heart. | bur!
ISOLATE and guilty.
passed. when I asked
come in once more /;
20, and thanked my
for tho new hope in
sW sang on my lip.-r
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Riches. though we'll got. are Ike ITO
,aaclspt @eapSs iSqse. lAssge'seFSa isS2'
had no want, and those that g9sheFsd
more were not profted thereby II
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An old Jew, who sold exclusively sfsl
cash. said that he did f1F tho beRaHt 81
hiS neighbprs, He did n9t Wiah A se6
them "deep in debt nit him, ven aey I1b
got no monish % pay nil,l .Y-ni1 n
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ADVERTISING.

One square of lines, one or three insertions
$50 E.ch subsequent insertion, 25 cents.
Professional cards of 7 lines or less ! year s.
Quarter Colum months $40 one year SIS
Half Column, 6 months Sl5, l year 500
One Column, months sos wear $35
A liberal discount made to those who adver.
tiseb the year.
Advertisements must have the number cfiu
Eertions marked on the copy, or they will be
kept in till forbid and char ;ea accordingly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, TO insure their insertion
gPAiTidavit will not be made to orders of
Publication or other legal advertisements rn.
p. s they are paid for.
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RIO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN h
l. Marines and widows or othOr heirs Of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DO. tt.s.
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamon and
marines Of the present war; who are disabled
by reason ot wounds received or disease con.
tfactcd while in service aud Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears of pay obtained for wild.
owS or other heirs Of those who have died or
beon killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services In any Of
the other wars.
CHAS. TUCKER, Washington, D C.
Those entitled TO Pensions, Bounty Land or
, bounty Money, can have their claims preparen
and forwarded to Mr., Tucker by calling at the
Register Office
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GDe l11eeIt!p RepIster.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ny
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,

POINT PLEASANT, VA.
TERMS: -one dollar per annum strictly in
advance.
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ETBlanks Of all kinds for sale at the