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ID X Il L / S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTkBLISHENT,
Nh so As,,,, s,,..., IN-,..o

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tice Of fifteen lr Hill has come in contact with
Almost mnumerHble of Debility, occasOned b5
dreadnl habit OF solitary self abuse. They continue
10 warn all Young men who not afflicted avoid
Il as they value their lives and advise all W lp arc
troubled with the habit o: its consequences where
ey can be cured OF such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting the attendance of them
IN lnc 1t no eNasEcatiUn to say that three iOuIhs
~ c insane owe tier malady TO this hOrrid habit he
propnetOIs Of Insane Asylums cOIrobOrate the state
Meut ana II the victim escapes Insanity idOcN y ct he
OF sue Is enreN UNITED for the real pleasures OF life
elmer III or Ou OF the domestic ercle-with pIOcreatve
powers rune afflicted with disTust, ever doubtful of
ms friends III fact, perfect hypochOndrac what is he
NJ Tor Dut 90 be out and die Attend them at once
an you VINO are addicted 10 this miserable habit, or it
may be too late. and you may 90 down 20 n dsbonoref
grave hardly Ill to meet the God who gave you the pow
tls Whch you have made curse instead Of a BLESSING
As they were intended. There exists not in the buie
world an object more loathsOmc miserable than me
mus broken ~ health and hopes. AvOiu then as Won
wish Tor happiness and heaven
Or Hill practice is wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation. f0'
Office NO 81 Vain street worcester. upen from a m
10 p m Letters post paid will receive prompt atien
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NOR sALE.-A farm Of 100 nrrn- :,

NVN DAIE'-A ANN OF IUO acres, I'm
Marlboro, n. H.. near "AlunadnOck Monntoi,, -,
also y acres OF wood land, "A mile from the farm mi
ron heene miles from railroad churches and stores
CotlNtc muse win H. wood house shop two harms ui
sugar house In good repair; plenty Of GOOD water any
stone le9ces VIII Keep about u cows The above is
WHY desirable place on account Its excellent soil
vnhDe sugar lot newly fitted up; an orchard of vnnns
Erattu Trees anC lying beside pond Of nure Yystr Il
Vne % G peasatest rural retreats that can be fnund in
new England STOCK and farming Will be sold ,yith
ne arm ana possession given Immediately If desired
the promises. " on5ztt Vh
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RRoifines
DOCTOR C. A. HILLS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
may be Justly ranked as the most sue
cesstul and invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar TO the Female ser,
now before the public. DIR. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
~ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions of the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice II has been his aim to bring to
thorough test and issue the different
- Botanic and Indian Agents of the
NJ terra Medica, with the view of pro
nucing q Convenient. Safe and Certain
RcWedv for all cases of Irregularities
Nupprcssi0us and DISTINCTIONS, and their
e affections Of the female system, and the
4 fsF %
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INFALLIBLG FEMALE REGULATOR.

MENSTRUAL CoNrouND, preparation which daily
experience proves be NEST speedy and eticacous in
Its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in ali cases. when used according the direc
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.

For four years was afflicted with the most DISTRESSING
E'Ts ~, ny neau Dnncs, ana stomach, and a general
l'cs OF soreness over my whole bOdv Together ,i,b
sh9kng ah9 trembling and fearful dreams, which n,d
oN UNITED me for the duties Of life hut made liz i,it
burden tried dozens Of remedies withont snc teei
an1 nnnly applied 10 Drll, No - ain street and M
rev weeks ny his new and expeditions svstp 81 trot
meht' NJ affected a cure ann now in perfect beaifb
al9 can undergo great deal OF labor without nnin ~
~, n mr. s, ,,, q A. L., Nashua, N II.
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Dr. IIiil's Isotanlc Remedies

for the cure of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
Times be found safe, prompt and efficient in Graduating
disease either acute or chronic and curing all
FaW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the
practice OF fifteen years, DR. Hin has in contact
with alnt st innmergble cases Of debility occasiOnd
Oy ureacIu habit OF solitary self abuse. lie cOntin
ues 10 wan all young men no not afflicted to avoid
troubled with the habit its consequences
can be cured OF such trouble, and le them know the
are disasters resulting in the uorattcndanCe them in
m II Is no eAaEgeratlon to that three fOurths
the insane their malady this hOriid habit The
proprleors of Insane corrUburae statement
aud II the victim escapes ms nifty diocy vet he or
she entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF lite either
III or OUT Of the dome site circewith provocative powers
ricndin iHct, perfect hvpochOndriac what is he fit
for but to be cast cut and de Attend to them at once
all yoa Who have been addicted this miserable habit
or may be too late, and you may 60 down dshon.
powers which you have AIDE instead of bless
ing, they intended. There exists not in the
whole word an object more loathsome and miserable
tran one thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it. en-
as you wish iUr happiness and heaven
Dr. HIS practice wholly oil the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural founUation.
DIR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted To- cure emissions
ana ilii diseases or the Urinary Organs READ AND
hEf ECl he afflicted would do well reflect before
dce IN the hands of physicians ignorant of this class OF
naiadles IL Is certainly impossible for one man to I'M
uefstahd all the ills the human family is subject
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted 10 the
treatment and study Of syphilis, Gonurrhca elect
structures effect solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat nose legs, Pain in the Head or homes and ali
NeTCuria Affections and all Impurities of the BIood
the Doctor to offer relief to all who may place themselves
under his dti ial
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will under any circumstances be detailed to
accept new command.
By order of the President:
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Gatlroahs

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$500, o''I i,tf' o'-i - u ~ ~. . % . n,
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rsz,s;s5z..szis WESTERN RA0ROAT

siifszIeaSssFfi5 " ESTER RAILROAD
So sSPBLNG ARRAN GRNEN7S. Com.
-, mencing MONDAY, May s. 1892 -Bos.
Leave Worcester fer Albany and way Stations lac
commodatonj at 54G a n. and D. m Wv
For New York and Albany, (eApJ IS a. m and s. 40 D.
| p
New York Mail train 10 D. N.
RulTcod Connections. At Albany With the New York
Central Try ard Grccnbush. and Hudson River rail.
Toals. ~ Chatham with tic Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railr a IS At State Line with the Housatonc
railroad At Pitts1eld with the III tsheld and North
Adams, ard StOckhrdce and pttsfed railroads. At
Westteld VITA Tie Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
~ Springfield with the 1G'0rd, New Haven and Snr g.
nciJ ana CurHcCticut River Ra Dads. Palmer with
me New -onaon Amer and Willimantic and RecheI-
town END Amherst railr ads At Worcester Junction
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Worcester May L. 1867 HENRY GRAY Sup't
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation
Early Indiscretion or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH The FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Indsposition TO Exertion, Trembling,
Loss OF Memory Wakeiulness
Weak Nerves, Fain in Inc BACK
Horror of Disease, Finishing of the Bod,.
DlH.iHessnl Nlsloh' f.ruptiOns on the Face,
IiothahuS, Pad COuntenance.
DtyhessS OF the oklh, Universal Lassude Of the
Difficulty of Breathing,
These symptoms, If allowed 20 on which this med
II ne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUilY, FPILEPIIC FITS.
one of which the patient may expire Who can saw
that they are not frequently followed by those dircful
DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering hut
none viii confess The records of the insane Asvlpms
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample
witness to the truth OF the assertion
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine strengthen and invsor
ate the System, which HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT Blu
Gnu invariably does a trial viii convince the most
skeptical
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ssB Bear in mind H{S Female Regulator is a
preparation intended 10 meet and efectualy remedy and
cure all cases Of Female difficulty confirmed or transient
ana IS the only preparation which will accomplish that
result being the production at a physician widely
known throughout New England and other sections OF
the Union and whose success and testimonials far
ceed those of any other practitioner OF his age in all
branches OF Pirate Practice. to be found i'm the
try "a so preparations warranted Genuine un-
less purchased at the Office OF DIR. HILL No. 81 Main
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lSSOLUTlON.--The co partnership
i ner9oi9ie existing between the subscribers is this
uaY ulssOlved by mutual consent All persons indoltnd
10 us ~ regnested to make immediate payment 10 viii
willpfos' Mt them TO him for ttlcment e'''''' 10
WM, u. COBB.
Spencer Aug 49, 1867 40 N H Ma. l.
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- WORCESTER & NASHUA

.asss9ss- - " UNOH4 = K q n ASHVI I
,s=-:.i5=s=5-7=-' a OAD-SUAIMgR ARRANGE
H. MEN Trains follows: Lea e
worcester al 52o and Ills E. m, and 4.l0 p. m
Leave Nashua 81 i. and Il n, and 5 D. m
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Of
CnnS@ro where passengers take the cars to ard from
the Northern the Passumpsjc the Boston, Concord ana
montreal and vermont Central Railroad.
A. Srot2n Junction, trains connect directly with ths
trains Of the Stony Brock Railroad and sso with
Of the Fitrhburg Railroad the exception of the rsi
tram rom Boston, and at Fitchburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
a tram leaves Worcester every SUNDAY morning at e. 30
CLOCK Tor l. well and stations stopping TO take nm
passengers when signal is made. Returning leave Low
eli at 81 m. reach worcester 1870
FOR fu1tnct particulars and connections with oths
land States" g. W RENT ~ S',r't ~
Worcester June IL 1852 dtf '~F
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~. ~ y llllL--!ltAr Str-WOrds cannot nrnqs 70
guu e Ehtlu1e feel is due you fer the benea ThnvS
tHEVi'Tu rom your Truly Invaluable Incidence. and
uulTH GahOl luly Justify myself without plyinp Ills
Snai token ul my ircnd,hip and esteem insomIch rs
EOu nave nee my guardian angel I'm restoring ma in
hou'n Wlhyh had LONG snce despaired Of / rad Tor
hIE ,ume ttWo years. been troubled with that most
uiralul a. all compHinls Seminal Emissions which 80
NuHhcnou me ~ body and nina that was OBLIGED Ia
yo Gp al business ana eonsulta physician Degrading
i,uhUh commenced taking his medicines. and rou-
utu 10 so Two months, Without getting any relief:
on We cJN Tarv continued to grow worse very last
nay lOS' 9bunt twenty pounds Of flesh and saw ii /
continue taxing his highly Wanted specifics that death
would y! relieve my suilernps This physician then
Iolu me maj my case was incurabe, that had better
n9t lhc any medicine lie said THAI In a dcclino
Will would end ~ consumption. then desI aired OF
99DIG ing Any relief and saw that unless something
d0ne 70 mitigate the cOmpl int, should he numbered
WIN inc deaf Happen ng 10 pass yOur OiCc dav.
Thought would make one more trial, ! commenced
taking your Indian Vegetable Medicine March the gDih
aud am now, through the benc1ttinr effects that truly
wonderful medicine restored TO perfect health and shat
not tail to recommend u To any Of my friends that arc
suffering from such other disease llopiue this
Will nnd enjoying health and prosperity fenntn
Gourycry anectOnatc friend ~
FOxboru' june 2sth. l6j3 n Niitg
T.. s. You are at liberty TO make public staiemcn'
my case, 40 you see NJ. r. MiiIs'
TO q. A. Uill botanic Physician ''h"''
g. 80 Main 81, worcester, NJ aas
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M ORWICH ( WORCESTER LINE

FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
= DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train LEAVING
Worcester at 1890 q. NJ connects az Norwich with
Train Tor EW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, ana NEW
at I IS D. IN. p. St NJ ANDREWS suit
Norwich Feb |, 1850.
- Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester
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fs;sss,zs5zs7zsszs PROVIDENCE & WOR.
% :=s5--=s-=9 CESPE2 RAILROAD. Summer Az
eEz--l zee- Tangement to take effect on MONDAY,
May 5, 1852
Passenger trains Will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations at 1.09 AMI l30 NJ and 400 D. M
Providence for Worcester and way stations al 20 and
LIS a. M, and 4.20 p.
VALLEY Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 100,
SJg, 1881 Has, m, l2O0 H., l30, 30 $3.50,
z.2e, $50 $50 100 500 p. m
Leave Valley Falls 6.25 90, o. B.5B 1900 IL 90
a. NJ and LOO, LES, %, 500, 400, ij.55, 6O5, and
73U p. .
lnose trains In bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester traics connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning even
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
CommonW ealth 20 and from New ork via Stonngton.
AT Worcester Junction with Trains t. and from the
western, Worcester and Nashua, Eitchburg and Wor
ceser Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained al the office of the Company in Provi
dence, az as low rates as BY any other route.
: Gnn.A
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DR. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and
New England for the last twenty years and who has al
ways made the In ian edcines and systemof treatment
in all cases of SeXla Dcdtes large part of his theory
and practice during TINT perod of time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-04

HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but one formula
and strength, and is put in bottles of convenient
size hennetrcaly sealed with accompanying directions
and is forwarded 10 all parts of New England the United
states. and the Canadas in packages perfectly safe by
mai or express receipt OF single price OF S. per bot
tie. Communications by mail Strictly Confidential
tention
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"TLAGG'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF"
Four wears ago the name Of
FLAGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE

Was substituted in place OF the old one abandoned on
account Of limitations.
Ut ere are still many persons making plants that
they have been imposed upon by unscrupulous persons
selling Pain Curers similar to the
''B AIM OF XCFI.LENC F,''
and headed with the name f"FLAGG," to g We them d
respectable appearance and representing them he the
same as manufactured by Ii. X. FLAGG. All such REP
RESERVATIONS are fgYye
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
COrOners' Inquests.

IHASTcDK CAsK 1HE TwrSIr-sEcoSo wArD.-The
body OF unknown child. about two months old was
found lying in vacant lot the Of Eleventh
avenue and Fiftyhfth street, On Monday night under
circumstances which lead TO the belief that the little
had been foully dealt with. DR.. Robinson, of no
Coroners Office, examined the boGy, and found ths the
neck was fractured. Marks Of violence were also as
covered about the threat, which looked though
child had been strangled No trace OF the unnatural
parents could be discovered and the jury forced 10
render verdict Of Bsath from injuries a, the hands Of
some person persons unknown"
HATcHwAY CAsrAITr.-Jsmes NcGovern, . native Of
Ireland, aged thrtyeght years instantly killed
Monday afternoon by falling through the hschway Of
premises No. Is First street. Deceased lsborcr.
residing in First avenue Forty NTH street. and had
obtained employ ment the very day Of his death.
Coroner Wildsy held an inquest upon the body.
SUDDEN DEATH AN OID PMor.-John Van Arsdae,
old pilot, found dead r bed his residence No.
~ Harrison street, yesterday morning. Coroner Collin
held inquest upon the body when the jury rendered
verdict OF "Death from disease Of the heart"
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
Police Intelligence.

DESCENT UPON FAsHoSAmE GAMBLING Housr-Police.
Roe Davis Herman and Others Of the Fifteenth pre-
cnct police, made descen, upon the retired but stylish
gambling saloon, No Ninth street on Monday night and
arrested all the occupants. The ofcsrs had previously
visited the premises in citizens Clothes but the recon
noissancs unsatisfactory, and they determined to
postpone the blow until some opportune moment
Accordingly, Monday night it agreed that they
should gain to the house, and the evidence
conclusive against ths gamblers, the latter be
taken into custody. Two Of the occupants, named
David Sawyer and W. ID. Messenger, wore caught In
suspicious proximity TO faro table and lot Of checks,
but the remainder OF the household managed to conceal
their guilt, much to the chsgrn Of the ofcsrs The
gambling implements, consisting OF faro table several
packs OF cards dealing and box, taken pos
session Of by the police and conveyed 70 tho station
house. Yesterday the prisoners were brought before
Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
where they were held to bail each in he Of $500
70 II Ia not known yet who Is the proprietor
the saloon, but tho probability Is that he will turn up In
the person OF either one or the other Of the prisoners
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

following cFeacs young Frcnch sailor, named le-
prisult about 10 the bridge OF Saint Francis
IN that town, whom he sezcd by the cravat by
Wade, who demanded something Of which the other
could only understand the words My kne' but when
was no doubta demand for money. An oystcrmsn sec,
ing the knife in Wades hand and the use be was ABOUT
to make OF it, seized him by the wrist and assisted IN
securing him. when before the Court, Wade, win
ted that he had accosted Leprieu, but thA. WAS 10
ask for qud of tobacco. that Lepeut offered 10 give
him if he would lend him knife to cut WIN winch
no was about TO do when his arm seized and himself
led Off TO prison The confidence which wade appeared
to have in this ingenious defence Was however entirely
years and i've years surveillance Of the
police.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
Board OF Supervisors.


regular meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors
held yesterday afternoon Elijah F. Purdy President in
the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
The Committee Annual Taxes presented a report
stating that they have not the power to remit the
al taxes assessed number Of persons who had pre-
scnted petitions for that purpose The report was
adopted.
The report Of the Committee on County Officers, re-
commenting the Board audit and allow tie bills Of the
Sheriff. for services rendered during the last quarter Of
1851 /, amounting to So, ,446 90, was taken up.
Supervisor ELY moved amendment to the report,
that the charge known the shern's term fees be
struck out Of the report.
Supervisor wEssMAS offered a resolution that the
Board should future refuse audit and allow the
bills of the Sheriff term fees He said that IL
steps not taken TO relieve the county OF these
obnoxious charges, they would soon become much
larger.
Supervisor PuRpY said the proper TO pursue
would be petition the Legislature TO abolish the law
compelling the Beard pay these bills He thought if
100000
Supervisor DAVIS spoke at some length to show that
the Board of Supervisors called upon audit and
allow all bills charged against the county, including, Of
course, the bills of the Sheriff.
Supervisor PURDy moved that the whole matter be laid
on the table, which carried.
The Committee on Civil Courts presented a resolution
that the secogd story OF the building In Chambers street.
occupied by Scherck Downing bs hired for tho OF
the Supreme Court After discussion the matter
referred back to the committee, with instruction TO
inquire whether the room could rot be hired for less than
five thousand dollars.
The Committee Annual Taxes presented report in
favor Of reducing the amount annual taxes assessed
Charles NJ. Young and others Several Of the
laid tor further consideration. The remainder
acted and the reduction made.
Supervisor ELY offered resolution that John p. Cum
mings and James c. Wiet be appointed Commissioners
Of the Central Maconbs Dam Bridge. The resolution
unanimously adopted.
The Roard then adjourned until Tuesday next, the 18th
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
Average.
or 10 lbs. q thousand. A..
1920 900 mile.
1920 900 at 10c. 2,920 900
Personal Intelligence

Goyor~or Morgan left the Asor House yesterday after
noon .,bany
Hlt Of the United States Army; ". A. Dana ssd
wife, iiornia; +. Cobb, g. N. Bourne, G. H. Dalton
and /. eeas, Jr., Of Boston, are stopping at The
Astor House.
g. +. Dale and j. B. Dickinson, OF Philadelphia, and A.
Sherman Of Nswburg, are stopping at the Fifth Ave
Hotel
NJ dc Beaumont and s. B. Elliott, OF Washington; Jas
Cunss, Of Scotland; J. ID. Bates Jr @. X. Mnot, 8.
jackson and A. C. washburn, Of Boston, stopping at
the Brsvoort House.
Lieut. II. r. Platt of White Plains; 8. washbourne asd
j. w. Smith OF Connecticut; A. Myers, Of London; A. 8.
Robinson of Philadelphia T. Lachmsjer and H. Hsatoa.
Jr. Of Providence, II. l., are stopping at the Lafargs
House.
Hon. Charles Barnes, OF Connecticut Dr. j. r. Smith,
OF the United States Army James A. Parker OF Quincy
ILL.,; j. s. Ricketts,, Of Philadelphia James Bailey. sf
California; j. s. Beads andG W. Talbot, Of Boston ".
McGanngle Of the United States Navy, aud Theodore
Borup, OF st. Paul. stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon. b. p. johnson and J. Holt, Of Albany; j. Letch-
worth, Of Buffalo; W. A. Aiken, Of Connecticut; G. r.
Stedmsn OF Cincinnati c. G. Kent and ID. A. Billings, OF
Boston; W. W Babbtt, OF Newton; G. g. King, OF New
port j. II. Brown, OF Now Jersey and T. b. Morgan, Of
Aurora, are stopping at tho Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
France.

The Op,nion NoiioHols says that a reacfionary move
ment rs being prepared In Southern Italy for next spring
ReactionaTy bands are being organized at Trieste
Malta and Rome. They will disembark simutaneousIy
st several points In the Nespolitan territory
The Paris Presse says that the French has
sent orders 70 the commander Of the station at
China not to permit repetition Of atrocities similar 10
those committed BY the rebels az the capture OF Nngpo
and that the English government will send similas in