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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

I OH CERTfrfcATTs- HAD ONE TOpr,
i. oil extracted wi,oai pain ~ DR. .. JAY WILLIE
I55 Grand street, two blocks from broadway,
nsrt this - recommendations hose suffering fro
reahsehe. hsasr,s re 20 Sssves ,so s,sh sss,.,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07
RAILROADS.

,...es-~
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-rRAfNs roR Ar
sany ny. The sor,h and West leave Chsmesrs street
days ats p. M from Thirtieth ercct Tcketa nay he
procured at any Of the ouos Of wEsfCoTrS kxPkEss,
IN New York and BROOKLYN and bagsage CHECKED ~ the
house all points the aud TO ssratcsa Spring.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Allan! RAILROAD.
~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, kokIH ASD WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Mgnday, Nov III lsG
For Albany ~ 81 ". Express Nail Train from Twenty
SAITH street station Rrtntrinr leave Albany iVOA N.
y" !" ''''' "'"' John BiRclHfi. snrs,ir..-A.-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

IIEsRy d. MINER. ApcTIoNEgR- -sAliEsRooM 81
III Nassau street. onposita the Post Office. MINER h
S0MERyiLlE viii sell at aus ton Thursday, Apl y at i0i
O'clock at the private rrsdcDce 70 Amy strcetgenieel
OF gentleman declining housLe tng 81 Vel
sslored bsosa,e nahogany ostiy. Piano FreH,h Pate
bles Mantei Ornaments, Extension Table aud Chairs
Loungc mahogany Bedroom Furniture, Hair Mattresses
Bostrs Pillows Oicloths, Stair Carpets Hat Stan
Plated Ware Croekery Glass and Kitchen Utensils &c &c.
Also. number OF fine modern oil Paintings OF the
Dusseldorf schools, whchrc the works Of
g. Baker, q. H. Ha Rosseier, Williamson Mathews. Bocse,
Mcisfer auh nlLrra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

LJENRy j MINER, AUCTYONEER-sA LEsR0oA 81
Nassau street. opposite the Posi- Office MINER 4 SO
MERvI4IE will sell al auction "Wednesday, April 4, at ~
O'Clock the riva,e reside No place South
Sixth street, Williamsburg sentcoi Household FURNITURE
Carpets Paror Suit do Centre and side Tables
ELlgere Manei Ornancnts elt frame Mirror OAK mnh1g
any aud enameiei Beroon FURNITURE Beddny oas Even
Table Chairs Oiciohs Stair Carpets, Cr0ekey,
GLASS Ware, Kicheb UtensIs Also soperor rosewood
7octsve Piano, made by David Peak Of New fok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

l.fO Hai--Rsabe and truthful ON busIness
and ali matters concerning Affairs ~ life viii 10 given nv an
InsplrAtonAl Medium who has superior having cor
occurrenee and nov WIN impsr 70 all who may iesre revs
future Of country. Hours for revelation from III
Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

4 RrIFrcrAL BONN rILLINGs ron DECAYKD AN
"A tender teeth, 90 roots built up, shells
rsihout pain aud warranted, b the discoversr d Pa
eON, " D. At HE rooms cs Broadway, Ssvencsen
street where may be seen over 1900 testimonials
A RrrricIAL TEEru--BEAUrlrUL SETS PROM %
"A SIS wsirnn Cd equal u not superior any
In New Work., single fssth o. Teeth III I'D and eruart
without the least pam Cod, piatih and bone filings,
Tenth and Eleventh streets, and no removal.
Dr. LUTHER, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07

WEIGHED IN A CORRECT BALANCE, GOLD Is BUT
w comparison with sterling value
RAup ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP. in purifying The
Transparent be only estimated upon trial. Tits wonder
full scan viii positively from the cutce every vesrc
freckcs ptnples, sunhuru, saowncss rinRsorn
roughness moth, and 2ihes skln deforsy II also
ather Ia either hard salt Even the
wrinkles the brow Of male 10 ts re-
generating properties Found o. Or. FELIX GoURAUDs
from 81 Walker street Esa6shei Que quarter Of century
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SEcorD LIEUTENANT wANTED-FoR A REGIMENT
~ nov orxanninr one who has been In the service pre-
lsrred Must be OF The hehes, respectsbniIy Address
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IL W. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
~. HANDsowE ENGILsH BASEMENT HOUSE.
No. 40 West Thirty nfth street
r. n LUDLOW 4 co
Will sell auction. Wednesday. Apri n clock M
the Merchants Eselaange salcsroyrn. III Broadvay
West Thlrty-hnh slre6-1bc handsome four story brick
and brown Eucish basement House No, 30 WA
Thirty nfh street. north side sos feet inches SIXTH
avenue house qr55 feet In good order contains All
the conveniences Possession April 20 Maps Ac. Al The
auciionrers once, No 3 Pine street w
EDwARD sINrzKEICH. AuCTIOxEER
II EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY MADE HOUSEHOLD
ny n wKr9 Syrs Co o,
TUESDAY: "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April T. sAs
ELEGANT noUsRIioib' SUFn1fpIkE
large stock Of first class Furniture combating Of elegant
rich ro.ewocd Caamser Suits walnut And ebony do walnut
snis Bookcases. Secretaries Lounges Easy Chairs Rcc,r
cn Chairs Fancy Tables A. The attention Of tnycrs
w 10 Of own: = = - $500
On ExminiTI6s nay AVID RvgxIEs UNTIL SALE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
THE NEWS FROM vICKsBURG.
The YazO0 Pass Expedition Fights Il
Battery ut the HaZOO.

CINCINNATI, March l9.-Specal dispatches
from Memphis announce that the Yazoo Pass
expedition has met with a check. On Friday
last the gunboa; Chillicothe encountered a
rebel battery at the junction of the Yabalusha
and Tallahatchie rivers. The fight lasted all
day. One shot from the battery entered a
portfolio of the Chillcothe, killing four per-
sons and wounding fourteen. The Cmllicothe
received fifty-tour shots, and was damaged Sc
riously.
CHICAGO, March ia special dispatch to
the Tribune says Intelligence from the va
zoo Pass expedition to Saturday morning last
is received The fleet consisted Of the Chillo-
Gothic, DeKalb, five small gunboats of the
mosquito fleet, and eighteen transports. The
Chillicothe i'll advance came upon a rebel bat
terry of five large guns at Greenwood, at the
confluence of the Tallahatchie and Yalabusha
rivers. The fight only ceased at dark, and the
battery and the Chillicothe were fighting all of
Friday. The Chllicothe received sixty-four
shots, one of which entered port hole, kill
ing three and wounding fourteen persons. On
Saturday morning but few shots had been
fired. The Chllicothe was said to be short of
ammunition. Besides the Greenwood battery
the enemy are said to be strongly fortified at
YaZoo City and Manchester The fleet at last
accounts was three miles above the junction
of the Tallahatchie and Yallabusha rivers, two
hundred miles from Helena and one hundred
and fifty from YazOo City.
ST. LOUIS, March ia special dispatch
to the St. Louis Democrat, after giving the
same news as the Chicago Tribune's special
says :-''Despatches from the Vicksburg fleet
of March IL, say that the lake Providence ca
nal was completed and that the water would
be let in during the week. The rebel gun
bnat Webb was lying close to the shore at
Vicksburg. She was supposed to be in a
sinking condition.
Fort MONROE, March 1S.-From Rich
mond papers of the 10th Fort Pemberton,
at the mouth of the Tallahatchie river, was
bombarded on the 18th inst. We have lost
some valuable gunners and few others. Our
loss is not heavy"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, March l9.-Lieut. Graham
of the 18th New York regiment was murdered
and robbed, last night at his hotel. ellis"
hotel? Which hotel is that?
Twenty five Vermont yairymen were cap
tured last, night, in raid on Drainsville.
An accident occurred, tins morning, on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, at Accotck
Run, by which four soldiers were killed and
several wounded,-a of the l43d regiment
The train ran into a mule team, and two cars
containing the soldiers were thrown off the
track.
The Galveston News of the I'd says that an
official letter from the French consul at Mata-
moras states that the city Of Mexico has been
captured by the French troops.
Some idea of the amount of trade between
Leeds in England and the United States, may
be formed from the fact that Mr.. Marshal, u.
5. consul at that place, reports to the depart
ment OF state that the amount of the invoices
on goods imported to the United States, for
the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1862, was ST.
670,034.
Jas. Grinnell of Massachusetts, has been ap~
pointed chief clerk IN the department of agri-
culture, in place of Richard c. Mccormick,
who has been appointed secretary of the ter
ritory of Arizona.
Andrew j. Wylie was to-day re-apponted
by the president one OF the justices OF the SUI
preme court for the district of Columbia. The
bench is now full, and an early organization
of the court will take place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
March l9.-Among the bills pending in the
rebel senate is one for the contscation of the
lease, interest and stock owned by the Amer,
lean telegraph company and other alien enc.
mics in the lines of telegraph in the confed-
crate states.
leader in the Richmond Examiner says
''In numbers and supplies we have not the
least pretensions to rival the north. This is
not a cause of regret. The southern army
consists of disciplined and veteran troops.
The real number of confederate troops is I'M
known; but 100000 of such troops as are
now near Fredericksburg are abundantly suffi-
cient to defend any country against the armies
of the world. The destiny of the confederacy
is completely staked on the struggle of the
newt three months. To attain Il complete
success it is only necessary to keep together
the officers and men who have been trained
and Injured to service"
The Richmond Enquirer strongly opposes
the proposed state monopoly in salt.
The telegram from Port Hudson was read
in the rebel senate and caused lively sensa-
ton.
The Richmond Wing of the 18TH mourns
verthe reverses in the southwest, but sug-
gests that day may come when Gen Hooker
will receive a crushing blow, and every
Union soldier will be needed to defend Wash.
ington.
AT Richmond, March 18th, gold was quoted
at 81 81 % premium; silver at 81 81 10;
bank notes 80 per cent. premium; $500 are
offered for two years substitute in the cav
airy. Our late raid near Culpepper was con-
strued in Richmond into an advance move.
ment on Gordonsville 1t is admitted Stuart
was compelled to fall back.
A dispatch from Charleston, dated the 18th,
says ''all is quiet along the coast tonight"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
Gen. Wool at bridgeport.

BRIDGEPoRr, CT, March l9.-Maj. Gen.
Wool, Colonies Cameron and Howe, and
Captain Gray, of his staff, visited This city
yesterday. They were received at the depot
by mayor Sterling, the municipal authori-
ties, and large concourse of citizens, and
a salute was fired. The general was escort
ed tn the town hall, where he was introduced
by the mayor, and made most patriotic
and effective speech, appealing to the peo-
pie to stand by the government in all its acts for
the suppression Of the rebellion, denouncing
with the emphasis of an old soldier, traitors
and sympathizers with the rebellion. His
remarks were received with tremendous en-
thusiasm. The fair sex was largely repre-
scented, to whom he appealed in the most ear
nest manner.
Immediately after the meeting, Gen. Wool
and Gov buckingham and staff proceeded to
examine the harbor and shore line, attended
by the mayor and city authorities, returning
at O'Clock. A public dinner was given the
distinguished party at the Sterling House,
over which mayor Sterling presided. Speeches
were made by Gen. Wool, Capt. Denning of
the 10th Connecticut, and others. AT eight
o'clock public reception was held in the par
Tors of the house, where the fashion and beau
ty of Bridgeport thronged for two ~hours. A
fine band serenaded Gen. Wool at 8 O'Clock,
and afterwards played for a long time at the
hail. Late in the night he was again sere-
naded by party of amateur musicians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

AFRICAN HUNTING; from Natal to Zambe-
81, including Lake Ngami, the Kalahari Des-
ert, ETC., from 1852 to 1860. By William
Charles Baldwin, Esq, F. r. G. S. With IL
Illustrations by James Wolf and J. B. Zwecker.
New York: Harper 6 Brothers. This book
will find favor with all who have relish for
exciting hunting adventures in wild regions.
1t is a republished English book, and the IL
Illustrations are abundant. An eight years
hunt in South Africa is considerably different
from days tramp after squirrels and par
tridges here in Massachusetts. For sale at
Mellen's.
SYLvIA's LOVERS, novel, by Mrs. Gaskill,
has been published by the Harpers as volume
227 of their Library of Select Novels. u
Whatever Mrs. Gaskill writes is sure to find
readers. The London Atheneum calls this
superior to any OF her former works. For
sale at Mellen's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
Rebel New. from Port Hudson.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 18.-The Rich
mond Wing of the 18th says the lombard
ment commenced on Port Hudson at two
O'Clock on the l4th At twelve o'clock in the
night desperate engagement took place, the
enemy attempting to pass our battery under
cover of darkness. The firing was terrific
One gunboat passed in damaged condition
The United States sloop-of-of.war Mississippi
was burnt to the waters edge in front OF our
batteries. One large vessel was completely
rIddled, third badly crippled and the rest
were driven back. Our victory was complete.
There were no casualties on our part.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The account in
the Richmond Examiner of the 18th, dated
Port Hudson, is substantially like that of the
Wing of the same date, with the additional
facts that the bombardment on the l4th COM
menced at 2 and continued till 5. Our vessels,
it is said, fired slowly, but the rebel batteries
did not reply. The subsequent desperate en-
gagement spoken of, continued from midnight
until two in the morning. The boat that
passed the batteries, the telegram alleges, is
so much disabled as to render her achieve
ment fruitless.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-
The twenty sixth annual report has been sub
mitted, from which it appears the number of
scholars of all ages, attending the common
schools of the commonwealth. in summer, was
23,2lS; in winter, 227, Il9. The average at
tendance took about $4,000 from those fig
ures. These scholars were accommodated in
1905 schools, and educated by 1928 teachers in
summer and 5394in winter. The amount raised
by taxes for the support of public schools was
S1,5O0,50l 10, which was increased by the
income of various local and special funds to
$l,635, 626 29-the aggregate expense of the
public schools, exclusive of school books, and
erecting and repairing school houses. The
school fund on the LIST of January, 1862,
amounted to about one million and half, and
its income for that year was upward of ninety
three thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 19.-Mr. Tenn
pie, the democratic congressman elected in
Delaware to the thirty eighth congress, is
dead.
TRENTON, N. j., March 19.-The bids for
the two hundred thousand dollars state loan
were opened to-day. A very large number
of bids were made from different parts OF the
country, amounting in the aggregate to about
four million dollars. Sales were made in va
rious amounts and at different premiums, av-
eraging thirteen per cent.
A Kingston letter of March reports that
Admiral Wilkes boarded British vessel la
den with arms and ammunition for the French
army in Venezuela, and having reason to sus-
pect they were intended for the rebels, he had
them conveyed aboard his ship. The vessel
was not detained. This story created much
excitement. 1t is supposed here in New York
to be a canard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

WEDNESDAY, March 18.-In the senate a
petition was presented from Charles L. Han
cock of Boston for leave to sell the Hancock
mansion" on Beacon street. In the house an
order was offered and laid upon the table re-
ferring all matters coming into the legislature
for action after Monday next to the next gen.
erel court; and an order limiting speeches to
ten minutes was rejected-55 to II. The re-
ports inexpedient, &C., relative to giving towns
information of the death, discharge, or deser-
ton of volunteers; inexpedient relative to
bank loans to the state; inexpedent relative
to valuation of the town of Haverhill; of w.
b. Shedd, for a law relating to the check list;
leave to withdraw on the petition of the Sc
lectmen of Medford; and inexpedient relative
to compensation to the governors staff, were
severally accepted. The motion to reconsid-
er the vote whereby the house rejected the
bill in aid of the families of Massachusetts sea-
men in the naval service, was discussed at
length and rejected-83 to 1873. The bill
against change in law relating to introduction
of school books, together with minority report
in favor of change, was discussed at length
when, without action, the house adjourned for
want of quorum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
E.pres. Companv,s SAFE Robbed.

BALTIMORE, March l9.-The safe of the
Adams Express Company was robbed We'd
nesnay night, between Baltimore and Harris
burg. 1t contained various sums of money
in currency and gold, large number Of
United States certificates of Indebtedness,
United States 500 bonds, and checks of the
United States treasurer on the assistant treas
urer in New York, payable to the order of the
Adams Express Company. A reward of
$4,000 is offered by the company. The public
are referred to the list of the numbers of the
bonds and certificates published by the COM
pany, and are cautioned not to negotiate any
of them.
The following described certificates, &C.,
were stolen from Adams Express Company
on Wednesday night: Numbers of the U. S.
certificates of Indebtedness stolen-FOur U.
S. certificates of 5000 each, No. 2l,449,
2l,450, l,45l, and l,453; forty-four U. S.
certificates of $1,000 each, Nos. 59342 to 3d.
344 inclusive, 59,2l2 to 1928 inclusive,
SO 1893, 50, 203 to 50, 206 inclusive, IS, 200 to
SO, POP inclusive, 80, l4S, SO, l49, So, JAG, 3d.
147, 59,l91, So 100, 50 ,l29, 1921, 59,24S,
50, 100 to 50, 1913 inclusive, 59.332 to So, 1886
inclusive, 59,336, 59,318, 59,3l9, 1920 to
50, 324 inclusive, 59,3l7, 59,325, 59,302 to
59,305 inclusive ten FIVE twenty U. S. bonds
Nos. Is, ia to Is, 1856 inclusive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

The following instance of singular optical
illusion recently occurred in Brussels. The
victim was gentleman, who, being some
what troubled by cobwebs and spots in his
eyes. rubbed them one night with few drops
of belladonna In the morning the cobwebs
were gone, but the old outer face of the world
had changed. His newspaper, which had been
placed by his bedside, was composed of type
so small that he could hardly decipher it. He
rang the bell, and his stout servant wench
had shrunk into thin little girl of ten years.
He got up in great fright and looked after
his clothes-they were the garments of a
child, but, as his own limbs had diminished in
proportion, he got into them. He found his
wife and children at the table, the former a
dwarf, and the latter a row OF dolls. He hur-
ried off to his physician; the horses he met
looked like dogs, the dogs like rats. Every
thing was lilliputian. Lotions were applied
to the victims eyes, and the next day Brobdi-
gang returned, bringing back the cobwebs
and spots.
It's said that A. T. Stewart of New Pork,
mas n, chartered ship to be filled with food for
the destitute in Ireland. Barney Williams
proposes to give benefit in the New York
"0Suehly OF music for the same object.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
squelching of a Copperhead.

LOUISVILLE, March 1S.-A Union demo-
cratic convention, composed of loyal men of
all parties, met here to-day. The convention
was the largest ever assembled in this state,
and was composed of the most influential men
in Kentucky. Charles A. Marshall was cho-
sen president. Ex-Gov. Wickliffe introduced
Mr.. Craven of Indiana, who in the course of
his remarks complained that the democrats of
Indiana bad been called copperheads and but
ternuts. These remarks produced great con-
fusion, which prevented the speaker from pro-
ceeding. After the restoration OF order, the
convention adjourned until o-morrow, when
nominations for state officers will be made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20
From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, March 1S.-A northeast
rain storm commenced here this afternoon. A
ball, given by the officers of the ninth army
corps, takes place at Newport News tonight.
Several are invited from Old Point.
Richmond papers Of the 10th contain the
following extracts -
"Hon James L. Pettigrew died last Mon
day in Charleston, S. G.
A Charleston paper of March 18th says,
Capt Mickler, with detachment, went to the
observatory on Hilton Head last night, where
the Yankee signal corps were stationed, and
captured the whole company keeping watch
there, consisting of one sergeant and seven
privates. The prisoners have arrived at Har-
deeville.
w. H. billiard, from Spotsylvania, has ar
rived in Richmond with machinery for making
cotton cards, and will commence operations
in few DAYS"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

questioned, is waiting and anxious to be as
signed to some field of active duty. Burnside,
an accomplished general, strong in the conf
dence of the country and the affection of the SOL
diers, has waiting for weeks to be assigned
some useful field. Butler, in many respects
one of the most successful officers, is losing
precious time and opportunities in enforced
and unwilling idleness. Find places for faith
full officers like these. Give the country this
assurance that success is the end to be at
tanned 1t will rise again like strong man,
with his armor girded about him, and prepared
to end the strife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

PORTLAND, ME-, March 19.-Five $500
bills on the Central Bank, Worcester, Mass,
were changed at different banks in this city,
to-day, under suspicious circumstances, by a
stranger, who could not afterwards be found.
1t is supposed that they may have been OBJ
tanned by fraud, or possibly that they are
counterfeits.
New YORK, March ia $500 counterfeit
bill on the Central Bank, Worcester, Mass,
was detected to-day at the banking house of
Thompson Brothers. The man offering 1t
was arrested. The execution of the counter
felt is perfect, and several had been sold in
Wall street before the detection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

New York, March 19.-Steam gunboat
Huntsville, at Key West, reports that an
American barque being about to leave Mar
Unique, where the pirate Florida was lying,
the authorities compelled the Florida to re-
main in port twenty-four hours after the de-
parture of the barque. The captain of the
barque fastened his vessel to st. Thomas,
where he found Admiral Wilkes. The Adj
miral transferred his flag to the Vanderbilt,
and started for Martinique, with fair pros
pect of reaching the island before the Florida
could leave.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-20

A Cough, Cold, Or AN IRRIrATED THROAT, if al
lowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, Oltentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCuIAL TROCHES
each DIRECTLY the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CATARRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use
the Toches and their extended has caused them
be counterfeited BE to guard against worthless
limitations OBTAIN only the genuine BroWH's Bronchial
TrocheS which have proved their efficacy by test
many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
the Troches. Military Offtc ars and soldiers who
overtax the voice and exposed TO sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. d&w3m ial7