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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17

NggA S1slEslAS DR. KING formerly OF New York,
shNkS for last years Of Louisville, Ky,
Na4o'~si1tD~@ who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for so years aateru
himself having attended 70 a practice for 30 many
years, and cured 70 many thousands, he ia enabled
60 cure All diseases Of private nature, matter
how bad they may DO nom iBudioous medical treat.
ment, or from laogloct OF thoir own. Dr. Kingis
DispenEary Il No - Deaderok street, between Cher.
~ and the square, second story, where be ousss ~
diseases Of private nature.
GonorrhOa cured without nauss0us medicines .,
Interference with business
STRUCTURES OF old or recent date sdootuay cured 10
a foW days, b. an operation which oAusos no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot BE- enni0yod
Perhaps 40 disease causes more mischief aud undeF-
mines The consultation o. much.
eyphna, with All The diseases OF the skin, growing
out Of neglect OF bad treatment, can b. eneotuAly
cured ia foE days
bstllHai Wedsstt Part Al ton ha nR b6on
given 70 THIS disease and al tho Consequences krOW
Ing cut OF ~ brought on in many BY the de-
siruotive habits Of neonsiderate youths aud e1coas
I've Indulgence Of tho passions, neglect Of which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
leot unht for business society, aud oaunnE prema
ture Old age.
females who may be lab0rlug with any dlnlculiy
the Womb may rect assured Of immediate roiisf
foraona roaiding abroad, By writing and sietinF
their case with foo enclosed direct % Dr. A. King
No % Deaderiok street, Nashville, Tenn, uil haTi
tho necessary medicines Sont 10 their address one
hours hon y O'Clock ~ the morning until IN ths
uninfi iluly le-ia dAWiI,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

To be delivered as follows not less than 5000 cords
TO be delivered during the month of September; not
less than 1900 oorda during the month Of october,
and balance before the lat day Of ecembar neXti
bidders will state the price FER cord az which they
propose 10 furnish theWOOd delivered where cult bids
10 be made IN duplicate with a copy Of this adver-
tiaement.
The Wood to be cut on such land az will be desig-
mated from this Office, within line of not TO exceed
six miles from town; II cut any other lands with
an said lines the Contractor must furnish this office
with written consent nom the owner Of such lands
No bids VIII be received for less than 5000
Cords. A cash deposit must he made with each pro.
uosal at the rate Of One ThOusan Dollars for each
5O00 Cords Of Wood to be forfeited 20 the Govern
ment In case the party fails TO bind If the contract
10 awarded 10 him. bond 10 the amount o. 20
per cent Of the value Of the contract awarded signed
by two reaponaible surietios, OOndi toned for the
faithful fuhlment Of the contract will DO required.
As additional security 10 per cent Of Che value Of the
quantity awarded will be Withheld for period Of
not exceeding three weeks after the fuhment Of
the whole contract fund 10 indemnify such own
ers OF timber lands as may satf.oi0riy prove that
they have OF been properly settled with By the oop-
The timber cut on lands assessed for that purpose
and designated from this Office, will be paid for BY
the contractor at The rate OF Une Dollar per Cord
owners Of timber land have the privilege Of making
bids for timber cut on thoiT own lands, such bid
dor will In lieu Of the bonds required above, file
conveyance OF tho land 10 he cut b the United
States, and on hrat failure OF delivering the 4" ODD
~ agreed, the timber land will be uncondtuouaUy
forfeited, and the Wood cut without any compensa'
ton whateycr.
Bids will only be received from persons whose
loyalty h. undisputed or established = "oath Of Ole
legiAnce."
Biddera must be- present when tho lids are opened.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids,
Proposals 90 DO endorsed Proposals for Wood"
and addressed 10 the undersigned,
Capt and A. Q. N.
auxZ5-tl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17

=
NJ mans name Is more intimately connected with
IN the history of the Materia Medica Of the United
States, more fav0rably known pioneer In med
zeal discovery, than that OF Dr. JOHN BULL, OF Lou
isvine, KY. His inimitRble preparation Of Sarsapa.
rla has long stood al the head of the various COM
pounds Of that valuable drug. His Compound Pectora
OF u Id Cherry has become household word through
out tho West aud South and his Worm Lozengos, in
less than year after their introduction, attained
reputation az widespread as the continent Of North
America. But the GROWING glory OF his life remains
10 ne attained m his latest discovery rather com
oiuat0n for no does not Claim TO have been the dis
oyerer Of CEDRON which is the basis Of the biters
now offered TO the public. That honor belongs 10
the native inhabitants Of Central America, 10 whom
it, virtues have been known for more than two hun
bred years. Armed with IT. the Indian bids defiance
TO the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the most yenOmous serpents. II belief with them
that while there E breath eft Ia the body the OedrOn
Is potent 10 cure matter what the disease may be-
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared 20 endorse this OK.
lrRvagant pretension, he Is nevertheless satisfied
iru thorough examination Of the evidence relating
70 IL virtues, that remedy and preventive for all
diseases arising from exposure, either to changes Of
weather and climate, or TO the miasmatic influences
II stands without rival, and justly deserves the
reputation It has 80 long enjoyed In Central America
and TIE West Indies. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17
CEnnnN RITTERS
NOVICE.

We pay particular attention TO the
handling aud sale Of Cotton having facili Toe for 50
doing unsurI assod BY ary other House. Liberal ad
yancea made on shipments, and the highest market
call the attention Of shippers Of Cotton 20 the Lou
hvillo market MoFERRANs& MENkfkEi
In tho Provision aud C0mmissonl Business ho,.lls
Main st Louisville, Kyts
aunk-Im
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17
DYSPEPSIA


ala It's attendant train OF symptoms, II aots more
Ike charm than a medicine. There Is nothing in
the whole range Of the Matsra hedica that for
moment bear a compa ison with II In this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the 18th edition OF the u 3. Dapensatory, pages
1857 and 1883.
A series OF experiments In which Dr. Bull has been
tor years engaged, has just been brought 10 a sue
oessiu ter mnRtOn, and he s now enabled TO oer 70
me public q comb nation OF CedTOn, with other APP
DIT wed tonos the whole preserved In the best quality
OF lpper distilled bourbon whisky, which he s CON
hdent has no equal In the world.
He might furnish volume OF certificates, bat the
public nave long since learned 20 estimate such things
at the true value. The safest plan Is for every one
10 tes' 4 himself the virtues Of a new medicine.
Givetp
CEDRON BATTERS
one l. "a and you will never use any others,
rs ntt necessary 10 publish long list OF diseases
for which the Oedron Bitiers are specific.
In all diseases OF the stomach, Bowels Liver, or
Kidneys
fangemont Of the stomach or Bowels
In Govt, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia
And la Fever aud Ague;
ID IA destined 10 superaede all other remedies. Il
not only cures all these diseases but it prevents
them.
wine glass fun Of the Btters taken an hour be
lore each meal will obviae the ~ ELECTS Of the most
unhealthy climate, aud screen tho person taxing u
against Il .ase under the most trying exposure.
sold by ruggists and Grooors generally.
ar Dr. John Bulls Principal ONCE, fiith street,
Louisville, Ky. june lb-5m
Sold wholesale ia Nashville BY Armstrong q Co 4,
Church 9treat. nashville,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

ATTHF AMERrc DIsPENsARY VIZ TRFAT BIZ
n new method and with the hsppiesi results, fso-
tsHs Iteri failing II the womb, Lasceratson tfcer
.,fion L,pA rrhe whites, mary snd all other dis
ease, 10 which the I.aercdR F,sRde Is 10 peculiarly
liable send three dollars aud receive by express one ~
the doctor Fs5nale Syringe. This instrument sh"uio
BE- used b, every woman IN the land for TIE purpose OF
clInliaess COMFORT hed,h. dc Sent free ON receipt
of stamp copy Private Letter 20 Married Lsd,es
on health dc The Doctors celebrated Female rue,
fresh from the Dspensary are rTg good IN simple as
eases. irregularities, DC. Price 81. sent BY mall
AT che A,a~ycds Dfsp<ssory We siro trest scrhoei
mercury and with failing success, Ieesd OF
what the ouacks call Jrirafe secrf Diseases Syphilis
i'm all it, stages Gonorrhea. elect structure Hydroceie
Circocee vacocele, csrsooee. spermstorhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'M
potency and effects 81 self-abuse. The iasi six are
treated Of IN private letter which we send free on
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon In charge Of this de-
partment r. best Hospitals IN Europe sud In
New York City, enables him 10 patients scientihcai-
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living distance communicate by letter
ard be treated at their homes In urgent cases SEND -
or slU and receive nc tcines -
Consultation free and confidential Room No fts
East W ashington Street, indianapolis r. o. Box ize<-
a.rs-dly -wlst-lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
From the Richmond whig, September 4.
Plans of the Rebels.

We agree with the Mlssissippan. that the true
policy of our armies is, and has been from the IN
cepton OF hoStilities. to cODcentrate--to mass
their force,-and never f-ht unless something
substantial IS To he gained President DAVIS
seemed 10 realize THIS great truth ~ his message
70 Congress Just after the fall Ui Fort DOnelSon.
In that message he said the Cone,leracy had un
deriaken more than it was able 10 accomplish.
and vet strange it appear. the policy OF the
war was still unchanged Our armies remained
scattered. They were not massed They have
never relinquished any point except as they were
driven from it by the euemy's bayonets or starva-
ton We have undertaken To defend every
approach to vast q IN IN Our
forces have been scattered along our whole iron.
tier and a A matter of course weak points were
TO be found by the willy Toe de eOu.d mass his
forces and Overwhelm the COniee, aies al any
given point. Thus have we Tough and suffered,
thus have paid dearly tor the experience We
have gained and thus il is that SO many battles
have been lost aud 50 many Jus opened 10 the
invader IL is not vet too late, however, 70
abandon policy which actual trial has proved &c
be erroneous We can vet mass our armies and
draw wisdom from the example of Washington
vhnse tactics worked out the great problem OF
the first Revolution When too weak 10 fight ",
can retreat, and BY having all our forces in twC
grand corps our skillfu Generals can very easill
maneuver them so A. to thwart foe vastly "a
perior The day OF defeat will have passed AVA,
when our veteran armies hurled in soil,
masses gaiIst the toe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

If Democrats are such mean men shy do
Republicans wish 20 run the olcest Of them for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

The pastor Of the Congregational Church at
New Bedford. Massachusetts,. having been drafted
announced publicly that he could raise the SOU
through the kindness of friends. but that he felt
constrained TO decline the money and 60 himself
Sabbath, August 9Th, he preached sermon.
which is reported in the Springfield Republican,
giving his reasons for going. Some of his sen
fences we're these;
..It Is said that Edward Everett visited the
Board of Enrolment in his district and paid the
Communication money for his two drafted sons,
and thus sho VI ed n the account goes on 20 say,
his manly patriotism by a practical acknowl-
eigement Of the claims Of cOuscrpiion.' proving
that he meets every responsibility growing out
Of the on the Constitution and the Union
Not TO put too nice point on Il. Edward Ever
eft does veil: he Is undoubted patriot; but Il
y obvious to.say that if his sons able bodied
men, and that IN this case J. 10 he presumed. he
showed his patriotism IN the very lowest form
known 70 he law. IL i not money. but men.
the Government wants. And With this commu
tatlon money ]. l. very doubtful whether il eau
obtain all the needed. The matter very
obviously stands thus: The highes; form oil
patriotism j. 10 shoulder one ; gun and 90: th.
Dext 90 furnish robust. hearty substitute at an,
expense, and the third 10 pay $500 | have .
wife and family. and know what the endear
meBts OF home. are. But other people beside
preachers have homes aud endeArments. and
AN not going 70 exhort them about muskets
while myself refuse. in this great hour Of need
10 shoulder oBel"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
Governor johnson ON Reconstruct
lion.

At large Union meeting at Franklin. Ten
nessee. August %, Governor AspREw JoHSsos
made an eloquent speech. from the report of
which We take the following:
The idea has been cunningly circulated that
after the rebellion has been suppressed the North
will not let w. back into the Union. nor let u
have State Government What shallow hum
buggery and deception. Some think &c must
petition the Government 70 ge; back into the
Union deny the doctrine of secession wholly
absolutely, toto cqlo Tennessee is not out OF
the Union. never has been. aud never will ne out
The bonds of the Constitution and the Federal
power will always prevent that, The Govern
.meui u perpetu, y, prosis i made :Or reiorm
ing the Government aud amending the Cpustitu
ton. and admitting States iaie the Union; not fo'
lefIing them out 81 Il
lis Government uf msnv States. and there
mast ne harmony betseen AL parts Of The IRA
chiaerv: there must not he clashing betseeii he
dit rent wheels 81 our political system. Wh.rs
.re we nowl There il rebellion; that va
anticipated as | SAID. The rebel army IS drives
back Here lies yosr State. sich man IN h.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

bed. emaciated and exhausted. parslyred IN AL
hs poser and on bic To walk alone. The phys'
cian comeS. Don't quarrel about anteceten's'
but sdmsuiSrer Ia hiss wants aud cure him a.
quickly ssp S.ible. The United States sends an
agent. or Military Gipvernor. whichever yop
ples-e. To- cali him "a aid YOU IN restoring you,
Government Whenever YOU desire. IN good
fairh to restore civil authority you can do s"-
Manifest a desire TO do 80 and a proclamation Tor
en- election viii be issued as speedily IS h Is prac-
ticable TO hold one. One by one all the agencies
Of your State Government will be set IN MOTION
A Legislature will be elected. Judges will De
appointed temporarily until you can eject tnem NJ
TIE polls; and so of Sberifs, county court judges
Justices and other officers until the way Is larry
omen for the people. ard all the parts of civil
government resume their ordinary functions.
This il 10 nice. intricate me,spbssicsl question
IL j. plair. comm ~ -ense matter. "nd mere "
nothing in the ~av hat oh<tinacy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

Address ss the Dssnecrntie nssneers
q a.. sen~rsI A,-<estJy-to The People OF na,An,
sssriag fss,h ne hl-,6ry q the late SESSION. -"
r...oa. ~hy more ksa not been accomplished =.
e,..sssussss.i t<rrn This d,eun-nt nskes Pa"pa'e
q ssvss Page, ard on Be fHfni'ssd any sasa''
prs>s o. 90 per saH<rsd-
rse Csuserips Ass-speech % Hen.
a veo,h.>s On me cosscrfpsicn Bill. IN The House OF
s..r-..u,.v.. Fssrusry 70. isss This y" one OF the
a.. ,,>>che. q Mr. Voorhees,. on question ro~ oc-
,.gvt.x large sb.re Of pubiie attention. and every
ss,,.n m inslsrs should have scopy n makes pam
SHE. q eight PAGES. Price o. per hundred
The Lssevsy % the Csssssn-speecs
~ No., D. ~ vosrh>>s delivered IN the House sf Rep
r...as.-.. February n. l>ss on the "Aes sendenf,
Al. President and ether persons for sapsndns the writ
Of h.s..s esrvss and sefs dens In pursaanee thereof
n nov printed In psnphlss for and can be obtsinsd At
this one This :. he great effort Of NJ VOORHEES, 70
protect liberty Of the csisea, and shoeid DC IN 'hs
hands q every rossr IN indsna u makes psmphis'
81 sixteen pages. Price o. 50 per hundrsd
rTAIl orders should direct the speeches 70 De sen
By express a. the postage Win be one cent copy ans
must be prepaid.
Aaar... ELDER. HARDNESS BINGHAM,
"a ru.fi suoils.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
BATES HOUSE,, Indianapolis
September ID. 1868.

P s. will pay according to advertising rates
for the publication of this letter in the Indiana
Journal. the Cincinnati Commercial and the
Wabash Express. ID. W. V.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
SUN RES.
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
900 Gross Corks, all sizes;
900 lbs. Sealing Wax; 49,.
800 doz Brushes, of all kinds, sizes ana
STYLES;
SO bbis Coal Oil;
10 bbls Benzine;
90 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 eases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac~onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbs Varnish;
is bbls Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz Scotch Ale;
BY STEW ART Il MORGAN.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IVA No a. East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
There /. no, a soldier living or dead. Tho can

There is not a soldier. living or dead. -ho can
rise up here or hereafter. and say ina. when
found him or his Ia need. did not help him.
can appeal 20 officers and men alike on tins sub
Jet During my Congressional lie. when. and {.
in what instance have ever failed 10 render
every assistance 10 ms power to the sick. the
wounded and the needyf | have given more
dollars 10 this cause than my iradursrs have
given cents Every one who knows me personally
viii recognize the truth in what say.
To view OF these facts who will dare say that
now turn round and denounce the soldiers! IL
is simply absurd Ii is worse. Il is 4 crime--a
crime committed against me by class OF men
Who have fitted ia every other ~-y 10 defeat me
before the reopie bv whom, am best known. and
who witness nv daily walk and conversation.
have written this IN justice To you as we'll as
10 myself You do not wish To be misled or to
do Injustice to any one. nor do ] intend that
malicious and depraved demagogues shalt con
tinue longer to alsiiy my record. nv acts. and
4 my words.
| differ widely on many questions from Mr..
LINCOLN These differences are explained in all
nv printed speeches Mr.. LINCOLN. as well as
all his followers, have a right to their opinions
have the same right 10 mine. and. II need be.
can die TO maintain them. OF this there need he
no doubt. Ny body may yield to violence. my
mind never will Ii Is glorious TO die for ones
country, and il is also glorious TO die for liberty
Nv enemies may kill me-they will never over
awe me.
J Now. soldiers Of Indiana. all have done foi
: you in the past shall continue to DO in the iu
ture When you hear have done other
wise, be assured that il is false. by word once
E given never break Many men are interested
e in poisoning your minds against me rely OF
my own acts and your intelligence to defeat thei
designs.
D have hopes for the future. / hope for tn
: Union. and hope for liberty, and through me
neither the one nor the other. shall ever be betray
o Cd or abandoned OF this you may rest content
e am. very truly, your friend,
;. D. W VOORHEES,.
n BArEs HorsE. Indanapolis.(
h September Ia, 1863.
= s. will pay according to advertising rate
for the publication of this letter in the Indian
Jnurnal the Cincinnati Commercial and III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
Di e d.

HAMLIoS-At 3 o'clock p. N. on NJ ''nday. serfen
be- a. sarah Hamilton aged Is years. daughter Of John
milton. fsq. Ha
The funeral will take place from the residence OF MT
Hamilton, on the National Road. IN miles east OF 'he
city. I morrow "wednesday at 81 A. H. serv'eeso y
R-v. n. stevenson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

Wheat quite brskiy sought after, chiefly by ship
pers, at advance OF &c. The days receipts were
only ia 400 bushels The days sales embraced 1s7 00C
bushels. partly from store. at 81 so for new 81 40
81 so for old white Western 81 2S 81 sc bc latter for
superior new for amber Western, 81 % 81 ~! for red
do winter 81 90 81 90 for amber iowa Wisconsin and
Green Bay, 81 02tI 81 20 for Milwaukee Club, CSC.
81 10 for Chicago spring. and 81 38 for choice rev am.
Der Kentucky. lively demand partly speculative,
listed for Conn., which advanced &c per bushe and Closed
with an upward tendency. The receipts amounted Il
204 200 bushels and the days sales to 25 900 bushe
Toe Use closing at 78c for snund and T5c &c for
unsound Western mixed and 7sc a 700. for Western
Canada At 60c. &c state at &C., II lc Western at
64c. TIC thc latter for sunerior new). Rye in
active q. $50 sic for Old, and new at DC. Nothing
now II barley or barley malt tra alia sgas II e.
CorFRE 10 moderate requeat with GALES OF 500 bags
Ceylon at &c.. 100 bags Maracabo at 3c $50 bags Rio
part at 30Lc.; 200 bags St Domingo on . I. it
C0TroS active and advancing, with sales of 200
bales reported since our last at zoo Tic for mddng
FsH.The demand was good for most kinds, and prices
ass So = " - ~ 20 - w. ~ -
FRxGHTs.-There less activity in the market with
SOS vessels OF all descriptions port To Liverpool there
shipped 400 bbls flour at Is. Cd a.; 600
bushels grain at I'd 100 heavy POS. 22s.
"a TO Ioodon 1000 bb!s -four a 2s 40 900 bush
buarter 1875 oil COZ To Bristol $50 tons
heavy goods AZ $685. To Galway foreign vessel took
l6 900 bushels gram nj u.s. 3D. To Antwerp so tons log
HAv.--New bac WINS In more demand and rather nrm
or ut a5c. 81 with less Offering. u edo IA s !
having bsen good and the receipts limited There were
only 5000 nides receved whhc 4S,OOO hides were sold
during tho week Ine sales included 700 Dry Buenos
Ayros ana Montovideo ~ n ~ sc 700 dry Bnonos
Ayres. in boui nc cash, usual geection 800 dry Cor
dova private terms; $500 dry Rio Graude, 26c 2oc.
cash, ussal selection 1000 dry ornoco DC, m0nths
usual selection; 100 dry Central American &c az hc
cash usual seeesou $50 dry California &c months.
usual selection 900 dry sailed Marnnham 900 dry salt
Cd Sandwich Island 400 dry sated Bahia, dry salt
edWest ndes, 600 dry hontcvideo Kip private terms
$500 dry Penang cow &c.,; 500 country saughters,
10xc. 10Ac 20 500 city saughters, 1oc 1OEc. cash
1900 Washington, SO bales Calcutta cow 70 arrivc pr
vate terms 900 dry California, owner
account The stock on hand OF OK and COW hides is
26J 100 (same time last year 4c5 800 year before
4p3 3O0) and 100 bales = = rst TN SOD -
Hors were in demand al 2Oc a Nc for yearlinrs aud
24c. 26c. for new.
LEATHER .-Messrs Il D. Hull Co say: In the market
for hemock cole we have 10 rcpor continuation the
activity poticed in our last Fewer BUYERS have made
their appearance In the swamp this week than during the
last doubtless being kept homo by the known
Scarcely OK stock sggregate business done
much less, large having shipped
ort,ern Tho demand IA good from All ACTIONS Arly