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nnAcficsNG PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
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orrcr oyas Fornox sroHr.
NsneAsstsr, Bennington County, Vermont.
4. xtxgB So ". PRINpLE.
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UNDER THE LAKE.

Progress OF the Great Fresh Water Tun.
nel-A VisNI 10 Regions SubterrRneRn-
Eleven Hundred Feet Under the Lake.
The great lake turnel of Chicago takes rank
with the most marvellous enterprises of this mar
Yelous age. Tne city Of Venice e-"beautiful
Venice"-built upon seven small islands, has been
not inappropriately christened the "child of the
sea, and often have writers figuratyely asserted
that 1t "arose from the sea-" Chicago arose from a
dense swamp, and many there are who can dis
cover a striking similarity in more than one
respect between the parent and its offspring.
Thus, notwithstanding the fact that the authori-
ties have raised the grade several feet throughout
nearly the entire city, we have our moist seasons
and wet spells. There is no lack of water, such
as it is; but for drinking purposes It has well
been said that the few wells which have been
dug might as well have never been dug at all.
Water was found, to be sure, in great abundance /;
but its quality was very unlike its quantity.
The city authorities, resoutely graphing with
the difficulties, set to work to obtain supply Of
water from Lake Michigan, that foreshortens the
city on the east in such manner as to give rise
to the suspicion that at some time one-half of 1t
had pped of into the lake and disappeared.
A huge iron pipe was run out into the lake TO
distance of about half mile, and mammoth
steam-pumps brought in the water and distri-
buted il through underground pipes all over the
city. But this brought anything but satisfactory
relief, for t was found that the water was so
shallow at the mouth Of the lake pipe that the
slqhtest storm puddled it so as to render il unfit
for use. Nor was that all. Shoals of little fish,
usually called minnows, infested the shallow
water at the mouth of the pipe, and not untre-
duently managed it so as TO pop out INTO our
glasses, pitchers, and tea-kettes, sometimes
Saliye and kicking" but oftener in state OF pu'
trefaction-and that is how and why the grea
So many times have we described this tunne
that we will now skip over it with the brletesl
possible description. A shore shaft sunk to th'
depth Of seventy five feet is the starting point
Al the bottom of this commences the tunnei, Z
circular bore, under the lake. of nearly seven fee
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Office, No 3l4 MARKET St Philadelphia.

MOI A wen on OIL Greek, now pumping 10 barrels per
day and Increasing.
30 p wen on on Creek now over 800 feet deep with
large show Of OIL Near this Is the Corn Planter We'll
which Is now pumping 800 barrels OF OIL per day.
No. 3. well on Creek $40 feet deep now ready for
tubing with splendid show OF ol every pros pect pro-
ducing lArGey.
No. A. one fh interest In tract Of ave hundred acres
the Ales heny river; six welis pumping my
Tels Of oil day three wells going down with
ulle of river front, all good boring territory
No, 5. half acre AZ rideoue, Economite Wells
which are now pumping sixty barrels per icy.
No 6. Eight and half In alnut Bend the Allie
gheDy rivers immediate surrounding this property an8
prOduc ng wells This tract will be developed rapidly
Subscriptions now being received, aRd large
tOn OF the stock areadS taken. The prospectus and all
information be Obtained the OiCe Of the Company,
now at No. 3l4 MARKET Street. l26-iR
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA AND OHIO
10000 SHARES or s. EACH
Working Capital, Sg5, 900.
sUEaCRmTIoN PRICE, $3.50 PER SHARE


Tho property orbs Company cor,l,t, o.
Firs t-act ofoue hundred arre. In 70. simple s,ti
atod IN Pleasant county, wost Virginia upon Ravsons
Kun near the celebrated Tack" wells Upon this tract
theEr aGnew engine just arr, Cd with which I O, Ia
tended y Prosecute o Developments OF the property with
visor lt Is within mllo Of Horse Neck hich Is con
ccdca TO be r the heart Of The oil territory new wells
being truck nearly every week. 10 Is situated up,u the
great uplSaya now poovcn g. be the host Indication OF
oil territory n that region. Horse neck Burning Sprsg
aldue oil territory 10 Ohio, Sre all upon tue uphoayaL
lsis avcp proven fact that It Is necessary 20 strike
insure" iu the roya D order 20 obtain paying we'll
although in passing Through tue rock show OF oil may
Dc ohArea, uls tH' fac. which makes a volcanic up
heA'al importance t many assures or breaks
.n the strata
second Lsa,e' ~ 1880 acres on Fnecu Hne Run
Wellington county, unlo, as followa.-
Triton 80 ac-cs, 20 yCars Royalty, onc-dfth the OIL
Moc-e-s0 acre', u years; Royalty, onc-ogbth the OIL
MyTs-S ac'es rs years Royalty, ono nnh tho oil.
Cru hot-i0 acres ljy cnrs Royalty one-scvenh the OLE
N.as-l.o acres, 10 years, Royalty, one dGh the oil.
Ioye-42 Gc'cs, 10 years; Royalty one nth the OIL.
hi'.s-i6) acres, - years loyalty nnh the OIL
Ganu-ltO acres 10 wears, Royalty, one. hhh the OIL
CoVey-t' acres 10 years; Royalty one dnh he oil.
Ecsop-jtO acres Il years, Royalty one-dith tho OIL
Cuthbert-l2 acres 10 years; Royalty, one nah the OIL
Thompson acres, Is years Royalty, nnh the oil.
Nndo- so acres, 10 Yeas Royalty, SIKH the oil
Worch-GO acres, I5 ears; Royalty. NJ the OIL
On itc Britcn, Myorc Snidor, worgh, and Thompson
q NC are engines with wcs down respectively 500 feet
10 fect, snd 800 feet.
On the Cuthbcrt uero IS a well down 100 feet with en-.
ginc on tie ground.
On the snyder lease there 1, burning Spring,
Subscription Books aro 0psn At the oGlcs OF
II. l.. MOSS.
l2.)3t No. ~ DOCK sTEEET.
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

CAPlTAL..''.',,''.' 'SiOO,OOO
10000 SHARES. VALUE $1,000
PREsIDEET-JOHS ALEXANDER.
Neutrality-suspicious. ". T0RREY.
sECRETARY-WM S. LANE.
DIRECTORS
A. G.. CATTELL, President Corn Exchange National
Bank Philadelphia.
EDWARD @. JANIS, Of the house Of Thomas Richard
son Co, Philadelphia
JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1898 Arch street, PhIAda.
DAVID YANDERYEER, No. COS n. Thrtesnh street,
Philadelphia.
j. II. LYDAY, Pittsburg.
RR. PORTER, NJ. D., Wilmington,
VIM. 8. LANE, Philadelphia.
Once No. 14S 8. FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The property Of this Company consists OF oil Land,
Leases and Ground Rent Reserves Royalties Of all the
oil produced on the "a. Buchanan Farm" OIL Greek.
And also all the oil and underground deposits in two hun
dred acres of Land Hickory creek YenGnsS eoEny
Pennsylvania.
on the "a. Buchanan Farm" over sixty OF which arc
leased FIRST class operators Seventeen wells are now
producing oil several being tested with good
prospects and twenty thirty being bored at various
stages ofprogresS.
As a sold promising investment limited number OF
fun paid shares Of $40 per share may be obtained at 81
each, upon application any Of the officers, or at the
once ofthe Company.
The prospectus containing full description OF the Com
pany property, be obtAned atithe office. l95-lm
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OFFICE. No 432 WALNUT STREET.
SECOND STORY, BACK ROOM.

The property Of The Company consists OF the following
valuable leases Oh Greek aud Cherry Run, and whoA
are only partially deye yeopod the production Being nearly
sixty barrels per day, equal 10 one per per
month on the capital stock. and is Increasing. Aso
tract Of i57 in fee simple on Chorry RuA on As
most valuable portion Of H. sufficient OF itself or com
pany with twice the capital stock. This property WAs
selected FOR private nyoimen and for Speculation
and ohers inducements seldom motwith In themany con-
psnes now organizing
no. l.-MLLEB FAVM
This ll2 foc lease Of II acres on which thsre 10
well flowing over 80 barrels per day Also ~ OF the
oil In said well making In all s-I2 or Of the oil es o.
expense
No. 2.--STEYENSON FARM
An undivided half part Of the "Barbcr Farm" contain
ing DO aoCes, situated OIL Creek adjoining Foster and
about mile above the Noble Well property lies
In the vicinity Of the best territory on the creek
and If developed will prove immensely valuable Tha
other undivided half is owned by company who pre-
pairing to work the land vigorously and product OF the
Gil this Interest shares.
No. .S,-BENNEHooF FARM.
This Is lease of 81 acres on which Is erected RAD
merry in fun operation and four are being put down
One is complete and ready for testing another uearI,
dewn, and the remainder progressing tits aremarkAbs
fact that well has been on this nat that has ed
70 produce OIL and witbia the next sixty days doubtless
E.B.-slrce the above information has been received
that ell Is down ready tube with very show
and another iy ready to tube. From them is not
unreasonable to expect at least MY barrels per day to the
interest
No. 4.-BUCIGAEAN FARM
This lie lease Of 2H acres situate at the mouth Of
Cherry Run, which there is pumping and one
flowing well, producing to the interest forty barrels per
day and ner,Ssing There room for at least three
wells.
No 3.
Alarm ofl57 aCros In fec simple on Cherry Run ear
Fumer, hreeourhs Of which boring territory being
Tehry all fiat bottom land. On this tract 1t the intention
Of the Company to work once intending to
sink several wells, and ocr inducements responsible
parties to lease portion Gift IS confidently expected
by judlcious and vigorous prosecution OF the sewers
Interests this Company vii be able 10 nay from one 10
two per cent per month from the noncement on the
entire capital stock, It is confidently expected the Com
paay win declare dividend early in January for thIa
month, from the present production.
Only lin tied number Of shares are for sale Al the Sub
scripuon rice.
Books for a limited NUMBER In Boston, BaIti-
more, and several other places.
ONE SUBSCRIPTION ALONE OF OVER TWO HUN-
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS HAVING BEEN MADE
TO THE saEKlSAH. The sale Of the shares to bs
divided among the different cities Is necessarily
limited. l23S
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PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Capital, S40O. O.oOo-Par. SIS Per Share.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50 PER SHARE
FOR FULL-PAID STOCK AND NO FURTHER
ASSESSMENTS
The property OF this Company consists Of the following
valuable
FEE SIMPLE
Territory, extensive leasenolds, PRODUCING WELLS,
Wells going down and nearly finished -
Eo. About 20 any Acres Cherry Tree Run n FEE
This Territory Is opposite the DaAe Petroleum Company
lBayes Farm) on On Creek bounded In part BY the cee
No 2. Lease perpetual t00 years) on Wash. McCntock
OnCreeh-S4 acres, all nat, very valuable flowing ana
no. 3. wild Cat Flowing weu about 80 barrels per
day, on Wash. MoClintock Farm. The Company OWna
the WHOLE working Interest in this WE'LL engine tanks
No 4. "CaIfornia wen No l. ION on Greek; down 600
feet all ready TO reube This well has flowed 100 barrels
No g. "Cal.lona Wen MOI on OIL Creek down nearly
5OO feet ---o,...,
no Lease perpetual 90 years) on ~ acres OH Creek,
ali fiat contsinng lie above wells, with fteen-horss
engine, TANKS derrieks, engine houses, sc.
All At ana In one well down 400 feet quarter interest
(v-orkinpI m thls vel and lease
TEN \ iioUsAED SHARES RESERVED FOR WORK
ING CAPITAL.
Books for oRiGISAL subscription arc now open at our
once for few days onY when closed, the stock % be
boards As BORA PIpE dividend paying OIL PRODUCING
ConfAhNi WREN u Is e1pecied the shares VIII largely
~ ~ e 'iln Pti ~ t
Company, with the actual large Interests must make
faVorite as a secure investment. -
No, Il Farquhar Buildings WALNUT below THIRD,
Philadelphia Agency.
LEoEARD MANLEY,
No. o. BEAyER sueet, New York Agency.
SPENCER, villa CO., Bankers,
Ills Boston Agoaog.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY
Organized Under the Law, Of New York,


EUST BE- g.
fhNH'ls A. IALhhh' President bDaiTay Bhnk.
Ne" York
NATHAN RANDALL. Ex-Pres..ept rDI.et st.f.,
Telegraph comp'ny, Sew York.
ALBERT Il. kICoLAy. OF Albert Il. NIe,l,v b O,
Brokers and Auctt,ucafs No 5lyyutIo sreot ~, "a
EUGENE JACKSON, Of Poh,nlus 4 T7,t,o,. Nan,
ere and Brokers, no bEschause place. New York.
EDMUND e.. sT.p,r,N ,,.-.,.-. ,,..- vel. No..
lem, sfork Rgs-F ,,s tl..t. n, p, -. , - 80.
York '
-
ANh"H" MthNf IIh, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Ph,lsoephH
EoprRr ,GARKsoS .,,g.,.,.,u. g, ,,..,.-.
Nu.l.Is. Third street. PlilafDpha
v,.pg,, r,,r..,.. ..,.
OFFICERS
Nhs.n'Fr.
ALBEIT H. H'Ni'olAf, New rorh.
VICE 'hhsInI'T'
ANDRE" MEHAtFEl' Philadelphia
THk''Hrs",
\. Stu t. tresdch Shoe AMI hoat10r BanN, New
.r.r..r,.,
rr,f1rND ~ srpr,t.N
r,,..s,
WILLIAM Il. ANruOs Nv y,r,
ADAM C.. ELLI, Now yors
r,ystr.
sUOP ANDLrATtTFR RANK Neyg y,rk
G.. .AlKsON & co pfTl,JrInbi,
utFlCh9 VI IhE C"M'NNh'
No''z WILLIAM street Ne" work.
NO III D lhliD street, ihhAdolphis
CAPITAL sToCK. ..........., ......... IOo0 sUAREs
AT THE MAMMA. PAR or q, r,ou -s,.rscr,,.
,rtn>. rprgr q j, M, su.tr
stock subject to no further assessment.
S"a.'s ~ oo sou IN or 'ne l'na lease
r,, a'' VI '"' ''"P'"y lue re-
5000 SHARES, OR 100000 RESERVED FOR WORK
IN" CAPITAL
Tho New York and Philadelphia Petroleum Company
has been organized with the greatest care by expercpce
capitalists Of the two cities whose Names are united In IA
EXCLUSIVELY sqG s2GcruoI IIE INTERESTS OF ITS
No pains have been spared to place It on genuine and
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COMMOEwBALIH OIL COMPANY

COMMONWEALTH OIL COMPANY
LAWRENCE COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL sTOCI1, 100000.
FAR VALUE, $3.50.
wy'SlSG CAPITAL RESERVED roe DEVELOP.
NENr, bl5co
rHvsIDrNr,
r WEAVER.
rHBAsuRnn,
SAMUEL Il Hill
sTURBrNRv,
DAVID B. HILI.
DIRECTORS,
weaver Jsme, woIf
John AcUluel J-, Ii ron usuby.
hamUnI Il. THuar KAAcr.
william Mec,cr.
RJisc'lpt 5us 'Ir limited ruubtr Of gHarrB will row
De Tggei' ed az the o1.ce OF the Company
No. 1ll CIIESNJfT STREET.
She ands OF this Company ool'Hd o1 Slippery Rock
Gre. h lT NwfCUrr County InHnsNiysU one wel
Uts winch are hghH eugourasnEi1 i1 the c'tpnraor' tut
Frt DE rcahHed of 8peIMsUUuUy sufficient 20
THF haY doom cN tie Investment samples uu may
be seen as tie once pf the Company. ~ l-1t
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THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

OF HE
PITTsBURG AND BOSTON PETROLEUM COMPANY
VIII close on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th inst
II. S. LEECH, Treasurer,
No. ItFARQUHAE BUILDINGS.
PHLApELrTIA, December /, 1864. I3-2.5t
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DROBPECTUS
or TIM
C0TTER FARM OIL COMPANY,
PHIL
PHILADELPHIA.

Capital Stock, 81, 100000.
DIVIDED INTO 100000 SHARES AT So PER SHARE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 80 80 PER SHARE.
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T'ITE CLARK
OIL AND MINING COMPANY,
CAPITAL, 100000.
100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, FIVE DOLLARS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 81.
SO further aues,meut to be made as 500 Shares have
Je.a sescryci Cor working Capital
OEFICEIsS.
rRrsrDENr
JAMES Il. wEBB.
UCB rRBsIDrsr,
JAMES n. SCOTT PhlaIc9.us
rnBAsvRHR,
join II GOULD, Philadelphia.
sRCEFrARY,
CHARLES ). DALHNs.
DIRECTORS
JOSEPH 2. CLARK, JOHN II. GOULD,
NM JFNKs FELL, DANIEL HENSU.
ALFRED WILLIS JAMES r. WEBB,
JAMES y. SCOTT TUNIs p. CONWAY,
GsANC D. GUyER,
The Certificates are now being Issucd l2-l-]t
OFFICE, No. 81 CHEsEUr STREET.
NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital 100000. 10000 Shares, $40 Par
PRESIDENT.
WATSON MALONE.
MANAGERS.
WATSON MALONE. HuQH STEVENSON,
MCHAELC BOYER, THOS j LASCAS YER,
?. BLAChBIRNE, JR., JAMES G.. FAREIRA,
ALEXANDER /. BEAM.
TREASURER.
THOMAS j. LANCASTER.
SECRETARY.
HENRY G. STEVENSON.
This Company Is founded upon substantial and legiti-
mate business basis and offers greater inducements aud
more reliable security for investment than any other
before the public. subscriptions bong received
and large portion ut the stock Is already Diagrams
othc property may be examined, aud al alJrmaon
tanned at The office OF the Company No III 3. SECOND
Street,
JAS. H. STEVENSON,
u22-tuthslm GENERAL AGENT.
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.

CAPITAL'''''.''''''' ''.''s'''''''...S5OO GOO.
lOOOOO SHARES. S..'..................S5 IS Each.
Subscription Price .................."S2.
10000 Shares Reserved as Working Capital.
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no. l.-MLLER FAVM.

This Is ll2 froc lease Of II acres on which thsrs 6
well lowing 80 barrels per day. Also Pa OF the
oil in said we'll making In all g-I2 or Il Of the oil es o.
expense.
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SHEKlNAH PETROLEUM COMPANY.
100000 SHARES.

Working Capital, $4,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50 PER SHARE.
FULL STOCK.
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napropO,cI to form ;hl, Company from the following
intcrcsts:-
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General sheridan Gives the citizens of
Winchester AN Audience Something
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
Ex.Captain General Concha. OF Cuba.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Several dispatches relative to the surrender o D. Jose
A. Argueles published 10 the NEw York HERALD o.
The 23d Of May last In one Of these, dated Havana, 5h
from Mr. Thomas Savage Vice Consul the United States
TO Mr. =. W. Seward Assistant Secretary Of the state
Department giving him details in regard the expedi
tion captured by the Lieutenant Governor OF Colon
and referring TO the parties interested therein or in
other words to the owners. Mr Savage with that evy
which characterzes all accusations founded hearsay
introduces the OF his Exccency Seuor D. Jose dc ID
Concha Certain gratuitous suggestions that are
tanabe account OF the very false basis upon which
they grounded, require refutation sensible and
honest persons begin Hst 10 deprecs;e them nnd the
Of the people condemns them next to rid
culs and oblivion. But what Is said by Mr. Savage in
reference TO General Concha win not allow 10 pass
without proper corrective for the very reason IL
has emanated from public functionary and s stamped
in Official document
Would General Coucba to whom the very centre OF the
British Parliament has addressed words dsnnc.on and
justice for his active conduct in the persecution OF the
slave tradswouid General Concha to whom Distinguish
I'd writers snch az Don Jose Antonio saoo whose test
mony canne be doubtful TO any one hfvs granted APP
pause upso showing In figures and satscs documents
the decrease which the slave trade had dur
ing the two periods Of his administration General Con
cha has been twice Captain General Of the Island Of cuba
minister Of the 70 his highest ambition realized
grandee Of Spain 70 stain bis and his fair fame,
converting himself ioto nier out Of negro expedition
or partaker In tho same
We appeal 10 has cruel enemies for honest an.
Ewer. DO they 0elevc tnat such surp0fition be
Logical reasonable with regard 20 Spanish gene
raj at the time the said expedition place, NJ the
head Of two departments snd coupsslor Of the ouesD IL
there one alone who cs sincerely believe that In
influential position, Ia another that lcss enc
Concha could be mixed up with smuggers abomi.
pabls speculation Let them answer honestly We asa
for more.
That oarelessnees with which persope are prone TO
give publicity 10 what frequently Ia no more than an
unfoundsd suspicion the plot OF invisible enemy
should ofBcIal document, for the very
reason Of the vneueness and evty which il carries on M
face Aud nasmuch the official document OF Mr.. saw.
70 Mr. Seward has been given without any scruple
the public press let the organ Of the press In all lis
different tones oonsgn the levity and alsy with which
they have wrougfuy offended the reputation OF worthy
and high spanish functcnary.
SEVERAL FRIENDS OF GENERAL cUNcHA.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
Obituary.

SURGEON KDwzED r. coRsoN, UNITED STATES NAVY.
Surgeon Edward Corsou Of the United States Navy,
died at residence Of bis father al Plymouth Mont
gomery county Pa at three O'Clock on the afternoon OF
tho 22d inst. BE born in that town the l4h Of
October, 1884. He entered the naval service IN May,
1882 and ordered to the soop Hartford on her
first cruise to China and Japan hc returned In the
winter OF 1851 aud ordered to the Naval Asylum ae
Philadelphia.
Upon applying for active sea service he
to the second GLASS soop Mohcan In October 1862
His vessel, IL will bo remembered, crused for
eighteen months on the coasts OF Brazil, Africa
and In the vicinity Of the Cape OF Good Hope,
In search OF the pirate Alabama during which time she
sailed 40 900 miles without the loss OF man BY
sickness proving the skill and attention OF Surgeon Carson
He young Of great talent and PROMISE and al
though OF tho youngest surgeons in the he bore
a very high professional standing Ho was OF very
cheerful disposition and remarkably kind bcarted. and
beloved by all who knew him. His death caused by
fever contracted during his last cruise His loss will be
deeply felt In the medical and bis memory viii
be cherished by all who had the good fortune 70 know