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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
pATRICK DuFFEs' EsTATE.

- PATRICK DUFFES' ESTATE.
STATE or VERM0NT.l In Probate Court hol-
,..noIrLr DISTRICT, rs. den atJohnson within
and for said district, on the 2Sd day OF October,
A. u. 1855. a..
estate of Patrick Duffy. late Of Cambridge. in
I'D district deceased. presents his administra.
tion account for examinationand allowance, ana
makes application for a decree OF distribution
and nartition OF the estate Of said deceased.
whsreup y ORDERED ey said I'd cS"t that N
sala ~ aid Court 90 be held at the Probate
s st,ee n said Johnson on the 18th day Of Nov,
1866, for hearing and decision there thereon r.
hhu a.. ali ncrsons interested, by publication oil
s shs "ame three weeks successfully IN the la.
mobile Yewsdealer newspaper published published %, o.
u,,aa park. previous 90 said time appointed foI
hyun ,hat tbev may appear al said time and
nsa.a"s ond show cause II any thsy may have.
wh hy' saId account. should not be allowed ana
'eV BY the Court. ,,,,y -
40 Attest CCohhp"'"A' ""'s'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
ARCANA WATCH.
AN ELEGANT NOVELTY IN WATCHES

AN ELGGANT NOVELTY IN WATCHES
The cases OF this watch are composed of several
different metals combined, rolled together and
planished producing and exact imitation of IS
carat gold, called ARcANA. They are as beaut-
full as solid gold, and ale afforded at one fourth
the cost. The cases are beautifully designed and
are engraved in the exact style of the celebrated
Gold Hunting Levers, and SO exact an imitation
OF gold as to defy detection. The movements are
well finished, having adjusting regulator, line
dial and skeleton hands.
These watches are all Hunting Cases and of
three sizes, the smallest being for ladies' case
of six will be sent for $l25. A single one sent in
a handsome case for S25. They will readily sell
for three times their cost. We also import a
very superior finished and elegant watch which
we can sell for $50 each or $50 per case Of six
These are also hunting cases and for Ladies and
Gents. Persons ordering watches, Cd, will
please remit 70 per cent. of the amount with
their order. Orders for any kind of watches
promptly and faithfully fulfilled. Address,
ARoANA WATCH Co.. No 62 Fulton ST., New
York City, importers and Dealers in Watches OF
every description. 49m2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
N.w yopK October 2lst, 1865

4 NEW OKk, VUIUHVT AIHIl IoOO.
cradles, as also those of last years
|gnon ssarlected. except when offered in a
|dl ar, way at low figures this feature,
!. nothing new, as the experience OF
Fa ,,,on shows demand for the better
sst We revise or quotations this week,
sal,i decline on price of 1865, and an i'm
fls ~ an new growth. The sales of the
embrace about $50 bales
l',l cannon to fair s to ID; good to prime
", ~. choice to fancy So to 40.
y, Cannon to fair 20 to IS; good to prime
-. choice to fancy 50 to 81.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
.f ALSO
LADIES' SHOES,
OF every description
ElLDREN'.S SHOES & BOOTS


EhVlIe, Oct. Is. 1865, ~
NESRY CRAGIN'S RSTATE. ra
zhOF VERMONT, I InPmbate Coult hold
PYLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at Johnson. IN said
8M, On the sd day OF October A. ID. 1850.
IN hcAahOn, administrator Of the'estatc
Haehy Crpgin, late OF Stove, in
uhNict, deceased, presents his administra
tcOunt for examination and allowance and
IN application for decree 81 distribution
wilton of the estate OF said deceased.
aeupon, u is ordered by said Court, that
count and said application be referred to a
#ad said Court TO be held AT the Probate
% aid johnson. sou the nth day Of Nov.
INo' for hearing and decision thereon
ns further ordered. that notice hereof be
pal persons interested, by publication OF
sas Three weeks successfully In the La
NeWsdealeI, newspaper published at
.uk' previous to said time appointed for
mat they may appear at said time and
' 'ua show cause. II any they may have.
He account should not be allowed, and
tcTee made. VI
" the Court,
"A Attest. 4 *. PIKE. Register,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
or Sale! For sale

..AGE lot situated IN Cady's Falls.
s.Nnlng five acres Of land With new and
.asehlent buildings will be soil at the first
my and on easy terms For particulars
w address the subscriber on the premises
e. SAMUEL q KIMBALL.
'all' March 20. 1865. fotf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
u. S SANITARY COMMISSION
Army 4 Navy Claim Agency
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES
GEO RIG L II. BAILEY Local Aren,
oFFICE,
In U. S. clustering g. Disturbing Office

BRATTLEB0RO, VT.
THE U. S. Sanitary Commission DESIRING tn
relieve soldiers, sailors and their families
from the heavy expenses usually paid for the
prosecution OF such claims have established this
Agency to collect pensions, arrears of pay,
bounty and other claims against the Govern.
meht' WITHOUT CHARGE OR EXPENSE OF ANY
KIND WHATEVER TO THE CLAIMANTS.
On application sent to this Agency stating
the name and post-oilice address OF the claimant,
the name, rank company, regiment, service
and state of the soldier on whose account the
claim is made, date of discharge or death. the
proper blanks will be filed cut a. far as possible
aud forwarded to the person applying. These
can then be executed and returned to this office
where the claim Sill be prosecuted to a final is
sue IN the shortest possible time. 49w5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
Liberation.

rTIIIs is to certify that have given nay son
AFRO r. Davenport. his time during the re
mainder Of his minority and shall claim none o
his earnings, or pay any debts OF his contracting
after this date. ,,,o,r1
D. r; AIaEn. Witnesses
lowell Oct Z, 1893, s7wssa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
Market, Oct, is.

Cambridse haFN''' 7v'',-1I0'''19 =
,I1l Cattle, about = -Beeyes and
siiAa Insisting Of Working Oxen. Mich
@fs, ~ ~ two and three years old.
Ind %yrtet Beef-Extra $3.50 TO 1900:
ELL en- 80 20 Il 90 I'd $3.50 to 10 On ;
HI. TO i,5O. .,-o.. ora afI asH
nnss GCalyes-si5 to -.
asOd O SIG ODtoOO 90; two years old, $50
FIl1sso three years old, $500 to 5000.
W. Iambs-ll5f3 at market prices in
n , auu q 90; extra, 50 70 to 100.
sPy| ID to s C per lib. Tallow- to
[Tlb .h ft ..
|~.oh1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
Important to Pensioners
Pensions, Bomsttes. Back Pay, and
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Coz

Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Coz 4
eynments
POWERS GLEED, attorneys ut law, Morris
Vile, VT. are prepared to prosecute all kinds
Of claims against the government. They have
had larger experience in prosecuting claims for
pensions, bounties, &C.. during the present war,
than AZ other agents in this part of the State.
Their blanks are prepared by an examiner of the
Pension Office, ana being correct, applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to applica-
tions, and proofs unskifully and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies Of
all the pension, bounty and bounty land laws in
force, together with all the decisiOnr of the PEN
sion Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by law.
The following are entitled to pensions, viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease.
| Widows of all soldiers that die in the service,
Children under l6 years of age, if no widow.
orphan sisters under the age Of l6, if no widow
or children.
Mothers dependent. wholly or In part, on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
| as above.
The 500 bounty is paid in the following order
lst,-to widow, if any living.
2d,-to children.
3d,-if no widow or children living, tothe father.
4th,- mother,
5th-Brothers and sisters.
6th-heir generally.
Pensions, bounties and all back pay, wheIsu,
due from the state or the Uuited ..tates, is ex.
empt from the claims of creditors. soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty OIL
diers discharged by reason of wounds received in
battle are also entitled to bounty whether they
serve two years ornot. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the present
or former wars, for daawing their money in Sept
ember and March Call on or address
POWERS & GLEED,
Morrisville, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25

| weekly Hop Report,-prepared ex-
YORK " ,he NgwspEALEB. by Emmett Wells,
|rsy ~ inr Dealer in Hops, No. IS, Front
hS NV Consignments respectfully solicit.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-25
a Dairy Farm for sale.

THE subscriber offers his farm for sale situated
in Johnson, one and one half miles from the
village. on the hill road leading from johnson to
Wateryille. The farm is large and well adapted
TO sheer or cows The buildings are nearly new
and all calculated for dairy. The fences are
mostly stone wall. There is also good sugar
orchard on the farm. This farm will be sold at
a bargain. Terms easy. For a fuller description
of Tho property apply to j. W. CRl5TY.
iahnsnp Aug 2l 1865 i0u
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22
Pine Trees-.-Turpentine.

Landholders and farmers throughout the
Cohfederacy, when occupying these favored
regions, unrisited By the destroying Yankees,
should at once make efforts to tap pine trees,
so as to secure rosin and turpentine.
Soap, printers ink, and many other indis-
pensable articles. are derived from this tree.
Supineness, lethargy, or Indifference tos these
requirements, viii add greater disasters to
our. land, and Heaven grant that those fatal
distilleries which are producing famine and
delirium all over our country may be trans
ferred. from their Satanic agencies to the Chris
tian purpose ofmsnufaeturins these substances
of universal use and good. 8 = -. .s 49,
.FLqg Ssed.-Linseed oil is another article
which cannot be dispensed with, if any me.
chanical operations Of importance are to- be
carried out. Farmers, the fax. sold at .one-
tenth Of present prices, if sufficient to produce
one bushel of seed, would be little fortune
to good soldiers family. Send to North
Carolina at once for the seeds, if they cannot
be had at home. "A small quantity Of them
may be found with DR.. Woodside, or Mr., Nc
Bee, at Greenvile Do plant even little.
Indigo and Madder-These colovs will soon
become extinct, if not looked to-; they are of
vast Importance in many respects, indepen~
.dently Of dyeing Procure even small guauti-
ties Of garden madder, to bring back seed !;
but, in the meantime look well to the wild
madder, which practical ladies Of the country
say is a good substitute. AS you regard the
welfare Of our common family, Qor We are
one, be energetic, nor suffer this precious
respite and season to pass without extraordi-
narNeffoFts to help yourselves. Remember
this Warming. In a few months, without pres
ent efforts in almost every thing, you will be
the most destitute of improvident people. You
are shutin by the fleets Of the Yankee Lin
coInites, and must noHezpect anything from
the outside world.
Large erops OF ground nuts (goobers) should
be planted for the sake Of the oilwhich they
produce; and so with sundowers; whilst we
can shew you how to make a wheel to spin
fax, mill to press oil. We know by cxpe-
rience that to will is to 90. Put your hearts
and bands 10 work, and God will give the mind
to mature it.-GreenriGe DoWntalneer. +. .
-.-~~~--------,.--~~~-~>-~~>-- 49,
The Investigation into the origin aod history
Of the Knights of the Golden Circle, in Illinois,
shows that while the Chicago Iia'cs was daily
dcnping the existence of that or any other secret
soeety of disloya proc7ities, fye Of Tie cditor'
and reporters of ttc truthful sh'e; 'crc mem,
f. IIe o-In-
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22
consideration for myself, BID you an afectionate

CHEiuetaIIOh lo4 u4ySei', ot- J"1 Stt
S~ R. f. @EE, General
Below is a special order embracing General
Grants order for passing the paroed soldiers to
their homes, and also the form ofspass given
them:
HEApoUAErEFs ARMY NORTHERN Virginia.
.... April 10, 1865.
Special Order No.. -.
The following orderis published for the" in
formation Of all parties concerned:
. IN THE FIELD, April II 1865.
Special Order No - 49,. "''.. -
All officers and men Of the Confederate SER
vice paroled at Appomattoz Court House, Va,
who, to reach their homes, are compelled to pass
through the lines OF the Union armies, will be
allowed to do 80, and 10 pass free on all Govern
ment transports and military railroads. =.
By command sf LieutenS "t-General Grant.
lSigned, E. S. PARKER,
Lieut. Col, A. 4. G.
By command Of r. E. Lee. IL
C. L. yENABLE, \. A. G. =
EroRw OF PASS. .s'.
s APeonATrox, C. H., VA,
- ~.-. April 10, 1865.
The bearer, - Of company -.
regiment -, of -, a paroled prisoner of
the Army OF Northern Virginia, has permission
to 90 to his home, end there remain uudisturbed.
Lastly is the form Of the parole'of honor signed
by commanding officers of divisions, &c, on be-
half of the men of their command. This is taken
from a copy of the one signed by General Fitz-
hugh Lee ...% -.
II, the undersigned, commanding officer Of
--, do, for the within named prisoners Of
war, belonging to the Army of Northern Virgin-
ia, who have been this day surrendered by Gene
raj Robert E. Lee, C. S. A., commanding said
army to Leutenant-General Z. S. Grant, com
mand:ng Armies of the United States, hereby
give my solemn parole of honor that the within
named slAll not hereafter serve in the armies IF
the Confederate states, or iRa any military capaa
t.. whatever against the United Stages Of Ameri-
ga or render aid to the enemies of the latter M
til properly exchanged, in such manner as. shqtl!
he mutually approved by the respective authosi!
ties, &C. . 4a-~- Z
''Done at Appomatto1 Court House, Va. this
9th day Of April, 1860" q 7
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22

An AReUNEST--A young lady being ad:-
dressed by gentleman much Older than her
self, observed 70 him. the only objectionsshe
had to union with him. was the probabii
ty of his dying before her, and leaving. her to
the sorrows of widowhood. TO which he made
the following Ingenious and delicate com
plimcntary reply, Blessed is the man who
hath 4 vrtuous wife, for the number OF hIs
days shall be doubled . In,
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22

Ideal loveliness, inclades all that is goodd,
true, enduring, in human thought, or Wor'
: ship. Should earth, and the things OF the
earth absorb us wholly. we cannot hope to'
hold converse With this ethereal spirit. It IS
only thro' purified affections, and an exalte9
faith, that we are permitted 70 meet, IN too
solitude Of Nature, or Our own souls, WIN
eisitant 50 conso ns, and SO beautiful. {
.---~-- -%.- -~.--~- ~-'--'
Not one of the tzcnty-i'e meTahcr@ Q: Ss
Illinois senate !. .stic II th2 &ta!c.
, 1865-10-23
r Nolal, John
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O'nRleli =
HHA-K-


O'FRitn 0tLn1eh1ia Daniel
VRrt@ James ULe1ry John
C'CouDor Efyxn OMAHA Mlchael
O'Eornor james UEeaIt John
0fCuupor ] OEctli George
QtIAountil Edwasd0'Se11l D II
CGNneu John OEcai1 + s Vim
1rE xre1l Joseph USulI.yzn John c
QfGAr LaN{tnce
, 1865-10-23

OdeH Ar
0!iphs,.t II y
tslWsfcAt EC
0tnstetd Il II
1ntia<1pnk Tt.fG
Ovc.1krk David
0btne Andy
Utrten AEHEw
Q'Dl1tn Dennis
, 1865-10-23
HOST TETTER'S STOMACH B|TTERS

are As far superior to every other TONIC and se7atlTo
u the market Do The purest ana nost nutritious hrrad
to those coEnfcrfeita Of the staff os Ill., composed or
bad yeast End uus0und nour. It's materials arc the
purified essence Of the CHEST r5e metca,ec with III
Juices OF herbs and roots possessing uaeuuae tonic
Alternative and anthtttous properties and which hs,c
received tbs emphatic approval Of tho most dlsttn
gnishtd phyaiciaIs and phazmaeeutlsts Of the age
The Essence Of Rye ts adfhnsahtc atirpaut- osber
words Is ufd which rapidly spreads lt4elf through
tie FSsse11, carrying with It any mend,cameut winch
is combined with It, Tho REASON why tho pe1nicious
tastln aouoss 90 50 much Injury Is because thsy arc
adnltetated With poisonous insrrdleats which thrr
convey into the circulation of the NITROUS system md
be brain. thereby generating inflammation OF tha
stomach. Intestinal d!soyicr1 nvus disease, pcryous
complaints delrtum tzencus. mbecilsy and m.tuesa,
Thereason why
, 1865-10-23
H0STETTER'S EYTFERS

t1oaaee e1acuy opposite effects H. because their pu.
spltnors basis Il surcha1ged with bals,u,I cnrstiv~
aha preventative elements, which It d1Iscs ibtouch
e .ooe' 'ae olc' and al tho Guilds which s1stalu r-
cohmon liquors OF commerce, mad the t,nctare, srd
c4tFacts msde from them, necessarily la?use tho rrv
venom With which they arc all more o. less dehasa
ino ae Interior vessels. waencc their fumes mount to
the selsoriuI1. ~
, 1865-10-23

The Hetd1d Is Ntlitnz 70 shower hi. do,lars With
ont stint upon the physician who can reshosu hin. u
The precious nou- The poo9 mau who possesses 1t, II
AteppotssJ Illness has tught him 10 npprcet.t.
1s vaiue vo1ld not barter fur a the silver or Se
vada and llxho.
Without health sneTs nap eaoyme,t. 4ttht.
sely hoaF uonsands no lansutshuE bedA o. kick-
neas going through the ozttasz5 .nut.no hu,nex
In pain md ms<ry, to whom ilteta utterly ya,aeivas
Ia there any happiness for he DYsPErrIc, r.skcd
by mental and rhSstcst panSs whteh 10 tonsus Or ora
csn adequately describe, and which cannot efea be-
eoupzehended By one who has na1cf felt then,7 To
sny that INDIGESTION lac1rdea partial defaage-
ment Of every function Of the syseu-thas 1t COWS the
tpfrt ofthe vlraetous and hopeful clouds the ceazzst
intellect, and uaks4 this bright and bezattfui world
hateful IN the cyes Of thosa who afflicted With ls-s
truth which not al tho miserable multitude v,.,
Iabor Under The ulseasc IN IL chsuulc fora, wilt ay
Tothas sad crowd this Lecture Is In part Addressed
Sufferers, are Jou weaz1 OF suteztnx2 y remedy IL
FEohercd to you, s1aFl1. uoLEuxE, CERTAIN and ~
n1D1AIK! With the 1rst dose OF
, 1865-10-23
NAson norsE, Shepperton, Yiddiesex
The Fcninn Congress-

NV YoEK, Oct s1.-The TeFdEd7s Philadelphia
epecjal eays th1t the proceedings Of the Fcnan Con-
gresa are still enveloped in comparative ssetcsy-
Tbs Secretary afotds only brief outline Of the
publication IS not pre3udical to the objects Of The
alase1niE. DuEtn. yesterday It VA. evident ffoEn
the rlad faces and earnest hand shakngs of tho del
eQatea that the Congress bad decided on some In
portant measure, the development OF which is init
mately connected with the success OF their plans.
Funds ere promised the movement IN great abu1d-
ante The members OF tho Congress- are personally
10 aubsusbe hall million Of dol1sEs.
, 1865-10-23

!.
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!Waite51 mrs
Walters hstc 49,.
Wallace .iano It E mts
Walters LIZ , . HE
1 ,ns,tt, MsnGs = : MT ~ = r,3ss
, mn.ot 1s.nElfa n1rs
, 1865-10-23

0fFcver and Ague Instead Of being doaed for months
with qunne+ to the ruin Of tie general healt are
promptly set upon their feet aato. without danger
relapse hy this prompt remedy for every Find Of In
ftf1nttent. Taken as 4 safeguard aGnnat mlsm,, It
renders attack Of ChnIs and Fever absolutely I'M
uotsthe. f1cfft-I
, 1865-10-23
WENDELL PHILLIPS' SPEECH
His Criticism on the Presidents
: Remarks to the Colorcd Troops.
THE PRESIDENTS DE EFiN1r1oS OF
-4iDEhIfs
Mr. Phillips Denounccs the Iscpublis
can 3'n Fsy and Snecrs ut Wilson and

Mf" thl1ltPS Denounccs the Kcpubll.
can Pa uy and Snecrs ut Wilson and
Sumner.
!, The following Is The speech Of Wendell
Phillips delivered In Music Hall, Boston, on
Tuesday evening last, ofvhlch brief synop.
sis was received BY telegraph:
/. - =
! TIE PRESIDENT AND THE coLoRED TRoops.
For one I arraign the President Of the
United States. I know him by his actions
read him by his speeches; Having quilted
the company Of traitors, he goes into that Of
me SCARED and veteran negro soldiers. Ho
says: "!iberty-may not call you my coun-
trymen"' Did he say to Governor Aiken
and Yulee--did be say to the South Carolina
traitors: May venture to call you country
men:" No, they were Southern white men
lie was glad to grant them all the courtesics
and taslties @ natural to the ocsasioq But to
yon my countrynen." Is there New Eng
lander that would hare stood aud looked ii
the taccs Of the Massachusetts FItly-fourth
and asked liberty to call them hfs country
men: noud applause.} Out Of soil grew
TINT doubt, whether it was quite the thing to
call black man countrymaus Why out
Of the latter part of that very speech
which says TO these men who have &C.
mentcd thfrty-slx States with their
blood. "1Shcthcr Providence means that It
slali be permissible In the nature OF things
for you to stay here, ! do not know. Laugh
ie5.l II Is great question. We did not con-
slider it nor settle it when we asked yon to
fight ior the country, but now the fighting is
over, allow me 10 suggest 10 you the great
natural laws about which nc know so little,
OIL tho question whether or not it Will be
quite possible for your rnco 10 remain here Ia
harmonious contfsuity to the white nee,
which represent" tLaughter.l 1mpractIca.
llllty Of white man and black man dwelling
together rs equAls-the old poison which
loaded tho cannon at Sumter, which all tho
ernoEe OF the g1lnpowder Of four years has
not exercised from tho soul oi the Prcsijcnt
Of the United States! Well, he thcn goes On
to define liberty.
ala1k you, ] wish you not to lnier one single
element Of blame in what I am saying. I
was born in New Engiand-thank God for 1t :;
but it is no merit Of mine, and II johnson was
born In slavery let him mourn In secret that
Il was so. It was not bis fault, but il may
largely incapacitatc linn for takinr the lead
in thfs great battle bctwixt the. ideas Of The
North, nnd the ideas Of tho South. But what
am cndcavoring in 1ny chemistry tonight Is
, 1865-10-23
Cook County Bonds.

,,.x.ons aa1dluk Cook County Bonds csn obtain the
,,t%ess due Nov. u By prcseattnI the November
rnErIn to the tnderstgned. County TreasnfeT. on
IohkfGu hkfars me Gsth OF October. l. +. HlLLIAEu,
u rE1cNrn 5cL 1l.t lsf3 ftllj1 Clerk.
, 1865-10-23
General Notices.

MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS,
~ GOOD TEMPLARs, SONS OF TEMPER aNCE
, 1865-10-23
hOSTEi7IER'S BFTIERS
Tie Government C0untersign.
The Counter.eItlns Of
H0STE17ER'S STOMACH BITTERS

Ia Low somewhat more serious rs well ~ d,f1cu1t
business than 1t years ago. each tho
EcuulEe article being authenticated by the