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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

IRthis department, VIC have The largest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made u,
according 20 the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantisl manner, warranted 10 give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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A DMfNlSTRATRTX'S N0TICE.-Noticc is
IN hereby given that have this day becu ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrative of the es-
tate Of Robtrt Clark, late of Wodd County, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
ELECTA A. CLARK, Adm'x.
March 30, 1865. 49d"
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man IN bloondeid. Connecticut, Ia now
rneinily Illuminating over ton OF butter
Tor which. not long ago. no refused 52Is
cents per pound. The lASgor hs hesita,es
the more he will lose.
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WAR NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsurSdroN,
April l-p. NJ.
TO MJor General Dir:
The following dispatch from tho Presi
dent, received Tonight, shows that the
desperate struggle between our forces aud
the enemy continues undecided. although
tho advantage is on our side.
Cry PorsT, April /, 1865.
To Hon f. W. Stanton:
A dispatch is received. showing that
Sheridan, aided by Warren, had at r. NJ,
pushed the enemy back so as 10 retako the
five forte and bring his own headquarters
TO Fort Borseans, Tho five forts, barricad.
cd by the enemy, was carried by Diven's
Division OF Cavalry. This part of tho on,
emy seems I DO now trying to work along
tho White Oak Road, to join tho main
force in front Of Grant, while Sheridan and
Warrsn are pressing tllem as closely as
possible.
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The entire population Of all tho States
anu anu Territories on the Pacific, belonging to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05
THE ONO NATIONAL GUARD

Recently, there has been somo question
in this vicinity as to whother tho localities
which Furnished the "One Hundred Days"
mon, Last summer, have been credited for
that service, OH any subsequent cali for
troops. We have seon no account of any
such credit, and believe none was ever
givon. Under that call Wool county fur.
nished about four hundred and fifty men and
as It averaged about one-third Of year,
from tho day they wore required to report
until they were mustered out Of service, tho
county furnished nearly one hundred and
my years Of service. II for this we ro
ceived no credit on the subsequent call,
but were required to furnish the same pro.
part Of men as counties which supplied
40 part of the National Guard we have
right TO complain OF injustioe and to
know what official is responsible for IT,
Wo shall refer to this matter again
Meanwhile, will any of our friends or co,
tenporaries give us any information thcy
may have on this subject
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w WANTED.

A HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS, in ex
n change for town lots or wild lands.
Inquire of
4Stf f. e II. X. HOLT,ENBECK,
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nrinnl,r s.rnnIaI

Numerous papers throughout tho State
arc already broachng the question as to
who shall be the next candidate for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. Among the names mon.
tioded, are those Of q. volney Dorsey and
General James B Steednan.
While NO expect to do whatever may bc
in our power to aid in electiug the candi.
date Of the Union Stute Convention, wo be.
lieve that the welfare Of the people and
tho patty demands that fya among the
eminent qualifications Of the candidate,
shall be the fact that his private character
is, and soer has been, free from roproach.
And on these grounds. we believe it to bo
the duty Of Uoion men to protest against
nomination of Geuoral Steednan.
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These wishing toperchase anything in this hnC
viii ind - their advantage 10 pay ms Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of ths
puble Is respectfully invited 70 my extensive stuck
feeling assured d will Be time Psodtahly spent.
rlf 20
tD-rroaaes,aksn inszehanEe Tor goods. =
W., nlrcHcocK.
errysbuFg, May 20. 1865.
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The manufacture Of salt in Michigan is
probably knownto very iow porsonH out
side Of that STATE. Yet II ia bnsnoss of
no moan amount There were 81 salt com
panies in operation in 1861, having ll8
blocks, 4.2l0 kettles, 4,944 solar covers,
working 9,i61 acres with "A capital OF 81
COS 900. Thcso companies employ S02
men. consumed lO0,36S cords Of wpod
worth S2s65i5 aud used barrels which
cost S33S 974. The total investment was
So ,69j 900, AMI the value Of the salt at the
shipping port, Sl,lo0,A90. Doducting all
! that is reasonable for labor and fuel there
is still lett very handsome profit in the
81 ,G0i 400, which mal,cs tho remainder
But the whole Investment is not to be sub
| ntractcd in this way morcly fractiop Of
uf it. SO that Michigan is making profit
from her salt wells in the same way as
though to much less extent than, PchnsyI.
vania from her oil.
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NEw YvhK, April 2--The steamer Gen.
sedgwicls, from Wilmington The J0ih, has
arrived She reports that on the 5lat at
Gao A. NJ, Of Cape Hatteras. she cav o
steamer on hse, which was the Gen. T., on
from Wilmington for Fortress Monroe With
from 400 to BOO troops aud refugees on
board. The wind blowing gale 40 that abe
could not launch her boats. The Sedgewick
went as near to her as possible and picked
up all slic could.
The list given Of saved comprises only
28 including most Of The ofllcersof the
| Lyon.
\ schooner was seen picking up men but
do not know how many sho saved.
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MEW ApVERTIsEMrs


rTIIK undersigned will offer for sale AZ public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, ia
Perrvsburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day If May, 1885,
Between The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. N. and
o'clock r. ~, Lot number Ton (1O) Section mum
Der 10, Town number north, Range 10 east
(Plain towuship), appraised az follows, to-wii;
~ Acres.-.-- .-.-. .--s.--Naluo, $500
Terms 0ne-twellth Of purchase money " b,
paid at time Of sale, aud thc balance in eleven sn
nuai einstaments, Of equal amount, with pannua
interest thereon. No bid will be taken for lesi
than the appraised value, with cost of sale.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o..
Perrysbutg April 3, 1866. b 49f
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Low Prices!
CALL AT HITCHCOCk'S,
For all kinds of
GOODS AT OLD PRICES.

WE are are selling of our stock Of Goods at
w the very LOWEST prices, tn make room for
our large stock OF new Spring and Summer Goods,
which will arrive soon.
Call and see for yourselves at corner Louisiana
Avenue and Front street, Perrysbnrg, .. 10
nITCH LETTING No. &C.
Notice IS hertby given that on the ] 9th day Of
April, 1865 at the house of Dauiel Newton, in
Middleton township, ] will let 10 the lowest
and best bidder, in separate sections, all the
unfinished work of Ditch Number Sxty-six (6i
beginning to sell at the lower end of said ditch.
Phan anh specifications OF the work, anl condi-
tons Of sale exhibited aud made known on the
dayofthc sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
GEO. N.PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Go. o.,
Pcrrvaburg, April ;, 1865 Ago
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A. LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON, April Al L, NJ,
To M,V0r. General Dir.
The President in the subiolnod telegram
gives the latest news from tho front
A

Tue iTeS'dent IN the suhloin0d telegram
gives the latest news from tho front
Il, NJ. STANTON.
Cry PoINT, April all A. M.-DiSpatch.
es arc frequently coming in, All is going
en- finely. Generals Parke, Wright and
Ords lines are extending from the Appom-
attox TO lIatohers Rua. They have. all
broken through tho enomy's enlrenohed
lines and taken some forts, guns aud rris.
oners,
Sheridan, with his own cavalry, tho 18th
Corps aud part of the 2d Corps ia com.
ing in from tho WeSt on the cncny's flank,
and Wright ia already tearing up the
South Side Railroad
CRY rorNr, April s:30P.M.
To Itoa. r. w. Smtoa, Secretary of Tdr:
The following dispatch Of General Grant
was received at i:30 L. N, TO day:
We are now up and have continuous
line ot troops, and in few days will be en-
trenched from the Appottomax, below
Petersburg, 10 the river above. The
whole captures since the army started out
will not amount to less than 200, and prob.
abls 50pieces OF artillery. do not know the
the number Of men aud guns accurately how.
every. A portion OF Fosters division, 2lth
Carps, made most gallant charge this z.
A. and eaptared very important fort from
the enemy With its ent re garrison.
All seems well with US and everything
Is quiet just nov.
A. LINCOLN.
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A LINCOLN
WAR DErARrMgST, I
April 2--6 A. NJ. (

10 MVor. General Die;
A dispatch just received from Grants
Adjutaht General, at City Point, announces
tho triumphant success of our arms, after
three days hard lighting, during which the
forces exhibited, on both sides, unsurpass-
ed valor
CRY PoiSr, April 2-5;30 A. NJ.
A dispatch from General Grant states
that Sheridan, commanding tho cavalry and
infantry, has carried everything before him,
lie captured three brigadcs OF infantry, a
n wagon train, and several batteries of ar.
tllery. The prisoners captured will
amount 10 several thousand.
- nANvhn1
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EWFroaaes,aksn IN ne1ehaaEs fur cuoas.

lorrysburE, May 20, 1893.
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+. S. BOWERS,
War DEPARrMeSr, l
April /, 1865.

-. - ..- ..f ApAH II AoOO.
TO !E1. Gen. Dis.
The following from tho President, dated
$3.50 4. NJ, gives tho latest news from the
point whore furious battle was raging
with continued success to tho Union arm.
o.. l.. NJ. STANTON.
Cry PoIxr, Va, April 2, 80 A. NJ.
Hon. r. w. Stanton:
Last night Gen. Grant tclographed that
Sheridan, with his cavalry and the 5th
corps had captured three brigades of in.
fantry aud train of wagons and several
batteries prisoners amounting to sev.
eral thousand.
This morning, Grant having ordered an
attack along the whole line telegraphs as
follows:
Both Wright and Park have got through
the enomy's lines. Tho battle now RACES
furiously. Sheridan with his cavalry anl
the ath corps, and Miles division OF tho "a
corps, which WAS Sent to him this morning,
is now sweeping down from the west. All
looks highly favorable. Gen Ord ia on
gagged, but have not yet heard OF the re,
suit in his front,
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T EGAL NOTICE.-Daniel Newton, Admins
l. istrator of the estate Of J. VI. Harman, deceas-
ed, has hlod his final accounts in the Probate
Court of Wood County, Ohio, for settlement; and
tile same viii be for hearing and examination on
the 10Th day OF fAprl, A. n. 1865.
Il. TUbLER, Probate Judge.
March 30, 1865. Abb
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SCIIOOL LAND FOn RALE

TIME purchaser Of the following described land,
II in Section 10, Town north, Range 10 east,
having failed to make his several payments ac-
cotding to law, said land, with all the improve
ments thereon, will be sold to the highest aud best
county, on
WEDNESDAY, the oath day Of May, 1865,
At 10 O'clock, A. NJ, unless the payments, with
the accruing interest now due on said lands, be
paid before that time, to-'sit:
Lot No. 40 Acres .--.A Amount, 1921 %
Terms Cash; and no bid will bc received for
less than the amount due, as above, with cost Of
sale.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, April Q. 1865. 49f
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IN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

conceal their losses and replace thepn'
must be fearlully demoralizlng a
Young woman. the daughter Of one %
0ur most opulent citizens, was pointer
ont to me, last Sunday, in the Park rs II
notorious gambler, by one of her own
sex. who informed me that she hau
narted with one hundred thousand uo,'
lars since she went 10 Saratoga, lnJulS,
and made the doting papa believe she
ity' The young woman in question IS
vSrv pretty, not more than twenty ana
no one regarding her pale, pirit"cI3 lace'
her soft Blue eyes, and gentle and re-
served manner, would imagine that sh,
! had fallen victim to one OF inc 'no''
dangerous vices"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

RUTLAND COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL
USroS.-Pursuant to a call from the
Secretary, the Board Of Managers OF
Rutland County Sabbath School Union
met at Rutland, Oct. "a. 1865.
The following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, The officers and appointed
speakers of the Rutland County Sab
bath School Union were providentiauy
prevented from being present at its late
meeting in Brandon; and
Whereas, No choice OF officers was
then effected, and the Constitution OF
the Union continues its officers until
their successors are chosen therefore,
Resolved, That the Secretary be III
structed to call the next annual meet
ing the Union on the third Wednesday
in January, 1866, the day designated BY
the Constitution for said meeting.
Resossed, That sincerely regretting the
apparent, though entirely unintentiona
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

FASHIONABLE FEMALE PLAY. - The
gambling of petticoats, at present, in
New York, is now described as separ-
ate nationality. A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette, says !:
an Fifth Avenue and Fourteenth and
Twenty-third streets, there are often
narties of ladies from which the oppo-
Site sex are sternly excluded, where the
fair gamesters play until daylight for
large stakes, and it not unfrequently
happens that, when their purses are de-
pleted, they put up their necklaces
bracelets and watches as wagers. Some
of the female gamesters lose heavily and
the desperate shifts-no allusion to then
wardrobe-to which they are put tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
miscellaneous Etenls.

SKATING PARK.-A meeting OF cltlzehs
who were interested in the subject oil
skating, was held at the HERALD once
last evening, and was organized by the
choice of Col. L. G. Kingsley, CHAIRMAN
and I,ucius A. Morse, Secretary.
On motion, a committee OF 1--WE was
appointed to investigate the whole sub
iect including the location Of the PARK
probable expense, and the best meth
cd of raising the necessary funds; anu
report at a future meeting, of which que
notice will be given, The following
persons were chosen on this committee
V. c. Meyerhohsr, B. X. Chase co., L
G. Kingsley A. H. futile, B. IL, Burt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

TIE Dock RAcE.-This affair has, 1t
aeems ended again in wranSle. AT
ten minutes past 2 O'Clock on Ihursuay
the engines Of the Algonquin were
stopped- her revolutions at the time oe-
inc Sc. 232. against the Winooski's 62 983'
Tn the present case Mr.. Dickerson, OF the
ALGONQUIN. ordered the stoppage OF the
on9ipes of his vessel, on the ground that
some technical advantage of him mao
had been taken by those having charge
of the Winooski, which they emphatl-
calIv deny. The objections were that the
Winooski was running hcr engines throt,
fled off and that, in order to conceal Cnls
fact the stop valves were used for throt-
tIe valves. in liberalization Of contract
Mr. Dickerson, of the Algonquin, also
saws that the collision with coal pars'
| (which he insinuates was permltIeu u
| take place, with knowledge thaG
would strip off the buckets OF the WI
| noosllil give the vessel the advantage
| of more than half a turn per minute
! The engines of the Winooski, however
were not stopped, and would contlnu
tn run until the ninety-siX hours agree,
upon for the test are completed, WhlcI
would occur on Friday afternoon. lie
engineers say that she was gaining ra[
idly on the Algonquin for some tin
previous to that steamers Withdrawn
from the contest.
Since the above was in type, we lear
that the government Steamer Winoosl
completed her 96 hours trial on Frida
afternoon at o'clock; and that Il
board of experts decided that she ha
proved herself the superior boat.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

MEx1oo.-The feeling in favor "a
carly enforcement of the Monroe ~
trine in Mexico, and extending nla% ~,
aid to the republicans of that cou our,
appears to have recently expefls ~,
areat revival among our fellow-cl ",
on the Pacific slope. There nave ~ y,
been considerable shipments o. a.
marked "Pianos," from San TT
for President Juarez,s government
a new order, organized for tn !, c op
purpose of assisting him in ,nd MS as as
wit With the invaders, and known ,s ar
Sons of Columbia. is said to ., De fsr
spreading and increasing p IN nn req
California and the other f"''A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

Toe MANY BAKED APPLEs.-Iwo hrhs
in Brottleboro have had four hundred
barrels OF apples burned in the fire that
recently destroyed the freight depot OF
the Michigan Central Railroad at De,
troit One of the owners has returned
from that place, and reports that inc
railroad company will probably pay the
loss. The fire originated by "atch'
man taking u lamp into freight cal
that was loaded with kerosene OIL. i Mt
oil was leaking from one Of the casks
and the gas that had generated explode
on coming in contact with the lighted
Iamp. The flames spread with such ia
pidttv that six persons lost their lives
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

SrADB1Na ArFRAY,-LasJ sunday VYe-
ming an unofending citizen Of Winooski,
was attacked by three "roughs" at the
foot of the "Falls HILL" and during the
affrav received two stabs, one in the
arm, andithe other nearly severlng Inc
finger from his hand.
The rascals then jumped into their
team and drove rapidly to Burlington
Int were arrested shortly after their ar
rival bv Sheriff Munson, and all lodged
in Jail. The prisoners are employed III
the rolling mill in Burlington
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
a NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
NV the President of the United States
wAsurNoroN, Oct, 2s, 1865, ,

~ II ~
WASHINGTON, Oct, %, 1860
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty you
during the year, which Is now counting
10 an end, to relieve our beloved country
rom the fearful scourge of civil war anu
IN hermit us to secure the blessings OF
neace. unity and harmony, with a great
enlargement of civil liberty ana
Whereas. Our Heavenly Father mas
also during the year graciously aVerteu
from ms the calamities of foreign war,
nestilence and famine, while our granar
les are full Of the fruits OF an abundant
season, and
Whereas. Righteousness eXalteth ma
ton while sin is reproach 10 any Po''
Therefore l, Andrew johnson, Presl'
dent Of the United States, do hereoy re-
commend to the people Thereon thaI they
do set apart and observe the htsS mus nuns,
dav of december as a day Of National
Thanksgiving to the Creator OF the uni
verse for these deliverances ana oiess
inos and | do further recommend ina
ON that occasion the whole people mak'
confession of our national sins agalhs
His infinite goodness and with one near
and one mind implore the Divine guid
ance in the ways of national virtue ant
holiness. ,.,,,,+
In testimony whereof l have hereunt
set my hand and caused the seal oil IN
United States to be affixed -.
Done at the city Of Washington, Uni
twenty.eghth day of Octooe'
in the year Of our Lord on
thousand eight hundred an
II. ST. sixty,fye, and Of the indepel
? dence Of the United States tn
ninetieth. ...,-
lSigned) ANDRE" JOHNSON
,. BY the Presidents ,o
WIN. H. SEWARD, Sec. OF State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

AN IMPosToR.-The St. Adams Mes
senger says that an incarnation OF
sloyely woman" arrived at the Weldon
House on Saturday morning, and re-
norted herself as Southern lady, whose
devotion to the Union, during the war,
had cost her the loss of husband and
property that in her extremity she haa
! taken her diamonds, all remaining, and
sought refuge in the North. She "real-
lied" on her jewels at Cincinnati, and at
Buffalo a pickpocket relieved her oil
$500. the proceeds Of the diamond, etc
She had come to St. Adams in want, and
must appeal to the charity of the GOOD
people. She exhibited papers and docu-
ments to prove her piteous tale, and sc
plausible was her address, that the vet
erap landlord offered her board and room
without charge. Hardly was the
stranger comfor tably domiciled, whel
Mr.. Charles Miller, Of the American
e House, Burlington, kindly telegraphed
e warning that the unprotected female
t from the South was an impostor Sh
d was thcreupon invited to leave, and tn
: Messenger gives her the benefit OF TIL
q advertisement without charging an!
t. thing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

THE TRIAL oE JEFF. DAvls.-The
New York Herald Of Saturday contained
full details Of the arrangements made
by the government for the trial OF JET
ferson Davis. The trial is to be before
the Supreme Court Of the United States
The charge against the prisoner is to be
that Of treason. The government has
retained as counsel the following legal
gentlemen:
Hon. James Speed, United States At
torney General.
Hon. john H. Clifford Of Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. William NJ. Everts Of New York
Major General Lowell H, Rousseau, of
Kentucky.
The counsel of Davis will consist Of
Mr.. Chas. O'Conner Of New York.
Mr.. Ransom H. Gillett, of New York
DISASTERS AT SEA.-On the night OF
of the oath inst, during a furious gale
the steamship North Star, from New
York to New Orleans put into Norfolk
Va. in leaky condition. A large por
ton of the cargo had been thrown over
hoard. and the vessel was saved from
sinking by the almost superhumal
efforts of those on board, A series
resolutions adopted by the passenger
conclude as follows
"Our experience during the entire
Gale on the oath and 25th of OCTOBER
and in fact during the entire voyage
shows us that the New York steamshr
company was guilty of the most GRIM
nal carelessness in sending US 10 81
in a vessel so unworthy as the Mort
| Star"
) The steamship Victor from Ne
E York the 21st for New Orleans, vi
| towed into Hampton Roads Sunday,
4 the steamship Alabama. She encou
: tered a terrific gale from the 24th to /
9th which broke her rudder chain a
8 shifted her cargo. Her boilers ana
o cine were disabled and she leaked bad
l. The crew were exhausted.
q The Alabama spoke the Engl
s, brig G, w. Reeves from Galveston
q Liverpool with cotton, dismasted,
" miles South of Charleston, on the 20
90 and on the ssme day saw two unkno
=, dismasted ships.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

Col. N1cuo1s.-Considerable uneasI-
ness is reltin this community onaccount
Of Col. W, 7. Nichols and his brother
who are supposed to have been on board
the Steamer Republic when she was
wrecked, as stated in the HERALD yes
terday. As there is no particular men
ton made Of lives lost, we may iondly
hone and believe that they are safe