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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-15

EVANS & HARTMAs advertise their large
stock 0. clothing in this paper. They are
extensive dealers in the clothing line
Read their advertisement and become ac-
uuainted with their business, and then go to
lhei store and buy what you desire in this
line.
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EXECUTORS. NOTICE.
Estate of ChriSieHa KiSner, late Of
Madison fofcnShiD.

Z FILTERS iesiameniary on the estate OF
IA Christena Kisner, late OF Madison Twp,
Columbia county, have been granted by
the Register of said county. 10 Samuel
Hisner, Of Greenwood township. All per-
sons having claims against the estate OF
the decedent are requested 10 present them
for settlement TO the Executor and those
indebted 10 lhe estate will make payment
without delay. SAMUEL KlSNER,
Oct. IS. 1865 SO Executor.
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THANKsGIvlkG DAY.-Governor CURTIN has
appointed the 7th day of December next,
to be observed as Thanksgiving day III this
State We publish his proclamation 10
another column.
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LssaL NEws-Our friends throughout be
country will confer favor by sending Us
accounts oil local occurrences in THAR differ
enl nsighborhoods Ii is our desire 10 have
the STAR contain not only full report Of
lowe news, but of the country surrounding
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HIS moissfy-;he Revenue Assessor-in-
viles those whom he calls ''lhe vanqoished"
10 come 10 him-wilh their mouths IN the
dust that they 'al might have good hugh
together" Qmpudencel) Can the "o!d
Pharisse2 accep, the invitation and take a
..snile', wIlh the Dr. in The Assess9rs Office
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We are now enjoying the pleasant weaia-
sr known as ''Indiau Summer," and must
soon expect TO button our oveTcoats for a
piercing cold blast. Farmers and gardeners
should be busily engaged during THE weatb-
er msking preparations for winter.
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THE firm Of Waterman 6. Beaver, OF Dan
vile, have purchased the Pulaski Furnace
situated about three mics from The above
named place, and intend to start The little
rolling mill as soon as sufficient quantity
of iron can be manufactured.
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A spLENDID Enund pup Is offered for sale
by MIR. Guy OF this place. The young pop
is full blosded, and will make un excellent
hunliug dog. For further particulars inqpiTe
al this Office.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-15

VIZ would direct attention 10 new adver-
tisemen, added to the list Of Sherifi's sales,
in this paper. Some vaiaabie tracts and
messuases Of land are advertised.
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We are prepared 10 execute any kind of
Job, in our line, that may be required in this
section OF the country, upon sborI notice
and as neat as can be done IN the county
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The Local SENATE TO BE REvisED.-The
frs, meeting OF the present session OF the
LOCAL SENATE will be held in The Academy
on Friday Evening, The l7lh inst. The
public are cordially invited 10 attend
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We were shown turnIP, few days
since, which measures twenty y>four inches
in circumference. This monster was raised
on the farm of HrcH D McBalDE. Esq, Of
HemIock toxnship.
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Prospectus OF Clarks School Visitor can
be seen ia another column. Read it. The
lille work is Interesting.
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In The early part of the present moaih,
no less than hrec accidents occurred IN one
dGg on the Calawissa Railroad, resulting IA
considerable loss Of properly, bot fortunate
II ai:houi the loss OF single life.
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Hos H. w. Tracy, Nj C., will please &C.
cept our thanks for valuable public docu-
ments received this week.
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Communications from our contributor.
Flo, will appear iu our nexi.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR DECEMBER
TERM. A. D. 1868.

TERM, A. u. 1900.
l. Rachel Morgan BY her next friend VIM
NJ. Hoagland Us Richard Morgan.
2. IVm. Longenberger s. Jas. McAlarny
FxrS. Of Geo Lonsenberger decd el al
vs. Hugh w McBsynoljs ct al.
3. S.ephen Badly Is Caiawissa, William
s3orl & Erie r r. Company.
4. Elijah Nc2uurie ludorsee Of Aaron
Wolf vs. Christian Wolf
Jacob Harris VS. Peer JacOby.
Russell P. Sucker vs. Wm. ikeler.
7. Jonas Fahringer Jr " Eman'i Ashton
8. Wm l. Lance - Hartman &. CrevelIng.
9. VIM. L. Lance vs. Thos. Creve!lng ct al.
10. Jacob Bucks Exrs. Us Jesse Buck.
H. Jacob ShUman Us tue CatawIssa Rail
Road company.
~ Amos w. Cleamer VS. EHoch Howell.
l3. Hugh McReyuoIds IS Peter Olphsni.
IA. Amos w Creamer Us Enoch Howell.
10. Adam Deiterich VS. JeTe Jacoby.
10 BENZ. Werlman - Miles Il. Williams.
II. George a. Herring Us Peter GI.!er.
is 3 +. Reiahard v Geo Patterson, et al.
10. aaron Bloom vs. Reu5an Sitter.
20. Jacob Remlv VS. the Caiawissa Rail
Road Company.
2l John Michael, ir., IS John Michael, 81.
% Bum. Raiguel, < Co = Levi kulz.
% Matthias Tronsue. vs. lhe-twp. ot Scott.
%. Anna Barbara Deighmilier, VS. Henry
Deighmiller.
%. The Commonwealth of Penn. at the
relation Of H. r. Kline. et al, VS. Wes-
ley Bowman, et al.
2G. Administrators of Joseph Paxton, decd
VS. William l. Lance.
81 Hemlock twp IS Elias DenieTich.
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Matrimonial.

= AIDES and GeniIemea: II you wish id
hmarry YOU can do so addse>sing me. !
will send you, without money and without
price, valuable information, thai will ena-
bic you 10 marry happily and speedily,
irrespective OF age. wealth or beauty. Thls
information will cost you nothing and II
you wish 10 marry, | Will cheerfuly assist
you. Ali letters strictly confidential. The
desired information sent by return maii-
and M, reward asked. Please inclose POSI-.
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CHARLES B. BROCKWAY,
AatOTney-aG-1aW

BO,mties, Back-Pay, Pensions, &C.,
collected.
Special attention paid to matters arising
under The Internal Revenue Laws.
OFFICE, Fourth door below "American
House, BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
November g. 1865
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Laekawanna & eleomsburg R. q.
INEWGA HAAHH.W TEE2 AHNS.

ON and alter Monday, December goth,
1861. Passenger Trains will run as fol.
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TRAVERSE JURORS FOR DECEMBER
TEDl isE5

TRAVERSE JURORS FOR DECEMBER
TERN, 1865.
Beayer-Andrew Shuman, John Shu-
man.
Ben,on-PhiIip shuliz, Benjamin Rozell,
Abraham Young.
Briarcreek-Henry Deiterick.
Bloom-H Henry Oil.
Catawissa-Caspsr Rhan, John Ritter
Cenue-Peter Deloug, Geo. Low, Sieph-
en- Hutton, Henry Shafier."
Conyngham-F. r. Wohllorth
Ffanklin-Jesse Mensch, Jackson Clea-
yer.
Fishingcreek- Charles Ash, Ssmn Yost.
Greeuw God Emanuel Conner, Robert
Robons, Josiah Kline, John Leggou, Wm
Eyer.
Hemlock-Jacob Harris, Reu. Il. Guild.
acksou-Hrnry HuTieymaa
Locusi-Aaron Lewis. Peter Bitner, Wes-
lev Perry, Hiram Cool Peter Schuank
Nouour-Daniel Kashner, John Deil-
terick
Maine-Danisl Husa.
Msdisou-W William Krsamef.
Orance-John Fisher, Cyrus McieEFy,
Cornelius Beiss, Samuel Everett.
RoariDecreek-John c. Meyers, Peter
Gssrbari. Josiah Rhodes, Samuel Hsuck.
Sugarlosf-Phihp Hess, George Moore.
Sco,i-Wiliiam Garrison, Elias Rrum,
William NJ. Ent.
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Notice 30 'Erespassers.

THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, iof Orange township, Columbia
county, do hereby caution all persons
against hunting OF in anywise uespassins
on their lands, thus making themselves
snhieci 10 he penalIiss of the law. which
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GRAND JURORS FOR DECEMBER
TERM, 1865.
Bsnton-Wiliam Appleman.
Brarcreek-Siephen Michael,
Bor. BeTwcb-Paul KiIkendau
EeaveT-Simon S!iCher.
CeHre-John J Hagenbuch.
Hemlock-bialhas Applemau, David
Armstrong, Reuben Bogan.
Jacksou-Jno. McHenry, it., Elisha Rob.
bius lraU1 Der.
Moutour-Lloyd Paxton, Samuel Giger.
Madison-Eiisha B. Hartman. Allen Wat
son.
Maine-John 4. Shuman.
Orange NJ. |. Hayhu,sl, John Negargel.
Scoll-Thomas w. Edger, Jacob Keller.
Jgcob ClosseD
Sugarloaf-David Lewis. Samuel Fritz.
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IseaufiftIg Engravilags

A beautiful Steel Fancy Engraving and
a superb colored sleei fashion plate viii
illustrate every number; besides well exc
cuied wood cuts, illustrative OF the fash
ions, fancy work, &c, TOO numerous to
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BBRKDGE LETTING,

Ploonsburz, Sept. q. 1863.
, 1865-01-13
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA,
In The District Court. ErsEJudiciaL Distric

In the District Court, First Judicial District.
HNO M. II. KEMPNE Err, you are hereby notified
that J. IL. Lasater has filed complaint against
YOU in said Court which will come on to be heard at
the first tenn of the Court, which shall commence
more than two months after the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1855, and unless you appear at the said term,
thereof granted. The object and prayer of said COM
plant is the recovery OF fifteen hundred and fifty
eight 74-lO0 dollars on four promissory notes and
one quidated account, and you will also take no
tce that your property has been attached to secure
the payment Of said sum with interest and costs.
LASATER, PFC. -.''
Wells WLlsl Jan. 10, 1895, sntl
, 1865-01-13
House and Lot For Sale

VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
L cheap, his dwcllng-house and lot situated at the
ig"er end Of Main Street, one door above the
Furniture Shop. Ihe Louse Is wel-IurnIshed
ana cOntdlns large rooms, VIZ; One l6 by l8, oue
Is by 20, and one 10 by Is feet Good water on the
premises. Apply soon, to JOHN FOSTER,
at the Empire Restaurant.
Waa Walla Jan l3, l8b5 5tf
, 1865-01-13

Gov PIcKER1NG.-Our Olympia Correspond
ent says that the Republican Central Commit
tee have selected Gov. Pickering as the Repub-
lcan candidate for next Delegate to Congress
This is probably the work of one old gray-beard-
ed sinner, known as DR.. Henry Henry's wide
spread unpopularity forbids him putting him
self forward for the Delegateship, he knows
he would suffer an overwhelmi defeat if he
should come before the people for that position.
But he wants office, probably worse than any
body, and it would not surprise us if it turns
out that he has posted off to Washington to see
Old Abe about securing the Governorshp.-
1t is just like one of Hcnry's moves, to persuade
the silly Pickering that be is the very man to
represent the people of Washington Territory
in Congress; that he will make more money oat
of it than he can out of the Governorship, &C.,
&c. When Pickering runs for Delegate some
pop into the Guberuatorial chair as DR.. Henry.
He possesses some influence with the Govern
ment at Washington. He sleeps with it, it is
said, when he is there, and helps it review the
army VI JIG OtOLHdCJ anu no uOuDL WleluS
just enough influence to secure the Governor
ship, if he wants it, and that he wants it there
is no good reason to doubt. He wanted to run
for Delegate at the last election, but he couldn't
muster quite enough votes to gain him the nom
inationj and now he knows that he could neither
get the nomination next time nor get the popu-
uar vote. He gets small salary as Surveyor
General, but he could make more out of the
Governorship, besides having the satisfaction of
holding the veto power in his own hands and
Iording it over this people. But Gov. Pickering
might not fare SO well. The story that he will
veto the Specific Contract Act, if passed by the
Legislature, appears to be well authenticated,
and that step, once taken, will be bad ,apital
to make canvass on before the people. He
has little or no popularity now that we are aware
of, and on exercising the veto powerin this case,
he would have very little popularity indeed
If he is to be the Union candidate for Delegate
it will please the Democracy.
, 1865-01-13
Dissolution of Copartnersbin.

TEFHE FIRM OF I.C. LEVY 81 co.. Of WnlIa WaITa
VT, and Boise County, Idaho Territory. is
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The debts due said firm at Walll WalEa, must be
paid to Ro enfield. The debts due the firm at Pi.
oneer City, Boise County, will epad to l. G. Levy
All debts due by said firm will be paid by S. Ros.
euteld, exec pit such as g. Levy has contracted in
said Boise County ON account Of the firm.
l. @. LEVY.
SOL. ROSENEELD.
Walla Walla, Jan. 10, 1865. 5w4.
, 1865-01-13

r WILL PAY The ABOVE REWARD UPON de-
Il livery to me at VAN DIk g. WHITMAN'S LIV..
Ely STABLE Walla Walla two Horse Mules, one.
a light bay and one dark bay or brown, which
strayed from my camp on Rouse Creek-branded on,
left side of neck Id E. b. WHITMAN.
, 1865-01-13

notwithstanding the immense wealth of
the Boise Basin, the financial affairs of Boise
county appear to be in bad condition.
The Idaho World, speaking of county affairs,
says:
"The county is now foundering in pit
of indebtedness as redemptionless as that
which separated Lazarus from the bosom of
Abraham, and unless something is done
county scrip will soon be worthless, and the
county bankrupt The county expenditures
should be kept within its revenues, and
fund set apart for the gradual redemption of
the present Indebtedness. Nearly all of the
counties in California have adopted SINH
lar provision as the only ife-preserver left
for their salvation, and the sooner it is done
here the better for the people"
.And the sooner measures of this kind are
adopted in Walla Walla county, the better
II will be for the people
, 1865-01-13
MARRIED D.:

ND-CRUMPACKER-I this civ Dec 2l.
1864, by W. P. Horton, Esq, Mr.. B. f. NewIand
and Miss Ca sana Crumpacker.
RICE-CLIFFORD-O the sth Of JAM. 1865 BIZ
the same, Mr.. Matt Rice OF La Grande and Miss
Mile Clifford OF Corvallis, Oregon
, 1865-01-13

Mr.. II. Bledsoe, Of w. f. Cos express, in4
forms us that the weather beyond the mountans
was moderating rapidly last week The ice was
melting in Snake river, and the snow had nearly
all disappeared from the Grand Ronde valley
The Hayes brothers, shot in the row at La
Grande, were still alive at last accounts; though
one of them, shot in the bowels, was hourly ex-
pected to die The other, shot in the hip, it
was thought might possibly recover.
THREE or four teams have left here this week
for Dalles, to bring up freight, at five cents per
pound Mr. Brown left to-day with his team fot
Uniontown, Grand Ronde valley, loaded with
-four, and thought it probable that he would go
on to Boise City.
, 1865-01-13

JAIL IMPRoyENENT.-T City Council have
given up the building HERETOFORE used as city
prison, and made arrangements to get the use of
the county jail for the odgment of city prison.
ers. AS condition of the agreement, the city
will proceed at once TO repair the jail and build
asubstantial fence around it. This arrangement
will be better for both the city and county the
county saving the expense of the improv ement,
and the city saving $40 per month"; which has
heretofore been paid for the use of the city pris-
on building. Another saping will be that of the
prisoners confined in the Jail for the erection of
high fence around the jail win prevent that
class of fPhilanhropsts who exhibit the poor taste
of going to the prison, unattended, and at all
hours, to sympathize with convicted felons,
from furnishing them the means with which to
effect their escape. Therehas never been an es-
cape from the county jail without the prisoner
being aided BY oussids partieTa
, 1865-01-13


WAR NEws.-We are obliged, for lack Of
space, to leave out of this issue many interest
ing items of news relative to war operations in
the South and East. Sherman now occupies
undisputed possession of the city of Savannah.
His campaign from Atlanta through to the sea
coast, was entirely successful, and it demon
strates that the Confederacy is a used up lnsti-
tuition. If it had possessed any real military
strength, Shermans army would have been cut
to pieces before reaching Savannah. The Con-
federaes appear to be losing ground at all points
along the coast from Virginia to Florida. In
the South and South West their reverses come
thick and fast. Hoods army is likely to be cut to
pieces by General Thomas forces that are said
to be pursuing. Hoods army is reported to be
demoralized and badly equipped. Gen. Bur-
bridge has been cutting and slashing the rebels,
generally, whipping Breckinridge's forces and
driving them peIl-mel into North Carolina
From all accounts, the Confederates are being
chased from place to place. and running a
gauntlet, with Federal bullets thinning their
ranks in every direction. Jefferson Davis, in
his late message argues that Richmond, Savan-
nnah Charleston and other prominent points
in the South, may fall into Federal hands, but
that it will not change the ultimate result of
the independence of the Confederacy. On the
other hand some Of the Southern papers are be-
ginning to despond and one Richmond paper
thinks jeff. will ruin their cause, and it urges
that he be deposed The signs of the times in
dictate that the morale and prestige of the Con-
federacy are gone, at least so far its military
power is concerned. Whether the minds of the
Southern people will turn in favor of the Fede-
raj government or not, depends much upon the
policy inaugurated toward the South by the
Federal authorities now in power. For it is
one thing to break up the military power of a
people and quite another thing to conciliate
the people themselves, and cause them to re-
spect their government.
, 1865-01-13
Idaho Territorial Treasurer.

We are requested by DR.. E. Smith, the newly ap-
pointed Territorial Treasurer for Idaho Territory, 10
state that be will proceed at once to Boise Ciythe
Capital Of that Territory, and open his office
TIE 81 rcr Therefore, all persons having business
with that Office will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly. 5ws.
You are not required to lay down your life To- save
that Of another. But ifyou induce the victim Of
Cough or any pulmonary disease to Aliens Lung
Balsm, you may be the means of saving that persons
life, and that person would ever afterwards rcmem-
Der you with gratitude.
For sale by SMITH & DAVIS Portland Oregon
General Agents Also By the Dealers in Fbnailg Ned.
iclAes qeneraNg
, 1865-01-13
Peace Prices !

NTESSRS. ALLEN & LEWIS WILL furnish tbei,
1V4 customers IurPentne al $I,2j per Gallon.
Warranted A No. l.
Portland, Jan. l3, 1865. 5tf
, 1865-01-13

UNHAPPY DyIsIov.-The Washington Stand
ard says
''There is no fact more apparent than that of
of the present unhappy division amongst Union
men in this Territory"
Itis very apparent, and although it may be
an unhappy thing among the Repubs, it makes
the Cops feel happy. The Standard affects to
regret the division in the party, but that paper
has in a great measure caused the breech by
its continued attacks upon specific contracts acts,
and by dragging portion of the party into op-
position to an act of the kind in this Territory.
It denounces all Republicans as disloyal who
favor the passage of such an act. The Stand
ard goes on to say
'It appears some few men cannot be profted
by experience; that there are in the party few
who seem bent on ruling the organization to
subserve their individual purposes, or to involve
it in one common and disastrous ruin Their
patriotism goes just far enough to include all as
their party colleagues who favor their peculiar
schemes, and no further"
If that had been written to apply to the Hen
ry clique and their organ, it would have been
exactly the thing.
, 1865-01-13

Thomas b Co.'S stage arrived from the Dalles
large mail. The river is open between Portland
and Dalles. The stage left again for the Dalles
on Thursday. Another stage, which went out
last week, is expected back in two orthree days.
They make the trip through in from four to four
and half days,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
CONNECTING VIA BELlAIRE AND PITTSBURGH
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

THIS ROUTE OFFEIfS THE ADvAN-
4 tase Of atbrough ticket and taueage check 10
Washington City, and also gives the passenger the
privilege OF visiting baltimore, Philadelphia aud
New York, at the cost Of b New York ticket alone
or the privilege Of visiting all of the principal
board elites At the cost Of Boston ticket alone, via
Through tickets to Now York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense Of 81.
Trains leave ColuDbus az follows: 7h'S nuiU
4:20 A. M. EXPRESS, from Union Depot via
Bellaire and Pennsvlvania Central Railroad, ar
rives at Belaire at 1910 A.. NJ; Pittsburgh at 2;S
7. NJ; Harrisburg at 2A5 A, M; Baltimore a. 79O
= Philadelphia, at 1900 NJ; New York, via Alien
town, at 920 A. M. This train arrives in New
York three hours in ADVANCE OF any other route.
Via Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad. arrives
at Bellaire at 10;4s A. Nj; Grafton at 420 p, NJ.
Cumberland at $50 p. M; Baltimore at 740A. NJ;
.. Washington City at es50 Ann. This train arr, es
in advance Of any other route. ~
2ao. o.. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
o Bellaire and Baltimore q 0hip Railroad, arrives
. at Bellare at $40 p. M.s Grafton at $40 A.. MI
ii Cumberland, at $40 "A. NJ, Baltimore, at $40 II.
NJ; Washington City atf:o0P N. l,rjs .-uf..y
Via pelaire and Psnnsylyania Railroad. arrives at
. Bellaire at 94OP NJ; Pittsburgh at 2;l0 p, NJ,
8 Harrisburg at 1880 r. M; Baltimore at 545 p MS
q Philadelphia at5i35 PaM; New York, via Phisi
dslRsSp ,;SS At 1899 PA,; New York. via Allentown
81 Five trains. daily fsppdays ,exceptedls from
York. .Hoh99i9 DIV lf0Inip'
Sleeping cars on all night trains. ..1HNus,A
A1 Be sure to ask for tickets via Belaire. lsiV
,,.so J. w. BROWN, Geperal Ticket Agent.
HI y. JEWE1 i, President. n'll gGd
q =. H . r F.... 4. a.. ..tN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22

,,...- ,, MT. NoTRE DAME. READING, OHIo,l ,,1
t''.'' III November Goth, 1881.
NIX. MARTfs:-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace yon built for U.S. and are satisfied With it.
Our rooms are amply heated. -
bo9Y6ufs. respectfully, ALL 10 .ysl!1ji