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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

Ny Extract sarssparilla "a Flood Purifier Extract
bnehu Diuretie and VIII as tueh In all cases.
Both arc prepared on purely aeicnknc principles-tn
rdeuosnd arc the active measures OF either that
can DO mado. ready ana conclusive will be COM
parison Of their properties with those forth 10 FOL
lowing woft1i
SEQ Iirpoasaiory Of The United States.
See Professor DRwEEs valuable works on the Practice
of Ihysic.
Bee remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PYeIo Phils
eco roTnark8 made by Or. ErnAIa MCDOWELL, eeie
braled Physician and Member Of tho Royni College Of
Surgeons ireland, and published In the Transactions OF
the King and Queens Journal
SEQ Medieo-Chlrurgeal Review, published By BzEy,s
TRAvEra, Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons.
SEQ most OF the lato standard works on Medicine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
AGENTS.

BOsTON-George O. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas, Barnes * Co.
BALTiMORE-S, 4. II ance.
PIrTsBURGH-Dr George H. Keyser.
CleClNNA l---F. Il. Sure & Co., and ]. ID. Park
CHICAGO ord K Smith, and IL scovil
ST. LOUIs-Csllins Bros
SAN FnA Ncl 'Co-hostetler, Smith 4 Dean.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
HELMpoLp,s ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation used In connection with the Extracts Buehu
and sarsaparla 10 such diseases recommended. Evi
denee OF the most responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
nse isin huHdreds u osdRds living witnesses. and up
wards Of 0o,oo0 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tori letters many Of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians Cergymen, Statesmen, &C.
The Proprietor has o1orted 70 their publication IN
the newspapers he does do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations and do not need
TO be propped MP by ocriinneoa.
The Science Of Medicine, Ae no poro Column. should
stand simple pure, majestic having fact for its bash.
Induction for its pillar, and Truth alone for Ito Capital
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
BLOOD BLOOD RLooDl
HelSnbOld'S


FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPkRlLLA,
For Purifying he Blood removing All ehronlc constitu.
uonal dassfc arising rom Impure state OF tbo Elooo.
and tho reliable and snoctuAl known remedy for the
OF so.oula, seSid Head, Salt iiheum. Puins
6Eelnss Of the Bones UlcerAtons Of tho Throat and
Legs Botehes, mples the Face, letter, EryApeiass
and ~ scay Eruptons y Tho Skin,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

cruna 81 rnx.

In ths place Of the extra eapy for Club Of xea.
we w5Ei send 1MR Gan GU AapSfoF 1855, II pref r
taa Or ID wogtn 81 ang ufoer publications. Wa
waEi do shs sams in lbs esas e9 Csasa u Tweats
that % 10 ssae address.
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s%Esma msssssaahag shs Aess sassatasa wssk
a& ahs klnA La shsi wsxia.n
m A MP r. RS
New Monthly magazine
Crsfsesa Rsssess sf sAs Prass.

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mis- the foremost magazine OF ths day. TAa ars
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TkA Easss peFalar Aonshiy - ths wosla.f -A. u.
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Jauxnzl wfth moathty circulation Of about Ls0s.
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JOB PRINTING.
OF EvERF nEsCkIpTroE VIE.

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

LITERATURE. PINE ARTS, AND FAsasou
The NEST zaeGnIAeaut Steel sn9s aVtsEs, nazzG
FAsHfQR-Pd4ATa3 WEED sAgFSylnat 90
sEEseea SAas can Fnterercsf Ea9iea Ci7zhet knh
ilssg Nerffng EgahrSlaeEy, Arateisa ti sas Tssis.
tor the PAsIor. Ehn seadstss ana fAsi Kitchen. 3
erything in fact, to make a cozss-KTE LAaTl
4 + 4 p
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rIuns OF TWKETY,

ror ss5lub Of xNsAtys - sc, wa win seed both
an extra papag and TIE OLD GU no, ss ~ worth
u eur pabaiea1iaas o. - Ties Of al sstras, we
will ssa esgy a thai important ana yaIashia 20.
usieaa WORK, THE FEpRaALisTsn nsw aass
agniAseak edifsea Of whte texica S. hss resent
b. kaea issae1 y &cxtbnsx. al this estys We viii
e ne sxns ID osab Of Fefsy - aas a0dfsss.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
Tho ssvsn-ThIrty lean.

PHILADHIPHIA, March l7.-JGy Cooke
reports sales Of the Seven Thirty Loan to-
day Amounting TO t2,5o4, $50, the largest
western subscription being one for oI0O, 200
from Pittsburg; the largest eastern sub
scriptiOn, o4O3, $50 from New York. There
were l, ,T9l individual subscriptions.
Jay Cooke 4 Go. have completed an ar
IAngement with Wells, Fargo & Co., Of
San FrAnelAeo, which will place tho Seven
Thirties through the machinery OF their
three hundred ofiices all over CalIEorniA,
Oregon, Nevada, and Colorado. A large
Ghipment Of seven-thirties has already been
made 10 Ban FrAnciseo for this purpose,
and u 10 expected that the lmnens6 amount
OF gold now boarded on the Pacific side
will be reached and brought RASt By this
measure.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
INTERESTING LsTTEn Hnow
a OuARLHsTOn.


Hebl. Essu,piss 81 U.ies s,-ti,nsst-
Ths rsrffbis DsIoilssoA % the
City, y-js3si ~. .<F.ss
lcofrsspsn sndsnss ofths Naiionsi Republican, D
- CHARLEsIoB, March IL isso.
Much has been written Of the city and its
Appearance Aince IL occupation, yet much
moro remains TO be recorded. Ilsvespept
over Q week In exploring every part Of. tho
city, and every day hnd something new.
Every day my wonder increases that any
were able 70 iuhabi, the place while under
Ore. Every partseems TO have been visited
by the messengers Of death and destFuc-
ton. Aside from what 10 called eIimor
town, whole blocks have becn destroyed
In different parts Of the city. The finest
mansions In the Bopih, somo almost .
century old, ere In RUNE. Charleston hss,
indeed, felt AL the horrors OF war, and Il
was right that she should. The houses
where treason was frat plotted have been
riddled With shot ahd shell. '''7is glr rE
Yet there are some stauuch and true
Union men here, men who have not been
unknown In umss past. Albert u. Mckay,
". D., . man well known 10 the Masonic
fraternity. stood boldly out true 70 the old
nag, despite all threats and privutions.
EI-GoyerDor Aiken ls another bright and
shining light, OF manly and fearless integ-
rhy, one % the largest Asveholaers ana
Weai'mees men OF tne soutn. since she
Occupation oi inc Guy y our Icrces' no nss
.iSssoS pvso ' uss az. y, -ass. y ~. s,sl -,
-.... - -, - s,sIi-
!. 60. ~ -. - ~ an, -, ,.-,,,. - -,
d,o,,v. ,.,.nd, On ,hs co..t rI.csd them
on 1, .na an arc vail s,,rtad IN Iisa Amen
. deed d,serys. 10 bs reoordsd. such !
man de.erv.. double bonors. ....-......
Coz. Stewart woodford. Of New York, 4.
comm,ns.nt OF inc post. and the course b,
b,s pur,usd b,. be.n sueh that thu mo,,
bitter secessIouist csnuo, fiud fault. one
OF the polItsst and most rcutiemanly Of
of,icer,. bs 4. ever ready 20 listen To suy
application. never sveryipp from III,
eour,e of .yen. .b,ndsd ,ustieo. Already h,
has vorksd vond.r. and to.d.v oh.rIo.-
ton I. !, ou,s, ana ora.rlv . cItv =. ..p b,
orna n,nv ths crowd. th,, I,.nd In IN,
.,,so,. hssorc ,ba provo., M.r.h,Ii. of,c.-
nor, 's,,,v morn nm I,,. In ,he .vsnIng
wat,ro ,o t,ks an. osth NJ .,l.Ot.nes- ar,
Numbered nv ,hou,.nas, and thew are NO,
=, 49,,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

EDWARD N. EvARTs, ESq., Of New York,
iS Ht Willard's. ...-e.
RHy. CoLoHHL @. MOoDT.-Thls gallant
soldier and shle oiVias iH In the sity. His
pAiriotiIn from the eOmmonosnsnt Of the TO
bsllion has developed itself In deeds, Ind not
simply In words. Az the battle Of Stone river
he was In command Of the Itth Onto and other
IsEimentH. and wEs dis'isguihhed for hiA eouE-
age aud daring. waAre Eiadte IsAgn that he
will preach At MeKsndree chapAl, on hiAuaa-
shusStts avenue, between NIuth and TunIh
streets, on sunday Asxt, at II o'slosk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
Al IIis Po.t Again.

Hon. WILLIAM WHITING, Solicitor OF the
War Department, has returned to this city
amer an absence OF few weeks In tho
North 10 recover his health. He WAs at his
poet Of duty yesterday. We are glad TO
observe that he has quito recovered from
tho severe illness consequent upon toe
close application to his Official duties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
DIED,

on March llih, % az p. m, .AoNII,
aged iG montha.
The faosraI viii take plass from the real.
denee Of her paEsntn, corner Of sixth street
east and PenhsylvAnta avenue, At , s'clOot,
D. m, on sunday, the 18th Inst. The friends
Of the family are Invited to attend.
On March 1Tth, MATILDA, youngest daughter
Of Edward And Elizabeth MeWlllAmSon, aged
I year 10 months And days.
The frl' nds Of the family are invited 10 a..
tsud the funeral this Saturday Afternoon, At
O'Clock.
ItAho the little lambs, taid He,
And lay them on my bnati
Protection they shall ind in nc
In me be ever blest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
Mr. DsHPstsr's Ballad EntsrtaInmsnt

Tn, fame Of Mr. penT stsE as conn Oser and
vocalist, though mainly Aehieved 10 this ooun-
Try, Of which he has been usdll very lSteIy 4
resident, and where he has been 90 warmly
Appreciated, is, u would appear from the
following slipping from the london Or
rAssfra Of May last, not unknown TO the Bit
IsA pubiiss .. ..Er -.
"hlr. Dempster Possesses that peculiar Eift
ieKe@t ihod no potontly In Tom Moore and
Alr, baiIel OF inierpretlog hls own works 10 3
mAnper that few Artlsia could successfully
initiate. Asa compossf, lie " by no means
Commonplace. He was among the nfst II 70
70 eueh pure fountain hsada ~ Tennys0n koF
hts postry--And ths musiaAl Tesults Of the
sMey Queen, Il more ambitious work than
Mrs, AfkwriGhplA,) the aRainy Day,O SS,, ko,,
have been highly SAtlSfAotory,"
r From what we have heard soueeruinE the
sAleof reserved seats for his entsrtAinment O
Monday evening next, advertised In Auothsr
sciumDs we do not doubt thtt Mr.. DsnpIter
win AttrAst an uuuSualIy large audience. And
this IL ~ II should he, for he 10
"thAt music TO whose tone
The common pulse OF man keeps time,
IN cot or castles mifth OF moan,
~ cold or sunny cline 4" ".
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
tn. n.,,,IetIaa,s.st Enlsr.nt..

Ths Issue Of subsistence slores BY COM
mlsgsries Of subsistence In the PAclac De-
pArtueni 70 suffering emigrsnis on their
WUy frOm ahs Eastern slates having been
brought 70 the attention Of tho War De-
pArtment, the Issue OF such stores Is au-
thoriEsd by The Secretary Of War as fol.
lows, via ''That each lsSus and sale to
d'stresscd emigrAnts be allowed to stand
on its own merits, and that the command.
Ing officer be required 10 support his &C
counts By evidence Of the e1lgeuey Of the
raee - a.. .a..t a.E .ra.| ..DI IIrr. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
TO JEFF. DAVIS.


'tRsviyed expressly for tho RspuSlIsan.)
"If government be once destroyed
4 ihst nfm foundation OF our peaee)
And ylolsnee makes justice void,
whsfsAhAn the ribht.ous seek rcdrsssr
"On Inpious Hrsiehss no ghsil taiP,
suiphnreous nlmos OF waiting death,
such % he kindlsd on ihe plain
Of sodou, with his Argry breath"
Z .=TrH-1 lr-WoodDard's Collection, 1877.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

The telegraph wires all over the country
were badly damaged by the late storm, and
We are consequently without our usual
dispatches. We learn that gold, which
opened at l65, dropped to 1891 this after-
noon. When Jefr Davis message has
been well dIgsGted, It will get lower.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

AsToRr ExPLosED.-Ihe story that tho
French authorities at Matamoras had
elected the United States Consul at that
plsee is sffectuSlly exploded by the official
staternent that we had no Consul there
Ar, Wood 10 a commercial agent only, hay.
Ing no diplomatic status, and besides, even
be has not been sent of, but lS now regu,
iaFly attending 70 tho business OF hls
agency. ,.i.f.. .,-.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

The names OF seven.y!hvo nou-co .nmis.
SiOned officers and priyatos IN the army of
the Potomsc have be0n officially published
In general orders for gallantry and heroism
in the recent battle at lIatcher's Run. In
recognition Of ftheir bravery, furloughs for
twenty-five days have bSen granted 10
than r.iTt. % ItsIr... r.. 20 Fa.,..s -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
MoHar EEcrrannHr IH CAAApA.-Ther.

MoHuT EEcHsMhHF n CAHADA.-Thero
iS quite an excitement iu Toronto, Canada,
caused By controversies between those Of
The business mon who aFe willing to take
American silver ~ par and those who de-
mAnd discount. The BOaraOf Trade ere
among the latter, and recommend four per
Vsnk - The proper rate.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

THH lsth and lO.h army cOrpS having
been reOrgAniEOd BY Major general Candy,
by direction Of the President, Major Cen,
srAl Gordon Granger is assigned to the
command Of the former, and Major General
A. ,. smith TO the latter, their assignment,
to date from February IS. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

Has Nature . N Antidots for Ae 'a,Ib,p
diseAseo All who luffsr believe thel ~ SssTTI'
and can be eufSd. 0hs PLAHTATIOs BIC . ,
prepSrsd Oy Dr. DrGk'e, Of New 70 hs,Epori =, i
doubt bsnslitSd and cured hoJs h.sh, lcI
OF sppstIts, sIniinK Yea. mess genera re- SlbsI
tty, and mental despondelNey, tnAn nao,apossA q
AFtislo In existence. 1hsN eIe ~ ,,fspSrtd
the purest roots and herbs, ~. huil lSbt
Tney are adapted 70 any age OF og1h t.h : IA
life, and arc extensively popular VS.
sEa and per OOns Of ascontATY hAOrs'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

EI-A Friend In NssdI-ThOss rsqnm'
inS oOnidentiAl medical Assistanee should
ply 10 some regulsT educated phys. iAn vi, VI
such man 10 DE-. DARBY, who 10 daily euiits, eult |,
numbers OF both aexest Ard every age, ~,
nave been 70 all he self-oslled Dootors IN w
city, and spent valuable time and money W., ~
1SrmE Are more mOd0rAte than those OF me me. '
boasting pTetenders, whose only purpose ="
heeea the uufortunSte, and then advise ih'''
Whan 10 II almost too late, 10 apply 20 DIE. I,
Call on him At once, or you may say sSay'
ever Afterwards DR. pAhp
Waahington city. soNu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

win Of John Harry was proven a. 10 person.
Atty, and Harriet EliIs Harry appointed ess.
outrfx.
The Arst apd nual account Of James Aud,
eHteutsr Of Alexander Morrison, was az
proved and passed.
me WIN % James Hyde was fully proven
and admitted 70 proba.e.
The will Of John ossihger was partially
proven and nled. ~
The account Of sales Of part OF tho personal
estate OF Daniel RAgRn vas entersd and nied
TAe seeend and third aeeounts OF Dr. Harvey
Lindsley, guardian ofthe ofp1ans Of Mary y.
DeKran, was approved and passed
Sophie Q. H'frison was appointed admins
tratTix of uTieh d. HARRISON,
The bill OF John Warden was fully proven
and admitted 10 probste.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

Brigadier General Joha .. Mason
Has becn assigned to the command OF the
District OF Arizona, recently transferred by
the War Department to the Department Of
the Pacific. f.rf.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

Curran's ruling passion was hIs Joke.
In hls lass nlneea, his physician Observing
In the morning that he seemed 10 cough
with more difficulty, he answered, isThat
- rAthsr surprising, as have been prGctl-
cling all night"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

m Galway baptist Church meets
every sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, On
Gifth street, between 4 and Louisiana ave-
nue., service al II A. NJ. and Tx p. N. sSatI
free. Rsy, r, X. How lett, pastor. JAniCH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
IntsrsatiaE 20 Onissl .,

: onicers Of the army and navy viii DO In.
terested ID reading section twelve OF the
Law published on our frat page to-day, re-
iating 70 arbitrary dismissals nom the ser
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

NEW IoRK, March 1.-THE steamer
ArAgo has arrived frOm Port Royal on the
l4th. She brings files Of the Bayapnah
Herald and Port Royal papers, but they
contAin no news ofimportAnee.
A boat belonging 20 the United blatea
steamer JunittA, with ten men In II, had
boen swsmped In gale and all lost but
one-
Recruiting among the eolored men in
Charleston va progressing briskiy.
-Four blockade-runnsTs ran into Charles-
ton hArbor and were captured. They we're
the syren, Due de ChArtres, Deer, and fox.
Rebel deserters arc coming into Gen. Gill
more's lines continually.
II Is thought that the t0Tpedoes placed
In Charleston harbor by the rebels have
been washed out seawGrd, ~ none have
been found. The only obst Tucti0ns 10
line Of piles just shove Fort sumter, win
. passage way su1icient 10 ao'mit vessels.
No difficulty was experienced In Ucing
through. 'rr '..
Tho United States steamer shena. .pdoah
also arrived to-day from Charleston.
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COURT PRoCEEDINes.

aATuhpAI, March n.-The case OF 10. heniAh
Jones against Jno. r. Ingle, adminiatra' or OF
Ann n. Dsrmott, was resumed this norninr.
Jno. c. HARNESS. . witnsss on the part Of
the plAiniiG, was exhmintd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n IIissfoaaFy Annivsrsary OF As.
Eemhly's PresbyteriAn Church, corner Filth
and streeta) Sabbath next. March 10Th. Ser.
Tk o'clock, addrPsses by Hon. Ira Hsrris, U.
s. senate; Rev. r. II. sweo', and ChaElss LAl-
leader, EsQ ., ... ..... us
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CRnNAI. CoURT-Mr. ynslee Oia.-
EdvArd c. Csrringtop, EsQ District Attor.
ney, prosecuting.
fhs ease Of Thomas A. olive eharEsi with
the murder Of James nahtfoot, In JVne lAs',
was resumed this morhing. Tho testimony on
the part Of the dtfenos was closed, aod the
ssss "a; being argued 70 the jury yhen our
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~ New York state BoldIsrs' Agency
removed 20 No. asa y street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenta streets. All iniormAtion Of
Interest or value to the soldiers OF New foik
or their friendh, furDishod graiuitously upon
applloation at their new rooms, either IN per
lon or by letter. No. asa street, betweea
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
ml.aAtuthu
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TDlssasSs OI ghs Nervous, sslninI,i,
pIihary and sexual syslems-new a aaa III m
AGSoCIATlON-Sent BY mail In sealed h :
yer envelopes, froo OF charge. Addrese, ". .
SKILI.IN HOuGhT0k, Howard Alaoen
Ions No. South Ninth street, PhilsoeaaPin" aiH
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n Peoples TslsGFapn.-Nsw r. an"
CLAss LIHES, direct 10 NEW YORK, "
TON, and all important points. Walhins"s
on,sss, REPupLICAN BUILDING, Oil ME-
street, west Iids,l corner PeunSyiVaniS,, ,,l,J ~
nne and S,,Sth street, undoT HAtionAi ho" ',,,
and corner FiiSssrth and streets oPP''
ifscs' CAARLEs q. NoiEs
s,h,s-v Manager waEhington plstL,s.
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sArURpAYln,nl,n,n..MARoH rs, lsGs.
WONDERFUL FEAT OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOws THE
RIOHICAmi at SEA.

The British papers expressed surprise
when the monitor MonAdnoek vas able 10
accompany the hset from Hampton Roads
TO Fort Fisher, at the tIme that place was
attacked, tVithOta being totosd. What will
they say when they Ieasn that upon her ..
turn Trip, instead Of being toWsd, she tool
TIA diSablsd 1'OHstor AoAfeaR IN tO'S, the lat,
ter having broken down OF Cape HAttsrnI ).
A writer says thIs achievement BY an
iron-clAd q Wnpa, ailsllsd IN nGpal hlsiorV.