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Special Notices.
CHURCH DEDICATION.

The new Methodist E. Church, near Scrih-
ner's school house, on Tannervile circuit
will be dedicated to the service of God or
Sabbath morning, July 18Th, 1856. Rev
DR.. J. H. Alday, will preach in the morning
at 1Oo'clock, and the Rev. Andrew Manship
of Philadelphia in the afternoon at 3 o'clock
The pub ic are most a1fectionately invited tC
attend. Come one, come all, and we will
do thee good.
J. CHANDLER Err GREGG, Pastor.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
eNrvous Debility, Premature Decay, and al
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, fol
The sake of suffering humanity, send free tc
all who need it, the recipe and directions fol
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do SO by adj
dressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers ST., New York.
January 4, lS66.-Iv.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblge by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
03l Broadway, New York.
January, 4, IS66.-1y.
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Hg The war in which Prussia and 1t
ally against Austria, are the contestants
has began in good earnest. Two battles
one between Italy and Austria on the
Quadriliteral, in Venice, and the otleI
between Prussia and Austria, in Bohe-
mia, have been fought, in both of which
Austria proved the victor.
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Che 1cffrrsouiall,
Ma;ar General JOHN W. CEinY,
CT CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

r&y> We would call attention to the
notice of the dedication of the new Meth
odist Episcopal Church, near Seribncr's
school house, on Sabbath morning next.
The services will be Of the most interest,
ing character.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles. adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each. FlF-
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September Z, IS65.-ly,
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The Scranton Book Bindery.

A complete Book Bindery has been
started in connection with the Scranton
Republican. Orders left at this office will
be promptly forwarded and returned as
soon as finished.
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The Indictment against JEFF Davis for
treason, charges him with having been
"moved and seduced by the devil" We
always thought the old fellow had hand
in the matter, but how did the grand ju-
rors of Norfolk fad it out?
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iTcH!ETCH!sTcH
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH Z.
Wheaton's Ointment

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ,CHILBLAINS
and all ERUPTIONS OF TIE SKIN
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
By sending 80 cents to WEEKS & POT
TER, Sole Agents, 10 Washington street,
Boston. it will be forwarded by mail, free Of
postage, to any part of the United States.
June Z, 1866 -lYr.
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Eycrcst by Lightning,
REASONS WHY THE
AEEgiEsCAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS.
Is THE EEST.

Itis made on tie best principle. lis frame IS COM
posed CT SOLID PLATES. NO jar can interfere with
the harmony Of it working and sudden shock
damage Its machinery. Every piece i made ard fin
shed bv machinery itself f.mous for It's h0ycliy, as
we'll for its eectivenessl and Is therefore properly
made. The watch is What all mechanism sIouk he
ACCURATE. SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONONI-
CAL Except some high grades. too costly for gcner
al use, foreign watches ate chiefly made y
AMI boys. Such watches are composed of several
hundred pieces screw ed and ryeed together, and
quIre constant repairs TO Keep them ii any kind Of
order All persons who have carried = ancres.1 Ie
ines and English Patent Levers,' PEI fcctly well
aw are of the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning Of orr enterprise, than ten
years ago, first object to mike thorough
" good low -plicei watch for the mCn, 10 take the
place these foreign impositions-the refuse for
eign fIctores-whIch were entirely uhsaleable at
home and perfectly worth. ess everywhere.
iIoA Well we have accomplished this mag be Ru-
dersood from tie fact. that after many years "
trial, we now make MORE T5AN ONE-IIs IF OF ALL
THE WATCHES SCLD IN THE UNItED STATES,
and that ether have given such universal sat
Isfacton. While this department Of our business is
continued with increased facilities for perfect work
present engaged in the mauuftcture ofwaic-
es ofthe HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONO-
MErRY, uGcquacd 5y anything hitherto made by our
selves, unsurpassed by anything made in the world
For this purpose We have the anplcst facilities We
have erected an addition to our main buildings ex-
pressy for this branch Of business and have filed
il with the best workmen in service New ma
chimes and appiianceS have been constructed, which
PEI form their work with cunSummaie dcIicaCy and
exacincss. The choicest and most approved ma;eri-
ais only are used and challenge comparison be-
" a,,fp
chronomcters VIC do not pretend 10 sell cur atchcs
or less money than foreign watches hut do assert
witho fear of contradiction that for the same money
our product mcomparabIy superior All our watch
5, of whatever grade, fally warranted and this
warantee is good all times against US or our agents
in all parts OF the world.
CAUTlON.-The public are cautioned to
buy only respectable dealers. All persons selling
coun.erfeits Il! be prosecuted
ROBBINS G APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COM
PANY.
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Sl.5OO PER YEAR ', We IVA want tag agon n,

RE,0 OV everywhere to sell our i'm
proved $50 sewing Machine. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commits
sions paid. The only machines sold in the
United States for less than $40. which
are fully licensed By Howe, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grorer q Baker. Singer
& Co.. and Bechelder. All other cheap
machines are infringements and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon Shaw g. Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, Ill. January 4, 1S66.-ly.
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Two men have been arrested in New
Orleans, charged with completely in the
assassination of Mr. Lincoln.
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ACCOMPLISHED with the aid of science. For
example: grey, sandy or red hair is
CHANGED EN "A MOMENT,
to the richest conceivable black or brown,
by simple application OF
CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by ]. CRlSTADoRO' o AS
tor House, New-York Sold by Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
july IL. IS66.-1m.
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TRANSFORMATION !!

The suberstitions Of antiquity are only flood
for laughter" at the present day, and yet
this is an age of
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ssURBrv TEE BLOOD If the

x -
blood be pure the body which is formed from
and by the blood cannot be diseased. But
if there be in any part of the body any ot-
fection, such as boil or ulcer, even brufse,
the blood circulating through that part ia kes
I'D impure matters from the local affection
a nd carries it into The general system. This
is the cause of often sudden death TO persons
of full habit afflicted with boils and ulcers,
and who use no medicine; the matter gets
into the circulating system and chokes up
the fine blood vessels which supply the brain
with vitality. and life ceases as if
Ecrcst by Lightning,
Now, this can be rcmeJicd.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
takes all impure matters from the circuia-
tion, and save the general health, soon curing
local affections also. BRANDRETH'S
PILLS protect from tedious times Of sickness
and often save life. Sold by all Druggists.
July II. 1S66-1m
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HtTuuusUuIS July @hu, IoOO.
The next event of importance was the
celebration Of the 4th of July. Our bor-
ough was out in It's holiday attire, and
friends from the country came in by the
hundreds, but, unfortunately, both town
aud country appeared to turn out only to
see, not to participate in the celebra-
ton. The result of this was that the
6remcD, the band, the committee Of ar
rangements, the orator of The day, and the
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January 4. 1666.-1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Court Of Appeals, March Term, 1866.
Norman W. Rose. Appellant agt The Board Of Super

Norman W. Rose, Appellant, agt, Ihe Board ol ouper
yisors OF Livingston County.
This was proceeding by certiorar to reverse
the action OF the Board OF Supervisors Of the County Of
Livingston by which tax was imposed and directed
TO be collected upon the real and personal estate sta
ated in said county. The resolution OF tho Board
directed the sum of s33 76 TO be levied and collected
for the purpose Of paying the principal and interest OF
certain bonds passed by the said county Tor payaG
bounes und the act OF the Legislature Of tho Sth of
February ls64 falling due and payable 10 lst5 Inc
question raised to the authority Of the boara on
Supervisors TO levy and direct the collection OF such
tax.
The Court held that under the provisions OF the ac
OF February O. and OF March 20, lo6t the eupeivson
were authorized TO levy and TO be coected uon
.he taxable property Of the county the suns requIo
for the purposes specified in those acts inat w.is
they were authorized TO raise money upon tne creu
the county and could authorize their treasurer 70 NC
liver TO each Super visor the amount OF pohds necessary
TO raise the money required By their several towns TO
they were not authorized TO raise tne money
ur,n the credt of the towns or to charge the tows
with the bonds delivered TO their respective oupe,u
sors until the electors Of such towns AZ genefaI coy
ton or at specis election called Tor thst W
hv m sorty vote authorized the borrowing Oh money
for snch nurpose upon the credit OF the town -
tho Snnsryisors In levying the tax upon the N1sus
nroperty OF the county to meet the principaI SUI ~
erest of such bonds must have no respect 20
bnt being the same rrespecSe OF the amour. Oh
uruished to the Supervisors OF the respecu'o '"""
ships. ..h;r. tba writ ~
osrtiorsr and affirming the judgment Of the Cosr! ee
low. JONI AHsS"'' WV
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

Of ne A-e,icGr Krrrir-ctc end hrr'c'gfeI Socs~v
This ~ blcation 70 comprise eight Pages .ctsvo eha
10 be devoted TO the interests of Nuos Dsiiss ara
Arclcoogsts include reports and trins ctions OF
societies papers cs Interest read before lh,m. desep'
tons and accoUnta Of coins and objects oil Ia:
terest 70 anqunran and articles and scieciIons Oh all
topics OF vnlle 8Hd importance in thess and cosnae
branches Of science, art and literature. Also =" IN
cludc department of Notes and Queries The Societs
guarantees the publication. and is earnestly hoped
that 3he ssHe of the journsthc need ot wLica Is SO
obviously fct--and which may be considered az inai'
guratIng new era 10 sccnt fc literature In this coun-
try viii be welcomed by those 10 whom it moc espe'
cay appeals and whose Interests IL IL intended TO sub
serve After the Jueines3 Of the meeting was con-
cluded. the members st the invitation OF Dr. Per1ne
psr,0Ok OF n bolntifl collation.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
IsOnrd Of Councilmen.
OFFICIAL

STATED SESSION, Monday, April 2, 1866.
OFFICIAL 2oo!oek. p M
The pursuant to adjournment, in their Chamber.
No. 10 City Hall.
irr-ent-J W,on Green, ESQ., President in the chair and
the following MEMBERS;
Councmrn Brien Roster Watts, White, Mackay Tying,
Roberts, r Pallin.n aud ilertrick-l0
quorum not an,werng TO their roll call, the
Ant that the Board stood to Thurs
day Lss hflh instant, at ? o'clock, y. M.
''' N' EDWIN 81 HAGERTY. Clerk
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Coufe..i.n of Gre, N, ..e maldea Murdere,

The Boston Adrertiser publishes the following
confession Of Green the murderer Of Mr.. Converse.
the teller Of the Maiden (Aiass.) Bank;
EAST CAMBRIDGE, Mas.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoScELs: This Is true Just
and correct statement Of facts relating TO the murder
Of Frank 4. Converse.
I do soemnly and truly say from my heart that /
never premedtated, contemplated or thought OF ever
committing the deed until went into the bank the
second lime tnat morning.
The first time went In was 10 get $40 or go bill
changed ! an r. certain which 1t was. The second
time to get a 81 bill on tee Maiden Bank
chr one, as that one was uuch mutt
Lar 10 me by Mr.. IT, l.. ran ana when
- made the remark that no thought
to the bank II would not get out
ereplaced by n new one During
l. ID II up TO the bank 10 get it ex.
oil or no other purpose whatever.
saw TIE pile OF money on the
desA lich was the ten mptation my mind
be- p caused py DeiiB EMBARRASSED Dy
de not pay.
ned BY different parties to be sued,
n by a lawyer OF the same. The
LII ed for debts which could not pay
" ~ TO cause my mind to be 80 weak
IL over myself.
,ney. the temptation and excite
IL. SO great and sudden that was
r. way with t. and went down to
u ny pistol and went back to the
|t the deed IN that excited aud
|t and took away the money.
realize the great wrong had
IL restore 1t back; but could NO,
10, 't.r
,.sss> tpov what TO dn With
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AMERICAN NuMrsMArrc AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL

AMERICAN NUMIsMATIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL
SocIETY.-A special meeting was held on Friday even
ing last at the house Of DR.. George H. Perine, Vice.
President The attendance was large, and the busi-
ness transactions interesting. The Chairman Of the
Lincoln Memorial Medal reported that the medals
were now being prepared for the subscribers Sundry
donations were received consisting of ancient coins.
some antique volumes for the library After several
interesting letters were read by the President the
Committee on the Projected Publication reported that
they will issue the st day Of May, 1866 and the
lst dav of every month thereafter periodical en-.
titled ZAs American Jesrwsi Of Nvmtrus'ies and BSats
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
RAmBEES AMONG TEKE BECON.
SHRUGGED

The Town OF HlereDce, n. C.-rhc Rebel
Prison There-A Visit 10 the Place
suGerings Of ihe Priseuers-Over G,OOO
of Tier, E,erish-Trisi and AoSuittal
c( tho Rebel ConImn mnndnnt-7Sespoasi.
billy OF the 5ich'nood Authoritses--
Evening Scene.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The intelligent Washington correspond
ent 81 the New York Times, Of the 18th
inst. states that 10 The habeas corpus CAGE
recently decided BIZ Judge Underwood, al
Alexantria, which was referred 10 Attor.
new General Speed by the President, the
at,orney General decided that, IN consid.
Grafton of the facts Of the case, the decision
Of Judge Underwood was incorrect. and re-.
commended that an order be made Tor the
reIease Of the prisoner. upon which The
President ordered hes release.
The correspondent very Justly remarks
at il scarcely necessary - add that
vbsreyer The rebellion j. declared 10 have
ceased. there the writ Of haLeas corpus il
no hanger suspended, and .hetey.r the CT.
vii law has resumed iis authority. the mil
i,sr, power will no, be exercised except
ia aid the civil authorities ~ executing
th.ir degrees. ard fnr the ia'frt parpo-s
only !. tie milllsry arm rvtt."sd 10 The
States lafeIs in rebellion"
Tie ssme correspondent sd,l, ihe lall"w.
inv eh,ch sceorJs sith TIE sles sc lsy'
heetoftfe given:
"Sr,s,sl dr. ~ ard er1nfss sstsfHa'
or ,hp Pfe.rlem'. aifsns'nn 49, foh.ifi.,
fion n ,hs Pyass P,p1Isnsiiea he ~
psifsc in I'll pf's ~, onlJ eA'eiA
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Z. ID. TOWNSEND.
Assistan, Adjutant. General,

X CASE UNDER THE cYL RIsHrs BMI.-
The Lafayette Ind Courier. oil the 10Th
instant says: A colored nan brou sht sui;
against prominent citizen, beinre Esquire
Wines this morning, 10 enforce con-
tract. The defendant Cor answer sets up
that the negro came into the State in vio-
lation oil the thirteenth article Of the con-
stiiutinn OF the State of Indiana, which,
under pains and penalties prohibits from
coming into the State. and debars them
from all rights to enfaf.e contracts. &c.
The plaintiff demurs to the answer, main
taininS that the thirteenth article is void
and Vt no effect because: First. IL is con.
travention Of the letter and spirit Of the
Constitution of the United States. 9s
Second. IL is in direct conflict with the
constitutional amen dment abolishing sla.
very. as. rJs
Third. his void under the first section
of the civil rights bill. which gives TO ell
parsons born IN the United States full right
10 make and enforce contracts. any law,
statute, ordinance. regulations. " custom
TO the contrary notwithstanding.
The Court sustained the demurrer. and
the dcfrndantsppealtd 10 the Circui' Court,
which Is nov IN session. The case wa.
Submitted to-day. and after Argument u
counsel. Col. ID. r. DelIart lsr appetite,
ane Col. ". z. Wilson iur appellant. tLs
case was taken Tor adsisement. Judge
Gesl will probably render derision 10.
morrow. Under the second section Of tic
civil rights bill he can only decide in fasol
Of the 6ego. for the reason that an adverse
decisian would subject hic 70 the penalty
Of 81 900 6ne and Imprisonment.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 10 -Amnng the tes-
timony reported 10. day from the Commit.
tee on Reconstruction was that Of AleIan-
der II. Stephens lie = ,les that he bad
conssrstd freely and fully With prominent
leading mel. in Georgia. and met with a
great many prominent and influential men
at MllledgeyIlle rot connected wiki the
Legislature. lie gave his decided opin,on,
from conversation with them and from cor
respondence, that an overwhelming majp-
fiiy 81 tie people 81 Georgia are exceed .
ingly anxIoas for the resruration ol tie
Government, and for the Sn,e e. take her
former position IN the Union TO have her
Senators and Representatives admitted into
Congress aud 10 enjuy all her obligation,
a. 4 State under the Constitution ~ tue
United states a. ii stands amended. Ills
opinion Of the sentiment u the people Of
Georgia is that the exercise OI the right oil
secession was resor,ed TO By them from 4
desire 10 render their liberties and luslltu.
tions more secure, and a belief on their
part that this was absolutely necessary Tor
that object. he further believes that II Il
their opinion that the sures,, II not the on.
| " hope, for their llbertic, u the res,ora.
ton Of the Constitution Of the United
States and Of Government under that Con
| sttutlon. lie thinks the people are sufi.
ciently satisfied with the experiment nescI
to resorl 10 that measure Of redress agar
by force. Whatever may be their own ab
siract ideas upon that subject. they has,
come 10 tie conclusion that II Is better Il
appeal 10 the forms Of reason and justice
to the halls Of legislation and the courts, ~
the preservation " the principles q con
s,itutional liberty, than 70 the arena ol
arms. The idea oil secession Is total.
abandoned.
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Minnesota papers say that news has been
received from camp Of friendly Indians
near the Missouri Coteau, TO the effect that
the male portion Of an entire band. while
ovt IN search Of buffalo, were caught in .
terrible snow storm, and but one returned
10 bring iidings % the sad fate Of his CON.
rades. All bad persisted IN one night--th.
party numbering some iorty Or fifty.
The Houston Telegraph SAYS Bishop
Gregg has returned 10 feTss with $50. 900
Tor educational purposes.
House oil Representatives of Tennessee.
Ia, expelled James X. Heed. one d The
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construction BY The President Of thatpro-
clamation. which has gore forth up to this
time. is contained in an answer TO the fol-
lswing dispatch: 1
M Augusta, Ga, April 10Th, 1855.
lMai. Gen. Hoicard; Does the Presidents
proclamation remove martial law in this
State sNIfso. General Brannon does not
feel authorized to'arrest parties who have
committed outrages on freed people or Un-
ion refugees. Please answer BY telegraph.
un W DAVID TlLSONp
Brig. Gen. OF Vols.
To this the following answer was sen,
to-day by direction of the President:
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THE Rrpral ~ TRg fgsT UaTH THE
House Judiciary committee to-day bad I'M
der consideration the question recently
submitted |" them 81 inqniring into Tie
expediency ol repealing tie ies; oath. The
CON mittee after shor; discussion. direct.
ed their chairman 10 report against any
modification Of The oath whatever. The
chairman viii present an elaborate report
upon il. going into The whole question, and
attempt 10 yindica,e the action u the com.
mitiee BY quotations from The President,
records. Mr.. Rogers will present mino.
rity report in favor Of iis repeal. a. desir.
ed BY the secretary Of the treasury and the
postmaster general.
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II one man remains loyal he is Tie STATE. l
stand by the Presidents veto of the Freed.
men Bureau bill. Let the States give the
freedmen al civil rights, and by degrees
extend 10 them the rights OF suffrage. or
else le,an amendment Of the constitution
make one rule Of suffrage for all the States.
This attempt Of Congress to interfere with
the rights Of the States. after the war pow
er ceases, is q usurpa,ion OF power IN
known to the constitution, and subyersive
of the whole theory Of repubilcanism, as
based upon the old constitution OF the u
nited States. Your obi servant,
G.. M. CLAY.
Geo. d. Prentice. Esq, Louisville. Ky.
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EFFEcTs os ELEcraIcrY.--It Is well
known that frictioa develop, electricity.
and mechanics are generally aware that
machine belt, running At great speed, -
always highly electrified BY its irlellos
with the air. The experiment has oItea
been tried in the oiIice Of the Ledger. NJ
lighting gas. burners. by workman hold
lng one hand 70 fast going belt, and :ss
other 10 the burner. This experiment has
no doabt been tried 10 many other places
where machine betting y cmplcyed. Whsa
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How TO DlsPOsE OF MrrlLwrD CueRgS-
cy.-A great many persuns are al loss 10
know how 10 dispose OF ragged and mutt
lated currency that accamulaies on their
hands. Ii is the easiest thing IN the scrll,
and without any expense. Men you se,
three dollars worth on hand. put i 10 a
small package, pin paper baud around 4,
with your name, post Office address and
amount; then put it in an envelope and al.
dress il to the Treasury Of the Ua',ed
States. Washington. ID. T." In lea dal
you will receive new currency IN return.
|; goes an. returns free Of postage.