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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-17
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
Blessed Virgin

Desire to inform their friends and the public gen
orally, that their Academy will reopen on Mon
day, August 10, for the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-25

TIE MEMOIR OF BISHOP ELLIOTT, expressly pre-.
pared for, and published some days since IN IHE
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, has beon extensively
copied in the Georgia papers. The numerous
friends Of tho late Bishop arc pleased to find such
an expression of his worth, and so loving a'delin-
cation of his character. The memoir is the pro-
duct of the eloquent pen of THOMAS N. HANcKEL,
Esq, of this city.
ST. PAuL's DAY..-The festival Of the Conversion
Of ST. PAUL was instituted by tho Church on the
25th OF january, in gratitude for so miraculous
and important an instance of the Divino Power.
T, was foy sone time observed as holiday in most
of the churches of the West ind is still festival
Of the Anglican Churches.
The day had also celebrity OF another descrlp-
ton, tho origin OF which is unknown. It has been
an article OF constant belief in Western Europe
during the middle ages, and oven down to our own
time that the whole character of the coming year
is prognosticated by the condition of the weather
on this day, and this is the more singular, as the
day itself was one of those to which tho prophets
gavc the title Of unlIcky days.
The prophesies regarding this day arc to be
found in quaint verse, either Latin or English; one
OF these most commonly referred to was as fol-
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

1ilChelt Us. -{T0T0cH.
Wi, In sold under tho direction OF the unders igned at
tLn old Custom House, in This city, Oh TUESDAY, the
o0tI day OF January, 1861 ut II o'cock, A. NJ.
L All ..at HOUSE AND LOT, on the south side % OF
rca,,in srcst in this rity known by tho number 81
and mcaslrine in front said street twenty 1.-Two (a'
feet, and iu depth sixty lG0 feet more or less B9undls
east by land OF T. Garden: vest by and OF r. aoiowS
north by Beaufan street, GId SCUM ny iA'lo u W. y"
Olney. ~, ., ,,, ,;,,os ,,,d I'M,
proycments thereon situate on the north sue OF est
srcet in this CITY, und ncBuring in front on West street
thirtynye 35) feet and in depth orc hundred anu tor
4 feet moro or less. Bounding to the north on End
now OF late Of Eclnri Holloway to the SCUM on Mes5
srnet to the east Oh land lnc of rs Eeber anu
to tho west on land now lao the property OF tic es
tate of john Y. Bradley.
Terms-Onc-thirl cash; balance III three SUCCESSIVE
annual instanons secured by bond OF tue purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises with interest from ay o
sale, payable annually Buildings to be insured anu
policy assigned Purchaser to lMy f6r RspGTs
r.,,o.,p t1f Master III Equity.
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UNDER DEC1cEE rs EQUITY.

will he sold unde. tho direction OF tho undersigned ut
the old Custom House, in this city, TUESDAY, the
29til day of january, 1857, 1T II o'clock a. M.,
All that VALUABLE PLANTATION, with the improve
monts thereon, known by the name Of FETERESSA,
situate in that part Of Berkely District known hs St. AM
drcwa Parlsh on the east side q Ashley River and on
both sides OF the Dorchester Road. and little over
twc1rc milea iroa, Chereson The Plantation contains
ss lcs and butts md bounds to tho north
and cast on lands of john and PRtrck Nel soutu by
lan(y Of TouGhstone, aud west by Ashley River,
as per plat Of sa;c made by r. E. surveyor IN
1896. a.ssst.s5
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance payable In five
eo successive annual insalnents secured by bond OF
ereet nom day Of salo payable annually Purchaser to
pay for papers. JAMES IOPfEh,
January IL 1m Master ia Eqully.
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SALES.
DECREE IN EQUITY.

,z l1lteN Us. iRlRe4.5 -i5.. ,
WIN be so!d under the direction Of tho undersigned a1
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the l2th Fopru'
ary 1861, at II o'clock Al s.ss.-I..,-
l. All that PLANTATION, situated at the head OF Fosters
Creek waters of Cooper River on tho Upper and Lower
Rack River Road in tho Parish Of st. James Goose
Creek and known as t.Libery Hail. containing thirty
hundred ind one (sGO1 acres; bounded to the north
On lands of estate of William Bell; to the northeast ana
one owned by Charles Graves to the southeast south
and northwest By Fosters Greek; to the west by Hon
hall, belonging to tho estate Of J. smith, and TO tho
All That other PLANTATION, situated on Edisto ISL
and called .sVincgar HILL and ts
acres situate on public road, opposite the Episcopal
Church
cash. balance In one and two years
secured by bond mud ortago Of the premises with IN
ercst paYable annually Purchaser to pay foE papers
49, - ' ~ '.--s- JAMES TUPPER,
ut IN, Fn31if..
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1ryDMr Dncl,c1s IN EQUITY.

BMiSl, ADMINISTRATOR, Cs. CU0ydN e! IL.
VIII be sold under tho direction OF tho undersigned at
tho old Custom House, in this city on TUESDAY tic
Goth day of january 1861, at II o'clock a. a.,
All that LOT OF LAND with tho Buildings thereon,
tate on tie cast side of Coming street in tho City Of
lesion aud designated by tho nunbe:a l60 and i82
M massiug front on Coming street 4S ieet
IN, Feet %. the same or loss. bounding north on
lands now or 5ormcry Of Catialino Bennctt south b
lands of John j. Lntar east by lands OF - ana west
TerrnsEOnsthirl cash boanco in five equal succes-
siy annual i.lssanents. secured by bonds or the pu
and mortgage of the premises, with interest from
dav NJ sale parable annually, the buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers:
M 'iA.' poAo' JAMES TUpPER,
1o,,,ory111 ftu Muster In Equity
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CARSON US. Carson.
W1 be sola under the direction OF the undersgned, 81
the Old Custom House. in this City, on TUESDAY lne
o9tt January, ut Il o'clock, d. NJ,
- ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there:
on being tho northern tenement Of tss three e. a
Raw srcet nearly opposite Lnguard street. and known
by the number 4s-neasuring in front o. East Bay
street. feet, on the back line - feet, and IN
Tcrsonehalf cash balance IN Two equal successive
a,aaua insalrnents secured by bond OF the
and Jnorgnge of the premises with interest from Gay o.
sae ,ayIble annually The buildings to be insured ana
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for p:pers.
so'-e' JAMES TUPPER,
Jnn,,nry IA ftu4 . Master in Equity.
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Strain Us. Li?1leil01lSe.
1y,1Ie ,d under tho direction of the undersigned ut
tho old Custom Housc, in this city. on TUESDAY, tho
ostll day Of January, 1907, at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND on the west side OF Lime
house street, in this city, known BY tho number o. on
lands et Nsr 5 se omd IL
dcntl, one ha1aged and five feet 1O5 feet moro or less
ALSO,
o an that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on tue
aonth NJ tho sar1c dncnsions and known by the
number G. on the sanle plnn
ALSO,
q All that LOT OF LAND on the north side Of Tradd
strcet known by the sumber 81 on the plan OF the
Limohouse Lands.
T. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on the
west, aud known by the rumber 49, :
ALSO,
r. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the last aboYe on
the west aud known BY tho number s9; d. ,,o, scoos
rcrms-One.ifth cash; btlance IN nVo eeeal Success,
sy insalments secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises with interest from DAY OF
paypi,e annually. Purchaser to pay for papeE&
p' p' JAMES TUPPER,
1,rr,rr inf Mus'Hr III Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Bethlehem Baptist C7s,u'ch et a. vs. John lfcCur
lers, Executor.
WIN In sold under the direction of the undersg4ed R
the old Custom House, in this city on TUESDAY, the
29tl1 dny of January, 1867, at II o'clock A. H.
5VTIIACE OF GRUMESYIIILE. situate In BerkleF Dis
trct ST. james Goose Greek Parrish, on Fudds o road
and branch waters of Cooper River each Lot
ip1nroyements as are delneaed plan OF tho SAID
village made for tho purpose of this sae on the I'd o
November 1866, by T. j. Melard Surveyor, ana 20 Dc
seen ut this Office.
Ters-Onc-third cash: balance in one and two years.
secured bY bond and mortgage Of the rremtses with
privilege of tho purchaser to pay al CASH Purcnaser
to na,- for 1p,.crs JAMES TUPPER,
~ Ia :unrv II flu Master In Eqhiiy.
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1rNnER nEcREE I'm EaUITY.

Lucas Ds. Pr10feGN Gu 0t.
viii he sold under the direction of the undersigned at
The Old Custom, House in this city, on TUESDAY, the
2sth day of January, 1867, at II O'Clock A. H..
AL that TRACT OF LAND III st. Thomas PEr1sn,
Berely District containing 3947 acres, the being
compose OF two tracts ono Of which, containing about
90 ncres granted to Susan cumbo I'll 1851 ana the
other containing 2047 6510D acres, particularly de-
lIneaied on Mat OF Northampton mndo by Charles
Parker Surveyor, on. 18th March, 1913
Ter1ns-Onc third cash balance payable IN four equal
snccessiyo annual inytainens, secured BY bond and
mortgage OF tho premises with interest from day Of nae,
puyabie ANNUALLY. Purchaser to pay for paperg
y JAMES TUHPER.
1on,,ry - ftl1 Muster III Equity.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
GENGE

How few there who not subject to some affection
of tho lungs respiratory organs who. by nesleGhng
prenonitory symptoms, aggravae tho complaint, until
disease strikes its Shafts causing ncxprcssibc torture
Of the patient and anxiety and distress to ends Only
cold i,="A slight throatl s the b"a1lcss romarf
of many when so affected. Yes "Onyi, aold wac the
thouehtIess expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forcwarned-Forearmcd should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds Caarrh or
Influenza Words of advice should be needed by all sui
fering from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief e
within thor reacl aud ii neglected. fatal consequences
ensuc-a life of misery-a daily hourly struggle for ex
stcnce contest in which there con be but ono victor
Death
Docs it not appal the strongest mind to think OF the
result caused by neglect? Then why dely2 What ex-
c1sc can DO offered when timely warming is sounded In
your ears? When tho danger is pointed OUT why not
avoid 1T? MAnsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM has been nse0
with success in nenrly million Of cases, and Is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most rrsmpt aud etca-
cjo1s remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure NIL Of Co lcs Colds, Influenza,
md Consumption, if tho CHS, is not beyond NIL nope
Even when the sufferer is the l:stages be Will iind
relief by using this prop ration Ono bottle will con-
vince tile most incrcnos, that tho merits Of this prepa
ration are by no exaggerated; in fc fall far ehor
of the eulogies bestowed upon it by thousands who lave
been cured by it's timely guarantee accompanies
cnc bottlo anil dealers arc instructed in erory instance
TO refund tlc money when this preparation fails to re-
Eeye.
York.
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To BAKERS, GRocEns AND FAr:a1Es.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread :? Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom Do You wish Flour
that win make white bread and not sour Then apply to
j. N. RoDsoS No. G2 East Bay. who hRs always large
stock Of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
December 10 mwf9mos
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..If st. Pauls day be fair and clear,
It does betido hnppy year;
But if it chance to snow or rain,
Then wll be dear all kinds OF grain;
If clouds or mists do dark the sky,
Great store OF birds and beasts shall die;
And if tho winds do fly alot
Then war shall vex the kingdom oft A"
It is not known if this day still enjoys it's former
reputation, but If our readers have the patience
and will take notes, they will be able to judge for
themselves by January, 1868
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Auction Sales This Day.

HUcIlOu 3uIcS 1HIb ONJs
NJ L. A1atAR will sell this day, ut wharf foot OF
yenduo Range at II o'clock, the soop George Washing
ton, OF the capncity of six cords ofwood.
JouN g. M1LNoR & Co. will sell this day. at their
auction aalesroo, No. 1873 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock
ali Invoice of Shoes nas furniture and other articles
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at his store, corner
of King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'clock dry goods rib
bous buggy &C.. also the stock, instruments and fur.
niture Of Daguerrinn gallery.
SMITH & Meg GILLIvRAY will sell this day, III front OF
their Office No. q Broad street. at halfpast 10 o'clock
saddle and draft horses, prime work mule two spring
wagons, &c.
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AGRI.CULTU RAJ.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND
" Steel Ploughs, Whoelbarrows, Trucks Straw and
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters, Fnnnlng and Grain Mills
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and other Castings Horse
Power Threshng Machines Gunno, Bone. Dust, Phos-
phate of Lime, &c. JOHN MOORE,
Deceinhcr 10 9mo No. 1873 Front.street New YORK
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We HAVE often been asked why it is that PEoro-
RAJ BALM has proved such success. The only
reason no can give is that it is a medicine which
has proved by test to bo superior to any prcpara-
In Ly ,l1 Ir,,rriutp
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

Tho Daily South Curoltnan ut Columbia, is now sent
every Pos!oce in the State Being the oficiel paper
of the State, will be found ut the present time espe
ciy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation
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BArus-Thcrc is nothing so conducive to health
as baths, and there is TO place in this city where
one can better enjoy tho l:xtlry of warm, cold,
tepid or shower bath than at ST. Marks famous
barbcr-shop at the Charleston Hotel where a
nevcr-iailing supply Q. Artcsan water gives COM
fort and cleanliness that no other water can,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-25

BREAHFAsT CAKES, Gn1DDLE CAKES, MurrTNs, ROLLS,
&C., al made light and wholesome by using tc PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Duckwieat without
having headache and cruptons the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for II Ho
Rolls, Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
GRUBER 4 MARTIN,
Top,,arv Nh 9.IG Eiup strpnf
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a AHArrLE.--Ey reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that fine opportunity IL pre-
sctcd our citizens for obtaining q nice par OF
matched ponies, at the reasonable prco Of ten
dollars This is 1rt cheap; and we have no doubt
they will find many purchasers.
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BAUGH'S
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE

THE APPLICATION OF DONE PHOSPHATE HAS
always been benefcial-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article Before Offering BAUrH S
PHOSPHATE on the market the last season. IsubEaitted
it tor analysis to Professor Shepard of the South
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed it, and his
opinion has now been verified y actual experiment by
our own Planters whose testimony have of the su-
perior exceloncy this Phosphate especially in the cu
ture of Cotton, in nsurng good stand.
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=. - as
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ln Admiralty
Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN, presiding Judge. The fol
lowing DEGREES we're pronounced
Sula. & Co. Us. The Schooner Aid-Libel on a
breach of charter party. CONNER & MAGRATH for
the libellants CAMPBELL s. SEADRooK for the re-
gpondents Upon hearing the evidence and argu-
ment in this case, it is ordered and dccreed that
the libel be dissolved.
Mrs. Mary Hart, ounce. Of the schooner Aid, vs.
,Soins & Co-Lbel for breach OF charter party.
Same parties for defence and prosecution. On
hearing the full evidence advanced, and the argu-
ments made in the case, it is ordered that The de-
fendants sALAs & CO. pay to the libellant dcmur-
rage on twenty-sorcn days, at the rate OF $50 III
currency or $50 in gold twelve days being allowed
for loading and unloading the ship-it being asccr-
tained that thirty-ninc days was the time Of her
stay in port.
Mrs. Mary Hart, o,caer Of lie schooner 1ad, u.s.
De Coes d Satas-Libel for breach OF Charter par
ty. Same advocates for dcfonce and prosecution.
Upor hearing the evidence. and arguments at
vanced, it was ordered and dccrccd that the dc
fandants pay to the bellants demurrasc on twenty
three DAYS at the rate of s20 i'll gold, or $50 in cur
rency. thirteen days being allowed for loading and
unloading and thirty-nino days being ascertali!ee
% the time Of her detention in the port.
DeCosta g. MADAM rs. Schooner -Atd-ltls or
dared that the Marshal pay wharfage, at the rate
~ IS cents per day, for tue schooner Il ID as per
contract with the agent OF Fraser's Wharf.
The steamer adele vs. J. F: ONeW q Sons
CAMPBELL & sEABnooK, proctors for the CLAIMANTS,
In the above case it is ordered that It DC referred
- commissioner HoaLBEcK to take tbs testimony
~ snoh witnesses as may be introduced Dy Tue
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MAYORS CoCRT, January 24.-Sahron Johnson
an interesting youth of a much darker color thar
the golden hue his name would intimate, was
brought up for stealing a board from one sof the
crossings in the upper wards and, in consequence
was treated by his Honor to five days board in the
Guard House, where he will have an opportunity
Of tasting the sssweet waters. of the city, and
gratifying his palate with delightful norsols of the
original read fruit.
Abram Hill, g representative Of the Georgia
darkey, who had arrived yesterday in search Of
his brother, but failed to find him, and having no
money took lodgings in the street, where he was
picked up by policeman, was discharged with u
warning from the Mayor that ho must find his
brother or find work, and that he must rot see
him again in the Guard House, or ho would be
committed.
Washington Griffith, man Of glossy black, who
had been to hall and taken. two drinks and
waltzed; and then took two more nips and settled
fight that was about occurring between three OF
'stho ladies" in the room, which afforded him so
much dissatisfaction that no went into the street
and became ssobstropolous," " from whence he was
conveyed to tho Guard House, and this morning
fined IS for his pleasures of night"
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SWAN ISLAND GUANO.

y w AN @lI9IIAISU u UANV.
O0O TONS, BALANCE OF CARGO OF BRITISH
cbUU bark James Wilson,
This Guano was sold to Glasgow, Scotland, where its
value as manure is appreciated ut more than am Of
ferng on the market It was only after making favor
able with the vessel to freight nnd upon
the strong endorsement md recommendation of Prot
Shepard that the owners allowed it to rc1nuin It con-
tains Il per cent Of Phosphate Of imc and other val
uable Ingredients Mixed with to 10 per cent of Pc
ruyan Guano makes it one OF the cheapest and most
valuable manures for Corn or Cotton.
Price-s20 per ton of 9240 lbs cash. or s25 per ton
City acceptance with interest," payable 1st ovember.
For sale by j. N. ROBSON,
January 16 wfin1mo No. 90 East Bay.ls-
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The principle by which tho waste of gas is di-
nlnished ut least 80 por cent has been before OK
planned but as Mr.. pozNANsK1 dosigns soon pub
fishing pamphlet the new systcnl of carburet-
ting gus, which will initiate our citizens more
completely i.,to the precise advantages to be de-
rived from tho use of his chemical apparatus, we
refrain from commenting on tho subject, and refer
gas consumers who are anxious for information to
tho forthcoming work.
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TIE Cry COUNCIL AND TIE GAS MULTpLIER.--
At the last session of City Council the Committee
on Lighting the City presented a thorough report
on tho proposition mndo to that body by Mr. Poz-
NANsK1, of applying tho multiplying system to the
street lamps. The Committee considered the sub
iect both theoretically and practically, and bcing
convinced, from it's working in those buildings,
whero it has been tested, that great economy can
be practiced without diminishing tho size of the
light, and they have given it their unqualified ap-
proyal. They have nlso recommended to Council
that the number of street lamps DO increased from
425 to 1000 and that the same principle bc applied
to the metres OF tho public buildings, such as he
Orphan House. Aims House, and others.
Although this report was postponed Tor further
consideration to the next regular meeting, there is
no doubt that tho action will be favorable. Tho
want of street lamps has long been nuisance un-
der which we have groancd III darkness, and the
action of Council is looked for with anxiety by all
who have the welfare Of the city at hoart. IN in
novation of this description, that combines econo-
nv and utility should bo instantly adopted, espe-
cially as in tho present case it ianot an expert
1ncnt but has been proved success.
When Mr.. PozNANsKI became the owner, OF this
patent he was 80 convinced OF it's ultimate adop-
ton, that le declined to accept any profit arising
from it's introduction in tho several buildings that
have tested it, wishing rather to establish the
worth of tho invention by practical experiments,
and thus furnishing q convincing proof OF the
beneficial results to be obtained by the adoption of
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Charleston Neck has always been proycrbial for
the prolific nature Of its soil, but Messrs. s1MoNs
& MAzycK have contrived to make it bear ten
fold. these gentlemen have large experience in
farming, and tho wonders of the vegetable world
arc not unknown to them. BY industry and appi-
cation, they have made their farm to yield abun-
dainty, and have always the earliest, largest and
best of the fruits Of the season. In connection
with their farm, they propose to furnish families
With vegetables on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, at s15O per week. This v i'll bo great &c
comnodation 10 many who live far from q market,
aud are unable to obtain supplies. All orders loft
at No 1G Mary street will receive prompt alton
ton. Mesors. S1a1oNs & MAzycK haro put their
hands TO the plough, and arc determined to mako
it speed right merrilic.