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ALLPRIyATE DISEASES OF 30

LLPRiVATE DISEASES OF BOTH
y SEXES treated SUCCESSFULLY, and the DAN
GERS INCIDENTS TO PREGNANcH arising from MAJ
formation General Dc5iitV other causes, entirely
o5riated by our REMEDIES and PREvENTIvEs, which
consist Of neW, simple, coHUenienf and Efficient
form of Remedial AGENTS the Scientific results oi
careful Physiological, Chemical and lcroscopicai
Irrestigation and which. focaHy applied by the pa
tent READILY and with sEcREsY, eaiireiy dispense
u-ith Injections, IiStr1tmentS and Medicines per
Mouth. Enclose stamp for Prilafe Circular.
DOCTOR WALTER s07 Broadway, New York.
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GREAT CURE!
scRorrLA, CArAnnu, AND coysUurrlox Guam

ScRoFrLA, CArARRH, AND CoSsUNPrIoy CURED.
>, Ms LoTng Chase Of Peaeham, requestus to pub
lish the following; Il have been an invalid under
medical care above ; years and unable h do any
work, having Liver Complaint Catarrh, and at last
Consumption. Being on the eve Of desTajr
we applied to Dr. Crabtre the SaaqtoriqI. By his
treatment have got well. In short time have
spun Il skeins Of yarn and done my house work I
nave now no cough, night sweats, or any other diff
| ffeulty. Mrs. L. CHASE
CROWDS Follow "A greater humber than here
toforc visited Little's Hotel last week on the oc
sion Of the fourth regular monthly visit OF the Sana
toran to this town. luvalids hearing Of the great
success OF the Doctors treatment, came in crowds
on foot, who were able, and in carriages, and the
last day 50 great was the demand that many were
obliged to return without prescription. His nedi-
elnes are agreeable 70 take, and most wonderfully
efheaclous IN results. lie makes visit here
this fall and promises 10 return in the sprine-gac
| ton paper, Sept. 81.
cipal tow as in this County during the fall and win
ter, as be has IN Orleans County the past EyrIRE
FIVE MONTHS Those towns where people are too
slow TO seize this great opportunity or health h. rJI
drop from has list al once and add the dav 10 Other
| places.
| Mrs. Vim. Green, Of Sutton, applied "a IN c,,b-
| TIRE, June 10Th having every symptom of eopsulor,-
tion-2d stage. constant hard cough mad irritafd
and caused an excessive purulent and sanguineous
| discharge rom the lungs great debility &c. She
evidently could not long live without help DR. C's
medicines nave restored her, the cough il cured the
lungs well, no night sweats and she claims she i
cured, and can do good days work.
RHEUMATISM.
Hr. Green, Of Sutton. applied same time having
| long suffered with Rheumatism of both TpIs ~
| offer DR.. Crabtre double the price charged
REMEMBER THE DA VS. q
Come Early.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 70 prodnre 'gxprisE
growth OF halr uIod bali head Or beardies f;ioe
Ss6 recipe for The removal OF Pimoles, Blotches,
FTnnfians etc, on the skim leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful, can be Obtained without charge
by addressing - =, ou,n,,.>- c,,,.,,,.-
S23 Broadway, n. Y.
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A AGENTS XyANTEn- rop TILE A,1rn5
LOAN MONEY WEST (,

NJ can loan 100000 on Farms in Henry and adj
w joining counties in Illinois, of three times
value of loans, at ten per cent PAYABLE annually.
iree OF charge, at place Of lender. We responsible
Tor titles given in security. When status of l. s.
bonds Is so uncertain, and specie payment before
maturity Of loan certain ten per cent securities on
the best land in the world is the safest investment
for capital For details and references address
BENNETT Il NEEDER, Galva, Henry Co.. Ill
JoHE |. Bennett. Jan. l. 1855 ALBERT H. VEEpER
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Contracts for the entire work Of building Oh miles
Of first-cass railroad west from Omaha, comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work, and en-
bracing every expense except surveying, have been
made with responsible parties who have already fin
ished over $40 miles, at the average rate Of sixty
eight thousand and fityeight dollars ,SGS O5s) per
mile The price includes all necessary shops for
strucon and repairs Of cars depos stations, and all
other incidental buildings, and also locomotives,
passenger baggage, and freight ears and other req
uise rolling stock, to amount that shall not lie
less than $50 per mile. Allowing the cost of the
remaining one hundred and eighty-six OF the eleven
hundred assumed to be built by the Union Pacific
Company to be $4,000 per mile,
Tic toldi cost Of ei,uen hundred miles tciH be as
foHars;
9li miles, at So, ass, SCI, POI 0I2
lS6 miles. at Sa0,nOl I5,7i0On
Add discount on bond-, auryeys &c, 4,5OOOO
Amount, sS3,4i5,0l1
As the l. 5, Bonds equal to money and tho Com
pany's own First Mortgage Bonds have ready mar
ket, we have the available resources for building
eleven hundred miles;
L. S. Bonds s29,3ss 900
First Mortgage Bonds, 2s..E1S G0l
Capital Stock paid in IN work now DONE S,5O0OO0
Land grant 0u go acresat SlJ0per acre p l2OO0O
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PRETTY GOOD.

\ christian Old lady, little near-siehted from t,,
frequent plnches Of 1iacah0y, seeing the name aft
sa4atorian' in our paper, exclaimed Land #
the O'oq samaritan amt coming again Now Mr.
-e,n he cured q his rhumaiiz and aunt Polly Of
l4ie ll l'-->cEe-es ldlo>yucrusy) Dr. Hall calls
complaint and after getting the family Bible. [.
ie'd a1"ut H. she went out % tellher neieblors--
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A LII using Sewing Machines Will find FoorE's
~ PATENT NEEDLE THREADER a great relief TO
the eyes. The Threader and Setter combined sent
prepaid, TO any address, upon receipt Of 81. lib
eral discount made to agents and the trade MUM
FORD co, Agents for United States, 20 Asylum
St Hartford Ct
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AGENTS WANTED.

I'HE Complete Herbalist; or, the People their own
L Physicians by the Of Herbal Remedies, Is the
title of one of the best family medical books that has
ever been offered TO the public The rapid sale Of
this book, and the large commission allowed, enables
good agent TO make easily from $50 $50 per day.
Address for full particulars the author and publisher
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN, No. I9 Grand street, Jersey
City, y. j. Jan. ~ wiw
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Uarm dispatches state that the publica-
Inn the vote Of St Thomas was unofflcia
w.. authorities refused to give details on
subject The Danish Counsel at New
T-5 has telegraphed to the captain of the
arette Dagmar that Sec. Stewards reply
va. satisfactory and the President of the [.
;. had sent the treaty to the Senate for ratif-
cation.
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OF over NINE PER CENT, upon the investment an
have over thirty years to run before maturity.
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Commercial.

N,GNoLn WATER.-A delightful t
-suTerir to Cologne and at half the
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spetial Aotires.


- " iEE Inv y
RuP-The Great Quieting Remedy for Children Tee
thing Large Bottles only 25 cts Sold by all Drug
gists' VIM J0SLYN & son, Barton, VT. Gen.
Agents.
Dec 20
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FOR COUGHS, COLD AND CoysIrup

TION try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used by our
Oldest and best physicians and families for forty years
past. Get the genuine. REED. CUTLER & CO.
Druggists, Bosto ProtorsoTrp.
NOV. 70. nd&w3mos
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Mrs Mary sweat. Dropsy and enlargement Of the
IFer 10 years diseased, unable 10 walk any dstauc.
or Set INTO carriage. In two months treatment I.-
Au.ust 10Th enraf
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FOR SALE.
Best Farm i'm Vermont

I'HE undersigned offer for sale, upon advatageous
L terms, one Of the best farms in the State said
farm lies on Lake BomhHzine in the town of Castle
ton consists Of $40 acres Of which nj acres is mea-
dow. The balance is timber and pasture land about
equal proportions Of each The timber consists prn-
cpaly of pine and hemlock, and if taken off at the
present time would net more than $1,000. New saw
mill on the premises in good running order, worth
5000. On the meadow land are two new barns
each i0X60 IT.. cellars underneath, with streams Of
water constantly running.
Three tenement houses with small barns connected
TO each, and good sugar orchard Of $50 trees
Excellent slate veins running all through the
farm.
This property lies about i-I2 miles from the rail
road depotS at Hydevle and CaStleton, and a first
rate bargain for any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
good farm. II also presents good opportunity for
parties desirons of erecting Summer Hotel, the
attractions Of Lake Bombazine, and its surroundings
are unrivalled. The materials for building can all
be procured with little cost from the premises
The whole Of this property, an undivided half
will be sold upon favorable terms Hay, tools and
stock, will be sold with the farm if desired.
For further particulars inquire Of PRINDLE &
BURNHAM, Insurance and Real Estate Agents
Rutland, Vt
Dec. l2i wifi
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PRICE LIST.

We import a very superior quality Of Kiangsi Dc.
long and Moyune Young IIyson Teas, put up in orig
inal Chinese packages, containing pound. We
sell the Oolong at 30, and the Young Tyson at 81
ur.cr ...rr
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2--FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS.

BY it. charter the Company is permitted to issuo
ITS own First Mortgage bonds TO the same amount as
the bonds issued by the Government. and no more
ana only a the road progresses. The Trustees for
the Bondholders arc the Hon. Z. d. Morgan. L S
Senator rom New York. and the Hon Cakes Anne.
Member of the [. s House Of Representatives. who
responsible for the delivery Of these Bonds TO the
C0npany In accordance with the terms of th. INV
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22 YEARS ANINVALID!
published by herself in the Newport Expr

To the sick and deSpairinE | would bring words O
encouragement and cheer. For TWENTY-FIVE wears
have been unable to sit up five minutes without the
strongest supporters, though, during this period
have had the best medical attendance Of the ago
bothJn city and country. For years past / have
suffered extremely from spinal disease liver com
plant ana dl spepsla, with never ceasing headache
In June last having then been four months on nv
bed, ! came under the medical care Of Dr. A. II
CTahtre, Of Conn. Under his treatment BY the bless
M OF God, have from the first. steadily recovered
now ~ up nearly all day and feel no inconvenience
whatever in walking out without any mechanical
supporter. Mas. SARAH McNAB
DerhN. Sent o Isfr
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I--UNITED STATES BONDS.

Having thirty years to rum and bearing six per cent
currency interest at the rate of $1,000 per mile for
5Is miles ON the Plains; then at the rate Of Sl-.Nll
per mile for $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains
then at the rate of s2i per mile for the remaining
distance, for which the United State takes a second
lien security. The interest ON these bonds is paid
by the United States Government. which also paws
Size Company one-halt the amount OF its bills u mon
cy for transporting is froi ght, troops nails &c.
The remaining half Of these bills is placed to the
Companys credit, and forms a sinking fund which
may finally discharge the whole amount Of this lien
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Sept. 9Th.
DoDD.s NERyINEASD INVIGORA-

TpR.-This Medicine is a NERVE TOXIC. y
stops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves, and
quietly regulates the system. Sleepessness, lrrita-
0nty Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, dyspepsia
constipation, local weakness, and general falling
oil tle mental and bodily functions, are the common
indications OF nervous disease. Dodd's Neryne and
inYis1IatoT Is a complete specific for all these
10
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IIIINVNTf ' ~ V'11E' ~
In the convention to-day, among the resols
,,-ions offered was one for disfranching ex-
members of Congress and all Stale and city
1ffcerr from the Governor down to the police
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON will send free Of
charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the direction for making and using the sample re-
medv by which he cured Of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. Ills only object is
10 benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription, it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing. Please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. I65 South Second Street, Williamsburgh, y. Y.
Naye dly
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LEVI CUISINES ESTATE.
0eu Advertisements.
GEESE FEATHERS FOR SALE.

A BOUT 500 pounds in good order. Enquire of or
~ address
HENRY c. BOARDMAN,
Jan. 18th. dlw6w2w Alburgh Springs, Vt.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. II.

Chief .Jnstice Chase announced to-day !, II
S,,,,ro,pe Court its opinion in the NJ oarul II
ooIa ~, the motion made by Judge Blact
od,-,rce the case on the docket, deciding
tbat il be entered to be heard on the Isl MOI
day of March This gives great satlsiactipn
IN the Republicans here, as 1t Is thought ~
many that befora the time set for hearingt all
tbe Southern States will leave their represen-
+atives in Congress. thus destroying the effect
Of any decision that might be made ny the
supreme Court, deciding that the Kecon9truc-
ZION Acts are unconstitutional.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 20.
In the convention to-day, among the resolss
,-ians offered was one for disfranching ex-
MEMBERS of Congress and all Stale and city
offcerr from the Governor down to the police
men.
U.rra dispatches state that the publica-
-. the vote Of st. Thomas was unoffcia
authorities refused to give details on
subject The Danish Counsel at New
T-5 has telegrapbed to the captain of the
,.-rrtte Dagmar that Sec. Stewards reply
va. satisfactory and the President of the L.
:. had sent the treaty to the Senate for ratif-
cation.
AsHiNGroN' jan Il
lmmelatciy after the reading OF the
Journal IN the House To-Day MI Butter s
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
previous question had been ordered on the
reconstruction bill was taken up and agreed
to by a vote of 50 to IS.
Fernando WOOD uhei maze Il MOTION 10
lay Mr.. Butter amendment on the table,
hut tins was voted down. rive minutes
were then give to Ihaddeus Stevens who ad-
yoeated Mr.. Butler amendment
vote was then taken directly on the
amendment. and 1t failed to pass by vote
of III nays. to % ayes.
The bill as reported by the Reconstruct
ion Committee then passed by a vote OF
l23 ayes, to - nays, strictly party
vote. The only Republican who voted
agairst the hill was General ). +. Cary Of
Ohio.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Q.
800 H.. ..o,,;,-,l -.
to T-.,,. Dc,orr,ocIt a1inst the new
, - a3o,t - ,,ra,t ,,,l;,,. ~,
W. - m r s 'ii,,,i''' Va
seized there last year amounted to over six
ty thousand dollars.
To,-.,,- T.. d 1o.1s DNr
Mr.. Fe). Francis Train has been released
by the authorities at Cork. Immediately
thereafter Mr. Train instituted proceedings
against the crown for ILLEGAL arrest. having
bis damages at 600 600
The cause. leadinr In his arrest are these
An Fprlisb,non ,-,r}e5 Co n fsI11,,- ,,assor
rqr If Wr Tan inC,r,ned tI,e ntiicors ~, tbo
m. Which baarjed no So ot 0,,ea,,s+,,-,,
.,.5t T., boJ o;i '- 80 Ii,l g.,
-,'ii' i'',t 7'l ~ I'M u ii.i''i-' ii
'ue pun lcse u o5sallz q, tHe remains ana
.'lliiiitIciiiS n5ht, MI IRAN was arrested
upon lhls inIorlhauon-
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GEO. p. ROWELL & co,
30 Park Row. y. l.

ESs-To any newspaper publishing the above, %
the amount Of 3 30, the Lists and GAzE1tE viii be
sent free
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NOTICE.

OFFICE of the SECRET SAFE Co, y. Y State
~ and County agents wanted to sell entirely
new and useful article just patented. Address
JOHN p, ELLIS, General Agent, New York.
Jan. p. wit.
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THIS is NO HUMBUG.-BY SENDING 80
/ CTS. AND STAMP, with age height, color Of
eyes and hair. You will receive, by return mail,
correct picture of your future husband wife with
CLIFTON, P O. Drawer No. S, Fultonyille, Y. Y.
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II VERMONT Dr. Z. has been know, t,. t.;.....
o4st0HA Jisit'; since 1861. = All your new. t..
per, speak well Of him p All his patients sl,tlk
well Of him q See his tour-pageI circulars fIr
br e. visits Families, ami brings out frst.lss-'-
people as his patrons. which no travelling doctor has
ever done. ''7
Diseases told at sight Every cas-, confidential
EXAMINATIONS, 81 treatment and medicine f-,rp
> . Si5 per month. Patients unable 10 ,7, IL, I
visited at home. TO
Ii would require paper the size of be,lopilr ID,
copy an The good notices given the Doctor. Ucrs
are few for samples. 'i''o
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CFrom the Staniard.)

She Is daughter-in-law to DR.. - and tho mos
eminent Doctors In America, 0ncluding Boston and
y u = have treated her without benefit, and a for
tune has been expended in useless attempts fo 20
store her. She is now up, dressed walks out
without Inconvenience and the people stand q,,q-c
/ grave '
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AMOUNT OF LINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine
This week $50 35l3
NUMBER FROM.
States. Cattle. Sheep. Calves. Horses. Swine.
Vermont 500 1862
Pricas Of Market Beef-Extra, $500 a a 80 first
quality SIP 80 a l3 80 second quality II 20 q II 90
third quality 8 50 a HOO.
Prices Of Store CaUle-Norking Oxen, r pair,
$50, 500 to $3.50 n BOO
Mich Cows and Calves, from 81, $50 So, So to
500
Yearlings SIS a y; two year olds. S95 a 81
three year ods $40 a GO.
Prices of Sheep and Lamhs-In lots, 81 50 800
s. - each extra. = - a j0-or from to &c p H.
Spring Lambs, % n 40. Veal Calves, none.
Hides, a i-2c e %. Tall0w, a Ice r n.
pnts s De 10 81 on earh. Nalf Ski 5. Ife p b
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Cattlc-Thc supply Of Northern cattle III
head less than at last market. Some Of the lrains
late The early arrivals were taken readily at
advance Of full soc q cwt. higher quality gene
rally good
Sheep-Shcep Of the best grades sold at better
per cent there were sales at &c z n not much
variation in lower grades. Sales were made without
much hesitation.
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Seaal Notirrs.
JOHN HENRY HOPKINS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern
District OF Chittenden, IS. ed in the Estate of
John Henry Hopkins late of Burlington in said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden on the 10th day
OF January A. ID. 1865 an INSTRUMENT purporting
to be the last VIII and TESTAMENT, of John Horny
Hopkins late of Burlington in said District deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate
and Is ordered by said Court that the 18th day of
February A: ID. 1868 at the Probate Court Room
in said Burlington be assigned for proving said In
strumenti and that notice thereof be given to all
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at said arlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 10th day Of January, A D. 1863
w29w3 T. E WALES Judge
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0ew advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE BLUE COATS

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Price only 50 30.
OAtIlON.-Some of our Agents have taken ad-
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A AGENTS WANTED. FOR THE AMERI-
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At present the profits Of liza pu,alanY 3re ceIiyed
only from is o1si trlfg, lht this Is already much
IEore ,han Sufficient 70 pay the interest on all the
Bonds the Co. can Issue, if not another mile were
built. Ii is not doubted that when the road is COM
pleed the through traffic Of the only line connect
ing the Atlantic and Pacific States will be large be-
yond precedent, and, as there will be no COM
petition it can always be done at profitable rates.
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
is in fact Gorernmer. Rerk, built under the super
vision OF GoyeTnnent Officers and to large extent
under Government direction 1t is believed that no
similar security is carefully guarded, and certain
ly no other is based upon larger more valuable
nronertY. As the CompanY's
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3--THE LAND GRANT.


The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a land
grant or absolute donation from the Government of
will not be worth less than 81 80 per acre at the low
est valuation.
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Grand Lime TO the Pacific
WILLIE COMPLETED 1870.

never better, The means 20 provided for CON
structon have proved ample apd there is no lack Of
funds for the most vigorous prosecution Of the enter
prise. The means divided into four classes
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

VI u ual
No. 25S BROADWAY, NEW York
Assets 81 100000. Assured members, O.OOO.
Offers advantages unsurpassed by any other Com
pany in existence.
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, l H. FROTHINGUANI
President Treasurer
GEORGE {. RIPLEY, WILLIAM j. COFFIN,
Secretary. actudry.
Good Agents Wanted on Liberal Terms,