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! r1rIor sAIE-uNITEn STATES INTERNAL. RE.

"A Venue Collectors Once, Ninth Dsct New York, New
York January IS is6sNotce hereby given that the
the promises public auction the following described Pro-
perty One sun OF two chambers each containing
gallons; Tubular Boiler OF about forty horse power
Mash Tubs each COS gnons twelve Fermenng Tubs Nos
Receiving Cisterns OF 1900 gallons aud OF cO0 gal
Ions also Worms and Worm Tubs and AZ the Property
upon sad premises known the Regered Distery No.
situated in Fftysxth Seventh avenue, New York
cy dsrainsd by for pay of tax assess
the United States with expenses OF sale col
lection. HENRY WOOD,
Acting Collector Ninth dstriet 4 New York
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TTNTON LEAGUE CLUB THEATRE.
" Mne AUG, STE DE BAERND0RF VIII appear on
Saturday, January 20, ~ DONNA DIANA, In Moretos
highly celebrated comedy.
Before between the acts se,eo.
tions for the grand plano by Herr Louis Wensnc from the
Conservatorics OF Leipsic and Paris. e.
Reserved seats 10 be had la 70 and $40 Broadway
and II the Union League Club.
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HTALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager......Mr. LESTER wALLACK
This theatre will be
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DRYANTS' MINsTRELs FOURTEENTH STREET.
ID Immense success OF the world renowned
BRYANTS' MINSTkELS.
Entire change Of programme.
THE RIVALS. THE RIVALS.
EUGENE, SEYMOUR, DAN BRYANT,
JACK SHEPPARD AND JOE BLUEsKIN
UNSwORTTf, NEI.SE SEYMOUR and DAN BRYANT.
TRovAToRE TROyATORE. TRovAToRR.
BRYANTS' MiNSTRELS
FOURTEENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
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'crioS sAts usrrrp STATES rs1rnssI REyssuiQ

A UCTION SALE pxvvxu;
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE NINTH DIsTRIor, SEm - 1sso
Notce 4, hereby given that the 5h day Of February
ic auction, the Following described property, vi.-One
cosn sail containing rs gallons; Boiler, Of ~ horse
er. one Mash Tub, containing s23 galons four Fer
nsntinr Tubs and 2, 5s5 gallons, and Nos and
~ rons each Receiving Cisterns Of 955 gallons
and one Of oSs gallons; Worms ana Worm Tubs and
ss,siered is,lery OF Thomas Butler 1888 East
Forty first street New York city, distrained by for
assessments due The United states, with
expenses of sale AMI collection HENRY WOOD,
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pY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUcTIoNEER

ID 3! Nassau street.
Household Furniture Mirrors Carpets oce Desks, Safes,
Revolving Chairs Ac
ROBERT SONERylLLE will sell Saturday, Jan. 30
l0 o'clock ~ the esroom 81 Nassau street. large lot OF
Household Furniture, Desks, &c.
FOR par.cnlars see caalogue
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TO CUNSUMpTIVE9.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health Ia
lew wsshs. bt very simple remedy, after hs, log 81
fersd several years with severe lung sc,ion and thai
dread dssast, Consumption-is anxious 10 make knSwh
" rs fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
10 ell who desire IT, he will ssDd copy Of the pre-.
s"rp'on used free Of chsrge), with the drseoss fol
preparing shc usIhg the same, which they ~i find
srIE crss vos cossusrrios, AsTxsA. Bsoscsris, etc.
The object Of the sdseser In sending the Prcscrptioh
10 TO teheni the afflicted, sad spread information which
hs conesises 10 bs invsusbe npd b. hoIss every st
srcr will try his remedy ~ II will try his remedy. ~
viii eost him nothing. aud prove blessing.
PARTIES wishns the prescriptpn Will please address
Rxv. EDwARD A. WILSON,
ynneA. OILY williamsburg, Kings County n Y.
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

NJ Office is hereby given, that in pur-
~ suance Of an order of the Board OF
County Commissioner of Dubois Coun.
~. IN the State Of Indiana. made and en-
tered Mt n special term thereof, Oh the
I4th day of October, 1859: upon the pc
titiOn Of Clement Doanc, Martin Fried
man, Simeon Bixlcr. John Lennon, Sr.,
q. +. Hobbs, g. 4. II. Carr, John Gram
'melspachcr. a. j. Gossfnann and many
others to the number Of one hundred
and more. the polls Of each and every
precinct will be opened on
TUESDAY, November 20, 1863.
For the purpose Of taxing the sense and
votes of the legal voters OF. and In said
county. Upon the subject Of appropri-
ating money by said county to the
amount Of two per cent. Of the Dupli-
cate. being S53,1O5. for the purpose of
assisting In the construction Of The
New Albany and st. Louis Air Line
Railway" provided said Railroad is To-
Gated within one half mile of the town
of Jasper. rs prayed for in said petition.
In testimony whereof, hcrcun-
10 set my hand as the Auditor OF
/ SEAL. said County, and impress the seal
Of said Board Of Commissioners,
at Jasper, this 18th day Of Octo-
her. 1859.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, A. u. &.
Oct. 22, '6J-4w
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Guardians Sale Of Land.

|NOTICE Is hereby given, that the un-
~ dersigncd, guardian Of Mary r.
Spence, minor, heir OF Maria Spence, de-
ceased, will sell at public auction, OH the
premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3Oth. 1869,
at ! o'clock in the afternoon, the follow.
ing lands and real estate of his ward. Sit
uatc in HARRISON township. Dubois L'omn-
ty, State of Indiana. described as follows.
to wit: The undivided Onc-scvcmth part
Of the west half vi the south west quar-
ter of section twchty-ninc l29>, town one
IL, and north range five 80. west. and the
south west quarter Of the south east
quarter, section thirty f3O), town one q },
north range five l5) west. containing one
hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
TERMS. -ODc-half cash. the balance in
six months, with note drawing interest
from date, waving valuation and ap-
praiscment laws, and secured by good
freehold security.
LEVI CONDlFF, Guardian.
\ w. A. TrayIor, Atty.
! Oct. &. 1St9-4W
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SMITHS TOkic SYRUP.
TRE PrStic's SERvAsf,
Louisville. Kentucky. April -. fsCs.

FAY EvERros. ISM, Aug. II, 1859.
DIR. {. W. RobACK-Dear Sir: This
will certify that was attacked with the
winter fever in the spring Of 1857. and
after trying various remedies without
any relief. ! concluded tot try your Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. which cured me
entirely in Il short time. l was also la
boring under All attack Of the putrid sore
throat al the saline time. My wife had
been subject TO the palpitatiom of the
heart, neuralgia, a general debility, for
several years, when, after using the
same remedies. her general health is
much improved and improving. Being
satisfied that your medicines are an IN
valuable remedy. ] send you this to bc
published. if you think proper. that 9th
crs similarly affected may have the bcnc-
tit Of my experience. and wishing you
great success | remain your sincere
friend, DAVID WEIGH.
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MAG>,Ymrxr ConN.-Mr. John Webb
who resides one mile north of Boon.
willie. Warrick county, sent us.ycsIcr,lay
sample OF corn grown by him on two
length. aud contain l6 rows, with an nv.
rragc "f 60 grains cr upwards ioa row
or average of ct least $50 grains 10 al
ear The corn is oi q yellow variety
and the grain is very plump and well
matured. Mr.. Webb has two acres, OF
which he thinks this Il fair sample.
Evansville Journal.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

THE undersigned will proceed will,
l. County Surveyor Of Dubois County,
on the LIST day of Nov, 1869, to run the
line and determine the boundaries Of Sec.
"a, Town 2 South, Range 6 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per.
SONS Interested will please be present.
CASPER II. TODRANK.
Oct. Is, 1869 w.
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"s RFD foxes are said 10 be abuil-
dant ia Monroe county. Indiana. and. Il
few nights ago. II number Of hounds
chased fox from 7. NJ. until 80.
.rlnck in The morning. Ill the time evil
dcatl, at full run. finally saving The fox.
The dogs were too much exhausted to
lease the spot whcr" lie had been killed.
and were found lying near the game
five or >ix hours aiierward. From the
extent OF territory gone over drumming
in circles from near Bloomington down
as tar rs Harrod>burgl The fox and his
pursi,er> travelled seventy or one
hundred miles.
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GETTING READy.-Our Hpork- packers
are getting ready for the packing season,
and 1t is likely that large number vi
no%s will be packed Mt this place during
INC winter. We understand that a car
loa,i Of hogs for one OF our packers. will
probably arrive tomorrow. - Evans
vile journal, 10th instant.
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Extra special Notice.

Beware E. 'ounierfei's. Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been counsrfet-d, and the ccun,srfe,er brouset to
grief.
SMITHS rbkic SYRUP.
The genuine sric!e must have Or. John Butts private
Stamp each bole. lr John Hull only has The right
Manufacture and sell IN. original John Smith. Tonic
Syrup. Of Louisville. Kenucky .Exsmne we'll the label
each bottle. do no, purchase or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement. and my thow card. |
will prcs-cuie any infringing my right The gcnu.
Inc Smiths Tonic syrup ean only be prepared by my.
self
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ERRORS Of YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Netvou,
Debility, Premature Decay shd ali the effects Of youthful
indisce'io' will. fot tho sake of suffering humanity
send free 10 all who herd IT, the receipt and direction.
~ making the simple remedy BY which he was cured
Sufferers withng 10 profit by The advertisers experience
can do st by addressing, IN perfect confidence.
JOHN H. OGDEN.
June 4. 'Cb-ly No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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THE CENTRE. When all Of our con-
tcmplatcd railroads are completed this
city will be the centre of eight import.
ant lines. Few cities will then have the
advantage Of us in that respect II Ter
nc Hautc journal.
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Especial Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN.

Oh the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early ~. -
hood, with SELF HELP for he Errng and unfortunate.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Ad.
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. Pun ApLrrnIA,
pExs June l. 80 -ly
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NORTH SHADE, GRATIor Co., Mich,
August, 1859. {.
DR.. C. W. Rcback, Dear Sir:
lam now about5S years old,and
have been afflicted with rheu-
matism in my limbs, SO that I
was unable to leave my room at
times for 25 years. | suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility, and have
used almost every kind ofpatent
medicines to no benefit. l have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. now feel very
thankful that | have at last
found a medicine that has given
relief. / have bought some of
your Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyouragent at Matherton, Mr..
Marcus Smith, and they have
given me almost entire relief.
Ny limbs and veins were great
ly swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and I have been
able to walk three and four miles
at a time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
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Ts a member OF the Vermont Lcgis-
hturc, rising to very frothy and igno-
rant orator ON the other side. said: Mr..
Speaker, / cant reply to that ere speech,
for it always wrenches me terribly to
kick at nothin."
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COURIER.
The Tennessee Ernatorship.

The struggle for the Tennessee Sen.
ntorship ended in the defeat Of EXPIRES
idcnt johnson. Mr.. Henry Cooper, a
brother of II former private secretary of
thc President, il the successful man.
The final vote stood iifty-iivc for Cooper
and tifty.One for johnson = all the elc-
mcnts in opposition ia the latter uniting
the former. We hoped that Andy would
have succeeded. As senator. his services
would have been OF great value 10 The
country, and. besides. thorn in the side
of the most corrupt Administration that
has ever cursed the people. The defeat
of johnson is relief to Grant. and We
have no doubt the welcome intcllig ence
to Him made him breathe easicruMd freer.
and so with all iii public position who
bounded the ek-Prcsilent while in the
Presidential chair. with all the vind;r-
tivcncss tina, party malevolcnce could
suggest. Andy Is not dead - he only
restclh, and he will yet return to plague
his political enemies. II indianapolis
Sentinel.
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,r"s- Jonn Swanson. the proprietor Of
nh extensive cotton factory near stock
holm. Sweden. has just purchased FL
so acres of land in ISucklim and Stod.
iarl counties. Missouri. where he will
establish Il colony anti build factory
mills. etc.. an,l curry on tic cu,iivation
and manufacture OF cotton. Mr. Swan.
son hns twelve hundred Iami!ic> in his
employ. and will bring them TO his iirw
plantation. Five hundred families arc
now en- routc to Nsw y ork, and will be
in Missouri within thirty days. and eight
hundred more t,inll!cs will soon follow.
The land selected j. wei adapted tc
cotton raising. Euci lin county will en-
port this season from srvcn thousand Ia
eight thousand bales .:l,.d StUdlard coun-
IS about five thousand bales.
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NJ Tables differ. The dinner table
fills you the gaming table cmptics you !;
the multiplication table enables you to
make good figures; the table of memory
assists you in drawing on the past: and
livery stable is excellent in drawing
you ahead.
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asd large assortment Of ehaIrs ~ the hest STYLES Tic
respectfnllv invites those desiring anything IN his line
lts call and examine his stock hefore purchasing
where a. he II confident he please them Al His new
shop. 90 the corner Of the Pubic SQUARE ~st ~ the
cent. houaa ~
November 10, 1857. JACOB AIIrs
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THE PARIS AND LONDON.
PAPER CLOTHING COMPANY.
Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

Ontfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.
r1NsE undersigned would respectfully inform The
l. public that The agency for the above. under letter,
patent celebrated manufactured Paper Goods ia estab
lished and for the FIRST time introduced in the United
States.
Among the. various Accomplishments o. science and
art this may be cosidefed one Of the greatest achieve
The rencwn which these Goods have obtained in Eu.
y :ss s.m ST
American public.
Notice. Ladies!-No More Washing, No
More Ironing, No More Vexatiot.
The great invention Of Paper Clothing which car
not be detected from linen sabrcs and AZ half the
price Formerly paid Sof washing
which these good. possess n eminent degree They
must be seen TO he appreciated
Europe, prevented them Tins FAR from sendihe large
supply TINS the rst invoice viii dispose Of in small
quantities only merely introduce and show their merit
wholesale dealers sill not he dealt with present
10 order will be filled 70. more than one dozen OF any
one article st one time - the came address.
PRICE LIST.
Suits. Walking, with psnier cut each Ss
Shirts. plain white. per quarter dozen Is
skiris. one rnfhe. rer quarter dozen 100
iandk erchief:. embossed handsomely perfect fnita
Collars. pliable "A linen PER dozen 10
crhemiset'es, rcr quarter dozen 60
Shirt Fronts, elegant designs. per dozen -
White Vests, four In package 100
ndkerchiefs per dozen 100
and others.
Money must accompany each order 10 insure att
Letters calling for Information must contain stamp.
N eendinE money, procure money orders II possible,
and add ten per cent. for postage
jACOBre VAN,
The Paris and London.
Paper Clothing Connpaiiy's Agent,
50 Circle Street, coracf Of Mari n,
SEPT. 10, 'Ss-3m indianapolis, Indiana.
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Railroad Election.

The resxlt, Of tlc election F"n and
AGAINsT the railroad project on last
Tuesday. j. ~ follows la the county:
For the raires.l. : : 1913
Against The cajlroad 1.ll6
Maioritr isr the railroad 202
Total vote i'll the county 2.434
Rock port Democrat.
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TESTIMON Y.
DYSPEPSIA AND RHEU.
MATISM.
CHgsASINo, SAGINAW Co., Mich,
July 81, 1858.
DR.. G. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
Ny father, now about sixty-four
years Of age, has been, for the
last five years, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rheuma-
tism, attendedwithg eheralnerv-
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, as to defy the
Medical skill of our best Fh:.
sicians. And | can truly say,
that l believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,-to
work a radical cure. For, after
takinga Box Of your Blood Pills
and a bottle Of Puritier,h he began
torecover rapidly; his appetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and heis now in the en-
joyment ofbetter health than he
has enjoyed in the last fiftee,.
years, and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And |
can not close this without say
ing, that / believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
are represented.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES II. TERRY.
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-MR1iN letters III The Jenna papers
Pcrsistcntly assert that Bismarck is cv-
cry day Intoxicated at la,zin. and tl,at
he Was iA q truly pitiiul condition at tine
Poncranian review. where he met his
kia'g Tor the first time after SO long a
separation.
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Call and settle your accounts.
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Most Of the Paris papers have. now
fighting cditecs. gentlemen who will
pick qnan1ls msi tight dncls with such
Of their journalistic ncighbors as at
tack their cditor-in-chicf ia an iucon-
vcnient manager.
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NJ ILLIN z r !,

he haa also large assortment Of Ladies' and Children
Hntsand Bonnets. Call and zee the new stock
Oct. 20. 1850. JOSEPH eERMERSHEIM
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FOREIGN miscellaneous ITEMS.

The Russian press is very bitter In Its comments
the visit Of the Emperor OF Austria to Conslanti-
n0ple
Strong efforts are being made to organize an anti
Council movement in Naples, under the presidency
Ur Garibaldi.
The iron workmen of Northampton, England
are about to start cooperative ironworks The
capital ID $4,000, in shares of one pound each.
During the confusion caused by recent fre in the
Boulevard Haussmann, Paris a small box contain
ing money and jewels valued at 800, 900 mysteri-
ousy disappeared.
1t is rumored on good authority that the French
government has offered to send an extra guard OF
5000 troops OF the line to guard the city OF Rome
during the duration OF the Council.
IL Is reported in Copenhagen that the treaties for
the purchase OF the islands OF st. Thomas ana ST.
Johns by the United States government have been
resumed, and promise to lead TO q speedy con-
cluslOn.
Paris numbers 4, 1914 cafes and refreshment saloons
giving employment to about 10, 900 walters whose
fees average 81, 100000 per year. The amount re-
ceved IN the above establishments averages
$24,000 900 per annum.
at her chateau In France the man who had charge
OF the pack OF hounds neglected to feed them for
several days When eventually he entered the ken
mel the dogs set upon him and devoured him.
The exact date Of the opening of the Council in
Rome Is not officially announced, but the general
Will be on December 8, the day OF the Immaculate
Conception. The opening ceremonies VIII last
twelve consecutive hours.
An elegantly dressed lady recently presented her.
self to one OF the police magistrates in Paris and po-
itey denounced herself as the murderess OF eleven
children Investigation fortunately proved that she
was laDOriug under At OF halluclnation caused bv
the horrors Of the Pantn tragedy.
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JAPAN.

Native Protest Against Christianity-Prosres
of ReligiOn-Church and State Again.
The Independence Beige says that the following
protest Is being extensively circulated in Japan IL
purports to be signed by o number Of Bones, or
Buddhist bishops
The perverse religion OF Jesus the teacher from
heaven, ID calamity which menaces the empire. II
Is useless to repeat 1t once again, and for a long
time there have been everywhere protests borne
against 1t. In spite Of that the fools lch0 submit
themselves to this doctrine are found In no small
number among the pOpnidCe. Furthermore tho
men OF foreign countries seek In every way TO pro-
pagate IT, and 1t Is dicult to say that they viii not
resort to violence and force OF arms. We have
learned that the Mkado is full OF anxiety on this
subject. We are profoundly affcted about it, and,
with the desire OF bringing to bear perpetual pro.
hbiton against this doctrine, We most unworthy as
we are, who have already with buddhism made the
strength OF Japan, are determined to live and die
with the empire; and, despite our uselessness are
resolved to serve 1t at tho cost even OF our lives
For this reason we beg and request upon our knees
that THIS protest may DO published aud posted
everywhere.
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WEDNESDAY laa-TRIPLE

abundance OF the principles OF keeping. oil signs OF
remarkable year. As TO the quantity. there has
been half yield for the nne Kinds and good aver
age for the ordinary. This valuation extends to all
the vines OF Burgundy without distinction
The Sdlm Public OF Lyons gives the following as
the situation OF the silk during the week ended
November 10:-
Quotations are almost stationary In most wrought
goods Chinese weits and raw material have de-
clined one franc and the latter generally feeber
than the wrought Although the deductions from
these indications are that holders are tired Of
making concessions, and hope that they have ar
rived at the utmost limits the state OF the market
does not appear to have changed; offers are still
greater than demands. The tissue market which
for long time has been far from active, still leaves
something to be desired, ana Is further complicated
by the strike, which threatens to cause rise In
fancy goods II some articles, such as fine-c0lored
plain Silks are In favor and find ready sale on the
other hand the important manufacture of PLAIN
blacks only susains Its operations at price OF
certain sacrifices. According TO custom, the Eng
lish houses, always well informed Us to position,
have taken advantage OF 1t and have purchased on
large SCALE When SUCH facts occur the reason Is
that the regular and ordinary sale longer affords
an Quiet for the merchandise