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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-26
Common Grog-shop Bitters.

Empty Bitter Bottles of variou, STYLES. can be
10 ana around almost every dwelling and cabin
througbe cut the land. Their taste i. pleasant
aho are ndrertised TO cure almost every disease
while the manufacturers knote they possess no
medicinal properties whatever. They ere so
many DISCUSSES for exceedingly common beverages
which do not nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart hot
ties, they contain sting for your vitals, apd he
who buys them carries a "toper's" greg Into his
house One man who knows nothing about med
icine, say. his big bottles of common stuff will
cure ehills and fever, rheumatism and con sump-
ton an other. whose bottle is very fancy. cures
all Impurities of the blood, makes old men young
caste out devils, restores sight to the blind, and
hume O her miracles while vet an other who
pIesumes every man a drunka d, proposes to
cure collie, ingrowing nails, yellow fever heart
disease and love-sck maidens!, We know they
make no sueh cures, We know the people at large
are deceived and swindlsd. and as we desire 10
ventilate these comm on humbugs, make the fol-
lowing challenge to one and all:
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NNTSTiCHES forced to grow in ak weeks
Recipe sent for 6octe. Ad
dress H RICHARDS Box 1886, New York P.0
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IilINrer CORN FILE
JlE hW[S[RrmovEs CoRSs

Without Pain. Price 25 cents. Sold at drug
and shoe stores. SAMPLES mailed on receipt OF
price and trade supplied by the JAPANESE
CORN FILE CO, "a Pine street, New York.
GENTLEMEN. The Great Clssr Tip
is novelty and p ca
suite Samples 80 cents. A GRANT, P. 0. Box
1890, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-26
WILL ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Cough or Consumption
Read the following and learn the value OF
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

DR.. LLOYD, of Ohio, Surgeon In the army Gu
ring the war. from exposure, contracted CON
sompt:sn. He says: 81 have no hes tsncy IN
stating that il was by the use Of your Lung nsi
sam that 1 am now alive and enjoying soou
health" ar
DR.. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: Il REQ
ommend your Ba'ssm In pr 'ereooe 70 any osne =.
med;,ine for Coughs, and It gives satisfaction.
AIIxS,s Luss. BAL~As is the remedy 20 cure
.u LING and Throat difficulties. 1t sbouln be
thoroughly tested before using any other Bal
am. 1t will cure when ell others fail. Dires-
lions accompany each bottle.
j.. n. EARRIS Il CO,
Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Sold by ell Druggists.
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xlrcrfHS,,Ic

Nv virtue Of a Special Execution to me d.
recfed, issued from the office Of the Clerk OF
the District Conrt, in and for the county OF Ie-
dar and State oflowa, in favor OF James DWl-
gans, and against J. W. CTisInan. a. w; Dean
J. W. Bull and j.. II. Pound. l have levied upon
the following property as the property OF the
said J. w. Crisnan and Others. to wiz
The west half Is of the southeast quarter
"a of section number three (3) IN township
eighty (so) north. and range No. three 81. west
the southwest quarter a. of said section ue-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the south,
east corner of said southwest quarter "a }. ana
running thence north eighty tsel rods, thence
west thirty lone and 2lbts I'll 2-le} rods; thence
south thirty-eight degrees, west thirty-iour
(3D, thence south twenty degrees west fifty
seven t57) rods to the section line: thence east
seventy-two (72) rods to the place of beginning
exec pit three acres to be taken out of he norm
west corner of said last named track rs fol-
and running thence along the western bean
dairy of said tract thirty go RODS to the center
OF the old road laid out through said tract
thence east along said road to a point where
n line running | arailel with said western
boundary would leave the barn on said prem
a line parallel with said western boundary to
n point where n line running ,:>t and west
would leave said barn two ~ rods south, and
from said last men ioned point just far enough
SO that Il line running parallel with said west
crn boundary will include sa id three ~ acres;
Situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale At the
Court House door in The town CT Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Jan,
a. D. ISL. at one O'Clock p. II. of said day. to
satisfy said Execution and costs thai may
accrue thereon. t# W
JOHN II. SHEARFR,
3w5l Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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graded at his own expense. His gener-
osity has taken name, for already the
railroad men call tho stretch "Grinnelis
grade" and as such it will he known as
long as the railroad Is operated.
The following counties are the ones
that adopted prohibitory law against
wine aud beer at the last election:
Mills, Hardin, Louisa, Warren, Tama,
Cerro Gorto Cass, Guthrie, Buchanan
an, Celav, hamilton, Bremen, G rundy
Butler and Cherokee.
The fine public school house al
Waterloo, which cost S32,oou, "a'
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night last
with about sixty cords OF wood in the
has ment, where the fire originated
There was an insurance of only $4,000
on the premises. About 400 children
are deprived Of educational facilities by
this disaster.
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General Lee il the Senate.

Ihr debate in the United States Sen.
ate last Thursday over the resolution Of
Senator McCreery providing for tie
Restoration Of the estate of Arlington 10
the widow Of Robert F.. Lee, and Tie
di>interment Of the bodies Of Union
soldiers buried there, was graft lying
demonstration Of the deep and We'll
grounded feeling which the Senate,
representing the United States, bear
against traitors. Even the Democracy
did not dare - assume the res possibility
I'll that iHsAinH'IS prop 's.tiun, and severe
al Democratic Senators took psins to
di~av"W any responsibility for it. The
: nate ~i-sn!ticl lis disapproval OF any
such proposition by refusing even to
allow the resolution t. lie introduced, hy
a woe Of - nays IL ! yeas. In this way
tie Senate oftEe uIel States cmpha-
-iZ,'s lis ahhnrrencc If any proposition
10 honor the memory OF traitors.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of general execution to me di-
rectcd issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court, in and for the county Of Cedar
and state of Iowa in favor OF Gilbert ii. Wood,
and against The NJ. T. ana A. X. Il. Co, have
levied upon the following property
as the prop:rtyof the said NJ,
r. & a. H. r. Co. to wit:
Lots number eight s, nine 9, ten 10. eleven II,
and twelve II. in block number seven !. in the
town of Upton, [ edar county, Iowa; also, all
the ties belonging TO said Company, situated
and lying along the track OF said Company,
supposed to amount to six thousand.
And shall offer for sale at the Court
House door. in the town of Upton, in said
county. on Saturday the eth day of JAM, 4.
II. ISL at O'Clock T. NJ. OF salt day. To salts
f. said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 10th day of December. 4. n. $50.
JOHN u. SHEAREIs
3w5l Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. B. Maynard. Deputy.
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EktrOy Notices.

. COLT.-Taken up by Adam Bair, in Roches-
ter township, Cedar county, Iowa. on the 10th
day of November, $50, black horse colt, one
year old. white spot on forehead. right hind
foot white up above fetiock. left hind foot
mixed white half way up to knee. Appraised
at So, before c. Hardman. il
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
COW.-Taken up by Daniel Henderson, in
Rochester township. Cedar county. Iowa, on
the 18th dav of November. 1870. a pale red COW,
supposed to be three years old last spring. Il
little white in bush Of the TAIL ears look as If
frozen when a calf. Appraised at So bt fore G..
HaTdman. j. L. WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Taken up Ivy A. r. Berryhill, i'm Dayton tip.
Cedar county, Dee. Sd, 1870, a small bay mare
colt, with n whit star and stripe in forehead
left fore foot white, and about one year Old.
Appraised at So on the 18th day of December,
1871, before j. W. Nseley.J 7.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a Special execution to me d.
rected, issued from the Office ofthe Clerk ofthe
Circuit Court, in and for the county OF Cedar
and State OF Iowa, in favor Cha's Hammond,
and against A. Crisman and A. ]. Crisman, !!
have levied upon the following property as
the property of the said A. Crisman and A. j.
Crisman, to-wit: vs. -,
lots number three 3 and four 4, in block
number sjxty-six &C. in STAIRS addition to the
town of Upton. Cedar county. Iowa
And shall offer the sa me for SAFE, al the
Court House door in the town of Upton, in
said county, oh Saturday the nth day OF Jan.
nary A. d. ISL at one o'clock Z. NJ. of said
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF December. a. n: 1870.
JOHN d. SHEAEER.
3Y5l Sheriff VI Ced-r County. Iowa.
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From Springdale.

SPRlNGDALE, Dec. 8, 1870.
Editors Of Aducrtiser:-In your issue
of the 1st inst, there appears a notice
of G. "A. Blanchards lectures at Spring
dale OH the subject Of Secret Societies;
also stating that an effort was made at
the close ofthe lectures TO organize so.
ciety pledged not TO patronize Mason
in any way. Now know not who your
inform IN. was, but it is evident that
some person. or persons have taken ex-
ira pains to misrepresent, not only in
that case but in many others.
The Constitution under which we or
ganized, aad are now acting, was signed
by a number OF persons long before the
lectures were given, and during the
time of the lectures enough more names
were added to make nearly hundred,
and | cannot state the obj of the So
ciety any better than to give you the
2nd article of the Constitution, setting
forth the objects of the organization,
which is copied from the constitution of
the, National organization OF which ours
is al auxiliary:
ARTICLE ,. Its ohjec shall be to ex-
pose, Withstand ana remove the evils OF
secret societies and Free Masonry espe-
ciatly-tiat the church Of Christ may
be saved from their observation-disclosures
the administration of justice from per-
version, and our Republican govern
ment preserved from their co:rupting
power.
You will see by that article that our
fights not with individuals, but with
the crits Of the institution, aud therefore
as watchmen upon the walls Of Zion,
we feel bound to testify against evil in
any shape that may be made manifest,
and know Of none more dangerous
than oath bound secrecy; and i'll under
staDd the teachings of the Bible and our
Savior they teach us a universal broth
erhood and not special one as most of
the secret societies are bound by their
oaths or obligations to practice. and
whose partiality is daily made m anfest
in almost every department Of civil, re-
litsious and political life and particular
- the oath of Mason, in direct viola
ton Of the commands of Christ. who said
on more than onc orrasion Thou shalt
no. swear
NJ. NARSEY.
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Sheriff Sale,

BY virtue OF n general execution TO me di-
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk of
the district Court, in ana for the county of
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor Of Childs &
on the following property as the property OF
the said Adam Bair. towit:
The south half j OF the soGt beast quarter 1
OF section number twcnty-six 26. and the east
half !, of the northwest quarter y of section
number thirty-fivc rs. all IN towNsh numh r
eighty 80. range number two 9 vest Of the 5th
u. IN, contain ing one hunGr, d ana sixty acres.
Situated in Cedar county. iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door, in the town of TiIton. III said
Cedar county. on Saturday. the liih day of J:t
uary. A. u. ISL, at two oc.ock p NJ. Of said
day. To satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of Hccc InIer. A. u. 1870.
JOHN u. sffEARtR
3w5. Sheriff of Cedar coall:y Iowa,
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IOWA ITEMS.

A valn.ble bed Of marble has bee,
discovered Ut CttumWa.
Twenty men and boys have been
drowned in Dubuque this year.
The Nuscatine CDuritr hoi-ts tie
lame of Henry O'Coanor fer Governor
in 1871.
Vheatlands fire on the ni,lt OF the
1-th inst, foots up total loss 0: 50 -,
] surance small.
The five per cent tax proposition 10
&iI in building q road northwari from
MalaoLals, was defeated ia that city.
Barrett's Hair Restorative
W. H. Hubbard has resigned the po
= sit on Of cashier Of the ;frst National
Bank Of iowa City ana j. succeeded by
j. NJ. t:edgwick.
Earrett's finds ft"oa with eyer: ioay
On Tuesday last, :. go hy iAe nanie
o, Goodale, in Marion county, finding Z
s,, Of powder il, the road, took ii home
with him and tiled to open it. 1t explo-
d 4, killing him and one o: his -:Li&lse,.
Barrett's pre- enlinently the best
One hundred andisteen head of fine
wool sheep were stolen one i!.ht last
week from the farm or Michael Tobias,
three miles northeast Of Doud's Staten,
Van Buren, county. 4 reward ofS 50 is
Offered for them.
Barrett's the only safeguard.
The State Agriculture! College il
closed for the winter, anIW!ll not be
reopened till March. This vacation is
because much farming can't be done in
winter. and to give the students c-dca
themseiyes chance to tcac! sch 0l.
barratt's possesses real merit.
pswsy, tho man who was hung up for
|. 49, lass 90 BY y vigilance ccmmit
- = s'ss fiten. h.s. Leen nro,.cu,juy
,'Hn4t'r@, ssl0 finally has .uc....,-, 80
' 4 Jtsd.smss.a far a naa !"
60 q g s,e'As sestS N tIrD., q. So
]. N J. z =, f1ss1~~st lad
49, = e,ytt,ss Istbvssss,nr !. NJ J. . = of
III
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The te'11s h"N:',, Times says that
George Doug ,.4-. uf the firm of Douglas.
!'r""r 4 l", returned 10 that place from
New loik !.~t week, whittier he had
gou.2 fer :!.r purpose ot TergrsaAt!n. hi-
cnmuahE IA hiitii'c Cor tn" Gotr>. rrt.tiHn
-! railroad iii Texas. Mr. -. Informs i,
tii;H he 1iTnl al douglass. E.0wm neyn-
"ias 81 Ga. secured the entire contract for
the CONSTRUCTION al tile road. The road
CONNECTS watt: the i"u.tnn & cairo road
amt r"hS 'iaGnnHily Through the entire
state "f Texas tp die Ii" Grand. dis
lance ofslx hundred miles The Company
ot:iigatcs Itself to construct seventy-fivn
miles per year. The money involved in
this CONTRACT will be from twelve to
ti:tCn million dollars
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I:io'i: V 40 suffer from nervous itch.
Ing, and the disorders t 1T follow from
IN "a:eeb.el state Of the system, should
take -fyer's SttssapnyiYa and cleanse the
blood. Purge out the lurking distenl-
per that undermines the health, and the
yigor Will return. 49wl
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CtaSh for l'rodu &C .-srREvER BARTON.
y ~ Barclay 81. New York, commission Mer
chants for the sale OF IU,t,trp, GuEte, Buttcr,
Cheese, Eggs and all kinds of country produce.
to shippers. Frst class references furnished.
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NoT1cE.-Pub,ic examinations will be
held in Upton every "Wednesday, COM
mencing Dec. ii, and at Mechanicsville
every Saturday-except the last in each
month at Tipton-until further notice.
Persons who wish certificates will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
C<s "A. b. OAKLEY, Co. Supt.
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- REMOVE FHE CAUSE. CostfvSfiess,
which produces serious and often fatal
diseases, is removed by the use Of DR..
Henry's Root anil Plant Pills. See ad.
vertisement. 40w4
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See Advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, healed Boo, for the Million
Marriage Guido in another column.
1t shGu'l be read hy all. 30yt
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VICKsS
GUIDE
For Es1l.

THE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND copies Of VICk'S Illus
TRATED CATALOGUE OF SEEDS AND FLO
RAJ GUIDE. is published and ready to send
out-lt0 pages, and an. Engraving OF almost
every desirable Flower ard Vegetable. 1t is
elegantly printed on fine tinted paper. Illus
tra'ed with Three hundred fine Wood Engray-
ings and two beautiful
COLORLD PLATES.
The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. 4 GERMAN Ed
TON published, i'll all other respects similar
iii the English.
Sent free to all my customers ns 1870, as rap
Idly rs possible. without application. Sent to
all others who order them for TEN CENTS,
which is not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
RoCIIf STER, n. Y.
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lists in the worldly

lists in the worldly
November 4, 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr.. T. H
Helmbold: he occupied the Drug Stor
opposite my residence, and was success
full in conducting the business wher
others had not been equally so -befor
him."
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers and Weightman, Man
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DoN'TWAsTs TIME ANDLABoR

w a 4
BI USING Up AN OLD AXE. Send $50 to
Il BAkEW ELL. Pittsburgh. Ia.
and they will send tip-top Axe. Exprcssage
paid. Half a day lost in grinding will thus be
n-I.l
, 1870-05-17
STOMACH BITTERS.
The Wear and Tear Of Business
Life.

The Cares and 1abors Of bnkness life arc apt to ten
eeyercy upon the health and eonssitutou of the
enerErtc business mn. and VIXEN the need Of some
tut7lulns aEent IL felt, stnu1x1ts that ean1c only
temporary exhila1aGon, and leave The Fystcm IN eAtC
OF partial eoapee when their first effect h4s passed of
a1e too often rcsoted to- Az certainly fr leaves b
hind readnnu Of aahes the rse Of tho 8dplseratd
liquors of enune7ee produces premature crhaus-
don and decay. Touch them not. Tore and reg
utafo the oreSAxed vital m.ehfneo with HostetSers
6temaeh Bitter. In that wholesome elixir the aIuo-
holc clement. which Is the purest deivahle from any
tooFce, ID tempered hJ the choicest onIc aperiens anti
bilious AID antifebre vegetable extracts and juiesx
To Strengthen rrezuit solaoa md p1ifJ thr syste h
the uitson Of the seat Vegetable specific When the
stomach L In healthy state the hfs flows regularity
the bowels perform their Office property and the tel-
graphic hb1es Of tho nerTous syse arc in perfect work
Ing order, amount OF 1sbor cau be bu1uo
without riak or Inconvenience, and the direct effect OF
tho Bttters Is to proote this vigorous condition Of m
functions upon which the nour1stmcnt Ct the body 10.
IT. power Of endurance mainly depend The g-eat tonic
aud Alternative Is therefore. emrhaticafy recommended
for tta remarkable Strengthening properties. to upon
whom the responsibilities OF LIE press heavily. and who
feel Ike faintng under the burden. nrefy appsttte
splendid digestion, tlastc B7rits, and marvellous
ability to Withstand fstkue, sons the blessings
Justly sabed 10 he reuovxtng operation Of this pals
tah and powerful cordial: Indeed there Is nothing In
The mAtsEiA medseA that can be eouparrrf with IL
, 1870-05-17
The Opening OF the Canals.

Since the opening Of the canal upwards Of one
hundred boats have cleared at Albany, and up
70 Friday night about ninety vessels hsd cleared
rum West Troy. OnIy,about xix boats passed the
weigh lock on Wednesday. The loaded boata carry
railroad iron, coal, and general merchandise, and
almost all Ett destined for Buffalo. ~.
! At Rome the canal was expected to be al right
and In naytgable order by Wednesday night Up
10 noon on Wednesday tWGnty Lone cIeara1ces y Ere
issaet,-an empty boats. Several loaAed boa's
verE In waiting, ready to clear - s0on IS II :.
water became deep enough. The Black River
Canal Is open, eud several bonta are on their way
10 the north
] At uucs the nrsI loaded boat to pass was the
James Platt, for Troy, with 7,l10 brts OF barley
md 81 brls OF peaa On Tuesday men were en-
4agcd IN work around the locks In the vicinity Of
Clinton Boats we're then moving between 0ris-
kanJ Falls and Hamilton, but hct1een Cnnton and
Utica the bottom Of the canal was dry. Bouts re-
ported at Hamilton as having left Blnghampton on
the tn must hAve come through without comply
lug with the requirements Of law, "a the cailaIa
were not open until Tuesday.
The Syracuse costrsg says that the caFgga and
SENECA Canal Is ~ go9d nay1gaels condition. e1-
capt the CaJuga branch which Will be opened on
the completion Of the CayuEa lock. work upon
which has been retarded BY high water. The open
Ing OF the CheuaugO viii be delayed I'll the re-
pairs Of the dam n Coming can be made
, 1870-05-17

sehrAtssiattc,; Mnasscn. 13 N 1n1nber. -
is, an1 So N sasfEa
! SCH: Ithaca, AnskrSon, is5 u sraoer.
sehr Joses Huskeeuu, 11s m le1abeE-
schr Este Lyon, Grand Ha1eu, 1:s N lumber, 50
senr Ha LAWSON, Massegon, is N 1uraner and Is
,sehr She1iosse Rsao heuom,nee, go m 1urnDer.
sehr Z e eray, Naste4on, los d lumber.
sehF 5.t y. sho5eE, Austssson, 100 n lumber, % m
senr 1iaaesots, Aenomlaee, Il, II lumber, 20 N
schr T. .. Campbell Ausseeon, 11s m lumber.
schr P P. Mason, Mantssee, 15o m lumber
sehf ehF c Nussesoa % Z. n ansSs1 u :. tGo Is N LII
Schr DaTr, ss1sa,uck 20 N humber, 100 N shingles
sow ssSw Hisoaden. WSrs s Ike, g eeT m o
Sow Minnie cuiete, Saugatuck, 20 CHS wood.
Buge Mary Amands, asand Haven, 50 cts wood,
schr 4. McSalT, Linz Pier, 10 eds yood
CLEARED. -.-..--Aay 16 aud T.
st1nr curuua St Joseph, 3 bris pork, and sundr1ea
Stmr ManiroToc, Musfescn, sEnat'e 1tss ,... ,,.o.
stmr 4ipz9a, Grand HAVEN, gundrica
Prop Clly q Fremont Pon Huron ~ dea n1 Gnsa'
Prop LA cnxree, ssusatuck- 200 green hides, 10
dried hides, 10 bis sail, - on oats. and suz'-
Prop Van Razszs, Holland, 20 bu oats, snf sun
Eatk Far, Tyiog anR; B4aalo: g ,ooe bn wheat.
3aT mses % sl ou and
lumber.
sehr Florida, osHeso. LOO bu corr
xxs aa s 1s oss ma
sehr Enterprise Aenontnec, sundnez.
BMk r. c. sherman, bugslo. 2s,oo0 bu coru--
Brig Mechanic, RaEleJ;s Bay, 1 bt1 porS, btt