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Che 3flarRcts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, NAY 81, 1870.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NARKEr.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine.
Last week, 756 I2sl 6+9
Pi ices q Market Becf-E1tra $685. a 1919, fnt
quality, S2 25 a u 70 ID quality 81 25 a ST. IS
3D. quality o Sd 81 o.
Mich Cows and Calves from SIS, $50, s65, So SIS.
feariin-s, g. a 81 two-years old SO a s5s :
three We Re old SO "a So
Prices of 81 s2 and Lambs - In lots 81 90,
81 ~ o. a 5000 each, extra Sc 50 a 50 70, or from
D q ne T. D
Spring Lambs $ a SO
Veal Calves s. a $40.
Hides 70 e Il. Tallow n etc p Il.
Peits 73c a sl,75 each Calf SKINS l6 q &c y ii.
Prices OF Poultry-EXtra l9i ~ 2D', prime iyt %
10 e good 81 q 9c; medium Isl a Is &C; poor
to medium sc 9 IL.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Heayy receipts have not troubled the mar
ket this week but forced a sli ht advance in price,
quite equal % the fall experienced last week,
hut rarse &c G. 70 quick. Trade act We, and the
most OF stock proved Of good gra lie. &. o. Ham
munl sold oxen at :, 80 = est live weight, aver
aye ,5I0its 2 Oxen at $ p r cst live weight
average 1875 b. b. F. ket'hum sold ? five year
old Steers at SO y e cwt, fitted by D. GrsWold OF
Orwell Vt. home weight 1909 rs. q W. JOne:
sold nice year ngs at e cwt, dress 80 lbs ca
oxen at s 3 g cygt dress cst each. B d " SOLD
Oxen at 81 q cWt, dress II cwt each Vii lam
Cowsil sold GO steers at - 91 2 cwt live weight
av'ra-e 1870 its.
sheep The supply, somewhat contrary to expec-
tltion. was again light. In consequence Of light
receipts IL would naturally be supposed that ad
vanrrd prices would DO effected. Sheep butcher.
seem I'd Indifferent about pu chasing, hut buying
Ctlv-s freely, for which there is demand Dor
hetu,- Of prices range ic-of 9. W. Jones sold a
nu-cA VI Spring Lambs at s. IS ? mead, average 70
rs A Skln sold l22 sheared Sheep at SIC ID. W.
II. Hoyt sold l23 sheared Sheep at SIC p Ii. j. P
Fowler sold l3i sheared yearlings at &C p h.
Poultry-P0ultry Is selling. according 70 quality
from IS n 20c 2 10. A fair show Of Turkeys and
Fowl. . % rs in market. Quick sales Effected.
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Corn, with moderate receipts and steady demand.
The sales haze been at 81 20 20 p for southern yell
low 81 Is "a ~ for western yellow, and cno:e 10
as high as s. p, and 81 IL q Is for new and old
western mixed. Oats dull and prices are easing
of, with ltrss Teceipts.aud an abundant supply.
The es ha been at 90 a 62c 2 bushel for Prince
Edward Is. N asi S. a 75c y bush for Canada and
western, ~ to quality, for common and choice. Q
has been asen IN small lots at 81 10 "a 10 hushel.
Shorts have been arriving more freely, and with a
moderate demind prices are hi CHER. The sales have
been at y "a II for ordinary and gOOt shorts 81
"a % for fine feed; and $50 a % Y ton for Md
dlinss
PROVISIONS.-Ther has been a steady but mo-
derae demand for Pork since last with sales Of
prime AZ p % 40 q 50; at % 50 a 81 50, and
clear at So = 81 { bbi. Beef j. trm and scarce,
with sales Of good mess at Sj lp 10 SO extra mes
at 81 a 9 and family extra at s2l a u 2 bhl.
Lard has been in steady demand with sales of stsa N
and kettle rendered at II n Il &C, and Alden's csidy
at ISL n l9ic y Ii, in3 and 10 q packages Smoked
ISc Y ID, as to quality.
W0OL.-The market for fleece and pulled Wool
continues quite active and prices have not varied
materially since last week. with tendency still in
favor Of buyers. The sales have been I,01l,OO It's
at Is "a 55c for fleece, including common Western
and choice picklock and xxx Ohio and Peunsylva-
mis- and from 25 a soc for No super and pulled.
The sales include several lots XXX and picklock
Ohio and Pennsylvania at = a. 5-c. NN q 10 10 a,
10 40 sic No | and Ohio at 70 a i9c: 1900 hs
medium and Michigan at % a sec and western
1eeces from 40 a 45c y b. Comhing O eres have
been quiet, with small sales At 81 a sc & % Pull
ed Wool has been sold to some extent at 3l %. 5gc
including choice extra at the latter rate but mostl
from b a 45c p h. In California Wool -lles II
1000 Tbs choice clips at 35c $40 rs good ID
at % "a 33c p o a tbs do bury at BE and tu 0l
lbs fall at l6 a pc p h.
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BOSTON MARK ETS.


PLOUR.-The receipts Of Flour have been consd-
cradle, and with dull market during the week,
prices have ruled in favor Of buyers. There is how
ever, chan~e in choice family brands, the sup
ply has yet scarcely caught up with the purchase.
made for future delivery, and there is no surplus
stock Of this description yet. We quote Western
superhne at 81 80 "a 10 common extra at s. a. 50
medium extras a II good baker, brands at s. so a
625; Milwaukee extras at s. p a rs, and Mime
sofa vtras including choice bakers brands at s. So
a p Y Dbl Ia White wheats the sales have been
at sc 81 "a for Ohio, Indiana and Michigan the
latter price for choice Illinois at So 80 a 81; and
st Louis at Sc 50 a 975 p hhl, including choice
brands at s. - Corn meal has been selling
st s. p Tor common, IS IS f.. Brandyviue. Rye
-four is taken in small lots at s. n 75 y hbl
GRAIN.-The market remains q-it, steady for
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SOLDIERs, NOTICE.

Tho members Of the Old ID Vermont Reg't Re-
u7ioa tos.e;y are hereby notified to meet in Bur
linSton, on the third Friday Of June u7th accord
ing to adjournment
Col F. v RANDALL viii deliver the Annual Ad-
dress. Supper at City Hotel
Those who expect to be present are requested to
notify the Committee Newspapers are requested
20 copy, throughout the State
Per order Of Elk. CJm. Vim. ". HENRY:
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ORDER OF kAERLlsEs
Upon the arrival Of Rail Road and Steam
boats, & Committee of the Fire Department,
with proper escort, will be detailed to conduct
visiting Companies to their assigned quarters
At II O'Clock procession of al the Fire De-
partmeut Of Burlington and visiting Companies
will be formed in front of the City Hall, and
from thence march through College street to
Williams, through Williams to Pearl, down
Pearl 10 Church, and through Cau-"h street to
the City Hall Park, where the trial Engines
viii take place, under the following regula-
tons:
LIST Burlington Machines will not compete
for prizes.
81 Each Company viii draw its own wa
ter, playing through 800 feet Of hose, throwing
a horizonal stream, with such nozzle as each
Company may select Ten minutes will be al
lowed to arrange apparatus and play the match ;
five minutes additional, provided Hose burst ;
but no playing for any one prize, after the 10
minutes has expired time Of trial, one minute ;
AMI no Engine will be allowed to take the stand
q second time for any one prize and an En-
CINE winning one prize viii not be allowed to
compete for other prizes
Any misunderstanding Of these rules must
be referred 10 the decision Of the Board Of En-
-iGeers Of the Burlington Fire Department,
whose decision shall be final
The order Of playing by each Company will be
decided by lot.
rRIzss
lst PRIZE, open To all Hand Machines, $500
~. PRIZE, Machines not to work more than
80 men, 5000
81. PRIZE. Machines not to work more than
sd men, Sl01.
The Prizes will be paid over 10 the Winners
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gepal 1lOtires.


ME, the Subscribers, havin, been annoipted
w by the Honorable the Probate Cont for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receiye
examine ana ADJUST the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate Oh Ann WaIco,t
late Of Colchester IN said District. dsceaset
and also all claims and demands avbibit
ed in Offset thereto and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by aid Conn
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby rive no
tice, that viii attend g. the business Of 0ur an
pOintment at the Store Of d. II. Micomb, r. in Fssf1
Junction, in said District on the last Tuesdays Of
June and October reX', ut 10 O'Clock, ~ On each
Of said days.
Dated this ttl lly oflt4y a. D. I,7l.
,.,- y :, * ,,t,trh1ftirrp commissioner
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L,cnR aRrEA.s esrlr..-

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable tho
,,,srr,,,.-. ,,,,,,, sd. Probate Court FIR the
- District Of Cljttenden.
To AL persons interested ia the estate Of Jacoo
Green, late % Darlington in slii District,
deceased, GREETING.
w HEAEAS, sad Court hath assigned the 18th
w day Of June, l-7I next, for the settlement Of
the administration account oftLe Administrator Oi
the estate pi said decease and ordered that public
notice thereof be- given Co. eli persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day ASST -ned, IN the
said District.
TaEREFoRE. YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, iu Darlington, on the day
assigned. then and there % contest the allowance
Of said account IL you -ee cause.
Given under ny hand. this sd dav of May,
A-D. 1910. T. E. WALES. Judge.
4SW3W
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The removal of the Capitol received its quietus
in the vote on the appropriation for extending
the Capitol grounds. After full debate, only
ten Senators voted against the extension.
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THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersi ned, under the name AMI hrm 81
consent The business Of the firm will be settled by
either partner, at the Drugstore Of E. W. Burritt-
Church street. ~
Burlington, May I'D, 1870. E. W. bURRITF.
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AMOS C. SPEAR

HAvING purchased from Mr.. SPEAR his interest
III in the late arm, the subscriber will C ntinas
the business at the old stand whore a full assert
ment Of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Surgical In
strumens Fancy Goods kc., will ne keut eonst intiy
on hand. Physicians PresriVtions and Family Re
ceipts carefully prepared at all hours Hoping by
strict aud careful attention 10 business IN receive
share OF the public patronage remain.
Very respectfully,
May 2ith-t-dkylm T. ". BUhhirI-
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HAVING disposed OF nv Apothscsry and Dug
II business to EDGAR W. BURRlfT. would
thank the citizens of Burlington and vicinity, for
the liberal patronage 20 long aud generously be
slowed upon me. and cheerfully cO.mend them q
nv successor who has been connected with me for
twelve years past, as worthy Of continuance Of
'n"i AMOS c. SPEAR.
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lift my hat and stand in silent reverence as von
pass on 10 your sacred service
My words shall therefore be few. Yet If Is
fitting that some one of us, outside Of vour
number, should express the feelings which FIJI
cur hearts, which grew and siren gthened within
US in those days Of war, and which seek ex-
preston, as with you we turn our feet hither
to-day. Both affection and gratitude bring US
with overlooking hearts and fearful eyes to
mlngle our best offerings with yours. We owe
these falien heroes more than you. We can
never repay them for their sacrifice. But we
thank you for the privilege Of joining with
you IN these scenes, and Of acknowledging
again the debt we can never liquidate.
Here lie the mortal remains Of brave young
men who gave themselves in the flower Of man
hood " for you and me" They laid down their
lives that years Of peace and happiness might be
added to our lives. With their blood the tran
guilty Of our homes, the prosperity We ENJOY,
the regulate liberty Of our nation were bought
An the Joys which come as the ripenei fruit Of
prolonged sni happy social associations; ali the
rewards Of Industrious AMI ent5rprisiug lives
all the great prizes which the world gives only
late in life, and after long years of successful &C
complishment; all things u.h bic and good which
make us desire 20 proiong our days, they cheer
fully surrendered, for US. Should we build
structures TO rival the mausoleums Of old; should
We ply py l-,is 5 , As g,, iti ' ie rI E,s ~
lea or the maies.i; cathedral, still our debt
would be unpaid, respond fully to what
i... '.a i3.L so% ls 5' b 81 el5 -, =.
more htting'y testify our TssPect Tor TIER hen, ne
,.' i Os -, 80 If III ' ,ae,;1i -,
BuHd the monument. butio NOT 5mi, this simple
and beautiful ceremony. How often the m3uu-
ment stands nese5'ei ana WIN moss-5osel'e1
IN VA l ,'-- ,fs,.,1n a, +bc otriny If te,.
flowers with each return If new life 90 the earth,
proraims that our gra1tuis is living and peren,
~, 80 ,-' tbar vac Ll<ii i'+ ,r;fi
ldisbr thi. proof Of og- Io,iu- remembrance.
ani Does not tbe thought quicken to warmer
" '5 .o.g +i. ''.,5 .',.' tx i r-
,araris the e,r.h anew with 7.5ls. and myrtle,
and spreads the symbols OF "a fresh aai beautiful
Tie
us - .,., ,'', '-'' 10. '' v,rs- a.
,,a-arv carts whose an9,,i., 5a. 1erer been
assu4rsI The oh wounds bleed afresh today.
Let our symp3'hSs e ''A TO those h9ussa3'i. Ia.
m-rs ' the wear. 20 on Let us commend
,.g-' 'A," % i'..'-I pug u i'.'1 II s'a,' W
-..5.s w.. s.,., ---,i, .i..,. r'r,+..t.rs IT,
las see TO i t.4. the promise Is GENEROUSLY rec
LeeusA
Ie.." '...1. nj l',' | ,.. .-.'-., ,t'..l.
,'..f-.-.. ',, -gss- -,s-s 1--we. SEEM,
t. whisper &. us. as ii from ttc spirits If the
deal. o. quicken bat Devotion % the NaHan
VIZ '-'1 ia ' .. -i, ~ ~.
...,..lsr In ,I.s-l in an future Generations that
impulse Of patriotism. Their physical labor was
soon ,Aiei ia. 'l'- ,-1-f mora ".lA = o, ''.ly
w.. lrry;yc gi..i. ,5.,e Is bs.-r w.
r-.c4iv. Of true AMI fly patriotism
Sly friends, tae days Of war are ended '1i
peace Iis Il, mus ~ ,- as Va. ...
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places were closed at l. m, and very many OF
the citizens ioined in the procession The pro
gramme was carried out with perfect harmony
and good order. though the intense heat,
coun,ed with the dust raised by the procession,
made the marching extremely unpleasant
The procession formed at the north side Of the
s,,,are NJ O'Clock pm, under the command of
General W. W. Henry, Chief Marshal capt.
r H. Start. Post Commander. The Marshal
vas assisted BY Col. 7. S. Peck, Capt George
T Davis Cant John Balm, and S,rgt. Pomeroy
LOOMS. The procession marched no College TO
I " .-. II. Tel, g, ,..fli,s.o,. ~,
..,,.o e., CO., Nom, cerna,srv whore
nue. ''eA'' ~
the column was joined ny '1e 'ul-efs ana mem
hers Of Post Henry, 10. D., 6. 4. R., Of Wi
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AeU ADVERTISEMENTS.


This remedy does not simply reiisre for a short
time but pr iuccs perfect and perm7nen. cures
Of the worst eases 81 Chronic -'ss4l ta'arrh, and
viH pdy So rfrui FORA clee that oHt1t cure
"Cold in the head and Cite-rh Headache are cur
e. WIZ Jew 81, ~ "a ..-Fc -
ofthe nos A. t.r.ss partial loss Of the seu-e Of
SMELL tate os hearing. eyes Uaterin- " "eaA ieel
-. ,s.r- ff Va, 5, i-1r-b T1,u.sr. M
r,,,1i,- ,i-f, t.s+i.- af7ie t,-,. --r-t
toms terminate iG C0usump tion and end in the
grave No disease is so common. more deceptive OF
- tu-e5sDlo Y Fu9 - es ~, Nj -
phlet On latartH p any A''''7'7 ''7 --- Si-0
CatafrH hene1y is no"
SOLD BY MOST klEutoiS II AL fAHIS
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!. Queen City Cornet Band
> Officers and members Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, Post Stannari No. .. followed
bv disabled soldiers and soldiers IF the war OF
1872 in carriages
8 Veteran soldiers of the late WAT
( Mayor and Board of Aldermen Of the City
of Burlington.
8 Richmond Cornet Band, followed by Post
Henry No. % G. A R. of Win0oski and Co.
" f., -" Vt Militia, Of WinooskL
g. Wells Zouaves.
:. Co. 81 D., 80 Vt Militia, Of Burlington
s. st Section Vermont Battery.
9. The Volunteer Hose Company, dressed IN
/ Their tasty new uniforms
10. Hook and Ladder Company.
H. Boxer Engine Company, No 9.
- Ethan Allen Engine Company, No 1.
H. students Of the L. v W.
- l. The St. Joseph Society, carrying the
French and American flags
10 st John the Baptist Society. also carrying
the French and American flags
FNERcIsEs At LOCUST STREET crusrfRY
Chorus, God Save the State" tune
"America, the congregation joining with the
choir in singing
psf Commander Capt. R II. Start then intro
ducei President james B ANGEL, who spoke as
follows;
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PNTEYTs.-Mr. Leonard d. Howard OF St.
Johpsbury, has obtained patent for SAYS buck,
bearing date May 9th.
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WE would call the attention o. Farmers 7,
w DoDGE'S latent co NBi ~
MOWER AND REAPER AND SELF =
RAKER as being in LiGhtne's Of draft. ConTen-
lent T. handle. and Durati icy the most pruh,ahie
machine for the fsrmer 10 buF 1t is Iuaae 81 .ni
bast Of material with VT, u-ht iron HuaT IS iaSo.
-, b-eeLs Urvie been improved the last sar
il is ,dapted tn cutting both sras ant gran % u
even surface, whether lodged or ttnEle VIII per
fest ,tisfactioa. 1t will be sold a. = a. u
The Machine 4 Kept for sale by LAID & Iarc'
Ni-.sn' De9nis Fislr South Burlington, 3. q
Rounds Monktnn Pidge ana ~ the 81 80 ~
bss for s,Is HAY TEDDERS, and the hest Alhd o.
HTrFi WIRE TOOTH HORSE RAkES.
81 eh'' WIN" N. r. MILLER,
,,...s dt.wkwfw shelburn Vt.
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Soldiers Of the Grand -irny Of The Republic:
One Of your gallant comrades has already
spoken for you. He has given such eloquent
expression to the emotions that swell ia your
hearts as you gather around the last resting
places Of your brothers-in-arms, that words Of
mine are suPerhuous. Your simple aud expres-
siye act Of decorating with wrea'hs and gariands
the mounds which cover their ashes speaks with
a force which no language Of mine can rival.
Moreover never see a procession Of these blue
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY B,LsAM-This vnlu-
able preparation, so popular for the last forty
years, still maintains its supremacy for all sfFec
tions Of the Throat snd Lungs Price, 81 and
80 cents. Cutler Brothers 4 Co, tlate Reed
Cutler & 'o,) Boston, Proprietors 3
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.... .f., l;s.s-s FROM. -,..frf tho -lo-r. in the
s-111' '-' -''''7
county assembled 10 convention id me e-'y u'''
ut Do O'Clock %. Ill.,. Saturday, 90 take into c0usI-
i--...-- .,-.,.,, 3y.-.5 -..,r.ss ID, rst.re-,. 10
tIe assessment ti real estate i'i tAA'ivA- l-e
convention was called go order by Mr.. j. a '-
-.- aud o-.,nissl hv the election of Mr. r.
....i.,,.i.
e.-.-.-...-.
anu '-'' ,....--..-.. en-.
--s-.a>
49,, IL.
lHe COZ '--'.N
The following Delegates were reported present :
Buruugtcu-C j. Alger, C D. Weller, C..
Wainwright.
hAr.o''Slo4n Sl..-, ~ H. y, '-l
iiinsebYrrb-.Iaserb Iani6r. h Z psr,h.
Elmer Beeohcr
liunungton-t- ]. . lI-'i' ~ D.. r-',7
1erieho-E. iie-i' b. d. Lane ''- W.
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,,xGroN AND VICINITY.
,,,CAN COUNTY CONVEN-
kkf TI0N.

r,.,a Republican Voters of Chittenden
I'' .-s requested to meet in Convention by
,--1 3.Iesa.es, at City Hall, Burlington, on Satur-
il' r,,s 18th, 1870 at Il O'Clock A. NJ, to nomin-
Joy sstes for Senators, and County Officers for
81, - ensuing. and to transact any other busine
foe ned proper when met.
IN conformity with the rule heretofore adapted
.. several towns will be entitled to delegates as
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II HALEB ONE.

W iALFB me will stand for the improvement OF
w stock the coming season, on Monday Of each
week at the stable Of n. P. Seeger, Milton on Fri
davs at the stable Of H. HAPGOOn, in Jericho the
remainder Of the time At A. j. MERRlLL'S in Cox
chester
Terms to warrent, $500
MERRILL AUSTIN,
Nav 9-+dv4w Proprietors
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A Bristol paper publishes the following state
ment about the President of the Board Of Trade
Mr. Bright, who is at Llanludno, is much bet
ter and Is out every day. He knits carriers to
amuse himself, as he is only allowed to read but
FEEL, :
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The n Y. Herald, referring to the arrest Of
ueneral Neili rs " United States Marshal
Foster is not only trump, but he is a wsg he
has not on y the GOODNESS, tact and courage of a
hrst rate officer and soldier. but he has also a
vein Of wit and humor that woull make him an
excellent comedian. The capture md abduction
OF NJ. O'Neill from his army in the crisis of
It's first battle, beats any curious thing produced
IN military science by Fox. of the Olympic, or
the Niger minstrels. In point If fun, it beats
the surprise aud flight of Jack Falstaf from his
highway plumber. This remarkable capture,
however, OF the Fenian General, carries with it
good moral"
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YOrNGTR 81 TwsS r YsAR. e the appearance u
the man of ifty, or the LAZY 0f-aeTer mind now
many summers after he or sic has charmed away
the gray hairs with PHIL0N's kT-sLGs. PeasaEt.
clsar and Transparent. No sol rnsnt.
sd b al lLus..l-ts and f.ncy En1ds dssle-s