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That the farmers on our line OF road are
so reluctant in taking hold of the Milk
Business? II would seen as though the
statements that have already been made
would satisfy all, that tho sending of milk
to New York is by far the most profitable
branch of Dairy Business. BY this means
the farmer saves the trouble and work of
making butter and cheese, and secures
larger per cent. on his capital. More
over, the ''milk sender has the advant-
age over the Clutter sender" in that the
former has a fixed price guaranteed him,
and is sure of it, while the latter has to
take the market as he finds 1t, | say sure
of it, for with such firm as propose to
open this line, he is sure of it. But, sup
posing that Messrs. Cummings Il Baker
were no more reliable than any 9TH
er New York produce dealers, and we
would not like to suppose them less so,
even in that case, the argument holds
that the one has fced price and the 9th
or has not Farmers have said that they
were afraid that milk would sour, send
ing it so far. Now, there is no doubt that
milk can be sent from Rutland TO New
Yolk, as well as from Chatham Corners,
lift is only properly cooled and cared for.
Especially in refrigerator cars, such as
Messrs Cummings 4 Baker propose TO
use, where the milk is always cool and of
the same temperature. That milk should
be kept at an equable temperature is the
point. Practical men say if milk is only
kept from variations in temperature there
is no difficulty in keeping il sweet. And
that milk could be sent, and kept s,1eet
just as well in can at temperature of
1909 Fahrenheit, only it must be kept
there. Hoping that, with the facilities
now offered, the farmers will give the
business fair trial, we will leave the sub
iect for their consideration ".
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pa uas aalf,
hsfasa Ftmeara Hs uaeIi express
cav gfafH4 grass staH. ilag ~ Lord
ssHes aas asJ fm Hartford Cs. and
reHs.as Is MaaiIs tr Tie Inducements
~ sF aaU wrf 80 mauy sud 10
artsI. HISS t meft hsFe cost hlm gaits =
sruFar IL aeHe. Ne hs,e ourselves
Hsmf8 a hm wHh pleasure. and per
.aaaI.s ssf gfa'as5 S. a.s decision.
IBtEea t.1ft Of fesi.ssuess and love
70 tsanT when sFta aar best elergymen
a5s aettl#E aFot5er aslds. and by rcassn
aflesmasel eapeate ~ living. larger sal
aTIsss Hsm Is largo moral significance in
u.s decision indicating We trust, re-
fuIu 60 ibe aaFs 81 Forc, uhen the Pas-
tamI rr.zaan uas meHs iile s. true mhrd-
age4-a t.Hg FIT i5ie
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FRANCD.


The Nationals have plaeaTded two
proclamation. lbe FIRST one issued
says the French people awaited calmly
until an attempt was made 70 touch tho
life Of the Republic The army did not
raise its hands against the arch 81 the
liberties Of the Republic the only
government that can close the era Of
invasions and civil war The people Of
Paris are invoked for communal elect
ions The proclamation Is signed by
the Central Committee Of the National
Guards, and dated at the Hotel dc
VILE.
The second proclamation is as fol.
lows:
To rHE PforII OF Pans You have
intrusted Us with the defense 81 The
rights of Paris, We have driven out
the Government which betrayed us.
Our mission is fulfilled, and we now
report 10 you Prepare for the com
munal elections Give Ms, as our only
reeompense, the establishment of a
real republic.
The same signatures, thirty in num-
Der, are appended
The Hotel De Willie is surmounted by
the red flag and harricaded but circula
ton is unimpedod Shots have been
heard but no conflict is reported
1t is thought the revolutionary
movement now in progress at Paris
will extend 10 Marseilles and Lyons,
and even to Bordeaux ! he Theirs
Government contemplates removal to
Tours. tits said the Germans decline
TO interfere with affairs in Paris. A re-
port from the French capital says the
geaddrmerie collected from the Pro-
vinees by Gen. Vlnoy have deserted
and joined the insurgents.
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49, The Eplscopai Register Of Phiiadel.
phia Is one Of the best conducted religious
Journals that comes to our table It's type
and paper impart % is exterior peculiar
attractions, while ia contents eyinoe
much labor and ability, both on the par,
of editors aud contributors. Il is both
conservative and Catholic ID ia spirit
faithful to the denomination in whose in
terest il il especially Published; bot like
The standards of that Church when hon
esiIy interpreted Il i free from that mar
row Indifferent and party spirit whle b
mars tie ritaaHstic and high church pub
ncstlOus Of the day
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NEw LEBANON CENTRE, y. T.,
March lth, 1871

+h"''H iiAh' 40 -
NJ. Edttor;
What in the world do you mean Nou
have noticed every station on the line OF
the Harlem Extension, except that Of
New Lebanon Centre. Perhaps you will
say, there is none, you have no depot.
Allow me TO correct you, we have one
d noble monument Of our village enter
prise. Now come, a self appointed com
mittee Of one, TO itwite you to visit our
beautiful village. NoB will come by the
way Of the railroad ofcourse. Patronize
that by all means. There, here you are.
Now. did you ever see prctticr cottages
than thesef Now, look just down the
hill, that cluster OF buildings, among the
elms. are the Elm Mills; both -four and
lumber Aud such -four, IL will make
biscuit, aud bread ar white and light a. a
snow hase: and buckwhea, OH such
cakes, they would make the Cardiff eli
ant in hurry for bis breakfast. You
had better call Oh the geullemsnly pro.
prietor, Joseph Adams. lie viii sub
scribe for your paper ! think, II "let me
whisper, il YOU are a good republican.
Now sir. let as 60 over on the other
street. First, did sou ever see such viii
lowss Is not This PLEASANT iOu will
soon be there. 10 sou see that large
building; Well viz, ihat is store house
for herbs Think q all the pains and Ills
that will be cured by lts contents. Now
look on the other side Of you. DO you
see that snug white buildingF Take your
handkerchief apply il gently 70 your nose,
that has been used as store house for
onions Mr. Bacon the owner 10 also in
the commission business. Next comes
the Hardware and Tin Store Of the
Richmond brothers, upright, thorough,
business men. Opposite i the store and
dwelling n ] s. Nelson, dealer IN Dry
Goods aud Groceries. May his shadow
never grow iess 4 blacksmith shop
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owned b. J HinCs. loiteT never ,hod
> hofsc. THREE shoc mskvrs oBueB.
may many scsra pass hescre bis silver
loeks arr hid beneath the sol Qaaae
and Nison. lonf mas ihst last AMI not
least q lasl, our Doctor, g /. Salmon =
good physician snd skirWl sureeon. n,t
Unkn0wn fame
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uF rows sssrEn 90 SCHOOLS

A was expected tae result ai lllo yois
opaa il,e qrealoa Of changing from tbe
dwaa ta tae town system Of schools,
MAJ against tie change CUR people are
20 1urd go bes.ists when au important
question HE tlas comes up. A few towns
voted t0 adopt ibe aew system, amoeg
theta wcHGtiss Essyr. iilacsburgh, Jcri.
shp and s8ma olban Montpelier alp
pointed = committee go take tie matter
into consideration and report al q future
meeaug RlstHanB deferred action to
6si Tuesdaf H april
Manchester refused 60 adopG 8, by tna-
jodgr % ouly 1s. We think il the ques-
zion. bad been more thoroughly under
stood, this town would have voted 10 IA
Vor Of tbe new system, - We have TO
doubt alI will do, when tbe matter i fully
ma,ured BY discussion. Vermont will not
long be behind when hef people fairly I'M
derJaud that tbo proposed new system
will wofk evenly and give Ne better
schools
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Marriages.

March ij;h. Ia Arliugt - b itry Chgrle= Re- T.
Gsid, Mr. George Ntr- u hlss Jalis Whitman.
March o 10 Nash1s, Mr.. Genige w. Within n
Whitlnsyile, Mass, TO hIss Julia WossaH II
Nsshus, y II.
March 2ist, - ST psul's Church Eguth Brook
Ign, hlr. Amm Dove 10 Mites sgssu II. Worth.
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SOUTH DORSET, w,
March nth 1871

MEssRs. ORyIs Il Co:
Geatiemen:-Ws received the Marble
Circulars, envelopes and statements which
you sent us, in due time, We wish to say
that the Marble Circular is the best job
of printing we have ever had done, in
fact ii pleases us better than any we have
ever seen of the kind. We are pleased to
know that we have printing establish.
ment, this side of the city, that can, and
will do first class work.
Yours truly,
TYREL Il KENT.
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WASTED WEETNEss.
vowel Reading and H. Effect. "po'.
sunderland hoy.

vowel Reading and IT, Etfests 1po'.
sunderland Roy.
SuNDERLoNp Mar 18th 1871
mr Editor / have got few words to
say about peoples getting scared it isant
very long story a. you may preceive. il,
takes so many inches to make foot and
so il. dose so many words to tell my
story. L. was coming hone from the
store one dark night and | had to go
across few lots had a jug of molasses,
| was going along swinging my jug
and thinking nothing about seeing eua-
body. | locked up aud | saw right be-
fore me man crouching I am one Of
these fellows. that reads a good many
novels), and the thought come 10 me that
be vase thare for no COCO. SO spike and
scd what do YOU want. thare vase no ans
wer what do you want says thinking he
or ho ever he was did not hear me thare
vase no answer 50 sit down my jug
aud went into him after bad wore up
some Of my fists liolled Of and let him
atone seeing be did not stir thought
had killed him then bad heard Of peoples
being iron clad aud up with my moia.ses
jug and raped him on the bad YOU better
beyeiye that the molsses did fiy Tor a mo-
ment | broak the molasses a. you may
suppose and felt Of what ! thought was
his head but don't laugh. il was the top Of
stump all dobed with mOlasses felt
prety sheepish ms hands was snarting
no molasses, now which got tie worst Of
il FROM
please send me one ol your JOURNALS IL
you put tbs Ia don't sign only G.
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Correspondence.
BrRLIN, n. y, March a, 1871.

BERLIN, y. y, March IA, 1871,
Editor JoRfa0l.
Enclosed find $3.50, for which please
continue sending your interesting sheet.
We find we cannot get along without the
Manchester JOURNAL.
Yours truly,
T.. Il. GREEN & DESIsoN,
Manufacturers of the "NonpareiP' true
fitting shirts.
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NoEnEEN PkmIc RAuEoAD.-"Dur-
ing the present week, iragk.laying on the
Northern Pacific Railroad viii be com
pleted "a Bainard This towns situated
at the crossing Of the Mississippi river,
% miles west OF the junction Of the st,
Paul branch with the main line, aud III
miles FROM Duluth. The grading il
finished on go miles west OF the river, and
the iron will be laid a. rapidly as possible,
Thus the new empire ofthe northwest i,
being rapidly opened TO settlers
Few Of our readers we imagine realize
the immense value that the opening Of the
country tr6yersed by the Northern Pacific
Railroad viii be TO the United States and
we NAV say to Tie world There Is no
section Of our country better calculated
for wheat growing, and the climate Is
abont tic same a. Vermont
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Manchester:
James Whelpley, Samuel II. .Whidden
John Black, Daniel Odds,
Truman Hill, Eliphalet Wells,
Sllas Smith, jeremiah Odell,
Jebc1 Hawley, serenus kilburn,
Benjamin Dibhle, John X. Pettiboue,.
Elijah Burton, Robert Anderson,
Matthew Logan, Burton Straight,
Nathan Thompson, Apollos Harvey,
samuel Thompson. GurdSn Eaton,
John Harris, Thomas Wait,
Lemuel Collins, Abrsm &. Fowler,
John {. Walker,
Or. Elijah Littlcfeld,
Joseph Burton,
james Wbelpley was merchant in the
village Of Factory Point before the war.
His dwelling house and store were situA.
ted not far from the store now occupied
by Burton 4 20. lie went out as Order.
by Sergeant in Capt, Weeds company OF
volunteers. After tie volunteers were
discharged be enlisted at Plattsburgh in
the Regular Army, aud became Lieutsn.
ant. Amer the war he removed TO New
York, and remained there until his death
lie was living il New York while Boorr
was under sentence OF death for the muir.
der Of Colyin; and hearing rumors that
Colyin was alive, be made search for him
brought him back to Manchester, and
saved the town from the misfortune OF
disgrace Of hanging one man for the mur.
der OF another who was still alive,
John Black was Sergeant 10 Weed,
company Of volunteers, aud afterwards
enlisted in the Regular army and was ap.
pointed Lieutenant. Amer the war be
kept hotel for . time ia Rupert. lie died
10 this town Ia lss3, unmarried aud aged
thirty He was a brother OF William r.
Black, the cashier d the Bank in this
place.
Truman Hill was corporal Ia the same
company. Before the war be was black
smith a, The old stand IN This village Az.
ter the war be held various town offices,
aud was first seleetman Ia 1917 He
wss Grand Juryrnau of the town IN 1919,
and issuel the warrant for the arrest Of
Boorn lie built tie house now occupied
by A. j. Gray lie Afterwards removed
70 Allegheny County, \. y, where be
died
s.las smith was private IN tie volun-
leegs lie lived in THE town and Dorset
untll bis death. which occurred about ave
years since
JAbeF HGwley entered The service a.
Fnsign IN the miiits ard was promoted
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p. O. CAR, ii. T.. II. X.
March q, 1871.

Mr.. Orvjs:
Local items are rather duh just now.
Yesterday my curiosity led me to count
the letters that passed through my hands
while making my regular trip between
Rutland and Chatham Corners, found
the number 10 be 5000, and enough pa
pers and circulars TO I'll a common spring
wagon box. This shows there is some
thing going on along the line Of the Har.
lem Extension. Should we have our
night train through from New York, the
same as last summer, we will try and
make arrangements for a thorough bag
between your place and New York. The
arrangements now are good, far superior
TO anything we have ever had before, n
letter leaves your place on the noon mail
and arrives in n. Y. ready for early de-
livery next morning, by the same mail
letter arrives in Troy 1920 p. m, Albany
5 p. m. Send letter for n. Y. north at
night, and it arrives there If 80 a. in.
next morning; Troy 8 40 n. m; Boston
O'Clock a. m. ; Montreal 10 o'clock a. m.
and Burlington 80 q. III.
- IA
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Births.

March 2ist, in Manchester ron to J. G.. spt
Annie W Oryls
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g. NJ SYKES

!. r,s,t,ias ever, s-ss ass. l..os saa ~.
Nart ustttts
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PRo BOSo rrBLlCo.
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NEn e0oDN


Call aud examine thr Eoods sud 90, IL 70 ]. uot
e.. \Du viii Hud an sssarlmsrt ~
Day a. 1uds. ttueeucs
trovkoty glassware, Hardware,
Drugs and Medicines
Paints and oils
Paper aud Epyeinurs
Hats, Cape. hgots S shoes
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Piedra Plastica.
Con privilegio esclusivo de introduction


Les que suscrben 6nnicos agentes esta capital del
los Srs }. M A1oMAB c: propietarios de dcho priv
ego, participant los srs hacendadosy lpGbico ge
neral haber recibdo partda de bis povo de iedra
plastioa que espenderan al precio de $40 Sarr.
Conocdas va por muchos hacendados por
propearos de fncas urbanas las grandes ventaas que
obtenen plicacion de este material Las bri
ca talos er-et de montras fondos, construcciones
de ezEaasncs cz miel rebocados brunidos de algbes
pnedea s} ca para pisoa canales conductores de
cua r., 1uido aejaudo mmy atras los deasm
cidos apcados estos usos hasta hoy tanto por
lido duracon por ser e dnico que resiste la
acion del fuego de la humedad con mas ventajas.
Las cuaidades mencionada de dicho polvo, asi
como la circumstance de que por su sod6z las obras
ron construidas, nj exgen los gastcs que recuente
nente demandan los demas materiales recomposcio
nes So lehaoen tambeD preferente estos en- puuto
economic.
Las prescripcines generates para e uso'!c Ia r;e-
dra pastica gnoradas va en- la Isa por varios
maestro de abane{a pero los nteresados pueren en-
terarse por 81 del modo de prepar 81 material les son
lfactadas para clio Ia memora mpresa con este obieto
Puerto Rico l6 de Febrero de l869.-B, Borras y
aermanos San 1nsto
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CONSIGNA TARION

Puerto Principe D. G. MartnezNusvias sres Manuel Mar
eyo compCuba Ses Ros hermanos-Puero Plata Cine
Az Lud-Mayaguez Srss P Raldis comp-Aguadia, Sres
Amel Julia compPuertoRco Se Caracena arte comp-Sap
Thomas Srcs Lana.
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Toda amia compuesta de pagun entero de-
equvaen endrA reba de sesa par de peo
becdo entendiendose por amia los cados.
Los
NOTALas
de cualquer pueden tomar bes Waldo cuaue
de las Anlas la Terra 6rme Mco Colon qedandose donde
1uieran voiendo 81 asf guan rsbaja de Is
Los Cesbou pueden uea IS dias Ingaea
guan los para puedn quedar Franoa
Los pao por vapores endran epvego de jr
nin de hero entire 0hesbour Paris Plymouth 6nd rebaa
de 2OlOO
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
POr el GObiernO de S. M. b,

Pasan por puerto sno Snt6ma Europa TERRA 6me
Pacfco los das II 27 de cda Habana Mejo
los Esta los Undos 81 dia 16.
Los de esta ruta de (Me Hbana Puerto Rco) ionen
perenc aboro del Europa
snh6masLos de la ua ada los toman
bilee en- Santh6nas, la Ultima.
Esa prohbdo los paageros bete agenca
compania Consulate ngles Puerto Rico abordo.
El pssae tornado abordo pagara 10 pS de recargo.
Fecaa de pasqes mas 1s vagjYos desaLs
Los paSaero Europa moneda corrent las Ans
ne "a esdanola.
SeNNMa
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IL AWDALUzA-
Sistema ROLAND.
Fabrlca mecan1ca de todas classes de, gall ,taa
elavorada al vapcr.
PDp
$
D. SALVADOR LEDESMA. =
D. SALVADOR LEDESMA.

-OALLE DEsAN JUsTo-P U ERTo RICO.
toos los aianos modsrnos haa
gran udo getss de todas ce enbe.
pr6posos )ara tasportado cuaquer panto de la lsla
/ evenden tamb a detail todas horas del da
los conumdores bea pude comper
las mejores que vienehde extrangeros. #
Los m6dcos vafiando mpoanca del
!pedidos s-~-
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Ell duef1o lie esta nueva &brica
cuenta con todos los elementos nece-
sarios para que los productos de la
casa no dejen NADIA que desear; y la
esperiencia adquirida durante II amos
de trabejo en- esa industria, le per-
mite poder asegurar al pdb'ico que
conoce este negocio y la manera de
comp'acer a todos los que le favorez-
can con sus pc iidos.
vENrA POR MAYOR AL CON TAD0.
Cajetillas de 20 cigarrillos papel
orozuz blanco corriente... "a D. Is.
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1dem de Is cigarrillos id. idem.. ..27 p. id.
Idem id. 80 idem idem idem 22 p. i'd.
Idem id. 18 idem gruesos idsm % p. id.
Picadura prensada en- libras as.:.... p litro
Iaem sueltas enpaquetes de una
libra bra.................... SO cts
Sc participa 81 pdblico cue dentro
de breve tempo hallaran un compile
to surtido de tabaco e!aborado en- es-
ia fabrica con las mejores hojas de
.tabaco de Vuelta abajo' Comerfo
y Rio de la Plata.
Puerto Rico "a de Mario de
1870.
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las DOS ElQ1{2l!5llS.
Fabrica de tabacos, cigarrillos picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FUENTES.
-0OO-
C@ede Ist@a~ fene a. cate del Cdaerc;o.

Gale de zetwam tyeute a. cate del Coassycio.
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La Maquina de Gas Empire State que
per centenares Sc encuentra a esta hora
en- operacion, y que donde quiera deja salts
fecno quien la usa, produce una luz de
brillante y uniforme icon cualidades ilumi
nafiuaO IN M cir, ,,o.,n 81 80 q
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14
: HA'>l'A COT kif.,.

TIE CRuw.-Aside fi.m the special ques.
tion Of profit sno lcss, we have " rn side
toward the crow. be is so much like one of
ourselves. He is lazy, but that is humar ;
he is cunning, and that is human. He
takes advantage Of those weaker than him
self, and th-t is man-like. He il sly. and
hides for Tomorrow what he cant eat to-
day, showing real human providence
He learns tricks much faster than he does
useful things, showing true boy nature
lie thinks his own color is the best, and
loves to hear his own voice, which are
eminent traits Of ofhumanity. He will never
work when he can get another to work for
him, genuine human trait. He eats
whatever he can lay his laws upon. ana
is les mischicvous withR belly full than
when hungry, and that is like man
He is at war with all things except his
own kind, and with them when he ha-
n Dthing else to do. No wonder men de
spise crows. They are too much like men.
Take of his wings and put him in breeches,
and crows make fair average men. Give
men wings and reduce their smartness a
little, and many Of them would be almoet
as good as crOws.--Beecher.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14
EYES! EYES!
o
DR.. E. II. PARDEE,
.OCCULIST AND AURIST.

A FTER protracted blindness of more than five
IN years, DR.. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases OF
the Eye. and is now practising with success not
surpassed in the United States.
All operations perform' d. such strabismus,
cross eye. Cateract by linear cxr cton Depression
or Absorption. Pterygium, feshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma,
bulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymalis. closing of the tear passage, and ali
deformites of the Lids. etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain
AID possessing all the movements and hrilliancy OF
the real eye. large assortment constantly on
hand for sale AT reasonable prices. The Doctors
Eye bath for the treatment and of all nervous
disorders is used all over This coast.
Thankful to those ply ysicans who have sent him
eases for operations, and hopes that his universa
success will warrant continuance their conf
dence. His celebrity operator is co extensive
with his success as patients presenting th' M
selves for treatment and operations from New Y"rk
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be seen at the Doctors office
daily in different stages of recovery.
Office: 737 CLAY STREET, oppo i the Plaza.
San Francisco. uyl5