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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14

DISSOLUTION OF OoPARTNER'
SHIP.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS
w day dissolved .copartnerrhip. II. Mercer
assumes al the debts OF the arm OF Mercer 4
McCislland, and pays all indebtedness Of said
arm. MEkCkh,
0oh mn. January o. ls1k. la1N
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REMOVAL.

Tn9 AGENCY or ~BUrrERlcK . cos
i PATTERNS nhe only reliable oues) has
M .,slrs. two ioors south Of old stand. Virginia.
win,sr Fash ons lust received. stamping Win
new designs done: also Ptnking. Enbroidenng
and sewing. 49,
dali I'm X IL. "A. SIOHEW.
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CAUTION

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
u stock sold TO pay amount due on Assess.
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u Mining Company. Location OF principal
place 81 business, San Francirco, California.
Location or works. Gold Hill District, Storey
county. Nevada.
lowing described stock, on account OF asser-.
ment levied on the 2ist day OF November, 1919,
the several amounts Get opposite the names OF
ths re.neetiye uharehOlderp' m follovs.
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h1 nm r f w A r D
Yon AN
Y9 Incurable Case!
DR.. LE RiCHAu'S
GOLDEN BALSAM,

UUhlhIEVv lbhAsSfANh,
AMER ten years trial on this coast. has proven
itself the only curative In q certain class OF dis
eases pronounced BY medical practitioners a.
incurab,s. iks fRE
On. In RicuAu's GOLDEN BALsAM No. I
cures Chancres, nrst and second stages; Sores
on thu Legs or body; Sore Ear, Eyes, Nose,
ETC.: Copper-colored Blotches. Syphilltie Ca
tanh, Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms OF
the disease known - syphilis. Price, 81 per
bottle, or " for ". 4.
DR LIZ RicHAu's GOLDEN BALsAM No. q
cures Tertiary. Mercurlal, Syphilitic Rheuma.
tism, Palms In the Bones. Back Of the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, syphilltic RAsh. Lumns
and c~onineted Cord. Stiffness OF the Linee,
and sradicstes all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse Of
mercury, leaving tho blood pure and healthy.
Price IS per bottle, OF Two for -. FnF
IN. In RrcuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH AN
TIDOTE. for the cure Of Gonorrhea, elect, Irri.
tation, Gravel and all Urinary or Genital die.
arrangements. Price, ~ 50 per bottle.
pH. In RicuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
LECTION, q wssh and Injection for severe esses
Of Gonorhea, lnhsmmaloy elect. Structures,
and all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Price, 81 ~ per bottle.
ol.o. Agents for On. LIZ RicHAu's GOLDEN
FILLS for Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions,
fmpotency. and all diseases arising from Mas
turbation and excessive abuses. Price. 81 per
bottle.
Tue genuine GOLDEN BALsAn 10 put up only
In round bottles.
on receipt Of price, these medicines will be
.ent to oil parts Of the country, BY express or
mail, securely packed and nee from observation.
C. y. RICHARDS & CO.,
Wholesale and Rrctail Druggists andvx
Chemists. s. W. cor. Clay and Sansome
srecuA-San Francisco, Cal. ~
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The N-...-l,, Of . Visit, o'erc.~-.

The Necessity Of n Visit Overcsue.
To CORRESPONDENT.
Patients residing In any part OF the State,
aowever distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cAses, and who think proper
To slbmita written statement OF such In prefer.
cnce Ia holding Q psrronal interview. arc assured
that their communications will be held moet
Nacred. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the core
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. r. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
tBox Txl 61s Sacramento street.
Bstween Montgomery and Kearny,.
Iyi tri. San Francisco. Cal.
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When q female IL In trouble or afflicted with
~iiscHse, and requires medical or surgical assist
incs, the inquiry should be, where 10 there .
physieian who u feiy competent 70 administer
relief, aud whose respectable standing In soelet,
recommends him to the confidence OF the com
nuuily. The Doctor. understanding how I'm
perAti'el, necessary these requirements are,
teels called upon to interpose, and beg the attrD.
Sou OF the aiiicted to the TACT that he has beeI
. Professor Of Ubstrcties and Femal Diseases
for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified " admiIr
lister In 40 cases, both incidentally and surgical
ly, not In . superficial manner, but In a. thor.
eugh q manner a. years VI study and practice
both In hospitals and private fAm~ilies-cap
make. To save them from the hands OF the IN.
quallned, INSCRIPTIONS aud designing. There
fore families can rely upon him a. upon q father.
All In ~afiiction Can hnc In him QUO who win
symplthixe with and befriend them In troaole-
one in whose secrecy the utmost COR 1dence can
be placed. Consultation by letter OF otherwise.
rREE. Bee address below, lIT
Lsiies, the nature Of whose troubles require
the constant attention OF the Doctor, eau be fur.
nished with apartments, and skinfal aud aiten-
tive nurses.
once for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT.
I'VE PowpERs, Tor married ladies. These
Powder are perfectly safe and effective Price,
IS per Dor. Due boz win last from four to six
months.
On. Youss's FRENCH LUNAR PILLS. Price,
IS. Either kind sent BY mall upon receipt OF
price.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
COLD AND srLvEn

~ -Oh AZND LA
n Mining Company Location OF principal
place VI business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. STOREY county, state Of
Notice 10 hereby given thst st q meeting Of the
Directors OF said Company, held on the twenty.
ninth (29thl day OF December, A. D. 1873. an as
rcssrnent OF finy (so) Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, pay.
alb . Immediately. Ia United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, % the once Of the company No.
- California street, up stairs, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday, the nfth C5th) day
Of February. A. D. 1874 will he delinquent, and
advertised for sale At public auction, and uhless
payment 10 made before. viii be cold on
THURSDAY, the Twenty.sixth (a6th) day Of
February .ie1t, 10 pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
-III-I GRO. ". r. KING, Secretary.
Once, 80 California street, San Francisco,
California. jas ID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Religious.


st. Johns Church-The Sunday services
are at lO1s a. M, and "a p. m.
Services in Trinity Chapel. King and Fifth
streets, on Sunday, July 18th. Morning
at lO15 o'clock afternoon at o'clock.
Services viii be held in the First Baptist
Church, morrow. as usual. Preaching
at l0. 80 a. IN. and at 8 p. m, by the pastor.
T. NJ. + Eastwood. ALI are cordially iD vited.
Seats free. Sunday School M eets at 30 clock
\. Ia.
West Pfes5y yterisn Church corner Eighth
and Washington streets. Preaching, to- NOR
row, at 10. 80 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ.
p. Otis. d. ID. Subject False Prophets
and False Christs." In place of the sermon
at p. m, Robert Morris. l.. L. D. Secretary
to the American Holy Land Exploration
will deliver lecture on "Patmos and its
Seven Churches in ASIA DR.. Morris will
| deliver a lecture in the same church to the
Sabbath Schools, at q quarter to p. m., In
which he will exhibit one hundred objects
which he has brought from the holy Land
To all these, strangers and the public ar,
| cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
FIRST EDITION!
A GAME OF'BASE BALL.
Who Struck Billy Patterson?
The Dea h Record for Juue.
BASE BALL.

A SCRUB GAME AT THE sCHUKTzEN PARK.
Yesterday afternoon a scrub game of base
ball was played at the Schuetzen Park, in the
spectators, who went out with the expectation
of witnessing an exciting aud closely contest
ed match game.
The participating clubs in this celebrated
game OF base ball were the famous Quicksteps,
of this city, and a scrub nine from Philadel-
phia called the Pennsylvania, which was to
take from the Quickstep boys their we'll Learned
lauIels and cover'them with ignOminious de-
feat.
The result, however. was altogether to the
contrary. From the first the Quicksteps played
with their usual excellence and precision, and
with the greatest ease exceeded the futile eff
forts of their opponents All interest in the
game ceased after the few first innings. as
even good. sharp playing fails to attract much
attention when, like the handle of jug, it is
all on one side.
The Philadelphia club played miseraby
throughout, and in the end was beaten by the
| disgusting score of AZ toe Below is the score
| by innings.
Frank McClary, Esq, umpired the game il
sharp and satisfactory manner.
We would state here that the members o.
ing capacities of their opponents, or the!
would not have accepted their challenge. Thu
Quicks,eps play exceedingly well, but WI
| would advise them to be careful and play M
| more matches with clubs like the Pennsylva
/ MAS. or people will refuse to come out and se
the games,
To-day they play the Diamond State club
of Newark, which is reputed to be crack or
| ganiZa ion,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
The Poland GAG.

The New York .Snn of yesterday referring
10 the attempt to drug its editor to Wash
ton on the charge OF the libel, says
"We owe no thanks 10 the abominable
law passed at the last session OF Congress,
that tho editor of The .Sun is not already in
dicted and arrested. Neither do We owe
thanks TO the ever-infamous Representa-
tives and Senators who supported this
measure, or who blackened their names
for all time by castiug their votes for IL. IL
grand Jury in that rottenest OF cities, Wash :
ngton, that has, in this instance, preserved
the freedom osthe press and the rights oil
the people. How long tails will hold out
against the Establishments, the persuaslons
the bribes of wealth and power and office,
we cannot say. 50 far-glory To the free
instincts and courage oi a seitrtspectins
peope!-it has proved sufficient.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Flashes by the ocean Cable.

San Domingo is tranquil. Business Is dull.
The commissioners sent to Haytl to conclude a
treaty OF peace and commerce have returned
without fulfilling their mission, being accredited
to President Nissage, who had vacated his office
in favor of General dominique before they arrived
This irregularity will cause delay in the concu-
sion of the treaty.
The Carlist General Dorreglray has issued q
manifasto, addressed to the civilized nations in
which he calumniates the Republicans, and
admits and iustifes the shooting of fifteen OF
them.
1t is officially stated that citizens ofthe United
States will be permitted to enter France from any
direction without showing their passposts, ou'
they must be prepared to prove their nationality
when required.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

who struck hiIIy Patterson?
EDITORS CHRoNIcLE:-Will Marshal Dunn
be kind enough to explain the whereabouts Of
that two hundred and forty dollars, said (by Bsk-
er, one of the prisoners of the MarshaD to have
been captured by Dunn, or his Deputies, on their
late sober raid to Lewes, Del?
Ifthe Government receives three per cent. on
the value of captured goods, accomplished by
said raid, how much will il reduce the pubic
debt for July?
Will Deputy u. s. Marshal Culbert call our
attention 10 the particular clause in the Civil
Service Rules that permits an honoraby dis
charged soldier Cor otherrise) to hold the Office
Of Post Master General, ad interim. Chief Clerk
in the Post Office, U. s. Deputy Marshal, bonds-
man for o. s. officials, &c. &C., at one and the
same time Please shut your eyes and explain
Thomas.
Will the people Of this good city keep theii
ears open, and the Treasury Department al
Washington make note Of it, if this whole pro
ceedng don't have for its finale "aigh OLD
time" on the high seas, at "Uncle'sp expense
CROWBAR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

PERsoNAL.-I. II. Colclazer, Esq Of he CD"-
meTicai, started for Rehoboth Beach, this morn
ing. where he will remain during the progress oi
the camp meeting.
+. s. Il. Butler, our popular and accommoda
ting newsagent, started for Georgetown, this
morning where he will remain for lew days,
visiting his numerous Sussex county friends.
William =. Pride, Esq, OF the Erery Erehtng,
will do down to Rehoboth Beach, this evening
and remain there while The camp meeting is going
on.
REV. q. W. FoLwELI, OF the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist, aud Rev. Joseph Smith, OF Grace M
f.. Churches, will tomorrow preach their fare
well sermons, preparatory to leaving the city isr
thclr annmer YlcatiOns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Barn Burned.

On Tuesday afternoon, the large stone aud
frame barn on the farm Of Daniel Harvey, OF
Baltimore, three miles Norh of Elkton. on the
gravel road. was burned to the ground There
were about fifteen tons OF hay and one load oi
wheat in The barn, a mare and two colts in the
stable. The mare aud one colt were burned in
the stalls Mr.. Harvey succeeded in getting the
other colt out, bnt il was so badly burned about
the head and air passages hat there was NO
hope of its living. The poor thing was walking
about the lot in great agony. A granary near
the barn was burned, and il was with difficulty
that the other ou'buildings and the dwelling
houses were saved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
SECOND EDITON!|
CASES AT MAYORS COURT
BURNING OF A BARN.
AlITH5 SMUaelERs BAllED OUT
Police Cases.

Geo. Wingaie, being in demonstrative mood,
desired to demonstrate to John Adams that he
conld thrash him most confundedly. lie sue
ceeded admirably, but he wound mp by falling
into the hands Of officer Leary, who arrested
aud brought him to the City Hall cells. This
morning George was tried before Mayor Simms
who fined him 50 aud costs aud held him to bail
in the sum Of $500, to keep the peace.
Since yesterday morning three unfortunstes
who had imbibed too much red eye" have been
tried before the Mayor, fer drunkenness. Each
was tined so cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Something to Rejoice Over.

From the Petersburg Daily News.
We rejoice with the people OF the South
at the declaration of the Hon. Alex. II.
Stephens that he will not be candidate for
re election to Congress, and will prosably
resign his present position. 1t is pity he
ever had a seat there. He has always been
a political msrplot. He did the South great
harm daring the war, at the close oil the
vi ar, and since the war. He - just one OF
those who, though of great ability, never
had the common sense to put his talents or
knowledge to any practical use. His head
was never level for any length OF tune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
ELISHA HUXLEY. Registrar.

A Coon SUGGESTION There s to be q change
in the time table OF the j. ~ B. Railroad, on and
after the 18th inst. The passenger and freight
trains are TO be separated, and the former put
through at a more rapid rate. Now If there are
to he two trains why not run them as the trans
are run on the Maryland Il Delaware roads Let
one be the last line, the other freight and passe
ger and each meet Delaware train. Ii 1t takes
man all one day to go to Lewcs, and all another
to get back, he W i'll hesitate to 60, whereas il he
can 20 down on Saturday night, and back early
Monday he would not hesitate Ii wiil cost little
more to thus run two trains and the season is
short. Try 1t friends anu advertise 1t one week
in city papers, Wilmington and Philadelphia
and II it don't pay we will charge yon nothing ioI
this adVice.-SuSser JOu1HdL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

respondent of the Sssford Citizen, writing
from Milton, says;
"Vesssl building is carried on extensive
ly in this town. A large vessel was recent.
Iy launched, and two o:more are rapidly sp-
preaching completion. The three masted
schooner being built by j. L. Black Il Bro.
is really handsome model. She Is being
constructed out OF the best Delaware white
oak. Her dimensions al Q: l20 feet keel; 3.
feet beam; ~ feet Deep and i35 feet over
all on deck; AGA tons burden. She viii be
commanded by Capt. Joseph NAPLES, o
Philacielp phis. G. C. Davidson Is also build
| ing one OF 500 tons, owned by parties herr
aud in Philadelphia. Mr.. David Atkin'
| will soon launch one of 400 tons; and tn
| keel for enc for Captsin Adams, of Phils
| delphia, will shortly be put utdown."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

DR.. McCABE.-We are pleased to clip the
following notice from the Fronklia Repository
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania:
REV. DIR. J. Collins McCsbe the able and
highly esteemed Rector of the Episcopal Church
of this place, has recovered from his recent re-
we're Illness Although DIR. McCabe has been {
resident of our town bat short time; he hs
learn with pleasure that he is once more able 4
discharge the duties connected with his high OF
fce.
DR.. McCabe was formerly Rector OF 81. Ann
Church, Middlstown. and his friends here vii
be pleased 10 learn Of his recovery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

Ladies Whaling 60 Purchase light running
and Simple Sewing Machine, would do we'll to call
at No. lis Market Street, Wilmington. Del. and
see one OF the incest Family Sewing Machines in
the world 1t has no equal it sews from the thick
est to the thinest material if desired without change
Of needles; Our hobby is simplicity. durability.
light running, and no threadng-up required; self
threading shuttle and selfsetting needle. Sold on
easy monthly instalment, or liberal discount of
for cash Ladies don't buy heavy and comPli-
Gated machine. but get the light running New
American.
rs Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
jy1jSwly j. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
EDITION!
AN IMPORTANT REMEDY
PERSONAL NOTICES.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
Hydrophobis.
ANOTHER POSITIVE CURE ANNOUNCE

ANOTHER POSITIVE CURE ANNOUNCED.
a gentleman OF experience and intelligence fur
nisles US the following. which he says, is pos
live Tor hydrophobia, IN its early stages -
The first dose ior person Is IA ounces OF
Elecampane root, bruised, put in pint OF new
milk, reduced to one hall by boiling, then taken
all at dose IN The morning, the patient fasting
until the afternoon, at least going ou very light
diet. Alter seven hours have elapsed, tue second
dose should be taken the same the first except
to take two ounces C( root. The third dose tue
same the last, to BE- taken every other day.
Three doses are sufficient, as there need be
no danger.
This remedy, the gentleman assures US, has
cured several persons who were bitted by rabid
uOps.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

BAH. FOR THE SMUGGLERs The alleged
smugglers have all been released on bail. with
the exception Of VIM. and Joshua Ellegood. The
Harlan G Holingsworth Company furnished
bail for the Crosbys, of Boston, who promised
to indemnify the Company against loss. Thi'
ex-Sherifi of Sussex county, will arrive in this
city, and furnish bail for William and Joshu'
Ellegood. At least he has sent telegram t'
Marshal Dunn 10 this effect.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

AN INTRUSION ()-Some time during the day,
yesterday, the residence OF Mrs. Lofmsu, No. "A
Wilson street, was entered by unknown parties,
by means of the rear entrance, and everything
moveable in the way of furniture was displaced
and moved to another part OF the house. The
entire family were absent during the day, and it
is not known whether the parties perpetrating
the act were doing 1t in the way OF joke, or
with burgiarious intent. Nothing has yet been
missed, and their operations were confined to the
first floor of the dwelling.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

A TEMPEST IN A TEA. EA.PoT.-Reerring to the
statement made In various papers, that the gov
ernmeut had sustained loss OF several thousand
dollars by the operations of the Lewes smugglers,
the SuSser Journal says:
THIS is certainly not true il tue parties arrss-
ted the smugRlers, they are men without
capital and the smuggling they do is certainly
small il any.
We have no disposition to ridicuie tue arrests
and il the parties guilty they sheald be pun
ishsd; but the opinion prevails here that the whole
thing is u tempest in u teapot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
IntbaI Iron MouIdets' Interralional Tn

In the Iron Moulders' International Un-
ion, at Richmond, Va. yesterday, the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing &
year President. William Satin. OF Cincin-
natl: Vice Presidents, James Carroll, OF
New York, Thomss Casey, of Montsomery
Ala John Nolan, OF Toronto, snd F.. A.
Steiyer, OF ST. LOUIS; Recording secretary
w. F. Hsyburn, OF New York Assistant
Recording Secretary, ID. L. Foley, OF Mil
waukee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
ray w aifs.

People are hieing away for their summs r
Vacations.
Even II the weather Is warm you should
go 10 church to morrow morning.
Simms' Pain S3archer can he used in
wardly anu applied outwsrdly. 1t sells for
nifty cents per hottie.
That mother would bs hard to please W hG
could not hnd suitable outfit for her baby
at Franks, 5ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Sin 1. very much the offspring OF physical

Sin Is very much the offspring OF physical III.
health and feeble stomaehs. DURING one thlrd OF
our time he processes ut digestion must go on IN our
bodies and II the stomach and bowels are NOT we'll
nothing is welt 10 10 dyspeptic Is to be miserable
moreover dyspepsia Is the foundation vi levers anu
diseases OF the blood liver, skin. kidneys pSs
pepss inv arably yields to the virtues oi the yeset
bIa ingredients contained in that great Purliyer oi
the blood aud resto rer of health, DR.. ALkEs
lCAIIFoRNIA VINEGAR bITTERS. le-o-i"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

EARLY PEAcaEs-This pi iorning the "hrst
ueaehes OF the season. appeared In our
street market They were Halls early va
riety aud were green ,dyspeptic little things
OF course they sold at exsorbtant rates
something like dollar per quart.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
A Rox shot bY his Father.

CINcINNATI, July l0.-Isrsel Elias shot
and mortslly wounded his son this morn
ing. Thew had some difficulty, and the boy
attamp pied to run away, when the father
sclzed a musket aud shot him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

| EXCURSION TO LEwEs.-On the 2lst instant
an excursion will 60 from this city to Lewes
Del, for the purpose OF affording opportunity
to those who desire for spending day at thu
Rehoooth Beach Camp Meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Weather REPORTS.
WASHINGTON, July i'll A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES,
For New England and the Middle States partly
cloudy and continued warm weather, with local
rains southeast to Southwest winds, and falling
barometer, followed by clearing weather and
lower tsmperature durlng Saturday night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

The STREET MARKET.-lhe street market,
this morning, was we'll supplied aud largely
attended. Tue display Of small fruits and ber-
ries was very fne, while vegetables were offered
for sale in profusion. The walk along king
street was quite refreshing to the eye and taste.
Prices prevailed usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

The valuable library Of the late Jules Jsnin
the French critic has been bequeatLei to his
native town of st. Etienne.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

AccIpENT.-An accident happened on Satur-
day last, at iessa, which nearly proved fatal. A
little daughter of Mr.. Sparks, OF Wilmington,
fell into the creek and must have been drowned
but for the timely aid of q colored man who res.
cued her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 35 Market
h seneral III he eeps hand all descriptions o.
sines and tina. ssS pessoS as at t ba
tnrs and Thai no charge is made pit the regular
rricc of the medi nes the same price as they would
nav anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited nj
6oir esiduces