ODDS Sr.tiElp,s.
'\A Scaudaloao Proposal .
The following resolution was submitted by
Mr. Iftinsox, on 310n44-, the 3d ef January :
'• Resolved; That the Oommittee on Militaryl.
Affairs be to ((quire into_ the exped6l
cpcy gf requesting the Vresident of the United
States to withdraw to tie east bank of the Rio
Grande our armies nriln Mexico, and to pro
pose to the Mexican guvertiment forthwith a
treaty, of peace on the following ba.4is, namely:
That we relinquish all claim to indemnity for
the expenses of the wars and that the bounda- I
ry between , the Upited states and Mexico shall'
•be established at or neer the descent' between
the Nneces -and the Rit Grande; that Mexico
shall be held to pay 4P - -Ist claims due to our
citizens at the eornmeri§ement of the war; and
that a-convention shalV'be entered into by the
two nations to previde , i;for the liquidation of
those claims and the wale of phyment,
The folk - owing is theiToto upon this resolu
tion : • - • 1
ria'S--Messrs. tt, John Q. Adams,
Aslimun, 'Belcher; BlOzchard, Botts Bcrydon,
Brady, Buckner; Collumer, Conger, Cranston,
Crottell, 'Dickey, Dixon', Nathan Evans, Fisher,
Giddings, - Grinnell, .Itnle, Nathan K. Hall,
"Henry, Hubln4.lln4on, Kellogg,. Daniel P.
King', Meliv,'ziiti;ltlarili, ;Alervin, Julius Rock-
Nta, - 11ocri, itunstiey, Sehenek,'Caleb B. Smith,
Stroh&, Rirchard W. Thump-1
son; Tuck; Vinton, W;tirren'aml Wilson-11,
NAYS—Messrs, Green, Adalits, Barringer,
Barrow, Bayly, Be4e,' Billinger, Bingham,
Birdsall, Black,_lte`wdon, Brodhead, William
• G. Brown. C. Brown, Bert, Butler, Cabell,
Cathcart, Chase, B. Clark, 'Clingman, 11.
Cobb, W. R. W. Cobb, Cooke, Collins, Crot
zier, Cummins, 'Darnel, Dickenson, Donnell,
Duer, Garnett, Dunc Sis, Dunn, Edwards, Em
bree, Alex. Evans, Feline; Farrelly, Feathers
: ton, Fieklin, Fries, -*end], Fulton, Gentry,
Goggin, Green, Willird P. Hall, Hammons,
James G. Hampton, M. Hampton, Harmanson,
Harris, Haskell, Henley, Hill s • Hillard, Isaac
E. Holmes, George Si Houston, J. W. Hous
ton, Inge, Charles J.Jngersoll, Joteph R. Ils
gersoll, Irvin. Jamison; Jenkins, Andrew John•-;
son; James 11. John San, Robert W. Johnson,
Gismo W. Jonce; Jelin W. Jones, Kaufman,
Kennon, Thomas Butler King, Lahm, La Sere,
Sidney, Lawrence, iLeffler, Ligon, Lincoln,
Lumpkin, McClelland, MeClernand, McDowell,
McLane, Mann, Meade, Miller, Morris, Morse,
3lulliri, Murphy, NesPeaslee, Peyton, Phelps,
Preston;" Pntnam, Rhett, Reynolds,
Richardson, Richey, Bobinson, Rockhill, John
Rockwell, St. John, Sawyer, Shepherd, Sher-
Simpson, Simi; Smart, Robert Smith,
Stanton, Starkweatlier, Stephens, Andrew
Stewart, Charles E. tu art, Strong, Silvester,
Thibodeaux., Taylor,lhomas, Tomp kins, - James
'Thompson, Jacob Thompson, John B. Thomp-
William Thompson, 'Thurston. Toombs, Tur
ner, Van Dyke, VenOle, Wick, Williams and!
Woodward—l 37. ;•
We. ask the peopleTto mark these recreants
to duty and to patriotism. We ask good
Pennsylvania to remOnbcr those who profek
to be representativesi'. and who have insulted
her absent slns by v4iag for this _dishonoring
proposal. (We marl these worthies in italcs.]
For the good namo: i of our race and our coun
try, we rejoice that this resolution was thus
distfuetly pat, and this indignantly repudiated.
For the good name o Democracy, we rejoice
that no maitruito_i W mfoSses its principles, has
made tarns r ile- try sustaining it.:-
.PennsylVaaran." •
4 " ... 11,.e..ea to Year.
Genticibsn, be IsaPpy ! 'tiering this entire
Year yon'Are xirivilegd to be flattered, wooed
and won. Think of d'O thrill of pleasure which
will vibrato throneliAch of you * some fair
one squeezes your hid with the pressure ot
fond affection. Jra - 4xitie yottr transports iis-ghe
passes her fair - arm *und sour waist, and
meg fondly at you phnrs forth rows of tender
/ness. How chartniki, to be imaged by her,
whilst she draws c'ose to you upon the sofa!
beiw - glorioreto be kissed by her behind the
door ! Happy bael:lPors—favored fellows! for
you . will bright eyealsparlle, for you will rosy
no be pouted, and the fond love of woman will
Anticipate each wish*nd enhance each joy!—
Ladies ! insist ripen ow privilege!! Yon have
threalundred and sisty-sim days allowed you,
And it is your daty•to go it whilst you're young.
If any.. fascinating fellow, with Appollo-like
form, graceful as ::,k : •Ctinous and' bewhiskered
like Esau; has entraired your virgin affections,
if he htui kindled a flame without ever sparking
you,—if you have "10 copreahnent, like a worm
in the bald, prey npop your damask cheek," now
is the time to let out-Sour peat up agony. Per
' Imps s the dear ereat*re knew not, of your pref.
Hesitate nOt to tell him, lest you'lose
tbe, Olden pia ant pine away in ancient Mai
ifenimod. Talk np*o him—it is your right—
" the law wards iti and the courts adjudge."
' - The year is calle4 leap year, because it is
the ladies privilegaio jump into the anus of
the inaiishe fancies.7 , ,Torove it is so, we quote
frcibs -an' old irork,iprinted in 1660, entitled
• totirfibify; And Matrimonie." In the
chapter entitled' "ltben yo girleestall sparke
ye menus`" Lift tea+ author thaw speaks-4-
"Albeit, it is no** a parte of ye Common la
rti
.
in -ard to ye socialrelations of life, that as
oftgivery` bes4tile - year doth return, ye
sole 'privilege daring ye tune it
6 confinuefli, ofinakiiigtove unto.ye mene, Which
they may doe eithe4 by wordes or lookes,, as
unto them itaemieq proper • and moreover] no
man will be entitl4to ye benefit of clergy Who
deth - e - fernse to azeipt ye offer of a ladye; or
who dothe in any whe trait her proposal iiith
alight or contutnel„e _ -'
Therefore, ladies k you must comply with ithe
law, and, bringing °tour captives zip to the al
, tar t _allow diem be;:: fit of elergy,— , Ledgesi.
, .
,- -: 'Coati&lipOler llstrirlisge. ;
(5-04 p evening in , a*ey party at Herr Kra:eh - -
a
imm, the subject :turned' upon female beauty,
inaigentleman of .l the company asserted tbat
tbOto . uogeit daugMer of the Kanneerath Am
mon., (a - blonde, heroin April, 1776,) was the i
moutligatitifulzirl 4 the city. I instantly re-1
, soticainimbWinyaeltupon that '
eat lois or time, and slipping out of the room,
; en
I Went ~ ' - a traight txr,th Kammerath'abouse and
, rangtlarba-ff... :2 '; It
Thii, door - lots!' lid by ~the youngest
daughter herself, 'W)/ , explained the uoustudi
circumstance I . iy , sa 6 _ ItiMppened that no one .
will bithe InineiLea , * ter parents' and ker..,
-I looked earn ; the Maiden, and found
hefbesutiful and ,--, '; ftdjbeYei4 41 descrip
tion ;,:in'ivitlitit h i iiiimi,l464: 144 41 # 1 Te ,
oitbettresbOld; if wevtlatein-t *if,.
. 41 Why,Uotr.sakeier4 sbe, " " Bat come: in
and 'oak tom -y pa:rente:" - ''
~•
We parted hie ie the eyening With . a teiniei.,
embrace; / alfitis, Wiled between it
In the Otago of Truppach, on the 18th of
January, 1706, we re pro married, in a good, -
simple country fashion; and late in the evening
the biia, stepped into my carriage, at her fa
ther's,,doer, and' went With me to my old
h4tuse. •
'.I soon, found that it is easier for a mart to
tkOome a bridegroom than . a wise husband.—
We plagued each other constantly in the begin-
ninglint of pure love, till' continual vexation
•
and coldness ensued,. which we both felt, but 1
I could not -account for. - i •
Yesterday, my little lady 'would not suffer
me to:lea : yeller side, and to=day she found it
good to visit her brother, 10 miles in the coon
try, Without bidding me adieu, or naming the
dwell!' her return.
T.w'
days after this, hasty messengers came
I one 4ftcr another—l must come—l should
.come?—without me she could have no peace.
r Went, and the joy of our reunion seemed as
if it could never end, On the following day I
was,again a ,burthen. I left her with a cold
p 4 that self same night the repent
*
a , tra post—:she could not live with
ou . ust hasten back.
T Is - eertainly would not do—in this way all i
fey identity wound 'be destroyed.
1 Sipco, the dayof y marriage with my beau- 1
f
tiful Wife I had b ' n the submissive slave of
lier WIN and now at is plain she had no will
cif het own, I most follow some other plan. I
sat (limn to consider, and after some reflection
decided' what to-do
Since my marriage my old employments and
urseits had been altogether neglected ; but I
how resumed them,fttnd as much as possible re
turned to my bachelor life. •
My wife ovary day sent letters full of tears,
but I Pnid 136 attention to them outwardly, al
though • they touched my heart sorely. At
length I wrote her n long and serious letter, in
which I said that es,we had been married with-
out 'any previous courtship, it was not strange'
that,' being unaegitainted with each other a
chaTleter; we couldinot harmonize togethor, and
;proposed that MA , should remain at her father's
house at {present, and that, with her permission
1 would, l isit Jasatwo or,-three times a week,
and spend an eve 'newith her in conversation,
until we Were iiqua e with each other, and
after that, if she sbou like me well enough I
would take her home to my wife—but if she
ri\
found she could not be satisded with my man
ners,,habits, and character, P'would leave her
under her, lather's roof, and giya up all claims.
upon 114.. ..,
This plan - did not please her much,„but she
appeared to think*, would not be becoming in
her to bring up an objection.
Well—to cut a long story short—after a for
mal courtship of no very great length, I once
more took her hoine, and she made me one of
the best little wive in the world.—Lang's
Memoirs from the German.
MRS. PARTINGTON'S LAST.-" Will you
have a Daily Sun?" said a news boy to Mrs.
Partington
Will I have .a daily son? Why, you little
scapegrace I, How dare you insinuate against
a lone woman from home? No, indeed, I
guess I won't have a' daily son. My poor dear
man used to complain awfully when I present
ed him with a yearly son. A daily son, in
tieed Begone, you little upstart imp 1" and
the old lady called for the old turkey-tail fan
to keep from swooning.
A Pilgrim says the fable, bet the plague
going into. Smy.rna. .
? What are you going for ?"
" To till 3,000 people," answered the
plague.
Some time after they met again.
. 0 But you killed 30,000," said the pilgrim.
0No!" answered the plague, "I lulled but
3,ooo—it was fear killed the rest."
Useftil flints tbr Farmers, their Sons
; and Daughters.
crILE4) ynom VARIOUS QIIAHTEES.
BY UNCLE JONATHAN
: LIZING AUGER HOLES RITIi A GIMLET.-
"Mi boy, what are yon doing with that gim
let ?' said I to a flaxen-haired urchin, who was
laboring away with all his might at a piece of
board before him.
"Trying to make an anger hole," was the re
ply, without ridging his eyes. •
Precisely the, business of at least two-thirds,
of the world4-this making anger holes with a
gimlet.
Here is young A. wRo has just ied.from
the clerks desk behind the counter. He spOrts
.his monstachois, his imperials, carries a rattan:\
drinks his champagne, talks big, about the,
profits, of banking or shaving notes. He thinks'
he is really a man—but everybody around him
mats he isonly making auger holes with a gim
/d.
Mt. B. may be put down as a - distinguished
profissor of the gimlet. lie was a farmer.—
His father left him a fine farm, free from in
eumbranes—but he would'nt be content—spee
uLstien in corn and flour arose before him—for-,
tunes were made in a twinkling—so he sold out
—bought' largely,' dreamed of the riches of As-'
for sad of Rothschild, no more work. But at'
last the
_bubble burst. The Irish wouldn't all
stay,starved—prices •fell, and tow Mr. B. has'
found out that it is difficult to make auger',
hole* with a gimlet.
Miss C. is a nice,, pretty girl, and might be
very useful, too, for she has intelligence--but
she must be the ton--goes to plays, lounges on
sofas, keeps ter ;bed till noon, imagines th
she is a belle, disdains labor, forgets, or tried,
to that her father was a mechanic, and all foi,
what, why she is trying to-work herself up into
the belief that an auger hole can be made with,
a gimlet.
13430 E PARMING.—What is it ? Common
book farming is learning by means of books,
new facts, opinions, results of experiments
mode of operation, sad the using such parts of
the information,as an be turned to profitable
accounts in our; individual situations. I won=,
der if this wilt ladled folly? If so, the more,
there is of Rik the world, the better for the
farmer. Let. tii ' know, what others are doing;
land then werean soon find out whether there id,
any thing more that 11r842.11 do to improve onif
farms, what say you bo ys-? Look at the tylki-i
cultural papers,land learn ,what is going ou
the World, and 'don't be afraid, and once and
[awhile to writefor the paper yotraelf?
Actiza--Mss l :nows.—When we increase the
crop, of grass ininteadow, by means of gypsum
we remove a greater - tpiantity of Pala with
the bay, than can under indinaryeacuMstacces,
be restored. niece, iftWalipse of years,thel
crops of piss diminish on 'meadows - .smeared'
imam, owing to theleficieney ofplitaah;.
If the meadaW.-is streired'oecasionally
4. l cia 0:10ic.10 is* the grasses lath
at /as-stria:44 as serv e r; ;The potash is
leans rests 4. '04"; rimuckber.
I:4l.isfpc.o AFar,tsr
II :... .
I; o ne DelttOtrat , .. . •
._ 1
IS puaLdijEn rir' ERY , TIItIESDAY MORNING,
UT opLeorpo cf: ITEUPSTEA Ells
TERMS. .
41,50 a 110,1 f paldlo adVance, or 52 e ,09 If paid at the
cloiweif the yet.
43 ere! ehaSted for postaielf carried at the publishers ex
iie4se- ,
1 - 11) '
piscontionitAces optional, exeisp,t when arreirages are paid.
Ativawrisaris one doilsir' per square of twelve lines, or
rem; ter th e ti t th ree insertion', and twenty-ftvecents flues' ,
cry subsequeniinaertion. A liberal discount will be made to
those who &Mortise by the year. ,
irr Busine# letters and conimunleations for the paper must
be'vorr run Co ensure attentiOn.
CALEB • WEEKS,
Saddle, }farness. Trunk. Valise & Whip mn..
ker ntaOrpnirer.&e. Shop two doors above
the " trmocraL" Office.
DOCT. it. THAYER,
BOTANIC & FIYDROPATRIC PLUM
CIANj., AND SURGEON--:o ffi ce at his
dwellink third house east of. the Court House
—Will he at Mime Saturdays of each week,
wherb hp will be happy to wait upon all those
who m4y favor him with -a call.
SMITH & SHUTTSr-i-
Physiciania & Surgeons,
,Laneshoro, Pa. Of
fice of the first named in the firm, over the
Engin4r's office, of the latter at his resi
. dence.
E. N. Siam H. Snurrs.
- ,
. J. H. DLMOCK,
Attorney*t Lnw,—Has removed his Office to
,Turripike Street, one door East of B. T.
Case's Pffice, and three doors West of the
(Register Printing Office.
K MILLS & .SIIERMAN,
tialers it Dry-Goods, Groceries, Ha rd- Ware
!below fudge
Iron, Nails, Fish I.e.—One duo,
!below iudge Post's.
• PARK & DIMOCK,
iltysicinns and Surgeons,Montrose,Pn.-offi
ce ovetlt. Searle & Co's Store.
E. TIFFANY,
Dealer i 0 Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hardware
&e-,-grooklyn, Susq'a, Go., Pa.
DAVID 'CLEMONS,
Coach, Wagon & Sleigh Manufacturer and
Repaiter—Shop on ttu3 Wilkesbarre Turn
pike, if few rods below the Village.
M. C. TYLER,,
Dealer :in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
-
Crockiry•, Looking Glasses. Stone& Glass
ware, i Shoes, &c.—First Store below the
Court /louse, East side of Public Averrue.
M. J. TURRELL,
Attorney, & Counsellor at Law.—Ctffice in till
Store cif I. L. Post & Co.. in the room former
ly ozefipied by Henry Drinker.
ittibertistmrnts
NEV IOODS.
E4RY BURRITT is receiving a very
H
e*tensive assortment of
STAPLE 4. FANCY GOODS,
for the fall and Winter trade, whicb be Is
Offering;at a small advance from cost.
In biestock will be found a full assortment
of Dry Goods, including a splendid: selection
of Dress Goods, Cloaking, and- Shawls, con—
sisting le part of
Rich;pashmeres at cents and upwards.
Pilusliti de Laines at 16 do do
Black.;aod Plaid Alpaccas.
Mph* and Gala Plaids. ,
Extra rich twilled -and plain English and
Frendli Ginghams,
and an extensive assortment of new Calicoes
from 5: cents and upwards. Rich Brocha
Wool net, California Plaid, and Rob Roy
Shawls - Esc.
Also,;as heretofore, a large assortment of
GROaRI ES. - CROCIC ERE; H ARDW A E
IRON & STEEL, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS
_ . _ _
11iEDIdINEl, BIIFFALO ROlttc,
to which he would invite tho attention of par
ch , ser4 and which he is determined to sell as
rheup oir cheaper than the cheapest, for cash,
most liftids of produce, or approved cri,dit.
He Winild beg leave to -present his thanks to
his friends ami the public for the patronage so
liberalii bestowed upon his establishment.and
to assure them that stimulated by his success
thus fat; he shall strive to secure a continuance
of theiOconfidence and support. •
- .
N. B;', Salt by the barrel or load, and So
perfine:i.Wheat Flour at the most reduced
prices.
New {Milford, Oct. 23, 1847. •
liiLONDCLOTLIS, plain and fancy Ker
. seymeres and: &Ililens, (a very large
.assortrOmt) Kentuck Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels,
Vestingii, Linsey Woolgey's, Sheetings, Cotton
Yarn, Barring &c. as cheap as the cheapest.
BFNTLEY READ.
p .
RENCH Misinoes. AlriUV'S. plain and
fa§ejr, Cash es, Mouslain Tae Laing,
Ganghaens, Oregon id, Calicoes. &c. for
sale riibt. by B TLEY & READ.
HARDWARE. a good \a,saortmeot, inclu
ding Collins' Celebrated Axes, for sale by
BENTLEY READ.
• IA
...'''' WANTED`,
. .
N c*hange for Goods, for which we w
pay tha, higheit market price— • 1
$
-'••• 'Wheat,
13 , Oats, Rye, Corn,
1 •
::: Rifkin . cheat, .Flaxseed, BeamS,
B4er t rard, Flannel, Socks, Feathers,
Beesw4, Tallow, Wool, Dried Apples, 4 , c. iic
NovA, 1847. BENTLEY & READ.
•
000 Yds. Ginghams.
" Prints.
600 " De Lain.
R. 600 " Alpaccas.
150 a Bro' Cloth 4. Cassimere.
100 " Salindts it Pall Cloth.
';2000 " Bro' 4. Bleached Sheetinge
Shawls. *bears, ahilis and shoes.
And err, thing tholes goo 4 to use.
at !A w ' CHANDLER & Co's.
AVM, Vt00,D,14
Waning and will be Sold diem) by
' ✓ LYONS
NO IMPNOPOL ' IN THE TEA TRADE.
1-I4 or tike Pekin Tea Company's Teas, AIL al
other Teas at a cheaper rate. lust O
pened and for sale by
.. L.
CIitINIERE B Orissa Plaids Parmatus,
‘,/ paccatilleti
awe Gingham. arid Primo;
a - gricar t' ID' - be' farina atilie 'cheap
: 61 AO Alp* Leither—alsa—Calf sad
' ilaryleco Salami. Boativcoariar aria gag.
& 0 0106 iiiiiiflill l4 cbileMne Phcsee. end In•
di ll ; ibibbili . ,„ a mat-rite assortmeas soling
right tot 7 BENTLEY ii-READ
.lA,KT Or ILAYE. mits
1011EMA,ININ4
. iii theL.PosiOice at yont-
IL rose, Ps,. Jlit, 1848. 1 1.zt t ..1:
Ailing Ilarvey . \._. MCDMio gli kFarl
Ayres Jeffertini Milthi Miss Sara h
'Beebe Orin I Mariningtklivkily
Beebe Lemuel } MiiiMnke''' - `'
Barber Philander - - 111orset.j.imiitO, ,
Boughey Janes; • MeYleft $
B Adwin Daniel; ', Nelend,Mrs Meda
Bicknell Ira O'Brien. JaineS
1 Brooks A • ' . Oldham Joseph
'Bisbee Miss Chiey Oiterhout Henry
„Boyd F 7 . ! Perry Lewis '
Beebe Miss E A Passmore N 0
Brooks Rev. Al IPassmore Airs Fe
But - ertield Benj. A Park :Mists Polly
Buell AJ, • - Payne Eli
Clemons Henry. Pride.G 6& Co -
Cater Isaiah ! Reynolds Adrian
Cushman Rev. M B.' Rose MCI .
Coon Frederick Lintsri Mrs Sally M
Constantine AI el I
Smith 1)Oct . . .
Dean Zilpha , Shearer Rev John
Dean Judson ;- Scott Daniel
Dean John E . Sterling Jaynes
I Donogouh 0 or J Shoemaker Hiram 2
Darby William Starks Geu-W 2
Dean Mrs Melinda Smith Thomas A
Denison Daniel. Skinner 'Jacob 2nd
Davison William • Simpson JC 2
Esmond Flozekiub , Silliman Tli , mits
Fins Moses - Smith Stephen
Fancher David i •,Savidge Reuben
Fuller Jonas i Street David R
Grady Henry 0 ‘ Shaw James
llickey John , . ; Seamonii lbshua
Henderson W G i Stout Mrs A V
Hadell Franklin ! Smitb Alexander Jr
Harris Miss Piiulina[ ;Simm ons Charlei M
,Howe Amariati
,Tenny ilmos
Johnson Thames j 'Twining Charles
Jayne Ebenezer Tracy Silas E
Junes Miss Sarah L - Vaoaukan Amos
Jaek.on Rrchatid ! Walsh jtichard
Ke , iedy Jeremiah i Warising Ransom
Finland Daniel s Walker, G A
Lineasiter Miss Eliza! "Win'eotir W .
,
Line Nathaniel . W arner Henry
1 Mooney James . ' Willard Miss Francis
Mclntosh Wm C • Waddel Rev Joe V
1 Moran James , - ! . Warner, John A
11. 1. WEBB,. P. M.
• FIRE! FIRE !
HE subseriber having heen appointed
T
,Agent •ofthe Lycorning County Mutual
Insurance Company for StiscOehanna county.
Is prepared to receive apptic..tions for insu•
ranee, against loss by fire, in accordance with
the acts of incorporatitni and nye-laws of the
company.
The great resources no vi pos- , essed by •th is
company as being"much the Most extensive in
Northern Pennsylvania, offer very strong in
ducements to fall who wish to he secured ris
ga fest loss by fire, to become i;ernbers.
ROBT. C. SINIPSON, Agent.
Montrose, o,:tober Ist, 1847;
Lands in Sullivanz . County.
T EIEC unly of Sullivan haying been lately
, set off t - lom the county of Lycoming and
tl e\Caunty Seat located Li) , Cptninisioners tip
poinibd by. the Legi . slakire on the lands of
the Subscriber, he offers for Sale village lots
and land kdjoining being pima a large body.
which he will sell to 'suit settlers. - Mill seats
and limber plenty.
Enquire of •Lewis Saner. Cherry Township,
Sullivan county. of Michael Meylert at pres
ent in said County to make the necessary
surveys or of the Subscrrher nt New Milford,
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.'
S.- - ,3IIEYLERT.
38-43 n)
Sept. 13, 1847
Mew goods!
TklEsubsciriber is now receiving a general
assortment of
FALLIAND WIVED GOODS,
which will be sold for casll as cheap as can
boughthr , in Northern Pennsylvania. Friends,
cosi-timer% one and • all, !please accept my
thanks for your very: libenal patronage d tiring
the past year. and *vier/oer . that any .thing
in my line will be furnished you nn the prin
ciple of 'Live and let live." .7eady pay and
small profits is our motto. •
All kinids of produCe received in,pavment.
Eli WIN TIFFANY.. .
Brooklyn, Oct .-19th. 1847.
WANTED --Butter, Beessvax ‘ Flaxseed,
Dried Apples, Furs arid Poultry by
E. T.
HMV VD OL)411
BENTLET ZtEAD,
-A RE now receiving .a very ; large and deal
t,. rabic stock of
FALL AND WLYTE.7? GOODS,
which have been bought for CAsn and will be
sold at a very small advance from costs.,, Ne
still adhere to our old o otto,
SOT TO BE lINOER,SOLD,
by any establishment this aide of the Deln—j
ware, and invite our customers and the publitki
generally, to, give tui a cull and test the trutkl
of our assertions.
Mon !rose, Oct. 13, 1837.
I RON and , Steel, of almost every size and
quality trier brought to this 'market.
BENTLEY 4- R.E.41).
A Few Doors lutist S ot Public
AVENUE, ON TURNPIKE STREET, IS
.
1. S. IVILSON'S: -
STOIE!:
~
THERE can be found the, most extensive
assortment of GOODS.in Town 7 4ind
no nly found but purchased ai low and ma i
artlaq lower than elsewhere—he :has just:j•
plenislied and added largely to his tor - r
i x
stock. Dr. as us al in variety, an"
addition,. C ets, Rugs, lWiinio -Shades,'
per Ilingings, t e .
GROCER CROCtER , IRON,
Goods
6 ' L,', •Sr.
HARDWARE—a ore ; extensive assort.
.meintban ever— fdalabl Citistings for Wagon
makers, Harness, Saddle' nit -and Carriage
Trimmings, Shoe Kit and Fie' ingsi
Nov. 1. 1847. :
; I '
intent
TBrio,- ,_
' • Compords In pee at the ! present day.—
As ',comma family phyaic, for administration
in all tempo;ry complo io of theatomach and
bowels. hen ache, cold% &c., they may be
fully.depend d upon, and . * Tompt use of them
oh the fi rst a pearance of in ivositioalvill in •
variably sav mush picliness They are peen.
Harty ado titd to ail casestofrakneasand gen ,
evil debility ny dereni4em at of.th'e systatn;
and especial y with temates—aulke steady, un.,.
them, interrupted se of timo in strict conformity .(.ll
with the dir clion's will very sew restore` the
organs of th stomach to their natural tone sod
action, and L
,regulate the lbovels, and itooyate
he whole sy stem:. 1 1
...
There•is no it ispotition to givevextryilant
commend:o.MA of ibern, W. is, : berelta ed,
is 014 result Oft actual experience ' with fitpep,
and that throbh n perfittrNof fieteen - yearti It
iii net suppose d , or prettotledj I thrit" tberwili
raise the dead!: i neither , arelliiiy - de,s'gned 1. be
usedi us freely as we use our Peon lt .4uch i , not
4
the true Purente of medicine"; ',-"lt . .s=,only a " ro-
. .
iiriate office ls, to nssisinaturei in re*oribt the
system tea prnper tone and rietioth.wbeottna
I:161110)1y, or through (-tirelessness or exce#, it
vccomes deranged. Many are eare.lessOind
hence need this aid. And "t 4 most earefo.!arel
liable to irregularities ,J
of the system.. t is!
needless almost to .say, that a prOmpt us of
site and efeci.ite remedies; on the " first appear
ance of iilnessos the part of wisdom,LW' ark
tf
411 Medicine the Proprietor knotos these. Pit, to
/i'r,zg And he is*certisto that "in forty nine!, ea
ses out of fifty, wherWnir trial is mad e ae
dording to the directionai' they will be used a-
Onin as a. standard '"ntedielite. file has Offer
Alrunen an instance., whiire they have heeniitius
used,.in whirr they have not met with, utair.sr,
111 ED,,ternov t!
Numerous testimonials linty. he seen at the
General' 011 ice of-sale, and references will he
given to substantial living - tilluesses of heir
valuable curative properties. ' t.
The Pills are purely: .vegettible, - are 'ot two
kinds, stimulant and purgative,
,purifying the
blood, and producing a,healiby action thifongit'
the enlise system ; areln valuable Anti Billious
Medicine, and emieentty - useful iri all.lingitrint,
complaints—Weak nesk; Genitral Debility,f,Dys..
pepsy,Pulmonn ry Affeet ions; Liver Complitiets.
Rheumatic and Spasm odic ; Affections, F male
Complaints, P,alpitatio s, &C.' -. •
No FtttuteTt.after a f II" triad.w#llbe WI, bout -
! t rm. ~ '
;I n Fli l Tle CENTI!
They are put up i!n . FL_ _
DOLLAR PACKAGES;eatiIt hai?mg a p
let embraciN a valuable Treatise on Di
with full directions forluse. The; Dollar
ages are the cheapest lo thd, Purchaser.
may be ordered through Druggist., givir
Street 9nd No. of the General Depot.
Sold, Wholeside and Retaitolt
N0..140 Fallon street, •Bcc nd 'Floor, I t
Between Nassau-Street and Broadw
0:;r- AN you value 111;091th-;-Try them I
cr Agents,: BENTLiT & Montrg
TIFFANT. Brooklyn. H Gnies. Orwell,
ford (county, and R. C. Tatvsars, Bingh
„WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF fIEALT
207 Main street, Elliffalo:N. Y.
RR. G. C. VAUGHN'S VEGETARtE LC
ADVERTL,SEMENT FOR
' I CAMS. I §aw, 1 Co:surer:air is mast ei
tally the ease with this article. p, seas,: It
yielded to its most marvellous Medical pc
Wherever it has gone, and South America, El
Canada, and the Enite!t - States have proved tl ~
lethis statement, the above colotatiOn in a str ' g and
pithy sentenBe, - tolls the wholc , stbry. Invali s, the
principle upon which you are cured may not be known
I , fo you, but the resole - 01a trial of the article 'sails
' tactory ; you are restored, and the keret of I tc cure
remains with the proprietor. -The Medicine ix it corn
! pound_ 0f,22 distinct vegetable agencies ; ea zit indi.
vidual root has its own particular. chelth‘ive, tuhdicin.
I al property, ~inflicting with no oilier corn I'und—
; act, root makes its own cure--aniVas a perle t com
bination, when taken into the system, it clots it 8 work
which NATURE. when her ian-s.were first eata illishod.
Mended it should do—purifies. airin ,f 1 Mena,, nd re.
stores the broken down, debilittudd cdtmlit ion.—
' Daursi, in *IL its chartetcrs, will he complete -.erad
icated from Atte system by its use. Sec pai n . pets in
agents' bands, for free ; eirculatiorithey tre 'upon
fill thseases, and show liestimony of cures, nisei..
and ad complaints of
.. Cic urinary orgcans, fa 'it also
1 nglthe cause of great su ffl i ring, and :VAUGHN'S :ITIION•
tae has : acquired nostnall celebrity overt O coon.
try, by the 'mires it has !made in this distressi* class
of afflictions. So fanned, it seems ; is'thisVicine,
I that it has thus attracteo the natier. "lune of ur Wei.
teal publications. In the November Nn., t 846, of
he .. Ruffalo - Joi rnal aßid Monthly . Review I . Medi.
ri
F and Surgical Science." in ah artile upon'e (coleus
diseases, and "solvents." the writer, arm noting
h
the fact that the Eng§h guvcintnent once p ' hased
a "secret remedy, and : ! So noticing the pur lase in
1802, of a sedrct remedy, by she Lilfialature 'f New
York. thus pays tribute to the fame of ilio - 11 Aline
--" Why do not our Pepresentatites in Se to and
Assembly convened. enlighten and 'diets the
stitrCe , otlmiisands 'of this country, by.. the rchase
'of tr, - ,'• -!,. Iyr'egetablelLithonteiptic. thain w
drone no
1 sol .:.. T,7,- - ithe days o Alchemy 'has pOsse
hat - f it:f x :- 7" Reade , here is a periodical f high ]
j: i
I sten,' .- '..,' , !eeewleelge throughout a large `section
,of this con ,
,4 . 0 c on of the 'hest moducted Ifinrnals
of the kinif„olo4.l. , 'Unit d States. exchanging .yii h the
scientific wliibilitif Eur pe to on e certain knofyledg,c,
edited by Flint, M. D.. and contribuied tattyren of
the highest.pkofessiona abilAtyV Curs stepping side to
notice a•'ti l ' , • . me y.” , You Will at once , under ,
stand no sink : d wortidetiitnpstrum, coil d thus
es-tort - a COl/101 or o high a rOartcr—aul conse.
(pent'''. unleas it dtreet y conflicted with ,thelltractice
of the , faculty, it nine have been its great 1 Jme r
if
which . haeCcaused it t rece!ve this passing] tnod.—
liiitteT dipates, weak
regular, painful and ell
Albus. and the entire do
follow a disordered ape
medicine. Send ror pa
will find evidence of
there put forth. As a
the female'Dystetn. it 1
'which Ilas la..,en resortc
ceistucles—aa a Sure cu
restomli. of the health
C‘oitril.'sizer. JAUNDICE.
stant r ly'relieved. Pi)
e
only r em e dy In these
ANGGUE. There is I
meltsquititUe forms a
injury wili , result in iit
:arc . manifested in. the
. 0
For' Fay Ea AND AGUE, F
er mediciat-fi r Rgrumaj
the action 't)f alit; m
Change the. disease-10
and a healLiii• result wl
%ion, &e.. ield in a f.l
juflaMmatiOD op Tile. Lt
has ever lauud relief. 1
4nflonted kyeo —all
find this aetttle-thdre
!s'.acted upon by tlic .t
of the mist,ure, is pun'
cure . will nett follow.
Plaints Pafrttation of
batty; &e. } are all ill
the systerri c anil this
work. Theiproruises i
are based Upon• ilio p
past four ; ears. r
Agents, inl Canada,. it ,
South Anihrica, in the
and can bd Seen by a
ruoustrairon idrat it ia
to the IVeiq. Got th
ciple as thciO laid do
up in 311 ni. bottles, at
lc largerlielding 6 o
, 'k out Opt! not ge
has Yang ies Vege
blowsi\gon the ,glass.
t
C. Vault ron theri
Buf f alo." a s esped en
genuine._! ).4 red by
the prin.:4o °Tree.
t+holesale rind retail
anima post 'paid--ert
4gents estiFtid ; p:
in uuiettinds olipitini
gratis. ! I
Offices doted ex:
tide;. 132 . ilatisiu at.,
Sale4,lMaii.; and by ,
art thes'Utiited Water
1 4‘, OliPeril II ,
: Agents a l ibis' coat
, rOae ;, lisai,ei Elthiarril
Liir, - Great Beaii ; 0.
, I.__.
Antla - / Wm.
4:xvi w
• I
ress of the back and 1
„pressed
is Menstrual
plteateil train of evt
etn.•are at once relieved
mptilete from Agents. 4i
he value or the Litliiin
emedy for the irregult
'1
&I
as in the compound at .
to in die north of con
I e for this domptaiet, ihd
of the entire systenr.l . L
BittouP.DzsEASes,,Ste.i. are
to of the 'Nest will find it
•ontplailits. 'as well ot FRA
II U remedy lilte it. and ; o CO
i y park: of Ithis in istille. - ' /
ll esc..end its active ptiliertii
use of iiingle 311 oz • b 't des.-
RiljousiDisprders, bok i ' no oth
tj tt,sx,Gotrri , will find lief.—
editinet , !upon the BI ' . will
tich ciiign ites in thell 'food
-01
ll follow., ihersest a.r NDIGE 9 .
lw dop', use' of this N divine.
muos.Cebost; Cosstlstplass also ;
1 Scaortis.4, Prnirtuklri . i
Plces,
eaused hp impure 131°0 ; will
medy. ,Tiso'sysietni 2 eo-nplettd l
wenty-towo . different pfeopertie- 1
'ed d' restored ;as `al pantie.
The traittiof common , court
he Heal% NieL 4 Head2ijhe s De.
result of soinctlerang 'vent of
GREAT 'I RESTOICOR Illi i do it s
et fort I,ln the,advert Ment:
:. of of what-it has don its the
o written jestimcitiy,' ! 11000
e United Flues Eiigl d and
posselsion'of ihe p prietnr
intoreisted: it It:sufii ent 'do.
the bee! liesdieirti-eioffeEed-
IC pamphlet; pod siiidy se prin.
rn, of the Method °feu . Put
621 12 914 - &ALIO. taelkr
,. more 4.han;two smil ltottlet.
imposed upon. - -Eve ,
... bottle:
Able - 4ithontriptio , ixture 'l
the to iteiiiiignotie • I *.G.
4
reotieint,And s• 0: C: i aughn,
Om ~ i cirk,-"i . None ot er are
Dr..G.p ! Yiughts, arteksold at
207. M. itreet, PlAtialos 'At
NaiaAtesslitin given Il l ettere
. -1., co., i
D 1
THE MOST E IItA.ORDINARY
• • NEDI
CIyE - THE WORLD. -
Thisextract. Is
war • tost.up , ..rt !watt bottles; It Is sltAlntea ekes
er, pleasanter, and aid superior to any soil. it can,
discuses without tromitifim-purglit, sickening or debt 'tutu, 1 1,
patient. ' I • '
.
-
GR E AT TALL' AND 'AVISTER MEDI
-..
i 1 LINE.. , .
,
Th 4 great beauiy awl ituperlarlty of this Imedicine over In
other is, while It etnilicatertlistmses It mei:orates the body. It
IS one; of the very, best Vail and Winter medicines known; it;
not °Mg purities We wlinle system, awl ettengtheris the - p ,1,
but it creates neW,perel rind rich blood; a Power possessed by
no ot eimedidni.• .'As4 In this- lid- the greet secmt of Wiwi'',
Jelin sucerra. It later pierfonne, d within the past two yew,
more hata MOO 'cures aftevem ease* of Mime; at! least 70,.
800 n the.,qW"ACtingidefed incarable. Moe than
„2 GOO ,rases elf Vinebtle ittietirstatism.,
..1
r. .
1 I • 4 1: 0 1
c e a asM aes,o o.l r, n i e ii n v ta r t t d o e w hi p l ho ity in a i nd ; want of enero ; ” c
7 °Weasels iir the ifferent female' complains;
1 ' : Caws- Coses . : r f ; : Y cn fu:it ta ; -
2;.500 cases,ttf dist of the kidney and dropsy;
E,OOO 'canteen( Cci' Ul4llOlll _ - .
And thousands eircasea of diseaske of the bkvod, fit : Ulceni,
Erysipelas, Salt pherma, plinplestin 4he face ice., tuelber with
numerous - case) af Sick headache, pain In the aide and sites,
spinal atrectkrtn;lb.e,:: f. •-, ' • • .
This, wear: aware must , appear Incredible, but we have
letters froris physicians, and'other agents from rill pins of the , U
ntied States in opening bs.of the extraordinary eitrei. It. Vas
Bnelikirk, Erl.,.nne or ;be latest respettable.brugaists In New.'
twig N. J. infonas us that pecan refer to more titan Ibl ea ea
1 In that place alone.' -There are thourandOn the city of ?rev
t York which we will refer to with ptehsure , and to men ()friar.
' adter. it id
the!,,best edieme thr . the preventive of dams"
known—it undthibwill Waved-the lives of more than
5,000 Cliiiiiili IN. THE 'PAST SEASON,
.
As it removed the taus; of disease, and piepared them for the
Sutumer IIV:0101.4 It Iles never been 'known to injure in the
least the must delicate Mild. , 4 . . 1
• I, RIMUALA.TISM. .
Thls`Saisaparjilla Is used with the most perfect success In
Rheumatic corn pia int sy , however severe or chronic. The awn.
billing cures it has perfoithed. are indeed wonderful. Othw
remedies sometinimnive temporary relief. this entirely emit
cates'it from thci'system, even when the limbs and bowl are
dre Wisely ownlieb I •
ft:) , Hear Mr.!Seth Terra, one of the old , st and most respect ,
able lawyers id "'ration!, Cona. The following is-an extract
of a letter recelled i mils him:. - ' '
an
iptv.
rhey
g the
ME
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DR. TUrrxitatitl-1 have used one bottle of your Sarsaparilla,
and find It is esee.lient In its effects upon a chronic rheumanc
paint° which I bm inthject, from an injury occasioned several
'ears rem in a p3tbflc stage. Please send me two of your books
to the care of 1.4. SeymOur t have conversed with two of oar
principal physkianparal recommend your Sarsaparilla.
BEIII TERRA"
Ilartfrinf March 12, if
.. t : T t.
, i . 1 ,
CONS ~. PTION CURED. -
Cleanse and Strengtheit. Consumption can be cured. Bras.
Otitis, Consumption River Complaints; Colds, Catarrh, Coughs,
Asthma , Spat of blood. soreness In the Chest , Hectic Flush,
Night Sweats, ' actin or profuse Expectoration, Pain in the
hide &c haveleen and (1111 be emelt;
litt T..W2113 • f»—T earSir.r Nearly twenty yearn ago I took
a violent cold, Which tented on my lungs and 'attected me se-
verely I, indeedjthially it became a Copstaot hacking cough but
not so severe n to preient me from attending to my blistness
Within the las - Asc• years ir Increased .on me gratiolly. At
'ant I became rt.vluerd-I ,breathed with dilliculty. and raised
with my cough Ouch bad matter,und for the last nitre, mac tts
previous to using your sarsavuilis, had regular night sweats:
Indeed boy .frierlds nod myself supposed I would die with the
C insumptinfi ; lint I hay , .1 he happiness to M.prin you tit d, to
toy surprise aftirr tieing three hottlesof your Sarsaparilla I find
my health tem. sired. It revived me gradually, and I am now
enjoying much otter health than I have tin the last le years I '
hatralmost P i .Iy , lit icy appetite, which is now also returned.
You, are at fiber o üblish this lu-thc - _papers with my named 1
you choose. ; r . I
My tittle girls who hi I brre years GI& had a very had cough
the whole of lain winfei% We becatte'very much alarmed on
her account. • Itilousing the tue.dicine '
I gave !lesson's. of it,
and it soon env rely relieved her , as well as myself, and she w
wel now, and tearitY'" MI child I ever raw. She was also
jell of little Moldiest it oink thcau away, and her skin is smooth
and tofir now, ape I oil satisfied she rmaivered lieu health fuou
using your excellent intalccine.
S. W. CONANT, 444 Bowery.
" I
lON.
' t , 17.
t phati
I ever
wer.-
1 gland,
,e .truth
G S ART. s READ THIS
Nina wha . isaill palls ccunpleilotts,.duil eyes, blotches on the
facd, roughskia,Mul ars ot tk or spirits," use a bottle wino
or Dr. Townstaulettarsaptuillat It Will cleanse your blood. re
me the truckles - and blotches, and give you animation, mart.
ling eyes, dne,ispirits, and beautiful coinptualon-,all of snub
are or inunensd value unmarred ladies. •
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
Dr. T4nserliPsSacCararillit is it soiereign and - speedy ems
for InelpThut Cransumption, harrentrest, Leueorrinica ere W lines,
eledrucied or difficult hlett.tniatinn; Illcontinebee of Urine, or •
involuntary discharge thereof, and far the general prosircuru
of the Systeritt no maper Whether tire resnit of iuherent cater,
or poulueutt be.irregularity, illness or accident. .
Nettling canbe mole surprising than its intieoritine of es
on the htimatararne. I'-rims all weakna.s and lassitude, :Imo
taking It once herome robust - and roll of etrergy under Its toff,
ence . t numtaltately counteracts the nervelessness of the, try
nutlet rante, which is the great cause of barreom fis.A.,•
- It will nut be expected or us, in cases arm ilelicaffit natun,
to exhibit centdcates of cures performed, but we can assure the
* afflicted that hundreds of cases have been reported to tn. Ens.
oral cases where families have been without chilulm;rer o.
sing afew botclett of this invaluable intfflielne, have bless
ed with healthy offsprg, i
Ur. T.VIVNSICAI).;-5 y wife bitin g greatly distressed by weak•
nem and genera.) debt ity, and anemia: continually by pals and
a sensation of bearing down, inning of the womb, and mimed'''.
fieultiv, and having known raisin where your medicine has ri
teeted great cures, and also Iteming it recommended for such ca
ses !have d - dribed,,tribtained a Vatic Of yuur Extract of ex
saparilia: and tollowril the directiottslon rave me. 100 short
time it removed her complain isTand rykored her to knelt. /le.
leg grateful kw the benefits site rectived, t take pleasure in thus
.
acknowtedging.it and recomnandite , it to toe public,
I • ' hl. b. itt - tOR E.
Albany, Aug. 17 1347. - Grand &- Lydius fits. •
To garnet:is & 1 assure LADI24.-7;04. Extract of Saree
parilla has betnt expressly prepared in re trencteto female cm
plaints. NA himale who has reasou in believe simile approath. I
log thatcrhictil Petit d "the tutu ofilfe," should neglect to take
it, as it is a certain. preventive for any of the 'tunic:in nod
horrible &masts to which timtalea are.subject at that time of
life This petted may pc de!nyed eigreral years, by using this
medicine. Nat lett less valuable fur those approaching woman
hood. as ; it is clticula ell to assist nature,
medicine
quicketring the Word
and inclgurating lb ssetem. Indeed this ediclue is invalua
ble for all the Moen to which women aressubjeet.
It braces tlin wit I system, renews permanently the natural
energies, byltllllllTlO, the impurities of the body, - not so far
stimulating !hr.-sent nurto .produce it isubsespent rslaratkie,
which is the case of iostmedicinti men for female weakness
and disease. 1 . 'L I 1
-
SCROgUL. cURF.M.=—This . certificate
conclusively fimies that this. Sarsaparilla las perfecticontrul re
serthe most (Molina e diseases : of the blOod. Three persons
cured In onelionfie I. unprecedented..
Dn. Tow.tabne* ear SU: tirade the pleasure to Inform yea
that three of myth! then have-been cared of the scrofula by
the use of yotir excel leitt medicine. , They were afflicted sew
seven ly With bird Ater :, baite taken 011'y:four bottles; it tuna
j
them - away; for which I feel-under deep obligation.
- - I' • Yours. respectfully,
. ~...- ISA AG W. GRAIN; 108'Woosterstreet
New York; bilarCh 1,1847.- • - •
• Ortstose eu 4 s. PirilitMans.—Dr Triwnsend la almost daily re
ceiving orderdfflorn'bysiclans in Afferent parts of the Union.
bThis to *Wry ( { ' hat we, phys.cians la the city of Albany.
have In nuinenoti c Is prescribed.lUr Tornesend's Sanapafflo,
anti. believe tea Val one of the moat Valuable. preparations In
th e market,-I ; ' li- ft PAULtiINu,4I U.
i • - -- ;.1 Wit.sox,.
- 1:-. .- - • sit BRIGGS.-
. Albany; Aail 1, 8416. ' . P ELM ES DoRP, "
U S 'Crrih -- cit.—C. lit lP W ir '
Lean One of itir*U S Idadre
corte.and . a *Mahe! of the, ow Jersey Lealaltiore, has kinitt
makes the following certidcate. It telhvita own ahoy. -
• Rauwarr, January , 25, 1E47.
'I I
A year semi ee w s taken with the influenza, and Of whole
'Mere left.lti ik debilltated state. I sviisi9dueeditei try Dr Town
seal's eartaliatillailnad niter taking two or three bottles woo
eetYllaCh relleved,Ond autibuted it ,entirely to said medicine-
I have.crinthrecil, taking It nud.finti that;l Improve every du.—
I believe it sated to life, and would not be without. it undcrwr
comittleratiomi •,. A• - • • • - 1-.... - , G W Ito LEAN.
' ' -- S2:: ' -,;" ILES ! .PELS 1
1. 1
... ,
~_
Di, Tolir_ne‘thd a Sarsapari ilaie no less successful
In co** thlatil lim eranplainfohrtn foidiseases of the bluOl,
DYetwlralltißbillailid *Mama peavey litetniny. Read this:
... _DrNowiusend—T a eilectiorytihr serraparille are trulywroe ,
, dertuli - :For the I ' ' Rots yenta plait I have been subject to or
sere "oltarki.orthrt illi4 dudeg r whiih, I . h ave Im ff ee d WI the
loritterstif thiteehts haat; arid had despaired of ever Amine reef
extent in desalt. •• .1: aver , the: ploniadrectOirafbint you tbat'lltere
is yet* batman G d.. , l i tati.tregil two bottksol year mu"
"aPtrinat and feel . Vmad Of ray old template'. Ilea Yea,
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