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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

the public. The hurra on this occasion,
was unexampled. Once more were the
shores of Toledo filled withfortune hum
ters. Property rose cent per cent. 1t
was then certain that Toledo would ex-
ceed any city in the great theatre OF
Western enterprise. By some means,
not distinctly understood, the distribu-
ting Post Office was removed from De-
trolt to Toledo, and following in a line
of quick succession, by movement e.
quaily incomprehensible, and entirely
against .lhe wishes Of large majority
Of the inhabitants of Lucas county, the
County seat was located about half a
mile this side Of the Upper city OF Tole-
do. During all this time. whenever eth
er Of the Towns above have contempla-
ted an Improvement, Toledo has opposed
them. No matter how small, or Of what
nature, she has placed herself in an op-
posing attitude. Even the Black Swamp
road, it is claimed, will go to Toledo,
without deviating to Maumee." She
has thus made herself a rival, and shows
her cowardce. If, as she pretends, her
destiny,is to be great city, whence the
necessity of this opposition? Why
when every Congressional and Legisla-
tive benefit have been conferred upon
her, carp at the slightest improvement
conferred upon either Of the towns a
bove? Are not the martial note which
first sounded her existence, the rail road
the canal, the distributing Post Office
the county seat, nor the city charter suf
6cient? Neither Maumee nor Perrys
burg have experienced these benefits
: And if they are such unhealthy places
above the head Of navigation, why op
pose the small, very smallimprovem.nt'
which they ask for? The fact is, Tole
do is afraid. She knows how things
have been forced, in order to supper
her. 1t is, and always has been her set
tied policy to get something over which
to raise a hurra, and the cry has beer
as loud over what operated against hel
as when in her favor. And now, in the
sixth year of her age, enjoying benefits
, either of which at her time of life, would
have added thousands 10 the population
ofN York or Buffalo, she !still tremblc!
, lest Maumee!or Perrysburg should ge
the advantage.
Well may she tremble. Neither o
the above towns have ever considered
her their rival. They have ever actet
upon the defensive. And yet, their pop
ulation is as numerous, as sound. Thci
/ enterprise is as great. Look at theil
steamboats, and schooners. Their sale.
have been as numerous. They have
not lacked, III single particular, to keel
pace with Toledo. Their citizens know
very well that there is point where
, speculation must stop, as well in proper
t ty as science. They know that specp
, lation did not build New York, Bos
ION, or Buffalo. 1t is vain to force com
mon sense. When the fever, Of whicl
/ Toledo has been so malignant a symp
tom, is allayed, and the Legislature am
, Congress have expended all their nos
f trums in endeavoring to revive it, it vii
I then be seen whether Toledo, or tn
$ foot of the Rapids, possesses the great
j, est advantages. Until then, VIC ar
/ willing to be lockers on, without takin,
: any part in the farce. X.
|
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

The commanding officer of the Toledo Ga
zette, has touched off at us an immense blank
cartridge. Not to be behind him in courtesy,
we will offset to him the equally tremendous
plunge in our last, and az no questions.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24
MAUMEE EXPRESS.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1889.
CANADA MArrrps.-- We have no informa-

CANADA MATTERS. Rs.--We have no informa-
ton of any invasion of the territory of Cana
da, from any quarter, yet We have no doubt
that before many days there will be an organ
ised and efficient Patriot force IN both the
Provinces. The Patriots in the vicinity Of
Detroit river are said to be fast increasing in
numbers. and we have no doubt Of the fact,
Judging from the appearance of many ravet-
iers through this region. The force is scat
tered through the country, from Monroe to
Detroit, in small parties, without apparent
concert, but from the measures that have been
taken, there remains no doubt but that there
is commanding spirit somewhere. AS far
as we can learn from reports, some of which
we know can be depended upon, the arrange
ments are as follows: 1N
The force in Michigan is to be under the
command of Gen. Mcleod, and is not far from
two thousand strong. A forced march is to be
made from some point Of general rendezvous,
upon time already fixed, to some point upon
the Canadian frontier, which is undefended
and thus foothold gainedin Canada without
opposition. Once in Canada, they consider
themselves safe, there being no doubt but
thousands will rush to their standard, while by
keeping open communication with Detroit
river, they will receive recruits from the
States, The ice in the rivers and lakes gl-
wing great facilities for locomotion has rem
dered the feasibility of such plan obvious,
as by the assistance of teams, large body ol
troops may be removed to great distance in
the space of few hours. In the mean time
a descent upon the lower province, under the
command of Gen. Van Rensselaer,, the detail
of which expedition is already arranged, will
be carried iato effect nearly simultaneous with
the other.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24
For the Maumee Express.


For the Maumee Express.
Mr.. Editor--For the last four years,
the people living at the foot of the Rap
ids have been frequently amused TO wit
ness the movements Of citizens Of Tole-
do, in relation to the different objects Of
localimprovement which have from time
TO time suggested themselves for their
Consideration. Ever since that far-famed
city was laid out, the towns at the foo:
of the Rapids have been objects of jeal-
ousy. lfa schooner was so unfortunate
as 10 run aground any where between
Toledo and Perrysburg, an argument
was Inferred thatthe river was moi nav
Igable above that place, though the ac-
cident had happened much oitener be-
low it. If person was sick with the
ague, or had died OF the fever here, the
place was pronounced extremely unheal-
thy BY the Toledians, though within the
recollection Of most OF our oldest set
tiers, the little town OF Port Lawrence,
had been twice depopulated by the grim
monster. So incessant, so numerous,
and so perfectly contemplate, and wo-
fully exaggerated, have been The resorts
Of the ciiizens Of that place, TO drag it
out from its filth and mire. into notice.
that the people at the foot Of the Rapids,
fearing that they would become identi-
fed ia the dirty work, have stood back
in disgust.
Presulning that brief history of the
rise and progress of that city would not
be unacceptable 10 your readers, beg
leave 10 stihsait. the folIowing:
- The first object TO be accomplished
py the settlers of toledo was to give it
a name abroad. This was fully done by
The campaign known as the "Toledo
WAR And because the Territory OF
aMichigan wished to retain the only port
on the southern border, the Toledians
raised the cry over it Of Importance,
aatural advantages, future greatness, and
all that, INSCRIPTIONS a. the time Of COM
pairing itsfo Buffalo, Albany, and even
Philadelphia. The consequence was,
that many half-starved, broken down ad-
renturers, more avaucious than honest,
emigrated there, purchased few Lots
and by dint Of putting them, sold out to
s,eavy capitalists. These capitalists
bought controlling interests in steam
boats and schooners, and very shortly
The little, dirty, sickly town of Port Law
renee, became the far famed city OF Toll
edo People living at a distance, de-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

Hiram Bowen Esq. has become associated
in the publication of the American Balance
(Akron, o. spirited sheet, in one of the
most fourishing towns in our state.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

We learn from the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, that Dir. William
King, at No. SO, Cornhill, has nearly fin
ished the largest electro mag
net, probably. in the world. tits made
Of a bar of iron two and half inches in
diameter, and thirteen and half feet
long, bent into the horse shoe form, and
weighs two hundred and forty four
pounds The armative, or keeper,
weighs twenty-eight pounds, thrown in
to the segment of circle, in order to
meet the two poles Of the magnet, which
are only seven inches apart. Seven
hundred feet Of copper wire, one six
teenth Of an inch, and ten thousand feet
one fortieth Of an inch, are wound round
the bar, from one extremely 10 the 9th.
er. 1t is impossible at present, to de-
termine its power. the frame on which
ii is TO rest not yet being finished.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

SENATOR ALLEN.--Iti is little strange that
the party which processes to exercise oil the
love and veneration for our Republican Inst-
tutions, can see nothing dangerous in the
scheme of the Senator from Ohio, of making
citizens Of the United States by the enlist
ment of foreigners into the army for spec-
fed term Of service, after which they are to
possess all the rights of citizenship. Is it not
virtually saying, that all outcasts from foreign
society, whether besotted by vice, or brand
ed with crime, whose habits are such as to
render them unable to obtain a livelihood a.
mong the honest and industrious, in country
where the means of living are more easy to
be obtained than in any other under heaven,
may, after serving an apprenticeship in an
army, which is any thing but school for NOR
ais, become SO whtewashed as to be fit FOL
the exercise of self-goyernment, in country
whose safety, and whose very existence asar
independent nation. depends upon the virtue
and intelligence Of its citizens? 1t would be
well for the ambitious Senator to remember
that the signal for the downfall of the ancient
Republics, was the employment Of mercena.
ry soldiers, although none of those nations
had the imprudence to incorporate those hire
lings with the Indigenous population.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

From the Bos ton Courier.
Copy of an intercepted letter from a
deputy Sub Treasurer TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury:
~ BosToN, -lS3--
Dear Sir: Your letter, calling on
me to pay over the public funds. amoun-
ting 10 100000, deposited in my iron
chest for safe keeping, is received. In
reply. l would observe, that from recent
experiments on iron chests, became
convinced that deposites, exceeding ST.
600, in such articles, were unsafe. In
accordance with the principles OF the
Sub Treasury law, | have therefore
deemed it cxpedient to invest the surplus,
say 100000, in India Rubber stocks, at
$3.50 per share. The shares stand in
the name Of the Secretary Of the Trea.
sury, and are transferable at his order.
| If you wish to realize the cash, / will of.
fer them for sale but am doubtful
whether a purchaser can be found, al
| the stock is rather dull Just at present.
| Respectfully, your obedient servant.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24

just eulogium on the new Minister'S pub
lie and private character.
A bill passed the. House granting
100000 TO the heirs Of Robert Full
ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
MILES, G9NPoTNP ETTnATT OF sT,, IT,

.TUTE FOR CALOMEL-rhis valuable medicine, which
general In the west and souhwes, the past
year. snd successfully ntreouc~d Phiadeiphia Within
The three months IN az be had In this city. 2#
In diseases affections the
constipation Of the bowels, ernptve diseases &c Is OF great
v,ue rcsCFed with perfect confidence and
safe " The public Miles Compsupd
Tomato Pills csotsa aercursl preparations whatsvev-
undsgned, 0essrsl gent for hs proprietor give
nconesb!e preof Of this fact, and authorised To fer
handsome reward TO who will prove that Mics
Compound Extract OF Tostn Pills does contain,
has contained lwbea sold by their agents eaome &c
other mercuria preparation whacyersnd shough the e
this medicine smartp thai prouced bv caenel
still itmay he taxed wihorths slightest fear ofsslivaon or
producing the dceerious consequences " mercury
This medicine does belong have supposed TO the
class ofsecre medicines The compon nj paris will be- cheer
fully made known TO physicians wishing 70 In their prac
To be obtained at MARSHALL c. sIoCUM's Drug and
Store 3Q3 Broadway, who BEEN apponu Ge-
neral Agent their sale Also sush AspinwaIs SO
willaw 80 Brosdway sra ~ Aston House; souisrd
DELUXE Park Row and 583 Broadway Mbsu e3 Broad
way; r. Green 500 Broadway; Adamson oili Bowe-
ry and 600 Broadway b. Dodd 6<3 and III Broadway;
q. d. Coggeshali, al Pearl, corncv Rose
80. ru 'rhkS-ins ...f .....a. .r.s# r..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

CEIVAs, n Cedar has hard very superior lot o.
- old HAVANA skGARS. #fsef
100000 Noresgo, IN half qusrer eighth and tenth boxes
which old ssd high favored, beng mssu.
faciured from picked tobacco.
100000 Descempanersns,
ao,el0 Rionda,
10000 Princpi, OF the eeruine Novsi Tosscco,
50 900 Regaa Segar, OF government, factory at Havana
$4,000 La Norma,
4o,eN Canones
10000 Princes Ladies' Scgars
Also Trsbpeo Dossmigos, Peoss Moreno. and Congress
Segs which supero any that have bee imported fos
ycars-all for sale wholesale and rctsil. ssN.
N. b.. Ceusuy merchants would do well by calling nm
my26-ims 0EIxAa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
" approved Den,rifce-

10 give pear whltencss 10 ne teeth,
r. eRhance the charms and beauty of the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness te the breath,
Is an attainment lang devouty wished,
Though He'er ill how effectively achieved.
The Orris Tooth Paste happily inssrcs
This murh desired result, will It's use
With promp'ness and high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIS TOOTH PASTE. while IL beauties the
teeth removing and preventing every appearance of
tartar and giving 70 them clear and peary whtene Inn
proves the color of the lips gums and gives additional
beauty the eass6L OF the mouth-by Its snecDg
properties greatly tends % preserve the teeth from decay
and also implr that peculiar and fragrant the
breath for which the orris Root Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale whs lesaie and retail BY
II. c. HART, No ITS Broadway,
ABLY corncr of Courtandts st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
DEnTAL sHMGERy ,na og,,.,y, M:sA..ie

MENTAL sUHGERY and Operative Mechanics
II d. ntistry, In all It's variety by HENRY vILLERs.
Dsnsl surgeon &c Ac inventor Of the improved ieous
vucest incsspthe Nisers Teeth which possess
beauty and great stresgth They ncoruptibe-
change their sbssrb the rqueutiy
they unpleasant fed Breath They
can be supplied from one TO an entire set 70 correspond wh
the living teeth, which, with human natural ssd artificial
teeth are AND inserted after the latest improved
style 81 Dental Mrchsnsm His n,ehod Of inserting them
gives tothe IN msstcseu asi articulation and
preserves the srgirs form Of the mouth, without ANY
pleasant or painful Of Grafton.
The attention ladies and gentlemen who desir
o reptng the vacancies caused by the loss ~ the ng
nal tech respectfully invited the scrbers neorrupi
BILE Teeth, likewise TO his method and Of mertag
thern. IN... ~ 80 II IA "
DR. " performs every Operation The teeth on The mot
modern and spprov principles Of Dental sneery sna Win
the sss possible psin Csou teeth husd with be cement;
likewise with eold psna etc Loose teeth rendered hrm
whether arising from sge, neglect ssroua mercury or me
diseases gums Irregularities Of the teeth In chsrr
sdul remedied Teeth and The roots of teeth
exscted The treatment Of ch drsn's teeth psricuary At
tended TO-
street, near Brosdwny, New York .8.0 4
NH-Trrms r~odsrate-sstn Paris
Tuition In Mechanical and Dental Surgery, AZ usual
myiA6ws ......EE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

u THE subscriber responsibility Informs he iie.As s.&
he public In addition his extensive and splssad Bar
he bss opened ard fitted bandsemc and so.odeus
style srsr srd pesp, reem FOR the purpose Of condpcsg
80 30 ~, Shades plsn and seeordap<e hss
the title As above The srsngewenn being soupess 10
- his oners every delieacy
~ ,hs fr fssed welsh Rsrvb and thei earning Mur 81 As
usually ossd in sasr ss,assssssu, he seiiss pssns 20
ia m. admirers social inercoursc he iesds Of Asrs-
Az and the towers % rN se Havana, ppG adul
sv.v ths BOwERr SHADES, WIN Ne fosrd e. plss.srs
reor. as be wished Coz BY Ne fssioss eps
core. -
ny which ,hs Bovery sAsAes wM be Exclusively gvvl
ersed. Ea8.# ~ sft..e Il .90 f. ~
sasuvdsy svense May 18Th, The room yin - ara spss-
81 %. COMPANY and ssbeqsessJ evsry day ed eysn.G
n Ills OPBJCH1N6E ~ ssns 81 Is ssS ever
- 10 any psr &C Great nrssip, Tor sole.
Drafts. % ell paris Of Me Ursd states sesctsd % The
bettterma .a..a....
sovereikps Esesh silver Bsnh Of Esgland Notes. 9n.ess
MAJ olsess. Dcwkioers snd rksles hesem and sold.
Tressu Notes for sale and Esssrr asubr and broAer
barks wasted o. The sess rsies,d -
jes 10 Broadway, ssd n wsnst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

~ THE Subscribers beg leave respectfully 70 inform nem
friends and ths public they have just eopsned the above
estaslshmen after making many ~ sna ,
be pleased 10 them with their nstronage-
Hhherto liberal share OF public support and
they sere from their late important iaprovemeau M
The Library prsxeus contains over 6oee vsunnes and
the intsaon subscribers enlarge from une ,ouMe
ss the wants Of their patrons may eem necessary. It's
meat approves works on the fsl,owas Meg
raphy, VoysEessnd Travels Natural history Nainrs and
Erperisena rnosrphy Classical and Miscellaneous Ldters
,sre Ia addition o,hs foregoing they would mere p.r.su
tesve collection Of works heor Perhaps Library In
the city can produce greater or mere varied collection
enu expense has been spared 70 render this depart
present over subect daily recvv.
lag works from the press both Of this
try and Europe 4 Is aso ,spped vnh Is americas and
sa rsys acting and standard.
In they neg leave that exer,iens
their g.r sha b .sass ss,,sy 's,s,0r
worthy % general patronage a-dsspPcrn q ,.so,rv
jef3u =. = =. =. ssnNO.cs.
NrtwBUaG HANK, WELLS HlvGN
IN WOODSTOCK, Vt-Ibe noses w me sseve oenss
ns~ bought" very HUTroNs Esch..ss once,
,.,4u. Usder sepcsiers wsach Store, = Wall 81
COOP MlLLINER wAHTED-Apgly..N Ne
IN 531 Rowery 49, -
SALT wATEN- BATHs-noy opss-As csss.
- osrsen ssd on the Norh nver' 'oos o' 81, 49,,
sous, OF Canal a. ye,1 ,"s
.~,-.CuYra POwD oH-so casks sf Boyd'
IL e.scb,,s Powder, q superior article, Tor sale H
"-s J. CAMrBktL PgpSsE
~,s0 no snd ", Ns.ssv 81
DaEK roTH PAPEH eco sheets bsns note pa
ID p.rfsr sale sy J. CAnrsELL sERssE,
,vis1 lie ssd III Hsssssa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
E0R DYING THE HAZE, ,.on Grey 9, Red e |.

II beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEDST TURKISH
DYE universally admitted he The article
before the public daily supersediag every other
materials eventually give way entirely the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost magical being applied
the head night before going IN bedon rising The
ming the transformation ccnplete The skn meantime su
change either from dscoormen eruption roughpsss
other lis he attended With IN
consequences whatever Sold Wholesale and retail by
ABLY ,s. ~ ... .ssrf n. Of Courtiandts n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

~ One door froa Canal street, formerly Mr. Greene)
u where tie best OF Breaa Cakes Butter Crackers Soda
Crackers, Mk 1iscuit small Pilot Bread family use OF
good q aily - be found ia this city. - IL Nah
Weight Of bread pounds st before baking
"A Hing,
Family Bakng at 10 and o'clock
B. Persons asking credit respectfully requested
10 call efeod3w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
Magazine des Modes, 90 Canal street.
WHOLESALE STORE AT IlIt WILLIAM ST.

WHnLEsALB STOkE At TIIf Will
TO MILlINERS, DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERS.
IT The subscriber has received by a arrivals fron
Paris and London entire and elegant assortment OF
every description OF eghorp, Double Dunsae Split Straw,
coored and striped Hats and entire Paris
Hats which has
imported country before and which he sole pro prize
Of besides his manufactured celebrated Tuscan Braid
HAS ohe prevailing fashions which he eers for sale
10 the trade by the Case D,zen sHge Hat the whole
sale price An orders executed &C few hous notice and so
per cheaper than any other house In the United
States 1@t=.. II UM
The Millinery Departing upcrinended by Madame Behr
will continue by her unremiog exeriioRs, 10 merit
the appreciation she has hitherto enjoyed public having
engaged French mlners Paris enables
outve and all her An elegant
varied Of rench artificial and ribbons
SANITY on hand. .le 4.Et# II T.
d. BEHRMAN, Magazine Des Modes. 80 Canals St
and Wholesale store, l1iA William st.
-. so good Straw Sewers wanted. To good hands the
highest price will be given. Apply ~ above. je2-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
NEW HATING EsTABLIsHME EMIT.
I46 Chatham street, New York E0ET

ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY AT 93.6Oa
" TO the subscrbers stock OF new and splendid Hats
public attention is respectfully invited. I...lT4N
The subscribers expectations ordinary notice
from that source which they appeal would they e be IN
tile In the extreme did their pretensns
thing tangible than parade OF deceptive assertions
usually issued under the denomination OF puts To such
course they directly opposed.
Unaer process ogether OF novel character they
manufactured arucle price ony o So system
70 which Is their xed and decided
here. Wr.~
To the production Of this article, unitug does, the
grand desderstum OF The times thai OF
price, with richness OF texture and durability equal lha,
will be sedulcusly directed
With undertaking disposition avoid indulgence In
OF second prices. language
overcharge. uRavidahy introduced by all cred,s
and wbo thus
poiutmenu Their terms will be cash. and only r. "A
" Arrangements th French and English
houses OF the first standing their supply
berse tablshmen with the latest fashions earliest pos
sble dates
They solicit but single test The pref nsions held
forth J. WRIGHT CO.,
mySi-lms lag Chstham steet New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

TNaTITUTION FOH Tho QUE w HTAH-
-This institution, fcrpeviy Of Coortisndt street.
- n, he reopcned for the of pupils The Ia OF May
psrt Al 25s spring street near Hudson Arangenens have
been perors coming frem the eo.ntr and Others
under the superisepdsHse OF tn. PrinepsL The ynem
taught will beshe prscced by me vpscIoer o ne
sr. IN this city AVID N. sdcnsg country hsve rperssesd
b~v~N and e~s6sd he complete ensney IN rnrtng the
worst OF amWsrrrs Pupils wi - received frsn I'VE
old forty ssd care IN Ill - Ne sosey
Terms-trsw % 10 siss The isa'e.ps esre9 gratis r~
rrther information, spply "a The ssssv~ "e 'nNs-
" ~ letter, psst psid.
Cresisrs 6e ksA ~ applying sseve ssssAsAsG Ger
ss's. = e .Easv WELLS. pr.esps.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
Sssos R saTSsT u .Mss


MANS PtLLs-A and speedy Tor ces tsn deai.
cate Diseases When taken together the De'rgen, ~ nu
Aer and the Pills scngthener 81 he diseased
These articles universally ssed that thing
which said 10 short sdverisewest would not add
their great reputation Their pops,'y may be judged ol
from fact that ioo0o bes and bosss have
Sod in New York, Phladepr b~sop ssd sshspgtop
ng IN, last Toose ttsesre secresy by the
Of these medsnes be entirely cared whhost The
exposure 10000 :. - 1889 Hs
ner Of Grant corner Of Henry and Pihe, and al Grand ~
Harris corner sf Broadway aad Chemssrs 81, ana
Hudson and North sta aad WIN. n. ueG~~n'< sg
Broawsy per boue asd bon, with ull airecuonI
sS-Jm a.t N.n. #MNH~ rMWM af.MMM@9l a #mN# N8M