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Middlebury, April %, 1S4l.

From the N. Y. Tribune of Wednesday,
VIRGINIA Cheering news by this NOR
nng's mail, from the Old Dominion. The
Wing majority in the House of Delegates is
now made certain. In Mason and Jackson
the Wing candidate, Nehemiah Smith has
been elected by majority of So over both
the opposition, and other wing candidates
This is a gain.i The total result gives to the
wings IS delegates, a majority of 2 of the
whole house. The opposition have cleo
ted 60. and there are counties, electing G
delegates. last year all Y. B., TO hear from.
From Harrison partial returns only have
been received. These indicate the election
Of two loco focos, by close vote TO the
House of Delegates, and Of Mr.. Shinn to
the Senate.
KESTUcKY.-The only returns received
by this mornings mail are the following:
In the sixth Congressional district, at the
close Of the polls on Monday night, the vote
stood for Kincaird 1890. Thompson 953,
both Wings, and T. P. Moore, opposition
S33. 1t was thought that on the two other
days the wings would rally on Kincaird.
In the city of Luisville the vote stood at
the close of the poll 1868 for Field, and
900 for Sprigg. From Jefferson county
only two towns had been heard FROM
Rumors were in favor Of Sprigg.
STILL LATER.
The mails Of yesterday settled the qucs-
ton as to the results of the recent election
in Virginia. The triumph of the Wings is
complete. In the Congressional Delegation
we have gained three members since 1889,
and giving Mr.. Hunter to the Loco-Focos
and welcome, we have 10 TO their IL. In
the.State Senate we have for the first time
a clear majority-that body being now d.
vided II Wings to Is V. Burenites. nthe
House ofDelegates we have elected SO true
Wings, (Which gives us majority of two
over all others) with chance for another
out of the six members yet to be heard
from, and without counting the two sim
practicables' from Accomac, who, though
representing county which gave last fall
739 votes for General Harrison to 239 for
MIR. Van Buren,, vote at least as often
against us as for us.
This result is not more gratifying to the
Wings than 1t IS grievous to their opponents.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, May 3tlS4L
At Market $50 beef Cattle 10 pairl Of Work
ingsOxen, IL Cows and Calves, l4O1aShecp, land
$50 Swine.
About As Beef Cattle uasni.
, PRlcEs.-Beef Cattle.-We reduce cur quota
tlohs to conferm TO sales. FIRST qual,y,sS7 O0
ai7 IS. Second qualiIy,fS6 sos G IS Z Third
quailty' 80 70 % One or two yoke extra
were sold for 81 so.
Working Oxen-Salcs $40. and 95.
COWS and Calves-Sales, 500, S2S, and S55.
Sheep-PriceS not obtained.
Swlne-A small advance effected. Lots 10
pcddle "a and5 for sows; and 81 and {;
Tor oarfo vs.: Large selected barrows, 5 SLANT
6. AT retail from 6 I-2t to 7
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Steamship President.

Much solicitude is felt for the safety of tho
steamship President, which sailed from New.
York on the 10Th of March with about thirty
passengers. among whom was the Rev. G. B..
Goodman of the Methodist Church, and late
Chaplain ofthe U. S. Senate. She had not ar
rived in Eng land on the 7ih of April, although
several packets had come into the harbor which
sailed at nearly the same time. There are, as
yet, no iidings of her from any other quarter
ltiis feared the most alarming anticipations will
be realized.
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10 me state Of Ohio. STEPHEN BURROWS highly rrs,cc
table aunnus of Mddebuy college and son IIlw 10 line at
Col Seth Stofrs. ~ " WIZ ~
10 us town, on Friday, May = tho residence or f. w
ptuy, ESQ piss CAROLINE NJ CLAEE Of Peru N Y aged
lya OF lingering Consumption She been confined Il,
her pea Tor more than tour months and actona;e 10
ini possession of her mental PVcep
us hoI intervals OF few minutes Her friends the best
o. an eosoatnns Tor the loss they have sustained in the hon
ta eir loss IS her gafn She feH asleep arms other
eeecr IN whom she trusted for salvation. without struggle
oW Ia above price are the consosnrs the CTshan upo
the dearb It's frequent CONSUMPTION seems
ly true in this case.
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Estate Of AIDheUs Rroos;S-

We the subscribers, being appointed by
the probate Court for the District Of AdII.
son. Commissioners, to receive, examine
ana adjust all claims AMI demands Of MI
persons against the estate Of
ALPHEUS BROOKS,
late oil Aiddleburyi in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto: And six months from
the 10, day Of March instant being allowed
by sad Court for that purpose. we do there.
lore hereby, give notice that we will attend
10 the business of our said apo inimcnt At
the dwelling house of Samuel O'Brien in
MId1dlI,ebury on the Wednesday of Nav
and September next from one O'Clock until
iour O'Clock 7. NJ. on each of said davs.
Asa CHAPMAN. }
SALMON MoULroN comrs>
ELEZAR ABBEY.
March 1871. o. y y
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The Loco-Focos looked with great conf
dence TO maintain their ground in the Con-
gressional Delegation, to tie the Senate, and
to carry the House of Delegates By a deci-
sive majority. In all these confident OK
pectations they have been sorely disappoin
ted and the little capital which was left to
them after last falls struggle in having car
ried the old Dominion, is now dissipated by
the Wing triumph in that State.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
HEAD QUARTERS, !
Shoreham, Apr. 20, 1s4l. !
EENTED nDnEnC


The death of William Henry Harrison.
President of the United States, and Com
mander-in-chief of the Armv and NAVY
thereof, having been announced, the follow
ing regulation is promulgated 10 the Militia
of this state, as a manifestation of our esti-
nation of his private virtues, and of respect
of his office as Chief Magistrate.
The usual badge of mourning, consisting
OF Grape on The left arm and on the sword
hllt, will be worn by all the commissioned
officers, on all suitable occasions. until after
the next annual inspection of their respec-
tive corps.
Officers. receiving copies of this order
will communicate the same without delay,
throughout the bounds of their respective
commands.
By order Of the Commander-in-chief
f. w. HOPKINS,
AdJutant and Insp. General.
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DOCT. BROCKWAY

Is INTENDS being in Mid3lcburv about the
= 10Th of May, and will as usual be prcpar.
ed to operate upon3the.ieeth. Those W no wish
his services will please make timely applea
tion.
lie would say 10 Dentists shoulI.rhis meet
the eye Of any, that he can furnishr,them with
greatly improved article in The tooth line;
together with the knowledge of an imprc vcd
method of setting.
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Concert.

The citizens Of Middebury and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to attend concert of
Sacred ,dusic by the Musical Institute, at ST.
Stephens Church. on Thursday evening, May
18th at o'clock
A collection will be taken up for the benef,
Of the institution.
HAYoN A. SHELDON, Secretary.
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motives of benevsence, 10 save men from ruin,
and the other from motives of interest 10 main
tain traffic which plunges them into IT. by I'M
pairing their health, wasting their estates, reduc
ing them TO pauperism, tempting them TO crime,
sending sorrow 10 their domestic circles, consisn-
ing them to premature, graves and throwing their
widows and orphan children upon the colo
charities of the world.
This meeting, composed of friends of temper
ance in Middlebury, have considered this subject,
with deep concern, to comprehend, as far as pos
slble The nature and extent OF the evils thus in
fiicted, and the fearful responsibility of their
thors and 10 inquire what can be further done 10
defend the community from the attacks thus made
upon its interests; and have, thereupon come 10
the following resolutions:
Resolued, That there is no hope of saving the
community from the evils o. intemperance mere
ly by appeals tG the moral sense, while, tav-
ems, grog shops, and intemperance groceries
are planted at every corner, 10 tempt the appetite
for intoxicating liquors-lmted in their opera
tons, only by the failure of such appetite or the
entire exhaustion of the means OF purchasing lis
qualification.
the friends of temperance would pass by those
taverns and groceries where intoxicating liquors
are sold TO be used as a beverage, and steadily
patronize those which do not sell them for that
purpose, it would soon be found an Improbable
business TO continue their sale; and that, thus,
motives of interest would combine with those OF
duty, to stay the desolatons of ntemperance.
Therefore, disclaiming all purpose of wanton
injury to any, but impelled solely by desire TO
defend and protect interests which are dear TO the
| whole community:
| Re,otued, That we esteem it our solemn duty,
as it is our urquestionabe right, TO patronze tenn
pera nee laverns and groceries, rather than those
| from whence issue disease, poverty. crime, do
mesiic sorrow and premature death, with their
train of complicated, countless and never ending
| evils.
DrsTlLERIEs IN THE UNITED STATEs.-We are
| indebted to the Hon. VIM. Slade, ofVermont, fol
copy from the Records of the Department OF
State, of the number of Distieries in each of the
States and gallons distilled; as exhibited In the
| returns of the last census.
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INTEMPERANcE. On looking over the
calender of the Police office for the month
of March we find seventy criminal causes
registered, sixty of which are the result of
intemperance, and mostly to that source
can they be directly traced. What pic
ture is this to contemplate! What incalcu-
liable amount of vice, misery and degrade
ton is intemperance the fruitful parent of
Here are sixty individuals who have thrown
themselves under the wheels of this Jug
gernaut, and are lost to society forever,
They are worse than lost for they are now
pest to it, and this only for the last month.
To behold the horde of miserable wretches
who are vomted forth from the watch
house every morning, is enough to sicken
me. The array of wretchedness, crime,
degradation and disease, in all its forms,
which are exhibited daily at the police Of
fee, is beyond the conception of any one
who has ever witnessed it. And this is not
a shade in comparison to what is concealed
from the gaze of the world. If the mask
which hides all the results Of intemperance
within the precincts of this city, could be
torn off, such mass of corruption and rot
tenness would be exposed to view, that a
virtuous man would flee as from a pesti-
lence.-Rochester Democrat.
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MIDDLEBURY FEMALE
SEMINARY.

NE summer term will commence on Men.
day. May Dist. Miss Whiting, Assist.
an! Teacher.
L. L. TILDEN. p,inrin01
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Junior Exhibition.

At the College Chapel, Tuesday evening
o'clock 18Th inst.
The attendance Of the citizens Of Middle.
bury and vicinity is respectfully invited.
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REQUEST.

A person, who is making enquiries in regard
to;ihe history o. Middlebury, for the purpose
of publishing, and has been unable to find any
records of the proprietors, of the town of later
date than 1857, requests any individual, who
has the records of the proprietOrs, or any part
of them, or knows where they are. 10 give
information, at this Office, without delay, and
thus confer great favor.
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OcTDo not forget the Temperance meeting
at the Methodist Chapel on Friday next ut
O'Clock, P. NJ. Let all turn out, and be pune.
tual at the hour
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Is aiah johnson

late OF Ferrisburgh in the county of Addison.
deceased having made application to this
court that partition of that pa,t of tho real es.
tate Of the deceased, which was heretofore set
out to tho widow Of the said deceased. for her
DOVER may be made. AID that commissioners
may be appointed for that purpose: Il is or.
nered that the said application be considered
"s Saiu court, at session thereon held at the
ounce oil tho Judge of said Court in Middlebn.
~ III aid ter the district of Addison, on tho
10Th day Of May next at one o'clock in the pf.
terooon; and that the said administrator cause
Gotlce thereof 10 be given 10 all persons inter-
es'cd, by publishing certified copy Of this or.
Ter in the Middlebury Peoples Press, a news
paper printed at Middlebury, three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said court,
s. SWIFT, Judge,
A true copy of record.
5. SWIFT, Judge. 52;3
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KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-Retunrs received war.
rant the belief that the delegation to the next
Congress will consist OIL Wing and L. F.,
same rs last Congress. Free Tom Moore is
not elected, as was at frs, feared.
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Notice.

The committee appointed BY the Town r,
Negotiate loan for the Town having failed 10
procure the money, il becomes necessary for
me IN SUBSCRIBERS 10 call upon those owing the
own, 10 make payment Of part oftheir notes
immediately. All notes will be sued on which
INC interest due, is not paid by the 26lh inst.
JOSEPH WARNER, of
ABEL P. CASE. Suyn7uS Fand
Mlddlebury, May,1, 1871. 5o.a
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Married..
Died.

In "eyhdse on the 2l inst by Elder Hmm Hubu NJ,
CnARLE. MoopV, TO Miss ARErmusA Cosn of this MAC
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STATE OF VE&1IONT \
District of Adfjsor Go

E II remembered that at probnte court
= neld at Middlebury in and for. the dis
1 Ie. U' Add'son' on the 2lst day of April,
william Hazard, administrator, de bonis non
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e!undersianS that Mn. SLADE will de-
liver Temperance Address at tho Congrcga'
tional meeting house in Cornwall, on the morn.
ing, Of fast day FRIDAY next) AT II o'clock.
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Nav 8. 1871.

PROPOSED PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
The progress of the Temperance Reform for
fifteen years has exhibited the strange spectacle
ola struggle between the friends Of temperance.
on one side, and the manufacturers, and sellers Of
intoxicating liquors On The otner;-<he one from
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TEMPERANCE.
To the Editer offke Pcople's Press.

To the Editsr Of The Peoples Press.
SIR: The Resolution which has been under
discussion, at several successive temperance NEE
tings IN this village, touching the expediency of
directing the Patronage of the friends of TEN
perance to those merchants and qrocers who do
not sell intoxicating liquors, having been object,
ed to al the last meeting, and an adjournment
having been voted, TO Friday the i4th instant. az
6o'cl0ck, P NJ at the Methodist Westinghouse
for the purpose of hearing arguments against it,
deem it proper TO give notice that intend to offer
at that meeting, the following Preamble and res
olutions as a substitute 70 the Resolution refer
red TO, and to express hope that those who may
have objection to their adoption will favor the
meeting with arguments against them.
WILLIAM SLADE,
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Notice.

The Inauguration of President Labaree will
take Place on Tuesday the 18Th inst The ex.
ercises will commence at two o'clock, P. NJ,
in the Coagr egational Church.
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The Alumni of Middebury College who
may attend tho Inauguration of Presid ,,nt
Labaree, are requested 10 meet in the Tes,rv
Immediately after the close of the prioIc excf.
cise5.
J. !. M Ii aTcIITiD1N' Com.
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Unparalleled Temperance Movements. friends
in the country, will be reioiced to know that there
never has existed so much healthy excitement
on the subject of temperance, in our CITY, as at
the present moment. Meetings are held every
evening, and are crowded to OVERLOOKING. The
masses Of people listen with breathless attention
to the speakers, and every man goes away with
a new zeal in the prosecution of the holy eater
prise. Saturday night, The delegates from Bal
timore: addressed an immense crowd at North
Bennel Street Methodist Church. and one hundrsd
and sirty signed the total abstinence pledge
But last Sunday night surpassed any thing ever
head of in the annals of the reform in Boston,
Meetings were held in two portions of The city,
at Father Taylor's Bethel, North Square, and at
the Odeon. Both were literally jams. Mr.. Haw-
kins at the Bethel, spoke fol one hour with ire
mendous power, and carried his audience captive
at his will. Now deep and solemn silence pre-
vaded the house now was heard the husbands
sob and now again the out-bursting of acclama-
ton, like a caaract's roar. Mr. Wright cane
after him, and Mr.. H. left to speak at the Odeon.
Mr.. w. spoke with more interest and power than
ne has yet done in our city; and this is saving
much. After his address FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN came forward and signed the pledge -
Pledges were also taken at the Odeon, but to what
extent we are not aware.--B ost. .Ner. Jour.
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Qf57

Il Journal Of tie american Temperance Union.
II the population of the United States be cor
rectly estimated at seventeen millions, the above
quantity of distilled spirits, will furnish each man
woman ard child, with l4-1o0 gallons per an
numA
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
PROF. OLMSTED'S PATENT STOVES,
FOR
HALLS. PARLoRs. CT

HALLS, PAKLUKe, CHAhS-ks, NURSERIES CHURCHES.
=. most economical sieue ersr made.
procuring ham, the proprietor
~ calls the Of ola cd Article hc O ted
Patent These sye
the pnbic, generally e kno require
said Our made Of the best
and IN the orname-tl, stl le.
TIe proprietor pubic abou; the pssy Stoves
made Omsed Stove. but differing the most
essential you'd recumaeni e call and exam
lnr,mso surpassed point Of beauty or
utility, AID vii! De ousd be cheap Other eSt-b'
All work solicited With
s3 w seed LANkS E ?. DEAN, 2io Ha -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
NEW BROADWAY STORE.

~ MUIR & CO.. 3tJ Broadway, cd house he
VI low Leonsrd 81 beg 10 Intimate that tsey hv1 ~.
STAPLE DRY The assortment comprises al qualities and
STYLES suitable for family Tae hole has been
ecied sh the advantage which cash
and eHpeTenc- eommasd ard F be oeed p''ee zen
satisfy &c purchaser following few
Of the articles which to be iounh u their stock:
Havy Rroche aud Plaid Gro. de NaFe i, Cd per yard
''.' p.aia lam and and ra,ea Gro damurc DO
S:2.,: S.3. % s ;a' ,e7 -i.se Ess
Richest Gro u Afqas. 10
Soe-1id On5-s ana Glare arayy silks oalv do
Chang ab. Na.ers. Foulard sud Clae Silks, the
Elm ,5 nd blue y ] s4 @ "a e9 sea' ak ya Of Il j,sa & :
l:oIssE:'vE DE LANES.
co0l article a Nous.e q l-aIae - pes trj.
i very excellent ql7ity =. 81.
Ric7 P-FIs Mous.c!le de Lame all wool :,
csass ;'si5s Of a aee .;yie IN 5eru5u desiss...
Mourning aad half m0a,1is u 1e j. i-Aine- very low
In thus article, 80 offer variety
bea-t. ey believe been reiy fever eqed
FnraE cseoe o5y IS 81 and yird
spleadld English caeoes styles
Rch French Cali5 astonishing yare'y cases of the most
style. =, per ward. and st 3s
Mourning and bat monrIEs ai'coss great variety.
Particular called stock Of Linens hch all Of
Six ape fine - >h,n- Linens bleach-d and hai'h
ed entirely without dressag 3d. D. Cd and - yard these
Three Birds Eye Iren Diaper, all qaalires.
Enc - Linen Dlu'a. for table cloths, s. 3D. per yard
Table Cos OF all and Qualities a-t with Nspkns to na;cn
very cheeP.
Rrowr Shcetircs, vari ride Gi per fart
An cxccs Mt article 1- '.-oyer yard vide
Fine Bleachcd Long 'lolh I'D
Re 4uiiful quality, fnI yard, hi
SuperGne de Is Tiys'nss. Shoe,ncs,
Ay..G:
Black Bombazncs Gnrtan., Mu-lin. Irish
Popa' Shauls en- Eochc Cashmere Thbet Silk &C. Hosiery
Gloves, Embrciderie. NeTets. Grapes cstins',
FlHucs. itls
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dueed on FRIDAY lO,h at and Asior House 81 Sw
70 Ars. WHOM El MAN CONCERN.
pense., Egorchouud Candy recommended by onr most
eminent and thousand respectable czens
erlring the cure of Colds Hoarseness Irritation OF the
Throat Group Whoopr Catarrh and Asthma Papaon
Heart difficult or profusc ESpecoraton and fact all DIS
leading to consumption death Sold at 10 DNon-si and
II Asor House. by the respectable 6rOeEs and Drug
gusts IN the city Pedders and Conlioncrs arc not appointed
Agents Each envelope signed Pease Son. euAo IN q
II Cheapest Carpet store.-hEWlTT BAILEY, IV'
Bowcry between Grand daily receiving large
supplies OF ngran Carpeung Brussels Three-Py oiCo'hs
&C. which hey will sell very price cash We invite the
particular attention Of these purchasing Carpets.
HEWITT BAILEY, (formery Albro Hcyt 4 Coz
aust sw c9 les Bowery, first below Grand ST.
II To 1Hattcrs-Au adourned meeting of the n y Haers
Society this "wednesday eyesr e at o'clock Wash
iucon ia White street,
f M cpdssce ,aeSe6, report
Reese aud expected ~ address the meeting.
> Slt' Ann BtNSEL, Sccy.
u Auction Ncticc.-L,ree elegant Furniture this
day At 10, O'clock Rooms j ASn and 5
sslt TliOS BELL, Auc,ouccr.
~ auction Netics-Sae Fortes Fainings Organs
FuroI on Thursday LEI O'Clock, the large Room, 81
Azu and us fultonsiN ThOS- Bell Aucieucer. ~
u state Prison nonopoly.-As adjourned meeting Of the
Delegate, of b Cit, appointed the isle
Couyeao viii Thursday evening rex, al O'CLOCK
Ms7cu Herr and divers streets funetnN attend
reqsested of Importance 10 be transacted
ELDREDCE BALDWIN Secy IL w. ooN>hLir rrc>' so-'
1r Merchants, Tenn Ycrnncc sociefy.-An adjourned
Temperance Society Of the City New
York b, held Tins Evening Hall Several Addresses
.si; r. II. McCuRDY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

CgTT OE NEW YORK, 13th 'sHi>, IaFE.-Ih'
\ ! certify that Peter reea nov employ n the eng
e,a--ent Of the Na-rsgune: steamboat for .e dread
y all diseased q which became totally BIND
and the other being could Win difficulty see any thing
n aler having Consulted and employed a the
surgeons of cit; Phsdepha noae o ~ho we're ale TO
render c Caud several 81 "hon ponodncea
~ ,ncurbe a. advised pce myself gnscr tes tea
ment and care OF DR. Ocnl!st o. NJ ~ IFeen'lct
- ard otbsx,e 20 "a, reliey Without
r. ne-ap !. to snaie me prosecute business and
NJ d ~. ~! = i,i"s 10 - ,Dv sr,tio1 PETER GREEN.
New York, jay =. lS4l.
Personally appeared before above uam'd Peter reea Who
being luy certificate 10 "Hca rs signature
5 affixed. IS true all T.
sim II Val 81