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DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy!
CONSUMPTION CAN NE CURED

Mrs Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers. wss for q
len 9Th OF afflicted .wi, pulmonary
winch dehed the united skill of eminent
She hearing Of The .Expeetorant Remedy, induced to
trial. Her symptoms those Ffatss fsa-
n.orsalis, Pulmonary Conrnp fson viz. dry backing
pain the and side, impaired appetite
thirst hectic fever and nigh, with
and weakness She hsppy saying that after using
three bottles OF the 'Expectorant Remedy she began
have hopes of speedy her strength gradually
increased until had used three bottles
felt entirely res,osed being eight since,
no. symptoms of the complaint appearing.
Philadelphia offce No 10 North Eighth street, where
above medicine aiwaysb be obtained.
Price 81 per bottle.
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TNAIR.-TO THE MECHANICS. MANUFACTU-
RERS AND ARTIZANS OF THE WEST -

Eeioo Ct,zeas The period of annual exhibition which
will open Monday 18th June, is approaching and again
solicit your aid enterprise which the interests Of
every less involved than
that of the institution represent.
Whatever adverses and brings them into
enables their qualify the facilities
Of their productions reduce their price, and therefore
successfully the productions OF distant
places and foreign countries.
The object OF the exhibition is not TO benefit the Institute
alone but the interests OF the Industrial classes
foster and encourage genius,
patroniZe wherever be ounda TO improve
These Institute has thus FAR endea
yored to do. aud its purpose is still the same
With these sentiments appeal TO the enlightened public
spirit of fellow wokmen with confidence that the sixth
with liherality surpassed
former occasion and which shall be alike credtabe
Institute industry and skill of the
The Ladies also smiles III eve
ry noble enterprise respectfully invite contribute of
,heir workmanship specimens of their and
skill they find il convenient to prepare.
BY order. &c, J. l.. TALBOIT,
WIN. WISWEL, J
9TH
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CONSU-NPYYON ARRESTED-R READ!
Greenfield, Washington CO, Pa.
Julv = lS49

Greenfield, Washington CO, Pa.
July s, 1912. :
Dr.. DUNcAS-Dear Sir: Your Expectorant Remedy. for
pImonr affections doing wonders in this section of the
state The astonishing performed by IL is that
upon Mrs Lydia Andefs. She taken with fever;
cold settled her lungs suffered disease
and for about IA MONTHS when her body became ret
eel living frame, and all hopes of her
up her friends and ply sicans her symptoms be-
those peculiar pulmonary consumptIon,or decline
from Pittsburgh stopping il place for few
days, hearing of Immediately recommended
Expec Remedy, that If medicine would
health would The last induced her
Pittsburgh, (beng the place
procure III t,co bottles, and the contents
according the direction BY the she used Them
great change for the better evidently perceived by all
knew situation Seeing the wonderful effects
medicine. purchased four dozen bottles and sold
similarly Athlete SINCE obtained six dozen
furnished, believe the above lady with bot
ties She living monument, enjoying perfect health
she astonishmen of both relatives and friends there
performed this vicinity in
,eresting that e.formed Mrs Ander Your medi-
considered here beyond ttton, and be
relied aud eectua remedy for diseases OF
consumptivc character.
Enclosed you $50 the Wheeling and Wash
ington banks. Send six dozen bottles by the way of
Baltimore. Immediately, have calls for the
dicne and cannot be without IT, Yours. in haste,
JAMES w. ROSS * co.
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The LGtimer Cdse.-Governor Morton. Of Mas
sachusetis, ia his reply another dena nd for the
delivery Of Latimer, alleged to be a fugitive
from the Justice Of Virginia, takes The position
Of Interference wish The decision of his pre-,
decessor, Governor DAVIS. on The subleci-re.
gardiag the settled by him. He express
g s a desire TO comply with the acquisitions Of the
Con situiion and "A determination TO Go nothing
that I'll conflict with that insirumest according
TO his understanding Of it. These matters aside
however, nc says tina. he has from undoubted au-
,hority the assurance that Latmer is beyond his
reach, even were he disposed 10 surrender him.
"!Suspension' of Quaker for Paying Ithes-
The quarterly meeting of The Society Of
Friends assembled 10 Cork has. appeal, con-
firmsd the decision of the Clonmel monthly NEE
ting, in suspendlng Mr.. Samuel Jeicoe, Of Ca
her, agent to the Earl Of Gleneall, because he
paid 1.-THE rent charged on his ordship's property
| to the pa ochia incumbent, .the Friends being
obnoxious 10 all ecclesiastical demands.
| Kilkenny Journal.
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin says, that The last
ticket (for teetotalIer) he signed by Fa Their
Matthew, numbered five million ihous
and seven hundred and two! And it is said that
ten thousand more have taken the pledge since !!
/ Ounce Trees. The cultivation Of The ounce
IS much neglected, though il may be justly rank
ed among most valuable fruits. For pre-
serves IL mas long maintained a distinguished
rank, and tho fruit either In green dried state
IS not surpassed by any other article for cornmu-
nicating pleasant and agreeable flavor pies
made Of apples II Is easily propagated BY lay.
ers and also by cuttings, and any approve ed kinds
may be perpetuaied by grating in the usual
II produces the finest, fairest fruit when plan
ted 10 soH, moist soil, a rather shady shell
tered situation. II keeps ell il properly man.
aged, and always sells for very high price The
markets never being oversiocked with them, as
is the case with many other fruits 10 plentiful
seasons
! The ounce derives lis name OF Cydonia from
tho town Of Cydon, the Isle Of Crete. wine nee
il was originally brought Tharn four kind
OF Tho ounce the pear ounce, from resem
hanee IN its shape; the apple ounce; tho Por-
tugal ounce, which is less harsh and juic
than The twn preceding kinds; and the eaiable
ounce, which is less asiringen, and mder than
either of The Other kinds enumerated. The
trees being small, they can be planted ten or
or twelve fee, apart along fences, in places
where they WON'T interfere with other trees or
the Blu mess of agriculture.
1t IS hoped that The present season will not be
permitted 10 pass over without tho cultivation Of
This valuable fruit being considerably extended
| among our farmers and gardeners.
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PAPER.-Exce!lent wrapping paper is made
by ]. r. Barber, of Oxford. Mass, Of Morus Null
tcauiis leaves after the first crop has been fed to
silk worms. 1t is a tough article, and resembles
tina, description Of paper which is found in most
tea chests China.
SOMETHING STRANGE.--The Mobile Herald of
the 29th uI.. says:-"During Tho cold and heavy
wind Yesterday morning. hundreds Of small reed
birds were picked up along The wharves, COM
pletely benumbed and unable to hy. Such al &C.
currencs has never before been in Mobile,
II has been decided by Judge Petit, of Phila-
delphia, that where there several endorsers
TO promlsory note, that neither Of The endor-
sers release himself from liability by giving
the holder notice to the prior endorsers.
The Winchester virginian contains an annun-
citation Of the discovery Of mine about eigh-
teen mile. southwest from that place, the ore OF
which is alleged 10 contain gold. silver, copper and
perhaps other minerals. This wonderful mine, II
is asserted. IL as great in extent il is rich in
the precious metals. being abou: twenty miles in
Ieogih by six or eight 10 breadth.
A witty paper Down East credits all il, notices
Of assaults, street fights, rowe, &c, 10 the Lick.
inS Gazette
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DIR. HAKLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GEN.
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.
re THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.

hereby certify that was afflicted for eight years with
disease in tho
breast side and stomach, loss of appetite night,
sickness and dizziness in tho head pain in the
eating and other which
bowels were weak aud irregular. Having had
various physicians during this long PERIOD much
medicine which only produced temporary relief In the
year 1882 was often unable leave my house, and bs-
ing poor widow, dependent, labor living.
length gave zap all hopes of and to hin,
that created all things" fortuna tely favored with
work in Eighth street, when the family discovering mis-
cradle stua ton, Immediately recommended DR. archs
Compound Strengthening aud German Apeen Pills which,
they procured for For sale a the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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and Bleeding of the Lungs cured
DR.. DunCgn,s Remedy.

Miss EMELINE YEAGER. aged II years, taken the
Of Is with slight cold which she neglected until the
lungs fell that seeking destroyer
when application made physician, but W tho1t eff
feet He considered her hopeless one and prescri-
bed bot little medicine for her In the time she dis
charged quantities of blood. with much
of thick phegm and cough. Her bodily frame became
length reduced living skeIeton her last
iously looked friends be
ended by death: sician called frequently during
tme and last determined the virtues
DR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, having
extraordinary performed by medicine
He obtained bottles and administered
her. The fourth day ne found change, which
hopes; he continued giving medicine days.
the end of which time she able walk in her bed
chamber. the great asonshment friends and
Size continued using medicine for weeks
she declared herself entirely free from disease
pursues her daily occupation in perfect health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

The valuable property belonging 10 the Taun'
ton Iron Company, consisting of ten acres of land
with water privileges, saw, nail and grist mills,
&c, thereon. was knocked down bv auction on
Tuesday, at thirty thousand dollars,-a sum less
than one.sixth of the original cost Ii was bid
off by Sias Dean, Esq, for Others who inter
ested in the purchase y Boston Atlas.
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P II HISS PU L MAILS
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,

Is very prevalent disease and carries millions cold
and silent delicate young females commonly fall
this fell destroyer Of human life. This dea
commences first with dry hacking cough. the
breast and side loss of sppete and restless At
length wasting decay of whole body is
which called D. many consumption going de-
cline. comp that thousands Iabors under With
faint hopes of recovering knowing that there
medicine existing which will afford relief
stages This IS DR.. Dancan's Expeetofan Remedy for
eonsampfons coughs. colds, splitting Of blood, bronchitis
asthma ard all diseases Of the liver and lungs. full
treatment given of diseases small pamphlet. which
De had gratis of the where the medicine
ways De obtained Price 81 per bottle
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TING OF LOOD.

l. another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary affection,
and difficult when neglected with
cough copous which
black and cotted blood; mostly
fever. headache, palptaou of the heart, usbas
heat and redness of The cheeks difficulty Of bra thing
of the throat and saltish &C. DIR
Duncans Expecorant Remedy will be found
complaint One s,nge bottle in many cases, will
if used at the FIRST attack but when neglected,
quire Those who may be afflicted with .uitne
q 6ood should lose time procuring
cne this disease mostly proves when earl
attended to. ferPrIce One Dollar per bottle.
For sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March /.
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DIR. DUyCAN'S
PEcTORANT REME OY
FOR
GQNSUMPTLQN.
DIR. DUyCAN'S

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, ditii-
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
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Expensive Buss.-An old bachelor in Boston
has been fined S25 and costs, for kissing la
DIV contrary to her wishes and Willy
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Rather Ulrc-The following dialogue took
Mace in Beers Temperance Hotel, Washington
city:
Editor Waiter, bring mo up glass OF hot le-
monade, have been exposed TO the cold to night,
and as perspiration has been suddenly checked,
I think ii will do me good.
Wai,er-Csn't hab muffin TO drink sir, in dis
house, dis is de temperance house.
Edi,or--l know it is a temperance house, bu I
/ want glass of hot de, Qnying great en-
phasis on the last two words)
Waiter-I tell you sir, dere amt a drop 10 de
house: massa don't allow him to come in. and if
he did, you couldn't git dis niger to GO buy him
no bow-Ize a ,etotaller, and wouldn't dirty my
handswid de pizen- Temperance Jour.
The Mississippi Defalcations.-After the de.
p.rture Of Graves, the defaulting treasurer of
Mississippi, his wife sent TO Gov. Tucker reques>
ling an interview. AT first the Governor de-
clined, bu, on the lady's sending a second time
the Governor called on the lady, ia company with
Judge Buckuer. Mrs. G. delivered TO the Gov
o,nor a package containing $4,000 in gold and
treasury notes, and a parcel containing state
bonds.
writer in the United States Gazette, over
tho signature Of c. P, nice observer of the
weather, furnishes the following parallel storms
late in the season, for moro than a century back
About tho middle Of March l725, snow fell to
the depth Of two fee, in one night. On the 18th
and 10 Of April 175l, snow fell to the depth of
three feet. In 1850 much fell during the
Spring months, and late As the middle of May,
snow fell to the depth Of two feet. Much snow
fell in March and April 1889. On the l4,h of
March 1890, snow fell from 20 to "a inches
deep. Much snow fell IN March 1909. The
winter of 1915, was very cold and fuel very
scarce aud high. Oak wood sold for IA and hick-
DRY for Is dollars q cord. In 1882 it was the
same.
Tho winters Of lse1-2, and 1912, and
IA AZ ~AA~ Ia 4
Of snow fell. The winter Of 1878, was very
mild until the 2Oth Of January. after which il be-
cam. Intensely cold, and The Delaware opposite
the city was frozen from shore to shore on the
morning OF the fret of February. The cold con
tinued into March and on the 18th and 18th much
snow and rain fell.
There are about 400 legal ply sicians. and about
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BALM OF GHLEAD PLASTER
FOR INFLiMMATIONS,& &C.

4 CELEBRATED for the of Fever Sores, and a. |.
remedy for Ague in the Breast il bly, applied:
aiso for Agne in the jaws aad teeth part
dy Ii is also excellent remedy for Rhcna m, Cuts.
Bruises, Sprains Burns, Scald-head, Sshepn Kings,
evil, Corns Sores the feet, Chhsns, sores,
Bles, and Ruptures of all descriptions; Pains in shs
Side, Breast Shoulders, &C. occasioned by 5nfa ma
ton of the Liver and Spleen, and for tho
Bowes Lungs either Of the system also.
Of debility, for and weakness of tho back, p~p
tation OF the heart, &c.
Relying the in,ic value of this Plaster, which the
Subscribers have prepared the efficacy of
thoroughly tested for number they
duced BY the advice and solicitations those. who. a,
well as themselves. hav tested its
favorable consdera ton of the public This usrr
the firm belief, that introduce use -
only should be a fair Fri al
II will recommend itself
GJ-Ihis Plaster should be spread with a warm case
knife upon thin soft leather glazed sen,
as near the affected possible. When applied x
ever Sores Ufcers the parts should Nv
washing with CASTLE time the
which should be every t~entyfour hours. In
hamatfon. If the desired effect produced,
pain, for a shor, time. may be oHpoesod.
long LEX of Certificates could blamed, ,h~
satisfaction of some. of the remarkable Of
valuable plaster; bot all think necessary, faia,
fui application, as above stated,
urThe BALM OF GlLEAD PLASTER is prepas
ed and sold, at wholesale and retail, by
J. B. TILLINGHAST,
Of Richnsond. Wayne County. Indians.
For sale by James X. Dugdale, and Book Store
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There are about 400 legal ply sicians. and about
500 quacks, in New York.
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HENRY Clay-An Example that fe,o Men Fol.
IONA near relative Of Mr.. Clay residing an
his vicinity, who has been largely engaged IN
the purchase and manufacture Of hemp for bag
oing and bale rope for the New Orleans market,
by the fall in value and the embarr assnenis OF
the times which have been felt with prodigious
force fos O year past IN the great sonih-wes.
tern Emporium, was lately compelled TO make an
assignment Of his property TO trustees Tor inc
benefi, Of all his creditors. Tho whole amount
Of his Liabilities was near $4,000, about one
half Of which was 10 prosecute his business 80
advantageous 10 the farming interests OF hen-
lucky. with the hope Of IN improvement 10 The
condition Of things 30 that suspension OF the
work and pa yment might be avoided
The sale Of tho property took place about
for,n;uht AGO. and O usual in such cases attrac-
ted several hundred peTsons, and among them
MANY of the creditors. Mr.. Clay then told them
in substance that tho assignment was for the be.
nefit Of all the creditors, himself included-that
the amount due him was large as all the 9th
or claims combinod-that from the relationship
in which he stood to the debtor, II was probable
come, add perhaps many of the creditors, had be
come such under the expectation that II diiiicu!-
" occurred, he, Mr.. Clay, would protect them
that although ihere was ground whatever Tor
asking him do so, yet rather than that any ma n
should think he had the slightest reason 10 com
plain OF him, and, in order farther. that every
debt due to others should be paid, he now releas
ed all interest under the assignment until every
dollar duo TO others paid, and then IT any
thing was left, he would take it. The sale was
made-,he other creditors were all paid, and what
little remained was all MIR. Clay got for his
S25 900.
How different this from the ordinary course,
when Mr.. Clay being the confidential creditor,
would have been first paid aud in this the
only ono paid, and who but Henry Clay could be
found, under such circumstances, to reject the
whole or at any ratio his share Of the proceeds
But this is q fair specimen of "Harry of the
West" both in public and private life. His coun-
try first nnd himself Iast-ihe interests of those
men who without color of right were suspected
Of having relied upon him, wero to be preferred
and his own postponed.
Such specimens Of high minded, honorable
conduct. occur so rarely, that for tho honor OF
mankind they should be chroncled MS set offs, go
far as they go, against the draw backs upon It we
every day see happening about US, and espec'a'-
~ in these degenerate days-Cleveland (O)
Herald.
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DR- TRATCHER'S celebrated EYE WATER: far
y sale a, the BOOK STORE.
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American Produce in Cnba.-A letter-wrier
for the New York Tribune, siaies that the eSor-
biiant duties on American Produce, serve n
effectuai barrier to their general introduction
whiio tho coffee Of Cuba goes to the United
States unshackled by any duty, and their other
stables free Of onerous exac,ions, Flour from the
United States pays in Cuba ten dollars and n
half per barrel, which we'll nigh amounts to
prohibition. Small sales are occasionally made
to bakers for the Purpose of mixing with their
Spanish flour to give character 10 their bread /;
but f il could be procured on any thing like e.
quail terms, il would be preferred altogether.
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The Lord Mayor of Dublin says, that The last
ticket (for teetotaler) he saw signed by Ia Their
Matthew, was numbered five million two ,hous g.
and seven hundred and two! And IL is ga id tha
ten thousand more have taken the pledge since
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The following is concluding portion OF "A
short temperance sermon: A drunkard is the
noyanco Of modcsty; tho spoer Of civiliiy; The
des,ruc ton Of reason; the robbers agent; the
nIehous's cior; his wife's sorrow; his chill
dren's trouble; his own shame; his neighbours
scott; a walking swilI mill; the picture Of a
beast; the monster Of man.
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Cincinnati, March 9th, 1913.
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Aultiuu Salrs.
THIS DAY.
by iniee- a brother.
Main Street rppp-iie the Bell Tavern

md Saturdays.
lgdash advance. will uais on every DO. ,,.o , -,
consignsd Tor plhhc sale
On sATtk DAf MORNING, Arri ssI commencing a, .
oe1k Ia front % store b. variety oflsbI. -. boli
Furniture, CONSISTING
FEATHER Beds Mattress
Beisteads high andin rs.t
Cane and Wool
-'a- Bureau, Tsni"-. Notk ~ Washai,tis
Shiebfaris Narirst"s. Maniei Clocks
IN D. adsf variety % and fouos IN mart
Efira Bueswhsat Flour, Bacon. Wine. Wbi.s.y Se
scfTIlE BLNDFS AND BENCH PLANES
q dozen Scyih- Blts-s
o Do Jack and Sr1r0aiu-
In consequence bad weather the follow r, 10 Of L.
postponed until Saturday mt.
ADDITIONAL.
NEW BAROuCHE. sTANHOPF &c
wan be added to our sale Saturday Morning Apu g2d At n o.
clock. front store. -
new Baroueh.. Richmond make
do Stanhop-, %
DO Buggy, Do
SEVERAL
Al the sane time excellent
sound and highly recommended.
aP IL iNLoEs a. BROTHER. Auets
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE HVu.DING.

Drawn Nos Of Va Ieesburg Lottery Class No 6, drawn April
81 40 IS IS . IS 81 l6
Whole ticket Nos I6 Capital psze $500 snug
ap22
u short sketch Of Capital Prizes, &c. IN Lotteries
10 be drawn sOon-see beL0r:
For Saturday, received Monday Morning:
Wilmington Grand Consolidated, Extra Class No. 10
Capital Prizes $4,000, 5000, 2OOO, 1895, of 1000 > of
500, } OF 300, 10 Of 300 20 OF loo, &c.
For Saturday ssd April
Alexandria Lottery, Class K, for lSl3 Grand Capi.
tals-S50000, 10000, 10000, 1000 5000 Boss AZ so
prizes OF 1000, 50 Of 500 o. of 300 o. Of 200 IS Of
100, &c. &c. Is Nos-and l3 drawn Tickets =. only
$40.
For Saturday 2oth April
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. -, for ls43 Captal
Przes-S35,295 10000 5000 1909, $500 3?92s 5000.
" 80 prizes Of 20O0 80 OF 200 50 Of $50 90 Of 1870
o3 OF 100 &c. 20 Nos and - drawn. Tickets $40.
0O B-Packages of whoc halves and quarters or single
tickets. Tor sale at tins office All orders confidential attended
10 with pfompiness
T. s-Ihe certificate Of packages Of whole halves or quarters
IN Lottery advertised by J. Gregory Co may Al all r.s
be obtained on the lowest a tins Office.
aPl7 CHAs. WORKMAN
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EXTENSIVE COLLECTION or
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS

At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY EVENING :! O'Clock will be sold a, our
store. large collection Of MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS
The assortment, stock casinr business and
will be sold reserve
included IN the sale are Muphys aets Be.oes IIe5tus
-phl 1ohn-nn and Walkers Dictionary Cowp.r Sco,
rom Moore Shakespeare. Historical Cycopedua The Panty Book
Iookhar- Burns Ladies' Pocket Bok pete,
Thaf Course Of Time Noung Night Thoughts IIudbras BONES
W cookery BulNer Maryau, Mis- iapdon Philosophy
b"'a- American Revolution. Napoe1a's Campa gns
Events L. : Criminal Calendar Elementary Speng- Pan Bible.
~ var-y Blank Book half and fu Writing Paper song
BOOKS Novels Rouances
tcJr Now ready for examination
ap2s INIOrs L Rpcrttrp -