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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES.

A NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES without birthstone
or any other offensive quality and actually waterproof has
lately been patented by letters patent OF the United States
cyoy Of the inventor w X Ashard, and manufac
tud and offered the public by TIE popEeto of said pa
ent Al i6l Blocker street New York where all who wish
purchase good matches invited call and them
And persons whatever hereby notified Of the said patent
and warned to violate infringe the in
m.nner lest they incur the penalties of the law in such
These matches ignite with and certainty in all weathery
and climates aud burn with brilliant flame and If placed ~
vertical position will continue to burn long enough 70 seal
several letters with They may lay immersed in for
hours and days and believed for weeks and when a.
ken and dried will ignite aud burn before. Three qu-
ties of these matches made and sold above namelN
+ Extra and Peumed, The latter ageeaby scented ana
fit for ladies' toilets Exporters segar smokers,
and all who matches will readily perceive how decided e
advantage possessed by these all Others,
Orders and communications to be addressed 20
q. BOWEN, No l6l BECKER 81
iy2i imsr Agent for the Faesees and MahuIaeuIeis.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

FXJHANGE BUILDINU KUUMS 70 Nj. .
HE Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale Of
L VOIGTANDERS GUERREOTYPE APPARA-
TJS according Professor PerZvas calculation
have ON hand large assortment Apparatus and artists
well of their wishing procure good
paraus will fund their advantage to procure Instruments
this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used their which they warrant respect they
are their order Polishing substances and morocco
and all materials sold the most
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed TO act as
their agents, viz
f. White, Esq, us Broadway, n. VI
r. Hass, ESD, Washington, y. C.
Dr. A Casplr Richmond, Va.
Il. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati Ohio "a,
All communications (post paid and orders, accompanied
with mitances will be promptly attended 20 and sh2gd be
directed 20 W.. y +. LANGENfEdN
ieI lm.r Exchange Building, Phla.
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CONFECTIONERY.
CREAMS, ICES, JELLIES, &c. &c &c.

WHOLESALE AMP AM retail, a Reduced Prices, at !,
petor Of the above old establishment for the last years
grateful for the patronage hitherto received from his friends
and desiIOus continuance respectfully informs
them and the public generally that he is ready to supply
families and dealers the city and country with conectio
merry, all its branches such quantities they be pleased
order always provided they keep within the bounds of
possibility.
The extent and elegance Of his saloons for the reception of
company which attached private saloon (up sarsl
prey for the of families together with the acknowledged
superiority of his Creams Jees, Ices Confectionery and
feshments generally well known and generally
preciated to require commentator by advertisement.
By maintaining for his establishment the superior reputation
which he has and built for hopes
continuance Of the he has here
favored with give the satisc-
ton to all who favor him with their custom.
Creams Jellies, and Ices, IN FORMS at 6s per quart
Orders sent any part Of the city free of expense
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Price Two Cents.

ness, but, from its nature, the whole discussion
must be necessarily void of interest to the general
reader. In fact, the counsel for the Government
have admitted that the general rule is in favor othe
objection taken by the other side, but they claim
that the peculiar transactions involved in this case
create an exception.
Without deciding the points, the Court, reservng
the question, directed the empannelhng the jury to
be proceeded with, and il was inquired of them in
dvldually whether they stood dlsinerested, indif.
ferent and unprejudiced
The Court then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
SHIRT NANIrFACTORy

AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
GO MAIDEN LANE.-Iust received the latest ana mos ~
W approved French pattern shirts. general VI
shirts under garments hosiery cavats, handkerchiel
Shirts and under garments made NJ 10 order NY
iin0 o III io'i'e' roi saw iVV'V VIM. COLLINS
jy20 26dvs ~-r
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NEW YORK
Esj.SEI1 SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
ESAEStA AND EASTON knkHk-Es-fa
rEQSG2N Via f. and SomeryiIle n Road IT3z44JSX Xxx

El3.IH34EJ SCHOUIF1-S MOUNTAIN NENA
Asfk5SssfftffNHs AND EASTON, &SlSf..fH
~ Via f. and someryille r. Road E31saxK4
ofS9GS A. MI daily Sundays excepted by steamboat
"A; NJ by n J. Eairoad to Elizabehtown thence connect
MIN me cars Tor Somevilie coaches, thence 20 miles the
Mountain-arriving early in the afternoon.
or Eason leave as above proceed by railroad Somerye
O'Clock. ' e " ~ at
his route account of the short distance by coaches max
ing u by lar the pleasant and expedtous commends IL
sell I? public patronage Mr. Sanderso the proprietor at So
mervile has provided himself with carriages and horses to ac
eommodate private parties with extras the shortest notice
land ST. $4,000 - '
Passengers from Philadelphia Schooeys Mountain will
leave Philadelphia at o'clock A. NJ by New York railroad
Inc 10 New Brunswick Splendid coaches from thence arriv
Ing AT the mountain early afternoon 2m+r
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- . II y e cos q D E q 81

EN- GLlSHi FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
EhPltESS, GENERAL FORWARDING AND
u,,>,n,,- COMMISSION HOUSE.
HahNDEN co. will receive and forward bv their daily
EMPRESS Specie Bank Notes Packages Parcels TO any
part OF the United States Canadas and by steamers
France '' ' ie's' "
Ienar attentmn is paid to the pu rclase sale of all de-
scnhs OF merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes
ana bs to the entry of merchandise at the Custom House.
ana TO me general of aud all kinds of forward
ing and commission business Bills Exchange in sums to
part of Europe. - 49, ~ " VS. '
Al goods must be marked Harden Co." Foreign Post
once Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam
York ~ ~ Wv
- Principal Offices and agents.
England. ' 'i''
Messrs Maclean. Maris & Co.. Abchurch lane, London
Hessrs; Emerson x Co., Paris and Havre.
Samuel iaight, Esq, American Consul Antwerp Belgium
Nlessrs. J. and j. O. Woodward, st. John, n. b.
A. W, Godfrey, Halifax, n. s.
! o. Woodward New Orleans La.
Messrs. j. b. Sazerac Co, Havana.
Harnden & Co. Court ST., Boston
All goods must be marked Harden & CO.
~ D. farnden Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oil any articles property Of any description committed
10 the care; risk assumed by any
ached 70 the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company
Whch bhelr crates be transported: New
YORK Providence and Boston Railroad Bostnn and
aence railroad Corporations respect their
any Time HARNDEN & CO,
JylEr No. 3 Vail New York.
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Vol IX.-No. 2Is.-WhoIe No. 1880.
To tho Public.

TO tho Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copyor 81 90 per
num-posages psid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornng-price OF cents per copy or So - per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of
the Herald Is over THIR TY THOUSAND, and increas
Ing fast has the lar gest circulation Of any paper this
CITY, or the worid and therefore, the Best channel for bu
snsss men in the city country Prices moderatecash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR HERALD EsrABLIsHMBNT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1s43

s0eN .aa o M X OY $780, S&sae-f
GN9sI q CO.'S tsSlI Ts5ssSi
r0K ALBANY, TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAS.
ne sbscThers hsying completed the arrangements with
R PS Line OF Steamboats, on the North River, and the
oT te season OF 1913 Express win ,their office No
sutet view orkl every evening, quarter O'Clock,
Tor the above named and Intermediate places.
- IMPORTANT.
For the greater safety security of all valuable and money
packages entrusted their care they have Saanand Iron
I o poh Oh tn steamboats,, occupied
ssvey by themselves and the messenger in charge sleeps
placed. POMEJ}OV X CoWPaaNV "e
uni &c No. 2 Wall street.
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JOHN Hl1RDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
49, 80 ~ ~
KEGUL LAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS 6I South street

& @A M MM
,-KEGU LAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS sl South street
New York.
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland via Ii.
yerpoo and London, by the regular packet ships sailing
the lst 7th 18TH 10TH and 18th Of each month and from Lii
verpoo and to and from London 10th and Goth of each
month.
The subscriber has unequaed arrangements to bring
out emgnts and can with great confidence those
sons sending for their friends that due and dgent
IGNITION VIII be shown Them and all who embark with them
Passage can also be engaged from Liverpool direct New
leans Mobile, Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia Boston, and
TO the different ports of the British Provinces the lowest
rates.
With those arrangements together with the advantage which
ms Liverpool correspondents being large owners
and extensively engaged in the egng business depatchng
yearly &C least 100 first class ships from Liverpool to the
facility offered by this establishment unsurpassed and from
the large number of first class ships employed the line there
can be no detention whatever which will be guaranteed The
price OF passage will be at the lowest rates. and should
customary refunded The from the different
ports to Liyerpool can as usual be secured
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st, n Y.
.&W. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
MERCHANTS and Emigrans' Agents,
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The Subscriber the attention of those renting
their friends to his unequaed paw
ment OF his drafts demand without discount charge
whatever, at the following Banking Institutions viz
London
Messrs j. Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank Lii
vepool. ~ -
National PROVINCIAL Bank of England and Branches through
out England and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
in SCOTLAND-Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and
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NEW YORK ~ 6 BOSTON

NEW YORK ~ s. BOSTON
SOUND ffLor.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or take, charge master and
6ts Frye Te o m
Water street Beekman Reference a number of
ton, and Portland jyi8 misr
kR REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c.-The
NE% subscriber continues transmit money large
in T as e Snd R e ba2e
done for the last thirty and Also TO of
asH $s$ s E S
sent and nearest post town will be Immediately transmitted
and ,esoFdsSy and receipt to that effect given for
l. Ensssd % s i S by sy @
Der for residing Of the United States Ca
H1f1 1as wi" be paid GE E a ha'Ms2 sBR h Cedar st.
.hH& OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
St b days. S.pR GSsRT S b. for
sst %'s 20 to secure 0'' will THS aE Isff
Passage from Liverpool secured the
M a AZ; ssS
en-
ars apply as above. jy &c
PtAcK B Fdk Or 9hR 6NE E Ly r5
s fIs s; 81 s @
sail positively above, her regular day.
The accommodations OF this magnificent packet for cabin %
by other vessel aoat Those visiting the Old Country
will find their interest and comfort select this desirable
conveyance For terms Of which will be low aud
those wishing to choose the best berths early application
should be made board foot of Beekman the sub
scribers. ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co,
IS Fulton street New York door heFulton Bank
will please bear in mind that the packets Of
this Line sail puncuay advertised therefore will With
no disappointment in selecting the above packet
s. The New York sails from Liverpool the It'll Of Oc
tober
Persons sending for their friends have them brought
her of the packets comprising this magnificent aud
eqpaled Line sailing from that port the 7th and 10th OF
each month.
For passage apply IS above
The packet ship Columbus will succeed the New York. and
sail for Liverpool the LIST Of September her regular day
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- a. r sTAT TESR IS Ttt FERR1EWyctIE
XXX further notice, the O'Clock trip from White.
hall 1.-THE STATEN lSLANDER) will, after making her
usual landings Quarantine and Stapeton proceed the
new wharf A. Clifton near the Telegraph The SAMSON
On Sundays the o'clock trip from Whitehall will proceed
direct Clifton without touching the Quarantine and Sta
peon and the boat will leave Clifton wharf O'Clock
Fare l2ls cents.
This arrangement will afford delightful excursion the
Nanow and opportunity of enjoying the breeze
merry and prospect for which that of Staten Island
ebraed with ample time for rambe and bathing the
side 90 2wr
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~<<4I4kQSB of August.
-aszzsz~ We have all times for sale Drafts at sight
for amount drawn direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland
London which paid free OF any charge whatever
IN every Province and County besdes all the inland
answering the Bank Of England Notes Apply
to or address. by letter, post paid)
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO,
IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Rank.
F. S-R B. Co. have regular succession of first class
hp sailing weekly from LIVERPOOL Those sending for their
through One of our firm Mr. James D. Roche is there
forward with and despatch For passage apply
above, to
JAMES D. ROCHE, IA Gores Piazzas
au3r Liverpool.
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sQeN SN NO MONOPOLY-FARE REDUCED.
G5AAE=}sN New independent Opposition Line for Albany
The and commodious steamboat NEW JERSEY Capt
r. H. Fuey will leave the foot Of Barclay street. New York.
every Monday "Wednesday and Friday evening, o'clock
For freight Passage apply board Freight taken less
than boat prices.
The New Jersey is furnished with elegant rooms and
for speed and surpassed by steamboat
the Hudson river. III
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
rs - & !@

rIHE OLD LINE OF Packets for Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when
sailing day falls Sunday. the ships will sail the succeed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
The Late Election.

Under all The dlscouraeIng circumstances
winch SURROUNDED Them, lhe Wings achieved,
~hal consider orous triumph, in This
Sale. d, The laie Election. We have succeed
ed IA e,eeung'a majority of The Congressmeu,
notwithstanding the shameful manner in which
The Stale was geuymandered by the last Le-
gI.Ia,ure In the Sale Senate, The majority
against Us Is large. The Locos having 20 10 L..
TO the House. although we lost all the men,
hers FROM Allegheny. and part of the delega-
;ians from Danphin, Washington, and one or
TAO o'hrr Wing counties, IN consequence Of
local difficulties, we have suh succeeded in
elecnng az Wings TO So locos; showing plain
" that might have carried the popular
branch OF Ihe Legislature if we had only known
our strength Our Canal Commissioners are
defeated by about Is, 900 votes: and this when
there u ere 10 tickets for them in number of
OF nur norhern counties. This result so un-
expected to our friends, and wIhal so cheering,
j. nut he harbnger Of glorious triumph next
fall The following Congresstnen ii is ascer-
,ained are elected, from ;heir respective Dis
ILlis
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Foreign News.

The Steamer Hiberna, arrived at Boston on
the 18th inst, al,sr passage of fourteen days
from Liverpool, with Sc passengers. The fol-
lowing is a short synopsis Of her news.
The sales of Cotton were large, and on the
day before the sailing of the IIbeynia, had ad-
vanced farihing per pound, On that day
10000 bales were sold.
The Royal Mail Steamer, Memnon, with the
India mail on board, was lost on the coast Of
Africa, near Arden in the Red Sea, on the lsi
of August. The crew, passengers, and treas
ure, were saved but the mails and baggage
lost.
In Ireland, the Repeal agitation still rage,
with unabated fervor. O'Connell seems more
determined and energetic than ever. Fears
were entertained that the peace of the country
could no, be preserved uril the meeting Of the
British Parliament. The meetings are larger
and more tumuIiuous than heretofore and it
is limited that the Government is about to IN. a
stop TO them. To a,tsmp, that, would be dan
gerous experiment.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Pennsylvania.

! h. TeSuIt fine recenl election IN this State,
Is cheering Indication, Tia, the people are las,
awakening o consciousness Of the Importance
of sustaining domestic Industry. Wherever The
sublec, OF Protective Tariff WAS agitaied, The
volers have lriumPhanlly sustained the candid
ales who acknowledged themselves lis friends
and supporters. Counties which have hereto
fore invariably gone strongly in favor of our op-
Ponenrs, have this year given handsome Wing
majori'ies solely. as we believe, on The ground
thai lie Wing Parry i, pledged in favor Of The
pros ctjon cf American labor.
The Wing Tariff, which has now been in
operation only abou, twelve months, has already
effected wonders. Hundreds of manufactures
which were hushed and quiet, are again in op-
eralion, affordng employment 10 thousands Of
workmea. The scores Of vessels which lay at
our wharyes, are again manned and in use, and
their sails whiten every sea. The mechanic
is also once more employed, and the farmer is
beginning To find better market for his pro-
ducs.
The people are silent, but mol inactive OBJ
servers Of all these things. They have long
uIei and suffered from The visionary doctrine
.sf free trz5c, and will have no more fit. They
will no, therefore, we are convinced, abandon
,he ground ;hey have just assumed. lis their
true interest 10 support their own labor and in
du,trv; and as their attention has been fully
aroused 40 'he subject, We should no, be sur
pTIsel, if next year, Pennsylvania gave an over
wheang majority in favor Of the Tariff candl-
da'e, for President, Congress, and State Leg
lslu-g.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Advertisement Extraordinary.

We will give MARY Ann Smith" the benefit
of our columns in giving additional publicity to
the following unique advertisement, which ap-
pear, in the Sydney Herald: TO all whom
II may concern-my husband, JOAN Smith. alb
seconded from me more than seven years ago,
ard LEFT nr without protection, or The means Of
supppT', and as no iidlngs have since been
heard nf mn', Intend TO Join Ia wediopI, with
anolher man al the first coafeaeut D,poftuni,v
unless he, John Smith, Fonds tpa word that he
gs siil Eytog, Mary Ann Smith ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
The Next Congress.

The Senate now stands 26 Wings, including Z
Mr.. Rives, Of Va, and 81 Lncolocos There
are two vacancies in Tennessee, one in Mary
land. one in Missouri. and one in Illinois; the
three first will undoubtedly be filed by Wings,
and the two last by Iocnlocos, making The SEN
ale stand, when full, Wings %. Loco!ocos 23 ;
the whole number being 81.
The House, under the new spporlonneni,
will consist of 223 members. Of which 200 have
already been elected Oflhese, 1877 are Loco
focos, and SO wings, being majority OF ~ for
the former, leaving 23 members vet to be cho-
sen, viz: Maryland 6; Michigan 3; Mississippi
a; vacancies IN Massachusetts 4 do. Maine 4;
do. Vermont do. Georgia l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Hughes q
Old Northampton.

In Old Northampton the Regularly nomina-
ted ticket has received another powerful blow.
Anthony A. Transue, and Edward J. Seip, the
Voluuleer candidates for County Commission
er and Treasurer, have been elected by major
tiles of between 3 and 500 There was no op-
position for Assembly, and therefore Hugh B.
HineIiue, George Bachman, and RudoIphus
Smith, are elected For Senator the run was
close, and Hickman, the regular ticke. man Is
elected by Wing votes, over his Volunteer op-
ponent, John H. Keller. The following is the
official vote Of the District,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Glorious WING Triumph in Balt-
smOrc.

The annual election FOR Mayor Of the City
of Baltimore, took place on Monday Of last
week. The contest was very animated, and
the vote larger than any which was ever poIled
before in The City. As the Wings had sue
ceeded in carrying the City by 81 majority, al
The election for Delegates 10 The Legislature,
on the 9TH inst, the locos strained every nerve
to reclaim ii--but in spite OF all their efforts
the Wings elected 'heir candidate, Mr.. J. O.
Law, by majority of 335. In 1870, Van Bu-
rem had majority Of 81, over Gen, Harrison.
Now The Wings have carried Baltimore and
mex, year II will give Henry Clay 500 major
iiv
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
The P0eatoe Crop.
liv

We conilnue 10 hear, almost daily, CON-
plants, from our farmers, and others, that their
poiatoe crops have been greatly. and in some
instances almost entirely destroyed. In some
places they were nearly all roren IN The ground;
and in others, where they looked good when
they were dug, many have spoiled since 'hey
were put away. IN this Counly, one half, or
probably two thirds, Of the whole crop have
been spoiled in other Counties, as far as
we have been able TO learn, they have also sus-
tanned great injury. In Northampton, we are
informed, ~herever they were planted in low,
damp ground, Ihey have Turned out the same as
here, but that those on high, Cry ground, are as
good and sound as they were in any previous
year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Zoe Smiths Politics.

In letter written from Nauv0o, we find rha
politics of The great Mormon Prophet, thus de-
fined by himself
am Wing and am Clay man. ! am
made of Clay, and am tending to Clay, and
an gong to rofe for HENRY CLAY; tha!'. rkr
wav feel. But wont interfere with my pe,,-
pie, reIlg.ou>iy TO affect heir vofes, ltorgh
might 10 eec. Clay, for he oughr 10 he rresi-
dent. | have swoin by me eternal g1d'--j'S
no harm to swear by ne gods, became there :
none if there is only one god, there caal la
gods, and lis no harm 10 swear by nohinr.-t
have sworn by The eternal god. lhat | never
will vote for " democrat again and 'u'"0I
to swear my children, putting their HANDS us-
der their thigh. as Abraham swnre Isaac. '44.
they will never vote Democrats iIcks' IN al
their generations. Il is the FNeanr-', iowe'i
party IN all creation. There il lirr-sI1'h' "'
nv people go led away bv she eu2hru'aS term
q" democrat" that they will yo's ne lrcr.nep
ticket. | am a democrat myself. am Wl,h-
ington demncral, jefferson democrat. jack
son democrat, and | voted Tor harrison, ami
am going to roIe for Ciay. The ipco!ocu' a.
M democrats, bu, the meanes'. lowest au- u.u':
tvrannIcaI people IN the world