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The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

From much severe suffering Of myself and others
of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gums,
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, | was induced
to give it trial, after which my family used it. and
rejoice to say that it did perform thorough and
effectual cure for ALL and the best article that
ever knew Of. | would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering. JESSE MOORE.
w. Wheeler.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

TNEyER AND AGUE POWDERS, which are
acknowledged to be successful cure for the
Fever and Ague, may be had of Weatherbee and
Bates, Druggists, opposite the buildings Should
they fail in any case if properly administered the
money will be returned.
Jnlv 3O--eodlm.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.--I will sell
v on reasonable terms all or part Of Lots Nos.
and g. in Square No. 247, fronting 100 feet on l4th
streat west and l60 feet street nort 1.-THE burnt
Cottage) containing about $1,000 square feet Of
ground. The title indisputable and unincumbered.
REBECCA X. BILLING,
E street. between 9th and 10th sts
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11
A LEX A N D RIA

Received per schr. Forest King, from Charleston
and for sale by LAMBERT & MCKENZIE.
june l9-f
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Certificates Of Ladies and Gentlemen o
PHILADELPHIA.

Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in conse-
quence Of the acid of paint used in colorng prints
my teeth became very much injured, giving excru-
catng pain at intervals, for between two and three
years. Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash was used,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certificate
form, send, that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAYLOR.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

A FIGHT took place last Saturday night
One individual was shot and stabbed. Two
young men were arrested, on Monday and
cleared, Of the charge of shooting and stabbing,
but were detained on another charge of keep
ing house of ifame.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

My daughter has used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication Of the gums, and sweet
ening Of the mouth. have no hesitation in recon-
mending the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth have ever seen.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11
AGENTS WANTED.

A FEW MEN of the proper qualifications, can
II find usefnl and profitable employment, in
circulating a valuable work, designed to illustrate
Bible Geography, for the use of Sunday Schools
Apply at this Office. st june so-u
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11
ROBERT E. JOHNSTON.

For number Of years my Teeth and Gums were
SO much out Of order as TO prevent me from eating
with pleasure, and caused me much pain. Having
heard Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, do
certify that tried small bottle of it, and in less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound
and good. believe that the use Of it would be an
advantage to many others. j. BRAZER
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

STABBIra. An affray took place at gam
bling house at Cumberland Md. on Tuesday
evening in which one Of the parties was stab
bed dangerously. af sdlr
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Certificates Of Members Of The Philadelphi
Bar.

Having used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wasf
and powder, have found them to possess cleansing
and purifying properties, and while they whiten ant
beautfy the Teeth, they have beneficial effect up
on the gums by imparting to them free and health
fu action. F. A. RAYNOLD.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

| have used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash
and its effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
to me high opinion Of its merits. cheerfuly re.
commend it to the general use.
III. R. KNEASS.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-11

Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
soreness of the gums and effectually stopped bleed
ing of the gums, deem it debt of gratitude for
the relief which afforded me, and duty owed to
my fellow beings, to say, that it is my firm convc-
ton, that those who will use Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash, for the teeth and gums, will find that
il is an important article.
THOMAS MnCIIRnV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-07
correspondence Of The n. Y. Express,
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN DIEGO, January %, 1S46.
We are expecting every hour TO hear OF a war
between this country and the United States, in
which event this people are determined to fleece
the Americans. California never in worse
state than at present. Pho Pico continues Govern
or, and is still quartering at Los Angeles. Castro
Is COmGnddntc General Of the NORTH and is actual.
ly governor Of that part of the coast-the civil and
military powers are at open war.
1t is expected that Castro will come down with a
force and depose the Governor if possible but of
which there is considerable doubt, as Pico has a
strong party to support him, and the foreigners have
declared in his favor The Provincial .4SSembly
commences shortly, 'ohen is The intention 10 declare
California independent Of .Nerico. The best thing
that can be done. provided it can be maintained
All the missions are either sold or rented But lit
tie rain has yet fallen and the prospect is that
one half of the cattle will die for the want of pas
turage
The barque Moscow, Capt. Phelps, from Boston,
arrived here last evening. The ship Admittance
leaves this port in three days for the United States,
and the ship California will follow in ten days.
These vessels take the las: cargoes that will be ex-
ported from this country for some time to come.
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tillery at Matamoras, which may be called servicea
bic. The Americans had IL field pieces, besides
four lS Founders before mentioned.
The troops are well supplied with fresh provis-
ions, chiefly by the Mexicans themselves. Citizens
Of the country are allowed to come and go undis-
turbcd, and TO traffic at their pleasure. Partially
by their fears of the Americans, but more by the
threats Of the Mexican officers, the inhabitants on
this side the river have very generally been nduc-
ed to cross over to the other side. The Mexicans
have it in their power to concentrate large num-
Der of men at Maamoras, but they ought by no
means to be called soldiers They have neither the
equipments, the discipline, nor the moral force OF
well organized troops.
We have reports that Gen. Taylor has put check
TO the assertions from his ranks by shooting ten OF
twelve men who were in the act Of crossing the
river.
1t has been mentioned to us that Gen. Worth is
on his way TO this port, in the iron steamer Hunter
The u. S. brig Lawrence and the schooner Flirt
lying off Brazos Santiago, had been compelled tC
put to sea by a gale of wind and they had not re
turned on the 10th inst.
NJ Orleans Pic. 2lst at.
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he subscribers having been appointed by Honorable Pro.
bote Court Tor the District Of Washington,
to eceve eNamne aud adjust all claims and demands Of oil
persons against NE cstpe of Robert McEroy, late of Mdd
SEX IN said district deceased represented nsovent and the
term OF six months from the goth day of March, 1896 being
lowed by sad Court to the creditors of said deceased
hbt ana prove their respective claims before uDo give
cc, that we viii attend tho duties Of appointment at
ne dwelling house of Widow Polly McElroy, in Mddoscx
one O'Clock afternoon each Of said days.
F FSUGT G. L NidTois Commissioners.
Mddesex, April 9Th, 1896 eo.3,v
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TERMS FOR VOLUME TWO.

Cash IN advance, and all orders TO be post paid
Volume two will be commenced as soon as ZOO
subscribers are obtained
Volume ], bound in paper covers, will be fur
nished at 81 per copy, free of postage; or a copy
Will be given to any person who will send us three
responsible subscribers for the Waterman g. Jour
nal,
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DIED.

In this village Sunday April &c. George F. of George and
Lucy Ann G. Riker, aged years and II months. wv
ton, aged 81 yenrs. " 'ns-
In Cabot April 18TH Fifeld yord in the s4th yea oc hi;
age io was born in Exeter N H. In his 18th he wen,
INTO the army of the Revolution n father
Thomns yod, in which capacity he served one year when L
separated from his father at Tconderoga and TO West
ROM, and served Of tho life guard Of Arnold till Inn,
traitor deserted and afterwards remained the army lin bs
close OF the Revolution While there's he Arnold nhunnn
beat sick soldier with his for tho great offence of moi
being able to remove stone from the PATH in which Arnold wns
wRng with such severity to break end md
shoulders he then threw the pieces into ditch upon rl
1d secured tho head of the cane and used ii his owr
sRt while he lived. He Lieutenant in last war n,
cmigatcd to Cabot in its early settlement where he lived far IS
years previous to his DEATH lie lived and died much
as husband parent iend and that nobles of Gods works
an honest man," Printers in NJ " and N H. please notice
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From the correspondence of the Ncw-York Tribune.
FROM THE RIO DEL NORTE.

NEw-ORLEANs, April goth, 1916.
Capt Taylor, of the schooner w. G. Preston Is
days from Matamoros, just arrived in port, states
that Gen. Ampuda arrived at Matamoros on the
2eth ult. from Monterey with 5000 troops. Gen.
Taylor was encamped on the opposite side of the
river from Matamoros and had full command of the
two Ferries Of the Mexicans, and had not removed
from his first position, as was reported by the l..
II. Hitchcock, at Galveston, some days since. The
Mexican force at Matamoros numbered about 1000
troops, as 1t was the general belief of the officers
at that place, and of the Mexican inhabitants gen.
orally, that all the difficulties between the two Gov
ernments had been amicably settled
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:. rokER'-A man painted black, and otherwise
disguised, attempted to rob woman residing near
Bealsvllle, Monroe county, Ohio. She had sold a
horse for S75, which fact the villain knew. He
demanded the whole amount. She gave him some
bank notes, and desired that he would count them.
AS he stopped TO do so, she struck him over the
head with heavy poker and then alarmed the
neghborhood In a few minutes the man was
found dead. So says the Belmont Chronicle.
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For the Waterman Sc Journal
THE FAMILY VISITOR

Tn INV last nrn,bar - th NJ ~ ~ ".
informed that fnr Tho ,Iant Sc "'l'iS isi'ol Has
of snbscrbor ,ho @u' VI u suiilcieIt nuinUer
con,rnepcod. and III 'oiu'io "ouiu hot ov =
al an, SON., 70 bno.;.n 'Tu, coIIespohuent ID.
devoted almost ovoL,, -. nc e 'tete Vi 'elh'on''
horticultural nonor sn;,oj " iui'lllg we want an
ard nort;clr 'n s'''.u " ou! own climate, Sol,
t,roI sooio,i 49, az ''ii' 'h'e' "hen agricui-
aost ~ th ,'. neeii ana are Delng formed III
is nat roc. ~, 'liJ Htate, 10 near that therS
nnblico+;on - 49, Ta.i iott iol tHe prosperity ana
ao;nr ho,,o - "'nii{ isnor, Is truiy dlscour-
Vieifor mil , 49, 9I1eOi loei W mn MohuIy
which baro i;oo "as pupished IN vermont since
onr;nri,r.o o'9 W IT. paper devoted to
snstoned Sbou ,hn ea ,nos' oeIIaliy shoula oe
80 ,La; ~ ;t VIZ ioiinelS Ill Vermont oe Dilhd
oJ w. w, g ana tie interests OF inc state,
,,on,se ond a1I9 a., 81. '''Gii "e0u-S'gDN "cVS
,ndnoY Gov , Sul olute mas oeeh ui9lhed OF
West f1r voars ioi noul we nave Pslo 10 tle
elm NJ tbo $50 hear tie amount OF our wool
had been oivnn s ', - suitable encouragement
premiums bv aorcnlturol soc;ntIos ,iolv, ~
interest walked nn in tho 81 sei'ela
the noonle H. 1,o minus vi our FARMERS ana
s, P pf geneiuy upon TINS SUBJECT tins vast
We want nane7 chat sboII ,"ao ~ ~ w. Sr
upon this subject Wheat can be raised on our
vermont nils, and enough to supply the whole
Agricultural Socot,, hoa o,ao suoJGct Oil Hea,e
| fully concur. Massachusetts has received meal
culable benefit from such an organization. in i'm
proving her stock, her horses, swine and Sheep and
And ap ,mio ner people zeal Tor improvement
cessary to urge. on these improvements Men Of
all classes, and from all parts of the State are en-
g SO TO spread the interest know we are dis
ments on that b" sha some
don our interests and let our Young men, as soon
as they become of age, for the want of proper in
erest on our part, leave the free hills of Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-07
BOSTON MARKET-MoNpAy. Nav A

ProvsonsSale of 90 bbi prime Pork al SID; 20 do oo
SOL 80 do Beef $685. $50 kegs Lard, l2c so bills
Eastern Beef ST. so, mos so do Boston do 40 cash.
Flourhe from England have given little more firm
moss to the Market but prices remain about the same sales
900 bbls Geneseo at s..
ALBANY May give hear of nothing doing in Flour to-day
holders ask 81 "a.
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In Berlin April GOTH by Rev. John Perkins Mr. Leonard Iove
land 70 Miss Catherine Richardson, both of n.
In Weathersfeh, April 90, by w Newell ESQ.,. Mr. Ansor
Preston, of Middest X, to Mrs. Ruth Matthews, of w.
n Cabot April -, by r. S. Haynes, Mr. Hubbard W. Luce
Of Montpelier, to Miss Harriet @. Ray, of Cabot.
In Peachom, April 29th by Rev. d. Merrill Mr. Joshua Csl
lan OF stark County, Ill., to Miss Ann Eliza Way Peachom
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BUFFALO. March %, l846.
Observation-Disclosures Prospscts--An attempted
Ldunch-Ben Barton.

BUFFALO. March ~, 1870.
Observation-Disclosures hrosyecfs--An attempted
Launch-Ben Barton
The prospect OF resumption OF lake navigation
10 by no means fatering. Capt Whitaker, of the
steamer United States, left port last Friday morn :
ing, and is now, Sunday p. M about eiRh
miles up snug in the ice and is probably having coo
time Of it, His passengers will have lack Of ice Tor
their sherry -shoemakers All interested In lake cem
are making great for the ensuing sea
old crafts furbishiDg and the addition OF
will be very large Five steamboats,, OF the largest
ca., and seven new propeller val ns out early 10 the
y OF wheat waiting shipment along the shores OF the
lakes enormous being counted BY millions OF bushels
Our winter has been unusually dull % far - bus
concerned but there has been no cessation OF balls
and parties and goody share Of sleighing has added
to the winters hilarity.
Yesterd was fixed upon for the launch of the pro.
peer California, Che hrst this spring hsrs) but when
the hour arrived she would move and the
builders cosxed the mora she wouldn't co. the two
OF three thousand who como dcwn 10 welcome
Captain Ben Barton afost for the first time
compelled to 20 home deprived Of that pleasure But
Ben Is one Of the bohoys, and nothing dauntsd made
an early start this morning. and a. the bells were ring
ing for church, of she started Ia direct line for the
Bethel You know the book ssys that "Bsnsminb mess
was five times greater than his brethren and they
and drank with him, and we're merry" We did this lat
ter with our Ben Yesterday, and he has portion
with his deserts his luck will be fully equsl
to his namssake Of old though don't know he
sailed screw" Ben is possessed Of oil the attributes
TO all and fair sex. would tell
you his noble and successful effort the ch lid Of
emigIant who fell into the Lake few years ago but
sis modesty prevents me ask curly ~ the A:ior;
winnings.
Two more propelers, and the iron revenue steamer
"Dalias," are to be launched this week. Az anything
worth while occurs, during the season, you shall bear
from me.
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coKNRR OF JOHN STREET

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From ke Evening Post.
SPECIMENS 81 KiNO's unapproschable WRBENA
SCRfxM FOH SHAVING = This article, 1niysssfly
pr lid nv those de trial OF IL. lsn tcek the nst
N Of The Fef Isdeed fully conceded ~
thoss who know Impossible u manufacture an si
Fl. equal to il II sosuiuE 70 the skin fragrant % he
than the old osvs AL therefore, who vosd eoasalt eeono
y and comfort shaving, should possess hemseivss IT.
from the New York Gazeue-Tbs New 6osp.-w. speai
from erpsenee s.d speak fren The more proiessona
inowejse OF bepsfstor and friend James Grant NO
street wis ahead Of any thing yet oo I'd
our 10 this modern Improvement u rot enly
an moirnt ba Is son-,hag more In short, We believe
From The Eysn,ng Mirror Riggs Verbena Cream, we
know by the best kind OF shaving soap and
those troublesome boards, should not be
w,thsot IL has prueratinG way Of ~ oyu ans seifen
he hardest beard - 70 cudef s operation Of
shsving perfectly Mr. RsnE has lately taken the ossI
Of pr Minor At the corner q Brcsawsy sno 1onn s!ss'
K,ass Cough Candy winch said TO be pleasant and eer
tam Gu foo hal uoublesome CINNAMON 80.
From the sunday spaIch-Everv mas mo snaSe nnsen
sbould procuts hingb Verbena Cream 10 an exquisite
article sng the beard and dlay!ng all irritation o. the
becomes absoiute pleasure instead Of an an
uoyaaes, use the razor -
der rr TOR use Of C. kils" Prepared ard for
sAe' ~h''e'Ae ANU ''''''' T. II. HING, Druggist,
100 Brosdw ", C rner Of John street
Successor Dr. VIM H. Minor.
~ B-Merehans are particularly requested TO call ara ex
this article Prepared a. 70
pearance and price cnouot be 1.-THE ssnco rsw
Haeh Tar exceeding thing Of the pno oeao'e INC pao
ms lns*f
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
GALV ANIC Rim G S


THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises en-
4 rsy .s:s and novel application o. s mysE,ops power
dspsa.;d Win. ana he power spilled equally
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used in with the Rings and their ed6esteps
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causing Of the influence at the seat Of
GHEsTs ii
PLASTERS.
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March lst-sunday -Alhough the Arst day Of spring,
plenty Of snow and Ice 10 the streets
March 3Arrval Of the Toronto with four days later
news from Europe
March = Grea, meeting of the democracy at Tam
many Hall. TO prepare for the charter election.
March -Consec alton of Grace Church. Death Of
Gen Van Ness, Of Warrington.
March ll-Arrival of the Liverpool and Zurich
Also, Of the Sunbeam at Boston. Murder Of the Van
Ness family, at Auburn. Arrest Of Freeman the sup
posed murderer
March 10 Great Speech of Mr. Calhoun, In the Sen.
ate. on the twelve months notice.
March list Patricks day celebrated by professions
Of the various Irish Societies in tho city and by dinners
in the evening
March ls.-News arriving Of great freshsts in Penn.
sylvania, and the western part of this State
March l0.--Arrival Of the Hibsrnia In Boston, with
news from Europe. Great battle la India Great
Debate in the British Parliament the Corn Laws.
Little bluster in the English papers in regard to the
Presidents refusal TO arbitrate.
March 20 Tho Canadian Parliament begun It's SEES
sion Speech of the Governor. General
March 24-The splendid packet ship Henry Clay Cap.
tsin Nye, went ashore about IL o'clock night on
Squan Beach, and six lives lost Commencement Of the
trial Of Albert j. TrreI in Boston for the murder Of
Maria Bickford. Singular defence Of somnamhulism.
The President sent 10 the Senate message IN regard
TO the necessity Of increase in naval aud military
ioces Commotion among the bulls and bears Of Wall
street Talk about
March 2s-Verdict of " not guilty in the case Of AL.
bert J Tirrell Great indig naiion thersst
March 30 Debate in he Senate the Oregon ques.
ton: Speech Of Mr.; Webster. Preparations in New
York for the spring election.
March 81. Speech OF MIR Cas- on the Oregon cues
ton. Fire at the Astor and Howard houses.
The month disappeared in cloud Of dust.
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

AlLANllC Will T. LEAD.
TINE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY havin
completed THAR Works. ready execute orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almos'
that be wanted The Company have spared
in tho erecucn Of the Works which woed tend
the least degree, to the Improvement OF the Lead having
svasd Themselves Of every modern improvement for thai
purpose. .
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
ent sold market that By far the greater proportion
;cld a such has bssa and ,s g greatly asass With
White Lead AID IN itself possessing no viTsas Of .sy pig
parent and f:e havss nehag but ts sgse6e weigh. to
t. the Trusrres q The Atlantic White Lead Com
have pssssS the folowiUE resolution viz
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
% strictly ssnuiae article and perfectly free from
adultrrsfion Whatever which the Company will warrant
such TO all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, may bs well sssurpd that de-
pendence be placed the purity OF pound Of White
Load and sold BY the Company which
will only tend TO the greater durability Of the Faint hui
will be found much economical in IN the
most description Of painting owing the body
covering quality n pcssesses thereby far better finish
with thar the aduterated White Faint would with
three, Of which every painter will hear witness.
1 Company also manufacture Red Lead and Litbarge an
have for sale Of Paints Ground OIL Verdgris
Black PAINT yellow 0ehrs. spaaih Brown. Pars Green.
Having appointed GENERAL Agents for the Company. all
WIVES POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
~ 2msr ~ Pearl street. corner Of Beekman street
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sxp EXTRA EARLY PEAs-The subscriber have re-
eiyed and Offer for sale their sanas supply q
viz: Warwick, Csdonulli Nimb!e Dick Scmetar Mach
less Marrow, Victoria Marrow Woodfords Green Marrow
sugar Losf and Q. H:sr CssSsGs; R,Si.h:n LETTUCE
afew bushels spring Wheat early ash eaysd Kidney Pota
Of largest collections Of Annual Biennial and Pc
renna Flower Seeds with general assortment Of green house
Plants. fancy stands, &c.
BOuque composed Of the delicate and fragrant dow
MA iw-r DUNLAP 4 THOMSON sp Broadway
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To The Tea, Coffee and sugor Trade, 3't.-Eco"'
mtas, Families, Hotei Keepers, &c.
y. 3. SCOTT Il CO.,

NO. rs Ndssaw street. corner Of John,
HAVING .a hasea the lot Of The new seasons Tea,
and rreiy obtained n who esse retail large vsrs
Of Ge.n end black Teas o the beat quality only inelu
ii the old fashioned Sonchong aud English Breakfast
suh used Re imported years Tbs stock Of
th~ finest quality.
j. 5. SCOTT co. are also applied with stock of fresh
Glasgow Spced Hams: Old ~ rsh Cheeses
variety and fiavor
All oe bought will be- delivered within Ave miles Of the
city Zee Of And ali from the ccuutry with
cloed ienifnces will the honorable dalinx II
''''.'' J. s. stoTr co. 70 N,s.sus.,
m30 Im m John g.