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Notice.

Notice. s.
The subscriber, would respectfnllytin in
form the Planters Of Sumter District, that
he has just. received few pieces of e
GEORGIA PLAINS,
Which, for stoutness and durability. is uiI.
surpassed hy my thing ever offered in this
market. Call and satisfy YyourseIves of the
fact, ut my store, where GROCERIES
and other goods, will be sold remarkably
cheap for Cash. aiSL. III DINKTNS.
RI Dc 9, 1S46 FsLttsT.6 s@Es4 2,
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For the Banner.
ftfoRioiSAL reErRr.1
SlLOV

ttoaloiSAL psErar.]
f'E lss;t;tS LOVE. 6
o.. cotnsl s!yeit AIuse and breathe upon my Lyre,
And all nY thoughts. tn tenderness inspire. tll
sing Of Love, oh 3theme forever young 81 t.i:
Though Bards uncounted have ite changes rung.
/ sing of Loye, on theme forever dentl
FhoSgt Milkmaids ftefit, nnd tho. Shepherds share
Ennohling Lovel by Gods to mortnls given, s!',9
A blissfni fose,aste Of the joyso Heaven
NrS 'sss sasss Ishss sns
Tho when l;touch that string, my trenhl'nI .yre'
Brea,hes swectcs, notes OF mingled Love and fire.
Mine be nobler theme. lofter range, i3si,As
A lovo that knows nor Jealousy nor chanSe:
Unnnoved by PASSIONS wild and wnywnrd sway,
Doubt cannot chill it, nor cen crime dislnny
And III il loves, when changcfui fortune snirs,
I. worships when tho Jade betral her gules'
A Mothers lovc!, the koiiest. and the best:
How DER our childhood does her watchtu eye,
Mark every u ant and Danish dvery sigh; III
And the soft magic OF Affections art.
Hushcs each. Storm and Gains eac,, ,,lo 'ea1''
Tiers the mild influence of tho kindly de",
That falls at eve unnotced save hy few;
Fosters the growth Of Natures lovely flowers, Z
ANA DER the saftening heart, e1erts her powers
Plucks with judicous caro- the evil growth
Tint would defnce the soil and choke lis worm.
When riper yeutsthe manly l,oaom warr A
Aud add new, beauties 10 the Maiden's form
When they would venture, eager TO possess
Tile Joys to Which expectunce gives new 2cst .
Wlacly size turns tnem from tiic uaLh""e '"S'''
And in true Icolors paints what lies below;
Knows where the Siren, Pleasure. seems TO sail,
OR,a smooth sea and wit!: q fay9rlnE eaie; i.,
Lures with inviting mien tho artlcss Youth,
And wears tho semblance OF Majestic ,lt9th.
TO her red lips fouming goblet pressed,
And bids him hasten 10 par,uke the. Ieast,
He comes, but scarcely has embraced tIc Rlaid,
Ere The skics darkcn and the sunhcuns thie;
Red CLEANS the lightning. thunder muttrrs far,
Loud shrek the winds with angry waves at war;
Help from the false one now in vain he crave,
She piles her pinions,, the tossed hilows leaves,
But leaves her victim 'whclmcd beneath the waves
AMI when with years, capricious Fortune lied,
Still on o Mothers bosom rest tho hcadj
Sweet consolaloni ever there TO find,
Soethes the sad heart and Gains the troubled mind
Shows through the troubled vista of pnst years,
How few The pleasures and how great the cnres;
Points where Religion stands with hand
And bids thee welcome to the better land,
Oh Mother mother! at that holy sound.
Visions 0f Love and beauty throny nroundi
When we forget 10 honur the bright strain,
Angels will chant it, ond:lts worth proclaim.
Sumtervic, Dec. IS, 1876. ,a,..a
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SEER1FF'S SALES.
!, PERSONAL PROPERTY.

+ ,il.7,. .FEKSCNAL Il PROPERTY.
BY VIRTUE OF sUHDRv EXECUTIONS TO ME
s,5s,. DIRECTED,
Will he snld al Sumter Court House, on
the first M"ndny aud day following in
January next, within the legal hours of
Sale, 10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the
f"ll"wing Property. Purchasers 10 pay
for Titles.
Negroes, levied on as the property oi
E'!. Anderson. at The s,iil Of Bank Of Cam.
den ct al. I'm
Negro levied on as the property Of
G. S. {. Deschumrs, at the suit Of The
State. , a,ts ,r. asD$
2 Negroes, levic,l on as tac property Of
l.. L. Dinkins, at the suit Of L. Lynn, e,
al. a
2 Negroes. lcpied on MS The property Of
w. &. Gnerry, III the suit ur Robinson &,
Caldwell.
9 Negroes levied on as The property Of
L. r. Loring. al the suit Of JUS. NJ. Pitts,
ct al. ~
3 Negroes. levied on as the property OF
VIM. f. Mellett, at the suit Of John E}.
Miller. Adm'r. e, al. 4a
3 Negroes, levied on Us the property Of
B. Moody, at the suit Of T.. MulhisOu, el
9 Negroes, levied on as the property of
VIM. Ross. ut The suit of +. J. Cuyhlun,
c, III.
Negro. levied on as the property OF
ilasiimg Jennings, at The suit oi the Bank
OF Camden.
J. l.. Fielder, at the suit Of A, Alex cnzie,
ct nj.
Negro. levied on as the property Of
sI,
Baxter, ct al.
Nrgr". levied on as the property Of
Il. j. llulladay. ~ IT," suil Of Starr e. Will.
ln,ns.
10 Negroes, levied on as The property of
a. Il. Bra!si 'rh, ut the sui, nf the Bank of
til" State "f Soul, Cnr"I,na, rlal.
Negro, levied on as the property of
w. +. Butler, "a, the suil Of j. j. Richard
sou. ri al.
Negro. levied on ns the property of
J. j. Brown, nj lhr suit Of T.. Carson.
Negro, levied on as the property Of
Jos. S. B"ssard. at the suit of the State.
Negro levied On us the property of
w. W. Cnullcl., ut the suit Of J. 3. Tin
dali. ci al.
Negro. levied on as the property Of
Henry Cnssrls, al The suit Of w. Harris,
ctnl.
Negro. levied on rs Tire properly Of
G. J. Carpenter, u. the suit Of b. }. liar.
ris"n, ri al.
Gig. Horse and Harness, levied on as
The property Of e.. W. Fielder. at The suit
ur J. G R"nirh'.
3 Negroes, 2 Horses, Buggy and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, levied on ns
the property Of r. A. Miller. al The suit Of
Darsnn ~ Richardson. Ex'ors.
Negr"rs. ] Cnrringr, Horses. 20
lie"d at Hogs. 25 Shrrp. IS Ilrud Of Cat
tie, Wagons, $50 bushels nf C"rn, Sad
die and Bride, Gun and House and Kit
chen Furniture. levied on Us the property
"f John Il. Spanm. at The suit of the State,
a. N"rIh. e, al. To be sold on Tuesday,
9th January, at defendants residence in
:i"rem"n', except Negroes, Curriage,
Wagons and H"rsrs.
Negro, levied on MS the property Of
Geo. Fricrson, at the suit cr john a. Col.
cIough.
Negro, levied on as the property OF
Snml. J. Tindull, al The suit or Brngdun g.
llarvin.
H"mse and Lot in Sumterville, known
rs Dinkins's Tavern, levied on as the pro-
perry "f l.. Fl. Dinkins, at The suit of w.
+. Richardson. pro. al.
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ANTHONY WHITE. Esq.. (Sumtcrvillr.
=. ca is my authorized Agent, during my
absence from the Slate. s.Is -
"A. e. SPAIN.
1JfSo"'h.Car"Iininn will copy.
Dec. 6. 1876. q Ct W
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MARRlED-On "Wednesday evening,
the, ,,2nd inst, by, the Rev: D. MQ"cen,
Mr.. r.. III. TIsDALE to Miss SARAH F..
daughter, Of Elisha M'Coy,1 Esq, ull Of
This District, .Ia .sfls3. -
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South q arolina- a--sulnter Dist

-, I'm ORDINARY.
Mary McCoy. .vs. Jahn Brown and othi
81. ers.- Summons In Partition. slv.s
Itnppearing To my satisfaction, that Ma
than, Kinscy aud children, defendants, in
the above s,ate,! case, reside ont of The
State: |, is therefore ordered, that they. do
appear, and object 10 The division or sale
"f the Real Es.hte of BurreIl Brown. de-
ceased. on or before the 27tl, day of Esbs
r,inry next. or .!.sir consent will be er,ier.
ri Of record. $
w, LEWIS. @. S. IL.
IN Nov. 9th. 1876: Is 13t
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2 old Neerocssi Horse. Corn. Fodder,
Cotton, Wagon and Cattle, levied on us
tho properly Of Jas. Atkinson, sen'r. de-.
ceased. q. the suit of Levy g. Hughson,
c. Mclean. ct al. KS IS
{. :THos. J. WILDER. s. g. D.
Sheriff's Office. I. ...;. Sc
Dec. IS, 1876. .5Tpife6 Is
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Coa7lKl,issioncr,s Sale,

SOhaAMAASSlOHncr7S SAFE.
Exparle NJ. r. Muplrs.l
ct al. In Eouify.
The minor children nf Sumter District.
Thomas Nipples.
WILL he sold nj Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday in January next, aud, il
not then sold, will be snlL on subseguen,
sale day, abnut
TWENTY-SEVEN NEGROES.
The terms "f snIe are, one half Cash-
The balance on credit nf one year; The
purchaser giving Band and personal sccu.
riiy. with interes, from sale, aud mort.
g"ge Of the Negroes; nr pay up the whole
purchase, and laying for nll necessary ra-
pers. by order "f The Court.
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumierville, Dec. 7, 1916.
4 isd [p s2]
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EstraV.

WILLIAM s. HOYT. ,Is day, tolled be.
fore me "a light BAY HORSE. 10 years
old; appraised ut Twenty-Five DoIlars.-
The owner can have the above Hnrse by
applying to w. s. Hoy., Sum.eryillc, S. c.
aud paying charges.
IT. J. DiNKlNS, Magistrate.
SumtcryilIe, S. G. Oct, 90, 1916. 3 ,f
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'Gt.We are authorized ia an
nounce WiLLIAM: g. BARRETT, Esq.
ss,a Candida,e, for Tax Collector. at the
ensuing Election. S$ .s.s.
Sumiorvi.le, Noy.25. 1876.
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Mooney, Money, Naomey.

John Durant, deceased, are required Ia
make immediate pay meni to the subscriber.
w. LEWIS, O. S. u.
Nov. 9Th. 1916. o 81
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At the same time and plarc,
1a1" a SAW AND GRISTMII.f,
attached To the pInn,uiini,. @s3S

At the shme timr,an,l place,
r AN nFFiCEs. IN SUMTERvILLE,
.stnascd hack of ,fr C,,nr, Ilnmsc. con-
thinning two Rnorns. suitable for dsi.nwytr's
Office; aud the nliicc Furniture, consisting
of Bedding. Chnirs. &c. &c. &c.
" Terms, n,atlr knnwn' IN ihr tlnv nr snlc,
,,i#' SAMUEL WATSON,
= = ExtcuInr.
2 Dec. l6. 1876. II u 81 5sss
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!. SALE OF PaeeDPEii'a,Y. !.

Will he snl,I, on the first siny nf Jnnua-
;ry. lS47, nj The plan,atinn "f the late J"hn
Wn,ss'u. II II the Property there tsitualcd:"f
lhe'relafe "f the sntl Watson, tltccnsr.l,
consisting "f the PLANTATION, q NE
GRDES. CATTLESTOGK. FARMING
an! PLANTING UTENSILS, PRoSiS.
IONS, &c. DC. &r.
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& Smoked Tongues, beef, ,EE1 81
! SO Fulton 1farke tsmoks cd Ton guss. s.larss
lO0: lbs.s Smoked Beef 4.:S s.g.
90 2lbs:j Doiogn tsansa ge I /, 81
ts Picklrd Beef aG,l Park ,s.5 as
u u kitts Salmon Ind M acksrat &
8. For saie by DIGKSoN g. IsATTA.
Camden, EdY. g, I3afi Z.
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sum,ervillc, Dec. IS, lsa6.
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Saddles, Brides, &c.
A good assortment of Saddles, Brides,
Mar.ngaIes, Wagon and Riding Whips,
fur sale law by NJ. DRUCKER & CO.
Camden. Nov. 3, IS46.
Congress and Pavilion Water
20 Dozen Congress Water. pints
10 quarts
l5 quarts
Fcrsale by. DICKSON &LATTA. u
Camden, Nov. 6. 1916.
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copy Of the Herald any Of the places where it IL left
for SALE unless the application made very after
disappeared and tho call for more" louder and more
urgent than that Of oliver Twist, which 30 much
the parish posaC 70 inc ICONS
ing occ under new administration. Tho number Of
applicants for chance to look over the shoulders Of
entccn full grown Yankees, venture to say, was much
larger than the number who will volunteer In this city to
march 10 the Rio orande assist in chastsing those
solent Mexicans who have the audscity to make
upon tho United sntes Of North America.
!" Is an Ill wind that blows no good to any body"
% truth a ms' bS the
crease which the war has already brought to their
business. If our troops do but mako as vigorous
charge upon the enemy as the newsboys do upon
the public with their extras the victory will be ours
without doubt 1t IL amusing to witness the real and
rent iitera Of tho day Don ouixoe himself was not
brave in ayenging the wrongs of unfortunate ladies'
than these urchins in seeking to kndc the fires Of
patriotism by disseminating the news from the army Of
There has been panic here in the stock market, as
well a. in other Cities though prices rallied little yes
The insurance companies have givon notice Of their
intention to have the war clause inserted in all future
policies This notice led to the call Of meeting Of
chants ct the Exchange yesterday afternoon, but what
way day before yesterday, to the amount Of $1,000 and
brought to this city and funeral services performed
them Monday next He had many friends and highly
respectable connections in this State His wife IL the
Of the most pious and respected cIcgymcn in the
Commonwealth. II Is probable that large number will
shed tear Of sympathy with his friends Al the unhappy
manner in which his life was terminated
Mp Willis Is said to be in our city, stopping with his
father who good pous deacon In Of the orthodox
churches, and was lstsly publisher Of the Boston Re
cordsr.
Folsom has arrived in town, and doubtless prepared 10
snlightsn the people, - in days gone By.
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common brotherhood ana 6llowship-there is differ
ence here in various religious dsncmnations. We
all pay it our marked devotion. and owe TO our
souls salvation With such ssntimsnts1 rseiee In the
existence Of the American Bible Society; rejoice In Its
ssvs hi. Society is perssp. to meet you sssn
distinguished Roman patriot ssso prpstas = Flourish
Mr. MfLsASx, theological student from Indiana, So
conded the resolution with very appropriate and
ieeng remarks He said that for the nrs time IN nis
ne had to claim the honor of being oun1 present at
z reiigouSanniversary in New York; and coming but
recently from remote portion Of the country he might
resolution which he undsrsiood was or he could not
read himself being blind Be the general circulation
Of the Bible among all .snhndn romch proposition
prayers for through IL fundamentally and dispense
lions. how much Of good has been already effected.
aid feel peculiar pleasure in being permitted at this
time, to address the Society aud sudencs before me-
Ny Young friend from Washington has taken nom me
bly, an degree Il Il. cl sn 81 hs
proceeding I welcome him among u.s. and we will not
The Rev DR.. then read the resolutions ss follows:
Resolved, That from the destituton Of the sacred
Scriptures which still found to exist in al our State.
population Is the conviction Of this Society, that
there should great enlargement in its home opera
sons s.s not ss than Bibles and
ments and 1000 copies Of the same the succeeding
year.
members and agents of the Society, be invited and
treated to cooperate with the Parent Board in carrying
tho proposed needful into effect In systematic
by these resolutions and by the important crisis of
religious affairs, we are called upon for extraordinary
cxcrion. In 1896, b. similar cxcrtiou a. the one now
required We issued and circulated half million Of BIZ
bles Still the most alarming desution 10 yet existing,
and reported to Us every year. need hardly refer 70
psE 3ons Of our land. Why sir in old Massschusetts
esses whose patriotism and genius, and glorious
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Thorn nesd further mssonsry cid. The aggregate Of
sons baptsed and churches heretofore aided enabled
support tbs gospel independently Of missionary funds
BY adding t. the statistics Of the past year those ofPro
formation Of the society its missionaries have, jointly,
baptized lSle pcrsens organized 5o4 churches and or
acs Of tho year with those Of the previous year. shows
the following diferenccs7 missionaries employed la
stations supplied ia napt'ns and churches s rendered
IL ministers ordained, and S2s47 90
less receipts than in ls45.
motion made 10 accept the report upon which
the Rev Mr. Tucker, of Wisconsin. addressed tho meet
concur, with great pleasure Mr. President in the mo-
ton nccept the report just read self receive great
support from this society the missionary labors that
have undertaken in the far West man can calculate
will be able know this world the value of this
ciey II its efforts 70 diuse the light Of arc
crippled the eternal interests Of those who in the far
West sigh for the minstraon Of the gospel will be
jeopardizcd and the Of religion will be pros
tracd the dust The West should deeply interest those
dwelling. in this section Of the country. swarms Of
human beings crowding into the territory Of
wisconsin, like the waves OF the mighty lake that
wash is shores Crowds emigratng to the
in that great valley The Of sin s endeavorng to
erect his empire there There are twenty-five thousand
Catholics in the single territory o. wi.cons,n There
territory In the single city Of Detroit $4,000 Of dona-
tons from Europe have bcen expended IN extending the
influence Of the Of ain. The foundation OF church
was laid in that city time since, which is to cost
$4,000. The most extraordinary pomp and ceremony
Tss used on the occasion Of laying the foundation stone
the ceremony from all quarters in the vicinity OF Detroit
was mile in length The foundation Of another church
and the procession that attended was two miles in length
Canon was fired the occasion and the foundation
establishing schools and colleges in the West The
Jesuiu are extending their influence over the minds Of
the people The Jesuits undsrsand human nature, o
does their father the man who deceived rst parents
70 sn,Oy u saliy rchly) Owing y The psriinsciS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

The subscriber, having purchased the inter.
es of VIM Schlaugh in The above establish,
men,, takes this method 10 inform the public
generally, and Milers and Farmers especial
", that be has removed TO the large and con
yanient
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
WORMS CAUSE DEATH.

Thousands upon thousands have gone down to
graves from Marasmus, wasting away of the
body, Epilepsy, Fits, st Wins Dance, Locked
Jaw, Apoplexy, Mania, Dropsy in the Head, Pal
sy, Consumption Pleurisy, Dysentery, Convul.
sions, and many other supposed apparent diseases;
and many have suffered for years and years, and
have been doctored for some imaginary complaint
without the least relief; and others are still suffer
ing, when all the trouble arises from worms, and
worms alone, which are entirely overlooked, and
when the proper treatment would have saved their
lives. and restored them to health. Every obser-
want mother cannot but and admit the truth ;
but still many physicians shut their eyes to that
alilmpoitant cause of disease.
Persons of all ages and sexes, from the tender
infant at the breast to old age, all liable TO be
afflicted with worms. Many person has suffered
his whole life from them, aud never suspected it.
Different kinds OF worms inhabit different parts of
the body but long dissertation on their particu-
lar locality, origin,&c. is superhuous and unneces-
sary, so long as proper. safe and certain remedy
is at hand. That is all the public wants or cares
for. The sale of over two millions of boxes of
Sherman's Worm Lozenges in less than five wears,
places their reputation far above all other worm
medicines.
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Worms Kill Thousands.

CHILDREN are most subject to them, but per-
sons of all ages liable to be afflicted with
them Bad breath, paleness about the lips, flush
ed cheeks, picking at the nose, wasting away,
eanness, pain in the bowels, joints or limbs, dis
turbed sleep, frightful dreams. moaning and some
times voracious appetite, are among the symp-
toms of worms. Many doctored for months
for some other imaginary disease, when one box
of Sherman's Worm Lozenges would effect cu,e.
Dr. Ryan. corner of Prince street and the Bowery,
cured man Of worms that was reduced to a skel-
eton, and by only one box of Sherman's Lozenges
he is now as fat an alderman. The Hon ,B
b. Beardsley has saved the life of one ofhis chill
dren by them. The sale of over 1000, 900 of boxes
has fully tested them. They are the only infalli-
bic worm destroying medicine known. What
family will be without theml
Consumption, Coughs, Colds Whooping Coughs,
Asthma, and all affections Of the lungs will find
healing value in Sherman's Cough Lozenges. -
They saved the Rev. Richard De Forrest, the
Rev. Mr. Streeter, Jonathan Howarth, ESQ, and
that worthy old hero, Leonard Rogers. from the
consumptive's grave. They cured in one day, the
Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, the Rev. Mr. Handbook VIM
III. Attree, Esq, of distressing coughs They are
the pleasantest cough medicine and cure the soon
est of any known remedy.
Headache, Sea sickness and Palpilation re-
leved in from five to ten minutes by Shernan's
CamPhor Lozenges. Persons attending crowded
rooms travelling will find them to iInpart buoy
ancy of spilits and renew their energies.
JOB WORK
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Hee witt, Brothers !k EHagerty.

IIdFe OF lad AeSV, ,UJW Ieet HemIOck and
White and Yellow Pine Boards and Siding. a,
their Lumber establishments in Lords Valley.
ID miles from Dinsman's Bridge, which thew
will sell cheap for Grain, Straw, and Iron. and
Will not refuse 10 take current money or Pork
We respectfully solicii a share of public pa.
rondge.
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Foundry and Machine Shop,

in the rear of John Boys Store, and would be
thankful for amy patronage extended towards
him, and respectfully announces that he is
prepared TO execute all orders in his line Of
business in the best manner and with despatch
uo uilI yy,opuf,cturo
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, trading under the firm Of Hay,
den & Schlaugh, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having de-
mands against said firm, will present them to
Samuel Hayden, for settlement; and all who
are indebted thereto, requested To make i'm
mediate payment TO him. he being authorized
10 receive the same.
SAMUEL HAYDEN,
WILLIAM SCHLAUGH.
N. B-The business will be continued by
he subscriber in the new building in the rear
of John Boys Store. who respectfully solicils
continuance of public patronage.
SAMUEL HAYDEN
March 6, ls45.