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c,Anps,u sARsAPARuLA. in quart bottles, for tho

= removal and permanent Of all diseases arising
nis or Kns Evil Rheumatsm Obstinate Catsneous EruptiOn
rinpis. B0shs. Bile. Chronic
Bones and joints. Ules syphie symptoms.
A.eis. Dopy mprudsas Liz. Also Chronic
day the extending approved high
searching from the root that has
disease swollen glands. contracted
oa. has been restored to health and ygor The sFoaoas
made whole Hundreds OF who grosn
chronic and many other complaints sPngng from
81 n e h ss 81 disease anS have
ted gladly testify to the efficacy of this nesmabe
following Col Samuel Taylor gentleman
States and lately appointed consul New snads
self to the attention Of all
NV YoHK January T. Isis
Mssss Gentlemen; Having used and witness
ed the effects of excellent preparation of saIsapsra
Texas Mexico feel much pleasure stating
acted charm removing speedily til. enevaied
state OF the system and exciting in the most agreeable manner
Your sarsaa highly approved and extensively by
past years using it. and
he he m s at the
In conclusion would that better is known the
tues VIII make generally known throughout the length and
Yours very respectfully, s g; TAYLOR,
u. s. Consul to New Granada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
Nrw YoRK, Feb. IT, Is4s
Mesrs Having suffered with
the during which
mo distinguished and
without receiving permanent benefit but all the time
applications used
thought efficient FOR producing but confident the
deporabe situation the aryngis being accompanied with
phhs difficulty breathing would have termi
life had obtained relief through the medium Of
invaluable sarsapaTa must gentlemen when commenced
using the sarsapr did not place much confidence in its virtue
than fifty different remedies during the four without
but after taking sasapara few weeks
obliged yield evidence This marvellous specific
only relieved hut cured and therefore think duty
gentlemen the benefit suffering humanity you this
Yours very truly, D. PARENT
Consulate o France in the United
signature acknowledged in
presence by Mr. ID. Parent true.
For the Consul General Of France
l.. BORG, Vice Consul
following interesting presented the
its careful peusa Comment such evidence is
New YoRk April IS, isa7
Messrs SANDS Gentlemen: Having long been afflicted with
prescribed, concluded about
months since to make of saIsapara have the
pleasure informing that its effects have been attended with
the hsPpiest results restoring health and induced
those desiring further information will personally the
dcula of and the effects of this invaluable medicine
calling at 2S5 Bowery, New York.
Yours respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH
This certfss that Miss Janet Mcintosh is known member
ofhe church. in good standing and worthy Of confidence
J. s, SPENCER,
Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn
Prepared sod wholesale retail by A b. and
druggists Fulton William
York Sold by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
For sale Washington CITY, by Paterson Of 9th
street and Also by Charles Sto
It'll street and Pennsy lvania Oct 25 dtFeb rs
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"Taylors success would be greater blow TO his sup
porters than his defeat" This said few days ago
by an anti Taylor wing in New Haven, Connecticut
and how faithfully true the remark His success
defeati And why Because he avows no principles
possesses quaifcatonssn not ultra whig but who
said he would mot withdraw whether Mr. Clay was
nominated not" This is hy his success would prove
positively disastrous to the true whg party than
his defeat,
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Reasons addressed to enlightened people to show ,h,
this great republic. Hear them, and then pofe for him

Reasons addressed an enlightened people to shoo ,
Gen. Taylor should Be elected tie Chi Magistrate q
TINS great republic Hear them and then Uofe for him
From the Albany Argus
Why's and Whereforcs.
'Why do .ohigs oppose General Taylor ," naivey asks
the Auburn Daily Advertiser, a Taylor wing print
Because such nomination "was not fit to be made, >
says the great Daniel;
Because General Taylor military man, and mill
fary man merely" says the same high authority;
Because General Taylor has had no training in ciul
afSirs;"
ture under the constitution of his country"
Because sit cise nor discreet TO 90 to the ary
for the selection of candidate for the presidency;
Because sit is the first instance in history in which
any man OF mere military character has been proposed for
Because sit is without precedent or justification from
anything in our previous history continues the great Ex
Because .his whole course of conduct is insulting to
the wing party" says John Minor Bolts;
Because che is not yhig candidates" and because,
tain, inevitable, and disgraee defeat" adds Mr. Bolts
Because "no man can say, for knops, what
Gen. Tayors views are on solitary political principle"
because Gen Taylor '.has, neither by precept nor by
practice given to the world the least evdsnee Of even an
questions which agitate the Union;"
Because 'sce knoto not Gen. Taors ueics ON a single
question of public utility;" and
amounts to nothing at all" continues Mr. Hall;
Because 'Gen. Taylor has claim upon the phig
party--upon Its support or countenance said the Clay
wings in mass meeting at vauxha Garden, New York !;
Because, in his Lppard letter. General Taylor declared
that he not party candidate after his nomination
in Philadelphia In his Charleston News letter, that he
,0oud haze accepted the nomination Of the Baltimore Con-
vsntion the terms he did the Philadelphia nom
nation In his letter the Charleston Taylor and Butler
Democrats that he sonked at the proposed reputation Of
Mr. Fillmore, his co nominee In his Richmond Repub-
lican letter. that he avowed his determination to run
whoever might be the nominee of the whg or democratic
national conventionsrespond the WINGS MIscELLANE-
oUsLY.
These are some OF the "whys and wherefores" which
the Auburn Daily Advertiser will find sprinkling the
wing journals all the country, by merely looking
find it much easier matter to collae than to answer
them satisfactorily They at its service, if it chooses
to enter on the task ID
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NOR UPPER CALIFORNIA

EOR UPPER CALIFORNIA.--The well known New
YORK and HAVE Packetshp Syie de Grasse, Captain
kich VIII be despatched from New York the LIST Of No.
vember for San Francisco, Monterey, &c.
She has elegantly furnished cabin accommodations, and
fine lofty between. decks.
The price OF passage in the cabin is two hundred and
fifty dollars in the Storage, with provisions ono hundred
and fifty dollars.
For further particulars apply to
Oct. I4-d2w CORCORAN 81 RIGGS
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Another Fraud Contemplation.
If we did not know that the prevailing appetite Of
whgery was 2 consuming passion for powell we did
not daily that this the element OF our opponents
common to their policy North and Souwe should feel
surprised at the apparent indifference with which they
SsosSs cyzsd wod "n No with the least
of self-respect-we will not ask our federal opponents
to square their actions by PrinciPe-eould ever submit
abolition designs in the North and hostile TO them at the
South There is a bold baseness in this fraud which
places beyond and above all question 1t is before us
sears our very eyeballs 1t sares upon from the
windows we pass 1t is thrust into our faces in every
paper that we open. Nobody denies it but those who
have already prosttued themselves beyond all redemp
tionnobody but the Corwins of the West and the Tru
Smiths in the North In the South, where there is
manness in the very recklessness Of federalism, the
wing leaders laugh at the deception which believes Gen
Taylor friend to free soil but they deny nothing, be-
cause they think he is with them. Mr. Botts it is true
denounced !as cheat OF the worst sort but he has since
deception which he execrates We should like to see
any democrat who has ever done the same thing We
should like to similar cheat attempted by any man
in the democratic party
So far has this game of asehood and fraud been made
to co. that the northern wings, in order promote as
they hope, the defeat of General Cass deibera
V VS. roR vXN BBUkE sN az e east AND
northern States hioh knocn to be democratic! We
in New Hampshire, Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Iowal We know that has already been seriously con-
templated by many OF the wing leaders Its object and
its tendency can both be at glance.
Meanwhile the wings of the South look on and laugh
in their fanced security growing of the fact that
their candidate is Shareholder and slave buyer They
would be apt to rouse however at the spectacle OF
seeing their northern wing filing off in support of Van
Buren,. This would not be the entertainment to which
they invited This would be carrying the deception
too far. This would be more than they barganed for
And yet believe soemnly that the scheme of giving
the Taylor vote to Van Buren, in the States alluded to-
really contemplated BY the Taylor leaders the North
hat will SOuth hnl Cf o,ch apofo 81:
1t would be equal the late league between nativsm
and federalism and sits results would be more general
Let the southern branch of the whg party look its
peat, THERE Is TREASON FOOT.
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CNOR RENT.The upper or dwelling part of the three
story brick house. adjoining the hotel Pennsy
vsna corner of 18th street. and over the ong-e.
abshed STORE 'Stationers Hail. occupied by the sub
scber will be for Possession given before the
first Of next month, (November) For terms, appIo
Oct l2-d8w WM. FISCHER.
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From the Hamilton 10Y Democrai

DcfhoVTHfi ONt To
AT the time Of going to press, Mr.. John Van Buren,
addressing the people of this county in favor OF free
soil, and Martin Van Buren, for the presidency. Well
everybody here in favor of free SOIL but few IN favor
of Van Buren, for the presidency. A man who owes all
he u.s. all he has BEEN and all he hopes TO be- to conven
lions. has but little chance this county Tor success
when he opposes by his by others, the conven-
ton ticket Martin Van Buren, respect; but we re-
and will be death to the cause he espouses The first
to receive the nomination of democratic national
convention-the first 10 repudiate IT. what honest
man will support him We pause for reply
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will act accordingly. We dislike all such appeals to
local or religious prejudice, from whatever source they
may come On the whole, think Mr.. Van Buren,
did not make many proseiytes; but he did one thing
he in some measure satisfied public curiosity.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.--The members of Congress CIV en.I
from the Palmetto State are as follows: Gen U. w
lace Col. j. L. Orr, Joseph A.. Woodward, AexanGe' =
Sims, Armistead Burt Isaac 4. Holmes, W. r Coloo'a
They are all democrats but one of them, Mr. Holme.
Of the nodescips order He radically opposed 10 '"
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THE FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN, from
the 18th century the present day. with copous selections
from their writings and designs by celebrated artists Com
plete in one octave volume. For l6A9; richly bound
Octa r. TAYLOR,
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The Secretary Of the Navy returned on Saturday q"
ming from the North
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Another card appears in the National Intelligence
yesterday from Mr. Andrew Stewart, addressed 10 ""
selves. We shall pay our respects to him tomorrow.
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Col. Benton and family arrived at Cincinnati on u"
18th inst
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The letter Of Louis McLane, esq, to which ou Do
timoe correspondent refers. reached us by last ns"
mail 1t is marked by great ability and force, and 'N
culated to attract large share of the public aenuO'
We shall hasten to Law it before our readers ro-moV'
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KEY West will appear tomorrow.
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OERUvIAN GUANO.-Five hundred tons best quality
L Peruvian guano, fresh from the Chinche islands,
landing from board ship and for sale in lots suit pur
chasers
Also, the largest and most pete of agr
cultural and horticultural Implement, and field and garden
seeds be found in the United States
catalogue of 100 pages with numerous cngravings,
will be sent gratis to all applicants, post paid.
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and seedsore of
A. b. ALLEN ~ CO,
Oct 24--dHcpl0w 1S9 and l9I Water ST., New York.
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knife welded our frontiers-when British ships
hemmed in spreading shores, from Castne to the
Mississippi-when coasts bombarded, our
towns sacked in many places, and capital set in
flames. At this period he was soldier; but his ripe
civic talents gave him still higher claim to his countrys
regard AS the executive officer of vast frontier terri
tory he exercised controlling influence on its prosperity
Under the auspices of Gen. Jackson, one of the greatest
of our rulers, be presided the War Department at
period of great difficulty, and with the highest credit As
American minister at the Court of France he foed the
dpomatss Of five of the leading powers Of Europe, in
the defeat of the Quintupe Treaty. He resisted, triumph
any, the claims of Great Britain the right Of search
the high seas. As senator in Congress, he assumed
the highest eminence in defence of his country's
rights The tone of his patriotism, the comprehen-
sion OF his mind, and the business of his con-
illusions, have been equally elevated and applauded
AT every step he has manifested talents of the highest
order, and he has been found equal every task and
trust He has acquitted himself nobly in the public SER
vice. His has been the of his country
His voice has always been raised when she required it
He has sought concealment for his principles Able
candid hrmthe friend of equal rights, equal burdens
and equal privileges, fixed by the constitutions man
of the peoplea without reproach in public or pri-
vate life. he is emneny fitted for the first Office in your
gift
Such the candidates and such is the crisis before
you. Choose freely you to the polls on the 7h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Fy1IlE Subscribers have just received from the Eastern
X cites, a fresh and we'll selected assortment OF Med.
icines. including the more resent chem Gals; also pure
wute and red wines and brandy for medical pu~poses,
purchase after The most careful personal iuSpt ctiun.
wItl a view to suPe5 iorlty Of qua,ty; and can therefore
recommend tuem other patrons and friends with en-
lire confidence in their purify and freedom from sdd te-
ration.
We have always on hand, a supply of all the 'est pa
tent pra3arations, among winch winch may he euuuer
a'el Wistar's Balsan, Ayers cherry Pect0rsi. Huuck's
PWacea, tplHin's Pile Flect4dry, Drs Weav + and
Jaynes FANNY Medicines, Woods, Towusends, sands
aud lirlsto s sarsapaulla We are sole Agents fnr GAYS
ENract Of taHcipiaEua, a new California plant of re
nell al virtues, publicly admitted rs nr Townsend,
manufacturer OF Townscud's sarsapariia, to he lar
better taan Sarsaparild.' Can aud exaniue the above
articles al the Dru. Store Of
] C~RUMBACKE Err x son
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vALuARlE CRY rRnrrr1-r rn--H-

f CITY PROPERTY FOR SAFE.
'Esht subscriber viii sell on accommodating terms
,.e lhIee story brick Storehouse. North West cor
n.' hHtAel aud Lnion streets. now occupied hy Mr. u
'. itlsAe'i as a Dry Goods store. The properiy is in
cS,y 81 II : "he "i The best business stands in The
Guy Persons wishing to make = proftsi,le invesin ont
~ Seolie ihe hest business .iaud III the city, would do
W i" glVe incur earY Siteution to this notice ANY
ilt"r alton IN regard to the property can he obtained
W Sa.lng on thss u serlher al the United Stsfas Hotel
streets ~ Guy non
Wheeling. oct fs-sv.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NT'II3ald No0us, EN'F- Va.
Rlrhsri Scott and Others.
NO"ANt IEf by virtue OF : decree of the circuit
~oitEi1r ruur at Law and chaucery for Ohio 70
I ,stg ,a'0su .l iais case. on the 10Th day of February
w nAderstanei. acting az commissioner Tor the
u sell To The highest and hest bidder al pulIie
e'.,' ~ le irort d-or OF the court house Of ohio
y, !" oN'uf9sN, The 25th day OF Nuvemi er. isIs.
iuz. :" VI" Htei
hhhsLIe en- per cent Of the purchase money to he
~" Wv - aha use purchaser to give bonds for the
nay 81 sale, and payable ~ three instalments Of 81,
twelve, and eighteen months. each.
w MITCHELL, Deputy FOR
oc,2H-franM
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HORACE WEEGS.
AGENT OF TUE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse.

And Printing Warehouse,
7zZ EEPS on hand, aud nanufectures To order almost
"a every variety OF Printers Materials, of The latest
.fvtes aud most durable materials, wholesale and retail.
az Eastern prices, with a very liberal discount tor cash.
Persons wishing 10 purchase an office, on application.
Will be- furnished VITA an estimt ate of the quanttY and
the cost Of n, by their stating the work required - be
dome. the SIZE of their pa .er.
The ~ asnington Presses manufactured st lhs esiab.
lisimleut, are inferior 10 none-a great Improvement ia
their construction, as weii as a reduction of price. nav
ing taken place.
foNer presses made toorirr- eu"fror Foot presses
wto'tr ii Iron, aua an a-snliut4t OF German Types
4 sucV typc. GUS and tort-s, ron the Found rrs O
bruce and z White OF n. 81, and l. Johnson, thfa.
krlt On hand. Persons purchasing tor cash are esps
etativ invited 20 call before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO-severAl second Alad presses, aud second baud
k,nts Of tyue, but lttle worn, for sale low. oel6
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WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
NEE

ytrSr received an assortment of the above Fire Proof
~ ST :. ani Ter sale Al the manufacturers prices, ny
PGN or &PAULi., Agent Tor The Manufacturers.
The following letter has been received from Albany:
AtGANy. hufust2 -. 1888
: HERRING, EsQ-near sir: The safe we bought of
ynu in The Spring at IA has beeH III roughly tested by
the ste Gre, aud we are happy TO state has more than
ansN er d oar expectation.
We were unfortunately located on the Pier; aud. az
you uust have learned ere th,s, NC hat hat here'v time
to escape with our lives, before every budding located
th-re. AZ Tar narth a. t.e cut, was m flames
oar safe stood facing the south, in the second story,
a d consequently faced the flames. watt, with the
strong south wind. made a heat almost ~ severe as a
ttis! furnace, aud something o. the same rat r.. Not
wthsiaAdnR at TINS, our hooks ant pgpe ~ ere ureser
vel - that they are an le.i'le, ana many OF Them AZ
perfect a. they were tetoH e the IRE.
Il * wonderful that - could have withs ooi such =
violent meat with no more injury, when Wa know the
heat 10 have been So powerful ~ Ia destroy the old
fashioned safes hist were taken out of the stores ON the
pter and placed some "a t6ucs fru % the hHile inss. II =
Jsues drew out his and rlscrd II 10 thf waters edge;
slit IL w.s ses roNed. whit. vuu = saved The ia 'ers and
looks IN the hottest OF he hre. Yours, respectfully,
CIV GOnARD & 60.
T.. : Tie books and papers were taken from the safe
sso davs 5ier the are.
Torxa,e hy PRYOR & PAUL.,
oct20 agents '0r the Mansttctnrers.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

10 Lots IN Logan's Port. Indiana. and
several small Tracts in the vicinity OF said
town.
The shove land viii he sold on the mos, reasonable
Setins IN tracts 1" SUIT purchasers. Titles perfect. For
further particulars inquire of w. F. pErEpsoN
Wheeling, Virginia, Je6.
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~ArTNNrlnN CALLl

Come one, come all! TO the an Ward Family Grocery,
ESSHiCli il now opening by WIN Il toweil, Man
wy street, Wheeling, Two doors neiow Tie Novelty
Norks,a here he Is now prepared To accommodate per.
sous or families VITA anF article 40 thc Grocery ~ cnnl
iectlunarg hnc al tue lowest reduced prices, as I've m.
tends mt 10 lie undcfsoid IS any u the CITY. and won.
te otoFe very respectfully tuvite tile a|1ieuttou OF city
a1d '9iiiy olNs, ecing prepared 70 offer great intuce
nuehisi0 such as tatrunise MIN, as ae wants only q lrLI
10 secure HIM custom.
single tfleI will his merits prove,
And even to purchase woti a uisrr move.
oct20-tf A " II tONELL, Wheeuuc, Va
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= q ~ IL =.
RIICHlErnMN
hAlttliIltN y
ING AND coal LOTS FOR sArr

BUILDING y CoAI. LOTS FOR SAFE
JHE sniscrifc r. who IS duly authorised
= sale. 3I4 lots IN the Adiitf.n 20 the CIV 80 A Ieot
nc. known - Rttchietown. MANY ~ ttese L,ts -
'eNutifnlty loCsfet. and The Ohio river IN frnnt : vi.
and deep, afordinE 8 fine So sntoat Landipg for lie
whole 'eusth Of the town 50 seasons o. the vear ue
IS also authorised to sell = number of Coal LOIS. cphrs-
eiur about sttu feet Of front, suitshic for manufsctnrtur
st's-ihe cost Tying 90 the ban east of and sd oiuing
ihc Town. These sites are superior 10 Nay thing Of the
N!"' i' any utlerscetou o. the country; the Goa living
~ : pt'nef t'nvatl an To- permit tie miners 10 deposit It
nv, i"c.'fies, winch would not cost over "a Gems per
"u'in'. rev places bold ont stronger induce en- cnts 10
PERSONS in .earcfof a desirahe location for a reside nee
or a manufacturing site. than RHchietovn. Inrsfed
Sn Tue OHIO river aJrinln- he city of Nheelipg apd
enl'} ing all Us advantages without being saiiee Ct 10 cuy
tsNilon. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and he
wheeling and Grave creek Turnpike have been located
through the town, both Of which improvements win.
W e9Vht' ~ c"inmet ecd shortly. For terms, which
VIII Nc very reasonable. aFply to
NheehnF, bct 20 E K
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ygy f have on hat, for the FAT trade, as good an as
~ surtHent IS We usually have, co SIS iHg Of : a,
Hes. u id.rs, iitrbess, Trunks, Naiises, carpet Bag,
aud : trhels, Saddle Bags, Collars, iiaints .irece chains,
etc, etc. our work IS IL adc Of tae lest nateria, ani by
.oud woTktHeu, and we viii : II on tar trrtts. our
former customer Ne hoFe, viii favor rs " ith q call.
a. wei a. any others whn may want ana thing 10 our
line ct business. az we viii ssars 10 pains 10 cndeIvor
o please alt who 10. Al Kinds Of worA male TO ordsr
and old work repaired wlthout driiy.
NlGOLL & CARR.
Oci2O Sign OF The Trunk, flag, etc.
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Z" 0CkS and Latches, win Pearl, Mineral and Brass
SD KNOTS, hest quality Flies, Rasps and Edge Tools,
riuiHes and Levels, Btosd and Hand Axes, best qualify
Hand aud Tenant saws, fouT told R,ies, I'll u aud
steel made Squares, for sale low ~
Oct2S HENRY +. NORRIS, Maia street
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COOPER TOOLS.

n large supply of Copper Tonls aud Trcss Hoops
L.As Jus received from CihHrinIat,, aud Tor sac y
oct. S5.h. Ie4S. SANL EEL