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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
IAn. pGrEnA, NNNETAnLE AYTL.

TAN, pErERA, VEGETAELE ANTI
IL DiihIuuS PILt5-lba only wt c,abisltd
Care ye uncovered for bos Fss.ra aud Rile IN al
IA forms Dyspepsia Cclc, lmpury Of the Blood, &c
Other ulsiienes purify the HOOD already " "ycula.
Ton leaving the foanlninhesd untouched, 50 Inst tue
stod SITES, Cannot be lasting But DIR PETERS oils
produce pertset health aud cleanliness IN the pg1 Of
the chylt of wchlhe llood mule and hcnes they
,a Anid aefed-snd flows in state Of pudy from ia
very senree-- which nsnres pernanoncy Of .eaith,
Da PETERS PILLS sand alone asn positive sub
ri.a,o,r aiome and Blae Pills lar they act hike MA.
e,c on lhg lgeT aad remove all superauy ofhio Nith
csrsiay thai Is beyond qleston ,nl never ends in ia
hpneiatmeu Indeed wherever Calqncl Aas HIlcd 10
dlslodfe the ble Prets Fills have b, once effected il
Aulhraes SINGS ticr fan,c las teeu estahishnd Met
,AIy has baen rarely resor,ed to ior lha, parposc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

A WARRANTED CURE for .ore, Weak q
II lnllanisd Eyes--It wonld be presumption ia any
man 10 attempt u convince an intehgcni mud 'ra he
bid discovered IN lSfAtIRtr remedy N ALL vases Of
ophtaalmic affections Nc le,leralc, thai We make no
alch claim; bui thoroughly satisfied hom cape
wcllas ti4, that MITCllfLLs EYE.SAlVE viii, in
nnety. nine cases nut Of cyuy hund,ed cure any ordn
rycase ofsore-Eyes where every other known remedy
hasbecn tried and failed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
Certificates and Testimonials
A Voice from Mexico ~!

From the most Respectable sources,
Could be given sntcient to fh every c6'nmn IN tha
pst,e - ma a ia sela sts,pe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
ENGLAND.
The California Fever.

The California fever ragged In England quite VIC.
sDtlv A. 10 has done here Great numbers of vessels
up for the Gold Resion-some carrying passengers
to ChSgres others to Galveston &c rates ranging from
a25 upward All sorts Of schemes for raising compsn.
lee and capital are advertised One Of the companies
sone proposes raise capital OF e5O0cO0 r.s-rving
half De taken in the United States This Times
tons the public against these schemes many Of which
are mere s~indes IL Gays:
That the country will be Pandemonium long before
any one reach IL from this side 10 hardly 10 be
doubted unless indeed the United States Governmen mt
80 all have been able 10 establish blockade and Gordon
which the arrivals will have 10 get back As
ws ~ they can Bat there question that the first
stand the chance Of large gain If they able
fight for H. and there 10 little danger of starvation
since the district sbounds with deer and rabbits and
grsiu will now there In quantities from the southern
Republics while regards article of manufacture the
Sandwich slsnds long overlooked will be able TO send
supplies. Those who go out have. therefore, at sll
events compromising prospect for their risk but
for those NJ home who may be- deuded into parting
with their money. not hope of Its return exist
The West india steamer names reached SOuthsmp-
the 9th with GO ounces Of gold dust snd s579
40S in money from tho Pacific and Chsgres account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
ITALY.
Repuhlicau Rome,

ihe decree OF the convOcston OF the Constituent As
se'noiy was published Rome on the afternoon OF the
Atn G!e Tue castle Of - Angelo ssluted the event
WIN .ol discharges OF cannon and people exhibited
great enthusiasm The aba OF the 30ih ult saws th.t
the Communal Council OF Bologna have voted tb,ir
adhesion - he protest OF the Pope and ihs; journal
which attached % the democrsc party asserts IN
this Is likely % LEAD 20 dangerous CONSEQUENCE.
40 several bstislI0ns 81 the people and MANY nohs
meu have resolved 10 give severe lesson 10 tie c6un
eli for their presumption.
Ire Pope sill remains AZ Gsets
A CORES 9Ondeni writing on the 30th ult ssys Yes
terdsy evening suEsei TIM Castle OF - Angelo hy
tie consecutive discharge OF l0l suns. announced 10
this metropolis ard the world IN general ihs; the dy
nasty which bad reigned over Rome for l,04S year,
has come 10 close. and new Government 10 10 be
called into being BY TIE mandate OF the whole Popals
ton assembled In constituent representative body BY
universal suffrage the great bell OF the Capitol which
only tolls al the desth OF Pope, peslet soemnly u
was exactly on the eth November the fatal night Of
the OF Pho Nno that in the year Of our Lord, so
Chsremagne arrived in Rome to be crowned on Christ
mss day OF that year by Leo ILL., and 10 institute and
formally corrOborsts the donation OF Pepin BY the
erection Of the Psysl Sovereignty"
Afterwards on the lst inst civic fee took place 81
Rome In which the clubs Of Florence and other cites
of Tuscany took part Almost al the oaitsions Of tie
,ivc guard promeasdsd the streets with the IcoloEed
,snnsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

A'rr' r.ns soun.y ih- or at report
The norsi oi Pots 81 BIZ above colt
- made 50 fl4nflff. Pesi. c0rt1u- dull
hru-We h'ss hsf fsr demand 30 ~ s-i.iy pr..
iu sut % s. t-fc- daring fl- Supply
r-, more lsa -ql. O. ne 80 holder.
20 '1-t sses a oe- pane o 90 ga ~
500 q. 49, snlf
foss-ih-rr Cd trsf hs1ts Whlf. n o1ush
- ia " OIL scastfn a. pace
s-'es o. % 80 have BIT y-i sle-d IL Fr.
rsfs- in - g o. otfre tcorfng ~ q-ssfy
b.cos-ihe sfot Of 30 esref - lsfk-
frs o. 80 hsv- a~-u us freely TIE f.s. pf-, graf
's} ru - o. Tle 81
go anf 49, sn dosn e. he importer.
NJ nfHa s--rs 40 cort-s ths a. sor,. of
inlen os-f Inst - sHFps ti cu1lua
o. sni pr--eui pns-ts 80 that Sch 'ain1n.
t,lnl cV-t 10 OF lni bog
N.ss's s-snef --r- as - y. 81 90 - -
i.tn lh. srsrt -trer-f trpr--i rrss. rr-r
wy lt- import
he'd here s-rs isrss Al sdssac-d pend .-s-oa
tst"s- 'afqy hss ts-u a rspig
h'i hsns' h-- r-ca-d . snal compass. chiefly
seon1.y 80 n-rof slary - gh- saatsl 81
dsrSs OF s-ret shrh rr- ka3-r.
nAr'ei out ~ sverige ra-se Of cl -
g. - 80 suy pfo-f ~ - preset ~ rFrcr-nn-ri
lfsstrr C.rfrhe
rs % tsss a n store, rhet ls ild duy % r-sr- a.
ql.ntlis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

The Cgrrteys uereasf1, Of Genoa Of the s,h state.
from Rome "a, that third protest s expected from
the Pope and thst Dimensions have broken out -.
tween the Pope and the Cardinals III. ..,o under
stood that Cardinal Orsini struck with soop@xy
shortly after very warm discussion Lsubru.chini
and Antone!h i ssid advise The Pope % solicit an
armed Intervention the other Cardinals disapprov4 Of
T. rumOr was current inst the Pope had .ert an
eneye cal letter "a which be declares that be l. ready
70 confirm al bis concessions provided 10 more be de-
insnded OF him, and then be would return 10 Rome.
Letters from Gaets state hst several magnicent pre-
senis had been made % the Pope Christmas dsy-
The King OF Naples sent Rim Offering Of 6o 00O du.
cate aud the Queen Of spain donation u 800 900 CO.
donates
One Of the Paris papers Of Tuesday say, 81 It's an
nOunced that fhe Pope wishing avoid foreign inter
venon, intends % try personal step. de will Il Is
said 20 % CViia Fecchia and there make appeal TO
the people, which, If not responded 10 things Will take
their course"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
NORTHERN ITALY.
War at Hand.

Private letters from Milan dated the 81 spesk Of &C.
tive preparations for war Rsdetsky hss s,sembI ed
between Peschers and Milan bic reserves. and large
advanced guard Of from 0O0 70 1900 men extend. 10
Piscenzs while third division OF the amy stationed
near the Lake OF Como 10 destined take Piedmont on
the other flank The number Of troops il from 90 900
20 10000 with 20 pieces Of cannon The Field Marshal
announces thst he will march Turin the irs or.
ders Of the Emperor. division from Piscenzs will
stark Gsnos which 10 strongly fortified on The eide Of
the ses but very vulnerable All points the side of
the land. The Field Marshal Ia only waiting the entire
pacincsuon Of Hungary TO develop MS plan Of cam
psgn, unless Charles Albert will treat directly with
Austria
At Milan the barracks are filed With proectiss Of
every description. Attempts are being made By the
Austrsns 70 excite the lower classes sssins the rch
The ladies' continue - vssr mourning By order Of
Rsdetzky the opening Of The lyceuns and universities
rogued.
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rtlclANck 81 an onfsf ~ tbs -lfns.. I'D 49, C9ssts f
49, Ton nts s-rety perso. fsra 49,,
DtOk1k sANNsikk afs Of th@ CIV III 81 W. s-s.-f !,
AM IN sogeh-fs ther-of sub. rb-r. a.
m ~ = rfSn SOY ~ II Crstrst o. C,y III Sse Yoo
~ :. p-or- Ne tift-'h isy = M.nh lsGt-D.t-d s.s Yo
twenty -ifh s-y q SEPTEMBER lsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

The Bank Of England accounts continue 20 be salts
factory. and the augmentation OF the circulation ind
Gates an increase Of trade. The stock of bullion has
slightly decreased during the past week. Money con
tinues abundant and the dividends being pay able
to the public material change 10 likely 10 occur for
some time Public Securities have again been on the
advance
able. amounting nearly 10 937O0OOO, but no nconven.
ienco seems perceptble on the contrary, railroad
property keeps up it, value It s satisfactory 10 state
that Messrs John Thomas Son and Lefevre of London
which house Messrs. de- Jersey & Co. Of Manchester
connected, sud which houses failed for amounts Of
nearly half million each respectively have resumed
business, after paying their creditors in full
The bank accounts Of France have presented no par
ticulsr feature worthy Of remark the French Funds
have huctusied considerable and confidence s scarcely
so well assured as it was fortnight ago.
European Times 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Storms and shipwrecks

The coast In this neighbOrhoOd has been visited BY
gales this week which have been productive OF
great smount of dsmsge The gale set ia TUESDAY
mis- and continued 10 incresse In violence I'll Wednes
DAY At midnight after which time IL sreaiy ab.ted
On Tuesday there very high tide, and the wster
driven OF the pier heads to great ex-
tent portion of the emesnkmeni temporarily form.
cd 70 keep out the water al The new dock works Biz
kenhesd. broken Ia, and considerable damage was
the consequence. great portion OF piles and other
materials were washed away by the recediDg tide -
The Sescombe river wall was completely covered with
the water.
As a farther result Of the gale may srd that on
Tuesday night. as the Disdem. from New. York wSs
coming ap the Channel she struck Bur5o BsnS and
nsd oy the time she TescAed the port Is feet Of
IN her hold. lLiverpool Mercury. l2th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Louis Napoleons Ideas.

The H1poiHS Of Nantes contains the letter written
By the President Of the Republic 20 NJ Leon De Male
vile and Of which the Pare guarantees the authentic
ity. IL IA ss follows
"ELYsEE. Dec 81. ls4s.
IN. LIZ MiSIsTRE ssked the Project Of Police If
he did not occasionally receive reports dplop stc
sfslrs He replied In the sfs rmsye and he added
that he had addressed to you yesterday, copies Of
drpsch from Italy. Those dispatches you will under
stand ought to be directly forwarded 10 me and must
express 10 you my d.peasure ~ this delay 10 their
muncston. request you, likewise, 10 send me the
10 boxes had before demanded must have them
Thursday. They contain documents relative 20 the
srairs of sussburg and BoulOgDe. | do not intend
either thst the Minister Of the Interior should prepare
the articles personal 10 myself This not the
under Louis Philippe and should not be the practice
now Beside have not received for some days any
teeraDhic dispatches On the whole, perceive that
the Ministers have named wish 10 treat II the
famous Constitution of sieyes Ia vogue but will
suffer H. Receive NJ 10 MinestTe the ASSURANCE OF
my sentiments Of high distinction. (signed)
81 n BONAPARTE"
u forgot TO tell you that 20 still remain con
fined at 81 Lazsre and that Of them only Is 20 be
tried by coUrtnsrtia. Let me know If have risht
10 set them At liberty in that case will Immediately
order their liberation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Ocuth American Items,

From the news brought by the last arrival fhonl
South America, We give the following items
EcrApoa decree OF perpetual Punishment has
been issusd against Gen. Flores The Commission of
Finances has presented accusation against the Pres
dsat for malversston of the public funds
PRlp.-Afsirs are becoming more tranquil In this
one Of the papers.
BOLIVIA Gen. Bella, who declared against Velssco
vss victorious In several nshts. and has spce been
elected the supreme power. Al the last dates he
he'd taken Chuquisscs and was at the head of 500
troops
chill Seven vessels were advertised on the 30th
November at Valparaiso for San Francisco, and ~ all
of them would no doubt touch at Pausms there must
be BY this time good supply Of shipping at the sihmus
The vessels were the following: CHILEAN brig
This, American bark Tssso. French bark Stsovely
American ship Ann McKim Spanish brig Proereso
Chan schooner Cerreo Del Pschco Chilisn brig Tslcs
There ls or 20 vessels more for freight or
charter N Valparaiso. Gusysquil. Psyts. &c which II
IVES expected would all proceed to Panama or receive
passengers for the Gold Mines.
Three vessels hsd sailed from Valparaiso for 3 an
Francisco
Tue Yaiparasso Ns.shbor Of the 30th Nov ssys The
arand attraction Of late weeks has been California
This 10 the FL Dorado OF svsricious expectation The
news comes that $4,000 are taken out daily from the
aold vashings there such tidinss turn some heads
hitherto reputed sound The more volatile and 1Ost
ing votares Of lacre the move rather the
run for . spot where the acquisition Of wealth BE-
effected with ouch facility. From this place several
vessels have sailed slresdy and others to 20 or
eli nations come going forth IL 10 said many
400 persons have been taken out already The wldes,
expectations entes tanned
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
PRIVATE ADVICES TO THE TRIBUNE.
TsltHaphic and Express News to the Hour Of
sailing, from our Liverpool Agent.
LIVERPOOL. saturday Morning. Jan.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning, Jan. l3.
Owing to the great swell that prevails in the
channel after the late severe gale the arrivals from the
continent are very limited and news consequently
scsnty
We learn from Paris tia. the movement In favor Of
dissolving the Assembly gains ground and that at a
meeting Of OF the Clubs last evening !, assert
ed upon authority, that Lsmarne approved snd would
support the measure for the immediate dissolution Of
that Assembly ne lately took 30 much pride In con
styuetps
The cogls.on which IL foreshsdoved between the co
ordinate powers of the President and the Assembly,
end which 10 perceived By Lsmsrtne to be Inevitable,
hss nj said. induced him to tnisstsp
We learn from Aastris ,nat windischgrs,z continues
ais successful In Hungary, and that in addition
70 the other victories tina, have been recorded Pes,h
has now surrendered We received the news from
Paris and have 20. yet the particulars but II 10
doubt authentic
Its said on authority, In the ministerial circles of
Paris today ths, Intervention behalf of the Pope
would Immediately be made BY the great Catholic pow
ere Of Europe
Oar London letters, dated at 9 P NJ last night have
bssn received this morning and as they contain few
isms Of metropolitan gossip we subjon an outline Of
the contentss
fnst as 10 politics Ministers will have tits said
most difficult task 70 perform during the ensuing
sion. The hnsncisl reform movement commenced 10
Liverpool and taken up by Mr. Golden and bis party.
has already created unessDes Ia the minds of the
Government Our correspondent " no possesses great
facilities for knowing what passing in Official circles,
mentions that Ut the cabinet council, which held
IN the foreign oface on Thursdsy last the MISTER
taken into very serious confederation snd Influenced
have Her Majesty ministers become with the growing
importance OF the agitation well at the justice Of the
points contend that reported they have resolved
make surprsing retreDchments In the naval and
mi itsry expenditure for the year le4g Our correspond
ent makes the prophetic remark that notwithstanding
this artfa decree, the Government will be in frequent
moorites during the session The Office Of first Lord
Of the Admiralty has been offered TO Lord Morpeth who
has prudenty taken time TO make up bis mind in the
event Of bis declins the sit II will be conferred
Mr.. Barring, MP. The case of Baron Ro,hschild IL
likely 10 cause animated debate II being the inten
non OF leading conservative TO move for writ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
FRANCE.
Course OF Loui. Napoleon.

lhtee months $50 we predicted that Louis Napoleon
would not tsmey consent b 10 fatt-ned up ike a
pig. es napoleon said % sieyes. The new Presdent
met as Ministers. and made emphsucsly Of the
identical expression that be would not BE- "ua c0h07
ttSTos, and the first assertion Of biz power has sig
navy Jailed lie demanded 10 high tone, from ".
Mailevi- the surrender q the Official documents
nected with the strs.oourg and Boulogne affairs. The
NJ Mister deuiurred and al length haiy refused and
appealing 20 biz colleagues 20 support him, they al
signed 10 5odg snd Louis Napoleon wa compelled 70
present himself and promise thar he would endesvor TO
rein under respOnslble constitutional ministry for
the future
We reject untru,tworhy al the reports circulated
respecting the part Theirs Ia alleged 20 have tsken
ia the BouOgne affair, namely 10 incte Louis Napoleon
70 the invs'iOn and then 20 betrsy him Louis Napo
leon wanted no Indictment Whatever He now Ia The
possession Of authority, and every day furnishes proof
OF his incompetency and OF power 20 cope with
al the oitcuiues Of the moment. The President
prOposed 10 supersede number OF the Projects 10
The Provinces md dictated list OF his nominees the
Minister This step wac also rejected and the result
Mss been MODIFICATION on the Administrator without
In the least degree adding 10 i,s intrinsic strength
The appointments Of the Of Nsy and NJ. Boissy
10 embassies OF the hghest class which were also In.
sisted upon BY the President proved farther failure
and Il has only been desire Of bis friends 70
avoid a general break up which has Induced some OF
his Ministers 10 retain Office The above nconsider
ed diplomatic appointments have been Cancelled and
these isvorites Will probably De provided for in some
other mode but these political buooers 80 far % de-
stroy the prssSe Of Louis Napoleon with the French
cation, and the feeling naturally ssins ground that
revolution has not YET terminated Beside these 30
toward events the cooperation Of the National Assem-
bly, presents another stumbling block IN the way Of IN
established Government
Tine new President seems occupied in giving grand
receptions 10 men OF eminence of every shade OF pO
ltca opinions When he appears IN public the popu-
lace receive him with every Demonstration of respect
and his uTbsne toward all classes gain bin
friends every where There have been sonny dists b.
snces In the Batgnoes Paris but they were CON
fined 10 the locality. The French funds are rather
lower. The uncertainty which prevails respecting the
patriotism OF the Chamber Ia being willing dissolve
IL without political struggle s the main Of ghe
depression. Trade however, has materially improv ed
throughout France European Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
AUSTRIA.

The Imperial arms continue successful Rssb has
been occupied by Prince Windschgrs,z the side Of
Buds and the fortress Of Ard 20 the Trsnsylvs
nisn frontier hss fallen into tbs hands OF Marshal Der
Leopodstsdt hss been taken by General SuuOnick
after some Sighting under is walls Jellachch alsO de-
tested the Hunsarisns 10 pitched battle Stuh~is
ssuberg, Capturing FIX pieces Of artillery. The Aus
tsn front now spproznates 10 hat Is stated q BE- the
real line OF Hungarian d. fence exterior % the walls OF
Buda namely the country riEht and eft Of the sres,
fortified post Of KOmOrn. Prince Wndschgrsz cannot
advance B1ds without taking this great post which
is capable Of regular and long defence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
rrrrNr E0AEr.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. JANUARY 80.

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Liverpool Markets.

Provisions -Ausri car Bacon IL In better demsnd
A. ~ 70 80, bAs az sas rts siter .lEd
sef- rs-. are scc-p-d a. eastern arr surps
ever afs- hsus tul q a- a. 20 r sntef
- 70 ~ 81 81 laft has act s4l g % S.
p. ic - m a-fres - suFFT earl Bel and Pa
les '-nsa' a. rff-s ar- 1ar-J suqlosi 1- suFry
a. afrITss IS qlt- stnlkr. ile usrk-L
rc-- ef - o. ~s -f.s B--I
on - = iat. w.. Toe O. 10 i-i Pea per
= % fin- We fers ai an1 r-r Dol fsrfh-
ArnFts o. Atsfsr Chr-s O. zoe -Ii-1t u
psc- tae '-a71 "a teer san -1t qr-.
Zoe f.s ioa1-, az ai-rof slt 90 sg prr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
The Cholera In England.

We regret TO s'ste that the hopes which gener
ally entertained hst the Cholers had reached its
destructive limits In the British dominions hsve been
flashed during the last fortnight The mortality IN the
highest range of seven sgo In the provinces The
mortality still comparatively Insignificant while in
Glasgow the ohcsl reports Of the numbers attacked
daily are upon alarming scale Toe total number Of
cases throughout ths country from the hrss sppesr
of the mslsdy. had reached, "Wednesday 70
6,5OS whereof 2ets had died 2i9 had recovered and
2eis under treatment the result not sisted.
European Times, l3lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
passengers Arrived.

n ffrs-sAs Casaaa rs- Lfrr-g-sr lessn. s.-snr-
acy c1c NJ Jtck-a NJ " Naksr. a.. q u
s1d n hrusl Ms Elrrle Mean
Sd Ba-ffr1 Csli- W l. gar H-k-rsfa1 x .tI-
os. Nes-f ttfu- WI Hfl bearer of t.past 2 ~ p
OF. Wskrr Heyi-ckrr Hssh X s--1d1g Ess1. y ,
SIX Aersuter Nlrras, ~ Jlas Ftrg-rlt. Voc P
b-sr-r -I-Fs--. Hsr IHs Cochrl a1f3 Drar-r
sss p-t Mo-ou. va ss ssas. waisoa Roesy So sr
, x ~ o.. N-~art y J. VA Cna-fr.
Fr,ss Hstf1r-Mr H'sn1 Dr Mlrin-r CL-essor3 -sh
NJ HAa..on, NJ k1si41. Ms h-iernsl Capt Sklcy.