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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-22
NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
4 EN- LeOntl, or adventures IN the Far West by
EI Emerson Bennett
Family Failings, a New Novel, by the author OF
the Hen Picked Husband, Percy, etc
A Companion to Jane Eyre, Georsiana Ham
mond, novel by the author of the Poor Cousin, * C
Memoirs Of my Youth, 10y A. De Lamartine
Ellen Wdreham, OF Love aud DUTY, by Miss
Ellen Pickering
Ferdinand, or the Fallen Angel, by Alexander
Dumas
Men Of Capital, by Mrs. Gore
Clement Lorimer, OF the Book Nth the Iron
Clasps, by Agnes Il. Beach
Wallace, the Hero of Scotland. by Gabriel Al
cyander
How TO be Happy, an Admonitory Essay. by
Robert James CulyerweIl. NJ u.
Guide to Health and Long Life, or, what 10 Eat.
Drink and Avoid, etc. by same Author
Dermot O'Brien, or the Taking of Tredash.
a Tale Of 1919, with illustrations, by Henry WIN.
Herbert
The Sea Lions or the Lest Sailors, bv J. Fenni-
more Cooper
Agnes Norris, or the Heroine of Domestic Life
The Pearl Of Days, or the advantages Of The
Sabbath to the Working Glasses, by Iaborer's
daughter
Golden Rules of Health and Hints to Dyspep-
tics, 10y joel ii. Ross, u. d., just reed and for
sale by (GaIena, jy5 no BROOkES
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... :. CRAWFORD 81 CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
81, .hain Street, Gulena,
Ia AViNG Just received their spring supply Of
a n Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Siutfs.
window Glass, Putty, &C., offer them for sale on
as reasonable terms rs they can be purchased in
the West. They aiIl be constantly in the recent
OF PURE MEDICINES, TO which they solicit the
attention of Physicians and Country Traders.
nalena June %, xtf
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NOTICEt,

SIS NOTICE!!
LII persons owing the firm of Freeman.
"A Larpenieur y %. either by book account
or note, are respectfully requested to call
anu ss't'e WIN samuel ID. Dent as thew
have been placed in his bands 1,f
FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR & Co
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FAMILY wEhicrNrs

FAMILY NEbfCINEs.
th'l-Dhous, cathartic, vegetable. and ar,n NH.
NoAe niye syrup, s'oaghton's bters, Burgpndy
pacfi' LinIment--'oIatiie, nerve and bone ,,nor
inan,s end anodyne Am, 1hompson's eve ,yater
opodeidoc, paragore, caster oil without ,os,s -
suieii' rheumatic drops, together with ever,
tiaie Ia the Drug line fds sale cheap for cash p'o
81. Panl. April q, 1919. III = - - !. 4.
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J. s. FTNDIEY,
At the Londiag, east side Of the .,5se,..;,,;
'teer, and opposite IT. Shcu,or f4'
. Ao Jus' reilItod his store, and opan-, g., NON.
Il < stock Of Goods. lie Is prepared n sb,,,r
hls customers enc 81 The best assof,nert # ~ood.
ever presented in the Territory Il c,ss,s. :VcT'
fall supply pf
GROCERIES,:
such rs best New Orleans AID sugar i,a,sa n,
lasses, loaf, brown, AIuscoyado ard whist. H.
Sugars; choice selection ofTeas. Jaw and P;o
Cofiees, table Salt, Nutmeg, Alisriec. Ciraor
Pepper and Rsisins; Tobacco, prize 3,t.|is of
Jane IiTer choice brands cayendi,h. fine On,
and smoking DO; Cigars ETC. Also.
PROVISIONS
Pork, Hams, Lard salt Fish Nacie-, rog,
bqner' Cheese, Crackers, and q large variety Of
other sorts of dry and wet groceries.
u z ! g o rs.
intending all Sorts Of staple ,yares-({-ooil.-,
t"i'ons, silks, WoTsted, Lmeas. and fancy ayti
cIes tee numerous to mention Alsoay.ry iqr-,
stock Of thorough made Eos,ern Boor> and
SHOES. ""@
J. ;. T. assures the public ganeialIy and bis
old customers in particular. that his ass6rtprt e
goods i The most complete he has offered far
ale. CALL AND SEE 1o1a.r
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CEGElDs J. y lt Is ~ COsg
10. ~ Min Street, 81. Louis, No.
r. ShE subscribers are now receiving their Fall
Il STOCK Of Hardware and Cutlery, direct ircln
Sheffield and birmingham, England, and amer
ican Goods from tie manufacturers Last, which
VIII enable them 10 sell goods low they can
be bought in any Eastern city, with the addition
Of freight, expense sc. As we always Keep on
hasd very large stock ard greater variety than
can be found IN any other store in the United
States, we feel confident that we can supply our
customers on better terms ;han any o,her House
west OF The Mountains. Amongst Our stock may
be found IN part
1909 de- Collins, Simmons Hunts s. s;asou's
axes,
30 oass Sad Irons, so doz spades, shove!s qss d
81 do trace chains, 40, 9eG grus screws ass q
20 do leg chains, 80 doz buus do
30 lgs wrought Halls, 1000 doz locks do
l0eC gro knrvcs 5 FORKS loG joz tea Kettles do
s.1 e.oz i.5eket cutie! teo9 shoveis 6 tougs 10
logethcr win j complete assortment Of Carpen-
tiers and Cooper's tools, Fancy Goods. etc
aug it.Ny IAT Main 81, ST. Louis, No.
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FURNITURE. &c, FOR SALE.
"a RS.-D. Il. FREEMAN, has one Sof re
1'a seii Mahogany Chairs, one new 3 r. az
pei. heds, Bedsteads and BEDDING, kch. W
nil"re, and flany other articles suitable { ..ss-
:. which she wishes 70 dispose ~ .'i
'AIE SAiE, and on reasonable tet4s III.
can be seen at her residence 9rc1t
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T,Dfs AIN & co

ION RAIN ~ Co.,
hA1 ilOLESALE dealers il Groceries, Liquors
w Segars, and Glassware, No. So, Steam
boat Landins, Galena, have just received, and
VIII keep constantly on hand, which they will sell
TO" for cash, ipil assortment, consisting in part
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Dry Goods and noOtS and Shoes.
s. $. MERRILL s co.,

50, Steamboat Landing, Galena,
4 RE now prepared to offer for the inspection of
"a their friends and the Trade generally, one of
the largest stocks OF Fab and Winter Goods ever
Offered in tins city, which they viii sell for cash
or approved paper, at the very lowest rates-say,
ds low as can be loughi in 81. Louis or in The
Eastern Markets, with the difference Of transport
tation. A portion of their stock consists Of
Domcs;ics.
200 bales browa sheoing, and shirtings, including
all the ivJriie brands:
10 cases bleached sheetug aud shItings, all
grades, qualities and prices;
50 bales ticking, all qualities;
70 bales Anosl.oag, Shotucket and York shirt
ing stripes;
10 cases apron checks;
Prints and Dress Goods.
rs eases Cochecc, Memimac and other fancy
prints;
20 do blue, blue and orange, green and grange
and iuIniJuTes;
VooIions.
IS cases plain and fancy cassimeres;
% do assorted jeans, all colors;
30 do sittinel.s, all qualities;
20 DO lanneis, all coors and qualities;
ID bales blankets, all colors;
\ large stock Of cloths, etc.
Lace Goods.
Jaconetts, cambrics, Swisses, etc.
Linen, cotton and six laces.
silk Goods.
Ponsce hanllerchicfs, crayats, etc., al! colors and
qualities.
Blue. black, Italian and si2caaw silks,
Black and fancy satlns;
Gimp and iringes, all coors;
Rich bonnet, cap and taiiry ribbons;
Shaw!s, scaris, dress honIk IS etc.
Linens.
) cases Irish liaens;
Bleached and brown damask table covers;
Linen handllerchie's all qualities etc.
Together with an endless variety of shelf goods,
such hosiery, gloves, threads, combs, but
tons, pins, needles, etc.
Boots and shoes.
900 cases thick boots;
40 do Kip do
so do womens low boots;
25 ito misses low boots and shoes;
200 pairs ladies' lasting CATERS; ...
200 do do Morocco do
1000 pairs chiIdrcns' shoes, all qualities.
Hats and Caps.
300 doz soft wool hats;
20 cases fashionable black hats
10 cases caps, all quaiiiies;
The above goods have all been purchased at
the lowest cash rates, and we can offer superior
inducements to merchants, and save them the
trouble and expense Of going 10 st. Louis or 10 the
Eastern Markets, and we respectfully solicit a
cal :. :. MERRILL S co.
Galena, sept u EFF
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DIR. II. u fscr,.cc

DIR. II. ". roTTs,
IL ~ iNn made st. Paul his permanent resi-.
lion enc WI attend 10 ali calls IN his profes-
I , "a tow'i and country. He may be fsp,d :,
dreSent, at the store of Mr. ~ n Forbs. ''u a. a.
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NEW DRY GOODS JODBlNG nOlSE.

~
TUNIIE subscribers (ia,e Of New York. ha, ing
Il located themselves permanently III this city,
would respectfully invite Merchants from the
Country and City to examine their large and well
selected Stock Of FOREIGN and Domestic Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Fancy
Goods, which they daily receiving, and will
sell on as reasonable terms as can be had here or
In st. Louis.
They have in store and viii keep constantly
supplied (as they are daily receiving from their
partner in the East) with large and well seec-
ted stock of the above articles as was ever Of
fered in this city, and they would respectfully in
vite merchants and dealers generally to examine
their stock and prices before making the purchas-
es. The stock consists partly Of the blowing
articles:
800 cases boots and shoes
rs do fancy prints
So &c., % do blue and blue and orange
10 do ginghams
do lawns
100 bales brown sleetiRg and shifting
40 cases bleached do do
10 bales brown drills
st.a 25 eases blue do
Il do stripe shrtings
ea 10 do blue denilus
ID DO tiCkings
10 do summer ceaiing
-7.re 10 do do pant SUITS
With a large assortment Of cloths. cassimeres.
tweeds, brdseye jeans, Ky. blue, do, yestings
canvass, serges, red padding, brown Hollands
apron checks, alpacas, Irish linens, table do, lin
en- driiings, hats, caps, and shelf goods which
viii be sold entirely at Wholesale and on a yeas-
enable terms as can be found in any western city
5- 5. 5. MERRILL. 81 CO,
II 3n No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Galena.
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II. ". SIMPSON


Corner Of Roberts and Bench ST.,
Sr. PApL, MIEKEs0TA,
grAs now in store the following articles which
K II he viii sell
= - LOW FOR CAsII -nes1a.
Boots and Shoes, HARDWARE gener'lly
Hats and Caps, Tinware s. Queensware
Scythes and Snathes, Nails aud Cordage,
Dried Apples Bedsteads and Chairs
Raisins aud Candy, Bureaus and Selieos,
Almonds and Brazil nuts Dinner & break Tables
SUGAR & IOLASSES Cigars, Snuff s tobacco
salt. fine and coarse, DRUGS and MEDI-
PORK and BACON, CiNES
lard and Batter, Forks ,Ghovels & Spades
Eggs and Fish, Hoes and Drooms
Cocn MEAD, FLOUR end PORK
DRYGOODS gcperally Trace and Leg Chains
CLOTHING. do LIQUOR and WINES
txes and Iiatche:s, Jugs, Crooks ard Jars
Plastcrer's froWels and Tar nd Rosin
Hair, Cnsitigs, Pipes
White beans and Rice, Cheese and CRACKERS
Powder aud Shot, Paper, Ink and Claiis
OYSTER and S.rdiHes Glass Iu,nblers
Pepper Sauce IN. ~ 4 G'P. HAS
Fresh Mustard Chocolate
Pickles, grd Ginger Cioihcs Pms
Zante Currauts Matches, prime article
POTATOES, and almost every article
suited 10 the trade, and wanted for the town and
country. ST. Paul. June IS xif
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
/ KRNlINES

J. BROOKES,
Main street, Calena, Illinois,
nFFERS for sale general assortment Of Law,
W Medical, School and miscellaneous Books.
Blank Books. cap, letter, and wrapping Paper.
News Ink, Printing Paper, Paper Hangings and
Bordering; also fancy. Stationery and Cutlery
Music and Musical Instruments. Orders from
schools, towns, or individuals will receive prompt
attention. hL-is New Publications, Magazines
and Periodicals received weekly per express from
the East. may II 3-,f
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low prices. Also,
GROCERIES,
\ full supply-bes, quality of Co6ec, Teas, SUI
gars Of several varieties and prices, Aoasses,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves SAT-,
very cheap y 50 bhIs winter Apples Mails,
Tobacco, sc. &c.
Also LIQUORs, on Commission ; viz =
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
titled and MonongaheIa IVhskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be gwen in pay lof
Furs, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds Of pro-
iuce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and all others TO his
stock o. GOODS, believing they will find it for
their interest to deal with him. Ee has iactics
for doing business on the river, unsurpassed by
any other establishment
FGaN iRDlNG g. COMMISSION.
am prepared 10 receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
10 me.
LOUIS ROBERTS
ST. Paul. Minnesota, April 28.-'if
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-. Paul, Minnesota.
8 CST received from the east fresh supnly OF
e9 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Glass, Var
ulshes and Dye-stpils, witch will be sold at the
o"est prices. The pri4cipal articles are as fol
lows:
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l. ROBERTS.

CORNER or WATER AND JACKSON s'Ts.,
u S now offering for sale large and beautiful
n assortment OF .s- tr ae
- DRY GOOD S,arr
Consisting in part of Calicoes, Sheetng, Shirt
ings, Mouslin de LANES, Silks, Alpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, S5atineis, jeans, Nestings,
Coat Trimmings, Linseys, ..l.
READY MADE CLOTHING, s..
ROOFS AND ggl SHOES, SC.
Selected with great care and bought at extremely
low prices. Also,
GROCERIES,
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GaIena embellishments.
H. z. McCLOsKEY.

} EKTHOLESALEG Grocer, Commission and For
w warding Merchant, has received direct
lronl ''Vide Pouche aud kaho,' the following
merchandise, which he offers at the lowest mar
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A. G.. DAVIS.

No. 50, Steamboat Landing, Galenc.
rs just receiving, direct fiom Boston, n. York
H. and New Orleans, his Spring aud Summer
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Proyis-
IONS etc, consisting IN part, of the following ar
liricS
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rough squared according 10 the growth The have no wsne
exceeding the the face o. the side - squared ~ pe
e best quality, nee from heart hahes wna shakes. paa n'
sap shall be excluded the measurement -, !, ~ $3.50.
The proniscuous mberv lengths not less tan twenty
feet average IS II inches ana epwaias ~ inc w
end Of e sekto average IL inches y mus. PC lousn
hh the width u Sides as squared y y q INC oe
quality, free from heart shakes, wind shhhes paa hos, anu
other deeck and cubea contents OF The sap sha
The above white oak plank and pomseaous timber must
the and st March, and must have grown
within miles of the seacos must pe stripped o. e paIx
hewed within twenty days after is ieled and placed clear Of ne
around. ~ aI.N
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Class No. g.
Class No. 8.
White Pine Timber. &C.. BOARD "easurs,) per thousand


500 feet white pine wei seasoned ~ 70 10 iee
long, equal quantities ,a,s.,4,. "a :. "a e.,
700 feet 4inch clear white PINE ~ 70 10 "ae, ~
long, equal quantities. 80 ,o..., La. m a. "a
200 white pine, IL 10 10 ihchcs Wiae ~ "
feet long equal Quantities ~ ~, "a m
1000 white pine, ~ 70 10 inches wiue, ~ W ~
feet long equal quantities. ~, -. "a
900 ~ clear white pine, ~ " ~ hches Wue, - :"
feet long equal quantities. =, -. "a a..
900 2nc clear white pine, ~ 70 ~ inches wae i2 ~ ''
long, equal quantities - XXI, ., -, "a - "a
white pne IL 10 IL mches wue, ~ AZ
Z feet long equal quantities . -, 80. "a
white pine, ~ 10 IA inches wde, ~ "
feet long, equal quantities :. . "a :. m
cleur white pine IL 10 II Inches wiae ~ " 10
feet long, equal quantities. -,
white ~ 70 IA inches wide ~ " 10 e'
long equal quantities . . ,, "a =. "a
1000 feet Anch clear white pine, IL 70 Ia ches woe ~ AZ
feet long, equal quantities. . "a . 40
inch clear white pine, ~ 70 IL inches VIDE, IL 70 10
feet long equal Quantities =.
10000 ecantabe white pine, IA feet and upwards IN
10000 feet white pine feet and upwards In
length. 4.
length. "a !.
good box boards is feet long, u feet long, ~ 10
and 20 inches wide, equal quantities,
1000 understandable Albany plank, per plank
1890 do do boards, per board E 'ass a,.#&
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TO inches the small end, and clear Of knots
5000 slaves, usual sizes, BY the thousand
Class No. 2.
White Pine, BOARD msasurs.) by the housand feet.
5000 feet plank slocs from IS 50 fee, length
average IS feet in ensh not 70 DC less sn inches square
ECO s plank ,nssss ss no .,,0. q h
under ~ inches wide
s SsS fee, plank, inches - thick
5000 feet boards inch thick, BREADTH susque
hanna pine No. a, first quality. es Es iaH
10000 boards thick be Of the usual BREADTH sus
$1,000 feet plank, ainches thick. .
plank thick, usual breadth susquehsnna pine No.
2, or second quality.
Class No. 8.
Southern Yellow Pine, BY the cubic foot.
STEAMERS.
As Is feet length TO side s inches and mould IS inches
40 beams Is feet in length to side inches inches,
2,l00 cubic feet.
FRIGATEs.
10 beams feet in length side inches and mould IA
10 beams as feet in length 10 side inches mould IA
beams 2 feet in lens to side Is inees mould IA inches
10 beams feet length to side nchos and mould Is inches
10 beams IS feet in length nces and mould IS inches
SIS cubic feet a14 EeE
beas ~ feet length, side IL inches, and mould 10 ihche
37l cubic feet ..,
beams, length side Is inches, and mould Il inches
$50 cubic feet.
10 ~ length side 10 inches, and mould III inches
$40 cubic feet. g ,t5 so. "
10 beams 40 feet In LENGTH side Is inches and mould ii inches
500 cubic feet f
grain yellow pine, spring inches
20, feet yellow pine plank stock, TO be fine grain
Class No.
Southern Ysilow Pine, 10y cubic foot)
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ton qrs OF BY 2neh American bar iron
ION cwt ora lbs Of BY inch, bes american
ton cwt lbs Of A-lnch best American iron.
ton IS ewt oq lbs Of BY lnch bess Ameriean
ton cwt lbs Of by Anch best american iron.
ton cw lbs. BY Sineh, American
ton ewt lbs OF BY knch, best American bar
ton AcwL qn 0bs Of by lneb best American bar
TON ewt qs chs Of BY %-ineh, best American bar on
qrs lbs OF by Lnch American iron
lbs. by k-ineh American
qrs lbs. OF BY kinch, iron
qs lbs Of inches square,
i OF * inch best American bar iron
10 qrs lbs OF inch best American bar
lbs Of t-inc square,
lbs of Inch best American
qrs lbs OF inch square, best American bar
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Class No. 2.
Whifs Pine.

1000 feet measure, No white pine inch bourds b.
descu knott splits shakes. stains,
quality wood holes and uneven saving thousand
fset board II ~
10000 feet, board measure, white pine inch boards,
have medium within the uffoce OF
nnsrn Feet be clear Of MI other knots, wood, rot shakes
~ hes and uneven saving thousand Feet board measure
an, Cherry, BLACK Walnut, Cypress, Locust, &C.
eo cubic feet white ash pieces II long
evetfe ls inches diameter middle Sticks clear
none Ies man 10 inches disrncter-pcr foot
90 fcct board
inchc<--per thousand feet, board measure
900 FEET, board u1ank. inches
thousand feet, board r-' =
ef board messare cherry plank, inches thick average
Hinches wide-pcr thousand Feet board measure.
io0 nc board black
~yeng v Inches vde-pc thousand feet, board measure
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Glass No. .
Lignumviite (per ton,)

soma and free and moi less than three feet long
Class No. TO-
Irr ~. III .kL..>
HICKORY Dd's Wy the ou'J
SO rough hickory bars 10 feet long 10 square inches
but
butt "
% rough , hickory bars se' long 70 square
100 rough hickory bars feet long 10 square az inches.
All 10 be split straight quality Of white heart hck
DRY, free from knots and all other defects.
Cypress board measurs)
5000 feet of cypress boards, inch thick.
5000 do do ~ do
Black WainM, (board measure,) per one hundred teef
ee inch black walnut plank good and dry a to Is feet long,
400 feet s inch black walnut plank good and dry u TO Is feet
500 feet siash black walnut plank good and dry Long,
10 10 I6 inches wide.
300 black walnut plank good and dry a 70 10 feet long,
600 feet a black wana, plank good and dry IL to s fee, long
1910 10 inches wide,
100 feet black walnut plank good and dry l2to 10 long,
i2to 10 inches wide
oo 'ee men 10 oseK MANU- panh' so0a anu "' 'e'
$50 feet black walnut plank good dry i6 long
400 y 70 y inches . Wide o md dv ~ 70 a fac,
= n.o y inches wide, equal qaaniiies
iSo feet Inch black walnut boards good and dy Inches
300 fee. black walnut veneers, 3 feet long.
rla.s NJ !,
~
Mahogany, BOARD msasWe.1per one hundred feet.
10 fee mahogany TO IL eei long, ~ 70 10 inches wde,
100 feet neh mahogany 10 TO IA fee, long IL 10 le inches WIDE
mn s. sq1 nch amsns. N ~ "A . o,. n, m "A ..s. ,
equal quantities.
$50 feet az Inch mahogany to IA long
.oo squa quantities: "a = = -, -. - ;, a. ,,,,.. .,,.