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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
Isl Graud ST. cur. Of AIiey

This is to certify that I have used DR.. Keel
"rs Cordial. and have found il IL valuable med
ic'nc III dlnrrrtra, dyscntcrv, and all d%-ranue-
meTts OF tie stomach aud bowels, caused bv
! ee'hiiig, nn,! is particularly adapted 10 all
diseases "t l!'os" or gnns caused by acid fruits
or the dcbili,aiing fleets Of scuson and eli
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
LIVER COMpLAINT,,.

In VO4HlH LAIN IL
J%a"ndtec,, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debitiy, Disease Of
tue Kidneys,
and alt
Diseases A,i;s.
ms from 4 Disorder
Ell Liprr on Stomacb,
such as Constipation, sn-
Wa,d Pies, Pullness, on blood
to tie Head, fciaity Of the .Sto.
mack, Nausea, Heart6uam, Dis
gust for Food, E'ilzncss or scei;yAt IN
the Stomach, Sour .E5auctations,
Sinking on Flutte,ing at the
Pit Of the Stomach. ,s;wim-
mimget the Head, Hmuied
and difficult B~rcathing,
futte'1ng at tie Heart,
choking or
SMltocating sensations when IN u
Lying Posture, .Dtmness IF
Piston, Dots or Wcbs be-
fore the Sight, .Feyr'
and duN pain IN the
Head, Deficiency
Of Perspirati;oM
Ieilowness
Of tie
SEm aud Eyes, Pain
m the Side, Bach, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Fl"shcs
Of Heat, Bavming IN the Flesh,
Constant ima.ginan!gs Of Epil, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can be
EFFECTUALI.Y CURED By
IDEs. BadeO T.
Celebrated sacrraan HsitacrS.
PREPARED ny
fD r. N IT
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
TNE CAMDEN BlEAAR.

itE UHlttDijit D1N1AR.
The Subscribers beg leave 10 announce
to their friends and Customers in Sumter,
that they have just opened n splendid stock
OF FANCY and STAPLE GOODS: all
OF WHICH they offer Mt tho lowest prices
possible. TO the following articles ,f.ey.
wish most particularly Tor urayu the a1en-
t'on 81 purchusers-
Piainr figured, amE satir-scriped Bareees
Figsred and Embroidered LAWNS
French and other calicoes
Tissue silks and Ginghams
Plain and Figured SWISS Mulls
Pain anu Figured Cambricks; Jaconcts
Embroidered curtain i~nnslips
~l.inens-lrish and Grass; Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Lace Capes, and a grea,
variety of Needlework Goods
Together with a general assortment of all
other articles usually found at their es-
tabliShmcnt.
We wish to draw the attention OF gentle
men to our stock of Rcady-made Cloth
mg' which embraces every article in that
line.
II. DRUCKER & co.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02

"We are authorized to announce Mai.
lO1iN BALLARD as a candidate 70
Sheriff at tle ensuing election.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
Candidates.

G-Whc friends OF Capt.
LAWRENCE FL BELSER, beg leave to
announce him rs II Candidate for the Legis-
iatnrc, ut tho ensuing Election.
April ID. 26 If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
Female Medicines.

orenf Hiessing TO Mothers md Children.
II in the safest and most eiiaciual medicine for
purifying tho system, and relieving the suaarings
attendant upon childbirth ever discovered. it
Strengthens both the mother aud tho chld, prev ents
pain and disease. increases and cnriches the food
those who have used il. think 4 i, Indispensable. IL
is highly useful both before and after contne m cnt.
sn prsIcuts diseases attendant upon childbirth
Dependency. Heartburn. Vomiting. Pain in the
Back and Lions. False Pains. iarnoyrhage, and in
regulating The Eecrctions and equnlizing the circu
laton, II has no equal. The great beauty Of hi
medicine Ii, 1t Is always safe, and the moss asiirnte
use u most successfully, very few cases require
any other meaiciIie, in scme q ifftic Castor Oil, or
Magnesia IL tsrful. Exercise in the open air, md
light food with this medicine. Will always lccuso o
sals RnL easy H3tsfg
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
w. III. FARMER, w. 80.

P"y saocoglc,L PuY>IrItV A>p SURGEON, would r-rcc-
fa.l, t.l.rn tht public hat M has permanently 10
coed Souhp1ri, whc Will he ready u attend to All calls
~ LINE Of hs profession lie h~S made III study of
medicine Inc business his whole HE. The ct
hs practice be- aics;cd t. by al Who have engaged
him 10 iho.c who We * capugh 10 srlfprai Be-
person, who believe knowledge of ID" heating ar can
I've attained by weeks study and tha, lhc science Of
anatomy ana Physiology contributes uohtug ia ia" cuc
Of disease This ClF is ud addressed. Ncy iiulr m"d.-
clnc properly administered H than iuiryd for The
removal of disease, and least i1rtunIe Tor the p:-
ucnt II ihs * entirely free irHm poisonous qualities.
Sound No rmln.r .. iSlu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
SIMEON KING.

Would inform hc pnhc hat he has enlarged his place
Of hncs, aud will ia future Offer them better acc 1mulo-
d1lion-. with much larrrr assortment of
school. sunday school, Juvenile and Wis
cCIIancOu~ Books; also, zBianA 8OOAS,
and stationery,
OF al kinds with grrG, yaric of such articles
ally kc1t in Bookstore, which he Is anxious show TO
his friends. AID VIII ,c is low Any ,vr" in W ic usin
n KIN,'S BOOKSTORE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

THE Subscriber takes This opportunity to M Fm hf
friends and The public that he has now completed am
pie arrangements ur all who wish share the dement's 81
enjoy the luxury of any kind of Bath. He has been to con
siderable expense % up his shop in manner TIA
viii not only be useful but agreeable his customers, and
he hopes by careful attention business please and ats
al who may favor him with cs. shop on Main street
nearly opposite the City Hotel
Shaving, Hair Cutting, and Shampoong usual in hs
most fashionable manner, G.. b. CRISSUP.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

COIN. MAI,,r. ANn sIlOMER RATEEs.

ever offered in This market. Ladies' Mur Of all kinds.
Also, Fur Tippets, and Cbdren's Nuts cheaper Than
ever FRANCIS, HAWLEN. 4 e..
Southport. S,p,cnhcr -. 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

II VIE vnirrs ,ucd would respectfully inform Jhc public
that hc has leased tr Shop Formerly ocrtuci by H. Ca-
laNah Pearl stree. whore ne intends 90 carry tie bu
in Eastern style. Having D''u .vL. Neas2
IN getting proper machinery, AMI N3efrnc'd Fore
from Inc East, he Is prepared TO hunsh custom
with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Soda and BsUttcr ana
Boston Crackers,
All Of which may bc relied upon being The genuine ar
Gle. Merchants from The country may depend upon being
supplied by sending their orders, rs intend keep large
stock hand PTlir, furnished all kinds of cake az sha
E7,wn bead viii hc baked thr'e times week.
Thn," wishing can have II lelt AZ jlclr residences.
4 = The shop Vii NOT be open ON sunday
HARVEY Ed 5ERT ".
Souihpar, October II, 1870 Mo
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

NYAn,NEt & kIH9atI

Dealers in Stoves and hardware, Iron Wan. Nauaac
rcrs OF tin and copper ware, &c. Southport, isc Is
Main tree
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
United states WhOIe~aie Clothing
WAREHOUSES.
Clothing in the United states,

7 EVILS & HANFORD, Nos. -, 25A 256 and 25s Pearl
l. St between Fulton ST. and Burling slip, New York,
are the largest manufacturers Of
Clothing in the United States,
and Offering their extensive assortment for the
Spring and Summer trade, suited 10 all markets.
Also an immense stock Of White Shirts Flannel shirts,
Drawers etc. OH Clothing, and Covered Hats.
Cataogaes u stock by mail Orders promo;y filed
Is one Pr1oe, and no deviaticn.-S
uHy J, isS0-Ae 30-3n
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
TEaEODOLsA NEW Ell 500.

Whp'cselc AID Retail Deal ,rs in BOOTS & SHOES.
Is EA.l WI -cr .l.r.t. MilMmmLc.. WIZ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

Dealers in r. Good. Groceries, CrocEty, Boots
and Shoes, Shelf hardware, &c. &c.
SAv'L H.LE, G. e. NASycv, r. =. Av~R.
Main sicet South 2,.t Wise )na, opposite lc Telegraph
I.intnt LfIt-.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
Vyga,U,E41a kNOgyl.R,s,,

MATCHMAKER md Jcwc,cr Nun street, Southport Ni
- An work entrusted his Will De done with
ucIs and dc.Ia'cl.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

Root and shoe Maker MAN street, Southport, WI. -
old stand of :. f. M'Carty, uDrh OF T. W. LymNna Sh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
THOMAS QUELLNAN,

General Dealer in Boots - e-, Leather and Finding
Main st. opposite old DUH Block.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

General Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, stoves Iron, Cas.,
mills. Al kinds Of Tools Tin Ware, &c. &C. Corner Of
Main and p lfk streets, Southport, Ni-.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

Va. 4. WAITE,
Fashionable Tailor Next door to F. g. Main s. Southnor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

dlariy niet-eeJ with The heau fell agony Of the gsn
Maeuf hen scqnsined with he slaughter Of his
vile and children, the contptinns and ertese hdeons-
mes. Of the weird sisters, the baoque, scene. and the
spiri stirring denouemen, all portrayed and ren
dered with reality such the mind ii master. hor-
ougbly, correctly. passonaiey irnbued with the sp Of
the sweet swan ofAvon" only could pr,duee.
IN the sleep walking scene. WIN that beheld
forget the look OF borrow the chill varant stare u the
pny queen. telling 81 the and within.
II was painfully sublime. The audience spell
bpund and breathess u seemed absolute relief when
the Illusion was broken. pin could have been heard
falling on the flor, snch the silent but all the
significant and expressive acknowledgment of the mighty
power e the reader IL REApIsG,-it was real-
ty. Il WAS not Mrs. kenble the platform. We
were unconscious Of presence from the time she be
gan 10 read until the performance closed. II
SHAKESPEARE, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth. The weird sisters
every character, ifne 10 and To life. that make mp
the drama There was nothing left for the listener
The critic 10 wish fer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
CALIFORNIA.

The whole Congress of the United States. Senate As
well House Of Representatives North a. we'll as south
appears u have oooled down wonderfully upon the sub
Jeoi of California. II is very generally concs.,ed
that she ,c he admitted this session. and by arpe ma
j'uyi majority 10y no means sectional, but COMPOSED
OF men from every quarter u the Union. The method
suggested by President Taylor seems tn be- coming eve
~ day more aud more into favor. aud with sumo modh
cations, will no dunbt be adopted.
And why sh uld il not be adopleil II /, founded ON
the very principle TOT which tho South has ALWAYS Gun
lndcd II "a~ recommended in The strongest terms as
long ago, as ei, by Mr. Calhoun, ho enforced il hy
snng oil resolutions II Is the very doctrine commended
for by all the Southern speakers in the debate o. the
Missouri question:. IL is, in fact the Southern doctrine
aud Southern LOcniocosm WAS ide mouthed in ito f,
vo. as the columns of he aun can testify until il WAS
Adopted by General Taylor.
Then, however, It came in conf ct with a position
sun deatrf " The spoil seeking Union. and its coad
tors These worthless had already sworn 10 oppose the
Administration Of Zachary Iayur "no matter hat face
the future might wear. 10 the bitter end and would
not d"io approve Of what he DOING though they
han gwen u heir s,nctnn before he did H. According
!. There was no terms of llngsgate oa coarse for Gen
aNn MS offence being thai he had done the very thing
recommended by all loculucodom one wear AGO
We never know until MIR. Calhoun's speech come out
where Mr. Seldom got the excuse which he paraded be
lore NE world as an apology for direct derartur,
ifnn his orlutuns As he guilty Of We see il al
now however, clear enough Calhoun was the promp
Ter. and The whole war made according TO hi,
bidding II would not do oas,ail General Iayl. -,
The bad pnnclple which he had strongly prof,sse,
IN MS resolutions OF le4I. That aposiacy would b,
TO" open and too shocking II was known that he SON
an agent u California. he be assailed in that III
fecuon, 1t must be charged that he had coerccd ali
ioTn'a As luck would have it, the public docun,enl
proved "ie very reverse Of this p,silion but Mr. SedIo
mad received his cue and made out his speecb II A.,
cnTdngy stands The most ridiculous d,.nlay ,ecoda
in political history 'NN'''''
Aver al, all parties are coming round to the Prcsi
dem method # settling the difficulty plainly proy,n
YIN. 'ht opposition has msen from anything in tn
W"tiu bnt ia'riolic motives, nnd that Gen Tay or sin
gle handed. is more than a match for Al, IN. Cc,,i,
IN the Union cumbined - Rich Uhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
IMPORTANT FROM TIFF. SELKIlK SETTLE
MEN'r

The ST. Paul (Munesota) Pioneer has late date.
from Pembina and The Selkrk set cement, by the arri-
walls Of express mail from thher in eighteen days
the sled being drawn by dogs. Tie three dogs. having
made fifty miles day. sone days, were much laguel
the end OF their journey; and being fed laid down in
their while sleeping their sides, as il they still
travelling.
The i dye obtained The mail. and provisions for the
dogs and two men, pemmican &C., there being no dwell
lIngs ito stop at for many hundred miles. One Of The
men. half breeds, travelled ahead Of the dogs and the
other. with stick Ia drive them, aud rope hold back
The slejge down hill. behind.
The winter has been rather severe but provisions a
bnndani. Fish have been caught in immense quaint.
ties. The buffalo hunt was not productive. Pr
visions are plenty aud cheap at the Sekrk settlement
he only trouble is To get wheat ground, all the mills
are turned by wind which has been unusually low but
was nsIng. II has been winter Of much gaely and
lrolc in HE selement-bals sleigh.riders, Sc They
are talking of getting press aud newspaper. They
are experiencing the annexation fever.
Rev. MI BelcOut. Catholic priest at Pembina SET
emen just south of the british line Of traders half breeds
and Indians Writes toinf firm Gov Ramsey that the Sioux
near the Missouri ryer hilassing aud expressing
then neighbrs. little band Of the Mandans and asking
protection for The latter.
Information IS received, that The election of chiefs or
rulers among the half breeds Pembna. under the ad
vice OF MAJOR Woods, last summer. is generally sasac-
tory; and that The depniatln Of haf-breeds who came
down last fall and made complaint Of the unarness Of the
election. &c. had no just cause of complaint.
Complaints are made against persons who vend wins
key 10 the lndians-one man complained of is a Mr.
Grant from, the British side.
The people north of the line making active pre-
partitions TO encroach upon side again in their
summer hunt of the butfo This is great injury and
annoyance To the Pembntse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
MIR KINGS REPORT on CALIFORNIA.


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
TRUMAN sVTrUs SPEECH

Oaa II l,e ias-t swlai-scrHaes ever heard in Con-
rress was adninis,eted 10 The "Denoefaie parry" Ivy
Senninr Snb In the Senate on Saturday,
Some Of the "reminiscences of the last Presidential
pagn exceedingly rich and mpanlrd by the
nc marks ii Senator Smih produced much laughter. =
NJ DJge Of lava, attempted 10 call him 10 account
for including Senator Benton ia the $40 operation, Is
covered with defeat and cnnfusipn and rrtr,s amid
burst Of laughter. Senator Smith is little unceriain
whether Srnst Benton belongs 10 the Democratic par
IT, as he didut happen 10 he srpfnied upn any II he
Senate Commuters Great laughter lie allndes to
the extraordinary app1nimento II Mr. lanneesn sun
day morning, and his being allowed 10 go In Berlin
der 'uch circumstances by this terribly proscrpive ad
minis Ta,bn
He remarks that the honorable Senator from Man..
seems suppose thai the Pfes,Jen ought 10 be- all
kindness. aft clion and generosity u The '.democfa-
c" party, lhrushipg upon them all The honors and a.
mlumens # thu Government, while they are carrying
IN The hliiefesi war Of exerminalion agsins, him
Senator Smith then Produced large bundle Of pa.
pers, showing The hist'fy Of removals and nppont-
menls under previous and under the prosen, admins
tfai,rn.
These papers arc the mos esraor1nary documents
which have been presented 10 the country the pep
pie will be- nnt a liltlc asonshed at the overwhelming
facts which lhoy piessnt.
II appears iht under the last adminis ration there
We're IN office IN Washington, i76 Iocofnc -. whose az
gregate salaries amounted 10 t572OO0. (n round mum
bers.) while there hut 50 Wings whose salaries
amunned 10 $4,000. Al present under W hig adj
minlsttation, there Is majority s Of 81 democrats and
the baance If difference in their favor is t27 900 The
political removals under Mr. Polk. who succeeded dem
ocraifr administration. were 100. aud the democrats
Were IN ameJo1ty when he came into power Under
This adnlns ration with $50 600 dollars in their favor,
the removals have been but LOG
In The diplomatic service there was NOT A SIN.
GLE WING in the whole service when lhis admins
lra'ion came into power The Wing parry have a
bout third.
In Maine stated in reply 10 Senator Bradbury Of tina,
STA here in II n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
GEN TAYLOR DESCRIBED

The editor the Home Journal, who recently visited
the White House in Washington, where he found its
occupant the Chie Magistrate this great Republic as
Gen. Tayl" Is to be found BY his fellow zens,
true Republican, thus describes the Hero President as he
appears 10 all who approach him
The hero President" has been more trulhfuly de-
scHbed than any man we read much of before see
ing ona who had moi learned how extremes touch in
mannefs- mos, conry polish and the most absolute
smpleIly-mlght be surprised only with that complete
putting OF every nne IN his presence ease which is
looked upon in England the result ofhph breeding and
which Gen Tayl effect, without the slightest thnnob,
gwen to the matter apparently. and with the fullest,
preservation OF dignity. There were bi, six persons in
the rom when the party we accompanied presen.
led TO the President, and the conversations for the ten
minutes we Were there, was entirely unstded and be-
tween himself and The ladies' only But we should have
been anywhere struck with the instant direc,utss oh
vousness, and prompt and close hitting eda,eness
wh which he Invariably replied To what was said Let
no never so mere lrle the return thought was from
the next link of association Most nreat men dipoma
lists and ptcanS particularly 90 "ahlut HE bush" n
niue Tor reply Ia remark, emitting the more obvious
and simple answer II nigh suog, g. for the sake Der.
haps ct an appearance of seeing scope in the bear
my oi the matter. Bu, IAylot-we thought we could
make certain even tlom these few brief m mens Of Oh
serva'on--has no dread Of your seeing his mind exact
/ ~ as II works and has no care whatever, excep, t
'hInk and speak faithfully what comes first reuatd s.
OF any policy or management of its impression on III,
listener The key OF his voice. AT the same time is tina
OF thorough innkness, good hum and uncuns ousnes.
OF observation. while his smile is easy ard habiiua
lie grace with which these of door Characteristic,
accompany mouth OF such indumitabe resolution an,
an eye OF such searching and inevitable kaenness ex
p'ahs perhaps The secret OF The affection that wei
known 10 have been led with the coniding devotion
elt for him thtoug houl the army 1t is impossble I,
COX upon the old hero, should say without yino an,
believing in him"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
AGENCY OF
DR.. s. =. EifCh'S CPIebrNsPN .Iye6irincs

SEo by him with such distinguished the cure
- OF Coughs, Consumption, Caarh, Asthma Heart Dis
eases, dyspepsia onorrhra Piles Femae Complaints sc
ScAlso, DIR. y s. Fitchs Abdominal Supporters Shout
der Braces lnhaing Tubes and Lectures Consumption
and the art of preserving Lille and Health to Old Age Sc
JOHN II SEM has been appointed agent for the sale OF
he above foods and will keep them constantly hand
his Drug Store, I.ynchburg, Virginia
8y-'r thehs Guide Book To Invalids and Direetio
lu Promoting Health, and Instructions Mothers tn,
Management oi Children, may be had, gratuitosv by
calling lor 1t atth Store above An extremely vaiuab
Book.
Aug. I3-'.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

Mrs hemhles ".1acboh, "-Whero everything is ex
cellence,as were, difficult 10 institute an inel,gan,
OF Ineligible comparison. The most fault finding crit
'c VIII hardly seek 10 carp at the spots the sun Cor the
sake "t essenng the surrounding splendar Where
'hee Is perfection IN such protusion it is unkind selfish
greedness itself to ask more if more can be pven If il
he sad 'hereie, that the grandeur Of Mrs Kembe's
genius stands out il possible more brilliant IN "AIachib, ;,
han 10 any other OF Shakspeares creations perhaps a
ter all we doonly but give utterance to The more vivid
npesson the last performance of hers one sees is A.
ways sure 10 leave behind Thus we rise I'M from her
King john" her Hamlet" "Romeo and juliet y and
Henry The flth,' successfully with new and ALWAYS
more delightful, conceptions Of her powers ., eneatin
bu, 'ne reading OF Macbeth. AT the Stuyvesan Institute
on FRIDAY evening, IT struck MS, was iii then un,n.
proa"hahl", even by a kemble. The reader out did
herse he grand conception Of Shakespeare was before
NE audience; and papahy and feeling ", that for
WIN W" 'p's Tue romance IN the reality. The am
hhus Fhsne. his not less anbuns. but bnodisr mine
'"esi' The eert"dIng conscience Vt the murderer III,
Ieinfse u the mudcrc$s the fna rclrbution interim