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MORE HOME TEsTIMONY.-NoNE NEED DESPAIR.
TRY 1T AND BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PER
MANENT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.


MORE HOME TESTIMONY.-NoNE NEED DESPAIR.
TRY 1T AND BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PER
MANENT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1851.
AesTs. Mortimer d Aotobray Gentlemen: This is to
certify that in the year 1843 attacked with
affection, in consequence Of Dyspepsia 1ndges-
ton, which continued some eighteen months, during
which time suerings intense, both of body and
mind. i tried every thing could think hear of Gus
there was much sympathy for me and at length all eff
forts failed to me. i became much weakened, and
could walk but very short distance at tme and
often in the act Of falling upon the pavement q would
stop in some door alley to prevent it, in consequence
of frequent papitatons; and, from what could learn
supposed had disease of the heart from frequent dis
tressng pains about the also my chest and alb
domenthe latter being much dstended. At this stage
Of my disorder could neither eat sleep walk with any
satisfaction to myself Life seemed to be burden 10
me. My feelings were gloomy beyond description.
at length heard Of DR.. Hamptons Vegetable Tincure,
and made trial of it. had but taken the first dose when
felt change for tho better, and hope Immediately
sprang up continued, with the Of this irpaiudble
Tctre to Improve daily until had taken the contents
Of three boes, which, under Divine Providence, made
perfect cure Of me-
found had excellent appetite, and could partake
Of any food which could not do for years previously
without the most distressing sensations enjoy
uninterrupted good health and have done for the last
six years and would say TO all afflicted have BEEN
to cast aside your preudices, and try Hampos Vegetable
Tnct,re- Any information beside this but meagre do
scripon Of my will be given cheerfuy for the bene
fit Of the afflicted Yours WILLIAM NJ OLDHAM,
Custom House; dwelling, Fayette st., Fremont.
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Death to Rats, Mice, CockrOachss, and Ants

UiHE North American kxterminator Ia
i warranted superior, and cheaper, than
any ana all other articles heretofore offered
10 the public, for externinnting Hats, Mice,
Black and Red Ants, ffum dHelling-houses,
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E. w. HALL
JOHN ESPEY.

Bookbnder and Pdper-ruler.
DLANK Books, Manuscripts, Periodicals and Old Books
ID rebound; and Maps vanished aud mounted on
rollers All Of the above done in the best style and
the shortest notice.
oct 22-lm HSrF street. near Navy Department.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 10.

rises Oh. sim. / SUN sets !. : !. Al. b2m
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BOYS, CLOTHTNG

lust RECEIVED large and elegant assortment Of
u Boys Fall and Winter Clothing, consisting OF Over
coats Jackets Pants Vests Shirts Undershirts &c. &c
all Of which really fine and desirable and worthy the
attention Of purchasers Also, choice and elegant as
sortment Of Shirts Of all qualities and coors Under
shirts and Drawers, Stocks, Crayats Handkerchiefs
Gloves Socks &C., to which the attention Gentlemen
is particularly invited. VIM. WALL;
oct l-tf Pa ay. 10 doors west of 9th at
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General Banking and Exchange Business.
COPARTNERSHlP.
rINHE undersigned respectfully to the public
i that they have entered into copsrtncrship for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
in the city Of Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, wITIIERs co.
All business entrusted TO them will be attended to with
promptnsss and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia
r.. w. LATHAM,
the city OF Washington.
L. p. BAYNE,
mar 24-tf or baltimore, Maryland.
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THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

OYTHE RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY g
WRs be opened on Monday, November 17th.
THE design Of tho Principal in establishing this branch
of the Academy, is TO afford opportunity for boys
to receive thorough training in the elementary princi-
pies Of an English education.
Tuition per quarter, payable in advances IS and SO
Application may be made to the subscriber at his
Schoolrooms Of Sd street and Indiana
oct 25-dtf st o. c. WIGHT, Principal.
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I. A. KIRKPATRIC

]. A. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND PREB-sTONE CUTTER,
street. between 1871 and lith, Warrington oty, D. c.
MARBLE MANTLES, Monuments, Tombs, Head and
l Foot Stones &C., constantly hand, Of the best
quality and workmanship. All kinds Of Stone for Build
ing &c All kinds of work in his line faithfully executed
ut the shortest notice. ap 16-u
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GEORGE Z. KIRK,

House and Sign Painter, and Gtdzter,
50 nth side Louisiana avenue between 9Th and It'll trees
Dwelling South street. between 7th and Sth streets
is prepared to order all descriptions of
work In his line. ap 1b-6m
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LII Of Harper Brothers Publications
IN All Of Appleton's Publications. . IN 81
All of Putnam's Publications,
Little Browns, Boston; and all books published in
the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 2S-n Booksellers, near 9th st.
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EIREI FIRE FIRE!-Cheeyers Patent Fire
IL Kindling-the latest blessing to housekeepers and
bacheorss again in season. and is article great
economy and convenience to all who have occasion to
kindle fires Price so cents per pack which will kinde
240 fires. For sale by A. GRAY,
oct l0-tr 7th ST., opposite Odd-Felows Hall.
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yHEPPARD a VAN HABL1NGEN, No. IA Chestnut
street. above Tenth. Philadelphia have just received
per steamer splendid Table and Piano Covers Dsmnsf
Table Cloths, Napkins, Moreens and Worsted Damssks.
mar "a
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
The Sandwich Islands.


From the Sandwich Islands, the only news of i'm.
portance is the following resolution, which has
been passed by the parlam ent and signed by the
king:-
Be it resolved by the mobiles and representatives
OF the Hawaiian Islands, in Legislative Council as
sembled, That in the sense Of this house, the
demands Of France are 80 clearly unjust, and con-
trary to the laws Of nations and to treaty and
the course pursued by her is so incompatible with
the existence of regular independent govern.
ment in these islands; if France should per-
sist in such q coarse. it will be the duty of the
king to shield himself and his government from
insult and oppression, by placing this kingdom
under the protection Of some friendly state, and that
should such emergency be urgent as not 70 admit
of the Legislative Council being convened, it shall
be left to His Majesty by and with the advice ef his
Privy Council, under sush emergency to consult the
honor and safety of his kingdom, according to His
Msiesty's best judgment, and that whatever he may
so do will be binding upon the nation.
The Polynesian says that the Commissioner of
the U. States called officially at the Foreign Office
on the l4th October, making known the views of
bis government in regard to the past, present and
future position Of these Islands. The communica-
tion WAS Of nature tending to fortify the King in
the permanent enjoyment Of his sovereign rights.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

has been resumed abevs to Marysvills-ths boats
are quite active-snd steamboat stock has ris
csnsidsrsbly y.-Speaator, 4h.
UNITED STATES COAST SURvgY.-We under
,ssnd snss the party stationed st Csps
Davidson, left for Cape Oxford by the steamer Of
the 18th. The weather has been particularly un-
favorable to their operations, yet they have accom-
pmmSs. p.IsG .s sa:sfa story amount Of work large
for Longitude observations for latitude by recent
ly adopted method, remarkable for rapidity and
accuracy, and observations with the most improved
magnetic apparatus for the destination or variation
OF the needle, besides very large amount Of mis-
cellaneous work. very considerable local mag
netic attraction was found exist by changing the
position of the magnetic observatory; This will
account for the otherwise irreconciable results of
Belcher, Wilkes, and others.
Il was the original intention of Asst. d. to pro-
esed to Cape Flattery and New Dungenness, to
determine the positions Of the sites for the light
houses recomm ended by the last Congress, but no
means of conveyance could be obtained, and he is
necessitated to move southwark. It is his inten.
tion, as soon as the necessary instruments arrive
from the Department, to connect all his stations
chronometers OTegoniaN.
We have heard OF several farmers who have har-
vested sixty bushels of wheat to the acre. and the
land was Ploughed only onoe-the seed scattered
any other substance to enrich the land, or assist
the growth.-Ibid
Another vessel, the sloop George Anna, was
chartered and put up for Queen Charlottes Island,
by q party of twenty, who were to sail from Olym.
pia the 9th ult., with three months stock. The
brig Orbit did not 60, but is fitted and goes out to
the Sandwich Islands, with q cargo of fish, spars.
Sc. and will continue regular trader between
the islands and the ports of Oregon, under com
mand of Msjer A. H. Goldsborough.
Who SAYS WE CAN'T RAISE Corn IN OREdoN!-
Judge Leonard, of the Tualatin Plains, laid our
table, short time since, couple of ears of corn.
measuring fourteen inches each, and well filed to
the end Of the cob with good sound corn. He in
forms us that he had about one hundred anG fifty
bushels of the same sort-Iim
Building improvements are still progressing in
our city. We notice several new frames which
have been put up since our last issue.-b.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

Powrhy TBEArRr-A powerful performance IL An.
y the manager Of this spacious establishment
ly Damon and Pytbss" the Forest Of Bondy,n ani
!, Peter White all Of which exceedingly well cast.
ing VIII bring together . very large assemblsge.
BNOaDwar THEarnE.-The attendance at this theatre
very good, considering the severity Of the wsAther
gnius He will be supported by Messrs Barry Conway
Ferno, Mrs. Abbott, and Miss Crocker forming a dns
csIedthe Nc dsrn Model Mssnslio Nodonh, srs
viii be full house.
Nirtos oanDIS-BrsrrIr ron rHr KossurH FuSp-
The oeced for the sae Of tickets for Nsos Garden for
tonght s TO 60 to swell the Kossuth fund The object
to 10 gained ud no doubt hl the house bat the en-
teitsnments themselves are worthy Of patronage The
sterling old csmsdy Of the Rivals i 70 be given with
intrude entertainments between the actsan excsl,snt
ides.
NATIONAL THE,rhE -Purdy has provided highly
attractive entertainment for this evening comprising
fourexcelent pieces namely, The Maniac Loverr a
Day In Paris" The slaves Revenge" and q The Ma,-
bic Maiden all Of which are exceedingly well cast A
gctd attendance may be anticipated.
BRovGHsN's L,crrM.-s -shakspeare,s cslebtstsi tr.ya
dyet The Merchant Of Venice s to be
th evening, in which Mr. Pratt Il TO make his
IL vii be we'll Supported b1 the 1n..e,eT 2, sa,Ocs
tie concluding feature
this evening.
AMERiosr MrsrrM-The beautifu, Mace Of the g poor
gentlemsn' will be performed IN the afternoon and in
the evening the comedy Of Paul Pryr The attractive
features Of the Museum drawing isrge assemblsges
BowERy AMrHirHrArRE Comfort. safety and elegance
talent splepdor and novelty the disng ng cha
racterstics Of this place fine afternoon and evening
performance TO day
Fellows MvsTsEis have also provided q dns perfsrm
ance for "a. night
CoScrRr AT sr. PErERs CHuRcH-A grand sacred
concert s to be given Sunday evening at ST. Peters
Church Barclay street number OF artists OF talent
have volunteered their services and the proceeds are 10
be applied to the liquidation Of the debt OF the church
Tbecncert Ia to be under the direction Of Mr. georre
Itdf. The entertainment will doubtless be a FOOD one
and the funds viii be vel applied
Ma Asorsscs, tse great Wizard Of the North will
appear at the As,or Place Opera House during the ho
THs PaSoaaua o. rHF wortp's Fan eent,nv,. .,
s.traot srge audiences at stoppsni Hall
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Stealing .Jesrsiry.- vsman named Kuss
hahan servant in the employ ofMr H. Rovier residing
at Nc las Edridge street arrested last Wednesday,
charge Of stealing $T5 worth Of ewelry and wearing
apparel the property Of her employer On her arrest,
che confessed her guilt and committed TO prison by
Justice Mountfort, to answer the charge.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE, Dec. Z, 1851.

SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE, Dec. Z, 1851.
The Probable Eats Of Msmos-Anoiher RurSoref R,v.
olnion-PrOciaplation of the President, &c.
The Legislature of Nicaragua are now in session
at Managua, and are debating day after day
whether Munoz shall be shot or banished There
an unyieldsg opposition in the Legislature to the
shedding Of the blood Of MunOr, notwithstanding
the trouble they have had TO catch him. They
have released all Of the rebels except Munor him.
self and four OF his officers
Col, McLane, who has made himself somewhat
osspicuvus ~ Ia.s eouasry as a-aefzIas tae pfs-
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Naval Intelligence.

y 2 sloop Levsnt was taken ont Of tbs n,,,... g.
deck yesterday and hauled down 10 the nav Sa,t ~.
reIsrs being nearly completed 'N' %
a, Isseo MidthIpman W Place has been ordered 70
the ordinary at Norfolk in plscp n passsd MjdSieso
sSss o Asel aS.-osu, -sa V.-.s.1 - a.ster .. Tn
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Prlififni Infeliiaenre.

Returns from 112 counties In yirsiais give Johnsons
majority for Governor at Sis Thirty counties are vet
to be hesrd ffom Thus far 81 democrats and - wings
have been elected 70 the Senate and there dstrics
yet to htsr from To the House OF Delegates 7e demo
sisss she % es --'s sS.a sssS.v~t - us-svfs yvs
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
ON THE ATLANTIC SIDE

With the exception Of the FL Dorado and Falcon,
which run between New Orleans and Chagres,
these steamers constitute the mail line between
Now York and Chagres; they touching at Havana
and Kingston, and connecting with the Pacific line
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

Amount OF Gold Dust, Gold and silver
Specie, and Bullion, and Number OF Pas
sengeis, Transported over the Is TN nm Of
Panama, annualIy-The Facilities and
Capabilities Of TINT Route, Compared
with those OF the Nicaragua Route, &c.
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Imports port of NtU York for JasuIry
Specie. Free goods Dry goods dutiabIe Total.
loSo $1,000 e505y5A S4,569QA5 S39S37eS Ae,4lep,4
1885, 433,s82 <37,290 6,7<8<92 3695n3o 1Isl4 7o3
1884, 2l0,+55 93650 S,707Ss3 4OOOSa5 l3s56Sl3

Inc inorea Cd c1nsXnnoats Of dry good, have formed
high figure but the market reasonably drm
for imported domestic goods, md the later zee IN 10 be
generally working up, both for AMI woolen to
figure relatively high the Materials 70. tho,.
manufactures have reached. White manufacturers kssp
up the old cry about stopping mills &C. they coanu, TO
buy wool with ssdy and the prices continue 10 advance
Tue buyers o. wool apparently the LOT, on
sale. which, by the way, L,rge as Lad
been the deliveries OF WOOL they inade1uts to the
demand, and prices continue Sales OF h,ece ara
now made at b2i Is II to be rema rked tina
tho deliveries Of wool Underwater have been mi ,h.
by tho improved demand from the Of the
Interior The advices by late arrivals from Earope nd
cate great scarcity OF wool the continent as we'll ~.
IN England, MT 50 mach from short supply as from ov.
demand IL 10 doubtless the the hi.h price OF co,
ION during the past has ed ts substitution of de-
snes aud other fns wool abrcs well line p. for cot,
ton to considerable and fact grows the
great demaad for WOOL in degree Tneru is also
wei abroad as IN this county, in the con.
sumption oi goods OF all kinds. The reaction OF The r~yo
u'ons oil iSss has Induced greater enterprise in Europe
and the comparative peace aud plenty OF the pas, wear
have greatly developed individual industry and promoted
the exchange OF its proceeds In this country each wear
under tho modified commercial restr icons and the In
crease OF railroad communications now supplies OF
produce approaching tho seaboard In payment for new
dtmands OF goods. Instead OF great svenue a, wa.
the case teen s,nce between Atlantic aud the
west slopes Of tho Aleghanss there will ne II year be Elk
folowsi
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To this msy be added tho Pennsylvania central road
Of which l7o niles constructed All these routes com
pete win each other and cheaper transportation at the
anne time that they forward continually a.nY
quantities OF raw produce, beyond III, co isumptye ca
pacy OF the Atlantic and it is hs duty of ent TO
remove all obstacles in the way Of extend ID market for
that surplus II foreign market necessary wh.n the
great West had only the Eric can,r as avenue foo IL
produce market, how much such IN ~ ket reuu-
site when the SIX great works mentioned comp stiny
with each other and with III, Mississippi the supply OF
the Atlantic with produce The OF those works
Tor the past year has been nearly S0oo0 00O and
exceeded the whole fret OF the Erie canal That fact
not only indicates the demand for go,ds but also
the production OF natural wealth which they are pur
chased The produce ought down by these umc rous
avenues maintains high money price, pared with
former year., in consequences Of the quantities exported
under ID fed tariff Tho export OF c,rtan articles of
produce from this port for Jasuary was a. follows,
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ny A. 0REkH. Aue, ss~s.r

lying in Hardy county, Virginia. auction On 1hung
a7h day Of February, shall Offer for sale public sso
9Th street and Psrniyivana avenue valuable tract o. ~.
tanning twenty three hundred and nine acres lees
Of land purchased By Addison Murdoch, decs
Leonard T. Dsss:ns and john Hoys sascaios Of Wm De-
and lying The North Branch OF The Potomac river, In Harry
", viryaia, beginning Tor its boundary the Mnsrs s
known the Big Elk Lick Spring. Tho and dnsn
ssd will be shown the day Of sale.
The ovedsscribed property 10 considered valuable U a
tusl and grazing and in value daily enhancing
Of m proximity virgnia 1sasa Fpad The nA
canal and National road and IN bosdeny o. tAs rosons, ~
10 Ahundanty sufkccn Gbg niIlng purposss
The will be bsra sad nsAs ksown The az -
The attention d persons wishing sstabsh 6ns agerza
grazing farm, and speculatos respectfully tnvtseA IN
A. GREEN,
Feb ll-awAAs AscusesG
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A VIEW OF the Mstropolis.-we have been shown BY
Mr.. Bonn pubisher) large photographic
PRINT Of the 81 Washington and Georgetown Ihe view
CAPITOL correct
while the the print
deneaons Of the prominent objects OF in
Institution, Presidents House Po once, faen, Once cry Hall
Windss Building Jackson Hail. navy ard
College, Aqueduc Arsenal Warrington Moaument
Jackson Monunen to be- and War Department The
picture question we'll executed every PARTICULAR and
undoubtedly with extensive circulation may be had
publisher, his stand the CAPITOL and At the
booksellers In this city Also small view Of Wssh
ipson letter paper.-kaf Int
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-13
National Hall.

comedy Chase admirably acted last evening
fashionable Of The announcement that
Davenport appear the frat time In comedy attract
brilliant audience and II TO hod tile mirror Natue be
proof talent Miss Davenport with justice may b.
approached standard Her Consance
impression reality and not fiction, 70 charm
ingy The light and shade Of the character
ete look fell from the refined artistic
keeping ideas of the author. She
great appreciation Mr.. Gilbert In sr William Fond
love- Mr. Fenno Wdake, supported her WE'LL and 50 did
Mrs woodward Lydia. Miss Davenpos Mariana in the Wife
to might will be treat
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6o,6o7,69i

Il is supposed that there 10000 persons now in
California engaged in mining for gold Recent develop
menis in the gold region have demonstrated that the yield
will hereafter be much greater than at present. and that
the supply is inexhaustble. So soon suitable ma
chnery shall be constructed al the mines OF gold bearing
quartz now in progress Of being worked the supply from
that source will be immense. Veins Of very rich gold
bearing quartz have been discovered along nearly the
whole range of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and all
that is wanting deveope the richest results is suitable
machinery Nearly all the steam engines heretofore sent
out California for that purpose have been deficient in
power.
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MAR9AAL.8 AALE.--By virtue Of three wrs Of eet -
Ill Issued fom clerk once Of crcu Of ne ~
u Columbia for the county of Washington, and ~ a
shaf public sale, fos cssh. Saturday, TIE in
March next, ~ II O'Clock in front OF the
said county the following described pvosy, lying and being
city Of Washington and and designated the MAJ
city - part q La n .qoars a1 part q iot ~ SQUARE
III in IA, lot " 81 lots ~ and a. IN squsN
lots and 10 IN square no. fo In square 81, oflo
Ssi par Of 'c I'm square S7 os In sgssvs s5 hsn
$50, and ot In 80 ssixsA and levied m
be sold 10 satisfy udcais Nos 8, and to March, lssL
RICHARD WALLACE, .
Marsha Of the Diatrtct Of Co'am"~
Feb 1I-dtMar IS
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Massachusetts Leeiauture-seaaior, Se.

BosT,s, february 1.-The house of Representative, u
adj iii nearly o'clock ,t,, morning Tue W.
too upon Tcconsldorng 10y which the Rst
uiemDrr (anttS umoer) was turn Ell The Wig
wish 70 ,ske the question, having sorty wi tki
bat tie coalition siaved OF with cnils sdjonmns
peas and nsy-, &c. aud finally adoarned aitsr aan.
session OF sixteen hours without any result 1t thoughts
impossible 10 elect Summer to-day. On Thsrsdsy n
.Acancy in this city 10 10 DO hiled.
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CRIMSON Il Co.'S New York. New Orleans, and Msbtls
Express connecting with the swest and Responsible
Maine, New Hampshire Yer
mont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut, Lower Canada
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland District o
Indiana Ohio Illinois, the States generally the
Mississippi Alabama river and the prominent places In
Carnliuas.
facilities extensive and perfect that secure me
speedy Trunks and vnlu
able parce from end Of the country ts other Asd between
the remote points.
s1peepce In the hssiness, white
Mers Adams Co., sndos sssvos advantages
Of which shs coshdeocs ard
onage York community se assured thst shall
the entire satsfscffon ntenAa me
jewelers. bankers, and merchants generally
We ~s leave 70 California express o New
or,csn.. New Osssss ssd Movie o.
ooss Camp New Orleans, snd ~ Wan rsss New vess
Feb 6-dAcp2w vi "a saa ,AssE Nss aall 2
NEW Orls~ns Sugar s.a Msh.esss .s s.stsen %
Weuspxuy nsza. oASoehs ?. = H.
Dodrs wbas csuo s~s vs<sia, sss.tssias o.
. Qi7 hhAs snODs, peu pNms s1 = VII 100 s LA'aRt Z
MO bbts chotre uQbesSss naA taaal stt - e@tNs2
halfbhs do if4 rAl u H.es lfH
ia ks6s prime lard .s,,,, ,.,..~--
Feb iI-aS AseWonss,