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DONATION pAErY-The Donation Party given
for the benefit of the Rev Mr. FLowERs came off
finely last night, At the Geigcr House. The at
tendance was quite large anu the donations
amounted to Sll6 so. Much credit is due to
Mr.. Gelger for his liberaliy in opening his house
for the party and for furnishing number Of i'm
pcrtant requisites for the table free Of any char
ges-1he supper which was got Up by cou,ri.
buttons from the ladies' was, ike all their efforts
more than abundant and embraced every delica-
cy the country could afford.
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MARRlED-On Thursday evening, the lS'h
inst. by tho Rev. Chauncoy Cook, Capt hfNGf
j. Rrlp TO Mrs. JULIA Ann HAywoRp, all oil this
town.
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Adnniardtor's Sale Of Real Estate.
N Office IS hereby given, that by virtue of n
i decree ct the county court OF Lasallc county,
VIII sell al public nuctou, al the door o the court
house in Ottawa, on Monday Fcbraary I'd. 1852,
the west halt OF the northeast quarter and the east
hnll OF the northwest quarter ct SEQ l. town 33u.
range 3cast, as property belonging to the estate Of
JAMES Glover, deed BvGroS e.. CroE.
Ottawa Dec % 1851 td,,;oisy,,t,r
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ST lkA ED

LNROM the subscriber, residing in Ottawa, abou,
II the middle OF November, n dark rrey horse
colt oiInSt spring. with one white hind foo, n uIn,r
star on the forehead, and one of the hind feel slight,
ly turned in lie will be grey when his winter
coat is she'd.
ANY person returning the same, or giving infor.
nation where the colt may be found, will he suta-
by rewarded. Information NAV be- left with Mr.
Henry Green, cas-, side OF Fox River
Dec 2o-Sw- Joseph AVERY
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sKAriNo.-Ilastings Of the Albany "Kuck' has
been skating. Here is his account oft
"The skating, on Saturday, was rcall excellent
We put on pair Of rockers" cut two spread
eagles plunged iuto an air hole and then cut for
home. Times min, scc,'
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TAKEN UP!

ny the subscriber, living one mile cas-, OF the
ID Cement Mil, a red and white steer, with u
hole aud slit in his ear. The owner can have MN
hy proving property and paying charges.
Dec 2O-lw JAMES DONALpsoN'
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Books! Books!
GLASS WARE!

WINDOW Glass, Of ali sizes, by the box or
w light.
Bottles Phias, md Jars of all sizes.
Tumbers, Goble,s, Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks
Preserve Dishes, &c, for sale low, nj the
Three story Brick, north ofthe Cour! House.
Oct T.. Y. GRsGs.
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Look oM for Co,nterfeiisl


TIL. public IRE cautioned against another coun-
terieit, which has lately made It's appearance, called
w. B. Fauelrs Arabian Lnment, the most dan
gerous OF all the counterieits because his having the
name of Farrell, will buy it in good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II.
g. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No II Main street, Peoria Illinois,
to whom all applications for agencies must be adj
dressed BE sure you get 1t with the letters ii. u;
before FarrePs, ,hus--li G.. FARRELL'S--and
his signature on the wrOpper-all others are coun-
,erieits.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson
and Walker & llickling, druggists, Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted States.
tr,-prce IS and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, IN which one Is
not already established Address II G. Farrell, q.
above, accompanied with good reference to chnrac
ter, responsibility, &c. Dec. 2O-lS-iw
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WAREHOUSES SALE.


w lLLhc sold ntmy Warehouse. to pay charr.
es, on the 10Th day of January next. If not
called tor before that time the following articles;
II I9Gkages, marked Miner 4 barrow.
bhl. White Wine, m'k'd l. Z
Bbl, Dried Apples, " W + Hull
Packages, g." Wm. K. Siouch
" Thomas Newell.
z " VIM. Mats0n.
WoodwoTk for wagon" Caster Thompso & Co
lot OF Pumps. " A. T. Beach
Woodwork Chm Pumps Stevens
December 2u-iw. y. u. CHARRr,rp.
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RESIGNATION of MIR, Clay.

We are indebted to the operator in oReilly's
Telegraph Office for the following despatch:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.
Hon. Henry Clay has resigned his seat in the
Senate. lie will spend the winter in Philadel'
phia, and will return to Ashland in the spring,
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CHRISTMAS AT La SALLE-The citizens of La.
Sale are making extensive preparations for
ball on Christmas night at the Hardy House
The Ltlewoods Band, from Chicago, has been
engaged for the occasion; and no expense will
be spared in rendering it one Of the mos, brilliant
affairs ever got up in the state. A general invita-.
ton is extended to all who wish to participate in
its pleasures Rooms for social whist and euchre
parties will be provided for those who may no.
wish to indulge in the gayeties of the ballroom.
We have been requested, by ono of the man
ayers, to state that the committee ON invitations
find il impossible to send tickets to all, but that
all are invited whether they receive ticket or not
CoLD WEATHER Winter seems to have come
upon US with rush, and run the market for com.
forters, wrappers and oyer.coats UP to from
six to fourteen per cent above value, while mer.
curry went down that many degrees below "plu,
to- or Zero, we hardly know which. A friend
has handed us the following table Of the temper
allure for the past week.
Cock a m, IL o'ck m. oclk. pm
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administrators Sale ofReal ESTATE

NpRN and Oats wanted Tor which the highest
~ market price will be paid in cash. at the
DEC I'll n. y, CLurHIvG SrogE
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II. @. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian Liniment

Is well known 10 possess the most wonderfully
healing, penetrating, and stimulating properties,
and by It's promptness in citcting cures which pre-
y.ousIy had resisted all other medicines, admins.
tered by the most scientific physicians, has placed
It far beyond any similar Remedy ever introduced
to the people OF the United States. 1t stimulates
the absorbents to increased action, and thus ena-
bles nature to throw or disease-it penstraies 10
The bone, adding strength and activity to the mus.
cles-itis powerful anodyne, and thereby aiiays
nervous irritation, producing delightfully."- Plea.
sing sensation HrOugh the tohols frame Owing
to It's remarkable antiCeptc properties, it purltes
and neuiralizes that poisonous, corrosive principle
which renders old ulcerous sores so difficult TO
heal it thercioreis peculiarly adapted to their spec
dy cure. This Liniment, from its penetrating and
strengthening qualities, hns been found to be a spc-
citic for Paralysis or Palsy Whi,esweiings and
diseased joints, and in fact vi complaints involving
the muscular system. Ii has cured cases Of Rhcu-
matsm of 90 to 30 years standing, and affections
Of the Spine, wherein the entire spinal column was
so crooked and distorted that the patient could not
walk or stand without artificial support. Numrrou.
eases Of Palsy have been cured when the flesh bad
wthered leaving nothing but dried skin and bone
and the limbs totally without use or feeling. For
Children ruth Group It is OF inestimabe value
rubbed and bathcd over the throat and chest II
applied freely on the chest, IL never fails to give
I Relief IN the severe COnchs attending t0nSump-
( ti0R, asthma and Colds. II helps wounds speed
( ily-will cnre Scaldhead Mango, &c. Planters
and Farmers will find II a most valuable medicine
TO be applied to Horses and Cattle for Sprains, Brui-
SEES, Lameness, Stuff Joints, Sweeney, Dry Shout
der Wounds Burns, Splint, Chaes or Calls, Hard
cned Knots in the Flesh &c.
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nisSOIlsiiOl..

u'IlE partnership heretofore carried on under the
l designation at sutton & Fyic Is dissolved from
lst December last. The business will hereafter be-
carried on IN Otlawaby VIM. b, Fyte, and in Pc
ora by John Sutton. louN SUTroN.
m WV b fYrE
Those indebted TO the late finn oi sutton & FyEs
please call aud settle mp and save costs.
iltiaMn. dee I9,l-l
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STATIONERY.
A NEW SUPPLY.
AmaSa Fosters
Grocery and Provision Store.

THE subscriber invites the attention OF the peo-
i pie of Ottawa and vicinity TO his stool. OF
Family Groceries and Provisions,
jus, opened at the old Newton stand, west OF the
court house. He will constantly have on hand and
sell rs chap ms any other store in the country,
Sugar CoGee, Teas, Salt, Fish, Soap. Candies,
Tobacco, Shot, Porder, Butter, Eggs, &c.
ALSO, =.
Flour, Corn meal, Potatoes and Vegetables o. az
kinds in the scasOn. A1so--Glass, sash ana
stone rare; superior Sterine Candles
by the Bor, rcry cheap. Segdrs ofd
superior qualify, at trhoiesds
or retail CAL and see
CASH paid for wheat, hides, &c, &c.
Ottawa, aug 80, 1851 AMAsA Foster.
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10000 I:I,slicls

ONE Two Horse Lumber Wagon for sale attn
- bargain, by Dee 2t-u f. WISE
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TUE subscriber offers for sale large quantity of
Buffalo Robes Trunks aud Valises-Also large
sleek OF Clothing AT remarkably low prices, at The
y. Y. Clothing Store, Dee 2tl-tt f. WISE
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ollN Is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
y estrd, that ON the lh day of December. 1851.
the partnership existing between Daniel Elchrlber.
ger and y. NJ, Bailey, was dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books and accounts are in the hands of the
und,t1gncd for the present, who will attend to all
sctJemJuts. Dee 2O-3w-s D. EIcuEipIgGrR
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Supcrfinc Flour.
School Books.

COMSTOCKS Tex, Books for schools,
I Billions English & Latin Grammar II Reader,
Hales & lliIIards Hist of United states,
Andres i. Lexicon-Day's & Davies Algebra,
Grammnrs, Ari,hmetcs, Biographies and
Readers. l.. Y GRi6es
Whites story Brick, Oct 4.
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Cock. a. m. IL o'clk. m. G o'clk. pm
2Sbelow zero, s above zero, 2 aboyc 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
TO CONTRACTORS.


I oxhooR IRoN.-GILxoRE, BLAKE a WARD,
IL Banker State street. Boston,
Inch sons, iron merchants Liverpool sole
United states for the Lovmoor Iron Company
10 receive orders for this justly ceebrsei iron great
exercised In i's manufacture we'll the use In ali
eases Of the take from the Compsnys mines
10 Iowpoorors 70 10 the n Br
n-insurcs an invariably unorm quality of the iron; and
ts can onhde y be for all purposes
quirns iron OF extra quality
LowAooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE TIRES. AxLEs
snd wrought iron wheels John Finch Sons and
Finch wiley. Liverpool, have appointed Gilmore,
Blake ward Bankers state street. session, sole agents
IN the United states cor the supply o. this superior stamp
OF and locomotive tires Asles In bars, BENT
veaed and blocked alo for the supply Of Finch Will
ley patent dovetaed snd ether kinds o. wrought
railway and locomotive wheels The low which
they Imported aud their we'll cstsblshed on
the principal railroads. in The Urted States the
expectation their general IN this country In
brtan The advertisers are PREPARED 10 execute all
ders with despatch.
sTAFrOaDsBfRr IRON OF SUPERIOR QUALITY -
Gilmore Blake wsrd bankers. ttate street. BOSTON cole
agents in the United States for Jot Fnsn Liverpool
prepared Go t,ke orders Ter the well known Finch
Finch 6eet bsrs hoop. sheet bo, pste ali rouud snd
square. fancy thspes and s other hinds % wech aud
Stsdordshrs ras and thc- constant ondeavor will
'urrly No iron but whs, IL 81 good quality.
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INDIA RUBREu GOODS.

RUBBER Goods WAREHOUSE DEALERS HEAD.
~ qusrtsrn-uninn lncta Rubber Conway, ~ Nass.r
street. New Ncrs may NJ found ana ost
ohnpete assortment " years pRent Ae allie.
sahled hnher eocds offered IN ths country ecmprs
I've tvtfv sste IN the nbbet line ~ this
ComNany rhch viii ~ cold tho AZ factory pre
Country ard export dealers viii dnd macy articles n zoe
Rhve stock well adapted their rads ahch will ray
handsome profit lft ~ at'cier With prices attaodsd
VIII be furnish al 20 dealers when rcanired.
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aMysmmMNTs IN eHILAD&LF'FtsA

PARNUM'S MUSEUM. PHILADGLPuIA-P.T BAR
~ nam Proprietor ard Manager Geary sanford, Assis-
tant week and Triumphant success OF the
elegant Eastern fairy piace named CHERRY AND
falk sFAk 50 gorgeousy lrduced and 80 beautifully
Gel Tho but Yields eval de when
he this splendid piece Their week Other
excellent pieces viii be produced and performed to vary
ensfy the of each entertainment Apart
from the attractions OF tho Lecture Room, the Museum
Sal Nth their disrea
curosisies There daily performances at and
eceek. Admitsnee the Salo0ns and
25 cents-chiltren snder ten years, 1919 cents.
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To Hotel-kcepcrs, House Agents, sc. TO

Ieate for term years a THIS upper PARTS above the
in i25 rs $780, 49, 49,, aud l6 Nassau with
the propoed improvements " two az sona stories the
prtsens buildings ALTO Thirty in Clinton court
MAGNIFICENT Dor reom q obtained also for
Baths. tof further parcusr1 inquire ~ the proprietor,
George Leyie -. U. Bsrker. II Betkman street.
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ride get good dnnSi ana have guiet pleasant time
the g other places.
The bar Is away from the house consequently ia les
likely to be moved hut ain have their
terteiUreb in their way. Dons fail stop XII
lrFef's Mansion ouse, the Ill., y B.Eegaut ssyI-
ing AL the
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cal for chapped rough hands oicsyerd
the Inoa rubber house gloves They IN valuable
protection TO the hAhes while engaged in d,mesns ar
mLafvouh Geld And in bleach
tho hands TO ain OF ~hiehe'r FOR sale os, ny
D. Do6gman ~ Maiden lane; Ethcock and Lead ,catcr 3'
M adway and a. Ill the India rubbor STOKES IA the Ussa
C-~ffa
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NFW YORK AND PBtLADeiP HIA..Nkw YORK
~ and Philadelphia Direct United 8 atss Nsh Line
ihroush ID ~ houts, New sersy Railroad Fare
auee1 S. Tor ht cas and - 81 f second cas Leave
New ferk - = NJ FROM inoi ~ Curtianjt gtret and At
"a y hhd u from foot q Liberty street, Lesvt lh-
atr~ot
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Holidays rast therefore L 10 cmes one WAC value,
heir comfort, health Convenience Sal upon Brooks
No. $50 Fulton End supply them elves from his
lsrRe agtortnest q Boots, Shoes Caters. Oyoroes Sc
They durable, cheap and rAnted give perfect
a
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Fu hroderies.E. "a Newman, Sl Broao way. respectfully
invites attention TO has stock Of the above which
gsed in oheaprees sud variety Tho embroidered Collars
which he offers at "a Cd. IS la, ia, ST. upwards;
Cats AZ 2 3D. 30 "a Is TO lSs; sroidercd Hdkis at
l 1884, lfs, to $40 hric and swiss TrinmIagg
Infants Wants. sc particularly worthy OF po.ce.
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RACHl LoR's HEBREW BENEVOLENT LOAN ASso-
~ ClaTlONIhe Fourth annual Ball in aid 81 the funds
q this Association Will be aiyen the 9Th
Of January ISL at sblos. Tickets, admit gentleman
and two ladies' including Refreshments and supper s. to
obtained q the following Committee Hcury Morrison No.
CITY all Place; benjamin J. Cart II Maiden Iane; Philip
Lewis No 45 Beaver David :. Levy No. l3l Pc ar
streets George Godfrey, No, 90 water street.
TI>HE SIXTH ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
Ball OF the Shakespeare Dramatic Association will be
held at the New Assembly Rooms Coliseum, Tuesday
Evening the 7h inst No have spared he
OF the association to have this bail In similar
conformity with those Of the and lovers
the Polka aud ecotisch will lind IL worthy attend
snce. Tickets 81 De had OF OF the memocrs ut
Eesrs strrger and Townsend, az broadway, and at the
door the evening Of the7th By order,
L. &. 1uRNER, SEQ. J. IL. VAN buren,, Prest.
TEE TWELFTH ANNUAL BALL OF PROTECTION
Engine Company, No. ~il take place At the Coliseum,
40 Broadway Tuesday evening January "a ISL Tickets
may be had by applying 10 any member OF the Company
E. kcCISNiss, Secretary. v. c. LYONS, Foreman.
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however, ID seldom remunerative AZ the same
time, the condition OF the rock, which causes the
miners occasionally To adopt H. 10 well worth at
tention, as bearing upon thr question IT the amount
OF gold TO be expected from California, The
vulgar notion of the Inc xhaustbity of the mines
is principally based upon the extrivagant reports
addressed 10 the American government, by Mr..
Butler King. He speaks of a piece of rock,
veined through and through with gold, and
he supposes II specimen OF the substance of
which the mass of the Sierra Nevada is com.
posed IL is WMO all but certain that Mr. Kings
0Nytferons specimen IS w0thtng more than tu,np
Of rock into the fssuves of tchtch the precious metal
has been drum by nechan.c0t agencies; and
may regard the suspicion Of most eminent geo.
Iogtsfs, that cold poyit Mentioning tcol.id be
obtained from California after the rfciai debris
had been despoiled, at length warranted by erps-
rtneRtal research.
But whatever may be the intrinsic riches of Cali
fornia, all doubts 10 The miserable prospects Of
single-handed miners are al an end. The success
of their adventure will deprsd, Of course, on the
labor they besow, and on the profit that attends it,
But if great pits have 10 be dug, if nothing but the
soil at the bottom repays examination, and il
of hard rock has TO he triturated this is very diff
ferent thing from the simple lavatory PROGRESSES
which were all that was required in more fortunate
times. ard which the emgrants universally looked
for. M. Derbec describe, the miners already in
the Sierra as barely obtaining sufficient gold TO
purchase support, and as waiting in terror for the
myrisds who are GU their way from Europe 70
compete with them in the search. On the whole,
exceedingly rejoiced that, in the host OF IT,
cent Californian tin'granfs, so few, comparatively
speaking, of our countrymen are numbered.
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Forty Thousand Coats, PanlaioOpB AND
hsigtco.ts OF the latest fall stys roI e. 80 f0
arBPnxRDs Clothing store Chesnat e,ress seeoad doc
nj I've Third, Philadelphia
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RR0ADwAYTHgArRE- MONDAY EvENING. JANU-
assr Oar os. asf hss
ssSs y saf n Gdrh :s
IN e iSRsfs .A as %
-: sss c. :sy a s r4a cr.
cents Gallery i2a cents Private Boxes, s. and So.
NiBLo's oARDEN-TIoKETs TO ALL PARTS OF
.ns house nty cents, children hAf price Doors essa
81 Yslooi x.nsssT NJ John sef,sn Tss Wonderful
5 5Sr PssS:s%%s :s.
Fences r s. Ss T,si: .ht Ropes
s,vas si,p znIi,R'son q twenty TO
Iraaa TALL y ,. Opera HOUSE Aston pLAoE.-REDUc-
- s:1 g Thirty
sf' VIII hiF b. '' sslar 1s:s
iS ,Fsi ess s,na a5s ps
ESsi; irene ssnsI. AvosadIoi uso. ssnor NeysiE
Fsnsnao ssaor rss Afnoido ssso Benz cia
sils Doors open a! quarter before To
MECHANICS HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY. ABovl
farther notice Tho original ana well known cMRIsTYs
81 asnted and eapersnosd Usrisrmsrs under the ma
nasemsnt Of chrsty whose concerts in this city Tor
highly rsspeotASs and fahicn.Sie aadisnes Tickets
seven ooiooi Tho patrons Of chrstys anssres arc res
psctfuly informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
ccrts will be discontinued for the future.
EtELLQWS' OPERA H0USE-THE MANAGER OF FIJI
lows Mpsrels, in returning thanks to his patrons and
the public the unprecedented patronage extended his
popular Con ert for the last nine months b state that
neither expense will be spared make this band the
most perfect in every part The concerts VIII be continued
every evening dnrng the week. and Wednesday and S
turday afternoons, at o'clock. Admission IS Pr
vate boxes for ST. Concerts ~ o'clock. Friday
Right Benefit Of S. A. Wells Prima Basso.
TuSE t. CO.'S CIRcUs-NEw YORK AMPaITHE-
stre 81 Boyery.; spisadids combination OF elegant
equestrian and classic Olympic games Monday evening
January 9TH is5 the performance viii commence with the
Mobiles Of hungary. Beautiful act OF equit ae
Josephinc. Master VIM. Armstrong in lis truly astonishing
eaping act kie Louise IN her beautiful teu hore
back Mr. Nixon and pupils in their oxqust.iy beautiful
gymnsstie exercises ulyu plan strife in which the entire
cempay will appear Ae Louiae in her plessiBg equestrian
eeno To conclude with Jack the Giant Killer Al mission
private boxes 90 cts.; boxes % cts; Pic, ~, cts.
DCEToN'2, CHAMBERS SfREgF-fHE PERSONAL
dramhtsled from Dcksrs last prodre eion having
rented the brilliant success NJ this establishment, will
be played every Monday excepted. Tho Whole OF
this talented aud p0ru company included in the cast.
M he on n 4 u n he WEE