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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10
Old Mr. Theysay.

Who has not heard of the world-renowned
Mr. Theysay? l prsume his name is famil-
lar with all men everywhere. Tho high and
low, rich and poor, bond and free, black and
white, honored and despised, and learned and
illiterated ciyilised and barbarian, Catholic
and Protestant, Mussulman and Christian, all
nations, kindreds. tribes and tongues. have
heard of Mr.. Theyssy. His name is almost
q household word, familiar alike to the lisp
my infant and the man of fourscore. But
who has ever given the world a history o fthis
eminent parsonage? Numerous as biogra-
piers are, numerous as they have been in
times past, no one has ever yet written and
published the life Of Mr.. Thevsay. Pardon
me if l undertake The task of writing a brief
history Of him,
Hrs PARENrAGE.-His fathers name was
SANDER his mothers, Tattler of his genoa
logy nothing more is known. He was born
in the town OF Evil Report, in the Kingdom
ofSin. In what age of the world he was born,
tradition does not inform us and as this is
not a matter of much importance, we let it
pass now, to give our opinion when we speak
Of
Hrs AGE.-We have said, it is not known
in what precise age of the world Mr.. They
say was born. 1t is my opinion that he was
born soon after Adam and Eve were expePd
from the garden of Eden, though | do not
deem 1t necessaryt to give the reasons on. which
this opinion is based. III am correct in this
opinion, he must by this time be very far ad-
Nanced in life. and we should naturally ex-
pect TO witness in him all the evidence Of fee
BILE old age-gray hairs, sunken eyes, and
palsisd limbs. Bat he is really as strong AMI
active. as fresh. and fair, as hale and hearty
Ss he ever was. Remarkable old creature
Hrs EDUcArIoN.-Mr. Theysay's education
is very limited, az he never was admitted into
any Of the institutions of learning. What
knowledge he has he obtained principally
from hearsay hence he does NOT have any
correct knowledge of any thing. His defc-
lent education has ever been a serious en-
barassment to him, for he never dares to
make a positive assertion, but guesses it's SO,
hopes it is so, and so on.
Hts PERSONAL APPEARANcE;-Iha have spo-
ken of him as being as strong, and active,
etc, as he ever was. But who has ever seen
Mr.. Theysay? Have you? Has any one?
Has the oldest man living? If any one has.
/ have not. If any one has, / know not the
man. In my opinion he is as intangible as
Professor Bushis resurrection body, which
we can neither see, handle, a~nalyze, nor de-
scribe. "But we know he exists, because
every body is talking about him. And | have
came to the paradxicale conclusion that he
exist and does not exist is everywhere and
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

There is one vacancy in Dodge County,
where the vote was tied. The Democrats
will probably carry that district at the next
trial.
Farwell got the full abolition vote; but
even with that he could not have been elect
ed had not divisions in the Democratic party
lost to his opponent, Upham, many Demo
cratic votes.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10
What was chanpAd2

The Washington Telegraph. of Friday
says Of the Presidents message, that after
being put in type, IL underwent extensive al
teratiOns. Rumor says that it was difficult
to adopt it to suit the views Of Mr.. Webster,
SO far as to obtain from him even a hesita-
ting sanction.
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THE LOU1SVTLLE DEMOCRAT

$ PUBLISHED at The following rates:
l Daily, per ,ear, payable quarterly, S. 90
Tn Weekly, per year, in advance, 90
Weekly, per year in advance, $50
Subscriptions will also be received for any Pc
rloh "t time. at the above rates, when paid in nd
vancs. Letters i'll all cases must be post paid.
Persons residing in Harrison county. denrous Of
subscribing for The " Uctnocrat' can do so by
leaving their names Mt the Sentinel Office.
dsci0 HARNY & HUGHES. Ed;.ors.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

~ Frederick Bragg went into a liquor
store, In New York, on Monday, drank glass
Of liquor. and then deliberately blew out
his hTains with a pistol.
The shooting was foolish act, after "put-
ting an enemy into his mouth to steal away
bis byaias!P'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

E-0ur thanks are due I o Mfr. Joseph
Allen of Freeport township and Joseph Nc
Gonagle. Esq, of Franklin township for
new subscribers sent us during the past
week. Now is the time to send in the
names. The long nights are here and you
will want something to read,
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5fntinrl s. former
CADIX, ONO.

JOHN PARKER, of Wheeling is authori-
ed to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for the Sentinel & Farmer. All
agreements made with him will be strictly
adhered to by us.
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ANTI SLAVERY EMIssARY.-The British
antislavery Society have sent over to this
country a Mr.. Scoble, who is to lecture us on
the duty Of putting down slavery. MI. s.
had better attend to the condition of the OPP
pressed in his own country, who are infinite
ly worse off than the slaves here. 1g2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10
NEW ADVERTISE
IOMN ESTATE
NA'h'BCE

4 LII. Temperance organizations Of Harrison
IN and Jefferson counties are hereby notified
that the next meeting ol the Harrison and Jefer.
son County Quarterly Council will be held at Mt.
Pleasant, Jefferson cUuutv. Ohio. on the first SAT-
ur iay of January next. at z O'Clock. X. NJ, at
which time aud plact they are respectfully re-
qucsted to be represented by five delegates from
each organization WIN. PHIPPS.
Huntsville. Dec. S.. 81. ASST Secretary,
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'CADIZ MARKET-December 10.

MAI RIEU.-On the I'd inst, ut the Cadiz io-
;el by VIM. Arnold, ESQ.,, Mr.. JosErH GORDRr,
OF Belmont, to Miss HARRiET JoHNsoS, OF Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the 4th inst, by the Rev. T. r. Craw ford
Mr.. john L~oFLAND, Of Cadfz, to Miss SARAH j.
B RTLETT. of louisville, Ohio
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EgrThe notorious Lola Monies arrived at
New York, on the steamer Humboldt. She
comes as q d~anseuse. Hope she may be
sent away with 9 fee in her ear. We want
no such trash to amuse an American audi
ence. Out with her,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

Ear AT Hamilton, on Saturday night last,
a man named Mullen, attemted to get on the
cars while they we're in motion, and was
thrown on the track and killed Instantly.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EzvThe Supreme Court Of Ohio com.
menceG is session q Court in Bank, at
Columbus. on the LIST inst. The Judges
were, Messrs. Hitchcock, Spalding,
Caldwell and Ranney.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

ES-The amount Of gold received at the
port Of New York, from California. from
January 9. to November ne, 1851, was
e3s, s23, sos. 5nl a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EarWm. Lassell, Of Startled, England,
announces the discovery Of two new satel-
Ilites Of the planet Uranus. Their appear
ance is very faint, not half as bright AZ the
two previously known.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

E57At q late town election in Hartford,
Conn, the Democrats were triumphant
There was never before SO large a vote pol
led " any town meeting At that place.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

Eg-Jenny Lind, will give her last con-
cert at Tripler Hall, in New York, on the
18th of January, 1859. She leaves for
Liverpool on the 18th.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EBr The extensive Wooden Mill, at Ithaca,
N. Y. were destroyed by fire on Friday.
Nov. 2lst. Loss about $4,000. Insured
for $4,000. n 4 aais
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EE-Godey's Lady's Book for January, is
already on our table. The present number
contains twenty-eight splendid steel and
wood engravings, and one hundred pages of
excellent reading from the pens of forty-one
of the most distinguished literary writer's in
the Union. If Cooley continues on at this
rate, as we have no doubt he will, he will
furnish to his subscribers at the end of the
year, a book of twelve hundred pages, with
over two hundred splendid engravings, at
the extremely low price of$3. Cooley is al
ways Excelsior" Subscribe for the Lady's
Book, ifyou wish to get a magazine that
will be worth more than the subscription
piice. 81 w
Terms-single, copies, SO per annum.
Two copies, IS. Address L. A. Cooley, No.
ll3, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

AS to the rank of Chief Justice, the exis-
ting law regulating the matter with the SUI
preme Court, under the old Constitution did
not apply. In the absence of such regula-
ton, the Judges elect signed and deposited
withthe Secretary of State, a Rule, providing
that the Judge having the shortest term Of
years TO serve. shall be Chief Justice. This
was arranged before the allotment. 1t str, kes
us as the only fair and proper arrangement
that could be made, and unless superseded
by Legislative enactment, will be continued
in force. This rule begins by making the
present senior in office Chief Justice, and will
have that effect hereafter in every case. 1t
gives the ChiefJustice the advantage of four
years service prior to succeeding to the rank
of presiding Judge. 1t also operates in equal
rotation, in behalf of each member of the
Court, giving the certainty of ones incum-
bency in the Office and rank of Chief Justice,
affording the same length of time to all, the
same term of previous service, sharing equal
ly the honors of the Bench with all It's Occur
pa nts. We think, whether established by
law or permitted to be left to the determine
ton of the Supreme Court, no more obvious
ly fair and just arrangement Of this matter
could be DEVISED Ohio Statesman.
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TEMPLE Of Honor--social Decree.

Temple Of Honor--Social Degree.
On Thursday evening last the "SodaI
Degree" was conferred upon twenty-Ons
five ladies and sixteen gentlemen, Ghel
which the following officers were elected
Mrs. Jane Rea-S p. T.
James Cady-B. P. 7.
Miss Eliza Burns-S. V. T.
A. F. Moore-B. ". T.
Miss augusta Arnold-S. Past I.
VIM. A. Giles-B. Past I.
Miss Eliza Hearne-S. U.
John Conwell-B. U.
Mrs. Harriet Thomman-S. r.
F. A. Thomman - B. R.
Aaron Hott-B. S.
We cannot dismiss this without offering q
few words in support oft. To many it is a
new idea, to admit ladies to all the rights
and privileges of men in secret societies.
The founders of this order, wisely con-
ceived the idea of establishing a degree, ad'
hitting the ladies to full membership. And
why should they not? None suffers more
than woman, from the effects of drunken
husbands and sons. On her falls the heavy
task of bearing in silence the neglect of those
to whom she has a right to look for protec.
ton. She sees misery and want stalking
abroad through the land-bread turned tC
poison-children beggared-and too offer
her own sex driven forth to live upon the
cold charities of an unfeeling world. She
sees all this but has 10 power of her own t.
avert the dread calamity. She feels, she
knows that in "union there is strength" anC
that a united effort will do more than hel
own weak, unaided arm.
No wonder then, that they hail with de
light the establishment of the "SOcial Degre
Of the Temple Of Honor" Here is opened
a door where woman can meet with the
pledged friends ofthe cause, and devise plan,
to carry forward that reform in which sh,
has SO deep, and so abiding an interest,
We believe none are better qualified than
woman to carry on this enterprise. HeI
mission has ever been that of a ministerins
angel. She it is that pours the balm of con
ISOLATION into the wounded heart, and with
her own sweet smile dispels the clouds o
gloom which adversely and misfortune bring
upon US. Honor to the noble heart anC
gentle spirit of woman. Extend to her the
hand of fraternity, of kindness. She viii
prove a powerful auxiliary in establishing the
"cause of God, the cause of all mankind"
Wanto of room compels us to dismiss this
subject, without further comment. The fol
lowing are the necessary qualifications te
become a member of the "Social Degree"
"All Ladies of good character, of sixteen
years of age and upwards, and all regular
contributing members to a subordinate
Temple"
The members of the Degree will meet on
Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock, P. M. fol
the transaction of business.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

Eg-There is a man in Steubenvillc so ug-
ly, that with six frowns he can kill a bull.
dog.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

ErA misunderstanding is said to exist
between the governments of Austria and
Denmark.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

EE- Col Bragg's Battery o. Flying Artil.
lery, which did such noble service at the bat.
tie of Buena Vistp, had a drill parade at JEFF
ferson Barracks on the 9Th instant, in the
presence of a large ~concourse of spectators
The company now consist of seventy eGec.
tive men and of these only the-First Ser.
geant Swartwout, Sergeant Harron, and
Musician Kethery-werc with him in Mex.
leo.
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Supreme Court of Ohio elect---Al-
lotment Of terms, and the reg
uIation Of Chief Justiceship.

This morning, lots. as prescribed by the
Constitution, were drawn by the Governor
and Secretary of state, fixing the term of
years for which each member ofthe Supreme
Court elect shall hold his Office, the manner
of drawing having been agreed upon among
the members. The lots were drawn out in
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EayThe International Magazine for D.

E9TThe International Magazine for De-
cember is duly received. 1t is beautifully
illustrated with views of Mormon Life and
History, views of Windsor Castle; portrait
of VIM. G. Bryant, &c. THE race for prece.
dence between this and Harper's is conduct.
ed with much spirit. Both are valuable,
and have an extent of patronage that pays
well. The new volume will contain aiorth.
coming novel from Dickens. Published by
Stringer & Townsend, New York, at 50 per
year, or rs cents per number.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

E1-The Democrats have only sessAty 81
. majority On joint ballot in the Indiana
That win do. s.
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ETThe Pope of Rome is lying quite i'll.
His death had been rumored but contradict
ed. - ---L-u 4. u- ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

GPE.nee whiggery'is dead and buried IL
0haA xonae of their editors now say they
don ears whether bar y Sresads 20 taxed
se n1s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10

Esy-Gen. Belknap, died at Fort Gibson on
the 10th ult. Ego
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Wing Puzzle--Who can solve it?

The Buffalo Express says it is imperti-
nent to inquire how many federal admins
t~rations the wing party will have to elect
before they can get one that will remain
whig?
This question will be as hard to answer as
the query "what are Wing principles
which has been going the rounds of the pa
pers for the last year without solution.
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Cuba---Order Of the Lone Star.

There is a secret organization, in New
Orleans, called the "0rder of the Lone Star"
Branches are said to exist in all the plinci-
pal cities of the south and southwest inclu-
ding Cincinnati. In New Orleans they num-
Der some 1900 picked men, and arereceiv-
ing large additions weekly. They are rails
ing a fund, and calculate by spring to have
a purse of half a million of dollars, and about
200, 900 men.
Secrecy being enjoined upon all who be-
come members, the object of the association
can only be conjectured. The inference is
readily drawn that h political heath of Cuba
is on the decline, and a large number of Re-
publican doctors are needed over there.
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Single s~obscribcrs,

Single SUb5cTDcTbs -."V- IN -.I . 2 10
fr7- We trust that our friends who 60 literally
patronised us during the present year viii contin-
ne their fiyors. and make a reasonable effort to
enlarge the Clubs in their several Deighborkoods2
AZ Il will ba important, TO all parties 70 have the
subscriptions sent in at m curly day, we respect
fully urge our friends to use their uimost eudeav-
ora 70 procure 10 as full d list as possible
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" IAN na.nss' wrapped ID anaatls u vhits|
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nR SHAW ON CONSUMPTION

FThere IL peIhsps disease, Win hsE our country
Is sesled which sweeps Of annually 50 many vcums as
that e DESTROYER ofihe human race, Consumption what
vas, amount Of sud5pg might ne saved The hu tn fanny
iflhry would but avail themselves IN season Of ne reas
dice Which nature has provided for her children aud ""en
science has reduced such form az 10 be ~n toe recn
OF ali Far be- IL from ismper win thosA VINO are
suffering with This painful disease. In Offering you rem
edv We DO ask rely upon the representation 81
those who might sctuaed by selfish aud pec0nlay mo.
lives hut the deliberate testimony OF some 81
Ne most respectable ply siciSns that WiSfANS sAm OF
wild Cherrs has established for Itself reputation mat
Cannot no Asssiled DR. VIM. Shaw, OF Was ihglon, M
C. writes uud or date Of May |, 1886 a. follows; ,r
have beard Of macy ofdecided 0ensncal en- cs
from nae especially in Asthma and Chronic Congh OF
spssmodc Character. l have used the wild Cherry
great deal 10 practice and with marked good results IN
fhose cases Of eat nervous debility, and hrtabdy TO
which pbthscs patients are subject nave no oouo.n
The best foIm Ia which The effects OF Prussc sed may
10 The patient Every knows the reputation oil Tue
apa in protracted coughs
THE con biuaiop Of these principles Ia WlSTAhS bAsa
oiWld Cherry Is Ingenious aud iudiciouS
Medical zen are Justly disrusul of Patent Medicines
10 general bui candor must discTmins between oura'
Reous Doglrums humbugs and those medicines woicn
have proven sRuisry and In many wei aeSIeo cases.
curative" ,,,,,rs an ,h. ,,,sn,a,
For sale by A. B d. Sands 100 Fulton ~, corner y
Willinust by Hayilsnd Reese Co, 30 MAIDEN lane
ly William Burgers 81 Cortand-st by kush1on CIeHe
Co 10 A tor House and rs Irving House, bIoau"ay
New.York and by Druggists generally everywhere.
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TRAIHB 20 NEW ORE
nj EW-YORK and ERIE kAILROAD--

lNWINTER ARkANOEAENT, commencing Monday.
Feb 10 ls h-y. srs1s s Ss 81 "a. s In
,rymsdiss places daily, froan pier socs ~ ousnsst
NoREIEG MAIL TkAIs ~ IA n stopping ~ al ne star
ans OF suerns arriving al Geneva evening.
Passengers for Rochester bu1ao &c can ode a. oenef
Va and tsAe Die Express Train Aasy aezt nornss
nksrs via Albaay. via is sivantsgs ole agts re<
WAYTRAIH - u m Coz ohsyiue, Piedmont and ~ %
FvssSss Tssis for Hephargh az SIPM-Pssssngsss
for all stations between suferns ard OuSviie " v<iog
tbs train VIII reach Suherns In season - iskS '
NIGHT E2,ssss xsAp Al . r N. ssyypisg only q
sC6srzs, Chester, Goshen, niddeo~n Vnss.oi Do es
aware, HanOwsbursh, Hancock, Deposla sssq.elsaos
Grsst bepd EnghatOs snd ssions "rsi ~ -
Passengers for Corning, HCcisvls suo ouSs VIII sSs
r,sn ger. for sunso By ts rn vTeces< 70 0eneya.
and ske zoe Express lan arriving q oar so S sem.
Passengers or thses CsSags sag s va y
Rsrrss Il Oxego which lssge Ea1seossey on he rf'
va o. .ee r Tioes snd Lyconing counties. Pa aka
n ne Corsisg and Bostt1rg BsiiOad at Corning.
a,sSe. leave Middlsts vn, Otsvtie, D~swAre s1rows'
~, Hspeoek DEPOSIT, S1sq1ehEans tsfes 6suo, smg-
SsMtop Ovseo wsVsriy, EInrs Corning. rsn1ea fosI
aoErsasuae Aoa Cuba; On sfrsaa . ~ ss sNhs
,sovrrss Mn. Ts,fr leaves Oenevs II AN stop
sag a. "a he satiops ana arriving IN Es~-Yot as N
FIGHT ExPsEss TRAIs leaves 6eneTs a. ! N 40
Cha storptnR at stations wes u bnf s21g0n, .n1
:, ,s,e,i Beps sgsqnehanna- Depot H4ncoes ysrvws
b1ryh Delaware Orsytlo. Nid1lstouf, and s1fera<, u
ni rasItEs DIyrs.os WAY TAM leave. ousySls 80
An agyS,rsh a. 'A' stations AID arriving m SS~'i''
FE~srRes BaAscn esss Nswbargh Tor New tors,
Express Trsin without stOps) - u An, striving 10 s'"'
wv Way Tran Fran al for Chester connsciuT wi <
Wax Tran Tor Chester and Nsw-York e. r. n, s,n-
nesDg with De Nal Tran 70 sew o YSIs sna Y
Passengers Or New-fork, leaving a. r'h7 ~'" q
RewbuTgh by his train s:45 ,nn..s NAP n
F5gh Tor Geneva pSehsefef sad 6u3lo, sao AZ Ysse,
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OI9E NEW-YORK AND LIVER
nnct UNITED STATES MAIL STEAAERBs-

ne ~, s9lp S sS Cot West PACIFIC, Capt Eye
.bc1I6 csot Iaee BALTIC. Capt. CcmsLoek.
ANNAA'' ADRIATIc. Capt Grafton
rN,o ss,,s have been bailg by cOBrbc expressly TOT
&c. ,rrf ,eryce every has been taken intaai con
SSucou IS slso IN IhsiT Epeinss to insure sIongn sna
sped ard heI accommoda tons Tor passengers "70D'
Pee ~ nssssse fTon Nsw-York 20 Liverpool sloo et
elusive use OF exts size ssAseTooms $Sloi ION
10 Eevg-Yogf SIS An experienced sqrgeoa -ns-ue0 :"
ssrb .lan No bers cau b. secared uunl paid for.
TIE osxrerB Of lheIe ships all TOT 20 .. ~
goo silver bullion, specis, isWefy, preeioos sen ~
retsis unless bills Of lsdiIe sEed tlSeiD LII NO
yalue tLereof, herein ezpreass5 s.,,ruo