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AZ The Examination of the Cokesbury
Institute, will take place ON Monday,
2ard heh In The evening, commencing at 8
o'clock, dj will be an Exhibition in Compost
ton, when WexPect to be favored, by the deser-
yedIy popular 81 Band Of our village, with
some good music.
The public generally Itsd to attend.
~ F. A CONNER Principal.
CoSesbury, June II
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N Il S ONIC II ON.
Saith Jnne, A. L., 5SSl.

a WASHINGTON LODGE, No. =, will
Ky celebrate the natal day of their patron ST.
/V\John the Baptist, upon which occasion
Brother H. A. JONES win deliver an Address. The
Brethren Of Clinton Lodge, No. 8, and all other
Masons In good standing, are invited to join US in
the festivities Of the day.
-. :a.s:ss' ~. g. M. HANvY, Secy.
Mill Way, Abbeville Dist. g. G.. :.fl,.,l,.t a
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EXAMINATION OF ooKnssuRY IN.

H0AhdINAT1ON OF COKESBURY M
STTTUTE.
The semi-annual Examination of Cokesbnry
Institute will begin ON Wedaesday tie 25tA of
June, and continue throughout the week.
THE SENIOR EXHIBITION will take
place on Friday the 2sth instant, commencing al
IL o'clock, a. M, whom Original Orations will be
delivered by Messrs. w. G. Bass, C. w. Boyo, w.
r. BUCHANAN, G. w. M. CaEroHros, s. J. Con-
NOE. L. D. MARY, A. w. MASON, w. II. FAsLxY,
F. A. TOWNSEND, A. T. WATSON, and J. M.
WARD.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS before the Lit
erary Societies of the Institute will be delivered
ON Friday, tho 2sth, at o'clock, P. NJ, by J. 8.
RICHARDSON, JR., ESQ.
THE EXERCISES IN ELOCUTION have
been assigned 10 Thursday night at p. m.
Parents or Guardians of students and the pub
lie generally, are invited TO attend. .
F.W. CAPERs, Rector c. 8.
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JOB PERMITTING 3,
OF fevery Description and in the best style
EXECUTED AY1pHIS OFFICE.

Il ~ lssusts sss 0Ahbss HAND BILLS, my size,
g Receipts, e. POSTERS,
siLL HEADS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
BRIEFs, BLANKS OF ALL KINDs
T The Proprietor Of the ABBEvILLE BANNER
assures his friends and the public, thut their orders
for anything in the Job Printing line will be exc.
cnted In the best manner, and ut as low rates as
at any other establishment.
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COTOOSA SPRINGS.

@E1 THIS POPULAR AND FASH I'm
HlH ionable Watering Place will be opened iH
for the reception Of visitors on the 10Th day Of
sJnnes ss5
The Propfietofs would inform tho public, that
since tho last season, they have added to their es-
Enlistment one hundred spacious and comfosta-
ble rooms, with othor improvements; and as il is
their purpose To devote their united personal a,en-
ton to the accommodation of their guests, they
hope to make it delightful and pleasant re-
sort to all, as well those In pursuit Of pleasure as
health. ,-s.ss ~ s.
The Water from several Of The Springs has
been recently analysed by ihat accomplished Che
mist, PEof:A. MEANS, Of Tho Medical College of
Georgia whose report Of tho same, will shortly be
given TO the pubiic.s
: These Sprugs, the n,inera! properties of which
arc unsurpassed, are situated in Walker county,
Georgia, within two miles Of the CoroosA Pl.kT-
1osN, on the Western and Atlantic Raiiroad, ono
hundred ard twelve miles from Atlantis, and
twenty -6ea from Chattanooga, in most de3ixhtfal
and salshsieas mouBfain climate. Tho conpanyis
Hacks viii always % IN waiting &C Tho Dspot on
the arrival og fhe cars, % convey VISITORS and their
baggage 20 thu SpFipgs: S t.s ss s.sa,
BhT-TYs HICKMAN &McDoNALD.
my2t s 3. Slot
8, DRUGS AND dl1115a
Paints, Oils, Oyeetufa gfndo10 0asss, 20.
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pDr. N. Sims, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in tho District Of Alb
beve, respectfully offsn his Professional services
to the citizens Of the Village and District general
ly. He 10 prepared to do all work in his line in
the most approved and durable manner.
Orders left at Tho Banner Office, or addressed
to him at CokesbuTy, will receive prompt utten-
tion. = x imh22- -l2m.
p DR. VIM. A. Fair tenders his Pro-,
fessonal services to the citizens of the Village snd
District He may be found at his office, over tho
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged.
apI2 6ms
% Medical Nolfce.-The subscribers
still continue to practice medicine At Abbevle C.
H. The services Or boti VIII be rendered whom
necessasy. assale BRANCH 2ssBAss.ss
Jas s,xsig. s u, * &. 4 44tf5 ).
U Tho UnderslEnea hss taken tbs
Office on the Public Sqnars, recensiy occupied by
LuciKN H. LoxAx, Esq-his okject beisg 70 give
his entire and nnrsmitting attention 70 ihe RRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE. - LIZ.
S''''' BENZ HARRISON s
AbBeviEIe G.. H., ism ,lSsfse 500 IA
=. Foster MIarshall, s
ArroRHxY Far Law. =
Office nexs door 70 ti.e Painting Oascss
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ATTORNEYS At Law BBEyILLWc g. II.
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rolinisn, Telegraph. Pslnsetlo Standard, YSstyiIe
Miscellany Greepyilfs Mountainesr, KS64ssC CSa.
Iies, RebSletona f5aSssS AndeuoG 3a1ette,
Ahhcyille HaapeS, EdrefssId Adyeitissf, NssbsE-
II Sentinel. sftShs Uaionyjll 9on1s1
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ATTORNEYS AT LANA ABBEyILLWC. g. II.
III, Wll.os. z ils'elka :. e. Iossa.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
Great Sale of
NORTHERN n FRUIT TREES.



HE BIB subscriber will sell at auction, TUESDAY, the
eth day OF April, all the FRUIT TREES in his Nur-
sery, on the Estate owned by Ethen Allen of this
city. Among the Trees offered will be
AFFLES-Comprismg large quantity of verv fine ex-
ira and medium sized Trees of all the valuable vae
ues-Eary Bough Williams Porter, Hubbardston, None
such, Baldwin, X. /. Greening, Russell C., &c.
STANDARD PEARS.-Consisng of fine Bartlett
Louise Bonne de Jersey Urbansle, Vicar of Winfield
Jargonelle, &c, &c
DWARF) PEARs-Fne Trees, many of them in a
bearing state.
PLUMS-Many extra sized trees of the best varieties
Several OF them have borne fruit.
CHERRlES-Black Tartarean, Black Eagle, &C. &C.
QUlNCEs.-Orange Ounces, of all sizes finely rooted
STOCKS (FOr Grqfting.)- Apple, Pear Plum and
Cherry Stocks mostly of large size.
Nearly all these Fruit Trees have been twice TRANSPLANT
ed-severa of them three times. They have therefore,
hbous roos and are much certaB live than they
otherwise would be and the in respects are
consequently greatly enhanced in value The subscriber
havg grated large portion of the his own
hahds from bearing trees, with entire confidence
ommend them as true to their names.
1t is safe to affirm that finer opportunity for obtaining
valuable Fruit Trees has offered itself in this part OF
the country. GEORGE JAOITFS
The sale of Jaques Nursery above will take place al
the corner of Main and Exchange the Central
Hotel commencing precisely 10 o'clock, A NJ. on Tues
day: the 9Th day of April, instant
I. w. BANCROFT. Auct.
Worcester April !, 1851. aprl-dwlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

much. was the freedom and ease with VIII Ich the
scholars all seemed be possessed, and which was
,,.n;east :, all the recitations There was none Of
,l,.. for-tbe-occasion precseness that often
mars the performances of school exhibitions; but all
as said and done as a matter OF course; as IT the
scholars were used to it, and were in the habit OF
doing the same things equally upon all occasions.
THE enuncation and pronunciation of the scholars,
we're unusually distinct and correct; and some ofthe
reaaings were merlorious IN the highest degree. 1t
i very rare that one can hear better readers than
Master Green and Miss Angler; and the teachers
and parents must feel high degree of satisfaction in
view of the results Of such training in this important
branch ofschool education. Among the compositions
Of merit which we omitted to mention recall one
whose title we did not hear, but which we think
should have been if it was not, entitled the Music
Grinders, by Miss S. s. Bannister There was
vein of kindly sentiment running quite through it,
which invested its homely subjects with that poetic
sympathy in which Dickens often enfods the every
day characters he describes so well. Miss Temples
recitation of one of LongelIow's poems, of pensive
but hopeful sadness, displayed lively appreciation
Of the poets meaning, and her clear, siyery voice
gave additional pathos to the purity and beauty
ofits sentiments and language. The recitation by
Miss Henrietta L. Whitney, Of "She walks in white
in garments beautiful and bright,'' was also one of
great merit, and the only fault could notice,
want power, in voice of Unusual sweetness oftone
The defamation by Master Morse, of an extract
from Byron, was extremely well done. Master Fox
acquitted hmselfvery handsomely one of the ed
tors of the Excelsior, the school journal of the class
cal department, and proved himself to be excel
lent reader. One of the prose essays, entitled ''Pro
gress,'' by D. A. Gleason, was we'll written, and
showed that the rising generation in Worcester are
not unmindul Of the work that lies before them. A
Glimpse at Futurity, prospective vision Of Ammo
Domini 1900, was anonymous article, but one to
which the writer need not have been ashamed to
afix his or her name. Miss Bowen's recitation of
beautiful poem was universally commended, as was
also ihe recitation by Miss Hill. Master Green next
recited latin address TO the committee Of examina-
tion spectators, and teachers in highly credtable
manner, and the exercises concluded with music, in
which the whole school joined. At the close of the
exniDltlon Inc mayor Drleny addressed the school,
expressing in the strongest terms, the delight and
qualification which himself and all present had expe-
rienced in the excellent performances to which they
had been witnesses.
As hundreds were unable to gain admission to this
interesting exhibition, we trust that upon the next
occasion of the kind, the City Hall will be procured,
so that all who feel pride interest in the educa-
tional institutions of city, may for themselves
their beneficial results.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
DIED.

In New Brantree March 18th. Mr.. George Gould e2.-
39h, Col. Henry Pennman, H.
West M!llbury, March 26th Miss Julia L., daughter OF
the late Tyler Putnam aged % Years months.
In CHppvile, March 21s Mrs. Mary Russell. aged 63.
At Iiopkington Spring. March 3d. Olive G., wife of Col
P. Holmes, aged 60. II. papers please copy.
Al Bolton Mass third month 30il Jonathan Wheeler,
aged 63 years 10 months.
At Bolton, Mass, third month 17h, Josiah Babcock,
aged u years and months.
" Blessed are the dead that die in the ! ord"
He devoted christian, kind husband, and tender
father. While hear in this dispensation the ice of
God inviting affections away from earth JOY eternal
may feel that he who lear here has ex-
changed the conflicting scenes of life for the smiles of his
Redeemer, and the boundcss glory of Heaven
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

exposed it, They have not dared to be frank and un
disguised. Though virtue has nothing to fear from
truth they have chosen to protect their spendary by
conceament and dupcity.
Voters of the 9TH District go to the polls on Mon
day next, net as the slaves of party but intelligent
free and patriotic citizens. Are you Free Soilers? Z?
You will, doubtless, honor your principles by your
votes. Are you Democrais-rue and real Forget
not that The vital principle of Free Soil is the very
essence of Democracy. Are you Wings? Ii so then
remember that the great Characteristic of genuine
American Whigism is its strenuous unfinching resist
ance to tyranny-s steady devotion to the rights and
the welfare of man.
DEMOCRATIC WING FREE SoILER
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
Exchange Eating House.

Directly under Worcester Bank & POstofiice.
fEiE subscribers having become joint propretors and
lessces of the above well known Eating House, would
cordially invite the patronage of the citizens of Worcester
and of the public ing them that attention
pense shall be wanting to render it worthy of their most
generous support and appreciation.
Private Tables arranged for the convenience of
sien guests good Dining Hal for regular Dinners and
Public occasions and fine private for companies of
friends and parties.
The Larder will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and uxures of the season. and the whole
will be served up in the most desirable manner.
Having secured the services of Mr. WIN. Il. ARNOLD, an
experienced and sklfu Cook united with their per-
soma supervision and efforts, they have no hesancy in
warranng to all guests the most grateful entertainment
aud perfect satisfaction
regular Pastry Department. under The conduct of an
experienced lady, cted with the establishment.
The best of Oysters received fresh daily and prepared in
every variety of style Also, for sale by the pint quart
and gallon. well selected stock Of Foreign and Domes
tic Fruit, Mats, Confectionery, &C., will awaysbe found at
their establishment.
ap7-dw4m THURSToN A. RENCHI,EY,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
UXBRIDGE ACADEMY.

fEHE SUMMER TERM of this Institution will COM
L menCe on WEDNESDAY, April 30th, and continue
fourteen weeks
II is designed that the of instruction shall be thor
Ough in all the English aud Classical Branches of study
But fitting the young espec ally fer practical and
business life than for Collegiate course.
An experienced and sklul teacher Of Music French,
and Monochromatc Drawing will take charge Of the Fee
male Department.
This Institution is located In the pleasant village Of Tx
bridge few rods distant from the halfway house of the
Providence and Worcester Railroad and thus enjoys every
desirable facility Of access.
N.B-No scholars received for less than half term.
ap7-dw2t l.. WAKEFIELD. Principal
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

NHE Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company will sell
at Public Auction, the premises, Tuesday, 22d OF
Ap IL O'Clock, A. NJ unless previously disposed of at
private sale, the ing property:
lot, situated the South side of Old Market street,
abutting westerly the Railroad containing about $500
feet OF and fronting about ll0 feet the Railroad, and
having thereon dwelling house, with two comfortable ten
and convenient barn This lot affords pecu lar
facilities for obtaining the advantages of track
AT small expense ard would be valuable location for
mechanical or manufacturing establishment
Also, lot the North side of Central street about l10
feet East of the Railroad Said lot fronts Central
562 feet and 80 feet Deep and contains about $500 feet
ofland 1t has also dwelling house containing four
lol able tenements
For further information apply to J. w. sroWELL, su
perintenden
mar29-dtAp22 GEORGE BOWEN, Esq.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
CITY OF WORCESTER,

MARCH "a, 1851.
Ward 1.-The inhabitants of Ward One, quail.
fed to vote in elections hereby notified and warned
to meet in the North Lower Basement Room of the
Central School House, on the west side of Main st. on
Monday, the 7th day Of April nextat u NJ, give in
their ballots for person to represent the Fifth Con-
gressona District in this Commonwealth, in the Con-
gress of the United States, for two years from the 4h
day of March current.
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Cons aAlc.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward IV.-The inhabitants Of Ward -Four, quail.
fed to vote III elections hereby notified and warned
to meet in the East Lower City Hall, Monday, the
7th day of April next, II O'clock noon, give
in their ballots for person to represent the Fifth Con-
gressonal District, in this Commonwealth yn the Con-
gress of the United States for two years from the 4h
day of March current.
The polls shall be opened at IL O'Clock, M, and
shall be closed at 5 O'Clock, P. M.
Per order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
WAsH1NGroN. April s.

WASHINGTON, APTII D,
Commodore Wardswonh died in this city yester-
day. Hon. Jacob Thompson, NJ, c. from Miss, per
emptorily declines reelection. He belongs to
the Southern Rights school of politicians, but is
of the more moderate class of its adherents.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward II.-The inhabitants of Ward Two, quail
fed to vote in elections, hereby notified and
warned to meet in the Large School House the
side oSummer street, on Monday the 7h day of April
next, at II O'Clock, at noon, give in their ballots for
person to represent the Fifth Congressional District
in this Commonwealth in the Congress of the United
States for two years from the 4h day of March current
! he polls shall be open at II o'clock, NJ and closed
at O'Clock, p. NJ
Per order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES' Constable
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
GRAND RAILROAD
EXCURSION TO PROVIDENCE
nHr xxyErDNUcnsU anDrr NAx

IF pleasant, the following fair day
i1zE3 Thursday and Sunday excepted witness the
S-4@@s ST-ss54sS@@ss celebrated MOVING DIORAMA, repre-
- senting the following subjects -
THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, THE POLAR RE-
GIoNs, THE RIVER RHINE, RUINS OF TINTURN
ABBEY, AND THE DELUGE, now open at Mechanics
Hail.
The will leave Worcester at As A. NJ ,-Milbury Z,
Grafton 10, and Northbridse 25 A. M.
Fare tor the Excursion, both ways including the ticket
into the Exhibition so Children under l6 years
age half price.
The Hall will be open the arrival nfhe cars. The ex-
hibition will occupy about II hours.
Cars leave Providence on return at so P. NJ.
,pr5d9t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
SIMEON L. BOLTON.
Messenger,s Notice.

Worcester Ss. April3, 1851.
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County ofW orceser, has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of CHARLES ELLIS of Wor-
ceste in said County, Trader nsolvent debtor and
the payment of debts the delivery of any property
belonging to said nsolvent debtor him for his use,
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsolvent debtor
will be held at aCaurt of insolvency, Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester i'll said County, the 26th day
OF April ns at nine O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
of debts, aud to choose assignee assgnees of his Els
tate J. DAY, d. S.
apr4-d3twlt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
DaafeI WEBSTER iIl---S1ave Stealing
Arren @emcnts.
New YORK, April 6.

NEW YORK, April 6.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here yesterday and
was obliged to take his room Immediately.
The Marshall Of this city has received commu-
nicaon from marshal Devens, of Boston, requesting
that himself and his aids will be in readiness to as
sist in the safe transmission of the fugitive, Thomas
Sims, on his route from Boston to Savannah.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
er Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable.

Ward IEI.-The inhabitants of Ward Three, quail
flied to vote in elections, hereby notified and warned
to meet in the South Lower Basement Room of the
Central School House, the West side OF Main st.,
Monday, the 7th day of April next, IL O'Clock at
noon, to give in their ballots for person represent
the Fifth Congressional District in this Commonwealth
in the Congress of the United States, for two years
from the 4th day of March current.
The polls shall be opened at twelve O'Clock, NJ. and
closed at five O'clock p. Nj.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen
GEORGE JONES, Constable.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
In Basement of Nos. S Piper's Block.
Neat Door South u. S. Hotel.

II HE Subscribers resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
lhe improvements othe Gay and with such conveniences
as the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus of latest and best
Itruccn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring waller, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established keepers
an Eating House, and they will be ready all
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity TO order.
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment.
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public. SPURR & LEWIS.
fehlS-dwis3mO
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
City Of Worcester. Anril 9Th. 1851

The elect of the City Council requested
the City Hall TaIS MORNING, 10 O'clock for
the purpose of organizing for the next municipal year
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEO. ZONES. City Marshal.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward V.-The inhabitants of Ward Five, quail
fed in elections are hereby notified and warned
meet in the School House Ash street, on Monday,
the 7h day of April next IL O'Clock to give
in their ballots for person to represent the Fifth Con-
gressional District in this Commonwealth, in the Con-
gress of the United Staes for years from the 4th
dey of March current.
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, NJ, Eand
closed at five O'Clock, P. NJ.
Per order OF the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

UTICA, N. Y, April 6.
ARREST OF AN INcENDIARY.-Horac Ccnk-
lin has been arrested and held to bail in this CITY,
charged with setting the First Presbyterian Church
on fire.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

HARRIsBURG, PA, April 4.
bill appropratng S25O,OOO for the State Treasury,
to complete the North branch of the Canal passed It's
second reading to-day in the House.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward VI.-The inhabitants of Ward Six, quail
fed to vote in elections, hereby notified and warned
to in the Upper City Hall, on Monday, the 7th
day of April next, at II O'Clock at noon, TO give in
their ballots for person to represent the Fifth Con-
gressiona District in this Commonwealth, in the Con
gress of the United Sates for years from the 4h
day of March current.
The polls shall be opened at II oclock,,' M. and
closed at five O'Clock, P. NJ
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Several military companies have been under arms in
Faneuil Hall through the day. The fugitive Sims is
still in the Court House, strongly guarded. All quit
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward VII.-The inhabitants of Ward Seven,
qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified and
warned TO meet in the School House, corner of Oxford
and Pleasant Streets on Monday the 9TH day of April
next, at II O'Clock at noon to give in their ballots for
person to represent the Fifth Congressional District in
this Commonwealth, in the Congress OF the United
Staes for two years from the 4th day OF March cur
rent. - -
The polls shall be opened at IL o'clock, Nj, and
closed at O'Clock, p. M.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07

Ward VIII. The inhabitants of Ward Eight,
qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified and
warned to meet in the Brick Court House. on Monday,
The 7h dav Of April next, at II O'Clock at noon, to
give in their ballots for person TO represent the Fifth
Conpressional District in This Commonwealth, in the
Congress of the United States, for two years from the
4th day of March current. 49,, =,
The polls shall be opened at IL O'Clock, M, and
closed al O'Clock, P. NJ.
Per order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE JONES, Constable
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-07
Agency for the Sycamore Thread

Iso Coats, Novells porcas, Granys and other Spool
aMORsEs PREMIUM and other sken Thread and
Linen Threads at wholesale and retail al the lowest p-
ces. NJ WORCESTER TBREAD STORE, zl4 Mttxn NUN 81
ap7.dWctf iOoEth a. ~ il.AANN'