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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

OuR PuLLET. We are beginning to
feel the premontory symptoms Of the hen
fever Ou1Cochin China Pallet, ten months
old, weighing 8 pounds, and white as the
driven snow, has laid Us three eggs: The
first, respectable; the second, little more
SO; aud the third, measuring round the
ends, s 3-4 inches; girth, 6 inches On
seeing it, our Imperial Changhaes, Cochin
Chinas, Dorkns, Polands, aud little strut
ting Bantams, had Bddy Concert and
cackled out the chorus, as loud and long as
as a Skonegan Clarion. The practical and
approved hen law, has Just as many sections
as our pullet has laid eggs They are three
in number, and grow, like the Maine Liq-
uor Law, more aud more stringent, lst
On the appearance of hens in Il e garden,
give the owner notice. I'd. On their sec
ond appearance kill them, and throw their
bodies over the fence to the owner. 3D..
On the third appearance, kill aud eat them
yourselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

pared TO what il ought TO do.---An excel
len, fruit book recommends muck as the
best article for mulching fruit trees, shrubs,
&c. A good idea. Muck is usually made
from decayed leaves and vegetable matter,
washed from eminences into low places,
and is Just the thing to be exposed TO the
action of the sun, rain aud air, and be plac.
ed around the roots, Of apple, plum, pear
and other fruit trees, and worked, or mulch
ed in wiihou, destroying the roots. - An
Agricultural Machine has been invented by
young mechanic at Albany, ~ Y, which
is designed to supercede the pillow, the har-
row, the roller and the man who sows the
seed--all which it claims to combine, IN
one machine. 1t may do well on eNeten-
sive prairies and interval lands--but not a.
mong hills, stumps and stones. 1t is pa
tented of course, aud pulled.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. abe fafe-,nus DUPLICATION bias ,eeu made 90
me hf Che proprietor OF than sixteenth o
Nlruu Guru, ihc County of Essex aud State of Ven
mont, ipr raH- nettng OBJ co" propnctu OF said Cote.
Aus tho foWiriors ol s4d Wiurn Gnrr urt hereby 800
iaod and varucd O. meet tho dwelling house of HIvc,
Coos Dob tr lion, faId County Of E.,oN uu ihar-day
lho lgh asy oi May nrs O'Clock the afternoon
et unnu oach aud adj Of he matters mentioned and
go ih iu she iocruiu- application r olYef Z. Chandler
GIVEN unaer my hand ai Muulsiuck, iu the County 60
Wiad,nf, tlis 3'stil 3 nf Mtrrh, a % ls5l
ab:3w ELtAklN JOHNSON, Justice Of the Tcare
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

Be SHoRr. In communications in edl-
torials, in telling stories, IN making calls
upon the printer, minister, and your nigh
Dor; in prayers, sermons, preiaces and
resolutions, be short. In the performance
of that job, in meeting that engagement, III
the payment of that debt--don't be long a.
bout it. 1t is spring, aud springs work,
Mr. Gardeners and Mr. Farmers, must be
done promptly aud thoroughly; and If every
thing is not IN readiness, don't be long
about putting your hand to the plow.-
Cline and tide wait Cor no man" Up and
at it with a will. Take time by the fore
top and work aud sing IN short metre.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28
Van. Lanpher's Estate.

F'Ht -ui'euhefs having bren appointed lt The ilonom-
1io oha'e Noad DO Zoo psuci Of Washington, cun-
itara 20 receive, examine and adjust 1i claims aud
dguituHs ui aii persons ago ia-t tAr estate OF
WILL AN LAAfhkR, air col Waterbury
90 sold distinct, deceased, -cptrscutcd insuivert lGd
She tt ul siA moufhs lio the sAth day Anu, 1885,
allowed 1Y said Count no che crrdlufs said
rtnut au4 p,ose their rcspcruvu claims before DO
give n0ir lha wll attend Go the duties ofour appont-
penf u thc dwelling hnuso o Janice no nert, Waerhu
80 u saia district, ontHe l4s fuiay ol Apf lnd scrnnd
iudag September, 20 O'Clock, r. d. each OF ,aid
aass.
SlLAS MAY, iComms-
LYMAN rRLsCOTT slouers
Waterbury,. Apnl fh 4 DISH "a
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( I'll who Wishing go supPl ibrm elfes with Hu,lc
- Tu.~ TOE thr c.mas l.on, viil do weii To- 70, 3D.. Ne
hnycH iifgr of uIoe ie I-.t .ifrutrh ail
self thran. t.il.i~ IS BANCROFT
Mlmh 10
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Chemlcal RaIglan Polish.
"PANKORITE."


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20, ..,s.' H., 81 d. .., .t. ., f''f a., .,,t,,i,o
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YI, sae aus..ie,,n i,nbtir.
As M, ua,e ban. been ,.. u. zion Win tbc recon
inont lion. oil ii Myers ROCK ROSE no r. n vtfiuHs
advertisements. by lho manufacturers beg la,e 100 mike
W. log.'as ','.e'rai "''. .as TO- 10y .'a''nss
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

Eu5T sooesra. fae Tissue uap a.n mlnu-
y aernt puco.. ktiii IS BARKER.
'lal.-., iJi. I'D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

BEAUTIFUL slf,os syrs, as l2l-2 10 IS cents, just
- received a. tho Peoples ,1oie,
March 81 "a LYMAN 4. KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

EuN CGiNnAu aie Dag. oal. oa aand, of ihe De-.
qu1tty. riotts s. LAtaDAN.
Feb .s 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

BOnnets.
NEW sPeiNG sTaLla a Ribbons "a LYMAN a
~ KINGS. "a Mafch Is, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-28

0ur GroCEery Room
As iust f..u la in ul .Hnn fnH latas, sifoH
Z .o1 r.c--sc.5 on. tLA E b " lii-
March 10
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
VOL. XIII.
THE LANTERN AND MRS STOWE.

The severest and most truthful criticism Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe and her British admirers
have yet received is contained in some eight ver-
ses OF the New York Lantern, of the 21st ult. en-
titled Maranatha," and supposed to be sung in
chorus by the arstocratc guests at Stafford House.
London We select few of the stanZas:
Now we never openly murder peasant
Though thousands must starve to make one of
us rich;
They are not slaves and It's ticklingly pleasant
To think they have freedom-to die in ditch!
Though down in our mines, naked women, like
cattle,
Must crawl on all fours dragging coal to the
shaft.
Still we are the chiefs of humanity's battle.
And we are the crew of old Liberty's craft!
Though Irishmen rot in the fever and famine.
Which we have created-we speak it with
That. il you will calmly and fairly examine.
You'll find Fthey were perfectly free-when
they died!
We only asserted our right.n and the novels
Wherein lay the sick, we tore down without
ruth
But no one would think of admiring the novels,
That told such domestic, detestable truth!
The seamstresses fingers grow thin unrequited.
That TO the Hottentots blankets may give;
The promise of youth in its blossom is blighted.
And peasants are snOI tnat our pheaSantS may
live
The haggard mechanic may pine in his garret.
His daughter dishonored, his son in a Jail;
But still we proudly declare. a la parrot.
That happen what will, iBritons are not for
sae!o
Atho' in rank rooms, every night, without num-
Der,
The old ana the youLg, the debauched and the
pure,
Lie down on the same wisp of straw to their
slumber
We cannot be blamed for their sins, we are sure.
Our rents must be paid, and the poor-house is
ready,
Where husbands and wives are divorced by the
lawl
Perhaps if their skins were but black, and not
ruddy,
Some pity and cents from our purse they might
draw.
Oh, right minded creature. what deep admiration
We feel for the 'home scorn" your book has
confessedi
How happy are we that our great rival nation
Has nourished viper to sting its own breasti
Then freely our penny subscriptions we offer,
Proceed in the path you have hitherto trod;
Like Arnold each anti-American scoffer.
Detested at home, will be honored abroad
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
From hc Baltimore .9RlericGn.1
CsFEL WAF, ET CEHENA.

The accounts Of the civil war in China
and its purposes have been 50 indstinct that
we are at a loss to make out an entirely sat
islactory narrative from the various relations
1t seems that for two or three years the pro-
vices Of Quang-si and Quang-tong.-the
former containing population Of T.313, S95
and the latter 10, liT ,030, 0,--havc been in
rebellion against the Imperial government
The insurgents, in all likelihood, were ma
tives and inhabitants Of these regions, and
although Quang-tong il the one in which
the great commercial city Of Canton hes ii
is somewhat singular that their objects and
successes have not been more clearly revealed
to foreigners. Perhaps the rebels sought to
avoid the coasts and to strike at the heart of
empire. At all events, this seems to have
been their policy, for within the space Of
time we have indicated, they traversed one
half of China with a somewhat extended
force Of forty or fifty thousand men, until
they tested the strength Of their sovereign
in twelve out of eighteen Of his provinces
The Yang-tze-kiang is noble stream
which crosses the whole Of China like a belt
near its centre. 1t has its source in the
confluence of two streams at 2So of North
latitude near the frontier of Thibet, and
meanders. in slightly northeastern direc-
ton. through the whole Imperial territory,
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
BALTIMORE, April II, 1853.

DEAR MADAM seize few leisure mo-
ments, while detained here on business, to
give you a more extended account OF the
Physical Manifestation" to which L allu-
ded in a former letter. In this account L
shall conine myself to those which purport
to come from the spirit of John 9. Calhoun.
| have received numerous communlca-
tons from him. from the commencement OF
my investigations of this subject down to the
present time. Those communications have
been received through rapping mediums,
writing mediums and speaking mediums
They are of the most extraordinary charac-
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

The Wheeling Times states that ruInor
j. current in that city that a citizen Of CeH-
tire Wheeling has fallen heir TO an estate in
England estimated at s3j,00O.0Op. Upon
this sum also, is said, he ~ill realizs th@ 40
teYest Coz ese bapdTsd yssrs,
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

"Bill, what did yer jinc the Mexican war
for l''
''For glory"
'Did You git it ~
III rather think did-two crutches snd
wooden leg."
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
LMANHFEsTATE

We give place in our edition of this NOR
nlng to the whole of letter on the e,shinct
of the spiritual deluson, written by the Hon.
N. p. Tallmadge, now of Wisconsin. The
letter is psychological phenomenon, as Gu
rious as the subject upon which it treats
Mr.. Tallmadge is as thoroughly convert
to the supernatural spiritualism Of these
manifestations as Judge Edmonds, of New
York, and both are men Of mark in the
world, not visionary enthusiasts, but astute
men of clear heads and practical business
capacity. Their minds seem to have re-
ceived some very extraordinary impressions
by some agency which they are fully per-
suaded is entirely spiritual. Judge Ed
monds' qneer experiences we have hereto
fore noted Those of Mr. Tallmadgc, which
we give to-day, are not less curions or more
rational Mr.. Calhoun, who during his
lifetime was a man of the most grave and
meditative habits, figures in these spiritual
revelations as a iingler of bells and guitar
player.
Mr.. Tallmadge is of an old New York
family, and was a prominent public man in
that State twenty years ago. He was Z. S.
Senator from New Y ork from 1888 to 1889,
when, having quilted the Democratic party
on the currency and bank questions, joined
first the Conservative third party, and then
joined the Wings in the election of General
Harrison. He was afterwards appointed
Governor of Wisconsin, and is known as a
man of much capacity and intelligence
Such letters as this of his are among the
most remarkable facts of the mania of the
day. ~ O. Pic.
From the Nem Yorh; Tribune, May %.
Hon. N. P Tallmadge spent much of the
last winter in Washington, where he devot-
ed much of his time and attention to the al
legged Spiritual Manifestations whereof
the Misses Fox, then in Washington were
the mediums" Mr. Tallmadge became
thoroughly convinced of the verify and i'm
portance of these manifestations. and 50
declared himself in letter jnst published
IN the National Intelligencer. We declin-
ed printing that letter, because, while it ex-
patiated at length on the manifestations as
reliable, it gave no facts to justify such mo-
mentous conclusions The following letter
from Mr.. Tallmadge is of different class,
and we very cheereully make room for it
without at all endorsing its conclusions:
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
FoR SPRAINs OF ANrMALs.-Mix togeth-

FOR rPRAINs OF ANIMALS.-MlX t0gefh-
err
1-2pint soft soap,
l or. Of the oil Of origanum,
ZOE. spirits turpentine,
2 oz. spirits eamphor,
10 pint strong vinegar,
ard rub the limb affected thrice a day for q
few days, taking care before each rubbing
to wash tho part with warm water and good
castle soap, and dry it with cloth be-
fore each rubbing
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ANTHOLOGY.


A Tic esebrst.d Dr. c. W ReSasa from swesen. p1of..
Ne air ns % s g. S
and u, vicinity Robssk being the seventh ofthe
nee The early age Of teen years enjoys the de
riv'd from travelling AID reflection that possessed by
asTs an si & sns By
TO ADAPT them 70 tho follow ing use and tic Immediate
iis BY letter az prepaid and no prepared make
Of Lis powers Of the folio wing topssB
ssv i given for Set @ Saa s to"spn
ting In stocks merchandise real estate the recovery Of
q slips at He has also had the honor ot reoevnga
certificate from the hon John Bernado,ts King swe.
who may favor him with call he also offers his services
sTsuits aiseut, in bu,iDess rsa scsass SesS p,
present. snd futsro events and al sof life
Nsyties calculated in full ecc riding to lie ora
cles Of masculine signs Terms-adies I'll gent 81
s s.nmas ia a e
their natvities drawn by sendna the date day
immediate attention and ustiyts will DO 70 any part
OF the werld written durable Paper All letters On the
l. atNo Nth street Boston betwcss FEDERAL and sanaer
streets. oeioe hours from Jooiock A. NJ togP. NJ.
MISS BRUCE TIE SEVENTH DAUGHTER can DE
all syents q life past present and future from A. r.
TIL aP " and from tl In the evening. Ladies so
cents gentlemen, ~.
AIRS ALVIN. sENawEgD IN EUROPE FOR BHp
vi ski Ia fcreseug the futrre srriv.a will fur
ssh Intelligence about All coumetsbees Of e Che rtor
pets dreems law matters and ~ ssroogy booss and
'oieoee am tells TO isdios and Gentlemen of sh
person they s nary also tine Of her visitors MIRA
asdspoe Fviassns street 40 ssass neAs tho Vowary
t&ass NJ earss; gastlsr.rs
MRS. PREwsTtR FROM pHILA DELPHTA, TENDERS
&C. J books and pecnce constantly relied oy Napoleon
marry also tho o.mss Of tho yst No 30 Grsst
ebs street Of Beway Ladies' " osnts sontlemss
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AGENCY,


NYE CO.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
Nv Merchants, Valparaiso.
y. SyE, y. A. KIcHARpsoy, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References.
sASTJAeo-gon. Battle Peyton
VALphRAise- Mcssrs slsop Il Co Hsmeuway 4 Co.
PAFAmA-s essrs Corvino Bro. Co, Garrison Fritz
WIZ oscn A Go.
LlvrrpoeL- Messrs Bowman, Grinuel & Co, william
Jsrss.n, Eeq.
Nrw Yoi T. Mossrs II. X. Collins & Co, Goodhus & Co.,
Csyten Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALrfaoNE- hsssrs John henderson, Co Thomas j.
Hand a co White Il Elder
gAr tpANoIsco-Messrs. Flint Peabody 4 Co., Uusssy
Bond A Halo Charles Doane, EsI., j. II. Lyon Esq.
Bosror- N6ssrs Ammi c. Lombard, Eco. e. d. Brigham
A Co, Clidden Wiiians,
CArTOn-Nye, Perkins a Co.
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CUPRIMR COuRr-Ia THR NATTER or TIN Az:
y phsation Of the Mayes. Aldermen. and CommsaAy o.
the city VI New York. to the opening Of ld
Mount Norris square in ME Twelfth ssd city, the
Cemmisonsrs Of tstmAse and In tho above en-
ted matter hereby give notice pursuant to the ssssuss
supsns occupants end lots in proved on
lands Affected thereby and to all stsrs WHOM
II may concern, a. follows, TO cit -
First That they have completed their estimate ana
and that all persons whose interests arr sneoteo
thereby and who opposed TO the saae do prescott
their Objections In writing to william 9 ting hsg. me
in the city of New York on or before The sd dAy
Of Juue neIt
Second That abstract OF the estm saa assesssen
the Of tho lots assessed
tbe they the the
together With such sEo the srnount Of
she assessment whether FOR damage eeDent Aud also al
shs afdsvits and other doen which
said Commissioner in making their estimate
have been deposited 10 the Street Commits
psoton Of sonoern until shs I'd
day of July next
Third Also that the by this
fooxs ths is to AL the lots of situate IN
she Twelfth Of thu ,ty Nss York spd which
together bounded the by the easy SIDE OF the
street. the eserly aide II Mount Morris
the Eortb by line Of the block be-
tween iyS and 24th aud the south BY the
line OF the Of the block between j street and lid
ssruet thereon sncb str.es aud avenues OK
Of and have already been opened
the laid the OF the ssd Commissios
neposiss IS aforesaid
Font Also that thu above entitled MAJ
SOC wall DO made and presented 70 the Court 81
tbs State Of New York special term OF the said court
turday the ga day of July 1885, the opening Of the
day; and that then and there as sooE
thasssfr counsel be heard. motion viii - made
bat sAia report cps q s9nnrm nSS.
SS ISEEFs y Mf.Wstscs' "Reminiscences
~. Ma Ynrk
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vyEJYoeAPH NOTICE THE srocKH0L OERs or
the Nsw York snd New epgsDd rnicn Tale rsrt Uorn.
aay zee hereby notified sbst their spnuAl rosotas To- che
urposs and reporss OF past trsnsan
choosing pvesf0ert ireeaors teergtar Tres
and for the erssus yssr ana ot tho
Hecuton any bnsinsss that Be dssas
=! The tsserssts % the ssnpsny vii be hsi@
Aicn Telegraph ofse In Wsi street, New YORK. o. the
Ord wednesday Of July 1853 - 10 soeh A.
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nAvID RAFT IMPORTER OF WATCHES, OFFERS
- for Gala Duplex lever ehronorneters, sud cylinder
watches Of European ufacturers vt tho
prices Esoh movement sptoaliy guarassd perfect
and genuine Ooo tbi Broad oorner Of Willie street
Es.erd ng.r. DAVID 2Alr. .nr9x.sr
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CHARLEsTON EXPRESS SPECIAL NOTICE-THE
~ undersigned having disposed Of eterest in their
Steamer between New York and Charleston, s.
20 Aeasrs adams Co., the business will hereafter be
Quoted NJ der tho style Of and known Adams Co.
NV York and Charleston Express.o HOEY x co.
New York, July %. 1853
EMPRESS NOIICEIiayng purchased an interest In the
Express heretofore known Ioey Co Is New aud
Charleston United States Mail Steamer the bust
will hereafter be carried and by u.s. under
the style OF Adams Co.'s ew York and Charleston Ex
pree" Our fret kxpr,ss under the arrangement. will
be dispatched by th, United states all Steamer southern
saturday 18th iust at four o'clock Pm. Freight
received at car office uIt y, e,coSk on day sai9s
Now York, July Is, 1853
OFFICE NO. 70 BROADwAY-ADAMS& co. s SEMI
the sandwc Islands via tho Ithmus OF Panama per s.
mail steamer Iinoia Wednesday Jnly 90 1871
i;g At Panama With the John L. StephonOur next
lar express for California Oregon ard the ca adwch
met At O'Clock r. Immediately upon arriya, At San
Ere cisco all treT and packages for toe principal
all - The minng distrts at varaed Sy
California Inland Expresses In charge of speosf
to istnatiJn Ali frei FOR ths
delivered 20 with invoices before the day of sailing
and tosng Small parcels Will be received until o. sncb
the day of the ttensrs departure No charge sh
pors by this line for custom house feos consular corf
psaks9e should exosel l2j lbs weight So
cubic and ythng must be In proof
ADAMS + co, 81 Broadway.
TinOMP ION 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO 80
i Broadway hy tho Nioars1ua steamship line. Freight
IL woD known Ast The OF this line arrive
FIVE days In advance Of the mail limo All freight
sborld be put waterproof condition and
l25 lbs ~ cubic feet Small parcels franks &s
oi7ed IL two O'Clock day OF sailing The steamer
OF the west leaves the 18th inst
THOMPSON CO. 80 Brood way.
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CUPREME cOuRT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- plicst,oe Of the Alder and Commonaty Of
thu city Of York relative Go the opeuDg OF Fifty egnsh
from Fifth the river In the CITY Of
New York-Pursuant to statutes IL made and
provided, the Mayor Aldermen aud Coamenaty Of the
New York hereby give notice. that they Intend to
apply the Court OF the state OF York. st
term Of the aid held ut the city Of New
York saturday the 2,d day OF July, A. 1858 At the
opsiss Of she court that day. Or soon thereafter a.
counsel be heard for the appointment Of Commissioners
Estausts end ia the above entitled nstter
the extent OF the Improvement hereby in
tssdsd 10 ths opening Of Fifty eighth street. from Fifth
70 the Hudsos river 10 the cit, Of New York
laid the plan Of said city under by vir
Of Of the Legislature If the people Of the State
Of New York entitled IAN act relative to
touching laying Of streets sd in the city Of
New York and for other purposes" passed April 1907
ROBERT j. 1LL0N, Counsel to the Corporation.
SRt0d New York June "a
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ECoR LIvERPOOL-uNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship PACIFIC, Captain Nye.-This steamship will
depart with United States mails Europe positively
Saturday, July g. 1t IL CLOCK NJ, from her berth at
the foot Of Canal street freight passage having
unsqualsd for elegance and apply
Passengers requested to be board at l1h 4 N.
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific aud sail
August6
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nxrRA PAY.-ALL U. & NAVY SAILORS, WHO
~ esvsl IL any asvy vessel IN the pssihc ocean a,
80 49, su i86 70 1859 prom pity obtain their ostrs
1oeh ~ ~ 1DwARO sI5sNlL Asout, saa late prrsas
u, Nsvy, south Wits .w0o.