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NnAI1rtrrsD.

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le-' W. A. Rreetts q 81. Ahsus, 40
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81" h-t. 3D. s0sr, Casrlfs ". Ricn.
a So Hion- W., aal MiH IrAa Eiahs-
srga, dssEhicf Of John 6. Parker. E.a.
~ Tnnaih. on ihr i'h in.,.. 81 ~.
Rev 3D. ii,etr Of RmlAnd. NJ. WulA.s
AoAros ni Mi~ Hrlrs ClAnt. dssrh.
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sp,tioI Notice.


as -As s.s tsa~er' fsI tfasltts,si
lasre.sss
4 7, co. e. aa fsfasris fi'salsl 81 is|ssfsf 80 49,
af.l.aasi .is,sii s4s $50 issisfess e.
,r.,-r-.s ~sgftFry trnFssrgt r~fs.
49,
g. 20 aasrrf i 'aFf''e 30
sia-fsif q ." ni'f 3" - iT'f'f p w.
ifef go H'i- n 49," re s'''" i.tl 90
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f.fsi
ts1 is vN''h f'"'''of ~" tNe ia1 ~
mn frafsfNe "AN % tht faff F
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taHH - tiaasft asa t'ada-f ai -fHH"a Hfff
tfsrH. asaffal esita'if, t9ls''u fi'fnit''0o 90
aa.a dsa. .t,i ss.ssli i'-.s cot s..ls' spa t'f
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c,muu,por CATTLE mAnKEr.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advcr'ser.l
At market 1858 Cattle, 5000 Beeves
md 953 Stores.
Pucns.-Mnrkct Bcef--Extro, pcrcwt.,
$50 first quality, $500; second do,
500 a 5,25 third o.,St,00 $50; or
hnary $500 $50. Hides, $3.50 600;
rfilow, $500 $50; Pel,s, s0.i2 62c;
c,lfSkins. lie I2c per h.. 4; Veal Calves,
Us, CAT.
Stores Working Oxen,--Sl0i, l07,
~, ~, li3, $50 $50.
Cows nd Calves,-S22, 20, %, 30, ~,
u, a as.
Ycarlings-s7, ga Q. Two years old,
sl2, II, II, u y. Three years Did,
s2i. "a, ~. 81, ~, NJ, -, a 81.
Sheep and l.ambs--7205 ut market
ENa, $3.50, ;, az.
~ lot, si,72,2, 2I21-2, 2.25, $50,
IN 3h 100
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FI'nE undersigned having hrfn appointed b, tho
Hon. Probate Court inr the uisiftt Of HutaHd
Cimmi riuurrg - receive, examine aud adjust an
etm. aud demands Of an ncf-ops hesiHs tiie eshir
90 Bumo, " Aldrrh, tate ol shrcw sbun said H.
irri deceased, hereby give nome that ~ ~ i meet if
ihr the pffar ~ examining aud ALLOW iur Hatd tinH
At the dis riiug ht-r 0i imrline Aldfith 30 ShttWs
hHty, on iho naf saturday iH oftubrr, lrlt,
Aud Tho hrt NHutdsf ~ Jan. in,. t,,,p u'tlnrh
+ ". unti 4a'ciufk +. st. un raid days bHd ihtf -iA
months from The iih d1t ~ Sept, 4. -. 'rIf. 3. tr
time limited hS sad Count Ia -ald rfunltuts a. pre-
stnt their naid ri4us u us iur ca animation aud
low Hhce
uaicd at sbrev.t.,r, ,,eAth day ofscri, A.p. 1851
A a, ',nirTso Corimisiontfs
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lalrh Ytan Experience Of an Old Nu.e

MRS WiSrLow would cali The attention Of the
iade. 60 her sootiiaf syrup, tot children ieeih-
a. HNiir ise immedilio feiiof, redarc. hii To-
famsiion, making the process 81 isciiins ea,y AID
positively sare 10 cufe the dysehtsp aud diaubsa
i.sassnse quantities ere stid aI 0yet New England.
rYass PouuNr.--Weh have sold vcry large qnau-
tis. cd nt-. Wis bows soothing S}fup darIng The
d.. ,s saaf- and over 219p1 ,oliles tie last ear.
Re heote The bet medicie IN tie world ioT clnl-
tpn tesip-, Tot the cure OF by-cn'ett aud DisT-
,sra 80 esidrsu, wlethor ii triac' ifnn ierihing OF
- oti.f c1m-e. ~ gives sHiNet.al ssiisiattion--
s,gsi brau q rampiaiat ifnm any one n.ng 'i--neNrr
ii mtdi,,us - uaivcr-aily sacrc in relieving
g,a and cdrciiur ~ ~ rase' above -i'ifd'
ttt ia ses .ui,, fciitfi. immediate nEd ,s.olrtn.
o etHrsls ttEll- FiNhiN7'
nfazsl.i-, No. - coriisndi Stfeei, New York
Sold b. 4. u, RING, eomef ot John street and
o.. dgay, roYD A PAUL. No. 40 corilandt street
,s,s York HisNsntN, EpMtNDS q CO., hos
a rfirc - ~cHf-s bs'iile.
AZ. W sai a. above, CURTIS 4 PERKINS
NtLu CnEcR Bi1"Ti.Es lof ihe 'nre 81 u'li'on-
'sa Jsaadsee I spisiHt., and Geu"rul Drhtlti' 49,
ac, qairken 10 blpad, aud give new lie s"d oner-
ESQ tie whole :, ten. Price ony y cents PIN,
s.tle
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lVt1llE Sth~tHiri IA, being aYpniuttd hV
" tHr iinr. Probate Corn iut Tho disifci cd iair
haycu 'nmi-sopofs IN receive, ctnine, mud adiusi
~ CinWs aIid afauaHJa 81 ~ pefsaus Huaiuri fhr
iaif ct ptfUt .iANta late II ktsf4 b. said dist
der"as ed, rrte rated lnsrigrHt aad sR months fu
tin l1ih "i Aurusi hethg How cd by sad Court iot
tltli ulose we do tnerstufe give HUtirs INST Wpmi
.fteHi tu tbe husinc.- nt nur saii apininuurut o.
'hc dwelling hupte Of ih' ~ iinW liannHh iFWit 100
Neils On tue last IusH "a. ut doc. sHd JHn, ness fnu
orlurk \ ti. uNtii T.. " ~ each ri s1id disc.
Dated 81 Wells ihis n dBy ~ August, 1854
joins bAbhEFi r.,,,,i.. ,,,,.r.
;Nr1 JAMES cox, '"'''' 7''''
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Baldnew Positively Cured

,NggcAS NAM RESTORATIVE j. tuily toe
ronuet uf She sre. Perhaps aniele ever oieTedio
ss nbi,e l. received with greater favor Than iln-,
~ .er-on. Raid oh ouiiag have only to ies lie
rlsle 10 be hily isied
- B.-Ascr sfc suthnnifed 10 give written guar
liee~ fps ned, price 10 he agreed ip"a between
!, sad q BORT 4 SoN, Asoui-.
a. T.. FISHER a co, Proprietor,
No. 81 superior Il Cleveland, Ohio.
eetnn mice One nattaf ne bottle 4i-ly
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DIniD.

iu Ben,on, ou toe ~ last. q th- con-
samp'ion, NJ Ap.u,r iiipr, vile II
Res. Aurai ilydc.
lu Be1.a. on tlr --ih ul,.. Ms .rcIA
hAzrs. d.u-hr Of 'ae Rev. An.iin la.
s"u. sgod - year apd u,ea'hs
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T-nsIdntssis eau be curcd.-Mr. ". r.
"a. 81 tiii siit testify ip ui-, hl having hne
n.q 81 ys.as hsis oh iif head, whore in""ii ago
~. q. bald Tho ptlH Of ietf hand. There '"
.lsfaks ai.s,d this. EsSafos's iinH Rraton,rtrC
I'd iito mork - Bafi.H Fias, lore, Gs-s.f.
.....s..s.sss.ssrss=.. ' gent
&. T.. FiriiER A 90, Fnipurinr..
20 5f rufrr,1i -Wset, Cleveland. uAtu
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PAPER NANClNGS.
4 NEW IOI-compn-ihe iiie iiic-t style, just
d. \ received aud >eiipe Ycp low hy
Geo. n. COLE a 90.
TIVE stock of Cookery a GLASS Ware =.
j much larger than u.asi ~ Go. II COLE s 60
--mlking Il the isfge-t neui ~ iiis Nsiaty-
Pace equaih a. low.
Throw away your old Lamps
AID call od iDNU 4 MORSE, Nata aHd Wnriius
ton .ifeei-, where sou Wttt ind
FIuid, Gam piis ne aud on La ups
AT LOW PR CES.
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FORT EDWARD
Institute,

Rev JOSEPH e. KING, A. IA. Principal.
WINTER TERM srei,s ............bcr -,h Is,i
rfklNb '............ Msr,b ~ 1855,
PAIL -..............Au~ if .s
Sow 1900 "pnfh hn'h huiiuihg'. with etefy de.if-
aho .UBursusHrc, GO accommodate 40 h,afifr. IA,
die aud gentlemen.
laruhr VIII consist 81 twenty pfude..ars and
Teacher bic 90 t.trirl the most advanced elias. az
sipdsut. utir .uai tsiiiiie- boo nra stienre An-
renI ai'a Modern Language mus,, painting aud
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ror trsA o. - FutL wErS..
fumare- S1-1i C0.nmon Basii.h, 400; Higher
EnFli-h and NncieIt Language each irlnit 7Sc to
- EN'fss ai -iondihE rates taeidrutll- 1c;
Board, tae and from 10 by u, weil furnished IS
pef week, IL pad in adsanro per ter'u Of 10 weeks
intindirr fuiiion ~ tummon English aud incidon-
tai in advance >2aon
Arrangement sfe made 'or excursion trains ~ 70
dured tafcs rnn Tfus aud t-sile1B she first aud
ta-i daA oi oac.' tenn.
Circular With iul Information nny h. had ~ This
oibe ~ by sppi, Ing Ia tue Rev a. u. IA, ior slew
ard, ". Edward, s. y
sept 2i-i lc5i. lows
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AGENTS.:
Eist Of Gifts.

90 Maible Bu-t- ol Washington ai....Sioo $1,000
tlay,..........., NV luiluO
Neh-ief,..-.....-. luJ ieirb
'ah"hli.......-.s. ioj lu'pju
- elegant Oh Painting, 10 splendid
gttruucs, sils 3 10y 81. each 100 5000
lOeicglnt bii FSiHtnr-' > BY ) ~. each, 50 1000
% steel plate Engraving. brilliantly
coi'd IA oil, rich gili frames liby
80 inches each, 10 5000
1000 cieglnt steel plate Eugravms.)
enldIn oil, ni The MAsHiNo
MoNrNLNr, 20 by % IN each, 10000
y 900 steel plate engraving ifon 10,
different plates uuw ~ p0.~es-
sOn ol, aud owned h3 ile NJ
u-ts' MON. ui the market value
oiifom - 'l- lo II 90 each. 900
nr.t tlas- Dwelling. in ST. 81,
y. y. tiiy, ~ 900
% building lot in 100 and i0l-t ,trceis
y. Y. tiB, ssch - BY 100 u.
deep, at $1,000 23O0o
100 VIA SITES, containing each 1909
~. 4. ~ tie -uburb. al New iur.
ciiy, aud commanding inseuiG-
rout view ui the II ud-on RIVER
aud Long island Sound, At : so 50 900
90 perpetual loans ri cash. without inter
e,t OF security, Of s'.59 each, 5000
50 do Of 100 5000
100 dc 81 81 5000
go de-. uf ~ 5000
5000 do. 81 1900
Reference in regard the real e-iate, r. J. Vi..-
cHIRt 4 co., Real E.iaie Ufukcf-, y. y Order,
poet paid,) Win moncy enclosed Ia be addre ed,
}. W. HOLBBOOKE, sec'p.
5l5 Bn,sdway, Y.
a1TThs Engraving in tie catslogue ere now 'esay
ios delivery. --lnu0
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ABELL'S
New England Farmers
ALMANAC FOR 1890,

~ ~ fs.l, 80 ei-saiaiis.n - osta lee ini
Ha
SOLD BY
" ABEL Putiishes 1nt Ersps-siof.
AfaHaifl. \ o.. sfgg. b., tr2t
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The PettphH Paq.t-, ht Curtis, Guaneli's Esps
clifton in search ul ~r John ff4akun, trra leave
Mtrtp Wreath, Tup o. the 1rrlrs. hy \. p wan,
Ihi., That and Tue Other, neN and Nrr inisrra ,
ha work, by Ellen Louise chandler, I'nc Lamp
lighter, Varinos ncW works upon Nus-ta. such ts
Eu+.ta o.. % b.. The Ru--in-IufAis 10 Gaupsiau, ais,
A wear win she l1fks hisu.
Duf Parish iHst Published. Tempest and sunshine.
nf Lit Boz kcHuckt. The tlHtlhit # Worlds by
Tfe4t fiiittrarL. Vale 0I rdaf- A d.. A L..
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Paper II even kiad and prcc. Drawing rsaor hrs
80 Hoard, and Paper iag Monnrrrmsiia and rnvt hfu
msiir drawing, Perforated, Tissue, and Hiutung "a
nor. Irmn-l-. nI..nL-- a-- llalL ImA -l-nl-. ~.
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Celebrated Grand Action
PLANO ro1TmS.
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Blank Books,
STATIONERY,

b OF every Kind aud variety, We have on haud, and
e viii seil AZ tho lowest price.
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4 HgssEL sPAtLDfsD . .ftass 90 a. -
~ anf factor Otis i.s iaatfatIaH fset.f.as
oists+He sea e.l'.... aHr iHs q .if-s Hr.s -sfsfl
90 Hafs "A e.. go rE HfsA.
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-06
PROSPECTUS OF THE
st. PAUL ID A L Il VI f 5

> Il. Il "A l. L. - A L IL NJ II - Z.
on or about the first Of May, the subscribers will
commence the publication Of Il Daily Morning Pa
per- to be called the ST. PAUL DAILY TINES.
The TINES will be Wing in its tendencies ALTHOUGH
not of the ultra school; rather seeking to haiHlo-
nize and promote the interests of the People, than
following heedleSsiy party dic,ation; speaking out
bold, all subjects of public character, condeina
ing wrong, unfolding right, and advocating those
measures most conducive the interests Of the pub
lie As party raper it will adhere to those greet
national principles Of the Wing party, such AS in
ternal improvements, judicous tariff, free homes
to the homeless, and the development If
ces, which have done much toward placing the
United States among the first nations Of the world
In municipal affairs proposes to select the best
men, irrespective Of party, fill those Offices Of
trust which experience has shown us are very i'm
poltan auNiliarles IN promoting the peace, coHIfUrt
and prosperity Of our citizens.
The columns of the TINES will be open to all
who may wish to discuss public measures in a
courteous manner, but matters OF personal or Sec
tartan nature will be excluded, the publishers belize
ying that well conducted Journal should seek to
enhance the welfare of the mass, and not the pr-
yatc spleen Of the few.
In a commercial and buiness point the TINES
will endeavor TO lie outdone by no other print in
the Territory; home matters will receive its partic
ular attention, and efforts will be spared render
il acceptable 10 the wants OF the business and read
ing community. Able writer's have been engaged
and as the enterprise is under the control Of practical
men--,nen who have had years Of experience in the
printing business and who will devote their best
ergies TO make the TINES equal to any other paper
in the North West, it is confidently believed that
share of the public patronage viii be generously
extended.
The TIMES will be furnished at six dollars per
wear, payable in advance, fifteen cents per week,
payable to carrier
In connection with the Daily, will be published
the MINNEsoTA WEEKLY TIMES, large and
handsomely printed paper at 50 per annum, imvaria-
Div in advance.
jon PRlSTINo.-Our Office will be supplied with
the very best and latest styles of type and our ac
tiles for doing Job-work viii be OF such a nature as
to warrant us in saying that perfect satisfaction u7H be
giren
All iavors promptly attended to.
Respectfully.
NENSON. MITCHELL q co.
IT NJ Nrcsoy. J.BH MITCHELL, MARTIN
J. CLuN, and others.
ST. Pad, March %, 1854.
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Saint Eouis.
REAPERS, MOWERS, &C., FOR 1854.
St. Louis Agricultural Warehouse
AND SEED STORE, (EsrABLIsHED lS45

AND SEED STORE, (EsTABLIsHED 1857
WYNN. NJ. PLANT & co, sign of the Gilt Plow. No.
w II North Main street, ST. Louis, Mo-; also,
Retail Dealers in
Garden, Grass, and other Seeds;
Agricultural aud Horticultural Machines and Tools in
ensless variety.
1Descriptve Catalogue furnished gratis to post paid
applicants
80 Riggs Improved Reapers, Sl35
IS Daniords do. dbe sickle Reaper & Mower, no
90 Reads do 30 do do 1875
100 ketchum's Improved Mower, l25
Il Emerys do horse Power Trcsher cleaner ESQ
arator, 100
IL Lewis horse power with Tumbling Shift
Threshor, I6O
Y. H. Persons wishing any f the above will please
send in thcis orders early, the number is limited.
90 Burrows Portable Grist-nls, horse,
steam or water Power Sis to $500
IS Corn and Cob Crushers, Little giant
Nichols, and Others, lot IS
800 corn Shelters, horse, steam and hand
Power Sta so
1000 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters, Ito 25
l00 Uckock's Portable cider Mills, with
Press, 45 to so
900 Revolving Horse Rakes, Ito T.
1000 plows, Peoria, Jewett, Como, Eagle
and others, 5to 30
IS harTOws, Gedles irang llar and Others 10 SO
$50 Cultvators, different patterns, 6to 80
TOGO Chnrns thermometer, cylinder others, 15c Is
Shovels, Spades, Hoes. Forks Scythes, Axes, Apple
parers, hay PRESSES chain and suction Pumps, sc.
Please rccollect the Gilt Plow No. II North Main ST
81. Louis, Missouri. A 3m
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SCarritt Il MasOn's
4 MOTH FURNITURE HALLS,

y 50 Warrington AuenNe, st. LOUIS, No.
GaVR extensive is well known, that
j. scarcely necessary to do more in an aiver-
,.lsut than to assure friends and the public that
we have been eminently successful in getting up a
splendid assorent of Furniture, for the Spring trade,
s most superor style and quality, and particularly
sa ed 70 large and varied demand, both at wholesale
and retail.
An examination Of stock will show IL to be CON-
posed both OF home and foreign manufacture, having
every advantage to be gained in either including the
neat and subst antia medium well the rich and
expensive.
Chairs from SO cents $685. Bedsteds from e2 1-2 to
lv. Tables from 81 l2 to so; Bureaus from $40 to
) loo, and on i'm almost endless variety.
Besides we Spring. Hair, Cotton, Moss and Shuck
Mattresses, and all kinds OF bedding.
We can furnish a kitchen, bedroom, parlor, hotel or
steamboat, in part thr Niyhout, odd or TO match
oak cherry, walnut, mahogany or rosewood In short
eaii ana rec.
5l43fn eCARRITT 4 MASON.
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p. l.. 81 n. VANDEVENTER s. co.
Wholesale Dealers in
MEN I.ND BOYS CLOTHING,

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No. lt2 and lOl, Main street, corner OF Washington
Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
NAyE receiving from oar Mandatory in
w New York our SPRING STOCk which will be u,-
usually large and comprise all GRADES of MEN's and
Boys CLOTHING, from the CoARsEsT FABRICS TO the
FINEST FRENCH CLOTH, and a general assortment of
SHIRTS FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET
BAGS,
Our stock Of India Rubber Goods will be very large
shall receive these Goods, from several different
manutac cries.
Persons dealing in the above articles are particularly
invited 10 call and examine our stock intend To
sell goods at as low prices an! liberal
house i'll this city.
ii-ly i. l.. Il IL. VAN DENENTER & co.
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SPRING SALES. 1854
HAYDEN & WILSON.


Importers and ManuIactnrers OF
Saddlerv. and Coach Hardware, Carnage Trimmings
.Skirtiag, Harness and Bride Leather,
No H. North Main Street, St Louis, Mo.
WIAVE in full supply of every variety OF
goods in their line. Our English Goods are all
imported directly from the manufacturer. Ne also
anufacturi ng many of our own goods at Columbus,
Ohie Sng Sing and Auburn \. Y, and Newark, n. J.
We have THREE LARGE GuRRYiN6 SHOPS IN CINCINNATI
Ohio in which we finish, in a superior manner, the
greatest part Of our SkIRTING, HARNESS and BRl-
DIE LEATHER We now receiving a large as
sortment of EASTERN and AxELs, from various
manufacturers We would therefore respectfully in
vte Saddlers and Coach Makers, to call and
examine our stock before purchasing.
~ THE highest cash price paid for HIDES.
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pROpOS AIS

I1LL be received by the undersigned until the lsi
w OF May, for the delivery at this post, or be-
lore the ist OF September next, OF twenty-five hundred
bushels of corn, in good sacks.
Each bid will be accompanied by written offer,
from two responsible persons, become security I'M
der bonds of $1,000 for the faith full performance of the
contract Extrava9ant bids VIII not be considered,
Will one bidder be pied security for another
Fort Ridgely, NJ. T., March 90 1854
JND. &. KELTON,
5V-1tI 4. A. QMartCr Master.
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned until the lst
w May for the delivery this post, on or before
the LIST September next, OF fifteen hundred bushels OF
corn in good sacks.
from two responsible persons t63ecome securitv I'M
der bonds of 300 for the fahul Derformance Of the
contract. Extravagant bids viii be considered Il.
Will bidder be accepted As security for another
Fort Rldgeiy, NJ. T., March 20, la54. :.
JNO. &. MELTON, ;
5O-2tl A. A. Coms'y Subs't.