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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

the wind and tossed the matted ha lr Of
the inebriate in the hall, whisked the
rags from the beggar girl on the landing,
stripped the only blanket from the moth
er and child on the fifth floor, and rudely
scattered the loose straw that half cover
ed the burglar and his paramour in the
corner.
How fierce the wind laughed as it
shrieIled through the glassless windows,
and fared the fame in the red lamp Of
the rum seller below, saying to that bloat-
ed hyena, gorged upon the living flesh of
widowed women and beggared children: :
"Lo; | have seen your work, demon
your latest and best worker not your in
sidious and cringing villainy IN the Ave-
nue., but your bare-f faced cannibal leasts
at the Points" The rum-scllcr needed
not. The procession Of the doomed flow
cd in at his door, The night was raw
and the wind keen, and all "took some
thing" to keep out the cold; and as the
wind passed by he heard each man s
money drop into the cask box, and Shrek
ed TO himself: zone more nail in that
mans cofin-one more blow for his
wile-one less meal for his children. -
And then the wind went out to the ocean
and called up the big waves, and wrestl-
ed with the tall ships, and rejoiced ex-
ceedingly in his omnipotent strength,
from the going down of the sun even to
the rising thereof. Pray Heaven, poor
emgrant and brave soldier, that his wings
have passed kindly over you, and that
his troops of plumed waves have bowed
genteIy before that gallant bark, freighted
with the untold wealth Of warm hearts
and fond hopes.--.N Y. Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

A MARRIAGE has just come off in Sy-
racuse, which was the result of an adyer-
,isement inserted in the New York pa
pers. The advertisement was replied TO
by Syracuse lady, pictures and letters
were exchanged, finally meeting TOOK
place-rcsult, matrimony, and yindica-
ton Of the advertising system.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

SASpwIcn IsLANDs.-Tle latest ad.
wees from the Sandwich Islands are to
the l9Gh November. The subject Of an
nexatlon 10 the United States continues
to be agitated. The mass Of the people
are favorable TO the policy. The election
Tor representatives, 10 take place the frs.
Monday III January, begins to excite at.
tention. 1t is supposed that the new leg-
lsature viii institute radical reforms in
the government Free trade is stgenu-
ousIy advocated. The whaling feet has
been rather unsuccessful. and business q.
the islands is spondingIy dull. A.
boat l2J whalers had arrived at the va
rious island ports. The steamer S. B.
Wheeler, designed TO ply among the is.
lands, arrived from San Francisco. and
. caused great rejoicing g.-.N. Y. Post.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
ED5EAY,



Is it any body's business
If a gentleman should choose
To wait upon lady,
Ii the lady don't refuse?
Or, TO speak little palmer,
That the meaning all may know;
Is it any body's business if lady has beau
Is it any body's business
When the gentleman does call,
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or if he leaves at all?
Or is it Necessary
That the curtain should be drawn,
To save from further trouble
The outside lockers on?
Is il any bcdys business
But the iady's, If her beau
Rides out with other ladies,
And doesn't let her know
Is it any body's business
But The genteman's, f she
Should accept another escort,
Where lie dosen't chance to be !?
If person on the sidewalk,
Whether great or whether small,
Is ii any body's business
Where that person means to call?
Or if you see person,
As he's calling any where,
Is it any OF your business
What his business may be there?
The substance of our query,
Simply stated, would be this
Is it any body's business
What anothers business isf
If it is or if it isn't,
We would really like to know,
Fer we're certain if It ISN'T.
There are some who make it so.
IL it is we'll join the rabble,
And act noble part,
Of the tattlers and defamers,
Who throng the public mart;
But If not. wei. act the teacher,
Until eaah meddler learns
Itwere better in the future,
To mind his own concerns.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

rROCER- Dealer in Provisions, Nuts, C-
u gars, Tobacco, Fruits, sc. Rochester,
Iowa. III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28
THE " ADVERTISER. -
PUBLISHED AT TIPToS, IOWA EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING.

TERMS.
Single subscribers, year, in advance, 81 so
d" :. &c IL months 200
Clubs Of 10, to one address, ,25
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For sixteen lines, or less, one insertion, 100
For each continuance, 30
Cards. not exceeding six lines, per year, 800
tsE" A liberal discount made to those who
advertise by the year.
fT" All advertisements ordered to be inser-
ted without specifying the number OF inser-
tions, will be continued unit! ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
cB- All letters addressed to the Editor must
be POST PAID
JOE J9AE,
or every description, neatly and promptly
executed at this office
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-28

80 A place lor everything.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

presenting the result 80 ndecisse The facts
however. that the Russians as u-azli were the
s.sailaDts; that we have several Day, later sd-
vices ard DO report GA either haud of a renewal
of bostihtes while the siege Of toe fortresses con
tipues would seem to reu der it certain TIA; the
Russisps had the worst Of il. Bot taeo tho fact
that no assault any portion of she tcrts 81, soce
been made, thOuE the Allies were on tho poiss
Of .torming prior to this bloody action, proves
that not only were their losses severe, but the
effect On their troops was not exactly that OF a
victory. MenchIkof's report to his master that
they attemp go to storm at the close Of the day
fighting, &bd were repulsed with great slaughter
is probably true, though we fnd litde to support
il in the dispatches of Canrobert and Raglan
On the whole we suspect that the Allies vii
hardly get Sevastop,l this year; aud II they DO
they will have paid the full value OF 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

Nrw-0RLr,Ss, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1854.
Steam communication between this city and Cali
fornia VIA Nicaragua, has been resumed. The steam
chip Prometheus sailed to-day, and took out about
100 passengers Tor California.
The ship Sbskspere cleared from this port yoster
day for Liverpool, with an immense cargo Of cotton
tie largest shipped from any southern port and
amounting 10 6.t3o bales.
The SALES Of Cotton yesterday footed up 500 bales
2; former prices The increased receipts over last
year AZ this time, amornt 20 about 81 goo bales and
the stock in port at tie present time IS put down at
ii7, go bales. To-day, under the influence Of the
Areas sdA ICES, our Cotton market is less active
srd prices easier, but scarcely to Quotsble ex-
tent. TIE sales estimated at 100 bales. Mes
Pork continues high ard sales were made yesterday
d, - ~ g. Dbl. Rice j. dull st L.
The ship SofsD. from Boston. and the big Dun
csn. from New York, srrived yesterdsy.
H. fneighls there Is lao change 10 note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
Nrw:l1urk daily Gribn,tr
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ].
THE sIKGE OF sEvAsrOpOL.

Hunting the tiger, gentlemen" observed a
British officer relating his East Indian experience
to friendly circle at London club, ais capital
"spor.-nothiDg better-except when the tiger
"takes il into his head TO hunt y0r: then it is
capt to become rather too exciting"
The Allies have found this substantially true
with regard 20 their siege Of SevAstopol. There is
siege going on there-two or more, perhaps
but which is the besieged party-Or rather, which
is no, besisged-it were hard to determine.
You would say without thinking, Menchikof; but
he 10 sometimes in the town aud sometimes in the
field, now directing the defense, and then super
vising an attack on the Allied camp. The Allies
are terrifying their originally strong position as
though they were the belosguered force; they
are barely able to Keep open their communics.
tions with their base which is the feet at Blla-
klava; aud they seem to expect recnforcements
with more impotence and anxiety than
the Russians. The fire Of their batteries
Ia Tor wss) coniessedly unequal to that of the
forts they are besieging; except in the terrible
destruction Of the hospital, they have inflicted no
serious dsmsge on the beseged; the lombard
mens by the aeets was decided failure; and of
the attacks by either party since the affair Of tue
Alma. tKO-thirds at least have proceeded from
the Russians. Thstth Allied troops are superior
in the field. man for man. is pretty well cst,b-
ishtd; but il would certainly seem that, since
the battle Of the Alma, the Russian troops have
been quite az well handled as their adyerssties.
No account of the STAIR of the 25th October even
insiruat,s mistake on the part of their com
msnders from first TO last and we have
read them all in vain for single evidence
Of the readiness to sacrifice their men
prodigslly TO gain an advantage with which
the Allied press so freely charges them. Ga the
other hand, the British light cavalry were notori.
ously sacrificed by an absurd and murderous
chsrge-by whom ordered il is not clearly shown
The neral eject Of such disaster, especially in
case Of an attempt to storm the fortresses, eau
hardly be overestimated. Men who laugh at
death, and lock coolly down the throsts Of loaded
cannon. are still reluctant to advance and be
moved down BY regiments when no purpose is
subserved by it.
We say nothing here Of the still blooder
struggle Of Nov. s, because we have only tele-
sr,pAc accounts Of il, and these unite Ia re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
nation. wb, shcu,d it, No man living viii

lie nation. why should it No msn living will
venture TO say that the sdoptoo Of any measure 1T
the KIDD they DEERE would. in the slightest d.
gree. increase rh- qoanu'! OF noeey 30 be lsos.
10 fsce Of the fact that the best secured mort
.sres are uow ~ ling here at enormous discounts,
and that the Tor, ,gnefs who could purchase them
it they would, prefer TO cai their monry home sDi
invest il in France England or Germany where
II viii commonc oily four or i've per cent. Ii Of
teen per Ut. viii oOs induce them 10 e. .r-mic,
what viii Are we to give them twenty, txen
ty.fve, or thirty and for shs privilege Of keeping
few millions, tie p'iee paid for raeh r'H pr
the rate on all N, mortgages u this S,ae-amonR'-
ing to probably tro AsHdred millions Of dollars
1t is With money as it is with iren, cloth, and
al other commodities. The price required to be
pbld for tie lsst tun Of iron that msst be bad
tends to f, the price Of the whole quintity-,ud
80 with cotton. Let the crop be short OF the de-
maId by even fifty thousand bales, aud it doubles
the price of the whole crop, and let it be in eI-
cess Of the demand BY the sane quantity, AMI it
dimibishes BY third the price of the whole.
The present money crop is short, and, in order
that We may be enabled TO borrow few IN lions
that might not otherwise be obtained il is pro-
posed to place all the people Of the State, owing
at this moment hundreds Of millions of dollars, at
the absolute mercy of their creditors; and what
are 1.-THE tender mercies " ofmoney lenders there
are many among Us who could readily certify.
Those who have had most to do with them would
probably be the most disposed to agree with u n
the conclusion at which after full consideration Of
the subject, we have srrived-thst it would be
difficult 10 devise measure that would more
ttDd to aeerandize the few at the expense of the
many than would that for the adoption Of which
a memorial to the Legislature has recently been
put forth by the Chamber Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

There are two Northern States in which the
Northern uprising against the aggressions Of
Slavery has been FILTERED away and perverted
into Know. Nothing, o,savery conspiracy to
abrogate the naturalization laws. Strange to say
there are three States in whichthe so.called Wing
party went into the election with naughty refu-
sal to join the other champions of the common
cause in gaining common victory for Freedom.
El,ewhtr the North presents a bold and united
front. In New. York aud Massachusetts, 1t is
either utterly defeated or weakly and precariously
successful What is the reason Of this differ
enee And WHO can tell how to repair this folly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

A HIsToEr OF KANSAS: Also, information regard.
irg Routes, Laws, &c, &c, by GroRGE wurTR
Agent and Master OF Emigration for the New-York
Kansas League, has just been issued a, the Office, No.
ITO Broadway, third hOor 1t nea, pamphlet of 60
psges with Map OF the grca, routes leading from
New-YoTk to ard through Kansas. with synopsis of
all the laws Affect Nc Kansas, by A. Nash Esq, Vice
President Of the League. Persons contemplating
emigration to the Far West viii aud !, comprehensive
sud ase.ul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
Il r z No. Z.

Knapp. Eco Of PaiteIsonyie, La says: was recently
afflicted with voIfut pain IN nip when IA aslort tme
the 9Th LEGS the pain most
crueiatibg dsNs until procured bottle Of RAD
WAYS EADY REIEp The moment that II was applied
the pain ceased shall not be without il heretter Please
sep ne RADwAYs Fsmily Fnei every month
Zach OF the n Remedies perform their office quick,
the hey taken They exercise beahfnt inhn
etce n any wfcichsd victim Of Scrous, Icteis syphilis,
elect Unhealthy Disns Nocturnal F"sons NiGht Sweais,
Fghtful sous aud swelling, Rad Lets, &c viii give tue
Renovsng ResolveDt trial charge for the better wil be
10 take place ID forty hours In your diseased
boey.
Persons whose of order, Bowels costive.
Liver pid or Kidnfys oseas two Of RAILWAY
RtGu1ATcRs will elk hours. free you from much suffering
RsDwAys will not ouy ee the body from do
ease bat will protect sganst disease RapwAY Co,
Prapeorp oRsGwsys Rrsdy Relief and Renovatog Resell
Neni. OlIICL No l62 Fulton st. up stairs NoW-1Ork.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THANKSGIVING AND THE WEATHER.

BosTOy, Thursday Nov. 30, lsjt
The annual Thank sgiving festival has been almost
universally observed, and, apparently, much enjoyed
to-day in this city The Churches were moderately
well attended this morning. and the theaers and other
places Of amusement are crowded this evening. The
weather to-day has been elea- and COOL Agrea. deal
of rain fen here yesterday and last evening bat in
the Interior there was more snow than rain.
AZ Concord, New Hampshire, snow fen TO the depth
OF ten inches, making the frs. sleghiug Of the season
and scdins much to the enoyments OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
INNocrNr EFT PoTENT-BRaNpRErm' PMS.

The failing remedy whoe sme for purifying the blood
now extended every part OF the civilized world and should
be In the ptshson Of every who values heath Ono or
two the how msuy days weeks OF
sickness may they prevent -Four pills In The beginning are
more ecaciovs than forty doses when the disc is esab
hahed.
Man will be bor days OF b compared TO what hiss hi h
his weighed he has been by disease in
frmes and suefiue which earthly knew how TO
alleviate until BRDRETHs Pills were presented 10 'he
woflc The wtak the feeble the ium, the nervous the del
cste few by their operation and te
worst paats jved by perseverance, without The
OF yean Adapted to al circumstances aud itua
ons they the bs medicine Intended for families or
o. take preventing scUfvy and c0stveues requiring -
ehsueo diet particular men against taking cold
BuANDRFTB PLs old at - cents box with full
di,eons at the principal Office Brsndreth Building entrance
No Az aisf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
LACE ASpMuslN CURTAINS rRoMAucnoS.

No 2seA broadway aud Ne. 81 Iteadssi havs on hand
$500 LACE and Muslin CURTAINS,
bought OF suction Of great sachce aud will sell the san.
for few ereHt fill 20 per cent less thn the
original OF importation 90 essy toI this Is oprJt
tunsy Aleo the Target stock of WINDOW SnaoIs enl Gar
CoskIc the city all OF which must be ssld cheap
RurTURE.-MARsH'sP PATENT TIT ONLY RAD
IesL CVHs Tsvss-MAEsH a. Co. have Just received
United Letters Pate Tor MAgss Rsaica Cure fr
that took the premium the late Exhibition in the Cytt
Palace. II hss the universal sppIobrfou % tho ucd
csl and profession Of this city and will cure nine out
Of ten Of rsducabe Hernia All persons cauGu~d
against Infringing upon this instrument Open nom NJ
Until eP NJ MARSH Co. No p Maidru-sno, v Y.
CRIsTADoRo's LIQUID HAIR DYr.-Ihis Is
tue very best eooiink fuid IN the world The black and
brown couferfed by 10 20 the hair natures perfectly
andistt euhsble from the natural uts SOLD wholesale and
rcssi and applied At CAST ,nokO's, No Asor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

WESTERN NAVIGATION-BRISK BUSINESS.
WHEELING, Va. Thursday. Nov. 10, 1854.
The river here is in fne nsyigable condition, and
steamers are arriving and departing freely. The re-
sumption Of navigation has given our business streets
an unusually lively appearance, and large business
IL going i,rSGrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

Government Stock Bank, Michigan, taken at
20 csn; Msrchauts Bank Bndgotou se' Lewis County
20; Wsshtspaw y Eighth sv.. par; Camden par at
FNANss Climbing Warehouse. Nos 90 aud ~ InI0n ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

~.
AZ much inconTsniencf enc some anAieN 81.
poiishosd ia THE city ualnoV, % lho subject q
Indiana money. we giysthe folio 'pg lpie aailon
derived tom Tue Louissllls IoMpal.
The amended oo18liul'0nul llio Stat q tnq
ans, IatIhei iOlh FtbTusIy. SOL, pioyll 70 see
lons 1. Q. and 8, ariioia ID for ihe esloN shine
OF a General banking 6ytltln, and tie Olnl,f
lion fsouifes tbat ample 6olldlelai sec1iliyfelli.
~ convertible into gold land oliver shall BIZ Tequ'
red. Win which tue ntils ~ ultimately Tedeon'
ed. IN conformity 10 the proylsiOnsOf HE cons
aliiuion. on Inc 08il, 81 May. 1852, NE Aegsla.
TUE exercised The power lpus glqnlel, 9nl passel
al oct no iuihoise ami Regulate lhq pNlneM Of
gensfal bankihgV Ihe cdilasfal sgpuIllY Iequl.
ted to bedepos.led aIs SLATE % Vlll'ed STATES
SO. q, Suoh slocks shall CONSIST Of any noT'
lion OF {be puliIic debt DOW cIenedol hereafter
10 bscfeaisd b3 he United States, Of 10y this Stale,
md oharRenbie uron Tie state NeasuIy, Or spcb
other S.6les az jhe UnioN.as pHy llllsIesl semi.
annuity 6fut 6hS ltss petoa on their ppbiicdebii
but suo public Jebl ahal 10 2 y eesf' except os
10 lulltna sl6ekg be- % be made 70 btt equal 10
stock pr6dd6idh SIX net cent, per annum, aud the
public dsbt ofilib slate 50 deposited shall DO, or
10 made 10 De, equal 10 aslgck Producing FIVE
mar cent nsr annumt md u shall not beflaWful
ior thr kddltbf 20 tokBua tloek ot rate above
lis 81 v6ius, nor above rs morkel yalpe,
fhsaudilof Slate 70 feqoned % cQpnlel-
| sien the notes, but cannot sign more than arc
Represented by The Aloek, a4
I iPbe pnblio stocks deposited with the auditor
are 10 be heldby tim exolusYelYiOr The rsdemps
lion OF the bills OF nbte1 issued BY the NEGOTIATIONS
iA0ynumber oCp elso0 may qssoolQie 70 establish
Offices Of discount, deposiband circulation under
tl5 terms ana tesltiolipns o. ihe act. They are
EaulhoTigsd tpincfease their capital ron lime 70
/ llmsps ll@y may ihlpb pIoneFi eng Vie twenty,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Burlington Ilownl Telegraph says GIlnes
mnIolty for Governors s,4. ono. ITbo House Whit
,gahd cehtlt Doubtful. y lN MOO
"a l2l5ld, who d2atlled lawyer Dana On the
nlghiof ihoTnodliiou Of thstlavs AnlhoAy BaEns,
oeenconvlclsd in the Boston Mpnicipal court
Judge Bronson has Il seems IseOnldsrsd lis
Gtolgf1ioh and Agreed q run fof governor Of NeV
Yols. Gov! styn3uf q urged q take the "sotlls
nominllloa. ra& III
Ei on Saturday, molplne q goseSploalon took place
In New York, a. ne store l jones Il, Benedict
SOM No. 10 Spruce street. workman who wei
epallps lhe Gas hEtuEes, isnilsdthe yes ihathad
ti6fpedj 9Th lamp heldin be hand. he whh
sevgsly injured. Another rnnuWas blown out 81
,htamdo@ several leil-- Gool5 were torn up anu
q.i1s tailiing considerably sheltered,
MADAME Gsiliuud sisaor Mario Drrivsd at New
HutQn Monday The Baltic. They arc accom-.
rpnisdby second donnaiau Irish woman, whose
Hame = Donovan, but who calls herself sisnoina
,D6nolani.. TIE party was ne. ~ . sloamtOatiult
n 6hic sssnl 6ialsiy, ana hdhkeyl generally,
"a gOi ysTy tfA risk and bad lhoiepgllI dis,
tt1allluo OF u ,i5safr 81
u An5hs TIE phrspgeia BY the Atlantic, which
uuirt feom New York On Saturday for LivelPool1
! Puis Daniel r. siqkels, U, s, seoJoArYq Of Legs.
lion al Lonloni Samuel DpheTly, MI. jansen, aad
asBIf WjDdl4sll bearers Of goyeinfnent diGb1lChes
ga siohels & oald 10 carry Instructions toOuE din-
s9lisf5 Il London, Pens and Madrid, to favor the
ieptblIpah movement Spain, with view toObs
tdluing advanllge1i n ouba.
che Londou Times 10 the cOuils or IeesntEs
t5tthr 81 n Valloun naval inyosiopl ohIonolsd IN
tsNiht toilde history, admis thol "Vht speosSl Of
5 ithg Bftish force that do1islup tie Poiomso lands
e! ~ and titsr quick MACH. Destroyed Waihlug-
s7 5n, chd then aStpesdily beat retreat can hetdy
s ~ considered 90 niititof lsstmiis adiiaye, be-.
Little note than plralieal end IuthleSisuTpJSe,
ltaShuhaIned add unlOspecllng populAten."--
er.l7kil b noteworthy confession.
~. RdVlh cIpshsl has retired from bis cenHec.i
Eli5a abti The Albany Argus. and transferred hls
asiutgotl ihsislh 10 bir. Gideon ]. Tucker. While
MAKING ihlsannouneensnt be adds that chs iesll
authorised lths same time % s,ate, that while for
the prsltni hlsWlihdIoWal q absolute, Il mgy not
be gnal, bal that Il may Be compatible with his
health aHd bic inellntionS, al future dag, 10 re
sums Die interest and connection with 'lhe argus
- lnfOlmsion has bssn received from Wm. H..
Ro5erson, y. 8. Consul d Hasanl, iha, the poh
81 sallo Ripirilu, Of zaso, IN the island Of Cuba,
ilIts eloisd 70 national aud foreign commerce
~ iiomthgisi % September tnd will theneelorward
.,sb nsid fof iho eoaiiihg trade only. BY another
eQegit hS Captain Gensttl has ordered all on,
crr6ef tie customs who heretofore resided in Tin.
riiad ede Cuba 10 remove TO CaSildn, WhiohiS The
sYroffpi Tripldud. s. 83faJJ 86dQ x