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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

Listen to, and answer the question Of an aged
or homely woman, with much devoted atten-
ton as you pay 10 llose of youth and beauty and
if possible, display more interest 10 the former.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

NOT above the smiles and frowns of fortune, en-
hapces the pleasures Of the one, and Ditgates The
pains Of the other. We celebrate yibe wedding.
and make merry over the honeymoon. The poet
paints the beauties and bIushes of ihe biuoIning
bride, and the bark Of matrimony, with its freight
Of uniested love, is launched on the uncertain
ocean OF experiment, amid kind wishes and rejoic-
ings. Bot on that precarious sea are many storms,
and even the calm has its perils; and only when
the bark has weaihered these, and, landed It's
cargo ia the haven Of domestic peace, can we
pronuunce the voyage prosperous,apd congratulate
the adventurer upon his merited and ,eyable re-
ward:q ia2'ias'a - ". b. b.
ELLESDaDE,.VA. ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

IAN anaconda" es
"No"
..What could it have been ?" said third.
.Just what supposed it to be-a log" said
The wag.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

81. Yod.nay tame very small bird, whose name,
3D. And boys fish for GELS with thing whose name,
S3. Ones talk may be stoppedby thing whose name,
a. Of the second degree Of color, the name,
36 Every ship on the sea, has part, whose name, 4
&c. There's negative prefix to nouns. whose name,
ST. As this list protong, of this too, the name,
Read backwards and forwards, is ever the same,
PANAMA. ~ R,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

WV. A. STEIRETT,
w e r q n a MT r A i o 4
INVITES attentioa to his assortment Of Fall Goods
} which he is now receiving
Staaltoa, 0s IL, isss
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

DIR. JOHN IL. BALDWIN
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens OF
" Stanton and its vicinity oHce Main street,
door above the Woodward Hoasc.
Staunton, Oct. IL, 1898.
TIJS.r received and opening fine assortment
- of Fancy and useful articles at
JAS. G. LNRD'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Staunton. Oct. 81, lS5j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

w,y of ordinary business In ths Hoass. Tisy A,
ths contested election csses from Ksnsss sai
New Mexico. The former requires . S6oroen
Overlapping upon the report Of the invesiipEis
Committee, and is necessary to develop fully To-
monstrous enomities which are embraced N hat
important document. Now that no general bus.
ness can be properly considered, tho time Of to
Wou.s can hardly be better appropriated than II .
complete analysis and exposition Of this evidence
Just as the period approached for considerA
the annual allowance to the Collins line, and w.
notice to close the contract, down drops ComnA
dore Vanderbilt in his levisthan steamer, to op~
the ewes of Congress- and perhaps their mouth, tse
AZ we'll as to fire brosdside into the enemy. Thu
far that big job has moved very cozny along. tas
nntside pressure having been recalled early In tie
session. and the mana cement oon6ded to Other
sdroit engineers 1t is now evident that thers i
10 be stir, but with what effect remsins 10 30
seep. INDEX ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
BROOKS AND BURLiNGAMt..


wAsHIssToS. Wednesday. Jaly s3 1850.
Mr. B,oekss card in The Union covering b"
correspondence With Mr. B,riiagame exc,sS
much eomnsdf. Tbs ttaasf,r Of priss's dln'
Guilty 10 the newspapers Is considered ext;ssd'S
any, ard raOre 90. The fact that tho 2lsc'
usetine wa in Cansds. was not excepted 10 10 az
ees mvssation to Mr. Campbell. E that seiee""
existed, shs Lot asvs o.ates cd thai it nasd o..
been obsiated' Iastesd OF this Gsaal eScrss v
publication is nsade without even ode dAj n'~.
to Nj. BuIlipgams's friesa Of suca psrp0ss
allowing an opportunity for other arrsnsecS
As sooD as BY. Ba,lipgnmes ~ swes b. Sr Bf"H'
in,;,sticn wa declined. he lss Ws,hias"s' w
the cars st Aarapoiis Junction tsssrdai 49,
ard sss ca his say TO she place OF >&sas ~.
when kr. Brooke WA arrested hsce. WasS
BY,i.psamss friends kLs1 Of b a mcs'msAA
c-ys NJ. Cau pbsl w., acted :oc hn; 60.
qcssily ha nor tasy a.s aa,wsssts fos ss' p~
icii, Shic5 tas s0a.s ray k,s, tsca''d. -
Rl:ioysDs o.. ~as si,at aau s':t:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Pierce and Dsus!as were defeated. Il dses not
mean mnch. and will come 10 nothing.
GEoRGIA.-Hers great struggle WA made last
year. and heavy vote pcllsd. The ssgressses tor
Congress wese:
American ..45,6 Democratic. ......s6, so'
Democratic majority. .2lo.
1t doe snt seem necessary 10 cay anything more %
to Georgia.
ALABAMA.-The vote OF this State for Governor
last year stood:
Amefican.....3o,I3s Democratic. ........3.ss0
Democratic majority ...li,7ss.
Congress struggling, but much the same.
That's all that need be said about Alabama. She
asxays vote, the regular Pro-savery Democratic
ticket, and viii do 30 this year.
MIssIssrpPI.-Here too the struggle last year
was q severe one, and the result conclusive.
Characterization 81 ,e94 Dem.............3 1888
Congress- 81, SOS "..........'5s,oio
Dem. mai. Gor.-4eH Cong.-5,o93
We know no reasoa for believing that Mississippi
will vote for anybody else than Buchanan.
LouIsIANA.-The vote of this State last year
stood
Gorernor-American. ls,4l7 Democratic. p sss
Congress-- 19, 476 ......2slll
Den oera,ic maj.-Gorernor. ,os5. Congre"..2,s3'
This Spring New Orleans went " American" by
some 2 0CO majority; and We have private ad'lces
that large portion of tho Adopted Citizens, con-
sidering themselves agsrieved BY the conduct OF
the present Democratic ascendancy, let that elec-
ten 90 BY default, and mean to do SO again in No
vemter. Should they persist in this resolution,
the State will probably vote for Fillmore.
FLoRDA-The vote of this State for Governor
in 1854 stood
Wig .A5s3 Democratic. USE
Dem majority. ................"'l,o'
Copgess much the same. There will be an e.
fort made for Fillmore, but the State s pretty sure
for Buchanan.
TExAs.-This State last year elected Crosby,
American, Land Commissioner, by the following
vote:
Crosby, Am... 2I,s75 Fields, Dem. 20 ,263
Cong1ess-Am 10 s3S Congress-Dem -. "a go
Crosby's maj, l,sl6. Dem. Cong. do, 4,s5a.
The State will be fought, but pretty certain to
vote for Buchanan.
We must take one more article to complete
this survey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Kso,ss proceeded ~ originate . spoo eous n'''
m,.t for an organic Cooyentioa, under ~ho'e
au.nc, A State Constitution hss been framed and
b, the people adopted. Under that Conssltu"oa
st.te Government wa organized. and Members
cbosen TO Congress. II is for their part 10 tins
rrse State moyeme at that Messrs. Robinson, Jen'
Kin, Df;tzler. &C., are now in prison and awaiting
trial for Treason.
Now they. with the entire Free State People OF
Kansas. believe there is no way to restore Freedom
in Kauss, but to stand fast by the Free-Sase move
meut. elect Fremont President, aud get Kansas
into the ULion as soon Is possible To give up this
positiou, and 20 into new election in crushed
hum,l;ated Kansas with her leading patriots IN
pri,on or hiding from arrest, the Missouri river
cIo.ed against all but ProS'ayery immigrants, and
the Border .Rufians completely triumphant IN Nam
sas and at Washington, is to rush on certain ru'o
Ifue are 10 run the risk of new election In pros
trste Kansas, let US at least have Free-Staso men
in her Offices, LtcOmpte's Infamous inaic1uen"
against the Free-State leaders annuiled, and the
Missouri blockade raised. Common decency
should give US this much.
But there are men ia the Free States who tell us
they "are as muchopposed to Slavery as anybody
vet who will vote for Fillmore or Buchanan, and
vaguely trust that something will turn up to save
Kansas after all. Save it-bowf The great BODY
Of both the Fillmore and Buchanan Members oil
Congress vote against recognizing the Free-State
Government in Kansas, against admitting her IN
der her Free. State Constitution, and In mVor OIL
riskipg the whole case on new election under
P.o-Slavery auspices, with Pro-Slavery Judges,
returning officers, &C., and the Missouri closed
&C apst US. Are those who so talk sincere in their
professions Read Gov Robinson's letter to Sena'
tor Sumner, and judge.
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Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 90, 1856.
The Senate has been engaged all Day On River
and Harbor bills.
The House has refused to admit Bsoaett, Re-
publican, to a seat as Delegate from Eebrsska
Freedom was stricken down in the house OK her
friends. The New.Mexico election case ww
promptly settled BY giving the seat to O'srs, shs
cOntsttan
The House has ordered printed twenty thousaad
copies of the report and testimony of the Ksnsss
Commission and one hundred thoussnd cspies
each of the majority and minority reports without
the testimony.
In the evening the House went into Committee
Of the Whole on the state of the Union, aud
most able speech was made by Mr. Davis Of Ms'
sachuse.ts on the Privatesr Bounty Land Blu. u
is q vigorous and valuable paper.
The publication Of the dueling correspondents
by Mr.. Brooks has been the subject Of much ed
varied comment all day, and especially In Goa.
gress. It's generally conceded that Mr. Brook
con mitted q serious blunder in not notifying Mr.
Burlingame Of his objection to 60 10 Canada, is
stead Of publishing it. The place Wa named b.
other gentlemen than Mr.. Burlinzame, TO saaSs
both parties TO avoid the violation Of tho laws
the country, ard those gentlemen will osssms sas
esponsibiity.
The Kansas election Gaze win bs ap ts-s.orros
and be opened by Nr. Sherman Of Ohio. ga oftss
Karsas Commissioners H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Our readers will peruse with profound interest
the letter of Gov. CHARLES ROBINSON Of Kan,as,
indOrssd by bis fellow. prisoners in the Federal
camp at Leconpton awaiting trial for their lives on
a charge Of High Treason, based on their efforts
20 resist the enslavement of Kansas by the Border
Rufiisns. Hs1irg migrated to Free Territory
with the fixed resolve to make it Free State and
the hsppy home Of. their children and grand.
Children and great.k grandchildren, they found
themselves overberne at the polls of their first
legislative Election by an immense irrup-
ton of Prc.Slavery Missourians, who, by
fraud end violence, elected Legislature
ike themselves. This Legislature proceeded
at once, in defiance Of the Governor, to excel its
few lesally returned Free State members aud re-
move their sittibgs 10 location on the Missouri
border, where they passed code Of most cruel aud
nrsnnicsl laws, wherein Slavery is assumed to be
already established n KaDsas, aud all manner Of
outrageous penalties are denounced against any re-
slstance 10 its perpetustiOn and power. II this
body was = valid Legislature, then its acts are
binding Inws, and Kansas is Now Slars Territory,
fenced around by fearful penalties, and on it's way
to become Inevitably Slave State.
The Free State majority Of the people OF Kan
sss resisted this disaster in the Only practicable
wss-by denying the validity and deiyirs the en-
ac,ments of the fraudulent Legislature To have
done otherwise, would have been to give up the
contest. To admit that the assemblage Mt Shawnee
Mission was legally constituted Legislature, is to
admit away he wbele case. 1t is to admit that
Ksnsas il now Slave Territory: in which case Il.
will never be other than Slave State.
Considering the legislative machinery contem.
plated by Congress completely swamped by the
BoIder.Rufian bsrds, the Free.Si nen, then
composing tbr.s fpar!hs Of tho actual .ettisss VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

The SKATE yesterday passed the House bill for
the improvement Of Savannah River The bill
continuing improvements in Sheboygan harbOr was
passed. A joint resolution was adopted autboriz-
ing Lieut MAury ard other oficers to receive
honorary testimonials from foreign powers. The
greater portion Of the session was consumed in a
discussion as to priority Of business.
In the House an Intellectual effort was made to
reconsider the vote confirming Bird Chapman as
delegate from Nebraska. The New Mexico con-
tested election case was settled by the adoption Of
resolution affirming that II. Gallesos was no: and
N. Otero was duly elected Delegate from that Ter
ritory, and M. Otero was sworn in. It was voted
10 print 10000 copies OF the full Kansas Report,
and 100, 900 copies without the testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

After voyage Of nearly elesen days, the Persia
arrived yesterday, having been out more than two
days erscr than was expected. Toe political in
tsllieence which she brings is Of very little i'm
portaoce. The Guards had arrived at London
frsm the Crines, and we're received with gre,'
deal of enthusiasm. Ia ireland the T'ppersry
militia had revolted against being dismissed from
public psy, and several lives were lost before Tue
.;ot ,v.s nat down. Coasols CLOSED at $50 to 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

A limited number of advertisements are taken in
IHr WYkxIr TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar line.
This paper has attained . circulation Of l7aooo
ocpes and is unquestonably the best medium extant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

The stste Of the Cattle Market, as may be seen
by reference to our report under the proper head
was slightly better yesterday for sellers Of iirst
quality Of cattle which brought prices equal to
ten cents pound for the Beef while Common stocx
sold for eAG9ac.. and that for better cattle taan
have been sold for IL or lac. within the year. The
prospect Of continued good supply is favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

The statement of Mr.. Preston 8. Brooks which
~a opb,nh this morning in full, il to be taken
.;,o,s a, . duelist's account Of the circumstances
.,,sna;re duel which be bad provoked by
cha,,pss. but which he bad Concluded not
p. Goat Tsis conclusion, a. appears BY the
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ADVERTISEMENTS for THE DAILY TRIBUNE must
be handed in before o'clock in the evening in order
20 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
Nem1lork Dailp Gribm,tt
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No be aken of Commonc atoms What
"A be authentic sed by the
name and address Of the wnternot necessarily for pubca
sion. bat guarantee Of his good faith.
We cannot eodertske return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFEs.-Ihe
above celebrated su Hail Patent Powder Proof Lock
are IN improvement upon all improved Schumacher aud other
eass-bsnce the name Champion Their tnumPh toe w0no
nrssds know, and their history IL their eulogy
For sae ct Green Block, Nos u.s. lS1 and 1859 WsteS
Hsv.Ycrk. b. Z. hLER!sG u 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Com. Stockton has done very sensible thing IN
Withdrawing from the contest for the Presidency
and very futile one in attempting to carry over his
two or three hundred followers to Fillmore. They
won't 90 Here is his last will and testament;
"To Messr, Aler Jones, Robbinett, &C.. Committee
"GEsTLraES: Our efforts TO prevent the great
American party from being sectonazed or Abolition,
;,sd have been successful. 1t has been purged
Of all Sectional and Abolition men and dogmas. Inc
National Camp has indorsed Mr.. Flmore's American
ism. and he is pledgedto uphold the integrity OF amer
lean principles and the pepetuty OF our te'ofoea VI
ganzatioD. M loncar
Ny object has been attained, and am no longer
p candidate for the Presidency.
Your friend aud obedient servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Thu procuring Of pure snd Unauthorized article Of Jamaica
inss 10 now great esderstum with every family Its power
md sest efficacy Disbea Nervous Debility Indigestion
kc but for its quality we have to rely upon tho
reputation OF the MAKER $780, ,.,
LyoS's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER guaranteed per
fecy pure article and should be always inquired 100
Soidithrouehout the world by respectable dealer
HEATH, wyAEo0P 4 Co., ProPnetors,
No. 63 I.iberty.st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

But the Commodore seems to be deficient IN
memory. II is but few weeks since he was lond
in denunciaton of those who had broken that great
Compact of Peace" the Missouri Compromise,
end he could not think of supporting Mr.. Fillmore
without assurances that be would do his utmost to
restore the Missouri line. He held on as a candi'
date in order to be sure of having an American in
nomination who should be right on this question.
We understood him to proclaim that he 'oowd sand
until this point was cleared up. Has it been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
HoIInxAY,s PnLs-SoOrHING YET SCARCE

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS-SOOTHlSG fET cEAhCh-
,NG-Free from mineral nre5iens these Pills soosc al hsal
the rts,ed membranes OF the stomach and the DO Ke whve
thew O. pc morbid matter from hose aud Undue them
nth new yisor Sold the manufactures No 80 Maldsn-iene
New York. and No Af strand, Lo dom AID hy al druggists
ct 2sc-, 62le aud 81 per box
WIGS - HAIR DYE - WIGS. - BATCHELOR'S
WIGS and improvements peculiar to their house.
They all the world fol- their sceul beauty
go and durabltyttns charm The largest and lest
stock In tAs world IL private for applying his famous
DYE Sold at BATcHELoRs, Nc. 2S3 Broadway.
POSTAGE STAMPS 6 cents and 10 cents) FOR
GALE ct this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

We resume our survey of Presidential probs'
bilites in the several States, beginning next with
DELAwARE.-This State was carried by the
Opposition in November, 1854, under the Amer-
cah" flag, the vote standing
GcrernOr.-Americas.. Democratic .'S'sai
Congress- $500 ......o:J'i
American majority Governor, 697; Congress, 1876.
NJ OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

HUSBANDS CALCiNEB MAGNEsA is three
tmes the strength Of Mssness aud clear Of IN
nIesssnt taste -Four frst-pemium silver medals and
Worlds Fair awarded being the best In the market
Sesn,er T. j. HUSBAND, Philadelphia
TIE CATARRH DOCTOR.-C. HOWARD MAR
who those whom nobody else
cure Is sti at ST Nicholas Hotel New York for few
DAYS more Room No. 252 Hours from to p Consuita
ton Free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
while wearing RAYS SUPERIOR ZEPHYR ME-.
p1Axos and MELopEoNs from eight different

s.uscturer-mskns the largest sssortment IN the city
besdss IS Second Hand Pisnoa Of which will Do sod
psices st defy composition Pianos rent and rent SLOWED
An eurcbs,e ct n. WATERs's, No. SIS Broadway,
tu repaired polished boxed aud moved Cash pso
s,r Seeopd.bsnd Pianos Music at reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Such on appalling catastrophe as that on the
phiIsdsubi. ROAD last week would bs impossible on the
FLUsKIsc RAILROAD Being only eight mills long but one
Nm At time allowed upon It, that sion OF trans
II affords one thu SAFEST peasapte and cheap
eat excurons out Of NewYofk. See advertisement, under
head Of ksllfosda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

GRANITE HALL.-At the large Clothing Estao,
v.h.nt N ~ DEenoor No l42 Fulton 81, those N want OF
sh;ose GsrneLts for Summer Fan vii find oae OF
t aSteps;ye stocks Of ready msds goods in the city,
Tsv are WARRANTED DO well gotten up and rest stylish and
CHEAP.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21
Fourth Of Bully Barbecue Al FOrt
M-oEtb.

The citizens Of Fort Worth and vicinity an.
nouucc to the people OF Tarrnnt county, and
the public EVERYWHERE, that they will give an
old fashioned barbecue, at the COLD
SPRING, on the Fourth Of July next, 10 which
all nre invited. CONE EVERYBODY! an
abundance shall be provided for you,
An oraticn, together with the usual ceremo'
mics may be expected
NAT. TERRY,
Z. NJ. DAGGETT, C,0
Il. L. COLEMAN, ''"'
c. NJ. PEAK.
Fort Worth June 18Th, 1856
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

VNhE undersigned was appointed, al The ApnI
4 Term 1856, by tie Honorable County
COur, of Dallas County, administrator Of the
estate Of John Beeman, deceased, late Of said
county, This is therefore TO notify all persons
having claims against said estate TO present
them within the time prescribed law, properly
authenticated; all persons indebted 10 said cs'
tate. are requested to make immediate pay.
mont, WM, Z, HuNNiCuI,
MAY 81, ls5G-2:6I,s Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21
nisnnsn. nfthe Liver.

lrWhen ,ls celebrated d. Rul declared that dTanEeane
uas iisrasr he snDaea,u Truth which The eAeT'sree ami OBJ
srrstan Y medical men every day cnhninE Tie many ap'
pareny insane d those who indulge In The use Of ''a
Gus liquors. may b. lus accounted F The OF 'ne
which i taken r l4saauln Il vcy frequently diseased STATE
Of a liver y, argaa in he human ysIn, hspdsauEei
produces more irF,l catalogue disease Aud H. Instead u
Supplying TeHess The manifestations q disease as - 20 o'e'
tie case physicians would prescribe sl view 70 The eTE'ns1
Gauss fever deaths would Nsa 1m diseases Induced by de-
ranged state q the Lyu ThTUrl 4 the diseases enHeTa'
tel under the head Of Consaplu have ter SCAT in diseased
Liver Dr. WIans CELEBRATED Liver P prepared by Fleming
Bros, are q certain cure
p,r,,g will be careful % ~ nr MLNNEN cLLLbHA
It'd NERAlIFl Or mauuaesertdl by iiEM!Nu hus g. fs'''
hurs IA. an other Ncmmgcs Va comparison are Worthless
Dr NIsurs genuine NeHurc also his celebrated iINfT rus
can be had al respectable drug oTes None seEtns H
on, tLs sirngfrTs Of FLEMING bros
SID vh5ezss 5uI retail ly sCOvIL MEAD, ScE ulssn5
Gen,ral Agcn'a fr the southern States, Also by sNhhh
THOMAS DALLAS ana by dealers IN nN'e'"e' In every ''"h
fAl