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greet similarity betvssn these two useful Arts bosS
economies time wonderfully. While priptips A..
plicates the mind more rapidly than tbs pen, pho-
tofraphy duplicates the facs rapidly than fhs
pencil and e the face 4 the mirror Of the mind shs
similsrity must Be admitted. This iaea strucfus
while looking ut pictures Of our great ststss.
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-. ROaIaIs ON MAIN 3TKRET FOk
III RENT-several desirable rooms suitable for
IL professional or other odces-over tho store
Ne l5i Main street--recentiy occupied By MA
Buttersare offered for rent Being IN the edntre Of
business such rooms rarely to DO obtained
The store house will also be rented temporarily.
Apply Ut Mesars. Kent Paine 4 Co.s. to J. ,. Wat
kins, or 6ODDfN = AfrEhooN.
ap 9-3* ss4ss - 80
-. FOX RkNT...The Monument House
corner of Grace and 9Th streets, will be IN com
- plets order for tenant the lst Of n ~. \.
40 9---d -. IS JAMES LYONsM
- FOR KENT.-The Storc and Hoase
81 which now occnpy, on 18th street, opposite
A:xt the Vegetable Market which il undoubtedly
Of the best stands IN the city for any business
ap 9-H< ~ II aAAL. Agent. z
- FO X Il K Mt A neat comic stable
X brick tenement on the upper end Of Clay street.
1A suitable for small family To good tenant
the price viii be low. Apply to
ap s4t WIN. GOULDIN. Governor IT.
- HOME AIAKE.--I would Gay to
A0the gentlemen Of Richmond and the
rounding country, that sn prepared to
make to order any kind of Boots, Shoes or 0siters,
suitable to Eentlemen's wear. have the best work.
men In my employ, and will use none but the best of
materials Gentlenen ordering Boots Shoes viii
be sure 70 get them at the time they promiDed.
81 - - fa G. 8. MAURICE, Isl Main st.
sPs Richmond. Va.
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and inlet summary vengeance on the real or sup
posed criminal This may be often done, contrary
10 the wishes of the wise and judicious but 1t is
nevertheless done, and always rith impunity Ii
there are any aggravated circumstances about the
conduct of homicide. the mob adopts at once what
Livy calls the lex horrendi earmins; suspendito
infelici arbori" or degrading themselves even be.
low Roman harbarism like Indian savages, burn
him alive.
: Instances, too, have been known, In which
,sdges who desired to secure fair trial 70 shose
already condemned By surrounding sentiment
have been threatened; and executive oficers IN
she discharge Of the most delicate Of al trus,s
that Of pardon, have heen inundated By abuss
and msnaces. S-e 49, l.55{
We DO not deny that, In nswly-settled regions
this Lynch law, ~ Il has been called in America
may possibly sometimes be necessary evil
When lawless adventurers swarm In all the
strength Of unbridled violence. and justice Ia In
IL infant and feeble state. the salus populi may
Justify men In becoming /" avengers OF blood" &C
eording to the notions Of primitive justice. Bu
woe TO those who often imagine this necessity Ia
Old ongssttled communities, and would. In mere
sommon cases, Substitute extraordinary and des
psrafe remedies for those which are ususi and nor
NAL They are removing the very corner-stone a,
civilization, and hnrrying society back to the .ate
o-Io.nsm. IN which the strong hand Of impul
no'eneen me only protector against crime
ne only avsnser Of ifs eonnissiou. = : :
Each separate community, which II s,s,,l.s =.
-, 49, 2 s.aunss The power Of passing an q
ssS.e saw for ~ summary puuIs hm... 80
= Gss Aszssaa tashien. isuuas p,..r-...- -
~ sssnperasy ssvsasasa. Whsrs ,uh,,. -.
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nLD liAhET IGkAhAkY, HAkEk $
~ PLEASANTS OLD STAND, SECOND DOOR
FROM CORNER 18th AND FRANKLIN, ON
FRANKLIN.-The subscriber having rented this
well known stand will keep constantly hand Ofsl,
Grain, &c. The business will be strictly cash.
He has sged Mr.. g. s. Gates to assist him in the
business whois authorized buy and sell for cash.
an 9-Sts JAMES THOMAS.
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NATH. FRIzzELL,
Secretary.
BROOKS AND WILSON.
WASHINGTON, Nav 90.

Gen. Lane Of Oregon, was the
bearer of challenge from Mr.. Brooks
to Gen. Wilson this morning. Gen.
Wilson it is said replied that he used
the language complained of because
he at the time believed and now be-
lieves it was strictly true and was de-
manded by the character of the as
sault upon Mr.. Sumner. He says he
is not a duelist. but he will use what
ever language in debate he thinks
proper, and if assailed knows how to
defend himself.
Mr.. Brooks has given notice to Gen.
Webb, through Gen Aiken, that his
letter in Tuesdays Courier is salts
factory.
All excitement with regard to the
matter appears to have ceased, except
ing what is connected with the pres
ent challenge.
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We are awaiting with patience the

We are awaiting with patience the
result of the Cincinnati Convention.
1t has opened with much excitement
and discord. 1t has been said that a
house didvided in itself must fall, yet
we do not expect to see the vertical
ton of holy writ in this case, for we do
not believe modern democracy was
ever contemplated in prophecy.
The cohesive quality Of office is the
best cement that holds the fabric to-
gether. 1t may and will wear away
by attrition, but never fall to pieces so
long as there is any mortar in it, 1t
will not crumble to pieces yet, but is
obliged to be worn out before Novem-
Der next.
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WINCHESTER, June 2, 1856.

This day large portion Of the citi-
zens of Franklin County met at the
Court House, in Winchester, Tennes-
see, for the purpose Of passing resolu-
tons approving the course of the Hon.
p. S. Brooks, of South Carolina, for
the castigation he gave Senator Sum
ncr, of Massachusetts,.
On motion, WILL. EDw. VENADLE,
Esq, was called to the chair and NATn
FRIzzELL appointed Secretary.
Atrequest of the Chairman PETER
TURNEY, Esq, explained the object of
the meeting, and offered the following
resolutions, viz:
Resolved, That we, the people of
Franklin County, in Tennessee, have
with pleasure and hearty approba-
ton heard of the castigation which
the Hon. p. S. Brooks, member to Con-
gress from the gallant State Of South
Carolina, lately gave Senator Sumner,
of Massachusetts.
Resolved, That we believe the course
of the Hon. p. S. Brooks was right in
every respect; that it was well-timed
and done with the proper spirit, and
that we congratulate the noble State
which he represents that she has SO
worthy a son.
Resolved, That we regard the course
of Senator Sumner in making his
speech in the U. S. Senate, abusive Of
the State of South Carolina, and South
ern institutions, and slanderous to the
character Of the Hon. Senator Butler
in his absence as cowardIy in the
extreme, and far below the dignity of
q liberal and honorable man in any
position.
Resolved, That the Winchester APP
peal, Nashville Union and American,
Charleston Mercury, and New York
Day Book be furnished with copies Of
these resolutions and the proceedings
of this meeting and requested to pub
lish them.
And in support of said resolutions
Mai. Will. Edw. Vcnable, Peter Tur-
ncy, Esq, Lewis Metcalle, Esq, and
M. w. Garner, Esq, addressed the
meeting. The resolutions were then
passed unanimously.
On motion the meeting then ajourn-
cd sine die.
WILL. EDw. VENABLE,
Chairman.
NArH. FRIzzELL,
SeCretdry
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Challenged.-The report that Col.
Brooks had challenged Senator Will
son is true, as is also the fact that Will
son declined the honor of a meeting,
alleging that such meeting would
be violation ofthe laws of the land
and Of his natural convictions" -
And yet, Mr.. Webb, in his letter to the
New York Courier and Enquirer,
says Mr.. Wilson is fighting man."
Cor. Char. Standard.
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CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Proceedings up to the latest hour.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS FOLLOW;

CINcINNATI, June 5.--Convention--
9th Ballot Observation-Disclosures 49,;
Pierce 81; Douglas 5d; Cass 7.
10th Ballot-Buchanan 1901; Pierce
S0I; Douglas 50I; Cass 7.
18th Balot--Buchanan l47a; Pierce
80; Douglas SO; Cass 81.
10Th Ballot--Buchanan l4S; Pierce
10; Douglas G3a; Cass 81.
18th Ballot--Buchanan $50; Pierce
~; Douglas 90; Cass 81.
18th Ballot-Buchanan 1872! Pierce
10; Douglas SO; Cass 81.
The Convention adjourned at quarter
before five o'clock.
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ARMSTRONG 4 CO..

ARMSTRONG 4 CO.,
No. 50, Market ST., Nashville, Tenn,
Commission .Yerch0ssts,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
FOR THE SALE Of
Machines, Agricultural Implements,
Building Materials, &c., &C.
THE annexed is a list of such articles as
may always be found at their store, and at
the lowest cash prices:
Machines, Implements, &c.
Threshing Machines, Horse Powers, Corn
and Cob Crushers, (Little Giant, Felton's
Hortable Grist MILL Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Bedwell's Smut Machine, Chld's
Grain Separator, Wells Seed Sewer, Corn
Planters, Cutivators, Harrows. Ploughs of all
kinds, Churns, Meat Cutters, Scythes, Forks,
Rakes, Reaping and Moving Machines, Fan
Mills, &c.
Building Materials, &C., &c.
Window Sash, Venitan Blinds, Marbelized
Iron Nantes, Window Glass of all sizes, Hy-
drauic Cement, Plaster Paris, Chain Pump,
Force Pumps, Garden Engines, Iron Chains,
Iron Settees, Iron Safes of all sizes.
IdlutS, VIlS, &c
White Lead, White Zinc, Brown Zinc.
Stone Colored Zinc, Paints of all colors, Put
ty, Whiting, Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Turpen.
tine, Varnishes, Mineral Paint, Glue, Paint
Rosin, Copperas, Paint Mills, &c.
Fertilizers.
Guano, and Land Plaster. We keep large
stock Of these articles on hand.
Seeds.
Clover, Timothy, Blue Grass, Herds Grass
Orchard Grass, Barley, &c.
We are also agents for Pease's Celebrated
Excelsior Railroad Hore-Power Threshing
Machines. We have now an assortment Of
hese Machines on hand, and will furnish
hem at manufacturers prices, transportation
added. As the demand will be beyond the
supply, those who are in want of them had
better buy soon.
Marl5 3m ARMSTRONG g. co.
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Buchanan Nominated.--The latest
news we have in regard to the Con-
vention. reports Buchanan as the
nominee. We have just time to an
nounce the fact before going to press.
Breckenridge Of Kentucky is the can
didate for Vice President.
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BROOKS AND SUMNER DIFF
GUILTY.

Human nature presents some strange
contranities in it's character, Judging
from the variety of sentiment express
ed in the public prints in reference to
this matter, and this with all the facts
before them. 1t creates no surprise
that northern fanatics should ccnsure
Mr.. Brooks, knowing them to be bias
ed by their Internal hatred to the South
and southern institutions but when
southern men unite in the chorus Of
condemnation with these men, it oc-
ours to US that under the circumstan-
ces such course is very improper
We hear some southern men say that
the conduct of Mr.. Brooks was vio-
lation of the sanctity Of the Senate
chamber, and in derogation Of the
dignity Of the representative charac-
ter. We propose the inquiry whether
the South has not for a number of
years borne the denunciations of free
sellers, and submitted to every indig-
nifty which fanaticism could impose.
Such being the case, zone truth is
clear that forbearance has failed to
awaken either the magnanimity or
shame of these wretches. And the
South, we are proud to say, has too
much national and selfrespect to quar-
rel in our Congress, returning word for
word, to the disgrace of our country.
Then we ask what alternative re-
mains to us but resentment. These
devils arc willing to quarrel to keep up
excitement and prejudice in their own
section. They are entirely willing to
take the lie, or any other ignominious
cpithet that could be applied to them.
They delight in excitement and agita-
ton. Reason has failed to have any
influence over them, and they have
given up to the worst passions of their
nature. Southern men are now salts
fled Of it and see no use to debate
with them. and at the same time are
TOO proud to quarrel in the Congress of
our country. 1t then remains to try
the physical effect of what has been
called argumentum baculinum," or
in English, club argument. There is
much to be learned by rcverting to
rudimental principles sometimes, and
we will just examine the nature of
debate little in its origin, nature and
results. In early times when logic
was first elevated into science, Soc
rates taught q catechetical method of
Misunderstanding an adversary ques-
tions until he was caught. After that
invented the powerful little
weapon called syllogism. You will |
perceive that Socrates conquered by !.
strategem, and Aristotle by logical
force. These modes of debate were
carried on for a long time in the uni
gersities of England, but it was found
hat in many cases these modes led to
endless wrangling, until a new method I
If argument was instituted called as G
lbove stated, the argumentum bacu- ,
mum, and when they could not refufe t
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EXAMINATION.

The examination OF the students OF
MARY SHARP COLLEGE will com,
mence on the 10th inst, and close on the
Goth. Elder J. M. Pendleton, of Bowl.
ing Green, KY, will deliver the annual
Address,
June 9Th. ct
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New ORLEANS, June 3.-The know
nothing candidate for Mayor was
elected by over 1000 majority. The
whole know nothing ticket, except
two assistant Aldermen, were elected.
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WATCHES,
CLOCKS & TIME-PIECES.
OF ALL KINDS,
ARE NOW REPAIRED BY
l.. j. GILDERSLEEVE

ARE NOW REPAIRED BY
l.. j. GILDERSLEEVE,
South side of the Square, corner Custer
House,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE,
In manner not surpassed in Nashville, or any
other place. All work warranted 10 give sat
isfacton and to perform as stated. Persons
who have Watches or Clocks to repair will
please send them right in that he may have
evidence Of sufficient business to justify
permanent location, which is his intention if
there should be sufficient business. Jewelry
also repaired.
To those who value their Sight
We would say: IF you find your oversight
failing, or if you use spectacles, do not delay
availing yourselves of the opportunity Of pro.
curing pair of the Justly celebrated
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles,
adapted to your eye, and selected by per-
son who unde rstands the business. They do
not tire the eye when reading and will pre-.
serve vision unimpaired for years longer than
any other glass if properly selected to suit the
eye. There is no straining Of the eye while
using them, as in most other spetacles. The
shape Of the surface, (concavo convex) the
large size and the fineness and clearness of
the glass are the combined qualities which no
other glasses possess, and which render them
superior to all others. Many persons might
have good eye-sight for ten or fifteen years
longer by using these glasses than the COM
mon glasses which in the end often do more
harm than good. Numrous testimonials can
be produced from the best citizens of Nash
Vile. For sale by
L. .GILDERSLEEVE,
SOUTHEAST corner of the Square,
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WINCHESTER GROCERY MARKET
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
Corrected Weekly by Smith q, Carr

SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE.
COFFEE. ~ pound,
Rio, l46lG
SUGAR, ~ pound,
New Orleans Brown, 00ll
Crushed, IA
Clarified, 121
SALT,
Sack, fine, 90
coarse, Q 80
Barrel, ~ bushel, 65
MOLASSES, ~ gallon,
Reboiled, 5566O
FLOUR,
In sacks of 100 lbs, 8 5O0s Is
AXES, ~ dozen,
Collins & Co., II OOOl6 90
BEESWAX, ~ pound
Yellow, $4,000
CANDLES, ~ pound,
Mould, 1920
Pressed, 1s02o
otar, 26O27
FEATHERS, live geese. o. ID. 80
FRUIT, ~ bushel,
Dried Apples, peeled, sOO7O
" Peaches, unpeeled. sOO9O
GRAIN, ~ bushel,
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The Editor of the Washington Cd.
c. Spectator, designs to publish,
about August next, list Of all the pc
riodicals: from monthlies to dailies, in
the United Statcs-embracing Cali
fornia and the Territorics--with terms
and general charter, so far as he can
ascertain them.
To aid in making up his list and car
rying out his further plan, he invites
all publishers to send him three cop
les Of their publications, first issued
after the 18th of July, (or such as shall
contain fullest accounts of the occur
rences ofthat day. )--Thesc he propo,
SEES to bind set to be filed in the
Congressional Library--one in the Lii
brary of the Smithsonian Institution
the other for his own sanctum.
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Juan, after the battle OF Rivas, on the
10th of May, and having there ship
ped their wounded for Punta Arenas,
the army Started by land to retreat in
to Costa Rica, that the cholera has
been making sad havoc among the
Costa RIGA troops, and that Walker
is evidently in the ascendant.
Other parties who have been eye
witnesses to most of what they note
inform us more infinitely:
Burying the dead, caring for their
wounded, together with a few prcpar-
ations for ratification, lest Walker
should return on them before they
could leave, occupied the succeeding
week. They commenced their re-
treating movement about the oath,
and, on the goth, the entire army had
vacated Nicaragua, all Of them hay
ing marched to Guanacosta, except
some fifty men who were at San Juan
del Sud, shipping the wounded by wa
ter for Punta Arenas.
The Costa Ricans represented them
selves as having been entirely deceiv-
ed; that Walker was far preferred by
the natives, and that, instead of being
received with open arms by Nicara-
guans, they had been Stunned or at
tackled at every point. Baron Blu
low was exceedingly dissatisfied, both
at the conduct of the Costa Ricans, and
the falsity of the representations that
had been mah to him respecting
Walkers condition and the feeling of
the Nicaragnans towards him and his
army.
The Star and Herald, of Saturday,
represents the church Of Rivas to have
been robbed by Walkers men, and re-
fers to other plumber by them, We
have the authority of those who have
watched Walkers movements through
out the past year, for saying that he
has never allowed plumber, and that
he has never taken anything from for
eigners and natives in Nicaragua, eX-
cept by governmental levies.
No church in Nicaragua contains
images with precious stones or jewels
of any consderal value upon them; the
church at Rivas has images in it, is
without a roof, wholly unfinished, and
never has been used as place Of wor-
ship. So much for the story Of the
Star and Herald, that images We're
robbed of diamonds, and used as bar
ricades in the church.
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e Flour! Flour Large lot just received
and for sale by ]. H. KNOX.
Salt! Salt! Salt!-A large stock Just
received and for sale by
June 7 J. H. KNOX.
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A Coon DEED.--As will be seen by
telegraph, Mr.. Brooks of South Caro-
lima, after the adjournment ofthe Sen
ate on yesterday, administered to Sen
ator Sumner yesterday, the notorious
and foul mouthed Abolitonist from
Massachusetts, an elegant and effect
ual canning. We are rejoiccd at this.
The only regret we feel is, that Mr..
Brooks did not employ a horsewhip or
a cowhide, upon his slanderous back,
instead of a cane. We trust the ball
may be kept in motion. Seward and
others should catch it next.-Rich-
mond Wig.
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TO the Public. Some one has circua-
ted report through the country to the effect
that A. Jourdan would soon leave Winchester.
This is wrong, for he intends to remain and
enlarge his business, add wishes to have q
partner, from this community, to assist him.
Any one of good standing, with q small capital,
can apply at the Appeal Office or Jourdan's
store. June7 St
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A. JOURDAN,

- FUBLIC FQVANEI
CHESTER. TENNESSEE
Respectfully informs the citizens of Frank.
lin County, and the public generally, that he
has just received large stock of Dry Goods,
bought at very low prices ut auction, and
which he will sell cheap as possible for cash
Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same. Call and
examine his GREAT BARGAINS.
Dry Goods, Confectionares, Toys and yari.
cites for sale cheap for cash.
W. Homemade cloth, Socks, &C., taken
in exchange for cheap dry goods.
June7 ly A. JOURDAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
MIsCELL ANEIOUs.
ono Remedy for one DISC

N}nc1 fl6tneQYz lOt- one 4}lSts
NR Trnxai regular physician, and stands high I'm
" Wash. Co. Pa In his profession and q His
medicine a valuable one
Mr. Robert Mckinley, OF West Brownsville, Pa, aged 81
the fall 1851 for bottle OF Sacred
llixir which performed permanent will appear
from TIN annexed certificate:
This is to certify that Twas for years Afflicted with
Dyspepsia the prominent symptoms OF which Obs
nate q the Pain In the back
hips and legs, spells Of Extreme weAkness Loss OF flesh
Langour, Debility GnaSsing stomach tried
great retnedisswent Baltimore 10 consult some
very eminent physic!snspent less than hundred
dollars, but benefited uni II used Or. TrSas
Sacred Eixer, one bottle Of which eneetnay cured
r RoEERI McKRtxr.
For sale BY n. II. LOGAN & CO. o.
ept 2j General AGENTS, Wheeling, Va.
WALK IN, GENTLEMEN
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons, and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have iust
cetyed Spring and Summer stock OF Cloths, Cnssimeres
and vestngs with full OF Gents Fur
nishing g GODS. ae YgHEsi5G
Ny stock has been selected with from the best
New York and philadelphia markets. The styles
neat and quality they second none, being Of the
best makes, which
der and az short notice. in the latest and most approved
style and best manner. 5s'stfs5 zlt
good 1t guaranteed IN an cases or no sale, by
J. II. SrALIfyN, Merchant Tailor,
ape No. 2WashingtonHaI
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Pardon of negro s,eaIers.

The UhiOR and american makes a serious
complaint against Mr.. Fillmore, for psrdnning
some negro thieves. IL attempts TO make quite
a point on Mr.. Fillmore, 10 order to build up a
sectional prejudice against him. We are not
familiar with tue circumstances under which
the pardon was granted, and we shall not stop
here 10 inquire-but will endeavor to make q
set of of similar State elemency.
By reference TO the report of the keeper OF
the PenI,entiary of this State, submitted to
the last Legislature, page thirty four, will be
found the name Of one Sterling N. Jett, ne
gro thief, who was sent up from Shelby county,
and this very negro thief was pArdoned by the
notorious .Andy johnson, who now flls the
chair Of State. This negro thief heads the list
Of eighiy-six thieves. murderers and othei
villaino0s characters, pardoI.sd by this pink OF
Democracy, from September s0th, 1858, 20
September Goth, 1855. There are other negro
slsAlers In this list, and there also appear Others
for the same offence 10 the lis, Of pardons that
precedes the one referred to, whom Andy has
poured out bic sympathy ia behalf Of We
mention thIs only to enable the faithful 10
know where they siaad In point Of coasisien
cys--.spmmsruilk EIenn.) Stos.