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THE LATEST FROM FLoRDA.-The latest advices from
Tampa Bay inform that military preparations being
prosecuted with great energy at all the government
tions on the peninsula Five of the party, under
Lieut. Hartsuf which recently attacked by the In
dans have succeeded in reaching Fort Myers aaa
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From Judge Mclean, Of he United Statss Sapraac Court
edition the ePcIts u the
supreme Court this will be- The correction q e errF q We
modified, at
imed proposed edion, will give to Increased value
JuLY rs, lass JOHN MeLLAN
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rosT oFFIcE pEfARTNgNT.
Nse Post O6ices-The following named new post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
postmastersE
Clarcmont, Dodge county, Minnesota; George Hitchcock
postmaster.
Van Buren, Ripley county, Aissouri William Coleman,
postmastcr- -..... sa....
westvle Charlton coupty, Missouri William s. West.
postmaster. .@
Discoaia~edThe following named post Offices have been
discontinued;
Robertvle, Panoia county, Mississippi. "a
Church Hill, Christian county, Kentucky.
East lake George, Warren county, New York.
Shsron, Chambers county, Alabama.
Cuba, Sumter county, Alabama. ..
Change Of NomeTbe Of the following post Offices
have been changed
yellow Greek, Tishemingo county, 10 BurnsviIIe
Mulberry Grove, Hopkins county, Kentucky, Wander
burgh.
Oosooa Somerset county Maine to South Norridgewoek
and Daniel w Ames has been appointed postmaster.
appointment ofo Route AgenfJoseph w Mahofey 10 be
additional route agent from Godsboro North Carolina
Charlotte, TO Prsttsburg, Georgia. : s
.A#.s# "s couRT or cLAIns.
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From Judge Daniel Of the United States Supreme Court
knowing learning ability Of Judge Curtis il with
that first made Of his purpose 10 Under
republication Court the
specimen before me Of
would conclude thai most favorable
cipaiions would he fully accomplished
The exclusion from This work Of in r form o.
argument OF and the
safety which accuracy ~ editor preseat the
and decided ed but relieve
aud from Gbar and from the ss OF
much valuable time. PETER ". DANIEL.
WAsuIS SoTos, October 4, 1885.
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4 AND WARRANIs.-Tb The highest prices paid ty
~ M. snyder son.
ism Sim @
sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT, A. Co., Bankers,
No. asa Penrirara doors pest Of Bown Ifotfi
A Er wAspIseros, ID. o., Jan j. 1886,
THR undersigned, having ss-ocaed HAMILTON g. fAhI IN
banking md exchange
business al branches, style shove men
ian I-Imif swRENy. RiTTENHoDsE CO.
Medical Card.
nocToR sTANsIAs HERNIsZ regular practitioner Of hoTo
psy Once, .nd Fourteenth streets Consuita
ioas om o., m. a,r m.
noc,or aarss,as having Europe with TN
proved h.si, practice Of his profession
lie Doesur pars- Frsscsis
lie nea,scb.
Doctor hahis Espsnoi.
u Dottore psa Itsliana.
Jan le-d6m tEl
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Some Of the opposition papers call upon the President Of
the United States interfere with the business Of the
House and make a Speaker The President has such
power and should be attempt exercise any such inhu
ence those papers would he foremost denounce him for
uuwaaniable interference with the rights aud privileges
Of the House The President will do his duty and the
House be responsible to the country for the discharge
Of their duties
No party in the House is required TO aid the choice OF
minority Speaker. Even IL Mr. Banks not ut
terly Objectionable abolition dsunionis he is the
candidate Of xed minority and in way represents the
will or the wishes Of tho majority OF the people their
representatives Yet the Boston Atlas which calls upon
the President TO make Speaker insists that Mr Banks
only shall be the Speaker.
"To abandon Mr. Banks now (says the Atlas) would be
to abandon the rery Jrse for which the present Con-
gress elected and would be act OF treason to the
popular win, which the popular heart would find u very
hard TO forgive
We are thus told that black repubicanism, absorption
Of the black and white races and letting the Union slide
is the yery business for which this Congress elected
This apply only to the black republicans returned to
Congress They are in minority and do not represent
the popular will the popular heart of this great country
Neeer the President the democratic or other national
members Of Congress aid in elccng Mr. Banks
70 carry out the reasonable business which s avowed
TO be the whole purpose OF hs election Speaker Rather
than such bnsnes should be done by the House Il would
De better for the country to have do no business The
persistent minority say they win have their Speaker in the
person OF one man or stop the This is the
treason to the popular win which the majority In Congress
bsve 70 firmly resisted Let Mr. Banks be Withdrawal aud
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WIN. w. Belknap, Attorney at Law and Land
afEs Ha Agent, KcOkuk, Iowa.

C0zzErSr BsTEs, ,Ccvner OF broadway ana Canal
" street. New Ycvk city.
Tbs undersigned asivs inform friends and The public
thsv have
hsretof~re known the Hrnndreih 4opse.
msds
rngs, the house s prepared io receive compRny,
They respectfully Invite The attention hehds and pub.
10 70 their ns~ sstsblishmsnL
Jan sa-sossH IRssF, coazsNs,
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NASHVILLE, July 81, 1855.
F,em yadae Grar, q the U.ised slales 4prene com.

From Judge Grar Of the U'Iied Sfaes Sapreme Coa't.
The Of received the sanction an
probation Che ns
promise editor When fully executed will
Court acceptable bar and
others by greatly reducing the bur by eliminating
yiabnses, and
which Of The repoed are
concealed The Of eaen
feuing be valuable The poe ssion,
and labor searching through III inged
digests and indexes ROBERT Y. GRIEF
PHILAD ADELrHIA, August a. 1855.
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From Judge Catron, Of As United States Sa

I
specimen you well edited and wH
psined succeeding
have doubt Mr. Justice curl's edition viii
all other Of Supreme Court deeo
tie dsencun'bersd tho Of OF useless matter @
dueiIg The student and en
t and the judge and then The pcs y as. aa
/ ble. stystgE6. E5tt tssssf JOHN CAL
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From the chief Jastcs Of the Ga'ted States.
regard publication the useful aud valuable
American have examined me al
Win
Gurus iseu
OF This kind undertaken by b
will be when to completed I
think appreciation and support o te pub
me courts u na
United States OF State. -. r. .
JuLY ID, 1855. H. b. IAEER.
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General Land 0Ree.-The Commissioner of the General
Land Office received information day before yesterday
the general OF Kansas and Nebraska the effect
that number of contracts had been closed for the
vey Of township lines and the subdivision of townships
From the activity with which these surveys prosecuted
and the number of contracts reported to this Office Is
fair to infer that this work will be completed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
The Tistfand ths Geld Bracelet.

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came H. when ar AaId fr;e,,d yl , sgU.
Il sor,o r.ld icha,ca i Loa i 80 49, $500 !.
Inovladce IA Scr;, e.' sevt :, 80 !,
Puritan RpnaJhdal ~ 80 sso "a
hsntar IT,; : ill., u $500 80 s !.
tclamat;nns s.F.;a,,5 a. ,aIl Iya J, n ~
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
!. The ,Ansel0f The Ioase.

There is an angel in the house.
No matter how fallen the inmates,
how depressed the circumstance, there
is an angel there to pity or to cheer
1t may be in tile presence Of a little
child, or it may be enclosed i'm a
STOPPING and Wrinkl led body, treading
the downward path to the grave.
Or, perhaps, ina cheerful spirit, look
ling upon the ills of life as so many
steps towards heaven, if only bravely
overcome, and mounted with sinless
feet. We Knew such an angel once,
band it was drunkard's child. On ev-
cry side, wherever she moved, She on
" saw misery and degradation, and
yet she did not fall. Her father was
brutal, and her mother discouraged,
and her home thoroughly comfortless.
But she struggled along with angel
endurance, bearing with din almost
sanity patience the infirmities Of him
who gave her existence, and then
hourly elnbittered it. Night after
might, at the hours often, twelve, and
even one, barefoot, ragged, shawlless,
and bonnctless, has she been to the
| den Of the drunkard, and gone stag
gering home with her arm around
her father. Many time has her flesh
been Blue with the mark Of his hand,
when she has stepped inbetween licr
helpless mother ana violence. Many
time has she sat upon the cold curb,
stone with his head nher lap; many
q time known how bitter it was to- cry
for hunger, when the money which
should have bought bread was spent
in gin. And the patience that the
angel wrought with made her face
shine; so that, though never acknow-
ledgcin tic courts ofthis world, iii the
kingdom Of heaven she was waited
Iforby assembled hosts Of spirits, and
1.-THE crown, Of lnartyrdom lay ready
waiting far her young brow. And
she was a martyr. Her gentle spirit
went up from a couch Of anguish-+-an-
guish brought Oh by .ill-usage and
neglect. And never till then did the
father recognise thea,igel in the child;
never till then did his manhood arise
from the dust of dishonor. From
her humble grave he went away to
steep his resolves for the better in Bit
ter tears; and he will tell you to-day
how the memory other much endu-
ring life keeps him from the bowl;
how he goes sometimes and stands
where her patient hands have led
him her check crimsoned ct the sneers
of those who scott at the drunkard's
child Search for heangels in your
households, and cherish them while
they ar 9 among you. 1t may be that
all unconsciously you frown upon
them, when a smile would lead you
to a k knowledge of their exceeding
worth, They may be among the least
cared for, most despised; b,it. when
they are gone with theirzsilellt infn.
ence, then willyon monrn for them as
ior a jewel OF great Worthwhile Brs-
! tisA H0r1man. sfssi al .tafd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
A Silver Chamber.

The Sultan Of Turkey intends hay
ing a good time. lie is building D.
silver chamber. All the furniture
and appurtenances Of the bondoirto
be composed intirely. Of solid silver
The round table i'll the. midst il Of I'D.
mirabie. workmanship, the surface is
of,polished silver, engraved in rich
arabesques, the legs Of twisted pat.
tern highly FURNISHED. The sofas,
the chairs, and tile piano are all q
tie same precious material. The
boudoir is toy be hung. with cloth 81
golI, Topped with silver cord. i
seems that the Sultan asdestined this
unique specimen of oriental reckless.
ness ofexpense toI be Ills faYorite Re.
treat in tlesgsraen Of the seraglio
whence every ray ofdayIiglIt isalways
to Do excluded, aud where he intends
70 retire for the repose and solitude ht
cannot enjoy in the palace. sI3I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Wife Beating According to Scripture

Recent London papers report, a
strange case Of the perversiOn of the
Scriptures. The case is TINS stated
in the london illustrated Times: !.
The Rev. George Bird is preching
at Whitehavcn, and holiinS forth the
doctrine that it is perfectly scriptural
for a man to beat his wife. Heis said
to have a considerable congregation.
One OF his flock was lately taken be-
fore the magistrate for ill-using his
wife. The woman said she had no
wish her husband should bc punished
he woull promise no to ill-ilse her
badly again. When asked by the
magistrate whether he would make
the requisite promise, he refused,
saying, "Am | to obey the laws Of
God Of the laws of mans' .'s-:
As he would NOT give the promise
the magistrate committed him to pris,
on for a month, with hartl labor. The
Rev. Mr.. Bird has since delivered a
course of lectures on the subject o.
SCOTS conviction. IIeeontends that
| it is mans duty ID rule his OWL
household; and that if his wife refuses
to obey: his oders he is Justified, &C,
cording to the law of Goa, in beating
her in order SO enforce obedience. n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
tions which, from. the historical ante
cedents Of tho two countries, the sim

tions which, from the historical ante
Icedents Of tho two countries, the sim
ilarity in their forms Of government,
their well comprehended interests,
and. their dcstinics, should be cult
waited with diligent anxiety.
My government, therefore, will take
great pleasure in contributing to-
wards tho realization ofthis great OBJ
ject, and to this end will give your
Excellency every facility that. can be
advised BY aspirit Of sincerity, and Of
the most. open and true friendship
towards the United States.
Your Excellency, | trust will be
kind enough to transmit these senti.
inents to Your government, as well.as
my most cordial wishes for its good
fortune and for the prosperity Of a
nation at whose head SO much wisdom
is collected. Il
Mr.. Forsyth 3 demeanor and gentle
manly appearance, as well as that d
Mr.. Fearn, his Secretary, undonbted.
| ly attracted the good will and sylnpa.
tletic feelings of the gentlemen pre-,
Santa -. p + 1 tHf fS III Is s. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
!. .pR. CT. sTERNEMAIN. .

:. D EN- ia l. SU ERfG Z ON.y *
Being confident from his .experienee: in the
practeeEof the profession, that lie can DO as
: good work ais any other Dentist offers his
serycesAo the peepfel oftbe Kanawha valley.
He will insert teeth on pivot, or Mate; on gold
or silver; plain teeth, gum teeth, block teet.i,
and continuous gum, The being the only per.
son il THIS p,Giaa7 of country in possession, q
theIg ht for !. a.nR contiuu ous gums. Also gil
tseth over exposed nerves, with gold or tin;
Ssnd hewiil also pa special attention to- the
1dtstsases3of the ROdth. .. a-tfG f2.la asF
b. IFS. ipce for merton of Artificial teeth
rom s21to 81; filling testI, ffom 500 te. 81,
Extracting, where TO be replaced by ne y ones,
! Pc il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ate ALLIPoI4S
so ,hl3t; Anypersea Calling n his. Office COL
stwafS find ltirai uA pioless Ionaily absenn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
)oritaL.
LOVERS. IN A POUT

Well, let him go and let him stay
/, do not mean to die -. -.
l guess he'll find that / ca N live
Without him if try. 49,. . ....
He thought to frighten me with frowns,
So terrrible, and black. -.
He'll sta y away a thousand years
Before FL ask him back!
He said that had acted wrong,
And foolishly, beside
| won't forgive HIM after that - -,
wouldn't if died.
If was wrong, what right had he
To be, so cross with me ,?
I know that Pm not an angel, quite
T | don't pretend to BE-. H.. :
He had another sweetheart once,
And now, when we fall out,
He always says she was not cross,
And. that she didn't pout,
1t is enough to vex Il saint-
It's moro than | can bear;
/ wish that other girl Of his was
We'll, l don't care where.
He thinks that she wss pretty, too->
Was beautiful MS good
l wonder if she'd get him back
Again, nov if she could?
l know she WOULD and there she is
She lives almost i'll sight;
And now it after nine o'clock
Perhaps he's there to-uight.
I'd almost write to him to como
But then Pew said wont; .
III do not care SO much, but she
Shan't have him if | don't
Besides, | was wrong, -
| And he was III the right. -
| guess I'll tell him so-and then
| wish he'd come tonight.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Misttllancuus.
Buried Alive.

| 1t, was at midday, in a popular
CITY, The ,clurchyard wall separated
the sleeping FROM the moving crowd
| was vending my way along that
busy and stirring thor4nghf;Ire: ihten'
upon. far other Thoughts than rrlnin.
| isccnccs such us haze been, descriG
ing. when, just as Iy5Passed the gate
leading into the background, | OBJ
served an assculbLagS OF some eight
or ten persons, gathered near a spot
at the farther end Of the yard, where
the soil appearcd,t ITO have been fresh
ly turned up, There seemed to be
some object of curiosity TRANSMITTING
them to the place, and, my Old preIi'
lcct;ons reyiring joined them. The
tscxten they told me, had been reQulr,
ed TO open the tomb before which We
were now standing, for the intermcn'
ofone Of the family to whom it ap,
pertained aud whose remains were tc
Ibe placed there that,Iay. Attempt
| ing to do this, he had thrown VI
the earth which covered the stone
steps leading to the door of the vault,
and had unlocked it. 1t opened out,
wards-and lie had been III the act Of
unclosing ii; when he distinctly heard
something which he too TX tobe>a liv
| ing creature, moving against the door
inside. the vault. Knowing that the
door had not been opened for more
than fifteen years, he was staggered,
and, in his monemtary panic, refused
to proceed further i'll aduty, the per
forlnancc of which hefelt was about
to terminate in some fearful and re-
voting result. 1t was at that mo
iinelt that joined the group. IL was
composed principally Of persons OF
that idle, lounging class, ever SO nu,
merously represented in the streets 81
a great city. All seemed alike a
ghast at the fancied resistance with
which the sections attempt to open
the vault had boon met, and alike
seemed to expect some fearful termln'
alton to the adventure
ID" Those linen checks Of theirs
We're couusellors to fear..'
| Atsmy suggestion that the object
Of his alarm could be nothing living
as the tomb had, for so many wears,
as he very well knew, been closed, 5 the
sexton gathered courage, and again
descending the steps, took firm hold o
the lock of the door. But still he his
itatcd to open it. i reiterated my ar
y,ii1rnents against his fears; and a
length, sunmoning all his, courage
he boldly drew vide open the old door
upon its rusty hinges. As he did go
there fell outwards.1 at his feet-nay
upon them as hc8tood on the stones
"a fieshless skeleton! Tie knee
Joints bent downwards upon the,edge:
I'.of the lower step, which formed, th'
sill ofthoiron door while closed: Iht
arms were extended over the head
and fell beyond the skull which festet
| ON the last stair above. The skull
was partially covered with long hair
plailily denoting the sex OF the ae
ceased. Il noticed also that the teefi
were very fine, and in a state Of won W
ideifni preservation. On the floor Q
The vault were strewed tlie decayin;;
! ,ar,ains 81, a shattered coffin, tina
seemed to. have fallen from a iig
niche. in the side Of the tomb, wher
others were ranged, entire, in h ~ 9
iand Wondering array.
All these particulars were glance
Fat III d moment, and the whole stor
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
PARIS & aiosEhEI. .
LAW N OTTO E.

A NDRBW PARKS & Ohm l.. MosELEY
the pnrpose9of PRACTISING Esw ID The .Citcait
and County coutts II Kana%3,a, and in the
=Citepit Courts Of Logan, Bopoe&@Td Roane
will hereafter regularly attend those Courts.
All business entrusted TO their care will re-
eeiye prompt attention. It..
one or the other Of the firm can always be
found, during business holrs at their office,
iii Rodgers Row, in the town Of Charleston.
Charleston, Oct. i, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Stuthrins and Stammsring Cured
BY Or. WYcOFF, of Pittsburg, Penn:.
! Without Pain or Surgical UperatioH,

"Howill send the cure to any part Of
W The Wold5 en- the receipt Of SO; and
tsetmoaey teturned, if the cuGeris not effectli-
al. 174All letters mus be addressed to DR.:
MiCOFF, Box TIC, Piitsburg, Pa, In care OF
AIlhurs, Rodgers L Co.. Bankers. - II
T. 5. Correspondents will please enclose
stamp for return postage.I .Gf3 -
CAtrlpS.--All persons who cannot produce
n: genuine certificates are hlunbugs +
tFln35l ! IL .35E DIR. W.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

The arms of . pretty girl, wound
tightly around your neck, has beendis-
covered to be On infaliibie remedy III
case ofsore throat. Il beats peppt |
/ tea all holler. E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
!. :. LAW AND JUSTICE.

H Il. FISHER and J.. ". ENGLISH hav-
II. ias eutereI irty partnership, for the
purpose Of prscticing Law IN the c1uates Of
Masua anil pitnam, willregnla;ly attend the
Cirs ut, Qus,lt, rly and Monthly. Courts OF
Ii Sc two coun les. and wilFIiay every atten-
ton TO business entrusted o tAeirScare.
One or the other # the firm will always be
found at their Office, in Point Pleasant and
one or The other will regularly be at the fut-
NAM COUNTY Courts. -
II PIT. ri asa MT, Dec. y, n31y1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
!. y Morrow.

Whoever saw ato-morrowao They
to whom the midnight cry brought no
alarm, becausethe lamp was burning
they who, could meet lsuddeness With
readiness they who, when tile Bride
groom gave time for no more than IN
slant following thattime enough
and went in with hin to the marriage
feast: who, at the cry * Go, ye forth to-
meet him! bad nothing to do Int 10
ego forth;" whose lamps burnt, clear
when their companions had gone out:
who lacked no oiIwhen there was no
longer time to 30 and buy: who were
|:"entering in'' when others were hast
ing in terror to begin their first
works: We're shnt in. with the King
by the same door which but that they
We're ready, would have shut them
opt: who were singing salvation's
song when the foolish were crying
without, lord Lord, open unto us, 8
and receiving their answer, l. Depart.
!, never never knew you, they
who needed no. ssto-m morrow having
rightly Iused 70 day, and could there
fore, with. Joy, and not with grief,
prove morrow and eternity 70 be
| the same. 4! 1'ff
Whoever received mercy tsto.nor.
row." None, Not Id fud mercy to-
day is to lose it forever. ssi lac
Where is Gods invitation TO Be
found for ''to-morrowlsn Nowhere!
GOD is too inst II be Knocked, too pitt
| ful to mock. Hill,
Whoever was put DIT BY God till
70 lnorrow! No one. Ween God
says NOW,t ne means now, |
f Whoever died on 80 morrow No
one. tea35s.s IN .e.s;S
| Salvation, life, death, heaven, hell
all are gathered up in to-day Il. 70
these whose last hour lis como, sto-
morrow, will be as though q Thousand
| years had rolled away since they
heard, Come ID, or Depart.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
4 letter from Naplesgays.-MSl

A letter from Naplessays:-zztHs Slips
ofearth into the principal crater Of
Vesuyius have been takiRg place fol
some time past. It's feared that the
entire summit of the mountain will
disappear in the open chasm. VIC
lent and continual reports have o
late proceeded from the volcano, =
Ennd0n IImes.. Nh -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
TO TIE PUBLIC.

:, ANDREW PARKS, of Kanawha county,
AID JAMES W. HoGE, Of. PUTNAM county
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
aiIFl csunsrtoIs at Law, uigdcr the STYLE oil
Parks & HOSE, for the counties Of Mas IN
aai Putnam; will attend all the county, quar-
trrly q nd circuit court il those counties, and
will attend promptly 10 all business which
Nay be entrusted TO them. sppertainIng te
their profession, PARhS i lloGE.