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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

A liquid prisoner pent In walls Of glass
leany's effect with beauty beref,
Nor II, remembrance what II was;
But flowers distilled, though they with winter meet
Leese bu, their show, Their substance sail sweet
Pcsse Luhins laboratory OF flowers, flower farms Nit
cham I'm gand and Nice Italy The Roman perfume Fran
gpanni the eternal perfume, the Holy city. Sod by
0Eo. INGER Co. corner Of Walker street and Broad
way agents for the United by r. r. Green
q Fourteenth street and broadway and All respectable
druCgsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

". superior 70 AL others Their improvements secure
1srfect comfort 70 the wearr natural elegance and dnrab
H. a unrivslled and only harmless hair dive applied IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

TBE fIHE PROOF sAFs ~ ~uE WORLD.
E1TrAn.-i free frcm dAr pnes.
DEPOT 40. ~ water street, near wan, Sew York.
B. ~. WILDER 4 CO.,
p --.a-.a IL man ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

merchants ere invited 70 axamne our SOCK Of French arl
Amerissn paper hangirrs embr eyery variety
the trade. THOMAS EAIE co, III Bsolisly,
OppUsite .Ee City iiai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

upon subject more directly Of inere. 70 large class Of
our readers. We have surseye experienced
IA times by from inferior qualities NJ NIX An ard
Gle Of bright black dufable color-essy flowing, aud yet
adherpg well 10 the pen, has been drug the
market We have TOT seve ~ months used the manufacture
OF Messrs soNGEH FIELDS broadway, Fulton
street, and have entire
TOM. \. Courier Enquirer, Aug. s, n55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
Defiance saIarnnnder safes.-.Robcrt NJ


PATRICK u tka sole manufacturer "a u United saes % lie
above celebrated SAFES pasn powder defiance
and cross bars Depot. No ~ Pearl street, door oeo~
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
China aud Glass - The Sr,,Scr,t,er XVou,I

respectfully l1orm his former patrons and public In
general that h. has removed from 59f rosivay and hsz
taken the store ssa broadway Iweneh street. where
they ind splendid assortment Of plain ard decorated
French china fancy articles. real bronze candeaDras A.
Also rich plain and pressed glass; from the manuactoy
OF iiessrs. j. Sonyenel Co, sB Centre street Also
large assortment Of English stone china al q which ha win
sci prcef Cor cash glass u,aor and cut order
CHARLES ErOU NENEi., 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

shnet cfna Hall SIS Broadway above Eleventh street
White Wrench g. ma dining plates IT, and Ia per don,
coee cups and Tor rs. per dozcl al kinds OF
kitchen ggockory e4u1 lly cheap. j. X. KERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

vens nodorous preparation instantly cleans Kid gloves
color, without the slightest smell one bottle c,eanas
my pairs Price ~ GEMS Can be Immediately amer
wards. For sale by all druggists -
CONTENT, NEARY A co. 500 rroasyav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

Miss Emma Clark Mrs vllalenga, Miss villalenga
VialeDga Mrs Carey w SKINNER + Is Brewster l. H1l
brook Thos Prendergast Cheever II Thompson Fer IL
nand Masendorf Cook, Francis Swke John Harris and
y in the steersge
From Belize Hond, in the bark Cadet-D Hitchcock and
family, A Antony, Mrs Baker and child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

cents; rcfnel aRd other sugars reduced pFces Also
large assortment Of cheap for cash For
J. o. FDNLERA CO., 2Gl ard 49, Greenw ich street Gro
GERS and bakers would do VOL 70 call before purchasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

pure bile produce healthy blood functions eithe
The stomach or the hver ae disordered Ho1ways pills
assIedy repair the mi chief and enable them supply tn
channels OF circulation With uncortaminated fluid. Sold
the factories, No. 50 Maiden lane New York aud No
"a strand London; and by all druggists, &c. 6sc
81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

nksThe original blue black writing nud with al the var
ous improvements upon ink FOR the las, twenty years the
nvenons OF ny Stephens Pearl street. New York. and
starnfor dstreet, London, sold BY all stasopera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

men In al 1rssgaton analysis, comparison and perl
which i. ~ FORMS and from every ordeal me prepI 1noh
nnnbe arr mis- seal and trade mark, has come W
ci1. nv He therefore feels duty he owes 70 m, ms IL '
de- r generally 10 the medical profession ana the sick "
ence and expose the Guardians who counterfeit these es
ehces OF identity and he calls the press and the puohc
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

81 Broadway, Warren street have hand ever,
rey 81 paper hsnginr- displayed thu
feet be fully appreciated Artistic wosEmen only
rloy ed, and all work w.rranled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

viii You not vote the ticket Of fusion
I'm afraid that the dodge With The public won't take
With the cholera bitiers there 4 delus0n:
They re certain 10 cure every collie aud ache.
These Bitters are sold by =. steinfeld, 40
Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

beg leave call the attention OF country merchants 70 u
following respectable irms this city who viii supply IN
trade a. the lowest market price, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

aodern improved pianos and elodeons ound only
sS3 Broadway Pianos rent and allowed
shsss. for sale monthly Payments second hand pianos
rom $50 70 fl40; meiodeons frola So 20 3l35.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

LaInprnt Types % cent? 20 VI, ProsideRtial cam
ddates Is cents ST. Niagara Falls Is cects TO 81
Finest set Of American scenery in the world just showing
al HOLMES gallery 2s9 Brosaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
BDIs1sIAR.Ds.

r.pap .gscn~s....-
"A LARGE ASSORTMENT or billiard T. Rr ps rup
~ latest styles, and made The beet ms,ner ~ ~, .a
sons1 materials also few hand tables v sale n
New York '"hao'O'yi ~ ann s'esh
RTIIARDs.-roR sAIE-A SUPERIOR prtrrArn
ao q N ct order only being IL nee eight months
MODEL BILLIARD TARfEs AND COMBINATION
- cusnons-pstented rehruary 1885, only ~
w signed unless accompanied ~ er.
kfaNeu plate, with my and date OF patent
MTCHAEL rHFfAN, ~ Chambers street
CHARPs 1NrRovrn STYLE or BlLLrARR rApfvs.
- With rsrble, sstc aHt " ffYf NA rassaa L. 4
Is Ret
.solnes Sr. ccrss.riv iaatory ia "a, !.
- &C. sn sessse hAae sslies 30 -s.s s-ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

4 O. FJsCHER's improved circular scs,e piaas forte
sRyoro0y 325 broadway. opposite Broadway theatre Aau
AcQry Twenty street and Ninth avenue New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

% friends and patrons that Re continues ~ ghoosrarso and
nsarrcoype business hs old gallery $40 Broadway
CT ~ Leonard street. sal hat he has sd any
bis estabi sbnent oy part o. the city, does
te<A aoing. He has However made important aitera
And imp ovsnens In the photographs department and
eoaccd with the advantage Of pro-
pictures hsn have beretoe been taken IN his
Jocxy. :. GJhSEp. $40 broadway cor. Leonard st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

PoftNbIe Dressing CRses.-The most pOrta-
BILE and at the same time the most complete eeg
article manufactured haviag sry requisite gentle
mans toilet Tor sale at A. J. SAUNDERS, No Astor
House, anG 3e7 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

patterns this day ntr sauued Their young
men ana other poinsof excellence quality and price
Despeak Tor them a special notice Of our young aud
economical patrons. LEARY 4 co,
Leaders and n' odocers Of fashion, House. Broadwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

UNtsJ u 0I'0lr 1OE fSeSC fTcncm C0fl hOOts
wh.eatent sharks, made 10 order ny A. BAKER IS Am
stree double sced - So best French patent leather boots
s. to4 Gentcmens shoes and gaiors best quality equa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

large and eQui to St pictures in the city, taken
sight without waiuRg. by three lights TWEEN
artists HE most rapid scientific portra-es in America NJ
30 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

what he cannot buy. but who Tres
fashion wsns GREEN'S shirts and elegant furnishing goods
and every them just when he does want
them ms proverb does not apgy Purchase at No Aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

model Of gcaleans dress hat for the fall OF 1856. Price
" 20 and II will be found to excel In bneness durability
and esgaucs he bats usually sold in Brosdway for 81
ESPkNSCUEID, ll6 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

Axks would respectfully TO his patrons and friends
has the Photographic 55 Bread
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel aud that al the Partisan
sss which be introduced tbs country ss remain With
m Pictures taken every sy,e, erre0vpes,
1Actosraps ambr oypss sc TIE open Ase
he recepto. Of visiter1 At all houxs.
9. D. rREDRICKS, Gate 6urnsy 4 rrcdricksl
bsS g- oadway, OF posiie metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

isnd pionos sso n.elodeors al OF full ad rich fully
sarTsgecd add At prices tGt defy seeded
,Igan may be had at the warehouse OF JOHN r.
EANE TO, lC7 CANA street doors wes,of Varack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

FVMc CuvfEHy'-NRs sUOsCxNfCHB nssOrt1htEt
embraces style of pm pocket spGsmens knives,
beet hooks, neil 1ies, toilet cutlery. A. j. SAUNDERS
No. 7 Aston House, and S7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

India NEadras Handkerchief an Great VA
rey Just rrceved, wholesale rrd retail FOUNTAIN
Indi. store, $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

NEW yOEK VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION AVN.
IN vevHryc the surrenie q the ely Of kexcoNou are
appear IN fun uaDrm - he aaflcrs u,
Monday, sep 10, 20 celebrate ninth
tic surrender Of s city OF Mckee
ssgeaenis viii be he'll Saturday, sept ~, At ~
O'Clock ~ os.lor. -.-
WILLIAM PM Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

l have spcksa and not competent to impeach
any other purchase.
II % proper to Ay that Mr. Bsowxg hes bern
mislcd 10 supposing that the inGuence Of the
Hon HExRs n. RICE Was used TO the peeju-
dice Of the Government Mr.. Rics dos not
appear to have had any connection Whatever
with the sale
The sale to,k place Il the town Of Stillwatsr,
about IL miles distant from the lands -about
two hundred persons w.re prcsent-t~enty.
three persons hid--less than sixty persons BE-
came interested in the purchases tAirty-shres
persons interested In thelAnds remained sbssut,
procuring Mr., MARsrAii to purchase lhr them.
With such hcts in the case il would rcquirc
weighty evidence 10 establish the fact that an
illegal combination did exist.
cannot set the sale aside upon the evidence
now In the Office Ny predecessor required an
investigation to be made by the Register and
the Receiver They made their report. Much
time has elapsed. and. in many Instances, trans-
iers OF the certificates Of purchase have been
made. Under these circums tances ] do not
feel authorized 10 ordering suspension Of the
purchases, with view 10 ADMINISTRATION, and
will allow the patent 10 issue thereon. except
10 cases TO which special objection Is found--if
this meets with your concurrence.
have felt II proper TO make this coumuni
cation because Of the importance Of this subject.
! am. with great respect
Your obt scrvt,
Thomas A. HExpRIcxs,
Commissioner.
Hon. II, NcCLEiLANp,
Sec'y Of the Interior.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21
UNITED STATES LAND OrYIos, f.,
Winona. Feb. 8. 1856 I

OF the above, 1854 45-iOO acres were sold
at public sale, 9,064 s4-l0O acres Of which
sold for more than the minimum price, the aver
age being 81 77H.l00 per acre-the highest
price paid for any tract being Sl4 5O-l0O per
acre.
..-Sss;-.ss ss>.yes se2 -,,szs-sx ssse,s,-nss:r
the law Of ls4l, have been allowed, embracing
1897 67-lO0 acres. or an average Of about
l4l acres TO each pre-emptor
There are now in this Land District about o.
900 acres subject to private entry. and nearly
100000 Of acres subject to presumption, in
GLIDING as choice agricultural lands Us the most
theoretical or practical farmer could desire II
is mostly prairie, n'erspcrscd with groves of
timber watered by numerous springs, rivulcts
and rivers, which abound in speckled trout and
others of the tinny tribes listen. ye disciples Of
the good IzAAK WALTON and aiiording in
their course to the Father Of Waters, numerous
water-powers capable Of easy improvement. I
dare not say more on this part Of the subject lest
other portions Of our broad, fertile and beautiful
Territory may think me invidious. In answer
to your query rs to what individual or company
has purchased the largest amount Of land, | find
the following named persons have been the
harvest purchasers
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

II will be seen that, comparatively but small
by SPECTATORS, and, indeed much Of the land
thus purchased by the above-nslned persons
was bought for, and went Immediately into the
hands OF actual settlers.
You ask the character OF the population.
In point of intelligence. perseverance, and
every qualification going to make up an en-
lightened, enterprising and prosperous comInu-
nifty, they will compare iavorably with any
other class Of persons that have ever seen.
The great majority Of the settlers are from
the States--New York having contributed
much the largest number. There are two or
three settlements Of Norwegians in this District,
and Scotland has its representatives in a lew
localities while from different parts Of the Dis.
trict, the sweet German accent, and the rich
Irish brogue are frequently heard
The increase of population in the District for
the year 1855 has been at leas, five hundred
per cent. which, TO some, may appear incredi-
BILE but am satisfied that the facts will fully
sustain the assertion will mention one in
stance going TO show the rapid increase Of this
part Of the Territory. In what is now the
county Of Olmsted, two years since thu white
mao had no. disturbed the peaceful denizen Of
the forest, but within that period civilization
has taken possession, and the beautiful prairies
have been converted into bread field. yielding
bountifnlly, thus euriching the farmer, aud con-
verting wide solitude into settled district,
numbering nearly or qni,c 5000 inhabitants,
do not mention this a an exception, for he
leve the same facts are to certain extent ap-
plicabIc throughout the entire District.
Quite number Of mills are already in or
Grafton in different parts Of the district and
many more are in process Of construction
many thriving towns are sprngiDg up 10 the
interior, and along the Minnesota Valley
among which are stockton 81. Charles. Rocbcs
ter. MautoryilIe. Faribault, Oripoco. Ashland
ST. Peter, Traverse des Sioux &c.. &c Schools
and churches are fast furnishing the means o
mental and moral culture 4 charter fer 4
Rail Road has been obtained and accepted. Il
connect the Mississippi at winooa With tb'
waters Of the Minnesota river. and when. Thu
shall be completed. the district will have nnri
vailed facilities OF intercommunicntion.
Iwoud oder an apology for not Answering
your inquiries sooner. but J have 40 many eS
cuses on hand that time will be saved by omit
ting that part Of tie subject
Very respectfully, yours.
/. b. SIXTH. Reviewer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

To NE fdiHrs oftis fiosssr 4 f~msept
I enclo.e an extract from . letter OF Hon.
RgvgRps JoHssDx. in npmd 10 the d,scontin-
nance n tbn snit apaitrst the ". n \. W. X. X.
Co. hy the surrrio, Cour, n the Tinted
States. vz
The Minnesota ca-.. Is merely discontinued.
The entry in the ffei'g.aer vas from the
Certificate siyted ty Jnfiee Nelson the Judge
giving the opinion. Bat being satisfied that
the Certificate was wrong. he altered IL 10 - 70
make the decision mere discoitinaanee, This
leaves the Judgment below in full force a. Il no
writ Of error had beeu svved nut"
may A. veil inform yoo ais", that have Leon
officially advised by the Company that the A.
torney General has agreed 10 the institution Of
q pew saif wi,hoa, delay, which shall sttis all
the questions IN dispsis tstvan The Govern
ment and the Company tssore the superior
Court Of the United States. q, Il. ~-siou 10
December nsIt
Ism aIo officially advised that ioe Coo
tADy will r,saae ia surveyfzfly 10 tbs Tring.
and locate the rad a. son q. may h.. 90
eItens,on o. tiBe b. granted by the ISg'sls-
iure Very respectfully yours,
EDnryp RicE.
Feb. lG. sc, Agt NASw. r. r Co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21
The Indians Of Calisornis.

There are already four reservations sct apart
for the California Indians. and n iif.h IL recon
mended The number Of Indians in the dis.
trict in which this location b proposed 10 be
located is very large. They have nearly 1000
acres Of land under cultivation, the greater
part of which is sowed 10 wheat. Thy have
slso extensive gardens In which abundance Of
vegetables IL raised There are among them ffty
plows in operation every day, which are worked
by the Indians themselves 1t is stated that
they will raisc enough provisions this year TO
support them and have enough to spare for
such Indians rs may come into the reservations
during the year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21
Death OF Charlie. J. ne.s,... E...

Under the obituary bead this morning, Is 10.
corded the dccease Of CuARi.Es ]. HrSS,ss,
Esq, which transpircd in this city yesterday
morning. Mr. HrSxIss came TO Minnesota in
the summer Of 1850, when 81. Paul was moth.
Ing, us compared with its prsent condition and
he ranked, therefore. as one of the carly settlers
In the winter Of 1850. he assumed the editorial
management Of the Chroa,ds and Register. q
quasi Wing paper then published in this city,
but remained connected with il only few
months Since that period, his time has brn
divided between the practice Of law and jour
nalsm. His las, engagement Of newspaper
character, WAS with the PioSKER, Of which he
-sAs- sasssssss',~s..>> ~: ,.
As n newspaper writer. Mr. lIKSNIsx pos
sesscd morc than common merit His e,iuca-
ton was liberal. though his requirements were
rather elegant than profound, leaving Col.
lego, he remained some years in the Office ii the
Unfed States Gazette, and received the benefits
OF association with. and instruction from, the
venerable JosrrH II. CnASpLER, whose name
10 never uttered irreverently by any member Of
the profession. lie afterwards filed engage
ments with the Courier and Inquirer. Of New
York, and the North Amr,oan Of Philadelphia.
In those cities Mr.. HKsSrs enjoyed high rep
utation as writer Of excellent Judgment and
taste.
We knew Mr.. HESxiss with something Of
intimacy and that knowledge inspired Us with
admiration for many rare qualities Of character
which be possessed. As man be was the
most unselfsh; asa companion the most genial !;
aud rs friend the most ardent. He had frail.
ties Of character, but no vices His frailties
injured himself alone, and are laid by with his
life but there are excellences Of character
which will live after him in grateful recollec-
ton. His amiability his generosity the fuad
Of curious knowledge and genial wit which ren.
dered him the plcasantest Of companions; the
spirit OF selfsacriHce, which led him in seasons
Of prevalent sickness, and without the hope OF
reward, TO minister for months ut the bedside
Of the sick and needy these qualities, which
90 far in making up noble character, endeared
him TO hundreds, who will rad the announce
meut of his death with more than common
sorrow
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

STANDARD IIxs---Great ineonven'euce has
been experienced in ST. Paul, owing to the want
Of standard time. Usually, appcr and '"wrr
town time diiBsrs Eve. ten. aad even hi,sen min
u,es, each section persisting 10 the corrsfuss's
Of IL oxn regulator. To obviais the ineooSe-
nence resulting from this dilsrencr, We az that
AID. BEoxER has introduced. as1 the Council
adopted. resolution requesting Messrs. ILLIss.
woErn. u the First SrfcEx- Of tbe Second, and
GsszxLEAy. 81 the Third Ward, To confer 10
gesber upon the subject, for the parpose Of fI-
ing upon some standard which VII regulate
time n di6erena parts Of TIE town
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21
Reps.s Of secretary 81 shs s.s...s,.

We have recived a copy Of The able r~pors
of Secretary McCLnLAsD. from which y.
extract the following statistical fssts. viz
ne s~>s,,s, ., >ss .ssd q sys1assss rv,os, Ssasx
tie Ass ssssl yss' SIS TssT7t sss,s Co sAssA tSs
oyvsss neat rsest.sd q tlUg.
10 ID. ysss sss.s ssyss~.sss % sA.s ~ss 1873 yss
asrss n isa1 ssrvs,ss
Lad -sI g. east daring ss, ssss! ysss, ls,sS 81
sssep issSs sss>,sd 81 etsiss, 7l7aS1s
aslsssed o. sossfkss br saiisesSs USn
hssisx . ie..I 81 AssTSs
Thsss hs. hsss 10 ~ ale Il Aal he d.
- ssapsred VIA ne pssvoss yssr. n ss>a ~ s.sss
Wills tksvs vas 1e.sss y ~ ssssfiiy k<ss~a vita
vssvssss ssssi 70 7.si "a sssss.
TAs ssssshy II isA& ssvsseS " vssrssss issssa 70
sslfssy n su shs vs 10 vAt<k ~ Csst NO. II %
ssss saes1sl sacsss 70 y ~ si1 ssrss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

d oseis, kss1y ns1s ctekias; Hsss 80 csss.
s> $50 Shoes isSiss gceSs " I'll kisas PesSss 10
sss shss sr,esstss 80 vv,,issess wisss iqssrs To-
t.~so ss1 tsssfs.
An sisAs dpssssss sss>s - ssshsas. "a oss.s,-
u: sSt.s, nsrsst prss N essh % gods tsA lor Turs
s.ss kisss. n. q, Nss, "a viz