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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

The men who control the Fillmore operations in
the Free States understand perfectly what they
are doing. They mean to elect Buchanan, and are
dong their best toward that end. Unless deferred
the Rev. c. Chauncey Burr, the e1Rev. c. Ed
wards Lester, &c, &c, put in claims for offices
or fat contracts from the BUCCANEERS in case their
mutual efforts shall be crowned with success. 1t
will be easy for these gentlemen to prove that they
have been twice as sersiceable to Buchanan as they
could have been by openly and frankly supporting
him. Having points Of contact with this school,
We have nothing to say 10 them, and neither expec
taton nor desire that they should pause in their
career.
But there is another class Of Americans" who
have all aloDg professed-we trust not nsipcerely-
to be opposed to the Nebraska bill and the Exten-
sion of Slavery no matter how disguised or On
what specious pretense supported; and to these
We would address final appeal.
Americans VINO love Freedom and hate Slavery
what is your present pos,tion' Are you doing a
work with which ycu VIII be proud TO see your
names identified in the history of your country and
the recollections Of your children Forget il you
can the passions of the hour, aud ask yourselves
Are We doing work for whose Success We can
pray Suppose We succeed in giving few Free
States to Buchanan by drawing of votes to Fill.
mere, what do We gain by our success What
n, be object promote What good end secure
How long shall We be able to look back on this
work with competency
Whatever you msy once have believed, YOU must
realize that the "Nations American" Fillmore or.
sanization is now essentially Pro-Slavery. Its
Philadelphia Platform aud the influences which
controlled ifs nominsticns-the recent speeches
ard letter of it's Presidential candidate-his open
declaration that he 10 averse to the reestsbshmel At
If the Missouri Restrction--the studied and base
misrepresentation Of affairs in Kansas Of Is
oIgths-ihe votes of rs RcPrc>en' a'IVta IN Goa
grees on every qne,tioa aGccling Sa'ery-aI stamp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

The Asia arrived yesterday, bringing three days
later news from England. The financial crisis
grows sharper and sharper. The bullion in the
Bank has fallen off seriously, and new measures of
restriction Gre adopted in consequence. In France
the discomfort among the workmen is increasing
The new Spanish Ministry have revoked the COnst-
tuition and restored the old system of arbitrary
government. Narvaez has caned the brother in-
law of the Queen in a style worthy of Brooks of
Carolina. The projects for the establishment of
railroads in Turkey are about to be finally decided
upop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

We are assured that bold scheme Of yllAiny IA
on hand for the purpose Of securing the election
Of Mayor Wood and bne or two Democrssc Co.
gresswen. The scheme is believed to have orig
nsftd in the fertile brain Of the Mayor himselG
There are two or three Government vessels now ct
the Brooklyn naval station-the North Carolns, III
Wabash, and others, which are now or are to be
packed fun of sailors and soldiers and then moved
into Newly jurisdiction 80 that tleir swarmiag
human cargoes may be poured into the Fourth and
Seventh WARDS to vote for Buchanan, Wood, Kelly
snn Maclay. Let this game be watched; it il an
outrage upon the electoral law and upon the people
of the city. A loose practice heretofore has gives
ground for the idea that soldiers and sailors may
vote wherever they happen to be on the day Of
election Such is not the fact. Only such Of them
have the right to vote here as had legA
voting residence in this city before they
ven. in.o I4iS;;;cc::::meut service. Let every
Inspector and voter remember this. The law
explicitly set forth in the Constitution OF this State;
For the purpose of voting no person shall b
deemed to have gained or lost residence BY res
"son Of bis presence or absence while employed in
" the service oil the Oniteu STATES; nor WHO o.
"gsged in the navigation Of the waters Of this
Estate or Of the United States, or Of tho high
"seas; nor while a student of any seminary Of
Learning; nor while kept at any Alms-Hosse or
"other asylum at the public expense; nor wh'le
"cOpfned in any public prison" To this the
Secretary Of State adds: /" In other words, oil
"such persons, possessing the other qaali6cstioas
"of voter (that is, native born, Of ago. or natu-
"ralized in due form) are entitled to vote at he
"ylacs Of their last rssidsnee," if such residence
fulfilled the law of one year in the State and four
months in the county previous to their going into
sea service, and they may not rote at ANY otAsr
"piacs vithn this State"
This bold sw ndle is to be tried in the Seventh
Ward, where the Captain Of Police is not likely 10
do any more than his simple duty 10 the matter.
If no opposition is made five thousand illegal votes
can be forced into the boxes Of the river districts
Let honest men BIZ vigilant. If We are to be "sub
dued,' it must not be by the ballots of trained
birelngs Of tho Administration who have no shadow
of right TO vote in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
From The Commercial Advertiser
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS.-AwARD By THE

AhEe iksrTVTEWe always glad TO notice the prog
Of IMPROVEMENTS In domestic manufactures aud especn
when such n effected In our own cry me
Pr nch have hitherto deemed sktu In the nanu
fa OF ornamental Paper ngnKs TO b. rvsed BY the w"k
q any other pston and in THE country the Philadelphia
1snuiscursts have been produce the finest WAL
P:Pe,s. but Se have esst one establishment in NewfoIk
which rvslsthe French and besis the Phi sdcphisn Spc
Of the 6nesi foreign and dome,c HASGSG
BE- and compared q, the Store Of Moss THo.s FYE
Co No Sl brosdwsy and We venture Acr examining
them carefully that those manufactured by Messrs p.Ys CO
ARE quite equal 10 the French In be.uty dessu
of finish and much the bes, products of the Pills
depbs factories that have come under notice Me.s
FAsE Co.'S fresco Papers are particularly admirable The
sr well doserye honor IT Gold Medal Which has bea
Ared them BY the American Institute for the .pec
men. q American Paper Hansns. siheed At the ..
Pa, THOMAS FAYE Co.
importers and Msruiso'gJsI; Of Paper iI.nsias.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

The Grand Jury Of Harrison Co., Virginia, has
lately indicted Mr.. W. p. Hall of Shinnston, and
Mr. Ira Hart Of Clsrksburgh, in that county, for
promoting the circulation of THE TRIBUNE Mr..
Horace Greeley of this city was also indicted a.
equally guilty with Messrs. Hall and Hart, il not
more so. We believe that the trial was ex pectcd
to take place early in October, but for some reason
it was passed over. The ground of complaint we
understand to be, that TIE TRIBUNE is an Aboi-
ton document; the case having being made cut
before the Grand Jury By producing Q copy Of the
paper containing account Of the fight Of num-
Der Of slaves from The protecting care Of their
masters. Though this was copied, almost Il not
quite verbatim from some Southern journal, il
was judged to be sufficient proof against TIT
TRIBUNE and its friends, and the indictment Wa
made out accordingly.
The following letter has been addressed by Mr..
Hall to the publishers of this journal:
"SHIsssTos, Va, Goth Oct, 1856
MFssRs GREELEY e. McEIRATH: Since returoed
home find the storm raging as bad az ever against
NE. They say shall stop THs TRIBUsE Club or they
will bring my case up al the next Grand Jury Court
and put me clear through.
- therefore request you to stop the Club.
This from a fried. "Wa. p. HALL"
The authorities OF Harrison County will SEQ
from the above that Dir. Hall has compiled with
their directions, and rs no longer to be held respon
sble for the sending Of TIE TRIBUNE into that in
tLigeit community. They will also plssss 10
take notice that we respectfully decline their pre-
Ptsal. Our Subscribers in Harrison have al paid
'crtheir papers, and shall fuldll our contract By
forwarding them viii promptness and regularity.
We hope to be duly Informed beforehand whea
this indictment is to be tried. 1t would DO very
shabby Of the gentlemen Of the first families TO
deny Ls that prislccs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

10 lndia, wheo . measure WA pissed Tor G, Dr.
ciusively silver standard Az some yesp istsr sou
commanded premium over silver in the coma,
cisl nsrkets, the East India Company dec,.r,S u.
readiness TO receive it in payments to the Gown,
ment After the discoveries Of gold in Au,,,.l.
however, the Company, as spprehensive Of a Il
probation Of gold as the Dutch Government "a
not at s pleased with the prospect Of receiviu !,
gold and paying in silver, suddenly returned h n.
exclusive silver standard Of 1926. Thus III. 49,.
sity of pay ing the balance due to India in svsr ~.
rendered paramount, and an enormous demand a.
that metal was created in that country. Tia n,;..
Of silver compared with gold, increasing Asoc.
forth more rapidly in India than in Europe, Bos.,
merchants found it profitable to erpor. GJ,., :.
India as speculation, taking in return Iadu ,,-
produce and thus giving another stimulus n Ina,
exports. Altogether, silver TO the ANON, ~
twenty one millions sterling Was exported iron
Souihau pton alone, from ls4s to 1855, bs.d.
very large amount from the Mediterranean pors..
and it is calculated that in the present year h.
millions have been taken from Southampton 10 u.
East.
To Judge frcm these changes in the Indian md
and the character Of the Chinese revolution. il oaa.
not be expected that the drain Of silver to Asia will
come to speedy conclusion. Ii is, then, no nh
opinion that this Chinese revolution 10 declined 70
xercise far greater influence upon Europe than
oil the Russian wars italian maniestoes and secret
ocieties of that Continent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

Several volunteer consultations have recently
been held at the Astor House by citizens Of New
York who believe that Fernando Wood should u
all everts be defeated as candidate for Mayor a.
the last Of these meetings last evening, osfe
plurality Of those present voted that james g. Lib
BY is the most available candidate 70 be supporter
by those who desire at all events to beat wooa.
Of course, this decision is entitled to all the wes''
that the facts in the case confc. upon il, and ~
more. II were needless to rerasrk that any otns.
three dozen gentlemen in the city have an sqss'
right to confer and come to different concluno0-
as good many dozens dss,btless will. II can
hardly be pecessary to add that he names Of 'ne
Chairman and Secretaries Of the meeting are 'ignes
in st,esation of the accuracy Of the reported pro-
ceedings, and not as expressive Of their indvdsA'
We've.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Working
men Of this City was held last evening at the
Academy Of Music. The edi6ce was crowded from
pit to dome. Eloquent addresses were delivered
by Messrs. Hiram Berdan, H. B. Stanton, Stewart
l.. WoOdford and Chauncey Shafer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

The Hon. THOMAS CORwIN, of whose devotion
to the cause of Fillmore 80 many announcements
have been made in the journals favorable to that
candidate, has written letter declaring that since
Mr.. Fillmore has no remaining shadow of chance
be shall vote for John c. Fremont. We give the
the substance Of that letter under our teegraphic
head. We venture to say that, though telegraphed
TO the Associated Press it will not find its way into
the columns Of the Fillmore organs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
Nftu9lork daily GribMne.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1856.

A limited number OF advertisements taken in
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar lima.
This paper has attained circulation Of H5,CO
copies and is unquestionably the best medium exant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before and moi later than
Tuesday of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

The first snow ofthe season came yesterday, bot
north and south az will be seen by our telegraphi
reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

Gen. James w. Nye will speak tonight a
Knickerbocker Hall, Eighth avenue. Let there b
crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

,,,, Forte Of the beautiful pattetns Also pearl
- - F,n, Porte onBses. RetcUl~s Travelling Bags aud
Bale, Jewel Ca.es Melaiors P-t oI9n.e china. GAS
70 . W Co.. chi5rrt ms uisctucd known sold Roc
Fr,r. Rsrssr No tse Brosdwsy importers Srcneh
r. Fame Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

IIOILONAlS III Is. y HSF.n,'' WI, ~ ~" 10"
.ited these Pill. in demand The s."p'Sh tn Iunss
- 4. The " Oct asss.nbS ~ " "
Al elm s. and upon these tie &C Ton Of ms
- - ~ .,rg, srd .vs'irbi, sd = thr ~ 10Y -
kc h.;d,n .,nr New Yort sni No 2ii sr" d. London
ii 4, !, T.-rs 10 a. cc1tt "a r'.rs - ? :"
% box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

When the kebraska bill Wa undor dssvAsios
ito aavocAtes clauorVasy secuted tas notion d ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
Business Notices
- soxs 4 Co.. Flushing. near New York. oiier

------- -~-.. =, 70 Flushing. near New York, offer
parsons Of Tree. and Plants which they h.,.
so.o O. "a, .sSn 70, IN moving
~, q sne and 'Jmme. form and among "e
al b. found;
ssIMo'frp. 1ss and CHsssIsA
P aacmtry ,.ss Of sne form and ready for bearing
GoesrsxssIrs and CvnsAsTs
sErstss1rsisS
r,s, 0ssrss .. the well Known sorts with some new
Nv, sroe abundsny for some years and are known
~ ,s.s N The ses, quality allowed to be sent out
ou' 'ho'e" Tgg OssAsINTAL DEPARTMENT s.,
.. tres OF all for lawns and streets ineI1dins
s s,er Norway and Sycamore Maple. Cs'p Lnaes.
Ss s; :. f igs be-. m%ss S Of sscdpea:
includes EsEReREESs Of ane sire for single plana.a
and = :" o ,.: ,hs low .. Norway sPaos W
tdsn Pine H,mlook White Pine. Scotch mr. and ohef "'
The best .hrvb. include many fine vsTs,ie: At low prices for
Of which The @ a. sno evergreen foliage snowy
s. .. @y P; S"
quantity vi" b Ts ;Sf f. :: .Is.fSy sis
Contains hne assortment Of Csme. and also contain. al
the 'I ;n EsISo. Of .nnnS These are n Carefully
row for who plant. Of symmetry and beauty
S..SsTs: I. It or IN No. z wsi: arsst care
IN making and trees will Be delivered IN Newfok Ano thence
shipped - directed
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAwERs-In Buckskin,
sui Merino Pure Wool Flannel, Scotch Wool, all snes-
la PERyGok Son, No. 81 Nssssus
I1hhOs AND MELODEONs.-The HORACE WA.
1,Rs ode proved PIANOS and MsLopEoss are TO beonnd
ony s No Broadway Pianos Rent aud rent allowed on
sale monthly payments Secondhand fiahos
HON ssO 70 $50; Melodeons 80 to Sl95
SINGERS SEWING MACHNE-SPEED AND PER
vscrIos ConBIsyD-Wo now selling SEWING MACHINES
Sor family sewing quilting and other light WORK winch com
piee sx stto hes At Of driving wheel also I'm
proved Machines making five four or three .titche: at escs
be clearly demonstrated that no other knd
Of Sewing Machine before public, In comparison Win
khese can be used without positive loss . -
l. NJ. SINGER L. Co, No SS Broadway.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS AT COST FOR lash
Nn Row. H. will remoy from 279 TO "a Hudsons st, Nov
10 till then oers his entire stock at great sscrhce
all the old stock be sold to open the new store with
new goods Csll early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
RurruRE.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH

90 bx the Industrial Exhibition at all Nations at the CrysiS
P.lao. for their new PATENT RApIcALCuRE TErss Ret.
Valentine Mott Willard PATkst and John NJ
CaTB1chsa- Open from O. IN. TO 2 p m x
MAnsH & Co. Nc. q Maiden lane New.Yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRuGcisrs


BARNES PARK,
M S1 Btosdway Y invite the attention Of Gloss buyer
\, .asar inmcns e siook Of European and American
PATENT MLDIcNrs,
complete assoIent in either hemisphere ct d b
L,v croprs~ois prices the dcrcu. PscksSe leo
EIssEs hPAsx, n Y, Cincinnati aud san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS AT COsI foR Chsh'
W. Rows IT, will from 279 to IN Hudson.st Nov
10 and till stock at great sscrhce ia
fo old stock be sold to the new store with
new goods Csl early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
DIR. TURNBCLL,

DR. TURNBULL,
OCULIsT AND AURIsr,
(From Lold0p,)
" ths Everett House. Union square where be may be
suited
OAcs kours from 4 m 10 p. m
From The London Times.
number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday the
kese Of Dr. Turnbu witness the results produced by
sccsoy discovered By the Doctor and applied for the
cure OF
DBAYkEss BLINDNESS.
Between twenty aud thirty patients attended, many Of
Whom sisted BY their parents hAd been born deaf and
dumb
They submitted various By which proved
thu their Deafness had been cured by the application Of
DR. TURssvLL's REMEDIES.
And what singular IT, that whether the disease
depended paralysis Of the auditory rupture Of the
ympAnum obstruction Of the internal relief bas
been obtained complete effected without delay pain
Inconvenience
Several patients who represented that they had been
0ieteiy blind, said that they could
SEE PERFECILY WELL.
We ssrcs with the Messrs Chambers that Dr. TURSsUL
b. patience and ingenuity obtained grasp Of certain
rpedoAaaents aud methods calculated to
CURE CASES OF DEAYAEss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FRR-PROOF
BAYy-fA Hais Patent Powder Proof Locks the sane that
were awarded separate medals tho Worlds Fair, London
1851 snd Works. Fair New York 1853 and the only Amer
lean Safes thai awarded medals at the London "ofs
gair. -. =, ,,,.. -.
The Yentee placed 900 eod II the one exhibited
tl Worlds Fair London aud Invited eli ne PICK LOG IA ne
world 10 open with without the keys and AXE me
money reward for their ingenuity
ne subscribers and their senSe the only persons snnor
ired make sell BFKKiSG's PATENT CHAmPIoS SAyE.
nth Halle Patent Pow Proof Locks
g. G. HERRING Co. Green Block,
kos 1876 I7 and lS9 Wsterst, and No. Nuusy-s N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

VERY CHEAP HOCsE-f furnishing UUoDS'-E'
NAucpwApr Noe sol and 563 Broadway, respectfully in
forms hi. friends and customers that he expects In
few wrek. hi. of Brosdw and Broome-
81 and having preparation In Europe and his own Works
rEe Of New Goods Intended for the opening has
decided dispose of hs present stock az CHA OF
Pl .rEp WARE CUTLERY, and GAS FIXTURES reduced
prices. A general reduction will be made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-22
Price Two Gems.


Reidell, Armsby, Darling. Leavens. Crump.
Harlow, Cooper, and DR.. Charles Jewett the
bold and mettlesome old " war. horse of tenn
perance, who is not only still alive but ia
still effectively kicking" as usual, at the
Rum Deca, wherever he goes. His numer.
Gus friends. q mean the Doctors, and NOT
the Rum DeviPs) will be glad to learn. that
he, and two of his adult sons, have. bv nra-
emption and purchase OF pre-emptors, secur
ed here six hundred and forty seres-equal to
a full "section"-of this rich domain. 1t ia
part timber. and part prairie, but all as fine
and beautiful lard as the sun ever shone up-
on, and, with the judicous culture and man
agement that it will doubtless receive at their
hands, it will soon be very valuable, and make
him and his family, not only comfortable, but
independent. for life.
At st. Paul, st. Anthony's Falls, Mime.
apois, Minnetouka Lake Faribault and MANY
other interesting localities, have now been,
nearly three months, though at first expect-
ed to stay in the Territory only few days;-
but the charms Of this - Cannon River re-
glon some land business here--a lame foot
"a wounded hand---the close of navigation
the unusually deep snow, and the unure-
cedented cold weather, have detained me here
until the present time l shall, however. soon
start for the "Old Bay State, and again behold
and enjoy the more civiizatonal eonvenieuces.
comforts, and attractions ofthe far fnmed Heart
of the Commonwealth, as soon as horse Aesl,
and steam power, over the snow, ice, ana iron
roads, will permit me to do SO. If any Of
your readers should desire to obtain of me
any further information relative to this Mime
sotiau Ell Dorado of the Northwest, ] shall
then be at their service
JESSIE W. GooDRrcH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-22
aNEMALE MEDICAL OFFICE
NO. "a LEvERErT STREET, BOSTON.

MRS. CASWEEL, Female Physician, returns
her sincere thanks thu ladies of Boston, and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her. and hopes
by strict attention to business still to receive their gener
Gus support To that class g females who alike to con-
suit one of the opposite in ext necessity,
She off RS as heretofore the inesmable benefit NJ eu-
Gated exIiencei, and discreet Female Medical Adviser.
From her long experience ami practice she is fully pre-
pard to he consulted all diseases pecu to hes sex,
such as Weakness Suppression Diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver Stomach Kidneys &c, as well Midwifery Mrs.
O. watend ladies in coninement at teir residences,
any hour of the day night II the treatment of the
variens Diseases Mrs O. has reason tnk herself sec
ond to no other regular practitioner and she permitted
to refer those ladies who wish to consult her. to other la
dies who have found relief from her skill Rooms pro-
vided for those who wish to remain anrng treatment
n IA Private Lying-in Asylum, of the First Glass,
rconvennce and security is connected with this estab
lishment and personally sunerutended by Mrs. G.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities, from colds, and
other causes, es. 4 cally attended to-
Medicines carefully put up and sent to all parts of the
country.
Medical and Surgical aid of the highest respectfully,
has b. procured and those wishing to consult of
theopposte can do SO if preferred.
GY Advice gratis.
Allletters, post paid, promptly attended to.
Remember the number, u 81 LEvERETT STR EFT
jamie sc 1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-22
Boston advertisements.
FREEMAN RAKEI

FREEMAN BAKER ia
NERO II NDIzE md MONEY BROKER,
No. Salem. Street, BoEsSa.
Money TO loan on Personal Property Watches bought
sold, and exchanged. Cash a for old Gold and Silver
au-l second hand Watche diff mari
VNEA FNEsS arising from distractions in Ii
NE Eusachian Tubes Palsy Of the Auditory Nerves.
may be cured mitigated where the ticking Of wac
can be heard by pressing upon the temple bone.
Also, Blindness from cataract amaurosis Infamma
ION of the eyeds stopping Of the passage and Sero
ulous Opthalmia, cured relieved without pain, BY q
simple and new process, by DR.. B0AHDMAN. OIicc
IS Eliot street, Boston. r. .r. lil0i
N. B. No charge for examination. Letters prepaid
papuallr IN. dendty 400