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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26

DIED.
In this city, August 25 Frank j. only son of Josiah
H. and Harriet Elizabeth Cbadee, aged years and 9
months. ~ '
FUNERAL ut NO II seaver Street. Wednesday, 9th in
sant at 10 O'Clock NJ Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend without further notice.
In this city, August "A, Florence Josephine only child
OF " James and Martha S. Newton, agod year and
fuHeral this afternoon at o'clock their residence
No. IS Pleasant st Relatives and friends are invited To
attend without further notice
In this city, August 49, Harriet A. wife of Wr, NJ ~
spnrr, aged so years and days
of Halsey Hill, aged l6 years - N'@e D'''
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TEACHER or MUSIC IND EMBROIDERY
VIII receive pupils in tn above branches at S s. LEON
ARDS, Harvard Place Mrs u. also has great variety
OF desirable patterns for Embroidery, which she will mark
upon all kinds Of Wtoien, six, Cotton OF Linen, ard
wcul be- grateful for the patronage ofh=r friends and the
public.
Urier- for narsiog can Ne LEFT at pr 'V7S 9os STqfn
Street, 'htr. P,. .r;s can b. scen. iyzl deuCSgI
S1i.sbTsy NJ q sssioEp s School. LINCOLN
sol AXE WUHCtSpEH, 1AsS.-The Fan Term OF this
Boar ne School Ger Young ladies', will open on WE'D
NEsD ~. the Josh day September next and continue
fourteen weeks.
4 AppacsUous admission. for Circulars, will receive
Immediate attention ). V BEANIE, Principal S. N S.
Worcesa r, August 9, 1856 eodtf
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would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA
GUERREOEEPES Of themselves or friends to cali al his
Oh staa' where they can procure Eenesses taken ry
himself or MIR Tapey old and experienced operator
from the City Of New York. No l2 or rs cent picture
Will he taken by themther time aud talents will be de-
voted TO their profession which they wish make honor
able by giving good pictures at reasonable prices to all
who uay favor them with their patronage
Ladies ana gentlemen, please Call No &c Harrington
Corner opposite the City Hall, and examine sp clmeus
B. D. MARKHAM,
je14 d3m O. h. rApTEY
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Notice. EDWARD T. WABDWELL is this day
admitted into coparnsrship with the subscrheT in the
Nholcsale and Retail Clothing and Tailoring business,
whici will be continued the old stand, l63 and 10
Main street. under The name and style OF A. P WARE
CO.
tn subscriber desires tender his grateful acknowI-
edgements for tle large patronage which has hitherto
leave 70 solicit a cont nuauce Of the same.
WORCESTER, Aug. |, 1898. A. P. WARE.
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Cost Qu0 9oun0.

N IA T ~ 5 T
p CAS- unto the church The steeple -
80 So unto the niau the hat is. EzE
% Though he bears 1t. it adOras him, ~
Though it troubles him he likes it;
Useless each without the other"
Thus good BoWLEs & BLOOD, the hatters,
Said within themselves, and poniered,
Much perpleXed by various feelings,
Wishing, hoping dreaming, thinking;
What it was the people wanted.
"hossuth hatsh We're out Of fashion;
Out Of fashion were the ''stove-pipes'-
Tai, gaunt, band box looking 'stove-pipes;"
"Wide-awakes' were getting sleepy;
Getting sleepy, like the squirrel,
When his winter nuts are gathered.
"Get a hat of ancient fashion -
Warning said passing fOgy,
$50 not eastward, 60 not westward,
For Hat of which we know not.
Like some good idea long cherished,
Are the hats our fathers spOrted.
Like some nineteenth century notion,
Is the handsomest Of new hats"
Thus dissuadiug spoke the rogy,
And our BowLEs BLOOD thus answered,
Only this: Respected Fogyi
Highly honored was the old time,
But we like the present better;
Better do we like new uOiOnsN
So good BowLEs & FLOOD, the hatters,
Looked about for newest fashions;
Looked about for something handsome;
Something that should please the natives.
Looked, and looked. till, ON a fair day,
FREMONT HATS they CHANGED to meet with,
Fremont Hats Of form most graceful,
Handsomes. Of all the new hats
In The town Of hands me hatters,
In the town where FRgMONT HATS must
Take the shine of every other
Add one hundred, FIVE, and twenty,
And the product is the number,
Number Of the store, on Main Street,
Where these hats sold, at prices
That defy all competition.
Worcester, August 90 1856. diff
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MACKENZIE, PRATT, &c 90.
Beg to inform the public that they have made
extensive arrangements to carry on the FANCY
DRY GOODS Trade, at the BRANCH, Sc Main
Street, this Fall, on more approved principles
than ever They are now purchasing heavily in
New York, and expect to return in the course of
two weeks, with the largest, cheapest, and most
extensive stock of goods ever taken out of New
York. We are determined to sell goods cheaper
than any other firm in Worcester, and to this end
we will devote all our energies
Thankful for past favors, We hope to receive
a share III IuUure.
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I}cQl Q5tQtc.

- Cottage HOUSE FOR SALE
aS me Cottage House occupied by James P Rice
sh corner Of Arch and Orchard Streets can be bought
B5O diff T H. RICE.
H. Valuable DOUBLE aOVSE
Erlis| FOR SALE-On Liberty Street, No. IS contain
IA=ing rooms with good closets and convepiences in
enc tenement; will be sold at bsrgain payment easy
For nrCher particulars inquire Of E. b. hanson & CO.
Nos 66 \ 6S Main st. jv22 diff
'E7HOSE "BETTER TIMES, MAY
NOW BE SEEN
Office, Corner Of Myrtle and Soah5ridge Sts.
$40 O, % O o
is wanted, Immediately, in cash credit Land Warrants
or other valuable property, for which eligible BUILD
ING LOTS, pleasantly located, will be given at price,
very cheap. ljySl dtf u. EATON.
a.! YALCA BLt, WATER POWER.
EsH -hor SAFE all the remaining property belonging
s4azA~to Tue NELSON MILLS, situated in Winchendon
Mass consisting Of about 100 acres of Land part Of
WhIcn IS woodland, 70 Tenements, School House. and a
never ans ater Power sufficient for from five to seven
thousand spudles It is distant about two miles from
the Cheshire Railroad depot, at Winciendon ViIage
Apply to UPHAM, TUCKER, II co. Is Pearl ST Ros
oon or TO I, ". GlLLls, Nashua, N H. AUS dlms
o. Will Bic SOLD AT RARG4TY-
i5 HOUSE AND LOT No 70 Front Street This
sA property offers Inducements to purchase as il is
valuable for investment wei as occupation
ais house IS ~ good repair, recently painted and is
su1py arranged for one or two tenements The lot con-
ains about 1900 square feet land Terms liberal For
further particulars inquire of e. W VAIL
GU" ~ $50 Main St.
- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAT11.--A
ii5I new Cottage Rouse situated at the east end of
aA home street, and about 20 rods west of Harvard
D. said House is finished in modern STYLE and contains
eeyen good sized rooms, with cupboards closet &C. and
Is wen arranged FOX tive small families. The lot contains
ouO9 square feet Ct and with good well Of soft water
auI9 ect6tF '1'i's On me premises
a. VALUABLE NEW HOUSE FOR
Ns'it SALE, AT THIS NORTH END-The subscriber
-Wilt sell af bargain, and favorable terms the
ehGlOie and pleasantly located New House situated on
Leautf1 eminence formerly part of the DR.. Robinson
sta Main Street, adjoining the splendid garden of
Henry Goudiog Esq. The House is just completed Is
built in the most thorough manner, containing finished
rooms, handsomely papered and painted well supplied
with closet room, piazza in front and a; the side win
dows weighted, and many other advantages not enuner-
alei, the owner having spared pains in making ID a
hrt class house. The lot contains about 5000 suuare
teet of elevated land, commanding fine view Of the CITY
and is less than $50 feet Main Street This is alto
gether an unusually dus location and worthy the aen.
ton Of purchasers This property to be seen to be
appreciated. For admission the premises and further
particulars, inquire of E. W. VAIL, $50 Main Street
opposite the Post OHice. jyl7 DIFF
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Physioian for Diseases of tie Lungs,
IelO daWly No. Cambridge 81 Boztop
Good Effects Of Dr. HiII's CosIio! R.,.,,
Of SyriRcuuB.

o,
Dear SRA few months ago called at your esablisb-
nent tor your advice when you course of
the Balm OF syrlacum. AN at last with much shame
huuced 70 address You the miserable situation vas
m "hen commenced taking your blessed medicine
am convinced the disease afflicted with was soleiy
accustomed by my having contracted in my carry youth
most Infamous habit, the continual practice of whlcl
had totally destroyed my constitution The health Of nv
6ody was not only affected but the powers of ny mind
were much weakened my Judgment had lost its soidity
ana my memory It's reteutve faculties; my lead con-
FUSED and subject to frequea, swmmings and hsd been
hoch trouDlei with an oppression at nay breast which
occasloned constant perspiration had pains in my
stomach, and weakness ana general debility all over
me, with constant yawning and eepiness; my appetite
was fuctuatng my spirits greatly depressed SO that at
times could scarcely refrain Ching ana iavoiun-
tary weepingj my eyes inAamed and frequently
emitted watery humo- in p word l was an object of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according 90 your drec-
tons Tor about three months. am nov perfectly ray-
eredj therefore, think it not only my duty to acknsl.
edge the service you have done me but 10 inform the pub
lie fo the benefit Of Others who labor uue the sane OF
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered. -
AIN, dear sir, your most Obliged humble SERVANT
]. c. J.
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Frass's PateHt BIiud Fusteuer.
The subscriber has recently purchased the sole right
to manufacture and sell, throughout the United States
Fr0stS Patent BijHd Fastener which is q dec ded i'm
proyement, for convenience durability and cheapness
over anything ever before invented in this lac He il
prepared to furnish tue same at wholesale or retail at
No, 253 Main ST. up stairs, where sample may be seen
my23 diff AIDNZ0 FATOsy
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Rnsfnn advertisements.
VVHE BOSTON REMEDY

New England stands pre-eminent for careful inves
legation and just appreciation, for invention research
ana discovery; and whatever preparation can pass the
ordeal add the patronage of its citizens ia thereby
stamped as meritorous and effective.
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Conceived and originally tested at the West but per
lected and first brought at Boston, and coming into
favor and patronage there with rapdity and to an ex-
tent never before equaed by any proprietary medicine
OF the higher classes and become the avore of ALL to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26

Sr, ts2rFf~- ueat-t. hay-aE ciated with him
SELF DR. TRACY, lsfo has b.-u engaged g,th bin for
the l's five years. hereafter The business M De- con
Quoted 81 tin old stld of Dr. Harris under t.- aa sc
july }s5d HARRIS X TRACY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26
The Boston Remedy
Amold's Globules and Vital Fluid
MOST AGREEABLE MEDICINE OF THE AGI

The character Of Pleasant Purifying Tonic in contra
distinction to that of Nauseatng Drastic Physc; and
constituted them the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26

W OrCcater Hydropath6c Iustfsuftou
Arch and F0UntGiR sis., Worcester AfasS trbe
propretors Of this Institution aim 10 make h 4 eo,s
Portable home for nvads at all seasons The location h
elevated and healthy yet easy Of from ali parts Of
the city.
The medical department Is conducted by DR. g. Roerps
and has never limited the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed 10 require other treatment
For terms, &c. address
v. n. ROGERS, suPrmsrEsnEyr
Outdoor practice attendedto. 0dice HOURS to pm
nu27 d&Wti
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L I Il IRIS CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln House Riocts.
F0Tmtriu HOTcfsftr House q 3cE II
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A.. p. WARE & Co,
M r. II 9 Il \ II T TAILO r s.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
MINIS ANn now, III nu,1It>-..

Cloths, Td'iors' Trimmings, Furnishing Goods, &c.
AT Wholesale and Retail, at the
ONE PhICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
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CHAPLIN = TlLLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COCNSELLORS0 Ar LAW
Nos and Worcester Bank Bl9cs, W>sssI.r. Mass,
less CHAflN' O. II. TLLoTsoN
''A''- '-i'""- II
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nUY THE FREMONT SONGS FOR
h6 THE PEOPLE.

RNLY TRAPS THE MOST NOVEL AND USE
II Full INVENTION OF THE SEASON Let every
one who Is annoyed by Flies send 50 10 j. X. ABBOTT
Co. at S2A Washington Street, Boston, and receive
Yankee invention that will catch quarts OF nss every
day without poison anything offensive. See sample
at Cry HoTEL au10 eod2w
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A. Preutjss. Designer ana Eugraver upon wood
and Stone. Over the Quiusigamopd Bank Entrance 141
Main street. Rouse Crescent Street All orders will
meet withpronpt attention Particular attention paid to
drafting Machinery. dec30 DIFF
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Nfn) advertisements.
G'Gp'9'SGgeS,

,1F7g5a-t.IL1lg- ~ oVV . 10
E5E%<--~-1@ One good two-horse PEDDLER,s
-S---------,- CARRIAGE, with all mo iern improve
mens Leatbr Top, and pair of Harnesses; been used
Dat niue ana viii be sold cheap, at A. TOLMAN co s.
Exchange Sire t, near Bay State House
Also, % new, and 10 seco ID hand CARRIAGES.
consisting OF Carryas, Phaeons Chases Ton and Omen
husEes, Of various patterns We will sell the above at
reduced prices, to clear cur shops for future use
du=o daw4w A. TOLMAN & co.
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~ COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
Eis, me Cottage House occupied by James P. Rice,
l corner OF Arch and Orchard Streets, can be bought
upon the most reasonable terms Inquire of
WoO uI Y Il. RICR
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TIC GTua1os9 r uUl0 dy 81 clle Dav is IN
ques.Cnahly PERRY DAyS's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER for
the instantTslis' 81 all palms, sCalds bruises &C. AID
for pains in the stomach and bowels it is used with On.
couragng success in sudden tas Of che era and chol
era morbus. Sold by druggists and gsocers.
ais d2aysvg3yy
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nr' Henry Sargent gives special attention &c
Diseases OF the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
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Sparkling soda, * uscr. with the usual variesv
Mechanic St. r,v2g ' 3,f "
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-19
Premium COOkiEg-StOyCs.

HAVE received on consignment a lot OF the cele-
n brated "Iremjum Cooking Hoces, ufactufed
by MofIett Shields, Knoxville, Tenn. These Stoves
unsurpassed by any Cooking In the Union for
baking, broling, frying and boiling. They have been
fully tried
With the Stove you get the following furniture viz -
Two cast iron kettles with covers; one large obong
boiler; one tea kettle; one coffee boiler; two drppipg
pans; two pudding pnhs two pie pans; book; one
lifter two spiders; grdlroh, two fryes; one iron
heater one tin dpper; one steamer one pair waffle
irons scraper; two joints stove ppe elbow pipe
Box, Paror, any description Of Stove, for stores,
churches, scboo,-houses, &C., from SO to SIS.
AugS JIM. HENDERSON.
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PI MO TO 1 II L ..

TNHE subscriber is now receiving new
l. stock of ELEGANT PIANOS from the
oldest and most responsible manufactures OF
the North, among which are
Z octave Plain Center Pianos;
Z Carved " d"
I Halfcarved" "
81 Plain, 2 round corners;'
CT Plain #"
Z '' Grand Piano, very heavy toned.
Also, the Bsdoir Piano.
Also, the celebrated Corrugated Sounding
Boards, of Boardman, Gray II Co., which are
becoming 40 vastly popular in Europe as well
as America.
All Pianos warranted to give satisfaction,
or no sale.
Also, Just received, large selection Of
Piano Mtsic-Songs Polkas, Waltzes, Varia'
tions, &C., DC; Guitars and Strings; superior
Melodians; Harmonious Piano Stools and
Covers.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber refers to the following gen.
tlemen who have purchased of him, and who
can testify as to the excellence Of these in
strnments:
Col. w. s. Galloway, Rceville, Tenn.
Hon. J. c. Gaut, Cleveland,
Hon. ii. Ferguson. Selma, Ala.
DIR. Harrison, Loudon.~ Tenn.
Mai. L. II. Hurst, Mouse Creek. q
DIR. w. r. Hurley. London,
Col. r. b. Brabson, Chattanooga,
J. Burt, Esq, Knoxville,
VIM. Beais, Esq, Murphy. n. G.
DIR. r. II. Hodsden. Sevierville, Tenn.
S. +. Rowen, Esq Moaroe county,"
T.. Campbell, Esq, Cleveland,
W. McLin, Esq, Loudon,
Col. p. J. Weaver, Selma, Ala
Hon. ii. W. Massengale, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Col. d. A. Tbbs, Concord,
benjamin Chandler, Esq, Chattanooga,
Mai. J. Nee, Bradley county,
r. r.. cleveland, Esq, Philadelphia,
J. L. Hopkins, Esq, Chattanooga.
Mai. J. johnson, Sweetwater,
Augustus Cooke, Esq, Chattanooga,
Rev. Mr.. Bradshaw,
Tx Warnaoutt, Esq,
r. N. McEweo, Esq, Athens,
These instruments are for sale at Athens
and Chattanooga. ID. q. COOKE.
D Dec s, ls56-tf-12S
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Is 1T TRuE.-The Governor Of South
Carolina, in his Message TO the Legislature,
says the election Of Buchanan is only tru, e
between the North and the South. South
Carolina is Democratic, voted for Buchanan,
and will support his administration. Ii the
success of the Democratic party cannot
cure the ills Of the country, but only give
temporary relief, then, why not let the peo-
pie know it! Why not let some other party
take the Government and try what it can dol
The Democracy make all the difficulties the
country has, and while they admit they can
not find no remedy for them, refuse the REM
edies proposed by Others. 1t is clear that
they have given the Union up, for they now
talk Of truces and procrastination. They
are responsible for everything of evil that
to apply an appropriate remedy. 1t is hui
initiating confession for great successful
party to make. Pending nm election, its lead
ers tell the people that il can only save the
Union. Vote for and with it, and all will be
right. i: succeeds, but it is the same old
party, bloated with the same old government
wine, and limping from the same old govern
ment govt, brought on by over indulgence at
the government table. 1t is n real old su'
pernumerary, reposing on soft cushions, and
eating out the substance of the people. 1t
has some younger brothers and sons who
sport swords and canes, and threaten the
Union with annihilation unless big bud and
dad can have their own way in every thing.
Policy dictates the profession Of principle,
while practice runs riot over it, and tramples
it without ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eagle.
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CHARLESTON, Dee. 10


The Isabel from Havana arrived this morn
ing from Havana, via Kew West.
The Tennessee was at Key West from San
Juan on the 4th, with 500 passengers and
100000 in specie-l3 passengers died
aboard the Tennessee of Cholera. Passeu-
gers from Nicaragua state that Gen. Walker
has been driven from every place except the
Transit Route. AT last accounts his force
(4OO) were at Grenada, surrounded by the
Costa Ricans, San Salvador and Gautamalan
forces; they fought for nine days. Walker
was on board steamer in the lake without
communication with his nrmy-his men were
suffering from want of provision and clothing,
and were dying off from disease.
A naval fight occurred near San Juan del
Sur, which lasted two hours.
Mr.. Monies, passenger or the Tennessee,
SAYS that Walker burnt Grenada and Massaya.
General Harvey and suite had arrived at
Key West, on tour Of Inspection of different
ports.
Flags of truce were hoisted at all posts
throughout the country, for the purpose of
calling the Indians for talk, it possible, to
bring them to terms peaceably.
Sugar in Havana had improved from n
quarter to half.
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FoRElGS.--There is an extraordinary nc
tivi,y displayed in the English dock yards,
and an entire hotila OF gun.boats have been
ordered to join the reserve steamer squadron
now at Sheerness.
The latest despatch from Berlin says that
Prussia 10 willing to relnquish her rights
over Neufchatel, provided the political pris-
oncrs are discharged; otherwise she will act
decisively.
In Ma'seiles, on Friday, it was announced
that n strong Russian force was marching
through Bessarabia to the Black Sea.
Seven English mcn.ofwar are expected
momentarily at Consiantinople from Malta.
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VALUABLE NEGROS FOR SALE.

ON Saturday, the Goth day Of December
" 1856, at the Court house door in Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee, will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, the following
SLAVES, to wit: Bill Albert Ellick, Caro-.
line, Squire, Margaret, and DiDah. Sold MS
the property Of the children Of Jane r. Seny
aud their assigns for distribution. BY order
Of McMlnn County Court,
TEnMs-One half cash; one.fourth in six
months aud one.fourth in twelve months
Bond with approved security will be no.
quired for the unpaid purchase money.
WIN. GEORGE, Clerk.
Dec. s, ls56-3t-prs fee $4-42S
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Land for Sale.

ON the 18th day Of January, 1867, will
" expose to sale, at the Courthouse door
in Athens, to the highest bidder, according to
an order made 10y the County Court of Nc.
Mimi county, at the December term. 1865,
100 acres of Land in said county, adjoining
the Lands Of John Wilson, Sam. liyden, Hugh
Studdard and J. W. Gibson, said Land be.
longing to the heirs Of William and Sarah
Armstrong deceased. WEI lie sold on. one,
two and three years time, with interest from
date. Bond and security required and lien
retained till all is paid. Sold for distribution.
WILLIAM GEORGE,>Cierk. CITY CT.
Dec. 5, 1Sb6-6t-prs fee s4,5O-49s