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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

THE undersigned would respectfully nnouf TO tie
eiiizens Of Delaware and Tie Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, that he las opened, in Dover Del. Real Estate
Agency, for the sale 81 farms hOses lots OF my other
speeles Of property His acquaintance with the people
otthe several States him in the assurance
that all real estate nrusted to his care will be speedily
disposed OF in the most advantageous manner. Hewonld
also that having had more than twenty years
experience IN ioneerg, ew be pleased tpcrY apI
sales nf land ouse8, stock goods anywhsre In tbs
State. that may he rendered him. That his
vices Will not fail to give satisfaction II deHlred, hs
wlnake nll arrangemenis for public or private saeA
and advertise them to the best ADVANTAGE He will also
attend to the OF rents evdehces OF debit
Tho best of references will be given to character and
qualification faithfully attend to and account for ali
business wLloh may be Entrusted TO hiF charge. Adjreha
the POSI- Oce, tn hotel of Mr., Isaac Bg
ker Dover, Del, u, 4. RICHARDS,
3 If, AuutOneer and r. cal Eatate Agent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

On Friday morning a serious riot occurred
among the rowdy politicians assembled in the
City Hall, New York, in front Of the Mayors
Office, in which Il number of persons were bea-
ten so badly that one man named Thomas
Conner, fireman, subsequently died. His as
sailants were headed by Custom Houso Off
Ger named Donovan. The Mayor will allow no
policemen, about the City Hall, and hence the
rioters had it all their own way. The parties,
Donovan and Conner have had three tights be-
fore, about $1,000, said to have been given
Donover to distribute for election purposes,
,vl,ioi, hs EAilnd n divide snti orilV
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
DNGRavINE

ME-. THOMAS ,SHERWiN, late of PhilndeIpb,n.
nh located city Of
Bton at No. 10 Shl pley NJ above Srd Street Seoono
S3rS Eo9n ne end
nedas, CARD Plates, Bill eads, Seals Head Of a dvsg.
iselnents Door plates, Name plates for Steam Boats
plates, Stencils out, 30 Also plnin and nrna
eataI 81 m eweryanl slverware All work
eAtoueulh as upeTIOr name lat min
lo patronagels peoifnS collected, f"'
nnrta,, NJ .os,,., IHOS. sHERWIN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

I--EA THOMAS HARVEY would Respectfully m
ffS5ffi1 FORM ms friends and he pubic III genera l.
Iiit thathe has taken the large Hotel at the south
East corner Of Fourth aud Orange Sts., and
LAYING iuInlshpd y with new and costly furniture
such manner rs cannot fail to give entire sstisfso
ION, Upon his abe will be found the Injuries OF fbs
aIKet and AZ is bara full assortment of uperior La
auora Hisstabeh enmong the largest and the
eiy, with attentive ostlers at command He hopes BY
a liberia share Ofpublio patronage.
apr. 2-tt. THOMAS HARVEY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
HERE Is YOUR I C !GIIsISo

- USE DR. j. lMMS, WHITE LINIMENT,
| \ v,i a. y u ~ ~ either man or horne. This
value ~ Rheumatism, Sore Throat, humps, NeuralEa
ana rams OF every character. Horsemen find tls Lin
menl and Invaluable remedy Daeaaes incident 10 tie
uorse anu cons eqleny use large quantities Hasef
ing lhh 10 superior TO any other article they ever used
Prepared only by Dr. J. SlMAS SON, ana sold Whole
sale and retail, at their family medicine store Fourth
alu hlrg streets, Wilmington, Del, ~ '''
sou, w most Of country stOrekesperR,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Al alnrz afr n
I6s ier tho season; caa Seii Ladies Leather BooS,
i Sr only cents pair good ana strong Shoe d
are So cean p I5 Der pair is sooS AMI asp
sis 4, etl an nYw mems Neab
Mr. PI,T made under own article
d Boots and Shoes ts nil hat NH make oId and pnnns
mems SHOES r " ana Mir Ie a 81 P a %l ESTs
ss he VIA eap oe ssoen nt u iSr
ss1ehet Is te place for cheap Roots
ESoa N' 'u "V' WING G. FE.ASfhE !Se'e
w, MllM W. !,a,S, s DBL. oet L: --
No saaare 6sayare county, a ShsG lSrsGh
" y i s ZINE Mlth 0wsS g tue Crescent one
hIadepi resPsq!ui solicit Ills ifiendsqpd ali oilers
srd that he principle Ne have adopted of having the
aeloIcd q the only correct nne, and best calculated 70
he "a T en- aT INV w %P "E
'ros 81 s',''"s s"'' goods a'tns lowest rates
i:SS5 yards llaok siiE xeysl ki6oS, , ,.
Gc la ,s Tsphyf, Double Zephyr, Split 1apsiero and
40 yeiyel and Morocco sachels and PorlemounOies
New, Fall RilDons.
rfimmns a. H. H. LiCmT NsTiS one PTee frm
~ "S FACT ONE aogr pooI ~. mssn
IT, n SIo ss b
d & SaRw
~ s9S9l RAD pr 80 Article but n NJ amoan
ssase % have aay but Isr own y, iaa%Ssstars-
Rs Sst sseE a s. e. ysGS lev hEsss nnd
Sas' a' hsS aNe deislnel to 9Pandon the eastern
,gg Now this 4 mite lint deserves ne alteatisn Of
ne tse" Sbns efi a S ~ %
va i, PAY has certainly settled thus question beyond
Sally w6ils W woIG YhiGG I&sy buy alIoash eqaa
sTsSs much ,yH Price They donY 5naasoe
y arse e s sn boys
Ier voe 10 ~ al ahern ~ "a h y %
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
CIRCULATION $3.50,

~ POST OFFICE PRINTING GIYEN
nv, 1,tTE &c DELLA WARE REPUBLICAN,
REcsuSE 1T HIS THE LARGEST CIR
err q ~. STION OF Any PAPER P B.
IHHED in DELAWARE. ADHE RT I
sERS AND OTHERS S HoU I D BE AZ AZ
This FacT IN MIND AND LOOK TO
TIER INTEREST.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
A.FLAGLOK & co.,
fa0e Manufacturers Wilmington, Del

oI,EjaS, MEsSRs. FLAgLoR & Gg,lattheHex
e9i mnstSs Brdse, foot Market So. Keep lie
sto9koi r9nuy aae The business Of Man
neS hat Tor quality
Comfort and real value he
X Co., surpassa Others. They in
e StOok, comprising over
50 ssS sBBssfisr do-- 'ns shortest nonss and
" mannsr, msk,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

FASHIONABLE MILLINER,
"a second street, second door from Orange, Will
~ mngt0n, Delaware, good Ttment of Flowers
~ Ribbons &o., constantly on hand at reasonable
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05


ExTRAoRpINARY MURDER IN SPAIY.-The
Madrid papers give an account of a horrible
attair "A young couple, belonging to some
what wealthy families of Mota del Marques, in
the province Of l'alladolid, were eight days ago
married, and their parents gave grand feast,
to which, in accordance with the custom q { the
country, any one was free to 60. When the
festivity was at its height, a man, belonging to
the village, walked into the house, aud, after
grossly insulting the bride groom, told the
bride she ought not to marry, as she had init
mate relations with him. This created great
scandal, and he was TUNED ont of the house
An hour after, US the BRIDE accompanied by
her mother, brother, and some female friends,
was proceeding to the house which had been
prepared for her and her husband, the man
suddenly rushed on her from the corner of a
street ald stabbed her twice with ponard in
me breast--she telldead. Her brother rushed
on the assassin, but he broke from him, stab
bed him twice with the poniard, and took 10
hight. The wounds were found TO be very
grave, and the next day the young man died.
The assassin was subsequently arrested he
manifested savage joy at what no had done.
ARIsTooRATIc WEALrg IN EXGLANp.-The
Marquis Of Breadalbale rides ont of his house
hundred miles in straight line to the sea,
On bis Own property. The Duke Of Sutherland
owns the county OF Sutherland, stretching
across Scotland from sea to sea. The Duke OF
pevonshire, besides his other estates, owns
$1,000 acres in the county OF Derby. The
Duke Of Richmond has 4O.O0O acres at Good.
wood, and 800 ,0O0at GOsdon Castle. The Duke
u Noriolk's Park. in Sussex, is - miles in
circuit. An agriculturist bought lately the
island Of Lewis, in the Hebridcs; it contains
epos0OV acres. Their large domains are grow.
ipg larger. The great estates absorbing
the suaah free-hOlds. In 1856, the soil OF Eng
hand was owned by 100000 corporations an,
proprietors, and in 1922 by $4,000. Thes
broad estates find room IN this narrow island
All over England, scattered at short interval
among Ship-yards, mines and iorges, are III
paradises of the mobiles, where the hvelong rt
pose and refinement are heightened by tn
contrast with the roar of industry and nece,
sity out ofwhich you have stepped. -EAgiis
Traits.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Gs-ZA THE snbacriber would inform his friends and
E2&A the public genernlly, that he has commenced
tIs18AE The Harness making buslnesH in tho aecond
o. story ,xT of,he CarfiPss Msnusctary Of 6regy
Sep ps spd Il prepared g frpsh make 10
hopes BY strict attention busnoss using Kood ieterint
and every article In the best and most auiIHtnnta
manner 70 merit ana receive fair share patronaxe
sep l4-2nio. - GEORGE W.TREGG.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
SADDLE AND rTARNDss

kMRxSfA tnrmefly occupied by George MoCorkle, No,
HlSe 81 Market street, Wilmington, Del, desisn
carrying on the Saddle and Harness maxim
business, IN all ita ranches. Having be en- on
gagged Tor number Of Years in the same b1s nesn Al
Philadelphia. Thor stock will oonsst Of the best mate
rial and w4rkmaAshp Fine angle and doVhle carriage
Trunks, Whips, &o.i ColSfs always hand, We hope
by attention to busnesB to merit share Of the
patronage bestowed upon the former pr0prietofs.
9.f f. MCCLELLAN AZ OfKANTa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

y. WHITES improved Tooth Brush, the best kind
loI tne teeth and gums. great imp royement ostho
I RSri lo1 Market sI Oct,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

In New Haven, Conn, on Monday morning,
Capt. Geo. S. Hine visited his vessel, the lisa
bella Dart, which was lying off Long Wharf,
before daylight, but concluded to return homei
when upon turning about he met two Irish
men, who had followed him to the vessel,
seized him, placed small bag or cloth around
his head, and then robbed him Of Sl220.-
They then made their escape, and 10 trace OF
them has been discovered.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
JOIIN a. RExis

COMPOUND SYRUP OF Sy4RSAPARILL.H,
DHEPAR ED from the Genuine Sarsaparilla Roo, and
combined with nnpbeL q Other tahp SniaAn,s
having their origin impure state Of the blood, yEi
Obstinate eTupons Of the skin Rheumatism PimPles OF
Paules the face letter PILES asiRgt rom AZ Impure
prepared JOHN X, RRxs Drug Store formerly Roohes
DiRRcTIoNs-An adult person may take Tablespoon
moo - 1865 $500 " - l4-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
!, X. LoF LAND, see'rs ofstate.
Nov 2-at.

FAILURE OF THE PorAro CROP IN EuRoPE.-
Imports of BreadstHfS.-The generally favor
able accounts received the harvest abroad have
In addition to their other difficulties, excited a
good deal of uneasiness among our farmers
ii seems, however, there is likely to be a de-
mand for our breadstuffs, in consequence of
the failure of the potato crop in England
The Mark Lane Express, received by the Bal
tic, announces that the potato disease, during
the three weeks ending on the 18th of October
had assumed virulence equal in destructive
ness to the worst period of its prevalence,
which was in 1886, the year previous to the
Irish famine. 10 aggravate the apprehensions
inspired by this calamity, it appears that Great
Britain cannot rely upon the grain crops of the
continent, abundant as they are, to make up
the deficiency offood that will be caused by the
failure of the potato crep. In France the po-
tato rot has manifested itself to an almost g.
qualy alarming extent, and the government
has taken the precautiOn of prohibiting the
expectation of grain until September 1885,
Should tho disease spread its ravages over the
continent generally, there is no doubt that
similar protective measures will be adopted by
the different governments. The Express an
tioipates that owing to the failure Of the potato
crop, England will be compelled to import
next year at least five million quarters of grain
the greater portion OF which will, probably, be
drawn from the United States.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

on the 2lst of October, there were three
desperate ARRAYS in Memphis, Tenn. A man
named Keene was killed by DR.. F. Gibbes, and
another named Pickett was shot accidentally
by Officer Butler, who fired at fellow named
Lewis. The latter had attacked Pickett, when
Butler interfered. In the other ARRAY, DR.. j.
J. Hooks was shot and dangerously wounded
BY Or. Osckrsll.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

~ n AN extensive collection Of Minerals, Stuffed
va, Birds Birds Esgs, Shells and Indian impement4
W. suitable for public private cabinet, AIS,
tSsI extensive assortment Of new and second han
SEN 2l-lt, John STEVENSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

BALTIMoRE.-lhs Governor OF Marylud has
issued proclamation, declaring the city OF
Baltimore to be undel martial law, and order
ing on two divisions OF the military, consist
ing of seyea thousand men. This has bean
done against the desire of the Mayor, bnt
the request of many respectable eitiGer. -, at
Mayor denies the authority OF ~ . Sc nc
In the premises, and refuse. - nov over
bis interference. 10 "ehHo"'use
Nearly o thousp- ,.
rived in Bah,- I'D stand Of arms have ar
Rife resjr- .nore from Washington. The
Ass ~ lent, composed entirely OF Germans,
AZ .,used to obey the Governor, but has no.
mad the Mayor that il will be in readiness Il
obey his orders. Several officers of the mill
tary have resigned to avoid obedience to the
Governor. One OF the divisions ordered oul
has nothing but officers, the intention OF the
Governor being to enrol and equip 5000 men
for IL. The Baltimore Patriot takes ground
decidedly against the Governor. 1t says thai
the number of citizens who requested thai
functionary to declare martial law was moi
!; large, and that they were all Democrats thai
the law places under the command Of the
Mayor any troops the Governor may call out
and that law also expressly forbids the mus
fering of any troops in the neighborhood Of
election polls, or their interference in an cleo
Aon.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05


TIE New ENGLAND Colony IN VIRGINIA.
Ely Thayer has located his New England
colony about twelve miles aboue lronton, but
ON the Virginia side IF the Ohio, where the
new town Of Ceredo is being laid out. A cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says
As approached, busy scene presented
itself on the opposite shore. Workmen and
teams were engaged In digging down the high
bank, and opening highway from the river to
the town that is to be. The grade will be car
ried far back, SO as 10 be OF the easiest and
gentlest slope to be found perhaps anywhere
on the Ohio. After reaching the top OF the
bank, some Of the advantages OF the location
were apparent at glance, One Of the widest
bottoms on the whole river stretches away Tor
miles above and below. The soil is sandy,
eminently favorable to dry collars and base
ments. There is a sufficient slope everywhere
TO carry of all surface water. An excellent
quality &c building -stnnn ia rihse At hand and
In great abundance. This is also the natural
and most feasible terminus, We understand, o
the great Central Virginia railway, now being
constructed 4rvna n orEok to the Ohio riyGT
and which is already completed as far rs CCY
ington, between the Blue Ridge and Alcg,a
mics. The season was so far advanced 'iheE
operations were commenced that there can Dt
little show of buildings this winter. However
quite number of cellars are already dug, and
foundation walls laid up. Forty thousand
dollars worth OF steam engines, now lying al
Parkersburg, will be hoated down this week
and set In operation as soon as suitable shelter
can be provided; and when spring opens the
work will 60 vigorously forward.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
ROBERT WRIGHT,
. FHHCITCdL SIYHLR BUILDER,
,PYLE's BUILDING, THIRD STORY,

PYLE's BUILDING, THIRD STORY. 5a,
b.. ORANGE STREET. BETWEEN 5TH ~ 6rH,.
HiAt WiLMi NGToN DEL. rs - Il.
fHt1E underAEned takes this method 10 announce In
Aronteotsand others that he has AIKEN shop at the
above glnoe nnd row Pregar ed 70 furnish all may
patterns inside nert and durable man
ner and on te most Reasonable terma Keep the best
xokmnn md all work Ia Sxeoned under my own ns-
Persons resdn nry b. su red with fair
and Hand Rails, wliohwi beforwRrded at the earliest
mar tR-ir
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

SWIFT RETRIBuTIoN. respectable looking
young man, calling himself George Bradley,
arrived at Chambersburg, Pa, on Friday even.
ing last, and walking into the jewelry store Of
John Hutton, unseen, picked up several
watches, valued at 1886, and made II, but
was pursued and arrested On Monday he was
tried, convicted and sentenced to the puniten-
tiary for twenty-one months. He stated that
he had family In pittsbur-, but that he was
formerly CLERK in the commission house Of
Messrs. Bingham X Co.. of Baltimore.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

RETURNING HoME.-A Sebastopol CORES
pondent Of the Boston Courier says that The
former inhabitants of that ruined city are CON
stantly returning in transports and steamers,
and that already the place has population Of
upwards OF twelve thousand. Before the siege
the population was sc, 900.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Fire. The barn OF Joseph Handy in Brandywine
Hundred, near Il. B. Talley's hotel, wIi destroyed
by fire on Thursday night. There was no one of
the family out after dusk and therefore il must have
been set on FIRE. There was quantity Of hay and
straw consumed, but no grain, 1t was insured Tor
81 200 in tho Mill Creeh Mutual.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Thanksgiving. -Governor Causey recon-
mends that Thursday, the 2BN, inst, be observ-
ed by the citizens Of this State as day of
thanksgiving and praise, and that they assem-
bic in the respective places of worship and
render thanks to Almighty God for his past
continue his watchfuI providence over us in
the time to come.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

MAN KmLRD.-On Sunday last, young
man named Andrew j. Frost, conductor Of a
freight train on the railroad, was instantly Kill
led at Oakland, Va. lie fell from his train,
and the cars passing over him, he was mangIed
In a horrible manner.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL an auction At Lewis.
burg, Va, on Monday of last week, some nm.
known person accidentally fired an old pistol,
the ball from which went through the head of
James t. Diggett, young saddler, killing him
instantly.
John II. Bewley, Esq, has taken out letters
Of Administration on the estate of DR.. r. S,
Culbreath, deceased. John Green, Sheriff
also taken out letters upon the estate Of Mari
on Green, deceased. ..
SALT WoRKs.-lt is stated that, A conlpany
from the Highlands Of Scotland are ab0ut mr.
hasing the Bulltown salt works, in BraSton
county, Va, belonging to Col. Addison
M'Laughlin, with view OF settling there.
The Governors Of Rhode Island, Massachus-
etts and Iowa have just issued proclamntione
ordering Thanksgiving in these States on the
18th of November.
James U. Brayman, late editor OF the Chica-
go Demociat, having plead gailty to stealing
letters from the post office in that city, has
been sentenced to four years hard labor i'm
the penitentary.
An lrishman, named Wolfe, was brutalIv
murdered in his house at Norfolk county, WI.
last Friday evening.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Returns from forty three counties in Mime
sofa give the following vote for Governor
Ramsey, Republican, l0,0Sj Sibley lO,2OS.
This gives Sibley, l2S majority, but il includes
the alleged 800 majority for him at Pembina,
which is disputed. The Legislature is in as
great doubt as the executive chair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

Would Won believe that for few weeks
past, AMI up Ia ,hia vcry day, the apc'heca-
ries II Washington have doue a lucrative
business in the sale NJ that compound called
Pain Killer" Bat why shoald il not be
So What srssier paip cn9Ll mnr'sls @a'hnr
than thousands Ut disappointed place s-k-
ers have experienced Think VI al ache
ma,lc up Of Indignation, disappointment con
tempt, humiliation and despair, AMI say #
sume kind II pain killer will noi he cravSi'
/, batch Of appointments tnr Minnesota
has jus, b,,,o given to the pabi'c Your ar
,icl, in r,'gari To giving the oficcs in Min
nssota to the rjtiaen> Of Minnesota. contains
the Just doc,rine and ought 10 ts' bowed
Thus far the Administration ha. given the
Territory a .harv Of tho cff,e.
The secretary of IN Iuterio- iats4y m
srr.i 10 the Coaipi~ioner 81 N" Gs-ersl
Land ofh,e. proposition Ia aprc'ni az
agent 10 icak aitsr The public timi-r M
WISCONSIN anil Minnssota. TIA c"Jnmr.-
>i,t-r rrported agains, d, pSupsSsl frS'
bscaas' ,her was no Appropriation h'r snch
an nitscc. and ~ecoodly b.srsu@' the Depart.
u,eni had adopted tic plan n lesviny that
SUBJECT 20 The lo.,al lard oaiosrs THIS pro
position came from gentleman IN the state
II <eN \ ,rk Who il familiar with th- TIM
her in,rrrsts II IS ~ he regretted thai the
government dos not adopt soms eficieni
means 10 psveut tho pob.ic timber irun BE-
ins plapIer~i Pine timber grows upon
soa which i poor &c gram sni when The
timber !, cut ID It ~H ial 10 attract Set
tiers The government owes Il to the p,o-
ne,,r 20 prvyrnt the timber from hc.ng s'o-
ka II 81, supervision II tbe .nisr~' IS %
he en 10 thu Register AMI RNnetV,r. i
oS.S-. more yirilasse NH - rqalrsi nj
them than thry have hs,r aecas'osusVi 70
display
Yea srr ss.rr. ,h.ns thai ID Dst~FAl
AMI otks~ IS fully csnroittei 10 ihe jssi
AMI Via pol'sy e, r--r-Nins ,h' pah'c ants
SIR sctaal s,t;lsrs Probably D. lAn.i Nh
~ oA~,l al yaais 'aAr 6 Niaos.,tA ur a
war cvr,Aniy 70, Saic tSsrv b. p0,'bNa
biH,y rha, prNenP,Crs siI sn,e- apaa 4.
Th.s elsag a N, best kn1s N 4 0er
cgaStsy To 0et'AS spNnsa'orS ant lcaUas