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DEGRETH will be responsible for the evil effects
which be produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy HpersOns will not be cautioned
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers and
buy article, when the Electric on well
known and SO highly recommended by Mayors Of cities
Members of Congress- Physicians and Merchants of the
highest standing, has shown certificates published,
and every Phadephian, then they must bear the conse-
qucnces their My Electric oil pleasant, always
leaves better than it began, and cannot possibly
HARM (as limitations Willy Children should have for
Group teehIng, and ladies for tine skin and pm
Pies complexion, &c. rheumatism pain cannot
Sole aRaiaeturing Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. =
So cirti6cates ~ TseElypIpers
Price 25 so aud 81 per bottle, and person has ever
made any real Electric Oil but myself, in this or any
CnARLEs DEGRAT discoverer and sole manufacture
err in the world of Electric oil.
For sale by T. u. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS' & BU5HPIELD,
janIi Monroe Street.
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n rs NOT a DYEI

Grevhaired Bald or person GriEh dfseuses oth6
httr or scalp read TIE ynLkot0iRg, dad ridge 81
MRS. "A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESFORER.
Rev. n. TliAOHER go years Of aEel Pitcher, Chem
ango County, 'Sy natural
color and ceases Eall.h at-ta
Rev VIM. CUTTER I'd. Mothers Magazine, n. Y. any
hair changed color and growing bald spOts
&c.n
Rev. D. p STONE. D. D. Concord. n. H. my hair, which
was grey, Is restored TO tts natural color, &C.
Rev D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, N. "Iean add my teeth
mOny, and recommend Il 70 my friends"
Rev. D. 4. WOOD AIddlstoWn, N. Y. "AIy hair has
greatly hiSkened, and also that OF OF family hs
| was becoming bald, Ser
Rev. J. p JUSTIN, Charleston 8 O. ttThe white haIr
becoming obViatel, and new hair forming, &C."
Rev. A. RRINK Silver Greek, n. 7. sIt has produced
good eject hair, and and hAVe Commended ltn
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West d. 4. Church, -.
recommends Il. -
Rev. D. NORRIS, Gross River, N. Y, also, and
Mrs. Rev H. A. PRATT, IIamden, n. Y.
We might swell this list, the fan convince
TRY It'll Sold by all tie principal merchants in the United
States, Cuba and Canada. Wholesale depot
$50 Droome Street New York. dealers try
ees instead this, which they make profit 90,
write 10 depot for circular and information.
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SAILED s .5qst i ! slti q

SAILED.ll ' .5asl;. I sl5Ia7.33saa y
New YoRK, Feb. 25.-The TENNESSEE sifled-
in consequence of anorderffom tlle 63hef4 No
passengers were taEenIt save hose tiEkets
direct from thsinpfRce. Many fillibnsters hays
ing passage got eise% here WyFe FeIusadT
passagaliI Greet exeitetheHt s .a:.a. u. = I
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/ LOLA MoSrEz is now playing at Pittsburgh,
and We notice is as usual true to her famous re-
puatiOn. The Pittsburgh papers Of yesterday,
record the following:
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RIVER NEws.-rhe river is falling, With II
iset inches water in the channel.
The arrivals of boats for the past twenty -four
hours were tile Forest City, from Pittsburgh;
convoy, from steubenville; Silver Star, from
pr'Fkersburgh; Michigan No. 9, from sunfsh;
U'and Turk, and James Wood. from Cincinnati
The departures were the Forest City, Grand
daFk, and James Wood, for Pittsburgh; Empire
eliy, for St Louis; j. H. Done, for Cincinnati;
Silver Star, for Parkersburgh; Convoy. for
S'saOenville; and Michigan No. 2. for sunish.
The Louisville Courier, of the 9Th, says:
g, Among the arrivals from Wheeling, we no.
captain Jno. Lists new steamer j. B.sForti
f. ~ stannch and roomy boat, With capacity
OVV tons, recently constructed at Wheeling,
,II IIeSSy for the Wheeling and Louisville trade,
T r.hs regularly as freight feeder to the Balti-
''T p and Ohio Railroad.
,rs hiIL:ADELPHIA SolD.AThe fine Pittsburgh
sol l : CINCINNATI packet Philadelphia has been
P.I I LOT Ss4, Goo She is to be taken below the
aus . ply In the Southern trade
==---EsGD
n'eH PmcE OF IRIsn PoTAToEs-The New
1O III J0Urndlcf Commerce says,
q. ms vegetable is sold now at from $3.50 to
Sau per barrel whiehis equiyalentsto, near two
lie s'I aS 6ushel. Greetings and other varie,
Orr good apples'bring dollars barrel
Qualities about four dollars.
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MILIoRD, Warcester 20, 5Ias9ai NV q 1851 20
PROF. o. j. WO0D-Dear Sir: I take rplsSiE BSahtl
ing voluntary testimony to the magic bedtS 6T
derul Hair Restorative, AS far baoRab 1s3
menced falling until the bis
and smooth as glass and thes TO all great
years, IhaSe bsSd many teebeHtd7
preparations for restoration. Seeing your
was induced to glpT Rel A6l my
tonishment, found, 0pplteation tSny Elr
became ARMY set and assumed a 81
penTRneei hlt By tha ttHe afst RqnFf botsny bhds
head covered with Young WI on
hair which Is nov from inShsS In length. and
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81 TELEC4IlAPH.
CIneinnali liarhet.


C1ScNSATI Feb. e5-Blour Is nominal Whisky has adj
Yauced 23k Is in active demand Provisions buoy
Bulk Sides sold at s for delivery in two weeks; hence
the market sunsettled and difficult to give quotations
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EUGENE NJ. WILSON,
....e,- a. RnVvi mud Real 1sstnte a genF,
441.sit = |VINONA, MINNESOTA, TIL
enter lands, loan money and a&tena 20 western
NJ Ai-Ssrfnaeufs geneTalll t--tor others ,,s,-,
t s sttsd tie sales on the n OF Ay next
and has th0rousnH y = -
STo1,fht into t1arket - NJ = NJ Ta.ni- D. a, List
m. el. Hon. i'll Rrys 1aines RAn 1sq,
IS So, "a Tsiisht DeSplains Ise4z2laz
z9--- - ,.,16 Tfnl lllre-s ahnygls -
- tssltIlr Stella shaVls with Rich P1ush
M jstest stye-ver rich and desirahs for
Ladies DIES % sue STONE = fHo41s
IN iaTs, Just received and for sale sy sa2
K BBII burning Ilnd' @ a bUsaFIDs
T4opTs nan se5 5als ~ Is I'm
w dssis SV
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ses ,si:i,5 R&SHINGToS 1l3 g.:
ssY S5tE and Tenor aEasT5
sara sesarsS presented their credentialssiaIld4
RECEIVED by the I11esiGeut US
EfroRl Rassia and = 5534 ~ =
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MILToRD, Warcester Co, Mass.s Nrv

Chicago, ILL.,, May 1, 1861 % . ss:1si
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~ ~" IIANAA, MY ,IsIIi IeOO'
After trying many things used your OH times
1t cured hi7t entirely. fCLIFToKD Il. SCRANTON.
Ask Mr. Scranton, who afterwards bought $50 worth
SELL Ny ELEcTRIc OIL removes all PAIN once, Reua
tisHn, Neuralgia, &C.
Afflicted IS Years and Cured weeki Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
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New york Adveftisements.

(, 49, FROM
,1ALBERT q. fRlUHIARDSONSS
and Corresponding ONCE, No $50. Broadway
New. YORK.
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~ MN YeRk. Oct q
PROF. o. j. eOB-ADeaf Sin ding me stISer.s
thenfent
RestorEtiTei procured gAs 500
tdtl tiTdt moIhs,.
ana sT sAttsed 1t Is the tbe gphlies
tat6hce removed all from
thessCIp and dllS have
no dauhA 20. -i'ss =ep' fAA 80 -'9 -
You permission 3pBer n faeSAN entertain any
s. : 5ss s,ss y IL ,-
rlesesgs o. Al aSslis J; ss sf
have rs WplasFfuf -6Stgf
BelE iFha8 f4fef ~ cieS4is de Head AID Teiitsss fh
Hair soft and smooth-Inpeh meFs. Ee.than on.
TT si, III ssssi:.,
o:g.g9sP:a 90 ls IS s s
EzD-R sale m fG4eelfhg By tts's l't ~ ? -
.iss:.sG asa 81 esT.E4TsLOGANFE a6Q5ssS ~ x Z
dec4-dAH s.apaa -. :st sisa y bridge -
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=5;757 LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.
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nm INTELLIGENCER.

55i7RS5AY MORN: FEBRUARY %, 1867.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & C0MPANI,
'-,,,,.,.BANt<SERSy So Szs,

Cor Pine md Rgsspss lSlt eefss ~ oSKr E1E1Fs1
Issue CIRCULAR S0ffS aud LIZ kRspRpREbFE fory
2: 800 :HdERcANTfiEfIC RHDfTSsss; Is nv
on, the 0RIRrAL IA SR4 L6n66f tlIStEe
siears GEO. PEABODY co. Loadens 1nd BANE OF HKjTS
SOT w ssG 90 sr:tr9S.A s'ozie SCI
1BIlI4sofa tS1ehnnssesa and zGsashr CfedIGS 7sesS
California and UstTll aphlieEti5 siaf
az sFs
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sos RI4fR ASb vi WEATHER q


CINcISNATI, Feb. 95zlRiysr rising slowly
Weather mid ind eisaF,a not much rain Iast
hight. stss zaH .s4s4rsa al ,ezsz szs1
4 LouIsYII 544se6.H 55!s22River feet inches
windy.
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which hns commenced i,s working at znnin,
hitherto for tho engineers only, but wlic,,
the twos corpse swiltS hehccforlh pursue a,
Wiener Nrustndt."
Tho Commissioners nlso re,anrk that IN
France, Austria, PRUSSIA, and Sardinia, grea,
attention is paid to lectures OH military n,t
history and tactics military geography and
statistics, and generally to what is called
military literature. Much assistance is af.
torded to this branch Of military education
by the excellent textbooks on these impor-
tant subjects, which arc abundant in Ger
many and France, but are unknown in Eng
land; and the Commissioners suggest that
it ought to be the first duty of the Englisl,
Government to set on foot works of this
character, taking care to place the prepara-
ton of them in tho ablest hands.-N. y
Commercial L1dyertiscr.
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lie will keep constantly fine assortment OF
Confecti0neries, Tobacco and Segars.
A ATTENTION, PLANTERS.
Economy and Utility!

ME undermined having purchased the Right
4 OF Warliclts PL OW Patented Aprl
3D. 1865, will sell Plantation Rights, per
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot or
residence of W. j. Hill i. 81
WIN small Scooter. Observation-Disclosures. 500
with Turning Shovel, for from S6.uO to ESQ
This Plow, from its simple structure, durabil-
ley. Iigiltness OF drnnrht, ease of manarcmeut
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation of the farm aud conseu uent cheap
ness, il commenting itself to general use :s n
Superior Fa'mi"y Implement wherever tried.
HILL g. ANDREWS
Greenwood, S. c., Oct 4, 1856 25-Iv
We, the undersigned, having examined nnd
tried the Warlick PIow, concur in the above
Communications JAMES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE
X. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN,
LARKIN REYNOLDS
ROB"r w. J.ITES,
A. WIDEMAN
GENTS: have used the Plough YOU sent mo
and am much pleased with it. I think it the
best Plough have ever used II combines econ
ony and utility i'll high degree. 1t breaks up
the soil well and to good depth, with one mule.
am 50 we'll pleased with it, that want more
"Very respectfully yours,
"TIlOS. q. PERRIN"
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n combination Of a substance called ,,D,;,
(itetally tho rooling principlr) with mn acid.
N. boadnult, Of Paris, has succeeded IN
preparing ,tfl,sin on largo scale and i,
has boon discovered Tint In cases of impnir.
'ea.digossjye powerful II i'epsin cnn be intro
sdaced, ,eyeniia small quantities., into the
stomach, at she. .ilne Of taking food, tho OPP
erations Of nature will be wonderfully facii.
ated. Theananner Of its 'broparo,inn is n.
follows: sAsnumber of 'rennet bugs, COM
;nioily'usediu making cheese, and which arc
the fourth atomachs Of the run,inant arc turn
ed inside out; very gentlyswsshed, and the
mucous membrane which contains the folli-
cles where6ythe juicois ted-is scrared
Fofk 1t is reduced to n pulp, stepped for
atwelveSours in cold distilled water, and ace
tate'of lead sugar Of lcadD is added This
precpitates the pepsin and the precipitate
is treated with salphurated hydrogen, which
separates the;lcad as a sulpheret. and leaves
the pepsin in solution. 1t is then filtered
or evaporated to syrup or dry powder, at
low heat; for it loses all power of diges-
ton at heat of more than 100 degrees
Fahrenheit. Pho syrupy solution is mixed
with starch, and the mixture, fully dried,
forms gray powder, like coarse Aour-and
being brought to a uniform standard of
strength, by the addition of either starch or
pepsin, it is fit for medicinal use, and can
be taken either in water, or between slices
of bread, Or in any other simple manner
These facts are taken from the communca-
tion of Mr.. Boudault to the Imperial Aca-
deny ofMedicine. "
DIR. Ballard has introduced Pepsin into
London practice. and mentions some curious
instances of its effect. Among them, the
case of lady, sixty-six years old, who, for
four years had suffered terribly after every
meal and became utterly prostrated with
entire loss of appetite. For weeks she had
lived on four rusks day, with a little milk
and becftea The first day she used pep
sin, she ate mutton chop with case and
cnjoymcnt-in few days ate freely with
out pain, and gradually recovered so as to
be able to give up the repsin entirely
From this and other recorded cases, the
pepsin seems not only to be capable Of rep.
resenting and replacing tho normal gastric
juice of the human body, but of restoring
the lost activity Of the sccretive powers.
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"Ilc business IN llfc. How saty do such
parents under-vnluc tho diynity ( ,l,eir own
calling, mud how little do they how Of that
wide, expansive range, which agriculture
affords Tor the exercise Of tho htlest cnpa.
e''y-'he use OF he'',ost libers thorough
and accomplished education; Ind for Tho
enjoyment OF all tho refinement, comforts
and luxures Of n Christian life.+ OHIO, ssI1..
Rep. '55. -"
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BOOTS AND SHOES f!
FOR CASH M

l,oO0 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANS.
1000 pair Mems 2d quality Brogans
,0O0 pair Mems Sd quality Brogans.
1000 pair Womens Peygcd I5ooices
1000 pair Womens Pegged I'D quality Bootces.
SOD pair Boys best Kip I'rognns.
900 pair Boys ed quality Brogans.
oUo par louth's BIogans. various qualities
500 pair Ladies' Caters, from 81 .o5 10 81 55
50D pair Ladies' Slippers and Ties, FIN Soc to s. 30.
50O pair Misses and Childrens Shoes, Sue to 81 25
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots.
lO0 pair Gents fine Cloth Gaiers
2OO pair Women's Goa; Booices.
1000 pair Negro Brogans
1000 House Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds of Shoes usually
to be found in II Shoe Store. Call and see
just received and for sale by
W. S. WOOD,
1856 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March 81, 1857. 4S lv
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ART1FImAL GASTRIC JUICE.

DR.. Corvisart, Partisan physician, has
attempted the systematic introduction, on a
large scale, of medicine capable Of per-
forming, the functions which properly be-
long to the digestive organs. The results
of its use appear sufficiently remarkable to
merit general attention. Il has long been
known to- chemists and medical men, that
1t was possible TO exhibit by artificial means,
some of the phenomena Of digestion, and to
dissolve portions Of food iu vessels kept at
the proper temperature, and among the
best experiments made on the digestibility
Of various kinds sof food, ond the ssASt char
actor Of the process Of Digestion are, those
Of Goose, Who had Che power Of inducing
IN his own person at VilIy and
could TINS recover sfor examinat1on portions
81 food, allieh had bsea 81; opposed for some
t,tas TO The aoiion pf shss gastric juice, Nth
thoss ofs Beaumont Mo ssmpioysd IL man
ssss stomacii 80 ltty aseesziFFd Through
kakl 4 asDd ahoss
! 4: q I;
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THF TOWN BULL ANp.rHE BASS VOL.

The following anccdote from the New
Hampshire Telegraph is too good to be
lost:
Many years ago there was in the eastern
part of Massachusetts worthy old d. D.,
and although lie was an emincntly benevo-
lent man and good Christian, yet it must
be confessed that he loved good Joke
much better even than the most invetcrate
joker. 1t was before church organs were
much in use. 1t SO happened that the
choir OF the church had recently purchased
double bass. viol. Not far from the
church was pasture, and in it Il huge town
bull. One hot Sabbath in the summer he
got out Of the pasture and came believing
up the street. About the church there was
plenty of untrodden grass, green and good,
and MIR. Bull stopped to try the quality,
perchance to ascertain if its location had
improved its flavor, at any rate the rever-
end Doctor was in the midst of his sermon,
when
The doctor paused, looked up at the
singing seats, and with grave face, said
:" would thank the musicians not to
tune their instruments during the service
tlme-it annoys me very much"
Tho people stared, and the minister went
on.
Boo-woo, o,woo," went the bull again, as
he passed another green spot.
The parson paused again and addressed
the choir:
" really wish the singers would not tune
their Instruments while am preaching, rs
remarked before, for it annoys me very
much."
The people Uttered, for they knew as we'll
as any one what the real state of the case
was. The minister went on again with his
discourse, but he had not proceeded far, be-
fore another "Boo-woo-woo," came from
Mr.. Bull.
Tie parson paused once more, and again
exclaimed /:
81 have twice already requested the mu-
sicians in the gallery not to tune their in
struments during sermon time. L now par
tcuIarly request Mr.. Lefavor that he will
not tune lis double bass viol while I am
"a
This was too much. Lefavor got up agi-
tated at the thought Of speaking out in
church, and stammered out:
Z "1t isn't me. parson B., it's.th d.
town bullt''
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DisseI11t1@~

I'So1 IL CloY1s
TNHE Firm of WIER d MILLER was this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, the linz
itatlon of the Partnership having expired The
name Of tho Firm will be used in the closing up
of the business, by either one of us.
All persons indebted to us by Note or A ccount.
VIII please come forward and pay up as soon rs
convenient, rs it is very desirable that the busi
ness should be closed rs early as possible.
JOHN A. WIER,
G. Med. MILLER.
August %, 1856. 10 If
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A Final Settlement.

M Office is hereby given that Final Settle
- ment Of tho Estate of THOMAS RY-
kARD, will he had in the Ordinary's Office on
the goth of June next Persons having de-
mands, are requested TO present them, properly
attcsted, OIL or before that day. Those Indebted
are requested to settle immediately
L. II. RYKARD, Admir-.
Murcl, 49, 1857. Al 3m
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AND
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-" Do you like novels p asked Miss Fitz-
gerald ofa backwoods lover, ,s..I !. I can't say :,
he replied, II never ate ad but tell you
I'm death on possum." Y, - s.
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& As zai,or,s: 4a1aissas q Whom are
you talking toan Why, TO e much larger
and,enpa than the best conyersati tionist ever
could boass of. addsto aois than eYes iiiss.
tened ta bin during month How few.
,elergynsn, Aow few slectFsrs, how few
public apsakats sof any description, ever,
sssissassse s lascs q that
@ & & seais
M & = 4 4 81 men flsrgys
= siAs pay Ho0a, q 8
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Somebody says there is a decided differ.
ence between perseverance, and obstinacy.
One is.a strong will and the otheris strong
WON'T IS -. q :.
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Two DoLLAns per ann,,m, If paid in advance
Two DoLLARs and FifrY CsSrs f not paid within
six months, md Three DoLLARs if not paid be-
fore the efd'of the year. All subscriptions not
sidcrcd as Indefinite, and will be Continued until
Hrrcnrnges aro'paid, or at the option of the Pro.
prictors. Orders from other States must inuari
aJty be accompanied with the Cash.
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Z az The friends Of NTMRoD MoCORD re-
specially announce him az q Candidate for Sher.
if at the ensuing Election, E5,3 ~
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IL The numerous friends Of Col. T.. j. ROB-
ERIS respectfully announce him a Candidate
tof Sheriff at tho next election. - :, -.
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cY- The friends of c.. n. ALLEN announce
him as a Candidate for Clerk of the Court al
Tho ensuing elsction. rs tEssss = y
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tE The friends of MATTHEW McDON-
AID, Announce him q Candidate for reelection
for Clerk. at the ensuing election.
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This was too much. Lefavor got up agi-
tated at the thought Of speaking out in
church, and stammered out:
"1t isn't me, parson B., it's that d.
town bull lr s.
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! III The friends Of w. GRIFFIN, re-
spscit1iiy sRscsAos shi9 as Z dsn4ldste for