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AZ MdrEet Street.,
LOJDEN'S INDIAN ENPECrORANF.
Buy itnt Fl MclNA MALLS Drug Store,
LOUDEN'S ORIENTAL HAIR TONIC,
Isuy 1t at T., hIcINALL'S Drug store.
LOUDEN'S ALTERNATIVE,
- buy it At Il. MeINALI.'S Drug Store.
LOUDEN'S FEMALE ELIXIR,
Rny II at u. MCINALl.S Drug Store.
LOJDESiS FEVER AND AGUE pIl.lS,
Buy itat h. MclNALL,5 Drug Store.
LOIlDENtS PILE REMEDY,
Huy 4 at r.. MctNALL'S Drug store.
IpITDENpS COMPOUND GARMINATIVE
HRSISAM Bny it a n. MclNALL'S Drug Store.
ItjIjDENtS COMPOUND TONIC NERMIFUGE,
Buy iE8t h, McINALL'S Drug Store.
LuLDEN'S IN DlAN SANATlXE PILLS,
- BuI Il At r.. hicINAbL'S Drug Store.
IOIJDENiS ALL HE Ming EALNE,
Bay it at.E. MclNALL,S Drug Store,
LOlJDEN'S CHEROKEE L1NIMENT,
my ttAt y. MCINAl.L'S Drug store.
Buy all Your llteiuss uf l.. MClS ALL'S, there The
- frss Ia1 littlr iass Prices Jan. btl.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

CIoFhIp8 lqTlHu seFss onH of she1 zeafH
.vss@Ss asa e SaniS1ie1s g g
EH .Aiy1ekSlgaeb 4otHeea s9een9 = NJ Ey@ n
1f$ ah eXt ensiye assortment oil Ci.pTHINltQTt nlt
La seasaas Of the yenr, to which Of The
public scared ~ ia eothpss made 3f INST q
fhodeTne prioes Those desirng basgnns shvrhd gfVe
Hekee ps eahstantly on han Glohs
Casmers khd Vestngs, Of the latest and ndt aPPufe
81 yIe4 Viii CD will be made to order at lhesnrtest
aoics, as rhtIeTs That Az garments w
made at pgsf ippahe establish ents in Chesnnt Et-
lyery article mdde to- order warranted to BIT and, ave
sNtfHldoffDne. Z a
n. BERsgents 9nioust9ia spleesa to take sotes
it.- Roxs oQthtsS msis so ord at tug ShnIsest no
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

A NEW RELIGIOUS Scot IN FRANoE.-Forty-
six persons belonging to the religious sect of
the Momiers, u kind Of Methodist, were tried
before the Correctional Police of Lyons, for
having held meetings in defiance of the orders
given by the authorities. 1t appears that the
Momers, who are distinguished by the severity
Of their religious doctrine and discipline, are
spreading rapidly in France, and reckon
amongst their members many rich and inhuen-
tial persons. In Lyons magnificent chapel
has been erected at the expense of rich mer-
chant, and will shortly be opened. The Nom
iers wished to hold meetings in the commune
of St. Bel, in the ACCOMPLISHMENT of Lyons, but
the authorities refused their permission, and
expressed their suspicious that some political
object was intended. The Momiers, headed
by a preacher named Charpiot, nevertheless met
in prayer, which led to the present trial. The
prisoners were defended by Mr.. NJ. Bottmont,
The eminent member of the Paris bar but were
condemned by the tribunal, each to fine Of
lGf and costs-Charpiot, their spiritual head,
being fined 30of.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

By the arrival at New York Of the steamship
Tmeu, we have news from Europe one day la
fer. Ii is of no.impottaaces. howevef, The
treaty between Austria sAd France rehftige to
Italy turns out to osnall and yoid ea &c Soun,
of Austria having failed to participate actively
n the Russo Turkish war. q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. CONCORD, N
H., March 10.-The election to-day for Cover
nor and members of Congress has been unusu-
ally quiet, and the vote cast is comparatively
small. Returns from forty towns in various
sections OF the State indicate the election OF
William Hall, the Republican candidate fol
Governor, and the reelection of Messrs. james
Pike, Mason w. Tappan, and Aaron II. Cragiu
the present Republican members of Congress
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DrEab.

Died oil tho 18th u the house Of her greudiatheT
Iea IsaySg a. McDohoafh EiiEA sS5t
The death d this child rendered by tho ccm;gnoes
peculiarly aieiins f. The family 1oTni as aH' VII
& aI S n s 81 m Spims az SPG N
lnsaliale Archer! Gould not one suthno. ,t :,
Thy shat flew ihrce and TIM my peace wa7 sam
Also the 9Th ult., at Port PENN danEh.ef OF
Capt. William Ball. ofthe steamer Balloon, aged SIX years
LINES on the death of ADDlE COLE, which took pace
February I'D, 1851.
Rest, rest sweet little ADp!E,
In thin tiny bed,
How of when ulled t. sleep
We've followed there thy tread
wsvo laid thy little robe
All smoothly round thy form,
And placed thy little hand,
Where once thy heart beat warm.
II brings n tear TO think,
They've bOTns thee now away,
That soon that lovely iprin
Will mouldcr back TO clay.
But Gro upon thy brow,
pressed the farewell kiss,
I asked II thou VIII be
An angel guide to bliss.
Towateh,hy molher's steps,
AS she has watched DER thes,
Aud hover in thy hight ADDlE,
Where she nny chance to be-
Thus guido her gen ly on,
u;ltll her life shall close,
rhon bear her thy wings, .
Where one surruw kn1w1. T.. H. 4
In this city, on the 10th inst, HENRY W.
son of Peter W. Davis, aged years.
On the ID inst, FRANKLIN, infant son OF
| Lewis II. and Rebecca l.. Foulk.
| In Philadelphia, on the llth inst, EMM0Ri
| son OF Joseph Jefferis, aged years.
| In this city, on the Sd inst, Elizabeth
| SIBLEY, aged 80 years.
In New Castle County, on the 9th inst, JAM
MCDOWELL, aged 80 years.
4 In this city on the 9th inst, WILLIAM, Sol
Of Martha Walls, aged six years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

RorArIoY IN OrrrOE.-0ilice seekers arc in
high glce because Of a rumor from Washington
that Office holders will not be reslppointed-
that the doctrine of ono term will be carried into
elect. The chiefaim of these pattiots 10 10 get
. 4 nibbie tdtssne public crib. They appear to
hold that ,,sssees woro created for the
benefit Of thoso who may be appointed to I'LL
them, and not for the good OF tho public
There will be struggle between the ius and
outs battle TOR the spoils, and wo shall look
upon it in somewhat the same light as the Wo-
man regarded the struggle bctwCcn the bear
azd her husband, not caring fig which came
Oft victorious. In connection with tho above
we publish the following communicat on from
an sold line Democrat which was handed us
after being refused place in the columns Oh
the Gazette;
MIR. EDITOR As we have new President
think there should be Il general change II
the Government Offices ! am in favor OF tn
one term principle or in other words rotation
in Office. 1t is certainly the very best way t
keep party united. II it is the understanding
that in the event OF electing our President tia
all the old officers are to be kept in Office VIVA
inducement would there BIZ for outsiders Il
money and time for the election
when they -7~Spow that nothing will be given L
them. The PfcS-S tent states in his Inaugural
that he does not ToSSpt to second term; .
,n',rse he is in favor Af rotation ia Office whic
roaets my views and thl.ly,a large majority o
tha party. Therefore let US lhave the one tern
,r;nciple, no life or party tenhrtN but equal an
exact Justice to all. "A 'MOCRAE,
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70 Ss5 III sss SCI "a VI
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notice, .5sFsSss' 6Srfas oEisss asaIsss
' fsbfal r. ~ s5 " ssir ne q As
case ip'''s.'nl pEeYsaee' Jesse Alex NIotsR
DsLAwAaE sfrYs FEB 9th, az. Ma. ts-2moss--
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
Doyka, KENT cogs ~, MaRen etii 1 isa,s.
lh % JoseP FAX NJ sa se q
Dove Hualget b said County, heeeased, Is ordered
objected " he Regster, that the snid Execgars
Fse estss o B es, =, ie by eaushs adVsrso
nent lie pcsed wIhn forty days from TIE date Of
Of Kent rsq uirns oil persons hayg demands atairst
Ire esatI 70 present the SINE; Or a ide oy az 8 y o.
the lie las rtsd tbe Delaware RePpblic8n;
newspaper puhshedin Wilmington, and " me n Deia-
AID c5ntnne fRefsin' ak weeks. Z
S-~ss-J GiYEN under the hand aud seal q Once of
SL 5 tie Register Aforesaid, at Dover, Kent county
a'Oi's'ia '"' H. VI I'll RifsYNoi,bs Register.
NoTICE.-Theuhc Undersigned Executors named above.
here by Eye notice ls Letter. e RebpnTy s57,
al person, therefore hhving I'VE dacsas
este e E wv as s e. FeRaa @
isw tn TINS behalf, JAn ~ ~ VI VS"4FAs'"'
/ i2-6w. Executor of J., NJ. Clayton4 Gee q.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

ANOTHER NEW SrArE.-The bill passed by
Congress for the admission of portion of the
Territory of Minnesota as State has been
signed by the President. The new state will
be larger in territory than the State of New
York. 1t is understood to contain nearly TWO
hundred thousand inhabitants, who are to vote
for members of Convention on the first Mon
day in June. The delegates chosen are to as
semble on the second Monday in July to form
a Constitution and State government. Thenew
State will be entitled to two Senators and two
Representatives in Congress, who will no doubt
be in Washington at the opening OF the next
session of Congress-
Minnesota is filing up rapidly with popula-
| ton. Lands located at the government price.
Zone dollar and quartor,) last summer, are
now estimated at from five to eight dollars per
acre. The late grant OF lands by Congress, fol
railroad purposes, limits the scope for private
entries.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

Cu1sA.-The China war is attracting the
attention of the British Parliament. Earl Grey
has a resolution before the House of Lords, de-
ciaring It's deep regret that the amieable rela-
tions between the two countries should be
interrupted, that the acts of the British Super
| intendent Of Trade are without justification in
the causes assigned for the war, ana tha'
onerations of actual hostility ought not to
have been undertaken without the express
instructions previously received BY her Ma
iesty,s government. If the British oficial
are not justiaablo in their acts, how car
al isI o. S. :" sxesllsucy'' Mr. Peter parks
bsf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

The Secretary of the Navy has ordered the
equipment Of the U. s. steamers Niagara and
Mississippi to assist in laying the Atlantic tele-
graph.
A duel took place on Monday at Washington
between two New Workers., named Thomas j..
Munday and DR.. Bradford, growing out of an
affray ID hote.. No blood was shed, and the
affair was ended by apologies.
Gen. Cass has gone to Michigan, to arrange
his business for four years. residence in
WASHINGTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

DR. KANE's Doa.-The Attic dog brought
home by DR.. Kane has strayed away off in Al
leghany He has become the property OF James
Macarthur, timber dealer, in Oramel. The re-
cent cold weather has kept this large, black,
shaggy animal in high spirits. When they take
him into the forest among the timber.howers,
where he can do no harm, and remove his
muzzle, he cuts all sorts Of pranks, seeking
the deepest drifts, and actually burying himself
for delight; you can see the dry snow move, but
no ssnblance of dog, till on sudden out he
pops, giving his hairy fleece tremendous
shake, and away he runs for anotherdive. Mr.
Macarthur calls him " Es-ki-mo," (Esquimaux.,
not a very smooth name, but a characteristic
| 10 look ;sEsS" fair in the face, you see almos
| Il likeness Of a black bear, though his eyes art
rather languid. His long, soft, shaggy cover
| ing is nearly equal in bulk to his body. Wher
LETT to run 1T large in the village, he wears
muzzle to prevent his destroying the pigs ant
Chickens Ne,Uarh (M J. advertiser.
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- THE SUBSCHl Ser WILL SELL
a 6SA at PUBLIC SALE, at The GIarE s
s<s-ezE5ss+S5g on SATURpAA, March 2sth, at u o;
EssextaaSas7a clock; Boat WHggun,2 Squa re DO;
York Do Market do, Squer second
hand DO, SGT donbe h.raess, new Sesh, mana Iair
ALSO Mt tho same and place, thlI oonlnlou lut
Large Carriage Factory heinz IN good location ava ~
~" N"'"s -" 49, r. A. HUNTER, Assignee OF
mar 10 A. JOHN COUNTESS
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posacpo q saaARs. ATTRNTkoN

SNUNEItsl NIIFiNI.IiNW NENUEHo.
EESr received from Phllatd'phin, New York aud Bat
~ tiuOre, large and eleghpt tmant of Tobacco
an SssaTs ;nuog which arc the Dice brands
flaming IS kiehar. =, Stenhens', Avery ana Cont
and other bgandf II csdt Boxes BanAta IohYsor-,
HaFes aud Rough ans X ally, anti nervous chewing,
4O,Om Opera SegHts, superior quhy %, 100 RegHa 40,
do, 5,Ou Baltimore onh, very superior, 5000 6is DO,
do, asnugtun 25,tu lubto sang, 2hN0A Sunco
Paaa 20 'u trutres, superior sSes all of which taye
eli sr ~ tie vors lpwest cash prices, from me
Importers Manufactures aUlw III ne sold ~ sat siaq
tocs atesi ard examine our stock, aud you Will
fnd that 10 purchase OF Us ia gain - .,,,,
mar AFT n n, nprusr Ffonf tlrBns SIS.
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| TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-We learn that on Wed
nesday last MIR. Chas. F. Pope, of Goochland
county, Va, was shot MORALLY wounded ny
| his brother, rhos. Pope, who was insane at the
| time the horrid decd was committed. Thorn.
as. il is said, had boon subject to perisdicai
alterations OF mind for some time, and on the
day before the sad occurrence just related
made an attempt to take the life of one of his
nieces, but was prevented from doing so. On
the day that he shot his brother the percussion
caps had been taken from the tube of the gan
and tho family finding him in possession of that
weapon were eudeavoring to take it from him,
1t seems that he had procured caps, placed
them ON the tube, and taking deliberate aim
fired upon his brother, deposting the entire
load in his head, from the effects Of which ne
died that night. As soon as possible the dc
ranged man was secured, and is now in coninc
ment. Mr.. Charles Pope was WldoWer aht
leaves two interesting daughters, now younl
ladies', to mourn his sad and untimely end
Richmond Dispatch.
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: THE NoRoRoss MURDER--e3 False Report
We have already given an accountof the brutal
murder of a young man, while travelling, by q
companion, near Altoona, Pa. The members
Of tho Detective Police, of this city, who have
charge Of the affair, have been most active in
their exertions. Two thousand five hundred
handbills, containing description of tho MUIR
derer, have been issued from this city aloneand
circlated throughout the States Of Pennsylva-
mia, Ohio and New York. The movement Of the
suspected murderer have also been energetically
tracked. On the 2Sth of February he arrived
at New Castle, Lawrence county, Pa, but
finding full descriptions of his person had al
ready reached that place, he fled, travelling in
northerly direction toward the New York
line. On the night of the 3D. instant, (three
days after his fight from New Castle, he was
seen at Haroldsburg, small village ton miles
northeast Of that place, sleeping over night in
a carpenter shop. In the morning he departed
unmOlested.
A few days before going to New Castle, it
appears he was seen at Salem, Ohio, (near the
Pennsylvania State line,) and exhibited in his
possession $1,000 in money. Suspicion became
aroused, and constable of the town arrested
him upon the charge of being McKim, the muir
derer. He was held in custody until the con-
stable teegraphed to Altoona, Pennsylvania,
for advice. An answer from Altoona was sent,
but the constable at Salem refused to take it
from the telegraph office because 1t was un-
paid, and he would have to disborse fifty cents.
| McKim was allowed to escape.
On Saturday it was reported that McKim had
| been arrested at Wilkesbarre by three citizens
of Luzerne county, after making desperate
resistance, and having been seriously wounded.
| The police authorities of this city immedi-
ately telegraphed to Wilkesbarre to learn the
truth of their report, and they received foi
answer that no such arrest had been made. II
is certainly To be regretted that such a rumol
has been so extensively circulated, as it may
be the means of throwing the pursuers Of the
murderer off their guard, for which purpose il
probably was Observation-Disclosures american.
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The Executive AppoINrMENTs.-WA sHINd-
TON, MARCH 9.-The Cabinet is in session this
morning, engaged, it is generally believed, in
considering the policy to be pursued relative
to the Executive appointments. All the Depart
nents have furnished lists of the officers who
hold places under limited commissions. The
opinion prevails that such officers will be per.
nlitted TO continue until the expiration o.
their commissions, to be appointed or net, al
the Administration prefer. But, as genera
rule, such vacancies are to be filed by new
men, which some Of the present ncunl
bents already understand; and this will b.
the case especially in New York, Philadelphia
and other principal cities. The minor place
will, of COURSE, be affected by this policy, which
is regarded as one of rotation. Almost an en-
tire change of foreign ministers and consuls IL
anticipated.
The Democratic members of the Senate, IN
caucus, have concluded to adjourn on Saturday
next, provided the President has no occasion
to detain them beyond that time.
Mr.. Cass has rented tho dwelling now occu-
pied by Gov. Marcy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

TIE LIQUOR TRATrIc.-The indications are
that larger number Of persons will take out
license for the sale Of liquor, under the law
enacted by the Democrats, E" to better promote
the cause of temperance, than have ever done
30 in any former year in the history OF our
State. The result will consequently be more
drunkenness than was ever known, as 1t may
be laid down Us an axiom that the more numer-
Gus the places where liquor may be procured,
. the more t!ppling there will be. The increase
of drinking houses may be justly attributed to
the efforts made to render the former law IN
popular, and the position. taken by the Dems-
cratic party. 1t will now be seen whether the
triumph that was obtained ly that party will
compensate for the injury to morality and rcii-
Eion which will ensuo. Every man is Interested
in the preservation OF order, in the virtue and
well-being Of society, and they arc worth
more than any victory of any party. The
Legislature has met and adjourned, and when
we consider every enactment of that body, II
must be conceded the position is ono DINO great
honor or emolumcnt--that any other SGT Of
men would most probably have done as wei
for the State and society, and consequently
asnwssiusS have sown to the wind, and must real
riwind.'' A fearful crop of intsmpor
me and vice will be the result. We leave i
to any friend Of good order il a party triumph
is worth the sacrifice of public good, or th'
Generalization OF society," The Offices an,
honors are enjoyed but by fow, and TO tn
great mass it matters but little to what part
they belong. Two years ago the AmeHcai
had the majority i'll the Legislature, and wit
the exception OF the action On the rum qHes
4 tien, the distinguishing features between III
members at that time and those OF the bod
recently adjourned, exist mostly in name'-
For the emptyhonor Of T. partyNlctory, soeiet
mast suior-a frightfaI crop Of drunken
ness aud crime being tho Legitimate rcsa
Those who share the honor and ernounents {
Office may not care, nut tho great mass ca
never believe they are any recumpenso for tt
evils consequent on their attainment
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400 SACKS ASHTON FINE SALT, 81 40. Il. n d,
lUU DO, dl, 4O do, Liverpool ground salt 80 sacks
law, Nv BYE & MILTON, =
mar. g.tf, Front x Orange Stq
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et3F30 fINHE SUBSCRIBERS AXE HAP
III J. py to inform their customers that
s'47fa they have Iessiyeds suppl Of J. MoeItERs
both OF brands dGsJTve1ly popular, the sup
ply which Ui by the severe Frost Is again ssrS
AID costsnt. Those who have used IL Will need but tn
Know where It u.s. come fur 1t; those who have not
~ BYE X kELrON,
YnRr. o If N II. cOruer 'FRONT.' ORANGE,
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rRp THE SUBSCRIBER has Just sec9iy d L. I'D
1 dtlnn Ills large and well ssleoted lot ni NrO
SEN eeries an excellent assortment Of hne Liquors
nsa consisting in part Ofpure Port, l4stqn Mauetia
nnl Cherry " ines, French Brand!es pure Hoap9 X
will ne sold wholesale md retail " me eefhst
and Market 81. MIR l2-tI. SAM u. =. Hr.llS
| III @TIINV y CTAl TON, AUG IIuNEtKs:
| ASSIGNEE SAKE OF NEW O S5ooNo
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TnE APPROPRIATIONS made by Congress IN
the general bills at the session just ended;
ameaut to sol ,779 500, OF which the civil takes
SS,5l2, l04; the army Sl4 1888, 646 the navy
Sll, 9s9, 1882; the Notifications 81 sos, oooi the
Legislative, executive and Judiciary depart
ments SO, 6sa, 70l and the post ONCE Sl4 ,S24,
2i7. The civil list embraces surveys Of the
coast and public lands, light houses, and the
erection Of public works. OF the latter we me-
tice 100000 for continuing the erection OF
the custom house at Charleston, s. c.; S300,-
OOO for the custom house at New Orleans; SiO,-
900 for rebuilding the light house at Cape
May; 81 100000 for the Washington aque-
duct; $500, 900 Tor the new dome on the capi-
toll; $100,0UO for U. s. court house at Bos-
toni for the U. S. capitol extension 100000,
and the following sums for the erection of Gus
tom houses, court houses or post offices at the
places named Raleigh, N. c., $4,000; Co
| lumbia, S. G. $4,000; Tallahass. e, Florida,
$50 900; Carlo, ILL.,, $4,000; Madison, lndt-
ana, $4,000; Ogdensburg, N. Y, $4,000 i:
Montpelier, VT $4,000; Rutland, VT, solo,
600; Buffalo, $4,000; Chicago, 5000, OO0.-
| For iron shutters, &c, on the custom house at
Wilmington, Del, $1,000. In the other bills
are the following items, interesting to this To-
cality Philadelphia Navy Yard, $780, !;
Philadelphia Naval Asylum, S15,S00; naval
magazines at Philadelphia, $40, JOY; Fort Del
aware, $20O,000; Mint at Philadelphia, $685.
| 600,
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sroCE & STORE FAX EuRES FOR SAi.SS.
TIME undersigned will sell her Stock OF Dry
Il looas anu Tnnuings, with StOh, hxiures NJ ~
Sarket St, below Second, at Privhte She @
iarmi Those wishing to purchase are tGHitel 10 cali
The Dwelling house aud Store are ALSO gF ts1 oxc
mar. Ct. IAN1 zNnn2- 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

Teas! 4sax!l
co n A - ,hsst1 h1s Sc'ouE Teas, w. do,
Sem oUtI0nrg II aun da, 70 80 do, imf IA =
t9Sd Gunpov,dcr, Of very supatlorl ~ QusV' "a re-
tszz MARI ally cheap, ijr awe Is ,r,,, TnN,.
- atf Front = Orange ats.