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Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

The HARVEST OF FARMERs-The high pri-
ces which the products of the labor of farmers
and gardeners have commanded for the last
several years show that they have been reaping
a rich harvest, and, as those prices still con-
tinue, all engaged in those pursuits should be
stimulated to make an effort for large crops
during the present year. Now is the time for
them all to lay their plans for spring and sum-
mer operations. No labor should be lost on
farm during the clear days of winter, because
there is always plenty of work for farmers to
do at all seasons of the year. Those having
forests or marshes and worn out strips of land
can employ their hands on them, if they have
nothing c Sc for them todo. The underground
and superfuous brush of their woodlanes ought
to be removed every winter and spread out in
the most barren parts of the farm. They shade
the soil and act as a most excellent fertilizer
for it i; and the growth of their timber is pro-
NOTED, and the entire forest beautiful by this
annual trimming of the trees and removal OF
all kinds of rubbish. Let the experiment be
tried every where and it will be found to pay
well.
The cities want more plentiful supply oI
wheat, corn and all other products of farms and
gardens, and they will reward the labor of the
husbandman abundantly, at prices much re-
duced below present rates. Let the tlllers o
the land stir up then everywhere. Let them
! give us cheaper vegetables by some means.-
| Let them plant crops of potatoes in low ground
as we'll as high, SO they may be certain Of sue
ceeding in one place if they fail in another
Don't tell us that you cannot procure the labol
for enlarging your crops, whilst our cities anC
towns have thousands of idlers amongst them
and the number daily increased by the rush o
foreigners to our shores. Village Record.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

.dPsUssIA AND SwITzERLAED.-The New York
Commercial justly remarks that the most alarm
ing aspect OF the quarrel between Prussia and
Switzerland, as it now stands, is the probabili-
~ that the Emperor Napoleon will take part
with Prussia. II such a combustion should
nkepiace, and England and Austria do not
actively intervene in behalf of the Swiss, the
prophetic lines Of Byron in.his Ode to- Venice,
lsi9, may yet be fuflied; ;a1.3 1a. -aai .o-
The name of commonwealth is past and gone,
Der the three fractionso Of the groaning globe
Venice is crushed, and Holland deigns to owI
A sceptre, and endures the purple robe. 'ooh
1.-THE free Switzer yet bestrides alone s,oo@
Ills chanless mountains, tbs but for time,
For Tyranny ofIate iscanning grown, = D
And in its own good season tramples down !,
The sparkles of our ashes. -, g,,,., "a,
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

FROM CHINA.--The latest accounts of the
progress of the civil war in China have nat
been either very clear or very particular. The
rebellion is by no means over, but which party
the insurgents or the mperialists-are meet
ing with the greatest success, is a matter left
almost entirely to the speculation and coniec-
ture of the newspapers and the letter writer's
or these speculations and conjectures there is
no dearth, but the most conspicuous elements.
1t must be confessed, are their inconsistency
and confusion. One of the latest reports. lin
the Friend ofChina, October I3th,) is that the
Emperor Of Russia has rendered the Emperor
the use of the Russian troops, now about the
AmOor, to aid in suppressing the rampant re-
bellIon. and that for such service there is to be
large cessiOa Of ter, r,itory. 4 e. 1an.J
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

TIE Snow OF AGE.-We have just stumbled
upon the following pretty piece Of mosaic, ly-
ing amid a multitude of these less attractive:
:" NO snow falls lighter that the snow ofage
but none is heavier, for it never melts."
The figure is by no means novel, but the
closing part of the sentence is new as well as
emphatic. The Scripture represents age by
the almond tree, which bears blossoms OF the
purest white.
The almond tree shall flourish the head
shall be hoary. Dickens says of one of his
characters, whose hair is turning gray, that it
looks as if Time had lightly splashed his snow
upon it in passing.
g. 1t never melts no never. Age is inexo-
rable, its wheels must move onward they
know not any retrograde movement. The old
man may sit and sing, 81 would | were boy
again" but he grows older as he sings. He
may read Of the elixir of youth, but he cannot
iud it; he may sigh for the secret ofthe alche-
mist WHICH is able to make him young again,
but signing brings it not. He may gaze back
ward with an eye longing upon the rosy schemes
of early years, but as one who gazes upon his
home from the deck of departing ship, every
moment carrying him further away. Poor olC
man he has little more to do than die
1t never mets" The snow of winter
comes and sheds it's white blossoms upon the
valley aud mountain, but soon the sweet spring
follows and smiles it away. Not so with tina
upon the brow of the tottering veteran; there
is no spring whose warmth can penetrate it'
eternal frost. 1t came TO stay IFS single fakes
fell unnoticed, and now it is drilled there
We shall see it increase until we lay the ole
man in the grave; there it shall be absorbed
by the eternal darkness, for there is no age il
Heaven. i't
Yet why speak ofage in a mOurnful strain
II is beautiful, honorable aud eloquent. Shoul,
we sigh ut the proximity of death when lif
and the world are SO full OF emptiness lie
the old exult because they are old; If any musl
let it be the young, at the long succession @
cares that are before them. -ar ..... +.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

0%T A lady is said to be beastly beautiful
when attired in a full set of sable, otter and
lynx skins. 1t is remarkable thing, in CON
nection with the subject. hew much sooner the
weather sets in bitter cold " to those furnish
ed with handsome furs than those not SO fortu-
nate. Vs.. .. tJft
05-" Are you a Catholic?"
No, I'm Nova Scotian,'' said The witness
. ,.~A new creed,i quoth the lawyer; !" should
not the witness be sworn on blue-nose poiato.''
The court was in doubt and left the question
open, -. ...s- ...... ...... :. ~.
OF Snow fakes fall so large in Oregon tRut
the ladies put handles to them and use them
for parasols.
o. The man7who travels on strain fideas''
Will be very apt to Know more about the world
than he who travels only on ''trairl of cars.''
SO e- The last way to pop the question isj4lo is %
ask the fair lady /" IL you she'll have the plea
sure of seeing her at the minister's" =.
[ " The best way to expand the chest is to
thave a large heart inside oft. -. 20.
-rIl ri p 80 p
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian says that
every steamship arriving at that port from New
Orleans is crowded with emigrants, including
many slaves. The statistics of the State show
that Texas is entitled to, five, instead of two
Representatives in Congress, ~ t......
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

. OF The British Admiralty has consented tc
dispatch ahother expedition in search OF th'
ill-iated, SirlJ John Franklin and the, crews 9
the Erebus and Terror 1t will consist of three
parties, one overland, another by way of Beh
rings Straits, and a third via Davis Straits.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

yet do not think my cousin Zeb would manu-
facture lie. His conscience allows him to
circulate them freely, knODing them 20 be hes;
but does not allow him to tell them! There is
another class against which my cousin enjoys
an evil report amazingly: Cousin Zeb loves
his glass of brandy, and though not often known
to be intoxicated, keeps his copper we'll warm.
ed all the time; and he has sense enough to
know that, the more temperance prevails, the
more odium will attach to his practice of dram
dranking and you often hear him boast that if
he wants drink, he takes it, without caring
who knows it,-that there is no hypocrAsy'dbout
him. and that he does not go behind doors to
drink like most of these temperance men,
whatever he does, he is willing for the world to
know. An cousin Zeb, the world knows more
about you now than you have any idea of; you
think the world takes you for temperate
drinker, and knows not the quantities you i'm
bibe, but it sees how the mark of the beast is
being branded on every lineament of your coun-
tenance you think the world is looking on you
as a model of husband, while it knows much
VI SOut uISSl pdlIOn anu ldle uOuTS III SeCEeL
places with your boon npanIors-while your
gentle and uncomplaining wife weeps your alb
sence in her silent home, and while she looks
upon the loved little ones sleeping so sweetly
around her, surrounded with every needful COM
fort noW, how her poor heart trembles and
sinks within her, as dim fears for the
future of these dear little ones come crowding
around her! She feels in her heart, cousin Zeb,
that your course is downward, though she
scarce acknowledges the feeling to herself, and
would not for the world breathe it to her most
confidential friend; yet the underlined fear
creeps on, clouding all her prospects for future
bliss. All! my poor cousin, beware beseech
vou, beware! ! pause, for Heavens sake, pause,
(safe and secure asyou eel;) the circling eddies
of a fearful maelstrom are carrying you on,-
soon you will be in the dread vortex, and the
whelmng waters will carry you down the abyss
of ruin 10 which you are fastening, to mingle
with other wrecks that but serve to
"POlnt moral
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28
4" Point a moral
Or adorn a tale"

Instead of railing at Gospel ministers, you
ought with reverent knee to be bowed before
your God, imploring pardoa for past sins, and
grace to preserve you in the future; instead of
taking pleasure in circulating lies against tenn
perance men, you ought to " dash the madden
ing bowl away" before habit binds you fast in
It's chains. Awake to your danger, or you are
ruined forever!
PETER PEMBERToN.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

W We know a respected gentleman In Mon
roe county, who many years ago sawed a cord
ct wood TO pay, In advance, his first years sub
scr'ption for q newspa per. He 10 Bow, in his
ripe and vigorous old age. worth a quarter OF a
million OF dollars.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

IMPoRTANT FROM JAPAN.-The Cologne Ga
zette of Nov 4 has some important intelligence
from Japan. IL is said that grand convoea-
tion of the dgnitaries Of the empire has dec-
ded to permit no foreigner to visit the interior
therefore the efforts of tho English, Russians
and Americans to open trade with that country
have proved of no avail. The Japanese simply
supply our vessels with necessaries, and re-
ceve in payment only gold and silver The
Dutch, on the contrary0are in high favor, and
enjoy a monopoly of foreign traffic. The ia
panese are making rapid progress in naval
knowledge, and they have appropriated two
million and a half Of dollars for getting feet
of vessels f:war, on the European plan, to be
commanded by Dutch naval officers. Four of
the vessels are 70 be screw steamers. . sears
is0s- Hunt, n'his "reminiscences, relates that
Coieridge, upon the death of the mater of a
school he had attended when, a boy, remarked,
(" 1t was, lucky that the cherubims who took
him to heaven were nothing but faces and wings
or he would have infallibly logged them or
the way" ti@ope
taiIaaaf ios bus ,bahisdDs msols as ,ofiA
d iasw s3i1 gniyoi.nni a.ii ,su,isla nsh.og SID
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

- OF It is said that certain town, in New
England, in order to get rid of Supporting a
paupef, elected him 10 a seat in the Legislature.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

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bid ,yiuuoo ila71ac % ,aioq . .hiH lo)
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

sSmyrna, Del, January 10, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

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Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

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Is.l s Jtdi bsl,saaas oair laif8l 9ll'f sstssnq
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

Rofls z .al3lIsso4 IgF979da ,h3l BOA b81aiI3na
.ooi'3aio1q hne laol m.ii n lih il.e aia4g to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16
DAILY FIRGI6nE.
BY WALTER ANoNfs.

Morn standeih at the eastern gate
And with his FURNISHED lance,
Narshals the glowing hours, which wait
The ardent suns advance.
Night hideth in the aznre heaven
Before his glance of fire
And the young sentineis of even
With trembling steps retire.
Fading and faiuting one by one
Vanish the sparkling spheres
While calmly like a sainted nun,
The pale moon disappears.
He bids the willing hours fly
Der hill side and through dale
Smiles on the small cloud fitting by
And liuts the far of sail
He broidereth with golden hand,
The meadow and the plain,
He scatierefh sunbeams DER the land,
As sower scattcreth grain.
He crnmples rays Of light
Within the crispng surge
He danceih on the breakers white,
And drreih dint aud dusky night
To the horizons verge.
Behold AT his electric word
DAYS banner is unfurledl
4 soft sweet orison is heard,
Ghaunt Ia the waking world
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND. Nav LIST, l5,6
Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking last
fal In small which gradually extended
II including both which much eat u by the
me to fear that both wand drop
all OF advertised aud domestic remedies
any good results then procured and piled little IHF
OIL. 1t began TO get better the bottle broke
led gals To lit again began TO My elder dugh
said Pa 20 get some more OF that Turf OIL sisters head
/ oked So much better when You used il" We g,t another
1te and her head nearly we'll This aggra
asod case and took hail an hour every day wash and
offensive one more bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
You emitted 10 tins and for the benefit others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, b. T. CHALK.
h,r, 4.
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lINDs NEW ORIEl Ne.-tip.,nia and s.u,
II siuun uiiur.-firsf Packet to sail
patch Tho superior fast sailing, double duekcd -
and copper fastened schooner " ELLEN Captain aa'
JAMES STEWART. loading and Will SAN as above For
balance OF freight apply
DAVID & WIN CtGRlE
Richmond.
PSShppors by this Vessel will got their goods 10 ,
of destination hall freight
other ronte. and loss time. Insurance effected on
the best terms BS W q
mo
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.nnnrk IHROCGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
A

Fare from LynchbHrg Buchanan. Communist 50
>
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. > 80
On and the I'D of October Packet Boats weave
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Bynchhurg ava l.. NJ, Monday
"Wednesday and Friday and arrive ia Edmond second day
At . o'clock A NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving lachburg at y p NJ
scottes,e 10 A NJ ne&t day aud arrive in Char
loticzslc at - T. NJ Leave Lynchbnrg buchanan aud
Lexington at o. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive at I i
FROM Lynchburg to Richmond time aud distancos In
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CHESTERFIELD April 10Th. 1851

IITh,
Mesrs I)ore CO-IIaying used your Turf Oh aud finding
such fine medicine thin it due Nau that you
should My daughter, about years ago
chair and aud bruised her thigh much
assimr, the form OF boil aud became very had
lauced physician but that did not relieve
II running and continued nearly years ed
medicine could hear of with effect.
duced bottle of Turf Oafter using bottle
half entirely healed lhavc
found the benefit liberty
il as think S. CHAIKIN.
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,Bu,.n rUuF OIL FOR OLD SORES OF

Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WAHRANrED TO cuRf, AND 40 pANGER IRON EXPOSURE TO
COLD. irce 30 cents per bottle.
EHtr'd according 10 act 81 Congress the Cieras oG Of he
District Court for The Eastern LsFfct Of TngRid by DOW
q 90, Richmond 80
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
Como to get pamphlet and read certificates
performed 10y the Turf On certificates OF truth OF
respectable and respected citizens and othels
hare whom refer and doubt its value
medicine one ounce of is worth pound OF
other known to Try 1t and will be satisfied of what
THIN TURF OtL.--Resd the following. aud
will tell you OF many others who have been
cured.
RIcHMONp, Nov. IA, 1854.
Messrt DOro Eo6ientlcmcnl used portion OF bottle
OF your Turf o which kindly presented viii,
aud take pleasure saying thai found cectual in
of the skin, for which had bern pracsed
several years by physicians without receiving tho
5euett also ended ri, al mine
months had been annoyed by similar eruption
the skin aud he Informed short time since that the
OF one bott' he had been entirely cured,
Respectfully, A. NJ. LEFTWlCH.
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Those vessels of the first class built expressly this
trade aud have superior accommodations passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
aed tor the trade, and who Will spare exertion TO accom-
uodutc.
They will be owed Mp and down the by steam and
may be relied 10 sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston viii Hud il In
THEN interest to ship hy this line. only regular line
and freight will always be taken low any other YES
sells and every effort will be made the agents in Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction
We especially ask and hope 20 succ obtaining i, fun
share ~ patronage.
The vessels viii lie In Richmond Dock aud in Bos
ton al Rowus What
DAVID WM- CTRIIE, Richmond
ALLEN x MELTCH, Boston, Agents
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rpErwEEN RICHMOND AND n.

,
ID YORK EAMSlifP j NJ STOW ,s.nsSasaaHS.
The L : Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
maud OF Capt LEWIS PAklsH leaves New York regularly
every SATt RDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, for Rich
noud She will take any freight from city Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
noon a o'clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have tNr goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
"A State Room secured by addressing MS by mail
o The ROANOKE, Capt, SKINNER stops at city Point
where will land and receive freight Both the Jamestown
Roanoke and land passengers City Point
aud Norfolk. LIDl4AM y WATSON.
Richmond, Va.
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fS-s THE NEW YORK n VIRGINIA
Saxukyuss, STEAMSHIP co consequence of the with
drawa of tine "JAMESrOWN tor repairs, &c.
the RIO ANOkE will leave New York Saturday evening
City P'nt every Wednesday morning at o'clock. Pas
sengers wing Lyuchbug. by the South Side Railroad
TUESDAY morning will morning with the Roanoke
NJ Cry Point. LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents for n. Y. Il Va steamship Co.
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dtasEss SDsSK11R.sx> a y ID ~. IT, s.,y
~ SOUTHERN MALI. ROUTE BE Syss SsSsnssst,s<
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
rOS via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORA NGh :. Nd AL
ENANDRiA RELATIONSHIPS night Tram ~ Broa
Street station ats O'Clock, allow ng MINUTES passenger
from the Richmond and Danve Rlir ad supper oiunl
bus free of charge
FARE by NIGHT LINE
Richma 10 CordonsV lilo. s.
Gorlot yjlieto Washington by Orange and Aexaidria
kHilfoal. j 70
il. ID. W1IITCOMB, Sup l. ansportaton
%
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BIO ISLAND, bedford county. Va, Nov. l. 1851.

DIU Inland, a. 7, 1901.
Nesrs Dope Co.-tenomcu:-l used About fourth OF
bottle OF Turf OH the back ufny hors the
back almost entirely place large my
hand and this single application Il only applied
entirely and permanently. really surprised
quickncss its curatycs properties aud thu prompt
and eficacious than anything the kind saw,
sold thousands bottles OF other similar
urposes.
Respectfully. J, l.. BONDURANT
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II HNII IMUKt MD tIUIIMVND y stoam' .sHIkxsaNN
ems BILNlDEkE and POCAHONTAS.-lhc
STEAMER Bl.LNIpERE leaves Baltimore every SAT 'R
DAY AFTERNOON Richmond Returning. l.a"cs III III
M0ND every II tSDAN AFTERNOON ton Baltimore
The poCAHoNlAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAl "A IERNooN t,r Eclnnond. returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor Islu
.'Shppers to Baltimore by these Boats tei
goods here every Monday and Friday q each week
MARCY LIDlAM a WATSON. Richmond VA
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rKslE stcnn> hips - VI slsTOW n ard Roam
n okE having been thoroughly northumberland com
rrte order have Resumed their places IN the line to
The JAMESrOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon at clock fr New York Civ
Point evening arrival Cars from ynrl
burg mud Petersburg, touching only Mt Norfolk
The ROANOKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER lea es
Saturday morning arrival of the Cars from Peters
burg, tOi NHw urk touching at Norfolk.
Passengers by the South Side Road leaving Lynchburc
Tuesday and Friday mornings, VIII connect Steamers
Al Civ Point
Passage and Fare from Lynchburg York by either
Ship Si4 Ste age Passage only 81.
For further Information apply To
LEE, JOHNSON & co.
fdActs Agents New & Va u
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ANon CoUGMs ANo CoIDs.Ac.-. ln


A PLEAsANb kE>Ss.T.-D. 81 Hiss Pho
n tographc Gallery the NistuF public,
where be iars" and beautiful collection Amaro-
types Aelsnotypos Dagacreypcs pau oalored Photo
graphs &c &c together with thc ,guhttan various
styles Of Porrature from his heh speak louder than
words Of the beauty OF tho attcrs well tho
and skill Of the operator who C ready To wait upon
the public and guarantees entire all may
favor him with their patronage.
He prepared also furnish the Ladies are in
Grecsn Painting with plain Photographs either persons
sketches which their particular attention
fine assortment Of Breast Pins. Finger Rings Loo kcts
atch Seaf, Bracelets Charms &C constantly hand also
Fancy Gases of various patterns all which
flied with speaking likeness to make them aecepa
bic present that friends ilroeate.
ID n BLISS photographer
Next door TO the Va Hank. Main ST. Lyu 'hOurg.
Republican, Salem Register and Noun ain Signal copy
ma
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These vessels the first class built city Bal
uue expressly this trade and have superior
passengers They cnmahded by experienced
Captains qualified for the trade, aud viii spare
esdrtun Accommodate They will he up and down
by steam and may bs relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
their interest ship by this line freight will
taken low by other line of Packets aud
every effort will be made by the agents in Riehmund aud
satisfaction effected In
Richmond Fire Association by this line per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed IN obtaining fun
share Of patronage
shipped by this limo SewYork will be forwarded
commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charles S
vnnnab any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Richmond Ia the Dock. In New York
at Berth Ne !, Coffee House Sip, foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID & WM. CtRRIE, Richmond, ,,on,s
{. II. PIERSOS, \. Y, Ne'
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tpMfANf, OF Hartford tunnort,rut desir ms of effect
aE INSURANCE IN Virginia has appointed JOHNSON ESQ
S'eh Agent Tor the State. Persons l., nrlhtrs and
eSc"here VIII" may desire communicating " m the nIat,y
nay do 50 through Thomas jclii, at Exchange bank ar
h,s7rs IaHshnlne Il horomhc
lhS Company has a paid up Capital of SoOO0O0 with
large surplus secured and invested the sanction and
pNal of the Comptroller Of Public Accounts and Lorv
ono" Surer"r inducements to those contemplating Lie In
fiuY ma