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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

The JEWISH PAssovER.--The feast of the
Passover, in commemoration of the passing
over OF the Israelites, when the first born oithe
Egyptians persisted, and of their escape out OF
Egypt, commenced the 9th of April, (the first
full moon Of spring,) which is the 10th day of
the Jewish month Nisan, of their year of 56l7 /,
aAd it last seven days. During this time the
Israeltes eat " maZot" or uneavened bread
The :" mazot " is manufactured in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, and is sent to all
other parts Of the country wherc it is needed.
II is made of the finest wheat ieur and purest
water kneaded by IL wooden lever, and after
wards rolled out between wooden rollers and
then cut by machinery without being touched
by human hand. 1t looks and tastes like some
kinds Of water crackers and is rather meagre
food for an entire week. The feast is very
strictly observed, and the ceremonies in the
synag0gues are of an imposing and impressive
character.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

IiaNA s5s
Ay, SE 's'HE sqhscriher respect IN
ysilitlii=zAzzA ! fully informs his friends bf15 -
----1S and the farming public gem EsN
orally, that he is still engased ntIc Lime L.NHM
trade. and has made arrangements for 49, [sA
ply of a very superior quality of Lime, trnm csfs!4a
hnewy opened quarry on the Schuylkill, for '
the delivery ofwch on thi waters of the Delaware
Chesapeake he prepared to orders for prompt
delivery through the coming season. -
D-Thres or four weeks notice should be givsn for
d livery of Lime. fob, off,
LYONS PURE CATAVsA ofYEo BRAN
ID FoRD's sTErHEN's, Sfd and Market Streets.
feb. l6-tf.
NVHEAr SCREE tINGS Il IN utrminy NILS.
w sale bT q, BASSErP. MoCArys Building.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

THE cheapest manure yuf for corn p0ntoes in lhe
hlll Web's pnudre'tc, composed enirsll ul night
soft and charcoal dust, tathhg elSel lhs is believed
he the very hct ticll of the kind ever brought INTO
the mark e. II II naGuflc expressly for the sub
scriheTs who viii warrpnt its Pgry nid value. Priee
50 cts per hnslio, : 81 fer Dbl Drp small handful
to each hill will make GtrH. Try = LhhnTrcls now On
hand. =. & NJ, PfNNOCk CO..
W ilulHg Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

s7E30 rsulE Ruscrihers present to the not lee of Far
kt-R] mara and al hrrs ln'eresicdv TIE anve artt
Astsf2 cia Jho rScelenGy ufnur prrpSTdnn has been
- 20 well known for many Net plsi, that We deem
il unnecessary say much respect to ils noTtH lat
merely remark Tint trns long sores of wears purl-
IS aud yAin as stnuan for tile craving CROP, and
permanent Manure have bl. thoroughly established,
Super PusPhg Lame Is not chlngr III Is Character
every hut Is what H. purp1is 10 be, uniion 10 lis
chenca iturnls, and sruGd upon As the best Fer
Ilizur fr Com, Oats, Wheat, rotaLues Grass,
an ut her cUps rrqu,rIuS yiguTnua and lsng manure,
Pamphlets describing IT, aud II. olo ofngPiy g oan he
had gTaunusly nj stuTc OF by ln1i when desired,
CAuTiON.-Be particular to observe that every bar-
rel uf our article has name and tlat NJ POrTs 4
Heorssary there IA ny nttlc fnn value
sold under the Of super Phosphate Of lime To
miseAd those viii, arc Enacquninled with the vnne oi
genuine article. Price Sib per 2MO he. tal CENTS per
lh.j 4 liberal deduct ION mndeto DEALERS since last
aii there has been imported hut car nfihr crrhra
small iOta.
FISH MANURE.-A supply of THIS valuable article
for sale. PRlCR SSl pee 2Oul im az cent per lhl No.
l,GorEREaENT PEGuyIAS GuANn Tor sale a. the lowest
ALLEN n NEEDLES,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL I6, 1857
ny cLAaENoE.

For the Dlaware Republican.
TIE LIGHT AND LIFE OF HOPE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

SEVERE STORM.-Milforl and vicinity, says
the Beacon, was visited on the 9Th inst, with
one of the severest storms that has passed over
this region for many years, From an carly
hour in the morning the horizon was overcast
with thick, heavy atmosphere, and so contin-
ued until about O'Clock, p. M, at which
time the clouds became more dense, the wind
began TO blow from the West, and the rain 10
fall Such was the force of the gale, that from
Milford junction tothe Town, auistanee OF nine
miles, many trees were torn from the ground,
fences blown down, cora stalks, leaves and
other light articles hurled through the air, and
in one case Il house was unrooied. In South
Milford, chimney Just built was blown down
and came near killing the builder. In another
case, Mr.. James Melville, who resides four
miles Il Om town, was riding in his carriage
and such was the force of the gale, that IL was
turned completely over, breaking the shafts,
and otherwise injuring it.
WILLS AND Winows.-rhe New York Mirror
says:
There is Il young, healthy, handsome widow
in tins city, who has an income of $4,000 q
year, and who wants 10 marry man who has
not the slightest objection TO the union. But
her late husband whose jealousy, il seems did
not end with his life, lett wicked will giving
all his property to collateral relative, it his
widow should we'd Il second husband. We un-
derstand thot the victim Of this outrage has Of
fered $4,000 a year cut of her income of Sl5,-
900 to have the cruel condition cancelled, but
the party to whom the property would revert
is inexorablc. And this is by no means a soil
tary case OF the wrongs and cruelties perpetra-
ted and perpetuated by the diabolical wills of
the dead We know of several cases similar to
the one alluded 10, and it is time TO denounce
this sort OF tyranny in the language which Il
merits.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
Corn shelIing by one HORSE

~A POWER "a New and Complete
s1s s MSdSs SsS & l1eadsl GH ss qsg s rIgs RgsG
~ c"rg s'c N Win mn h,,ss, Smelling
sSsSr. en- aSe ;N i Sa tx q gorE S ibis power
this s9s PnTef9 9 S5IGy Sn Is, afS sn M M6Sat
Sa Ss an Yn 5 a as VIII strong ana :" WORK
- Cnrn Shsllcr, for hand cr horse l5.On
Also larger and heavier llorse Powers, for "a, oo
:. t"rd h"rSspow'r' :. E,or, i@g'ou ,o9
atsssass and sPsn Of wo"d Or rGn wiz, 90
EeyevlnE sePaEators warranted to give
lOrss Power Corn shelters warranted to ~ ''''"
shell l5'OO buslelsor corn per day with or .o
Sss Figure ZEN ,E elsr 1,1 'opa
Ill ron anda or"s ns'P posr S Saars Nv" aai
to leave grams nt corn tho cob on average in lll
and iSa S CS es S oa "sbS He Premium G nq az
ricnlnr Fair hrd at Dove lastta over seven others
CASTiSds of all kinds aud size made ordor and pat
saw and tirisMiiis iorse Pg@ers c@rn SGeiers oct
sH SI 3 afsSs sRSsns nSs 70 6 Tef ph IF
Wohi urnins of all kinds done 1rlsh; ,pr,,
,,. Iron F"anderer and Maehsst, Milford. Del.
MANEYiS EMPRoVED PATENT hn-
Unstable Reaper ana Mower, for 1857.
#Hse MAZE RSb fdiD hAsT rs;EasoNN N,'S
81, re- made @ q, agt ie PAit iaar'n wieh we
f tnlSs SS S ssf bar by measof stiff bar of
tnaie nom oxicndi,g along he back and under aides
which pr vauts u from sprlnEing
Instead uiihe LNver We INvn applied a Mechanical
Horse tor raising AMI lowering tie Machine, which
tu dis hargrr amt thereby dueS wh the stand
heretuioret only needs To he to be convinced
vi its gfO1t yalurll .nabeSth mlnager O the Machine,
white IN full mn ion, vary the height fout 10 pleasure,
requiring rim to stop aiI adjust tho MncIme,
wht uunl'ng TO spots where the gan surt ar lodged,
which shows girug defect in all Mach without II.
he Machine can bs chHnged irnln Reaper to AiOwer
IN less than minute, without shitlng siPse bolt or
screw.
This au inc will continue excel all others IN
simplicity of construction. in facility O
by is perfect adaptation to unoveu grounds: by rs
the InauareTs seat. and b, s being the Hnb snccuss
tut comb HltIru Oi Reaper md Mower in the world. .
j. warranty Is given ic each purchaser that ths Ma
chine well made ant Of sOrd 1iernls aud tui it viii
muw w us cun he done wit the Scythe aud reap
we'll as sur hI done with the cradle.
Price Of The Combined Reaper and Mower Slll m at
Shnp-n credit vii be gwen until the l5h of June,
hy siv,li negotiable g9le-ns9 preerlhg to Pay cash
longer tune be wshed interest will be added from June
18th. lBh7.
I've make the Rboyo condtlonstn induce the Farmers
forward and take The hlaeHes out of uuT way
ns we putthcm together.
The following extras furnished with each MncEiHe;
Kme, oil Can, Wrench Guard Finger, Section kuig,
AID CIsGlIfgins kgkG-lJuuhH ami Single Trees mud
n Neck Yoke wall be furnished ut nh,neratc prirss.
WAl. JOHNSON n CO.,
mar 81 9nns. Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

\ good story is told Of Mr.. Marcy, says the
Waw1nton Flag to tbs effect hat as Ex-Secre-
tlries Guthrie and Marcy were returning from
a dinner party siact the 18th of March, the CON
versUtiOH turned upon the subject Of rotation in
office, and Mr., q, asked Mr.. Nj. what he thought
OF the policy. Marcy replied that he s'had got
the credit oforiginating tho doctrine sto tho
yictors belong the spois," but heaven forbid
that he should ever countenauce the pilagmg
of our own camp -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
NEW CASTLE.

iB'' lease notice II johnson advertisement IN
Anothe column, for Medicines, 40.
A LII Of Dr. oyne'a Family Medicines tor sale by
"A HENRY JOHNSON, AputLecary.
otts rio Don g. Lambslns, New Castle, bel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
ghs cnbt... EIa.r EnvlgoratoE


!'his NEW AMP vALtABI,E pRhPARArlcE
tsuIa prcaNnta ad to the pulic by he Uprietgf' al
tor giving It gn GXtrnslis tIal gl,d receiynE The IN
iua'ihct communication rCHi win have used IL II viii
certainly prevent i. EllF out Of .hi hair ,Rnl restore
wiirG IT hgs fallen, u oHzctWtliy cloaHses tho scalp
rom dan .U nu4 prevents It's n7ainr, u T. most
5e1uiliui dresser u the hnlr producing fine gloss aud
'uncss u iS particularly rcrlinnehdOd to te Ia cS
tnd might tglertn several n NllMrmstoq who 1yu used
/. prppurad by DR.. EpW. WnRREl.l,
Al Delaware City
PRICE 973 and 15 cents pcr hr'tlc,
inS \, BENNETT, DRUGGISTS N0v. u 6inOs
Ttii'W0Riai 10 DR.. h. lFOrfeR.
DELAWARE riry, pEI., Fob. =, 1857,
DRAE SR;-lt affords mo mnch pleasure 20 ieStIty to the
oXcglignro Of your "Cpm Hair Dvl-uh0r" hnyu pre-
srrlhod ma number ~ cNses where tte hnlr hn iarh ont
lHl aeUse Ril Il proved success slu
Il only prevents a hnt falling out, hni Pfunrs its
sruwt hy stiWUIgmE ir lrcics Wl ronnses the scalp
hy removing tumt and leaves TIM hair snt md glnsy.
The great Hivnungn in II is, That II does not leave that oily
Wlhesy Guess which preparations ol the kd now IN use are
sol 1p 10 do.
nm sustained iumy tcaginnny by many ladies Of the
hghr,i responsibility IN uuf neihh'rlood who have used
and spoken Ia nv d IT. H,aities. hn ily convinced
Ony rCVuru ~ be knpwi 10 lis general md
can rDnscau"u'ly renimurn ASA safe, rlcacious Hnd
scientific preparation. Yours respectfully.
JOIN ". FRONBHRGER, NJ, D.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

For the D1lawnre Republican
SCENES IN THE LIFE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
UMluH S5OT1'L.
BY l.. d. VAUGHN,

nE IL u VAUtrlIW,
tEpRG ErOWN, DEL.
~ FNHE Suhsariberta his oGC1giop announce
sNE 20 the travelling public, that he has taken The
NS"S above well known House in Georgetown, and Is
now nov prepared 70 aoeowmodato u who y iavnr llm
rooms are furnished with new furniture and super hods
bedding &C., the tables Ill nc hOunu ly supplied with
the hast that the market affords. There largo stables
ataobei to th9 loto agl experienced a3ters VIII be
deem unnecessary to sny IL Is is intpntnn
Keep irst nhss hnnse, AMI hUpos receive share Of
pnIllo EtL-.lHlin. Ter Us lnnderale. Oct 23-lv.
Steam Engine and Boiler Manuia5tor.
~Sp TH + Snhserbers would !niurm thoir friends
AL and the public generally, that they hnve eom
h9fstzsss mcnced business in Pyle's building, bewoeu
sG-A FINN and sixth streets md Tatnnl, where
they nv prepared to manufacture iEh and Low
Stationery aud Marine Steam Engines and Boiiers SiS n
ing Mill wurk and machinery of every desor ptnn Cnst
Inga and Carriage AKles furnished 10 order. 'rhs sub
scrbers all prac,ica men. well acquainted with the
business and hope by strict urntipn to rnaeve hsrnI
BhRre Of patronage, WALTON d ARMSTRONG,
N. B.-Jebbng Of all kinds punctually attended to,
Iuly IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
INHWAt2
Isffl % asYToW saT rE 80.

T9sE QOasTE9M SGT FEED.
DE CRAY b SON
FHE uyntN LLEn CHEAP TAiLpss, AT NEWARK:
"a A II y selling their goods oheape Than ny ,nthet
- A SlwfOs In Delaware and Maryland, Then
store is visited wltl people Ior nhhy miles, 10
- infmery were N the hnhi lnf going to Philadel
phnanl Baltimore get Cloihing but who nov
they procure tham ~ ts establish
cheaper aud better, Costs vests mud pants 0l every
description constantly hand, esides hnndGrrohefs
,iTwoR, suspN gders, 80, In abundance, All who want
bargains shnhld 90 To DE GRAY SUN immediately.
Nov, IL GiuoI.
OoCg. x. W. GiATNGS,
DEN rISr,
Newark, Del
- AZ MANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
Ees of the time TO- perform perfect opera
IIt tions n tho unntl att think II but Justice To
those nj daiauae, who contemplate visiting me-
we'll Ustp mssgil to thus publicly suggest 10 suuh the
progrcty u timely Informing me bS mai or otherwise 90
hnt effect, request tis ASA idVnr more esDncinlly
then ne reserved for such rnpia nnd thereby pre-
vent dis. ppnmjment IL. w. hAINES, ID. ~. )
Spr iO-tf Newnrk.nrl
nEER PARK sEMiNARY- NEWARK, DEL-Inn
uiii cnn'iGue five uoniig.
Pagdis in7y hire i1l for their cnldrnn good bUrn
whore ba WiUdf, habits Hll morals Wi h. carefully cult
yntel, CHldrJu prn CHr will rec1I parental Hre.
h' ustrciiuH To the elementary branches il thorough and
enTol ntLrnlgn paid Ia Music, pJawlns, and tho vHons
iiye' Of Pnulllr,
For nulgll All luition IN Eniis, per terln S55.nn
tu tho pTinrptl. REV. GEO. HODh
4-lIiu.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

A Nebraska paper gives the following ac-
count of the mails out west awe received
letter two days ago from Chicago, informing
us that its author would be in Nebraska last
September. And since it was written he has
been here, remained menth made a thou
sand dollars in cash, had two fights, and has
gone back and got married. And the last bun
die of New York rrbunes that were received
at Nebraska City had mouse's nest in il and
five young ones alive, besides several dead
ones, supposed to have been poisoned by eat
ing one Of Greeloy's leaders.s'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Az lRIsH VERDICT. In an Irish story in
Bentley's Miscellany, murdered schOolmaster
is said to have been found, dead in the read,
with lis head full of trdcfioas
'.'m thinking it's shoe aside" said Larry.
"The horse shoe, was it'll
"No, alnna," said Larry, 90 shoe aside Is
latin for cutting your throat"
"But he didn't cut his throat" said the
widow.
Sure, It's all one,'' said Larry, "whether
he did 1t with a razhur on his throat or a hum
mer ON his head. Its shoe aside all the same''
''But there was no hammer found"
''No--but he might have hid the hammer af.
ter he did IL to throw aside the disgrace Of the
shoe aside"
Bat wasn't there any life in him when he
was found'"
"Not a taste. The GROWERS sot on him, and
he never said . word against it. and il he was
alive he would"
Sand didn't they fad anything ut alp
"Nuthing but the g1r1ict."
And was il that Kilt himl'
'No, uy dear twas the cr5ck on the hasl;
hut The vJrdict was twas done, and somebody
done II, ana they We're blacRguards whoeyer
they were, aud unknown
MuRbEE ~ FirrsBuRG.-A Young man named
William Campbell was shot dead in a honse OF
bad reputl in Piitsburg on Tuesday evening ly
James Jones. The Dispatch says -
Both the slayer and the slain are young men
respectfully connected in that city, but for sew
eral years past have both led lives in the las.
degree dissoute, consorting with the lowest OF
the low and vilest of the vile. The man who
committed the fatal deed has been well edaca-
ted, and in times past has held honorable situa-
tions as q clerl, 10th on the river and on lapd
But the ram tiend had laid its iron grasp upon
him, aud bound in bitter and unrelenting
thraldomI, he has sunk lower and lower in the
| social scale until he has raised his hand against
his fellow man and is in prison charged with tho
highest crime known to human law. The de-
ceosed--once a good workman and an indus
trious man--had likewise fallen, through tho
same agency, to the lowest depths of human
degradation.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

A Frenchman, who has been travelling in
America, says; see that am approaching
the West by the increasing familiarity of the
interiors. A coachman calls me his friend -
Nothing of this kind is equal to whst happened
to Il German prince. He had male an agree
ment with man to drive him to the next town.
The driver entered the hotel, whip in hand,
and said "Wherc's the man who starts this
evening' l am the gentleman who takes
charge Of him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

johnson says he never was in tight place
but once, and that was when he had a mad bull
ly the tail. Had he held on, the bull would
haFc dragged him TO death through stubble
hetl, while il he had not held ON the critter
dcathlo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

II gives Us much plesure to announce that
Schwashhnob eckenschampensrenbe
Notwithstanding. tho celebrated German
organ grinder has at last arrived, and will
shortly appear with a ribbed nose babboon,
dressed IN The latest Partisan style
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

1t is pretty good story about Mr.. Crane,
young clergyman who was settled, a -great
many years ago, in town in Massachusetts
A maid servant in the village who attended his
preaching, soon exhibited symptoms Of being
sin love-" and after mu Ii urging from her
mistress, confessed tho object of her passion
BY silently pointing to the crane in the Kitchen
fireplace He married the girl Immediately,
and thev had twelve children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-18
WHAT RAsOWR'S HEALING tMBR0CiTIOH DONE?
Dycr.s Healing Imbroc,,ion

and delicate In it, nature, leaves stains On the DIRE,
,kiu, Unfal.uE ia it, curative I.Tupertes and u-ur
passed A. a healing and ga.u-,!estroyiug Remedy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-18
Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors !!
Patent improved process for making
all Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use of
IACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

HEsE Oils are obtained by Dstillaton at Cherni-
cal Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of Pierre La
cour author Of Lacour's Chemical Analysis, LacOurs
Chemical MaLipuations, Lacour on the Manufacture of
Liquors &c
TASKS and obtain their money, If the Oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
JACQUES OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit 70
superior imitation OF Imported Brandes, viz: otard,
Sazerac, Marett co-nac, Poultney, Seignette, United
Vineyard ProrreorS, Cas,uion and london DOCK hrh-
dies These liquors Will have iul iruity flavor and
beautiful, sparkling color. Common Rectiied Whisky
will be changed 10y the use OF the OIL OF C"gnac 70 New
York Brsnty- Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac
LACOTEs OIL OF RYE changes Rectilied Whisky to
Monon-ahela Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt Whiskey
Bourbon Whisky &C
OIL OF CEDEAT changes common Eeetaed Whisky
to Old Irish Malt Whisky and a superior article Of
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy, OIL of Peach and Oh Of Cognac viii
convert Common Whisky TO Apple Brandy
OIL OF GIN converts the Poores. Whisky to Holland
Gin seheidaIa schnaPPs, Rose Gin swan Gin, English
LACoUg'S CONCENTRATED ACID will. in FIVE hours
after being mixed change five gallons Of good VINEGAR
and twenty Eve gallons OF water thirty gallons OF the
most acid Vinegar that be found in the market. by
the Of iacours Concentrated Acid vinegar can be
made dollar and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQf' TORS, Lacour's 0is require no
preParatioEong pour H. oil into the wisky and shake
we'll The liquors thus made Will have fine natural
aroma, full rich, oily taste; beautiful transparent
and fine bead LacrGrs oils exert three distinct
properties in converting common whisksy to brandy,
Kin &c Tie first property combines with and subsidies
in the ~ uocu-rt particles the whole Of the grain
that peculiar Irritating and burning and becomes
neutral spirit: the second property consists in oily
uG,iagiuvus taste impaired 10 tc liquor which renders
it mellow, and nparts an appearance 81 great age; the
third property i exhibited in the rich, viEcus nuty odoI
that impaired tine liquor, which renders distinction
I from the genuine brands impossible.
Thesc oils put up in quart TASKS; each flask con
;ans sufficient Oh fpr making three hundred gallons OF IL
GuOr. Full and comprehensive directions accompany the
bottles. Price, - per bottle.
For sale at tile OF 81. Charles and oyIr as
. streets
One bottle Of hes- oils FIVE in number viii he
IL packed aud shipped. with bill Of ladng, any part
OF the country, upon the receipt Of So the address
Of l.. LSCOUE, New Orleans.
/ Purchasers are requested guarantee of good
faith to f,rui-h the Of any house in New Or
leans and we ~il ship them package OF the Oils l
rcy do not perform all that is claimed for them thel
will cos; nothing iaHl'