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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12
T EASE OF PUBLIC GARDEN for SAIL

don, dec'd will offer for sale, on the 26th Of October,
in front of the Sheriff-s Office the unexpired term of
said EbdOn in the Public Garden, Dwelling House,
&C., near Staunton.
The Garden contains about FIVE acres of highly i'm
proved Garden land, with Dwelling House, Out Hous
es, Green Houses DC. The term is for nine years
from 1st of January next The lease will be sold sub
ject to an annual rent of $3.50, payable to A. II. II.
Stuart, the owner of the land.
The lease win be sold for as mnch as it will bring
per annum over the above stated rent of $3.50.
Oct 10 ia5S r TIJRK Admir-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

GO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.-R. SUM
" MERSON has been admitted as Partner in the
concern of TAYLOR Il HoGE, which took effect from
the lst inst, and the undersigned will continue to
conduct the DRY GOODS q GROCERY BUSINESS,
at the old stand of Staples, Martin Co., under the
style and firm of TAYLOR. H0GE d CO., where
they will be pleased to their old friends and GUS
toners. 5. F. TAYLOR,
P. B. H0GE,
Stanton Oct 10 49, r. SUMMERS0N.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12
Staunton, Oct. II, lS58-Vind. copy.

A TTENTI0N COMPANY 1.-The West Au.
n. gusta Guard are required to parade on Saturday,
the 16 of October 1858, at II O'Clock, in front of the
Court House.
Members are requested to be under arms and full
accoutrement for inspection.
Per ORDER WIN. S. FL. BAYLOR, Captain.
j. G. MARQUIS, o. S.
Staunton, Oct. IL, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership under the style and firm of s.
II. H1LB 4 Bro, and s. H. & NJ HILB, has this day
June s, 1885, been dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued as heretofore, by s.
H. Hilb who alone is authorized to settle the affairs
of the late firms. S. II. HILB,
N. HILB.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

i the attention of Sportsmen to our Stock OF Rifles,
Single and Doublebarrel Guns, at prices to suit eve
nv one from IS to $40; also Powder Shot, Caps, Gun
Wads, Cap.primers, "a new article,) Gun Locks,
Screws, Wipers, Tubes, Powder Flasks, Bird Bags,
Shot Pouches, Drawers, and every other article for
sportsmen, for sale by WOODS GILkESON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.


THE undersigned having been shown certificates Of
i the most conclusive character as to the superior.
ity OF "MORRISON'S REAPER AND MOWER"
undertook to have these Machines made and sold
From most of those to whom he sold, he has received
further testimonials fully endorsing and sustainine
ell former certificates but from others he has recey
ed letters of great complaint and even Condemnation
As these Machines were made by the same worEmsn
of the same model and of like material, be has bsen
entirely at loss to account for such contradctory "a.
ports until within few days, when COL Samuel Car.
penter and Gen. D. B. Layne calling to pay for two
of the Reapers explained the difficulty by saving that
they had atacaed the hindna0st end Of the tongue 10 The
front extremity tie hounds, instead of at the bolt.
Minis feet further behind and in this way these gen.
tlemen used these Machines to the last only discoy-
ering their when pointed out by me at this in.
teryiew As, by thus working the Machines, no con-
trog Uas had orer their movements, the wonder Is how
they cut an acre.
Z Believing that other persons have made the same
grand mistake and that hence the dissatisfaction er
pressed and not doubling but such mistake has great.
injured the reputation Of one of the best Machines
in the world it is proper that this explanation should
be made. Of course the undersigned finds no fault
with the gentlemen referred to- as the error was to
their injury sa well as to the injury of the Machine
Richmond Oct. s. 1883 DAoon'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

A LARGE LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
II ing Shaws, for sale cheap at the Clothing house
Of ]. P0LLITZ.
Stanton, Oct. IL, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIOTICEg-By virtue of deed of trust executed
IL TO me- as trustee, by Robert Mcclure, jr, and
wife, on the lath Of August, 1855, AID OF record
in the Office Of the County Court of Augusta, i will
SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder, on the
9th day of October next, the TRACT OF LAND there
in embraced. containing I02 Acres, Rood and "a
Poles adjoining The lands of Robert b. Snapp, James
Poage, Michael Fackler &C., in sight of the Mowry
Mill property, and in four and half miles of Staun
ton-on the following terms Expenses attending the
sale to be paid in hand together with interest on
tl2OO from the 10Th of August 1885, to the 18th Of
August 1858 and at the end of two years therefrom,
saio $i2Oo 10 be paid Also interest however, to be
paid thereon rs it annually accrues, to wit the first
deferred interest TO be paid 18th August, 1882 and
the principal and the other interest to be paid the 18th
August 1850; the purchaser to execute bond, with
approved security carrying interest and the title to
be retained as ultimate security the terms to the
the day of sale. The Buildings the land are good
the Dwelling House having recently been thoroughly
repaired. There is an excellent Orchard of choice
fruit the dwelling, as also never-faling Spring
Sept. :, 1858. ~ ''' J. B. WATTS
Postponement.
The above sale is postponed till Saturdsg Che so
of October. J. B. WATTS.
Oct. IL, 1883
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The
v subscriber offers at private sale TRACT OF
LAND, lying on North River 2L miles east of Lex
ngton, containing about 345 Acres, about 100 acres
of which is well timbered land. There about IL g.
ores of finely watered meadow; the remainder is we'll
set in clover, except much is in cultivation
The whole tract is we'll watered On the portion
nearest town the improvements consist of good
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms and .
basement, Kitchen, Barn. and all necessary out-bud.
ings. There is also fine Apple Orchard this part
of the farm. On the other end the Improvements are
two.story Log Dwelling House. Barn and Stable.
Attached to the same farm there is also tract Of
$50 Acres Of Cedar Land, which is well set in grass
and grows wheat or corn finely. The tract will be
sold whole or divided into two three separate
tracts to suit purchasers.
The North River Canal, which extends along one
side fit, offers the finest facilities for sending pro-
duce to market, while its proximity to Lexington
makes it desirable home for any who has chill
dren 10 educate.
The above land, if not sold privately will be offered
at public auction, on Inursday the I'd day Of Deem
Der next. JOHN MCCORkLE. :,
Oct. Il, 1866
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

NEW SHENANDOAH COMPANIES
~ Annual General Meeting. of this Company Will be
held at the house of Mr. Lee, in Port Republic, on the
Of Soturdnv in Nooen,5er next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ
s. II. LEWIS, Treas. n s. Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

OST-Between the hours of ~ and o'clock on
| the afternoon of the 9th of October, pair of
Gold Eve Glasses with the name of Mary A. Nelson
ON them The finder will receive liberal reward ny
leaving them at the office of the Spectator.
Oct. ~, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

LOT OF WHITE BRILLIANTES, AT
N shilling yard; SO doz. Linen Hankerchiefs,
at rs cents per dozen 5000 yards Carpetings from rs
cents to Si.50; II all Wool long Vienna Broche
ShawIs, from SIT to $2l 500 Shirt Bosoms with Col
lars and Cuffs from IS cents to 70 cents 200 pair La.
dies Cloth CATERS, at rs cents pair.
SIMON H. HILB.
Staunton, Oct. H. 1S5s-Vind. copy.
ENOR SALE.-I will sell privately valuable NE.
L GRO MAN, 40 years old, and as good farm hand
as Is in Va. Warranted sound, and without fault
He may be found in the employment of Dr. VIM.
when, il not Sold will be offered publicly without re.
any time. JNO. P. BROCK.
Oct Is l8hS-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-12

One door from Brandeburg's Corner.
Staunton, Oct. IL. ls5S-Yind. copy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
TROUBLE IN THE LEGISLATURE.


II viii be seen by our telegmphic dispatches that
on Saturday last the opponents OF the Apprentice
bill" put summary termination to its discussion In
the Senate BY breaking the qaorum. In regard to
the merits Of the proposed measure have nothing
to say at present. but viii here remark that breaking
the quorum can hardly be considered fair or wise
mode Of opposition except in extreme cases, as to
prevent the infection Of wrongs defeat injustice and
oppression, or battle attempts at special and odious
| legislation
In the House some excitement seems likely to
grow out Of Mfr. Gray's bill repeating portion of
that abominable abortion, the Election Law This
bin provides for the repeal of its most Objectionable
features but the city delegation, in accordance with
the unanimous wish of their constituents and of at
least ninetenths Of the whole people Of New Or
leans, demand its entire and unqualified repeal "If'
say they, you desire to regulate New Orleans cleo
tons in a wholesome and proper manner, let it be
by another and separate enactment but first sweep
away this monstrous and intolerabe Army bill |; let
not vestige of ii renain.u They have taken the
right position. There should be no tinkering and
mendng of that which is not only worthless and
ridiculous as piece of unmitgated botch-work, but
Is abhorred as having been intended for an engine Of
oppression. Every honest member should endeavor
10 wash his hands OF 1t as speedily as possible.
There are portions of the bill which, if embodied
in proper shape and no longer associated with the
original enactment would meet opposition in the |
Legislature here, but New Orleans demands that
that enactment shah be entirely wiped cat or suffered
to stand il the people of this city not afraid
of 1t in its present shape in any other shape into
which legislative ingenuity torture it, but they
are determined not TO countenance it by consentng
It's alteration oramendnent, and thus signify sort Of
endorsement or forgiveness Of scheme which was /
originally intended for their political subugation.
We trust that delegation and their friends will
remain firm in the determination to prevent, If pos
abe any partial repeal Of this detestabe enactment.
Ifit was excusabe in the opponents Of the Appren-
tice b' to break the quorum in the Senate in order
TO defeat that measure, 1t win be a sacred duty to
break il when that step becomes necessary to prevent
he tinkering and patching up of the odious Army
,ill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
Dr. H'o,s .tEoschsisker

| - w
nv ~ one has or should have the laudah to know and
employ The best and most eeeua assirng and pre-
serving that most inestahIe gift Of Heavenhe organs Of
sight All are sensible that dninishes powers and
many hnd in early YOUTH the necessity Of optical assistance
enable them TO discern distinctly the obectsby which they
surrounded or all the gifts which 50 freely law
ished on humanity, and al tending its improve
men perhaps there Is none that can ra,t h,s.. r. ~
means she affords OF assisting natural vision and of ena
png Us 70 correct in amost ample and perfect the ire
gaAes OF sight which consequent alterations silently
going on in the structure Of that deeay con.
speed crganhe eye The proper selection Of specoles to
render the eye that help when vision becomes imperfect
much deeper Importance than generally believed or the value
people place on the knowledge Of the eye optical in
stfument positively required An examination
ought to be made OF both eyes and the gsses ought
not 70 do more than maintain the capabiy Of
seeing at NE natural distance.
when the crystalline lens Of the eye losing its eongexjty
Failing 10 converge The rays light bring them 10 their
natural focus the rena artificial lenses Of suitable convex
y supply to Il this capacity The selection of spectaces ya
qnres he greatest attention. and shoud NOT he ne
formed hurredy without due Of the
the case The pan Of irving on nnntar of s
ii most Injurious as the eyes beeoniny fa,,s,aa -
form their functions properly y wv
The power ia vaiel, son,s rrs,ana or tl. a.
al glance is an empirical trick and viii be -
those Who ara Ignorant of the us nstod Of ts,i :.
vision Rein, good iudgss of IL y NJ 81
looks they guess az The glasses he needs While IN s ~ s
eye should be carefully examined b., he scntiGc p4 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

THE AAPHrrHEATBR.--The great excellence Of the
Marsh Children could receive no better attestatiou
than the fact that they have steadily drawn crowded
houses IN the midst of the powerful attractions else
where This is only as II should be for the Marsh
Juveniles are really excellent, and viii be heartily
patronized on all occasions. An excellent bill i.
offered Cor tonight" The Lady Of Lyons, 2 which
was played with such immense effect last week
dance by little Christine, and the song Of g Yam
kee Crew and a Yankee Ship by Master Stewart
and the whole troupe in chorus. II you wish to see
ne piece Of boy acting, go and see Master Waldo al
Col. Dohsaa. Little Georges Giapis, Miss Louise
Claude and Little Mary's Pauline, are ali good
traordinary for children
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15


FREzzoLTEI's SEcokD GRAsD CoNcERr.-Th sec
ond grand excitement under the Frszzolini regime
comes on at Odd Fellows Hail tonight. We know
there will be great crowd for whilst the singing Of
the beauti canfatrice on Friday night did not come
uo to the mark Of power or grandeur which was
more or less anticipated from the furort which at
tended her concerts in the Northern and West Indian
Cities II stiI charmed all by its exquisite sweetness,
It's bird'like purity. and its high artistic finish
Her singing was something new to this community,
being different in many respects from that Of any Of
the famous lady singers who had preceded her. and
opening, as It did new field for criticism and nus
cal comparison and disputation, we may anticipate
that there win be greater desire, II possible to hear
her tcsaight than there was Friday night. It is
to be expected, too, that she will not on this
occasion labor under the diifidenee which marked
her debut on Friday night-a dfidence which we
thought operated somewhat to her disadvantage,
in some passages which should have been her
finest
The programme for tonight il finely made up
Frezzolini is TO sing selections from Z Rigoletto.r
+" Lucia di Lammermoor,r and 4 Jerusalem y and
with Madame Strakosch she is to sing duet from
Grown Diamonds 2 and duet from Norma
Mime Stiakosch is also 10 sing Kathleen Mayour.
neen,p & Within mile or Edinboro' Town. and Sc
lectons from eLa CenorentoIa and "Lucretia
Borgian NJ. strakosch is to give one Of his splendid
piano performances; and Messrs. Cherbuliiz and
White are to sing several iine pieces A better pro
gramme Of operate music could not wen be offered
or desired.
The ticketofhce. at Mr.. Parsons No. AZ Camp
street. will be open all day for those who wish to Sc
cure seats.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

TEMrERAxcE LEcruREs.-F Professor Fowler is to
lecture on Temperance during the present week, as
follows tonight, in the church at the corner Of La
vergne and Delaronde streets, Algiers; tomorrow
night, in the Methodist Church on Moreau street
Third District; Wednesday, night at Union Hall
Fourth District; and Thursday night, at Lyceum
Hall. Professor Fowler is an able aud enthusiastic
advocate Of cold water principles; and as the fol.
lowers Of those principles arc by no means few in
this city, the lectures will doubtless be largely at
tended. The public at large is invited to all the
lectures. Halfpast will be the hour Of commence
ment, each evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

On Sunday evening l4ih inst, ~ o'clock, JERvIs w
GIFFNEr, aged II years.
The friends Of the family invited his funeral
from his late residence Apollo street. Enerpe this
afternoon, al O'clock
At WilIamspor parish Of Poiute Coupes La weanes
day. The 10th inst, WILLIAM McPHAuL, native OF North
Carolina in the fortieth year Of his age.
on Saturday the 18th inst at quarter past O'Clock r. M
BRO hIGftuKAHAM aged 81 yetTs. native of Sgo
land T. w. 9 7. Of Orleans Temple Of Honor No. 8.
On Saturday. March 49, O'clock r. M Of small pox
Mss ELLEN JANE McKEOUGH, aged Is years, native Of
Miss. - '
Rs- Pass Christian Southern Moritor please copy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

300 boxes KENTUCKY MUSTARD. Fer sale at manufae-
turersi prices by
NILS 2plt J. H. CARTER, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

10 We are sometimes almost unable
essesihe cur symptoms and do wal s us We
nho ourselves weak and physically pFosratsa We
have terrible snkiag the pit Of she stomach eyih
brow. futd breath. and gloomy forehodng mind sueh
symptoms azirs from dsorgenized and diseased
hye hosetafs Vaeeshs stamsch BieFs are 70 scuasir
saapaea 2 hsse npoms that they give appetite I'M
part tone and vsor system, and IN every l -
he pfoeeo down and eaacsied invalid They peculiarly
Aa.pea 70 ssak and dscais females Sold by rusgss and
@'s'sksa7fshy mls spet&isW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

On Wednesday fhe 10th INST by the Rev. r Markham,
nr JOHN BOOTH 10 Miss SARAH E. GILMORE, both oi
this city
On Thursday the llth inst Christ Church. by the Rev
A. n Mccoy, JOHN M0T,oNY, Esq, to Mrs. ELIZABETH
CRISWELL. both Of Nachockes, La.
On Thursday. tho llth inst Bakely Aa opposite Mo-
bile LIVINGSTON H. GARDNER, Of this city. to ELIZA.
BETH eldest daughter Of Beni Hudson, Esq Of ST. Mary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

srIne velocity with which light travels
Is astonishing 10 IL rapd eoors Il, , ~ 49,
nsss over The face Of The earth there Is asoher umnay
whose eenise over disease less remarkable and can easily
be procured by hs whole Republic Coughs colds oop in
nasa.. aaAna consumption and al pulmonary aieeons IN
digestion and all stomach complaints weld yI .
70 The curious properties Of this wonderful penoepo ana ~
say II aasssay hat Woodaan's Cherry Expeeorant i he
only reliable medicine for the above Complaints Read ~,
pamphlet earefulls. ,n,s o.. sss s,,s- ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
.u,ssri,,s, .uusti,.s, .u,ssli,,s.
Printing! Printing.
EATt CHEAPn QUICK!!!
CLARK & BRrsBTN

CLARK & BRTSBIN,
No. 70 CAMP STREET over the Crescent Office
Would respectfully call the attention public the fact
that they fully any and every escr
ton Of PLAIN FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such as Pamphlets Cards. Circulars Heads Receipts Law
Blank Briefs, HaIdbs Labels, Ball Tickets etc. etc. on
the most accommodating terms.
with their experience fboh being Practical Printers
voting their personal attention all to hem
aud their facilities they ater themselves that work can
not be exeeed, in respect by any office the city,
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
hg neatly executed NILS 2plyMo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
Diseases OF the Throot nnd L,.nn

DIR. C.sP. CRANE,
Whose successul treatment in Diseases the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation of Electro Medical Va
por well known be the only and philosophical
Of eeciing IN those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rifles practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic end Diseases by
Of Yergnesi Electro Chemical Baths Galyans and
Electro NJ gnetism
Throat and Lungs and unable city who desire con-
suation list Of Questions has prepared and will be for
warded on application to nr G.,
No. II6 ST. JOSEPH STREET NEW ORLEANS
Iuhang Apparatus. Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular Patients from
the country A. the Institute
jals 2pMoWeFrkw6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
Flashtot,able Clotl.ina.

SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
AIERmD nnUNRoE "a, CO.,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are in receipt snd receiving by every steamship from
New York, CHOICE VARIETY of
superior C1othing
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
To which they invite the Of their friends and
toners.
All WINTER CLOTHING is now offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A fine assortment OF PATENT YOKE SHIRTS in
store and all Sizes
A full ASSORTMENT Of UNDER GARMENTS. Of every de-
scription. @F
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
NILS 2p6t 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

by Parker Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans II o'clock
NJ. at TIE City Hotel Common street, valuable property
Julia street. between ST. Peter and ST. Paul. First Dis
ttiet Also, time and place, valuable slave
woman.
BY Armaeld ssry gas-gh No. IS St. Charles street
books, stationery, ETC.
See advertisements under proper heads.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

n5r Mr.. G. II. Denison, purser Of the steamship
Empire City has our thanks for late papers, valuable
memoranda, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
To the Planters.

To fNe I1fNMterS,
AND TO ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PREsERv.
ING LIFE HEALrH OF THOSE CONNECTED
WITH THEM IN ANY WAY.
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is warranted
Scads relieving agony of the
uereer in the very short Of minutes 1t
the inveterata Of Piles. Old Sores, swellngs
Bruises, Wounds serofuls Erupuons Of the Skin Broken
Breasts and Sore Nipples and everything arising from ins-
nations family that experiences his blessing will
never be withoat IL.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
u and Isl chArtres street
NILS sp5teod<W General Agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

~ Hon Jas. Beggs, Of the State Legislatur
has our thanks for numerous public documents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

ss-We have only time and space this morning to
refer the reader 70 the inside pages for much in-
testing matter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

THE RoNzANI TRourE This very brilliant and
powerful halle troupe continues to an the Varieties
nightly. Mile Louise Lamoreaux, the leading dan.
seuse b extraordinarily graceful 1.-THE and agile She
performs beautifully number Of feats which we have
seldom seen other dancers attempt. The signoras
Pratesi might be called first class dancers, If Lano
reaux did not show herself ahead Of them and there
are a number OF Others who are very agreeable in
their caperings on the light fantastic toes The
signors Ba1att and PEatesi are also very pleasing.
Altogether, they are the best and most extensive
dancing troupe we have had in long time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
Dotbeny.'s


CO NJ ERCIAL oLLEGE,
No. log Canal street.
All who wish to be ready to h GOOD SITUATIONS when
they become in the summer should begin
There are Professors for esch branch.
Penmanshp. bookkeeping, Mathematics French Spanish
German English etc. taught practically used in busi-
ness and everyday life.
B-rhe Institution is designed expressly ct youzg men
lot onsnes and its students be found In Of the
houses and hanks of this city and the South Diploma is
gwen to each student when qualified keeper and no
student who has received diploma from Toe institution has
ever so far as have heard error in his books or
aea 10 open and eese any set of books correctly This know
edge is worth more than S0000 TO any young man. Citi
zenB and Strangers invited and Judge for
All are desired to attend until perfect
ml5 2psts RUFUS DoLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
Garnet H-ureho,sse.

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET-we have large assortment
OF the following-CARPETTN0 OF all kinds-FL0OR OH
CLOTHS all qualities and wdths-MAfTING, Of variou
widths and prices Also Crumh Cloths, Table piano
Covers Window Shades Hair Cloth, etc, which offer
very low prices for cash or satisfactory paper.
NILS 2p6t A. bROUSSEAU q Gu.