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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

A CARD.-rrompted by AN honest desire Of my heart,
"A wish to lay before the public which deserves
high cOmmendatOn, not only act Of scientific skill
but Of humanity, also. About two years ago. suddenly
and from unknown to me, seized with ht OF
epilepsy, which, owing my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
Encouragement which met with attempting il. soon
became such las then led to bceve) to defy the
skill Of physician. was frequently, while in pursuit Of
my calling thrown down to the ground without the slight
est warming and although nsemsibc to the agonies yet
dessrd the mserics Of my life, and learned to look
upon those who would render assistance shelter
from danger enemies who sought to proOng the misery
ofmy existence. While In this state and having previous
tn my aiicon tasted the sweets Of life once
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician and by re-
COMMUNICATION called on DR.. l.. J. Czapkay. told him
my circumstances aud my inability to reward him for his
services, regardless Of which, however, he at UNDER
took my case and with the blessing Of God once
more restored perfect health. Enable to reward him for
the boon which enjoy at present and yet conscious OF
my indebtedness, consider it due myself and to all
afflicted make the public, In order that those in
need Of medical advice may ind physician In whom
cry confidence can be placed.
[L.sl MEYER YADL0NSKY.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco, ssSub-
scrihed aud before this LIST day Of August,
A. d. l316 GILBERT A. GRANT
f.. 81 Notary Public,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Dissolution of Copartnership,
placeryille. Oct. 11ill. ISIS.

VVE COparnership heretofore existing between Alexan.
l. der Co. " San Francisco, aud Lewis RcmislI, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent
KEMISII L ELLIS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

State Of California City and County ~ San Francisco
ssOn this Alst day Of July, A. d. 1884, before me, Vim.
C. Jewet Notary Public, personally appeared D. j. Dab
lee, known TO who, being duly swOrn did depoae and
say that the contents Of the card herewith signed by
him true.
In witness whereof have hcreunto set my hand and
affixed my Official SEAL the day and year first above
written. WM. c. JEWETT,
n. 81 Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VE COpartneshp heretofore existing between the I'M
i derSgncd IL this day dissolved Icy mutual CONSENT
All ner.ons indebted TO the late firm of L. BETHEL
HENNbEkG Will please make prompt settlement and
save costs, LOUIS BETHEL,
ISAAC HERNBERG.
Diamond Springs, October end, lN5S.- lm$I
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
A CARD. the undersigned, having been md

CAND.-I, the undersigned, having been under
the treatment of Dr. l.. j. CEapkay, although unsoic-
e feel called upon give publicity to the efficacy of his
treatment, hoping that by doing may be instrumental
In preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced and which often result from the
pernicuus practices Of pretcnders My disease has been
that OF physical and mental debility which follows In
sequence administrations In youth. The aIonles which
endured perhaps, unnecessary for me to detail they
are known To those who have experienced them. Suffice
say, that having called the services ~ DR. L. j. Can
kay into rcqon all the expectations which may have
formed OF him than realized. l would there
fore recommend Dr. C1apkay to all who may find them
selves afflicted with that dreadful malady my object in
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VHE Copnrtnership heretofore existing between tile un-
dcrsgncd is this day dissolved by mutual agreement
Robert Fisher authorised to settle all accounts due the
concern and pay all demands on the late firm.
ROBERT FISHER,
l.. SKEHRITT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Spermnt Orrh9N, or Local Weakness. Nervous De
biy. spirits assue, weakness ~ the limbs and back
indsposinn and incapahiliy far study and labor duh
ness Of apprehension Of memory aversion TO society,"
love of solitude tmdiy Srdistrus dizziness, headache
involuntary discharges pains in the side, affection Of the
eyes pimles the face sexual and other inrmities in
men, are cured without fail by tue justly celebrated Ply.
stefan and Surgeon, l.. j. CzAPKAY Ills method Of curing
diseases Is new and unknown to all others, hence his
free. Address, L. j. CsGLkdy, L. D., San Francisco,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartnershp here
IN tnfnre existing between the undersigned for the pir
pose 0t carrying IN the livery business under the
and style Of Con'ee, Monroe Co. Il this day dissolved
by mutual consent. T. r. CONDEE,
q. NJ C0NDEE,
JAMES MONROE
J. 4. DAVIS.
Paccrvllle, Oct 9th, 1855.
Notice is hereby given all persons Indebted to the late
firm Of COndee, Monroe Co.. pay up and save costs
ana all persons having claims against said Company arc
requested to present the for payment tn G. NJ condce
or james Monroe who authorized settle
Of the Company.
TNlE undersigned having purchased the interest of e. p
l. Il. NJ. Condee, in the hrn of Condce, Monroe
Co., would take this opportunity Of informing the Public
that they will continue the Livery business the old stand
Of Condcc. Monroe Co under the style OF Davis Mon.
roe, and respectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
age OF the public 30 generously extended to the old firm
J. 4. DAVIS.
JAMES MONROE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

DLACK TROCK COATS! The finest in the City Just
- received At MARX LEVISONS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

T(OYs CLOTHING Shirts Hats Eoots and Shoes Of az
ID descriptions. Just received by
MARK LEvISUS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Washington, jan, 9Th, y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

nSwear not Ut all" my ear is pained,
To hear Jehovoh's name profaneis
..Swear not at all" for so said Carist,
Whose words were ever gems unpriced.
This law the child Of God proclaims--
"a .ove al things, swear not" said James
Tint mesesge was Of priceless worth
G od's throne is heaven, his footsiool earth
Swear not by ihese-beforc that :hrone
Our words, our very thoughts are known.
swear not BY thine own hand or head
Not BY the living or the dead;
Not yet Thy life, nor soul. nor health,
Nor yet tha, glit'ering phantom. wealth,
Nor swear BY earth; rs we explore,
Code footprints tell on every shore.
Not BY the stare. nor orb Of day.
Nor gems that pave the milky way,
Nor YET more distant realms aboyes
Made vocal by JshoysHs love;
Not By the 8 ANTS nor y Sraphin,
These are Of Gid, and BOW TO HIN.
Not by The bslmy breath Of spring.
Nor fea,hered sonesters on the wing.
Not By the monsters OF the deep,
Nor raging storms that Ger us ~ weep,
Nor By the lighining's flash on high.
Nor by the thunder roaring by,
Nor Nv angelic harp nor Tyre;
Ard never On the Atlantic airc.
Nor BY tho Kiuc. nor Queen, or both,
Nor YET BY other oath;
.swlAR sor At ALL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

T.sr idcnily which txsts, in many re-
spects between the Democratic party %
now constituted and the old Wbig party,
cannot Be better illustrated than by the FOL
l,rinr extract from ono OF the letters in
c!nscd ia rAsrrL WKRsTER's private cor.
re- pondencr. dated.
SENATE CIAnrrR, January II, 1888.
Iheruly conca- 10 the resolution Of the
House u Representatives. passed az early a.
Marcl, 1870, aa calm and dispassionate
period il our political history. That resolu'
ton 10 IN the follow ING words.
Resolved, That Congress have no author
ity 10 interfere in the emancipation o
slaves. or in the treatment OF them withis
any OF The States; il remaining with IN
several States alone 10 provide suy regula
tions therein which humanity and true pol
icy may require.
The Democratic party Of the present day
in proof Of i.s orthodoxy. has only refer 4
such resou ions ss this, drawn up IN IN
early days Of the Republic. and indorse
twenty years ago with The hearty concur
renee US the great "Defcrser 81 The Cor
stitu,ion.r The doctrine thus enuDsate
has become the r. ;rg cry OF the Demo'
racy, and its success seems TO inslrc n
stability OF the Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

A Coon WeED ron CRINcMtnl- -- nc
philadelphia Bulletin points oct tho follow
ing Advantages resulting from tho use ol
crinoline: 1T frees woman from . needless
weight Of skirts, II strengthens the system by
exposure 10 cold and aids manufs ctures
stimulates the whale fishery, improves fig
urcs, displays ankles 70 q dilirious extent y
getting up stairs, ond give editors subject
for articles. All things considered, we se'
no grea, reason 10 grieve over the instiiu
ton. Il is not every fashion which de
vclops 90 much OF such varied industry q
crinoline."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

pEKparuAL MoTioE A Western cor
respondent Of Ilarrsr's Magazine gets of 10
the following good one:--
IL was travelling in Virginia, BY stage
and spending the night At a country tavern
aud was greatly entertained BY the talk o.
l,he stage drivers and others sitting aroun'
the bedroom frc in the evening One oil
codger worked of good thing:--
.Whcn I was down 70 the fair, GOO
many years ago, there was prize offered =
The one who would come the nearest Y
making perpetual motion. Well, al sort
Of machines, Of all shapes and materials
we're fetched there and shown, and the max
ere Of thom told how long they would ru'
las I was wolking about among them'
saw q sign over tent--"All who want !
see perpetual motion and no mistake, NEE
here.r 50 I paid the admission fee an
went In. Very soon . very queer ''ttl
man get on box that served for plattor'
and addressed the audience: Ladies %
! gentlemen Tn going 70 exhibit 70 you y
most wonderfullest invention you have ev
. seen; LIS been runnn' for full three yea
and if nobody stops Il. i'll Tor ever. 'Th
There he unrollcd a strip Of paper. Thi
'-is . Printer's Billr and as hc held i up
y the gaze OF the people. they admitted whct
Ter the bill was paid Of not, they al had bes
> sold,"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

How dear the chain that friendship weave'
To bind the hulnsn heart.
How deep the wound rs ruin leaves
When rudely forced Apart.
Nor absence, solitude, OF gloom
It's links car dlsunlisi
Tie flowers Which ibtertwine may bloom
Fen mid The shades Of night;
And yet how Often is that chain
Most rudely severed hero.
By scenes al " hich the soul must mourn,
Aud memury ask tear.
'Tis nor .hc power Of greater things
Which ceases rupture here,
Or dircst desoIstion brings
On what we hold most dear,
But Oft little word-a look
An unkind thought expressed
A sentiment or thought mistook-
A kindly word suppressed
These, these the chicfest mischief do
These wound with keenest smart;
And, like the worm concealed from view,
Gnaw and consume the heart.
The cossomer q chord may weave
Which time can neer destroy;
The coral mid the ocean leave
The fruits Of ifs employ;
The smallest action of may mako
A link in friendships chain;
And the minutest agent break
What nc'er is formed again.
Then think 1t not worthless thing
| On trihes to bestow
That carc--a willing Offering
| Which greater objects know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

A medical authority, Halls Jonrnsl OF
Health, ssys:--"Fof persons who eat three
times day, Il is amply sufficient TO make
the last meal OF cold bread and butter and
cup Of warm drink. No one can sssrvel
on Il. while a perseverance, in the habit soon
bege,s vigorous appetite for breakfast 50
promising Of day Of comfort"
Yes. yes; and BY emitting the third nes',
tho individual. besides sccuruga night OF
sound sleer, will no, find on awsking in the
morning bad taste in his mouth 80 indica-
tive ef general foulness. II one would al
wsys have a sweet mouth and clean
tongue, he can secure than both by simply
ceasing 10 overtax the stomach. This fre-
quent eating is an idle, mischievous habit,
ruinous Of both health and comfort: and II
prevents the indis idual from receiving the
great amount Of enjoy ment which u was in
tended he should receive from eating, and
which 10 necessary 10 perfect nutrition.
Nothing should be eaten between the regu'
I lar meals, whether there meals are taken
either two or three times day; nor should
lone eat 90 that the quantity ingesied will
Induce heaviness or uncomfortable feelings.
THE cook tastes the food she prepares; and
10y this frequent tasting she destroys both
the relish for her meals, and her health
There are many housekcepers who have
the same pernicious habit.
We know farmers who, at tho close OF .
long summer day, during which they have
eaten heartily five times, and worked hart
from four o'clock in the morning to nine u
might, ca, freely just before going TO bed
The stomach. already enfeebed BY constan'
working under disadvantageous circum-
Is,apces, has now imposed on i an impracti
lcsblc task. and the men lie down 70 sleep
Next morning they are ncrycIess-havs
scarcely slept all night-feel more wearie'
than they did hen they lay down-snd. OF
the whole, think the farmer lises dogs liz
So he does, 50 far % he sinks 10 mere sni
smalsm--living 70 eat-taxing HE dsgestiv
apparatus at the expense Of health, life. AM
IIfe's enjymenis. So on from day TO d.
lin nature makes desperate effort TO n
the body Of sop prrauous food introduced int
liz. burning il up BY fever, or expelling i b
some different remedial effort
Farmers, being 80 much in The open al
with abundant exercise. should be The hea
!. ,hcst people; but, like others who are curse
with abundance Of bread" they are rhet
matte. bilious, dyspep,ic. This is sham
and Sin. Farmers. II 10 sin. Your live
com plants, chill levers, etc, are as rnn
!. cessary as is the plague. Health and svet
sleep will come TO you when you need un
less by bsd habits you drive them away
!, Lite Illustrated.
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THE SIZE OF BairIsH CoLuMB'A.--' 40
posre ssions Of the Hudson Bay Company
Or the territory of the continent over which
,bev exercise control, contains an area q
J 500. coo square miles. How much . 'na"
/, i fnecn and half times larger than tho
s,s,e or California; about thirty-eighs times
~ large as The State Of New York; nearly
,Sice a. large as the whole shir'y-one
!. ,,e. J, The Union, and II we omit the Ter
rl,o,v Of Nebraska, is as large as al our
states and Territories combined'
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nT"You havo los, your baby, ! hear
said one gentleman to another ''Ycs, poor
litt.c thing! ], was only Eve months old
We did all we could Tor Il. We had fou'
doctors, b.is,crcd It's hsad and feet, put mus
tard paul,ice al over Il, gave Il ginc calo'
mel powders, leachcd i.s temples. and had I
bcld, aud gave II al sinds o. medicines
and yet alter wcek's illness !, died.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

Senatc-Mr. UBrien offered q resolution
inQuirin ING into tie expediency Of enlurgine
the Insane Asylum. Adopted.
Mr.. Brown . similar resolution 10 regard
70 House OF Refuge. Adopted.
Mr.. HefIien one in regard TO tho town
ship treasury paying for opening q town
ship rosds. Adopted.
Mr.. Bennett resolution to abolish town
ship library system. Rejected.
A bill in relation 10 ventilla,irg prisons
was read second time.
A bill prohibiting unsafe paper currency
Was read second time.
| A bill in reference 10 the qualification OF
voters was read second time, and after dis
cussion referred to Judiciary committee.
| A bill providing for re-sppruiscment ofreal
estate was ordered to be engrossed for 81
reading.
Mr.. Wallace introduced q resolution in
CURING into the expcdiency Of prohibiting
The circulation Of bank bills Of less de-
nomination than SO.
i Adjourned.
! House-Mr. Kcmpf offered the following
lreso luton:
| Resolved, Tha, the committee on educn-
ton examine into the proprieiy Of sdd'ng
number Of German works to every County
Library where the German population there.
Of will Justify 60 doing. Adopted
\ Mr.. Dobbins INTRODUCED bill repeating
D the prohibitory liquor law.
Mr.. Gregory introduced bill 10 amend
(. The constitution Of lndara 90 as TO confins
j, tho Qualifications Of electors TO free whr'
4 male ci,izens ot The United States. Of tn
d ace Of q years and upwards, who shaI
dhsve resided ID the State six months Prece
ding the election.
al A bill 10 prevent unauthorized paper cur
.olrency was read a second time and referred
o committee on banks.
\. Ms. Branhsm introduced bill providin
!. Tor The election or United States Senator
(. which wss read . third time.
! Several other bills were passed 70 secon
Irsading, and the House adjourned.
,o THURspAY, Dec. 2.
et Senate--Mr. Cooper, from select con
nd mittee, reported that i was inexPedient
leIdeclars water courses public highways.
,m Resolutions were introduced giving co''
nd mi,see on Swamp Lands power 10 send {
hclpersons and papers. 70 investigate siieg'
erItrauds.
,rs Bills were introduced. % nmcnd an acs
"a scribing misdemeanors, 10 amend re act
is, sensing pilots st the falls Of the Ohio,
70 amend the act authorizing county agricul'
H. ral societies 10 hold real estate, 70 repeal y
~ tenth section or an act establishing cou'
lof reconciliation. to provide for the re''
and support Of married women when desc
led by their husbands, and for children wh
s|abandoned By their parentr. defining cmOs
an, slcmen. and providing punishment shersi
re, On motion or Mr.. HefFren, The biz ior
4. n.eappraisemcnt Of real estate was taken
il read bird time and passed. Ayes ~ %
!. Mr.. Rlc.s bill ivr purifying ono p'v's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

A NEw WrAroS FOR Defence on A.
sAuLr.- New York. Tuesday night, .
hacxmsn grossly insuIted young orphan,
whcreupon she Immediately raised her skirts
broke piccc Of steel from the Skeleton
and with this weapon laccrsted HE face 10
three bl.ody incs dow j his LETT check.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-15

NJ The following seast was recently
c;ycr ~ : Indies fair. sWoman. The morn
Iuc star of infancy; the dsy-siar ofmarhosd;
lie evening star o. age; may we o'''
Ia lhcir influence unlll VIC are nv '"g"@
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Resolutions were adopted inquiring into
the expedlency Of allowing all parties 70
civil actions 70 testify as Witnesses as 10
other cases; for the better protection o. or
chards gardene, &C.; In favor OF law 'o'
reducing the expense Of transporting con.
victs to the State prison; and several others
Of less general interest.
Several bills were introduced and properly
referred.
M, Stevens offered resolution 70 inquire
into The cxpedicncy Of allowing negroes =
give testimony in State cases where white
persons are interested; laid upon The table
% 10 10.
Mr.. Culver introduced a bill fixing the rat'
Of interest u 10 per cent. on written agree
men,. but in sll other cases a. six per cent
Mr.. Craven. from the Committee on rec
eral Relations, reported back the bill prov !
ding Tor the election, &C., of United state
Senator'S, sni recommended is passage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-19
EVA II : Will Y
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

W. Z have hand, and offer liberal terms,
sy we'll assorted stock Tor pfinoers and bookbin-
ers, among which we name-,- ss .rre+s -r.rsr I'd
5elbundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes; t...r
l0t Straw Boaris; 1000 Tar BoarIs,
AsweF rs colered Printing Paper; piin Cap and Tros
fat Cap; Deny, Medium white and coloTsd Cards md
Card Tosrs, VA 'ch wecan have cut 70 any size Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printess' Ink, a,s
Weaso beg leave to sll the eatention Of dealers 10
stock Of a500 bundles Wrapping PAPER, and lOa eroSs ~
Bonnet Boards. The highest market mich pa;a for
Rags. TENSEY X SORENsoN =
ap2s. ~
II lss..I y. .l-ll1z-i llrr u
1ssatffe Cows Cows. Cows. ..rtf i. ,
f9HHR cOW'ju'' in from Che y c9%qnstEy %n6y For sale
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HALLOCK, & ,STODDARD, -.
4, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
oel Hin do1c Glass
2 D71e .sfyyfS

Sodps and .lrr -r.i a-is13'h9 e1
FaHcy .lftic2ee, ....,ia ,5a.l e- $50 vfa,-
Together with an assortment OF Hair, Tooth, Clathes
Paint ad itrwasil Brushes. al ~ which they pr-
cure from fir; hands and sell at small profit "a such
articles can he sold.
ALso:-Consantly on hand a llrge and varied as
s0Etment OF rE -.'ft #5EsltI 't ~
D4GUERREOTTP1 1s .STO CKl - 81
Such as .....f .....1.-lF !. = edf fg. = p
vr Cameras, ...-... -..f r.a..r-..--
Cuses,
!. i;iass.
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rf RARE CHANCE FOR 5sd3
AN Inv EST M EN T!
FOR SALE

81 d Z
Il FALU1BLETR4 OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting os about one hundred acres. onehalf oi
which is bottom land and The remainder extends into
the delightful hills tina. border the town. Al of il is
embraced in plat of tie town of Cannelton, and is in
demand Tor house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is notmore than ten minutes walk from theeN
tensYe Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All
the products Of the land lie sold the soil to the
people Of the town. 1t is most aslnrsly situated for
vegetable gardens for which the toEn afIolrls good
rarketand high prices. The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house ots. On the premises three
dwellings, one OF which IS worth $50; anoheriS worth
s500;the oil er beautiful cottage residence, cost 500
three years go to erect - Either OF these houses can
be Lad with the land, or al of them, as the puIrhcr
may wish they are separated by asreet from the body
Of the land sni ali Of the .nts laid OF for resi-
denees. The property wiilbesold on lierl credit to
a Irresponsible purchaser. $3.50. .ft..--e-
The location is of the most delightful the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and frnits the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville. Thcchief mOtye for offer
ing for sale, is that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs more attention tan the owner can at
present bestow 1t. Address or apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville reI4s e. -al11 -rnvs
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-ICOM. rDR,SALE.

zyTElave On iant apd aEe, constantly receiving
Vg cosi Tan ext 1erit uiilty tnTn a, The canal,
which Fc viii deliver III any part of Tie City at lyc.
orers letHf James Ian giflia wareiouse5 Or at the
Office Of Nathan Iiosley viii he promptly Gteaded 70.
rl--1 1Hg.aE8lsfD s. R0NLEY s& AM0RY. 3