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ToNEss WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAr

TONES'S WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
81 Warren North Carolina springs
situated Ia healthy and pleasant section Of the country 10 miles
Depot the Raleigh
place john Wilson will keep and
stage ready take passengers directly the Springs
The establishment will be the
the 18th day Of June 1855.
For board per month $50
week ....-...... 10 90
z
Horses month IL 90
week ......s.a... 8
day 70
For children under IL price
daily mail will be brought the Springs during
JuSE 49, 1855 w. d. JONES, Proprietor.
July T-2m2taw
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DIcHARD HILL. General Agent and Collector,

ID ICHARD HILL General Agent and Collector,
III Richmond ya Will devote bis whole the Collection Of
Claims viii all the Virginia
RisHsosp, Va May IS, 1888.
The undersigned have known Mr. Richard m for years.
and cordially recommend him 10 the public.
Richie Dunna editors Richmond Enquirer Va.
Witt Lloyd lardwioke editors Richmond
Bondurant Elliott shields propecrs Of the Richmond Wing
Jno. 81 Gregory, United States attorney.
July Slim
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TINE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. The Princi-
Il pal Mrs. T. RICHARDS
Institution viii be resumed the LIST September 1858.
July 3I--lmd
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1.-TWO MILLIONS; by William Allen Butler, au
Il thor Of "Nothing 10 Wear price 80 cents
For sale BY BLANCHARD a MoIirN
Augl Corner Of nth and Penn.
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CRY COMPLAINTS. "A great many complaints of the in
attention of the corporate authorities made through
tine newspapers by anonymous writers and when they
not receive the attention which is claimed for them great
dissatisfaction Is expressed BY those interested in them
We would simply suggest that there is efcctual
mode Of obtaining the desired results II notf Le adj
dressed to the mayor, making any complaint Of this
nature calling attention TO any violation of the law
1t will receive immediate attention if signed by respon-
sible citizen This would considerable trou
Bile to all parties and If tried would ever sor be
resortcd to- We well aware that many Of our citi
suffer through the qaelessness of their neighbors
and whilst hold that is their right to obtain redress
contend that they are hound to sock 1t BY full COM
plianoe with tho law.
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COMMON CouxcI, Monday, August "A communities
ton was received from the Mayor enclosing letter
from William Wise. commissioner OF canals suggesting
an appropriation Of twelve hundred dollars for certain
which he deems necessary on the western
section Of the Washington canal which was referred TO
the committee canals
communication received from VIM. FORSYTH,
surveyor OF the city of Washington informing the board
that the probable cost OF trimming and graveling Fourth
street west between street north and indiana ereuve
WILDE aou, s62s and that the United States shod do.
fray o,e half al the ACTUAL oos which referred 10
the cotimittee'o n improvements ~
Nj Iaoyp presented the petition of Peter Shepcrd and
the petition OF Isaac Mister pnying the remission OF
fines which referred 10 the committee on Claims.
Mr. Mr1bor presented the petition Of Jacob FLUSHED
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EDUCATION.

TIME UNION ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this
l. melkncwn Institution win be scrten
Der, 1888 r. RICHARDS, Principal.
July 3l-lmd
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lllAIVu VIII tnu law.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday evening, says the
Alexandria Sentinel Of Saturday, engine the Wash
ngton and Alexandria Railroad by disarmngcment
Of the machinery, became unmaageabie that the
gineer could not stop it when he desired and when he
found that he would be carried at noary fun speed into
the engine house along with the engine he leapcd there
from and 'let it go. 1t did not stop until 1t broke
through the southern side Of the depot, which for
natey constructed Of boards and into the yard of
the restaurant next door We believe material dam
age done the engine by the accident and the trains
are now running with their usual despatch.
tbs CmrsArrAKE AND ONO ,CAsAL.-W We have at last
some gratifying intelligence of the condition Of this I'M
fortunate canal Ihs receipts fo tolls for the past
week amounted to 4405 5a This Indicates revival
OF trade and hope for the benefit of the stockhod-
ers, that dams Nos. and viii continue in servicca-
bic condition u there should be another break the
suit would be deplorable.
Az Ix1xLLE.ruAL Tnr,r.-By reference - adver-
Using columns readers will end that Mrs. Helen Key
Blunt will give readings from British and American poets
at the Smithsonian InsttuoN0n "Wednesday night next
Mrs Blunt is well known to citizens, and her merited
success In New York has won for her new laurcs We
anticipate next Wednesday night rich intellectual
treat and we feel satisfied that and enthusiastic
welcome awaits her.
PonrRArn on rms ArroRxHr GExsRAa The original
Fpcrtrait Of Hugh LSre Is In possession Of Mrs
iulien q sister Of Nj. T., who resides n Iowa. We
learn that it is to be removed to Washington where
copy OF IL will be made by the artist Stanley and be
added to tho series Of portraits Of the Attorney Generals
Of the United States designed to decorate the Attorney
Generals Department
Mn. Boln regret to learn, died en- Saturday night
last from the injuries which he sustained in falling from
a ladder at the dome OF the Capitol few days since
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Mn. Bolzz regret to learn died On Saturday night
last from the injuries which he sustained in falling from
ladder at the dome Of the Capitol few dsys since
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
IL Howard the Heights, miles
JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector.
The OF
the S.h ol September
The Ancient and Modern Ian
the Natural Sciences Mathematics Drawing
&c. ~
Terms $3.50 session, payable invariably
$l25 the session.
the second Wednesday February.
This charge board regular course and
modern languages light fuel washing mending
short except books stationery and clothing and What furnished
pupil
Music and drawing charges.
Pamphlets full school
those who request it, Applications f
nation addressed to the Rector o. Theological seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia
Right Rev. Meade, D. u.
Right John Johns, D. d.
The clergy O the diocese.
Professors Of the University OF Virginia
July 24--3tawt6Sep
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III J. g. w. M. GAIT Steam Fire,Wood Mill,
4 and General Fuel Depot foot OF 17sh Once N w
18th and streets, b47.
Prompt personal attention given all orders. ..
Coal in ncored and rooted yards.
2,249 lbs TO the
All orders will be accompanied delivery the
expected unless positive the
contrary previous to the fuel being delivered lily 3ll0
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CAWED AND SPLIT wooD.--By far the cheap

~ desirable during
heated all know thai coal made be
the entire day thereby heat rdae throughout the
enough need the desired
leaving the house cool during the interval
We all seekers OF comfort
trial To be had only OF T. j. a. w. NJ GAIT.
square
pennsy and their Steam feWood Mills 18th
July 3--l0f
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Mar lily
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CtTEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS, foot Of Seventeenth
- street T. }. 4 w. NJ. CALF, Proprietors
Mil Once N. W.
547 south Of Pennsylvania
July 3l--l0uf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

Nor DEAD.-A report has been current
among railroad men and others, for three OF
four days. that George Lows, Esq, formerly
eonducto: on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad
and well known in this city, had died suddenly
at his home at the East We are happy to stale
that S c. Lows, son Of Blr Geo. Lows. re-
ceived telegraph from his father Thursday,
saying that he was alive and well. It is not
known what caused the report of his death to be
circulated here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

THE SToRN-The lake was most fearfully
rough yesterday, the result of the high wind
which for two days had been blowing gr5 at
guns" The waves rolled in most majestically
and dashed against the piles with such force as
to Itear up the heavily spiked planks in some
cases, and to break away portion ofthe strong
railing between the passenger depot, and the
Cincinnati freight depot. The steamer KalOo-
lah left port about P n. for Buffalo with
about 40 passengers, and good load offreight.
The lake was 30 rough that the Captain en-
deavOred TO put her about and return into The
river, bat in doing SO, the wind carried away
the jib and rendered it impossible to retum.-
For an hour and more the utmost exertions were
ma to bring her head about and run inside
the piers, but all to no purpose, and at length
she was headed for the Canada shore, and
steamed out Of sight. She labored heavily and
much anxiety is felt to know of her success in
crossing. Hundreds of people gathered upon
the piers and the bank, eagerly watching the
tempest tossed boat We shall hope to hear
from her to-day.
The Brig Isabella, in running into the river,
eOilided with the Propeller Gov Cushman and
stove in her larboard bow. Considerable other
damage was done to the brig, but little to the
propeller
The schooner Tartar, of Milan came into port
during the highth of the blow, and very mar
rowly escaped running upon the East pier, but
by the prompt management of her Captain who
seemed to know exactly every turn the vessel
would make and to be prepared for it, she rode
calamity in.
The scene on the Wharyes and piers last night
was grand and sublime. The waves rolled d.
rectly over the West pier and immense volumes
of water dashed over the Eastern wharves.-
The hoarse below of the waves, the mournful
whistling of the wind through the cordage, the
grinding of the vessels against the docks and
the loud orders and responses as the crews pre-
pared their vessels for hard night, formed q
scene grand, gloomy and peculiar"
We fear we shall hear of many marine disas-
ters along the chain Of lakes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

GROVER AND BAKERS FAN

Let. Cctton Is used ss Il Is purehassd-on spOols
without rs-vindinE saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrpleIiiy Of filing shut
tie, las in other maehines is in this avoided; no
shsttIs is employed, the under thread being used
rom large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire 70 be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine enbrolders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor Arsinvitsd to call at the sales-roon of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services OF a lady and the use Of smachine
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
At the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day
SAMUEL HoPKIss-
Northrop Spangler's Block,
nhsed6m:lss Superior ST.. up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

Police CoURT.-Wiiam Myntieth, 1.-the
wiry little Frenchman, was brought up for in.
tONication- He plead guilty of taking a drop
too mueh' but j." nevare sare. got drunk seldom
before and will nevare trouble Monsieurs once
more again" He was trusted for the SO fine
and departed with "Oui Monsieur adieu, adieu. -
William Howard was shown to be an associ-
ate Of pickPockets and dangerous character.
He was arrested for disturbance and fined slOO
and 80 days imprisonment with provision to
have his dagueueotype taken for the good of
the public.
Leonard Hill, for attempting to pass a coun-
terfeit 50 bill, was bound over to the Court of
Common Pleas with $500 bail.
John Putnam, for stealing two coats from
John Hoyt, was bound over with $500 bail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

Y NJ c. AssOcIATIOS.-Therew will be a
meeting Of the Y. NJ C. Association at their
rooms this evening at O'Clock. A Report of
the Festival will be placed before the meeting,
and other business transacted. full attend
anee is desired. We are informed by some Of
the officers that the net proceeds Of Thursdsy
evening were about $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

MELANCHOLY -DRowNED-Early
yesterday morning party of young men Ieit
this city in sail boat for Fairport on shoot
ing and hunting excursion. They employed
the owner OF the boat u go with them. A very
high sea prevailed during the trip and the boat
swamPed when in sight of Fairport The par
ty hung to the boat desperately for two hours
before their feaiful situation was discovered by
the people on shore. Two of the Young men.
James Hurdmsn, son of J Hurdman, the bank
er, and APlin, son Of Mr.. Aplin of the firm Of
GoTham d Apliu, were good swimmers, and
started for the shore Young Aplin reached the
shore in safety, but Hurdman was seized with
cramP when about half way there and sunk TO
nse no more Some men at length went 10 the
assistance Of those who were clinging to the
swamPed boat and brought them ashore. They
were nearly dead with cold and terror. Stew
art, The owner Of the boat, was insensible for
TWO hours after being rescued from his perilous
situation.
Young Hurdman was sixteen years old. His
father LETT for FairPort, last evening. There
can be no hopes OF recovering the unfortunate
young mans body, as the under current was
powerful from shore, and this would take him
lar cut INTO the Lake. The Like ran fearfully
high all day yesterday.-Plain Dealer, last
sVaang.
The names Of the young men in the boat
were James Herdman, James Aplin, Michael
Murphy, John Harse, William Palriek and VII.
liam Stewart, the owner of the boat. Had
Herdman clung to the boat he probably would
have been saved, but he gave leap into the
water just as wave was returning from shore,
and was thus carried out into the lake Aplin
was fortunate enough to leap just in time to be
earned forward by wave, to which eircum-
stance he probably owes his life. Mr.. Stewart
returned home yesterday, the others viii come
in to day.
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N III sn1nMoNsnN

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
seps thu lrssi OF the approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES- AIhis glasses whether fur Hear OF far
ighted, ground under his inspection BY machine
yof construction with the r-eaiest care as TO
suit the eyes al cases caring Wsakrsss, D=sess Or
IfzusOA Of tie Eges and imparting Strength ior ous
reading OF fine sewing.
y n. H. soloa0asoa would here inform the public
shat he employs any in the sale Of lenses
q Also. splondd assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCoPEs, COsiPASSES. &C, kept On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, rs perfect as natural
TomceS IS Superior street under the American Hotel
Frrrp1
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Oswrea- Oct 8

The wind IS unabated with heavy sea still roll
ing. Several vessels arrived last night and to day
more or less damaged and fears are entertained for
the safety OF those out the 0sprage lies on the in
side Ofthe piers a total wreck The Mate, and
Captains wife and child were washed overheard,
and are not yet recovered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

BRYANT, FoLsoS d STATIONS EVENING
SESSIONS commence first of the week Special
Lectures; organized Writing Glasses on the
Speneerian and Chirhythmographic Systems
Evening Students in Accounts. dc. will be the
order Of exercises. I,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

CHAPIS's HALL-Mr. ToOhey speaks in the
morning on Innovation its necessity and
rights" In the evening the subject will be
Amusement its relations to Health and Re-
hgion" Lectures free.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

EE RuFFIN's Fsll stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. ItembTaees the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold At lower
prices than ever. all work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sep7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

ARREsTs.-MOses Althenhouse and James
Hutchinson, were last night arrested for peti.
larceny, the frst baving stolen pair of boots
from o-e of Stevens omnibusses. and the latter
$ coat from Edward Turton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

y Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition a the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm pol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
F"TO SMOKERS & CHEWERsS

No sloul llasIs % the scl-Iy q Iadles viii
MS Tech oseolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth AFTER smoking or chewing, -FON
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most esctua deRtrifces in use. Il whens the teeth
strengthens the guns AID imparis breath 50 often
oHsnsive, a agreeable fragrance.
POR sHAYING.-Its Tic lather psneTates and softens
the bezrl prevents irritation. and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. c. FoNTAINE Co. 3s Broad
way. and No. c AsiOr House New York Sold BY Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. Q, Is5s.
NEW ADVERTISENENTS

Aquarium for Sale-At Det0n's Intelligence Once.
Hover Msrti0-DiSsOlufi0n Of Co-part-ership.
DtiOu-Girls for Hire-S500 TO Loan.
L Benedict i Sons-L1dias' and Chil5reB-s FB,.
R R. Herrick-PropOSals to Erect School Houss
Whse er wIlsua's Sewing Machines.
Z I. Baldwin 4 Co.-Yarns-Plaids ke
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

The n. Y. State Fair closed to day The re-
ceipts of the last two days have fallen of on &C.
count of the weather. Aggregate receipts are a
little under $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.

RoLLoWAF'S PILLS quickly remove obuoEious mat
ter the blood and hOrOuEhy cleanse aad ren0vats
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of The Stomleh and Blwes sold the manufsciories
No 50 Maiien Lane, New York. and No 2I Strand Lon
don and BY all Druggists Il cts sz5S cts and slO per
boz seag- pao
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15 For City News, see first page
page. -
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO The LADIES or TIE UNITED STATES;
1t has been nv god fortune restore 70 health many
tho1saods Of my c0uairy-women-
BIy has excited the malice Of the euvi0us and
1saou; but tkeT psrsecuns have served 0ay extend
and esa5 al repuialoa Showers Of grateful osrugs
have fallen hvay. the sufferers whom
hzve relierod. So iong ted in Hasctiouate ard
thankful rsmenbraaeo By those Who have eKerenced
skill IcEn sJrd lsspss lhs Efforts Of msehiefuakers
nd slandeTsrs.
Ny ieads have repeatedly urged place my medi-
sEs for Prodalag within the reach Of he
La1iss u the unsi staes bat n1ispOsi0a enter
held 50 1aped b. qlacks pernici1us
ahi fsv hlI uaprilsp 81 couaiereiieTs might palm upon
ths Puac th-iE worthless atious hsss hther pre-
vented from sbshas agencies Tor the sale of my
"AMlE DE FEMME. IN the United states.
Af!asI yield the eareates Of patients and friends
ard oeT 10 tie suaeTizg Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat fa0us throushCu. the
Old World.
In regard TO the efficacy Of the -AAIIE De FEMME"
need onlv say that LIQUID form, aud sTsolg such
have used ny practice in Frano years and
shat IL has failed TO satisfactory r,sult
The annie de Femme aud situation stand IN the
lAtion Of Gauss and eject Is alike powerful giuste
3eahy menstrual a1w where has existed ard to
where La been from sny Suppressed
In orleto guard agsHsi imposition the wrapper Of direc
each bottle Ct the "A lie de Femme i bear my
written signature ard both the bottle and enclosing box
vii be sealed with nv private sssl.
Priss. 500 package. .
Pans, January Iss1.
Fer sale whOles,ls sna Bsisil, by WILLIAM FIsKE.
Annie De Femme a. the ProPretor's pnees.
lOdk-lvs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

The u S. surveying Steamer Fireny, which was
reported to have been lost, is safe at Beaufort
q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

The Ocean did not sail for Detroit last night,
owing to the rough weather.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
NEW YoRk, o.

NEW Okk, Oct- ..
The L. ). steamer Harriet Lane, of the Para.
quay Expedition sailed this P. NJ for st. Thomas
where she will proceed TO Buenos Ayres.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
YESTERDAYAFTERNoONS REPORT
VESSEL wRECKED.--LIvRs LOST.
n. O

During severe gale on the lake last night the
schooner Osprey, Of Buffalo from Racine, was
wrecked. The Captains wife and child and mate
were drowned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheesemau, Nj. ID 9,
NEW YORK CITY
The continuation ingredients these Pills are the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild in
heir operation and correcting all Irregularities
Painful MensruaiOns, al obslrrcton whether
cold Otherwise headache paia the SIDE palpiia
the heart whites all Affections hy stercE
fatigue. pain he back and limbs Se-, dstuhed sleep
which HIiso from Interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invauahle as they viii bring 90
the moHihly pen with regularity Ladies phohave been
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NOTICE.
There oOdifi0a Of fs female systen uAieh fhe
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TssHif MISCARRIAGE. SHeh ia irresstGbs tendency
a The Hsdieias he SERIAL functions 70
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Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in
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SOLD BY ONE DEUGGIsT IN EvERY Town N THE
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IL EkOA al Eh0lss1lc orders ssgzld b. 1azrlssuS
seus SoId IN Cleveland hv WNT FISK