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as channel Of supply for the troops operating
against the Indians engaged in this revolt.
oddly enough, the Hudson Bay Company
and the missionaries have been allowed to keep
up their establishments among the hostilcs just
As before the war; and the country is full Of a
class Of neutrals which any one ought to sec is
mischicvous in the extreme, tending as it plainly
must to bind these Indians to the gravity Of
their situation, and their unprovokcd hostility to
legitimate authority, and place it in their minds
on the same footing with their petty broils with
neighboring tribes.
Moreover, these establishments, il not sup.
plying powder directly, sell other supplies to
these Indians quite as necessary to them as
ammunition, and which, il deprived Of now,
would soon bring them to their senses, and a
lasting recognition Of their subordinate relation
to our people and authorities. Hence all these
establishments should bc closed and all their
employees of every sort, and all ncutrals Of
white or half blood, ordered at encc out Of tn.
country. Let these Indians thus be made to
understand the true character Of their con-
duct and that there can be no neutrals of the
white race, be they missionaries, priests, or HuL
son Bay employees, they will come quickly to
comprehend our mastery, and there will be an
end to their futile but costly outbreaks"
These extracts are singuarly explicit and clear
in the information which they give in regard to
tie country, and they seem to us sound
and comprehensive in regard to the plan Of
campaign. If there be purpose on the part Of
the officers in command to Withdraw the troops
into winter quarters, the arrival of Gen Harney
will be opportune, for VIC arc assured Of his
determination to prosecute vigorous winter
campaign, shown by the writer of this letter not
only to be practicable, but indispensable to a
prompt and Elective suhjugation Of the In.
dans. We arc also glad to learn that in this
Gen. llarney Will have the cooperation of the
young officers Of energy and ability of the ser.
vice in that region.
The general subject Of the treatment Of the
Indians is brought by these notices from Wash.
ington Territory, and, from what We published a
few days ago from Santa Fe, prominently
before the government We have taken pre-.
vious occasion to refer to the policy which has
heretofore involved us in so many difficulties
with the tribes; and as our settlements are
pressing into the interior and promise, at an
early day, its entire occupation, it is tine that
we should adopt such rules of action as arc de.
mandcd alike by necessity and the welfare of the
Savages themselves A winter campaign under
Gen. llarncy and the gallant officers in his com.
mand will do up the work of suIjugation; and
then the government should see 10 it, that its
measures do not disturb the peace7rhich its mil.
i:ary force has conqucrcd.-- Washington UUion,
Oct. l9.
, 1858-12-10
MRDlcAL NOTICE.
MArrnEw =. pIp.nNs,

=
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND IocrLIsr,
once next door 20 PacIdc- HOUSE, MaIn street,
Olympia.
DR. n. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
the gltEzps Of Washington Territory and NaBeOavtris
ill n Tic liberal patronage which he Las received during
the past ave years Dr. Burns uls rs his services to an who
affected with crnlc disease Of The tretira and Bladder. AMI
for tina; formidable dsse fAre uf the aud chronic
diseases Of I Ear Ne sNabe eOnsuls yuts every
Friday In s Office: cnye hours nom to 12M prrsuns
shifting hm run adtAner VII b sahAfay at,sndd tO4
Charges moderate - --... .-..-s
a..aHH Hetait' lsrssd a %
Thorr5 Compound xfrei eopllba and Sarsaparl.A for
the Of Gleets GonnTrL Oss suctures and Whites.
Rssy's Compound Extract uf Bneu. for diseases Of the
CruTy organs such SAnsIry, Gravel 5icei, LayOrrlo
inflammation Of the Kidneys, sc.
Dr. W. r. BuTns's solid Extra Of OpNa, Cahbg aud SaT
saparil. which, needs recommendation 1t u favprabN
known Ia Washington TerSFy Zoe the lHstsN years. and Is
warranted 70 the worst gaAss IN tao 10 Ave dys
Dr. Bnrnss Remedy for old standing diseases of the bones
aud liberation ~ the hroa caused Wy Impurities o. the blood
certain retdy and The bc; known to the Faculty
Os M~d'cnein EuroPs and tie Untcd States. RAJ
, 1858-12-10
WistcIilnsons.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
STTyy iTIDu NJ 2,

~ TIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING FITTED ~
III, up aud opcred the ab3ve establishment :I
desires to call the attention Of the travelling public on
Puget Sonnd thereto, and solicit their patronage.
The hcase is kept on the Restaurant Pacipei Meals
can behad at all hours Of the DAY and night at mcdera;
rates, aud always comprising The v,y best the maikt
affords.
In connection with the T. ting department, private
apartments have ben fitted " expressly for Lodgings
where the weary traveller ear1o, only refresh the inner
man, but refresh the body ia clean iun and comfortable
quarters. Parties trave'iLg Oh the Sourd aud arriving
after boars need oily kuo, to he I'd Litled. -
The subscriber bOprs by STRAIT attention 10 business
TO merit share Of public patronage.
2irf JANEC y SAUNDERS
, 1858-12-10
Patent Medicines.
I'd KHACH

HAS JUsT RECEIVED, PER STEAMER NORTIIETSEI.
/ we'll selected stock Of PATENT MEDICISEs which he
intends TO keep Constantly hand adding yagees 10
his de demand requires Il. r q :. :. I
L liz. .iI.r H.
, 1858-12-10
Shing1e Machine
LONDON cLrB,HoUsE GlN. 8

To the Public. h..l. -.
TIIIs celebrated prcendns holhAs Is,
Il VIZ; pare and unAdderatgd aEklr. Ann AaIrihg no
atihal gTitS vi what u N nut, - VI Il ivAl I'm
ittOS doaiter eight yearsO pH0ic HppFoval sod
ex eusiVe sales iu the cities Of New York Pnladelpha,
Bst0n and the Western cities, has Leen pronounce ed By
thbpnlhc, Aswi ~ " ihr tef medlcaf andNeentlue
Authorities throughOutthe Uuted Saips Snd Can4da
70 be superior MI only o. besCaga II penatalusP, d
any other article roi eting agpinst H. lat u uueqhnilgd
is mtdCi al efficiency In all ci1ss,s Of GUnl laila
70 persons travelling IN ihese days " rapid transit o
tb secrnssinR the lsthmus aud Who cotsia ycanR
ing their water rs well their eimste are drink
Dg. ind ed ID kinds VI water 10 every twenty luI
hours and each danght Containing SINE property actin
in chemical aGthgonisms 70 The preceding nne. thereby
clsng an unnatural degree ofexteeat to the stomach
tsractng agent. Fn m the fart that tis article pre-
pared expressly IN such rxigehces, and ~ act
sc know Il will Att aS anid'te, confidently pre-
scribe Il tie very b'st article 10 the country Th
lame Of Aromatic schedam Ssbuapps has never beeu
attached 10 any way to this aFtice. n Q -.an g
The London club-H0use Gin y
Requires none Of the usual caution to the puNlic" +
6s oi cuunteTel,ers bring, like oil other Il nnin
articles, beyond the base aJt Of c0nnterE itnR.
The LOud0a Club-IIOuse Cha sr
Is an Auid1e " The hIndt Hdterhthn 10 which every
thing alcoholic Is suL1ittedte nONiUIs posOns made
up and suli rs AROMATIC ScHEIDAN ScnSIPPs, &e.f
-. The London CIub-IIOuSe Gin. l06.
Requires no word u advice.9 no .caiah - the pub
lie" 1h0se Who drink ID hnd security In It's virtue
vile imitiOnS, even under advice I; while th0sf who
caution the public against ctrnferietcn have Them
selves ecn cautioned by the pubic V beware u any but
rnZ LONDON CLvB HHrsE CIs
WILLIAM II. DAY, Is
....-s.. d.. .-4-I sUle lmpottr New iurk.
, 1858-12-10
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NorlCE.-Tle unexamlled success Il the LoNpoS
Gus Houss Cry hiss inducrd host Of i'm IA OFs, rhi
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Purchasers will please notice the sie Of the sigma
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50 contend At all events, no one has SO acted here
toiore, nor will hereafter
But the Enquirer in the ardor Of its new born zeal
for Southern rights and in the intensity Of its affected
hatred of Abolitonism, 'execrstcs the avowa" made
by us that we may be under the necessity ''or
supporting for the Presidency some man who has
been as unsound on the slavery question Mr..
ietcher has been" And yet the Enquirer has
made an avowal that is worse, and that deserves
still greater exccration. That is it has avowed its
purpose TO support Mr.. Lecher for Governor in the
event of his nomination; while, in the same breath,
1t charges Abolionsm upon John Minor Bolts, and
says-"we cannot now lay our hand upon any sen
tment that Mr. Bolts ever uttered that is not para
leled by Mr. Letchcr in 1s47. II Mr. Letcher IN
1909 is sound enough for the Virginia Democracy,
what objection, on the score OF slavery, can they
urge sganst John Minor Bolts in ls60r" Exactly.
Why may we not as well support Mr. Bolts for the
Presidency, as for you TO support Mr. Letcher for
GOVERNOR The record Of Mr. Bolts you tell us,
"on The score Of siarery" is as good as Mr. Letcher
Very well. Will you not be as much "the unscrupu.
lous apologist Of Aboltionism" in supporting Mr.
Letcher as We would be in supporting Mr.. Bolts ?
We maintain that you would be much more
So Mr.. Bolts has never uttered sentiment AGAINST
slavery in the whole course Of his life SO far as We
are aware. And even his views OF the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, for Which he was so roundly
and unjus,ly denounced at the time both by our.
selves and by Democrats, have l'aAp -sgnIcated by
snhsso"-.. -...i.s .ni right We refer par
hcuary to his opinions Of the effect OF the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise.
We would suggest to the Enquirer, in conclusion,
that 10 the opinion of its party almost universal,
y at the South, it has been during thelast year and
this, the most inscriptions apOogist OF Abolition
ism" in the land. That is it was the apologist of
Walkers policy in Kansas and it was the apologist
oil those who opposed the Lecompton policy of the
Administration aud the Southern Democracy. 1t is
still the aPolosist of Senator Douglas in face of his
avowai oil the squatter-sovereignty theory, which
Democrats say is more odious than the wilmot Pro-
viso. WewOuld remind it then, of the old adage-
"those who live in glass houses should not throw
stones
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"HESRr 8 Morr. E.q"
What - Democracy

This question is thus srswered BY the Kporvae Wing
ITO be Democrat, 10 whom their IL no guile, man
ut s'ear allegiance to The fariy II the psrty hold
pa'''s creed IN esch STATE Of the Uuon every member
thereof :. required TO sv6r that hre I, no ineou,ien.
~ W 'h'ti To be National aus, iofov every De.
mocra' 10 the nation, irrespective Of his prncpsi And
TO De efonai u TO oppose snyhne ssd or proposed by
the AdninstrstOn No Is to be- prescribed because
be my reject any s the articles Of faith in
the Democratic credi While any Interpreted given
70 auy Ill e articles Of the D,mocaCc creed by any
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GREAT CALAMITY "A fearful calamity has occurred at
the Surrey Music Hail. Eneland-an immense building
capable Of holding 1000 persous-where a variety oi
amasemen's carried The place was much crowd
ed, when some villain ia the gallery fred pistol evident
ly With a view Of creating alarm.
The proprietor instantly appeared upon the stage aud
succeeded for time ia pssuadng the people 10 keep
their seats but in few minutes three four men sim
taneouy ia the gallery and cried cut 1.-THE place j.
on Ere, upon which there ensued a eaIiol sceue.
The audience, principally young persons franiically
rushed Tor outlets and many jumped over the gallery
front into the pit In the struggle six persons were
crushed TO death seyenh removed TO the infrma-
~ in dying state, aud many others were seriously TO-.
jured. This disastrous affair most clearly IRON
eotspracy as there we're not the slightest signs Of any
IRE IN the place.
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TREASURY REGULATIoNs-PAYMESr OF BILLS
i OF EXCHANGE

TRxAsuRr DEPARTMENT. Aug. 10, 1883.
siR have 10 call your attention to the ing r,eu
anon., viz Bills Of exchange drawn by United States
consus are occasionally presented ths department Tor
payment By holders whose rights derived from endorse
ments not made BY parties to whom such bills have been
duly made payable but by other persons clming Get
Tor such parties by proeuraion without producing The
power OF attorney other authority Tor the Of
property In such bill Of exchange lawful owner
The accounting officers, Who bound that per
sou receives money IRON the treasury but by Lawful title
cannot recognize such endoement unless compe,en,
proof OF their snceney, which, In the absence the pow
&c OF attorney, may be made by bond OF Indemnity 10
sufficient surciies.
am, very resp'y HOWELL COBB.
wN. MEpILr, Esq,
hrsi Gompfr Of Treasury.
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Their Idea Of a Government.

contemporary says that "the Democratic idea Of
Government Is machine to swinde the People with
aud as such they use IL vigorously" True enough But
for the luxury OF swindug the people aud pocketng
their money, the bogus Democratic politicians would have
no thought for the Government An intense
y selfish and INSCRIPTIONS set thes patriotism is made
up solely OF devotion to themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-30

man, North or South is perfectly egtmatel Aoa "sl
who remain In the organization Of the Democratic party
no matter where born, What color Of what faith, iron
uh't National State, county organization, Simon
Pure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-30

BLo,DY DUEL SELE MENPHrs "A let r. from Memphis
Tenn TO The Lane sler, Pa Examiner says that duel
vas recently fought that city 10y Mr.. Water Of
Virginia, nd Dr. y. Maggie. formerly Of Peunsyvsuia
They hfed two rounds With Derruger pistol both being
wounded at each fe They then by agreement Iesor ted
TO revolver. aud continued the fight NJ Waters vas
rdded at each shot, and 1t Is said died Sunday night
Dr. Nagle vas 20 bsdly wounded that his recovery IL
thought impC ssibls.
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Q H RI. ES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
LONDOA lin IhPORTEn


uNHb GIN distilled nom sound B.r,.y under IN.
sarVshianos Of ths British kxes dseatsIy aaSorod
With unstare Of The Italian Juniper Berry, and some Of tAe most
valuable rsoratves Of the Vegetables Kingdom In IN.
opinion OF the most eminent medical men, Purest and safes.
stInHlani or diurstio In use
@-aA~a----
from other Gin, and devoid hars aerd taste which
renders the article known Holland Gin eshnApps
able.
Though not Intended medicine recommended by phyu
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DRnPsY, GRAVEL ootIc CHOLERA TnvKR AabR sfRIo-
TURF DISEASES OF the URINARY Me KIpNrYs ana,
me poNkh FtRSous Debility, &c vhis the san.
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pr valentine Mott Of H. the highest medical Auorty pro-
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SEASON FOR CONTEMPLATION.

No thoughtful mind contemplate reflect on these
words OF Truth and soberness, 1.-THE is ended"
without feeing. nj sab,.ss NaJa,;ons ,noo xa,a of
,nch ;r,ro, On ~. ,,, a.. -. ~ 80, -
u'" import WI" sur inc aeeP springs " emouon' ~n'eh
"a, oenea,h the surface OF the m'nas ordinary themes
III =, =, - -, ,.-,,- -, - 81 an -
oe,r,, f.c,Dr. Of .o,ro,
The beautiful flowers that blossomed every where over
hill dale upon the mOuntau side aud in the deep vale
SansnI 80. n, Si., ~,
- - - 49, I, %'e ."s ~ ,.;S s., -,
e.n,in, -, ,he - 80 $50, -. .c,sshi.' -
col ;,h ,h.; ,;f snS ,nn",r, -. - ar 80
her son,hsrn hoss ~, lad, o,h.r niIc,ns .nJ 40
,er sou'ae,n noier, 70 Gauueh o.aef P"s'ms anu SO
BURNERS OF TINS uee'ne ehange'u me- a. tney nave the
mnAolahE o more northetn Chnnes curing tncH stay.
The days whose twilight fingered long leaving but
s. spaoe oe,meen '.en anu I"e car" us"n " lev
usy, nave greatly shortened All tnese ana many NOR
dpsii,Atisa Inia, sAaAad avay never NOR, 10
r'.SN, 9,
III .un Is .nese N eot ven serse 10 nn our minus
sadness were not Tor .he delights OF the present
highest and nu,os, 6a.rr,s -, ~ a.. ,hcs ,h., a.,
tnged with IN. meapehoY .lem.a, Hence IN. love Tor
music that is set 20 the minor Kew So ,hs Ia t,u,h NO,
lees than sentiment in the words Of on, Of Natures
o tho has supv of .n,r.,n A. "a a ~ - Ia,
Though summer days and flowers and bird. have
GUS os,oi Of 'h upon 70 some ,.e most Joy
tetb m his sr,no, ,h.r' ho ,h, ,,,,,a,s !, - -
com.s ,chIv It, .i,h ins.ian Yn autumn
the products OF human labor skill
city Not ooly the annette. n, g..
-. - ,PfN. aPf.sas, "! oe'HB a"PN
Is also aoundanty
furnished. How changed the sky-nos blue. cool aud
GOLDEN
~, -.
And Llsr, .e,sh, 10 equal scale. iSr yesG; '''
OF partinr snmmss serrne, hI sA1sehoe 'noSk
with sOldeG light enl,vened vide invests
nc nrpy uerd. Auempered tuns arise,
pIrssnS s,ime IN h on SrOash lucid eloud'
ErteL sivr harvr.,s haus de beavy Ssaa -'
The spmms, ,raan nj ,ha L., 49,, -, -. =,
ac.,c, L. cb,pg.5 tho,ob ~, 80 ,h.', t' :: y
-. q ,su "e'e suu 'ue'e may % seen the
hSeu ieh Tue lbuicaion OF premature decay WAX out
into the fields aud listen iurnlu sbrnps of the
ipsact xorid whoaa .l.i.,;.a -. a. ~ :.
$1,000 ""O0S P'A'"e''e Souuds teh Us oi ueParHu
Jays
Yes, u Is sweeuy sad
To wander II r open fields and hear
Even a, this hour the nooudAy hardly passed,
Iob"aT shsre h,sIv i b, ,TSns n,sn NJ h,
lonely bee, long rowing here and there
IS hrd single nowe but all ia vain;
In .tinS $500 II ILL.,. aIl N,h = ieuasI nun,
As to bid the deLis a Ia.t adieu;
To hear within the woodlands sunny side.
I Laf Ia OF muse IS not = We psrhaps
Prom SONG tall b.cch f,st f,I ng ,bra,rh ~ -
A autumn advance. The .e.n. ch.,.as g.. az, ,
gorgeoo. hines viIl eve,v .hsre ,ncsi ,ho 90 =, 80 ~,
grim a. he views the lspdscsnc. sns xs 20, !, ii, -.
said: ~ WV " "
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Nov York the ssh Sept John con Of John J.
baford this Ms psos IRON Oe,rn.ry
church mi, hudayl evening. oclock n4rnds q
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90 M M E DIAL.
MONETARY AND oonnIloIAL.


oyyus 90 wnie. septsneer 70 res
The Lynehburg vireinau has the following gratifying
saseuso, Of the hs.nes Tenn Railroad
From euar staten nt as, rnhsd pre-
.sa s.he q Me nereasd essness and ressps
NE virginia and Tenn RAiroad esulns partial co.pi.-
Of throash Of p,v
routheAsi and Notthv, "A I'M 80. ~,
Of
each from travel N.
With the ing Of tbs prs,.nt ,,.T
Amt received freight
In July T.,...."...tisisso
Amt received pas.sa.
gers IN JAY W.. fesasbt
tslCesOS
Amt received freight
In August or......... eat ss0o7
And received on p.s.sn. -u,.,
Esrs In August ST.. IS r4i
Amt received freight
In JAY oS .......... Sia leatr
Amt. received n passen.
gers In July 49,. 30 allSl
Ant received freight
In August IS -. tsi M a.
Amt received o n pssssn.
gers In August IS. .... ssoor
sn.ssLS siasssei
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u u A v ID ON

~ ~ 4 DON.
FoT sale By
A,hORRIg,
.. 81 Man H,,s.l
AlhkHEsfIA, or Ne Heart's LonTng b. Ann af %
- bftnd1n Hundred Ysars ago Tss of ~ l,.,ts.
Ooloulesi - otmond TiGany alo0
ant Ire.er ED Apors % ths DATED Stats ava p,u. -
vines o. horh Amerioa ~ Heary william sTbert s AZ III
yenn ns 800 heEn Of Christ by David y. Lord sias
chndrsn Translated from Ne 0efmtn vs. cts '' w
ne hasmsn ~ 0sptsln Eahey 70 cts. ,.9o
- wEET HAVANA ORANgRs.--io bbi, s-,., Ma.
- vans Oranges, Tor sale by ''"s'
20 JUAN P1ZZtsT,
No i99 Main street
u II cotton Hosiery $500 ~ oh"u'shf
adles, black cashnere and iambsvool Hos
ladies' black ard white snt a.
tents msrno and iannb's. wool aocts
Ohhfehf taney cotton Sostt and Stockings, - AZ
just received, Tor fals b.
IA OHiLks 4 oBKElRY,
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- COUNTRY PHYHIUuaNs
NM VI hnd large and choee 81 psrfsetlg 6..h .,a -
ar hsDINiNne selected expressly Tor dou5tyv pb,,i
elns ..uy SOD Hsniaon Ohsmesf ana
on eur osn manufacture, made Strictly tn secorsso
10 ~ United states Pharmacorsa, Of foil msIesi sissv ~
~, - - Ne suessrhsrt IN eHentve pfssrp-
on 800 Physant business and Tor Which VIggips
,ias assd,d The Hru Premium II ne Rsis al q go -
hLNtk MEDAL Al Ne Pair ~ 1851 ~ 1913 '' ~
he snolceH PsTfumuy from ne essbyalsd Lrsrisss
a.. ~, Itsh fernmersi Toilet soaps Ootmetes Esnsy
eo Hashe Oomh ~ III kinds, Hurrran go
~ Aao@ent OF ~ other Articles IN NE line for al al
so a. "a s. 80 seN DTsg eofs,
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n NHNBHs APPEuSON
- prpcvt, +, ,r,, . seii our HorIs Tonic
,nrr.os, Sell our Horse Tonic
wARIEG A PEARcE 0'' "'''s Ion'o'
y,s,,v, . ,, scu our Hor,s Tonis
t,,,, ~ . ,c,,,,,. zen our Horss Tonic.
p. JOHNSTON o. nov" Tonic
vy,ny.,,yx. Ssn our H,u Tonic.
~ ,y,y,,o,, Bell our Horsc Tonic
o,erov ssl'curHorse Tonic
-uo,,,. seli cor Horss Tonic
w,,.,, Bells orr Horss Tonic
sFELLTgas, on chureh Mn ioD'''
s-iIs our Harss Toale
flacE ngue ne horrible disease
9t' ta VI e aruct.r N much valuable ssct 10 prersn.
W euiea - ouf hofse I11c" rou F0if everyufers
h"' pU A. NORTDy pom esor.