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UDOLPHO WOLFES
SCH III APP 81
Madicinal Drink of Eminentlu

CALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by himself
- exclusively, at his Factory at Schiedam, Holland
and well known during the last twelve years throughout
all the Atlantic and Western States
Il made the best Barley that be selected in
Europe with tho of aromatic Italian berry,
of Acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
tes It has Ing since acquired higher reputation.
both in Europe and America than any other dlurahe
beverage.
Analysed tits perfectly prre Liquor in its effects
mild and Wholesome tonic 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the temperance people,
heads of families, &c.
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism in distractions of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility, its
effects prompt decided and invariably reliable and
it is only remedy for these maades but in all
which they produced by drinking bad water which
is almost universally the cause of them, it acts
For Fever and Ague it is of the most eficacious
preventves that can be resorted to
Tie Ar0matic .Scheidam Schnapps,
consequently in great demand by persons travelling,
about settle in parts of the country especially
well as by many in every community, where ii ha>
become known account of its various other rene
dial properties.
In ali cases of Dropsical tendency it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage Of the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies when taken in proper quaint
es diet drink and especially at dinner it is found
by uniform experience to be eminently efcacious in the
Estimate when even the best of the usual
remedies have failed afford more than temporary re
ee In of Flatuency il is an immediate and m
liable specific and may he administered in diluted
and proporonae quantities. even to ung Infants, III
all those trox yisms ofgripng pain in the stomach and
bowels whcht they especially subject, as well as
the cholic of grown persons.
udcious adoption in connection with the principal
meals Or when of exhaustion dictates It's use
fails relieve the debility attendant upon pro
traccd chronic maades low temperament andeXlaust-
ed vital energy by whatever cause induced These are
facts which many of the most eminent medical men
be tn in England and tho United States have borne ties
tinony which corroboIated by the highest writ
ten authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles of dozer
my tho bottles, cork, and fac siine OF my
signature the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggsts and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon
UDoLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
No y Beaver street, New YORK
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Quick Cure aud Low Pflces at the ES-
tablished Office. Sixrh-street between
j and X streets.
TAR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
- patients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opport unity to remind them that he
consult on those difficult cases of NENEREAL which
have ba fled the skin Of soue Of the most celebrated
physicians of age. and upon which he has MEYER
FIIED TO PERFORM 4 RADICAL CURE
DR. TOZ El'S reputation physician stands mn
equalled His exclusive aattcntion diseases of the
Gonto Urinar! Organs. for many years renders him
perfect master of Syphilitic diseasez.
DIR rOZER has, it is wel known, taken patients
from the very verge Ofthc ReS0rrd them Perfes
HeaIh He further states that lie deems it sufficient 10
attract the attention Of those WHO might need the
wees of physician in A I. CASE not particularly
those enumerated in the advertisement excepting they
would test my merits as practione and the result
OF my practice has been thus far satisfactory
tIents and myself. Nor do deem il necessary TO fill
columns Of ewspapc with fusome. empiric and
oenhastic advert >tm"rt protesting ability to heal
all diseases flesh is heir to- do thar | must be
athlcted with Ncncr al Chronic other diseases TO
understand from long expcTie nee am fully com not n
To trept them sticcrssfuIly
offer genuine orfraudulent certificates or puns
my superior quali.ic ons pr.rttcn ueitb,r dc,
assume the medical honoIs which am ent He'd hnt
merely ask those who are disc readthc different
alverscmc ns relating 20 ha cure private
and Jndge for themselves where To apply for relief
(ly rooms are 50 arranged tta be cd I,
pIvale at all hours or the day. from clock A; NJ
til3PM
Personsvv with Chronic pia aloch pvscn,erv Nor
vous Debility. Low Spirits Ias.irude weakness a.
the limb & back. lndispos LES of emory Ayers
i"nto ~oeiefy Love of Love of solitude Tim.dity
DizzlneSS headache. rain side Affection ofthe thr
eyes Pimples tho fae. sexual and ma other iptr
mites in Mrn &c, will it i-apor-ant 10 consult Dp
tHAS- H. ToZER las aaire Sixth 81 bot,ee, 7 =.
X Sacramento. "
c II TOZER, M, q
November < IAN
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the bones when his constitution is injured 50 a.
predispose to consumption other constitutiona dig
ease. the DR. guarantees asks compensation
In RHEUMATISM, chronic acute; in DYs ENTF.
RY, or DIARRHGA, he has safe and effestual rene
Gies For the treatment of the consequences Of oil
abuse such as nocturnal emissions nervousness timdI
ity headache pains in the back and limbs with general
weakness loss of appetite loss of memory injury the
sight, restlessness confusion of ideas, &C. For the
named maadies, the DR. will guarantee cure or
ask compensation.
III consultations by letter otherwise free All ara
invited tocal as it ay be much to their adv ntage
~ Office hours from A. NJ, to9PM NJ
san Francisco. Man Z, 1853
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DIR G. Ell ToGER.
The Great Eraaicator Of
SECRET DISEASES!
And Founder of the
HUNTERIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

WY TOTLD most respectfully inform those afflicted with
w Private Complaints, such Syphl 5, Gonor-
rhoea Nocturnal Emissions and all the puences of
Slf Abuse that he formerly Practical Physician of
Lock- Hospital in the City of London where there are
at ali times under medical treatment from fifteen hun
thousand and for the last four years of the
city of acramento Thousands can testify TO the many
radical perfect Effected and it is well known
that he is the only one in the state W he has mace
thorough and Perfect Cure after all the advertising
quacks have failed.
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How One Feels After taking it.

A FTER taking it general glow Of warmth Is felt
through the chest and body strength in the limbs
amental cearness cf ideas. memory, and eNhlaration
spirits few days the patient intS that unIveal
strength mentally and bodily has gradually assumed
part OF him that disease of every kind has left him
his blood courses through his veins thin rich and
pure his liver before torpid is active his ideas
clear lucid his hand and firm. he feels
pable ofany exercise Thus have Iseen many very low
from exposure from disease, debauchery excess, Ac.
rene we'd wonderfully by IT,
SOLD by every wholesale end retail Druggist in ali
forna. Price 50 two for So
70 UTION-Buy only Quart Bottles. See that
the Signature Of j. EBBER VI u. & Jor es is the
outside wrapper and blown in the glass. Buy other.
Nlycmher 5 lsas--tf
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snarnatorrhoea or local Weakness.

Spermatorrhoea or Local w eakness'
ATEtNOUS DEBILITY low irtS' IA ..tuL. Il
ness Of the limbs aud bach in.iispoSlti"r a. f-H
inability for labor aud study, dizziness OF api
loss IF memory aversion ct elv'y, love II s. Is
tinlitv self ,l:s.ru g. dizziness, hcaache, ln' ..'
IL rl,ar.[s ,,.- =, the sid. affection OF t'" evr u
ole. ,n the ia nal aad other ahrnltesin 10 1 At
cured without Ill bS tbc justly Gel b ateH "
is NV knovsn 10 other~ hence hi- -Nrcefs-
~ All consultations, by letter or other EE.
5Jro.s l. j. CZAPKAN. NJ. D..
san Fl a1cifco, Cal
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WHEELER g. WILSON,
NANUFACTURFR> OF
IMP. OVID SEWING II lAINES

Mana fGrfYrfd a. Uatfr.OarA Cam
e HESE MACHINES have been in successful opera
ton in the hands of manufacturer and families for
the pa; three years, and ia every have given
versa satisfaction. They arouow oIrrcdtp the public,
with hat Increased cpud in their erii- which the
nitrd t--tislany of their nIneroUs customer has
tteuCi Gni confirmed.
Th'.. nt,li1e- are rnIr,ly ir,ral; from any ,ther
Au rl aca}vantagn> ,fthis Machn over any o;hcr-
are a.. tr.. .vial.-
wit wife 4' o9 b. -frt ~" -Cr.ar. 'rr.
, IT,. .-,.t-r. w ID saic' the ernts- ...,
bic sfi,rl a.1 s.v he vasi.us kinds work -r,.
tn 5utsr t... PHI. 'NH arecst ri III
3 Il lr-iar.t s .Ece.' iu the ap iity with wlic'.
resA rai e.>.rat' 3. 90 haf re poet u mas lo opal
IGs if.i rltr,T qu.rrj t. pron.i th,nn- cuabn-
those Of thr .asi ,Acgfc constitution
without injury thei. heaitE.
II. c HAYDEN, Agent.
:n,a ci-
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attending and Resident Physician.
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D..
Late in the Hung arian Revolutionary War, hicf Ph!
ician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds Chief S"rgeo
10 the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary, and the late
J,ertu, er on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Commune ations strictly confidential
Consultations by letter OK otherwise free
Address DIR. L. j. CZAPKAT.
san Francisco, Cal.
TINO THE AFF LICTED-Dr. l.. J. CEapkay returns
| his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for
ho;r patronage and would take this Opporl unity to
-; tben that he continues to consult his Institute
en- cure of Chronic disease of the Lnngs Liver Kid
- digestive and genital organs. and all private dis
VIZ: Syphiitic ulcers, gono glret structures
,;ol weakness and all the horrid consequences OF
if ahuse and he hopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many years Will continue to ensure
him :, share of public patronage By the practice OF
~ years in Europe aud the United tates, and dur ng
tho innearian War and Campalgns, he is enabled to
- be most efficient and successful remedies against
liss.s of all kinds He uses no mercury-charges
moderate-treats his patients IN correct and honorable
rovhas references of unquestlonable veracity from
men ofknown responsibility and sandingn society
III narties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will
receive the best and gentes treatment. and implicit
secrcsy.
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ER L. J. CZAPKA AVS
Grand Medical and Surgi alIIrstitute

Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite Pach'
Mail Steamship ompany's Office, San Francesca 49,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854 FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE or ALL PRIH4TE AND CHR0NIC
OF QUiCKERY.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT to the SICK lis it not
IL Awful to Note the Haggard, Sallow. Cadaverous
Faces and Wasted Skeleton Forms we meet-ThS is
confined the old but the young. ahlebodled
and those in the prime of life, complain after being
here sometime of illness grow unnaturaly tat
suddenly others waste and grow thin; they cannot
oc aize describe their disease yet they
ally unwel mentally and physically some have pa ms
and weakness in the breast, limbs or body they feel
a OF muscular and mental energy. want OF AMI
nation and have fearful forebd dings for the futu C.
poor appetite nervous irrtability and seepessness
their skin is dry and occasionally flushed and heated
thin pallid and yellow.
Now Sudden Deaths, Lunacy and Universal Debilit!
is too too prevalent here and who wonders when
combined with the chm:te like this dry air lmrrr2
mated with electricity and gavau IN n" have many
who have passed through sickness. whose life l. IN
TEMPERATE and DEBAU CHED, or ha e seen others
who have been nearly Doctored to Death by quack me
dicincs by the advice of The Faculty" who have
impregnated them with mercury, calomel. &c.
For all such is DR.. Jacob Wcbber's lnvlgorat-
ing cordial Sanguier most especially adapted mas
much IS the above cases and symptoms did DR.. Web
inutely stuy in adapting his Cordial heir cure
1t envens the Torpid Liver elects all Bilious matter
the system, causes ~udaon. Free Perspiraton
$50 necessary health), ii pures and Enriches the
Blood, gives Strength to the limbs ard Body an Is
positively infallibe in all Nervous Diseases Trembling
or WAX sfulness.
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What Constitutes Health I?

Rich Pure Blood, Natural Perspration, Good Appe
tite for food Sleep Exercise and the Enjoy of Ma
ture with strength ofbody, Mind and Limhs,-Activi-
tv of the Liver and all other natural Functions such
state is felt by all, after using thsSea sickness and
Delirium Tremens It is preventative" and absolute
remedy for these Ii removes all longing or taste for
liquor Nany inebrates have found that after it has
renewed and strengthened them quoted their nerves.
it has caused aversion to spirits | have seen 1t cure
of ihe most frightfu where dcrium tremens
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UsN az!

4 Z sSNsB g4sa4!
Corner IF CommvciH and Pine-OH
Stand IF Abboh g. Eduards.
rs + received from San Francisco a larpe AMI so,s
- assortplcnfof " eS ana o"io
RNITURE,
ftreant and faShiCi abit sjstire ,f p,ro.. Co.
Iah.es Desks. Chairs Bedsteads padd; S, ,,,.a r.a
IN short, every hi ng in the lin, e' Niii0''
erson. purchasing a the sablishment will avoid the
tfcl, ,i ''oL' awaN attend the transportation o
mop attached - til, wareroorn ' W oiuer III ""
April } -
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L., r. FISHER -
Advertising in the Atlantic States:

Advertising in the Atlantic States.
IP F. has now completed his arrangements Tor lhe
rwardinq advertisements to all the
circulating Journals and Newspapers published IN the
Atlantic States :t J..
fine opportunity is here offered to those VINO WISH 10
the low est rates and prompt and satisfactory man
ner All so disposed invited to call on hlm and
leave their advertisements
Aug. 81. 1851
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NEW EsEFGTAUem SaIoON

1A7iIlneto7 e Patterson,
- piong and favorably known on Broad street havere
HieNe ca and "pcred the dnes Billiard Saloon to bs
III me m"untains in the Brick builine on the
rick building
hN hereby tendc vitatior allthc patrons
fiends to pay them frequen visits and they hereby
edge themselves to give good satisfaction formerly
ne saloon will be furnished with and magnificent
>iuard Tablesand every appendix &c cOInpIete
The Bar
hted up in the finest style and supplied with the
Nevada, January ls la57-tf suscs
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READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. C. II Tozer's Card to the Affected

Quick Cure AID Low Prices at the Esi
tablished Office, Sixrh-street between
] and L streets
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Remark able InstaL ee Of Medieal Relief

Below we publish the Certificates of two the suf
ferers from the pang of disease who, having recovered
their former health and impeed by gratitude; make
known their and remedial agent. and the state
ments are authenticated by Notary Public. The Ia
ma,ls of society inperiously demand their publicity
aud we commend their perusa the atcntion of all
aictcd
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THE BEST AND STRONGEST
L a GE r 3 EER r.
EInthe county 20 cents per gallon and bottle beer at
$500 per dozen delivered every morning free ofcba ge
To merchants who sel il the country liberal com
issiou srjl Gg sloy.ca
mDCpotl5 omuercial where zil orders will be
oaptly atterdafto.
pr h56-f 4 Francis Sholhorn, Prop
, 1859-10-28
,Ttnanriat anD@ &DntNttrft6l,


THrzapAr ErEstsa, Oct 81
Exchange continues close at 1a@1i, While
this is true the supply Of currency il increasing.
Bankers discount produce paper freely. aud =
disposition is apparent TO place all the funds
possible in the New York banks. An immense
amount Of produce has been going forward for
tue last two months. There is still large sut:,
plus to be snoyed, and unleaa We are deceived US
10 the amount Of our indebtedness. the tide
must turu before many months. Our merchants
hare purchased sparingly, and when once the
balance if found In our favor the West will AeaF
no more Of hard times for many years to
come. 50
Gold is scarce at IL The market generally
is close.
DAyx Pane IN ToRoxro.-The Telegraph In
forms us tha. the International Bunk ut Toronto
'Las suspended for few days." which means
that il has "gone UNDER permanently. lH'a
have frequently warned our readers that this
bank was "bogfs" and we presume there are
few Of its bills in circulation at the West Ger
taiuly if any. Of tho readers Of the PnEss 4sD
TRIBUNE hare the stuff it is not our fault
The Colonial, another bank Of the same stripe,
may also be regarded as down. The two dis
patches DO not agree, but it can scarcely stand
"&he pressure"
These facts should not affect the standing of
the Canada Banks generally. They hare been
managed with consummate financial skill aud
their nb]ity to meet all their engagements is un-
questioned Canadians are justly proud Of the
high position they hare achiered both in regard
to this country and Europe.
, 1859-10-28

New YONG, Oct. s1th.-The New York utr-
ald publishes series Of letters Of Col. Forbes.
the author Of The instruction books for guerilIa
warfare, found at Browns house, 10 various per-
s'ns. One letter gsses to p1nns Of Forbes mud
llrown for an insurrection. Forbes plan was
this:1 colored and white persons to organize
along The northern Stare frontier, Firgin,a and
Mar. land especially; series Of stampedes Of
slaFes, each one Of which opera ions would car
r. Of in one night and from the same place
once or twice Elontl,, and eventually once or
tWlce week. along non~contiguous paris Of the
line, If poss'b'- without ronlict; only resortiaS
/. 10 torce II attacked. Slave women accustomed
to tisld labor would he nearly as useful Us men.
Everything being in read ness 10 pass on tbe
ingttlves. they could be sent with such speed TO
Canada that pursuit would be hopeless. In
Canada preparations were to be made for their
instruction and employment
Auy disaster which might befall stampede
would at the utmost compromise those only
who might he engaged in that single one, there
fore NO we're not bonna in good faith to the Alb
oliticnists, Us We did not leopard ze that inter-
est. to consult mare than those engaged in this
very project. Against the chance Of loss by &C.
casiona! accidents, should be weighed the ad-
rautages Of scries nf successful runs. Slave
property would thus become untenable near the
frontier; that frontier would be pushed more
and moro south"ard; and it migbtTeasonably bc
[ApIhtCA AAAk kA9 EAE&LEAlEub ACi1 AIAAAi1QH
would impel the PRO Slareryites to commit many
stupid blunders.
The Missouri frontier being so far from tue
habit4b!e part Of Cannda, and the political par
ties, Aoti and I'roSlavcry, being ia that State
(Missouril so nearly balanced, suggested q pc
culiar notion in that quarter which would de-
pend. in great measure, on affairs in Kansas.
Brown had different scheme. lie proposed
with some twenty-five or fifty solorcd and
white men mixed, well armed and bringing L
quantity Of spare arms, to bent up slave quar-
ter in tirgiIta- To this it was objected that TO
preparatory notice having been giren to the
slaves. no notice could with prudence be given
them; the iavitation to rise might, unless they
were already in state Of agitation. meet with
no response, or only feeble one. To this he
replied that he was sure of a response; be CAL
culated that he could get, on the first night,
from two hundred to i've hundred. Hall, or
theseabouts Of this first lot he proposed to keep
with him, mounting one hundred or SO of them.
and make dash al the Harper's Ferry 1nanu-'
factory, destroying what lie could not carry of;
the other men, not of this party, were to be
subdirired into three, four or FIRE distinct par
ties. each under two or three Of the original
band, and would best up other s'are quarters,
whence more men could be sent 10 join him.
ALI these letters were written in 1856.
, 1859-10-28


Gasttte Of tbs ,4olnIug contains the following:
Messrs. T. 5. Dugan 4 Co. received to-day
the iirst new sugar and 1nolasses brought this
n,nrketthe present stasnfi: '1',t> sugai is far,
aod il offered ut TIC, and the 1no!assss ut 45c.
taxt year the hrstlot Of suFar 4Ea4 received on
the 12th q oetober, bfi1g abouttwo :wsekaeas-
lier tRIu fills season. - !: -
r., FaosPEcrs or Az SExronrIlzxAxp.-Thc y. II.
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Pries. 0urrtnt
writes under date Of Oct %; as follows:
We hare had active freight engagements af
wheat and -four to Liverpool aud Glasgow.
within few days, 10 the great relief Of the
trdde. who were Ia lear Of the large receipts Of
wheat now due from tile Erie canal break. essi.
mated By aome at 400, 900 10 500, 600 bushels, to
urrise here during the next ten days.
TheEenre Indications that we shall find It, ,dy
outlet tor NIL ouu surPaus swheat4ifd hour, this
fall: The English crop is not oyer an average,
ind is, doubtless, far short Of last gear; while
the receipts into England Of French wheat and
Hour will fall very much short, owing to def
clency in French harvest. IT,,
As the old French iding scaIeis again in force
by which low prices in France, prohibit the i'm
port Of foreign grain, we shall not probably ex:
port 10 France this fall, bnt as prices are no.
low enough to admit Of margin on her shipment
to England, we shall hare to mike up that def
ctehcy, 'for' England with IN average Hatvesf,
still requires to import yearly, forty million
bushels Of wheat. Hez importdunng thu. pses4
cnt year Of prolific barrest-say during the eight
months from lst.Ianuary to ast September,
already reaches twenty y-elght and half mil
Iona, -busheis. wheat. fn,c1uding. fiour,) Of
which France sent about oue.half
The average productions tof.wheat IN France
is stated to be $40 million bushels, and some in
tel1lGent writers think her efficient this year,
one third: on the other hand, her crops Of 1851
and 1855 were hott. very sbundant, and has .
true Of the British .haryests Of those years, and
the English turner's have large stocks left
oyer. =.
RECEIPTS AT T1DEwArER.-The receipts ot
tidewater Of Flour, Wheat. Cora and Barley,
for the third week in October, in 1855 and 1854,
, 1859-10-28

Tx4TkI1aaArn.l NEW Yoxk. Oct =, 1859.
FIorl-Marstt opened &c lerfer nd cloted dull md
hesvy sales - eco bna, - for su2erd.e stste $50
eiafor e1fa state iss $40 super western Is
for to medium extra dr. for Infs1iur
/, good shipping br1nds round hop Oho-he Xxi
closing dull and tending dcwnvani The market for Cans
dian i tlm: sales be.t ss<os % fos cnnnon 70
E.swWre. ,nsrt4t rr.1 t.s.S ~, - - -
$50 hu Z. q o 1ot fss Chscag spring past 10 s1re
Sis for wh ie CAiatan. Il tU flr white lndlsna
tye dull md ts1vy stsse naEey nosoaai At &4s7e for
Sale. iSoo ou at sscf,r mx.d Nere.r and Is Gil III
Norhe1n ant 1er.*y ytl9 oat! heavy II &c tuf eale
WnrkE-Hravy and tso' ping. ~ es - b1ls u Sc
eet; = T. T r. ~: s.a,s r for meg. @l1 fot
lowtr; a4es bbs II 4t - for country prime 1aaa
for Dc mess for rrtaekel mess and s1 or ain
do. Beef haus 10 mo eEale supply quhta tl316 fGr
usx wes:e1n. PINE Me-. 1se uoa!la. Gu Mest. etu;
of make aud posna At Sc r far Shoulters anu for
ias,ns neo. an!et AID saehaaseA L.d in noeiase re-
quest; salss Ct 80 70 4 @l'A Butter se!oe mod
eFteyai nH9fss -! 0ho and 1890 fos Ssate Cheese
Ia fat rqucs% At t}s4flokc.
* y ~; G. 3 Nc E ; Esas IL Il H.rsem ID Haa:
topcs q. uadson ID ssx ft b ads h, Nd e. EK