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what VIII the President MAX q
During his Term


"Occasional," who has been figuring out
during the last year the amount of condem.
nation that the President will reap duriln
his Administration, 10 now calculating his
pecuniary profit. lie writes:
The manner in which the President OF the
United States pays his expenses and manages
bis establishment would be an interesting in
quiry. When We compare the enormous
sums voted TO European monarchs with the
salary Of the Chief Magistrate OF the United
States, we are disposed to charge our coun-
try with parsimony; but there can be no
doubt that, whatever others may have done,
the present occupant of the Presidential
chair really makes money out Of his ofoe.--
MIR. Buchanan 10 singular man in his per.
sonal expenditures. He never had any taste
or appetite outside Of bis circle Of admirers
and friends. He has reduced, by the closest
calculation, the domestic management Of his
| establishment to q science. Frank Pierce
never thought OF saving money, but opened
bis heart and his house TO every one who
game to see him.
Willard Fillmore was gener GUS and genial
gentleman. Nor 10 MIR. Buchanan himself al
al indsposed to the pleasures Of social hfe;
wv having Ssuuluu suu NY sVUIicU VI VMSuiHE
ton society, and having seen Gen. Jackson
expanding more than his salary, be has re-
stricted himself within certain circle, and
will not 20 beyond. My impression is tina.
he will save ut the end Of his term, out OF
the one hundred thousand dollars appropri-
ated to the President by Congress, at least
sixty thousand dollars. almost the entire
economy OF the White House Is paid by the
! Government. The servants, the liqhiino.
the stabllng, the general police Of the e..
tabiishment, are PROVIDED for IN the appro.
priation bills. Inc music Of the ground,
- furnished free out Of the public Ired.
sury.
| What are Buchanan's expenses, on ID,
other hand2 lie gives private dinner
daily, If you please !; but he did 90 before b.
was elected k<Ssident. During the sitting,
OF Congress hegives . weekly dinner. q
which he invites, FIRST Of all, the Suprem,
Court OF the y. 3. then the diplomatic corr,
and afterwards the representatives. of thu
people Of both branches in detail, but al
this, under system OF close management
costs comparatively small snm, 90 tina
there is . good deal Of exaggerasion ~ L
the expenses OF the head OF the Nutiona
Government.
esT There is always some measure OF evi
in the end which . man 10 endeavoring to at
tain when he IL willing to Avsil himself o
disorderay means TO arrive as il.
i 0T-The attractiveness Of subject main
ly depends on the nature of the brain be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

O. There are fourteen Revolutionary
soldiers now living in Massachusetts whose
united ages amount to thirteen hundred and
forty-nine years.
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Fonr MAprsor. Sent. s. 1850

Foar MADISON, Sept. 5, 1859.
MEssRs. EniToRs You authorized to an
nounce me independent candidate for the
State Senate at the approaching election.
b. HU6EL.
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That the last politics act 81 Gen. Dodge,
the Democratic candidate fob Governor, %
United States Senator from the State OF Iowa
was to vote for tho infamous Kansas Nsbras-
kn bill, thereby repsaliAx the Missouri Com
promise, and opening to tho curse Of human
bondage territory which had bsen sonsecra-
ted to freedom. Al reward for this, he
now asks your vote TO elevate him TO thu po-
sition Of Chief Magistrate Of this free State.
Shall he have it'll Muscatine Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

DIsousrrNo.-A New York correspondent
Of the Savannah Republican, in late letter
thus refers. to the subject Of fashionable
weddings:
Despite the hot weather, there have been
several fashionable marriages this month,
the details OF which have been published in
some papers. Several ancient Crences have
married fresh young brides and nothing can
be more disgusting than the catalogues of The
wedding presents, and the description OF Ne
BRIDES trosseau as detailed by the Jinkinsss.
In some forms Of American life there 10 an
innate vulgarity which would Disgrace Fec
ice Islander and make . Hottentot blush.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

The master OF . magnificent ant
splendidly furnished mansion, should tax,
care that he be not the one thing little amid
everything else that 10 great.
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Republican Meeting
At SumlmftVflle.

SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 24th. Speech
es BY Col. CURTIS and FRANK SEMpLE
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THE PAsHA PAPERs

THE PANHA PAPERS:
In one handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
ruyHEY consist, in part. OF eighteen LISTERS sup
/ posed 10 have hsep written from New York by
Mohamma NnsAay Reaf Admiral u the Turkish
Navy. DARING his famous visit 70 this eountry in
the spffnr 81 1855. fourteen u the spis.Iss have
Dssn s'tseaslassdss for, ana Publishsd ~ the Nsw
York Evening Post, a1d HAZE not only been read
with much interest and pleasure by the subscribers
70 that Journal, but have been copied and highly
complimsntsd by the best nswspapsn and pefiOdi-
GALS In ~ s0untry.
No better proof Of the popular nsture OF the
letters soad b afforded thsn this instant adoption
BY the ablsst sondsctor OF tho press, who best
know what will crafty the readers Of current lit
eraturs ea
With the Letters, - pub ishsd In book form, ars
intesspersed large almbSr q replies, critical,
planatory, laudAtory, and obufgAtory, received I'm
{masiaaSionl " ~ "trAnslstor," from people In
different parts 81 tho United States and elsewhere,
Who are - havs rad the Letters which ap
pesred In tho RUt.
Both the letters and the replies are satirisAl full
Of hnmof that u broad enough to BE- popular, yet
tres from snY suspicion Of yulgarty, and relieved,
q III satirical hpmor should b, by vein Of phi-
losophy and continent. The lndicrous side Of so
DIAL, literary and political life In country u
considered In seriosomic way, and, IL believed,
With punkensy and skull rarely squalled In this
department AZ authorship.
Just received IL
OGDEN, BROWNELL ! CO.'S
CI1Y BOOK EroRx,
Aug27d No. 81 kAin-st-
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Many OF our old oitisens will remember
Gsa. Dodge's first political humbug in lows
wa1 the Gre. survey" of the Half Breed liz,
by which the line was 70 be moved down 30
for south that ii would take in but little
corner OF the county, hardly one'haif OF
jackson township. Upon bis ardent profes-
sions that he would secure tho passage OF
law thus limiting the Half-Brsed Trscs, and
throwing open the great body Of 1t to pre-
| smption By the Settlers" Dodge secured
his dfss election. as Delegate 70 Congross.
AT his second election he proclaimed to the
settlers that he had got the matter well
along, everything being ready just to giveit
: welding heat when he should return to
Washington. Again the settlers, deceived
by HE spscious hunbuggery, re. elected him,
only TO learn, some time after, that'he was
but laughing ut their cherished plans, and
had never struck lick in, their favsr. He
huubugged and deluded the settlers, and be-
trayed and Laughed ct them for years; and
thus did oil 10 his power TO keep up the tag
itAsion" and ruin the prospects Of hundreds
and thousands on the Half. Breed Tract in
Lee county.
Wssre reminded Of this precious page Of
Dodge's history, by 40 old settler now re-
siding in the western part Of the State, who
thinks that the old citizens OF Lee county,
wherever they may be scattered through
Io~s. will take great pains to remember
Dodge at tho coming election.
Financial Condition OF tho state.
The Locofoco slang whangsrs are telling
terrible lies over the State about the condi
ton Of our Stats affairs. Here IL plail
statement Of the matter over the signature o
| the incorruptible John w. Catsell, that give
the lie 30 all thsir false charges upon th
point:
| The assets OF the State and bal
/ snce due from counties on de-
linquent tax, Aug. IL, 1859, $33l, 017.9l
Balance in State Treasury, Aug.
4 Ill. 1859. 56.343. 1.
Total assets, 1887 ,36l.5t
| The liabilities are bonds issued
under act Of 1858, 200, 00O.Ot
Loans made OF the School Fund
Of the State 10 the aggregate. l22, 295.7,
| Outstanding Warrants, Ang' IL,
| 1889, 59,25O.l:
Total liabilities, $372, 500. 81
Excess Of resources over Ii
abilities, $l4, 1905. OF
The foregoing statement is correct, as ap
pears from the books and papers in this Of
fce this 18th day of August 1859.
j. w. CATTELL. Auditor Of Stste.
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,Iug DIS MaIsEs Valley WRsc lis Published
every Monday at this Office, La one Of the Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has y widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Des Nj oines Valley North
ern Missouri, and w estern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

OU0V0 OOO01 uOr ING 218O1o8s
MISS a. KING returns many thanks emN
lyl to the Ladies for their past patronage,
and hopes TO reeeivs 4 eansinaA ncs of the
same. She has retained with . large stock at
French Millinery Goods. Fail and Winter Hon
nets OF the iatest styles, Blond Lace, 6ue French
Embroidery, selected with taste; LAcc Vails, Kid
Gloves, 0anntlstta, Silk and Wooden Gloves, Hoop
Skrts, SKIRT Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Intaut Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select ed with taste, &c.
Ladies are invited % call. Store south side Of
Main-st., between II and 3D..
6ePtl7-d
"iet those now laugh who never laughed before
And those who always laughed nov laugh The more.
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$372,5e6.9I
Total liabilities,

Excess of resources over Ii
abilities, $l4, 805.00
The foregoing statement is correct, as APP
pears from the books and papers in this Of
fee this 18th day of August 1859.
j. w. CATrELL, Auditor Of Stste.
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h0000M House,
gTHos. RANDALL, Proprietoz.
1,HE wRLLKNOWN HOUSE FORMERLY
i known % the WEsr1RH uornL, has besn thor
ougAly repaired and paiatsd, md y now ready 70
accommodate the travelling publie with board and
lodging on the most reasonable terms The tab y
will be furnished With the best tho market affords.
6eptlt-d1n
NOTICE.
srIyHE members Of the IOWA STATE incur
i ANCE COMPANY are hereby notified that
thsre win be ! meeting 81 the members Of said
Company, ~ their ofnce In the city Of Keokuks on
the 18th day Of Octobsr next, 1t 2O'elock r. m. Of
said day.
Dusfnsss ct special importance VIII b presented
for the Acton Of the meeting; full Attendance ID
desired.
BY order Of the Beard Of Directors.
! h 3,s8s WM. y. TURNER, sec'y.
Sent Is, 185o.d&wt s8
ESXTRA Sugar -cursd and Pork house, for sale by
- KELLOGG bIRHE,
Augl3d No. So Aain-st.
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Money Can be Made!
MENT.
rIl0 all who desire good opportunity for making
/ safe iuvestmmt IN . paying article, their at
ten ton Is invited to the
GREAT AMERICAN CORN-SHELLER,
Nov on exhibition At scHRAMM 3 CO.'S Vine
gar Factory, corner Of FIFTH and EXCHANGE
street. where II will be for few days. The great
American Corn-Shsllsr" has taken the First Pre-
MUM at The lndians and lows State Rai1 Of Is -
over all competitors. g
=-es>.> ..A Cent; n.:h.: ..r- 81. .... -
k16f 36-d1w
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ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, coFN.-CAPrTAL $l,OOO,OOO.
CAsI susrLus, JuLr lsr, 1859, 1900 AS.
- Buiiings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low RATES other Companies Who pay their losses.
II. b. TEE-EYCk, Agent,
Once corner a and Nail sts., Ksokak, Iowa.
Sept. il, 80 dim
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An kxttDguIsh0r - she ssDl1e Dev
iIs,'s or Devlss - Any CoIsr.s
PROCLAm ATIONi

RROCLA MATIONt
LsOR the benefit Of all melancholy and sober
y sided dividnais--A PERfECT CONCEN IRA
TiON or MIRTil IA comic concoction from the
Of the age-throegh which the aged msy prevent
wrinkles and their juvsnility, and also The
Juvenile 10 oheaia the experience Of are. A Pc
cuiiariy portable volans-prsssa Ing . profitable
profus ION Of piskiDgs and pieassnties, In prose
and verse-properiy rehxed with the title Of
THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS;
Laughter for . Uterine.
And peculiarly prepared TO produce prolific psals Of
laughter The very qutntssssn6e& human
WT, WAooxaY AND WlkDon.
400 PAees III the most Airth-provoking literature
ever printed, and Is illustrated with
800 EnUravtngs
OF the mos. pangsatly funny sh.Tae.sr, drawn toss
Msnns.sey, Bsllsw, Phll, Quiz : Co.
who ksve been just ~ funny
- they dared
Also, m Extra Title Page, drawn expressly
for this work, BY r. O. g. barley, and
printed with . tint.
The curious compiler OF this connection cordially
coAeratuatss his con-citsens, together with thoss
oo-sxistiDg il The communitiss 81 Communipaw,
CsnAda, California, Canton, and countries cirpum-
adiaesnt II To oepial convivial, and conservatory
ccrsmoniss eonneatsd with the coming out Of the
above chesrfnl volume. OF the completeness u
this collection wo can give ~ slight conosit. OF
eoar As ass.i nh s1.:ss I. The hook .
the nation few years ago. Every msn, woman
and child win BE- glad to renew the hearty GUsvAw!
DIN, BRowNELL co.'s
City Book Store,
aug37d 81 Main st.
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HORRIBLE DkATH.-The Buffalo Republic
says that on Wednesday afternoon one of the
most horrible accidents, which we were called
upon to chronicle, happened at Gilbert's
Soap Factory, on Delaware street, near Ba-
ker. The name Of the victim Was Mr.. Hugh
Harley, very respectable man, foreman in
tho factory, having family consisting Of
wife and five children. During the after
noon one of the workmen in the factory,
when passing one Of the large watts in which
.lys was boiling, observed man family
struggling in tie bubbling liquid, and giving
tho alarm, the body, which was discovered to
be that Of Mr.. Hurley, was drawn out, his
flesh fairly boiled He opened his eyes -
be was laid down, gave one gasp and groan,
and instantly expired.
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CT There is always some measure OF evil
in the end which man 10 endesv oring to at
tain when he IL willing to Avsil himself Of
disorderay means to arrive At il.
GT The attractiveness Of subject main
ly depends on the nature of the brain be-
hind the eyes which look ct it. s
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HA Southern paper thinks it would be
hard to find anywhere 4mors lawyers, doc
tors, colonies, captains, majors and squires,
more legislation and laws less understood,
more migratory population, more half -ooo ked
biscuit, hard corn dodgers, less care for ex-
penses, moro regard for females, more go
ahesditivencss. moro bibles and more novels.
more religion and more devils, more clever
ness and more ltberality, more real indepen-
dence, wilder oxen, more politeness and more
gawkiness, more dangerous steamboats,, IN
safer banks, IN re pitching horses and awk
ward dancers, than in our beloved and hon.
ored United States.'
"a Speaking Of sundry curious instances
OF marriages. founded on remarkable dreams
and simultaneous presentiments, ON both
sides, the Providence Journal advises the
girls to give no heed TO dreams or present..
nents, but to ! stem to nothing but straight
forward proposals. from sensible young men.
This 10 excellent advice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-08
. IL Is discovered !! -AH
Suffer ~ lene or; 1t Is Z relief.
BY THE APPLICATION o.
Elu0u,s Good 0UsosOsr6tNse
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

You can be cured Of the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache 10 one minute, 70 the most painful At
tscks Of Rheumatism, nine cases ont OF ten, In less
than one hours time, vis.-uesd Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis Group
epinal Affections, Pain In the Baok Side, Gtns
In the Joints, Collie and Grasp Pains. Erysipslas In
sprains, Ohapped Handle, Frosted Sest and Ohll-
blains.
Il Ia not the Intention OF the UNDERMINED 10 assert
for this medicine that II will do impossible things
euro oil manner Of diseases for the old saying it,
medicine that Is good for every thing Is good for
nothing" It's true. We only claim 10 euro one
line Of diseases. and for the sbove.named oomplsnts
thie medicine II without IN equal.
The best proof You can have OF the merits of
ticle, In to see what 1t will do. Ny operations
Pains decidedly the most e6ectua, BY the sppli-
cation Of this wonderful medicine, Of any now In the
country This is admitted by eli Who have tried It.
would have the public understand that hsve
no humbug article TO diapose Of nor would be in the
business II the same was not truly and purely legti
Ny medicine 10 held, in all places where Il has
b~en used In the highest estecn ana It 10 my whole
aim 10 make 1t 40 among oil. The binding duty
which 10 forever and esernally fixed on mankind 10
to forward the GENERAL interests Of the human fsni
~. ,c aflic,ed have bern deceived ~ picbing up
circulars with fictitious testimonials them, and
have boen induced TO buy without seeking the proof.
have thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent 70 me frcm dinersnt parts Of the Union; but
prefer showing the value Of ny medicine, BY curtns,
free Of charge, oil those complaints, Whenever there
ID an opportunity 70 do -.
0 Mesrot discosas made to Dvsegt<s and
WAOtee0le Dealers.
SM YLA00. Proprietor.
n BARNES 90, General Agents, Davenport,
Iowa. Prevailing agent. J. "
WILLY. retail dealer, West 6eoond street, DaveG.
port, aud KEEP coostsatly on hand b. the following
Agents-TAylor + oallord, Davenport; ebb,
De witt; bellows, Asquoeets " DeIden, Ma
quosets VIM Burilsoo. Buckhorn; look 90.
fremont; Jas . RylaDd, Monmouth , 0reen. Wy
oming; 8 n Bronson, wyoming; Spsas 4 90. II
bell; 4etcslf, 0rahsm 4 o., Ansnosa; Simon
Strauss. Fsirviev; John ? Hoamsn, epSinsvilie;
Emmst Drubakev. Cedar Rapids; H Ristine 4 90,
Cedar Rapids: 6ehn @ baslst, IT Vernon; Arm.
Vile Z AcUsIlsnd Z o., MscbaaSosvtic; Geo
Dsgley, Upton Garter, Ansmosa.
oc9J dl.Wt1
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Srnn, ths srsvo--anA their work of mercy - -
completed. Try them. Thy ar ~an.nssa
Practical Chemists, Albany, u.
4cld At vholeseie and retail By oil DsuoU0O =
Davenport, and By neslers evesywnerg
?. r 4. n. L. y. pALAB1, ffeveulng AotA
auRnQ dav1ApoRelyr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-08
r CAgg,s Good S4nlarAt4m's
Immediate RclSs

w..n =, in vour Family. for Sickness
q unoo when you do not oxD0ot H.
VTVHlS q an uternsl and External h eo'esne. oo.
i pos. d Of H ots, Herbs, and Darks, Ncn = ~.
sOveSs,herr used There 10 1oaptifuisapL oCs.s
Earth TO ,vnrs all complaints II We only SneW vu.s
they were And row the Good Samaritan bring. -
good news and giad udDg1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-08
DR.. j. Mcdonnell,
Veterinary Sargesn, N. r. v.

VIT0ULD respectfully inform thspuhaie
w thst Be can be consulted at his Vet N1TA
Urinary nssabaishmsns Con 1hiHi street AA
betveea Brsdy and Perry s.restsl - al the dtoeacD
the horse = suejec1 -. AStee acquiring AL The
modern hpsovenents = u ecieaeo Of veo1g1aBy
Medisine 81 0lfoesvs ~ eaooao4e9 = IT, -
- ceasln.aesl Ccl9pses = 49, AeSss y sagane
IN nSc1e SSs1S16s1 - 40 aeabaA y -
80 "a 1n61l1os ~ An anssss :
+ -. - e'a'''''~ -: s' =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-08
Joy 4 n d Cha d n eSs
Has Been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

Has Been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
CINOR the intro1nction u that World Renowned
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Un BAlGAM, II
the western Country Ant especially the pat season,
II has brough' health and haptiDes into more isDi-
would natursv asis-, Why this? Because Il does,
In all cases In the shortest time arrest ch.s fever
Ard ague In hs wsrst form, and IN I'll Gases per-
forms spssdy cure. Persons residing n mslsFious
.icky reason need have ears ofan attach OF asus
II ID therefore highly recommend % sure preven-
taive II used IN smell doses daily during that par.
uoulsr une when this class Of disesses pYevsil-
For want Of spsee " can only cier . few Of TIE
many evi6s0ces IN ~ favor.
11cyrxs, OAto, ys0. 15AA, 1859.
Oh. MANI + 90, 0alion, Ohio Csass we
are ct loss 70 ind 1sDgusgs suheiest 70 portray 70
the public the great sstes In which your celebrsted
e 4 never 81. q cure ~ i: .osss io,ns "a
nofssss : fxiios, Dr.ss,sss.
CseSseA, AIss, OF 9osA, 1859.
ADSeRS. .. Z. MANN 4 co. Gsals ~ ayiaG
procured . supply " yoag Asue 0alssm aua teooono
u buOuVUk"U ~ 0ouy U9V0Te Co9dD o. I0o8 0to00tU8
vhsr: 81 Of re lspslar rsnedtes q the day had
failed, fond IN ~ esses, yeur Delssm e1eced >
ssss 80 spssdg sess.. u = jsss re medicine we
"'a' here N NJ so sas
NeW Yos1, ~ 2sd, 1853.
MKSSRs AsND CO.-0ssss ~ Aavs
= orr house N O.. L,sis. sol1 yoar Agus Bslssm
some three yesSs ann have carefully observed ~ 81
tests, snd must In candos ssy. do net believe u
has a equal N the history Of medicine; for - ~
persoaal ncwiedge, y cuses permanently every Co.'S,
and bsve known Il used aitsr sl other remedies
led 1eued, With the ssms happy Sessls. have no
hssitstIoo 10 proecpnciDgi Il - gssstese 6sessssy
trtnnpA ossr chuls, fever md aGss
1ssvsstsaIly, o. WOOD GO.
9. K. MANN ! CO, Propristor., c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY I'll
good Dsuggists lsE
WA PoPsrl Uven1g Pspsr!
w: an sov 1,eavn1s,As m Oh
NO. - Ii cIAfaElov.
epas.dN asssstosat q Wan 1a0Dn ~ lur1evs
esoseU - sly1ess wA1lA - ~ 1o1ssalns1 OW0E
CHEAP - TIE cHslr1r, =
aa#@ a
- ~ - aa e = 80 80. =,
:: -;