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and judge for yourselves
ROCHESTER, October 49, 1852.
Aessrs Fleming Bros
Gentlemen Having experienced the beneficial effects
MLANE's CELEBRATED LIvkE PILLS, prepared by you
take great pleasure in recommending the public
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heard of these Pills purchased of your agents
boxes and before had finished the third box completely
cured verify believe, but for DIR M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS.
should have been in my grave but is,
enjoying the best of health and stand living
efficiency of DIR. MLANEs LIVER PILLS. Besides recov
erng heah consider that have saved in pocket
two or three hundred dollars physicians fees.
This testimony give you with the greatest pleasure,
hope do something towards making invaluable
Pills known 10 all suffering with Liver Complaint
WILLIAM HISS,
Traveller in Western New York.
Purchasers will be careful to ask MLANES GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of Psburg, Pa. There other Pills purporing
to be Liver PILE before the public DR.. MLane's gen.
uhe Liver Pills. also his celebrated vermifuge
had at all respectable drug None genuine
signature of FLEMING BROS. Sold by sCovIL 4 MEAD,
Ill and 3 Charres street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents
for the South. jsl3 2p6t&W
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~ F1lan1n, = IN Is discovered BY advertise.
q ana1hss column are now requested to rest.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, BRACELETS,
HA ms, e A R-RIN G. S, RING.
SILVER AND LATED WARE

INV Elk AND PEflTEsU w RKF.,
And everything apperainug FL scass Jewelry Store
Persons wish ng 20 give orders for particular things
qqested to hand them in by FRIDAY NEXT will
SATURDAY 18Th inst
ks-Pers MS who owe will please call and psy mp and
those to whom owe will please present their bills
LOUIS MUH,
No, Al Charities st.
Nes Orleans, Jnne Is, sss. ie4 2p4t
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Great Opportunity

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Reducing Stock.


In order TO reduce my stock the SUMMER am now
offering my large assortment of
WATC HE'S,
JEW LRY,
Y.GooDs. etc..
AtVery Low Prices,
And assure purchasers that they will their Interest to
examine them before purchasing eIsew where
W. A. WILSON,
icy Zplno IS Canal street,
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LONDON Atn'anack.-We are indebted to
our respected friend A. J. Fallowdown ESQ.,,
OF the American Hotel for a copy of the Lon
don Almanac for the current year. It was
sent Mr.. F. direct from the city of his former
residence-in return he is collecting many
American natural curiosities for transmission to
the Capital Of the commercial world. We
found the Almanac the most interesting, a.
we'll a. the most beautifully illustrated, year
book that it has been our fortune to read
Each season Of the year has plate represent
ing the Birds of the British Enpire-are high.
~ colored and represent the songters and the
game.birds that characterize each season !: a
history of these feathercd beauties accompa-
MES the plates and we there learn their habits
and the value set upon them by English Sports.
men. There are many other plates i'll the
almanac and an amount of valuable reading
of scientific character THAI would make phil.
osopher of US if We could appreciate it. but the
calls Of active duty forbid close investigation
and we pass John Bulls pretty annual to take
up Fixes Peak or some more exciting subject.
Many thanks to you "Billy.'
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and 20 tractable that could handle them with

and 20 tractable that could handle them with
as much dexteri'y as though they had been
made Of lndia-rubbcr. A few hours ride
brought us to Buffalo Grove which, being trans.
lated, means, / suppose, the village of mud
had thought that had noticed some little
mud in McGregor, and was almost positive
that had seen some in Springfield, ILL.,, but
am now persuaded that never saw the genuine
raw material in its virgin beauty, until reach.
ed Buffalo Grove. 1t looked as though all the
mud from the neighboing counties had assem-
bled there III solemn convention. shall send
specimen home for analysis, for l am sure it
is different from anything you ever saw
Another shower compelled u to halt at the
Grove for four hours. otherwise We should have
been at Independence tonight; as it 10, we are
comfortably qualtered within five miles of that
place ct the house Of hospitable farmer, where
We have every comfort We could desire.
Thus far We have travelled through strong
Republican country, but my political senti-
menss. like the old blue shirt in which / left
McGregor, remain unchanged. l have spun
this letter to greater length than had intend.
ed, and yet l have omitted many incidents
worthy of note. My next will be written from
Council Bluffs, or perhaps, from DesMoines.-
Excuse all mistakes, as l am very weary, and
'ave written with the great est possible haste.
RoaEss is saying that it's time to 20 to bed, 20,
II the language Of the poet "here ws co."
Yours, ever, X.
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Ricer Open.-On the 10th the Alexander
Meoregor Steam Ferry, Capt Nelson, got up
steam and commenced her work the "Pies
Eye" as the entrance to Lower Prairie du CHEN
il called, gave way on the night Of tho 18th and
the McGregor has since made regular trips
On the afternoon Of Sunday the 18th, the
Minnesota Belle, Capt HILL, arrived at our port
from st. Louis. About half the town came
down to the wharf to bid her welcome. We
doubt whether the trumpet of Gabriel himself
would have walked the city up more thoroughly
than did the whistle of the Belle She cross.
Cd over to Pr. du Chen, returned in the even.
ing, took on board quantity of Flour and left
for st. Louis. We shall soon have the river
iull OF steamers and business will then proceed
in earnest.
The rain, mud, snow. hail, Sunshine (not
much Of this) Of last week has got up such a
fancy road in the mud line that We forbear
talking Of Markets or trade.
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Corporation Ticket,

Corporation Ticket.
At meeting Of citizens held at Fra.ers school r.om
on monday evening" March IL, Douglas Ls1,ngwel Va.
called to the chair, and John r. Wright, chosen a.
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be the nou
nation Of City oacers aud the following ticket was
unanimously nominated
For Mayor-HOMER Z. NEWELL,
Recoeder-D. d. FRASER
,n TrqsseesMA FRENCH, 8. MERRILL, II. D. EVANS
LOUIS BENTON, Jr., JOHN Low.
For Marsha-D. X. HOBART,
For Treasurer-OLEY HULvERSON
Assessor-HENRY CLAY SCOTT
On motion, . business COMMITTEES was appo,nt.d AZ
ter whics several speeches made BY the nominees
and others. On motion,
Resolved, That this ticket be called the upeon,.,.
Ticket"
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to have the
proceedings OF the meeting published in the Times.
J. r. WRIGHT, seo'y.
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Great Fire Of ls59-$lOO,OOO in ashss.-

Great Fire Of l5j9.-$lOO,0o0 in ashss-
The inspired prophet hath forctold, that in o
single night, Main street with its magnificent
buildings and costly stocks. shall be reduced to
. heap Of smoulderiny ruins Mercifal heav.
ens!! McGregor will be too poor to pay
Peters toll on entering the Wicket (gate) to
The New jerusalem Then shall there be
weeping and wailing in McGregor! And in
agony of soul the cry else where shall bc-"Oh,
that had got Insured by Remick ~ The
Hartford Fire insurance Co. is the Oldest Com
pany in the Union. Sec Remicks advertise
ment in to'days paper, and procrastinate no
longer.
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QUiS T
MADISON, Wis, March Id. ls5y

MADISON, WIS, March IA, 1859.
Dear Col:-1 was in Janesville portion of
last week, and did not return to this place till
Saturday night at IL O'Clock or thereabouts. I
can tell You nothing therefore of any Madison
do'ngs. have been so exceedingly busy for a
few weeks. that have not been able to give
any time towards inquiring what our legislators
are doing in or out of doors.
Gov. Bashford has been "investigatedn os bo
DESIRED and the committee returned rather
favorable report. The report you will no doub.
see But he received the $50, 900 in Bonds
He disposed of them, ans has put the proceeds
IN HE pocket. Until he gives up what he re-
ce'ved' many viii be slow to think his conduct
nee from just cause for suspicion. Gov. Bash
lord u in no better position than would be that
Judge upon the bench who, after deciding the
case before him. accepts . reward for 10 doing.
An acceptance by Judge of present for doing
his duty ~ Judge, would meet with the stern.
cot disapproval from al. The moro acceptance
Of the present would be the destruction Of his
reputation forever. Basbford is perhaps this
~~'' ~SSsSe ~ - nv Wu TeturO the XSUUUU
to the company, his reputation may possibly be
cured OF the wound that it has received. But
the Judge may return ten fold the amount of
the present accepted by him. and the wound
VIII remain - raw and fostering A. ever.
Have you been in GAINESVILLE lately? II not,
60 at once. and stop At the "Hyatt House. ~
The house is large enough for the whole town
Of Janesvills to take lodgings IN, and il. as far
~ size 10 concerned. as much out Of place ~
Trinity Church. New York. would be in Mo-
Gregor. But nevertheless. 80 and stop there.
Every one likes to be fattered if the flattery is
administered with judgement. And if the
dattery comes in the shape Of attention at :
hotel, from the proprietors as well a. from the
employees Of the house. it is likely to be graft
flying to any man. There is nothing oficious
In their attentions. but everything il done which
they can do TO make guest comfortable. and
with sincerity that makes one feel ct ease.-
Possibly Janesville may some time grow I'D to
it, hotel. The enterprise Of il men Of buai.
nsas is in keeping with the strong current of it,
river. QUIS7
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Madison Correspondence.

Madison Correspondence.
MADISON, Wis.,, March 5, 1859.
"ooldi Goldi Gold ooldI
Bright and yellow, hard and cold,
Molten, craven, hammered and rsll'd.
Heavy to get, and light to hold;
Hoardsd, bar.ered, bought and sold.
Stolen, borrowed, squander d doled,
spurn'd by the young, but hugg'd by the old,
To tho very verge Of the church yard mold;
Price of many crime untold,
Gold! Gold Gold ! Goldr"
Each day, loaded wagons, equipped for the
long journey to the place of Gold, pass along
our streets. This day saw four, covered with
yellow canvas, drawn each by four oxen, wad.
Ing through the mud. The adventures we're
some OF them accompanied BY their families
Inc men were walking along with firm and
elastic step. full Of hope and energy.
There il feeling about our ''universal Yam
kee ration," different from any other nation
under heaven. Or rather there is a feeling
which all other races have and which the gen.
uine Yankee has not and that is, attachment
to home and the associations connected with II.
Otherwise we would not see this wild rush for
gold' to region unknown, leaving homes and
parents, wives and children. for months certain.
ly; in many cases to stretch out into years.
But is there not sublimity in this spirit of en-
terprise, this launching forth, as ship on un.
known waters' Ilonged to 60 with that train
Of wagons. Yet why, it would be difficult to
say. Not from the desire to get gold. but from
the spirit of unrest, the desire for new things.
AT this place as at all others throughout our
land, the late sad occurrence in Washington is
a topic of remark and conversation. There
can be but one feeling as to the course taken bv
Sickles, and that is, of entire justification. As
he said, he and Key could not live together on
the same planet.
AS to our Legislature, they have still under
discussion the two important matters of the
Stay-law and the reduction of inter.
est. The Mortgage Stay law will undoubtedly
remain as it is for the present. The matter of
The interest is doubtful. There is little cues.
ion but that the bill for reduction would pass
with a rush if it should come to a vote but
here is considerable en- cheering to stave off
toto entirely, or at least till the members have
hanged their views On the auhjacL--.---,..-.---l
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LEGAL ADVERTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE

Real Estate and Persounz Pronerrv
NJ Office ID hereby given, that BY virtue Of On r
ecution to me directed, by the Clerk Of the Oie
trict Court Of Clayton county, Iowa. will sell at rub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash on TIE an.
day Of March, A. D. 1882 between tho hours Of Sen
o'clock, A. M and four O'CLOCK NJ, Of said DAY. at
the White Spring Saloon, in West McGregor, countY~
and state aforesaid all the estate interest," right ana
title of j. g. Sanborne in and to the following Do.
scrbcd property, towit leasehod interest, havjpe
less than two years Of unexpired term, In and %
Lots No. Is, IA IS and 80, in Block No. three ~ IN
the West addition to the town Of McGregor, Clayton
county, Iowa being the property commonly known .
the White Spring Saloon, and said lease expiring On
or before the LIST day Of June, A. D. 1859. Also one
stove and pipe, one clock decanters, common bot.
ties barrels of charcoal ten gallon keg 6vs sal.
lon keg, and office chairs. Taken the property Of
j. g. Sanborne, to satisfy execution In favor Of H.
1. Potter for the sum Of $53,l2 100 and &27s.l00.
cost OF suit with interest and have and NAV
accrue. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Io,cs.
By NJ NJ. TURTLE, Deputy.
February Gath, 1S59w4 Tfse4oi
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tn. BOWLS AND THEIR FuNcTIoNs.-As perfect
health 10 the greatest blessing that We can enjoy With
out which all other blessings Of little consequences
We deem IL Of great importance to point out the way
for you to enjoy It, The bowels be kept in state
BY which they enabled to carry the useless mat
they are the main channel which nature has ap-
pointed to Garry everything that is unnecessary And
It Is impossible to tell what large amount of sickness
has been caused BY costipaton, or costiveness; in
other words, by not keeping the bowels regular il u
the main road to s diseases it Is the cause of unna-
taral irritation to the mucous, lining membranes Of
the bowels. Having lost their natural strength they
cannot object to what Is required of them Hence the
bowels become inaamed, and unless on find speedy
relief thousand other complaints are ever ready to
drag you through miserable and wretchsd life such
msdieines must be given will cleanse the stomach
and bowels and restore their natural strength. To
accomplish tins, there no compound 70 valuable Is
these Pills all other medicines sink 10 utter inseni
canee, when compared to them; it seems q though
sne Author OF Nature had designed them for this a.
we'll a. other complaints From two to i've pills dsv
Will increase strength and appetite, and cleanse the
ssomsch aud intsseines nom whatever injurious
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pulls are sold by eli dealers
In medicines. 9lvI
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1anning.-The short process Of Tanning is
pushing itself rapidly into notice throughout
the west. We have observed dozen favora.
BILE references to it in our Iowa exchanges with.
in week.
Here let us observe that the McGregor Tan
merry is for Rent for the ensuing year. The
Proprietor is 60 unfortunate as to be an Ed tor
and il is impossible to run the two branches of
business at once. County or Town Rights in
Iowa under Daniels Patent will be sold on ap-
plication, at the Office Of the North Iowa
Times.
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S7101Kyvyc TyY1 Ny rrrrrrpD nv uoo Z,
LAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.

DR.. G. NJ Jackson Dear Sir !: had sufrareS %.
long rom and Liver complaint in their most
sggravatsd FERNS, that almost despaired of finding
c;sn sd ~ compiiance with the advice of my phys.
raSem .nem With marked improvement, for two
@ when my husband, who is captain of the pack.
nc Exclamation on seeing me, was ssWhy Margaret
whss have you been taking You look i've hundred
PER cent better than when left" And well he might
say So when he sailed on his last voyage was thin
and care-worn, and my complexion Of saffron color ;
WINE now have reganed my flesh, and am in the an
!oyment OF perfect health. And all this owe to your
invaluable Bitters. therefore think you are Justly
emitted to this certificate, which you are at liberty to
publish. Yours, truly,
MARGARET ROWLAND,
lis Queen street, Southwark.
You can obtain hem Of any druggist or dealer in
medicnes in the United States, Canadas, West Indies
or south America, for IS cents per bottle.
They are prepared by DR.. Z. ~. jackson, as Arch
street. Philadelphia Pa and sec that his signature ia
0n ene WtaPPet OF each bottle. 26N2
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February Path.
SHERIFF'S SALE
or IL CNL Eskuto

NJ oliCE Is hereby given, that by virtue of an Rxs
~ cution to me directed by the Clerk If IN. nts
court OF Clayton county. Iowa. will sell ut puh
vendue to the highest bidder cash. on the 21th
uay 0, March A. D 1859, between the hours of tan
o cocR, NJ, and four O'clock p NJ Of raid dav. nj
'front.' door OF the Court House. in Guttenbsrs The
ionow'ng described property, to-wit:
The southwest one-fourtn (l.4A Of the sonth ....
one-iourth l.4) OF section Eve <5J township numb.r
nety five tsa) OF Range (5) west Of the ffth 1sth,
rrne'Pai Mer1dian, containing forty (4O) acres
an execution in favor Of Allen Phillips for the sum o
one hundred and seventeen and 2S.lOO dollars ana
that has and may accrue. JAMES DAVIS "~ 'o''
Sheriff Of Clayton county Iowa
ByN. II. FUTILE. Deputy.
feoruary ~, lsSow4 Pr. Fee IS. -.
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Ns0 Pcpr-Capt. Koch Of Dubuque is pub.
fishing German paper in that city to destroy
the influence Of the Dubuque Dsssokras. He
calls his sheet the Rocker Hscles it is issued
at the office Of the Christian Witness. and is
commended by the Dubuque Times.
The Express & Herald charges the Hschel
with being sewer for very disgusting matter,
ana in proof OF il, quotes the following profans
extract from ito introductory )" the Times will
probably withdraw its endorsement:
1.-THE Rneker Hechel believes in no heavenly
Godfather and wants TO get into no heaven, in
which the old heaven papa must dance to The
6fe Of the clergy-it leaves with the greatest
pleasure the heavenly bar. keeper. together with
his heavenly water saloon, to those who banker
after it, like the deer after fresh water
And because the R0eksr Hechel has no heaven
and no heavenly father. it wants room upon
EARTH
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SHERIFF'S SALE
KEa4L ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby giver, that by virtue Of an Tx
ecution to mo directed ~ tho Clerk OF the Dis-
,rlct Court OF Clayton county Iowa, will sell at pub
day OF March, A. d. 1859, between the hours of ten
O'clock A. NJ and four o'clock, M, Of said day, at
tne residence OF Freedom JONES' in Wagner township
all the Estate, interest," right and title of Freedom
Jones' in and to the following described lands
Inc southeast one-fourth N-4), of the north.we.t
ninety four, (9 Of range Eve () west of tho nth fsi
Principal Meridian Also, the north west one
CD OF the northeast one-fourth, 90 Of section
hvs 1o) west of the fifth 90 Principal Meridian
TAKEN as the property of Freedom Jones, to satisfy
an execution in favor of D. Baugh, for the sum Of
100 and 45l00 lars cost of suit with into,
est and cost that has and may accrue
JAMES DAWN
49, oas'V " Clayton county, Io,ra.
p., BY N. N. TUTTLE
Teor""ry x4sn, lS59w4 ffec$5l Deputy
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL EXE.ATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an H.
ecnton to me directed, by the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court Of Clayton county Iowa. will sell at pnb-
nc to the highest bidder for cash. on the 3Oth
aay OF March. A. D. 1859, at the hour Of IL o'cloek
=. n, OF said day, at William Pauls Hotel, in The
township Or GIard all the estate, interest, right and
TUE OF benJamln Woostencro in and to the following
OF southeast one fourth, O4) Of section seventeen
90 township number ninetynve, COSY north ef Range
go west OF the nth (5th) Principal Meridian con-
tanning (40) Taken as the pr perty of Rsnia.
min Woostcncrof to satisfy an execution in favor Of
timothy Quinn, for the sum Of $4S $500 dollsrs and
dollars, cost of suit with interest and eo,f
that has and may accrue. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county. Iowa,
February -, ls5sw4 IfssSsI
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COM M E RCIAL l..
McGregor Market, \
LOLA

Wednesday, March l6, 1859
Corrected weekly BY HOFFMAN BENTON 4 co
Wholesale Grocers Il Druggists
EXCHANGE on NY, buying "a, selling l-2; on
milwaukee, and Chicago selling l2 Saint Louis, sell
ling 81. Gold buying IL, selling premium.
PRODUCE.--wheat IS to 81 ,os.' Flour $50 to 2,7s
Oats As 70 So. Barley as Corn S. Potatoes75tooo.
Reans Us 81. Butter 10 10. Lar to TO-
Esss ssto 10. Cattle gross Sc. Sheep so 70 200.
Beef dressed 8 to 4. Hogs dressed $50 to $40.
$50
GRoCERIES-Sugars advanced, l-2 to sl.2. Coffee
sugar 10 to IL Powdered and crushed l2l-2 Mo.
asses new5 to so. Syrup SIS TO 60. Coffee prime Rio
121-2 10 L. Crackers to 8. Saleratas bulk l-a:
Rabbits Z. Tooacc. IS to 40-smokine Sto 10
Whisky 81 to 20. Candy IA.
SALT-$2, As.
FIsH-Mackerel $50 to $50 Cod s L.; White 4.25.
Water Lime 4.6o Plaster S to 8. Domestic Lime a..
OILs-Bbl Lard as Whale 80 to 81. 90 Linseed
81. soap L. Candles mould ~ l-2 to Is IL, Ad.
amantne Is.
HIDES--Dry flint Is: Green L.
sUNDRIES.-Nails 81 rs Pelts IS. Wood to 2. so
white Lead to 10. Lumber IL, Is, Is, so; Lath
IL to 3; Shingles j. Sole Leather 80 to 81.
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n Nice Wye-Mr. Fuller of San Francisco
lately got divorce from Mary Ann his wife.
II seems that Mrs. F. was in tho habit Of wal.
Looping her timid spouse with the handle of the
broom, and when her beau came to see her she
usually gave Mr. F. hint to absent himself
If he delayed, she gracefully shi cd hate het
at his head.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of An RI.
~ ecution to me directed, by the Clerk Of the Dis
.ct Court OF Clayton county Iowa. will sell at pub
vendue to the highest bidder, for cash. on the 3lst
day OF March, A. D. 1862 between the hours or ~
O'clock, A. M, and four o'clock NJ, Of said day, at
the 'front.' door OF the Court House In Guttsnbers all
IN and to the following described property, to-vit
Lot number two, 2) in Block number three (3l In The
image OF Monona, county and state Aforesaid. Taken
as the property Of Alan.on Barrs to satisfy An Exsc
ton In favor Of Lee Knnaird for the sum OF SIao
0ooo dollars, and cost Of suit with interest ana
cost that has and may accrue. JAMES DIYYN
SHERIFF Of Clayton county lore.
February oath, lS59wl ffee3si S~''