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MAKING VINEGAR.

Tho WhOIV NhIOgDWhV ut tho mlnu[l otuvo
Of VINEGAR is Iuclulod IN fine ward oyydo-
ton. the alcohol contained in cider bery or
wine. com5.nd.ng with oyv,cp of the nt.
mospacro. becomes acctic KID. which in =
The methods usually pursued in thc d,.
nestle manufacture or'tbis nrticIc arc ro sov
the least Of them su3cca,ibIo Of jmnroyr.
mcnt The conversation of cider into goo
vinegar, by exposure to the air in rasl,s. rc.
ou'rcs weeks and even noatha to o,cnn.
plish because only Il small surface is ex-
posed AT one tim, ~ fine oyy,lilin., action nf
the atnosphcrc,
By cxn6sinr , I,,ac,. su,r,,, or III, E,-
nor +, tho ,in,s,,hcr, ,x,.l,li,n f,i,n,
place with corrcanouI;nr rny[luy and thr
nrn,nss ,n,,, Il, r,,,,nI,'%j ~ rray,,, tv,,nt,,
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and apploe tNe formative ta5t With good or
vi effect, until tho grown up child's chara =
ter is determined, almost beyond thc prob
ability Of future change. This power Of
education, tho Sunday school places in the
land Of the Christian church. conclude
THE article, hy asking three questions' l..
For what purpose las the Providence Of
God giveN the church this opportunity 20
rcIisioualy educate the great bulk Of this
nations childhood? H. Can it be for any
lower purpose than tho conversion Of the
nltioo through the training Of its childhood !
en- in Tue Snnday.school be 50 usod as to
culminatc in the conversion Of the children ?
More anon.
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REBELS CATECHISED.

My DEAR RERs 81 now take my pen in
hand for the purpose OF holding communion
with you, through the silent medium Of pen
and paper. | have just learned that the
lines are now open as far ms Fort Oonclsou
Tennessee, and avail myself, with alacrity,
of the opportunity now presented of rcsum.
ing our correspondence. Your many
friends in this section would Ike to be in
formed On various topics - for instance;
How are you, any how?
How does dying in the last ditch agree
with your general health
How is the constitution down your
way ?
Do You think there is any Government?
When will Buckner cat his CHRISTMAS din
ner in Louisville?
Is Lloyd Tilghman still hanging Union
men in the First District?
Is Floyd still "rVmg" cannon, and other
small arms
How is Pillows last ditch, and when will
ne crafty his numerous friends 10y dying
in the same?
How is the " Southern heart?'
Are you still able TO whip five 10 one?
What is your opinion of the Dutlh race
Did the recognition OF the Southern Com
federacy, by England and Franco benefit
you much
Where is the Provisional Government
OF Kentucky, and what is it kept in?
Where is the Observation-Disclosures
linz Green Courier now published? Say
AMI lastly What do you think Of your
selves, anyhow?
prompt answer will relieve many anxi
ons hnars. Yours, in horn
a. LINCOLN MASN.
uNrED STATES, Feb, Is, CO. F5amkfoy
Commonwealth.
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IT WILL BE sENr GRATIS.


se3'"We have made the above REDUCTION IN
PRICES with the two-iold view of benefitting the
public and ourselves. The public have been swim
died by spurious machines made in imitation of
ours. The metal in them, from the iron casting IL
the smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their max
erS have not the means to do their work WE'LL They
are hid away in secret places, where it would be
impossible to have at their command the proper
mechanical appliances. It is only by doing great
business, and having extensive manufacturing es-
tablishments, that good machines can be made at
moderate prices. The best designed machines,
BADLY MADE, are always liable to get out of or
der and are sure 10 cost considerable trouble and
money to keep them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a Machine are /:
Certainty of correct action at all rates Of speed,
simplicity Of construction, great durability, and
rapidity of operation with the least labor. Ma
chimes o combine these essential qualities, must be
made of the best metal and finished to perfection.
We have the ways and means, on a grand scale to
do this. The purchasers of Machines. whose daily
bread it may concern, will find that those having
the above qualities not only work well at rapid as
we'll slow rates of speed but last long in the fin
est possible working order Our Machines, az mad,
by as, will earn more money with less labor than
any others whether in imitation of ours or not In
fact, they are cheaper than any other machines as
gift. ~ LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. 81
|. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.
4jS BROADWAY, New YORK.
August goth, ls6l--l7.
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Singers Lnttyr A Machine

Is the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing purposes Price, with
hemmer,) and beautifully Ornnmcnted, $50.
The Nos. and Machines are Of great capacity
and application Iur manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds Of light and heavy leather work, in carriage
trimming, boot and shoe making, harness making,
etc. etc. They are Of extra size, with All arm long
enough to take under it and stitch the largest size
dashes. There is scarcely any part Of Trimmer's
shtcmn2 that cannot be better done with them than
Dy mana; so, too, the SAVING OF time an! Labor IS
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AGRKGUE.TURAL.
tuNNET FoR CHEESE MAKING.

number OF substances viii coaguato
milk the rcnnUt of the calf is best for the
purpose, and is the only one that should be
used. The calf killed for it3 rcnnet should
be healthy four or five days Old and prcvi-
ors to its slaughter should not have tasted
food for ut least fourteen hours. 1t is kept
this length Of time without fool, on the
supposition that the sccretiOus of tho stom-
ach have accumulated strength, which would
be lost If expended on food. Some contend
that thjrty-sx and even lorty-cight hours
without food gives a rcnNst the greatest
strength, but it is questionable, and on the
ground Of Causing needless pain should not
be rc5ortcd to.
Tho stomach is cmptel Of its contents,
and not rinscd, ami with a slight sprnkling
Of salt may remain in an cirthcu dish for
two or three days, when il IS thoroughly rub
bed with salt, stretched on hoop and hung
in dry room in moderate heat, to be used
when year or more Old.
4 slOno jar holding six gallons is used for
sleeping the rennct, "a wooden vossol is OBJ
jcctionable ON account of It's liability Of be-
coming tainted and here let mo say, that
the rcnnct is peculiarly liable to become
tainted, and requires close attention and fre-
qucut stirring with salt. Tainted rcnnot is
the source of infinite msch iei to the dairy
even when the taint is 50 slight as to he I'M
suspected. 1t produced ills we'll known to
the dajryman, huhing decomposition, naus-
oous stcnchcl, the breeding of mites, and
often the entire loss Of cheese.
Six rcnncts are used at time, with salt
in sufficient quantities so that when the Jar
is filed with water there shall always be Il
residue OF salt at the bottom. This is allow.
ed TO steep week, when it is fit for use
two glls of the liquid will he sufficient for
seventy gallons or moro milk. A few cloves
and two or three lemons sliced, arc son,
times tied together in cloth ana stepped
with the rcnnct, but are not considcrcd essen.
tial as improving the quality OF the cheese
- y. A. WILLARD, Werkim,er Co., ~ Y
IN Trans. ~ Y. State Ag. Soc.
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syphiIis ana EIcrcurinI Disease.

"
Dp. j. c. AVER: Sir, ] ccerully comply with tho re.
quest Of yorr agent and report TO YOU some Of the ELECTS
have realized with vour Sarsaparilla.
have cured with it, in my practice most If the
plants iur which II is recommended ana have fund its
effects truly wonderful IN the Of lrnc,r"i ami NT-
rTiui D,s~,sc. Onc If my patients had Sypllc ulcers
IN his throat, which consuming his palate aud tho
top ot his mouth Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
cuiei him III five weeks Another attacked 10y
uudary symptoms, in his and the liberation hud
eaten away considerable part of II, that believe the
disorder would reach his main and kill him Iut it
yielded to my administration Of yuur S.TralArillH: e
uccis healed and c IL well again not of without
dNi uu'liun 10 his face. woman who had been
treated tor the disorder hy mercury suffering
from this poison ia lcI bones. They lmd become
stirg to the weather that damp day she suffered
cucia!iug pain in lcr joints and huncS She, too,
cured eniit"lN hr YOUR SalrnIHlin in tvw weeks.
know nom it's formula, which your agent gave me- that
hS Preparation, from your laboratory must he great
remedy; consequently. these truly remarkable results
With il have not surprised
IT,. ~
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n9.Peter Odlin, Esq, of Dayton has set
apart $4,000 the interest OF which ia TO be
appropriated TO the support of Home Mis-
sions IA the PrssbyiOry Of Dayton.
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SEWING MACHINES.
-, REAT IMPRov vEMEN IS
F" ~
SEWING MACHINES.
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
PATENTED FEBRUARY 1ith. 1861.

THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
PATENTED fgnRu AIRY 1ith 1860
Selcsroom, 80 Broadway. ,............ New York.
This Machine is constructed on an entirely new
principle of Mechanism, possessing many rare aud
valuable Improvements, having been examined by
the most profound experts, and pronounced to he
simplicity aud perfection combined
The following arc the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines;
L. Excessive fatigue to L. Icaraciy to sew cv-
the operator. cry description Of
2.-liability 10 get out material.
Of order. "a di eg 'ccablc noise
3.Expensc, trouble, & while in operation.
time in repairing
THE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE IS EXEMrT FROM
ALL THESE OBJECTIONS.
II has straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK or shuttle stitch, which will neither
rip nor ravCl, and is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description of material
from leather TO the fucst Nansook muslin, with
yltpn linen, or silk thread from the coaIseSt to the
finest nGubcr
Having neither CAM nor coo WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass,
and il is
EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS MACHINE !
IL requires fifty per cent less o drive il than any
other machine in market. girl OF twelve years
Of age can work it steadily, without fatigue in
Jury To health.
It's strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY Of CON
stiucton render il almost impossible to get out of
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article, to call
and examine this unriynllcd athine.
But in more special manner do we solicit the
patronage Of
Merchant Tuilnrs. Dress Makers.
lIoop-skirt Manufacturers, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Shirt and Bosom Makers Shoe Binders,
Vest aud Pantaloons Makers.
-; Religious and charitable institutions liberal
~ dealt with
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No. I, or Family Machine, SI5 90, No 2, Small
sized Manufacturing, $50 90, No. 3, Large sized
Manufacturing S1j 90.
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want agents fnrall towns in the United States,
where agencies are notnlready established to whom
u liberal discount will be given, but we make no
conSgnments. T. }. McARTlluR d Co.,
$40 Broadway, New York.
August 10Th, lS6t.-17
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EARMS GIVEN AwAYi

Mr. VIM. McKim proposes to dispose Of his lands
in this county at a merely nominal price.
He will sell the south half of the northwest guar
terof section 20, town 5, range 10, containing 30
acres for 6v, hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and drained at an expense Of
S245!
He will also sell the south half of the southwest
quarter of section SO, town g. range IL, at the same
Enquire Of II. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale large number Of Town Lots, both
here and in the town Of Ahlgroye, with and without
improvements, together with several valuable
Farms. H. h. DOpUE'
Perysbprg, Nov. 10 le3e
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fit~. EpIcp-
Sy. McLnnchOIN, NCmrEilgim


This IS = lcircly So universally known To surpass any
rhrr for the rnr throat and lung complaints that it
useless hrre publish tho CNlcrG of its virtues. Its
uIiyulrd excellence for coughs and rudH AID its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary diScnEo have matc i;
;upvu throughout III" civilized nntiohs of thr earth
FcN ~, tia communities. ur even families, among them
whn ha,o not personal experience &" liz elects
living trophy in thcr midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders uf the throat and lungs
As all know Ilr drrudl; fatality # ihrsc DISORDERS and
they kuuw Ihr clTrrs uf this remedy ~ cd not
do tn tn them that il has all tho wiz
tues that il did have when making the which have
won So strongly upon ihu confidence nf mankind.
Pre- pared by Dr., j. c, AVER g. &C., IpowyI Mass
.z5f For sale at Peck & Hamiltcn's Drug Store,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
October l7th, 1861 2Jy1
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ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

TINE TO PRuNE.--CuSt0m often ovcrrulcs
judgement, and we have so long been ac-
customed to take from tho practice of our
fathers the rule 10 prune trees in February
or early in March, that ii is difficult to
change, oven when knowledge Of the error
OF our course is perfectly apparent. There
is no bettoC time TO prune than that month
in which the tree is making the most wood,
The sooner wound heals the better, and a
tree which is growing, all know, will hcala
wound quicker than one in a comparatively
dormant state. Tho zap as il rises from the
root is ina crude state, hut after it has becu
elaborated by the leaf il commences its
downward current, and forms new wood
or the grauulations that assist to heal
wound. 1t is evident, then, that when the
tree has the most leaves, and in condition
to elaborate the greatest quantity of proper
sap that then is the best tune for pruning
This period varies in seasons, from the mid
die of July to the middle of August,
DErW OF RooTs--NEcEsSlry or DEEP CUI,-
ruRr,-Tho strawberry has had its roots
mcasurod five feet and three inches, Corn
planted on a hillside, has had its roots
washed clean 10y rains and they measured
over five feet. The cucumhor and mellon
IN fine rich mellow soil often send out roots
ten to twelve feet long. The onion has
been found with its roots two feet deep in
/ good soil, Wheat, when the soil permits,
! will send it's roots two and half to three
/ feet downwards. In view of these and
+ other like facts which have been brought
/ ont 10y actual measurement, the farmer
/ should guide himseltmpreparmg his ground
/ Common blowing gives only four to five
inches dopth of soil, leaving the roots after
/ getting at that point to struggle and labor
in cold still ground. Deep blowing anC
heavier seeding are the leading causes o
so much heavier crops being grown upon
the samo amount of surface in England Owe
that Of our States. We have too much land
and few estimate their property except b,
the number of acres OF surface. Most q
the land of Ohio could be doubled if tn
plow were to be pat down Just twice a
deep as at present,--FieR Notes.
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Eus:%Ess CARDS.
IOunNAL pNINtINa OFtILE.

Having replenished our oiico with new typos
throughout, we are now prepared to execute job
Work, such rs Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, Sc. in the most satisfactory manner
Orders filed AT short notice, and on reasonable
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G ! HEAT FADOcIlCS -VoS IN TIE P"lcES'
SINGER g. COMPANY'S STANDARD
MACHINES

poses;
No. l. Standard Shuttle Machine, formerly
sold at $50, reduced to.... ................ $40
No. 2, Standard Shuttle Machine, formerly
sold at 500. reduced to................... S75
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Lcucorrhncn or whites, Ovarian Tumor, 4,
Uterime UIccLmtiOm. EcMnIe Dlseoses.

Dr. ]. II. s. Channing. OF New York City, writes " /
chCciuy comply with the request of your agent in
saving have found your Sarsnpnrlln must excellent
alternative in tho numerous complaints for which wo
employ such rcuodY, but especially in F"Wc diseases
OF the ScrOfnlpus dalhsS have cured many nvetCr-
ate cnsrs Of Ictcnithnn Icy It, and some where the
plnut was caused ly ucti1, or the uterus. The ucCr
alton itself cured. Nothing within my kuow-
edge equals It for these icnnlc arrangements
Edward :. Marrow, of NcNLuty, Ala, writes, "A dan
cerous Or1R tHor nn ii the females In my family,
which had dchcd all the remedies we could employ. has
at length been completely cured hy your Extract Of Sar
sHpnru. Our physician thought nothing hut extrpa-
ton crui afford relief but he advised The trial Of yonr
SarsIpailln the last resort before cutting, and II
proved cCCtuul. After taking your remedy eight weeks
NM 1.llAA, Il Il..1l 1li,r.. rnlnuiiau
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ALFRED n. ThLLEY.
Sc. hnthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipcIns,
Tcttcr and Salt Hhcuni, Scnid Head,
ningworni, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

d.. NOlcrt q, piIIHe WriIcs from SnIrm, n. T. l2h
Sent. lS5q that ho las cured an in,ctcrntc Of
Dropsy which threatened 10 terminate atally by the
pcrsevcing ui SarsnInriln an also u'HerOHS
MlHgarUt HrypctIs hy large doses uG the same; says
he cures tho common ErUptionS by 1t constantly.
BrOnchOCrIc, GOitre or SVScllcd Neck
Zelnon Sloan uf Prospect, TcxHs, writes: Three bot
ties Of your Snr,nlnia cured me from Codrc "A hid
eous swelling the neck, which Ind suffered from
o. a ~
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will hc made for Cash.
The space occupied by ten lines Of the type conf
posing the body Of the Advertisement will be a
square.
All Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance to insure publication.
Advertisements inserted with the mark "tf," will
be charged for until ordered out.
when yearly atvertisam 'nts are inserted four or
more changes will be allowed.
j. W. BAILEY & CO,
PUBLIsnERs AND PRoPGIEToRs.
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August goth, ls6l-l7.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
sse.. s1,7e3 ,sot
$50 ,2so 3o5 ,202


The decrease in the loans is greater than was ex-
pected, and shows that, Notwithstanding the re-
cent decline in prices the banks are still sellers Of
their government securities. The loan line is now
down 10 a very low figure indeed-very much lower
than IL would have touched had peace prevailed.
The specie average continues to increase;
the bulk of the increase, however, we
suspect, consists of special deposits Of coin,
which are liable 10 be withdrawn at
any moment. The decline in the deposits
is smaller than was anticipated. We have received
some letters seeking information with regard TO
the amount of government securities held by the
banks. Inquiries of the kind must be addressed
directly 20 the banks themselves. The only infor
nation which the public have ever been able to
obtain with regard to the movements Of the banks
has been derived through private communica-
tons from individual bank presidents to members
Of the press II has ever seemed to be the policy
of the associated banks to keep the public in igno
rance Of their affairs. One correspondent suggests
that Congress should call for statement Of the
transactions of the associated banks with the gov
eminent. Il il evident that the public ought to
know how much government paper-in one shape
and another-is held by the banks. In what way
the information could be best obtained We cannot
at present undertake TO decide.
The money market is dull. Call loans are offered
everywhere at 6 per cent, and good mercantile
papcr at 6 Z, with some exceptions at s. Certh
Gates Of Indebtedness are much inquired for at 97
scyen,hirty notes 60 ut par; six per cents (woyea
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $22,7ls,922 O5. and the balances
81 ADJ QO2 IL aT 1o 81 y"i
The Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey
has declared semi-annual dividend Of two and
half per cent, payable on the 10th inst.
The Chicago Jou,ma, Of Friday evening thus
notices money matters in that city,
There is rather activity in money matters to-day
Exchange easy but steady, at par per cent pre-
MUM buying. and per cent selling Tho new issue Of
Treasury tss has had tendency to weaken the
ket for gold, and rather easier-buying at
IL and selling at 1Z Q per cent premium Quarter
masters vouchers quite plenty but have heard
Of no sales the best offers made were 93c. a 94c.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the same morning re-
Affairs in the money market remain dull and uninter
esting Exchange is firm, but the demand is fully
supplied by the banks at the current rate Of premium
Money is plenty enough for all regular business de-
mands, which at present are comparatively limited.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 9th inst. Says
We hear some talk of the Merchants Bank resuming
specie payment the 1s Of May next, but have
authoritative statement that effect from the bank
self The Merchants s one OF the banks of this city
that did avail itself Of the benefits Of the small
law approved May 49, 1851 and what her directory will
do under the circumstances remains 10 be seen. The
banks which did accept that law and issue small notes,
given until January 1868 to resume, and those
which did not accept avaied themselves Of the bene
fits Of the "relie act which requires them to
on the 1st day Of May.
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SAILED.
Steamship Atlantic Port Royal
From Quarsntnc-H N gunbost Medes. Bermuds
Wind during the day SW 70 8
MISCELLANEOUS.

TRIAL TRIP-Tbe propeller steamship fsKiaSg
tended for the China trade down the Bay
a trial trip. and returned In the evening.
BARK wALrnAu Brown 465 built at Richmond IN 1851.
e "a wx BY order % the Goscr Of Bas or i %sah % q
custody swaiiog the arrival Of the sDsrot Attorney
from wSoa place She ordered TO Balti,nore ~
h OF , nay WAS inercepted ana 9raesec 80 ~
and will get her "orders'' in due season.
M bsug s or D
time favorable she will be got on in o few days
msged on board B bark Record for nerpSo Whc
PIT into Rermnda in distress were to be Soda auction 9th
Bn BAnk Esc11 20 oc bushels sf corn ds
be sold adeiop the oh ins for the bcneG. OF
Bn BARK snAnsros from Baltimore for Liverpool which
returned led to some time since IN distress cleared 18th to re-
rese BUN! n 1855 At KsnheOunk Me- wheooe she hailed.
from Shields. ratedAa I lssft
BAD. sssss sss
f.us Erlx. Schroeder. hence for oueensssxn:
and rated AIsE
ss:
On sunday
bis crew.
BysNunA April e-The schr Passport. ysmesport, III.
Capt Horton. from Palermo l5 days and 10 from Gibral
with fruit and sulphur for NYolk struck on .he rocks
pored after dschargng 1000 got or and aksn
into the harbor and leaking freely 70 render
the pumps goQg all che time The fruit Ia
being discharged very bad order and will be sold here
(By letter Euwood Halter Esq. Board OF Underwners
The reported captured rebel steamer
Jse own were the bFigs saiao Parker from PortsmSth
and the schr Emily from Washington. The built st
Mbrdge I'm l845 hailed from Brookhaven and registered
1856 the built at Bangor In 1896 hailed from
Stockton and 40 tons ,fr
Bark Alexander Rollins which arrived at Plymouth Eng
Belize Hon. has been sold undar the British flag fox
about fSOO The 39S TONS 1850 Portsmouth,
NH. and owned iD Boston.
The following table gives summary OF the
habors of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston
OF lhOao