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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
DEPOT coMMTSsARY5s oPPioE
FRESH REEn

l1AL14AUAA, MD, June ed, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfulIy invited r..
~ ~, t4e SndsE4lgned, sntil u N. WEDNESDAY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

1877 ~ -S'II SI'J u 4I1AJ 4OSt'
EE 90" X. N. NORTON
United States Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

NEw YoRK, June 26.-The Herald's Har.
'isburg specials say the citizens are organ
zing to serve In the rifiepits. The rebel
advance still continues in the vicinity Of
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

whs ure receiving q Largo and Splendid
,a sss, q. ss.. Stock Of ,., s.r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivln's Celebrated
Nflver-COated FEMALE PILLS,

1PHE only. cortain and safe Remedy for all
u Uterine DISTRACTIONS, Monthly Difficulties, 1r-
regulorities, and all other diseases to which the
woman, vile and mo,her. is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients,
but are snfe and certain In their action. They
will be found to exert the huppiest effect In oil
casos VI Pro;apsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; iheY will be found the easiest aud mos
certain cure that can be found. II Is on account
Of this certainty that they should not bs taken
by Pregnant Females, during The Ersf3 months,
az miscarriage ia certain TO be brought on bul
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
n --sl00 enclosed toany authorized Agent.
will ensure package Of pills by return Of mail.
'vrts G. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie. G. w, Buffalo, N Y
CAurfoN.--Bewareo of Counterfeiis; the genuin no
have hesi lnnture OF C.CROSB Yun the outside
WRAPPER. t'ts.T 4I6
GJFo- 50 le by A. Cook, Chordon; C. s Field,
East Clnridon; C. P. Treat, Claiidon; h. Thomp.
son, tluntsburg. sEIf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
HOME DEPARTMENT.

ETOwing 10 the illness The eui,or
and press Of other matters, the advertise
msui Of Mr., j. B. Cory is unavoidablv left
out. Mr.. @. commences the Fall Term
Of HE Select School in Burton on Tuesday
Aug. 18Th. Mr.. @. is a successful teschs
Or, and we wish him success. '
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
BORN, -
In Chardon. July l7Ih. 1868. son tc
Mr.. w. d. and Cornie G. Swetzay.
D DEATHS


In Huntshurg on tho l7th inst, Mr. 10
SEPH 3. EGGLEsTON. aged AZ years.
Tho deceased started from his homo on
horseback. to GO to b'acksmitas shop in the
vicinity Of his residence bu, had gone but
a short Distance, when he fell from his horse.
dislcca,ing his neck, and producing instant
death. In this painful occurrence, we aro
again admonished Of tho uncertainty of life
and the certainty of death. We are also
taught the solemn lesson that, whatevor cir.
cumstances in life environ US, whatever pros.
prc,s Of future usefulness ~e possess, OF
whatever vigor of health constitutes our
present enjoyment, all fail to exempt US
from the in1sxiblc demand Of the Foil Do
stroyor. In the death of this most ostima.
BILE man. community is bereft of its most
worthy citizen. society Of its most useful
member. the sick and sffi 'cted ofs true and
sympathetic friend. and his bereavcd family
of the sponsor of their earthly joys and
comfort. No man moro readily yielded to
tho pathetic appeals of suffering humanity
than he; no one was moro deeply imbuod
with that liberal spirit of accommodation,
bouevolenoo and generosity, chat always
omanstes from an impending sense Of moral
obligation. q His was that pure and noble
nature which evinces a willingness to forego
tho demands of individual interest by the
adaptation of means conducive to tho gen.
oral good Of community. Pure and i'm.
maculate must be tho career of that inan
whose conduct in lifo has boon such that
when he passes down to his gravo. a sad and
sorrowful community can say that he died
without an enemy. which Is certainly tho
most sublime enconium that ever rewarded
intrinsic morit. w.
In Barton, Juno 3o,h. Of Diptheria.
FRANKIE, ouiy son of Emily and David
J. Merrimsn. ngod five years. hos . rr-.
"There is anguish in the household,
1t is desolate and lore. .,...
For fonGiy cherished nursling
| From tho parent nest has flown.
A little form is missing; '1a
A hoart has ceased to beat,
! And the chain of love lies shattered
At the desolator's feet. ..- r...
"Ol think where rests your darling, '-'
Not in his cradle bed;
MOI in n distant graveyard, r.u. .s .-
With the still and moldering dead.
But in o heavenly mansion,
Upon tho saviours breast,
With his school males arms about him.
He takes his sainted rest" C.Y, @.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
A Day Of Thanksgiving Appointed by
the President
By tie President Of the United States Of
... Americo.
RECLAMATION.

1t has pleased Almighty God to bark.
en- 70 the applications and prayers of an
afflicted people. and to vouchsafs to the
srmy and navy Of the United States. on
the land and on the sea. 40 signal and so
effective success as to furnish reasonable
grounds for augmented confidence that the
Union Of these States will be mairtsined
their Constitution preserved, and THAR
peace and prosperity permanently pre-.
served but these victories have been ac-
corded not without sacrifice OF life, limb
and liberty, incurred by brave, patriotic
and loyal citizens. domestic affection 10
every part Of the country follows in the
train Of these bereavements. 1t is meet
and right 10 recognize aud confess the
presence Of The Almighty Father. and the
power o! His hand equally in these tr.
umphs and these SORROWS.
Now, therefore, be il known that I do
Get apart Thursday ,athe Sirtk day of Au-
gust next to be observed as a day for Ma
,ional Thanksgiving. praise, and prayer,
and invite the people Of the United States
10 assemble on shat occasion 10 their Gus,
omary places oil worship, and in the form
approved by their own conscience. render
the homage due to the Divine Majesty Tor
the wonderful things He has done in the
Nations behalf, and invoke the Influence
Of His Holy Spirit. 10 subdue the anger
which has produced, and so long sustain
ed a needless and cruel rebellion to
change the hears of the insurgents: to
guide the counsels Of the Government
with wisdom adequate to so great Ma,
tjonal emergency; and to visit with tender
care and consolation throughout the leug Ii
and breadth OF our land, al! those who.
through the vieissitujes Of long march
es, voyages. battles and sieges, have been
brought to suffer in mind, body or estate,
and finally to lead the whole nation
through paths Of repentance aod suomis.
sion to the Divine will. back to the per.
feet enjoyment Of union and fraternal
peace.
In witness whereof I have hereun'o set
my hand and caused tbs Seal Of the Uni
ted States 20 be affixed. Done at the Ci.
~ OF Washing gton on the 10Th day Of July,
10 the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty three. and Of the
Independence Of the United States oI
America the eighty-eigh;h.
BY the President.
fr. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
SheriG;s sale.

IN obedience to the requirements Of an order of
i sale which issned from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Ashtabula County In the State OF Ohio,
Bradley is defendant, to me directed and de.
tvered, i shall offer for sale at public veldue at
tas dosr Of the Court House in Chordon, on
Saturday. Augnst l5,h. 1868, -
At O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the following de.
scrlbed property. to wit Situate in the township
OF Mon!vilie, and bounced as follows To be ta-
ner ollo, No In said township, bounded on the
north and west BY the north and west bounds OF
sad lot one hundred aud skip rods each, south
ars, bounded above mentioned; and east bv lius
70 be drawn equal e. parallel 70 the bscoud ma n .
tioned bounds, and containing sne-hundred and
sixty acres Of land. Said premises were duly
appraised at e26.00. R1rTeTms Of Sals--Cash
shsriRs ofice Geouga
County, July 18th, 80, 7osw5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
NOTlCE.

IN pursuance of an order granted BY the
i Probate Court of Geaugs County, Ohio.
| will offer for ssfe at public suction,
On the la day Of august, A. ID. 1853, 5'
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. upon the premises, the
following described real estate. situate In
tho township OF Baiubridge and County Of
Geauga. and State Of Ohio, to wit: being the
north aud central subdivision of lot No. sig
teen. and the northwest subdivision of lot
No. pine both in tract No. 3, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at the center Of the
Chillcothe road on the north line of los No.
l6 thirty Ave chains and 90 links frsm tho
north east corner of the lot; thence south.
erly in the center Of said road % chains 4s
links; thence east on the north line Of land
sold to Royal Sheldon six chains 81 lipks !
thence south on said Sheldon's line 9 chains
and l3 links; thence east chain and ~
links thence north rs links theuee cast
IL chains and "a links thence north 6
| chains 80 links thence east 10 ohsins aud
% links to the west linz Of lot o; thence
same course on lot line l6 chains aud l4l
links to land owned by Alexander z, Kent [;
thence north 81 chains and GO links to north
line Of the lot thence west on said line 10
chains and Ia links 20 west line Of the lot ;
same course on the north line Of lot No.
i6. IS ohains AID 80 iinks. to tho !osalsr Of
she highway At tho plAoe Of bsginning, oon.
tanning 80 ei 100 acres Of land IN lot No.
4 l8. and IS acrGs 10 lot No. . suh)eot to ~
legal highways. Appraised OF eSi9ic:
TERMS Of sale-One- third 10 hand. oss-t third
In one year. and one-third In $40 ycsu from
tho day Of sale. With ipierets. Toe pay
unents to be secured BY mortgage spo9 sos
4 Adm'x of Ly msn e. Keat, dessased
| July ed, 1909
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

RsAp tbs Advertisement Of WArsoN's NEu.
pAraiA KINa, In another column. -s----,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

GTMr. j. H. Wsggoner, OF Michigan, Il
!, this plaoo where he is delivering q So
RIGS OF lectures upon tho Prophecies cop.
taiued 10 tho Old Testament We have had
DO opportunity to hear him, but those who
have listened to bis lectures, are highly in.
tcr,s'ed, aud report tha. be Is master Of bis
subject.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

John Granger, soldier in the service
Of the United States. has returned to his
home in Chardon. He was disabled by
ssbre stroke, and taken prisoner by the
rebels. .-.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
Sunday School Convent ON

There will be a, S. 8. Convention at
Chester, on Saturday, ,iJuly 25th. Super
in,sndents, teachers, scholars. h all inter.
ested in the cause, are cordially invited 10
be present. sl5 JOHN NICHOLS.
Cor. Sec'y.. Geauga Co. s. 8. Union.
Chsrdon July Goth 1858. d."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
COMM ERCiAL.


Reported expressly for the JEsrERsoSlAS DrNo.
cRAr, BY Messrs. WILKINS Il. .kKLLBY, ,Chardon
DRlEp FRulr--Apples cnoice...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
DR. ToBIAs'vENETIAN LINIMEN'
IL has given universal satisfact tioB durin

DR. TOBIAS S'vENETIAN LINIMENT
IL has given universal satisfaction during
the fourteen years it has beon introduced
Into the United States. After being tried
by millions. it has been proclaimed the pain
destroyer of the world. Pain cann0t be
where this L!nimcnt is applied. II used as
directed, it canuos and never has faiod in a
single Instance. For colds. coughs and 10
duenzs, it can't be beat. One IS cont bot
tie will euro all the above, besides being
useful in every family. for sudden accidents.
such as burns, cuts, soalds. insect stings, &c.
II is perfectly innocent to tako internally
and can be given TO tho Oldest person or
youngest ch,ld. Psice rs and SO cents a
bottle. Ofioe, 5o3lCprtland street, New.
York. Sold by all Druggists,
Ran tbs Adyartisemant Of WArsoN'a NEu.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

NNWe call the attention Of our renders
TO the advertisement of Capt. o. o. King,
OF this village.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Cinclnna,l marKsIocr. 8.

ILoUR-The local demand Is good for the hishsr
grades uly equal to tn, offerings, and the market
Drsnds. Old superfins sold ct % rs No new was Of
fering, I.'l
WHIsKY-A firm market. owing to the scanty and
hgn price Of corn. ssies 7lo bbl' at so@s2Kc, the
PRoYIsIoNS-The advanced rates ask ed BY holders
checks busine s.
IosK-old mess. city, is held at SlI, with buyers at
LARp-Is held at IoKc-lOc Is offered.
BULK MEAT--No inquiry
ahooEElES-rhe market is unchanged and very
6rm.
sTaAR-Is beld at l2al4c.
0OFREe- 3G93ec,
m0LASsEs-5796Oc.
WHEAT-The market IuleS frm, with demand fuly
up 70 the supply. We quote prime red at 81 O8aI 10
and the best grades Of Kentucky white at 0l 25 "a
Toe only sales reported 800 red at 81 Ol 500 do
q iA' TO- "D'' al Si w. and iOOo do prime 'ed at
ookN-TheIe was good demand this morning. and
safes were made at goo bulk, but sheled s dull and
lo"er closing at sjc-at which figure $500 bush soid
ans receipts q ear are light with good demand from
retailers and dlstillkTs.
oATs-rha demand for prasent delivery continued
soea ana the offerings being light the market rules nrm
wi b little inquiry,
hfE-PIime samples are very scarce and are held
81 oo for prime "a npies but holders s,ked
9AhLkY-The market has not undergone any ma
era Sn1ange We quote prime at the asking prices
HAY--rhe demand /, fully up to the supply, a1a
the market is vey nrm at s2993O per ton in bses, on
arrival, and 45lD3s from store.
ohEhsh-The receipts continue light, and the mar
ke' Is nfm a. ne advance heretofore reported. Ne
iSKe' Imitation n1gllsh Dairy Is selling at l2K0D
BurTER-fhc supply Is IIsh. and the demand fair
~ Isaxo cent? for the lower grades, and 23@25c for
PRIME 70 ohoiee' '---1s-'-
Gazette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Guerrilla warfare,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6The Nashville Dispatch Of o.dsy
says the rebels burned the railroad bridge at Stuarl
creek, and another over Stone river.
After the capture Of McMinnvile, Saturday, by the
rebels under Wheeler they burned one locomotive ten
cars and took number OF railroad men as prisoners.
Subsequently Dol. McUook, with hrigsds OF Federal
cavalry, attacked them there, and scattering them In
every direction. The rebels left behind ali prisoner
they had taken and several hundred horses. McCouk
killed and wounded one hundred and twenty-five, and
took ninety prisoners. NJ
On Sunday morning the Conedetates appeared before
Murfreesooro driving the Fedes into their entrench.
msnts and thfeaeniDg the town After remaining ali
day aud part Of the night they destroyed the railroad
bridge crossnga fork OF stone River about three miles
distant, when II IL supp sed they retired.
The Nashville Journal editOnaly says Whseler, with
nearly eight thousand rebel cavalry and mounted In.
sntry has succeeded in getting into the rear Of Rose
crans and threatens TO break his railroad connection
There seems to be rebel cavalry all along the Ohatta
nooga river, watching for weak poins, rveq .
Our forces attacked and captured four hundred rebel
who tearing mp the track ohrisliana and Cav
City, Kentucky. Hughes or Hamilton, with q small
force Of rebels dashed into Glasgow about sunrise sur
prisns and capturing our forces there aad taking pos
session Of the bank .-. ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Last Nights Dispatches,
From Charleston.

6Iw YORK, Oct 6.-The Post says: BIZ The arriva
OF the steamer Fulton at this point Charleston WI
have statement apparently on good authority that h
headquarters OF Gen. Gilmore bsd been rem oyed from
Morris Island to Folly Island. The continued snkin,
Of the beach Morris Island has rendered the
Of the Federal headquarters the body OF the troops and
the material, measure OF convenience, while there arC
sanitary reasons which would ultimately be controlling
There said to be other for the chsnge among
them s that the troops will not be less available In the
future operations against Charleston and they are
rey Of range Of any batteries the rebels have or
can erect on James Island.
Recent firing from General GiImore's batteries oi
which We have received news fiom rebel sources was
directed almost exclusively against the efforts that weo
making, and which the rebels do discose 10 Grant
new batteries In the ruins OF Fort Sumter It
that reconnoiering boats which passed near the
walls during the night discovered tina. the garrison va9
constructing extensive operations and Indications were
that the rebels who we're working in large numbers
would erect FIRE proof batteries inside OF the ruins Win
nteLtion OF usng them when the works should be suf.
eienly advanced 70 Justify the removal Of the brok
walls and debris whcn protects the workmen and con
firing OF our guns II expected will not only stop this
work. but render the rebel occupation Of Sumter preca
rious, II not impossible.
General 0lmores operations on Morris Island ara nc
lively proiecuted. The battery on Cummings Poin
shields our troops perfectly, while the condition d
Wagner Is such as to protect the troops from all hazard
sl there are few casualties all Of which occur II
consequences OF unnecessary exposure.
Batteries which arc designed TO throw Greek FIRE arr
now nearly completed, and recent experiments have
shown that the fire may be safely and e1ectuay used
Charleston 10 within fair range OF the guns already
placed, are n such numbers as will insure the destruc
tion OF the city when they are turned upon II. Th
event will not take place until other plans are complete
and the navy 10 ready to cooperate with the army,
Complaint against Admiral Dahgren 70 universal -
Our naval officers and sailors believe that Admiral Ear
rasut will take command Of the feet in Oharestor
harbor and they express the utmost confidence that
result Of the operations there undertaken VIII be
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

The "WoLr's LoSo HowL.''-Mt. Jacob
Wolf, Of Cincinnati, tried last night for the
third time, and did make g speech in German,
at The City Hall, to an audience of, fifty -seven
men and boys all told, by actual count. Atthe
time we dropred in, he was laburing to prove
that John Brough was lifelong Democrat;
that be had no sympathy with the Republican
or Abolition party, and would, Il elected, take
his old position in the Democratic party. He
warned HE German hearers not to put any con-
6iepce 10 aught the Voik,frsund of Cincinnati,
and the Weabote, Of this city, might say. He
evidently felt The power, and dreaded the in
fuence of those able and st4uDcb Democratic
papere.
Such is o specman Of the vile stuff which TX 4
demacogus--this Wolf iu sleeps clothing
WAS seeki5g to gull the German Democrats of
Columbus with We think tho votes Of our
German citizens on Tuesday next, will tell
ths. be might better have saved his bre,th and
hisreputatio1, m, r-.4..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
Up to e O'clock thi. Morning.
Z ON HosscrAna.


New YORK, OCT. 6.-The HeIaldb special from Mash
Vile 9Th says An unusual degree OF excitement pre-
walls here to-day In consequence Of the rebel Genera
Forest with force Of about fOar thousand mounted
men, having made rail- on lines Of railroad com
munication between this place and Bridgeport or Chat
tanooga.
Just at this particular tms no trains are leaving 70,
the direction OF the 'front.' Yet this circumstances eed
give particular cause for alarm, The enemy can do
bat comparatively little to iDjure our Communication
Forest may succeed In nterruptng our communication
h, ew hours, Dat We nave not only force to drive
There no need to fear General Rosecrans success In
holding his position at Chattanooga he ia too Gtrona
o that place for the enemy to attack him with even
To-day diminishing has bssn going on In the neigh.
borhood OF MurfTeesboro. The enemy made an atten,
to destroy bridge Of considerable Importance to Us In
railroad pointo view. In the skIrmish very few
we're woup1'i and none killed
Bone pe syls are inclined to think an eneagement IA
going on az Chattanooga, but do not coincide with
Unless the enemy is vey desperate he will not afsct
Chattanooga II he does there is every iikelibood thai
he Will be defeated, If he attempts flank movement
that place he will meet force that has been nno
we'll tried Ia the field, and General ROsecrans would bo
able TO hold ont several days against the
attacks even Of very superior force.
The present raid is not an unexpected one. We were
looking for It, Cavalry movements do not surprise us
as only when heavy bodies OF infantry move on
lines or communication or tanks that we prepare for
serious engagements
OAu ahsuIe boyal peOple tnat te2rg Tor RosccTan8p
reaf and for the safety Of Murressboro need mot be
enerained unless the enemy moved on our rear flank
In full force: and gentleman we'll qualified to know
assures me there 10 no information OF an attack on Chat
tanooga up to the cutting OF the Wies between here and
Bridgeport, Alabama, said cutting having taken place
this morning,
CINCINNATI, Oct G.-PrlvaIe adycss from Ch,tta
the position impregnabls.
special to the Commercial from Knoxville 5th,
lay' Our forces below penetrated 10 HswaSSes river
Ihe enemy IL retiring. The rebels hgyo also fallen
night
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Departure CT an Expedition Under
Sealed Orders,

NEw YORK Oct. GA Fortress Monroe letter, dated
the 9TH, to the Herald states that an expedition on
large seale, consisting af artillery cavalry and nant
ry has been organized, and In conjunction with sew
tral army gunboas started from here yesterday after
noon Its Destination Is unknown even to thote par
tieipahng The troops left under sealed orders whci
arc not to be opened until certain point 10 reached
The place OF rendezvous has been appointed where VA
hous commanders aTe to meet and ado pt such easure
as viii insure success to the expedition. Major Gen
eIal Foster planned the campaign, and entrusted hi
plans 10 only few competent and Trustworthy ofcers
In whom he reposes every confidence. The object Of h
expedition Is to strike severe blow Vital point
and II properly carried cut IL will have telling ef
lect and may he conducive OF hastenIng on the fall
campaign on both sides. At all events the rebels vii
% compelled to concentrate large force, II none II
there at present. and should the latter DO the CASE ouI
troops are numerous enough TO fight a heavy engage
ment and the result be no other than Union vic
tory, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

A BADl BRRATH,-The Greatest Curse The
hums q family Is h ,ir 60, Hos many lovers It
has separated many lrieuda forever part.
ed Ttesuhjsp: iss so delicate, your nearest
frieud will cot mention it, and you are gucrant
of the fact, To effect radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW ERS" as q
dsnhi6ce, night and morning Il also beauli-
6ts the complexion, removing all tan, pimples,
and trsckles leaving the skin soft and white -
Price so cents, For sale by N, MsrpIe snd
all druggists. fa& rtEgs tt,Fh.
ocl7 63-d&Wlj jeow .......