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-ueW :oIJ pue o. p5pueq st1s!o!l!1o 4u9losu!
hatans prophecies, Bennett articles, Roebuck'G
TRADES such things as these are the true
springs of war. There have been times when
England has been called upon to put forth her
red right hand to beat back the aggressions
of passion and ofpride, and she has nobly won
and worn her laurels. But war at this crl
I sis with the Americans-with those who are
of all nations in the world best fitted by the
tiles of blood, of commerce, and Of a common
| literature to be our constant allies-would be
calamitous, and unnatural had almost
said sacrilgious war. What does great
war with America mean? 1t means a tetter-
ed trade, blockaded ports, a monstrous debt,
heavy taxes dear food, and blood shed like
water; merchantmen stealing over dangerous
SEAS English cannon in New York harbor,
American cannon in the Clyde; long ran
cour between friends grown enemies; and to
what end? The humiliation to America Of
being hewn with double-edged sword; the
glory to England of having fought 30 well as
to perpetuate the slavery of race for centu-
ries These are the probable and possible re-
suits of such war, which may Heaven avert!
(Applause)
ly adopted:
l. THAT this meeting entertains the most
cordial good will towards the people OF the
free States of America, and desires to express
anew its sympathy with them in their efforts
to extend to all the population of the United
States the rights of freemen and citizens, and
trust that soon no slave may remain amongst
them as a reproach to the principles OF self
government.
.. THAT this meeting feels humiliation and
concern i'll view of its being said that certain
persons, including members Of Parliament
have been and are engaged in illegally pro
viding and furnishing war-ships, and British
capitalists were supplying money in aid ofthe
Southern Shareholders Confederation at the
imminent risk Of provoking war between
America and this country.
8. That this meeting solennnly protests
against such proceedings and earnestly calls
on Her Majesty's Government to evince its
good faith to friendly Power to vindicate
British law and honor by putting an effective
stop to these nefarious transactions, and pros
ecuting the guilty perpetrators"
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Immigration Extraordinary.

From the Cork Herald.
Within the next fifteen days no less than
twelve departures of passenger steamships
will take place from Queenstown. The In
man line which has hitherto been the main
channel of American emigration, has now
three departures within the fortnight, hav-
ing added fortnight by sailing to the ordin-
airy weekly one, which is found to be utterly
inadequate to meet the increasing passenger
traffic.
The Cunard line, which has hitherto in
Guided only one departure in the week, with
mails and frst-class passengers, will hence
forth, commencing this day, have two de
partures-a steamer leaving every Wednes-
day, conveying passengers to New York at
the ordiary fares The Montreal Ocean Steam
ship Company will resume the weekly COM
munication between this port and Qubec on
on Saturday next, the ship then to sail being
the St. Patrick The steamship Mersey is
advertised to sail for New York ON the Sd of
June, to be followed by other vessels. The
steamship Louisiana is to ply to New York
on the 9th inst, at reduced rates for passen-
gers.
The list of departures, as already announced
may be closed with the steamship Melbourn
which is to sail for New York on the 18th
inst.
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,.E D1ED Fon MS COUNTRY.
sY ". L. RAYsE.

For whom is the death bell tohlhE
For young mau IN his prime,
Or maiden fair, whose le"I p"Us@ there
Attae last vesper chime
some il Il is happily el.de"
In the shadow oi the grave.
Let HE worn clay ia silence lay
Till He shall COME to save.
But Why is your proud flag dropping,
" helefore with sable hung
A soldier comes, with MARTA! drLms,
And pail o er him il flung.
Oh brave, true hearted christian
Who met bastard foe,
With kindling eye. and purp"Se hlgh'
And saw the life~tl1od h"E
With lip and cheek uniienbiinS
And al the set of sun,
Laid down his life, amid me STRIFE
OF victory hardly ga
Toll bell, toll low and tenderly,
While weeping friend. pass round
Let teara be shed. and all Ills bed
With benedicrirns crowned,
On! soldiers Of the Union!
The right shall yet prevail.
he never sleeps, whom Israel keeps,
His justice cannot fail
Sleep on, in thy low dwelling.
Unbeard the roll cal! nov,
He hoIds the key, He Tatcheth thee
Oh more than cenquerOr thou
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NEOrtzaRe sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
KEHosHA COUNTY CRcuIT Court.
Seth Doan Nathan Hawley, PIGiB&i6B,
against
Anna Y. ColEel, Amanda A. Colwell, Clara A. Ford,
Victorine A. Colwell, Otis Cowcll and Nelson jay
Colwel, Defendants.
EpY virtue OF q Judgment Of Foreclosure and sa le
lib made and entered In the above entitled action on
the 9th day of May 1853 in said Court shall offs
fer for sale and sell at the front door othe court House
the city and county of Kenoshs the goth day OF
Of June, D. 1868, at the hour OF one O'Clock Of
said day all the following described real estate to wit
Situated lying and being in the third ward of the city
Of Kenosh in the State OF Wisconsin: apart of the
mol tn quarter OF section six 6) in township
one ~, north Of range twenty>three (29) east -:
commencing at point the east line Of Kenoshs street,
rods south Of the south westcorner Oflot no. If
said quarter section; thence easterly parallel
with the south line Of lot fifteen Q6) distance of hfN
teen rods thence south parallel with said street six 6)
rods thence westerly parallel with lot fifteen aforesaid
to the east line Of Kenosha street fteea 5) rods =;
thence norhery the east line of said street six 10y
20 the place of begnning the being the late
Homestead of Otis Colwel deceased.
Dated May &, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
J. B. JnsUS, Plf's Atty. 6T4S Sheriff,
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The Day School Bell

$4,000 copies issued Singing Book for
Schools md Semn res, called the Day School Bell is
ready. 1t about 200 choice songs, round4
catches Duets trios, Guarets, and chOruses many OF
thu written expressly for this work. besides 81 pages
OF the Elements Of Music, which easy and progress
sive.
Among the large number of eautIul pieces mSy be
found, Unce Sans School "Don't you hear the chill
drer coming" Always look the sunny sde," "Tne
little lass" and Little Lad" ''Oh, pair tree "Auvil
Chorus" meet meet ME by the running brook &c,
1t is compiled by Horace Waters author Of sabbath
School Bell" Nos. and q ~hch have had the
sale $4,000 copies PrcespaPer covers, IS cts,
800 per 100 bound 80 cts 1925 per o. cloth bound
bossed gilt 40 cents $35 per 100 rs copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at he retail price.
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gheriG,s knle.

KgNosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Hope Lsthrop against Samuel B. Scott Samuel Hale and
Mary b. Hale.
I'm pursuance of the judgment In tLe above en-
N titier action rendered November ~ q 1862 at ths
regular term of said Court Hudson Fox Sheriff OF said
County shalt Offer for sale and sell at pubic auc-
ton highest bidder therefor at The front door az the
Court and county Of Kenosa AM state of
Wisconsin, half past O'Clock in the forenoon Of Thurs
dAy July I'd A. D. 1868, the following described lot or
land lying and being in said city Of Kenosha to wt
All of Lot B. in Block No hty nine 81 lying
west of Exchange Street excepting hoerS much OF the
west end said lot three 3 decided by David Blish
h 10 Charles c. Shoes and g. L. Sholes being ten rods moro
or less and being south quar- section No hir-
tJ-one 81 town . north of Range twenty three III
esst.-Terms of sale cash, HUDSON FOX,
Dated Feb. u, 45G3 Sheriff OF EeDoaha Co.
o. s. & +. Ii. HEAD, Plf's Attys. l3w43
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aHRRIFF,s SALE.

KENoSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Gayor Sheldon, ct 81 agst Asahe W Benham and Elsa-
beth Benham.
IN pursuance by virtue of judgment Of force
Circuit Court ter the county Of Kenosha
the above entitled action shall offer for sale ana
public auction the highest bidder Saturday the
Of July o'clock in the afternoon of that
day of The Court the City
County Of Kenosha ana State of WscOnsnal the follow
Estate much thereof shall be
essay make Of said judgment interests and
di said SALE TO wit:
part of the east
the south quarter of section number
% township No north of range No. nineteen
fS east the town Randall, in the county and
State aforesaid bounded and described follows
yitCommencng the centre of the road whore
the ne running north chains and
the southwest Of VIM Eaukners
IS degrees west chains and sixty links; thence
- IL degrees west ten chains and ffytwo links
degrees thence thence north
"a 4degrees eight chains thence north p degrees
chains and eight links thence duo west
chains twenty nkstO the north east OF
Thomas Paeey lard thence south twenyonc chains AID
twenty links thence chains and nnetytour links
thence south degrees cha!na ana hyres
LINKS buryng ground thence along the north line OF
said turyng ground four chains and sixteen links themes
degrees chains and htJthree links to the
the eaeTy along the centre OF said
chains and links 90 the place OF be-
ginning. and containing about hryeisht aores be the
or less. -.
Sherif's Office, April 49, lebS. HUDSON FOX,
WEBSTER l. ScHuFF, Sheriff OF kenoska County
PHI q Attys l3W46
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HHRREFE,s SALE.

STATE WISCONSIN,, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT:
ERY virtue of execution issued out and under the
ND seal OF the Circuit Court for the county of XenOsha
and State of Wisconsin, tested the 18th day of April
1858, and to directed and delivered in favor Of
Alison Felch, Plaintiff, against the goods and chstles
lands and tenements OF Richard Lee and Thomas Lee
Defendants have levied upon and shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder therefor at the front door
Of the Court House in the city and county OF KenOsha
and State OF Wisconsin, at two O'Clock In the afternoon
OF Saturday the 9th day Of June, 1858, the follow
ing described real estate, much thereof shall be
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, costs and expenses
Of said action Al the right title, and interest
which the said Richard Lee Thomas Lee had on the
20th day of November A 1852, has any time sncs
acquired In to the following described lots parcel
Of land to wit: Northwest quBrter Of the norhea st
quarter of section seven % town two (2) range twenty
two 22 east in the town OF Somers, county Of Kenosha
and State of Wisconsin. HUDSON FOX,
J. B. JIeuE, Pits Atty. Sheriff Kenosha 90.
Kenoshs, May 14th, 1868. TW49
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M
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inducing Impotency Consumption, and Mental and
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BY ROBERT j, CULVERWELL, NJ ID.
The important fact that the awful consequ ences o
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is enabled himself perfectly and at least poss
BILE cos thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums Of
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Eg- Ii is related that one day last week a
large, red faced woman, with porter's load
of expensive fnery upon her person. entered
the largest jewelry store in New York, and in
curing for diamonds, magnificent assert
ment of rings, brooches, earrings, necklaces
&c, were spread before her. From these she
selected three thousand five hundred dollars
worth, which she requested might be sent to
her house with the bill The clerk would find
her husband at home, she said and he would
pay for them A pen and ink were handed to
her and she was requested to write her ad-
dress She hesitated, her broad face turned
from red to crimson, and finally in great con-
fusion, she made her mark "a big CROSSE on
the card, and tossing it to the salesman, said !:
Thar 1 hain't time to write, but l guess
he'll know that" The illiterate queen of dia-
monds was contractorswife,
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Mnripnnn Sale.

STATE OF WIEcoNsIN-GEsosHA County CIRCUIT CoURT.
Eli G. Hunals agst David II. Lane ct al.
HI PURSUANCE Of the judgnentn the above entitled
ton rendered May 18th 1853 at the regular said
court Hudson Fox Sheriff OF Kenosha county, shall
for sale and soil public auction to the highest bidder there
for At the front door of the court Housn the city and
ty of Kenosha and state Of WISCONSIN, o'clock
forenoon Of Saturday August 80 1853 the
lots parcels OF land lying and beng the county Ks
nohH The third of lot
third Of lot block thirty four in tho LIST ward of
the city % kenoshA in the southeast
y-one 1911 in town north Of TWEEN three
subject TO having MARKET wdahed by ordinance
city of kenosha ly taking rod of the
without expense eompeusson and subject mortgage
given to Lee Cahin April 70 1859 for $500, Also part
lot one in block 100 on the or thirty
ISL in town two north Of range tWentythres the
where the line Of Main ST. extended said line
thence east on the south line OF sad LOT eight rods thence
par south line osdt to Main extended
line Of Main extended to place of beginning
Dated May IS, 1868. HUDSON FOX. Sheriff
J. ]. PETIT Pits Atty l3w5l of Kenosha County.
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s entire work of 1872 pages, and nearly 225 tune
and hymns As the music is little difficult it il
just the book to follow Bell No. l. Nearly million
Of these Bells have been iSsuej and ringing
through this aud other countries Among the many
choice pieces be found, "Shall beyond The
River?" "There is Beautiful World" sorrow shall
come again no more" "Don't you hear the Angels
ing?' Thou, God, seest me )" Sabbath Bells chime
&c. Prices Of Bell No. 2 Bell No. l. Both
numbers be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents, S35 per hundred cloth bound emboss
ed gilt so cents, $45 per 100. IS copies furnished al
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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Ton whom IL mny Concern.

NTotce is hereby given that in accordance with res
olution adopted by the Board Of Directors Of the
Milwaukee and No rthern Illinois Railroad Company
said company having failed to agree with the owners OF
certain lands required In the construction said road,
application will be made by said company to the Hon.
Arthur McArthur Judge OF tho second judicial Circuit
the state Of Wisconsin, and Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of the County of Milwaukee, Que Of the CO untei
in, and through which the line OF said road is located
his chambers at his residence in the City ofMwau-
kee on the 18th day Of June next at 10 O'Clock A. m OF
that appon! three dsnterested persons residing
in the counties through which suchoad is located and
runs TO view and examine the nds taken by this CONS
pany under its charter and requr ed by In the
struction and OF its said road, together with all
buildings and improvements, II any thereon, and to es'
innate the value OF the land taken required and
all the damage which the owners thereof shan
sustain may have sustained by Of the taking
OF the same for the of the said road.
Milwaukee May l5th 1863.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
PHIL0 BELDEN Pres't.
WIN. q. PARSONS, Secretary.
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The New Patrio,Ic Song Rook

contains 90 pages of SONGS Duets and choruses both
sick and dying soldiers, and soldier Scripture Manual
1t well suited for social singing. well sabba tn
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, here liberty dwelIs is my country" "The
Carstian Hero' Three cheers for Banner" "Come
sing to me Of Heaven" columbia, the Gem Ct the
0cesn," "Fteeman's Gathering" "Columbi%'s King
Is cents 80 per 100. Mailed at the retail price,
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HORACE WATERS Ast
4oI BTUAuWhy, N5W' I OH /.
Publisher of the above Books.
Vocal Music, with piano Accompaniment.

Vocal Music, with Piano Accompaniment.
large assortment OF new and popular songs, BAL
lads, duets, qusrtetts and chorouses, is ued daily.
Among the popular are, Shall know each 9th
er there" Lowrey: 'Why have my loved ones gone,'
81 will be true to thee" Oh, there's no such girl as
mine" by Foster "Mother's love is true "Swee love
forget not &C, by Keller % each ~ hear
voices singing "Home is home," Forget if you
can, but forgive" by Thomas, 80 cents each.
Instrumental Music for the Piano Porte-"We are
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more
Railways look on the sunny side, "Sha we know Ii
other there ?" &C. with brilliant Variations by Grobe
so cents each.
Polkss, WaltEes, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadris, &c
by popular authors All kinds of Singing and Instruc-
ton Books Catalogues mailed free to any address,
Music mailed at the above prices.
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roke the enclosure fthe subscriber In the town
ND Of Pleasant Prairie, about thu 25th day OF
May 1863, a Three Year OH BrOtoB Mare COJt-hsH
star in the forehead-wite strip the nose, no 9TH
err marks noticed. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges and take her away
A. a, FOSTER.
Pleasant Prairie June lat, 1903 4wS2
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns
is the popular s. Book ever issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words Eden Above,
Christian Bero,' beautiful Zion, Il ought to lore my
MOTHER The Angels told so,' In the Light Rest
the Weary &c. Prices covers, go CENTS EACH
sl5 per 1906 bound 25 cts $50 per 1O0 cloth bound
boSsed gilt, 80 cents, $25 per 100.
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The Harp Of Freedom

contains 81 pages of songs duets, and churuses for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces we wouia name
: Fair Fl erJoma morn" 20 let my people 60" "OveI
the rountam," "They worked me all the day." &c
Price ceGs sng so cents per dozen, 50 per 100 pos
tage cent each.
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Ruth; A Sacred Cantata
Tn. RevIvaI NFusIc Rook

contains 1876 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Pref. Cu This is excellent book for
for the young Philosopher covers 20 cents SIS pei
1907 bound IS cents, $50 per ICE.
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contains between 800 and 400 pages and hymns
and old, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference, and all kinds ofsacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in il
like Shining Shore" "Rest for the weary t>Shaii
each other there ?" "ShRll we meet beyond the
River There is beautiful World, ;" "Knd Words
Sweet hour of Prayer" t'There is 8 Land of Love,
suffer little children unto me ;" "God gave the
Nation" &c. Prces-single copies, bound, 30 cents
$40 per 100 cloth bound, embossed gill; 20 cents, $50
per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
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An Er0baSS-kAen0Sha county COuft.
In the matter Of the estate of James Evans:
AN reading and filing the petition Of Richard Jones,
" of the Of Paris in said county, setting forth
that the said James Evans died on about the 18th
day Of December 1892 in Louisville leaving in this
county the residence Of said deceased goods ohAtes
and personal property and praying that letters Of
ninistr alton may be granted to him the said Richard
Jones' is hereby ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Saturday the 10th day
Of June, A. D. 1868, his office in the city Of Kenoha
ten O'Clock NJ, and that notice of id hearing be
given to the heirs of said deceased and all persons
teresled by publishing copy this order for
weeks in The Kenosha Telegraph newspaper publish
cd in said county and city Of KenoshG.
l. W. WEBSTER, County Judge
Dated May SO, 1868. 8SEi
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The Athenaeum Collection

contains 70 pages of tunes and hymns designed for
viva, prayer, and conference meetings. Price in pa
per single COPIES 10 cents, So per 100 Melted
at the retail price,
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Waters, Cheap IusIc for the Million.

Arranged solos, duets quartetts aud choruses for
musical societies chors Sunday schools public schools
.emnsries, etc. Shall we know each other there 2
yond the river?' BE in tine,' There is Beautiful
World Where Liberty dwells is my country Free
dom, Truth, and Right we coming, Father
am, six hundred thousand MORE, There is land OF
Love- Sorrow shall come again more Heavenly
Home Come sing to of Heaven Land in sight,
we will love sunday school, Our God is marching
on God the Nation whittier's song of The
Plantation Negro Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
at last over the mountain, Little Elias an Angel
'Wiiies gone to Heaven, Suffer little children to come
unto me- Bury me in the morning, Mother Come TO
tiny rest Sweet hour Of Prayer &C. Price cents 80
cents Per doE., 81 per 100; postage cent each. In
sheet form. with Piano Accomplishments, rs cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS, As't
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PETER Widen,
ALEXANDER HUOK,
MICuAEJ. pEnRH9EN

All the demands against said firm will be paid by tbs
undersigned and ali persons owing the said firm will
nav the same to the undersigne1 who under the name
of Huck Bedehsen are successors the above named
firm. 49,
ALEXANDER HUCK,
MICHAEL DEDEHSEN.
Kenoahh lime Sd, 1863 1w52.
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1sp nkA FOR THE SPEEDY AND Eff
SDeSSVU FEcTuAL CURE OF all Chronic, Mercurial,
Svpnitc nil Diseases without mercury any
other POISONOUS n0xiOus drugs
SYPHILIS Primary Secondary and Tertar}, IN its most
hdeous forms speedily eradca ted from the system.
STRUCTURE cured without pain or bouges.
GOEORE HCSA cured in from to three days.
GLEET, matter Of how long standing cured in from
fourteen days.
Observation-Disclosures ernsgions-brousht on
BY e-bus excess entaed heredtary causing loss Of
memory mbeeility and spotOncy, with all its depOrAbie
train OF Symphonic treated and radically A
An REMEDY By
DR. W BLYTHE. of Chicago Ill, formerly Of the Lock
Hospital" London.
For remittance Of three dollars, DR. Blythe viii Perq-
nerrlu Cure any Of the above diseases by his NW
IND SIMPLE REMEDY Save yourselves IRON prena-
ture death aud Aneary grave while you may.
Address, DR.. W. blythe, Chicago Ill.
OFFICE Washington and Clark Sta, up stairs
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Dissoiutian Notice

NJ Office is hereby given that the OoPartnelshlp
lW heretofore existing between the undersigned unN
der the name Of Widen, Huck, Co, is this day by
mutual consent Dissolved.
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WVOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
III Diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM SPEBMAToRHUA Or
,f5 Al and other affections Of the
eryf.I Physical DEBILITY and PREMATURE
.yncw and reliable Reports of the Howard
By mail sealed letter envelopes Of
chs RE Address Dr. j. SELLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Asso
iation South Ninth Street. PbIsdeiphia Pa lysS