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Governor. Pteya,osst.

Governor Pterp0sat.
This gentleman is strongly intrenched
in the confidence of President johnson,
and pursuing wise liberal and enlight-
ened policy, isstrengthening himself ev-
cry day in the respect and esteem of the
people over whom he presides. We
subjoin hereto an extract from his mes
sage to the Legislature of Virginia, in
which he calls upon that body to repeal
the disqualifying provisions which had
been engrafted upon the Constitution
during the war. He well says ut is
folly to suppose that a State can be gov
erned under a republican form of gov
eminent, when large portion of the
people of the State are disfranchised."
And is it credible to suppose that West
Virginia will adopt in a time of pro-
found peace, restrictions upon Liberty
and Human Equality, which East Vir-
ginia repudiated and repealed in the
first month after the termination of the
war! We trust the people will wake up
to the magnitude of this question.
"The most important question which
demands our immediate consideration
is that of the restoration of political
rights to those who have heretofore en-.
jOyed them. Since the restoration of the
seat of Government to this city, have
conversed with intelligent gentlemen,
of every shade of political opinion, and
from every portion of the Common
wealth. Our intercourse has been of the
most frank and unreserved character,
and have been most favorably Impress
ed with the earnestness and sincerity of
their good intentions; and 1 am con-
WINGED that, if the test of loyalty pre-
scribed by our Constitution is enforced
in the election and qualification of off,
GERS, it would render organization inn
practicable in most of the counties of the
State. It is folly to suppose that State
can be governed under republican form
OF government when q large portion of
the State are disfranchised. But, fortu-
nately, by the terms of the Constitution.
the General Assembly has control of this
subject"
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animation before whom the prisoners
were brought composed of three Justices
of the Peace land it is said too of the Rad
ical Party unanimously discharged the
prisoners and exonerated them from the
unjust imputation. We are happy to
hail this triumph Of the sound principles
of Law. tits what might have been ex-
pected from the great and influential
county of Harrison. olong as the Ld,c
is adhered to no one will complain, let
the results be what they may, but where
the Law is trampled under foot for the
qualification of personal or partizan ma
lice, a sense of just and honest indigna-
ton will spring up which must sooner
or later correct the evil. We annex the
reportof that decision from the Wheeling
Register.
sAt the June term of the Circuit Court
in Harrison county West Virginia, the
Grand Jury, under the instructions of
Judge Thomas w. Harrison, found pre-
sentiments for larceny against those Of
the citizens of that county who had been
engaged in the rebellion and had returned
to their homes. Twelve persons were
so presented, namely: Judge Camden,
U. M. Hunter, II. n. Lee, William p.
Cooper, r. G. Davis, William L. Corley,
s. NJ. Sommers, Robert Boggess, r. e.
Cowan, ]. T. Cowan, James A. Horner
and William Smith. The Judge issued
bench-warrants for their arrest, and on
Tuesday of last week they were arrested
and taken before Justices Wefninger,
Wright and Ross for examination upon
the charge Of larceny for the taking Of
horses by Jones' men at the time of the
"Jones' raid" The examination was
concluded last Thursday, and resulted In
the discharge Of all the accused parties,
the Justices being unanimous In opinion.
The several points Of law, both common
and international, involved In the cases
were argued at great length, and we are
promised at an early day q full history
Of the proceedings. AS similar prosecu-
tions have been set on foot against other
parties In various portions Of this State,
these cases afford q valuable precedent,
and the arguments upon which the deci.
sion was based will prove matter of
much public interest.
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The Right 6lpts-ie.

No one possessed of an American
heart, and imbued with the true spirit
of our constitutional system can read
the resolutions and proceedings of the
large State Conventions which recently
assembled in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Minnesota, without thrill of pleasure
at the revival Of those sentiments Of fra
ternal love, of generosity and magma
nimity, which once SO happily distin-
guished this great Republic. The war
is now ended. The rebellion crushed.
The spirit of disaffection extinguished,
and those powerful and influential States
wish Peace; not hollow, deceptive and
treacherous Peace, in which evil passions
are still to be fomented, and judicial and
legislative prescription is to be substi-
tuted for the march of armies, but an
honest, sincere, andgenuine Peace, which
will restore once more the ascendancy of
good feeling, and place all under the
@gis of the Constitution and laws of
their country.
We publish below some resolutions
adopted few days ago by the people of
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania. They
breathe the pure spirit of Cancellation,
landmark the path which all true patriots
ought to take. The Pottsville Standard
says that the Convention which adopted
them was composed of one hundred and
ninety delegates, representing every dis
trict of the county; "that it was I'M
doubleday the largestand mostintelligent
body of the kind ever assembled in
Schuylkill," and that the resolutions
We're unanimously adopted.
We also print some extracts from the
admirable speech of the President of the
Convention, Colonel J. M. Wetherill,
gallant soldier, who Is too generous and
too manly to wish to humiliate or ex-
terminate the brave, but unfortunate
people whom he has helped to conquer.
Extracts from the remarks Of Colonel
]. M. Wetherill, President Of the meet
ing:
"The war is over. The strength in
men and means OF the NORTH, hes proven
spirit Of the South. It has passed into
history. + Is time now to forget the
fiercenese, the dictivenees, the passion
aroused by the contest. The battle "a
over. It is the part Of humanity 70 take
care Of the wounded. The bouth Is
beaten. It IL the part Of magnanimity
In the victor to extend the right bird or
friendship to the vanquished.
"And now let meEaiSe my voice beyond
the limits Of this Convention. ~ me-
call upon all good men to leave Q Marty
who, act.ated BY hna4icism and hate.
have IN times past slxiven equally with
the politicians Of the South to precipi.
9aoe the country into IT. late difficulties.
Let reason assert it, sway. Let the
principles Of justice psevail. Let kind
ness lake the place Of hate. Let the |
mutual injuries, Ne examinations and |
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EMIGRATION FROM WEST VIRGINIA
The st. Louis Republican saws:

"a gentleman who has lust arrived
from Writ county, in West virginia. in.
forms us that his family is the tenth that
has come from that section to- Missouri
this season, and that there are twenty
other families either on the way or about
starting, to be here within 8 month
Several have already purchased farms,
and all OF them will locate permanently
in Missouri"
We regret to witness this tendency toI
emigration from West Virginia. This
State contains within its limits all the
elements National Power, fertile lands,
abundant water power and inexhaustible
mineral wealth. What it chiefly lacks
Is POPULATION. Capable Of supporting
In comfort million of happy and con
tented human beings, It now contain
q population Of very little over thre
hundred thousand. How is this beside I
ratum to be attained? We saw by h
liberal and enlightened system of laws
Is It then wise by such harsh. narrow,
and disqualifying provisions as now
deform our Statute Books to drive q ne |
spectacle portion of our resident popu I
lation to other places Of settlement? Csn
we expect them to remain II these laws
are not repealed? Thousands are living
nom Poland. Hungary, and the other
aeepouc governments Of Europe. because
their rights Of person and property are
not respected there, and can ~ expe4
those amongst US, who have been born
70 the Inheritance Of freedom, to be les
sensitive to the chains Of oppressionf
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GOV; PIasPoNr has appointed Judge PAP
r.H Circuit Judge for the 18th Judiciai CT.
cels Q! the State Of Virginia. Of which, BY the
constitution and laws Of Virginia, the COUNTS
OF Jeasrson and Berkeley constitute : parA
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RAILRoA DIS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
" RAILROAD COMPANY,

" RAILROAD COMPANY,
wAsHIEaToH, Deeember 10, 1894.
On and after SUNDAY NIGHT Dec. ~,
1874, Passenger Trains between VAshibston
and Baltimore will he run A. followsi
TRAINS MOVING North.
No, t;=nALTiMoRE, WAY srATIoH AND
ais a. m. Arrive At Baltimore 500 m,
No. 2.-NEw YORK AND PHILADKL-
PHlA wAshington =. % =. N.
A5S y s' o e F'" York
No. = - BALTIMORE AND WESTERN
y" AIN-Lsave Washington 0 IS q. m, stop
llnr = way stations, eonnsetLns At Relay With
No. %1SEw YORK MAIL TRAIN
cav Washington Ills q. m. Arrive At Bal
tmore 'a,tS p. mi Philadelphia sS1 p. mi New
No. r@BXITIhoRE TRAM AND WAY
ATT Ms =. Leave wshington 400 p. m,
co pest lg ~ Relay with Frederick ira n.
n. g. -BALTiMoRE CONSULTATION AND
PHILa OELPHIA TRAIN-Leave Washington
40 D. m. Arrive At Baltimore 10 .. m. This
train stops at Blsdensburg, Beltsville, Laurel,
No. T. y BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS TRAIH-Leave Washington
500 p. m. Arrive at New York 90 a. m. Malls
tho early morning lines leaving New York for
the East, North and West. No Philadelphia
or Baltimore tickets sold by this train, witch
u limited in capacity BY Government orders,
No. s.-BALIImoRE AND HARRIsBuRG
TRhIN-Leaye Washington s.t6 p. m. Arrive
at Baltimore o % p. m.
No. Q. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
| and WESTERN TRAIN-Leave Washington
At 7.s0 p. M, stopping at Relay HouBs for
Western passengers TO take Express Train
for Grafton, Wheeling, Parkersburg, and all
points in the West Reaches New YORK Of
| els q. m.
For Annapolis the concessions win be made
with the SIS ., m. and the and 4 20 D. m.
from Washington. No train 70 or from An.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only fyafns from Wdshingi0n for passen.
| gers on sunday are the 8 10 and HIS .. M,
and 90 p. m. for IA tinore, and no p. m
| for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK. AMI
the West, and the zoo p. m. for New YoIk
only
day are Nos. and 4, At A.S0 . M, and $50 \
/ m, with the New York passengers and m iils
| ADD the No. Q AZ 9.s0 and No, ~ 100 p. m.
sleeping car. direct TO New York on 7.St
| p. m, trains daily.
Through tickets 10 the West, a. well a. "a
PhildeIphia, New York or Boston. can be hat
the day, ~ we'll As 81 new once In the Aneri
can Telegraph But ding, Penns, lvania ave
| nue., between ~ and 6th streets.
| Baggage will be checked at all hourG-AlsC
for through points, to save trouble and eonfu,
sinn at the departure Of tbs trains.
| For further Information, tickets OF every
kins, 40, apply TO George s. KOontz, Agent
| W. P. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
| L. NJ. COLE,
deia-H General Ticket Agent.
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N = DIOAL l..
PEoIAL TIoE

-
DR.. N. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In the
Fessrai Flock, corner OF Seventh and y streets,
opposite the Post and Patent oaiees, Rooms
- and ~ up stairs, Washington, D. @.
All diseases OF private nature treated in
the best scientific msnser, and radical cures
sfnsotsd In all cases. sYPHILITTc AZTEC
TON, GoEoRRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of 70
LUPTUoUS DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GEEERATITE ORGANS, from any eAu's
whatever, or how long standing, thoroughly
and radis,ily eursdi Sisod GOVT, RHEUMA-
TISM, HgURALeIA, and other CHRONIC
DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES
and JOINTS SCRoFULL, BLoTCBES on tn
FACE, ERUPTToEs on the limbs and bsdy,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No mstter what your disease, let ne false del
ioaey prevent you from applying immediately
10 Dr.. vSllny, who 10 Acknowledged TO be BY
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear moi
70 come and make known Jour nisfortunes,
and he will speedily send you on your way
rejoicing.
That drsadful soourEs Of the youRg, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the Esnsrativs organs,
units them for married life, producing
weakness OF the back and limbs, loss Of AMI
nation and muscular power, pslpitstioa oi
the bsart, nervous irritGbIiity, IoSS Of memory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
and death.
YOUNG MANI In view OF the dreadful con-
ssqueuets Of delay, do not fall to make your
case known Immediately to TT. vsilny. Your
secrets with Kim are sacred, and you may con.
hdently rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered
and who were on the brink Of the grave, have
been brought back to vigorous health by his
sxillful treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating
mAtIlmony, who suspect themselves Of inpO.
tenoy, seminal weakness, or any disease Sris
ing from relaxed state OF the genital organs
whether the result Of disease, injury, youth
full indisOretionS, or indulgence Of the passions
10 ripper years, are earnestly sntreAted TO place
themselves under the care Of Or. v. They
may rely with certainly upon = speedy cure
t7End hsips restored to full health and gor.
He trests with entire SuccsFrRN hjsaases Ol
fem les, such az LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs uTERI, se., he., AMI In every case
guarantees = perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMu.
EICATIoNs strictly PAIVATE and CoNFL
DENTAL.
PEEsoEs calling see no one bot the DoeTn-
Those At distance may b. SREATED ~
MAIL. BY ssndiDE statement Of CASE, Al"
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINE
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TIME FABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 18th, 1854,
Trains wIll leave Depo', corner Broad street
Ana Washington Aysaue, ~ followsi
Express TTGln Al 400 .. m, (MondAys ex-
eepstt for Baltimore and Washington, stop
pinE A. WIlmington, Perryville, hAvre.de-
Grace, Abe r'een, PoFF"nIL's ard Magnolia.
Way Mail Train ~ 3 10 =. an, (Sundays ex-
scpted,) for BIhmOre, stopping at all IegulAr
stations, connecting with d, lAwAre railroad
NJ Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In
termediAto stations.
Express Train at LIS D. M, (suudays ex
eepied,) for Baltimore AID Washington, atop
pinT At Oh EteT, WILMINGTON, ElkIon, Perry
Vile, a d BAvre-de Grace.
ENprcsS TAN II S.60 p m, Sundays eX-
eep,S.i,I Tor Baltimore and wAIhluEtoa, stop
Ting ut Wilmington, Newark, klktOn, North
east, PerIYxilIs, hAVrS-ds-GraeS, PsrrymAn's,
and Magnolia.
Night ESpress At Ills p. M, for Baltimore
and Washington, Ntopping At Chester, (only
tn take Baltimore amt WAshiRgton pAaSsn-
gerS,) Wilmington, Newark, ElktOp, North
esst, Perry vile, and HAvTs-de-GTA0s.
PHsstngeTs for Fortress Monroe will take
ACCOMMODATION TRAIRS-StospIpr At
all stations bstWeen PhllAdelphiA GRd VII
miDgton-
cave Philadelphia At II.OO q m, 90, $50
and 1000 y. m. Tho 400 p. m. tram oonnsots
with Delaware railroad IoT Milford and later
mediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at IT'S and $50 q. NJ, %
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE-
Leave Wilmington at y NJ, t.2t, S,SS, and y 81
CHESTER FOR DECENTRALIZATION
Chester Al B,lb, 10 II .. m, r. 80 ala 81, T. 40
and s.0b p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at % .. m. Tor Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at WilmInEton,
PeTTyVIlle, HAVre-de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry.
mans and Magnolia.
Night Express at ll.i5p M. for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping At Chester (tOT
Baltimore and Washington PASsengers,) VII
mipstOn, Newark, ElktOn, NORTHEAST, Perry
VILE and HayTG-de-tiTAce.
Accommodation Train at 10 p. N. for Will
minEtOn and Way stations.
BALIlMORE fOA PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BNltimoTe At - y, m, stopping at
HAvTs- e-GTaee, PeTryVills and Wilmington.
ALSO atOpH At klktoh and Newark to take pas
Iengers for PhilAdelphia and leave pAhssnseTE
IRON WAshinGton OF RAlumore,) and chester
to leave passengers from BALTIMORE or wash
lngtoh,
Leave Wilmington fer PhllAdslphiA at $50
from BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
LaAVe Baltimore 8 70 = M, Way Natl. 10
p, m, EXpTebA. A2b y. m, Way Train. $40
TRAINS Fob BkLTimORE
Leave Chester ct SGT .. n, LS0, and lI.bO
Lave wIlninEtOn At NIs, go q. n, IHS,
FREIGHT TRAIN, NltA passenger oar at
tAeheA, will leave Wilmington fOE hsnyvillO
and intormediate stetiSna - IAS 2. N.
jAAii y. u KINNEY, suPsFiRtandSal.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU
IN OF STEAM EHGINELRING, February

NJ Az DFIhh hlEP DO HEh
IN OF STEAM EEGINEERIkG, February,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At
this nursNu until MERIDIAN, MARCH II,
1868, for the IRON, 40, described In the fol-
entire class, delivered At the respective NAVY
Yard. Payments will he made In tho uAu 81
manner delivery TO commence In twenty days
after notification Of acceptance OF bili TO ~ o,
coed contihuAlly, and the whole o be delivered
In three months thereafter. The contract
Ill be awarded to the lowest responsible bid
der, the right beng reserved Of rejecting the
lowest bid, q 10 deemed GxhotbltAnt.
The usual guarantees viii DO required, and
the contract will he dated the day the notice
OF acceptance 10 given.
Printed schedules and Instructions can be
obtained By application to ne SureSu; =,
the bureau OF Steam Engineering, and en-.
dorned Proposals for Materials for the
Navy that they may be distinguished from
The following are the classes required At the
respective Navy YAIdT:
KITTkRY.-CLASs No. l-Boiler Iron.
IlI 900 pounds best American FIanEe Iron.
KITTERY.-CLAss No. 2-ROuhd and Flat Iron.
$4,000 pounds best American Round and Flat
Iron,
KITTERY.-cLAIE No. ar Iron.
5000 pounds best American I Iron.
CHARLEsTOWN.-CLA No, l-CoPPer.
5000 pounds Inaos Copper-best qu4lity.
CHARLEsTo WN.-CLASS No. a
5000 pounds han q Tin.
LEsrOWN.-CLASs No. =.
$500 pounds slab Zinc.
BROOKLYN.-CLAIsN No. I.-boiiIr Iron, &c.
900 pounds best American FIange Iron.
Il, so pounds best American Sheet ITOu.
BRQoKLYN.-CLAss No. 2-ROuRd, Square and
Fiat Iron,
a
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NJ EW INV MT l y n
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsrIc
BONE TEETH,
DIR. S. y. sIsEsMoND,

100 PennBylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth
anu 1hirteenth Etreeti, Washington
Drs. s. eAllS the attention OF the public 70
the following advantages OF his Improved sys-
tenn;
LIST, The teeth Of his mAnufAsturs viii never
oorIode nor change color by any Aoids, and
are hTee-iourtha lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or ToOts need be extracted, -
the artificial ones can be inserted over than.
ID. The roots will be made inoffensiVo and
never 10 Gehe.
9Th. No temporary tssth are needed, ~ per
mAnent ones can be iasde Immediately ,thsIeby
pTeNsTVtng the natural expression Of ths-tAeS
With, under the Old system, IL frequently
SIN. This work has been fully tested for over
ave yaArs BY many OF the nrst chemists and
physicians Of this and the old country,
Dr. s. has also Invented = white lndeatruo-
tiblO metal nlling, with which the most saDsI'
tive teeth can be filled without pain, and ekn
build up . perfect sound tooth on any gido
rOots, Ghieh will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with InnOxious vApor, by Dr. sigesmoud, go
PennGyly AniA avsaue, Inventor and cole man.
ufAetureT OF AnAostlc InnoNloua VApOT lhot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrOtOrm OF Esherl bu1
strictly an AhAsstio agent, entirely Tree from
sxhilArAting oieets. and perfectly harmless,
causing quiet sleep, with pleasant beaSA-
tiOhn and perfect InsOniibility 20 pain.
Ths best Of references Eivea n required.
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CURE GUARANTEED.

Ut. L. FIsHBLATT, Of No. ag7 K street, 10
Of & o block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
Affections, Consumption, liver Complaint,
Chronic affections, a. well As all diseases OF
may be DECLARED ineurAble by other y y siclAns,
he engages TO u Ake I'm mediate cure OF. "
his lengthy practice In the Science Of M'di
Gin he Ia enabled TO Oftr himself to the pub.
lilo - being the only one Ia Washington GapA
ble al al riding speedy relief All cases curs-
bic will be guaranteed. He warrants o cure
without the use OF mercury or ADy other
dangerous medicines. keo Mt eases cured in
two three days,
N u. Letters Gddresssd.to pr. FishblStt, At
bis ONCE, 9i1 E street, botW cen Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. will receive Immediate atten.
ton. Those at distance In tho army osn be
treated ~ mall. lAnyI-u
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
PoET Orc DEPARTMENT, }

PoST OFT.cE DEPARTMEET,l
WABHIR0 ON CRY, Dec. IS, 1854.
Proposals will be Hosived at the Contr act
ONCE OF this Department until up. M Of March
80, 1895, ito be decided by April 49, for con.
vey ing the IN ,ils Of the Omitted States In Ma
ryIaud and District OF Columbia, from July 1,
1850, to June %, Isss, 90 toe route and by the
specified, being route established BY Aet Of
Congress ApprOVsdJune 20, 1854.
No. ana From ROCKVILLE, Nd, by oIney, En-
B'or, silver spring, (Sligo p. v, J
and Rrightwood, ID. T., 10 wash.
ington, az miles, and back, ak
times week.
From M0v 10 Dscsvsb.rI.
Leave Rockville daily, except Sunday, At $50
Arrive at Washington by 1910 a. NJ,
Leave WAshIngton daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Rockville byspm.
From December 10 MsVI.
Leave BroUSvills daily, except sunday, at Q
ATriIe at wasbinEt IbyIIA.nj
Leave Warrington Ally, except sunday, At
.iiriVs at Rockville by Gp.m,
EOT form Of proposal, guarantee, and GER
tftNaie, and laws, lnAtTuettoaH. 40 , In la
tisS to eontTaets, bidders are referred 10 the
pAmp Ilet advertisement OF this date, 10 be
seen o. ;hr ".hotS Of Brook Vile and Washing
ton, an I tbs Department. -
Ja25iaN4 Postmaster General.
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DERS0NAL--THE VICTIMS OF
miSplAesd eonhionSs should consult DIT.
Darby, t-9 SeveIth street, Aad be relieved Of
heir d. m euItIes, Honorable and soIeutins
IeAtmsnt gu AFanteOd. fsit'ims