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A BARGAIN
% THAT lS,lisoxs tss u ssoY es
.s'' no A BARGAIN f!

II AvING permanently abandoned the .Mer-
LII camille business, I offer for sale my Store
house in White Cloud, with the lot on which il
is situated. It is the most eligible business
locati on in the place. The building is in ex-
cellent condition, and, besides the store-room
and cellar, there is dwelling attached, suita-
into business In the house, I am determined
to dispose Of the cor cern, and will sell it fox
ONE-HALE OF FIRST COST, OR LESS
Also, for sale, good Warehouse building.
on the Levee. Call soon, If you want bar
gain. C. F. JENNINGS.
June %, le66-tf-
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Marriage and Celibacy.

-,-.r-l-, maFrIaye ana NeHDdcy' -.
N ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
"A STRUCTIoN FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prema tsrely
PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with sure means of
relief Sent Free of Charge, in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SK1LL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 20, ls66-ly.
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Notice of Final settIenent.

Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
~ and all others Interested in the Estate of
Alexander A. Cooper. deceased. that the I'M
designed, Administrator of said Estate, in
tends TO make a 6nal settlement with the Pro-
bate Court Of Doniphan County, Kansas, on
the first Monday in November next, of all
matters in said Estate.
a.C1F@ ROBERT FLICKINGER,
September 20, 1866. Administrator.
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Not,ce Of Fi..l Settlement.

NOsaCc - EAoNa ccssao
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the Creditors
Az and al othersiuesssted iRthss Eseatss Of
Robert J. Porter, deceassd, tAat she undersip-
ed, Administrater Of said Estate, intends to
make final settlement with the Probate Court
Of Doniphan County, Kansas, on the first Mon.
day in November next, of all matters in said
Estate. ROBERT FLICKINGER,s pc
September 90, 1850 Administrator'
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NOSlce.

NOSlce.
TNHE Stockholders of the White Cloud City
L Company are hereby DosiAed shat there
viii be . meeting of the Company holden at
White Cloud, on Thursday, the 2ssh day OF
October, 1866. At this meeting . majority Of
the stock represented At the meeting will be
competant "a. transact business.s 60
White Cloud, September "a, 1866.
- p t''-tto = o. BAILEY,
ban President of White Cloud City Company.
. seps 2I-4w. s5ds baa:rf 81 80 1uf
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Caution 7

II the reader Of this j" notics" cannot sss Q
boz Of Fills or Ointment from the drug store n
his place, let him write to me, enclosing ths
amount, and I will mail boz free Of expense
Many dealers will not keep mya medicines on
hand, because they cannot make a. much pro.
fit as on other persons make. -.
None are genuine unless the words " Hssls
ray, Nep York and London" are discernibis
As Watr-mssk in every leaf Of the boot Of
directions around each box; the same may BE-
plainly seen BY holding the leaf 70 de agas. A
handsome reward win be given to any one rem.
dering such information as may lead 70 the
detection Of any party or parties counssrfsiting
the medicines or vending the same, moving
them 70 be spurious. - ~
r sssSsad ct the nanufartory Of -Rrofessee
HOLLOWAY, go Maiden Lane, Nsw York,
audby all respectable Druggists and ,Dealss
in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes, at IS cent, 80
cents, and $40 each. 10 - 49,;
pThsrs ID considerable saving b. tatins
The larger sisss. iTov.ise-lE
II
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a Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The WORLDS Great Remedy t0r
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease. ff"
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best 1t ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
I DIR. T. G. SHREVE,
Agent, White Cloud, Kansas.
April 5. 1s66-ly.
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These Mighty HealerS, World Known and
World Tried, are a Boon to The Sick

The want of sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion Of
humanity. and one entirely free from mineral
and other deleterious particles, was severely
felt till this all powerful medicine was ushered
into the world; HoLLowAY's ISvALuasLr Pnks
have become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of all No.
tons. Their attribute is to PREvTNr as well %
to CURE; they attack the RADIx Or ROOT Of ,hs
complaint, and thus, BY renewing the hiddss
cause of disease, re-invigorate and restore the
droosing energies Of the system, assisting ns.
ture In her task Of VITAL and yuncrosAar 40
FoRn.rror ...at
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Mheat,Mahted.

WILL pay the highest market price, IN
i Cash. for Wheat, delivered in White Cloud.
., Aug. g, le66sf y. w. MOORE.
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5pefial Notices.

Hannibal, i ST. Joseph Railroad
'is 5dHCsTime Table.
TAKING EfyEcr SUNDAY, MARCH 25. 1866.
Mail and Express, No. 8, arrives $50 P. M.
{" mas " No. 4, leaves 500 A. NJ
Passenger Express, No. |. arrives 500 A. NJ.
~"--' 49, No. 3, leaves 1900 P. NJ.
gsE+7T f,EiFa d. H. WINTOH,
General Agent, st. Joseph. /,
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Advertise, s' ID
alJf you wish to &c. rich, s.7S'g
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Woman, in all her Difficulties.

Is invited to test the regulating and restors-
tive powers of this harmless but effective pre-
paration. At the two epochs of life in which
the female system undergoes the most impor.
tant and critical changes, the Pills will proves
positive safeguard against evil consequences.
They are also confidently recommended Is .
specific in every disorder to which females arc
exclusively subject.
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Auuonnfe,,lents.
State Senator.

Fee, Three Dollars, in Advance.
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Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, Sc.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia, are at once midgated
by the Pills. Diarrhea, constipation, head.
ache, physical prostraton, nervous tremors.
hot Pushes, spasms, affections of the kidneys,
hemorrhoids or piles. and, in fact, all internal
complaints, from whatever cause arising, 1--WE
way before the salutary influence Of this e1trs-
ordinary remedy. As a specific for dyspepsis,
and the disorders connected with it, or grow
ing out of is, the Pills are always 10 be relied
on, when every other medicine and mode ~
treatment has utterly failed. =
Hollowsy's Pills are the best Remedy known
in the World for the following Diseases,
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Be 1t Understood,
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c..

In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
it is repealed and exterminated by this search
ing, painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious
remittents, bilious purging, and all the ordina-
ry disorders Of the organ, indicated by pain IN
the right side and between the shoulders, yell
lowness ofthe whites f.he eyes, weakness and
debility, &C., are relieved and removed BY tie
remedy, with a celebrity which astonishes- The
sufferers and their friends. Let the sick, whon
the faculty have abandoned, resort with con6.
dence to this powerful anti bilious agent, and
restoration to health and activity will b the
unvarying result. as3s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-12-29
1aleMatrE
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas JOHN WOLF, .ty his mortgage
deed dated No ember 25th 1864 and re- VA
corded in book "Q'g, pages l4T and I4s,Iel
conveyed to the undersigned the afollwing M
described real estate, situate in the town.
of Hermann, county of Gasconade and
State .Ot Missouri, TO wit TownlO 8 No.
81, 80, Al, 43, as and AZ Oh East 9th 81 iryeetHN
in said town, which said conveyance was ii
made TO secure the payment Of u. certain NJ
promissory notes therein fully described, >
and wher, as said notes have become due
and payable and remain, unpaid. now there
f re by virtue of the power vested in me- e
by said mortgagead deed will on i5,G ii ti.gi
Tuesday the 18th dayof February 1867. 4ai
between tho hours of g O'clock in thefare- :
noon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, at TIE front door of the court
house i'll the town of Hermann, sell tho
above described property atpubiic ~vendus'a
to the, highest bidderifor cash in hand. tor 2
satisfy the notes aforesaid and said mort =
gage decd together with the costs of this
pl oceeding
Hermann, Mo-, December LIST 1867 a"@@
l'n.. ''1~+ JOHN HQUANDTw9a
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3u DerfQuftn:

Gin i&Gne Ta rcn 800 &dsr ets f.
Ne" Sanrrs III slsn aat tsgt.tcrtgn ptuaten
sttlr mt. 8lde Sdpls, stpr = &C. mare III.
tsi; 10 adtr. mp.rn 40 2drr rsa tcten . tom
AnerS liar inter &uitut. 5 nt psriit9enrs
GHtllsn, EN- aut'S q ri Ut sst @ot 'tla5 n'tit
SlrunnQen. SdfGatn unl crr,rsu ttels
zen ttrntsu iib'dui Ter 6lrn, i,rut , rtUne
, ~It4lltsn MT trast1rrn Gdunsu rer crclltel
Srrten. 0ou lttrin4unarn anStrlt lgeroi. -
Natersl NJ ~crjraB:n IN tr Infsrci rrs !3.rm.
8oltttlattS.
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administrators NriIce

Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad-
ministratlon have beeo grant d to III unter
sigDed from the clerk of the County Court
If Gasconlde county on he estate Of Henry
SToHLM>NN deceased, bearing date Dee.
l9th 1876.
l\llpers ms ipdehtedt to said estate arehere-
Nv reoulred,o make Immediately raymentto
he Undersigned administrator. andall per-
s,ns, having :laims against said est;'e, 10
e <hibit them duly authenticated for al
low ,rce wIthip one wear from the date o.
said letters or the may b. preclud ii tr,n
any benefit, and if such cln'to> are not pre-
ssnted within three years from the date c
sad letters, they will be forever barred. :
H NJ, NIFBRUEGGE.
! Admr. Of Horny Stohlmsn7 decd
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M ortgage Sale.

III Z 81
Whereas Thomas Brim and Martha A,
Brim, his wife, by their I, mortgage deed
dated Augustnl4th, 1857, and recorded i'm
book y, pages qpd r-, convey d to the,
undersigned the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of G~ascorade,
in. the state Of Mi sour, to WIFI Tho North.
half of the South East Quarter and, the2
North half of the South West Quarter of
Section No IL, Township AZ, Rang 6 west
containing l60 acres, which said convey.
auce was made TO secure the p~ayment'6f
a certain pronissoryin note therein TailyldeHi
scribed, and whereas said note has become
due aud payable. and remain unpaid, now
therefore by virtue of h power vestedin
me by said mrtgage deed, vii, on r,,a
Monday the 18th day ofFebruaggy 1851 Q
between the. hounrrs. Of 9 o'clock. in the fore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon" of
said day, at the front door of the co6rtls
house in thentown OF Hermaan, sell the
above described property at public y~endnes
to the Highest bidder tor cash ip hand, to,
satisfy the note aforesaid and said mort,
kgage deed, together With the costs ofthis
[6roceeding.! ~ IS: iaa Gin srsI . al md.
Teis lst day of December I666i,l FLAG
| JOHN G BRIM.
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2 in vacation November 2Sth 1865.
NANCY FRAKER, Il'ff,) Civil action
r. M. FRAKER, Deft.is j. + III Di'o ~ "a
Now at this day comes the plaintiff in
Che above entitled cause, before the UNDER.
signed clerk Of the Circuit Court of GasE
conade Comfy in vacation, and filed here
affidavit, stating that the defendant is o.
NONRESIDENT Of the n State of Missouri
and cannot be summoned in this acton, it
IS therefore ordered by the aforesaid clerk
IN invocation, that publication be made ac-
cord ng to law, notifying him, that an action
has been commenced against him; the OBJ
tject and general nature of which is, t lob
ain a decree of divorce from the said de-
:endant for he reason of voluntarily abb
sence from the plaintiff over a space OF ono
year, and that unless he be and apptar
ut the next term of said court, to be holden
Lat The courthouse in Herman, within, the
county of GascOnade on the 4th Monday
IN April 1867, and Oh OF before the third
day thereof Off the term SO, long continue,
and if not, then before the end OF The ter1nS,
to answer said plaintiffs petition, the slime
will be taken against him as codte ssed and
udgt ment rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that q copy
Of this order be published nlbe Herman
Nolksblatt, a newspaper. printed and pub
ltished in card c. uniy Of Gascdnade,Y for four
weeks successfully, the last insortIon'to be
at least four weeks before the commence
Menl of the next term, of SAID court.t,l,IR
A true copy of the order, - % 40 INV
~ ENGLAND, Clerk.
r -
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~, J. c. ENGLAND, Clerk.
us Jones, Plaintiffs Attorney.

SEollce # email s ftLe,nent.
d;toua HOtlc is hereby gwen to all Gre
ofG A'fu others interested in the estate
F;".IO SrhBEarsoN decd, that will max,
~. 9et'lement thereof at the next term
snt tTe "~aSconade County Con t, TO b. held
na1 OeSun On the second Monday in Ftby
=, at the court house in the town
A. MCMILLAN
Adnr. OF J.. Cu,hhertscn deed.
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! The Comptroller Of the Treasury has de
cided that all mutilated National Bauk notes
must be sent to the offices from which they
were issned for redemption, when, If the
banks recognize them, be will redeem them.
All United States notes, when not defaced to
the extent Of more than one-twentieth. will
be redeemed at the Treasury Department ct
their full face value. When the mutilation Il
greater, the redemption will be in propor-
ton.
In the libel suit to which Secretary Stan.
ton was cited to produce certain letters, said
to be in his possession, Judge Olin delivered
his opinion that the Court could not compel
the production Of the papers. He held that
the theory Of our Government is, that there
are three departments, the Executive. Legis.
latiye and Judicial, each Independent of the
other. It cannot be possible that the Exec
utive should be called before court, and be
compelled to disclose what has been done, is
being done, and 10 to be done.
The Secretary Of War has sent General
Ingalls, on an inspection tour for the Quarter
masters Department through Colorado, Mon
tana, Utah, Idaho and Oregon, with q view
to ascertain what changes are desirable in the
methods Of supplying the posts in that sec
tion.
The House Committee on Elections, af-
ter full exmination of the case OF Fuller
vs. Dawson, from the Twenty first District OF
Pennsylvania, have decided that Mr.. Dawson
is entitled to the seat.
The Treasury Department commenced,
yesterday, the disbursement Of the new Eve
cent coin recently authorized by Congress.
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company shall connect their line of railroad
and telegraph with the Union Pacific Rail-
road, but not at point more than Fifty miles
westwardly from the meridian Of Denver in
Colorado.
6Ec. 2. And be It txrtAer enacted, That the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, with the
consent and approval Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, are hereby authorized to locate, con-
struct, and continue their road from Omaha,
| in Nebraska Territory, westward, according
to the best and most practicable route, and
without reference to the initial point, eAsShe
one hundredth meridian OF west longitnd9 4
now provided by law, in continuous com,
pleted line until they shall meet and connect
with the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
of California; and the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, of California, with the consent and
approval Of the Secretary Of the Interior, are
hereby authorized to locate, construct, and
continue their road eastward in continuous
and complete line until they shall meet and
connect with the Union Pacific Railroad, pro.
vided that each of the above named companies
shall have the right, when the nature Of the
work to be done by reason Of the deep cuts
and tunnels necessary to the expeditions con.
struction Of the Pacific Railroad to work, for
an extent not to exceed three hundred miles
| in advance Of their continuous completed
lines.
This important measure was introduced .
month ago BY Mr.. Henderson. Tae second
section originates with Mr.. Conness. The
bill goes at once to the House, and an effort
will be made to press it to an early vote in
that body.
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From Asp.nwaiI.

WASHINGTON. June 81
Commander Warren. Of the United States
steamer hienvile writes to the Navy Depart,
ment from Aspinwail llth, giving the partic-
ulars Of the great fire at Magaqnez already
noticed, inclosing copies Of letter from the
authorities OF the place, returning thanks to
the Bienville for .extnguishiny the FIRE.
Commodore Rogers communicates the ia
formation that the United states steamer
Vanderbilt arrived at Acapulco on the 30th Of
May. with the Monadnock, after passage
OF eight days and half from Panama. The
town OF Hesses is occupied by the Freach
with single uessel-the Lucfer-of eight
guns lying before it. The shores Of the bay
are behegured by the Liberals SO that the
coocanut groves within cannon shot of the
town cannot safely be approached. The coal
agent desired the protection Of the American
flag in giving coal to the Monadnock. We
shall, the Commodore says, probably be de-
tanned here for this purpose three or four
days after which / shsll proceed to San
Francisco, stopping At Magdelena bay to
transfer coal from the Vanderbilt to the Mo
nadnock. The average number of knots run
BY the latter vessel has been six and hall
per hour. The greatest distance run by be,
in one day was l57 miles, and the least 147
miles.
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THEODORE TiLToS IN WasHIsGTos,-Mr.
Theodore Tilton, who is on a visit to Wash
ing,on, made speech ON Friday Among
other good things he said this:
To-day. looking at the dome of the Capt.
toll | said to myself, Unto what can it be
compared. except to St. Peters at Ro.,e. ;
But st. Fster's al home was originally draft
ell by Michael Angelo for n greater and hirer
structure than The architect was allowed to
erect The great plan WAS dwarfed. There
are authors and planners IN Congress Of 2
scheme Of reconstruction as full orbed as Mi.
chael Angeles dome, but the President will
| not allow Il TO be built. Nevertheless it must
be built, President or no President, Congress
or no Congress. Let both ends OF the avenue
take heed that the party Of justice. the party
Of liberty, is the party that controls the con
science Of the nation, and will sooner or late.
control its poiicy. GeLtiemsn IN ~ asning
toni be it knowp unto youthat yon shall never
have rest for the soles of your feet until you,
legislation shall be squared, every iot and
title, according to the great rule of equal
rights. [Applause. know the world wal
not built in day. know this realization OF
a reconstructed Union cannot be had by 8
mere wishing. But know that, sooner OF
later, God means to give it to this nation. /
Is written in heaven that the fairest nation or
earth shall be modelled on no meaner plan
Keep the glowing ideal, therefore. in your
minds. Seek to achieve it-be coltant with
nothing less. Out of the broken fragments o
ii disrupted States reconstruct Union OF
the basis of Christian democracy; otherwise
your work will perish-otherwise it ought I,
perish
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Hall l6. Grundy county changed, giving
Rankin her vote. The second vote resulted,
McCrary ia; Ross 12l: Rankin 1885, Hall 8.
Decatur changed her vote, giving Rankin 4.
On motion, Mr.. Rankin's nomination was
made unanimous. ID
John A. Elliott was nominated for Auditor
Of State by reclamation.
Messrs. G. G. Carpenter, 3. E. Jones, and
G. F. Gilbert, were put in nomination for
Register. The result stood, Carpenter sos;
Jones 259, Gilbert 8. Col Carpenters nom.
ination was made unanimous.
E. E. Bissell, Of Dubuque, was nominated
for Attorney General by acclamation.
Upon the fourth ballot E. H. Stiles, of
Wapello. was nominated for Supreme Court
Reporter.
Gen. Trumbull, DR.. Saunders, of Scott;
Lewis Kinsey, of Louisa; and Charles P Lin
derman, of Page, were put in nomination for
Clerk of Supreme Court. On the final vote
Mr.. Linderman received large majority Of
the votes, and his nomination was made
unanimous. We shall give the ballotings
hereafter.
A vote of thanks was given to Judge Ira.
cey and the members of the State Central
Committee, as also to the officers of the Con-
vention. The body then adjourned With loud
cheers for the success of the platform and
candidates.
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s-mm.ry Of Tel.sr.ph.c Ds.p..eh...

sammary Of Tele0r~ph.c Dlspstches.
In the Senate, on the 18th. Mr.. Fessenden
gave notice That he would call up the tax bill
on Wednesday. The bill granting lands in
aid of the constructson Of railroad from
Salt Lake City to Columbia river, in Oregon,
was taken up, and, after lengthy discussion,
passed-20 to IL. In the House, on the 18th.
the report of the Committee of Conference
on the River and Harbor Improvement bill
was agreed to. The vote rejecting the bill
to create Department Of Education was re-
considered, and the bill passed--8O to A.
The army bill was taken up and considered
for some time BY sections, the House finally
passing 70 other business. Mr.. Rogers made
minority report from the Reconstruction
Committee, which was ordered printed. A
communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, stating Government sales Of gold
since January l, 1865, was presented; but,
= motion being made in regard to its disposal
which would necessarily give rise to debate,
the Speaker withdrew It temporarily.
Tho Army bill, which was discussed in
the House on the 18th, provides that the
military peace establishment shall consist ol
FIVE regiments of artillery, six regiments o
cavalry, City regiments Of infantry, the Pro
! fsssors and corps of cadets Of the Military
Academy, and such other forces as shall bs
provided for. An attempt was made Il
amend by increasing the cavalry TO seventee4
regiments, and also TO reduce the number d
infantry regiments to forty. Mr.. Schencl
/ explained that instead Of an army of ~, 900
capable of expansion to $1,000, the bill nro
poses an army Of 8,OO0s capable of sxpan
sion 10 10000. One mode of doing that ~
! to make the cavalry consist Of six regiment,
/ only. He also stated that Atty infantry regi
/ nAnts would be composed Of the ten infansr,
i s~gimeSss Of the old regular army, numbers
f0a ono TO ten, twenty three regiments mad
i sp q he nine new regiments, Of three bat
+ tsECae each ten regiments Of the veteta
n 44aGt GeeF, ea1 s1fgAt regiments, Of ool
oep4 toeps. 1AS President may, 8 a
J, tilss l6s4k = sfsy ssGinsAas.