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x WAI1I's CIGRMIFUGE-THE MOST USE
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED ~
THE PUBLIC. A..
This well known anti dysenleris and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past anu
universally acknowledged by all whS have u1eu ~ u
be TAR superior any other medicine ever employed III
the diseases for which il Is recommended IL Il per
fectIy safe, and no child will refuse TO take H.
worms being especially apt 10 lntest persons OF de-
biltated digestive organs and emaclated constitutions,
much mischief is often done by tho ordinary worm
medicines which generally consist OF the strongest puf
gatiyes calomel-that destroyer OF the constitution
htrrrs, pink root spirits OF urpenllne, Worseou vii
&C. Sc Articles of this kind may destroy worms, oul
they deblitae The stsmach and often materially nure
the general health. wtheat removing the CAUSE
Swaiu'S VeImluge has the peculiar advantage Oh re
moving the cause of worms, by giving vgor and heay
action 10 the stomach bowels, and organs OF dgesnon,
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough, &C.
This medicine, BY inyg0raung the internal functions,
strengthening The organs of digestion, and removing the
urinary cause which creates morbid secTeons, VIII re-
lieVe Bowel Complains, Choic, DyseneTy, oyspepsd,
and the whole train of hillary affections, SICK headaeh,
Acidfy of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Flies,
SC il is an antidotc in the early stages OF lever ana
cholera mosbus As general family medicine, ltslahds
unrivalled rs il applicable 10 most OF the diseases 70
which children are subject SWsim's Vermhuge WIN VIII
he found Of sOms zthty 10 persons whs occasionally
indulge the coRvIviaIy OF the table; dCs takeh
before dRnsr will anticipate the effects oil acioy OF tne
stomach, not unfrequenLy produced by VINE In tne
NEGLECT OF this however dose in the morning, or the
following morning, will, IN NEST instances, restore the
.nl,s OF the stomach. -s.H-
Faa.lles resident in the country, and isolated IN
assx<re from medical advice-ravelers journeying TO
the r vest or bOunu distant ports-semnartes and
al public institutions and charitable associations, VIII
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Phladel:
pliia and sold uy ROBERTS * ATKINSON, corner OF
= 20 VIM SWAIN s. SON.
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healing, apenent and anodlhe hatuIo . - 80, ,Io
srctinns OF the and lungs, promnle eApeCtoia
lungs carry of the slow, iswad, hectic icver promote
digestion, strengthen the nerves. inaicsG te
of the Snecjfe is safe mild and easy, anS may be TAX
en- without DANGER by in the last stage OF pegi
nancy ana is sovereign remedy for chideh, anu sNe
immediate reet to the whoORing cough, toelllhg anu
tho bowel complaints. The proprietor mas )eeh IN tle
habit ofusng thus specific in his private pTa hc9 or Nr
ous Diseases accompanied with depression and low
ness OF spirits &c, well as diseases OF the heart ana
lungs, with unparalleled success The doSe d ihe Spe-
cic be given according TO tie age ana sutsui vi 'o
patient as directed for the constructive
NH . 9aN--an 30
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TFIE OLDEST ESTABLISRAIENT IN
THE CRY

uANIES GRAY's UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
eB MEDICINE STORE, No 23 Water street, ono
door west of South ST. Baltimore, where is constant on
hand and for sale the extensive and best set ted
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS. Banks, = Nd
ROOTS in the city; together with all the ThompsO 4
Medicines; DIR. II. Towards Medicizrs. and DR.. y
Beach,s Remedies. Also number 81 his own prepaEa
TONS all of which are warranted 10 be equal 10 any IN
the United States in point quality whel, Sale and re
tall
I6g-AIl orders thankfully received and attended
with despatch.
1r5-JAMES GRAY, General Agent for the sale ofBT
HORTON HOWARD'S improved System of Boianw
Medicines The public invited to call and examine
the above work, and Judge Of the superiority which II
possesses over DIR. Samuel ThonPson's New Gaide to
Health. II,
{In addition to the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully observe that having in his possession ne
works of THOMPSON, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HERSEY, distinguished practitioners, VINO nave
devoted much of their ne 10 the requirement OF Know
edee appertining the healing art so far as NJ baseu
up0n Vegetable properties, the efficacy OF winch mey
fully tested before they promulgated their opinions, ne
daiicrs himself that from his experienced ana studied
care fihs ruth of which known 60 maHyO he Is pre-
nsred 10 COMPOUND MEDICINES from their dispen-
which lie viii be pleased 10 do in obedience TO
those vino may favor him with their orders, and he as
surss such persons that every article which passes
through hands, will be conformity 10 the pTeseE
mons Of those auIhors iy23d
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MEDTOINAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
lTgDTAN sPEG5WIo.

FOR the eure III Colds
WhooriuE Cnngs, Spit;lag
nj Blood ard CONSUMPTION,
&c. Just received aiJ for
sale hv tie Ageuk.
ROBERTS * ATKINSON
cnrnsr Hanover and Balu
rofe sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
hv a chemical process from
Herbs, roots, plants and flow
err, when in greatest Pertec-
ZION. They are OF balsamIc,
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FENIN PLATES, &C.
Il 200 boxes Tin PLATES, is Y approved braHds
100 whole boxes 14X2o lC Roofing TIN
600 bundles Hoops, from 5-s 10 inch
$50 do Rod IRON, IA 10 5-S iRch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
800 bundles Iron WIRE, from TO Is
900 Stone Annealed do 10 10 ~
6 sets Timers Toels-foT sale by
fHe4J A1IsF rIss BROWN s. WILSON,
dag No. 50 s. Frederick 81
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KOUCK,S PANACEA COUNTER
FEITED.


A SENSE Of duty to myself as well as TO tho puh
N lie induces TO state that my Panacea las been
countereited 10 considerable extent, aud that large
quantities Oft have heen sold in New York, PhadBlt
pbia, aud Piitshurg The bottles containing the medii
cine as well the sereoyped bills which cover each
bottle has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in counteneiting Them, that it's difficult 10 do
tect thcm and which indeed can alone he done by
critical examination AS 10 the spurious Panacea Il
most wretched and deleteTious compound, calcuat
ed TO do ne il doubtless has done great injury TO the
constitutions of those who may be unfortunate as TO
use IT, Ii there he any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral wicked than smother, II If
where an unprinciped being eopsrds the health and
lives of his fellow creatures rs IN the present instance
tor filthy lucre, and palms upon them az genuine medl'
cine o universal reputation for Its sanauve quality,
most vainous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power of curing tend ony
to deceive and blight the hopes ofthe invalid not per
mant ntIyt TO destroy his health.
Having discovered tho author and agents in this nll
ous fraud upon the public, well as upon my own IN
terests and being influenced by sincere desire TO pu
nish the aggression of the former and throw the PIANO
ply of protection around the lacrI caused some weeks
since SUITS 10 be instituted in the U. States Court ioI
Philadelphia against The parties concerned IN tins nea
ons air; regular reports Of which wheE adJudcated,
will be published for the public Information, ana to warn
the unprincpled against The danger OF depredanng upon
he Tishtof Others, and oil periliag human health;
ni5 q JACOB HoUCK.
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READ AND REFLECT.


A n like the present, wlien in consequence
n Of tlie rapidly varying changes OF the weather, al
tenang from dry TO alosI, from hot 10 coll coughs
cl Is, asthma catarrh, &c. daily be corning more
prevalent, a remedy universally effectual N removing
all such complaints, is deserving Of especial attention
and recommendation Such remedy, prepared solely
I'll vegetable ingredients, composing (iH addition 10 the
herb Iem which II derives its nancy sew .ra Others
equally valuable and restorative in their us. offer
ed 70 The community in the PECTORAI nONEY OF
LlNEEWORT1 which sines IL wse frst presented to
the public by the proprietor. has received testnsnals
ron hundreds of It's ehcncy voluntarily rendered the
originals OF Riany of which. by the leave of tho pares
may be examined by all interested at the store Of the
proprietor In fact IN all cases of Colds Coughs Astb
ma, influenza, Group Whooping Cough, and every in
famGatory affection OF the Chest ald Lungs the PFC
-nRAb UOHEY OF LIvERwoRr sands unriViiled, hav
ina every Instance, when disease has been
o. the nasl aggravated and viruenl kind, effected per
Tee rufe Its Use was CONTINUED, al least aorded
afuai benefit 70 the stierer, which only required his
owA perseverance 10 become a perfect cure MANY O,
our must respectable cizens have authorized the pro
str " communicate their names, as evidence Of the
uuth OF tue above statements all interested enquirer
~ Prria,td by JAMES y. NoWILL, New York
GU" WI sa'e ny ROBERTS ATKINSON,
oP sole Agents Baltimore.
BALIiaiORk LIEE INSURANCE. C0
IDS felnorcd TO No. 10 South Street
x,,.s s3hS |; DONALDSON, President. Z
u for years. OF for lie Al ,ho Ssla,v
rates for every hundred dsliaIs; s'4'
s Is La IS =:
s: 1 ~ s'os
CRAFTS Asx0lrIrs-Rssss FOR oHs huHarsd dola.
$ !; '':'' . '''. rs :s} '".-'-
SELLS ENDOwMRRTs fnr children
BhcEvEs MoEEy on deposits
MAKES acasrf.crs n which life u s1s nssrs.i
" WILLIAM H'Nvssess, ss.s.
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HHOUCEx's PANACFcA, PREPARED SOLELY
u u FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOUCE, Baltimore. This justly celebrated Panacea
may be taken with perfect safety by all ages snd in al
diseases. Its for the following diseases: Dys
pspss, Less Of Appetite, Indigestion, Inflammation OF
the Stomach, Heart Burn, Dianhra, Dysenery Flux,
Piles, Fistala Distracted MenstuatioR, Ague and Fe
yer, Bilious or Renittent Fever Typa. Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small POx, Eryspeus or ST. Anthony's Fire,
Asthma, Peurisy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Costveness,
Wind on the Stoinachor Bowels Cholera Morbus, Con
sumption, Influenza Colds, Coughs, Inflnmmatory Sore
Throat or Quinsey, Whooping Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth Putrid Sore Throat Group, Inflammation OF the
Heart Dropsy, Ricets Diseases Of the Liver Jaundice,
difficulty of making Urine, Geet ystelcs Nervous and
Serofusus Affections Of the members and igGments
Mercaal and Veaeal Diseases, Ulcers Sores, Affegq
oAs of the Skin, and all diseases arising rsm impure
bleed.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81 y5e,
GI5-The aboys Medicine can he obtained in South
Charles STREET. opposite German with proper directions
tor using. liberal discount made to persons who buy
to sell.
03-Likenise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
Of the cities, and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States The great number of Ger
tcaes accompanying the dections showing the great
cures the Psnacea has effected when all other medicines
asye failed. will fully satisfy the pubic of its cures.
EI2 49,. d.'& 10 -. t- ~ .''''
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

I : - WORTHY OF NOTICE.
ENOB sALE.-A Black GIRL, Is years sfnge, to
u serve until she 10 IS years of age. She is well
grown land good house servant Tor further paricu
lars apply 10 l.. F. SCOTTPS Old Slave ency and
Intelligence office ---n-pent City Hotel. oc26
nPIsAZIERS' RODs-of all sizes, from ,
ID 10 ia. ~
square Iron, $40 IN. to / il
Scroll de
Hoop de I IL. u u In.
ToseuAs< with gsaesal assortmsnt Of STOVES, for
ale By OLIVER PARKER,
eple csraer Of caiveri x Lombard St.
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N UTRIA Gaps = cases hrst quality, fer
IN BY TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT b NUDGE ,
~ South CHARLES
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10 WEssEEstN AND SOUTH WaSTERE
HFRAVELL ERE,
e. g.
FE1HE GOOD INTENT FAST LINE, vii
a eays Baltimore every evening, At - O'Clock, af
II the arrival of the Philadelphia Rail Road Cars.
-FOUR O'CLOCK, II, NJ.
For Wheeling, pittsburg, GAINESVILLE, Columbus, and
Cincinnati, ria Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Ma
onai Road, the hest in the Union
Through TO Wheeling i'll SO hours emily,
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every rnorni#g, at 81 o.
cioek, for the above cities; travelling the sans rouie
me Good InteAt Line. Through iii ? hours. i''i
1lc above Lines connect at Wheeling with all Of the
oh1 Lines % 5tages,-aiso with STEAMBOATS, f9r Mays
fIlv Cneinlsp, Louisville, u. Logs and NeW Or.
cans, .-sfk .4a
For seats in Baltimore, spply ut the Geneml opposi
ZION Stage Office, No. II Pratt street, directly opposite
ne BaumoIe and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
HUTCHINSON s. VVEART, J ,-7af f"f
IHOS. SHRIVER
AEPHEUS BEALL, OSneTsa
WILLIAM III. STEELE,
aN J. A. WEART, Agent,
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MEDTCINAL ADVERTISER NTsl,
NYpHJLTTVC PROPS.

TO THE AFFLICTEO D.
Those who are ltboring under the ei-
! fleets Of tho had disorders are alpFis-
i ed that the Sypihlitic Drops arc found
/ 10 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
L cure for the Vcnerial disease ever yet
/ discovered. u has long been IN use,
4 bestowing blessings and receiving
4 praise-it has superseded all the qudcb
nOstrums, aud whilst they have sunk
iRto oblivion, neverAore TO be femem
bered, the Syphilitie Drops are Tcs:cu
d ing its thousands ei the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. In word, II re
moves the dIschse ratlirnllY in q lew
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

The following lines written by the Rev.
Wolfe, have been copied by friend as appli
BILE to the death of the late Mrs. Morse, wife
Mr.. Edwin Morse of this town.
"IfI had thought thou couldst hare died,
might not weep for thee;
But forgot, when by thy side,
That thou couldst mortal be:
1t never through my mind had passed
That time would Ger be DER,
And on thee should look my last,
And thou shouldst smile no more.
And still upon that face ! look,
And think t will smile again;
And still The thought l will not brook,
That / must look in vain
But when ! speak thou dost not say,
What thou ne er left'st unsaid,
And now feel as we'll as may,
Dear Mary, thou art dead
If thou wouldst stay cen as thou art,
All cold and all serene,
still might press thy silent heart,
And where thy smiles have been
While cen thy chill bleak corse have,
Thou seemest still my own;
But there I lay thee in thy grave
And now ! am alone!
] do not think where'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me,
And |, perhaps, may soothe this heart
In thinking, too, of thee;
Yet there was round thee such dawn
Of light ne 'er seen before,
AS fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

and freight, whether owners or underwriters, ana
expressing their full beliefthat his judicious man
agement has saved very considerable expense
the Underwriters in Boston, in consideration
thereof, have agreed to allow for his services five
dollars per diem for fifteen days. The other five
days in which he has been employed in settling
his accounts, are charged to freight and salvage
on vessel.
He has, since he came to this city, devoted
himself aasduously to facilitate the settlement of
his concerns-and has acted as far as can Judge,
with perfect dsinterestedness
VIM. HALES.
So much for the statement of the Journal of
Commerce.
In reward to the abandonment of the Charles, |
am confident can convince the public of the ne
cessity, as it then appeared, of my so doing, and
the purity of my motives. had had the COM
mand of her for eighteen months, and believe |
have had the entire confidence of her owners, as
| have done my duty to them as far as | have
been able, without regard to my own comfort or
interest. and refer to them for my character and
conduct while have been in their employ up to
this time
Thus have adverted to all the libellous char
gcs made against mel have done 1t Tor the Pur-
pose solely of inducing the public not to PREJUDICE
my cause, and thus complete the ruin OF man,
who trust to show, by legal investigation, has
been only unfortunate Exemption from error,
do not claim-that may have done wrong,
will not now deny, for who liveth and sinneth
not? But that | am not the vile wretch that
am charged in those publications of beng, hope
to prove to the world, when | meet my aecuseIs
in Court or Courts of Justice.
WM. GORHAM, IN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

ALARM OF FIRE, A new dwelling house on
High Street owned by Capt. Arthur Donnell, and
occupied by Mr.. Benjamin Owens, took fire on
Tuesday, from heating the Oven, but was imme-
diately subdued. Too much care can not be Ia
ken by carpenters in finishing round ovens TO
have proper space between the wood and brick
work.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

-CoRnEcr1oNs In the article, headed Sex.
tracts from my Diary" in our last, the reader
will make the following corrections, as it is too
late for us to do it now-except in this public
manner, which we very much regret.
Cd line insert ''their" between in and sadness.
9th line from the top, for "some vision Of fan
CIV" read "some vision of Fame"
I4th line for, 1--WE generally" read tive en-.
dcavor to-"
22d line for "whole levy" read "whole bevy,"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
The wings of Old York Movinsi

At Convention held at Alfred the 9Th inst,
the Wings of York County nominated Abraham
L. Came, John Hubbard, and Joseph Frost, for
the State Senate John S. Grant for Register
of Deeds; and David Otis for County Treasurer.
They had full attendance, and the utmost har-
mony prevailed. tits high time to be moving in
all quarters.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

.uTDuring the heavy shower on Tuesday night
of last week, accompanied with severe thunder
and tightening, a house was struck at Dresden
Bridge, doing very little damage, with the single
exception of slightly scorching the hair OF q
young mans head, while asleep.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

Decision of the people on the Bank Question.
a Washington Correspondent ofthe Ny. Inquirer
SAYS that Mr.. Tyler will not veto the Bank Bill. if
passed in the form desired by Mr.. Clay, because
mir. Tyler knows that a great and leading principle
of the party which nominated and elected him was
the creation ola national Bank.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

NorE.-Irefer the curious reader to Crosses An
quaes Of EegIand and Wales. 9Th vol, for the ira
dillon on which the foregoing tale is founded
BROOKLYN, L. L.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-24
T.. +. CALHOUN,
c. K. JORDAN.
JOHN SEAL.
LowHprs CouNry, july 18Th, 1871.

LowNDEs County, July 18Th, ls4l
Gcnlcm:n-Your letter ofthc 10th inst. has
been received, apprzlns me that the Convention
which assembled at Columbus on Saturday last,
selected me as a candidate TO represent the people
of lowudes county,n the capacity Of Representa- |
tive at the next session of our State Legislature |
For this mark of Kindness and confidence. shall
continue to feel grateful.
In your communicaton.you are pleased to pro.
pound the following nterogaorv: care you in
favor Of passing law to tax the people to pay the
principal or any part the interest of tie bonds
sold for the benefit ofthe Union Bank :"
To this intcrrogatory, answer emphatically
NO deny that there is any obligation resting
upon the State 10 pay these bonds, or any part
thereof: believing, as do,that these bonds were
created and issued IN direct violation of the Con
stituion of the State of Mississippi; ard believing
further that the highest moral as well as legal OBJ
legation which every citizen owes his State, is, to
preserve its Constitution, It's fundamental law
inyoatc. The moral obligation to refund the mo.
ney obtained on these fraudulent bonds, rests with
the Union Bank, and with the Legislators who
passed the bill, and the Governor who signed the
bonds, and not on the mass Of the people who ne.
YER sanctioned the bill nor handled one dollar of
the money.
However humble my capacity, | shall with
these views enter the canvass conscious Of good
couso and will honestly, if no: ably do battle III
behalf ofpopuar rights and ofthe Constitution.
Nv interest is identified with the rrorking peo.
ple-hose who have TO pay taxes, having my all
vested in planting the greater portion Of which
Is the fruit of my orn labor, am DESTROYS of pre-.
serving portion of it fora rainy day; aad when
have no further use for my property, want ii
n descend to my children freed from Taxation tc
~ the Union Bank bonds or any other uniust
i Taxation.
Indeed may say that | am opposed to the
r.boo n,n. c ole of selling the bonds Of the States
f,r tho nprno Sc of Banking;it is at war with equa
tights and gives to the crafty and cunning ar
opportunity to live without work,capital or brains
Upon these principles intend 70 stand or fall
and jffall must, viii 60 down with my colours
h flying and my face to my enemies.
u In conclusion, gentlemen, can assure the Con
!. yention, through YOU that, should be eected,ml
hest efforts shall be exerted in promoting the IN
terest and happiness not only of he citizens Q
: Lowndes, bnt OF the people of Mississippi
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servt,
JOHN T. CONNELL.
Nessrs, Calhoun, Jordan and Seal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-24

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Those vino voted n tie 9eSal'Ip 49, 60
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Sc. Had os u e.''''' 80. - - logors Is
e. whereby 'oa'i u az -, ,,so h, refer.
be o5ta.oed on TIE cteI. Vi 'io So Of lis
20 the next session. 81 '1o - scc,ion of the
safe, IN pursuance .. ~, ';,, and tina, this
SEVENTH attce 81 '"C -, 49, reysoaners pub
be puotheu III At 'e''1' " NV J.roc,ion Of the
SIeu'' I'm s,a.o ~ least for three month,
governor OF 'niS s'a'e' a. 'J'S ,Ieo,;on and that
sccdng The neA' sens, g., In AMI nays,Fere
a, act aIso'io9c'heF WIN ~ 81 ,go senate an,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-24
MIR FUCKERS SPEECH.

W. Viii, ii to-day Mr. TuckEHs speech deli
GO, ,ate, last Winter, upon what has
, ,y" III ,o Il, abs rbng topic OF the day and Tue
eldnr question in our ''"'e '''','''o 60.
lbs Gall, VIZ /: the IiabIln,v O ' ,1s Mr. Tuck
,pp to pay the Unlon Bai'' ~ ,oo,nos. and
Q. discusses the subject win ert ~ wound
ability. lie assumes s'ronsco"s''lu"O"I ~. sad
ana rorthps every point with conclusive iN1''