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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
SIXTH BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY.
BRIGADE ORDERS.

90 THE BEST PAPER EVER PUBLISHED
The Anglo American for this week is the best 10.
sued The following is part of it's contents
1.-The Sopg Of the Hempseed, by Eliza Cook; Pre-
collections of the Emperor Napoleon Helena being
another of these exceedingly interesting "reminiscences;
3-Elistonans rich anecdote OF the celebrated Ellis
ton; 4-The Master Passion, tale of Chamoun by +.
G Graan, Esq author Of Highways and Byways; s.
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky graphic and life like des
crption of this celebrated cave which has been i'm
perfectly known until within the last few years; g.
United Services the most humorous paper of the
THE Duchess OF st Adams interesting remin
ofhi celebrated person. by Jail Chaplan s-The Ma.
ture, Origin, and Distinction OF the Soul by the late War
rem Hastings, so well known from his transactions in
lndl', and his celebrated trial. "a Griffin, by II.
Addison; l0-Anecdotes of the Peninsula War, by Rife
man Havies; lI-Extracs from My Indian Diary by the
Old Forest R9nger; l2-England and United States; 10
miscellaneous Articles; l4-Cricketer's Chronicle an
extraordinary match, Nottingham Surry; l6-Repeal
Of the Union; l8-Editorias Letters from Correspon-
dents Dramatic and Musical Criticisms Varieties &c.
Now is capital time to commence subscriptions, as
this is the first number OF volume. Te those who
p.y years subscription in advance noble plate OF
Washington will be presented which be at the
publication Office. Single copies cents-$8 per year..
J. A. FUTILE, Agent
Am
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELha.

THOMAS BELL, AucuoneeL
=, BY BELL HoWAEtpi .....,,
FRIDAY, Oct
Az hacpast 10 clock az No i5l Broadway, fine
furnishing store hosiery gloves shirts stocks, hdk NC IN
great variety.
At l0H o'cock ~ the sales rooms,
Large sale Of elegant furniture Of all descriptions.
Also piano fort 5 a splendid collection of pa ntngs
Also the families giving up Housekeeping
ire tables book cases SOFAS pianos looking sasse' peo anu
glass ware
A the entire household furniture OF family removed from
BIookly ~ for cOnV enience of sale
This days sale viii be found deserving particular attention.
Extra Sale-ktIO o'clock in the Sales Rooms entire
consignment Just received from Sheffield Of Plated and Britain
MIA Ware OF al descnptons-tea trays candeStickS, nc
Also, superior table CUTLERY variety Of china and dinner
fu cases of birds splendid paintings rosewood p.no orte
and great variety Of housekeeping articles
HARDWARE AUCTION SALE-Jacob 5. Plaus TWEEN
II yt Fall Trade Hardware Sale this season takes place
This Day o'clock the Merchants Exchange Hardware
table and pocket cutlery, SCISSORS sc.
Also skates brass stair r0ods oval and fiat iapanned lamps
sadrous hand bellows woods flames hand annel and tack
brace aud hits German silver and plated table aud
,coons horse, hoe and paint brushes tea and was
bread baskets, &c. SC.
Also 2 o'clock an invoice Of fine sng and double bar
Also, with which the sale will Motifs patent
stove.
Also, fancy articles OF various kinds
Ais. 100 lots pen aud pocket knives aud table cutlery
~. BCatsogues now ready and worthy the ATTENTION
of the country well IS the city trade o5 u'ee
A UCTION NOCICE-Dotch Flower Root,-A, LEVY
haw continue the sale this morang a. II o'clock at Isl
Broadway ofa choice variety Of Dutch Bubous Roots Just
received from Harlem IN Holland and are from the same
faction They consist OF every variety ana VIII be sold IN
lots to suit buyers. OFT lt'ec
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Herald Marine correspondence,
O., 80 BosroN, Oct. Is, 1873.
3rly on Monday morning last at Monomoy Point Cape Cod
Tier cargo has been discharged and is (Iuesdsy on
he beach Vessel has been got of aud Point Hrbor leak
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has arrived, and as coughs, colds and infammatory
diseases common during such seasons becomes the
duty OF all persons in the earliest stages Of those
plants to resort to efficient remedy, and
mend the genuine Dr. Toy Tors Balsam Of Liverwor
the most certain saie and speedy remedy for coughs,
colds, consumption dyspepsia liver complaint bronchitis
asthma, Group whoopng cough sc. Sc, of any article
before the pnhlc this think all will be satisfied
after reading testimonials which may be found our
office 375 Bowery. We therefore, say TO the sf cited,
and We say with confidence, il You have either Of the
above named complaints, and within the reach OF
recovery from any hind Of treatment genuine Tay.
lors Balsam Of Lverwort will you Come try IT,
CO. Beware Of Fraud.-The genuine medicine is pre-
pared sud aol Wholesale and retail the original Office
as Bowery, and is for sale down town, only, by ].
Leeds, wholesale druggist, 1913 Maiden lane and in
Brooklyn, by Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE flr-ne1 .ad teleb.ed Fills. fUm goEagl arr We
L Ierceive 20 De obttned ~ tbs copstv cse aayetttn
nent the las, column. our,h raRa
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER "a.


...6 &c MOON SETS. ...... So
......5 HIGH WATER ........ II ~
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Foreign Imp0rtatiOns.

Passengers A rived.
HAvRI-Shp Ocean-Mr Astrin, lady and child @ Debuc
BMcGerrish-l4 In the storage.
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s17- FIRST DIVISION ~ Y. STATE ARTILLERY
DIVISION ORDERs

o. FIRST DIVISION N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY
DIVISION ORDERS
New YoRK, Oct 20, Is43.
The commissioned officers of the sion are invited to
assemble in full uniform at the Artillery Drill Rooms
Centre Market, on MONDAY NEXT, ct half past Q
O'Clock, "A precisey, for the purpose of calling upon
MARSHAL BERTRAND, and &C com any ing him in his
visit TO the u s. ships and Notifications the harbor
and tho Navy Yard.
By order of MAJOR General sandford.
H. C. Wstmo.e, Division Inspector.
FIRST BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY.
.e..-.' BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEW YoRK, Oct 20, Is43.
The absye division order is promulgated for the in
formation Of the officers of this brigade.
By order OF Brigader General Hunt
ID NJ Pral Brigade Major end Inspector.
FIRST BRIGADE eighty HORSE ARTILLERY
BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEw YoRK, Oct IS, 1919
The officers of this brigade will assemble in compliance
With division orders of this date.
By order OF Brigader General storms
Robert Brown, Brigade Major and Inspector
SIXTH BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
New YoRK, Oct 30, 1913
In compliance with division orders OF this date the oil
Of this brigade will assemble as therein directed.
By order of Brigsder General Morris
James Phalen, Brigade Major and Inspector. % 4t
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90 ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR POPULAR FA.
VoR the Jim Crow, containing weekly variety Of
cuts illustrating the qrp qurks and jumping propen
sites. OF Tyler and the Tyieres The Juvenile Gs.
MUS by Professor lngraham is capital story in
of publication The low price of four cents per copy is
too cheap but the propretors being determined give
their readers good reading amusing sheet they hope
reap their reward in circulation, to which it
is last tending. Sold wholesale and retail by j. A. TUT
TIE. AGENT Ann 81. and by ell newsmen and agents
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COPPER-0O cases English shea'ngC . very superior
'' 800 " ~ K COLLINS co,
o2sr South street
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.It- DE AEON SNOWBALL'S EIGHTEENTH SER
MON il published in the Boston Uncle Sam of this week,
besides FIVE thousand articles original selected and
len This pretty, spicy little sheet is decided favorte
among all classesthe old young and middle aged. To
enumerate one half the witty things which appear week.
jy In this sheet would fill this paper That almost every
contemporary copies Its smart sayings is the best evil
dence of its popularity. Sold wholesale and retail by j..
A FUTILE, Agent, Ann street, and all newsmen.
Price three cents per copy.
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0ls- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE, for tins permanent Of primary and secondary
Syphilis. This powerful Alternative is guaranteed to
every trace OF veneresl poison from the csnsttu-
ton. All persons suffering from the effects OF mercury
should this Alternative without delay Sold in large
bottles - each, small do, ST. in containing half
Dozen 50, caeiuy packed, and sent to all parts the
Union. Office and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine end Pharmscy, % Nassau street.
w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the steam ships
900, FROM LIVERPOOL
Hiberna Judkins ...... -. Nov
Britannia, Hewitt. -. Oct. 10 Nov. l6
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CCSOLAR LAMPSD -'GREENAUGH'S LAMPsD and
- HORNS GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" large
and complete the above Lamps kept constantly
hand and for sale low and reduced prizes by the subscriber
Persons wishing Lamps 10 economse IN are invited TO
call and before purchasing chemical Oil and Burning
Fluid he best quality kept constantly tor sale and deverd
in part OF the city. j. u HOlkEk,
OPT lm.ec 1853 Broadway
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POST OFFICE, .
- - New York, October oath l8i3.
EASTERN MAIL-Via New Haven Ste ,mboat and Hart
II ford Railroad On and after Monday the III tan
until further notice the above mail will be closed daily Except
Sundays) at thirty minutes past O'Clock, A NJ.
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
o25to30r Postmaster.
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10 PRIVATE DlsEAsEs-A CURE GUARAN.
Cit ~ Na v s,a eh ca anu rnumoy 81 'h ne
quackery, is prepared all diseases of pri
vate nature and offer TO all those afflicted with these dis
tessing maades advantages not TO be met with in any
other institution in this country either public priv ate
From the constant correspondence and from private
engagements between the members OF the College and the
NEST eminent professors of the medical institutions of Eu
ropc all improvements in the treatment of these diseases
are forwarded to them long before they reach the mao
rity OF the medical profession of this country With such
celebrated remedies together with The combined skill Of
the first medical men of this Country the College feel
tsfed that the good work they have undertaken, the
suppression OF quaokery," will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms for advice all medicines, SIS.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, o. Nassau
stree. w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
NIB. Patients living at distance, by stating their di
explicitly in writing giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere if any,
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full drec
ions for USE with guarantee of by addressing the
esent Of the college, pest paid, enclosing S.
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airline correspondence,

Ships Minerva. Havr; V;cksburg NOrlean, St Leon NJ
bllei barque Herschel, Richmond, and Others
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Before and SE.er.

We have saved lots of specimens of Coon Dragging be-
toTe the election and feel the humor viii occa-
sionay serve up dose We may then, the ediiica-
non OF our readers, give specimen two of their groans
efteT the election, just show their CONSISTENCY First
at hand the following from the Indiana Courier printed
just after the Democratic nominations
Loco NouIxaTIo>s-We learn from Il friend who At
tended NE Iocnoco convention AT Indianapolis that Hon
JAMES HircoNB. In OF General Land
Office nominated tor Governor and Jtssr ID BE,aur
L>q Lx-Stae Marshal, for Lieutenant Governor We
ieel plea~ed-very much pleased. lndced-with these
nominations Some poor ocoioco had be set upon his
ess 10 ne beat and Jim Whllcomb will answer lust as
well the hest his ,c,fe ard chidrcn wont ear. a
hg II he should be dstanced The people of Indiana
Will take an especial pleasure showing this brace of
Van Buren Office holders that they can't coms II
Wonder II the editor now . feels peased-yery much
pleased :"
The next is from tina, pink of Coonery the Newcastle
Courier
Firm DrsrRIor-Tbe Wing Convention of the 9th
congressman District have nominated that saunch and
n''ne'be Wing Dairy Haiiaee, a candidate for re-
election To Congress \ proud privilege that of the
wings ut the 9th They march under the banner of
general that never sustained IA defeat. One has re-
eeved every honor within the gift people Indiana
a. member of the State Legislature Lieutenant Governor
'overn"r and Representative TO Congress all of which
trusts he has discharged with signal ability and
ton To the People lie WILL have trouble To beat his
competitor. Brown.
Well. Grnbb>, what think YOU of the invncibIe
wing: Dad he take no trouble :" Talk of beains
bill Brown Why, Grubbs. with a niger to black guard
hi he could beat locomotive running down hill under
a full head of steam.
No" Tor snyfer from the South Bend Cheese Press
Read II aud laugh.
Governor Bigsers progress through the State IS in
iict. ci'ic triumph. Such large crowds assemble To-
hear him. that he has often had address them in IN.
open arr HE Court House being large enough to con-
tam the audience lie where greeted with great
enthusiasm At Liberty. IN J,on county,, Their l;and
with hundred persons horseback met him some dis
lance from the village, and escorsd hn in Three
miles rom c"nner>, lille. their Band with "A procession of
iriN carriages filled With ladies aud gentlemen aud two
hundred horseback. him. and accolnpaned him To
Their town. Indeed he rece,es everv where the mos,
HATTIE Tag marks cf confidence and e>een and Loco, AZ
We'll h Nhiy- greet hun with great cordIality Thus do
The people reward the faithful aud true
We inclined In believe that Govern Bigger would
have believed haseli better rewarded, had the people
chosen to re-elect him.
We intend. sand before. give a few specimens
at Wing hoa>ing. that the people may know hereafter
what confidence 10 put i" Wing papers before election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Tie SfIlc Rink Of l-G;-n,

II IS source of some qualification that this institution
his b en- recently improved In lis condition. Since the
Democratic riunpAs last fall, the hopes of creating Ma
onal Bank, has IN great measure ceased with the sens
ie portion of the wing party; and time has tested
correct e>s of the pred cto that hanks that
msrI'ej 40 coiidence Of the way specie would
foec up aud navisabc in the ordinary
business, and that exhang would be rtgulsted hy the
rdu ani traders instead of by banks aud brokers nj
reduced to a reasonable rate.
Another should lie assigned why the STATE nix
Of diana is the recovery the desperate disease
win winch 'he has been afflicted. The searching exam
last yeir 10y y. B. Palmer Esq has, learn had
It's aIusry effects upon lis administration and we pre-
dct # monoPoss. avorite fmi.ies chques and the mad
party which has heretofore had under It's exclusive care
community.
We informed that large accession Of specie in the
course f business has been the effect of reforms and
just admin s'Taon Of affairs continues We all not
tie backward declare approval Blu, If corruption
~ j.. grounds for suspicion should maniiestly a. pear
Ne slli As speak Quiet either political party pre-
vail
Is believed the Democratic members of the Iegisla.
will try order another commission To search the
SINKING Fund, and understand losses profits aud pre-.
seat condition. That fund about a million If
dollars and should I've carefully locked after. are of
on1n that needs looking after a. the earliest practical
ble no
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

The subject Of tho Tar being pretty fully discussed
IN '> STATE and with much ahilI, no
sdt array 81 >opii>iric~ the te latter
nowetrr, having exploded hand The success ct h,
iafu IN accomplishing what friends had prri aud
mus Vanishing one by one the Pantouls raised by the
IRE" Traders hS proved great IL those ppll
NchiS WI" have >n.ieIsnt discernment see ani iei
Inc iic but not >tt honest, and paotJSln 10 admit
~. An"ns the details OF the war. p-rceiv. that a
soieni Of TIA Indianapolis journal bringing out,
i'esh = AT hr>i. proceedings and resolutions u public
meetings OF Jackson Democrats of l-27 together with
addresses oi c"nira commuters charging Sir adams
'rirn~h'P Tor the Amcrcan system only n pursuance
81 Pledges ~ Mr. Clay while Gen Jackson wa. ihc old
known. uniform aud undoubied friend of tI., system
These things tell we'll.
We clipped the above from the Ohio State journal
few weeks before the esc,on We an,lcpaied tina, 49,,
should be able 10 show them how these things rnli
Wei We presume the OHIO Journal Is now satisfied
'hat The Hoo-.rrs e humbug- either by t,,
ia'i' or Assumption, OF great Federal Tory Bank II
81 Is not let II live and learn. Let pursue the same
course IN their coming election as the Coops did !, ,
State, and they then will see
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

There is more truth and good sense in the following
article from The " Y Herald. in relation to the English
Tobacco Tariff than be found all the Wing speech
es made.
The article Of tobacco has been harped upon one
from which England derives great the ciri-
ment If the United States We will examine this point
and to do 80 will take from the Treasury tables the ex-
ports of tobacco from the United States since 1921 with
the value and average price per hcgshead also the
Der of hogsheads annually beth TO France aud Eng
land
EXPORTS of Toraeoo FROM IHr tSITIo sTlrSs ASsu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22


The first seven years embraced in this table low
tarf years; the second period of years embraces
the whole action of the black tariff of ls2s Mark the
coincidence The export fell off .-o,v non, and az
necessary consequence the price fell! The average for
the seven years was 10 cent less than the preceding
seven years This the benefit 10 the tobacco plant
ers of the high 'refahafire" tariff In 1884 tie compro-
mise tariff took effect year after year foreign goods
freely here TO purchase tobacco not only did the quan
y of exports increase, but the price also increased
matter of under tho demand notwithstanding that
cotton and other articles fell Here is pretty conclusive
proof that exclusion Of foreign goods from our markets
destroys export trade than any foreign npos
tons upon American produce. Let all asrcuuralis,s
ponder upon this fact The table also indicates that the
quantity each of these heavily countries has
steadily increased This has net been brought about by
re ucng the prices, because tie prices have advanced
he averaged price in the first ten years 81 per
h., and in the last 10 years Of iOlO0 ger H.
advance If per cent This advance of price proves
contestab that The supply has KEEP, pace with the de-
mand On what pref is It them that the politicians
set up this hue and cry abou, foreign taxes and appeal to
robbed in order to support bankers and stockholders The
real object is bolster the falling fortunes of desperate
gamblers and Spectators, and shori-siehed politicians
prompted by bad AMBITION favor their views and hope
to ride into power the top of the loan Of
debt that they trying create The popuIace of En-
rope are writing and struggling beneath load of debt
which they about throw from their shoulders.
" lille the march of events is onward in the old world
the paper lords here childhly attempting back
to that order of things which is rapidly passing away.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
81. Gabriel Examination.

On ThursdlV attended The EXamlnaiion at the
ST. Gabriel College Of Tins pare. aud never have
been highly edited, to say delighted - Iinccnncs
Ga-etc
That same "St Gabriel would delight Us. if lis
managers would pay the twelve dollars which they
From notice IN the Evansville Journal whril
appended. We aPprehend that the whole concern
swndlny and # our not soon settled
shall feel II duty to expose it To the public
EDUCArToS-A DUS.-We published last June nd
veriisement per ORDER of - Gabrcls College. Nn-
cenne>. to the amount of Sl, and although complied
with all the direction gwen have been
pad cent WI Mr.. J T. Brler. the principal
whoever he may be. further trouble and the Ia
stiiutIon the dsgracc of filling notch lower on ou-
Black List by attending the matter nmed aiclv, The
Nincennes sun. who recommended advertising col
umns to the Coliege Will please 'r up te principal, and
urge him 10 fork over
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Governor WI.ifcon,b.

We learn that Mr. Wntcomb, by the
advice of physicians. has gone to the White
Sulphur SPRING, KY, where he will remain
a short time for the purpose Of recruiting his
health. The duties Of tic canvass were
very ariuous. and after filling bis appoint
ments to address the people up to that for
New Harmony, abont week before the
Election. he became % seriously i'll that he
was unable TO keep the remaining appoint
mcnts in the frs. district. ut Mt. Vernon.
Evansville. BoonviIle, Rockport, Rome,
t.cvcnworth, Corydon, and at New Albany.
Had he been able TO address the people at
these points. we have no doubt hc would
have produced much change in orr favor
and increased his m .jority. Mr.. Whitcomb
IS to return to Madison the last of this week.
and will, we suppose, visit Indianapolis soon
afterwards.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
The Bloomington Post-.NcthOdisun and
Gov. Whitcomb--Thc Methodist Col
fcge at Grcenclstic ihTeateHcI TO he
DESTROYED nv ty,e Wings

Our readers will remember that have, during the
late canv occasionally alluded the Of
Wing presses, which, in their anxiety defeat Governor
Nhicomb. bad made charges relative his connexion
with tie Neho lie, Episcopal Church. without any foun-
daiion 10 truth. By some this has been denied The
Bloomington Post the paper in which these charges first
Origin a,ed. has in such manner as to set
Of rest al doubts concerning tie matter But it does not
stop within the bounds Of med ration. It's threat
10 destroy the College a, Gieencasile whether by the
ncendiary at the hands Of whig mob. clear
We think should tend to open the eyes of the MehOdss
generally Its insult majority Of the people of the
State is strict accordance with wisgery. Before the
election the people ieriaed "inte gent patriotic -
but they called BY this miserable tool of Federal
ism. the "Baldficed Democracy" Read.
1T once more becomes painful duty record the
trlumphs Of Baidfaced Democracy true republican
democratIc principles taught by orea,her Jas.
Nhcomb, the Locof,co candidate for Governor It is be-
lieved i elected BY large.majpniy.'
However sheet s wded and Il ne limited,
shall give the article from the Post. with promise
that will take occasion 10 notice it length here
after. And ALSO the Mehodsts shall have such proof
will open their eye if The following Of itself should
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

No State Is more abused and rovilcd than
Pennsylvania for not paying her debt. and no
State has suffered 80 much from bank oorrup-
tons. 1t Is well known that the bank ruined
itself, in the first instance, by Its political
loans. commencing in 1928. when the line OF
discounts stood at S32.oG0.COD and swelIcd
TO 6I.0JO.000 at the date of General Jack
sons second election in 1882. Those loans
were never recovered, and when the bank
exploded. the committee reported as follows,
April I, 1911:
Active debt. S.S9S.s9S
Suspended do, l0,iJO,lSl