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II TMBkELLAS, PARASOLs.
u AND

-. AND SUN SHADES!
~ The subscriber, having purchased the ex-
NTN tensve Philadelphia Mandatory recently
49, established in this city, corner of Little
~~~ Sharp and BaltimorG-sts., begs leave to in
form country merchants and city dealers well as
the public generally, that he is prepared to
date them on terms fully cheap they be pur
chased III Philadelphia or New York. His stock Of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, is
of the best and most substantial manufacture, and
viii be found As extensive and varied any in
the country. Determined 10 sell al the very loves,
Philadelphia and New York prices, he respectfully
invites the public TO give MIN call.
mhll-tf FRANCIS BFEHLER.
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W ENITIAN BLINDS.

VENETIAN BLINDS.
NARROW STAT VENETIAN BLINDS.
I, am now manufacturing Venitan Blinds of superb
or style and finish, warranted to be the best article
made in this city.
Persons wishing something rev, handsome and
neat should call and examine my Narrow Stat and
fine Corniee Blinds.
Also on hand an assortment of handsome Tran spa.
rent WINDOW SHADES.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 4s GAY ST,
m24-u near the Odd Fellows' Hall.
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MAYORS OFFICE, MAY 90, l845. Tn

MAYORS OFFICE, MAY %, l545. The
WI following "ORDINANCE RELATING re Docs, ~
approved April 81, ls43) is published for the nfor
nation of the public:
Sec. !. Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, That it shall not be
lawful for animal of the Dog kind to go at large
within the limits of the city of Baltimore, and any
animal of the Dog kind found going at large, in vioa
ton of the ordinance, shall be liable TO he destroyed by
any person or persons whomsOever; provided, how
ever that dog accompanying his master through any
OF the streets of the city of Baltimore, led by any
chain rope, shall not be considered going at Ia ge
within the tue intent and meaning of this ordinance
Sec ,. And be it enacted and ordained, That any
owner or possessor of the Dog kind, permitting said
animal TO 90 at large within the city of BALTIMORE
shall be subjected fine of three dollars for every
Offences and the fact of the said animal going large
shall be pria face evidence that 1t is with the per
mission of the owner or possessor as the case may be-
Sec. g. And be it enacted and ordained, That all or
dnaaces and part of ordinances inconsistent with this
ordinance, be and the same are hereby repealed
MOI. JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
ICE CLIPPERS. Another supply of Ice Chip
u pers for family use, just received and for sale by
ALFRED H. REP,
No 335 Baltimore street, Second
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r AIDES, DRESS GOODS.

n Office. This is to notify those who are inter
~ ested in the matter, that as far is practicable,
all of the property which State aud City Taxes
due for the years 1884, 1872 and lSi3 will be adyer
tsed for sale, or about the first Of June. As the
undersigned wishes to the parties concerned, the
expenses incident to the advertisement, he deems it
eXpedient to give this notice. The time allowed him
TO close his business having expired some moaths ago,
no farther indulgence can be allowed.
Respectfully,
m20lW j. b. SEIDENSTRICkER Collector.
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FOR SALE & RENT.


HNOR SALE. | set of steel LETTER PUNCH
nc Els and eight sets OF FIGURES, of small sizes,
for puncng on non or wood; TWO best quality Turkey
OIL STONES; two small GRlNDSTONES, suitable
for Cutler; four Bung Bofers; SudIer's Horse; Coop
er's Bench; $50 lbs. of CHALK; and small lot Of
well seasoned Turning Wood Inquire at No. 2l
North Euaw street. mel
NNARM HANDS FOR SALE. The under
n sNIed is authorised to dispose of three good
farm hualds of good characters, and slaves; one OF
them will be sold for short term OF cars, and not TO
be sold or removed out OF Baltimore county. He
takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public generally that he attends to the purchase and
sale of Real and Personal Property of every dc
scrpton, either in the city or country. Also attends
to the collection of House and Ground Rents; states
and collects OF every description; attends to
the drawing of all kinds of instruments of writing
that may he desiIed-all OF which services will he
rendered at the most reduced rates OF compensation.
Apply at No. 81 South slde) SECOND STREET, oppo-
site the Marine Bank Of Baltimore, to
mh20 2awtf JOHN WALTERS.
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CLEARED,
Brig Georsana Kelleran, for ST. Pierre, Mart, w.
RhOads.
schr Oregon, Applegarth, Port Spain, Trinidad, G.
Pendergast & Son.
SAILED-Schr Waterman, WinSlow, Nassau, n p.
ARRIVED,
Schr Columbia, Arey, days from Bangor, potatoes,
to Weld s. jerks.
Spanish schr Amelia, Xurinaga, II DAYS from MAYA
gueZ, r. sugar molasses, to Kirkland Chase Co.
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, FIN Philadelphia, mdse, to
T.. e. Harris
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Merchant, Murphy, sailed from Canton for n.
York Feb. 3.
Ship Gen. Washington, Lowe sailed from Rotter-
dam 2,th ut for Bremen, to take in passengers for
Baltimore.
Baraue Creole, Norris, of Baltimore sailed from
Buenos Ayres March 2st for the Buseo
Brig Architect, Gray, arrived at New Y ork from ia
Dos, p. K. Dist inst
Brig Lady Adams, Hale of Baltimore, arrived at
New York 2lSt inst. nom Canton in lU6 days passage
Brig Ellen, Racklh, from Baltimore for Boston, ar
rived at New London 18th inst
Schr Fulton, Smith, of and 3 days from Baltimore,
for the West Indies, was spoken, no date, lat or lon
given.
Schr Amelia, Suon-, for Baltimore cleared at New
York 22d inst.
Schr Lady Warrington, Stevens, for Nassau, n. P
sailed from Norfolk Dist inst.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, for Baltimore cleared at
New York 2lst inst.
Loss sCHR. JAMES POWER. Capt, aims. of Br.
schr Jane, arrived at Wilmington. ". G.. both instant,
from Nassau, n. reports that the sChr Jas. Power,
Keene. of and bound TO Baltimore, with n cargo of
salt, was wrecked (no date given on Grand Bahama
Key Vessel and cargo total lass-crew all saved.
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| ALEXANDRA BOWLING SALOON.
| MBROSE BALTIMORE having rented
| IA, his BAR ROOM AND RESTAURATEUR, he
will now have it in his power to devote his whole
| tenti0n TO the BOWLING SALOON, and respectfully
socits the patronage of his friends and the public.
lie offers for Rent the first hOor 90 by Is #
! for Club room or Billiard room, and every facility
! will be given. Apply TO A. BALTIMORE, No. - and
| 81 South Charles St.. near Lombard. m23-4t
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SYRUP GUM ARABIC
UMBRELLA, pARAsOL

ENNNIS' UMBRELLA, PARASOL,
H SUN SHADE FACTORY, sc.
~~ No. 2i0 BALTIMORE-sT., over the Carpet
R-r.N Warehouse of John X. Duvall, has on hand
TE,lSss~ most splendid assortment of UMRREL-
- LAS, PARASOLS and sun SHADES.
which he takes great pleasure in offering TO the cit-
Zens OF Baltimore, and particularly the Lalies they
are OF the finest material, made up in the best style,
and of great beauty and cheapness, Ladies and gen
temen will do well to call and examine my stock. ana
be sure to recolcct the numbcr-2iO BALTIMORE
STREET, sign OF an "Umbrea" at the door and win
dow. fml7-JeS1 THOMAS l.. ENNIS.
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AvxxA FOR RENT. Good Samaritan Total
MfTf5f Abstinence Hall, located corner of Hanover
lsHI gH and Montgomery streets, will be for rent
every night during the week, except Thurs
day nght-it is comfortable Room, fitted up suitable
for religious worship, Lyceums, aud Temperance
meetings. Persons in want of such Room will
please apply TO A. G.. HARRIS, Cabinet maker, No
A Montgomery street. where is kept constantly on
hand, large variety of best Baltimore made FURNI-
IURE, to be sold on pleasing terms. MIG lw'
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ID | + ID

Departed this life, on Thursday evening 22d inst
in the uumphs of faith, after illness of about Two
mOAths, Captain WILLIAM CHALMERS, in the j0th
year of his age.
his funeral this Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock
from his late residence, Hartford avenue, without fur
Their invitation
illness, which he bore with Christian fOrttude and
resignation.
On the 18th inst. EMILY p, child Of Capt. Anthony
and the late Emily Porter Phillips, aged years and
months.
On the 29d inst. Isaac SMILEY, aged 81 years.
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go ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
T1M AND JEWELRY, received this day, May %,
IE 5kand are now ready for my customers and
sGsA:<<Sthose who would wish to purchase good
establishment for fineness of quality among which
are Gold Levers, of NJ. l. Tobias & Co.'S; J. P. John.
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lcpines; Gold An
Choir Levers Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sim
gle cased Levers Vertical Watches, &c., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL D. CLARK,
at his old established store, Water-st. second door
from Calvert. m23.tf
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NJ FULL NEARLY ALL THE TINE Nos, 81 aud "a
SOUTH CHARLES STREET-The first established
in Baltimore, and conducted on The hest principles.
ALLEYS let at FIFTY CENTS the hour, or the
String of 30 Balls Six and a Quarter Cents each.
N.B. No betting allowed. mI5-lm
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JUDGMENTS of six and 10 MONTHS purchased
a. L.F. SCOTTTS Intelligence Office,
ap9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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KNCGLENAN'S PUBLICATION DEPOT, 62
IvA Baltimote st. Just received, es'rhe Ruined Fa-
miy," Temperance Tale, by L. 5. Arthur price 10
cents The Musical Library for June, a splendid No +,
price l2a cts. The Battle of the Factions and other
Tales of ireland, with Iustra, ions, Is cents with
hundreds of other new and cheap publications. Look
for the Sat American this moraingthe best temper
ance paper published in the U. States only cents.
b3-All the new and cheap publications received
and sold wholesale retail at the cheapest cash price
at JAMES E. McGLENAN'S
II Publishing Depot, 62 Baltimore street.
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I'7IIIIOU q
PIZA RRO.
kola Mr.. j. H. SCOTT. Pizarro, Mr. THOMP-
SON. Valverde, BOWERS AlOnzo, PAULLlN
ENna, Mrs. BURKE. Cora, Mrs. Penson
TO conclude with DOUGLAS. Old Norval, Mr.. J.
h. SCOTT. Young Norva, Mrs. BURKE.
CO Boxes 80 cents. Pit 70 cents. Gallery 2j
cents. Doors open Al O'Clock. Performances to
commence at quarter before 8 o'clock. 1t
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g. ~nAADRANSST TO DAY Md. Con-
y WV soIidated Lottery, class 90, for
the benefit of the +. F. Seminary-66 Nos. II ballots
Rich aud splendid scheme for the price of tickets,
which are only 81 80.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $1,000 prize of $500
g. 1900 ) 81 $50
5 - 1000 10 " 100 SC
Tickets S25-shares in proportion.
Certificate of packages of 26 quarters only 81 81
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, APP
ply to the old established and fortunate office of
MILLER co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
May 23-Iowest prize Si
AZ 81 So Is 81 IA 81 40 26 25 SIS Of -
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ppYRNE ~ co. still among the capitals. f'o;a
III at this lucky office yesterday, prize Of Sl00J
halfticket of $500, quarter and the cash paid TO the
fortunate holders. Small Fry TODAY, capital $1,000,
S of 5000-tickets STA package of quarters 81.
DiawA Nos of yesterdays Lottery, class 81:
d 81 80 Is 81 II "a AZ Do y So p %
BYRNE x co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South st, yellow House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

BENEFIT NIGHT OF MR.. j. r. SCOTT.
TNNHlS EVENING. May "a, 1915, will be- per
fha ar,a
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RERAGE, &c. r. McELDOWNEY & co.
- have Just received a small lot OF French BA-
REGE and BALZARINE, Of choice patterns.
No. 1862 BALTIMORE STREET.
ape Between Calvert and Light.
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FARE REDUCED.
,nR FOR REDERICKSBURG

Essasss VA, and the usual Landings on the
Aasssh<zasAH Rappahannock River The Steamer
RAPPAHANNOCK,C Capt Noah Farbank, will leave
Hsghes' Quay, for the above places, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th of May, at O'Clock, and
will continue to leave on every Saturday Afternoon
throughout the Fare to any point on the Rap
pahannock River, as far up Port Royal, $3.50; 10
Fredericksburg, 81.
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manner, voice and dress, as 10 Impose up
on the old maid. The sun proposed that
he would demonstrate The fact, by his
mother happening in when he and his
dame were together. In the mean time,
the mother visited her old friend and she
became satisfied Of the rfdy OF the young
man, and both resolved on vengeance:-
When The day came for the next visit, the
molher happened in, sure enough, but
very few minutes satisfied the Imposing
party that he had got into very bad fix.
The doors were immediately locked, when
the mother and The old maid each pulled
out whip from under their aprons, and
the way the young man with an old look
and counting propensiles got lhfashed was
a caution to all kinds OF ihposors. The
fury of he nsulled maid was as violent as
had been her passion. and the back, legs,
face and arms Of her qaandom lOrer affect
ed TO it. la The syncope state, following,
it was disclosed BY the "old 'un' that her
day had been appointed, and the
wedding dress prepared The last We
heard of our once metamorphosed lover,
he was recovering Of his wounds reform.
ed man.
The above is nm actual occurrence, and
We must add that the scene has lost some
Of its novelty by the feebeness in which
our words have presented iL-Ciu. CON-
merCiM
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Counting an Old Maid in Disguise.

Young men sometimes like bn col
pleasantly, but there is great danger Ia
carrying jokes 100 far, as we shall demon.
srae, A young gentleman of our city,
who had exhausted his wits in playing
tricks, and had almost become terror To
his family and relations, who are of the
higher order OF society in polu, Of wealth,
some weeks ago struck upon new mode
Of having spor. He had noticed an old
maid who was intimate with his mother,
and who, we learn, had never been made
so happy rs to have beau. Her age
was fifty; her native land, England. Our
younester determined that he would court
this Old maid, and for this purpose pro.
cured sui Of English brerches, wig,
aud other things TO snil disguise Of n
y0uns bachelor Of fifty Thus me,amor-
phased into asprucc Old maa, he approach,
ed The old maid, and by his sunvity of
manner and changed but winning voice,
completely succeeded in making love to
her, withou, the least suspicion OF his iden-
lity. She returned his caresscs aud kisses
in a most perfect frenzy Of delight! New.
or bef'rr in all her born DAYS had she felt
the tlc,lric fire OF lovers kiss. Her
virgin bosom forgot lis age aud reytled r.
the g glowing passion Of her spring time OF
life; The warm but hitherto undtslurbed
blood of sixteen was now. for the frs, time,
beating and lhrobbing in heart of fifty.
This was most exciting scene for the
young scamp; it was so funny he could
uol keep it to himself; so he let his moth
er know it, and she, as quick as thought,
determined TO punish her son for the im-
POSITION he had practised upon her old and
respectable maiden friend. She, therefore,
fcigned not to believe him, stating that it
WIS impossible that he could 80 change his
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P 0 e Z r Y .
For the Voice of Freedom.
THE COLD WATER ARMY.

Come hther with smiling face,
Each youth and take the Banner;
Though drunkardS scof' It's 10 disgrace
10 wear this badge ofhonor.
Wen sign the pledge with heart felt gIee
Well drink the pure, cold waller ).
Rejoice to think that we are ires,
Nor feel the drunkard's torture.
They drink their brandy, gin and rum,
And thus their brains bew iId'ring;
They curse and swear, and stagger home
10 whip their wives and children.
Ihey' sing and shout when not too drunk,
And when they are, they'll mutter;
THEY'RE giants now, but soon are sunk
From weakness, in the gutter.
They say we're young, and fat,ered on -
Not capable of thinking
And when few more years are gone
We all shall get to drinking
But do they take us to be fools
We'd rather feel the lash on
Than break our good, cold water rules
And follow such fashion.
We've signed the good ieetotaI pledge
And it's in vain to flatter;
We'lsing our songs and wear the badge,
And drink the pure cold water
sudbury, June 1915. J. L.
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TheVegeiable Balsamic Elixir has
now been in general use for more than
| ten wears, and thousands, taught its incom-
parable value by experience of its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded 70 it a &C.
lebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range of Medical science in this or any 9th
er country.
Since this powerful medicine frs; became
known, immense numbers. who believed
themselves in the last stages of a confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by the most
skilltul physician in the country as past all
hope Of recove V, have been rescued mirac-
ulously from the grasp of Death. by its use,
and are now blessed with health g. strength.
1t is Natures own simple RestoraliYe--a
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought to the very brink Of the grave by
Consumption, and fiom plants celebrated
far their great medicinal virtues. 1t is the
employment Of natural means to overcome
and counteract the evils of Nature healing
the lacerated Lungs Of the afflicted patient
in the worst possible cases and restoring the
functions Of the diseased members to strong
and healthy action. 1t has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases Of Asthma, Whoopng cough,
Group or the accumulation of Phlegm, so
destructive to the health ard life of children
it is particularly recommended as an unfal-
ing cure, and no f,mily in the Union, if they
wish TO preserve their children from suffer
Ing and death, should be without it,
Almost countless testimonials Of its re-
malkable cures, from every quarter tf the
Union, and from individuals in every con-
diion of life, are its best credentials,
sowing in the most conclusive manner
tat hhis Preparation acts upon the
human system in manner little short OF mi
raculous. These may be found in the daily
papers, and also may be obtained 10 pamph-
let's and handbills Of agents free Of cost.
This incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. H. Downs, Troy W., The origin
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, W.,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents
can be supplied in any part of the Union, up
on the best terms. voI6no42
Sold bv especial appointment, by
V. ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w e. Sroddard, Rutland,
d. Andrews, Manchester,
o. Smith, Wilmington,
w p Russell, Middlebury,
s s. PA S & GeI,In'' Montpelier,
Charles Morgan, Rocheste5
Pscs q T. S Rnhur. Burlington,
w. f. Hawks. North Bennington.
G. w. Parmalee, Bristol
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The following gentlemen are authorized
10 act as agents for this papers
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for
nvasbe efficacy all the diseases which has rendered the usual
works faith cedulous
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The following humorous touch of the
eloquent and sublime, is copied from the
Philadelphia Temperance Standard
Where it originated | cannot now tell,
but think it has appeared liz several pa
pers. The author was probably a near
relative OF the eloquent Mr. DoollttIe.
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The foLLowing needs no cOmmcNk.

|
The tollowipg needs no COMMENT
Greenfield, Saratoga co. N. Y.
! Mr. ! Roosevelt Dear sir THE love of life
| urges me 10 make this effort 10 obtain some OF
your medicine, as believe it Mill cure me.
will give statement ofmy case About four or
five months ago was taken with bad cold. and
was very hoarse in consequence of working in wa
ter while building saw mill, [being mcdaniel
and was under the doctors care about four weeks
and got to be able to walk about, and tried TO do a
little work which brought on a slight bleeding
of the lungs. | returned home dslired and sick.
The next day while sitting by tie fire, blood
vessel burst in my lungs and commenced bleed
ing very fast. The doctor happened to be near,
and he did every thing in his power to stop the
bleeding, and finally succeeded after losing near
quart from my lungs, and more from my arm.
But this did not last but few hours, my lungs were
so spaSmodc the doctor could not control them,
and for five days and nights continued TO bleed,
until there was no blood to run; when it ceased IT
left me so weak could scarcely breathe or stir.
lay fora long time in one position, until my lungs
healed, and began to gain little strength But
about four weeks ago relapse came on and | bled
again at the lungs, and continued 10 cough and
raise large quantities of bloody matter every day,
and was rapidly fastening to The grave My
friends and neighhors had given up all hopes and
told me must die, My physician could give
me no encouragement except that the lungs were
not yet liberated, and all hopes of recovery gone,
until one of your pamphlets were given me de-
scHbing DR. Larbor's 'IExr9ct of Lungwort. My
neighbors obtained bottle for me, as a last resort
but with very little hopes ofits doing me any good
have now taken it about week and strange to
say, from the first dose | took of it | began 10
mend-and my health is better every way. My
night sweats have nearly ceased, my stength i'm
proves, my raisngs are less and hope is again re.
vived; but my medicine is almost gone, and
wish you to send me two bottles immediateyand
if recover, will do all in my power TO spread
The news that consumption can be cured
remain yours, &C.,
CHAUNCEY D. MEDBERRY.
We do not ask people 10 use DR. Larbors Ex-
tract Of Lungwort unless they are convinced from
the proof offered them that cure can be tffected
in all cases of lung and liver complaint, provided
the diseases are not past human aid
For further proof see medical books in hands OF
the agents containing certificates, &c. All per- !
sons desiring the agency Of this will please apply
TO the proprietor, "
C. J. ROOSEVELT.
vol.6;45:Iy SlA State st. Albany.
DR. y. ROSS, Prabdon-- S. d. TTinsiotc, Pitts |
f,rd-Luthcr Daniels, Rulland--Dr E.JdmieSOn
Castlcton,