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NOTICE

NOTICE.-Ihe partnership heretofore exist.
ing between RICHARD X HEBRON in the Saidlery
business, was this day dissolved by consent OF par
ties concerned. Thepub,ic are hereby loIowarn-
ed against trusting the firm, as | am determined 10
pay no debts contracted by said firm hereafter
Wan. HEBRON.
PERRYsvILLE, Carroll co. o.,
November 5, l847.-(Dec. l7-3wp)
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A STEAM SAW MTLL,-

A STEAM SAW MILL am about at
taching steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect 1t witha Steam Saw Mill in this goodly
town of Carrollton. have large log yard en-
closed, and persons desirous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver the
logs'this winter wea'her,when they cannot do much
else Jan. 81. A. /. LITTELL.
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FOR SALE.-I wish to sell a good new story
and half frame house, with the lot, situated direct
ly opposite my own residence in tarrolton. ne
house is forty feet by eighteen, withsa kitchen IA
by l6. | offer it very cheap for cash, or will sell
it on time. Ian. 2O.l = A. i. LITTELL.
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MEnICALNOTICE

70 e associated with me nthe practice Of medicine
Di HENRY b. FAWcErT, who has read attentively
under my care for the last three years and has aten-
ded a course of lectures in highly respectable med
ieal school in this State, He practiced with me du
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept over
the country during thepast summer and autumn and
gaveentresatisfacton in all cases entrusted TO his
care therefore most cheertully recommend him to
the confidence of the public and the attentionlof
the medical profession. J. ), HUNTER
March 70, lS47-22-u
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J, NJ. DAYS,
E. R. EcKLEY.
ECKLEY q DAVIS,

Attorneys and CouaseliOrs al Lar,
HAVE entered inIo partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
cuntes. All business entrusted to them willre
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
/ CarroIlton, December 5, l845-tf.
VAN BROWN, Ii. GRISwoID.
Carrollton,0 Canton, Ohio
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GREEN TEAS

[SmvER LEAF s $, iom sold, even by large dealers
because oI the very small profits made on is sale
1t is superior teal Young IIyson, Golden Chop,
Plantation Garden gowlh, ! so.
Golden Chop is the finest green tea cultivated in
CHM. 1t is ne OF the first pckings, aud excel.
all other green teas Tor its decacy of flavor,
strength and aroma. Heretofore this tea has ne.
vcr reached this country, except n small los as
urpgputs IA inlnorteFs
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MAxlMs ON MARRIAGE.


larry hrst and lore will after, is a shocking
assertion; since thousand things may happy 10
make the state but barely iOlsrable, even when
il entered into with mutual affection.
How unhappy must that marriage be, in which
she husband can have no confidence in the az
fsction Of his wife.
How much easier and pleasanter il is for a
woman 10 obey the man of her choice than one
she would not have married could she have a.
Voided il.
lnyectiyes against marriage arc n reflection
upon the laws and good order Of society.
Marriage is the highest state of friendship,
No matter whom that woman marries who has
Rslight notion Of the matrimonial duiies-she
will surely be unhappy.
il is dreadful as we'll as dishonest TO marry a
man for his wealth, in hopes Of his death.
Exalted qualities may be sunk by low and
unequal marriage.
BouND TO CONE OFF.-An able knight of the
lather and brush was performing the operation
Of shaving hoosier with very dull razor
"Slop." said the hoosier, ',hai won't do"
"Whals de malta, bossl"
"Thut razor pulls"
"Well, no malta FAR, sab. II de handle Of
do razor don't break, de boards bound TO come
Of"
horseman stopped al a tavern, and without
dsmoun,ing called for n pint of beer. He H.
ked il and took another. Afler the second
"Landord, whose beer is thsl"
"Perot's sir"
at is excellent Sud--I'll get cT and try
some,
The sweetest of all life, is that whichwe live
in the good of others.
Good things have bond Of union which all
changes do but tend TO disclose and strengthen.
The first greu, step TO greatness is to be hon
est.
Do good with wha, thou hast, or it will do
thee no good.
Pleasures may lean on ulusion, but happiness
musI repose on truth.
Be weary most when most the world applauds.
True beauty is that which is fair without str.
wing TO appear so.
Real greatness is not greater for the praise Of
men; it is whatl is spite of them.
Let reason 60 before every enterprise, and
counsel before every action.
Rest satisfied with doing we'll, and leave 9th.
ers TO talk Of you what they Plcosc.
or The ladies object TO the stopping Of the
males on The Sabbath, especially in tho evenings
unless they stop at their houses.
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Washington Hall-Steuhenville Ohio.
TdE subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general, that he has leased the Hall for term Of
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renov6tion--no pains or necessary ex-
pense lbe spared to give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. B. W. EARL.
April g. l847--26-tf ea" a.a
P. S. A watch Tor boats, day and night-bsggags
taken to aud from the river, free of charge.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE. "
WILL be offered on the 25lh of March, 1918
at II o'clock A. NJ, by public ou-cry, O., the
premises, the building together with Lot No.
81, on which it is situated, in the original plat
Of Centreyle, now Carrolllon) known as the
REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH.
MICHAEL ABRAHIMs,
JACOB HELFRICK.
COnollton, Feb. II, 1848.
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l.. i..-i .l... i)arirlu.. srr


The following rich scene occurred in one Of
fhe prsste schools in the ciIs Of New York:
. al Psn Pail ''sxclaimed the school mistress,
to atery thick headed urchin into whose muddy
brain she was attempting TO beat ihe alphabet
sin afraid You'll never z learu anything. Now,
what ihai letter, ehi'
Sure don't know, MANN, replied Pat.
'slthc'S YOU recosleoted that"
ssWhy, ma'mei"
aBeeause il hasa doi over the top Of itir'
sOch, .tna'msl | mind il wel," but sure ]
ihOughs il wss fy-Teckf"
''Well now remember PAT lis l."
.afou ma'mai''
.eNol nol--uoi y, but l."
@Nos ], but you ma'ma- howa ihGii"
S'Ncsl !, bur U,-BiockheadI"
."oh, yisl yisl now have il, ma'am. You
mean tS say thar not ], but you, are a block.
headi''
-aFooll foolr'-exclaimed the pedagoeuess
;almesl bursting with rage.
"Jiss as ye pluze," quietly remarked Pat, foo
or blOekhesd-it's no matter which, so long as
-yeer free 10 own up.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED AT PITTSBURGH, PA,
BY ERAsTUs BROOKS Y co.

Daily Pepper, Seven Dollars pr annum
1n.Wetkly Five Dollars do
Weekly, Two nilIars do in advance
Advertisements nsprted al low raten:
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GodsJS LAdy's HoOR aud FaulIly MasaEIns
N-e'< RFoR rsass,S J(1T
FDI led ~ sARA4JHlLE.

: u u ED ~ SARAfJ HALE.
AlNS Z, LIZ LIE .ia'h5r ef ne neg aousi Of
s.4nelia or e Young I1.f,., U.i.s t,t..-- ~
. lLMoRE IAns GRf0E gRRRNls OoD
AND 4. =. ArTHUR CoMslagt C,ai,,L,is,,.
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BROWN 4 GRISWOLD,
STOKELY a. TRIPP,

y attorneys and COanseltOrs al Lar,
FFlCE in the court house. The retainer oflht
one will secure the sevces oithe other.
arrollion, May 2, le45-if,
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CHEAT ANp Grow RICHs

THIS has been the sesred prinriple OF 100 many
% she wholesale dealers in TEAS up 10 this lime, Il
thel have pfacteed the most shameful imposition
On the country Merchants without any lear OF DE-.
tectlOn. Bnl new ERA in the TEA TRADE has
cenie, and the PEKlN TEA COMPANY claims
he honor OF Its .Btroduclion! They were the
irst 70 raise Che hannerol Reform. on whirhthey
nave Inscribed the simple words-''Pure T-as al
Honest Pficee!H A complete revolution has been
h consequence. Let consumers OF tea loVk al
what We have done.
lsI. We were the 6rst to send IheEi tea that U.
sed 70 be called too good Tor them. -'
81. We have driven out OF the market vast
amount Of trash, and introduced better Slass OF
.eGs Than has ever been sold. Importers Of leas
Ufen came 10 ~ to gel tor Iheif own use, and lCr
'he.r friends, hne qualities OF teas ll.sJ can 6nd
nowhere else. .'-.f
3d. We have reduced prices more than 90 per
cent, both Of Black and Green teas. The hole
sale groeers say we are running the trade, and call
Us humbugs. This we have done ALREADY, and
now see what We are ready 10 do;
let. We will sell teas BY the single chest, hall
chests, or Il lbs. box. a. the same prices that
wholesale grOcers pay 10 the importers when they
/ buy by the hundred packages al.
Cd. The wholesale grot ers only allow 10, and
AZ most u lhs tare 10 the half chest. This is a
cheat. We allow in most cases, IS 10 I6 lbs on
| the same.
Sd. We hereby undertake TO sell every kind o
teas from six to twelve cents per ID. cheaper than
the wholesale grocer do.
How can We do This atks the country mer'
chanll ..
This Is our answer. We are content with :
per Ct. profit instead Of 25 and so per CT. as A
Wholesale grocer.
i We deserve the thanks OF the ccu1try mrr
chant for saving him hereafter from being cheat
ed. Let them come 10 the warehouse of the Pc
1 KIN TEA COMPANY, and compare samples o
tea they get elsewhere; aud il they buy bad tea
then at high prices, ii is their own fault.
An English importer lst'ly boosted that he could
make more money ty sci ding bad teas 10 the N
Y. marke! than on good teas. We are resolve,
to overthrow this fraud; and now. call upon a
gents IN every town in the United States to conn
forward and buy The TEAS imported 10y the Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge ourselves
that il in six months they do not sell more le,
than the oldest and largest dealers in the town
we will give them our tea without any charge
This is the plain English and cannot be msunder
slood. We appeal Tor testimony 10 the immens
success OF our agents in any part OF the Unet
States.
GTAgents wanted in every town in the Untet
States tor these teas, by which they can max
money and confer benefit on the public by sup
plying the pure article.
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF THEP Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY,

as and ~, FuItJn Street New York.
The teas mentioned in this catalogue are done
up in b., H. , and ID PACKAGE; the first in
side wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is wa
ter proof paper, and the thld or outside wrappe-
Is OF Chinese rice paper. The company sell nonr
but good teas, done up in this superior mannere
all OF them grown in the most luxurious districts,
OF Clina. Country dealers may select as small Il
quantity Of each kind as they like, and have them
packed IN Cna chest The teas also come in five
pound Chinese packages, called quattoons, u con.
veneLt, laneiiul portable shape.
Persons residing in any part OF the United s..
or Canada, can order any OF tho teas in this cat.
slogue, by letter to suit their wishes. We pack
them in Chinese boxes and deliver hem to tho
Forwarding Merchant fr from charge Tor pack.
age or carriage. The money should always &C
company the order.
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SUGAR KETTLES.

This is the season for making sugar, aud now
have for sale, at the foundry number Of suitable
large iron kettles, which will selcheap,t
feb, gath A. L. ,LITTELL.
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POTS, SkiIlits, Ovens and lids, of all sizes made
Of the best of metal may now BE- had cheap Ot the
csrrQllton foundry, A. l. LlTTELL.
Z Feb. az '' 81"
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TIC StAIe OF OhIO CHffOH COunIy,
PETITION PENDING IN TIE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS WITHIN AND FOR TIE
COUNTY AND STATE AFORESAID.
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Eestdes The above, we expect daily rom China
several splendid chops OF tea, exclusively inpor.
ted by the "pekin Tea Company" anil which we
intend 10 otoIY.righI to prevent Irckery. Let our
agents get ready. ...
Heretofore II has Teen very difficult, indeed
impossible, to always obtain good green and black
teas. But now YOU hUvi only TO visit the ware
rooms Of the Pekln Tea Company, rs and ~ FuI.
ton streets TO obtain as delicious and iragrunlteas
as yo1 could wish. New York Daily Sun. "a
We have tried the teus imported the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and n Futon street, New York
aud II we live will try them oiien. They are sell
ling ihemosl delicious teas we ever drank, and
retail them at wholesple prces,--N. Y. Post.
| = The finest specimens oil green and black tea.
| yer sold In this country, are nj oreo By the Pc
Elm Tea Company, rs ~ Ful,on street. PERSON.
wanting good teas at reasonable prices, can al
ways eI'hcm there,-New York Tribune.
word 10 YEA drnkers.-'rhe pekiu Tea CON
pauya75 and n Fulton street. have imported inu
this market some five hundred thousand dollar
! worth OF The hnest grades OF green aud bIac
teas grown in the Celestial Empire, done up in al
the various fancy packages that Chinese ineenui
7, " can invent. II is privilege to buy teas .
this great establishment, and luxury and con,
tort to drink them. They sell good leas only; an
retail Ihemat wholesale prices. Country mel
chants who wish 10 always, s,seIl good teas can a
ways obtain lhem at this place, on reasonab
. terms.--N Y. Courier aud Enquirer.
4 The Pckin Tea Company, rs and ~ Futo
; street, are performing great aud aond wor
and will in a few years, beyond all doubt, driy
all tue impure teas which have dsluged this cOu
J.y, shd -sAAu3cd consumers Of The as1ele, ~
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VIII sundry other articles not enumerated all
of which is offered to the trade, X LUSIVELY
A WHOLESALE, at LESS PRI Els than any
other establishment in Northern Ohio.
Dec 10, '47-amt 800
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washington MaIl-steubenviIle. Ohio.

Cincinnati, Dec. !, lS47.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-01

DOARDING.--Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avsnuI
ID nearly opposite Coemans Hotel has several In e room
yet unoccupeJ which she will be pleased 10 let to me
OF Congress, permenent or transient toardcrs; amo una
are two or three fine front rooms.
Dec, 29-G
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now, II might remain unfinished business and would
come up on Monday matter of course
The question then put upon the motion of Mr.
CAss to proceed 10 the consideration OF the bill and The
yeas and nays having been ordered, il decided in The
affirmative, as follows
YEAS--Messrs. Allen, Ashley Atchison, Alherlon. Bag
by, Bradbury, Breese, Cas Davis of Mississippi Dick
san, Dix, Douglass Fech Foote, RusL Sewer Sturgeon
Turnev, ard Westcoli-l9
NAYS-Nessrs. Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Berrien, Butter
Calhoun, Clarke Clayton, CorDin, Crttepden, Greene
Hale, Johnson OF Maryland, Johnson OF Louisiana Man
gum, Phelps, Underwood, Uptam, and Nulee-l9
The Senate being equally divided, the Vice President
gave me casting vote in the Affirmative.
he bill having been read a second time,
Mr. MANGUM said ! hope that this bill will be al.
lowed TO be passed over for the present very much de
sire that II should not be taken up, and above all
that the final action upon it should not be had until ali
the great questions. touching the policy of the
men in regard to the Mexican have been discussed
and the of this body in relation them clearly as
certaned For if we called upon to now, we must
act afhrmatvely for suppose there is no one who will
not be disposed to grant what be deemed necessary
VIII then amount to affirmative of the necessity for
still further prosecuting this war; the end of which no
man can foresee For myself sir, in am driven Ia
vote upon measure of this kind before have op;
portuny OF examining into these subjects, shall en-
deavor to vote TO throw the responsibility upon the
Executive and TO only that degree of response
bity which will attach to vote under such circumsan
ces.
EXECUTIVE
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF
cuve business and, after time spent therein, the
doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-01

THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. new edition, In 5 vo
umes filed with numerous very superior engravngs.
Robinson Crusoe, complete in volume oetayo Illus
traed with 200 engrsvings from French desgn
Don Quxote, vol. octave London, with over 100 en-
cravings
Gil Bias, complete in volume octave, London copy
with nearly 500 cngravings from French desgns.
Guivers Travels, London copy complete in one volume
octave with 400 engavings taken from the Paris ustra
tons
History of France and OF the French People, from the
times of the Franks in C;au up the French revolution
vols, with 400 illustrative designs by Jules David
The Youths Historical & it, 1 vol, 40 engfavings.
Life and Campaigns of Napoleon vol illustrated edi
on.
And many other valuable works for readers of all ages
the class and general description with above
OF them imported from abroad by the subscriber and to
sale at very reduced prices. +. TAYLOR.
Jan
NTEW Crop Sugar aud nl0lnsses mt AuctiOn.--Or
IN Monday next, January 3d, at ~ O'Clock, F. A. n
Dodges wharf, the cargo OF the brig Anacosan, from New
Orleans, consisting Of
230 hhds. strictly prime sugar
liz bbls. superior molasses.
Will be added
800 boxes bunch Muscatel raisins
100 half boxes TO. do do
100 bbs Old recied whskey
% half chests country young Tyson tea.
EDW'D. S. WRIGHT,
Dec, 30-3tif (Alex GAIL Auconeer, Georgetown.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-16
GENERAL SUMMARY.

4 FALLING oFF.-The number Of me n be
longing to CompanyIl, Massachusetts Reg
iment, on the Sth of April, fit to do duty
was only Is, aud there were only were
sick, making the W hole number to he only
q out of about 80 that were in the compa-
ny when 1t sailed from Boston. The rest
had deserted. died, or were discharged ORE
mang in the hospitals along the road from
Vera Cruz to MeXsco.
Friendship requires actions love requires
not so much proofs, as expressions ofloro.
Love demanns LILLE else than the power to
feel and require love- Richter.
miscr having heard a very eloquent
charity sermon, cxclalmed-"Thiss sermon
so strongly proves the duty Of aims, that |
have almost mind to beg"
a western paper, under the head Of "A
Screw Loose" advertises Ephraim A..
Screw, horse thief, as having broken jail.
The Washington Union estimates that
the revenue for The fiscal year ending 30th
June, will probably reach s32,00O,O00.
"A Drowning man will each at = Straw.
Married at Butialo on The l7th ult., J. A..
Drowning to Mary A. Straw.
Why is newspaper like an army!
Becruse il has leaders, columns anu re-
views.
Green, the reformed Gambler, is out against Lot
tsrles. He intends TO demonstrate 10 Inc puOI!c
tina, taey are SO conIrlyed thai the whole thing Is
frani, the managers beng able 70 draw a4y num-.
Der from The wheel they may choose
lie dredge IS so far repaired tina, i: can be made
ready or operations IN Ole day more Aotn4Eg Is
now Needed bat the scows, uAich arestli at SOUTH
Pon. laere Is, therefore, some prospect that Mr..
ok deposit az the mouth OF the hal Dor vii re
re1'o'e e t~toro 10y lc7g 'CLicego T.51re
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-16
MApIsoN, 1Lh June. 1913.

NADI5D11 IN UIt' Iofo'
GExrLExEN Your polite note Of the
9th inst. has been received. | take pleas
IRE in answering your queries, and shall do
so frankly and candidly.
And LIST. am uncomrromsIng'y o7Pos-
ell 10 the extension Of chatleI slavery INTO
territory. either now owned, or which may
be hereafter acquired by the United States.
d. am in favor OF restoration 70 the
greatest practicable extent, Of the patron
- 80 Il h ,:21Ls u y. P1ss.Isu-,-o
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-16

bNAti' AilC IA Z VI SNIlI CNuil Is Ill lIiie
state, must be obvious to every intelIi.
gent mind The verbose and technical
forms of pleading, and the nice distinc-
/ tons drawn between remedies for iniu.
rIes, and actions of a similar nature
have created great uncertainty in the
remedial law and frequently causes
manifest injustice to suitorS.
A concise and succinct statement OF
the facts constituting the cause of action
or grounds of defence, III clear and I'M
ambiguous language, Invested of the
technicaIities which constitute the prin-
cipal evils Of the present system of prac-
tee, IS sufficient for all practical purpo-
SEES and is sustained by sound reason.
| would urge upon the legislature the
early passage OF law, at this session,
to carry into effect the 22d section OF
the 18th article of the constitution. which
provides for the appointment of three
commissioners, to inquire into, revise
and simplify the rules Of practice, plea
dngS, forms and proceedings, and ar
range system adapted to the courts of
records Of this state.
In connection with this subject.
would call your attention to the propri-
ETY. and necessity Of a revision Of the
statute laWSo Of the State. by the appoint
ment Of commissioners for that purpose
or to impose this duty upon the com
mISSloners to be provided fer under the
80 ,"'I,''''n Pi0' iS'oIi nc IleceSSl
~, -, '' , e, ;..o!', ~ 'u"l' lle S'@'-
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a;.;,I. "i'' a." I''2! VI 'oOeSH - ever!
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IT,, - 0"5''' ~ '''' i''''Ce ol ''le 'e9'S-
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l,;', ne pi I.i.I: ~ our government
trn IL ''o''o ,I a., P0 ,E G'li'li''.IS
u'' 49, Po"l'oi IN gu" nv "c'''S nc (,
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Il" ''s'H'a'''h - ''le 'ol"'e; 10 oL'@'ia't'
ana ''' o"'' -, !" I'|c''cd' IeS"I[S. Such
measures as "II' zen" 70 e'ela,e ''le leo,,
I'le 10 - 'ie Sca'e q Ioo''l e1CcnehcF, ana
,,''cII'clua' ll'i''r e'iieH'' E-luaI''N Is