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NrOTICE.-The Board of Census being organized,
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DESTROYS obtaining nj the earliest possible PERIOD all the
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WAsHIseros, January 6, 1919,

To DIR. A. J. SoHwAnTzE, Jr. 81
Dear Sir. take great peasurein stating that
nhoni 6 months since used your Compound Err
Rrac Of .SarsapariHl a remedy for General Deba
;ty, under which had been laboring long time
aud thni few bottles restored me 10 sound health
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully,
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Oct s.n, les

Esiraefs from an Addreas dsifrtrsd BY Rer Philip e. Mi
adder, M d. 10 ne Stadsafs " hs Poughtespsie Collie
siats School at the close " their annual examination
Youao 0ENrIEMrN. EA
The exercises thathave taken place in your examination
rave ghly tested your aainmens aud have afor
Cd satisfactory evidence that the means employed Tor
yoir instruction have not failed Of good measure Of sue
ctss gs t8
have been surprised in view Of the pro-
fciency YOU have generally made In the useful and orua
mental 81 educ atom which have been the objects
IL your pursuit for II distinguished facilities avail to pro
pr6poronate results the Improvement yon have ex
tibited was to have been expected,
Having alluded the advantages you have enjoyed u ir
my wish be distinctly understood considering them
very greni and apecial And this may assert, without
tear Of being suspected Of attempt al misrepresentation
since bear no relation whaeye, 70 you as literary IN
situated IN the institution 10 which YOU belong
usto have had full opportunity Of closely investigating ~
educational system both Us theory and practice,
feel free TO affirm, thai IN oil the particulars in which ex
celency may be predcaied, o academicil course,
have never known any superior aud In many resrecta
even equal 20 that adopted and carried out In The Pous
keepsie Collegiate Institute
HRnRare presented you the greatest for laying
solid and extensive basis Of useful and polished ednea
ton
Won have instructors Of distinguished ability ~
the varions departments Of classical literature mathcmat
col science, commercial knowledge foreign languages and
The ornamental branches Of music, drawing aud painting
nafa0-du M
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pY Cd section Of act OF the 81 March last entitled
provide for the settlement OF the accounts OF
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise In Next
cor 1t is enacted tha where questions arise IN respect
the refunding Of duties collected IN Mexico, the re-
mission Of penalties imposed on the gronn, that the cob
lection improper The penalties wrongiuy enforced
the shall be referred for the decision d the Secretary
the Treasury who lie hereby authorized and required to
pay under the direction Of The President Of the United
States, Of the money the treasury raised from con-
iribuons, sncl may be determined by him TO
have been improperly levied or imposed contributions
assessments Or penalties" 4tAG ##4s
For the information OF claimants under This section ofhe
act, notice is hereby given that His Department will Re.
Ire that all claims shall be presented Id writing, setting
forth the character and OF the contribution
ment penalty for which remission or rsnlrn Of duty
caimed where, when, and wherefore the contribution,
assessment penalty was imposed and to whom paid
The application TO be verified by the oath OF the claimant,
corroboratsd by the evidence OF sneresied
credible Witnesses and be by the certificate
the proper accounting officer that the Contribution du
ties, penalties alleged have been Improperly wrong
fully levied imposed have been duly accounted for and
paid over 10 tho Treasury Of the United States BY auhor
zed disbursements or deposites
Nh W.M MEREDITH, N.
ap l6--Iaw2w Secretary ofthe Treasury
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POUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
cHIUnnU..

TTNHE sdifce for this school Is situated on college Hill
fo,I1s Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Poughkeepse, Dntrhess County STATE Of New ork
Tie school. Is rsndncted philosophical principles
Relerehce invariably had TO the nature Of the Juvenile
mind, and efforts, employed TO develop js
powers, In their NATURAL and to preserve them IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements aud
modes Instruction adapted 10 youth OF ten years Of
aye and upward and they are Instructed IN such branches
may be requisite either qualify them for com erfM
life engineering, or TO prepare them for college
Annual exIeae per scholar ia sD payable quarterly in
adv anee. This includes all charges for board, tuition,
stationary, bed and hrddns washing, room, fuel light,
and books, except tile French and the Spanish hooks
1e year Is divided into terms OF % weeks each. TIE
commences the first Wednesday In May
The winter term first "Wednesday In November II 10 the
purpose the Undersigned receive any youth n'ohis
schoot whose moral character suoi good
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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m The above named medicine may be had In
Washington, Wholesale and retail, at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors enst Of Sd stroet, AZ CHAS. SToTT 4 CO..
Pennsylvania Avenue, near 9TH street; ALSO at j. l..
KIDWELI'S, Georgetown, d. q. In BALTIMORE,
South Liberty street; ut ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutnw streets; ,also NJ
GEO. w. JONES', corner Of Baltimore and High
r. P1ERPOlNT, and tooKE& PEEL'S and At
other Druggists, jani-dn
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pKYsIcIANs cNR1YFICA ICES.


I am informed Of the ingredients OF which Dr.
Schwartres Compound Extract Of SarsapariIa is
composed and believe II to be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce sautary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
wAsHNaToa, January 10, 1916.
II gvea me pleasure 10 recommend The Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilln, prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
as have knowledge of its constituent parts be-
leve that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsapafllla now before the
public. H. F. CONDfCT, M. ID.
WAsHNoToN, January II, 1886
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwaftzes Compound
Extract Of Sarsnparila, believe Il 10 be most hap
Ply remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which il II composed
J. M. GIBSON, M. d.
CiEoR6ErowN, January q, l648.
Having been made acquainted by Dr.. Schwartz
with the Ingredients of his preparation Of Snrsapnra
concur with the medical gentlemen above, In regard
Ing IL az IN Alternative of great efficacy, and in all
cnsee 10 Which such an alternative is adapted, Of great
power BENZ. s. BOIlRER, M. d.
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PUnLIsHED nv cHAs. W. FENToS.


ApvshrIssAEHIs Fly cents per square The hrsf inssr
tontwsnty Ave per square ioreysry snhssqnfn ~
sertion-ffy cents per square alternate Insertions
liberal deduction 10 yearly advertisers,
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WAsHlscroS, January rs, 1878.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens Of high responsibility; and the pro
fessional portion OF them are Of the best standing
among the physicians of this community. e
w W. SEATON, Mayor. &
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Notice of the establishment Of the Land
Once for the !. Western Land District,' In

IN pursuance 81 The second section the act Of Congress
entitled An act for changing the location of the land OF
diiona land district in The STATE 81 Wisconsin, approved
March 81 1879 which provides that For the sale II the
land oire and land dtrc are hereby created Comprising
all The lands included within the district Of lands sub.
which shall he called the Western Land nistrcfnI do
hereby declare and make known that the land office 10
In the State az wisconsin.
Given under my hand Of the city Of Washington This
second day at March. anno Doui one Thousand riehi
hundrcd and forty mine JAMES " POLK
Hy the President 5't'
RicHARp NJ. Youno,
Commissioner q The General Land once
Mar D-4lawisw
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

AGENCY FoR oBTAiSIso PATENTS ToR NEW iSvES-
TIoHs AT WARRINGTON.
VIZ r. ELLIOT formerly Of tue Patent Office iniorns.
his former clients and others, that his Office may sill
the last thirty years. directly opposite The Patent Office.
lie Is prepared to execute with his accustomed accuracy
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and paentaby ofinvenons preparing papers and draw
ngs for applications for PATENTS caveats, &c. M IA s
10 those unscqnainred with him. he refers 10 The follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry H. Ellsworth late Com.
missioner of Patents 81
@ Patent Office, Feb II, 1912. n
Mr. William p. Elliot, who bns been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Dra,ighfsman, &c having esiab-
shed Patent Agency IN the city Of Washington take
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman
Thy Of confidence and being particularly qualified to
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of
chanica science the progress Of the arts and patent i'm
provements Mr. Elliot il also well acquainted with is
practice Of this Office. HENRY l.. ELI.SWORTII. Il
fa t3fS Commissioner of Patents
w p Elliot ~ aso the author nf The plan OF The
Patent Once building.
ny Letters on business to be post paid. sS
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Extract from the report Of the examining Committee
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
IN satisfying all who present that the teaching In
~ department has been faithful practical and efcient, soh
as will produce thorough, sound and useful education,
The advantage which hic school enjoysn respect pnsi
ton buildings grounds for recreatiun gymnasium and
its admirable Internal arrangements well known rs
hardly to need any notice from the committee But they
cannot from directing the public 70 a sersority
in this respect any other school with which they are
acquainted
me kind and excellent mstron Of the school IL aten
the various duties which assigned to her The
toys hardly feel the want OF mothers cars
The strict psternsl discipline and careful watchful
constantly exercised by The prncps tNTr Biriett)
his large family and the happy moral and religious
Influence which perysdes the whole establishment give
the parents every that they reasonably de-
rnad that their will be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purposes Of hfeuasulness IN this
world, and happiness In the next
j. w. FAIRFIELD
.ls u q. LUDLOW
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no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, EEK.
i PLORING PARTIES, AND 9TH EAAs-T
The subscriber has hand aud for sale, from the Union
India Rubber Company, who lave the exclusive right TO
nse Goodyear's Patent Metallic Rubber, the following ar
icles: ssaN8 Ha fH 49,
Tents aud Tent Carpets, Knapsacks, Camp Bls ukes,
iIaversacks, Cuuteens, Ieggins, Clothing Bags
Water Bottles, Tarpaulins, Caps, and Cnpes, ett
Sou wesers Texas Wallets, Gun Cases. @a
Goats, Cloaks, and Capes. Mexican Pouches,
Oyerals aud Panaloons, Gold Pouches, VS. }ts 4f W
Air Beds aud Pillows, Life Preservers,
Drinking Cnps buckets, and basins, Travelling Bags,
Portable Boats. Provision Dags. Saddle Bags. N N n
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Iireas Pumps,
variety OF other articles at the sign Of the Star be-.
l2 and 9Th streets. Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington 0 as tfaes8 80
APP 7-eohf S. EDDY
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pArEsr oyrIcE, May, 1919,
TN PURSUANCE orthe act ..ie gaiizing and

making appropriations for such necessary objects
have been nsaiE included in the general appropriation
certain Incidental expenses Of the departments and offices
Of he Governments ind for other purposesn approved the
his Office until DE l5l Jay q June next for furnishing
all the stationery "a list Of which u below and executing
tbs once or hs year commencing on lie st day July
lsle and ending the 30h day Of june 1850 All the
b. u the hest qualify and In the best delivered
without delay Il sach times and in such quantities as may
be required and 10 The satisfaction OF the Commissioner
Bonds with approved security, TO be given BY the person
or persons contracting specimens Of The printing aud
by persons proposing thai the office Is 10 be a Liberty TO
take either greater less quantity Of any article than 10
specified, according 10 us wants during The yea!
STATIONERY
Whiting paper, hand made, Of linen laid
10 resms folio post paper ruled TO pattern, san hnsh
~ do cap paper ruled saiin finish
20 do letter paper, woys and laid ruled, per rsam
gss Enpeiops paper, snpsiopesi "a,
7, lS's r. envelope paper s snn per a. ssam
5oo6 envelopes, large and small bnf
i0rourds linen ,wine
5000 Steel pens, assorted, best quality
Tosslsad pencils thsf' and soft)
bgross silk taste
pounds WATERS %
30 do sealing wax best extra siperfns, sea,isl
2d,,zen Ink, red and black IL, quarts
poands India rubber prepared Godiysars o. others
do pouilce ttks
4 dozen pounce boxes ivory
hushel black sand tynilE85
dozen sand boxes, cocoa Y
do penknives, blades, Rogers Sons
| do do blades, do
do erasers do
do inkstands, French pump
4 do ivory folders
do wafer siamps
tpars paper shears Rogers Sons, einsl, blade per
pair
Spas paper shears Rogers Sons, .. inch blade, per
pair t
dozen crssrs .t4a 9ss s- 5s4f 4tt 4,t5s z.
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I'ENI'IlHONIALS
PorailRRApsrs, Oct ilh, 1913.

CHARLIE BARTLETT, ESQ.
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under your College HILL and who have attended
several examinations OF pupils take ta opportunity
high consideration ofyour noble School with the ocal
" SO emneny beautiful the arrangement Of The
study room, the ormitory--the play gronndtlie Gym
nasum with the comfort and refinement OF the family
with the thoroughness OF its educational provisions and
the Influences which exer;ei The minds Of he
scholars, d4ghed; and unreuesied by 3on, pre-
you this expression Of grateful regards and earn
est wishes thar you may continue receive, most
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which yon have
hitherto enjoyed
Hackenssck, tF 45Es
EpaaR THORN, supervisor ofthe town Of
Poughkeepsie.
Sd. lsowanlpoR Merchant ronghksepa'e'
GEO VAN KLERcK,
JoHN r. McfouN, Trey,
GBonaR v. PoAfERoY New York
Asa HoLT, brooklyn.
isRAKL HAwLRy, Merchant, New York
HusKRT VAN WAaHaES, Poughkeepaie
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REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM " SEWARD Auburn, N. Y
HON JAMES EMoTT, Poughkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV DIR. +. w, HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV On EDWARD DAVIS. Balson, N. y
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM. Poughkeepse, 10
REV. DR. LUDLOW, @ do do
Rsv DE. MANN, Pa. mar 2l--dly
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
On. sCHwARTZE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARIIIA

On. SttiW AHTZES COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA,
The astonishing success W ith which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for The lnsi
three years In The District Of Columbia and Other
pacea has induced the propreforto present It's claims
In more eonspicuous manner under d sincere con-
yson ,ha ia Invaluable and asrng rsnsisal
II NAV came Thersfar he wonId ,,ran /, mon m
Who read ibis moi 10 In il pass I,nnoiccd b,t eiy
4, ,ba, st,an,io,, ~ ,.bsh 4, IA a., dea,,,dIv nti
Had
The Co,ioyjne ara same n + Tho d;a,aaes which
vijl rasrifv N ia never falling efficacy Vi.
ScrafuIa in AN 1,,,,,, ~
from a scraliious habit
rhronic Rheuna,tsm Rroncbi,i.
4 rvaoen.a When nraresd,n, frnm hanati. dersnee-
fsp''i msnie r.
tsnns,itn,ionol svniilis, General Det,llty,
Habi,nai ra.,i,nssa !, ru,anso,,s Aiisctinns and
ali HIS s,lsng frau 5r.naed ssrre,Ions q, I'M
nu,tisa n he LI5od
r pa,s,,a ,ari,a III. ,an,.av .houJ "a, oro,v i'm,
na,ien, ar bssa, no sangi,ine IN their hanes al n
ranj ras,eration 10 health az rs effcacy depends
III mon ne streng,h If cnnsif,iop and
the lpng,h ~ line tint disease has prevailed there
liz vir,ies nal ~ Commence before they Are fully de-
tarn,ined ~ antuuo iis ice whether II 10 oue hot
rle h dnzen ar morn AZ M TWO cases are exactly
similar ar can be relieved ty nny siated number in
n,Icinndon r -
The &c COMMANDING cer,idcaias are FINN o.n,l.tnsn
f rssorrthiliiv yesidnn in Msdington oiir ma no,
frnn thnse nbrond 10 whom Void refc, IN those
who a,e n ,he Icaat dombtf,l Hundreds ~ t.sii
,noniaa can he rroced ~ 10 effi,.ncy but AZ thev
ar aslnn or sv,,r rsnd mr. rredenre stven 81 them
have fhol,eht few respectable cartifcntes coming
!, 40 asr ,fcusn v,sl, lno,vn ,vouid anfi;r. $3.50
-" - 4 =.
ERIIFIC4TES.
Dea, Sir, Having through the agency of your
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nS-THE period for receiving proposals for supplying
Hemp advertised above Is extended to the 9th ofAngus
next may E--Iawtan6
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28

Nldtun9 beibetalten unb itreften ff in bic
Srette itatt tpie bel ancern Sdumen 1T Die
SoDbe St ftte6en. Sebeu fclgenben Spmmer
ltefertcn Die Sdume eineu neuen Seweis bon
Der llnihulo Der wadern Sruber, bis le enbs
Ild1 i'm eaufe Der Sabre Den gansen 8ird, bcf
itberihatteten uno itr 9luf weit unb breir
oa6 2ano burhbrang.
Der tptrflide MCrber 9iappcG's wurbe
ME entoedt. Srunp iprah Gdb oft aus, bae
er CLAUDE, Der ebrlithti9e uno neioifhe Ne[z
ftte babe iId, feIbif erffcden uno ben 9erbaht
auf i'm 9elenft um i'm ;u peroerben. Ord,
etn Sewet6 fpnnte niemalS bdriiber aelfeQt
,peroen
eanra, Die un9litfIid,e Schter 93arppfI's,
tpelehe un9eahtet aller unoilnitioen llmIfdns
DC, tIre Nei9un9 ME aufgab fcnnte ibrcn
@eltebten Jest pbne gprmurf ans Soer,
orl1den. Sim Sabresta9 Der YFansun9 Der
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Shatten.
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erbpb ile in Den 9loel untcr tcm 9famen !:
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Qlnben.
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y e Dims u IT q cit.

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Der Sutitripticnsrtcis fur 50 Saunnlern 1T So in
Gprauste,obluns, 1925 ,penn innerbat res critcn
balttn Sabres, $3.50 trtnn trIDrenb res ,prien ball
bcn Sabrcs unp rs menn crit nab Qserlauf pes
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flung ant9ctcn rDnc rrrbcr alle 9lttanbc tc,ablt 3u
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ttfcn iclAc Nricfc rffcn tltcr9ctt, llc pere9cln
nnp arrreIfren last.
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82nterGaGt1ma nnS 8sGefrnna.
Sic 0rei 9imS en-.

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3ett fGnnen Id wobl elmer 70 merfrpilrbi0en
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bon Der pfanSnn9 Der bret 2inoen ersdblt
iptro bic nod 9e9en oas gnoe be5 oorisen
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bon Sblt: Sranben, Sei9eu, Nlde Sirnen
uno pfaunen aller sIrt an oen 3pei9en tbs
rer mddti9en slefe trrg. Seipe jeopd), 70
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ti9en, caB mir ibnen eilten 70 bptem 0fana
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ge9en boS Gnre ces iehsSehuten Sabr.
bunoerts, untcr Der 0ie9ierung ces Gburfilrs
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man fat nlemals etnen berielben a lleiu 1ab
gle itanoen fd nabe burh Die 9erpaubt
ftaft oes Slntes, purd) Die gern9e 9erIhies
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elne 9lebnllhfeit, ia @letdbeit bes @barofs
ters tpte Ge Ielbit unter Srlloern 1elten aes
fnnoen miro, unb burd meld)e Die trIcerlide
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perlonltden gSertb uno bemunoertcn ibre
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ten ne thren &lneern als Wulter Der @es
1hnllterllebe auf Sn itillcm Slide curd,s
lebten ile 70 ibre Sinslln9sjabre, ais pl6blid,
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9:1ao ces Gerberten6 filhrte.
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lld3 ltebte, unterbielt ild auf feline Soften eis
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rltbmten italieniiden Girturlet uno @rmpcs
flteur CUR eeitnng berlelben in feline Dente
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burd leine &nnit tbeilS burd, feline fcinen
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mehr 9efelet bic @unt ces Gburfilrlten in
bchem graoe aber in nod tSbcrem rurce
ielner elnSi9en Gcdter gleib nah itrer sln<
tanft Die Sewnnreruns Der gerliner gu Ibeil.