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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

IMMoRTALlry OF MAN.-Why is it that
the rainbow and the cloud come over US with
beauty that is not of earth, and then pass
away, and leave US to muse upon their faded
loveliness Why is it that the stars which
hold their festivals around the midnight throne
are set above the grasp of our limited faculties
forever mocking US with unapproachable
glory, And why is it that bright forms OF
human beauty are presented to our view and
then taken from US, leaving tho thousand
streams Of our affections to flow back in an
Alpine torrent upon our heart 7 We are born
for higher destiny than that of earth. There
is a realm where the rainbow never fades,
where the stars will be spread out before us
like islands that slumber on the occan-and
where ,he beautiful beings that now pass be-
fore US like visions, will stay in our presence
forever
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rOR NEW YORK.

h rszswA TIE Steamer BAY STAFF r
44t9y SCAPT. BRowN, will leave FaH
HxxE.xzy&snRIver every Tuesday Thurs-
day and Saturday eyenlng,on the arrival OF The
steamooat IRAN OF .;,.s...., -. 49,.
York, via. Newport, leaving Nuwporl ale ID
o'clock and arrive in New York al about 6 ] .
o'clock next morning. Returning, will leave
New York at 4 o'clock, =. Nj.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT.
Consrock, will leave Fall River every nAh
day Wednesday and Friday. a. above. ioi Nav
York via Newport leaving here al about
! Ia o'clock and IN her return, leaving New
York at 4 z. NJ. r
For further par culi r. enquire ot
april y. ANIHONY STEWART
n, Ihamrs-s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

Origin OF THE Car OF LIBERTY In form
er ages, old age was honorable, caps became
emblems Of honor by degrees i. became the
badge of freedom. for none were DE- emed hon
orable who were not free, and when a slave
was made freeman, he had cap gwen to
him, which he was permitted to wear in pub
lie. The Pilius or cap of Liberty, was simple
in its form, in the shape of sugar loaf, broad
at the base and ending in conc. This pre-
figures that freedom stands on the broad basis
of humanity. and runs up to a pyramid. the
emblem of eternity, to show it ought to last
forever. twas simple, for Liberty is in it
self the most shining ornament Of man. lthas
none of the gilded trappings that make the
livery of despotism. The cap of Liberty was
white, the native color Of the undyed, showing
that it should be untanIed by faction or tyran
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Music
Blow Ye THE Trumpet Blow {!
GREAT NEWS FOR CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEARS

Arriral Extraordinary, and Minister
Pienipotentiargtrom The Court Of NOtIoas.,
SANTA CLAUS has arrived, agreeable to nc
- ticc given by Proclamation, and will exhibit
his credentials, and enter upon his Duties forth
with, at STACY'S Variety Store, for the purpose
of distributing 20 the Children and all others Of
this City, the greatest assortment of Toys and
Fancy Articles ever before offered in Newport.
Therefore be it known that you can got double
the quantity you ever dill before, for little
money at STACY'S you will call az hc is de-
tcrmincd TO sell or t less than cos, for sixty
days and that too before all this cncrprislng
public leave for California and the Golden Mines
and Regions yet unexplorcd.
Byand with the advice and consent ~ the
Senate, STACY, Speaker ofthe House OF
Notions and the seat of Curo. tiles.
Approved, Dec. 90 lsiS. SANTA CLAUS.
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Lost,

| Large CA MFO BREAST PIN, whoever
a hes found the same and will retarn it to this
Office, shall be suitably rewarded. decl7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
Court Of Probate of the Town Of Newport, }
January LIST, lS40

January LIST, IS40
TfON the report cf the Commissioners
heretofore appointed to receive and examine
the claims against the estate of Thomas Hud-
son, late Of Newport, mariner, dec d, present.
ed for reception, and upon the administrators
first account on said estate presented for al
lowancc, the same are referred for considera.
ton to a Court of Probate to be holden at the
| Town Hall in Newport on the first Monday in
February next at 9 o'clock A NJ, and notice
| is ordered to be given thereof for three sue
cessive weeks in the Herald of the Times,
that all persons interested may appear at said
time and place if they see fit aud show cause
ifany, why said report should not be received
and said commission closed, and said account
allowed. b. B, ROWLAND, Prob Crk.
To the Hon, Court of Probate of Newport, }
January LIST, IS4S.
| THE undersigned administrator of the es-
tate of Thomas Hudson, late of Newport, dec d
would respectfully represent, that the personal
property of the said deceased is insufficient to
pay the demands against the said estate, by the
sum Of eight hundred and thirty nine dollars
and seventy cents, as appears by report OF
Commissioners, herewith, together with Pro-
bate expenses and my compensation CT fifty
dollars still unpaid, wherefore he prays your
! lionors to authoIise him in his aforesaid capac-
| ity to sell, under the direction of your Honor
pble Court so much of the Real Estate con.
3istlng oft lot of land with the buildings there
on standing, late the homestead of the said de-
ceased, on Prospect Hill street as will be suf
ficient to liquidate said demands together with
such incidental expenses as may accrueeht. el
to and as in duty bound will ever pray,
Newport Jan. l. BENZ. MUMFORD.
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TINilE Subscriber wishes 10 exchange Sun
Il lights by 2 sash and glas+ on ihe vssr
reasonable terms. SIMON MOFFI. T.
sept. II. fm w.pd
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n Lw ia xLTFAsHIoNs


AIRS. A SHERMAN. would respectfully
NI inform the Ladies of Newpor', and vcini-
~, that she has received from New York, The
latest fall styles OF Millinery, comprising every
fashionable material for LADIES HATS
Also, Ribbons Flowers and Tabs Velvet Rib
bOnS Of every shade stray Bonnels new
shape al very low prices.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE shall present our customers with their
w Bills on the LIST Of January, as usual, and
respectfully ask for prompt settlement
All that have demands against us, will please
call and receive their pay.
dcc2l r.. +. IL J. II. NEWTON.
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NNT'HCE.

A IL persons indebted to tho subscriber, nr
Arequel:ed to settle the same Immediately
all demands remaining unpaid on the fiIst o
Februarp, will he paced ia The hands of al
officer for collection
SAMUEL T. HOPKINS.
ian
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Legal Notices.
Court OF Probate Of the Town Of Newport, }
January lst, lS1o.

January isi, lc4"'
Upon the petiiios in writing Of Adon
~ Smith, administrator with the VIII an
NE xed Of ihe estate of Jonathan Hunt. late of
the city and county Of Mobile, in the state OF
Alabama, decd, by ii. Y. Cranston n Son,
his Attorneys, representing that the sad
Hunt, several years ago, made his said last
Will and Testament and named therein three
Executors, all of whom died without taxing
upon themselves the execution thereof; that
on the s,b day Of November, ls47, said will
was duly and legally proved, and approved
by Chsrles McVean, ESQ.,, Surrogate Of the
county Of New York, and letters Of Admins
tration with the said will annexed was then
and there granted by the said Surrogate to
snid Adon Smith that said Hunt owned real
estate in the town of Newport, and prayin g
this Court to allow and order true and le-
gaily certified copy of the said last will and
testament Of said Jonathan Hunt and the Pro.
bate thereof under the seal If said Surrogaol
Court, presented with said petition to be filed
and recorded in tho Registry Of the Court Of
Probate of Newport, agreeably to the laws of
Rhode Island, and letters of administration
with the will annexed be granted to the .peti.
TONER or some other suitable person according
to the laws of this 81 te, the same being read
and received, is referred for consideration to
a Court of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, at Q o'clock, A. NJ, and it is or
dered that previous notice of the pendency and
prayer thereof, be given for three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times, to the nd
that any person may appear at said time and
place and show cause against the filing and re
cording the same.
i jan4. B B HOWLAND, Prob Cl'k.
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Court of Probate Of the Town Of Newport
January lst, ls40. !

A n INSTRUMENT in writing dated May 18th,
IA 1913, purportng to be the last will and
testament Of Henry Holt, late of Newport.
dec de-, was presented for Probate and for let
ters tes,amentary thereon 10 issue to Fanny
Holt, sole executor therein named, the same
is read, received and referred for consideration
to Court of Probate to be holden at the
Town Hall on the first Monday of February,
lS49, at o'clock, A. NJ. and notice is order
ed to be given thereof for three successive
weeks in the Herald OF the Times, that all
persons interested may appear at said time
and place, if they see fit, and show cause, if
any, why said will should not be proved, and
letters testamentary granted thereon.
land. B. B. ROWLAND, Prob Clk.
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Dairy Dnsiues.

Our northern friends must look
sharply TO their cows, their pastures
meadows,root corn and other forage
crops; for Virginia, North Carolina
Georgia and Tennessee are already
in the field as competitors in the
dairy business. There is not a state
IN the Union in which both cheese
and butter cannot be made. Like
all other arts, that Of rearing good
mixers, excepting them well and chca.
ply and at the same time manulactu-
ring choice butter and cheese for
markets, demands experience, care
and study. The operation is mainl,
performed at those seasons of the
car,when all animal substances, like
milk, whey, buttcrmiik and curd, are
liable to chemical changes which in
Jure the products of the dairyman.
Only small portion Of the butter
and cheese made in the U. States
is really frst-ratc. And why not ?
Inc mllk is good when drawn from
the udder, but it is badly handled
ever after. Less attention is pait!
to keeping milk-pails, pans, churns,
cheese-tnbs or watts pcrie ell, sweet
and clean than is required, to secure
the best results, Butter when takcr
from the churnis not properly work.
ed over, nor saltcd with pure salt
nor protected from the influence o
atmospheric air, as it should be.
The germ Of that peculiar chang,
known by the common name of 'rro
wy is early planted in the mass o
butter, although undeveloped fo
weeks or months. Butter and chees,
which are put up wrong, ifkept an,
time will never come out right. TIL,
changes which they undergo pre-
sent subject for close and curiou
study. As in curing lnoat, good sail
\ pare air and the entire exclusion Q
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agriculture Tie Leaains Interest

agriculture Tie Leadins Interest,"
1t is supposed that three tourths
Of the population of the country are
employed in agriculture; the other.
quarter being divided among all 9th
or elnployments and pro(essions.-I
Besides, the mechanic, the manufac-
turer, the merchant and the profess
sional man, are all mainly dependant
upon the farmer for patronage and
support. When the farmers as a
class are prosperous, all Others par
ticipate in their prosperity. From
this it follows that whatever benefits
the agricultural class, direct bcne-
fits three fourths of the people, and
indirectly benefits The other fourth.
Surely, then, the farmers have a.
right to demand Of the government
the means to sustain their ag1icultu-
raj societies, and to collect and dis
seminate the important information
relative to their calling. Let the
light Of science and education be
brought to tue aid of agriculture
Let our resources be developed, and
the skill and industry Of The husband
man be directed into their proper
channels, and that would be soon OBJ.
timed in which not only the farmer
would rejoice, but the whole commu-
nifty with lim.--.lia'ne Farmer.
Such facts as the above cannot be
too widely disseminated and if our
editorial brethren will only press the
attachment of bureau of agricult-
ure to the newly formed home de-
partment Of the general government
wa may hope for a channel through
which agricultural Improvements
may be made known. Is it not II
diculous that the interests of three
fourths of the whole community
should be left as secondary in impor-
tance TO those Of one quarter? We
admire the practice ofthe society Of
Friends, "to pay due Difference to
tho wishes of respectable minority
but cannot consent that our polite
mes, should so far interfere with our
interests as to permit the minority
alone to be fo'tered by government
patronage.-.Mape'S america3, Far
mr..
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oxygen from butter in kegs, and
cheese in a well oiled impervious
rind, are the leading matters to be
attended TO. In cheese making, the
heating Of the milk, the condition Of
TIE rcnnet, the quantity used, and the
quantity of salt, the degree ofprcss-
ure on the curd, the time for tito be
pressed, the turning of the cheese,
the surrounding with cloth, &c, are
all details of great Importance. 10
incorporate into the cheese all the
casin (curd) and butter which the
milk contained, and preserve bota
sweet and delicious with aroma pc
culiar to each, are the objects to be
attained. Keeping milk too long,
bad skins, using too much rcnnet, too
much scaling, impure salt, excess
iye pressing, neglect in turning and
oiling, and an offensive atmosphere
in the dairy room, are among the
most common causes which mjuge
cLccse.-Gcarce farmer.
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CIrTLON

Owing 70 the great success and immense s7c Of
DR.. Tnwnscnds Saraplrilla, a number Of men who
were formerly our agents, have commenced mlhing
sarsnpnra extracts. exirs, hit,crs, exirncsof yell
low dock. sc. They generally put itupin the same
led our advertisements they are only worthless imi-
,niion4, and should be avoided
Principle office l96 FULros street. san Building
n. T. Reddng & Co, s State street. Boston
Dyott & Sons. l3lnorih second street, Philadelphia
) ). llancc, Druggist, Baltimore; Z. N. Cohen
Charleston; IFright& Co, Charities street, n. o.
los south Pearl street. Albuny; and by oil the prin-
cipIc druggists aud merchants generally throughout
the United States, IIrcs, lndins aud the Canadas
u L. TIIOMPSOF, Agent.
My iSts.-iy Ottawa, III.
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This leaves large surplus for eX-
portation.
"There is, probably, no country in
tie world whose agriculture. indus
try exhibits more rapid and steady
progress than that Of the United
States. Its population is rapidly
augmenting BY natural increase ana
immigration, and every year large
quantities Of new land are reclaimed
from the wilderness and subjected
to cultivation. The number Of cul-
,ivators and tie breadth Of soil are
fast increasing with each succeeding
year; and as Providence yet spares
orr favored country from the vista
tisns of dearth ana famine, which
have afflicted less favored countries,
the amount Of agricultural products
must necessarily increase in equal
proportion.
"Every year adds, also, 10 the skill
Of our agriculturalists, and to in
provement in agricultural imple-
ments; and thus, too, is the amount
reproduction annually augmented"
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nlc0icincs.
Or. = q ENDS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
s / RS PA.,ILI,A.

- I. Z % ~ y - ). "a D'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
Ct pC tpap u,,s
ID "A Il L. Il a
/ u JHac' and blessing Of he Age The most cr-
tgDrfiH.ry Medicine "a ne W0rld
/ THIS Eryacf IS ppfHp On Quart Eotfisyi u IS ssf
. tiiHrS f.fIpfr p.saSlgier, and 5rarran'si sals-
. i."F To- Ily S,.H N'lTrS i~IilJut U7mi'lag. par
. siHE, N.t,e3a'g, or GgbH'tl'.gg he PaiirHi.
DNIlG 1tat hraufy ami superiority OF .li. se-.rua-
uI.uu.gya .u.arrmy..,.ua,. is. l'at v.... II o.
-l.caa, she d. yra.. 10 ia,..o,,,r. .ri,l.', hi.
onr ct OBJ. Ncgy l.., ,,rg- aaJ Nua...r lh.l
r"''V,l nu."uE fu",w.y pu.Hu- Do, v.u.r .y.-
tenn aN' ...'..-.. o., tae p'.sou 5u 10 greiN aS1r
F'c 'H' 'c4 ..'.F' a power po.scs.,l ny 40 o.u
''W, UH1' N". nt.s lies ioc grant -.,u.l OF Dos
/ W'lIt''N. ,u'',-. !, 1., puouuti wDH1 '.Ie .Us.
I'VE year, more J1N 10000 eutrso, syN".D east %,
disease "t .ga-i i5bN9 were e'u.5f'tI Wrnuay
u aar SAVED ia" lives gilmore tuaa goo c....u.Uu-
I.'- ta' .Nett-, SCISSORS.
10000 fuytsJt General pfiHvu yuP ,-.rfgt Mr.
rlr, Easysl
. puTawr-ul- .-l.slp4r.a u,i...ar.. rI. who'd.
system r.,.ia.r.i.y Ior1p.,. Who |o,,,r... n. i,
mu..... .rrr-. .l Ia, gH...yrt lr,. !..,,..r I.
cgI.'r cpuuu. t.l .n ,uurr or r,.sr.-.,,. .r.F.
,rucr rUr passions. anI h.ou,rl ura ,.nrr.r l,.-
lau. un. ..,.l. uI t.rn.r,.u--, r.,, I..r D.. ,.u.
,aalIun. ut..I..- arors. premature. l...,.an
da,.u-. ua-tln1 ray.arI- ilI. ..,a. disease. Com.
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NN0X INsUEANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
FIRE, MARINE, AID liFs INSURANCE,
Office on Water street. wear Market, ia Wise's
Eri,h Row,
IiNCrlne,, lHtVN1,

Ii0CCaneN laiIaNl
'bVtiIS company mvuehccn duly organized and
4 the cupru, stock properly secured, arcnow Pre-.
pared to receive application. Ton Insurance against
loss or damage 10y lie, ON huidinE' merchandise,
machinery, mills, manufactures. aud nil dcscrip.
tons % property. Also merchandise and produce
IN the cnug,r OF inland transportation. aud upon the
lives Of individuals, The rates of premium which
WI govern this institution, will conform tn the c.-
wll.hsl rates otthc eastern offices. Allosses viii
hc literally and promptly adjusted, and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Rohrr, n Canaan, Vim. ! ll1se. VIM ] Heb.
crd, Horace y. Peck, Cyrus NJ Allen ot Nnceuncs.
Vincent Il West, OF Pike county, Ind
Peer +. Bailey. OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
Thomns L Bcnbridge, Lafayette, Ind
Waller w. EARLY. Terre.lloutc, Ind.
DAVID Wallace, Indianapolis, Ind
Henry u, Ailis. Evansville Ind.
Henry X. Schoo.cmll, Washington, D. c.
Zephaniah Plat, New York
Il. n. Coman, Prcsiicgt
$ D. Whitney, Seen n. 4. Ehlndgr, Treasurer.
Cyrus Nj. Allen aud Samuel ludlh COnpsc'i1s, Of
Vinccnrrs, TllOS. l.. BOUGlirON,
SIP, 9l-ly. AgcRf, Ottawa, Illinois
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IA hecp a SIRE lyiglL-Make a
weak alum water, and mix your Br;-
fish Lustrc with it, perhaps two tea
spoons 70 a Gill Of alumni water, let
the stove he cold, brush it with the
mixture, then take a dry brush and
rub the stove till tits perfectly dry.
Should any part before polishing. be
coNc 90 dry rs 10 look gray. noistcu
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The above Luinant ia CIR sale by ITlrrF &
llguiy' and by WHITE NlilsrlR Ottawa, H.
Ily L. .i.-it
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Rapid Urding.-This morning a
lad who has somewhat distinguished
himself as a rapid photographic wri-
ter, was in our Office in company
with Mr.. Dyer, and gave us some
specimens of his great ability rs a
reporter. Ills name is d. +. Muir
ply, and it is now nearly year since
he began to take lessons. But not
outstanding his very limited prac-
uce, he is known to be the most RAJ
pid writer in the world. A friend
read to him to-day and he reported
the reading at rate of one hundred
and eighty words in minute with
the most perfect accuracy, reading
the matter off after it was written
with as much fuency as if it had
been printed in clear letter press
we never witnessed a more aston
ishing exhibition. It il. indeed a
wonderful art, and onghtto be extern
siyely taught in our public schools.
What q labor saving machine II
would DO to lawyer, Judge, a
clergyman, or indeed any body =
Brooklvm Eagle.
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Wlr0l Ed"cGii2n If Chidren.-
Children may be made amiabIr, ODE
dent and respectful, ii duly dirrc
and governed when young. They
are naturally docllc and alfe c'ionate.
Those traits Of character should be
nur'ed and strengthened. But how
often are they b!nntcd and destroy
ed If subjected to unkind, harsh,
arbitrary and severe treatment on
the part of parents, all their natural
dociIi'y and originally aa'ectionate
feelings will be destroyed or much
impaired. Children axe not born de-
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BETWEEN I'M LA~I AND IHEWErT, Wa THE
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--.-'--4t = ga ~.~+-'- - ---.-- ~ -
WILL. r.r.rgre" u.,.arar. o. ..r opening uf
W u8g ...na. .r u.us.. Passenger. $751;. ..-a.n.
hc'we.u t.I.g'.-D MD ..TFt5.o r..m.
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which. with r.r ca.. t5 ID .rlst and taulJu-s 20
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aaritultural.
Production. of the United s,aie..

Productions of the United S,aies.
The following statement taken
from the Patent Office Report shows
tic quantity of the principal prod
ucts Of the United States, during
tho last year:
Wheat, 126,000,000 bushels.
Corn, 5SS,000,000 g
O0ls, lSS,0O0,000 g
Poiatoes, lll,O0o,0O0 {:
Rye, 33,0O0,00O 6
Backwheat, l2,50O,000 -"
Barley, 6,222,O00 g
Han, l5,735,000 tons.
Hemp, 2O,330,000 "
Cotton, 1906 900 lbs.
sngar(in La. 200,000,O00 8
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nRlED apples nnl peaches rnsins, NoInssc,
- vinegar Goldfish &c iust received and fnr snl,
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On BBLS. New Orleans Nolasscs 5 do Sur,
Au House & | do Golden Syrup us, received q
march ~ w " w r,'c'',',,
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First Arrival !

W. H. W. USU " IN
rs nov. receiving direct from nosIon md New
York he spring supply ofs,apc nrdfnncy Dry
Goods comprising the arges, and best selected stock
ever Offered in this market.
We invite every body TO come and examine on
new Goods. April 1915
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Removal !!
Doors! Doors Doors
Fringcs 81 GinDs.

A Superior lot off aud panel Doors also, als
IL excellent sash, for sale low to close n consl
ment, lmyii WALKER Il IicEi.iNa