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REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
LATEST NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

BY Express and Telegraph
New YoRK, July l6-2p. m.
The papers here contain their usual despatch of
one days later news from Europe, by express and
telegraph from London to Liverpool
Later from Rome.
The latest accounts from Rome state that the
French government had received a despatch an.
nourcing that General Oudinot was occupying the
Mount Orio which gives him command of the city
Of Rome
Austrian Victories Contrndicted.
The victories Of the Austrians over the Huncn-
rians are conradcted
Accounts from Turkey, &c.
The Turkish government has acquired perna-
nent pass through the territory Of the Austrian do
minions. There is nothing else Of special mo-
ment beyo what has previously been foreshadow-
ed in the news already sent.
NEw YoRK, July Is.
The board Of health reports 50 new cases of
cholera and 30 deaths for the "a hours ending
at noon to-day, showing a considerable decrease
The weather has become cool and pleasant.
Mackenzie Delivered mp.
New YoRK, July H.
VIM. l.. Mckenzie, who was before Judge Ed
wards lew days since on writ OF habeas corpus,
has been delivered up to the Canadian authorities
by order Of the Secretary Of State.
Accident ON the Albany and Buffalo Rail
road.
ALBANY, July 4-2 p. m.
The express train, on its way West this morn
ing, ran off the track near Seneca, Cayuga county,
when the engineer and one 6remcn were killed,
while no material injury done to any of the
passengers.
Cholera I'm Albany.
ALBANY, July H-6p. m.
The Board of Health report II cases Of cholera
and deaths having occurred in the last twenty
four hours
Nsw YoRK, July l6-2 p. m.
The stock market is steady, but not active;
Treasury note 6's ll6I,
Flour is steady, but not sctive-small sales Of
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PHILApELrH,A, Julv l6-l O'Clock.

The board Of health reports 50 new cases Of
cholera and % deaths for the last "a hours; con-
siderable falling Off The weather is cool and agree
able
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New SroREs-The capacious double building
Market space, near the corner Of Seventh street.
formerly occupied by G. e. T. Parker, is undergo
ing a complete and thorough repair, and is to be
divided into two fine stores, one Of which will be
occupied by Mr.. Edward Hall grocery and
Mr.. Kibbey, recently clerk in Parkcrs', will COM
mence the same business in the other. Mr. Acker
is now actively employed in the erection of sub.
stnntial granite fronts to each and, the compile
ton Of the repairs, the appearance of the square
will be much improved.
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend to any
Il business he may be entrusted with before either
Of the Courts Of this District and will also attend
to the prosecution of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office ON G street
June lift
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EsosNIAs SocIErr.-This society, attached to
the Columbian College, will celebrate its anniver-
sary this evening, at the street Baptist Church.
An Grafton will be delivered by the Rev. j. L. REr-
soLDs, Of Virginia with other suitable exercises
to which the public are invited
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The stock market is steady, but not active;
Treasury note 6's ll6I.
Flour is steady, but not sctive-small sales Of
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ALBANY, July l4-6p. m.
The Board of Health report II cases Of cholera
and deaths, ms having occurred in the last twenty
four hours
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Ot III Thomas r. Bowie, Esq, OF Prince
George, will consent 20 run n candidate for tho
next Congress, he will receive the vote Of Montgo-
merry county. MANY VOTERS.
July IL
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BALTIMORE, July l6, l849.

John D. Buck, clerk in the Office Of the Balti-
more and Cuba Copper Smelling company, was
found dead this morning, shot through the head.
He was killed whilst writing at his desk at the Office
Of the company. The murderer has not been dis
covered.
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0RpMArros--Professor A. j. Huntington, OF
Columbian College, was ordained on Sunday last
as Minister of the Gospel at the Baptist church
on ( street, Rev. DR.. Bacon, President Of Column
bian College, delivered the ordination charge, and
the address of welcome to the ministry was spoken
with deep feeling by the Rev. Mr. Samson, pastor
of the church The services were impressive and
interesting.
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THE MusicAL PERFORMANCES by the Marin,
Band, at the Capitol and Presidents grounds, vii
be resumed this week and continued on Wednes
day and Saturday evenings, as heretofore, unit
further notice.
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The City Councils held no meeting yesterday
evening, the day of regular session, being with tn
Mayor and other officers Of the Corporation in at
tendance upon the funeral Of Mrs. Madison,
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The express train, on its way West this morn
ing, ran off the track, near Seneca Cayuga county,
when the engineer and one fremcn were killed !,
while no material injury was done to any Of the
passengers.
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Locofocoism is rather coy in its reception of the
addresses Of the Free-Soilers of our State, and ut
ters some hard and petulant remarks about the
treason Of those democrats" who went over at
the late election But this is nothing. Depend upon
it, the match will be made; the coalition will be ef-
fected Will the Union donounce il as 'menacing
the best interests Of the nation" as disgustingn
and "worse than Whggery"
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The Valparaiso papers say that the recent cleo
tons have fully proved the unpopularity of the
Ministry. The CHILEAN commerce appears to be
suffering severely from the troubles in Bolivia
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BALTIMORE, July 1864 p. m.

BALTIMORE, July l6-9I p. m.
In Albany 46 cases Of cholera were reported to-
day, and Is deaths. In Buffalo 80 cases and 81
deaths by cholera have been reported since Sat-
urday.
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tainty their operations by other preparation
pounded Tor similar purposes, now before the public.
These Specifics combinations of approved medicines
minglng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
sanaye whole so az to produce most efficient compounds
which have neveryet been known fail is impossible
produce certificates OF the of medicine of this peculiar
nature or Otherwise host of facts might be advanced
aer o. thee Specifics rests for support. Long standing
cases OF Goa9rrhga Giee Structures Pains the Los
7Be6.sons OF the Kidneys, Graoe, Burning in the in
arg PGsdgeS etc. ETC. have yielded TO the command
nVincibe antdote and instances of SYPHILIS OF the most
nyeteate description have fled before their astonishing
sanave influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most eectual
cay ever and has cured many obstinate diseases
aiter every other medicine had failed In improved form
II Is nearly tasteless and effects permanent an HE
space o. 0e or ss1 days without restriction to diet ex
posne or business Besides this important advantage 1t
never leaves the part subject that troublesome weakness
mat occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed and ii taken in The first stage OF the drease
l arrest the discharge, and all unpleasant feelings
I'D lew days In long proraced chrome stages oil The
DISEASES IN obstinate elects. Female Complaints snch
WINES etc Is without doubt tine most eftectna remedy
discovered.
We dc not offer these Specifics PANAcEA or cure
every thing, but for the above named author
TO guaranty cure, under a forfeit OF $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures hays heeD be
fore the pubic of NewOeans for the last nine Ben-s and
they have universally proved effcacions
~ C.4U1IOJN:-Le1oaTe Of base Couuterfeiter s,b6
sells spurious and inJunous article Reeo{lect fbr op
.fgcnt IN Ontce StGteSts A. DONNAUD No. 10 CARoE.
pkLET STREET, betDeen Canal and Common
~ Treatise on Structures can be had eratis
X AL private consultations tfss Of charge sg7
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McVOY,S TONIC.

Tone and Health FOLLOW Its Use;
FTNONICS t0nikd from t0nOs tension t0ne) are
agents lhaiesore the sound and healthy elasticity he
strength and vigOr Of the body when it weakened ana re-
Taxed, and when there deficiency OF tone or vital power
from the influence of disease. - :,
This t o Z acts the nervous the capillary ana
the muscular system. 1t acts upon the heart through its
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption 81
the active principles employed that they be directly
applied the moving centre and to the of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations contrve by the art
flee of man. this among those which the most
powerful TONIC effect 4 increases the digestive powers
the stomach stimulates the ntestnes and being dissolved
the gastric and intestinal Juices. taken by the absOrp
ents the blood and stimulates the whole system The
countenance, pale and faded beautiful ford
aspect and the whole oil the system are called into
healthy action. augments the OF the secrey
tenn and by the moderate but IMPRESSION makes
on the the general vgor Of all the functions
1t CUBES (withOut purgng) iohere there as pale or gel
ioao skin attended ach smeings, .3nasarca DropsH,
Jaandee, Diseases ct the Heart Otstrnctcd .Mcnstrsa
Us9k Habit Indigestion, Reiaraton Hustcria ScrGtuid
Chronic Cata7rh Ch0rca HypOchondriasiS. Green Nek
ness Paraiysis Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases. r,
EP~ TONICS must not be used where there Us Fever OF
I,nn aiinn
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DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for family
use and, from the great popularity which they nave
trial made OF them the proprietor feels encouraged TO extend
their usefulness, order that one may receive Like
public they the production OF every way cuiaed
by education and experience to offer to the afflicted mee
emineny worthy of their confidence. The proprietor
graduate OF OF The best medical schools In the United
States preparatory studies three with two
fesso of the institution attended three full courses of med
cal lectures and has been engaged for ten prccng
the principles of his profession amid diseases of diversified
character. Fromsuch experience and data, the public ha e
sac guarantee that these preparations tried in thousands
pounded upon scientific principles, by one thoroughly &C.
4uaned with the medicinal effects of each article separately
and Of their combined effects, when chemically united
These preparations consist OF the following KINDS
DR.. Keeler's PanaCea
For the removal and OF all diseases arising
en- an impure state OF the blood or habit OF the bodyPce
Cordial and Carninative
For deranged state of the stomach and bowels whether
Or from the irritable effect OF Teething in children
70 cents per bottle
For the speedy and permanent of ncipent Consunp-
ton Influenza, Coughs CataIrhs Hoa,seness, Asthma
Bronchitis Hopping Cough, Group and for all affections OF
the pulmonary organs, arising fom Colds Price ~ cents
vermifuge Syrup.
This Vemifuge eiectual and powerful remedy for all
species and varieties OF Worms Affecting children and adult
Rheumatic Lotion.
powerful and salutaTy external remedy in Iic-DGuiOu-
reqx, Neuralgia Headache Pains in the pead chest stom
ach and extremes Rheumatism, Stiff joints Contractions
OF the Ligamens Sprans Bruises COntoOns, Govt, Sci.
attic pains and for affections requiring the Of external
Liver and sanative Pills.
Aspeedy and positive remedy for Constipation Bousness
and for the affections incident to vtiated
and dernsed condition of the digestive organs generally
~ For safe il Neg Orlecns 6yAe 4geats.-
fy2l If VAN IANDf Il Co, II st. Charles st,
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A CARD.
mr. DODSDN has returned Fl

"A
nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and vii
H. resume his practice ormey-especaly the treatment
of Piles Fshla diseases Of the Bladder ETC. Structures,
from whatever treated for radical without the
use of causc cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for set OF nstruments):
" The have reflected them, and experienced the
want of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you have provided by ingenuity and SKILL
a surgical desderatum in that particular"
ESH His newt, invented and improved instruments for
the retention and radical of HERNIA adapted
every variety Of Rupture and when well fitted,
with and comfort The blocks do not lmbibe perspiIa
corrosive effects and the may be removed and
washed at pleasure unequvoca testimonials OF permanent
cpres both the aged and he young he examined at
Charles st v24 d& W3m
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of the Nnetesnh Cennrg ,nade from
Roots Of Plants grOiclRg near the tfhf or IheiHe'
Thiss truly a valuable remedy and everybody should
have it, In Di Of Children. and preventive OF DIS
its acute form, who can tell It's worth II mas peen
used with prominent Diseases Of the CheS sucn
as Cotds, Cough, Difficulty Of Breathing, Sp'tttng o.
Blood Night Sa1eats often attended with Cs and Heat
stage, Asthma, Group, Influenza. Also, Liner COM
plant Costpeness. ScrQfuLa Wasting of the FeSh IT
fectons Of the Spleen Stomach and B0soels. we have
heard of of Chokera occurring where this reme
y has been used Where has been used for lndspo ION
in children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the most perfect health. For femae viii be found
superior other medicine and can be used under all
circum ances Its depuative qualities aees it far above
all the Sarsaparas In Scarlet FeUer unquestionaby
great remedy. n.u
~ For further information Pamphlets and Bills
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the OF FHt0r .4Lbus EIcesSt0e Ottrlne ms
charges, ard Chronic Disease Of the Spleen VI unsqr-
passed excellence positive IN Its sal uary results ana worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 30.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
4 Great and Wonderfui agent, of truly astonishing
power composed of simple vegetable element and exer
nally applied For the OF Rheumatism. 1ctnnus or
LOckjGo SpasmS Stiffness Of tie hints Pam tn erery
part Of the 60dy EGrache, Nervous I00thache applied
in the OF the affected side. q.
We would deal in fulsome eulOgy in the usnai
style of panegyrc commenting this article to puDlc no
feel that cannot terms too strong as Illus
traye of its power to heal. Excellence, efficiency,
and II do pcaIculable good the human Price 81.
For sale by Ii. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tcioupitoulas SIS
TVS ly G. N MORRISON. IL Magazine ST.
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for the cnre of GonOrrh9a,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlrlng research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
abeve named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les IN the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
fearlessIy hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
auaied, either for their
curative properties or for
miidness, safety and Ger.
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HoME-A BALLAD FOR EVERY BODY

HoME-A BALLAD FOR EVERY BODY.
h BY MARTIN Y. TUPPfR.
foraped all over this joy-dotted eanh
To pick It's best ncsega,y Of innocent mlth-
{ And 10! its chief treasure
III Its innermost pleasure.
Was always at Home.
1 went to the palace and there my fair Queen
On The arm Of her husband did lovingly Lean n..,
And all the dear babes in their beauty were 'ee"'
In spite of the splendor.
For they were at Home
tarnd to the cottage 1sd hs's s.isn rf'' Mn"
Fo,. 81 q he good wife was SO cheerful asd kind.
10 spite ss IF Z ~ t, %asei''
A And nd lie was at Home!
.sk'd glad mother Just come from Il The post
tvhst heart thrilling news had reioicsd her the most
And gladness for mourning,
! Her boy returning
To love her-at Home!
sooke IN the soldiers and sailors at sea,
ne S. PEI how hey earnestly shouted 10 me-
And choking and sObbing-
o land US at Home
came to the desk where old Commerce grew gray,
And ssd "a him what IN 3 da
And it was the beauty,
The comfort and duty.
That cheered him at Home!
ran to the court, where tie sages of law
Were wrangling and iangling at qulbbe and flaw
Was calm d by the quet
That besst them at Home
IcalIed on the school boy, poor lovesricken lad,
Who yearned in his loneliness silent and sad;
For the DAYS when again he should laugh and be glad
-Elh With his father and mother,
And sister and brother.
All happy at Home
Itapped at the door of the year stricken ED,
w there age as thought, had old memories quell d.
But stu ali his gauulOns tancies outweiFd
3Strange old fashioned stories
OF gladness aad gories
That once were at Home
Whisper the prodigal, wanton and wild,
How changed from the heart that you had when child
So teachable noble. and modest and mild
Though sin had und0ne him.
Thank God that won him
BY looking at Home!
And then when he wept. and vowed better life.
hasten d 10 snatch him from peril and STRIFE
Ry finding him wisely a tender young wife,
Whose love should allure him,
And gently secure him
A convert at H0me
So he that had raced after pleasure so fast,
And still as he ran had its goal over past
Found happiness, honor, and blessing al last,
In all the kind dealings,
Affections and feelings,
That Lipen at Home
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COIHtl OF NdICIeL dHd = CIIUUV ItUU1e9
y G. N. MORRISON. IL Magazir
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No IS CUSTO.NHO USE STREET, ". o.
ENVALUABL pISCONERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
4 UNTIL CURE EFFECTsD-Private Diseases cured IN
few days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. 80 CUsTOMHoUsE STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana. 80
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms of certain Disease to his general adye
tsement in another column The treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval OF the most ned
Surgeons OF Paris, London and New YORK and its unve
has proved beyond doubt that permanent care
io tbs worst of constitutional syphilis, gonorThoa
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases IN
tanned moral eainty, if application be made TO those
whose Intelligence skill and experience be relied on.
Since DR.. Mullen opened this city, all the many
that have under his have been cured without
SIN gle exception Some of these of years standing
One remarkable structure 30 cid has been cured
the surprise of the patient. The gentleman (whose
specabity kaown the citizens of New OIeans at
hand and (hy his peTnission) be referred to- Dr. Nj 3
OF structure not known South of New York
His treatment of gonouhea and geet the most perfect
discovered 1t toe shortest safest and sbest The
patient takes cOpava cubes urpentine other
doses. but obtained in twoaays without
PAIN Inconvenience change OF diet SE No pay unless
q core effected within the time sned
self poluton have brought themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from unTesalned
indulgence OF the passions. such premature lmpo-
tency, involuntary seminal emissions general debility
constitutional arrangement consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offer. them perfect cure. The
striotcst secIesy observed.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office, No. Sc
Customhouse ST. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. ID.
e1xs" Remember No 81 Cuslomhouse st. nl5 If
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ESQ. run .nnrtAIf9 A s1R p;tHs Arrlacrpp-

ESOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangen run, In
consulting Physicians for the cure ef private diseases
to cure such cases deem it be nothing but act Of
kindness towards the nnto afflicted IS well as sheer
instice to Dr. MULLEN, No. SO CUsToMHOUsK STREET,
To- state that in the year 1876 ,orey afflicted with syphi
lis in its worst and most appalling FORM and tor several
could obtain in New Orleans without being at benefit
ted-indeed grew worse AT length heard Of Dr. Mul,
Joy in three weeks he restored me to perfect health Sub
nI5 IF we" oNe"A'' ''.; SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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SNHS article universally acknowledge d to be the
most nutritious and at the time the most delicate
substance that be obtained for lnvads Children as
Diet 1t is considered by the Medical Faculty superior
all other fanaceons substances of Dysentey and
Bowel Comp ANTS incident to this climate. while highly
recommended for various domestic purposes such as the
making Of puddngs etc. Farna put up in cans for the
California market.
e For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
Of CGrOndet and GrGpier streets wholesale and
retail, by TREADWELL 81 BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
myl I'm and Western States
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A c. AINSWORTH, NOTaRYP UBLIC and COM
IN. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State IN the
Urien. .OrF!oE-No SO CAMP STREET, New Orleans
Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and instruments Of
Writing Prepared. and Authenticated for Use and Record
in any part of the UNITED STATES.
EY Marine and other Protests particularly attended TO
and all cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 lyd&W
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

nR AkzEFFs jUNo &c CoRbAh 6k PRO
~ CREATIVE ELiXIR.-Thisi is theonly actual rsme-
y and al By
cret habits and many 9th nosnms recently recommended
into the msEe The medical faculty Of Europe and The
be N an have
in single instance that has been authenticated to
relieved by the Juno Cordial are generally such as leave
the could Of the most
testimony to SHOW that The great reputation mat Joys
positive and apparently miraculous In all directions
are TO be found the happy parent: OF healthy offspring who
ton. And equally potent in the diseases for which
i recommended Objection has been naturally made to
but the fact is the Cordial be afforded for less and
compose ii the costlest things in nature whereas
as Si he
reliance may be placed in the Juno CORDIAL in the Of
low viz Los. Of Muscular Energy. Physical Lassade
and General Prostraon ltablity and all Nervous fec
corrbaa Whites and Faor Aibos, and every disease in
any connected with the disorder of the Provocative
relief and if used as directed is almost certain to prodaoe
positive ans cure pe,Gns about to NARY
should take abs CORDIAL, as It viii nfaiby restore
sne oaase Of # b hs to IT, ne 0
beneficial results may be ANTICIPATED with confidence It
tie precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
it may become known.
1t also possesses the unrvaled qualities of curing ncpent
Consumption and have administered with great TO
patients who have sought delightful cimaie for the resc
ration of their health and the result is that medicine has
been added TO the catalogue for the cure OF ncent con-
To spread wide the blessings of this Medicine have np-
pointed Mes JUDsON s co, Of the city Of New York.
and meme can be ssna9 sfs SIns zsasF hs
Sold Only IN New Orleans at SO POYDRAs STREET;
in Mobile by R. Joseph Tucker. fy8 Iyo
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STOP HERE!-ssoo FORFEIT.
NO. ID CfRONDELET STREET,. Sign Of the
.EscuLapian Statue.
mr. LEROY'S and PELETIERS (of Pars) Com
IL POUND SPECIFICS and VESERgAI, MIXTJRr