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WANTED, daily, the Baltmorc, Philadelphia New
Yo, Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits
young wholesale retail other
spectacle business act keepers, saemen poe
Eeepers waiiers, coachmen book and
all branches Of &c. We
have all times large number Of good situations hand which
$500 $4,000 Those
would do well give call have each
Cities which will enable pace every applicant
We
the named cities which viii enable
give satisfaction all who favor with call.
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street,
between South and Gay.
D. Persons living any part onited States wishing
Baltimore, either of the viii
Immediately attended by addressing line
pad,) win
pensc they otherwise would coming the and
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 24-dn baltimore, Md.
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Christopher Grammer,
Atornsy and CounseHor at Lau,
HAVING removed side Pennsylvania Avenue, be
III Az and 9th Streets he will continue practise
Courts Of District Congress-
paIments, and the Board OF Commissioners Of Mexican claims
: Aug l2--eod2m Y5 ssl+ @f
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q IN REwARD.--Ran the subscriber Luray
Dl0U Page county Virginia. the 9Th inst boy named Aaron
He black years age, about inches high ha
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy liz
had when he len domestic kersey faded black color
white clotng with him, recoected
The Of ESQ viii should he be approhended
state, and 500 taken the that
him again. All reasonable charges VIII be paid delivered
Luray
Aaron len In company with spshty yeowboy red complex
spotted tall
77 WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept Eft Luray Page county, Virginia.
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NEW Books-Iisiory OF Pendants novel, BY Thackeray
History French Constituent Assembly from May isis, b.
Corkran. f. h.
Retribudon, tale, by Emma southworh.
Magic Kindness the brothers Mayhew tale Tor youi
Hildreths History Of the United States.
Hearts and Homes story, by Mrs. Ellis
stncklands History Of the American Bible Society.
Dsntes Inferno, literal prose translation BY j. Carlyle
Select Comedies, translated into English, vol.
southeys Common Place Book -. 1890.
Aug fhANCh TAfboh
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IN store, oh street. N n n. /. 80 81 - 3.
History q National Assembly q France, BY ~
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTING be absent Europe for months all inquiries
IL may addressed j. Knox Walker,
Washington empowered attorney general agent
and orders for the delivery Of said pistole
May i6-d3m SAMUEL COLT.
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CyCrnp HcDIA OF Englfsh literature, . selecsssu ef
the choicest productions Of English authors from the earliest
The me connected by critical and biographical history
edited BY Chambers, volumes, svo elegantly aed
July ~ FkANCk Thfboh
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L,RENCH and spanish LanguaEes.--J MEIERR pro-
United States navy, Yale College, respectfully
guan the citizens Of Washington that he conemplsics giving
strucon the above languages, well English
eigncrs. ..I
Prof Meiere aafers himself that reputation instructor
well established require particular references
terms address j. NJ
Taylor Maury and Fischer,
wianss opposite Mr. Franck Tayor' Pennsylvania avenue
Nov ST
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winehs.ssr Medical College,

n Wfncksster Medical CofIeRe.
THE Fourth Annual Medical College
Monday October and
last ofMsy.
FAcuLTy.
Husu n. MoGursE, N. D., Professor Of surgery.
DAHEL CosnAp NJ Professor Anatomy and Physiology
J. fHILir ssfrH, NJ D. Theory and Practice Of Medicine
Jso fAusrLsnoy, D. obstetrics, Diseases Of Women and
Children, and Medical Jurisprudence
Wn. A. BsAprorD, NJ D.. Chemistry and Msteria Medica.
The unusual length Of the examinations
each preceding lecture peculiar features
IN the plan Of instruction
Gao e s5 Dissccns
ticke eo; the whole amounting sii5 ee $40
Excellent boarding
vsie boarding houses al nom 81 70 % per week
~ 49, u. t HUGH H. Mcguire,
Aug la Chairman Of Faculty.
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CoLLEoroE's oryIcE,

CoLLEorohs 0TucK, June H. 1919.
TAX NOTICE--An persons whose real personal
property due and unpaid hereby Boed that
made within from the date thereof order
avoid the incident 10 the enforcement OF The law
A. ROIHwELL
June i5-2aw2m Collector.
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uR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT bees 1esye - s.sss~
vi public his friends That having perm M - - ~ 49,
ire tuiuoe o. -
Italian and spanish languages, and also Of me pseo 49, -.
win he riyen BY applying his residence, IN arset =
ny ne II door Gibsonr Academy, o. Dsshs @s- @st
Nh. Ander-on's stationery store.
July i7--eodn
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~ BROADWAY, NJ ", July IS, 1919.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CoNTRACToRs.-on the l5th day
plans, prohc and specifications OF
railroad which 10 proposed place
contract be for exhibition at the onee Sealed
proposals addressed Francis Spies secretary OF The company and
endorsed Proposals 70 construct Panama Railroad for ai par
the work between me Chaes river and The Pacific ocean, being
plan specifications &e
which be exbed be received BY the At their
once until ~ O'Clock 18Th day Of september NEXT The
the night Of accepting rejecting or all The
proposals thai may be offered.
N BIN meantime any general possession
Of the company may be had on appiicsion at ne ofhce
lr THOMAS w. LUDLOW, President
FsAscrs srrrs, Secretary.
July 2s-2w
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GENERAL Agency az Wsshfh1ssAs y y
ny A. M FARQUHAR formerly cf Harrisburg, fsnn.yivsnis,
for claims Cor services NE var Win nsx
revolutionary war, the with Great bssin and NE nos-
For pensions, bounty land, scrip :. -
bounty Lan2-wi purchsss and ssis q sssnv
land order. -.-s-.-
Psisr oesTbe appc.ecns .. Ps,sns. pssesns nesss'
vjns. &c al heir vnr,ens hrancnea
Cs,~rsi Pod OHes-A against De department. VIII -
prosecuted settlement conuacors quarterly socouns p o.
dino facilitated, nc. --..... - -
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Unoa, Noble AdveFss besis
vile New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indinnspots
sentinel New Yok Herald beuo Pee Pres, Win pssih 70
s. and send their bills 20 This once sceompsnd
with paper. ~ ~
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GUIDE 10 Pensions yssailssis.) q all ofhcsr. Of
the continental army who the end Of the and
qucd right pay and bounty KILLED
ssd .s IA me cs ss%s 3 ecs @
soldiers S and pension laws In force, complied ~ nc
Ssy~s. Ave sos Tcr .aic r
st. Bookscen OH street,
who win (ccsns but few cents pos'as % any
part Of me United states. -
CNoLIsH BOOKS st half price, 20 close consisn-
cuman'. Speeches, vol large ociavo-poriraiisa co.
wss.o.s cyelogrs. q Commerce raasss Mercantile Law
ss s ~ and Pasmss; Volume, octave win 40 snsa
wings, - so, published ut - IS
Martini. s,i.s coioaic. i vol isrs. oc,avo, s. S.
History the Mahommedan Empire volumes, quarso,
pons Gardeners 6clonsyi vols, large quao, g. published
And other fine English editions Of books Of staple value price.
corresponding with INC abovebook which vii leave se advert
rHEAP eooDs--we would invite remaining
them price. suit all that give CALL They arc
White demi wells
Do inside handkerchief and Jenny Lind habits
lace and %a, .aa e az . worked CUTS
Dress and bonnet caps, rbands, &C. a
And variety usually sold the store ca and see
A.,,a-.oa Successors % J. T. d G King
pHrrrp BARTON KEY VIII attend 70 any businsss
may q suo attend % ne o. claims before Con
sre~s and the Departments once ON snee1 80 ~.
lCYcIoP1DIA Of E.sl,.h LAssr.sur., . ssisssss- .
the pe.en critical and biographical history
y Robert chsmbe volumes, svo l,s,ss
NEW BOOKS jose received sr.yier a m.-ry'ssoeh-
Tssis;y'. new work. IN, Hisoy Of ahs Pena.nsi.
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national Eating House.

lust RECEIVED direct Island Of Thomas, per
Annaon Capt Dory lot Of the finest genuine turtle
which be daily
and all the various modes Of cookery, and the best possible
Also from Norfolk fresh speed oysters shehead mack
cre hogdsh &C. he all Of which will be served the shortest
notice.
01-Familes served usual.
Aug Isl w. WALKER.
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sui~cubcr 70 infa ~ cioeens go
,ahc generally has Just employsa yotk.sn eo ks-
"a o Inc northern ciue az known sk an1 expeesce,
Rrb orethe his knowtege and pracuce n ne sss
mes m enables him 70 cay with conndence M. ns
superior cheaper than any other csabhnent knowr
rim Of the His cusoner are rcuv
requested !" ' 700 ''s'' '''' ROBERT KEywoETH,
Penn. avenue, between Oh and Ion srsss.
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NOTICE.-Tbe partnership existing between JOHN
~ y. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved
BsvsHIr TuoxsR will continue promptly 10 Mi business
before Congress and the departments heretofore.
March 2i--d
Tor s.ie-e besutiful yacht Of about tons bur-
new. sn fine order, having new sails
new anchor and chain and fully equipped.
Inquire q q. H. McDueIl, o. ne Union once
June l5-6
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS Of every Kind al Taylor n
~ Maufyf Bookstore, ea street
: Aug
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EIzsCHs Outline Illustrations shakespeare, IN large
u folio numbers, tcrsins edion price
snd ms day received The others follow shor
AWM FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CURTAIN CURE FOR TOOTHACHE.-n any person
suffering with tootacho, be cured in minute by
application d Whsee Teabey Tooth Wash and yet the Tooth
will be protected by from all decay and preserved sevceabe
This valuable belongs most exclusively this
wash and such have been caused by
the following mentioned; AZ tsia.. II. 4. 49, IN
by family and many friends
Including by In manufacturing using
Wheeiers Teabey Washi Is immediate eeetua
the gums, mouth
49, VI '-l''-'-, rs. JOHNSON.
Tootache has by Wheelers eaberr
Tooth WASH my knowledge respectfully soct
thai who suffer with too.hache may apply en- trial
Sold at the Depot, Nos. and Browns Hotel. \
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
who gums will
Whcelers Teabeny Tooth Wash remedy
alleviate soreness and uat gums pleas
ant condition. and preserves them In health. eH
Having used Whecers Tenbery Tooth Wash for diseased teeth
much out Of order that the lower teeth could be- laid
applications Of this efectuay all
ricie 1 have ever used. BENZ. q. MITCHELL.
REMEDIEs-soFTNEss OF rHE GUMS
In all OF gums,
have been insecure and loose the gums
made the .oness the gums and the looseness Of the teeth
nshtsned and made h all b produced by few applications
Wheeers Teabeny Tooth Wash. 49,, x In sssY E nj
Having had scufon teeth attended gums
tried Wheeers Teaberry Tooth Wash. In applications
entirely took the scun from teeth, and made perfect
cure IheIsoe recommend to the public as pleasant
remedial tooth wash j. 3. SERVOSS.
used wheeer Teabery Tooth wash and found il supe
and sodifes the gums, which firmly secures the teeth
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WAsHINGTON CITY Lots st private sslc.--About SIX
millions Of hundred
whole squares nearly every section Of the city, will be
private saieoicrue unusual opportunity for profitable
me Il
Terms Ono fh cash. the balance In one two three and
four years with interest When e purchaser improves
maj be extended
given me purchaser cost taken 10
Apply the Subscriber, Mc-r corcorsn Riggs where
catalogues may be seen.
June a-iaw2m A. HYDE
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Printing prices
Book and News Ink rom 20 cents u pound In
ker, and csnfers Aug 2l-3m
REAUT1FUL Bsbles and Prayer Books Of every va |
-. ~ TAYLOR MAURYY,
aug Bookstore Oh d. =
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WADDY THOMPSON win practise I'm the suPrcm
Court and before The commissioners established by The la
treaty with Mexico During hts temporary nom this eli
communication 70 him business will be attended 10 by T.
Smith, ESQ, at cadshy's Hotel
Aug. ri
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IL peme Court Of the United States In many LETTERS
thinks that he attend 10 claims before
Of the departments, hut will devote has attention
10 ntrusted him the Supreme Court
Once Pennsylvania The Seven Budnp Wash
ington, d. g. Mar 6-u
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The People VS. Taylor

How humiliating it must be to Taylor, to look
Ground him at the difference between his own
conduct and tina; Of the people. While on the
one hand, the administration are ousing from the
places 10 which theywere appointed BY the la
mancl Polk, all those, who, in any way, gave
,aid and comfort to the Americans in the late
var with Mexico; the people on the other, are
taking them up, and placing them in situations of
power and trust.
Wcile Lame and Weller are recalled by a no.
party proscriptiye President; Troasdaie and
lrtnan, have been chosen by the people of their
respective states to be Governors thereof There
is something rotten in the state Of Denmark,-
Every where, the administration is on the losing
SIDE Even in Kentucky Clay and Crirenden
were unable tobind together firmly, the shattered
bands Of whiygery.
These things will need looking to at the first
cabinet meeting, after General Taylor returOes to
the seat Of Government; and We would most res.
pccluily suggest, that vote he taken upon it, in
order to ascertain the true cause.
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barous musical instruments, such as tin
pans, kettles, bells, &c, Their counsel
centended that no dangerous weap-
ons had been used, no violence had been
used, no violence had been committed, and
there had really been no peIson seriously
frightened by the riot 1t was contended
that the occurrence had not been Of a Grim
inal character, because it occurred as far
back as last Decemberand this prosecution
had been but lately begun, after civil suit
had been commenced by one Of the delen-
dants agants the prosecutor in this case.
Thursday, August 23
Commonwealth vs., James Yetler, Hiram Tho.
mas and Jacob Kershner.-Mdictmenr Riot.
The Court this morning delivered the
charge in the riot case, and severely repri-
lnanded the rude and unmannerly custom
of seradding wedding parties. The jury
then retired
Felix Kahn convicted yesterday was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and the
cost ofprosecution. The grand jury then
presented the following report, and were
discharged -
70 the Honorable the Judges ofthe Court
of quarter sessions Of the County Of
Columbia:
The Grand Inquest ofthe Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania inquirng for the
body of the County of Columbia respect
fully report: That they have viewed the
public buildings aud property, and find all
it good Condition, except the two upper
rooms in the Jail which ought to be lined
with Sheet Iron, as recommended in the
report of the grand Jury of January last !;
also Stronger locks on the Jail doors also
suitable table for grand Jury room !;
also paper case for Register Office, and
window blinds for Prothonatary and Regis
ter Office,
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
JESSE BOWMAN, Foreman.
August Term, lS40.
Isaac N, Pomroy and Charles Colony, VS. the
Danvlle Bridge Co.
This case, which was taken up on Thursday
morning, will most likely continue all week
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llccp Him Down.

Ay, keep him down. What business
has a poor man to attempt to rise, without
tricnLs-without honorable blood in his
veins We have known him ever since
he was a boy-wc knew his father before
hfm and he was but a mcchanic-and what
merit can there be in the young STRIPPING
Such is the cry Of the world, when man
Of sterling character attempts to break a.
way from the cords, of poverty and iguor-
ancc and rise to position of truth and hon
or. The multitude are excited by envy
they cannot endure to be outstrpped bv
those who grew up with them or their
children side by side, and hence the op-
position man encounters in his native
place. Despite Of this feeling many noble
minds have risen from oJscurity and lived
down their opponents but others have
Welded to discouragCmenis lived in OBJ.
scurity, and "ded and made no sign. -
Let 1t not be thus with you, young man,
Perscvere-mouut up and vou will vet
.c.arle the world,
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NO PRESCRIPTION Some time ago John Hall.
Esq, was appointed an Inspector in the Custom
House by Mr. Collector Lewis, as he was directed
to DO, ether by the President or the Secretly Of
the Treasury. Mr.. Hall, we understand was a
competent and faithful officer One day lasrwceh
in conversation he expressed his intention of W..
ting for John A. Gamble, 70 Canal Commissioner
and added that he would be elected BY a large
majority. The persons with whom he was talk
ing demonstrated with him, and reminded him
that he held at situation in the Custom House.
and that It was expected he would vote the Wbip
ticket Mr.. Hall replied that Mr. Gamble was an
old friend, whom he had known long and inlima.
teiy, and that he wound vote for him. Copsidera.
bic conversation passed between the parties. when
they separated. The next day Mr.. Hall received
note from Mr.. Lewis, himse II, stating that his
services were no longer required.
such IS the proscriPtye policy of no party men.
Those democrats who joined the Taylor rartv
from proper motives will see in these actsan en-.
tire disregard Of the pledges made before the eIe.
cton, while the public will properly estimate the
character Of those who made the pledges as we'll
as those who break them.
SPnu IF tie Times
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A Spectacle.

There IS exhibiting, at this time. menagerie
far more interesting and popular, than any with
which the good citizens Of Bloomsburg have as
yet been, or are likely to be, favored. 1t com.
bines instruction with amusement, so that many
who are opposed in reality to the whole concern,
yet,ior the above reason give il theiv countenance
The collection is unique and curious, cOmprI2jng
and combining the most antagoniStic animals,
from almost the greatest extremes OF heat and cold.
No wonder the caravan is causing considerable Of
excitement, men naturally, love to see a set of
dssmiar animals in a state OF fjuXtaposition, and
in this case their curiosity is abundanty satisfied.
We allude, of course, to President Zachary
Taylor and Governor VIM. F. Johnston, now on
tour of observation Chat is, observation by the
peOple,) through the state. Both elected by the
same party, we see one, Southern, free trade,
cotton growing slave holder; the other, north
ern, tariff, free soler. In one point however
they are much alike. The one made promises,
never intended, we honestly believe, to be fulfil
led, but in order to obtain votes under false pre-
lences the other upon the stump begging votes
upon questions, which, as Governor of Pennsyl.
vaniahe had no more to do than the King of the
Tongo Islands.
Now, to our vision, this Isl strange, startling
but interesting spectacle. 1t is a circumstance,
of which the Democrats of the Keystone, should
take especial cognizance They should compare,
before and after elections They should recollect
at this time, Taylor's letter to George Lippard,
Pledsing himself as a o.party candidate, because
Llppard had Informed him, that unless he did So
Pennsylvania was lost to him (Taylor) and the
country. Of the speeches of the President we
will not now speak. Suffice it to say, that they
undeniably raise him " level with the infant,
who lisps
YOU'D scarce expect one of my age" &c.
We confess with pain our shame and mortifca
tion at the utter nbecility, the entire want OF a
bility, exhibited by the man, now travelling as
! President of the United States He absolutely
does not appear to have single idea in his head
| While Bliss was at hand 10 write his dispatches
aud John M Clayton his Allison letters; con.
! thinning an un-come.a at "a bic and invisible wing
platform, upon which there was a sclt of invisible
green whig principles, measures or doctrines,
Things went well enough; but when he gets the
reins into his own hands we see d o tempo.
ra! OmOreS!
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Sons Of Temperance.

At regular meeting of Light Street Div. No
222' 5. of T., the following preamble and resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted:
Hh7sas we have heard with deep regret of the
death ofBrother Michael Rian, a worthy member
Of this Division, therefore
RcsoiO'd, That we deeply sympahize with the
TamiIyo the desccasedin their bereavement
RoSOigcd, That we recognize in this diepon.
satlon Of Divine Providence in removing one
from our midst, solemn ajmonition to be always
ready for our departure from this life
Re'oIDod, That we wear the usual badge If
morning in memory OF the deceased
Resolved, That copy Of these be SEN, ~
the relatives Of deceased and to the editors or
Columbia Democrat and the "Slar Of the NORTH
for publication.
FLlASSMlTH, WP
August Is, lSf9
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Musings,-No A.
BY QUIZ:

"a few sunny pictures in simple frames shine,
And here and there treasured some rare gem Of
art.
To kindIe the fancy and soften the heart;
Thus richly surrounded, why,why should roam
On am not happymost happy at home"
As ! was few days since "musing"
upon these lines and the natural sugges-
tons they brought the mind, | was Gorci-
bly, impressed with the thought Of the vast
difference there is in the homes of differ
ent people, aud the difference there is in
people abroad and at home. TO my mind,
a man can have no home till he is married.
lie may stay around on the earth, but no
place can properly claim him. When he
marres he becomes responsible member
Of society and has a home.
He has no chance to be happy. A wife
whom he loves and by whom he is belo-
yed-aplace round which all his care cen
tres, and where he may go when he can 90
no where else--a house and plot of ground,
how easily are they beautiGed and render
ed doubly dear by the work he himself has
put upon them. What a lovely place is
home, no matter how humble, it is home.
Soon, unconciously,do our best affection,
our fondest memories, our tenderest recol-
lectiOns cling and twine round this dear
spot. Some homes are uncomfortable
through the i'll temper of the wife, some
through that of the husband. If the hus-
band is as he should be, the wife is seldom
ungovernabIe. Some people are all kind
ness and Cancellation and smiles abroad !;
while al home, they are cross, contrary and
sullen. Such people are rlght-down fools.
They don't know enough to profit by their
own experience.
How easy thing II Is be happy. And
still more so at home. A smile costs roth
ing, and there is more in one than you
would readily imagine. How it glads the
heart of trusting wile--how it brightens
the faces of the children-cven the old
house dog wags his tail with sort of an
extra jerk, and the gray tabby cat audibly
purs yankee Doodle" with the yaria-
tions.
have "muscd' much upon this sub,
jcct. Whether it will ever be of any ben
eft to me in after life time must determine.
There is much in it for reflection. Fre-
quent ''musing" upon it must be salulary
and beneficial.