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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

"ONLY POOR CHILDREN. Here is a
primary school: what a host of little rag
ged urchins are crowding in! Suppose I
step in quietly among them? Now, they
take their places in seats terraced off one
above another, so that each little face is
distinctly visible. What pretty sight!
and how Nature loves to, compensated
sending Beauty to the Hovel, Deformity to
the Hall. There's aboy, now, in that rag
ged jacket, who is study for an artist.
See his broad, ample forehead; mark how
his dark eyes glow:-and that little girl at
his side, whose chesnut curls droop so
gracefully over her soft-fringed eyes and
dimpled shoulders. And that Dream-c child
in yonder corner, with blue -veined, trans
parant temples, whose spiritual eyes even
now can see that fadeless shore to which
bright angels beckon him. Deal gently
with him-he is passing away! Here
comes the teacher, brisk, angular, and
sharp-voiced. Heaven pity the children!
She's human icicle-pasteboard-y and
proper! already experience mental
shiver. Now she comes up and says,
(apologetically to my new satin cloak, J
"You see, madam, these are only poor
children" The toadying creature! Lucky
for her that Pm not GA Committee. -
Can't her dull eyes recognise Gods image
in linsey woolsey? Can she see no genius
written ON yonder broad forehead? No
poetry slumbering in yonder sweet eyes?
Did Franklin, Clay and Webster study
their alphabet in silk and velvet? She
ought to be promoted to the dignity oftoe-
nail polisher to Queen Victoria! Now she
hands me book in which visiter's names
are inscribed, and requests me to write
mine. Certainly. ''Mrs. John Smith,"
there tits. Hope she likes it as well as I
do!-Fanny Fern, in Saturday Evening
Post
GwIt is said that forty eight hours of
total abstinence from liquids of all sorts
will kill cold entirly; and he who tries
this remedy may go out into the air, and
the more the better; for the more he walks
and creates exhalation from the skin, the
more he robs his blood of water, and the
nose and throat and lungs rely for the
means of making themselves troublesome.
Those who have occasion had better try it.
--Bufazo Rep.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

SENATE, Feb. 16-But little was done
to-day save the usual amount of readings
and reports, for which see reports. Du-
ring the forenoon session, the entire cal
endar was gone through with in Commit
tee of the Whole. When the Senate mel
in the afternoon, Mr.. Foot suggested
that, as the different standing committees
had large amount of business, which
some of them found impossible to perfect
at their evening sessions, he would move
an adjournment in order to give the entire
afternoon to the committees to bring up
their work, and thus expedite business
The motion was carried.
HoUsE.-A number of bills were intro.
duced, among them, one fixing the annual
compensation of Sheriffs for Probate
Court business at one hundred dollars; and
another for the protection of sheep by
making it legal to kill stray dogs; also re-
pealing section of the act on the subject,
passed April 90. 1852.
Another discussion was had on the sub,
ject of the Board of public Works, resul-
ting in the appointment of committee OF
five to investigate the ''acts and doings''
of the Board.--The House cannot be &C,
cused of withholding any facility from
those desiring investigation.
Mr. O'Neill submitted resolutions in
dorsing the Nebraska bill now pending in
Congress, recounting the principles upon
which that measure is based. The reso.
| lutions lie over for printing,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

SENATE, Feb. 17--Numerous petitions
were presented, asking the Legislature tc
pass law requiring all contracts for pris
on labor to be let to the highest bidder.
Mr.. Lawrence introduced a resolution
accompanied by a lot of 'achsreas," in IA
vor of selling the National Road, or dona
ting it to the counties through which it pas
ses, and on which hepredicted set speech
interspersed with charges againstthe Dem
ocratic party. The sesolutions, and the
preamble, when the speech was finished
were referred to the Committee on Public
Works.
A large number of bills were reported
back from select and standing committees
which were appropriately disposed of.
| After the calendar in Committee of the
Whole had been gone through with, Foot
in view of the fact that business had beer
much expedited by the Senate adjournine
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23
The Gadsden Treaty with Mexico.

The Gadsden Treaty with Mexico.
We find the following IN the sandusky
Daily Mirror of xseR8th inst:
Itappears that President Pierce, on
the 10th inst, sent confidential message
to the fogy and befogged Senate, accom-
panied with the stipulations Of the sffeaty
with Mexico. Though secret and conf
Dental on the 10th, it appeared public ir.-
the New York papers on Che 5th. Either
some Senator drunk and let 5s;oejfnef some Of the;
scayengers of Senatorial Avenue. get hold
of both and take copy Of each, or for.
the consideration of money gave . copy.
It is mostly palpable, that the in lerest and
honor of the country are in jeopardy with
that Senate. How important to the peo-
pie, to their interest, their homes and
country, it is, to have Senators elected d.
rectly by the people. There should be
no secret sessions at all, or the secrecy by
expulsion. .1ssL .lsa.
We give the Presidents Message, not
vouching for its correctness. For he who
would betray confidence, would forge
names to that not written by the person
bearing the signature. We deem It, time
enough to publish the treaty when it is
concluded, or when we have evidence Of
its correctness. Il. 5rs .5i7a, ,-,,ty. So
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

over on yesterday. in order to give COM
|mittees the entire afternoon to work, and
as there was still large number of bills
pending before the different standing and
select committees, he would again move
to adjourn, in order to give another after
noon for the same purpose, so as to ex-
pediate business. The motion was agreed
to.
HoUsE.-Nothing of interest transac-
ted. Some few petitions were presented,
but pretty much all of local nature. a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

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the ground, building cities, and perfect
ing Giving government, they were invaded
by foreign race called Hycksos or Shep,
herd kings. These men seemed to have
come from the far east, beyond the Eu-
pirates, were probably a colony of Shep-
herds, with all their focks and herds, arm
ed by the Assyrians of Ninevah, forming
prehaps a part of the mighty army of
Queen Semerimus, and were sent against
Egypt. Crossing the desert Of Shur,
they settled about the forks of the Nile,
where the recent bogg had now become
sufficiently solid to form excellent moist
pasture land for their cattle. Being sus-
aimed by the powers of the Assyrian en-
pire, they subdued all Egypt; bringing
princes, and people under heavy tributes.
Soon, however, the Shepherd race threw
off all dependence upon Assyria, and
ruled over Egypt, by their own sovereign
authority, they even fortified Potassium
against the eastern nations. The first oi
these kings, of whom we know but little,
was called Salathis, and the second, Su-
phos, the same as Cheops, the builder OF
the great pyramid of Ghiza; the second
and third pyramids were probably built by
his successors. The two following frag-
ments of history, the one from Egypt, the
other from the far east, refer to these
events.
"It happened says Manetho in the
reign of Timans, that the Gods being
displeased with the Egyptians, upon what
J account do not know, suffered great
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
M q NJ HILL

-sls No. l2l Main Street, Worcester, Massg ~
NRTOtLD say that as great EXPENSE he has prepared
w from The original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered BY & harrington, NJ d.,
while practicngn the Hospital in Paris, Under the inn
mediate o servation of the renowned &sf0RD OF TAR
is, and ACTON, of London,
These Pills are invariably Gel tain to regulate the fe.
male ss stem and be taken without hazard They are
knowp by hundreds Of emal in this county be the
only preparation discosered tnu has proved nya
Inby certain in MI cases.
SuppresSsons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the skeptieal, and never
after will they be induced to take any Other Ladies
who have often beeb deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nnstrums from
Male and Female ImDOsters,
under the preience of eecng cure medicines which
nineteen cases out OF twenty have injurious effect
upon the SYSTEM withUul producing the desired result
or any sign Of IT, should shun these bpeds and use none
but the genuine
French Periodical Pills and Drous.
The efficacy Of wiieh have been tested IN hundred
cases, and never failed effect speedy care without
dny bad fesult Tie Pills and Drops the result Of ai
extensive practice, and not discovered by accideAt To
eulogise their virtues would add TO their merit
We would only say try them They viii be sent to
any part of the country secure iron, observations by
addressing (post pad,) fs'e- 800
On. G. A. HILL, No. l21 Main strset,
ff-i Worcester, Mass Z
n5r Fan directions accompanying each bottle. 90
Price, FIVE dollars. ianI7 aadtf
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DR.. HILL

TAKES pleasure in announcing TO the citizens
Worcester and other places, that his Office is at Nc
III Main ST.
word to Young mer and others afflicted with Sem !.
nal Debility whether originating from certain destruc
tive habits from ans ther Cause, with the train Of
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make early application, thereby avoiding much
troabe and suffering, web expense by this i'm
proved method o! treatment, DR.. II. safely guar
safe and speedy IN all cases OF secret dis
that may under his care, no matter how long
standing. kithet invited TO bis private
without fear of interruption by other patients, hun
drcds cured yearly by his practical experiences and
great remedies.
well to reflect before trusting their heth happiness,
and many casrs th,ir fUes, the hands of physi
clans ignorant Of THIS class of Blalades II is certain
ly impossible Tor TO understand all The ills the
human family subject TO-
YEARS OF pr 4CTICE, excessively devoted 10 The
treatment aud study of Syphilis. Gonorrhns, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body. throat egs, Pain in the Head or henes,
AMI all Mercn 'ia Affections, and all Impurities OF the
Blood, whereby the tuition has become enfsebied,
enaesths Dr. 70 offer relief to all who may place them
selves Lader his
TO FEMALES. Aldiseasfs peculiar 10 Females,
suppressious Irregularities, speedily aud effect
ually removed
rr The FrencRsPeriodi al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last len
years
Dr. as " Preventative for married ladies' sent Il
any directInn from observation. Price s. Per
at distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter, os
,pald) describing their Case have medicines securely
put Up aud forwarded to any part OF u States will
full ard explicit directions for Office arranget
with separate apartments, that patients none bu
the DR.
DfH. makes no charge for short consultations. Pos
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose small fee sufficient to compsnsst
for the time required 10 write the answer
~ Office hours rom8 A. M, to P. M.
Very respectfully, DR. CA. HILL,
apis dtf Office l2l Mnin ST.. WoIce lter.
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MEDICINES, &c.
4 WARNING To The Public.

DR ! REroRD. M d having cns witnessed
th.i mo N us .xtoross MA fs,brries cnI,nlitted
40, ~ n,,el,r II i0rt,r. ,tii,,r;,s and
"a c.sas. nm DOR pfr ring humanity
n M, ri, nrtfisniiy "a inform
h. f;ers ara - ,nhlio Generally, tAt "a prevent their
he,n IA lanaL deceive AM fbsd eft eit mon
- All u Nat - sfll more IL nj 10 f ot their health
snd l;ys n, such anacter asa Yiilaffv al has been
nrnc,icsJ tor The asf few vraSS by slA men 40 have
n,ssed by hs naaes fllAw Caswei AID fanley flar.
r,ns,ou MI Saras aoastayn JOhnson Morrill, n nns
rec 3glseoe fss ~ flgt Taytof ind tsly offers loo
namsrrlt ssisfioo who lay6 ar sis RfeAfcsi pre-.
ten,inhs ~ prolessf0ra y I'll; and DECEIVED he pq5e
hy assrttifs kat they sere nefntrrs y.
rnedcNl aud suFgifsi sa5ei-s OF ii covniry
aud Europe 10 no sseb a0they becng Nor
can theN ar@ fHy Testimonials d3 good authDrity
the: sses xa spent any time or study many med
lea, school, or unaer Ali gfllc or reach
er whatever lie has oaehe a large aad ena,mnarnus
OH e ana hospital i,r The cue of s wlo may be IL
.cted with any disease ssia ali @h0 c
DR. e. 10 con, t sIrsses IL private nature, u Any
kind, snsy b. SIRE Hfthe s.rciet secresy Or r. Il a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
HAMMON0'S LINIlMENT.
HAMMOND'S IMMINENT,
HAMM ]ND'S IMMINENT.

DOSES SEES lbe power of h aling many injuries and
Il diseasss Of the skin and bones, pronounced BY d.
zeal men ipgurabs. Olte1times single bottle will
relieve the rheumatic pains that fasten, with Eon
grasp, upon me human frame, and that have resisted
that too in the hands Of skful and scientific phys
Clans, Tubs inment has hein tried for years by a
discriminating public, and its value stands pre- eminent
In The estimation of many of our physicians and
citizens The circular that pAnies each bottle
viii shsy- y Is without rslel IN the annals Of
incidence for caring rhennatism, govt, stiff joints,
spfsins, capped snds weeping sinews burns, frozen
limbs, and every kind ~ bepe aud skin disease. For
sale 10 Worcester By Caldwel & III, General Agents
also, by James cen aud e. II, Marsh In Shrewsbury,
by y u. Knowiop; Leicester, Horace Waite, Miilhn.
~, snth,E- A. HeibFook. and J, Thompson, Hol.
dens Mich es Bysnt, and by all Druggists and
chants through the count5y. All orders addressed
Caldwell = Hill will be proximity attended TO- as dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
THE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.

Who looks woman's vanished bloom,
a Her aSsed form and languislled air
Nor mnrmurs that ruthless doom,
SHOULD snatch away The young and fair.
So uncomplaining in her woe,
81 meek AMI lovely in distress,
Tat though she seemed prepared 10 90.
We cannot lsarn TO spare her less.
,slWoald she return her faded eve,
And be relieved of all her ills, El5
Oh let her he ADVISED TO try
DR. HILLS LUNAR PILLS.
1t now ten years since ese celebrated Pills were
first intro ucad the public and during that their
femaes has spread their fame throughout every State
IN the Union In the OF suppressions AID all
obstifaie 6ses OF 4eiAe iFregHlagity, these Pills
warranted all olstructIons; they have done
in hundreds OF wh,fe other spurious Pills, pre-
tending TO from France. have f2ed com pleeiy 10
prodace the least benefit. Another of the French
LHf Pills. il their extreme ndness, while they allie
vate Il pain and suffering; they act with safety
ing The body re lis natural health, and the diseased
funci ms to their 4ormer health and vgor. s..
TIE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS acknowledged
TO be the best in the world for removing INSTRUCTIONS
AMI producing regularity ali Of female irreeu-
larity, suppfe sions, sc They remarkably mild,
and safe and sure and the convincing proofs OF
their vrtue, the benefits which have been realized
by The afflicted in their throughout the New Eng
land States. - ssatis BIZ
ia any part Of the country can be supplied
with these Pills, through the medium of the EXPRESS
by mail BY seRng letter to (post paid) with the
m0sey enclosed, and al u ofise, wi ling to be
consulted by letter otherwise, any time, by those
wishing the pill Iutr
Price 50 per box, with directions for nee.
N The Dr. earnestly requests the ladies to bo
ware 81 an FiIs cept the ssP rem h Lunar Pills.
whichscan be obtained only Of DIR, HILL,
ns6 -dtt----lsss l2l- Maip street, Wnrcester Macs
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r II & U NJ ATISM CURED

DY the nse II ysfeINTIRE's RHEUMATIC TING.
ID TlIRE ANDI,lNtM ENT, a safe, cure, aud certain
remedy for al Rheumatic Affections whether of uascu.
lar or neuralgia character. aT
Persons using 1t viii lind quack nostrum. or pana-
eealo cure all Diseases 10 which flesh is Incident
bit something which viii suddenly and efsctuully re-
evc the Rheumatic pains, sedaee swelling
Of joints, cure sprans burns, and bowel complaint.
The Proprietor also offers to the public. the GREAT
INDIAN iPURtFlER. OF THE sPI.a p---MAs URY's
Extract of Sarsaparllla and Wau.a-ho0 !
The beneficial effects derived from the use OF these
invaluable medicnes.are proofs oflhsr SUPERIOR
w. TAey have gained the confidence and appreciation
Of the public, aid siacsd an elevation which
has parallel among the popular OF hepjay
We use strong language from the accounts are re-
eelvg daily gifts wonderful eocts and Of dis
eases. q nrzSsy4
This compound is the Great Purifier Of the Blood
and all Diseases Mve give way before this powerful
agent-srch IS Salt Rheum scroula, or Kings Evil,
Erys:peias, scald Head, Blotohes on thu Face, and
all knGred Diseases will find sure and stfs remedy;
for pysPepsia Pain in the side, Heart, and Liver
Coughs, Consnmptise Com plants, Costiveness Coda
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, General Depiuy, SC. \.
Prepared and sold by
j. =: MCINTYRE, sole Proprietor.
! Laboratory at Mibury, Mass. deco diy
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The First Inuuir~..----' Echo Answers
~ ~ aisH AEVharo 2,t $500

It was morn, bright December morn, as youth
Stood gazing for long time IN The beautiful display
q ant before him. Ills first, and natural inquiry to
Himself was his lhen," eald the youth, vi his
hepIace whefe the lights AMI shadows pictured to
life On polished syer plates, and, the artists Skill
glded with pure gold : Echo answers, Ills even SO.
Then light the torch, he said held In ExcelsIors
HAND to guide both Youth and Age where the Sunshine
arr is studied in The highest degree. will know this
The youth declares. He ascends, step byssep he
reaches the Sky Light Hall Z. paysea- he makes his
lie Sees the result how wonderful and yet how true -
The Youth il satisfied returning his friends. he
shows his piize--he informs .hem with one hasty
breath. the place Of PLACES, where one can get the
Types of Life Remember, he says, at Union Block
Daguerrean Gallery, 1877 ain Street. Over L. 10. God
dards store 81 IS 81 deci6 8l dtf
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COAL AT CITYaUOAL YARD.

NOV on hand, and constantly receiving al City
IN Coal Yard, best varieties of PennsyIvanla Coal
for family use, whlchwiiI BE sold lowest arke
price, and delivered in the best possible order r.
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Ordera
left at City Coal Yard Office Park st. at the Grocery
ftore Of Mr D. Al Hawkins, Jr., Lineon squere, oil
throref ina PyH bg rnankfuy receiver anr
promptly nheds ~ slId " I0GJE%k4sN d {hgent d
Sept. Is, 1854. I'd hevissag IsEu
| svsssau0 -IIsxAI r sTwsI so sisss
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Tf0R anyfhiag that viii surpass DR.. @. A. IIs Pan
H eceas and Iedsp Medicines, or the remedy Of Con.
orrha, eleets ftrcipres, Whites. Pains in the Pack
aud Lons, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the Kid.
neyss Irritation OF the Urethrea, Gravel and all Other
disorders ofthe urinary organs nthout the leas. re-
sirction 20 diet, drink, exposure, or change n applea
ITO Business. These preparations are entirely
as.1asa VEGETABLE, .s1.s
andaithOnga powerful they wall njure in the least
the moate dncsie eopsiltation. This preparation IL
WaFsaned 10 the above mentioned Diseases with.
out asine any neutrality-suspicious.. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines y on can rely upon a thorough
cure, BY calling upon me at my Office a 49,
-ssa -ntgFai Main st. No. l2l, Worcester,
jytel diff SsE 8 ra8 81 DE- c. A. HILL
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TIE Boats Of this Line
,.,;l1 50, re. prnrf,lenca

sSaA TIE Boats of this Line s-4S=s u
e t,-kJ will ielre' Providence ~
SssssSs from Fox Point, on NON sssssE fsrsssss.
s--ss--ss--=sa DAYS, JED NE5DAYS-, & FRIDAYS
and New York or I ESDAYS, THURSDAYS, d
laATURpAYs, until further notice
7 Freight aiken for New York at reasonable rates:
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daly
taland Line Of fropelers between New York and
Fhs1elphia, and the Semi-weeky iudnd Line 10 Balti
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken al Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot and lof Baltimore cents per foot
Uenal time besws cen Prevalence and Philadelphia, ~
hours; ana between New York and Baltimore 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines if So directed
current rates.
For lurthsY information apply to w. b. JOiROANi
Office ef Providence and Worcester Railroad c.;
Isaac 0dell Fier No. II n n. or w. P. Williams "a
Broadway New York, or TO
B. ByFFUM, Agent, foot fsouth Main ST..
y Eept.27. 1853, davti Providence.
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Consumption car ese Cared.
MFRS. A. NJ. CHAFFlN, No 3ll fremont street
hnear Pleasant street, Boston, speedily and yerma;
nenly cures consumption br nchilis asthma, chronic
cough, rheHnstisin scut, spinal complaints, tic doo
reaHx, ne uralgia- . ~ ~
Mrs q. has long practicel in various parts Of New
England, with great success having in
restored to hesh hse who had been given up b. med
ieal ihcufabe She would say 10 the nyad.
not hope; and woa;d respectfully invite such
iaboling Under chronic diseases, com plants
OF long standing, 10 call her her office, where she
may he found ali illness and she will refer them to
those in the city and vicinity when she mas ed
Those who may desire with her their in
frmiies, 10 so, fres OF charge. Her meiicnes can
be fo warded TO all parts Of the country, Office hours
ffom a. M. TO 9 p. NJ.
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Extract from letter receud from lady treated for
Cln4nnlnfina. IN Rnsinn

ETdctJronn tftteT receiUsd rom tdy treated foT
Csnsumptiof, IN Boston;--
"MRs. CHAfFsN--Dear Madam: tits wih no oraina
~ Pleasure that inom you of the beneficial effects
Tpsultng from your treatment to me, after being
fined 10 my hed and room ~eeks and months, thinking
that coni never be raised again had lille faith Of
helm, had tried The hes Of physicians and they pro
nounced me ncurae; but by The blessing Of Cod, what
has been lone has helped much. have not forget
Ten your Kindness me, and hope that those afc ied
as viii call upon you, as thiak that you az
ford them relief Mesl respectfully, 8. BRIGHAM"
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Extract 'ss g letter ON gentleman treated 70

Rheum itisn7, in Pr0Utdepce. RI.
Mrs. CHAFFIN; Ii is with great pleasure that |
write to inform you OF the beneficial effects of your
treatment 70 me. Il had been afflicted with Rheuma-
tsm for three years, and confined to my bed and
room most ofthe1iIne. had tried the best physicians
within my knowledge, and received no benefit; aud
bul thank God they have acted like a perfect
RI. AID amnow able TO be about ana labor
Of the time. Although have moi quite ragalned nv
former strength, consider tie Rheumatism cured, and
hope those afictedas was will call upon you iila
Most respectfully yours,
dnc9 III deosi3t,r ! Is 81 w 81 kIIYl FIR ia