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foll0rjnC diseases.

Asthma. Diarrhra Indigestion
stone and G:ave owe Comp'nts Iropsy
Influenza Secondary Symp Coughs
Debility toms Inf smation
Cous Feref and Ague Neuerea Affections
Inv I'd Weakness Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Liver Complaints COST Wnr ~ of al! XII nd.
L'wn'>s ofSptitspyspepsia Ilc.iac hes Plies
~ Sold at the Manufactures Of Prof Holloway 81
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y. B. Directions for the gulsnc. Of patients .very
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OF all klEd>.
NAILS, Glass. PAINTS. OILS IND
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same rate tora larger number.
- All orders to be accompanied with the
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LENlAfIlAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
pENrLR, Nj.
x Wanted, Lady eaEyasSers in every town
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NEWGOODS!
-AND--
Latest Arrivals!

The undersigned has just returned from Boston
and is now opening large and well selected stock
of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Purchased expressly for this market. and with
special rcierancc the wants Of customers in this
vicinity His stock is suited to the lasts and wants
of every class Of community, and having been pur-
chased 10 SELL, not to KEEP, he is confident that
he can offer such inducements to purchasers az
are seldom found in this part of the state.
Among his stock may be found the following,
which comprises but small part it viz
FRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS
HTS CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
W.LGoopS AND GROCERIES,
FARMING TOOLS,
HARD WARE,
CROCKERY,
&c, &c.
All the above will be sold for cash or in exchange
for Country Produce, such as Fresh Meat Butter
aud Eggs and every thing usually exchanged in
this market for which he will allow the highest
market price.
Store Main Street, next door West Of Albert
Robinson :. JOSHUA Il. JORDAN
Ellsworth, may : 1876
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Iamarinds Irish Moss, Pickles, Nuts Confeetion-
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that comprise his Stock Among the many popu-
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FLOUR AND CORN for sale by
PERKINS & Joy.
Corner Of Main and State Streets. -
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c. A. Richards
ABBOTT BITTERS
ARE GOOD FOR.

They have been made and sold 10 years. years
the present proprietor, and this great TRUTH by
has iac,s lit his possession. showing that they hahe
cured and helneh thousands thousands Of olive
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May Of the mnst despite Government have nf~u-'
their Custom HeliseS tie introduction of he-e Phi
hat they may hecoms The medicine ui she
Learned Colleges admit that tins metjCIr- TIC hrs
remedy ever kDnwn Tor p-r-ous ~ lie heath.
whore The systom has been impaired iav s9r4tite
properties never fail to afttd rs5ef
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PRO- PECT Us
OF THE
MONTHLY GEM & GAZETTE.

The proprietor> of the "Lcviaihan Printing
Establishment have just commenced the regular
publication of a monthly Literary Journal, indie
lonIo"t all suij"et> hut advocating no ~
trenc views on any of the exciting topics now be-
fore the community. 1t i emphatically
\ LITER AIRY J0U KNAL,
and will labor to amusc, instruct and improve its
readers To thu, end 1t will contain choice on GIN
nj Tales, Essay. Biographies, Histories, Poetry,
anecdotes &c. together with the CREAM Of the
current Literature OF the day. Each number will
contain
AN ORIGINAL TALE,
efa neral tendency, which in any ether form
would cost the price Of years subscription.
The Gem and Gazette will number among H.
regular contributors the best contributors to era.
haas. Gody'> and pctcrsnus Magazines. together
with other popular writers, well known to fame.
TERMS
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, Young or cid, should lie without / ccis
bratsd medicine 1t correcis ant regulates TIE Tuth,
courses a all periods acting liz charm
1t IS also tina best and safest medclne that can gwen
To children OF all ages. and for auy c.upia l. cun,e
Iuenily ia nily shonld be wilhru, it.
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One Dose Relieve One Bottle Cure
The EsROPEa, REMEDY.

REV WALTER Ct ABkE. Sic rrdTti,,ar.
Ear Fausbs, Caits i.EsaI I,5tIisnt : fspa4rfza,
I"a@H;H b17f"iy = hJeaasag g. &, Sac ct.
~ klreL. y loL- - lie 81 4 t..s l.lta.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05
The Southern Convention,

! We nave received a circular containing the
| proceedings of this Convention, with reouos,
that we should publish il, and apitate The srb-
Ject from time to time until the next meeting
'he 9Th OF December, at Savannah, Ga. The
address is plain and comprehensive. brit tor loro
tor , our columns. The, object of the meeting q,
this body is stated to be similar TO that 60,
which the last Southern Convention was held
al X 'chmond, Va.,--that is, to secure to thu
Southern States the utmost amount of n,os,s
rIiy san integral part of the Federal Un;oc1n d
or 20 e'lable them 10 maintain their ri0its and
institutions in any event." So far ss this
movement contemPlates the development of the
resources of the States south of Mason e. Dir.
on's lIne-tle encouragement of improvemen,,
IN agFlculture--the advancement of mannfac.
turing industry-the building up of the nin;r,o
interest, and the increase of their trade ;,,t,J
and and forelgn-it has our cordial sympathy
The measures adopted cannot be too norgo,;o
the subsequent action too tborouob.oo;r
undetermined. 10 spirit of comorebsns;yo
love OF country, we hail the demonstration n
active progress on every acre of our soil. I'm.
lock the gold and iron and cool in the wealthy
hills of Virginia and North Carolina. Recla,n,
the worn and wasted lands that have been
abandoned by their proprietors, and ma ke Tho
almost uptrodden wlds [" blossom as the ross.n
Build iactor'es and foundries in every ayaiable |
sPo. and the hum of the spindle and the clspo
OF The hammer, will tell us of a pro.oerons
"a Of the materials the earth has
y'elded 10 our midst. Lay the iron track from
Savannah to Bayou, and plough every stream
WIN The burdened boat Win, if possible
torres" forest Of 5masts TO every port There is not not
On'on loving citizen and friend of true pro.
gress but will rejoice to behold the triumpbs ot
genius, energy and skill Bot we need sc. rec.
y say that all talk about enabling the STATS
: q 20 maginigiA their rights and Institutions in
my epent,p cannot, aud should not receive anv
,eun'ensnce from those who have filth In a ,bs
onion' one and ihdivisibIe' e' Such uoliticsI
'aPOOripg may answer ils purpose % the bust.
ngs' out what good end can il effect 10 connec.
lon' win admoveInent proiessedlg industrial
Dig. build, spin aud ship. hut don't gentlemen
! ls tbe Sou Southern Convention, ihdaige a Sec.
'onaIls'l', even 10 words .,a =. ~, ~ a.. =
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

CONIPEIlIlON and its great meanin0 = Tboro
,io' % llu 'lch 10 say sr several months past bn nov,
% ""'us must come up IN good earnest / need not
i W" competition Is The life of trade AMI n, Co..
out thus Prlneiple going into il nm In , p5,CI,y
IN the irst place, want TO say Little In tbo S.
dealers around the country. Ii tell Won gentlenr
pOrt"n OF your trhde has lie Il Vour i,,vs a., -
ing It's waI TO Wilmington and n,r,;c1II 10 Hho-
cneaP Boot and Shoe store, You will saw Won a;o ~
ol ihls lact and yet you cannot see how II 10 ht ~
H. '',e anu you use all sorts Of sayings TO diverI
the lraue from tins store. Now what dnes n omo,'
70 ~ Is you that are wrong gentlemen ond n, M
- !oI 1ut puy your goods like do in large ouani,
es lor cash. and sell for cash only then Won miob,
' a, VI keePing your trade, we have kept
"u' omh anu part OF yours for the last sx years,
Now; Will tellyou how we manage You are a1y9r.
InerH sales are frequent in boih PhilodeInb1o oS
III, ana on these occasions have friends on
NUM- Win the cash, ready 10 pick up all good bargains
VI Doo's ana Shoes both great and small and we 1ova
Ha"y ave our share IN these bargains We buv The
sooos anu sell Them low for cash. at the smallest
proht' Ind thereby avoid making debts Tbns II 10
can sell cheaper than you who buv vo, p Roots a,i
ohOes On long credit, IN a regular wav and sell Ihs
greater part OF them upon credit and by this means
tI 70 sen ior large profits, make up for bau
say 20 you' dealers, can sell YOU Boots and
ohoes ~ wholesale SO that you can sell al retail at Inc
Sane prices as we do. and yet make profit and tben
~ 5Ur & tan heep your moneyed customers at home / all
~ u"' 10 GO TO Philadelphia and bllv nv Boots nnd
> 1hoes IN a regular way. from 0bbers vou can bns
mem Us cheap as can; but that is not the way ri
'e you as do, that sell at reIal ladies' thick sc
'.'N.s - cents pair. and man's
long-iegged, d0uble-soed Bouls l,r nnI S ~ men
good arlleie at that and other kinds of Bops "n
1mTts equally cheap, you wilIsay hev nevpr ,a
W, mat and hey cannon be bough for that ami
Va, ~ oe So ana 10 turn II OH call me humhug
-. Is really true, and your good ne6pe bove tni
So ou' ons ag That Is the reason nhv So n,anv ni
m az. cyme 70 llis cheap Booi aud soe sIor, Tor
o% no1's ana NiIUes this fast SIX yeirs t;entlcteu
ea, alld pohder you tial are i'm ,Sni,l of n .'I -,
s9ck We Sl lso"s and Shoes Give us cali, an No To-
es1 SECOND street. sign OIhe large Black BIoi
mere Is hne pIehnss ~ these digglnss.
Wilm;na,o n. a, -, = Ni'a Z. FLANlGEN
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

The NICARAGUA NEws.--The Southern mai
brings us full details OF the battles of Massa Va
ana Grenada, the result of which cannot lint
add materially to the prestige of the F,libns,er
regime IN Nicaragua. The Costa Ricans and
the d'saffec'ed NicaraguanS who rallied under
ther banner,-were, evidently, resolved 10
strike, at Massaya and Grenada. sucb n blow -
they believed would drive Walker from, ,ho
country and finally annhilate North American
'nnnence IN NicarEgua,-but the bad succoss
which has attended their Efforts bv This time
must convince them, that Yankee yalor ;S
sterner stuff than they took il to ba
walkers loss compared with that of his on.
pohentO, who are said to have outnunbcred
n'm three to one, is put down at a ridic,lonsl,
small fgure,-but making due allowances fir
eAaggeratIons on the part of his official orv,n
and other interested sources, it is imnoss,b,, m
resist the conclusion, Row that he is n :. ,ern,,
neht INSTITUTION" in Central America AnL
having survived and overcome the "wars nes.
tliences and tamines," which have hose, hin,
'or the iast TWO years,-with new recruits nrur-
ing IN every day,-we rea Nv cannot 500 TN, h.,
mas much to fear from the future. The desnar.
ate Valor he and his men exhibited so briIli.ot
" ana effectively at Massaya and Grenada. will
De quite likely to ndispose his enemies to br;oc
II into action again, in a hurry, if thew can
help it. ~ 1''' -
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

MExIco,-New Orleans papers contain de.
'a',s oi the late news from the Northern frontier
OF Mexico.
'Idaurrl took possession of Mier without resis.
tance' and the ovcrnment forces had retired
Ia Camargo On the 10th inst, Vidanrri at.
'acKed Camargo, but at the latest dates neither
party had been successful.
carnage had gone to Camargo on the invi.
'a'lon OF G"rza to take the command of The
Government forces there. ~. =
Accounts from The Rio Grande state ,b.,
Iuaurri was very popular on both sid, 8 oF Tho
RIVER and has at command men and ,naa,o
snfhcient'to colnmand success. , - =
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

If UNPRECEDENTED DENIAVn
unlNer sat staction is evidence ot n.5 "'f
Piled merit, then is sPHSCHArf,S ~Gn,in IG%eEam'
FEVER and AGUE MIXTURE the roo'lI1A ~nhAF
and acknowledged remedy in all c,ns,.I1 eu'led
where this Disease prevails. So astonn%;D "''e'
ITS thorough and searching efficacy ,L1
Staunton, Delaware, three bottles ac,nan' nII' at
fected permanent cure in no less tLam e.
teen cases. Seethe evidence of lis h;,L e'sh'
IN the pamphlet on Chills and Fever "eiII
JOHN Ii. BEWLEY. S,o,..
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05


~ "neh a discovery is made which is enI.
celated to benefit mankind, it becomes the ii,y
ot every good ciiizen TO avail themselves ~ T.
results arising theretrom. In accordance, ,,t snS
snese Vie~s' wo feel it our duty to bring 10 ,r s
not'ce OF our readers the extraordinary. meri,S
,"h ! tutscovery kno~has Oaftefskpan-
lSh Ml&lprt.l Ids lGe plost powerful ,4fi;$,5"I
and certain repeity torall diseases OF Inc b9oJ
sen Ifeqg9t bsl2re glhe public, It has perma..
mepliyl and PoSll'ysly cured more lhatu len tLop1
sanq cases qf tbe worst forms of Blood Diseasa
sqc9 ia,ssfseretllu, Rheumatism, Liver 6;seasoo'
HyPhllis Fever, aud Ague, and other kindred
sic!a ssyusfsahy Of WHICH set at naught the phy-
iorts OF science to conquer and subdne ,Sony, e'-
n nue. .baEIer : Spanish Mixture contains n9
easary, oPlppb or anything injurious. vet lis
| ,ivsI anu ~ ourlng disease has len it without
llVal' anu wherever it 'has become knn,"n !;
regulariy bedby physicl Tho are falv
conscious ct It's effects, and avail thenseIvas
= ,'S merits Gtcdnse i has deserved thrir com
"enuaton. II would be Better TO rry +, in ,;h =
the sooner the better. ~ ''"ie
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05


BETTING on ELEcTiON.--An immense s,noun,
OF money has already been gambled ava
during the present political campaign. Never
before 10 our history has the practice ofsta king
large sums upon results at the polls, been more
openly recognized, and viewed with Gnore
coinPiacenee. Even some of the most resaeec
table journals in the country have admitted the
o;tIlng challenges, aud the details of. the ar
rangenient, to their colums, with an occasional !
notice OF approval by the editor, or defiance
Of the opposition to accept tie offers made
False reports of all kinds have been circulated
to furnish opportunities for new bets, the tele.
graph being frequently used to effect the base
designs Of political ganestefs If this contest
hid been a irOtting match, instead of a vital
struggle, in which the Union itself is imperilIed.
more OF the spirit of the jockey club could not
have been exhibited. While men deeply SEN
sible OF the immense value of this Union of
States have expended time, indsfatigabJe
Iat"r, and more money than their. stock could
well spare, horde Of individuals have Devoted
tier attention to betting and thinlble- rireino
'h utter disregard Of everything but The pros.
pect OF full pockets. II appears to US tina,
some of these gamblers would put ulp stakes
with hangmau, in regard 10 the time he would
occupy ln executing Que of their own aesh nd
BLOND. ...-....... =. ,.7..... ..,4...... ,..gI
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

The Americans have a majority Of ~ in
Milford Hundred. Il -v- .".2 t.f' .'.
sv,... t.i.L = -. 4..t.y ~ -....
The county has undoubtedly gone Democratic
by IRON 5sto 600 MISUNDERSTANDING the entire
TICKET. ai21i 81. ,i-....,a-.- si-b I... g..
SussEx.-Several Hundreds in Sussex have
been heard from, all OF which give Democratic
usJoritles. TIE result in the county will pro-
baby be about the same as at the .s Little -.
Election. tp.a" ..lioJ s.. .Gri-3' "Ht
NEw CAsrLE CouSrY.--The Democratic
electoral ticket has received the foIlpwing rnu.
l"f'tles IA the Hundreds named-by which it
appears, the county has gone Democratic by
batw,op 2 J SI1o .'f
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

\ 0U- What a glorious lhlng il is for a yonno
man % have the slpsles Of approval and / g.idd
wishes OF everybody. 5aIt is a lcerrdina eiSr ID
pc preserve au Honesty Of purpose aud an i,i,.
'pa'''ee a Reputation for yeraeny, that be will BE-
successful " any business he may epgs ge n. !,
a"a y = also one OF the snrest paths TO speedy
wealth. Mind that, now. young men.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05
d l e d

= I on the 80 nlt:' near Wrigh's Red Ifon.
Nenp m co. S w ~ NIc>tFs w. aged about 80 ,r,,
on sunday morning, the 2dnyi., at h,3 ,' "'''
year of his age. '"e '6'k
m On The i3th ult;' at the residence of his 5,o,r
er' Richard Chambers, Sr., near Srrctr.'0'''i' ",'i'
Pa } HN CHAMBERS, ST., in The - il r.' 'a'..''.
his age. year q!
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05
Rev. E. J. Newlin, Alexandra.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 81, IS56.

L.
MY Dear Sir: Your favor of the Is,b IN.
Sta"t was duly received. am under preat
Obligations to the Board of Trustees of DeI..
ware College for the honor conierr, unnn n,a
III my election to the presidency. An honor
Coming nom such source, aud under the cir.
cumslanees named in your uote, / am constrain
ed t"-accept' 1t will be pleasant 10 me to matte
WIN The gentlemen Of the Bo,HI and ,ha
srIendS OF the College IN whatever NAV nro,no,e
It's pest interests My acquaintance with the
members of the Faculty and the assurance ~.
'helr cordial c"-"perat.on, inspire the hone thar
our coubned efforts will ma ke this ,nst,tu, 'o,,
what It's founders aud patrons designed. and Iha,
II Will greatly promote The cause of edncation
not only ~ Delaware, my native State. but ,ex-
TEND It's bcnchcent Influences to oh r. parts or
our country. To the accomplishment Of This
HhaI' devote my best abilities, earnestly desir-
my The divine nI"ssIng upon the i'm portant work
TO which you have called mn. -
&c. For the. KIND terms in which you have in.
'Ga,nea NE. OF my election please accept INV
sincere thanks. r. | NJ ny
Rev. John e. Smith, d. d.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05
III A r R ED ,

On the 28'h ult., by Rev. c. Karsncr ,
EDWIN NJ; STEVENSON TO Miss SALLIr G. p'' ''F'
TON, all Of Dover. u Bte,
" Two slaves belonging to Lewis
roe, of Evansville, N. g., murdered ,hn,. NOR
ter, by pouring q large pot of boll,rn .i' n''''
down his throat. "al'r
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05


rEoM EuRoPE.7-The four days later news
Is OF considerable interest. The anticipated
monestary crisis in France has been avoided
or ri ~ least postponed awhile by The measures Of
government, The Spanish government has
undergone another revulsion, and O'Donnell
has fallen to give place to Narvaez and an en-.
IIrely new cabinet. The Neabolitan dif;enl,y
was still unsettled. but the latest report wos
That France has abandoned the idea Of ebf.ur.
eng her demands in that quarter, but would
leave 1t to the proposed European Congress to
assemble in Paris. The IsIe ~ ~ I;.,,-
had been definitely settled BY the acqaiescence au
oi Russia in the demands Of the allied powers
Beyond this there s. nothing of special inter.
esi In the news.tidE 90 ha0u sdj "a
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

uES. WAl9ER's PosITroN-No doubt. .,vs
the Phlladelphia Journal, can now he enter.
tanned of Walkers entire competency for the
WORK ne has dared to understake in Nic,raou,
Bold yet cool and cautious--as ndom;,ab ble
as ne Is daring-possessng singular control
OF tne wild spirits under his command-sudder
and rapid in action-he has already achieved
.ns Posl'ion assigned to Cortez and Pizarro in
history The latest Intelligence from the scene
VI Ills operations, shows that he has comple,e.
overwhelmed his enemies, and as rocr,;ts
are pouring INTO swell his ranks, he viii prob.
aOly soon be in position to take the offensive
aga'nst some ofthe. States which combined -
uestroy hIm in the hour of his weakness uo
looms up In the future as the co6oneror- -5of Co..
.ral America! Yet in the blaze of his success.
70. us not be dazzled into sanction of his ex
pediton ,s.C VI n's eX-
ri'e' ALL he is simply the boldest, ablest.
anu most fortunate fllibuster of his ace. Il,
matters not that other, and very brilliant non;
USES nave gone through the same CAREER
'ulnahlty is presumed TO make some progress.
ana IN the middle of the nineteenth cent,,v
we ought to have more respect for international
law and the faith of treaties than the : ormar
DuAe' " illag'' or the spanish adventurer, Cor
'ez walkers example is contagious. and the
priHe OF success is one,to brighten the evas of
our restless and energetic young men. TO en-
'er upon such careeras that to which the con-
queror OF Nicaragua invites us, with anythin5 ,
approaching the popular approval, would be TO
render our government an outlaw AMONG the
nations and drive them to an armed alliance
Tor Sher common defence. Wear hardly nra.
pared to become nation oSbuccaneers.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

THE NATION--A new literary PAPER has
just been issued in Philadelphia, BY Messrs.
Crofut o. Bigelow. Its editorial charge will bc
IN the hands of s. M. Bigelow, Esq. and Mrs.
H. h. E. N. Southworth, the well known au.
thoress Its orbit will be in the sphere of tho
household gods--fashion and the graces-popu.
'ar romance, poetry, and all that may be SUP
posed to afford entertainment and instruction
Tor the tasteful enjoyment of leisure and home
The names of Mrs. Southworth, Clara More.
ton' Mrs, a. F. Law, Alice Carey, Park Benia-
min, Ben Cdsseday, Henry w. Herbert, w.
w FOsdick, c, A. Page, "Kpjght Russ Oek.
slde' M. D.," and numerous others are pro-.
claimed as contributors, and variety of inter-
esting material given in attcstation of their oc.
tlvlty. Messrs. Bgelow g. Croflt, at SO Dock
street, are well calculated to conduct such an
enterprise successfully. We think the a Ma.
llon = is destined to take down the New York
Ledger, and its other competitors. '' 81 9u
Smyrna times., 1856-11-05

"A VILLAINoUs ExcUsE.-OccasiouaIlv wa
ma rumseller who processes to have some
conscience, and pleads in extenuation of b,s
BUSINESS that he never sells liquor to a drunk.
{" man. and does not permit such TO remain
ABOUT MS premises. A father once had ,wo
sons-one was sober boy the other a homeless
orunkard, A rumseller was careful not IN
sell to the latter, but piled his arts to en,,ca
the former into his net. The father went IN
MIN and said, If you must sell your poisoaous
drinks to either, sell to my drunken son: vou
nave already ruined -him--I don't know th,,
you can make him worse bat do not sell 10 nv
other son, and send them both to a drunk, rd'.
grave" Could the wretch resist such an m.
pear! Oh, yes! it was the sober boy to wbor
the conscientious scamp wished 10 sell bjO
drnughts of death. When this boy had been
brought to the brink of run-ost to HIMSELF
a grlefto his father--a loathsome outcast-thsn
ine llquor-seller would disown his own wbrk
KICK him out of doors, seek other rulleless. in.
nocent and hopeful youths, snd lead them The
same dance of deAth.4Crusader. rl.1 ,..a. n