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TO Ague Sufferers!

10 AXU6 HuN0t6TB!
COvELL,s BEBEERINE MIXTURE 10 the best Asus
remedy In the world It not only breaks the Chill, but
teradcates every vssse Of the disease from the sys
tenn Hundreds Who havs ussd it join with voice II
declariDgI Il almost infalible. Procure bottle Of ~
taksit according to the directions, and you may rely
being cured For sale here ~ al Druggists and b.
the pFoprietors.
+. Z. Gar ana 4. +. GAnTaB, Agents here.
n 4. PORTER BRO, Propsietoss,
tnly 10 Rock Island. III.
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BEsCnRR on TEE BoYs.-Ths !" star writer
Of the AadsPendsss has been devotine an essay
to boys He says m Al. fs.g
The lives Of pious and good boys which en-
rich the catalogues Of eur great Publishing %.
cieties. resemble . real boys life about q much
- chicken. picked and larded upon spit,
and ready for delicious eating, resembles
free fowl in the fields. With some few hon.
CRADLE exceptions, they are impossible boys,
long before their time either diseased or worm
bitten. as a aa fssgl&
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AltQn. Ocf. l7fh lA67.

AltOu, OCt. ldSn 1901.
lnpa OF HAwK-EY8:
Desr Sir-Our county Union,
m r. P. Lowe So; Samuels IFS; Favilla
}; 0illaspy ia; Henderson Murray, Demo-
- caaditase for State Representative, had q
,jssisy Of 10 IN this county. Walter B. Davi,
he Republican candidate for Legislature.
hylor county y rune:ed 70 have gone "a Rep.
kpiority. II this b true Davis 10 probably
|seted BY 40 or SO majority in this District. I
|kihk our county went Democratic BY default Of
|lspablicsns. We are waking up however; and
N long will beat The Democracy soundly in
Yours in Republican faith,
- JAMES w. NcDILL
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IMPORTANT 10 YENALEs
d. Cheeseman's Pills. +

~. VMSGUSM1AQB xlUDs
AepAs8 " Cbvm11tns z CAsspssaa, n o.. Nss
89 Hore 01lN.
1Ae co0binatea o. Ingredients h tAsss Rills ~ -
result u sng md excessive prsetlee Thsy ~ lid
10 theiroperation and ertain In correcting III rssa-
Painful Menstruatens rsmovins al sbstroetons
whether froa ossd Otherwise, kessehs, pain m tAe
side. papItassen Or ~ heart, dsturssa ssp. which
arises fom intssSuption q natsfs.
70 A[lRRZGD LADZKG
Dr. Chsessnanb Pin aFs invalaahls, they win bring
On Ne nonhy period With regularity. Ladies vhe have
besn disappointeA h NJ ~ Or ether Pills. pacs
The utmost confidence IN Dr. CAeeseuans s doing I'll
that thsy Npnssnt 70 -. 20
sfs4 NOTICE sae
They sAseM net - used during Pregnancy. = MIS-
carriage would certainly result tAersff0n.
Warransed purely vegstahss. and from aaytAisg iuu-
rous e life health. Explics dirsstens which should
be read, acco@paoy each box. Price $780, Sent By
NAH on saeseslng u y N. CoRn1sIss l. CnslsnAn
1ox ASH Poas sOfRes, New Ysrk CRY. so,d by eos
Druggist n every town IN the United 0saasa.
4fa s = = HUTCRIN0s,
A General Aesnt for ~ pnised esatss,
1oS Chambsfs e., New Yegk,
IovhoM 81 Wholesale orders should b. addressed.
Sold ~ Sou1nas Dtoas, Burlington. lsspts.bp1y |
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EFsAnxR REINDEER WRECKED NEAR BIO SAU
ns-IwExrY-oHE Lives LOsr-B0AT AND CAR
| = sorAL observation-disclosures reached here yes
lalA3 noon by the mate Of the Schr. Alwilde,
~ eme passenger on the propeller G. lears
- thl1canadian stern wheel steamer Reindeer
- wrecked eight miles north Of Big Point
|Gahh during the gale Of Monday night, aud
~ tuo fremen, out Of her crew of Is men,
.ssss saved! The Reindeer was laden with tai
h from this city and wheat from Sc. Joseph
IL Montreal, shipped BY Mr.. La Duo Of this
|dty. She 10 reported 10 have made well down
~ Lake, when she encountered the storm, and
hi back, either with the intention Of making
|Das port, or not being able, 70 head the gale;
H. - washed over her. extinguishing the fire,
Ind The sail vas Immediately carried away, car
|Hiagthe mast overheard. In her then helpless
smdision, about o'clock Monday night she
assck heavily on bold rocky shore, and went
/ b pieces in few minutes. The first boat low
iasd was carried away empty, and the second
0sd md sank. The two men that we're saved,
fvsss vaahsd ashore in . ssnseleas condition,
% The weather being very stormy and eeld,
lsif lset we're badly frozen; but they made their
|ssy tsr eight miles this aide. where Ny the
sssasd Schr. Alvilde. The Reindeer waseom.
naaded BY Capt. Patterson and owned By Hen.
1,nea 1 nolcomb of Montreal. where she 10
DEsbably insured. She was old, and valued
saly u $4,000. Her cargo Of tallow, b., 10
|aNsa along the Michigan shore for miles. 4
|Dn9oa nay possibly Do saved.
n Aeiadssr vas formerly called the Con-
|nAsa. Shs Vas run into and sunk in Lake
~ some eight years ago whca transporting
- eoupsniss Of British troops. A great
~ kvss we're lost in that catastrophe. Chi
|ooD Tfibuns. vi
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Burlington, Oct. Goth, 1887.

|Rnsrops HAwK.EY.:
Gsxrs-Trains on the Chicago, Bur
shnr,ea Quincy Railroad leaves East Burling.
- = fellows: On Gnd after this date, until
fGrtber nodes, let Passenger train leaves It
Selock A. r.; I'd Accommodation train leaves
- o'clock P. ~; Sd Passenger train leaves at
~ n. Railroad time fifteen minutes faster
sen Burlington time. aa
Respectfully yours,
CAvlD REAICK, Gsn1 Agt.
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.hiceen a.eo,a.v a. q ~,

Chicago. Saturday Oct 24-3P.M N.
Inc market for Flour q quiet and Wiehou
qootAble change; dull for export At lnaid
pstcee, outside rates for small laIs to the trad1
Spring Wheat opened quiet as Yesterday
pstcse, but sooo fell on lc and closed heavy IN
der the influence Of Eastern dispatches. and
Storm prsyenting outdoor bsslness. Gales il
cau4s numerous parcels IN store II CSC, and ssv
srai cargoes q Sec on board; one being report
sd q 66fo. Extra Spring In light demand.-
Winter vory dull. No. red nominal Ne asa
There vas fair demand for corn Is stor,
early, and $4,000 bushels cold as 4oc On Aeard
to-day. but later, buyers restricted their olIers
the market closing dull and unsettled. Oata
continue dull At The warehouses;, and prices rule
lower, 1000 bushels sold ct ESQ On beard. IS
Live Stock market unchanged and mot &C.
tive. Hides steady. Poultry duh.
Freights lower and dull. Schooner Resolute
takes Corn to CgdendsburR at lee. BrisGard.
Der, Wheat to Buffalo &c. Schoonsss Lookout
and Hassh6sld 10 Cleveland ct 70.
kIosr-6uper9ne No. 1, o BOs Fancy. q Is
= 90 Extra Spring q ooaA rs; Rye Floar, a
whea.-spring in store, s.; Hz.. Spring
ID store, 60c.
Corn-In store, per Sc lbs, 45a56.
Oats-In store, per 30 lbs., 29a24s.
6Oa7O.
I Rys-per 60 lbs, 55a60.
Timothy Ssed-31 76al 90.
Potatoes-95aS6.
.Bsans-75a$1 90.
Whitedsh-} bbl., No. 1, $50
Isllow-per h.. 1Oc.
Hides-Green, per h., osaos1; Dry Flint, 90
Ala; Pslts, Sept. and Oct, 8OaS5
Highwines-per gal, 20.
3 Egga-per dozen, 14al5.
Butter-Bess, per h., 20a22.
Ditto 6rkin, 1Sal9.
Cheese-W. r, per h., lOa1l.
Hogs-per cwt., q 76aE IS.
Cattle-per cwt., common, o. OOaS 90.
Sheep-per cwt., 81 0OaS %.
Prairie Chickens-per dozen, 81 2sal so.
2 Chickens-Each, Is. o
Turkeys-live, per b., 09a1O.
y Maritime Com. Letter.
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81 Dlrdss-Nest Nursery.
$4,000 Apple TReee fer sale ~ lew
RATES this FALL
TNHE18 Trees are hsalthy and Ans-nsyef fnjufed b.
winter-ana NOW y To timo 70 ~ them. APPLE
Trees Cherry Rnm and several other varieties Of
and plants sAeulA " procured II Fall and buried q
heeled through winter In this way sees keep perfect
IN Spring.
Applo seeAlings ana GRATIS for NuF-
For sale In quantities. % low ratss Orders for These
must b. sent u Ra and early that the stock may b
taken up In time. ADDo,
Fruie q O9namoneal Trees, 0ARubs 4
or every AsecIiptien, verify ef cultivaton n ~
West seek of ~ best quality and prices low = else
where.
~ Priees fusnisAsd % sppllesats - nail
oct9l -altV2t MRAlLgY N&OTHE90,
N DaYiington Iown.
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LAND WARRANTs.-LAnd Warrants, says the
| N. 7. Times Of the 2lst, are dull, with heavy
and auctuating market; present quotations are
% follows:
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-M - ~ senswhat pointed, bat very
l -. ,enark Of dilapidatsd and sssdy IN.
1 s,..sl oues upon time, upon visw Of = Gu
-. labsrssvipg machine, that "shs ingenuity
2 - vas unaccountabls 70 God" Without
u1,ssise IL dspravisy ~ cannes help being
ibdsd Of this remark BY Circumstance
vk;eh befsl ~ the other day. Our bsst Sunday
~ (eely two years in use,) having become
dxehsly "erumpled" and sadly dusty aud dirty
= appearance % - to impress casual observe
- with the opinion that it was an old and
aeekiug bad hat, We sent il down TO som'
q Tor repair. And when II came back ws
ans very near using the expression abevs. II
I hardly possible 70 conceive the extent Of the
Information effected. Identity ia 20 far lost
1t thosgh the acquaintance was jolly one,
luanisg back swo years, there was NO recog-
ai;ou. and IN introduction was absolutely ne.
sssasy.
NosAL-wLat Is the use Of buying . rew
u these hard times when Somers can get up an
y oss just 20 better 40 new?
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hARe
1annsvills, jefferson Co., N. r, June S, 1855.
|kV. Z. C0xEArRy Co.-GssfE
ny daughters aAaiction, with liberated throat
and ssomoch, paipitation Of the heart and ner-
vese debility. In fact complete arrangement
81 the system, readered her case almost hone.
|isss; indeed have tried every syrup. balsam
ID nostrum prescribed, With no avail. until Z
s.eod leafned her case and sent her oome Of
vs1 "baehs American Compound" BY her bro.
ae. Ne vas con6dsnt that il would cure her.
= very rslnctaasly tried tios fev DAYS. but
a.aking i made her vorss, because her stom.
AAnd throat smartsd and burned %, she said
would net take il, for it hurs her; and laid
seads With her other medicines until her
40 lwbo knew Of similar diseases cured With
- Voapoun0 wrote her saying il she wosld
- dirsetioss strictly for one month. and Il
- euFs her, be would fsefsis 4 smell FART.
- - aid shs would give il fair Trial. Il
e - sass Of The farm. Well. ehe vscd 4
- + fortnight. iuhen she said Shs
- sp ~ farm, for h~i threat and sto.
~. ~ g. vsll the palpitaaioa lsls hess II
- esiL For the past three monsha
49, casiiassd 70 gain stfeagth, and hAs noa
yss sstass health in eight years. I
~, ~ mako What you pisass Of this fos
49, q IKE complaints have sesa IL
49, ascs Of this Co0peuaA h other eases,
.dy think TOO much cannes b said n IL
= ~ Asevoua Diseases, NJ "
Yours, with rsspesk
Nm. n, g. RAeasn.
.A !asash vill b happy - answer any esn'
nea ehoes her ds1ghtess easo.
WI -. vbolesals and retail, ~ equiros 4
- asssts. ~ F7l77 ~ nv
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9HP WR2KIY HAWK RYE

Il - y Aasv sai1zg u 6slf {saas =. olaEt,
y - sssdtas stnsss lsessss go -
aessd nsssAxs 4 ssynssr. A..
49,. Isssasias. Ia llnssr.iAg ~,
p - sd = lseslh inlivlauali
~. : sAsA . teqsa - llnds. -, -
s,Zs I ssslsn - "A Sessfsir sseabls =
ct paps1s. Csrk ~ bssa arrested.
.sl >,sauls II IN ssas 10 in spea charss
I1,r,ufae neasy padss false pretsassa. =
- no. ~ Jossaai
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Il ]. ,soersis.-vss rpcslvea, > lev days siaes
..s.. e,ensd 81 he Street. connissisasf,
. "a, D. : - = appsar,
= - sqsippsd viii - and shovel,
20 ..-,. e,1iesk = y. = eAes~sasy.hfsh day
ss..sl... 1. b. 1851, - - Aboe o The
/ L ~ ssstssssss sines@ 80 The ees-
n y alrsA aad lfapis slEsssa L = hardly
..,y = reassk - - 1Allsd - appear
~. .. - 49, alsse nsatsasd. for
~. -, - Aavs 80 - ~ sslnsisns
-. Y,rvtly, hsyilg 49, 10y dsrise
\ 80. sssk, - vished y fsss - sssday,
~. secondly, " naks ! s1ls nsvsr
- hbor q any kiads - pablie o.
II sAsss s~e sxcssss Ass 20 ssia-
~,l oaly add thas ~ gzsAsriag
- ....;,,ed i in front q he rssiSsase
r...Ay Aldsrnaa, n. HAgsr. Now
=. q usnoss respscs fsr The saactisy
$. :, Il rsss. sad - vsss iasa'asd %
~. u would not allev even Serest
|, ( ,-,1a.rs V throw dirt against BE fence
= ss.asy. We are 'ass .Aas q - bad
y. srder, " would have hs1n ssas
7 ~. ~. ala With empty shovel, for Ar. Hassf
u. ~. arrested the work. He wsald not |
M IN Il men 70 repair ths grounds Of
=. -. ..s..e.. on . bright Sunday morains,
...,~,bsay 10 going % church. We hops.
49, do Nj. saish vim excuse or neg
-. ~ .u,seially, hat whsa hs ssnds fsf "
-, I. I'm .ypsias week DAY isr he
naasiA1, 80 n
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The Bank q ~ Gtate o. NisssuEi, xseshants
Bank snd Southern Bank esspsndsd ths = =.
Nechsniee esill 6r0.
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SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMEHTs.
Tho direct result Of the severe contraction Of
loans by the banks 10 now seen in temporary
flor We can only regard it - temporary sus-
pension Of specie payments The natural pro
cess Of bank contraction il 70 reduce proportion
atsly the deposits; but this process was stimu-
lated to unnatural vigor BY . feeling Of outrage
against the banks on the part of the depositors.
The withdrawal of deposits WAS systematized
and set in motion by men Of large standing,
with view to make the banks feel their de-
pendcncc On their depositors, whose interests
they had cruelty injured by the rapid and ex-
trerne contraction Of loans. The banks derive
their profits from the deposits made with them.
Dcpositors are more essential to banks than
banks are to depositors; yet these institutions
too often consider themselves ~ comforting,
while in reality they are receiving, favors. The
trust reposed in them by their depositors 10 OF \
sacred nature. and the reposs Of that trust 10 a
favor received by the banks. Tho mercantile
credit Of depositore, nay their very mercantile
existence ID therefore not to be ruthessly sport
ed with for the sake Of making large dividends
to stockholders. The extreme and sudden fuc-
tuation Of the amount Of loans 10 what most in.
jures the great mercantile body, who have fixed
money obligations to meet, The contraction
which has taken place was at time when some
tV1AAAuVu Vt VOHCASy VI WVCVeV18 W. 0UOs
wanted to bring the produce forward. Never
was period worse chosen for such severity Of
contraction. Il ct once hampersd the msr-
chants, and consequently diminished their
crodit which led BY rapid steps 70 the almost
annihiiation Of the discount market, - con
Quoted By the brokera The banks thus attack
ed all mercantile credits, not from any intsn.
tional ill-wiIl, but from . supposed necessity Of
taking care Of themselves-a most wretchsd ILL.,
judgment, for the interest Of their stockholders
l. identified with that Of their depositors in the
mass; truth bank officer should never lose
sight of, and truth, We should think, their
minds, however slow to appreciate more Or
less latent truth, must now have taken hold Of
Few persons can take in more than one syll0.
gism or inference ct time. They cannot zee b.
yond the most immediate consequence, and that
not the most important oae whereas other re-
suits, less obvious Or apparent to slow minds,
are too often disregarded. The consequences
Of such an immense bank contraction - has
taksa place could have besn foreseen. -
On ne 0th Of August the loans were e139O ,00o
A. the time We W1its theya are WszeOsU0V
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

.4a sE ~ zsasaL
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Buying prices. Selling prices.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR, Safe,

offer for sale on accommodating terms, a
Il well improved farm Of 200 acres, situated in
Marion county, Va, on tho waters oil Hellens
run, branch of the West fork of the Monon-
gahela river. Said farm Is about two miles from
tho hourishing village Of Northampton {ou the
river,) and about the same distance from Fam
ington, depot ON the b. & q. Railroad. About
100 acres of the tact are cleared, the balance
isgood timber land, and can be nearly all Guilt
waited. There are two apple orchards on the
farm, one of which is a choice variety OF gra IT.
ed fruit. The dwelling is a new frame 2 stories
high, and commodous. Coal and limestone are
found in abundance upon the premises.
For further Par.icul ars Of terms, price, &C.,
inquire of the undersigned, residing at Morgan.
town, Va. 'Hf '. SARAH HANWAY
April 18th 1857. r.s.-r ...rsu. o..
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o B | T U A r Y /.

,1sa Communicated.
DECEASED at Damascus, Placer county,
California, on The 22d Of April, 1857, Mr..
JOHN D. BROHARD, aged 25 years.
Mr.. B. was raised in Taylor county, Va,
from which he has been absent about five
years. At the early age Of Ia he protested
conversion, and became member Of the
Union Baptist Church. The profession thus
early and solemnly made was adorned until
the day of his death, affording a comforting
evidence OF readiness for the sudden trans.
mission 10 the Spirit worl Id of which he was
the subject. He was instantly deprived of
life by the rapid descent of large pine log
which struck him in ila course.
Near Remington. Va, he has left afTec-
tomato parents, brothers and sisters, and
large circle Of friends, TO mourn his depart.
TIRE. r...t g..
In California he was much loved, and his
decease deeply lamented. Communications
from that far off land have reached his pa
rents stating that he was Gan honorable,
high. minded and moral young man, respect.
ed by all who knew him. The following
Resolutions were passed by the Damascus
Lite rary Society, Of which Mr.. d. was Sec.
rotary a, the time of his death, and publish.
ed in the "Plocer Press:
Whereas, Our Secretary, JOHN d. Bro.
HARD, has passed from the scenes OF earth
since our last meeting, and having by his
singular purity OF character secured unboun-
ded confidence and universal respect among
all who knew him, his sudden aud unexpec-
ted death is more severely felt than if look.
ed Tor with that painful solicitude attending
the bed oil sickness. His loss TO our Society
aud this community, under all the circum.
stances, is justly regarded as irreparable.-
He has been taken from our midst in the
prime Of lie, without moments warning,
to pass 10 that bourne whence no traveller
returns. Thus he has LETT US 10 chase for
LITTLE while longer The shadows which he
has exchanged for unntlerable realities He
has left us prematureIy, for every Thing but
his spotless name and unlarnshed repuia.
ton and we, for ell the interchange of Kind.
nese---fOr all The cordial intercourse of pri.
vate liie--loT all the aid and cooperation
10 advance the prosperity of our village, and
the happiness oil its citizens, have nothing
left TO offer bis fri ends and memory but the
unavailing tribute OF this last mournlul
farewell. Therefore, unanimously
Rcsoived, That from an unfejgned respec,
to the late John ID. Brohatd Secretary of
The Damascus Literary Society the Pfesi-
dents chair be shrooded in black during the
present month and os further testimony
Of respect for the deceased, this Society viii
go into mourning and wear Grape OH the left
arm for thirty days. IA
Resolped, That we deeply and sincerely
sympathise with The friends and relatives Of
the deceased, and the President be author.
lied 10 transmit copy of these resolutions
to his friends in Virginia.
~ s.. .I-.me J. M. T.
Porinton, Preston CO., Va, Aug, Is.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
THREE cIRcUssEs AT ONCE.

we are to have sort of Circus Gel
6ration on Saturday, 18th inst, when
Spaldlng q Rogers three combined
Circuses are to be exhibited here, all
under one tent, and all for one price of
admission. For some time past Messrs.
Spalding & Rogers have been the larg-
est Circus proprietors In the world,
having in operation at the same time O
colossal establishment on wheels in N.
o York and New England; q model Cir.
Gus at enormous expense on board
three show steamers, Floating Palace,
James Raymond and Banjo, and an
unique and original concern transport
ed by Railroad, in cars of their own
invention and construction, in the mid.
die States and Canadas. This wear
they have brought all these companies
together, for grand final tour in the
West, preparatory to some gigantic
enterprise of great novelty they are
projecting for next season.
The Leyisthan consolidation will be
announced on the morning of arrival,
by Otto Kyle's celebrated Bugle Band,
in huge chariot drawn by forty hor-
ses, driven by one man; and previous
to opening the doors Of the Tent at
noon, Mile Agnes, paragon Of skill
and courage, will make grand free
ascension into the air upon single
wire, extended from the ground out.
SIDE the tent near 200 feet, to the tor
OF the center pole. Three sets Of per
formers, three sets Of Clowns, three
sets Of Ring Horses, and every thing
on corresponding scale, will insure
an entertainment such as has never
before been afforded us In the Circus
line,
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1t Eo,. A'riy1ic safe,
A Farm of 262 Acres |

No less than I60 acres cleared, with good
dwelling house, 40 by 90 feet, and kitchen add
joining, all convenient aud we'll finished 1; also
good house on another part Of the farm with
some 20 bearing apple-trces around it two
barns and other out-buIdings. good well ct
never failing water, and numerous springs-a
great variety Of fruit trees, besides an apple or
churd. ".....
This farm lies well--is i've miles southeast Of
Morgantown, ON the pike leading to Beverly
The owner being lone hand, is determined to
sell, and at fair price.
For particulars enquire at the Office Of this
paper. June l2-ti.