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SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH


SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ d Of Producing Artificial Teeth any othsr Known
isI. sISIPLICITY-Onsp piece chemically united IN all
lis parts and oi The same qHaiify 0f material.
ID SoLlDITY-That eompels nature 10 adapt hsrSsfto
attained-co1storf aad EfIiIfy affeT.
ID PURIri.-The entire Plate aud Teeth arc iunper-
cisase or health proof against the corrosive offensive
seeTsi,oasoi the inqh e'mmon To gold plate work and
an. COLOR bright lively. and a good imitation Of
n B.AHT method Of prod nc n sets Of Artificial Teeth
Ihis sest Is e5uaieIfit 81 t Psr5 i Tue 'si
PAfkONAGE-Sir Apnl, ls56 We have inserted Fire
have taken The place Of Gold Pae In the last nam
& 60 sss az aI's M gwen taeir tsm1ns 10 rs superiority
counled WITH In no where teeth has PAID r
has There been any dissatisfaction.
TERMS-Aee0riiHs 70 the Hature Of the case and given
PAYMENT-Upon the recent Of the orier or nj, asliv
ey Persons with Geld Plate can aPby their pais in arl
GUARANTY -SIiiSsefoa; provided the terms Of pay
nent anu Special have complied with
those IN constant use OF cur work "
We prefer . apply partial sets soon sr the saeiDso
tween the e1tTae;ing and the application
vii apply an safTs eo.bs SET q tsth 6itez sasseoriy
within two days afier the ARRIVAL Of the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Ihose o. you iaSsahis % this enterprise, viii m
Of your psiienis' cases an sriieuafisF mos II
ana ior1ded 10 Us By Express and without delay
ting model We Will also make Block WoIk % order %
reasonable terms.
Testimonials and References.
ave observed with much the last two velr
above method Of prod ucEs AnIfria Teeth and eleve
statements Of this IircGlar correct.
7. GARLICK
have investigated with care for the last three wears
me above method Of making and app yng Artifea Tech
a the Laboratory Of Dg. Wight, and use can
say with confidence that his plan the best known one
and entirely successful when made under Observation
The supeOrty OF tbs kind of Dental gold or an
k1d Of metalc plate anHot be questioned state
mentn Dr. Mrghts Circular Of the number cases her
his work has tak ths place gold plate true Much
OF tins work gold pate had been furnished the bef
Denfisfs lnthe couETy not couEer1anf with The sue
cess o. forseiAn Nork TIE Ealds o. others than Dr.
Wright. II. A ACKLEY Ma
Late Prot. Of Surgery CleVe. Ned. College.
Dan P Rhodes. Prof J. p Kirtland
N. Jackson Prof S. b Hunt
Ex Mayor Castle, I'd. Buf Med Journal
II L Whitman Wm NJ RicbsriS
Z 7. Sturtsvanf, Prof Gafchell
J. Cur iSs
B-HaTing learned that persons claiming to do This
work, and IN claiming agents for he
will say that up date have no agean
ths o. A. who have any right from the above pSeneS o.
sucA claim and IN hose 1t Is ether infringement
..ySltlonf an imposition, let tWork cure
n an Infringement, viii IN due time attend that
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MORNING LEADER.
THE OLD FARM HOUSE.
BY MRS. L. L. DINING.

DEDICATED TO THE EARLY sKTTLERs or
CLEVELAND.
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First settlement of ROckpOrt.

Writer Tor the Cuyvhoga County Historical Society.
By J. D. TAYLOR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-16

DOCTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST
IL and Graduate Of the Cleyeland Medical Colsse con-
tinues to supply the Oss o. Teeth which change
color or decay without springs Ofany description
which perfectly resemble that pracsed eve
Of Dentist could not detect No extraction oroofs or "
10th, Sl-full sets IRON so upwards.
Dr. having made arrangemeuts he prepared ard viii
insert full Ssts Of Poroeain Teeth patented b. DR.
L01mis; (-ee 0oinions Of the press y
Dental Rooms over Churehilrs Drug Store. Publ
Suuare snng-atw
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but person, either in the gallery under H. Is suf
fered TO make any marks of applause discomfort at
what Is debated Ii being understood they present IN
the person Of their this has been great
error in the new French government attempt low
ever, made TO Introduce IL here lin March last
ny clappng Of hands. at speech which fill from Mr.
Parker but the whole house instantly to resent IL
and adjourned their business, being then In committee
and the galleries cleared.
Over the door observed bust of DIR. Franklin, the
great founder OF their liberties and the father OF their
"Enpnn ecso fnlmep, sesptrumqae ,yrannis "
serious attention to business marked the eounte
Of the representatives who wsle all very decenty
dressed which is not the case in all buses Of that kind
meeting for the despatch Of national business The
membess that heard speak the first day Mr.. Sedg
wick, Mr., Drayton, Mr.. w smith, Mr. Fitz Sinmonds,
and Mr.. Tracy, The speech Of BIr Lee member for Vir
ginia, in committee Mr.. Madison famous resolp
ton, was SO handsome commentator of the lT4sh
constitution, in efcreuccto the French government
that shall subcin il in this place being then much
talked of and approved, ~ lsass sfs. .4s.s.43
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Fernandez de Mera Spanish author Of tho 18th
try declares that alone created of divine
sence; and, furthermore that she cssowed with
pssnaturl attributes the t glance out Of her eyes
brought forth the and the stars thceupon she bent
her gaze downward to tho eorth and it fell upon man,
PROSTATE there In deep dependency Impossible and
compassionate she had pity for him. raising the "fringed
curtains OF her eyes second time shc caused the
to disappear, aud in It's place she brought forth the
MOON whose tempered light permitted the Offices of coli
ISOLATION to without dspcasure to feminine modesty
This says Fernandez napdy, Is the why, from
that time hthcrward the has been the kind
protecreSB of true and faithful lovers t4 -
IL Ia rather remarkable that Italian power had
the slightest possession the Ameiican) continent
though it's frat four discoveries ncluding verazmno
Florcntfne) all Itaansa significant historic illus
traton of the of empire The family OF Ameri
Gus who himself married. is still represented
In this city by the worthy descendants OF an nnce. The
present head of the family gallant young untquary Of
6bl6 presence II in honorable employment under the
government One Of his sisters is believe less honor
ably associated somewhere In the United States The
original is here carefully preserved and
an authentic bust of the navigator adoras the public
mpssWn, = Correspondents Of Naerk Adsvasr adq45f \
The Madison (F1orda) Messenger says "A squash has
been raised in this place by Mr. s. II. Bunker measuring
four feet and inches way and four feet inch
tho other, and is still growing How big Will Il get (,
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ALEI4TDER HERzEg.
lErom tho Mobile Mercury.

. u ta I 4
We find in the Philadelphia Bulletin doubtless from
the pen of the editor Charles G. Leland interesting
sketch Of this very remarkable man, who however,
Herzen better known ms lcandsr editor in London of
journal in the Russian language, called Kslokol,
The Bell and secretly leads the prcgres party of Rus
sa while the Emperor TO certain dkgrse fyors IT, right
iy approaching that while limited or constitutional
monarchy may be only strengthened by progress feual
ism is doomedoonied to death by the employment and
creation Of capital. uass -.
The works and paper of Herzen says the Bulletin
at the present time having enormous circulation in
Russia and in fact the great events of the day and
the greatest topics of interest in that country His nu
ence is principally due to the Bell which exercises an inn
mense power upon the public mind Though not allowed
to openly cross the confines of the Empire still the Bell
with its appropriate MOTTO pipos POGO ~ call on the living
fndsis way into thousands OF eager hands MS copies of
it taken in great numbers and forwarded from place to
place. It's anonymous contributors live in every part of
the Russian empire, and all the subtlety of Russian ge-
MUS (Which is incredible when sharpcned by education)
developed in forwarding the letters by the most mystic
rous agencies Herzen exercises remarkable influence
upon the Russian students, by whom, says one author
ity che is regarded demi god His power is such
that he actually maintains what may DO regarded
secret police of his in Russia Corrupt officials often
practices will be exposed in the Bell for of its
sounds all Russia and penetrates the depths of the
Imperial Palace at St Petcrsburgh. The Car is well
known be eager reader of Hezens books and it is
from the powerful pen of scnder that he has derived
his most powerful support in his great measure of the
Liberation of the sers for which future ages will recog
Mise him the greatest sovereign OF the centurythe
first Emperor who fell into the spirit of progress and of
modern times IN 4g a wax, .stj .t.s.
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EYES, EYES, YE HAVE LED ME TO RUIN.
from simms' Songs Of the SOUTH

from SHINING Songs Of the Soulful ''i $3.50
Eyes, eyes, 20 have led mo to ruin,
Yet still 20 are lovely, and still adore; tE5.sf
lips, lips, We have boon my undoing,
Yet still would I food on your sweets evcrmore;
Ye fatal to fame and give up ambition,
Content but TO breathe Ia the balm yo mpart
To sigh away lfe In a dreamy condition,
ID Forgetting tho soul In tho callS OF tho heart tth
.t5 f0sF i5fei
Eyos, eyes, We bohod without feolins s,.g. |lIsl
The ruin yo mako, and the ills yo have dono; ~
Lips, lips, In the smile DER ye stealing,
see but thu or tho triumph ye'vo won
No tender emotion subdues the expression y 9
Which Vanity wears DER conquest complete;
No tear, starting forth at tho mournful confession,
Consoles the poor victim that signs at your feet
Why, why, cruolly SHINING
'Ganst all that IL lovely In beauty and youth
Tyss, why NJ bssatkul; ips, why az v1saisT,
81 Ir still denying - Passion and Truth ~ ~ 0 q
Enow'st thou no proud one that proad gifts In
.Aks precious alone while they kihdle with heart " p
And the moment that beauty foreces 10 be human,
All tho beautiful gifts Of the wcn,an dspsrtf 81
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The Boston Post publishes letter from Fall River
which sates that the LIST nst the dggc OF well
on DIR DurSces estate, in the north part Of the city,
blasting, they surprised W stresm Of water
bursting forth throwing jet forty feet above the
surface Of the ground The stream IL clear as crystal
and almost boiling hot Whist makes Il more singular
that the spot Of the highest in the CITY, nearly
Of the same height as Mount Hope. ~ q ~ -
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rT1IIE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
Search examined egai principles and authorities by Rcn
ard Coke oounseIlerIsw Washington Pamphlet e cents
julyl s.i.,,t,t, ~ fy M 4 FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-18
A RARE Bo0K--.4N ENoLLSHaE44N's ACCOUNT
or TIE UNITED STATEs IN 1794
rrespondence Of the Journal Of Commerce

te.A. NrwBuHYroRT, piass y May l2 1858.
A fsw weeks agoI visited waterville Maine beauti-
full village situated upon the banks OF the Kennebc and
the seat Of very excellent college under the patronage
ofthe Bpsts While wandering through the library of the
institution Prof Smith directed my attention TO thick,
antdquAted dsoo bearing the title OF Tracts Upon
opening II found that it made up Of two distinct
works. the 6rst Of which probably the only in the
United States have read it with intense interest and
have had few passages copied for the Journal of Com
merce The title page is In full, An Excursion to the
United States Of North America, In the Of 1894
Embeished with the profile of General Washington and
an aqua view Of the State at Philadelphia
BY Henry Wansoy, F.AS. Nothing extenuate nor set
down anght in malice Salisbury EnglandI printed
and sold by J. Easton sold also by G. Wilke, No, 81
Patenoster row, London--second edition. 1888.
Mr.. Wansey intelligent educated gentleman,
at the head Of manufacturing enter prises in SALISBURY
and from his work that he has stuck to his
Shaksperian motto His fE4curson Is of the deepest
interest," and his sketches Of places and society NE
like and graphic. He reached Boston via Halifax, aud
after remaining In the former town several days pro-
oecded to New York by way Of Springfield Hartford and
New Haven. In New York he intimate with the
jays the uvingstons Gen Gates and others of note
and at some future time shall give you extracts from
his descriptions and things in your metropolis
From New York he jouneyed by stage to PHILADELPHIA
and the notices of tho villages the route are exceed
ingly quaint aud interesting now sutjon account
Of his visit to Washington and few observations the
Congress- then sitting ut Philadelphia. His eulogy of
Washington u certainly not surpassed In business eo
retained his STYLE even TO the punctuatons And the
only addition IL the division into subjects Hoping soon
to recur to this subject remain, very truly, yours,
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NOTICE. no paR.ENpr.oN. oLArMAsrs

Every entitled To The right precmptou Of h
lands within the tow n and Of townships above enumerae
required 10 establish the the sso the register and
receiver q sha propcs land oee and aks tr az s
practicable qf i1 notice appointed M
the commencement the public ssc u ts ia embracing e tract
claimed otherwise ouch claim will DO orhdtcd. ~ 80 .
n3W Npii Acting Land oco
Joly a-iswewsia hioa foskssArl y a issb0isua.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
MARRIED n.

BRETT-McCLELLAND-On Saturday, May !, BY the Rev
Jesse T. Peek, d. D. Of the Methodist Episcopal Cbur:h Der
aId Brett Of London England 10 Martha Jane McClelsnd
Of this city.
CARR-WHEELER-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April ~ by
the Rev. William X. Coffee. William j. Carr 10 Mr.. b. A.
Wheeler daughter of John yelling esq.
pUNLOP-wAU0H-On rbursday, April %, by the Rev
Harper 1t the grooms residence, M John Dunlop TO
Misc Eliza Waugh daughter Of Thomas Waugh oil of this city
FLEMINo-HIcKEY-on Monday April q at The Church Of
BY the Rev Mr.. Barbarn, Ramsey Fleming, Bar
Law, Of Montreal to Kate Hickey second daughter
sf james Hickey, esq, Of Brooklyn, ~ Y.
HALYY-LEAK-On Tuesday evening April 6, by the Rev.
james Met residing No. 40 Seventh street Mt Horace
Haley TO Miss Margaret Leak, al ofthis city
IRWIN CONSELYEA - In Brooklyn Tuesday evening.
April a. BY the Rev. J. s. Hmrod Nh William j. Irwin 70
Mss Ellen Amanda dsu gh:er of William Conseyea, ESQ., all
sf Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures Lukes Church. Clinton sverue,
Brooklyn, Thusdsy evening April 80 by the Rev. Mir D
I Edward jenkins Cornes Of James Le.rts
GEO. all Of Brooklyn.
HAGUIRE-MOORE-O Wednesday, April ~, by the Rev.
M McCsrron d. D. Michael Mcguire Elizabeth O. second
eldest dsu sher Of john Moore, al OF this city.
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po1IncK-n ptceA,p on Saturday. Ma, Of cor sIp:op

poIIOCK-ip Brcokyp Saturday. Nay Of cot sTpop,
Iol.r. A. PC.lo,k aged 70 y's-s months and 10 days
IN. ysv,s fepds Of the family invited TO sttond ths
r., fe ~ bis residence Dean street esb doors cas-
OF Po1 street Monday Afternoon 4 JOCK ~ihou. flf-
thor invitation.
PRISON On Sunday morning May 4. l2o o'clocs Tai
Stanley Of Talbot sod Retecca PssoG aged years
uon'bs and days
II. friend. Of the family respectfully nvtet attend the
fperA =. u o'ciocs ;hs day. a. - Luxe. Church without
further notice.
PURDIN-In Brooklyn, Saturday Nay Of congestion Of
the BRAIN CsTs Elliot Purcin, youngest child OF "Lh4m A.
and josephine PrIdn, aged year, months and IL days
ROsS-In Brooklyn, Saturday morning, May L. ALBEIT W.
Of Nathaniel and Martha Ross aged IS and mouths
SIMMONS On Saturday May Il The re,dence Of Nj Lewis
No III Perry ste lingering Illness, with he bore
with Christian forttude Tbonss SrnDons Lstive oil Kent
England, aged IS years
yCHL EsINGER-At No 46s Ess. Broadway on Friday April
80 II IL ocock Mr. Adolph SchlesiDser Of MayeDce Ger
many In the 4h year Of hi, deeply regretted BY large
circle Of rss,vss and friends.
sBAY-At No a. Henry s.ree. Friday April 30, Wilism
Shay, aged s. yesrs
SWEART-At No. 1 Norfolk street, Saturday May Mary
Abienn swetrt ssed months and 10 dsyA
TUKEY-n Brooklyn N. y on Saturday, May Isabel only
child Of Stephen H. and Isabella key, aged yssr' months
and days
Maine al Boston papers please copy.
WADsWORTH-In the town OF Rochester Lorsn County on
Prdsy mornDr April l6 Of scAIe. fever ktte May, only
child Of David L. and Rosenis C. Wordsworth aged year, 10
months and ~ days
WOODWARD-In Brootlyon Thundsy morning, Aprl o.
eorge f. only Of George NJ and Antoinette woodward
aged year,, months and d days
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heavily this morrrg Saturday., and have renamed
an hpt .h,ye l. very little busiDess N progress l,
generally imagined ths. when ne finances OF me
eountry for the current year known, an1 provsoo
IL made for any deficit ths. may appear greater se'
tiv,y will prevail at the Stock Exchange
The Money article Of The Express says;
The funds to-day are very quiet, but sone =.
frusr Prices quoted about one-s1teentn esns
higher than they closed yesterday Consos '0i n'U''
are quoted at 9bi, and for the 9th May 80. -s.,
The amount Of gold sent into the Bank Yesterday
WA Ego 900. making total of f5O 600 since Wednee-
day. The provn csl share markets are repoiteo nse.
At Liverpool speculs,or for the rise Ia sad 70 nave
failed"
Tie London Shipping and Mercantile Ga'ate Of
the came evening says:
"The official statement Of the imf9ns OF me p,s
cious metals for the week ending Wednesday sSst
gives total Of f2l9 5lS and the exports q
Tho character Of the market for the Eognsn
Furds remains unaltered, and prices are generouy
steady, with not much business doing. EIcnequer
bills "a to pm Bank stock 20 70 :; lndis SUCK
800 TO 3; do. Bonds II 10 81 pm. The new lndian
Loan e steady at 95i TO I.
The Foreign market presents no change Oh sPeciai
interest, either ss regards busr ess or prices.
"The Railway market is dull and nat, a. ABOUT
yesterdays Closing prices. s.
Close of tie Marka-Consols close trfe firIner
being quoted 96 to for money and 30 9lotn TOR the
account"
BAsKs OF THE STATE OF NEw.YoRK.-The follow
ing summary shows the aggregate Of the resources and
liabilities of the Banks of the Sta.e Of New-fork, as
exhibited by the reports of the Superintendent OF the
Banking Department of the State of New-York, OF
their condition on the morning Of Saturday the 18th
day Of March, 1853:
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Passeuxers Sailed

..am'hip /,sss for sos.asms'ss snd Has,s-Mr .ni
e i, Ey NJ: u; H.
.e . s md .Ds ssd r D. r s M
Mn w L Post two children and Two servant. Mr. and Mr..
C. Andrea. Cha. jenkins Ms. Bupei C6set, Wagner A.
Matinee. Bowman Mr. and Mr. Mater BodrisneI Mr. J. g
fhp "A Is1 kassr I rS.S ss
nj .ns NJ; H sfa%ss1sl i.as s'!G'!
M H.ysr . cSs. ss's s k
&, H MR. H. ~. so Mr. Me- s .S .ss s. Nh Mar
I'D MI smith .hs d NJ. S''S M end
MsSs, sa a esi md G M '1 T. s
Capt BIitton M Lioans, . s.ssi' y Fi;nS M.,,I
sisi1 Mr. h,r'y E s'isI 5.s ns:.1 sS
sefwindlsr DsI.nse =. Ra.eh ssndhsi@, A. L.san 4
RC:.i,I O. X Gordon James Woods Hsnhqss. Mr.; and
P Crsbiet, VS. Coaryi.isI M. Lesromer and ehld Mr..
Fe fes Juan Lord M md si5
Es.51s: bslsf F.asoq D' 2
g. ysilsr M and Mr.. A. Sumner Mr. and NJ, T. Mccall
h:@ Md clnd, Rev + M0OSd, M: Y.s ThoTn.. Noood y
three children H. T. cisii, H. Eoss.. C. BetI v 1ead
VIM. Wsnen Mr. Stewart Mr. aud Mrs Gen. j. r. Msletu snd
child j. Gonchad, Chss T. Stag Mr. Hertz H. Gillian mfs
Merciens Z. H. Buckley Mr. Linn, M and Mrs Breie
Mr. and Mrs Dr. Bottom Misses Drrxel Holde n.n
Mr. Cotton w Potter NJ Gu~nz Jose GutirDx syminxton
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wright four children and s~rysnti Th
B. Dash servant Mrs. Mary A. hcEwen, A. bnmentha
Mr. Hssle Paul Vidal, Miss Lszsrus T. Albeit, Detehn.
Mr. Teilery and friend o. Ruschr, C. w Wolfe Ke''s-So
cabin passengers
In Steamahp Saxeaa for Ha1tWs-A Aekemsnn, lady and
two children; Mrs Vorpshl, A. Brsbe and child H. LOe~e
A. Brigham BONN, John Smidt and LADY A. Db.,ils sad
Hynan and LADY H. Rel. lady and two chidren sysrrd
r T. Holman and lady w. II. A. Fischer p. Roth and boy
DR. Hsbch lady and three chIdrsn Albert Dung LAZY aud
child; A. lander Mrs swtz-r, Geo. SwEer J. NJ Pfsn Geo
Bosn O. r. Schmidt, lady two children and s-rvsnt G
tsrnsnn, lady and children; Ms NJ GuternsDn NJ
Gerock, Geo Wuederheim, Gustav Leo, fndone Leo VIM
Ehmsnn, John Benmann Mrs Louise Kleck and four chill
dn, H. Helms Dr.. schsumAno y Sisner and dAashter
VIM. BorDem.np Otto Freytss Mise Turney. A. DckmAsu
Schmidt. VIM RINK Josquno W. Silver and boy NJ Hosn.nn,
John Bhtmann, Grupen, H. Wohlers Clans Thisdsnann
George RGtmsnn. Simon A. Hovst Mrs Holmes and con,
A. Becher, B. Mailer John hAmeen VIM Levin. C. Boil
buse Mr. Gunzsnheissr and child Louis Bot Mrs Lowen-
thai three children Ara Hirchbers and infant = Meyer
Wisfemsnn and daughter Bait Or Mehsshs Pr BOnse.
james Dobbs Samuel Trevseke H. Buenebet Rnen~bsre
Andrv and Conrad Znten Mr.. O. Jung, Ran Mr. Rosen.
berg Mrs Csvet Joseph haure A. lie Blanc Mrs Mosr
eha CbuIe: HesPe G Eren O syacksr, hra KLssr .sd
T. Repp Famine Dcs,r J. Friendly J. tlmsun B. RosslIs
Boyer. r. Shorter, Godstein n. schider and LADY NJ
Merhe ard sdy Henry Benschs, Hss Regime Meyer Adph
Wad A. V. schirsch, lady and W. Hordmann sdy and
two Children Wisland L. Has Mr. Mezsnfsd John p.
Ihoms' C.ri st.ude Aselph M...enmn, H-ny LeroaI C.
haHs and lin ii