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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-31
sosJ SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory OF Kansas,
County Of Jefferson.
John r. Griss
]. L. Soccer.

By virtue Of an execution to
me directed, sssued BY the Clerk Of the First Dis
trot Court sitting in said County for the trial Of
causes arising ander the laws Of said Territory,
Twill on Saturday, October The 10Th, A. D. 1884,
between the bears Of one and four O'Clock Pm. Of
that day, ct the Court House door in the village
Of OskaloOsa, in sid oosnsy. oGss st pahlis ale
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand, tie follow
ing real estate to-wis; the ur6ivided one half al
tho Soath Wet quarter Of ssstion twsst nins 90
in Township nine t9J Of range ninetssn ~ Of
the Delaware Truse Lands u JGSsEssa County.
Kansas Territory, levied % - the pssPay Of J.
L. Spcef, to satisfy said Execution: q
~ .,.s.,-.. J. F. HixIox,
Sheriff. Office Oskolooss Kansas.
JOBHsroS, SfINT0x i HAvExs. Atty for PHI J,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Goa ALL The PURPOSES OF A PvaeATm MEDICINE

FOR CosTIvENEss; 4
FOR THE CURE or DYsPBrSiA;
FoR JAUNDIcE;
FOR THE Cure OF INDIGRsrloN:
For HEADACHE;
FoR the CURR OF DYssxrERY:
FoR Foul STOMACH;
FOh THE CURE OF ERYsIPBLAs;
FOR THE PILES:
For THE CURE OF ScR0FULA;
FOR ALL SCROFULOus C0MPLAISTs;
fOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
FOR DIsEAsEs OF THE SKIN;
-FoR THE CuRE OF LIvnR CohPLADs9, 3
For DR0PsY; Sfea
FoA 5xS CuR1 - TETTRn, TuNone AuD oAIR
49, - 81 RuBuM; - 3 = - s
F01 WoRNs:
foH 1HE CuH1 on 0ou9; q
81 FeR DuNn PuI; - =.
FOR The CURE or NEyRALaA:
For PUARYIN0 TN Blood. ~
They are sugar-coated, 10 that the most ssaA.
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from tAeir u0o = -
quantity.
frics Is cents Per Boz; Itvsbuz tsr Sloo
Great numbers Of Clcrgymen. Phyiciaas. 0Ates-
names 10 certify the unparalleled asefhnes Of thsss
remedies, hut our space here will not permit he
insertion Of them. The Agents below nanedt 1H
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which fAsy
are given; with also full descriptions II De aheve
complaints, and the treatment that she0ld b ~
lowed for their cure
Do not b put of b unprineipled dsalss WisA
other preparations they make more pte6t %.
Demand AYEk's, and take no others. IAe 81
vant the best aid thszs i for them, end thy should
haze it,, ID. q. f-ss srte-fs asf &. '.t-ss
Al our Remedies azs for sale b
s. AOORE + MCCLELLAN, Agents,
Osk0Ioo,c .<>vsos II E~
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WANTED.

A FARM Of two or three hundred acres, with
somewhat improved, and o tusted within few
miles Of Oskaloosa. Any person desiring to sell
such place for cash down, at . reasonable
price, viii please call upon u. r. Dutton. at the
Outton House. Oekaloosa. 6-H
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Ayers Cherry Pect0ral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, thae
1t is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of it: virtues. wherever il has besn en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do moro than
assure the people its quality il kept up to the best
4 ever has been, and that il may b. relied % 10
do for their relief Ill il has ever been found 20 d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04
DEATHS.

IN this village Jan %, Miss ABBY MARSHALL daughter
Of the late Capt Azor Marshall Of Beverley, Mass agrd 30
ln St Louis, S'pt. % Mrs LUCINDA, wife Of Mr. NJ h.
Jerks Of St Louis, and daughter of Mr. Russell Lamb Of
Putney aged y. jan ~ Mr.. NJ. LJENkS, aged % The
remains Of Mr. jerks and Of their only child Inferred
at Puinry Feb 3 beside those Of the wife and mother
Iu Whitn.nm, Jan. H. Of cinker.rasi, FLORA JANE,
daughter of Royal C. and Fanny A. Srcete aged years,
months.
In Patlp, Fla, Dec. %, FRANK NJ. only son Of II.
In DGnmcrston, Jan. 3, iuoDA KATuAN, widow Of the
late John katlmu, aged 80 years and one month.
In Marlboro, Dec. 10, GEORGE W. only child Of William
and Damaris X. Matlur, aged IL months and % days.
II died in childhood! like the sun,
When rising into days
lie die In beauty, like rose,
That huss ms to decay.
lie lives I'm Heaven, Angels did
Ills spirit gently bear;
lie lives in Heaven, like star,
lie shiLes In beauty there.
In Coventry, Chenargo Co.. y. y Jan Il, DAVID Hun
GERFORD, aged nearly 50 years. after after about half an
hours illness.
Our chllhooi's home is lonely now,
\ gloum-cnuI rests every brow,
And there is ltt vacant chair,
For we have now no father there.
s, sudden dill the summons csmc,
That bore our father from his home,
lie had n1t time to say farewell,
To weeping friends he loved 81 we'll
tut, ohl we could not wish him back,
To tread gain liic's weary track;
To feel the paugs Of death again;
Our loss Is his eternal gain
Ills home is now among the best
And sweet will he his endless rest
Aud may this though, sooth every care
our father still Is living there.
Yes, our father hath passed away from earthly and
cares. Lonely now home without him lie is
missed every where. Every thing remind OF the
dear rll has gonc;-thc vacant at the table the
empty chair tel US plainly that We shah see his face no
more in this life. But let remember that there is better
land to which are fastening whore shall meet again,
never more 10 he parc where there will be no more suffer-
iuEi no more death pangs parting earsi more
sad rewGls. There loved wait greet when
we too PASS away, and although VIII fall for beloved
father yet it is blessed thought that he is safe that
lasting and glorious home, to dwell forever.
u. A. HUNGERFORD.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
RE NIEDY

THE Eastern States Included In that section Of the Union
/ which Is most widely known "Ncw England" contain
thrifty Industrious, intelligent people, who have achieved
degree Of prosperity; with climate extreme
~ trying to certain constitutions and soil Of small fer
ty, they have contryed to surpass favored commune
in am, every thing that conduces social comfort and
happiness Unfortunately, they occasionally so abb
sorbed In business and mental cultivation that they neglect
the precautions which essential bodily health. Dys
pepsa and physical debility prevalent among all classes
The first produced by nattenton the digestive
paying the penalty u this neglect, and suffer
ing daily the most trying palms. almost without hope Of re-
lief They have believe that their ament Is chronc
and that thy bear with II to the emil. II gratihcs
exceedingly to these afflicted individuals that
they IN command "A remedy Of uuques nabc potency
and virtue, which has been found 10 fail In all of
digestive weakness arrangement Hundreds Of tongues
ready grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful
mn q dNsnnnsin which [. KNOWN q
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DIR. J. HOsTETTER's

~ 1
that class who devote themselves to literary
and other sedgnary pursuits, and in Of want
steal exercise, become the victims Of anguor and de-
biity without appetite have hitherto sought In vain
for invigOrtng licyiug medicine, whore effects
shall be both speedy and permanent Physicians of emf
and profoundly acquitted with the requirements ~
the human frame, commend IIOsTETTERs BITTERs the
swiftes muant the recuperatve energies OF
the system discovered. II the appetite gives
fresh the digestive organs sends the blood through
the with lively mt, corrccs tendency
depression NJ spirits and fits for the transaction Of
business with cheerful heart and active mind. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the object
the BITTERS do not act spasm0dcally, or with tempo
riry powcrthc Influence Of the remedy is lasting And II
patient viii but give attention to securing proper
crse the relief has been Afforded he need
the actln The debility natural to the encroach
years upon the bodily frame Is also aleviated by
this great strengthening medicine thus enabling the aged to
their declining DAYS In physical whereas they
now suffering weakness and To
this venerable claes Of people, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS be commented rs invaluable. The proprctors
Of this nvig1rator have, In addition, deep qualification in
assuring NURSING MOTHERS that they will find the BIT.
TIERS the best AMI safest Of resoratves Very few med
sanctioned by physicians proper to be admins
tered during the period Of nursing and this has obtained
universal preference.
II Those who desire purchase this great remedy for
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the precise title,
ITo-tcttcr's CcIc atcd Stomach Bittcrs. 1t
il put quart bottles. with the name, DIR. j. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. blown on
the bottle and also stamped the covering the cork
with the autograph Of IOSrETTER SMITH the label.
These things important account Of the numerous
counterieits in the market
II Prepared and sold by IIOSTErTER SMITH, Pitts
hurgh Pa md also sold by all druggists, grocer and deal
generally throughout the United States Canada South
America, and Germany.
Sold by l. n THORN Dratfieboro and by dealers every
where, GJ-wEEKS Il POTTER, Boston,
eowly11 General Agents
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DIR. HENRY'S
IL q a NJ II AZ L, ~ III

Il IL l.. I 1 IL L L u L n i Nj II n II
II for curing Scratches Calls Calks &C. on Horses Salt
ltheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns Ac on people
This Ointment where introduced, selling very rapidly
ana why simply for the that what we in ali
eases Wdrrdnt to do witTo scratches ON horses In
two to six days when the directions accompanying each
box strictly followed.
have used Dr. IIenrys Ointment for Scratches and Salt
Rheun sores very often, without single aiure-Henru
Snehour, Proprietor Public House, Hfghgats, ".
II the best remedy for scratches gals and calks ever
saw L. SdndeTson, Proprietor fremont House ST. Al
bns, IT.
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse dealers
as Mr. stnehour Of lighgate and j. L. Sanlerson Of St Al
bans, any other endorsement is unnecessary They saw IL
CURES scratches CALLS &c horses almost absolute
certainty 1t excellent for and CRACKS cows teat
ANA appears to he Just the article for every to keen in
constant Observation-Disclosures, H., Free Press.
IL mas been tried and not found wanting Adams ~.
Messenger. ~
weeks when the physicians said would be without the use
OF II two months. had all my fingers 10 the bone with
aclrcular saw. ID. Peckhdm, Lebanon, " H.
mad the misfortune scald quite severely and by
making an application of your Dr. uenrys Ointment the
pam rom the burn almost Instantly disappeared and in five
minutes e no Inconvenience whatever from the effects OF
the hre'-cfariHda Sampson, Montgomery, ~.
1t useless to waste time in writing reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that IL Is
'dFdhted 10 glrc safiYdctOR, whether for scratches
"uhs, or any wound OF whatever nature beast
Farmers are your troubled with sore teats, Annv
ms ointment at night, and they well in the morning
SOLD by the agents of Prof Motifs Magic Hair
Manufactured at Highgatc, VT, by A, j, Green.
S. X. GREEN, Proprietor
I'll ~ THORN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity
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"lt has stood the best OF all tests.
~E~ IN NE nc

"lt has stood the best OF all tests,
EEL OE nc
A ND HAS SUSTAINED IT'S REPUTA-
4 n ton for more than Thirty YEARS. rHY,icIANs II
the highest rspccahty prescribe it, and thousands Of
families keep it on hand a Standard Family Med
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BtLSAM.
pr pared by the well known druggists Mc.srs Reed Cutler
remedies Tor Cough~. & oid-, aud III Pulmonary
Com pla in-, ever of r to the pulc.B0IoH journal.
REV. DR. LYMAN BEECHER
wrtes,"G 'nl'm,u; have used your VEGETABLE PrLMn-
NY DlL>N myself with benefit, and have known to be
us.d with ol elect Ia families around me -
Tue LATE REV. DR. LEONARD WOODS
Observation-Disclosures "From tong use OF your Vegetable
Palm mary nal' IN in my family circle AMI ieologi-
cal students, have been lei to regard it safe and ct
c.cou- medicine.
80 'utlem,n.W, the unlersgn,d, Wholesale pruggst..
having for many years sold Vegetable Pulmonary Raj
rei"t All cur Vt n'nlry complaint We know OF no
IN rnr which has de- ryeiy uttined high rcputt-
ulu fr SD long term Of years which rarely dsap
points the reasonable expectations of those who Use IT,
q tucl 10y many Of the irges and 0tI Druggists in the
United States aul Canilas)
"Gcntlcm.uln an extensive practice myself anil sous,
W. have prescribed Ars, quantities Of your vegetable Pull
manary Ba-am anl are happy to have found Il ELI
cIant aud reliable remedy. W consider it h,yain ,hic
Farminston y. H., Dc 10, 1852. b. +. PARKER
II Bcrirc Of Counterfeiis aad ImitatoHs''}
l. lurc for "a, article by it, WHOLE N,ME,
"NEiEr ABLE PULNON AIRY BALSAM,"
Prcf DHiV by REED CT TIER co, Druggists Nos.
1Ol. ILL 1ij Broad s.. Bosf0n, Ems, and sold by
Ap,thect AMI Country Merchant, generally rc large
si4'. sli small -iz'. 80 cents.
For sale in Brittleb iro hy JOSEPH CLARK,
AMI by Ap't,cnries AMI Country Merchants generally
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S.

~ The Probate court for sad District
To all persons interested in the EsateOf MARTIN GATES
late Of Dummerston, deceased, greeting!
Whereas MARTIN W. GATES, has presented to this
Court instrument purporting to he the last Win of said
decea ed for probateilou hereby notified that this
will decide upon III. probate Of said Instrument the
session thereof to be held at the Probate ONCE In rtehoro
in said District the Goth day of February A. D. 1860
when and where you may appear aud the sne If
you fit. al L. lOLBROOK, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT.
cTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. S. s.

- The Pr0bdte court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of WILLIAM
GAINS late Of DratteborO, deceased, -Cireeting;--
Whereas, FANNY G. GAINS, ExecuriN, has presented to
this Court Instrument purporting to be the last Viii of
said deceased for probate-YOu hereby notified
this Court will decide upon the probate of said Instrument
the session thereof to be held at the Probate Once in Brat
teboro In said District the 29h day Of February A. d.
1860 Nhen you may appear the
il You see Gt r. IOLBROOK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04

IN Situated about one mile from South Yer
istb1 Depot, Vt Said farm contains IS acrcsaso,
zsElY - acres OF Woodland. On the premises is good
House Barns and odihuldngs in good repair, with running
water ut house and barn together with well Of failing
water. Also young orchard ul grated fruit.
The above property is owned by and must he
sold part Of the purchase money mny remain mort
gage f desired.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber the
promises. DEAN BRIGGS
Vernon, January %, 1Sd0.-ta
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Election Of Speaker.

The fact that William Pennington Of New Jersy
is elected Speaker of the House of Representatives
is Of minor Importance in comparison with the fact
that Selleck is doing all kinds Of Job Printing at
such low prices and in such "tip top style that
Abolitionists, Black Republicans, Democrats Union
Savers, and every body else are fetching in their
work.
In short, just remember that the best place to
get your printing done is at Geo. L. Sellccks, OPP
posite the Post Office, Brattlcboro, VI.
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\ u CT 10 n .

TINlIE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT
Il Public Auction the 31ST MARCH next ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, not prcvouy disposal Of the following described
property, II SAW MILL LATIl WORKS, DWELLING
House. BLACKSMITH SHOP and some acres Of land in
the North part Of Marlboro the branch leading through
Nllamsvlo said mill is well located AMI perfectly safe,
the water being conveyed in canal walled each side and
In a section where there H. plenty Of timber.
Also, STEAM ENGINE with II BOILER sufficient for "a
II Horse power will sell either the Engine Boiler srpa-
rat IL desired. Payment made easy requested.
HARRY ALLEN.
lrn,tlcboro. January q. 1SGo-3
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TO CONTRACTORS.


ESGIyEER's OFFICE, VT. & CANADA II. Il.
BURLINGTON, VI, January 80, 1850. 5
Sealed proposals will bo received this Office up IL
ock (noon February 10, 1850 for all the grading,
unneng aud wlaring required on the three different
routes surveyed Tor the extension of the Vermont and Cana
ia Railroad, terminating in burlington, Vt.
The excavations and entertainments heavy the haul
easy and large portion Of the material sand and gravel
The work is conveniently located offers many induce
mcnts to contractors,
separate bids will be received for the entire work, for
parate portions Of Il on each route surveyed.
The successful bidder bidders be prepared to
cute contract within iortyeght hours after they receive
notice that their proposals accepted giving bonds with
approved security Tor the completion of the work within the
time specified.
The work must be commenced within six days after the
execution of the contract and must be completed by the LIST
day of December, 1850.
Specifications Plans and proles Of the several proposed
EoStes can b at this Once
copy of the Specifications will be sent by Mail when
piled for.
No attention will be paid to Bids which made in
accordance with the Specifications,
D. C. LIN LEY, Engineer.
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oTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. s.

- The Hon. Probate court TOR said District
TO all persons interested In the Estate of DANIEL r. ALI
DRlCl meo Newnne, in said District, deceased, Grecfing'
You are hereby notified that this Court will make
sisnment 10 Laura ALDRICI, widow of said deceased,
from the personal property Of said deceased AZ the session
thereof be held at the Probate Office in altehoro In said
District on the 29 day Of February A. D. 1850, when
where You may be heard in the premises, II YOU see IT.
j. H0LBRoQK, Register.
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C,TATE OF VERMONT N1nrnono s s

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. 5. S.
~ Tho Probate court Tor said District
To all persons Interested in the Estate of c NJ not GIL
TON, late Of Brattlchuro. deceased, Grating.
Whereas, TllEODOCIA HOUGIlTON, Administrators up
on said Estate has made application in writing tn this Court
setting forth that it will be beneficial III heirs aud All
persons interested in said Estate sell the whole of the Read
Estate OF said deceased, and PRAYING for License sell the
same accordingly, and has filed in this Court the
appreciation OF all the heirs Of said deceased residing la this
STATE to such sae;Iou hereby that this Court will de-
eide upon sad application at the session thereof o b. held
the Probate Office in Brttrhoro in sail District the 1J
day of February. A. D. 1850 when and YOU may be-
heard in the premises, il you see 1T
f. HOLBROOk, Register
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. $.

- lAlE VI NEKMONl, MARLBORO, =. =.
- The PROBATE court for sad Di,trict
To all persons interested Ia the Estate Of NEHEMIAH
NEfDllAM, late of Wilmington. deceased. GrcctinJ;
Whereas, EZRA u. CHANDLER Administrator upon said
Estate has made application in writing t. This Court setting
forth that will be beneficial to the heirs and all persons
trsied In said Estate to sell the whole Of the Real sut
said deceased aud praying for Lcese To sell the
corngy, and has filed in this Court the AMI appro
cation " all the heirs % aid deceased, ling in this state
to such salci-Nou hereby notified lint this Cos n will
decide sal lutl;rnfist fol
Probate Office Ia Brattlch ro ia said District the
29h day II February A. H. 1850. when aud where You
he heard in the premises, il You see 1T.
I. IOLBROOK, Register.
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SAP BUCKETS.
H'llE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS to JONI
BrEbANS and manufacturers Of Pals and Sap Buckets
respectfully announce to the public that they prepared
"rnlsh the above kinds Of work the most reasonable
terms
orders respectfully solicited and executed with dispatch
wv SrIMpSON 4 ROBBINS
winchester, N. H., Jan. 10TH lsG0,-4w+3
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FOR SALE.

FOK SALE.
IA TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a
I..iM DWELLlNG-lOt l. and the lot On which it stands
-sf4 situated on the corneruf Rerstreet directly SOUTH
Of hsy Green's Mclodeon shop. This house convenient
~ arranged for and is occupied by two families.
Possession given the first day Of April next at which
time il not previously disposed uf the above premises will
be sold by Auction to the highest bidder.
Also Building lot adj dining the above premises will be
sold cheap.
Also Woodot containing about 80 situated I
miles from Man-strcet, which 1000 cords timber
and wood.
Also Farm situated in llnalc, y. H. adjoining Ches
terrified, about two miles " this village, containing
acres suitably subdyild for family purposes which
good buildings.
Also-a WoolLnt # II about 60 rods east Of the
above Farm j. For terms apply
HENRY REED.
Bratteboro, July 81, 1s5O-t-5
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CAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

STEPHEN KNowLT0N, PRINcIPAL.
r1NIIIS INSTITUTION Is A SUPERIOR
Boarding School for Young Ladies' The course of study
Is extensive and systematic, nd the graduates are sought as
teachers in every part of thee Ountry.
The advantages for acquiring Music French Painting aud
Drawing are fully equal to those Of the most expensive
schools in the country.
Board and Tuition in common English paid In advance,
$3I per quarter. Extra studies at reasonable rates For
null particulars for catalogue address the principal
by stte. Spring term begins February %, 1860.
3N3 WILLARD CHILD, frcst'
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BRATTLEBORo. ACADEN

|ENlIE SPRING TERM of this Institution
IL will commence on Tuesday Feb ~, and continue cieUcR
pcekS. The Teachers design that the school shall take
eminent rank for NOrOughHess Of instruction amt disc
rhine, for attention to Practca aud HScUi studies, aud
cntvatng habits Of independent hihkiy. aud c0nScieH
tious dcting
The Boarding House will he open during the Spring both
Ladies' and Gentlemen. Board fTciusirc Ct fuel, lights
aud washing. sl75 per week Board in private families from
81 90 to $3.50 week. Rooms for seboarders at
able rates.
To obtain Circulars, information, Board,
Rooms, address the lrr cipa.
RICHARD STANLEY, A
W. Brattleboro, Vt, jan "a, lsG0,-4w4