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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Contrabands.-Mr. TALBOT, Of Iowa Falls,
arrived at this place last Monday night, hav-
ing in charge fifteen contrabandS, for
whom places had been previously secured
in his neishbolhood. They were mostly
young females. and intended for house ser
wants. They were in just the condition, as
regards clothing, in which they arrived a,
Cairo from the South. and consequently were
very ragged and squalid, hut a good bath
and a chang of raiment will bring them out
all right. Their arrival caused no little tx
circment among those who wished to see
what genuine " contrahand" looked like.
They were certainly tn" lions Of the, hour,
tliousl, We imagine that in many cases the
grcc,il Z they received was more noisy and
free than they dcSire.l. We learn that there
is great suffering among the negroes at Cairo,
and that many are dying from dest'tution and
exposure. and it seems mercy to remove
tn, III to places where they can b. protected
and cared for.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

The Atlantic.-This magazine numbers
among its contributors many Of the first
poets and prose writers Of the land. and con-
ssquently has achieved the highest success
yet reached b. any American periodical
Among the most interesting articles in the
December numb.r s a contribution by DR..
Holmes. entitled, My Hunt after the Cap.
tain,' in which he gives an account Of the
search he lately made to find his son, after
the battle of Antietam. in which encounter
his gallant boy was shot in tn. neck.
The January number will contain Christ
mas Story, by the author Of "Margare,
H"wth;" an Essay, 10y Gail Hamilton =
- The Record of "a Gifted Woman" by Nath
aniel liawthorne Inthe Half Way House"
by K Lowell; Poems, by O. w. Holmes
and j. G. Whittier; "A Letter to the WON
en- Of England BY Harriet Be~cher Stowe
4 Paper hy George William Curtis; and
other contributions from always welcome
American authors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Jrrelry .Stoe.-The firm of wilcox &
Smith has BEEN Dissolved. by the latter pur.
chasing the interest of the former. Az Mr..
SMITH has gone to the war he has employed
the services Of Mr.. VIZ b. SIMPSON to carry
on the business for him during his absence.
Mr.. SIMPSON has recommendations from east
ern cities where he has been cngag d, stating
him to be a neat, skl!ful and reliable work
man, there being no branch Of the watch
making and repairing business but that he is
thoroughly conver>ant with. He is prepared
to do all the nicer branches Of repairing,
such as are not usually attempted BY jewelers.
throughout the west, and for the trade :yill
do such work at reduced figures, and warrant
it to give satisfaction. The stock Of iewelry
is receiving large additions, and il now very
complete. A very large assortment Of clocks
is also offered fo!.sale At low figures. See
new advertisement. u H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Cou,1o;ots Aoo;u,t N, r P-Thc last
number r. IN. F, Do,,ye R,vub,;,an indul
ces i, conn. r,,b,r b;,t,r comnl,in,s ~ r..
cards tn, trc,,ucn, t.. business men Of thai,
place are receiving 1T the hand Of our rail.
r,,d com,,uv II saws ..th,, rr.oncpt,y M
no,;c,. Of IN. ,rr;v,, IF o,ods 81, m. terminus
If ~. ,o,a is s,,, ,,,cm. .b,, when en-, i
notice is sent or a notification that IN. If
,,.. h.r ,.ss,a ,,ro,ob n,J,o,o ;s,,
c.;ved v,.rv or,,p ,h,. ,ucu,t If cb,ryrs ,,,.
:, ;,, ;,,,,. .,...,, ~, o.
m.,,;,,.d q, all. and ,,so ,h., ,h.y ~.
the ratios of Nh. ,r;,to,, ,r,;E"
nv,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Paper Rags.-For long time past paper
rags have been worth so little that most fam,
lilies have not deemed it worth. while to save
them. But now this is changed, and rags
arc worth five times what they were >hcI,
time ago. It will pay every h"usckecpcr to
have scrap bag, in which to save every
scrap Of cloth. Even old newspapers arc
worth preserving, as they are worth four
cents and half pound
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

TO Whom it may Concern --Professional
duties call DR.. MARSH awav from home for ::
short time. Thoso wishing operations in
dentistry performed will make note of this
and govern themselves accordingly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Nets Nusic.--Wc neglected to acknowl-
edge last week, as We should have done. the
receipt Of some shee. music from the music
house OF II. NJ. HlGGiSs. III Randolph street
Chicago. One Of the pieces was entitled
"Uncle Abram-B Bully for You" and the
other No. 6, Of the =" Seven Star VALUES ="
H,cc'ss can supply anything in the line of
published music .-E .r. ,..-. ... ..H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

y 4 good Painter.--If you have any doubts
about WILD being very superior painter.
60 and closely examine the !" Star Spanylcd
Banner" he has just completed for PuLLAS.
We think that critical examination Of this
specimen Of his handiwork will satisfy yo,,
that his superior will he hard to find See
WILD's new ad. in this paper. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

4 AN the ,cny from Oaio-Wc have re
ceived from Mr.. SAMUEL G. PECK. Of Rome,
Ashtabula Co.. Ohio. through the hand oI
his son, Mr.. EDWIN A. PECK. who lives a few
miles west Of this place, some apples Of the
"Newtown Pippin," and NORTHERN Spy
varieties. These apples were choicer and finer
specimens than usually find their way ives,
Of the Mississippi, and Mr.. PECK will acct p,
our hearty thanks for his kind remembrance
Of us. aen
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

The Soldiers cote ON Comnty lerk-The
official canvass Of the soldiers votc shows
that the whole number cast for County Clerk
Of this county was two hundred and sixty
nine, Of which COLEMAN received two hun
drcd and fifty three, and PACKARD sixteen.
This brings DENr's majority up to ahoHt
seven hundred. a larger majority than this
county ever gave candidate before. The
figures are fitting testimonial to our pres.
ent Clerks popularity and worth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Rebellion Record-Part XIV Of this in
valuable publication received. We have
spoken Of its merits so often that it is useless
for us to more than say that it continues to
be perfectly reliable diary of American
events connected with the present rebellion.
The number before US is enl"lll>hcd with
two fine steel portraits, one Of the late Major
General MITCHELL, the other of the rebel
Major General LEE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28
me Fsstirnl last nioht-Throueh the

The Ftstiral last night-Through the
Kindness of friends we received an invitation
to attend the Festival of the Baptist Society
held last evening, and awaiting ourselves Of
the complimentary" rendered us We went,
saw, and were seen; We saw mammoth
tables that fairly groaned under the weight
Of good things piled upon them. We saw
strong men and gentle women vic with each
other in determined charge npon said ia.
bles aud though the onset was long and
well contested. though persons ofapparently
delirat. organic ,tions. inspired hy the excite
ment of the hour PEI formed prodigics Of val.
orous eating. and though each pitched in as
though victory depended on his or her (f"r
the ladies were in as deadly earnest as the
gen,lcmcnl individual exer,ions. yet It was
all without avail; when the com'mtants gave
up the hopeless contest, the enemy was yet
prepared to successfully resist the onset Of
another army of epicureans even larger than
the first. I+.a
laken All III all, tHc OCCaSVU WaS Ouc vi
the mos: pleasant Of the kind we ever attend
cd. There was nothing from first to last to
mar the enjoy ment Of the gathering. There
was good eating. good music. good company
and what else could you expect other than a
good time At this late hour we have not
the time or space to particnlarizc. The al
tendance was very fair. In about three weeks
this society will give similar entertal nment.
the Aid Soricty, who have these gatherings
under their special supervision, to repeat tn II,
every two or three weeks during the winter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Harper's Magazine We publish this
week the prospectus Of this entertaining
monthly. This magazine is profnsely illus
tratcd and this is an advantage it enjoys over
any Of its cotemporaries 1t also furnishes
a great amount of reading matter Of an in.
structing and interesting nature. In the
prospectus you may find a synopsis Of the
contents of the volume just closed. 49,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

.q For the Soldiers.-A large box Of veget-
ables and barrel of chickens have been sent
BY our people to the hospital at st. Lous for
the benefit Of the sick and wounded Iowa
soldiers that may be there. .a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Change Of 7Ime.-On and after Monday
next the cars will leave this place at b A. NJ,
instead Of Z as heretofore. The eastern mail
will close at 9 P. N. the evening previous
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

DIR. ROBACKS aEMEDIEs.-we publish in another
column Of todays paper, article copied from the Gin
cnna Times, descriptive of Dr. Ro1acks extensive med
ical establishment that city. by the way DR. Roback
Remedies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes has been but short time since these
Remedies introduced into section Of couatry yet
Dr. Brennan, Robacks agent in this place, informs US
that his sales Of the Hood Pills and Blood Purifier
far exceed those Of all other medicines for which he Ia
agent combined The reason for this Is that they have
stood the test Of practical experience We know this not
only from the mouths OF Others hut have used them in
family with the very hest results. For all dis
Of the blood general debility, whether proceeding
sickness from natural weakness, indigestion, and
all kindred ailments recommend the Scandinavia
Remedies the cry bsst medicines extant. They
destined achieve not an ephen,eraI scecss, hut per
manent and deserved reputation which will render them
necessity In every family .Ndpolron. o. Worth Went
March 2. - See advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

4" Horticultural Society.-This association
will meet in Horticultural Hall this evening
for the transaction Of important business.
and it is desirable that all the members who
can attend will do so.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Mirror Of Fdshion.-We have Nine. DE-.
xoREsT's Quarterly Mirror Of Fashions for tn
wintsr:of 1923. This il cxclusiv, " fish.
ION magazine. 1t contains large and SPLEEN
did colored steel fashion plates. large plate
ofcloaks, plate of children's costumes, new
braidword and embroidery, nearly 100 Ell.
cravings Of the fashionable novelties, and any
amount Of information on fashions, and
three full sized patterns. Published by Nine.
DExoHEsr, 473 Broadway, N. Y. at 81 per
year. Lies saas
Go g.. q. II. R-In our advertising
columns may be found the present " time
table Of the above road. There is probably
no setter managed or better paying road In
the United States than the Galena & Chicago
Union Railroad. Some idea Of the business
It performs may be gained from the follow
ing item which we clip from the Chicago
Journal tga .-a..o X. p 1e "A
Some idea Of the business transacted BY
the Chicago, Burlington Quincy, and the
Chicago 4 Galena Union railroads. may be
inferred from the fact that on that portion Of
the latter road. cast of the Ga!ena Junction.
SyeF which the traina Of the former road also
pass, there are thirty trains daily each way
Of sixty trains passing that paint every. TWEEN
tysfour hours. 81, s<
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Third loma.-Our former townsman, CART.
j. B. Smith. is at present in command Of the
Third Iowa Regiment A# 3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

WEAKNESS AND DERlLITy.-An who suffer from
weakness or debility where there Is want Of energy,
should ut once have recouts. to JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN
IT. Rp PILLS. They Immediately purify the blood aud
upon the m,insprng Of M giving strength and vigor
the system Young persons INTERIM int" wonanhood
with derangcmen, Of the functions ard TO mothers at
the of life, these pills will be most eicacious in cor
rectng the tide Of life that may be the turn Young
and elderly suffer in similar at the same
periods when there always dan they should there
fore undergo Of this purifying medicine, which
ensures lasting health.
This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead.
ing necessaries Of ie, II is well known to the world
that complants other remedies cannot reach this
fact is as well established tina the Sun lights the
World. .t .rt...
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by al, Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28


Sudden rise in paper. Within few weeks
print paper has gone up about 40 per cent,
and the prospect is that will continue to adj.
vance in price. Ink, and in fact everything
else used about a printing Office, las advanc.
ed proper tonatey. I: this state Of things
are to exist any length Of time. we will Ger
tainly reduce the size Of the Courier or the
first Of January. We are compelled to do
this or increase the price Of subscription, and
we prefer the former II We cut down the
size, We will take out few patent medicine
advertisements and set the reading matter in
small type. BY SO doing our readers will re.
ccive the same amount of reading matter
Country papers will have t" 'remr down
now or effectualy" dry up Waterloo Con.
ripr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

e-. Weather.-It is showing hard to day, and
there il prospect Of good sleishing immed-
lately.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Course Of Lectures.--Dr. B. NJ. DEWEY, Of
Rochester, N. Y, commences to night in the
basement Of the Presbyterian Church, =
course Of three Lectures on Phrenology
Anatomy and Geology. The DR.. comes very
highly recommended as full Of fact. and fun.
The Delhi Journal. Lansing Union, and
other papers throughout the State, where
the gentleman has been, speak in the high
est terms Of the lectures. The lectures will
be illustrated by large apparatus. Ladies
Tree the first evening. Lecture to commence
mt "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

lst Wheat.-Whcat is worth from IS to Is
cents. Large quantities coming in.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Oid Folks Concert ladies' connected
with the Congregational Ch arch of this place
are preparing rich treat f"r our amusement
loving public, to come off "n the evening Of
Thursday, December llth At a meeting
held last Wednesday evening the programme"
for an Old Folks Concert, in connection with
a grand supper, was arranged. Thr,oncert
will be a novelty to orr cit,zrns. The per
formers will he dressed IN the fashions OF y
century ago, and the music will b. Of char
actcr to correspond. The services of a per
son thoroughly competent t" carry the pro
yramme through successfully have been en-
Gagged. Many Of our best singers and muSi-
cans are engaged in this cntcsprisn, and will
practice daily till the time Of the concert
rlit ladies who have this affair under their
own supervision ale bound to make it the
"higgest thing" that ever came off in this
latitude. After the concert there will Lx
spread table grooming under the weight of
just as good e.liblcs ms the best cooks of the
place cat, prepare. The admission fee will
he % cents to the concert, and % cents ad-
'litional to the supper. Those who do no,
wish supper Of conrSe need not buy ticket
to this latter part Of the entertainment. At
the meeting last Wednesday night the fol
lowing COMMITTEES were appointed:
Committee on NfU>.-wm. r. Case. g. ". Miner, A.
Alien. y. X. Sawyer. T.. W. Babceck and J. Prouty.
Dec"rat'ng c,mmittre.-Nir. ami Mrs. =. Boei,mler.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Mhts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller, Mr.. aud
Mrs. @. A. Crosby The boys II the Sabbath School
appointed committee to provide rversreens
T0ble CommiHes.--Mrs. Burke Mrs. l.. +. Perkins,
Mrs. u. A. Perkins, Mrs. Y. llotclkisS. Mrs. \.
All n, Mrs. waikup. Mrs Bryant. Mrs Babcock, Mrs.
Hatch, Mrs Miner, Miss C"naer. Mrs. W. H. Sessions,
Mrs. Doolitte. Mrs. liodEn. and Miss Mary Mathews.
Printing Csmmittee.-H. A. Perkins, A. Allen and
l.. II. Fifeld.
Committee for saks of Tckets.-Miss Hattie Schenck
Miss BELLE johnson and Mis-. Alice Donl'ttl-. Tickets
also he obtained AZ Hatch Aien. Miner Dry
Miller Wilson'S. asd ~ the dn,r
Music Campiihee.-Dsa. Porter, =. r. Sawyer, and
Mrs. Case.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Notice 10 hereby given to all whom may concern that
On snd after the first day Of December next we the
undersigned, publishers and printers Of Black Hawk
County, shall charge for the publishing Of all legal no.
sces such sherGs Sales Original Notices ETC., One
Dollar and Fifty cents square for the first insertion
and ssventy-fve cents . square for each subsequent
insertion The recent great advance In all printing ma.
tsra and the consequent increased expenses Of
psper establishment render this advance in rates mper
alive. .. .... ---t
Nv. II. HARTMAN, Waterloo Courier.
H.A. / q. D. PERKINS, Cedar Falls Gazette.
Nov. eth, 1863. e.s. ...-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

Dea'h Of Soldier GEO. HAWKINS. a
young man about eighteen years ofagc, who
was member Of the Chickasaw county COM
panys in the 3Sth regiment, died at the Car
ter House in tfis place. last Sunday. of ,y-
phoid fever. Some ten days before his death
he was sick in the hospital at Dubuque, but
the company being granted Through, he
got up from his sick bed, and started for
holne. He got as far as this place when he
was taken worse. and died as stated above -
His sister was with him during the last days
Of his illness, and he received every attention
but all was not sufficient to avert the fate
which his own imprudence hastcncd. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28
NJ AIR II ! Il. u.

In Cedar Falls. on the eth inst, by W. CHAPMAN,
Esq, Mr.. JACOB rFEIFFER and Miss KAROLINA
SlIACs, all Of this place. e. ..-a
We have received very Rne cake, and the newly mat
cd will please accept best wishes for their future
peri,y nd happiness. May heir honey
In Cedar Falls, on the 9Th inst. by N. ". CHAPMAN.
Esq, Mr.. AUGUST fRERKOLTY and Miss CAROLINE
BARTEKONNY, all Of this place. .f $500
These parties the persons that have ust opened an
eating saloon two doors south OF the Inman House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28

FErnitHre.-We would call the attention
Of our readers to SnAw's Furniture advertise,
n,ent. which may he found IN this weeks pa
per. In size and variety the stock cannot
he surpassed west Of Dubuque, and we doubt
il 1t has It's superior in that city. 1t emhra.
ces every variety from the cheap for the poor
mans kitchen to the sumptuous HAIR cloths
and marblc-tops for the rich mans parlor.
1t would he worth your while to l,nk through,
his stere-room even should you not wish to
purchase. II you would escape the fate Of
the unfortunate man shown in one Of the
cuts contained in the advertisement, buy
ycur furniture Of SuAw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
CKEMORAE GARDEN.

Mr. Nixon has added 20 bis entertainments 4, the
Creuorue Ga,drn two Iew ATTRACTIONS. which we
t,e 10 REPRESENT he extremes Of tGe universe. Toe
fins: il ballet which tho and characters are
celc tisl and the SECOND ia r,G-hot est on OF
scieuce W ich We Judge 10 lie ~ internal origin.
Th. ansthess IL moe strongly marked by The iact
that The ballet illustrates period Of mytLolopicn'
anqnily while tie fame ion sIn lossessesa purely
modern glare and boits birth receat That of
AN eruption equal satanic, the Southern rebellion
10 Inch, iuoeed, II bears pctullnr, ough antgv-
ni.lic, relation. or the ballet, We may sny that II
be,r,ys that bubble aud shsdowy plan which usually
distinguishes tue sataory drama IL obtains all
the yassions, which are ,eysray depicted on the
light lic toe. We have revenge, lovs. hnte, in
fact the entire brood of NJ. Coliuss celebrated in
veuiory and We observe that they all linde with u
pose and cuIminuic IN pirouett-. w, take pride ia
teIting the DRY clearly tefore our readers. The
parting curtain discosts Vulcan with nuerous IRONS
III ihs ire, ana surrounded by band If Cyclops
each Of whom has three eyee. Vulcan hobbies about
with a broken gait that &c Is NJ the origin Of his
title Of Olym ian, rnd asures that, far no 10
concerned It 10 not irOm the that may expect
lghness and fantasy, but rather from Tho anAe joint
or knee. He is fabncatiny net with which be pur-
roses to enfod Venus and Mars in their stronghold,
and crush ont the rebellion with o single squeeze
Cupid drops 10 TO have his Arrows newly barbed,
aud departs without setting the hi ], duty to which
among other things, Love is sometimes biud. Yul-
Gun, however. considers himself we'll paid by the
information which the intelligent ind reliable"
infant affords him. lie seizes his suare-trap, and
ekirmishss od toward CyPrus, where Mars Las Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

tabShed his headquarters, and is vigorously in
trenchiug. The anvil and tools are borne away by
two gentlemen in livery Of tie nineteenth century,
and tie scene closes.
We have next charming view Of the Island Of
Cyprua Cupid, now thoroughly in Yuoans service,
ufkes "A balloon reconnaissance susp u ed by two
wires. In coueequsnce Of lie favorable report Vul-
can advances 10 force TIE Cyclops issi appear n
picket. acting Us if they onsht % uave single eve
IN il,., nssiers interest j1t Incapable, undee he
CT cum.trce,. Of .gch slc,iicd devotion. Trey
sreud tneif snare, yni eyacuale the p'Acc. on
,trpre.,ic principles. Veuu- then guides ito view.
rhe nuuralncss with W ch the female char eter re-
fleets hat Of a beloved Object is beanthuliy ex'
pee 90 BY tie fact that. in tho warI'ke soas an
se,ce, sbe ~ reposng upon welfhs"er speh-
compnred with which we conceive wuiAhg ulon t1e
crater of a volcano to 10 simple and agreeable ex-
terimeut Murs enters, and ii deeply iJnchei pnFi'y
+, V.uuss ur,,,nde. pur,ly By tie arrow Of Cnpd.
who movers near. lie Immediately oilers hef us
bat. or. rat er, hemet. Venus. wishing to take
eoa 10 ny,ia.e heg,eh still iriher, sugser's dang
ng. etthe momeu, wien her joy and slipper gre NJ
the highest point, tho net clos upon then. In van
tney siye ~ break tle nesher; tie N gc eords are
ove.rrof. yu'cau issgrs proclamation, eApiefsns
be satisfaction With tire bet result.
In tie list scene, JGlilar Is discovered on Us
cloudy throne, in Of great baQplaess, having
lus' dyed bio bean black. Mrs and Venus, ~ Els
taugied sn4uce, appeal for iu;es' enlon. Jup'tfF'
" 10 has been itching for Vre,ext pus on vir'n'
ons air and says thai tle Interests Of divinity &C.
60, . .,....,.o, IS bo,t,Ii,i,s Nlac,p feals Iii