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ELECTRICITY.
LOOK AND LIvEi

WORD TO THE WISE I3 SUFFICIENT
An diseased conditions both acute and ehronic whore
there is vitality enough left to react permanently
cured by wAuantee No 1920 Walnut street, Philade
phls and Of failure In most oh nae maIadles.
charge made. Electrical Institution, established
sbout ave yOArs ago by Professor Boles Read the fO
lowing;-
class OF maladics prevails 10 a feArfui extent In
communities, booming 10000 youths OF both sexos
annually to an early grave. These diseases arc yery
impereety understood. Their external Manifestations or
symptoms debility, relax alton, aud great
exhaustion, marasmus, wasting and consumption OF
the tissues Of tho whole body, shornoss OF breathing OF
too hurried breathing ascending hin or sh OF stau,
Dapiation Of the heart asthma brouchits, and dry,
sore throat tremb ing and shaking the and lower
imbs aversion to society business, and to study
dlmness Of the eyeslght. loss Of memory, dlEzi
OF the hoad neuralgia, pains In various parts Of
the body, pains in the back and lower limbs, lam
bsgo dyspepsia consumption Of the bowels, deranged
Of the kidneys, and many other glands Of the
bedy producing virulent diseases In both males and
females Tx ewss epilepsy hystcs, and different forms Of
spasms. Now, thcn, ninety nine cases out Of
every hundred OF all the above named diseases and
host of others not named consumption Of the lungs
the spinal haye their origin in the pevc
the want Of by of the od medical sysems
ofpractice.
All the aboye-named maIadlcs treated and cured BY
Professor Bol es, at No. 1920 Walnut street.
DISEASES OF FEMALES.
PTolapsus uteri, Louootrhoa, Amenoirh@a Dysmsnor-
pints have their orsjn In loss ofthe vital OF the
body brought Oh by INJURIES excessns Bedenary habits,
personal abuses aboriOns and ire Of powerful m0di
enes, Some o the peculiar symptoms dragging pains
through We hips aud back, OF the limbs and
rsne lansuor and debility throughapt the entire system.
The efeoe produced from these troublesome mAades
almost mulhtudnous. Consumption Dyspepsia Neural
Ria, Psrny sis Deafness Bndness Fits, Insanity, and
oven ldiocy are not uncommon.
No eectual ollabie remedy has been found for
these alarming complaints tn late discovery in the
OF Electricity nAsrct sordance with the positive
and negative polar action Of the Uterine Organs. We
failed In curing all OF the above diseases except In
parts.
Consultation free
PROF. BOLLES h DIR, BROWN,
je4-stuthlm No. l220 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
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GENERAL DOBLADO COMING TO THE
UNITED STATES.

The French seem 10 have it all their own
way in Mexico just now, though there is
considerable Mexican party in the country,
who have not yielded to the new order of
things, and do not appear disposed to do 50,
If they can help it. They can do nothing,
however, efiectually to recover the Govern
ment from the foreign usurpers Of it, as their
military strength and resources are, alone,
unequal to the task. Their hope lies, there
fore, in aid from abroad and it is TO the United
States that they look lor that much-coveted
succor. A correspondent writing to the New
Orleans Era, under date of June 8, ultimo,
says that Generals DoBLADo and DE BORDEN
are on their way to this country, and that
great things are expected from them" We
oppose this means that those two mill
eSsficers and patriots are coming hither to
abouSath the Washington Administration
some ansendition Of Mexico, and to seek
represent nlspt by which the cause they
encouragement Afforded assistance and
That the fugtaNS
ceived by our GoyernissA be Hospitality re-
probable. But we do nalea people Is very
ana direct assistance our naAssAat positive |
can give them In resisting the rUsahorities |
MILAN without becoming seriously MAXI
In the Mexican quarrel. That, for eSaA
present reasons, would be, to say the 10Y
inconvenient at this time; and It is hardly !
be expected that our Government, whiC
reitalned from any hostile opposition to Il
aoheme OF France and Austria for estal
fishing the monarchy recently inaugurated
Mexico while that scheme was in i
innsption and progress, win consent now
Rrselpliats itRslf into tho cODtrVYerSy' HaYlD
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Strangers in the city Wishing the Great Central Fair and
citizens generally, viii find the best Clothing and the most
reasonable prices at WASAMAKER a. lROwSs,
OAK HALL,
sE. corner Sixth and Market streets.
LARKN & Co., the Incompatible photogra-
pliers, at the southeast corner of Eighth and
Arch, have made special arrangements for the
coming week, in order TO accommodate visitors
10 the Fair. During the week, six superb cdrteS
de riSite will be taken for one dollar
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Jewelry, and
Siverwsre, at
w. b. Eltonhead's, No. 1922 Chesnut ST.
HATs.-Straw and soft hats, most fashionable
Styles at Laing & Co.'S, Sixth and Chestnut
streets.
GREAT SECRET discovered to avoid la'e break
fasts and make cheerful homes Buy your Coal
Of A. S. Dotter, No. 3Oi n Broad street.
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FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June q, 1864.
Sealed offers VIII be received at .hs Department, under
the act OF March g. 1868, until of WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day OF July 1884 for bonds of the UHted Stae to
LARS being the amount of unacccpted under the
Notice Proposals for Loan dated 9th instant The bonds
will bear annual interest Of six per oentum. payable
semi annually in coin, the rs days OF July and Jan
ofeach year aud after the 30th Of June 1881
Each offer must be for nifty one hundred dollars,
multiple of hundred dollars, and must state
the sum- including premum offered for each hundred
dollars in bonds, for ifty, Nuen the offer Is for
than lfty. Two per cent. Of the principal,
Cluong premium, of the whole amount offered must be
deposited guarantee for payment of subscription IL
accepted wiki the Treasurer of the United States at
Washington, with the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, st. Louis; with the
Designated Depository at Baltimore, Pittsburg Cincln
natl, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, Buhaoi with
any National Banking Association authorized receive
deposits which may the business with
out charge Duplicate certificates OF deposit will be
Issued to depostors by the officer association receiving
them the originals which be forwarded with the
oerB to the Department All deposits should be made in
time for advice of offers with certificates reach Wash
g,on not later than the morning of July6 No offer not
accompanied by Its proper certificate of deposit viii
sidered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued win be of tho
denominations of $50 Sl0O $500 and $1,000. Registered
Bonds Of 5000 and $40 900 win also Issued aired.
9th ofJuiy by the Secretary Of the Assistant Secre
tsTes The awards VIII be made by the Secretary TO the
highest and notice acceptance decuaton win
be Immediately given to the respective oerers; and In
OF acceptance bonds OF the descriptions and denom
nations preferred will be sent to the subscribers at tho
cost Of the Department. final payment Of nstalmens.
The original deposit Of per cent will be reckoned In
the last ins'alment paid by successful oerers will
BE- Immediately returned to those whose offers may be
accepted.
The OF accepted offers must be deposited with
the Treasurer, officer association authorized
to under this notice. advice Of acceptance OF oer
follows - One third before the 10th; third
before the lJth and the balance including the
premium and original two cent deposit before the
20th Of July Interest bonds will be gin wi the date
deposit Parties preierrng may pay the rled nts-
rest from date of bond, July to date of deposit.
Offers under this notice should be endorsed 0fer for
Loan and ADDRESSED the Secretary of he Treasury
No offer viii be considered at less rate Of premium than
four per cent.
sP.CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
10 M, t,ts
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Iron safes.-Heep 70 before the PhiIR-
dophla public that Lies so-oaed Burglar Proof safes
manufactured in Troy, New York, can be opened
without noise by drilling small hole just over the
centre Of the look dial and using small wire Any
Of his Safes can, by this method be opened in one
minute after the hole has been drilled SAID hole be
drilled in from quarter half two hours time There is
Safe Of his make in June 1864, which cannot bO
drilled and opened In this manner.
Parties interested referred to my Challenge 10 Lille
and other facts relative to bis Safes, published in tho
"North American" June o. 1864, and "sundAy Dis
patch" June 10, 1864.
Notwithstanding the positive given by Mr.
Lille TO the public that his Safes drill proof persons
desiring to be convinced have snly to call At Evans
wa,sons saamandcr Safe Store, No. l6 :. Fourth street
where the operation Of drilling and opening viii be donen
thor presence every morning at 10 O'Clock, until the pub
lie satisfied that lis Safes be d,od and opened
without making any noise.
DAVID EVANS,
or the Firm OF Evans g. Watson.
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HOOpEs-RUSSELL.-O the 18th utm1 at the Ash
land House, in the Irosence Of Mayor Henry, THOMAS
HOOfE@, tf Chester COui ty. Ia 10 AMANDA daughter
OfThOmas Russell, OF Hartford county, Md
MAGUIRE-nEs roS.-On June 30, by the Rev. Andrew
LOupacre, WILLIAM \. MAGulRE TO EMILY j. HES
TON, both OF IIsstonyllc, Philadelphia.
ROIRER-wARDLEY.-- the 30th Of June, at the
Merchants Hotel by the Rev. II. y. HuTn JOHN 3.
pennsy ania.
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DrARnHd.A AND DYsENTERY.

fails to subduo the violent attacks Of these
complaints, matter rom what they originate. As
changes Of climate, water &C. often produce these serious
diseases others should keep supply
ofthc Carmlnatye by them
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FOR SALE AND TO Ter.

- COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.--A q
Ei SPLENDID country Residence, with all modern II
COnyenienCes and two Of ground. alf mile trOf
Kenneu Square, and adjoining Clegant mansion Of Bayd
TAYLOR. IL viii be sold great sacrifice by creditors.
Railroad and telegraph within teen minutes ride Apply
TO q. n. PAINTER, or W y, WADDELL, Esq West
Chester, Pa, or JACOB HUEl, iamOrton, fenna. jaA
- FOR SALE.-S5O, 900 WORTH IN GOOD
EA Houses large and ~, terms to suit purch
eiiher with without incumbrance for cash aud good
trade. Inquire of, from 10 to II o clock, A. ".
THOS. NJ. PL0WMAN No. POI .. FOURTH Street.
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" II L A S IN 5 Why
PERSONS PREFER THE "FLoRENog"
1t does better and finer work than be done any
other Machine, and skips stitches.
II Is the only Machine that make Il lock and knot
stitches.
It's the only Machine having perfect ana uniform ten
sion of upper and lower thread.
II is the only Machine having the reversible feed notion
enabling the operator the seams thereby
saving much labOr.
tits the onv Machine that win not vex and annoy the
operator by getting out of order.
is The only Machine correct mechanical prin-
cplcs any springs to set out order aud win last
lifetime.
VII.
There other Machine that will do so wide a range
U
another; be made instantly, while the Machine is in
motion,
II uses all kinds OF thread, aud Hens, Fells, Binds
Tueks, Bralds, Cords, Quilts, Gathers, and sows on
Rufie at the same time.
TX.
1t possOsses many advantages all Others that
is universally acknowledged to be tho perfection Of Seeing
Machines.
There is no risk in buying the Florence We warrant
Machine to give entire satisfaction, money
funded. Besides keep them In order and give nsruc-
tlon free Of charge The public invited to call and
the operations Of this perfection Of Sewing Machines It
muS be seen to be appreciated and costs you nothing 10
test is psrifS.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
NO. go CHESTNUT Street,
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enOLEnA 1srANrrM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT.

CHOLERA ISFANTuM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
Is speedily and eneotuay cured by the Carurnstye
II removes all Of the Abdomen, Alays the rda
ton and calms the action the Stomach and may always
be relied to relieve tho surerlnsa Of the little ones
when used according 10 directions.
Cholera Morbu' Cioue. Gripping PaiRs, Sour Stomach
waicrbrash Pain or sickness Of the stomach, Want Of
Appetite, Wind In the Bowels, Cramps, Sea Sickness. and
all Bowel Anectors RndNervous Diseases removed by
JAYNE's CARMTEATIyE BALsAM with more GER
tainy and than by other preparation yet offered
the public Prepared only at No. 2i2 CHsSUr rect. jy2
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AsIATIC CHOLERA.

The prompt use Of Dr. D. JAYNE's CARMINATIvE
BALsAM win always remove the Darrh@a and Cramps
which accompany the attacks Of Cholera thus omen
querng the disease in It's ncipienoy Il has frequently
been administered in nelgborhoods where the Cholera
has been raging cpdemlcaly and has never failed to give
immediate and permanent relief
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SATURDAY, JULY ., 1864.

a DAILY AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER

Mas. DRKws ARCH sTREEr rHEATEE, Arch street. above
and Good Jor Nothing. Doors open At
IN. Curtain rises at quarter to o'clock.
HNw CRxsSUT sTREEr THEATRE, Chesnut street, above
Tveifh.-zRe ScvoH Sisters. DOon open att To com
meDee at 8 O'clock
ELEvESgH srRsEr oPERA HousR.-CarnorOss DlKey's
Ministries. Open a. o'olook
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n. q. whitman a COy,
Manufacturers ef New and Delicious Connections, Almond
Paste, Chocolate, caraIneis, Creams La Mode de
Paris, exquiAtely favored.
Roasted jordan Almonds, &o, &c.
No. sls Chestnut slrOot, below Fourth.
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CHOLERA. SUMMER COMPLAINT, ALL BOWEL
AFFECTIONS, &C..
JAYSEs CAUMINATfyE BALsAM,
Am rRosrrLr CURED nv

mediate relief whom promptly administered. Asc does not
impair la virtues, neither is II subject to tho varying In
Huences ofolmate being equally effective in all lattudes
his In all respects what 1t claims to bcA "S,aHdard
Household Remedy" which every family should be sup
piled with.
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/ i l. l. 1c'S
CHILLED-IR0N SAT- E.
MOT DEAD. BUT LIVETH."
DAVID EVANS, ESQ.,,

DAVID EVANS, ESQ,
Of the Firm OF Evans h Watson -
1t would soom from your late notice in THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH and other newspapers that you have opened
school Of instruction for testing Lilies Chled-rOn Safe,
acting, presume, in two-old capacity first,
the instructor of thieves second the protector Of the
people-two very responsible positions, truly.
Now, very deslrous to aid you in every way,
In this important work (mpOrant to the thief that he
may not uselessly employ his time crminally, ex-
pose his person; important to the people, that they
may know and feel that their treasures
cure), propose, In the future to warrant every
Bank Safe that may be sold by Agent at Philadelphia
proof against your scientific aalnmens In the art OF
burglary; and you have dintereSedy volunteered
TO instruct and enghen the burglar and protect the
people in ths art, shall take the liberty to give you
timely of the arrival of each Safe and not only
ask you each safe their arrival upon your
scientific plan publicly announced, but claim that
have the right to insist upon It In your new position
public teacher and benefactor; and II this is not
sufficient reason, have still another to urge.
Your present facilities for satisfactory test very
deficient, as you have but very imperfect Safe to
operate upon and If you accept proposition, your
field of operations viii be much enlarged and your
efforts may prove much satisfactory to the public
We admit, ever have, &C you succeed to grind
drill hole through the door In the front of the lock- at
any point is fatal and done in any way practical 10
the burglar, the Safe is not burglar proof.
The Arst Safe shall expect you to test, above
propose d, Safe just ordered for bank in the nte-
rOr Of the state. We expect to arrive in Philadelphia,
and to be ready for test Monday, the 10th OF July.
at 10 O'Clock A. and should there bo any delay in its
arrival 1t win be announced in time. We trust you viii
be ready for this test.
Respectfully, LEWIS LILLE SON,
M. G. SADLER, Agent,
jyl-G No. 2l s. SEVENTH Street.
FiAe Havana Cigars
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s P.oHAse,


Secretary of the Treasury.
Notice to 0ncers receiving deposits under this adyer-
tsement-The preliminary certificate Of deposit of two
per must be credited upon your current
as 1t Ia to bo Included In the final deposit. je2T-u
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PIANOS.

seVenh and Chesnut streets,
=----==-=-=--------- =-=-==--------=
,,,,,,,e, ,,1,,,,,, ,,,,,, -. ,.r..., s
Nj AGEES ENN ELOPE MANUFACTORY
ul and Paper Store, No BIG CHE5NUr Street.
Envelope ManuiActory,
No. s1s Chestnut street, No S}iie Chesnpt s,res,
No ZIG Chesnut street. No 36 Chestnut street
No. al6 Chesnut street, No. 3l6 Chestnut street
PAPER and Enyoiopes
Paper and Envelopes
Wholesale and Retail, Wholesale and Retail
wholesale and Retail Wholesale and Retail,
Al The Lowest Prices.
and Fourth yl-2t
,,aIo u NJ II ID a >
An acceptable ad 0aeTDE gtDAIa to ever; Patriot
Tho only correct and authorized
MEDALLION LIKENESSES
pprs,nvvr ,,,yco,x OF
LIEUTENANT-GENERALG GRANT,
Manufactured in Sterling Silver and Copper and White
Metal Sample sent by mail free Of charge receipt of
- Box 2i6s Phlladelphla Post Once.
---.o-- o---o-. 14--m -
1rEw STyTF pAppp AT NJAopD,e,
nW o. p L nh L Z al , EiS, n MAIZE y =
Lp saInyS!opes AND Ana IP Paper 70 msic9,
Red EnyelgPes and Paper @ match;
New style Note Paper ooioIed on the ith page.
Wi!h Envelopes to match
MAGEE's, No 3I6 CHEsNUT Street,
AZ MhGEE - NO ~ ChESNUT street,
at AAOEEs, NO. 3l6 CHESHUT Street jyl-H
------------------------
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T E. w A Il ~ a " E ~.
SUCCESSOR TO w. n. CARRVI.
MASONIC HALL,
No. 7l9 OHEsNUT Street,
WIN DOW - H ID H -
CURTAINS.
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a FOR SALE LOW, OR EXCHANGE, IN
i neat Country Seat with good improvements ls IL
acres Of excellent Land four and half miles from Mar
street bridge Haverford street. In the Twenty fourth
Ward. Passenger railroad within X mile.
MILLER,
No. IH n. SIXTH Street.
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- FOR SALE.-KREP IT BEFORE THE
M people that have always 100 Dwellings on hand, of
which immediate possession can be had.
$4,000, coo worth Of Real Estate In my CAtalogue.
Every business transaction carried through upon the
observance Of the stTiotest honesty and integrity.
Practical Real Estate Agent AND H Hbf99keIi
No. 1Df N. SIXTH street.
-,,.. ,,5TT. = 20, % -rrTURH RRFRRRNOR
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/ Bashfi,I Bows Experience.

We extract the following from Il popular story.
1t is the early experience of a bashful boy.
Well, my sister Lib gave a party one night,
and | STAYED away from home, because | was too
bashful to face the music. L hung round the
house whistling =" Old Dan Tucker, " dancing TO
keep my feet warm, watching the heads bobbing
up and down behind the window curtains, and
wishing the laundering party would break up SO
i could get into my room. smoked up a bunch
of cigars, and as it was getting late and mighty
uncomfortable, / concluded TO climb up the
door post. No sooner said than done, and l
soon found myself snug in bed. Now" says
/, . let her rip! Dance till your wind is OUT"
And cuddliDg under the quilts Morpheus grab
bed me. | was dreaming of soft sheiled crabs
and stewed tripe, and having q good time, when
somebody knocked at the door and woke me up.
Rap, rap, rap. Then l heard a whispering, and
| knew there was q whole raft load of girls
outside. rap, rap !" Then LIB sang out,
Jack, are you in there ?' Yes" says L.
and then came a roar of laughter. "Let us in,''
said she. 81 won't" says L cant you let a
fellow alone ~ Are you abed ?" said she.
." am, - said |, then came another laugh. by
thunder, l began TO get riled Z" Get out you
petticoated scarecrows, cant you get a oeau
without hauling a fellow out of bed? L won't
90 home with any Of you'll wont-so you may
clear out" And sending my boot at the door,
| felt better.
But presently-O mortal buttons I heard a
still small voice, very much like sister Lab 8 ana
y siIu, JdCh, yOu II nave u y hPs " IL WV
girls things are in there" Oh, dear, what a
pickle! Think OF me in bed, all covered with
shawls, muffs, bonnets and cloaks, and twenty
girls outside waiting to get in. AS 1T was L
rolled out among the ribbons in a hurry. Smash
went the millinery in every direction. l had to
dress in the dark-for there was Il crack IN the
door, and girls will peak-and tire way l FUN
bled about was death ON straw hats. The eriti-
cal moment ut last came. After running my
hand all over my clothes to see that everything
was right and tight, l opened the door and found
myself right among the women. 80 my leg.
horn :" cries one. My dear winter velvet ~
cried another-and they pitched in-they pulled
me this way and that-they boxed my ears and
one little bright-eyed piece-Sal her name was
put her arms around my neck and kissed me
right on the lips Human nature couldn't
stand that, and 1 gave her as good as she sent.
90 Jack said she, " we are sorry to disturb you,
but won't you see me homer" EYES," says L,
{" will" l did it, and had another smack at
the gate, too. After that we took q kinder
turtle doving after each other, both of us sigh
ing like a barrel of cider when We were away
from each other.
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Grey, blue, green and scarlet blankets
Oil carpetng, tapestry Competing
Carpet Eags, black silk Grape
Black silk umbrellas. black cotton umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents silk and kid gloves black and coor'd
Linen Huckabuck towels, Russia crash
Bed quits. velyet-silk and satin bonnet ribbons
Black silk hat ribbons. Berlin wool
Black and fancy colored Ostrich feathers,
Ivory tooth combs, Buffalo dressing combs,
Hair brushes, metal and bone pant buttons
Pearl buttons, white linen tape
Suspenders, playing cards
French calf skins. walking canes
Corks, cane seat arm chars and sofas
Sailors looking glasses
Framed states
tobacco pipes
Smoking tobacco,
Room paper and borders
Gunny bags
Birch brooms
Red brick
Fire and arch brick
Soda ash in cssks
Pipe clay in casks
Eaoiin in casks
~Blacksmith's Goals in casks
$50 tons bs .stesm Goals.
&c. &c, Sc, 42s-2n
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LANDS FOR SALE.

- ANY OR ALL PERSONS WHO sEs
1::. wish to purchase any of the hereinafter men S[$
.e.l- toned Lands or any part thereof, had 49,
better come Immediately to the undersigned. The following are
n lffn "a Ianla Cr sal--