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CARD.

CHRONIC DISEASE.-Ty the term. chronTc
disease, is generally understood one that has
lasted for some weeks, md is not attended,
BeneTnliN, with fehrile reaction. These coseS
eAhi6lt but little tendency to recover when
unaldcS1 and many of them nre not amena-
pLe 70 the common modes of medication. All
chrome ulSe0sCS, when treated in Season con
Always he cured by proper menuR but IL ne
qulFCS time. Andit should he borne in mind
ny every patient, that in tho treatment Of
chronic diseases, perseverance Is nbsolutniv
necessary, because It is rIrely indeed that
quick cures 9na nAde by the most skillet
physicians. The fact that nCnte mniadies
run their course rapidly, and must be promnf
" checked lest they prove fatal, has been a
great stumbling block In the way of hotii
physicians and patients in the treatment of
SSEnEEonic ntecttonS, and more injury Inns hesy1
SneciEd, and more diseases fnSteiieiI TarT1o
I.SlItIS upon inValids by efforts tomal1ts onIci-
SnTtISS,, ul1S olnSS of diseases than by aiTnSSf
y1iiI, StiIIls elSe. Time and patience toCufher
Is;IIII,P9 P TenHetlies and care are always
aSsl1lEN IN the medication of chronic Ijfs
49, AZ ~ gentle means that guccee6 IInrf II,
SC11sT tle system viii moi ISSoI- TITISiIIo
eAcltauOnI consequently ali T1oIiICot Ias
SilOulu pc mild and persistent chnnsjT,r' tS
abnormal condition Of the system sIiiS liz I!e
TINS bringing 1t back tn its originsi 61.iS.
standard. See Dr.. Kisner1s cnfJl in nI,StftS
column. : frsF7- MOO i - a. 'ANOthef
Once hours nom 9 to I2 a. NJ, to 4 ana a
" 8. ~. t-l-t=-4.lz jy2o2w
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PREsESTAT1oN.Lwe copy the follow
ing from Cumberland paper. It will
show how the people of other cities APP
preciate the acting of Mr.. Raymond:
On the 18th inst, Mr.. John T. Ray
mond, lessee of the Cumberland Thea
The house was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and at the close of the Last
scene, Mr.. Theodore Hamilton, on be-
half of large number of the friends
and admirers of Mr.. Raymond in this
city presented him with a massive gold
vest chain of the most exquisite work
manship, as token of their apprecia-
ton of his efforts to please the patrons
of the drama here. Mr.. Raymond
takes with him the good wishes of the
entire community, and his return will
always be looked forward to with
pleasure. la
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TuEATRE.-Afr. Raymond announces
the great sensation drama of the Streets
of New York for tonight. The piece
has been for some time in preparation
and will be produced in excellent style.
Mr.. Hamilton will appear in his favo-
rite character of Badger, Miss NJ. E.
Gordon as the heiress. Raymond will
do Puffy, the baker.
We are pleased to acquaint our read
ers that Mr.. Raymond and his dramatic
company remains for one week more,
during which time the renowned play
of Uncle Toms Cabin will be produced.
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lofts for Sale

In South WHeeling or RiteAietown.
MOS s, 8, 1873 Il, 10 and 10, in square No.
The above lots are in the square below Mfr.
Samuel Ot's-lie in q block surrounded by
streets and alleys. -Four Of them front on the
river
Also, lots Nos and 10, in square 80,
Nos. Z and 8, in square SO, = =
Nos Is and l6, in square A.,
Nos. 3, 4 and Il, in square 43,
Nos. IL and IL, IN square SO,
NOT, in square IS, II.i''t DO o.
Nos. and TO- in square 4G
No. 3, and part of 4, in square 40.
The above property can be purchased Mt
private sale, until Tuesday, July D, when the
lots remaining unsOld will be offered at pub
lie snle at the Court House. f;tHf'El 80
APplyeto g!.H THOS. O'BRIEN, q
ju4-td 2" Reeister Once.
the 18th day OF August. JUS
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Wheeling Female College
WHEEIING, ". VA. -.

UNHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
with full collegiate powers in 1864, and
recently reorganIzed under new Board Of
tute on the INST Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly refltted and newly furnished
throughout.
extent and comprehensiveneSs of its course
OF study, in its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience of
It's Board of instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being flTst-clasS seminary.
Having had many years experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational Institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, l feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation Of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend to young Indies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsid
Of our eastern metropolitan cities.
It affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engngementsof n CORPS
0t teachers Of distinguished ability, expe-
Hence and reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
q an early day, having especial reference to
ths PREPARATION Of young ladies' for the bust
/: A. iPREPARNToR11, lDEpxHrMESr will be
enter the collegiate. a = {
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominations
principles; the leading churches of this vicIni,
tyI the Methodist, tho PTesby terrain and the
Episcopalinn, being represented in the Facul.
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

DEING deSirons OF changing my business
ID offer for sale my valuable property situat-
ed in and near the town of SardIs, comprising
q mrm near Sardls and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigh-
" acres, ninety acres Of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard OF
choice fruit trees. 'fl:s,.5T r.
A farln near SarlLs, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing 40 acres,
fifty acres Of which are cleared, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hun
dred trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
species, ma
Also, my large BRICK (steam) FLOUR
ING MILL. at Sands, containing two run
Of four feet burTS; engine, Il inch cylinder,
2 feet stroke, two double fued boilers This
Mil is situated in the midst of a flne grain
growing region and now enjoying fine pa
tronage. It Is completely provided with all
modern i'm prOvements, and Is in fine running
In this property r1re opportunity Is of
fered to an enterprising man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, in
one Of which now reside.
Two store houses, in one of which am at
present doing b91si1ssE na.
1u6-lme ~ Sartlls, Monroe Co, Ohio.
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RIVER INTELL1aENcR.-T river
was falling slowly yesterday with
seven feet of water in the channel
The Pine Grove arrived yesterday from
Cincinnati with a light trip. She will
leave again this evening. The ReUenue
cleared for Cincinnati with a good
freight list and cabin full of people.
The Bdyard is the regular packet for
Petersburg to-day.
The Citizen arrived from Pitsburg in
n crippled condition-she having broke
her chimneys while attempting to low
er them at Steubenville. ta
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Very PoPULAB.-Ladies and gentle
men from all parts of the city, speak
well of the american Hair Dressing.
1t sells largely and has given universal
satisfaction.
For sale by T. H. Logan, q Co. & Logan
List 4 Co., wholesale and retail agents,
Wheeling. AZ
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w. va. Bnsiness COLLAGE.

Located at RorNbrook's Building, No. lls1S
Main Street, Wheeling, ". "a,
EORAIERLY CONDUCTED BY III. BITCH
H. COCK, now under the management of
w. Pryor, will resume Its next session on the
LIST OF August, 1865. The same liberal and
scientific course OF instruction as hefetofore
so successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
present successor, in impaTting knowledge
OF bookkeeping, PenmanShip and Political
Economy. In addition, there will be given
lectures on the subject of Physiology, show
ing IN pontco-economical sense, the indiS-
OF health in the struggle for success and pre-
emlnence In business. There will also be offer
ed 10 young ladies' and gentlemen deSirous of
improving themselves in French, the CInsSics
and English literature, md any OF the sell
enGes, IN afternoon school, from II past
Jyi4-lm u ~ w. PRYOR.
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r OFFER FOR SALE MY. PROPERTY.
i situated on the line the National Road
four miles east OF the city Of Wheeling. Said
property consists Of my residence, containing
eleven rooms md an attic finished, bath
rooms and MI modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres OF ground attached, on which
Stabllng, Ice and spring house, chickery and
two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
mes, BlacRberres, strawberries, and other
with eYergreens and other ornamental shrub
any one desiring to purchase all together.
PERSONS desiring to consult me In regard TO
price, terms of payment, &C., can leave their
me on the premises. 1T
feb2-n JACOB HORNBROOK.
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SHOOTING ON THE wHARF.-we
would call the attention of the police to
the frequent shooting of guns and pis-
tolls on the levec. Yesterday morning
the firing was incessant. We heard of
two cases in which the bullets passed
through the windows of houses facing
the river. 1t is dangerous practice,
and should be put a stopto.
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WE LEARN that the Rebel Mai. Clar-
ence ]. Prentice, son of George d. Prem
tice, has returned to Louisville. and is
now local editor of the Journal. He has
served a Premiership to wickedness,
war and treason, and will doubtless be
n desirable ACQUISITION to the JomrndE
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TIE ESCAPED CoNviCrs.-Nothing
has yet beenheard from the three con-
victs who made their escape from the
county Jail. Mr.. Jones informs us that
his arrangements are such, however,
that he is positive of their capture soon.
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THE CITY LoCK-UP.-This institution
is progressing slowly. Themen cannot
work, on account of the session of the
Supreme Court. -Four cages have been
completed, however.
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WE HAVE often been asked the ques-
ton: Should President johnson die.
who would second him? We answer,
Mr.. L. S. Foster, the President pro tenn.
ofthe Senate. Mr.. Foster is from Con-
necticut, .E..iEII -5.
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A NEW BoArTo RE Bunr.-Nressrs.
Dunlevy 4 Co., of this city yesterday
received a contract to build a new boat
for the Northern Line Packet Co., of
st. Louis. The huh will be col feet in
length, "a feet breadth of beam, ana 51x
feet depth of hold. She is to run be-
tween st. Louis and st. Paul.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Judge Good was
again in court yesterday, and disposed
of the following cases:
John Dickinson for fighting was fined
$40 and costs.
John McGarrell for selling liquor to
soldiers was fined the same amount.
Miss Anna Hanson for disturbing the
peace of her neighbors paid the sum OF
$40 and COSTS
A negro named Ambrose Nelson paid
s. for galloping his horse through the
streets.
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Sale Of Valuable Coal Property.

A Rare Chance for Profitable Invest.
+ ...sas-s. T4-fC menf.
ACRES AND A HALF
ing Creek, four miles east of Wheeling, and
Immediately ON the Henpheld railroad; also
the large coal vein underlying the farm OF
forty-eIght acres in extent, and connected
with the Aforesaid twenty-five and d half
acres; q bank Is now open to about one hun
shipping coal on the cars. Boring for oil Is
now in operation in two places, with dattet!
Ing prospects about one mile distant from
~ f' iIsAAiBt& PAUL..
. lyl4-2WL = Fourth street. Wheeling.
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SUPREME CouRT.-The cause of Eu-
gene Nebrau as. Alexander Snider, SUI
Persedeas TO Il judgment of the Circuit
Court of NIonongahela County, was
argued yesterday. ]. Marshall Hagens
for the plaintiff in error; P. II. Keck,
esq, submitted n written argument for
the defendant in error. The argument
in the cases against the Supervisors of
Ohio County was concluded by Gen.
Wheat. The writ of hdbeds corpus is
sued in the case of Chas. welles, who
is charged with the murder of a man
named CLANCY, in May, 1868, was called
up. but continued until Monday morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. The Court then nd
journed until Monday.
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OIL INDIcAToR.-A Louisville firm
advertise that they have an instrument
by which the location of oil can be
surely ascertained, and its use will
save a great deal of fruitless boring.
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

TUITION First Preparatory, se: Second
Collegiate, So; Junior, SO; Senior, sl2 so;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, So;
Experimental Sciences, g extra, each; Draw
ON, IS; MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use or tnStru-
ment, 81 so; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, I'd and Sd
quarters, so cents each quarter
BoARD-S45; Fuel and Lights S.: Washing
SO Weekly Board, from Monday to FRIDAY
night, So so: Fuel and Lights, 81. 'VH'F.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement of the 5quRrter-
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18TH
f July %, 1865. >-'-->' p President si
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An ITEM OF OUR owN.-It is very sell
dom that n 'Iocal" can furnish himself
with an item Mt his own expense, hut
such will happen sometimes, and it did
happen with us yesterday. Some vii
lain who had neither tho fear of the law,
or respect for us, went into our private
room Mt Renner's Hotel and stole our
linen coat thercfrom. 1t was an ortli-
nary cont, and nearly worn out. The
most valuable part of it, was the con-
tents of the pockets, in one of them was
our memorandum book, containing
notes Of police news, speeches, robberics
and sermons. We hope he will read
the latter and correct his wicked ways.
We did not think there was thief in
the city who could be so low MS to rob n
local" and we hope when he secs this
article he will return il.
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OUR STREETs.-We notice that many
of the streets and alleys of the city are
in very filthy condition. The dirt
md garbage is piled up in heaps, emit
ting an efIleuvn which is anything but
pleasant or wholesome. The intense
heat of the summer months renders
cleanliness an absolute necessity in or
der to preserve health, and our city
certainly needs II gread deal of atten-
ton in this respect. Almost daily we
hear complaints from citizens in regard
to nuisances which need removal; and
itnow behOoves every good citizen to
report these things to the proper OFF,
GERS in order that they may receive
proper attention. ..-..
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THE SYMPTOMS of CATARRH AS
slight. Persons find they have n cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the. changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and ncrid, Afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic: the discharges are increased in
thick and heavy, and are hawkel or couRheti
off. The secretiOns are offensive, causing a bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal the eyes
are weak the sense ofthe smell Is leSsened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and Important SYMPTOM of
Cntarrh is that the person Is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of thick or Shiny
mueus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time In
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
Symptoms. -
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PIsK,s ltETAIIic .RUR1AL. 6,AsEs,
Fin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,

nAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
IL for the manufacture of the above aTti-
cles, am prepared to fill all orders promptly
any other bousein the city. =Lkeep the latest
patterns of STOVES, both Wood and CO0i,
and VIII warrant every Stove. am prepars
ed to do all kinds OF Job Work in Sheet iron
and Tin and Will give such Jobs my personal
attention. SPouttng and Gnttering of MI
KINDS always on hand. Copper and Brass
very cheap. Merchants and others visiting
the city viii do well to give me n call.
1e2 ~ a.. b. F.,QALDWELII.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Having to be absent
from the 18th inst: to Aug. 10th, application
may be made in the interval to Hon. G. D.
Secretary Board OF directors. jyO-tf;;
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For Sale.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE. I'd, III.
U; s. GENEnAI HosP1TAI.

u. .. GENERAL HOSPITAL.
T TAKE PLRKSuRE III S!'f sT 1pITRi Hsq3' ro
y you that L have carefully examined The
AI1ncinl Legs manufactured by LEONHRp
LE6RAS, ana for which YOU are agent E0T
slnpIclIy OF construction us well MS dlITatiII-
" and convenience, have never seen any.
Sting 20 equal themt and Therefore cheerfniiy
enough to need artificial limbs.
Very resp't, your obed't serv't,
JOHN KIRKER
"A. A. Surgeon, us, A. in chnrva
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th. 1851
nave carefully examined the Artiicial
simple in their construction, OF good vnTir
p; ilght and very substantially made
lucy viii Oe quite MS ServiceRble as any oTfi
nSll legs IN use, ana on account of their sim
PnCIty ana strength less liable to need ,renaiT9
checrtulIy recommend them TO any who
JOHN FRIssRL1, 70
A "A. Surgeon, u. s. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April oath 1sGi
me Artificial Legs offered for sale by C;TTAs
inEHiLERs agent can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in sfriIcf,ire
strength OF material and economy IN mice -
Respectfullys r.. ". HAzLETT,
surgeon Board of Enrolment
II affords me pleasure to state that LEoeC-
AikD hE33RAE, corner of Enst Commons. Allie
enemy, has furnished me with an aFfIci5I IeSZ
that can use well, amer one week = IIsjn
ctLleeIIully recommend to I'LL who are urfor-
Iuhate 10 need one to give him a call
LEWIS E3AnrALFEY, I
Sprngdale, Allegheny Co., Pa,
FOR further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Ast.. t.-,.
80, Monroe ST., BET. Market & Fourth.
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BoYD's WHEELING DIRECTORY FOR
lsd5-6.-The canvass for the above work
has commenced. It will contain, be-
sides II general directory of the names
of the inhabitants, n business directory,
arranged and classified by trades; also,
state, county and city officers, churches
and pastors, lodges, societies, fire de-
pnrtments, incorporation companies,
&c, &c. The publisher having had
long experience in the publication of
directories, desires to say to the citi-
Zens of Wheeling that no pains shall be
spared to give correct and reliable
work, and hopes that all may see the
necessity of having good directory,
and will give it their support by adver-
tizing or subscribing. The subscrip-
ton has been placed at the low price of
one dollar and fifty cents per copy.
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FOR RENT.


INA BAD PREDIcAOIEST.-Afe few days
ago we met a young and gallant lieu
tenant who has served some years as
commander of company of artillery,
which was recruited not far from this
city. He informed us that he twas in
a bad predicament," and wanted adj
vice. It appears he came to this city
about the 1st of this month, and on one.
fine, sunshiny afternoon was intro
duced to young lady named Miss 3.
The lieutenant having been so long sep
arated from the company of the fair
sex, and the lady being very agreeable,
he soon fell in love with her and pro-
posed R buggy ride, to which she read
lily assented. Our young friend went
for the buggy, but on his way meeting
with some friends, INDUCED a little too
much in the "flowen bole.'
But the lady did not object to his
company even then. So they proceed
ed to West Alexander, not however,
without stopping on the way and i'm
billing several times. BY the time our
gallant hero reached this town, cele-
brated for its well known limitation
of "Fiddlers green" he was in most
glorious state, and insisted on his fair
companion making him the happiest of
men by consenting to become his wife.
Miss b. having no objections, the Lieu
tenant being good looking and was to
be paid off in a few days, Squire was
soon found who united them according
TO the law of Pennsylvania-each Civ
ing "A fictitious name. They then re-
turned home and the next morning our
friend had no recollection of the affair.
But the lady was not to be thrown off
this easy. She insisted she was his
wife-and still claims to be such. The
Lieutenant is perpIexed and and don't
know what to do. He cannot disclaim
her, neither can he acknowledged her.
Our advice was to make the best of a
bad bargain and settle down, but he
couldn't see it" and concluded to leave
the city. Whether he has gone to
Mexico or elsewhere we can't say, but
wcknow one thing he never Will go bug
gy riding again unless duly sober.
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~CURE wARRANTED@
GYNTRTOMa.

ca caHJor Circular de'cytOfag aR:swnpsOms.
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one Of the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and The
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhiladeIphis
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the nuSt
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
cans when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, baShfulneSS, with
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured immedL
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na-! IBEwARE!!o Of all worthless limitations
n9- PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 428 BROADWAY. N. Y
S0h by McCABE, KRAFT eco, LAJIGH.
LIN a BUSHFIEHD, Wholesale and Retail
agents and all Druggists and Dealers In,
wheeling, Va. ju13-1tndSyyS
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu-
bial happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes q weary pill
Erinage: the prospect hourly darkens TO the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with deS-
pnir and fllled with the melancholy reflec-
ton TINT the happiness of another becomes
blighted with our own. R,r.r
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Married Persons, or Young Men con,e,r,,,
ting marriage, being aware Of physical yrss 'i4'
cured. 5G- speedily
He who places himself under the cara o,D-
J., may religiously contlde In his honor =, a. Df
skill as q physician. s-, aIa-i = NPOH hA