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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word
throughout tue
Wosf

AS vide spread the continent Of North America But
the crogning glory OF his life remains be attained in
his discovery, rather combination. he not
claim to have been the discoyerer OF CEDk0N ,
which Is the basis Of the Bter now offered TO the pub
tic That honor belongs the native inhabitants Of
Central America whoE is virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years Armed with H. the
Indian bids defiance to the deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most ve1omous tits
belief with them, that while there is breath the BODY
the Cedrou potent to cure, matter what the isea-
may be.
While Dr. Bull prepared to endorse his eAtrava-
CANT pretenSi0n, be Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating its
virtues, that remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure, either to change Of weather
OF climate, or 10 miaSmatio influences, II stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
WITHOUT 4 RIVAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation il has long enjoyed
in Contra! America and the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

speciality since the year Isithree years in the city Of
Buffalo, y. ht years in Chicago, Ill, and twoyesr'
In PEORIA III. During eight years practice Ia Chicago
III, he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, IN bis practice Tor Scrofua, kheu-
matte ard general diseases Of the blood, Fumigs
ting yApor Bath Of the most genoss kind in copJunc-
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself- abuse
This solitary vice, depraved sexual indulgence, Is
praetced by the youth Of both sexes TO almost IN
limited extent producing with unerrng certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless combated oJ
scientific medical measures, viz SalOw countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain Ia the head, ringing IN
the and noises ike the rushing OF leaves and rat
ting chArios uneASbess about the oins, weakness Of
the limbs confused vision, bunted Intellect loss OF con-
dence difdence in approaching Strangers dislike "a
form acquaintances deposition TO shun society
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pimpes and various erup
tions the face furred tongue, night sweas fetd
breath coughs consumption, monornania aud frequent
ly fms anity.
The afflicted the FIRST appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply 10 Or. VIM
Thomson for relief
E-0Tce ssd Consultation Rooms 10. % South DEL
ware Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
p. o. Box 1850. Jan24-dly
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GLASS
IRON
LIVE STOCK.

Beeves, per c~t 6.Sods 90
Hogs. per ewt.-. 3. Oodl0, GO
sheep, per head -. uors %
Calves. per head = .0orl0. 90
IEATuER
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Indianapolis Wholesale Price Current

AXES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
Philosophy of Marriage.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE so. CO SOUTH
Meridian Street. forfeits his fee II he fails in
ing any that May come undsE his care matter
how obstinate o. long standing. lie warrants you
syphilis In the primary stage. helped in Is min
gtes In "a hours elect OF 90 year. standing
cured by DR.. &. frc- hours TO 10 2. ~,sr25
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Revenue stamps Sid I'm from eco TO 600 at
per cent discount from 600 20 eco At per cent dis
count. and over goo al per cent. discount.
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RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYElne ESTABLISHMENT

rEsHE UNITED sTATEs DTE-HOUsE 10 IS SOUTH
j Illinois street, Indianapolis Indiana.
Al this old and well known establishment tie l.5le~
have silks and wooden goods dyed 10 perm ana
beautiful colcrs; and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and second hand elothing bought and sold. sso.
pstscular branch the business tenoinatec Inc draw
ng-billiA t;abe cloth tear ir any garment 10
wrought II be visible 10 the naked eye
Remember the place. No 3 south ulino- street.
fAnlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
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DIR. 4. G.. SELMAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TYcE so. 10 VIRGINIA AVENUE.
REsTDEso+, s', NORTH AIARasa ST
NOTICE.

FEsHR HIGHEST PRICE WILL BIZ PArDFoR LADIFs-
u and Gents cast OF clothing and all kinds Of
household goods at l65 East Washington street 10
tells and private residences called when desired
note directed 20 7. y. Box s2s yin be promptly az
ended to- J. N. SOLOMON.
febls-dly
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sEEvEs rEoE DIEJKzrST sfATEs



With an improved demand from mikmen, there are
signs Of revival in business; but still trade j. very
dull and quotations OF les nominal. Our figures
occasionally exceeded By very good mixers.
Quotations DOmnAIy as follows ordinary 10 good
cows including calf, s509sCe; extra ard fancy, sT6.
4s90
The market IS much lover m consequence q large
rivals and tho than ample supply Of shsd and the
very low market for skins.
The very best veals command only il9l2c, and Orti-
nary and fsr veas sell at 9a1c while inferior cannot
be PLACID above 7gsc. Bobs bring l,504 - 90
The arrivals am6uat this week 10 Gs6 head, against
1913 head last week and 10 $50 head in the correspond
ing week OF 1864.
As al ohe markets, 80 has the sheep market under
gone very heavy decline STAGE last week, which IS be-
ing especially felt in sheared sheep The business very
Of our late president.
We quote follows: good to prime sheep, per 10. II
el2 medium 20 fair, I01z9l1: common to medium, .
l0c
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~ e plCAL.
ol MEDICAL. ~
M A N II O O . !!
How Destroyed, Hew Restored. /,
Or. y. -. PENDERY.
Physician and Surgeon.
No. "a IL E. Washington st.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE
Of Medicine, treat by a new and reliable medium,
and with the happest results all forms Of diseases OF the
Nervous, Seminal aud Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and palld cOuntensnce,
telling in fearful language the silent working of some
formidable disease undermining your constitution,
DRY and reason hurryng you to premature death,
fleet while reason holds sway and avail yourself OF
treatment that disspates the slightest disease, and
cures the hsrrasng weakness and other causes Of ser
difficulty aud perpetual annoyance.
SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness Nocturnal Ennis
sios Sexual Debility Impotency, Effects OF Self-Abuse,
and their results-lnaby TO COnsummate the Marriage
Contract Mental and Physical Prostretion, Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption
''The foe
Like saunoh murderer, STEADY TO his purpose,
Presses him close through every lane Of life,
Nor misses once the track, but presses on,
Till forced al last TO the tremendous verge.
And a once he sinks.''
likewise will guarantee radical of syphilis,
GOnOfIhea aud Gleet in all their Stages entirely re.
moving from the blood the last spark Of these terrible
diseases that gradually burn mp the fountain OF life.
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK.
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository ofthe United states.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. sleop,oOo
CASH CAPTTALPAID N................... thOo.oeo

NTTILL receive subscriptions, financial agent q
w the Government, for all Of e. popular loans
VIII collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds cashet
on presentation when due
Always on hand a full supply ofU. 8 revenue stamps
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy aud sell all government securities, orders
Washington coin aud exchange IN all the principal cit
win make collections thr0ugboUt the West and East
AZ very reasonable rates.
VIII receive deposits. and loan money per cent,
Focisecurity
Having unlimited facilities will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptn-ss
THEO. P. HkUGBEY, PRESS.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. December }, lsG<.
ioc4-dfy
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r z m OVAL.

N A. BeHLEN, ARCHITECT, HAS REMOVED HIS
L.. o1ace from the Rtna Building To his re-,depce
No West Ohio street, ees~een Meridian aud Illinois
ian Hd3u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
Doctor WIN. THOMSON,
mas REMOVED his oYFIcE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,

UJEEgE HR WILL CONTINUE
" 10 treat and cure Private
Diseases, IN All their species, stages,
rEmifcatious and phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will give "a
each patient written instrument
binding himself 70 effect = rsdical
and permanent cure. or make nc
charge.
DIT. Vim. Thomson ass made the
treatment Of Private Diseases q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

The receipts this week have been s2Os head. against
eos last week, and e,sl4 head IN the week o
ls64 Consequent upon the dsnclination Of parties q
operate and the duness Of the trade, the market
has largely declined and closes very dull with fair sup
ply left
We quote.
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SALOON.
M e DICAl.
M A N II O O D ,

a Nd THE ViGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN FOUR
"A weeks by DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LlFR. Dr.
kicord, (of PaTis after years Of solicitation
has length acceeded TO the urgent request 81 the
American public and appointed agent in New York
for the sale Of his valued and highly priced Essence Of
Life. This wonderful agent Will restore Manhood 10
the most shattered constitutions In four weeks and n
used according printed instructions failure Is mpos
sibe. This lfe-restoTng remedy should be taken by
all about marry, its effects permanent Sue.
cess, In every case, Is certain
DR. RccTds Essence OF Life Is sold In cases, with fun
instructions for USE at g. four quantities IN for
%, and will be any part, carefully packed,
receipt his accredited Circular
sent free receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, az Broome street,
jAn2l-diy One door west % Broadway. N
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And Its attendant train Of symptoms II acts LIKE
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing In the
whele range Of Matera kedica that can for moment
bear a comparison with 1t In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant sy be found in
the 18th edition Of the T. s. Dspensatory, pages 1885,
and 1893.
series Of experiments In which DR.. Bull has been for
years engaged. has Just been brought to successful
termiD ation and he is enabled offer the public
acombinaton Of CEDRON with other approx ed tonics
the whole preserved In the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky which he Is confident has a
equal In the world.
He might furnish a volume Of certificates, bus ub
lie have long since learned to estimate such t..-so
their true value The safest plan Is for every one to te
for himself the virtues OF a new medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26

The procession moved in accordance with the
official pr granme Of the Committee OF the Common
Council, and al o'clock the head Of tie cortege
reached Twenty.nnthst. At exactly 5 minutes past Z
the remains arrived al the depot and the 7h Regiment
acting "a Guard Of Honor dressed back to the curb
presented Grus. the band playing the while dirge
detachment Of six from tie Veteran Guard carefully
removed the remains from the cataiaque and entered
the depot followed By Gen. Scott, Gen. DIX and staff.
Gen. Sanford and staf. and relatives.
The coffin placed the bier III the ear especially
prepared for transporting the remains and which has
been already before described with great minGeness
Gen Eaton. CommisSary General Of Subsistence L. 5.
A. TOOK position at the head the coffin and the
train moved out Of the station.house at 20 minutes
post a. The escort quietly io med and returned g. their
Respective regimentsl armOres the crowds dispensing
10 their homee ard thus ended tho visible tribute Oi
New York 10 the memory Ct the martyr PRESIDENT.
USION-sQUARE.
At eight minutes past o'clock the head OF
the procession entered the square Here far the
eye could reach, nothing could be seen but heads.
Pavement Sidewalk, carts steps windows and house
tops living As the catafIlque turned from
Broadway. between the files OF military either side
into anu through tie square down FOurteenthst every
head was uncovered and here all along the route
were the remains If great chief ain hallowed with
this silent sad and impressive mein.
The erected for the funcrsl Grafton heavily
draped IN black in front broken shaft arose. against
the pedestal bowed Hope and Liberty pictured
despair by their side fTled our flag, crapod and
at either corner OF the stage tho flag fosted al,
hafmast
Opposite Universliy.place Col. Howe had erected p
beautiful marble monument suImounted with bust Of
Presiden Lincoln. On the four sides OF the pedestal
were tine in,cript ors;
GOOD night. sweet prince
And flghli of al wing tI'r 10 thy rest
with malice TOW ard uone, with chsri.y for ALL
There's great spirit gone.
His lie gentle ard the eeDents 20 mixed In him that
nj it stand up and 10Y the ORD there
tne houses al were Graped the pilaIs OF TIE Maison
Drec were twincd with crapc-the balcony drGpcd
with deep black. ornamened with flower wIeaths and
crosses.
PoURTKEETU-sT
ON either side the marble fronts boIc embems OF
sad aliCtiOn. Tie residence OF Gen. II. G Stevens
was dressed ID iestOoBs aud from The balcony dis
played the baiteiiaR u Tie Old Iron GIey Artillery
second Brigade New York state VouLteers in the war
Of 1879.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
Grafton by the Hon. Geo. Bancroft, nnd
Cihsr Exercises.

Immediately The procession had passed Union
Square. which was precisely a. O'Clock. avssi CO.'S
course % embed round the the large staDd erected 70
rnt Of he Maison D,I6o. The stand was hnrdsom {!
draped with black aud e national color nud 10 t'
center war monumental ies.a. by Mr john Mo- 1n"
epf4ening broken column, with the figures 81 hofo
and Justice on either eide. The arInnseH,nt- he-e
vcrr under the super isou Of the Hon. fEo-ifa u.
Wf1MoRE and sool after the hour named Tat gentle
man with Characteristic prompiness, accompanied ~
members 81 the Union League and s'vefnl ~ or most
eminent citizens proceeded fflntLc Committee Rooms
20 open the meeting.
E1Gor KING presided. and first In the order OF ef'
ercis, introduced the Rev Dr. IrSG. who offered ~
an earnest prayer appropriate to the occion pTeiced
by the beautiful words Of the burial seryccthe large
assembly standing with reverend and uncovered heads,
The Chairman then introduced the Hon. GEORGE
BANCROFT who delivered the funeral GRAFTON. Ho WIS
listened to with great attention. and passages Of bis
address relating the salient points Of Mr. ncor''
character aad the extinction Of Slavery, were loudly
applauded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
THE GRAFTON.


Our grief and horror nj the crime which has
clothed the Continent in mourning find adequate eH'
preston in words and relief in tears. The Presi-
dent Of the United States Of America has fallen by the
hands of an assassin. Neither the Office with which
he was invested by the approved choice Of a mighty
people nor the most simple-hearted kiDdness Of ma
ture could him from he fendish passions Of re-
lentless fanaticsm Tie wangs Of the millions attend
bis remains they borne in solemn procession over
our great rivers along tie seaside beyond the mount
aims across the prairie, to their final resting place IN
the valley Of tie Mississippi The echoes OF his funeral
kne vbrate through the world and the friends OF free
dom Of every tongue and in every climate are his mourn
ers Toofe days have passed away since Abraham Lin
coin stood In the flush Of vigorous manhood to permit
my attempt at nm analysis Of his character or an er
position Of his career We find it hard to believe that
his large eyes which in their Boftness and beauty ex-
pressed nothing but benevolence and gentleness are
closed in death; we almost look for the pleasant smile
that brought ont wildly the earnest cast Of bis
features, which were serious even TO sadness. few
years ago he village attorney. engaged in the
support of a rising family. unknown to fame scarcely
named beyond his neighborbood his administration
made him tho most conspicuous man In his country.
and drew him first the astonished gaze. aud
then the respect and admiration Of the world.
Those who come after will decide how much
of the wonderful results OF his public is due TO
bis own good common sense his shrewd sagacity read
ncss Of wit, quick Interpretation of the public mind
his rare combination Of fixedness and pliancy his
steady tendency Of purpose; how much TO the Amer.
lean people. who. he walked with them side by SIDE
inspired him with their own wisdom and energy; and
how much TO the over. ding laws Of the moral world
by which the sellshness OF evil il made defeat itself
But after every allowance it will remain that members
Of the Government which preceded his administration
opened the gates to treason. and he closed Them that
when be went to Washington the ground on which he
rod shook under his feet and he left the Republic
solid foundations Tat traitors had seized jc forts
and srsenas, and he recovered them for the United
States. TO whom they belonged; that the
capital, which he found the abode OF slaves,
is now the home only o. the free; that
the boundless public domain which was grasped at.
and, in q great measure. held for the diffusion OF
Slavery is irreyocaby devoted TO freedom that
then talked jargon Of balance Of power in Re
public between Slave States and Free States and
the foolish words blown away forever by the breath
Il MAJ yiand. Missouri and Tennessee that terrible
cloud Of political heresy from the abyss threatening
TO hide tie light Of the sun and under It's darkness
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-15
Threatened Attack on The Daily News.

Printed handbills were posted through the
city yesterday, calling on Union men to as
sembIe al three O'Clock at the offices of the
Day Book and of The Daily News. The
wording of the handbill runs as follows:
RALLY.
All friends of the Union are requested 10
meet in front of The Daily News, No. 10
Chatham street, aud The Day Book office
No i62 Nassau street, at O'Clock p. NJ,
this day, 10 assis; in raising, the flag of our
counFy over those offices, those Journals
having, as yet, failed 20 do so in cCmmem>
orallon of the recent victories ofihe Union
armies over the heart of the rebe llion.
Theipurpose Of The assemblsge was pre-
tended 10 be the compulsion of these Two
journals to participate in the Black Repub-
from their naked flagsiafs. The real inten-
ton Of the call was evidently one of riot
and bloodshed. Those bills were posted
on the bulletin boards of the newspapers
but were in every instance torn down i'm :
mediately by our contemporaries with the
exception OF The Sun aud The Herald.
Incendiary articles in The latter paper
have frequently Poin;ed 10 the same pur-
pose that of the haudbills, and W lille that
fact gives an ugly significance to the failure
OF The Herald 10 have removed tina; place
on its bulletin, we must do it the justice TO
say that il did so, in somewhat ungracious
manner II is true, when it's attention was
called expressly 10 the presence of the bill
npon its bulletin.
The Herald may, or may not, deserve a
lesson in relation TO its course in the case,
but II II do, then we read it that lesson in
reminding that journal tha, revolutions come
up with all their crimes for Judgment be-
fore that always fierce and sometimes
bloody judge, Reaction ~ Y. News.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-15
The Inaugural with the Bark orr.

FEEow CoUNTRYDEN 81 made an inan-
gUral address tour years ago; there is no
particular occasion for another.
The public knows as much as do about
the progress OF our arms.
We have great hopes but we make no
predictions. CSeward's department
Four years ago we all tried to avert war.
Both parties hated 10 fight. War came.
The slaves are one eight OF The popula-
ton, and a "pecuiar and powerful" insli-
tulon. "Somehow" they caused the war.
All pray TO tue same God. He don't aP-
pear 10 be on either side When He makes
up His ~ ind we will have to stand it,
Meanwhile. without malice, let US char.
itaby and firmly coolinue to cot each 9TH
ers Ibroals taking care of such unfortu :
nate people as may be widowed and or
phaued ia order iha: we may not injure
or harm one another, but maintain Just
and lasting. peace among ourselves and
other ualIOns.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-15
Auditor General.

Al our mex, General Election the people
of this Commonwealth will choose an Audi
tor General as successor to the present able
and worthy Incumbent, Mr. SLESKER. The
time is rapidly approaching when both, The
Democratic and Republican party, will be
! required TO make nominations and place
them before the people for their considera
lion. The time fixed for the holding of the
Democratic Convention is the month of
June next; something less than three
months. 1t stands Us in hand TO survey III g
whole field and select as our nominee one
OF the most available and influential men in
our ranks ludicious and careful nomi-
nation will insure success TO The whole
Democratic ticket throughout the Stale at
our Rext election. There is no doubling
this broad assertion the hand writing is
plain to be read on the wall /; aud all the
people are waiting for an opportunity 10
over-Iurn the present party in power, from
the highest to the lowest. As yet we have
expressed no choice for this Office in aues-
IIon and did we.now do SO, we would ask
49, parry 20 not tOOk upon Us
as dictatiug to them or making primary se>
leclions for their guidance We take The
ground that every man is erlilled to his
choice, and sho rld enjoy The right 10 ex-
press that choice both privately and pub
icfy. Bot as a humble member of the
Democratic press and party of The State of
Pennsylvania we shall not, so early ia the
campaign, aremp, 10 assert our preference
for any man. We will suffice by stating at
this time, that, so far as our means of know,
ing and becoming acquainted with the ac-
lions and choice OF The Democratic party,
the finger seems TO point TO Hon. a. D.
MARKLEY, an intelligent, energetic and able
member of the present Legislature from
Montgomery CO, Should he be the nomi
nee. we would have no hesitation in say
ing, that the Democratic party have made as
wise and judcious choice as they have
made in many years. He is man of deci-
ded abilities and ranks among the most ar
dent and earnest workers OF the Democratic
party.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-15
RR lie ID,

On the 18th OF March 1865 at the resi-
deuce of William McKeIvy, in Bloomsbury,
by Rev J P. ..Tuslin, Mr.. E B Yordy and
Miss Jennie Snyder, both of Boomsburg
Penna.
On The 9Th inst, by the Rev William J.
Eyer, MIR. William w. HeIwig, OF Locust
township, to Miss Frances c. Gerhart, of
Roaringcreek township Col. co.
On The same day, by The same, Mr. Reu.
ben Sitter, of Lab;sIeet, 10 Miss Sarah 81.
Clawell of Calawissa Pa.
On the 25th, inst, a, ]. Goods Hotel by
Rev. w. Goodrich, Mr.. Levi N. Cox, TO
Miss Sarah E May, both of Bloomsbury.
Al The same time and place, by the same,
Mr.. Moses Stiff. TO Miss Susan E. Fausey,
both of B'oomsburg.
la Berwick, Feb. 81, by Rev. NJ P.
Croslrwsite, Daniel Brader jr., and Miss
Sarah McGraw, all of Beach Haven.
AT the NJ. E. Parsonage in Berwick, on
the 25th, by the same, A. Clark Crosth
waite OF Shamokin, and Miss H. Emma
Fisher, from near Elysburg.
On the lllh day OF February last, By J. NJ
Chamberlin, Esq, Mr. Laiay ellie Fuller, o
Illinois, 10 Mrs. Sarah A. Girton OF Blooms
burg.
AT the NJ. E. Parsonage, in Ca,awissa, b.
n I =