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nAPPY aIARKTAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abu,es aud Diseases. which create impede
ments TO Marris &c, with the humane view
Of treatment and cure. and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Philadelphia,
PA. mylg.SmdSryy
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SENATOR FBssKNpEN bns racoi,o,,-
letter, signed by thirty prominent oil;
Eeus OF Boston, headed by GoyeEnnr
Bullock, Endorsing his course ON i'm.
peachment, and rendering him n public
dinner. BE replies, thinking them for
the honor, but declining the Invitation
on account of ENGAGEMENTS.
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

LAUaHLINs INFANT coRpIAIuI
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor win
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LAuGhltn's Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents a
Bottle. narl3.
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GENERAL GRANr mas sent officers to
Rouse's Point and other places TO Ascer.
tain if Feniap arms are really secreted
there as represented. Other precau-
lions will also be taken for the represt
sion of Fenian invasions of Canada
from the United States.
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Faro Reduced.
The lno sIdo-wheel Steamers

The ine Side-wheel Steamers
n. MCCULLOUGH. Cant Mora
Lelksss- . BaTARD, Capt. Shepherd.
- STAR GREY EAGLE,Capt BrennRn
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
EVERY EVENING,
Passage Through, Meals aud Slate Rooms
included 81 So.
Boat for Pittsburg every morning at Z
FreiGhts will be received at al hours ofthe
day ON the landing. TArpanllna and other
appliances have been provided by tho COM
pany for the preservation and safety OF All
height, whether In larGe parcels or small
ETeisht carried either mp or down at RE
JAS. H. HOLMES, Agent.
T. H. MOSCf, Freight Agent,
Once and sitting Room, No. IS Monroe ST,
uaF2-tf
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MORTGAGE BONDS

upon such a property, costing nearly three
times their amount.
Are Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years.
are for 81, coo each, and have coupons at
tached. They bear annual interest, payable
on the filsL day of January and July at the
Companys Office in the city of New York
at the rate ofaix per cent In gold. The prtn-
CT pal is payable in gold at maturity. at the
present rate of gold. these bonds pay an an
nual Interest on their cost Of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
AND 1T IS BELLEHED THAT THEY
ALAYSOON BEAT PREMIUM
The Company reserve tho right 10 advance
the price TO q rate above par ut any time
Sub criptions will be received In New York
At the COmpanS's Office, No. 20
6aSsau street,
I.. AND BY
John j. Cisco q Son, BANKERS, NO.
so Wall street.
And by Leading Bankers generally through.
1.-THE United states.
RemindnceS should GenIdde in drafts or other
funds par IN NetU York, and The Bonds iOR be
sent free OF charge by return cypress. Parties
subscribing through local agents, tgiH look 10
them for Meir.SaTe delivery.
a PAMPHLET AND MAJ FOR 1865 has just
been published by the Company, giving ful-
Ter Information than is possible in an adver-
tIsement, respecting the Progress of the
Work, the Resources OF the Country travers-
ed by the Road, the Means for Construction,
and the Value OF the Bonds, which will be
sent free on application at The Companys
oflces, or to any of the advertised agents.
JOHN J: CISCO, Treasurer, n. Y.
JUNE 10. 1865. jel6-tsepl
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------- THE ---------'
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK;
No. 836 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MASGAAI, President
~ -. -. =. JAMEs MERRILL Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREsT on all Daily Balances,
SrbJect 10 cheek Gt Sight. SPECIAL DEtos-
ITS for Six. Months, or more, may be made
at i've percent, The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 800
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are alio personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. as the
NATIoNAL TRUST co. receives deposits
In large or small amt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages ofSecurityi CONVENE ace and pIoft.
laIG-6mddw
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s5. 900 Worth Sold BY One Dealer.

Messrs. ]. Balch & Son, Druggists, of Provi-
denee, K l., write, Nov. D. 1851:
ave have sold at retail over our counter
upward of IS 600 worth OF Allcock's Porous
Plssters, and In every case they gave salts
because the com ponenIs and method of MAX
ing them are known.
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oLINTSoNS5 D. HAMMOND.
Affection of the Heart Cured.
GREEN RIDDLE P. o., Delaware Co., Pa,
March 1R 1855

AIezsrs. TnoMAs A11cock & Co.
Having been troubled with heart disease
for a long time, and after doctor ing with our
physician for months aud ootainlng no re;
with sharp pains in my chest, and loud
sounds about my heart, and otIen felt that
was persuadedto apply one OF your Porous
Plasters. WithIn few hours afterplaclng one
on my chest, felt no more pain. and all
throbblng ceased about my heart, and have
felt like n new mnn. Send me your prices
by the quantity.
IoursIespectfully,
CHARLES BATTY,
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THE House of Delegates yesterday
held ita first session on tho Code. The
fisst and second chapters were passed,
and the third was under consideration
NJ the hour of adjournment.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cincinnati. Louisville ana ST.
Louis.
Tho tine passenger s.aarnnr pn-
L,etkaSes1l ToMAC, Capt. C6as. MuhIenan.
s5.z8wlll leave as above on Tncsjav
the 18TH inst, Al y o'clC ok y, M ~
For freight or passage apply ON l,nar,, ~, ~
BOOTH, BATTELLE . Co.
Jel3- y Agents
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QUITE IN important movement is
going on in Pennsylvania to secure
purity in the primary elections. 1t
consists merely in holding an open
election OF delegates, in which amy reg
istered member of the party has right
to participate. The check list is used,
and all the safeguards employed in n
local election are brought to bear.
Philadelphia Republicans have now
adopted this system. The election in
the city and State was lost by them last
year by the selection AS candidates, I'M
der the caucus system, of men for
whom tho best portion OF the party
would not vote. II the new plan is not
perfect prevention OF bad nominn-
ticrs, 1t is at least better than that
which it supplnnls, and is worthy of
adoption elsewhere.
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getp SarerttseHeuts.
Orphan Strawberry Festival.

nHE CHARITABLY DISPOSED oITI-
zens of Wheeling are reminded thai the
customary summer festival for the benefit of
the helpless little OPP hans In the Asylum in
North Wheeling. Will be held at Washing
ton Han on the sytsningss9 Of, wednesday and
invited 10 aid the good cause. jun16-3t
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Desirable Property in BelIaira
for Sale.

EoR SALE UPON REAsoNAR1r
Il terms, 80 lots OF ground sit1afei E oE-
Belmont street. between LIST and "a stTesia
Bellaire, Ohio. Two OF the lots are Wi
improved. and the location OF All or t6eE me y
Justly considered the very best in thai ranI5 =
" improving city. For terms and partirH.
lars see PATRICK CLARKE, BellaIra ~
or THOS. OBRIEN, Real Estate A1eS;;'
Wheeling, W. Va tan s5eutI
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For GAINESVILLE.

The fine Passenger Packet JULIA
4 4sS+AEo. 2, Capt Coulston, will leave as
- above Tonight at midnight.
= Freight received and bills of ladtng signed
at tho Wharf Boat until 6o'clock p. m. r.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & co..
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Valuable Coal Property for Sal.

SKO 0Ot4 EIOPSrIY Tor Sale.
n now under cultivation, win n ~
oWeilloS mouse on the same, and connectsS
VII, Win q Soal Vein underlying more than o5s
lands. A Coal BanK, with the nsSeSSag
n4tureS IS now open. These lands lie on M
Aempneld Railroad, four miles east ~
wheeling. For terms, apply to
Jell-2W 49, JAMF9 PATTI
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gIetp Adperttsements.
GAO MILES
OF THE.
UNION PACIFIC r. r.

/
UNION PACIFIC r. r..
Are now hnlshed and in operation. More
than twenty Thousand men are employed,
and 1t is not impossible that the entire track
from Omaha to Sacramento, Win DO finished
In 1869 instead OF 1870.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD COM
PANY Pecsive=
Ia Governments Grant of the right OF
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along-the line OF its
operations. .-- .s~--
ia Government GrAnt OF 1880 acres
of land to the mile, taken in alternate
sections on each side of Its road. This is
an absolute donation, and will be q
source or large revenue In the future.
III.-A Government Grant OF United
States Tn rty-year bonds. amounting TO
from SIC. 600 to sis. 900 per mile, according
to the dIficultes 10 be surmounted on
the various sections to be built. The
Government takes second mortgage as
security, audit is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by The
Company in transporting troops. mails,
sc.
IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building the road, 10
the same amount as the U. s. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no moro. THE GoyERsacENr PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Bonds to the Conn
pany only as the road is completed, and
after It has been examin ed by United
States Commissioners and pronounced TO
be in all respects a hrst-class Railroad.
VA Capital stock Subscription from
the stockholders, Of which Orer Eight
Million Dollars have been paid In upon
. the work already done, and which will
beinereased as the wants OF the Company
require.
U.-Net Cash Earnings on It's Way
Business, that already amount TO more
than the Interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earningsareno indication
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening of the line to the Pacific
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&ns SAFE
Assignea,s Sala

III THE DISTRICT COURT OF nm.
1tr 9TMed states for the District OF Wes E
- the matter ofThomas ]. Klsner-gsn.
The undersigned, appointed ASU,,,,o
said case, Will on MONDAY, June SSL ee ~ ~
1865; al the Drug, Store in South WhasIiT-Sdd.
proceed to sell at Public Auction. ne h51sner,
Oils, Paints; &C., &C. being All The effsciS q
the sai1 u. kisner, bankrupt, NOT eSs5n T 0t
thing necessary for flrst-class TiTnet e. SSerS
Ha-Terms OF sale-Cash. SURE
,o,oo ALFRED T0RNER.
l1H--9h
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SO to $40 a day Guaranteed

GOOD. AGENTS wanted to introduce our
VI NEW STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MAcILsE
Sttfch alike on both rides. The only tiLst-class,
low priced machine In the nnaFlLat- WEWILL
coSsIGS MACHINES 10 Responsible parties
and EHPnoYs ENERGETIC AGENTS On a
SALARY. Full particulars and sample Work
furnIahed on application. Address w. g.
WILSON q CO., st. LOUIS, Mo, Cleveland, %.
or Boston, Mas. mRrl6-Sm
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Closing Out Sales.

WE WILL COMMENCE THIS MORN.
w ing our regular semi annual saIeS 81
tuItsh our customers. -2faaEs
Handsome Plaid Mob airs at 1S(c.
Plain and -e4n6roldeRed Grenadines At 15A
0rERndis lawns and BeEaSeS at lQ5EG. az
White Piques reduced from IS to SOC.
BLACK SILK SacQ ues al less than New York
Black Lace Nantes AL s1LKs At $50.
jel5 ]. 3 RHODES 4 co.
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NHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II Il H NJ s.
LNYARIABLY IN ADYANoE'
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SMALL FARM CONTAINING ,S41l
A acres, within two miles of Crugars
Mil. soil GOODIES acres in cultivation:
The growing crop will be sold with the land
dant yield. *, -
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Attention. Coopers.

STATE, COUNTY AND INDIVIDUAL
y Rights TO use j. e. Hofer's Improved
Coopers CroZe, for sale by the Patentee:
All persons are cautioned against 1nfr1ng-
ing on this patent, as1 intend prosecute
ing all parties not duly authorized TO use the
sAtHe' A j. C. HOTTER, Patentee.
tel6-lyyS Box 1885, Bellair, o.
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For Sale.

House. Garden and Green House.
ToFFER FOR SALE MY PRESENT RES
lIdence in South Wheeling together with
the Garden and Green HOUSE, either in
whole or in portions 10 suit purchasers.
Terms accommodating.
Apply to Doctor r. ii. Cummius. NJ. l.
OFT, or Samuel LaughIin.
je3-tf SAAIITET. CIT1.
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WEEKLY EDITION.
,,Arrs or ADYERTIsING.

o,,os,rare Insertion......,,-s 81 co
'AiL1 -Oto :. TEetl, --...,....-..... } 90
81 "a . veeIs............... 5 on
month.........,.... D OO
Special notices, per square,
.eacn insertion. 20
Local notices, per line, each
insertion .,,.,,....-.........--......-- 70
square, INSERTION W W
Each additional insertion ."
Local notices. per line
each inkertion...-----.-----.- 20
80 Ten lines or less make "a square.
nayTrans!ent advertisements CASH IN adj
dnce. -,., Hs,--,r,zs *
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES. ."
Is. when under six lines.
simple announcements of Deaths, gratis
CT No notice will be taken OF communi,
,aIne- The name will DO considered conn.
entail. but must in all cases accompany let
sro as a guarantee OF good faith.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-08

EMPEROR OF BRAzlL.-It is stated by Argentine
Journals the alleged authority of private letters re-
ceVed in Buenos Ayres from Rio Janeiro, that his
Majesty, Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, tired of the
atlgues of government and war; intends to abdicate
and has called conference of the principal person
ages OF the country TO arrange definitely the terms of
bis abdcaton, stating at the time that his reso-
luton was irreVocabe. 1t seems strange that ruler
wise, capable and patriotic the Emperor has
proved himself should relinquish the reins Of govern
men at period when the foreign troubles his
try require her ablest at the head Of affairs which
contessedly her present ruler is. Don Pedro II was
born November 2, 1926 and little more than FIVE
years old when his father abdcafd in his favor. When
he was fourteen years of age the Legislature passed
bill declaring that he had attained his majority, and in
1910 be assembled the throne. Brazil under bis reign
has increased in power and prosperity her finances
have been in good condition, and internal improve
ments have been carried on with energy. He is not
only sagacious and liberal statesman but u gentle
man OF unusual scientific and literary requirements.
The report OF his abdicaton however is probably not
correct. Exchange
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BUTLER on SENATOR FowLER.-B. F Butler, unde,
date of June 8th addresses the New York Tribune as
follows:
To the Editor Of the Tribune:
Sr-My attention has been called to an extract Of
letter Of Senator Fowler in your paper of Wednes
day, 18th inst, which is as follows. He says:
IL can have no interest in a scheme to usurp my
Government by few bad bold conspraors. The whole
House of Representatives is under the lead of those
good old Democrats, B. F. Butler and John A. Logan.
They are the same they were in 1860 and before.
In House, Wade and Sumner, and their satellites
lead the revolutionary movement here"
have not the whole letter.
In the year 1865, after l had made some speeches
in the West in favor of the impeachment of Andrew
johnson, Senator Fowler came five hundred miles to
my home in Lowell to visit me, being the first time
had ever seen him, and the only errand he made was
to urge vehementy not to my efforts until
Andrew johnson was mpeached, giving as reason,
among others, that as had lived in Tennessee
could form no conception of what bad man An
drew Johnson in fact and that the vivid descrip
tions Of his habits and conduct while Governor of Ten
nessee, given me by young Tennesseean who was
present, failed to convey any adequate idea
Times change, and some Of US change with them.
Yours truly, BENZ. F. BUTLER.
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GEN. GRANT AND Mr. JEFF DAvIs-Several years ago
certain young United States officer was Wild and as
unpopular among bis army comrades he reckless
During the great Crystal Palace exhibition in New York
city, he distinguished himself by riding horse into
hat store, and performed several other cats which at
last brought him to court-martal. The court assem-
'oed at Fortress Monroe the officer was tried and the
finding given put not published" guilty Of conduct
unbecon'ing an officer and gentleman" Informed of
the finding and anticipating its approval the Captain
tor such he was, went at once to Washington, called
upon the Secretary of War, and made a frank state
nent of the He acknowledged his fault, but
said that if punished by the court in the manner he ex-
pected he would be forever dsgraced In considera-
ton of his position officer, and the circumstances
connected with his family he begged permission to
sign. The Secretary of War informed him that such a
thing resi- gnaton after charges had been preferred
unheard of in the annals Of military law and con-
trary to the rule and prace Of the service But the
officer begged on and finally the Secretary yielded,
the resignation allowed and the soldier became
civilian and merchant. The officer was Geu Ulysses
5. Grant, and the Secretary of War exPresident JEFF
terson Davis These the facts they were related
to US by an officer of United States army
fborla
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Dictator Dunn.
Fran the New Orleans Bulletir.l

From, the New Orleans Bulieun.1
II ia obvious that His Excellency having the &scend
ror the white trash is disposed to let them Tee
the extent of his authority He scarcely respects he
..Gpcpestons of Gen Grant, and announces the la"
with an air of authority that would be amusing were
rho consequences not rather too serious to laugh at
Governor Dunn says he is the only lawful SENATOR anu
as if that was not sufficiently stunning he announces
himself quorum and thereupon appoints the minus
teria officers of his body and prescribes the oaIh w
be taken by those whom this quorum declues ~ ~
duly qualified This executive quorum belhS 'Le 'o ),
Judge of q" the returns and qualifications Oh he T
Every American Constitution declares thaI tne
tive and Legislative Departments shall De u,7tn''
that neither execute the duties OF inc
we then to suppose that bis Excelency mas
his executive duties or has be entered ana oecupeo
this vacant Legislature as he light have zone vacant
quarter section of public land? why even lis eAeou
tive duties do not commence until the 6o' mas ceaseu
to act He is All executive III posse. lie may De an
executive Just as his son sha oe ficn man ut snai
survive his papa and inherit bis property; but that
y;ves him no right to draw present check against bis
1ana's credit So Mr.. Dunn is not even executive
officer until the death Or resignation of Gov. Warmoth,
nor can he be Senator until there shall lie Senate.
Yet though neither the the other he has pre-
scribed the terms on which Senators shall qualify
Where does he derive this power? From authority
which he can adduce If General Buchanan should
send an aid into the Senate this morning, the Hon
Oscar would have to descend from his high horse ana
take back seat until endowed with authority by the
organisation of the Senate under the Constitution.
is of the consequences OF the ne" IegSme mat,
either through ignorance or determination TO carry
by force, officers disregard the written law
and improvse the orders pecesSar! 10 give enect 10
their nurnoses What else than this spirit could give
such power to presiding officer who is prohibited
from legislang by the executive character Of the Of
fee which he holds? To exhibit the eDorDity of this
let us suppose case. The Vice President
of the United States is presiding officer Of the Senate
Is he not bound by the law of the land and the rules
of the body over which he presldes? Can he origin
ate any measure in his capacity as Vice Presidents
Can he say to the Senators assembled Il am the Senate
prescribe test oath which you must take leave the
la?" 1t is presumed that this Gordian knot will be
peacefully loosed by the adoption of the XIV article of
the Constitution and being clear within the Union Mr.
Dunn will shrive within the dimensions of Gov
who may never be needed and of an officer ap-
pointed to preside, ez ofcio the deliberations of
body in which he can only vote when the Senate is
equally divideda body of which he caunot possibly
be member SO long as be holds an Executive com
mission.
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President JOHNSON AND THE NoNGNATIoN-Th
New Orleans Times " ashington special dispatch Of
the Sd states:
Some prominent citizens of New York recently ad-
dressed letter to President Johnson, asking if he
would consent to become candidate for the Presi-
dency before the New York convention. The Presi-
dent replied in long letter yesterday reviewing some
OF the acts of his administration and indicating very
clearly bis views and the intentions which have al
ways actuated his movements in the past He alludes
TO the divisions which have occurred between Con-
gress and the Executive, and the embarrassments of
his position lie will oppose barrier to the desire
of the people, whose he is and he trusts that
the Democratic convention, in the formation of a
platform and the choice ola candidate will be acuated
more for the common good of the people and the
country than the supremacy of the party.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


TN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
Il of Caddo-No. 7911.-J N. McCLELLAND, Tutor ct
al. WIN. BEDELL. By virtue of writ of sale issued
from the honorable the District Court of the parish of
Caddo and to directed, will sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the city of Shreveport par
ish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 1st day of August, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock P.
Four and three ourths ~ acres of land known as
part of l0acre lot twenty-five (25 }, adjoining J. Il.
Reynolds property; also, lots Nos four (4), five Is
in block twenty four "a with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, in the city of Shreveport.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
tied suit, together with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, without benefit of appraise-
ment. JOHN J. HOPE Sheriff
Shreveport, June "a, 1853. f6t pfSl5 IS