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To THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.

In gratitude for invaluable services re-
ccived ut the hands of DIR. j. 4. Reid, and
with sincere desire to benefit others SINH
larly afflicted, make the following state
ment: For ten years have been afflicted
with that miserable disease Catarrh. / suf-
fered almost beyond description. l was
often awakened during the night with
spaSmS OF coughing, and there were hours
/ could not not lie down without almost
suffocating, and it required the greatest
effort To clear my head and throat. had
to sleep with my mouth open TO breathe. |
had noise in my head, and my friends
thought was dying with consumption.
have now been under DR.. Reids treatment
three months, and feel entirely relieved.
advise all suffering as l was to call on DIR. r.
Very truly, JAS. MCG0WN.
New CASTLE, PA, Aug. ., 1869.
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ChancCrY Notice.

Chancery Notice.
$. H. B. Carter
y. ID. Thompson, ct al.
George Miller
q. d. Thompson, ct al.
Franklin {. Jones, Admir-, &c. In
vs.
o. d. Thompson, ct al Chancery.
Francis Morris
vs.,
o. ID. Thompson, ct al.
Joseph X. Whitaker
vs..
q. ID. Thompson, ct al.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
i and entered in this cause on the 18th day
of May, A. ID. 1868, by the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, II was among
other things further adjudged, ordered and
decreed that these causes be referred to one
OF the Commissioners of this Court TO aScer
tain and report:
LIST. The amount yet remaining due and
unpaid to Thomas WinanS, the cestui que
trust under the deed from o. ID. Thompson
and wife TO James S. Wheat of the 18th
January, 1855.
I'd. The various liens upon the proceeds Of
the sale Of the parcel Of ground mentioned
and described In said deed of trust Of 18th
January, 1853, and still remaining i'm the
hands Of James s. Wheat, trustee, and the
pFlOTlIltS Oh Salu mems.
Sd. What other security any one or more
of the said cOmplainants or ieners may
have for his or their claims or demands,
besides the liens claimed by them or either
OF them, upon the said fund arising from
said sale made by James =. Wheat, trustee;
and,
18th. Such other matters rs may be deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner or special
ly requested by any one Of the parties to
said cause.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, May 10, 1870
All persons interested are hereby notified
that, in pursuance OF and by authority OF
said decree, have fixed on Saturday, June
18th, 1870, as the time, and my Office in the
City of Wheeling as the place, where / will
proceed TO take proof Of the matters in said
decree specified and referred To.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
Commissioner in Chancery.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT, PMS Atty.
mall
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DIED.

On Tuesday, May 18th, 1870, at one o'clock
p. NJ, Mrs. DORATHY J. DAVIS, i'll her
10Th year.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Ankle
on the corner of Monroe and Sixth streets,
at nine o'clock on Thursday morning May
18th. The friends of the family are invited
IN attend
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Man and the MagLlalCn.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims Of
social evils-with words of warning for the
erring and notwithstanding aid and
words of cheer for the down-cast and afflict-
ed. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delphia, Pa. feb2i-3md&w
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CITY HOTEL,

WHEELING, W. VA,
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First Glass House TO the Rail-
road Depots. JOHN DALEY,
Proprfefar
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Dissolution.
DR.. J. Anderson Reid,
OF PITTSBURGH, PA,

OF PITTSBURGH, PA,
Physician for the cure Of Diseases of the
Eve, Ear, Throat and Lungs,
And all other Chronic Complaints.
ELLIPTIC FITS CURED BY NEW PROCESS.
CatarrlI and Deafness
Cured after being pronounced hopeless by
leading Physicians of the day.
DIR. REID has made Chronic diseases a
life study, and his cures have been wonder
full ms the following certificates will show:
To THE PUBLIC.
STATEMENT OF FRANK HIRT, OF GREEN
FIELD, ERIE COUNTY, PA.
Gratitude prompts me to make the fol-
lowing statement: Four months ago called
on DIR. J. a. Reid, of Pittsburgh, who was
then stopping at the Reed House, in Erie.
| had been afflicted for some time. had
pain in my head and lungs, and hacking
cough, and was fast wasting away, and was
going into decline. On examination IL
proved TO be Catarrh Of the head and throat,
passing in the lungs, and producing con-
sumption. After four months treatment
from DIR. r., am entirely restored TO health
and strength, and all pain has left me. !
can in good faith recommend DIR. Reid to all
the afflicted and deserving their confidence.
Yours truly, FRANK HIRT.
ERIE, Pa, April 9th, 1870.
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GLADES HOTEE,

OAhLANO VI. u,
A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the B D. r r and
AZ the summit Of the AIleRheuisa.
aprl9 JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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THIS COMPANY

Issued go more Policies in 1863, than any
other Company.
1t has 1910 more Policies in force than
any other Company.
Premium Income is s5,TT5,72O larger than
any other Company.
Interest Income is s7Sa $40 larger than any
other Company.
Total Income is s6,5l5,s0O larger than any
other Company.
Gross Assets are slOOl2sNO larger than any
other Company.
Amount Insured is s5s,5a ,SOs larger than
any other Company.
Total out-go for Expenses and Death
Losses Is SMALLER, and the cost Of Insur-
anee Is LESS than In any other Company.
S3, 69S, $50 Cash Dividends
WERE PAID IN 1859,
Being s2,0Ss,l7l Larger than in any other
Company in the United States.
For proof OF these statements INQUIRE Of
PETERSON & BENSON, Agents,
maID Main street
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Is now ready TO supply any demand made
ny either customers who want coal delty-
cred OF BY hauIers who want coal AZ the
platform
Coal hauiers and consumers win do well
aprI5 PL KIMBERLY.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS having claims due from
a Building Committee Of Fourth street VI.
Z Church are requested TO present them
10 HENRY X. LIST,
mal0 Treasurer
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SyruPs.

60 BARRELS CHOICE SUGAR sYRUPs,
OF various grades, for sale low.
MAJ HENRY Z. LIST & 90.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Priyate.Boarding.

TWO NEATLY FURNISHED AND
i very pleasant rooms, with good board,
can be secured by applying to A. II. Amrine,
on the Island, near the Suspension Bridge.
Location, about three yards from Street
Railway. mails
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DIR. REID can be consulted daily at his
Rooms at the Mcclure House, free OF charge,
from May Eth until the Dist, inclusive, and
at the Swan House, Parkersburg, from May
I'D until the 2Sth. mails
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TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.

TIE VERE'S CHEMICAL DIORAMA
IL will be exhibited in the United Presby-
terrain Church, Fourth street, for the benefit
of the Sabbath School, Thursday evening,
May 10Th. Performance to commence at 8
O'Clock. Admission-Adults, 25 cents; Chill
dren, 10 cents mails
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We tender our thanks to Senator
WILEY for public documents.
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Coal! Coal!
BoDLEY COAL MINES,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING JUST
com pleted the repairs 10 his works, the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There was a light fall Of snow in Georgia yes
trisy.
-. The Hudson River at Albanyis obsnacted with
fsstnE lee
-. George Davis, prominent Israelite Of Rich
monG Va. and millionaire. died yesiersy.
- Gen. Nalmaseda assumed command of the
isaD o Cuba yesterday De Roiss has started for Sps
" Lnrenz Rickes of PouChkeepsle has been sent
pse asyian account Of insAl induced BY In
bre
-. Several live lizards have been found imbedded
In petn6ed Which found IN forest Caogs cal
On, exhibition Francisco They unlis
kDo~n
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
declined ssnl bAys the posed siosd avruoa.
having the reconciliation 81 esang dHeTe
the great hroaeh ine uniform freight tarL
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad
ConpsnT for The sve months enr Oeo 81! fu 81 iO is
+ligs ~ 20 net income fl,7Is - Tue anl zs Of
Faahc RrnOad for Sper Oeotr ssi November
for which ID. recivei S1l0Q IN their
grant 70s IS In cash Si flss6Ss Y 10 ss'tn
eui mortgage lard so Total sale. of and Decuber
t0 10 LOO for which COMPANY
a. pee of ~ Tie unses - the land
sBssed <TIA0t Land gni o ss hold "a,
s,ITsn ss'e. resaIvd bJ ssrsAss Oh 'ssd so4
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Wind. Wind Tocs
PA, OF Hight Of
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cranes paper mill at Dalton, Mass, was burned
yesterday; IOH, 5000.
Tiff g. Co.'s paper-mill in Albany was burned
yestertsy. Loss $4,000 insur,nce, $1,000.
. Gov. Hoffman has commuted the death sen-
of owen Hand Of Brooklyn 10 imprisonment for hfo
- Three inches of snow fell in Memphis Tenn,
% THURSDAY night aud four inches fell at Little Rock Arb
49,. Constable Bailey of FL Dorado County Cal,
thief fhursy When sBdesros hin Spanish
Camp. The wound IL fatal
james NJ. Ebbert, druggist of Pittsburgh,
Penn THURSDAY from the effects VI oveiose
poison administered by himsel /. medicine
....OBaldwin. the pngilist, who about year
sentenced Imprisonment for eighteen
prize lsht In hAssschases has been pArdoned
The schooner Nellie Staples, Capt Boyd from
Cals bsund this pot, loaded with lnmir ashore
dsy near Race Point The saved
49,. The Portland and Kennebec Railroad freight
depot Ysmoeth. Ne With all Its contents burned today nd
passenger depot and ~odhe eonnng
CumbeIlsnd Ne Los 90 both, shout s7isa
....Wiswells block in West Troy was damaged by
of $4,000 The boA the
"a. campsny Troy Deora hoos hookstsr 0id
so.s the The oss BY
- The North Berwick On H. National Bank
oprn Thaay night The robbers took from
thing vAa They also stole hor-e and carnage Of 800
blk stamps et having taken road
amounting aud pseiges of United states
fsiniug the oibr $50 ali belonging pn'as in,IL
Al. atakfu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE DOOMED CAPITAL.

7HR COMMANDMENT AGAIN PosTPoNED-HoRE
CHEERFUL PARTISAN REPORTS BY BALLOON
sIX MONTHS PROVISIONS STILL ON HAND.
LONDON. Friday, Dec. 16, 1870.
The Prorincial Correspondence of Berlin says " The
proposed bombardment Of Paris has again been post
poned because such course at present would be
detrimental TO military operations The real object
of the war and the interests Of the army at this juno
ture are paramount considerations. Uunquestion-
ably, at the right moment, the Commander OF the
investing army viii take such action as will fully In
sure immediate and future success.1
Paris letters of the 9th that the situation
Is good" The repulse of the Army of the Loire
and the recapture of Orleans have not discouraged
the Parisians. There is general demand for more
sores and universal approval of the answer sent by
Gen Trochu TO Gen. MOtke, and the people all say
they will resist to the last The measures taken by
the GovernTent since the beginning Of the siege are
accepted willingly by the population. Having in
sured itself against waste of provisions of which
there arc enough fresh on hand to last until February
the Government will again have fresh meat raticned
to the inhabitants The other provisions are sufficient
70 last for six months.
The reports by the balloon which landed at Hon
aeur have not yet been received at Bordeaux, but
dispatch from the Eronaut says that he has " good
news from Paris
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEUS.
CUBA.

THE PROSPECTS, OF THE REyoLUTIONIsTS
THOUGHT TO BE IMPROvING-THE NEW
KINGS OFFER OF PEACE REFUsED-UNCoN-
OPTIONAL INDEPENDENCE DEMANDED.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Cuban cause is
in several aspects regarded hopeful among Its sup
porters here NewYork city there is not only great
satisfaction felt the fact of the steamer Hornet having
got away without any technical violation at least OF the
Neutrality laws but at the important proofs given within
the past Of the desire OF Spain TO close up the
contest short OF acknowledging Cuban independence.
confidential agent OF King Amodeus has been In New
York here for two OF three weeks past Over
lures were made 10 prominent public known TO be
friendly to Cubans, for the purpose Of obtaining shs
influence ascertaning what terms Of peace II any
could be made between the combaants. The gentleman
submitted As he would consent TO bear to the
Cubans the following points:
FIRST: Emancipation unconditional and immediate.
Second complete restoration to civil and property
rights, including revi.al OF al confscations ,
Third: guarantee OF religious freehOm the hDery OF
the press OF meeting and speech
a. shat accorded u other provinces OF Spain.
TiIfL: colonial autonomy similar 10 that existing be-
tween Great Britain and the British North American
SiTLt: The removal by the Home Government of all
offensive officials. , -.
Seuent That spain and Cuba should consent that the
United states should that these guarantees were en-
forced and complied with by both parties
The last condition appears 10 have been the stumbling
block the bpdnsh sidf, Out even tft was cohchtu
TO- The Cubans however. felt compelled TO refuse ap
uroya upon distinct ground that nothing short Of In
dependence could be sought by them. The atrocities
pcrpetrted against them rendered II impossible that the
Two parties could live peaceaby together Probably the
expected services of the Hornet which, 1t ia understood
will receive her armament thehigh seas she cleared
for Nassau with coal and 90 picked men IA crew., has
something do with their decision. But ia determined
by them that the terminate only IN their sue
cess or complete or overthrow From the urgency
manifested by che Spanish agent there Is no room to
doubt that is the earnest desire Of the King to Sc
cure peace early possible These negotiations may
I've ropened though the Cubans appear 10 bc unyeldng
IL may he that the President has known OF the no
gutstions aud that the conditions met hs approval
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT

During the heavy gale of Thursday night,
the draw Of the bridge the Bay Newark on
New-Jersey Central Railroad, moved about six
inches, that when the IL o'clock train from Elizabeth
came up the locomotive broke through and fell into the
water, carrying down the engineer and fireman. The
former escaped with few bruises but the latter Henry
Harker, drowned. The body Of the tender
red after the engine but its wheels caught against
the ends OF the rails and the thus prevented
from pungng into the water. There but few pas
sengers In the train, and IL was moving slowly.
Two weeks will be required for repairing the bridge
and have been made for the OF
passengers temporarily, by way OF Ezabethport the
New Jersey Railroad The locomotive lies In 20 feet Of
water and the bridge above is so shattered that the
draw cannot be moved 10 admit vessels Newark Is
therefore bockaded and for week two will be cut
of from water communication with New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN WORCESTER, MASS.

WORCESTER, Dec. 16.-At 7:90 o'clock this
evening fearful explosion occurred in the purifying
house Of the gas works In this city. It's cause is
known It demolished the building, scattering Its roof
and walls in all directions, and damaged considerably
the other buildings belonging TO the workA Mr.. Blake
Mayor the city and Superintendent Of the works.
IN the basement OF the building making his
tour OF inspection without light as his custom st that
severe burns his face and hands Mr.. McAulle, the
foreman also burned severely but not dangerously
No other persons injured The explosion startled
everybody In the city, throwing doors open and shaking
houses The loss s estimated at about $4,000 II Is now
thought that only OF the four purifiers 10 seriousy
damaged, aud that the delivery OF gas will not be In
terTupted.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

received by that vessel Few days ago from French
ron-cad.
1t is said that one of the first acts of
King Amadeus will be 10 give oneha6 Of the appanage
OF the Spanish Drown amounting TO t2o0o ooo to
the national treasury.
ont Russia has been ordered replace the men lost TO
the army In consequence Of the shortening Of the term Of
service Of the conscription OF 1871
1T is reported in London that Count Won
Bismarck is TO raised to Dukedom. II Ia also said
that the Count prefers his own name Ducal title
but the King urges him 10 accept that Of Duke Of sra
bOurg
1.-THE ship Pomona, for Philadelphia,
foundered at sea- Her have been saved landed
at Plymouth Eng. The ship Countess OF Durham has
put into YOughal, having been damaged In gale and
lost her deck-load.
.I In the Italian Parliament, on Thursday
senor LAMA made powerful speech in support OF the
hill relating the guarantees 10 be given to the Pope
He said the Roman Catholic world demanded every
guarantee which II possible for Italy TO concede.
bin for the consolidation OF the Papal debt vas intro
duced
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
PRrssLNS DEolGNs ON LuxEMBoURG.

PRI sSIA'S DESIGNS ON LUXEMBOURG.
THE SITUATION BECOMING CRITICAI--THE KING
OF HOLLAND DETERMINED TO DEFEND THE
NEUTRALITY OF THE GRAND DUCHY-A FRO
TEsT From THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE DE-
SIGNS OF PRUSSIA.
LONDON. Friday, Dee. TO- 1870.
King William of Holland has telegraphad TO the
Government Of Luxemburg that he will defend the
Treaty of 1851 and the honor and independence of
the Duchy. He also approves the scts Of the Gov
ernment OF LuxeInburg,
The Luxemburgers have united in an addres. 10
Prince Henry Of Orange, imploring him not TO allow
the destruction Of the political existence Of the
Grand Duchy without the population are fret con
snlted on the subject.
IL is announced from Berlin that the Brusssn
Government declares that the great Powers Of Eu-
rope concerned themselves in the Luxemburg mat
ter in the face Of her plain violation Of neutrality in
favor of the French Prussia therefore. to
herself full freedom for her future course.
Tie 7'~>s Of yesterday, in editorial oa ,hr Ink
smburg question say is not En- glands duty alone to
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE 81 DIAN COUNCIL AT ocMULeEE.

ST. LoUE Dee. 16.-Ihe Republican has the
following spe n from ocmulgee, Indian Territory,
dated the 18th:
An interesting Noting took place at the capital yester
day, IN which rly ali the Indian delegations 70 the
National Counci and Indian Commissioners Farweu,
religious and philanthropic turn IA behalf Of the we'll
Lang Campbell Farwel, Hoag. and Miller, In which the
present movement strongly approved Mr.. !Ahiere
sentiments expressed by the Commission oncrs and he
pressed his desire TO advance the views OF the Gov
ernment as far as practicable The Council assembled
this morning 10 take the resolution In relation 10 the
organization OF the Territory The plan, IL is thonght,
will meet with the general appreciation OF the Council
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN wIscAssET, NE.

BATH, Dec. ia most disastrous cOnflagra-
ton this morning the east side Of Mddlest In Wis
casset destroyed all the buildings the south side Of
MaInst. crossing waterst to the rver-D all about rs
stores and IL dwellings The following the principal
sufferers: f. G. Phbrick Jesse White, Jr Mrs. 3. b.
Hilton, Joseph Call, Emma Dodge Richard Bnn, f. B.
Neal, W. r. LennOx Eben Perkins, Nathaniel Lincoln, NJ
O. Boyd Joseph Lambert Warren Lowell, l.. Dickinson,
g. L. Young, j. G. Henderson, and " Greeneaf The fire
broke out ut Jesse Whites store. The estimated loss
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK THE BUILDING
BURNED,

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 1es~A About o'clock this
morning the building In Wexford occupied by the Wick
ford National Bank and the office Of the Town Clerk Of
North Kingston was found on fire. An explosion had
been heard few minutes previously It afterward
discovered that the bank had been entered by burga
who had partly broken open tho outer door OF tho
vault, and then exploded powder TO complete the work
The explosion the building fire. and IL entirely
consumed The bank funds were in an inner chest and
are safe The town records covering period OF leo
years. destroyed There Is clue to the robbers
for whose arrest a reward Of 81. 900 Is offered.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS CAPLE DISPATCHES.

If il said that Victor Emanuel will enter
Rome Oh the 9Th OF January
The endeavOrs to form new Cabinet In
Holland sre still unsuccessful
The bullion in the Bank of England has,
II l. officially announced, Increased I3S0oV uuihs 'no
past week.
The brig AgenOra. Capt. White, from
Sev-Ynk Nov G. for Dublin has been wrecked la Dub
IA Bay. The crew were saved.
An apology has been sent to Capt. Wels
OF the o. B. sfeausT Shenandoah for au acCidenta shot
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
PRUSSIA.

OPENING OF TIE DIET-TIIE SPEECH PROM THE
THRONE.
BERLIN. Wednesday. Dec ~, 1910.
The session Of the PTussian Diet was opened
to-day The Roy speech, which read by one Of the
unisers admits that the snccess of the war against
France is due 10 the patriotism of the people, and prom
isss that the Budget will be submitted the earliest
me ent poo.ibe.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
EUROPEAN ISSUES.
THE ALLEGED ARnSTICE NEGOTIATIONS
DENIED.

DENIED.
PRUSSIA OFFERS NO OBSTACLE TO FRANCE bhiN'
REPRESENTED IN THE PROPOSED Co'fH"
ENCE. - -nrnrxv,
LONDON, Friday, Dec. ic' 1870
The Bordeaux officisl" report thst 'ne neuAh
Powers were stirring to facilitate the entrance Oh
France into the Conference to which Prussia offers
an obstacle, and that the same Powers were propos-
ing an arnistce including the revctualing Of Paris
70 absoutely false have the highest authority for
saying that the statements before telegraphed to
you respecting the steps taken toward an armstice
are entirely accurate Prussia makes no conditions
concerning meeting French representative at the
Conference G.w's'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. l8.-The following pomi-
n,i'"n, we're sent Ia thr Senate to-day:
.srf l'"'NNN' J nAs
,sit winch 20 he bs e Jsgr for the Eastern p.rc,
henv T. Hck 10 be latei Attornsy m tia ta., eiN
u f-xs. - ''' "-s'e y Dsusl
!mrs ClosH Of lnois 10 l~ Secretary VI Ma,i.r. T,
AetAb.r H. Con lnhsas, I,.,o
John Murphy. 10 he C.nsl At Pa,,a. " ''u' ''n'"Fy.
Victor Bartbo~ 60 h. cau-ui at taTa Esynt
Isssc h'ssoa " le Csssa a MSsls.