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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ysvuE Subscriber, Doc MsnicisE AMI pnAcrcA
n Ca@Nisr respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
Ut WILMINGTON and its vicinity that he has com
;acsl 10 prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, in taa house oppoSite .Hr. Henry
ssass q e3s Lumber fara@here he prepares the fol-
lowng Medicines The SAIL hate Of Quinne. This medi-
cine c,nas the active principle Of the Peruvian Bark and
whea property prepared the best medicine yet dis
covered for u Agucs, Rem,en and Intermittent
Feyers lie Ass prepares Bllsamc Restorative for dis
eases OF the Deast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumption
phhisic AMI me lcine which will efectualiy cure the
most distressing Headache matter how long its conn-
uance may be. lie also cures the Tcothache IN few
minutes, without making ofany OF the coFrocng acids
or red hot iron, or plugging the teeth with gold leat OF
sheet lead The medicine he makes Of will preserve
The teeth for years. He prepares Il 9th Powder that will
whten the teeth be they ever SO black from taking med
cine or any other cause. Dr. r prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all inlanmaons from the eyes. have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some of them
crippes for years from it. Names signatures do not
require, as see it is too much the custom with quacsery
From practice OF medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals and
apply them fer the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers.
if they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold by the of sucim's Paaa.
es1 which did not hear of until saw Mr. Swams adver
seinent, some few weeks past then called on some oil
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke TO
chem respecting the panaccs and informed them that
ha the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered It's effects III the of certain diseases. An
the gentlemen spoke the subject, said they we're
certain that MIR Swain not the inventor of the medi.
cine The man that invened the Panacea was one Of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead
two hundred years. and his writings difficult TO be had
That Mr. Swain has got par. Of his works, some
person gave him receipt from the work, have doubt
Of. have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of the FANACEA, which will sell a. dollar per bot
se by the dozen, and dollar and fifty single
D. T. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
Ill sps Eruptions and letters from the face and hands,
am! clears aud beauties the skin lie also prepares
save that viii take Corns BY the roots from the toes
ana not give the least sensation OF pain.
LADIES Gentlemen w'o are afflicted with any disease
Thar is curahr, if they pleased call me, shall Be
attended to with the srctest punctuality
JAS PURCELL NJ d, & p. G.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. IS, 1927. 22--iy
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN lEMpiiILI'S Uhogf and Iu,adsf lard Is
he borough OF Wilmington general Of Lun
ber well selected able for persons for building ~ tor
mechanics aud large stock OF Cedar aad Cuttns sim
GlES constantly for sale The lo7pe5ttefms fir cash
or the usual dit
lac friends and former customers Of the yard and the
public generally invited call at the ON STAND.
where their tavors will be thankfully acknowledged 81,
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .l4eh
June s. 1896 57-tf
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE

ISdAF the subscriber hath obtained from the Register
n Of Newcastle Comfy, Del letters of Administrator
rpol the perso estate Of lEsHy WRIGHT Esq deceas.
ed, late OF SAID County All persons having claims agans
the SAID deceased are hereby armed exhibit the same
with the vauchr thereof the subscriber on or before
the INST day OF May next Persons indebted sad estate
are required 70 make payment The subscriber GIVEN
under my hand this Isl day Of Nav 1897
54-4t j. kICHARDSON. .4dm'r
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SAIlllIING.

sISllE subscriber respectfully ntoims his fienls and the
Il public generally ina, he has commenced The Saddle &
harness Business u al is various branches, No. Is,
East Second Street opposite the Lower keeps
constantly hand, tienlemen's best and common Sad.
Hes, Ladies' ditto Eiudles Whips, Collars &c Ais,
assortment Of HAIR TRUNKS lie hopes hy strict Al.
tenon 70 business, give general satisfaction those
Mo may please TO favor him will their Gus, on.
WM W RICE.
Wilmington. April ~ 1927 50-f
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JACK HALYARD.

lust received and for sale at this Office, the new
~ edition, revised BY the Author pf the Story o JACK
HAYWARD, the Sailor Boy; or, the yirluons Family
Designed for American Children in Families and Schools
By WILLIAM 8. CARDELL." his interesting little wot
has received the appreciation Of and IS recommen, H.
numerous teachers and literary gentlemen in N York
ph'iadepha and elsewhere who have given pract cal
fal IN tier respective schools and have pronounced 4
sopeor, As reading book for the young 10 anv other
Nork that hey have seen. Among The numerous ,t 81
teachers who have given their Recommendation Of the
work. are the following, Of this oroush-lsAAc pIeac,.
SIMON EAhsTow. BisnoP DAVENPORT and Esoca LAWS
For Sale at The abore place,
Aieneral Assortment Of school. BOOKS STATION
cry anil FANCY ARTICLES, among which ale
Scale, & 0Fsders. Visiting Cards
Pensa'ves Backgammon Boards. Gle
Sc ssors, galtiy finished -
Gold < SILVER Pens, Durable Ink
Silver Pencil Cases, Pocket, Ivory ana naa.;nn
Focke' Books Combs "s
Windsoe aud Fancy Soap, Iukstands,
Sealing Wax States,
Water, Black Sand,
WaeI stamps. India Rubber,
! ~ Fnnts, White Blue Bonnet BOARD
Ruled Writing and Let.er Parchment 01'1'
Paper, Cory Ciphe,;nr 40 -,
Ws'4r Colors randum Bonkse 80 deiio,
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CURRIIN'G.
Jnne 8 l826

vSyIE subscriber notifies his friends and tie public that
he has removed from the cid stand, No. IS, shEJes
street. formerly occupied by William Chandler, to No %,
Market, and 90, Shpleys where he intends keeping 81
hand constant supply of FINISHED LEATHER Of ey.
cry description which he will dispose Of most rea
sonsblc terms. Persons fayoring him WIN their custom
may depend on having their Leather of the best quality
| Also. Morocco, and Lining skins for sale
| JOHN GUYER
Wilmington March IS, 1927 36-3n
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

DAN AWAY on the ring Of the 29h u. an indent-
la ed coored Girl named Deborah Moore, alias Deborah
MITCHELL She is abou, 5teet inches height thick Sc.
has mark under her right eye,ook With her variety
Of clothing Whoever will apprehend said girl that The
subscriber get her again shall be emit led 70 The above
reward All persons forbid halborng SAID g at elr
peril ISABELLA liEDRlCk.
Wilmington May 9, 1927. 53-4tp
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Commercial Bank of Delaware,

May 3d. 1877.
vIyIE Directors of this Rank have this day made ,vi.
Il dend OF dollar and fifty cents per shares which
III be paid 10 the Stockholders their legal representa-
ives at Smyrna Milford, the may be, any time
after the 18Th instant. BY Order
52-4t S. II HODSON, CASHIER.
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DIVIDENDS.

BANK OF SMYRNA,
May 81, 1927.
yISIE Directors Of the Bank Of SMYRNA have This da,
declared dividend for the las, SIX months, al the rate
Of 6 per cent year. The will pad after
the 18th instant. By Order
52-4t S. III. HODSON. Cashier.
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NOTICE.

TFyE Stockholders in the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
Il pany hereby notified that Ins alment If Five
Dollars, each and every of stock BY them held is
reqqrcdto be paid the Cd day Of July next, the Bank
Of Wilmington and Srandywne, between the hours Of
and o'clock, z. VI, 10 their Secretary.
BY Order Of 4e Rsard
DANIEL BYRNEs. Secy
Anril "a 1897
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April q, 1897

FEsIs Medicine has acquired very expended aaa esab
u shed celebrity both n .ospita and d yae practice
"hch rs efficacy alone has supported tNatis o. eight
years
Az string jaapurifer il has given new constitutions
to thousands, by its operation The Bigod that such
surprising have been performed on those who uee
supposed TO be tailoring urder pulmonary affections Re
The effect Of this medicine is such to interrupt
either business pleasure, and requires only tie common
esa'nt Of moderation in diet yeyed by the crcu
sing fluids, ana correct, their tendencies the nume
Gus diseases which originate in ytated blood diseased
liver or depsayed appetite Il is safe medicine and
all those evils which an unsuccessful use az mer
curry SO often occasions No one, hogeus Gdttsed 70
take i tt9ut frs. fully convincing himself Of the truth 81
.rai e dere stated and tae reeAude Of NE Prepriesors il
terltions
s great merit OF being recommended by the most cele-
braed Practitioners Of Medicine in the United States and
elsewhere @hsrea, not ono Of the spurious mixtures made
~ imitation OF i, has the least support from the me
faculty This fact offers argument SO pain and concl
slve, mat II needs only 10 be mentioned enforce con
yictcn
From DIR. VIM Price, Liverpool England farmerIy Sur
geon OF the Pennsyl vania Hospital &c.
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swsm's panacea nrenared
by Mr. Swarm, of Philadelphia has recently been ntrod
ced here by Dr. Price, from the United es of America
where Il i now extensively used in the treatment Of va
feiy 81 Chronic Diseases.
ot the efficacy Of this preparation Dr. Price has had abun
dant and most satisfactory evidence, during Of ex
efines made under his direction, whilst Surgeon OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Hospitals aud his arrival in England
ne mas had the good fortune Of witnessing many additions
instances OF its successful administration
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
useful are those arising ON constitutional casesas i,
the various forms of Scrofula whether Affecting The
onts, or soft parts and in where disposition L
thus disease IS manifested by debility only, it operates as
preventive TO the local disease By lis beneficial effects q,
the constitution. is equally eicacos in Mercural dc
ease and IN the secondary forms Of Syphilis and has late
y been given with marked success in chronic diseases
the Liver, which bad resisted he careful exhibition
mercury has, Likewise very recently been adminser
ed with decided advantage BY Of he most distinguish
ed Surgeons in London, in which had entircY ds
foyed The RICH, eve of the patient, and great porto
q me sluc OF me face' WM PRICE, NJ. y.
i
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TO THL
ne numerous and multiplying frauds committed on tle
pubic by numerous mix in If this vel known
medicine, are alone satisfactory evidence Of its superor
virtue, without any other proof There are now at eas
twenty limitations OF ~ but these limitations ell def
cent III one imortam reqnisite-they are far from posses
ing the VIRTUES or SWANS PANAcEa.
WM. SWAIN
NJ III Chesnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, Masonic Hail.
tC5r Sold in Wilmington, by NJ. JOHNSON,
.fo 30, Market Street; and also, by ]. BRING,
HURST.
May IS, 1927
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NOTICE.

nv II IL.
AEED CHESTNUT. Chair Maker, Of the BrropSh Q!
- Wilmington, having The 2Sh instant sold and cen.
yeyed to tire subscriber all lis stock in trade tie tbat
are respectfully informed Inst the business and trace
CHAIR MAKING will be- conducted in ii.ure II ne "a
nna N The name aud account Of the subscriber, W.
hereby solcl,s a Continuance 81 the public custom
WILLIAM GiEsNuf
March 81, 1927 4J-fr
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Richmond, august Is.
THE EXECUTION OF THE PIRATES.

On Yesterday the three Spaniards, Pope, Couro
and Felix were executed in the vicinity of this ci-
ty in pursuance Of the sentence of the Federal
Court They attended by the Roman Cath
olic Priest, Mr. HIRE, and two other citizens who
spoke the Spanish language, and were dispose, to
offer their services and sympathes en- the occa
sioE.
The prisoners appeared to be deeply affected at
the awful fate that awaited them. They praye
with great fervor to the throne of grace, first stan
ding and then on their knees III this situation,
attended by the Minister Of their religion, and
three gentlemen who spoke the Spanish language,
they continued about three quarters of an hour
Having ended their devotions, they desired Doc
tor Lemosy to announce to The assembled multi
tude, that they were guilty of the crimes alleged
against them and of many that they deserved the
fate that awaited them that they asked the for
givencss OF the people, and begged that they would
Join in prayer for their salvation.
The gallows was constructed that all three
were to be fastened to as many staples in the hor-
lzontal bar above, at once; and the platform, by
means Of hinges, was to be suddenly removed from
under them. The ropes had been fastened about
their nccks before their removal from the Jail, and
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l, Is said in southern paper. thu, the friend, Of N.
Clay, who were in Congress when the President ele'
ted, will estabhSh the fact that such proposal the Of
spoken OF by Gen jackson authorized by hen Tbs.
TOO late The tact is already established The trial rs
over. The accrsed is acquitted. BUCHANAN has de-
posed with HE fear CT he Hero in his heart and upon i
lncl evidence The conflicting testimony of Cater evr
Duff Green George Kreme aud Andrew Jackson has bee
set aside utterly unworthy Of serous consideration
McnaiIie Ingham s. Co will probably ask for annae'
hearing, on the 8 onnd that the ncss relied vas W.
worthy Of the Confidence reposed in him BY the jr TIL
having introduced him themselves, and the deei, alcir'
ted rausLcrTnR hayng testified to his integrity snundts
Of mind, and high respcc,abity," PRAYER viii be
con;emrtnnusy lected #, indeed the are no
aragned IN turn ia" their basen.ss in comprising the de
strrcton Of great and valuable patriot.
l,a,,u,.-;o f,o-ass-.
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aNfoRIH AMERICAN REYIEW The Sub.
IL scrlber las been appointed agent of this
highly valuable periodical work. & rcsuectfnll,
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man Of considerable literary celebrity, and se,-
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hare travelled and studied in foreign parts. and
became familiar with the languages and htrra-
turf 81 the old coun,nes others are devoted 10
scientific and literary pursuits as a profession
and others are conspicuous rs legislators and IN
rlsts. The work IS strictly American In us chaT
ectef aud is daily increasing In reputation. both
at home and ah.oad-lhe Typographical exec,l-
lion OF the work Is inferior 10 mono in the worid
The North American Review is published IN
Boston, quarterly. making , vols, a year, of a
bout 40 pages each, ot - per annum, paya
bic by now subscribers in advance. aud atier-
wards, on the receipt oithe April number of each
Xrar.
subscriber may begin with any volume
As new editions Of the buck No. are constantly
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can at ANY time be supplied
viii observe thai thu above work will be fur.
nisbcd 10 Subscribers IN this place, entirely free
Of postage or any other additional charge. aud
Subscribers living in tie country, sh9ll have II
regularly sent to them agreeable t. Their drer-
lions Gentlemen DESTROYS OF subscribing to the
above valuable work, will dome the pleasure to
call al my Book store. ABRAM X. NORTH.
August =.
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Dr. DRISDEN'S Crlebrai3 Rheumatic
Pointers Recommended by the most
respectable physicians IN Europe as well as IN
America as safe and certain cure ion the
K1slmaiim mud Rbeanatis amt
\ Judicious practitioner IN London, speaking
~ of these powders expresses himself thus
F" have (says hel employ ed all my skill and tai
cuf, 10 find ont an useful PREPARATION for the re-
ief and cure Of Rheumatism, and lmost SO'egHg
q1itHl, that have never found any thing 50 gp09i
50 snis and SO r1icariyl2, Dr.. Drlsdon S Rheu
matte Powders. You may depend upon IT (says
hc) loI have often experienced il, that they
posses, every virtue that can justly be asclbcd
10 any medicine for that tormenttng disease.
Hare then (says he, AGAIN. you have medicine
OF ,upcratiyc efficacy and of intrinsic value
mid IN ii, operation and certain inits effects and
winch may bc given viii success, in variety OF
shtoric diseases, but especially in obstinate
Ms,natjsH, 1t may be given 10 the youngest
children, and 20 women in the most del'cmc Sit1l-
ations. In pains of the face, &c. powder tal,en
al b.d time viii give relief.
D.. JEysIYGs of EdIabpreh, speaking ofthesc
powders, says, have used them m my practice,
as we'll as in the hospitals and find them 10 be a
most valuable remedy IN eases Of rheumatism
and well calculated TO Do much good, and there.
fore recommend them 10 general use beng colt
iident IN my own opinion, rs We'll as that OF uti-
ers, that no one viii be disappointed who may
have occasion In Use them.
Dr. Clark of Ne}0 York, in a letter 10 the a.
gent of the proprietor concludes 10y saying, HE
poorer class Of people viii find n these powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for ! have gen
caly found from one 70 two boXcs have Produ-
ced a care, ana IN some cases b0ifa box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance 4 gen
tirulan who came under my care, tailoring under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with ali
the symptoms Of approaching consumption, y
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, Of an opm.
ion. that this medicine will prove valuable rem
edy in complaints ofthe chest, as well as Hltu-
nlitism. Prepared and sold by
n. :. DRESDEN. VI d.
No 70. S. Pauis, L0adop.
Who has appointed Dr.. ROBERT HARRIS,
in. of Philadeipbia, the only agent in the United
states, to vend the Rheumatic Potcdcrs; with
fllI powder to appoint other agents where h
may think proper
IL TIE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale a few dozen boxes OF DR.. Dri9ea
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains 2 doses.
Price 81 IS Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist
Tn,v "A 1892
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YeA AVID q ROhEkt AtLL. oiT.r to then
~ customea, ana ~ Raaar, pn assortment
o. sensouabla FANCY d siNfaE GOODS.
which n quality an ehfeiy have u4te, beeu
surpassed ia THIS aarket. Amongst the artl.
ces lust received are tts following:
IL Dr5b Cloths, (varions shades, for Gentle
men great coats
Blue and Black Cloths, Ifar below the CONS
mon prices
Pel>-c Cloths, various eoIors and Gne quality
superior English silk kestings
Black figured Silks
Shaded figured Gro de Naples
PLAN black do.
Figured aud plain Satin. assorted
Rich fancy silk handkerrhlels
Ladies' black and white silk bose
Gdntlemeu's do. do. do.
Do. do do. halt do.
Blue, pink, white aud black Grape Iiesse
Italian grapes, assorted
Superior Grape robes
; / and "A black grippe hhkfs.
SILK veIvets and pushes
\ handsome assortment of infants cap pat.
tern,
Gymps and piping cords
superb feather edged ribbons
shaded satin do.
Fine kentlngs
Figured tambor'i and plain book muslin
PLAN and figured lackonet do.
Do. do. null do.
\ large supply of cambricks
Elegant white silk shoes
Prdupila DO.
Al assortment OF morocco a. scalstin do.
Superior aud cnt1mea rs'frors
Ladies fine AID toarsr b't.k worsted hose
SHtlu and Lntr-'Iiag ribbons assorted
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NIOTICE.-By virtue of a deed Of trust cse-
y cutcd to MS by Joseph Lloyd, on the 18th
dav Of December, 1921, and duly recorded in
the clerks office Of CampheIl county, Oh the l1tlt
Of March, 1925, to secure sundry debts TO Mar
tin Hancock. We shall ON Thursday the lst day
of February, 1927, on the premises sell to the
highest bidder, the tract of land in the deed
mentioned selling tim part for cash, and a part
ON a credit. 50 as to comply with the terms of
said deed The aforesaid tract Of land contains
by estimation ll2 Acres more or less, lies in the
county of Campbell about five miles from
Lvnchburg near the Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike. Acting As trustees we shall convey
only Inc title vested in u.s. which is believed I'M
Questionable. AMMON HANCOCK,
1. a, HOLCOMBE,
Trustees
ian IA. etds24
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I'D EElEWS.--lbe subscriber begs leave to
p inform the public thai he is appointed
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pabn ners, for the following valuable Perio-
deal Works, VIZ;
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Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
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Medic. Chirurgical Review, published in
New York, and Edited by James Johnson,
VI. ID.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by \. Chapman, VI. D., ". T. DeWes, Nj. d.
and Holm Goldman, NJ. d. @r. &c.
viii remark thai the above Reviews have
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save to those who lake them from me abnn
two dollars year on each work. | hon
gentlemen will do me- the favor Of calling ant
subscribing tor one or all Of the above valua
bic works. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dec. Is.
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ALAPLANF WEDDING.

The following account Of the method
ofdcciding on marriage between young
persons in Lapland, Is cNua,icd from
lulcI's Wortnlos Of England
Here let me insert passage Of a
custom in this baIbarous country, from
mouths Of credible merchants whose
eyes bohcIdit. 1t Is death in Llplpd
to marry man without her friends or
parents consent; wherefore if one bear
affection for a young maid upon tie
broachiug thereof To her friends, the
fashion is, that a day is appointed for
their friends 10 behold the young parties
run a race together. The maid IS al
lowed in starting, the advantage Of a
third part ofthe race, 50 that it IS i'm
possible that herl lover can overtake her,
unless she is wiIilng.--lf the maid out
run her sutton, the matter is ended, he
must never have hcr--it being penal
for the man to renew the motion oiinar-
riage. But if the virgin have an al
lection for him, though at the first run
ming hard, to try the truth of his love,
(wilhout Atanta's golden bali to retard
heI Spccd) pretends some casualty, and
makes VOLUNTARY halt before she comes
to the mark or end Of the race. Thus
none are compelled to marry against
their own will and this is the cause
that in this country the married people
are richer in their own. contentment,