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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
new Establishment

Al CHiPMAN's POINT, OhwELL, VT.
'HE subscriber is now opening very largo
soa general assortment Of GOODS, at the
DC" bnek Store, few rods north of ". Chin.
man Cos Stone Store, which he offers for sale
Iof cash, all Kind. of country produce, or on ap.
proved credit. Having purchased the most of
hs goods at auction aud by the package. and be !.
ing situated on The lake shore where he is at
very uih'ng expense in getting his Good. from
Ms'A..-he feels confidence in saying tina, he
WI 'e', Goods as low or low CT than any merchant
70 'He State lie would invite his friends aud
me public generally to call aud see fer them
s'''e'' Storing and forwarding promptly stten-
ded TO, aud done on the lowest terms
\. b. The highest prices paid for Sleeps
felis J. M'ENAN.
Orwell, Oct. 10. 1888. ASSN.
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osf on the road between Rutland and Castle.
- ION, about the iih inst. small bundle. con
tanning some boys Shirt Collars, Handkfs., end a
BACK Lace Val. Whoever may have found II.
WI, nave The goodness to leave it at the Bookstore
~ huand or Castleton, and they shall be rewarded
for their trouble Dec % Isa5
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TO PRINTERS.
Franklin Letter Foundry.

VIE reduced cost of the materials used
l. in the composition Of printing types,
and the Improvements and increased facIi-
ties OF casting them, have induced the sub
scrlbcrs to adopt the following list OF
PRICEs AT six months credit, for appro-
we'd paper or at discount of five per cent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

RLANkS.--Fo sale at The Rutland Book
- store-BIaok County Court Wits on Note,
Book, on Jail Bonds aud for general declaration !;
also, {. {. Executions; blank Warrantee, Quit
Claim aud Mortgage Deeds; Blank Justice Wri:s
and Executions, and Justice blanks for Records
OF Judgments Blank SubpeDa's--lIehway Sur
veyors bianks--al kinks Of Probate blanks, blank
Citations and certificates for poor debtors, aud
jail Bonds. Blanks for taxing costs Of illnesses,
gust prinied.) Sundry kinds Military blanks,
&C. &c. W. FAY.
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BAN1E OF BURLINGTON.

~ Office is hereby given to the Siockhold-
~ ers of the Bank OF Burlington, that on
each share OF the capital stock of said Bank
eight dollars is TO be paid in, on he fourth day
Of January next and that fourth payment of
eight dollars on each share is to be made on
the 4th day Of April next, at their banking house.
ByNoEder Of the Directors,
y X. G. COLE. Cash'r
November 6, 1895. sw
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Third an d last call;

u N THIS WY IN
4 IL persons indebted 10 The subser;hs, n,
"a Meat, TAllow, SC must make immedi.,.
payment And unless due and inmedia,e !. ,
ien''on Is paid 70 this reqoes,, he will positively
i.s'e hin accounts where the delinoaepl, viii
have TO pay cost. WIN
Rvilspd, Dee. -, 1885. 40
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PENSIONERS

nSsL oopE rOatsuues TO pay sueh a. are
'esiored, ARD 10 usssa<, al bHssaess for geo.
ss'na a. esasi. Al hls shAes. doors north Of The
Gear hssss. Ruissns. n
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BOOKS a. STATIONARY.

JUST received from Boston New York aud
- Philadelphia, large ADDITIONS TO our former
stock OF BOOKS and STATIONARY, which
makes the fulles, and most complete assortment
that we have had for many yeais,-and which
are now offered for sale on the most reasonable
terms.
We have not room 10 enumcrate only small
part THIS week. Among The miscellaneous, are
embraced some Of the most elegant
London ANIMALS, for 1896.
The DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK.
The CHRISTIANS KEEP SAKE-and
MISSIONARY ANNUAL;
ACkERMAN'S FORGET ME not,
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING
JUVENILE FORGET ME- NOT;
American Animals.
The MAGNOLlA-TOKEN & SOUVENIR;
RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR;
The LILY, a Holiday present
The HUMORiST'S ANNUAL; The New
Years GIFT The PEARL The Odd Vol
ume; and great many smaller works, suitable
for ohildren's Christmas s. New Years presents
.'.'.'.'.': also .........
Young Christian, by Abbott Harlan Page !;
Memoirs OF Mrs Harriet ". Winsiow; Matthias
and his lmpos,ures Spuuzeim on Education !;
Youths Letter Writer Infant school Manual !;
Cobb's Lexicon; Life OF Cobbr,t; DIR Beacher's
Flea for The Wesl Conversation on Common
Things Set of Pahey's Library; The Way to
be saved, &c. SC. &c.
December 10. w. FAY.
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New and Valuable school DoeL

W The attention Of Instructors, School Com
mi,iecs, and othcrs interested In the subject OF
Education, is requested TO The following new
aud valuable work. entitled
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a1Dne1 II. HOD DYs

As y~sa facrased ,aesleyf, Rotary Ceotiar
Il ans Psslss Stoves al sszes. ~tica AL sc
.eia ., no iosoa Casa psste siss 500 ~. sauit.
err Tsnsss Sels i.caaaor isrps sssofiescni Bsel
isiags aoa Moeossaas. Troy Sapcf &c Piuaf
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To- CssA ~ Cfs.ds.
Jan. "a lsJ6
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The Popular Reader,
COMPLETE SCHOLAR,

lnteudsd asa reading Book, Tor the use Of the high
est clSssof, Schools aud Acsdsmics throughout tho
Unitcd States u he work by She uuih,r OF the
celebrated sefs of School Books by the name.
Of the "FRANkLlN PRlMER.r tho IMPROVED
READER and the GENERAL CLASSROOM"
The publisher OF this work is that high CON.
meniatons sto 80 frequently bcstowed upeu Books o
hillc NJ merit that the public not Away. able to
determine the character Of work from the rccomun,
daous bestowed upon IL But Va the cHso the notices
presenred are from men WHO we'll qualified form
correct opinion, aud men too whom the public will
readily believe, would MT recommend School Book.
unless they believed II deserving.
From the Rev. y Lord d. ID. Presided, Of
Dartmouth College.
have examiacI tho Popular Reader" a recent pub.
icaiinn, and it'gves pleasure 10 commend IL n,
work well Adspei To the purpose which IL coutenpsios
The work my opinion, deserves 20 s,aud IN Tho lrt
class Of school Books.
From the Rev. $. II. Hall, Principal of the
Teachers Seminary, Andover.
have examined with some care the " Popular Rfe..
der" well ne the "Fnuklin Primer" " Improved
Reader and General Glass Boot," by the same nu.
thor. II gives pe"surelo say, that discover ia the
preparations Of ALL degree of knowledge Of tho real
wants OF the young not often displayed pieparr'g
books for their use
The popular Reader will mol lru, be found ie,s
useful than the previous volumes 1t is adapted Tor the
older classes III common schools aud Academies and
WILL like its predecessors, be popular" with those for
whom II is intended
The Chrisraiu Register, in notice of the Pc.
pular Reader, speaks thus Of the whole series
"No series OF school books for reading lessons with
IA our knowledge, is 80 well adapted 10 conduct the
child from the very simplest words and combinations OF
words, onward by regular Sradutions TO relish for tnc
iul aud elegant writing"
From the Rev. Emmerson Davis, Principal of
Wes,feld Academy TO the publisher.
The Popular Reader in my opinion, SURPRISES nil
N lg mn eIs
Illusiratiots to the words defined, and in reference
throughout the book TO the definitions given in prcccd-
ing chapters II the school teacher does his duly tho
scholar who the Popular Reader cannot fail to un.
dcrsand what he reads.
05'rhe Popular Reader is also recommended by The
School Committee Of Northampton, consisting Of Rev
Dr. Penny, and Rev, Mrs Todd ard Siearus prclcssor
Hitchcock of Amherst College. President Allen of Bow
dom Co!ese, the School Committee Of Greenfield who
say us II regards usefulness and 10 Inc
wants OF our Common Schools, we hardly know of lis
quail the Boston Recorder aud various others.
For Sale at the Rutland Book Store, by
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Other kinds oftype reduced in proportion
Old type received in exchange at 9 cents
per pound.
The style oftheir large and small letter is
modern, and fthe most elegant kind. The
metal will be found to be very hard and du-
rable, having anew Ingredient in their com
position. For accuracy and finish, the types
cast at their foundry are warranted equal TO
any whatever. They have on hand an as
sortment of Book and Job letters, so that
they are prepared to execute orders for en-
tire offices of job, newspaper or book print
ing on short notice. They are thankful for
the patronage they have received, and will
be happy to receive the orders of printers
which will receive prompt attention.
Merchants and others, who have orders
abroad will be supplied not only with type.
bu, with presses, chases, composing sticks,
and everything necessary for printing es-
Enlistment, and put up with care and ac-
curacy.
Printers are requested to publish this adj
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receive IN payment s., or in the settlement
OF their accounts.
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me worn will be published In weekly Numbers In mitch
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Peges WIN double columns, making two volumes nnonsiI
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WIN handsome title page and table Of contents ~
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Toy ES.

I.,oR sale b, JAMES BARRETT, j.. san.
H. leys celsbraiad ROT.iRi CookLNG
STOVES Aiso, has new improved PARLOI
STOVES, ~ ~. loves, cash pfiecs.
Ru,iapj. De-. q, 1855.
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II. l.. Carey's Library Of
LITERATUJRE

T1NO that this reading age implies desre for ms
i truction, aud the means Crafty that desire On
the first point all are agreed the second their is diver.
sty DOTH OF oP'"o" ""d OF Practice. We news pa-
nearly all subjects which have severa their classes of sa
ders and supporters and yet copous the means of
intellectual supply, mere still needed. In addition TO
the reviews OF the day, and passing of books the
people in large numbers IN all pats Of our great republic
crave the possession of the books tLems and details
beyond mere passing aluslon Of the progress
IN art and science But though be easy to ascertain nn
express their wants II is not easy crafty them Exnense
distance from the emporium Of literature eng oec
patrons which prevent personal application even MESA
yes to Libraries and booksellers many causes keen
people away from the feast Of and the IF
the coveted literary ament 1t is the aim of the multi ,Ie,
oil the Library TO obVlate these difficulties aud to enable
every individual at small cost and without any pesona
effort, to obtain for his aud that of H. ivored
friends or family, valuable works complete on a bancbos
Of useful ard popusr literature, form well odan,eJ
to the comfort OF the reader.
he charm oil variety, as far is compatible with mor
atty and good taste will he held IN view in CO.
uucng he Library 10 MI the pages of which the current
literature oil Dfeat Britain In all various of
Biography History, Travels, Novels and Poetry sb,I ba
freely put under contribution With, pcrcbance occosion,I
Is intended 10 give entire the work which shall
nc seccco Tor publication. When authorize
the measure, will be had to the literary s,es -
continental Europe, aud TRANSACTIONS made from French
Italian, or German as the case may be- '
Whilst the main work will be reprint or nj imes ,,,n
aon Of entire volumes the cover will exhibit Tic ;scsi
aneous character oil Magazine and of sketches of
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Great Britain and Ireland addition home periodicals or
this part of work
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shers are the best guarantee for the Of the
terpriss IN which they about to embark AZ yell o.
ior the abundance OF the materials 10 give il yaIa. in h
eyes ofthe public. As far judicous selection md a,
ei arc concerned readers will IT is hoped have reason
10 oe 'us satisfied as the editor of the Library Ia no,
stranger TO Them bat has than once ,h.,
'ofaoe SURFACES Tor his past literary efforts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

have examined tho Popular Reader" recent pub.
licaiion, and itsiycs nae pleasure 10 commend MS
work well Adsipei To the purpose which coutenpsos
The work IN my opinion, deserves 10 siaud IN tho 6r,t
class nl erhunl nnaks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26
From The fremont Waiehm1n.

am much sston.hed one Ct the people to
ind that some suppose Gen. Harrison not to be =
friend OF democratic principles. II supposed this
to be The case would not support him for
men' The great principles Of equal rights are too
sacred and too important to be given up for the
support Of any individual. have always been told
by those who are wiser than myself 10 prefer re-
publican principles TO sny nan. however great his
talents or abilities. Gen. Harrison not friend Of
republiesn principles Look at bis letter to the
dominating committee Of this State. Look at h,s
feee1, J.. . " 5. Villages. wrus BE .,d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

sre~sS 10 the Poss n.asief ~. rgys - o. sfeer-
o-< ,hossa.s 6.Uars. there shall be spposniee ~
he Pfsss5<u, ard s.nsis DeFuif Pesinasier.
ssc IS. Aas.sssus s'nasiers ssS esssss sh'h
b stcn p fro siis,y eeses ard serssng 90 Jaf'es
Scx. IS. Provides ~ ths sdssrtsssng sssisfs fe-
sa,ia,sg 10 "a. posss9ces.
SEE SO Ne postmaster shsli receive free 81 post
age ssf .ttef o. ptetsge ecutaiaag any othe' than
PAGER o. rnonsy, sscs' Peoaiy Of sse add easEais-
al
Sec 81 Prs.ldes fsf the releasing of'he cr1gibsl
sv,.s,e. on psss master b. substituting o,sers.
See So. Asy p-son nc shsil be accessory shef
~. ncI TO TIE -, pce q stealing any letter or
packet hom the Ma q the sitsd States By any
per.as whatever. shsH upon CONVICTION ,hereos be
6ned At e.ceedIag oos ihousand dollars sud I'D :
yrison.5 f,r term not etceeAing hse yesrs
See 80. TIE Postmaster Genefsl is sothorsee
to es,sblsh ar Express Mail IN addition to the or
d.nsry mail. snd 70 charge inPe The smoani o.
po,iags Tor letters esfried by u.
Sec. 40 Ia rsse o;tbe death. iSe. Of tie postnuas
ief GenerS he powers shsli se interim deFol'e on
the hrsi Assisiaoi PJ.,masiei General.
Sec Al Sci cole the letter esrrisrs 10 every city
10 the control Il he Postmaster General
Ser, AZ. Pro,ijss Tor the transportation Of the
rnsil ~ rsnsls
Sec. as aud 81. Drine the amounts Of the ssaa-
RES Of Of the Assistant Pos,ns General and has
clerks snd Of he Auditor aud bis clerks.
Sec IS. Three 1,lhons, ons hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars shall be appropriated FOR tie ser
wee Of the Post Office Department for the yes'
commencing on the FIRST day Of Jolly, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

.1aother Fire in .Nt1 York. The Journal of
Commerce Of the 2Otb inst says: About o'clock
yesterday morning, the large FIVE story brick build
ing, III Nassau street, belonging T. The American
Bible Society, sud occupied their printing es-
Establishment by Dante. FsG.tss, sss discovered
to be on IRE, and notwithstanding lhe ro-t prs,se-
worthy and interchangeable erer'ion- Of the ire re-
par'meut, The interior ri The br,'-'u- -r. rttIe8
from bottom TO ior ms IFS con CO.'S .t .- .......
cd or badly d1~src.. An 81. ND.
building were Il or 10 ... ..-..-. ... "a ... .a,
engine, with the other nere--,f, 4pya,. I.r Tor an-
wing them. All these were pot Aors do con.J.t
though we are inclined to think hey are hot N the
aggregate damaged more han fifty per cent on
their ftrmef value. a large amount Of type 10
Destroyed. together with the Office furniture ell Of
~heh' ~i'h the presses belonged to Mr. FsnshaU
~hose !o's must be nearly 100000. lie Is in
'p's9 onlg $4,000. The Bile Society ow ned the
,-i.f'Sz GO ~hich they had $4,000 Insurance, and
a. sq' i7agn, on their property within It. 10
Scta eases th. will more than cover their
Csc The damage TO the building IL not probably
isaga s25OO ss the walls stand firm, and the tim
ssrs. tsoGgh much burnt. have not fallen. Among
tie property Of the Society destroyed, were por-
hons OF an edition Of the New Testament IN mod
ern Greek. Of The Bible 10 German, of Pocket BIZ
BILE IN English, aud of the last Annual Report which
WAS nearly ready for Publication. The main bull
ding Of the Society. containing the Depository and
Seere,ary's rooms, Vas not injured This is the
third time that sad building has been lmminently
exposed 10 destruction by FIRE within the year past
II however tiili stands. like the Book whose n. me
It bears. unsesthed amid the assaults Of tie els-
rcs,s sae ~ Es,,ee Ct wicked usa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

The following is an extract ofs letter from Col.
R. u. IohBson, Van Burens candidate for Vice
President, which was addressed to Gen. Harrison,
July Alb 1913.
1.-TWO great objects induced us to come First
20 le st the regalning Of our own Territory. and
Detroit and at The taking Of Maiden aud second.
s serve under officer in whom we have
c...ence. We would not have engaged in the
rer'ce "Hh out such prospect--ire did not rant
10 srrre under cOicorah or traitors Jut under one
'SAo had Pr0red himserto be wse prudent and rars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26
Extract of letter from Commodore Perry. to
General Harrison, dated Aug. Is. 1917

The prompt change made by you 10 the order
Of battle on discovering the position Of the enemy,
has always appeared to me to have eyinced high
degree Of military talent ! concur with the ven
cradle Shelby in has general appreciation Of your
conduct IN that campaign"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

WHO Is GENERAL HARRISON Some Of the tory
papers say he coward. 1t would be unciyil for Us
say to our brother editors, they lie. This abrupt
Tor! will pefhsp. be received with better relish from
one OF their own partzan idols, Col r. VI. johnson
Here it's IN an Extract from speech delivered in the
House Of Representatives. by said Hon r. NJ johnson
Of Kentucky the bin for the relief of j. c. Harrison
deceased, March 81, 1881.
One ofihe securities is Geo. WIN. H. Harrison
and who is Gen. Hatrsonl The son Of one OF
the signers oftbe Declaration of Inde pendence no
spent the grea ter part OF his large fortune in redeem
ing the pledge he then gave Of "his fortune, life
and sacred honor to secure The liberties Of his
country.
OF the career of Gen. Harrison need not speak
the history of the west Is his history For for.
ty years he has been identified with It's interests its
pens and ITS hopes. Universally beloved in the
~elks Of reace, and dsiginuished by his ability in
The councils of his country, be has been yet more
iluslnously distinguished IN the field
During The late war he Was longer in active ser.
wee than any other General officer he was per.
haps oitener in action than any one Of them. and
never sustained defeat"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

Il HARRISON is COMING. IN.
Behold! the eOnqusring Hero comet"
The valiant old Hero and Statesman General
WILLIAM II. HARRISON has conquered the
usurpers of power, the oppressors of the People
aud the "Expungers,' in the States Of
PENNSYLVANIA, 1.-THE Key State,)
Ono, kENTucKr,
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA n. CARoLiSA,
DELAWARE lNrIAsA.
VERMONT has long since declared for the Wes-
tern Hero. MASSACHUSETTS, which has been here
tofore for Mr. Uebster, is about surrendefing
sEcrrcuT, MAINE and RHODE ISLAND will follow
suit. together with several more Western States.
NEW YORK too, the Empire State. is shaking to
the CENTER and from present appearances we should
think that nothing could resist the growing popu-
larty of the Hero of North Bend" If either
friend or foe of Gen. Harrison had predicted two
years ago that this long retired Cncinnatus coulC
have been brought forward and enabled to put dowr
Old Hickorys administration, together With Tbs
New York Regency and the whole Kitchen Cab
net. he would have been LAUGHED at. Rnt ms thing
now look, the great miracle is already nearly &C
complished. A few months, at least. will tell the
story, and the wonderful work will be accomplish.
ed 10 the utter discontinue, as we now have rea
abused the power entrusted to them by the people
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

Gy-The numerous friends and acquaintance y
Of Mr.. d. 8. Kit,le. formerly Of washington e.
add more recently ofCsstletou. VI. gre infOruss
that he s now engaged as an assistant Of Mr. Hal
a. tbs gsns.sa Hssss in thus e.iy.--TSsy wig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

that the usu al no has sren; BIS Whole lie IN TIE
service Of b, eeonify. Nth economy. ., 10 rubbs
expenditures and dsbsrstneo,, Of the .rsc,.., .,.s
sns ~ho nov - usefoiIy -apioyed ua sl.r. Of ,
Court TO gan his subsiftsnrc--Who revrt ,,e.,,.A
Donor cot q ihs P0tlc T,casury ~hith Ia IA
DOL earn 'Niec osef--is 20 friend Il srrrabl,e,,
accumulation q the government Compare bin,
With Marin Van Bsren. vhose whole life b,. bee.
one esieef si'e' the spoiis Il Office. 10 "a. beeon,
ueh and has 'suenod on the pubic revenue who
has ho principle sndef heaven caecp, his own PEI,
'oHai interest ssi. are the people Of Vermont
ehnoed about this matiefl ltu., not. A NOR.
'ho.iiigens people is not TO be found. peope that
understand their rights better. hope II any one
is mistaken or deceived they will inform them
serves "Hbo1t delay. otrzES OF ms Sokrn.
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rnr WV 1nrr orrIcr Law.

re Ss- Poss cees La. -rsieh caests spus
sarsrssS esssrs. n ias Po-s oses nrrs'tasai.
% 90 soSs ,hsi 90 e.asot tsS rpo@ fr g. sS- are,
tAsrsssss rl.s to sua eursss q 'sAsfs" 'nsS'
ky tie hs.,lmoss Asssrscsr.
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&C., is responsible for the payment, until he
returns the paper, or gives notice to the
publisher that they are lying dead in the
office.
Such being the fscB in the case, it is
query whether publishers of periodicals arc
faithful to the government and the laws
when they allow so many frauds to be prac
ticcd ON them without notice. Can there
not be some mutual understanding on thu
subjectl