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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 Ii persons having claims against
n the Estate Of John Mcknight late
Of Monroe Township Carroll county, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present The
same legally proven for settlement withe-
in one year from this date, and all tho q
indebted to the estate are required 10
make immediate payment,
ELLIS WILKIN
Administrator.
January 6th 1885.
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Nov. 9th, 1885.
ONE CEN [ REM ARD.

ONE CEN L REWARD.
Ran away from the subscriber, on The
10Th October, in Jefferson Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, bound girl aged near
Iy IA years, named Nancy Cockrell.-
The above reward will be given to any
person bringing her backto me, but nc
thanks.
SAMUEL DoWELL.
Nov. Goth, 1895.
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~ ~ - = - -
DY virtue oil an order to US directed
Dby John Shober, justice Of the Peace
for Jefferson tp., in Carroll county, we
The undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised certain stray
mare, taken up by John KOrken OF said
township, and fnd the same to be dark
bay, white IN her forehead, and two hind
feet white, about fourteen hands high, i
suppose her TO be between ID and 20
years old, and value her al four dollars.
Given under our hands this I'd day ofJaR
uary, A. D. 1885,
GEO. SMITH,
JOHN YlNGLlNG. Appraisers
Sworn 10 and subscribed betoEe me
this I'd day of January, A. D. 1895.
JOHN SHOBER, J,P,
State ofOkiO, Carroll County, SIS.
It's hereby certified that the foregoing
is true copy from my esIray book
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of Jan. 1885.
JOHN SHORER, RIP.
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POETRY
From the Southern Literary Messenger
THE WAGNER.

From the Southern Literary Messenger.
THE WAGNER.
I've often thought il ! we're asked
Whose lot envied most
What one, 4 thought most lightly tasked
Ofman's unnumber'd host
I'd say I'D be mountain boy,
And drive noble team, Wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy!r I'd cry,
Anc lightly Ry
into my saddle seat;
My rein Id slack
My whip I'd crack
What music is so sweetg
Six blacks I'd drive, Of ample chest,
All carrying high the head;
ALI harness d tight, and gaily drest
In winkers tiPp'd with red
Oh yes, I'd be mountain boy,
And such team I'd drive, WO. hOyl
Wo, hoy! I'D cry,
The lint should fly
Wo, hoyt you Dobbir! Balll
Their feet should ring,
And | would sing nay fol de rO|.
My bells would tingle, tingle hing,
Beneath each bearskin cap,
And as saw them swing and swing,
I'D be the merrIest chap
Yes, then I'd be a mountaia boy
And drive jingling team, WO, hoy!
Wo, hoy I'd cry
My words should fly,
Each horse would prick hls ear;
With tighten'd chain
My numbering vain
Would move 10 its career.
The golden sparks, you'd see them spring
Beneath my horses tread;
Each tail, I'd braid it up with string
Of blue, or Haunting red;
So does, you know, the mountain boy
Who drives nashIng team, Wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy! I'D cry
Each horse'seye
With fire would seem to burn;
With lifted head
And Dostril spread
They'd seeM the earth to spurn.
They'd champ the bit, and fling the foam
As on they drugged my load;
And / would think Of distant home,
And whistle upon the road
oh would 1 were a mountain boy
I'D drive six horse team, WO, hoy!
Wo, hoy I'd cry
Now By yon sky,
I'd sooner drive those steeds
Than win renown,
Or wear crown,
Won by victorious deeds,
For crowns oft press the languId head,
And health the wearer shuns,
And victory, tramphng on the dead,
May do for Goths and Huns
Seek them who will, they have no Joys
For mountain lads, and Wagon boys.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TNHE Firm Of Mcdowell & McElder.
h ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent Notice, therefore, is given te
all who are indebted 10 said firm, that
he undersigned have placed their com.
pany Books, Noes, DC. IN the hands Of
J. Pearce, in COrrollton, with whom set
Element must be made before the Goth Of
November next, otherwise collections
will necessarily be nude tOith costs.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
CarrolltOn, October %, 1885.
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=. NtokeIy and .. MtClaye.

NSs NWUAOHy NHHW IS IN CHUVCg
AHOrnies and COWnSellOrs at LGtu,
" AVING formed partnership in
- their professIoa, will practice TO-
gether in Carroll county, Ohio.
R, McCLAVE may be consulted at
his Office 10 Carrollton, or s. STOKELY
in Steubenville, aud in all cases tho re-
'ainer Of the one willengage the service
Of the other.
CarrolIton, Sept. 1884.
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The Museum of Foreign Literature
and Science, price Sc 90 per annum,
the Library aud Port Folio will be all
supplied for Sls 90.
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MARBLE YARD.
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, PITTsBgRG

NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, PTTTsBgRc.
MARBLE Mantels, with Pilasters
w and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
ble Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door Stills
and Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received 4 prompt
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN RHEY 81 Co.
June 70, 1895
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CANDY ANDBEAvzR
CANAL.


The Stockholders Of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby nOti-
fed,
WHAT they are required to pay, to
AMICHAEL AFTER, Treasurer, at
the town Of Hanover, or to his agents, an
instalment of FIVE per cent. upon the
capital stock of said Company, on or be-
fore the sixteenth day Of February next
being the eighth instalment.
By order Of the Board.
CHALES D. H0STETEEk,
Sec'ry
Office oftAe Sandy 4 Beaver Ca
aaI CegpGay. Dec. !, 1885, }
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W. JOHNSTON,
Att0Yaey and Counsellor at Ian

aNUFWCy UHW OUUHS6tEVF Ut LuW, dNU
SOIicitOrin Chancery,
Z" AS removed bis Office 10 The room
- lately occupied as the Auditors
Office, CarrOlltOr, Carroll county, Ohio.
April 10, 1885
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GrOceries at WhOIe-Sale.

Groceries AT Wholesale
CATLETT s. HEATON, are just re-
ceiving a very General Assortment and
heavy stock of groceries-Plttsburgh
manufactured articles, &c. &c.
Including
l6o Bags Rio Coffee
80 chests Young Hy son Tea.
SOhIf." do do
20 l3 ID. Boxes do do
10 lb. Gun powder, do
90 Box Chocolate.
1900 Loaf Sugar ..
95 btls. N. o. do.
1000 Allspice
1000 Pepper
$50 i" Cloves
so b" Nutmegs
SO Mas. Cassea
80 Kegs Beatty's Powder
10 do Rock do
go Box. Eastern Tobacco
10 Kegs do do
40 Box Pipes
$4,000 Common Segars
10 900 Spanish do
5000 Melee do
2 Ceroons Of Indigo
4 hid. Madder
8 Casks Alum
2 bbIs. Spirits Turpentina
Tierce Sperm OIL
4 +" Whale do
1000 L" Spanish Whiting
500 4" do Brown
500 " Venrtisn Red
500 " Glue
500 ~ Salt Peme
800 " Epson SsltS
90 Boxes Shaving Soap
10 O.. casks Sweet Malaga Wine
S :. 4" 81. Lucre do
S " 4" Lisbon do
S {" " Porte DO
9 9. Supr. Old do
1900 lbs. Ass'd. COHfectionaries
j case LIquorice
500 lbs. Keg Raisins
10 BoXs., do
2 bbls. Almonds
2 do Ground nuts
1000 lbs. Cast Steel
1000 do Eng, Blist, do
Mill and Crosscut Saws, ShOVels,
Spades, Patient buckets, Cotton varR
assorted Nos, Candlewick, Cotton bat
ting, Cordage Of every kind, Shot;
Lead, Writing and wrapping paper,
Iron, Nails, Glass and Sash.
Also, 90 crates Queensware assort-
ed, IS Dozen common plates by the
dozen.
All of which they offer on as good
terms, as they can be bought west OF Tho
mountains.
CATLETT g. HEATON.
Wellsville, Nov lst, 1885.
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Carrollton Oct. 1858
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNHE undersigned, appointed a COM
- mittee TO contract with competent
workman, to build church at the Big
Spring, wish to take proposals for the
erection Of the same, the ensuin ng summer
the size is 45 by s.; the wall is to be oil
brick, Is feet high, The first contract to
enclose the house aud lay the underfoor.
The place of building, is ten miles west
of CarrolIton Monroe Township, Carroll
county Ohio, for further particulars en-.
quire oCthe committee.
AARON ELLIOT. I 9
JOHN BARR, 8
PETER ElCK, 2.
JOSEPH CELLERS, 8
NATHANIEL HAYDEN,J 2
January. Sth, 1885.
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NOTICE.

WeIlsville, Nov lst, 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
lRCGE,.

AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY
To The Editor Of tic S. r. 7tIcgrdph
RMR. Editor We have noticed, in your paper aH
LIVE advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing to cure
Cancerous discases Fstula &c. We have been acca'
toned believe that these diseases wcrc for the Inc:
part, ncurable; but having had opportunity Of VIZ,
Messing of the practice Of Dr. H., really hinS
would be serving the of humanity to say Ina! W
have been astonshed at the attending his efforts
We have cases. the appearance OF which "'e
from all around expressions OF hopeless despair. a
seemed to defy human skill and yet, after few "seH
under the treatment OF Dr. NJ, the disease, to all pP
ancc is cffcctually removed
We inke pleasure in calling the attention OF an?
YOUR readers vino may be suffering from these d!s.e
ing diseases, TO the advertisement referred to.
JAS. &. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS,,,
CORNELIUS CREW
EZEKIEL DAVIS, .,
RICHD G. GlLLlAM'
JAMES CASklE,
A. FRENCH. -,
W. W. MARSHALL'S REMEDY FOR TIE ll' hen
An infallible remedy for the Piles, (which "'
tested by various persons in this city ana e's Nan
may be had By applying to w. W. MarshaiI' j. '''
sion House .u,o ro,urred.
If satisfaction is not given the money w DC william
Reference to persons cured Of Cancer Latey onY,y:
Petit, Fluyanna county; MIR. Hacket, Cal0ir
Edward Bass, Colesville; Ichd Johnson =, Ma,hews
county, Thos Skinner, E. City county; gam county;
Brunswick county; MIR. Noble Prince tu" MaxSnd.li,
Mr.. Miller, Goochland county; Mr. Janney' A'e"
William P. Wyche, Petersburg u-n..i
Sept IS.
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bonses were. ne cav heavy smoke, ard ancrwari,
great fire. but he saw no person The account wa
doubted for mc until IN old negro, who had been
left by Mr. Soano in charge of the pIace, arrived n
town and informed that the day before the Indians can.
10 the house and made prisoner OF him. and told him
that lie must remain subject to the orders ii the chef
who was then absent Nine of the ten Indians ate,
being there some time, went away, and ie remaining
Indian united the OLD man u'u iel MN go, teag En 10
keep ont oil the road
The Indians informed the negro that they intended 70
burn all the settlements on the river side and then they
would 90 10 the house Of MIR. Weadrnun, who Was ed
of theirs They said that there were more Indians 10
aid them John Hicks, an Indian well known to many
Of our citizens amongst those who were al Solnus
LATER SrlLL- Thursday .f0rning.- We lean by lad
who ped from Mr. Bayas plantation last evening
arrived in town during the night that MI BaJa build
ings were burned by the lndluns, and that hlr Bao
Genovar had been killed ID Indians were there. aud
from their position they appeared TO be On Their way
north Baya place is six miles north OF Soino S-TAe
lad made his escape By concealng himself in tl!ckc
until he had an opportunity OF mak'as lbs way uH0D's
edEtolhlr. Wcadmans seven miles distant
"Battie 0f hfacoochce.-Wc furnish our readers Tie
following additional particulars OF the engagement
Notwithstanding come from unqucstl'nab!c auiao
ry:
the river three hundred Of the militia volunteers wmic
Cen Call crossed in the plecc-the former Were
formed in order Of battle fast as they landed the M
ter troops however. not displayed. but renIa!rd
wards from The scene OF action As the frs, shot
was fired The militia were panc-sruck and fled prccp.
lately over the river Of their captains leading lie
way and losing his musket in the paSsage-s1me t"eny
Of the militia remained and fought galiany.
1.-THE regulars had been sustained by the militia, tie
Indians could not have cscaped-as it was. however,
the enemy, by extending their right and Left were
oulankng the rcgulars-this was prevented b. Of
the charges spoken of in yesterday paper.
During the action which lasted one hour and fifteen
minutes, the yelling Of the savages nccssan,, AID
somewhat appa!ing ten times their number OF civilized
daLc. The regulars were compelled to watch their Of
portunity and fire by voies, whenever they flash
from The hicket Not soldier engaged lett h!s ground
not under the plea Of taking away the Wounded.
The number OF the enemy killed and wounded rot
ascer,uned The killed were inferred, ana fires bull.
their graves that the Indians obtained sea ps
The action very severe one, as is evident from The
fact that than quarter Of the whole command
killed wounded, of the latter, four MORALLY The or,-
Of Col. Tanning receivrdt two shots in his body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
Jan. IL
gsoDinSOs's Practice, Vol. 2.

Eastern District Of lrgiaia TO tcit:
BDE it remembered that on the eleventh day OF Sep.
b tembcr. Ammo Domni one thousand eight hun.
bred and thirty five CoSwAY RoDISsoS, OF the sad Dis
,rict hath deposited in this office, the title OF Book tn
title of Which, is in the following words, to wit: Tie
Practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity in Virginia. 10y
Coyw.r RoEIssoS Volume H. Containing Practice in
suits in Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel Shcphrd,
and sold by RoJsH Smith, IS:SJ The light whereof,
he claims as author, in conformity Ia the Act OF Com
grcss entitled, can Act to amend the several Acts re.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk Of tie District.
NT The following extract from Mr. Robinson Pre-.
face to his Second Volume will give some idea Of is
contents:
"The consideration that under the Judicial system q!
Firginiu, Chanccry must oi;en be decir with
out The benefit Of Libraries and desire 10 make The
lulne useful beyond the limits Of the State, have together
induced me to give greater scope to IT than lis name IN
ports. 1t is in truth treatise upon the principles Of
equity well tho practice: and will prove, think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
in any portion of the Union In it will be found ,tr
Firsinia Statutes and Decisions such Adjndcatons "a
the Chanccry OF England and jrennd as it seemed pro-
per to mention account Of their Importance, or OF the
recent date at which they were made, and most OF lie
Equity Decisions in the United States. The NCm lmk
Reporters, Cdrnes, JOhnSon COwen, UindeN, Hopkins
and Paigc: cited nearly often those Ut r@hG
Frequent reference is made the Decisions of the ST.
premc Court Of the United SUITES in DauGS, Cranrd
HhcatOa and Peters, to those Of Mr. Justice Story M
son, and to the Decisions of S0mth Caroiina in Bny DE-
SauSSure and .McCOrdand occasionally citations are
made from the Pennsylvania Cases in Yates, Rnney and
Raie, and from the Massachusetts Reports, including
the latter not only those Called but ten volumes
Of MIR. PcEcying.
The Second Volume Of Robinsons Practice, contains
442 pages with table OF Contents and table Of Cases
cited comprising IL pages and complete Index 10 both
volumes, embracing 2OG pages more, making altogether
COG pages. 1t is in the Binders hands and will be
for sale at the store of the Subscribcr in Richmond IN
ID or II days. Price Of the Volume So 80 cts.
September Is T:,9-,fI ROBERT |. SMITH.
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PesEER
uMucH YET REMAINS uSscSc."
(From the Lierrpooi Htekig -uasa:i"e.)

EMIGRATION.
Since now n days there's every man
Attempting emigration,
WHY should not propose Pia"
To benefit tho nation:
Long hive though, il in my 'h'"u'
To find fittin. home, ,c,u;a,.J.
Mipht seem By Natures sell ocS's'
For kindred souls 10 roat''
Tho brewers should TO Malta go
The lcrreIheuds to ScIiii,
The Quakcrs 10 tho fiienus ''
Tb. f,r,iers all TO Chill;
The little. bawlins, sqnaliins eNes'
Vim break our nightly Ies,,
,vh;i. their nurses haste To BABYLON,
Go 10 Lspand or 10 brcst.
r,o,, spi,hcad, cooks run over Greece,
And while the miser waits,
III. massage to the Guinea Coast,
The spendthrilt's in the Straits.
To Geneva quick while drunkards HE,
At,he Needles spinsters be-;
Whila sourmands lunch al Sandwich Isles,
Twill suit them to at.
Musicians hasten TO the Sound,
The surplice'd priests to Rome;
While still the race ofhyPocrites
Al Canton arc at home.
Send bachelors to the United STATES.
Maids TO the Isle Of Man;
Let gardeners all TO Botany so,
And shoe-blacks to Japan.
While debtors flock to Ohio,
And hostlcrs to the .lcuSc,
The frcmcn to the Indaps 90,
And 70 Greenland all the blues; =,
While lovers with Good Hope rest pleas'd'
To some Cape Horn is pain;
And Cockneys pause Lyons too see,
Bold sailors cross the Main.
S,a,;oners post enquire for Rhcimsi
Blacklcgs for Wight design
While rosues will find n longitude
That's just below the line.
Run surgeons to Connecticut,
Finland's the sharks abode,
While hnlf our idle vagabonds
Might mend their WAYS in Rhodes.
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t IN REWARD for the apprehension Of Den.
y DIV Ms, negro belonging to the Estate
Of Anthony Waddy, jr, dec die made his escap.
about the middle OF December laSt--When last head
Of he was seeking passage 10 Rchmond by boat!rom
Goochland c. H. lie is rather low black cHup xioE,
flcshy face polite and Intelligent, about 40 years old
lie has probably obtained free papers and is scrAing
poynent brick layer and !astcer or may be max,
inG his way to some free S.ate.--Thc above Reward
viii be given to any person who will deliver him TO lie
in Louisa county, or secure him in Jail.
GARLAND 5. WADDY.
admir-. IF .innOny WGddy jr., d"G
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LAND OFFICE, Va. December Z,

LAND OFFICE, Va, December 7, lcH5
n conformity to Act entitled Gan Act, to reduce
q into act the several concerning Eschcatos
passed on the 9th day Of January, 1919, do hereby
make known TO all whom may concern, that it appears
by the certificate of the Eschcator for the cnnny OF
Northumberland, dated the 10th day of November. l-S,
and received into the Land Office, that by inqnI*l'"n
and office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property OF James Still! dec d.
have du Y cschcatcd to this Common wealth, viz: one
Tract Of 9} acres, less, and one of more
lcss and both in the Parish of Lower ST. Stephens III
Northumberland county. w. SELDEN.
December {. T62-ISt1 register LGnd ONirf.
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Oh BAA REWARD.-llan away from INC, during
p Il wv the early part Of the year, BrS M">E'
LEY, stout mulatlo, aged about 50 years What par
licuarly dcsignalcs him, is the prominence Of HIS tea
lures, having nose much of the Roman cast II -
probable that he has reached one Of the free STATES,
there passing free man though it may BE-, that br
is still lurking about at great distance. Having cH-
acted as n boatnan he may be somewhere on James
river The above reward will be given for his deliver;
myself residing in the upper end Of Chcsrric'io %
for his confinement in any jail 50 that | olr'n
possession of him. ANNE H. MOODY.
Chesterfield Oct. 81 J0--wu
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HEOLCOMBE, BURTON u EDMUNDS GAM,
"a IL mission House, Rirhmond-We have ASSOCIATED
ourselves together, for the purpose OF transacng "
neral Commission Business in this place. Our business
will be strictly Commission one, as we haze obIi4a"'
ourselves, mutually to each other in our articles OF co.
partnership, no TO speculate in or trade on o'nt or m
dIvdual account in real estate, tobacco: "ur or any
articles or products Of commerce. Reasonable advances
will be made ali consignrncnts, and every exer'I'"
used to give satisfaction.
Goods will be received and forwarded with the grcl!es
possible dispatch. THOMAS A. liOLCOMbf'
DAVID w. BURTON,
Dec 4. r61-wtf1 p. EDMUNDS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-27

oy process calling into activity COM
pound emotions, at oace perceived the
agitation into which the brsin had been
thrown by the mental effort. The per
iur6atlons were rapid and oftentimes
violent Different faculties were called
into activity, by varying the kind of
SUBJECTS presented to the mind of the
enid, and variations in the agitation of
the brain followed the change of the
subject. The motions of the brain were
IKE the vibrations of string when vio-
lentiy struck, and at ether times like the
more equal undulations of wave.
1t is quite apparent in this case, that
the faculties, in the manifestations of
winch those portions ofthe cerebral mass
lying directly beneath the cranial frac-
ture, were mostly affected by the acct
dent, and also, that the cause of mental
imoecility previous to that circumstance,
is attributable TO the pressure of the
skull on the brain. This is found to be
no very uncommon circumstance. MI
merous cases are recorded in the medi-
cal books OF a similar nature The agi.
tation of the brain on the excitement Of
the mind, correspondent exactly with a
case OF Sir Ashley Cooper's, in which
the brain being exposed, and the patient
made TO exercise his mind powerfully,
the brain was actually protruded by the
mental effort some lines above the skull,
but which receded on the relaxation of
thought. a case of similar kind also
occurred in this city some time since. A
lady having been confined in the Luna.
tic Asylu for insanity, was visited one
day by her husband. Whilst he was in
the room conversing with the keeper,
his wife, watching the opportunity, es-
capped from the door, and springing into
her husbands wagon, drove off with SO
much rapidity, as to render her being
overiaken quite impossible.
Dashing down the streets, she came to
her former residence, when rapidly turn
ing her vehicle into the yard, it was up
set. and she thrown head first against
the wall of the house, by which her skull
was fractured. No other material effect
however was produced, save the com
plete restoration of her mind to sanity
and healthful action, and OF course, TO
the enjoyment of her family and friends
This IS but one of the many cases prov
ing insanity to be oltentimes the result
ofpressure on the brain, and that always,
as consequence, insanity is caused by
The disease or arrangement of that or
gan.-Ne,o Fork .S.ar.