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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20
A CARR,


ESANCY STORE.-Ths subscribers respectfully
u inform their friends AMI customers generally, tina,
tasy and will be receiving from the NORTH Their
Fall supplies; also from France The latter place will
furnish them with a splendid variety of Perfumerv
Fancy arti,cs, &c. among which will be found Paris
Cologne in round bottles, ola superior flavor. Their
tior quality, and their orders invariably urge improve
incnts both in kind and pattern.
PERFHMERf--Wil consist of choice selections from
the manufacty of N. >. Pronss, from Paris, London
and China.
BsUsHEs-From the BEST maa1factorics-ols French
and Englis among the latter, superior Tooth Brushes,
an article heretofore scarce and difficult to obtain.
FANCY POCKET BooKs.-tnder this head will be
eHnd splendid variety of ladies' and gentlemens
Pocket Books, Note Card, Needle end Thread Cases.
FANCY SrocKs, SusPENnERs, &c.-Of the latest
pattern and of superior quality, consisting of plain and
figured satin bonbazne velvet and cloth Stocks linen
Bosoms, plain and fancy with and without rutiles;
Shirt Collars, &c. Suspenders made expressly for this
ma Ret, called washington Suspenders;' also, Gum
Elastic, Worstcd and Gotten nett do. with and without
rollers; Panaloon Straps with wire springs; and great
variety of gentemens wear, made expressly for the re
tail trade by A. l.. Nanhorn & Son, of Philadelphia.
CoMBs.-A general Il complete assortment of Combs
from their manuiactory. Also, English and French
Dressing Combs, &c.
PLAYING CARDs-Fram the nanufactory of Hum
phreys, Bartlett and Ford; FrenaA and German do;
blank Cards, &c. &c.
IL The above are but portion of the articles rs
ceived which, in addition to their former stock, will be
sold low for cash, or city acceptanccs.
o6 REES 81 D'LANGE, 10 Camp st.
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T@ENRY II LEE g co, No Magazine street, are
HK row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, anil other late arrivals from the
Northern cities large aad now selected assortment 0
Hats, Boots, shoes and BrGgans,
sansisting gepaeiens fine calf and Morocco haots
do % quaitri do bufd, and stout pegged boots
VARIOUS qualities; mems fine calf seal and Mcrocc'
humps and bsogans, buekskin shoes, bregns
shippers; meas fine calf and kippet pegsed shoes and
brogans; do boots; do stout kip and peggea shoes
and bogaas; gentlenens best quality calf sewed Shoes
brogsns and Jack Downitss; do calf and Morocco
buckle sases aniLrogans 10 calf, seal anil Morocco.
Indian shoes and Slippers do calf buff wings,
new article; do fine calf, saA and morocco qia'ser
oots boys, misses and clren's peggcd and scwea
brogans, and shoes OF every quality and kind
Also general assortment OF mems stout wax AMI
n~ss brogsns and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
negro best quality, russell brcsans nailed in the
sflanks, made expressly for plantation use COOL
sortment OF mems fine and stout kip russell hr9ans
article, and age quantity OF an inferior quality
russell and wax hrosans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells, au
pump sole shoes; to fine French Morocco anil kid run
round slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
ct all kinds aud qualities; do lasting boans; gaer
*. and foxcd bootces. Misses lasting spring shoes
brogans Chlsren's coorcd NJ Jreoco aud lasting bro
gans and boots Ike.
Sentlemes fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
and dr,t beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
Koran do; broad and narrow brim mems fine dlab and
black Rsssia short Mapped hats, article. Youths
large size hats OF different qualities; do Children.
Mems and Buys black and r,b wool hats Of various
shapes, with general assortment OF boys and mems
seal caps.
Phs assortment will be replenishcd bythe arrival of
each packets from the named cities, all Of which
will be sold on accommodating terms. alg 1T
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THAe}MlkS a. SyY Am

\ A. always on hand constantly 4 recc;y;n, n.
Dyes, Chemicals, aud Pains, nnonr iieTs nNs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20
OCTAVE s ROUSSEAU
i26 Judge ex ofTcio clor,

~ JBRUNfAU't s. OSAs2S realise on De-17-T-
non; compre.nsafn5 in motlodcf order the most ~
cent and exact Theoretical md pi cai iaslruetions m
roots, and ether fIvnacenus anl snrars yorrr,h;,e
which also the whola olracicatia1 in ,ybab l.
particularly treated the nattr9 of essential oils az &
influential causes sf the tastes ami flavpurs Of n;
and of the most recent discoveries and nreverefs j.;
that art, the french Of pnrnfaut hy John Sbar
/ an-nwhich is preiSad, Inc Disilsrs' practical end
by Peter Jones, entirely reviewed an1 aIlgmenfsd VII
2 enuil' recoipts fer making Tfandg Hollands
Gin a1e all sortssf conpauad= sorlials ia luunrs
s~sts we'd aEa zte ale by WA I LlEAy
IL oTisf 1922 =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20

G JGAR, SPERM CANDLES, &c.-5OO Boxes
- White Havana Sugar, $50 ditto New Bedford
SPerm Candles $50 ditto Nantucket dtto ditto IA Casks
Taunton Zinc, Pipes. "A Half Pipes and 26 Quarter
ssks Sicily Madeira Wine, for sale by
p3 JOSEPH CDCNAYNE, % Gravier-streat
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<,,s.,,e,- WM. TUCKER, Is MARKET s,
CASES OF SCROFULOUs ULCERS. "'

NNI iIlN1TAN.
.,o,..., tHinLEsros Juls Il, 1851
Was afflicted, tonry ea's will an ulcer IN He lev nc
aI n",s accompanied with cr,sipcatur ia.lhm,ion
""' excessive nam IN the leg and ;icc Joint Several
eminent en-, physicians eNetcd lhcr skill upon it, L, wi,l.
GUY permanent benefit. In this casc five bodies or ,L
'l''i'i' 5 'al'acoa made perfect cure '''
MAkGARET A WEST, 1871 Markets.
FOR sale by HENRY BDNNA..EI. Lrug~ist . s'.
'"' te pro 'iciors, Tehoupou!;s street r.
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EAOYlE X MAY, House, sisll aud Ornamental
aF Painters, No Carondelc street, two doors from
| Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
| ecutedi in mastery manner.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20

EW BonkS-'Ihe Cryop MISCELLANY No $ co7
Sketch Book UoTfI NJ au'lor oil The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

MATRIMeSY has been considered by some writers
as condition not so well suited to the circumstances
of philosophers and men OF learning There is lit
tie tract which pro{esses investigate the subject
Ii has for title, DE M1trimonie Literatt an colibem
cssc, an zero nubcre conreaiat G. of the Marriage
OF Man OF Letters, with an inquiry whether it is
most proper for him to continue Bachelor or TO
marry.
The author alleges the great merit of some wo-
men particularly that of Coinage the consort OF
Moneieltro, Duke of Urbino; lady of such ds,in-
gulshed accomplishments that Peter Bembus said
none but a stupid man would not prefer one of her
conversations to all the formal meetings and dispu-
ta,ions of the philosophers.
The ladle, perhaps will be surprised TO find that i,
is question among the learned, Whether they ought
to marry? and will think it an unaccountable pro-
perry OF learning that it should lay the professors OF
IT under an obligation TO disregard the sex But what
ever opinion these gentlemen may have Of that anna
bic part OF the species, II is very questionable whether
III return for this want of complasance in them IN,
generality OF ladies would prefer tie bean and thu
man of fashion TO the OF sense and learning
However, he latter be considered as valuable in the
eyes ofany Of them, let there be Gonzagas and dare
pronounce that this sestion will be soon determined
IN their farour, and they will find converts enough to
their charms-Cur. of Lit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

W The Editorial Convention of North Carolina
made great dash about the morals, integrity and free
dom of the press After fixing scale of prices, they
adjourned sine dis like foolish Why do not the
North Carolina editors 60 work and make their papers
worth reading.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

FIREwoRKs-The Wings in their rejoicings were
determined to hide their lights under bushel-ec
cordingy the grand display Of fireworks which to
have taken place the feasng and guzzling day was
postponed Of the appearance of adark frown
ing gentleman Mr.. Fog. who had come unnvited to the
jubilee and created great deal of modification by his
visit. He very kindly took himself of a few minutes
after twelve o'clock Wednesday night and so yestcr-
day evening the grand fireworks were taken out and
fixed ready for going of.
A considerable number Of persons collected in
the Park which, il understood, would be the head
quarters Of the bombardmen, and discharge Of pieces
The party was composed Of all parties-Whigs, Con
servatves, Democrats and Locofocos. The sight cost
nothing. they might well it not, 30 they
went.
The grand display here lasted short time only 1t
terminated with grand piece in which the werd
w. III. /. G. formed Of blue lights and encompassed
with squibs shose out full and bright great shout
up this, particularly by the of boys
from six to twelve years Of age who honored the per
fcrnances with their presence.
After the grand display had concluded these distin.
rushed visitors seemed think that they had not had
enough Of the illumination and FIRE works they got up
on their own account believe, real regular no mis-
take lccofoco bonfire round which they gathered in high
glee The GOODNESS Of the night, sent the majority Of
the Wings home about this time look after their night
csps-a great number who had promised to be on the
spot were there all. and these we have since
been gwen TO understand have not taken their night
Gaps off all during the day, having been quite over
come by the drinking, the night previous, oh no,
but by the pickles which they at dinner, and some
how ether quite upset them like and made them feel
sick and i'll and queer and head achish and how come
you and that Of thing 1t is very odd thing,
and have been able 70 understand il thorough
ly but somehow ether whenever any gentlemen after
good dinner with plentiful supply Of wine finds him
self suddenly overcome, is invariably owing the
pickles and this is the strange sometimes hap
pens that those who are thus extraordinarily affected,
have pickles at all We suppose il is owing
the power Of clairroyance, which proper magnetic
Cd animal him to take glass Of champaign for
picked cucumber. We must get Cob Stones Miss
Bracket TO solve this important question.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
Premium Chenille Hats.

III MRS. NJ ID. HODGE, Of the Prem ium Tuscan and
Straw Hat Store, 539 Grand 81. having premium awarded
by the Committee Of the Gres Tenth Annua Fair Of the
Ameri Institute for her splendid Chenille
tured without enc ch she has completed
cessary supply thsse truly elegant Hats suitable
present season and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
| To ~ ala Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

W Lovejoy. The sbolitionst, by profession .
Presbyterian preacher What pityhe did no, cousne
himself to the exposnding Of the gospel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

MADAME LEcoMPE.-If we have Opera House
now have both Osera and Ballet-and that far
regards its principals very great degree Of excel
lence. In the opera have had this Caradori
Allan who has made audiences quite in love with
the pure Italian her pure shining in it brightly
So much is this the case that the songs she gives
in Italian are almost universally encored We wish
she would always sing in it. It is the only language
formed for song. An absurd objection would perhaps
be made that the audiences do understand it, speak
ing generally. This is nothing. In vocal music the
words are at least secondaryhe music is the primary
attraetion-if it is sweet, melodous, then in
Italian gain the primary object, and centent
to sacrifice the second FOR such a consunmaon In lis
tenng to the enchanting melody Of birds who for
ment raises objection that the language in which the
feathered lnnsres pour forth their warblings is
known TO us? Our hearts attuned to the neledy-t
is all we care for
From the Opera the transition to the Ballet is very
natural and proper. We shall therefore make apo
logy for introducing the dance with the song.
The ballet has Of late years much interested us and
we have shown love for it, in appreciation of
such candidates for its honors have appeared among
The announcement of new danseusc drew good
but not crowded house, the Park last night There
in this good city, in all other good cities great
number of committals in matters of taste--ience
folks These await the fiat of the public voice, the
first night and afterwards crowd the theatre, should
the candidate be successfucert1n that their judgment
will make no faur pas.
Madame Lecompte is the daaseuse who appeared
last night. In person she is rather inclined to the
bon point, but possessing notwithstanding, wonderful
degree of lighness and agility. Her most distinguish
ing characteristic is force, and here she surpasses al
who have been before her.
The portion of Robert lie Diable which given last
night was highly effective. Hughes, the best leader
that have had the Park theatre led the band,
he always does with great skill and honor to himself
The resuscation of the pretty well managed
although should have preferred seeing them rise,
has been heresfore managed, from within the tombs
instead of from the stone. 1t appears if the
carved egy brought to life rather than the form
which is supposed to sleep below it.
The applause that attended Lecomptes efforts was
universal. She has every be fully grat6ed
| at our appreciation of her performances At the con
clusion Of the scene in obedience to general cal, of
the house she appeared before the curtain led ON by
Mr. Richings and bowed very gracefully he thanks for
| the compliment Mr.. Richngs announced repetition
of her performances for Saturday evening
As we have mixed the opera and ballet will
cude by saying that Carador appears tonight in tho
opera of love III a village.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

III The Georgia Legislature have determined to
furnish Gen Nelson with 100000 and charge il to &c.
count of the United States. The General can now 90
and exterminate the remaining Indians of Florida
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

W Asmodeus has been unavoidaby delayed
says the Albany Daily Advertiser, "but will hav,
place tomorrow or next day" The devil he will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

rHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
" WAREHOUSE Nos Isl and $50 Chatham street, opno-
site MubeuyThe subcribsrs offer for sale large ard
extensive assortment Of hiddermner Carpeung IDgran
esrpe from A. lis yard Also, large asorms
Tuled Rugs, from IS to TO- English oorcl-s, druggets
", piano and stand covers door mat NC, ~ n reduced
Drirrs for cash REEVE SHERWOOD.
U-tn 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

U77 TIE Barnes have just concluded highly sue
cessiul engagement at Richmond 1t is disgrace to
New York, that such old Barnes cannot be
induced to stay among US.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

10 The latest suspension is the Wing rejoicing il
the good Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

CANADA.-Therc has been further arrests and Sigh
skrinsh between the people and the military II is be-
leved that information has been given that will cause
the principal persons engaged in this affair to be taken
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
- CHEMICALS.
TliB NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING

~, LIE ~. NV foRk CHE hlCAL MANUFACTURING
Bleaching salts, Copperss.
AQUA Forts, Nitric Acia.
And many other articles in the line III their business
wiz ,, received a. their BANKING No PIG
Ugly. GEO. b.. GILBERT, Ases,.
To VILE s.ISr s6mH,ssS n.
,sce;s.Ey TO the opening Of fashionable Hat
large that he prepared to offer for The Inspection Of
those who may honor him with visit article which he
appearing before The Fahonsbs World 70 manufacture
and provide this most essential article of dress and
proprietor nsble o,be msgniude Of The uaderia ing
during ~ ees as1 b. ss
pleation this paic altar branch Of the business
the proprietor would decided 1eiermnstian to dea
strictly on the CaI Principal The fcies o. purchasing
the material Nor manufacturing, entirely for cash. he wesd
leave to the judgement of decernng public, pedgiag him
secpre The spproaon "a bis eus,ome and o. wv par,
wa,chfo anticipate their desires WOULD Solicit
sssorsas csee brsa. sses. coss Bru.e
tc, constantly on hand n7.3m' WALLIS. no Broadway
. Joseph GsiIotrs celebrated Patent kIon-
J0sEHg, GYLLoTI Beg. . inform the public, TIA, b,
The soes haaa OILERS the hes, IN the United
found bis
.a0rginal Patent Ladies' Pen,"
Double Damascus Barrel Lunarsn +" Peruvian "nry
fork Fountain" and Damascus Pens" put up in . variety
yes-yr on cards sf dozen each nd nj
osta holders here's NJ dozen each holders; IN me-
roccocsses, shell boxes and morocco cards.
A', csG on RE- 70 III THE F,i'RsI ss''
FROM the well merHea and universal celebrity above
Fens ssseed by the whole mercantile community In Euros
ansht United States several s~pvncpd makers have
sored 10 impose upon The public by spurious imitation, pur
Utterly worthless and entirely destitute of those
requisite TO ne writing which have established upps
10 Known! ~
The public are hereby cautioned To be 1ru go,rc
against these counterfsin they be readily de-
they are sent INTO the msteia their atempt Impose uper
the unwary.
Each gross fthe genuine pen erveIcpedn neatly rrin
ed wrapper, descriptive Of the article II contains.
observe that de genuine the oswng marks
always reading from the point of the pens
Joseph Joseph Jcerph
Gibrs Gulers SiIlou
Patent Warranted. Maker.
The above may be had at his Warehouse No 100 Beekmsr
0sret. ose door below Fearl, New York. ois3ms
DAPEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a sTAMME Hs
ard the public generally the and elegant
foods lust received s-d opening their store No So
Pear street between Frankfort and Hague Consu
ners ara dealers viii find, al their establishment savsnaees
Of goods
sammers Of the shove Sru generaHv known XVIII.
sppe1suon OF the Three Fingered Paper Hsrger and who
sccdess 10 stands In H.
art Of paper hanging, both for despatch will nj
ens N persan sspractcabe all the work which sba
he entrusted to kiscnr~. nvstems
SisGiE HAS, For CASH, Al WHOLE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

MoBILE-The Mobile Examiner says that Mobile Is
besomng and lively every day this the ed
itor evidently attributes 10 hot whiskey punch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
Visitih3 Cards--Visiting Cards-- Visiting
Cards.

II Fngraved In superHr style and printed with the
most in the most approved fashion Just received
superior lot o Porcelain Cards expressly for visiting cards.
which, for .heness andbrilancy opoh exceled.
Persons furnishing their card plates have print
I'D in superior style hours notice. Specimen books
can be examined and all orders promptly attended by APP
plying nj VALENTINES Engraving Printing Rooms.
so John street, corner Of william
u Cards al home for wedding parties,
cards, ball tickets &c. NC o6lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

~ The Baltimore Transcript says that the best llu.
minaon in honor Of political meeting is to illuminate
the Gre places of the poor. Good
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

III H. NEWELL, al ~ Caaa ST. corner of Wooster, gives
notice that he y constantly receiving from his factory
81 every Description which he warrants, and will sell redu
eed prices for cash
devong his attention exclusively TO the manufacture
Boo he enabled better article and by selling
TOR cash he afford cheaper than can he purchased
cyor in other words obvnic the necessity taxing good
for the delinquency OF bad cus,6saers
B. Water Proof Scots from "A TO s55o-Boys' Winter do
from So 10 $3.50. $50 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR 81

Engraved Cards printed hours notice in the
approved and fashionable style, the finest enameed cards.
J. NEALE, Engraver,
No. John street, Broadway.
Observe. Nos Mo M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

| W The Indian Summer is not here as has been
I sated-only the Indians
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

u Haushton Of the Boston Atlas, is going 10 Wasl
ington to undertake the new leading Wing Journal II
is To be the Atlas of the patty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
United STATES ARMY-wantes, Tor the

limited STATES ARMY-wantes, Tor the I'M
" ted States army able bode ed citizens between
ages IS Of good character and Of respectable
standing among fellow citizens Mere need apply
wha determined the
81 their enlistment which only three years, honestly and
faithfully.
The sum NJ two dssrs will be given to any citizen who
shall bring this repdeEyeus person with the above qsslh
Cations wng the service and Who shall be regular
y enlisted.
Recruiting Rendezvous, 1870 Fulton street, New York
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

PIcEsfny's PeTuvINn StCeI CWIery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received and osers for
sale, for CASH, splendid and extensive this
CELEBkATED CUTLERY, the quality and finish OF which
cannot surpassed To which lac new invites the attention Of
the trade. The stock comprises
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS, with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles warranted good and ready
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases. contsin-
ng seven Pearl Ivory Black Horn Razor for every
day of the week.
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs, In great variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
With |, ?, 5, and blades, warranted.
Cards containing or dozen Of Drks Penkniv-s
sorted patterns.
Three beautiful Rosewood" multnm In parvo" DRESSING
CASES the most compact travelling cases made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases each containing 81
css, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' wors
Bores Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Cut
lery Gases, he. &c. &C.
w. M. PICKSLAY,
So CErAs STREET
Orr JOHNSON y Co.'S Prfaplery Store
Corner of william and Cedar SIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

10 Acorps of soldiers have sailed from philadelphia
for Florida, on board the schooner Amelia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

10 The Richmond Compiler is out in favor of Ma.
tional Bank What becomes Of the co,stitutionaty of
such an institution?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

LIZ ion Zone door fr Clnton H. r. returns hts thanks
the public for thei- patrossge ncng
business, and hopes by strict and
ledge business obtain continuance Of her
would also call their attention his Rejecting lamps which
superior IL any yet offered.
lie would likewise request those who have used the
lamps call his Judge for themselves
superiority of this lights Cat half the esperseD other
light used. Store lamt 81.
Personal attendance those who fitting up
billiard tables, any other establishment where brilliant
light II wanted " y. feels confident he has lamps suitable
for establishment IN the atty country He reminds
his and friends thai all spirits delivered by him
wagon signed each side board IN Llack and white
letters, "H. Percy Spirit Lamp, 24o Division 81"
N. y. His wagon wi call on customers regularly once
week. n supply Spirits Lamps, wicks and glasses
Obtained from the wagon Spirits delivered usual without
extra charge.
IN No connee,ian with any other establishment n7o3m.