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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
MATCHLESS SANATIVF
CONSUMPTION.
G0ELIcKE'S
Mafchlcss Sanatiye.

Is obtained equally from the vegetable, animal
and mineral kingdoms, and thus possesses
three Told power; and though designed as a re.
medy Tor Consumption s9iely, is possessed o( a
mysterious influence over maay diseases Of the
human sysiem--is = medicine which, begins ii
be valued by Physicians, who are daily Wit.
Messing its astonishing cures Of many whom
they had resigned 10 the grasp Of The Insatia
bic Grave.
DOSE OF the Sanative, for adults, one
drops for children, half drop; and for infants.
4 quarter drop; the directions explain the man.
ner "f taking half or quarter drop.
PRICE-Three and one third rix dol.
lars iss 5ol per half ounce.
All persons who live in unheallhsy climates.
whether hot or cold all operatives and others
connected with manufactures, and all who lead
sedentaTy and inactive lives, are exposed TO va.
rions lnsldious maladies, which may be Silent.
ly pEeying upon THAR constitutions while Ihei,
c"unienanecs wear the glow af health. and
while they suspect no danger niph"--maladies
which an occasional use Of the Sanatiye would
check in the bud.
The patient, while using the medicine. should
cot and drink lin hind, nut qaaniity) whatever
the APPETIi dictates; and not be COMPELLED
to force down, against nstms, every medic,
which the tendrrcst friends AMI kindcst nurse.
often imprudentiy recommend. NATURE Is
THE GREAT PtIYSl, IAN, (thc doctor and
nurse only her scrvants); and il We would pruli,
By her advice, we must adhere Strictly 10 her
Infallible recipe. n she order fnr the patient
water. porter, or hook, obey her; il she direct
fish, fowl, eggs, or beef STEAK, regard her roiee
In other words, the patient should eat aud
drink whatever his appetite erarss, not forget
inc to be " temperate Ia all things"
In burning fevers, mock not the patients
instructive call for cn"lina d,iak By simply
inoistening % his plrchci lips, bu; place by
his bedside a vessel OF water, put into his sands
a cup, and let him Stake his thirst at pleasure
fhis is reason, this is common sense; thus is
nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
Democratic Republican
Meeting i'm Orange.

On The 5lh day Of May, 1855, being
muster day al Chalk Level. after he "a.
rade VAS dismissed. large and respect
able meeting was held by The citizens Of
The neighbOihOod, 10 nominate such
persons ss candidates 90 run on The De-
mocraiic Republican Ticket in Orange
County. as they believed were calculated
% unite the friends Of said party in the
County.
Mr.. Terry called The meeting 10 order.
and,
On his motion. Samuel Woods, Sem,
ESQ.,, was called 10 the Chair. By the I'M
animOus voice Of the meeting. n. Terry.
Esq. was then appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting vas explain
ed by The Chair in short and appropriate
manner; being TO nominate and recommend
such persons TO he run as candidates for
seats in The next Legislature Of this State.
as they believed would truly represent
The views and wishes Of the great Republic
can party.
Mr.. William Ray then mentioned 10
the meeting the names Of the following
gentlemen:
Gen. Joseph Allison, for the Senate;
Col. John SIoekard. Col. Herbert Sims,
Col. b. TrOlinger and George A. Me-
bane. Esq for the Commons.
The nominations we're unanimously
approved Of by the meeting. aud the
persons selected recommended TO be run
on the Democratic Republican Ticket at
our next August election.
On motion Of Mr.. Terry. a committee
Of three was appointed 10 confer with the
persons nominated, and ascertain If they
would accept said nominations.
Whereupon. Charles Wilson. Esq.
Capt. William Dixon and Mr.. John NJ.
Ray. were appointed.
TN motion.
ResOired, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by The Chairman and
Secretary. and published in " The North
Carolina Standard" Hillsboroush Re.
corder," and " Milton Spectator"
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
SAM'L. WOODS, Sen. President.
ii. TERRY, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
WAR! WAR;! wAR!t!
physicians and the Matchless Sanatiye.,,

I. Way are some Of the American Physicians
making such strong etfnl to PUT DOWN the
hialchiess Sanatiyr2 Let the public answer,
2. Why did the German PLY sIcians al e, a
OPPOSE DIR. GoelIcke, and afterw ards ac-
knowledge him To be a GREAT BENEFAC-
TOR to mankindl Let the public answer.
3. What medicine HAS cured. Is curing. and
WILL cure obstinate diseases which The pby-
siclans CANNOT curel Let facts answer.
4 What kind Of apple trees are STONED
and CLUBBED? Let farmers answer.
). Why are physicians constantly PELr-
ING the SanatIve and saying nothing against
OTHER medieincs7 Let their day book an-
swer.
6 How did DR.. Adams attempt TO convince
Mr.. Webster. who had bought phial Of the Sa.
native for member of his family that il was n
DANGEROUS medicine? Let one of the dali
~ papers answer. "The recent experimcnt
which DR.. Adams tried with the Nlaicnless Sa-
native. in giving a taIge dose 10 a dog. wrra.
OUT KILLING nIM. clearly proves that the Sana.
tive was made to CURE and nor to Kill.
Z. Why do some physicians SECRETLY
buy the Sana,ive and MIX it with their own
medicines, which they use in their daily p,ae.
tictf Answer that they may have The GRE.
DIT of the CURES.
8. Why is a sick young man belonging 10 one
of the FIRST families IN Boston, now using the sa.
native without letting the attending physician
KNo" h2 The recovery OF his HEALTH viii
shortly answer.
8. Why are physicians trying 10 persuade
agents to give up SELLING tho Sana,iye3 An.
swer-they know, IL it should be Cor sale II cy,
cry town in America, they would be Obliged 10
resort to SOME OTHER BUSINESS or Gle
SrARyE. -
10. Why will the Matchless Sanaiiye soo,
be the ONLY medicine used throu.huu, ~,
worIdl Let PHYSICIANS answer.
II. Why did cer,ain physician try Ia HIRE
an Editor Of paper so write against the San.
ativel Let his CoNsCIENcE answer.
The above precious medicine tthe ORIGINAL
discovery Of DIR. LOUIS o. GoELI~kE. .f
Germany is tor sale, wholesale and retail. n
Boston, by D. S. ROWLAND, General A,ne,i-
can Agent for the dissoverer, whete numerous
letters, certifying the good effects Of The medi.
cine. may be seen.
Also for sale by retail in mos, Of the towns
in America.
iUs In places where there is no Agent. IN.
Postmaster or any Storeke eper who shall write
to the General Agent At Boston, will immedi.
atey be appointed an Agent.
CAB. B. LEA, .7gent,
Pleasant Grorc, Orange, A. C.
May -. s s,--s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

The American Constellation. publish.
ed a, Petersburg. Virginia. by II. Haines.
ESQ. after an interval Of about eight
months. has again made its appearance.
II is 10 be published three times . week
during the session OF Congress and the
Legislature. and twice week the remain
der Of the year. at $500 per annum.
Nothing daunied by the many disastrous
defeats which his party has sustained. he
still continues a lhOrough-going admins
lrstiOn man. We regret his error; but
as The late elections in his state show a
complete triumph Of sound principles. we
do not fear 10 trust his paper among them.
and therefore welcome his return 10 his
editorial chair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

'nsni PaPer currency. The bill 10 al.
shoTize the reissue Of treasury notes was
passed BY The casting vote Of the SpesL.
er' The House being equally divided.
A bill has passed The Senate sutboriz.
ing tie Secretary 10 sell the bonds given
ey the Pennsylvania Bank or The United
States for stock held BY the GoEemmen.
IN the late Bank Of the United States. due
IN September next. and September 1899.
The amount Of the two bonds is about
i've millions OfdOllsrs. Ii may be worth
remark. that Notwithstanding all the ef
iorls OF The Globe to deery tic credit Of
the Bank Of the United States and to in.
duee the country 10 believe that il i in
solseni. this bill requires llat the bonds
shall not be sold for less than their par
Ealue. after adding all the interest that
may have accrued.
II is stated that Mr.. Biddle has made
known 10 The Secretary Of the Treasury
the willingness Of the Bank 10 anticipate
the payment Of the bonds to the United
States. the Bank having ample means to
enable il to DO 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Thomas Bradford, esq. diei in Phila-
delPhia on the sth instant. at the adyanc-
ed age Of % years. Daring the reVOlu-
iionary war he was Commissary General
Of the Pennsylvania division, and printer
10 the Continental Congress. A. the time
Of his death. he was perhaps the oldes,
member Of the editorial corps in this coun.
try. having commenced The duties Of On
editor in 1863. lie is mentioned in some
Of the papers, as successor 10 DR.. Frank
lin; this is a mistake; he was establish
cd in business before DR.. Franklin com.
menced in Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
Testimony No. !.
A letter from n. =. shsrwaed. sss- IN. Fork.
Z 4 q 4 Z 9
Testimony No.

New A0rks Oetooef ~ lcsf-
DR.. d. S. R0rlagd.-Sir: About The
middle NJ July lssl. accidenlly noticed
IN newspaper the advertisement 81 the
Malehless Ssnalise. for which prreeir-
ed you we're agent. and which protested %
be sovereign remedy Cor Consumption.
As my vile Was then fast wasting
away with This dreadful disease, and 20
our family physician was daily and anz-
iOusly endeaEOring 20 restore her n health
without success. stepped over 10 his
house, and asked him IL he had any ob-
jseiions 10 her taking Ibis medicine. He
replied. that - he aas perfectly willing
Mrs. Sherwood should lake that or any
other medicine she might choose, bu, he
thought il could dn her no good. - her
lungs rers rapidly consuming and no
human means could saUe her." Sill as
drowning person viii catch a straw,
and tie Sanaiiye being recommended by
three physicians uho had used il IN their
practice, she concluded 10 give q trial.
sent and purchased vial, which she
commenced taking three times . day.
giving FREQ indulgence 10 her appetite
according 10 the direclions. BY pursu-
ing this course. she suffered considerably
for the first sigM or fen days. bui was
shortly able 10 eat and drink freely. with
out the least Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her fret using
the medicine. her feeble and wasted frame
began to put on new strength. and she has
been gaining Ifpm day 10 day until the
present moments 10 the utter astonish-
ment Of our family physician and friends.
She is now enjoying a comfortable
Though not perfeci Stale Of health, is
able 10 be about the house and TO attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both fol-
ly Of The opinion, and so are all who know
her remarkable case, that she 0tces her life
10 fhe SdnaiiUe alone; and Is there are
probably may consumplive persons in the
United States, who have not yet heard Of
this medicine, measures ought speedily
TO be adopted 10 have il more generally
known.
A nnmher Of persons in this neighbour
hood, understand, are taking il for other
serious complaints, with very grea, ben
eft. think Of going 10 the South, with
my family. sometime this fall. aud IN case
l do. | will proclaim the virtues Of the
Sana,iTe in that quarter: for although
some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed 10 il, do sincerely believe il sa-
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
Ii you think this letter will serve the
public good. you are ., liberty 10 publish
it. Respectfully. &c. -.
III. II. SuERwoon-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Tie Z. ). Bsak.-'Fas iallOaisg re.
ma'ks iEa'a tie Elizabeth City PhGniE.
upon The course pursued By This inslilu-
lion' possesses more justice and mOdrra-
lion Than any oilers We hare seen on The
subjeer.
/" The refusal Of Mr.. Biddle 10 resume,
has placed him in IN awkward situation;
ne - blamed by many and understood
% lew. The Northern Banks looked
only 10 The foreign exchanges in their
considerations ON the pulley Of an imme-
disie resumption. The state Of the in
land exchanges Was wholly overlooked.
Mr.. BIddle. though be may not come up
TO BonspaFie's idea, that . man with !
long mise Is The best 10 transact business
jet he is the only man who properly
understands our present situation. Ex-
change Is almost Tuinous 10 The Southern
and Western merchant. Al This present
Time Mississippi and Tennessee notes are
a discount Of from 25 TO 80 per cent.
The South and West are largely .ndcb,-
ed 10 Biddle, and il will lake another crop
10 pay their debts. When the old u
niied States Bank wound up. the branch
es we're in some cases sold 10 other insli-
inllnns. and they have never paid up yet.
With such facts as these, with The pre-
sen. state Of exchange, a resumption BY
B'ddle wenld lead 10 proslralion Of the
South aud West"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
CO n G RE SIS.

The House of Representatives, after
some twenty days debate, have laid on
the table the reports of the select commit
tee on the subject of the late duel. and
ordered them to be printed. The motion
10 lay on the table was decided BY yeas
iO@, nays 20; to print the reports, yeas
1873, nays ~; TO print the evidence and
journal, yeas ls9, nays 4.
Since the duel report was laid on the
table, the House has been principally en-
gagged in debating the ways and means TO
keep the wheels of Government in mo-
ton. A letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury communicated TO the House,
shows that on the 10th inst. there was
but about five hundred and sixty-four
thousand dollars in the treasury; and con
'equen'ly, that the department was ex-
posed weekly and almost daily to be de-
prved Of the whole Of its available means,
anu the credit of the Government to he
i'lurlonsly affected, both at home and
abroad"
The means proposed to relieve the nc
cFsSI'les of the Treasury, was to author
lie the reissue Of treasury notes under
Tie law Of the last session; the Wings
preferred to make loan directly and pro-
pedy' rather than thus to make Cavern
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

We are glad 10 learn that the appre-
tensions entertained for the safely Of
Con. Watkins. of Goochlsnd, have pro.
we'd to be groundless. A letter was re-
ceived from him. dated Fulton. Miss,
May lst, containing the gratifying intel.
ligence Of his being safe and sound. Il
was feared that he was among the un-
fortunate sufferers on board the steamboat
Mosellc. Petersburg InteRigmcsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
GOELICkE's
MatchleSS SanatiVe.

no LOUIS ORION COELIcKE. "A. d. II
Genhany iEDFops, hssanfs che inap~-ish-
able honar 81 aoning . NEw and PkEel0us doe
tnae tn The Seieaee 81 AledlGias-a aoearlas
HhieAs th0ngh Frhemently o2F0sed by some oi
zee iaeusiys Gof nhirh be i 4 Falaabie mrm
bell be proves % BE - vel fonaded 10 truth
- any dsclFine a Holy Mnl-a daelrIns. up-
- the verify q Which are suspended she lIEes
81 millions II our race, and Eairh he bs.IIly
challenges his Oppasers o. TslaEr. VIZ. consHssp.
sasa % alssass a,assys seeasisasd o. dissrasssa
siats ~ Vie fifG Ter Life Fria.ilIsl Ell kRmsn
ssks; EJs effsa sseTsliy iaEkiag IA Tee Esslsn
ysF gsars b.fars ihsEs Is fss least ssEpsns f fLs
Lsags~fI.-sad raish msy De- as ssTfsials
fhsagA Htf - qairkly. cared. - esmmsH oo,d sr
. staple ksssaehs, An inSalasbly pTvei,sus doc
lIiae ihis, IS u imparls an important lessoa &.
the sFFaFsHfs kssllAy Of botn sexes, teaching
them that tins inssdiOas me may be IN uaub
served inmate uf Ilseir /" eiaysy houses eEen
saile they imaglae themselves sCeure from its
attacks teaching them that the great secret in
The ari Il preserving health il 10 pluck out the
disease while IN tie blade, and not wail tall Tie
full grown car.
THIS ilasiEl0ns heneiateoro n man 10 also en-
ii'iea 10 the hhlsigasd gratitude uf the world,
Tor the Invention sf has
MATcIlLESS SANATIVE,
whose healing fat may Justly claim for il such
tile, siaee II has 80 sisasily iTiumphed over
our great eoinsnan enemy,
CONSUMPTION,
both IN the first and last siases--a medicine
which has thoroughly filed Tie vacuum in the
Ma'eEia Msdlca. and thereby araveh itself The
CoNQUER0R OF PHYSICIANS;
medieiae. for which ell mankind will have
abundant cause 10 bless the benefeenl hand II
q sind Pr0Fidence-a medicine. whose won.
desous virtues have been 50 g!owingly portray.
"a even by some Of our clergy. in their pa staTal
visits TO the sick chamber; BY which means
they often become the happy instruments of
changing dependency into hope, sickness into
health, and Sadness Of friends into ioylulness
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
MATCHLESS SANATIVE.

DAVID S. ROWLAND, the General Ameri.
can Agent for this mighty medicine, (invented
by the immortal Goelicke OF Germany,) has
great pleasure in publishing the following high
Iy important letter from respectable gentle.
man in New York, which he has received, with
many others Of similar characterized very
interesting intelligence from severa! Of his a.
gents, as will be seen below hich, together
with the certificate from, three eminent German
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Cail0R EaFRE.--T'hR experiment ol
SHIPPING Cotton Yarns from Nnrh Caro-
Ina 10 he AnEih. has resulted 50 sails
iseloraly. - 70 induce further shipment
OF 30 bales. which Esnl forward Zen
days sga. The price obtained is deer
dedly better Than the sans numbers Of
Northern Yarns sell for.
Fry. 05ssrra.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Raleigh and Castor Road.-This road
is now IN the full tide Of successful ex.
pertinent. as far as I.itlIeton. in Warren
county-lhe cars running TO and from
Petersburg daily. BY the 9Th Of July,
upwards Of fifty miles will be completed.
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
Testimony No. ?.
GERMAN SANArlVE.

Extract from the Essex Register, published 10
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents for the sale Of this invaluable
medicine ~ this city, have in their possession
statements Of many instances which have al
ready vOluniar,'! been made to them of henefi.
resu ting from It's Gse, Inquirers can be direct.
ed TO the individuals by calling at the Book
store of the Agents. =
IVES & JEAETT, I9s Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
From the Boston Morning Post. ..
THE MATCHLESS SANATIyE.
By an arucle Ia our paper To day, il will be
seen that this medicine has lost none of its Wiz.
tues by crossing the Atlantic-Ior il appears to
be working similar cures in America 10 those
which have astonished Europe. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Il is reported that Texas has formed a
treaty with England, and that her inde-
psnience will be forthwith acknowledge
id BY that government. In consequence
Of this arrangement with England, il is
said, the Texan government has resolved
20 withdraw her application for adnis-
sion into this union. This result appears
10 be regretted By some Of our cOiempo-
raries; but we are disposed to consider il
fortunate circumstance. II may well be
questioned whether under any circum-
stances farther extension Of our terrific
~ would be productive Of happy results;
but in the present case we feel quite sure
that the benefits which might be derived
from the connection. would not counter
balance the evil which would flow from
the discomfort which her admission into
the Union would produce. At any rate
We are not disposed to censure our gov
gnmen. for not adopting with more eager
haste the proposed annexation. II We
had before been in favor Of the annexa-
ton. this sudden withdrawal Of the ap-
plicaiion BY Texas, Immediately after OBJ
timing the countenance and supper, Of
England. would have changed our views;
because it seems to indicate tina, the &C.
QUESTION of help 10 resist the force Of
Mexico was the main object. and not at
iachment TO our Union. Attachment to
the Union We consider among the first Of
political virtues; and 10 receive a new
state without this attachment. might prove
to be worse than putting new cloth into
an old garment; discomfort and nulliiica- |
ton might arise, a division ensue. and
the new, taking from the old, would make !
the rent worse than before.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

William NJ. Anderson. tried al the late
term Of Cumberland Superior Court. for
the murder Of James NJ. Allen. was con-
Sic'ed Of manslaughter. and sentenced 10
be branded. and 10 suffer six months i'm
prisonmenl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

IIrginia Eisctions.--It seems tina, our
account last week Of the Congressional
election in Mr.. Pauon's district was not
complete. The SherifFs Of the district, i,
IS now said, had a second meeting, and
after an examination Of the law aud all
the circumstances attending the election
held in Greene county. came TO the con-
clusion that, however informally the polls
may have been held. there was no sufli-
ciCnl ground 10 withhold The return from
Col. Banks, whom they have declared
duly elected, by a majority of thirteen
roles.
The returns are no, yet complete Tor
members Of the Legislature: but from
what is known. i! is supposed there will
be something like a I've on join. ballot,
though the Wings will have a large ma
jority in The House of Delegates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Don Angel Calderon de las Barca,
whose functions as Envoy Extraordina-
ry and Minister Plenipoten,ary from The
Queen OF Spain to the United States were
temporarily interrupted, has returned to
discharge the duties Of that station at the
seat Of Government. Nat. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Al Guilford Superior Count. Nathan
Young was sentenced To receive 80 lash
es. TO remain in The pollory one hour,
and be imprisoned twelve months. on q
eonTicIion for Forgery. Al The same
Courl. VIM. North was tried for Muir
der Tease removed from Rockingham J
and acquitted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
From the National Intelligencer.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Ii having been proposed by various
meetings oi The opponents Of The present
Administration, in different parts of the
U. States, that there should be a General
Meeting OF Delegates from all the States.
for the purpose Of agreeing on and
recommending suitable persons as cam
didsies for The offices Of PRESIDENT
and VlCE-PRESIDENT. at the mex,
election; and desire having been ex-
pressed by several Of said meetings that
the time and place Of holding such meet
ing should be fixed by the Opposition
Members Of Congress. those Members
have authorized us 10 announce that, in
compliance with what thus appears to be
the general wish. they have met aud con-
suited on the subject, and, after due con-
sideration and reflection, they are OF
opinion that the Borough of Harrisburg.
in the State Of Pennsylvania, is a suitable
place. and the first Wednesday in Deem
Der, 1899. a proper time, for holding a
General Meeting for the purposes above
mentioned. 10 be composed of Delegates
from oil the States. in proportion TO their
representation in the two Houses Of Con-
gress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
MARRIED.,

In this county on Sunday last, by Sa-
muel SIrayhorn, esq. Mr.. SAUNDERS CATE
to Miss Susan CHEEK, daughter of the
late Mr.. John Cheek.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Two new Post-0i6ees have been re-
Gently established in this county. viz.
Lipseomb's, on the Oxford road. VIII
liam Lipseomb. Postmaster; and
Junto. on The I.easburg route, the Rev.
Daniel w. Kerr, Postmaster.