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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
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eins seminal weakness affections kdne gravel scor-
this preparation enjoys abov. all 9th
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the advantages which the present one eobnes
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being detect The use 81 B,b msy nae
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Out ofthonssnds leases Instance h.. ever been
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The universal oft pits all competition at defiance:
ony sce IL ss cry e .ure asd End No. sDviOn the
Of S s % win have
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Mr. Leyison, Division ST New York
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"ape runners hed Drop, address He tenders
sincere thanks and gratitude received
at your hand, having been radically cured by magic "a n
were lnng only part Of pha of disease To
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70 US merits and ssa Christian most al relv
wish that the public may be made acquainted with il
utility 80 "
pour Thy balm upon wounded World,
ana let The banner OF disease be urled-
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while grooming meath the demon Of
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when stern afhietionss chains are burst away
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tss placed Thee where dark Of guish roll,
whrre sorrow rsgns and storms ofsufferirg fall
Mhers mercy ear ne'er heeds tn, pisous call
Then Zee To him who kindly holds for thee
Tbeee precious Drops that soothe and thee free
And wien thy just sfcsns DER,
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sold at No Division Price si per bottle This letter
can be the Office.
b The pubic will please take ,otice that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop can be Obtained other place the
" but y yricr =, ma.im-
STEnLING's ORIENTAL RALsAMIC CON-
u all eases ct Leucor rh9s. Iavousary Emissions Seminal
weakness reg uarty OF the Msnses diseased ac
ton o the bladder and In all diseases of the Urinary Or9sns
The Immediate relief generally afforded by BEL
escd It's celebrity diseases II cent
dcrly offered with accompanying cerhcses
nen OF tie British facnly which will stamp the high pufa-
ton In which the unique preparation v WAIVED.
prepared only by W serIing white Chapel Loodsn. Sold
NATHAN r. GRAHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
FRENCH,s HOTEL, NORFOLK,

I1A FRENCHS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
tN VIRGINIA.Ose Of the most delightful places resi-.
SAdence for invaids families wishing To live quietly,
comfortably, and the reasonable
FRENCIrS HOTEL, Norfolk, Va, where the climate Is
mild both In winter and the scenery delightful, aHd
te ra2hborhood social and disposed To cultivate sgees
BILE acquaintance.
FRENCWs HOTEL Is located In the principal street o,
the borough Norfolk and opened the first of May
lat Some idea Of its convenience be formed from
that cost erection and furnishing upwards Of 00e
II contains about eighty drawing and private
for the accommodation OF single persons parties
miles and the comforts Of home be always obtained
this The senior has for pn
cpa Hotel Virginia and his reputation established In that
hne.
The productions Of the country great plenty and Of
choice kind The neigbborbood Of Norfolk the
vgos constsnt supply mountain fed and
mutton- oysters unrivaed and the exceence of
Virginia poulty proverbis The stock OF wines
equal that OF establishment In the country
Madeira beag imported expressly bv the proprietors
Sherry by A. Psnsr Esq, OF Norfolk who recognized
the importer Of first rate article mt surpassed BY any
other.
stan please render this residence with the other
ges desirable spot which the severity
winter the heat OF summer Any individuals families
should be travelling and pass hrougb,
folk Va would be OF welcome sad the best
nent there, bv. wM DANL. TRENCH,
MI I'm eSw- Frenchs Hotel. Norfolk. virgiss
- WHOLESALE Dealers who purchase fer cash
invited 10 call at the estabhshmept OF HOW
z ELL q CO f26 Ckstham where their Nutris Plais
Castor and Silk Hats will be found Of the best qualify,
the very low-t prices, and ssld exclusively for cash Aso
Cloth, sealet and Fur Caps upon the terms,
On I'm. aowELL& CO. 12s Chatham Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

" THE Stockholders of the New York and Brooklyn
Coal Company are hereby notified that meeting olhe Com
O'Clock. By order of the President
New York. March %, 1885, m2s.at.
AZ MIR. sALTER will deliver a Lecture on the interesting
on Thurs lay evening, March 49, lsssto at
bookstore, ios NASSAU St '''' - mas.it.
NEW YORK BAZAAR.
FOR PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES OF ALL
KINDS AND SIZES IN EVERY STYLE AND FOR ANY
LINE OF BUSINESS WHATEVER,
13I Fulton Street,
Three doors from Nassau ST.,
YORK.
= City and country merchants VIII hnd constantly avery
large stock on hand They can be at short no
tee TO any size or any gu ,nty they by shipping
them In so profitable packing may be desired 10 any part
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany OF
most superior quaity-wl satisfy every purchaser
n29-lm
Fancy bsss. Ban viii as. place
sonic Hall this evening which occasion will be brought
en- ire new Cornne by tour young gentlemen Grand
de deux BY Mt and yonng lady National hornPipe
gentleman By request, NJ. 9; win daaee ii: eee6aied
aGsRee
and evening, price 81 m2e.lts
TAMMANY HALL.
III friends and the Puslie that his 9th Grand Annual ExHi
So S ~S.n e Sn o viii
brought forward as follows - - -
Scotch Chantereuss, by number ef young fades;
8 The Reel Steps by number Of young masters and
Garland Dance. by four misses;
Minaei del eonr and Govette, by two young ladies;
Highland Fling, by miss;
Double Horsppe, by two young genenenj
10 irish anues and Lii, BY eight misses,
II Aladdin Dance by four young misses;
IL Hornppe, by miss
IS Grand Wreath Dance, by upwards OF forty young
ndesI
is The Grand Ballet Of La Bayaderein which viii be
10 The shawl Dance by ourteen,he Ballet conclude
II The Grand Finale, by all the Dancers;
The Misses Parker win sustain the two principal parts
in la Rnyaderei
Is Horrppe by a masteri
10 Highland Fling hya yourg Indy;
20 Hornpipc, by n gentle man;
81 A WALTZ by a number OF ladies and MISE.
Naval Ballet by number Of misses and masters who
W II &c through variety OF characteristic sgures, 70
Yankee Doodle, the Tars delght'-apon the termin
alton or which, all the extra benches win be removed
ming, which win he kept mp until between and
oclock-whh an ntermission OF 70 minutes amer the
10 give effect to a Dances several extra Imsru
ments engaged In addition TO his celebrated we'll
band-Lesder Mr. Brown. Previous TO the commencement
hsy WI perform ng gen,.m,,
Erra Ladies Tickets 50 cento be had at the Hall, or at
Mr. P.s r. sidence, No. 707 Bowery.
ladies keeper give their Tickets lady
or child will be permitted 10 enter the without
The ladies' gerensn requested take their
early the Exhibition will take place Mt half pat O'Clock
possible, Mr. isesds getuas through the exhibition by
10 o'clock,
Pubcs will costioue every wednesday evening until the
latter end Of April me q
MUSICAL PARTY At THE SECOND WARD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

e s.s :, .ry. - 9. s,s. esrpsp
avenue, ~ ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
wndesCounty.
Tuesday, 10th October, 1887.
Attach't.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

Dark THEATWE.-TMis nvsNN0, wm -
= perfnTnsd. fur the Bene6t Of Mr. NEAFT,
DAMON nND PETHIAS-Damon, Mr. Neafe-Rythius, Mr.
observation-disclosures, Mss CHshmasC sIanlhe, Mrs Reh-
ardson.
After which,
PAS vILLAG0Is--by Madame L1comte and Mr.. Cheekeai
RIVAL PAGES-Louis XIII, MIR. Ricbings-Vicoire, Mrs.
rdson-Jllie. Miss Cushman.
10 conclude With
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mr.. Jones-Fenella, Madame
Lecomis.
u Doors open 6&-performa al O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Ph 50 cents-Ganery IS cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Lateff italian Opers
: Heuse-MR. WALLACK. Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sfarcius CorioaDus, Mr. vaadenhef
Tulins Anfdus Mr. n. Waack-Menenius Mr. Matthew'S
VoumEia, Mrs. w Seton.
After which,
PAS SE5L-By Miss Kerr.
To conc ude with
OF AGE TOMORROW-Baron Winghorst, Mr. Browne
Moikus, Mr. Willams-Maria, Mrs Sefton.
Doors open at 64Perfornznce begin att. Boxes 81 PIT
30 cents. Gallery IS cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

MUSICAL PATTY AT THE SECOND WARD
w HOTEL. No. " Nassau street. on THURSDAY EVE
MING, March 10Th.
The following geneen Of acknowledged talent have In
the knde volunteered their services this
ssn-Messrs sherman, Beynrs Brewer. Knight, Austin,
Field, Bryan. Smith, Foster. Lemsa, Hackeu Ford Lomss,
Benda, o'Donnell, Bowen, Gefmas Campbell, Rsmsbot-
tom, &c. nc
In The course Of the evening variety OF choice gees
solos, both comic and sentimental will be
professor will preside the piano. To
O'Clock
Tickets I7s cents to be bad at the bar
No disappointment secount efwesther. m29.It
IVA E MOTTO k-The subscriber beg ssve 10 inform
the public that he has taken of the Livery Stable
No ~ Bsysrd adjoining the Nerth Americas Hotel and
ready receive carriages and horses by the day,
month, from those who wish TO pstrorire him.
There will be auppy oca risges and horses ready
oil tir-es 70 the order OF the customers. - -
m29fmt FRANCIS ONETLL
GOLD WATCH LOsT-A Gold watch lest
~ yesterday The from Jackson Brooklyn, 10 the
steamboat Fex az Fulton slip has gold dial made by
for u mfound and led NJ No. Is wiIIsm 81. m20 ~
- I'm BROADWAY, opposite 81 Thomsss
E Church Cottsge 70 let most delightfoy situated In
taairg kitchen, large cellar psrlors three bedrooms
and open do; crates set in each place
pump IN the yard will be put In By the owners
allowance made Tor that purpose The psrios and
kitchen nhe bad with without ard
desired line addressed Manuel" 4o4 Grand will be
attended 10.
inches front 100 deep Part Of the remais bond
and mortgage. m2o5ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

ROOm8 WAMTED-Onc or two rooms ard homes
~ wanted by young Gentleman whose relative reside
In Kentucky, and whose occupation exclusively library
one He viii furnish the IL secesry. In handsome
snrsr He would prefer lv 10 domestic circle where
he could the al anages Of female society. Brrsks
would be requed morning aad tea ascnnly The
family with whom he resides would have the privilege es
good library all the newspapers the counry kddre
Horaee," atlbe oaice OF this psper. nf1u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
- FOR SAG HARBOR DIRECT

l. CS ~ FOR SAC HAIR BOR DIRECT
l=-EA1 The and eeps steamboat CLIFF.
TON, will leave from pier No 4, NJ X, foot
Of Morris St Saturday morning March 81 at o'clock Fer
passage freight inquire board At the above place.
All persons forbid trusting any OF
the above boat or most
= ~ FOn HAWTYORD.--The stesu.
c@Az5 boat CLEOPATRA. C.ps,iu D.s,sn, vii
leave from pier No. 8 ~. n. foot ~ Morris
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon. att
clock.
Toe steamboat BUNKER HILL, C,pt Sanford. viii leave
freus srnbea place, foot OF Beekmar
Monday "wednesday and Friday afternoon, at O'clock,
FORNKw LOND0N.-stsges will We In readiness n Lyme
To convey passengers New London.
IL Freight taken until o'clock
For hsrbsr iaforn,sen irauire on board, or of
d. ~ ALLEN, ies South 81.
y All forbid trusting account Of
the above boat owners m1D-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
GREAT ATFRACTION!-AND ART OF
LONG ISLAND DISPLAYED!

ZOOLOGICAL INSriTUTE, No. ST BOWERY.
now open for the The collection she most
recherche and excessive that far in
specion in this country Mr. Van Anburg he cages
at O'Clock p. NJ, at in the evening The hours Of
exhibition will be grosn 10 II from 10 pas
n NJ and from 70 past in the evening Abundance Is
eentsChldren hair price Every attention will he paid
the eaatoa, careful officers TO secure the
visltersfrom the Intrusion ofimprop~r persons
signed y. S.ANGEVINEA co.
4-SmdS Propretors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

s>with Reiectory, No ~ Orange street and Is well cal
cuiated fer extensive liquor and grocery boarding
house. Also. several houses Cherry, Water
Madison Monroe Rose welt Scanned Orange Ridge Rivmg.
Walker, John, Mercer Mott and enwch SITS which
will he let low to good teBasts.
For further particulars, apply at 81 John from
the morning, and from 10 IN the evening. mlO-Ims
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

WAsui>G1oS, Jan. 81
Afer sending you my last Express Mail despatch
went into Tia" Senate o. listen to Mr Sins Wright sei
position of ia details and principles Of the Sub Trcasu
~ Bill. heard the whole cfthat portion of the arlu
mcnt which intended 10 vndicnie the Bill from tho
ohJcunn that u increased 10 an inodnnt- and DANCER.
Gus degree, the Executive patronage. heard nothing
which had not been olrntiurs repeated and refited
did, however. hear one thing that struck with much
force. though viii not saw by surprise-a ,1fHq,r /,
me Conservatives That. they would for th,s
b'll, ether shomi piss, That il TO saw thst the
Sub-1reHsury tcheEle shah rrm,in N praclcsl cpcr
ttoH, IN spite oi the Wishes and instructions # the p.u
pie, 10 the contrary. lie warned The Conseryei,y,5
tina, their plan could not and should pass that the
Sub Treasury boys organized, sripliaed and
quipped, acc,ldng In instructions from head uuHrcfs
and would contend to the last, for his Bill Perlap1
lhis threat intended timely wurnny 10 those
who NAV have propensity TO desert But il wont do
The Bill ~ dead IN the Scnnte | could see IN Mr.
Wrghts manner tina, he knows and believes it 10 70
dead
The Hons, Of Representstiyesb have done tb,u,.,x.
some CREDIT for once IN their action far upon the
Mississippi COHcS'fd Election. After the call Of tho
ifour, and after every member in the city had been
brought 10 the Hall the for the Previous Ones
tion, made by Mr. 7 q Cushn,an, was lost Thai w,s
a sign that frightened tho Van Burcn mon
The next question Mr. Bells nmsndmon, for
reeindng The resolution Of the House adopted at IN,
as session m favor Of Messrs Gholson and Claiborne
nnu the bnendmeni was agreed to- yeas 49, nays iI2
nus wHs n thundrrhuli mHlcrIty Of seven on tho
SIDE OF justice II took the House bv surpritc and
such CONSERVATION exhibited by the collar men
yon never witnessed The last calculation that wa,
made by Messrs Prentiss and Word showed n msiortv
me justice 10 say that in all probability one third of,
are rtJoced nj the result, though they felt the m
serves bannd by the past decision of the l0use and b.
party eohs'dcrahons, TO vote as they did
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
FRONTIER INCIDENTS.

The New York militia, a, Niagara are discharged
and guns nome
b..i hss passed the popular branch Of the Lsgis..
ture Of Sleh'g'a, making provisions for 1000 me 70
protect he ir0ntisr
he Buhalo Advertiser ssys there 10 patriot force
Nhaissrf "a srms either IA Csna1a On thi. side
sHless 'stms struggling Navy islanders, slong the
lake shore, 10 this STATE
According - ihe BafAlo Journal, IA. BODY Of Bsehe
vaa vaa Killed On Navy Island ~ sha, from the Ca
nsda ,ots has been dug ~ and thrown iato the river
Nj Nsa h-"ssiaer. Of Navy Islshe, va. al Syraeqss
81 the lhst sccnunts
The tssnsoat Robsrt F1llsn, which len BuE.lo on
Ne 2s' ins' IN ths Srrsiee q the States, has gone
u Clea'esnf after capturing great sgsntty Of pat.
not srtns and AnmaE ition al Ffetonia lsttsr en-
sppears "a hsvs teen written BY so. p>r.on On boats
Gates Ef'r, Pa JsU zs1, says. The regular troop,
ecFs ne part u Tie etpEe. ether ts.u ss .a~-is,sTs
se'sEs ssHaree H--sE~is sae riE-,, ssc a-, sss...
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

The fsl,epirg !. q copy ~ this sslosble doeu.
ineni -
To ne Hos. Scsat ssi Hssss y Rprosnia-
ir,s - The undersigned. People OF Color. IN The
CITY Of Bosion. have learned Nth deep reg'e, and
modification. thai Charlotte =. Thompson and st.
teen ether white ladies II R.hobeih. have petit
Toned to0r Hoe. body for a repeal of the law,
shich ,ntcfdiets manage between white people
sad getsous or color. Now Jour memofisisls,
regarding THE very ~sc and ssluisry law, esl-
eolaled to preserve the puriiy Of our race and 10
proven, he evils resulntg from uriycd breed.
do respectfully bs, earnestly reTponsirais and pro-
lcst Sgslnsi repcsl Of the law referred ic,--snd
.. IN dniy bound will ever pray Bout Coz.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
Tre- the Richmond Enquirer

We hsye examined The present sub-ttessury
Bal. II iss stronger measure than the bill Of
the extra session. 10 spreading Mr. Calhoun.
principle ,ir years instead Of four II 10 so far
u,iider in sssinr a the banks. Ia permitting
psrmen,s {, Washington, and Issuing certificates
10 be renewed far the public snds, il soften. The
acquisitions 81 the specie circus- b., II ON.
braces the iesiu1e of Rscoire,, General which
w,s ~, found l The frmer tli. This /. an i'm.
pausni Innovation ~ DOR system ~ finance. II
,uifoduce. new class ~ officers fof prnerrial
iha casioms Distinct from - officers ~ collection
We fssr this would Sc the only entering wedge
IL 10 the u9siatl sced 50 Mr RYcs called The t,r.
uer bill. IL has slresdy CEpsbded from collectors
TO receivers end sho she'll ssy That 10 shall not
further expand from four receivers 90 tweniy or
day. 10 fact. wha shsll stnp lhe Augmentation
II tar receivers under the administration Of come
future ambitious Pfes,dent' Ii Boston and New
York and Charleston and s.. Louis are 10 BE-
bonored with Receiver General, Why may not
Philadslphi., shd Baltimore, End poulsud. aud
other commercial towns claim st no disiso, day.
. sianilsr disunciion' This bill alec provide. for
4. similar oct 81 Bank Comni,sioners to travel
throuFh the country 20 IN, poet tho eohtliou OF
the Bsu.s Which the former ban directed t. be sp.
pointed.
Amer ihls comparative view Of the Two bills
sAy Ne eannoi of course, support lie lsst. Moot
ne GO oret The groou3 Ne took before Most
We emu uertie tho obieelions siti sheh We have
90 frsqasnils bored the pss'e
Thu bill increases the Lrecsite patronage BY
tie tpsslrimsu, q Receives Genera. Bark Mis.
,.oasuss aud by piso,og shs publr fuaAs more I'm.
,resistei, unLer ihe ooaifli q ohcers sppo,nies
BY ,ud rens,sb,s sy the PresldtHg.
II mates thc.e funds more Insecure ,hon they
~osid Be 10 ine baaAs. subject q iae oT'6 oi tie
Trssssry 0f the uatIo.l STATES, "ih al tie etseEs
~ the Dcpsttsae
!, estisgv,shes the rnonsY Of tie coSn1ry iien.
TIA, q the ssvsrageni. BY n,fssing. after she
p'niios 81 ga yssrs. 10 receive Iny tsDg bit
haze asossr % Go,ernHeal Paper. TIE sysisa
Las hsea frsessg,ly oslse,sa ts sns lately 10
!ssi~s yssi.shss Hssi ago Ia Aagss.s. ffsG TIE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
C0rTeIpoHdsass Of the Jour. Of Commerce
DISSOLUTION OF TIE CABINET INVITED

!, HAsHiSGTos, Jan 2qfh I-3s
IL wss fnmoTsd here to-day that Mr. D.rk.r,,n - .
Secretary OF The Navy had resigned as he ought 70 bs
cone long ago The fact il that Mf Dickerssn rnd.,
90 ~. ir'ehauon last Friday. 1hr Pres dent, howev.
- the whole Cabinet s'''o"'
ne goes upon the principle Of hi, predecessor. m,
ISUO' ana inirnds 10 send h.s Cabinet out a. yg,,
nos ne matter will terminate rsmains 70 10 sarp d,
"a esf'aln enough, though that Sir Van Barren -, -
20 gsht- tuat-on 81 b.. silbugusss 10 t1,o,,. 49,
fesignsuon OF the CA1inri, ,s = omit '-
81 hs osssts ia me senate to-day wts very earnest -
%. question heinz on the passage Of tbs p,,'.'
On ins question vas ls!t uHceedsa and The &c.,
N Os oonlinusd tomorrow, Nj Cisye1sr..s.1 -
'sfptiss and regret ths' SIR wsb..sf shals 80. -
r,,n,, 49, ssslls' ihs standardization ho.l and a
haI' o. Isslice % throu his r-i-h, ia Toe ,esI.
-. ne Pfcheoaeee ihe whole sy.tsn Of
-. AIT sseai~n' '7a sorThg: 't,a Ger 10 y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
From ia, National Ialeii,s,ueu Of .IoaAs,

The Exploring EIp,dihoH.-We earn th,t e
new difficulty hss susen sa to the character Of The
vessels iu!eude1 10 compose the squadron for this
etpeeHion. According TO the !asi plan. It Is to
De- reduced to s.oop q war; ole ship of about
400 1oH' l'he Relief y oas bne snd the sehr. Ac-
t'e. ln The oP,alOn Of Capt. hesrncy. (Abo had
excepted The eommAaj after Capt. Jooes retire.
neIt. aa4 he o.hcera associated Wih hin., there
Mould not be, IN beard itese vessels. sufficient sc-
eommoesuon for 80 large scientific corps a. tbst
sPPo,n'et BY tie Pfcsideni. We regret to add
'b'' Capt. ke'foey on the ls.a incl. resigned ,he
command Of the Aqosersn, I'D that he reslgnat,ou
- been accepted.