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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA. }

-ep!. Is here last night from
lBlq1n Immediately removed from HER MA
JESTY'S COMMONS. The Messenger from
Sir John Harvey informs our Governor that Mr. Nc
ntire our Land Agent, is at Fredericton, and that
he will be retained there by order of the Provincial
Government.
From the Aroostook learn that Mr. Mclaughlin,
the Warden of the disputed Territory, appointed by
Sir John Harvey, came to No 10, on the Aroostook,
where force stationed, and command them
to leave the territory forthwith. Capt. Rnes, who
was in command arrested him and sent him to Bangor
where he arrived yesterday. Governor Fairfield has
directed General l1odgdon to order out one thousand
of his division to proceed forthwith to the support OF
our forces the Aroostook-two hundred men are
there, and Sheriff Strickland has enlisted five
hundred more, by order of the Governor who are on
their way there-sixty of them left town yesterday
making in all, force of seventeen hundred men
now at, and ordered to the Aroostook.
Our Governor has this morning issued orders to
each ofthe commanding officers of the eight divisions
of the militia of this State, to order one thousand
men to be drafted from each of their respective dvis
ions, to hold themselves in readiness to be called into
actual service.
x By Lust .NTght;s .lfa0. We have accounts from
Bangor to Monday evening Troops were preparing
to march to the frontier.
The Dexter Rifle Company of that city, one of the
best Independent Corps of the State, learning that
volunteers were wanted, came forward, every man o
them, and offered their seryices.-BOSton alias.
The Legislature of Maine has passed a Resolve
appropriating 100000 for the support of 10000
which she is calling into the field
The Governor of Massachusetts, on the Goth inst
sent message to the Legislature upon the subec
of the troubles in the disputed territory. He says
the sovereignty and jurisdiction of the land belongs
to Maine and the United States, and if unhappily
circumstances should render it necessary for the Ge
neral Government to call on Massachusetts for force
to aid in protecting the territory, that she will cheer
fully respond to the call.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
New Tailoring Establishment
AUSTIN BIRCHARD .,

Aus lin DIhOIIAhO -.
WHISTLES to inform his friends and Customers,
w and the public generally, that he has Just open
ed a shop in FAYETTEVILLE, few steps west of Mr.
B. Higgins Hotel, for the purpose of carrying on the
Tailoring business in all its variety.
He has engaged Mr. REUBEN ELMER, late Jour-
neyman in the Shop Of Mr. King of Brattleboro, to
take charge of the establishment. Mr. Elmer comes
well recommended every way qualified to cut and
make every kind of Gentemen's Clothing in the very
best style. Almost any amount of work which may
be offered can be done at short notice. All garments
warranted to fit well according to order. All per-
wishing for work invited to CALL with the
surance of being well used
Particular attention will be paid to Cutting Gar
ments for others to make. The latest New York and
Boston FASHIONS will be regularly received.
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Making Dress and Erock Goats, from so to 81 90
DO. Pdlddl0OnS l 90
DO. TESTS 81, and other ,oork IN proportion.
Mr. B. would say to all Merchants and Traders,
that they need not feel the slightest reluctance to ha
wing their Cloths brought to his Shop to be cut and
made, no questions will ever be asked relative to
the prices of such cloths will any art be practced
to make purchasers dissatisfied with their bargains.
0r57Tho subscriber hns hand asi d--s =sqs a=ss-
stanty for sale, large and splendid assortment of
BRO.4DCLOTHS, C.4SSLNERES, VEST
LNGS and TRIMMINGS,
of the best quality, which will be sold at the lowest
prices. A. ORCHARD
FAYETTEVILLE January 3d. 1885, Owls
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
ToMnshend Academy.

TENHE SPRING TER NJ of this Institution will
Il commence on the first Wednesday of March next
under the superintendent of Mr. WIN. A. SHEPARD;
the female department., Miss MARY f. SHEPARD
The common well as the higher branches of Eng
lish literature will be taught also the ancient and
French and Spanish languages. The Institution has
an excellent Phosophic apparatus. The boarding
house, under the management of Mr. Abner Johnson,
can also be obtained in families. Expense of board
from 81 "a to 81 rs. Rooms in the Academy bull
ding to be rented to students any damages done the
the building by students to be added to their
bills.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the study of common English SO so
higher branches co
Ancient Languages so
French and Spanish 0e
Tuition is charged for nothing short of half term
J. ROBERTS, Secretary
of the Board of Trustees.
Townshend, February 9Th, 1899. II
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.

0lE7ProbaIe Co.ut on Th,rsday nert at WIlmi,lgton
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28

FLORIDA INDIANs.-We learn from Tampa Bay,
from a think entitled to credit that 200 of
the Semnoles had come in and surrendered-among
them eighty warriors 1t is also rumored that thirty
warriors had sent in for safe conduct, with view
to surrender-Giobe.
the last three months, Mr. Campbell, the Receiver at
Springfield (Missour) has deposited with the Bank
in that city $4,000 derived from the sales of the
public lands. The purchases were made almost ex-
clusivey by emgrants, who thus rapidly adding
to the wealth and population of the state.
The New Hampshire boys propose to elect John
Page for their next Governor If they succeed, the
event will form the most interesting page in the his
tory of the state.
The paper mill in Pepperell belonging to E. Emer-
son, destroyed by fire the 18th inst The loss
is stated at Sl5,000-insurance $1,000.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
A state Temperance Convention

ROckingham, Feb %, 1899. 10
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28
VARNISH.

Oh Gallons Copal Varnish of superior quality,
OO warranted good, for sale at low price, by
BUTTON, CLARK & co.
February ~ 1889. 6wl7
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1839-02-28

TTNIIE subscribers wish to get few thousand Palm
Il Leaf Hats Braided, for which fair price will
be paid in Goods.
Also wanted-l00,000 yards Straw Cord.
J. G. STONE g. co.
Green River, (Guilford) Feb Ia, 1899. 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14
FOR NEW WORK.


Louisiana and New York Linz of Packets
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon.
day-comInencing on the Goth November-and IN
insure the punctuality in the time of sailing tho
line will hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trask, TO leave on tho e0th
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on III.
4th December
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridge to leave on tho
18th December
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodheusc, to leave on
the lst January
Ship Mississippi Captain Davis, to leave on tho
18th OF January.
The above are all new, of the first class, cepper
de and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burthcn, are of light draught Of water being built
in New York expressly for the trade The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
httcd up IN the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in a neat and elegant STYLE.
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided.
and every regard paid TO the comfort and entire
satisfaction of passengers, who will please take no.
ticc mat no berth can be secured until paid for at
the Office Of the consignees.
These vessels arc commanded Nv c,n..;,. x,,o,,
experienced in the trade, who will give every ~
tention and exert themselves to Accommodate Theu
will at all times be towed up and down the Missis
sppi by steamboats,, and the strictcst punc,ual;,v
observed IN the time of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not he re.ror.;
bic tor any letter, parcel or package, sent bv ar
put on board OF them, unless regular bill Of Ia3nv
be signed therefor, at the counting house of the
agent or owners. For further particulars applv IL
BEIN & A COHEN,
hoVI| 90 Common nj
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

VVEN wears have not vet ELAPSED since it was
l. first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputation; and has sun.
planted every other medicine for the Aguc, whcrev.
or it has been known and appreciated, Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United Statcs, and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by its most sanguinc friends
Thousands of persons lave not only been relieved,
but restored to health and vigor through its gen
cy; and they now chccrluly testify, at every op.
portuni,y, to its decided and supreme efficacy. /,
is composed Of such medicinal principles as are
calculated to renew the healthy action of the stom-
ach liver, and other important digestive organs,
the loss of which harmony is the Immediate cause
of the disease 1t is apparent also, that it produ
COS an entire change in tic condition of the system,
and certainly DESTROYS the native liability TO relap
SEES of the affection. When the Auue is attended
will, INV other comrlo;n, tho c,,nIovmcrt ~ Tho
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

MORRIS & Co. No. 38 Cha.tras street, are now
~ receiving and opening The most splendid, SUI
stan,ial and fashionable stock Of Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting in
part Of the following articles: blue, blue black, jet
black, london brown, citron, olive, london smok:
and golden olive frock and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington frock COATS elegantly rnish'
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere and cloth
pnntaloons: english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new market comforts;
english and french fancy and plain scarfs and
hdkfs; chamols, sks.web and elastic
penders; chamois, morino, lambs wool, welsh fans
mel, silk and cotton net sherts and drawers; fine
linn and cotton shirts, with linin b"sonls, plain
and rulled ivorv pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
brellas " Crafts" premium Gloves-also. a
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, balls.
&C.; Sprittefield silk and randana hdkfs; plain,
figured and EN- bro!dered Cambria do; silk, Ian $
woods, marine, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half h,se; all of which they offer low for
cash. or to pun,ual customers as usual. Nov.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

.NEW EDITION. OF TIE CUTL CODE or
LOUISIANA.
TT has been for time made known TO the public
that the subscribers are engaged in preparing for
the press new edition Of the Louisiana Civil Code
They from the first OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication of the work.
and it not without great hesitation that they con
scented to the undertaking. But the present edition,
amounting to hbOut three thousand copies, and which
had cost tine State more than thirty ,h"usa dollars,
was entirely out Of print. For more than two years
past the usual price of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is system Of written rules which so Immediately
operates upon every individual OF the state, Interested
either IN agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition OF so much property coming from
other states, that-lhlike anos nny other treatise upon
law-it is as much the textbook and manual of the
merchant and the planter, ii is of the private gentle
man and the professional advocate.
The lawyers of the nd Joining stacs and in fact of al
those states apon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
hind mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
qrnt necessity of reference the code and make it an
Indispensable requisite TO their libraries and in the
city of New Orleans The book is to ts found in
the merchants cotnng room, upon HE desk Of the
judge the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore thar the first edition The work was so quick
y disposed Of and although reprint of it would
in some measure supply the public necessity, vet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references 10 the Reports and Statutes in order to
embrace the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature and the important decisions
and construc tions which iuve been given upon many
its articles by the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured for the general super
nenfence and editorial department Of the work, the
me .,ber of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
i'ullard Judge l'ermudcs, am! Hon George Eustis
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the OF their
studies and practice and to MIR Jennings, the part
ner of Mr. Upton who is also engaged in the work, Geo
strawbridge ESQ has presented the great of fete-
rences contained in his office copy Of the code, and
which been made by him during the whole period
OF his distinguished professional lalOrs The publish
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14
BAIDN ESS,

"A BEAUTIFUL head Of hair Is the Cfanhest orha
n ment belonging to the human frame How strange
" the loss Of it changes the c"un'e nance and rre'na
turely Lrngs the appearance of old nge which, c"u
SEES many to recO At being uncovered, and sometimes
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives con
sequently spent in retirement. In short not even me
loss Of property fills the generous thinking v'nth with
that neavy sinking glOnm does the loss OF lis hair
TO avert all these leasant circumstances, Olddse
Balm Of Columbia sOps the hair from falling off on the
first application aud few hotties restores it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whskcrs; prevents the
nar from turning gray makes it curl beautifully, and
trees it from scurf Numerous certificates OF the first
,espectahty in support of the virtues OF Oldr'dscA
balm, are shown by the propriet0rs.
10 Read the loowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of Phiade'ph
has certified may he seen below, to the high chara
ter OF The following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify Tint vel hive usec
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Oldridge. anc
have found it highly servcenble only preventive
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in St George CHARGE,
No sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN D THOMAS, NJ D, 1913 Rncest
JOHN S FCREY, ldl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr 1913 Arch street.
II known that three of the above gners are mor'
than 50 years of age and the others not less than 80.
[From the Mayor.]
Commonwealth Of Pcnrsylvania
City Of Philadelphia.
!, Robert Wharton: Mayor Of said city Of Philnde.
rhin do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Alessrs p lngs, John ) Furcy, and Hugh M"Curly
whose signed the above certificate, tint they
are gentlemen OF character and responsibility, and
such full credit should he given to the said certificate
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this
9Th day of December, sc.
r.. S.. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Foil ofNiagara, &c,
SOLD .hoesalc and retail by the sole agents for Anne
RIGA % Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, ,ool
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists and permers
t ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

lDAiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.u
landing from ship Constitution, and for suIe-vz
l60oO feet of glass, best quality, from 3Xl0 I, 43X2&
litr kegs p doz Jaancdns for ;6Oo0Iby litIgs;
s6 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also ofOgUO and
Oo0 do; cases cronc green in POWDER superior article
DO do IN cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for urtisa fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
purea, in hoxes fitted ~ with all necessary brushes;
artists TOOLS &c.
Flake and '"mnity white; GO packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sornent of paints dry colors oil, turpcntinc varlisl.
c Tor sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices,
by MONDEILI,
a22 58(,nmn at
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FOR NEW YORK


VIE ships composing this Line Will sail from NJ,
L CLEANS ami New York every other Mond,v-
commencing on the goth november, and to insure H..
slrctest punctunlity in the time of sailing tI. liz,
vii hereafter consist Of five Ships viz: 'A~ ''''
Ship l0zoo, Captain Trask to leave on the nOth mo-,
Ship Loui$riUe Captain Palmer to leave on the Az
December. " '"' ~'@
Slip HuAsrHe Captain Eldridger to lea,. o. h.
18th December. U ss
LIST January. u 80
January. ~ VA 'e' ASA''
u The above ships ore all now. of IN. fret class.
copEered and copper fastened and upwards of zoo Mons
burthen are Of light draught of water being hs;i, h,
New ork expressly for the trade The prce of nas;
sage is liked at hundred dollars Their cabins oss
htted upon the most improved and convenen, nlan and
hmshed IN a neat and elegant style. Annie stsres NJ
the first quality will be provided and every repa1a hni
TO Me com'sr and entire satisfaction OF passengers rh:
VIII please take notice that berth can be secured NM
til paid for at the Office of the consisnees
These packets are commanded by Cantai,s we'll Az
Perlenced in the trade who will give every atten,io.
ana exert themselves TO accommodate. They will Al
all times be lowed up and down the Mississipp; ~
steamboats, and the -stricest punctualy observed f
the time Of sailing !"
The owners of these hips will not be responsibl. or
aEy let e parcel or package sent by or nut on board ri
heE Unless regular bill Of adins be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents or Owners. Fer
"rhcr particulars, apply TO
u BEIN & A COHEN -
"'s ID 80 Common at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

E0hh n6crsisa4~ iaN rco3f a erss sd ,.sz
L as ht"sa's' aIs ., '',,-.re.- t, rs slS,i-
owned by Mr.. j. cob or, at the corner U, .,yol
circle and Triton Walk, respectfully solic,s share
OF The public patronage and renewal OF the favor.
OF his former customers. The entire stcok ii
Drugs, medicines and foncv articles is fresh and
carefully selected. The following ouly are par
ticularized, viz: va.
Pre- Soda. Seidli,z and Saratoga Powder.
Yeast Powders, being wholesome and elegant
substitute Tor yeast, in raisiag bread. buck~heat
cakes, Seq =
Buffers Efervescent Magnetism App enent--a
pleasant and genie purgative in dyspepsia or in di,
gesIon, nervous debility, gddiness, headache.
acdty Of the stomach, habit ual costiveness cuts.
neous eruptons, &c.
Carpealer's Fluid Extract Of sarsaparilla e.
purifying ,heblood, &c do do and cubebs, &c.
Swam's Panacea and Vermfuge British an
Haerlem oils, Opodeldoc, &c.
Refined Lrqnorce, jujube and Guamauve pas,es
Tooth brushes. N Prentce's carbonic dentris
fee, chlorine tooth wash. powder puffs and hexes.
Prentice's carbonic denlrtce, chlorine tooth wash
powder Pufs and baxes, Prenlics's scented asd
plain rnilet powder. pomatum creme de Perss,
orange flower, rose, lavender and Florida waters,
Of the best qulities Rowand's Macsssar Oil, Old.
ridges balm Of Columbia, bears oil, variety Of
lucifer and other matches, indelible marking ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. Hays Lninlsnl.
A fresh assortment OF Thorbnrn' Garden Seeds.
oc,2. GEORGE JONES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

Ii discovered nv The nrnnre,nr and a ha was vas
.o,o,, - ~ r'>p''e'o' ""' nus oe'" SUP
lec'ea 10 MS careful observation tor many years
III every var'e,y 81 PIact'co' and all the disense,
y; nv ''ve'sntu american climate; ana It is not
SIs" 10 t"I !'o'c WIN inc utmost confidence and
.,.' :. 49, as NUS c'ealy set 'o''h IN me
pa"P"'d' accompanying the same, the best medl.
cine ever thr""h within The reach OF al! classes of
s"clcty' II IS WIN the greatest proprie'y given in
all the maIndes which ati1ict the human RI CO. from
the established fact TINT whentak,n into the sto.
mach it acts accoordinu to The stale of Tho s,on,
arh and the nature of the disease ;,har 80 ~
cme,ic. diure,;c sudor;6c .~neo,a, .,'"e' a
',''',;a H.. S.u"' eApee'o'"h''o OF erPeI'e'
,neu'ent . HaI IS really what purp''st t" be-
nreds ony 'fia' To satisfy the most lncrednlous
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14
ABERNTIY,S DYSPPrIC LIXII,


Dr. beruetiy, til, greatest of EMgsh Surgeons wa
opinion that nncten,lls of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the s,euach- This Elixir was
used BY him with the most unprecedented success III
his private and public practices for upwards OF forty
wears for the removal Of The following tliseases
ach Puiu III the sie, Heaviness Of the Head and incli
cation 10 Sleep Irreguiarity of the Bowels. and in all
cuses where Indigestion Custiye habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not he numbc led among the host
of auack nosrums before the public, us it is the
sole invention of the abest and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the secret Of preparing it
was ased by the agent for very large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant the taste, ucts mild uper
lent always keeps the bowels free, mparts vigor and
srcngn to the system, and cheerlulness to the mind,
and few bottles removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents" return at any
MEN York, l7lh August 1888.
:}5 Madison street
SiR-tn consequence of leading selenary life,
iaye been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
nu wears; for the last three years my suerings have
and number If q,,ack medicines, without deriving any
bcntG | dcspared of ever obtiihins any permanent
xeIe aud resigned myself to the hopeless despair
was persualed bv many friends to try Abernethy 5
Dysrertc Elixir have now ilGshedtk e fourth bot
d. and know not how 10 express N.Y. alraon OF ITS
wonderful virtues ard the miracle ithis performed IN
restoring ME To that health which |: / mght lost for
yer Send me haE dozen bottles AZ e. and except
nv thanks or the blessings you have enetly' re-
,ring MT to ,ef,t health.
-. remain yours,
s' JCOB MONROE.
re asen, has in Ills possession seve hundred tes-
rk,als similar the above, of the extnordinaryyif
tues aus. 100 Bienvle sueet. nov. %
.lI-A
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-14

LVRESH GARDEN SEED-The sn bscruber
l. bcgs 10 express his grateful thanks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has deceived since he
commenced business in this city. Being sole pro
pretor of the seed store, IA Common street, he is
not and never was agent for any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected viii, anv house in
this country-but he assures the public that his
connections in every department of the seed busil
ness, in the different countries of Europe are equal
TO that of any house in the United States. lie I'M
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and ismcn in France,
Holland, England, Scotland, and the nor,hera
siates-andt will a, all times be his interest, as it
is his study, to receive, in addition to lis present
stock, large arrivals Of every descriptions really the
growth OF 1888; also, engrat,ed fruit trees, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on finding full as
sortmen, of every article in the seed line, of genus
inc quality, and imported drcc, by
n VIM. DIM.
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VPARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

lrOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MlCRoS
~ COPIES. Ne-Just received and for sale BY
VIM. Mexican, corner Of Camp anil Commen streets,
general assortment OF Surveyors Comrasses,
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, Drawing Pens,
Spring Dividends, spring B"v eus, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory Scales, Gnniers Scales, Glass Tnansles,
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thermoneto =,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains,
Measuring Tapes, sc, d.