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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

A SEVERE CASE or PHI ES Cured at
100 CHA1LAM SIRLET-M MI. PANEL Spin.
Mug Of Shire " shury, Ellen Town, New Jetsey,
was severely Affected with Piles for more than 20
v.ars. Had had recourse 10 medicines u almost
every description, also the advice 81 several eni-
nep, phy sieians, but never found the slightest re-
lief from any source wha,soever, until after no
called on DR.. Evans, OF 100 Chatham street, Rev
York. aud procured some medicine from him. from
y hieh he found immediate relief, aud subsequent
y a perfect cure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

HAvENDISH CHEWING TOBACCO, of the
" very finest quality, for sale by
WIN. DORSEY,
JpIv 4 1929. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
EEg1'GENs'e.

EETE have on hand a very large stock OF Hard
w ware, such as Hinges, Locks, Augers, Axes,
Anyiils, Vices, Chissels. Saw, Saw Sets, fine &
table Cutlery, &c. Sc, which will be sold low.
Anil o. 1889. WM. LONG 81 SON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

NTo. l. HERRING AND COD FISti,-Jast
~ received and for sale by
June 6, 1889. J. w. BOYD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
Nails! VWifS!!

IN KEGS assorted sizes, from The An,ie'am
IO Iron Works. just received and for sale by
Jul, 4. 1889. WILSON & DOLL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

II EMoN SYRUP, SARSAPARlLLA. do. for
sale by WIN. DORSEY,
Julv A., 1899. Draegist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

NNTALDREN'S CORN & GRASS
Wv SCYTHES, just received and for sale
BY THOMAS c. SMITH.
May so. 1899
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

A letter from Mr.. sheldon Il. Gilbert,
to DIR. I'm. Evans. proprietor of The coiebfaied
Camomiie FiHs DFAR STA = Had the IN mortal
Covpcr known the medical qualities u the Cano-
mile Plant. he ~ wei As thousands since (besldes
myseIO wcnld have expert. nccd its wondeiiui FL.
frcis on the nervous s,stsm-1Ie luhljc utility u
Cowprr was hlighted in the bud through the satn,
raj effect Of his Rervous debility upon ne nsntai
powers, which made il necessary for him ,ossskr re.
lief beneath the rural shade. hut The calm re'f.ss
eaye his IN : steal nature no r.pose. IL sume enc
then had know the secret ofeoncentratihR 'hs med
ical virtues OF Camomiie. the diseovsref v ONO nave
been inlmorialixed with poetic zeal as me Deheisc-
The above lines were prornpted from the cfeet.i
have experienced from DR. Wm. Evans eaDomaie
Pills. Yours, " iih esteem. zrr~
Durham, Green County. New York.
pr Evans. medicines arc sold in Martinsburg AZ
49, prr,v sore az WM Dorsey
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

More conclusive proofs Of he extraordinary
efficacy Of DR.. VIM. Evans ttcbi ated tosgon,is
aud 4psyienf 1nfibilious Pills, in allie, is,ins allie.
ted maukiud. - Mr.. Robert Cam. ron, i0i Rowsry,
Disrssr- Chronic D,sentety or bloody tinx.-
), mptsms unusual fatuleucy In the bowels. sa-
we're gripping. fr, gu.nt Indication 10 go to stool. TO.
ursmns. loss Of appetite. nausea, vomiting, IRE.
queue, OF pulse, and a ~frequcn, discharge II u pe.
CD isrly fuiij matter mix.d with blood. gre VI de-
bilit,, sense OF burning heat. with an inioi. rsbie
bearing down &c the parts Mr. Cam. ron is sn-
ioy ing peiE CT health, aud returns his sincere thanks
for The extraordinary, bcn,ft he had received
Dr. Eyaas' Mcdlbincs are sold ia Matnstufg al
he Drug Store of WM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

n1.AlI kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change Tor GJods-for which the highest price will
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
For Rent,

July IL, l939-om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

rs, but very much fool to know nothing We
go home TO Mandingo and eat and drink and swim
and jump again. Yes" At the close Of this elo-
quent address, the blacks shouted and the white
visiters expressed their entire appreciation of the
truth of Cinguezs reasoning And in order to assist
in deeyphering his speech more correctly, we give
the following vocabulary of numerals and words
belonging to the hIandingo language, done into Eng
fish by Professor Pierce, author Of entirely new
system OF English grammar, and who is now lectur-
ing on the same to the female schools at Hartford
equal to the discovery of the heroglyphcs ofEgypt
IL will throw great flood oflight on modern ltera-
ture, and form connecting link between the civil
lization of Africa and the civilization of Connec-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

THr DETENTION OF THE BRirIsH QuEES.-It
Is recoected thatthe Queen was detained on Tues
day last, two hours after her time, and coula
tell the reason why. IL was simply this. A small
piece Of iron had been so placed in the machinery
near the condensing valve, that only half stroke
could be got out Of her After much search, il was
discovered and removed. IL must have been put
there by some malicious person The only way to
prevent like occurrence hereafter is TO refuse adj
mitance to every stranger TO the engine room -
Captain Hosken, OF the Great Western, refuses and
IS justified IN so doing Let the people visit the
ship aud the cabins-let them see every nook and
corner, but Keep them away from the machinery. =
W hen we visited the " Queen" and went into the
engine room we found over dozen persons there
who knew no more about steam engine than the
man IN the moon--and he knows nothing for he don't
20 by steam yet #
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Errors ErcEpTrD.-The Court Of Errors were
RECALLED with splendid dinner on board the British
Queen, On Monday last The Chanccllor's resolu-
tions, approving Of the cookery. will be given to.
morrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

WrsT PvISr MUsIc.-We have received a note.
stating that Major DelaGeld, Of the Point, engages
musicians play at his soirees, and to teach the
diets 70 play on the guitar, asd then let's the poor
fellows whistle for their money Now these Italians
like music found Of music-but they have hor-
ror Of VIII uing for their wages in this way. full
account III few dsvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

MArcHIs IN Hen LrrE.-The distinguished
families Of Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany and Of Tall
madge Of Duchess about to be united by an in
terestng affair, in which fine young man and a
splendid young lady the parties deeply
eerned. More Of this by and by. Also, fair mac
and millionaire, Of Baltimore, has given away her
heart and will give away her hand in time to sail for
Italy the Gath inst. Great times the approaching
season
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04
The RECENT MURDER IN PHILApELpHIA-Th
unfortunate victim Of fathers passion was buried

on wednesday. The Ledger" Of yesterday says:
Th funeral Of the unfortunate Mrs tsok place
day morning as early nve O'Clock. int. RED we
understand in Roadson yard Many PERSONS under
the expectation that her funeral tahs place n later
hcur assembled both sides Of IA Of the house
gazing at the building By ten O'Clock considerable crowd
had gathered than half Of which consisted OF M
males. $500 a i
Another paper states that Mrs. Reake was entitled
to some property by will. Hundred Of rumors were
circulating in the city, but the journals refuse to
publish any of them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

A FIR rhgs GALLor LAw.-The Temperance
Society !, making arrangements TO petition the
legislator TO regulate the grog shops sy passing
fifteen .ailon" law. Take q drink on that,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

LARGE xrosr or SMALL PorAroEs TO ALMA
rr.-Gostnor Seward LEFT town for Albany on
WednesdAy afternoon. On the 18th he returns to
view the pfsntry Small potatoes, OF course, is riz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Soar ,cE The Sleepy Dsvy and Water Witch,
run their ace over again yesterday sfernoon, aid
the latter won the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Or The Virginia Convention have recomme aded
Clay for tie next presidency. Very well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

THE NEW AET-DAeUERREoTYPE.- Seager,
the ingenius artist Of this city has first succeeded
in catching the suns rays and mPrisoning them in
morocco case, that is 10 say, who has transformed
figures and landscape to copper, by the medium Of
light alone acting chemical substances-gives q
lecture on the art tomorrow evening, at the Stuy.
vesant Institute. We have a specimen Of his inge.
nnity in possession, which looks like piece OF
fairy work in golden colors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

HvMBu ssor rHE DAy.-The Greenwood Cemttry
Mogus Naticaulis, the Park management" Ii,
new National theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Qc5- Persons wishing the HERALD, 10 DC served
regularly at their houses, during the ensuing WIN
ter,will please leave their names at the oihce' q
Ann street. In cold winter the newsooys are not
found so easily or so Pentifaiy an tAe streets-se
Won can have ii at your houses, warm and comforta-
hlr " ith your coffee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

10 An account Of = beautiful female circle
Philadelphia, tomorrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

HUNr's MERcHANr's MAeAzIsE Asp Connrs
ciAl KEyEw.-Freemaa Hunt, New York.-This
psyiodcal appears to be increasing its cIams on the
patronage Of the commercial Community. The ar
ucles are not only sut generic and specially adapt
cd 10 the Magazine, bat they are from the pen OF
men Of talent and ability, who have studied the mer-
camille law and are capable Of expatiating its me-
nts and expounding tho principles Of trade as well
as the laws which affect more especially the whole
sale and retail trader. The contents Of the present
number are both varied and interesting consisting
OF papers read before the Mercantile Association.
original essays and novel law which have been
judically settled within short period IL also con-
tains variety Of statistical tables, and information
on matters which useful to the young merchant,
which make the book worth preserving forfuturs re-
ference.
WAvERLY NOVELS, REVISED EpIrIos, vol 10
The ABBoTT.-C. y. Francis, 252 Br00d,cov-
Is, by far the cheapest edition Of the works of
the author OF Wave5ly, we ever came across Twen-
~ 1--WE cents per number, and two numbers forming
one volume OF the writing Of man who did more
good IN his age and generation than any Of his CO.
temperance This enterprise certainly ought to be
encouraged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

WoRrB . DOLLAR IN srkcm.-Yankee Hill. in
his yanke. characters at the National
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04


The SEVENTH COMMANDMENT AGAIN Beoxrr-
person named Meade has been sentenced TO twen-
ty days solitary confinement in Ravenna, Ohio for
aduteIous inteIsourse with one Mrs. Thompson
lie had converted her by his preaching. During
the twenty days he is to have nothing but bread and
water Within the past ear 1--WE or six Ministers
OF the Gospel have been discovered breaking the
Seventh Commandment.
HEALTH THE SourskRS Crrrrs. The v.llow
fever continues To absts in New Orleans and IL ia
supposed thai the deaths will gradually grow less
every day till the final extinction Of the disease from
the city On the 23d ult there were only six inter
ments OF persons died Of the yellow fever Cbarlcs-
ton daily improves IN health, and Macon Geo. also
savannah, are very healthy. In Natckez, Miss
'ne0 were twsdeaths and one intermest on the 10Th
UT we have no later accounts from either Mobile
or Augusta
DEArH OF Four CHILpREs.-In Gibson county,
Indiana short time since, woman sent three OF
her children Tor some eggs to hens nest, while SIZE
renamed at washtub, with a younger child. The
children ran eagerly to the nest and thrust their
hands into II, when large ceppsrhead snake. that
was lying IN IL, being disturbed attacked and BIT the
three The mother hearing their screams, rushed to
their assistance, and during her absence the young
est fouod its way to the washtub and was drowned.
The three who were bitten by the snake died in
two hours,
Thun, was instantly killed near Lancaster, Ohio, on
the 18th ult, by the accidental discharge of his gun
while hunting pigeons
MoRMoSs.-They talk Of erecting . church in
Chester County, Pennsylvania.
NEw JupeE.-John M. Williams has bcs, a.,
pointed Chief Justice in Massachusetts
A CRASH ON THE AUBURN RAIL Ro.D-Afew
days since, the timbers which had been nut mn in
constructing the middle arch OF the Rochester and
Auburn Railroad bridge over the Genesee river
canted side ways, and fell with Tremendous crash
The damage is not kn3wn.
RELIGION AND TgMPERAScr IN Bosros-Tbs
Rev, John Pierpent, the fifteen gallon poet. has re-
eeived permission from the Holsstreet church peo.
pic to retire. Boston s rapidly going hack 10 M.
blue light and blue law age. '"o
MusieAL.-Signor de Begins and Mr. and Mr.
seyain are giving concerts in Boston.
srRucK a syAe.--The steamer sylph struok I.
mag ana sunk near the mouth o. Bush Greek, while
De raised. Her cargo was much damaged -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

We are agreeably astonished at the effect produ-
eed by our notice Friday last, that the names of
persons favorable to General Scott for the next Pre-
sidency, would be received at this Office, for the
alton of committee of correspondence. Some per-
of great political influence called upon us, and
gave that the strength Of General Scott
in New York and Pennsylvania is greater than what
any person has imagined. In the National Conven-
ton to meet at Harrisburgh, next December, for the
nomination Of Presidential candidate, we have ev-
cry reason to believe that the votes Of New York,
Pennsylvania, and perhaps Virginia, will be strong
fer General Scott If that Convention were to put
General SCOTS name before the country, it would
astonish and paralyze the locofoco faction, as
much it would call forth the fire, the spirit, the
enthusiasm of the whsle Union. No can he Sc
lected capable of beating Van Buren,, but General
Scott. With him for a candidate, who doubts but
the election would be carried by reclamation! Oh.
for such contamination!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25
Court Of Com mon ksIcas.


JUSE p -Mfynhdrd Proisr VS. James Blow
This was action to recover damages for SANDER
Gus words spoken Of and conce rning the character
OF the plaintiff The plaintiff and defendant were
both Of the tribe Of Israel and dealers in old clothes
Eau de Cologne liquid backing water proof liquids
and other celebrated nostrums and the quarrel arose
sut OF dispute concerning boy, who had been
transferred from the service of the plaintiff to the
defendant. When the plaintiff thought his boy had
been long enough with the defendant, he sent for
him back, and then the latter get into terrible pas
sion, saying that "his goot friend one Internal
swindler, great big highway rosber, a got dam
thief" and applied other comp imentary applications
10 him; all Of which were proved. The defence set
mp was that Blom could not have uttered the words
cause why-he did not know a syllable of the En-
slish language. Other witnesses, however, were
brought forward, whe swore stoutly that Blom knew
quite enough Of English TO say what plaintiff averrcd
he did say. The jury found for the plsintd-da-
images six ccnts-sx cents costs.
Biom vs. Proler In this case the tables were
turned, and Mr. Blom sought to- recover compen
sation for certain damages which he had suffered in
his character by his geot friend Mr. Proler who had
taken the liberty to assert that he, Blom had been
branded the shorlder for certain nractons of m,
eighth commandment before he cleft his native
country for that countrv's good These hard words
were fully proved, and the jury gave Mr. Blom six
cents damages and six cents costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

ners, and also with Russell Moore. Wisn... ~.
lad . conversation with the prisoners respecting \
press and dies for making half dollars II was absst
the beginning of December. Moore also wanted =
French crown die. Witness has had frequent con-
versations with the two Meores on this subject
Ihey said they were going to coin half dollars and
witness might as well get machine for milling the
edges. Witness did not understand that apy coin
had been struck, but they showed him half dollar
which they said was made by Stewart at Buffalo
iney 'oid witness they had hired place at
Jersey, ana wished him to go and see il Witness
went with Russell Moore to the pre- IS at place
IN the city' but cannot remember the name Of the
street Inc press was in small room on the lower
floor at the back Of the stairs Moore told witness
alter this, that they had been to work and made
ABOUT Two hundred dollars, and said the boys wsud
begin to do something after bit. He said he had
the press sent to New Bedford
Cross-examined.-I left New York TO 90 TO New
bedford the last week in February, 10 attend to the
coming. was arrested in April, and am now under
pan TO appear and answer Did not tell Moore that
l was going TO Philadelphia, but may have told
him had been there. was occupied in working
up metal at the time Moore thought was at Phila.
delphia. The metal took to New Bedford was got
from foundry in this city, Afterwards took
second parcel, which got from the state of New
Jersey, from one Bishop. Moore did not know of
my going to New Bedford the second time. have
been in Canada, and boarded with man of the name
OF Clark there but was never charged with counter
teitng silver coin there. know a man named Joe
Friend; bat don't know his business may have
heard say that he was an engrayer but / do
not Know the fact. never made or obtained any
dies either here or in Canada. When was in New
York had room in Dey street, which l used as
work shop; staid there about four weeks; did
not agree to pay any particular rent Stevens got the
room in the first place; had courterfeiting apa-
ratns there, but few dies belonging to the prison
ers; had done no ceunterfeitng until ] Whs G.
guanted with the Msorcs. took the dies from the
Moores with the intention Of come ting myself with
them in the cosnterfeting business; they told me
then they had shipped the press to New Bedford.
Judge Belts said that he should have the accused
to oer, their counsel would then be at liberty to ad-
duce It, In the meantime, he should require them
to find security in $4,000 each and in default to
stand committed. The prisoners, not being able to
give bail in tibet amount, remanded to prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25
MORNING HERALD.
Arrival Of she Livcrpoel steamcr---Nsxs
Double sheet.

In consequence Of the deep Importance Oh inc
news now daily expected by the Liverpool steamer
which has been II days. shall not publish our
double sheet till she arrives at this port Inc Urea
Western made her last trip in Is days and hours
it is barely possible therefore, that we may nave the
Liverpool tonig ht-hghly probable that she may
arrive tomorrew-and nearly certain that we VIII
have her in on Friday at farthest By delaying our
double sheet fer her arrival, shall have more room
for the important foreign news and give greater circu'
Iaton 10 our dvertisements. Advertisers therefore,
will please to hand in their advertisements as early
today as possible, for know not the day nor the
hour when may be called upon to issue our double
sheet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

AFAsHIoNABLE SaUAEBLE AMONG THE INDIANS.
All our city readers renember theyisit paid us in
the fall of 1887, by Black Hawk and wife, young
Black Hawk and his pretty wife, and keokuck, the
chief of the Sacs and Foxes with his two strapping
wives 1t appears that whilst the Sacs were recently
sncamped about I25 miles from the mouth of the
Mississippi, and between it and the Des Moines riv-
er, young Black Hawk was out hunting, and keo-
kuck gave his handsome wife seme whiskey, made
her insensible and slept all night with her. Young
Black Hawk, on his return, met by his Lucretia
in tears; and he, Immediately on hearing her sad
story of the rape, watched for Kcokuck and stabbed
him to the heart. Keokuek so years Old
Young Black Hawk is now chief. Truly the Indians
are becoming very fashionable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

ect- who broke up the flour and bask spectators
God Almighty. He has given us tremendous crops
blessed he his name. lie has now only TO break up
the beef SPECTATORS and then shall have beef at
cents pound. We 70 with Providence against
the banks and the spe culators.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

LioSs.-Hamblin intends t. celebrate the Fourth
Of July by bringing out two old shaggy lions, har-
messed to a car, and making their tracks round the
stage like pair Of monarchs reduced 10 servitude
What ncxtl IIambln tried one lion and succeeded.
lie got Field TO play my character of, and made mo-
ney ont of me. N Bile has not paid me my per
centage yet The next attempt will be to catch Sa-
tan and Beelzebub, while they drunk with grog
or the blood Of the INSTANCES them in some
o-drama--and exhibit them a. large as life before
the gaping Bowery boys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

THE MYsrKRIoUs DIsAPPEARAScE.-Mr. Stein
bergers clerk has sent that gentleman trunk from
Lake Champain containing all the papers and dscu-
ments he had relating TO his employers business.
Miller has not carried of more than $1,000 IL not
murdered he is supposed 70 be deranged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

LIBERTY or THE Pass IN BUFFALo,-Nichols,
the editor the :. HuIalonian, has been found guilty
Of libel, in publishing that SEINE person was the
tool Of another. The libel it is called, was pub
lished during Nichols absence from Buffalo when
he had no personal control over his paper. On this
libel he has been tried, found guilty, imprisoned
four nsnths, and fined $50 lie Is new in Jail, and
his jaor is authorised by the authorities Of Buffalo
to prevent him from writing for his paper
This case Of Nichols presents most curious affair
perfectly unique in the history Of the press in this
country. We do not know that any despotic gov
eminent in Europe ever showed such tact, un.cru-
puousness, and audacity in Stacking the press as
the legal authorities Of Buffalo have exhibited. With
juries judges and public officers, under the influence
Of clique Of prosecutors, the liberty Of the press
can be efectually destroyed in Buffalo as in Pc.
tersburg or Pottsdam. Not long ago pair Of Swiss
MINISTRIES we're imprisoned in Buffalo for singing some
Of their mountain airs and should be
to hear Of SEINE cspt into Jail FOR the cut Of his
coat, or size Of his hat.
On the subject Of Nichols fine, we have only a
word 10 say. Let here understand the real char
acter Of this transactions aud h as we are disposed
to think, he has been prosecuted by clique Of bad
men whose deeds would not hear the light, we will
open subscription, and raise the money to paw his
fine, and shall put down own name, at the head
Of the list for $40 TO begin with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25
". Y. .rarshaI'- Omcc.
before Judge Reifs.


JUHr 2i-Erdmination Of Coiners-Syrenus
stevens and William Moore, two characters well
known To- the police, and who rendered themselves
somewhat conspicuous on the trial of smith Davis,
we're brought NJ CHARGE with fabricating the cur.
rent coin ~ the United states
James kidder deposed that he was in New York
year back, and became acquainted with the priso.