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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-22

At the great LEGO Foco meeting last Saturday in
this place, by which column and a half of pre-
ambe and Resolutions were unanimously passed,
expressive of the sense of the whole democracy of
the county, it is estimated that there present
not less than forty individuals, among whom were
the officers Of the Land Office, the Post Master,
two or three County Judges, Clerks of County and
circuit court the Bank President, Cashier, the Bank
Attorney, &C., and we don't know how many OF
the Directors, and any quantity of little officers
How convenient it is to have party so well drilled
that the little knot of fattened oice-holders in this
town, can meet, pass resolutions exactly suited to
the sentiments and feelings of $50 sovereigns, 1t
saves time and expense. And then, why shouldn't
the SERVANTS of the people dictate to their masters.
This is Jeflersonian democracy according to modern
democracy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-22

August 10Th, 1910, 90 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06


MY FADED KEEPsAKEs.
Alas, tits ever thus. dearest joys
Poor triher seem, or idle toys;--
Thoust richly set with fancy's gems
Tear relics Of our early friends
To other eyes yc tell no tale.
TO Other hearts will not rnvei ,s'ii
The hopes, the joys ef other days! 's
This faded scrawl so sadly worn
Through time and change hath denrer grown,
The hand that pend hath ceased 10 write es's
Her heart on earth no more indiies: z
Yet 10 my soul 10 is lonely hours ts
Her spirit comes with the cheering power
i,held Ger hopes u other days. ,s Sf.
This tiny watch with its pewter back
And sarthen face % sadly csack'd, isF
Twas my Grandmother's gih,--it softly ticks 3
Sweet moments Of childhood would not forget,-
Her loving smile and her tender care Agei
Arc brightly twined in iis chain Of hair;---
Thea scorn Il not as a slightly thing,
Eiie's lullaby songs around !, sing
This ribbon knot, o who shall tell tN
What memories live in lie hallow'd spell.
!, Twas the sift Of one In whose hair il shoue
A. she iooksd her last ON her childhood's home:
The FAR. far west holds her early grave
Where the prairie grass and the wild how'r wave
Then scorn ys not as worthless and vain
The reliques that cosjurs angel train!
rswnshssd. ies &c. III. C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
NO. ~

EFtctueut tJuckSonJ Ndu 0Welt the most,
both in and out OF Congress. In 1926.
very humble member, through their chair
man had made mos, able report. the prn-
ciples OF which were applauded nj he
whole parry, and 5y our Siaie IN payfienlay.
Upon them, mainly, Gen. Jackson came n.
to power be gave them his solemn sanction
in bis Inaugural address. in presence Of
thousands OF witnesses. had been twice
elected after nv opinions were well known
upon this subject, and now. when I endeay-
or faithfully to carry them out. 10 be uuopai
ifediy condemned for doing so. and Thai by
those who then professedto think as | sin
ce,ey did, was what did not anticipate.
| am sure that. unon this subject. nv nrsc-
tice has corrcspondcd with nv professions.
Still, should feel degraded if / were 10 pro-
nounce any old associate a traitor, or liken
him 10 Benedict Arnold. because at this
time he disagrees with me 10 opinion.
They are greatly mistaken who suppose
the object Of this bill was 10 take. from this
class or officers any right Whatever. Pre-
ciseiy the reverse was The intention. Ii was
10 emancipate them from The siap;sh bondage
| 10 which they uere held. II was 10 enable
every man Of them,o vote according 10 The
dictates OF his own Judgement and 10 absolve
lthrm from the painiul alternative Of being
compelled 10. not ONLY vote. bu, 10 election,
per Tor candidate. not Of their choice. but OF
the President on pain Of dismissal from, of-
fee.
The great object was 10 prevent the Presi-
dent from confyoYing the pcopf, in the
choice OF their officers. State and FEDERAL. I
This class Of officers. whose daiIv bread for
their families, depended on Executive favor.
were constrained. as nan of their official
duly not snly to vote as HE President scished.
but to rndeavor TO influence Others 10 do
SO likewise. Ifihey did no. perform this
duty they were dismissed and with their
families Iek 10 slarse. An enlightened
statesman once called them The enlisted
soldiers Of the President"
| A politician. who knows as well as any
other man the motives by which men are !.
Influenced in relation 10 elections. snys -
!" Whenever he sees an o6fcc-hoider interfering
in elections. he concludes he is thinking Of
his salary and his bread, and is a rerv lnff
adriser of the people" BY The passage OF
this bill i was hoped The instruments for
misleading the people would be taken from
the President, that these 'enIisted soldiers
wond be discharged from electioneering
duties and yet receive their pay; and that If
they performed the duties Of their offices
faithfully, they might safely vote according
TO the dictates Of their own judgement, and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
HIWM1BNIAno

MARKEDLY the Rev. d. S. Tobias,
on The 18th inst. Mr.. SIDNEY SLATER,
TO Miss MARGARET HUTTON, both
Of Hemlock township.
By the same on the same day, Mr..
CHARLES MOODY Of Northumberland,
to Miss J JULYANN MILLER of Danville.
By the Rev. d. Waller on Thursday
the l2ih inst. Mr.. JORN SNYDER jr. Of
Miftiin township, TO Miss ELIZABETH
daughter Of The late William Hutchiaon, OF
Bfiarcreek.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. William
]. Eyer, Mr.. WRENCE WATERS Of
London England, to Miss SARAH
BROWN, of Miflin.
In Sugar Loaf township ON the 5lll fnsl.
by the Rev G.. G. Drake H1r. CHRIS
TEAN MOORE TO Miss CHARLOTTE,
daughte5of AIR. Henry II. Fritz ali Of that
township. Z
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

We ,hia week publish the proceedings o'
,h. democratic 4th Of March State ConVen'
lion, to the exclusion of almost all other
matter. We have Witnessed several con-
yen,ions. bu, we were never present IN one
where more union, harmony and order
,,evailsd shan in this. IttoId well Tor the
s,cce.s of the democratic party next iaIl'
and was sure presago Of WaIetlOo de-
rea, 10 the 1--WE must say it, although it may
disturb I,e aue sensibilides Of Tommy
granny Harrison party in the state
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

turned shanks for himseH and The oGiceffl
Of the convention. FOR re kind and coutte-
Gus department Of the delegates to them, in
the execution Of their duties, which they
had endeavored TO discharge to the besl OF
their ability.
Ho remarked that so tar As his own views
extended, and that was over quarter of
century, he had never Witnessed an assem-
'hlage of. the party in which there was ex-
hibited more talent than in the present, and
where the sentiments and principles of the
party were more strongly and unanimously
carried out, than on the present occasion. -
And he must say, that it argued we'll FOR the
success of The party. and the great and ea.
cred cause in which il was engaged.
On motion, the Convention then adjourn:
I'd sine die.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
N6zErGIaa

ALL person., ,saebted to Doct. C.fHEN
M0ftf'hhe",i1S' M0ftfi'i' u, ~ physician from Read
ing g.s.pao"c. ~ rIs between EfS profession,
1889 are notified that IN coAs''o ,,,ce % of ais
being compelled 10 be absent, No Ms lsf,
S;s necounts with Charles kanleE' A 70.
,.'S "milsction. with whom they can bs Med
w;,hin four weeks from date wi'fou' y \
nsnse ~ after which time they may Hau'' 81
pect to pay cost.
January 25, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUNl

A HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND.
THE Subscriber offers 10 sell his House
and Lot, situated in tbs hourishing town Of
Bioomsburg, in the county Of Colunbia.---
The buildings consist of wsll finished two
story fran house and kitchen, work shop.
and a good stable, ALL in good order. AS
this property is well known, further de-
scription is deemed Unnecessary. If nor
sold at private sale by the 2lst day os
March ne,lt, il will on thal,lay, be exposed
at public sale, on the premises. Sale TO
commence al 10 o'clock in the forencon.---
An indispuIable lids will be made, and pos
session delivered TO ,hs purchaser on or be-
fore the fifth of April se&t. For terms, ap-
ply to the Subscriber on the premises.
ISRAEL WELLS,
BloOmsburg, Feb. 20, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
THE JUDGES.
Harr isbtrg, March 9, 1910.

Mr.. WEBB.
Dear Sir--The nominations fer Judges
have just cems into the Senate. His Ex-
eellency. it seems, knows better who would
be acceptable TO Columbia County than we
DO ourselves, he has. therefore, nominated
WILLIAM DONALDSON. Of Danyilie,
aud GEORGE MACK, of Berwick.
Yours, in haste!
We know net when we have been more
surprised than we were upon The receipt Of
the above letter. Surprised, because we be-
iieyed the centre portion of the county cnti-
lied TO At least, one OF rme 'uuSe'' - -
claims for an appointment! under We pres
sent state administration had herc'o'oFe
been entirely overlooked or disregarded'--
. Every appointment that had been mace
Nv the Governor, or by the Canal Comn'i'-
.;on.rs having been exclusively in tho Dan
,ile interest, and that too. from the two ex,
,yemes Of The county. Surprised because
we firmly believed from our own know
ledge of the feelings Of the peoples the loca-
lien Of the county, and from what had been
said by supposed good authority that I'VE
.ough. to have ore near the centre "','
.urised, because We knew the lna'V'oua''
Nominated, had but few names iFo@ 'h'
SANITY to sustain them in their application
indeed, one OF them had boasted' that h
did rot want the people Of tho county
nxs,ain him, as he Was sure oil the aid 81 III
p.ryDle faction, shd Of such an lntele;
abroad. as would render his nomlnano
..r,ain. whatever might be said agalh
him by the people IN the tonniy' ou
, Drised, because one Of the nominees n'
-.ver been mentioned in the county n col
n.c,;on with the office, and who was know
% bo decided opponent OF ,he GoTeFne
su,n,;sed because we firmly believes d
we have formed our opinion from Kno
lsdge Of the feelings Of large majority
tbs citizens Of tho county that the persC
.eyec,ed are vastly more Unpopular,
that their appointment will give lar less
is(ac,ien ,hsn that Of any other TWO on
lis, presented to the Governor lor the
ces. Surprised, because we know
those who advocated their appo'n'm'
were ,he Governors most bitter ehem
and had been endeavOring for men'ns ?
10 raise an opposition IN the county
had only been prevented by the very
es, tha. has been thus passed by al
F suggestion. Surprised because we c
no, believe that the Governor would
listened 10 the vile slsnders fabricated ..
DanviAe faction expressly for the occa
II against men whose moral and pol
standing in society is as far above 'heI
heaven is above the earth, knowing a
must have known, that they have al
made use of the basssi OK weapons TO
ueir ends to prevent the wishes OF a
majority of the people Of Ihe county
hsinE heard. Surprised, because III
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
JEw DAVID's
HEBREW FAASTERI

AN cxlraordip~y remedy for Local ine..
nation, schrof;ous sifer,icns,. Kincs.rv;ly
lnsamaiory md Chronic Rhe1ps s,;,IH' M
Goui, ne 2ache, nersous iooth.sSsa na;r
in ne ode, hip, back ana n,...-I1,s Pa.u)
WIG sweliings, tnrhours, stifi joints &c.
Ge&c.
nc subscriber has lost received small
spply oC the above Medicine, with numer-
AS certificates Of cure performed, with de
.cclions for using the same.
JOHN r. MOYER, Agent.
Blcomsburg Feb, 20 1s40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
NOTICE,

T-s hereby given, that have bought Of Jacob Ba'-
iaer, the following Property' to Wit;-tnree acre
OF Wheat in the ground, sixteen acres oil rye IN Wf
ground, one plough, one harrow, one bay MAZE, er9
eo, nv yso. and disposal, and worn all persons moi
~ ,nycbase or molest them in any way.
~ p''N' CONRAD BREDbENNER'
March, 1910,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
@-Ezz=~x.T--

PiHsburg Gfarket-From Harris Intel
ligencer Of Saturday, we leara thas -four is
selling in P.usbutg at from 81 c23 to 81 rs
per barrel, and that sales ale dull even at
that price. Wheat, SO cts, per bushel ;
Rys, 375 Corn 80 Oats are selling at
from l24 to Is cts. per bushel; Glover
seed is scarce, and commands high price
-Ss per bushel. Timothy seed 81 so a
Sl7i. Flaxseed, rs cents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
TOWN MEEJtNG.

1t viii be remembered nat next Friday
is the day fixed upon by liw for the annual
towh meeting; and as WI for the frs; time
under the new constitution elect Justices
Of The Peace, who are 10 servo for fve
yeats. we hope TO see genctai attendance
OF The electors.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
OBITUARY.

DIED Fat Jsrseytown, or Monde
evening l4t very suddenly, JEREMIbh
WELLIVER Esq. Treasurer Of this c'an'
,y, aged aput forty years.
On FebAary 18Th, at Wilkesbarr, Mrs
MARGAI&T WORDEN, aged m years.
On Monhy last. in Brietcreek .ownship'
Mrs. MARI FOWLER, consft Of Elijah
Fowler, aga about % years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
E.zss..l.-;.sr.zras

II. J. LeuiS.-This notorious individu.
al, whose participation in the late Schuyl-
kill Bank frauds have gained him an unen-
viable character throughout the countrv; is
at present a, St. Jago de Cuba, (West In
dies, having sailed there from New York
in brig soon after the bank explosion -
The Philadelphia Standard of Monday
says, +" letters have been received from him,
by persons in this city, dated at st. Jagc.
il which he expresses his wish 10 return
and asSs, II. winding up the afairs Of the
bank. He promises some lawful disclos-
ures." provided he is permitted TO return
under a gUarautes against any criminal pros
ecutloI,' =.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

known, both a, home aad a. Harrisburg.
that a mojority OF the eIeciort of this covRty
are Germans, and that they are almost to a
man. supporters of Governor Porter and Of
the democratic party, and who had claimed,
and, we think, justly claimed, that one Of
them should have been man whom they
could approach in their own language, and
who would have beeh an Interpreter be-
tween them and the court. But The Dan
vile faction In this, as in every thing else,
have entirely disregarded all other conside-
rations--all other ciaims-becauss they
would conflict with their selfish and exclu-
siye policy. They have succeeded, by a.
dopiing their old game of deception and
trlckery, slander and defamation, to no, on
ly deprive The German population of re-
presentation on the bench; bat have smolh-
cred the voice of a, least nine-tenths Of the
people Of the county, and placed the Judges
e: ,he two extremes, in tie hands Of two
men whom they can use 10 their heats con:
tent. We ssoiA repeat, lhat we were sur:
prised, not al the means made use Of by the
Danyille faction 10 defeat an appointment in
the cenife; but that the Governor, whom
we respect for his political principles, and
sustained for his correctness, Grmness and
decision in other matters, should have al
lowed himself 10 have been moved from the
just course III relation 10 these appointments
which we have reason 10 think and believe
he at ore time thought it his duty 10 pursue,
by tho representations aud false-hearied
storiea Of the faction at the lower end Of the
county. But so it is, and ths voics of tho
centre has again been ihrust aside TO make
room for their favortcs and sycophanis.-
We have now nothing left to US but 10
maks ourselves heard through the ballot-
boxes; for DO loag as we give the Danyillc
juntoA Influence by electing them te posts Of
honor, so long they will use it 10 the injury
OF majority Of the county. We have
ihree-fourths Of the county will US, let us
ihcn unite, and proclaim to this Danyillc
faction, in voice not 10 be misunderstood,
tina; we will not any longer be subject to
Iheir whims and caFrices. or be made hcw-
era Of wood aud drawers Of wslsr for their
convenicnes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
y: *. LUGs6A
KRATIWlsSg

aaSEis stIands generally, .s,,s ,n9s ss SASH Va
IONS a T {TTAILoR,s AKchEkS VI. i Is. sss
Publishedr, " ard, BasCcTd and Mar, a ,a,s. l..
January, ls4,, and is prepalea V r.y, Ts
Gentlsmsp's arss> Laly's Gerfae,1!s' =. S.sh.
ery description, lnShe best and m9sy la.n.
| able style, and at shos notice, as NO - "
| termined 70 merit share Of Pasilo paUO"'
( age.
\ january 2bl 1850.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

The increase Of the State debt Of New
York since the first day of February, 1899,
amounts to %, ,25s, ,593 90, three milllsns
Of which have been expended for the en-
largement of the Erie canal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

1t seems to be impossible to please the
wings: and moro especially our consistent
neigh6or. One week he accuses us of
aiming to destroy the Banks, and with them
the business Of the.people, ahdAhe next de-
ncunces US for advocating lenieut measures
towards them Do Tommy make up your
mind which is the right course, and let us
know. We sheuld really like to please you
if we could, you arc tudh a generous oppo-
nent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
NOTICE.

- NOTICE. = y. -, :. -
A t. persons are hsEso kissr s.si land and
1 I've, by psnjel Kstler and Cor ;he sum
@ ,,,5e nsyabie to Mary laogsr IRON It's date, and
Of oihty dollars, with ia,esa6, and p"yapls set.
d.tsa septsroer, 7th A;S ;,s undersigned being ths
en- years after date co determined not 70 pay G,s
darwsrs Of said M SISpsoi 90 to Do By dn' ''0i's
Of isS. DANIEL h2ci 10 IsI, IN
DANIEL KlsILANe'
C.t,,v.aa, Feb. IS is4O'
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ETEzgAS&1SSZS2

United States Bank stock was down to
II in New York, on Saturday last. Ex-
change in Philadelphia SO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

By q resolution Of the Board Of Canal
Commissioners, the Canals in this state are
TO be opened for navigation ou the goth Of
shis tt4tith:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

" As further instance OF the hollow |
hearedness of the professions Of the wretch
ss er9afgiSffNt 9esFg 81 h. 20 s1s Sts as AZ h d
people, we iranssribe the foli.wins petition !
which was drawn up By H.nry Webb, !
printed by Henry Webb, and is now cir |
culatiplg under bis directions for eigpa. !
turss."
The soO'S precious inoFcsau we nav,
clipped sFo8i fner printed in this town
by that truth tov'ng hsnest noL,;cion
and rirtuous consistent aiiss~D.' ''"'''"'
man Thoms, Painter. Defamailsa''aea
traction and Misrepresentation appears to DC
a component part of the system o! some
men. |, seems 10 be as necessary TO 'heiF
existence; as the air they breathe. Ihey
can neither think, speak, or write wl'how
= inc connected moro or less with this VIE
and detestable practice. Their minds are
lust capacious enough to gasp sland'F anu
enumeration, while il would throw from H.
as a loa,hsome drug, truth ard virtue. Noi
can IL even conceive it possible tha! o'hef'
can acs from any other motive than sEch a.
. govern themselves. If we should say iha
Thomas Painter was Of this class we 20 no
think we should go wide of the marki-
Bu to the extract. That we printed tn
oe,i,on mentioned is true, but we done IN
= = mechanical work, as we would have don
- any other job in eur line of business an
received Sut pay for it. The assertion IN
:" il Vas " elfculated under our direction :
~ false, Id every particular. 1t was rFlns'
j" on Saturday, and we left town on MOnd'
~ uofnlnr and was no. again in town tor SC
m0 eraI DAYS after the appearance oi the ar'c'
IA So that all his ~sepiug and waiIIng o'
'a' tho dsrelecliou from Pflhe'pls Of tho :" loo
Ms CocOs" is entirely ISst We would adv
ss him b.teafter not to let his propensity IL
AS', him into falsehsOds so easily dssecIed'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

Foreign NeiOs.-The HIea' " Tbs
arrived at New York on Sunday. nc
Queen was married on Inc 10Th OF feSruA,
~. 10 Prince Albert. Much ceremony anu anu
state G took place. Ths.Prince is 10 receive
@ ,eaN GOO per annum. The Duke OF wei
l;ug,on was i'll, but recovering The Duke
Of Nemours is TO be marrled-he Is AeevnI .TlI
son of Louis PHILIPPE. The BRUSH A'heu
600 Chinese before Canton, by firing in'c
,hsir iuuks. Grain is rising in price,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14
Notice.

A ALL persons are warned againstpurchasing a
"A NOTE of hand given by me to J,sERnSraU-
TEa, for sirty eight dollars tlcentyJee tsnts dated
March 10, 1910, payable IN four months GoR da;e.
As the Note was given for horse warranted pund
that proves uasourd refuse to pay it unless snl-
PEELED by law. JOSEPH ROltN,
March 10, rs40!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

Ertvacs Of a letter 10 the Editor, dated
Hurr;sbuTg March 0, 1910.
DEAR Sin

DEAR Sin
The bank bill as returned from the SEN
ate was lest in the house by vote Of AZ to
40. The house refused TO concur in the a.
mendment Of the Senate. Thus after neaI.
ly two months spent on this subject the
lrsIestion remains where it did al the out |
conference, Iu'uilr now be committee Of I
tits said the Ssuate wfi---- snpoinlsd, as !
their amendment What the repor' lam
com mi,tee Of conference will be is all un-
Ecertanty; bu. it is thought BY the knowing
a,ea that something will be passed that VIII
., leas, coincide with the views of the ma
;o,i,v in both houses. This is most deTout
iv to be desired. And the Banks. ! trust
; will be compelled to withdraw from 'h'
3 bold position taken against the people
For do say it is an issue made up belweel
It then, and the people, and thus far they haV
= beep triumphant. But the day will com
{ when thsy must recede from their posl'io
e and the people will be sustained. There
&c rreat deal Of excitement in this place o
d This result. and the democracy seem dete'
at mined that resumption bill shall pass
is ough, TO mos. certainly.
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Thus three months d the seSs'o'l "a,e
hsen wasted by the icdcralists, endeav.or,
;rr 10 obtain that which they had no rlgnn,,
,osin to- other words, to disregard "'he Will
Of the people. ."-Rep0rer.