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II Mercantile Library Lectures.-Ine
.i.th lecture Of the course III he delivered at Ch'on
Hat Tyesd.y Evening next, An Dcc) at saf past
Is,. II : Minister To Kussia.) SUI iect-" Russia.'
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman, 20 cents
By order.
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SUPREME rouRr-l. 100 1903 ll3 rs. lis. l2l. 81 e
30 o. l2l, l23 i2l l26 l-s - $50. 263 ~ 1872 -
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II Charlie. y. Gardner. corner Of T*.nty 'e-
coRd sud fhrd avenue lclt NJ home on the . a a.
sc L,dy'- Shoe maker. His family "'ui1 Oe ~,
hear frocl HIN.
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CHEApEsT CAsm TAILOR Y&F.
" Forerv. Rusted, No. Chatham ''i'afe' eo'"-
er of chstha street Clothes to ofde' II 'he
ct .tye 10 per cent cheaper than the eheap''' casa
Tailor IN TIN, city good 1T in al cases warranted
% If CT
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II Fire. Fire, Water. Water ,-Goots
damaged BY the late IRE No o. Spring aastoa
'old Immediately anu purchases "l do well 10 call 9oa'
The store viii b op-uei nlt s+les comm Mn
day, (this nornng) ~ cI3 81 HFRaRD KLiNoh'
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u RetriI Prices, - cent, q, 81 % aRd ;, ~
each for Ch,puaas Patent Tablet Razor Strop OF tour
sides 10 ll2 William streoi. 81 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

rFS1edicines OF the Hest q Il ALT Approved
Popular Remedies. Lesches Enysh saG French Periuin-
cry Soaps, Brushes dkc-. for .-ie BY
J. |. CODDISGTON, Druggist
di3 lmis- 22T Hnd-oa II corner of sprpg
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
NO. 5

than any chemical process; fourth as all drugs are
injurious, i must be matter of conscience with the
physician to give the smalles, possible quantity.
which IS sufficient to effect his object, i, e. cure.5
"Ihs is all the magic Of Homeopathy. expressed
IN few words, There is nothing unintellgible,
nothing unseemly, nothing mysterious, nothing ex-
lraordinary. Every body understands the matter,
and is struck by its simplicity and probability 1t de-
ponds only upon the trial. And this trial has been
made. There are many grateful laymen, who have
made haste TO write in praises Of Homeopathy. to
which they are indebted for cures long sought in
vain from the Allopahsts; and there still more.
who without having said anything in public, have
talked with the same enthusiasm of the miracles Of
IIoneo pafhy evidently performed. upon themselves
or their friends.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

and that their most wholesome energy will be
exerted in carrying out the objects of the Federal
Constitution. by strictly pursuing the life-gving
principles and provisions of the same, for the com
mon defence and welfare of the whole communi
ty; with constant regard to all the interests of
the country, according to the just powers given,
and the due limitations contained in that great
fundamental charter of our lives and liberty.
ResOlred, That the sentence pronounced in the
Senate of the United States, in March 1884, con-
demning previous exercise ofarbtrary authority
or executive usurpation, and recorded in its Dig
nified, constitutional capacity, was justly called
for by the occasion, and ought never to have been
effaced from the records of the Senate and that
the subsequent proceedings in that body, whereby
majority thereof, in the dead of night, caused
the said record to be defaced by drawing black
lines around the same, and crossing it Will, the
word erpunged, was derogatory to the dignity of
the Senate, degrading to its high position, and
dlsgracefnl 10 its proper character that the stain
should be promptly removed and the record re-
stored to its original purity and integrity
Resolved, That we have the most entire conf
dence in the capacity, integrity and virtue of
EDWARD KENT, and that in the firm and zig
liant exercise of those distinguished qualifications
he will successfully carry out those principles, and
sustain that policy on which the rights, the hopes
and interests of Maine, rest for their foundation
and support.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
On motion of Mr.. Darrell,
Voted, That the proceedings be published in all
the Wing papers in the State.
R. H. VOSE, Chairman.
H II. q. g. M lssa.as, Secretaries.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.

At a convention of the Wing members of the
Legislature held in the Senate Chamber on Friday
evening April 16, the Hon. R. H. Vose was cal
led to the chair, and Hannibal ingalls, and II. G..
o. Morrison chosen Secretaries
The following correspondence was submitted
by the committee appointed to notify Gov. Kent
of his nomination for reelection.
EFwARD KENT, Esq. Governor fMaine.
Sir-We have the qualification and the honor
to acquaint you that at large meeting OF the
members of the Legislature and other citizens,
holden last evening at the Capitol, you were with
great unanimity and cordially renomnated as
Governor of the State for the next political year,
and that we were appointed Committee to COM
municate this to you, and request the expression
of your acceptance.
We are respectfully and faithfully
Your friends and obedient servants.
LYSANDER CUTLER.
CHARLES S. DAVIES,
VIM. d. SEWALL.
Augusta, March 10, 1S41
Augusta, April IS, 1871.
GENTLEMEN IL have received your note, in
forming me, that, at meeting of the members of
the Legislature and other citizens, was nominal
ed a candidate for Governor at the next election.
| desire to express my obligations for this renew
ed mark of confidence, and to assure you, and
those you represent, that l duly estimate the hon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

GENERAL HARRISON. The following interest
ing incident, which occurred at Phtsbors' wh'e
General Harrison was on his way to Washington Is
a beautiful illustration of the consta1cy with when
he recognised his duties as an accountable beng =
lis furnished by correspondent oil the NatlOna'
inteiligencer
"A,tho hotel where general Harrison was lodged,
a child, in which he manifested very strong inter-
eat. was i'll, and well-known medical gentleman
of Pntsburg was brought, about O'Clock IN the
evening, to see the little patient, The visit conclu-
ded-Dr. was notified that General Harrison
mad desired to be informed of,he condition OF the
little sufferer and would be anxious to hear his re-
port Proceeding to the Generals chamber Dr.
- found him deeply occupied with the Bible
SO intent upon thepage before him, that it was moi
until, he withdrew his eye from the sacred volume
begging pardon for the seeming dscourtesy the con-
sequence ola moments abstraction, he listened to
the report Of his little fiiends case; that stated, Dr.
- was about to withdraw, but General Harrl-
son invited him to take CHAIR and to the Doctor
expression of surprise that he should be occupied
reading when he must need repose, after the fagues
and annoyancss Of an entire day devoted to recelv-
ing and shaking hands with crowds that seemed
TO increase as he met them, he replied-'It has
grown TO be fixed habit with me now, to read a
portion of the Scripture every night. am never so
late retiring, or SO weary, to internit that prac-
tee. II has been my habit for twenty years-ai
6rstas matter of duty, but 1t has mow become a
Measure. read the Bible every night .
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
Young's Night Thoughts.


Young's Night Thoughts.
Death is an event so frequent in its occurrence,
so universal in its dominion, and so infinitely I'M
,ortant in its consequences, that one would think
the contemplation of it, and preparation to meet
it, would form the great business OF lie. 10
bid adeu to earth-to dissolve connection with
all that now gives pleasure or Pa'n--to struggie
with the last enemy-to launch into worio I'M
known-are ideas connected with the dissolution
of that mysterious tie which binds the immortal
tenant to a house of clay What scenes OF wen-
der and amazement will unfold when once the
curtain drops-is known only to those who nave
made the experiment. The Bible furnishes our
only light upon the subject,-and opens 10 'he
eve of faith, the portals of immortal day IL Is
the prerogative of the christian who has NAM
tanned a consistent and holy life, to welcome
death, as a manumissiop from all evll-and an
introduction to ttjoys unspeakabie ana 1uii Oh
glory" We may challange the lnhdei to pro-
duce any earthly power adequate to cause 'he
effects we have witnessed upon the MIND OF the
dying sant--and which he would h'msen con-
slider as complete evidence of the power and efh-
cacy of divine grace in any other case. "a death
bed is a detector of the heart Dr. Nelson who
,is,known to the public as a warm advocate and
iudicious friend Of the oppressed,-in his WORK
on In6delity says, he has been for some years an
attentive and critical observer Of death bed
scenes. He has stood by the dying infidel, and
witnessed his real or assumed Indifference and
levity. He has marked him well, as pc entered
the dark valley,-and observed the shudder'ng
and shrinking back, as he approached his Maker
without mediator, surety, an advocate. lie
has also seen the tmid christian, who under
deep consciousness that be bad been an lunfa!%'-
full representative of the religion he had profess
ed, approach death with fear and trembling VINO
at the last yielded up his spirit with counter
ance that bespoke foretaste of happy MINOR
ta)ity. In view of:hese facts ~ho would not e<-
oiaim,-siIet me die the death oil the r'ghteous
and let my last end be like his" f.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

George Washington was man of sense-and his
opinions on any subject, are deserving Of respect
lie said the foolish and wicked practice OF proane
cursing and swearing, is a vice so mean and 'ow'
that every person Of sense and character detests and
despises it,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

lift is sometimes difficult to know how to direct our
course, yet the path of reciude is always open be-
fore rs, and we need not hesitate to pursue it, The
antiquities of others sometimes perplex our designs
IL, ma be careful that ambiguity of ours may ever
ne n stumbling block in the way of others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
BATH MAINE THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 90 B4L

or thus conferred upon me. l can most sincerely
now hold one moment longer than it is the ex-
pressed wish of the people. cheerfully submit
the question to their disposal, and if such should
be their determination, shall not feel at liberty to
decline again serving them
With great respect,
ell u
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

OFFICE-No. G. GRANITE BLOCK, (np stars) NEARLY oP-
PosT-oFFIcE.
Terms.-TwO dollars per alnum, payaDie hail III al-
yance, and the remainder ut the end of sir months or O
end of the year ~ liberal discount for the YEARS.
advance. ~ Any person procuring six responsible s'Scri
bers shall receive copy gats and for tie" per
sent additional.
No le eipen to notices for dscont'Rung, hness
accompanied NTH the cash for all drrearagcs.
Agents
Rr;.toi (,sS J. V.Rsyy y lBopdonham, o. LuNT, ESQ.,
TuoMAs HEnBERr7 in. TYTseasset, A. HERBERT.
Bremen, Col. 8. T. HINDs Boohbay, H. n REED, Esq.
aldoboro' JAMES HoyEy ESQ. Phsbrg, N. c. REED, Esq
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
Moral auO &eltgtnu8.

ssOnr dying friends come DER us like cloud
To damp our brainless ardours, and abate
That glare of life which often blinds the wise.
Our dying friends are pioneers, to smooth
Our rugged pass to DEATH
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

Robt ]. Walker on 22d October 1899. ara ,-.-1s<-4
TO james Stewart. Printer fee eight mustered
Also; the east half north west quarter secto, :,
township %, range east, containing "a M 10.
hundredths acres; was purchased bv Ro6t + u and "a
on 22d Oct 1893, and transferred to Walker a aker
nard. Printer fee eight dollars Der.
Also; the east half south east Quarter sa.,,. :,
township twenty-three, range east, conta;r;n, 10
and 54 hundredths acres; was purchased by R9b -
Walker on 22d Oct 1888, and transferred 20 noDt
Bernard. Printer fee eight dollars "a'AeF
Also; the north east quarter section IL. tou...,,
%, range two east containing 156 acres. ,v.P
chased by Arick d Dickson on 22d Octls3a"n P 1n
Also; the south east quarter section IL, towr.l:
%, range east, containing 100 and 81 bunS,asIPp
acres was purchased by Jno q Freeman ON lst S1
1888. Printer fee ten dollars. '0s
Also; the whole of section twenty, townsh;n ,...,
ty-three. range two east, containing 635 and 0sh
dredths acres was purchased by Vim CargiIl. on N.
18th November 1888. Printer fee 20 dollars ~
Also; the east half north east quarter section %
township %, range east, containing 70 and 10
dredths acres; was purchased by Malcolm Gilcbr;,, 4
on 22d Oct 1888, and trf d. to Rob Jemirson-pfss
Also; the south east quarter section %, townsbin
twenty-three, range three east, containing one hum
dred and fifty eight and thirty-four hundredhs acres
was purchased by Arick g. Dickson on 22d October
1888. Printers fee ten dollars.
Also; the south west quarter and east half of north
west quarter section twenty-three, township TWENTY
three range two east, containing 239 and "a hun.
dredths acres; was purchased by Arick and Dickson
on 22d Oct 1888. Printer fee thirteen dollars
Also the west half of north east quarter and east
half north west quarter section 25 township twenty
three range two east, containing I59 and
hundredths acres; was purchased by Robt Walker
on I'D Oct l33, and transferred to Walker and Be-,
nard Printer fee ten dollars.
Also; the west half south east quarter section o.
township twenty-three, range two east, conta;n;rr
79 and "a hundredhs acres; was purchased by Ro5ss
Walker on 22d Oct 1888, and transferred 20 M ~
er and Bernard. Printer fee eight dollars.
Also; the west half of south west quarter of co..
ton 80, township twenty-three, range two east con.
tanning 10 and 40 hundredths acres; was purcbasad
by Samuel Guin on I'D October 1888, and transfer.
red to James A. Girault Printer fee eight dolls
Also; the east half south west quarter section h;r
ty-six, township twenty three range two east, con-
tanning 10 and As hundredths acres; was purchased
by Malcolm Gilchrist on 22d Oct 1889 and transfer
red to James A. Giraut. Prin. fee eight dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
DIR. MILES
COMPOUND ENTRACr nE rnn1, rn

,-,,,,, an importoHt sEJshfufe for CaiOEirL
hptopIeufs OF this article, keeping in view the fact
mar Swise aud benevolent Beiug has place within th
reach OF al remedies adapted 20 the diseases incIen 10
oIc diseases oi the South ami West are Lascd upon or
tIc or functional dcTang Of the
the hillary organs. N'l'N'-'y v"
AUer long abOous and expensive research thew havs
.ItCt'I'u W extracting substance irsu the rom ATO
winch i!ou us peculiar effect upon the heiiic or b,rY
uIEss;;ney nave dcnoninsicd Hsyafac. itIs medicine
tH1 WIZ pvinee all the beneficial results uf Caloni,L In
u' acute and chronic diseases, without the tossby Of
producing the uclcteTt1us consequences common thai
aree Us action upon tile constitution Is universal NO
phtol e system escaping its Influence. II u.s. however
uph' organs 81 secretion and eNcrcton that It's great
P9Nt "a particularly manifested; hence u is peculiarly
adapted IL nc treatment OF bilious fcycrs and other ii, q
cases Ia which tormdity Congestion the liver ana
portal circle prevail. ' N
Is admissible ia all where Il Is necessary to
cleanse TIE stomach and oOwcls II osrneiun
u ehees aquick and healthy action orthc liver aud
ganduar Nisccra Of the abdomen Bciug ,fT IN M
operation, produces circulation in inc vessels on
Ihe suiHrr q; The body. Accompanied 10y Axene persp
ton does no. exhaust like drastic pures: sii M AZ.
lon u more universal, and may often be repeated not
merely WIN safety but will great benefit. This becomes
IsPehsaby necessary IN cases OF long standing for IN
t intense temporary Impressions made by strong ne,.L
NINA Of the constitution.
Is cleansing and purifying the system; nets In per
erthanony with thc known laws oftc, and is un,iouL
sd orc OF he most valuable articles offered for rub.
lie trial and inspection. 49,
For convenience, this three rraio
ls INC white pills are eaihagiic a,vafre diGpiorsi
" ana durehc Tho yellow pills are fsHie sfuliUf ana
dGDhoTehe. FoI sale WHOLESALE and retail, ~
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
- ~ Agent for EichInnnJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
RowLAND's TONIC MIXTURE,

u.
~ specific aud lasting Cure for ihs Ftrer aud Ann,
Ills worthy remedy earnestly rcpcls the slur OF being
u quack medicine, Il having been the result Of man.
years experience, aud lbour, la the
obsstviiinn OF FEVER AND AGuE. II IA conposeJ OF
such nshena principles con Tered tns m ta
tesoic Tue harmony Of action between the stomach Iv.
st, anu uc oher Important functions OF the system ina
loss oi which harmony Is evidently the cause
VI tS hspeeily promotes res ular and heanhx
aIpenc' which IL generally entirely DESTROYED or Tcnd
eu very prcearsu by witch effect visour and
s1on suoIied othe whole system must be
ai, uia MEDICINE possessing these peculiar Iirtues IA
e' III great variety Of complaints. Ry renewing The
nSSy Ssuan o. Tie digestive organs, has
y, Ic,'aIhaoc benefit In DyspcpSa, Deprnvcd Appeie
nss,toI,n Water Brasil FiaIuleney, Jaundicc Nshi
Weas ny seniery, Bowel Complaints and many oiher al
Scions 81 similar ortsin but L. la ~, tre,Inen, ~
levers and especially In FEVER AND AGIiE or Io,sr
htrnt t'Ncr that lis powers have been nrnrIn,uy ,sc
anu Win those who have SCENTS usefulness ~ rononn
Seu sovereign TO all remedies heretofore iseoyered for
lose ulseahcs Il has also been used a preveniye by
WHO mere subject 10 periodical recurrence of The
SnS ani rover, audit has always waIcd or the anpre
hehhed aisck no deemed not In,pron.r ,n nc
company Tue Vegetable Frhrugc with few OF The n,sny
u'uNoS'l ecruheacs politely furnished TO the pruprc-
you, OF the foregoing statements. For further
account OF us great usefulness, pamphlets ac, ON.
panyins Zach bottle "''O''
supply received and for sale hy
LGElL, JOHNSTON g. I.YELL
10 Agents for the Ptoprie,oE
W - AZ J. Mchidoc's cd Stand. Richmond "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
''''DA 3 1SS s r; Ss-s s;ss 81 sar'-Pa
SCROFULA
MEQcITrIAu.
DISEASES.

THE sarsspaul OF the shops very apt be nearly.
not quite heIt either from from having been
together with the improper mces Of pre-
pairing H. which have long bccnn vogue have probably con.
trbued toits variable reputation Tho activity of the root
becNcdto depend upon one or more eerd principles
soluble certain In cold hot and either
yolaze rendered inert by chemical change nj the ten
22 deg This ac appears TO ho demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "A0er long
boar the peculiar oour witch rises abundantiy the
eocon of good SarsapaI Is almost extnsushed FINN
the SarsapaIla prepared IN this way, found sensible
results upon patient, its peculiar nauserng
drowsy amt rackng effects produced by large quantity
although the deeoeIon OF sl eight ounces ed al
tose.h@ Weed q Bocke's a. y. DtspcnsofOry.
knowledge Of these facts and the uncertainty prac.
ice Of the OF Srsapara In cdto the cs
covery, amer repeated experiments of the method OF pre-
pairing and compromising the extract now odercdio the me
profession aud the public Tits prepared by new pro-
trihonf bOine andis warranted contain IN con-
ccntraed FORM the active principles Of the ROOT obtained
from the most approved species OF siniax
efficacy has been repeatedly tested private practice
In the successful treatment OF the worst forms OF the dis
for the Of which Saraarila ~ reeonuended
after other preparations Of thai medicine, the Panacea Nc
had been used without effect number OF OF
tensvc ulceTaons and affections Of the bones, In SIMPLE
Seros and in mcrcuri1 and morcurio syphtio diseases
without any other treatment Except the noz simple apP
the parts diseased tsl oil two three bottles
in similar cases, will prove the efficacy and'mportanee OF
the preparation.
Is Particularly use AFTER caoel where that medicine
given freely In serofous habits, for tho cure
other Diseases being admirably Gale uaed in such cases
vieor the constitution. The Of two or three bottles
WILL every such occasion, prove an eaeetua security
against secondary affections.
As tonic Alternative, particularly in general debility
~,
Serufnla ami other diseases in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections cC the skin is an invaluable medicine
''' ALEXANDER DUvAI,
10 10 Agent for the Prophet "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
IRON STORE.
TREnEGAR IRON


'InE subscribers the oHi, agents Of Mcssrs Dean.
tnnnnghanls In Rchnoud Tor the sale the RaI I,o,
me nedessr Rolling Midland Forge take pleasure in
on'inE To their friends aud the public generally A..
ous nanuiac works, l
80 uonS they feel the entire confidence restinr upoa
cSIueneo Of almost all the principal consumers In I'M.
@ Inst they offer ssgocd article DO procured
rS ,. any similar establishment In the Union. wv
NC sizes i0w produced aud which we shall EN- nm
eanty on hand good assortment follows viz HounJ
inch. " - ~ " '''h 'htt' ehn Q
Fhi-l,ib H. H. 10 lblE2 2h 81 D. 81, a. inch NJ
any desired thcknesr. ATrang cnens arc now An mr.
gcss by the propTieors for making Hoop aud Band Iron
WIN othcr extra sizes which will be In readiness In fe
MceSS amer which we shall be able any demand
ENGLISH swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
~ tons OF English swcdca Ulster Cuuniry e,nhr,e
,ng an assortment Of every variety Of size OF which Kind
supply. - ~''' 'shoi-
hand, box and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates
Crow Bars amt Nail Rods
American Bistered
English
German and Cast Steel
Spring Steel for Gigs aud Carriares
"b"cN Hlec Mllbc given Tor SCRAP Iron
a"' WORKMAN, McGRUDER co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
.urHno-x SlssSs ! Z S 80 p....

,.,,,,, Ufet, ~ sEfsrnol pressure. 'eisas
IHiS apparatus cotnprosscs by a bro,I 90 -,
pat the whole of the hvsara.frfss, ana elastic
- 80 conrvedast 10 operate obIqueiy
MaIus rhe effect OF this pad IL give the 49,
loNci Iottion OF this abdominal e. a
port which al tho same tune that dninlshrs iha,.
eeI, stwuiaies Them by the well known power ~ "a
snanes pressure upon tho muscular tissue 10 ~. s
nent renewal OF their vixor PerinA'
ntcduees tho disten,led hypoFasfriuss, and Nv Ia,
leeucn upwards aud backwards, directly rrlcx.s ~
Itlr,e rscera nom the unnatural pressure OF the ne
forces, thus when the sppaaiu. Is esre,ly ana
heu 70 the peculiar iorm OF the patieut, inys
tiabiy Affords the most Immediate ninunt, fror
ucssins "dragsins and bearing down sensations ,shan
accompany nearly all OF Visceral @
snu Its skliui apple alton Il always followed Nv An
confession OF radical relief FROM the taiient - 'V
supply ~ tho above instruments lust rcee,v., Al
oc3 AIExA Snin n,ty.,