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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
From the Philadelphia SATURDAY. Euening Post,

From the Philadelphia Saturday Euening Post,
3il Of Sept. 7th, 1899. ,aT'l2sz.
HAIR ToNic.-We~ call the attention Of
those afflicted with premature badness, to
the excellent "Hair Tonic" prepared by DR.
Jayne of this city Having used 1t ourselves,
We can speak ofits virtues by experience, and
we unhesitatingly pronounce it an invaluable
emedy to prevent the falling off Of the hair,
md to restore it from dead, to fine,
healthy appearance. We can also. speak from
personal knowledge Of the cases Of two or three
friends who were predisposed to badness, who
oy the use of Jayne's Hair Tonic, have now
luxuriant hair. We have no disposition to
puff, indiscriminately all kinds Of remedies,
fer all diseases which flesh is heir to, but
when we have tested the virtue of an article,
we are free to say it is good.
For Sale wholesale and retail at the Pro.
prietors prices, by JAYNE & PANcoAsr, No
l3S Maine street, st Louis. Sold also by.
.gita H. w. MOORE, & CO., Burlington
b., Oct 90 ea 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01

Esmovs W ,pfss WoRM MS a.
gerous inhabitants of the Stomach and Bowels,
which SO often impair the health and destroy
the lives of Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC
VERMlFUGE, a certain and safe preparation
for the removal Of the various kinds of Worms,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want Of Appetite,
lnfantle Fever and Ague, and Debility of the
Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Digestion.
The above valuable medicines are sold
wholesale and retail at the Pa-oprietors prices
by JAYNE & PANcoAsT, General Agents for
the Mississippi Valley, No. 1873 Maine street,
Saint Louis. They arc for Sale aIso by
aa6H II. w. MOORE, g. Co. Burlington
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01

ATTENTION! B.ALD HEADS.
Of all the remedies ever devised for the
preservation and restoration of the Hair, none
has been found equal to $JAYNEs HAIR Tonic.
Indeed, it has proved itself to be infalible in
preventing the hair from falling off and will,
bva faithful application, in aineteen
cases out of every t,renty, bring out new
and beautiful head of hair. There is therefore,
now, NO EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
Davenport, Feb. 25 1871.
CHASE & KIMBALL.

IL AVE just received general assortment
Ill of English, American s. European
GOODS ~
Consisting in part of ss
SO ps red, white, green and yellow Flannels
40 plaid and plain Linseys
~ 9 Kentucky and Kcokuk Jeans
81 blue, blk and mixed Sattinets, some very
fine
10000 yds Lawrence sheetings and Shirtings
5000 blue and brown Drilling
2O,OOO g Merrimack blue Prints
2o,nG0 do fancy do
10000 g English and French do
~ ps American and English Cashmere
10 English and French Broadcloths, with
trimmings to suit
10 ps blue, blk and brown Pilot cloths
~ prs black, blue, green and white Mack-
nav Blankets s s7
so prs Rose Blankets
so $ Saddle do
5 bales Batting 80.
4 6 Wicking
For sale low, at the corner of Washington
and Water Streets. aE sf3tt.
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PROVISION W WAREHOUSE.
J.AYNES EXPECTOR.ANT.

Is decidedly superior to any other knoon com com
bination Of medicine, for Coughs, Colds,
CONSUMPTION. Asthma, Group, Bronchitis
Pleurisy, inflammation of the Lungs, -
Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breathing. Hopping
Cough, and all diseases Of the Pulmonary
Organs. i*f'tlt'a
YSH.s medicine is highly and Justly recon-
l. mended, by numerous and respectable in
dividuals, who have found relief from its use
Many who have been laboring under protracted
coughs and pains in the breast. and have been
supposed by themselves and their friends far
advanced in consumption, have been happily
restored to perfect health by the use Of this
valuable Expectorant
From the PHILADELPHIA Saturday Courier
VALUABLE MEDIcINE.--We do not wish to
recommend one good medicine at the expense
of another, but we cannot forbear to notice
the valuable properties possessed by the Car
minatire Balsa,n,' and the g Erpecf8tant, /"
prepared by Dr. Jayne, of South Third street
in this city. we have forborne to give evil
dence until after thorough trial in our own
family. They are invaluable in family OF
children. Eif
L4YNEpS C.ARMIN.A7ITE BAL
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For Rent.

For Kent
nEE Tenement Of the story brick house,
" opposite the landing Of the upper Ferry
in Water street.
ALSO,
The Rooms formerly occupied by David
and Kitchen as Commission House. The a.
hove buildings, will be rented 25 per ct. less
than any buildings have heretofore been rent
ed in this city. For a year or term of years.
Enquire of US. DAVID.
n. B.-Thc above brick building will be
finished to suit the Tenant.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
BEAN KS

Of every description, and of the most approved
forms, neatly printed on fine paper, OH hand
and for sale always at the Hawkeye Office.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01

Building Hardware.
OCKs, Latches, Butts, Screws, Blind Fast
IL eners. finishing Brads. &C., for sale by
March ll-4l sss i .i d. r. COOK. !.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
J4YNE' s C.AR7NIN.AIITE Bal
tf-f Vi. SAM f4

is a certain, safe and efectual remedy for
Dysentery Diarrhon. or Looseness, Cholera
Morbus, Summer Complaint, cholc, Mysteries,
cramp, Nervous Paintings, and for all Bowel
affections and Nervous Diseases
This is one, of the most efficient, pleasant
and safe compositions ever offered 20 tho pub
lie for the cure of the various arrangements
OF the STOMACH and BOWELS, and the only arti-
Gle worthy of the least confidence for curing
CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER COM
PLANT; and in all the above diseases it
really acts like charm.
All persons are requested to try it, for with
out exception, it is one of the most valuable
medicines ever yet discovered Hundreds!
nay thousands, of certificates have been re.
ceived from Physicians, Clergymen. and fumi-
lies of the first responsibility, bearing the
strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous
to publish.
From the Rep. Dr. BaJcock, late President of
Wateroille College, Name
From infinite personal acquaintance with
DR.. ID. Jayne, a regular student of the Med-
cal University Of Pennsylvania, and an ex-
perienced, successful practitioner of medicine,
was prepared to appreciate the numerous tes-
timonals in favor of his different medical pre-
parations, much more highly then the great
majority of those which are extensively eulo-
gised. On trial of them in my own family,
and some Of them personally, have more
than realized their favorable anticipations.
They are what they profess to be-not quack
nostrums-b skilfully prepared antidotes for
some of the most affective Of human disease
| know that they are highly esteemed, and
frequently prescribed, by some Of the most
respectable of the regular practitioners of
medicine in this city and elsewhere, and do
not hesitate to commend them as valuable
addition to our materia medica, and safe,
as well as emineDtly useful remedy for the
diseased" RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr. D. D.
Ph!adelphia, 18th June, 1888.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
TUSF received from New Orleans,
- hhds prime Sugar;
2 bbls Loaf do so,t5y
10 sacks prime green coffee; M
boxes sperm candles; SIS
6 boxes Imperial and Y. H. Teas;
tierce Rice; sli5.
3 bbls Mackerel No. l;
Which will be sold low for cash., cattle or
hogs. II. W. MOORE & co.
sept 8
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Furs Wanted.
VNHE highest market price will be paid for
Il Eurs Of every description, at the store Of
sit " WESLEY JONES.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
Luke Palmer

HLOUR and Meal, constantly on hand and
j for sale by s'"a s'tt D. r. COOK
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

;ONGRESS.- The National Bank bill, ai reported y
lsury Clay, still pending in the Senate, at tho Ia
test date. It has brought out many speeches. some OF
which we shall give our readers. It's the general o.
pinun that Tyler will veto the bill.
In the House. the Distribution Bill has been passed.
The gag law is in force su as 10 off the Democratic
members from speaking, From the frIlowIng srene
which took place on the 6h July, our readers may form
some idea of the way in which things are going on
cat ten minutes before seven, Mr.. RHETT took lie
floor. He commenced by sayng: MIR Chairman am
afraid the time has arrived when It is not only unPopu-
lar hut unconstitutional for Democrat to speak upon
this floor rise 1nder the extraordinary lazy passed
this day; law in my Oplnlnn next tn he lel oeai'
ton law. The Alien and Sediion law suppressed The
liberty othe press and this law which you have passed
to Law, suppressed the liberty Oidebate'
After some further remarks, he observed ha his ""
rannca act of the majority not only violated the rights
oil the minority this loo but the rights OF the PeO-
pie at home.
Mr.. X. was then proceeding to give his views on the
merits ofhe BILL when the hour arrived that all eeoa'e
was to terminate.
A loud whisper was then heard through the Hall OF
The time is up; why does not tho Char announce NJ
At last out burst several voices, ''Mr Chairman, the
time is up 1T is seven o'clock
Mr. Rhett. Well 1t is carrying out the gag, and
submit
Hero several members expressed hope that Mr.
Rhett might be permitted to go on.
Mr. Stanly objected, as did other members OF the ma
jority.
Mr. Holmes here rose and said, Mr. Chairman l am
perfectly aware that l.
Cries of 'order sit down, etc. arose from all parts
OF the Hall.
Mr. Holmes. am perfectly aware that have no
right to make aspeech, but
| Renewed cries of order here arose.
The chair desired 10 know ifMr Rhett had yielded
| he hoor
| b. Mr. Rhett. No; have not given way: 1.-THE COM
mitee chose 10 allow me ogo on, will proceed IN
| discussing the merits of the bill
| member. No the hour is passed.
Mr. Holmes in very vehement tone Eyes, and the
| hour has passed when the destnles OF this county
| are'-
! Here the calls to order were so loud that no more
| could be heard, and Mr. Holmes took his seat
Mr. Rhett. Well, with the permission OF the COM
mittee, am going on. 49,,
Several voices were heard saying ''Let the gag take
| its COURSE" ''Do not accept any favors.
The Chair announced that the hour had arrived ioI
all debate to cease: So all debate ceased accordingly
The noise and confusion was now so great, and sc
many members were addressing the Char at once, ina
itseemed as if ''chaos were come again..
More than dozen rose at one time, excIaImng q
the utmost pitch of their Voices ''Nlr ChaIrman de
sire to offer the following amendment
The Chair exerted himself to the utmost to restore or
der but in vain The uproar and confusion continued
while the rain fell and the thunder rolled IN terrlh
peus and the blue lightning. garinS at intervals Tho
ibe hall, appeared to be mocking the storm that rage
within.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15
THE TAXES.

correspondent asks us what kind of money the tax
es are to paid in this yca1 We answer the anne as
last year. The same law that was in force then, has
not heen repealed And iii could he SO construed as
to mako some pay specie, while others could pay in
Bank paper, (he taxes being the same) why we pre-
rume it will be the same this year. But curse upon
all such laws, we care not what party imposed them
They are unjust, tyranncal, and highly oppressive.
L1ws which free people should naver submit to. If
there be such law upon statute book, that creates
such privileges let the people rise in body, and send
mon to Columbus to blot it from existence If there be
no such law in reality but only created by the Tax col
lector 10 oppress those who did believe as he did,
le, the people call him to speedy account
/, subject which interests every man, and, in the
name Of the people, call upon the Treasurer, to say
fhere exists such law. Tho fact of there being such
law used in this county last ia cannot be cOutroVer"
fed. Then let the public know wheTslt originated
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.

They want every public officer to recoect that he
is mere servant, amenabe to them for what he does
They want every public officer to conduct himself in
such manner that lie will treat public opinion with res-
pect, instead of contempt.
They want every officer to manage his Office as to
rather court investigation, than TO shun it.
They want every officer to be ready at all times, to
answer any questions they may rut TO him. touching
his official acts and to answer them candidly and hon.
esy, without STOPPING to personal blackguardsm.
This brings us to the subject. Two weeks ago, the
County Treasurer in to some nerrogaories put
to him by the public through the public press, said
"TTIEY SHALL HAVE NO ANSWER FROM Me-
Daring and insulting this language, coming from
n servant an automatou, we could hardly
believe tIhat he would far forget himself so want
tony outrage the feelings his fellow citizens as to
persist IN his course course that il followed up must
forever condemn him in the eyes of all honest men.
Nor do we believe it yeti we believetha upon mature
reflection, when 'the sober kecond thought comes o"
yer him, he will ct once retrace his steps, take back
what he said, ant come before the public with state"
ment, which though it may not entirely heal the breach
may materially mend it. However humiIiasing, pub
lie recantaton may appear at this time to him. it is the
only honorable by which he can ever attempt TO
stem the tide of popular indignation that ia now pour
lug down upon him,
1t is said he will not answer, for fear ofexposns 9th
ers, even more cupable Than himself. We hopo it is
not so. Ifhowever there others; ifthere are men
who have led him on, and induced him to abuse the
trust with which he is Empowered; If there are others,
who have helped him to convert his Office into party
screw, an instrument of oppression ousupation pub,
lie duty, his own honor aud the honor Of the county,
makes it the more imperative on him to come out with
fall disclosure. The people want it, they demand it,
and they will have it, HE has nothing TO lose by it,
but all to gam For we tell Mr.. Overholt, that all
his hopes political elevation, already blasted If
he doubts this, let him go out in the county, among the
people, nong the rea! tax payers Of all parties, and
he will discover the truth. Nothing now remains but
hls private honor. Let hlm that while he las the
chance. Let him expose the viainy of certain clique
who have used him, wore him out for their own pos
ltical aggrandisement and about to husse him
out to shuttle him off the board that his place may be
filed by some new and more powerful instrument Of
party tyranny aid corruption. viii. do il We
shall see.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15
The Distribution Bill.

Mr. Wise made Speech IN opposition 10 the p'st'''
button Land Bill, in the House on 5th inst lie oP-
posed the bill twelve points, The following ara his
objections:
ls' 1t is is unequal irs as hetween the new States
themselves. and then as between the new States and
the old. Cd. As distribution Of revenue from lands
it 10 Unconstitutional. and violation OF Tie decd ~
cesson. 3D. But il is Distribution Of customs. and
must necessarily be while there is deficiency IN the
National Treasury, ard whilst the present minimum
price is perpetnaed by he'bill dth II ID iundamen-
tally and necessarily violation OF tie compromise ac|
of 1882 5th II is Jar and parcel OF the protective
system of duties. 9th. 1t extends The power Of the
General Government through the States 10 internal in~
proYement, or to any other purpose uh. Italenales
The Federal Government and States in being. Whilst
-,9th II centrazes all power in the General Govern-
ment, and humbIes the States with corruption patrols
age 9th; II unconsttutonaly pays the debts of the
indAidua States instead Of paying the debts and pros
vidng for the General defence Of the Union; lDth 1t
pays the debts of States in order 10 conceal from the
ewes of the people the increase oil axailon substitute
inc the means af Government for those ot tile States.
H. By substituting the increase OF debts IN all the
States. to relieve the debtor States from State taxa
tion il necessarily makes the people OF the non debtor
States partly nay the debts Of the people of the debtor-
States for works created by the latter, for their sole
benefit and to compete with the works Of the former.
I1th. Il makes at once political corruption fund for
pocans to trade upon and under the modest snd vir-
tuous pretence Of preventing "polical bidding" il
puts in the whole nson in all its parts and its whole,
IN its first political t!d
ed to Mr.. Rayner, when the committee Immediately
rose and at few minutes past the House adjourned.
[rTThe Boston Postslnes that The laborers wages
atle Charlestown Navy Yard, have been reduced one
fnh This is done by I've Woslpg Mans friends, uf'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

In our last paper, in the article nludng TO the COun
ty Treasurer we had occasion to mention the name OF
Mr. Beck in asking the Treasurer questions, whether
he had not charged $s, costs, against Mr. B. From
number Of our fellow citizens, we obtained information
that Mr. B. had been charged that amount of COSTS 1t
is but proper to state, that Mr.. Beck had no agency
directly or indirectly, in having his name published
He did not even know it until he sawit in print, We
should be very sorry to Mr.. BIS name, or that of
any other mans to his injury, but merely cited this as
case near at home out of number in our possession
which will be made public as occasion may require.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15
MO,H,ACE.

EUENRY BRAND, whose place Of residence Is un-
IA known is hereby notified, that on III -o'h day oE
lime ls4l. Robert Kolsinger fled 10 the Oouf' OF
.Common pleas OF Tuscarawas County, end state OF
Ohio bill showing aud setting forth an agreement N
writing executed by the said Henry Brand AT he Sa'a
Roher1 Nolsinger IN which said agreement the sala
Henry Brand bound hirisef TO execute deed nee OF
all lncumbrances for eighty nine acres OF hnd descro>
ed therein as the west ha of the North east quarter OF
section number four, t'wu'hp humber seven, ana
range number four when the SAID Robert Noisinger
should have paid the amount Of the purchase money
pursuant to the terms Of said agreement ana iuy com
plied with the conditions aud sipuations done aud
perfhrmed by him, pursuant to the same-a copy o, o,
which said written agreement is now on hle with sa
Will in said Court said bill further charges and shows
that The said Robert Nosnger has paid the tnl amour
OF the purchase money for said land pursuant 10 me
requirements Of said agreement and in every respect
fully complied with all and singular the conditions and
s,ipuauons therein contained to be cone and perform.
ed by him and that the said Henry Brandt has failed
10 execute deed pursuant to his said agreement the
object and PRAYER Of said b is TO OBTAIN from SAID
court decree that the said Henry Brandt speclheay
perform his said agreement that such other and fur.
her relief may be decreed good conscience and equ
~ NAV reunre the said Henry Brandt is hereby
further notified that unless he appear and plead answer
or demnr 10 the said piIl within sixty days after the
next term of said the said Robert Noislnger at me
term next after the expiration Of the said sixty days VIII
anny to said court to take the matters of said bill as
confassed and decree thereon accordingly,
F. d, LEONARD.
Sol. for complainant
JuIv 7 IsA1. &c CIV.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

BRITISH CONFIDENCE IN WEBSTER
well satisfied are the British authorities Of Nova SEQ
tia with the friendly of Daniel Webster ~ t
they have removed all but 30 of their soldiers r Mad
awasLa, decm,ng the "dsPuted territory as safely
cnarded for ,hem by the great Expounder it could
he nv the Queens own. The British know about
wha, time 'Wobster's some other 4h Of July will come
around.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

Tho duty tie dsmOcrDcy- hoSt'li-
ty to National Debt;
Uncompromising hostility to National Bank;
Uncompromisng hostility to trading corporations of
every description;
Uncomprnmisng hostility to all restrictions on the
right of suffrage;
Uncompromisng hostility to gag'laws and conse-
fITC UNCoMpRoMIsiNG HOSTILITY TO FEDER-
ALISM and the federal pGrty 80. Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

WBAr REFoRM "A bill is now hef1re Congress. to
suhorrze the Uned States bt rOw twelve millions
ordollars. For what Why TO meet the expenses Of
,bi, econvmica and Christian Administration Far
nsrs mechanics aud working men, do you not reco-
lsct the many pledges that made, about economy
in the new Administration Well here it is. We are
10 have National debt first then National Bank, and
after that you must have National poor House -, We
predict that the public expenditures tins year wl oe
graaler than that Of any year during Van bure s. or
Jack.on's 4 Administrations Mark ia
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

T'hs Van Buren, papers used to talk loudly of roa-
ton IN Office as being the life and spirit Of true de-
moCracy So is, and the Wings are carrying it out
TO the letter.-A Advocate.
What office does the editor expect this fall Let's
sec County Offices already supped-Indans all gone
--Moravian lands all sold--no chance this time Mr..
editor. under your Rotary System.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

HARD TINES GONE AT LAsT.-rTbe Schooner Hard
Times was lately wrecked the coast Of Africa 80
now look out for the Good times the Better Currency
and high wages. Rejoice wings, rejoice. The Dem
ocrats are all false Prophets.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15
CHINO GIs0CE9sY

Z Z 7 ! 7 z II. -----
HuV uoMAS DAVIS has orened Grocery e'o-".
in the building formerly occupied by W. II.
Moore, two doors North Of the New lork
Store. whe he will keen hand general assortment
oC GROCERIES. among viii h may he found the fol-
loving: Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Molssses,
Brandy, MADEIRA, Port Mnscat and Malaga WINES,
AlI.pice. Ginger Sperm and 1rallow Candles, Span,
ish and Common Cigars, Backing, Ink, Tobacco OF
different kinds, sc.
ALsO-A general assortment OF Contectionaries'
rious other articles, all of which he will sell low 10
Cash or any kind fcountry produce,
New Philadelphia, May IA. lSai. 2oy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

srRANeE-Henry Clay choked on shoat Choatoi Massa
sachus in the Senate If he could only quit wine ne wou
turn MusuIman forswear hogmeat Choate OF Masachu
ets told him that his bank could pass and Clay is now
considered chokod down in this of Ewngs Bank
Bill with alterations suit the taste of few will be passed In
all probability ty-Wheeing Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

NEW sUBSCRIBERS-since the 9th ofJuly:
Henry Weaver, Hugh ROes, VIM. Keely, Samuel
Morinnger, Jacob Weaver. Henry Mackemson, Jacob
Aumick, Geo. Redman, Samuel Ryan, Dr. J. Charles,
Augustus Wilhemi, T. Davis, R. MAXWELL VIM Ross
lanes McMien Daniel Cameron,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

pOCK AND RIFLE POWDER just receivep and
aS for -aluby D,,c, Q rrpprv
w bv FERTIG & TURREY.
July 9, 1s4l'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-15

The Texian Minister to Vera Cruz was moi permh.
ted to land and will consequently return home wllPGut
making any progress towards the establishment rlehd
relations. The Texans had better STICK 10 DAY oIe'
diplomacy.