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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
CONsUMpIION ARRESTED--RE AD!
Ieid, Washington CO Pa. :
LII, t-tD

July ., 1912.
DIR. DuHcAe--Dear Slf: Your Expcc.orant Remedy for
pulmonary affections doing wonders n hIs section OF tho
state, Ire astonishing performed by ~ ihat
upon Mrs. LYDIA AudeIs. taken with ferer; II
settled upon her Hngs she suffered disease
pain IA monts, when her body became redu-
M living f5aue aud all hopes of her recovery
her friends aud hhsiciaus: her symptoms be-
pulmonary decline
\ person from Pittsburgh stopping IL place for few
days. hea ring of her situation, immediately recommended
Remedy say ing that If medicine would
restore beall would The last induced her
friends send Pittsburgh, (being the place
procure tteo BOTTLES, and the
according direction BY the she used them
great change the evidently perceived by all
IN her
the medciae. purchased four dozen bottles and sold
those similarly afflicted since, obtained six dozen
mofe and furnished, teiese tho above lady with bot
Ties She living monument, enjoying perfect health,
both relatives and friends; there
many performed in this vicinity, but
tcre-lins that performed Mrs hndefs our mcdj
cuasjtefet here beyond ottion, and be
relied "a safe and diseases
coasDmPtIsc character.
Enclosed send YOU $50 the Wheeling and Wash
ington banks Send SIX dozen bottles by the way
Baltimore, immediately have constant calls for tho
medicine and cannot be without IT. Y ours, III haste,
JAMES w. ROSS Il 60.
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TRUTHS
WORTH RENENBEkING.

That the ''PILF.S'' is a painful disease.
That all who have the PI LES wish be cured.
That all rho hare had the PILES. and used Fetch
cr's French Vegetable Ointment, CURED:
fClhat VINO has tested the surprising virtues
Of this invaluable Ointeytt ponounces it the best Rem
for the Of PILES that ever discovered.
That this invaluable Remedy is also warranted II early
applied a immediate cure Burns ScaIds. etc
That price $50 CTS Is always refunded if the Oint-
ment fails give satisfaction the Purchaser sod il
Richmond al the BOOK STORE.
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iseIf. NerGrk Daily.

Gardner's Chronicle says: ] tasted come apples
the 10Th inst as fresh as when picked
eli the tree; and found from my friend. at whose
house was dining, that he had preserved them
10 sand loot sea sandy in boxes. They were
carefully wiped before put IN, and the sand was
perfectly dry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23

CRUEL DEcEpTIeS-The Rochester Democrat
says young man in ,he, city, whose incorporate
habits had reduced his family to want, signed the
temperance pledge about eight months since, and
for six months kept it faithfully, during which
lime he lad regained his strength and made his
family comparatively comfortable. Some months
ago he employed By a tavern keencr at
whose house he boarded His zeal for temperance
enraged his employer, aud induced him TO form
plan 10 make the noble hearted reformed inebfiate
break his pledge. To effect this ne mixed whls
Key with somo ginger beer, which he poured
out Of beer bottle, and il was unconsciousy
drank by the unfortunate victim. Before he de-
'ected the fraud The poor fellow had tasted the
alcohol. His slumbering appetite was revived,
and IN II hours he was again dunk. HIS poor
wife and child are again beggared; aud none but
those who know what trunkard's family suffers
can conceive tho misery which this family has
endured since the success of the fiendlsh plot 10
destroy their peace.
RIcH ROYAL BRIDE.-The Paris Moniteur
contains royal ordnance promoting the Prince
de JoinvIlle to tho ran. Of admiral. This
ordinance is followed by the marriage act of the
Princess OF the Brazils, which signed on the
3lst ult, in the palace Of Neuily, the princess
brought her husband as a dover first l coo OOOf.
in specie, secondly of $50, 00Of. arising
from Brazilian stock; thirdly, % leagues Of terri
tory, in the province of Santa Catarinn, at the
choice OF tho prince, fourthIv yearly income of
25,O00f, toge Their with jewels 10 the amount 27o ;.
900 hfhly present from the Z nperor of tn e
Brazlls, of 800 900. for her outfit. Independent.
~ OF these advantages, she is TO succeed TO the
throne Of the Brazis, to tho exc.u sion OF he
eldest sister If the Emperor Don Pedro II. and
the princess Junaria, the presump,iye heir Of the
crown, should die without issue.
A letter from Brest gives the following descrip.
ton of the Princess de Jonvle: The princess
has an agreeable expression Of countenance she
is young and GRACEFUL her hair is Of a clear chess
nut color, and she has all the freshness and beau
ty Of her years. Her figure is elegant md slen-
der, and she possess both grace and elastic.
iy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND BREAST
!--,--,2r!arss 70 4. sss ts5o ra5ss health.

!~--2r!aet 70 asss tFso r4.ses heah.
.Nessrs Stfford i flrk. DasR SRs:-Wth regard 20
wholesale AGENTS, have sid since ias' o'toef eisa'
botte- ta ard nave aeaB fl proportion
of producing TIE desiled elect.
Seyera important thls Nhse' came
der personal kaos-ea NAVE BsE> cuHtp!oa 9th
sf RENE lies ilaa bees ;f.e l5f years @'''nt 'ee'
IL act tak o4 taa most valuable remedies iot
cosJfn a the Ear5~ az other lais Tor which
il IS aaac#e, ASH aa 'saE .f2' i1e s1Hefs Ct 'Ae
afflicted demand t,at 500 ssola e general circulation
We are neady anI waiting an~ious'y for
yoaf agent ia come, sat e may gel a'e and pay io what
is sod ours truly,
Wr.a.A AhNlrrER Dmgsjsss.
Wooster O. Nav y. 1913.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATIONS.
DR.. Wi-ars Agent Asnia, oAto, Afsaig respectable
Dtfssi teshtii l,,sse has informed Is that 'ae
I}asa Of Isl Caefry u Unparalleled
The demand or 1t IS 50 eager n't he can scarcely keep
himself supplied lie has had IN his store, ever
he commenced business a! the most popular Eenedles
for lung .3setio some OF these ere esteemed good
and most Of ae gave temporary relief Bu, since 10 has
Dasafn Of Nd Cherry, numbcs OF the most
serious have become completely cured by IT. use
never sold a cine the Docor.s''in which had
lbal entire confidence that | have IN this-'
Gilt CURE 80
Wheaever Wi-tar's BaIsam Of WIZ Cherry is inroiuc-
cd, aa= ihat hs reputation which 1t 50 men
~ deserves. What stop sale when upon every
aani may wltne-se is wonderful euTos} The worst ca
Il tHta recent bat dangerous Coughs oR4 also nose
which are OF long standing, Broactis, mad Consumption
earty stages, always cured by this most fenaA"-
BILE medicine. Read the following certificate:
LA<cAsrER CauNrr, Pa. July Is, 1911.
lcar Sir-Pltase sead bottles of your genuine
GaIsal al WIZ Cherry. been afflicted Con
SUMPTION for tie LAST years, suffered very much
win severe oaeh. PANS my Breast, Difcuty IN
Reatl5ng tueatz 4 c and have tried numerous
edie and been under several dortors,yet could any
thing to relieve me, until tried youT Btlsan. got one
'sahor Of miae, who = using II and ma e
found wonderful relief from II, tna have doubt il
i'll cure ~ efcctuatiy
Very respectfully, Yours, e.
ROBERT iIOMNAN.
The genuine W-,as Basam is for sale IN Richmond,
ONLY a the Book Store.
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DIR. DUNCAN-S
ExPEC TORANT REM EOY
FOR
CONSUL PTI0N,

Colds. coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asih-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough. and diseases
OF the liver and lungs
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u
DR.. DnmCan-s Expectorant Remedy.

Mics EMEIIHE YEAGER, aged IL wears, taken the
oi G slight cold, which She neglected until tho
lungs fell 70 that seeking destroyer CONSUMPTION,
when application made physician, but without ei
feet lie considered her hopeless and preseri
bed blt Iitl!e medicine for her In tho time she dis
cha gcd great quantities blood viii much
81 thick phegm aud cough. Her bodily fame beca
length reduced living skeleton; her last hour
iOuiy looked by her friends that her uorngs might Ds
ended by deuth; her chilled frequently during the
Time aud last resource, determined to the
Dr.. Dnncan's Expeetorant Remedy, having noticed
extraordinary performed BY the medicine in similar
lie obtained bottles AMI administered
il her. The fourth day he found change, which
hopes; he continued giving the medicine for Is days.
the end Of which time she able 10 walk in her beo
chamber. the asonhment of her friends and ela
She using tine medicine for when
declared herself entirely free from disease and pan,and
now pu.slcs hcr daily occupation ~ perfect health.
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CASH. Corn. Flour, Meal, Wood.
Hav. Oats. and Wheat.

Wants1 at ne Palladium Once, subscription for when
tae nigaes, market price will 5e given
August 5lh, l6i3. HOLLOWAY & DAVIS
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Feuce 1O1. the .NOther!
OTIFT AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TOPARENTs AND NURSES.

fr'z-For Tie reIicf Of children cutting teeh.-ED
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
From The Springfield (N) STATE Reg. Ju,y l.

From me Springfield (lH.) Stale Reg. July Z.
joe SMrTH.-.hore Of The late arrest-Our
city was visited this wcek by the agent of Mis-
sOud and his counsel, and also by Mr.. Walker,
counsel Of Joseph Smith. An application has
been made to Gov. Ford for a military force to
retake Smith, which, we learn, is now under
consideration. We proceed to give the facts,
as we have learned them, OF the proceedings
under the arrest thus far
Joseph Reynolds, the agent oi Missouri, az
Ter leaving this place with writ, proceeded TO
Nauvoo, 10 arrest Smith. On his arrival he
ascertained that Smith was at Dixon, in Lee
County. Reynolds, in company with con-
stable Of Hancock, proceeded to Lee, and ar
rested Smith at Palaiine Grove, near Dixon
Allin company then returned to Dixon. Cy-
rus Walker (ihe Wing candidate for Congress)
was at Grand de Tour, only six miles off, and
was Immediately retained by Smith. Under
the management OF Walker as his lawyer,
Smith sued ont capias against Reynolds and
the constable for damages in arresiing him, and
they were Immediately arrested by the Sheriff
of Lee county.
Smith, Reynolds, and the constable, all OBJ
tanned wrils Of habeas corpus, and proceeded
towards Quincy for the purpose of having
trial before Judge Young Smith being in the
custody of Reynolds, and Reynolds and the
constable being in the custody of the sheriff Of
Lee county.
They ali proceeded towards Quincy together,
Smith being attended by his counsel, Cyrus
Walker, who broke all his appointments in the
district, where he was to have addressed the
people and Reynolds was attended by his
. COUNSEL, Mr. Mason of Dixon.
The whole party made some stop at Nauvoo,
where the Missouri agent says he was forced to
GO against his will. Smith and Walker then
sued out a writ OF habeas corpus from the
Municipal Court of Nauvoo. The case of
Smith was brought before that Court, which,
after hearing a very able SPEECH from Mr..
Walker three hours bong, aud very loud in Ia
vor of Smith, that Court discharged him from
imprisonment. Thus the matter now stands.
The Executive of Illinois has so Far perfurmrd
the duty required by the Constitution and laws,
and he will doubtless peTseverc in that course
without deviation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

BotsTERoUs PREscHiNG.--A celebrated d.
vine, who was remarkable in the first period 81
his ministry inr lOrd and boisterous mode al
preaching, suddenly changed his whole man
ner in tue pulpit, and adopted mild and dis
passionate mode nf delivery. One of his breih-
rem observing il, inquired of him what ha, IN
duced him Ia make the change He answer
ed, ''Nhen WAS young, thought il was the
thunder that killed the people hut when
grew wiser, discovered that IL was the light
ming, 50 determined 10 thunder less and light
en- more in future" u is pity all preachers
had not made the same discovery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

FRASKLIN's WIPE.-On the repeal Of that
"mother 81 mischief" the stamp act, DR..
Franklin, in NO. sent over from Lon,Inn to
his wife, who was Then living in Philadelphia,
new dress, &c. In his letter he says
"As the stamp act is at length repealed, | am
willing you should have a new gown, which
You may suppose did not send sconer, as |
knew you would not like to he finer than your
nrighbnrs, unless in gown Of your own SPIN
ming. Had The trade between the two cuun-
tries totally ceased. Il ,cGs Goa. }ori 10 me 10
reeotleci that had once been clothed from
head 10 foot in iroolen and linen Of my tcife's
manufacture; thai ,cas neper prouder OF
any dress ia my life, and thai she and her
daughter might do IL again If necessary"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
Probate District Of .Marll

Probate District Of Marlboro, as
liz PRoBArE CouRT, June Esd, fs4S.
A N Instrument puJporting to be the last
"A Will and Testament or Jason Morse late
of Wardsboro, 10 said District, deceased, was
presented for Probate BY Jason Morse, Jr. the
Executor therein named. Whereupon il is
ordered that hearing be had 10 the premises
before said Court, al a session thereof 10 be
holden specially at The Court House in New
Fame IN said Distficl, on the twenty-6fst day
OF July nexlg Aud for the purpose Of notifying
all persons inieTesleds of the time and place Of
hearing, that they may appear and contest the
Probate thereof III they see cause), the said
named Executor is directed TO publish Copy.
Of the Record OF this order. fhree ,veeks sueeess-
rely IN the Vermont Phenix, printed at
Bratlehoro, in said District, previous TO said
time of herring. s77T
true Copy from the Record.
40 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Ree'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

" HELEN HAD woRN.A WIG, would Meme
lans ever have married. her, would PAWS ever
have made love to her, would Hector ever have
been slain by Achilles, or Troy burned: ANY de-
batting society would unanimously decide these
questions in the negative. PAWS fell in love
with Helen parily IN account of her eyes, bni
chiefly IN account of her luxuriani hair, while
she was equally smitten with what Homer
rails his "hyacinihian curls." Had bath their
heads bern shaved. their mutual tenderness
would have evapurnied in half an hour. Think
oi that young gentlemen, whose hair is get.
ling nnre aud ninfe sparse every day-think
nj that Young ladies, upon whose capuis the
hairs are getting, like Angel visits, few aml
far between. Live fingers among vour tres
ses, while the shelter remains. lie plays at
b'-peep through your curls, and as he darts
from cnveIt "a cuveri, shoots his arrows on
every side. hni when they are gone, he makes
his exit. Shall we tell you a charm Ia bring
him hack! We will. Apply Jayne's Hair
Tonic to the bald places, and richer aud more
luxurant growth than that Won have losi will
soon allure him back. Thousands have tried
the preparation. and testify 10 its virtues as
iesturer Of ihchair.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

.firge story, The truth Of which is attcsted
10 by large number or the citizens of Bel
cheTinwn:
Durham Cow, raised and owned by Ira
Fenion oi Belrhertown, now 8 years old, and
weighing ,74O had a calf the 99ih of Nav
last; and her bag being so unconmonly large,
measuring in length feet, aud in width Is
inches, the owner hal the curiosity To snow
the quantity of milk il contained. The cali
was on one side, and the other was ceaneI al
the same time, from which was taken Miriu
pounds Of milk There was f,rentu-ico and
one half pounds taken out OF theniher side az.
the calf had taken all it would. = Hampshire
(.nass.) Democrat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
For Sale.

TIME well known Blacksmith Shop. situated
IL in the centre of the village Of Winning
ton, on the Stage Road leading from Braille-
boro In Bennington, with House aud Barn
and other out buildings, with one acre Of first
rate land. Said ship is brickedu up and pas-
tered inside, and is IN one of the best locations
for good workman that can be found in the
country.
Terms made easy. Fur further information
call on F. l.. Stanley & Co., near the premises,
or Of the subscriber.
E. S. STANLEY.
Wilmington, w., July IA, is4S. tf47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
STATE OF VERMONT.
DIsrRrcr OF WEsrMIxsrrn

DIsrRIcT OF WEsrMINsTER, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The District
Of Westminster, 10 all persons interested IN
the estate Of N.ATH.9NIEL ROBBINS,
late Of jamaica, in said District, deceased.
GREErIRe.
"A Instrument purporting to be the last
IA viii ami Testament Of Nathaniel Rob
bins, late Of Jamaica in said district, deceased,
Together with codicil thereto annexed, being
presented 10 the Court here hy Lorng Rob-
bins and Cyrus Robbins, the Executors there
in hamed, for Probate; 1t is ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein be no.
tilted 10 appear al a session Of SAID Court 10 be
held at the Inn of Abner johnson in Towns
bend, in said district, on the last "Wednesday
in July next, aud show cause, if any they NAV
have, against the Probate o; said viii, for
which purpose, il is further ordered that no.
lice of the time and place of hearing be given
BY publication in the Vermont Phnnix, printed
al Brailleboro in said State, three weeks In
succession previous To that time.
Given under my hand at Townshend, in said
district, this 26lh day &C June, Is4s.
JAMES II, PHELPS, Probate Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
ARRlyAL or rnE oAIrnoN1A.

The British Mail Steamrr Caledonia, Capt lott,
arrived al Boston on the I7th inst. She made her
passage from Liverpool to Boston in a few hours
over thirteen days. From the accounts brought
by me Caledonia, il appears that Ireland is still in
state ct great excitement O'Conncl continues
TO hold repeal meetings in different parts Of the
Country, and multtudes flock To listen IN his stir
ring harrangues. The British Government seem
not YET to have taken any very decided measures
IN relation to the matter.
Great riots have taken place in Wales. Bust
ness matters and the state Of trade are represented
as very dscuuraping
The Convention Of the Friends Of Uniyersal
reace, had held its sittngs in. London. There
were about 800 Delegates pIeseut--l7 from Amer.
lea. from France
II Is said that Sir Robert Peel has intimated Ia
The Bishop Of London, the determination Of the
Government to suppress the Pussy movement
very indccorpns stir was made at the Univers.
ity of Oxford, by Of the Undergraduates aud
some OF the audience on granting an honorary
Dcgiee on Mr. Everett our Minister TO England
Inc disgraceiu expression of disapprobatinn was
on accduht Of the religious opinions Of MIR Everett
The London Examiner in reference 10 this affair
says, There seems 10 BE- hut one opinion one feel.
ing, rs e. the insult Offered to the American min.
Iser at ONi"rd. At no pot-housc meeting Of the
lowest rahblc could worse manners, worse taste
worse feeling have been exhibited. Aud 10 crown
the indecency. zeal for religion is the plea put
forth Tor the rude breach Of all the rules of hospi
tally and courtesy 70 stranger The defence
bad as II Is, is untenabe. f"I honorary degrees
have been conferred on persons not even protesting
Christianity; but the objrctIon &, Mr.. Everett was
one which "a the eyes Of bigntry, is worse than
that Of nhdrllty. that he was Dsseuter Ia the
Oxiord bruialtes we see the blessed spirit Of lis
exclusive church system
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
Fitchhurg Railroad Company

NOTICE is hereby given that the SECOND
In assessment of Zen Dollars ON each sLalr
in the capital stock Of the Fiichburg Railroad
Company, has been laid by the Directors, pay
abe Ia The Treasurer on Friday the twenty
fifth day Of August next.
Payment may he made al the Trrasurer's
Office No. IS Merchants Exchange. STATE.
Street, Boston; at the Bunker Hill Bank, al
Charrstuwn; the Wsliham Bank at Walt
ham; the Concord Bank at Conconl; the Fitch
burg Bank at Filchburg; the Ashueni Bank
at Keenr. ". H.. and the Bank OF Brattleboro,
al Bralileburo, VT.
3 THOMAS WILEY,
a. Treasurer FitchbuIg Railroad Company
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
DIED

10 Townshend, June 9th, Mr. William Harris
agd 30.
ln 1ownshrud, juno 30, Rev. William d. Up.
ham, Pastor Of the % Baptist Church in that tow
In HALIFAX, June IA, Mr. Benz Wilcox, aged ~
On the 9TH inst. Mr. Hezekiah Smith, revolution.
airy pensionrr, aged 81.
In Marlboro May %, Mr. Joseph Briant, aged n
In Vernon, May 81, Mr. Elisha Elmer, aged S.
In Deerfed, Mass, July -, of Canker Rash
John Samuel, son Of Samuel Calm, of Wetumpka
Alabama, aged years and 10 months.
On him we dotted much, for much was given,
"But,ala there snaugbt that's sure but Heaven.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

WORMS ARE \ SPECIES or TENANTS, that
stick 10 the premises where they have once
made Judgement, ike b.nnaces to a ships
keel hut IL you serve them writ Of eject
ment ia The shape OF lew doses Of JGyae's
Tonic Permifuge,-pr they vanish like
snow before a May Sun. Vermiluge is per-
frcIy harmless 10 the human systrm-but to
the worms, death and summary expulsion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

Small BiHs.-By law passed by the New
Hampshire Legislature 10 1912, which law
came into firce IN The Isl inst, the circulation
Of 81 hills is prohibited 10 that State. The
banks Of the State are not allowed 10 issue
ihem, and. any person who takes one into the
Stale for the purpose Of passing il, is liable 10
be fined $40.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21
BRIGHTON MARKET. JulyI7.

(RePorted from the Daily Advertised and Patriot.
AZ Market 2D5 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows aud Calves,
1900 Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PRICES-Beef Cattle-A small advance was
effected on some quantities. We quote a very few
extra - 70 s. first quality - SOL 81 81 sec
ond quality 81 - third quality, 81 rs 4 25,
Cows and Calyes-Sales at $40, $40, $24 and
sheep-Lots at 81 so, $f75, 81 and 81 25.
SwineNO lots were sold 10 Peddle Al retail
from l2 to &c. fL-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-21

Commencement al Dartmouth 1T is stated
IN sene of the papers, that al the commence
ment season at Dartmouth College. the Hon.
Daniel Webster will address the Anuiui, and
The Hon. Levi Woodbury. the Phi BETA Kap-
pa. These celebrations will take place on The
Goth and 9th of this mnnth.-Bosion Atlas.