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CaptaiG Lrc.

A communication appeared in this paper a few
weeks since, signed IAN OLD Democrat" cha .eing
Mr.. Fcr.y,he with having been a federalis, The
writer referred to Captain Lee, prove the charge.
In the las, Mi,oniap, the Captain appears in ar,i
Gle, in which he thinks common dccercy" ough,
to have restrained US "fom publishing whn, one
nciehhor may Inadvertently ,ay Of another" Now
tho Captain ought to have known thn, an editor
is not supposed TO be the writer 6f the communi
cations in his columns, ard therefore has no con-
troll over them, unless 10 admit or reject them
iirely The truth is, we knew nothing about the
matter, until we saw il in the article alluded TO-.
The writer, however. is responsible man, but il
he were no, it is all the same. as the Captain has,
in effect, admitted the truth of the charge. hv
saying, that wha, he then stated was done inqa;.
rsrieaily, thai ia, wilhou, thinking Of the consc.
1uences to his friend Forsylhc. The truth, thus.
often leaks out iaadrerieniy. The Captain does
not pretend 10 n.y. in bis whole arii e that he did
no, sny that Forsylhc had not been a frderali.t,
sirIl, ,ciusc, MS an honest man, he cannot do so.
And, furthermore in discussion in relation 10 this
very matter before Wharton's Hotel, last week
The Captain. when questioned as TO its truth, went
on TO state the names Of number Of fe1eras's,
who had deserted into the democratic ranks, and
are now seeking office, and at last named Wm.
Forsvfhe as one Of the number. As this was moi
said privately or Inadvertently, bot publicly, anil
in the presence Of five s:S persons, b. fore pub
lie House, we presume the Captain will no, find
fault with US for puhlihing what he then said
when it is done for the purpose Of corrobora,ng
the charge made by our correspondent, who signs
himself ian old democrat"
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c. AS Jacob Gearhart, Esq. knows something
about those who now acting with him, in trying
to lreak up the Democratic party, we shall ak him
few plain questions.
Did YOU not s,y, ,ha, it would never do to elect
a member from the other side IF the river, because
an attempt would he mode to form a new county
out Of a part of this, and parts Of Union, Lycomng
"a Columbia and make the county town at Mil>
to-
)Id you no, say, tina, they would have tried it
las, winter, il the nrw county out of Columbia and
I.uzetne had been made, and that they would Try it
this winter sgsn
Are you no, now acting with these men, who,
fthey succeed in cutting Off part Of our county,
will greatly increase the taxes the part that is left
IfMr Gesrhar, does not rccolIect these things, we
wi erer him 10 number Of persons who heard
him say so at the tavern of Charles We aver, iu
Sunbury. Among the persons prrscu, was Esquire
Weiser
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is a, present, have only 10 come TO the polls on
The second Tuesday Of October next, and there cas-,
our votes in favor Of Eiw4ri Y. right, who, il Q.
lecttd will endeavor to carry out such measures as
will be mos, conducive to the Interests of the coun
~, and the country in general. To those who are
friendly TO democratic principles, and arc opposed
to a division of the county. would say, lie up and
doing; let no small na,er prevent YOU from coming
10 the Pols; and when there, strive, by, every fair
and honorable means in your power, to procure the
election Of Mt Bright; for your enemies are nc,
tive, ana will leave no stone uniutncd to obtain his
defeat. NO DIVISION.
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Old Northumberland.

This county was once ore Of Ia, lnrgos, in the
State, but she has been cut down Ivy the formation
Of new coun'ies. until she s now almost the small.
est. An attempt is ebou, % he mlde, TO "whiitlo
her down TO the little end ofno,hnr." The Forks
townships are to be taken from her 10 form another
new county, for the benef, Of few spectators
Shame! shame !! upon such an outrage! The
whole county should re echo our cry. But de perate
political portiians and unptincipltd spectators
have no shame. They would destroy the county,
yes, dozen cNun,ies. 10 answer their own selfish
purposes. We have, however. discovered their
purpose in time. TO sound the alarm. The people
know it, and will oyci Nhcm the ncfar;ous scheme
With defeat.
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{. !. Brisht.

The disorgun1ers, knowing that they cannot
gSinsay The intelligence, and capacity Of This gen
lleman to Ispres,n n, in the Assembly, and with
sl his finn adherence to Deuocraic principles, have
attacked his moral character. This is the last re-
sou of desperate political disorganizers. The
slaI ders seansl M Bdsht false 5 the heart
that conceves, aud he tongue that uters them, and
his n.ighbors will show ia what estimation they
hold him, by majority Of 400! in his own district.
Mark the result, There is qualification or fit.
for the station, in which Mr. Bright is no, e.
quail if rot superior to his Federal opponent, For
sythe, and in point of neral character be will not
suffer by comparison with him, OF any Of his disor-
gaining crow.
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The Democratic Ticket.

Our ntidaies are al good men and tue, and
despite he Efforts of the dsorganlers, will be
lecieI ly an erWhelming majority. he d mo-
cracy OF Old Northumberland cannot be wheeled
and gutd, hy srlfsh and interested ch7ue in the
Folks. Mr.. BnIsRI, our candidate for Assembly,
was Pro hnno,sry OF the county, and made all o.
bleng ard attentive officer. He is a man Of in.
trleence and nclire business habits, and will at.
tend 10 The business ofhis constituents morepromp.
y and represent the county better. and more fair
iy. III II his opponent can, OF viii do. No man
in tie county has done mole to support the Demo
cratic party than Mr Bright. lie has been a
Democrat from his youh, AMI his father was a
Democrat l,iorc him. His opponent ForsylLe,
was an old Fei, rasi, and is one still AT heart, al,
though for the few lat years be has called himself
Democrat, for the sake of Office.
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0T EcIEcrIc AND MUSEUM OF FoaEIoS IL
rEnAruRE, for September, lsA3 by E. Little, 272
Chesnu, 81, Philadel hia.-This numAer contains
as usual, On interesting and valuable collection of
articles, culled from the best European Periodicals: :
Among them, "The Pess and the Age" "WordS-
Of Napoleon" "Habis and Supersli,ions Of The Br.
,ons,""EarIy Recoccions of Soulhey and Words
worth" are all highly interesting and enterisn~
ing ar,icles.-Thc article in relation to Dr. Fran
cin long tie dictator Of Paraguay, in South Amcri-
CT is fUl Of Interesting aGccdu,c. The engraving,
Tie Rsbhi, OF The Wsll," is o hand ome emhel.
lishmcn,.
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az Den DEurcnE AMEn1cASER--1hc second
number of this paper was issued on Wednesday
lat. We trust, our German fellow citizens, will
interest themselves in extending its circulation
Some evil designed persons have endeavorel to
injure the character of the p1per. by circulating
report, that i, would only be published until after
The election. We hsd long since, contemplated
publishing German paper, and we think, with
little ehesion, one could be handsomely support.
ed in this county.
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The TrW Comfy,

Il srems that the people Of tho Forss are press.
ing the election Of VIM Fony,he. 10 the Assembly,
for the purpose ofhavine new county formed ou,
of parts Of Union, Iycoming and Northumberland
We know that this project hid been talked Of for
some tine. An effort is now to he made to accom-.
plish it, and Forsy,he we orc assured. is pledged
TO go for Il, il he can be elected This il not mere
rumor, bu, many Democrats in the Forks are sup
porting Forsythe upon this ground. We saw
gentleman from he upper end of the county on
Monday last, who publicly asserted. that "he was
in favor Of new county, of which Milton or
Ne Even willie ia to he the county scat--,hat For
sy,hc wns pledged felectcd to 90 in for it, and that
this was the ground upon which they supported For
syihe" Now, we ask, what necessity is there for G
new county None at all. and the eff, C, Of it will
be to dOaJl He taTts on us who remain in the old
county. as well % those in the new county. Are
we not sufficiently taxed already! Win the peo.
pie submit TO further taxation for ths purpose of
enrching few epeculators, by the formation Of q
new county, These are questions which The peo.
pie must decide a, the Polls, mex, Tuesday week.
I, ' only couple Of years since, ,ha, an at emp,
was made to annex part Of Point townsh p, 10 Co.
lumba county. We then hal member from
our side Of the river, and the aemp, was defeated
II the Fork. had had the mem' or it would have
beer otherwise. And now an ut,cnp, is 10 be
made, to take from all he .0,cnsiips on the o.
iher side Of the river. VIII the people elect a man
pledged TO support such project!
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TwA. G d & EC~
.yacob IIaIiCli. deed.

Northumberland County, SIS.
IN the Orphans Court Of sla county, At August
term 1913. On motion f Chs,hs w Higgins,
Ed. The CouTl grant rue on the heirs AMI legal
representatives. Of Jacob M.lch, la'e Of Augusta
township N"rihumhrrland county, decd, to appear
n, our ncxl Orphans Court 10 he held al Sunhrry,
for said c'unly,to wit: uo the first Monday OF y
7erher ncx', anl ACCEPT refuse the real tate Of
sail dec asel, nt he valu1 ion, shcw cause Why
the same 81 ,uld Mt hc soil. Extracted from tho
record, Dul rlar1 September 25lh, n y. 1913.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sept 3Orh, lS3L-3t Clerk o. c.
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U-JOur old friend, c. A. Bradford, Esq.. former.
ly Of this place, now editor Of the Southern Tri.
tunC, rui llshsd at Ponio,oc Miss up to his eyes
at work in the political struggles going on in that
state. lie has lately rcCd an editorial dandy who had
made an attack Opon him, and whom he ambasted
most numerically with his own cologne, maedsser
oil and Lavender.
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Let il be Remembered,

T'ha, William Forsy,he, the canlidlte Of the
hsoreanizers, ran against The DEMOCRATIC
TICKET for Sheriff in 1924. and go, hat 355
votes
Thu, be ran agnns, the ticket for the Senate las,
falI and was beaten 1000 ,otes.l
That he is for the THIRD time, attempting to
break up The Democratic party Of Northumberland
county. Democrats give him such defeat as will
make him hide his head for very shame.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that The subscriber bought OF
Henry Bartsher. at Sherifs sale, on Monday
the lllh inst, the following personal property to
wit: one bay horse, one gray mare, sets o.
wagon harness, grind stone, dining tables !
mantle clock. l doZ. chsifs, corner cupoosII'
be.l,,esds bed and bedding writing desk, big
chest. 2 bureaus, g two horse wagons, coal stoVe'
which he has losn,d to the said Henry Bar'aAsi
and samuel Bar,sher. until he thinks proper to 10
move them, Of which the public will take notice.
THOMAS A. BlIliNGrON,
sGnhuT, s'rt !eb, ieso-st
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or THE RrApIsG Rail Roam Co., contemplate
LAYING a second ira k to accommodate the increased
business. This must, in time, become one Of the
mos, profitable roads in the country. WO think,
before long, the company will see the propriey
Of connecting their road with the su quehanna,
which cen nov be done, By finishing shor, con.
meeting hl.k 10 the raj road between this ard
Pu,tsvills
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ron THr lNlNIckv.

Mn. Enron In rumsen.g tifouah n nun.
Ter of papers in an oil draxe,, t,uni the fol'ow
'ne piece Of poetry, wlichI have determined tall
not be los, to the world, i, you will admit i, into
your valuable columns " Ietpsine II, you viii
fnd that 70, beauty Of lic,on, depth Of thought and
suolmy of idea, /, has seldom Il ,ve, teen excel.
lad. b
LINES,
Dedicated 10 D I -.
Dear Will TO write YOU q tItot nIi Iy
Il we don't succeed we can't tell Why.
Dur time is short, and our thoughts are few.
We've wased them all, in talking 70 you
You soy you have never been In love;
You never have felt The passion from Nho-e,
Ne can't believe it, and vsis going 10 ;ry
10 bring up facts you cannc; ,cn!.
There's fair girl in yi'g,nia, - nsrt .s------,
We are sure she is nothing bpt Sa,h snj Tone
We think she has charrne ,hs, have s,sen yoar eye
fht have caused in your ea.orl :.e hea'in9 ssl..
When you go to see her, pray ,,Aa Il. sl.ns,
Wen give her kiss ani sing ho, Z sa1e;
TO Niagara we'll go ana sce the E'sst taN--
Lawful hearts bless ua, and Tcns He iook NJ.
We arc glad you have come uf 10 this l,.le town,
And sorry we are you arc ~ room going down,
and we hope you plsassa with Ill yoa have sssn
With the fair, the Pos. Otses, ana aads; 30 sheen.
ssly Brass is q genius, y0u csn'i bu: admit,
And Molly and Beisey, 10 nse her, eic G..
Uh three grla like these aure mover wetc 'eni
tie way they "can come il .s really sin.
For the losses you've me. we oil feel 50 sad:
A heart and coat, letter ara reg
nu, we hope these trife' won. make you complain,
Nor preven, us from seeing you! dear face again.
And we hope, tho absent, you will nevir forge,
The fair, and the pretty grls ;hb, you there met.
81 now dear Will, we bd you good hye'--
We soy i, with many tear, anj sigh.
A.F. \.
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DEAru or Circus PERroRMrR.-Mr. Ay-
mcr, q we'll known American Circus perform
er, recently broke bis neck a. Bat,y's Circus,
N the Isle Of Jersey. A London paper gives
the following account of The calarnitous c.
VENT
This unfortunate man, whose recent perlor-
nance al the English Opera. under the man
agement of Van Amburg and Titus excited SO
much admiration in his peculiar department,
met his death on Thursday night at the Circus
Of Mr.. Batty, proprietor of the Royal Amphi-
theatre, who has several establishments in va.
rious parts ofthe kingdom, and one in the Island
Of Jersey, where the late performer was fulfil
ling an engagement The particular perform
ance for which Mr.. AyTe, was announced con-
cluded with double Samerset, feat consi.
aered impossible, and in throwing it the iil-fl-
ted artist, instead Of alghting on his feet, fell
on his neck and death, was the immediate re.
sult. Mr.. Batty on hsaring the fatal intcli-
gence yesterday morning, Immediately quilted
London for Jersey, 10 render every assistance
that his liberalty can eject on the melancholy
occasion. Smith gres, .rampolne and vaul-
ter, met his death in q manner precisely SINH
lar during the management o; ,deasrs. Ducrow
and West, at Ashley's, some seasons lack.
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o. The friends of Nh For.ythe, fearing lha ho-
nest John Of the Ledger might bust before the cleo
ton, have resolved upon enclsing bis body in
side Of sole leather. We think an ox's hide might
tic Of he animal it en,eopcd
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or rsuiKsrriRr.-A shor, time since, genuine
suosrsph of the Sres, poet, being mis- signature at.
hched TO q decd was sold at an auction in London,
for las suinras. IN 1912 copy Of "Bcceseio's
Decameron." was knocked down to the Marquis
Of Blsnf,rd for G2,a60. or upwards Of Sll.00o.
The Earl Of Spencer hsd bid it up to E2,2S0. It
was supp sei 10 be the Only cppy in eIisenee, and
syE Iub',sa,i a, vst,cs ~ Ii7I,
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SEAsoSABLr ADvIcE.-"Tske time By the
iorclock,' says the odsre. Take medicine n, tho
proper time. say we. II is matter Of less Difficult.
~ to ascertain the proper time to seek relief from
medicine, than i, is to discover the proper med.
cine which is t, administer confor, to the nffi c,ed
patient. Brandrefhs Vegetable Universal Pills
which have obtained celebrity in the ANNALS Of
Physic." unrqualed in ancient or modern times,
have performed such astonishing cures, that thou>
sands of people. in justice to DIR. B,andreth, have
publicly recorded their opinions of their wonderful
and extraordinary health restoring qualities
or Purchase Of II. b. Masscr, Sunbury, or of
Ngents published 10 another par, Of this paper.
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CT 4 DEAR Was killed on Sundty last, about
two miles above Sciinsgrovs, hy Mr.. HARRIsoS.
lie az taken lodgings on cherry tree on M
Harrison's firm. Capt Hummel, ii is said, "was
out" ready cooked and primed but not in time 10
salute DIuin,
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II II. MASSER, sgsin, and for the lac,
IL time, calls upon all who se indebted to
him, on book account or otherwise, 10 come forward
aud make ssuemrnt. Those who neglect this no.
tes will have their aecounts placed in the bsn5s Of
Jrsiies. for collection.
SIneury, Sept. 3oth 1919.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

NHTILL he sold, on Monday, November &,
w lS43, at the Court House in Sunbury that
valuable tract of land belonging TO the estate Of
Christian Shipmsn, drc'd., containing l60 acres
more or less, situated in Augusta township, Nor
humberland county, adjoining lands OF George
Keefer, George Hail. George Rakef, and Daniel
Conrad. Conditions will be made known on tho
day OF sale. LEWIS DEWART,
Executor Of Christian StipHran deed'
Sunhury, Sept 10th, lSi3-N.
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o. FoR S.lr--A fresh supply ofprntinr pa.
Fer viz: lo0 reims similar in size and quality TO
:he shoc; on which this is printed. Also 60 reans
Of 'nrer royal, 81 by % inches, oil of which will
be soll at tho mill prize.
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RALTI,IORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BAIrrsonE AmrnIcAS, Sept rs.
GRAIN.-1hc supplies of Wheat q, market on
Saturday and to-day have been far, but by far the
largest portion of the receipts continues TO arrive in
very lad order. The prices to-day show down.
ward ten lcncy. We quote ordinary 10 good reds
at 70 a sc cents, and good to prime a, Sc go cis
Family flour white is worth 100 to los cents. The
demand for Corn is very limited. We hear of no
sales Of white j, is held at As cents. Small
sales of yellow at &c as cts. Oas have improved.
Sales to-day at 20 25 cents the latter for prime
parcels. We quote Nd. Rye a, so cents.
WliiSKEY.-Salest to-day Of hhds. at 81 cts.
aud of bbls. at "a cts.
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az We have received the first num- er Of the
"LEvrspURs CnRoSIcLE," new democratic pa
per, started at Lewishurg, Penn's, by Mcssrs
SuulsFn & BKnxrSBIxr. II is neatly printed
and makes handsome appearance.
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or hta late mee'ing in Union county, Alex
under jordan E,q, of this Place, was nomins,sd
cand date for Congress. II ia hardly necessary to
say, that Mr.. jordan would nev consent 10 become
8 candidate in opposition TO the Hon, John Snyder,
the regularly nominated candidate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

q PEACHES - We yesterday received, from the
gaden of Mr., FREDsnlcK LAZARUS, few of the
finest peaches saw out side Of Philadelphia
Ifany Of our friends should doubt, and think they
have any better, lei them produce them wi.hou, de-
lsv.
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ID 4 r. Id

On he 22l inst, Mr.. JACOB MARTIN, of
this place, aged ahout so years.
On Sunday Last, ABBEY, daughter of Mr.. Johu
Bloom Of this place, aged about wears.
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UCF. 3. PALMER, ESQ. a, his Real Estate and
Coal Office. Nc SO Pine Street, Philaielpha, is au.
thoriscd to act as Agent and 10 receive and receipt
for oil monies due this Office. for subscription or nd
zeriisinc.
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a. BLAcKwoop's Ems M.G,zIsr, New
World edition, published by f. Winchcs,er. No.
80 Ann st.. New York, Contains the usual nerrs-
ting ara valuable literary articles always found in
this popular magazine
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Wcekiy by Henry Xorihumer,
"Good Intent Fire Company,

4 STATED MEETING of the Company will
"a be held on Thursday evening ncxt, at o'clock.
at the School House. Punciual attendance is re.
quired. CHAS. J. BRUNER,
Sent 30 1913 Sprreigrl
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Blows Is.-The Dsnvls Furnsce vas blown
in again last night by Msssn. PEapr 4 GARnET.
SON, after a suspension ofsbout two years This is
the second Anbrooits fuTnaee IN bias, at this place
Du1p.M De1,otyCt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

Gen. Cass states ,hs, he pay OF the French SOL
dlers "after making the deductions that go to the
Government for Indispensable supplies. smounts to
one cen, day, twenty FIVE dollars and hall for
seven years service, ?" What munihc nce Yet
the service is popular and the 1000 men yearly dc.
nanded by the CONSUMPTION readily supplied.
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"YasI,in.tOu Fire COmpany.o

THE memler. Of the washington Fire Com
pony" requested TO meet at the State
House, on Monday Evening, October I'd, at -
clock precisely Puuclual attendance is required.
Sept. 20. JACOB YOUNGMAN. SIC
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JT Honest John, of,he Milton Ledger, has got
TO writing poetry in favor of VIM Forsyhe. John
will ceT,ainly be the death Of Billy, and the muses.
both, If ho ia not soon Gagged.
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LIT every TaN-payer Remember,

That Forsylhc is rIcGgod to gofor a new county,
which viii doulc the taxes on this side Of The river
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

ar The Wings have nominated Csc. II. VIII
LIrs, of Columbia county, for Congress in that
district.
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"Est what experience lesehes yon sgress best
with your stomach" contains more slvi,e than O.
ny rules or accounts Of lon: list Of substances,
said TO be aj the oes' easy digestion, ean fu'nsh -
SIausehs y.ry as " .r- { Iess