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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10
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frou. u DisorGcreI System and I'm
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Shoulders Costivencss. Rheuma,isns Golt. Dysentay
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Los Of A?Pa's ea , Hen e4e ,lbd pe1 Ra aee
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md applicable and forms Of sickness, from
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prepared from the solid Extracts "Iferb, and Roots
Their nature "C}e4arc Purify and Ssreng!tes,'
harmless the Constitution and Death to disease.
and neglect accumulate Bile and variety OF diseased
hunos To cleanse the system, should be early
ded II neglected the patient certain be inflicted
WIKI painful disease and Protracted suffering Nearly all
classes disease caused BY 0bstruc,oDs the
system which prevent the regular aud wholesome operation
OF ihc animal functions Tbs state OF the system is dis
which Is manifested in variety q forms less
malignant in their character To restore the system
health then, il is only the
Of disease, aud the end u accomplished The
obstruction somewhere This he removed b, purga
tio which is the only means tina, should be resorsd TO-
because. suggested by reason and by nature.
in the and inammaio,y form 4 Diseases such
feveTs Of all kinds Colie DyssHaTy Cholera M7sas Rheu
-natis.n Pox, Violent Palms. Neuralgia, Apnpery,
Irisy all vjoen attacks, The dose be
from 70 pills, until the pain Inflammation s ub-i
de1. may be Diminished keep thu bowels
gently o7en.
In all Chronic Complaints diseases of long standing
ordinary dozc Is Is taken when retiring
% ted when arising in the mornng. TIE patient
mind hs dose be governed BY circumsan
viz; when the medicine taken i ret sufficient open
the bowels, mora ae taken and Increased until tie
bowels acted upon freely, and when tire medicine
TOO freely less quantity mast Be taken In all cases these
Pills be taken sufficient produce copious e~a-ua
t0n If the bowels. and ts continued in until all pain
ani disease e-adicaied from the boiy, when they may b.
used occasionally to keep the system open.
For sale the Richmond Book Store.
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IL well known fact iaat consumption destroys more
other disease record 20 great mas
throughout the United States "hhi
the tnin January ast that upwards Of ''uoo
persons died this dlous disease IN one year
Shocking. Were chat ths fact has been
fully records at monaltty could not
credit W. behold us fatal rayages in far
gathetlng It's ctHeress embrace
frent from every cfc1e casting gloom aud darkness
over m place These ocular demonstrations
must convincs ALL time should be spared
n medicine Immediately It's fatal progress be-
fore late.
Therefore, YOU who afflicted with the frs, symptoms
Of coneunptve pulmonary delay not IN using
Dr. paacans .ectoant Remedy; il IL certain 10 erad
cate and from tn. sstem the fret evil seed Of con-
ton, and viii also restore - perfect health many oil
those long confined i chamber, gwen
W IA incursbs, The OF proper medicine Agents
from all IN United States speak Of the wonderful
effects The healing
thousands the cold and silent grave.
.N0te-1he above edclne vegetable prepare
an very pleasant aud suitable 10 under
any cttcin. ,ances. Full directions descnbei ~
pa implicit aecaHp auyin. the medicine.
Always a ut. Dautan's ESpeetorant Remedy. AMI
persasa other until YOU give ~ falr
genuine has The envelope representa- on oil
Hope
Cuhoa-Thero persons fh8t sell the above me
dcIne. guilty 81 recommending trash OF their
steng OF that they by for ie and otter IN the
place nlncan'a. fi- they do speculate nj she
expense hralt OF those who not theif guard
Purcha-er-. be careful OF those roga.7:
Principal Once, M. -, Norm Eighth street, fhiladsi
pbla. Price ; per bottle, or DIX Tor 1--we dollars
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consumption and bleeding Of the Lungs cured,
Duncau-s ExpectoTdnt Remedy.

Miss EMrLfxE YE,aER, aged II years, taken
OF 6 with slight cold, which he neglected until the
lungs fell prey seeking destroyer
application made physician, but without ef
feet. lie n1ered her hopeless and prescri
bed bar ttIe medicine Tor her In Tho she dis
charged quantities OF bio11 with much eHPcctostion
Of thick phcsn aud cough- Her bodily fnmo became
length reduced IvaZ skeleton: her hour
oJsy looked irspds that her Iefingz might be
en- ted by Death her sican called frequently during the
time, and last resource, determined the virtues
Dr Dnnean's Expect2Eant Rene y, having noticed
extraordinary performed by medicine il similar
lie obtained bottles and administered
to her. The fourth day he found change which
hopes he continued giving medicine Il days;
the end 9i which time she able walk her bed
chamber, the astonishent Of her friends and rea
She continued the medicine for weeks, yhen
she declared herself entirely free from disease and
now pusues hcf daily occupation III perfect health.
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4 experience Of about fifteen years has proved be
u7ni all d2,,bt. that this NernIIge IS certain aud
,.ersr tIiAHg for worms.
Since hrst pot be fore the public, many worthless
preparations been forced into sale, which have had
and counted mUFh trash. GteTe-
az, b. a EIinest2cks erulifse dlg Icre1siss an
popularity to is 1trtttr 1rt 1t has only 70 be
according directions, and If exist, they
xiii crrta nlv be expelled from system. The price Is
only - per bottle which brings within the means Of
all. Be get b. "A F4hHeftocks crtnge, and a
void all articles which said be good,
OF them have Inc EIr.les Of the genuine arilele
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CONSUMPTION ARRESTED-R Rad!
Extraordinarily MnanLnntnn z Il !


On. DrNc.S-pear Sir: Your Expec,oran, Remedy, for
affections, doing wonders in this section of tho
state, Tho astonishing performed BY IL that
Mrs. ty dia Arders. she taken with ftrer;
cold settled upon her lungs che suffered disease
pain Tor about II months, when her body became redu-
living frame, AM all hopes of her
given h frrnd and phs her symptoms be-
peculiar pulmonary consunpnn,o decline.
{erson Fit-bnrsh shipping place for few
days, hearing Of her Ftuniion, Immediately recommended
Expect Remedy, SAP that If medicine would
restore health, wo1d' TIE last induced her
friends Pitt-burgh, (bng the place
the time procure ~ teo bottles and the
according the deocton BY the she used ther
tie better evidently perceived by all
wonderful effects
medicine purchased four bottles and sold
more and faHi-ed believe, the above lady with bot
dies She living monufneni enjoying perfect health,
bolh relatives and friends;
maay other performed ii ,s vicinity, but
torestins rar pe.forneI Mrs. Andss Your nedi-
considered beyond comps Lion, and be
upon efectual remedy for diseases
consgmptive character.
Enclosed we send yoi $50 the Wheeling md wash
nston banks. Send dozen bottles by the way
Baltimore Immediately, have calls for tho
medicine caunot be without a Yours, in haste.
JAMES w. ROSS * co.
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n 0 T l G E

IEHuE Richmond Trading 81 Manufacturing Company
having executed deed If assignment Of all their
tecs real and personal undersigned, for ne purpose
OF closing business becomes ther duty 10 call ali
persons indebted ~ having unsettled said
Company for e.r!y settlements. They have hand
large assortment Of Paper Of various kinds Wooen
goods &c. which will disposed OF at loF prices.
A. c. BLANCHARD }
r. MORRISON. Assizns-s.
DAN'L. P. WIGGINS.t
Richmond. Nov. II, 1912.
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Terms Of .dvertIsirg.--OSE DoiiA per square fof
three Insertions. ana TRENrYFIyE CENTS TOR eacn ad-
ditoaal iaertI0nTEs Ld>Es. or the spare occupied ~
2Ju ems. counted square nothing celeu less
square AL square, aud less than square and
half to t. counted square rtf hziPer SQUARE
mouta= 1HEEE DOLLARS; for six Dot
LARS, TEN DnLLsRs per a1nIn Two fiares Firm
DOLLARS tIFTi tENTS per 11it4lu; three slaares
TwE<TV DoLt-sEs per annaa'- Merchants DrLEglsts,
and Others, advertising by the year. vii charged for
1000 as'-, SEQ 90 ner s,in: for tleeolrts
of column 5000; for half column, s35,50;
quarter coIan}n, 21Uo.A dedI~tion Of 20
w be made advertisements longer than quarter 81
.olunn, taeainse hF the halt year year. and
altered. EHairer notices ana petitions Ca divorces,
paid Invariably IN advance Afeertls~ meats comas
abroad must be npanEet WIN tie cash, iie.
ordered Ter Publication by brother publ .her-
y. b. No advertisement win - discontinued uutI
pal for. unless the oron Of :Ac publisher previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser.
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SPITTING OF LOOD.

i another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary affection,
and difficult 10 arrest when neglected. il with
cough ccpous exectos'o, which consists of bright oihy
matter, black and cotted with blood; mostly
some fever, headacne, paPatiou Of the hea fIhss Of
heat, and refnes Of the cheeks; dcuty Of breathing,
Of the throat and saza the mouth &c DIR.
D3ncan's Expectorant Remedy viii bo found this
complaint. Ons strgte b1fs 10 many will
If used the attack, but when neglected,
guire many Those who may be afflicted ,astng
o bLo0f should lose procuring above edi-
cine, This disease mostly proves early
ATTENDED TO. CC3-Prce One Dollar per bottle.
For sale tho RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March |, 1913.
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CAT 7 10 n.

In Consequence of the many attempts cirena:e
teret medicines, the and af:e the Of my
Nemifure. have thought it but just to the public, as veil
the nigh reputation which me article
has acquired take such ou! eect4ay prevent
Of such reckless imposition; tor THAI purpose
much expense obtained steel plate engraving,
presenting mother IN the Of a1 nstefiny the nedi
her ailng child while Roy. restored fail health,
stands at her elbow THIS vignete, impressed white
per- skiIfly executed ii from
and ~ after ihe srst Of October, 1870. be
substituted for the yellow wrapper which the Fermf1ge
has heretofore appeared; aud sl flrtae, security
copyright been cians1 and entered according
Conzress.
D. "A. F.4HNESZOCR, Psts.bttrzk.
The genuine 'sF4tnest2cEs tsrn1lt4ge'' for sale
Richmond ONLY.a, the BOOK STORE.
fr--HAVE YOU HEARD Of Dr.. Sterhng's eozdeyf4!
Slreng taening Platter lis fans j. rapidly increasing
throughout whole United No article
e3uaIled il. Do faIl immediate trial of
acaey.
fIt IA recommended for removing pairs from any pars
me system ~ a.esT the BARK, Bregn!, Sl4e-
t3r Burns. SPrat4f, Rhepa!tsDs and Gou-yr Corys
LsznzulGt7Ts ec And (can yea believe IL the price
only ia ecr.ss' The poorest country nee
longer drag miserable exstsucs, with giey
pains.
Remenber the Prics--onlY I23 cents.
For sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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CO NSU MPTIpN,
DIX. DINCAN,S

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
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Bat this emotion passed away: ste agan
-tiIi and calm. and beautiful as Parian marble
She unclasped the lock Of the chain which supper
ted the miniature IL Horace Seaton--again she
gBzcd upon IT. The thought that at tia time to-.
morrow 1t would be guilty. for her to gHze,
came across her mind, ans She resolved, though
she could not destroy, never again To behold IT
She placed II 10 paper. "hch she carefully sealed
nd locked II III her desk
Now, Then, Thank heaven, il Is over. md !
shall become anolhet's without one thought oi
him Lingering IN ny breast" she murmured; bur
he tone Of misery and utter desolation was ~
contradiction 10 her words.
IL was morning. aud Eiith arraye cd in her
bridal dress. Nj The qufyefIng Of lip nor the
trembling II 40 eyclid BETRAYED what was pass
ing IN her heart. She walked steadily up to the
isle Il The church. she uttered the responses in "A
low yet aod,ble voice; bat The calm unnatu-
raj, nd To be destroyed
The ceremony was nearly over, md FnrtesGue
took her hand upon winch he 10 place the
wedding ring. He started Il It's death like cold
ness, and was surprised to jewclled enc,
which he had known her constantly wearing, was
not removed She had forgotten that. And no"
The recollection Of the vow she had mede, never
TO let another remove it than he who, howev or
false he had proved, still Horace Seaton II o
playmate Of her childhood, the idol of her first
affections, flashed upon her. The long, long IN :
terval Of weary days and sleepless nights, and
wasted wears, iadtu H"dN ttEd she IetneIIpefto
only heir parting words, II will replace it with
mother at the altai" Al this NOM nj The BRIDE
groom attempted TO Withdraw the ring; IL was
overben', and snapped; it the last feathe,
that broke the cauleI's back and this stroke over
came poor fragile EInh Iasselden.
"Never--nevern she nUrmured, as she strug-
ged 10 reIcrse her hard Ia The struggle the
ring was removed, and fell on the marble steps Of
tho altar. She gazed upon i, for a momen, in
spoechless misery, and then q loud scream escap-
ed her, SO loud, Wild, that the hearers felt their
blood run cold in their hearts. She fell. For
tesque thought she had tainted and he raised her
head from the floor; bu, it fell heavily on his arm.
He shuddercd. The color hnd forsaken her lips
those bright, beautiful eyes were closed Edith
IIasseiden tras dedii
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Flag STAFF for the Chin1 uissioa.-A cores
pondens of the National. lntol,g encor, referring
to the notice Of the Flag Staff made at Norfolk
tor the Mission 10 China, says-"lt IS equally
due 10 our enterprisng fellow citizens. Mr.. Joseph
*. Boyd, 10 state that he h1s iist mpletod a
flag and flag staff for the Same InIssion, intended
to udorH the terrace of the Mission House, which
reflects no lille credit him workman.
The flag is 8 by 30 feet, being The Just pro-
portion. aud made of the best silk, with gold stars
in the field, having thirteen stripes, corresponding
70 the old thirteen States. The staff is twenty
feet high, surmonn,ed with git American eagle,
cut by Mr.. Van Uorn, of Baltimore The staff
is made in eight pieces. each piece connected by
a strong iron ferrel socket, rowing together as
intended by their marks and numbers. The ca
gle IS fitted with bsss plate its base, and
screws the last piece Of the staff, having u
brass shreeve to receive the hnivnrds.
Every eflor, mado by Mr.. Boyd TO pro-
cure silk of American manufacture for the fag
but he unable 10 procure the different colors
reqiste in sufficient quantities for thai purpose
'There was also prepared and sent with the
above . shield displaying the American eagle and
Union, on fac copper. painted aud executed IN
fino style BY Mr. G. p. Sengstack, Of this city.
This is intended to be placed over the door of the
Mission House. The whole was packed in box
, feet inches By fOos : mad alright"
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From the Iushville WI
BIGGER AND WIIITCOMB.

| heep It before The People, iha, James Whit
comb voted for tho mammoth system Of Internal
Improvements adopted by the Legislature Of
Indiana. and was Of lis most jealous and able
supporters.
Keep hhetore tie People, tha, he is candidate
in opposition to Governor Bigger. with whose
Official conduct one, either WhiE or Loco, has
been ab'e to find any fault, and that Mr.. ". is
the candidate OF tho hard money direct taxation
free trade party IN Indana,
Keep il before the People, that James Whit.
comb is opposed to any protection 10 tho industry
OF the country, and IN favor Of placing the
facturers and artists OF Great Britain on an equal
footing with these OF ths United States.
heep it before Tie People, tina. Governor Big.
ger is IN favor OF fostering und encouraging these
important interests in our country, and giving our
farmer. home marke. for Tho products Of their
farms.
Keep it before tic People, that where the loco.
foco party have obtained the ascondency either
in the administration Of tho General or State Gov
ernmen,s they have always increased the expen
ses and ncrfr reduced thefD
heep il before The People, tina; Indiana has
never had a betteer Governor Than Samuel Big
ger a I'D that it would he fooiishness turn hun
out without Jist and proper cause.
ind Keep it before tie People, that he will de
elected by handsome ma jority.
7ylsr Meetiag in Princess 4nne.-The Somerset
Tyler meeting held a, Princess Anne IN that
county, on Thursday OF last week. But three
votes given for the organization Of ihe meet
ing. md these by The gentlemen Who oticisied,
viz: Lttlsion d, Te,cle, chairman, and Mrssrs.
Jones and Overly, secretaries. An effort was
then made TO have a speech from some one, but
without avail. The chairna then submitted res
olutions IN favor Of Mr.. Tyler. which almost
unanimously voted down by the wings and oom-
ocrats present. The opponents Of the captain"
then requested to leave the room, which
they also voted down, besides vetoing the reso-
lutIons q second time. well motion TO
adjourn. The resolutions, however, were after
words 'una ninously' adopted by the Presiden! and
secretaries. and reported accordingly, when Mr.
Teace rose and delivered speech, I'm which
he eu'ogised Mr.. Tyier's administration in tie
most glowing terms" Another motion 70 adjourn
was then voted down, and The chairman finding il
impossible 10 adjourn. pronounced the meeting
dismissed! The Herald says, 1t IS due 20 both
wings and democrats 10 sav. that during The
whole performances they conducted ihernselve s
IN most respectful and gentielnanly manner.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

will have q. A. Dickinson IA bis employ
Those wishing work done can. as before, be ed
a WORK Warranted, and well d0ne low for
the GEO- L. W lChERSHAM
Richmond. Nav %. ISL l0N
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TIiL. FALSE. ONE.

TALE or woMAS's HEART.
"Haf ! never loved SO kindly,
Had | never loved so Ollndly,
Had we never met or parted,
I had meier been broken hearted. -
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TN. B. Agents wanting Medicine w pIoaao in
form practicable. J. >
MAY %, 1913 II
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D. p. HoLLowAr, Civ Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Sew-York Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, July Il, p n
TIL. COMING ELrcrross.-The October elections will h
warmly contested but have not the slightest dea5, eli h
entire success, Of the Wing party throughout the city, NJ
of known integrity and high moral standing In sccey Will
b. selected as candidates and with such names &c
NcNichael OTIS Scott, Conrad Chandler, and bo,, -
others there need be fear whatever. The Locorpn.
arr At ry,rbrais as TO who their candidate for the os r.
Sheriff shall be- there being dozen already In RI ,I
Hutchinson the who has been twice dei.aed and VII
keeps the Fan buren, house at the of Twelfth 80
Locust street will no doubt be the mos, prominent GA
due bn, as he is very unpopular with large portion Of -.
his owl party there not the slightest chance Of his ,p
ceeding.
However, the LocoFocos are bound TO take him an,
Hutchinson was turned Of the Custom Honse br e.,
Wolf for going TO Harrisburg aad interfering with The no
lea. matters the day. la the county thers every ,,
rn of division and dscord among oppolents and
only necessary for the Wings TO be wschul and ,gu, -
secure glorious victory
FROM Sr. JAGo DE- CubA-by the arrival this mosaisr
f,b Schr Monsoon Capt. Carleton, in II DAYS from s
lam de aba learn that the Markets for deseriptio
as American Produce, dull the supsly on hand b.i
oui, large The NJ brings 10 local political news Of ns
portance. ~,
If ,be University of Ptsy lvana took place this m0yp;ns
Ar the Musical Fund Hail. large number of person, uers
Students received their diplomas al which they appeared
bi,hy delighted 4 splendid Sand OF music was present
which enliveued the scene.
s.%o. 81 Several members of the Hope Eagias Com
many No 81 OF your city, lately visit philadelphia
here Yesterday for the purpose OF attending meeting
of delegates the various companies OF our city 10 eh
his evening at Congress Hail. explain the Of tie
d;anpoutment Ia the intended their return hone
II is pretty strongly limited that member OF the Hope Hose
a,pellsd but einstated) will be severely handled E
rive mean and ungenemany part he has played 10 cers
matters connected with the friendly visit OF Nc. 3l'
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MORE liMIGRANTs CoMGxG-Havre papers
mention the arrival there OF great number of PEG.
pie from Norway, to take passage for the United
States.
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Low WHARF.-THE wather in the Connecticut
River at Springfield is at present SO low as to rem
der navigation rather difficult between that place
and Hartford.
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The state Debts.
dense as follows /:

The Baltimore American gives genera we"
of the Debts of the several States, which we con-
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&c adyre requests recommend the Ladies Shoes of
Nh ALLEN 30 Lispenards Broadway, as of ,e.narka
Ole excellence and elegance She has them long and
Us sna' they neither IN cheapness WORTH
DC surpassed in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

u A story is going the rounds of the papers
that rich German at Paris recently died leaving
IN his viii the sum Of 100000 to Fanny Elsler.
The same, or at least similar story, was circu-
lated some six months ago, and lis truth was de-
MED by the London papers.
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u \ correspondent OF the Providence Jour
nal gives the following particulars Of probable

found b. Of the neigbos dead the house occupied
by her husband, yesterday morning a coroners inquest
was held the body by Samuel Randall Esq. aud the
jury after hearing evidence returned their verdict
lows
That they find bruises the body Of said Rebecca but
by whom said bruises inflicted, the Jurors un-
known, aud whether the said bruises caused the death said
Rebecc whether she died from other cause is TO the
rors unknown
told by OF the Jurors that She bruised her
ankles her head aud that she presented shocking
appearance. Common report says, the husband and wife
of Incorporate habits What will be pursued by
the authorities, know not, there proof, yet,
against any person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

u JOHN Quincy ADAMS received the visits of
his friends at Union Hall at Saratoga on Thurs
day morning and was to leave the Springs on the
afternoon of the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

HARLEM RAtE-RoAD.-The cars of the Company now run
as usual the bridge Ol,h street having been com
pleted.