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ton. so necessary for you.
flfTiI.-llaVe you blotchcs, dry and wate-y PIN
pies or pustulcs, scaly eruptlons, u rash or
nIeah,ng out over Set'f 'ace, neck OF pody'
1aHe Dr Le'dyS POO" iH'S' lhelr pufliy--
ing properties VIII clear the complexion, and
entirely remove sncn uhslehliy afiec'lons'
oiNrh'-fave you ooe' uhuef treatment ,or any
u'Sess'' W VI Sr'IN Vi h''Po7''i' i"''e ~, r.
Lc'dy's Blood P''fS' quickly as possible The
powerful dangerous ana ueieterlous arugs lie
mas 81 en- YOU may rum your constitution
make I'iG n'sGtaoie anu hurry you 10 your
grave. lake Dr. Leinys BLOOD rlils then IN
l!ne. oGorc I" 10" '"e' P"ilF your oiood ana
Hu'"S' al" P"'so "o''- f'0' oo"''" 'i' o'""'s
polSols'
St'GNFH;-iiaVe you taken Mercury and other
minerals iahe DF' Lt'"gS htoo" rus lheF
VIII co"niefacl lheif dangerous erect
EIGHTH you just recovered from a spell
otslcFness' rake Dr' LH"yS btoo" rus ihcy
VIII carry oil those humors mixed WIN your
blood produced ny lhe q'ianLty ana variety OIL
medicines you were required 10 axe :.
NMrm'--Afe you m the naolt OF beng b'ed,
idEe Df. Lf'"y b''o" rus lucy VIII i'aNe
bleeding altogether unnecessary.
] ENTH.-Do you follow painting "ofh au'"'i9
wh'te leao' NIX ana '''a'''''lct"rc Pan'',S ana
coiofs; WORK III UIassi copper &c" 1""e '''
Ledg$ i"oV" JUS lhey WIN remove from
your lungs ana s'olilac', inc aust ihha'co ~
your occupations, and thus prevent painter ;
cole, palses OF lead: ana affections OIL inc
lungs
ELuNENTH.-llavc you INDUCED to excess in
eating or drinking; i"6e Dr Letdg's Hood rus.
They will remove the supcrtlnous contents Of
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THE CECIL WING.

erts, also sold by
DR.. WALLACE, Elkton, Md.
E. BRlNGHURST, Wilmington, Del.
MIR. SULLIVAN, IIavre de Grace, Md
DR.. FISHER, Frederick, Nd.
April goth lS44-ly.
Every Body Ought to Know of
DR.. BECHTER'S
PULMONARY PRESERVATIVE.
So efIectual in Coughs, Colds, Influenzas, Ca
tarrhs, Asthma, Pains of the Side and Of the
Breast, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Flood, Shorthess
of Breath, Whooping Cough, all Diseases otth1
Breast and Lungs, and for the arrest otapproach-
ing Consumption.
So popular is DIR. Bechtor IS uimonary Prcsor-
vative throughout all Germany, and atfeciaal
in Diseases of the Lungs, that from its miracul-
GUS effects and wonderful cures-it is there gem
orally known and styled "Dr. Beehter's LIic
Preserver."
As numerous certificates of its very good eff
fects, and wonderful cures in this country, have
been frequently published, il is deemed necessary
only to rem ind the pubic of so valuable a mcdi-
cupe, and inform them where it can be procured
genuine
as rce--Ftty Cents a halfpint bottle,
=. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at
DR.. LEiDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, Ne. l9l
North Second street, b2ow Vine, (sIgn the
Golden Eagle and Serpenis) Philadelphia.
DR.. WALLACE, Elkton, Nd.
L. BRINGHURST, Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. SULLIVAN, Ilavre de Grace, Md
DR. FISHER, Frederick Md.
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NnrnLnmd Cecil Cnllrt,t ST.:

~N onnlico,iru ~ lnsh,, + HiddIe of Cecil
d ECo''It,, ~, nc,i,i,,, i, ,,r;f;uo to mo. the
I.r;I , ~ l'Ir no as.nc;,t Jars Of the
Gr,,t',, ,n,t Of GA C',t, ..Itnr forth
tInt Lr . in ar,naI co,,Gncmcnt for debts he s
,malIn r. and ,t,c,in,r 70 deliver m for the
nraf, at. crcl,t,,s all lis rrorcrtv. real per
sc',oi and ,,,od tn'ul,ch h., - -, nny wav cnti-
,inJ sohn,i,,Ia ,,v ,,.,,r and H., oTbis credits
.,I &, h, ,.;J nr,,,io, mon
oath ami nrai'' ','' IN hc disch,rgea from actual
c,,rn,,,,c,l .'Ird ,n h,y. 'r,IrnlrG ro hin, tn"
t,nrt;t oC cs,yrr,I i,s,Iycrt I,o.,t ,n,,,,ann.
mi Il ,,,,,,.ri,-,r f., ,n ,,,,,,,.,j f,..trss .
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THE POCAhCNThS OR
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety Of Medicines oIIorcd in the
u. States, for'tha cure OF every dscasc-au
theirgcncral use furnish prootthu the confidence
ofthc community On thiscluss of Medicines in
crcases. lfthis had been confined to persons
we'll acquainted with the principles of the heal
ing at iical"ulablc benefit would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately however, these air
liclcs have too frequently been prescribed In
complaints Of opposite character, and the same
medicine been OF, cred asa specific remedy t0r A.
thn.discascs which Acsh is heir to.
In Bilious Fever, enlargement of the Liver,
.auudice. Bilious Cho1ic, Vomiting Sick and
Foul Stomach attended with Ileudachc, Dys-
popsia and Costivcness, Inflammation ofthc l.i@-
or, and all those arrangements Of the stomach
and bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion the Liver and Its circulation, the
Pocahontas Pill will perform the part Of a spe-
cilic or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
oands ofthe public, Il fair trial Oft the Pill, and
bel assured no oncomlums will be necessary
with those who use them.
Milton, Pa. C.B. MERRlCk, H. y.
Sold at DR.. Walace's Medicine and Paint store
Elkton, Joseph llaiMcs Brick Meeting House
elm l., CLAYTON Pivot Bridge, Mary Iano.
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is admitted by all who have used them 4 ard
sbp has not that DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills are
te most untivallcd medicine ever discovered by
he ingenuity OF man. They are sovereign
:uTe for the following mpIaints-l elbow and
bilious fevcrs, fever and aguc, dyspepsia, Group,
yer comnlaint, sick headache, iaundcc, sthma,
lropsy rheumatism. enlargement of the spleen,
plies cholic female distractions, heartburn, fur
tcd tongue, nausea, distcnsion of the stomach &
bowels incipicnt diurrhga, flatulenCy, habituaI
,ostveness, loss of appetite, blouhcd or sallow
rompcX and all cases Of torpor Of the bow
els, where cathaItic or an apericnt Is leodcd
They are exceedingly mild IN Their operation,
producing neither nausea, gr:ping or debility.
Dr.. ]. G.. Smith, of Woodstock Va, says
They are better Pill than | can make" lie
ccommcnds their use.
The aren't at Slratsburgh Va, says he sup
plies families for so miles around with Peters
pills. and they perform such remarkable cures
that they are preferred tocvery other medicine
Mrs f Ward, Of New York, was troubled will
dyspepsia aud liver bonp!aint for Il years. BY
using these Pills a short timeshc was complete y
cured.
Miss Clark was a fl ,cted withirroguariticsant
obstruction attended with most distressing svmI
toms. She was cured by using DIR Peters Pills
Hon T. ID Davis was n fiji ctcd with rheumatism
so as to be unable to dress himself. Three boXc
ofPeter's Pills cured him
But WHY multiply testimonials We say t.
all, try Df. Peters Vegetable Pills, and we WI
guarantee that afterwards you will use them II
preference to all others.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 80 North SIKH
street Philadelphia.
For sale at the Med icinc and p amt stcl'
Joseph Wallace.
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Il L CANNOT BE DENIED
III (Enr Irnlh IL NlimhirN [
IT OF TUIII IS NITITTTN TTIHI
..DR [ EIDN'S SARSN pARII


LSDR. LElDY'S SARSAPARlLLA.eSE
Is the purost strongest, and most ecacious
Of any other preparation Of Sarsaparliia that rs
made.
1t is warranted to be stronger than bottles of
MOST others-stronger than four of SOME, and
stronger than three OF the STRONGEST pre-
pared by any other In the United States.
DR.. Leldys Sarsnparilla is recommended by
all respectable physicians in preference to any
other All who have ever used it, have derived
MORE BENEFIT t:om one bottle than three to
ten or others; and those who, after having used
others preparations, without benefit, will use
Or. Ledy's, will soon be convinced Gas thou
sands have already bcen) Of the foregoing asser-
ton.
The efficacy Of Sarsaparlla is well known in
Scroula OF Kings Eyrl, Erysipeas Diseases of
the Liver, Affections of the Skin and Bones,
Ulcers Of the Nose, Throat az d Body Bheuma-
tisms, White Swelling, and general Purifier
ofthe Blood and Animal Fluids Comment upon
ita virtues is unnecessary. Every body knows ITS
efficacy
SIS several hundred Certificates of remarkable
cures and recommendations from clcrgynirn and
physicians have been from time to time publish
ed in different papers, it is only thought ncces-
sory to kscp he public acquainted as ia where DIR.
Leidy's Sarsaparilla can be obtained genuine,
namely, al Dir. Leidy's Health Emporium, 1871
North Second Street, near Vine St, (,gn Of the
Golden Eagle and Scrpens.)
Price One DOLLAR per bottle; bottles for
g. so, and bottles for $500.
A DvICE GRATISM
IA READ THE FOLLOWING.
Twill do YOU no harm il il does YOU no good.
YOU MAY BE AFFLICTED,
As others have been, aud by taking DIR Loidy'
advice, be cured as thousands have been and can
bear testimony.
FRsr.-Are your Bowels irregular; Are YOU
costivc; Does your food lay heavy IN your
stomach DO you feel sick after eating: Can't
you relish what you eat Have you no appe-
lite; Take DR.. Leidy's Blood Pills. They viii
obviate all.
SECOND Have you bad tasts in Your mouth
mornings and through the day; Have you in
ward fever; Are you troubled with waterbrash
sour eructations or Acidties of the Stomach;
Take DR.. Leidy'S Blood Pills. Your stomach IS
much disordcrcd, and they will restore it to u
healthy condition.
THIRD.-Arc you afflicted with pain in your sides
along your back, of your breasts, stomach,
kidneys, sc; Take DR.. Leidy'S Blo0d Pills.
They viii remove them.
oURTH-Are you troubled With headache,
faintncss, dizziness Of the head, pain over the
region of the heart hoavness of the head,
drowsiness, dimncss Of the eyes, depression Of
the spirits, melancholy, singing noise i'll the
sara, Sc Take Dr. Leidy.S Blood Pills. Your
blood is impure, and as those pills contain Sar-
sapa:a in their composition, they produce
the combined effects Of purgatIon aud purlfca-
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lust Received,

a few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, Rio and
ST. Domingo Coffee some as low as ii
cts per h., and lot of New Bacon, which
will be sold low. WIN. TORBERT,
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Eest 0aC G6fi@GsSS!'

EeEt0aC G6fi=
We
are bound to
believe 1t from the very
circumstance that all who take
DR.. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, do say, that il far cXccls all other Nc.
dicincs, for Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood tick
ling or rising sensation in the throat, hronchltle
whooping cough, Asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
and to prevent persons
from falling into Il
Decline, this me-
d'cine has no
equal.
In districts where Caomcl and Quuinc has
been too freely used in Bilious cumulai.lra e..
DR.. Swayncs Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry,
will prcVentc their evil effects on the system, \
act as strengthening Alternative and improve
the Bilious functions.
CAUTlON.-Ali preparations from this val
liable tree except the original Doct Swaymc'
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, arc fictitious
and counterfeit. Prepared only by Noct. Swdync.
No. 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION.
As oil medIcIes which become very popular
like that of Dr Swaune,S Chmpound Syrup Of
Wild cherry, aucn pts TO Initiate or Counterfeit
in some way. are very frequently rcsortcd 10
Therefore il is thought b. st to put the public on
their guard against Imposition. In tic course
of only two or three after this most dcser
vedIy popular remedy had introduced itself into
the sick chamber, and its fame become widely
known, up springs several others into the market
and with a view to give currency to their new
inventions, they take the name Of via Cherry
to add TO their patched up noslrnns, thinking TO
borrow a reputation from that already established
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Cooking Stoves.

large and good assortment Of Cooking and Plain Stoves con-
sany hand among which will be found Sections Revolving
the best cooking stove now in
Merchants and others would do well to take with them Of
bills and compare them with the prices of the articles they
wish purchase, whatever establishment they may CALL and
they will find to their interest call No. 3, Mechanics
Row. Ekon which stand they may supply themselves at about
half the usual price ENOCH CLOUD.
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness o
the times and the great scarcity OF money, ic'is
disposed to sell his work at prices that viii suit
the convenience Of al.wEo may wish to pur-
chase,
Undertaking He also informs the public, that
he is prepared to make at tic shortest noli'e
COFFINS of every description He has ajs"
also first rate HEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge aIduties in this line Of bust
ness, which will be done, whenever his services
arc required. LEVI r. BOULDEN'
June 6, lS13-ly
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Fancy Stoves.

He wishes also inform the Public that having experienced
hands his employ, he prepared make order all kinds OF
Sheet Iron Stoves of both Russia and lron Radiators
Plain Ornamental Air Tight Stoves, and common Sheet Iron
Stoves can be had order all times the favorable
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TIN WARE.

ywhoesale retail fifty cent lower than can be had Tor
the cities for truth of which he refers the following list OF
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CABIN ET-W ARE-ROOM,

FHyIlE subscriber, thankful for past fayors,
q would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, that lie is still carving on
the above business at the OLD STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling Of Edward Wilson, EsGf'.
where he has couslsntly On hand large and
general assortment OF
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TOl7!HE PUBLIC
--G6t-

The Subscriber for the purpose of doing cash business only
of extending his business has determined to accommodate the
public by selling
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Tho subscriber in oidcr TO comiutm to the de
pressed state Of times are prepared t" inInsh
Mems Women and CMldrcn's boots and shoes
ofalmost every description. at the following rc
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CABINET ARE.
all Of which is made Of the
best materials. by cNprrien-
ccd workmcn, under his IN
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed OF
on accommodating terms.
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A good assortment Of Japan WaTe
egeraors, Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs made to order
All kinds of factory work done in the best manner.
SCOUTING AND ROOFING,
With Tin link "copper" done the shortest notice, and the
workmanship warranted to be done in the best
The subscriber all manufactured in his shop to
equal that be had establishment either
Baltimore Phaepha both in the quality Of the material used
and workmanship and he respectfully invites the public to call and
examine for themselves
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Important News from ElktOn.
TIE i.R,NkEES BEi / .iT
LAST.

n al how very cheap arc Boot
81 qFand Shoes at Thomas c
.-t.k ieAaCROuCI'S boot and shoe store,
II sign of the Big Boot opposite the
e~h C.lrt unnsr. Elktnn.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-17

Ny rides through the country have
mo of lrcland's beauty and fer
tdity. No country in the whole world,
after Amerca--has been SO teminentIy
blessed in natural resources as this Perse-
cuted land. Indeed America only ex-
GELS i, in extent. II surprises me hourly
to see the heart with which the poor here
bear up against wretchedness. They
sing and joke in their very misery. If
Repeal should not be granted, the conse-
auence would be terrible no man could
describe the awful reaction. But my.
self am as sanguine of the Ultimate tri.
umph of Repeal as are the immediate
coadiutors of observation-disclosures the
Queen still opposes it. Her speech by
The way, you will find as commonplace
as all royal speeches are. Its breyity is
its only merit.
find The Democratic spirit stronger
in ireland than England--yet caste il
kept up with the same striclness. Forms
and Conventionalism often outlas: the
spirit which created them. Until the
next liner, ndies. w. w.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-17

led beautiful declaimer Tin the best sense
of the SordA as contradis,inguished from
an orator. He seemed very popular
with the Repealers. l left Mauric o.
ConneIl handing in money to the Treau-
~.
The Repeal movement is one OF peace
and the determination visible on the brow
of ever one; speaks volumes. You hear
no incorporate expessions-every one
seems TO attend to his business-and qnl-
e, seigns over tho whole city. The move
men, of the government in excluding
Catholics from the panel is telling with
,remeuduous effect. One thing hold 10
be Repeal must triumph. New
er were people more determined than
this people. say this wei! knowing
the meaning and efec. Of such words.
Indeed the American Repealers should
no, be Idle. The Repeal treasury is sub
;ect to enormous drafts and the friends O.
iifeedom over the water should do all il
their power to aid Ireland in the presen
legal crisis-a bleeding land calls for as
sis,ance.
Yours, truly. w. w.
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the sum which was bid on such real es-
tate, together with the interest on thai
SUN from the time of the sale, at The rate
of seven per cent per annum, then tire
said deed shah be destroyed by the re.
gis.er aforesaid, and the register shall
also enter in the book Of mortgages, on
the page where the said mortgage is re-
corded, memorandum that said mort.
gage is satisfied and paid, in whole or in
part, as the case may be.
Sec. Z. Any party desiring to perpet-
uate the evidence of any sale, pursuant
to the provisions of This aci, may procure
the following afiidavits: First. An affi-
davit stating the publishing of the notice
of sale in newspaper, to be made by the
printer of such newspaper or SONS person
in his employ knowing the facts. and
Seconds An affidav VT stating the circum-
stances respecting the sale of the premi-
ses, to be made by the person who acted
as auciiOneer at the sale.
Sect. 8 The said affidavlts shall be
taken before a judge ola court OF record,
oe master in chancery. notary public, or
Justice Of the peace of the county IN which
the premises are situated, and shall be
recorded in The book of mortgages IN The
registry of deeds Of said county, and the
affidavIs so recorded. or copies thereof
certified by The register in whose office
The same shall have been recorded, shall
be received as presumplive evidence Of
the facts therein contained.
Sec. 9. If after the sale of any real es
tate made as herein prescribed. there
shall remain in the hands of the register
any surplus money paid to him by the
person making the sale after saiily ing the
mortgage ON which such real estate wa:
sold, the same shall be paid the mofga
gor his legal representatives or assigns OF
demand.
Sec. 10. The fees and charges allow.
ed by law Hnreclosing any mortgage shall
in all cases, be added to the amounl due Oh
the mortgage. and be considered as par
thereof in The sale OF the mor'gaged pre-
misses, aud also IN the redemption there.
of.
Sec. IL. In case of the death of any
person to whom a deed may be made un
der the provisions of this act, before ih'
expiration OF the time TO redeem, the sal
deed shall be delivered 10 his heirs, ex
ecutors, administrators or assignees, AM
shall have the same operation and effec
as though delivered TO the purchases il
the life tine of the grantee in such dec,
named.
Sect. IL. All acts or parts of acts in
consistent with this act, be aud the sam
are hereby repealed but this act sha
not be construed to affect any proceeding
commenced or had under or by virtue {
any sets or part Of acts repealed by thi
act.
Approved March @. 1874.
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Yours, truly. w. w.
Dublin February 2, lS44.

f/uUttU Il GU HU y ~
Dear sirs--The council of The trav.
ersers are still addressing the Jury IN the
Queens Bench. O'Connell's great
sueech is still to come, and | have been
informed that he has said that the exordi-
um of his address shall be read IN Amer.
;ca before he delivers the peroration. Ihe
literature of our language, ifnothing else,
will be benefited by these trials; for rare
", If ever. in any Court, have SO much
brilliant wit,migh,y cloqudnce and torciole
logic been uttered as in the Dublin Queens
Bench during The last two weeks.
In Mr.. Whi,eside's mastery effort |
find the following exquisite passage.
because the poor fellows who com
pose the Temperance Bands through the
country don't 60 TO the public house now
at night, get drunk and break each others
heads, as heretofore-because they don't
do that; but indulge in playing musical
instruments--why,i, is said BIZ the Attor'
ney Generai--it is distorted by a supple
understandings is twisted into foul
and dark conspiracy J"
lam more and moro made certain in
nv own mind that ireland. no matter how
these State prosecutions terminate, must
remain quiet. The Libera,or. in very
beautiful and forcibIe speech, at the last
| meeting in Cancellation Hall, impressed
The absolute necessity Of order, ifthe peo-
pie of their fine blu. ilI-la,ed country wish.
/ ed Repeal and Freedom. His remarks
were responded 10 by the imense auditory
/ in heart speaking manner. The Lib
orator also recommended all Repealers
10 adopt, as mark, q peculiar button, to
be worn on the coat. 'Let every Re-
pealer---le, every friend to his native
land" cried he, "be known" He re-
GREETED the small amount Of the rent conn
Jog in he understood that the Repeal.
ers throughout the Island were boarding
up funds for the purpose of sending in
large amounts at The close of the trials
/ This course he considered very foolish.
NV word for il, the rent received in Con-
cilia,ion Hall rext Monday will exceed
the last by hundreds Of pounds.
| The Attorney General disgraced him
self and insul,ed "her Majesty" a few
dav since, in the Queens bench. by chal-
longing Mr.. Fi,EgibLon, counsel of one Of
the traversers. All parties unite IN de-
noucmg his puerile and ungen'lemanly
conduct. He will lose his place, if Pee
bends to public opinion. mad the pleas,
ure of dining the other day with the Rev
Denni. Murphy, and half a dozen o,hel
Catholic clergymen. The toasts ahc
speeches we're all about America. Oh.
that thy friends in Gotham could see as
see the gratitude of these noble sons o
Erin towards "lhe land Of the FREE y
America is absolutely idolized in Ireland
her ms. itutions-her sympathy toward
the struggling Emerald isle-her rel'g
;ous ,oIerance-all command the deepes
veneration. wish Mr.. Sheal would &c
out all edition of his fine poem, 'Clontrai
!, here-it would be of service to IRELAND
, and wreath his brow with transatlan'l
laurels.