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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
& A Miser's Marriage Sermon.

"My son Marcantonio. - said old
Campo, Hwhile Don Vitale is giving to
his daughter the instruction, which a
good father owes to his child, il is 'ne>
cessary notwithstanding your good sense
and other excellent qualities, that !
should impress upon your memory also
some wise advice in the presence ofmy
brother Taccagui, (misers.) We have
often meditated like men of mature age
and experience, on the advantages and
inconveniences Of matrimony. 1t is for
you to secure and to retain the profits Of
a conjugal state, by discountenancing
and diminishing by degrees the expenses
and outlay consequent upon that condl'
ton. .- ..e... ,..-
"A woman must not have ideas and
tastes contrary to those OF her husband
that is why have chosen for you help.
mate imbued and penetrated with out
doctrines. You are economical; you re.
quire parsimonious partner, and / trus!
that Luigui will be such. In the pre-
cepts of our club, it is said that, if you
venture to take wife, you should choose
her small, because she can dress cheaper
she will spend less for her linen and
other clothes; that is why | chose little
wife for you. If the expenses of mar
ried man are heavier than those of {
bachelor, there is a compensation; the
woman works and takes care of tht
house. Never suffer your spouse tt
be idle. Always keep her at home, or
if she 60 to see neighbor, make he
carry her work with her, she will save
candles while she works by anothef's
lamp. Youth requires amusement; mee'
the evil hair way, and show yoursel
a good husband without its costing you
anything. by walking out with your wife
on fine days, but avoid coffee houses
theatres, pastry cooks, and rain, which
latter would oblIge you to take shelter il
some place where you must spend mon
ey. DO not let Luigui walk on the Rial
to-, among the jewelers., nor in the Mer'
ceria, where rich stuffs and laces might
excite her envy; nor in any other neigh
borhood where a display of expensive
objects present an odious temptation. u
The "yVeeo Aladdin" By Paul de
yNussI.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
USTLES.
"Bustles are all fleeting shtw
For mans delusion given;
They're stuffed with bran, and filled with tow
Stick out about feet or So
They're all cheat, by heaven!" ,s
Blu S TIES S.

What is right' Is it an abstract pfsss.," !
or is it a eonven tonal and relative term 20 W
interpreted accor ding to the peculiar creed OF
each individual The principle OF right is an
upalterable law of God, fixed upon an un-
ch angeing foundation-biuding, alike upon
man Under all circumstances, and on all occa>
sions-during oil ages, and with whatever Sc
verify our lot may be asst: and it is this: Let
all our acts tend to the happiness OF those
with whom we may be overwhelmingly
rending to our neighbors all the good it is ir
our power to onter--promoting the best IN
terests of the human race-shedding aronnt
that blessed influence which virtue and trutl
ever infuse, and giving confidence to man
by elevating the standard Of human action AM
human motives .-Bafalo Pilot.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

AGooD REToRT.--The ladies' of Rochester
have adopted the motto, "I'otal abstinence o,
no husbands" The young gentlemen, to be
even, adopted the motto. "JVutural waists o,
no Uives" ss5J"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
A r RIVED A t LAST
GWIFT & HATCH are now receiving di>
- rect from New York, another extensive
DRUGS s. .7YEHDECE.N.ES.


DRUGS s. .ZzEDECE.N.ES,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs, together with
choice lot of FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also fine lot of Paint, Varnish, White wash
and stripping Brushes, and in short nearly every
thing usually found in Drug Stores, which
were purchased for cash and for cash we can
and will sell as low as any other establishment
in this section of the country. We would
particularly invite Physicians, Printers, Hat
ters and cIothiers to examine our stock be,
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we think we
can do what they will call the falrsthiug in
quality and price.
Ravenna, sept. II, lS45.
P. S.-We have pound or two of that so
cent ~ which there is so much taAr- ,, ss,;st +,
rSwIFT g. HATlcluI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

81 MEANT TO. .''-l meant to have told
YOU of that hole," said man to MS
friend who stumbled into a pit tull OF
water. "No matter now," said the 9th
er, blowing the mud and water out q q
his mouth, 81 have found il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

care you fond oftongue, sir :" -
was always fond of tongue, madam ane
like it STILL"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

@ Why is room filled with mar.
ried people like an empty room9 Be
cause there 10 not single person in it
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

FAn itinerant lecturer, down east,
always quoted a we'll known couple'
from Pope in the following manner
IT'S education forms the common mind,
And with twig they drive 1t in tehind!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

EER 1t is said that however well vers-
ed young ladies may be in grammer,
very few ofthem can decline matrimony
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
THE STATE OF ONO,
Portage County, SIS.

The STATE OF OHIo, Court of Common
Portage County, SIS. Pleas vacation after
June Term A. d. 345.
Isaac Wilson
VS..
Rees T. Howell s. LII ohahcory'
Merldeth II. Thomas,
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of
Common Pleas of the said County of Portage
and State of Ohio at their June Term A. d.
la45 said Rees T. Howell and Mcrideth Fl.
Thomas are hereby notified that on the SOth
day of June A. D. lS45, Isaac Wilson Of
Deerfeld in said County of Portage, filed in
said Court q Bill of Chancery against the
said Rees T. Howell and Meridi,h f. Thomas
the object and prayer of which Bill is that
an account may be taken of how much is due
on certain article in writing made by one
Gaus Smith Of Palmyra in said County, to
said Howell and Thomas and by said Gaius
Smith on the seventh day of March A. D.
1874 assigned to said Isaac Wilson, saiS1aF>
tlcie being an agreement; on certain cendl,
tions therein stipulated, for the sale of one
hundred and one acres and sixty mine rods of
land, &slot No. SO in the Township of Paris
In said County, and thatthe amount SO found
due on said article may be paid to the said
Isaac Wilsonor that their interestin the same
be forclosed and for general relief. and the
said Rees L. Howell and Merideth I'll. Thom>
as are further notified that unless they appear
plead answer or demur to said Bill within sixty
days after the next Term of said Court the
said Isaac Wilson at the next Term after the
expiration of said sixty days will apply to
said Court TO take the matters of the Bill as
confessed and to decree thereon accordingly,
LUTHER DAY,
Sol. for Complainant.
Sept, 9, 1916. evils.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
P AIN TING,

TyHE subscriber takes this method to tpv-
IL aform the public that he has rented 1hez
Paint-shop of m ID. CLARK & Co. and isy
prepared to do ail;kinds of q g4.! 13a,t Ns
Carriage and Buggy Painting
on as short notice and as cheap as caa hse
done in the County. And he hopes, by beingx
prompt and attentive to his business, to meriE
liberal share Of patronage.
Those having Buggies in country slfopss.
will find it to their interest to bring them tos
him at ClaIk's shop. Particular attention wtll,
be paid to re e-painting old Buggies and Ways.
gons. Refer to N. d. Clark s. Co. .,
9 T- .TF- @3 H. T. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, June S. 1845. ,E.'' '-s''.'s
Having rented our Paint-shop to Mr.. m.
L. Seymour, and reposing full confidence in
him, he having done our painting the past,
year and intending to furnish him with the
same the present year, we cheerfuIly recon~
mend him to all who may require his services
IN Carriage Painting, or any other workin
his line of business. 3,.g .al rus
N. d. CLARK q Co.
Ravenna, June 5, lS45. ...
The STATE OF ONO, } Court of Com. Pleas
Portage County, SIS. vacation after June
Term, A. D. 184a.
William N. Merwin, \ .'.52 ti'4
| Admir-. of Samuel Polin, 1aaa >5$
| . VS.. Petition to cell
Mary Polin, }equltable interest,"
Zenas Polin. in Land,
Abner Polin,
Thornton Polin, 4
THE Defendants in this cause. will takesnc~
tice that L have this day flied my Petition in
the oficeiof the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Portage county the object and pray
er of which is, to authorize and empower
me as Administrator os aforesaid, to sell and
dispose of the equitable interest belonging TO
the Estate of Samuel Polin deceased, in and
to, two hundred acres of land on Lot No. s&
in Palmyra. r.. .a a.,ai-
/ WIN. N. MER WfN;. ..@.
/ Admir-. Of Samuel Polios
i Ravenna, Aug 90, 1s45. ewl4. ?
BOOK sTOREI AND B1NDERY.
rHyHE subscriber continues the manufac-
u. ture Of all kinds of Blank BOOKS
at his old stard In Cuyahoga' Falls, where
the public can be furnished with any kind Of
Blank Books at the shortest. notice in style
not inferior to any to be found in the Sta.s,
and as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to
Re-Binding old Books and PERI
| odicals, T..
and all kinds of ruling done to order. q
The subscriber has on hand good as
sortment of BLANK BOOKS: also a general
assortment of .. 81, ttta a#Gs;
School & Miscellaneous Books.
/ All orders for work in his line, can be left
with HORACE Y. BEEBE, of Ravenna, who
will deliver the work free of charge, and the
public can depend upon having their work
done yell and at moderate prices. f. ..s Z
.n........ ...n O. b. BEEBH.
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Medical Aid,

mr. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt strest, Consulted IN all
IL Of DR. q. regular Physician
Surgeon and Of than twenty years experience
during which he has made valuable aud important
discoveries curing speedily Terms Tor ned
cine and advice and will be sent by express to any part oil
the country r, ,Ic,r... =
the Of Dr. g. IN the most aston
shing He the of method by which he
will structure days as It formerly
took months and besides this his plan not in the least
painful the certain and abiding whereas the old mode
of did frequently leave the patient off
be- ncuab structure Of thirty years duration cured
by Dr. g. a single week. One of the most common symp
of little Involuntary Of water immed
tey after urinaing printed circular upon this subject
will be forwarded on application. ..u, NV.
The Private TREATISE, called 1.-The kubicon. This
little volume Pr g. is the author and pubsher Is
essentially with those who for good reasons may
happen to need silent and rusy friend Il written IN
themselves 1t treats the diseases and OF
hod small edition Of this work has been prepared
be by malt the which sabou cents to any
part of the United States.
Dr. Cregorys private Offices No. Roosevelt street,
from Chatham be had his Cordial and Book;
and also advice all hours OF the day evening" Al! COM
munications will be considered strictly confidential The fol-
lowing drug agencies for the sale Of the book ana
remedies No 8s William Maiden Lanes 80 Fulton
Of Water 70 Fulton ST., corner oil Gold s ~
Bowery Of Walker lt6 Delaney ST. corner q sui
folk II East Broadway OF Market ST. and both
corrers of r., adv ,v AND Chambers lm%r
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ing has been heretofore mainly by spinnsr
to supply their immediate wants. Exporters for the
Continent and Liverpool participating to very limited
extent and prices may now be- quoted nearly half
cent higher than at that date Although the unsettled
state of relations with England regard to the Orr
gon question has, in addition to the small stock in the
city been availed OF by holders petex to advance
their rates, yet does not to have stimulated any
purchases on home account for the English market at
least to very small extent the only buying being for
few orders which our present quotations will barely
1000 bales for the week ending 18th inst 4200 bales
the market closing firm at above figures The aspect Of
the present crop presents new appearance and pub
lie opinion appears TO be centered on 240O 900 bales
estimated heretofore although little difference
exists In the put down for specific ports The
receipts the this year to the latest dates
have been few thousand bales less than to the
dates last but the exports have been in the az
gregate a few thousand bales larger. The movements
of the staple up the latest dates for the past three
years have been unexampled.
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Bales.
Receipts Ports In the u s. since Sept $780, 500 62l
q same period last year. ,2l3
" year before AIS lao
Exports from U. S since Sept. /, 1915. 297 $40
g same period last year. ..2s9,s5
=" year before. -. .l57 ,2S7
The receipts at this port since the first instant have
been 5000 bales Exports 67l2 bales. Taken by Spin
ners 900 bales. Taken speculation 1000 bales Stock
in city 200 bales. Amount on sale 1000 bales
We the current quotations in this market at the
close compared with those ruling the 10th of Novem
ber
QuorArIIoSs ~ THE NEw YoRx MARxrr.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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MILL Of similar dimensions, will be erected by the same
corporation next summer. The new Prescott Cotton
March. The machinery is soon to be put in. The
are to be of iron Heretofore the loom
frames have ali been made Of wood The machinery for
this new mill is all made being made in that city, at
the large machine shop machine shop Of the largest
class employing two hundred men, Is said to be
going up nj Exeter.
The old domestic house Of Woodward & Brinkle. OF
Philadelphia have purchased the property at Groveve,
about two miles from Bordentown. The Burlington
Gazette says it will be Immediately put in order for
cotton manufacturing The price paid was $4,000 for
which the purchasers got three mill buildings with
water power q store house, quite village of small
buildings and about sixty of land. This property
has long been in comparatively unproductive state
but under the management OF the capitalists who have
now taken il in hand Grovevile may be expected to be-
come a thriving and business doing village
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Hsrehsas Or, So foa,iss LssIHPo Roseos
sp Boston, United States pas H Fi hl kiaslg%
Aas&s E & iIs,:s
Sse cojo%s chu;,a B lhvsOS Dana Dana
Se Ieito
Marsars , Bj disc; Maals" Boston; MartS BaimsTs
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stsadish Spencer New YORK; Ro,Isehld sIsSo.
fss ' Du oess.aa ssa'
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hys aIsn seac DON
George do; Tit, Hsyans Ursula. une; WIN Davis disc
schrs Absha jenkins, Baltimore; Dudley Gregory, Apaa'
chcola Eugene. savannah Fame Flord tseaml Apa-
schicoa; Gertrude unc; John. do; Josephine, do Laura
Virginia Mex do Magnet Arkansas Bay; Mary Hammond,
unc; Mary Washington bay; Mary Wilkes Havana;
Pilgrim unc Sabine disc southerne Arkansas Bays Thanus,
ais s. TsiS Brisk from Kits. s
Energy Bourne dos Delta Haley Do; Clio Wiiso@ DO;
and EQUATOR Gard Ba%cls b 70 forI p h n H.
Owls HAD. DEG 9-An brig Clinton, Bangor for Cuba =,
PHILADELPHIA, D,c B-An brig Oceana, NOrleans Cid
bague Harriet ThemIsea Aaigps brgs Orion West Indies;
PORTLAND Dec liar sch Adelaide, Stackpole, Ny ork;
l2h Exchange Clark Machias for do Cid barque Diligence
(new) Maanzas. ~
SAvANNAH Dec. 5.-In port, ships Jane, (Br) McLane;
Lancashire; Lyon; Cumming, Thayer; Lancaster Sim
Arkansas Lasbes and Pstten LiyerpqSl solGo
sr WiIts. Gfeenos5 Hsltio;d, New York
Vincent, and Roman Doane, New York; Georgia, Collins
sbr isSs S1ss oIa We
Virgin Jordan, New Orleans; Despatch. Carly; Philade
.phis Excel Smith, Exact, johnson; Wilson Fullnr Cobb
sand Macan, Hayden, New York; Talleyrald, Kuowlton
Boston: Rebecca Staples and Henry Lee Green, waiting
.chr Wascogus Wass New York; New York, Sleeper and
Levant, Simmons, dischg. ~
nrsan In
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Medical Gard.

DOCTOR MORRIS
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DiSPENSARY. 2045< Fulton street,
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentialy
all private Diseases which he without mercury
strain diet pursuit Recent particularly Gono
rh0a," he in to days.
STRUCTURES or THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved rncipes, without pain or ncopyenieace 70
th patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
Of other affections OF urinary apparatus but
Surgeogy should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands
suffer mneh injury from awkward e,itioners x
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection the train Of evils resulting from de
habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal and nlt
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating original perfect guaranteed, no
charge. i, :.
N B.-Dr M holds communion with medical pstendes.
advertising Surgeon the city, See his diplomas IN his Office
2 Fulton Letters post paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part OF the Unon
Office 2O4S Fulton street. Greenwich New York Opea
from A Nj TO 10 r M. daiiy. n2l .lm+Tc
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Medical Aid.
DOC TOR CIR T. COR

ID T. OR GR II q DRY.
NERVOUS Constitutional also sexual Debility re-
s1lng from certain adiscreet secret practices Of the
youthful and thoughtlcss Nature good
- ever forget her customers but will later call them
to an accouna fearful reconng sometimes proves be
Among the symptoms OF this bigtng and desoang habit
impotency nocturnal emissions consumption wasting OF
he BODY pspitation Of the heart shaking Of the
hands confusion Of the intellect want of ~ business
drelish for reading for sleep dro
,orac'ous appetite for fcod and sometimes total or partial
loss Of Of the faculties, such the sisht hear
ing, voice, memory, &c. aud also the arrangement OF
CERTAIN organs such the mach liver lungs and brain
This last symptom indicates the rapid approach OF insanity
FOR repairing aud re nvgoa,ing the cSnsnutgn ana
energies OF such this wise afhtcteu. III -.
would earnestly recommend his nyigorating, Tome
Codat strengthens, and generously nouhes he system
aud not followed by reaction, the case WIN oe re
NEEDLES its good effects and NE cur listing
Price 81 bottle Of half dozen of sV 10 be sent
by any Of the country or what Is more convent
aud less the ingredients N owdefe be sent
by mail much will make three bottles with fall direc
lions aud advice for g. and larger quantity IN proportion Dr.
Gregory is consulted at his private Offices No. Roosevelt
one door from Chatham all hours. All are
CONFIDENTIAL and il by mall be post paid Patients in
waiting received separate apartments and course
meet each other DR. o. 10 regular Physician md Surgeon
and been than twenty the practice Of treating
private diseases In all their yuises. Terms reasonable
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER 10.


Ship New York, Cropper Liverpool, c II Marshall.
Ship Isaac Newton Spauding New Orleans, VIM Nelson.
Barque Rolia Gibertson, Richmond
Portuguese brig Morea, dAquara, Lisbon, Grnnell, Min
turn X Co
Brig Pallas. Haven, Grenada, Nesmith s. Walsh.
Brig Mton Culbert, st Thomas and market, Nesmith
Walsh
Schr Amos Burdsall, Burdsal Pitch Landing.
Xchr LIE Roy, BedeIl Norfolk Sturges CIearman 4 Co.
Schr Renown, Lowell, Boston.
Schr Amibella, Sayres, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Catarne Crane, Charleston Dec 3D. with and
Swedish bargue Lofty Douhan 81 days from Antwerp with
mdse, TO Gerding x Kunkelmann.
Swedish brig Neptunes, Boreson CT days from Gele via
Elsneur, with 1897 bars Boorman Johnston Co
Brig Isabella Drebrrt 81 days from Rio Janeiro with 5000
bags coffee to Mason & Thompson
Brig poma, Fly, from st Marys Ga. via Newport, RI,
days, with mdse.
brig Adams, Peachy from Machas, with lumber to the
Brig Creole Cook se hours from New Bedford in ballast
Brig Lewis Welsh Leland days from Providence RI. in
ballast.
Schr Mary Maria, Hicks, from Thomaston, with lime.
Schr Chappell, Nash. Machias, lumber to + Snow.
Schr franklin, Crocket. Thomaston
Schr Bath, Robinson, Nantucket.
Below.
Ship Cherokee, Gushing, from New Orleans
Brig Orole Barsow from Rio Grande with hides, sc.
Barstow & Pope.
Also, barque aud two briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Goodwin, Liverpool; Finland, do; Sartee, New Or
Ieans barque Macela Trieste; briggs Chase Georgetown Fa
con, Bermuda schr Drew Port au Prince
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ss':SlsGal isafd

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of 1866 Fulton
stIs. New soI1 author Of late pubicaton s
aud ssrilty snatomissy physolosay ssd Daeac.ly sa
OF Syphilis, Secondary Sym Gonorr
ha, elect, Structures Seminal Weakness Whites, Noc
turna Emissions and all arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the
and IT, m practice and long experience
nvesgatn pathology of the various structures OF the
organs he ell cases That he under
takes permanent radical His diplomas from Lon
dom dnbug and Phsdepha also his honorary degree from
the State Louisiana suspended large frames in his Of
fee 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance, enclosing $1 can have copy oil ms
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females
All letters aud addressed Dr. H. Fawcett 1876 Full
ton street, will receive due attention. ola lmerc
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try when the British invaded the territory OF his
native State; and it he who stood nobly tor her
rights, her honor, and her glory, during the tmd
administration OF Martin Van Buren,. have care
fully studied his character and believe that we nave
few more patriotic, and none more honest ne is
one of the strongest men in the senate, ana MS in-
fiuence is unbounded; he viii split no straws; Du,
will give the Message as hearty support, ana
with as good an appetite as he would eat pumpkin
pie The intrieuers will find him stern man TO
deal WITH and already begin to repudiate the idea
that Senators must stoop TO the tricks OF mounte-
banks and that honesty is not the best policy. l
look upon him as one OF the last OF the seventy
sixers IN everything that dignifies patriot and
gives force a statesman and the only thing that
regret Isl that we have not more such men. Like
Dickinson of New York, he seems 10 represent the
purer and younger democracy, and TO have cut
loose from the " orn-out hacks OF the party. They
botn will yet write their names, II not begued by
the seducons OF place and honor, In letters OF glory
upon the brightest page OF their countrys fame.
In my next | shall give another hit at quite
different sort OF people from my last. The
White House has been crowded with visitors
OF every kind, and poor Mrs; Polk looks
Iaded out-she is in Truth splendid woman.
Speaking TO one of the foreign diplomats to-
day, he said :" that she reminded him more OF the
Empress josephine, in her elegance OF
address and grace OF manner, than any other wo
man that he had ever seen" She certainly " seems
TO the manner born," as the French say, and with
natural polteness and kind feeling, she is, beyond
doubt, one of the most accomplished women in
America-and does the honors OF her high station
with the same fait air, as If she had ever been
Presidents wife.
Ihave some very important things that you shall
The suppressed administration OF John Tyler.
Eor-cur