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br r.r -f t t ~ 10y nf January 1876, before ur.
DE l1vt-r Pr Of ard and the
ETY. aiFc 90 frrsaly appeared B.nr q Green, and made
pn 'h D. nov tvHrRey ~ Almighty Cod nat he matters and
r 90 ipnh n 0 above annexed ccnhclrsf iuH AMI
rfIri fnHu l..lfe JEssE CLOUD, J. r.
h' pu'ic-ton should the y = roy who, he
dcfon ana npdsncs youh should have
On himself any Of The evil alluded % sboyr N iuch he French
Doctor o'' be s'vcss nd pied the most Agroras fsecv
he believe that be- h1s the q remedyng her rnrngs
and y obiinnro Tor them charge required
~ hfmemef, W nUEf, 81 tn French Nedeai 0ure, 10
t9uh ifesfct street street. before houae
Advics daily from no tp 30 Pm.
Bai.ln,fs rrut o. irts. Iy
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To prevent taking cold, put tub of water in
your bedroom on going TO bed cover it over, and
if it is frozen in the morning, break the ice, dip
the head in first, then stepn and sponge the body
all over-then take two crash towels, and rub the
body down well; and if your fingers are numb,
thaw them over a candle, or set piece OF paper
on fire and dress quick as possible-then walk
a mile or two to face the north-westers, and re-
i'm home to breakfast!
PS. BY persevering in the above, have
never taken cold; and for headache have
not had one for forty years
From Colds and Sickness am Free
My age is almost seventy three
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GOING TO Law. Two Dutchmen. who built
and used in common small bridge over little
stream which ran through their farms, had dis
pute concerning certain repairs which were re-
quired one of them objected to paying the ex-
pense of the purchase Of two or three new planks.
Finally the aggrieyed party went a neighboring
lawyer, and placing ten dollars in his hand, said,
will give you all dish moneys if you'll make
Hans do justice nit the bridge
How much will it cost to repair the bridge !"
asked the honest counsellor of the determined ht-
igant
Well, den, not more as FIVE tollar,' replied the
Dutchman.
Very WE'LL said the lawyer, pocketing one OF
the notes and handing him the other, take this,
and go and get the bridge repaired; it is the best
course you can take.
Yaas, said the Dutchman, slowly, dat ish
more better dan to quarrel init Hans; bat as he
went along home, he shook his head frequently,
as if unable after all, quite clearly to see how he
had gained any thing by going to law.
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FRUIT TREES, &c,

Sf The Worcester Nursery
%VM@% T > well stocked with good variety of
Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches
-s1zSs>>-> Apric0ts, NectaFines, Ounces, English
Gooseberries choice Strawberries Dutch Currants Ant
werp and other Raspberries, Grape Vines sc. And
The Proprietor OF this Nursery constantly collecting such
varieties of Fruits superior excellence and are
worthy OF cultivation in this climate
AI.S0-d great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS
Balsam FRS and other Eversreens, European Mountain
Ash, Horse Chestnuts, Weeping Willows, Linden and
Tulip Trees Honey and varieties suia
Bile 10 this latitude and esteemed for their beauty
~ Arbor Vitae, Buck Thorn, Privet, &c for Hedges
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHIIAs
BORDER FLOWERS, &c &C
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant &C.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONs of large variety of choice fruit
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to- and Frees packed 10 go safely
any distance SAMUEL H. COTTON
worcester, I'd mo. IS. dwtf6 ProprieEor.
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

At meeting OF the Committee of the Citizens of Wor-
for the relief of the furnishing People Of Ireland held
the Evening of the ED inst il unanimously re-
commended that, in further aid Of the object contribn
be taken in all the Churches of the Town on the
afternoon the Lords Day And the Revd Clergy
respectfully requested give opportunity such
collections by suitable notice their congregations re-
spectvey. BY order OF the Committee,
LEVI LINCOLN, Chairman.
Worcester, Feb "a, ls47.
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TEETH Removed without Pain,

The use of the LErH EoN, Tor Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry eccsUely granted by the Patenee TO the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP < HARRIS, who have used il
cessfuy since IT, Introduction, would invite those desiring
to rid themseye Of roubesnme teeth without suffering
to call at their oce where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and sllnlly performed reasonable
d30 Rooms, l54, Main-street.
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TEETH BEAuTIFIEn.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES
particular that he is enabled by a NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth so as to give them all beauty which
they are capable, and to leave them in such as
easily TO be kept in order by the individuals themselves
o IL. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne VapOr in the operation of extracting teeth.
o.. ii. BLOOD.
N B. For SALE superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. II Worcester, Jan co.
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FOX SOOGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary RaIsam
viii be found truly valuable safe ard highly eficacous
article as can be shown from the unquestionabe a
Ihorty o. and those who have il during
established That has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WV JoN'N CUTLER.
REED a. CUTLER, BOSTON, (Iate Reed, Wing e.
Cntie Projectors For sale by Druggists Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally and in Worcester by
GREEN s. Co. Price so cts 6m Dec H.
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RE-OpENING.

HAVlNG nearly completed the alterations in
my Store, would respectfully give notice that 1t
will be re- opened to the public
ON THURSDAY, FEB'Y 18th.
In the course of the laie Improvement have sdled to
the principal SaesRoons Of 500 square feet
besides finishing IA the third story large and convenient
CARPET ROOM.
Having very much reduced my old stock shall, the
FIRST OF MARCH, open very large stock Of new and
desirable Goods, to which the purchasers is
respectfully solicited. HENRY II lCHAMBELIN,
Worcester, Feb "a div 1862 e. l64 Main st.
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CIRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE. A schooner
sailed from New Y ork Tor Charleston, S. c. with
some Is or 20 passengers. On the voyage some
hashed meat was served for dinner, and while
eating it, several of the passengers became sick,
and it was suspected that poison was the cause.
The cook, black man, was suspected, and after
charging him with the deed, which he denied
the Captain asked him TO eat OF the meat, which
he declined. Some one or two of the passengers
died. When the vessel arrived at Charleston,
the cook was arrested and held for trial.
The mate of the vessel was not to be found,
and no one knew him or where he had gone.-
The cook was brought to trial. A New England
lawyer defended him. was present at the trial,
and the only evidence against him was the fact
that he refused TO eat the poisoned meat. All
the eloquence of his young attorney could not
save him. He was found guilty and sentenced
to be hung. | visited him in prison, and heard
him many times assert his innocence. He was
allowed minister of the Gospel to visit him,
to whom he asserted his innocence in language
so convincing that on the scaffold he stated his
firm belief that he was innocent. | saw him
hung, and the last words he uttered shall new
er forget.
81 die an innocent man, said he, in solemn
and convincing tone, that seemed to carry con-
yiction through the spectators, of his innocence,
but nothing could save him. Many years passed
and this scene buried in the thoughts of those
who witnessed it; but could never forget it
We all remember the pirates who were hung in
this city some years ago. One of them was
Gibbs, who confessed that he was mate OF that
schooner, put the arsenic 10 that mince meat, and
fled on the arrival OF that vessel at Charleston.
This is no hction, but melancholy fact-and
witnessed by the writer; and this is one OF the
many instances of legal murder--the result of
crcumstantial evidence Cor. Boston Wing.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate in Wnrcasfel

- ON TUESDAY. the sixteenth day of March merit
fsIIN " at II O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises will Le
LIEN. sold that valuable REAL ESTATE pleasantly sit
uated on the Summer and Charles Streets recent
ly owned by CLAUcIus b. LoNG. The House is stories
high built in the most thorough and Uorkmsnke manner
well arranged for convenience and comfort with never
failing well Of excellent There also on the prem
Uses good BAR N and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with va
riety Of choice FRUIT TREES.
Mr. Long has recently expended nearly thousand dol
lars in making repairs and Improvements upon House
and premises and is now decidedly Of the and
most desirable locations in Worcester.
Further Information in relation The premises may be
had by calling upon Mr. Lone his Room under Brnley
Hall, of WATERMAN A. FISHER, ESQ, ar
CHAS. P. BANCROFT, Assignee
Worcester, Feb H. 4w OF Claudius B. Long
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The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand OF Mr. JOSEPH BUCK Ely, I57 MAIN STREET
where they viii keep extensive fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS. MATTRESSES, BED-STEADS SOFAS
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
&C which they will sell at the lowest prices cash
at the old stand formerly Noyes & Longs.
All kinds Of CABINET WORK made TO order The
patronage OF the public is respectfully solicited and every
exeron Will be made to satisfy and merit their
support. BURT e. KIMBALT
worcester, Jan !, l647s dw3
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NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
Il Worcester Branch Rail Road Corporation will be
holden at YATES EXCHANGE in Worcester on the thir-
teenh day Of March merit O'Clock P M act oil The
oewne article, (and such other business may come
before lhem:)
To see il the Company will sell and convey their Road
with lbs franchise rights, powers and privileges subject to
the restrictions OF its Charter the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company, aud il so, determine upon what
terms the Company will make such sale.''
BY order, JAMES F. ALLEN, Clerk.
Worcester, Feb'y 23, l847. Owls
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STEAM GRTST MILL,

INHE subscriber having purchased of WILLIAM WHIT
NEY OF Orange. an undivided half of the right using
and yendings PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRlsT
MILL in the town OF Worcester would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of this place and vicinity that they have
now IN opera ion at HEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL. ON
GENITAL STREET, two of The above Mills, and one Of
Beal d. Hales improved Patent CORN CRACKERS
where they are prepared to grind to ORDER and in the
manner, all kinds of grain.
~ b. Particular attention paid to permanent custo-
mers, when there is scarcity ri wafer.
u The Undersigned is also authorized by Mr. Whitney
10 sell the right OF usag the above Mills in the State OF
Massachusetts southern part Of New Hampshire eastern
part OF New York. eastern of Connecticut and
of Rhode Island.
He is also authorized to effect the sale Of BeaI Iaes
Patent Corn Crackers REUBEN BEMIS.
Worcester, Feb l.
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$4,000.
NOTICE.

fNHE subscriber having sold his interest in the Furniture
l Store No l5z Main Street, Messrs. BURT & KIM
BALL. takes this opportunity thank his friends fer their
past favors and 6egs conuaR Of he his sue
who have all the facilities supplying any kin Is
Of goods in their ne the shortest notice and at the
lowest rates. and will exert themselves merit tlE sup
port.
All persons having demands against the subscriber ale
requested TO present the for and all those
indebted 10 him requested make payment to VIM
A. MOVES, who is authorized to settle the same.
Worcester, Jan /, lS47. JOSEPH BUCKLEY
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BIZ they came to snow their Que
&d sayHSssion. He received them kind
6tertained them during their stay at Rome,
ID sent them back to Chill with orders even
more strict than those he had before imposed
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THB RTNA INSVRANCE VONPANf,

fNU MIMI INNVNHNUE VUWTdN
No. 5S State-street, Hartford, Conn.,.
van sound and andilebie Capital Of $3.50. 900.
OFFER heir protection against loss damage By fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity II
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills. the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in opera ion nearly qnarter
cenluryits reputation for liberal Adjustment and lis
Prompttude in paying losses well known and esta5
llshed THOMAS K. BRACE, Pr cstdcRt.
eIMEON L. L0eMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, 845. Stt
g Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance IN the abov.
Company, are REFERRED for more particulars H. BIL
LOcH, Esq. in Worcester, Mass
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

WORCESTER, Feb 90, l847.
rTfAkEN on execution and will he sold at Public Auc-
ton, AZ The Grafton Hotel in Grafton, on Friday, the
Esd day april next, at u O'Clock NJ all the right title
and inel et that lC1ABOD EARL of scarborough had
on the 2 day Of January last, the day when the same
was sezsd on execution, has to redeem the Farm
on whca the said Earl lives or any other Real Els
tate in said County. L. BAKER, Jr, D. Sheriff
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
IA rTNHE beautiful Estate situated the east PAL Of
eSfA x Central Village in Uxbridge recently occupied
RAIby Dr.. GEoRaE WILLARD; consisting OF about ten
acres Of Land, two story Dwelling House. with piazza
on two Sides Barn. She'd and other Out buildings There
is variety OF choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate within i've minutes walk ofone OF the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad one OF
the desirable residences in the County of Worcester.
Application may be made 10 Col. JOHN w. CAPRON in
Uxbridge to either of the subscribers Worcester
w. 0 BARTLETT,
JOHN G. NYMAN.
Worcester. Jan le 1e47. dwstfS
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Fire Insurance.

WANTED.
A GOOD "Mindyour business' Carriage Maker to set
"A tie amongst the industrious and intelligent people OF
South Royason isa growing village the Vermont
and Massachuset Railroad with no one in OF the
above business, with plenty OF timber with Power Shop
10 let, in which is one Of DANIELS planning MACHINES
which will be run reasonable Terms
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS. and BOXES, Tor sale.
So Royalsion, Feb o. LUTHER HARRINGTON.
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STORE TO LETT,


IA THE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
FSs1M years, his STORE in the Centre vege of
gsA LANCASTER. 1t is old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-To LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story, over said Store, which for several years have
been occupied TAILoR's they an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, with
Cases, Drawers &C., may be had with the Store il desr-
ed JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept. l. dwistf IS
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
BY CIAGHORN Il HILL,

Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning on months credit
Goodsom the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 O'clock
Or Advances maze on every description Of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded To Con
signors by w. c. ROBINSON Agent
So dwu No. 81 FULToN-sT., BOSTON
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THURsTON & THOMPSoN'S
Central Exchange Eating House,

rENHE subscribers would inform the citizens of
Worcester and vicinity that they taken that welt
known Temperance Stand, in the CENTRAL EXCHANGE
NO. 49, directly under the Worcester Bank formerly oc
cupied by JAMES X PIERCE They intend % accommo-
GATE Ladies and Gentlemen who wish procure meals at
snort notice, and every effort will be made the comfort
and convenience of those who may them with CALL
Transient and permanent BOARDERS will be accom-
modated with the best the market affords Persons visit
ing Worcester or attending Court will find it fer their
interest to call.
The best of OYSTERS at wholesale and retail, and
served up in way that is second TO none.
A choice supply of FRUIT, NUTS, and CONNECTIONS
AIRY, always hand.
% DON'T mistake the place, UNDER the WORCESTER
BANK. Thin STON A. TII0MpSON
Worcester, Febs. n
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DRAWING.


Sept IA deMvtf
DRAWING.
HENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice fiat
he IS prepares to give Instruction in Lead Pencil nd
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water CoIors at his
Room M l56 MAIN ST. For terms please INQUIRE at The
Room. dit Worcester Ian 9
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Prcvi-
Il deuce, R l.. continue to insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other Man
nlacto les Buildings and Merchandise favorable terms.
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and web Directors-Wm Rho les
Robert r Stafford, Amos d. Smith, Resolved Waterman,
shuhqel Huichns, Ebcne9er Kelley Tully D. Brown Ma
hanei Bishop, George s. Rahbone, Caleb Harris j. beS
Bulk OK, Walker Humphrey, and Allen D. teck
Persons Wishing for Insurance requested to dill ec
Their applications. (Which should be ACCOMPANIED with
particular description Of the property, per mail TO the
President Secretary az the Company and the same will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN 0. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co y
Office, Nov g. 1916.
y The subscriber is authorized receive applications
for Insurance by the above Company.
W. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Bulman Block
Worcester. Jan /, lS47. dlstf
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Ct

~OV 4OO41VO o W UI CG6LEI 1AdlI ElUdU VUt
Eighth Assessment.
NJ OilCE Is hereby given that the 9th Assessment (of
Zen Dollars on each share has laid BY the Board
o. directors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
mAnCh NEXT, at the Treasurer's Office, Washington
Buildings, in the City of Providence
u interest from the first day Of March will be charged
March ISAAC pRoVUN rroa.,ryy -
Providence Feb'y 49, Ie47. dtMia
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Worcester & Nashua Rail Road Co.
THIRD ASSESSMENT.
NOTICE IL hereby given that an assessment OF ten
IN dollars en- each share of the Capital stock of this
Company has laid by the heard Directors payable
at the Treasures Office No. las Main ST., Worcester on
the first day Of Morck nerf. ta
e. Fl. HEMENwAY, Treasurer.
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WANTED,

IA A SMALL FARM, within miles OF this village
fsA "A suitable for the culture of Fruit For further
dazA particulars inquire at this Office. dwti Feb q
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Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass
AUCTION,

ia {H1 I'LL be sold at public auction Wednesday
fsslR w the ssventeenh day of March nert, III two
M O'Clock IN the afternoon, at Nos. Is and IL Summer
Street. in Worcester all the Real Estate formerly owned
and occupied by HEzEKIAH Fl. SMITH, deceased. said
Estate will be sold subject mortgages Conditions made
known at the time fsale.
ABIGAIL w. R. SMITH, Executris
worcester, Feb Is. of the Will Of said deceased.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.


XXTHEREAs, my vile Lucinda, has ieit my bed and
w board without just reason therefore for
bid all persona arborng trusting on my account as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting amer this date
West MisIbuEy, Feb 20, l947. EdSwt CHARLES BURR.
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person to do any thing It would be 80 much the
worse, Tor an example OF, this kind would have pow
erful Influence upon younger men-those whose chnr-
acters Just iornng--who need the good examples
and influence OF those of more mature years.
You admit Mr.. Editor, that "your tricndsthe Rech-
abites, hare done and are doing MA good in Socie-
ty" think this cannot be gainsayed as many hearts
can testify to its truth Look about in our town and
vicinity! Cannot the good influences OF our beloved
order be seen and are they not teiR How many aching
hearts have been made glad How many tears have
been dried and how many homes have been blessed
with peace, happiness and pcntyl All, whether they
be Rccabites not, conccde the great amount OF good
that has been done, and doing. Shall this glorious
work go on hear many voices made cheerful and
glad by its influence, say ego on 60 on, or again we
may be made soirowul and brought TO want
Now will you contend, Mr.. Editor. that this great
work can 90 on if members who compose 1t. are al
lowed time and time again--or in your language sep
enty times scren (our hundred and ninety to break
over their pledge and all honorable and binding obi
cations do not think your liberality and spirit OF
Iorbenrarce would go thus far especially il by SO doing
the uhole influence of the Society was to be destroyed
! the great good they had done and were doing"
frustrated and the streams Contemporaries and sorrow
left again to flow unchecked and uncared for. You,
must think would say that would be far better lose
one member than all should be los. Would it not be
better that individual suffer the loss Of an arm than
that his rhole body should perish by retaining it =
Would it not be preferable to be deprived of an eye,
than to lose life by our desire to keep t Will it be
contended that community can exist without laws
and regulations and in having these obeyed Can a
Society continue prosper and carry on glorious re-
FORM if they allow, with indifference, the great unda-
mental princpics--the very heart of its existence and
prosperity--to be ,red with, -broken over and en-
trely Set at nough
In conclusion, must say in blindness that had
YOU known all the facts in the case as does the WI
ter of this do not beliere that you would have PEN
ned the article you did-onc very much calculated TO
destroy the influence oou Tribe and thereby prevent
the gren, good it has in store Tor mankind
As regards the member expelled, would ndd am
sincerely his friend, and you Mr. Editor cannot regret
more than do the NECESSITY the course OF the Tribe
nor is there an individual in community who would
I more chccriny and willingly do HIM good, and once
more restore him to happiness in his own mind, and
resnec,obilitv nmonp his fellow men N'''''.