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CHOLERA.

Since our last issue the cholera in Sandus
ky City has materially abated. Many of the
citizens who had fed 10 save their lives have
again returned and business is beginning to
revive.
In Columbus they have now and then a
case of the Cholera, but they are SO few that
il is hoped it will soon entirely disappear.
81. Louis have ceased. Old Zack S fast day
must have done much good in those cities.
The latest news from New York is, that
the cholera in that city was slightly on the
decrease.
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Petition for Dioorce.

JohnR sherrad, In wyandot Cons
Abigail d. Sherrad, Petition for divorce
The said Abigail d. Sherrad will tska
notice, that tue said John Il. Sherrad this
day 5led his petition in the Office Of the
CleTk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
wiihin and for the county Of Wyandot.
and state of Ohio, The object and prayer
of said petition IS, that the marriage be-
tween the said John and Abigail mar ba
dissulsed: the said petitioner alledges
adultery in his petitionsi and at the next
term Si said court application will be
made for decree TO desolve said narss
risge.
The said Abigail ID. Sherrad W i'll alsJ
take notice that there viii be deposition
taken by the plaintiff in this case on The
25,h day of Jolly; A. ID. ls49. stihe offies
oi q. A. Genard, in vermillion Township.
Erle eonay, State Of Ohio.
). II. McBANE.
Sol. for Petition.
May 18th, A. L. lsIc.-l2-6. 81. .es
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School n Office.

The citizens Of Upper Sandusky are
hereby informed that the Board Of Edn-
cation have made the following provisions
and regulations for schools, in Upper SAP
dn>ky.
They lave hired JAMES V. 5. iioYT TO
teach school for the term ofthree months
in the school room of John A, Morrison
in the north part oftown. and G. e. FER
ais TO teach IN the council house for The
same length of lime. Both Schools TO
commence on Monday the 2Uth day oil
August.
Fer the purpose Of securing an equal
division OF sch, lars, aud for The beuefi Of
all parties concerned, they have deter
mined 10 divide The town Into Two di
visions, The Wyeudot Avepue 10 be the
dividing line. Itrsons residing on Que
side Of that line will not be permitted
to send their children TO tue school ~ tie
other side.
JOHN A. MORRISON.
Sec'y of Board.
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Ill ULO{es0{c a1sd retail

lie respectfully invites ply sicians and
customer generally throughout the coun-
try to call aud examine his stock aud
prlces, lie fears not the competition OF
any man or set OF men. He went pets
,onsill to the city oiNew York tins sum
mer, and selected his stock with care -
All his goods are warranted TO be nnad~
uIerat.d, and II any person shal hnd
any article to fall short OF what it is, re
commended to be, he will do hun a kinds
ness to return II. Ills lqnots, hraudy
and wines lor medicinal purpt SEES, lie re
lrnmends as superior artIcle- pure
FIeuCD uD aGhii Grated.
WM KlSKADDEN
Upper Sandusky, August 10, l949 --24.
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P II 0 S P &c 7 U S


This Weekly Paper seeks as its end The
Peaceful Iraustormalion Of hnman soci-
eties nom lsoisted 10 sssOcfaled inter.
eS's, from competitive to cooperative
ladnsirl, from dlsunity to unity. Amidst
ReSoIulHn aud Reactu@ it advocates
Reorganization. 1t desires to reconcile
scof flIctlrg classes and tohaFponIze mans
yaflous tendehcies by an orderl, arrange.
meut Of all relations 10 the Family, the
Township, the Nation, tl,e World. Thus
would II aid to introduce the Era Of c n
federated Communities, which iu spirit,
truth aud deed shall he the kIndum af
Fod aud his righteousness, a Heaven up
on Earth.
Ia promoting this end Of peaceful trans.
fornaHon in human sucieties, The SPifH
u lie ,4ge Will aim 10 re1ecI the highest
light oo all sldee communicated in rela-
tlon to Nature, Man, aud the Divine BE
ing - Illustrating according TO its power
the laws of Universal Unity.
BY summaries Of News, domestic and
T. trelgn,-reporrs Of Reform Movements
sketches of Scientific discoveries aud
Ne Chanicsl inVeBtioBs--notices Of Boz ks
and Works OF Ari--and extracts from / e
pc eriodiosl literature Of Continental Eu
rope Great Britain aud The UnitedStstes.
The Spirit II the .4ge will endearor to
present faithful record Of human pro
prCss.
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SALT LAKE Cry, April IA. ls49
LEXINGTON, July %, l549.

Dear Brother:- As opportunities occur
but once III twelve months, OF sendinE
letters 10 the Uniiei States from here, |
accordingly take the present one for the
purpose uf giving you some llttie IHfurma-
uon respecting our country, prospects,
DC. Salt Lake City is situated on the
east side of the Eutau RIVER, twenty
miles south of he e eat Salt Lake, and
fourtt Ell hundred miles west of Nauvoo.
! he iuha bitants number about four thou
saud. We have four Grist Mills. and
fur Saw-mhis in active operation, ind
four or five more building. The soil OF
this valley is good. There is an extsa
siye Gold nine here, from which great
many ofmy nelghbors are eng aged IN dig
ging gold. Thuse who work tue mlues
make from thirty TO seven hundred and
fny doIlats per day each. If man wants
guild, ali that he has TO do is TO go and dig
1t. la fact, Miles, money is as plenty
here as pine slabs used TO be in old Sclroou
VT. We have gold dust, gold and silver
coin and paper currercy for our owl
convenience, paper being better To Ian
die Than guild dust. The man who disco,.
ed the gold mine lives second dour from
ne. | have not commenced TO dig gold
yet although 1t is my intention to do so as
soon a. ! get my spring work tone. You
know it is necessary for some of US to
raise blead stuff. as bread does not grow
upon bushes here, and we are as much as
cue thousand miles from any place where
il can be had. Pure salt aboOnds here TO
any extent. ] can shovel up a wagon
losd Of sah here as soon as ycu can load
efssnd en ,oor Lake shores. There are I
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We are authorized to act as agents for j.
B. Johnson, Book binder, Sandusky City, O.,
All persons wanting binding executed in 4
good style, can be accommodated by bringing
their documents to our office, where they will
be punctually forN arded to the blndery-
completed and returned to our Ofiice, where
the owners can receive the same by paying
charges.
SMITH g. GILES.
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August Sd, lS40.

Why is 1t that, Notwithstanding the univer
sally conceded excellence of Sarsaparils as
remedial Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparlla Extracts have long re.
tanned public favor! Is it not, that in the hu
man system-that harp of thousand strings
the junction of no one ergan can be de-
ranged without affecting, more or less, other
organs II so, then it follows, that IN almost
all cases of sickness, no simple extract can
be ofwdical benefit, but a compound of varl-
substances, having reference to different or
gpns, is necessary. Dr. Guysott's Compound
Fy:saee of yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla
with some other vegetable substances, sup.
Plies this desideratum. yellow Dock, de-
tergent and tonic, acts upon the skin and
stenaeh, Sarsaparila upon the blood, other
substances upon other organs, and thus The
whole spsldm is benefited. 1t is entirely
free from mineral substances-sa safe to take,
mild aud easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy in ailordIpg relief.
See advertisement in another column,
20. - 4w.
More testlmouy, more proof, more ev
dence il il can be needed. o the rePu'a
tion Of Faughn's Great American rene
d, The lArhontriplic Mixture. | cures
ever, ding, or there is no truth in man,
lor week after week we pat IN statements
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
A YANKEE EprGRAM.

I've often hearn tell of the ga!
That folks call the bootltul Hebe,'
Bat III bet you a herring, my Sal
Is forty times handsomer II SIZE be!
: Boston Post. JEEMs
We should like to see "sal," tee should.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17

THIS is the day which will decide who
shall represent the people of the 9th Congress
slonal District for the two succeeding years.
We feel confident that the delegates will
cracy can elect trumphantly.
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OIlR AGENT.

GEokGA PRArB No. l5l Nassau street,
New York, is authorized TO procure subscrip-
ton, and prepare and forward advertisement
for this paper.
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ESTATE OF AARON HoACLASD sen.

~ OFFICERS hereby gwen that abe sab
l .serber has been duly qualified a,
Exscator Of tie Estate of Aaron Hosg
lsnd sen. lateAof t3ranesto stownsiip, Wyan-
10, county. deceased; aud is authorized
10 settle The same.
ISAAC HOAGLAND.
Jaly 26lh iSl9.- 1885,.
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JOHN A. MORRISON.
Sec'y of Board.
Caution TO Strnngers.

Almsst every person coming from the
east, or any old settled country, into the
MisIssipp, valley, are sure 10 be attsek
ed with diarrl Ga, which prustrates the
system, and generally ends in Bilious fe-
yer, or that dread of all emigrsDts, Agne
and Fever III every such person would
supply themselves with a few bexes Of Dr.
Bragg's Anil Bilious and Tome Sugar.
Coated pills and take them on the FIRST
indications of disease, they never need
fear any serious attack CT any OF the dis
eases peculiar to the western country
TLey have beeuused by thousands fper.
sons, sod always with the haPpieAt ei'
fects
Sec Dir. Brages advertisement in an.
other column.
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For tate purposes,

will attend at the usual places of holding
elections in the respective townships for the
purpose of receiving taxes, on the following
days to wit:
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Drasgs, Medicines.

PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, BRUSH
LS, VARNlSHES, SIRlNGES,
Surgicat Instruments Glassware, Specs,
Permmery, Liquors Vines Inks, Peus,
Paper, writing aud sand, Patent Medl.
clnes, &C., &e.,
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days, to wit:

And during The months Of October, Novem-
ber and to the goth day ofDeccmber at my
Office in Upper Sandusky,
GEORGE HARPER.
Treasurer Of w. G. O.
August Sd, l840. A
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claaIng bls notice aud give II eight in
sertions, shall receive suy one Of the
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per, directed as above.
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d ,ht0A YEAR.
A CENTS MAN ED, in every town
1 "A and county throughont the Union, TO
sell SEARS NEW AND POPULAR
PIC1 ORlAL MORK,' universally ac
kuowledged 10 be the best and cheaPesi
ever published, as they certainly are the
most saleabie. Any active agent may
cl, sr $500 o. S 90 ayear. A cash cap
ilal ofaI lessl S25 or $50 will be neoes.
safy. Fuil particulars of he principles
and profits oilhe ageucywhI be glsen on
application, either personally or by letter,
The pos age must III all cases be paid
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Novels of $40.

ENIGHTtr., n.ools
~ Invasion of bEpndrod hundred and wolve, or N'p0''
The ycars since, or Ia, tsued Family.
m ne Forgery, by James.
ii,strem Shandy, or Uncle T9epnd Corporl n
Ino. pn.. "A. Marrcll, Qifc and a lscnr,res,)
ca'tie OF life, "a love story, )by Drkens.
campaigns in Mexico, or a iimpse a. Iilo iICa
" ,,, one who has seen the :. .EIaIant"
NJ oid Judge, or Life in aColony.
Gieniors Grs oil my Youth by La Wartime
Goorg!ana Hammond, compdon TO Jane Eyrs.
EIIsoNna EIIso ma L9xmore. or the LIE of a. Beauty, ,
For sale by WA1IA ACE e. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Invaluable FaniEsay ihi

~ Lectures on Causes, 'or
of Consumption, Asthma sue
n.aft, and all Female Diseases. "a
rasihgs- Paper so cts; bound 7.
fart-postage 9 l-2 cts. rs
shoulder Braces and Chest Expab n
~ part 3o cts postage. InhaIin'
., oy mail, letter postage. Abdom.
erect, 50 to SO, for all H1pturo.
owels and Womb, and We'll Rank
y Express everywhere. For Rrace.
,d p'ure supporters. give Height Fl
1u'h,erehce OF person next IL
oose tse hips. If Rupture, ment
gents wanted for the sale of the al
-o- DR.. s. S.
E ., 1OI Broadway. New Yo,
~ II, 1910 II-Iv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
FOR SAFE.

w W I'D seIi,I I reduced pric, my property in III,
g,sting of Eileen Lots, in said own situated on tbe
fuhhc Square on which is god dwelling house and
out houses a well calculatedor a tavern Al -
good stand an Grocery, and Warehouse. now ;o d
ccIiont order receive stockbf goods Also fifteen
Ferry. N"o ''''ua'hg the
This plactis on direct lindrom Fort Smith
DOGGY DePo to the Trinity, Siphur nd Sabine. and
Is destined be the most valable Ferry on lime
Red River y" upper
Persons esirous OF good barains will do o,I .
call and enmine the promisesImmediatejv ,s
'oHv W TO SCI Dim KITCHINGS
v ANNtN 1ndfCH lJth, 1919. 2-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
[ Canchalagua TriumDh, .lesnu

h lhIOWNSEND the celebrated ,n., Terms posi- Pai"'
- " Iotensend's SarsapariLa had adm,
La and is the ebeanst ~ ,:tar better oNNiA ut
i Pamphlets containing interstin ne ST Pufacturcr
re 20 lts remarkable properties in the mas ted public
.iors Ague, PulmpIar plants Nerv kan Sorsap
hbIe ma Cutaneous Disorders Fro,, ,b. -, in the
be forwSf may be ise4 ihe ageacie Iniorrna
zszd appf satsons osr -. g gous of Fe
~ FhHDkf tffIzFf a "a ~ oHfrvo Afec
S<~-4 hr oe = Z ~ 4eAPfnost rerpec
Vep0t as Bfaad LIE gua Or tai ties, will
we at-2O. EfeU is ais ut ut
- II Eiankefs ~ roduce y
\ sAsSN Ise I. yts1 ts1s-=dz z<@ss m heat, kk.
: ! E: /.
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.1bSni = - .As sxflcE WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Fresh Groceries.

IL friends and customers, iha: he is receiving
large additions TO bis extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries. at The old sta nd Of Austin & CIequ. on
the river bank, opposite the Steam I,o,,r La
to which he invites the attention of purchasers.
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock consists in part Of
100 sacks salt so kogs mills
100 g coffee 1000 lbs lead
zoo bbls and half bbs 20 kegs powder
WhIskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 20 soap
10 bbis molasses 10 Gunpowder tea
lU . loaf sugar I'D '' Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 50 boots and shoes
800 plough mouds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 30 sides upper do
lOo sets wagon boxes dozpainted buckets
ooO lbs cast steel, En- sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, / ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains. drawino
chains, tin warc, queensware, and saddery.-
Also a few articles in tho Dry Good line, and
many others too humorous to mention; all of
which he wil be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
aea,'-ss GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTN CLAIMANTS
Every person enlilled 10 fright ofpro-em~
TO any of the lands within N ownships and RI
o' townships above enumora, is required ne
'aplish the same 10 the satisflion of tho Regsa
aih Receiver ofthe proper hd Office, and M,
payment therefor as soon as nciicabB after sea
IHlS notice, and before tho appointed for '
commencement of the putt sale of the 10.
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such Gu
will be forfeited. ]. BUTERFIELD. /
" Commissioner Of Genera! Land "
Vet. 27, lS49. 3I-5w. !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Companion.

v Companion.
eProventiCn and Cure
we Diseases of the
234 pages, % en-
DIX o75 cts. Mail to any
bui
panders, 81. Mail to
Is a'ing Tubes, Silver,
up ioninal Supporters,
Z =, Falling of the
7. and Chest; sent
foDEY "a or Supporters
pm head to lcot,
nd. " surface, just
Swhich side.
:. e goods. Ad'
!. .lesnut STITCH,
a., Terms post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-19
+. +. 4 M, p. of the German Empire
Baron Roenne 10 the Secrera,p Of State.

X, Y,
i he undersigned. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PleDipotcniary of his Imperial Hghness the Vicar of
the German Empire. has had the honor yesterday to
receive the note Of the honorable Secretary Of State of
the United States in relation to the steamer named
Inc United States" The note states that, on en-
tering upon the Executive Office the Presidents at
tention was called to the fact that the said steamer
was hitting out Mt New York. destined as was generally
believed and known. for the naval service of the
GERMAN Empire The note further states that an
exact inquiry int the fact which the President at
once caused to be instituted resulted in abundant evil
bee ara irrfIagable proof to satisfy his mind that
this warYesse was really designed DO employed by
the central government Of Germany the unfortunate
contest now existing between Germany and Denmark
ibe note calls the attention Of the undersigned to
me existence Of the act Of Congress OF the 20h pr
ieie entitled An act In addition to tho for the
punishment Of certain crimes against the United
States aud after referring to certain of IT'S nro-
visions the note to that the President In
consideration OF formal protest the par. Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-19

PLY existing between Germany and Denmark for 1t
supposed that the like facilities would unhssitatugly
have been granted to Denmark IL requested by her
preentatve the history of this country showing that
such facilities have. many former similar occasions
been accorded by the of the United States
II therefore matter Of surprise and alton
to the undersigned that that order revoked by
present Secretary Navy MIR Preston and that
without giving him notice of it, Had such notice
been given with the frsnkuess which character
ICES the note Of the honorable Secretary Of State of the
United States the undersigned would have
able TO correct the msconception of facts upon which
that revocation must evidently have been ded
he hatters himself with the belief (and indeed tho
friendly expressions In MIR Clayten's note leave ne
doubt about t that that revocation was only the re-
suit OF a msconcepon of facts, and not of any un-
friendly feeling towards Germany 1t will give the
Central Power Of Germany great satisfaction that tho
honorable Secretary Of State reitertes in his of
the 10th instant the given by his predece
to the undersigned in the Of the
and people Of the United States that the President will
ever be ready and studiou to foster the friendship
so happily existing between the respective countries
and to promote. as far may consist with his public
duty the prosperity Of Germany and the accomplish
ment of the great objects which the German people
have in view The undersigned requests the honora-
bic Secretary of State of the United States to the
President that this feeling is most cordially
by the government and people of Germany.
The undersigned avais himself Of this opportunity
to to the honorable Secretary of State of the
United States the of his distinguished
consideration. ROENNE
Hon JOHN Nj CLAYTON Secretary of State OF the United
States, Washington.
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The Secretary Of the Nary to Capt. McKeerer.
n.,p. Mn

NAVY DEPARTMENT., MARCH ~, lS49.
SR-The order from this Department of the 23d Feb
ruary ultime issued at the request Of his Exceency
the Minister from the German empire directing you
afford the necessary facilities for the equipment at the
navy yard under your command of the steamship Uni
ted States as a war steamer, is hereby revoked.
You will be pleased to forward to the Department
account of the labor and materials already furnished
pursuance Of the order above indicated.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
VIM. BALLARD PRESTON.
Capt. Isaac McKEEvER,
Commandant u. S. Navy Yard, N. Y
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NEUTRAL OBLIGATIONS.
THE STEAMER UNITED STATES
Important Correspondence.
Mr.. Clayton 10 the Secretary Of the Mary.
DIpA nI SrAIE-

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHISGros, March 20. 1919.
Sir Circumstances with which you are acquainted
have rendered il necessary for to request you to
communicate to this Department early as practica
BILE all correspondence papers in your possession re-
lating to the proposed employment by the German
government Of officers Of the American navy with the
action your department thereupon and its results
The letters of Com. Parker and any reports he may
have made since his return, embracing account of
his late visit to Frankfort are specially desired.
In the same connection have to ask you for what
information is within your reach respecting the
construction and equipment, at New York, Of war
steamer other like vessel vessels alleged to be
destined for the German service, together with any
order from your department and any correspondence
of Com Perry and Capt McKeever or Others uated
to throw light the history and nature OF the trans
action and the precise objects for which said vessel or
vessels are known or supposed to be designed
Your own opinion and views upon these important
and delicate matters, very earnestly solicited
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
Hon WIN r PprsrnN Sec of the Navy.
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The Secretary Of The Nary 10 Com. PERU.

Navy DEPARTMENT, MARCH 19. 1849
SIR In view Of the present relations existing between
Denmark and the German empire, the Department is
apprehensve that any Of conduct the part
the Government of the United States affordng military
facilities to either of those Governments may be
garded as violation Of friendly relations with the
other.
You will therefore, abstain from any further partci-
patton, either by advising otherwise the prepara-
ton and equipment Of the steamship United States
now at New York. recently purchased for the of the
German empire.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
VIM. BALLARD PRESTON.
Com. M. c. PERRY,
L. s. Navy, Tarrytown, N, Y.
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Baron Rosnne TO The Secretary Of the Nary.

New YoRK, February 10, 1919.
DEAN SRI have just seen Commodore Perry. He
has been kind enough to offer his services
by yeu We have bought the United States. Commo-
dore Perry suggests that should write you req
ing you to give me written order to the commandant
Of the Navy Yard to render me such assistance and ia
be suggested by him Commodore Perry. | conse-
quepily take the liberty to request that you will favor
me with letter to Captain McKeever, and oblige
Your most obedient servant,
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Hon J. Y. MAsoy, Secretary Of the Navy V y 'h"N
Tile s,e,e,o,y of he Norvt, ga,.a R,,y,,

Tie Sec,r'my Of nc Naryt, Barsn R,eats
AyY DEPAKTmEsr. February u 1910
SR:I have the hOnur to acknoee ise the recsipt of
ytur letter &c n G 18th init
u gives me pleasure TO comply with your request Ia
regard 10 The facilities ia be Gfoi drd la equpnpg the
Sttbn'er Cnitcd states encose you here With copy