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HAVING located stcif IN Magnolia, Cauoll
county, Ohio, where may be isgnd one of the mos,
desirable and magnihcent Sloek Of Goods ever Of
fered to ths eiizeus Of Carroll md adjoining com
ties. And for beauty, elegance al fheapuess are
unsurpassed ~ any HousE in taia fafto The STATE
Of Ohio. Ferliag confident that or goQdl are Of
the Righf stripe, ell We ssk .gi yoq, fsrmef
Citizen, en- Soldier, is 10 call end fNamine before
purchasing s'sewhrEei Il you do a5t. ypa VII bose
from 10 10 20 pcr eent
We wish 10 purchase al he Eooi. HAfais Rye.
Oats, Barisy, Bsr1e trai, Csfp. F3ar-seed. Tiras.
i5 seed. CiprsT-Sesd. md e7sfy othef Efiies.ni-
sed, o. for sale BY farmer.
We feel grateful TO the farmers q Carroll aha
adjoining counties for past iayHrs received at Bol-
var, Ohio, and hope To merit share Of thsir trade
al Magnolia, Ohio.
We want no Farmer 60 pass IhF0ugiI
Magnolia With his wheat
n. b. Westll continue the business Al BoliVef
in the old stand Ell. BARKDUII. & Co.
Nagnolis, April goth, Is49
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Final Accounts,

Accounts of Executors, Administrators and
Guardians filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the
Court Of Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll, CO.,
which may be passed at the next term:
Final account Of H. NJ. Roby, Executor of the
estate OF Elizabeth Roby deed.
Final account OF Sarah Carnahan, Execu,rx of
John Carnahan decd. .,,.
Final account Of Alexander CLARK, AdHl'r of
the estate of Levi BPssy; deed. 5f
Final accouat of Samuel Williams, Guardian
of Martha Jane Hendricks
Final account of James Beatty and VIM. Rob.
ertson, Executors Of the estate OF John Robert.
son. decd.
Final account Of Benz. Manifold Executor. Of
the estate of John NJ Doris deed.
First account of Elisha MQueen administrator
of the estate of Wm. M'Queen dec'd
Final account OF Peter Pettenger, Guardian of
Sarah Petlenger.
First account OF John Moore, Guardian Of Geo
Hewitt.
Final account of John Mitchell Executor of
Thos. Mitchell deed.
Clerks Office, April %. Is4s.
w. R..LLOYD, Clerk.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at the residence Of her relative, Mr..
H. B. PEARcE, in Hanover, Columbiana county,
o., on the 18th of April, 184s, Mrs. SALLY
BRADY, consort of Mr.. john BRADY,-(for ma
ny years, resident Of MiddIeburg, Loudoun
county, Va in1he 7lst year Other age.
The writer of this brief tribute 10 the memo.
ry of his earliest and beat FRIEND feels his be-
reavement too keenly and too deeply to speak
of the many virtues Of the deceased. That
duty, if ever discharged is left to some less a(.
ficted aud less sensitive friend. Mrs. B., for
some fifty years, was a most devoted and ex-
emplary christian, n,-atlachedt the Methodist
Episcopal Church, land the Faith in which she
lived fully sustained her in the melancholy hour
Of death. Blessed by nature with extraordinary
power Of mind, and heart overAowing with be-
nevolence, her life was continuous exhibition
Of all the virtues that can adorn society, and en-
dear friend to friend. May my last end be like
hersl
DIED, at the residence of'hersoh-in.law in
Oneida, on Wednesday morning the Cd instant,
Mrs. SUKEy SHEPARD, wife Of the late JESSE
SHEPARD, of New Hartford, Oneida county, New
York, aged 81 years.
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Hampton. smith A. Co., :.
DRY GOODS; J0BBERS, 49,.
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No. 54,- Woop STREEr, PITTSBURGH,
OFFER for sale by piece or package, one Of the
largest stocks of Spring & SuHAmer G OOds,
to be found in any establishment East or West, and
at small advance on cost as will be offered any
where. We have proven to our trade, that we can
compete directly with the Eastern Houses, and
would respectfully solicit an examination of our
stock by others who may nave thought of going
East as they will find they may be saved that time
and expense In our assortment will be found
10000 pieces English, French & American Prints;
1900 do do do do Ginghams;
1000 do Scotch, French and American Lawns;
500 do OrgGndies, Musns, Ginghams, &C.;
500 do Eefeges, Toille de Eteinnes, Pasha
checks, Brsiantes; .s,
500 do Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams;
500 do Mode, Black aad Fancy Alpacas;
500 do Belgian and American Cloths;
200 do Newest styles Cassimeres; '.
400 do Plain and fancy Satinetts;
500 do James, Tweeds, Merino Csssimeres
Summer cloths, &c; ,ea
1900 do Mems cotton summer wears
Newest styles Velvet RIDING cords, croton cloth;
Drap DEte, cloths, &C.; 49, ea
Fancy silk and Marseilles vestings, Irish linens;
Brown linens, brown hollands, paddings,
Canvass, buckrams, crash Diapers. etc;
Apron checks, shirtiug stripes, etCl
A very handsome variety of newest styles ben
net and cap Ribbons;.
Also, Laces, fancy netts, cambrics, Jaconets;
Nuiis, Swiss book muslins, etc;
Ladies and Gents Isle and silk Cloves
Hoskin and cotton Gloves;
HandkerchieGs, suspenders, etc;
Every description of Variety Goods; .ag
300 bales brown sheetiugs;
100 do Fine brown shirtings and Drills;
Is cases beached shirtings;
75 bales Tickings.
We shall keep ur cur Stock throughout the sea
son. Pittsburgh, March, lc4e.
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Our readers will perceive, by referring IN des-
patches, inserted in another pan Of to-day's pa
per, that the people OF Canada are on ihe verge
Of another neutrality-suspicious. Of those Ihroes
which frequently occur betweeu the people Of
province and It's arbitrary rulers. When the
great end Of Government is the yassalagc Of the
It's every act sets ban upen
freedom,-when the liberty Of speech and Of
the press becomes toy for The myrmidons who
infest the public places,-when taxes ale imPo-
sed 10 place power in the hunds Of 90 unscrupu'
lous arisiocraey, rather than to meet the just
aims Of Goyernment,-suc will ever be the
case. Until rulers learn tho important truth
that the aim Of all Governments should be the
welfare Of the people. thrones viii continue to
lotter, tnonarchies 10 find common level, and
tyranIs to flee the wrath Of an outraged people.
The present disturbances in Canada do not
surprise us, nor should they surprise any one.
They are lhe natural offspring of misgovern.
ment, and follow il with as unerring certainty as
harvest follows seed.lime; or as one season
gives place 10 another. The Governmental a.
buses which have reduced the fertile kingdom OF
Ireland to u state of famine, and goaded a half
starved people into apremalure struggle forIheir
natural rights, have been silently but surely Tend.
iDgto the sameend in Canada. Recent outtages
may have hurried the people into open war, bu
the slrom has been long gathering force, and
though the rumbIing thunder seemed at dis.
lance, it would, ere long, have exploded in the
heart of the British province.
The prelexl for commencing hosIiliies at this
Time was the passage Of the "RebelliOn Loss
Bill' through the Canadian Parliament, and
its sanction by the Governor, This bill, we
believe, proposes to levy tax on the people oI
Canada, for the purpose of reimbursing losses
sustained in the Patriot outbreak Of 1837-'38.
Immediately after the Governors official sig.
nature was given to bill, the public excitement
became intense;-his carriage was attacked by
the mob;-the Parliament buildings.were set on
fire and consumed, and much other damage
done. The library, attached 10 the Parliament
buildings (probaby the most extensive collec-
lion of books in America) was entirely destroy
ed. Several important arrests have taken place.
At our last advices all was quiet. Whether the
riotous proceedings have been entirely quelled;
or the present calm is but the presage of more
furious storm, tmains 10 be seen. Up.
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,PITTsBuRGH AND AHLEGHANY ScRIP.--A late
number of the Pittsburgh Gazette admonishes
holders of Pinsburgb and Allegheny scrip to
hold on .oit, andnotto make any sacrifice; that
though the SCRIP is no. cuucut at this time, it
will all finally be redeemed without loss 10 the
holder. To secure this end, the corporations
are endeayoring tonegotiate loan for The pur.
pose Of meeting their liabilities. We would not
deem ]. prudent for those who have none of this
scrip, to give it free currency, but those who
hags gOt il, may find it to their advantage not to
make any sacrifice upon it. J.P.
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DRY GOODS NOTICE.

NO. 90 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH Pa.
BEG leave most respectfully TO announce to
their numerous patrons and The putlir. that Ihey
IN consequence OF contemplating a change in
their business, propose opening the whole OF
IheH extensive warehouse Gncluding all their
wholesale rooms,l for retailing aud will continue
open lil ihe first OF February. commencing on
New Years day lf49 Our wholesale stock COM
PTising ole Of the must extensive and varied as
soriments OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever
exhibited In the western country, will be offered
at lower prices than ever Leiore known. Every
article however choice and desirable, wifi be ae-
cordingly reduced. Upwards Of fifty thousand
dollars OF our stock has been recently purchased,
the srfa,fr portion OF which are foreign goods re-
ceiged si New York by late European arrivals,
wIhrh from the latenesg Of the season as we'll as
The known pressure in the money market, were
sold at immense sacrifices al public Gales, at rate
varying from twenty five to ffty per cent less
than sin liar goods bought a. the frs. Of the sea
son. We are therefore confident that our prices
for the time above mentioned will be found To be
even lower than any Eastern wholesale ralea
We anxiously invite all persons TO visit our es-
Enlistment, whether they purchase .6r not and
test the truth Of the above azsuring them that
they will incur no obligation thereby, but confer
favor on the proprstcrs. Our assortment of
Silks Shawls and fine dress goods will amply re-
pay one for visit; added to which, an unusually
great display of Domestic Goods will, we heb$,
induce all TO call,
Our system OF one price will be strictly adhered
to. A. A. MASON l. Co.
Dec 9.
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Bg GeIesrapb,
For thc PitIsburgs sdaiIysGazette.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamship America.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4, 10, A. M

IHlLADELfHlAS MAY ~ ~, A. NJ
By overland express from Halifax 10 St.
Johns, the advices, per the Cunard steamship
America, have been received to the 2lst ullmo,
inclusive, from liverpool.
The America has sc passengers, who are
expected to arrive at Jersey city on Saturday
afternoon. The run of our express overland
has been made in the extraordinary short time
of hours and 25minutes,
The Canada steamer arrived at Liverpool on
the 14lh ut., in fourteen and half days from
New York.
Owing to the unlavorable accounts from the
Continent, with regard TO the clouded prospects
Of peace and order, Cotton had further receded
one eighth ofa penny perfb. y, 1a'
The stoppage Of the supplies Of Breadstuffs
from the Baticis beginning to have favorable
effect upon the markets. The actual advance
in ,,sices, however, during the past week has
5een Bot slight owing to other adverse infu-
ences. ,"
Money con.inaes abundant and cheap, not
withstanding some heavy drafts Of specie for
export to the United States and elsewhere Con-
soles have fuctuated during the past week from
91a,to 92a, closing on the S0thy VI go. OuI
correspondent at Halifax was informed that the
America had on board, in specie, for the Uni.
ted States, f200,O00 sterling.
The Commercial. accounts from East India
BIZ The latest overland mail, are regarded as high
ly favorable, and received with general sails
faction. The accounts rom the manufacturing
districts are less encouraging, although there
has been no dimnution OF employment
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Europe,

The news from Europe gives unmislakeabie
indications thai The bright prospects Of an eniar.
ged freedom for the people are gradually fading
away.
France has gone back, in all but the name,
to state Of less freedom than that enjoyed un.
der Louis Philippe, and is now enjoying herself
with operas. leles, and the various kinds of a.
musements which makes Parisian's paradise.
Austria has her iron heel again on the necks
OF her people, and her despotic government is
ayenglng itself in acts Of terrible severity for
the indIgniies the friends of liberal principles
momenIariIy put upon her,
10 Germany the light is not altogeIherqucnch-
ed, and hope yet fingers. 49, ...
ln llaly the hag Of despo;sm is cnce more
unlured, and itssuccesses bodeth speedy over.
lhrowof the liliIe spark of liberty which had
been 80 bravely kindled, and which for time
shone with such cheering splendor.
Rome, GO long the above ecclesiastical des.
pousm, but whose manly and dgn fed efforts
TO throw off the yoke have filled the world with
astonishmenl and admiration, struggles against
the reiiuenI tide Of legitimacy and divine rghl'
but her best friends lremble for her fate. The
sycophantic tools Of supreme power snuff The
coming overthrow, and are sowing dissensous
where the only path Of safety is in harmony.
We have looked upon the slrugge.for liberty
IN Rome with more interest than ia any other
European country. Her efforts had surprzed
and delighted US. Her moderation and forbear.
ance, her wisdom and caution, her high uppre-
claIlon OF the principles Of true liberty, have
filled US with admiration. She has taken large
strides in The only path which can give f.ue
freed ON TO the mind, and unfetIer the soa. She
has decreed the right Of suffrage, and freedom
OF religious and political opinion. She has abol.
lshed exclusive ecclesiastical privileges, and has
separated the civil from the ecclesiastical power
and has made the latter amenabIe to the civil
law She has raised the people TO paricpa-
ton in the duties and responsibilities of Govern
mcnt, and has abolished the civil power of the
Bishop Of Rome, who has so long ruled her
with despotic sways She has, in a word done
almost everything which an American citizen
could wish her to do in so short space, and has
laid broad her foundations for the safety, happi.
ness, and liberty Of her people. Ii is painful
thought, therefore, that all this good must be
los-this glorious light quenched 10 Cimmeran
darkness-but we fear the worst while we can.
not cease to hope as long as the catastrophe is
averIed-PiHS. Gaz.
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TX in bis temporal sovereignty nl Rome. A
force, adequate In numbers and appointment %
the emergency. has already been embarked
and sailed for Ciyila Yecchia.
The wartke contest between the several
states Of Continental Europe continues with un-
abaled fury, and with the most disastrous con.
sequences 10 oil she parties engaged.
The Danes are nov enforcing a strict block
adc Of all German ports. hisaanouncod, too,
that emigrants from Germany will not hereafter
bo permitted TO pdss amnolesIed.
A ielegrpphic despatch from Berlin received
at Frankfort, announced the resignation Of the
Prussian Ministry.
Arrangements have been made for returning
the visit Of The French National Guards 70 Lon.
don.-1'he bank OF Prsncs will shortly resume
specie payments.
Prince CardgnO has ordered levy, en- Hldsse,
Of all lhe inhabitants Of Lombardy aud the
Venetian provinces Of the ages Of l8 10 40
years. Those who do not appear within five
days alier The requisiton will be considered re.
fractory. ...t
The publication in Proudhon's Journal, which
led 10 its seizure and suppression, was an article
implying directly that Louis Napoleon was un.
der pscuniary obligations, which constrained
him 10 pursue bis present course in politics.
1t is proposed at Paris to abolish the title Of
Ambassador for diplomatic rePresentaEesloi the
Republic, and TO substitute, as in ihe United
States, that of Minister PIenPolenIiary, with re-
duced salary.
The Nautical Magazine says Germany is
Preoccupied with gigantic projects, among them
that Of uniting the Baltic wlth the north Sea
thr.,,,rh IL. r.nl.,.... e a. ANIL ...,,h LII.
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CoNNEcTicUT.-The Legislature of Connec-
ticut assembled al Hartford on the I'd inst, and
was organised BY elec'pg Henry pauon, Wing,
President of the Senate, and John. C. Lewis,
Free Soil LocQfOco, Speaker of the House of
Representatives. On the Sd, the. vote for Gov
ernor was officially canvassed, and there. being
no election by the people, the Legislature pro-
ceed to fill the vacancy. Joseph Trumbull ,'be
Wing candidate, was elected by majority Of
twelve. This vote, we Presums. settles the po.
liGcal complexion of the Connecticu. Legisla-
iure. LP.
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Clinton Pnner Mill.

THE CLINTON PAPER MILL, ;sftaated a,
Steubenyle, Ohio, having been enlarged and ihfs
proved, and al very great xpense added new
and tue most improved kind Of machinery, is,
now prepared to manufacture all kinds Of 'Wni.
ting. Printing, Wrapping and Cotton Yarn Pa
Pers, Bonnet Boards, &c, equal to any in the Eas-
tern or Western country. =,
The undersigned having the Agency OF die a.
ooge mill, will keep constantly on hand large.
supply Of the different kinds Of Paper, and will
have any size made to order at short notice.
sc. HILL,
mar 9. 81 Wood st.
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ApDOintmentS.!
J.. r.

DIsTRIcT. ATToRNEY.-T Hon, Samson Ma.
son, of Springfield, Clark county, has received
the appointment of District Attorney for the
State Of Ohio, vice Thomas w. Barley.
RECEIVER OF PUsLlC MoNEYs.-John L. Green
has been appointed receiver of public moneys
at Chillicolhe, Ohio.
PosTMAsTERs.-Aaron F. Perry has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio, vice
Samuel Medary; Isaac Dillon at GAINESVILLE; and
William Oliver at Cincinnati. J.P.
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0c5F-S. @. NIKE, at the request of a Demo-
cratic friend, in the last Picayune, giYeo "the
facts" in relation to his discharge from this Of.
fee, in which there are some errors, perhaps un.
Intentional. In the PrieOte conversations held
with him, Flew men would have made them pub.
licl in reference 10 his position, we neUer asked
him 10 renoance his National Reform sentiments;
but, distinctly, told him that we did not desire
that he should do so--al that we desired was
that he should set himself right in reference to
bis supposed connection with the locofOce par,
~. There are other mis-statements, which are
however, Of minor Importance, and which we
care nothing about. ,s
Mr.. M'KEE was dismissed because we ha /
not confidence in him, poliricalIy-because we
believed certain Locofocos, in town, could use
him as they thought proper, and because we be-
li6ved our own interest and the interest Of the
Wing party demanded it. Subsequent events
have, clearly, proven that he was unworthy our
confidence and that wewere imposed upon when
we employed him. Those who are, in any
way, npeddIiag themselves about the matter, are
informed that DE attend 10 our Ot'n business ip
Onr o.On tUay, and that those in our employ are
dismissed whenever they do no. suit US.
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CHoLERA.-Mr. Wilson's, mate Of the steam
boat Caledonia, died of Cholera, at Pittsburgh,
on Sunday night last. .... y..,
. We notice in our exchanges that the cholera
has made its appearance, and its prevailing to a
greater o" less extent in all the principal cities
along the Mississippi. and, in some instances, a.
long the Chic river. J.P.
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Notice.

The report Of the Commissioners on the State
Road leading from Magnolia in Carroll county, TO,
New Cumberland in Tuscarawas county, has been
FLED in the Auditors Office, in Carroll county. All
persons interested win take notice that the Com.
missoners of Carroll county will hear the parties
for or against said road, and applications for dana.
ge. thereon, at their June session 1898 .s-
JOSHUA D. PATTON, Auditor,
mar IA, '49. of Car. county. O.
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NEW GOODS.
OFTHE CHEAPEST YET.-O

TIE subscribers have just received from the ci-
ties OF New York and Philadelphia, large and
well selected stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
consisting, in part, of Linen Lusters, Ginghams,
Delanes, Lawns, Balzarenes, Varayzes, Plain and
Figd Silks, Dress Hdkfs, Scarls, Shawls, English
and French Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
silk Velvet, satin and silk Vestngs, rweeds, Sati-
netts, James, and variety of low priced wOllen and
cloth Goods
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Ten IIoUR, LAw.--The ten hour law in Maine
went in'o effect last Friday. The law provides
that ten hours shall be legal days work, and
no man shall be compelled to perform more, ex.
cept by special contract; from, this provision
monthly labor and agricultural emp ployments
are excepted. No corporation or manufacturer
is allowed to employ minor under sixteen
more than len hours day under the penalty of
fine not exceeding one hundred dollars.
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Virginia Election.

The returns, from the late election in Virgin
ia come to hand very slowly. From the par.
sal returns before us, yeare unable to gather
any thing definite. Next week we may be able
to advise our readers Of the precise result. A,
present, the. returns seem to INDICATE that the
Wings have elected all the members of Con-
gress-- ercept fourisenl Up.
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Affairs In Canada,

MoNrREaL, May 5.
10 Montreal, on Friday, May Al thrre were
petitions circulating lmOng lhe inhaLiianis. Tor
the recall Of the Governor, and they were sign-
ed by thousands.
Navigation on the St Lawrence is open and
the first ship OF the season arrived here to-day.
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The Markets,

New York, May Flour, per barrel, $4,-
0l0$5 62;. wheat, per bushe, S1,O30$l,l5;
corn, 67t06O cents; pork, per barrel, mess $40
so, prime SO rs; lard, 6gC07 cents per pound.
Pittsburgh, May 8.-FIour, per barrel. $3,5
03,87; pork, hams, 6rG64, sides 5, shoulders
4044 cents per pound; dried peaches, $I,25G
,37 per bushe; N. o. Sugar, 505! cents.
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A 7 CO

Florence rraid, China PEARL Gimp and Straw
Bonnets. Fur, Silk, Leghorn aud Palm Hats, togeth
er with large assortmentof 80 =
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE and
GROCERIES, Which are offered chsaper than
GooDs of the same quality have ever been sold in
CarrolltOn. Therefore all persons wishing to buy
Goods cheap, would do we'll to call and examine
their stock before purchasing sewhere.
III kinds Of aPmoved Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
apr 20-tf SINCLAIR g. BRACKIN.
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German papers are 10 the effect that Windisch.
gratz. ai the head Of his best rrgiinenis. oppos.
ed the progress Of the Hungarians; bot afer
several encounters, The superior luctics Of the
lauer prevailed, and ihs Ausnians we're beal.
en-
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AeoIrTAB OF Mas. HowARD.-Mrs. Howard,
whoaflew months since, in a state of phrenzy,
rhuwdeSed .,be pafanOst of her husband in "a
boarding house a. Cincinnati has been tried for
murder, and acquitted by the jury. "