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- addition to his Stock Of Goods, a lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
snch rs Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers, &c.
Also Broad Cloths, cassimers, Satineiis, tweeds,
Jeans and Llnseys, Aanncls, Aipaccas, Caledo-
niu, Abysinia, wooden and wors,ed Goods, prints
and Merrimac calicoes, assorted STYLES and in.
ures, Brown and BIcached sheeting and shirt
ing, Pittsburgh cotton warp, carpe, chain, Bat
ting, wedding aud wcking, Buffalo robes, sole,
kip, calf and Upper Leather, Sligo Iron, Sheet
Iron. Steel Plough LAYS, Nails and large cast
Kettles, Wooden Buckets. tubs, churns, bowls,
&c. GROCERIES Of oil kinds, l. II, G A
and Salt, window glass, crockery and Glass
ware, Hair and Leather covered travelling trunks
q good assortment Of Ladies and Gcntlemcn's
Gum Over shoes, Shoes and Boots OF oil kinds,
Hardware, Paints, Oils and Dye Siuffs, Dried
Fruit, Wall paper, and live geese feathers, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
JAMES NJ BOWLING.
Davenport, November 30th, i848.
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Dr. Upham's Vegetable Rlettuary, or internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant!

Dr. Upham's Vegetable Rlectuary, or internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant!
$4,000 Cases Cured N The past year.
HIS Medicine 10 warranted 10 cure all
- cases Of piles, either bleeding or blind, in
ternal or external aud aH inaammaiovy diseases
found in conjunction with the piles-such a.
Chronic DySenlery, Weakness and Iallamma.
ton Of the Spine.
oIsng Of the borels, ron1b, kc that females poytte-
vloyly are subject 10, under peculiar eiresslsnees:
for rh'eh many certificates could b giren Of speedy
and eeetual eures-but delieaey orbtds their psIbIs-
cation. SsvExEAND fIABrruAL CosrvsNxss,
Flow Of blood to the Head, Dyspepsia, Ulcers
fions, Fistulss, Inflammation Of the Stomach.
and speedy cure,n Dr. uvHAx's ELxcrrAay. II
10 IN internal remedy aud cures by its action on
the bowels and blood, the relaxed state OF which
IS the cause Of the above named diseases.
Universal CommendatiOn.
From ever city, town and village, where Ds
upham's Vegetable Pile Elecsuasy hos been in
irodnced the most gratifying intelligence Of ito
effects have been received By the Proprietor -
In hundreds OF instances il has tyiumphed over
cases which were deemed incurable.
Letter Of Capt G w Mclean, late Of the L s SER
vice, aud member Of the New-Jsrsey Legisia-
tnre. RAuwAy. June 10, l84-.
u have been afflicted for years with the Piles
and have tried, w,hon, anything like permanent
beneht almost everything assuming the name OF
q remedy. had Us o matter OF course, lost al
| confidence in medicine. Under this feeling
was induced-not without reluctance, I confess
to use .uphnn''s Elec,uary:' and having used
| i for about three weeks, according TO the direc-
tons land down, find 90 my utter surprise, 40
well ~ satisfaction, that every symptom Of the
discnse has left me. think il due alike TO DR.
upham and myself to make this statement.
& w MCLEAN.
NoTics.-Thc genuine Eleciuary has the writ.
ten signature thus, (G~TA Upham, NJ. d. The
hand il nlso done with pen.
CTPrice 81 per box.
0TFor sale by DR. f. Easterly. south eass cor.
ner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo.
Sole Agent for the west,
GrFor sale by A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. Augl1.
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SUBSISTENCE Orrics,
St. Louis, No, Mach i4ih, l840.

st. Louis, Mo-, Mach i4,h, l84o.
SUBSISTENCE STORES.-Will be
- sold At public auction. on the 18th day Of
May, l049, u Fort Akin on !. r., the following
subsistence stores, viz: From 80 to 100 barrels
Pork; 100 to 200 hbls flour; 40 TO 60 bushels
beans; 1900 TO 1000 pounds rice; $500 to 1000
pounds coffee; 1000 to 1000 pounds sugar; 900
10 300 gallons vinegar; 200 TO 400 pounds can
dies; 1000 to 1900 pounds soap; Is 10 20 BUSH
els salt; 40so 60 gallons molssses.
NrTcrms cash. r. B. LEE, c.. s..
March %, 28-7w Mai. II. s. Arn,y.
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Madame Do Stsel says tho French never
ksew whss % stop; he g tkroSgh Eber-
&.
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Hendrich Hama,
M.d.lin. R Ri H.in., County.

The defendant in this case will take
- notice that tho complainant has fled HE
Bill in said Court praying . divorce from the
bands Of masrmony existing between ssid com.
plainant and said defendant alleging % reason
therefor that the said defendant refuses 10 live
with him - his wife. and thss unless she ssid
defendant appears At the next term Of sid Court
10 DO holden st Davenport on the fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday in April next, decree
pro confess will be entered.
JAMES THORINGTON, Cleyk.
= Coox, Sol. for Compile.
Davenport, March 18th, i840. z7-owt
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- FINE toned BASS VOL in q case,
- for sale By c LESLIE.
Davenport, Aug Sd, i8le.
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Tremendous Excitement!
HAVOC YE0pI8 3U01l00
POWER 4 JORDAN,

"OULD most respectfully in
w form The citizens Of Davenport and the
surrounding country. that they have just arrived
from Philadelphia, with a new and we'll select
ed aSsovtu,apt NJ
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Davenport, Oct. 18th, 1918.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
FACTS FOR MECHANICS.

81 raul Was nIechaulc a ieot-meker.
Oar Saviour Was q mechanic a carpenter.
The great Archllec, Of the universe, IN the
mechanism OF The heavens and the earth,
With rs productions animate and inanimatp,
snd displays p1ser and skill which hu
man hands and human wisdom NAV attempt,
70 initiate, but which they never can equal
or sppro2ch.
Next TO farmers, mechanics are The most
numerous and The mns, important rla-- IL
Ne community. " Laieyst promotes their
in'efes', ., course promotes he interests
u the pubic. Inry, Ike farmers, have
grea, facilities and great inducements 10
become men OF science and sound know.
Ledge. Every mechanic in operation. brings
INTO use sonae principles Of science which
princlple II Is OF course his Inleres, end his
convenience TO understand.
Every apprentice boy, no matter how
assIduous or how rigorous his employ ment
Il he spends few minutes dally in useful
re- Dc aud olhef modes Ct improvement,
- certain 10 be man of future Influence
aud respce:a bi'Iiy. Tha. apprentice u no
seeks most assIiunlslg The iuerest Of bis
employer, promotes mos, efieclually his
own interest; as character is the best csp.
ital young man can have for the CON
a. encemens OF business.
Mechanics, like farmers, make safe and
enlightened statesmen. They arc well ed
ucaled Tor legislators, aud other Offices,
Lecause cd ucated IN school. Of experience.
who can be better qualified 10 make Laws
Tor aiding the operations Of business, Than
those engaged In these Operations. Sci.
entEc American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12

Ter The Boxer, assisted by the crews of sev.
cn smacks, to get the vessel n, but With.
cut success. On The following morning,
a considerable portion Of The cargo having
been taken out by The exeitious Of The
same parties, The vessel was lowed otr the
sand By the Boxer, aud carried INTO harbor
by The smack's men. The claim of the
Boxer 10 share IN salvage rentune ration
was opposed by the owners, upon the ground
that she was a vessel fitted and maintained
at the public expense, and was therefore
hound 10 have rendered her assistance
grsiuitously under the circumstances of
the case. The Court held that, for per
sonsl risk and lebor encountered in sal.
wage service, tie officers and crews OF
krg's ships are entitled to salvage remu.
ueratlon upon the same footing as other
saIvors. The value was Fl 3S4, and the
Court awarded Fl 600 TO the officers and
crew of the Boxer, and $500 10 the smacks.
men.-l ". Rob. liz.
Sslvors haye a lien on the property saved,
and have a right 10 detain /, I'LL their com.
pensa,ion is paid.-2 W.Rob. 800, Smiths
Mere. Law, 29l, Abbot, $50.
After the completion Of a salvage ser.
vice, the strict legal rule requires that the
sailors should take the property into port
TO be seized and adjudica,ed for the sal.
wage. This, in most cases, where a vessel
is able TO pursue her voyage, is consider.
ed harsh proceeding, and It is usual to
name sum which will be accepted aud
the vessel discharged wilhou, sui,-and i,
appears that Commander Carpenter did
SO d; this Offer was refused and the vessel
vas discharged wiIhou, salvage. Mr.. Car.
Pender, therefore, pursued course Of for.
bearance instead Of harshness. For The
Government 10 have reprimauded him, on
the demand OF a foreign Government,
would have been as cruel 10 him as humIi
aling 10 the Government.
About two years ago the big Active, Of
Baltimore, on her passage from BrazI to
the r.er Plata, run on bank, aud was
rescued by French vessel of war, aud
carried into Momerldo. Salvage 10 the
amount of one third of The value vas de.
manded and received by the French cIuis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
Letter from, the Editor.

HAKLFsTON, z. VCT I-sET'
! an writing from the American Hotel IN
Charleston. ! find since my arrival that the re-
ports relative to the Strangers or yellow Fever
being prevalent TO great extent IN fh,a city IS
greatly exaggerated. In fact. the Physicians OF
Of the city DO not agree to its existence at this
time. | am informed that ono of the oldest has
given il as his opinion that the yellow fever is
not here hut no one pretends 10 deny that there
il good deal OF sickness at tbs iino. hnt can
it be otherwise in a population Of 81 or 4O,eOU,
tut there are very few deaths, | see no danger
10 any person from the up country who sct-
pruden,ly. Tie advice TO all is keep out Of tho
sun and The night air, We have had great
change-blankets arc needed and the cold viii
soon drive of the fever-l link there mus, have
tecn frest
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The " Gather.

Tbs weather has undergone considerable
GLANCE since our last. We were told the other
day that there had been frost. though no, otscrv
cd by ourselves We hepc that il may contlnne
cool, as i, is an infalible remedy for all diseases
occasinned by excessive heat. For our part we
hail the approach Of cold weather with no lhtle
satisfaction, when csuirasted y it'll the sIliry-
burning sun which We have borne for several
months back, ard We venture to say the same for
the public IN general.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
A SOFT ANSWER TuRNETH AWAY
WRATH

A husband who IN a moment Of hastv
wrath, said to his Hifr, Who In, few
months before had united her fai h TO his,
f" II you arc not satisfied win my conduct,
60, return TO your friends aud your hap.
piuess." And will you give NE back
that which ! brought 10 you ~ asked the
despairlng wife. {" es, he replied e" all
your wealth shall 60 ath yon-l covet
il not" " Alas !" she answered, |
thought not of my wealth, spoke of my
maiden affections, OF my buoy ant hope, Of
my devoted love; can you give these back
TO me No !" said the mao, throwing
himself at her feet, 4" No, cannot restore
these; but ! viii do more, | will keep
them uu.ullied and unsiained | Will che.
rlsh them through lfo, and 10 death, and
never GAIN viii forget that have sworr
to project md 10 cheer her who gave "
to me all she held most dear" Wve.
was there not more than poetry IN Thu,
woman's heart Was there moi angelic
sweetness, grace divine a soft answer
,urnslh away wrath Go thou aud d,
Ilk"ise ; then how many Of wedloca's 6erc,
battles would be unfoueht, how much Of un
happiness and GOODNESS avoided.
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are held 10 answer for rioi and assault aud
battery. Tho public viii look TO 'he DIS.
position If these cases With not less ankle.
" than they waited for the decision oi that
Court in the cases previously determined
and iha, Judge aud Jury will discha'se
their duties without fear or favor, keeping
IN view only the ends of public justice, the
proceedings in The General Sessions du.
ring the last two weeks amply encourage
US to hope"
The following closing remarks OF the
same paper upon The subject Include moral
which deserves to deeply impress itself IN
he minds Of oil readers who are yet young
enough to be capable Of being led away
by bad example from the paths OF recii.
tude and honor:
in the case Of Judson there is moral
our Dung men would do we'll 10 ponder.--
4 man " no sets himself up as the rroies.
.ional leader Of a mob. or The off 'ial ora
Gle Of rnwdy ism in general, active III pas.
sons, whatever his abilities may be, or
how numerous soever may be his less oh
iectionabIe traits, is in the;end sure TO liud
his own level. lie may publish newspa.
per, and make its columns a common sew.
cr, il he likes, through which to pour all
sorts of moral abominatlon, and not un.
likely that paper, filthy and obscene as II
is, will attain an ephemeral support among
the PREDICATE and dissolute Of large city.
Gradually, however, a repetition If the
fifth provokes disgust, even among those of
the mos, degraded tastes. and both the man
and his press are permitted TO 90 Their
WAYS To the only house at refuge u patient
and forbcaring humanity mercIt'ully re.
serves for them the cell Of The city prls.
on or pallet IN the penI,eutiary."
The charge Of Judge D,LY TO tie Jury.on the
occasion alluded 10 above. viii be found IN the
Intelligence OF October i,h. from which tho
foregoing is transfer ed. We CON mend h,toiIhe
notice OF our readers, Al it emsedies much of in.
tcres, and Intelligence.
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A Gen LIE NAV.

Show me the man who can quit the bril-.
liant society OF The young 10 listen to the
KINDLY voice OF age-w no eau haId cheer.
iul converse with one whom wears have
deprived Of charms -sbow me the man
"hois IS willing to help lhe deformed " no
stand N need Of help, as Il the blush of
Helen mantled on her cheek show me
the man who would no more look rudely
at the poor girl IN the village than al the
elegant and well dressed lady in the aoon
show me the man who treats unproiec.
ted maidenhood as he would the teiress
surrounded by The powerful protected Of
rank, riches and family show me the man
who ahhors the lbertne's gibe, who shun.
as basphemer The traducer Of his mo.
Tiers sex-who scorns as he would COW.
ard the ridicuer OF woman's foibies, or the
esposer al womanly repuiatIon--s show me
that man who never forgels for m instant
the deiioacy, the respect that is due to
woman as woman in any condition or class
-and YOU show me a gentleman, nav,
you show me better, you show me true
Christina.
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THE MOSQUITO QUESTION.
More Troubi. IA Tie Camp.

A rcporl has got oni thai q shstp eo'r,t
pondence has been going 0n between Nh
Secretary Clayton and the Brush charge
des alI.rcs at Wa~h,ost Mr.. Champ.
ton, copccrnin. the Giisi-h CLAIM { 10 tho
Mosquito COAST. Tho repof, has. hose''
CT. teen conisad,el-d bs ti," organ 81 Gen.
Ia, Tor, the Republic. and the NnIionil Ia.
telligenccr. But ~ connection With thl,
subJtct. Tho Washington correspondent Of
the B,llInofa sun insists upon n. that h
Government has taken most decided
staad against the interference OF England
IN The affairs Of the Mospuito coast. ffOn
this " would, a, least, appear that soma
srps have been taken by England about
the matter.
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With ! view 70 the edifcltion Of those Of our
readers who h.vs made themselves acquainted
with the particulars OF tie outr,gcs committed at
the Aslor tlce Opera. house. in New York on
the 10th Of Nay last, we give the iollowlrg arti
Gle fom the National lntelligenccr, rolafc 10
the opinions Of lie PIES with regard 10 tie late
trial. in New York
THE LATE RIOT TRIALS ~ N.iORK.
We see 20 dissenting Judgement a. 70
the Righteousness, and justice of tie yer.
Dict, and the mildness OF the sentences pro.
nounced again., the actors in the scenes Of
violence aud outrage, on The night Of The
10Th Of May last. OF the Astor Place Ope
"a house IN New York. So general Is the
sentiment Of he press on The subject, that
We do mol think !, necessary 10 transfer rs
comments TO this paper, however heartily
We may approve them. We make an ex.
cepiion however, Of the closing parae raph
of the article IN he Courier des Eiat E1is,
much Of the felicity Of expression OF shlch
Is doubtless lost IN The following attempt al
translation Of It:
" The press and public opinion will ap.
plaud, we are certain, the act Of lustlcc
which has closed the sad episode Of The
10Th Of May. The Prosecution, the Court
and the July had on this occasion IN equal.
~ difficult duly to fulfil: all have molly
acquitted themsrlves Of mission winch
had its shoals II not rs actual dangers. -
Neither The intimidation by which II was
attempted 10 oveTaw them, nor tho .yrita.
ting system adopted by The Defence, wa.
able to 70 &C them 10 depart frum rhcir
calm aud independent attitude, noi-a
hing more remarkable sttll-to inspire
them with any .enlnneHt Of anger or o
harshness. The verdict and the scnlen
, css are marked by that calm Of The pa,
SONS which Is The most beautiful qaalit,
, Of human justice. One can discern il
] hem neither fear nor luminosity, aud III,
, relative geutleness with which the gull,
+ parties have been struck, without at thu
, same time sparing any one Of them, will b.
, IN the eyes OF the masses, the CONSERVATION
, The most brilliant Of This great lesson Civ
, 60 TO the bad passions Of the multitude"
From the following paragraph in tn
New York Express our readers will lear
f tina, wha, The Editor Of that journal deem
} the mos, important Of these Trials yet I,
: come
. But, IN our opinion, The most lmpor
tant portion Of these trials is yet 10 come
. The mIldest degrees Of The crime pefpe
= lrated at the Opera House on the occasion
referred 10 only have peen dealt with d
D yet. There are parties who have TO an
8 swer for arson in The first degree Miller
+. we mean aud John Mclean, who are in
e d'cted for end.savoring to burn down tn
theatre and there is host Of others uh
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TUE FRENCH At ROME.

We COPY the views of the PARIS Jsars'
al des Dcbufs on Lou. Bonnpst,e's letter,
and Of the London Times OH the French
occupation 81 Rome.
The New York Cohrrier de-, Fats tai
aud II, Pans Correspondents, white they
highly applaud the sen'ln n's OF Bina'
parties letter TO Ney, express. great doubts
whether those sentiu enis vii b. acted oul.
They declare them 10 be sentiments truly
French, and the frs, tina, have cmlnaIei
from tina, quarter since tho elevation q
8onaparle. But the retention Of VI. taI'
lou, IN the Ministry, they regard as 'lgn'
that Bonnparie ~ preparing 10 retreat from
tho position, he has taken.
The Catholic and Lrgi,imi'l Journal arc
loud IN their denunciations Of the ln'icr'--
The Government, journals applaud, as
matter of course the Democratic praise
but express as apprehension, that the acts
will not conform to the professions oil 'ae
President.
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CDnrlntfR !:
FRIDAY. OCTOBER u, 1910.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to Obtain adver.
,iscments and subscr plions, and 10 grant receipts.
UE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agen, in Phila-
delphia, suihoriEed 10 obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
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THE REPUBLIC or SIERRA NADRE.

TIC View OfIenus Palfia a.scfls pnsl.
lively that The plan Of sepafatrn, from
Mex co the States this side &c tho s era
Madte, and setting up m 'ndependen, Re.
public, Is still prosecuted with great zeal.
Some 1000 men according to this paper.
arc 10 establish themselves along The
Southern boundary OF 'rcxas, procure arms
and ammunition, and when The night time
arrives, cross The RIO Grandc and raiso
the new Standard The plan Is said To be
most sklllully arranged, and the leaders
are provided with funds The PAIN, 10
Of opinion that he Round Island Assem-.
bugc is really dlslgneduur Tampico, aud
has IN reality, nothing to do with the ex
petition to Cuba. Biifimore Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
Hungary.

II is With poignant regret that We arc ron.
strained 10 come to the melancholy conelu.io
that Hungary, in her grca, attemP, al the achicy
ment OF n-,.-nal liberty, has Lou entirely unsnc.
cessfuL To whom or what tbs cause Of III $
"a lure 10 to be attributed. now becomes the gem
sra question kossUth, the Hungarian pst;iot.
settles LIS suspicious upon GorgCy, whom be a..
lege. as having been corrupted by petunlaty OF.
fers the part Of the Russians; the merits OF the
former cLief being taken into consideration. tho
declaration certainly bears some d-srce Of plaus
lbnny.
We arc not prepared 10 express an opinion
on this point but we stall entertain the hope that
the God Of Liberty m1y yet universally prevail
among The nations Of Il Old World, and that
Tyranny and nespo;ism may finally be crushed
beneath tic influence OF Free aud Republican
institutions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12

u I'VE are requested 10 announce MtJ JOHN
A. YOUNG, as 4 candidate tor Btigsdiei General
of The | llh Brigade Of n. {. Militia, in place OF
Gen. Neel, resigned.
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A MISSISSIPPI DUEL-ALMosr


The Lass Columbus Wing contain. bel.
ligefent correspondent which is cer,a;n,v
nonpariei tn The his,o y Of Duelliny.
II seems that a Mr., Morse touk t,sui,
to an article published in one Of the paper,
Of that Guy and demanded tho author.
name. Mr.. J. Blair was promptly stated 10
lie the wiiier, whercupon Mr.. Morse ad.
dressed him nuie demanding saiisfac,ion.
The note was presented 10 Mr.. Blair by
Gen. B!e~e', whom Bla,r Immediately re-.
fetfed 10 Mr.. A. G.. Weir. for the seulc.
men, Of preliminaries. As lie ehalletu.
ed party, Nr. w. cInlmed tie right Of 6y.
ing The mole and ,e,ms Of the fight, and
selected "R fl'-, at GO PAGES. 10 fire, club
guns, advance. use knives. &c." in shof,.
either TO ex,erminale the other in The be.,
manner he was able.
To this Gen Blesct oil jec,ed that Tho
terms we're unusual, unciv lzrd aud IN.
christian ard moreover that lis princi.
pal, Mr.. Morse, Was 80 near sighted, as 10
be unable to distinguish a man from
horc Ut that distance thai such terms
were entirely inadDissible, bu, ,ha, The
old fashioned mode ofseiiling such matters,
VIZ: pistols, al len PAGES, &c, would DO
aecedrd TO. In reply. Mf. W,ir insists
upon Tie acknowledge! Ii.h, Of The chsl
lsr.,d patty to TX the weapons, distance,
&c, and Us IN tii.ei TO MuIse's blindness,
he asserts that Blair rs 80 deaf thai 10
couldn't hear the order 10 fire Thus
stands the matter 80 lar rs nc can gather
from the pnbli.hcd correspondence.
Iuscaiyosl Monitor.