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Indian Vegetable Medicines

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RE Universally neknow lodged TO he The sufes cneupes
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bic by their physca yet live 10 testify to the virtues Of
these eNuordniry preparations, having been restored to
These medicines are well known require extern
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land where living witnesses cannot he found TO testify of
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We will name of the principal medicines ard
their uses, ring thu inquire after health 10 the FAM
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by DI. -. s. Spear,
whero may DO found REF uens on the origin and nature
tho principal Diseases which unlct humanity directions
how preserve and restore health together with some cor
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healing virtues and uigng their Importance This book
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BALM OF LIFE Nos & 2-for Consump'Cn Dya.
Affections Phtl.c, A.thma, papnatou, Bronchitis &c.
CATARRH sNuFf.-For eonsunp n, Cetarrh, Cough,
Headache, SC this is certain cure for CniaIrh and sur
other grerar,ou for cleansing the head In cases
THE LlvERwoRT PILLS, have been for long limo
considered uuivetsal medicine trial of one box will
satisfy the patient that thoy are the best pursatNc KNOWN
They lemove the most severe COLDS cods pains" eVefs
sCR0FULA SYRUP This IA one of tho cffec,unl
agents in fer cleansing and purifying the blood IL 70
every impury from the whether ola scrou-
gtdient. Of purely vegetable character For efficacy
and s1G'y i sna M%n Gs ;'pS''H ysrNrrpy coRpf
fused ling to deeooa cure is warranted 10 every
case 'S' T'i = ,ssomIsGafa tho Sal,
Rheum its worst forms.
TONIC CoRDiAL-is of tho most powerful TONES
discovered; it IL the best female medicine to 10 OBJ
timed
WoNAN's FRIEND, for tho falling OF tho WOm5-This
s the only remedy before the public for this purpsc II OBJ
the Necessity uf resottng to instruments, and UNI
que-iionrbly II most certain remedy.
EYE W NlER-Tlis is the host Eye Water now in use.
GRAVEL MIXTUEE.-rhs will cure all cases Of grav-
81. For other Remedios see" Family Physician"
All the ingredients Of tho above medicines furnished
by nau.n horsuf, aud combined in accordance with
known principles universally received us sound by scenhc
Ply sicIaus.
Their merits have been Acknowledged by thousands -
They have been tested proved 10 DO equal TO tho consd
Grafton claimed for them.
liza inr trial fails restore health confident is the
proprietor Of their efficacy that tho expense Of my other
which does effect will hc ud, provided it does
exceed ono hundi eddn.lars.
| Principal Office, $40 Washington street Boston, Also,
soil by :. X. COLLINS Montpelier also, by Agents
| throu. hoLt the 22ly
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TEA, TEA p!

e,ToRRs q LANGDON finding such increasing demand
- for the prime quality Of Teas they always sell so
have made extensive arrangements iot s sale, anu '"
supply the trade 10 any quantity up 10 80 chests o.
June -.
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II The nor.h half If lot nnmhOr 81 in sheldon.

No. II. The north half If lot number 81 in Sheldon.
H. and 90 rods the northwest part OF lot mum
Der g. in Sheldon being tho land which decided
by Simeon Weed to Luke Dewing on tho 10Th Of April
1873.
Numbers II and Is set Off on execution against
Luke Dewing and Asa Buckley IN favor of David
Robinson for The Of tho United States, September
le, 1879
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I NORTHERN RAILROAD.
A 81 E ..

leA 81 l :....s. :s4.....,.A:g
On aud after July 80, 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS daily, (Sundays excepted)
connection with tho Concord Nashua, and Lowell,
Vermont Ioniral aud PAssumusc Railroads:
Leave West Lebanon for CoucOr Manchester, Nnshun,
Lowell, Boston, Lawrence city, aud the East and Gtoon
Junction Worcester, Albany, New York aud the South n"
e25 a. NJ aud 1855 r. NJ, the arrival Of the Cars
from Mont peer and Wells River, VI
Leave oston frum the Depot Of the Lowell Ralfoad,
for Montpelier and Wells liysr, nj IN NJ. and 70 NJ
This l. tho from the Vermont Central and
rassumpsc Railroads to Lowell Boston aud all parts In
that objection, and the trains from tonds via Concord
Manchester and Nashna at Gioon Junction with
trains for Worcester, New York, Albany, &c.
Merchandise Trans daily, Sundays ercepted) leave
Montpelier and Wells River, Northern Knilrond Tor
Concord MANCHESTER Lowell and Boston, and ltavo BOs
ton from the Depot uf ihe Lowell Road, for the Vermont
Central ind Passumpsc Railroads,
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord N r. July I6. lSlo. 30
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open to Windsor, there connect
fglsss5sl J ing wi It'll the Vermont Central Rail-
SyNSssSf road. and mt White River, with the
railroad.
ON AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchburg Railroad Depot, Boston, daily Sun
Ldays executed, 10 connection with Fchhurg Vermont
Massachuscts Cheshire and Vernon, Central Railroads,
fo Bellows Falls, Churlestown and Caremont H. and
Windsor, White River, Royuhon und Mortified, ": at 7
10 a. NJ.
Leave Montpelier, VT for Boston at SO and 1910 A. NJ.
91y-Bolh Trains from Montpelier connect at Gfoton
with Trans from Nashua, ~ H. aud Lowell md the East
AMI Worcester New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
bany, via Western Railroad.
Fioisht Trains will also leave Churestown, Mast. ant
Northheli. VI daily
February 5, 1919. 90
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

A. G. BAGLEY & CO.,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
~ Psnholders Gold aud Silver Pea und Pencil &c,
sc. Dealers supplied al the lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, OLD Siard, } $50 Broadway, New-York.
N. b. w. Il. WAlGlr is no longer agent for A. g. D.
& Co, ~
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BY the Court,
80 Attest, r. +. MERRILL, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT Al a Probate Court, holden
Washineton District So AT Probate Office IL Montpelier,
within for Dir irlc the Both day ofJuy A. d.
l649:
A N Instrument, purporng be tho '.'S VIII and Tesla,
n menl of POLLY BRlTiA N, late ct barre 10 sara
District decnased being present. 10 the uIt mere ny
JULiANA BRITAIN, tho Execut' III rein named,
for PIoba,e il is ordered by said Court, mat all persons
concerned therein be notified TO at session OF said
DO holden at the Probate oce In Montpelier the
2st day of Aug l649 and show cause they have,
againsi the Probate Of said WIN for which IL is fur
her ordered that copy Of the record Of this order be pub
shed three weeks successVoy, In the Vermont Watch
man add State Journal printed at Montpelier previous TO
said time appointed foI hearing.
true copy ofIocoid nan
80 Attest Y. r. MERRlLLi Register
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CrockerV g. Glass Ware,

our Croeeery Rooms, he found the largest and
~ best assortment OF Crockery aud Glass Ware ever Of
fercd in Montpelier.
MAY, lsi9-20. ELLIS, WILDER e. CO.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District. ss Montpelier, and fo- said dis
tric, on the Goth day tf July A. ID, 1919;
GEORGE WOR1HlNGTON, administrator Of the estate
VI OF Roger HubLaid, late Of Montpelier in said district,
deceased presents to the Court here in writing his petition
for License sell the real of snd deceased pay
the debts due from said estate and Of admnisia
the personal property being insufficient for that pur-
pose. Wheroupon Is ordered, that said petition be
the 2s day of August le49, at O'Clock p NJ
hearing and decision upon the And further ordered
that all conooined he given by publishing sub
stance of said petition aud the orders thereon
excessively in tie Vermont Waterman and State journal
newspaper printed Montpelier previous to said timo
appointed fol hearing, that they may appear IL they
cause aud give bonds for the payment of debts aud
expenses US provided by law TO prevent said license being
granted An order of notice issued in due form Of law.
80 Attest, r. F. MERRILL, Register.
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SCOTvT & FIELD

NAVE received huge stock Of NEW GOODS, adapted
to the season, which purchased OF the lowest
market price, aud they will sell them Tor Cash its Equic-
aion prices that will tail 10 suit purchasers. We i
be undcrsod by any body-not excepting those who
claim 10 be original and exclusive Cash Stores
NAV I, 1890
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We have luger stock than ever chonper and better
such PANTS, VESTS and COATS - Large enough for
my and small enough for boy unusually low nj
We also continue manufacture all kinds Of Clothing
nrdcr, suit the taste either in medium
Of iashio, and ndrrdnt IT, or any customer who may la
with a ru for work.
RT CUTTING DONE for others to make, aud warrant
od to fit, IL rightly made up.
May 10, 1919. 81
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$4,000 yards COTTONS,
II OUGHT Low aud will hu sold Low ut Inc one Price
ID Cash sturp of STORRS Il IANt.DONS.
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The REFUoEEs pEsrTurE-The correspondent OF the
Daily News writes from Widden the liib sepiegAeg
at Wdden in state Of positive destitudon When Kos
suh quilted Hungary he had only five hundred dueas in
his possession and had since spent the greater part in re-
lievng the wants of his brother exles.
From the above, il appears that the report OF Bems
capture and death was incorrect, we'll as the
that he had arrived at Paris-ED TRIBl
F4E Paris, Friday
EFFECT or THE Pores MAsIPEsro,-La Pdfris con-
tains the following The manifesto OF the Holy Father
has produced considerable sensation in the political and
financial world The document was the subject OF con-
yersaton in the hall Of the Legislative Assembly on
Thursday We believe we can confidently assert the
on and that the French cabinet is still this subject in
accordance with the other cabinet"
Latr-A rumor that the Pope intends TO publish an
address the government fully explaining his for
granting such limited concessions The French army
remains in Rome Secret societies in Paris trying to
excite the working classes TO strike, but as yet without
success.
PARIs-Friday evening. The manifesto continues to
excite universal reprobration, Only two journals de-
Tended 1.-THE Constitutional and assemble Na,oneHe
miscellaneous.
The Envoy OF the republic of Uruguay had private
interview with the President OF the republic
The new municipal council OF Paris is convoked to
the 25th, to consider several important matters.
The Bishop OF Mouines is dead.
The Socialist Journal Fueite du Peuple, seized on
Thursday new Socialist paper will appear on the LIST
October.
sdiu tLdt COHUdCteu
tese loan, and undertakes to pay Austria its conlr
BUTTON
& SwITZERLAND-THE REFUGEEs.-Letters from Geneva
state that the foreign refugees there have been sent into
the interior Of Switzerland. with the exception Of about
80, who are occupied in various trades
GERMANY. BAVARIA AGAINST PRUSSIA --Mtmich, Sept
2s,-The Minister Of Foreign Affairs, by order Of the
King, has charged all Bayaran ENJOYS abroad TO inform
the government whose court they represent Bavaria,
that that power has broken of every negotiation with
Prussia and will continue so to do until Austria gives
decided reply respecting the federal question.
A RUMoR Berlin, Sept. 20.A report is again in cir
culation that Russia has demanded the reestabshment
of the state oil things which existed previous TO the month
of March, and the reunion OF the Grand Duchy OF Posen
and Russia.
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Oct l2-dtf


lust RECEIVED established
Of i2th following
fl which will be sold reduced pcefour
page WIN. FISCHER
The Fashion Polka; by II. ID. Hewitt.
Grand Military Polka, performed by Forester's
band.
The Nova Scotia waltzes by wnterbotom
Quades Meyebeers OF the Prophet BY Strauss
Six Easy Rondo- designed studies FOR beginners by b.
q. Czerny.
The Mnks" variations by y,
X. Chuatai.
Six Amusements Eegane BY Chas. Yoss.
Rosa Lee with variations BY Chas. Grobe.
Mary Blame, do do
Lucila Polka by do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
In Ladra, fantastic; composed by Henri Rosselcn
When Morning beams III think OF theean admired by
Geo y. Benken ....-
When win thy Smile composed by Geo Dclak
Merry Gypsy Gih again. arranged for the guitars composed by
Glover.
Lake, for guitar; composed by NJ. Deems.
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General Agency.

9 L. LEWIS, atorney-ataw, formerly Of Virginia, but fol
u years q Washing
Virginia friends
collection of their dues from the government.
The widows and children of soldiers who died in Mexico
entitled to pensi0n.)
claims, especially marines who Mexico, will be
purchased price, pressed for the
through any departments with the despatch He fiat
himself that his residence Washington his connexion with
the Adutan Generals Office, his acquaintance with the depart
experience, win afford facilities the speedy
adjustment of all business confded to him.
He respectfully Of the Congress from
Virginia. Hon. John Mason Richmond, Val Major Gen
X. Jones' Washington city.
at great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
aR JONES'"
Any procure good claim his vicinity pub
hsh this the amount OF S. and send his bill 10
Aug i0-3m s. l.. LEWIS.
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Lttehs Living Age, NO. Ssa.- Frtce i%4 eenf~
sCoulea.xas
! Ameieans in Japan-New York Courier and Enquirer.
3 Observation-Disclosures
3. The California Mystery in England-Iondon Tunes.
4. Overland Journey California Cincinnati Gazette.
S. Ascent OF Mount ouzaba-Ll w. " Reynolds
6, The Straits OF Magalhaen-Journal Of Commerce.
z. Scientific Meeting a Cambridge
3. The shetland Ises--W. q. Bryant
o. John Howard and the Prison World Of EuropeSpectaor
10. The Modern Vassal, Chap lII-John Wilmer.
H. Canada and the British American League-Examiner.
IL Lord Palmerstons Hungarian Poiiey--ExanneT.
IT, Are the Hungarians Proiectionistsl do
Ia. Hamburg Adheres the acknowledgements
WAsHISsToS, December ~, ls45.
OF all the periodical journals devoted 10 literature
which abound in Europe and In this country this has appeared
be the contains indeed the
OF literature Of the English language but this, by
includes portrature hu
mind in the utmost expansion of the present age
Published weekly At 90 a year, by
Il. LITTELL CO., Boston.
Oct 10
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auction |. I'd mmis.lon Notice.

BEACH g. g. NJ TUCKER, having established
IL in the General Auction and Commission Business
Washington under the firm of Beach Tucker soc
liberal share public They attending
sale Of all kinds Of real and PERSONAL that be ntru
ed their upon all kinds
goods which shall be sold very period
best advantage And they by strict business and
faithful adherence good old principle "quick
prompt reurns' 10 merit the confidence people,
Their Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel in the central Of the city, and fitted expressly for
door sales and their viii be ample accommodate
goods thai may be consigned TO them.
They will add business be conducted upon
rictlyh prncipe In instance will
their be bid by themselves consequently persons reposnr
trust in them calculate receiving the highest
Terms In all moderate.
BEACH TUCKER,
Oct l2-du Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.-Al persons knowing
" which they prior stlings
Board Appeal hereby informed
be ready for exhibition all whom
basement Of west OF the City iIa Tuesday
10th instant between the hours OF will
until te 2 Sunday
the Board Of Appeal will instant
the and observing and will
ngs from day 10 day Sundays excepted until the 10Th day
November Dclusve 10 which Board all concevng them
their their appeal
found high, have the altered.
Oct ia-eotd T.P. HARKNEss, Secretary "a
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New Goods for Gentlemen.

WE have Just received beautiful Of cloths,
smeres, aud vesngs, the shades and
prepared to make up order In the best style.
In line superior
We beautiful Of
other description Of coats panaloon and suit every
We large stock wooon,
and heavy, with Shirts elegant
pte stock Of fancy goods We they excecd
prices
YOUNG oREM.
Sept 3O--3taw4yif
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The prospects for the democratic in this State ~
most cheering An eminent citizen, whose means OF y
formation make his opinion Of great value, writes us
the mail Of yesterday that eve are doing well here IN "
canvass Walker viii certainly be elected governor az
La Sere, Morse, and Harmanson to Congress- and wy
likely Beatty in Thibodeauxs district and msjonp'
the lerislatures
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DAULDISG's New Book The Puritan and his Daugh-
new book "Los Gringos,"
o. Mexico and California; with wanderngs Peru Chilli Ac Ply
Patient practical view the mutual duties,
TONS medical profession and community by
W. Hooker, d. Just received nj TAYLOR MAURY's book
stree
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IJAIR Brushes and Dressing Combs.-s. PARKER has
III opened expressly for family 100 dozen codp
from 70 inches long 800 dozen hair
different from 24 So Also, large
sorn Of very superior ivory fine tooth combs
Comb Fancy and Peruncr sore Penn National
Hotel. Oct l6-3if
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Carusi,a saloon.

SoIREEs DANsANTEs.L. CARUsI pleasure notify
his friends and patrons, that in compliance with the
pupils, present cIases, the
weekly viii be resumed from and Thursday
ing, October IL, 1872
vicinity, that his "Dancing and Walking Academy" Is
opened for the reception pupils
The most avoute Dances comprising the Polka
Mazourka Redua Watzes Waltz, Celarous, &c. will
be introduced and thoroughly taught Oct I3-a
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BY GREEN y TAsrEr, Auc.ionser..

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS' COURT OF HOUSE,
- HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-On Wednesday, the
18th instant OF
Cornelius Cox deceased, between 9 and 10th Streets good
lot of furniture, viz: #as.
Mahogany sofa, parlor, and rocking chairs
Do marble ~
High post cherry bedseads
Windsor and other chairs, cribb and cradle
Looking glasses, andirons, shovel and tongs
Ingram, passage, and step carpets
China glass and crockery
Cooking, parlor and alright stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils
Terms; All and under $40 $40
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN TAsTET, Aucuoneers
p 8. The house for rent very conveniently arranged
brick, with good and wide passage with good
house and stable Inquire the premises of j. r. HALLIDAY
Jackson Hall. n
c y : e.
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NEW and Fashionable Goods Grmtlemen.--We
IN have this day received by far beautiful
pIete Of goods apperaning genemens fall
apparel that have before had
customers, among which
$50 pieces OF entirely style Fancy Cassimeres
. 10 do line black French Doeskin do
30 do rich fancy colored Cloths, of shades
do black French Cloths, fine
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
25 do very elegant Silk and Vestings
Is do black and colored Silk yelvets
rs dozen Silk, Merino Angola, Cotton Under garments
kind Vi
Fancy Silk nd g#>r
Silk and Linen cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs sEs
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, sc. re
All of which will be cheap, up
Bile style, guaranying in all
adopt this getting
winter supplies invited 70 call - e
p II. HOOE & CO.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eth and 9Th Streets
Oct l6--3wif
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By E. s. waIeHr. e,ore,,ovn.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AMI
LOFTY virtue Of deed Of dated the 10Th day Of sep
embef l54 and recorded In the land Of Washington
ty shall self, front premises day October
O'clock OF lot So original plan George
c. The west side jefferson three
story brick house thereon Terms cah, bankable funds
Sept le-dp II. 3. WRIGHT Auct
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NO IIUMBuaii

Tor THE COMPLEXION HAIR and for SHAVING, the bssr
II articles OF the kind In the county
BoGLE'5 HEBEAIoNA for preserving 6ng
BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID preventing badness and ray
hair and tor curing all diseases, such dandru
BOGLES AMOLE, compound for shaving brush
aud wafer manufactured from the Soap Plant
The above articles need trial preference
else Of the kind
manufacturer aud sold by agent for Washington,
WIN. r. BAYLY, staioner,
Oct3-fteodf Penn ave-, between llh md f2fh
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EREsH PERFUMERY.

CREsH PERFUMERY.--
i case Of superior German cologne
30 dozen Lubins fne
10 blue and white pot marrow
20 Macassar, bears and antique
Bsnys uccpherous and Gaerlsins lusrae for
storing and beautifyinr the hair.
Charcoal ors, rose, and other superior dentrihce.
fresh supply Of cold cream, lip ssve and every other article
cesssry Tor The toilet
D. PARKERy
Comb, Fancy, and Peffumev store, Penn svsnue,
Oct B-N National Hotel.
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Musical INSTRUCTION In the art OF Singing. Playing
III the Piano Porte, Organ Flute, VIOLIN &C., &cH
BERLYN, professor Of music, Germany prrpared civ
lessons Of the above branches Of musc
deuce the residence Of the pupil and viii
trey 20 the proficiency of those intrusied care.
BM BERLys the best Of from Mon
where professor Of music
can be found Mr. kahs, forte
satoners' Hall.
Oct 2-2awim.
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II OWEN n SOW have just received from New York
III their fall and winter supply Of goods by
hmembracins large and variety superior
cloths eassimeres and vengs genemen Cloves undershts,
They returning ther sincere thanks 10 their
friends the public generally liberal share Of patronage
heretofore received and respectfully continuance
favon.
oct ia-3sawlm lint Rep)