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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Louisiana

A recent law, passed by the Legislature of
Louisiana, gives to the people in their cities
and towns, the right to determine whether
licenses shall be granted, and in view of the
fact that the time is close at hand, when the
people will be called upon to make their will
known at the ballot-box, in view Of the great
change the sentiments of the voters has I'M
dergone in regard to the subject of temper
ance, the editor of the Southern Organ urges
them to frmness and activity, "calls on eve
ry good citizen to do his duty in this matter
"a duty which he owes to society-a duty
which suffering humanity calls upon him to
discharge duty which desolate widow
hood, and more than desolate orphanage, i'm
plores to vote No LICENSE"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
AgAmAggpn,

In this City, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. 7. W.. Tobey, of the Baptist Church, Mr.. JEFF
ferson Fisher to Miss Julia S. Clarke, daughter OF
the late William F. Clarke, Esq.
In Catawba county, on the 18th November, by
Rev. j. FL. Crawford, Mr. Wm. s. Ramsour, to Miss
Caroline E. Loretz.
"All beauty may be blighted,
Youth may pa IS away
But the vows we have plighted
Shall never know decay.
The fairest hopes may perish,
Firmest friends may change;
But the love that we cherish,
Nothing shall estrange." Il. W.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE-It gladdens
the heart of every friend of moral reform, to
see the onward progress of the Temperance
cause. The blessings'of a prohibitory law has
been introduced into several States of the
Union ard from various testimony there is rea-
son to believe that these blessings are welcomed
and cherished by the people. And what a
blessing viii the law be to thousands Of broken
hearted mothers, and weeping and beggared
children and to young menjuSt entering upon
the stage of life who are exposed to danger.
1t will be the means of saving multitudes from
one of the greatest curses that can befall a
rational being-the fate of a drunkard. With
the introduction of this law intemperance is
banished, also profanity, riots, sabbath break
ing, gambling, theft, murders and all the train
of untold evils growing out of the rum traffic.
There will follow a decrease of pauperism and
criminals, a diminution of business that will
advance the value Of property. Yes, ''the
wilderness and the solitary places shall be clad
for them, and the desert shall rejoice, and bios
som as a rose. The wolf also shall dwell with
the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with
the kid and the calf and the young lion and
the failing together and a little child shall
lead them. And the COW and the bear shall
feed their young ones shall lie down together
and the lion shall eat straw like the OK. Peace,
Joy and prosperity will fill the land as the
waters cover the sea. Friends of Temperance
and morality do you desire to see this happy
state of things? You have the power, if you
will but perform your duty. Let US unite
our strength one strong, united effort will &C.
complish the work. We call upon you friends
pf temperance andmoraity of our State, in the
Rname Of God, in the name of the Bible, in the
name of suffering humanity, be true to your
selves and perform your duty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

w. D. Cooke, of Raleigh, has just publish
ed " q Book for the people" by G.. IL. Wiley,
ESQ. Although the author has noopportuni-
ty for the display OF his talents in a work
Of this kind, the public may rely upon accu-
racy and honesty in the preparation of
the forms of the legal instruments so neces-
sary to be understood by the people. See the
advertisement in another column.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
80 Drugs, Medicines andOiIs.

E DAo-S1 uGOuILIHOG uIlU UIlhr
E BY recent arrivals, the subscriber
A has received the Iarges. and most daS
50 sirable stock of
Medicines, Paints, oils, Pertinent Ry,sb-
es, GLASSWARE, Varnishes, Cigars.
Soaps, Tobacco and Fancy articles
Which he has ever offered to the public. bou1b,
on the most favorable terms, of importers ana
Manufacturers, and which will be disnosoS -
and the public.
ed, viz; reeeiV-
800 gallons Linseed Oil.
500 " Lamp Oil, Summer and Winter.
200 Tanners Oil.
500 g." Rosin Oil.
5000 lbs. Blakes Fire Proof Paint.
200 Kegs White Sead, No. 1. and Pure.
| Cask Spanish Brown.
B " Silvers mineral Paint
5 Bbls. EarDish,, Assorted Kinds
10 =" Spirits Turpentine.
10 Burning Fluid.
2 Pure Castor Oil.
500 LBS. Sup. Carb. Soda. English.J
6 Boxes Yeast Powders.
90 600 Cigars very Superior and Medium,
Bbl. Blue Stone.
Box Rabbits Celebrated Soap Powder.
2 gross Capsules, assorted.
rs ounces Quinine.
Obs. Calomel. II doz. Hamptons Tineturs
~ Gum Arabic. $50 lbs. Cream Tartsr.
500 g white and brown Glue.
II doz. Ayers Cherry P~eetoral.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry
6 Hoodand's German Bitters.
20 " S~arsaparilla: Bulls, Sands & Pelletiers,
II Low old b own windsor Soap.
100 " Brushes; Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Paint.
s " Hastings Syrup of Naptha.
100 /" Boxes window glass from sxIo to 2sx24
500 lbs. very superior Putty.
80 cases Apothecaries Glassware.
A very large assortment of Perfumerv Svr-
inges. Catheters, Bougies, Surgical and Dental
Instruments. Fishing Tackel, Patent Medicines.
Fruit and Gum Drops. fresh Olives, Spices,
Cooking Extracts, Gelatine, Trusses, Braces and
Supporters. Vermifuges. Powder puffs. Matches.
and Thompsonian Medicines Lamps. and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
p. F. PESCUD.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Every Temperance Speaker

In North Carolina, we hope, from this time
forward, will make it a point to talk about
the p" Acc )" before closing his speech, and
apply publicly for Subscribers. A few slips
Of paper haaded around among the audience
by a few active brethren, will be sure to come
back with a goodly list Of names, from whom
the money could, on the spot, or in the course
Of the same day, be obtained. Please make
tho trial. 1t will be a glorious expedient to
prove to tho world how very effective your
speech was. If you arc q friend to the pa
per, be sure and mako the trial.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

re There has been a tremendous fresh
ct in the C~hattahoochee river, doing immense
damage to the Factories at Columbus, Ca,
and other places on the river. Immense los
ses are reported.
a. Booth, the celebrated T~ragedian, died
a few days since, on the passage from New
Orleans to Cincinnati.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
mRRRa

In Monroe, N. c., on the 2Ist of October, Mrs.
Sarah E.. Howie, a pious and devoted member of
the Presbyterian Church. aud beloved and res9ec-
ted by all who knew her. She died in the bloom of
being about Is years of age, leaving a husband,
child and numerous friends to mourn their loss.
G.D 3.
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IrmprprnN Nov 0n 1870

W ~ AOO-s
We are all in favor of the Memorial, and
go for legislative protection from the gross
tyranny and cruel wrong which our commu-
nifty suffers from intemperance Hundreds
who do not belong to the Order of the Sons
Of Temperance, join in crying aloud for this
reform, and numbers Of poor lost drunkards
earnestly hope that something may be done
to save them from temptation, and have, IN
asked, signed the memorial. A great revo-
luton is going on in the public mind. Bros.
Odom and Hewlett, have both been with us
and urged the measure with great effect, on
the ground not Of philanthropy alone, but
also Of justice, patriotism and economy.
God speed the great cause, and send dis
appointment and confusion upon those false
and cowardly demagogues, who would pan
der to the depraved appetites and perverted
prejudices. of a corrupt few, even at the sac.
rifce of the best interests OF their country
Yours in L. 2. & E.
r. E. TROY.
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MOTTCn

Is hereby given, that application will be made to
the present Session Of the General Assembly of n.
Carolina. for an Act of Incorporation, for Pleasant
Garden Division, No. Isl, of the Sons Of Temper
ance, located at Pleasant Garden Guillord county,
North Carolina.
BY order Of the Division.
r w RFFSON D 9
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
q GOOD GIHAN0IHo

LNVANS & COOKE have ON hand a fine lot Of
IL Dress Goods, which they viii sell at cost.
Rich Brocade cold Silks,
French Satin DeChene,
Embroidered Robes,
AlbonisO do.
French Cashemeres & DeIanes,
All other goods of very low prices.
Received to-day Black Silks, Cheap DeLanes,
English Merinos, Mems wear Clothing,
Shoes, all which will be sold cheap.
Call on US at the old Stand, No 20, Cheap Side.
RALEIGH. Noy. 9th. 1850.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
VALGEY AgApEMY. Il

UALlEY al
= lHIS institution is situated in the beautiful
- and retired Valley of the Yadkin, seven
miles north Of Lenoir, county seat Of Caldwell.
n c. The spring session will mmence Jan
uary 5th, 1858.
Tuition in advance, for Classics. $500
English, $40 to I2,5 so
Boarding, including all expenses, $4,000
Pupils Will be charged from the time they en-
ter school no deduction however, for loss of
time thereafter, except in case of protracted i'll
ness.
For further information, enquire of W. J.
Bingham, Belmont, Orange county.-S. F.
Patterson and E.. w. Jones, Fort Dtfance, or
James Harper, ESQ. Lenoir, n. c.
i. W. FAUCETTE, Prin.
Fort Defiance ?. O.. n. c.. IL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Motica

Shereby given thar application will be made
to the present General Assembly, to Incorporate
Fidelity Division, Sons of Temperance located
10 Northampton county North Carolina.
by order OF the Division. NoY. 9th 1870
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Pleasant Grove Academy.
COUNTY, n. G.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, n. G.
THE exercises Of this School will
j on Monday, the 3rd of January next, under
charge of Mr.. A. Davis, a gentleman of several
years experience as a teacher. The Academy is
sitnated about Il half mile from the old Midway
Academy, equi-dis,ant from Louisburg and The
Shocco Springs, ~ one OF tue most healthy Sec
tons ofthe State. ~
This institution is preparatory to any College
the student may prefer. The rooms will be neat
and comfortable and every facility afforded the
students to enable them 10 pursue their studies.
Board can be had with either Of the subscribers
and Mrs. Elizabeth Branch. at 81, 90 per mouth.
No extra charge for lights.
English Branches SO per session,
Languages SIS per session.
w. J. BRANCH,
JOHN J. JONES.
THOMAS A. PERSON,
NATIPL. II. MACON.
Nov. g, 1852. l4-3t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

E5- The vote in Mississippi for paving
hey repudiated State Bonds, stands 1900
tor pay ing, and 1000 against +! Shame
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

MISUNDERSTANDING no stronge evidence
can be adduced of the intrinsic value and un-
rivalled usefulness of Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj, than the fact, thatin order to supply the
demand the Proprietcs he's been compell-
ed 10 build an immense block occupying a
large part of a square on one of our princi-
pal h~oroughfares, FIVE stories of which is to
be occupied by his Laboratory for the pre-
p~aration of the Cherry Pectoral alone. As
this article has now won its way to the public
favor solely by its success in curing disease,
this fact is some comment on its virtue.
L0tcsU Advertiser.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

Since Dec. l.-$l'John Midget, John NJ.
Watson, Lake Landing; E. j. Bell, D. IL.
Adams, %Smithfeld Sc A. Dunning, Roxa-
G. B. Wooten, Mosely Hall R. E. Troy, J.
Humphrey, Lumberton; Mrs. NJ. 2: Phillips,
Margarettsville P. G.. Shaw, Allen Ray,
Cumberland Milton Division. I'VE had not
time, on our return home, to place all our re
ceipts in this list. They shall be attended
to in our next.
I'VE have received a letter from Beaufort
county, ordering some Travelling cards, a
copy Of Bacchus, &C., but the writer neglec-
ted to afhx his signature to the letter. He
will please let US know to whose address we
are to forward the things ordered. There was
a memorial, with signatures, and a s. bill
enclosed in the letter -ED. AGE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

Extract Of a Letter from Alamance county
:" hear cheeringnews respectingthis great
work in an adjoining county, and in my own
county, especially in the neighborhood of
the Division to which | am attached, scores
of voters are afixing their names to the me-
mortal, with an earnest hope that their ser
wants at Raleigh will not disregard their re-
quest. One thing is certain, if our Repre-
sentatives treat it with contempt, they will
find, two years hence, that there are two
ways of l~aughing-one is on the right side Of
the mouth, and the other-ajRt."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Tracts.

The Ex. Com. of the n. Y. State Temper
ance Society have just stereotyped d number
Of Tracts adapted to the times, and solicit
orders for the same. Two thousand pages Of
Tracts will be sent by mail to any portion Of
the United States, this side Of the Rocky
Mountains, postpaid, for one dollar or will
supply four thousand pages at the Society's
Office, for 81 ,50! Orders solicited from all
the States Of the Union. Address estate
Temperance Society, No S, Exchange Build
ings, Albany
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

1T isF' why. yes. Of course you see
My thwecty Jontcy boy thcntit me y
Exit GAL in a furry to look after the chick
onfxcns.) What a teeming field ofrehection
opens beforcus F! Acountless r%etinue, "thatno
man can number Of smiling brides and
happy bridcgrooms, marching two and two
to the delightful State of matrimony, and we,
ourseiG, the humble instrument that brought
about n consumation so devoutly wished bv
all parties ! Well, we are a happy fellow /!
SPIRIT kNoCEERs.-The Spirit knockers
arc creating n terrible aud unprecedented ex-
element in Maine, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets and some other States. 1t is said that
the Spirits ina visible, tangible form may be
seen running like clear water over the ground
to the utter CONSERVATION of many ofthe in
habitants. We need a few of the knockers in
the old North for there are lots of mediums
here.-Lot EN- come Wen warrant a thru
wing business here there arc many people
here that would rather see it than the Circus.
and q few that would rather see, in prorria
persona, the very exclamation X
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

HIGH AUTHORITY.-lhe lion. george
Robertson, an eminent constitutional lawyer,
and for many years Chief Justice of Kentucky,
addressed theci1xens of Lexington on Friday
evening October 23d. In the course of his able
and eloquent discourse, he stated explicitly,
that the Legislature had full and ample power
constitdtionaIly to pass and enforce a law. pro
hibiting the manufacture and sale Of spurious
liquors, except for mechanical and medicinal
purposes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
PORT or NEW 0RLEAEs..
OFrIcE or THE DAILY CREscEN
Wednesday Morning, November 10, 1852

wednesday Morning, November 10, 1852 JAst5
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
ssssE ss:;;ss;s s: r
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s sas S SSiss I sa.s s sss Boston
bas Sss iis from Antwerp 70
Bark salss Mortimer hence for rh.dspaa
ssi RsSTss ron
osssoia, Ross, from oaaeiisa River.
Bse as9sn aas from from Ssose@sIy Aa
%s,'s s . ssF9 ri
si ss aess and
MEMORANDA.
The bark Nashua Captain Mormer Phladphia returned
to this yesterday morning having BY sickness
the only well The hip The Nsshgs will sgan
Captain NJ sIoher port destination.
~ the ahp Eva arrived yserday was anehored
% The Bank. in company with the ship obo from Liverpool
| this port. s3a mi II
EXPORTS
GLAsGoW-Per ship Devonshre: 9st3 bales cotton.
LIyERPooLPer ship Sarah Hyde 1851 balss cotton.
rs II g Z: ais
snndres l{'s7if . H. n 49, ss79'5 81
lss IMPORTS.
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conge1 urquebat &eo9 D Uquehart-l
III HAIL. CaopPi-l Beauynet-I4 Orhl Perchei
aiken KerchoE NnviS Guerineau-l Debesoit Des-
rnyon2 Dre Reher PouyeIet-s Fell ;ls5 B
col BrsHsr co.-9 NeIon9 tray95 Pirros keel Toide
Mayer 4 Bros8 H deG3eor
gery GA Barriere Boulanger5
Tslomon1 Faivrs fls1
Froisll coatsa kansos1 P,csA Couior7 Mnard
Holiness Levsrrier!-a 4
Fan-a Mnvlle-i DecheG W Jsannei
&eo1 Ger Giquet e Jamisonl T
9 LsveI7O Wills & RA@ n-7 Richard x Miggtt4
Ia Rehard--1s Thomasss AbcrhotsA Noh, Bro &eob3
Bache0 Burnside &c4 w jackson SOL VIM Mure-l Rirh
Pasquierl AIiaAr
co1 Ladanga-a FIatt-5 Bays Beauyalet-3y David
i l A Coutan--4S order. Igis-alsfE
BREMENPr ship Eva; 100 hampers empty bottles
hdck &co4 bxs mz Voights GreelwoodS do do L j.
Bros33
kihofs3 Ganche3 bxs do Bafer dco1
| gas--3 do do order. - 80,
MoNTGOERY-pe Bee 8od bales cotton Farley
&co-5o Wright, Williams kco2 Cunmings Stewart AcoS
Wood &o1o bxs mdse Greenwood Morris de
/ ! BIB Holmes ~ al'4l ~ sistzaseB. II
PENsAcoLA-Per So lumber ahs
/ A Thompson.
kins-80 do Anderson Msca5 do Payne Harrison. ~
kips-5 Anderson Meca-3 Cowsn Dskers &ec-s Al
Wright &co- Buckuer Stauton4 Rngeey Blair &co "a
scht High Water: IS bale, cotton Wright
| Williams &rS--s do onksy 4 Hawkins
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

Xttsi.p.s, Tszss ste. "a i MI
y sssss FL
CALyrs YrAaIiras 80 1890 % y head.
coMxERcIAL ST. MHARY,
Domestic Aarksts.
Boston, November Gorror- hrm ssissmited
ket has been rather quiet during the psst foreign
adyces favorable and holders msnfss nrnssi
steady prices stock light r ths ssssou aud little II the
now crcp hiss yet been resolved: e
+ NewOrieans and Mobile ,
Inferior
Sh iadiisy t. Good Middiips * e
Middlipg Fair to ~
Fair. .I5M 20 IN
Good Fay tols
Good Mlaiing to Middiins Fair !. 1oN to
~ e description: have aa1ssesS and
In good demand The stock - lighter than for many
bbls Canada sold TO arrive It s4ss7 4 p Dbl
requirements Of dealers and chiefly from stored lots
Yellow fat Corn SOC, mixed 7Sasoc: and White 74c
OArs-Best Northern 5oa5ic y buslei. JILL n
MoLAssESales small parcels 0rba sweet ct rather bet
Soa Of
full previous closing rates. with fair demand from
the trade Muscoyadoes are also in good request At
ported 'change amounted . 1900 bales prices ht.
nominal asis n s's'lss 0s. ns esi1'i
geo ssay rs Us & rs 81
Ma s;! q al e 81. -. l0ssSlos nonnsi Il SllS
aso Co. Ito e. fns -. =. Go "a "a rs
TonAcco-The stock Of Domestic, in the Inspection
Warehouse yesterday morning, was as follows:
n..,.,,, sAs.. 4. ssg J 81 sses ]
Virginia snd North Carolina, hhds..... 2o2 2s7
Ohio. hhds
! Total. .I24ss 1878
THE deliveries during the month 2lss hhds, and
heavy prices are in favor Of the buyer The French
srnEent has invited bids for their usual supplies
bbis at ss Ohio and "a for Prison Drudge is
steady at 23Nc. !. 4
81 81 Indiana Michigan and "a s7a5 Southern
WnEAIsales Of 800 bushels Wheat at steady rates.
4 and Is 900 bushels Corn at firm prices.
On Sales Of 5000 gallons Linseed At eeaSsc.
suoAR-sales Of $3.50 hhds Cuba at 51c. 8 q
i CoFrEE-Ssles Of 1850 bags Rio at 8xa9c.
i LARp-sales Of Lard at II ha1l;<c.
i MONEY MARkEr-ExcHAreE--Eora There is moder-
ate business doing in foreign bills The price Of sterling
has settled down at ITO. We quote as follows:
g Paris P.si: s1 sss saE t
On Amsterdam Al to Az
On hsmburgh s6,s to 5ea
sToens n1cThs sales II the Board wore large Iii
Which opened It ST. and Closed sdvsnes
q y cent. since the nrst Board yesterday Canton
.
Bonds active Sales of twenty four thousand dollars
so ss. q Fl y
prices. Sales of Ohio sixes At 11014al10H.
Phaadlphia November 2-There is but little business
the election Cotton Is held WITH more rnness but th
GALES limited. Bark has declined to $2l SO ton TO
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NEW oHLKANe CATrLE MARKFT,

-;4s.s5is% JsvYEnsoN CITy,
81 Tuesday Evening, November 9, 1852 j.
The market ID but scanty supplied with stock and the
receipts today unimportant. Prices are mostly
nominal;
BsES CAfTLR Cline Westerly 10 y Is net.
(Attskapss Texas, etc. D.. 400 2 r net.
ssssp Z. ~ 600S8 as bead
Mich COWS. WA 20 " 80
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~ The entirely new and light draught
InoauoIs Ps.srsoo, lsavs. AZ "a I3uIs CAIRO
O'Clock Shippers and readiness
noYio ~ WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, Is Poydrss ssest.
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~ The new and elegant swift running pas
;sss qrBs9 r. sSs MI :sss &
tbe gends This EveIG ~ o'clock Passsngsi'
and shppers will please III teadnsss the above hour
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day November u ssd Sor sw day ecSaalsnsg sanasy
Novsmber 4 p.sr JACKSON SQUARE Foot Of 'sss II
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DROUGHT to the Pound of the Sc I'm
ID Aond District, Derbigny between Main and
| ST. Ami reets-
the forehead and the Up OIL ths nose
white ;|no other mark or stamp visible
I "A
stamp visible 81 - Sg ssi3 II, .s
blind hind
the left hip and another letter invisible;
sible.,
WHITE BLACK COW, with bell hung her neck mark
on other mark VISIBLE
SATURDAY,
90 they will he sold al Spear,
noy1A
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