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ytlr' ordinary medicines. IN. Compound Syrp ,d
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Ias 'eth 9I seveTal yesis Director Pptic
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MEDICAL CARDS

HR f CHAPPELLlER, Graduate Of the
rIty cf Pare thr,cp yrara prrutioner Of Me cu
,,rbr M permanently settled Mt New Orleans, No %
u 1890 utyl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOstom-Cld 9th ult ship Delaware, Patten, ST
John, NIB.
Ar 28th brig BilIow, Lapham, Philadelphia.
CID ship Medallion, McCntock, ST John, NIB to load
for Bristol.
Ar goth, brig Thomas Conner, stover Remedies 10th
ult.
Ar LIST inst, schs Catherine Bea Winchenbach, Waldo
Ar I'd inst schs Moses Eddy Thurrl Wiscasset ; Ino
Jewett hence Hyas, Snow, do Geo Davis Dunton.
do Florida, Oliver, do OriZon Snow, do Ann, Alley
Dresden Olive Branch, Shaw, BOwdoinham Louisa
Fletcher, Phipsburg Boston, Bailey, Gardiner Sarah
Merrill, Rockland
New YOrk-Ar goth, schs Medora, r Pitts, Mt
Vernon, Bolivar, Only Son, and Senate, X Ckland.
Cld barks lido Kimbal lngraham, San Francisco /;
Cuba, Sawyer, Matanzas
CD ship sarah Boyd. Merrill Panama.
Ar schs Superior and Pearl, Rockland.
Ar 28th, sch Justina and Eagle, Rockland.
Ar 29th, VIM Drew, Sears, Cardiff via Fayal; schs
s ID Horton, Pilot, Cadet and VIM Henry, RoCkland
Effort and Patriot do.
Cid 29th ship Tenaro, Barstow, st John, NIB; 3Oth
sch los Farwell, Alexander, Boston,
New OrIeans-Adv. ships Sarah G Hyde, Snow for
st Petersburg, passage only Sagadahock, Fisher for
GOttenburg with despatch.
Ar 25th shin Kennebec Smith, New York
Ar goth, ship Harvest Queen Manson, hence bark Is
nardon, Havre.
Ar 22d ship Katahdin, Morse Cardiff.
Cid 2lst, ship Macedonia, Preble, st Petersburg bark
Cleaner, Ftner, Stockholm and Carisham brig Crocus
Horn, Matanzas; 22d. ship Gen Dulap, SkOfeld, 81
Petersburg
lowed 70 sea 18th, ships saxony and Kossuth 18TH
ships Richard Morse and Ellen Maria.
Adv, bark Undine, Merryman, for Boston, nearly all
cargo engaged.
MObiIc-Ar 2lst, sch Lightfoot, Rockland.
Philadelphia-Ar 25th ult, briggs PhGba Paige
LnRiken, Matanzas; William Crawford Parry, Carde-
mas, IL.
New Lomdon-Ar 26th. schs Superior, w Brown,
and Banner, Rockand for New York.
Wilmington, Car 29th, sch John, Gables,
Rockand; q Calhoun, Alexandria.
Savamnah-Ar 18th, brig Marcia, Allen, hence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

Balance insurance and reserve fund 1873 925 II
ASSETS.
Bond and mortgage loans on real estate $3.50 803 so
Bank stock loans, 1895 90
Loans to city and other corporations, 65.7I6 IL
Mortgaged bonds bank and other stocks, ll6 255 90
Special deposits in banks drawing per
cent. interest, 100000 90
Cash in hand and bank, "a, $50 %
Premium on deposit notes, bearing pet
cent. interest, 998,95s 55
Premiums in the hands Of agents, and in
transit, 1884 81
Accumulated capital, Sl,70l ,673 q
Amount of dividends paid
during the year, 1921 90
Amount of dividends cancel
ed by forfeited and surren-
dered policies, 7O,322 90
Total dividends cancelled
during the year, l43 573 90
Whole amt Of dividends paid since l849, Sl08 04S 90
GUY r. PHELPS, Sec'y.
Hartford, Feb. l, 1853.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

The free and easy manner in which our
people transmit immense sums of gold, is a
matter of much surprise to strangers. Not
long since, one of the Southern Express Com
panies. was requested to bring from PhiIadel-
phia 10 this city, one million two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in newly minted
gold, weighing over fouy-six hundred
pounds. Three wagons backed up to the
door. of the mint having no guards or watch
man, except driver for each. The gold
which was in bags, was thrust into the wag-
ons like SO many bags of salt, and driven to
the Office OF the company, where it was put
into large chest and sent to the boat. Lest
the weight of The mass should break the gang
plank the chest was unlocked, and the bags
handed out in the midst of promiscuous
multitude without even the apprehen sion of
danger. On arriving at New York, the vel.
low dirt was eaSted to It's owners in the same
unpsetendlng manner, none of the persons
concerned IN its transmission seemed 10 feel
any unusual responsibility or importance
from the fact of having two tons of gold in
their charge. In Europe, this would have
been carried in solemn procession, between
double ranks of police or gendarms. while in
Mexico, il would haEe.demanded for its pro-
teciion a regiment of soIdiers.-N. Y. Trib.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
EASTERN TIMES
sssA MARINE JOURNAL. So
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April q.
ARRIVED.
Sch MerOm, LOwden, MARYLAND, Ms.
CLEARED.
Br brig Eunice, M'Kinzie, Walton, Ms.
FRIDAY, April %.
ARRIVED.
Brig Spear, Auld, Philadelphia.
Sch Liberty, Tbbets, Philadelphia.
Sch Wakuella, -, Savannah.
Sch hrnO, Halves, James River, with ship timber fo
ID Robinson.
Sch Yucatan, Gasland, James River.
SATURDAY, April 80.
ARRIVED.
Sch Eliza Hand, BrooAings, New York.
CLEARED.
Sch Planet, Preble, Prince Edwards Island.
SAILED.
Sch Planet, -, Boston.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
Grass Seeds.

Flower Seeds.
A SMALL assortment Of Flower Seeds for sale by
N April 20. NJ GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
% g a. I III S..

In this city, Sd inst Alfred NC Mains aged % years.
In this city, LIST inst, Mr. Adoniram Hathon aged 80
years. months and 20 days.
The deceased was a young man of unblemshed char
acter and is sincerely mourned by large circle of friends
TO whom his many noble qualities had strongly endeared
him. His remains carried to his fathers, in Wool
wich from whose residence the funeral took place
Tuesday last The City Grays, of which company the
deceased was Sd lieutenant, attended the funeral.
In Boothbay, 24th ut, Mrs Appha, wife ofthe late Sc
ba Smith, Esq., aged So years and IL days. 29th u Mrs
Eliza Sawyer, aged 46.
In South ThOmaston, Mrs Sarah Williams, aged rs.
In st George Mrs Barbara Ii, wife of Alexander Jack
son, aged % years
In ThomastOn, OF consumption, HeZekiah + Coombs,
Esq, Register Of Deeds and formerly publisher Of the
Thomaston Recorder, aged 40 years; Mrs Caroline w,
widow ofKnot NJ BARTLETT. aged % years mos James
Thomas, youngest son of Capt James and Rebecca A
Cooley.
o. In Webster, Mr. Joseph Mitchell, aged SO years.
In Flatbush, Y, Miss Harriet daughter Of William
Bradstreet, Esq, of Gardiner, aged 80.
In Pttston, Merandia Ann daughter of Ezekiel Kinsi-
ton, aged III years and MONTHS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

SINGULAR STORY OF FIsH.-Wm. Cook,
OF Provlncetown, states that on Friday last,
while the fishing schooner Rio Grande was
catching fish six miles off Nauset three lights,
very large cod was caught, in the stomach
of which was found the left arm of child
apparently five or six years of age. The arm
was of the whole length from the shoulder
blade, and the flesh was gone as far down as
the elbow, below which The whole was per-
feet, even to the finger nails.
The matter excited a good deal Of surprise
on board the schooner, and green hand who
was dressing the fish on discovering the con-
tents of the stomach, threw down his knife
and ran away from his work.
Il may be The remains Of some poor emf.
grant child, who died and was thrown over
board at sea- Boston Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

We learn by the Ellsworth Herald, that re-
Gently, George Jelison, worthy young man
residing in Franklin, was shot in the side of
the head by the accidental discharge of his gun
Ii appears that he was at work in the woods,
and that he had taken the piece with him to be
in readiness for any passing game. The same
had been laid either on the ground or BY. the
side of tree, but being in his way whilst
chopping, he reached round and took hold of
it by the muzzle, with the mouth towards him,
when the trigger caught among the branches
and discharged the contents of the piece into
his head and neck, at the same time taking off
part of two or three fingers. He laid in this
state, by the side of a stream, and even partly
in the stream, for about fifteen hours before he
was discovered. Drs. Bacher and McAlIister
have exerted all their professional skill to ex-
tract the shot and alleviate his sufferings, but
ii is feared that recovery is next to impossible.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

Vim TTnfdnt-DcGr Sr-Feeling deep interest
in the Of humanity, have been induced 10 state
TO you the following facts Some years since my wife
very much afflicted with Salt Rheum, and hear
ing your medicine highly recommended, she was in
duced TO try il. She has been entirely cured and al
though was years ago. she has signs of the
complaint since. Respectfully,
Portland, Nov 16, 1852 WMC BECKETT.
Mr. Vim TrHfdnt-Dear Sir-I am satisfied that
your medicine is highly useful, from lis effects ms
self and on another individual for whom procu red
some; and shall there fore recommend it those If
hlcted. on every occasion, most cheeruIly.
Yours, truly, ARIEL WORK.
Milton, Mass. April IS, 1850
This newly discovered and valuable medicine, Tru-
fanps Patent Compound, has already been proved by
hundreds in this vicinity, to be for the Salt
Rheum. Ii has effected cures after regular physicians
had declared that the patients incurabie
PS Why should this medicine be more extensive
ly known. Because the more is known The more II
Is approved OF l. X kIMBAIL, Rockland.
For sale in this city by A. G.. Page and atlne
Bath Book Store; Brunswick, VIM Bake and f
Gaichell, Rockland, Kmball, and by Drug gists
generally
Price $1-and no grumblng. 43tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

w HYDE& Co. have constantly on hand and FOL
II. sale the bestartcle ofC EMENT nowin use.
Feb ~ 1881.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

CASHMERE SHAWLS. Now opening a large as
~ sortment of Cashmere ShawIs just received from
New York and for sale cheaper than ever before Of
fered. OWEN & co
Bath, April rs,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

VERMONT LIQUoR LAW. An instance Of
the enforcement OF the liquor law in Yer
mont under circumstances Of peculiar strin-
gency, occurred in Stockbridge last week.
A lady called upon DIR. Gibbs for half pint
Of alcohol to put with some camphor gum,
and he, after mixing the two in a scientific
manner, furnished her with the same. The
knowledge Of this violation coming to the
ears of certain law abiding citizens, legal
proceedings were instituted against him.
The facts were proved as above, but the
counsel for the prosecution contended that
this was case Of furnishing mired liquors
contrary to the statute, and the doctor was
fined $40 and costs, amounting to $l7,55,
which he paid! These statements are
voucheh for by the Woodstock Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
STOVES.

A LARGEassortment of COOKING, Parlor and Store
n Stoves of the approved patterns now selling
oy the suDscrioers at REALTY REDUCED prices.
Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods Shovels, Stiff
ers, Stove Funnel ,Sadlrons Tinand Copper Ware OF
every ,and nj rtcles usually kepiin
ahardwares store MITCHELLG Low
Bath, Jan 2S. 1852 90
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

AN OLD BACHELORS EPITAPH. A lady
had been teaching the summer school in a
certain town, and young sprig of the law
paid her some attention, SO much that he was
joked about her. He replied The should look
higher for wife, 1t came to the Iady's
ears, and she meditaled little bit of re-
venge. An opportunity soon offered. They
were at a party together, and to redeem her
forfeit she was to make his epitaph. She
gave the following:
Here lies man who looked so high
He passed all common damsels by,
And they who looked as high as he,
Declared his bride they would not be;
So 'twixt them both he died bach,
And now has gone to the old Scratch.
Exeter News Letter.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
Ship Chandlerv!

Abyr - O'''"'n''0H''an'' Onhana iOr'als
~. HYDE IL Co., corner Of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, (manilla and tarred) from he
Manufactures of Boston and Plymouth by Gang or re-
TAIL Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descrip
tons. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors Of all sizes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheets and TIes-Bolt, Sheathing Copper and Yellow
Metal-CompositionSpikes and other Castngs-Per-
ley's Ventllators, Jggcr Windlasses, &c, Patentdo
Gear, Windiass Necks and Capstans Spndles-Cam-
GIass-Nautica Instruments Books Charts &c
Many ofthe above articles, suitable notice ca h =
elveredfrom the manufacturers stprice.
rec ofexpense 10 the purchaser.
Bath march,, 1851. AZ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

DIsAsTER.-On Sabbath afternoon last,
while Mr. VIM. Hanscom and wife of Scar
borough, were at meeting, their dwelling
house and barn, with all their contents. were
destroyed by fire. It's origin is unknown
Mr.. Hanscom and wife, who have thus lost
the result oftheir hard toll for years, have a
claim on the benevolence of the more fortu-
nate.-.4rguS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

UoD LIVER OIL AND LIME.-It has now become a
caclous lor coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
COMPLAINTS as me Coz Liver Oil with the preparation
OF Lime cOmDined The public are Indebted 10 Dr AL
exander Wilbor, No l56 Court, corner R,,I6ncb e.
for this invaluable medicine, from whom we al,
get the genuine. We would advise eyerv ona o hyo
Is afflicted with complaints above menu on.d "e VIM
this preparation of the Oil without fail W. pnY!.
seen il tried with the happies, results. nave
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath em4s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

GHoCoLATE, Cocoa and Shells; Cream OF Tar'ar
~ Ginger, Pepper, and general assortment of Spe-
es, fresh from the Lynn Mills; Mustard, Peppersauce
hetchups and Pickles, Rasins in box es and half do
stewards and East Boston refined white and yellow
sugars and Syrups, Soap in boxes also Starch in do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock Salt dried Goldfish
and herring, for sale by ID. l.. PATTEN.
May4, 1853 46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
LYONS KATHAIRON.

For Graduating Dandruf, preventing the Hair from
falling of and turning gray is producing decided inn
preston wherever used II is certain attacks
in large bottles.
-. BARNES, Proprietor,
i"'4' l0l Broadway, New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
Seed Barley,
Farming Tools.

DLUE Imperial and Marrowfat Peas, for sale by
I'D April 20. NJ f GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
DISASTERS.

Sch AIDE aide jameson, from ROckland which put into
Newport Jan IL wi her lime on fire, remains the
wharf, having dsg abt half her cargo The matches can
be removed but little while at time, the being
powerful but danger is apprehended
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following ap-
pointments have been fully determined on,
aud will be made tomorrow; Governor Sey-
mour, of Conn. Minister to Russia; General
Gadsden. of S. c., to Mexico, and Gen. Dix,
ofN. Y, to France.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
Found.

HOES, kinds, Steel Shovels, Iron do, Tex
Ill ira large size) Steel Spades, Manure-Forks.
April PC. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

U Reader, if you wish beautiful complexion, use
the Balm OF Thousand Flowers. it will eradicate all
Tan, Pnples and Freckles frosI the face; for wash
Ing, shaving and cleansing the teeth, it has equal
Sold by SAWYER & MAGoUN and WV. B. srKARxs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05
TwiggS Hair Dive and Tonic.

NHE best article in for restoring gray hair TO its
l. original color and for the prevention and cure OF
badness, prepared and for sale by
J. MATHEWS,
Bath, March %, 1853. Saradahock Building
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

OWING 10 the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re
" efs now in the market, each Bottle Of the GEN
UINE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered for
sale in the STATE MAINE, must have extra label
bearing the signature of III. H, HAY, Wholesale and
hetai Druggist, Portland G GENERAL AGENT for MAINE.
purchase none thout this label 3m44
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

What Life Insurance aOiU accomplish.
1t will secure a competency for mans wife and
children after his death
1t will prevent his property being sacrificed by
forced sales and foreclosures and his family being
distressed to satisfy the impatient demlnds Of credi-
tors.
1t will add to his credit while living being securi-
ty to his creditors that provision is made forstheir
payment should he die.
1t will enable him to obtain credit by aording ad-
dtiOnal security to his creditors.
1t will enable those whose income depends upon
the life of another, to provide against sudden power
1t wall contribute to long life, by removing the
anxiety of leaving in poverty those most dear to him.
IL is Savings Bank, to provide for the future
wants of the widow and orphan, and important
desideratum for every individual or family.
Among the one hundred and eleven losses paid by
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. during
the last year. manv Of peculiar interest
ed where relief came most opportuncly to alleviate
the necessities OF destitute widows and orphans and
practically illustrate the benefits Of life insurance.
The CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY are prepared to insure lives against all the
Contingencies and in all the forms hch lie in
is applicable, either for home residence or
in foreign countries, at the lowest rate of premium
The large accumulated capital and the great number
Of contributors to its funds, guaranty security to
the assured, which be offered by other com
Pany in the country.
Pamphlets giving rates and conditions sent by
mail to any one desiring them.
Office No. 40 Main street, over state Bank.
DIRECTORS.
James Goodwin, John e Palmer
Edmund g. Howe, Henry Shepard
Henry Hastings, George Sumner,
Edmund 3. Hull, Edward b Watkinson
Edward w. Parsons, r. ID. Brigham Boston,
Thomas Belknap, L. Polhemus. Jr., ~ Y.
JAMES GOODWIN, President. ii
E.G. HOWE, Vice President.
GUY X. PHELPS, Secretary
GEORGE SUMNER, Physician
PELEG WADSWORTH Agent Bath Me
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

TRANSIT OF BONDED G ooDs.--A new mode
of transmitting British goods through our
territory TO the Canadian markets, seems to
be in vogue this year. They are put on board
freight cars at Boston or New York, and the
cars locked up by the custom house officers,
and not unlocked till they pass into custody
OF the same official on the St Lawrence or
the lakes. We noticed yesterday at the rail-
road seven cars laded with bonded goods,
pat on board at Boston which had come by
way of Rutland, Whitehall, Schenectady, and
the central line, and were consigned over the
Watertown road TO Cape Vincent They
were all under custom house padlocks and
pass from Boston to Cape Vincent unopened.
At the latter place the collector delivers them
from the cars, and they go on board vessels
for Her Majesty's dominions. We learn that
q large amount OF goods of this description
are taking this direction, the present Spring.
Rowe Sentinel.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS,
hGdscdy's Ready Relief sciU Instantly Stop ana
IL

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS,
Rad'0ays Ready Relief sOiR instantly Stop ana
quickly remove the Cause.
r r R-Diarrhga, Cholera Morbus. Railway.
Ready Relief will check the most painful discharge s
ana stop the most distressing pains in few minutes
head neck, face, itrefreshes the senses, and i'm
parts renewed life, strength, and vigor 10 the weak
applied, us magic like effects are experienced II in,
siantly aays The most pa infu paroxysms of Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Cramps, Spasms Toolhache, Scr G.
ness in The bones or joints Pain and Weakness in the
Side, Lumbago, Gout and Paralysis. Taken internal
Ly, ceanses the stomach from acid heartburn
and mparls sweet fragrance 10 The breath: Persons
troubled with Sick Headache will receive instant re-
lief from The use of R.
R. R. R. NO. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT,
Makes the blood pure, rich and healihy--renOvates
cleanses and enrlches the blood and resolves away
from the l"ints muscles, bones and solids. all dseas
ed and poisonous deposits Cures ulcers fever Sores
bad humors, scrofula ricketts, 81 Virus dance syphi-
lite comp nodes, white swengs tumors can
GERS, bronchial swellings, wounds, salt rheum, mer-
curlal complaints. II acts quick and powerfully; in a
lew hours 1ter taking the Resolveni the weak, ema-
clated and disease eaten patient feels glow Of health
ana strength thrilling through the system Price of
IL heslvent, % per bottle.
r. r. R. NO. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
Do not grippe, pain, weaken or sicken the patient
small doses regulate, large doses purge. One Regu-
ia'oi wiz Schuy eVacuate the bowels and regulate
every organ m The system They act upon The liver,
stomach, kidneys and bladder. They cure costive-
ness, liver complaint dyspepsia, kidney complaints,
billiousness, evers of all kinds. No disease pain
can attiic Jhe system while under The influence of
Remedies.
Price of r Il Relief 25 cents and 81.
do do do Resolveni, 81.
do do do Regulators, 25 cents per box.
r r Office l62 Fulton Street N Y.
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page aud N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath Edmund Dana, Wiscassel; WIN GatchelI,
Brunswick; J C Tibbets, Lisbon; Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdonham; David Newbegin.
Boothbay. 4w46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

A PRIME lot of Sugars, such as Granalized. Pow
IA dercd, Muscovado, Crushed Coffee Crushed, Ha-
Brown, Portland and b; also a superior 10; of
Loaf Sugar. A II ROBINSON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-05

Has Removed to Front Street,
In the store recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE OF all descriptions on hand. Coffin,
painted. 26tf