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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

ILLUSTRATED RECORD Of The
1 INDUSTRY OFsALL NATIONS, NEW YORK
Prof B. STILLMAN, Jr.,
aided by eminent writer's in each department Of Sci
enee and Art. Published in the Crystal Palace, by
G. +. PUTNAM L CO., No. 10 Park-pace. -
S--.'nal ita nama impfias will record the
history, progress and results Of the New York Indus
trial Exhibition, -N~'
The Literary portion Of the paper win be prepared
under competent editorial supervision, by the ablcs.
literary, scientific and practical men, and win include
essays descriptions and criticisms in the following dc.
partnents: no
l. Natural sciences-Raw Materials, &c.
q. Machinery. F,
III Manuiactures-in Subdivisions.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

alphabetically arranged table On M ut 5ts der1des
during the above mcntoned long period.
sepl4y j. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
N''aati ~ = btf''
POSTPONEMENT.
CHANCEKN NAE.E.

CIRCUIT COURTFoR RACIN COUNrY-IN EQUITY
George Traver, Elijah Mount, Mary Ann Mount William
b. Slocum Alfred Foster, Joshua Davis, Iuman Brock
way.lEt6id Crost H. G. Stewart Elder l. Tymeson and
irothcr, James = Qunckenhush, Francis H. Drake, Al
bert p. Dlckey and Friar Turbush.
Virtue OLA Final Decree made by this Court in Tho
I'D above entitled cause, the 25h day of April A. D.
1893, shall sell Public NcnduC, The highest bidder
all and singular the mortgaged premises mentioned in said
Bhl oil Complaint in said cause and therein described
follows 10 VIE: The NORTHEAST quarter of Section number
t!3 tweny-ihrce, il Township number C2 Two, North OF
Range number coo Twenty East containing one hundred
and sixty according to the Government survey hcI
In the Count! Of Racine, NOV Kcnoshu) and state of Wis
cunsin.
The above sale 10 take place Monday, the Frst day
August ~ d. 1883 between the hours of One and Three
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day the Court House il
heCIty and County of Kenoshn, and State of Wisconsin,
I. ID. MORRIS,
Sheriff OF Racine Co.
Dat ed at Sherf's Office }
Racine, June Oh, \. ID. 1853. &c
PAINE 4 MILLETT, COmpTGs. SoIrs.
The above sale is postponed until The Goth of August
the same hour and place above mentioned.
L. ID. MORRIS, Sheriff of Racine Co.
PAISE < MILLET go mplainnn'ts soils.
July 80, 1853
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
DIR. II. JOHNSON.

htFERS his professional services the citizens Of Ke
" nosiln and adjacent country. He can say without
contradiction that in an experience of sreeH pears prac
nee IN The treatment of Western diseases he never lost
patient OF fever however complicated with local difficult
ties, when called In seaSonable time. Nor has he in
'"e instance failed To render the necessary aid and ar
pb uereqsi!e remedies in the profession Of obsetric-
tor @c Qualification of the afflicted viii gurrant If I'M
deriake, 70 cure the following diseases, pa-iu Pc
yers Lung Complaints from Bilious Deran-enens Sore
Eyes all difficulties attending coa,inemeuts, Rheumatism
Liver Complaints, all Female Complaints whatever their
nature character; Age Intermittent Fever bv from
one TO six portions OF Medicine optional with the applicant
wish distinctly understood that all the above mined
followed -
p cal and p,ore TIE rirt'tes Of tie uelr madeleine
Office at his residences first house Of bridge west of
Congregational Church.
kenOsha July /, 1853. 1y-2 H. JOHNSON
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
Legal Advertisements.
rTORrCaCr roRrCToSI,r

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
'onn Acken complainant Piiuy NJ. Perkins, Ephran
te,Ss uIhor Emily p. HoisieF, james Holster Julia
te,A5nS friedrich ;. Perkins. Orson Shedon, sam
Net a. Ahorsloh and w ilam Johnson. defendants.
appearing by proceedings in this cause and by aiiida-
= " n' sopehed llhe process to appear has issued
~ e>c anu ppeh returned and flied with the Clerk of
This Court and that said Emiyp Uollister Ja,.s N is,r
luna A. Perkins and Friedrich $ Perkins have not caused
Their apps aracc 10 be entered this suit rs according 10
The rules ol this Court the ought Ia he entered in
SUCH process had been duly served. aud il further npnr
ing by affidavit ~ my satisfaction that said Emily y IIo
hs'er james Holli,tcr Julia \. Perkins and friedrich
rerAs are out OF the SLATE OF Sconn. on ilIigent
inquiry cannot be found therein Therefore il IL ro,s;a
erea that said Defendants be deemed and taken 10 be bse
Defendants and a Is further orered that the said Emily
T. HOLSTER james Hoisier, Julia A. Perkins Fscrrk
= Perkins Defendants ao ala appear IN this and
pead answer or dcmU 10 the complaiuant's bill com
paint fled with the Clerk of this Court by the 2Sih day Of
October, A. D. 1853, or that eomplanan bill be taken
confessed against bem, and further ordered this
Order be published la The Newspaper printed in Kenosha
County called ReRaska Telegraph for six weeks successive
y al least in each week. before said 2sh October
next. J. T. I'LL .DRErH
Court Commissioner for kenosha County
Dated July @Uh, a y, 1853
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
An ACT.
To authorize the several towns therein named
to vote on the question of loaning their
credit in aid of certain Railroad.

To authorize the several towns therein named
to vote on the question of loaning their
credit in aid of certain Railroad.
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate md assembly, do enact Us. toilors.
SEC. /. That the several Boards Of Super
visors of the towns of Bristol, Salem, Wheat
land, Brighton and Paris in the County of
Kenosha, are hereby authorized to issue the
bonds of their respective towns in the sum of
ten thousand dollars each, to the kenosha and
Beloit Railroad Company, payable within 20
years with interest at the rate Of per cent.
per annum, payable in the city of New York
or such other place as shall be agreed upon
between the parties.
SEC. 2. No bonds shall be issued under
the provisions of this act, until the said Rail
road Company shall have given security to
the satisfaction of the Board of Supervisors
of the towns 50 issuing the same, conditioned
that the Company shall pay the interest an
nually, on said bonds so issue dand the prin-
cipal when due and save harmless said towns
from the payment Of any interest or princi-
pal on said bonds.
Sec. g. No bonds shall be issued in pur-
suance of this act until a majority of the le
gal voters of said towns voting upon said
question shall have voted in favor of the same
at an election of called by the Town Clerk of
the respective towns herein before mentioned
as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 4. The election required by the pre-
cceding section of this act shall be called by
said Town Clerk whenever twenty legal 70
tiers of the town shall petition him in writing
to call such election. The Town Clerk shall
post notices of such election in at least three
conspicuous places in his town within ten DAYS
after receiving said petition, giving twenty
days notice of such election. Such notice
shall set forth clearly the object Of such cleo
ton, and no more than one election shall be
called or held in pursuance Of this act
SEC. 5. Said election shall be held at the
usual place of holding elections in the re<ooc-
tive towns, and the voters voting at said zee
ton shall vote a ballot containing the words
Forthe Railroad,' or, Against the Railroad.
Said election shall be conducted, and the re
suit thereof canvasscd in the same manner
that the annual town meetings are by law
conducted, and the result canvasscd and the
returns thereof made by the Board of Super
yisors under their hands shall be recorded
in the record hook of the town which record
when attcstcd by the Town Clerk shall be re-
ccivcd as legal evidence of the result Of such
election
SEC. G. The bonds issued under the pro-
visions of this act shall be signed by the
Chairman of the Board Of Supervisors Of the
town 50 issuing the same, and attested by the
Clerk, and copy of the same recorded in the
record book of said town.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
Great Central Route.
MICH. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

TICKETS cen be had to Buffalo or New York
i ria. Cleveland and L; k Erie; or of Detroit
by boat to Cleveland, aud from thence bv Rail
Road. The splenid Steamers
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
Run between Detroit and Cleveland. On arri-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice OF
going by the unsurpassed Steamer
Queen OF the West aud Crescent City.
To Buffalo, or go by Rail Road if they choose
to 30 by Rail Road, they will only have hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo. By
these routes Passengers are not subject to DELAYS
as by Toledo and Monroe. In bad weather boat
are unable to leave Toledo. Aft
henosha, July IA, 1853. II. BELL, Agent
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
SIfEIsEFF,S SALE

DY virtue of Il writ of execution, called n Ficri
ID Facas, issued under the seal of the Circuit
Court Of the county of kcnosha, in the State of
Wisconsin, subscribed by the Clerk of the said
Court to me directed, against the goods and chat
tells and also the lands, tcncments and chatcls re-
al, whereof Jacob j. Wakefield and Rucl Wake
field were seized on the Sth day Of April A. ID.
1853, in whose hands Socvcr the same may be- to
satisfy the damages and costs ola Judgment against
them in favor of Francis Metcalf, Lucas G.. Mcr-
rill and james NJ. Srykcr, recovered by and be-
fore John Mansfield Esq, Justice of the Peace,
shall, by virtue of said execution and Judgment,
and the face of the Statute in such provided
on the 18th day of August, y. ID. 1858, at II o.
clock ut of that day, 1T the door of the Court
House i'll kcnosha city, sell at public vcnduc, as
the law directs to the highest bidder the follow
ing described lands situate in the said city, in said
county Of kcnoSha TO wit Part Of Block Mum
Der twenty, on the southeast quarter of section
Number thirty-onc, in town two north, of Range
twcnty-thrCC east, commencing at the corner of
West Main Street and \ ork Street; thence run
ming southcAy along the east side of West Main
Street I59 feet thence castcrly, parallcwith York
Street ll2 feet; thence northerly, parallel with
West Street 81 feet to York Street; thence west
erly, along the south side of York Street 81 feet
TO the place Of beginning.
Dated kcnosha, June 18th, a. ID. 1853.
PATRICK COSGRAVE,
IS as Sheriff ofSad ConHty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
From the Wisconsin.
ST, JOHNS CATHEDRAL, MIL
WAEkEE.

The Consccration OF. st. Johns Cathedral
took place Yesterday. The ceremonies COM
menced early in the morning bv the conse-
Grafton of the exterior, the Bishops and cIer-
gy, under the conduct of Arch Bishop Ken
drlck Of St. Louis, marching around it sprin-
king 1t with holy water, DC. Owing to a
heavy shower of rain, the spectators at that
hour were few in number After the eonse-
Grafton of the sanctuary, the doors were Open
ed to the crowd outside, who had waited in
the rain from 8 IL o'clock until nearly IL.
The Cathedral was Immediately filled. and
grand high mass was commenced. Within
the alter were assembled some sixty of the
Bishops and clergy of the church. some dress
ed IN simple white robes, Others with elegant
~ embroidered vestments-some bare-head-
ed, others with velvet caps and others with
Bishops mitres. N Bedini, the Popes
nuncio, being the highest dignitary Of the
church present, directed the rites of consecra-
ton. In common with the great majority
Of those present we were ignorant of the pre-
else bearings of the details Of the consecra
ton, which consisted Of chanting, burning Of
incense, lighting Of candles, genutluctions,
music by the choir, de- The whole was con
Quoted with great solemnity on the part of
those participating in it.
Archbishop lIUGHEs Of New York deiy-
cred brief sermon to the assembly and the
services closed at l-2 p NJ. Pontifeal
yespers were held in the evening, and a ser
mon was preached by Bishop PURCELL of
Cincinnatt
The Reporter Of the Milwaukee Sentinel
speaks in the highest terms of the eoquence
and power Of the sermon by Bishop Hughes
also Of the sermon preached by Bishop Pur-
cell in the evening.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

We all know that, notwithstanding the
high latitude of Wisconsin, and the general
nteritory Of its soil to that of Illinois, the
heavy tide Of the better class of German and
Nowegian immigration has always poured
into tlrt State i'll preference to our own
Chlcd2o Democrat.
I've all know" that til, preference" ex-
lists and yearly increases but we don't any of
us know about ''the general infcrority Of Wis
cosin's soil to that of Illinois" The fact, in
deed, is just the other WAY. Our soil and eli
mate are every way preferable to those Of Hi
nois. So Immigrants are told and SO they
find them to be. And hence the annually
increasing tide Of population which pours in
to our State from the Ola WorId.-ILHpau-
hce Sentinel
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
SIsEIsEFF,S SALE.

virtue of en- execution issued or and under the
. seal of the Circuit Court IN and for the County OF
kcnosha and state of Wisconsin, and to directed, and
delivered against the goods aud chatels OF Henry H. ogle
have levied upon, aud shall offer for sale the highest
bidder therefor, the law directs the Court House, III
the city and county of Kenoha, The thirteenth 18Th day
August, A. d. 1853 O'Clock in the afternoon
said day, all the right. title and interest TO which the said
Henry H. logle the 18Th day of Januar, A. D. 1853
had in and to the following described premises TO wit: The
South East quarter of the Southwest quarter of section
thirty our L34 Town two 2 Range twenty t20, east,
tanning forty acres Of land In Kcnosha County.
PATRICK G. 'SGRANE,
Sheriff Of kenusha county.
j. r. JrLsrN, Atty.
Dated June goth, is53. 1-S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
Coon NHEA

COOP WHEAT.-Godard ~ Hovev recen-
ell and sold this morning on change. the first
sample of new Wheat received this season.
The lot comprised 500 bushels white flint
(Geuescc) Wheat from the county of Onon-
daga and sold for Sl,32. 1t WAS beauti-
ful sample. very white and plump, and was
bought for au Eastern millcr.-.llj. JoHuai
- JgLy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

MELANCHoLY.-A fine little fellow, the
son of Mr.. CALos BUEL, residing at Kosh-
konong in this County, aged about two
years died from heefocts Of swallowing sey-
eral Percussion caps, during the brief absence
OF lis mother from the room, on Saturday af-
tenoor. Ills sutttrings, were severe, until
death closed the scene on Monday morning
=.IcftrSoaian.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

PLEASURE EXcURsIoNs.-The editorial
fraternity in Ohio, kcntucky, Indiana, DE,
have had golrious time lately in two free
rides given to them 10y the Proprietors of
different lines of Steamers and Rail Roads.
plying on and leading to Lake Erie, during
which they visited Buffalo, Niagara Falls, [,c
1t was we'll done in these Companies to give
our Editorial Brethren HOLIDAY, aud no
doubt the investment will turn ont as profit
as it was polite. What we have to suggest
is, that the Mnagers Of the Michigan Cen
trail, or Southern road might find it to their
interest, to oler like ciylity to the editors of
Wisconsin, Northern Illinois and Michigan.
They could not do 4 wiser thing than invite
a hundred or two of us, to take run down to
Nagaa and back. If they have any doubts
on the subject, let them tly it once-4Nl-
rauhcc Sentinel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

New WAEAT.-We saw a handsome spe-
cimcn of Winter Wheat Yesterday, raised by
the Hon !. +. HOLMES, which will Weld. we
should think, over thirty bushels to the acre.
The farmers here are all buoyed up with the
hope of having large yield, and we see no
reason why they should be Disappointed
JcFcrS0uiQR.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
CIRCUIT COURT.
vs.. : In Equity.
IOuisg ScOWton

vs.. : In Equity.
Louisa Scowtou,
1t satisfactorily appearing to me, by affidavit
that the Subpoena to appear, issued in this cause
has been returned by the sheriff Of said county
" not served" on the said defendant, Nnd that sic
is ont of this state; on motion of Barnes x Lyon
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant, Louisa Sc0wton, appear, plead, answer
or demur to the compainants bill Of complaint
filed in this cause, by the 18th day OF September
a. ID. 1853; and that this order be published six
weeks in the " kcnosha Telegraph" u newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this Goth day of MAY, A. D., 1853
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
BARNES & LYON, Compliments Solicitors.
y true copy Of the original order on filc
(Attcst) q. +. DANA, Clerk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

Harvest Is now going off with rush
We have heard no dissent from what is in all
parts %. the state-that wheat was never bet
Ter. The same can lie sud Of corn and oats.
- Graat Co. Urald.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

SINGULAR AccInENr.-A girl at Ncwburv. I
years of age recently broke her arm trying To Kill
musquito. This extraordinary feat was accom-
plishcd As follows:-The mosquito aforesaid had
been making himself every familiar on short ac-
quaintance," so much so that her slumberS were
anything but sweet, sound or refreshing. AT
length, being fully awakened to the necessity OF
doing something TO relieve hcrSclffrom the annoy
ancc, she made desperate grasp in the dark at
her hftic tormcutor and being very near the edge
OF the bed, the sudden movement destroyed her ba-
lance, anu she icll upon the floor breaking her arm
IN two places Whether. the blood thirsty cause
of this misfortune suffered any damage in the en-
counter, remains veNatjousIy uncertain.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

The nmor now is that President Pierce
and his Cabinet have decided upon appoint
inc Mr.. Dix, Of New York, the Prince Of
Frccso@'ym, Minister to France, and Mr. Dan
Tel, editor Of the Richmond Examiner, the
Prince Of ratification, Charge dies afaircs
to Sardinia, in place of Richard kidder
Meade, who looks for higher appointment,
or nothing. Ii this rumor be true, it is very
much in keeping with most Of the previous
appointments Of this Union-loving and Tn
ion-preseving Administration.
You perceive that old Bullion is out in the
Missouri Democrat, pell nell in favour Of the
Central Route for the Pacific Railroad, and
against the Southern Route; against the claim
of the United States to the Mesilla VALLEY
and against the declaration of Congress and
of the present Administration that that Valley
belongs to Us, under the Treaty of Guadalupe
Illdalgo.--Bait Patriot
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

TuSNELISG CHICAGO RIvEE-Thc Chicaro
River is TO be tunneled. y tunnel Committee has
been appointed by the Common Council. The
Democratic Press thinks tina, it will require thrre
months to build il ar an expense of less than 500.
600. 1t recommends Milwaukee brick as the ma.
teFtAl, next TO Lockport stone. Such means Of
Communication IS better than all the draw bridges
IN the world-lN. lIIS.
The amount Of money in active circulation in
INC m;ed States IS estimated in the Merchants
HaGl<nc at s295, AZ 2j7 winch reckoning the pop
E'atlou at -, 100000. would make SIP pcr head.
twas II was SIP IL ISIS and 1886; and bU, IS, 80 III
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
Total $500 l6.61S SSI47 OF

The total number of visitors during the
week Was, therefore, 26Il4, averaging 1852
per diem. The cash receipts mentioned in
this table do not include the amount reccn-
cd for season tickets.-N y. Tnucs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

Mr.. Jonas He5d's greet Safe and Let
ting IF tSomhaolnn Ra4ts, at Bolrlhasn
hHFaad-The annual letting of Mr.. Jonas
Wchb's celebrated Tups took place on Mon
day, July llth, and we are gratiiei in an
uounciug that the highest price was given bv
FRANCIs NJ RoTcH, son Of FRANcIs RorcH
Esq, Morris, Otsego co., in this State Mr.
Rorcu hired for 30 guiueas, about $666-
the highest price ever paid for Il single ami
NAL at Mr.. WEDB's lettings. The animal
was one of the finest that has BEEN offered by
Mr.. WEBB, and secured, after a most spirite
competition. 1t will be a most valuable ac-
QUESTION to the stock Of Mr.. RorcH and t.
our country.
There were Il Sheep let, whi>h melted
tl56O-bcing an average of e22 As about
500 each. \ reserved price was put upon
each animal, and every one realized more
than the upset price-The whole excess be
ing $500 more than the reserve.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
RAIL ROAD LETTING.
Kenosha and Beloit Rail Road.

and after The first day Of Angus. next and until the
" fifteenth OF August, inclusive proposals v i he rccey-
cd under seal at the Office o the kenosha Beoi Rail-
road Company in keuoSha, for the construction of hs en-.
tire road from kenusha the Rock River Union Vaev
Rallroad--a distance of about hhy miles.
HE proposals may be made for the grading, masonry,
Ties and entire construction in single conirncor The
same and all items separately and independent contracts
by different individuals They will likewise be received for
the above in parts. The work will besides be divided into
sections OF moderate length, and proposals. above
single section or any number of sections viii be received.
Proes and specifications may be inspected nj the Engi-
cfed and forms of proposals will be supplied to all who dc.
sire 10 take Contracts.
ALEX. c. TWlNING, Agent
Engineers Office, ,
kenosha, June 2Sh.
-" The Chicago Journl. Janesvine Sanngi Railroad
Journal New York, PaindeaIer Cleveland, q and Rail-
way Times Boston, please insert till August 10Th and send
Neir oils 10 h. & u. RAILROAD Office rs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
Special Notice.

IL JhUse " no has deceased friends ard " sh To COM
"A neHuraje them IN suiahe manner. wUuid InftrSH
thai The " ARBTE ESTbBIISffN INT heretofore rrieI
by the subscriber, This Hlece vii Is dl=cHlinaei il
= fsy weeks. JOSEPH /. EiiLE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05
New Formations.

Under this head the " y. Tyi6pnc groups
tive political prospectus in several State---For
instance i'll Georgia the union patty, which in
1851. supported Cobb, now supports Web
>tcr Wing for Governor, and a majority Of
Democrats for Congress.
In Missouri, the Bentonians support Wings
TO defeat the "Rotten>,' when they cannot
elect their own men.
In Northern Ohio there is 4 tendency to
union between the Free SoilerS, Wings and
Temperance Democrats.
In Alabama there is a fusion of Wings
and Union Democrats.
In Wisconsin, the TribuRc says:
the Wing State Convention having adj
journcd without nominating a ticket, the great
mass of liberal, progressive, anti-Rum Wings
will support the ticket presented by the Free
SoiIers, which is composed of competent, up
right liberal advocates of the Maine Law"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-05

RECEIrTs AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
The number of visitors, and the cash receipts
ut the Crystal Palace during the last week
are, thus reported: