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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SEs0p.

YEEltE undersigned, having taken the above
n establishment on his own account, informs
MS friends and the public, that having made
arrangements with the very best w"rhmcn. he
IS now prepared To ill all orders for castings
ana machinery OF every kind, al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron. coal, &C., he Hatlrrs himself that
ne, can d." work on terms that will make it an
object with those having work IN his line OF
business. 10 patruni>r him.
Especial attention will be pail TO all kinds
OF MAJ ami Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale to the trade
Pio~ Ca%ingy. CqH nad II'rron Borrs,
Hiorry HOliom-wHye. Store TEA kcrics.
TiH Joti0m DO, Furnaces, Tim IFarc &c.
Orders solicited and pluupDly attended to.
j.. ID. McCLENAHAN
The business will be under the management;
OF Mr.. Henry NEWSSTAND, a practical mechanic,
ana Tor many years associated with one Of the
Iar2esi machine shops oil Philadelphia. who
VIII devote all his energies and experience TO
the prosecution Of the business.
Plans and drawings made free OF expense for
persons wishing to havr work executed.
+. d. McCLENAHAN, ploprie,or.
II. NEWSHAN. Mann ,er.
Port Deposit, june IS
e. Village Record, Kent News, Hartford
ha%rtte anI Republican copy months and send
bill 10 advertiser.
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Cottage or EnamcIcd Furnitn re
Patent Spriug Bse..StcaGs.

E'XTENsIoN DINING TABLES, OAK AMI WAL
1lNuT OFFICE AND DINING Room CHAIRS. &c.
HARE, WARE 4 CO., $50 Chrsnui ST.. Phii-
adeiphia, amt $50 Baltimore 81, Bahimorc.
oier for sale at very low prices Il large and
beautiful assortment of Enamced Furniture, OF
their own manufacture; suited 10 both city and
country residences. Complete sets ol SINGLE
pieces made to order. Persons furnishing No.
tells and Boarding Houses. will find it chrap
and desirable article. Complete sets for Cham
bers from S25 upwards. Also, superior Wal
nnt Extension Dining Tables, from Slj to S25.
Patent Spring Bedsteads, Office, Dining Room,
Rocking and other Chairs; Spring and Har
Mat'asSes; Mahogany and Walnut, Plain and
fahcy Furniture, IN great variety. &c. The
public are ldvied TO call and examine.
n. b. Dealers supplied on liberal terms,
March % 6m.
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HE WONDER OF THE AGE, FOR THE

skin. This ointment will cuic The Saltrhcum
and burns or chapped hands, quicher and snrer
than all other medicines OF the kind before the
public. To substantiale the above. can give
hundreds Of certificates. but | conSider il of no
use, as (any person can do the same. if they
have friends, for even worthless article | re-
ly solely on the merits of the Ointment Tor the
public patronage.
n. b. \ single box ofthiS ointment Will keep
any blacksmi'h'S, farmers, sailors or mcchan-
c'S hands. let them chap or crack ever 50 bad,
sound AMI in good workin2 orIerall winter.
Prepared and sold BY MONROE TERNEI.,
Naugalgck. Coma.
WHOLESALE DEroTs,-A. i. < y. SANrS. No.
100 Fulton street, New York. R%AnfXG {. Co..
Busron. \. MCCLURE & Co, Albany. Vim Il!
BRowN 4 Bro, Baltimore.
Sold also by the principal druggists, and coun-
,.y merchants. Price y cents per box.
Agents. II. II. Mitchell, Eikton; J. Y.
Black, Charlcs'own; } . Wilson, Coul>on X Co.,,
Port Deposit H. p. Bennett, Frcnchtown K.
Road; J. W. Collins, J. J. Lindsey; Chesapeake;
]. Wharton, Hudson'S corner; Mnrphy K Walls
ton, Bohemia mills; T. T.. Jump, Warwick; ".
I. Arich$, Glasgow Nov. u, {. .. W.
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Farmers & Dairymcn take Notice.
Clements Churn: Pat MD 1852.

HNHE undersigned having purchased the right
l. of the State of Maryland for this Churn.
have commenced their manufacture at the Rs-
ing Sun Steam Agricultural Implement Fac
tory, Cecil county, Md, where all orders will
be promptly attended to. As the qualities Of
THIS churn has been well tested by the farmers
IN this distric-to whom reference can at any
time he giv"n-we deem it unnecessary 10 say
more than that we will bring II in competition
with any other churn as regards time ofchurn-
ing, quantity and quality of butter produced,
as also chcapness and simplicity.
TAYLOR, KIRK s, co.
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CAgeElEkEsf, ELkRkENes.

'I1HE subscriber, thankful fer past iavors and
L hoping by strict attention to business silll
TO mrri liberal share of public patronage,
would inform bis friends and the public HAT he
has purchased the Coach Making establish
Incnt, ri The Brich Hre.ng Hoa$c, formerly cars
ried On by Samuel Marshall, where he will conl
ilnnc the above business IN all its variour
branches. He Will be loumG at all times wei
prepared with the best quality of seasoned stuff,
cot expressly for the purpose. re would also
say. ;nal he can do u better Job. for the same
mcN"}. ihaa can be gol mp within ans reason
aAir lslanre OF hm-tor this reason: he is bet
Ter prepared with mechanics 10 do the different
Branches oI work belonging ro1hr business. and
likewise purchases his stock in H3rgc qunui-
llr> al Ia" lowest cash prices. All his work
men ar" Of the best and have served full ap-
rr"h'lc' ship TO til" business. He has on hand,
at all times, both new and secondhand
r n E. y >C"rriHgrs, EaggicY, %pMi'cg, Roh-
t,{z-->>-;---,- a'nagS ah NiitH lFogory, which
---z--------- he will sell on reasonable terms.
All work warranted for one year. il fairly used.
The public would DO well to call and exam
inc the stock Of work before purchasing else
where. WM.J. MAHCHBANK.
Brick Meeting House, Nav ~ Pms
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IMPORTANT TO THE
Citizens of Cecil Co., and Vicinity.

I L will no doubt be an advantage TO many o
/ the inhabitants Of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF Wilmington.
I" know where they may supply their wants in
rierrnce to Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpets,
InLS. A. at
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Tin VT are and Stove

II Y 7 T Il z 7 = Z I,
'THE subscribers have lately removed from
L Elkton, and have opened an establishment in
NiDDLEVOWN DEL.1H'.1RE.
where They are anxious to serve the public and
theirold friends wherever found, in all The bran
chcs oithcr business.
They will keep on hand al low prices, Stores
oia!l patterns and .l2"S, for parlors, Offices and
kitchens, and full assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend To
ROOWA'G .4.ND SPOUTI.NG,
which they viii do in the best manner and at
short notice The public are respectfully in
vited to give them a CALI
GRAHAM & SISCO.
Mddletown, Del, MAYS If
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married people. or those contemplating mar
riaoc. By WILLIAM YOUNG, VI. ID.
Let no father be ashamed 10 present copy
Of the -ESculapins to his child. II may save
him from an carly grave. Let no Young man
or woman enter into the secret obi cations Of
married liic without reading the Pocket H.Sru-
laPiuS. Lrt no one suffering from n haCknlcd
cough, pain IN the side, restless nights, merry
Gus feelings, AMI the whole train OF DyspeptIc
sensations, and given up by their physicians,
b" another moment without consulting the
.EsculariuS. Have th" married OF those about
TO be married. any impeachment, read this truly
useful book. as it has been the means OF saw
ing thousands of unfortunate creatures from
the very Jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY FlN L CTS.
enclosed in Il letter. will receive one copy of
this work by mail, OF five copies will be sent
Tor One Dollar.
Address, (post paid DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
Jc lSy No. 1872 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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JOHN S. KEMWARD'S,
No. Sc, .MGrEet st

y o. so, .uGrEet st.
Purchasers may find it much to their intercs,
10 call. This Store is celebrated for the large
variety. extensive assortment, and cheapneSS OF
its 40od> to prove which; those who have not
heretofore dealt ut the establishment, are re-
specifically gcd TO call, BY doing so, many will
not an save money, but time and trouble.
The assortment consists in part OF
BIari; and Fancy Silks. Cloths. saiinets, cas>i-
Euhruidcricsa white lnereS. vrstingS. hlan-
Goods, Mernocs, Co. kctS, buck gloves and
hnrg$. delainrS. prints, mitS. sackIng bottoms
AlparlSand other dress cOmtorlables. buttons.
tahlir>; House Furnish cotton laps. WOODEN
Ing Goods. Mourning and cotton jeans, sus-
GooA$. Flannrls, llosi- penderS. spool cotton,
cry. cloves, trimmings, sack Flannels III Il bun
scatts, &c. dance. &c.
One Of the largest assortment of Furs and
ShawlS III the city; also,
Csarpetimg,
Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply. Snpcrfine and
roInroon lu"rain, Entry and Stair Carpets, rang
Ing IN price from l29 cents TO $I.50 per yard,
Rag Carpets from - cents to better
gia ties, oil cloths. canton lEalllngS. window
shades and blinds, stair rods, carpet tacls, &c.
| would further state that am constant al
t"ndcnI on the large and regular Auction sales
tNlt take place in PhIIadrlphia every week,
where huy many excellent bargains and cheap
"noIs, thus being able TO offer many induce
mrnts that others cannot offer
| would call the particular attention of the
ladies to my stock of Cioahing CLOTHS, and new
style trimmings for Dresses and coaks. together
with wide Mt@tWa TcirctS. aud in TACT to nv
very large assortment Of Goods for la lies wear. !
Ny old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with |
he public in General, are solicited to give our
stock an examination before making their pur-
'hascs. Merchants supplied at wholesale pri- /
,cs. Particular attention given to orders
JOHN 5. kENNARD,
Wilmington, Dec II No. IS Market st.
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SaddlcrY 4 Harness Niahinu.

DAVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the publir lhni he has re-
moved from the Brick Meeting House 10 Elk
ten, where he continues Tic above business in
the house lately occupied as a shoe store bY
William Jones, in Whann's Row, opposite lii.
site Of the oh WASHINGTON Hotel
He will keep constantly ON hand and manu-
"a laclur" 20 otdtr, Spanish, Shalt
F>TT--F Quilted AMI PAIN SADDLES. TO-
Fg14&-kwS gelhcr with Carriage, Snlk"y.
-4ass1gsst T. Wagon and Cart HARNESS.
Bridlcs. Marlin2acs, C"lnrs, Whips; Srurs,
Horse Blankets, Trunks. }aIi3es, Carpet Bags.
Fly Nets. Patent FIames. Trace Cnarn>, &C..
all OF which he will dispose ofon the most rra.
sonabl" terms. II" respectfully Solcils the
patronage otlhc public. and warrants his work
TO give cn'!re satisfaction. may u 3m
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
EMg0oRTANTr o NEgxERs.

s'oEsFAS 4 Fs NERXERs.
DOLTING CLOTHS ANCHOR STAMP
ID Just received at the Boiling Cloth Ware
house, No. | y. ) 81. above Mark Il St.. PhIla-
dolphin, IA large stock ofthe above goods man
u!actufcd of the best selected SIN, will not
wear furry, therefore will not require SO much
knocking as some cloths that are in the market,
and will bolt tree; lac Hour will he Glenn and
of bright color. GEORGE WISE.
Ali cloths warranted. mar 20 GIN
MEN AND BOYS DS.--Rcadv.mode
VI Goats. rants, Vests, Gloves, Hosiery. Sps.
pcnder,, six clavatS, collars. So, IN great va
rlety. at BROWN & TOARD'S,
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Wilmington Cheap Clothing Store.

SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1853.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens OF Cecil county and other parts
of the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of NJ ems and Boys Clothing ready for
inspection. On hand Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings for order work. His Clothing will
be sold cheap for cash and all goods warranted
as represented. EDW ARD MOORE,
mar. IL '53-1y No. rs Market ST.
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Hs2sEEHAS! gsssEGgAs!.
TO 'i'11E, LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
WE have on hand good assortment ofun-
w der sleeves, spencers, cults and collars.
Also. u fresh supply of
SILK PLAID BERAGE,
BERAGE DE LAlNS,
MUSLIN DEBAGE,
OF various colors and qualities. We have, also,
q superior assortment OF city made ladies Cal
iers, OF The latest style and best quality, prices
from Sl.25 to 81. Please call and examine our
stock and we feel assured you will be pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
June Is \. j. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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Mr. ANCHESTER GINGH8MS 10 cents per
III I'd, Barese de Lame, l2aa cts per yd.
Apr IL VIM. ToRBEEr.
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CAFETI FLUID LAMP.--,A new article
~ just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not to explode
For sale by VIM. ToRBERT.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

Ea- 1t is useless for us to attempt to
say much in praise of Mr.. Coughs Lee
lures on Saturday and Sunday eycnings
last. We fear we should come short,
and give a much poorer idea of them
than was intended. Suffice it to say
that though the house was so crowded
as to make it very uncomfortable and
even unhealthy for his audience, they
listened to his burning eloquence with
intense interest, alternately convulscd
with laughter at his anecdotes, transfxed
with horror at his thrilling delineations,
or awed by the sublimity of his ideas
Eyes flashed with unwonted brilliancy
as he spoke Of the beauties of creation
and the exalted position of natures
nobility" hearts saddencd and sickened
as he deliueated with mastery pencil
the approach of destruction and the
downfall of all the dignity, purity ant
loveliness Of man-ond tear followed
tear, coursing down the cheek of man
hood, as he reverted to his life and tn
scenes he had witnessed. He SPOKE
with eloquence, narrated with truthful
ness, argued with wi,dom, and carrie
conviction on every word, by ever
f gesture, and in every look.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24
The Ericsson.

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing fr;m Washington unlcr
date of Feb. %, says:-
The Caloric ship Ericsson arrived at
Alexandra, yesterday afternoon, from
the mouth Of the Potomac, where she
had laid at anchor for 27 hours during
the lake snow and thick weather.
Capt Lowbcr weighed anchor at half
past nine o'clock last Wednesday morn.
ing, at Sandy Hook, and in Pursuance
of instructions, stood to the eastward in
face Of strong gale and heavy sea. He
kept his course for so miles, when the
wind shifted to the northwest. He
then stood in shore again, in the face of
the gale.
During these two gales the ship stood
the test nobly, and, though she pitched
her bowsprit under water with her lee
guard immersed, her engines performed
with the utmost regularity, the wheels
making l-2 turns minute with entire
uniformity. Not the slightest motion
was pcrceptible in the framework and
bracing Of the engines. After the ship
and the engines were thus fully tested,
Capt. Lowbcr shaped his course for the
Chesapeake, and in going up the bay
against gale from N. N. Il. encounter
ed heavy snow storm. On approach.
ing the mouth of the Potomac the
weather became so thick that tho pilot
declined to 20 further, and the ship
came to anchor at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
The engines had been in operation
for seventy-three hours without being
stopped for moment, or requiring tn
slightest adjustment, only one fireman
having been on duty at time during
the whole trip. The consumption o
fuel was under Eve tuns in tho twenty
four hours.
Capt. Sands, Of the U. 8. Navy, VIII
was on board to witness the perform
, ance, is delighted with the result, AM
+ says that he would willingly 60 to Aus
tralia in her. Thus the great principl
I Of the new motor, is now q demonstrate
reality. .E
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24
BO- The Petersburg (Va.) Mteli-

ST- The Petersburg (Va.) LteAi-
gcncer, noticing the accession of Louis
Napoleon TO the throne of the French
Empire, takes occasion to observe that
the great Emperor himself, who divorc-
ed josephine because she bore him no
children, would have some strange feel
ings, could he rise from the dead and
see his throne filled by the grandson Of
the divorced wife, whilst lis own son, by
his second marriage, sleeps far from
France, in the tomb Of the Hapsbufgs
This reflection is indeed singular, and it
proves that "there is divinity which
shapes our ends, rough hew them as we
may"
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24
Westerly, Feb. 1853.

n9r One Of the most dangerous alter
ations of Bank notes on record has just
made its appearance. They purport to
be $50 and $40 notes of the Central
Bank, Middletown, so perfectly altered
from ones, that they will be likely to
deceive bankers and business men any,
where they may be offered. The figure
one appears to have been removed by a
chemical process, and the figures 20 and
80 substituted with new and handsome
die. by feeling and doubling the paper
where the figures are, you may discover
that the paper is rigid and stiff, caused
by the new sizing which was applied af-
ter the chemical process Ohio State
Journal
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

By- We noticed with blushing brow
the conduct of certain would-be gentle
men, at the lecture the other evening,
who sat comfortably upon their seats
while ladies stood around them. Now,
we are an advocate Of "men's rights'
and women's rights" and can see no
reason why man should give up his
seat to accommodate tardy lady when
there are other seats unoccupied, ex-
ccpt upon the score of bencvolence, but
we cannot appreciate the least particle
of manlincss in the able bodied specimen
of the masculine gender who will sit
through lecture whilo a member Of
the I" weaker SEX" is obliged to assume
the standing posture. 1t would require
the scrutiny Of an Agazzis or Faraday
to bring it to light if there should be q
spark of it left in the system.
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lecture that will induce a large number
to leave pleasant freside TO sit for two
or three hours on those narrow, straight
backed seats which, il they had band
for the neck, would not make bad gar
rotes. Therefore, in the present state
Of things, under ordinary circumstances,
it is impossible to call out a large
audience, and those who 60 become dis
satisfied with the lectures because they
are inferior to those delivered in other
places. We would not have it thought
that we consider the lectures which we
have this winter unworthy of respecta-
bic rank as literary productions but it
must be admitted that while some have
been very good, others have not been
much above the mediocre. The lecture
committee are entitled to the highest
praise for the efforts which they have
made to procure the best lecturers which
could be had under the disadvantages
they have had to contend with-knowing
that had they obtained never so good a
lecturer, place could not be obtained
which would contain a sufficient number
of persons to warrant the required out
lay.
We may be permitted to say that VIC
trust ere another winter we shall have
a hall of sufficient capacity to comfort.
ably seat some fifteen hundred or two
thousand persons, and constructed ir
such q manner that it may be ventilated
and warmed so that every person may
have an adequate supply of fresh al
| without feeling the icy Hast of pola
, climate on his reeking brow.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

Esg- It will be seen by reference to
Hymen's corner to-day that our some
what noted friend, Barnes, the News
man, has taken to himself wife, and
left the unhallowed precincts of Bach
elordom. Ever attached to his profes.
sion he has gathered among his other
news Me0ton. Well, Elisha, we bid
you welcome to the ranks. Nay you
ever 6nd matrimony pleasant road,
aud as you progress in life may other
Barnes spring up in your pathway, in
which to store your surplus of love and
affection.
The printers are very thankful fo'
favors received.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

b1r An important surgical operation
was performed on the 18th inst, by DR..
Wilbur Of this village, on tn, person
OF Mr.. Thomas Harvey of Stonington,
c., it being case Of inguinal strangu-
lated hernia. The operation was sue
cessful, and the patient is doing we'll.
This is considered by surgeons critical
operation and much credit is due to DR..
w. for bis skill in the performance.
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From ths New Haven Palladium.
The Rock Rose,

A medicine under the title Of Rock Rose
made from plant of that name, IL having .
great rum in this vicinity for its curative proper.
ties. he cry of "quack," so truly applicable
to at least one half of the medicines ofthe day,
cannot be justly applied to the Rock Rose, for
il has made its mark in this city in several cases
to the relief and cure Of sufferers, when other
remedies have failed. and what is quite remark
able, some of our best physicians do not hesi-
tate to speak very favorable of the compound.
The certificates of cures are not fabrications,
but from highly respectable persons. most Of
whom are well known to US. The manufactur-
er is also well known to us as gentleman who
would not be engaged in humbug. or in de-
ceiving the public in any way.-Pailadirm.
We chcef fully endorse the above, having
witnessed its good effect, ourselves on pulmo-
nary and scrofulous complaints. We believe il
is the best remedy for colds and coughs, ex-
tant The Rock Rose has long been known as
plant of rare rfedical virtues. and its preparation
is superintended by gentleman Of ability and
character, in this CITY, II Register.
.Ntw Horen, Dee. 90, 1851.
This is to certify that the notice Of the Rock
Rose medicine published in our paper in con-
nection with one from the Palladium. was not
only unsolicited, but Was written by the Editor
of his own judgment and observation.
OSBORNE 4 BALDWIN.
Palladium, Office, .tip H. zen,
! December 22, 1851
This viii certify ::ssi :is:si the favorable notice of
the medicine known as the Rock ,,c-ee ,Sc-e was q
voluntary testimonial induced by the writer
knowledge of the curative effects Of the article
in certain cases. as well as by the favorable
opinion which others, well known to him, had
Expressed of it; and furthermore, the article
was written without pay or the promise Of pay
ment, or the knowledge of the manufacturer.
BABCOCK & WILDMAN.
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PALLADIUM, Office, JNiw H. zen,
December 22. 1851
another sc.entlAe wonder, z.,erssr,

Another Scientific wonder' I~pmsant to
Dypep,;es Houshton's Pepsin. The True pi-
gcstivc Fluid Gastric Juice prepared from Repnet
or the Fourth Stomach Of .he OK acr directions of
BARON LIEBId, the great Physiological Chemist BY
J HOUGHTON, NJ ID, Philadelphia. This is truly .
wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jsundee
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility. curing
after Natures own method BY Hstures own ssestths
Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific evi-
dencc of Its value. furnished by agents sratis Bee
advertisement In another column. ID .aN