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THR BOOK OF THE DAY.-Now ready

Il the Eighth Thousand of
The Lofty and Lowly; or Good in All and None
All Good. By Maria Mcintosh, author of "Two
Lives" "Charms and Counter Charms" "Even.
ings at Donaldson Manor" &c-2 neat vols, 12mo,
paper 81; cloth 81 so
An eighth edition having been called for so soon
alter its publication sufficiently attests its great mer
u.s. ANY one RENTING to the publishers the price
OF the book can have it mailed to his address
few criticisms of the Press:
"As to its literary merits, we can honestly com.
mend 1t as charming story, and tor its moral in
nuence we think the admirers of Uncle Tom g
Cabin will net find their dislike of slavery greatly
lessened by its pernsal, while they may be persuad.
ed to cherish kndler feeling towards those whose
lot 10 cast amid the institutions of the South
Cincinnati Gazette
SIT is book of great interest, written in candid,
truthful spirit The arrangement of the plot and
incidents is skilful, and the work 5bounds in pas.
sages OF great pathos and of thrilling interest"
Boston Daily Advertiser
"a good book, commendable in spirit and credita
BILE in execution Il will make its way in public ia
mendatien OF all dispassionate readers"
T Daily Times
"We commend this story to our readers as ona
of admirable spirit and endency"-Evening Mirror
"Written In a most commendable spirif and in
style equally remarkable for simple correctness
and earnest caador"-Springfeld Daily Wbir
"The book is full of incident; the characters are
all well drawn and the interest well kept uD'
.rro tBosten Atlas
-may be assured of finding m ost sgreeab,e ,ra:,
In these volumes. The scenes, Characters and in
cicents are all purely American, and Of ouite . 10.
mesnc cnaracter'-l American Courier
For sale by NASH & WOODHOUsE.
-. Eagle Souare
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EDWARD POWERS.

a CARD.-We would respectfully call the at.
"A ten.ion of the public TO our really fine and ex
.ensivs stock of Wines and Liquors; of which when
We assert we DO 80 advisefly. that they win com.
pare favorahly with any similar stock ever offered
for sale In tnis city; ana without coming under he
inputation OF boosting. we would add fartherrnore
that amongst our One Wines and 8randies may be
Favor us with call and Judge, If you please. for
yourselves Of the quality and prices.
fe5 WILLS & LOMBARD.
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WORkS BY DIR. LAZARUS.-J. w.
ly RANDOLPH haa for sale in anu nuantitu---

w RANDOLPH has for sale in any quantity
Homeopathy: theoretc demonstration with So
cial applications-50c
The Trinity in ito Theological. Scientific and
Practical Aspects, analysed and illustrated-75c
Pastoral Zoology, or Spirits of the Beast of
France, by Toussenel, translated by M Edge.
worth Lazarus, D-$I
Vegetable Portraits of Character, compiled from
various sources, with original additions-75c
Passional Hygiene and Natural Medicine EN-.
braciug the harmonies of man with his planet-Sl
The Human Trinity, or Three Aspects of Life, the
passional, intellectual and practical sphere-S5c
Love vs.. Marriage-S1 NH
HARPER AND PUTNAM for MARCH.
IL Disturnelrs Railway, Steamship and Tele.
graph Book; being guide through the United
States and Canada. Also, giving the Ocean Steam
Packet Arrangements, Telegraph Lines and
Charges; List of Hotels, &c, with a map of the
United States and Canada, showing all the Canals.
Railroads, DC.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for March-a5
cents.
Putnam's Magazine for March-25 cents
For sale by GIN. WEST & BRO.
mn and Exchange,
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The DAILY DISPATCH
nc senIa ef fhe Children,

The seuls Of the Children.
ITAs following poem is too good 70 be lost althous
il may be considered in some sort, a. consequent
If not an imitation of The Cry Of the Children
Who bids for the little children
Body and soul and brainf
Who bids for the little children
Young and without staini
VIII no one bid said England,
For their souls 30 pure and white,
Aud tit for all good or evil.
The world on their page may write
We bid, said the Pest and Famine,
We bid for life and limb;
Fever and Pain and squalor , -,
Their bright young eyes snail on
When the children grow TOO tianJ'
Well nurse them as our own,
And aide them in secret places
Where none may hear tneh moan'
bid, said Beegery bowling,
III buy them one and ALI
ri teach them a thousand lessons
They shsil sleep in my lair, like maggots,
Ttev shall rot in the fair sunshine;
And ii they serve my purpose,
/ hope they II answer thine.
And III bid higher and higher,
Said Crime, with wolfish grin,
For love TO lead the children
Through the fiowery paths Of sin:
They shall swarm in the streets to pilfer,
They shall plague the broad highway,
They shall grow too old for pity,
And ripe for the Law to STAY.
and the Law, for pastime,
Shall struggle day ana night;
And the law shall gain, but shall win,
And we'll still renew the fight;
And ever and aye we'll wrestle
Till Law grows sick and sad,
And kills. in his desperation,
The incorrigible bad.
Oh, shame, cried true Religion
Oh shame, that this should be-
PLL take the little children
III take them all to me
I'll raise them up with kindness
From the ulire in which they're trod;
III teach them words of blessing
III lead them up 10 God
You're NOT the true Religion,
Said a sect with flashing eyes;
Nor thou, said another, Sowing
Thou art heresy and lies.
You shall not have the children,
Said a third, with shout and yell;
You're Antichrist and blgot-
You'd train them up for Hell.
And ENGLAND sorely puzzled
To see such battle strong,
Exclaimed with voice OF pity,
On friends you do me wrong!
Oh cease your bitter wrangilng,
For till you all agree,
fear the little children
VIII plague both you and me!
But all refused to listen -
Ouoth they, We bids our time;
And the bidders seized the children
Beggary Filth and Crime:
And tine prisons tesmed with victims,
And the gallows rocked on high;
And the thick abomination
Spread reeking to the sky.
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IMPORTANT NOTTCE1
Steamers

Steamers
BEL'iDERE AND POCAHoNTAs.
&EkTh s. ohui further notice. beth of the above
t @Saa steamers VIII remain on the route be.
,on,;I hichmond and Baltimore,
connecting at the latter place with the Ericsson
s'5 5ra rtopeliers via Canal to Philadelphia.
Inc heiVidere, Capt Clifford, win leave Baiti.
VIII ~, ieaYe Richmond every Tuesday afternoon.
Ice focahontas, Capt Jones, win leave Bati
more nor every Wednesday afternoon; returning, she
vii. u, ieeve hichraand every Saturday afternoon.
Anus s1ording merchants two opportunities per
week, between the two places. Thls route viii he
FOUND enc OF the certain and expeditions 10 or
Ifom Wheeling, Pi,tsburg, Cincinnati, and the
south and West generally. For freight, apuly 10
NH la LUDLAM q WATSON
SlLvER.-The highest premium psid for SiI.
~ yer, by
fsss CIV. PURCELL q co, Banker,
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UNDERTAKING.-The

.za scriber begs leave to return his
thanks % his numerous friends and the public a,
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past IA years. both as Cabinet aker apd
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
co partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as one OF
the old drm Of Poore, Murray & Roper, for the sx
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
BUSINESS IN all Hs branches. His shop 10 on The
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper IL Cowling, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment OF ready made Collins, and where ali
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3m r w ROPER
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70" At the exhibition of the Institute at
Washington, Dir. H. w. Hubert deposited a
fine specimen of granite frsm the State quarry
near this civ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

The annual commencement of the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine took place on
Saturday, and among the graduates were Jas.
81. Lassell and VIM. Walker, of Virginia.
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THE SOLE RHEUMATIC sPECIFIC
i WE.- MorIimore,s Rheumatic

THE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
1 OWE.- Morrimore's Rheumatic
Compound and Blood Puriaer-from the
numerous astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu.
matism in all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound to the COM
munity, the Pyoprietors, although aware from
past experience OF its entire reliability to cope with
and eradicate every vestige of this dire com
plain are perfectly willing to allow It's merits to
be judged from its effects, az II Is compounded az.
pressly for one complaint, AID ia only applica
BILE to such complaint, although its curative pow
ers hay have happy influence on other Ills attend
ing the human frame. More than two thousand
cases of Rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past wear by
the use of few bottles OF the Compound and tes-
timonials OF the most tiattering nature have been
and constantly received from individuals of the
highest standing In the community. The deepest
seated and most hideous cases have readily yielded
to the potent influence of this Compound, and al
though physicians have pronounced many Of them
incurable, they are yet living sufficient evidences
to convince the most scepticale.
mortimores Rheumatic COMPOUND 10
vegetable internal remedy, harmless In its effects
and can be administered with safety to any age
and condition, and has never been known 10 fall.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD d CO, sole Agents
for Richmond Wv ALEXANDER & co, Pro.
prietors, No / Barclay street, Aston House, New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism Years
Standing.
Sr Lours, Feb 90, Is4s.
Cant Edward Powers wrfies:-l have for more
fhan ruysnty years been severely afflicted with
rhsnu, attain frat acute then chronic. tried all
other remedies of which could hear also had
fhe hest medica, attendance which could be pro-
cured; all proved unavaillng; | procured and
pound and Blood Purifier, and ], cured me sound
and well.
ia 81 EDn AfD POWERS.
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~ =

~ e - q 81 = N.Y. ~ q
y ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Ii ROAD NOTlCE.-From and sitter February
18th, the Richmond and Danville Rail Road Com
pany win receive and deliver freight only at the
following stations, viz: Coahield. Powhatan, Mat.
toax, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke, Hay-to Kah,
Meherrin, and Keysville and such other interme-
date stations a. may hereafter be established.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
General Freight Agent r. g. D. r. R.
fe l2-d1m
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@Sss y 80 80
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
ROAD.
an and after Monday, 25th January, 1853, the
" Mail, and regular Passenger Train Will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, A
M, and arrive at Salem at 10t o'clock, A NJ. Re
turning will leave Salem at 23 o'clock, NJ, and ar.
rive in Lynchburg at 81 o'clock M--stopping, 60.
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Blu.
ford's Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem There will
be Freight Train leaving Salem daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 O'Clock, A NJ. and one leaving Lynch
burg at II O'Clock, NJ. To each passenger car
will be attached. These trains wstop for fleights
and passengers at Halsey's, Clay's, Forest Depot
Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Buford's,
Bonsack's, Gish's Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either train
must be furnished with two passes, that one can
be retained in the Office and II must be expressly
stated the pass, that they permitted to go on
the cars. Free negroes must OBTAIN tickets before
starting, of the ticket agent, to whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence of their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP,
ia 29-td Supt Tranp't Va 81 Tenn
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g. NEW ARRIVAL eTPTzSo
FOR TES. NASH 4 WnsSV
w HHoUsE have just received H fs,.5s.
A ss,d.-. supply Of Piano ForiesfrOm as 81,
styles, and would form an appropriase m usry ne.
ia
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Refund Trip IS.
an THURSDAY, Sd March, an extra train, In
" conjunction with the cspacious and splendid
steamer Baltimore, viii be run, for the purpose 81
atFording those who may desire to witness the Ger.
emonies Of the following day In Wsshinston, .
comfortable trip the occasion, with but the loss
OF single day from business.
The train win leave the depot IN Richmond pre-
cisely st o'clock P N, and arrive at tbs Greek
about sk n, where passengers viii be able 10
have comfortable supper, and nights rest on
board Of the commodious steamer Baltimore and
reach Washington 10 the course of the night. Dur
ing the following day, meals win be served board
for such a. may desire IL, and oil 30 disposed can
lodge on board the same night free of extra
charge.
Returning, passengers can take either of the
mail boats which leave Washington dsly at P n
and 81 AN.
II Fare for the round trip sa-meals and
state-room extra. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office r e. p r r Company,
picby,ond Fob 1870 e..
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BOOTS AND SHOEs.-I
am now receiving my Spring as
sortment OF Boots, Shoes AM Trunks EN-.
oraclng all the varieties, from low priced
to the finest goods. f''''O
te II JOHN THOMPSON.
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EIEEz5z5zEa1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL Rail.
xrOad.-Mae Tickets Three Cents
Per Wile,-To accommodate the way travel, tickets
will be sold at the Treasurer's cfice in Richmond
at cents per mile, provided that not less than ten
dollars win be sold at one time.
These tickets will not be transferable and will
be used for distances not exceeding rs miles. No
charge less than IS cents. II GILL,
fe4-lm Superintendent
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r YON,S KATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.
~ SERYING RESTORING AND REAIITIEY,

II ~
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAIR-The Kathairon neutrahzes the
effects of Disease, Climate and old age in restor.
ing the human hair, and after badness of u
years; cleanses the head from Dandruff and Its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
ache, diseases of the skin, such as Scald Head.
Erysipelas, &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in the
world 1t exhales the perfume of the most deli.
cious flowers, and being free from rancid oil or col
oring properties, gives the hair that soft rch curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation
The use of the Kathairon is adopted by the first
Physicians N Europe and America, and has sale
and patronage unprecedented in the history of the
MatTia Msdica. Words alone are superiuous:
trial only attest its real virtue, as its million
friends win certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Kathairon.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
l6l Broadway, New York.
Sold Richmond by ABLE & GRAY,
Jao-0m LAT Main street.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTUREas.-
i The subscriber solicits the attention OF Toose'
co Manufacturers 10 his superior Presses and hiis
of every description. z. RAhm,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl ssfee''
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w price of 81 IS per bale of 900 lbs, which 10
about the average weight of the bales, suitable tor
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply o.
the Toll Office of the Janes River and kana"aa
Company. or to Mr. Crutchfeld, 1.-THE Wood ARA
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fe - If
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Supt Tranp't Va IL Tenn r


~ 1IiEz5Ssls
D ICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
u ROAD-OPEN TO KEYSVILLE 70 MILES
On and after Monday, November 8th 1852, re-
gular passenger train will run daily Sundays ex-
cepted) between Richmond and keysville.
The train will stop for passengers only at the fol.
lowing points, Manchester, Powhte, Robiou's, Coal
field, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road Mat.
tosx, SCOTS Shop, Amelia 81, Wyanoke, jennings
Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church and Clarks.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave keysville at 1.25 P. NJ.
Children under 10 years of age free, provided
seat is not occupied by them from 10 and under
IS years of age, half price, Servants travelling by
themselves, must be furnished with two passes, 90
that one be retained in the Office and 1t must be
expressly stated the pass that they permitted
to go on the cars.
NB-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
southside train at Haysokah for Rice's Station,
thence by Flsgg Co.'S stages to Lynchburg Pas
sengers for Halifax can meet Messrs Flagg &
Co.'S four horse coaches at Keysville, and psssen.
gers for ranville, Va Greensborough, Salisbury
and Charlotte, N c., can meet Messrs Flagg & Cos
four-horse coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Keysyille. Passengers for Carksville
Boydton, Milton, N C, and Yancysville, can meet
Messrs Moss & Cos coaches at Keysville on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton and
Yaucysvile by Flagg e. Cos hne Mondays, Wed.
te IS John H. OSBORNE, sups
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IIYYyl64a, having fully tested Ii. r.d sncs
prices, desires to make kno,ra "a
,us' as w continue
ance that his operations shall be- ~au 'ae assur
than under his past exorbi,ant fees Hav oeter
cause ne ana MS assistants are kept In full sssr.i
Exraet tooth % cents; Plug with silver ar -, :,
Tan, ~ltn geld 70 cents Pivot Tooth Be- so pss.
out natural, artificial gums, &c. VAN o. with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

NOPARTNERSHIP.- undersigned have
y associated themselves under the style of FER.
NANDEZ g. PEYTON, for the transaction of gen.
eral Commission business in San Francisco Hav.
ing large hre.proof brick warehouse in a central
city-and every other facility for doing business on
the most favorable terms, we solicit consignments
of produce and merchandise generally We annex
list of our charges for the benefit of consignors:
Commissions on sales produce and mdse, 5 per ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

DUILDERS.-Theu undersigned having erected
d Shop on Ord street, between Main and Cary
streets, intends conducting the Carpentering
Business in all Its branches, and is now prepared
to execute faithfully and promptly all orders that
may be given to him. Thankful for the patronage
already extended to him, he b. pes, by stric. per.
sonai attention to his business to merit a contin.
uance of the same. Plans will be furnished by me
for any house.
fs l4-lm* JOSEPH F. POWELL.
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4 NuTHER CERTIHICATK.- Mr.. Da.s.
"A Dear Madam. III affords ma crest sstis1.ctson
Is ofer nv testmcny ii behalf Of your invaluebie
g IL neE Dreps.v Not only have found them
excellent for violent coughs, colds snd other dis
eases proceeding from exposure inI ,s. =. =
be beneficial in 8. the Ms which flesh + heir to
have used thera for myself and family for scms
ar late The cr.mp choic and cholera morbus has
been very severe with US, Ny wife and children
have been severely cramped on several sinerenf
occasions and have In every case found that, BY
administering from one to two table spoonsfulI OF
your Drops" relief Immediately followed. For
sickness amops children noshing can pc better
thing have ever tried, and have used great
many different kinds OF remedies. / earnestly re.
commend them to the afflicted. Respectfully. &c.
M. B. GOODWIN
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D..
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MLLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. fe1
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A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. r. TAYLOR - 1
n street, between Grace and EranAnn- ~:
School being exclusively for beginners. slss -
eiai attention 70 Reading, Correct EnancAs ~
Drawing. Arithmetic and History. Specimens y
my Boys composition and writing. MAJ be always
seen al the Dispatch, once. My Ruie 10 pefsenaP
tory, bat as gentle aspossibie.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14

During W laA week We have had
several good rains. and Ne believe That
the rains were general throughout
North Alabama and North Mississippi.
The stalk Of corn is small, but the
ear Is large and full. Notwithstanding
the drought. The cotton bids fair to
be as fine as We ever have SEEM tvs
cstmbid Eng. eth.
----.---A-<k-S---------
TnouBtEs or THE NEw Yonx DE-
socRAeY.--A meeting Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee Of New York
was held at the Astor House on Fri
day evening, at which resolutions were
passed endorsing the Baltimore Plat.
form, affirming the constitutionality Of
he Compromise Measures, and call
ing Convention In Syracuse on tie
18th Of September to nominate candi n
lates fof State officers The BarnA
burners seceeded IN a body.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-14
Later from d, ntfai America.

The True Data Of thss 12th inst,
has received Costa Rica papers to The
23uls. The newsis very interesting.
The treaty between the Republic
Of costa RIGA and Pope Plus TX, ia
ted October 7th, ls52,has been con.
eluded and confirmed With much Ger.
emony. The high sounding titles Of
the agents in the formation Of the
ecclesiastical contract do not ravor
much Of the simplicity Of republican
ism. The functionary on the part
Of his Holiness was Ellis Eminsnct
Senor Don 1cabo Autonelli, CardinaI
of the Holy Roman Church, Deacon
of Sena Agata de Snburra aud Sec.
retarv Of State and Of Foreign Rela-
tons for His Holiness, and ON the
part Of the Republic Of Costa RIGA the
contracting party was His Excel
lencey Senior Don Fernando de Lo-
reuzana Marquis Of the Sacred Order
If Jerusalem Esquire for the Holy
sepulchre Of ". 8 }. G., Common
tator Of the Pontifcal Order Of st
Gregory Magnate Of the Military
Order Commentator Of The True o.
DIR OF Francisco | If the Two Sici.
lies, &c. No, Resident Minister Of the
Republic near the Holy See Plenipo-
tentiara tic, &c"
The character Of the contract thus
formed and ratified may be readily
guessed
II establishes the Roman Catholic
religion as the religion Of the Repub-
lie. The educational institution arc
placed under the control Of the clergy
and all instruction must conform with
the requirements Of the Catholic
Church. Tie choice Of books and
writings pertaining to religious and
moral doctrines Is left entirely to the
Bishops The 18th article Of the
agreement is as follows ".The Ro-
man Pontiff being the Chief Of the
Universal Church by divine right Of
The bishops as well as The clergy and
the people, shall have free commune
cation with The Holy Apostolic See"