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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-26
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At his residence in Carrollton, on last
Monday, Hon. JOHN PEARCE, formerly
President Judge of the Common Pleas CIR
cult court comprising the counties of Tusca-
rawas, jefferson and Carroll. Judge Pearce
was born in Louden County, Virginia, in
1903; After receiving good elementary
education, and pursuing a mechanical bu-
slneSs for six yeaes, he entered AS Il student
the Law School Of II. St. George Tucker, OF
Winchester, an institution celebrated for
imparling legal knowledge to some Of the
most distinguished men in the Union. In
1923, he received certificate OF qualiGca-
lion from his Preceptor, and soon after en-
igrated TO Ohio. As it rcquile ed a certain
term Of residence in this State before admis.
sion to the bar, he did not pass an exami
nation before the Supreme Court until 1881.
In 1888 he permanently located in Carroll
tin, and connected the exercise of his pro-
fession with the editorshp of the Carroll
Free Press" In the winter of 1914, he
Was elected by the Legislature President
Judge, and served seven years. On the
expiration of his term he was again placed
Oh the bench, where he remained i'll Office
until the operation of the New Constitution
removed the Judiciary. At the bar, Judge
Pearce was respected more asa sound coun-
sci, than an able advocate---as political
writer, his language was chaste and torcible
--as Judge he was intelligent, impartial
and independent. In no case could the SYM
pathes Of a private friendship or the feel
ngs of personal resentment. induce him to
swerve from the faithful discharge of his
duty. In the relation of father and hus.
band, he WAS affectionate, kind and indnl-
gent. AS citizen, honest, honorable and
generous.
mo farther seek his merits to disclose
Or draw his railties IRON their dread abode,
(Iherc they, alike, in trembling hopes rcpose}
The bosom OF his Father and his GodM
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HORRIBLE.

The Baltimore Times give the following
account Of deplorable tragedy in that ci-
ty:
The southeastern section of our city was
yesterday the scene Of an intense excitement
resulting from shattered intellect and the
murderous prompting of diseased immag
nation. Mrs. Sarah Ann Bourne, residing
in G,anby street, between Exeter and High
since the birth of her fourth child, several
weeks ago, has almost constantly been the
victim of IA strange species OF monomania,
which manfested itself in the most touching
terms of endearmenJ toward her children,
in one moment, and in hurryins towards
them in the next, the widest phan' asies of
desperation and death. The latter ebon-
clouded mood appeared to pervade tie brain
Of the unfortunate lady on Thursday even
ing. when she proceeded 10 the Drug Store,
on N. E corner Of High and Baltimore
streets. where she purchased II large guam
tity Of laudanum and chIoloform.
g' With this poisonous compound, she pro-
ceeded home, and. some hours after mid
night yesterday morning, left the side of
her sleeping unsuspccting partner, and
poured this poisonous compound down the
throat of the eldest child, healthy, bright
eyei boy. years old, her lit lie daush
ter two years younger, her infant just ush-
erred into this breathing wqrld; ;and then con-
clude,i the terrible tragedy by draining the
last poisonous dregs herself. Her hush and
awakening sometime after, discovered the
terrible truth. and Immediately summoned
Drs. Tharp and Hardy to the scene of death
and suffering. BY the immediate applica-
ton Of electricity, emetcs, and other reme-
dies, the infant ahd little girl were rescued,
for the present, from their deathly DOOM
The bright-eyed promising boy just enter
ing upon the threshold OF youthful promise,
soon breathed his last from the effect of
poison; whilst the unfortunate mother is tot
tering on the verge of death, to tally un.
concious of her desperate poison-dea
ling course of conduct Better, perhaps
it will be, that death ensues ere dethrone4
reason resumes its sway and the dreadful
results of maniac rashness breaks with heart
,rending effect upon her awakened mind
Coroner Roundtree, last evening, held an
iNquest over the poisoned boy, and the ju-
Fy rendered verdict in accordance with
the melancholy facts''elicited in the investiga-
p ton. The name of the bereaved father is
Mr. James Bourne, who is engaged in the
hat business in Baltimore street, few
doors west ofLight street.
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w. D. MOTTE & BRO.S,
DEALERS IN ALL Kinds SOP

n
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS,
No. l76, Market ST., WHEELlSi, FA.R
WE wish to call the attention oi tle citizens Of
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, 10 opr
establishment in the City OF Wheeling. Cur hohss
deals III every descriptiolrOt DRY GOODS, p We
ill he prepared early in the season will splendid
stock, suitable tor tull aud Winter lrudc Ii viii
contain every thing new and fashionable Ill Fancy
Goods together with all kinds oI STAPLE a. 10
MES'llC ARTICLES, such as are suitable lor IN.
lily use. ''.".r . p
One of the firm will be in the East good dsal Of
his time 50 that We wIlbb receiving fresh 1ioods
every few days throughout the seasoll. We wihlbe
able to oler inducements i'll prices which but lew
houses have IN the Western CuIatry,
We solicita clll at our Store when you Sisi, our
City, and if do not satisfy yau that il wilbc IL
yourintcrest deal with Us, ihpu ii viii be uur
Iault, w. ID. MDFFE X BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. ! |. lsJ3-ly 9A t5t3s 0ut408A
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Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the Farm and Tay-
l. ern stand, at present occupied by him situated
in Mooreheld township, Harrison county, Ollo, on
the Sieubenviilc and Cambridge McAdamizsd road
field Said Farm eOntnins Isl OF FIRST rate land
about 100 OF which is cleared, aud in fine state Of
cultivation. This Farm is well wutered, has two
good Orchards on II, plenty OF Coal and the besl
stone Quarry in the country. IL is well fenced and
first rate repair otherwise
The Tavern Stand is ore ofthe very best between
Sieubenville and Cambridge, and the buildings ar,
commOdOus and substantial, with sufficient sablinl
tor 40 horses. There are, also, the premises Iw,
other Dwelling Houses, StoreroOm aud Black
smiths shop-al Of which will he sold on favurahl,
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT.
Cassville, O., Sept %, 1853.
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LIFE.

We are born, We laugh, we weep;
We love, we droop, we die!
All! wherefore do We laugh or weePi
Why do we live, Ordiei
Who kROws that secret deePi
Aias, nOtE
Why doth ,he violet spring
Unseen BY human eyei
Why doth the radiant seasons bring
Sweet thoughts that quickly hys
'Whodo our fond hearts cling
To things that diet
We taI-ths0ugh pain and wrongi
We fght-and hy;
We love, we lose, andIhep, ere long,
Stone dead we lie,
oh, Life! is all thy song
."Endure and-die!"
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EEA Hippopotamus has arrived at Par
fs from Egypt, after journey of 5000 miles
and has taken up his residence at the Jar
din des Plants. He Immediately took a
bath in the basin constructed for the ele
phant, in which he seemed to find great en-
5oyment: Thirty goats which supply him
with milk arrived with him.
%. He does not, however, live exclusively on
milk, but eats melons and some other veg
etable productions. Heis exceeding tam,
much attached to his keeper, and allows
himself to be handled by s:angers. He is
quite young, not having yet finished cutting
his teeth. but has already attained the size
OF an ordinary COW.
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WM. II. MHED,

BOO BIN DER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS, g
No. 2l1a monroe ST, up Stairs.) WHEELING, VA
TIME undersigned would respectfully bem leave to
H. inform you of the fact that he has purchased the
establishment lately known as James NJ Ewiny's
Book Bindery and Blank Book Manulactory, and
is now prepared to execute to order, all kinds Of
9ulng, to any pattern Blank Books of every de
scrpton, will be bound in any preferable style such
as liat-bound, Full-bound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands
We are also prepared to bind Music, Magazines
Law Books, Periodicals, &c, &c. in any style that
may be preferred, to compete with work done in any
part of the country.
Should you have any of the above work to do please
leave your order, (if small it will be thank.
fully receivod) at my Bindery, No. 2l9a, Monroe
Street, (Up Stairs.)
Particular care taken in binding Magazines &c
Wheeling, sep2s lS53-ly
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CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN LESS THAN
FOUR DAYs.-The London Morning Adysr-
tiser says it is enabled to announce that, by
a new and much improved construction Of
vessels, it will be perfectly practicable to &C.
complish the voyage between the United
State and the United Kingdom in consider
able less than four days-in fact, in about
three days and half-the ports connecting
the Old and New Worlds being Halifax and
Galway. This. says the Advertiser, is no
speculative statement. 1t is grounded on
experiments which have already been made
to test the sailing capabilities Of vessels con-
structed on the new principle.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. q Main Sr., CENrEE WnrEEfSa,
X EEP constantly On hand an assortment Vi fiie
every variety OF Parlor, shop and Cookihg Stoves
Their 'Wesiern Nirginian,'a coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing introduced intei Ilis
city. They have sold 100 OF them within tic Inst
six months, pedging themselves 10 take them back
il they dill not give satisfactorily and have never had
one returned. s-H'" Ar'1a 93'SsF
they also keep constantly on hand the lateststyh
OF Arch Crates, warranted equal TO any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and variety OF all
articles i'll the Foundry ilc, whiel vii bc soid low
tor cash. -baBHgatuP
a3-particular attention will be paid to all knls OF
Job work, Wheeling, Va. Sept ~, lS33-5m
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LOO I,lLLs ES,sE rs CNNrS.

ATEIV mp IN ,,o,Iic;no ~, ,,oro ;,,,,,o -;,; -
vrnrin, a II, IN R iUIe imposition OF
- eAtoitiol' 10 caiol,ei; bR' Ic"NSEND 5 UNI
Iets"i M ilealt pins Eacn DON contains leo rus al
III 'rp leuucou rh.e o 20 cents per oGS
nc pooi neou io longer Oe WITHOUT the remedy for
o''I%@'t ;iTi|,e ei,u,,.;o.o.o or .hoao p111O ,c .,
VII, W De anu 'le GREAT Floneer
i uie MHiH oI pfosiulS ior the suffering, not only
an Anuilole FeMeGy, pul Vi pacing thls remedy
& Mnh 'lie heuis Vi ALI 'eruesti'ute their con
"!iTn, !Tha p;1ts ,.ho ,,.ol ,i,l, .-e..-
INC MS hhuy pe usea WIN saIely at all times;
Icy are never M .l?le IA tiel oPerauoh' nut always
uonFh ana iHe, encie1t ms Iesirahlg result Is ac'
Gol lslicu without tne aIu OF Calomt or the many
urastIc Pulsa.lHcs usu1ly olnpioyed me pubc
y le?a asSGttu tiu aiut III none ot Its forms,
HhpuIpht1iI ~ t'e'i ;
r,, IN nighy concentrated state
IH'iS P'U,hiAet lSI eGl""ti ne remaining lnSrc-
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CoLUMBIANA CouNTY FAR--The Columbi.
Apa County Fair came off on last Wednes.
day. Thursday and Friday at New Lisbon.
iii said that there were on the grounds al
least 10000 persons. The display of cattle
was very fine; and the Fair presented an ex.
.cellent collection Of the articles usually on
exhibition On such occasions. Friday was
devoted to the equestrian exercises Of the
young ladies! Zen Misses competed for the
lst prize fcr best horsemanship, which was
awarded N II Miss Graham, of New Lisbon
Az The Trial for best buggy driving, Mrs.
Springer Harbaqgh ofthis city. was award
ded Che lst premium for diving two horse
buggy This Fair closed by the delivery
aM ca excellent Address by our respected
= tSSwInsnaan. iS,I Gen. VIM. Larmer. Jr.-Pias.
y. Uaion
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The poor Man to his Son.

BY ELIZA COOK.
Work, work, my boy, be not afraid,
Look labor boldly ip tie face.
Take up the hammer or the spade,
And blush not for yoHr humble place.
Hold up your honest brow in pride,
Tho rough and swarth your hand may be-
Such Ia nds are sap veins that provide
The life-bloOd Of the nations tree.
There's honor in the toiling part,
That finds US in the furrowed fields;
1t stamps crest upon the heart
Worth more than all your quartered shields.
Work, work. my boy, and murmur not,
The iustian garb betrys no shame;
The grim of forge SCOT leaves no blot,
And labor gds the meanest name.
And a man is never half so blest
As when the busy day is spent,
So US to make his evening rest
A holiday Of glad content.
God grant thee but due reward,
A guerdeon portionfair and Just,
And then meier think thy station hard
But work, my boy, work, hope and trust!
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R'IsalRAaQ! NkasG, a t,A

TNHE Great Fair held on the Wheeling Island
L awarded to the subscribers three pc Iiuis ai.d
Diploma for the following goods .r.,
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks r
best and richest Embroidered swiss colOrs ~ p
Best embroidered Silks and Painted fUhaf,ys for
Party Dresses -.,.,,..... .,....i... a.
And for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks we have also Just received some of tle pre-
MUM caasimcres ami Persian cloth, yarns Nc,,i ut
Mckee u Roberts0ns celebrated nanuIacturur-7
to all OF which gcther, with general Stock Ut
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the pabIie
attention ETNrr "a q Y-TSIUNEr& n IHOMAS.
Wheeling, va sept % 1858 ~'-@''
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NEW YORK MARKET.

OCTOBER 24.-Flour, State, 6,50@56
OHIO 6,5O@62, frmer. Wheat, Western
l.55r Genessee 1,56, fair quantities have
improved. Corn, Yellow Soc. Mixed and
White 8Oc. Linseed oil 8O@0Ic, frmer.- -
Lard Oil go 100, scarce. Coffee, Rio lO3
st. Domingo 94c, quiet. Sugar, Orleans,
Sc, Havana &c, Muscavado Sc. quiet. M
lasses. Orleans 29c, Muscavado 23c.-
Mess Pork 6,25; Prime l3,2e@37, tirmcr
Mess Beef 90. Lard, bbls Ger key 1896
firm. Iron 33, 5O@36. so, firm.
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROOMS
HHHTNhAN ~ e,(kk"h'N

INVITE the attenu of house keepers and others
IN the now brick building, No. lG3 Market Street,
few doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Pain Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Gard, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bedseads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands Sofas
Divans, Ottomans &c. Fancy What Nots Fancy
Work Stands
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and ancy Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&c all OF which will be furnished promptly to or
der at the lowest pr cos We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine our stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY Il COLTS.
Whenlin,r Senoo Io5q l., E.E
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$50 Reward!

w ILL be paid to any person who will buy box
w of DR.. TERRELS Healing Ointment, and
use il according to directions it they will call my
othce and say, with clear Conscience that it will
not completely chapped hands, chilblains chat
ing, Sore Lips Burns and Freezes, Sores children
and greatly alleviate, itnot entirely cure Satrheum
Piles, inflammation OF Breast, bites OF Insects Fmpes
on the Face, and all diseases of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naucatuck, coun.
To whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer-
chants generally
WHOLESALE DLNTS.-C V Clickenner & CO., No.
81 Barclay-st., New York; A Mcclure a. CO., Alba
ny; Fleming 4 Brothers, Pittsbnrgh; VIM II Brown
and Bro, No. Liberty-st, Baltimore; I w Dyott
and Sons, Philadelphia ..s
AGENTs,--Jon Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz
sep2S lSj3-Iy
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sought Fairly

OUR stock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con-
Osisting OF red, white and yellow fannos, bnT'd
do, linsey junes, casinets. tweeds cloths, Get eet
is quite tull, and bought III May, before the
10 customers at Old price ' -
A few pieces of Tweed, all wool filling (Very
cheap only 10 cents per yard .s. ...u.Tl i,.
Wheeling, Sept. 2S. SrONE& TilOMAS q
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

HATS AND CAPS All WHOLESALE M
w + are now receiving our fall and and fSS23
w winter stock OF HAS and Caps, which ksGlssA
will be, We feel assured, thelargest and cheapost
ever brought 10 this city. Country Merchants who
design purchasing easi, are particularly nIvitedlto
call and examine our STOCK, tor are certain tliD
prices are fully as low any house in BALTIMORE
s u. IlARPER ~ sun,
No. l29, cor. Aluin and Union ats.
Wheeling, September I, 1858 g}Cr5t
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Final Account.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN count has been filed in the Probate Court oi
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement,
The account of Thomas Townsend and Wilson
Maddox Executors of the Estate of Samuel Barber
Deceased, and that the same will be examined and
passed uponby the undersigned on the 25tn day OF
November next. R w VEIRS, Pro. Judge
October %, 1853.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

OCTOBER 94.-Flour firm at SIS, sellers
disposed to hold back Cheese &c, firm
Butter l4@17. Molasses 23@95. Sugar
5I@64c. Coffee 1i4@l12c.
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MeMechen's Literary Depot.

TNIIE undersigned has removed his LATER INV
l. DEPoT to No. 4. Washington Hall, Monroe 81.
where he constantly kesps ON hand, books ,ration.
cry varieties: also, all the popular Magazines, News
or Literary Papers OF the day. A choi:er solection
OF the latest POPLAR PUBIdcATIoxs ca,lot be found
IN any establishment in the West He inyitps his
friends from Ohio 10 give him cuLi.
,,, JAS. Ii. McMECHEN. .
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For the Ladies'.

M E have u fine variety of Dress Goods, Brocade
wv and Plain Black Silk, elegant Plaid, Plain
lains, French Merinoes oil colors, DE Bush, Coburg
cloth together with other varieties Of Dry goods,
And that is surprising mono higher, and some kind
cheaper, than last season. WIN. HO(iG Il Gu.
sept 2I.lHj3
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mo farther seek his merits to disclose
Or draw his railties IRON their dread abode,
tIherc they, alike, in trembling hopes rcpose>
The bosom OF his Father and his God"
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Golden Beehive Store.

NEW F.4LL GOODS.
IHE have Just received our first stock of Fail
w Goods comprising all the LATE srAIl.s oI la
dies and ChiIdren's Dress Goods. The largest stock
OF Goods We have uveI brought th the cay and tbs
richest and choicest stock OF Embroid,ri ri.s ever
brought To the city; together with unusually large
and choice stock of staple goods, ect., eel, buIEtk
in Nav: expressly with a vTew to the great ri se In
goods this tall which will enable give tine great
est kind OF borgains to all who may be in need ID
goods. ..-. ..... .........
An examination Of our stock is most cordially ss-
licitcd. STONE Il THOMAS.
Srnt d III Main St WhttJiaa
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Honor to the Toiling hand.

All honor to the toiling hand,
Or in the field or mine;
Or by the hardnessed fire or steam,
Or in the heaving brinei
Whatever loom, or bark, or plough,
Hath wrought to bless our land,
Or gwen around, above, below,
We owe the toiing hand!
Then honOr-honor to the toiling hand!
In battle with the elements,
1t breaks that stubborn swor !;
1t rings the forge-the shuttle throws
And shapes the social board;
It.conquers clime--lt stems the wave
And bears from every strand,
The sweetest, best OF all we have,
Gifts of the tOiling hand!
Then houor--honor to the toiling hand
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VIII. n: SEAMAN, =
Manufactures and Drs.rs ln t;hnfgS
aud Cabfnet FaruitaFe.

No, i66, MGEELr 81 Cesst sidc.l NEEf1ISo, VI. =
= ME subssnbST respectfully iaIorRs bis 4lfIldf
Il aud the Public generally, that be continues W
Manufacture and keep on hand large and soOt a.
sortment Of Chairs and Caliast Furniture, ys;h ls
will manufacture os tbs best InateTial, uad auti0y
none but good wOrkmen.
| am determined % manufacture a vEHy SuFxRioR
article OF chairs 10 thOse brought here BY Bri r,-
UIAToRs in the business and (qual 70 my uautfHg
tured in the City, all VI which will sell tt IJ~-
est pnce tor cash. Wheeling ,ssrss lo5J-lg II
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Basket Factory.

,M&RKET Square WEST SIDE, COR MARKET ALLEY.
1 MOONEY manufacturer OF all kinds of Willow
and rattan ware comprising childrens wagons,
gig cradles, chairs, sleiglls, farmers seed basket,
maj 7tbaskets; ladies' travelling and sewing baskets,
roun~, oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly On hand br oqlus and Il great yar-
city of cedar ware ckuFps, tubs, baskets All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptIy attended to.
Wheeling, sep45 lSi3-ly
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EounetS.

A BEAUTIFUL stock of fancy silk anl satia
"A bonnets-ulsO mourning do. also, lnrge
stock OF stlaw, English straw gimp and all ihe ialf
Wheeling, Sept. b STONE s. gHOMAS',b
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IDERS0NS frJn without the district, wishing to
i avail themselves Of the services of Mr. j. b.
CUMMINGS and Miss Il. THOMPSON in the Highest
department can do so by application to any q the
directors Z WOOD.
CHAS. PATTERSON.
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