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WELL 400 FEET DEEP,

in l549 Pittsburgh, PA. cleur and Of beautiful
wine coOris put up 50 CT bottles just rs flows from
tho founains used externally and internally, generally
times day-bu for Ague and Darrh9a teaspOonful
cry hours, and Cholera MorOus every hour.
The Proprietor has TASTE for using the cAnting ina
style brought the aid of the Patent Mixtures
and Nostrums OF the dayconscicus that this OIL being
Natures work, and NO HUMAN INVENTION, Ia fast
finding It's way TO public fsvor,nof will make long
parade Of Certificates The voices Of the cured speak
Ing louder ard LOUDER In its praise. So let II be- Let
the on speak for Itself Get Circulars with Directions gra-
tia Of Agents For sale by Druggists generally In tina West:
and BY SrARKWEATHER q Co, and +. ROBINSON,
kENOSHA. 80
r. NJ. LYON, Fon Wayne, Proprietor.
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
H<HARLES c. BROWN having made Assignment
u of his Books and Accounts f. Robinson and c. H.
Consock, all indebted to said G. c. Brown, will please call
F. RoonsUn Drug Store, and settle without delay and
save cost. J.. ROBINSON,
C. II. COMSTOCK,
kenosha, Fob. L, 1888. i3S-n) Assgnecs.
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KIER'S PETROLEUM !!

AIR ROCK OII.-Cures Rheumatism, Ague, Chronic
W Sore Eyes Blindness PILES Cholera Morbus, Diarr
hua Dyscnery, Scrofua, Erysipens. Salt Rhcum letter,
Rngworn Eruptions and Pimpes the Skin, Burns and
Scads Old Sores, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Affections Of
the Lungs and Wndpipe Diseases OF the Bladder and Kid
news White Swelling Contraction ofthe Limbs and Joints
Worms, Group ToothAche Neuralgia, Deafness, (some
kinds Cancer FeInnle Diseases, Govt Asthma, &c
This Wonderful remedy is PURELY NATCRAL-dis-
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All Persons

INDEBTED 10 will please call and pay, Ihave made
arrangements in my business and must have hat
is due j. W. LYMAN.
March Sd, 1883
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lot bI0ne or sec 6.I-Homes and Nichols add,n.
lot2b ION or sec I'll
lot 3b 10 or sec 6tI
lot 4 b Iune Or sec 6tI Z"
lot 8 10 qrsec6 II, -
loi7 lone or sec o IL q
lot lon egr sec GIL !.
Int 3 b AZ s. or sec 81 tee = ofn q, lot3
seqr sec 3I,I 3 lot on side main 81, ofb
Sc thence "a thence 90 fl "a IT, beginning.
sexrscc 81 2-com 1872 ae of eor OF 10 thence,
on line OF Wisconsin 81 Al souherly TO line OF lot
in b y westerly Al u IT northery TO beginning.
seqr sec 5lt 2-oi IN side main 2 souihery
OF The cor OF 40, easterly line parallel with line
10, l5zt thence southeriy, parallel with the line of
nam s. 10 thence westerly parallel with line OF 20 TO
1he Lne Of Mains thence nohery the liue o Main
St. 4S # TO beginning.
lot3b Is oqr 81 2-alI of sd lot Of Exchange
ST.
lot 2s ne or sec6 1.-The norths rods of common.
iotl bI ne sec 8 tG-tTomes & Nichols add'n
lot : b | n eqr sec 81 -
sec 81 tl-com alta point the west line OF henosha
81 - ds OF the ecor OF lat IT, thence westerly paraiei
WIN slime OF lot l6 to the line Of old Chicago road
hence soethery said line CO n thence easery parallel
VIVA ne eflot 70 line Of kenosha ST, norIher 10 Inc
beginning
eqrsecb tl-com ut point side old Chicago ROAD
"a rods southery Of of lot Ia thence wesero
pae win slime Of lot ~ about 25 rds 10 The dVah8
Inc OF the s. ouehal of the eqr of sec6 thence on
sd line Is s easeriy parallel with the line OF sd lot IL,
10 ihe ineo old Chicago road, sOuhery To beginning
n sec 81 2-Lot on side Main ST l6 frout coz
Is ~ IL OF u G cor, b ~. and extending Is #.
IA rds trout on side kenosha ST, TO sec
line; Ihe W coTIs 3 rds OFFS y cor Of lot Is
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SEETRsFF,S SALE

DY virtue of a writ of execution, called Ficr
ID Facias 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, teucmcnls and chatcls re-
al, whereof Jacob j. Wakefield and Ruel Wake
field were seized on the Sth day of April A. ID.
1853 in whose hands soever the same may be- to
satisfy the DANA rs and costs ola judgment against
them in favor of Francis Mctcalf, Lucas g. Mcr-
rll and James NJ STRIKER, recovered by and bc-
fore John Mansfield Esq, Justice of the Peace,
| shall by virtue Of said execution and Judgment.
and the face of the Statute in such cases provided
on the 18th day Of August, a. ID. 1853 at Il o.
clock, at of that day, atthc door of the Court
House in kcnosha city, sell at public vendue, as
the law directs to the highest bidder, the follow
Ing described lands situate in the said city in said
county of kenosha, 10 wit Part Of Block Mum
Der twenty, on the southeast quarter Of section
Number thirty-One, in town two north, Of Range
twcnty-three cast, commencing at the corner OF
West Main Street and York Street; thence run
ming southerly along the east side of West Main
Street SO feet thence castcrly, parallel with York
Street liz feet; thence northcrly, parallel with
West Street 81 feet to York Street thence west
erIy, along the south side Of York Street 81 feet
TO the place of beginning.
Dated kenosha, June 18th, A. D. 1853.
PATRICK COSGRANE,
IS as Sheriff of,Mid County.
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Legal Advertisements.


virtue of an execution issued and under the
kB seal Of the Circuit Court in and for the County OF
nciosa and State of Wisconsin, and TO directed. and
aeNered against the gods and chaieS Henry Hogle
nave levied upon, and shall offer for sale the highest
Dder therefor as the law directs, the Court House.
ue ely anu county OF kenosha the thirteenth l3h day
W auusi A. H. 1888, nj O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day. all the right. title and interest TO which the said
,a eS h"g on The 18Th day Of January, A. D. lss3,
SOUTHEAST quarter OF the SouthVVet onarter of section
14, Town two u Range enty 20 east CON
PATRICK G NSGRAVE,
Sheriff Of kenosha county
J. Z. JILsUN. Atty.
Dated June 29ih, lS53 "a
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CEEANCERY SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR RACINE col 'NrY-IN EQUITY
Georgt 1raver, Elijah Mount, Mary Ann Mount William
b. Slocum. Alfred Foster, Joshua Davis Human Brock
way David Crosit, d. G. Stewart Elder l. Tymeson and
brother, James :. Quackcnbush, Francis H. Drake, Al
bert p. Dickey and Frar Turbush
Virtue Of Final Decree made by this Court in the
1S above entitled cause, IN the 25th day Of April, 4. ID
1888, shall sell Public Nenduc the highest bidder
al and singular the morgaged premises mentioned in said
Bill OF Complaint In said chuse and therein described
follows Ia Wit: The North East quarter of Section number
t23 twcn!thrcc. IN Township number ~ Two, North OF
Range number (20l Twenty East; containing hundred
and sixty acres according TO the Government Survey then
in the County Of Racine, Kcnosha and STATE OF Wis
consin.
Tire above Sale % take place on Monday the Firs day OF
August, A. D. 1883 between the hours of One and Three
O'clock in the afternoon Of said day. the Court ouse in
the City and County Of kcnUsla and state of Wisconsin.
I. ID. MORRIS,
Sheriff Of Ra cine Go.
Dat cd al ShcrT's Oficc,
Rncne, June 9th, 4. d. 1853 20
PAINE & MILLETT, CUmpI'ts. Soirs.
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NOTICE.

kENoSHA CIRCUIT C0URT-IN CifANCERY.
Reuben Moore Complainant, Gina p Rich, Anne Rich
Horace w. johnson, Edward Balm, Jared Ere, man. +
nus II Mooney, Moses Miller, Henry D. Hum John HUI
en Francis NetclE Lucus g. Merritt, James NJ. Sry kcr
and Benjamin w. Porter, Defendants.
EDf Virtue Of final Decree, made by this Court, in the
above cHtiled ca,se the 2nd day May. 1853.
shall sell at Public Auction the highest bidder and
stngularihe morgaged premises mentioned In the Bill
Complaint, and In the sad final Decree said cause and
therein described follows to wit: "A those certain pie
ceN or parcels of land situated in the County EenoSha
and STATE OF Wisconsin, and known and described the
Vest halt OF the Northwest quarter of Section numbcr
twenty 2u) In township Number Two ( North Of Range
Number twenty CID East, containing Eighty
land, be the same less Also the East quar-
ter OF the NORTHEAST quarter of Section Number Twelve
(l2l, Township Number Two %, North Of Range Mum
Der Twenty eco East containing Forty land be the
same more or less.
The said Sale will take place Saturday the 30th dny
of July 1883 at Three O'Clock in afternoon
at the Court House in the City OF kennshn. in the County
of kenosha, and State OF Wisconsin. Terms, Cash.
p. COSGtANE, sheriff of kenosha County
Dated jane 1, 1853. 10
STRoNG Il FULLER, Complt's Soils.
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Guardian Sale.

EpY Virtue of an order ofhc County Court of the Coun-
ID ~ of kcnoSha, In the State OF Wisconsin. bearing
date the th day ofJune A. D. 1853 licensing and author
Zing me, the Subscriber 10 sell the interest Of Helen NJ
Carpenter and William j. Carpenter, heirs OF lcazcr
pener deceased, in the following described estate
uate in said county described follows The South half
the NorthNFes quarter of Section Nine t9, Town One,
o., Range twenty-five (22) East, containing Eighty acres
hnd Also, Five of land the West half of the
Southwest quarter of Section Nine o. Town One j..
Range Twenty-Five t22) East being the five of land
conveyed juno sth si0 by Caleb Pierce and wife LluA
ger Carpenter-which shall expose Public sale the
dwelling house the said premises the 18th day July
a. d.. 1883 at O'Clock, L. NJ. of that day.
FANNY e. CARPENrE TER,
Guardian Of Helen NJ. and VI illialn j. Carpenter.
Dated. June 10, 1853. a.
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NOTICE.
KENosuA cIRculT COURT

KENoSHA CIRCUIT CoURT-lN CIfANCERY.
Oliver s. Chapman, Complainant, Hollis Whitney Sa
rah b. Whitney, Timothy Higgins, William Strong, Jun,
Charles T. FEcnch Ora Gutter, and Daniel = uEng, de-
Pendants.
Virtue of final Decree made by this Count, ia the
above entitled csusc the Second day of May, lS53,
shall sell at Pubic Auction, TO the highest bidder, all and
singular the morigaged premises mentioned In the Bill OF
Complaint and iii The said final Decree in said cause, known
and described follows, Wit; a.! that certain LIT of
land on the South East quarter OF Section NubcF Thirty
One t3i in Township Number Two 90. North of Range
Number Iweny-fhrce (2J East in the City of kcnosha,
known and described Lot Number -Four 90 in Block
Number Fiit whine t59l. Alsohe South tNo-hiris of
Block Number Twenty SIX (26, the quarter Sec
hon. according To survey made by A. W. DIvtlc and
recorded IN the Registers Office of the County OF Racine
saving and eserving thCrefrom the following buildings
namely; the Store occupied by Hale, Lee & Lay the
SIKH day o December, lo+5, situated the SOUTHEAST
corner of suld Block aud also the buildings occupied u
said las! mentioned time by :. King a q Book Store
he said sale will take place Saturday the 30h day of
july 1903 az three O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day
the Court House in the City of kenosha in the County
henosha, and State of Wisconsin. Terms Cash.
r. COSGRANE, Sheriff of kenosha County.
Dated June IL, 1883 10
SrRONG q FULLER, Complt's. Sul7s
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DIR. III. JOHNSON.
Physician and Surgeon

AFFE his professional services the citizens of Ke-
" nosha, and adjacent country. He say withou!
contradiction thas in experience OF srtcen years prac
ce in the treatment OF Western diseases, he has
patient OF fever, however complicated with local difficult
ties, when called in seasonabe time. Nor has he in
single instance failed 10 render the necessary aid and
ply the requisite remedies in the profession Obstetrics
For the qualification of the afflicted, win odrrant if
dertake 10 cure the following diseases payAll Fe
vers, Lung Complaints from Bilious Degan-emcnts Sore
Eyes, all difficulties attending coRinemens rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, all Female Complaints, whatever their
nature character; Ae Intermittent Fever,
one to six portions Of Medicine, optional with the applicant
wish it distinctly understood that all the above named
Complaints viii cure, pay viii be asked fdrccons
followed.
E9- CaA and prone the rirtRes Of the medicine.
Office at his residence, first house OF bridge, of
Congregational Church.
kenosha, July /, 1853. 1y-2 H. JOHNSON.
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NATECE.

KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CIANCERY.
William Baker Complainant, rs johann Hutchinson Sn
rah NJ hutchinson, Elizabeth Ward and james T. Hill
dreih, Defendants.
EpY Virtue of final Decree made by this Court in the
N above entitled cause the lnd day of May, i653
shall se AT Public Auction To the highest bidder all AMI
singular the morgaged premises, mentioned in the Bill
Complaint and In the said final Decree, in d cause, and
therein described follows 10 witt "A that cernin piece
or parcel olland situated, lying aud being in the county
kenoSha, and State of Wisconsin, and known and described
as follows 10 wit The North half Of the North East quarter
Dissection Number Twenty 30) of Township Number Two
C, North OF Range Number Twenty eco East excepting
and cservnG hererom strip OF land on of the North end
OF The NorWcS quarter of the NORTHEAST quarter said
Section Number Twenty-sad strip of land being two e.
rods wide North and South, containing land and
bounded the North East and West by the North Eas
and West boundary lines respectively, of the sad North
West quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section and
the South by line two rods South and parallel to said
North boundary line OF said Northwest quarter Of the
Norh-last quarter.
The sid sale viii take place Saturday the Doth day
july 1888 at Three O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day,
the Court House, In the City of KenoshA in the County
kenosha, and State OF Wisconsin. Terms, Cash.
+. CnSGRANE, Shernof keaosha County.
Dated June II, 1883. 10
STRo%G 4 FULLER, Compfs. Sors.
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Queenof the West or Mississippi,

To Buffalo, or go by Rail Road; if they choose
to go by Rail Road they will only have hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo BY
these routes Passengers are not subje TO delays,
as by Toledo and Monroe In bad weather boats
unable to leave Toledo. Aft
Kenosha, July IA, 1858. r. BELL, Agent.
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sTATE OF ACCOMMODATIONS co.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Truman Scowton,
vs. In Equity.

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,
50 not served on the said defendant and that she
is out of this state; on motion of Barnes 4 LYON,
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant, Louisa Scowton, appear, plead, answer
or demur to the compliments bill of complaint
filed in this cause, by the 18th day OF September,
y. ID. 1853; and that this order lie published six
weeks in the g kcnosha Telegraph" a newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this 18th day of May \. D., 1853.
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
BARNES & LYON, Complainant's Solicitors.
| a true copy of the original order on file;
(Attest) o. +. DANA, Clerk
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Run between Detroit and Cleveland. On arri-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice of
going by the unsurpassed Steamer
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Great Central Route.
MICH, CENTRAL RAIE ROAD.

TICKETS cUn be had to Buffalo or New York
l. cid. Detroit and Lake Erie or of Detroit via.
by boat to Cleveland, and from thence by Rail
Road The splcnid Steamers
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RAIL ROAD LETTING.
Kenosha and Beloit Rail Road.

toFFEE-Oh Gov. Java, Laguira and Rio CoGces ni.t
- received, and for sale low by
SCOTT & STRONG.
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A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AFTER
Ten YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy eta Letter from JLr. Thompson Chemist, Liz
e1pooi, dated 1ugtst 10th 1852
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ID tBBoSS, Lniugs, Edgngs, and InsertngS Of ever,
NJ ~ le and material. for sse low al
METCALT. MERRILL K cos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-23
Partisan Pronixacy RsbuAsd.

The New York Express has hsssiofole made h.,
prelensons 10 soundness The slavery compromise.
tue constitution but the late overw hslmng popular A.,
monslralions in favor Of the policy OF the admin s.
to have worked entire revolution In the pos,
OF its editor Commenting UPON the OF the soo
democrats ia sustaining The Ioey adopted in a.
Baltimore Convention end faithfully carried GU, /,
President PIERCE the editor Of the Express puts fouA 4.
profigate sentiments contained in tas following a.
tract: s
Some southern democratic 10 irnss chrlsen the viii
State ticket ust elected The Seward tcke,, and single o.
Mr. Leayenworh, the secretary OF Stasc as "a Jerry ~
caer nc WE'LL what Of II, II 20 What else do the sos
democracy deserve d, they think northern ma
going 70 be more loyal 70 the constitution true
the southern compact In il, than they are themselves h
they think going to throw CIT Seward when as,
reject Dickinson aud take Van Barren upi II so, Tie,
very much mistake. We may commune, We give fair ro,
10 catch whix runaway nggess that come this way, i.
the ulhe IN wings 10 but catch M
more democratic nggers II we can fnd their politics Out
II Jefferson Davis Mr.. Guthrie, Mr. Dokbn hs,
slave that oil this way that slave need not 20 on s
railroad 10 Canada, but in broad day on II.
Hudson, with million OF peop!c looking him In as
face"
We have rarely read rsbuke better administered q
more richly deserved than that which the editor Of III.
New York Times, also whig, has given t. the ioit.
going in the following comments:
"We doubt whether the annals OF partisan politics
which in general lacking in instances Of pon,
gacy-e xhibiI more remarkable declaration than lht
The constitution requires tho return Of fugitive tay.s
Congress has enacted law providing for their return M
Brooks repeatedly declared his belief that The exnc.
of the Union depends upon the faithful execution Of thu
law aud has pledged himself in writing never TO supppu
Tor office any who will ro carry into full and
plete ehcc. And YET he debates thrt hc viii msh
obedience Il law so'cy ard Exc udvcly mater d
partisan politics. II the fugitive belongs to sshg mss
he will him If his uwner 10 democrat he
10 Canada in bread daylight with million Of peopls LODI
ing at him. The constitution has thus asef to be bind
ing upon Mr. Brooks except ia those cascs wi comp
ance with lis obligations be mad = put money 10 hs
pockets of a whg
Mr. Brooks, in this matter, processes 10 speak or he
De ople Of the North We quite conddeut that ,hs
North would unanimously repudase his authority and BIZ
sentiments We do believe that the siver1ny
wings whose principal organ he has been for jean
pas, will endorse his opinion The vadity OF the
stuion OF echo lie declaration OF the In which
they in,end to execute the compromse measures which
saved The Union 1850. II they agree with him these
points, they would do well erect platform that bad,
before projected union with the hankers is carried
into effect"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-23
WillArd's Hotel.

II is known 10 our Washington readers that lhs
Meesrs Wizards, during the last ssmmsr and present
fall erected most imposing edi6cs on the corner Of
Pennsyv avenue and l4th street. The sis whGs
stood the old building, long and fsvosably known
Willards HOTEL" but this will be to nanny Of oar
distant friends. whom hope to see at the capital do.
ring the approaching congressional Il was our
privilege yesterday to make vis, to. and psss huredy
through the rooms Of this msgni6csn, establishment W.
employ the term magnificent. simply because II is strictly
applicable, and we know Of other which would a.
press the impression which view Of the establsh~sss
made upon mind. Ii il not our design TO give
detailed description OF inn which, besides being an o.
to the Metropolitan City. is reple's with ever
convenience which The ingenuity Of could devise,
but will endeavor give to the reader idea OF ~
commodious and beautiful establishment, which will
soon be opened for the reception OF those who may visit
the sea, OF government on business for pleasure.
The building is new, large. imposing in sp lensnc',
OF beautiful architectural psopouions. and contains
upwards OF one hundred and seventy rooms ns
sisness Office. reading Gsntlsmens parlor OI
Der shop. wash-rooup, &c. the frs, floor. ms
floor 10 Of English tiie and Is OF the most approved
modern European fashion, The convenience in The Of.
Ace for the transaction OF what hope may prove On
extensive and profitable bas;ssss are suitable and
judicous the the guests nay drink in OF the
knowledge furnished BY The public ioalnals 10 commo
dioas and happily arranged TIE parlw is large far
nshed in excellent taste, and the saloons where ihs
roughe get easy. il no, sien,hc, shave md
a refreshing abtu,ion, every way comfortable snd
pleasant. We should no, onn stating that on this hom
there bar located in retired par, tho building vh"
the lords OF creation quad glass Of sraweoofsa
Msdeirs sparkling champagne, nvgorai,ng sherry rc
faced brandy pale gin verdaat ioddy (o,berwse ea'
mint uleps.) any other beverage which they may a.
sire. Looking on, OF The windows, rear the ohee,
beautiful court is to be seea. in the centre Of which -
majestic cedar We were near forgetting the gentleman
ordinary, which i most s,scious room, where, oeyo"
doubt. luxurious creature comforts TO aoooso
Leaving the hrs. ascended 10 the second s'oy;an
here was presented to our vision spectacle which oa
fees description The corridor sxtsnd he entire soe''
OF The avenue buidiog." is rchly carpetei the VIM
dows cuuaned with superb lsc, the sofas and cha o.
rosewood, covered with crimson damask -siin asa p'
walls adorned with and valuable oil pAsnu"s
TO N. drawing ROOM designed for the COMMIT and eoo
venience Of the softer and the gen,er ser, were nsH
conducted Here we beheida mirror 81 mmsnse Propo''
tons and elegantly framed. together with royal Wh'o'
carpets sofas and chairs. all OF rosewood covered WIN
satin damask, gold and maroon and the windows ~
tasefuly curlsined with The coe,ly material ins
handsome. The handsome piano forte, with rcss~0o