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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-04
Charles, Blow & Co.,


"hoi'H'-NH. DEAi-hho IN
DRUGS, .MEDICLAES. P.4LNTS, OILS.
DVESTJTEE'S LyIN-DOW or SS
Glassware. pcrf,mcries. Tobacco. &C. &c.
No. 20 and ~ Main Street. St. Louis,
DIT q a.
N NE now IN receipt OF lnelf invoices
IN Of their late purchases. and will by the first of
February have their immense Stock in store which they
offer to Western merchants small advance on New
York importation prices, this opportunity to
the public that they continue deal on the most
liberal terms and sell evcrv article in tbcr linz for
to puncual time heretofore, Olcer prices
than any responsible house Vest. Our stock consists
III part of "
LIN CGS AND MEDIClNES,
AS FOLLOWS:
-
do Socatrnc aocs 1000 ozs Iodine
do Turkey Mvrrh 300 lbs dover powder
5 bbls cad 1000 ydS adhesive plaster
70 cases rhubarb root 5000 lbs sulph ether
on bbls birthstone 1900 !bs Eng and Am capme!
btls gum guiac 1000 Eng and American blue
8 do gum gunlboge mass
~ ao E"n mss,,'p.ua l'ooo ozs sup acct ana mur
~ Nv r :, ~ q. nio,pmia -
.nO w iMh gum "i..p'o - cases Oh Derhuia anu
w ~ 80 , up .''C !, Sotu -. :" iWio" FOOT
5000 lbs aqua ammonia 2 cases cantharides
800 lbs pow'd red lark 25 bbls cream ,arter
10000 lbs spirits nitro SO boxes fart acid
1000 ozs iod,ie potash 200 Browns blister
cases gum tragacanth tissue
100 , w una! opium o'OOo lbs All CAYENNE
~ poAes cps',n sa,tS wv IDS chlofoiorll
: ooo N"seS Io"'u ihupaip ooo lbs eoi"' supiiinatc
o'VUV euphur LOCO lbs red precpitate
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1853. 1858.
SCARRITT & MASON,
No. GO, Washington .4renue, st. Louis, Mo.
1853.
Mammoth Stock of Furniture.


Mammoth Stock of Furniture.
------~~~------0>--0-----
nON'T forget to call at the above num-
~ Der, and buy of the largest and most varied
stock OF ne fashionable and desirable furniture in the
city, Latest style Tete-a-Tetes sofas, Divans, Rocking
%Esr2 Parlor and easy Chairs, French Bedsteads fine
mirTor-front wardrobes, book cases. secretaries,
-,IkA- marble top bureaus, centre and side tables,
Ah u wash stands, work stands, what not desks, ETC.
Fine gilt frame parlOr mirrors seat, cottage,s,S
rockin. and dining chairs; lie Tension tables; sofa\A
beds of the most approved invention; Scarrts uni M
versally admired Patent Lounge Bedstead. y
Upholstery,
or our own make, warranted pure and good. such as
Hair spring, cotton, Moss and Iusk Mattresses comforts,
sheets, pillows, etc. All articles in this line hand
made at short notice to order. All work made TO
der and for quality not surpassed warranted represent
ed or money returned.
At wholesale.
$50 bureaus from S.o45 200 wood rkg, 60 80
200 sofas, IL 45 1000 wook chs, 45 cts to ,25
$50 mahog'y r'kg chs, to 20 $50 chiliren's chairs
60 large x SIN easys' Is to 80 100 willow wagons,
200 mahogany parlor 3to Cribs, Lounges, tin and
$50 cane seat and back wire safes dining break
rocking chairs, . to fast and sewing tables,
1000 seat chs, 95 cts to book cases.
As we nre constantly receiving additions stock,
1t is always large and the assortment complete Orders
filled promptly, and as low as if purchasers were
present. Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to call
and examine. Every attention in power cheerfuly
given. SCARRITT & MASON.
st. Louis, March, 1883. 2-26ws
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w RAPPING PAPER

w 11NU TAFEH-We are in
.,,.nto, sc Of lot Of Wrapping Paper to which the
than II can be bought in St. Louis. s''i l" cheaper
LEDUC & ROHRER,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-04

The power Of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment
astonishingly great There medicine known that
can surpass IL IN prompt ana energetic action. Applied in
highly named parts, whether external INTERNAL IL at
subdues the inflammation and pain 1t quiet the
angry' looking wounds, soften reduce swell
ngs the hardest kind, and purify and perfect
sounness old and inveterae Among the diseases
to which this wonderful Ointment is adapted fol-
lowing:
Glanduar swengs, in the face, swelled breasts
and nipples of nursing women, bronchitis elons and
ring WORMS scad head and invaluable dressing
brs scas and drawn bstes, shingles, eryspeas, piles,
inflammation of the yields to its power Immediately
all bruises fresh wounds cured with great
rapdity, and scroous changed
into healing condition, and Frequently entirely cured.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only a small
portion of my stock. l shall keep constantly hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such as hams, shoulders, buer lard flour, pork, peach
cs, apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whiskey, brandy port madeira g porter
claret, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment, made up in the
best manner, and of the best MATERIAL among which
ovcrcoats dress and frock coats of all kinds
colors and sizes; under clothing in great variety. Aso
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment,
TO mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter Styles Also,
raj assortment of hardware, paints glass. tnware
ry, oils, &c. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTION.

For disorders of the this lotion has equa COM
pounded upon the most scientific principles and per-
formed extraordinary For violent dim
IS and failing of the sight, weakness eyes, nyol-
untry weepg foreign substances in the eyes, ETC.,
a positive and speedy cure.
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THE GRAEFENDERG CONSERVATIVE BALM,

1t is beyond all question true that CONSUMPTION
(phthsc pulmonars) is A Durable DISEASE. Some of
the abest medical writers assert this among whom We
may cite the celebrated Lance, Andral, CryI-
licr, Stokes and Williams. Their researches as well as
the more recent of Royce and Boudet, that so far
from pulmonary tubcrcle being necessarily faal spon-
taneously cured by nature in vast cases, even
when large ulcers have been formed Oh the lungs.
The great object, is To arrest the progress the ulcers
Tor tuberclc) upon the lungs, to heal them perma-
ncntly. Health will then follow. This the Graefenberg
ConSlmptlve Balm will do, and 1t is believed to be the
only remedy ever discovered. 1t acts at upon the
tubcrccs and Invariably arrests their progress
the lungs to soundness. 1t will replace those
portions of the lungs already consumed, but it will heal
what may be left; leaving the individual health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA.
NY, NEW YORK.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
lis warranted ten times more efficacious

and ten times cheaper than other known, no mat
er now large the bottle, the advertisements,
anu beyond all question the most valuable preparation
ne day So highly concentrated it, that the dose is
Du e nan OF small tea-spoonfu while the dose Of that
Whc Is sod In large bottles is nearly wineglass full,
anu has been pronounced decidedly injurious many
cases. owing to Its liability become sour and ferent
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DIR. LlBBY's CELEBRATED PILE OINTMENT.
As prepared the Graefenberg Company, and bearing
the seal of that institution. None genuine unless it has
the seal of the company.
A CURE rs WARRANTED.
This is sufficient argument to induce every person su-
fering under this disease to try it, The money will i'm
me'iie!y refunded if does from its use
according to directions.
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SING BOARD, DECEMBER 10,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

I'm.
AsHra,-we heard that 10 bis were sold, at IS to>6
for pearls, and 50 SO for pots, per 100 los.
BREADsTurs n Inquired for, and has re.
tion.consisted OF 10000 bbls-sour At So l2s
superine No. 2, at So S1< So tO ordinary to choice
s Other I grade: s's propo
prices. come 1900 bbs super6ne Canadian in bond,
ing At IS i2h for a.s and IS 80 for supsraue Corn
meal was quoted dull At % Is 50 81 for Jersey and
vary much; the {ay's movements included ii 600
bushels Genesss white part fair at 81 7O 1000 choice
do assi s. 81 3 sooa seDtRsrn % At :, 81
5000 ordinary Canadian Co., at 81 SIX $500 Go Mixed
:s ;. :. :S c % 81 - . sa.1s s
Iorg Island do private terms Rys held at 81 III
81 ~ above buyers Limits. small parcel Of b.rley
quest at 6oc. $40 Corn was much more &C i've The
days operations reached 80 600 bush,s, :. 7ec soc
SIZE. for Old White e. and yellow per bu.s. '''f
Co1Tox.-Ths days sa]ss amount =. ,-a.,
sllowsFor export 472 u,s s,s: o. n,lss
''"' a'o N "r--n,u, $50 Market steady.
IMF CRAoEfs-A sale Of 500 boxes Canton, 40 packs,
rxrf-sales Of SEQ baxes, vet dried and dry bsuch
s:1o mad. Of 100 Sss. s
ane $50 st. Domingo at los per h..
FRncurs Rates were easier. 70 Liverpool abous
in in bulk ard about 20 600 bush.s wheat engaged
in ships b.,s; loooa 600 bar els -four, Atss
ana tOV D&Trel6 resin ~ 40. LONDON, pu6nol5
grain engaged private terms. TO Havre 000s
16 600 barrels flour eng aged ct 9fc and sma lot
to fill up, at 96o and Ii GOO bushels wheat
engaged At 5c vessel chartered for the
ofAca At 81 SO per tom To CAforna, rates quiet
At soc. 60c asked pr foot. The clipper ship Ocean
spsed, Camerons Pioneer iite appointed to sill on
THURSDAY morning. the 18th, for Melbourne, Australia.
HAY-Thers were sold 900 bales, at 66c. a zoe to
shippers and 76c s7c 70 the local trade per 100 lbs.
NIvAI SIoREs = Resins and crude turpentne were un-
changed There have been 1tt0 bills spirits torpsntiss
purchased At $50 66c oash, and 600, &C., 90 and
90 days, Per gallon.
OIrs I'VE have no essential alteration to notice ic
whale sperm Sales made of eco olive 1t
"a l2X and 600 gallons unseed IT previous figures.
PROVISIONS Pork In better demand. The days
sales reached SEQ barrels at $13 371 Sl3 80 for old
mess VA SIX SIS for do; S11 1873 for old prims,
ard S12 for do. The transactions in cutmeats ON.
baced $50 pscl ages picked shoulders and hams, At
exc. &C., and ezc TO-; per ID. SALES were reported
Of eco barrels and tsiross lArc at 9hc l0'ac AMI
e00kegf supp osed Of inferior quality, ~ loc per To-
Peef unaltred Some 800 barrels changed hands At
S. IS 82L Er country prime; % DO 81 FOR DO.
es nd sl8 SO for repacked Caicaso do per bo There
were sod 100 Heroes Ohio and Chca prime mess becf
ut $40 22J and SO barrels beef hams ct SIS. Butter
ard cheese . oeared about The same
Ircx7hsrs were 100 tisross Primo taken, ct - s7ks
FER 100 lbs.
srGAx. Tho day : bu.issss .nbIsceL lto hhAs Cuba,
AZ axe. s3se.: and 5000 bags xasnA ~ ssI0st at ~
y<r 10. bsrkst steady.
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Mines and Mining.

TUESDAY, Dec 1876 P. N.
Another dull day at the board Some 700 North Caro-!
lima sold 1t sX for cash. and ~, buyer 90; and small
lot Of McCulloch went off 1T 81 For Parker Ven WAC
bid for Ulster TX; for Gardiner, TX; for Lindsay, 10
cents for Mineral and for Phoenix Gold. rs cents
The following sta istcs Of the iron trade in Great
Britain. which take from the London Mining Journal,
Of November 49, viii DO interesting to most Of our
In an article under the above te which inserted is
the I'D October ID stated that the
ports the ella hit months of the present year
were the rate Of tone annum, which de iucted
from the estimated annual production Of 2ooOOo tons
quirements for which es.imased at 4o0 0o tons we
subj the particulars of the exports OF iron Tor he hrss
nine months Of this year which Are At shs rate Of o1
ton u has been That o. the hs
dtOn 70 this the great Of an modiEoa
demand for the supply Of market from which Brtss IRON
that the export Of ron has been i've
1852 eeded s5 by tons and in 1853 viii ex
coed 1852 by 10000 TONS III homo consumers and home
dealers these faets and their supPlie
pretty certain that Spectators will reap lhe advantage
OF their remissness
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The Union OF the British Provinces.

FROM t1e HALIFAX Nova scot;an.
positively asserted that the union OF all the British
Provinces OF North AnecA will take place Quebso
WIN be the seat OF the fec al government and each pro
vince viii have her own local Legislature. Although IL
- rumored some time since that change OF sush
NJ was intended Is bu. few days ago that il
koavey sad That IT VIII take place. correspondent
kcm Quebsc writes thu following -
Ms generally believed here that Lord Ezin and Mr.
IAtontains have gone TO Engsnd for this object mere
report those facts without commenting the pro
hase result OF such government regard this step A.
nade In the right line, for union is strength and it
sa to perceive that 1t 10 but another wards
I'M government The friends Of the confsdera ion saw
tat the provinces, containing three millions nhabi
eAno, VIII be able to establish government most ia.
espsudent from England and that they look at ii the
oaEon Of . better state OF things,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
no n r N n X r. ~
TUESDAY, Dec. 1916 p. N

ItRsDAf, DEC Id-6 p ".
There was very heavy market to-day. Erie, Gambler
land and Nissragua wes In moderate demand At qu,ta
lions which show decline from yesterday The b,ars
avsilsd themselves Of the depreciation take in some Of
their shorts. The small margin Ia, ia these unsettled
times worth securing The market appears TO have no
strength in It, and the prospect is decidedly in favor Of
operators for decline Al the first board tod sy Della
ware and Hudson fell on Il per cent New Jersey FAM
Latte o., \; csatSs o., u; Nicaragua, \; Nss Yo-,
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Total value OF imports and exports "a 692, 1874
Tbs San Francisco Times Of Nov. gives tbs annexed
account of the movements in that city relative TO inter
nal Improvements and the formation Of steamship
company
simultaneously with tbs Atlantic AMI Pacific Railroad
Com panys successful initiation n New York. by the TAX
ing nearly half the entire capital stock in that city
hear Of powerful cooperative demons tratioD 10 behalf
of the project the part Of several OF the large
capitalists Of the Pacific emporium. Our enterp.inz
fellow citizen, Mr. Samuel has arranged for him.
and there is doubt but tn At other OF wealth Ia
San Fran cisco will take large interests in the road This
We are glad to mention in this connec ion another
movement recently made by everal energetic members of
the business community Of San Fsanciseo towards oga
nzirg for the purpose Of building steamers 70
between this port and China The plan indeed al
ready matured, and informed large portion
Of the capital stock tai en- The company propoe to
construct six steamer of less than three thousand
tons buthen each with large freight modation to
hal An application will be nade to Cor gress during the
preen fesson for contract to csrry tbs mails at fair
consideration We understand that Capt Garrison has
well ned BY his able of the affairs Of like
examinations and his remarkable energy and sterling
unct of the Pacific Railroads and Congress will scar ,ey
fail to recognize the Importance to the whole Union Of
consu mma,ing - early what the interests
Of the country 50 clearly desis Mates
The Miners Journal Pottsvile Of the 10th inst, gives
the annexed review of the coal trade Of the anthracite
region during the week previous
ANrHRA CrE Coal TRADE.
The quantity sent by railroad this week Is Is 612 TO-
by canal 49, l9l OIL; for the week, Al, 70e III tons
The coal trade BY canal and Of course from al the re
sons except schuyknl county, may be considered -
closed for the far the board concern 3D.
From this region the railroad will continue to supply the
line, Philadelphia neighborhood, during tbs winter
The canal will b. kept open long As the YEA
,her will permit but OF courte that viii not be long, %
il closed With Ice yesterday morning. which the OFF,
GERS Of the company had broken. All the boatmea re-
siding In this county tying mp their boats IS they
return and the few that depat ting their way
home with their last cargoes for thu season.
The following is the state Of the trade for the three
principal regions, compared with last ;ows 10 Ams
period
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OF IROs DURING TIE FIRST Mn. Mosrns OF TIE


The company, of which Jose phi Bslsnap, Esq, Of the
Ph@Dx FOUNDRY, ia president, formed for the mhnatac
tuIe Of corrugated on for boiler a and for all Other
purposes the patent graz ted to RichAri Montgomery
In May has been fully organised and will soon be in ac
operation The Advantages derived from the ply NJ
Of corrugated iron In the manufacture Of bo2rs for steam
purposes folio VEL nc- Of and improvement
in the heating and consequent economy OF fuel
otherwise the obainiI OF the eYe, from small!
Of absence of stays and facility OF repair
due to the 3. Free0m from scale, in
sequence OF the bellows like working Of the corragtions
when exposed to changes Of temperature Of
f. Durability due the absence of scale, and o: the
many stays al the like lodging plices FOR the g.
Increased Stiffness strength; aud g. Dissection OF any
defects ia the iron, which IL to become pparent i'm
the manufacture The great point OF failure in our pre-.
sent forms Of boiler is IN the collapsng OF ues The
thickness metal we'll be incres sed In SUCH
scales and burns or all the accidents to steam
boats, which are so numerous cur American rivers
from atty to seventy Ave per cent due directly to the
colapsing Of Hues. This OF danger may be
rely obsated by the corrugated iron while the metal
will at he Same time be thinner and lif liter.
The following test, applied in the government works at
Washington is conclusive regards strength which Ia
Two cylinders, plain the o.her corrugated each
20 inches org, q inches in diameter, and eighth oe
IN inch thick. frame work prepared, which
cred the entire epg of the cylinders and third OF
their diameter. THIS frame work placed top Of
the CYLINDER and loaded with pig IRON The plain iroo
cylinder collapsed under weight Of leo lbs Tae
rugated AIe weighed with IL COO lbs., and remained
Corrugated iron, ard its application to variety OF pur
poses, be at the Office of the company 35 Wal
street II is OF the most important and practical In
ventioni Of the age.
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Arrival Of the Star Of the West.
- steamship Star Of the West Capt T. l. nnkle-
psagh fron Juan via Norfolk with 400 passengers,
a.d 9sa in gold freight arrived yesterday morn
- She has had continuous gales from T. to E. since
having Ban Juan.
As Pacific left San Francisco 10th alt, ~ haKpast
s'slock, p. n.
Ths following deaths occurred the route from San
ySAnoscs.-
Nov 20 Robert Cameron Philadelphia died board Of
~ star Of the West Nov II G. H. Albert Of New Pnila
aslphiA, died board Of the Pacific, OF consumption
Annexed Is the
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13eaa tons.

Showing Increase e only 1898 tons for the year,
from the three principal regions The estimated increase
required for the year, it supposed in tho spring,
would be In the neigh oorhood Of 400 TONS This
considered . moderate estmate-but the high prices
viii have prevailed for the last three months both In
freight and coal has checked the consumption very
terally and dealers purchase with caution At
the demand for eea Moderate and tbs bus
mess Of railroad has decreased from fifteen sixteen
nine trains dsy-and by the canal but little Ia doing
large portion Of the operators curts Hing their ba
ness for winter, and number will mining snrsy,
sitter this week. snd commence preparing their cosrss
for next years mining.
The coal trade from Nova Scotia has been affected In
similar manr or TO ours feights up nearly double
ire Pictou TO Bostonand was impossible to fain 500
tracts for coal
The coal market will not be supplied q TIE winter s
tevere- and even mild all the coal will be consumed,
leaving . bare market for the commencement Of the
spring buinsss This will ensure early demand for
coal which will also increase the production equal 10 the
wants Of tie marhet the ensuing yesr. We lave the
ability to increase the supply from this region very mate
rally, provided We have early demand ~ fair rates
and IN order 10 fair rates. the best policy for the
fiaSe TO nnse tbs elves TO preparations for next ysar
business. ana ecaI isso the artet during
cs vhtey mSsthk then there esrasd Soy et S PRICES
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Stdhngd Watch and Chain GA Sunday night on osr
Rker, Of the Sixth ward police arrested man cali az
himself james k.rrgsn, char.td With inducing James
kearn Of No 10 West street to accompany him mp An
silver lever watch and gold guard chain valued At s,5
and then parsed 1t to other person. The aoou sed
was committed to prhon By Justice Osborn answer the
charge. -
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ACCIDENT on THE OLD COLONY RAILRoAD-PART
- rHx IRAN PRE1PrTArsD WATER As the last
passepgu train from this city. the Old Colony Rail.
road was proceeding through Neponset village Saturday
svensrg about O'Clock the locomotive tsnder and
- too eagssgs cars, learn, p,eci plated no
0e water, 10 consequences of the wbrdge being up
A. BY miracle lives we're lost. We wers unable 10
sseaiD any further particulars Why the vbrdes vas
- IN this crimnsl como ition requires explanation
~ sseictL. came Lear tsrIsiLA.sf llLs he S.iw.R
pgsdy-1tekG Boz, Lyc. "
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MExIco.-We have Tsmpico papers to the 9th
ut They contain nothirg Of interest to our readers
south Of the department Of TamsuIipss The fact Ia
worth mentioning only as another in, tAnes Of the militia.
La sCyIrntkt. eislian wa An s 49, 10 ~. 81,
M OIL Passsixe.--N o. PiesypNN
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TEE RUSSIANS AT JArAx--Private letters dated
snghai, 2st Septem Der mention that the Russian Al
HirAl Psutiahne had arrived with his squadron before
MaAGasAky the 22d Of August, and was actively en-
Rgsd with the Japanese authorities In negotiations
which mot terminated the LIST of The
Russian chips before Nangsssky the frigate Paas
the corvette Olvoutzs the steamer Rostock and the
transport Prince Menshikof We zee BY accounts from
- Petersburg that three Russian on of the OF
naval constructors have teen ordered to proceei to New
York 70 supern end the building of ninety gun ship
WITH SCREW propeliers.-Nal. Intel Dec ID.
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TIE L u g r AP HfC /,

- CHARLESTON, Dec IL, 1883
The hull OF the cutter Hamilton has been dis
covered In three homs OF water 1t the north point Of
Stone breaker She is a total loss.
The missing life beat has not bot heard Of nor hare
any OF the bodie, been discoye cred.