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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26

81 received direct from the manufacturer splendid
Pa R;nr. r.. p;- sum - .,st =:
Know NOTHING PINS; ali which will be at the
lowest fsuresby G.. GOSSEN.
Qc:l6 Second s,ree. 2 doors below Main
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TO PORK PACKERS.

n
consequence Of the death Mir NJ Y. Longbotam. 1t
will be necessary the dnisrators to sell his undi
vded the Pork House and Pork House Fixtures OF
the of Mitchell Longbottam, at Evansville. Ind
The location Evansville Pork packing point is
one Of the most desirable the Ohio river Surrounded by
hne Pork growing country and having the facilities afforded
by Wabash Erie Canal and the
Evansville and 0rdsye Railroad Terre Haute. the
Vses the Wabash aud White rivers the hnes' PORK
gon west) thereby opened te market Evans
ve The Valley liver Also accessible packets
ry almost daily between Evansville and Green du
ring the winter so that desirable number Hogs could be
% manded.
The Fork House supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent with all appliances
sary slaughter and ack o0O Hogs eay. The un v ded
interest will sold aud be oninned with
The partner he will cell also "a price, ii dc
SIRED NJ. ". FOSTER
ocu eff ROBT ~ Rfi Sam,
louisville Courer copy amount Of 80 and send Till to
this Ofhce.)
llLtIS n NIS.-l sod co, LANES reed this
day ana for ale by JAS. LOW a Co,
oet7 AIS Main street, Louisville ny.
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EDWARD r. ruL.,,,..,... aAEcusR. HOLIDAY
HILL IL HOLIDAY,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

HAVING fitted up large and spacious Warehouse on the
n Wabash Erie Main street the DEPOT
OF Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad aud having
pie WharOoat facilities for the Storage
Forwarding Of Produce ard Merchandise by Canal River or
Railroad will be in this city. We also pre-
pared purchase this
eit orders purchase Groceries in New
We will make liberal cash advances Produce consigned TO
for here to shipped Southern or Eastern mar
ke We hope attention business merit the
sp2-tf HILL HOLIDAY.
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PLANO FORTES.
NEW MUSICALENST.ll NEWT ST OBI

N n u 70
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
-EE1--l THE undersigned most respectfully begs
80 leave inform the ladies ani gentlemen
HTT( m all adniirersof Musical and paintings of
- VI this city and vicinity. that he will
the first of September next muse instrumental DEPOT
i'm the above premises consisting principally in Pr
of the celebrated makers in who
ceved the premium in Europe we'll
late World Fair would
denee thss believes these well Oil Paint
ings probably best viii their this
Beiiss that the strides OF progr in Lera
mental and amply justify the support
ola home here Ofsueh establishments and the
portaon Of such goods ofInsrumen and Oil Painting
gided frames adorn avorite Parors have been
open this estlhshment Being musician
,fesson brought all judgement in selecting
uch good. the markets Europ~
ton New York Afforded a;tng Of
these houses afford sell them almost hsr original
excepted lean fully the brlancy
of tone of my Pia touch durability and the standing in
good tune.
ALSO-A selection of Bamboo Ornamental Walking mes
ofdferen pattern Window blinds with all the
Violin
Br ge TaiIpisces Pegs Rossn and other
s Pianos tuned in equal temper through all the
four keys. aud repaired 10 order.
handed Pianos AIKEN in exchange
we'll improved and unmprovsd landed prop
Axss-sm j. BERNHARD HEM INGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26

New CLorHIsG.-Lewis Kahn has just
returned from Cincinnati, with new and
fashionable assortment Of fall and winter
clothing. Hegoes into the fall trade well
supplied with everything new in his line
and invites the attention of his old custom
,ers to his stock. He has an extensive varl-
ETY. of Boys clothing of all sizes and styles
which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26

DIFFICULT, VERY.-We were credibIy
informed yesterday that the boats navigating
the Illinois river, at present, meetwith some
difficulty from the herds of cattle tfat browse
about the channel. They don't call the lead
any more, bat deck hand rolls his panfa'
looms up, and squaIting down upon the guard
Of the beat. thTusts his leg in for bottom.
The ordinary call is "knee Deep" but it not
unfrequently bapens that shalt shin or
"quarier less calf,"i is sung out; then 1t IS
deemed proper to work the engines slow.
Recently, while, a boat was ascending. an
old farmer who was driving yoke of oxen
across tho river, bawled out, DRY times
the Sc, Captain; look out you don't ground on
q TURTLE and with "whoa, Buck" he pur-
sued his course across the river.
r. 50. Louis Rep.
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SSPRAGUE's FANCY PRINTs.-2O case. sprcsae,
- small figured madden PTnIs reed this day and
ey2' JAS. Low CO.. ils. Maiuu,, Lev. XIV
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rOu salE IN RENT

- FOh SALE OK HENT.
a Avsry desirable ianiy residence situated in the most
II part The six
rood houses ani number Of fruit
the premises
Also Two vacant Lamaeo city fronting the riv
bargain be had applied for Immediately Apply
this Office. augl. IT
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5OOs 2 doz 5 . ct of for cash. ........... 9.
60Os Q doz do do do ........... a
ZOOS o doz do do ........... a
n = The lower prices above generally, where pce.
aremenoned are forfull packages and the higher for
smallwholesale.
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sAIRnRIOrs IXLA1IasCn

SALE OF LOTS N LAAIAsCO.
Tuesday the 18th day Of October at tbs door Of the old
" Court House in Evansville will sell at public
seventy Lots in the city LarSco. Title perfect
third Of the purchase money dvn aud the in
And two Tide boai will Re given. and the purchaser
will give his note bearing inteTes. from date.
JOHN SHANKLIN
oct3-2.l6v JONES l. BLYTHE.
(Reform eoPy)
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.lEWEIRX

COCKS dog Country Knit Socks band and 'or sal
- by sep2s j. II. MAGHEE g. CO.
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GEEcER Co. XIV. july LIST. 80.
the benes the afflicted Female eoEmunty that abo three
years became diseasei with Falling the Womb and
Whites. which EetS room n.arv
time had the OF the hest in ts
without any permanent relief In April my friends ne
ded the SpringI did and rsnsinng
some time fouad the water was not beoeatinx
home. fem ale
Iron persnaded tyy IT, consented ana AFT
the first bottle found myself rapidly am no
using the ith se andI happy atIe 70 a.,5
to my househs ID Affairs Is before Sas taken sick
SARAH A.
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HURTS! HURT.S!! etUIsT,S!
ID a. 4 N \ -

well known TO almost that certain class Of
- diseases their origin DbIlity and the inventor
having this fact strictly view led to the discovery Of
this most vSase of all Medenesto restore the shattered
and broken dswn system. originating from any and every
cause Ihs the and certain preparations
of ron known TO the Medical World and be all
eases requr1g bsats It particularly ded
Menstruatn. which has been the Of death in
ases OF yeung feGes Just at tha time Of lite when they
ihould be blishing into wOnanhood Falling the Womb.
IFluer AbGs Whits) psies ali kinds
,Sfse eyes.
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ID. &. AT l.. u.

aNIOyR-IOo sacks p ks Mill Flour sale
~ by sepI6 PRESTON BROS.
SRtNGLES-3ooo Poplar Shingles in store and sale
- by sepls PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26

DELAiNEs-'Ss case: Printed PTss D' Ia.
eases Per.ian Cloth: received this day
and for sale by oetll JAS. Low & CO.
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RIs-Ro roxa. Ma, a.,

BASfRO. fexas. May I.
MEssRs. FARMEI. HrRr & Observation-Disclosures
been confined the seho- for wears
found nv health rapidly decIinsg General debility
pervadei whole system; weak and emasiaed
about like walking skeleton until used three bottles
Hurts Iron Tneture. amROw we'll and testify of
that IL Il the medicine eXtan or debility
spinal loss of appetite AID all diseases
adiseassd state Of the blood. lSurs with
]. ". HAMMOND.
ey5-4mw W0OGSEY a. LlNCk. Sole Agents.
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1-S d A. blind shirt
ing 81 sheeting.... fall
81 40 10 do IOai.
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 9 a
Robson d Meriunack
blue and Orange
prints. .........-.. g a
Sprague 81 Aliens
madden prints. -. GAL
Fancy light d dark
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BIG FIGtRES.

ME highest price will he paid at BURK'S EXCHANGE
u IN EVANSVILLE for all kinds Of GAME. ForPHEAS-
ANTS % cens-W0ODCOCkS Is GEMS. aud for Venson.
Prairie Chick Quals &C.. Sc. IN proportion.
sep2i-u PETER BURK.
News of the Day (vneennea) copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26

MI NNtFNCTVKEHSs and DeaItrs W All KIhus oI farm
wi and Garlen Implements Moving Rssping and Thrsh-
Ing Machines. Field aud Garden Seeds Trees &e. $40 ain
street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville. Ny
sep25- tyw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10
From the Lexington Gazette.

The examinations OF the pupils of this institution closed
on Wednesday OF last weeL. We we're unable attend,
but are highly gratifei learn frcm those who were
present; that the young ladies' although the examna
close and searching and well calculated their
scholarship, acquitted themselves very handsomely indeed
and reflected great credit upon the zeal and fidelity
their teachers.
The usual concert came off Friday night The large
school room brilliantly lighted up ant. tactcfuy dec.
GRATED with boquets aud of flowers and gracefully
hung around with festoons The room was crowded to
oveIowrg presenting such array of bushing cheeks
and sparkling eyes can he found nowhere else than
with the limits oROckbridge We do pretend to be
anything OF connoisSeur in music, aspiring
higher proficiency than the twang of ,wsharp aud more
especially under circumstances where the witchery OF
music i lost in the deeper euchantnent OF female lowell
ness aud will therefore not attempt pass upon the
its OF the fair performers for in seeking say something
intended TO be very graceful indeed might find our
self bewillered amid the echnicates Of the Divine ART
brought up standing agls the chromatc scale or com
petey ost in the mysteries OF the harmonious We were
much pleased with the entire ENTERTAINMENT while OF the
pieces struck being very fne ia composition and not
less sweet aud skilful in execution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

UTILITY OF TEA-In the lie OF most persons rerod
arrives when the stomach longer dgess enough Of the
ordinary elements Of food make up for the natural dali
~ waste Of the bodily substance. The size and weight
OF the body, therefore, begin to diminish more or less
perceptibly. At his period tea comes in as medicine
to arrest the waste TO keep the body from falling away
so FAST aud thus enable the less energetic powers of d.
geston still to supply much IL needed to repair the
wear and tear Of the solid tissues. No wonder therefore
that tea should he favoe OIL the one hand with tho
poor whose supply oil substantial food ia scany ard Oh
the other with the aged and inrm especially of the fee
bier SEX whose powers Of digestion and whose bodily sub
ssanco have together begun to fail Nor il il SURPRISING
that the aged female who has barely enough of
income 10 buy what are called the Necessities Of
life, should yet spend portion of her small gains in
chasing her oftoa She quite live AZ well on la,
common food when she takes her tea along with Il. Wilt.
she feels lighter at the time cheerful and filter
Common Life ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10
SPECTATOR.

CouSTERTEfr Coin DoLLARs.--We understand several
counterfeit Gold Dollars have been passed OF on our cit-
zens recently They be detected by the weight AZ
inc counterfeit dollar lighter than the genuine and the
edges have light or silyersh appearance.-O I,,n,y
OJfrtsr. FF'
NV WHEAr.-We understand about one thousand
onshel, OF new wheat purchased by Messfs Keysn
Brother Yesterday at prices not exceeding sI,7b per
1nsheL New Ilout will soon be quite abundant-PsL
EypTss5 JHiys
InE CULTURE OF SItE.-Mons. Bora Ia now 10 Danyile
for the purpose Of purchasing track Of land in ,bis 81
clny for the cultivation Of mulberry aud the N
OF silk. This business conducted once near his
place on very large scale, but from bad Management pro
we'd failure Mr. Bora will cultivate the grape II he
can purchase sufficient quantity OF land u Justify bs
embarkng in the business Of wine. making Persons nbo
have vacant land for sale would do well 70 give tho info
nation 70 us.-DdnViHs Rep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

BANKS il YHE UNITED STATEs-Thce are in the United
States llS5 banks, having aggregate capital OF $685.
$50 ,46i, aggregate circulation of SlSS 2G9 600 With
specie basis o S69,iI2OOO.
The State of New York has the largest numGeS af banks
there being 2sS within its limits Massachusetts follow.
next having 49, Rhode Island has u.s. Ohio has 65 Con
necticnt has GO, Maine has CO. Penns and Virginia
have SIS each, Indiana has A, New Hampshire has So
Kentucky has 50, Vermont has 49, New Jersey has 20
while Louisiana mas but s. Delaware has g and Mssis.
sppi but /,
New York leads the States in capital a. well in mum.
Der, having SS0,7@637U Massachusetts, foloRs With
522OO,UOO. PcunsyvapiG is the in amount having
s96l5,dS3, followed closely by Louisiana, which, with
but banks, !las si2,2G l2O.
Vermont with its 80 banks, mas about the same amount
of capital as ALBANIA with =" while Wisconsin with Is
banks, has only SSOOOGG.
10 circulation, New York has $50 100000 Massacliu
sets has S25iO00OO; Pennsylvania with her 50 banks
crcuaies sl7,ilO0o0. Virginia aud Kentucky circulate
about an equal amount, $l2.5OO,OOO while Ohio has
slO,0Op,0OO. Mssssppis bank but SlOO 600 in
circulation While Louisiana cirCuIaes with her banks
much ns Rhode Island with her IS banks
The above statistics taken from the returns made
by the banks OF the several States on the t of April and
which appeared in the Ba"kers Magazine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

EFFECTS OF Coin UPON RAILROAD MAcHISrEy.-Tbe
Railroad Jonrnal the last winter rnousy severe
for railroad operations and several of the lines above m
ude ~ degrees suffered extensively in the breakage of
iron aGle1, chair, tires and wheels On the Vermont
Central Railroad, period OF two months 10 wrought
iron tires burst and broken; while during the Who'll.
winter forty three driving wheel centres twelve craaks
and t"enyour connecting rods, besides large number
OF axle, were also broken For three months the road
bed was frozen as hard rock, and hardly train run
through without some failure o: machinery. The New
York Central during the time, suffered severely
The tracks suffered proportionatey.
The journal advises companies whose roads and ina.
chiney subject to such depreciation lay down
tinuous srnges six inches deep below the rail- and upon
the top1 OF the sleeper which would be likely TO pre-
serve the required elasticity Of the track support the
joints aud raise the rails above dangerous contact with the
frozen ground The expense of this would not exceed
what the damage by breaking costs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

BERIATED FANlLY.-In the Galcna passenger dem,
Oh tue closing dag Of last week, man and wom,n
apart from the CROWD, and close together There v.'
hohing remarkable in their dress unless it mich, no
ceAnn'ss; but an air Of grief Of mourning enyen,rJ
,'''" '', transparent mantle. As We passed o. tsp-
ue'"i 'Ni @'ir' t'i cast shade on the pair O. q ~ tho
HAl rp.t' came rhrnd aid: 81 saw you look Nd, n, No
poo r'"p' just n1w. They are from INV ,ru,trv M.
name Is S'pIen Cook, aud they are on .r.rr C,n,,
no la"h ." settlement Of their ifeud- in PEI. Iowa
rents heats The soyage was long; the ieeb.rg. -r
rounded c snip and held itfist for II day. and befo 1,
hai terminated they had dropped into the cold blue 500
"er tHo youngest idols. The last, pretty little girl Of
yel's dei here IN their day in the cbsetles
uGPo. aud they have just returned from tho bpti, IN
nhch no one accompanied them but the undertskor.
when the train goes out hey will resume their ion,,
desolate aud alone."- Chicago Pyeu. ''''"V!'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

There is considerable drought in this secon and in
tho adjoining county of Hafx, which with the
binary heat Of the season. has destroyed great number
tobacco plants which had partly taken root aud in
measure cut short the oat crop.-7o6dceo Plant.
DEArH FROM HKAf--Au Irish laborer engaged at work
in the vicinity of the City Hall yesterday, smten
with "Sun stroke" and died in few miuces.-Nortok
NcSs, Jdy6
NAvAL-The U. S. surveying schooner Crawford, Lieut.
CONG .. II. Rerrymsn. srrived here "Wednesday from
Key West-Norjoik Beacon.
MoRE MASp,MUsEI-Wele learn that Judge Thompson of
the Circuit Court Yesterday granted thirteen wrts OF G.
an in the cases that number OF applicants for license
keep ordinaIie who have heretofore been granted Ii
cense by the Coruci coupled with conditions which have
been declared illegal so! Wheeling nfcigeneer
Tgiy Is,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

SARB,Tu School CELERRATroSs.--The 18th was celebra-
ted by the Sabbath School connected with the Baptist
Church OF this city, By address appropriate the oe
casiou in the Church and refreshments in the base
ucrt. The address delivered by the Rev. Rober,
Mcdonald at 10 O'Clock, after which the children
,G vir,i guests rcured to the basement where they
,r'g,k most delightful sai b0uuliiu collection of
,rlt rbu-s, which bad pee- prepared 10 the ea4son.-
lhr S.ao5l u trr S-eoui Presbyterian ChGtc under
and had similar ctiehr 'ipn. All the 81 Schools
sc b,i"vr, Nrui O. the roun y - cly AMI eur,
the d4y.-Ly"ehjHrg Nrgiuian.
TnE lrH-Fue anniversary of the bfh-Gay Of our lih-
r;ie>, observed in this city, by sener / suspension
Of Enthusiastically all Of the houses OF the place
paving been closed. We grati;ed that in the ab:e
any public demonstration, this silent bus grateful
nutc paid TO the founders of our national freedom
III.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10
GuauO Trade.

DR.. James Higgins, ;he State agricultural chemist of
Maryland, a letter TO the Washington Union in relation
to the high price OF guano gives the following interesting
facts touching the present condition Of the trade in the
article:
"Peru owes about $50, 900 900, for which che has
pledged her guauo. OF this debt full one half il due 10
English holders Of her bonds whose agents are Anthony
Gibbs Son the balance Is due to the following houses
who have either loaned that government money on the
pledge Of guano consgnments are the agents OF hous
which have done 80, viz: Montane in France; Muretta
Co, 10 Spain j. Lsyeair q Son, in China FendalI
for hauriius and other islands; and Barreda Bro for
the United States. Theso firms have either loaned parti.
cuar Of money TO the government Of Peru on the
pledges OF certain amounts Of guano have agreed 10
furnish money or consgnmcnts Of CHano in the same
manner as our commission merchants DO.
The profit on Gulno in England, TO the importer in
1877, was about s23 per ton but freghs have ad
vanced since that time the profits from SIS 70 SEQ
which suppose to be about equal to those realized from
t5 sale in this country
Dr. II. adds that he learns from most reliable source
that the quantity Of guano which will be brought To the
United States this gear, will be abou. 100000 tons
Bainoys Sun.
The Washington correspondent Of the Nov York Times
learns from Francis w. Rice, Esq, who came home on
government business from Peru in the North Star that
when the passed Turks Island on the Ish inst
the American flag was Tying the American Cousu-
late which would 20 indicate that Consul Nelson had
been released, aud had resumed his official duties
There we're loading Al the Chncha Islandl on tie e3l
Nay, los vessels, aggregang 63,O55 register Oi
the above number ~ were Amefisio registering 10 sas
tons, GI Euglsh, 4 French 3 Hamburg, | Bremen Q
Dutch, L1bec. SSedsh, 2 DaUish Prussau, Aus.
iriin, aud Peruviln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

sLPrevous recent balotinss for Senator
we Lesna.ue we'll known borer agent
NJ and lntnated to him that 800 for
s nneh he held 10 his hand his provided he get
into the ballot box" The
vote and said nothing after sitting down by the side Of
member In the Honss he inquired was going 10
voIe ior FOR Wells, to he vote" All YES
iors9, your vote like this. holding he had
received from the boer at SWELL what will You
vote Garry or?-why, intend oirry one ust ike il
VIII give you $40 to IT," ats a bargain" The
eh OF wells toos the $40 and the ballot aud put the
latter o ihe box where by secret spies of
p e ~, me other member pocketed 800 by the operation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

ETiL Ac1ipESr-Ds1h of Professor NeFgH-l ,,,,.., a.,
peionginE TO the Carlisle (Jhohare COZ senins,x ~
eoIphned ~ Professor Alfred MoPa and otbsy, &c
saurday snernoon last TO explore celebrated
IeE miles from The seminary They had closed tb
ana were Retaining when the accident occurred wbh
IN we nesm OF the professor IL happened 10 ibIs i,s
parry nsu oeen IN pit OF some hundred feet desp and al
@ ~ puly ropes escePtnr McP lie vas sssSS
su neay reached the platform, by some ,san.
re ,pped ron 'he rope seat and fell 10 the bottom Of The
w Dens Aroaehed he was found senscess and died In
ne vas gentleman Of v,i b.iov.
tne and highly respected BY ALL HsIsaye, ,t,isIs
day. 'V '"''1o' Hednet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

ExcURsIoS.-The Eagle Infantry Cant Bsvl, will
make their eight annual excursion down the river this
nng on board tho Curtis Peck The boat will leave her
wharf, at hall past seven o'clock and return about IL or
tonight.
This viii siord an excellent opportunity for an acreea
bic trip The moon will be visible during the principal
part Of the timea circumstance which must materially
the interests and pleasures of the excursion The
Armory Band will he in attendance The CHARGE viii, h
five. v " ~ ~