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Legal Advertisements


The ssAis Of Ohio Carroll County, a.
''A'' A'Ts' 70 Count Of c.un.,
Farmer Morrow ''l' L Si,sa. r.,,i,i;s, S;...-
Mary Morrow. and Jane Gallagher. and James
Gallagher. her husband. all o. lbe county Of
Carroll and State Of Ohio. and Noses Morrow.
and Elisabeth Blair. and Der husband James
Blair (all Of the County Of Logan and State Of
ohio( and WilIiam Morrow whose residence
Is unknown will take notice that = petition
was 6led against them, on the 2eth day Of Jan
uary. A. d. 1884, 10 the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll County Ohio and IS now pen
ding wherein the said Samuei Morrow. demands
Partition Of the following real estste situate in
the county Of Carroll. Ohio. 10 wit: The west
half Of the south west quarter Of section twenty
(sO) Township thirteen (l3) ofrange four %
containing eighty acres more or less-snd that
the next term Of said court application will be
made by the said Samuel Morrow for an order
hat Partition may BE- made OF said premises.
FebFuary2 1854. JOHN II. TRIP.
Pr. fee s3,5O.-6w. ATTY. for Petitioner
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NOIire ia Parliti,,u.

Elisha Slratton Of Cedar Co, Iowa, David
Dean and Ann his wife, of the same place
Benjamin Coulson and Ly dia his wife, of Co
lumbana Co., Ohio, John Stratton and Deb.
orah Ann Stratton, heirs of Ross Stratton, De.
ceased-of Salem, Colum biana co, 0hio the
neirs of Ellen Leech deeeased--late wife OF
Thomas Leech--and whose names are to plain
tiff unknown, of 0olumbiana Co., Ohio, will
take notice, that petition was filed against
them or the 30th day Of January. A. D 1854.
in the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll co.
Ohio, bv Charles Stratton and is now pending,
wherein petitioner demands that partition be
made of the following real estate situate in
Carroll co., Ohio, being part of the North
East quarter Of section twofe Township ff-
teen Isl and range IS and bounded as tol-
lows, beginning at post IN the county line
fifteen chains and twenty five links East from
the quarter post, thence along said line four
chains eighty two links to stone, thence south
iva a. eleven chains and two links 10 stone
in the road, thence along said road North,
seventy-nine and one fourth degrees west, four
chains and eighty seven links to stone thence
North iva io ten chains and fifteen links 10
the place Of beginning, containing five acres of
land, more or less. and at the next term of said
court application will he made by the said
Charles Stratton, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises. or that if said
partition cannot be made without detriment
then that they be sold or other order taken in
that behalf according 10 law. Petition further
sets forth, that Deborah, wife of Thomas En-
mons, of Carroll county, Ohio, widow of JOSH
ah Stratton, deceased. is entitled to dover in
said premises, and prays that said dover may
be assigned her according to Law
Feb 2,1S54--6t. Fl BATTEN,
Pr. fee $5,25 Atty. for Petitioner.
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NEBRA SKA MlLLI

The subscribers having at great expense Just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
oarrOlltOn, respectfully call the attention of the
'Farmen,tO their superior advantages, for doing
COOP w ORK.
Having already tested the work. of,he above
mill. we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot, and shall not be exceled.
Bring on your wheat, ane get GOOD flour in
'Tstnrn; osLr ONE TENTH for toll.
:. Cash paid for wheat at times.
March. 9th, 1854. 6m J. BEATFY & SOY.
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QUICK CURES.

Until the introduction Of the Il. K. Il. rems-
dies in l849, no remedy ever claimed the mar
vellous power to relieve pain instantly. or even
TO nromise cure Of any disease in = given time.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, during the
month Of July, cured Mr. James Roberts, Jane
st, N. Y, Of Chronic Rheumatismu III IL
hours. It relieved him Of pain in ten minutes,
Mr.. Schemerhorn, Of Brooklyn, cripple, was
enabled to walk without his crutches in fifteen
minutes after the corks was drawn from the
bottle. Col. Jones, Of Oak Mullaga, Va,
sufferer for many months, was SO relieved that
ali pain was removed from beth legs BY the
time the second leg had been rubbed some ten
inmates. walked home. An old gentleman Nv
inc on the Colonel's plantation, was cured OF a
stiff kneee in FIVE minutes. Thousanos OF oys'
o,,.., aud aiarrahea were cured in fi'ts en- or
tv.nts t A,inptes at the farthe't There e. y 20
peess.ity for lingering in pam i"e "; N. %
rs~sd;s. ara destined to revOlutlOnlHe the
,s%ss's' rho1e medis. dc wo. Id People demand to be
usssss,,S ssS's relieved from pain and be quickly
'.a ss.ar.S - \, ain and II physicians expect 70
be successful, hey must ex> mine INTO ne H. !.
=; r, theory-- do .heir busins S qu,oA ";l,u :
lust as easy TO cure your raheD'' i'p'uls !;
s.ltis TO patch them up and coax t.'em UaoA .,a
.oh..nh Our R. R. R. remedies w.'re 'n'
s,,t remedies that claimed to oPthe ~ors :
M = = instant and cure the most violent
complaint in few hours. Office, No. 'oA
Fultou.st. Sold by Druggists eseryvhere'
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WHOLESALE
Boek andStatiOnaFy Rouse
N
nav cGE.
ON TmE CASH PLANh
Extensive SAILS BAT No Lesses
Make i' profitable 10 sell at very Iov yrisss.
MASON DRoPaaRs,
asd PARK ROW, Opposite the Asuor
House.
NEW YORK,
oher one Of the most extensive Stocks sad
complete s''Ortments in the country Of
Book 5 Il Stationary
RDR CASH ONLY.

The smount Of goods in our line purchased
BY country merchants is usually quite small
compared with their dry goods, hardware
and other bills and this very circumstance
absolutely eompes jobbers in the book busi.
ness who sell on time. 10 get larger profits in
order to make up for the losses and extra ex.
Penses necessarily involved in credit busi.
ness OF small amount, Il is also easy for
The merchant TO make arrangements to buy
his book bill for cash though il might not be
50 convenient for him to purchase bis larger
bills in this way.
These considerations have led US 10 sJont
IN our business. from this date, January. 1854
the following principles, viz : SMALL PROFITS
UNyARrtse PRICES. AND TERMS ALWAYS CASH.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of anum
Der 0. the leading and most extensively selling
school Books in the country as well as works
IN other departments, our facilities are unsur.
passed.
Call upon US, or send an order, and Judge
Tor yourselves, if the saving you can make by
buying of us for cash is worth while.
Our location il very central and easily
found. Stand on the Astor House steps and
look straight forward across the corner of the
Park, and you cannot avoid seeing our signs.
the name is
MASON BROTHERS.
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SALE OF REALaESTATE
Nv Order of COMrt.

4sun saturday the 10Th day Of.APril 1854 At
"a n'clo, Il noon on the premises, will be sold
70 10 de hghs bidder the following real estate
a. the pror, erty of Isaac Willis, deceased to
vii. ~ Tie sotNh half, of the North East Quar-
ter Of sec,iop nine (9) in Township fifteen
dl5) Of Range & We [5l containing sevealy.sey-
an acres more o. ess. Situate IN A Aasasss 5ns,a
Township Carroll c'qD!y obi9; M 6sng gsnS sns same
tract OF land on wi.cp Isaac " ms Ies,'tu az
sIs.sad I l' ~ - said land. stone house, good
harm, thriving young orch ard, and many other
- u,,smsht. e Terms one l. Nird cash, and res
tsr..t ters @ secured by mortgage o, the premises.
Attendance given on the premiS IS Oh 'n0 uS'
OF sale. ;.,ro.or
WILLIAM BAXTER Admin s'ra'or'
@ LaIl of ISAAC WILLIS Decd-
March, 1854. 4. t. pr fee S,5o
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NOtbc1.
AT my instance an attachment vas tEis dsy
issued by H. A SIidger. a.Justies Of he Peace
of Cenhe tp, Carroll county. Ohio. sgsisss sbsf
monevs and eifects Of Elizabeth Morrow. nou
resident Of said Co.
Also. At NY instance an attachment wss -
sued thisday by H. A. Stidger. Justice Of
the Peace Of Centre tp. Carroll CO. Ohio.
against the moneys aad effects OF usry JaBe
Morrow, a uon-resdent Of said Couaty
Feb. II. is64-s-et .. l. ART14
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Otice.
The State of Ohio,l Court of Common Pleas,
Carroll County IS Of Carroll County.
Michael salisbury Inpar'i'i0n'

y
Jacob Kessel
Ths said Jacob Kessel of the county Of
Morgan, and State, Of Ohio will take notice that
Michael Salisbury, fed in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas with.
in and for said Carroll County on the IIih day
of February. A. D. 1884 his petition in parti-
tion against him wherein he demands partition
Of the following premises to wit: a part of the
Soush Vest Quarter OF Section number Z, OF
Township number H. Range number s, Be-
ginning at the North West corner OF said quar-
Ter section Thence South % chains 70 links
to a peSi, thence East II chains TO the
East line Of said quarter section to post,
thence north 20 ch ,ins 42 links to post.
thence Vest al chains TO the beginning. con.
tanning IS acres and l3hundreths Of an acre
more or less. and that said petition is now
pending and will b. for hearing at the next
term Of said Court.
By ECKLEY 1 DAVIS.
Q /. d. pr fee $50 Attys.fcl petitioner.
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Watch Making.
SEND OV YOUR VA C 7ES.

would inform the citizens of Csrrollton and
CAIRO ,unty that they can have th ir Watches
repaire in the best manner and en- short notice
by send ing them TO my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
| have for sale goo1 assortment Of 'od and Sill
yer Watches, locks and Jewelry Of all kinds,
,old Pens, Violins and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store Ny shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoining "Esped FIX
change
20 d 5old & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. isher and vi be promotly sent, and return
ed when repaired. All work warranted
ID Give us a trial, MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelpkia July2l, 1853 tt.
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ESTATN OF PETER PITTEVGE Dec

ESTATN OF PETER PlTTENGE Dec.
The undersigned has been appointed and du-
" oualih> ID as Administrators with the viii an
ntxed of Peter Pittenger, deceased, late Of
Carroll Cornty, Ohio.
JOHN BUCHANAN.
EVAN PITTENGER.
March. 9th 1854. st
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NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Notice TO school Teachers.

/. The School examiners of CARROLL County
will hold meetings to the examination Of teach
ers at the court house in Carrollton, on the fol
lowing days viz /:
The Second Wednesday Of September,
I" October.
{" Second d Fourth We'd oa
nesdays Of, .a5a ara November,
The second Wednesday of December.
0ao" /" March, 1884
y. /" April,
az :" "a, Z" May, :"
"-s" June, I"
DETERMINATIONS will commence at ten O.
clock. on each Of the above named davis.
a BY order Of the Board.
A. 8. RAMSEY. Clerk.
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6arlem Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO,
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors Hacks and other onvey.
ances constantly running to al the Principal
Points.
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NEW FIRM.

J. HUSTON 81. n. SIMILAR Have catered
into copartnershp under the firm of Huston 4 Sis-
clair. and vi beg to have the oppoFtunityef
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have on hand full assortmsst Of
ALL KINDS OF GOOD
uSnalyks pl IN co rntry store, which they vii
sell at the lowest p ices. and will ., ell iimes
buy produce OF all descriptions 81 he highest
market price.
Also an assortusn Of
LUMBER.
Pine, Poplar. &c. kept constantly en- kssa.
Commission L Forwarding viii. leseivs pssmut,
attention.
HUSTON 1 SINCLAIR
July 81, 1853.
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90 ! OrSps Wanted,

For which will pay liberal price In Cash.
Large stout, sound horses preferred, also in
good condition. JOHN ARBC CKLE.
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E-1a1e sf Thomas ESnsIet bec'
No,;ce is Hereby given. that the subscriber
80. .Ss.s SssS appointed and qualified as Executor
pas ~ -. sstste OF Thomas Emsley dec, late q
SS On. .Is Itsovnship. Carroll County. Ohio: :,
S March l6th 1854, JAMES HUSTON
ssssSt sp1 EXECUTOR. st
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SchonIa.d ToHnshln -EnndS-

The School and Township funds Of this coun-
ty will be ready for paying out by the Goth inst
IS days later than the usual time. 1t being
in many instances desirable that school dis.
tricts know the amount of funds they will re-
ceive, will make these statements: Last year
the tate and county funds together yielded n
net appoftonm, mt Of Sc cts and mills to each
youth. THIS year the State fund which takes
the place Of the State and county funds Of last
year will yield 81 eS.7l to each youth ~
Lest this should mislead, it will be observed
that il is not the entire sehoel fund that thus is
increased; but only the (ommgn Fund raised
by General Taxotion The interest on Sec I6
will be about the same az last wear except Fox
tp. The copy of apporlionment furnished
each township Treasurer and Clerk will show
what that was Allowance must slso be made
for local school taxes. From these data lit
tie "cipheripg" will show pretty nearly the
amount of funds each district will eceive.
Feb. 9, l854..-3l. F. S McKEAN,
Auditor.
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NolIee.


Susanna Sechrist. widow Of Michael Sc.
christ deed. Adam Sechrist. minor. Levi,
Fisher and Leah Fisher. his wife. AL Of COlum.
biana county, Ohio. will lake notice that a pc.
Iihoq was fled against them on the 9Th day
OF Jan'y, 1854, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county OF Carroll and State
Of Ohio. BY John Brinker and David Broker.
Administrators Of Michael Sechhst, deed, and
IS now pending, the object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain an order from said Court
authorizing and empowering said administra-
tors to complete a certain contract Of the said Mi
chael Sechrist with one Jacob Baughman made
on the llh day Of Nov, 85l, for the conveyance,
Of the following real estate situate in said coun
ty OF Carroll and in the township Of Augusta.
being bounded on the South by the farm Of
Thomas Jackson--on the West by the farm Of
William Jackson-on the North. by the farm
of Lewis Matthias-on the East by the farm Of
John Conlin, containing 30 acres, by executing
to said Baughman deed for said premises, up
on the payment Of balance Of purchase mon.
ey. Petition alleges that said Susanna Sc |
christ is entitled to dover in said premises
Application will be made for said order at the |
next term Of said Court.
MASON, POTTER, & WOODS.
Feb, Q, 1854 3..-pr fee S3. Atty's for Pet'r.
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Boessl's Column.
G. 4. BoE0gL.
Wholesale aha Rsiaii bfussi.t.
I'm. "a

czyTollon 0Aio,
' no has jnst received tery large sha ven 90
'se1ea iioes Of American, French, ard Ehrllsh
hemieias, Drug, Msdieines, OILS, Paints. Nr.
pisnes Dye stuis, Clsspwars, &e
sns'oek sd the best quality. sns ef De be-, a.
- ,se1ee sssortment ever offered 70 the nuklie.-
hys'fisns. Dealers, Dyers, snd eli sther, es. n.
psno sPon orders meeting prompt nusntlsn. ssa
upon the most Accommodations tsrm. a. 80
consists, in part. Of the 70 Owing srtiels - -
Hair Powder. genuine Glen. ,o.. ,o,,h =.
marrow Pearl Powder.
,s.r vi Spanish lily whits,
aH "sat ohs Chalk balls,
bsAu 2 = oh' Asbsstsr tab'sts. snd
CASTLE soap. sklu pu,vsss
DafOe' W fI egated MSakimis Afumstis palnt.
sop, Rosemary sOsP.
esFnish, Wssh balls,
Marking, sash, tooth, transparent Bss r.f d.
hair, nai flesh. shoe, Doube e extr.sts. 6.S
cloth, horse, and handkefehisfs.
Whits-Wash Brushes, Extract for eskss.
american starch polish.
Comhe'aa INK puddings,
''sno ei;,- M. Peach. lemon, nutmeg.
n I1'iI ~ rHung iluid, damass, rose, cologne.
-. S,os ana ack lnSs and cinnamon waters.
steel Pens' Quills,
JuY9I. 1883.
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DelltistrD.

H.&J.B. MORRIS 0 N respectfully IN.
nounce to the citizens of Carroiltol and viein.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU8ENYILLE, OHIO. d
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession. in The
best possible manner. Charges modests.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No l80 Fourth st., north Of Market,
Ohio.
They will visit Carrolton several times duriag
the year, Of which notice will be givsA.
June is. 1853.
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C..o - 81 David Morris, Decd.

Notice 8 hereby given, that the underslgn !,
have been duly appointed and quaNhea
Administrators on the 1,no1e estate 81 Dasiu '
IS, - Is deceased. JOHN BkOtnS, onor,s
,xl.s !1ss4--st. Administrators.
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FRAZIER AND DHcNNEN.

Wholesale Grocers No lit Market Street
Ste ubenyille, beg to call the attention of the
merchants of Carroll County to their stock OF
goods. which embraces, every article usually
kept IN such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention of buyers to their stock
OF Southern staples now being received and
which will be sold on small advance at cost
to either cash or prompt time buyers.
S.eubenville Feb IL, 1854. r
FRAZIER AND DRENNEN.
SUNDRIES.
1900 Bbls Plantation Molasses
goo Z" S. H. do
15o Syrup do
800 HID N, o. Sugar o
10 " Clarified do
100 Bbls Loaf do
so Crushed do
90 " Granulated do
10 Powdered do
100 Casks Rice
500 Bbls small SIS mackeral
30 Drums Cod Fish, Landing from
Ste amers Caledonia, Norma, Indiana, j. L
Avery andFrankln 9-tf.
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LAW NOTICE

JOHN II. BiRNHILL. AitOruy and COun
seiiOr at LaV and Solicitor ChaneerV, vii
auend TO all business entrusted to his care inl
the counties of Tuscarawas. Cnoll. Harrison
Coshoc.on, Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. OF.
fce in Uhrichsvils, Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
July ls, 1850.
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r. r. EcKLEr.
J. n. DAVI
ECkLEY q DAVIS,
JOIN Il TRIP.

n . u y y n I u \ "
Office up stairs in the frame building Oppo-
site the West door of the Court House, Car.
rollton. Ohio
EJ The services Of John A. Bingham Of
Cadiz, o is secured in all cases by the re-
tention OF the above.
Nov. 1858.
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H. MORRISON
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The State Of Ohio Carroll County, ss.
SAma,l Morrow
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Rothschild Outwitted.

When the Hebrew financier lived on Stam-
ford-hill, there resided opposite TO him, another
very wealthy dealer in stock exchange, Lucas
by name The latter returned one night very
late from convivial party he observed car
riage and four standing before Rothschild's s
gnte, upon which he ordered his own carriage
to go out of the way, and commanded his
coachman to await his return. Lucas went
stealthily and watched, unobservcd, the move
ments at Rothschild's gate. He did not lie IN
ambush long before he hearia party leaving the
Hebrew millionaire's mansion, and going to-
wards the carriage. He saw Rothschlld, &C.
c0mpanied by two mufled figures, step into the
carriage, and heard the word of command, " To
the CITY," He followed Rothschild's carriage
very closely. But when he reached the top of
the street in which Rothschild's Office was situ-
ated, Lucas ordered his carriage to stop, from
which he stepped out, and proceeded, reeling
tc and fro through the street, feigning TO be
mortally drunk He made his way in the same
mood as far as Rothschild's Office, and sans
eeremonie opened the door, 70 the great con-
sternation and terror Of the housekeeper, utter
| ing sundry calculations, in the broken accents
| Of Bacchus' votaries. Needless Of the alright
ell housekeepers remonstrances, he opened
Rothschild's private office, in the same stagger-
inr attitude and fell down fiat on the floor. Roths-
child and his friends became greatly alarmed.
Efforts were made 10 restore and remove the
would-be-drunkard, but Lucas was too good an
actor, and was therefore, in such fit as to be
unfit to be moved hther or thither. "Should
physician be sent for ~ asked Rothschild.--
But the housekeeper threw some cold water
into Lucas face, and the patient began to
breathe little more naturally, and fell into a
sound, snoring sleep. He was covered over,
and Rothschild and the strangers proceeded
uasuspectingly to business. The strangers
Brought the good Intelligence that the affairs in
Spain were all right, respecting which the
members of the Exchange were, for few days
previous, very apprehensive, and the funds
were, therefore, in a rapidly sinking condition
The good news, however, could not in the
common course of despatch, be publicly known
for another day. Rothschild, therefore, plann.
Ell to buy up, cautiously, all the stock that
lssoub 30 10 tho market, by twelve e'clceh ths
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

instructive love for the sorro wful-" Ghita, you
are unhappy! Can do anything for you ~
" No." was her answer, as she again pressed
my hand, and, gliding away, disappeared like
shadow in the street.
We were at Naples an hour after midnight; /;
but found it impossible to sleep. could think
of nothing save the story Of the volcanO-girl {;
for the substance of her story was evident--the
material details alone were wanting. after
wards learned the whole truth. A volume
might be filled with them; line will be suff.
cient. She had been betrothed to young man.
guide, who had perished during visit to the
volcano; she had gone mad in consequence
of gentle harmless madness in general; but
as few brutal people iIsulted her, she was
sometimes suspicious Of strangers. She gained
her living by selling ornaments of polished
lava, or by guiding travellers. This was all ;
but it was enough. l have kept place in my
memory for Ghita, whose acquaintance culti-
waited on other occasions. Isaw her once among
the ruins of Pompeii, where she greeted me
with friendly nod, but without referring at all
to our previous meetings--l mean in words
for at parting she gave rne handful Of wild
flowers, and then ran away without waiting fol
recompense.