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SLAVERY IN kANsAs-The following is an ex-
tract of letter. published in the st. Louis Re-
publican, of the oath ult, dated Whitehead,
Kansas Territory, March Is, 1855. 1t will be
seen that its author is bound to have slavery
in Kansas" Gov. Reeder and the rascally Yam
KEGS to the contrary notwithstanding. His de-
scriptiOn Of the latter, if not truthful, is anus
ing -" The course which Gov. Reeder has pur.
sued since he came into this country, has been
nything but popular, and this movement will
render him peculiarly obnoxious. Instead of
being frank, open and fair in his administ. alton
he has been reserved, close and tricky. But all
his man@uvres and wiles will react upon him
self and render him odious where he might have
friends. for Kansas Is bound to be Stare State
1t cannot be otherwise-Goy. Reeder and the
Emigration Aid Society TO the contrary. not
wthstanding. We have both the numerical
accident and fraud, we should now be beaten
the geographical, geological and agricultural
character Of the country will render it necessa-
rly So 1t is suited and adapted only TO slave
labor. Hemp will be the chief product, if not
the staple of the country, and all who have had
any experience know. that in its cultivation
slaves labor is indispensable. And besides, the
subjects of the Emigration Aid Society can he
yer get a foot-hold here. 1t is too expensive
for them. Rails and lumber have to be bough
at large price to build houses and fences with;
and to break the virgin soil will require an
I Low nf frrru fhraa 10 E,,,, I'LL
acre; so that the equipments and cultivation OF
farm will he beyond their reach They have
not the strength, nor the system of labor to do
mental work indeed they are not suited for
anything in n country like this. Even their
/ appearance is against them. Have you ever
seen any of them? / will draw you small
picture, which is acorrect portrait of them all.
From five feet seven inches to six feet high. Tor
rather of an indefinite height. for they double
up and stretch out to suit occasion}-sallow
complexion. lean and stingy. suspicious look
ing, nervous movements, presumptuous, inquis-
tive, cold and hungry. The skirts and sleeves
of their costs, and the legs of their pantaloons
too short. and their whole appearance forbid
ding. Such are the creatures who are being
deluded and shipped into this country TO suf-
fer and many Of them would have starved and
frozen last winter, but for the humanity and
generosity of those people whose institutions
they were sent here to Destroy
ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN INDIA. I'm Bangalore.
British India, not less than thousand bows
and young men are now studying the English
language. This kind of education is greatly
encouraged by the government, in almost every
part of India. Some of the young men have
become acquainted. through the English Ian
guagc. with the speculative objections to Chris
tianity; and it would not be surprising. if the
Gospel should fad some OF its most yirulent OPP
ponents among the natives who are thus edu-
Gated.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
hshed, and containing nearly dcu-
Bile the quantity of reading matter
In that Of the Fifty cents or Dol.
lar i'ubHcdfioaS. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF NiARRI-
AGE, and the secret infir,nities
and disorders Of youth and matu.
rity,resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mentaI
powers ; observationson marriage,
it's duties and disqualincations, s;
their remedies with ii.bor-,,,hc
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TIE NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL
Of Agriculture, Science and Art,
Tobe devoted lis indicates TO the increasing
tere It's of the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader.
IL viii be Il large quaro form and contain
32 Columns of Articles.
Orsina and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch Of popular interest belonging TO such journal.
sciUbe Neutral in Politics and Religion. rcserving
the right to question knarcry in the one and dndticsm
in the other, while IL will commend honesty In both.
Ahie correspondents will be secured 81 every point
where the successful improvements i'll any pursuit.
be readily adopted here. Occasional Illustrations will
be given Of Inventions of practical benefit as weas il
Illustrations of rural Architecture, Gardening, &c., with
portraits and Biographies Of OF our most eminent
men, to supply which, arrangements have been entered
nto with Artists Of ability at the East We shall
deavor TO present to readers the latest inf.rmato
and the most entertaining and Instructive articles upon
AGRIcULTu'L PURSUITS scientific RESEARCH.
MECHANICAL ARTS. EDCcATIoN.
LITERATURE. GENERAL NEWS.
FIRESfDE ECONOMY. LADIES' PORT Folio.
WIT AND HrMoR. YOUTHS IMPROVEMENT.
SABBATH READING. GENERAL MISCELLANY.
Ali of which will doubtless form paper Of value 10 all
In the North West.
TERMS, 81 per year In advance. Single copies five
cents. liberal discount made to Clubs, follows:
Five Copies, to one address, ..................S
zen, do .......................... II
rory, no.. 90
Invariably in advance.
Office at the Junction Of Third, Bench and wabashaw
AUESON DAYTON.
March 1885 ftf
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The above scheme has been got up express pur-
pose OF raising funds TO procure the Town Clock great
number of applications have been made before this
get cut.
All letters from the country promptly ate ended to- The
drawing numbers will be published after it comes OF.
audit Is expected 10 be drawn about the LIST of April.
All the watches and every other article, have been Sc
lected from the most eminent makers. will be seer,
above, and every article put the Eastern price,
For Tickets, apply to w. ILLlNGWORTH,
Watch Maker. Cor. Jackson & 5th street,
March 6-dGTtf Saint Paul.
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HAMLlNE UNIVERSITY.
TO BUILDERS: :

PROPOSALS will be received for the erection Of suit.
able Building for the Preparatory Dclartment The
Hamiine University Red Wing. Building be com
pleted before the 3Oih day Of June nexr. ProHs-
ais must be handed in TO the Office of Brown Fletcher.
by the 18th day Of April next. I'm ST. PAM and At the
Hamine House. Red Wing, by the Hath. Plan and spe-
cifications can be cen at the above places.
d. BROOKS,
Z. r. HOYT,
PARKER PAINE,
Executive Committee Of Board of Trustees.
March %. IDAW till April l4th.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Paul, March 13

QO0O BUSHELS SEED POTATOES, of choice varie.
oOOO ties. will be sold at low price. Apply 10 LIZ.
NAN DAYTON, at his residence below the city, or 10
DAYTON & PACKARD.
81 pan1. March 13.
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE

MOULD respectfully announce to the inhabi ;ants O
!" Mendoza aud vicinity, that he has erected CAR
RAGE WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP the corner Of rst and streets, IN the town
o! MENDOZA, where weggvns and carriages OF the hes
quality Will always be found for sae end all descrptio,
OF Blacksmith work executed with dispatch. Ia
Mendoza. Ian DC. 1855 49,. .-.fl--I ~ yx1x
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PRIVITE MEDICAL TREATISE.
ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.

nj. B. LA CROIX, NJ. D. Albany, N. "
$50 Pages and 100 Fine Plain Colored ,hoc rapIs
and Plates
IL Price only Twenty Five Cent ST
E@Sent free OF postage to all parts of the UnoI.EE
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MARRIED,

In this city, on the LIST inst, by Rev. Mr.. Bradley,
Hon. James Beatty Of Itasca, TO Miss Eliza Faucet Of
st. Paul:
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SALTWATER ELECTION. - Mr.. John Fisher,
(dem) was elected Mayor of Saltwater on
Monday last, by maj. over Harvey Wilson,
ESQ.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
North Western Journal.
rHE NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL

VUNHE undersigned will issue about the 18th o
IL May, 1850, the first number Of Weekly paper t.
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GARDENER WANTED.

1UNO cultivate farm of $50 acres. within the CITY
IL limits, upon shares. Apply 10
DAYTON s. PACKARD.
paul. March IA
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Rich's SalaHMander Safes
WAKEFIELD l. BROWN,

A TTORNEYS AND COCNSELLORS At Law,
IN Homes St. opposite the WATSON House, Skakopee,
Scott county, n. T., will give prompt attention
business OF their profession in this and adjoining
ties Claims bought and sold. Information furnished
with reference to titles free CT charge.
J. y. WAKEFIELD. L n. BROWN.
Nov. -. 1854. (wly)
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Illinois Central Railroad.

gxIIlIUIS VSULTdl KSGlEICGu.
I'LL 81 y
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
and u; ter MoIday. Oc. 30b. 1864, Trains this
~ route viii in connection with the Gal.na and
Chicago Union railroad daily, Except Sundays fol-
lows: $3.50 -. 1850 u .a.-r
Leave Galena.
First Express and Mail Train at A. NJ. arriving in
3Chicago al $50 p. II.
Second Express Train at P. NJ, arriving in Chicago
at 2 A. NJ. next morning. Slid
Leave Chicago,
First Express and Mail Train al $40 A. NJ, arriving
in Galena If P. n. -
Second Express Train at p. I arriving in Gale,a at
e:I5 A. NJ, next morning.
No change OF Cars Baggage OF this roate.
Freight Trains leave Gaicna co $50 A. n daily, Tex
crrt Sun.ays.)
Freights way billed directly through TO Chicago, aid
without change OF cars.
}. 2. wYMAN, Superintendent.
Ccfnher IL N,ctF-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the first things in the
way of public works that should receive the at
iention Of the newly elected street Commiss on
er- of the First and Second Wards, is the i'm.
prov, ment Of the landing at the foot of Jack
eo.l a,nd Sibley streets. Private individuals
have done their duty in that quarter, and il
noS only remains for these two Wards of the
{ ~ to complete the work, and render the land
-ng one Of the best and most convenient be-
tween ii and ST. Louis.
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DIED..

March 18th, 1850 at his residence, KasOa, Blue
Earth County, Minnesota, in the 4Sth rear of his age
ARTEMAs FARMER, recently from Wisconsin.
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10 Farmers & Miifers.

SALMON'S IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN & GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
FHNHIS Machine took the first premium the Worlds
fair New York, also al the New York State Fair in
1852.
II has been generally introduced in The States. and IS
Acknowledged Ly all TO be far superior any
chino FOR Cleaning grain and grass Seeds is fast
persedng the Use Of all others.
Farmers invited to call and see this Machine be-
fore purchasing any other. For sale only by
NCCLOUD 4 BROTHER.
1yw Agents for the Territory.
Jan. 9. 1855 Near the head Third ST.
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real EStat


AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; Mon
IL ey loaned, investments made to the best advantage
and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ.,, Gov German,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ.,, Hon " WEIGH, Chief J US
Capt. A. De Peystcr, tice OF Minnesota,
Messrs. S. Thompson Ne Hon N Rice, Delegate to
phew, Congress,
Messrs. Williams & Guion. Rice, Honshead & Becker
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Law,
Joseph Patterson, ESQ., Pre- Borup Cakes Bank
inent Western Bank ers,
Messrs Drexe Co. Bankers Travis Rosser Esq, Secre-
IS Taylor & Co., tary Of the Territory,
IS Bingham Dock, (Ames & Van Etten, Atty's
&c Freed, Ward & Freed. at Law,
&c Sitsrs, James& Cos. Rev N Fullerton, Regis g
&c Baily & Co; Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq., Notary VIM Hocombe, ESQ, Rece'
Public; or S Land Office,
H. Messchert, Atty at Law, DR. I T Mann. --
James Kitchen, MD, NEW ORLEANS.
WIN. Stoever, Esq. <Messrs. Brown, johnson
yICKsBURG. Co., Bankers,
Messrs. Brown, 6 Johnson, March 9, 1855.
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PHONOGRAPHY.

''HAD Phonosraphy been known forty years ago. it
would have saved ME twenty years CT hard labor,
Thomes II. Benton.
ssSorie of students, not twenty years of age are
making more money from Photography than the Prnc-
pal OF the High School, after having given himself
more than twenty the professionalism Hart,
Principal of High School, Phi.d.
The unersgned wilt teach this beautiful and VERY
ful branch OF eceEce through the mail. He will give
FULL Instructions enable person to take down
q discourse with ease.
Gs-Terms-FlVE DOLLARS upon the recep! OF
which, post paid, the :ull system will to order.
Address D. L. BLACKBURN,
IsCrl's store, Maury Co., Tenn.
ANY newspaper, or other publication, giving this ad-
vertiseen two insertions, ncuding this rot!ce) and
forwarding copy above willreccive the Instructions e.
forcsad. March 2o-2t
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rs .There'are said to be a large number Of
Americans, engaged in the popular demonstra-
tion in Australia, of which wespublish in ano-
Their place some of the details. The N. Y. Ex-
press says -" A Yankee off in Australia is
just as much at home, tinkering constitutions,
and political platforms, and declarations of in
dependence, as he would be! at home, making
wooden buckets. rake handles, and washboards.
Such knowledge he has by intuition, and among
the miners. as might have been foreseen. were
many apt scholars. TIE resolutions passed by
the Reform League Committee at BalIarat,
scent strongly of Faneuil Hall and Bunker
Hill;
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A CONTRAsT.-Near the end of his days, the
licentious Byron wrote the following lines:

A CONTRAST.-Near the END OF his days, the
licentious Byron wrote the following lines:
scMy.days are in.the yellow leaf,
The flowers and fruit of love gone.
The worm. the canker and the grief,
Are mine alone.',
q Near the end of his days. Paul the aged .
wrote to a young minister whom he greatly
loved, as follows: @ am now ready to be offer
ed, and the time of my departure is at hand.
have fought good fight, have finished my
course, have kept the faith: henceforth there
is laid up for ME crown of Righteousness
which the righteous Judge shall give me at
that day." Is there not difference between
him that serveth God and him that serveth him
not? All experience, as we'll as conscience, an
swers-YES.
A LEAP FOR LIFE.-Immedately after the
breaking out of the fire last evening in Harri
son street. the person below rushed up stairs
to alarm the occupants in that portion of the
building, but SO rapid was the progress Of the
flames that they found their passage back cut
of. Mr. Sauer, his brother-in-law and the ser
want girl jumped cut OF the second story VIM
dow to the pavement below. and escaped with
slight sprains and bruises. Not SO fortunate,
however. was a man namedlHans Henry Getze
and his wife. who lived in the third story
Finding all hopes of escape by the stairs cut
of, and the flames rapidly spreading around
tneH, tney appeared at tDe IFOnI WinuON.
and by their frantic gesticulation, ATTRACTED
the intense attention and sympathy of the per-
sens who had collected in the street, below who
had called to them to jump out, and they would
catch them.
The woman prepared to leap forth from the
giddy height. 1t was a moment of fearful
thrilling interest to those below, who looked
on, eagerly desiring to save those apparently
doomed couple, but without power to aid them
The woman raised her hands and took the
fearful leap. In falling her clothes caught in
the tavern lamp, almost on a level with the
second floor, and hanging suspended thus for
moment, she fell and was caught by color
ed man beneath sustaining little or no injury.
The colored man was considerably hurt by the
shock. The husband followed almost imme-
diately after, but unfortunately not with the
same exemption from injury as the wife had
met. He fell upon his back, seriously injur-
ing the spine, even if his back is not broken
Baltimore Patriot.
A COMPREHENSIVE RETuRN.-Our friends the
Postmasters in New Hampshire, have generally
been very prompt and obliging in returning
our circulars with the blanks for election results
properly filled. Yet we must especially praise
the succinct and graphic return made by the
Postmaster at Exeter. In the ardor of his
"phelina,' which we can easily imagine to
have been immense, he disdained to express his
idea of the terrific rout Of his party in paltry
numerals, but concentrated the whole in this
burning sentence: "Erery thing gone TO the
n
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Special Notice.

hAYTON & PACKARD keep in their Once
II Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose Of
of price, &c, which will be open for the inspection OF
the public.
They also Issue from time to time. Circulars, de-
scrpve OF such registered property and all the lands in
their hands for sale; which, together with advertise
ments in the daily papers, and other of adver
Using, give TO the lands placed in their hands promi-
nence before the public which nsures their speedy
sale. dNwtf
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING from "a to So per cent. Upon unen-
numbered, Real Estate. Maps can be at their
Office OF oil the surveyed lands in AfinnesofG-also
those Of TOcn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the disposal of
Town Sites, Mil privileges aud Real Estate generally, G:
pTrdfe sale, or at auction and to the location OF Colon
les. Feb. 81. 1854.
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szIs' / hc Lucia got up steam yesterday af
t'rAoun 10 Try her machinery after its winters
rest. The Captain concluded meantime that
be- w"nld blow his horn,' just to cheer the
people If ST. Paul once more with the familiar
sound OF steamboat whistle. Quite a sensa-
ton was created.
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CroVeIa11 Garden and Nursery. :

Near the Half Trdg House bet,yeen 81 Paul and St.
II afiEuc 1 Anfh0ny. i4s ~ ~
KKyE have the pleasure OF Offering to the public The
w coming spring, choice lot OF Fruit and Orna-
renta Trees Shrubs, Roses Dahas, etc, also Garden
sni Flower Seeds, 10 large small quantities. &c
Feb. ., 1888. ~ L. n, FORD 4 co.
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PUTNAM For APRIL.--Howitz & Co., have the
April number Of this popular Magazine, and a
capital number it is, too. Its old reputation is
kept up to the highest mark. With this num-
Der, Mr.. Putnam ceases to be the publisher. and
the work passes into the ands of Messrs. Dix
and Edwards.
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MILO WISE AND GEORGE HARRIs.-Last night
two conyicts made their escape from the Pen
itentiary at this place. They were locked up
as usual. and the keys placed in the office. One
of the convicts with wire. the bail to his cell
bucket, succeeded in picking the locks OF bis
CELL as also in opening the outer door locks of
the prison. HI. then effected an entrance into
the Office. where he obtained the. keys to the
other cell, which he' returned and opened
Having appropriated some clothing belonging
to the men employed about the place, as also
supply of blankets. buffalo robes, DC, they
departed without even stopping to collect'back
wages. The whole affair was evidently con
Quoted in manner highly creditable to- the
skill Of Harris, who is notorious rascal. He
has served term at Auburn, N. Y, knows all
about the doings of the b'hoys from Maine to
Georgia. 1t was supposed at first by the War
den, that they were assisted by outsiders, but
careful examination of the matter convinces
him that this was. not the case. A reward of
$500 is offered for their return. Es-
st. Croir Union, Of Tuesday last.
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A QUANTITY of first rate Buckwheat, and Com
n Meal, for sale by p. li'-lI !
CASHIER, RIKcKLRY co.
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sss- The members of the g Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company" are requested to meet at
their usual place of meeting this evening, at
o'clock. for the purpose of taking into con-
sideration the erection of a suitable building
for the company's apparatus.
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Great Bargains In Land (!

les. Feb. 81, 1855.
Great Bargains In Land!
nAYTON PACKARD have always Oh hand from
II Fifteen TO Thirty Thousand Acres of Farming
Land, situated in differ parts the Territory Of
rious descriptions, which will be sold In quantities and
upon terms TO suit purchasers. Feb. 1855.
$500 Acres Of Land.
IN the immediate rcinify of st. Paul, for sale low:
II by DAYTON X PACKARD.
Dayton 4 lrvfne's Addition.
OGh LOTS in the above addition for sale at pri-
ASONI ces varying from $125 to $1,000; payments
easy. DAYTON 4 PACKARD.
LOTS on DAYTON'S BLUFF.
xNHIS Is high and commanding elevation, overlook
Il Ing the City and the surrounding country, for up-
words OF thirty miles, and is the most esi able loco-
ft0n Tor pr1rafe residences within the city limits
SPLENDID STORES l. LOTS.
STTUATED in the business portion of the City, for sale
- at a great sacrifice. DAYTON & PACKARD.
KANSAS TERRITORY PROPERTY.
QSO LOTS in the Cities OF Leavenworth, Kickapoo
Atchson and Osawkee, for sale low; also, property
in other parts OF the Territory. DAYTON PACKARD.
st. Paul, Feb. ~, 1855. dSwtf
FARMS FOR RENT.
= FARMS Of rich and well broken land within OK
erwise, TO competent Farmers Some the Farms have
fine dwelling houses, barns, &C., upon them.
DAYTON PACKARD.
st Paul, March IS.
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Cheap Cash Store.
L. G. Dayton. e. w. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents.

Office at the junction of Third, Bench and St. Anfko
ny Streets, near the Posf-QEce.
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TUE LuELLA.--Capt. Boyce requests us to
state that the Lucia is bound TO leave for Red
Wing tomorrow at II o'clock. This will be
most excellent opportunity for those who are
anxious to get down the river They will no
doubt find boat in readiness at the foot of the
Lake 10 carry them forward on their Journey.
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A QUIET SABBATH.-We do not recollect hay.
ing ever witnessed in Louisville the obscrv.
ance of the first day Of the week, so much in
accordance with the spirit of sanctity and quiet
that should ever characterize ii, as on yester.
day. The various drinking saloons were closed
and good order prevailed where hitherto the
bcastly revel of intoxicated men has been mos,
conspicuous. For the very thirsty, the bar.
rooms Of the different hotels afforded ample &C.
commodations. But there was, comparatively
no drunkenness and disorder yesterday. The
city is TO be congratulated upon this improve.
ment in its nOraiS.-LonisciIie Courier -F