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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
mARBELIzED IRON nANTELs.

mARBELIZED IRON mANTELs.
THIS magnificent style Of Manei Is fast taking the place
of all other descfpons both account Of It's sape
beauty richness durability, and pare euaTiy It's ehsap
While their Is only about asf that Of The real
arble they indeed exceed the former In beauty have
eperior ustre, less liable 70 soi much easier
spi eeAn and FAR exceed marble in durability, and are, a.
ne same time, less liable to break.
The undeFsgned agents for the manufacturers, wal
Lithgow Co Louisville, KY, and viii farnish thea
their patrons and The pubc generally, With crates sum-
sr pieces, and every ling complete; sn5 v srpsF-
naend their putting Up. STEWART OWEN,
stove Dealers and THvsre Manufacturer,
marsO-dAuu Na. 81 asrtss street
NEGROES WANTED.
hom 10 70 90. Also, Two good cArpsnssu and Briei
Mason. tseP2il REEs w. PORTER.
FOWLER & NORTON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERcHAHTs,
AND
Agents for Illinois Central Railroad,
ssrsi-tsn Cairo, IlIinoi..
WATTS, GIVEN & CO.,
Receiving q Forwarding Merchants,
PADUCAH, Ky.
HAVING larFs nes and sabstantai wharf Boat al
H Goods entrusted 70 care HhA Be fofgaTdsd VIA
proaptasss ana dsspasrh- isse-diy
FEARK, DoNEGAN CO..
Cemmlssien a Forwarding Merchants
EEw oRLEASs
fhas Fesrn, Wa. ?. Assood,
JAs- J. poasgAe, A. n h'PGiaA
sspsS. issI,-sf
NEW FLoUR DEPOT.
ofco Of the AHshvils City Mills. corner Of colisss
Aaa Spring strssts
@ HAaoND CO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

scHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS q CO,
nFrErsEr AM DKaLKEs
Drugs Paints, Oils Eyes, Perfumsry, &c, &C.
40 William Street. New Ncrk.
THvTE the aienlon of the trade 20 their large and
ricd stock % Drugs. Paints Oils PeSfnmery 4e, Ae.
Ia addition their regular rpoTaiicns % staple Drpgs
they arr recrying drrst frou the % proe
ton and manuf4cture. supFles % Tosh, HAIR and Nal
Brushes BFonEes CoFks, MorArs Epohges, Ereneh and
Engsh PerfameryL haas kNtnact and many ether artcss
usually euhrsee In Dfngsists' stOeks Which they Ao
enabled 20 eeeF on the mast aaEantareoas terms.
Orders, either In person OF BY mall vii receive propt
uentiou. Is8-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

LRESH LIME JUICE-soId by
j spr2S @. W. HENDFRSHOTT.
CNONGR s>SS WATEU. Lexington Mustard,
~ raned genuine, pure Brandies and Wines for medical
purposes. Sold by q. W. HENDERSHOTT.
CIWPSON a VOLGT'S Aromatic NchiC-
- dam Schnapps, said 10 be a very good medicine,
for sale by G. W. HENDERSHOTT.
OWEDISH LEECHIS-soIdb bv
- apr2s G. W. HENDERsHOTT.
CTONE WARE-FOr saeby
- ar28 G. W. HENDERSHOTT.
CYRENGES of almost every kind.
- apr2s G. HENDERSH0TT.
DURE Distilled Rose Water.
npr2s G. W. HENDERsHoTT.
A FINE ASSOR RTNIENT Of Perfumery and Ex-
n tracts various kinds; also the best quality Of Cologne
For sale by lapr2sl G. W. HENDERSHOrT.
WINDOW GLASS-various sizes for sale low by
w apr2s G. W. HENDERSHOTT.
NEW DIEIED PEACHES wanted bv
~ d. d. nICKEY,
anglo on No College street Nashville
RUCK WHEAT FLOUB-5O bags just received
ID and for sale by ID. d. DlCKEH.
novel BAG
GLA$SWARE-2O0 boxes quart Fasks;
u 100 do ! pint do; in store and
or N ale by [jy2l W. IL. GORDON co.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
TWENTY FIVE prime Cheese;
One cask extra Sugar Cur d Reef
One cask extra Sugar Cured Hams;
One lot extra Beef Tongues:
Received this dag by VESSEL THOMPSON
aup2S
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

N. RHODES, NJ. T. HAGEN, w.R. CAsON,
Late Of Tenn. Late Of AGshUiVe. Late Of Columbia
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
The Hand Organ.
ny ELolsE vlLLErrE.

Hush! bark! Draw your breath light.
ly.;very lightly! There's music some,
where. List! do: you not hear it? ]
know tbs but the music Of hand organ;
but is there need OF giving utterance to
the words SO scornfully, fair lady?
Sit here. lady Emma--here on this
low ottoman by the raised widow Silver
hands hold back the heavy folds Of the
satin curtains. but the rinhly wrought lace
ones are suffered to fall in light waves to
the soft yielding carpet in which your ii.
ny foo: lies nearly buried. or in every
coming Of the breeze to sweep in huge
white pillows around your peerless form.
You are very beautiful lady Emma, re-
clining On the low ottoman, robed in soft
white muslin, listening to the low, rich
tones of the hand organ, that come swell
| ling in atthe open easement; VERY beau.
tiful-fairer than any dream; but you
must lei no one know that in the beauti.
full casket IS enshrined n heavenly gem;
you must let no oneeyen, dream that YOU
possess soal ..... \ .
1t is a sad tune that comes wailing
| from that organ, and the notes steal down
into the heart, and stir the deep waters
that have lain so still-motionless-wave.
less for so long time. ~: +
II is hard to keep back the fast. coming
tears. Press the lips closely--let The
snowy eyelids sweep over the deep blue
orbs-fold the white arms tightly above
the heaving breas:-let no one know. lady
Emma. how heart rending are the strains
Nthat arise from hand organ. !
Hark! The ruby lips may unclose
YOU can unfold the. arms-you can
raise the blue veined eyelids; a, merrier
strain strikes lighter on the ear.
|, You can smile now, lady Emma-you
can convers in your own sweet Joyous
tones, il you choose. +, 81.
Sill silent?--no word, not even a par
ting Of the lips-not glance Of the
dimmed eye? All. lady Emma peerless
in your beauty, as You value the opinion
Of the world, never let il know the music
Of hand organ affected you to tears
Never never. 1+.# + - .s...
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
fahoNo0RAPhY.

Had Photography been known forty years
ago, It would have saved me 20 years Of hard
labor.--t Hon. Thomas IL Benton. '4
Some OF our students notSyet 90 years OF are
are making more money by Phone graphy, than
TIE Pr,ncIpal Of the gh School, alter having
gwen himself for mole than t%enty years 70
ms P,oiession.'.-lJ' hn s. Hart, Principal Of
the High School, Phi lade .phia.
THIS beautiful system Of short hand taught
!hlongn We mail, ~ WV. EeBs. Phonogiaph-
ic teacher, Providence. Rhode island. NJ rns
.oi course 81 twelve lessons, including full
explanatory cor e. tons o oil exercises, e5.
Any nt@spaper, periodic a., &c, wing
nv. .ni aavestlssment two insertions, including
this noiic /, and forwardings COPY as above,
will receive the leikOna. Il.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
>.xnELaBoLp's n Chilly CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 1ucH


,~HELMBoLp's n GnLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu
For diseases Of the bladder and i dneys, Sc.
cret diseases. STRUCTURES, weaknesse,, and
y all diseases OF the sexual organs, whether
i'm male or female, from whatever cause hey
may have originated, and no matter Of Low
long, standi"g. II .- 10
II you have CONTACTED the terrible disease
whr h, when once seated in the SYSTEM. y il
surely 20 down from onefeneTaiion 10 sfoth'
rr undermining the constitution and sapptHg
the very vital fluids Of life, do not tfnSt your.
S. Ives in the hands o. qnaeks, who's artur
every day in a city like this, and fill tie pa.
pers with glazing false hoods, too we'll caltu.
lated to deceive the Young, and tho'e not nc
quainted wi b their tricks. You cannot be
too careful in the selecton Of remedy 10
these cases., T.. Y III I'LL.
The Fluid Extract Bnchu has been pro.
nounced by eminent physicians the greates,
remedy ever known. III rs a medicine per.
fectly> please MT il its taste, and vtrv innocen,
in is action, and yet so thorough that il In.
>nihiIates every pat Gle Of The rank and poi
sonous virus OF this dreadful disease; and Oh.
like other remedies, does not dry up the dis.
ease in The blood. .. l.s.~t f. f.
Constitutional Debility, brough, on BY SELF
abuse. a most terrible disease, which has
brought thousands Of the human race % i'm.
timely graves, th,ls blasting the brilliant hopes
Of parents. and blighting III the bud the glo
rious smbititn OF many q noble youth, can
be cured by this lnfalllble Remedy And o.
a medicine which must benefit everybody,
from the simply delicate 70 the confined and
despa ring invalid, no equal is 10 be found &C.
ting both as q cure and preventative. I h
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
Ths.Lit.ls Coffin.

Az We were passing along the stree
one day last week, we met lad carryin!
al empty coffin. His manner was YER,
aareiess, AMI no chill seemed 10 have
erephover the group, Of children atoun
MINT They were all as unconcerned is il
life was only q pleasant dream; as if be
You'd the confines OF this world there wa.
aao:her and an endless existence. Il .
\ Itis no. strange that they should be
come MnliliasiScl withthe scenes, as they
witness them almost daily--tlat such n,
incident should thrill their young: hears
with naIneless drea !. Blu. the seen,
aroused in our mind long train o
thought, which neither the genial sunlight
the bland breeze, nor the din and confu
sion Of active lie could wholly dispel,
We knew that SOME. home had beer
larkened BY the grim presence Of death
tha: some household band Lad been bro
keu--.hst some spirit had felt the crush
Jag weight Of bereavement. A child ten
Derby loved. no doubt, had fallen vic
tim to the destroyer; the glad laugh, Tho
merry prattle, and the bounding step o
health woald Big heard in that dwelling
no'more; TIE feeble wall Of sickness wal
hushed-:he agony Of the sufferer wa:
over. That childish form, shrouded' il
the, cerements Of the grave, would soor
be the sole tenant Of the empty coffin
And only the All-Seeing and the white
robed angels would watch over the toni
Of the littlc sleeper. n
Thus we unused. mournfully. but a
length more cheering reflections came
with aIsweetand soothing influence. ",
remembered that ages ago, the Saviour
had blessed little children and declared
that Of such was His Kingdom. Il
We thought. in mercy lie had takel
this'child from earth. ere. il had struggled
with many trials, and been stained with
sin. I, is our belief that the unfettered
spirit SCARED heavcn-ward, and folded III
clerub wings before the throne Of God
There it sings the song of praise and
roams the fair fields Of Paradise. Their
.let US no: mourn for those who are ear
ly called from our midst-let us rathea
rejoice tina! they have been SUNNI oned &c
the better land. "--Et. II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05

How 70 go II. go it strong in YOU
praise of the absent. Some Of It will b
sure TO get around. I'll
Go it strong when you make love TO /
pretty widow. More people have erred
BY toolittle than by too much in this par
ticular.
Go i strong when taking up contribu
tons for . charitable purpose. II vii
pay.
Go i strong when you make q public
speech. Nine persons out Of ten never
take any allusion unless ii cuts like shor
handled whip or q rhinoscerous cowhide
Go il strong when you advertise. Bus
mess Is like architecture lit. Is best sup
port are fill columns.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
Original Novel by n. p. Willis.
THE HOME 30 uRNAL 70 r 1850.
iew and Brilliant Serte.

,H New and Brilliant Series.
On the fifth Of January next. the first nun
Ter q the new series fer 1856, >of this well
| known Family NeWspa ser viii be issued,
| with new Tyre and new sttraclions: the prin-
cipal enc is OF tie kind VII CHI has been prov.
ed, yboth American and ana European pc.
I ridalcals, 10 be the most acceptable and pep.
ular, viz: A novel in ser al numbers. The
title Isl: 'Pp4ff'6ne, or Parts ~ Life Eis.
untOLr+srA Novel, BY N. p. Willis. Ia cd.
diton TO this new feature, A series Of orginai
sketches, songs and ballads BY g. p. Morris
AID an original npyelttte.n verse, fouhd.d
upon fac, called Tie Story Of Q Star BY J..
NJ Field, are among The Inducements for new
subscriber to commence with the first number
OF :he year. Resdes The ntrlbulions ana
| Iabo Of the editors. the Home Journal will
| contain the fureign md dome site correspon-
dence Of . large Is. Of contributors. the spice
| Of the European magaz mes, the Selections u
the notwithstanding publications Of the day
the brief novels, the ptquant stories. ihe
sparkling wit aid amusing antcd0te, the
| news and gossip OF the PaIisian papers. the
PERSONAL Sketches o public characters, the
s irring scenes Of the world we live in. the
chronicle Of the news for ladies', the fashions,
the facts and out ints Of news, the pick oil
English information. the wit, hunlor and pn.
ilCs oil tie times the EST ys on life. literature
| society and morals. and the usual saf ETY. oil
careful ohoosings from the wilderness Of En-.
| glish periodical literature, criticism, poetry,
&C. We need rot remind our readers Thai
we have also one or two unsurpassed CORE s.
pondenta in the fashionable society Of New
York, who sill live Us cary news Of ever,
new feature OF style and eleganc among The
leaders Of The gay wcrld.
u. q n r.. - =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
Row in Cleveland.

There was row in the 'Plaindealer Of
fee yesterday;--Leader.
A lie Of the lowest order, and the edi
tor ofthat paper knew it to be such when
he penned Plaiadeqler. i. 1 f.
Keep cool! Keep your hair in curl
friend. You're sold, and you may a,
well take it easy. We now say agar
that there was, and is, a row in the plain
dealer Office. We did no. say whether il
wasa row of corn, arrow Of trees, or
row Of pins, but we will now say it was
row--of type. Leader. IT = ~. /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
PROFITABLE EMPL oYMENT.

Agents wanted in every county and town
IN the United States, and Canadss, Ia. dis.
pose Of the most Important MEDICAL BOOK
ever ise6ed. Tile pr, IS III the Eastern Giles
Soy, al er q critical examination Of the work
That u should be in The hands Of every NAL,
and female, married OF SINGLE .Iri fact,
g Philadelphia paper says. ne work d
perfect physicisn in itself, because Il riyes q.
cipes for he cure Of the prevalent, diseases
subject 70 the whole human family, EhAr.
getic agents WIN have Teen In ne businsss
but two mouths hayecleared tii,y doila 4 a. =
month, and two on tie w estern n yers. nave
made double that sum-. Persrns edesira, - ~
bee. ming Agents, b, enclosing 81. win ~ IS
ceiye copy Of the work, which is wnl,h Is
with prln'ed ins'nactio q liz N 10 81 az AZ I "A
succeeJin me sale 81 Tie same. me- : lT w
commssissians 81 ire Boob re are 4 IA N.
ieF strong Inducements q aesnis q enter into
y Il I.11pEE2ASpss / Co., pJSII,s.,,,
Ne. 10 West stzees, Nav Yost.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
HELMBoLD's HionLY CoscExrAArED +.
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.

Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
For puri flying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess Of mercury, exposure
and Imprrdence in life, hronic constitlt
: iiOnal diseases, arising from n impure state
Of the blood, aad the only reliable and 81.
fectt" known remedy, for the cure OF stro.
fula, salt iheupl, scald head, ulcetalions Of
the throat and legs. pains snd sNelllngs Of
the bones tetter, pmples on the face, and
all scaly eruptiens Of theskin. III
This article is NOV pr sc'ibed by some Of
the most distinguished hysicians in the ctaun-
try. and has proved more efficient III practice
than any preparation OF saIsnFarilla yet offer
ed TO tie pub IT,! Several cares Of secondary
syhtlis, meIcuIeal and scrof ions diseases have
entirely recovered III the incuTahle wards o
our public institutions which had ioi many
years resisted every mode Of treatment that
fould be devised. These cases furnish str
King examples oil the salutary effects Iof Ills
medicine in alresling some Of the most inyei.
erate diseases, after The glands were de-
stroyed, and ihelbones aiIeadva fleet ted.
NoTIcE.-L~tfers fiom responsible physi-
clans and ptofe. sors Of several Medical Col.
leges, and certificates nf cures from patients
will be found accompanying both prepara
tons. RI
PaIcrs: Fluid Extract Of Puchu, st Der
bottle, or bottles for S5. Fluid Extract sar.
sapsrilla, 81 per bottle, or s bo,tos flr IS;
equal in rengthto one gallon Of syfup 81
sarsapaIil
Prepared and sold by II. r.. NELMpotp.
Chemist. 263 Chestnut street, near the q ,rafd
House, ,Philadelphia.
TO be hal Oh Nc COY 4 JONES, Buffalo,
Va. and Of Druggists and Dealers every
where.
All letters directed 10 the p. opsietoy D.
Agent receive immediate attention.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
prophettss Of: Napoleon.

Abbott,fiu hisFhighly entertaining His
tory aad Life of Napoleon, relates that
while he was al s.. Helena, dragging out
his last days under most miserable and
detestable state Of British tyranny and
oppression, he made use Of the following
very remarkable language while in con.
.versation with O'Meara, upon the present
and future policy Of Russia and tho Eu.
ropean Governments generally Iii al
most superduous Ito add that this work
!. was published long before the commence.
nient OF tho present war in Europe:
'au the course Of q few years, Russia
will have Cons,ansinople, the greatest part
Of Turkey and all Greece. This / hold to
be as certain as Il il had already taken
place. Almost oil the Cabling and fiat
tsring which A!cxander praetised toward
me was to gain my consent TO effect this
object. j would mot consent, foreseeing
tia: the equilibrium Of Europe would be
destroyed In thenattral course ofthings
in . few years Turkey must fall to Russia.
The greatest part Of her population are
Greeks, who, you may say, are Russians.
The powers it would iRjure, and who
could oppose. it, are England, France,
Prussia, and Austria. Now as to Aus.
tria, il will be very easy for Russia TO en-
gage her assistance by giving her Seryia
and other provinces bordering on the
Austrian dominion reaching near TO Con-
stantinopic. The only hypothesis that
France and England will ever be allied
with sincerity will be in order to prevent
this: But even this alliance will no:avail
France, England and Prussia united, can
not preventit. Russia and Austria can,
ut any time, effect ii. Once mistress Of
Coustantinople, Russia gets all the com.
merce Of the Mediterranean, becomes d
great naval power and God knows wha.
may happen She quarrels with you,
marches off 70 India seventy thousand
good soldiers, (which TO Russia is moth
ing, and i hundred thousand canaille,
Cossacks and others and England loses
India. Above all other powers, Russia Is
mostNto be feared, especially by England.
Her soldiers are drawer than Il . Aus.
TRANS, and sho has the means Of raisinc
as many as she rlcnscs. In bravery, the
French and English soldiers. are tho on.
|, ouss I, be compa:ed 70 them. All thi,
] foresaw. i zee into futarity further
than clhers, and 1 wanted 70 establish .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05

conry,s LADY,s book FOR 1850.
81 yolumei The Pioneer Magazine!
E.o,eiollv devoted 10 ne sents ef The Ladies'
"A ef Aaisvsca.
Il be,e this Magastne = taken in house.
- : M i wanted. 20 il comprises all that
could bs obtained BY iakirg three otnsf Mag
azines. E97E
80 ana very interesting story will BE-
...n.r..,,c4a IA Jsnusry, By MIR on Hatland,
eo '.sa. n Atone and Hidden Path, two
$500. IN, IN ,c created an immense sensation
= IN II M world AIo--Miss Virginia =
:rnwlsend viii commence instbe February
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ST. iies by On English authorese. now "
make wax fowss. and frults-.~ I'm engtaflnss
Tie nurse andfthe nurstIy. How y make
fbanre.. Troubles Of on Englis ! nousek. epe',
Win enTfsylngs--to b. copied by the learnet
on speI 10 n colortd. Maternal counsels 70
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her ealth, thenlproSrsperit Of her mind eng
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illuminating windows md lamp sbades, Mi'h
Ell rawlings. Poetry and kltory>t fng.r
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each No Godey,s splendid steel engYayngs!
One hundred paleS Of residing. Godey'schal.
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wreaths, nnant,ilas, walking dresses, riding
habits, boys clothing. capes and cioaks Of fur
| ID season, cfotehet and netting work print.d
| III colors, drawing es>ons for youth. 1000 dc
signs, music, S. worth Is given every year.
| the nurse and the nursery, with full instiuc.
1 lions; Cooley invaluable recipes upon every
subject.
We would advise all who intend 10 sub.
EscIibe t1send in their elderssoon, Tor ii we do
no: make duplicate stereotype plates il will
be difficult, 10 supply I & demand. We ex.
pect our list f7l65j will reach 100000 CO.
pies. I he best plan IS suts,r bing is 10 SEND
| your money direct 10 the publisher. Those
who send lagc amounts had better send
diafls, but notrs will answeF If drafts fannoi
b. p, occurred. Leii.rs had better be registered
Ill oiily costs five cents exile, and their safe
49,, ,ft.t faH i
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-05
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Mrs, sou,by Gays she would whip tina
,ldest boy others; but he Is 90 cunning
The other day he fried one Of his stock,
ngs with a beefsteak, for which he shoulc
nave been whipped, but, as Mrs. souibs
observes, che Is SO cunning" YesterF
lay, he got hold Of Mr.. Viaegas's hen
;anary, and, ito ke;p her from falling
backwards. ms the urchin alleged. pluck
ell her tail feathers out-rather queei
prescription too. u is not necessary fol
ia to say tina. Mr.. Vinegar swore round
y at that improvement. ..t r.
: The last we saw of Vinegar; he wa.
skiing Of DR.. Briggs how much arsenic
it would take to abate a nuisance abou
six years old9 What Vinegar meant By
his, time alone can determine. j.. y.