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CATTLE MARKET.

New York, July 13.
BEEvEs--These are sold by the head at a
price equal to the value per pound Of the
estimated weight of beef in the quarters.--
The hide tallow or "fifth quarter is not
counted in this market. 1t is in Boston.
The price to day per pound will average
near lie.
First quality 1IallIc.
Medium l0a1o@c
Poorest 9a94c.
But few sales over 12 or under 10c.
VEAL CALvEs--The rate at which such
Calves as are fit to eat sell for all the Year
round is from to 7c per ID, live weight.
A class called "kittens"- that is, calves
from one to six days old, sells from l,25 to
3a4 dollars each.
Another class called "grass calves" gen
sold at four TO six months old, brings 8 to 8
dollars.
A good fat Veal often brings 90 to 80
dollars.
MILK Cows--The price Of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price of horses.
Ordinary Cows, 95a3o; good fair cows
55a4o; extra quality with calf. 45a5o dol
lars.
SHEEP & LAMDs--Common sheep, 5,ooa
4 5; extra Sheep, Gas, Lambs 2a5.
SwINE-Wesern Hogs, corn.fed, lar ee.
Ist quality, 6aG4c live weight, and 9a8Jc
dead weight; small size do. 5ga6c live
weight, 74asc dead weight; Wesern Mas
fed, none; Wdstern still fed none; New Y ork
St,te still fed, dead weight, 7aac; live
weight 5fa64c; New York State. small size
prime for market retailing, none.
DIARRHGA.--A day or two ago gentle
man mentioned in our Office very simple
remedy for the diarrhea. 1t is simply
dried peaches. Put handful of them in
your pocket and eat Of them occasionally.
We have tried it since, and so have num-
Der Of our family, and found them speedy
cure. We presume it may be necessary to
commence with the cure in the early sta.
geS Of the complaint So says the Wabash
Express,
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As spring snd Summer Medicine, Carriers Span.
ish Mixture stand pre-emnent above all others
Its sngularly eiicacious action on the blood; its
strengthening and vivfyirg qualities; its tonic
ton of the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescription; its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
Der ofcures testified to by many ofthe most respect.
able citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a.
bout it.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical Of its benefits.
~ See advertisement (April IS 4w)
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0rHALSEY'S FOREST WINE AND PILLS
DR. Halsey has produced Wine from certain
plants growing wild in our forests and fields whih
readily cure many OF the worst forms of disease.
This Wine together with the Forest Pill, founded
on the same discovery now for the first time
been cured by them have spread their fame far and
near, and the great demand for them is now the mo-
tive for making them public, that all may know
where to procure them. 1t frequently occurs that
patients return before finishing the first bottle, and
report radical change IN their health In nearly
eveiy case the success of these medicines has been
complete.
Two or three bottles with box of the Pills are
warranted to cure the worst forms of Dyspepsia and
habituate costiyeness. Two bottles with a box OF
The pllshave always been found TO cure Erysipelas
Piles and all humors Of the skin. Nervous Disor-
ders and General Debility are reived at once by this
Wine lone, and two or three bottos cure the worst
cases
The Forestwine is delightful remedy for the La
dies not so much because its flavor is pleasant but
that its medical properties are peculiarly adapted to
the female constitution, in producing vigorous
blooming health
Retail Establishment and General Depot is now
open at Ga Walker street, I'd door westfrom Broad.
way.
Price. Forest Wine; 81 large bottle; Forest Pills,
25 cents per box.
s1-For salo by J. Beall, druggiet, Cadi2 Sm
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w. II. WATSON.
Secretary Of the 0. X. Co

EEThe report of the Exploring com
mittee, of the "Ohio Kansas Association, .
came to hand too late for this weeks paper.
II will appear in our next.
We understand that the Company had a
very interesting meeting at Georgetown, on
sast.Saturday. The report Of the committee
WAS read. and a large amount of other i'm
portan. business transacted.
The stock holders are particularly reques-
led to notice the cali of the Secretary in to.
days paper.
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Notice.

The members of the Ohio Kansas COM
pany. will pleas call and pay in the Balance
Of this Stock, on or before the 1st of Au.
gust next, which is $l5 to the share OF
those that paid their first assessment, and
$50 on those that have paid nothing
Please call on the Secretary.
By order of the Board,
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MR. JoLIFFE.-We learn by the Cincin-
natl Commercial that although Mr.. JolGe
was waited upon at Barnsvilie. on his recent
visit to South Carolina, by mob headed
by can ex Mexican Captain, and candi-
aate for high Sheriff of che county," and
ordered to prepare himself forthwith 80
leave the State; that, before the threat was
carried out, the mob we're pursuaded to de-
sist from their violence by lawyer present
to whom Mr.. Joliffe had letters, and Who
was discovered in the crowd at the extreme
moment. Mr.. ]. was suffered to remain
without further insult or impediment in his
affairs. This is quite different from the
first report, and we rejoice in being able to
correct the statement Of so great an out
rage. As we understand it, the correction
is made on the authority Of Mr.. Joiilfe him
self.
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EEWe understand that the "Iouu
yJolks" of CadiE intend TO have epic mic"
at the Junction on to-day, (WeInesJ4y J
This one it is said will be far ahead of the
one given by the married ladies last week.
We shouldn't be surprised if it did.
Il is said that the marrssa gentlemen in
tend to have one at the sam, pace, some
Of these days; which for hilarity and fun
will eclipse all of its predecessors.
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EY Mrs. Cartharine Schooley, the larg
est woman in the world, we learn, died in
Sciota township, Piqua county, Ohio, while
sitting in her chair, on the 5th inst. We
learn that Col. Wood had life insurance
of Mrs Schooley, to the amount of twenty
five thousand dollars--ffteen thousand in
the companies of Hartford, Conn. and ten
thousand in Ohio Companies.
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NERVOUS DIsORpERS


Arc diseases othe mind as well as OF the body, are
usually brought on by troubles and aflliction, and
are most common to persons ofdelicae constitutions
aid sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy,
frighful Dreams and fearful anticipations of evil
from the slightest causes generally accompany ner-
yous disorders The Forest Wine and Pills are an
energetic remedy in these Aplaints,
e Xtract OF letter from Mr. Joseph G. Paulding,
dated Philadelphia, September 7th, 1913.
DR.. G. w HALSEY:
Dear Sir, your Forest Wine and Pills have cured
my wife of dread ful Nervous disorder, with which
she had been affected for many years. Her body
was almost wasted away. She was frequently dis
turbed in her sleep by lrighttul Dreams awakening
qlite exhausted aud covered with perspiraon, and
at times ubcrng under the deusion that something
dreadful was about to happen to her BY the use oil
four bottles oflhe wine, and box Of the Pills, she
IS now in perfect health She has regained hor flesh
and color, and enjoys society as We'll as ever.
]. q. PAULDING.
DR. DAVID MARVIN, accelerated practionerof New
York declared publicly, that one bottle OF Halseys
Forest Wine contained more virtues than fifty OF the
large bottles OF Sarsaparia, Messfs, S. s. bampman
81 Co.. ono Of the largest and mostrepectahIe rugg
lists in Syracuse in letter, says; "From what they
have heard and seen OF HPlsey's Forest Wine, il is
an excellent and good medicine, and will undoubt
edly become the leading medicine oithe day"
4 he Forest Wine isputup in large square bottles,
with DR.. Halsey's name blown in the glass 81 per
bottle, or six bottles for S.. Gum coated Pills. 25
Cents per box. Agents are authorized to retail as
we'll as wholesale TO on as favorable conditions as
the proprietor, No. l61 Dione ~, corner OF Hudson
N. York. Appointed Agents in Cadiz-John Beall,
and sold by Druggists throughout the State.
Nav 30 t8b5-.IUl.
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TbeLaw ofNewspapers.

2. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
sheeonirery are considered as wishing to continue
besr subscriptions
e. II subscribers order fie discontinuance of their
oriodicais the pablshermay continue TO send them
until all arrearages are paid.
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their pc
riodicals from the offices te whichIhey directed
they are ed responsible ill they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued
A. If subscribers remove TO ether places without
inloming the publishers, anu the papers are sent to
she f0ssner direction they are held fesDonslole.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
them uncaed ior is prima facia evidence of inten-
ionaI frnud
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RAI,T MARKET

BAIT. July 2l.-Wheat,-red 9a2, 10; white
2a2 20, being decline from s to 90 cents
from yesterday. Corn, white ll,o2 aI,O4,
yellow99a98; oats 48a5O.-Flour dull,
Howard st 1000, new city mill offered at
9.75.
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E1-We regret to learn Of the death of
PR. JoHN ANDERSON. Of Stock township. in
this county, which took place on last Sun
day, the 22nd inst. Mr.. AS disease was
typhoid fever. He was young man that
WAS much respected by all who knew him
Mrs. MARTAH, consert Of Walker Maxwell
Of Archer township, was buried on last Sun
day the 22nd inst,
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95-A New, LARGE ExrENslyEAND SUPERIOR STOCK
OF Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line
also, full and superior stock ofJewery, Mt shade
above Eastern prices, at the store Of Robert Coch
ran, Fourth et Steubenville. To these assort-
ments, the attention of Country Merchants and Ped.
lars is directed, as they will be sold at Bargains
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No OPIUM OR CALoNEL.-Most Of the
Cough Remedies Of the present day are
composed largely Of PanegOrie, Laudanum.
Morphine, or some other preparation OF
Opium, and that is the reason why so few
are benefited by them in the long rum
This powerful Narcotic palliaIes and eases
at frst, but all the while the Pulmonary
Disease is becoming more deeply fastened
on The Lungs. 1t also constipates the bow
els, disturbs the nervous system, and in the
end does mere harm than good. There is
one Cough Remedy, however, that is free
from this objection. We are assured that
DIR. Rogers Sprup Of LiverwOrth Tar and
Cauchalagua does not contain particle OF
Opium or any of its preparations. This eI'
cellent medicine does not "dry up cough"
but entirely removes il by subduing the
inflammation and ether causes which give
rise to it. When Tubercles are forming, if
checks their development and further pro-
gress: or if liberation has taken place, it
assists the Lungs in throwing off the cor
rupted matter. sooths the irritation, heals
the liberated cavities, and restores them
again to healthy action. This medicine,
therefore, is not palliative which only re-
lieves for the time being, but is thorough
curative, as it strikes at the very root of the
disease, and by removing this removes at
once and entirely all its remote and atten-
dant consequences. Try it.
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WALL PAPERS.

TIME subscribers are receiving their new sup.
ply Of Wall papers, which will comprise almost
every variety from common stock to the finest sat
in finish All of which will be sold at the lowest
cash rates.
Stnuhanville Feb, 2S, l955.lY
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EyAttenIion is directed to the adyer
tisements OF Rein Welch a. Co.

BLAoKBERRY WINE-As blackbetries are
very plentiful article ia some sections of
this county, we give our readers recipe
for making an excellent article Of blackber-
ry wine. 1t is as follows:- Measure your
berries and bruise them; to every gallon
add one quart of boiling water. Let the
mixture stand twenty -four hours, stirring
occasionally; then strain off the liquor into
q cask; to every gallon add two pounds Of
sugar; cork tight, ana let it stand until the
following October.
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NEW YORK MARKET

New YoRK, July 9I.-Flour a triae low
cr at s. 46a9, sc: Southern 1875; wheat a
triAe lower, westera white $50; corn un.
changed, Of, 81; pork unsettled; beef firm.
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Eg-At the Pearl mills, Allegheny city,

The Price of Wheat and Flour,
says the Baltimore Sun of Monday, is, Just
now, topic Of universal discussion. Con-
siderable of the new crop of wheat has ar
rived in the Baltimore Market, and on Sat-
urday there was decline of three or four
cents per bnshel, selling at 49, and 49,
and closing with dropping tendency un-
der the expectation of large receipts this
week. AS yet, however, little or no flour
has been manufactured and come into this
market, and on account of scarcity, the
price of that article is actually rising, whilst
the raw material is declining. Howard
street brousht-i0,i94 on Saturday: an ad.
vance of l2! cents. This of course, can
only be the case temporarily. With re-
gard to other sections of the country, we see
it stated that at Rochester, New York, some
two weeks ago while Genessee whe 1t sold
at 9, 70 per bushe, but on Friday Last 1t
brought only 1856 and 2.45. Canadian
wheat, during the same time, declined 10
to Q cents bushel. Flour, however, CON
tinued to he held athigh prices at Roches-
ter. Mlllers and farmers at Vicennes, In
diana, on the 81 inst, were closing con-
tracts for wheat at S bushel, deliverable
in 10 to IS days. The Vicennes Gazette
predicts that in August flour will be down
to $50 per barrel, in that place. and by the
first of January next to 4.50 or SIS.
AT Fredericksburg, Va, farmers generally
refuse to contract for the sale Of their wheat
a less than So. At Alexandria last week
the first sales of new wheat were made at
2.25. AT Nashville, Tenn, Tenn, wheat
is bringing only Goa70 cents, and Flour has
declined to 7a8 dollars. The Nashville
banner says some farmers are selling flour
Q dollars per hundred weight, but is not ad-
vised as to its quality. The St. Louis pa
pers note sales of new wheat at 1,23al ,35.
In nearly all the large commercial cities the
price continues to keep up at high figures.
This is attributed to the light supplies Of
light flour, but little new having yet come
into market.
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J. r. SLACK & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,

Market, aho''1 go. - o'tOAoAiSA9' c,.1'',
sa C keep ooas,aa, ssS $ on han% and G" for
oicol NJ, complete assortment Of School, lheoo-
and w. edical and Miscellaneous Boots, Writing
elc et appiug Papers, Plain and Fancy Stationery
low " ntry Merchants and others supplied at very
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Hollands German Bitters, prepared and sold by
DR.. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de-
served celebrity for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters have,
indeed, proved blessing to the afflicted who show
their gratitude by the most attering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself name that
competitors, however willy their schemes, seduc-
tive their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po
sition. See advertisement. April Is, 4w)
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GJrA pleasant epic mic" came off al the
junction on last Thursday, by the married
ladies Of Cadiz and SteubenViIle. Mr.. Nc
CURE and his lady. the gentemanly hos t
and hostess of the Parks House done all in
their power to make them comfortable -
Everything passed off pleasantly, and our
ladies returned home in the evening well
pleased with their ''pic nc."
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONNECTED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.

For Diseases oil the Bladder and Kidneys Obstruc.
tions of the Urine, Chronic Gononhma,
Strictness, elects, Weaknesses,
and all Diseases of the
Sexual Organs,
Whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and no matter of how
long standing.
III YOU have contracte the terrible disease, which
/ when once seated in the system, will surely 90
down FROM one generation to another, undermining
the constitution and sappng the very vital fluids OF
life, do not trust yourselfin the hands ofQuacks.
who start up every day in u city like this AMI fill
the papers with glaring lasehoods too we'll calcu.
lated to deceive the young and those not acquain.
ted with their tricks You cannot be too careful
in the selection Of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent Physicians the Greatest Remedy ever
hnown ltis medicine perfectly pleasant in its
taste and very innocent in its action, and yet so
thorough that it anninilates every particle of the
rank and poisonous virus Of this dreadful disease;
and, un like other remedies it does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY,
Brought on by self-abuse, most terribls disease,
which has brought thousands of the human race %
unmely graves thus blasting the brilliant hopes OF
parents and blghtihg in the bud the glorious ambi-
ton Of many u noble youth, can te cured by
this infallable remedy. And rs medicine which
must benefit everybody. from the simply delicate
to the confined and desparing invalid, no equali
to be found, acting both as a cure and preventive
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a-INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WELCH Il
CO., CADlZ, OHIO.
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In BUSINESS. see by the Mendoza
lnl.) Press, that Mr.. John Hastings, for
merly OF Moorefeld in this county,is success
fully engaged in carrying On the mercan-
aile business in that place. Mr.. II. is a
very clever man, and with his we'll known
business energy, he is bound to succeed,
Yet HIM be where he will
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HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CoNCENTRAr TED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa-
parilla,

For purifying the Blood, removing all disease aris
ing from excess OF Mercury, exposure and impru.
dencc in lille, chronic constitutional disease n
rising from an impure state Of the Blood, and the
only reliable and olieetual known remedy for the
cure OF Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer.
ations of the Throat and Legs Pains and Swell
ings OF the Bones, letter, PiInpIes on the Face,
ond all Scaly Eruption Of the Skin.
This is now prescribed by some of the most dis.
tinguished Physicians III the country and has prov.
ed more Efficient in practice than any preparation
of Sarsuparila yet offered to the public Sever.
al case Of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Serol-
ulus diseases have entirely received in the ncll.
rabe wards Of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that could be devised, These cases furnish strik.
ing examples OF the salutary effects Of this medicine
in arreslng some of the most inyeterate diseases
eftcr the glands were destroyed and the bones al.
ready affected.
N01lCE--Lefters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates of cures from patients will be ourd nc.
companying both preparations
Fluid Extract Bnchu, 81 per bottle, or bot as
do Sarsapara 81 do do
Equalin strength TO one gallon Syrug Sarsapa.
rilia
Prepared and sold by
NJ. r IIETMBOLD. Chemist.
,.63 Chestnut st., near tho Grard House. phiIad
10 be had Of JOHN McBEAN, Cndiz. Ohio, and
of Druggists and Dealers every where.
All letters directed 10 Proprietor Of Agent receiy,
immediate attention June "a, s5l-Gms
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

ET See the advertisement ofWm. Hogg
4 Co. 1t is to be hoped that his appeal
will meet with hearty response.
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Nsh,EEa.M.

4 Ii hose indebted to +. Conaway by noe or
"A book Account will tind said Claims in the hand
of l.. d Rowy m franklin, and are rroursted
to settle immediately, further indulgodce is out
ot my power Il CONAWAY.
nprl '55-tf
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
Notice to Shippers.

NOTICE to Shippers.
TRANSFORMATION OFFICE. S. 81 r. RI
Stenbenvile, April 10th 1855
/, A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running 10 New
"A ark, leaving Stenbenye daily, SUNDAYS ea
cepted) at O'Clock a. m. and Cadz at 8 81 II M.
Shipments to allstatipns, except unionpnrt, cadi
Ealrview and New Market, uhricisville, poil
Washington, New ConierstowII, Lafayette, Coslor
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden aud Newark must b.
prepaid,
Shippers will pl ase conclude their shipments an 4
receive their coIsignmens previous To O'Clock caci
evening. LAF&Y FIFE DtVENNY
April q, 1855. General Freight Agent
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DERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to the
L undersigned will do US the favour to call and
settle without delay. WM. HOGG e. co.
CadiZ July 25 1855
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IRV VING'S
Life of General Washington.

-A1G VI UeHeIdl w dsuluSL0n.
TNfIlS WORK will be published in Three Vol.
L pHles, oe tavo of about 500 pages each, hand
somely printed on fine paper, in large plea type,
with Portrait and Plans and eatly bound in cloth,
ii will equal in every respect IN style of binding,
Typography, etc. etc either Bancroft OF Prescots
works
The first volume wall be ready for delivery in a.
bout ten days. the second in August, and the third
in November, it will be sold exclusively by agents
price 81 per volume
Considering the reputation Of the author and the
the nature OF the subject, it is confidently expected
This work will meet with hearty welcome from all
classes of the community.
Having received the agency for the counties of
Jefferson and Harrison, for the sale of the above
work we are now prepared to receive the names of
those wishing TO subscribe. All orders by mail
promptly attended to-,
Specimens of the style of Printing, Binding, etc /,
can be seen at our book store.
MCDOWELL & co.
June 20, 1855. Market ST., Steubenvlle,O o.
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G1-What has become of the Cincinnati
Commercial? We have not seen a number
for several weeks. We trust that Br. Pot
Ger will recollect our numerous notices, and
send his paper regularly.
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sNSetO Nnd Splendid

A SSORTMENT of Daguerreotype Stock lust
N received. Including all sizes and kinds fyon,
the common to the fancy. Different tastes NAV he
gratlled ON the most reasonable terms, call and
examine them. INV
August 16, 1854. IT DAylc
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Sprtial Votitts,

GtAStI PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS AT
" the Banking House OF Rezin WEIGH 4 Co.
July 25, 1853,