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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

Dam by SuicipE. \ correspondent at
Pennington, states that on saturday the
town was thrown into a state Of excitement,
by suicide Of a man named Iclcdiah Went
worth. Mr. Wentworth had been in feeble
health for some years past, bat was impro'-
ing. lis disease va. induced hy hard study.
ON saturday evening, he went into the bar
room Of thc S.odlard lIous', and after ac.
costing some acquaintance whowcrc sitting
there, went out to the piazza, aud putting
hi, lclt arm around one OF the pillars, with
his right plunged stillctto TO his heart.
He then returned 10 the bar-room and said,
q" Gentlemen have killed myself, its all
right" and Immediately sunk to the floor
and expired. IIcwas about4' years oiasa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

.Fou Brvoour. While the legislature was
,uIrl,,rins to curtaiI the rorQuisitcs Of the
State Treasurer, several members were pro-
fus, ia their compliments {, Mr.. Caldwell,
The able and faithful clerk in shat depart
mcnt. Since then, however, he has shared
the common fate Of those who do not bow
the knee n tho dominant coalition, and
Judge Rsdincton Of Augusta, takes his place.
So it seems that all that pretty talk about
Mr.. Caliwell's integrity and ability, was
merely tor show and 70 shin some little adj
vantage, 10y beating Others over his shoulders.
Consistency is quality the present Legs
l,,ure sssm, never 10 have heard OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

license law. Three Of the members present
were in favor Of prohibition, whilst one
Record found himself in The position Of
the Democratic Convention that nominated
Samuel Wells for Governor. H. dad not
wish to express lis views upon the subject.
The Committee. am informed by mem
Der, will probably be equally divided on the
question. Eve Cats beng in favor Of a il
ccnsc, aud three opposed together with two
Republicans. REPUBLICAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

MuyE WEuYAN SEMINARY. We have
been favored with the annual Catalogue Of
this Institution for the acadcmical year
isis. whole number Of scholars in at
tendance, Spring term, go; Fall term, lt4.
The course Of study Is comprehensive and
thorough, embracing we believe, nearly all
the branches taught in colleges, and occupy
ing three years. The school has been in
operation so years, and VIC are glad to no.
ticO its continued prosperity. See advsr-
ti,msnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

Iol Mr.. r.. and the nomination OF Col. Orr
iorS G.. one OF the mos, nbid pro,slarery
men in The House. in his stead. Subsequent
lat,emu,s were made, by the same party, to
,l,e, smith Of Virginia, oliver OF Missouri,
/ Representing D. II. Atchison's old District,
now governed hy border rulEans, ~ Porter
.oG the same state, and lastly, EE-G0v.
Aiken, OFFS. c., the owner OF tlrr'r, hundred
t'a-g. Every man that party voted Tor,
with any hope 20 elect, was a Stare hold"
and lived in a slave State. The regularly
nominated Candidate of that party. ior
Clerk. Nyas MIR. Bank. Of Virginia, another
Slave State Their candidate for Door
Ecrpgr. VIZ. McEuow, IS from Maryland, a
sl., State. Will, Mr. johnson, thcir cans
Observation-Disclosures. isa Nirginian. T4u',
with ths exception orMr. Groshrrnner OF
Penn. iar whom portion astho democratic
party voted iar Sergeant 40 arms, every
single cauitllt, supported by them with
any prospect ar success. came from Slave
state. and arr actually slave holicrs.
The Republican rar'y o',s'ola Speaker
from tho North and a clerk from the South,
ana stand. upon the rc1rl, Gle only M
ara, P--,v iu thc IIous,, thus giving the
d, 90 an ih, gross and infamous ISLANDERS
,r., l7,. f.,.u rufIi..fF On .Ho Country ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15
ra,,b, o,m,dp,,nocrat.

hror,r,, Feb. l2th, 1856.
Mn. Enron Il have been waiting for
something to tarn up" which might be
worth communicating to your readers, but
n. vet. little ola tangible nature could be
found. Since Mr.. sheriff Pcttcngill broke
into the Jail, matters have been comparatively
quict. Although our friends arr in the
minority in the House, 1t is acknowledged
b. competent judges, that in point of de-
hating talent, we are in the ascrndaucy.
We have a Mpr,c, Sgammon, Lindsey,
a Pearson and host OF others. who are
sufficient to withstand everything they have
on the other side. II wa. amusing few
days since to see thcirmighty champion, the
Editor of the Ago, completely loorcd by the
member from Saco. They supposed at the
Commencement Of tho session, that they
would ride over US, without any opposition,
but experience has taught them that little
caution is necessary.
The Constitutional amendments have been
a very great annoyance to the party IN
power. They have taken and changed their
position several times, and have finally con-
cluded that the Constitution Is amended,
and are about ready to introduce a dcelara-
tory resolve, saying that it IS hardy amend
cd, instead Of saying that it ras hToJy
amended, according to all formerprecedents.
The Maine Lac was under consideration
before the Judiciary Committee, last week,
Barnes. Swasey, and one other Of the Com
mltts. expressed th.nssire, in favor Of a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

RuNNrNc Nro ruE GRouNr. 4 gentle
man observed TO ms the other day that the
proper place Tor lrr'ls was in the ground,
and that the Governor was seeking the
natural position as fast as possible. The
cases may, so far, be- parallel, but while one
would become the receptacle OF a harmless
and refreshing beverage, the latter counie-
uaucrs only that which would corrupt both
body and soul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

TuE ColrBAN SoSc Book, AM SAcaEp
MlS.rREL. These little song books are
adapted to the School Room and cont3 in
a great variety Of Music Cor the entertain
mcnt Of the young The author il Asa
fitz-a gentleman well known in tAisyicin-
ity as practical singer. These works are
Published by Messrs. IIickline, Swan &
Brown, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15
New County

individuals uu, of this County are again
1t work, inlus,riously circulating petition,
among 70, for a now County. 20 be formed
out or crrtain Western towns in Oz.Url
County, aud certain towns of Cumberland.
Inhabitants Of the expected shire, are
securing thc ourklri. II tho Oyorl towns,
lacked ur, as i' said, BY fund u money
generously misI 40 the new County seat,
and hy ,hc rrus,a,t Misrepresentation ana
fllsrh1ol. asia,irg .rhcmo vhi'h, ifsuc-
c,.sfil, will result Ion mo- earthly advantage
t,u.ata an, but on tho contrary, bring upon
us injury and increased burdens, NOD Gual
utter humiliation Ut Oynri county itself
mi. movement I, NOT started nor az all
desired ly Western oxford, vc are wrll
c1ntrutrl now, ami win resist 'o the cndany
plan Co build cap any particular location 'y
uuuan upon u. Why should vc look
with any favor upon this rrarct' We
have Registry Ut nc,ls in our immediate
vicinity. anil more comma.lou, 20 as than
10 auy whore clss our County buildings are
iu good state. and sufficiently convenient Tor
40 practical purpose, Why should we de-
.ir- % take mp our connections with o'loE-
frl' What go thr,, intcrl1rrr. from an
adjoining county find fault With We are
satisfied ourselves, AMI j.a't -,e how cur
condition can 'c htinrd.
Lrtu. consider thr grievances they Gui
FAULT with. AMI which vr, thcnH.r.r'wcr
o., stupid bf.r.-i,r until enlightened by
thr., ii,tnrra,el Uhilunilrap.ss Of Cal-
h,r,anl County
" Your ngs or, ha f,sl " hre they
any higher than any other county in tho
state? Show o.. ono county ~h.sr burdens
ar, l... than thu.. orOsnrI. Will Dies ho
l.hturl hy hui'l.n. new county building
anil ,urrnr.In: new SO orrnmty officers
. " Your county u 90 h','' Not ~.
" county ln ,'i. STATE stand. better $50 hr
asthi. thing u concerned Whore rlh.
creditor 'ha. h, called during her.tgcir
un our treasury nr hts money anil ms u't
s1,itrrmpHy Whnau "eoUius'
g. " Yoar county fuHa-, a.- na' " RI.
par rr5 fru r.twa fufn pe' -rm one
rrr~ Not true They arr 90 COOL o.
pair. quito % lsr., sum or money a. hs.n
Cd ....FH.. T....TF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

N.rt',r a> Im- NN-- ....r N'"-
ROAD Ir. passenger 'u.n o. I'raru0re
Pail, or st.Hrrr, SEA-, d.mri 90 10
otlr.s s.. a. E.f O. $50. h'.T r.e Er.
T,y--.r. sar.a. hv t.. 0r-u. ard tender
rana.r- O aa gn'uku8at ah5lt2I ...'
high l-al.u. .rt., Shaking aEo.
90, rls.-a-.s car. h4t o.. engine arft.aiF
p-rs wrecked. The engineer and fireman
were d. 1a'y F-r'1r' inquired, art 'ae.'
hurts were O.! % ,-i'in- character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

GovtRNoR's Ans. Gov. Wells has APP
pointed as his Aids, Robert Mower, Jr., Of
PASSPORT; Charles A. Lambard, Of Augusta /;
O'Neil w. Robinson, Jr., Of Bethel John
B. SWEET, Of PArsonhsld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15
Mnrn Rinis In Kansas.

" SQuattcr Sovereignty" In Kansas il an
impossible thing. With border.rutfans, and
ruiEans for rulers to harruss them, ihssc
hardy pioneers who have chosen homes In
that Territory, without they bow 'ubm.s-
siycly before the slavery propngandists, will
fare but poorly, The election on The 18th
ult., Tor the choice Of State officers, in many
places. was attended with the same out.
ragcous acts as have characterized the pre-
yious ones. In several towns the free State
party dil not dare 10 open polls at all In
the interior, the polls were opened without
molc,tation. The entire ticket nominated
at thc Topeka Convention wasolcctci. Gen.
Robinson, the Governor elect, is q native Of
Monmouth, In THE state Hon. StophcnR
Thur,on, formerly Secretary Of the B1arl
Of Education in thi. State, was the c,udi-
date for Reporter Of thc supreme Court.
The Herald Of Freedom states that at
Travnvorih no polls were opened. and IN
Elsiou lhoolrc,ion was postponed ON acc1uu,
ur M,sauraus. On the l7th. when the
election was held, parties Of Mi,1urians
were seen Tying around the country, and
watching the movements of the Fr,1 state
men. Toe lallot-hox was sent away under
escort. IN %, night AN attack was made ou
tbc house ly party OF about 'airiy men.
but ,hcy were rrrulssd ly men who were
convened to- thc purpose OF protecting d.
on dI'aulIu-, stephen StNss, candidate
nr o., Legislature, l,, ,1n and nephew were
pursued, aul finally surrounded, butrglusgd
% surrender
Information having hnaa conveyed t'
E.ton, Mr.. T.. !. Brown, of Loaycuw5rih,
came 90 the aid or our three friends and r.s-
gucI them. Immediately uler, firing cone
mcucyd between the par,ir', thc pc. slavery
party ia che meantime having heuaurmut.
cd Gu about thirty aud there were about
fnc.n With Mr. Brown. Nh, irr was kept
up 6r several minutes, o,ch Iarty finally
taking their position hrhiud building. in thr
vicinity. One FREQ Sat, man with Sharp's
ride. dropped hytinI a snow drif, aud from
,bIs nras, work ar,I upon toe enemy as
,rry rrr...l ,h.nsrr,r. One of tacmcmv
va.m.,nll, wounded and another severely
...,r,l
"Nr STARK, .,7 received two halls. ono
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r..,,...c..fr. i.,,...r ,o..r....n,r,, ,r.
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"a ,i.r,rry ,.,, Mr. brown ou,
,o.rr.r.,.ir. M. a,r.-. r.r III, rurrr., NJ
t.,..,,..r.,. ,,,fo..,r.,-r.,.. ,,l in,,..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

RrrrNprp. We learn from Augusta that
the discrepancy in the accounts Of y. VI.
Marble, late Treasurer Of oxford County,
has been adjusted by hi' rcfunding the
amount, (Si37,) into the State Treasury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

Mr Cuuan, Clerk Of the II'as7, Ts'li".
Massrs. Barclay, Buek aai Lasri'a' e..sA'
X. La. Igacr,d tvsnty others, ana hil,l
tPsr-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-15

Hon Arson. 7 Morrill,,
Delegate, AZ Hon Edward Kent.
large. Hon Noah Smith.
Hon. Ezra u. French
O.. CD. T.. Somcs. Bildclord.
Is' cong u''' ! Charlie, Hall. saco.
IlI &. Russ, Paris.
mi Hon. II II, Body ,Bruns'k
Nehemiah Abbott, Belfast.
''i ! Joseph CLARK, Walloh1ro'.
AbErr Crhuru. bloomfield.
1'h Marshall lager, Richmond.
Geo. VI. Weston. Bangor.
'ih u. W. Norris. skpwucsan.
GA. Pike, Calais.
''h ! Andrew Peters, Ellsworth
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-14
City Adversissments.


II ~
lsyTTHoLES nee GRoeERS tStCoafSffSSfoN
Wv MERCHANTS, No. q South Eutaw Strest,.
Baltimore, Md, viii give their attention 70 tho
selling OF -Four, Grain, Wool, leather, any
lSindof country produce which may Be eonsi -ned
care, and BY leave re sfsF @ the foiloFf
". A Harrison, Bettj. Wilson Chas Iesis,im
/ id wilson's Burton Dhspar1 Clarlsburs.,l "a
- I'M, Bennett, Jas. Bennett Ninter Bailey, 81
I.GAleb Boggess, Wms Is. arnold. 6,,ls MeCAns -.
dish, Jas. z. JaelsoR3 9. s. Hurley, WESTON. ~
Il 4 ~ lyinters Nms g. Mtzhngh. 9. Sassi a.
fdgssy, Asssrs; Johnson; 4 Elias lawson nc
M Il Jehnsbn, EkoD u laissn, q. IL .AsBs
lSilust, " 7, SliRrness Abraham Snsl JohRa 6
!enIIastt, tEfpnstyteYnt y =. = $500 ala.s s.,,l
PERIa T. TIsoAYBRIDGtstz6 :,sRBER u
IN THKawHARFs adjoining Federal Hiii16
~ korry. GqrnpsnSis, fooSpf Hughes Balto,,,
EcpMM fsSloN MERCHANT fot the pnfehass
of Cherry Black Walnut a Poplar Eafii0sl1
serIS Staves ara vs. .Fltepafrd 20 pRypg
Esllo hlghest markss Price Tor LoegsE: PlNs AsP
asfol,6sips timber u ,,ssi.sa ca shssliasessa
I the rallFssd.s Goc S1 Prs s1eass ys.s'o
8 i In long sqsrY rs g ~ Ions .assss
% % Ssl4g ys BE ss.s = s..aeA !: soas
s. tias ~ ss.Ek dsta q. .ts5sss. - s,sssit
al 50 lSsas ~ s4ilg isS 4aotsieSey'ss s..asia
Free ffoib defects or short crooks. sgFS l,r,sts
: Locust Smber 10, i and ~ feet long, 10 inohes
and upward IN diameter 1t tie small ctb.R - ''s
White oak stav6s inchesl ons to 10 NJ azldo.lA
Us inch ltlislS pAlsOa - inches aeas 2 hlchess
Nt9s, ~ men tnlStSf - MSls Sll
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I'm ChaRcery.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
' fec Of the Circuit Court of RHndol I'h
ty, on the first Monday in March, lo16
David jacques, comprt.
VS..
Samuel W. Powell, dcf't.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
nulling and cancclling IL contract Of the sale and
conveyance Of . tract of $4,000 acres Of land i'll
Randolph county, conveyed by the complainant
to tho defendant OH the 3rd day of Sci item Der,
1851, being part Ola tract Of 80 900 acres Of land
known us tic Thomas Wilson Survey. And it
appearing by affidavit, that the defendant Sam
url ". Powell, is not resident Of this state. it is
ordered that lie do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest, and that
copy OF this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in Coopcr's CIarksburg
Register, u public newspaper printed in the town
of CIurkSburg, in the county OF Harrison /; and
that another copy hereof, bo posted ut the trout
door OF the Court House of this county, Oh tho
first day of the next County Court.
~ Copy-Tcstc. Il. l.. BROWN, Clerk.
GoFr, Atty for Complt. marl4 1t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-14

HOlIOtOay's Pills a certain Remedy for Indi-
gestion and Ii, or CompIaint-Mara Armstrong
(27,) of Edgartown, New Jersey, suffered more
than most people from indigestion, accompanied
by liver complaint. Several very clever men
told her she was in consumption, and her
friends despaired of her recovering, as she had
tried everything they thought likely to benefit
hcr. without success. At last she tried HolIo-
ways Pills, which quickly assimilated with the
blood, removed the obnoxious matter, and tho
roughly ceansed and renovated the system. The
result is, that she was perfectly cured, and now
enjoying the best of health These pills are also
u certain euro for all diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-14
PWrilV fElc RIOOd!
Mofrat's Life Pills a. PhHmix Bittcrs
ELiLsE EkMM M MINER Al. PnIsnNS.

O@SN'"NH''
TT1IIE great popularity which MoifatS Life
/ Pills and Phoenix BittcrS have attained, in
consequence of tho extraordinary cures effected
by thci1 use, rendors 1t unnecessary for the pro-
pretors to euscrinto particular analysis of their
medical virtues or properties. Having been
more than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony OF moro than three
millions of persons who have been restored to
the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is
believed that their reputation as tho best vege
table medicine now before the public, admits of
no dispute. In almosteve city and village in
the United States, there are many who are rea-
dy to testify to their efficacy in removing dis
ease, and giving to the whole system renewed
vigor and health.
In the cascs of Scrofula, Ulcers, Seurvy or
EruPtions ofthc skin, tho operation of the Life
Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing
in few days every vestigc Of these loathsome
diseases, by their purifying effects on the blood;
Fcver and Ague, Dyspepsia, DroPsy. Piles, and
in short most all diseases, soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should be with
ont them, us by their timely use much suffering
and expense may be saved. Prepared by William
3. MotAt, NJ: p, New York and for sale by
=. S. GRIFFIN, Mt tho post-ottice, Clarksburg,
Va. feb 2 1y
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ID
the & capital stock of the Virginia Central
S sse o of a f5s IS extension Fl the read
DeelaFiqg 2 portion l a9f Cheat beat River q
The Speaker laid, before the, House a
communication from the Governor of the
Commonwealth, announcingthat he had
paraoned Eben Lipscomb. who was CON
vieted ofhamurder and sentenced SO be
hung in Preston county, November 22,
1855, because he was convinced that said
convict is now insane.s.sqs.l 49,.
asi5,s +9is. MoND AT, March 8.
ii SENATE.-On motion Of Mr.. Turner, the
Sen ate proceeded to the consideration of
the House bill, to repeal the 7th section
of the act passed the 18th of February,
1851. entitled an act to incorpot ate the
North western Virginia Railroad Gompat
my. and an act passed February Esd,
1854. amending the same. = ..,.-..,s,
|, Mr.. Steenrody moved TO amend the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, the bill and
amendment were laid upon the table,
and made the order of:the day for We'd
nesday, March 9Th. at l2 o'clock, and
each succeeding day until disposed Of.
HoUsE.-Pe1ititions were presented by
Mr.. Bosworth- Ofsundry citizens Of Ran
dolph county for the passage of game laws
for said county. -,
By Mr.. Hiett-Of sundry citizens of
Randolph. for the passage of a law, more
eifectually to prevent the destruction Of
deer.
The bill to erect the now county of
Calhoun out Of parts of Randolph, Jack
son and Gilmer, was so amended as to
call the name ofthe new county "Roane,"
after which the bill was laid on the table
-r TUESDAY, March 4.
SENArE.-The resolution adopted by
the House of Delegates, for preserving a
list of the officers and soldiers who served
in the Continental and State lines in the
Revolutionary war, was concurrcd in by
the Senate.
HoUsE.-The special order, which was
the bill to re-organize the militia of the
commonwealth, was taken up, on motion
of Mr.. Kemper, and passed.
... "WEDNESDAY, March 5.
HoUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Brannon,
the bill forming the county Of Tucker out
~ 1AAS SONA"J VI A1oANO'PhS was
ken up.
The pending question was an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Martin providing that.
the question of fixing the county seat be
submitted to the voters forming such
county.
Mr.. Martin addressed the House briefly
in support Of the amendment.
MIR. Brannon said tina. the people
themselves had already decided upon
that question, and indicated their prefer
ence for the proposed county seat.
The previous question was moved and
sustained. and the main question being
put, which was the amendments offered
by Mr.. Martin, was decided in the mega
tive.
The bill, after being amended. was or
dered to be engrossed, and subsequently
read third time and passed-ayes SO,
noes 5.
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New Goods!
FOR FALI AND VINTER.


TNo. IRWIN, thankful for past ators, would
u respectfully say TO the citizens Of olsrksbnrg
and Vicinity, that no is now receiving from
t fIa s sSts4. 81 a4 fB Ell IFS ss H6
suehk as arc ushally keptin q stores =, --.zr-t :,
Among his stock may be found nov stylc
Cassinofs, Cloths, weeds, CaSstnctts, Kebtricky
Jeans DC, A bcauti Cal lot Of Ladies dFcsS Goods;
such rs French and English Pafamalta Merino,
Plain and Fancy DeLaihS,, Persian TwilIa,
,Coburgs, &c,
GLOVES AND HopTERY.- Gentlsmen's Heavy
and English Bnek, Kid silk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies' Kid, Beaver, Cashmere apdsLisIe Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill dfcn. =
Hard ware, Queenswdfc, Groceries,,
Such as Fish, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molassas,
DC, together with largo lot Of Brown and
Bieached Muslins, Calicos, de-, at all prices,
Blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems and Boy
Boots and Shoes. zt,- reg 1fi
Ladies Kid lasting and Moroceo ShOea, Aiisaes
and Children's Shoes and lasting Caters; but
WhatI would InOAteAPccially call attontiOn 70 q
q largo and beautiful lot Of ShaWls. French
work collars and mourning Goods Of almostev
~ descrlP tlon'-i7,,. ,slfst 5s.a ~ sePl9 ~