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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-29

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The undes signed proposes to sell portion of the
estate which he resides in the county Of Maury known
as "Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved,
waered and tmbered and in point ofertty productive
and healhfulness not surpassed, equaled by
any lands in the State of Tennessee There in the
neighborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches also schools male and female in the midst OF
ofas good society be found in the Southern States
700 Acres offered for SALE fronting the COlum-
ba Central Turnpike Road, divided into FIVE LOTS
tanning So 7s 1885, $780, and 29 acres severay The I'M
proyements consist of q BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
TAGE built Of brick, containing eight rooms with neces-
Outbudngs 400 of cleared land under good
fence overseers houses negro quarters blacksmith and
carpenter shop, mill house, corn crib, &C. &c. DC.
The lands will be sold either in body in lots. ii not
disposed of by the first Of November will be offered at
public sale in lots To professional gentleman merchant
Southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands offer great attractions rare that
such lands are offered for sale.
Addres the undersigned at AshwOod Post Office Maury
county, Tenn.
Ia PAtts of the land may be at the store Of Mayes
Orr CAN'T Columbia, and with K. Houston, Esq, Nash
vile, Tenn.
septl6--f LECIUS J. POLK
SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE
\ DESIRABLE LOT, opposite the residence of DR.
IA Boyd McNary, fronting6 67 feet inches Summer
street The above lot rs of the very best investments
that can be Lad IN the city. Apply to
JL&Rw BROWN,
lebS-Hm Az Cherry street.
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VALUABLE
Iron P1 operty for Sale.

7NHE undersgne proposes to sell, on accommodating
Il terms, his La Tel Furnace and Lands-consisting Of
some six thousand acres situated in Dickson
ty about miles southeast of Charlotte immediately
the ineo the n n W. Railroad. Said Furnace is
in successful operation, and is entirely new having probs
bly, the best Engine and Blast in the State 1t is well sup
piled with Ore and Timber Also, about 4, OoO Of
well Tmbered Land with excellent Ore Bank situated
in Hickman county, Tenn, few miles from Etns Fur
mace. And also the Buffalo Iron Works. situated in Law
county Tenn this property has about 1000
of Land which large bodies of Iron 0re-exceent
power Main Buffalo, and also Chiefs Creek
which good Furnace Stack just completed. Theirs
are excellent farms the latter place. which is within
miles Of the Tenn. 4 Ala. Railroad.
Ny object in selling is'o concentrate my business
have lately purchased Carroll Furnaces and having more
Iron Property than can attend wish to SELL and vii
make to the interest of any desiring purchase
such property, 10 buy Of me. Any wishing 10 pur
chase either of the places call at Laurel Fur
mace at Carroll Furnance, to Laurel Furnace oI
the Hickman Lands; and on W Napier the Buffalo
property to those lands. Either Of whom will take
pleasure in showing them the property.
jsnS7-dtw&vlm WC NAPIER.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBOLDS HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BgCHU

HElIMbOLD'S Anal AOINs
HELMBOLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BucHU
For diseases of the Bladder aud Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses aRd ali diseases Of the Sexual
Organs whether in Male Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and no matter OF how long
standing.
IF you have contracted the terrible disease which, when
once seated in the system, Will surely go down from
generation TO another undermining the constitution
and sapping the very vital fluids Of e do not trust your
self in the hands Of Quac who start up every day in
ty like this and fill the papers with glazing falsehOOds
too well calculated to deceive the young and those not
quaned with their tricks. You cannot be too careful in
the selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buehu has been pronounced oy ei-
physicians the greatest remedy knssn. IS
medicine perfectly pleasant in its TASTE and Qnccent
in its action and yet thorough that annhates every
particle Of the rank and poisonous virus Of this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought by sefabuse most
terrible disease which has brought thousands of the hu
man to untimely graves thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents and bghting in the bud the glorious
ambition of many noble youth, be cured by this
Infallibe Remedy. And medicine which must 5ene
m everybody from the simply delicate to the confined and
despairng invalid, equal is to be found acting both
Ntroa md
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FARE REDUCsD TO 81 Fk0M NASHVILLE To
JACKSON, TFNN.
VITA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
v Wsynesboro For seats apply At the General Stage
Office. Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and Fn-
dsya at eJ< a M dee22-H
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
g.

ON and sfter Wednesday, Deosmbsr lzth, 1855 Traiss
" will run as foloWs.
GOINs 81 UTH.
Leaves Nashville at $40 A NJ; and g. PE. srrvssa.
ThOmpson's at s 20, A n, and AS.
GOING NORTH
Leaves Thompsons at s:45 A. n: and p y. arrixaa a.
Nashville l025,A- n, and $50 Pm
Sunday Train leaves Thompson's 81 9AA
The Stages Of Carer, Thomas H0Ugh conaect with the
Trains a. ThOmpsOn's -
Through Tickets to Memphis, Weynes6oro' Jeeksen.
Tuscumbis Florence Columbia and Palaski can ba pr
cured at the General Stage Ocs under the Verandah 20
tel. a ANDERSOS ~
Z decl4-u K. Eng and sum-
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
d0zEcauNO rT nm RYTp ArT 2APqApApTTTA A

CQMPUUHU FLUID EAThACT 6hhSAfAhlLLA,
For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
from excess of Mercury, exposure and mprudence in
e chronic constitutional disease, arising from an I'M
pure Of the Blood and the Ony reliable and esc
ua known remedy for the Of ScTofus Salt Rheum,
Scad head UIceratons of the Throat and Legs PANS
and SweIngs of the Bones letter, Pmpes the Face.
and all Scsly EruptiOns Of the Skins.
THIS article is prescribed By some Of the most
distinguished physicians in the country, and has
proved efficient in practice than any preparation OF
Sarsaparla yet offered to the public. Several cases Of
secondary Syphilis Mercuria and Scrvfulous diseases
have entirely in the neurable wards Of Pub
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised. These
furnish striking examples of the sautary effects OF this
medicine arrestng Of the most nveerate diseases
after the glands destroyed, and the bones already
affected.
NOrICE.-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
ssors of several Medical Colleges and certificates Of cures
from patients will be found accompanying both Prspars
tons.
PRIcEs Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle do for t5
{" of SsrsapariIla, q" "
equal in strength to gallon of Syrup of Sarsapara
Prepared and sold by IL T.HELMBOLD, Chemist, 26s
Chestnut Street, the Girard House, Philadelphia
To be had of aDd OF Druggists
and Dealerseverywbere.
All letters directed the Proprietor Agent receives
immedilt attention. junel--1y
.. T. WELLS, Agent, Market ST., Nashville
Il. g. SCOVEL, No 50 North Side Public Square.
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With Prizes Of O00 S500 $1,000 $780, $lOO
DC. &c. Persons remit any amount from I'll up
wards that they wish receipt of which for
ward value in Tickets In the Lottery designated by the
purchaser be designated, then some Lottery that
m be- drawn after the buyer the ticket in his
son Official Scheme Of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered carefully sealed in ordinary envelope,
and on the day Lottery drawn the official Drawing will
be ssLt togsther with written Explanation Of the result OF
the purchase The Drawn Numbers also published in
the daily papers City of Baltimore, and in the Daily
Nation al InteligenceF u. G.
Circular containing all the Schemes Will be sent TO any
one BY addressing the undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets to r. X. BkENAh,
uy24, i655-Iy No. Calvert ST., batmore, no
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BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
If No. 40 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn
oFFIoE o. THE MARrL.sp cOs.oLIDaTsD LorIlEIas,

BALTIMORE, JUN Ist, IS55. ] "
All nCEKTs Or CERTIFIcATEs OF PAcKAeKs TIcKRTs,
LoTTERIEs AUTHORIZED STATE MARYLAND
LsTHoGEAPHRp F. X. Brennan,
GREKRAL AGENT THR CoNTR ACTON, OTHERS
ERAu65.
Owing the applications from all parts Of the
country the management will give their attention to the
6ng of Ordersfor Tickets Certificates in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets promptly nsd and the sctes
rdence observed.
These LOTTERIES drawn daily in public in the City of
Baltimore under the superntendence of the State Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given the State
Ty for the payment of all Prizes The prices Of Whole
Tickets from 81 TO $50. Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There less than % 900 Prizes ia any Lottery,
which Prizes vary amount from 81 to 5000 according
70 the price of Tickets. For Instance - P
PriZe about
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FARE REDUCED TO sl2 so
A4%R
COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS,
WILLIAM TAgKER.

IN PARK PLACE, NEW YORK F~ites the attention
lUs Of Southern and Western Merchants hs new soc
Of Fsns Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Lade. Pc
cules Perfumery, Soaps Porte Aonaiea Jet and Br@d
Braceets POcke Books Dress Buttons Prs and HsedI.
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax Coral and Gis1s
Beads Necklaces, &c. India Rubber Combs Canes B.Ils
and Toys Of every description Scissors Razor nd o.
sry Gold and Gilt Jswslry, AocOrdsons and Violin. h.
eludng general and vary large stock OF Enrsh FFsuo
and German Fancy Goods which will be sod Al The ~
lowest prices foT Casa or APPROVED PsSrn
~ Orders bF letter selected and put I'd IN the q
manner: WILLIAM TASKBR,
u59-lya. PAEx PLAoa. NV fnar-
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Flour at the above rates to be shipped In os of seTs
J-hve bErrels and upwards at one time when in less
quantities. tive cents per barrel 10 be added Flour IL
sacks will be transported same terms 200 lbs 70 b.
rated and charged as one barrel. Il. l. ANDERSON.
octI3.-tf. 2,.a-s,e.,,x..f
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FROM NASHVILLE 70 NEW ORLEANS
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
IA p N y Il

MA Chattanooga Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomery By Railroad. Ticksts 10 be had at the De-
pot Price Sls SO.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY double daily iins
mornng and EVENING" ofStsges and Steamboats, connect
ing win the Steamers from thence TO New Orleaps
- Il I ANDERSON Ean1 Su,lt n n d
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sTArIos TO CHATTANOOGA.
From Nss6viIle- L.aVeTvr,

I
Prom Nashville, LaveFgnl
and Smyrna,....... -.
From Nurfreesboro, Chris
tiana and FOsterville,. -.
From Bellbuekle, War
trace, shelbyTille An'
Normandy y,...........,.
From 1ulish0na, kstill'
Springs, Decherd an
CoWnns...........s.....
From Tantalon, ARdeFsoI
and Stevens0s,.... -.
From BridgepoFt, Shell
mound and WRiteside,.
srkTION TO NAsHvII Lx.
From Cha.tanor- =, Shell
mound and vi sside,.
From Brdgepon teysn
son, Anderson q Tan
talOn.. .s.-....-... 80
From Cogan, Deche. .
tins springs and 1 IA
hOma,.
From Normandy Wartracs
ShelbyVille and Bel.
Duckloy......s-.......
Prom FOsterviiile. Chris
llama and MurfrsesbOrO,
From Florence Smyrna aBc
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BARGAIN IN A DWELLING.
"A NEAT frame dwelling with three or four roomn ,ou
"A the corner Of McNairy aBd Demumbrzns streetu in
West Nashville fronting 100 feet Dsmamhrans strsz
andlso front on AsNairy street Apply immedstsy %
- J. L q g. w. BROWN
MISS NARY WEBER rill giEs lessons on he
1 PaRo and Harp at the residences Of he- pfpis An
ply 20 u Weber, Ne "a 7ias street isnsi
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NAsayILLEs sASll AER l,,s ,csHHATEAnoOaA RAILaoAD.


NTlL the tennessee River Bridge is rebuilt So
~ frodnee and Merchandise will be tan. U.'.-'|.S
shIpped across the river on Steamboats, and Bar.l@
ges and be subjected to two drsyagss Shippers are ust
nee that su goods semi to the Depot in packages n-
een isr the entire protection Of the eontens viii be ~
Jected Grain viii not be received except in heavy osua
bur gs or gnny bsga light thin sacks win be sfuss
sOe Gt ke rue @ ~ Opasr the labor and tine nscss.
sary 10 repArne same viii greatly retar the shprie
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the Road nrs
specially instructed not to receive grain at their rsspecr.
stations unless the sacks are plainly and distinctly marked
and accompanied By an order OF shipment
We cannot permit the DepOts to be used "a StorsRs
Houses tor Grain or Produee when the same Is TO Be had
until suits the convenience Of the owner or shipper 70
order torward Wheat to Chattanooga will be charged
nine cents and Corn eight cents per bushel from Tuaho
ma and all stations vest Of Tennessee River and from
Nashyiils and al stations Of Tullahora Wheat u
De charged ten cents and Corn nne cents per busbs
Whisky viii Be charged dollar per barrel from NASH
vile to Chattanooga All articles sf freight designated in
Our Isri as lst 3D. Sd and 4th esss viii Be carried a
present 1arin rates H. l. ANDERSON,
C,--fk n \ n C,..l--
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER To NASHVILLE.
From bridgeport 70 fantslpa inclusive Lumber is re-
duceo ~ per Car lead. from present rses From Cowans
% Normandy inclusive LuEber Is reduced 81 Der Car.
load lro ~ former rates. dscl3 HIA
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RAILROADS, &C.

WHEAT ooRS- oars. FLozN.
per bn- per eu- per bu- per bbl-
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--.o-,o-,. AAfAAAhOAD NCI1CEs
OITON destined for Charleston will on and afer this
~ date be charged a IS per bale Of 500 b or less and
80 centsper 100 lbs Tor excess Of over 500 lba
septic II. l. ANDERSON Supt = q z 4
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FAMILY GROCERY.

NJ WILKIN having been admitted to practice IN
IL All the Courts of Tennessee and New YORK, aud nav
ing permanently located in Nashville, wlll senu 70 all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted 70 hm-
Office No 20 Cherry street. uoNo-G.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

MINING BELOW TowN.-Squire Horton
and company of men, are at work ID
miles below this place at what is called the
city of Bagdad. They have constructed a
ditch leading from the waste water reservoir
to the bank, and are going to work it exten-
sively. From present prospects they will
average about IS 90 day to the man.
What is the use of saying the bank Of the
river will not pay
REPORT FOR JULY Il. 1S56.-As there is
no place yet prepared by the citizens of Oro-
Vile in which to deposit the unwashed and
unterl fled oldiers of Gen. Whiskey, the
night police have resolved to surround and
capture them b2 stratagem. 1t is proposed
by the Captain OF Police to take three of
Alexis wagon beds and set them up with a
figure 4, and bait with b,ttle of brandy.
He is so confident that the traps will succeed
that he IS willing to advance the money for
the bait.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

FIGHT, SCRATCH AND BITE.--Two men got
at loggerheads yesterday infront of the En-
pire Hotel. The affair originated all about
Vigilance Committee vs.. Law and Order
The advocate of Vigilance Committee became
beligerant, and struck the Law and Order
man in the jaw. The Law and Order man,
as might be expected, and as always will be
the case, walked directly into the fellow and
cleaned him out Constable Patton came in
time and marched the Vigilante off, be be-
ing the aggressor. He sung out Justify for
the Vigilance Committee to rescue him from
the clutches of justice Jones, Bob Patton.
Law and Murder, and ali other institution,
calculated to endanger the freedom of speech
generally, and more particularly that of his
body corporate. He was walked off, however,
and put into quarters for the night; but no
sooner was the back of the constable turned
than he lunged out of window 90 feet high,
and has not written to his friends or Bob
Patten since.
Butte record., 1856-07-19
From the Shoulder.

A slight misunderstanding existed be-
keeps his hair cut, Ia Tom Hyer, and is
reputed to be very weighty from the should
er. OF course. there was but one genteel
manner of settling this controversy and a
ring was forthwith made, and the buffers,
with their respective friends, and the ad-
mirers of the manly art Of self-defence, re-
paired to bugle alley The little, stout boy,
Billy, walked into the ring, tossed up his
cap, amid the most dcafening cheers of his
friends He stripped well, and showed great
muscle The other had his hair long. and
colored red, and having dieted for some
days at the free lunches on Goldfish, was
wanting in plumpness of limb, fullness of
chest, and other requirements for long
and interesting fight. They came up at the
signal of their seconds, and the first fall and
blood was announced for the little, stout
man They came to time for the second
,-ourd-Billy was fresh-red-head out Of
wind. claret flowing from his smeller- The
Fancy offe, ed two to one on Billy. They
iidn't want to punish Red head badly-so
at the last call, Billy took Red head BY his
ong soap-lOcks, and butted him in the snc99t
ill he fell back against the ropes, and
1awled like calf. His mother never sent
lin to California to take even chances with
he hitters.
Butte record., 1856-07-19
THAT scoundrei, Washington.''

It has been reserved to this late day-to
a Black member of the ''Blacl, Republican
party-to the City of Boston, and to the
propagators Of civil war to apply this cpl
thet to the immortal Washington. One Of
the most distinguished citizens Of Boston
lately presided at meeting, says the Staten
Islander, in Faneuil Hall, and listened
tamely to re-itcratons of this epithet from
the lips of black philanthropist, merely
remarking to ''thc gentleman" that allow
ance should be made for the antecedents and
education of Washington, and something for
the times in which he liyedl!
Our fellow citizens will scarcely credit it,
that language such as this was not only
permitted, but applauded in old Faneuil
Hall. And it would be entirely unworthy
of attention if it had not been countenanced
by a political party which not only assails us
by open war, but is at this moment organiz-
ing its efforts to obtain the control of the
government. Shame for America that any
native OF her soil, black or white can live
upon 1t and utter calumny upon Washing
ton-much less that political party can
hope for success after countenancing such
language ss has lately found shelter and
applause under the caves Of old Faneuil
Hall
Butte record., 1856-07-19

WATER WoRKs.-The water pipes have
been laid down as far as the corner of Mont
gomery and Myers streets.
Mr.. CARROT, the enterprising undertaken
of this most important work, is pushing it
forward with all possible dispatch.
Water Water is the cry when all is
parched with heat, and when there is such
greet danger of fire. Mr.. CARROT knows
the wants of this community, and we trust
this will prove profitable investment. He
has got the vim the snap-the go-ahead :
Success to hia.
Butte record., 1856-07-19
Correspondence.

Mr. EDIToR Il noticed an announcement
in the Record that q company, composed Of
some Of our '' most distinguished citizens"
had set out on fishing excursion to the
West Branch near Dogtown. | am happy to
be able to inform you that they have re-
turned without having lost a man or meeting
with any very serious or disastrous adven-
lures. The only mishap which occurred on
the outward bound passage the breaking
down of the carriage, which was happily ac-
complished without the breaking of any
bones. owing, doubtless, to certain preser-
vatives with which the company had wisely
and bountifully supplied themselves. Hav-
ing repaired damages at a blacksmith 5,
which providentially lay in their way, they
proceeded on their journey, and arrived
safely at the beautiful village of Dogtown,
where, at the principal, and, may say, the
only hotel, they were provided with every
luxury which the place afforded, and at
prices, which, under the circumstances
they could not but consider ''dog cheap
The principal object of the expedition was,
perhaps, as successfully accomplished as
could have been expected; though owing to
to the scarcity of grasshoppers and the high
prices demanded for them by the citizens of
Dogtown, there were some Interruptions to
the operations which, We regret to say, has
resulted in the disappointment of the friends
of Jabez Sawin, who counted their chickens
a little too early in anticipating a dinner
from the piscatorial labors of our friends
1t is due to truth and tc justice to say that
certain law and order gentlemen in the
..~ty, gentleman, by the way, of the first
water, high In the military rank, and
handsome" withal, clandestineiy appropri'
ated large number of the best fishes to HI;
own individual use, whereby the genera
fund was so considerably diminished thai
enough only remained 10 snis:, singl,
meal for the company, of which they par
took on their return journoy. md III th'
discussing OF which, they were honoTtd Witl
the assistance of one of the high dignitarie.
of the county cf Butte, to whose aid may
perhaps. be attributed the safe arrival q
the party to their homes. JESSE.
Butte record., 1856-07-19
Mining Etcnns.

MINING ON THE BAR.-The Bar opposite
the city presents the most lively appearance
we have seen for long time Flumjug,
wingdaming, and Cinnamon washing with
Rockers. The river bank is lined with busy
miners, from the sawmill neer'y tsco miles
dotcn stream.
The Bank or Bar in front of the town has
been worked, some of it several times, and
still pays.
An immense amount of gold will no doubt
be taken out again this fall, as great i'm
provements are being inti oduced in the
mode of mining.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

~ The present United States House OF
Representatives is SO divided by States, says
the New York Herald Of the lth ult, that
80 choice would probably be effected from
among the three highest candidates. There
are thirteen Democratic States and thirteen
nigger-worshipping States. Five States
hold the balance Should they take neither
of the three candidates prior to to the 4th
Of March, then the house ceases 10 exist,
and the person chosen by the Senate as Vice
President wiz be the President for four
wears to come.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

THE NATIONAL WHIGs.-A Washington
letter says that the National wings recently
held privite conference, and agreed to
pestpona for further consideration, any def
mite action. They will after further con-
sultation with the old line wings Of Mary
land. Kentucky Massachusetts,, New York,
Tennessee and other States. designate day
late in the present month, for a general
convention.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

~ The Petaluma Journal, which Ia
hitherto been a Vigilance sympathizer
is now opposing them, and warns the des-
pieable crew now holding saturnalia at San
Francisco, that Unless they Immediately dis
band there xill be row"