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Oue More Chance for Making Money
Richmond Green House.

I'HE undersigned has completed his arrangements and
= opened his Green House situated st the south end Of
Pearl street. in the city Of Richmond and is repaired
furnish the friends
o. Native Tropical Plants He about 30
varieties Of the latest beautiful Roses. Csmeas
Fusias. GeranuTas. Yertenas Dshas Cactus and
general variety Of Green House Plants variety Of the
latest aud NEST approved strawberry Plants AID CGtawbA
Grape Vines. JOHN ]. CONLEY.
RchEoni, April = 1854. i6-1
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FARMS AND OTHER SALES.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

re Undersigned sTers toz sale valuable Farm.
ted le sss due sFtA * eeassa siles northeast sf
heEpeEi aad Ee e he Chester pike.
Containing - tz.SsHa aAEa1 ef whixh IS
Cleared god rvzrshs zel3 tiras-rez
Fer further par caE-s enquire 4er.iznei On TIA
PREMISES O. NJ Pa ~ AzeAzaaE3 IL EESLEY-
- zaa.A. stA, 1850 Il 4
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New kyrangeme

- INNER would respectfully inform his l
~ frsen = ant e.-t1GEers. that he has ei his
Candy :or> No ~ Masu street who're ne
will keep general assortment, OF Candies. Auts.
Fruits ana .gsrs Also. general assortment OF
NOTIONS--TkIeais. Button>. Combs, Hosiery.
GleVes. and such articles usually kept IN No
ien cs sale Wholesale and retail. Cnein-
natl prices
Richmond. Augua. 9, 1855. 34u
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Inportaut to Saw Will Owners and


THE u1dersisned offers for sale enc O. Shanss
celebrated Ea:h Cutting Machines, IN tie eNo4a-
siy, rieh. TO use the same IL Hsy1e county Also
machine and the right use the same cat Of "syne
roun.v Thasa n.chines sfrrscted much notice ~ hen
exhibition st the fair Of tas mechanic INSTITUTE
in Cinc;rr,ti last veer They very 81 upls and
duyabe .na are capable Of cutting from ono to Sc
600 lafhs each per day One hand csa cut count sni
re up read, for market Il i hands IS TO 20
M; sna three hands 30 II per Day The machine re-
quises little power 10 ran i, that any mill on mel
would furnish power gratis as II would goo1
market q, home Sor lumber. The machine may be
seen in operation in Dalton, Wayne county. Ind
c. KkN NOLDS.
AuSa.to 1855. SIT
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~ A merchant who lately advertised for
clerk who could bear confinement, was ans
werd By one Who had lain seven years in
Jail.
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CASH PAID

At AL kinds o. CoCntry Produce
We are retailing CIR 5ceriss .
49, J NJ. BROWN & CO.,
the Depot. Richmond In 8,
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A SPECULATION.

FTHHE valuable oI Nil miles Horth Of Richmond
ba,.t By Howell : fahaa>ta.k. VIII be Sol3 : great
bargain trad II Ssr city pro- Fty Wild
lands Enquire soen. a i4znss NJ Poe who Is fully al
tAcTiSei - sell II CHARLES SUFERINS.
November -. 1855. s9-I
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JEHIEL RAILSBACK.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
RICHMOND. IND.

w Wayne and adjoining counties, and 20 the Trozp,
eol,setica Of claims 0s-e in Briga+-es bziIdnx az
stairs. eIy
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C'anee.

A SUPERIOR article OF Rio Coffee Away & four
u at sheie-a!e or retail at No-3I Main street
March 3. l-SS GEO W BARNES
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VuVHI Undersigned prepared 70 rspef rooms II
II pssios They prepared 60 eaxrish
yfesy Of as Crcinnan prices All orders
In HE len their residences sh house seutA peps
on sixth as Kramer. Irwin d Co.'S. RArcad
Sesre opposite the Depot where large stock Of Wall Pa
pef eonssA.sty kert Aana, VIII be promptly aenie
=. HoWKLLe q s0N-
. le$y Na
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A eer,iar.,e from Rev. J. n. Finley

a
CINCINNATI. March 4, 1853
DR. FoRsuA-This is the first time an my long life
that have given my name NJ recommendation OF any
medicine, as general remedy. though have often
been solicited. l have used your Attentive Balm
fos nearly years. first for the rheumatism in my
hip and knee. OF which was nearly = cripple. then
Tor very severe bruises OF my family; then
violent attack al diarrhes myself thea Tor inaaH
nation burns bruises, aud for very severe Of
stiff neck brought by violent cold and thinh
had full proof OF its medical properties in great
many of the diseases Tor which you recommend IL.
ana have found IL 10 fail in of them
Still do no. sa What il 10 infAlibe cure vet ills
nv sober conviction that is the best mpsund for
hose complaints for which it is mended. that
have tried, ana have tried many. L will not,
if can procure IL 90 without il in family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will still continue
20 compound II honestly aud that may relieve thou
sands OF sufferers most heartily it my
fellow citizens IS most excellent family medicine
Yours, sfecti nAtely,
This is 10 certify that in the Of ls4s be-
came so very lame and weak in my back, oeessonsd
by liking that could not sit g. &c, up without
holding some object was advised TO try Mr..
Forsha's Alternative Balm By bathing IL six eight
times my back perfectly restored, and lave felt
&c symptom of its return since
NV " ife also. has used 81 fer Rheumste paine
.dache and tooshsche. with very beneficial rsssls
J. J. fEAKLE.
December list. 1s.s.
Certific ate from D. L. Starr
Ihsrs known Mr. ForshAs Alternative Balm TO per-
form q very extra binary cure upon horse shss
very badly cut, some time since
used tupon one occasion. externally with good
effect. believe II 60 be perfectly safe and omea-
cious remedy 10 be used in many eonPiaints
ID. l.. STARR.
November els,. 1853
To the Public.
This is TO certify that my wife afflicted with
the spinal affection dyspepsia for nine and
a large portion of the time confined to her room
Three joints her back bone thrown out Of place
and curved caused tho disease and pain. She wss
quite bow ed do her stature during her illness
We had three physicians attending her during the
uVeprinc part Of ey iiss su, experienced no per-
msnen, relief from their preser ptiens aterw sad
procured bottle OF DIR Forsha's Attentive Balm,
and time she had used that bottle she felt great
relief used but seven bottles when abe was en-
tr.y cured and we'll IS her disease and her backbone
has lost curve ans she Is in her stature
she previous to her stack We hereby ceyfi-
fy believe the Balm 70 be The best medicine In
and believe IL to be certain cure for spinal
affection snd dyspepsia and cannot too highly recon
mend it 20 every person afflicted with the shove dis
eases We also find il effeetua in many ether
diseases IN " hich have tried 1t IN our family.
lsi8nedl ALExANDEk CLARK.
MARY b. CLARK.
Lynchburg. Highland co., Ohio. Jan. 2. 1852
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FO r S Al E

r. NJ. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond March s. 1857
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En
EkasG0O 3 So
Bargains i'm Piano FOrtes.

; shall my assortment Of instruments TO
~ Smith Nixous Piano Hall on the Isl of March a
discount of 10 per offered all who purchase
previous to that time.
The assortment hand is very large and compri
some the desirable and valuable Piano Fortes
Melodeons offered for sale in this market Such
names $ Chickering and George A, Prince Co,
sufficient guarantee the quality Of Instruments Of
fered the public. but in addition % this, atisacto
~ warrantee will be given in all cases. Purchasers
therefore may be assured of not only getting good
bargain, but a good instrument also
". +. COLBURN,
March 6. = West Fourth street, Cincinnati
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shaker BFoOmS.

IN DoZ 81 Justly eslebrA'ed BSeHs a;rss, re"
w CriorA ilag-, :or sale > u "" BAN az :.
=
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c~ToNE wARE-soeo gallons assorted, in store and
Cfor sale by ksAAER FLETCHER,
Jan ST. Opposite Passenger Depot.
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do hereby Gently that the above certificate is
rect and the statement of the physician made TO nc
true JULIA ANN KlRBY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-16
Death nv 0rounino

VIM. Ward, formerly OF Fairfield tp.,
but recenth living lei Bemus' mill, in
Meadville township, was found drowned
in the the canal some miles below this
place. on the 9th inst. Late in the after
Don of Thursday, the e9th ult., Ward
started down the feeder on a canal boat.
in a state of intoxication, and when near
the farm of Mr.. James B. Gibson, he fell
overheard. 1t is said one of the hands
pulled him out on the towing-path, and
gave notice to n of Mr.. G.'s family that
he should be looked after. Immediate
search was made for him, but he could
be found. Some men coming 10 town
on last Thursday, d ~scovered the body
of Ward in the water. The unfortunate
left a wife and FIVE children in utter
destitu;ion.-MeadVMe Democrat.
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DR. SAMUEL STRONG,S FEWER

~ This Is not the advertisements Of
a worthless compound got up by soEse quack to de-
fraud the public, but the simple notice OF 4 new Remedy
which has acquired IN preeedeRted popularity where
ever Introduced.
.Dr. s. sTRON6'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure for every form Of Inter
mittent and Rrmittent Ferers. Chill Fever. Ague and
Fever. The most ample expert, nee. supported by tes-
timony ofmany OF the most distinguished men tn Ohio,
fully justifes US in speaking thus confidently Of its
!" virtues" MARX THIS C.
DIR. S. STR0NG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from ohsure persons. scarcely known to any
one; neither does it emanafe from a 'feticious source
as IS too often the case with gu tck nostrums-but it Is
u1equivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred, OF individuals OF the first standing in society. or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctions-Who have on their own persons and in their
own familes fairly and fully tested the sanative virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
TIE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action Is
50 energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in ~ hours after il Is taken. and the second pack
age frequently produces results which hotties Of ether
popular remedies had failed to accomplish.
1t will not only destroy the disease. but Also eradicate
the most minute seeds OF it from the system. End rs-ss-
tablish a healthy action in the vital organs.
CAUTION
There is a Counterfeit on this article, as on sinost
all popular Remedies OF the day. Observe then, the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma
ture OF SAML TRONG NJ. D. to counterfeit which is
felony. S. NJ. STRONG & Co.. Cleveland. o.,
Sole PrOprietors & Manufacturers Of DR.. Sanl Strongs
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or.ers and communications must &c ad-
dressed.
For sale by E. A. Smith &C., Druggists Warren,
and by All respectable Druggists through the States.
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Plan 20 TIE 81

Il PUBLIC OF this vicinity, that owing TO the unex
pected Improvement of my ealth, l am still in Warren,
with greater activity than ever to the music business.
1 viii also state, in this connection, that 1 have sold
my entire miscellaneous stock Of Music and Small
instruments to Mr.. Geo. Adams, who will conduct the
business as heretofore at the old stand. He is max ng
large additions to my former stock, and l respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore extended to
me in this department. As for myself it is my inten-
ton to devote all my time. energy and capital, TO the
sale Of PIANO F0RTES AND M~ELODEONS. 1 am
now receiving the largest stock in this line, l have
ever purchased. and am prepared 10 say the best stock
and the cheapest. 1t shall be my aim, as II has BEEN
20 sell none but those l believe to be the best Instru-
ments, and at such prices as to make it it an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead OF buying at Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh or East. i select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and warrant them
not only to be good, hut to satisfy the purchaser. 1
have now been selling Pianos and Melodeons for over
Z years, and so far As ] know, my customers have
without an exception been perfectly satisfied, in every
respect, both with the quality Of their instruments ana
the price paid. / subjoin the names of a few Of those
who have purchased Pianos Of me within the last
years,to whom persons interested can refer
hARRES-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev. j. Marvin; Lewis
j. lddings; Hon. NJ. B%irehard; 7. j. McLain, Esq;
j. ". Hezlep; J. L. Weeks; Henry Smith; Z. Fulk; }.
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter' Music
TEACHER Byron Reed; J. Yautrot; C.. NJ. Patch; John
MicOmbs.
Nu.Es.-James Russell; VIM. Ward; John Battles.
NITos.--Hon. J. Tod; James Powers.
NEWTON F~ALLs.-Horace Stevens J. Grove; Z.
Lyman.
UrR.M. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARNrNGToS.-Miss L. c. Steadman, Music Teacher.
BRlsroL.-J. W; Pattengale; H. Corey Id.
Howard
PARKxAS, O.-Gcn Burt
KrSsSAN.ED. Allen. :. D.; II. Burnard; ]. Kinsman.
VraNoS-Raisa Clark; Lyman Leonard.
R.zErrA-Eli ". Dray.
HuBBARD.-JOhn Cramer.
GIR.Rp-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsendi VIM.
Richards.
YoryGs .ox. &C. C. Chapman; Vim. Ross, Man
sion House; J. Sguires; A. McdHDuryS
POLAND, OBJ. 2. Lee.
NEW C,srlE. Pal. 3. Morsani F. Perkins, Sam
ueI Pearson; A. Henderson.
WILMINGTON. PA.-Rev. VIM. Francis.
BoARpNAN.-C. c. ETais ard
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken IN ex-
for new ones. All Instruments delivered Tree
u W 49, NM : is5i S. T. POMER0Y.
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Hrs Deming's Concerts.

This lady gave two Concerts in En-
pire Hall. on Saturday and Monday eve
nings. We hazard nothing in saying
that her singing was superior to that of
any female vocalist who has eyer ap-
peared before the public in Warren
Her voice is a soprano of great power,
compass, and fexibility. We do not
profess TO judge of her operate perform
ances, but The ~delicacy and sweetness of
her "Mary in Heaven could not be
excelled, and Coming through the Rye"
fairly brought down the house. We
wish her abundant Gee
P.S.-At the earnest request OF some
Of our citiz rs, Mrs. DEMING has been
invited to remain and give another o n
cert this, Wednesday evening, Jan. 16,
and we advise those hat have not had
the pleasure of hearing her, to do so, this
being the last opportunity.
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X h az a - kH y
I CORNE DE- WOOD AND SECOND STREETS 0ds andd Ogden SoudnJPI PITTSBURGH PG
OMr for ae in q8t- to suit Purchasers acmmGe assortment Of fresh fnpredD sT6s MEDT
CNES CHEMICALS. GINS. OILS DYE STUFESw WINDOW GLASSG GLASS All Rmc LISsTRU-
MENrs, PATENT MEDICINES. WHITE FAD RED LEAD,LI THARGE and ZINC PAINT, together viii
N:GcweT sole PIopTdou Ct SELLERS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, YER IFuGE. & IMPERIAL
YKUP. Pittsburgh jan 6en
T ATE FROM THE TOWNS all HEARD FRONT
II LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TAIL BRICK"
PACKARD g. BARNUM,
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Forwarding & Commission House at

Forwarding & Commission House at
Salem.
We call the attention of our business
readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
C~HEssMAN, WRIGHT & Co, in another
column. We presume that every man,
to whom goods of any kind, have been
forwarded on the o. d P. Railroad, via
Salem, has felt the need Of a forward
ing house at that place. The want is
now supplied, and from our personal
acquaintance with the gentlemen COM
prising the firm, we have no hesitation
in saying that all who may have occa
sion to do business with a Forwarding
House at Salem, cannot do better than
to entrust it to them.
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Notice to the Reading Community.

The Undersigned, having received the
exclusive agency forthe sale of oodrich's
Comprehensive Geography and History,
ancient and modern, in the Western Re-
serye. takes this method ofinforming the
reading public, that he will call on the
citizens of Trumbull county. personally.
or by agent. during the present winter.
to solicit their orders.
We deem it unnecessary to publish
recommendations, as The work will rec
ommend itself. Price 50.
E. G. COOPER. Agent.
WARREN, Dec. &c, 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-16

The Snow.
There has been fine sleighing for the
last two weeks in this neiyhborhood,
but with a slight coat of snow. On Fri
day a d Saturday. on the roads which
were not planked, the track was some
what bare. Saturday evening snow be-
gan to fall rapidly, and continued to fall
until Sabbath evening. On Monday
morning it recommended, and fell slow
ly during most of the day. 1t is now
monday EVENING" full Is inches in
depth, on a level. We expect to hear of
some damage being done by this heavy
body of snow, upon the roofs of b1ild-
ings.
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A ~DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

"a Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance OF an
order Of the Probate Court for TrumbulI County. Ohio.
l shall, on the ninth day Of January, A d lr56, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A VI. and 4 o'clock. 2 81, at the
premises, expose for sale to the highest bidder, subject
TO my dover therein. being a life estate in twenty one
acres thereof. the following described lands and prem
ises: Situate in the toEnshiP Of Greene, in said county,
beginning at the northwest corner Of the tract Of eigt-
five conveyed to said John Gonsaulis by the heirs o.
Susan Sturgess, by deed executed on the seth day OF
Ovember, lc3S. and recorded in TruDbuu County re-
cords. book IS. pages lS6 and ls7, at 4 stake and STOKES
placed at the said corner in the west line Of lot forty
five. twenty chains and ~sixty-two links north OF the
south west corner OF said lot f~orty-fye, thence east
along the north line Of said land ~fOTty-one chains and
nine links TO a stake and pile OF stones standing at the
north east corner OF said eighty five acre tract. thence
five acre traet.l twenty chains and eighty seven links
to 4 stake and pile Of stones placed in the north line
Of said lot number ~iorty-fve, and at the south east cor
ner Of said eighty-fve acre tract, and ~forty-one chains
and four links east Of the south west corner OF said lot
forty five; thence running west along the south line Of
said lot fOrty-ive to the southeast corner OF hfteen
acres OF land conveyed to Ann Gonsaulis. in the south
west part OF said lot number ~forty-hve, by Usal W. Bow
en- and wife. by deed executed on the first day OF Sep
tsmher. ls49. and recorded on page II aud 10 OF Book
ca Of said TrumlulI County Records; thence north on
the east line OF said fifteen acre tract to the northeast
corner thereof; thence westalOng the north line OF said
fifteen acre tract to the north west corner thereof, and
to a stake aud pile OF stones standing at said corner in
the west line OF said lot number fOrtysfve; thence north
along the west line OF said eighty-hVe acre tract and
the west line OF said lot ~forty-hve, to the place ofbegir
ming. and containing within said bounds seventy acres
OF land. he the same more or less. Appraised At 81, 400.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ANNA ~G0NSAULIS. Administrative
decl9-4t OF John Cons sulis, deed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-16
Crying Murder.

Crying Murder.
One evening last week, some Of our
citizens were somewhat alarmed, by
hearing a mar on the steps of the Frank
lin House, shouting murder at the top of
a voice, which gave evidence of proceed
ing from a liVing pair of lungs. The
landlord declined receiving drunken Wis
itors, rather perem ptorily, and the fell
low in revenge shouted murder, greatly
to the alarm of the ladies, and amuse-
ment of the boys.
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MELANCHOLY CIRCUMSTANCE On
Saturday night last. David Begges, Esq,
of this place, wandered off to the out
skirts of the town, and during the bal
ance of that long cold night, and until
about five o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
remained exposed to the severity of the
weather. He was found close to the
creek, about quarter of a mile from the
court house, sitting in a mock or corner,
partly sheltered by overhanging rocks.
He was alive and perfectly conscious,
but his legs, feet, hands, &c, were
frozen. The only wonder is, that he
should have survived the exposures of
so terrible a night. He still remains in
2 p%recarious situation. Mr.. B. is one of
u Oldest and most esteemed citizens,
and this sad event has cast a cloud of
gloom throughout the whole community.
buckeye State, New Lisbon.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William A. Otis. Bv

~ imam "a ONos Dg virtue OF an order Of
Abner Hubbard, ct al. } OF ommon Pleas Of TIumbulI
County, Ohio, on a decree made by the District Court
within and for the County Of Summit, in said State. at
their September Term, A. D. 1850. and said cause he
ing certified by said District Court to the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said TrumhulI County, for
final execution Of said decree, and special mandate ha-
wing been sent down from said District to said Court
OF Common Pleas; 1 have levied on, and shall expose
TO public sale. as upon execution at law at The door of
the Court House in Warren, in said county, on Satur.
day, the End day Of February, A.. d. 1856. between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A VI and 4 O'Clock P NJ, of said day.
the following described real estate. situate in the town
ship Of Pennington, in said TrumbuIl County. and de.
scribed as follows, to wit: Part of lots IS and IS in the
township OF Pennington, in said county Of rrumhuII
and state of Ohio. beginning at the south east corner
Of lands belonging to Benjamin Lew. and running west
Ia south ~ chains and 81 links on the Pennington
east and west center road to a post, thence north Il
west 81 chains and IS links on the lot line to a post,
thence east j north II chains and 96 links, thence
south j east . chains and 62k links, thence east l.
north "a chains and 4 links, thence north 10 west ?
chains aid cay links, thence east Is north 6 chains
and % links. thence south I" east % chains ans IS
links thence west lkS south I chain and Il links.
thence south u east 4 chains and Is I INKS 10 the place
Of beginning. and containing one hundred and nny
two acres and ss-l00 OF an acre Of land. O52 IS IOO y
To he sold at the suit Of William A.. Otis. in the above
entitled cause. Appraised at $4,000 per acre.
n. R. HARMON, sherir.
sherias once, jan :. lsS.-5.-5,e0