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The Canvass tn WIIIiamson-Jno. A.
mcEwen, Esq.

FRAEKLIN, July 20. 1856.
EDIToR PATRIOT Dear Sir. The canvass in VIII
hanson on behalf of Fillmore and Donelson, was
commenced here TO day by your young and talent.
ed friend, John A. AcEwen, Esq lie has the
honor OF having opened the FIRST battery upon this
division Of the enemy, and / can assure you that
the skill, ingenuity and noble bearing with which
he executed the task eondded 10 him, carried con.
sternation aud dismay into its ranks, aud inspired
eoOadsncs 10 ths hearts Of every friend Of the
American cause that heard him.
Previous TO Mr.. Fillmore's acceptance Of the
nomination of the American party, there seened
10 be dead calm In the political atmosphere here;
the people stood quiet spectators OF the events
Transporting around them, and With fearful forebod.
ines contemplated the distracted state Of the coun-
try, not knowisg what 10 90; bu. since that period
aud particularly since bis arrival 10 the United
States and the delivery Of thOse patriotic speeches
al Albany, Rochester and Buffalo, they are re~anl-
mated aud inspired with fresh hopes fOr she COZ
servasoa Of the Union aud the restoration OF peace
add harnouy 10 a divided republic. They look TO
the elevation OF Willard Fillmore 70 the Presidency
a. the ony remedy for the evis that unfortunately
pHlct the country. There h nov al nnder-car~
reut al work for him among the masses that Is
daily acquiring new forcs and strength Aad threat
ems 20 oseswhelm svsry obstacle that impedes he
progress.
ieel inadequate 10 the task OF even sketehing
the ehaste and AfgameHiative speech Of Mr. Nc
Esen After showing the rus OF democratic
speakers and presses IN their inpoFtanste sppeAls
20 she coaatFy 10 a6Aadoa NJ. fIn9se. bscsuss
aeeording 70 fheiE Ggursa he cannot Be elected be
demoHs,ralsd. 10 ne satisfaction Of ever candid
mind shs propesiiion that the contest 4 really be-
tseen fllmose and Ffem0nL and that the oeea-
psnf OF Wheallsnd, whose eallous heart has ever
bses inPeFvious 70 he gsntis vooings Of she God
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''mamma" has forbidden her 10 ioin their bolster
Gus play, because of the ''damp ground" Older
heads than hers might question il manning we're
not 10 error, and say that the healthfu exercise
would more than counteract the bad effects of the
dampness- But Lora lays her fair, dimpIing cheek
upon the railing aud wonders if Tomorrow will be
bright and dry so that she can run down to the
meadow side and find rich ripe blackberries. and
go out with her brothers to harness Bruno. and
play Lady Queen Anne" "Ohl is il YOU, dear
grandpapsy" and she springs to the old man side
The light wind plays among bis hoary locks, white
aud shining as the snow drift; the warm sunshine
lies softly upon his furrowed brow and glows upon
his russell cheek, be settles himself in his great
easy chair and draws his sweet ehild-sngel TO bis
bosom.
But the purple shadows of the twilight descend
around you,-and on, on you speedway from
this glimpse Of pure Paradise if there be one on
earth,) On,--out into the gloom and distance
Gone-gone, you may not linger here, the world
and the things thereof" claim YOU and with sigh
(perhaps,) you journey on. Yet ever and anon,
when your spirit faints and your footsteps tread
YEARLY the dusty thoroughfares of life will come
sweet remembrance of that sequestered mountain
home. 1t looked like home to you for you felt that
although a stranger you had friends there,-kind
warm hearts, clear consciences and noble natures
Ever and ever will your dreams be haunted here
after by visions of the huge cliffs Exchanging the
river,-the waving cOrn,-the woodland path, -
the bright boys,-the good grandsire, - and ever,
low, chanting, and tender, like the soft childs
voice OF Lora will come whisper from that far off
mountain land, saying, "Come weary pilgrim, rest
thee in the home among the hills"
FOREST HOME, 80. LIVE.
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TO INVALIDS.

this country the Of vitality constantly suf
eTing from atmospheric influences caused by sudden
changes weather and the variable character
especially spring and autumn These complaints and ali
forms 81 disease natural to the country easily
controlled by simple prescriptions such wonderfully
preserved the health and Lngtht the lives the
gnes and the early settlers Of America they by the
powru doses Of Aopathy the Crenchngs HydropaIhy
the hot and doses OF the ThompoDan school, the
delica'ely indicated pellets Cf Homeopathy.
These valuable and effective, simple medicinal prepar
atoms found in greater degree Of pu y combined
scientific proportions and compounded greater
skill, in the GRRFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES, than
in others offered public notice They consist Of
eleven different remedies, all Of which have sanction Of
high medical authority, and the approval Of hundreds Of
thousands who have been relieved among whom
found the Of eminent clerymen jursts states
and than THOUSAND PHYSICIANS in every section
Of the United States
THE GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PRcx rs
cents. This book Of 800 pages, aud it written by
several physicians each prominent in the diseases mention
ed and standing in the front rank Of the medical profes
sion Is the most reliable book published and it
Invested professional terms and written that every one
under stand it. No family should be without copy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine Diseases
tozeher wish the principle and method Of their cure by
PoNERT, Of Utica This Is very valuable pamphlet pre-
pared by Of the Oldest and celebrated Physicians
the Union. have just received hundred thousand
copies for gratuous distribution Those who e
in this sub viii please send for copy Of this pam
Phlet. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
jySO Colle.e street.
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Unfounded Runners Corrected-The Pro-
spects i'm massachusetts.



WASHINGTON, July %, 1856.
DEAR SIE-In the Nashville Union, received
here two or three days ago, saw it stated that
the distinguished old line Wings, Messrs. CHoArE
and AsHKUS, of Massachusetts, we're out for Buch
anan. met Mr.. AsHMUs here yesterday, and took
the liberty of asking him about it. He promptly
replied that so far as he is concerned the Unions
statement is without foundation. He is the friend
of MILLAED FILLMORE. From all the sources Of
information accessible to me, arn bound to con-
clude that the U.ioa's statement with regard to
Mr.. CHoATE is equally unfounded. This, / learn, is
not the FIRST instance lately in which that paper has
given currency to uDfounded rumors, to the effect
this that or the other prominent man is for Buch
anan-rumors that seem to originate with that press
If your neighbor really wishes to know how Massa-
chusetts is going let him read an estimate in that
old line Wing paper, the Boston Courier, of the
Path inst, yesterday, which prominent gentle.
man of assachu has just hand to me, as por.
traying, in his opinion, truthful state of things.
1t is in reply to the New York Tribune which
claims Massachusetts, for Fremont. After giving
the figures of the Massachusetts, State election last
November, as follows:
American, 5l,674 Democratic, 1920
Republican, S6,52l Wing, 14,424
The Courier says-As basis of our estimates, il
is to be remembered, that the questions exist
ed in this State, last fall, as now that the Wings
and Democrats were then winnowed down pretty
much 10 their pure elements, and that Mr. Fillmore
is the regular national candidate of the American
party. We have heard of no falling off in the De-
mocratic ranks. Here and there, scattering Wing,
who wanted something, may have been dazzled by
the delusive expectations and promises of the Re-
pubcaus, and in order to make an count, we
are willing to allow them the accession of the odd
454. Giving the Republicans, therefore, their best
chance with the Americans, and on the supposition
that the Wings may nominate Mr.. Fillmore, we
should say, there might be for Fremont
/. The Republicans, 36,62l
2. I of the Americans, 1878
8. 454 Wings, 454
T. No Democrats O-49,ssS
This would leave for Fillmore
/. of the Americans, 3S,756
2. The Wing phalanx, l4,OOO-52,756
We leave the Democrats as they stood, last year
and any may see for himself that ours is by far
the most probable calculation:
1t will be seen that the democrats have no chance
in Massac husetts. The fight is between Fillmore
and Fremont. And so in most Northern States
if the South leans on Buchanan she will lean on
rotten and broken staff. Let the South awake to
the reality before it is too late | -
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Fillmore I'm new York.

There was q large and enthusiastic Fill
more and Donelson meeting in the city Of
New York on the night of the Gath inst.
String speeches were made by Hiram
Ketchum, Esq, Of New York, Hon. IL w.
Davis and S. w Harris, Of Maryland,
Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Of Ky, and
Hon. 0. F Moore, Of Ohio. The best and
most encouraging feeling prevailed; every
thing indicated the triumph Of Fillmore and
Donelson in New York.
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Groceries.
FOR SALE

O0O ACRES Of splendid land lying On the south
OOO side OF the N. G. Railroad II miles from Nash
vile = from Lavegne Depot 675 acres under good cedar
fence and in high state OF cultivation On this land are
two comfortable dwellings, two Gins, 0uthou e. all good
Are Orchard Of choice FRUIT number Of excellent sipss
and Is traVersed by never failing stream Of water
This tract for richness Of soil and b. suty Ofocaon Is not
surpassed equaled in Rutherford county aud is well sdp
ed TO the growth of Cotton Corn and small Gran-and tax
ing into consideration its contguiy the Railroad Depot
where there good schools good mi Is good chu
variety Of hops &c think it very desirable place in
deed Also l2o ofcedar at convenient distance which
viii be sold with the above will sell altogether divide
to suit purchasers accommodating terms Apply on the
premises or to the subscriber at Lavergne Tennessee
jySt- tWkwu CHARLES T. NFTeON
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ssThe Cry is stilIv for Money.


Some of the democratic village sheets Of
this State are publishing a circular issued
to the councils of the American party last
summer, by the authorities in this city.
Among other things the circular called for
contribution to defray the expenses of
the canvass, in accordance with the uniform
custom of both parties. We have observ-
ed that some of these putty-headed min
MES are making serious argument to their
readers against acting with a party which
charges for membership in it. Such ridic-
ulous stuff is not worthy of notice, and We
did not intend TO do so, had not our city
democratic contemporary seen fit to advert
to it. We regard its aIlusion, however, as
jocular, and only intended as a diversion
from the terrible broad-sde which is being
poured into Buchanan. In this light it is
excusable. We would not deny the small
est crumb of comfort, to one who has
cause to mourn as Rachel, who it is said,
refused to be comforted." AmuSe your
self, neighbor, in the absence of better en-
ployment, you cannot do better than to
play the laughing philosopher, in the midst
Of your misfortunes.
For the benefit, however, of its country
friends we commend the circular below to
their attention. We are reluctant to force
our clever friend, the chairman of the Dem
ocratic Central Committee, before the pub
lie, but he must excuse us. The following
circular appeared in the Rogersville Times,
an American paper, during last summer.
1t was addressed to citizens of Hawkins
county, and is undoubtedly genuine The
worthy Professor gives himself wide lat
itude, in the matter of fees-"from $40 to
$780,"
NASHVILLE, June LIST, 1855.
MssrS. JOS Campbell, Mr.. Anderson aud Nm.
Kenner:
GEETLEMEN:-You are hereby appointed q Cen.
trail Committee for the purpose of circulating docu
ments and appointing subcommittee in your
county. In our opinion, one active man from each
civil district will be sufficient, though this matter
is subject to your discretion. When the sppOint'
ments are made, please forward the post Office of
each to the undersigned.
We shall be pleased from time TO time to receive
from you such suggestions, in regard to the con-
duction OF the canvass, as may, in your judgment
seem appropriate, well such intelligence
may be calculated to stimulate the friends of de-
mocrscy. As new issues spring up in the canvass
it is highly necessary that numerous documents
should be published for circulation amongst the
people. For this purpose, IRE propose to obtain from
each county tr9m SEQ TO 500. You WILL therefore,
secure the amount which in your judgment, should
be contributed by your county, and forward to the
undersigned. An early answer is solicited.
CHAS. K. WINSTON,
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SMITH COUNTY, July %

SMITH COUNTY, July 22.
Editors Of the PGtriot-I am glad to say that
Fillmore and Donelson are doing finely in old Smith.
Last Saturday Mr.. BARKsDALE, a sub-elector for
Buchanan, in Wilson, addressed the people at Rome.
have nothing to say against Mr.. B. He is ap-
parently very nice, proper young gentleman, of
good address and speaks with great ease and Huency
He is also courteous in his bearing His speech
was pretty good decoction of the slang and argu-
ment of Padre Eastman and the Ant-American press
generally. After he was done the crowd called on
TIN Il. WILLIAMS, Esq, to say word for the good
cause. Tim is entirely engaged with his official
duties, and has no time to prepare political speeches.
but the way he skinned and peeled old Buck was
delightful No victory was ever more complete and
perfect. He not only answered our friend b. but
he carried the war into the enemy's ranks. His
touching appeal for our gallant and true hearted
Doneson went TO every heart. have no time to
give his points in detail. Our friends must keep
him on the stump. No man in this State, of his
age, is his equal public debater. tell you our
boys left the ground joyful, and with blessing for
that glorious boy TIM WILLIAMS. Don't be uneasy
about the hill country. We have grand rally at
Carthage, on SATURDAY.. The work goes on bravely
OLD SMITH.
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UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.

TINS NExF SESSION Of this College open on Mon-
day, sept Sh The Classical coanss j. fah and ever,
tcity Afforded 70 stadsnsn IN seisnude Branrhss-
Preparatory school sttahed embracing % tao
yrArs. The Military adopted eEsetaAl
o. preserving rood economy regular hshs ant
i've hdly exercise CAaTgrs Cor tattoo, and bosrding,
elJ0per tern Of 20 weeks sarkeons IS. kngtnesinF
Freuch. spanish, Herman, Drawing, Book keepirg end
Fencing, each elu per term o. 20 wreka
The asl session ~ the Aeca Coiere closed with 80
Matrcua1as and IS Gradn sses ffos IS SiAiss Ths ND
tAry c0lleRe closed hst SashV siEh iai Ma
rteuaats from "a States for Ca AoTue and kesaktons
spply n T. JohNsOS, superintendent.
A1shEiHe, Jay ss-tuswsss
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CORRECTION Theiletter from Washington,
which we publish this morning, correcis
statement made by the UniOH and american
on the 18th inst. relative to Messrs. Ashmun
and Choate, of Massachusetts,.
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The Friends and acquaintance ofMr and Mrs A. B. Mont
gomery invited to attend the Funeral son OSCAR
at their residence the middle Franklin Turnpike, on
this (Thursday) July 31st at O'Clock.
Divine Service by the Rev Dr. Edgar
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lust received BY Clifton A. Abbot. consisting Of
check fincy MArssles cos PEnts nnd vests also soEBe
very ne Aoh-r Coats All Of latest approved
styles.
As the far advancsd VII ss these goods a
reduced prices in order make os Pail and Win
ter stock. Iva
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
~~~---------~~-~---~~----~->~~-
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT,

TTNHE sIxTH ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES in shls
Institution vii commence on AnndAs, the Sd Of Hovem
Der full preliminary course Tree 10 ali stRenta. "a be
given BY Profess commencing Tie nrst A0nday 81
OcfO1er.
Professors Fees sfe5 Ma ricuIation Zee IS Practical
Anatomy ti0 Graduation Zee t25. Eor ca'Alogue and
Announcement spply 20 PAUL EVE ND,
Dean Of the FaeuiiV
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DIED..

On the morning Of the 79tb ins ELzABErH ANN BENDER
wife Of Burnett Bender aged IS years month and 10 days
She departed this life with Christian Ortude and in full
triumph Of faith.
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500 ReWard.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber living in Maynor's Cove
Jackson County, Alabama, the 18th and 18Th inst
three negro boys, THORNTON, boy about thirty three
or four years Of ge eight inches high stoop
shouldered and pigeon toed and Is very bright
OF age and low, chunkey, stout fellow and so bright
as the boy Thornton. Also, REUBEN boy 10 years Of
age and is very black and spare Iullt.
will give $50 for the safe delivery Of said Buys 10 me- or
loigedfn Jail in this county, that may get them or
viii give 500, they canget Of this county and de-
vered safe to me, confined In Jail can get them
jy30-2W" O. O. HARRIS
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Is good - TIE PsciorAi snd st cure conpAins.
Everybody nesds iess purEnE Purge tAr Bloef
hoe iis Lnpartss Purge ne boSs Liver and ne uhois
rteerA sys1sm em ohsiu ctoHs Psegs the dssnses
uaeh las en an M edy 70 uurk ts hgf ~ aa
Ehenh die ms q ga Tnke nniifoiss sariY
and thrust rom he sysis. esfrs 4 = jet ssroag .
yield.
Ayers PS 10 Faal ct daease not oay whs q seak
bat When has tAksn ktrsag had Head she astoaaeiaR
sAtsn<nls q hes uhe hsvr beea euEed b. shsn foa
dreadful scrsala, DrSF, u ers, skE De6ssa Rhanuaa
psints heeFo8ra heaaehe, Seal ang any iess dsnxsg
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4rlrs, D1nass "a he bad Coda FessFs, nyssaisry A.
luses1 sssry ssrisy e sampaiess ~ ukzk 9srss.Ss
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~ yoa. esn Reishhara anf year ewn Physicians
try theA enet ana soa vi sever - uflAaet skfs.
Prise s. e1n11 pr btK--t hexes fnf a.
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Retail ~ 10. 81 RknWN Nz13,sias
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johnson. Horne &CO.

CURNER BROAD AND MARKET STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn.
WILL give prompt attention to receiving storir e. pur-
w chasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour and Bacon and will also devote especial aten
ton to receiving, sor ng and forwarding merchandise Of
every description.
Our facilities in poiut Of and convenience are equal
to any In the city. iy9ltf
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Books which are Books!

webster's Life and Speeches, oonplsts In Eols.
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Prescott's Philip the ~, oonplsts in vols.
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Washington Irvi1gS Works, oouplsts In - ValA
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PyeseOtts cOoqusst Of Mexico,
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Tom Benton's Thirty Years IN the o. g. sezats.
Phillips Sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, vsls RszS
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Lippinco,t's Gas ,ttseF Of the World;
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GOOD mEnInINRs.

1T e estimated that Assy's e4ergy
Il Pictorial end CItbaytio Pszls hsse
done more 70 profncte the pablic
health than any ether one cause.
There cen be nc question that tho
cherry Pectorai has, ~ iis taessand
en- tboasAna cures Of celds. Corghs,
Asthma. csoup. InnasnEA. Brnnehitls,
4e, very mush rcdaeed Tire proper
sion Of deaths from consecutive ais
eases IN this ccaafry. TIE Pills are
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'HE next session Of this Male Boarding Day School
situated on farm Of 10 the middle Franklin
TurnpOn ~ miles from Nashville will commence on the
LIST Of September. tjy31-1m1 NArH'L CROSS
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Received this Day-the Following

AVOoAF0u IH1S Udy-IH6 rOIIOWlng.
AIDES Curccoa Kid Slippers plain and with RoIetts
IL Heel slippers,
Fine Black Velvet ="
Cloth, Congress Plain Caters; very nice,
Lace Caters,
French Morocco and Kid Buskins, wide and son,
superhne Kid Excesiors,
Lace and Congress Heel Boots,
Misses Kid Slippers, Caters aud Wakirs shoes.
Childrens Kid Ankle Ties and Pump Boots &c &c
JOHN RAMAGE, a College street.
ew- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES BONNET
BOXES.
GENTS SOLE LEATHER vALICEs AND WATERPROOF
VALICE BAGS, Just opened
jy2s JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College street.
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FaR rIEE COUNTING sHOUSE,,

FoR rIsg COUNTING HOUSE,
AASDip's WHFftxa Farm.
6ETuIs CksnIxa.
tor1fze Reogs.
CasCks asD Norzs on ara raE BkSxA
ESgunFEs STnxH PYHa
fosE fotpEAs-FAHzz PExcrs
Prs Rkcks-RflL HAS
Posr OsEHE oxFs
GEa Nc naaE, new srticls-
hLAck asD WHfrs RrsBrE
MEsoHAxnCa hooEa
BaL ParE&, Ae. Ae. &C., sor sale 81
svs CHARLES W. sMrTH.
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A CARD.

| AM manufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove Foundry
L in this city good assortment Of STOVES AND hOi.
LOWWARE viz: Ovens, Pots Skllets and Lids Sad-rons
and Androns Of different patterns for the wholesale and
tail trade, at small profits.
Also Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware ofhe quality
at lev figures few hne chamber sets OF BrttanA War
and No. Refigerators, on hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid TO Roofing and Gut erng Wit
Tin COpper
p Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange for my manufactures.
H. p. DORRIS
jy30-6m No College St near Church Al
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WHEAT AND RACON.
RANDuSIA SEMINARY

desire to purchase Wheat and Bacon, for which we
we will pay the highes. Market value in cash
ySl JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

DIANO FORTEs TUNED ami REPAIRED Ssu1elk ahznm
by the undersigned, in q manner that
cannot be equ4 led by any other TuNKS In this ~
section Of country Also, all kinds Of Musical instruments
repaired. Perfect ATTRACTION given or no charge
orders len the Music Store Of Mr. james DissOns, Union
street, vii be promptly attended 20.
refer 10 hr. Diggons and number Of others
jy22-im PHI. SCHNEIDER.