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Another CorruptMOnetary scheme
brought 10 light.

II was . matter Of surprise to many, that
the Philadelphia Convention, in searching
for a candidate for President, should reject
the claims OF Seward, Sumner, Chase, Hale
and other men of experience and statesman
ship and take up man without any estab-
lishsd anti.slsvery character, or experience.
But the reason for this strange aud unnat.
ural proceeding, is rapidly coming to light.
Fremont was nominated not on account OF
his merit but on account of his riches
The Convention was governed by consider
atons of money and not of principle. FIRE.
mont was a man Of great wealth, and this
one thing turned the balance in his favor
Had he been a poor man he never would
have received the votes Of the Convention.
We called attention few days ago to the
fact of an attempt having been made to bribe
the National Fillmore Club Of New York
Another matter has come to light implica'
ting Fremont in an affair equally disgrace.
full. We refer to the failure to pay ths in
tersst on the California Bonds. The inter
est on these bonds amounting to $50, 900
and also the interest on the bonds OF the c.
ty Of San Francisco amounting to $40, 900,
making in all 500 900, fell due on the first
day of July and were made payable in the
City Of New York. Previous to this time,
the State Treasurer of California and the
City of San Francisco had placed the re-
CURED smount of funds in the hands Of
Messrs. PALMER, Cook g. Co., which is Pal
NOR, Cook g. FREMONT. When the dpy Of
payment came, the money ,cGs not tor!hcom'
coming and the State Of California stood
protested and diSgraced. Fremont by his
friends and in his own person, tried in vain
to raise the required sum. 1t was well
known that previous to the Phladel phia
| Convention he had made extraordinary at
tempts to purchase a nomination, and now
the secret of his success was made appar-
ent. He had used for the purposes Of bribs-
ry. 100000 Of money belonging TO the
State of California, and which had been
placed in the hands Of the firm to which he
belonged, and when pay day came, he was
unable to replace the funds he had thus i'm
properly squandered.
This is certainly most humIiating posi-
ton for candidate for the Presidency to b'
placed in. We have no confidence in Ere
mont or the leaders OF the purity which nom
mated him, but for the sake OF common
honesty and decency, we hope thl. report il
regard to his defalcation may prove untrue
When a man becomes so ambitious that h,
forgets his honor and stoops to the work o
bribery to achieve his purposes, and whel
: the leaders Of party become SO corrupte
; as to betray the principles which they pro
fess, and take the place of accessories to tn
! work of fraud upon the rights of the people
, it 10 sad evidence that we have most RsSur
5 edly fallen upon evil times.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER.

Read the testimony of DR.. II. P. LEONARD, Druggist,
Fayette c. a., Ala, Jan. Is. 1853.
Dear Sir--"IIoofand's German Biiters have done
wonders in this section. A youth, son Of @. N.
Hubert, Esq, of this county. had been for several
months under the OF our best practitioners with
out relief, and She reported doubtful, and the
young man though scarcely able to get about, COM
monced with the Bitters. He found so much relief
from the first bottle he continued to take until COM
plete cure was effected. He is perfectly well and
stout"
ALL WHO USE THE BITTERs ARE SATISFIED
WITH THEM.
TUsKEGEE, Ala, Jan. l, 1861.
CHAuNcY FOWLER said:
"The Bitters selling well, and think they will
continue So as they give good satisfaction to those
who have used them.n
See advertisement, 4o-9v
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TONlCS WON'T DO -!

They never did do more than give Temporary relief
ana they never will. ltis because they don't touch
the CAUSE OF the lisease. The cause Of ali ague and
bilious dseaecs is the atmospheric poison called Mas
ma or Maiaria Ne"tralize this poison by Its NATnR-
AL ANIlpDTE, and all disease caused by il disap-
pears at onca. Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is this
Antidote to Malaria. aud moreover it is perfectly
harmless medicine The Certificate of the celebrated
attached to every botle therefore if 1t does no good
it can do no harm.
This is more than can bo said of Quinine, Arsenic.
or any tonic in existence their raiuOus to tho
constitution and brings on DUMB AGrE, which mover
allows person ofeol perfectly woll fora single
meat. In illustration of these raths, annex some
extracts ftom letter Just received from Physician;
GEoRGET0WN, OHIO, March II, 1856
JAS. A. RHonES, ESQ Dear Sir: Yours of Cd
inst isat hand The cure arrived late last yoar and
tho difficulty in getting any to try it was greatly
Increased from the fact that remedy had been intro.
huced which was growing in favor with the public, as
oelhg better than taxing Qulnine-nOt knowing pre-
sume that tho remedy they usd t, escape taking Qui.
nine, contained tho DHUG ITSELF.
This remedy. (known rs ''Smith's Tonic,") would
nvaribly BREAK an ague, butt did not CUREit, asit
would often return with renewed vgor This one cir
enmstance ldeemed IN your Svor, II Icoud instl-
tnte test comp son between it and your CURE,
The folIowingis the result:
Three persons took your "Cure," all Of which were
cases of ''Qnotidian Intermittent Fever" Of many
weeks standing. They hld tried Quinine, and other
remedies, occasionally missinga chilli butt was las
IN all cases) slowly wearing them out, and laying
foundation OF other and severe maladies. Ibid sue
coed in efectlng radical cure Of all three Of
these cases with your remedy ahdthey have not had
Chill since ln all three Of these the s'Smiths
Toni had been used, and would, as before stated
break, the chilli but after period two it would
urn.
think there will BE- no difficulty now in giving 10
your ''Cure' the vantage ground ofhy other remedy
now in use here. &c. WILLIAM BUCKNER, MD.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTI
DoTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in
existence is equally certain as PREVENTIVE, as
Il a"CURE." Take it when you feel the chils coming
on. and you will never have Il single one
JAS. A. RHODES, Propriettr r, Providence, RI.
Wholesale Agents, st Louis, II BLAKSLEY' Chics
go, BARCLAY BROS; Ravenna, A BELDING, and
Curtis Hatch. And for sale by Druggists generally.
April ~, 1885, 37-3m
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The Strength Of Fillmore.

From all indications, we are beginning to
believe that FuMoRE's chances of an elsc-
tion to the Presidency are far better than
FREMoKT's. In the south ho is the only
candidate opposed to the Democracy-the
only man from whom we have anything to
fear In the north he is gaining ground
rapidly. New York will cast heavy vote
for him. Many shrewd politicians estimate
his support there, as stronger than that Civ
EN- to the Republican candidate. In Penn
syvania, there are over thirty newspapers
which have run up the name of fillmore and
DONALDSON to the masthead. In Ohio, his
vote will be larger than many persons now
imagine; SO large we think, as to give this
State to BUCHANAN. In Indiana there is a
fillmore ticket So goes the battle. Disu
nion and sectionalsm are under par, among
the free citizens of this country.
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this was given to the wouEded, and it re-
freshed them greatly.
Aslhe train Of baggage cars sent up irem
the city approached the spot, the scene beg
CARED all description, some from the city
who had friends on the excursion, jumped
out before the train stopped, and sought
their friends. who, too often, were dead or
horribly mutilated. Their shrieks would
mingls with those of the dying. Men left
their work for miles around, and came to
the spot and rendered all the assistance in
their power. Msny were helping to remove
the locomotive, under which were many
bodies; the heat was so intense that it was
almost impossible to render any assistance
to those in the ruins. The Congress En-.
gins and Hose Company, of Chestnut Hill
arrived on the ground about 0 o'clock; anC
began to play on the fire.
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THE PoLITIcAL Press OF PENNSYLVANIA.
According to the Philadelphia Netos there
are, in Pennsylvania, thirty-6ve papers Tor
Fillmore and Donaldson; thirty. one for Ere.
mont and Dayton; two for Fremont and
Johnson; two for Fremont without commit
ting themselves on the Vice Presidency, and
eighteen that have raised no flag at all,
though all of them are said to be decidedly
opposed to Buchanan. The Netcs Omits the
number OF Buchanan papers. They proba-
bly, exceed the number either for Fillmore or
Fremont.
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Iceting Of tlfe ssate Central Com.

Meeting of tIfe State Central Com
lmit:ee - Opening Of the Cam
pajgM 7n Ohio for Buchanan
and BrccEimYidge.
Measures have been taken by the Demo
cratic Central Committee in Ohio to prose-
cute the campaign vigorously for Buchanan
and Breckenridge. The Statesman of Tues
day contains the proceedings Of that body,
which lately assembled at Columbus.
The Committee organized by the appoint
ment of Samuel Medary Chairman, and
John P. Slough Secretary. The latter Of
fered the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
"Resolued, That there be held at such
times as the Executive Committee may sp-
point, grand mass meetings as follows: At
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo, Columbus
Cleveland, Mansfield, GAINESVILLE, Tiffin, and
Salam.
RESOLVED, That that this Committee earn
estly urge upon the Executive Committee o.
each county in the State, that, in addition
to the above grand mass meetings, immed
ate steps may be taken for vigorous cam
paign, and for this purpose we recommend
that they call mass meetings in each of the
respective counties.
On motion Of Mr.. Wusgrove it was resolv
ed that an Executive Committe of six mem
bers OF the Central Committee shall be elec
ted, with power to appoint an acting Secre
tary.
"Mr. Medary, Trevitt, Reinhard, King
Musgrove and McGregor were appointe'
such commtte.
"On motion of Mr.. Miller the following
was adopted:
"ReSoIUed, That we approve of the cours
of Ohio Democrats in Washington City, il
forming a Campaign Club for the distribu
ton of Democratic documents, and wou
suggest that the various county and town
ship organizations throughout Ohio forwar
to this Committee lists of Democrats resi-
ding in their respective localities.
"On motion Of Mr.. Gill the following res
olution was adopted:
"Resolued, That with a view to the fur
theIance OF the interests and organization o
the Democratic party, fhe Executive Com
mittee be requested 20 prepare and publish
from time to time during the campaign, ad
dresses to the Democracy of the State.
"On motion, adjourned.
"SAMUEL MEDARY, Chairman.
"ED. A. KING, Secretsry.
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WONDERFUL Discovery AT MAMMOTH
CAvE.-Last Tuesday, the lllh instant, s.
Bishop, the guide, and three students, Rob-
ert Taylor, Clarence Bate, and w. L. Stone,
while rambling in the cave, discovered an
entirely unknown passage of two miles in
length. By this important discovery, the
cave, already the largest in the world, is
found to extend eleven miles instead If nine
miles, as has hitherto been supposed. The
passage was found by the party to lead to
chambers far surprising all those formerly
known, both in extent and magnifcence.
1t is supposed that this discovery will lead
to others OF still greater importance. LOU
tsuiie Journal.
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Diseases Controlled and
Conquered.

ofall the various diseases that deract from te on.
Joymeht Of human life most of them NAV be traced
To dlsordered condition of the nervous stew The
orlo[S Oh Epilepsy or Failing Sickness, arise in most
several occasions before, have alluded TO the won
dtrtul cures, or notifications of Fits, made by tho
Vegetable extract, Epilcptc Pills. invented and bro.
paced by Seth $. Hamcc, Of lCS Baltimore street
we ee'fn satisfied that these pills cured some
the most stubborn eases of Epilepsy as well us the
nilusf lorms OF fits, such ere Cramps Spasins,
NE. we record the fact that persons viii find
these rills equally clicacious in curing every form
OF nervous d10Ility;-no matter whether manifested
the acute and eNcrucating form of Neuralgia. Tic
DoioreuX or nervous headache, the misery of Dys.
pePsa or indigestlon the suffering of Rheumatism or
Tout III mAlanchoily halucination Of depressed
spirits hystcria their effects will be eonIy hnnnv
ahd certain Persons in the county, write the
inventor and have the me licno forwarded to thcm
D! mat Inc p ices are, one box SO: two boxes SIS;
twelve boxes $3i and sent 10 my part OF the corD-
Try free Of postage. Direct your cOmmunica tons to
Seth 5. Hance, l03 Baltimore street. Baltimore Md
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A STRAW.

A few days ago there was un election for
Justice OF the Peace in Ohio township, Cler-
mont county. 1t was conducted strictly on
political grounds, and resulted in the election
of the Democratic candidate, Mr.. AsHMER,
by a majority of thirty. three. Last fall,
CHASE beat MEDILL fifty votes in the same
township.
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Testimony of Doct. o. Bmtcher

Green Bank, P"cahontns co, April 10Th, 1855.
Gentlemen:--Some few m Hntis since a pati ont APP
plisd to for medical advice afflicted with severe
form of secondary syphilis (ae had been under the
charge OF two physicians without deriving relef)
c. mmonced using The regular remedies of the prCfeS-
sion. but the disease stabbOrny sisted all my efforts.
The reputation Of Carter's spanish Mixture having
reached mo and benr personality acqainted with your
selves, dotcrmnod to give ta trial. did SO, and
in short time its good effects evident, and three
bottles cared MIN.
Asau act Of Justice to suffering humanity, canno
withhold my testimony to its virtues an alteratiVet
and prompt purer of the blood and take pleasure in
recommending itto tho profession and the pubic gem
orally. Yours respertfally
o BUTCHER, NJ d
For sale by l. Swift, and C. Hatch, Ravenna; Wann
4 Wilson, Deerlled: D. Bostwck, Edinburgh; J 4. W.
Gone, Franklin Mills; C.M q. Il. Harmon, Aurora;
o; l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons II Root, Wfndham;
all Dealers In Medicines everywhere.
Ravunna, Juhc j. 1856. 43-lm
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Plain Questions.

Is there an Ohio! II so, has she nothing
to think about besides "Kansas outrage!"
Has she no sympathy but with runaway me-
groes! Has she no interests but those of
the African race! May not some slight at
tention be given to our own concerns! We
are, BY no means, losers of that charity
which never walks abroad, but still the best
evidence OF the purity of that virtue is that
it begins at home.-- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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ArriSOEs Convicted.

On the 2lst inst, VIM. Arrison was con-
victed of mansIaughter in the third trial for
causing the death of Mr.. Allison by an in
fernal machine, some two years since. Great
dissatisfaction is expressed at the verdict
The sentence will be deferred and he will
be put on trial for the murder Of Mrs. Ali
son for which an application has Been made
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Presidential Election.

As the present contest is one of unusual
interest, involving, in our opinion at least,
the permnnence or dissolution Of the Union,
we publish for general information, and as
matters for reference, list of all the can
didates nominated, and table of the vote Of
1852, which will be found useful in the
course of the campaign:
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
President. Vice President.
Dem, James Buchanan. J. C. Breckinridge.
Rep. ]. C. Fremont. w. L Dayton.
Amer, Milard Milmore. A. ]. DOnelson.
N. Am, ]. c. Fremont. w. +. Johnson.
H'lf Sh'll,R. F.Stocton. Kenneth Rayuor.
Abo., Gerritt Smith. Sam'l Mcfarland.
Popular vote for President at the election
of 1859.
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Some of our Republican friends are labor.
ing under serious error in regard to their
candidates for Presidency. They have run
up the name of FREMONT and DAYTON. This
is q sad mistake. "JEss1E " the daughter
OF Col. BENTON is the real candidate. "JEs.
Sic" is the man they are running for Office
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Tremendous Democratic Meeting
I'm nIndinnapOlisI

The State Ratification meeting which con-
vened at Indianapolis on the l7ih inst,
must have been one of the most thorough
outpourings OF the people Of the season.
From IS to $4,000 Democrats were on hand
with banners and mottos-music and BAN
nsrs. Men, women and children were ell
in procession, or in the groves and upon the
houses, hurrahing for BUCHANAN and BREcK-
INkIpGE.
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OF 1t is rumored at Washington, that
duel is likely to take place between Books
and BURLINeAME. Steps have been taken
to prevent it. Books has been arrested
and bound over in the sum OF $4,000 to keep
the peace. The police are in search ef Mr..
BuRIIHeAME, who has left the city.
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Hamilton Comfy.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: To our
friends abroad, we can confidently say that
Hamilton County will give JAMES BucHAN.
AN far larger majority than any other Pre-
sidentiul nominee ever before received with
in its borders.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM kENNON Jr., Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Butler
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECToRB.
Isr. SHELDON /. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
On. HENRY r. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
10. DAVID CLARK. Of Montgomery.
4TH. ISAAC Fl. THOMAS, OF DIrke.
5TH. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9TH. MICHAEL Fl. DAVIS, of ClermOnt.
9TH. WILLIAM CROSSEN. Of Warren.
sTH. WILLIAM KERSHNER. Of Clark.
9rH. GEORGE f. SENEY, OF Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
Ilru. ALFRED NcVElGH, of Fairfield.
J2TH. JACOB STYH, Of franklin.
18th. JOHN TiFFT, CT Huron.
l4rH. JOHN G. MYERS, of Ashland.
l5rH. JOSEPH BURNS, of CoshoctOn.
lGrH. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
I7Tu. BENJAMIN +. SPRlGCS, OF Noble.
18TH. ALPH0NSO HART, of Portage.
18TH. HENRY II. DODGE, Of Cuyahoga.
GOTH. GEORGE G.. GlLLETT, Of Ashtabula.
2lsr. GEORGE COOK. OF Harrison.
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or The London Gazette contains an Of
fetal notice declaring DR.. Rae and his COM
panions entitled to the reward of 100000
who should first ascertain the fate oi Sir
John franklin.
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Adjournment Of Congress.

Congress has passed resolution to ad-
journ on the 18th Of August. This is the
frst sensible movement made since the COM
mencement of the session. Not for the last
fifteen years has there been session when
SO much was said and 90 little done.
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From the Nebraska City News Of the 5th.
Distressing and Singular Occur
rcnce-A Man and Team At.
1NCk ed by RreS.

sNcAeO ny Bees
Mr.. 3. Hooper, residing near McKissack
Grove, Iowa, while driving his team past the
house of Eli Slusher, last Tuesday, was at
tackled by bees. They made the attack
apparently in three strings about the size OF
mans arm, first attacking the horses
Mr.. Hooper still held to the team until
Messrs. Gilmore ard Slusher came to his
assistance. One horse, in endeavoring to
cxtricate himself, broke blood vessel, and
died shortly after; the other is severely in.
jured. They next attacked Mr.. Hooper and
those who came to his assistance. Every
thing was done that could be to extricatc
the unfortunate man, but not until Mr..
Hooper and Mr.. Slusher were SO severely
injured that but little hopes of their recov-
very are entertained. The symptoms and
sufferings of the unfortunate men resemble
those of hydrophobia. DR.. Casada is in at
tendance, rendering every medical assist
ance.
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Come out from Among Them.

Col. WHITE, the Know Nothing Presi-
Dental elector in thu fourth Congressio nal
District Of Indiana, has declined the honor
conferred upon him, for the simple reason
that he intends to work and vote for the
Union candidates, BUCHANAN and BREcKIN
RIDGE.
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o. P. BRowE says that "the Scioto is in
a blaze" The drouth must indeed be Sc
we're. We hope all the rivers in Southern
Ohio will not burn up.
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or Of the thirty three papers published
in South Caralina, twsnty.six are for Bu-
cHANAF.
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Legal Notice.

Ohm s. CLUTE, nonresident Of the
u stats of ohio,wiIl tuke notice that Sias Merchant
dd onthe l4h day of May. A. d. 1855 file his petition
in thetourt of Common Pleas within and for the
y Of Portage and State OF Ohio against the said John
s. Clnte, and which is still pending therein, setting
forth that tho said John s. Cnte is indebted to him on
an account for goods sold and delivered by said Plain
G 10 him previous to the 9th day Of Nov A. d. 1855,
in the sum OF S147 4S-and prays judgment against
said Cl1te for that amount with interest from the 27h
day of Nov. 1865.
The said John Clute is required to answer said Pc
tton on or before the 18th day of Sept A. d. 1856.
J. l.. & H. G. RANNEY, Att'ys
June 8, 1s56.--4S-6w for Plaintiff
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The proprietor has used this article in his own private
practice fDr several years and in has it failed
10 effect perfect cure, when the direction has been
followed.
ti purely vegetable in its composition, and being
mild IN its character sadapted to all Ages, Sexes and
Constitutions. II can be given with uch safety to
til! infant as to the adult. 1t needs encOmium no
omg array of testimony 10 heraldits efficacy Its merit
lies within itscif-ani the invalid ii will prove Of
more value than an Octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only By the proprietor. at Stanhope, N J,
and none genuine without his signature.
Forsale by HuMELpAUGH & JENNINGS, sole agents,
for Ravenna, Ohm.
CrittcndOn and Knowlton, Franklin, J. BedinR
and Co., Randolph, ]. II. Sprague, Garrcttsvile, J.
W. Foster, Mnntua, c. d Q. r. Harmon, Aurora,
Grow Harmon, Newton Falls.
35-Iy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AESS DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House.
RxS Tuesday and Wednesday, until 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ. 5th and 9th Of August.
See adveris ment in another column.
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THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1855.
OF PKNNsYLvANIA

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
OHIO.
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Even =. Evans Estate,

Even j. Evans Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undeG
~ signed has been duly appointed and qualified ss
Illustrator upon the estate Of Even J. Evans late
of Paris, Portage county, o., deceased.
EDWARD MORRIS
Paris July ., 1856, ~