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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

The Subscriber having purchased the Stock in
Trade of Mr.. Samuel Grove, Corner of Main and
Ellsworth Streets would respectfully invite the at.
%tention of the citizens of Salem and Of the spr.
rounding country to his stock of Groceries and
nrnvisinns -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04

DIsCUssIoN.-Thfre will be discussion of the
great issue in the Presidential contest, on the 7th
of October, in the town Hall, in the afternoon and
evening. Fer Buchanan; GILMAN, QUINN and
WALLACE; for Fremont; WIsDEN, BALDWIN and
CURRY, Others will participate. -Rpublican,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04
HANDSOME BUILDING

SITES IN SALEM, OHIO.
/ am now prepared to sell those DESIRABLE
LOTS, on Lisbon Street, opposite the dwellings of
Messrs. Wright, Jones, Hillman, &C., &c. Enquire
of John Deming, or the subscriber. ~
BENJAMIN BQWN.
| offer, also, Tor sale the Farm where I now re-
side; being $50 Acres, we'll improved, we'll watered
and in good condition, q miles South of Salem,
on the Lisbon Road.
Aug. %. IF BENJAMIN BOWN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
ASTI-SLAvERY Society is to be held this year ia
Norristown. The time fixed for it is the 10th Of
October, 1t will be an important meeting, and
will doubtless be largely attended. WV. LLOYD
GARRISON and PARKER PnLsBURY are to be there,
and other able speakers from different parts of the
country are expected.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04

there are few prominent Southern men, save Of the
fre.eater school and the people are rapidly be.
coming of the same stamp. Not only can no man
express an opinion adverse to Slavery extension,
or in favor of emancipation, much less one strong.
ly condemnOtory of the peculiar institution but
it is becoming a necessity almost for the Northern
men living South to show their love of the South
by subscribing to the Kansas fund. In case of
their refusal to subscribe, they may not be in dam
ger Of personal violence, as in the other cases, but
they subject themselves to abuse, ard are liable to
have every cndeavor made to injure their business.
which can be brought to bear on them by working
upon the popular ignorance and prejudice.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04
Nrw 1)atcnt fluio fan,p.

tits well known to all persons who deal in, or
are acquainted with Lamps, that a Fluid Lamp
with n circular wick safe and not liable 10 beaH
so constructed that the light could be controlled
and regulated, has been n great consideration
ever since fluid has been u5sa, # is as we'll
known that no such lamp has until now been Of.
iered to the public.
Such a lamp we now present. which burns
with a clear, strong light, and with n steadiness
which renders it superior even to Gas for purposes
of reading and writing. And it will burn with
undiminished flame, until the fluid in the lamp is
entirelp consumed
The material used is common Burning Fluid
known also by the names ETHEREAL Oil ana Spirit
Gas. -
Salem, Sen. q. 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE

STATE ELEcTioNs.-The State elections which
are yet TO take place prior to the great struggle
for the Presidency, in November next, are as fol
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04
flour, Salt, &c., &r.


NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
All articles sold warranted to be as good as re-,
commended.
My purchases being oil made with cash, I Aatter
myself that ! can give entire satisfaction to al who
may favor me with u call.
CASH PAID FOR EGG
gss~ Remember the Corner, Groves old stand.
LYMAN BROOKS, agent.
l have on hand and for sale Doctor Websters
lnvigorating Cordial or Health Bitters q sure rem.
edy for Jaundicc, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia &c..
and a great regulator of the Stomach ahd Bowels.
Also, Brooks sure remedy for Diarrhea and Dyson
terry and Cholera preventative.
Warranted to Cure in all Gases or the money
will hs refunded.
Price so cents a bottle.
LYMAN BROOKS.
SALEM, Ohio, Aug. o. 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

IASGHOmNF a ARMTSTFAn.
20 DlixVs LAS horne Aru.ltea c-l hsafed foeeccl
s)U ia.t received JOHNSON, hOAAA GO.
aag2e-lu 4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Facts About Ambrotypes.


LAMB WARRANTS B0UGHT OR LOCATED.
NILLpAy cash fOr Land Warrants. Will also old
MissoHi and Arkansas Land Patents, issued AboGt
ISIS, TO glder. o. 1919
Hm $50 prepared 10 locate Land Warrants In South
Mss Ouri the line Of tie Sou ai soari
ksiroaC In connection Nth gen ten who has had the
selecns Of than o Oa Of abroad land along
he neOf hts read. f,r urthsr particulars terms, &e
enqureof the undeFgne Ceoar street. the Post
Once [s.tA6l q. FkLIOWS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
RATES OF FREIGHT
: szsT5a - - ES MI
TSr esa-7 = 80 -esSllslS -5sz
FR0MCHARLESToN ANDSA SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

To NASHVILLE.
EFFECF
On and after the First of june.
FTPST Glass -rt Efr'
anO Fortes Books and Stationery, Roo's Shoes and
Hats; qrcrs, lis, Sc. in bottles, Campfire and
Spirits Turner tine. in bbls.; Carr citing, On pa 6sss
and GIss war Cigars IN cases Checks { onf ctons-
Iies, Cotton Cards Cutlery In cases. X and boxes
Dry Goods in boxes and bales Drugs Fruifs Truit
Trees and Shrubber,, Furs, Garden s. eds IeokiDg
Glasses and Looking Glass Pate, fat oxn, rs risEJ
oysters u cars and jars Saddery, Tin I'D Britannia
Ware, Tea. and spie pr 100 lbs, from 1s necsra-
and from Isl J1ne to ist Dsc.g her 90
sECOND CLASS. -.....
Hardware. such sp cited in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign liquors in
bbl., and pipes; Tobacco 10 boxes LEATHER in roIs
and boxes; Ifs. in bhs and casks: Croekery and
QueenSWare in crates and casks; Rice. Whiting
Plaster Sheet Brass ana Coppsr, per 100 90
THIRD CLASS
Axes ShoTeis Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
u-plste, Anvils. Vices, casks of Chains and Eces
nsniis sud Cotton Cor,aRe, Coffee, heavy Ca tiDgs,
Mil Gearing, Railroad Whee,s and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin In bbs. per 100 lbs ........ 90
SPECIAL RATFs.
Furniture and Carriages boxed ane other Vght articles
CSs sne s also "a, boys Of Aris or other
double First Glass Rates, or, per lee lbs. - 90 81
The rates the same from Charleston Savannah to
Stevens6 n and all stations q IL side, 20 NASHVILLE
OvercharGes where they evidently exist viii be corrected
by the Nashville and attsnooga Railroad and raid by The
TreasUie upon proper certificate from The delfveTing
The Roads will not pay FOR hidlen damages or irury 10
contents OF boxes or Packages when external appearance
No claim for damsres wi he considered unless accor pa
MED with eipt sho~ 20 6,to have been In good
order EheE delivered to he loads Charleston aud Sa-
vsnnah.
In of short he Fqs fsqpre so DAYS
animation 81 The line rd hy q expiration Of that
ume The Road delivering viii he arhored 20 pay-but no
Chin tba Be considered g ghtoT, less receipts
are eNlibftec IS evidence &c iirr at.
NoFocus VIII be dshv,sd uHf an isTRes paid and
areceipt given by tie con 'ettss nr tlcir agsnt
The Agents Of the \ 8 ATE rnle' heavy bonds 10
the rompauy; ard fgh; b. ave ace TO The gents indi.
yidu~y; therefore heilh bit b paid in 'nII and re
Carnations Tor CV'T G ErGr - EEg he paid By
the Treasurer only, upon cerkca " the Agent and an.
thoritv q the Superintendent.
mayl5 HI ANDFRSON supit
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
EsizzsS EfSsfSE5 hH@ 49, All
HI. ANDERsON, sup;t N 1c.R.
Express Notice.
- - -; - -

TIVE "AnAMS' EXPRESS COMPANN bsve made ar
nts with the aho.e Railroad Tor Daily Express
Line, prepared receive and fns ward Freight
PackSge &C, bv Passenger Trains to hnut-vie Decatur
Fuscun ba, ana informed ate stations the c. and NJ
Q Railroads, smal Pseksg At reduced rates.
e1B Messengers leave NasAVi T. daily a O'Clock An
go IreEhis to be 'o'yarged BY Express WIN be called
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

Groceries.
N.Y. are prs pared ursh piantaE supplies o. every
w kiud and voad iusts The 1tisniion % nsSehsots
= rasrs e stcck shich Si a. sil be conpsts,
aad eorsi.ts part present. % ne uosne articles.
- hhds sugar; - osgt Conses
IS y balseait. 30 bafrsbralss
81 boHsssfar Candles, - haFtsis Nhiskeys :
TO pierss aKxinE 20 hah pieces buEg ng
SO A. inch -rEnE; ee0 coils EoPes iegsthsr
ith anothsr sFtlcjes usna IL hept IN estsbhmeEs
JgHhkON, nCRRE a CO.,
baf eosnsr Broad and harkst ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SHTPPEKS,
Rv Savauuuh In Nashville.

A the Nssl vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
II have notified ard reminded the Central Railroad Com
snies Of &c, rga Of tier Summer Il Goes net
have zen noticed recognized in the hard bills Of
that Company recently distributed In city. We take
tbs method Of informing the Mert hsLts ard sh pers By
line viii be ~ 50 for ltO b nrt class
EoOds and 81 IS grsnd hills Iepfes 81 IS 10
tie through rate fret elias g,O from the
Eafd Nashville hut Il fct the vnfison 81 10 ets.
sdtei SUMMER and dtductiod q 10 PEI 100 lbs
Winter hich makes the per advertisement,
tlS3 from June 10 December ard 81 rm Dec June.
IA. l. ANDt RSON,
Innsm Superintendent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
STEAM ENGINES
AND ...s.-
Mill Machinery.

NO l. Il ID. LIS,
(sUccEs~1 Eris , MOORE
HAVING made inr srtant addS his machinery.
greatly increased his factss for manufacturing
ENGINES and Machinery OF every description, prepared
manufacture Steam EBgn.s and Boilers equal in point
nnish and durability TO any made in the West and at
prices Having ben prsctca ~ engaged in the Manufacture
OF Machinary in Nashville for the last OF years. Civ
ing his personal tention the manufacturing Department
he feels conhden that he give sf ctou all who
favor him with heir orders at the Old stand OF Ellis Moore
50 and 81 Markt street, Broad, Nashville, Tenn
All kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mills
Tob FACTORIES Banks, Jais &C. &c executed promptly
and At the lowest cash prices. -.- ..
jan9S-1y NOBLE D. ELIIS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
TELEGRAPH.


a CARD
AZ aHuflctrring dsiy II ny Eclipse steve Feuidry
Il On Tia city good aaaorimens 81 sfOTES AM nOL~
LDWNAkf, va 0vens Rals ekiets aod Lids ead-irens
spd AneiFcns q dassens pafsfns r he shoae snd
tail trade. a small prclt..
Aa TN Copper ehees iFgn ware efhe hest qaahy.
a. N nRufes sac chsa Der SITS q BFsttsnia Vas
ana Ne. ] RsfliEsFaioss. On hand ~ sale iew.
P4fini4r atention paid kpqfag Gut sfias via
Tia q Coupsr
- od coppss. Pswsss araas asd sessp Tres salsn IN
sx-harge i0g ny aanHf4eiores.
HIP n0RRla
use-su Ne, scodefs 81. neAF chsssh &C
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12

Hon. ID. J.. DODGE, Of AuLurn, n. Y, and late mem
Dor OF ouf state Logslaiuie, and II the most &C
complished fhyscians and Chemists of out couuuy,t
let giving thus medicine his personal observation sa
a. dssAgsd to sapereeis al hq,d preparations Jor
tte cure u Chroaic disoasesn
Bach'r Family Recipe Book is &C. be- had gratis Il al
Agonis-ynu viii there ofdisf ases recorded
and you are invited 10 communicate with any whose
certificates are gvea, IN oidei TO prove them genuine
-CAUTlON.-
All the genuine medicine beafs the fac siRs OFF, "
r. CONLN ny 60 on ,he ouisidn wrapper,
Principal Office aud Depot, 81 GENEsEE-ST., AU-
HuRN, N. Y.
FRED SMITH, General Asen, for the state Of
Vermont. siiiy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12
10 DRUsolsTs am orHEA DEALERS
Cam
CERTYFICATES.


TN F"' '''lIt ~ Vlh UT. y y FNUTnl OF EOrh-
ester, ny.
ma, hfcrnuEH J., lass.
his may certify that have inside o. ifial Of BACHis
AMERICAN COMPOUND in csc ~ severe Brou
Gus coat e ne meaiarB frask ~ Die use of Two lot
Ties ofthe above Compound 10 is ihuusht a permanent
cure was ELECTED. have seen Ms wonderful effects 10
decided case Of SerqfHta C0a.umfisa where the pa-
uent was though, to be beyond faTe-a'ter taxing lew
bottles Of the HmrcoH Compound now thought TO bo
or ~ aangsri and Hf1fir NcN Prom what have seen
of the effect Of The Compound, should certainly foe0-
mead its use IN such eases above named.
f. ~ = ARM NJ d..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12

the Union. IN Tue Vitttut lu9ihHe'f " P'- ]
htical enactment, which had ceased TO have |
legal power or authority Of any KIND, was
repealed. The position assumed, that Con |
grc-s had no moral right to enact such repeal,
was strange enough and singulary so NJ
view Of the fact that the argument came
from those who openly refused obedience TO
existing laws Of the land, having the same
ponplar Designation and equality as compro-
misc acts nay more, who cquwocally dis
regarded and condemned the most positive
and obligatory iniunctlons Of the Conslitu-
ton itself, and sought, by every means With
m their reach, to deprive portion OF Their
fellow. citizens Of the equal enjoyment Of
those rights and privileges guaranteed alike
to all by the fundamental compact OF our
Union.
This argument against the repeal Of the
statute line 10 question, was accompanied by
another Of cougcnia character, aud equally
with the former destitute Of foundation IN
reason and truth. It was imputed that the
measure originated IN the conception Of OK
tending the limits Of slave-labor beyond
those previously assigned 10 It, and that such
was ils natural as well as intended effects
aud these baselcss assumptions were made,
IN the northern States, the ground Of I'M
ceasiug assault upon constitutional right.
The repeal in terms Of statute, which
was already obsolete, aud also null for
uucunstiulionaiiy, could have no influence
to obstruct or to promote the propagation OF
conflicting views Of political or social ins,i-
utou. When the act organising the Ter
ntones of Kansas and Nebraska was passed,
the inherent effect upon that portion of the
public domain thus opened 10 legal settlers
from all the States ot the Union alike, each
with his conviction of public policy and prl-
waite interest, there TO found in their dlscre-
ton, subject tn such limitations IA the Con-
stituuon and acts Of Congress might pre-
scribe. new States, hereafter TO be- admitted
into the Union. Ii was a free field, open
alike to all, whether the statute line of as
stunned restriction were rcpeuled or not
That repeal did not open TO free competition
of tho divorso opinions and domestic nstItu-
lions field. which, without such repeal
would have been closed against them: it
found that field of competition already open
ed, n fact and IN law. An the repeal did
was TO relieve the staiute-book Of an ohlec-
uonable enactment, unconstitutional in effect,
and injurious IN lerus TO large portion Of
the States.
l. It the fact, that, in all the unsettled re-
nions OF The United States If emigration be
leil free To act IN this respect Tor itself with
out legal prohibitions on either side slave
labor will spontaneously % everywhere. in
preference 10 free labor? Is il the fact, that
the peculiar institutions of the southren
states posses relatively 50 much of yigor,
that wheresuever an avenue Is freely open
To AN the world. they viii penetrate to the
exclusion of those of the northern States
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12


We, tho underlined, Ye received he formula for
preparing "bAcH's AMERICAN 90 .POUND," sud
as laf Us we have tested IT, can recommend It's general
9sn - ienic and - efuiive Wrdifin 10 REMOTE
JifLHTED MINORS OF TdE moon, and Pc
cnnly nd Pred 10 females sun ring ON Leuconi 0a,
kNnt'sJ snn 10 those whose costiiutions are eniee
Died from laiermiffahf Firer.
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, A. ..
LANslNGu BRIGGS, NJ. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12
PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEA ING thu
BOMEIs COhTINE.

The Small Boys may find at the heaa =,
state stIeot spenoefs, suits, aud Pants ~ gnySu
icty.
Montpelier, May ~. 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

SHOT Ar.--Mr. Doherty, conductor on the Car
roou Railroad was Friday night, by some unknown
enemy while the Of Jackson and Jersey Streets oh
his way What prompted the murdero's attempt we nave
not been able to learn.
No. FoUBrEEN's BALI"--The ball OF philadeiphla
Fire Company No. H. Masonic Hail. on Saturday night was
wary handsome and nl,usan affair The hall crowded
but the management was excellent and everything went OF cap"
tally The couess of wenher gave particular zest 10
the dance and the floor Masonic Hall never vbraed beneath
a brisker-fo or liveler hearted crowd
ST.. BAEBE's DAY. Yesterday was the day set
apor in the Catholic St. Barbe the patron and pro-
ecor of the Connoe The usual ceremonies were performed
at III, Cathedral the Orleans Battalion Of Artillery taking part i'll
~ hu, III. battalion did not have their usual banquet,
count of the recent death their veteran leader Major ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

sAcH1LEGE.-Some vandal has defaced the initials
of Gen washington, the west walls Of the grott'o
at Passaic Falls. The characters are e. W., l6o,
and they were cut in the rock by that great ana Sooa
man himself They had remained uuinlured Tor more
than three quarters Ct century, and unit! rev
months ago. when some barbarian parity ob I a
them by chipping out onehalf of the W. me hoS
ton Post says the blackguard was probably back
Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Mr. Nj, residing on Third street, has large
rattlesnake, which he has kept in wire cage, de
has also an Irish servant girl in his employ who looks
upon the reptile great curiosity that she can
scarcely keep her eyes off the cage. An evening or
two since a tree toad was put in the cage after
Bridget had retired to bed. When she arose in the
morning and discovered the toad, she rushed with a
lighted caude into the sleeping apartment OF nel
master and mistress, and aronslng them exclaimed u
ali earnestness And sure, Mr.. Nj, the ole
snake has got young one, and it's got hands FOR al
the world like wee child Brdgetis still under The
dclusion that the toad is a young snake
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
alen Orleans 4ailg Grestent'
The Printers Epitaph.

uora lies forn,-place no imposing stone
~ r,arlS the head, where weary it is lain,
,Tis matter dead, its mission being done,
10 be distributed to dust again,
The body is but the type, at best, OF man,
Whose impress is the spirits deathless page;
Worn out, the type is thrown to pr again,
The impression lives through an eternal age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
Shipping Nnttlllqente.
MONDAY, December S, 1856.
EApFn GtTTTPn Az

Steamship Louisiana Talbot for Galveston and Innnon,
Harris Morgan Nco
ch;, Nav, nr1e,ns Rich for New York G billiard
XIX XIX William Kerry for Boston Creevv & Farwrl
sp Robert Dixey, nixey for Boston, Jones, Makdrr geo
lSrem Bark Stella Wolf, Genoa, ! kock Hcn
Sam Sister kne Ferrer for Mobile, CIV Newton Seo
c,nmmnr i,hrwnin Nrkiu for Ahalachiroa, Master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
SfAt(u Orltaus 5f(oney N(arket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Saturday Evening, Dec. g.


The week closes very satisfactorily with encouraging &C
counts from the West rise in the water, with large arrivals
produce attended with numerous argosies oil the most Ta
BILE kind with highly remerave prices for our great staple
with mn eosv position Of monetary affairs with good city trade
in NIL its various There is observable for
complaint True great sugar interest must not be over
looked, and we sincerely regret "t We as' S"c 'e's s
prospects of the Of the production this season. me s
io far bn,h smear and molasses will not
p''>0 ,-.-,.
amount IN gross OIL last SeI' -,
Although past three days hive not been attended Win any
, ~ Of ,o,+ou nsv,rh,pss the husiess of the week in
,.s. ,a ~, ~ ,,o ,rr,o4est ,norn;t,dc Seldom has
, h mora 1ivev div in the cy retail trade than to-day.
f trcss Canal royul and Chnrtres were crowded to
os and great deal of money changed hands, On Poyras
and Tcounolas Streets and the steamboat landing
,do, nccn more hustle and activity The weather was
sohy favorable for every branch of trade which goes to
l mn ,e mighty commerce of this emporium The general
brr trade in drv rools hardware and groceries has
en- c ms other branches We believe however, that dealers
will have as much they do before long There appears
tn he mora doing in groceries than other branches OF trade.
h; i; ma out oyir- to the Ions, credit Obtained Northern
i far all merchandise exccp groceries, which appears be
m ,,;r nucemcn for country merchants to pass by
i, c wonder how many purchases have been male this
season in Northern cities the goods received and pushed Off
law ri.s for cash and the proceeds come to New Orleans
he invested in groceries only they being cash article and the
rn, r ,p sold at Ii to % Der cent less than goods
ronld he obuined Nortard? Stocks of merchandise
nr here Mt this time and country traders depend being
served 10 more advantage than they generally in other
Northern cities Consequently cam with the reneat con
faence invite nil to come to New Orleaus.
The onrrnons in Exchange and the discounts the Banks
this week have been of the imposing magnitude The dis
alone exceed three millions OF dollars and tue genera"