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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

The Philadelphia Enquirer sayst thal Gov.
ernor Seward, Gov Chase and Judge
Mclean are spoken Of in connection with
the Republican nomination for the Presiden-
cy. The Springfield thassD Republican re-
CARDS Mr.. Banks Os The mos, available can
didnie. 49, A.la..l ~. ..Aat. l-. ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Henry Ward ReeCIleP and Ills Com
.. s.t. gCegatiOn. e-r ,,.,

From an interesting letter to the Pitts.
bulgh Dispatch we make a brief extract:
On Sunday had the great pleasure oils.
tening to characteristic discourse from the
Rev, Henry Ward Beecher. l found his
church, in Brooklyn, "a large, plain, but
very comfortable and well arranged build.
ing, J filled almost to its utmost capacity
with an audience Of at least fifteen hundred
persons. Mr.. Beecher is plain, shrewd,
busness-looking man, yet exhibiting no as
sumption or consequence wbatever-utterly
devoid Of pomposity, and delivering him
self without attempt at display, in an easy,
natural manner, as the subject may require
He used manuscript, occasionally, but
principally delivered himself extempora-
neously.
His text was in Romans: "We are saved
by hope;" and the object was to inculcate
the important duty OF christian hopefunesa
supported as it is, on one side by Faith,
and on the other by Love, and whilst the
grand lesson of the text was brought out
logically and scripturally, the discourse
abounded throughout with the most poin.
ted, practical application to his hearers o.
every CLASSIFY no means missing the mil.
lionaire and aristocrat. ! may illustrate
his manner Of giving his hit at the "Fifth
Avenue" people. Sad he: .1
Zone starts out for a. millionaire, with .
Fifth Avenue mansion in his eye, and forth.
with buttons up his coat and closes his heart
and picks his steps cautiously, (stepping
carefully across the platform, in mos
miSerly manner, and the wrinkles gather
on his face, and on his soul--yet he moves
along, coldIy, heartlessly, with an eye fol
nothing but gold, and business, and stocks
| and everything that is lovely and hopeful
withers beneath his shadow, until he reach
es bis gold--a miserable sOrstcM lin hi
loudest tone, \ Hnhappy17as if every dollaI
was rs Sed-h0t, and he tossed in the midst Q
| tnem!ltiV t;nd. gGtasgs. s.L .saisyi,J5 !.
| a most pleasing feature Of the WORSHIP
| in this church was the congregational sing
| ing. Beeeher insists that every man, wo
man and child should sing and can sing
and although led BY a fine choir Of christian
working people, Ia rarity, BY, the way an,
an excellent organ, the entire congregation
joined in tho grand, solemn exercise > hk
the .yoice Of many waters" rolling upwar,
| in melodeous harmony. .sl, asstl.1.as
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

Doclor, can You line why mY eyes nre
SO weaklr "Yes," replied Galsn, .because
they are In weak place. tH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

Idleuess is the stupidity of the body,
stupidity the idleness Of the mind,
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OFFiCTAL DIRECTORY.

Representative in, Congress (llth Districh.-
Hon. ". B. HoRToN, of Meigs county. "
Senator--State egislature-CHAUNcEY
HAwLEy, of Lawrence county, Ilt"n'F % :.
Rebresentative--ALFRED THOMSON.
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CHI III CHI Es.

, Presbyterian.--- Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning o. 9'clock,--
Every Sabbath Afternoon, at 3 O'clock, at the
new Brick School house in Middlep6ft.
Methodist Episcopal s. G.. Frampton,
Pastor Services at Wesley Chapel, aPomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on, alternate Sab
baths, alto ! o'clock, A. NJ, and 7 p M7-and at
The lowet Church, Pomeroy, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
every Sabbath. t-'
ProtestantsEpiscopal o services at present.
New Jerusalem-No services. stt aI
German Methpdist--Rey. J. Pfetzing, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 0oiclock..
German Lutheran-Rev. P. Held, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning. '- 40 "DSl
.aGeman Evangelical Presbyterian (on Linn
street. ;-7Rey5 L. Thess, Pastor. Services every
ebbath morning, at 0 o'cluck. ..I.a
German Presbyterian (on Plum ,streeD .-Rey-
s-tP PastnI.. Services evSry Sabbath morn
ing, at0 O'CLOCK .asli8. y teeA Et
e. Roman Catholc--Rey, j John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning. pa,yrf q. .s..,e
Welsh Baptist--Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, - o'clock, M aud P NJ.
~ Welsh.Ptesbytefia New SCHOOL, Rev John
u. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath 0
O'clock, A M, and 6 P n. 5'r
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld SCHOOL, John T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at 0
O'clock A NJ, and P NJ
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Z P0MER0Y. TUESDAY. MARCH slS, 1856.

How TO GAIN A REPUTATION "A French
author finding his reputiOn impeded by the
hostility Of the critics, resolved to adopt a
little stratagem to assist him in gaining fame
and money in spite Of his enemies. Tic
dressed himself in workmanlike attire, and
repaired to a distant province, where he
took lodgings at a farriers shop, in which
hetdid little work every day at the forge
and anvil. But.the greater part Of his time
was secretly devoted to the composition o.
three, large volumes Of poetry and essays
which he published as the works of a Jour,
neyman Blacksmith. The trick succeeded,
all, France was in amazement; the poem oI
this s'child Of nature" this "untutored &c,
,irs s 'inspifel sea Sc YnIcan'' as "
8as hoN called 6ef1 ie,o'l'Al1 praised
by the critics, and were soon purchased by
everybody. The harmless deceit filed tile
pockets of the poor poet. who laughed to
see the critics writing incessant praise on
an author whose every former effort they
made point of abusing. ai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

LANES RAEST0N, Dealer in Fancy and
q Simple Dry Goods;J Groceries, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, ,&c,y Front street. tines doors
below Court, Pomeroy, o. 9,,sgsJ ,dec25. /,
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iSocTET THEE,

=
MksoNs.-Pomeroy Lodge, No. 1864. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening ON or before the
ull moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
building, Front st. NJ. Bosworth, w. M; r. H,
Bartlett Sec'y. -3r g1 Fl Y
.Li0. 0, F.--Naomi Lodge, No. III. Meets
every Friday evening. Hall in Crawford S build
.ng. r, H. Bartlett, N. g.; Samuel Lanham,
t4Mneral Lodge, No. '242. Meets every Tues
dayevening; IN Stiytrs' building, cornerof Front
end Court sis, Washington Stivers, N. g.; las.
Cfosbie, X. S.
Virginia Encampment, No. eS, !. o. o. F.
Meets in Stivers' building on the lst and Sd
"Wednesday evenings in each month. G. A. Bar
low, G. p; A., Thomson, Scribe. r.i "a ina
Sous or TEMPEEANGE.-Welfa Division, No,
%. 'AMeeis every Saturday evening. Hall in
6tisefs building. Geo. Minick, W. p; A.
Thomson, r. s.. wf J- '*if.yQ
Salisbury Division, No. 200. Meets on Satur-
day evenings. Hall ir Rce's building, Middle
port ---- W. P. - 49,, r S.
New Lima Division No. 504. Meets every
Saturday evening. Hall in II. Holps reed build
ng, in New Lima. - W. p; =
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= Tos'rMAsTERs.
Pomeroy--Geo. Lee. ~ ~ f''''. "'
Dhddleport-+D. 'Pangburn. ,si 7'; 90
Racine-P. NJ, Petrel. pini 81 H.li
t, Letartsyille-7Geo. L. Piper. 3D., fl.-,q eT
Chester--Wm. Mitchell.
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IN BRANCH N CO., Dealers in Dry Goods,
Va Groceries, Hardware, .Queensware, &cY
e asL side Of Court thfee doors above the
korief Of Front Pomeroy o. ~ Hles ians0,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

COUHT AND COUNTY OFFlVENS. y 4, 80 10
Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas.-Hon.
SiMEoS NASH, Gallipolis.
Judge Of Probate Court. IA. MERRILL go9h
iOlerk Of Common Pleas Oour.. .--RoDNEY Dow
Eherifr.-JosEsH V, SMITH, 3, ..t4t.f,
Prosecuting Attorney.-N. SIMPSON.
County Auditor.--H. H. SWALLOW.
County yTreashrer.+-O. BRASDn.
y County Recorder.h-S. s, PAINE is-sa 'espR
I County Surveyor JoHN @. GOLDEN, Pagetown,
ecipio township. n .,.,,..o.
County Coroner.AMAJ. W. CoLpINs.
'.sCounty Commissioners - WrLLiAM LEDfIE,
balemy Muo GufaHIEy Orange; Tnos. SMITH,
Sutton. et:ss,,.f
County Common School Examiners R.
WILKINSON, GEonGE b. GRow, A. A. KEEN.
AG7F}tta N3E - g i-1--3& fthif' p y. H9 fH
K 3a n TOWNSHIP oFFIcERs--sALrsDuRY
Trustees--H II Whitlock, Isaac Train, Elijah
Clerk.-Hosmer Branch. t,t
ITreasuter.-H. G. Waterman.
Justices Of the Pcace.--S. S. Paine, A. NJ
Barlow Elijah jones', ,rs,1 "a Y8 z ga Il
Constables.- s.--Randall Stiyers, Oren Jones, John
pmphreY, .,g IA -t.7 .,.sa,t. II ...,,
Assessor-Aaron Stivers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
), II. coaronArlos ppIcrns.-rOaEpOy.

i.ls CORPORATION 0FFlCKRs@-PoMER0Y. r ~
gMayor--Aarou Murdoek.,T f.s' ~ l.Haf
2. ,Recorder-7S. Halliday. -a,.l pof4rassl,
Trustees-zO. Branch, H. S. Horton, T., A
Plants, N. r. Nye, J. G, Probst. w ''''''
Treasurer--S. S. Paine. - sfiaA
Marshal Il. d SkeelS. .----
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e1IvDRY GOODS, CLoTHING, &elaal
NALASHIN NGT0N5 ISTIVE VERS,e { Dealer Il in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Hardwarep sc. Corner
Of Front and Court streets. Pomeroy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

~ wv COOPER c 00.yI Bealefs in Dry
Ii. Gonds, Groceries, Hardware, &c. Corner
Of Front and First street, Middeport, opposite
Coalport Salt Compapy,s Landing. August 8.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

NUNCAN SLOAN, Dealer in Groceries,
clothipg' Hats, o'Pf SASsSS $i cSGgsPOrt
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BY A. THOMSON.
s BIKERS 3 AND =CC0NFECTIoNERs.

EEORGE H0SSICK, Baker and Oonlectionel
Ne Front street, few doors above Court, and
one door below Hotel, Pomeroy, o. feb
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
B USINESSr SrDIRECTORY

a0INPNAhIN NSu IAN CEf COMPANY, Of Hart
HZ ford, Connecticut. 0. BRANCH, Agent
Court street, Pomeroy. ~ jan 80 =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

Salisbury Division, No. 202, Meets on Satur-
day evenings. Hall iC Rice's building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

q L.THRUSH, Coppersmith, below Pome-
81 roy Salt Furnace, Pomeroy, O.. All kinds
of Copper work for Salt Furnaces, Steamboats,,
etc. executed to order. dec2tf.
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A Modei Speech.

One Of the greatest eIeclioueerers of III,
age is MI. Daniel r. Russell, candidate
Tor Auditor in Mississippi. His mode q
eleciioneering is TO deal with the "sover.
eigns'" with The, most blunt rankness. Tht
following sketch Of a lat, speech delivered
by him must have puzzled his opponent !c
reply 10. Il is exceedingly appropriate tc
the times: i 7
p, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:--l rise--bu
there is no use in telling you lhal--yoa
Know iha, I am up us well as do. am Q
modest man, very. bul have neverlost o
pickayuue BY itin my life. Being oscarce
commodity among candidates, ! thought
would mslIiOn j., Cor fear If ] did no, you
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-12-11
Coal Dealers in Jackson County

We give below the names Of our Coal
Dealers, and their distances from the town
Of jackson, which facts, will show to ev-
cry rght-thinking man in the State, that
this county isone Of the best Coal counties
IL Southern Ohio; and that the contract
naf consolidation between the Hillsboro' &
rsAaarsburg, and the Marietta d Gin
cinnati Rel Roads, should be set aside.
Read the ~ and learn where the Coal
really is: :
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PiketOn Journal.

After short suspension, the Journal
has again made its appearance upon our
Table, Circumstances, over which
Mrs. Dexter had no control, since the de-
cease of her Husband, was the cause of
its incompetence. Having now secured
permanent help. Mrs D. feels confident of
rendering every satisfaction to her pa
irons May she succeed in her under.
taking.
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SuoCRtNG ALADY'S MOngsTY.-A sim
gular occurrence happened during the
past summer in one of the prayhrces Of
France. IN honest lls+rrr1Iy gentleman,
possessed eLp~vGTy handsome park had
Ioyls-rM weather oppressive, and was
N The habit oil taking a morning walk in
his park, with a oigar in his mouth and
no clothes upon his back. 4 lady in the
neighhorhood, from whose windows the
park mighlbe seen, considered the gen.
temou's proceedings as rnlirely too
primitive, and cited h,m before magiS
trate. The defendant Couleuded Qat,
upon his own property he had tho night to
do what he pleased, aud, moreover, that
The ady'S house was mjlo from the
spot where he VAS thus ia the habit ol
IwuIkug in pHS,S ndjgaitbHS.
''Sbo must have good eyes to distiu.
quish lsa,arttnGe whether am dress
ed OF not " said the gentleman.
lutorrogatcd upon this point by the
magistrate, the lady, whose modesly had
been ,orulely shocked, naiyeIy replied
"Qh, bul | looked al hio w,lh the aid
of mn excellent toleIcoue.'
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All of the above Coal Banks lie North
OF the Hillsboroush Railroad.
These facts and figures show concu-
sively, that Jackson County is THE Coal
County. Each of the above mentioned
Banks average from 40 to $4,000 bushels
per annum. of the very best quality of
Coal.
lis only necessary for the people along
The line, between this place and Cincinnati
t0 know the facts, to induce them make
q aifort to complete this Road. Remem-
r, FsstGis long pending and important
hisl, takes place in the Superior Court,
which, eonvenes in Cincinnati, in the last
week in December, inst, when and where
every man that holds to the good ofJack-
son County, should act and act wisely
aud understapdingly, then We will have
49,
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j. f. TOW ELL,
Survivors of Pursoll & Towcll.I
PORTSNOUTU OHIO

Ware now in receipt Of the largest and most
complete stock of goods We have ever opened.
Having visited all the principal eastern cities
within the last month, we have ayacd our.
selves of the decline in the prices Of many
styles Of goods, awnys to be had at the close Of
their business season, We intend Offering these
goods at very low prices, and can assure our
customers, that Us regards Size of Stock Cheap
prices aud Liberal Terms, we can satisfy them
as well a. any other house in the trade Having
the agency for the CircleviIIs WooIen Factory
we will hereafter sell goods at Factory prices.
Purchasers oil those goods will do well to give us
u call. j, +. TOWELL,
Dee II, sc 3S-tr
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LAND AGENCY. d M'Farland's =
Advertisement, of "Kansas and Nebras-
ka Lands" in to-day's paper This is a
good opportunity to purchase a good
Farm Of 100 acres of No Land, for
the small sum of $500. Our acquain.
rance with M'Fmland, gives US assurance
iu his trustworthiness. and we would ad.
wise all that wish to purchase lands in
that Land of Promise" to apply to him,
and examine his Charts and Surveys.
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SElePiH's Sale.

The State of Ohio for the In Jackson coup,
use of Lick Township, ty. Court Of Com
II. H. Helphenstine et ais.
Pursuant to writ of al ven di, eaSutioI
issued from said Court Of Common - and
to me directed, shall expose to pub Sale, d
the door Of the Court House, in Jackson, in SAD
Jackson county, on
Monday the 22d day of Dec, A. D. 1855
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock P. M, Of said day, the following descA
bed property, to wit :-0ne third Of an acSgytti
ing part Of out lot No. 81, in the north half Of t
town OF jackson, beginning at a stake SIX all
two-thirds rods from the north east cornet6
said out lot No. 81, on the cross street; theika
IN north westerly direction sixteen rods ii
ming parallel with Main street; theses il
south eastery direction so as to run pAsr
with the said cross street; thence 16rod
stake in part of said lot No. q thence
rods to the place Of beginning Also pa
said out lot No. 81, commencing atstks4
east corner of the lot now owned and So, ~
by said II. H, Helphenstne, and upon whA!bE
now resides, on Bridge street; thenee twg ntE
one and one-half feetin awesterly sarection.pk
allel with Main street; thence twenty iGIt 4
southerly direction, parallel'with Bridge slrNf
thence twenty. one and one-haIf feet in an d
crly direction, parallel with Main street.
place Of beginning, all VI sgid propeLA
situate in the town aud county Of Jack
State of Ohio taken as The properly
Helphenstine, on an execution In
State of Ohio, for the use Of Lick tc
sued by said Court and directed tynF
OF said county. Appraised at $3.50.
Given under my hand this 20td do
A. d. 1856,
BANIsTER BROWN ;ssh
Nov, 90, '56 35-td
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0, II. CONE, one Of the most pleasant
little fellows, and accommodating Pedlars,
ofNotions, Cigars, &c., is due our thanks
for a Box of the most luscious and fine
Favored Cigars, that mortal man ever
"pufed." Those using the article, could
not do better than to make deal with
him, as ho sells his goods at the very low,
est prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDS
100 Acres oflhe Finest Land in the
WHld for 5000!

lou ACRES OlllHe IlHPSl LdIlu III tue
WNld for 5000!
| intend Retuhng to Kansas early next
spring, and will ,ct as LOCATING AGENT
for persons who wish to secure some OF these
valuable lands, ether with land warrants or
money.
Having travelled Extensively through the Ter
ritores during thdpast summer, and acquired
thorough knowledge of the country and of the
most available lanSs that will be brought into
market next spring,I feel confident Of being
able to make the best selections
have also Chartso( the surveys, as far as
they have been perfected. Persons by calling
and examining the CARTS will be enabled to
make their own selections as to locality, &c.
For further information address D. McFAs-
LAND, at Portsmouth, Oauntil January / #, lS57,
and after that date at Columbus, o.. until the
adjournment of the Ohio Legislature.
REFERENCES.
Hon. o. +. Moore, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Gen. A Il. Glenn, Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. IL. 5 Bunny, Jackson, Ohio.
Hon. ]. A. Blair, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
L. ?. Norton, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Smith d etfordS, Att'ys at Law Dayton,O
Hon. N. ii. Van yorhes. Athens, Ohio.
Dec. Ii, '56. 3o-tf
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SHERIFF SALES.
SIleriG's Sale.

by virtue of two writs Of ven. d. execute
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Jackson County Ohio and to me directed. ] WI
offer for sale at public auction, at the door ot<
Court House in the town OF Jackson, JucksI
County. Ohio, on
MONDAY THE 22d DAY OF aDECEMBEJ
A. D. 1856, AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ
Of said day, the following R1sz.tate .sitat
jackson county and State
ed and described as follows!
The west half of the soul
section No Is, township No,
le, containing 50 acres more ON
on as the property of David T'hA &
fy two judgments rendered by sal
gainst James Courier and Dan
one in favor of O. P ChandIer& Co., tlti
in favor of D. N. Murray g. Co. Said IN
appraised at $72O Terms of sale CASH,
Given under my hand, this 20i6 day Oi
yember, A. d. 1856,
BANISTER BROWN, Sheriff
Nov. 90, So. 35-td
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The subscriber has just opened new COAL
BANK, within a mile and quarter of jackson, on
the Adelphia Road, and has now on hands good
supply of No. coal, which he will sell wholesale Or
retail either at the Bank, will deliver at the res
idenoc of any purchaser in jackson county,
Foundries, Furnaces, Rolling Mills, or other Man
ufactores in want of good quality Of coal, can be
supplied at market prices. Those Wishing any a.
mount of coal, by addressing the undersigned can
be supplied with any0mouns from to 10000 bush
els EUGENE MCCARTHY.
Jackson, Oct. %, 49, 81 -6m
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Lumber.

THE subscribers would announce to the pub
lie, that they still continue manufacturing Lum.
Der of all kinds, from Plastering Lalh to the
largest size Joists and are prepared to fill all
orders on short notice.
Thankful for past fOvors, We still ask for d
continuance OF the Public patronage.
GJ1Corn wanted, ana all kinds oE Produce Ia.
ken in exchange for Lumber.
U1A new top Buggy for sale, or will trade ii
for Horse.
J. S. & A. D.'TRUSSELL.
Dec IL, Sc. 3S-tf
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