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Erysipelas. Scrofula, Kings Evil. letter,
Tumor~, and Salt Rhsum.

On ANS Yanr Pills a. the paragon e =, thai Is
cat ia MEDICINE They havF c-@! NY lft-i~ 6AoEAe-
Ct ul-sus ta h. hsnl- AMI feet Tat hAi proved
iu=rr1e f. wears t. sHsr hSs l+-a ~ .-i.vas
~ afflicted with t.c.e,e~ an Fuples her aka Aa
be- hAr A. ehi e1zel So aisa triei ya,r
Pills. - :. ~ Inv. -..-e.. b. A. Nn..Eln.IE
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Fg'HE large AMI convenient Store in
Lords building opposite ;he Ellsworth House,
on Main street, recently occupied b. W. W Rogers
as a furniture warehouse, viii be let reasonable
ter ns, apply to tle subscriber. j, 5. LORD.
Ellsworth. july 10th, 1856. 25,f
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HARNESSES! HARNESSES !!
TRUNKS!

Tur undersigned thank
full for pasTiaynr.. respect
fully informs biz Old Gus
toners aad all others IL
want If Harnesses. that at
b. mop ou Main !. near
ly opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign If the
Big CO Liza K AN b
I X y h can AWAY. 10
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Pork, Lard, Flour, Neal,

Tfipe, Dried Apples ke Together with abou,
every article found in variety store, all Of which
shall hun oil very cheap for cash or country pro-
duce A. ROBINSON Nain :,
Ellsworth Nov IS 1856. ~
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War in Kansas F! !!

4 d persons indebted to the Subscriber,
either by note or account. prior to Nov
Il, 1850, NUT call and settle Immediately. or
l shall not hold myself responsible for the
"a word to the wise is sufficient
ASA McALLISTER. NJ. n.
Ellsworth. sept. Il, SO. 34tf
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J. s. RICE,

4 FTER an absence Of several years.
IN has resumed the practice Of LAW in Els
worth. Hancock County, Me.
Office up stairs, entrance next door from Peck's
Store. 45-tf
December l, 1875.
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CARPETINC,

fall stock Of Hemp, Ingram, Common. Stlipe
Extra and English Three Ply Carpetiug. stair car
petng and Rods, Rag 6e,, &c, which " IN be sold
ut Boston prices
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TIL
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
BLOOD

Ts-.> tsHee-s r is,-s svlse~ss eor'Hr' t. operate
.- s-s strzzsts Ga, lSe; thr tteAs - tents 'h~
- 5-s-~rs KS e-a crUeFG ne r
.-.. s-f.t. t-e HesE fhs 49, feHHtaHH q si'r
azs.4.s tatrst 4.-eAscs ir a.. ,. Atszs.
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Black Silks.

4 MOTHER large lot of Black Silks
Just received and will be seld cheap By
- A. ROBISSON
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For Rent.

r HE subscriber will rent the second and
y 'hrd stories of his brick building on State
Street. /; Is well arranged TO accommodate
family. who wish TO keep hoarders. or a gen.
tlemaa and his fam ". with suitable room, or
rooms. for On office. The roon.s are spacious
well planned and easy Of access. To good
tenant it viii be let low.
Also the basement story Of the same build
ing, with ovens and all the necessary iintnres
tor carrying on the baking business. TITS pre-
Sents rare chance for person acquainted
"lth the business 10 secure stand where their
Is no competition. There is hut one in the bus.
mess between Bangor and Machias.
JOSEPH W. OSGOOU.
Ellsworth, Dec. Is. 1856. An
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Crockery ware, Hard ware, Boots and Shoes. also
TOW Dozens OF those best custom made thick Boots
which have given such general satisfaction for the
past two years.
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some Rich Sets Of Sleeves and Collars TO match silk
Nelvits, bones les &c. Together with fall assort
mcut of the best
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nEts SIT usf1c y9cf CstA5srta5 rs 81 = f-se~
tos. and hu4 then .IIa; FgHcstv = elgAase The
sys;ela AMI ;5urlfs The f,-t q ;te a4,.z
JOHN 6 NElCu.N ND
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found complete assortment Of Harnesses consist
ing Of best Silver plate Brass Iapancd aud rot,ed
trimmings made from the bes, Of OAK tanned
leather hiding saddles and Brushe. Of various
xmas and prices, ualter Of every kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
of trade.
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LIVESTOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLED
stage lashes Of the best kind in u.e. Saddler-
slik Kept expressly for the ladies, Channels skin.
iof cleansing Silver and brittany ware, Trunks Of
an Kinds consisting Of best Meats Leather aad
nassett Doubles. Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds of Trunks made t. order
AZ very snort notice, Nalses and Travelling Bags Of
all kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs and Uor.e
brushes together with every other article usually
Kept IN such establishment
harnesses eleansed and oiled at shor: notice,
eash paid for Hides aud Calf skins
AL oil the above articles will be sold a, fair
priees by HENRY poiGfSs
Ellsworth. juno 9Th, 1856. le,f
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Ladies Cloths.
EMBROIDERY

tents Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves and Hois
ry, Table Damasks, very large assortmenr Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by the under-
signed they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH in Oroville, and have located ID nearly OPP
posite the Orleans Hotel, and dzecy opposite the
Mlners' Bakery. on Montgomery street, where they
are new opening and offer for sale, fine steck OF
Clothiag, Boots and shoes, Hats Gaps, and good
a stock vi Under Clothing rs can be- found in their
well known establishment To the Miners and resi-
dents os Thompson Flat Morris Ravine, Oregon
Guch and CITY, and everybody, with their friends,
we wosd simply say, drop in and see US at the
Branch, examine onr stock you have both tbs right
quantity and quality to select from. clothe your
selves comfortably go on your way rejoicing and if
our goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not ID. TOY & OTrERSON,
Montgomery street. opposite st. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
L . X S a |. T. |!

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
n his entire interest, being undivided one
fourth part oI the saw ana Grst Mill On Dry creek,
i'll Bulle County, known as the Gipsey Min, or the
mill Of ueo W. Nlimolt y co. Terms favorable.
The mill aforesaid is IN good condition and excel
lent repair. and eating from 5000 10 buUv feet OF
lumber each day, ana the OlIst M Is makin9hs good
flour ANY ml IN this State. said mil L. propelled
by the OF Dry creek and Butte creek ,ald DIS
ant from Fences Ranch abOu seven miles, und lroIn
Oroyille about eighteen miles.
Apply to he undersigutrt.on the premises, or to
Wells a. Zabriskie, Oroville.
Jan -, loj4. JAMES KITCHENS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
DISSOLUTION.

yEyHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween J. V. IIuag and p X. Persons, was dis
solved ON the 18th instant, by the said Hoag selling
out ALL his interest to Isaac VI. Anderson The bus
ness viii hereafter be conducted under the firm of
ANDERSON s. co.
NB All persons indebted TO the old urn OF
Hong d Persons are requested 20 call and settle, as
the books OF the old concern are closed
Oroyille, Feb. 1S, 1857. r. X. PERSoNs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store OF
Randall & McDerDott. The SUBSCRIBER would in
form the public tsat he has take. the saloon for
merl, known as the Washington ESehange, and hav-
ing redtted the same in the best manner making it
nj the same time the most coramodious and COM
ertable Saloon in Orovllle The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the bess quality In short.
everything Will be done to promote the comfort OF
his patrons for WHICH share VI public patronage is
respectfully solicAed.
febIs DWARkOWSKY,
Formerly Of the firm Of Iiopley Il Co., Marysyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
Beds ! Beds !

Poola Beds for everybody, NJ 20 per cent less h"n
Marysyle prices for 40 days only, to make room for
entire stock per first steamer to Oroyille ut
C.SCRlBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26

E ooK OUT for the gentleman sin a horn."
Il lT0O0l Secretaryman.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
OrOville Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that there viii be a meeting
of the stockholders of the Oroville Mining Company
at the Office OF w. s. Stafford, OrovIle on Thursday,
February 26 1857, at one O'Clock Z. M- for the
purpose of elecag Three Trustees to manage the af-
fairs of the Company for the ensuing year
febl3-2w w. = SAFFORD, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
To the Stockholders of the g OrO Telc-
graph Company"

Notice is hereby given, that the third and 4h INSTALL
ments of stock IN the Oro Telegraph Comp ny is now
sailed in, payable immediatelg to the Treasurer,
James McWilliams at the Banking House of Nc.
Williams Tymeson in Oroylle, and at the banking
house Of Mark Brumagim l. Co.. in Marysville.
by order T.. &. HEWlNGS, Secretary.
Oroville, February 10, 1857. ieb1O-u
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WASHINGTON, June, l.-Gov Walker has
arrived in Kansas. In his inaugural address
he says the Territorial laws shall be cnforc.
ed
The Governor Of Massachusetts has re.
fused to remove Judge Loring.
During the Washington election there
WAS shooting, siaLbing and JIoodshcad. 10
Marines were ordered out, aud proceeded to
the polls, and were attacked by the mob.
Who were preparing 10 fire a Swivel, when
the marines charged and took the swivcl.anL
fired upon the rioters which was returned.
and when the mob dispersed it was asccr-
tanned that six were Killed and fifteen woun.
drd, one Marine as shot, the rest were in.
noccnt persons and rioters, great cxcitcmcn,
prevails, and the Marines aic still under
arms.
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Two DuEIs, nut NOBODY HUgr.-We
learn from the Augusta COnstifutiondlist
that two duels were fought on Wednesday
morning on the South Carolina side OF the
river, few hundred yards above Hamburg.
The first took place between Mr.. Phillips
and Mr. Mooreiield the second between
Mr. Prather and DIR. Appleby. Mcssrs.
Phillips g. Prathcr are The editors Of the
Lafayette fAiabama) Tribune, and Mr.
MoorefieId and DIR. Appleby, editors of the
Lafayette Herald
The distance was ten PAGES, and pistols
The weapons used. After the first fire in
each duel, mutual friends succeeded in ad-
justing the difficulties between the parties.
Fortunately, neither duel was attended with
any injury Charleston Courier.
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THE COMET Professor Mitchell, of Gin.
ciUna'i, in recent lcrturc on astronomy,
r'dcuicd the idea Of a collision "f i comet
with the earth, and remarked ia relation to
the idea that the earth may, after all, be
destroyed by Il comet. that he could no,
tell, but that III we live To meet such u
catastrophe We should pass the age OF
Mcihusciah about :cn millions of Years. -
We think bat few people would be con.
tent 10 wait 80 long for such spectacle
Nervous po.Iio nny take courage. There
is good chance for them to die pcAccaLc
and in the good o'd.fashionrd way.
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Correspondence Of the Charleston
Standard.

" &SungtUn, MAY 30.
General Cas- says he is ready to he.
lieve anything of the British Govcru,par,
after the rejection a. the Dallas Ciarcn
don treaty; and hence he credits the ~.
NOR that New Granada had ccdcl to ,h,,
Government the Island in the Pan,m,
Bay. This rumor had created a hve',
sensation about the White House, for ri.
ready were our foreign relations in crit.
ical position, and uci,her Mr.. Csss nor
Mr.. buchanan knew to what quarter to
turn his attention first. The Chinese
question, which, in the Presidents opin-
ion, Is one Of rs much moment rs any
which has been presented during his Adj
minisua,iou, has occupied much time: nor
WAS it dismissed until late this afternoon
when Mr.. Commissioner Reeds iusrrpc
tons were completed and delivered to him.
These instructions were written out by MIR
Buchanan himself, who works m,irinrlv.
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ANOTHER HAIL STORM.

l. l...-.
upoo ,bo cror.. tr,ry I;.b,.r,.,i,,, - IN
,.i,ss.s ,r ,,'r-'...- ,..,I
ar. far NOR. ru,,.,o,. .,i. .oo.aa ,,',s - -
u.u. ,Cno .,o.,,o.r .n,.,-.. S,.,,,' w.. -.
ord So,,h of ,L,. - 49,, a';..,I'.''I
cor,;,,o,r. =, C..., C..'I ~.
,I,,.,?.,., p..r p, -, ,! ,3 ~
WAS visited with = storm or h.;I nm F,;l,,'
evening last. which dea,t Immense. J..,,n,..
ton 10 the crops. Whrut ,yhi,g, nror,isod
so tair is represented a, hcinc, oI,,n., ,,,.I
Iy fcstroycd. In col,on fnIls u,boro r,,
storm was most dr,tryr,fvo ..orco.,. - 90.
tigc Of the plant rcmuips We puicrv,,od
that tLcv arc uo,y ocp.roI,,. lo;,,. ,I..,..
in corn: SON, f.,y ,,.rso,s or, n,o.,;,.
cotton again. Corn. al,bonoh s,r;no.I ~
boat dawn ,,,,. go, ro.o.5- ,r,.l
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TIE TRIUMPH OF puuOIOGY.
AMULTIFoEM AID MANY coLoaED MULTITUDE

AMULTIFoEM ASD Many coLogED MULTITUDE
Ph'!oIugy or the acquisition of languages
Is IN itself very harmless and amusing pur-
suit for those who have lime To spare, md
not enough of 6r.ins to devote themselves
with any prospect of success 10 the creation
OF original ideas. But the importance laid
upon knowledg Of the dead languages Ly
all the European colleges, and by too many
oi our own, is supremacy ridiculous. Ii j.,
very true that an acquaintance with III,
works Of Homer, Plato, Sophocles, and Cic.
cero may be desirable; bat hove we not
transIalions OF these 10 the English tenpu,
and might II not profit US somewhat NOR,
to have carefully rehearsed and studied the
noble teachings of Bacon SHAKESPEARE, Nil.
ton, Locke and Webster! liza man ba,
but one idea, though he may have half a
dozen different tongues to express it In, hs
has but one idea AFTER nil. Elihu Burret,,
Tor example, "the learned black smith" of
Worcesier, can converse and write in over
half hundred different languages and dia.
leels; but he has never been suspected OF
any iho'dinate supply Of brains --and up
10 The present momeni--we are unacq uaia.
ted with any river that has been set on Ere
by his genus
Philology pursued for its own sake is a
rank humbug and nothing else but when
mastery OF tongues is used, as Professor
Holloway has used it, Tor the dissemina,ion
OF new ideas and truly vnluable discoveries
among all tribes and nationaItirs Of men Wa
recognize in il enc of The nobles. instrp.
ments OF civilization and are greatful for IN,
assistance J; impaits.
Whether the long and laborious scientific
researches and experiments which Hollo.
way had to undergo before he succeeded In
perfeciing his universal remedies. Left him
time for the personal acquisition Of all the
languages nOw spoken upon earth, we DO
not know, and were we speaking Of an or
dinary man, should think, they could no,
possibly; bat 10 our estimate Of such a
character a. his, the common standard Of
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For the Lancaster Ledger.

DEAR LEDGER Our murh talked. OF
Picnic came off on Thursday the 2Sth, ult.,
to the qualification of all who enjoyed it,
We were disappointed upon assembling
to find that you We're not among US, for We
anticipated new pleasure ia entertaining
you.
a stranger wonld have been struck with
the simplicity and novelty of the day
There was no formality, no ceremony, nor
none Of the nieetics of high life to bar any
one from pursuing his own pleasure or con
tribuiing TO the pleasure Of others. All
was life and agreeableness, every one seem.
ingly bent upon spending one day in the
WaXhaws free from gloom and cares, evIn.
cad but the one desire-enjo aGd in
justice must say, like Aaron's rod, it had
II most consuming tcndcEcy. Seated on
cushions arranged under the tall water Oaks
surrounding the spfing--our thirst OCCASION.
ally appeasod by iced lemonade, aud our
ears greeted continually by the sweetest
music Of sweet voices. a running fire of
pleasantly and chit-ehat WAS kept up un iii
about ten, when some one proposed fishing
merely as diDeriisemeni, pleasant inter.
lude between luncheon time and dinner.
The Ladies and Gentlemen, armed with
hook and pole immediately set OH for the
pond. But here, as in many Of the ordiaa-
ry voca,ions Of life, we must not take our
real or apparent success rs the only proof
Of enjoyment. One lady, however, caught
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a big Ok is now on exhibition at Sprino.
"eid' Mass. The Republican says it i,
about the size Cf one of Sand-, Nathan &.
Cos. biggest elephants, and moves placiily
about much "s one of the elephants would
DO. 1t Is said TO be the largest framed OF
IN the world, and weighs, though far from
fat, 1920 pounds, measures. six fee, seven
inches in height at the shoulder, gir,s Ten
iect' and is thirteen feet in length from stem
10 stern Well fatied, it would weigh in
The ncighborhOod of 5000 pounds.
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SyEYCuNINE--WmIsKGY.-lt 1t is now as
the wricr verify L.Iicves, common pr.u-
tice to use this deadly poison (Strychninc)
IN the manufacture of whlskey. Ii is rc.
sorted 10 tor the simple reason that u
bu>hel Il corn, from which, by an honest
diStiiia,ion, about Two and halt gallon,
Of whskey may be oblaiued, is m.,,le to
Weld between four aud five gallons. Ia
Ohio it has been carried so far as to have
caused vas, mortality among the hogs
fed upon the swill or stll slops, and excl
ted such just Indignation among the pc
pc, AS TO have caused the passage by Tia.
Legislature OF II law making use of it "A
felony, punishable by imprisonment in Tie
peniieutlary. Our Virginia Legislature
has passed stringent laws for the protec.
ton Of the people against the selling of
unwholesomS food, such rs the flesh Of
animals which have died tSc.. &c. and il
is bu. right, they should protcc, them in
this matter Of their drinks.-Richmond
EHq"irr.
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From the Camden Journal.
Moffat Monument Committe.

The following card will fully explain it.
self to our readers, and we need do no
more at this time than invite the hearty
corporation Of our citizens in the under.
taking -
The undersigned Committee, acting at
the suggestion ofmany friends, and in nc
cordance. with their own sense Of duty. as
due alike to the memory of the lamentcd
dead, and an incentive to the living, would
address themselves TO their fellow citizens
OF kershaw, Lancaster and Sumter, and TO
all who feel an interest in the glorious
deeds OF the Palmetto regiment, as exhib-
tied on the plains Of Mexico, to show II
respect FOR the character, and appreciation
OF the military services OF the gallant Ma.
Jor OF that Regiment, Keith Stuart Moi.
fat.
lie was one of the people with no an
'ecedents but that Of Il respected ances-
try. lie rose from comparative obscurity
to occupy with honorable distinction u
position high enough to satisfy the ambi.
lion OF the most aspiring.
Al. that served under him bear test-
mony of his kindness as a man, and his
gallant bearing as an officer.
We desire to give opportunity to the
people to show that claims such as he
presented TO their admiration, will not 90
Hnrewarded, and lie forgotten, but along
with Dickinson and Canley. worthy com.
peers, will rise with equal proportion, a
Monument to convey to those that come
after us, the impressive lesson Of virtue
courage and patriotism.
In this we desire no necessary delay
In the course OF nature his aged mother
who taught him all that was noble and
good, will pass away; how gratifying &
her would be this manifestation of graft
tnde, ere her eyes are forever sealed il
death.
A. NJ KENNEDY,
w. THURLOW CASTON, : Committe,
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LANCASTER,
Individual Enter prise and its Result,

A large portion Of mankind faiI to i'm.
prove their condition and to enjoy por
ton OF the luxuries OF life, simply beca use
they e-e de!icien. in Individual enterprise.
prosperous man is sure TO act quickly
and ob'ain result either good or bad,
which neither elevates him too much on
the one hand, or depresses him on
the other. lie goes steadily forward
treating life as !! is, as succession Of haps
and mlshaps, in which the bodies: nayi,
gators are the most successful. Thus some
men will gain prize Of even fortune,
in lottery, while thousands through tim.
ldity and fear OF losinga little, which they
are sure 10 consume IN some way, live TO
envy the success of their neighbors-
Messrs. Swan IL Co., Of Atlanta Georgia.
distribute through their Lotteries, one OF
which is drawn every Saturday, millions
Of dollars every year. BY sending them
ten dollars for ticket, or proporlionate
SUN for halt or quarter of a ticket, any
en.erprlslng person may obtain one OF the
prizes, which range from twenty doIlars
to sixty thousand.
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The MIRACLE.-Rcv. John W. VI. Wi
Hams Of Baltimore, Baptist Clergyman.
VINO was recently reported b. the Balti.
more Clipper "s having publicly declared
before h's congregation that a lady who had
been afflicted was miraculousIy cured thro'
baptism, gives fla; contradiction to the
statement. The only misfortune TO be re.
gretted is that the lady is still a child of af.
Fiction.
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MELANCHOLY AFFAHA-One day last
week, while little daughter OF Mr.. & Mrs.
III Harrison, Of LongtowO, Fairfield Dis.
trict, was at play in the yard, trough
fell upon her and broke her neck, killing
her Instantly. She was grand daugh-
ter OF DR.. John Douglas, OF this District,
aid was ar uncommonly active and i've.
ly girl. oh, how sad and melancholy il
must be to the parents hearts, to be thus
shockingly torn asunder FROM such near
aud dear little ties. - Chester STANDARD.