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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

Mysterious and Fatal Disease OF ChicagO.-Ws
have seen private letter from Chicago stating that
mysterious epidemic has broken out there, aud
proved fatal 70 many persons. all Of whom we're
sick hut few hours. The disease Is said 70 re-
semble black WON'T, but the physicians hays been
unable so far TO determine is real character A
large number of cattle have also been carried Of
the same symptoms being presented upon them
". y Ergress. LIST iRst.
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Agricultural Bureau.

"Opens ON MON OAY. The 18TH INsT., TO continue
~ during he week. Tickets OF admission may be rad
the OH Lusk, Fsq, in the city tine, and
during the FAR the ticket on ,es, the gates.
The gate keeper will not receive money, and parties
waiting the grounds will please supply thenSeyes with
tickets. TiOS. Is. JOHNSON,
UctT -dSswlt. Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
Staple Goods.

We have lily large lot Of al kinds Of Domestic
goods eached nd Brown Cotton wool, union cot
ton flames striped cotons FOR servants Preat variety
Heavy goods for hOu and field Prints Cling
hams, Hosiery, Goyts in short every thing hne,
ami at rces that cannot fail 10 give ~ 'isfaction
&c 6. Il c. M.NAIRY 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. Z, 1857.
The House was called to order and the journal of
yesterday read.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Davie, to incorporate Lynnwood Landing
Company.
Mr. Carter, of Carter, to repeal the Act creating
the Office of County Judge.
Mr.. Newman, to restore the Tipping laws, re-
peaed by the Act of Jan. %, 1856.
Mr.. Copeland, to repeal the revenue Act OF Feb.
%, 1856, to amend the Revenue laws of the State,
and to provide for proper assessment, &c.
Mr. Wilson to amend the revenue Act of 1856.
Mr.. Schmittou, 10 amend the Act of 1854. chap.
IA and to abolish the office of Tax Assessor.
Mr.. Cooper, to prevent useless expense in litiga-
ton.
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel is now open for the reception Of
1 Boarders being situate ia ceBtral oc4Htv 20 "a
all the iuerent Rairo ds convenient TO the Medical 1
college, post once aud the river renters the
desirable place Ia the city travellers aud day boardr
Members OF the LEGISLATURE stu &c aud travelling
public gsnerav ty requested to visit this house
and contertsa WI p. BRANCH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
Laces and Emhroideries.

In this line is superb emh aeng al the novel
ties of the Collars ami Sleeves separate and in
sets, both for coors and mourning elegant Bridal Ve
ar HanGk rTchef Falls real and imitation; Jsc9ne
and swiss Tu miugs aud Founcirgs Seal NaencieUnes
Point AnLLnnA l. cas N !. G
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Curtain GOnds.
Cnrneltnrs and On Clnths.

Elegant Satin LANES 10 al colors with trimmings TO
mitch egaut Reps in 'hntz ors with trimmings to
match. leg Lace NJ 81 Curtains; all WOOL unto and
cotton DauasA in great variety together wi nices,
Curtain Pins, and Ban d..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny FERNS New Beck.
res IN Lea YES.
BY FANNY FERN.
In volume, Blue and Gold.
Fron, tie Nelo TorE Courier.


Fa3nyslssve always fresh lively and piqlan', and
they have the aroma Of about hem. There are
eCoo many troteSsed cr is who that FANNY IL rUde
vulsr and hppant. Eu this class OF critics think that
anything coarse and vulgar, and hppant that not
commonplace and Gull, and stuTid s. akespeare. and
Byr"n, and Serne Addison and FisI in are dread
iu!lY coarse and they dreadfUl popular French
crc HSs conn aed shakespeare to dung bill, but what
Of ID? Critics will have their say I'd thev have rich to
say what they Think and the pahe has right to link
too; nd always lfsh without any
regard to the opinion Of critics weather
for he church steepe. The public given
evrrces OF kirg Fanny FERNS sketches
and the pubic 81 Wha Is and yul-
Fanny'S style has the vivaciy, terenes and epi
grammatical Eveliness Of the French school, Ehe her
simple dramatic scenes and feeling as the mo hearty and
iii1msti, Of English wit Their. are some who
plain that she is par grap : and so she Is and
so we're Solomon az Franklin and Pope snd MOuaigne,
and La Rocheor caUld and Bacon. But II would be
ood obe cton TO mae u author thai p pressed
rto the which another in vain ATTEMPTED
CLIMBED into reputation through the grea est dcsies-
She wrote for obscure journals, and compelled the world
10 recognize her FeniU in spite Il the unfortunate chan
nelS through which addressed it
me present volume is pretty little one with gilt
very agreeable contrast 20 the common blue and
gold nov the rage am ng book manu- eturers.
From tie Nes0 Yorker.
Fanny Fern NAV appear a thousand times with fern
Leaves Palm Leaves, nd leaves but final leaves tax
ing ana she VIII te as sg eeAble as Although she
call her last book, is uel 10 superb style rs
son Fresh Leav whatever she writes has is face
e comm on look and Nigor Of i7tel in its pTfu
The eye is fixed keen the Just
Let her faults be what they wheEever Fanny fern
writes on sobiect it is concluded feel the conf
rather. This Is OF her richest publ cations bm full
Of life, varied and sbUndant The call will.
no doubt, be loud and long.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES By
w. T. BERRY & CO,
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YMADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Gods,

4 RE now receiving and opening at their Store No 2 ,
y South side rubc Square, very large and entirely
Of FAN and Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods
good French Cloths, Cas- sineres Vestngs
which win make up order and uit or
SaIe Most Of our stock Of Keadymade Clothing
safely IL free from the usual objections
Eastern Clio hing Our consis part
the following article,
French Cohs CasSimeres; Morino Uudershirts Draws
Velvet, Plush Vesting aud All Wool Unde Nshirts:
Vets; Blea Bro CaONon Flannel
Black and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and ShiIVs;
Over Goats; Wooden Chcne Comforts;
Muscovy Beaver Raglandf; Sil Under hirs;
Royal Sultand Circulars; Cold Shirts and Collars;
French and English Beaver; 6 and SoaTfs
Greek Sacks and lamas; o $ ard Youths shirts;
Dress Frock Coats; Mems patented Shoulder
SpoTtsmeu's Goats; Seam ShiTts;
A large Stock Of Iants; Emit. aud Marseies Shirts;
Boys Overcoats, Shirt Collars;
Boys Frock & a kets Linen @ NIB. and PONCE
Office and Business Goats, WryS:
Neck TIES Gloves and Shirt Bosoms;
penders; i Hose and Umbrellas;
We feel that with lonE expereuce and facilities
enjoy, have succeeded b4nging "A assortment Of
goods, which tail please regards sty and
pTces. We invite the attention Of consumers, aud all
engage give sat faction al who may with
examination Stock. ROYSE & ELNERSON,
Nashville Sept IS. No.9l, South side Public Square
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SrRAYEn COW.

C1TRAYED from this city the tn uIt, large
= MuLY cow she has white on her belly and
neck and Is hne mixer. liberal ward xili be paid
10 any one giving information OF her at this once.
Oc,T-tw.
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ClOaks. ShaWIs and Scarfs.

We have the largest and mo elegantly assorted
stock 10 this in the country, many Of which
ere EpOrted bv MeSsrs. A. T. Stewart 4 Co, OF New
YORK; expressly for sales In Velvvt, have them at
All prices. from is to 5000 We have also black and grey
CLOTH and Beaver T3lmas and 10 CloaSs, for ladies
and children in al qualities at from three dollars p
sha ais in al siz and Qualities both qlare long from
the ordinary TO toe elegant Also jus received
fresh Invoice of thO-e elegant high colored all silk Che
neIe Sha wis n really -
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All of which bills passed their first reading.

Mr.. Algee resolution inviting the clergymen of
the city to attend and open the daily deliberations
of the House by prayer-which amended by
the appointment of a committee to wait the
Clergy, al procure the attendance of some one OF
them, &c Rule suspended, and resolution as amen
ded, passed. Committee, Messrs. Algee, Wilson
and Nancy
DR.. Richardson, resolution that the House meet
the Senate on Friday, the 9th inst, for the purpose
of comparing the vote for Governor. similar res
olution was received from the Senate and adopted
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
10 NE PURIIC

adFerts ~ncnt n the eszeffs yesterday morning
"A s1noauret lat "eE1ast1Ial been 4 "a ~ fe
air tsfers zna tAai esca ~Luas Napoeon ass 30 tau
ger" Ae brE fe taiorn tee P7ais hat s. Frong st
sci tarr caAsl SAD e1ecrud aith canusfent ueu aud
tarnishst gLh al ans nAues er sDFeiaz aaa
s-earas superior - any estaalisa ety.
after ta4t - oalT eaalI sperioe
kng haase - % hasiaess. znd p1c Il sosr
a-lst % - stifk ga cp1iez sFen-
ssutflaz tgae1-f A EkiHhlcn q CO,
A. bEzNzzsz.
Feaf&s. 40 ID fEnuE street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An nvitl to the members of the House, to
attend Masonic Address, by the Grand orator,
Rev A. J. Baird this evening at o'clock, was re-
ceived, aud accepted.
Messrs. Holmes, of Gibson, and King, of Shelby,
appeared--were qualified, and took their seats.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
Dveing and Securing.

A MsUNDERsrANDtN5 having occurred between
"a myself and II. KubY. in fegard 70 the capacity Of
each to do good work, called him settle the
BY requesting him to dye number Of patterns ADD ex
hibt the with my work the Fair lie has refused
comply with my request and claim 20 do the best
work. aud certain Of the fact tina. he will not
hib his work before judges.
Octs-d9t A. HEINRICH.
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R. c. McNAIRY & CO.,
LARGE DEALERS ALL kISIs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
no 50, COLLEGE sTRvEr,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

w have in unusually large anil elegantly
assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods of
ds7criptOn, aud prepared greater ind
ments 70 PERSONS wishing articles in line than it
been pleasure 10 do. On stock both quail
ity and variety will with IN the country, and
prices shall be low il is possible for them TO be
tZen and strangers visiting the city win DO well 20
stock eFrlv and thorough mnation we feel
make It 10 their interests. We would call thu at
tention of the buveTs pareu Iriy the following depart
ments in busne-s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

Total, $3,292,TI6 &C sl,24IsZI
The foregoing Turnpike Companies to pay per
cent. on the estimated value.
The liabilities of the State for bonds en-
dorsed for and loaned to railroads, turnpike
companies and to the State Agricultural
Bureau, are $8,676,OOO. The actual in
debtedness and liabilities of the State
therefore sum up
Actual Indebtedness $4,I90,857 sc
Liabilities as above, 100000 90
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

For Exchange Bank Notes.
Il teen town lots some Of them containing the most
desirable business houses aud dWeings in the city OF
ooTo hsr with twenty thousand barrels OF
Four at the market value, i teke in pay mt the
notes OF the exchange Bank Of Murfreesboro' at par
Ihey nave also about forty sand dollars worth OF
notes on as good men be found in Ruthe' IJrd
county ~hic1 they viii change dollar for collar for the
notes Of the said Bank.
hIurfrees b Gro, Oct Q 1ae---1r-
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Dress Goods.

Together with an endless variety Of medium aud low
priced silks n Founees, Robes Q1llP, snd BY the ward
IN plain. aid strned nd bsvadere also satin -iaceu
and douhetWied Merinos and Cashmeres Great variety
Of all wool and Union Pads, Nousdeaiaes, and every
lhine ami dasirahe in this
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

0S-J. R. Doolittlc, the new elected Rcpubli.
can Senator from Wisconsin,. has been found to
be ineligible to said Office. The Milwaukee News
says:
No votes have been cast for DoolittIe he has
not been elected, no election has taken place,
and Wisconsin has yet to elects Senator in the
place of Gov. Dodge. The course taken by
Lieut.. Gov Macarthur, the President Of the con
ventlon, and Mr.. Speaker Spooner, the Aristides
ofhis party, meets the general appreciation oil
oil intelligent men here. They occupy proud
position before the people Of Wisconsin, and we
trust that no officer Of the State will compromise
himself his party and the constitution Of the
State by even securing to countenance by any Of
fetal act orrecogntion this assault upon the con-
|stitution Of our State. Let the candidate work
his way into the Senate Of the United States
without votes, and without certificate iihe cen.
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Advertising n Moral nufY.

Some years ago it was proposed by an Amer
lean Physician that members of the Faculty
should advertise their remedies and modes of
treating diseases in the newspapers. 1t was a
bold and manly idea. 1t was secuted, however,
by the profession generally, as iwradig. But is
there any degradation in publicity? Is it not
rather the great touch stone that ties pretension
and universities the practical benefits of all
valuable inventions and discoveries? Should
not profession that aims at the mitigation of
suffering and the preservation of life, make the
means Of obtaining these grand objects known
through the channel Of information most acces-
sible to all classes and conditions, the columns
of the public press? If it declines to do so, the
natural inference is either that the desire OF Sc
crecy arises from sordd, monopolizing, egotis-
tic spirit, or from lack of faith in its own pre-
scri ptions.
Viewing the subject in this light, we may
presume Professor Holloway some twenty years
ago, overleaped the barriers which the profess
sion had erected between itself and the public,
and plunged fearlcssly into the newspaper arena
He had discovered or rather invented, after
years of research and experiments two prepa-
rations which he believed to be specifics for near
ly all the diseases OF mankind and as an indi-
cation of his confidence in them, and proof Of
his philanthropic wish that, if really valuable,
they should be accessible to the whole world,
he advertised them wherever advertising media
existed. This was the severest ordeal to which
he could have submitted them-the erperimen.
ttAa crucis. He threw them at once, as it were,
before the sick of all regions. He stated their
properties, proclaimed what they would do, and
staked reputation and fortune upon the ISSUE
That issue has bcep all that he or the world
could have desired. The rich and the poor
the learned and the ignorant, physicians, states
men, monarchs, nation Of enlightened free
men, have sanctioned, used, extolcd them
They are frea facts in medical history!
Is not this better than hiding light under q
bushel? Isl not better than writing prescrip.
tions in dead language; and putting weights
and quantities in hieroglyphics?
If anything is worth knowing it is worthy o
being universally known. So thinking, Hollo
way proclaimed the virtues of his medicines
through the press; and fortune, fame and the
gratitude of millions have been his reward
A. \. Sun. 4
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READER,

II you desire mild and gentle purgntive, which
neither nauseates gives rise to unpleasant effects
procure HALSEY IS FOREST PILLS,
Reader, if you wish to be sure of pure vegetable
medicine, which contains calomel or mineral
Whatever ask for Halsey's Forest Pills, and avoid
all others.
Reader if you would have the best compound ex-
tract of Sarsaperia, Dandeon, and Blood Root,
for purifying the blood, be sure to obtuih Hasey's
Forest Pills.
lfyou wish to have a medicine which does not
leave the bowels costive, but strengthens the tone
of the stomach and bowels procure Halsey's Forest
Pills.
Reader, If you do not wish tn tall victim 10 some
dangerous sickness, and be subjected to physicians
bill OF twenty or fifty dollars take DR.. Halseys For
Pills soon as unfavct able symptoms felt.
Render If you are bilious, or have any complaint
which requires purgative medicine, Halseys For
est Pills are The best you can Use; and if you have
the ague and fever, old colds and coughs, or rheu.
matism the Forest Pills. taken in connection with
DR.. Halsey's celebrated Forest Wine, will cure you
when other medicines lail.
Dr. Halsey's advertisement will be seen in anoth'
er column. 40
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

DEATH OF Mr. HUBBELL.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. Horatio n Hubbell died at his resi-
dence in this city, early yesterday morning
He had long been afflicted with disease of the
heart, which has thus finally terminated in
death.
Mr.. H. was an estimable mana philanthro.
pist, the influence of whose benefcence has been
felt and acknowledged throughout the State
He was the first to offer instructions to the
deaf and dumb in Ohio. He was afterwards
founder apd for many years Superintendent Of
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, position which
he held with honor to himself and with the ut
most satisfaction to the public. In the demise
Of no one man could death have inflicted Sc
yerer blow to this community. Statesman
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

A PERFuMED BREATH What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disa-
greeable breath when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND Flowers" as dentifrice would moi
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know theil
breath is bad and the subject is so delicate theil
friends will never. mention it. Pour single
drop Of the "Balm" on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle will last year. g
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui
red by using the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers
It will remove tan, pimples and ffecklcs from
the skin, leaving it Of a soft and roscate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either wam or cold water, pour on two
or three drops Of Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
ab the beard we'll and it will make beautiful
Oft lather much facilitating the operation
having. Price only Fifty Cents.
W. P. FETIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York
For sale by ell respectable Druggists every.
whore. June 1S, lS56,ly.
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SprtiaI WOtitts
TIE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE.

MO PAYif DR.. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
IN Linime nt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic RhegmStism, Vomiting. Cuts.
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, Tooihache, Head
ache, Dyseniary, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest
NO HUMBue-TRY IT.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Imminent for eight
years without ever having demand for The return
OF the mOney all rhat4s ~ ted Is it according
to the directions.
No ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using il. Ii you do noI ind II better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MONEY RLTURNEDi
ao-Thousands of cert ificates have been received
sparkling Of its virtues. Now-a.daysu isthe prac.
tice TO fill up the papers with certificates from un-
known persons or given by those who never used
the mediCins-- now Dr Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published a
false certificate during the time be has had his med
icine before the public.
Call Oh the Agent and get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons cnyious Of fne large sale of the vene.
tion Liniment have ted 1t is injurious to take
il internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l, Samuel l. Tobias, of the city Of New York, be.
ing duly worn, do depose that compound Lini.
ment called Venitian, and that the ingredients OF
which il Is compounded are perfectly harmless to
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity named
in The directions accompanying each bottle.
S. l. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9th. 1856
Sworn TO this day before me,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price e5 and 50 cSnts. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
1T Also for sale, DR.. Tobias Horse Linlment, in
pint bottles, at SO cents warranted superior to any
other
DR.. Tebias' Office, No Sc Courtland street, New
York.
AsENrs.-T Fl Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, WheeliRg; John Bcall and Hamilton
Cadz; A Jul Schneider MoorefeId; NJ Jolley, New
Market; E Phipps Il Co. Smyrna.
November 10 1856. lyrs epcia notice
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that you w1s qOal6ed 70 teach, when one d
them nsser had been in your school. end tn
other knew nothing about your Qualifications
Would they do i again? Why did you wizh Il
have any mOre than esrtihcats Of moral char
acter from them? Perhaps for the sane reason
that yOa taught three months beSsre yce mads
application for examination when you had ar
opportunity Of being examined before eomnen-
cling your school.
You think the teacher should not doubt the
correctness Of the examination Of ftheir manu-.
scripts. If YOU ever doubted it, Why did you moi
take yours when they were offered to you? How
Is the Jefferson county Board, do they ever plus
the minus and minus the plus"
GEO PARKER
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State House Frauds---A Few Facts
not stated by the COmmitte

nor stated Dy Lne COmmittecs
Under the democratic State administration of
1854 and 1866, not one dollar of the public
money for the new State House, was paid from
the treasury except on orders examined, ap-
proved and certified by the Architect of that
building Ifthere was fraud in the bills thus
paid Gas has been allcdged by partisan COM
mittee of the legislature,) the wrong must have
been known by the Architect by whom they
were examined. This Architect was Major N.
B. Kelley, gentleman of long experience, quick
discernment and admitted superiority in his pro-
fession. Although ao'ig in his politics, he was
appointed by democratic Board of Commits
sioners who wished the advantage Of his counsel
and his services. He is still retained in the same
position by the BtacE Republican Commissioners,
Why is this so, it the allegations made against
the old Board were founded in truth? If there
was fraud in the management, it must be ad-
mittcd that Major Kelley not only winkel at it,
but gave the requisite approval to claims on the
treasury resting on basis with he knew to be
fraudulent and illegal. And why is an officer OF
this character retained in the public employ by
the present Black Republican dynasty at salary
Of $1,000 per amum? 1t it becuse he is an
old whig? Or is the public to be compelled to
conclude Gas they well may,) that the charges OF
corruption, &C., urged against the democratic
management, are simply electioneering stories
made up of shreds and patches put together by
master hand at>political deception? We'lcave
every sensible man to answer for himself
Netcark Ad00cate