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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27
Rats, goaches, BED Bugs, Insects, sc.

Rats, 9oaches, BED Bugs, insects, &c.
.eCoSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH, &c, EXTER-
MINAT0R:
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"COSTAR'So ELECTRIC POWDER, for
Ants, Insects, &c.
(Fhe ONLY rNFALLIBLE REMEDIES known.
GJ-sf COSTAB'' sends by mail, prepaid, a
Samle Pox oftle Rat Roach, &c Ex to any
address inthe United States, on receipt of one
dollar, or the Electric Powder for Csc, (The
Bedbug Ex., being liquid cannot be sent by
nail.)
Gr"C0STAR' will furnish DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS and STORE-KEEPERS, IA $40
Sample packages Of his various preparations
(assorted) with Circulars, Bills. Posters DC. on
receipt of SIS. (leaving bal. Of S. due when
sold } in order that they may merits.
Ij7See Advel tisement For Circulars, &C.,
Address ssCOSTAR,'' No. 3ss Broadway,
N. Y. 49-1-mo
FEMALE COMPLAIN rs irregularities
DISTINCTIONS, Nervous Headache, &c, = are
speedily cured by DIR Wright's Tonic Bitttrs
and invigorating Cordial. Healh and strength
must invariably follow its use. For particu
lars, see another column. In quart bottles,
highly concentrated, very pleasant to the taste
Dr.. Wright's Liver Pills also his Powders
for Children, all oxcelents medicines, are sold
by DR.. r "A. Henderson,. See large advertise
DR. IeoDaci in Cincinnati.
The most brilliant success seems to have at
tended the practice of this celebrated Swedish
Professor since his residence, in Cincinnati
The most desperate cases of Dyspepsia, Scrof
ula, liver complaint, rheumatism and,
.coughare reoprted by the sufferers themselves
to have yialded to his Scandinavian Rene
dies" These medicines, itappears, ,act chem
lcally upon the blood purging it from the ele-
ments Of disease and curing an infinite varie-
ty Of disorders, by cutting off the supply of
morbid matter which forms their basis.
Testimony to this effect, which cannot be
ilnpeached, is proffered to all who are hard of
belief See Advertisements As 4w
Something for Every Lady.
o. r N SYN.c
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IN QUART BoTTLEs-Price 81.
DIR. Wriglds's Purgatire Powders [

DIR. Wrigiat's Purgative Powders for
Children.
These powders being small and sweet, can
be mixed in the common food ofthe child with
out exciting the least suspicion.
In Derangement of the Bowels, Swelling of
the Liver. soreness in the inside, symptoms Of
SPasrns, Summer Complaint, DC, or as ver-
mifuge they have no equal.
Nioge Home Testimony.
g That box of powders which to k with me
to Ohio, saved the life, am sure. of one of my
children, in the Summer Complaint. While l
have children, never want to be withouty your
powders
Mrs. Patterson, No. 81 Reed ST. says -
give one powder to my little girl in the after
noon, and another at bed time, and next morn
ing she passed more than one hundred worms. .
Price 25 cents per box.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

Gg-We Cannot pass over the doings
OF the Convention on Saturday last,
without calling the attention Of our read
ers, to our talented young friend Jacob
n. Free of McCutchenville. Mr. Free
was candidate before the Convention
Tor the nomination of Representative in
this District, and received a vote 3 out
Of 40, which to say the least was highly
complimentary 10 him and his friends.
MIR. Free, considering himself to have
been slaughtered, walked into tie Conven-
ton with an oratorical display that was
well timed and so mastery an effort was
it. that we were conpletely..oyerwhelmed
Our young friend has land this we say
without fattcry perhaps, the best oratori-
cal talent Of any man in this county, and
this will be more readily understood,
when we state the fact, that j, N. last
year on the battle grounds of Tippecanoe,
divided the attention of The people there
assembled, with the Hon. j. G. Brecken-
ridge.
Ifhe would but turn his attention to the
study ofths law he would make an orna-
ment 10 the bar and the forum We re-
gard him as rising young man, and we
counsel him as a friend to "keep COOL"
ne rs young yet and last Saturday was
not the last chance for him To rise in the
world There are chances enough yet,
public Offices Of trust and profit are to be
fllied and becoming '.sore headed on the
n's'oeiea'nsver yet made great man,
Reinemher the old so,,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

Upper sandusky, Aug, a7, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27


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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

Tsr. Wright's Liver Pills.
An excellent Family Pill, highly efficacieus In
the Liver and all Bilious diseases. They can
not be exeelled as mild and efficient cathar-
tic. in all cases where pills are necessary.
Price :45 cents per box,
Maaufaetorx and Principal Depot, No. s
Grant strcet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
u Dr. Nright's medicines are sold by r. A,
Henderson, Upper Sandusky, aud by dealers
in medicine everywhere. 22-ly
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
sss5i55s,y7.s. Sullivan RAILROAD NO.

EFsssssss99i!.i5sFI7s SULLIVAN RAILROAD Mo-
eEi.s..s.s .,s...s1TlC CllANuE OF TRAINS
-AA--AA- On and after Monday December H. 1857,
tn Morning AMI Evening Passenger Trains will be dscou-
tuucd.
Thc Train wn will leave Windsor ut no Claremont at
1855 and Charlestowu ut 2O6 p. NJ connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, &c and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New York. &c. urry.
ing the sumo day at Boston and New York.
The Mail Train up Will leave Bellows Falls nj - IS,
Chares,own at 90 and CArnmnnt ut 1885 r. NJ c,nneting
Windsor with Vermont Central trains for White River
Junction. Wells River, Burlington, Montreal aud Ogdcns-
burg
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Windsor at 10, tlrenunt at 800, and Charestown Mt 90
A. NJ, connecting with IN train south cast Of Bellows
Falls Passengers Ivy this train take the Mail Train for
Ru anl, leaving Bellows Fails at 1880 r. NJ T. NJ
Returning leave Bellows Falls 80 Charlestown at 20
and Cmremou, ut go =. VI. for Windsor.
Passengers going north will leave Springfield at 100 A. NJ
and Boston at 7.3O or II 40 A. VI.
g. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Chtrlestowa, Dec. qth. 1857.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNN
HITTERS.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW bkfohh i"r
public, for the cure Of s. R0FrIA, tLcfR', 'mt'E
ERvrrIuNs II the SKIN FEVER and AGrF DYsPlr'lA,
and IN fact NEST an III. Asses yield To their curative poT
II has been computed that during the lds twenty MA by
UPWARDS Of four millions Of persons been l"nrut'u "
the nf these melicines fact which speaks Nou i.
favor Of their curative properiies-a single uil w ,,
them leyond the reach Of competition in the >iilag m
~ patient. Ry ther the BLOOD is KEslohEp ~ ~.
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurluys' I ~
ten Is not reduced during their operations, but ht
and they require no restraint from business or pleasure IA
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy 'h''
for them all that medicine possibly effect ,d %,
Prepared by W. u. MOfFAT, NJ. D., New-fork' Ann t
sale by J. ". H0LTON Brattleboro, w. F
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y5s.,s5i55s-75,7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

.--szt sSN'Np On and after WONDiI MOI End,
-2s---Aa-lS57, TRAINS will run "a. follows
Leave Bellows Fails for Batiehoro, IS A. NJ and 30 r.
VI. Returning leave rattlehnro Bellows Fails 10 % A VI
aud 80 +. VI FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
80 A. VI. Hrattlehnrp T. -. =. VI
The two Passenger Trains this route connect uth with
the Vermont Massachusetts, uul Connecticut River Railroads
~ Springfield. Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct
NV York On the North wh the Rutland burlington Sui
aS, Vermont Central Vermont X Cahada Connecticut and
Pa.sumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
Nh Whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady. - J,husurv aud
White Mountains burlington aud kluse' Point Orlcu>hurgh
and Molircll VI. SLyOAT, Superintendent. .
VI Valley r. Il. Office, Nov. .. 1855 -
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10, CHESHIRE RAILROAD.


i' ard after Monday Fec. H. 1857, Passenger
s-2xl----H-z-S Trains will run as follows, via.
Leave BOSTON 80 and II 90 A. VI aud fi,clihurg IS
A. NJ ami p r. NJ for Bellows Fails and connecting Roads
Leave Bellows FA' fi Hostor, Lowell, Worcester, New
York sc, at 10 \. NJ, and 80 r. NJ.
Trains leave ftchurf tor Worcester Providence Norwich
and New lprk city Groon Junction for Nashua AMI Concord
n H., Lowell, Lawrence, and the state oi Maine.
Connect ut Bellows Fall, with Trains II the Rutland BUR
ngton Railroad and thence to Montreal aud Oglansurgh;
ut ku;iud with Trims To Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany,
Schenectady, and Buffalo Also. with Trains " the sullivan
Road. and thence with the Vermont Central and Vt X Cana
ia Roads, and with the pussumrsic Road Wells River ST.
JUhnshury aud the White Mountains
with the lire ~ fllnwsA Kepur f,r Ches-
tcrfc, Gsuu MurlF. Stoddari Ilshoru, dublin Peter
bJrn, sc AMI at Much.ud1u lor Rnlge Jatrrry, Ne.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
T.. A. CIlApiN, Superintendent.
Keenc, II DOT. 50, 1871.
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I OTTERIEs. THELoTTERIEs OF


- Samuel swan Co, chartered by the State Of teor-
ga and have sworn commissioners appointed spernend
their drawings and certify that everything connected with the
same is done In strictly honorable They
puoic fair opportunity for investment the of par
ties at distance being well protected though they were
present The managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact hat all persons have legal right send orders for
tickets To Georgia, the lotteries Of Samuel are
authorized by the Legislature OF that STATE. lottery will be
drawn saturday throughout the year.
being filled in the drawing next To take place the same
To hand According To the scheme in every
ten must draw prize. Tickets $40; halves, So quar-
ers $500 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle Of
her each ticket and simple that can fail to u
derstand them. There is combination numbers to mys
y the buyer Prizes vary from $40 $4,000; every prise
being drawn, aud result Of drawing forwarded prchas
~ list o. the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the amount that each prize entitled to- will be published
after every drawing in the wing papers New Orleans
Ded Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville DEM
ocrnf, Atlanta infeHig6Hcer, ana Newiork Weekly Day
Book Write your address plainly, and direct to
=. SWAN co.. Augusta, Georgia.
Prizes paid in m-no percentage deducted from prizes as
other lotteries
An communications strictly confidential. lyl2
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1ses.e1aos-s0sEi RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
Eis. u ABROAD. Ouand after Monday De-

EH"s"ltU7"-V7Tl nj 7 Inn y ~ NTII NJ TVN
.,iss-e... RAILROAD. On aud after Monday de-
----A----S1- ir'r II, Trains will follows.
Leave ftchurs pelu', Boston, ut 20 and II. 90 A. VI.
fitchhnrs AT H.3O 4. VI. and 1850 PEN.
Bvlw Fans for Rutland and Burlington At l. VI.
Rutland for Bellows Falls, =. - and :UO' \. VI. Ard
- =. NJ
Rutl,ni for burlington at 1918 A. NJ. 3,l5 NJ.
burlington for Rutland ami Bellows FALLS, 500 4. NJ
and 7:lj =. VI.
Both GO through To- Burlington same day, arriving at
500 \. VI aui sos L. VI.
A. burlington, Trains connect with 4,k@ Clamlii Steam
and Trains ~ ,rmph Central Road. At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and N"wN0rk Saratoga springs,
Schenectady and tl Wet At Bellows Falls Ia Trains Of
t" Cheshire Road for tcurg, Worcester Low cl, and Bos
ton. With w. Valley Road for rchoro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven ll N"wN"rk And with sullivan Road
fr Windsor. White River Junction and the White Mountains.
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
rec, Tickets and all necessary information.
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
+. \. CINlN, Superintendent.
Doc :, ls57. 10
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1sasFssSd54g5rTs CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
l-.s..:.=-s.si.-g ARRANGEMENT 49, Commencing Tuesday
-@s---x- December 18th, 1851. Trains will daily
Sunday excepted) "a. follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
30 A. NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Northampton, connecting at Weth-d with train Western
Railroad, for Albany, Try aud intermediate stations
II 20 A. VI arrival Of $50 4 VI Express train from
River H., for rtenhei, BattlcborJ Bellows Falls and in
t"rnetliate stations.
4l5p VI for plainyile, aud intermediate stations, in
nection with II Is +. VI. train from New York.
LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON At
Is VI. connecting at New Haven with 20 T. NJ train
for New York
52OP fer wcstAed, in Connection with train on Conn
River r. H. from the North. Connecting Westdeli with
train Western r. Il for Pitshcl Albany, Troy
mediate stations.
LEAVE WESTFIELD At
90 4 VI for New Haven, connecting at Painville with
train Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad for Hart
ford Providence and intermediate stations. At New Haven
with Q IS A. NJ train for New York
LEAVE PLAINNILLE AT
j 80 VI for New Haven, connecting at New Haven
with l.30 VI. Express Train for New York.
CoLLlNSNILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
vile at $40 p VI
FREIGHT NOTICE
frerh forwarded with dispatch IRON rihlmlt'u to New
IorA and NV York % Northampton, Iouph without chang"
ti cars
Daily lines If Stages from " r.lEritp O. Amherst.
Williamsburg. III, Haydr' vile, ~ and Iladly FIR
Coiusyilc to New Ilau ri aud M'u-t,d FRI tuasirc
Waterbury. =. BENNI-, General Agent
NV Haven, Dee 10th, 1857. 81
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T. \. WHEELER KEEPS

|. II. WHlLltil NLL1
PRINTS. GTNGH\N1S. DRESS
GOODS AND D'IAINES.
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS snEhTINGs, snIRTi>Gs AND TIcKINos,
p. II. WHEELER
FEErs HOSIERY, GLOVES nANpKLRcHEFs.
=. II. WHEELER
KEErs DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
=. II. WHEELER
KEErs ALL KiNns " DRY GOODS.
p. II. WHEELER
KEErs TEAS SUGARS AND SPICES
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
r. II. WHEELER
KEKIS I'll II AND CAMPHgNE
r. II. WHEELER
KErIs WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
r. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS cRocKKRY AND GLASS WARE
r. II. WHEELER
KEGS LANES or ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL slzLs FLOWER POTS.
r. II. WHEELER
KEErs BENNINGTON STONE WARE
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER IIANGINGs AND BORDERS
+. IL. WHEELER
KEErs THIS, PAiIs, TRAYS, PAIis AND BOWLS.
+. IL. WHEELER
KEEPs ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE.
+. II. WHEELER
sELIS GOODS At FAIR PRICES
r. II. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH
NALU Il.
Mason ,rH, 1857 tho
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HOW 4 RID ASSO CIAT ION g.,
III PTIIhADEL
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE ENT.

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such SPER-
MAToRiiIlRA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, GONURRIEA
GlEr SYPHILIS the Vice If oNANISM or sELf-ABU Sc,
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the awful de-
srcon Of human life caused 10y sexual diseases and the
receptions prctsed upon the victims such
by Quacks have directed their Consulting surgeon
CHARITABLE ACT worthy II their name, give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all persons ths afflicted who apply by
lcr, with prescription " their condition. Nge, occupation
habits Of life Sc) and in OF extreme poverty and
ferine, To II RNIsH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution
lshcl by special endowment for abe relief o the
trcsse, afflicted with "Nirucnt and Epidemic Diseases"
has surplus of means which the Directors voted
T. eHIend In advertising the above notice II is needless
add that the Association conatds the highest Medical skill
Of the age ard will furnish the most approved modern
Just Published hy the Association, Report Spermaor-
rra, seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanm Masturha-
ton SeAbuc and other diseases Of the Sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, viii h will lie by mail Din
sailed enyeo) FREE OF CHARGE the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS Tor postage.
Address, DR., GEO. II. CALHOUN, Consulting SURGEON
Howard Ass 'catnn No. South NINTH Street Phlaie-
pha, PA. Fly order 81 tie Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GO FAIRFIELD, Secretary. ly-36
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IONA LANDS. 7. a. STRATTON.

IOWA LANDS. f. A. STRATTON,
l. CIVIL ENGINEER 4 GENERAL LAND AGENT, Fort
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Land Iowa, Locate and sell Land Warrants Buy and
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on Time and transact all business pertaining to General
Land Agency.
The attention Of those who wish To realize large profit up
their capital Is solicited To the favorable opportunities
presented. Correspondence solicited.
uJ Refers to On. CHARLES srRATToN, Brsttlboro, W.
March 10, 1855. u-b2
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= y To NEW CARMlSA SACRA, by L. Mason
- 80 s''i ieaa' >4s ur1rly half million eope.
~ \ 1ll.isrl.
upurgrv % fs singing ho AMI .nptema'y to M Na0
,-, Nnrk " .r hr trfs, liosuu: - ihSnn j. r. MILLER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-18
samuel J, Mills, Gao.

The De Witt Clintonian thus speaks OF
the Republican candidate for District Judge
What .e have heard Of Mr.. Mills through
private sources agrees with this public ties.
timonial to his worth and abilities:
SAMUEL J. MILLs 1t will be seen BY the
action o. the Judicial District Convention,
which assembled at the Court House, In
this village, on the 10Th inst, that SAMUEL
J. MiLLs. Esq, was unanim ously nomina-
ted. for the office of Judge of the 14,h Ju.
deal District, composed OF ID Q counties of
Scott, Jackson and Clinton. Mr.. n. lie gen.
tleman Of high legal and literary attain.
ments, and we feel no hesitsncy 10 recon.
mending him to the Republicans Of this
District. a. person sminently qualified Tor
the important station for which he has been
nominated. A sound and PRACTICAL lawyer
BY profession an ardent and jealous Repub.
iicsn 10 principle. and 9 generous and noble
hearted citizen, we present him 10 the peo-
pie for their sufrsges, In April next, be-
heving that their endorsement to the nomi-
nation will secure them competent, faith
full and impartial Judgs--one that will
prove himself worthy Of so important q
trust.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-18

A Democratic contemporary devp,es
1yea, deal Of space which migti be much
better occupied, to considering the RePaa''-
can party as Disaascnisi paris u hfs'
makes the charge. thst The great oelee. o.
the Repahh can party is TO seeare sfPafs-
taon Of the States; then materially follows
Krea, deal Of patriotic indignation IN rae
ssaal stereotype style This contemporary
avs ! Republican of standing assures him
il i useless 10 deay that this is the object o.
HE party. Well. il is a h,,ie strange that
The Republican party should have fought
through the whole OF last eampaisn and up
10 the present time, and only thls one IKE
,ub,ican Of standing" aware Of the fact
tia, the gres, object of the party isasePa-
ration of,he States. We have not heard 81
apy Republican newspaper organ, nor
sneaker Of the party, advocating dissolution.
In fact. We were no, aware Of the existence
Of any party in the Republic more opposed
10 disunicn than the Republican party. But
how is il with the Democratic Partys WIZ
orisipatsd the fearful cry VI Disunion
every time has been uttered the lastqasr-
Ter Of century, and held il ever the heads
Of true patriots ss threat to secure SUD-
missions Why Southern De ocrats, Who
have threatened TO dissolve the Union every
time their own demands we're not serviieD
sceeded to BY the people OF the NORTH
Soushern Democrats again. Ia what party
have originated the oaly srgani1ed efforts 70
Secure disunion, Among the Democrats
Ia fact, the cry Of disunion has been entire
" confned 10 the Democracy, and TO fe~
faaauc Aboli,ionists of the Garrison school
Who represen, the Republican party in nc
manner whatsoever. The only State which
has placed Disunion upon her banner, ia the
Democratic State OF South Carolina. The
only Administration which has rewarded I
Disuniopist with high honor was the ia.'
Democratic Administration, with Seeretar!
Davis in IFS Cabinet. Disunion belongs sr
csssiwls to ,ae Democratic parry. That par
" is The only one which has shown it any
favor As the author oil the present slavery
agitation. il Is responsible Tor what has done
more TO make The terrible word Disunion
familiar TO the American people, than al
other things combined since The very for
nation Of the Union. II iheif charge is
tue, that the Republican party are in fsvor
OF Disunion, then the responsibility belongs
TO themselves, faE tie outr seoas policy Of
the Democratic party is sbsi created the
Republiesu party. Bat the charge Is false.
Ne ,raer patriots are 20 b :ouaa in the
coan'r eaaa ne asea At TIE head and front
and II 1ae az and file o. iAe RePublirsa
pars. U - a. betler ihaa thefa can III
Repubse depend. 10 msee re werd De
ua,on but "a empty sound. Q. no possible
consequence OUTSIDE o. Stub Carolina.