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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01
Rem oval.

THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends
l. and the public generally, that he has removed his
store in Campbels Block, TO the one lately occupied
by VIM. Gardner. Having purchased Mr.. Gardner's
goods the two stocks united in one, max ing
the largest and most complete stock OF Eastern and
RFTln home manufactured Doors AND SHOES in the
NlV county, comprising almost every variety oi
style, color and quality, usually wanted in this
market, much OF which will be sold to cash paying
customers at cost Thank u for past avors, he hope.
by diligence aud fair dealing in business, to merit
continuance of the same. W. d. DURHAM.
Raw VeRna, September 4, ls56-n
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Price Of Purifier, 81 q per bottle 6 bottles fot $50
Pils.9a cents per box. boxes for $l,00.
For sale b, Curtis Hatch, Rayenpa; C.&C. r. Her
mon, Aurora; J. II. SIraeue, Carrettsyilc: Parson
10 oot Windhum; W. J. Dick nsoR, Randolph; Wann
u Wilson. neeTfcld; SpauldlI L. Co., Palmyra.
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Cosmopolitan ART Associations

FOR THE THIRD YEAR?
GEE THE RARE: INDUCEMENTS
OsThe management have The pleasure of announce
ing that the collection of works of Art designed for
received prevousto the 2athsof January, '5 is much
larger and more costly than any previous year.
Among the leading worksin Seulpture-execated in
the finest MaTbleis lie new and beautiful Statue Of
the "WOoD NYMPH,n the Busts of the Greai Amer
lean Statesmen, CLAY, WEBSTER & CALHOUN;
also the exquisite Ideal Bust, ."SPRING ,''APoLL0
AND DIANA, in marble, life size. Together with the
following Groups and Statues in Carrara Marbe--of
the Struggle for the Heart, Venus and Applet Phyche;
Magdalen; Child ofthe Sea; Innocence; Captive Bird;
anS and li
INGS, by leading Artists. The whole of which are
to be distributed or allotted among the subscribers
whose names are received previous to the TWENTY
EIGHTH oFJANUARY, i56, when the Distribution
will take place. lsa 9Nff'ef
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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A Ticket in the Annual Distribution Of Works Of
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Thus, for every 50 paid, person not only got. a
receives the Art Journal year. and IN the
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reading matter besides the ncket oy wmcha vsuaDie
painting piece Of statqary may be received 10 adj
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nal, sent free on application < y
For membership, address G. =. DERBY Actus
ONCE, l76 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio. sd&w.
y. - HERRIcKs Hon. Eec'y.
Rayanna. Nov. tQ7 lS56-6w. So
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MY BLE.sED locToR:-Yourln valuable adviee. kind
abortion. and the miraculous Pow er OF your Blood
Purifier and Flood ills have made perfect cure ot
my many comp lants. People who have complain Is
snur tn mine. call TO see me every dh! ard have
been written to several times regarding Your rev
method of curing diseases of the blood. oDd diseases
of the bladder and Kidneys, &C., &c., by your new
medicines.
have always given TIE most encouraging replies.
because yOu were successful In curing nay ease,
which every doctor who saw me pronounced incurGhle
was considered at deaths door by all who saw me,
except yourself, who saw amid the wrecks Of disease
one Island Of hope and that you caused the sun
shine Of reicto pourits beBifccnce from which ger
minated the good health now enjoy. How cun be
otherwise than grateful to you for your medic advice
and whole soUled aitentf n to me, which you poured
out to while sick free Do the waters that
in the rivers Can say more? You have cured ne Of
my complaints. and thank you from my heart
Afectionately yours.
MICHAEL O'RR1fN,
No 376 BrOadwoy.
between Abigail and Woodward streets,
Chcinuati. Ohio
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JBWELRY &SILVER WARE

A FINE assortment OF goods, ofnew styles
II aEd approved patterns of quality and price that
cannot fail to suit all. X. A. BAIRD & Co.,
ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH.
l. es-Anassortmentj just receved, of the finest quality
A BAIRD IL Co
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D N TIS TR Y
Boot Shoe and Leather Store.

Boot Shoe and Leather Store.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAvEHNA, o.
wfa, THE subscriber has just receiv-~f1o
NlV i ed a fresh stock Of Gentlemen's La HNlV
" dies d Chdren's Summer SHOES, viz:V "
Gents Congress Caters, eI...
do Coberg Shoes. ~ -'N' 'fHa =
Several varieties Ladiesand Misses Caters,
do uado do ~ do Buskins, q
Gents French and common Calf Boots, -I
Boys Boots and Shoes. ",+rs...g =
An kinds of work in our line done to order. Re-
pairing done short notice. Also good assortment
of Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Women's
Morocco, French and common Calf Skins, Spanish
and slaughter Soleleather Oak Tan do, Lasts, Pegs
Thread, Shoe Nails, Bristles. Tacks, &c, &C. We es-
pccay invite Shoemak in the country to call and
examine our stock of Leather and Findings, and all
who want Boots or Shoes come and get well shod.
K N. B.Highest market price win be paid in cash
for Beef hides, Calf-s skins and sheeppelts. ,...
Ravenna, May 9th, 1855 Soy I.W, EK0S.
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CHAN LS-Blk Silk, Grape and oil other
~ styles. for sale cheap by
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For SHle.

A SMALL HOUSE and lot OF ground op.
II posite DR.. Swft's, on Chestnut street, in second
square below the Court house, be had for $425 co.
and on terms of easy credit. Also, very handsome
BUILDING LOT the east side of Main street, near Dr.
Collins former residence, 90 in feet front and 800 feet
in deph and well stocked with choice fruit trees, is
offered for sale. This is desirable location and is
convenient to business. II. g. RAENEY.
Ravenna. September II 1656-f
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DISEASES VANQUlSHED.

A FTER years ofper
II study ANALYSIS ARd ex-
lment, DR.. koback, the
sminentSWedish Physician
succeeded In producing 4
medicine from the noun
tain herbs ofhls native land,
which acts directly upon
The causes Of disease In the
blood, aud by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life
To- n condition Of health and
purity ,expeis disease from
The system wherever u may
Il N...N.1 4. = lL.NANnRm - q a.
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I AIDES, We offer you the following desi
IL rabIe Dress Goods: plain AID plaid me nnoes,
lain, plaid and figured eGshnerts aud de aihes, mo-
huir de beges plain ana str Fophs IN their yafi
CIV All WOOL PLAN a Agui ed dc lnes lots Of them,
dress gins hams, chlmLTe gin ri ans, otc NIL exceed.
4, gIy how at EusTwICK d bEATTxs
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DRAIN of all kinds taken in exchange for
VI goods, by STREAIOk, DAILY n Co.
ShilersyiIle, Sent. 2j, 1856
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01

THE SHALERsvILLE CHEAP, OEE PRIcE
/ STORE is now being filled with every variety Of
scasohabe Goods. which have been selected with care
and in view the wants OF the people III this section
OF country. Al who have disposition to buy their
goods at Very low prices, will fad il to their advantage
10 call and examine stock before making their
spring purchases. We pledge ourselves not 10 be uB-
,lersoli by any estabshm III the Western Reserve.
one Price to all, is motto, aud will be strictly
adhered to IN every instance.
Sent. 25, le56. STKEATOR, DAILY & co.
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7 EFT it be remembered, that We have but
IL oHs PRICE for our goods, and purchasers can rely
on getting them al whatever they are ut the
ShaleTsyilie Cheap Store. b. ~ 81, D. u 10.
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1856. SPRING TRADE. IS5f.
STRAW GOODS.

TUST received cases of Panama, Leg
o. horn, PedalaDd Canton Straw Hats. Also 25doz-
en- Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap at
'aF.' BALLARD'S.
One door east OF the Phenix Block.
May l, 1868 a@
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED r..
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OSIERY Ladies bleached, brow n,
| mixed and slate eolored cotton hose. Also,
IAN bis wooi aEd meriu0 hose, which are very desira
Bile for cold weather BosTwFK beatty.
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Astonishing Recovery of Mr.. MIcBAEL o'BKIES
from travel and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys
Mr.. 0'REiEN, when hrst seen BY me, had heavy de-
pOst Of sediment in his uIipe much pam ~ his back
with pain shooting around his hips into HE bladder,
and farred tongue and great thirst. He would drink
in "a hours two gallons Of water Appetite gone, yel
low Appearance Of the eyes, and reduced rom l6t
pounds In flesh down 10 1870 pounds.
HEAR WHAT MR. O.PRIEN SAYS.
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TICKING--The best in the county for the
| low price of lei cents can be found al
Sant o. 1856 STREAroR, DAILY Il Cos
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HOLLARS.-Swiss, cGmbric, lace bTd
" buyle cohrS also, uHdersleeves, and collars and
uudersleeyt in seits, Tor sale cheap for cash ut
OctI6 HosrwlcK u BEATTY's. f
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SNVIFT-SURE LINE F.!

ment, and no danger Of EXPLOSION!
WE are now receiving from New York,
w a large addition to our usual stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Brushes, Pertum-
cry, Groceries, Glass Ware, dc,
including all the popular Patent Remedies in use,
which we propose to sell such prices us will give
satisfaction. We shalcOntinue heretofore 10 make
proper deduction to such rs buy in quantities for
ailing Prescriptions will be putup corrseiy,and our
customers may be assured that not so anxious
to trade sell such articles not wanted in
pla e of those do not keep.
Eight Dollar Brandy'' for six Dollors, and other
Liquors in proportion, to those who buy them for Me-
dcina use strictly and honestly. II p None others
naed apply IL SWltT'S DRUG STORE,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
July, 1856, opposite the Court House.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01

Doors AND SHoES.-Mep's and boy )
ID calf, Rip and water proof boots and broeaIs; all
selling cheap at BosTwuk& BEATTT.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01

L I'D, silk, cashmere. Isle thread. cotton
IN and wolIen gloves fUT ladies' CGsh will buy them
81 cap at Eos1wIcK bEkT1Y's! =
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Furniture! Furniture!
7. & J. VANCE.

No. 7 Phqnir Block, Rauenna, Ohio,
X EEP constantly on hand, full assort-
IN ment of Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen FURNI-
TURE; Gilt, Rose and Mahogany Looking Glasses {;
Glass Plate for filling frames; Pictures; Gilt, Rose
and Mahogany Picture Frames, of all sizes; Hair,
Cotton and Husk Mattresses; Dodge's spiral spring
and fuckers patent spring Bed Bottoms.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01

GOLDFISH, TROUT and WHITE FISH,
" Just received and for sale by
sent IS, 1885 STREATOR, DAILY " co.
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4 .ELT and Wool Huts of all colors, fol-
l. men and boys. Cloth, plush and ell covered caps
at 'Bosrwtek q BEATTY.
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&ILK, straw and legborn Bonnets; also
~ beautiful lot of bonnet ribitons and flowers for
sale cheap at BosrwICK BEATTY's. .
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.--Fringes, moss
IL aud maraibo trimmings, more antique, hr,,ids,
gaoons and bugle tTnn iigs, lack velvet ribbon OF
ali " idlbs b0sIwiCK N BEATTY.
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SALT,WHITE LINE & WATER LIME
senti "a, js.G sTRkAToR, DAILY & co.
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DROAD CLOTH, Cashmere, vesting

DHUAD CLOTH, CassImere, VesIIhg,
ID Crockery, Hardware, Groceries, Sole Leather,
Boots aud Shoes, Cloth for ladies' cloaks and tamas
Bats, Cotton yarn, Carpet warp, Carreting, wall
paper, Window shades, Looking glasses, Hats and
tans, Buffalo Robes, ete., all al Nkjeh are marked
down TO the Inv possible hgures aud arc going like
the wind. Gail soon and judge iot yourselves.
Sent. 2S, 1855 SIhEAToR, DAILY d co.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
Etreator, Daily & Co.'S.

LARGE ARRIVAL OF FALL And WINTER GOODS.
w Z are now opening the most splendid
w assortment Of eleeaDt Fall Goods IN he foun
In the eouhry, These goods have been purchased Al
unpreeedrntedy low prices, and will be cold cores
pOndingly low. To the ladies ne would say that We
bave a most splendid stock of Dress Goods, consist
lag Of French and plHd Aerinoes. plaid Dc Iaines,
hansome figured De Laines all eOlOrsof nne Persian
wills all wool satin striped RaiNbOw De laines,
coberes Of au eolors and very cheap, good De Bege
for lsi cents per yard the baadsomes and eheapes
GinKhams and Prints can he fo1nd a.
STREAToR, DAILY CO.'S
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hight pieces Black Silk, which were
IL bought IS per cent under the market and VIII be
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HLOTHING.-To the gentlemen we can
" say Ihsi are prepared TO FACE THE NrsIc in
regard TO quality and price. or oNereeaS we have
large stock, and are selling them al from 81 go to
SIS 90. Fine Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed and Heavy
Goats. Black Satin, black BTOeAde, Moire Antique
and every style of Vests at very low prices:
sent "a Is5S STREAT0R, DAILY q co.
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QLACK AND FANCY SlLKS.-Blsck
ID silk from as cents TO - co. aud from 20 70 36 n
ches ide. Fancy silLs FROM cent? TO 81 So great
variety OfPatterns, they need no praise eif beauty
and QUALITY need no e..ComiGms. AlsU. Splehnid AT
cle India satin at 81 IS per yard nice for bnsques
aud dresses bosTMI,E q BEATTV.
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IG.-To the gentlemen we can

GHAWLS.-We have an endless variety
~ OF Broehe, Bay State, wool and fancy shawis'-'
For safe low by STREATOR, DAILY CO.
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He largest aud cheapest assortment OF
i FIanLels We have ever had. An cclurs. Cali
and see ihcm. ,.a BOsTwIcK d BEATTY.
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HAkPLTING.-All cotton, all wool, and
v all hemp from % cents to 81 so at j. & B's. d,
OIL CLOTHS Of the best quality. ga, A,
A great variety of Buckskin Gloves and
n nius at prices to sGit all. B.&B.
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A large assortment OF Shelf Hsrdware. Just
n received and for sale, We think, below our neigh
bors. "ffF p, H. & Co.
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lU TO make perm anent branch Of our business
We wish impartial examination Of our stock before
you purchase. You Nho read this bsaI in mind That
the place to buy Is at BosrwlcK q bEAEITS.,
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A splendid assortment Of Cassimeres and
II Hesiiugs, the largest brought 10 town, just
received Hnd selling decidedly cheap, p, H. d Co.
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EXTRA silver steel Axes.--The best axe
IJ in use and warranted TO suit In every Particular
Just received and selling cheap. 2, II. & Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14

Cor Waikey at Leo Bitter
ness IF he Democrats toraras him--
ComlAainn Of The nem Legislature.
LEAvEswoRTH, Kansas, Oct. 20.
Gov, Walker with his man Friday,
has just arrived here. They feel safer
under the guns OF the Fort than up in
that miserable hole, Leeonpton.
The last proclamation of the Governor,
announcing his rejection Of twelve hun
bred fraudulent votes in Niece county,
has exasperated the Notional Democrats
beyond all bounds. They feel the more
bitterly, because this gives the free
State men clear majority of two thirds.
The Legislature will stand a free
State to Is Democrats, and the Council
9 free State to Democrats, making 33
tree State men to - Dcmocrats-ovcr
two-thirds.
There is some talk of an immediate
calling together of the Legislature BY the
Governor So look cut for another proc
! amation. b. l..
1t is understoc that Gov Walker has
gone to Washington. He is anxious to
make it call right" with the powers that
| be- Cincinnati Gazette.
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TruthfuInexs.

This is qualification which is geneT-
ally considered As essential to success In
all Honorable undertakings. and " h. d
considered the management of a paper
for the instruction o. the people, IS hon
orablo. In this " may be mistaken; the
idea may be too anti gated for the pres
ent time. However, b. that as it may,
We think a paper may and should be
,-uthful. aud thus honorable. But we
fear that il the Democrat keep on in It's
present course it will have a reputation
fer neither. We are led to these retiec-
;ions by reading an article in the last
nu uber OF that journal headed "Disun-
ion," in which i, is charged that Repub-
licans were the gctters up Of conven-
vention lately held in Cleveland, Ohio,
TO bring about the dissolution of the I'm
ion This charge we unhesitatingly de-
clare to be false. aud We ask the De-
mocrat to prove its assertions, or admit
tina, they are unfounded. We would
intimate that charge Of such magnitude
ought 10 be backed by better authority
than such mcne assertion. 1t is well
kuowu. to all reading men, that there ex-
st small party, known IS the Garrison
AbUltiouists, who are In favor OF disun-
ION, who believe the constitution to be a
pro-slaeery document, aud who refuse
even to vote, under the constitution. 1t
is also well known that though Mr.. Gar
! rison refused to vote, he stated that he
| hop d Mir Buchanan would be elected,
| as he belivcd that the dissolution OF the
! L ion would be more likely TO take pace
/ with him 81 President, than with Mr.
Fremont. There is no evidence that the
! Republicans favor this di.union movement,
but there is positive proof that they do
not favor it, III their State aud national
! PLATFORMS.
| We would like to ask if the Demo
cratic party does not contain many
cut and out disunicnists: What was aud
! is jefferson Davis, icrce's Secretary of
! War, but all avowcd disuuiouist? What
is it.hison? We could name many otE-
ers, who are Democrats, but d. not think
it necessary. We think that outside the
Democratic party, the disunionists are
not numerous enough to cause any serl-
Gus al4rn. Taeir convention at Give
land VS. a slim affair, aud its results will
b. silmmer
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The Oxford SvindIe.

A Kansas correspondent of the Gin
einnati Times gives the following piece
of information
"On Gov. Walkers return from the
precinct Of Oxford he halted at Ias.
rance, ind taking out Of his portfolio a
large roll of paper, said to the crowd
that he would show them curiosity, if
they promised not to destroy it. He
then unrolled the returns of the precinct
OF Oxford, and which contained sixteen
hundred and one namcs-all written in
the same MISUNDERSTANDING ex-
aetly tifty-four feet in length. Az Of
the names, ercept 100 ecre copied tram
N'tliams DIRECTORY, those commencing
with the same letter following each other
as regularly as they do upon the pages of
tibet very same book
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NEW YoR, Nov g.

Too!e, one Of the parties engaged in
the outrage in Greenwich street, has b.en
arrested. Devine Was not concerned in
j..
The WORKING men assembled this NOR
ming and marched to the Park, where
their leaders addressed them in the usu-
al style.
The Hunger Mob are getting turbu-
lent, and fears are entertained Of an out
break. They gathered in front Of the
City Hall to-day, calling the Mayor a
hunbug and threatening to drag him
rom his oihce. \ squad Of fifty Me
sropolitan Police was sent for when the
crowd dispersed. At three o'clock the
gates Of the City Hall were closed and
guarded in consequence OF certain
threats thrown out by the mob.
Assistant Treasurer Icisco has Telegraph.
De to Washington for authority to use the
top Oh Gosenors l. n and IA, the \ B.
Wy Yard. if needed, to guard the United
States funds in the subtreasury ana
TIE banks
The Eesn'ng Pest state. on good su-
;hority, that Gen. Walker will sail this
week from New Orleans for Nicaragua
with 1900 troops, in fine steamer
With plenty OF ammunition and provi
sions Col. Dacan, Or the United Stats
army, goes out 10 command the artillery
4 batter feeling ia business circles, aat
money matters are improving slowly bu
surely; six of cur city banks are ready tt
sesAme specie payment, and others arr
gradually com,ng into line.
The Lodi prin, Works in New Jers y
exp ct t. resume business next week
VITA from 800 ~ 800 hands.
The specie statement to-nigh. vii
show fourteen million dollars specie in
bank
Four banks were thrown out to-day By
the Metropolitan. The Western BAN
Of Loasport, Powell Bank of Sewbur4
Chesnuny Copntv Bank, and Outaril
County Bank of Phelps.