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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
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AGAIN has the honor TO inform sugar plan
n tiers, commission merchants, and the public
in general, that, many months ago, he has brok-
en- the partnership which was existing between
Mrs Julia Bonnabel and himself, under the style
OF II. BONNABEL; and that he does no more
manage the manufacturing of B~I-SULPHITE
OF LIME of the New Orleans Southern Chemi-
cal Works.
JOSEPH ALBRIGHT has the honor to an.
nounce also to sugar planters, commission mer-
chants, and to the public in general, that the
partnership which took place between DR.. Der.
nard and himself under the style of BERNARD
&ALBRECHT. has been dissolved by common
consent.
BI-SULPHITE OF LINE OF
MARCEEaN a. ALRRECHT.
-Ney Orleans Mangfactory Of BIZ. Suiphie IF
Lime, Clara Street. Betoeea Caziops and
Euphrosine Streets, Near the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
MARCELIN q ALBRIGHT have The honor
TO inform sugar planters that they have lust
erected q new establishment for the manufacture
ing Of Bl-SULPHITEOF LIME, by an entirely
new process, of their own, for which they have.
secured letters patent, as inventors, and that thew
are now prepared 10 fulfill all orders with which
they may BE favored.
The late improvements introduced BIZ them In
the HtdhuIdctuFing of this important article, and
the vast proportions Of their new establishment.
enable them to supply a pure article Of a
DENSITY from 10 deg, Baume, to Is deg. if re-
CURED, and IN any quantity according to orders.
The RhSULPHITE OF LIME which they.
offer, manufactured by them out Of the best MAR
BE LINE AND cLARlrIED river water, is warranted
free from all foreign sails.
Their long experience has placed them beyond
all possible competition.
They invite all Sugar Planters to make expert
ments to ascertain the superior quality of their
Bi-Snlphlte, the best article III the market. They
warrant Il to be Of uniform density of I0deg.
Bannne; and their warranty extends to each and
every barrel sold by them, ali the uniform rate Of
80 per barrel whose unriyaled superioEity will
speak foritself
Messrs. A. MELTENBERGER & Co. No. go
GaTondelet street. UP STAIRS, are their sole
agsntsln New Orleans, to whom sugar planters
are respectfully requested to forward their orders.
winch viii be promptly attended to.
PAUL MARcELIN,
JOSEPH ALBRIGHT.
NJ. B. Planters wishing to return their EMMY
barrels Nallb be paid, on shipping the same to The
consignment of Marcelin g. Albrecht. New Or
leans, through the captain Of the boat, the highest
cash market price for each barrel received Id
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
TEae BagasSe Aesasc Train and
a!EEVsEsace. as}

NtiE subscriber is now prepared 10 close con-
L tracts. with fuil guarantee. to take off crons
with I'll I asR q III > \ Esssseaaa Hasgasse
Ea2Raaace aaasl MetEse Erra5ss. With
consumption Of Wood not 10 exceed one-half a
eoid per hogshead TOR The entire boiling OF the
JUICE into Sugar, or one cord per hogshead for both
grinding the Cane and Boiling The juice into Sh-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
sAW-IgEEL BUSINESS.

T7HE undersigned respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public generally that they
have entered into copartnership for the purpose
Of carrying on the SHH-MILL BUSINESS
They warrant that their Lumber shall be of the
best description, and at as low prices as can be
purchased elsewhere in the State. All orders
promptly filed. Their Saw-MiIl is situated at
the Park in this parish.
HENRY SELLER,
dect3Iy WE. HACKER.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14

The management Of the Ragasse Kettle Train
Is precisely the same as that required for the old
k@ettIesi employing an equal namberof hands 10
clean the juice. Ihe Furnace needs the atten-
aahee Of put one hand, as the Bagasse is never
touched atteri i enters the Furnace.
For further particulars INQUIRE of
SAM. II. GILMAN,
Jandf 81 Ratchez5 street, New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14

liquors
RRANDY; PORT, Madeira and Sherry Wine;
- Champagne; Bogan's Pure Catawba:
Tin; Wolfe's and V~auelareer's schnapps;
Rum-pnne Jamaica;
Mhlte and Claret Wines, very fine;
Cordials-Absynfhe, Raspberry, Vinegar:
Porter and Ale. For gale bv
an22 SFOCKLEE &DELANALLAnE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14

SMAASSES9 NUSESCN ESGAAS
and Umbrellas.
India Rubber Clothing and India Rubber Goods,
all kinds and of the best quality only.
N-Boys' Clothing of every description,n
The whole comprising the most perfect as
sortment OF well made Clothing and Under Gar
ments ever offered 10 our Customers.
G-0rders from the country respectfully soli-
cited. In sending orders please give the follow
ing measures:
FOR C0AT-size of breast in inches-size of
waist-length of arm from the centre of back
-heighth of person.
FOR Pan fALo0NS-Size of waist-length
OF inside seam
For YEST-size o~fwaist-lengtb of vest from
collar.
FOR sHIRT-size of neek-length of arm.
Call and examine for yourselves at the
Owe PRICE STORE or
ALFRED MuNR0E Il CO.,
81 Magazine street,
Jan9-ap25 Northeast cor. Of Gravier ST,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
DR.. ELS
CELEBRATED
V E E.
ase AND
LIVER PILLS.

0uIC-dlIS, DuE Simply Tor
what their name mr.
ports.
The VrRa,rruon. f.r
expelling Worms from
the h b.na .y.ssns, b;
with H. n,0.4 IS. cs.
results . $3.50 a@:l3i.
s.fiecf j. 49,
ll1e F.-a-g 49,.
tie cure o.
r1AsN= 81: r.
R.rcr,@ r,
1sH,
prreba.. rl..ss
l., na-9.,.I-,
DR.. G nrI.as OIL
brated VsRn,rueE and
LIVER Puts. prers+sd H.
-
Glemveg g9ho5.
SOLE pRopRIEToRs. p;tts-
h,,roL D, -
aiAa .ahs no
other. as there ora ua~,,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14

EsiaaaesnIaEe Female Seminary.
Viz next session wIllcomnence On Thurs.
DAY LIST OF OCTOBER NEXT. under
the charge Of Rev. @ @. and Mrs SEELgcK. aid.
ed by Mrs. EaAsT formerly Miss Hamnondl
anu Vile. RABiGLIA, both well known as success.
ial teachers in this institution. Parents holding
Scholarships can then have the pFigilegesof pla-
ciiig their children at this school, on The terms
specified in the Endowment Circuiar.
TERMS vmr ,.o.sb
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
PAUL MARCEIIN
JOSEPH ALBRIGHT

NJ. B. Planters wishing to return their EMMY
barrels NHll be paid on shipping the same to The
consignment of Marcelin & Albrecht, New Or
leans, throughthe captain Of the boat, the highest
cash market price for each barrel received ID
s00a oIaet. oct21-Im
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14
saddReny. e.

GsART Saddles, Britehings, Horse Collars and
~ Blind Brides;
Side Saddles, Boys do, Gentsdo;
Maftingales, ~Sersingles, Gerths, StiFrup Leath-
ers and Spurs;
Fine assortment Of Buggy, Coach nray ding
and OVerseers Whips-for sale by
oct1l ROTH DEBLIEIA.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-14

tits the gift Of POETRY to haIiow every place in
which it moves. 10 breathe round Nature an odour more
Ut a tint more magicalfhan the blush of morning.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

PUBLISHED pArlf SUNDAYS ExcEPTED)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
DE WITT & co,
DAILY PAPERS.

Any of the Daily Papers of California may he %
I th., counter of this estabii hmeht, ar delivered "
he subscribers residence. ar place OF business ~
-yh,re In the City. Leave orders
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

LABELLED PoRK.-lt mas hither-
to been maintained that the curl in a
pigs tail is more for ornament than
use. The position is no longer ten
able. A large SOW was seen walking
down Broadway, some time ago, with
piece Of red tape attached to the
said curl, from which was suspended
a card, on which was written: "Pat-
rick Doolan's Pig Betsey !"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

CooL.-About the hardest case
ever heard of, was a murderer named
Stone, executed many years since in
Exeter, n. II. Just before the rope
was placed around bis neck, he re-
quested the sheriff to give him mug
Of ale. The request being promptly
attended, he took the mug and com
menced blowing the froth from
the ale.
"What are you doing that for -
ncrvously asked the sheriff.
"Bccause," returned the perfect
wretch, 81 don't think froth is
healthy."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

IGg Two Little girls, rcjoiced in
play-houses and iag-bab es, became
dissatisfied when they found the ba-
bies' faces so ca lily sailed, could not
be washed. They were not the kind
of babies, surely; and they both
knclt down together, while the elder
one devoutly prayed, over and over
again: so, Lord! give me a baby
Lord, PFEAsE to give me a baby-a
MEAT baby ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

MATRIMoNIAL.-A A writer has com
puted that a woman has lost half her
chances of marriage at her goth
year; at twenty-threc she has lost
three -fourths of her opportunities !;
and at 26 seven-eighths of her chan
ces are gone, 1860 will be leap year,
that delightful season, when by COM
mon consent, the fair sex can indl-
cate their preference. Look at the
facts presented above, and then i'm
prove the advantages Of that year.
Delays are dangerous.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

WAYS AND MEANs.-Two Irish
men who were travelling together got
out of money, and being in want of
drink of whisky, devised the fol-
lowing plan:
Patrick, catching frog out of a
brook, went ahead, and at the very
first tavern he came to, asked the
landlord what sort Of cratur that
was?
He said frog" of course.
"No sir" said Pat, "it's a mouse"
"It is a frog . replied the landlord:
SIT is a mousse" said Pat, land l
will leave it to the first man that
comes along, for pint of whisky"
"Agrccd," said the landlord.
Murphy soon arrived, and to him
was the appeal made. After much
examination and deliberation, he de-
clared it to be a mouse ; and the land
lord, in spite of the evidence OF his
senses, paid the bet.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

NAPoLEoN's ToMB.-Louis Napo-
leon has purchased the site of the
tomb Of his uncle at st. Helena, for
$4,000, and Longwood, the farm on
which the Emperor's last days were
passed, for $4,000. A commission
was expected soon to arrive for the
purpose of putting Longwood in com
plete order, and for decorating the
grounds. A monument is to be erect
ed over the tomb.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
Declaration of Sole Trader.
ATE OF CALrroRs1A, County of Butte.

STATE OF CALIFoRSIA, County OF Butte.
"a CHARLOTTE SCHILLER. wife Of J A Schll.
q ler. of the town OF OrOYil!e. county niorcsaid
i1g duly sworn, do hereby declare To the public
that it is my intention TO carry on honcefOrth in my
own name. and On my own account, tho business
pertaining TO Brewery a. the place known as the
ity Rrewrry. in aid town. and that ihe capital in
vested in said business does not exceed the sum Ci
Ave thousand dollars.
Witness my hand this 18th day of August A. D 1851
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me August II, 1851
JOHN :. BERRY, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF CAuFoRNIA. County of Butte.
On the An day of August d. ls57. before me,
iohn 5. Berry, Justice of the Peace In and for said
county. personally appeared the ab We named Char
loite schiller, personally known 10 be the in
iivtual tscribed in and who executed the foregoing
tclar ,lion. and Il know edged that executed the
freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand his day ard year aforesaid.
JOHN BERRY. Justice Of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
OrauiIle 1]lilq Butte AttorG.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 10TH, 1857

nD~ Beware Of titlcs-cmpty, hol-
low sounding titlos-too often but q
snare for the young and needless
Several years ago there was q
young English nobleman figuring
away at Washington. He had not
much brains, but Il vast number Of
titles, which, Notwithstanding our
pretended dislike to them, have some
times the effect Of tickling the ear
amazingly. Several young ladies
were in debate, going over the list
he is Lord Viscount so and so Baror
Of such a county, &c. =" My faiy
friends" exclaimed the gallant Lieu
tenant NJ, Zone Of his titles You APP
pear to have forgotten.' " All y
exclaimed they, eagerly, "what is
that!' ole is Barren Of Intellect, .
was the reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

ny DeQuincy tells an anecdote
of a man who, on being threatened
with an assault by eighteen tailors,
cried out, "come on, BOTH OF YOU"
He certainly had a living faith in the
truth of the old adage, that it takes
nine of the knights of the goose to
make man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

FINE BUs1NEss.-"What arc you
doing Bill"
Keeping a brokers' Office"
"Possible? Who gave you a lift -
"My old employer. He took his
right boot and lifted me over the
door sill. Having nothing else to do,
| bought FIVE dollars worth of broken
bank bills and opened an exchange
Office"
"Does the business pay %
''Fmst-rate. | buy pistereens for
sixteen cents, and pass them off on
blind fddlers for quarters. Don't
you want to go in as Il partner -
"Not as long as stealing is more
honorable
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

"a The average duration of hu-
man life throughout the world is 33
years. One quarter die previous to
the age Of seven years ; one-half be-
fore reaching seventeen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
MiSCELLA ANEOUS.
NE w s EMP ORIUM

|11ENERhI a AGENCY 0H'EICCE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
NJ q T7GE

OFFICE OF TnE - & i6 QUAnTz MINING Co.,
0roville, jay 9Th, 1897.
yTOTTCE is hereby given TO the Stockholders OF
~ the 40 & so Quarlz Mining Company, that an
assessment Of per cent. the capital stock OF
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
of rrusi-es. and made payable al the TreasureTs Of
fee on or before the 18Th day ~ August A. r. 1857
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
A WESTERN CoRNF1ELD.-T TO

A WESTERN CoRNF1ELD.-T To
give our eastcra readers an idea Of
the products of some of Our western
cornields, we mention the fact that
Joseph Hayes, an old farmer in Law
renceburgh, Indiana, sold 10000
bushels OF corn last week for eighty
cents per bushel, and five cents addi-
tional for hauling it to the point Of
delivery at that place. 1t was al
most the crop Of 1856, though a small
part of it was left over from the pre-
vious years crop. 1t produced the
snug sum Of SIS, 900, and was raised
on the famousNliami Bottoms, be-
tween Lawrenceburgh and Elizabeth
town, that for half II century have
turned out enormous crops, without
any apparent abatement Of fertll-
ity. Gin. Gazette.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

EG5~ Why are bees like Il CONNER
cial people? Because they " cell''
their honey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
MINER 3 AkERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans l1ote
OROV VILE
STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor

yHyUIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
4 villc, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thlrks; the people OF Drovie and vicinity, for
the,r patronage. and suiics IL continuance OF the
aHe lr,ng confident that nc can give better salts
taciou inr me same money. than any other estab.
tI.bmeui of th. kind ia Oroville. PIES made Of
fresh fruit of all kinds. and HAkE of every vlrict,
Al row PRICES can he had at his Bakery, or will
te delivered al the doors Oi his customers.
OruyiIie. Dec 81, lc56. d3l'u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15
BANK SUSPENSIONS.

The New York crrespondent of the Even.
ing Nears, mentions the fact that the total
number of banks which have suspended in
various parts Of the country since the COM
mencement of the financial pressure is one
hundred and thirty.eight, of which twenty
eight were in N. York State, twenty-uine in
Pennsylvania, eighteen in Maryland, eleven
in Maine, three in Vermont, eight in Rhode
Island, seven in Ohio, three in Indiana, one
in the District of Columbia, two in Michi-
gan, two in New Hampshire, three in Mas
sacusetts, eight in Connecticut, seven in
New Jersey, two in Tennessee, five in ILL.,
nois, eight in Virginia, and three in Wis
consin. This, of course does not include
the private banking houses, many Of which
have gone by the board. The South stands
in an enviable position, and as we are now
on the eve of large cotton receipts no diff.
Guilty is expected from this quarter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15
From the Chester Standard.
THE MILITARY SYSTEM.

We, the undersigned sufferers, complain
of the loss of time-the inconveniences and
hard service which the military system im-
poses upon US, as peaceable citizens of a
free country. lst. Because we live eight
miles from our Company's meeting place, ten
miles from our battalion parade ground, and
eighteen miles from our regimental muster
ground. End. Because the majority of us
are mechanics who do not keep horses to
ride. 3rd Because We are engaged in me-
chanical work for the public, such as mend
ing Wagons, Carriages, and various other
kinds of work, with funeral outfits, &C.
4th. Because We have families to support,
whose demands require our whole time and
attention. 5th. Because our military servi-
ces do no good-neither are our neighbers,
nor the District, or State, or United States,
benefited by our troubles and loss of time.
And, in general sense, the military sys-
tenn is one of the veriest impositions ever
submitted to by free andrepublican people.
The manner in which it is observed is
sham kind of mock royalty, cause of hu-
initiation, rather than an honor to our State.
The State House question, and the Rabun
Gap project are trivial considerations COM
pared to the tax, or worse than any rcasona-
BILE tax, which our military system requires
at our hands. Practically, each man that
does military duty would save by paying $40.
annually, to be freed from that duty; and
supposing that there are Sd, 900 in the State,
liable to do military duty, the amount would
be $4,000 annually. This would, in a
short time, amount to enough to build all
the Rail Roads of our State, besides accom-.
plishing many other praiseworthy and be-
nevolent purposes This enormous amount
of money-mouey's worth (time)-under
the military system, is worse than thrown
away-the morals of the people are corrup-
ted by the system forcing them to leave their
daily avocations to go to places of rendez-
vous, where their superior officers, with
company of men called candidates, spcour.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15
CHAPTER III.

Another year had passed away in the bu-
siuess experience Of the young merchants
The books were balanced, and the result, in
black and white, stood before them.
Ben had followed up his system of ad-
vertisingt through the year, He had expend
ed large sums, but he made the outlay with
Judgment and discretion.
The result had exceeded his most sanguine
expectations. His store was crowded with
customers; with genuine, bona fde custom
ers: and with but a small proportion of
gadders and fancy shoppers. The papers
had borne to the best families in the city and
country full descriptions Of his stock. His
name was as familiar as 'household words in
the dwellings of the rich and poor, Of the
farmer, mechanic and laborer.
Truly, the harvest was abundant; and
Ben rubbed his hands with delight as he
cast his eyes over the figures which convey
ed to him the pleasing result of his years
operations. He lad the means of not only
clearing himself of debt, but also of graft
fying his wife with all the new furniture she
required, besides some little surplus with
which to Increase his business.
The furniture was bought and set up, eve
ry debt discharged, and the importers and
jobbers were eager to give him unlimited
credit.
One day while he was running upon this
pleasant state of things, Joe Weston entered
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15

A REGULAR JACK SHEPPARD.-An in
tensely laughable robbery was perpetrated at
the Jarrett House, St. Anthony, on Thurs
day night, which, in boldness, eclipses any
similar enterprise of modern times. COL
H. Wiltse, hearing somebody knocking a.
round in the hall near his room at an un.
reasonable hour, and suspecting it might be
some villain who meant to rob him, rose
from his bid, fixed the door of his room open,
got his brace of pistols and prepared them
for Gan emergency" then sat down on the
bed to wait for the anticipated scamp to pre-
sent himslf. In this position lie fell asleep!
and, while enjoying perpendicular dream
(probably of robber writhing with bul.
let in his throax,) the ungrateful and incon-
siderate vagabond aforesaid walked into the
room through the open door, helped himself
to new dress coat, two pairs of pantaloons,
and vest, pocketed six dollars and fifty
cents in money, deliberately became an ac-
complice of Proerastination (the thief of
time) by stealing avaluable gold watch, took
the gold studs out of the shirt of the slum-
berer, and reluctantly departed! Mr.. W.
awoke just in time to find his "victim"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15
Sslette0 Doetrg.
WHAT'S TRUMPS .

There ore so p,any CARDS to play,
So many W. 20 choose,
In Love and Politics and war,
That forwarding our views
With ladies fair, with statesmen wise
Or men of lesser bumps,
B fore we lead ar strongest suit
IT'S well 10 know what's trumps.
Once, worshiping at beauty's shrine
knelt in bondage sweet,
And breatbed my vows with eagerness,
And cffercd at her fec:
NV soul, we'll stored with Cupid's ,alth-
A love cemented lump;
A king Of diamonds won the trick;
NV HEART was not - trump.
Raving to see nv rival win
Upon single RUB,
As he played the DEUCE with me,
followed with CLUB.
Two DAYS within station house
Rejecting on my sin,
found, as others may have done,
Clubs very seldom win.
Grown wise by sad experience,
Iceased to DEAL with maids;
sHurFLED youthful follies off,
And turned up Jack Of Spades,
Yet still fud as dust is scarce
And smaller grow the Jumps,
That though the Spades an honest card,
1t is not always trumps.
But in world of outside show.
Where mammon rules the throng;
To ease the little jolts Of life,
And smoothly pass along;
To find an antidote for care,
And stern misfortune's thumps,
One card is very sure to win;
DIAMONDS are always trumps
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15

SUBSCRIBING FOR PApERs.--We wish to
express it as mature conviction Of our own
mind, that one of the best projections for
our children against the temptations Of city
and village life, is the hubitual Of a we'll
conducted family newspaper or periodical.
If you want child to take an interest in
paper, let it be his paper, sent to his address.
In reasonable time be will get to look for
its coming, and feel the want of it, if it does
not arrive at the usual time. Soon it will
be kind of necessity, aud rather than be
without it, he becomes willing to make sac
ri6ces and self.denials for the sake of saving
any stray dime or half.dime which may hap.
pen to come into his possession. Peanuts
and gingerbread, monkey-shows and fire.
crackers, are vetoed, and the increment Of
quarter of a dollar to half, and so on, to
the subscription price, is watched with an
interest and a pleasure which few would i'm.
agine; and 10! the germs Of an economy
and self-denial are planted before we are
aware of it, which viii! grow to health, and
wealth, and position.-Journal Of HeaM.