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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned intending to leave the Ter
titOry, offers the following proper! Tor a salti r.
A mountain farm SIX miles east Of Santa fe,
on the Santa Fe Greek; upon whlra sIanaS
water mower Jaw Mill, shing1e Mill, La'h saws
Rip Saws &c., with large tract Of I goGG P'ne i
timber connected with the Mill. The NM Is
in good ier and capable Of cutting from three
to four thousand feet OF lumber from sun to
sun. :, at .,,L
This property will be sold with Or without
mules, oxen, wagons, log wagons, harness,
yokes, chains, &c.
Also M improvement "n goVeih'ncu' '""u'
near Galisteo, nuw planted u corn
For particulars enquire Oh the premises o.
at the residence Of the undersigned in SAINTS
II. {. EASTERDAY.
Santa Fe, May 18th, 1851.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing conditions TO be incorporated IN
u, ,on,.,c,. 10 the orient he deoart,aeat
"' '''N' ,, .s,
may deem proper
couo, r,,os ora allowed ia zach inter.
,.aa;a,o a % OI;en when not otherwise suoclGod, for
OoU '".or,iOs ina lSs mails.
So D Railroad and steamboat companies are re-.
;.aI :. ~ tsSa tbs mail from. and deliver il in.
~ a1'Iu ,ha Nost NJ Offices at the commencement aud
W, 'nS S iho;s & rantss and to and from all office,
M aua ,nsa " .nV thar o;Shtv rods from station or
w. "nS;n" nv pronosaIs NAV be submitted for the
't"s'ne e olI ths service.-that il. for
Si,S pGass nvsr eshtv rods from q station or Ian.
vuo'' @ 0''' ''e'
''9s' nou will bs made for trims not perfor.
% o. a0d NOP for eacb of such omissions, not sa.
'nue "n ovnlo;ned. three times tho nav Of
.,siaO.Oi"y na S"dncted. Far arrival, 80 far
I taI Wy me- m IN break eonexioa with depending
uuaIau a;,a amd % No. snfc,enty excused ,nefo,irt6
e.n n"a' mraOsot;on r ~ for the trlp is subject to
Ta.r;tSa " ,n; peduetion will also be ordered for
lOtnuuV na "f rorformance inferior to that speci.
'"uy S ,ho y, oantrsct Nor reneated delinouencies
aeu .ha In Iiui heren ,neced' enlarged penalties
S "o.,,"nod n to tbe nature thereofsand the im
p'opv pf.aao "a ,ho mail. NAV he made.
pOl'"Tou po, u ,sS,nr @ hehind or throwing OF The
mails or any portiou of them, for the admis'
sion OF passengers, or for being concerned il
setting ~ or running an express conveying in
tellgence in advance of the mail, q quarters
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
COUNTY OF BERNAllLLs.

W. II. Brooks, Albuquerque
Franci'co Perca. Bernalillo,
Juan Cristobal Armljo, Ranches,
Jose Chayes, Padillas.i
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
S. PRICE KELLER,
WRSw1N4I &gdSa

nEALER in oil kinds of Quitting and furn'
~ ishing GOODS, PROVISIONS u CORN
Would respectfully inform the Merchants IRA
dsrs and speOulators Of New Mexico, tha' ne
will be prepared Ut oil times to offer them AZ
the lowest prices-and on the most accommo
da,ipg terms, a large and varied stock Of out
fitting goods vnd will be preparedt to furnish
corn o. the lowest price,
REFER TO
Mss,ss. Beok Jouson & Co. Santa Fs.
Col. St. Vrain MORA
Don Manuel Armijo Alourquetque'
Hon. NJ. a. Otero
Messrs. II. ]. Gupiffe & 20. Las uruSes'
Westport Mo.
September 81 1875 m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
FOR ToAs COUNTY.

Christopher Carson, Fernandez
Pedro Valdez,
Samson Beuthner " N
Lafayette Head, Conejos,
Rudolph Loeb, Castillo,
William Bransford, Moro,
Joseph Pley, 4" .h
Maths Madma, Rncones.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
LETTING OF MAIL CONTRACTS.

LETTING OF MAIL CONTRACTS.
T0R0poSALs for conveying the mails of the
- United States from the lst Of July, 1858,
to the lst of July, 1862, on the following routes
in the Territory Of New Mexico will be received
at the contract Office Of this Department until Q,
a. NJ, Of the 18th day of March next, to be d.
cided by tho 22d of the same mouth
NEW MEXICO.
1851 From Santa Fe, by Alameda, Alhurqeur.
que, Agadones, Socono, Fort Craig, Las
Cruces, Bcrnalillo, Los LunOs, Fort Fill.
more, Efontero, Texas, to 81 Paso, Tex
as, 800 miles and back, twice month.
Leave Santa Fe oa the 10Th and 2jth Of
each month;
Arrive at III paso in eight days;
Leave III Paso on tho 7th and 23d Of eOC.
month,
Arrive at Santa 70 in eight days. \
Bids for weekly trips will be conslderei
also, for the separate parts to and b
yond Albuquerque. 4
1852 From Santa Fe, by Los LucNros, to Fs;
nanlo de Toas, " miles and back, on>
awsek.
Leave Santa Fe Monday at 5 o m;
Arrive at Fernando do Taos Wednesda'
BY l0am;
Leave Fernando do Toas Thursday asl
q IN;
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 a N
1858 From Las Cruces, by Meslha, to fusc5i
! ana baok, once week. M
| Bidders to state tho distance and schedul
Of arrivals and departures by which the
propose to run.
1854 From Tuscon by Arizonia and Colorad
city, to San Diego, CAL, and back, mic
amonth.
Bidders to state distance and schedule
Proposals to extend, by commencing a
FL Paso, Texas, will be considered.
1856 From Albuquerque, BY zunb to Visalla
(Woodyille) CAL, 200 miles and bach
once amouth.
Bidders 20 state schedule, which is to con
meet closely with route 1851.
Proposals for more frequent trips will
considered.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
To Business Men.

E71llE undersigned is now about completing 0
- large eand commodious warehouse, at Coun-
Grove, X, H., for the purpose Of accommodate
lug those in New Mexico, who may prefer freigh.
ting their goods that far, to meet their trains
lie has every provision for safety, in his ware.
ousc, and respectfully solicits the pOtronag:
Of tho mercantile community, and other persons
who may have goods to freight.
Council Grove, Dec. q, lS57.-S. NJ. HAYS.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27

COUNTY OF SANTA ANA.
Michael Gleason, Algadones,
FRANCISCO Sandoval, Jemez.
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COUNTY OF yALEYcl..

Antonio Jose 0tero, peralta,
Ramon Luna, Los Dumas,
dose Maria Abreu, Valencia.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
Office Acting Commissary Subsistence,
Santa Fe, November "a 1851.

PROPOSALS FOR CORN!
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of.
fce untll2 NJ. December Goth 1851, for the
lelyery Of ono thousand Eauegas o. corn in
The eur, in snoh quantities, and az such times,
as mas hereafter DO stipulated.
Good and responsible securities will be re
quired. = s,n,,,r
Bvt. Maj s Capt, Sth Infy.
Ass;ng Opnmissary Of Subsistence,
Dve.6 sUnissd.SsaAas Asuy.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27

COUNTY OF RIO ARRlBA.
Diego Archuleta, Los Luceros,
Manuel Salazor, Abiquiu,
Francisco Salazar, Chama.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27

COUNTY OF DoNA ANA,
Phil. NJ. Thompson, Dona Ana,
Henry J. Cuuniil, Las Cruces,
VIM. M Grooty, Mesilla,
Charles Hoppih, Fort Fillmore.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
COUNTY OF SAN MIousL

Maxwell & Co., San Miguel,
Miguel Sena y Romero, Pueblo,
Donaciauo Vigil Pecos,
W. II. Moore, Tecolote,
DR.. Stephen Bolce, Las Vegas
G. M. alexander, Fort Union.
Each agent.who may send ten subscribers
will be entitled to the eleventh copy free ei
charge. We hope the friends Of the enter
prise will llexert themselves in It's behalf, and
assist vi 10 establishing The esssste perna-
nsatg
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27

COUNTY OF socoRRo
Vincent St. Vrain, Socorro.
W. Conner, p. m. "
Manuel Vigil, Limitar,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27
Dated
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of -, State
Of F., certifes, under his oath Of Office,
that he is acquainted with the above guaran-
tors, and knows them to be men Of property,
and able to make good the guarantee.
Datad
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-02-27

(Signed.)
Is. Altered bids should not be submitted;
nor should bids once submitted be withdrawn.
Each bid must bo guaraotied by two res.
ponsible persons. General guarantees cannot
Be admitted. The bid and guarantee should
be signed plainly with the full name Of each
person.
The department reserves the right to reject
any bid which may be acknowledgements, and
also the bids Of failing contractors and bid
ders.
l6. The bid should be sealed; superscribed
sc Mail Proposals, State or Territory Of (as the
case may be) -" addressed ''Second AS
sistant Postmaster Genera" J" Contract Office,
and sent by mail, not by or to an agent; and
postmasters will not enclose proposals (or let.
ters OF any kind) in their quarterly returns.
II, The contracts are to bc executed and re-
turned to the department by or before the lst
Of august, but the service must be commenced
on tho lst July, or the mail day next after thai
date, whether the contracts be executed or mol
No proposition for transfers will be conside
red until the contracts are executed and recei-
we'd at the department: and then no transfers
viii hs allowed unless good and sufficient rsas
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMIARYN,
THoxAsv1LLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. G.

TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. u.
TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence on the second Wednesday of Sepem'
Der. The managers now making arrangements for
corps of Teachers which will be inferior south OF
Philadelphia.
Board Institution exclusive of washing and lights
Sc per month Tuition per Session for English braches IS
to $5. Music Piano Forte Guitar SO including use
of instrument French, S. Painting in Oil, $l5 Paint
ing Water coors S. All other ornamental work in pro-
portion II per Session for AS the charges charges
at the end of the session. interest will be charged
This Institution is located in of the most healthy
moral and Industrious villages the North Carolina al
Road There the present Session. between 20 and ~
pupils representing six branches of the Christian Church,
all worshppng the Most High together in Christian love-
This new building is large and well ventilated. -,
Pupils will be received any time and charged from the
time Of entrance; but it is very desirable that all should
be present on theirst day Of the Session.
The Seminary is six miles from Normal College and
daily stage runs both ways Parents send their sons
and daughters to Thomasville the go to Noami
College. o.,t
No pupil allowed to make accounts without the consent
of parent guardian.
For further particulars address
J. W. THOMAS, Pres. Board of Trustees
July a. 1857 1195-wlY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06

The MORMON DELEGATE.-Thc House has been en-
gagged all day in a very animated debate on a resolu-
ton introduced by Mr.. Warren, of Arkansas, in
structing the Committee on Territories to enquire
into the right and expetency of admitting John M.
Bernheisel to a scat in the House as delegate from
the Territory Of Utah. The resolution was adopted
by large vote.
The debate was very interesting at some points,
Mr.. Warren insisted that the country expected that
this matter should be fully investigated, and that
every honest member should wish that it be at once
determined whether he should sit this floor as an
equal with delegate from territory in open rebel
lion against the laws and government of the coun-
try. Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, suggested that there
was not sufficient statement of facts to- furnish
foundation for the action proposed and in the pros
ecution of the debate by Messrs Davis of Md, and
Banks, of Mass, and Others the opposition to the
resolution adopted the ground that open or uni
versal rebellion being shown-the condition of af-
fairs being possibly that only of number of people
defyng the law under the guise of the territorial
thority-that the Mormons having not yet lost their
character of u S. citizens and that offence being
particularly or Individually charged to Mr.. Bernie
isel, he was entitled to his seat Notwithstanding,
however, the impression prevails from the exhibi.
ton of the temper of the House that Brigham's IA
miiar will be expelled. Mr.. Bernheisel is here, as
your correspondent is very clearly advised as spy
on the Government; and it is an actual fact that,
ate. sitting in the House of Representatives during
the day the equal of the best patriots of the
public, he may be found at night in close conclave
with number of the DANTE order of assassins who
are here in Washington. 1t will be surprising to
learn at some future day the extent of the Mormon
espionage at the seat Of the Government, and the
plan Of operation by which Gov. Young has been
enabled to obtain information from the East Gas it is
we'll known he has done) more than fortnight in
advance of the mail.-Cor. Richmond South.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL AT CLAYTON,

UVHIS SCHOOL CAN BE SURPASSED BY BHI
though young man. surpassed the expectations Of ms
patrons and bids fair short time to become one Of .nS
aptness to teach The thoroughness Of his pupils !es
tfy to this fact. Having enjoyed the tuition of Dr.
land those English branches Of which he is the %
and of Elocuon under Prof RUSSELL of the best eo
cutonsts in country, he is can safely say NOR,
thorough those branches than we generally hnd men
his age. .,t
Mrs D. W. JONES' Principal of the Female Department men.
has already established the reputation OF FIRST
teacher We have hesitation in saying she seconu
nome in the State. .;o,.
The Buildings are complete and ample preparations
are made for a urge number Of students: .-~
Board six and seven dollars per month"; iuton Is ''
tofDre. ~ ..-.-..s., ,.cs
Necessary Books ard Stationary furnished at the pa
by WIN. H. Toml'nson. . ,., 1,m
The next session will commence on Monday, 18TH 'sn
a,y next. ,pr ELLINGTON secty.
r--,. H.. 4 ,es7 " - l2i4-wif
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- COUNTY.-1n Equty.-James Carpenter, Henderson
n. Hodge and his wife Francis H. Hodge, and Woodsou
Carpenter an infant by his Guardian Henry Horton
ley and his wife Sarah MULTIPLICATION to sell land
Whereas, has been made to appear to the Honorable
the Judge of the Court of Equity for the County of Wake
at the Fall Term, A. D., 1857, that John w. Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter and Willie Whitley and his wife Sarah
Whitley are non-residens of the State of
of Them be and appear at the next Term Of our said
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh, the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to the Petition of the plaintiffs aore
sad filed against them for sale of certain Real Estate
and division of the proceeds the said Petition will be
taken pro consso to them, such of them dc not
answer, and the cause set down for hearing En- e
Given under my hand office, this l4th of Dec 1851
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &. NJ in E.
pr. 800 ll2-w&sw6w.
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- COUNTY:-In Equity.-Joseph Weireman VS.. Pc
nI,elope Smith, Mary Ann Smith, William H. Wnder, A. v
PARSONS Executor of James Hepburn, deceased Henry w.
Miller, and the Heron Mining Company
Whereas on the oath day of Sept 1857 Joseph Weire
man filed his bill of complaint in Court of Equity for
to be relieved concerning the gievances in said bill fully
set forth: and whereas at Fall Term, 1871 made
appear TO the satisfaction of the Honorable the Judge
our SAID Court that William H. Winder and A. v arsons
Ext OF James Hepburn, deceased non-resdents Of
This therefore, to notify the said William H. winder,
and the said A. " Parsons and each of Them wherever
they may be- to be and appear at the Term
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to answer the bill aforesaid the same will be
taken to them and decree made accordingly
Given under my hand, at Office, this l4h of Dec 1851
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. & NJ. in Z.
pr SlU) 112-w&swfw
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06

structed from Fayetteville to the coa6elds, which
will pass throughsthem and intersect the Central
Railroad at High Point This road when COM
peted will form an important chain Of communica-
ton, which will put Deep River in immediate con.
nect,on with the timbered sections of the State and
with the mineral region of the upper peftof Deep
River and if continued to Salem, as contemplated
by railroad charter already granted, will also DC
connected with limestone, coal and iron, upon the
Dan River. -. -sssl -f-,'.E s<
So, also, a link of 80 miles of road is to he yet
constructed by which deep River will be in connec-
ton with Raleigh, Weldon, Portsmouth and Nor.
folk, or Petersburg and Richmond. Or, if another
route to the Atlantic preferred it may be obtained
by the Atlantic and GoldsLoro Railroad. By these
routes the seaboard is accessible in about "a or
80 hours: LIST. by way OF Wilmington; %, by
Goldsboro' and Beaufort, and Sd, by Weldon and
Portsmouth Deep River may be reached in from
q to 80 hours travel from Washington.
1t is scarcely necessary to say that Deep River is
inaccessible to an enemy from without
7.-CLMATE AND SOIL.
Chatham county, through which Deep River
flows, has good climate, and its soil is adapted to
the growth Of wheat, corn and cattle.
In CONCLUSION may very properly say that Deep
River possesses those advantages which National
Foundry requires in an eminent degree:
l. In its abundant supply of bituminous and semi
bitumnous Goals of the best qualities p
O. In its vast for the manufacture of ron
8. In it's materials for construction in wood and
stone.
T. Ample water power.
s. In its soil and natural productions.
6. In its climate and good water for domestic pnr-
poses there is neither the extreme heat of sum
ner which debilitates, nor excess Of cold in WIN
ter which closes the navigation Of its rivers, or
interferes with the movements of machinery.
With the foregoing summary of leading facts, I
submit this report to- your Exceenry's favorable
consideration.
am, Sir, your Excellency's obedient servant,
EBENEZER EMMONS,
Geologist to North Carolina,
and late Geologist to New York
RALEIGH 29th Dec. 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06

The St. Louis Republican learns from gentleman
who left Kansas Saturday last that the free State
convention at Lawrence had adjourned without ma
king nominations The matter was not regarded as
disposed Of however, and the presentation of tick
ct before the election was deemed probable.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06

Mr.. PEABoDY's L1ABIL1r1Es.-The New York
Times is informed on authority whose, accuracy.
it says. has every to credit that the amount
of bills which the house OF Peabody was under &C.
ceptance for when assistance was obtained from
the Bank of England, exceeded the almost incon-
ceiveable sum of six millions sterling.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06
From the Charleston Mercury J
r tn GAnrZesfnns MerEssry .

Editors y tn CA0yteston NereAry:S 81
81 GEsrLExEN: Ienclose herewith paper cut from
the Charleston Mercary Of June Is, ls4O, with the
request that you will publish II as contains mat
tiers of information peculiarly appropfiateto the ex-
igences Of the present times.
1t is manifest that our Banking system requires
thorough reformation. To effect this now however.
on any, oise basis will be in the power Of pres
ent Legislature. Some Legislation on the subject for
the present relief of the community is certainly nee
essary, but the main question in relation to refor-
nation of the system of Banking ought to be refer
red to comm mission, to be composed of experienced
merchants and others, which shall report the result
of their inquiries and deliberations to the next Leg
islature. i g. 81 ss. go! f..'s p "a -
For the present it will be prudent to 60 no more
than to relieve the Banks on certain conditions from
the restrictions which prevent their afording the
usual accommodation to the commercial and agri-
cultural interests, and to provide prospeeticely for
prohibiting the issue of bills under twenty dollars
and perhaps for the immediate prohibition of any
further issue of bills under five dollars by the Bank
of the State.
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SO OF Sumclent Vaiue 10 require passing notice.
Roofing slate may be obtained upon Rocky River,
and granite of superior quality at Buckhorn, on
the Cape Fear.
5.-WATER Power.
1t is a question which remains to be settled by
others whether, upon a coal mine which must al
ways furnish large amount of fine coal, water
should be employed for moving machinery, steam.
Whether this question is settled in favor of water or
steam it is certain, that the water power of Deep
Haw, Rocky, and Cape Fear rivers are very impor.
tant sources of power for moving machinery of
some kind in this section of the State. On Deep
River there three falls the lowest at Lockville
where the available fall is about Is feet, which may
be taken into a from which the water may be
used twice. Another fall of about ten feet, and
which is partly employed, exists at the Gulf, and
another still at Carbonton. Three miles above the
junction of the Haw and Deep rivers there is val
liable water power upon the former, which, as it is
connected with the latter by navigable waters may
be considered as belonging to it. 1t is bordered by
banks which may be safely occupied by mills of any
description. The falls of Buckhorn, upon Cape
Fear, 6 miles below Lockville, furnish by far the
greatest power for moving machinery. IT. there
fore, water is required for any purpose connected
| with the business of National Foundry, it NAV be
obtained to an extent which a community of manu-
facturers may require.
| 6.-ACcEssIBM1TY.
The navigation of Cape Fear and Deep rivers is
already secured An outlet to the Atlantic is there.
by obtained. The distance to Wilmington from the
coaheld is $50 miles Steamboats, ascend now ia
Lockville, and will soon be able to reach Farmers.
vile. Egypt and the Gulf In addition to the fore.
going, may state that railway is now being con.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27


How TO Treat CoLD.-Many a useful life
may be spared to be increasingly useful, BY cut
ting a cold short of, in the following safe and
simple manner. On the first day Of taking q
cold, there is very unpleasant sensation Of
chillness. The moment you observe this, 60 to
your room and stay there; keepit at such aten.
perature as will entirely prevent this chilly feel
ing, even II. il requires hundred degrees Of
Fahrenheit. Inaddition, put your feet in water,
half leg deep, as hot as you can bear It, adding
hotter water from time TO time for a quarter Of
an hour, so that the water shall be hotter when
you take your feet out than when you put them
in il; then dry them thoroughly, and put on
warm, thick WOollen stockings, even II Il be
summer, for summer colds are the most danger
Gus, and for tWenty-fou hours eat notan atom
Of food; but drink as largely as you desire Of
any kind Of warm teas, and at the end Of thas
time, If not sooner, the cold W:ll be efEectually
broken, without any medicine NhateYef-HEnf
upon Health.