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A. 2. HiGDoN.
CARPENTER AND BUILDE]

~Chaptico, st. A1ary's County, Md.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
Ia OF Charles anil ST: Mary 3 Counties ,ha,
he Is now prepared 10 e&ectrie oil Work in his
line Of business la wofkmau-l Ike manner and
as cheap as they can CT II done by Others
he can be SEEN Al Chaplieh. or any lesters
addressed 10 him At that place viii receive
prompt attention.
Sept: 3, lS5f-iy
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PUBLIC ROAD NOTICE.

PUBLIC ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the uAder-
IN signed intend to make application to the
Commissioners If Saint Mary's county to open
and lay out public road, from divers Store,
Un the CrUss Roads, through the farms Of Dun
can III. Turner and Edmund J. Plowden to
Sacred Heart Church, thence, through the es-
tate of said Plowden 70 hts wharf On the VII
conico river.
signed.
OSCAR MILES
and others
Aug 18th, ls6s-sod.
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CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.

OO"11nMA41ON NO1ICE.
Charles Bowling, | In the Circuit Ccu., for
VS.. ST. Mary's county. sitting
John J. Allston as Court OF Equity.
and others.
BY virtue OF authority vested IN me BY the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided; hereby ra,,ify and confirm the thus
tees report made in this cause. prHridsd tha,
no objection be made thereto on Or before the
third Monday or November next, and pro.
vlded copy of his order be Inserted in the
ST. Msry's Beacon once a week for three sue.
cessIve weeks before the said third Monday
of November next.
The report states the lard sold for Two
hundred and sixteen dollars.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
July Is, is5s.-3w.
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DIR. SAM'L E. SPALDlNC hasing ~
Gated himself at Leonard Town. Nd: re-
specially tenders his professional services 20
his friends and the public.
April 20, ls5e-6 -~e-> $3.50
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O0NRZRKaTTON NOIYcG.


D. L. Hsyden. l.. To the circuis Court fsT
W: Saint Mary o county; sitting
=. @. Haydsn 80 Q GOuri OF Equisy:
and ottsfs.
BY viftHs of suiE6aits ses:En II me b. the
Act u Assembly. N such eask made and pro.
vidsds I hkfkby Tsiify SHH eonfrn she Trus9
tees rsptH made ID IRIS farse. presided that
20 ob;sehca ee r14Ge siisreto On Or before he
thiEd M5hdaT 9f Eoyesnbes next. and pro.
yided eoHi Of this order be irsegssd in ihk
g. Mar . Beacon once week TT lhres sue
eesssse weeks before The said third McudaY
Of Novemh<r next.
The report states ihs Land sold jf6s tssR
Thousand. hys EhndTea End siehlt Eve dofs
JAMES Z. BLACKSTONE.
jtlf ID: iese=s@.
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". #. BLAkisToSK eaess himself %
he vosers.of e Mau's comfy ~ aeandi
date E.r Sheriff in 1850. and soIieilS ths soses
Of k:s ffika!s snd the pubic.
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soLE AGENTS FoR .+'
KETTLEWEIL;S KANfPBLD EuANit


This most valuable manure was 6rst brought
out under the name Of Reese'a Manipulated Gu.
aro, but was originated by John Ketffewellt
works by his machinery, which he has row n.
Ken charge OF hmseit and - engaged on very
extensive sc"le: we ESPECIALLY beg leave 10 call
it TO the attention Of tobacco gro&ers-as il has
superseded all other fertilizera-naIxlng a much
heavier and richer plan, than that crown FROM
the Peruvian. We deem any further comm III
Unnecessary, but VII, submit The folio wing named
for references.
r. P. ATKlESo:i, Dih%laais,
II. A: WiNFREE, Chesif.
z. R. WILLS; Prince aeoiges.
7. B. DYSON; r1txway.
Mai. r. N. NEBLETT, No:to9Ay:
J. w: Coola BelfeId.
J. S. HARRIS, Brunswick
w. NJ. GILL, Dinwidd:e.
o. p. HARE, PRINCE Georgs:
J. w. REESE, Belhsie.
DR.. II. G. HUNT. Greensviiie.
B: smith, Lunenburg.
Persons ordering direct or through their Canss
mission Houses will please speeify Ksalersgr
Manipulated Guano--ihe original and gsnuiHs
article.
No. I. per ton of 1000 Ib... as:
Put up Ia good Strong S.ss. ..,
JOHN KErfLEWELL.
Or.
o. ODER. General Agent.
:, No. 8 Bowiys Wharf, Bal.imsrs, Ma
May IL. 1858: :
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EOR Sale hy JOHN A. BURROUGHS.
~ ChapticU, At lOscest prices. He viii also
sell his stock Of
SUMMER GOODS,
ut cost Cor cash. or at very snlall advance
10 punciual time customers. He invites his
friends and the public 70 give him an early
call. -1J
June "a. IS55-sf -
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F0R sHERIFR

J. THOMPSON YATES. grateful Is bis
friends anl the pub!i: f'- the liberal SUPPORT
No received at che lAse tlsctjCn, presents Eirn-
self again as candidate for Sheriff In 1859
and respectfully sliciss their sdffases.
Nov. Il, 1887:
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J. kfoNTGbAERY IL BRo.
t55 NORTH HIGH STREET
BAtTrstok1; Nd:
huentOrs and Manufacturers If aar
Double Screened Rockaway
Grain Fan:

CELEBRATED over the South and South
~ West for their efficiency; durability and
ease in working. Il 10 scarcely necessary %
saw anything in praise Of this popular Fan,
as the w6sk j, viii do - always il best recon-.
n,endation: We sfpend, however, the fol
loving references. which will satisfy The tar.
mes OF ST. Mary's thai thg . Rockawav Fam
is as good rs represented b. c. Harris, Fl.
@. s. Key. VIM. r. Gfeenwsil, A. J. Spaid-
i'm; J, c. Greenwich, z. Leo. SpaIding:
Address
J. MONTGOMERY O. BRO.
AZ NO: f55 North High street.
Between Hillrn and Gay, Baltimore,
OF. w. J. MoORE, Agent. =
Leonard Town,
o. VITO u also Agrus Coz Liaioa's Iron.
Gsafed ThreshinE Machine.
June 10. le5e-Sm: s 80
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or c0.PAR7.NERsHP.

DISSOLUTION or c0PAR7xERsHR.
vasHE 6rm Of isaneaaer = tsesNesa D hi.
day dissolved my ntuS0Al consent. Jas.
II. Herbert is alone authorizei 70 use the name
Of NE hate firm i'm stttlemen; OF It's sAdsikess.
All persons having claims will present all
indebted viii please pay aim, !.
B.. b LANCASTER,
JAS. II. HERBERT.
Bait. June 81. 1855.
oO-PARTNERsHzP.
IYEsHE undersigned have tins aay formed q
= PartnsEhiR for the prosecutioa Of To-
bacco and Produce Co0hsnission Business,
under the firm oil JAS r EsrSerf & Bro.
JAS. r. HERBERT,
NJ. Fl. HERBERT.
Baltimore. Juns 50. is5s -uy22.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE Is hereby given tina, The suhseri-
bers; hay: obtained from the Orphans
Court OF ST. Maty's county. in Maryland let
tiers oil administration On the personal estate
OF Martin Yates. late OF said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the SAID deceased, are hereby warned TO exhi
bit the same. with the proper vouches there
Of, to the subscribers. On or before the 18th
day OF January next, otherwise they may
be excluded by law from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under our hands this 10th day
of July, 1858.
MARY Z. YATES,
JNO. n. YATES,
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-08-26

Fr0bed bg ezperifflce 10 b CO 5ssi FvtiI
Eer kxo1a far che grosalt md 81
ps0Usmsat 81 gssal,fv q tAz ~

UFoUenaeaG Ct nasessfu a. E&z TH-
49, Pm
-
hT1HrS CtySyo hn~ 49, s,sa.-,..4l~ .....A
for .sxsrsl ss.<nns =, III .ss,s 80 -.
versal s,,crsrs sI -. - =, ~. -.
~ =, srr~r;r,.-,
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aass 8 oe'e - sn t9daAo. r
~. n rnnspnaus.
80 :. i-s sno htEaaisiy inissrassd ~
We eha.lenge Psrnv'aa Guanc. poand %
pound. OF nrst crcri ENG 70 second esnp and iun.
prevensent Of soul 10 adnsiss of nS ctnapariscn.-4
For leessce y .. CRAFTY superior predicting 4
much hsasisF ana nenef isaK
III. @. g.. XIV.
ST. 'aaTss hs'sTsAsss: Da. n. Nil.
-. - $3.50. ~
~ T:s. 'a'ntsosAs's seansy.
~ -. o.SAesscn, $50 says asunY Fooaccn %
- -. - go nave raises villa feEus
~. - -. :. - ""u sfass sxsesss any thing
n c-;s.. - -...... -.
''' " s~'1s county tesuues 20 tot
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

...-. SMOKING TOBACCO.
CCARFARLATTI, SAILORS DELIGHT,
- Oronoco, Turkish, Fine Gut Smoking TO-
6Acco, If the very best quality, for sale by
GEO. A. SItAMS g. co.
July 29tn.
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Our sgsnts in Petersburg; Virginia. a large
Tobacco district. refers TO it an follows:
JOHN RowLErr q co.
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N office.

n UCKETT s. YOUNG have removed from
- No. lie Lombard street TO No, A South
street, 2 doors South Of Lombard.
Baltimore, July 29th-1m.
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CONTRIBUTION NOTICE

j. CONTRIBUTION NOTICE
VS.. In St Masv's conntv
James Shemwell Circuit court. sitting as
and Court Of Equity.
Charles Ii. Briscoe.
BY virtue of authority vested in me by the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vIded, hereby ra,ify and confirm the Trus-
tees report made in this cause. provided thai,
no objection be made thereto on or before the
third Monday of November next, and pro
vIded copy of this order be inserted in the
ST. Mary's Beacon once week for three sue.
ceSslre weeks before the said third Monday
of NovemEsf next.
The report states the lot sold for one thou
sand and Ave dollars.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
July Is, ls5s-Sw.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY given, that the subscriber
~ kas ohsaanea from the Orphans Court Of
ks. Mary county. m MaSylandI letters of
aamlnissFalion on the rersonal estate Of C..
Evans. late Of said e0unty., deesased.-
al PeraOns having claims against the said de-
eeassd. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same.
9th the proper vouchers thereof. to she sub.
essibsr. on og before she 18th day Of 1anunry
FROM al brnefs of ghe sald estate. Given under
NY band ehis iSsA day of Joly, 1858.
7ui Gg5 JAMES e.. EVANS.
- y x1a5.E gae Administrator.
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July %. ls5s-3mos.
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Y4Il HoPKiN's .F6Tr
CHAlYBEATE WATER.

THIS y thA title OF a MINERAL WATER
obtained from well upon the farm ef Mr.
Wa. Hopkins. ia Baltimore county, Md, with
81 Is miles ofihe city of Baltimore. and i mile
q the Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore
Railroad Tie wef was dug IN 1856, and is
% feet deep; the water standing eIthin 3 feet of
The surface OF the earth. NuEEeroes experiments
mace IN order 90 test the supply Of Water, only
confirm the opinion that il is imexhAusubIe.
The sol IN which the well 10 dag, in tena-
eious ked Clay, variegnied with frequent strata
OF Magnesiap Earth. and the WAFER risEs throegh
The isihAl Said Stoae Rock. Tn tenAvSeratnre
when drawnsfrom the well is 50 deg. Fahrenheit
THIS Water has been extensively used BY I'M
ruIids for Reariy two years, and has acquired
great celebrity "a q curative in DyspepsiR, loss
OF Appetite, indigestion, Extreme BehiiitSr, and
various Atomic and Anemic conditions, through
the in.truhaeniality Of those who have been sig.
nst!y benehted by It's use.
Its most prominent ingredl- CARBoxArE %
enis according 10 q recent quail PEoroxYDr Oh
Statlve analysis are...........S.. lRoS, and FREs
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think highly of the virtues Of "Hopkins
Chalybeate Water, it has been used at differen
times by several members of my family viii
benefit. JoHN G. PAuUD,
Insurance I9gent, No. s. Secosd street.
Baltimore, April 81, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-08-26

have used the "Hopkihs' Chalybeute w,
ter" in my family in a case Of extreme deoilit,
with the most happy result.
s II. HYDE, BroGd.ras,
Baltimore, April IL, 1883.
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~. G. OiekersOn, Esqi says ..ray robaeea ID
very superior 20 wiaat have raised with Perul
xians and iis effect upnn grass sxcsxsa say thing
ever saw or used"
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woodsfield Union school.

The next session of this schoo! will COM
mence on the 5th day of April, next
Mr.. JOHN MOORE, the Principal, has con-
c;uded to reserve room in the building for
Teachers, alone, and to devote his sole
attention to instructing them in the vari-
Gus branches of Education taught in our
county, or, indeed, in any other branches
required, and in the most approved mode
of imparting instruction to scholars, gen.
eral government Of schools, &C., &C., and
according to the plan adopted in the Nor
NAL schools of the United States and
Great Britain. We invite the Teachers
of this county to patronize their own Sc
lect School. as Mr.. MOORE is we'll quail
fed to teach them any branch they may
require, having undergone q thorough
Parochial and Collegiate course in Scot
land.
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mental cencentraticn-the feeling Of brain
lassitude and fstigus-excessi.e snnui-
a longing for death-a want Of interest in
pursuits that were formerly source Of
qualification aud pleasure BY
day and sleeplsssness by night-all of
which are obvious indications of an mn-
healthy state Of the functions Of the brain,
and nervous system, rarely, if ever attract
attention until the unhappy invalid, be-
coming anequivocally deranged, commits
an overt act of insanity. Then the ex-
clamation is, poor fellow, his mind has
been affected for months!" and no one ex-
presses any surprise that he should, in
such state of mental disorder, have hung
himself or cut his throat
It is somewhat difficult to induce the
pubic to take common sense aud right
view of this important subject; for if the
saving Of life is our object, it is to the
public mind we must plainly address our
selves. If a person, in previous state
of mental and bodily health, is conscious
that abnormal unhealthy changes are
taking place in the mind-that trifes wor-
ry and irritate--that the brain is evident
y unfit for work-thst the spirits are
aagging-that all the evils of life are
magnifed; if he is disposed to be fanciful
imagining things to exist that have no
existence apart from himself--believing
that kind friends ill-use and slight him
if symptoms like these, or analogous to
these, are associated with head ache, de-
rangement of the stomach and liver, and
want Of continuous sleep-the indiridual
may assure himself that the state of the
brain is abnormal, and requires careful
consideration and treatment. How often
such apparently tritaing symptoms Of brain
disorder precede the fatal act of homicide
and suicide! How much may be said ia
behalf of those driven by unrecognized
and neglected disorder of the brain and
mind to acts of self. destruction.
Trusting that your numerous readers
will carefully study the foregoing symp-
toms--which have been carefully collected
from the best authorities that more
attention will hereafter be given by the
public to the incipient' stage of diseases
of the brain, and many valuable lives be
spared, is the humble desire of your con.
tributor. O'C-.
Sunfsh, March 8, 1883.
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VOLUME XIV.

On the lst day of March, 1874, the
FIRST mum5sr of the "Spirit Of Democracy
was issued. To-day's paper commences
Vol. XIV; so that for the past fourteen
years It has been pretty faithful visitart
to the homes and firesides of the people
Of Monroe county. A very proper and
pertinent question may now be asked:
Has its patrons been as prompt in paying
as it has been in making it's weekly visits?
Those who can answer in the affirmative
can rest easy and peruse its columns with
g double satisfaction; those who have not
would confer great favor on the pub
fishers by settling up all arrears to this
date, and commence the new volume by
paying one year in advance. We stand
In great need of all the money due us on
subscription, job work and advertising.
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T We attended the anti. Lecompt

@ We attended the anti Lecompton
Convention at Columbus, last week, and
found quite large number of the De-
mocracy of the State in attendance. The
speech Of Gov STANTON was one of the
sblest to which it has ever been our good
fortune to listen. We wish every voter
in the State could have been present. Had
they been we very much doubt if there
could be found one Lecompton man in
the State. except Postmasters and other
dependents upon the patronage of the
Administration.
Let every man read Gov. Walkers let
ter. It IT,, without doubt, the best doc
ument upon the subject of which it treats,
ever penned.
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Congressional.

The following proceedings took place
the House Of Representatives on the llth
instant: IS
Mr.aHarris, of ILL.,, rose to question
of privilege, saying: He and six other
members of the House Kansas Committee
feel it due to themselves to present facts
showing the failure of the Committee to
execute the orders Of the House.
Mr.. Letcher asked if it was privileged
question.
The Speaker thought not
Mr.. Harris appealed from the decision
Mr.. Stevens moved to lay the appeal
on the table Refused-97 against lI2.
Humphrey Marshall moved postpone
ment till tomorrow.
Mr.. Stevens had no objection, provided
the majority report be then made.
Mr.. Harris had no objection to embody
that report in minutes of committee,
which he intended to present He found
that report Published in the Union of to-
day. .Hs thought it singular it should be
spread before the country in contravention
to parliamentary law and rules of the
House, bat he was not willing the report
should be made as the report of the Com
mittee, as be. with six Others, members
of the Committee, declared that the Com
mittee have not discharged its duties un-
der the terms of the resolutions appoint
ing them.
There was some further discussion on
this point when Mr.. Marshall's motion
was agreed to.
These proceedings gave rise to the fol-
lowing Dispatch from Washington, March
IL:
The anti Lecomptonitss are in fine
spirits this evening, anticipating victory
tomorrow on the movement Of Mr. Har-
ris of ILL.,, in the Heuse to day.
Messrs. Blair, of Mo-, Davis, Hains,
Ricaud, Of Nd, Gilmer, of N. c., and
Marshall, of KY were the only members
of slaveholding States who voted with the
majority Of Is who were averse to the
Speakers decision against Mr.. Harris
question of privilege. These members,
with the exception of Mr.. Blair, represent
the American party.
On the 18th, Jones Tenn. moved that
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~ From this time until the return
OF the editor from his official duties at
Colunbus, our readers must no: expect
much. if any original matter in the columns
of the Spirit except what correspondents
may be pleased to furnish. Our time
and attention. is called to other matters.
that We may not neglect.
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the appeal taken by Harris, on the day
before, he laid OR the table, which was
negatived-yeas 1O9; nays Ill. Mr..
Harris then withdrew his appeal. saying
that as objection bad been made to the
presentation of the minority report, he
would let the majority take the chances
for the introduction of its report.
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Columbus Correspondence,

Registry LaW W-Iavestiyating comn'ittee-
Interest question-Couag seat g"es-
tions-Dr. .Stom's bills = Important
defect in old lavs-BW to prevcnt do
nsestic animals from running atIarse, &c.
COLUMBUS, March 10, 1858.
DEAR SPIRIT: The bill to repeal the
act for the regulation of births, deaths
and marriages passed the House on Fri
day by vote Of 81 to %. 1t received
barely vstes enough to pass t-54 being
required by the constitution. A bill has
been introduced in the Senate by Mr.
PHELps to provide for commission to
examine into the late treasury defslcations.
The persons named in the bill as the COM
mittee are Charles Reemelin, Alfred P.
Edgerton and VIM. D. Morgan. 1t gives
ample power for full investigation.
A vote has been taken on the interest
question. 1t was on the indefinite post
ponement of the bill to repeal the ten per
cent. law. The vote stood, for indefinite
postponement 80 against Al. The House
it may be seen was not full at the time oI
the vote.
In consequence of the frequent absence
of members without leave, and the diff
Guilty of getting fair vote on the passage
of bill, I offered on Saturday the fol-
lowing resolution. A quorum not being
present, however, it went on the table and
the House adjourned. l will call it up
again as soon as possible:
Resolved, That the Reporter cf the
House be instructed to furnish in his re.
ports. list of the members found absen,
on each call of the House, distinguishing
those who are absent on leave, and those
who are absent without leave.
The bill authorizing vote for the re.
moval of the county scat of Belmon,
county has been read twice and referred
to select committee of three-Mr
Moore, of Morgan, Welch, of Belmont
and myself. / am pretty we'll satisfied
that the bill will be defeated. The othe,
county seat questions are in the hands o.
the committee on new counties. 1t is
thought they will report fsvorably in the
Perry and Paulding cnses, and adversely
in the Noble county case.
DR.. SToUT's bill allowing county treas.
urer's fees on school funds obtained from
the State treasury was reported back from
the committee on fees and salaries with 6
recommendation that it be indefinitely
postponed. The report was agreed to.
The bill introduced by DE-. STOUT con
cerning the repeating and enacting o
Statutes was considered in committee o
the whole on Monday, and all after the
cnacting clause stricken out.
A bill has passed the House revivine
the old law giving county auditors 2i
cents for filing the books and blanks o.
each township assessor, BY some strange
inadvertence the law at present allows au
ditors five cents for each blank returned
by assessorsl In some counties they have
taken advantage of this and received
enormous fees for triaing services. Ii
Franklin county $1,000 have been received
by the auditor for a few hours labor
Outrageous!
The bill to prohibit certain domestic
animals from running at large, has beer
pretty thoroughly discussed, but no tes
vote has yet been taken upon it. am o
the opinion that it will be defeated.
More anon. JERE. WILLIAMS.