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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-15

RussIA-In 1862 the Czar of Russia
will erect monument commemorative OF
the one thousAndth year of the Russian
empire. The national life Of ten csnturi-
ss has an imposing. venerable aspect.
The Government has always been the
samoan autocracy; the administration
has varied according to the character and
fortunes Of each ruler. The devotion Of
the people TO the sceptre is still. a. here.
tofore. unlimited. like the imperial power
"a loyalty reaching religious worship.
The recent address Of the Metropolitan
(the high prelate) of Moscow 10 Alex.
ander II. on his visit to the capital. shad.
ov out the relations between tho loye.
reign and the subject: 81 Most pions soras'
reign. the heart Of Russia, for you are in
her bosom and heart. the orthodox people
yenerate you. Peace viii facilitate yonr.
efforts to elevate and improve the eternal
life of Russia. to preserve and augment
The. good bequeathed TO ns by our hncei..
tors. Inyour sacred person the orthodox
church reyeres tho quality Of her detend-.
or and protector. one Of thegreatest prero-
patiyes of che Lord s Amounted. 20 In the
chapel of the Convent of Miracles the
Emperor and Empress remained for some.,
times on their knees before the relics OF
st. Alexis. Tho Emperor soon after
mounted his horse and reviewed the
troops and cadets. Egbert. the first sole
monarch Of England. began his reign in
8a7; thus the monarchy is upwards ofss
thousand years. More than fourteen hun
dred are claimed for that Of France. The
Republic Of ancient Rome did not endure
half as long.-Mr. Walsh's Letter from
Paris Of Nov. IS.
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~The Marshall (Te1as) Republi.
can. of the 9TH. says. Nv. v. Ward. has
recently reached home from Ara1ona.
He came across the country from the
Gadsden Purchase - several hundred
miles-with but single attendant. ne
gro boy. This feat has never been At.
tempted before. and il is not likely to be
again. Think Of trayersing such an exS
tent Of country infested with ssvages !" /.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-15

PR1NrER's News LErrER.-This is the
title of a neat little sheet published by
Chichester & Co.. Philadelphia. We
oheerfully give the bantling an exchange,
aud for its assistance in making out a
correct list Of the newspapers of the
CO untry. inform it that the "Republi-
cam" Democrat" and cage of Pro-
gress." formerly published iu this place.
have all gone the way Of all flesh .
leaving the Register, alone in its glory"
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nwWe call attention to The advsr.

10 we call attention to the adyer-
tisement of Mr.. The. F. Lang. in to. day IS
paper. He has just renewed his stock.
and offers 6ne inducements to purchasers
Of dry goods. &c. Mr.. Lang is young
man of dne business qualifications, and
will no doubt do " the clean thing" with
his customers. I. will be seen .ha. he
has adopted the cash system. which. by
the way, is the only true basis upon which
business ought to be transacted.
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Gg The ball has been put in motion.
We announce this week one cadidate for
sheriff, and had strong inclination to
announce one for clerk OF the county
court. but concluded that as this latter
would not pay Us anything and could an
nounce himself whenever it might please
him. and without expense at that. we
would keep his name out of the paper for
a few weeks longer Fairmont Virginian.
The most modest announcement we
ever saw, or could have been expected
from any person except an editor;-they
being the most modest men living. AS
Mr.. Drinkard expects to be candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court of Marion,
we wish him success. He is deserving
elbow, was not altogether right on the U.
s. Senatorial question. but does not often
get astray. and we have no doubt that he
will make good clerk.
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luded as to be imposed upon by the
specious appeals Of these political oharli
-tans. The object Of their efforts to pre-:
vent an. organisation of the Democratic
party is too apparent not to be perceived
by the dullest intellect. It is to divide
the Democratic. vote between two or
three candidates. and enable them by
uniting upon one Of their own men to Sc
cure his election.
We cannot better illustrate this stroke
of policy OF the ancient and Unsuitable en-
envy of the Democrats party. than by
giving the fable Of the lion and four
bulls: .It.x9'Fl, Rsc-a4
Four bulls which had entered into a
very strict friendship, kept always near
one another. and fed together. The Lion
often saw them, and as often had mind
20 make one Of them his prey; but.
though he could have subdued any Of
them singly. yet he was afraid to attack
the whole alliance, as knowing they
| would have been too hard. for him, and
[ therefore contented himself for the pres.
emit. with keeping at adistance. At last.
perceiving no attempt was to be made
upon them as long as their combination
held. he took occasion. by whispers and
hints, to foments jealousies and raise d.
visions among them. This stratagem
succeeded SO well that the bulls grew
cold and reserved towards one another,
which soon after ripened into a down
right hatred and aversion; and. at last,
ended in total separation. The Lion
had now obtained his end: and. as i'm
possible as it was for him to hurt them
while they were united. he found no diff
6culty now they were parted. to seize and
devour every bull Of them. one afte,
another.
THE ALPHABETICALLY moral of this
fable is SO we'll known and allowed. that
to go about and enlighten it, would be
like holding candle to the Gun. a
kingdom divided against itself cannot stand
and as undisputed maxim as it is. was
however thought necessary to be urged
10 the attention Of mankind, by the bes
men that ever lived. And since friend
ships and alliances are of 50 great impor
lance to our well being and happiness
We cannot be TOO often cautioned not tt
: let them be broken by tale bearers anc
whisperers. or any other continuance o
our enemies" ~ dssop's Fables.
Will our Democratic friends permi
themselves to be thus imposed upon? o
will they not rather Indignantly reject th'
unasked. counsel Of their natural enemies
and pursue the coarse which has SO Ion!
made them inyulnerable to their bitteres
foe. by preserving their organization IN
broken?
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REVIVAL most interesting revival
of religion has been in progress in the NJ.
E. Church. South. in this place. during
the past week. aud still continues. under
the charge OF Rev. E. w. sehon. s. K.
vaughs and W. H. Fonerden. A large
number has been hopefully converted and
received into the church. May the good
work go on until i be comes perfeo. pen,
tecost
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The committee, on their Cd. Sd and 4th
resolutions declare Is votes on Mr..
Cranes poll to be illegal. If these reso.
Tutions are agreed to. Mr.. Conrad's ma.
jority will be IT; if rejected, his me- ori.
ty will be one, so that. in either event;
without reconsideration and reversal OF
some decision already made, the confess
tant will be declared duly elected.
..- South.
FRIDAY, Jan. 8.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the report of the committee of Priyi-
ieges Of Elections, on the contested cleo
ton from the counties Of Randolph and
Tucker. The pending question was on
motion of Mr.. Fauntleroy, to pass by the
further consideration of the report in de-
tail, with the view of considering the res.
olution awarding the seat to the conses-
tant. Jacob Conrad. s.-a.. "D
After considerable discussion. this mo>
ton was agreed to--nyes 80, noes not
counted. the affirmative vote being ma
jority Of the House, zoe.
The question then REQUIRED on the
adoption Of tho said final resolution oil
tho committe. declaring that Jacob Con
rad Was duly elected. whereupon
Mr.. Duckwall offered the following az
substitute
Resolved. That the seat of the sitting
member. Ssm'l Crane. from the counties
of Randolph aud Tucker. be declared va.
cant, aud thatthe voters Of the said coun-
ties be authorized to elect a member to
I'LL the vacancy. '.
The question again REQUIRED on the
adoption Of the resolution Of the commit
tee.a and it was determined in the atfirms-
tive--yess. IS. nays, 46. Jacob Conrad
was accordingly declared to be duly elect
ed. ,a,-'. 90 +
Nothing of special interest to our read
ers occurred on the 9th.
SID - MONDAY, Jan. II.
SENATE,-Communicatious had been
received from the House, informing the
Senate. that It had agreed to the joint res
oIution, appointing q committee to make
and report what arrangements are neces-
sary for the Inauguration of the Eques>
TRAN Statue Of Washington. ont he s9d
Proximo. and had appointed as the com.
mittee on its part. Messrs. Hoge. Garter,
of Richmond county, johnson Of HarIi,
son, Walliug. Sweeney and Anderson.
A bill was passed to provide for the
publication of county expenditures and
list of delinquent taxpayers Of each coun-
~. go
Houss,--A bill was reported. making
further appropriations to the Beverly and
Fairmont road.
Mr.. Paxton of Rockbridge. offered the
following. resolution. which. after some
was adopted:
,Rssolysds That senush efths message
sttAs RcSsfnsr % eslatsa % the tahissi
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TnuasnAr, Jan. .. 1e5e.

a. 4GaSAs1ANtsNahs tSSAs-t
szsArs.--A bill.Nas reported TO essab-
lish the Northwestern Lunatic Asylum.
HousE.-Bills were reported
Toamend the ed section of an act In
cooperating the Lewis county Seminary
so as TO change the name Of said ins.itu>
ton.
To amend and re- enact the act to incor.
porate the Buckhsnnon aud Little Ka-
nawha Turnpike Company. and authoriz.
ing said company to increase its capital
stock.
The House resumed the consideration
of the report Of the committee Of privileges
and elections on the contested election
from the counties Of Randolph and Tuck.
or. A list ofschallenged votes onthe poll
Of Jacob Conrad. the contestant. were de-
clared legal by the committee. and inef-
fectual motions were made to amend the
report by an elimination, Of the names
OF VIM. N. Heron. And. Swecker and. Eli
II. Rohan. ~ %
Mr.. Davis proposed 20 pass by the res
FORTHWITH the view o fconsidering the res
olution which he designed to offer voiding
the election, and providing for new cleo
ton by the people. The motion was
negatived. s4,s...5 Itroars.
On motion ofMr. Crane the names OF
Patrick Cookny and Jno. Buckner. on
the poll of J. Conrad, were stricken from
the report, after some discussion. The
resolutions Of the committee declaring
seven other votes on the same poll to be
illegal, were agreedto without dissent.
Mr.. Fauntleroy then moved to pass by
the further consideration of report. in de,
tail, to consider the final resolution Of the
committee awarding the contested seat &c
Jacob Conrad. eHa.a ...t
Mr.. Claybrook signi6ed his concur
renee in this proposition, inasmuch as
the oonte slant will still have two votes
majority, il the other votes on Mr.
Cranes poll. declared illegal, were no
awarded to him. .-.....,
Mr.. Arnold asserted that. according Il
his count, there would be tie, and as
the decision Of the legality of the votes
yet to be considered, involved question
of much Importance. he would move ar
adjournment. The motion was agreed to
NorE.-We append an abstract of the
committees report as originally present
cd, and as far as considered. with the
present condition Of the report as affected
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~ A certain Secretary ofs.sts being
asked why he did not promote merit.
aptly replied. Because merit did not
promote me"
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Some gracelesS wag has suggested
a new reading OF Shakespeare, TO suit suit The
times. Help me CASH Us. or l sink +
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THE GOVERNMENT AND WALKER.-The
Washington Union, Of yesterday, has an
editorial in relation to Walkers ilibuster
expedition, in which it remarks:
1t is quite clear. We think. that the
breaking up Of the Walker expedition
was the very result contemplated by the
previous instructions Of the government.
however much the mode aud manner of
the Interruption may have been in con-
aics with either Capt. Paulding's instruc-
lions or with the strict rules Of inter-
national law. It is not probable that these
instructions contemplated the landing Of
the forces of the United States upon the
soil of Nicaragua. but i. is not probable,
either. that the government of Nicarsgua
will complain Of the aggression.
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D1sTsEss1se 0ccuRRzScE.-A small
son Of Mr.. Edward Talbot. on Middle.
fork. in this county was accidentally seal
dsd TO death on last Thursday. The
little boys moth er. in preparing the eve.
ming meal. placed the coffee pot. Just from
the FIRE. uponashe tabls. in reach of the
little fellow Who pulled IT over; the fiuid
tcaldsd him 30 severely that he died in 4
few nins,es Rsrsesr Jsfsrses,
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70 Thers's aothing. lIas Bal Hs.,.s.
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BURNH ANS
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.

ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
Established June, 1885,; incorporated February 1ss
DESTINED for Practical Instruction In Book Keeping,
business Penmanship. Commercial CaieulA-
tons and Higher Mathematics.
+ TAD p s kSgsSE : aE Ess N.Y. SkowN. E.a
Mops OF DISTRACTION.
Each department of Book Keeping, embracing Int
yidual Partnership Accounts, Mercantile and Man
turing, banking and Exchange, Commission aud -
warding, Steamboating, &c, = taught IN IN entire
original macncr. ,
course at pleasure there being class arrangement
interfere with the,s progress. Each pupil can Ia
the privilege Of revie wing at any time Persons Of
binary abilities may be.sm e. e0mpesens to manage
FREE LECTURES will be " zen tri-weekly during 9
Winter, BY distinguished business men 81 TINS city,
addition to the regular popular aa scensnc course
TERMS.
For full course, 0inle unlimited, ireiadins 30
Keeping, Practical Pcnmanship, Commercial Gale
lations and Lectures, S3o,
Ladies Course, as above, ~,
Coon BoAaD can be obtained In private families
from 81 so to So per week. The whole expense of q
full course including board, tuition, stationery n
diploma need not exceed $65.
RocxFoRp Is justly noted as being ono OF the mc
thriving healthy, moral aud romantic cities in 4
West. students can here enjoy every possible adva
tage, and acquire first class business Education
one half the usual expense in larger citiee.
OuR FACILITIES for practical instruction cannot
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing pi
ticuars will DO sent frce upon application BY letter
otherwise
I. W. BURNHAM, Principal. and Professor Of I'd
man.hp, Book Keeping md the Lava 81 Trade.
II. A. RICHARDS, Esq, Prof Of Book Keeping, Co,
mcrcial Calculations and Higher Mathematics.
Hon. ANSON :. MILLER, Lecturer on Political Eco
ony aud the Laws Of Natious.
Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
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IL DAVID DONALDSON and I'll otheSl
ack0m L Aaay concesn

ii day Of February, A. D. lS5s, betwseu the hours
q Two O'Clock, 4. y. s.d one o'clock p y. sf said
the Sheriff Of Clayton County, lows, will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, In front of the Mc(iregos
House. In the town Of Mc0rcgor, in Clayton County,
lows the following real estate 70 Wit Lot No. Two (2
IL Block A. In the village ct West Hardin. IN Clayton
County Iowa, for the purpose Of foreclosjuy mort
gage upon said resi- estate executed BY the aid David
Denalson to lloaaan, Benton + Go. or NcGrsgor,
Clayton Co., Iowa, on the 18th day Of November, A.
D. 1887 filed for record the 18th day Of November
A. D. 1851 recorded In the Ofce Of the Recorder OF
Deeds In Clayton Co., Iowa. to the payment OF
$39s,7l, according 70 prolassory note described In
sid mortgage payshle to the order OF Hoffman, Ben.
ton Co.. with ten peg cent. interest
Jan. 18th, 1855.
JAMES DAvIa Sheriff.
DyA. N. FUTILE, Deputy.
en- 1SxIex, Atty. 81
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BAKER Y:

MI BERNATZ would announce to the.
lN McGregor Public, and to Travellers that
lis Bakery is again in successful operation
Every article usually found in an establish
ment Of this kind, will be kept Constantly for
sale.
Or Fresh Ale t. Beer will always be found
at his shop, one Door West OF the American.
Mc(;regor, May ist u30 Il.
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r. Il. & II.

IF. Il. & II.
TTASKA LODGE No Ill, I. O. o. T., meets every
i Saturday evening ct Jones g. Bass Hall, at l.?
O'Clock. RAVEN DAVIDSON, Scc'y.
&C. HARVEY, \. q.
B.F. SPAULDTNG, ". 9. 6sif
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Of these complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, II. d.
A. n. MORTLEY, Esq, Of Utica, N. T., writes Il
have used your pectora myself and in my family
since you invented II, and believe it the best medicine
sooner pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do
without it, or take any other remedy"
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, INFLU-
ENZA.
SPRlNoFlELp, Miss, Feb. Z, 1885.
BROTHER AYsR will chcerfully certify your Pee
tosal this best remedy We possess for the cure Of
children. We Of your fraternity in the South apprec
ate your skin, and commend your medicine to our peo-
AMOS LEE, Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes, Sd JAN,
1856 81 had . tedious Influenza, which confined me
in doors six weeks took many medicines without re-
clergyman The r.t dose relieved the soreness in my
throat and lungs less than one half the bottle made
completely WELL Your medicines arc the chsapest
well - the best We can buy, aud we esteem vow,
ASTHMA OR FHTHISIC AND DRON-
CHIrIS.
WEST MANcHEsrER, Pa, Feb. I, 1855.
SIR Your Cherry Pectora Is performing marvellous
cures in this section: It has relieved several from
who has labored under an affection Of the lungs
for tho last forty years.
A. "A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., Albion, Monroe Co., lows,
writes, Sept 8, 1855: "During my practice Of many
years have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pee
COral Toy giving ease ana RELIEF 70 poteOts
or curing such q arc curablc."
We might add volumes OF evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy Is found
CONSUMPTION.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured many and such dangerous this
Some human aid reach but even to those the
Cherry Pectoral affords relief and comfort.
Aston HOUSE. N. Y. City, March Q, 1856.
DR.. AY8R, Lowell lEel 1t . duty and pleasure Il
inform you what your Cherry Pectoral has done fol
| my wife. She had been Ave months labosing under
| the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which
| no aid we could procure gave her much relief She
steadily failing, until DR.. strong, Of this city
where where We have come for advice, recommended
trial Of your medicine We bless his kindness,
do your Skill for she has recovered from that day
She Is not yet strong she used to be, but Is IRE,
| from her cough, and calls herself WE'LL
Yours with gratitude and regard,
| ORLANDO SHELBY, Of ehelbyville.
Consumptivcs, do not despair until you have triet
Ayers Cherry Pictorial 1t Is made by OF the hcs
medical chemists In the world, and liz oil srount
bpcak the high merits OF its virtuer.-l Philadel
phia Ledger.
Prepared by J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold BY HOFFMAN, BENTON 4 CO., McGregor. o. r
MARTIN, Prairie du cheu, and by agents in ever,
| town In tho U. states. 6noan6
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3 60 81
HARDWARE.
W"tEIt a ~ 8 d HNrUey,
4 FTER paying high Freights and Rents
n for the last year and not finding theil
customers grumbling at the prices they paid
for Goods, will now give them the advantage o
low Freights and Rents. We arc now rcceiv'
ing our stock of goods while frcights are low
and In, e just erected a large store nearly oppo.
site the Waverly House where our customers
will get the advantage of low Frcights acd
Rents by calling. 1t is our intention to build
up a Hardware Trade at this point and are de-
termined not to be undcrsold by any Grocery
Dry Good or other stores that keep Hardware.
Give us call. The Haydscare Store il the place
to buy HardsDaye. and the North Iosca 1inas
Office tn Adpertise.
We are now receiving large stock of Iron,
Cast Plow Steel, Nails and Shelf Hardware
Harvest Tools of every description which will
be sold low. Merchants in the interior will do
themselves justice by calling and finding our
prices before purchasing. .
We would wish our customers to undcntand
that all our American goods were brought
directly from the Manufacturers and not second
hand n e..
We have on hand large lot Of
Iron all sizes,
Round, Square and
Flat Band, Hoop, Scroll,
Sheet, Horse Shoe, and tho
best Nail Rod, Nails cut, pressed
Wro't. &c. Parks Clout and Finish
ing Nails, Thimble Skeins, Wagon
Boxes and Axle Arms, variety
of sizes. Blacksmiths
Tools, Anvils, Ham,
mers, &c.
Carpenters & Joiners Tools large lot.
Hand, Chopping and Broad Axes
of different Manufacturers
make. Shovels, Spades,
Scoops, Long and
Short Handle. ..
GU TIN G B o XE S
of the best kind we would call the attention
of Farmers to them.
C19teIn Pumps
of every size, also Lead Pipe to suit.
Chain Pump Fixtures and Chains.
Tin :" are,
A large stock Of our own Manufacture which
We warrant good.
PLATFORM e. COUNTER SCALES
We are N. i. Gastons Agents, and any srdc,
for Hay, Platform or Counter Scales will be. at.
tended to without extra expense.
We are receiving large stock of Car Bolts
Washers. Nuts DC, direct from the Plantville
Manufacturing Gu.
India Rubber
Betting and Pack
ing, all sizes. Rope and
Cordage of different sizes.
Saws. Hand, Rip, Cross Cut, Mill
and Circular. Files of the Arcade
Manufacture Warranted.
We are receiving largo lot of Tin Plate
Tin de-, which will be sold at prices TO suit
purchasers. Give US q call aud make home
| market.
YES! STO YES!
A large variety which will be sold for the mex
ninety days ut cost aud Frcights. Merchant
would do well to give us a call and examin,
our stock as We wish to 60 out Of this branch o
our trade We will sell low.
Wehave large lot Of the Lansing Manufac
turc of Cradles on hand which cant be beat
they were made expressly to our order, also
lot Of Eastern manufacture.
GLASS Of every size.
One more word,
We arc bound not to be undcrsold. n39 Il
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June, 1855; incorporated February 1S5
DESTINED for Practical In Book Keeping,
Business Penmanship. Commercial CaAeulA-
lions and Higher Mathematics.
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T. T. T. & X y
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roof or MAIN s TR Fl

IN XCHANGE BouGnr AND SoLD-CoLL
ia RATES. . ..
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NOTICE.

WILLIAMS g. HARVEY would requc'
those having Notes aud Accounts overdue
call and settle Immediately; and especial
those that promise to pay tomorrow, or mel
timo in town. Those not being prompt and y
to their promises will oblige us BY not askin
credit. WILLIAMS & HARVEY
Sept. 30. 1877. 81
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DLACKSMITHS who want Good Article Of Pitts
ID burgh Bossburgh Coal BY the Ton, will do well
to call a. McGlregor JOHN llELLWlG.
Dec. 29th, 1857. u