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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-01

State Of Illinois, Carlisle June 81, '65.
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair restorative.
and have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair be-
coming. thought, prematurelv gray but by the
Of the "Restoratiye, it has resHmed its original color,
and, have no doubt, permanently
SIDNEY BRESSE, Ex-senator United Stat9s.
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CHAS. WHITNEY.


Prof. o. j. wOOD-Dcar Sir After reading the adj
vcrtsement in Of the New York journals, Of your
celebrated Hair Restorative procured half pint bot
tic and much pleased with II that continued its
for two months, and satsged it Is decidedly the
best preparation before the public. II at removed
all the dandruf and unpleasant itching from the scalp
and has restored my hair naturally, and have doubt
ucrmanently so.
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A GENTS WANTED! $3.50 per month
4 n Here is chance for few young men to make
large salary without investing capital The above is
no three cent catch-penney, humbug TO introduce
Patent Medicines, Books, &c. For an outfit enclose
stamps for return postage. Address
623m 4. S. CARTER, Box No. s, Lawrence, Mass.
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WAsHINGroN, Dec 22.-, Herald cores
pondence. Quite a number OF appointments,
both diplomatic and consular, which were
made during the summer, were to-day sent in
TO the Senate. Gen. Lamars nomination as
Minister to Nicaragua was confirmed Mr..
Sedgwcks nomination as District Attorney
of New York, which was referred 70 the Judi
ciary Committee some days ago, was reported
back without any recommendation. The Com
mittee were equally divided on it. Mr. Sew
ard said Mr.. MoKeon ought not to have been
removed he was a valuable and efficient Of
fecr, and the administration had disgrsced it.
self by removing him. Mayor Wood came in
for a large share Of Mr.. Stewards denuncia-
tons. The nomination was postponed for the
present
Times Correspondence The President
has received a letter from Mr.. Mason resign
ing his position as American Minister at Par
is. The resignation, however, is in meas
ure compulsory, as il is rendered in response
to a very distinct intimstion that it would be
acceptable. Mr.. Mason embraces this onpor-
tunity to complain, with good deal OF feel
ing, of the treatment he receives at the hands
of Mr.. Buchanan.
lie alleges that his influence with the Vir-
ginia delegation in the Cincinnati Convention
was h"t ohly httNiNtdole TO Mr.. buchanan,
but that he was promised in return for it as
long a stay in France possible, and then
the transfer TO some other position-a place
on the bench of the Supreme Court in case of
vacancy These promises have been for
gotten Mr.. Masons letter on this subject is
long and sharp.
HoRRID MURDER AT WEsTFIELp, MASS.
The wife and children of Albert Stoube were
found murdered this morning in their house.
The children were in bed with their throats
cut, and Mrs, Stoube was lying on the floor
with her throat cut They are supposed to
have been murdered a week ago Monday night.
Stoubes clothes were found covered with
blood. He was seen to leave the house last
Tuesday morning, since which time nothing
has been seen of him. The neighbors sus-
pocting something wrong, climbed up to the
bedroom window and discovered the murder.
Stoube is a native of Switzerland and cigar
maker by trade.
L=V' Mrs. j. ID. Wells of Northampton,
Mass, purchased rosin oil lamp, few days
since, and left it burning in her bed room
while she lay down to await the return of her
husband She was shortly awakened by the
dithculty of breathing, and what was her sur
PRISE to find every article in the room cover
cd and penetrated by heavy SCOT, and her
sell transposed to veritable Ethiopian.
AooIDENr.-Mr. Aaron Brown of Sheffield
was killed on the 18th inst, by falling from
the scaitold and breaking his neck He was
about hity years Of age, and leaves wife and
several children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-01

Mr.. BENNETr's NIEws.-As our Wash
ington correspondent gives the rather start
ling rumor of James Gordon Bennett being
among those who are spoken of in connection
with the Goyernorship of Kansas, it becomes
important to see Whist Mr.. Benefits views Of
Kansas matters are. We refer. of course, to
his last views Mondays Herald, in a long
article, maintains that the Southern fire caters
are busying themselves now with the sole aim
of preparing the way for disunion, and that
otherwise they have no concern in the present
phase of the Kansas question. In regard to
the Lecompton Constitution, Mr. Bennett
says:-'> What chance has the Lecompton
Consultation in the House of Representatives;
From present appearances it would fall thro'
in that body unless it could be shown to
have received a decided majority, bona fde, of
the popular vote of Kansas. But the pros
pect for this decided majority is not half so
encouraging as Gen. Walkers chances, slim
as they are, for the re-conquest of Nicara-
qua "-JournaI.
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Perafine Lamp Oh may be used in Camphene. Resin
OIL Kerosene, other lamps with button burners (now
in common use) or in Argand lamps with suitable chin
neys. In using Parafne Oil the lamp wicks require no
trimming, and when once ignted will burn without fur
Their care until the oil is all consumed. As the Oil burns
freely II Is best 20 keep the wick low and not allow it
appear much above the surface Of the wick holder.
For sale by the subscribers
JOHNSON, HUNTER & CO.
Oh; 3m. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Agents for Co.
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StrFERERs with Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys.
Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Ec read the advertisement
in another column, headed "Holmbolds Genuine Prep
arati0u'
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uF Arthur's Home Magazine" and "Godeys
Iadv's Book" for January arc received. "Godey has
always been hyori,e with the ladies, and Arthur
cheerful freside companion The January number Of
both attractive than any fits predecessors.
Cooley, 50 year in advance. Arthur 81.
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- Gen Denver, who has recently been
appointed TO the Secretcryship Of Kansas, in
place of Mr.. Stanton, is the man who killed
Edward Gilbert editor of the Alta Caliior-
MIA, in a duel.-EychGngc.
The details of this affair, as we gather them
from the Albany Transcript, are peculiarly
heartless and cruel. California was cursed
with a band Of political spectators who were
shameiully INSCRIPTIONS in their Expectations
upon the public treasury. Mr.. Gilbert, as
manager Of an influential journal, denounced
in general terms the whole system of plumber.
Denver, profcssed duelist, and with the rep
utation of being dead shot with the rifle,
was selected TO induce Gilbert into the field
and shoot him. lie accordingly wrote false
and insulting reply, with the palpable purpose
Of elicting "a challenge. He calculated but
too we'll; for on the following day Gilbert,
burning with indignation on account of the
gratuitous insult, returned challenge, to be
answered at once They met at the next sun
rise, when Gilbert received his death wound
and expired without groan.
Worcester VrguscriDf
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DROBATE COURTS. - STATE OF YER
1 MONT, WAsHtNGroS DISTRICT IS.
PROBATE COURTS Within and for the District afore-
said will be held the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday o. each week. during the year
ensuing. HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
Dec. /, 1857. 7l.3w
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n OTICE.-The stockholders of the Yer
Y mont Central Railroad Company are hereby noti-
fed 10 meet fucsdey 18th day Of January, 1858 at
7ocock p NJ, at the office Of Levi Underwood. in Bur
hngton, make choice Of Directors for the year
ensuing and TO transact any other business deemed prop
cr when met
Bv order Of the Directors
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HUI00EVlI' ~ " W W."
DANK OF MONTPELIER.-The annual
ID meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Mont
pellet for the choice Of Directors will be holden at their
at o'clock, T.. NJ. GEORGE HOWEs Cashier
Montpelier, Dec 3, 1857.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 0, 1888.


PoLJing Drunkea ltan.--A man by the
name of Reuben Archer, who halls froma town
5bip in Noble county, Ohio, where every single
inhabitant ears that name, and every one is re.
lated by blood to his neighbour was in town yes
terday, having by some mistake strayed from
his quiet fold for the first time in thirty four
veais. lie had never before seen railroad or
a steamboat and had never before wandered
more than ten miles from the spot where he
first saw the light. We mean no disrespect to
this Reuben Archer, but we hope he is useful
man Nature has been sadly neglected. in the
ornamental department OF his organization.-
Physically, he is ugIipr, ten times, than any
thing we can compare him to, after suspending
this item for half hours thinking. Though
living in county which, shut out from the
balance of the world, is infected by few of the
worlds vices, Reuben has contracted the per.
ncious habit of imbibing ruinous fluids, and
Yesterday he was drunk. After pcrambulating
all over the city, and buying something like
ton of presents for the little Archers at home,
his potaronS, 10 use vulgar phrase, "got him
down" When the day closed, he betook him
self to an alley leading from Quincy to John
street, stretched out hlS kinky and unscenly
person, and sought comfort and soberncss in
sleep. After stjourning some six hours in the
land Of nod, he awokc to find himself minus a
bulls eye watch, seventeen dollars in Ohio Bank
bills, and sixty five cents, principally in cash.
He had din recollection of having been dis
turbcd in his sIumbers by the voices of both
men and woper, but was too drunk to protect
himself He was doub less robbed by some of
the many abandoned characters who may be
seen proving about this city any hour of the
night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09

Higtray Robbery. The Argus learns that on
Wednesday afternoon as a lady aad her son ", re
travelling on the National Road, short distance
ca of Triadelpaia, they wesemet by some men
who stopped them, and With presented pistols
demanded their money. They Immediately de-
liyered thc'smal amount they had, and were
permitted to proceed. Thisis one OF the boI,lest
and most daring robberies we have ever heard
ofin civilized community, and wildly rpn6nds
Us of the worst days of brigandism.
The officers are said to be on the alert and it
is to he hoped they will succeed in bringing tic
villains to justice.
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DEPAR TNHEN "a,

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or coll
Ored, be exced the city prepared do
all kinds Theatres, Concerts Merchants and
others with prompness aud cheaper rates. better
than any establishment the city. trial viii con-
vince any one of this fact.
All orders from the country any printing WIN
meet with prompt attention the
Our large and well selected PAPERS, Cards. Inks
etc, having been purchased for Cash.
we feel confident ta' guarantee customers
entire sntsaOn regards the 1rancss accuracy and
promptness with which their.work viii he done.
mar2-5sdw CAMPBELL M'DERMoT.
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OFFICE, CORNER wATEN AND MONROE sTsERTs.
FOI2EIC4N NEWS.
ARRIYAL o. TGa srE.ANEa AFRIc


SANDY HOOK, July s,-rhe steamship Africa.
with Liverpool adyices TO Saturday 2a.h ult
has passed here, bound TO New York.
LfvEAPoo1, June 95.-The sales Of Cotton
for the week have been 10 600 bales. The mar.
kct opened with litil. ennnirv Pricos wal.
but subsequently improved The market closed
buoyant and active with an advancing tendency
in prices. ;" - - - ''>'7 'S'Ns'
Flour very dull and quotations noninally W.
changed.
LoNpoX, June 25th.-The Money Market is
slightly more stringent Consols Tor account
quoted at g5 3d.
The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased Ia, QUO pounds,
sEcoSD plspATcH.
SANDY HooK.-rhe Africa reports having
seen nothing of the Telepraph lleet
The Parliamentary proceedings were unim-
portant The government wns Obtaining large
maiorities during progress of the new india bill,
which has passed on End reading.
The steamship Northern Light arrived out on
Friday the 25lh.
a fire has occurred Mt Dantzir DESTROYING So
houses and warehouses and causing a loss Of
million thalers.
IL is rcpurted Tint SI,nin has onnlied In France
for SUPPORT aeainst th,l ri Great i3ritai,
in the matter Of the slave trade around the
coast of Cuba. The application met with CHI
enlargement.
INnlA AM CuISA.--Tbe Calcntt.. mails of
the 18th OF MAY has be, 'telcgr.phed.
The news is disrouraging, but iiule progress
having been made against the rebels.
Shahionagpore has been relieved
a suall conspiracy has been discovered in
Puniaub.
The Rniab of Shunda IN siagpore has re.
belled
The dates from Hong Kong arc 10 May 9TH.
General diStruSt prevailed in Canton.
THIRD DISPATCH.
NEw YoRK.-rhe English papers by the
Africa furnish the following news:
The Lord Mayor of London had given amoth-
er banquet The foreign ministers and a dis
tingusiled company was present, Including Mr..
Dallas, The American Minister.
Shocks of earthquakes confined at Naples.
A tremendous hurricane bnd occurred at
Sala Fifty houses had been demolished, and
many people killed. Several villages had been
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09
FROM WAsHINGT0N.

Just issued that within the past year there have
been 80 promotions, 8 designations, ! 6 deaths
and SG appointments, including those of 90 ca
diets TO Brevet Sound lieuts
Commander Robb has been ordered by the
Secretary of the Navy 10 the Norfolk Navy
YuId, vice Commander Ford, deceased az CoSa-
rnander Hardy to the Rendezvous at Boston, in
place of Commander Winslow, deceased.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Pilest Piles Liesry Lireri--A All diseases or
loss of tone in the bowels, such rs Piles, Pro.
lapsus Uteri, Festula, &C., ore benefited by the
Peruvian Syrup. 1t purtfes the products of
digestion, fayors the'healthy action of the in
testines, and prevents the accumulation of re-
fuse matters, aud the costvcness which are the
cause of so many of these weakening diseases.
In Liver Complaint it is unrivaed. The liver
being the great purifying organ. arress inits
substance many morbid products the fertile
sources of disease. E. Booking, Agent, No. Oh
Monroe street
odvor,i.o,,,,,,,, - ~. C,,,-c,,-,,. IT,.
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FROM NEW YnRK.

JuNE S.-lhe steamer Empire State Of the
Fall River and Boston line, will start tomorrow
on her first trip to the Eastward this season.
She has for the past four months been under
going extensive alterations aud repairs, more
than seventy thousand dollars having been ex-
pended upon her.
Capt. De REVERE has escaped from the Ma
poleon Hotel, Hoboken, whore he was held in
custody ON charge preferred against him by
Col Blount.
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The LitHestef tie "7ieo 7imeses - tits right
funny to see how the vanity of some folks will
get the better of their judgement. In the ed-
toria of the Iittlest OF the Two illnesses, edited
by james b, Bingham, there yesterday morning
appeared such expressions as the following:
Bingham is game" Bingham has maniully
expressed his opinions, Bingham his talent
energy, enterprise, perseverance,, 'in putting
down bingham, the people put down them
selves" (You and and all of us fall DOWN.
"Long live the Bingham Times" &c, &c.
Upon what meat hath this our Ceaser fed
that lie hath grown so great" Bingham may
be game-nay be perfect steel GATED bantam
"a regular barn yard chief, for what the peo-
pie know or care, but doesn't he compromise
his deservings by this system of self laudationg
Wouldn'tit look better from some other source !?
We think so, and therefore we are willing TO
exclaim in stentolian tones Long may the lit
tlest of the 1.-Two Illnesses" continue to futter I!
May its dimensions never grow less. May its
editor become gamer than ovcr-just as game
as he can be, the chief among ten Thousand
and the one altcrgether luvly." In short We
hope lie may have nice time of it
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E gsssss.a !Ezzs5sss
IlIPROvEu sullEDULE.
B. g. o. r.. r.
.guNEa ARa1EeEMggEs Eos a. E4szERy :

rTNHREE through daily Wheeling to Baltimore,
Washington City, and all of the East and scuth
East First, the on, Wheeling, Benwood and BALTIC Ex
leaves Wheeling at 9;lO a. NJ Sunday excepted,
and Eastern connections. Second the st Louis Cincln.,
WleelIng. BenwOod Baltimore Express leaves daily
$40 p 81 arrives in Baltimore 9:iO A. NJ IN time for
Eastern ctions Third the North Western Chicago,
ing Renuod nd BALTIMORE Express leaves Wheeling daily
O:4O r. NJ, Saturdays excepted arriving Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections
enjoy the elegant scenery take the aO A.
NJ. train.
Returning the West Southwest, The Lave
Baltimore daily iolo~s a. arrive W"eeii'
1872 z. 81 hO5 p. train, arrives at Wheeling ~
a. Mi and the 10 NJ train arrives at Wheeling 555
2. Nj.
The 4z9 P. NJ. train, East will Iysop wood,
meals the prtncpa Round
trip tickets baiug issued Moundsv, cts
Benwond ut 25 cents. J.B FORD, Agent
w. p. SMITH, Supt.
L N. COLE, Ciei'I Ticket Agent 80
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sPEoIAL NoTIcEs.
J PHOTOGR-A-PHs.

wikEs GALLERY, 1850 Main 81 opposite Union, where
this style Of picture is mn NE. They reseb
enErayn aaa'rs hne riea.re the parlo hl u up
in open frames Que sitting only necessary produce
any nen@er from iii subjsst. They are the cheap-
est pictures when more than one i4 desrsd
Old Dague-reoypcs restored and copied to any size
Bring In failing Daguerreotypes and hay. them re-
stored aud made permanent
Every style of petare taken with dispatch
Mt WYKE'5 GALLERY,
je99 Main St, opposite Union.
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&et5Tshi"g!-To see the Indies, while out
shopping these warm afternoons, stop in at the
Bridge corner Drug Store and take drink of
cool and sparkling mineral water. We wonder
mat there are not more of them thus disposed.
Take our advice, ladies', and the next time you
are up town." call for Mineral water, Pine
Apple Syrup, at the Bridge corner Drug Store.
You will i"d there, also, one of tue finest stocks
OF periumeries, notions, &C., to be found III the
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NBW YORK MARKET.

july sth.-Flour firm, sales 1000 bbls.-
Wheat dull, sales 10000 bush. at 81, 05al,lU
for western white and 81, OF fur red. Corn firm,
81 for white, S4as5 for yellow Pork 81 Goa
1915 for mess. and Sl8, 80al3,75 prime Lard
firm. Whisky firm at 2s3a241.
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EXPLOSION

PRovlDEHcE, July s-Two steamboiIers in
the Manchester Mills, exploded this morning,
killing two men and fatally injured third. The
dollars.
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Boay Reeorerca.--The body of Matthew
PriRgle, who was drowned off tue steamer Con
V"y' daysbelore yesterday, was found yesterday
morning where it had lodged against the steam
er A'bermarlc and arose to the surface after the
la'ler steamer pulled out. The body was taken
20 StepbenViIla yesterday.
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Criminals an Belmont.-rhere are nov five
OF six persons confined in the Belmont county
Jail, whose prospects for the penitentiary are
bright. There were two persons taken to the
penitentiary from that county last week.
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CINCTNNATI -MARKET

July s.-Flour firm; good demand. Whisky
advanced to 2Ut. Provisions unsettled; no
sales. Grain firm; So for Oats; 5oa5l for Corn,
6oaT5 for red Wheat, and 81, 05al, j. for white
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

JuLY a-BreadstuIfs steady, Howard street
81, 81 aud City 1928; Wheat steady, receipts
light Corn firm at S73a75 for white and 7sa
70 for yellow. Whisky 2Sa24. Provisions
dull, but unchanged.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PlrrspuRGH, July 8.--River feet s inches
by metal mark, FILLING. Weather clear. Mercury
LoUisviriE, July s.-River falling slowiy,:.4
feet I,inch IN the channel. Weather clear
Mercury s9.s-
C1xcixNArr, July s-weather clear. Their
mometer IS.
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TRx1TY BAY, July $40 a ln.-The wealth
err is clear with a westerly breeze. No indica-
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Watches and JeweIry

ANOTHER LARGE STOCK.
My SHOW CASES have again been en1Icued by adj
vi d!tion OF and beautiful stock fine Watches
Jewlrv, OF the latest styles which viii or alta
duriiUn Of rs bQIereent former pricef. CONF
SO aAneAIsr TEN J. r. scoTT.
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NOMlNArLnNS

BEELows FALLS, VI, July s.--The Democrat
&c State Convention has made the following
nominations: For Governor, Henry Keys;
Lieutenant Governor, Wyles Lyman; Stale
Ireasurer j. /. Thnrston.
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CLate 10. RaldNin 4 %.
AMBkOTYPES

WHICH CANNOr BE sUnPAssRD,
AAi3ROrYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AsiBkoIYpEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Ptper, Sleet-irOn, Patent Leather, &c
Taken any equu any thscity
Al THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, NlOnrOe street.
am2O-1y G. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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Not T,0e-We published yesterday morn
ing an elopement in Martinsville, which, We are
glad to learn, was Incorrect No such elopc.
ment took place. Our information was derived
from very respectable source, bnt was based
entirely on rumor. The parties implicated are
said to be respectable, and had no intention of
doing anything like running away. We make
this statement with pleasure, as it is not our
wish TO do an injury to any one. We learn from
Mr. egler himself that scandalous reports have
been circulated about himself and the lady in
question, for year past. On two different &C
cnsions the matter was brought up before the
church of which they were members, and each
time the innocence Of both was clearly estab-
lshed. Mr.. Sigler was finally compelled to
withdraw from the church to prevent the con
'inued annoyance and had hoped the matter
was at an eud. On Monday the lady happened
to be in this city and as Mr.. sigler was also
necessarily absent, the report that the two had
eioped gained currency, reached our informant
as reliableand got into print.