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.O ND DO HAR



VWHh<H H. "
ONE OF THE BFssT PuH6ATivE AND LIVER MIDI.
" GINS rev before ths pahlie. Eansyi 1H sAs5osHs
.eSseF Tail.S 49, Z I',Ii.
elns known. 1t Is net OnIy cathArtie LUt Lfre-
matter, lr az .tOlar a. + cam a ILEI
matter, thus aeon tuO urposss enseualy Shh
Out any Of The painful feelings N the oFri
atiOuaOf nost CsflaFtss. Il thesyaIsl ne
moderate Oses OPP vim Gru-
sual rapidIy.
Sfrenl lisH Aatielss q Eateileins namely Sums.
ee Esn t Is kiOEn thai one botlie q he InVieoTaiOr
contains ~ Haueh strength hundred dose ofCal
Though possessing nsisinal 20 SeFS these Guuas
have Gesn 0ot ts knOsn % ply ala ssysE u,ed
IN their 1ntl USED IN heioIu Of te aO-
ort uhieh met with such unprecedented sueeess ~
-tFisd Ia lis eEeeis Il has rarely ever fcd
% cure LtSer Complaints In their worst forms.
1ndigeatton bsiig caused By eFanged LfcGris cured
- Ehen the Liver Is sAeitsd 70 action.
Jaudiesis by pTUi,sr action the Lfrsr
proof IxvIGOGTua rsIis Vss this dsease
any one trouhsd with Jauhdes Tie lnVsoratOr
regularly week, and their skin viii begin assume
Costvsness can be permanently cured BY the Invro.
nature In her Operations By gradually dninishInG NE
ana o as rsary IS eOek sor. eE
Eve soon relieved b taLIRg double desc Of ne 1l
stomach - '.>'-''' -, - - -
For az overloaded stomach 1t has NO equal sst re-
lEvss All oppressive uneasy feelpg aIisr eating
heartily FoF E1mily melcins ESnsTaily aiEvhO
ia SAxEOEn's LxTISoaA=OR came to Tssola1asndra
cure Tor Liver Con Aintsp and al diseases arising
from Diseased Liver. The testimonials OF usny -
our Payseians in its favor indueSd
conviction s Certain that IL Is Of the greatest es-
<stnss ever given 20 Dysptes, tor 70 made coIltfe
cure before the drst bottle taken, AMI
eat edible without trouble, while before, Eoili
Ing but the highest food Wunld digest,
gave pain. Nov what want all readeTa
Is Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble Iou do
% try this, the greatest remedy In the TCTdGfe
Fact.
There has never been tried In family 1eu.rds
S(Nhc has met With sueh unb0aned Ia
ofdSeases incident ehildren d. 6aSFoan IAYIs-
OHATOR; nor IL 10 alone for diseAses children
-Use IL; for IL CatraFtie mildy gently
and seems 70 rsnOyas the systsu tloTGGEAy hat
~ think doing service TO all IN advising
tEhen they need medicine Try this edy
cases that have under great
et has been received In diseases the LfreF
aud Bowels, where aotheT Tcmeles give F.IIef
has become useful in family nOtda
~ without lt--sidekSOnCtf (-fiG.l AfGIsGiicGs,
FRicE OSE DOLLAR
SANFORD CO., PTOPFistUTs BlS HrUaaWay, New Yutk.
T. II. LOdAN = CO., Agents wheeling N-F
JOHN b. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. kETsEt. PittsHuryh W olssAle Agents.
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MAY ELECTION.
SHERIEEALTY-

EDs. AJAX the privilege OF announcing
our well known and popular fellow citizen, ARcIlBALD
WARREN, iidat= tie SheriAIty, Susu.
iLS Spring Election. Ii,blI1 CITIZENS.
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ROR nMRRIER.

MEssES EDfToRs please announce me a. a candidate
for reelection TO the Oee sheriff OF Ohio COUNT ~
the Spring Election tfrbIl sAM'L IkWiE.
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SETTLEMENTS.

CCoUNTs against all parties indebted to the subser
hers Ei BE made out ana ready for settlement by thr
hrst OF Janu Those calling for accounts in
that time viii be preseated with them itnedistelV theFSf
ter c-sl : LdeO9a9 \ N'CLALLENE, KNOX on :
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l., me S"oe-'The snow, which has been so
~. postponed on account of the weather"
H. ,.'' down on Saturday in light flakes, until
, S's saF'a was covered to the depth of two or
~ s4'ee inches. Quite number of sleishs wei
, Sgd up and the lively jingle of the bells was
-SS'a IN all parts Of the city.
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FRnM NEW ORIEANs

FEB. l3th.- The O. s. slOOp Of war James
town was at'AShihwaIl..
The SusquehanDa goes to Old Providence
with Mr.. Fox, Consul at AspiHwall, to inquire
into alleged ontrsges on American commerce
there.
General Lamar was on his way te Managua at
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RnR rmRl,IRF.

MEssEs. EEIToRs:-Pcrmlt through your columns 70
announce myself CIREN's cANDiDATE election q
The Office Of Sheriff Ohio county, At The ensuing spTg
Eectl0n. Lfebll ISAAC COTS.
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COUNTY COURT.

AEssEs EDtTORe:-Plrase announce Ne q eandidat,
for reelection Clerk the County eOuty
At the ensuing May Election. [u6l JNO McCOLLOOH.
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DIR. SANroRD's -INvIGoRAToR.-The most scep.
teal people can be convinced by trial that all
the family medicines are not humbug, and
that among the thousand of butterfly life there
are few of greauner it, and undoubted worth.
OF these, DR.. Sanfords Invigorator,or Liver
Remedy, stands first and foremost among the
remedies of the day that can be relied on as
medicine that is all it is recommended by
its proprietors. 1t advertises itself on every
trial, for there are none who use it but
tell their friends to do so. and so it goes from
mouth to mouth till all the people of the Union
have learned the good of this truly valuable
medicine. 1t is recommended with testimonials
to prove its virtue for the cure of liver com.
plants of every kind, from the worst Dyspepsia
to a common headache, and is particularly adap-
ted to Jaundice, Dcranged Stomach, Bowel Conf
plants aud diseases of children.
One or two doses are said to cure a cold with
scarce failure. 1t is worth trial for this
alone. Its particularly adapted to the use of
ladies of sedcntary habits. Some ladies of the
the highest standing in society have given
their certificates ofits efficacy, and we say to all
who are ailing, try one bottle, and you will new
er be without BIO0mtieIa Press. feb 4.
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i. ne Ri'sr.-The river is still full of floating
,,tia anu many of the boats are suspending ope-
r,,s. 'ea from reaching Pittsburgh, BY low
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FOR SHERIFt'.

MEssRs. EDTTORs; Please announce me 4 candidate 70
be elected SFeTu Of OHIO county else.
Llon. - Lish2l JOHN B. MuBhARl.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
n n II IA n q n - a ~ = ~.
: \ EST AG E!4f

Nd who that gray would resfoFtd 10 for
mer color; o. bald, but Oud haze the
but would be with LsadAehe ala lut
could be cured IL IA also
lace and skin RTof NOOd's ksstotaIi ali 70 Al
SsS see circular and ans tis iOlONiLg:
AhAOh- AoytH.bsr 5, 1888.
PROE. o. J. NOOD-DsaI bAVe hsAIa uueL sal e
TIE WohaeFtu esets O yOur Hair ksst0Iats, LANiLg
been often cheated by VuheAtTl gLACk Loalt .
hair dyes &es Uas disposed place
the category tlSuEsIu Ala ore lII, tun-
quAck TeuedeA, until IEsI ~, IN e,,tv
sOile months hat gave Fueh uasglaESr a.
induced the tral OF yOUT Iy fan htsG
tirsS Wtteu and before eAEausTE
les, her hir Restored hChI
glossy upon, aud sitrTsiy the ksasi AZ
use H. NOT simply because Ut tts beau tiru
the haAr but because 81 ts Es sltlEl thCe Ilsu Le
hssa and mind Otirts OF family iEfentS
restorative, ith the lbFest eutes; thtItiOs
sAeptiethn ARD doutS ia reference 4
value entirely ne do rost g Fs-
Is
have their hair restOIqd Nhte ~
AEe,) original color a.. bsanit
persons Who Houa Lave tssiT hair brugIui EiosS9
ny -I' Ei-''''; sS2S SSEo Mann.
FRIEHD WOoD: II oHe saw you BiisE-
netd before EOt tbs bottle hsstOrlVe
gs'e me al order your agent in Detroit, When
u We eonelnded " rs it OF lara 1hnES hAiE, ais
test Of Its IL has done that assured ne IL
WOal~ do and others Of family aBdI having
messed Its elects using TCeouhacE0uE
q others entitled kbglSt - claim
soLS&0S I.NN
OAnLTLE, H., June as issz
hsVs used Prof O. J. WOoas HAN EestoTEItyr, and
ms thought, PrsuatuTy gray BY the zee Of his
Restorative t OrednsI color. atI lave
no doubt, permanently 50.
o. J. WOOD CO. PTOPTietOrs, Sl3 LiroadEsy H. y. lin
The great n Y Wire Railing Market
street g LOUIS Mo- And sola b all good DrugEsts.
ueCSeotWGBSm IL
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eHlcAeo, Feb. l3.-JnO. C. Haines was nom-
mated for Mayor by The Republican Convention
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The u9joined parody on Leigh Hunts Abou
ben Abdem is from the Salem (Mass.) Gazette,
1t is illustrative of the recent verdict of the
Brooklyn jury that Lager Bier is not intoxica-
ting:
Caiph ben SlmuiI, (may hts tribe inereaseD
lUoke one night from a deep dream of peace,
And saw, beside table sitting near,
female angel, drinking lager beer,
And writing fast within book Of gold.
Exceeding wonder nude the CaliTll bold;
lie asked: "what do you writer" The angel made =
pause
Then said "The of those who love the temper
ancec cause"
and Is mine heref' 81 cannot ind It here"
Then write me one who loves light wine and beer"
The angel vanished; but she came next night,
And allied the room with great wakening light;
she showed the names of those who we're SO bsst,
AndlO! the CSliph's name led all the rest.
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Rnn amRRIRR.

FELtoW CTILESs.-At the solicitation OF = num-
Der o: friends again offer yssf candidate for The
ohee Of sheriff for Ohio county pedgIng myself eleete
to discharge the duties Of the once with ImIaTtality
teb5 A
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=cTPERIOft NEWS INK.

,.,.,-Mr. Il. Rice is our authorized agent
', r.it and collect the city and suburb sub
:'. .;,ns to the Only Ltelligenecr.
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FOR AmRR1RR.

NEssRa EDTTORs-PIeas. announce me rs candidate for
the ONCE Of sheriff o. Ohio county, the ensuing spring
Election. Lfebtl ANDREW WhIiE.
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Co-Partnershfp.

Oo-Fartn6rSnIp.
1--WE undersigned have this daT formed aco-partnershp
Il under the name of Doane 4 Adams, the purpose
OF transacting Commission, Flour and Pig
business, warehouse, Main and Quincy
formerly occupied by poane 4 Cowgirl
w 'ls;s Jan :. lSss' aES 5: RSaSs
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The Great Ne Plus Ultra Shingle Auchtae
We extend cordial invitation to all persons
to call at the Engine and Machine Shop of H.
W. Philips, Esq, near the Water Works, in
the city of Wheeling, between the hours Of
and o'clock, P. NJ, of each day, and witness
the machine turning out of a rough block of
wood sixty perfect and beautiful shingles per
minute.
1t is pronounced by all that have seen it, one
of the greatest, if not the greatest invention of
the age.
1t is simple in construction, not liable to get
out of order, and can be operated by any one
capable of filing saw. 1t manufactures from
four to six thousand shirgles from each cord
of wood Any one can see at the first glance
that it is not only one of the greatest labor-sav-
ing, but aneSOf thesgreatest money making ma
chimes extant 1t not only makes shingles but
is adapted to cut barrel heading, slaves and box
stuff with the same rapidity. l. Scott and E. p.
Fitch, General Agents, are stopping at the
M'Lure House, fully authorized to sell shop,
county, and State Rights.
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Va, Way to Get ProDisiORs- Wholesale
D = of Market Wagons.-on Saturday
'". .;ns last quite number of butchers and
p',i zion dealers, upon arriving at the market
g ,..in this city, were surprised to find that
siderable quantity of meat, butter, &c. was
;.:inp from their wagons. Tat once occurred
,ton that the wagons had been robbed upon
.,o,d Sergeant Mcdonald was apprised OF
4. fact and at once set himself to work with a
~. to ferret out the thieves. From all the cir
Instances, it was evident that the meat and
,,,sr was stolen whilst the wagons were COM
h, down the hill into the city, and several hou-
'of suspicious character, in that vicinity,
r,,,seorched without success. Suspicionse seemed
attach particularly to family by the name
,fCbalk. in which there are several women and
AVS Of rather doubtful character. The house
=, searched by the officers, and some sixty or
..rcnty pounds of meat, about thirty pounds
butter and lot of cloths were found secre-
Ia in various parts ofthe premises. A young
roman named Jane Chalk, her brother Polk
Ind boy named Riddle were arrested and ta-
Ken before Aid. Daily. Jane stOutly ayerred
hat the stolen provisions were brought to her
house before daylight by mnn whose name,
he did not kmow, and that she had purchased
them After hearing the case the Alderman
discharged the two boys, and committed Jane
10 Jail for further hearing before the county
court Messrs Benz. Springer, John Muth, and
". Pumphrey, were the principal sufferers, and
50 cautiously were the articles removed from
hs wagon, that the fact wa,Nuot discovered un-
Ill they arrived at the market house.
Elsa Ia.-We learn that portions of Eastern
OhiO, and the surrounding counties of Virginia
have been infested with gang of pcdlars, who
have been, recently, as great an annoyance to
tLe people, and much more improbable than
he frogs" which, at one time overrun Egypt.
Every farmer almost, in many neighbOrhoOds,
As been visited, and goods and trinkets have
been sold to them, at four times their value
Galvanized brass for gold-pewter for silver,
and various limitations of silks for the genuine
article. A great many persons have been swind-
sd in this way, ont of sums, ranging from $25
TO $50, and upwards. Those who arc thus cheat.
ID, as general thing, deserve no better luck.
They don't appreciate an honorable and honest
local dealer, and are too penmious to spend two
dollars year for wide.a-wake neN spupers to
auiOn them against such public nuisance, and
srindlers, as too many of the travelling pedars
are
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION -l-I :.
THE hru Cowgirl is this day dissolved by
mutual The business OF the firm LETT
In the hands A. DOsne who IS fully
the nams OF the arun in settling uplts affairs.
wAs.lips5J.n. III, 1855. WI N d SSS4sf; 7
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COMMERCIAL.
MHOLEsAI.IG .NI 8 ilI EII.


CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
ByI. M. PUBlPEAEkEY.
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EXCHANGE HOTEC.

corner main ana sixth Streets,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
COMBS, PRoPRIETOR.
This large House has Just tea thorouahly nenova,A
aHI repaired. Oshed f0V ~ 1851. Charges 81 81 Isr
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~,
hereby certify, that having been badly
scade by the explosion Steam Boiler,
to try Brages Arctic Linnent The
Iy extra ted from the scalds, and in very short e
the pain gone from the bruises two weeks wa,
we'll, and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVEREKILL, residence jackson street.
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New YoRx, Feb. IS-The steamer Star of
the West has arrived with 81 ,34S, OOO For
Fargo 4 Co there is S46S. 100
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13
cADEz OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1858

No system OF currency can insure complete
protection against speculation, debt and fevul-
sion; but that system which more than any 9TH
er, directly tends to produce and inflame these
evils, is, without question, the system of credit
currency. That system there, chiefly demands
precautionary measures against such results.
Credit currency in the United States is sup-
piled by banks, in the form of notes circulating
as'money. The number of these banks, on the
1st Of January 1856, was 1898; their capital,
S242, ,874 ,272; their circulation, $195, 5,747 $50;
their deposits, S212 705 662; their other liabili-
ties, $64, 4,947 1928; their specie 9S14O63;
their resources other than specie, 1920, ,713, ,362
The number of banks at the present time proba-
bly, somewhat exceeds fourteen hundred
Their circulation is stated at S214, ,778, ,622, and
their deposits at$230, 358 1852, and their specie
at S60,OO0,000. 1t needs but glance at this
statement to perceive that currency so expan-
ded must greatly stimulate hazardous spccula-
tion, and tend to financial disorder; and that
under the exigency Of such disorder the credit
currency must become in part OF altogether, in
convertible into coin.
In our own State, there are iifty-four banks;
thirty-six branches of the State bank and eight
independent banks, organized under the act of
1S45, and ten free banks, organized under the
act of 1861.
According to their quarterly statement, ther
condition on the Ord of August, 1857, was as
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1t will be seen from the above statement, that
the condition Of these banks, so far as it is tes-
ted by q comparison OF specie and other cash
means with immediate liabilities, was stronger
in November than it had been in August The
laws under which these institutions were orga-
nized, were framed with especial reference to
the security ofthe bill-holder. All the branch
es OF the State Bank are made sureties for the
circulation of each and the convertibility Of
the notes of the others is required to be guaran
tied by pledges Of State or United States bonds.
These salutary provisions have protected the
people against serious losses from depreciation
Of the notes Of the banks organized under them;
and it is highly creditable TO their management
thatthey have passed through the present cri.
sis, made doubly periloris to many Of them by
the embeszlement Of their cash balances and
COLLECTION bills at New York, without suspen-
SION Of specie payments
Still 1T cannot be denied that the danger Of a
general SUSPENSION has been imminent, Or that
some Of these Institutions have actually been in
condition Of legal, while others have been in a
condition Of virtual suspension. These facts
must necessarily direct your attention. to the
legislation to protect the people against
the hazard of great an evil SEGb. sl
( How far the provisions ofthe chartersof the
banks organized under the act OF lS45, will ad-
nit Of additional guards against suspension, is
matter OF doubt The decision Of the majority
ofths Federal Supreme Court, that the charter
Of Bank by legislative enactment is contract,
and cannotthefelore be modified BY subsequent
legislation, makes the reformation Of evils in
the credit currency always difficult and often
impossible. WI fS .s8s'a bsasB NH ,l,rl sssa
.Atths present moment, however,it seems
not improbable that an act might be fra
med acceptable to these institutions and bene-
fetal to the community, by which Q much larger
specie basis would be provided for circulation
and deposits thanisnow required, and otherad-
ditional securities obtained against suspension.
The act Of 1851, under which the other banks
are Organized, Is sarnendableat the discretion oi
the legislature. Their circulation issecured by
the deposits ofeaual amount in State or FEEDER
| aiBondsa it isAplain that In financial crisis,
urhan4 4honas af all dascrintiene ara aenrea;etaa
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/. 7aaaIk Property Kaisnliqa.

@ !. EaaJk Property Raissaisua. &
Ga .sg Wg5S 1855. 1856 42s es fK6s g II Iat
No Of Acres4:. .25220 ce2 25,l9I GIG R5. 49,
Value Of Lands t32, ,aGl, TS5 433, ,34S III
Yslue Town
q City i'ots I45.sss,7s4 J4f, ,sss,sio I4s.ass
VaueOf chattel$2 30i5,8is ls02s, $50 2d5, 5,s3s 50
Total taxable 81 ieaR @ 81
valuation. ... ESQ s77, asa $40. .6Gl ,0sz SO II
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| Increase in seven years! s99,Sss7ss

AncIease IN seVen yenuiSs.s.'.ss.ff NS7,0coFfss
No single GaCt connectedfwith the agricultural
sehlts Of the past year. is probably Of greater
insort3bte than the ablishnieht,e ,eby actual
aAerimenS u the gpractibility of the probable
cubH6Ab Ohio Aof the ssgfghum. Of Chinese and
Afcan Sugar-canes. The cost Of these expert
mhts toatiles public spirited agricuturaliBts by
wllm they were made, 10 land, labor ard MAJ
chiAry, is issestllnatcd at not less than one huns
din. thousand dollars. Their results secure Ia
cuftgficuIture new plant, the cultivation Of
whAh promises most, Hberal returns for labor
sndkapitaI 10 the iofni ,of forage, syrup, and.
pnoltb sugar. Thecpltureo the grape has
J asVbeen largely extsnded; bringing into most
pfoiable nSe ilIsides toO steep for Uther cuIti-
vxti,,f V ltSesAAs9S ElnDsa ihfi s35aaos9 " 10
.1n1gaA j 4asfs8isil gaag
mI MkscEA AoruzRe. .MEcHAEc ARTS, sAKp MINES.
Thstahie VI ttze lsr1duc,s ef Manulaes "A .sliass
sa5snAa md Mnhanic Arts IN l65Ia is sess @ l y ~
IN aihIA6 ef The t1sUdnef az Min y oaR
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

According to the Compendium of the Census,
Ohio, had in 1854, more miles Of Railroad in
operation than any other State in the Union
The same statement is probably true at this time.
If so, the Railroads in Ohio form about one
egth of all the railroads in the United States,
and more than one fifteenth Of all in the world.
v. EXPORT AND CONSUMPTION. e.G.
The value OF vegetab products expor-
ted in 1857, is estimated at S22, ,sro, 900
The value of animal products "a, 500, 900
&C mineral products. :. 2,F0,000
q Z" o products Of manuiactuTes2O,0 o 0c0,COo
Total exports ...........,.....,. SO, ,4OO,t.C0
The total products as nbove show are S26 S67, 500
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

Making an aggregate which Ind ts Vi
provided from other sources lhsn ftt-
eGaes, and was probably, In psfs. pro-
Vided through temporary loans By tleA-
surer GIbson .t.t4