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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-10

VIRGINIA. disc.
Bank of kanawha, ka-
nowha Salincs =
Solvent banks, 81
PENNSYLVANIA.
BK of Penn'a, Phil'a 40
Phil'a banks, par
Bank, par
Anthracite bank, par
BK of Chester CO.. par
Blk Of Delaware co, par
Blk of Germantown, par
Blk of Montg'y co, par
BK of Pottstown, par
BK of Catasauqua, par
Columbia Bank, par
Doylcstown BK, par
Easton Bank, par
FIR. & Mech bK Easton par
Far. Blk of Bucksco. par
Far -BK. Lancaster, par
Far. .BK. Reading, par
Lancaster Co. Bank. par
Lebanon Bank, par
Mauch Chunk BK. par
Miners Blk Pottsv'e, !
Stroudsburg bank, par
Wyoming Bank, par
Harrisburg Bank. L!
BK of Cham bersburg, II
BK of MiddIctown, 1!
York Bank, 1t
BK of q ettysburg, II
BH of Pittsburg, par
Citizens BK, pittsb. L!
Exch ange Blk. Pittsb. l
Iron City BK. Pittsb. Il
Mechanics Blk, Pittsb Il
Mononga'la b, Browns l !
Frank biz. Washingt. l
Far&Dro. bK, ,WaynesbI /
BK of Northumbcrl. Ii
BH of Dauyille. II
West Branch Bank, II
Lock Haven Bank, Il
Lewisburg Bank, II
Far. BIZ Schuylkill co. l /
Allegheny BK. Allgh'y ]
Blk of Lawrence CO., =
Honesdale Bank l
Mer&Man Blk. .Pittsb. par
NEW JERSEY.
BK of j. N.Brunsw par
Bergon County Bank
at Hackensack, 81
Morris County Bank sc
NORTH CAROLINA.
Farmers Bank, Eliza
beth City, q
Solvent banks. {
TENNESSEE.
Agric-l Blk. Brownsv. -
Westetn Blk, Memphis -
Bank of Nashville, q
Exc. Bk ,Murfreesboro'I( Il
Shelbyville Bank,
l. Lawrenceburg bank, 81
Bank of Trenton, 81
Bank of Claiborne, 81
Bank of jefferson. 6(
Bank of Knoxville, 81
Bank of Paris. Paris, Il
Bank of Tazewell, 81
Bank of the Union, II
Bnck s Bk.M Minnv'e II
City Bank. Nash vile II
Northern Blk. .Clarksv. II
Traders Blk, Nashv. II
Blk of Commerce, y II
Ococee Blk Cleveland, 81
Bank of Middle Tenn. II
cambridge bank, 81
Bank of Tennessee.
Planters & Union Blk,
INDIANA.
Bank of the Capitol, 81
Traders bank, 81
Tippecanoe bank,
Central bank 81
Bank of the State, L
Free banks,
ILLINOIS.
Bank of Elgin, 5
Rock Island bank, 5
Peoples bank, Carmi 2
Hamilton County BK 3
Blk of the Commonw'h b 5
Huntsville Bank, 3
Rushville Bank, 2
Stock Security BK, 3
Corn Exchange, 3
BK of Chester, 5
BK of Belleville, s
Solvent Banks B
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-10

SWIFT declared he was too proud to be vain.
The distinction is 4 nice one.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-10
RANK NOTE LIST.

The following are the rates of discount at which
the notes of the banks given were purchased last
week by the brokers of Philadelphia:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-10
THE LATEST.

At % O'Clock on Monday, after considerable
maneuvering, the vote was taken on Mr.. Har-
ris' motion to refer the Message to Special
Committee of fifteen, and resulted in the de-
feat of the Administration party by vote of
Yeas ia, Naysl11. This is regarded as equiv
alent to rejection of the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, by the House.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
DIR. j. C. YOUNG, wbe

DIR. y. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad =
vertisement appearsi In another column the pioneer
advertising Physician in this Stnto, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
he Mustang Liniment Cures

70 The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment cures strioints;
The Mustang Lininent cures Burns and wounds:
The Mustang l.iniment cures Sores anil Ulcers:
The Mustang Liuiment cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia
The Mustang Lniment cures Corns and Warts:
The Mustang Liniment is worth
1,000000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States. as the preserver and resorer
ofvaluable horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprans
Calls. Wounds, Stiff Joints. &c
win you answer this question? Did Won ever
hearof any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprain or stiff
ness either on man or beast. which the Mustang
Liniment would not cnre2 Did vou ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the world-in
Europe, Asia or Ame-ica-who dill not say s'it was
the greatest discovery of the age?" Sold everywhere
Every family should have Il; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK 4 WHITE
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street. opposite the Market
Cotton & NcDERMOTr. Agents OroviIle.
10 THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms ans 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
Hostcttor-Thcs Surprising Effects Of

Hostctter-Thc Surprising Effects of
H0STErTER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH GIT
rERS in removing bile. forcing an appetite, impar
ing health and tone 10 the system and Gsspating
tyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
nervous, debilitated weak, and emacated person,
male or female should try it at once One wineglass
foil taken three times each day, before meals or If
the patient should be lady child In debili'ated
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored, wh~h will be realized in very
short time and convince the patient of the truth Of
the above named happy results, VIII ch have gained
Tor these Bi;ters such envlable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggi Is, Groceries and first class ga
loon.
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole agenisfor the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street. San Francisco.
COTTON & MoDERMOTT,
jeI4 I'm Agents. oroviile.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
D. w. CHEEsMAN, sec'y Pro TEN.
Mining Company.

All soar"s in the Nebraska Mining Company. on
which assessments are due up TO the second day Of
Jnue. A. d. 1858, will be sold at the Court House
door, IN the Town of Grovlle, to pay said assess
ments, on Monday the nth day Of July. 4. d 1855.
If not paid to toe undersigned on before the day of
sale. BY order Of the Trustees
r. l.. PATTON.
& NoI, IL
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDERSON. Secretary pro. tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary
Cor Bird street and 81 Avenue, orovillc.

Cor Bird street and 81 Avenue, orovil'c.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS for the nccommoda-
ton of n few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mrs Wyer
wishes to inform parents md guardians, that chill.
dren placed under her care. will have many of the
advantages of home, combined with strict scholas-
tic dscnline. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also he carefully attendedto.
TERMS: Per quarter $40 0o, or s2i 90 per month,
paid in advance. For further particu enquire at
the Seminary, or by letter. cara Of the Hon. Chas
F. Lott, Oroville All communications promptly
attended to.
Most respectnble references given. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
OROVILLE LODGE

OROVILLE LODGE NO. IO3. f.. A. NJ.
a The stated communications Of Oroville
" " Lodge No. To3. of +. A. NJ, are held on the
~ last Saturday Of each month, at the Masonic
Hall over Cotton s. McDermott's Drug sto,e.
d. BROWN, WV.
A. D.RErs, Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
County Treasurer's Office.

ORoviLLE. June sth, 1858.
Notceisherebyg .thatal personsholding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered On the 81 and 4th of November 1857; nsf
Warrants Ne. 1921, 1923 1920 10l1 1914. 10i5. Io17
1927 and 1929, registered Now = 1857, that the same
will be paid on presentation al this Office and afc,
this date said Warrants will cease 20 bear interest
and if not presented within sixty days from the
date hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will b
appropriated to pay the next in order of registry
WIN. LATTINORE.
Treasurer Butte Count
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
r. L.. +

sec'y s. Treas. NebIaska Mining Co.
June Isl, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

The Democratic Electors of the different Pre-
tncts of Butte COUNTY are requested to send Dele
t.tss to the Democratic County Convention, to be
holden at
n-.uiIIe q nm ThursdnY .Iulv 9Th. 1873
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Butte County are respectful,
requested TO send Delegates to a County Conven
tion, to be holden In Orovile, on Saturday. the
l1ih of July next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court
House, for the purpose
LIST. Ofchoosing ten Delegates 10 the S:ate Re-
publican Convention.
end To make County Nominations.
Srd, To transact such other business as NAV be
necessary to advance the cause Of Republcanlsm ia
this county.
Fellow Citizens. the presens condition of our
country, Of the various political organizai,nns and
The cheering prospects Of ReplblicGnism require
hrm adherence TO principle, TO our organization.
and great activity in advancing the interests of the
Republican Party. "The eve Of victory is no time
to falier.
B.F pIKE, C hin Co Com,
d. w. CHEESMAN, Sec'y Pro TEN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
MTSCFLL

0rorille, June 18th, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

- DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state and Oregon ns we
learn from reliable sources lie is practicing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public confidence. Those nced ng medical aid would
do well to call wrte a, his Institute, in San Fran
cisco. We refer the reader to the Doctors ad verse
ment In another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
Democratic County Convention.

! The Democratic Electors of the different Pre-
tncts of Butte County requested to send Dele
,,tss to the Democratic County Convention, to be
holden at
oroytlIe. on Thursday July 18th, 1853
Va, the purpose of electing Delegates to attend the
st,tCnnvention. also. Delegates to the Fourteenth
senatorial Convention, and for the nomination of
coupty oAcers
According to the apportionment as heretofore es.
hsIshsd nv the Convention, the several Precincts
ore entitled to representation follows
aovie........ 20 Nooreville. ......... 3
Isnehhurg ............ . Strawberry Valley .....1
bshinson's Hill. ....... ? Mountain Spring House I
rsrokfe Ravine ...... Reinh1rts Bar.
esrien Ranch ...,.... v 10 rtown. ..........S
hntrsl Hnusa a........, Rrnthertnns Store .....2
r'nts Ranch ..........1 Forks of Butte. .,......2
White Rock ....d Hnlltown. ........2
nurkpve Claim Mineral Slide .,..,,...b
Mrell ...,... a Kunkle's Ranch ......1
rrvinia Mills Love ock's Store. .......o
Nrtin's Reuch .......1 Tnskeen's Dgsngs.
Nsuntan House. .......o Spnnishtown ...........3
havine .............o Frpnchtnwn ...........1
rnion Bar ....,,,,.. Q Diamnndville ...........
lrnrh Creek .........o Nelson's Bar. ......2
nAk Tsand ...........o q Cherokee. .......2
Rnptnwn ........1 Nnsi1la Valley
htarnrise .. ,,.. - simmons Store ........ =
kphenson's Store. 7 Tindsav's Bar.........2
gocretown q Balsam Greek k.........
Nm Tewa ...., Missouri Rar.. ......2
Iorhe.town. ... AiCnncow Valley ........1
lohinsons Mill ..1 New Philadelphia. .....2 |
'atchez ....,.....3N Morris Ravine ..........l
varsville ............ , Cane Claim....... Il
inqham's ........... ?IHhico...... ....3
'vanddtta 80. ........2 I"nnircs Ranch .......1
Hlson's Ranch ........2 . hamilton .............2
oncut City ...,..,, n rnrner's Ranch .......2
,nror .. 80 Forkner's Rasch ........1
The County Commit ee resnectfullv suggest Sat
dav July 10th as the dav for holding the prima-
s,ections at the various Precincts above named.
Tho following named gentlemen are herehv an.
inted members Of the Roard for conducting the
Primary Election nt 0roville: u W.
unum, Inspector; Phil Waterman. Jerry Collins.
PETER FRFFR,
q jos " KINMEL.
ts j. BIDWELb,
Committee
Oroylle Jnna 10Th 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
nrnocRATIc STATE CONVENTION

a. /. rnAetino Of the Democratic state Central
lattice held in Sacramento. on the 10th dav Of
". Isss the following resolutions were adopted
sp,sotvwn' That the NEXT Democratic State Con-
.:ar no held IN the CITY Of Sacramento, on We'd
.s,r the 4th dav Of August next. and that the
-. of representation be as fallows viz: One dele
-, Al tarve from each county and one delegate for
~ two hundred Democratic votes cast AT the iast
.,.r.l election for any Democratic candidate on
~ s,ate ticket nominated nv tha Democratic marty
.,u.;valv. and one delegate for every fraction oF
- hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
esniiist'
..,,,en3ed that the Dernncra ~ in the diTarert
.rt;es meet the 2nth dav of Iulv. for the rur-
~. N eIecting DELEGATES to tho state Convention
Fyh nar,ocraev of the State Of California are hore
4. ro.fsd. that State Convention will he hold in
~. citv NJ Sacramento. or "Wednesday the 4th dav
- lrrnst 1858. and that tho apportiormert Of ren-
,tion therein. as settled upon by the State
r.,,,al Committee, is as follows:
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
Notice..

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. At A
I MsatIng or the Union Nioinr Company, Of Fair
bd Bar. held at Yanhee Hi. this 2sth dav Of June.
Ms. an rssessm,nt OF One hundred Dollars per
shme was levied. $50 payable August 1s'. 1858. and
G pavahle August 2ath, 1858 All assessments not
pad when due. will he proceeded against according
mhv. said assessment payable TO the Treasurer
uFairHeld Bar
t30f CHARLES q. WIGHT, Sec'y.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Arrive at Hamburg next days by M.
Bids 10 rrn three times week will he considered.
1909 from Hisboro, Ark., by Union n Roads LA Mari
on Spring Hill, and Ouachta City, to Monroe, Il
miles and back three times a week
Leave Hillsboro Monday, Wsdnesdsy, and FridAy
at6a
Arrive at Monroe next days by lopm;
Leave Monroe Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a
Arrive at Hillsboro' next days by 10 pm.
1898 From Hamburg TO Berlin, miles and back,
week,
Leave Hamburg Saturday at II am;
|, Arrive at Berlin same day by liz I'D;
Leave Berlin Saturday at p IN;
Arrive at Hamburg same day by 2pm.
1894 From Hamburg, by EHdora and Lake Village tG
Columbia, 40 miles and bach, three times week
Leave Hamburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Al
Arrive at Columbia same days by p M
Leave Columbia Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Hamburg same days by 6pm.
1895 From Grand Lake, by Mason Hill, IN o. to LAX,
Village, 35 miles aud back, once week
Leave Grand Lake Friday AZ a IN;
Arrive at Lake Village Fame day by pm;
Leave Lake Village Saturday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Grand Lake same day by pm.
1895 From Columbia to Lake Village, 10 miles and back
three times week
Leave Columbia Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Al
loan;
Arrive at Lake Village same days by IL M;
Leave Lake Village Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at tspm;
Arrive at Columbia game days by 4pm
1897 From Little Rock to Woodruff, l8 miles and back
week.
Leave Little Rock Saturday Mt q m
Arrive at Woodruff same day by IL m;
Leave Woodruff Saturday at 2 pm;
Arrive at Little Rock same day by SPIN.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

and C,srks Mills, to Washington, SO miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Camden every "Wednesday and Saturday at 8
Arrive at Washington next days by Feu
Leave Washington every Monday md Thursday at
Arrive at Camden ssst days by Jpn.
1897 From, Camden, by 0uachita, Gsnos and ve, 10
Arkadelphs, SO miles and back once week
Leave Lauaden every Monday atssm
Arrive at Arkadspha next Day by ~ M
Losye Arkadelphia every Tuesday att pm
Arrive at Camden neat day by p m
Bids TO twice week will be considered
1868 .Fraa Camden by Buena Vista Seminary i'ades-
dale, Magnolia, Calhoun, Palestine aud Hay
VILE La. Homer, 90 miles and back twice a
leave Camden every Monday and Friday at 6 a M
Arrive at Homer next Wednesday and Sunday att
Leave Homer every Monday and Friday at 6
Arrive at Camden uert Wednesday and Sunday at
BIDS 90 ran three times week will be considered
1869 from Camden, by Rome to Antonio, 65 miles and
back, week. re
Leave Camden Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at AutoDio next day by IL m;
Leave Antonio Tuesday at p nj
Arrive at Camden pext day by p m
1910 From Walnut Hill to Spring Bank, 80 miles and
back, q week.
Leave Walnut Hin Friday at 8 I'M
Arrive at Spring Bank same day by pm;
Leave Scring Bank Saturday at y m;
Arrive at Walaut Hill same day by 6 pm.
1911 From Murfreesboro to Adams Wash'e county, =
miles and back, once aweek.
Bidders will state the distance and what interme-
diate Offices they will supply and propose sched-
ule.
1919 From Rome McNeeners Ridge to Beech Creek ls
miles and back, week
Leave Rome every Saturday At IN;
Arrive at Beech Greek same day by l2m;
Leave Beech Creek every Saturday at M
Arrive at Rome same day by 7pm
1918 From Rockport by De Roche Point Cedar, Amity
County Line, and Raystou, to Murircesboro, "A
miles and back, a week,
Leave Rockport every Tuesday Mt 6aw;
Arrive at Murfreesboro' next day by pm;
Leave Murreesboro every Thursday At a m;
Arrive at Rockport next day by 7pm
1914 From Rockport by Fitzhughs Mills Prattsve Lost
Creek, Cherry Grove Camp Greek, and Daryaw,
to Pine Bluff, 10 miles and back; three times a
week.
Leave Rockport Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
CAM
Arrive at Pine Bluff next days by O. PM
Leave Pine Bluff Monday Wednesday and Friday
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leave Greenwdca Wednesday 2pm;
Arrive at Pulaski nsss day by ~ M,
Leave Pulaski Tuesday at JPN;
Arrive at Grefnwood nexi day ~ ip m
ol35 From Greenwood by Cooks Store 10 heofihGs
Port, 40 miles aud back ,onceaweek
Lrye Greenwood Monday at 6 amh
a. Arrive At Aoo.iaga Port by spw;4 le<1
y Leave Mopling's Port Tuesday at6ami
Arrive at Greenwood by y pm.
s2as From liaddleson by Anscoea aud MAJ Greek, 70
heuny, 90 miles and back once y ~ssk
Leave IluddIsson Monday N am
Arrive at MaAny nsxt day by l9m;
Leave Manny Tuesday at y M ruE1
Arrive 1T Hndsleston next day by
Bids TO ecrnenoe nj Anscoca. instead OF Hudd .
son, are iaviten.
.saa7 From Mauny, by Min Greek and Toro, to Burs
Ferry AZ miles aud back, oass week.
Leave Nanny Saturday at hm
Arrive at Burrs Ferry by Z pm 80
i,eate Burr's Ferry Sunday at oa%
- Arrive NJ Nanny by 7pm.
s2ss From Manay, BY Pm Mougomerys, to r H Dill
Ions (uo oftips,j ,s miles and s.eA, once wset.
Leave Mauny Thursday At 80,
s-f Arrive at p. n. Dillons by pm;
4 ''i Leave P. N, bilious Friday stSam
Arrive at Nanny by 6pm
s23o from Grand Gulf Miss, by ST. Josephs, La water
and B.nck fIaw Point, TO Ned River Landing los
miles and back wesk.
Leave Grand Gulf Monday at eami
Arrive at Red River Lsading "Wednesday By IcPm
Leave Red River Landing Thursdsy atSah,
Arrive 1t Grand Gulf Saturday BY i0pm
s24o From Natchsz Miss, BY Trinity La v'dais nsrI
sonburg ,Copenhagcn Columbia, and Siuopa TO
Monroe IIs miles and back six times week.
Leave Natchsa daily, except sundays .asssD;
Arriye st Monroe third day by SAM
Leave Monroe daily, except Sunday. Asss m5
Artite at Matches third day By Gam.
Bids to fun daily are invited .
s24I From Kstchez, BY South Bsad sad fiowsry
Mound, to Tooey's, 50 usiIes snd back, twice
week e "a t sM Pl,&s4
Leave Matches Monday and Thursday Assn
Arrive at Tooleys ny 10 pm; | -5
Leave Tooley's Tuesday and Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Netchez by fOpms
sats From yichsbure, Misc, by Rchnond, La, Quebec,
Dallas DecReld, Youses Biuf, end lon, TO Nom
roc, loo miles and backy ydailys
Leave Vcksbprg dsily 1t lOami
~, Arrive 1t Monroe next day BY lopni GgGs
0.I Leave Monroe daily at i0'a m; Nf
Ar-iA ckal,urn 6avh hy n m
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16
Broken China.

On Monday last noise as of ten thousand
cackling geese was heard to proceed from China
dom, caused by All Hen snetching money from a
gambling table, and his subsequent punishment
over the head with a club By the irate banker,
amidst the multitudinous vociferations of all the
long-tails.
All Hen had his hand on revolver during the
ARRAY, and another Celestial half concealed a
Ratchet under his jacket, but, from considera-
tions of mercy no doubt, neither weapon was
used. The matter subsequently came before
Justice Farquhar, much to his edifcation; two
interpreters were sworn, the abest "Amelican''
counsel employed for the prosecution and defense,
and the court room crowded with Cinnamon and
white men of many races. The several witness
ses testified Hop ski by sing meen fun, wo
hang ali no, wong Sc fa-a-i, oh wan fen, wo-o-o
OPP And that's all we know about it. The
Justice had clearer understanding of the mat
ter and required An Hen to give bonds in the
sum ofive hundred dollars to answer to charge
of grand larceny, failing to do which he was es-
corted to the county hotel. The sum stated to
have been stolen was $62.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16
,Atfetnpt at Highway Robbery.

On last Sunday night as MIR. JAS. LAMAR
was proceeding on his way home, by the road to
Freenan's Crossing, and just after hehad parted
company with BAXTER LINDSAY at the rayine
which heads to the Chinese Garden, he was met
by three men, one of whom asked him shave you
got any'tnoney2" Lamar had not a cent in his
pocket but he answered with unaffected careless
ness, 'Oh yes! plenty of it!'' No sooner had the
words left his lips than he was felled to the
ground by blow on the left side of his head, he
thinks from club, and as he struck the ground
he had barely sufficient consciousness remaining
to know that he was jumped upon by one of the
men, and then he became utterly insensble-
When he recovered he found that he was unable
to use his right arm, and, upon repairing to DR.
EICHELRoTH, learned that it was badly broken
below the elbow. He says he had no idea the
men medtated robbery and thought every body
knew old Jim too we'll for that. People travelling
the roads leading from this place ought to arm
themselves with six barreied persuaders to peace
fulness, as there appear to be several robbers
hanging around this vicinity.