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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
To County Commissioners ant
Town gents in vermont.

I'VE we'll established importing House Of CHtRLgs BAcK
MAN, 81 rront Street, New York, has made exteus,,
ses OF tac best descriptions Of Pare Wine. aud Laaos
Town Agents in this Stlte justly earning by h, ctec
Of the goods sold reputation fr setting only Pure Liof
and at reasonable prices which not be orrrooke
b. tao'e Fho are required b Law purchase sell uo
out genuine Liquors.
Applications fr goo Is be made to Charles BarkmAn
- 'FRONT.' street, New York his Agents Wn " Grew
" IL Irwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized 20 sort
orders trfenc' n1y b. made regard the eharart
anu Standing OF the House aud the superior ait II th
liquors 10 81 yard unserfJrJ Prof Chemistry IN IN
uuiyerasy OF Vermont ) ". fuayer, VI D. Dean Of "a
Medical Faculty u V. NJ " Carpenter, VI u. Prof SO
in same E; J > Pierce Agent, Darlington, VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
CANAL RAILROAD.

"a ~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing
Monday MAY % 1889 Trains will daily sundaysek
eeptedi a~ follows;
800 ~ freight train, with Passenger attached for
Plainyi le
10 50, A. ON arrIyaof 90 A. NJ ExpressTrain from
New York; Connecting at Northampton with train
Connecticut River Railroad, for Greenfield Bratteboro Bel
from trains on Western Railroad from the East
and West
400 P.M., on arrival Of 1915 p NJ train from New
York ennecting at Painy withtrainOn Hartford proyi.
denee and tishkil H., going West and Wesded with
trains Western Railroad going Eas, ard West Roeev.
ing sseugcrs from Hartford Providence aud sishk Rail-
Nestheld, from Boston, Worcester and Springfield
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
64) A. VI for New Haven; connecting Nesthsld With
train Western Railroad for Pitsheld Aabany, Troy and
Vest New lveu with GAS A. 81 train for New YORK
a1t uterine iate stations Passengers for Hartford
Providence and fshki railroad viii take this train to Plain
vile.
Isl NJ. in connection with train on Conn River r. r.
from the north. Oonnecnga WestheId with trains
Western T. going East and West. and Psinyle with
trnon rttird, Providence and Fishki Railroad going
Est New Haven with 2j Pm express train Tor New YORK
LAD p VI freight train With passenger attached for
New Itven eonnectngat plnvie with train GU Hartford
Providence aud Fshkil Raj road going West
LEAVE PLMSYILLg AT
81 freight train, with passenger car attached for
New Haven.
CoLLISsyILLE BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave coLLINsFIL' Z att so 4 NJ. and345PM.
Returning leave Pianvillc at II Is III. aud 5abP N
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains lsare New York daily SUNDAYS exesp,l
franklin and streets at Is r. nj and rrfs
At Northampton az l005A Leave Northampt on AZ ~
? aud arrive In New York at Loo A. NJ. through With.
Daily Lines Stages run from Northampton to Amb.rt
Wlhamshurgh laydenvill Florence, aud Hadey From
GolinSvie 70 NeS Hartford Wlasted From Cheshire
70 Waterbury PUEyNIs General Ar.rt
Se@ Haven. May 81, 1859 80 10 'sos'"' gent
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
American 4 Foreign Patents.

R Il EDDY, solicitor Of Patents tiate Agentof the
@ Once haShington under the Act OF 1879 IS
state street, opposite kiibi ST Boston
After an extensive practice Of upwards twenty vears
continues 60 secure Patents 10 the United States also In
uFet Britain France and other foreign countrcs avcats
oPeelhcatous Assignments and all Paper or Drawings oy
fateHts in liberal terms and despateh Re
searches made into American and Foreign works hi er
mine the validity utility Of Patents or Isyrntons 49,
or other advice rendered In all matters touching tho
eopes o. the claims Of any Patent furnheib, re.
hitting one do lar Assignments recorded al ashnrto
rms Agency is not on the largest New England but
or asceraining the patentabty OF Inventions
oy not mmeasuraby superior any that can b. offered
them elseH here The testimonies below gveD cnyo 49,
none Is hoAE SUCCESSFUL THE PA1rNr oyycy thsn M
suosciner and as SUCCESS PROOF OF ApvtN-
son 70 believe and can prove no other one ~
KIND are charges for professional services 40 moderate TIC
has enabled him to accumulate vast collection = is
ons and official decisions relative to patents Tbsse ~
and fnll accounts Of patents granted in ~ Und So.
and Europe render him able. beyond question ~
All necessity Of iournegs 70 wasbipr,o, =, -....
yentors. a'' H'fs sa'eoin'
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most eannbta -. 80,
course. IA" oheial inter
oHAs MAsoN.u
Commissioner Of Patents
aaYe M hcsitatonin assurug inventors that the, can
notempoy person more competent an trustwortbv s1s
mort etpaole OF putting their application in form ~
Gnre Tor them az carly aud favorable tb
Patent Oulce. - sNe
EDMUND BURKK.u
Late Commissioner Of Patepts
c,,, Boston, FEBRUARY g. ISIS
ir u. u. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN applisa
ions on an put oNE Of which patents been rranted
SUI NY, one Is roe ptndiHg Such unmistakahle nroof !,
ana anlhtl on his part leads recommend
20 Apply to him to procure their paten.s a.
e9 ny o sure OF having the faithful atfention -
s'o"sa on their cases aud at Charge
~, JOHN TAGGART."
from sept 1851 to June H. 1855 the subseriber ,h
~ ais arge practice made. on ftpicf reelected rl
tons SIX ZEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE az ,xbeh Pps s
''usu II % y!0or' BY the Commissioner Patents
January !, 1859 n hDDf'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
Nervousness,

DODDs NERVINE hes no equal.
The Neryine, ALIAS irritation. promotes renos. ;-s
quite and refreshing sleep, elualizs the Il
the Nervous Fluid II contains no Opium or obe- ,s "
ing drug, but is alwAy sure and mild ~ s'uPHS-
For all NERVOUS AFFECTIONS aebilitv s-
general restessness Of mind and body unequaieJ u
y we'll known fiet that Constipation or Costivs,o
usually attenis the use Of all Nerve Tonies-pren,r,i
~ Opi'm NairTian Se-but the OF Dodd's Nervino
Nhie II aays irritation, restessnrss and
us nervous - stem also induces uniform action ~ ~
boEeis and the secrcve organs Both in private r-
and tr popular use, the Ntryne il adapted 10 meet
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.

( Nand afler Monday, January II, 1853 Trans {
~ Run as Follo~s:
MOVING soUTu AND EAST
Leave Burlington. sac A. N. and q Pm.
Arrive st Rutland III an l0O
cave Rutland, Ii so . sb00 A. r.
Lrrive at Bellows Falls, 2.25P.M. " 95
MOVING WEST AND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 600 A NJ. and I2sj P. M
Arrive at kull.nd 10 80 g65
Leave Ruta nd 500 ans
ATIive a, burlington 9I5 600
At burlington, Trains connect ith Lake ChauFsg -
ers and Trains Of Vermont Central Road. At kda3e,
Trains for Troy, Albany, aud New-York saratoEa ~
schenectady, and the West. Al Bellows Falls, VIII ~
the Cheshire Road for Fitchburg Worcester, Lowell
Ton: With VI Valley TOAD for Brattlehoro, spFinghs
inrd New Haven, and New York. And With suil'Al :
tor lndsori White River junction, and the White Ael
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
- Passengers going West, will ind this the ehea
most direct route Tickets and all necessary
be had at the Bellows Fails Ticket Once.
Z. A. CHAPLIN ,suPerin',s-
RUTLAND. Jan. IL, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
Prof. Mapes'
SUPER. Phosphates Of Lime !! I!

CUPEaIoR TO PERUVIAN GUANO for Corn, Potatoes
- Grain and all other crops. To be applied any hong
blowing.
TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
IT FOX TEN YEARS
Made OF Caeined Bones, Peruvian Guano suphuric Acid
sulphate of Ammonia, and Dried Blood No variation in
quality In strong sacks, l60 lbs each.
loo lbs. of the Nrogenxed wi equal lasting
power lS5 lbs. No. Peruvian Guano.
Per ton of
Per bag 1900 lbs
Ntrogenized super phosphate Of lime $500 5000
Mtpes super phosphate of ime 3.20 1000
Getton aud tobacco superphosphate of lime $50 40 90
dash super phosphate of lime $50 $500
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter and the Editors the
above well known Journal under date of April 16 1853
We have tried every variety of fertilizer and have more
faith in Mapes' phosphate than in any other
featured article of the Kind.
Extract FROM N. c. PLANTER, March A. 1859.
have experimental with guano upon grain crops
and found that its supersbunsnca gave most
luxurant growth TO the plant but il did
minerals equal 10 the demands Of the glain Hence NV
wheat crop grown guano weighed but IS while
that grown upon Mapes phosphate Of lime weighed 50
per bush.
Can containing samr lie for experiment Circulars with
directions for etc. be had expense on app
cation to.
P. H. ROBBINS, Agent, CHESTER, VT.
Dealer In Hard Ware. House Builders Tools and Trim
mings Iron and steel Flour Meal rair aud Grocer
les Teas and Tobacco, that will not fail please 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

IN the w or a :.
w sass. - oohtents otfENHE MAITLAND PATENT
they arr invariably burned as % 70 constructed
BY heat being conducted sut On al eom-
casing thrones ~ S 1891 y 80 constructing the door
doorway h., - I eno and the door-Say OF soa ps1s
and mates y oeits or other equally nan-ed,5uet
teli6e ne ron III Is ing Material, to have no
side iron plate the daor Hoo - 49, through the
aud joining directly on 70 the No. u piSee around the
ing from the outer TO the inner pa-t
the b-st o The safe. thereby keeping the
taTialf ON The and contents Of the sase
". upon the insio eleetuaiy protected from All
ing and eonts1t t neat that can he sppled % the
" 'ue s-ie lioor, as in any other portion of
y All safes, save orr. 49, sAi
sale door - snus punt Examine your
VI. B. BIGELOW & ANsoSu.prv -,
Pnopretors, % schoo sress ,s. nseturers aud
Fnrtsher psrtuls-s in rrsere5ts :. hAll so-on.
Agents Grafton, Vt ~ BURGESS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

Our best actions are often those of which
we are unconscious; but this can never be
unless we are always learning to do good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
DIvIpNo oSE's TIME.-Some plodding


DIVIDING ONE's TIME.-Some ploddinl
genius has discovered. while spending his
own time, that the word time itself, when
artifcially transposed, or mattagramiized
will spell form thu following words neil,
emit, item. A d il the aforenamed and
its anagrams be placed in the following
quadralic position, they will form what may
BIZ termed an apagramatic palindrome:
TIME
ITEM
METZ
This word time is the only word in the
English language which can be thus ar
ranged, and the different transpostions
thereof are all, at the same time Latin
words.-These words, in English as well
as in Latin, may be read either upwards or
downwards. The English words time,
item, emit 10 send forth) are mentioned
above and of the Latin ones, first, Time,
signiied fear thou; second, Item, likewise
third, Nett, to be measured; fourth, Emit,
he buys.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
Blood Flows Freely

an the plains Of Italy. The Dcspos OF Europe pretend
TO be greatty Exercised about rights Of the peo
pie have plunged that continent into war out tha y oi
less rial importance the people herebous than that
they should Know where TO buy their Clothing aud Furnish
ing Goods 70 the advantage aud that they may know
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

large plantation Of Dr. W. II. Hammett. which
generally psodseSS 80 bales Of cotton annually.
il four-kn(As nn<ier water. John W. Furren's
place, containing 90 acres. comes psHt; II isall
under wasss. wifhlthe buildings greedy dnoaesa.
Capt Hesry JoAnson's plantatious, cdntAinine
2060 sersa and yleldng annually 80 hale. q
cotton. cannot . sshiys:sd this yset: n plan.
tation. Of DR.. Dudley aod W. Eiey. sdjoining. and
containing 2OOO acres, are half coversa. Al Car
oline landing there ID another break, and all the
plantations In The yicinity are sabmsrged. Last
year. at this landing there were 1900 Lales If
cotton shipped; iris year there viii nos DO over
5000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

:, The President, not trusting his Cabinet with
she location of che public Offices at Baltimore, went
% that city on Monday to look after the matter
Aisssf and IL 10 aid that he teegraphcd to Phil
sdelphia to-day TO stop the sale Of the Bank Of
Pennsylvania, on Second street. and the Fifth
street psopsrty---nct trusting his own officers in
rhiladelrhia.F Suspicious Mr.. Buchaaan - R~ss
RaaAiasass CpsT0poadencs. s.. ...-...
8 The Baltimore Clipper comments upon the
aboye In ths following forcible style: -
The oouptry will anticipate now the, dsvelope-
meat ofsome fFssb iraad and corruption, 1t would
80 from - ssrsent Of past events that Mr..
1nsAanan's o0eiai wstchfulness, like Rory o.
4Doss's arssms, always goss BY "contrasies." -
Hsbssailsdmoss bitterly the excessive extra.a.
snAnGb ~ Fillmors's sdministsstioa when the evv-
qentexpeases we've only forty-sighs millions O
60. ~ . 800 . he bad On opportunity he in
appsad then under his own sdmiuis.rstion e
xsnflS - hsndred nillioas. He xsote the ,Du
60 ks sing ssoss piossly spca IN AZ
Elkfnioy q adng 0ouey in elections, qpd rith
kAtsW yesks aifsrwasdh Jt,yN asesrtained tAa
haI1ssds Of sh1asands Of the public udAsy M
been squandered for election purposes, with hi
sognizanes and approval. if not BY his absolute
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

A MISSOURI HuRRIcANE..--We learn that the tor.
nado which passed over this section Of country on
Sunday night last was most terrific at Atchison
Doniphan, and other vicinities i'll the Territory.
At Compliant about thirty houses were blown
down. Lancaster, some three miles distant, n
numbr Of buildings were RACED to the ground,
including church. One man was killed, and
two othrs were severely wounded. About three
miles from Atchison, q train of twenty wagons was
nearly demolished, and one Of the teamsters was
killed. We also hear Of many other accidents,
and gentlemen who witnessed the tornado says
il was as terrible as any he ever in the East
Indies. While this was the case with the storm
il appears that the rains were not as heavy there
as here. They were principally confined to the
northern part of this county and Andrew, and
west Of US. 3"# y
| On the line between this and Andrew County.
We learn that the smaller streams were higher
than ever known before Monday last tho Tlun-
dred and Two River raised fifteen feet its banks.
Il had failed nearly as many feet by Tuesday
might. when smother delugc come, which rsise.i
Il a. high As ever, We understand that great
damage has been done to farms lying in its valleys
and along its tributaries. The water swept away
away The soil. washed down fences. and nearly
ruined the growing hemp crop. An extensive
farmer residing about six miles northeast Of here,
Informs rs thst he sustained dsmske 81 ast hit
$500 by the rains Of Sunday and Tusday nigfhs
last. beside losing twenty out oftwenty-hree acres
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

tdirsseion The .shrepd old man" - . eotempe-
r.ry aAeetiously styled him. appears 10 mats5t
|copsnieut ITO SEEM . saint--when most he PLAY
|ths Ill, 2 and NAenq1e .he makss ny eausQ
PAS > o. II leslai - Al as.lsty TO- 2eok
= Lily rod anllIpeas m essly szee-
si.ide Of ssne m f.sssrs fpassy fraud ma cor
ruption. e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

Of his new henp erop. His corn was badly wash
edaR and nstssompletely inundated TIE oats,
hefhdnh ~ come our.-a, Jostpa Journal.
o..,t.y - 6,.r.d,es vene. ,r.,d.r.d
ksr Brother d Nevark.
NssAsS. n. j.. May 39.-Pstrick Made whose
escape fpa DC Lunatic Asylum d Trent,n, wa.
published last week. arrived here on SATURDAY.
evening succeeded in eyading the officers who
were In pursuit Of him. and shot his sister, Mrs.
abraham Tsrbstt, Instantly dead. Two shots
were ared With rsmxrh fable presision. II 10 well
known that be had threatened his wife, but no
is known for his killing bis sister, unless he
was insane. Tho prevailing opinion. however. il
that he 10 not insane Much excitement existed
and other murders were apprehended until his mr.
rest WINS announced which was accomplished by
of6cer Wambold, In Commerce street about ten o.
cloek. where the prisoner was skulking under the
shadow Of buildings. No arms. but loose powder
and small amount Of money WAS found in his
pocket. Tho victim was an cstimable woman,
aged 40 years. and the mother Of four children
The verdict of the jury was that Mnude committed
the murder maliciously and wilfuly. He declares
his innocence.
uNDicTIyE kuRDEa IN RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, May 2s-Las, evening, "a Mr.. Pur.
rit Arnold. Of Centreville, Warwick, was sitting
in his store, he was shot and instantly killed by
some person unknown; the ball entering his back
bctween the shoulders. lie had just returned from
this CITY.
It Is supposed that the reason of Mr.. Ar
nold's murder wns his activity in enforcing the
law against the sale " spiritous liquors. The Co.
roner's inque.t adjourned to Tue-day, The evil
dence SO far Ia unimportant and does not point to
the perpetrator
SHOCKING MURDER IN TROY NY.
Troy, May 18th. Robert Morrison, a well.
known citizen Of West Troy, and Sheriff Of Alba
ny county.w murdered at late hour ON Friday
night. nnd rubbed. and his body thrown into
the Canal Basin. from which it WINS recovered to-
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The following is the vote for Messrs. Faulkner
and Boteler, the candidates for Congress in the
9Th district:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

The Washington Constitution hns 4 labored ar
ticle to prove that BucnAsAN's Administration
has been most frugal, and scrupu,ous in its expen
diturcs; but dcspondcntly remarks, in its closing
paragraph, that 1.-THE age Of hnmbug and decep.
ton has passed" With littlem more faith in this
doctrine, the organist would have spared himself
his first assertion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
SALES BY AUCTION.


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Terms 81 Gn4i n 4 ,sLAcxseaD
june sssqss. B AN AN. aae r'ass'''
UeAI xs1Arn N ET1611u1 1oa
" :. Il II ~ 4 -: ~ ..css.:d !.
Magar Rally the "a ii Jaly. le and 10 o6scucs 70 a
order .. the Board Of hi II Tho Assaraina NO
JUNE a R"Tss AID < nor T.
mated 10 the city Lynehbars. Sih Alley 6ss~e~a
.a ana "a street, - ss Nd = slscksnishs shop BY
Terms es.H onAA BLAckronD,,
june i.dsii,.as b b PAxnk,
D EAL EsFArR IN LyMCMUUac zen
~ sALE-ln pnrsnasee with dsed Of trust executed l.,
te undergned Trustees frank,s na,lanr Fund A,
socie ~ hsssA g. eies,e aaA Davd IL easis Trus ccs
on the 2h Of October 'ese and In obedience Of
the Board nj rectors Of the Asneasan will scl Al
public auction on .ns p.em. u u slash IM, SAT.
URDAY fVENlN0 JUNE llth, THE HtJfJSE AND "A
LOT now oecaped By The sad Sarah O. Slagjs situated
on 9Th Street. ON Danona HILL clay II Lrnchburr anil
hear the Lynchbars camphsii C~urthaase Turnpike
Terms CASH. GHA6 HLACKFORD,
J. DAVIS Truateea
Ju.e ldtlljn D. h. PAYNE. .,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
The Way tho Money Goes.

\ pamphlet from tho pen Of member of the
Corps LegisidhE. has just been published in Pa
rs, which attracts considerable attention. The
writer states TINT Louis Napoleon withdrnws one
hundred and twelve thousand men from the coun.
try IN every seven years. or n,"re than the Goy-
ornments Of Louis XVIII. Charles X. Louis Phil.
lippe. the Republic of 1919, and that these men
are rendered totally unit for rural life lie ais,
dwells at considerable length unon the disastrous
consequences to tho country Of tho extrnvngant
expenditure of money Paris. IN which Louis
Napoleon has indulgen, aud makes some alarming.
disclosures of the amount still to be expended
Says Louis Napoleon hns already adopted schemes
for the improvement of Paris. which will cost
$21l $50, 600 and which, with the $l42, 900 900
spent in the last seven years, will mike total of
sil3,552.Oo0 spent on the city Of Paris. in ten
Years time, while I'll tho money spent IN internal
Improvement in France is only $500 900 an
nnnly.
A writer commenting upon these statements
says:
| told YOU in Previous letter TINT Louis Nnpo-
leon had increased the debt of France fty per cent
in seven years he found it 81 1905 900 900: it was
nj the beginning Of January, Sl750 600, 600 and,
md 1T is snd he has spent the 100000, oOo Of the
army donation fund aud applies to-day for loan
at 800 900 900 the debt OF France is 81, 900 600.
900, and This mind you leaving out cf considera-
ton the immense debt Of Paris and the indebted
nes he has driven the great towns into assuming
for improvements: for instance he hns made Mar
settles spend 81 900 900 Lille sc 900 600, Tonlon
S4oOO. 900. Lyons 81. OOO, 600 Ronen sc. OOO, 900
all within the last year.
The cost of II Government like France is i'm
mcnse, and no wonder, when we remember the
powerful military force that is constantly kept in
n state Of organization. And all this is done for
the sake of Capitalization. consolidation aud kee
ping people in employment of some kind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

SANFORD = LIVER INvEsOltAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
PuRIFiES THE BLOOD.
SPRING MEDICINE 4Hsssl==z
FAMILY MEDICINE. 49, ~
GOOD MEDICINE.
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CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS
CURES COST1vENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT. : $50
CURES CHRONIC DIAKRHGA. -z~
CURES SUMMER COMPLAINT
CURES cHOLW.
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