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NInrkets--NEw YORK, July %.

COTTON firm; sales $500 bales; middling uplands at
l2c.
Receipts 1900 bbls sales sIO0 bbs; State and
Western dull and unsettled unsound $3.50 a 425; super
State s425 a Ass extra State $500 q $50; round hoop
Ohio SIS a 525 for old, and $3.50 a $40 for fresh grind;
common good extra Western S475 q SOS; Southern
dull and dr0oping sales 400 bbs; mixed good S525
a SIS; fancy and extra So q s.
GRAIN.-Wheat dali and declining; sales 5000 bush :;
Western white 81 for old; Southern red sl24 q lao;
Southern white Sl3S "a l,50: White Kentucky 81 As a
l,5e Corn dull and decling sales small; yellow
Jersey 9Oc Oats heavy Southern and Jersey 30 q Ale
Northern and Western, Al a 44c.
PROvISI0NS-Bee quiet: sales us bbls; country
$500 5000 prime, $500 g sos repacked Chicago
1851 prime sll91 ll,5O. Bacon dull Hams @ Sic;
Shoulders 81 "a 81 Cut meatssaies 2i0 packages Lard
steady; sales $50 bbls lO2 "a lltc. Butter firm; Ohio
Il g l5c; State Is g 49, Rice heavy sales tlerces
6I@ IL; Muscovado 81 @ 81; +. o. 81 q he Coffee
qiiet; sales $50 bags; Maracabo III; st. Domingo
stained ll4c Molasses steady; sales 100 bbs and Ito
hhds; New Orleans at 10 q 42c.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 22,-The President has
appointed Hon. j. A. Cushman of Mississippi
Minister to the Argentine Confederation, vice
Iancey, resigned.
Arrangements have just been completed for
tine publication, in Washington, of political
magazine, to be called the National Democrat
lc Review, under the editorship of Col. Flor
ence OF pennsylvania, assisted by eminent con-
trlbutors 1t is to be the expositor of the pres
ent and all future Democratic administrations.
MIR. Barringer has formally declined the Cen.
trail American mission.
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Accident to an Esteemed Citizen.

HARTFORD, July 22.-James M. Bunce, an
old and well known merchant of this. city,
while out riding few miles in the country to-
day, was thrown from his carriage aud dan
gerously injured. He has remained insensible
since the accident, and at eight o'clock this
evening, was but just alive. He can live but
a few hours He has been one of our most
liberal and public spirited men, and his death
will be a great loss. He was extensively
known in New York city.
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

DESTROYER.
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
smple and pleasant in its application certain and eec
ual in its results. beautiful, scientific, external
tive applicable for the relief of pain at all time any
part of the human system and under all circumstances
IL you put this Plaster anywhere if pain is there, the
Plaster will stick there until pain vanished The Plas
ter magnetizes the pain away, and pain cannot exs-
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness Debility
Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
rains and Aches of every kind down to Corns are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED and, with a little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest surest safest
peasantest and cheapest remedy existence Its app
cation is Internationally the strong man. the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To and all it will
prove balm and blessing. Its is agreeable and
without annoyance trouble Its price within reach
of ALL rich poor; all may have it, and all should have
it, who are sick and suffering in any way.
bB Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER 1t will be the good physician in and
household ready at all times and at instant notice
Put up in artght tin Each box will make six
to eight plasters, and any child spread them Price,
% cents bottle with full and plain directions.
d. C. M0REHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor 10 Walker street n Y
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold BY al
Druggists ill every city, town, and village of United
States. apl3 wlv diff no
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An Actor Standard

New York, July 21.-James L. Lyon arch.
ltect was arrested yesterday on a charge of
alleged conspiracy and libel preferred by VIM,
Il. Burton, the actor. The libel accused Bur
ton of design to burn down his theatre in
Broadway, and of an attempt to hire the ac-
cused, Thomas Ellis, to execute the design.
The parties were held to bail
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Drowning.

New YORK, July pa young lady named
Beiser, daughter of Capt. Beiser of this city,
was drowned yesterday while bathing at Con-
ey Island. Another young lady, her compan-
ion, was swept two miles seward by the re-
ceeding tide, but was finally rescued.
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No Signs Of the North Britou.

FARTHER PoNT, C. E., July %, SIP. NJ
There are no signs of the steamship North
Briton, now due, with the Liverpool dates of
the 18th, four days later than the Africa.
Later-Since the receipt of the foregoing,
the line has been interrupted by lightning.
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived at Independence with dates to
the 4th inst The Indians previously report
ed on the route had fled, and their wherea-
bouts were unknown.
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HO! FOR THE HITE
IL MOUNTAINSl
Ex CUE sIONi

II n u y N > Il -
The undersigned, having completed his ARRANGEMENTS
now prepared to offer to the citizens Providence and
Rhode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate fare. Ordinarily the cost of
trp to this world renowned mountain scenery so great
tnat many are denied the privilege but the present
themselves Of the opportunity POSSIBLY to be offer
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold at the low price OF
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will entitle the holder to passage to and from
and Nashua Concord, Manchester and Lawrence and
the Boston, Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
rail that possibly be named. Excursonsts can nro-
cure tickets which will be available to go on any day
during three weeks, commencing on Monday Jiliy AZ
1859 and to return any time during ree eeks IRON,
pe e 10 1885, ste en August - giving am
me route ana Visit object of interest upon and in
Plymouth the same day cloock p M Al this noint
at rsdseed rates at Ife fASfsst ac29ssatSrs
BuRNHAM Proprietor, on exhibiting their tickets. Or
and make trip over the Lake Winnipsogee to Centre
for half price viz 50 both ways returning the next
WW3InnE, or at any day subsequent arriving back at
" exeans to the Hot Sense s
cending MOUNT WAsHISGToN. u departure ior as
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Leton BY stages
at reduced rates The propretors the above named
hotels have also consented reduce rates Of fare 10 the
Passengers leaving Providence II45 A. NJ reach Con.
cord the same evening and will find magnificent enter
lainnent at lHENIA HOTEL, at reduced rates proceed
next morning at 1913 NJ, and reaching Plymouth at
O'CLOCK p NJ, dine, and arrive Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the 42O p NJ train
remain at worcester over night leave the morning
at $40 A. NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening. ~
EXCURSION TICKETS
VIII De Tor sale at the Ticket Office of the Providence and
worcester Railroad in Providence, AMI several
stations on the line. JOIIN KENnRICR
Providence July 10, 1889 d3w iy2I
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LAYING of a Cable.

New BEDFORD, July pa telegraph cable
was successfully laid yesterday, connecting the
island of Naushon with Tarpaulin Cove and
the main land. 1t will prove of special value
to shipping men Of Boston
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LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH
To THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
american Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Blockl
From Mexico and california.

New ORLEANS, July 21-The steamship
w. II. Webb has arrived at the Passes, with
Minititlan dates of the 18th, and California
dates of the 9th. The steamships Golden Gate
and Cortez had 81, 100000 in treasure for New
York, and 900 passengers.
Business was depressed. At San Francisco
there had been two large failures. Mining
news was good. She grain harvest promised
to be abundant July 4th was celebrated
throughout the State with unusual enthusiasm.
News from Mexico is interesting. General
Marquesas had robbed the conducta from
Guanapata to San Bias of $4,000. A conspiracy
had been discovered in the city of Mexico to
place Marqucsas in power, though they subse-
quently declared in favor of Santa Ana at
Gualapapa.
Later.
New ORLEANS, July 22.-The w. II. Webb
has arrived up via Minititlan. Miramon had
made complete change i'll his cabinet, on ac-
count of a change in his policy, viz: Giving
liberty to the press, and amnesty for political
Offences, and a partial confscation of the
church property. The church had declared
for Marquesas, who was at Gaudalajapa with
two thousand men.
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MusieaI.

49, ~ ~ M U S &c! M SIGH!
hEH<A The subscriber, having enlarged and
WGNZ' re fitted his Store, No. 2O3 Main
%TFAS Street, and received
Large Assortment of PIANO FoRTEs,
HARMONIOUS, MELoDEONS,
and extensive variety of Guitars Violins Accorde-
ons and Flutes respectfully invites the public call
and examine thu same.
He has also, superior italian and German Violin and
Guitar Strings, together with all kinds of Sheet Music
and Music Books and Instruction Books for all kinds
of Musical Instruments Also, Umbrellas Canes, and
Fishing Tackle.
New Music received as published
Musical Instruments of all kinds let on reasonable
terms.
Brass Bands supplied either with new or second hand
Instruments H3 Repairing and Tuning done to order,
JAMES A. DORMAN,
Va d3yv Succnssor 10 raIah orjn,,
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IoHN MILTON EARLE. Commission

YNAKE NOTICE.-The Subscriber has
Il taken the room No. Mechanics Hall, where he
will give his attention to the sale of PATENT RIGHTS,
the manufactured article may be desired. Pat
wishing to sell their rights invited leave
their models, the article, exhibition at room,
which they may do at their risk.
Agents wishing to travel are invited to call and
inc the stock on hand.
will faithfully transact any business that may be left
with me, either in buying or selling.
jyl2 diff ALEX. MARSH.
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n OTICE.-By virtue of law concern

NJ OT1CE.-By virtue of law concern
ing the Indians of this Commonwe alth chap 266 OF
the Acts of 1852 the subscriber has been duly appointed
by the Governor by and with the advice and
the Council Commissioner, whose province it is s'to
examine into the condition of all Indians and descend
ants of Indians domiced in this Commonwealth, and
make report to the Governor for the information
General Court, on the following matters namely:
l. The number of all such persons their place abode
their distribution whether by tribes or otherwise CLASH
Tying them by and ana distinguishing between
the married and singles and also the number of persons
reputed Indians, who are of mixed or other race
2 The social and political condition of all such persons
including their municipal religious and educational or
ganzation, and their relation, individual and municipal
to the counties, towns, districts in which they dwell
The economical state of all such persons including
the specification of all property of theirs in lands and
whether the same is held in severaty in common and
whether now in their own possession unlawfuly pos
what color of alleged ttle and also what proportion Of
such persons paupers, dependent the towns in
which they dwell or on the State.
All such facts in the personal social condition of
the Indians of the Commonwealth, may enable the
General Court to judge whether they can compatiby
the State be placed Immediately and completely or only
gradually and partially, the legal footing the
other inhabitants of the Commonwealth.
In pursuance of the provisions of said law notice is
therefore, hereby given, to all countless towns dis
rics other corporations individuals interested in
the matters of inquiry above specified with which am
charged THAT public hearing in relation thereto, for the
County of Worcester and all parts of the Commonwealth
living westerly thereof will be given at Josns Hotel in
Webster, in said County of Worcester, THURSDAY,
the 2Sth day of July current at nine O'Clock In the fore
noOn at which time and place they give their attend
ance and be heard thereon. Witness my hand, at Wor.
cester, this eleventh day ofJuy, 1853.
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100000 Bushels Granular FueI.-The sub
serbers thankful for past favors fully prepared
TO furnish this superior SUMMER FUEL and COAL
klNDLING, in large small quantities. to suit pur-
chasers Orders left at SOrehouse. foot of Foster
street, and at the City Coal Yard office in Central
change, at the store of c. L. BROOKS, No. Front
street, will receive prompt attention.
jyll diff W. & S. C. LANE
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HHE WAUREGAN SALT RHEUM

Il REMEDY has cured for fifty years-is curing-and
will cure every of Salt Rheum for which been,
is used Good for other Skin Diseases Don't cure ev
erythng. WiH cure Salt Rheum No putting. n sells
on is orn merits Or not at all Price 25c per box Sold
in Worcester wholesale and retail by GEO. r. SPURR
S. F, WILLARD, Proprietor, Madison, Conn.
anil
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CARPETS! CARPETs!!

This is the place and time to buy Carpets. Five thou
sand dollars worth to be closed out Prices no object
shall offer Carpets at such sweeping reduction In prices
will insure ready sale OIL Cloths Straw Mattings
Rugs, &C. very low 800 Pairs Gilt and Painted Window
Shades, at two thirds the usual prices
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On WEDNESDAY, the nth, there viii h. .
GRAND PRIZE REGATTA

Lake, COMMUNICATING 2 O'Clock, p " onen a.
general competition - 'PSa ~
LIST OF PRIZES
FIRST RACE.For Single Scull Wineries; distance two
miles. First Prize, $50; Second Prize, s25
SECOND RACE-For Four-Oared Boats: distance threa
miles. First Prize, SIS; Second Prize, $50.
THIRD RACE.-For Six-Oared Boats; distance three
miles. First prize, 500; Second Prize, s75
Entries for the City Regatta must be made before
O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday, July 26 with STEPHEN
SALISBURY, Jr, Worcester.
Special trains will be the Boston and Worces
ter Railroad between the Foster street station and the
Lake, on the days of the Regatta.
Per order of Committee of Arrangements.
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0QIants.


WANTEDIAIM hun
bred Agents. to sell an article used in every eity
and village. Apply at No. Mechanics Hail.
Jy2l DIT ALEX. MARSH.
SITUATION WANTED-By compe-
tent man, to take charge of gentlemans Garden or
Greenhouse, or to do Kind of outside Apply
at this Office diff ivI6'
WANTED-An Office for Physician.
w in a central and pleasant location; Also House
for the same Please address physician through the
Post Office.
Worcester, July l6, 1859. DIFF lyle
WANTED-Four experienced Polishers,
w to polish Chiseis and Drawing Knives.
I. WTrHERBY TOOL CO.,
JyH DIFF Milbury, Mass
WANTED-Schoo Teachers and Farm
w ers Sons to obtain orders for Headly's Life Of
Washington, in every County in the United States AID
dress g. +. BILL, Springfield, Mass
jyll diff
M EN- WANTED. = A few more men
- wanted to sell the patent Portfolio Paper File
To those of the right stamp liberal inducements will be
offered For particulars apply at No. Is Central Ex-
change, over the Post Office. H. II. PALMER,
mylT dstf Worcester Mass.
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Amustnrtnts.
COLLEGE UNION
REGATTA.

IGECTAIIAs
Inc annual contest between the Boats composing the
- MI ieet Will take place Lake Quinsiga-
fl io IN worcester, on TUESDAY, JULY IS at n
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meoitines, dc.
SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT

NV EEIS INFALLIBLE LINIMENI
~ has been used by thousands during the last twenty
years and handsome reward is offered for the of
any individual who has used 1t without decided
advantage fails to perform all that it processes
II Will certainly Rheumatism, LumbagO Neuralgia,
Tic Doloureux, Nervous Headache, Throat Piles,
Sprans, Bruises, and all external injuries and is
ranted to do it,
Give it trial. Price rs cents. For sale by DAVID
SCOTT. and all Druggists. div iY2l
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The public will bear in mind the well known fact, that
whenever an advertisement circular is issued from
PINKHAAs, everything will be found as represented
Your particular attention is called to This closing sale for
this season, which will continue but twenty days after
which we shall make preparations to take the lead in the
Dry Goods and Carpet trade for the coming Fall The
CENTRE or ATTRACTION for bargains i'm Dry Goods
Carpets, &C, &C. Is now at
u. y. PINKHAM's,
Nos 2O3 and 1855 Main street, corner Of Mechanic street.
Worcester.
rJy- REMEMBER THE PLACE, THE MOVING
LADY IN TILE WINDOW. dawtf jyls
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for Sale OF Go grt

Two RENTING nice and convenient
tenements within two minutes walk from City
Hail: Inquire of LARkIN N. GATES, No. 8 Clinton ST.
JyZ0 lN&
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-10
A. T. WATSON,
ATTORNEY All LAW,
IptNsAI iIygN


VIII practice his profession in the Courts
of panola, DeSoto, Tunica. toahoma,
Bolivar, Sunlowcr, Carroll. Holmes, Val.
obusha. fayettc und Talahn,chie coun.
tics. Also, In tho Federal Court ut Pom.
so,oc and Supreme Court at jackson.
Particular attention given to all Land
Claims siiustsJ Ia said counties.
--RIrERsNcEs.--
Judge N. t;nsgs, Middle Tenn.
Judge Ab. Csralhcrs, Lebanon, Tenn.
Judge n. Grccn, jr, =" "
Hon. l.. W. Powell, Henderson, Ky,
ikon. Archibald Dixon, !" T"
Judge j. W. Price, New Orleans, La.
eV-UIhce sp stalrs in Pos, oihcc build.
Ing. marcnl--Gla.
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The Number Three.

When the world was created, we
fad land, water, andsky;sun. moon,
and stars. Noah had but three sons:
Jonah was three days in the whales
belly: our Saviour was three days in
the tomb. Peter denied his Saviour
thrice. There were three pa,riprchs
Abraham, Isaac aul Jacob. -
Abraham entertained three angels.
Samuel was calIel three times. "si-
mon, lowest thou mel" was repeated
three times. Daniel was thrown in.
to n den with three lions. for praying
three times a day. shalrach, Me.
shech and Abedncso we're rescued
from the !lamcs Ot the oven. Tue
Ten Commandments were delivered
on the ihfl day. Job had three
friends. ~. Paul speaks Of faith,
hope ani charity, these three. Those
famous dreams OF the baker aud but.
Ter we're 10 come to pass ia three
days; and Elijah ptOs,ra,ed himself
three times on the body Of the dead
child. Samson received DelIial
three times before she discovered ,hs
source Of bis strength. Tho sacred
letters on the cross are |. II. s.: 50
also the Roman motto was composed
Of three words, "m Hoe SigBo.'
There are three conditions for man,
the earth, heaven. and hell, there Il
also the Holy Trinity. In mythol'
ogy there Scre tile three Graees-'
Cerebus, with his three heads; Nep'
tune, holding bis three, e-,oothed statI'
the Oracle Of Delphi cherished viii
veneration the tripod; and the nin'
MUSES. sprang from three. In ma
mre we have male. female. aud III
spring; morning, noon, and night
| Trees group their leaves in thrces
there is the ihree-leaved clover
Every ninth wave is ground swell
| We have 6sh. Ilesh aud fowl. Tn
m,icri,y Of mankind die a, the az
Of thirty. whs. could be done u
mathematics without the aid OF ,h
triangle. Witness the power Of tn
we.ige: and in logic three premise
are Indispensable. |, j, commo
phrase. ths. "three ls . lucky mum
| lbcr.''-Ksioksrboeksr.
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Tho Providence Post has the rol.
lowing very sensible remarks in 10.
lalion TO tho arts Of the female sex
to nttrnc, the notice n gentlemen;
Newspaper editors have a great
llcal to say against the kind Of cln.
cation which our Young ladies' 70,
and tho arts which they resort to, in
attracting the notice ani winning the
affections Of the gentlemen. They
should remember ,ha, the young Ia.
dies are educated for a market. -
furs are not wanted in Africa, aud
root beer is Of no account in Green.
land. A modcst, plain speaking,
unaffected and very artlcss young Ia.
Is will stand little chance Of getting
husband. where gew-gaws, low.
ncckei dresses, Simpering, gigsling,
flirting and schcming are advertised
for. ls it not shamefully uuc that
the best young women arc overlooked,
even by very sensible young men in
their search for wives. while the but.
,crilies are married oir by scorssl---
Undoubtedly, the sensible young ma,
says to himself when he sees these
two characters together. ,ha. h
woall much prefer the arIlcs,, mod.
est, plain speaking woman for . wife
ba. a, the same time he prefers .hs
butterfly for flirting purposes; an'
he fGl, a year af,ersards .ha. i!ir.
ins led to marriage. and marrisg'
to wrcichcdness. Whose fault is j
msre than his own!
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DO yon kncw Tom D. Well.
he lives down BY us in the town Of
Danyilie, and is counted by all per.
sons, far OF near. us the creates, liar
"oat ol jail" Ilo Was great hand
for stories. always had oho ready,
which, oi course. no one believed.
One evening, q fea Of Us were seated
BY the stove in the bar Of the tavern,
when the door opened aud Tom On.
tered. 0f COURSE VIC all pressed hin
to tell Us q yarn. "lIui, boys"
said be, ii don't know any"
"Yc., You do
We told him to give ~ good
yrrn, and he should have q drink Of
what be called "vhiic eye" So he
began:
"when | was q, home, I found a
ca, one evening down by the road.
and took 1t up to the house to keep.
And s1ch cat. I. weighed about
ten pounds, aud was tla,k as a
Guinea Niger. !, would gp round
the house, me You. me ycu.' until
the old woman said | should drown
IL.
$50 one morning, feaueh, Tom.
my, aud took him to the creek. ant
tossed him in. Without waiting ts
see the re.ul, ! started home. Mex
morning. on getting mp, | behclt
Mr. Tommy seated on the porch. JUS
starting his Internal me you.'
grabbed him before he could run
pnd taking him to the creek tosse,
him in. After watching for while
wen, home. thinking | bad sen. ,hI
ca, to kingdom come.' Mex, morn
Ing the hrs, thing saw was the "a
seated on the porch, making the oil
rcsound with his noise. | took him
picked up the hatchct. and proceed
ed 10 the creek. Arriving there,
Gu, N his head, and threw both part
into the water. | returned hcm'
feeling certain ,hs, the c,, woul,
no, trouble rs any more. You mn,
guess my aston .hmens when | sa'
the same ca, sitting on the porc|
ner. morning, riiA has h,sf IN al
mouth :"