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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06

L 20
TANNERIEs IN THE UNITED STATES
According to the official statistics, there are
6,26S tanneries in the United States, of
which the South has about one.third. Penn
sylvania alone has one-sixth part of the
whole number, or 1,039. The Southern
States rank in the following order: Tennes-
see has 1874; Virginia, S4l; Kentucky, 275;
North Carolina, ISL; Alabama, 149; Mis-
souri,, l4S; Georgia, 40; Maryland, 11G,
Mississippi 90; South Carolina, 81; Ar:
kansas, 81 and the other Southern States
less number each. The entire capital in
vested in the tanneries in the land is s1S,-
900, ,557, the number of skins in them being
2,65S, ,e65, and the number of sides Of lea.
ther counting 2,257,940.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06

CAN A MAN BE HIS OWN GRAND FAITH:
ER?-The query answered in the afarrna.
tive: "There was widow and her daugh.
ter-in-law, and man and his son. TIE
widow married her son, and the daughter
married the man; ths widow was therefore
mother to her husbands father, consequent
ly grandmother to her own husband. They
had SOD, to- whom she was great grand
mother now as the son Of q grand mother
must be either grandfather Or great uncle,
bis boy was therefore his own grandfather.
N. B. This was actually the case with a
boy at school at Norwich." ."-Notes and
Queries.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06

1 NEVER KNEW MY MoTHER.-She died
when was three years old, that she might
be an angel to me all my life. But one day
in after years, turning over pile Of old let
ters in my fathers study, found package
of her letters to him, beginning first with
her first acquaintance with him and coming
down into her married life; and as I read
those pages, at last 1 knew. my mother
What these letters were to her life, that are
the Four Gospels to the life of Christ. But
I remember that there was one letter in
which she first spoke freely and frankly of
her love. That, to me, is the Gospel Of
John. 1t is Gods love letter to the world.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06

PROSPERITY. IS A SEVERE TEsT.-The
human heart is like feather bed-it must
be roughly handled and we'll shaken to pre-
vents its becoming hard and knotty. With
prosperity comes the whitening discovery
that opulence is not happiness, for the shad-
ows around US are the darkest when the sun
of our fortune is brightest. Very often, too,
We are only the more ridiculous as we'll as
unhappy, for being tossed in fortunes blan.
tet, and having our heads turned, by being
thus elevated above those Of our fellows. 1t
matters little to be worth money, if we are
worth nothing else. -
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pg A good character is, in all cases, the
fruit of personal exertion. II is not inheri-
ted from parents it is not created by external
advantages; it is no necessary appendage of
birth, wealth, talents, or station; but it is
the result of ones own endeavors- fruit
and reward Of principles manifested in a
course of virtuquB and honorable actions.
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M(iisste'lIulae'|,elaal|s; eta a'|,lal| eallls,iilIllly[;; /;

.H1aHbaaDMARY.A4F The motherof Bufap
Highland Mary, Who resided In Gns6osE
for long period, died there On fhe'2AKof
October, 1857, At the aadvlncsd ags'of eighs
ty-6ge years.- This venerable i1o6kingiwonan
remembered to almost the Iast momeutaos
her existence, with anaafscaionats rsgasd,
the, one who inspired Barns :fnest efusionsy
and was the object of:his purest attaOhment;
and it vas impossible % hear her enter min
utely into the particulars pf her daughters
Mss and the amiable gnslitiesofbef shesfty;
wishoc. feeling convinced that Mary Camp.
bell had something more than ordinary at.
fractions to fascinate the mind Of the poet.
We're we to judge, from the appearance Of
the mother, whose fue black eye, and fegu-
lar features, at her advanced age, gave ,indi-
cations Of early beauty, weswould say that
Highland Mary" probably had also personal
charms, which would have Influenced a, less
sensitive mind than that Of Robert Barns.
Among the little stores Of the deceased, there
was nothing to be found as nensntos of tho
gifted bard, but the Bible which he gave
his beloved Mary on. that day when they
met on the banks Of the Ayr, ssto have one
day of parting love-" It is, indeed, q curl
oaity, and has written on the first Leaf, in
Burns handwriting, the following passage
Of Scripture, which is strikingly illustrative
Of the poets feelings and circumstances =:
Thou shalt not forswear thyself, but per-
form unto the Lord thine oatbs.' Ith. we'll
known, that after this they never met again,
and that time could not efface the solemnity
Of this parting from his mind and it is to
be regretted that two letters, which he wrote,
after her death, to the afflicted mother, have
been ,destroyed-.ths old woman saying,
"she could never read them without shed.
ding tears, +fhe mother and daughter are
now sleeping in the West Church. Yard
and is Mary to remain withodta stone 70
toll the stranger Of her place Of rest?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06

The SURE ROAD TO A CoMrfrEseY.-.
Not one man in Eve hundred viii make a
ottune. But competence andun indepens
dent position is within the reach Of most
men. This is is>obtainedS most surely by pa
tient industry and economy. IL man has
ordinary talents and ability in any profession
or business, ortrade, he osu, by pursuipgan
economical, persevering eouse, be pretty
sure Of finally obtaining an Independent POI
sition, inslfe. Let his expense fall below:
his income. Let himlire cheap, verycheap,
if necessary; but lethin be sars audsmake
his income more .hai cover bis e1pense.--.
It can be done in almost all cases, 'notNith-
standing the positive denial of,evsr 50 many
housekeepers. A man may not have more
than two or three hundred dollars q year;
and may have a family as large as john
Rodgers, and he can 6nd way to live CON-
fortably y, and lay up something into the bar
gain. There is much, nay all, in knowing
how the thing is done. And that is the very
thing people who are going to make money
have got to learn. It is wonderful how few
real wants We have, and how little it takes
to give US genuine happiness. live could
get rid of our artificial, seDseless, and ex-
pensive way Of iising, We should find cur.
selves better off in purse, in prospect, and
in heart. Let any one who has any ambi-
tion to go ahead in life, try the experiment
this year, and see how much virtue there is
in economy. Make your expenses less than
your income, and see how much you will
have gained, not only in money but in the
feeling that you are in the condition which
the Yankee denominated "forehanded."-.
Try it this year. :.
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b@ When you have lost money In the
streets, every one is ready to help you t,ss look
for it !; but when yon have lost your, charac.
ter, every one leaves you to recoverit as you
can.
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L1FE.--One to whom we are always in
troduced without our consent, but we seldom
quit without regret. % 80 .-.'
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r TITIONs--OFFICI1L.
70 the Honorable the Common ooau efrnAss Dec q rs

70 the Honorable the Council eflnAss' Dec - ,s
GENTLEMEN. The zoe CITY q esns to S ca,,
IN o. property fronting on hTnorans ,; eous
aseeay 10 sseon noiee the contract grading
s o ss, e Canal to eSSpe u wa
Esne s than inches wis by sghsen inches long
ncr less than inches thick If granite having the Sides
Sad books y II q 10 form surface when
ssdau london gravel with coating dressing when
properly ssd rolled suitable roller until we'll
usual eurbstcne four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old
curbirg, ia order to make substantial work.
be raised and graded hight and level In such
free the streets Of in the speedy and
the sidewalks to be raised and tagged
The oo crossings the Intersection of all the sreets 10 be
laid with best North river Tagging and to be four fest WIDE the
inches thick to DO raised in the and graded the road
pavement.
crescent Mutual ms Co., by e. Rahbone Pres't o.
Thos. A. Adsms; Canal l. Bank'g Co.;
Home Mutual ms. Co., A. y. A =; Gssaust
A. Brother. Mrs Jas. Gasauet;
F. W. sewell, f. s. Backner, .-
Mrs. M. D. Mon,ford, Pr. Hen j. +. Harrison, ..
derson Gaines; Ida A. Slocomb,
Per pro II. Henderson, W. Ann b. Cox,
H. ". Palfrey, For the Louisiana State Bank,
A. M. Hoibrook, j. NJ Lapeyre, Pres't;
Henry Parsons, james COLES, per U. Il. Dud-
For Robert r. Montgomery, Frank Williams, Pret Bank
Jas. A. White; of New Orleans
For Est e. Morgan: Thos For NJ and g. Morgan Thomas
For N: Morgan, Thomas Lam George Msesrsssor,
For Aass.iu, Whiting: Shark, Issai,s Hale .
John G. wedersrandt, BIS Story, ~. , ~
John Stroud, Jr., admir-; Aft Penn
John l. sterry. John Davidson, per Jas. c. De-
wv ''' '''''4' cHAs CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen
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--'-...-....es..=.7.ER--OFFICIAL.

CoMpTRoILER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans Jnly I, ls55
EsOaLVED. Thns the Comptroller he, ana
advertisement In the official JOURNAL That in
WITH The ninth section Of ordnance l4 approved March
~ 1884 the Council will not bill against the city unes,
under authority Of an order fo the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lSgned] G l- X. l.. TRACY,
,s President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
tsgnedj l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
Tho attention Of the oicers of the city and of the pube
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
80. I. THEARD,
yyA0a Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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PETITlONS--oFFICIAL.
y, IA r,an,,,.. NEW ORLEANS, November "a, ,sr

To the Common Cornell d New oresns november I'd 1853
specta sha he ma;,r.x res
oS & ang signed this petition they pray yons So
hs sa es. j5a.S s AZ
Ing q hose sfesdy maae % nna Wooden repair
s sna sSe 81 John Baptist sad he
Sr ns same psymsn. cash when ~ war
vsple'ea' ceofding to hs lines and levels Of the Civ s
Nelson Foaele, ass feet on Spain street.
oaifs tx Ell ,s Ct sps sP. .sas street
i sss Stephen z feei On Spain street. --s=
9@s 5;.asss y ss' q ssi ss. IS; Street.
bon al. si. S fss s anps ss Street
\. ossph, IS iset ton on spais street.
sabn ppa asss g 81 feet on s ssn '' William 50 feet
Sssss Il sys Is feet YIN LOUISE yssril;n ssf
ssss. s = i Ssis IT,.
Saints DnsTs. lsss Of Spain and uraphsrt;
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
T. osIsass e Novembre 1855
A PETITION DIES soussignes represente
que Ia maori.e fsquse par Ia nouyee
SoaoSe Srps a s onss
a. as .
rgoss BIZ ponr "a dss bsnqae.tss s fasss
vene soft eantye ct Que so anoriae contractor
d ct
voyer de Ia vile. AS
Melon Fouche, s96 pieds sur Ia rue 'Espague
Thomas Colup, 100 pieds sur la rue d. Epsgne.
MINI Ourei % pieds sur Ia d. Espsgne.
E J. Stsphens Is pieds sur la rue d. Espagne
II c. Pepper, 81 pieds sur In rue d'Espagne,
Mile Iledane, 81 pieds sur Ia rue d Espagne.
r. Walker, 81 pieds ia rue d. Espagns. 4-4=- ..
Thomas Pratt, IS pieds sur l. Espsgne.,
A Joseph, IS pieds sur Ia rue d. Espagne.
J. Heager, 80 peds sur Ia rue 'Espasne.
Sabin Dupsrt, IS pieds. john William, 80 pieds.
Marcelle FAyet, As peds Mare Louise Vatareu, IS p.
Pier, 80 peds. Sepirs Dominique, IS pieds
Frances Foudre, 80 pieds. Louis Valet, IS pieds
Madame Stare, 40pieds v. A. Fagot, 292 pieds.
Francis Darner, 129 pieds.
sans Domers ils pisd. Espagne Urquhar
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
dir Itawsw secretaire du Conse Aldermen
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To the Common Council Of New Orleans :
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
sgsssy That AZ Nsw
NOTICE. lie os making Sep Side
s ..Is 4. & I'M Morales ~
the 10 bs T
sSs v " completed according the lines and levels Of the
ErSo .,. Fowl, 30 feet Madam Jack reda IS feet
ss, ssss 9iss Thomas.
8; Hsasy ssas sssss
A9ss IS ssi ls assans Y
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Au conseil Commun de la Nouyeiie- Orleans -'''
Is.,. ~. sssTss
ssas dns
saT ysn aPrss ena nars aasi. dams osss
sar e. deny ss:es d a Nasqae IA ss
Z L fs as az
@ as % a. s
snT Ct niveemens qui par
E,aous zsyil opsds sur la Nine Jack Fsds IS p pe.
'';s' Pied. ss' sssss.
a ssss.as s ps ss
4ss%s Rsas s1sS's Ss' sgpS'd
dl7 iswsw secraas u consei des
CUAN0.... ........GUANO.....
PERUVIAN AND MANIPULATED.
Also
LAND PLASTER and LIME for poor soil. For sale by
s @ l. s. HOLDEN 4 CO.,
il In No. 50 Magazine. corner Poydrss St
CHAMPAGNEs sss CHAMPAGNE
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NoUyELLE- ORLEANS 8 novembre 1858
Au Consei Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans;
A PETITION DIES soussslgne represente
respectueusement que majore sqnise par la yee
chare Dc III vile signe la presene petition votre
honorable corps de resolution Co troll
eur vendre apres inq onrs davis dams gazette ocee
contrat pour confecon de banqGees brio
en- bos sur les deu1 coles la Morales de St
nand ayenue Wash ngson. lis aussi que la vents
soft dehnitive ct lie MARE soft auore
paequereur. Les placements fats compliant sur
Pachevemen du travail commencement algnenens ct niye
lemens serant donnes par le yOyer la VILE.
Mad NJ Garyty y, 43 pieds ponces.
John Feryes. 43 Iieds 6 pouces
Jack Yultbar, a. peds.
- Mad Zr Ryan 20 piede.
Michael gumplur GO pieds.
Mad Csuliver, 20 pieds.
John Molde, 29pieds. ...
Joe Veetlan, 70 pieds.
B. Blancan, 20 piedsf
N. Cofes So peds.
Thos. Mccormick, 20 pieds
Baptiste B-rcade, 1876 pisds.
Claus Thannarl1n, 81 piees,
j. NJ Jargens, l27 pieds
Augusta Arder IS pieds.
John Dempsey IS pisds.
Augnues Venue pisds
N. A. Ynon, 10 pieds.
70 Joseph Buffers, 100 pieds
Elizabeth Bade o. peds.
Michel Mercear, 30 pieds. ...5.-=
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec IA, 1858.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans. ~.
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
Il specfully showeh that the majority required
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your
rabe body resolution auhoz the Comptroller
SELL after Eve DAYS notice in the official Journal for
making brick sidewalks and wooden
Grod street from Elysan Fields Vaudeville Also
elsyng Of the old work line and level Said
to be nsl and that the Mayor be authorized
the purchaser for the Payments cash
when the wo is completed according the lines and levels
of the City Surveyor.
Emile Mary, l2b feet Girod street.
G. D. Kauz 1870 feet on Girod street
Joseph Pearce, 100 feet on Girod street.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
.e Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvEILE-oRLEANs. Il decembre, 1858.
Honorable Conseil Commnn de la Nouvele Orleans
A PETITION DIES soussignes represente
- respectuensemeut que la maori
charte de ia vile gne Ia presente petitions orient
honorable resolution
yendre cling jonrs davis dams ocele
contra la de bsnquettes bqnes
de Ia Girod de Ia Champe Eysees
VILE lis dem aussi la vente soft enye. que
lie marie soit antose contractor Pac1uereur
seront fats compliant Reinforcement
levoyer de la VILE
Signe: Emile Mary, l20 peds sur Ia Girod.
g. ID. kanz, ID, pieds sur la Girod.
Joseph Pearce, 120 peds sur Ia rue trod
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
d7 law8w Secret.ire dn Conss DIES Assistant Aldermen
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PATENT SMOKE Lex
FOUR SIZES.
The Alligator!
This stands qnriyad in for its many supe
ror qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving entire sails
issS n since ss has % having been
Every Stove sold BY us warranted to give entire satisfaction,
daily cleansing they reqaise-hs as
fine and Pipe free from SCOT and Questioning
orsa q sn sns soy sa a i the
well adapted for Roasting.
the capacities the as Excellent draft even sssson
the heat around the and hot water pipe equaed BY
r # ssS f se Tho ECONOMY
anss ssa & less than
It is impossible give qua.e description Of these
to be they haze only 70 be seen in operation
DO I'm Sole Agent. fer he s.a,s d Loai lama
T .UMBER-LUMBER-L
feet III NJ sss ssdA Yellow Pine
o ss as s:ssfs sss' yellow Pine
100000 feet x wide dressed Flords yellow Pine CEILING
100000 IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
10000 ,ee ns dsss ssp WEs sdfsf
feet h roagh ySy Pine consisting Of inch
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Lahs Shingles
Sashes Doors, Blinds, Mouldipgs, etc, ETC.
FOR sale ut the lowest market prices in lots suit
chasers, by SIMPSON d DORR
$3.50 1y New Basin
WE HAVE THE GREATEST SATISFACTION IN
announcing that TUESDAY the Both instant and for
fourteen days thereafter shall be prepared pay
two instruments due respectively 3 December 1859 and
Both June 1861
J,aA. DENNIsTouN Glasgow.
DENNIsToUN CROSS & CO., London.
A. DENNIsToUN L CO., Liverpool.
New Orleans 18th November, 1858.
Referring to the above announcement beg that
continue our business OF
BUYING AND SELLING STERLING AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE and GRANTING COMMERCIAL
and TRAVELLERS CREDITS.
A. 4 j. DENNIsToUN d CO.,
d2o I'm "A Carondelet s.res.
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NEW ORLEANS, 9Th November 1885,
To the Common Council of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
pecfuy showeth that the majority required by the New
able body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
SELL after five days notice in the official FORMAL the contract
Tor making brick sidewalks and wooden cutters on the north
side Of ST. Avtde from Elyan Fields Vaudeville street.
that said sale be final and that the Mayor 10
contract with the purchaser the Payment made
cash when the work completed according 10 the lines and
levels Of the City Surveyor.
D. B. Macarty, 305 feet on St. Avide street
JAS A. HOPKINS,
- Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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8iSs JAMES A. HOPKINS
!, 49, VN1s y. AIOI III ND,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE-oRIEass. 5 octobre, 1858.
in da la Nouyelj lrlpana 5ef5 .0l ~

NouyELLE- ORLE ANS s octobre, 1883
An Conseil Commun de la Nouyelis- Orleans &c.
| a PETITION DIES s0ussignes represente
que Ia maoi fequise paf
eharte Dc la vile signe presente Petition lis ppt
honorable corps de resolution auorisnnt 10 Control
curl yendre cinq ous avis dams oeele
contra pour confession banqnss biques goes
b0s 10 deux coes de In Baptsse
des Champs Eysees larns Margny rs anssi que
Ia vese soft denve le marie soft auose
avec Faequersur Les paiment sernn fait
pachevem mt du travail conform alignemen
vellenens Qui seront do mes par lH voyer la vie
Frank Meyer 100 pieds Ia rue ST. jean Baptlste.
Tim Owens As pieds pouces,
s8.4l-55 JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dit lawSw sscreaire Conseil des Assistant Aldermen
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IN OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
~ Z I'M AL
MRS j. JEFFERs formerly Camp and Julia Streets
respectfully calls the attention Of her customers
generally to her Splendid Stock Of
Paris Millinery,
CLOAKS, MANTILLAs, LACE GOODS etc.
which she will open THURSDAY the 4th instant at her
NEW STORE,
No. 142 Canal street, ~..n.
Third door from Bourbon,
Where will be found at all times the select
sortment of
HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DREssEs
C0IFFURES CAPEs,
- 5 And other FANCY ARTICLES
DRESS-MAKING, superin,ended by Mrs. j. herself il a
guarantee that Ladies depend that every will be
paid to Fashion, Taste and Style 49, -
Country and Commission Merchants orders filed with
the utmost and dispatch, MRS. J. JErFERS
ms ON l42 Canal street.
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rHonoraSe con,sil de- vile de la souvee-o rlsan.

ArHonorable Consel de vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
T ES sOUssIGNEs proPrietaires SUR la rue
a Is
nouvelle charts do la VILE fae pencau
e. p ss IL ns d.
Canal usana "a rue Calope des bocs granite may
longueur, nayant pas plus layeur sur d1hu
Dc lopgueur mons de dix ponces
avec les cses les extremitss bien dresses de- acon
e surface une quaint lis seron poss ouvrge deva exc
lie dit deyra ae pose diagonalemen sur auatre
uae pouces sable VII gayois de Lohdres eouvrira
dit les joints devron etre emps conynablement
Les pierrss de oordurs habuee anront eure pouces
paisseur ournies par,on. lie uge
de bordurs des deuS c6tss de la du Camp p,r Dc Ia
da Canal iusena caope slsvess une hsasur
rapidemen les banqnees Anss elevaes daees
s aux s pes
pierres a.ge pes de large peds
long p-s mons de pices aepaseu ct pondront
oE ne. Mutual IN sba ba, ssEss
race COMPANY Broth n MN liam James Gasauet.
A. Brother. Geo. NJ Pinckard.
John r. Shaw. Ida A. siocomb.
Mn M b. Montford, par Hen. Ann Cox.
dsfson Gaines proc s. r. Slater pour Ia Banque de
4 Henderson. laLouisiane, j. NJ Lspsyro
i. v. Palfrey James Coles, pour u H. Dud-
Henry Parsons pour Rob Z. Frank Williams Prest de la
JAMES pour o sa ns par Il g. Melss
Thomas Langrdge pour NJ. Geo: Mssgresor
Thomas Langridge, pour Au- Thomas Hale.
gusus Whitney d. u. Rogers
s inna stsu.s1 Co. agent. b Story
John Stroud Jr' admir- john L. serry.
H A. Rathbone Pres, Canal John Davidson par JAS Da
ct Banking Comply. vi son.
DIS 1tawsw secretsire du Conse des Aldermen.