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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
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Superintendent Pub. Schools, Mt. Gilead
Mt. Gilead, May 81, 1889
WARREN. Lnne l. 1859.

WARREN, June l, 1859
w. p Fogg, Esq. Ch. Com on Tert Books.
d ar Sir-IIilliard' Readers have been in
use in some of our lower school classes, for
about ono year. Th teachers are well PIE ased
with the f, and on the whole they fully meet
the expectations of the examin RS, who con-
mend them to the Board We are especially
pleased with the "workng" of the books de-
sign d for Primary and Secondary scholars.
We have pursued the plan Of gradual introduc
ion, by graduating each class into the new
reader, when change of class became neces'
sarv We shall continue until the old series
are out. Yours obedently,
JAS. MARVIN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

GEAuGA Court AT the recent Common
Pleas in Geauga county Judgment was rem
derod in tho case of II 4, Ranney and A. II.
Thrasher Vs. the Commissioners of Geauga
county, of SEQ, for the Plaintiffs In deciding
this case, Judge Wilder overruled tho claim OF
Drs. Hamilton Mixer of 1902, and c. T
Blakesleo, Esq, of 500, for services in the case
of Huam Cole, He held that the County il
holden only for services necessarily rendered IN
| tho trial Of the case.
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The Superiority Of Hiilnrdia Readera Vindi-
Gated by Disiutcfosiod rnriies.
We give below a correspondence relative to
Hiliard's Readers, between The Text Book
Committe of the City Of Cleveland and the
School Officers in come Of the various towns
and cities where Hillard's Readers are used
Let Il be observed that this letter was ad
dressed by the Committee TO parties who had
made a practical test Of the merits Of Hilard's
Readers in tho School Room, who were &C
quainted with the other books before tho public
land who had no other interest than TO state
the truth lJr the benefit Of the public,
The following letter was addressed simulta-
noously Co.
H. Q. RASNEy, ESQ Pres't Bd. of Ed, Ra-
VIENNA.
Rev E. O. s MiLLRR, supt Schools, NJ
Giead.
Rev. JAS MARVIN, supr Schools, Warren.
@. s. SMMoNDs, Esq, Pres't 3D. Ed. Jeiier-
son.
Mr.. A. B. COrNEtt sup't Schools, YOungs-
lown.
MI. /. FRoHocK, supr Schools, wellsville
B. +. ALBERTs, Principal Schools, Willough-
CHAs. t. PoOLER, sup't Public Schools, Ak
ron
GEo b EMERSON, Esq Boston.
Rev. s. X. LorHRoP, Ch. Text Book Com,
Boston.
Prof @ O. FsLroN, Cambridge, Mass
Mr. joshua BATES, Brunswick School, Bos-
ton.
BOARD OF EDUoAroE Rooms,
CLEVELAND, o May 28, 1859 :
Dear Sirs-1 understand that Hllard's Sc.
ries Of Readers are in use in your public Schools.
Will you do me the favor to state how long you
have used them, and with what result Do
they give entire satisfaction to your teachers
aud do they fully equal your expectations in re-
gard to thom
Your compliance with the above request will
very much oblige
Your Obedient Servant,
W. p. FOGG,
Oh. Com. on Text Books.
To which the Committee received the follow
lowing reply
RAvRNNA, o.. May 80, 1859.
W. p FoGG, ESQ Dear Sir:-Nearly one
wear ago, after a considerable discussion as tC
the relative merits of the different Readers ther
in use, we adopted in all our Schools Hillard'i
Series of Readers, and now after having givei
them satisfactory trial during that period, il
six different schools ranging from Primary t,
Hinh, we have had no occasion to regret Ou
decision, and Jeiiepc that series of Readers 10 b.
far superior both IN point of selections and adap
tation TO he different grades, to any aOi0 IN use
We had for many years previous used MoGui
feys Series, but after a careful and thorough ex
animation ofth merits Of each, zoe gaze Hiiiard'
the preference and a more practical and tamaid
aequdjnianee iOith tkem since, h1s but eonfrme
our opinion as to the reldtibe merits OF the tlVO
Truly Yours,
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KEEP oooLl SAVE YOUR los l-schooloy'a pat
ent Iceberg RefrgoratOrs. never become musly or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, BnswOrth a 90.
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Superintendent Schools, Warren
JEFFERSON, Ashtabula Co, o.,
Moy al 1910

JEFF ERsONi AsulhuuIa W. ~
May 81, 1859.
W.P. FoGo, IEsq.,-Dear Sir:-Yours of
the 25th of May was received in due time, Hill
lards Series of Readers are in use in our
Schools. We have used them but one term
They were adopted after careful consideration
aud comparison with other Readers now muse,
and although we did not regard them tree from
imperfeotons, yet iCe think them peera6le To
anu others toiihin our kROloledge.
Since they were adopted, there has been no
cation in relation to them by the Board of Edu-
cation. but no dissatisfaction has been express.
cd Aud / am still satisfied that our action in
adopting those Readers was judcious.
Truly Yours,
@. s. SlMONDS.
Of Ro,rd of Educaton Jefferson Ohio
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MoNpAY MoRNlNa, ln ao. So.
TRAvEi.i;...a's RHulsTFH.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Chamberlain, Crawford Co-Norhern Transportato
Co e Express.
Isaac A. Isaacs.-Summor Clothing
George Spencer-Flour for sale.
J. b. Cobb sCo.--AIagazines.
Gordm, Mcmillan Co.-Flour for sale
Stilson, Lock Frioe.-Cgution.
o. Gutter observation-disclosures Notice
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.lrrLpaE 81 the .EngIo Saroll.

Farther PoINr, (Below Quebec June ls.
The Steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool on
The 9Th inst, passed this point this morning.
bound for Quebec. Her advices are four days "a
ter.
In the Liverpool cotton market the quotations
reported by the last steamer were barely main.
tanned, and 10 some cases there were sales at a de-
cline Of / 3D.
All qualities Of breadstufIs had slightly declined
The provision market was dull
LoNDoN, June 7.-Consols are quoted at 90 l.2
TO % "a
The steamship Anglo Saxon brings most impor-
tant news from the seat Of war. great battle has
been fought near Milan, In which the Austrians
were defeated, with the loss Of twenty nve thousand
killed and disabled, Five thousand Austrans
were taken prisoners. The French loss is stated
at twelve thousand. The Austrians have evacu-
ated Milan
The Queens speech was delivered in Parlia.
ment on the 9TH inst. II contains nothing very inn
portant.
A motion was pending of want Of confidence in
the ministry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

FoR the best qualities of segars, Tobacco and
snui, go TO B. G. Dieiz, M Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

S6g- Arnoated Oil for any inaamed surface
Corns, Bunions Burns, otc., at Halls Homeopa-
thlc Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr Cheesemnn,s PnIs.


he combination Of ingredients in those Pills Is the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their ouoraiou and certain in correcting an irregularities,
Painful AIens ruations removing all distractions, whoth-
from cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side pal
tation of the heart whites all nervous affections, hys-
erics fatigue pain in the back and LIMBS &C disturbed
. sep, which arise from interruption of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of a new in tho treatment of
these irregularities aud Instructions which have consigned
40 many housan ofthe young the beautiful and tho be-
owed to PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
health unless she regular aud whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eeCtual remedy ever known for all COM
aints peculiar Females To all classes they are inyal-
uable {ndteng Dh certainty periodical regularity Thoy
are known To thousands have used them at different
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF
the most eminent Physicians IN America.
Erpt directions stating WheH aud l9aen they should R0i
be used with each B0Xths Price One Dollar each Dor, con-
f1ining 40 Pills. ., mn
valuable nam0hlet be had fee of the Agents pills
ssnf by mail promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally; .
X. B HUTCHINGS, General Agent
No l6S Chambers st. New York.
SnId in Clevelaud by VIM. FISKE and GAYLORD
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From the many severe tests that have given
HALLETr, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS

From the many severe tests that have given
HALIETr, DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesatinsly pronounce them eminatg superior in
ion elasticity of touch and power Of tone to any have
used in this or the old country Another striking
feature Instruments land where others ton often
ta1 their remaining under the heaviest aud mos
dlfcut playinguot a string shatteHug dating, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer ena
bed at all times to give instantaneous effect to emphatic
assarCs.
, Signed GUSTAFE sATFER
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PrLLs together
form the two great health giving remedies OF the nine
teenth century While tho former acts through the eA.4l
nal orfces as wa or penetrates the parched soil the h
ter peri6es the blood and renders the physical machlre
healthy and vigorous.
Sold at the manuiactory' No. SO maueh Lano' ~" Wv
york and by ali Druggists 25c &C. and 81 por pct or
28
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Eo- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and frpgile maUtle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, June I3
The New Mexican Mail with dates from Santa
Fe 10 the 18th ult reached Independence this
morning News uIimpOrtant,
Three companies Of troops were met At Cotton
wood en- route 10 establish post at the crossing
Of the Arkansas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

KARL FoRMEs,

Who visited ONO for the first time in company with the
renowned
KARL FORMEs,
And whO prououneedb many greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER1. was pleased
to write tho following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERw
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LONDON MARKET June q.

Barring Bros. report bToadaufs dun but steady
Money MuTkut-CunsOs closed ut gilfa8Ia. American
securities slow Of sale but horo b change In thS
quotation.
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THR CHANGE OF READERS IN THB PUALIc
SoHooLs.-The change Of Readers will take place
in the Public Schools at the commencement Of the
next term, in accordance with the action of the
Board Of Education at its meeting on Monday eve
ming.
We wish It well understood that this change will
not subject the parents Of scholars to any expense;
the exchange will be made eBeR, giving new
Reader for each old one now In use. This change
Is not only without the usual Objectionable fea-
lures but win be pecuniary advantage TO the pa
rents Of scholars, ae0 Readers will be given for
those many Of which are worn 30 "a 10 he unit fOr
use, and which would soon have TO be replaced by
purchases.
We shall adopt liberal policy in making this
change, and endeayor to make every one satisfied
O. BEER
With W. D. Smith & Co., Publishers Of NcGufley
IW.
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THIS EVENING.

FoR BUFFALo-Steamboat Cry OF buffalo, Capt PER
KiNs, Or NJ Steamboat Arctic, Capt FISH, 6N F.M.
FoR DETRoIr-Stoambg at Ocean, Capt. EVANS, . P. NJ
WARD, or NJ.
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OF Board Of Education, Jefferson, Ohio

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 81, 1859
W. p. FoGG, Esq Dear Sir - reply to
your inquiries. We have used Hillard's First
Glass Header in our High School since last
September, with very satisfactory results. 1t
has fully equalled our expectations. l am sir
Yours with respect,
A. b. CORNELL
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~ For City News, see 1rst page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, sec
fourth page
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AUoTIoN.-Auction sale of Unclaimed Rail
Road Baggage and Freight, Saloon Fixtures
Orockery, &c, by o Gutter q Son, at their Auc.
ton Room, Bank Street, on Tuesday, June 2lst
Sale commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 2td. .
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrlpio
donu at the Printing Establishments Of the Leader Office
the latest impr we'd and mostrapd presses The
best STYLE short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
tioular attention paidto blank work Every description
ofBndng done, especially Blank Books. edgers Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Rocks, &c. SC.
lR The Daily MomIng Leader is for sale a
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Yours with respect,
j. l.. FROHOCK,
gup't Of tho W. u. 8.

Mr. W. p. FoGG,-Dear Sir :-Hllard's Sc
ries Of Readers are in use IN our Public Schools
and have been the past year can say Of
them that they have given entire satisfaction
to the teachers, and also to the patrons of the
school
IeOnsider them superior 10 any Reader I haze
eDer used Yours Truly,
Is. +. ALBERTS.
Willoughby, May 30, 1859
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From the LeaveAworth Times. June 18Th.
Knuaaa ElertEou
We give below table of returns which is
substantially correct, giving the Democracy the
benefit of any uncertainties
SUMMARY
C3rnpe CrOps,

Republican. ....,. =. %
)0mOcrnt. "
Doubtful
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~ Physicians are generally 10th TO speak
word in favor Of what ore cal ed patent medicines" In
deed is an article in the code ofmedcal ethics a the
physician who sanctions the Of such remedies cannot
be considered member Of the National Association But
thero arc exceptions 10 tho most stringent rules ana many
Of the disciples Of soulapius have ocualy bees com
psiied bv the force Of acs 10 recommend Dr. J. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BTrrERs, for those aiseass'
which are only prevalent during the summer ano ia
They have ascertaned that there are no IN '
,harmaoopia that com. with TINS "oalou uut
- ine,,,n,roblo compound for the depngemot
~ b vsem Tbougands OF families residing along the
low grounds Of the and Southern rivers are now
convinced that they have found medicine peculiarly
adopod for their ailments while in other portions OF the
country during the summer months the demand Tor 'he
article Is equally large
For sale by druggists and dealers generally
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NJ J. DTOKERSON,
tIaie Of Tho Grm Of Amber Diokerson,l
DENTIST.

once 49, Superior street. Ksadeirs siort.
Dr u q new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
be- pleased TO SEQ all Of hs old patrons and others who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anas and fod exposed nerves capped and saw
cd. also eeh inserted gold silver oorao vuoanile
base platinum plate with continuous gum, which IS
% much used east. N.Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

IB The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, schuokers' and Olmstcd's news depots.
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sup't Of Schools, youngstown, o,

WELLsvlLLE, June lst, 1859.
Mr.. W p. FoaG, Oh Com. on TeTt Books,
CieBeiand o.
Dear Sir We have used Hillard's Series
of Readers in our Schools for nine months past
we have practically tested the merits ofthe Sc
ries and fud il adapted to the wants Of ouT
school Our Teachers are we'll pleased with
them, and find that their introduction has been
attended with good results,
We cheerfuIly recommend these Books TO be
worthy Of the favorable notice of your honora
BILE Committee.
Yours with respect,
j. L. FROHOOK,
limit of fho w II q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

Tile Restorative is pat up bottles OF three sizes viz =;
Laige, medium and SMALL the small holds x a pint and
retas or one dollar per bote the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more IN proportion than the small rcins
Tor two dollars per bottle; the lge holds quart 40 per
cent u1ru IN proportion, and reais for three dollars per
bottle -
% j. woop 3 co pmPrieiors No au broadway, N.
York, and No. IA Market stleet, ST LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all Druggists and Faucy Goods Dealers.
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NEW BOOKS RECElYED IN

MITCHELL'S OUTLINE MAP
AGENCY.
THE WESTERN Trade Supplied at
Il Publishers not prices by
may2l INGHAM BRAGG.
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Aud Successors 10
L0NGMORTM a XImmERmAM.

~ For sulo la Cleveland by b. 2 Ames VIM Fisko
J cob Laisy o. Makenzie y Churchill " w.
Parks Co. q. 10. krausn, n. &, hrowor H. q. Hopkins
Louis pmbstuoitor, and by druggisisgenerally.
inIid glY2Hi M"
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- The Dyspeptic can have all his woes ban
shed II he viii but use HutchingS Life EHhannt Weak
et0mach feeble DIGESTION disrofs atcr eating oqal fo
habs blousness, low spirits vii hna master in ths
a6ove compound Sold by WM FISKE Cleveland, and
by druggists generally hpflAa"oM'p
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= HuLchlngs. LlIe E1hlIaFant ls qulok
~ Tbe vieiim of Liver Compliant viii discover

tn Huchinps LIE Erhiafant grand pa auacea, uuequaed
r immriap and permanent elect 40 this distressing CONF
piunt ID likewise uuders the mind calm nnd cheerlul II
raIuvenatas aud restores strength win magic qulcAhesa
Sold by Wm Fiske Cleveland
~ The nervous will find Hutohngs' Life
E1harutor q remedy for a their suffering, and per
SONS who from tho ujudicuuB Of liquors. have become
detected their nervous sYstans ehhefed unp opntl
utiOus broken down, hOld by VIM, hihke, Cleveland
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Death Of E. T. Sterling.

Various opinions still exist in Cleveland as
to the cause and manner of Mr.. Sterliug's
death. The Coroner's jury rendered the fol-
ing verdict: .
The jury find that Mr.. Sterling came to bis
death by hemorrhage on the braiu, produced
by fracture of the skull. That circumstaIl
ces surrounding the case. as developed before
the Jury, lead them TO believe that the frac-
tnre was caused by violence, but at whose
hands they cannot determine; that while ex-
pressing said opinion. they also believe it pos
sible said fracture was caused by a fall.
The verdict is sensible 1t admits the Dos
sibiity of his death being caused by fall
Considering the high state of intoxcation
the hypothesis Of fall is quite as likely to be
correct as any other Nevertheless, as be may
have been the victim of violence. the City
Council have offered reward of So 600, tn,
County Commissioners 81, 900, and Mr.. w
j. Warner $500 10: the murderer.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
County Mas. Meeting on Sis, inst.

The County Central Committee issue in our
paper to-day, their programme for the exerci-
ses of the Mass Republican Convention des
ignated to be held in this County by the State
Committee.
1t is to be hoped that Gov. CHASE. and the
able speakers who are to accompany him, will
be greeted by one of the largest political
gatherings ever known to the history of Pnr.
tage county.
The Importance of our present political
campaign can scarcely be exaggerated. Our
political opponents understand this-the pow
ers at Washington feel it-and all the iuflu-
ence, of whatever character. that not over
scrupulous Administration can put forth, will
be thrown into the scale against US.
The slave power is evidently alarmed-that
alarm is the fruit of conscious. growing weak.
ness Amid all reverses. The friends of free
dom have made some notable stand points,
and gained ground and victories for freedom.
! Kansas has been rescued from the very jaws
Of the slave power. and the sentiment of free.
dom is rapidly growing and extending in the
border slave states. Empha,ically is this true
10 regard to Missouri, and the establishing OF
Kansas as a free State, will exert an immense
influence to diminish ard finally eradicate
slavery from Missouri. What inducenept
then to work, that we may, out of the thronp-
ing evils around us. yet more evolve good.
But we have yet, as Republican phaIanx
of freedom. mighty efforts to put for,h aud
struggles to encounter which will tax all our
eueg'es
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
California News.

The steamship NORTH Star has arrived
She left Aspinwall on the Sd inst. and brings
California advices to the 10th ult., which have
been anticipated by the steamer Habana at
New Orleans.
The North Star has nearly FIVE hundred
passengers. ,ss. e.
The excitement 10 the isthmus In relation
TO the golden images in the Indian mounds is
dying out. s s,s5
Advices from st. Thomas state that the
English steamer Parmatse is still lying on the
reef near that port. All her cargo has been
thrown overheard. Divers are at work blow.
ing up the coral rock on which she is lying.
The California markets were dull, and there
was but little prospect of immediate improve
ment.
The East India and China Products were
declining in consequence Of the heavy stocks
on hand. eaa7e
Advices from the Isthmus are unimportant
The sloop ofwar ST. .Marys sailed from
Panams on the 28th for Realeio.
Advices had been received from the revo
lutionary movement in Carthagena to the 23d
Of July. when the Liberal party had pronounc
Cd against the authorities. and appointed Ju
an Jose Nicto provisional ruler.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
News from Havana.

The steamship Quaker City has arrived
with dates to Aug. 8.
The yellow fever at Havana has become an
epidemic.
A decree had been issued permitting The
importation Of live flesh without the payment
Of other duty than the customary port cbarg
60.
The Banco Agricoia and the Credite Gu
bans. also Banks, are going into liquidation.
Sugars were dull and had declined to u t.
8 reals for No H.
There was nothing doing in molasses
Exchanges had improved. On London
per cent. premium On New Yorh 81 p
cent. premium.
Freigbis we're nominal.