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GpGES~ PALMER'S LIQUID BLANC
CS DE PEARLE-Is fast supersedng the use
Of powders for the face, In addition to all the de-
srable properties of the finest POWDER it possesses
that of aaying all Inflammation, removes tan, sun
burn and frackles and whom properly applied its eff
ects not be dstiD gushed from those of natures
own beautier. II Is applied with soft SPONGE rub
bing the face gently with piece Of soft flannel after
1t has become dry. Price so cents.
PALMER's BALM OF ROsES.-Is n pre-
paIation that will be duly appreciated BY all that de-
sire to restore by art the bloom Of youth Its appli
cation is quite easy Its effects perfectly natural and
Its use is entirely harmless 1t is applied with a
mOistened cloth. Price 25 cents.
PALMER,S TREBLE EXTRACT OF
COLOGNE WATER.-The sweet and lasting fra.
GRANGE of this article has been the subject of general
admiration for the past ten years. 1t closely re
sembles the celebrated Farina Cologne in fragrance,
while many persons prefer it to this world renowned
article. Its prepared from materials of the greatest
purity, wit all the skill that science afol d. and
Is destined to supersede most articles of similar
character 1t Is elegantly put up in fancy Toilet Bot.
ties of various sizes; also, In quart and pint packing
bottles to replensh those Of more costly character.
S0L0N PALMER, Agent,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery, No. 80
West Fourth.street. no2
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Wines and Liquors for Mediein.
Ill. al Use.

TINE OLD BRANDIES. .. -.
H. Fine old Bourbon Whisky;
Fine old Rye Whisky;
Fine old Holland Gin o.. -r..t ...
. Fine old jam sica Rum;
" 3" Fine old Madeira Winesj '. lfH' .tlt v.....
.. Fine old Sherry Wines;
'i' Fine old Bry Port Wines; ..t H .i'
Pure old Juice Port Wines; h.u a
stll and Sparkling Catawbs, Claret, Scotch Ate,
London Porter, WOlfe's Scbnapps, Charles's London
Cordial Gin, BinntDgsr's Old london Dock Gin, 70.
These Wines and Liquors have been selected With
especial care and may be relied upon as strictly
pure and Of the finest qualities For sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
no7-o Opposite the Postoff1ce.
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~oFFICE OF THE PAssEN.

WR GER RAILROAD S1zzrxzEsn
COMPANY OF CINCIN, l{lI1Il
and Race:streets, October rs-2MXll:.ssz
u, lS9.-This road Is now open. Cars will start,
AZ intervals OF ten minutes, from $50 4: N. un-
tl midnight, running eastward on Third-street
from wood 20 lawrence street, and westward on
Tourth street 70 smith, and on Tifth:street to
WOOD. Ctizens Will please bear In miod that the
stopping for passengers.
Ccl3.H JAMES j. ROBBINR prssident
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TO EB UILD E r S.

WANT TO BUILD THIS WINTER
hree small Brick Houses 10 be fni shed early IN
let rlg FOR which wish to pay part casn ang ~ ne
ala pce In GOOD Farm. Address A. d. i, BOX l0o1
Int hpnau, o, nos'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
chronological and Physiognomical
EXAMINATIONS,

1DE3fS w hln " II n m u AMI LIE.
GE SCRIPTI0NS Of Character, indicating the
or Profession In life 10 which each per-
son may best succeed and be most useful and happy
by DR.. y. RHAESA, No. Joy Eourth-sreet.
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'NDRANDY IN BOND. JOHN BATES HAS
1Djust received an importation q choice Hranay
Monnie & Go. For sale wholesale and retail
NATIONAL THEATER BUILDIEG,
ooa, ~NSi-'-1 fT1VT Sycamore street.
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AsGBSKENNEDY,S MEDICAL DIS
HSS COvERY Is acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United Sates to be the most eeCtual
suffering, and effected more permanent cures than
any preparation known to the profession Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scad head, scaly erupions
the system restored to full strength and vgor. Full
and explicit directions for the cure of liberated
G1tI t dpc tta F SGes % RSg9
PARk, SURE, EgKsTE1N 6 CO., and GEORGE
M. DIXON. Price&l. sepl9-ay
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western Lands.
Texas, Land.

81 nAA. ACRES OF THE FINEST
&sVVyyy LAND for stock raising or agri::
cultural use will be sold low for cash, or exchanged
for farm In this State or Kentucky. .,o
noTaw. J0I fHSig WM.l D. BARRY &CV.
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- SMOKED SALMON AND HALIBUT.-.
- Just received, eight caees very hns Smoked
Salmon and Halibnt For ssieP%ynu.Inhcn ssie ~
NJ, On and Branch Store 3to West Fourth-st
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Land Warrants.

stftH III j ~ ~ "a
NNE WILL PAY THE, HIGHEST MAR
w KET rrice for Land Warrants and make 10.
cations for our friends through agents, any
the States where lands opon for entry and attend
to paying taxes thereon. WIN. D. BARRY COl
noiaw 10 I'N ..atala j. iPostofice Building.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
For the Journal
our County Fair.

MR. MAuN:-1s there anything doing among the
artizans in this city toward being properly repr
scented in the grand procession from eur city to the
Fair Grounds, to take place on the slst inst. can
hear of but little IN that way. There is to be .
splendid display by the farmers on that occasion,
and it is their wish, well the earnest desire of
the officers of the Society, that the various mechan
ical branches Of Muscatinc, ns well ~ of other
towns in the county, should unite with them. And
why should it not be done? Most certainly it ought
to and can be. Let each mechanical branch convene
meeting of its own members, appoint an energetic
committee to carry out the object, and the thing
sciM be done -, ...., %
We can well imagine the special, as well as the
general effect such display would produce. We
have in our city variety of occupations, sufficient
to employ some two dozen or more wagons. For
instance, there are bakers, blacksmiths, brush-ma-
kers, butchers. cabinet-makers, chair-makers,
perters carriage.makers cigar-makers, ooniection-
ers, coopers, gnn-smiths, jewelers., lock smiths,
marble cutters masons, millers, paint
ers photographers printers, saddlsrs, shoemaksrs,
tailors, timers, upholsterers, wsgsn-makers, &c.
Each car or wagon, properly decorated with fags,
notices. &C., should contain such implements of
the craft represented as might be deemed most
suitable, and, where practicable, one or more per-
sons busily employed in their use. procession
of the members oteach trade is not required.
The very liberal and comprehensive Premium
List fully justities the expectation of large num-
Der Of competitors, and this will insure y proper
tionately large number OF visitors from various
parts Of our own and the adjoining States Hence
the report of the display will spread far and wide
and viii have its effect. Let not, then, do i'm
by neglect, what can be done more per-
iecty and to our credit. Surely we have sufficient
pride and energy where the cost is so trifing.
What saw NV brother mechanics? BARE Ann.
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The STATE OF Iowa, sc
MUsCATINE COUNTY, W.

To John McCune Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that on tho 10Th Of
i April, A. d. 1852, j. McMenomy and John
g. Slime filed With the clerk Of thu District Court
of Muscatine County. Iowa, petition claiming of
you the sum Of Eighty Doilars, with six per cent.
per annum interest thereon from tho 22d day Of
February, 1859, as justly due them on . promis-
sorry note executed ty you to their order fer the
sum Of Eighty D'llars, dated at Muscatne, Jasu-
airy 2Oth 1859, and payable thirty dayf after date
at the Mu>oatine Branch OF tho State Bank of
Iowa, and also praying q writ of attachment
against you.
You are further notified tina, at term of the
Distrist Court of said county, held at tho city of
Muscatine on the 81 .nday in August, 1859, tho
original notice in said CAUSE bad been returned
"nos found" q to you, and that on the proper ai-
davit said cause was continued and an order Of
publication granted for the purpose of giving me-
tics of said cause.
Now, unless you appear and answer to said petit
tition o. or before the next term of said District
Court, TO be holden at Mnscatine, Iowa, on the
LIST Monday in November, 1859. judgment will be
rendered against you IS prayed for ey the petit
tioners. J. Il. NISLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Muscatine, Sept. Q, lS59-w5w-prs fec.$9
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zar How many household. have been desolated
by that terrible disease, Consumption And how
gradual and silent tappiosches! A slight cold
. hacking cough-spitting Of bl,od-and the pet
of the family lies cold in death! But it shelf
any ope-would take Hollands Balsamic Cordial
in the first or second, and sometimes even in the
third stage Of ths disease, Immediate relief would
ensae and life be prolonged.
So also 10 Influenza, Larynsitis, Asthma. Bron.
chitis, and particularly in Group. Tho latter dis
ease the terror of parents, is completely inecue ~
in presence Of the bAlssmic Cordial, and may be
Cared by few doses.
Prepared only by Dr.. G. N. Jackson, No: As
Arch Street. ,nd for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United states and Canada
Price IS cents per bottle.
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STOLEN CATTLE.

.TNAKEN up on Monday morning last by the IN
i dersignes, residing on the telegraph read
miles from Muscatine: Two yoke Of oxen, one .
red OF with crop and slit on left ear; QUE about
the same color, with white under the belly and =
mum Der of small spots of white the head, one
with head and sides red, With white on back and
while belly and white on the rump. Any person
having yosi the same cattle can obtain them by
proving property and paying charges.
ALEX KENNEDY.
- sent, 15tb. 1e5e-dtf i2s 4saI'
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YE AND EAR .
r. UNDERWOOD

DR.. UNDER W GOD,
|nF CHICAGO, ILA.-yHE EMINENT AND
~ SkILLfUL OPERATOR ON TIE EYE
AND EAR, whose reputation is 70 extensively
know throughout the United States,
WILL ARRIVE IN MuSCATlNE,
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 10th,
And may be consulted at the O6ILVIE HOUSE,
where he will remain until Sept. 23d only.
DR.. Underwood being a regularly educated Ply
STEFAN and Surgeon Of tho old school, will DO found
fully competent to perform any operation on the
Eye and Ear required to restore lost sight or
hearing, and by othor scientific means to remove
any disease Of those delicate organs within the
reach Of human means.
The DEAF AND DUNN MADE TO HEAR AND SPEAK.
Tho extraordinary and formidable oper atoms
lately performed by DR.. U. several cases of
Deaf-Dumbness, by which they were made to Hear
and Speak, ian operation believed to have never
before been successfully performed BY any
other Surgeon ON the A mericAn continent) is GER
tainly calculated to create hope, not only in those
81 m larly fcted, but to inspire iuil and entire
confidence in tho minds Of those who may be suf-
feriAy from partial fetal afness that they con
have their iseasfs completely removed and Hear
,ne restored
Parties uaacquainte with DR.. U.S professional
reputation, will BE- furnished with references o!
the highest respectability when required.
~No charge for an examination or opinion.
sep Z dlw-w2w
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MAR RTE D.

In Louisa county, Sept 18th, by Rev. Q. Wood
house, Rev. W. G. Ayers and Miss LAURA G. Rob.
DkN-both of Concord township.
September l4th, 1859, by Rev. NJ. G. Cass, Mr..
ADRIAN HICKMAN and Miss SUSAN A. DoLsEN-at the
residence of her father on N uscatne Island.
Cupid has telegraphed to us that something very
dainty may be expected from the bride in this
office by the next train from Washington. The
artful little sprte has always been very honest in
his dealings with us, and we feel no hesitancy to
offer our choicest congratulations to the happy
couple after his present assurances of a reward.
Cupid, "hurry up the cake-s!" ss. .s.~..s
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STRAYED.

ENROM the 81 bscribsr living on the Wilton road,
L seven miles from Muscatine. on the LIST Of
September, 1889, four milch cows-one . muley,,
red color, with boil the second, light face
brown round the eyes and white stripe down the
back the third oil red except white spots on the
bslIys and the last rod spotted COW, with short
tail Five dollars reward will bs given for the re-
turn Of the above cews, or for information Of
their Whereabouts. JAMES HILL.
Muscatine Sept. 16th-w1m*
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STATE of IOWA,
MuscAtine County,
In tho District Court
uf said couDfv
Goo. w. Wilneripg,
W.
james H. Jones and
Mary Ann Jones.

TO James II. Jones and Mary Ann Jones:
VOU are hereby Motif ed that on the 10th day OF
l. July A. D., 1859, Geo y. Wilmering filed in
the Office Of the clerk Of the Dstriot Court Of Mus
es,ine county, his petition claiming OF you, the
said james II. Jones, the sum of 81 ,Oos sO-lVo
with interest, as money duo him on = promissory
note executed by you, james IL. Jones, to said Pc
tioner, dated Dec 3d. 1855, payable three years af
ter date with ten per cent interest per annum. Said
petition also prays the foreclosure of your right to
redeem from mortgage executed by you, the said
defendants, to said petitioner to secure the payment
Of the afore'aid note, upon the SOUTHEAST 81 ar
tor of the North-Ea quarter of Section Il, in
Township II North of Range 3 West, being 40
acres of land in Muscatinc county, State OF Iowa.
You are further notified that on the 18th day Of
July, $50, tho sheriff Of said County returned you
mot found''-and that at tn. August term Of said
OF urt upon affidavit fled required by law, an
order of publication granted by said court. up
on you. Now therefore unless you appear and an
swer to said pctieion before the first day of
the next term of said court, judgment will DO rem.
dsred against you and decree made for the sale
Of SAID premises, and your right If redemption
therein will Re forever barred and foreclosed.
RlCHMAN & BRO,
- Solicitors for petitioners;
Muscatins, Sept. 9.h-w5w-prs fec 50
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River N cws.

Bic LOAD OF FREIGHr.-The steamer Pembina
took from our levee, Friday, over 1900 sacks
wheat and -four, 100 bbls -four, l wagon, and sun
dry lots Of freights belonging to passengers.
MURDER on THE PRxsNA.-The second mate Of
the steamer Pembina struck one of the deck hands
on the head with stick Of wood, at Sabula, on
Saturday I'd, killing the unfortunate man instantly.
The mate attempted to escape but was promptly
arrested by Capt. Hill and handed over to the au-
thorities ut Sabula We did not learn the names
of the mate and the murdered man.
suNK.-The steamer St. Mary sunk in the Mis-
souri, river above St. Joseph, on the 18th inst The
boat was valued at $40, 600; insured for 5000.
soLp.-The report abroad that the Blackhawk
and Keokuk were sold, which We published and
afterward contradcted, has turned out to be true.
The Keokuk arrived here on Wednesday night, on
her way to her new quarters, and the Blsckhawk is
expected up this morning and to leave at o'clock
or St. Paul, &c. The Keokuk will leave tomorrow
morning for the same place at the same hour
Day. Gazette, 9TH.
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WEST LIBERTY ACADEMY.

BYRON CARPENTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL. .
T>HE next term Of this Institution will com
j mence on Wednesday, Sept. fth. ~
Besides tho Primary and Common English stud
les, tbs Languages. Mathematics, and Higher Eng
lish branches will be taught, to meet the wants of
those wishng to 6t for College Or to prepare them
sslvss fer 6ssiness or Other pussS1ts.
Special attention - sslisa to the fart that .
Teaeher's Glass will bs opened fer the hsnaft Of
thoss who intend to teach. J. II. SCOTT,
ssp1-wln sec'y Of Board Of Tfsstsss.
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PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS

PLASTER IS APPLIED.
Rheumatism, Lamness, Stiffness, Weakness, De-
bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs,
Colds, Pains and Aches Of every kind, down even
10 Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and
with little patience, PERMANENTLY CURED,
by the MAGICAL influence of the MAGNETIC
PLASTER 1t is the simplest, sursst, pleasant
est and cheapest remedy in existence. Its sppli-
cation is uuivcTsal-squal to ths strong man, the
delicate woman, and the feeble infant. Its
use is agreeable, and without annoyance or trou-
BILE. Its price is wi tain reach of all-rich or
poor; all may have il, and all should have it who
are sick, and suffering in any way. ......--t,
FARMERS aad PLANTERS should alw0ys b.
supp,ied with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. twill
be the Good Ping sioian in any household, ready
at all times, and at instant notice.
Put up in alright tin boxes. Each box will
mako six to eight plasters, and any child can
sp,oad them. Price Is cents . box with full and
plain directions.
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor ana Proprietor. 10 Walker e., NJ
Morohead's Majestic Plaster is sold BY al
Druggists nd Dealers in Genuine Medicines
everywhere.
Dec. 8, IS5S-iy-d5taw-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STRAY COW.

CTRAYED from tho subscriber In NlseatiAe. =
- bright red COW, white strip on the back and the
tail white. long heavy horns with points broke of,
one ia shorter han the other, about six years old
Any person giving information or returning said
cow will greatly obig and shalt be rewarded for
his trouble. p. Al. HESS.
September 16
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N O TICE !

n OF &c E
CEALED proposals will be received at the fay
y or's Office, in Muscatine, until Monday, the
Sd day of October, A. d. 1S59-stating the terms
and length Of time persons will contract for
running Steam Ferry Beat across tho Mississippi
river, as the city of Muscatine, to the Illinois
side of said river. 1t is expected that parties
wishing to contract will state what they will or
will not do, in relation to keeping the Ferry
landing on each side CT said river in good order
to keeping the roads on the Illinois side in good
order-to starting when called upon BY any Dor
sons from or on either side Of said river-the
amount of charges for taking across persons and
property-the time for which said contract 10
wanted-the kind of boat-and all things per-
tanning to the keeping of q good and sufficient
ferry. The contract to be granted BY the council
irrespective of terms or applicants.
BY order of the Council. GEO. MEASON,
Sept. 500. Mayor.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
oI TX hundred acres Of land, about 500 acres in
- cultivation and balance in timber, situated
about five miles from this city, and known as the
Kendrick farm, Will be sold in LOTS and upon forms
to auit puychaseTs. g .Es8A D. c. CLOUD.
August 24--d&wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

HARRY O'CoNSoR, of Muscatine, has been
here during the last week. and will rems in here this
week in attendance ut Court, rs Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Last Monday night he made one of his glori-
Gus speeches at the Sixth Ward Club meeting. We
must use Harry while here. There is no more pop
uar Republican speaker in tn. State, and none
more willing to do good work for the cause. Our
own people here would like to hear = speech from
him, while the announcement of his name for
speech in any township in the county would draw
out men of all parties.-Ddr. Gazette
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Rellgloua.

The Conference of the United Brethren Church,
held ut Lisbon this State recently at the request
of the United Brethren denomination of Cincinnati,
Ohe transferred Rev. c. HErzLER to that station,
where he succeeds very eminent and aged minister.
He was formerly engaged in ministerial labors in
the Miami (Ohio) Conference, from which he was
transferred to this State Mr. Hetzler has filed the
station in this city two years. and leaves many warm
friends; indeed, all who became acquainted with
him during his residence here were compelled to
admire snd respect him for his purity Of life and
truly Christian walk and conversations. During the
extraordinary religious revival that prevailed in the
different churches in the city, about year ago,
which resulted in "Union Meetings'' being held,
and in much good, We trust, Mr.. Il. was one of the
leading spirits. It appeared that at such times, he
was gifted with peculiar power, and his exhorta.
tod more thsn commonly efective.s Mr..
Hetzler is young man, of excellent physical con-
'stitution, powerful voice, and-what is most inn
rportant--is q consistent follower of his Divine
Nastss. He Aill, we doubt not become an eminent
iaborer ior Ne causs Of Christianity. We are
asssrsd hat he carries with him the wsll-wishea
for his fasurs prosperity o. not only his United
Brethren friends, but all Christians Of his acquaint
ance. s, -a f.s 1900 j.
We learn that Rev. Mr.. Snyder, of Pennsylvania,
who has been laboring for some time past as .
missionary in Kansas, has accepted an invitation to
succeed Mr.. Hetzler, in whose stead the last Con.
ference had not appointed . minister. He will
preach his first sermon next Sabbath. IS.
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gDISSOiLU TION.

20 DIS SOL u TON.
n He copsrtnership heretofHs existing between
i the undersigned under the name and style Of
Waters John Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent having sold all their interests in said firm
to Adam Ogilvie, who is authorised % collect -.
sets and ID to pay all liabilities Of said firm.
eaa O. p. WATERS.
A. JOHN.
Mu.ntine, July Is. 80, dlmawsm.
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a Gentlemen wishing to purchase any
thing in the Hat and Cap line viii fad 70 Cd
assortment ct KEToHAn's City Boot and Shoe
Ste.s, No. 176 Second-st.
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MUSCATINE STOVESTORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
u q B . Ell q p .

D ENG Obliged, BY the increase Of business.
ID have put up forge, and IN other ways in r
creased my facilities for doing JOB WORK in all
its branches, and having re.secured the services Of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention of per-
sons wanting anything ia that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, Cutters, Conductors-also,
GALVANIZED Iron or Copper Cornices, Window Caps,
&c. VIM. A. BKOWNELL.
NOTlCE.-Having made permanent arrange
ments with VIM. A. Brownell, will DO found at
the ''Musoatine s owe Store and Job Shop" where
| will be ready to wait On those needing my serv
ces. BEN. BEACH.
July ~, 1859. ...- ....
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DIED,

On Thursday. Sept. 10th, 1859, ISABELLA D., con-
sort of Isaac b. Essex, of Drury, Ill.-aged So
years, 10 months and days.