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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
Astonishing Cure Of Inflammation of the
Bowels, of fifteen years standing


PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1855.
Dr. C. NJ JACKSON. DEAR SIR Restored to health as
have becn under God by the your invaluable Ioof.
lands German BitterS feel that you this public &C.
knnwledgement.
About the year 1S3S while residing city OF Baltimore
attacked with Inflammation OF the Bowels For some
time paid but little attention to It, suppone IL would soon
pass OIL But the disease grew and became seriously
alarmed at its progress now had recourse to medical ad
vice, but without any marked effect rapidly lost nesh and
became eacated to such degree TO attract the attention
scribe the feeling OF utter bepessnes that paayzed
efforts for fifteen years. eAgth weAred Of life still
willing, for the sake Of my family to make another effort
yielded 10 the advice Of my ends and, experiment.
bought bottle of your Bitters To my delighted surprise
felt change for the better, before had taken half the bottle
continued its use and purchased second BOTTLE which e
ected perfect Five years have passed away and
resident of this city, and willing To give to all similarly
hicted, statement of my case Very truly yours
WILLIAM CARISS, 3l2 Thompson st.
Ask for HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs. Take nothing else
and that the signature of G. NJ Jackson wrapper
OF each bottle They be had Of druggists and stoekeep
in every and village in the United States Canad
West Indies, and South America at Is cents per bottle
cpa Office, AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa. 2w45l
DR.. Rohacks Constituents We learn that
the distinguished aud popular inventor OF those famous Scam
dinavan Remedies the BLOOD Pulls and BIooD PURIFIER.
advers in business columns nearly as many
age than 200 per day. His patients scattered over
the broad West the Southern States and New land
said to the and almost incredible egae
100000 By his patients those who his prepara-
tons their only medicines We presume tn such
nection Is without parallel 10 Medical history. ln4s0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

PsrERsoN for April is already come to hand,
with an endless variety of patterns for ladies'
cases, and other matters of first Importance in
the making up Of lady's wardrobe, fashion
plates, and literary articles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

The meetings of the Methodist church are
continued. we believe, every evening in the week
aud attended to the full capacity Of the house.
The results are in the highest degree gratifying
TO tho friends OF religion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Prove all Things
nR. II. w. WADSW0KTH. Eclectic
II Physician and Surgeon, win be "a attendance a. fss
| AfhtAbnln, Ashtabuls House, Wednesday, March 20
Jefferson, Iho9psons Tuesday, March y.
Madison, Monday, March 28. =
gainesville, Cowlss House, Thursday, MasQA ~
Cleveland johnson Honse, March 26 % 27lh
Kingsyille. Monday, March 81 FT"
Conneaat, Randolph HOUSE, sa.aEaay March 10
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode OF Examination pursued by DR.. w.
is very simple and eniley new and by 1t disease of aag
OF ihe Internal vital crgaa Il 10 very minHtes detee8
Win iaey and eerniny without asking tbs phiient uuess
uon OF having tie least previous knowledge
among me riseases treated successfully b hhn. may
mentioned the fslloWibes
ScIofula. and all Diseases Of a Scrofalous oriR.h
ulesfs funors Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Dseasc sEe
ed Meek Goe Ssroulens Eyes Scala Head Eruiiena
90 TIE Face other pa Cancer, Fsaa, Spinal Dlsaasel
Dyepepsa Gravel Impotence. Stc4uTe ST. Yus nanen Fis
Cpsy, Rheumatism, Drerey, &e, 6e.
All diseases pesnar 70 Females, and al chrene eaaac or
the Bain Dyes Throat Lungs HsaTt, stonagh Liver Spleen
kidneys ska ot other organs speedy warranted IN
all diseases Of Syphptic character
mercury other pOon which
Regular visits will be made during the year giving these
whe eelaenee treatnent opportunity to continue t cud
Dr. ". has fully qualified hnnee nr the practice d his
AZ his
No certificate Of eurss puhhed but references 10 ans
nnmher ef patients, who have been cured will b given ~
those desiring them.
7zs Poor LibsfaRy csnsdsrsd
Any person sending statement ol hel, s,ssfos.
and enclosing "a viii have medlein adatsd a their cs
sufficient 70 last one month or hVe o III Ekprcss
~ TEKrH EXTRACTED wIzHorr PAls, BroAIs1zIsn.
Address IL ". wADswoRrH. NJ D., Baiassa ~ X :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

FIRE-The smoke house Of GEORGE WILL
LARD, occupied in part by Messrs. WELLS &
FAULKNER, took Ere on Saturday morning last
aud in the progress Of its demolition prepared
considerable quuutity oil roast ham for imme-
date use
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

HE HAPPY HOME--We never sp aak of this
monthly but with earnest and heartfelt appro-
baton. 1t blends the qualities of pleasant en-
tertainment with lessons of wholesome instruc-
tion. The mind is strengthened by an acquaint-
ance with its contents while the tastes are i'm
proved, and relish given for matters of a pure,
elevated nature. 1t is needrul companion Of
every pions household. So year. Stone &
Co., Boston. Mrs. james Reed, will receive
single, or club subscriptions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Mr.. GrDDINGs arrived home on Saturday eve.
ming last, in excellent health and spirits. He
looks much hetter than he did this time last
year.-SentineL
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o.rvBIAvD ProDuor MAnkEr-sfarcb ., 1862

FLouR-Durng the last twenty -four hours about 600 bbs
have been rod range Of s. 6I5 75 for spernc and So
l2hG6 so FOR fnir 10 choice extras.
WHEAr-Salee eat good red at 81 80 tracks 100 bush
white At 81 "a track burh red and 800 bush white
At s. 40 irnck; $50 bush wife Mt 81 40 on track.
TIMOTHY SEED--Sale 20 bush at SO
CLOVER SEED-Sale little lots 10 consumers AZ SO.
BUTTER-Small sales Of choice W II at 22c.
EGG9-Mcderate sales at i4c. Very light rccepts
PhTAT0ESsome inquiry for carloads but holders arc In
different about selling At current rates here.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

To TEAcHERsThe Board ofExamners of Ashtabua Coun-
t Ohio will hold meetings at the following times places
for the examination of teachers under the ovide
the reorganization supervision and maintenance of Common
Schools" passed March l4th 1858.
Applicants expected to furnish satisfactory testimonials
AiaA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Ma GEORGE HAIL has renewed his advertise
ment Those in want of anything in his line
would do well to give him call, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Attention is directed to the advertisement of
SEIPLE Co. This firm intend 10 keep their Stock full by
frequent additions consequently the stock on hand will be
500 very low to make room for New Goods
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
New York Store in Ashtabula

SYDNEY BOOTH. Agent for New
~ YORK JoBRTNG HOUSE, will hold forth in the village
of Ashtabula for co Days, with
Large and Attractive Stock Of Dry Goods,
Which viii be slaughtered at rates, far below
The Range of New York Wholesale Prices.
Best American Prints from S to 10 cents.
4-lth Beached sheetings at 10 cents
5-4th Brown sheetings at 10 cents
5.4th Beached sheetings at l shilling
Dueal Dress Goods reduced from IS TO ls centa.
Valencia Dress Goods from Is to l5c.
Best American De Iaines at Is cents
Best imported De Laines at Is cents
coberg Marinos at 2Oceuts
French Prints-yard wide, at shilling
Satin stripe Cashmeres at 10 cents
All other Goods in the ratio. Cali to get the best
bargains
The Citizens of Ashtabuls and vicinity sso invited to saH
and take advantage of this
Rare Opportunity,
of saving at least so cents On the dollar at ths
Old Jerceiry Store Of J. B. Shepherd,
Opposite the Farmers Rank Of AshtabulA.
AshtabulA, January 1852 ar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Dr. TUBBs viii he at the Asbtabula House,
on Monday the l4th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

]. g. wR1ouT has Just opened his spring
stock Of Millinery Goods which is advertised
TO sell at cost
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
Please Call and See A!

Please Call and See
HAVING recently replenished my stock
Ia Of iood now have full assortment Of the very bes
quality Of
Fancy Variety Articles,
which wish to dispose Of as possible The superior
quality OF Goods now offer at greatly reduced prices
fail to give my customers entire satisfaction. All invited to
Call and See,
whal have though they may wish 10 purchase.
Among my goods You will Hnd Pocket Diaries for 1859;
School Books Blank Miscellaneous and G Books The best
quality Of Cap Letter aud Note Paper Ink Steel and Choice
sold Fens Impression Paper Musical In'Irumens tioins
The Sweets Of Juvenile @ In the shape OF Great Variety
Of tine quantity Candy.
Literary Department,
have large assortment AZ Papers, MAgazines &s winch
are constantly forwarded as soon as published.
Also back numbers Of
Magazines aud Papers
firnishsd at = reduced price.
A hne assortment Of
Ladies' Fancy Baskets.
wiek Cans Lanterns lamps and Burning Fluid Hepp aud
Canary Seed, Cutefsh Bone, aud Bird Cages.
For those nice girls and little boys
have SPLENDID Lot Of Toys
,, short all things rye named and many mere.
i you'll but call, think yon'll 90
Somewhat amused, at what YOU see.
And then, should you conclude 10 hny.
~ not Object Oh, ma nod I.
Please reminder the place,
j. T. CHAPMAN'S Variety Store,
a.. A few doon soah Of the Bank. Main Street
ASI Ahbtab0la. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
For sale At oaapman's and Dicks stores.

The Columbus SfGte JOGrAaI notices a re.
voting case OF incest 10 that neighbOrhood, in
which brutal father name Jockey, was On
terms Of sexual intercourse with two of his own
daughters. the eldest II years Of age being en-.
eiente
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

ANOTHER TAoK-rhe SentineI by its silence.
tacitly admits that It's boast about the size OF
its sheet was an inaation. 1t now starts on
another tack, and says The type in which its read
ing matter is set, is much less than that usually
found in county papers, aud thus the reading
matter is greatly increased" The letter used
on the inside of the SeatineI, we think any
printer would say, was Bourgeois, certainly it is
il is not smaller, and that is exactly the size
used on the inside of the Telegraph, and as to
advertisements, .NOaparsa is the size used also
in both papers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY always welcome, is
dOubly so new, with Mrs Stoves ministers
Wooing." On the evening of its arrival, down
town pedestriansm is ialerdeted, aud we sub.
nit like good and loyal husband, to don the
slippers aud gown, and drawing out the rocker,
ensconce our serene dignity for the evening"
The household gather round, and with anxious
but quiet mien. they look up TO US with some
thing Of the respect due to patriarch. while
they are carried along with the rapt attention
which that absorbing tale is calculated to pro.
duce.
For sale at Chapman's and Dicks stores
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Sale of Personal Property.
WE offer for sale the following proper
" ty, to wit;
One year old colt.
One Passenger carriage seats.
One do wagon, SEATS
One small lumber wagons
One Hand Cart.
WE will sell the above property any reasonable time for
good Notes. with approved security. Call on
JOHN huRFIN, or II. c, TOMBES.
Ashtabulh Def, 29h. 1888 9TI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

ENVERY one Of the lovers Of art, eycrT
~ who adnires the beautiful. nnd especially crcry one
who dege 10 look upon the itmiaf face Uf tosr friend
relative Though hat friend may b housands o miles away,
or IN the Spirit fand) take notice that get True
lhe likeness Of yourself or friends az
Marshs Gallery Of Art in Ashtabula,
and also that during The Hoydays IN consideration Of a
c0senssH oi times, viii furnish superior pictures a.
Much Reduced Prices
What Christmas New Year Gifts sfe more appropriate
man 70 present perfect LIKENESS of your fden
INTEND 70 keep constantly hand variety Of good durable
also lrane 70 hang that Is y6u t by your fire.
ue you can behod the face you love beamDg upon you,
pleasure and enjoyment
Having recently rehtted my rooue pa endoavor make
az sant and agreeable possible for all who niay give
call whether wishing pictures not But remember
time waits for no and hard times does prevent death
from removing those you love.
Secure the shadow,
Ere the substance fades;
which you can do at
Marsh's Ambrotype Gallery,
In cloudy as well clear weather between A. Ma and p ~
Rooms irst building south Of Bank. sG9
Ashtabula, Dec 9th, 1853. II. A. MARSH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
MARRIED..

On the sth inst by Rev A. D. olds at the reSdenee Of
sther, In lenox, Miss PHEBE n. HOLMAN, TO Mr. JAM
+. OUT, Of onondagS Co., MY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

TNHE VERY BEST TEA-Green or
y hiAsA, ss EDw Il. R0DERTs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
0ficers of W. Il. Chapter:

LAKE ERIE SEMINARY. The work on the
seminary building. We learn from the Paines-
s'ne Ae'sgraph is progressing rapidly. The
Joiner work will be completed in due time for
the masons Miss oHAFrn. Principal Of the
Mt HOlyoks institution. pays visit 70 PaOes.
vllle' to advise about the internal arrangements
"a well as the general welfare Of tho Seminar
That visit is expected daily.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
LUNGBERMEN's EXCHANGE
In full Blast Again

LUnTBERMEN'S EXCHANGE
In full Blast Again!
4 FTER o silence Of some three years
n the subscribers have turned up at the South End Of
Mechanics Rom, corner of Spring d Main
STREETS, Ashtabula, Ohio,
Where they viii be pleased to ans of their former Ps'rons
and all others In want Of
Tip Top Family Groceries,
staple Dry Goods Boots and Shoeand Ready Made Clothing
Az they opening fresh supply just purchased Ia Ntw
York at lowest prices. among which may be found
Sugars
of all kinds,
Molasses, Syrupa,
Oils, Teas, Coffee
Also: Prunes. dried Cur
rants Figs. and variety Of
Small Fry, too numerous to men,
ton, all of which we will Exchange
for cash, lumber, all kinds Of country produce.
HASKELL & WILLIAMS.
Astabula, Dee 90, 1858. All
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12

Capt. Harry HALL, informs us through the
Post Master at BufalO, that he wishes the Tel
egrGPh discontinued. but the arrearages a.
mounting to several dollars. we are left to infer,
he is quite willing to have us continue or other
wise, as we like.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-12
DRUGS ard MEDICINES.

My stock Of Medicines is more perfect and
general than ever and sufficient to meet the wants Of the
community.
Physicians and Families supplied the most faaorable
terms-by
GEORGE WILLARD.
AsuTABULA, November IL 1858.
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Relief for the Afflicted /

NJ. u. q. CLARK, German Reform-
- cd Urpothic Physician and Surgeon (fbnerly Of the
firm OF Clark Gibson) DO consulted at the following
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SD 90
CHAMPION SEWER

sentemher 2ad. 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

In New York, Margaret Burke, the servant
girl who was arrested OH the charge Of having ad-
ministered the poison causing the deaths of Mrs.
Emily Beetham, who kept the boarding house at
the corner Of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue,
and Of Fayette Robinson, boarder in the house.
but who was released from custody at the eonclu-
sion OF the Coroner's inquest, was rearrested on
Friday, on an affidavit of Coroner Schirmer, ac-
cusing her Of the murder Of Mrs. Beetham. The
complainant was the officiating Coroner in the
case. The murder is alleged to have been effected
by poison No charge is made in relation to the
death Of Mr.. Robinson. The accused was taken
before Justice Welsh and fully committed for cx-
animation. 1t is said that new and important
facts regarding the poisoning have been ascer-
tanned since the inquest, and that upon these the
warrant for the rearrest of Margaret was issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

ls4 ea 600 huff coloreL envelopes, not aihesiv..
~ Very smooth aud thick. r. inches b, ~
i sou Ssss adhesive envelope. very
smooth and dnck, TO suit the Bath paper,
is sd sef sMSb.r-eoored adhesive envelopes. YER,
~ smooth and thick, 90 suit the note paper per
Tho adhesivs envelopes must be summcd sn inch
az ,tde Of the csntIc OF tire i1Psels .,.,,,, of
Is y epnh" s,i his 81. pureSase.
cuslvsy to the articles Of the growth aud manuiac
procur d OF such growth and nsnuiacture OF suit,
able qualty, and at reasonable prices, upon as good
foreign growth and an" %aRP5f s ca" q psTsnSs
wal Therefore be given Ia the Produ tions 81 AneI-
supply any article will STATE whittier the sane is Of
the growth aud manufacture of the utrSi States;
thu senate az G e anne
charge Tor carriage, ON or before the st of SeptSm
Erery articls must Be Of The roy best qRaiify am
1'S !, an a y,, ssa , a. called Go,:
toned will be reg uired for ts irst session: but the
right is reserved to the Secretary to order, upon
during that session OF for any subsequent session
OF the Thirty sixth Congress.
sufficient specimen of each article proposed for
(of paper half quire and of envelopes Isl is to &C
company me proposal, and to be mark with the
and Of paper the weight per ream. The whole Of
each article specified in the foregoing list will be
any such class at the lowest price Equality consd-
eredl will receive contract for the same on exc
cutting bona win TWO or more sur, tee sat- factory
to the Secretary OF the Senate. for the performance
thereof, under . forfeiture of twice the cont act
price IN of failure, which bond 1. to be filed IN
the Office OF the said Secretary within ten days ater
the proposals have been accepted.
If any Article contracted for should not be daily
cred witlin the TIM stipulated, or shonld be inf
rIor IN any respect 10 the sample the bond Of the
contractor will he put in suit.
Proposals should be endorse Proposals for sta
t"nery Tor the Senate" and should bo directed TO
the Secretary Of the Senate at Washington.
Proposals and specimens must he delivered at the
oihce free oil charge. na law4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

FUNERAL OF Bishop DoANR-The funeral of
the Right Rev. George w Doane, Bishop of New
JePey, took place in Burlington Saturday after
MON, under the most Impressive circumstances.
<tan early hour, persons from the vicinity, from
Newark, Elizabethtown, Trenton, Bordenfown,
and other parts of the State, and from Philadek
Phia, began 70 arrive, and by noon hundseds of
strangers were seen in the shady streets Of Bsrling
ton. The steamboats, from Philadelphia brought
up an unusual number Of passengers, and the
trains added to the tbrong. Atl2 O'Clock, a large
train from New York came In, bringing clergy
men and friends Of the deceased.
81. Mary's Church, where the funeral took place,
was hung in mourning, the galleries and chancel
being draped in dark purple and black. During
Ehe ceremonies the bells Of st Mary's church. and
the Presby terian and Baptist churches were tolled
The beautiful and solemn regular service Of the
Episcopal church was performed, Bishop Hop
kins, Bishop Southgate, and Bishop Potter of New
York taking part in 1t. The remains We're inferred
I'm beautiful grove in st. Mary's church-yard.
The burial ground was crowded during the ser
vices, the whole population having turned out to
witness the nterment.
The number Of clergymen present was very
large. Among them were Messrs Odenheimer
Ducachet and Clay, of Philadelphia Messrs Smith
and Neville, of Newark; all the clergymen of Bur.
lingtOn and the neighboring towns, together with
above twenty from New York city. The clerical
portion of the procession was very imposing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

THE QUARANTINE AND SANITARY CONVENTION,
IN NEW YORK.-On Friday, after very animated
discussion, resolution proposed by Dr. Stevens.
of New York, was adopted, 80 that personal quar-
antine of cases Of yellow fever might he safely
abolished, provided that tomitiss, or infectious
substances of every kind be rigidly restricted"
The reports Of the committees on quarantine and
the internal hygiene Of cities were adopted, and
sanitary code recommended to the various State
Legislatures. On Saturday, several important
resolutions, mostly of business character, were
adopted, and the retiring President, DIR. Drscom,
delivered an eloquent address, dwelling upon the
Importance of the subjects that were brought be-
fore them, believing that the only method to Sc
the objects desired was the education OF the
people in sanitary matters. The convention then
adjourned sine die, having previously determined,
on motion Of Mayor Lincoln, to hold their next
annual session in the city Of Boston, the Thurs
day preceding the 18th of June, lo6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

II The Havana correspondence Of the New
York Herald, dated the 18th ult states that there
was not the slightest chance of any revolutionary
movement taking place on the island. The Gre
oles could not meet in any number commune
cate with American flibusters without the knowl-
edge of the police. 1t is said that the filbuster
leaders who visit the harbor of Havana Oh board
the [ nited States mail steamships will find no
protection from our flag if proved to be engaged
in circulating incendiary printed matter, of which
they are suspected at present A Spanish wal
steamer had been sent to Honduras, and forcibly
brought away the brig Franco. detained at Omoa
for breach of the custom house rules Some fl res
had occurred in the cane fields near Sagua Ia
Grande. The health of Havana was good but
business was not vet resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Constitution descants upon the ability
and influence of modern journalism, and ex-
presses its wonder at the temper and spirit
manifested by journalists protesting to be regu-
lated by any rules of accommodating for ex-
annie their course towards the present Admin
istration. The same paper treats at length
unon the ;ustiee and wisdom Of our Indian
policy.
The IUfrHieeHcer alludes to and comments
disapprovingly upon an idea stated by New
Orleans paper, that European war would af-
ford good opportunity for the United States
to take possession of all territories interfering
with our nationality in the Gulf of Mexico.