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VIM. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
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ure Engines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass
Castings, Ottawa Iron Works, Ferrysburg,
Ottawa Co., Mich. Post Office address, Grand
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Mill Point, Mich.
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Notions Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c.
Opposite the News Office, Washington street.
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Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the La
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Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
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wa County, Michigan. -f.s
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(F'irst door, aJore he Post Q6ice1
Grand Haven, ottawa Co., Michigan.
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Noah Perkins, Dsaler in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Crockory, Hardware,
Boots aud Shoes. &c. Opposite the stere of
J. II. Newcomb, State ST., Mill Point, Mich.
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Robinson q Co., Billiard Saloon, (up.
stairs,) second door east Of tho ottawa House,
water street, Grnnd Haven, Mich.
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Boot g. Shoe Manufacturing and Re-
pairing Shop, one door below Wallace's store.
Washington Street Grand Haven.
H. KINNEY, Foreman. II. O. FoSIfA.
, 1860-10-06
The New York Fusion.
fFuu Tie N. Y, Ir4hpne, <,h.J

0ae Of tbs jollies. performances that erer
took place On sny 7sage was ensc!ed at Aibsoy
yesterday. The Douglas State Committee met
vi.h hr. s: F. BusteErorsh and The il'ustrious
Alderman Dayton Of Brooklyn, and solemnly
completed the famous fusion. In place Of MI.
Henry 8. Randall, as E.ector At Large, tho Hon.
Gseene c. Bronson waa chosen probably On
account Of the Freesoi opinions be held in
-1s4s. john II. Drower. Stephen P. Rusaeii, " .
B. Dauoan aud ". B. Kobbe Of this city aad
4. l.. Couger Of Rocklaud, were put Oh ~ Dis.
trct Electors, in place Of G. H. collins, Q. o..
teudorfer, F. r. Tillon. J. Robinson, J. Auder-
son and E. Hatght, who declined. ". G. Grain
Of Herkimer was made the candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, in pl.cs Of Judge Allen, and
that was all. w are sorry to say that it il .
fusion in which the hont'e parties are rot fused.
The BEeekiuridga leaders snnouuce that they
shall pursue the 1ar to the bitter end, md the
Hon. s. F. Batterworth ponrs The last contempt
upon the whole sehea,e by declaring that II +.
Buchauaa's administration il in favor Of it. So
ends she motley and ionposnbie efforts at fnnou
in the State Of Eew York. Tbs thing was -
unnatural as the mingiing Of fire and water,
Tho fufe1a have covered themselves With ridf
cule. That il the wholo story.
, 1860-10-06

TUG. ~.hr SUCCESS of which lnsurss the fur
therppprcssion or degradation Of the hum
blest and meapest Of Gods creation. Such
Was the spirit that pe1vaded every sentence
Of Senator Stewards speech-such the apirit
that 1owsd out In every sentence Of Lovejoy's
thrilling utterancca, a3d that lit up the elo~
quent psriods Of Gen. Nye- Not word, in
ali The e1orcises qf that day, but might have
been appropriately uttered in old lndepend.
encs Hall, on the Fourth day Of july, 117s.
{n the .presepse Of .the man WHOSE act has
rendered thst Hall and .hat day immortal.
he shall not draw the contrast In all it,
details. Thoae who looked upon the two
crowds, and Listened to the Speeches Of The
two occasions, have a1rekdy done 20 in their
own minde. II is enough 10 say that the great
mass Of those who participated in the
demonstration Of yesterday, were, in every
respect the moral antlpoae, Of those we
have ju,s described. With rare exceptions
they weru men who neither read nor think;
who lsel bit little intere.tin' government, and
contribute less to its support; who do not
comprehend single one Of the fundamental
ideas upoa which free government il based;
who are tie dupes Of designing priests and
tho followers Of knavish demagogues; and
yho alwas net from the l1stiuct Of selflshress,
from the coarsest and most brutal passions,
from blind prejudice and binder supersti-
.ion. o. tho speeches, it is enough to cry,
TT pp gre Of them 1ose ADORE thenoral lesel
Of those to whom they. were addressed. Read
that Of D'uslas, aud contrast it, in the particu-
lar naned, with he speech Of Seward. What
great principle, applicable to humanity eve-
, 1860-10-06

EST The Uon. Erastus Brooks, Editor Of tho
New York Ezprsn, says, in recent issue:
ave have ID msny ways, and at many times,
expressed cur opinion strongly in praise Of
American Mechanical Art; aud recent vit1t to
the extensive Piauo AanufaetarJ Of Horatio
Worcester, has streug ghened that opinion, and
We are well convinced, that in the construction
Of these beautiful instruments, No Americans
are rivalliug, il not exeelliug, Europeans. The
Philharmonic Society. the nost scientific mu-
steal association in this couctry, uas Worces-
tcr's Pianos at their grand Concerts. We ha,s
had one in constant use for the last fourteen
years, and find no diminptioa in cles.ness OIL
sweetness Of tone. They ara sad to stand eve.
n climate, and are daily being exported to the
Weat Indies. Canada, the Far West and South.
The factory has been newly fitted up in the
nestest manner, and ladies visiting it will find
every facility for makiag their aelectious."
, 1860-10-06

4 correspondent w1ites nd that mhen the ex~
cu,aioa trsin to the Seward Chicago meeting,
Was le.vins L. Sale, i. number Of Douglasites
threw xtones and brickbals at the train, saash-
ing tbs. wi1dows and striking several people
iaside. This is The spirit Of Dauslaa infused
into his ru{laglY foIloNera.
, 1860-10-06
Frank B1air's AppotssaAents. II J!
Hoa. F. p. Dla:r. Jr:, Eill sddress the people
Of Illinois at the following timea md p1.e&@: id.


Gasibaldi is as quick 70 discov er the secret
foes as he ia to punish the open enemies, Of
human freedom. ue hiss abolished the Order
Of Jesui.a md all their dependencies, in the
Two Siclies. Hsre the Order may be permit
ted; but among peop&eb,rueglirg fcf foot
bold on free torritor5, its Suppression il u %.
cessa1y as the abolition Of royalty.
, 1860-10-06

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,,.ra a.n.~g,,- re;,r,.d h,cor,. ~ .v,m;na,
ton. would.be purchasers found lhst In each.
the name Of Douglas was spelled with only ono
Q. An enterprisiug publisher On Like s:reet
is, We learn, about 10 put ont IN edition Of
: Webster, with the sacred word "Dooclss."
soa1lad to suit the notions of the Douola. rnen.
ru, nz..ox w.--c,nn,,.h. u.n
80 r.-:.,~ T.,N.1. 1Sl1
Hi. in q tie r,m of tho sav NAV ha1a .. ,he
MOTT Elegant o1ssutry IN ,he worla.'' NJ doubt
they have. From the sppearance of the Doup-
IN, n,ccc,,ion 7.,terda1 ~ t.ta Inv p,a,tsd
ta&t in tho places 10 hare mentioned aud IN tho
" gin Of the say ~ generally, = modi6ca alton of
the Laceeamonian law preysiie. and thst in.
atead Of putting the unf.yorabla srecinena Of
tho " pis.nt.y "to death, they are shipped of
to America and made up into " "Dimmecrals."
Nor CARa,sp.-The banner which figured in
tho Democratic procession, Just before our last
municipal ELECTION, " Dorn sei1h tax Prot<.k
aan:" wss not carried before Douzlxs' carriage
yesterday. Ills soundness On tae Immaculate
Co.cep:ion question is well enough established.
AID that esidence Of tis conversion vss omitted
! in the programme.
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, 1860-10-06

Presentation. ]. s. Morrill,, Of Vermont
Capt Lee. England; Capt. Harrison, Eugland
Ii. and Mrs. Tonrnr, New Orleans; Mr. and
Mrs. Noulton, Nav Orleans; Rer. &. Beattie
and wife, New York; Il. D. AcGinnus and fam
ity, New 01leans; Hon. D. ". Bartholomew.
Vermont; Cspt williams aad wife, Detroit;
I. H. Bee, Esq, New York; c. Yorkeller; New
York; Norris ketchum, New York; Benson
LEASING, New York; S. ". harston, Boston;
S. r. DeFcrd, Baltimore; E. R. Dowers md
wife, Mobile; Ed. Bemout, New York; r. r.
8tuazt and lady, New Orleans, arc nor stopping
1t tho Richmond House.
Ffax-The alarm Of dre about . O'clock Last
night was occasioned BY tho burning Of two
large barns and u woodsbed, owned by Ir.
Frederick Rohrig. xnd situated in The rear sf
his house on Hslsted street, near Kinzie, on the
West Side. The stables were well flied With
hay. and contained horse aud COW, bath Of
which were got cut. Some half dezen hogs,
| however, under ope Of the etables, were burned.
Mr.. Il. sad his family were down towa I. tho
tins, loving tho procession, and did not re-
| turn until after the FIRE ~aa e1tinguiAhed. Ths
whole less was about esco, on which there wss
$500 Insurance. Tho ere is supposed to b the
work Of ~ incendiAry.
] SAxp's GIGANTIC Coordination CIRces.-This
6ne equestrian company have been delighdng
cur citizens and the thouaands Of strangers who
hare visited our city during tho pxst three OF
four doys, by series Of perform snces almost
uneaualled i, their ]lns. With tbeir gigantic
, 1860-10-06
3artss Tributtj5f;,, i ],
SATURDAY, OCTOBER c.i.lasa<: q
EXTRA PAPERS.

Extra copies Il Tho pntH Asp Tqnux1 of
Wednesday lAss, contalptng The verbatim r.
port Of sanater Stewards speech; slso e1tza
copies Of thu mornings isaas c=ntxini1g ths
records Of S. 4. Douglas aad uesscbel Y.
johnson on the Slavety question. can 4ehs1at
the PREn AND TnBrSx ccuntirg room, No. u
ClAsk street =: -
, 1860-10-06

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
YEETlQr-Iolnt Fe!oIusiou OF tha Senate sd
Hou.e Of Ct the STAT. Of Illinois. Adspte,
FAB. 4 1880:
ire' ~ ths Se~ ate aud Heuse Of Rep e*entative.,
thai e1eEs Of the State Of Illinois BE- I'D they arc
b. 1ebY F2omoeacAd csx. election u member OF
The 0eoe1 Asenbly T. voes for Or Akust czAinz Com
venton To foru new Constitution tor the ossts Of III,
ncl..~
Thls resolution ~, Iasc4 uads. tae foaxn1 pro71on
oIht Constitution ostaLs Ststs:
Ak.1ctx XII. Bee l. Whenever tw thfrda Of Ill the
members etec = <aea hskaeh af the General AastnbY
sh1.l think reesssaJ 70 Alter o1 ssnd ths
they 4hal umeId eec1or4 thA E4xt election
o nbess the General Assembly,. 10 vote for
Atonssottcn aad aha1 appear th1t majority ef u
the OF she 2tn voting 3tt bare
vo:eI Convention, the Ge.tral stnbJ stA II h&is
ne1t seaAon, ell ! Conve -don. e.
1t vii be that hat III Who aEs IN H.
this oportaut stond vote - vctl1&
fH nembera Of the ana not voting at III "a
that ,hs heke4 Of III po1tc1l pass be With ths
words -F.r Convention" n the foot Of them. aaa then
the ypter opposed scs seaf un aud "a
sots akA1stM. toets GEO lm} II. 7. y.
, 1860-10-06

Notice THE ladies' and parents ere invited
this afternoon 1t g. Mi1asole's Dancing Acade-
my, fez the purpose Of making arrangements
Of khe juvenile class,
, 1860-10-06

The telegraph states that the Democrats hare
carried the Upper Peninsula, Michigan, for To-
cal offices, and calls the result Democratic
gain. This is a mistake. That region has been
heartily Democratic heretofore. Here ia the re-
suit last fall:
, 1860-10-06

Which shows that the Upper Peniusula WRIT
Democratic more thaa two to one. The "galns"
ara I NTH
, 1860-10-06

Correspondents of the n. =. Tribunal
PznApxtrntA, Wednesday, Oct 3. .1aD-
Tbs parade of the Republican Clubs tonight
to rece1ve Col. Curtin, At the close Of his cam
paign in the interior, wss the largest and Uo,t
Imposing ever Witnessed In this city, Apd con-
p'ete1y e1tingu1ehed the recent Bel and Ever.
ett turnout, which had less than one.fourth of
the numbers. md did not compare in spirit or
ef1ec: With this demou.tratlon. Upward Of
10000 voters we're in line ut one time, and the
streets through which the procession passed
were thruaped With multitudes at spectators
IA. 'ntlts. who shsered it at al prominent
a s,gni6c.n. ferture Of 1be occasion va. The
sppesraues Of the rew clpb Of "Marcautile
Tariff Men," headed by sone Of the oldest and
be.: merchants Of Tho city. ard entirely oom-
posed nf entern17siug business men, who eel
ihei- "pri2ts," but not their principles. This
display nrs greatly increased the eonfidenca Of
cur f,irnds In the city, which has been craving
daily for the past fortnight. The Impression
no1 prevails that Col. Curtin will carry Phi|a.
delphia by handsome majority. Th3 hones.
friends Of Bell openly .repudiaie the aale OF
them attempted by the managers, and the dis
covery that the Britteh agents aud Free Traders
in New York hare contributed large SUMS Of
money 10 eject Foster row, as they did Packer
in 1856 tn prevent any modification OF the tariff,
has produced reaction and c1cit, ment Col.
Curtin will carry the state by 1901 or 20, 900,
and perhAE3 much more.
, 1860-10-06

The following rsry hsrdsomB notice ofA. C.
H1s1xo. E=q., Republican candidate for Sheriff
Of Cook County, which we copy from the Cia-
cinnasi Polks5taat shoNs The estimate Id which
be is he'd BY his former townanen and asaoci-
ates, aud pata an eGeetusl quietus upon the IT,
ing efforts OF tho Democratic party and other
enemies Of R.publican,sm to ipjn,e him in tho
public estimation: y
Oar Democratic County Convention II Woods
Theater broke up. Is It Il we'll kno~uY iu BcA1-
ds!ous manner, beetuse they coold not agree
upoa : nomiuation for Sheriff. At its asseu.
biing at Mt. Pleasant, Myers and Reynolds we're
tlzown overheard, only Gu account Of their re-
fsctive services, they had rendered 10 the purity
for yea.e.
just compare the action Of the Cock County
Republican Convention at Cbi>ago with tho
Know No!hiCg row IN onr Democratic Oonsea-
slons The Chicago C'c1 eation almoat usanf-
aouHty nominated on thr Erst tallnt for Sheriff
our old friend Anthony G. uesios!-: We cen.
cratic party in one OF tae principal ci:ies Of the
| Uaion ever ncm'n3sed German for an impor-
| rsnt and lucrative of1ire.
Mr.. L. c.. Hesi1g 1esided in this city for =
number Of years, and his nun erousfri SAW
| with regret llia departure from here; be was
! endesred to them by lila personal &misblllty in
sccal circles as well ss by his iscorrnpt'b,e in
tegrity In his business transactions. 4 Reput-
| licao nomination in Cook county being tquira-
| lent to an election, hfs suecess cannut be
! doubtful ior moment, particularly - the roA.
! jority OF the German Democrats will vote for
him. rishuaily believing ss they do that tbs
filing Of the otics Of Sheriff by 8 German will
| be N honor and q great benefit to thu German
popuistiou. Here md ia Chicago nobody
doubts that Mr. HesinE, bY bis business tact and
his energy, is possessed of TIE moss excellent
qualities 10 eli IN cfics hke that for winch Ae
! Mas nominated. -,
, 1860-10-06
CHICAGO, SATURDAY OCTOBER 6. 1850

Tho companies from abroad. 20 far AZ ~
could distinguith them, were tte Aurora, otta~
Wa, bats'la, Waukegan, f. ~. u l>alb md
Jo1ist. The other eompa14ss ~a1e Ill from
this city, and consisted Of tho 1ariaeibles,
E7es-read;es aud Little Giants. The remainder
*ese hued tsam the eea1 and lumber
ga1os, oeeks, solpplnR, brtesJasds about
o!1ogep79:' sne saannea eoo sooaf2a" Ahtna
"oas''r1s oo5s IN Tue e''5 were pfoF'deo Win
'o'cnes' sna one aan Inc ent1fe proee salon was
e'"7ossa ot t'lso gea'lemen VINO belonged 10
none ol tue organized companies Al o. these
fnpromptu companies ~efe 1utnaheo ~ the
saoe's Win cap *no 'o1ea R1aus.
Ane he3oo'4eAa Pfoesa7ioa eoas7'eo Jo7'9-
"'"e ofgaa'1so' o11aeo ano uniformed c7mPa-
Mes o WHICH t"el'e oe'ooaeo In we e't5' ano
Kilt 'i.ae'en !" toe couotf}' LEG Io1"er
turncl oaf about ooo young ns7' ana1ne las-
ter 4.soo, "ane In tno Douglas procession tao
county 'usnlanso 1e1s 'oAa 4oo o' LIE s.''' IN
llns'
n'oS' o' 'ne 'oos"en "e.e a'1u'o II .'sf5
'nesp, eo0asa n'' oao io'Hloz oaAon' 1'"~s
'nIos ~ s.F'pp1os oa snels eoa'S ano 'esn' aao
- :. :.
anu oee'ceo45 inexpensive As 10 tue general
eeaA''a1 .. 'o7 n'eo F" @ae P1oeeasion "nno N
W. ~ aA'e ~ s4pApua Aa@ re
1871 '~1 ~ 4 ]~'
80 1snt..T -. .-.;.,,.-1r .<t.- . - '''' '
r.s c.L-...s - ~
,oaa ~ n.~.a s.ss,.. ~ aaa s a;"..;1t.. .s.|
..,o,~ ~. .,ns.n;.s - ~ go - =. ~.
n'Fco: IN inisa'on Of tne Htpablean pfoces-
.'on LUZ inoS' ol 'no'e " no received 'Aem kept
Inc n!e "0I1s' aaa set5 'e~ "ef2. olsehasged.
NC VI" oo' GILL 'n'' 0'eA''o2-en'y p1e@co o1
Take Tho whole performances together. aud,
considered As Douglas demonstration, it w2s
tolerable SUCCESS; bu: conpaEed with tbs
beautiful, impoairg, sad gigantic Seward DEM
must bs tho verdict Of every fai1.ninded nsn
wbo examined the two aaa:Es. No amount Of
e1:yeratiou aud eb!oriatfon On The part Ct tie
Times end Htrald, nor pui1trJ and white, wash
Ing on the par: Of lis ally ths D.mocra:. can
rescue The Danssaa proceaaion from this vez-
dict. And Jet this was the gres. deuoDstza-
tioa CT The Northrest to receive = Presidential
candidate IN section where hta sole strength
GEMS FROM LAST NIGHT,
In the Efoc4sicu-Pat, hor mich do yes cit
an hourr
whisht {a1sr1} tor he glory 0: tie cause, dye
think I'm hired.
~
Strangtr-(o Adrthal C)-Thsfe Is the
| head Of the procession!
know.
-
Sm2A bo3-(oton'a9 ous AT 9'gh-}-Hell,
BY thunder, doa's 60 no tazdsF. can make
| more than leu cents an hour aslln "DH91Ass on
, 1860-10-06

81 Go to John jonas, 112 Dear born street
and &c: your clothes cleaned and repaired
they will bs wall dana sad 1t pri=es to snit ths
Hroe1.
, 1860-10-06

~ Sea n:cs cargo 0: lumber, Per brig
!" Hollistey," near Van Buren ssreet bridge, for
sale b5 4. ]. Steele, otice northeast corner
Warrington md Canal st1eeta.
, 1860-10-06
Auftlnlt @at<k.
RT GILBERT Is SAMPSON,

E1 dtLBERF t& SAMPH0A
A7cf'oat1A+ ~ L2ke 5sletf.
Aouseho1d Furniture, atova4> MIR.
fofHs Carpets B4u 4t4Mda IT,.
vo-1c~ ivy
~ 5A tuAoA1. Ust &h a 9A o.loet. ~ shall ~,
r. F. ateE: I'D sos h uto1 eeo.stl.xof pa1o-.
atT Ger 47d Or H. foS:a Fu1i:ars. ssafy xAytetY,
Sahs. Tsse &Ts:.% Rso. C1s. ss9. tszio Ea.. I'D
hoe1in1 caa y. a,Sats !41d Aaa crntrs rabss 'Ht
M uE CaAao co., ns:.E!rts. Of 1oss~o:d hFsc1s
o. F.nt md niieys1 Hu,e.aa Ws.h.xs df
.dfs tErxe Sdeao.rts. Ex:esEon Dn'o. Table,.
V.is., +k 8@!.4. IAo&s$&f Ehalfs nd Rok ke'f.
, 1860-10-06

Board Of Trade Nottce.
A quarterly meeting Of members Of "The
Board Of Trade Of the City Of Chiesgo," will be
held .: their rooms, noudsJ, sth list, At II
TX. SE7u CArLS: seo'J.
Chicago, Oct 5, 1860.
, 1860-10-06


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On the morning train over Tho Gslaua md
Chicago Union nAlltuA0, from Fulton Tity th4
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"aolo nunoef o. pA@4enGets' lncloalng "onsn
Aoo en1'o'en' eonoae''f' oiaksnen' engineer,
Aao iteman' was 70; "hole numoer Of votes
oa, - 1ono"s:
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.nen j." ea - 80 AND oeVen coaches in
' , -. ~ ~ sA1s. 1esomon'e ana soo1non'
e' A-u sesu pto'.oeo A. 'ne Of mo Ha'
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..s s.n..;a. +..;a v.' ....s -4e lot W "'5ne
' pous..... ~ u :" - 'ss'<a :, '0'l'"' 81,
, 1860-10-06

EDS. RURAL Nkw Torker.-Seeiug an lnqui.
y il the Euras for azure for that distressing
disease the Asthma, I write to let the enquirer
hare had the spaamodie asthma fifteen years
and never found any medicine that would pre-.
vent IN attack when it WAS coming on until /
commenced taking "Jonas Whitcomb' Rene
dy for Asthma, Ross Cold, and Hay Fever.
commented taking this rsmedy eighteen months
I also usa s.lpetre paper. Saltpeter is present
Telief but no eure- Wbiteomb's Remedy has
done for ma Ill that it is recommended 70 do. I
take it according to di1ections-a tea spoonful
instead ofa tablespoonful Il is prepared By
Joseph Burnett i Co., Boston, Aasa- Pr;es
one dollar per bottle. SARAH SEx1r.
EnDrrows. Y.tes Co.. N.Y.. o:t2-TTh&S1n
, 1860-10-06
THE CITY.

Auction Sales this Morning
by Gutert saupson, Of Nhtts Gnnite, and Chlna
War. cw sid Etsond hand Far1!tust nj "a Lake St.
II " otctck.
, 1860-10-06

L!.tse Dug Of pem1sokuea Pdnse,
Inita' 81 Wales. who = ahon time slrse.
Otanfed h.s title for hia n astern tan1;
Little DUG cumea bosre@--and nothInz u1ose.