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ANNAPOLIS, Feb. %, 1861.

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. %, 1861.
APPLICATION TO THE GOVERNOR FOR THE PARDON OF
JOSEPH II. EDwARDs-CosT OF CRIMINAL CASES
FROM BALTIMoRE-ILLNEss OF THE ADJUTANT GEN.
ERAL-AN ABoLITIoNIsT COMPELLED TO LEAVE
oBsTRUCTING THE RAILROAD, &C.
His Excellency, Gov. Hicks, has published the
required notice in regard to application OF
pardous in the case of Joseph Ii. Edwards,
convicted in the Circuit Court for this county, OF
manslaug hter in the brutal Kyle murder at the
18th ward polls in Baltimore, the I'd of Novefn-
Der, 1859. Ten of the jurors who tried the case,
recommend the release of Edwards from the peni-
Tertiary. The notice appears in the Annapolis Ga
zeHe. The offence was committed in Baltimore
city, where remonstrances, if any, are most likely
to be obtained. The case will be open until the
18th of March next.
The costs in the County Court, at the special
term, for the trials of parties from baltimore
amount to 81 9S6 49, which will add slightly to the
already heavy tax on your citizens.
Nicholas Brewer, of j., Adjutant General of the
State, has been confined to his for two months
and is now dangerously i'll. ......
A Yankee schoolmaster was run out of this coun
ty last week for delivering an "Abolitionis
sermon" at school house in the I'd district.
Yesterday boy, apparently about fifteen year;
of age, was arrested on the charge of laying Oh
structions On the Annapolis and Elk Ridge Railroad
He says he is from the western section OF the State
of New Y ork, and having no parents living, came
here in scar CHI of his uncle, residing somewhere II
this county. His reason for attempting to throw
the cars from the railing because the conductor
refused to admit him on the without ticket OF
money. He was committed to Jail for further
hearing by Justice Glover.
Some eighteen or twenty members of the Gov
errors Guard left here this afternoon for your
city, in order to attend the Greys ball.
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There are certain theorists who maintain that,
Notwithstanding the action of the Cotton States,
the UNION is still intact; and who furthermore
contend that, though every State between the Gull
and the Ohio should secede, the Federal Govern
ment would be thereby neither impaired nor de-
sroyed. This, in our Judgment, is opposing a
very fiimsy abstraction to very stubborn facts.
If all the slave States secede, and the in
coming administration should undertake, in
conformity with the wishes of It's supporters, to
coerce them, the struggle will be practically a
contest between States, in which one side will
seek to strengthen itself by using the name of the
Federal Government; but the latter will in reality
have no existence. II. De TocQUEvILLE long
ago foresaw that such would be the result of any
serious dissensions between any of the States and
the General Government We commend his OBJ
servations on this point to the attention of our
readers. The italics are ours:
However strong may be- it cannot easily
escape from the consequences of principle which has
once admitted the foundation of its constitution The
Union was formed by the voluntary agreement of the
States; and in uniting together they have not forfeited
their nationality have they been reduced
chose to withdraw its from the compact would be
difficult to dsprove its right of doing SO; the Fed
It's claims directly either by force by right In order
70 enable the Federal Government easily conquer the
resistance which may be offered to ii by any of its
subjects, would be necessary that of them
should De especially interested in the existence of the
Union as has frequently been the case in the history If
considerations. - = '' -
fit be supposed that among the States which are uni
ted by the federal tie there some which exclusively
enjoy the principal advantages Of nn,on ~ hoss ro
perity depends on the duration that union IL il
questionable that they will always be ready to
the central government in enforcing the obdrce ~
the others. But the government Mould then BE- $3.50; -
force not derived from itself but from princins ~,
trdry to its nature States form considerations in es w
derive equal advantages from their union; and in the
just alluded to- the Federal Government would derive
power from the unequal distribution of those beneft
among the States. ea rsI
If one of the confederate States have acquired nra
ponderance sufficiently great to enable it to take excn
possession of the central authority it will consider
the other States subject Provinces and IL av cause 10
supremacy to be respected under the borrowed name
of the sovereignty of the Union Great things man fhen
be done the Of The Federal Government bit h
reality that Government mil hare ceased erist In both
these the which acts in the Of the con
federation becomes stronger, the it abanons the
natural state and the acknowledged principles Of confed
eratons.
These remarks are no less just than pertinent
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and if Mr.. LINCOLN pursues the policy which he
now seems inclined to follow, NJ. De ToceUEyLLE
anticipaons will probably be realized to the let
ter. The administration will call ont the militia,
and the demand will not be responded to South
of MASON and DIxoN's line. The regiments of
the Northern States will march against the South
and in that case the government will ''be exerting
a force not legitimately its own, but derived
"lrom principle contrary 10 its nature 'Great
things may then be done in the name Of the Fed
eral Government, but in reality that government
will have ceased TO exist" The war will he in
fact between the States Of the different sections in
their capacity as States.
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Mr.. LINCOLN, the President elect OF the UNITED
STATES will arrive in this city, with his SUITE TINS
afternoon, by special train from Harrisburg, ana
will proceed, we learn, directly to Washington
1t is to be hoped that no opportunity may be at
forded him-or that, if it be afforded, he will not
embrace ito repeat in our midst the sentiment;
which he is reported to have expressed yesterday
in Philndelnhia
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1861

reliable and comprehensive review Of the Baltl
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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EMPORIUM OF APT.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment Of Looking in store, suitable
every position and of all sizes.
Mantel Mirrors Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornicss, Tables Brackets, Consos, &C. at uneqused
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock
Particular and undivided attention is given depart
nent of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, SC
FRYER'S Galleries.
So 81 South Calvert st eet
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS,

DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES or THE THROAT LUNGS,
Fl9 Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd.
The practice OF Dfs. HUNTER d WILLIAMS is confined ex
cusvey the treatment OF Chronic Diseases the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT s9ICATI0N, and the that
has attended their latos is sufficiently well has
demonstrated not only that Brochts Asthma Catarrh
Granular Sore Throat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption IN all Us stages a durable disease ard that
the direct application OF remedies, by inhalaon
TO the seat OF the m2lady, instead OF giving them by lie
ach always overaxed and delicate these diseases
hereafter be regarded by the profession the only
tional ali scientific mode OF treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated by
pondenoe-medicne, instrument, &c, being them by
express In order to obtain proper statement of such
cases. form of questions has been prepared which will be
forwarded by letter application. jalT-eo3m
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS Of FINE WATCHES
William DXoEs, London, ani Jules Jurgensen's, Copsn
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Brcguet's NICKEL WATCH
GLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES. the best Time-KeeL
for sale by GABRIEL H. CLARK, corner Of CalyeI
and Water Importer Fine Watches eweIrY
Chains Silver and Plated Ware Lecoultres Swiss Razor
aud StF03S Cold, Silver ami Ste Spcctacles suit
ages New goods in store Purchasers will please ca
Eotice--Stors CORNER GALv ERF and WATER SIS
arI6t
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MANN's DINING R0oaA.

Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor, who will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the substantals vel
the decaces of the season-havng made arrangement
TO be supplied with all kinds Of GAME as they come il
On hand, fine lot OF BIRDS, which will be up
short notice.
81 MANN's CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
the Of this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayette street.
au29-tf G.. q. MANN. Proprietor
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D. r. STTLTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAP
IS N. CHARLES STREET,
ja11.tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUEs CHURCH.

RooFING RooEIEG !! RooFMG ! !!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSIrIOH ROOFYNG
UNI vailed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFEGrLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEoUALLED FOE EcoEoMr
UNg.vALLED FoR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EY2GE CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis BuilGin&, North and Baltimore cts
iy2@-u Baltimore
IMPORTANT 10 HousEXEErERs
I know that they can save money by purchasing Woo
dy Saved and Split, ogice ogCity 8isasa sire Wa
Vii,
No. SEoE.H.sFEEEf
ra-tt JAEEg H. JOHNSON
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Coon TIMES OR BAD TIMES.

You CAN'T co WITHOUT Shirt
THAT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED FACT!
But good times bad times, it is every ones
get good article for the lowest possible price $50 that It
good) by all go to ADAns', and ne will Shirt yo
good, and Shirt you cheap
The finest sl.75 good Shirts lower.
Making Shirts 70 cents each.
ALL FOR Cash.
ADAMS, 14G Baltimore street
jaI9tf UrD Stairs
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Dr. 8. T. CHURCH, Dentist, informs his friends, patrons
and public generally that his Office is now located No. 50
NORTH CHARLES STREET, near Lexington. ja25-lm
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ECoNoMY ! Economy II

IN TIE ia z TLAND INSTITUTE EALL,
By Rev. H. T. HURN.
subject-"LABOR \ NECESSITY OF PROGRESSIVE
HUMANITY" fa22-sSt tn
TpREV. JOHN LORDS LECTURES.-The
w. Second ecture Of the Course on the GREAT W0
MEN OF HISTORY win be given n TUESDAY EVEN
ING in the Hall Of the Law Buildings St Paul street,
February 2jth OF s o'clocS
Subjsct-hEi. OISE-Wom2nS Love.
lroiy- rts
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NEW GOODS

GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
store, corner of Calvert and Water streets d20-tf
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fe23tIOsf
NnAp AND CANnI.pS - nno hnrna h..

SOAP AND CANDLRS.-1, O00 boxes best
- Mould Candles all sizes suitable for shipment any
climate; 500 boxes best Brown Soap; improved
Chemical Olive Soap, for sale by KIMBERLY BROTHERS.
corner Pratt and Patterson SITS fe23Str
BACON, &c.-75, 900 lbs new Hams, Sides,
IL Shoulders and fine Breast Pieces, smoked Dried
Beef smoked and picked Beef Tongues picked Triple and
Pigs Feet spced" in kegs &C. &C. for sale by KMBER
LY BROTHERS, corner Pratt and Patterson SITS fe233tr
uAMS.--5, 900 best Sugar-cured Family Hams,
4 l. canvassed COO superior sh ppm Hams, for sale
by KIMBERLY BROTHERS, corner Pratt and Patterson
streets. fe23 Str
EEF.-Extra Mess, No. and Prime Beef,
I'D constantly packing from choice heavy cattle expressly
for ship for sale by KIMBERLY BROTHERS corner
Pratt and Patterson SITS. fe23 Str
MESS PORK.-l00 bbls heavy Mess Pork for
IVA sale by KIMBERLY BROTHERS, corner Pratt and
Patterson SITS fe25 Str
DORK.-lOO bbls. Prime Pork, so bbls Rump
I Pork, for sale by KIMBERLY BROTHERS, corner
Pratt and Patterson streets. fe233tr
DEANUTS.-l00 bags Wilmington for sale by
L EDWARD L. PALMER & co is Bowlys wifi fe2s-tf
100 mn POUNDS BULK SHOULDERS,
IOO.OOO Sides and Hams, received and for sale
by A. l.. WEBB Bro corner Pratt and Commerce sts
T ARD.-l00 bbls. Prime Leaf Lard received
II this day and for sale by A. L. WEBB Bro corner
Pratt and Commerce 1t
DRINCE OF WALES OIGARS.-Pressed and
i Lopdres, Fgaros Cabanos and other popular brands
or sale, wholesale and retail, BY GEO. H0LLINS u North
Charles street. fe2a2m
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The London correspondent OF the Dublin 7ele-
graph, in noting the death of relative of the
Bishop Fenelon, is reminded that five months ago
died at a convent in Bouogne, at a very advanced
age, and after most edifying life of penitence the
original representative of the Goddess of Rea-
SON." enthroned by the sanguinary mob Of the
great French ReVOutioD
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GEORGES CREE

PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-TEia
celebrated Sauce fast suprsediDg all others From
richness and delicacy Of ITS favor, it has attained popu
afiiy incst great this country in Europe Fol
sale Ivy all frstclass g-ocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE Importers,
oGl.ti SIS West Baltirnor street
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AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE "A competent citizen
of the South, who has enjoyed much experience in
armory and arsenal work, and in the manufacture
of proecties, fuses, Shells &C. and the casting and
making of ordnance, has commenced active
engagements for establishing centrally in the South
a mandatory of the materials referred to- The
mandatory will include Rfed Cannon, of iron
Cast Shell, new styles of Cartridges, new shell,
and several new inventions and well-tested improve
ments in implements of war, in addition to the
common and welI-known materials. All the asso-
ciates or assistants engaged either as capitalists
to establish first class armory and military foun-
dry and'workshops Without seeking or claiming
official patronage, il will be expected reasonably,
by the propretors, that fair share of orders will
be given by and for all Southern States, provided
the articles offered give satisfactiona condition
which will be cheerfully accepted. We are not
authorized at present to give names, but can open
communication with any who desire further inior-
nation for proper motives.-C Charleston Courier,
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G. a s II
. z s. T f. NJ /.

G a III
= Y 8 T rs NJ.
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
If PAID FOR AT TIE TINE TIE ORDER is LEFT
j. HENRY GEESE s. CO,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
e9- THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL. dsif
COLTS PISTOLS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
dl9-tf 239 Baltimore street
WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE g. HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS G co.
$40 239 Baltimore street
LADD WEBSTER h Co.'s
tt c ri T-STiT "a
S E ~ NJ . III Il c HIN Els
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
80 i't DAAIiA'%s SlhhhF
S-f'''' oe'"se" 0'l'ef' al" S'u'h streets
EEDDO IEA-A dehghttGl article, part OF the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received ard
for sale by GREEN Il Y0E,
9Sl-H W Baltimore street.
DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving citizens from his Rooms q Saratcgs
street DR.. Kennedy Corns and BunoDs in wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope thai
Mr. kenney's success will he srch as viii repay him toi
years OF study. oN-y
ISRAEL q 20.
DRY TY ES
! WATER-C0LORED
gEZZoTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
| ulI-tt l25 BALTIMORE STREET.
|
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SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
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| 4he nhest ohlit Si'' :
| Shirts ma de, ii materials furnished,
| for IS cts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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NEW CoNFECTIoN.- "A new bon bon has been
produced in Paris 1t consists of an eatabe bOu-
quet, which is neither more nor less than bunch
of real flowers covered with crystaized sugar,
which is applied while the flowers are on the bush.
The ingenious inventor is reported to have sent a
Princess Cothilde. The delicious odor and bril-
liant tnts of the flowers are preserved, and when
the fair possessor is tired of gazing upon it, she
has still left feast fit for Hebe. 1t is said that
no bon bon yet produced can equal in. lelicacy
this floral tit-bit. Roses prepared in the same
manner. The effect on them is peculiarly beauti-
full, the sugar sparkling like dew after a summer
shower
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MILITARY
GILHAM'S TACTICS
HARDEES TACTICS.
SCGTTS TACTICS.
CAVALRY TACTICS.
COOPER'S MACOMB'S TACTICS.
INSTRUCTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY.
INFANTRY CAMP DUTY.
FIELD F0RTIFICATI0N AND COAST DEFENCE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

Us HrAplcnR is the favorie sign by which .ss nssu.
makes known any deviation whaevsT IRON Sh 'e n nav be
looked on as safeguard intended to gve notice 81 no
ease which might otherwise escape sttennon, un ~
late to bo renaeded and its indications should never
DO neglected. Headashes may DO easnsS
Headache 10 exceedingly common, and tne pIeeuIDo o
Of A great variety OF diseases. among whcn aIe APo
plexy Gout Rheumatism, and ell febriie niseAtss 49,,
its nervous form it is synPsne1Ilc ,sns,o disease
constituting 6ious headaches OF worms eons.pau0n; sn
and other Of the bowels as well as renal anu
nterire affections. Diseases Of the heart are very IRE
quenty attended with headaches anaemia sno pisSS
are al,o affections which frequently occasion
Idopatho headache is also very common, peng usua,
dlstp Quishtd by the Of aefvoAe hedddono some
times coming on suddenly In stale OF fapparenty sounI
health and prostrRtng at once the mental anu pny
euergIes and in other Instances comes on sowy net
aided by depression of spirits or acerby Of temper
most instances the pain in the front OF the head
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiung'
under this class may also be named ReuTdfola. A. n.
For the treatment Of either class Of headacne e
phac pills have been found sure and safe remedy
eyipg the most acute pains in few minutes, ana, "
its subtle power eradcatlng the dSeaEes OF when mead
ache Is the unerflng index .
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Constipation or Costivenssu

Mo ons Of the .smany ills that eah Is hair to" is SO
SO little understood and much neglected as
CosyeneSs often originating in careeisness, or seden
tary habits. II Is regarded slight disorder OF 70
little consequence to excite anxiety, while In reality 1t
Is the precursor and companion Of many OF the most Ia
tal and dangerous diseases, and uness early
II will bring the sufferer to an untmey grave Among
the lighter evils OF which Costiveness the usual aten
dant arc Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul Breath,
piles, and others Of like nature while long tram OF
frghtfu diseases such malignant Feyers Abcesses
Psralysis Hysteris Hypochondrasis Melancholy, and
Insanity As indicate their presence In the system BY
thisalarmng symptom. Not unfrequenty the diseases
named originate in Constipation, but tate on an indie
pendent existence unless the cause Is eradcaed In an
early stage From all these considerations, follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever It OCCURS and person should neglect 70 ges
box Of cephalc Pills the nst appearance rune COM
pIant as their timely use will expel the insdous ap
proaches Of disease and deitroy this dangerous zoe 10
human life.
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777% p YNE eRf y,
s. NJ Rnl
L MSg, 30 2
81; DISCOvEa J
~eH OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY, OF ROxBUKX;
M has discovered In one Of our common pasture weeaa
q remedy that cures
3 Every Kind of Hunaor,
~ FROM s.. rEis
The worst Boroiula down TO common Pimpl'

The worst Bofofula down TO o common Pimpio'
He has tried II In over eleven hundred cases, and ney
or failed except in two cases, (boh thunder humor ne
has now In his possession over one hundred OF
its value all within twenty miles OF Boston. gt
Two bottles arc warranted TO cure nursing sore
One 10 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of Pmplea
Two or three bottles will clear the system OF blles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst cankor In
Ths to Ave bottles arc warranted TO cure the worst
kind Of Erysipelas. -. ,,... A.,
Two bottles are warranted to running Of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted 70 cure corrupt anu
One Bottle will cure scaIy eruption Of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted TO cure the worst
Two or tsree bottles are warranted to the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three 10 four bottles are warranted to cure
Five TO eight bottles win care the worst case OF scro
benefit 10 always experienced from The first bottle,
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity Is
taken. ,ovnrpv u.aa
pK,p MApAM----The reputation Of the Medical DIS
covery in curing all kinds Of humors $50 well esao
shed by the unanimous voice oil al VINO nase eve, @
A. that need not say anything onthe subject as Ie
most skillful physicians and the most careful
the country are unanimous in Its praise. -, r
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your nonce,
no ~ WIN lui & 90 ,hose diseasea 10 which
lieVing all, anu curhB nvs VI TS, nost srcruciatng
you are unfortunately 80 nan,e ,h A"A' "'''
disease to an aneetionate moIneI,
NURSING SURE H"O
Is cured as fby miraclei your own semPss
70 is aS .ss srmhers and the Medical
Irettulnaps 70 calm anu ShiSssing IN YOUR husband
US DlScSUsry SUv:sSoiS SoiSi0' ''"
In The more advanced stages Of
CANK II IL
IteKtends to the stomach causing
hth IA othtng hpt canker on the stomach then 70 the
Tt,St ,r,.s,nso :, nVI"s and '"'
KIDNEY
creating sinking gone feeling and an indifference evan
vIeauns Vi s,.n -. s,lS 10 ,t,t S,mtIv '
" vov, .ov 'steT stonocS oc IA
i'A' avn vNEEAuEn
nA" nv N
your food disresses you, and you can only taKe ees
kinds, and even Of that your system does not get hall
the nourshmen' ~ ,Snn sorr comnierion loaes its
ns cSnkeI S saov and greenish. and your best