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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-29
Dental Surgery--New Arrangement.
DRs. WHITE d ROBINSON,
S..r-na.nrs IN nr 4 Rarr A.lfahnln

THE Citizens of Ashtahnlu aud vicinity
are respectfully informed, that Drs. WHITE ROBIN
SON succeeded Dr. A. Barrett and may be fund at lis
former Office DESTROYS OF making permanent residence here;
believing themselves competent to do frat Glars opera
tions in every department Of
Surgery and Mechanical DeIdisiry.
they offer their professional vices the public vi the
expectation osecuDg the confidence and satisfaction OF
all who employ them
Charges will be moderate and certainly low Il ose of
good dentists in this region.
We can give ample references but after Dr Rarretrs fat
eng card above feel Ourselves sufficiently inir9deed TO
the people; y. z, MillIk
Ashtahiia jan l. 1862. CPS W. u. ROBINSON.
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DIED.

In Richmond Center, with heurt disease,
JACK b. GAsKILL.
In KingsviIle, on the Goth inst, Mr.. RUEL
STANTON, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Stanton was an old and respected citizen
of the County, and sustained the oharachtcr of
a Christian 10 connection with the Baptist
Church and died in the triumphs of faith. III
know thar'my Redeemer liyeth" were among
his last words
In Geneva, the 18th, inst, EFFIE, aged 81
months, twin daughter Of Andrew Boomhom.
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PiIls-Pills.

Among the large quantity have the Printer says he viii
not have TO mention but few. Among them the
following
Brandreth James MoHatps Holloways Robacks Parkefs
Madame Bovine's Graaenberg, SOues Cheeseman's,
Mstts Poor Mans, spaulding,s, sc &c. &c.
could go on ad i.kaitnm, but space viii not allow.
Hoping from you oocAaionly your needs squire
am truly youru,
asa A. HENDRY.
~ Candies, Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch
Aspiee Pepper Soaps and Toilet Articles Cologne Essences
&c Lamp TTppings Lamps repaired Brushes All kinds Of
Roots and Herbs put up BY The shakers faiu OF all kndl
IN EEai TiH Cans ioI Raliy use
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-29

LIT. SMITH, Of Carn's Battery, who it was
announced had been taken. prisoner, and at
tempting 10 escape was killed, turns out happi-
ly to be uDinjured and safe.
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New Goods for Fall and Winter
1851 and 1862.

NOW Receiving and opening, o Splendid
IN STOCK, Of New ana seasonab1e Goods,
which Will be sold very low prices for Cash OF Ready Pay
Thankful or the generous patronage literally bestowed
upon the Old firm OF Root Morrison IN years rast would
sy that prepared 70 cell Good Oooda At prices Whieh
defy competition home or abroad For the proof Of this
assertion call aud look fof youere and you w Be con
viuced.
Ashtsbuis, October E. 1861. II L MORRISON.
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A Card 10 the Ladies.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills fOr Females.
Inbe correcting regulating and removing tlctions
from whatever cause, and return nature 10 ia
Droper channel.

Inbe in correcting regulating and removing otuctions
from whatever cause, and return nature 10 iS
proper channel.
TNHE Combination of Ingredients in d..
l. Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have been used In the private practice OF Dr. Duponco for over
thirty years thousands OF ladies testify their great
falling in almost every case, in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstruaton
particularly at the change of life From tive 10 ten Pills will
cure the common yet dreadful complaint the
Nearly every lady in the land suffers from this compRin TIE
pill has permanently cured thousand and will
you They cannot harm youon the contrary,
they remove all obsucous nature to its proper
channel invigorste the whole system. Pce $OO per
box. Sold by GEO. WILLARD Sole Agent for Ashtabula
Township and County. -
LADESi BY sending him $lOo TO the Ashtabua Post Of
fee the pills sent TO part OF the county, free oil
postage by mail
N. tableware OF COunterfeits.
But no Golden Pills kind unless the box is signed
D. Hove. All Others base imposition and unsaiei there
fore YOU your lives and health, ito say nothing
being humbugged out of m buy only OF those whC
of s. ID. Howe the box, which has
Gently been added the Pills being counteted
The Ingredients composing the above pills made known 70
every Agent and they will tell you they safe, aud will
perform all that is claimed for them.
so ID also by b. c. Ely Girard, Pa; John s. Carter, Erie
Moody Clark Painesvie o. Wholesale in New iok, by
Hall Rucke wholesale Druggists 2lS Greenwich Street
and by s. d. Howe Sole PROPRIETOR New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-29

THosE premonitOry symptoms Of mental hal
luciOatiOn, VIC are happy to see are less observ-
able 10 the Reporter Of this week. It's moody
mutterings seems to have given place to some
not very striking to be sure, yet perceptibIe
rays Of cheerfulness, and 10 one or two instan-
ees, actually trenching upon its wonted wit and
humor With a careful avoidance upon the pert
of the corps editorial, TO renew their vexations'
a serene and placid reason may yet get the ad'
vantage Of our young friends, and render them
as they evidently have laudable ambition to
be, ornaments to the profession.
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ToBAcco SEED.--Another parcel of seed for
distribution has been received. Those in want
may obtain by calling while the stock holds out.
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Patent Medicines.

Iiverwort aud Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Halls Balsam Ayers Ague Cure
Hostettars German Bters Manns Agne Balfam
WatsOn's Neuralgia King Vaughn's Iithoutripue
Baclis American Compound Wistars w. @. Basam
Seovills Blood and Liver Syrup
Robacks Scandinavian Purifier
HnoAsnds German BitteTs Tobias Venetian Linemept
BoOrhaves Holland Bittes HOohands Basanic Cordial
Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers Greg0ys and Porters DO
Stabbere Cherry Pecora Stabbers DiarIhaea Cordial
DR. Eatons Bslsam Of Life MeAster's Ointment
DR. Raton's Cordial sloan's Ointment
Smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
Ilr Faton's Cordial Starins Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid PAGES Climax saiye
GlfelinR on, Emerson's Hair Restorative
InAmeps opodedoe Sweet OIL Troehes seldlitI Pow der
Gelatin and endless variety Of other notous and articles
in tho Medicine line.
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p pEMOVAL-The Office of the Magnet
lO c Telegraph Removed Opposite the Ashabua House
Drug Store Of W. Copeland with whom have made
engagement shall be happy to administer to the wants
Of my friends in the capacity OF druggist Town Clerk or Tel
egraph Operator. J. N. ALLEN.
Januray II, 1892. $50
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THE FANCY DREss PARTY on Friday evenirg g
last week, for the benefit OF the Soldiers Aid
Society, was decided success, os well 10 the
entertainment offered, rs 10 the attendance and
mun6ceDce of the return. 1t was q novel affair
and its novelty consisted in the great variety Of
costumes presented, and the great variety OF
character represented There were probably
some fifty persons male and female, some mask
ed others veiled, and others again in their prop.
er person, who had taxed their wits for char
acter to personate, and q dress 10 which TO give
it effect. These ranged from the backened
contrnband, and the grotesque clown, through
the gradaiions of Mrs. Partington and her hope.
full Ike, and Widow Bedott, beautiful, but
mournful Mary Queen OF SCOTS. There was
the quiEical Yankee, the Bowery Boy that runs
with the machine, the Kelted Highlander, Rod
erick Dhu, North and South parti-colored,
Queen Cotton, General Warren. the Aboriginees
of the forest, and so forth, and so forth, and so
forth. The grooping of such number Of in
congruous and heterogeneous characters, was
enough to stir the gravity Of the severest an
chorite. The exhibition was enjoyed by the
audience until the thing began to pah upon
the sense, when a new novelty was introduced
10 the form Of tubleauX. which were scarcely
less absorbing than the previous course had
been. Then followed refreshments which in
this gross and sensual world, proved, as nigh,
be expected, only another degree 10 the climax
OF enjoyment. An Irish song--that same old
song-by john Clifford, and some very goot
Piano music by Prof. Hopkins, completed the
evenings entertainment. The chief object o
the entertainment, to raise sum to enable The
ladies to add to the comforts of oul
volunteer soldiers was accomplished. Tn,
amount raised we learn was about 500.
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See Adyertssuen Osw1TsoSs NEURALGIA Kfyo, In snO-
Musical InstrmctiOn.-- MISS A. X. EASTMAN
will give Lessons the Piano Melodeon 10 scol
a either advanced Or beginners Pupils attended at their
Instruction In Rfpsic.-PRoF r. n. HOPKINS
whose long experience and success as Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself In readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar
At his residence In Ashabula from Friday Ereniag until
Monday Noon and from 7sesday FvsHg until ThrrsdGy
H. win be found At the Blake House In that place, the
aiuder Of the tem Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired His terms are reasonable.
Instruments for use In distraction furnished at Ashabula
and COnneaut.
Instruction In Vocal Music will be given for one or more
volee1. Ashtab1a, Dec 20, 1851.
Matthew Chocolate Worm props =
Never fail to destroy and extemnste all kinds Of intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable In ali cases. and superior
and all oftbs Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS
Venfuges In They may be taken at ali times with per-
feet safety az they contain No Mercury other deeeous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No estbartc Whatever necessary be
given Each box contains "a Dops Lorenges Price 2s
For Sale By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
A.LMArHEws Gen. Agent, Buffalo
elS aud Fort Erie, c. w.
FOR RENT. Over eur store nice largo and yery
pleasant front with closet.
nah's Gutne 70 Ekeootofs anu AunnihiAuh1onhs oi
sale at this Office.
Blanks.-A good assortment hand at all lmes
this office.
-
MARRIED.
In Austinburg, jan. 23d /, by Rev. S. Wilk.
inson, Miss CARoLINE HAsKALL to Mr.. SOLOMON
Brown. both Of Trumbull
In CoRneaut, on the 5th day OF March, by
Rev. f. w. Straight. Mr.. Martin V. Mallory
and Miss Julia A. Payne.
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Every Family should use speer's Sam. |
buci Wtne-Ceebrated for its medicinal and ben:heiai
qualities genuine Sumuant Tonic, Durete ard Sudo
ride highly esteemed by eminent ply Ecana and OF the
1rRt families of Eruope and America.
As Diurettc Impair healthy action 70 the
Glands and Kidneys anil Urinary Organs very beneficial In
Dropsy. Gout Eruptnns and Rheumatic affections.
As n Sudorific It opens the porss and expss all in~
purtes BY inEentibe peraton thereby driving od Erup
tonH and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgor 70 shs
whole system, and BLOOMING, SoFT aud HEALTHY eondi-
| ton to the Skin and Complexion.
| Speer's Wine Ia not q mixture manufactured ar
ce but is pure from the juice Of the Portugal Sambucui
cultivate In the United Sta and recommended by Chemist
aud Physicians posse ng medicinal properties superior
any other In use and excellent article for al
weak and debltaed persons and the aged and nhrm n
proving the Appetite and benenng ladies and children
Ladies' Wine, because II will not utoxieate othe
wines as contains no mixture Of spirits or other qunrs
and Is admired for its rich peculiar favor and nutrlvt
propertieS imparng healthy tone to the digestive organs
aud blooming, SOFT and healthy skin and complexion.
None genuine unless the signature Of ALERED sPRER
Passaic n j. IL over the cork OF each bottle Make on
trial of this vine. A. SPEER, Proprietor.
Vineyard. at Passsic, y. j. Office, No. aS broadway
New York. sold by Druggists generally.
For sale by g. WILLARD and W. F. CoPELAN D. DruEglsts
AShtAbula 690y
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SPECIAL NOTICES, i

wheeler q Co.'S water Drawer is soldly
GEORGE o. HUBBAR0.
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Card,-Hnying been compelled ty III health to retire
from the practice Dentistry have Office
good will to Ors. WHITE and ROBINSON gentlemen Of good
morals and long experience In the Dental Profession. As
such do cheeuy recommend them to my patrons,
and community generally Those who have temporary sets
of teeth nc expect permanent may rely being
as well served by Drs White Robinson, as by myself
Aghtabula, Jan. l, lSG2. A. BARRETT.
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We admitted last week an article of cor
respondent complaining of the terrible cond-
tion OF our main street. and characteriziDg the
expenditure lost Summer for the material with
which it was repaired, ill-advised, and day or
two after. the Supervisor ordered his paper
stopped, because we alluded, editOraIly some
what freely to the head of the Potomac array
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-29

The Coubsaut Reporter says the fOllowiug
letter was roceivsaa Sc: sssSs:s IL!ers 1hspmsn on
Saturday, directed to Mrs O. The news Is
I..I. --
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-29

two after, the Supervisor ordered his paper
stopped, because we alluded, editorially some
what freely to the head of the Potomac array
IT is thought in some quarters, we understand
that our allusion to the X. q. O. last week. is
proper cause for disapprobaticn. II we have
erred unwittingly in this matter, we will atone
for it by patiently listening to soybcdys grieIs
IN that direction, even though they be spiced
with proper degree of admonition, provided
we are not required to sympathize with them,
CoURr PsocEEDISos. The Grand Jury pre-
seuted true bills as follows Against Jumes
McKendree, WIN. McKendree, Irwin McKeudree
aud Richard Hiland for riot. This is the Stale
Line riot, SD called committed December last,
Against Jas. McKeDdree for selling Intoxicating
liquors. Against Patrick Murphy for assault
and battery, with intent to kill. This outrage
was perpetrated at Conneaut Depot in January
last on L. B. Stanley, Assistant Division Mus
ter
Martin S. Harmon VS.. Catlin S. Harmon, ct.
al. Civil. Decree for defendants. Parties re-
side in KiDgsville. Action TO set aside certain
coDveyances Of real estate, in conai;t with an
existing will. Second hearing granted.
Harmon VS.. Harmon, ct. al. Civil. Jury
trial. Judgment for plaintiff for $500 plaintiff
claiming S65OOO. Defence prior settlement
Second trial granted.
Lydia Blnnell vs.. NJ. B. Bunnell. Divorce
Decree granted Parties formerly resided il
Conneaut
Angeline NJ. Matson VS.. Sylvanus F. Matson
Divorce. Decree granted
During Saturday Judge Chafse presided il
several cases in room adjoining the COur
House, among which were the aforesaid divorc'
cases, thus having two active Courts setting a
the same time.
There has been large amount Of busiDes
continued to next term Of Court, which vii
render this much shorter session than was a
first antici .9ated Judge Chaffee had been hold
ing Court in MahOning County 10 Judge Gid
dODs stead. Judge Chaaee was to reev
Judge GlddOn on Tuesday Of this week, fc
the remainder Of the term.-Rsporter.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
N. B. Take Particular Notice. NIB.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE.
~ We shall sell all kinds OF -'
Leather and Shoe Findings,
Strictly for Cash or In exchange for Hides.
And intend to sell every thing the above line Us low as
they can be got any where.
AL parties indebted 10 BY note account are requested
to call and settle It is necessary have money use 10
our business. SMITH & CARLISLE
ABhtsbula, May :, 1881. sV3
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4 llG AIRS and entrmen
~ Wishing nice favored and choice brand OF Cigars CT
tip top chewing Tobueco will call at the new
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIPTION SToRB.
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See Adyerssncnt OswA1soS's NEURALGIA Kfyo in anO-
ther column.
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CPEER'S S A MBUCI WINE,
- or CCLTITATKD 0PORT0 FRUIT.

A good seOoni hand Plano to rpna
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Musical InstrwcttOn.-- MISS A. X. EASTMAN
will give Lessons the Piano and heodeon, 10 few scol
either advanced beginners Pupils attended at their
residences N required. december 90 1851.
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Also dne lot ~ Notions comprising every thing n the
Ysr ~ Line BE- sold IS per cent lower than ever sold
in town Call and examine aud be convinced that his Is 90
October 1851, ), 9. nklt4t
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Madeira Sherry Sweet aud Champaign Wines for medicinal
use.
Congress Water Cough Remedies, and the thousand one
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

my most unparalleled ability as a wrestler
clever English teacher, and as to wrestling, to
that day had never been thrown. | knew,
wnen | felt the grip, thatI was dealing with
man, but felt that my father and mother
were relying on me, and grew stronger, as
before said.
We tusselled. grasped and let loose, struck
and parrled, cleuched and wrestled, till, sfter
various attempts, we found ourselves at what
what wreslers call a eide hold got the
under arm, and lifted him, (for it was no ienger
her) threw my leg about him, and turned him.
He fell on the floor like log. | intended to
break his bones, but he unlocked hs cloak,
Git had been unbuckled in the strUgge,) and
and lSaped up like cat. struck him be-
fore he was balanced. staggered him grappled
him, my left hand into his throat, and struck
him again, called on my mother 20 open the
door, nd as she did SO, pushed aud kicked him
out lie swore he would be the death of me.
told him to take himself out ct the State, or
would put the sheriff on bis track, and shutting
the doer in his face, walked to my father.
Now, lei your doubiers tell me how I came
to see this matter beforehar d-this hooded,
cloaked man. had seen and hes I'd his lhreate
TO my father, aud struggled with him in my
dream, before he came to tn house and had
awakened and left my bed, to go and see TO
my fathers safety, and again to conquer him in
the kitchen. All the main features of the &C.
currence became known before they took place,
and by the impression they made on me,
enabled me, doubt not, 10 save my father s
life
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
The Expedition to Alabama.

Further Particulars If the Trip of the gun.
boats up the Tennessee River -EnthuSias
tic Union Denominations Of the people.
The expedition of the Nationl gunboats UP
The Tennessee River TO Florence, Ala, was q
most successful one. All the rebel craft on
the river were destroyed-six steamers being
bsrni by the rebeIs themselves, and three being
ca sptured, one Of which was half completed
board. A rebel encampmeat, commaa aided by
Col. Crews, was also destroyed, and two hHn-
dred stand Of arms and a quantity of clothing
and stores captured. But the most important
result attending the expedition is the develop
ment of the sentiment of the inhabitants along
the river All accounts agree in stating that
our forces were received everywhere 10 Tenn.
essee and Alabama with the liveliest demon
strations of Joy, and that the Old Flag was
looked upon as the harbnger Of their deliver
ance. Great numbers Of men offered themsel
| YES for the service Of the GoVerenmeht, and q
number were enlisted at once for the gsRboats
So delegated were the people OF Florence thai
they were desirsus of living ball in honor o.
our officers. The Railroad bridge at Florence
| was not destroyed. tft.t ~
The 81. Louis Republicans Fsrt Henry
correspondent gives fuartber particulars of thu
Tennessee River Gunboat Expedition. Every
where the people insisted upon ioading thei
visitors with present, and ss far as Florence
the river can be navigaled almost ss safely q
, the Ohio. Blessings, cheers, and the wldes
enthusiasm greeted the gunboats eyeTywhere
Numbers Of prominent Uen came forward, an
said that should the Union army enter Ten
nessee. so 0U0 uen, ready and anxious to pro
Q tect their houses, would at once cluster aroun
; il. Under the Law TO join the rebel srmy, Q
.ose their property ihey wefe obliged to sut
cumb 10 self defence. TAe officers Of the CUR
boats say it is impossible TO doubt the genuin,
Il aess of the crossings that everywhere mo,
q them. The rebel press 10 wholly under the col
troll Of politicians. and do net speak The people
~ feelings. The secession element is principal
,. CON posed of lawless poliicisns, whe overa w
by violeuce. the srder- loving Union citizens.
,sr AZ Havana Lieut.. Phelps learned that
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

rebel cavalry regiment was encamped about q
mile dlstsnt. He Immediately ordered a coa.
PaUy Of l30 marines, under Col. Given Mar
shall, against them; but the rebels, hearing of
his intention. fed in panic, leaving everything
behind them. Their camp was burned, und
considerable quantity of arms and stores
captured.
Oaly one steamer, the Dunbar, now floats
on the Upper Tennessee. The Appleton Belle
had 1000 pounds of powder aboard, and when
fired was purposely anchored opposite the fine
residence Of Judge Crevott, the noted loyalisr,
which was completely shattered by the ex-
plosion.
The partially finished rebel gunboat East
port is fine and fast steamer, $50 feet long,
very staunch. and so constructed as TO be ren
dered shot proof by compressed bales OF celton
and iron plates.
The steamer Illinois brought a quantity Of
tobacco down from Paris yesterday, and large
lot of pig.iron near there will be removed as
soen as possible.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

Geld is gradually leaving the country
From the lst Of January to the 9Th inst. there
was exported from the port of New York ST..
O79,O82! But once befOrs in the last ten years
has this amount in the corresponding time been
exceeded, and that was iD 1858, when the ex.
port between the 1st Of January and February
8, was $7.702, 738. Last year, in the same time,
the amount was bot $177,67. end the average
for the past nine years has been a little over
two millions, or about half as much as has been
shipped thus far the present year. Much oi
the gold now leaving the country has little OF
no connection with legitimate business or the
balance OF trade, but is, to a large extent, the
result ofapprehended Troubles between England
aid the United States, which induces foreign
holders of our securities to gradually realize on
them, and call home the proceeds.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

TEE EEGLIsH DESIRE THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY In DELAWARE The New York Tri.
bune says: Letters have been received by
Senators, brough by Ihe last English nail.
from Messrs. Bright, Richard Golden. the
Duke of Agyle, aud other members of the
LibereI party, stating that unless something
is done very soon to demonstrate the ability
Of the Federal Government to put down the
rebellion and to convince the anti Slavery
party iD England that we are in esrnest about
emancip patton, the sympathy of the Liberal
element will he lost, and the Southern Con.
federacy must be recognized. Immediate ac-
ton, they add, should be taken TO abolish
Slavery in both Delaware and Maryland to
begin with"