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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
DR.. CoGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT
For Infammatory Diseases Only.

This Salt is not Patent Medicine but a pre-
scrlption OF an eminent physician; nor is il re.
commended as specific remedy for all dseases
which atiiict the human family. Instead of be-
ing panacea for all maadies, II has control
over but one class, has but one aim, acoomplishes
but one object, viz: Subdues lnfiammatory dis.
ease-whateVer its form or locality-whether in
the Head, Throat, Chest Abdomen or Skin.
Inflammation is caused by o partial obstruc
tiOu of the fluids, and this Salt removes that OBJ.
struction and sets the fluids in motion again
Every form of Inflammation (but no other
dsease) is easily but surely subdued by il. The
following different forms which the unbalanced
fluids assume and many not here mentioned that
have more or less heat, pain aud fever are as
easily cured by the
AntiphIOglstlc salt,
As fire is extinguished by water.
/. Cases affecting the Head aud Throat viz:
Brain Fever, Fits, Headache, Infamed Eyes,
Canker, Neuralgia, Erysipelaa, Bronchitis, &c.
:. Cases affecting the Chest and Abdomen,
viz; lnfamed Lungs and Liver, Pleurisy, Dys.
pepsia, Asthma, Piles, &c.
. Cases affecting the Extremities and Skin,
VIZ; Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, and most other cutaneOus affections &c
The subscriber having been appointed 0euer.
al Agent for the State of Delaware for the sale of
d. CoggsWells Antlphlogistie Salt
Would respectfully call the attention of the
public to it, having reason to believe not only
from the testimony of Others but from his own
experience, that il is what its disooyerer claims
for it-a most valuable medicine.
The Salt will be sent to any address free of
postage. Address,
JAS. P. GlLLINGHAM, Agent.
Box 3l2. Wilmington, Del.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOX,
For sale by +. BRlNGHURST g. co. IL
R. BRlNdHURsT, Wilmington, Del and by
Druggists geaerally throughout the State.
march 4--3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
SIInms' botanic Hair Tonic

rms extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouy remedy that will cause the hair 70 grow
sgaln where it has fallen of oI become thln II enres
liehy hnmors scalp diseases, removes dandfn and all
olher lmpeulments to healthy head Of hair Sold In
"z' botIles at % cents, and pint bottles at 81
DIR. J. SIMMS SON,
sole Manufacturers, Fourth and King sts,
Wilmington Del
Sold by D. T. BURTON and cowGILL 4 Son, Dover
aud Dealers everywhere Eeb7.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

REPAIRING.--A number of workmen are
engaged in repsirin., the County Bridge ut
the head of Market Street that spans the
Brandywine river. Several new timbers and
new flooring will lbe inserted in the places
of the old that is worn out.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

LAUNCHED. Harlan & HoIlings-
worth launched another steam propeller
yesterday from their ship-yard. This is the
second one that they have launched within
a few days
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
BUSINESS MATTERS.
PORTRAITS
FOR
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

We have now ready variety of Portraits of
the most prominent Generals and Leaders of the
time, beautifully Autographed on card of q
size to tit any Photograph Album. these are
80 finely executed and such accurate likenesses,
that they are decidedly popular. They are sold
at the very low price of q cents each. or for
20 cents. 90 for one dollar. We have now ready
the following.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
DIED.

WINDSOR. AT the residence of his moth.
er in Middeford, on Tuesday the 18th
inst, ]ouN X WINDSOR. aged about a.
years.
TAYLOR.-In this city on "Wednesday
EMMA H. daughter OF George W. ana
Elizabeth Taylor, aged months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

Coy. JOHNSON, of Tennessee. makes n
brlet hut unanswerable comment upon tho
disloyal course of the Rebel press at the
North--like the New York Express and
journal of Commerce. lie has suppressed
the Nashville Banner for copying their cdi.
torals against which the loyal press of the
south has long Protested WiNda,sburgh
Times.
1t would be well if Coy Johnson's
policy could he extended up this way a
little distance. We have Iohnsonr
here-he is not a Governor, by the by
who delights to publish just such articles
as the patriotic and loyal Tennessee
johnson takes pleasure in suppressing. -
And yet strange to say, our "Johnson'-
better known as "nurse Johnson here
abonts-announces himself as the only
supporter of the conservative policy of
Mr.. Lincoln, in the State of Delaware.
"Strange that such difference there should be
Between loyalty in Delaware and Tennessee .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

The frigate Vermont, lately arrived at
Port Royal, sailed from Boston on tile
cath of February, and was about seven
weeks making her eventful passage. -
There was one element respecting the
long trip not usually seen in voyages
protracted beyond the ordinary period.
No danger was incurred of a scarcity of
provisions by the persons on board. The
Government stores which composed her
cargo would probably have lasted the
crew six years. She had ten thousand
barrels of provisions.
The city of Hartford is reported to be
flooded, Connecticut river having risen
twenty-eight feet above low water-mark.
A despatch from Concord says the freshet
is the highest known since 1851, and por-
tions of the several railways are badly
injured by the food.
A heavy freshet is prevailing in Lower
Canada. The recent heavy rains-the
rivers and streams everywhere being pre-
yiously full-wilI be the cause of great
destruction
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

by the steamer Bohemian, ut Portland
from Liverpool, we have later foreign
news. Cotton was buoyant, llour firm,
corn quiet but steady, provisions dull and
unchanged. Relations between England,
France and Spain relative to Mexico are
said to be unsatisfactory. Prussia is re-
ported to have proposed to Denmark
partition of Schleswig as a solution of the
present difficulty. England is said to
have succeeded in bringing Spain to her
side in the Mexican question, by pro-
mise not TO object should Spain take
Hayti. Heenan has gone to Paris, and
does not intend to fight Mace or any other
man. The Sultan has sent an ultimatum
to Prince of Montenegro, and notified the
great Powers of it. Garibaldi has been
received at Paris with much enthusiasm.
The office of the Brooklyn White Lead
Company, on Fulton street, was robbed
on Saturday night of bonds to the amount
of from $40, 600 to $50, 900 of the Chica-
go and Northwestern Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
Wilmington, February is, lee2.
The Trusteea Of the Pnnr

OF New Castle County, will meet ut the Aims House at
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ on the 30th inst Persons having
claims aganHt the institution will please lea ve them with
John b. Porter Treasurer by A. NJ, on the 2sh inst
EDWARD BRIN0HURsT,
alh hohth eth I'm. Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
GRAY'S FERRY ROAD,
BELOW THE ARSENAL,
PHAHLAD DELPHIA,
AND AT
PeyssOn's Farm Woodbury. Road,
GLOUCESTER, N. j.

DEALERS:
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO, N. 4th Street
and York Avenue
JOHN CRAIG, west end Oh Market Street
Bridge
OFFICE OF A. PEYssoN. Library Street
GOldsmith's Hall, No. ~. feb28
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
NEW SPRING GOODS
AND
CA.RPETINGS.

We are now receiving NEW GOODS adapted
o the present and approaching season which we
desire to sell as low as the present times and
prices will permit. We also offer good assort-
ment of CARPETS, consisting Of
Tapestry Brussels,
Imperial Three Phys,
fuperfine Ingrains,
Common do from 81 OTIS. UP,
Venitian for Entries and Stairs,
Dutch Wool and Hemp,
Coco and Canton Mattings,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
RAG CARPETS made 10 our own order
to which we invite special attention.
Window Shades,
Stair Rods,
Floor Druggett,
Stair Oil Cloths, &C.,
We have been appointed sole agents for this
city for the sale Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
GOODS
AND
CARPETINGS
r..
CHEAP.

We offer the balance Of onr Fall and Winter
Stock of DRY Goods, FAIRS. &C., at re.
duced prices Tor CASH to close before the season
is over. Persons in want may depend on getting
some decidedly CHEAP GOODS, as we prefer
dsposing of many kinda of merchandise AT
COST, aud EVEN LESS THAN COST, than to
examination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
How it Affects Observers.

The Rev. \. H. Quint, who left West
Roxbury, Mass, with the "a Regiment
last Summer, opposed to the Anti-Slaye-
ny movement, has gained new views Of
duty from his observations in Virginia.
He writes 10 the Conynyatioaa7tSt:
Il am no fanatic. | never even 70.
ted a Republican ticket But this eight
months campaign on slave soil, in local.
tiles where slavery assumes its mild type,
has made me feel-and | do assure my
conservative ministerial hrethreen-that
the whole system is Infamous. The sins
of slavery" There are none; it is slave
holding itself that is the sin. Its effect
on the master is one Of its greatest evils
it perver.s the conscience, warps the in.
telIect, brutalizcs the heart. Believe nc
such nonsense as that the slaves are con,
tented. They, with no noticeable excep.
ton long to be free
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
CONGRESSlO CONVENTION

The De Witt Standard, of April 25,h,
contains short article in reference to a
Congressional Convention, and in giving
list of the counties, i. leaves out Cedar
aud Muscatiue. We would have the
Standard man know thst "Old Cedar's
in that BILL" and must have a voice in
the convention. The Standard says
that Ga glance a. the map will show that
De Witt is the most central county. seat
We "don't see it So Upton is Ger
tainly the most central, and we believe
it will accommodate moro Of the delegates
than any other point If it is not held
here, We should prefer De Witt next. 1t
may be well to decide the time and place
Of holding the convention now, but we
arc decidedly of the opinion that the con-
veDtion should not be held till the last
Of August or first of September Here
tofore our Congressional district has been
50 large that early conventions were nee
essary, bus such is not the case now, and
in this time of war, short political cam
paign will be best. We would suggest
wednesday the loth day of September
MS the time, and Upton as the place, for
the convention. What say our broth
rem of the press 20
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Thc Debate in Congess on Tuesday.

The Washin cton correspondent Of tho
N. Y. Eyeniny Post has the following
comments on the debate in the House on
Tuesday:
The debates in Con gress yesterday are
considered among the most important OF
the session thus far. The concerted sy'-
TEN of attack upon the Secretary OF War
eliminated in the long, continuous and,
in some respects, able speech OF Mr.. Nc
Douyall. iir. Wade's final reply was
crushing. He gavssufhcient facts from
the doings Of the Special Committee on
tho conduct of the war, to prove that no
Injustice had been done to Gen. Stone
by the committee, and that the RESPONSE
bility for the arrest i, entirely with the
President. The debate was conducted
with great spirit on both sides, but there
seemed to be no disposition to blame the
War Department, excepting, of course
the California Senator. Two or three
important facts were elected by the de-
bate. First, that Gen. Mcclellan is dis.
posed to favor Stone, or at least has ur-
ged speedy trial second that he was
suddenly arrested at the instance Of the
Secretary Of War, and with the full con,
sent of the President; and third, that
Mr.. Sumner not only had nothing what
ever to do with tho arrest, but actually
knew nothing of the affair, except what
was known to all through the newspapers
The Fremont debate in the House set
tied Que thing beyond doubt-shat tn
House will not permit open attacks upo'
one of our prominent Generals while h
is serving his country in the field. NJ
Diven voted alone for his resolution q
Democrat would even vote to proseeut
Gen. Fremont for paying too high 70
work on the Notifications around s,
Louis. while he il fighting the enem,
Mr.. Blair, much as he dislikes Fremor
is too generous to vote for any such res
!: luton. No one but Mr. Diveu voted f
the resolution.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
PRESERVING TIE TEETH
:

Or. Hutas Celebrated Mouth Wash, On.
bottle,
DR.. Hurd's Unsquslled Tooth Powder, on.
box.
DR.. Hurd's Magic Toothache Drops, one
bottle.
Dr. Hurd's Unrivalled Neuralgia Plaster,
Dr. Hurds MANUAL on the Best Means OF
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the Proper Treatment of ChiIdrcns Teeth.
FLOSS SILK, for Cleaning between the Teeth,
TOOTH PICKS, etc, etc.
Prepared at Or. Hnrd's Dental Office, ~
Fourth St., Brooklyn, (E. D. ..a.
Price, ONE DOLLAR or, SIX for $500.
1sJ- The Dental Treasury makes package
eight inches ny five, and is sent by express.
1u~ Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article.
The following articles can send separately,
by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent.
postpaid, Ola receipt Of Twelve CENTS, or four
stamps.
| Tie Scmalsia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
; Faer, NtENurs HEADACHE. and EAKACmE, sent
, post paid, Oh receipt Of EIGHTEEN CENTS, or six,
, stamps.
: The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster
+ large size for Pains in the Chest, Shoulders
= Back or amy part of the body, sent post paid
= on receipt of TMHry-SEvES CENTS.
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4 Thrilling Adventure,
A letter from Fortress Monroe

!etIer from Fortress Monroe saws:
We learn from Gen. Wool that tber.
was an accident Of the most THRILLING m.
ture at Gen. McClollan's Lcadquar,ers
yesterday. Gen Fitz John Porter ~.
cended IN balloon, for the purpose of
making a reconnaissance. When bioh
up, the rope broke, and off hoated the
balloon, directly over the enemy's en-
'renchments. The officer was considered
to be inevitably lost. The heart, that
were wrung with the hardness and
strangeness of his fate, were suddenly
cheered as well as amazed with the snsc.
tacle OF the return of the balloon over
our own camps. It had ascended 10
current Of air, and wos waited
with all its precious freight, back to safe.
y: Once again over his own troons, tn.
soldier %ronaut pulled the valve and dis.
charged the gas from the balloon and
came down to the earth "by the run"
entirely unframed What he saw il for |
military use and not for publication
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Writing from Washington to the Phil,
adciphia Press, Forney says:
When come to tie mere matter @.
individual judgment, firmly believe
that General Mcclellan will make York.
iowa the theatre Of a victory more bril-.
liant, though more desperately contested,
than that which crowned our arms aud
contributed to the close Of the conflict
during the Revolution. 1t is stated IS a
curious historical fact, that tie men who
stood by Washington when he compelled
the surrender Of CORVALLIS wera not
Southern but Northern froops-thc SOL
dlers of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York. and New England. Their de
scendants now fight under the same flag
that marshalIed the fight in the same
cause that consecrated his sword. lie
struck against the British tyrant, equally
cruel, false and unscrupulous.
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PUBLIC SALE

n pursuance OF 4 dcrrctal order If .ha rs;
flct Court within and Tor the Comfy of C.
naf ana STATE OF Iowa, made ut the Dscetuhnr
i.Ini' a. y" iS'l' IN certain snii for partition
Pe""'h@ III sara cont wherein Fanny H. Cannon
- coihiiMhan,, ana Lovisa Downs, Sarah r.
Towns, Ellen a. Stephenson, John Henry pnyns
Mary !. Downs, and Emily 4 Downs. ct al. are de-
ithu"hts' IN which we, the undersigned SyIyanus
rates DAVID Platner, and John :, Tuthiu wero
appointed referees or commissioners tn sel a.
pubic cutlery all the real estate of John w
towns deceased, mentioned and described in the
peilton OF the complainant
We, the referees or commissioners afor.s.;s
60 hereby give public notice that we will Offer
/ ioF SAFE at public Fenduc, at the Court Honse
door IN the town of Upton in said county ~
,edar' on Monday the second ed day of limo
''"z' at one O'clock p. H., Of said DAY, the fol,
/ ''"ih9 described real estate situate in said
, county, and degcribed as follows to.w;t. r.,
! s"utheast quarter Of section thirteen 13l and
tle "cst halt of the northeast quarter of sectinn
! twenty TOUR (2D in township seyenty.ninc I-m
norm Oh range one ~ west Of the fifth nrinc;nai
MERIDIAN containing two hundred and for,v
| a'feS' more or less; and also, the followino a.
scfIpeh town lots and blocks of town lots sitnate
anS s'ts .o"n o. Dnrant in the county of Cedar
an" state OF Iowa aforesaid. to wit:
Lot nIne ~ in block seven m: lots s;x Re-,
seven eight Isl nine (ol and ten fIol IN ~
b!"ck eleven ii |; lots nine I9I and ,e, Iln, -,
PECK iti'een ll5l; lots six III seven ri eight
y, mhe H. and ten [iol in block twenty J2oI
toIS 'nrIe four five ISL six [Gl seven
iJ. rrsn. ~; hine and ten [lOj in block
one two ~; and five ri in block tncn r.,s
eIght az; all of block thirty i've (a,: lots o1s
" TWO (2h three 3d. four ~ and Eve ll in hont
wy tooj; lots one H., two (2l, three III fonr a.
ana ana I'VE ~ in block fitty-one (5D; all Of bloch
'aree to3l; all OF block fifty six t5G); and lot.
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SULRIFF Sale.

~ virtue of a special execution to me direct.
- ct, issued from the office Of the clerk Of the
District courtin and for the county ofCcJ,ranI
N'ate Of Iowa, in favor Of JoseIh Shank, and
, E"'hsl AlAaAHa NJ. Morton, and Joseph II. Pat
ton executors, et al. have levied mon the fol
loving property as tie property os the said
Amanda NJ Morton, ana Joseph II. Patton, exc
cutprs, ct al, to-wi.:
1he south half Of the southeast quarter Of sec.
ti"H i've ~ IN township eghty.tw 81 north Of
range one ! vest Of the fifth principal merid,
ian, with the appurtenanccs:
And shall offer the same for sale al public ont.
cry at The court house door in the town Of Tin.
ION IN said county, on Saturday the 2i,h day Of
MAJ, \. d. l-1Z, at ! O'Clock .. In. Of mid
day to satisfy said execution and costs that nav
accrue thereon.
bated this y day Of April, 4. D. 1a52.
DAVID PLATNER,
- Nh"rii IF Cedar county Iowa,
fc' =. y. X tniBr&, Deputy, Tar foe q m
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ptBl.IC Notf.e Is hereby given to all person.
Ihtercsted that Prior scott has ned hi. 6,.I
re! or rs guardian Of Jan" Ann Morrison. and
az ~ be discharged from further datjrs amd
hahIiIties in the premises. MI persons Interest.
ca aos'foas OF conteating the same must do so
on or he''re tn first Monday IN May, 4. D.. Ia
81 said report VIII be confirmed i. PRAYED for
April =, Ice }w ''' ""''Es'
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SHERIFF SALE

pf virtue of a special execution 70 mo direct.
- ed, Issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the
pls'rict Court in and for the county OF Cedar
ana state OF Iowa, in favor Of George Hazclton,
ana ana against Samuel Tomlinson and Abigail Tom.
,ason' - nave levied upon the following prop.
sa 49, 81. properly OF the said Samuel Tomlin.
son ana Abigail Tomlinaon, to.wit:
me northwest quarter Of section no, twenty
1--WE .@o) IN township no. eighty. one (sl) north Of
range no. two y west Of the fifth D. m, 10 Cedar
county State of Iowa; containing one hundred
and sixty acres, more or less;
ANA shall offer the same for sale 1t public
outcIy at the court house door in the town Of
Upon IN said county, on Monday the 10th day
nay A. u. 1862, at one o'clock p. m. OF saio
Jay TO satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
rated this 18th day Of April. A. d. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER
sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
rr fee 500 .-
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What Are the People Doing I

The American people are intelligent enough to
aFpFecl4t" Preparations that contribute so mnch
TO the happiness Of those using them, and they
ant thea. Every mail briAgs US letters some
ordering the treatise on Teeth, some the Neu-
raigia Plasters. and not a few enclosing 81 cents
Tor the Mouth Wash to be sent by mail but to
these we are compelled to reply that it is impos-
s''le 70 seha han PINT bottle by mail The
people want these Remedies Who will snnplx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01

The President sen, the Senate
communication avowins his rcsponsih;';
y Tor the arrest Of Gen Stone, and ,ta.
ting that the Gen. cannot be tried At
present, because the witnesses vhoss
presence wou'! be necessary are on the
feld. VIC
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People should bear in mind that mu.
tllated L. S. Treasury Notes are not re-
deemed to their full value A ten dol
lar note with corner jorn off is worth
o0ly nine dollars The eouuterfci.ors
are making quite 4 business of mutlsting
notes and FASTING tie pieces together to
form new one.
Our citizens are cautioned acs,ns!
receiving the issues Of the Bank -; rlif-
ton, located at Clifton, rana1a We+s.-
The Bank has disappeared entirely. We
learn that thousands of dollar. of this
money have been sent West for ercula-
ton.
4 worthy Quaker Of Baltimore, a
strong antl,slavery man, recent, y bought
two negroes, in order, as he said. that he
might be able to reason etFec'uaIly With
the Marylan Shareholders, in favor Of the
Presidents emancipation scheme. His
idea is that sinner, will listen most pa
tiently to deUuciations Of sin from those
who are az bad as themselves.
Mr.. Cameron is actually going to
Russia He will sail on the It of May,
and be accompanied by Mrs. Cameron
and his daughter, Kintzinh Pritchctt,
his private Secretary, and Bayard Taylor,
Secretary Of Legation. wife and chill
The reason that the Federal Aotilla
in the Mississippi does not push the as
sault upon Fort Pillow more vigorously
i. doubtless because Federal victory is
speedily expected at Corinth, in which
case al the Forts on the Mississippi. and
Memphis, would speedily fall into our
hands
-Rebellious Memphis now lies be.
tween two fires. Capt. Porter'- mortar
feet, having planted the Federal Aac in
New Orleans, will now probably ascend
the river to NicksburgL and Memnhis
and Com. Foote's fIotilla will be there as
soon as wanted. Memphis must be in
tremor about this time.
-Four new regiments IF volunteers
tor the Fedora army are rapidly filing
up in East Tennessee.
A. W. EASEL, en- old resident of
Boston, died las, week from the effects Of
bite from "a: which he incautiously
stepped upon while barefoot.
As soon as Gen. Burnside captures
Fort Macon at Beaufort, n. G., we shall
have possession of the entire Atlantic
coast, with the exception of about one.
half of each Of the Carolina,,
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Polysamy Abolished.

Prepare to hear storm Of ''virtuou5
indignation from Brigham Young and
"the Saints. The lower house OF Con
gress yesterday passed bill, by large
majority, prohibiting roIygamy ia all
the Territories, aud repeating thc laws Of
Utah on that subject.
This the Mormons will regard az s,ri-
king at the principle Of popular SOW
ereignty' with vengeance, and We may
have another rebellion on cur hands in
that quarter.