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3teu advertisements,

III 0 l. d EN- K PUTNAM
AT THE
New England Tea Coffee & Spice Store
would inform their customers and tho nublic ,i, A.,
Which tbsv r NH tr CHOICE LOT OF NEW TEAS,
a5S-Now IS the time to buv " ''i N''u''
jazz 0eic' mss under the SPY
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lfYou wish Tor splendid picture OF your child cal!
CtGfia s. ISIS Main street. His arrangements arc con
pete for producing likeness instantaneousiy dtf ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Kbr. MsGtis0m attends TO the treatment of th7
SPeeiqf Diseases OF Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
oiil = IE No. IS Union st, Providence r. l. See his
advertisement OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMFI,Y
FOR FEMALES in this paper All fIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

asrs' y. Goodwin, an experienced and success
tul Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
attend to the duties of her profession Residence
Austinstreet. iii 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

A. AGcF. Asavis. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row, l3S Main Street, Worcester. "a jal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27
SpeelsI Jotltes.
A Gard To Lie T.a.,,ns

DE-. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
,e,,., FOR FEMALES,
jnaili6le in correcting regulating and REMOVING all nh
sNeclohs from whatever cause and ALWAYS sllcees.fyI
preventive. - ''' . S"Ne eaSi"A
combination Of ingredients in these PILLS are per-
ny harmless Their efficacy ana merits aIe based nm
~ tehslNe practice OF thifty years. and where
my nave been strictly followed they have new
"oe 10 correct all irregularities They relieve pain
N anu QIncult Menstruation, tpartcularIv at tie
eanse OF mel They Will cure The Whites and remove
an oosttueu1ns arising from Colds exposure or any
cause; ana may be used successfully as a ureventivs
rhales peculiarly situated. those suppusinp Them
So are cautioned against Using these Pills while
III lia cuhuluh, lest they invite miscarriage and fhc
pIope.Or assumes no responsibility after tliis ndnoni
Ion atlouen their mdnesS would prevent any mischief
" heHitni otnerN use the Pills Recommended Fnll
diu eAplcit directions accompany each box Prjcc 81
SQiq IN lOrceSter, Mass by the following dr,e9isfs
1ANlb SCOlI, 23l Main street, JAMES tiI;EF% III
1 "a, street. ana w. II. GOULDING. l4O Main ST. La.
pN sehIlhs by 81 10 EITHER 0fe d5ore ageDfs
lhroueh t19 worcester Post Office can have lie nils
sent leohdehtlyl by mail, any part OF the comfy
Tree Oh nostate sold also by H. Il bUy6sff Clirto;,
a 81 bar, Warren. B. X. DeLdEd N0fth Hr.rt'
ned, ana s. O. Henry Westboro' ana by one Druerist
III every Nse and city in the United states ana by s.
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York ~ - -
n B-Beware Of COunterfeits Buv no Golden Pills
OF any kihd unless the box is signed 5. D. Howe All
Others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as Won
value your lle and health Ito nothing of being hum
plugged out OF your money buy only those who show
the signature Of 5 ID. Howe every box which las
recently been added account of the Pills being coun
tericited. d0m dJ7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Adams Gallery, 233 Min Street, is no,y
open for the reception Of the public. dtg dzl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

DIR. G. a. Hin attends to all sDecaI Diseoses az
Males ana Females; at his Medical 0hice No. ~ Main
street. worcester, Mass. see his advertisement of the
jail dtI n.y. " ''''' P"Pei'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Attention, Si1aters?-If your Skates want sharp.
enlg or repairing in way, lie place have il r
done is at GOQDING ~ SMITHS, l2& Central street
Armsby Building.
All kinds OF Light JObbng and Sewing Machine Re.
pairing done III the best manner dtf d2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

EAOgs, AOgs.-JuSt received fine lot Of well dress
ed tat hogs and for sale at the marAet price are in
constant receipt of nice hogs.
dis dti DRAPER CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

.. f. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street oypcsf,e
the new Mechanics Hal Building ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

proved style and in the hest manner M short 1o,i
by A WALBRlDGE, No. : American House BloeE
S'Ai' "t'Niho Nut' dit ual
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

hsrs. IA. W, Seralds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
suL MIDWIFE, removed to No. % Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and s
eases OF children. ONCE hours from 10 3 A. M and
~ " q T. 10 du ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

H hsuckWheat FlOur.-Just received eight tons of
bich"heat flour On Consignment, which We nl.r t'S,
diI '"er thal AZ be bought elsewhere this civ
Ni' utl DRAPER IL CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Drs. Miller dE Chamberlin, DentIs1.- 1ss
Main street dtt 10y NA"'S' i4S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Stray Fox.-The fox reported in our pa
per Of Saturday as having walked leisurely
through the village Of South Lancaster, we
suspect, is the same cunning animal which
left good quarters at No. Walnut street.
about four weeks ago. Like some other wan.
derers, we fear the further he went the worse
he flred We do not hear of any regard hay-
ing been offered for his return
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

MILFoRD.-Second Lieut.. Walcott of Mil
ford company, in New York Mozart regiment,
has been promoted to first lieutenancy, and
private Emmons Fletcher otthe same company,
has received commission as second euten-
ant.
Charles w. Knowles of Milford, now in
the seventh regiment has been made sergeant
major
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

pr. sweets EnfaIlIoIe Eminent is truly q
end in need and every family should it at hand
o23 drwly N'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Fresh Esutter.-From Sc to 100 tubs OF Fresh Hut.
ter, received and for sale at DRAPER Il CLARK
80 and 81 Front street. diff SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

NJ, aiorse Hl;'nkets and Army IsIunkets-
ihose Ill want mai better call on j. Nj. FOLlA NSI;FF
MOB Washington Square, before purchasing dtioIg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

BERLN.-Whole number OF marriages in
Berlin, in the year 1851; births, 81, (males
IA, females, II y deaths, Is, of which four
were over seventy years OF age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Clalin is making splendid Photographs colored on
plan ON small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes at 1853
Main street. dtf ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

FU RNISHING UNDERTAKER
His Cuhin Warerocms 50 Front street where can
always be found large assortment Of Collins of all diff
terent kinds OF patterns, Mentaic and Walnut Cascts
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes the best pattern
and material Residence SO Front street. dtf aul4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

CIafIin is making Gard Photographs uneonalied N
this country. Give him call. DIFF my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

he d, Union Re>tored-F: A. CLuUGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public puera
tlat Ohou Block having been fully restored since tIs
nre ne mas e-opehed his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
WI stie than ever where he will happy TO attend
uhoh all VINO may favor him with call. dti ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

we publish below interesting articles from
the rebel newspapers relative to the Burnside
expedition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

10 the citizens of Worcester Gountv-At
Elet saclhce nave answ cred 10 the can inv Coun-
~ aiu nave enlisted Tor the Voc, in defence Of your
lFlite anu your property a. well OWN lcavp my
Sdness III inc hands of partner, would most re-
Spcctlully ASK you to remember me while absent nv
purchasing phat I'm 6ef gOH may rant Of EARLE
AEI ~ Co, thereby sustaining my business While am
eeIehqlhE our common Country. $3.50
ialS dti 'TuOu,sP,nrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

We are positively assured that Intelligence
was received at the military headquarters here
on Saturday, that a fleet of over forty steam.
ers were inside the bar at Hatteras on the
10Th, Wednesday last. This information il
from an official source, and General Branch
gives it full credence, This of course is the
Burnside expedition, Whether it is destined
to attack Newbern, Washington, Roanoke
Island, or go further south, no one cnn tell.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

rebel oFscials fond of swindng their govern
mcnt some Of Gen. Morese, Quartermsster
General d Texas n accused Of having taken cotV"n
placed IN hs hAnds 70 10 sold r goa fce the
IL into hs hands Of Spectators buy arms, &C Iney
return about Gen per Of the grsss amount placed
their hands In arms ana army supphes, ana
pocket tho balance, while the poor soldiers 60 han
fed snd clothed THIS is only one Of tho many
ways in which the poor soldiers arc being ncned " the
co0federAcy.
Flour is now setting Texas at $50; salt IL % Is cents
per ib corn meal 50 TO s. so per bushe coffee, 50 TO
SIS SO per M toa $40 Si3 pcr H.. and other ncczsss
Of life IN proportion
Two hundred thousand beeves have bcea ssut from
Texas since the rebellion. ana yet ,ncy are penuu,,
showing the natural adaptation OF the soil OF Texas 70
grazing Cattle s being sent from the state tc the
Southern army II Is not known by what route
Mr. X represents that tho uhabtapts on the western
alarm fear Of renewed dspredatons by the Indians
Many outragcs have already been committed OF help
less women AMI children BY the Camanches.
The condition Of this class Of tho Texan po
in the extreme sons husbands and brothers being far
away the army leaving the OF large families and
estates in the hands Of the women alone
Mr. Kirkpatrick escaped from the hands Of tho rebels
the 18th Of August; 1862 after repeated attempts
He 10 urcompromising Union mas. He Is here 10 re-
his vessel and her cargs, which was taken as
prize by the Kensington when ne regained his liberty
In consideration Of the service he rendered IN the break
what he asks OF the government
sam Houston is undoubted Union man. His son
was forced into the Southern army and wounded IN ono
of the engagements de is regarded with suspicion by
all the rebel sympathzers To illustrate the little respect
that is paid the berator OF Texas by Texans he had
occasion one day 10 visit Sabine, and on entering the
dining room OF the botc found all ihe chairs at the table
occupied by rebel officers. and not waiter or
oiccr showed him the common courtesy OF endeavor-
ing provide him place the table He left the
chagrined and mortified, to await tue second tatie
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
The Rebel Army OF Virginia.
TFrom the Lynchburg Republican, Nov. 81
The Mississippi and the North.v s..

REPOKTED BATTLE IN CLARKE COUNTY, VA.
We have report by the Orange tram last night 20
which attach much credit, that a eght occurred en-
Monday last near Berryve, In Clarke county, between
portion Of forces under General A. r. Hill aud the
enemy, in which the latter severely handled and
forced 20 retreat.
From all gather OF the reported battle, the
movement the part Of the enemy appears TO have been
undertaken In the belief that tho greater portion
forces mad been Withdrawn from the neighborhood Of
winchester and they anticipated bat slight opposition
their flank movement upon that place by way Of Berry
VILE II s stated, however ths. General Leo pre-
pared for them, and Hlls division repuscd them wth
loss IL is stated that after the fight the enemy sen,
flag Of truce to General Hi requesting permission TO
bury their dead and provide for their wounded watch
General Hl granted. This s taken evidence that
their discontinue was signal, and all our nfornaton
meagre and imperfect as S,tends 20 the sao conclu
sion Details and full particulars cf the light VIII proba
hiv b; received by tonight which We feel certain win
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

there when the States seeded Large amounts have
Ssen sent abroad through various channels GOO In the
New Orleans banks which hastily removed sne day
oe{pre New Orleans fell our hands WAS landed st
vsburg from the steamer Star of the West and its ar
rivsl was the arst accurate niormasion the people q
cxsonrg had q the fall OF the Crsscent City Tnis ios
a bullion was shipped 70 Mobile, and thence -
Atlanta Ca, where It supposed 10 rest few month:
ago mo buliin is held subject 10 the order o.
the rebel Secretary Of tho Treasury Richmond Traffic
IN geld Is considered henols oneace n the south Tho
ma nH VINO would oasr 70 pay the nominal premium Our
eoa-smounng ~ nearly zoo centwould DC regard
Cd ne public cnemy This fact Is shown by the exps
rence OF the rebel government in Offering pay the st
gold They had the gid hand for that purpose. but
nobody presumed to ask It, and much LEGS require IT,
ou Of prices than at prosont inasmuch AZ
expects 10 invest in something substantial and tangible
10 as TO be on tho safe side wheu the grand
The scarcity OF medicines aud hospital supplies In every
part Of the South Is Of tho trying circumstances
which the rebels suffering TO say nothing Of
the condition OF the women and children OF the south The
treatment OF sick and wounded soderss restricted
the most common place a.tontions. and a grain
Morphine, aud other articles OF tho same value
10 medical treatment, not obtainable In
Memphis have been sold TO tho government as overy.
thing elsc OF prime necessity is similarly disposed or
Al first the hospitals provided for tho soldiers were am
pie but when the winter began Tn rush patients upon
their hands too fast the sufferers quarsrcd In am
les vicksburg was full Of sick soldiers from the camps
at Csrirth Jackson, Mississippi; Mobile, Grenada and
other available places wore likewise led with the gaunt
forms Of tho sick soldiers Private houses were seized
without ceremony and often without giving tho occu
pants over hours notice In advance Of the actual
occupancy But this system did not work vol. Tho
sodiers on heiug cured TOO much scattered from
their regiments, and could not be easily collected
together The general opinion, expressed by doctors
and those familiar with the subject the South is that
about thirty three per cont OF tho be reconed
upon as unfit for duty from sickness at all seasons Great
fears were expressed that the yOow fcvcr prevailing at
Wilmington would extend 70 other ctes particularly TO
Charleston and Savannah. No remedies against con.
tagous diseases be had anywhere, and such vista
tiou would swocp tho country like destroying angel
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
News faOuN TexasA

iffem the houston IeiegTapn, NOV. ST.
There arc stil few Of yellow fever n Roustou
II is and has been far from being epidemic.
Tho orders requiring permits for the expectation Of cot
ron were revoked by Gen. Bee on the 2stb NH.
General NaGruder has been appointed to the command
tho department Of Texas in the place OF Gen Hesert
The appointment will meet with popular favor We hove
10 may be for the advantage Of the department.
The Governor let here quite Unexpectedly Friday,
matters Of moment requiring his attention at Austin. We
raj commanding,the department. along with him
We had the pleasure 0f cali from Col @ &. Herbert,
Congressman fYem the second DISTRICT on Friday We
saw him but moment and had time elicit any In
fcvmaton he appeared IN his usual good health and
cheerful spirits.
We are informed by travellers that the rsroad fare
from Shreveport to yicksburg s ae foews-To Monroe,
hundred and ten miles, eighteen dollars Monroe TO
Tsas BY ,a a,y nss miles eight o nxs - 1a n,ns ao 70
lara The roads said TO be very good MOST OF the
travel 10 sodiers ON furlough. The prices sos rather
steep.
We learn from Mr. A. s. Ruthvan, whe left hatagorda
Friday msrnag that the fsdeas mad no' yet taken that
They have Indnnoa, however, ard We presume, o,
one snuboat has been up in sight OF Naaroraa largo
steamer being further below
They have taken three Matarorda lighters !ssrd
gun upon each. On one OF the lighters there We h,cen
bales Of cotton There s no cotton now lei rH,s
81 Brown battalion is ip the Eeighbcrhood
The fedcras have stolen cattle from the ,snin.
pennington the hero OF SABINE Pass is with ihn He
knows every nch Of The Texas coast.
The yellow fever st prevails In Matagerja There
serc four deaths On Thursday night
The people Of the town arc moving their goods nrnl.
turs &c TO the country fast they can In Tear Of an
attack. Tue town IA defeIccess.
tFron the Gonzales Inquirer. Oct. q.
News reached here yesterday morning toat toe edcrais
had ndanoa aud that oar troops had retreacd 70
Iayaca We could get particulars a. 10 the strength
Of the enemy hesr Intentions but suprcse Their OBJ
ect Is 70 occupy whois COASTS so AZ TO enforce The
We learn tha, there have been fourteen deaths FROM vel
low fever al lndsuols, aud osssr 1--WE AZ Lsvacs
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
The Shoe snd Leather Business.
lHronn Tia Lxnn Masa nav SfaaA


The condition Of the shoe business OF Lynn Was pro-
badly never better than q tho present time-shAs ~
(oe this seasen e The year. nowithstanding terrible
cvu war Y CONFUSING the country We DO mot mean 70
cay tha: there large business doing - thcre has
been ~ other times but that the trade u on nrmer
bass there cash and less credit manufacturers
are unusually busy, and the wages OF workmen are
higher and labor In better demand than was previous
TO the breaking Of the Manufacturers are nov
engaged heavy work Tor the New England trade and
have much they Can do with the labor they aro
able The Manufacturer OF light shoes for the
spring trade has not yes commenced and will MOI eom-
mencc SO carly usual Purchasers anxious 70 gvo
orders for spring Soods but manufacturers decline to
take them with tho present high prices for stock and
rising market
OF shoe stock Is only necessary TO say that sole leather
which sold for 33 cents per pound in September.
sells for 20 kid and goat have risen rs cent
the time hastings have risen about 80 per cent Al
kinds OF cotton goods have advanced from previous
prices to from 100 10 800 per cont Drilngs that wese
bought one year ago for 16 cents now bring thirty seven
cents per yard shoe strings that sold for eents po
gross now soil for 81 So Thus have all kinds Of material
used in the manufacture OF shoes advanced while tno
price OF shoes has taken corresponding rise. viii
not therefore, appear strange that buyers are anxious 70
give orders while manufacturers decline to enter into
engagements for the future. Il Is ovdcnt, with ths
present scarcity OF labor and the prevailing high pricos
Of stock that the manufactured article must advance
great than has yet and the prices for booee
and Shoes suitable for the spring and summer wear
range higher than thoy have for many years past
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Forgerics in Richmond.

From the GTenada (Miss Appeal, Nov. IA.
Tie Richmond papers mention the discovery OF excn.
sve ergeries on the State Treasury OF Virginia Blank
warrants had been stolen and led ap TO what number
net known but fourteen thousand dollars had been
drawm0n them Suspicion fell on +. Hunter Taliaicrro,
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

GRxKRAL MCCtKILAN's BRTnDAy.-Nc third day a Do
ccmber next, General McCielan's birthday, IS 70 -
celebrated by tho Young Mons Democratic Club OF Pitts
burg by ball.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
ooearm Che main FAC, that the eaeny were whipped

oonnrm Che main fact that the eoemy were whipped
badly.
Important movements by different commands Of our
army have been made within the past few days, which
Will DO developed in short time We do ~ deem ~
prudent 70 say snythiug Of them At present.
eenerai Stuart with his cavalry hes nsds anctnsf
unezpected dash upon she enemy tOn Sunday ne eur.
Prisod the camp OF Conne Bayard near Leesburg took
scout eighty prisoners killed and wounded number O
tho enemy and dispersed the entire command He also
captured the whole OF their 'camp equpage, Tents &C.,
several horses and wagons escaping with bus little ioss
70 his own command
Passengers by the train last night report that tie
Yankees ars massng their forces IN large numbers IA
Loudon county with che supposed design OF intercept
ing General Lees line or communication with Richmond
leaving open no other than that by the valley THIS
II persisted the opinion IS oppressed that general en-
gagcmeat will be inevitable. iA.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
where General Banks 10 Going.
IFrom the Grenada (bIiss.) Appeal. Nov. IA.

IL seems tbas the proposed federal expedition 10
Texas ja 20 be exclusively Yankee ENTERPRISE.
The force Is made up from the New England
States and will be commanded by Yankee general
Banks. We observe that he has been spending some
aays in Boston where he wascoseted the Governors
NJ Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine
and Vermont Yankee cunning will be pitched against
Taxas ring.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

,tafRt a.t1V1@ft nta84
.V9# eamN t8
ia'' - tsUs f"s igau vgp~ ar
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Negroes Working ON the Fortiiic.tions. tiff

Y
The Lynchburg Republican states that the call of the
Secretary War for hundred negroes to work
the f0rtications about Richmond Is being promptly
responded and the slaves forwarded to the Of
their labors The Southslde carry down number
daily, and the quota called for has nearly been filed
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Vice President Stephens Plan 20 Break
the blockade.


vico President Stevens Is stated 70 have remarked In
recent speech that navy sucently strong open
ports TO the commerce 0f the world might be bought
with the sum which VIC are spending n month OF the
twelve swift and strong iron clad steamers built in
English d0ckyards could al any time run into any
port Of the Confederate Sates and bring such articles
as We stand IN nced Of carrying back return cGgoos Of
cotton.
Stevens proposes the plan through the agency
OF cotton He thinks that English capitalists keeny
alive TO the realization OF present profits They eager
70 furnish US all our necessary supplies Of arms clothing
salt, &C. in exchange for our cotton-que eager
to exchange cotton anything else these sup
The blockade is the barrier between them and Our
policy as Mr. Stephens thinks Is and has been from tho
beginning to break it up ourselves. TO do this
have ships psoi-warirsnclad steamers-abe to cope with
any in the world
Mr. Stephens suggests that these can be procured in
Europe with our cotton, but not with present
rency He proposes that buy the cotton
so as to have control oil and then pledge II TO pay for
the ships that TO be used IN opening at least Of
our cotton ports, and, u necessary conveying the
cotton from Europe and supplies from Europe
us. The inauguration Of this policy by govern
mont and its distinct declaration to foreign capital
lists would, ho thinks at once inspire confidence
on their part They would accept q pledge Of
ing the means to secure its delivery. There might be
occasional captures OF cargoes by the encmy but
there wouln be commercial certainty that could
succeed in delivering ceton in Europe, far than
enough to meet all necessary contracts there Our
currency also, according to Mr. stephens VIEWS would
acquire value because it would tho purpose
Of buying cotton in Europe Ger obligations then would
be convertible into cotton, which is just de-
sired there thau the precious metals and would be pre-
ferrcd to the rival gold OF enemy Our cotton would
from Europe, and financial instrument to the
BASIS OF our currency.