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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
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and tts q symptoms, IL like a
charm than a medicine. There Is nothing IN the whole
range Of the Maiera Medca that for moment bear
a compa arson with u In this disease.
full of this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the u 5 Dpensaiory pages 1881
and 1888.
series Of experiments, in which DE- Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been brought 10 successful
termination, and he Is enabled 10 offer 10 the public
combnatan Of Cedron with other improved tones. the
whole preserved the best quality Of copperdistilled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has equal In
the world.
lie mil ht furnish volume 81 certificates. but the pub
Tic have long since learned 20 estimate such thing ai
iheirirue value The safest plan for every To- test
for himself the virtues of medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
FOUNDRIEs.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARR
now prepared receive and Satisfactorily
orters for stoves and castings generally The
partner has Just returned from the last where he Ia
procured the desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and pAor eseverinroduced iniothe marke' Weespe
cay invite the attention Of wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of business with request that they Will
Civ, call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire TO make prominent Tea
manufactured railing and mill castings
mills ant kettles house WORK. such ventiaorS win
dow cap s and hoowv are fact everything ro iuced
81 iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise what well and promptly per-
form
Once and Foundry. lo2 south Delaware street sdion-
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati aud .adana Central
Freight Depots, indisRApols Indiana
myls cox LORD PECK.
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AGENCY.
METZGER & STRIBLEN,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
ofnce No. q Odd Fellows Hall,
I CUP sTAIRsJ

HOUSES AND LOTS. VACANT LOTS, FARMS AND
Ill Farming Land bought and sold.
Loans Negotiated and collections made
Pensions. bounty, back pay and all other military
claims pro ecufed with promptness
Having established Branch Once At Washington,
ID G.. great f<ehtes Tor the prompt collections Of all
calms 0fere'.
Any desired Information gvsn free Of ehsrge by calling
In per-on or addressing u. enclosing stamp.
ure I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

MINE LARGE UPPER ROOMS IN FiTZ GIBBONS
! store, near the Depot. 10 rent.
MeKERNAN & PIERCE,
septl2-a9m kesl Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
ceiyed the most favorable recommendations of the
Medical Profession and the Public as the most
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
,u,un nc w n "a.

The events 81 the var they developed will be
faithfully given 50 that the public may be advised a. 70
progress the results Of bates. condition the
eoniendng armies, and al that Affects the struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
IN addition. the >esfiHd vii contain the CURRENT
NFwS 81 the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY. STATE
rFMS. the latest reports u the NEw YORK and CIN-
ciNNAT. GENERAL and cArILE MARKETS. the con-
dition Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS.. ia a word.
u will be the effort of the Proprietor, Of the sffaef
give H. columns interest ie al classes Of readers and
such Information will be especially adapted 90 the
well being Of the citizens OF Indiana.
The Hsnfiae will continue 10 represent and stand by
the regular organizations % the Democratic party.
and Natona sustain the principles and policy they shall
and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow II. We therefore AK Democratic
rendall who desire the Of sound principle
aid IN the extension OF the circulation Of the in
Daily aud Weekly. until they shall least reach every
Democratic family IN Indiana. The press h most I'M
poriant agent IN directing Alright the public mind. and all
needed give the Democratic party permanent
rule is the enlightenment Of the people 10 it, priuc
pe- AMI policy Il shall be aim. with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures. for We believe that IN doing bes
promote the interests 81 the country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
An Elegant Specimen Of Art.-we
CITY Council.
lRePorted for the Empire by A. stephans, City Clerk
TUESDAY, September Is, lSGa

lRePorted for the Empire by A. stephans, City Clerk
TUESDAY, September 10, 1854
Present--Messrs. Dickey, Iddings, Rogers
Nersted, Gilliland, Minick, Lehman, Thomas
j. Decker and Love
Minutes of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
The President being absent, Mr. Ildings
was called to the chair
BY leave Of Council a statement was made
by Il. A. Mcclure in regard to distractions in
an Alley in the Second Ward, which was re-
terred to the Trustees of said Ward
The report of the Committee on Fire De-
psrtment, in reference TO slationing the New
Fire Engines, was laid over one week
An Ordinance to adopt the change OF
High street from Aenia Avenue to the corner
Of the street was read the first time.
An Ordinance to pave the Alley between
Lots No 5ls and 6l9, put on its FIRST reading.
The Grade Committee to whom was refer
red the resolution Of J. H. Kiersted, in refer.
enee to the fill Of Third stree. between the
Bridge and Levee, reported adversely. Re,
port laid over one week.
BY Mr. Iddings, Resoiped, That the City
Engineer be instructed To report an estimate
and assessment for the paving Of the Alley
houtu Vi Hibt hueeti pelHttH lois NO ol6
and 5l9 Adopted
Resolped, That the Grade Committee be
directed to obtain the ooncent in writing OF
the property holders abutting on the Alley
next West Of Perry street. running from
Fourth to Fifth street, for the change OF
Grade Adopted,
By Mr. GillilAnd ResOlged, That the Street
Commissioner is hereby directed TO clean and
repair the Culvert under the Railroad EN-
bankment next TO the Western Leyee so that
the water from the ditch above can flow
through Adopted
By M. Thomas, Resolped, That the Street
Commissioner be aud is hereby authorized to
grade aud gravel Longworth street from
Wayne street TO Old Brown street Adopted
By Mr. Love, Resolped, That the City
Clerk is hereby directed to issue warrants to
the several Fire Companies and Hook and
Ladder Company, their several amounts in
accordance with the Ordinance on that subject
for the second quarterly running expenses
ending Sept lst, 1863. Adopted
BY Mr.. Love, Rssoired, That the Grade
COMMITTEES is hereby directed 10 report plat
aud Grade Of Mad River street, from Fifth 10
Wayne streets Adopted
Bills against r. NJ Lewis and William
Zigler for Street Improvements, referred TO
the Market Master for collection
Bills Of O. White for $4s,26 aud Felix
Geigsr for 81 so, allowed
Council Adjourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
E ~ T R "A.
Great Excitement in Dayton.
Counterfeiter Discovered
He has been In Active Operation for the
Last SIX Months, and put In Circula-
IiOn nearly twenty-five ThOus-
and Of the most perfect Conn
ter1elts ever made,
MANY ARE BETTER THAN THE GENUINE.
EXTENSIVE FIRM IMPLICATED
Their Types, Plates, Rollers, Presses,
&c. Properly Cared Tor.
READ THE. PARTICULARS.

For long time, there has been circulated through
the cy OF Dayton and surrounding country, counter
teits, the mo perfect and finely executed circua
ton. Hundreds OF them are passing through the
hands OF the people every day they circulated by
ali clas but more extensively by the genter
Even sharp business men, who ought 10 be good
judges are deceived by them The ugnettes very
perfectly executed, generally better than the genu
mes; and gotten well calculated to deceive the
eye Of the most expert judges. How they could have
gained such an enormous circulation without detec-
ton, only be explained by their close imitation OF
the genune-. Yetthey have been issued in our midst,
by one d the most energetic and enterprsing firms
the city, who has been dong business here for
enl years past. The character Of his bus has
been l,nswn lew ol citizens, who to their
dlseredit be- it saD have sountenaaoed him in his
work, by Withholding his name f,om the public; but
that he business Oi counterfe4ting longer
be carried without exposure, they foremost in
giving publ ity to his name. We ehesitate-bsheving
may YET be induced 70 take different course and
retrieve the pustyet, justice 70 ourselves and for
the benefit OF public fyho have great curiosity to
know who ls obliged 10 pnblish TO the world
tho name oi JAMES d. GROSS, rs tne notorious
''souuterieer, who has, for some time past, been
engaged in eounlerieiung the "Human Form Divine"
IN all the perfection Of the beautiful Of Photogra
ply.
Whenever 50 wish your picture "hmned by the
sun" go TO no. y Nam street, opposite the Court
House, Dayton, ohio. sel2dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Provisions We are requested by the
Committee Of Arrangements to state to all
persons wishing to send baskets of provisions
to the Fair Grounds tomorrow, that if they
will properly label their baskets with their
Names and leave them at the following
places, any time before ten o'clock in the
morning, the Committee will provide wagons
to take them to the grounds
First aud Second Wards, at John Greers,
FIRST Street and John Hanitch Main Street
Third Ward Anthony Wobps; Fourth Ward,
at Jail Fifth Ward, Philip Waltz and denry
Sehlamat; Sixth Ward, V Fries Finh Street
aud Mr. Soniag, Wayne Street
The following Committee have been ap-
pointed, und will take charge of the baskets
when they arrive on the ground f. Dutoit,
j. Reakerd, J Stephens, A. Wohl, John Greer,
VIM. Mclnheimer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Democratic Mass Meeting at
Dayton, Ohio, September ITIb,
1868.

The undersigned, having been appointed
Grand Marshal ON the occasion OF the Demo
cratic Mass Meeting to be held ut Dayton on
Thursday September II, 1868, hereby annouu-
ces the following appointments order Of pro-
cesson, sc
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
DR. VIM Egry, Captain VIM Patton, Jas
II. Cushing, Colonel D. G Fitch, Joseph
Zwsler, Isaac Pollock Henry Kline, Major
John p Kline, George Wogaman, f. b.
Shull, Captain Daniel Killer, Theodore L.
Smith, Ezra Thomas, Martin Bomberger and
John A. Miuick.
The Grand Marshal will be designated by a
red sash, aud the Assistant Marshals by blue
sashcs
The several Marshals Of Township and 9th
er organized delegations will also act (ex-ol-
6cio) as Assistant Marshals, and are request.
ed to cooperate in the organization and con
duct Of the grand procession They are re-
quested TO report to the Grand Marshal as
soon us practicable.
The formation and general order Of march
will be as follows.
lst Regimental Band
End Committee Of reception and speakers
in carriages, with an escort of mounted horse
men.
3D., Organized delegations on foot.
4th. Delegations in wagons and other ve-
bicles
9th. Delegations on horseback, four
abreast
All bands Of music will remain at the head
Of the respective delegations to which they
belong.
The several delegations will take their
MIA in ha "a, a.
OF their arrival in the city, and the Assistant
Marshals will see that their proper places are
assigned them
The grand procession will form at clock,
A. NJ, on Main street, the right resting on
Firs, street, and the line of march will be as
follows
Out First Street East to Sears Street; along
Sears to Third Street. thence East on Third
to Montgomery Street. along Montgomery to
Fifth Street. thence West on Fifth to Jeffer-
son Street; thence North on Jefferson to
Third; West on Third to Main; and thence
South on Main to the County Fair Grounds,
where the p1bC speaking will take place
No wagons or other vehicles, except those
cont ming ladies', exclusively, will be per
mitted TO enter the Fair Grounds,
After the arrival Of the procession at the
for refreshments
At the firing Of the cannon, the speaking
VIII commencs
No spiriluous liquors allowed to be sold on
the Fair Grounds
It is expected that each wagon will have a
driver to take care of the team; and that the
farmers will supply themselves with such pro-
visions and forage as may be deemed by them
necessary
1t will readily occur to all that SO large
demonstration cannot all be accommodated
at the Hotels. We, therefore, request that
the citizens of Dayton take their baskets filled
with provisions to the Fair Grounds, and show
by their generous and free hospitality, their
Of the occasion that has called
us together
w II, GILLESPIE, Grand Marshal
September 10, 1863
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Hurrah for Oregon "A most interest.
ing Democratic meeting was held at Dick
ey's Hall in Oregon last night Hon william
H Gillespie, Henderson Elliott and James
L. Robertson, Esqs, delivered excellent
speeches having the genuine Democratic ring
The little girls, God bless them, were present
and at intervals delighted the crowd with their
patriotic songs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Drp Gooos.
@itp Nottrrs.
NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY 90 OERN

MorlOE is hereby given that there are now pen 'ng
IN before the City council Of the city Of Dayton, The
following Ordinances, to-wit
To grade aud pave tho alley next south OF First
street, between First and Second streets
10 grade and pave the alley running from Clegg
street westwardy TO the Levee between >, eond and
Lafayette Streets
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances we're twice
read, lad on the table and the Clerk stuced 70 Il We
hur weeks notice Of the pendancy OF the same.
The law requi es all claims for damages that may
accrue nom aaid improvements to be- filed Ia ting
with the Chy irk, setting forth the amount OF dam-
uges claimed within two weeks alter the expiration Of
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice,
when the same Will be taken up for NJ NJ action.
s62d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Free Ride to tho Greenville Mass

Meeting AN persons from Dayton, wishing
to attend the Democratic Mass Meeting at
Greenevllc on the 18th inst viii be Carried
up and return FREE OF CHARGE The train
will leave Dayton for GreenvilIe at o'clock,
A. NJ, and returning leave Greenville at 8
o'clock, P NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Aottces.
40 THE PUBIC.

VNHE journeyuen shoemakers' soc ETY. Of the city
Il OF Dayton IN view OF the high price Of the
saries lAe, haze sgfeed 70 demand a small advance
on their wages. The following employers having
agreed 10 give the advance, respectfully recon-
mend them to the public employing the best work
men, ana also ~ having sone regard or the rights OF
the worklngnen: WiHam Walker Peter JoHantgeo,
Mescher a Nehaus, john Neibeft, Andrew uorIigsn,
samuel Well Aaron fhnhps, John seh0enheu, Allan
Jeis rs, j. b. sehte, j, Z. hOmas Fred. Relbold.
signed on Dehalf OF the society.
sei0 WILLIAM CASWELIs Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees Of Har.
IN rson township will receive sealed proposals at
the o!hoe OF Joan iinsey, township Clerk, In Miami
CITY, up o two o'clock n the afternoon OF the 10th
day OF September, AID. Is %, for filing up the abut
msnts OF bridge about ~ be- erected across Moh
creek, on Williams street, Miami City, bids 10 bs
made by tho yatd and bidders TO be responslbe. BY
order Of the Trustees OF tho township.
re1dttawl JOHN hlNSEY, Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

A Change We notice that Mr.. j. D.
Res has removed his News stand IRON Main
street under the Phillips House, to the Post
Office where he can now be found with every
species Of interesting reading matter for sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Grand Bah Tonight --Remembe

Ball of the Pacific Fire Company at Armory
Hall this evening. 1t will be grand affair
Music by Fairchild's Cotilhon Band.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Restaurants, Sc.
Cooper House Saloon.

msin street, opposite the Market House,
j. V. NAUERTH. Prop.
TINHlS Saloon the finest in the city Oysters quail
Il Wild duck, venison, and all kinds a game and
hsh Ia their season. Meals at all hours.
the bar Is supplied with the finest and most choice
liquors. he uest bnnds of cgars and tohaecos all
ways on hand
oysters BY the csn and half can. seldom
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16


Card from Mr.. ]. II. Turner Eds.
Empire The Journal of this morning con.
tains card from Mr.. Campbell relative to
the difficulty between him and myself, at the
Southwest district School last Monday, which
grossly misrepresents the facts in the case
was absent from the city at the time my
brother was so cruelty beaten by Mr. Camp
bell When returned and saw the marks
and bruises on his body, which he still bears,
was naturally indignant, and at once deter
mined to punish the perpelrator With this
intention | went to Mr. Campbelrs School
and found him alone in his room. enqired
IL bis name was Campbell He said 1t was.
| then told him | had difficulty 10 settle
with him for the cruel treatment Of my broth
er At this he jumped from his seat and ran
up Hight Of stairs, in pursuit He ran
into small room al the head of the stairs
and closed the door, but il did not fasten, and
forced it open He met me with an iron
poker and struck me four blows before |
struck him at all then closed on him and
struck him blow on the head which stag.
Rered him, after which wrenehed the poker
from him aud then thrashed him pretty sound.
ly, as he deserved to be, rs every humane
person will say after examining the marks
and bruises which be so cruelty inflicted on
my brother This is plain statement Of the
facts in the case. / do not deny that
thrashed him, because / believed he deserved
H. and would do it again under the same
proyocation.
IL the boy was unrnlly, he should have
brought him home aud had him punished; but
he had no right to beat him like brute, as he
did do, and as the boys present condition
will prove.
J. II. TURNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Vallandigham songsters are
ngain prepared to furnish the Valandigham
Songsters. They 20 of with a rush, but we
will in future endeavor to keep a supply on
hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Glotbes=borse.
SOMETHING WORTH HAVING.

i nd ustable pm Der for hanging dresses on Il is
very convent n and the emily that has
good place for dresses besides AL the space th-t
other horses have. They are manufactured and sold
at No. 227 First street
sel6dgw j. II. BALSLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Worth Having. g.-See Balsley's adver.
tisement Of new three fold clothes horse also
They are just the things for
The purpose intended.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
lillinlentum.
WORTHY OF the NINETEENTH CEXTURY.
DIR. E. OONwAY's
L L n L M e N T u M

L L N L M E N II u M
For the speedy aud eaeetual cure Of
r. Fl Il U M a Il I 8 Nd.
rs presenting the 'Iinimentum" 70 the public -
i one Of the best and most curative medicines o l.
me day, do not wish to be Understood as olanin.
Tor II the power Of performing unhcard Of cures, bu
~ dam that ior all the purposes Of a FAMILY
LINlMkhT, Il has no equal The "Linimentum'
has
Never been known TO Fail.
In any case Of rheumatism. no matter Of how lou.
standing, where the drecuons were carefully follow
cd nor indeed, In the OF sny disease ior whieh
Il il recommended
In cases Of neuralgia pains in tho back, side, aud
chest cramps IN the stomach, spralus, spinal rTis-
on and weakness, chreuc Sores barns, siads no q
Cd feet and hands, too.haehe, headache, 40, ,ts q
like achann.
Ths "Linimentum" s tho result OF many ysArs
perseYerng experiment, and comhuVs among ia rare
eKeellencies the paramount virtues %
AN EXTRAORDINARY PREVENTATIVE
POWER,
Which other Llnlment possesses, aud which Is the
secret OF Che unparalleled success which meets lie
"Linimentum" wherever il Is used
TRY 1T ONCE, AND you WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT IT,
It's put up in 70 cent 50 cont and 81 bottles, wth
fall directions l0r uso, aud manufactured only ~
DR.. CONWAY, Prcprlst6i.
No $50 Third s., Dayton, Olao
For sale hy merchants and druggists eyerywaers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Nost.

1 OsT-On or about the 2sth or 2eth Of August
IL is6S package Of note books, containing sundrl
notes. payable 10 the order of J. 0. Cain. Payment
h hereby stopped on the above notes. liberal re
ward will be given TO the finder by leaving the same Al
J. O. Cams 800 Third street, Dayton. se7dl@
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Democratic Meeting at Beokel's Hail

hally rom tne plaln
Shouting Yalland CHAM and Free dom"
The Democratic Clubs of the several Wards
of the city Of Dayton will meet at Beckes
Hall, Wednesday evening, September l6, to
make arrangements for the greatapproaching
celebration of the l7th Every Democrat and
conservative man Of Dayton is invited to be
present, Able speakers will address the
meeting,
An Elegant Specimen Of Art-We
had the pleasure this morning, Of Witnessing
most elegant specimen of Art, the workman
ship Of Mr. REoKIEsTEiEER of this city 1t
is bas.relief Gust of Hon CLEMENT L. Val.
LLNDIGHAM. The deineation is excellent
indeed perfect likeness of our distinguished
fellow citizen, Mr. REoKNsTENER deserves
much credit for the display Of genius which
characterizes this beautiful specimen Of Art
It is for sale at the establishment Of Mr.. La
Dow on Third sn eet A more tasteful parlor
ornament could not be obtained
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Pickpookets About We met a young
man at sunrise this morning who enquired of
us what made the merchants open so late, a
question which we could not satisfactorily an
swer. He said that he had lis pocket tipped
open at Morrowtown last night and all his
money stolen as he was changing cars on his
way from Lancaster to Arcanum, and as he
was out of money, wished to sell new pair
of socks which his good old mother had Just
presented him, aud as he had but ten cents
left, the proceeds Of the sale would enable him
to pay expenses to his place Of destination.
AS he appeared to be Woodworking farmer,
we gave him Unnecessary funds and sent him
on his way rejoicing 1t would do the reader
good to have heard him express his thanks
for this small favor, aud we hope that all who
travel or visit large crowds, will watch their
pockets as there is great many adroit pick
pockets always around nowadays
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

Ward Clubs Attention THE First
and Second Ward Clubs are requested 10 meet
this evening At Dckeys Hall, at quarter
past seven o'clock, to unite with the Oregon
Club, when they will march in procession,
headed by the Regimental Band, to the corner
Of Fifth and Main streets, where they will be
met by the Third aud Fourth Ward Clubs.
The whole will then march to the Court House
where beautiful Flag viii be presented by
the ladies of the Fifth and Sixth Wards, to
the EMPIRE Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
Step=lanoers.

nEALERs IN house furnishing goods, hardware
~ mon and grocers now buy those nice, hgnl
and strong patent step ladders by the half dozen,
wholesale prices, at No. 227 First street send for
price list containing the different sizes
sci 0d2w in. BALsLEY.