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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-09
Delay.no Longer.

Read the followiss order of the devoted and
earnest BsAunssAnD,iha"n "noblest Roman ofthein
OIL" aud x.lsy 10 lynger t. send forward your
slaves. You who have not heretofore furnished
y~ur quots, make particular hasto in this inipOr-
tant nsttsr, for you have long enough neglected
y duty so solemn and patriotic. You who have
already furnished your quota. and are willing to
volunteer further aid, hasten 10 do 30; and yours
will DO the approving smiles of grateful country
and, what is hsttcr, tao testimony of asood
c,nsci0uco. The accursed cEy of the, Yankees,
0slensa Es. Carthage, is nbous to bo silenced in
bitter defeat and disappointment. Let no Edge
field man withheld his aid from discomfsure SO
ardenty to 30 desiyed. Lieut.. F. NJ. ScHlRNEE,
Enrolling Officer for Elgefcld District, has bean
appointed agent for the imn.essmsnt Of negro
labor in said.distriS. We call attsntion to his
address, published elsewhere in our paper Of to-
5sy.
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@- Our Western exchanges stats that ths re-
ported evacuation of Knoxville by our trvops is
premature :
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Notice.

:, D. ppfCATIoN viii DO made 10 ths L,si.l.tur,
"A ut its next session, tosvsst In Nelly Partin,-
in tso simple, the Wholn satste both real and per-
;sonal, of her son Noah Ethridge decd.
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HEADQUARTERS,

harleston, ). u. august ~.
have relied on ths laws of the Stats of South
Caroline to Iurnith the lab6r necdful for thefde-
fsneo OF Cb.rlr,t"n,. against the immcnse and
sastintsl resources Of the United States, brought
" bear fer its reduction. The labor needfu has
nvt been furnished.
i called for voluntary contributors OF labor,
and many patriotic persons have sent me their
slaves, who have done invaluable service; but
even in this way no permanent force has been
placed at my disposition adequate to tho juneture
and tho work to. be done.
Voluntary labor will be GLADLY received; but
agents to impress, with directions TO apply as far
as practicaolc only to>those who have not hereto
fore icrniehsd their quota
= / must rely ON my oountrymon TO afford these
agont, oil possible facilities III the speedy discharge
oi thsir duty. :"
Planters haa7 bp assured that tie truo, way to
serys their own interests is to do Nha$sthey can
TO enablo me to mold Charluston.
q. I. .:BEAUREGARD,
:, !. Goncraf Commanding.
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nas- Admiral Purt.r's asetis scattered aiorg
hs Mississp,f river from New 0fieans toaCairo.
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$50 Reward

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DIEp, in this District, tie 10 h August last,
JESSE THOMAS, son Of WARnES and Nancy
RAlpo, aged two years, throo months alfd teu
days. - '-'s
Ihis little bab. having beon called from q.
world of distraction aud sin; now lives with Him
who said of "speh IL tho kingdom Cr hoaven."
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canon through every pulse the music stole.
And held sublime communion with the soul,
Nrrns frsE, tho cotctt Lreast the :imprlsonel
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

JUDICIAL ARREST Mr.. A. Crosson, Pro
vost Marshal at this place, was arrested an
sent to Jail on Monday for refusing TO pay
a fine imposed upon him by Hor. II. H
Trimble, Judge of the District Court, for
refusing to obey a writ Of Habeas Corpus,
issued by said Judge, reqhiring the produc.
ton before him of a certain prisoner then
held in his custody as Provost Marshal
There are some very important and del
iicate questions involved in this trahsacrion
If Mr.. Crosson was acting under the orders
of the government, and if those orders were
ola validity superior to the orders Of the
Judge of a State Court, Mr.. Crosson ought
not to be made victim of in this way. To
be compelled, as he seems to have beer. to
obey the Federal authorities, and to he
fined by State authority for simply doing
his duty, seems to be hard case, so far
as Mr.. G. is concerned, and we are clearly
Of the opinion that the matter should be
speedily settled so as to set Mr.. Crosson
at liberty, and to avoid hereafter such con-
hicts Of jurisdiction, a l7a
LATER Mr.. Crosson. after being con-
fined twenty four hours, was released Tues.
day evening
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DIR. VIM. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs !
DIR. WIN. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs T!

CincionatI I. March To- 1875.
MsssRs. A. L. scovILL Co.-Gents: Two winters
aso lwas very low with C0wsusa ption aud physi-
clans seemed to fail 70 do any perm ane ut be nett
ana continued to grew worse and worse, until nv
physcian told me that Of lungs scas entirely
gone and that could not get tceI! then tried
Dr. Hail's Baisam, which at frst sickened me; but
! sooh threw Oh large qualities OF matter and
phegm, my cough gradually ceased, my lungs he
gan TO heal, and I continued to Improve. tiu Var
enureiy cured and have been able to attend to nv
business ever since. I soon afterward reeomm eded
~ TO an acquaintance Of mine who was q scoliin0
sSetefon, and apparently worse IN n VAS He tells
me was the means fsaving his life. For further
reference call on me at my residence. No. S. south
sue OF sast Third street, between Brosaway and
street. Holm 4 nowrnI,ITE
SeesuSertsement. n1e-l5tf
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This wel-known Institu tion, conducted
so successfully for several years past by Mr.
McElroy resumes its session, ms will be seen
by advertisement 10 another column, on the
fret Monday in September. Our readers
will do well to note the time so that all who
propose attending may be present at the be.
ginning. The increasing attendance has in-
duced Mr.. McElroy to employ an additional
assistant, Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson, who is repres.
ented to us as a highly competent and SUE
cessful teacher. Young IN and women,
in the city or throughout our county, can
nowhere find more systematic and thorough
training than in the Ottumwa Seminary.
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A GENTLEMAN CowHrDED ny 4 LADY
Mrs. Ann Eckart, and Mr.. W. R. Carr oil
are, or were few days ago. bosrders at the
Sinnamon House, in this city. Remarks
derogatory to the character Of Mrs. Eckart,
were attributed to Mr.. Carroll, and came to
the knowledge Of the lady, whereupon, arm
ing herself with iaw-hide, she proceeded
on Friday evening hast, TO the room where
the gentleman was quietly partaking his
evening repast, and without any preliminary
notice, seizing the gen tleman by the hair,
administered to him severe cast:gation,
with the raw-hide aforesaid. and on Mr..
Carroll making his escape from the room.
which he did as soon as possible, followed
him to the street, lashing him as he ran
Mr.. Carroll was hurt, At least his feelings
naturally were, and the next day he ap-
piled to Mr.. Justice Neville for that redress
which the law of this free and enlightened
country affords to the injured Of both sexes,
including in his complaint Mr.. G. Lewis and
Mr.. A. Packer, as accomplices befor Q the
fact. The Justice. being Of the opinion
that Mr.. Carroll had been injured to the
amount of ten dollars, assessed q fine Cor
that sum and costs Of suit. Strange as it
may seem, this fne, which ought
to have been sufficient salve to the
wounds of Mr.. Carroll. did not satisfy that
gentleman fully, for the next day he went to
the Stable Of Mr.. Lewis, armed with pistol
to get further satisfaction. lie met. how
ever, with so warm reception from Mr..
Lewis and his friends, that he was obliged
to fall back, which he executed with as much
skill and expedition a. practicable, and
thus ended for the time being, the celebra,
ted case Of " iScandalum Nagnatum"
PosrscRIPr.- Mr.. Carroll left these dig
"a
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ATTENTION.

A NuIsAscE.-A correspondent took oc.
casion to notice in our columns, the condi
tion OF q certain Market on Front ST., in
this city, which he regarded as offensive to
him and the public. We simply printed
the communication, without comment
Z thinking the pnblic, ever just and generous,
was entirely competent to determine the
merits Of the case. so far as the proprietor
of the Market and the officials to whom is
entrusted the welfare and health Of our cit
zens, were concerned. But not 40 the lMer-
curry, whose editors can see nothing but
politics in the most local Of local ITEMS
No sooner did they get hold Of a copy Of the
Courier last week, than the whole editorial
corps, editors big and little. in one formid-
able procession, marched directly to the
meat market in question, and proceeded to
subject the atmosphere thereabouts to q
close and rigid analysis, and the proprietor
70 simultaneous dose Of soft-soder. In
the execution of the first or smelling part
OF these duties, the Mercury corps discov.
or great skill and ability, almost equal to
that OF Coleridge, who once ana lized the
smells Of Cologne, finding in that famous
city seventy two stenches, all well defined
and genuine stinks. 1t is true that in their
report in the Mercury they are not quite so
specific as to the number, dimensions and
quality of each individual scent, as they
might have been, but they do say that the
proprietor "has taken all the pains he posi-
bly, could to prevent any unpleasant smell.n
&C." and which might be equally true in
regard to any stinkhole in creation.
While the Mercury is engaged in this
smelling business, and inasmuch as Burton
Is an Alderman, and by way Of a change of
subject we recommend the corps to take
smell Of the old cistern in the rear Of the
Carroll House, and give the public the re.
ault Of their analysis of the stinks which
load the atmosphere, from the decaying and
putrid substances, animal and vegetable, de-
posted and fostering in that seeming COM
mon depository Of all nastiness, and then
tell its readers whatuse it is to pay taxes to
support city government, when they neg.
iect in SO shame fui manner this most CON-
mon duty Of all municipal corporations, the
the public health, and what should be
thought ola public journal, which in order
70 curry favor with individuals, habitual y
covers up and apologies for nuisan COS ex-
posing crowded population to mala ria, ep-
idemics and death. The fact il, the Mer-
curry can smell nothing but niger. All
the other stenches in creation have no sort
ofeffect ON his olfactories. Let him try tLs
old cistern, We VIII rest our opinion on the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06
DIR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA

For the cure Of Pain both externally and inter-
nallv. The greatest Pa:n-curing Remedy yet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy Is Faithfully used
For PAIN in the Stomach Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and swellings, Collie, Dia-
rhea. and Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache
and Earache, and Neuralgia, II cures almost
fnsts ntan eously q!
CHRONIC DISEASES, such As Dyspep-
STA Liver Complaint. General Debility, Fever
and ague. Canker. or sore mouth. Put,id Sore
Throat Weak Ewes, Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores. Coughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
IL only needs to be faithfully used anda cure Is
certain. -
Dr. ID. y. smith, Druggist Of high standing.
In Richmond Kentucky, SAYS: "Dr. BAKERS PAN
ACEA Is doing wonders in this neighborhood, In the
way ofhealing the sick. the Rheumatics among the
number Perhaps the mostRExs RKABLE CAGE Is that
Of old citizen of this place who had been suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen years. He is now we'll
and for the great blessing he now enjoys in the
shape OF good health he is indebted to
your Invaluable PASAcEA.
Proprietor, II. sCOvILL.
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MAN SHoT AT EDDYyILLE Mr.. S. B.
Mills down from Eddyville just as we are
going to press, informs us that copperhead
FAMED George Knapper. was shot abou,
noon yesterday, and probably MORALLY
wounded, by soldier now of the Border
Brigade, formerly Of the 7th Iowa Infantry,
and wounded at Belmont, We have no fur
ther particulars.
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While war absorbs the minds Of men,

While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to dQh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day:
forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
or neer exist as nationally free.
It's hard indeed that ALL for country 3 sake.
Can not unite As ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
TO earth by wrangiing our once noble Dag
There's still one hope-and one 10 all,
10 hold our right, avert our fall; zv
It's simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed TO Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidotc ne gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, and tits sure;
He sells you hrst, Coat, rants, or Hat
And then to match, q nice Cravat;
~ still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes tn you cheap % dirt;
He keeps TO give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Bosts
Or anything that you may lack,
from Shoe-strfngs to q carpet-sack.
For those that ready -made won't please,
He meet their wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand
Give fits that can't be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he cant be beat.
Come then come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
Y. W. BELTS.
ttumwa Nov. 90. 1869.
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u 4
7 HE CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINE. Among the
special delights which have 30 richly repaid
our visit to New England was the inspection
II was our privilege to make OF Dr.. ]. @.
Aver 4 Co. 9. Laboratory, at Lowell. Al
tho Ugh we knew by hear-say. that il was
large, yet we were surprised when we came
into view. Of its real magnitude, and still
more by the extent and complication of its
truly immense business.
The whole massive structure is
in fact vast chemical laboratory, in
which the processo of this wonderful art
are constantly going on. Medico. chemical
science has found that the curative proper.
ties Of any substance exist IN some one or
more Of its component parts. Thus the re-
medal effects Of opium are due solely to the
'norphia it contains, although this is but
one-eighteenth part of its weight the 9TH
er seventeen parts are gum, extractive and
inert Of offensive matter. Dr.. Ayers system
separates the medical properties Of each sub
stance employed and we are here shown the
processes by which the cirtues Of each EN-
edial agent are chased through the alembics
until they come out completely pure at last
These concentrated, purified medical prop.
critics. of virtues, are finally combined to-
gether to produce the remedies which have
made themselves reputation for unrivalled
excellence. all over the world. Not only
does the Doctor disclaim all secrecy in his
art and explain every process and every pa r.
ticular, but he maintains that this is the o.
ly process by which the people can be sup
piled with the best possible remedies for the
treatment of disease.-The Formula by
which his remedies are made are published
n the medical Faculty Of the United States,
and are constantly sent by mai 70 such
physicians as app y for them;- Daily
!, Chronicle, San Francisco.
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TO coysumPrrvrs

VHE advertiser, having been restored To health In
sfew weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several wears With severe lung q
lection, and that dread disease Consu
'ous to make known TO his the me ans
scrnfnn used free ofcharee with the scr
preparing and using the same. which thev win ana
SURF cuRN Tor CONSUMPTION. AsrHuA. RRo~cgyrts
&C. The only object ofthe advertiser In sepdisg m.
pr~sevnfion sto hensdt the saficsed and spread In
formation which he concesves 10 he invaluable and
he homes es cry sufferer win his remedy a. n v,p
parflsa rwlsAa.. ~. >...--s-Sa--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE OTTUMWA
MALE and FEMALE SEMI.
NARY.

Req. y. ~ AcEtroy /: Principal
Me- If If: ! H #IissS
The Sixth year commences Monday, sEPTEM
Der It'll, 1853 at the Presbyterian Church and
attached. E#
Four terms often weeks each in the year.
Tuition from Ssto 46, accordingto bra led
Special facilities offered to persons wishingto quail
lily themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
date of entrance. No reduction, however, will be
made for occasional Absence unless by peca agree.
Mt or 10 case of sickness. stars
Boarding can De obtained At priessto suit thesimes
Aug. 8, 1852.
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PuMRoY Acquired. MFR. John Pumroy
has been hoporably acquitted of the charge
of killing the Stage Driver in Polk County
some weeks ago, by the refusal of the
Grand Jury in session at Des Moines last
week. to fiud a bill against him. The jus.
tice Of this decision OF the Jury must be
apparent to every impartial person who has
read the testimony elected on the preimen'
airy examination.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

UNANIMOUS VERDICT. The most rigid
analysis by good chemists have fail ed to dis
cover ANYTHING in the Chemical Saleratus
which can, when properly used, be in the
least degree detrimental to health. While
the women Of our country entertain senti.
ments widely different upon other matters,
all concur ina virdict that the Chemical
Saleratus is the only infallible article in use
for light and sweet bread.
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SAVED Hrs HoRsEs.-About o'clock
on Sunday night last, Mr.. Luthey Hite, liv-
ing about three miles south Of town heard a
noise in his stable, and there found his
horses loose, evidently the work of horse
thieves, but a few moments before. The
rascals had fed, but probably not very far,
for the dogs kept up furious barking all
night.
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vUyHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE srMINA

VyHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE sEMINA-
RY--This Seminary will commence It's first te RIM
on the eth day Of September, 1868. The Principal
Rev, G.. p. Bergen, has secured the services of ave
efficient Teachers in addition to himself and wife,
making Faculty Of seven. Five Of these pr ofess-
ional Teachers OF long exp erience aud eminent sue
The isttution Is furnished with Philo sophie
apparatus-three Pianos and three music teachers,
The PRINCIPAL has expended much time and la
Dor, arc incurred heavy expense In fitting UP this
Seminary, and hopes the community will reward
hi m with liberal patro mage. sstsH
For further infor nation send for . Circulsr.
Address Rev. G EOROE p. BERGEN
n2l-l5, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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= By appointment of tie President of the
United States, to-day is set apart as day
Of Thanksgiving and Praise, in view Of the
many signal victories with which the Ma
Z ton has recently been blessed. The Post
Office will be Closed from a. n. to p. m,
except necessary attention to the mails, ar
irving and departing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

Weare under obligations to Messrs Marsh
q Ketcham fora package Of tomatoes and
peaches presented by Mr.. s, G. Granger of
that house. They were the first OF the sea-
son and very fine. This acknowledgement
should have been made last week.
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THE UNION LEAGUE MEETS on
TUESDAY EVENING.

READ The call fora Union County
Convention on the 18th inst will be found
at the head ofour columns. The Township
meetings on next Saturday the 9th. Read
the call!
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TVo NERVOUS SUFFERERS or BOTH SEXES
A Reverand Gentleman having been restored
10 health In few DAYS aer undergoing all the usu-
al routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat
ment without success, considers IL his sacred duty
to communicate TO his afflicted fellow creatures the
MANS OF cuRE. Hence, on the ,oceipt OF an adj
dressed envelope. he win send tfres) q copy Of the
prescription used. Direct TO
DR.. J0HNM. DAGNALL. 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyn Y
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wehsd : fine rain or Sunday morning,
the first considerable one since February
II will do vast good, but more Of the same
soil would be acceptable.
More rain fell yesterday. o .sLs
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DR.. q. "A. FULLER,
OTTUHW.4, IOWA,
formerly from New York. more recently from Mon
mouth, Ilinois,)

Cures CANCERS, Fits, Rheumatism, scR0FULA,
KINGS EVIL Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and all skin dis
eases with dispatch and certainty. He all fe.
male difficulties. His medicines work like charm.
raising many from their BEDS after long and pro.
tracted illne $, in a few weeks. He and war.
rants permanent cure for all Secret Diseases, no
matter what their species are.
The sick headache cured Tor three S dollars tn
money will be refunded.
Dr. Fuller is the original founder Of the Good ga.
maritan Cordial, Fuller's Analytic Ointm ent and
and Fuers Sick Headache Pills, that are creating
great noteriety everywhere they have been used =
All letters enclosing stamps responded to immedi-
ately.
Patients should apply Immediately ~ the Doctor
win have to leave and to Chicago the FIRST Of DC.
tober. 14-lo
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FEVER AND AGUE.
LIVER COMPLAINT

and all derar gements Of the digestive
functions. FOR debilitatcd persons
'ney are particularly recomme u ID,
giving an appetite asd strength to the
whole human frame.
These bitters are scientifically pre-.
pared, and are made ola rare combi ma
ton OF Roots, Plants. Herbs, Banks and
Seeds, which have been found most e.
fectual by long Medical EnperiencI
70 possess the requisite Tonic Proper.
ties In relieyind and ra
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DR, BAKERS PAIN PANaCEa.

I'VE are not In the habit Of eudorsinp patent
medicines, unless We have Indubitabie prooS
DIR BAKERsS OF their efficiency. In view Of the
multiplicity Of quack nostrums
PAIN with which the country Is con
tinuaiiy flooded, II becomes Of
"a &C Y 4. ten the duty Of IN Journalist to
warn the pihc against imposition than TO commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit when
medicine earns for itself reputation and com "a
an absolute necessity In ery family where there
Is disease, and when those who use 70 never amer
dispense with II when thew are Ia need Of q remedy
for pain disease II then becomes the autv Of the
Journalist to make such medicine remedy as wide
~ known as possible. Our attention has emily
beer called, rs well by those Who use the medcips
asthose who seilit, to the unexampled success Of
BAKERS PAIN PtNACEA, which has GAINED a
popularity ana meets with sale neon allied nv any
medlctne that has ever heen sold In this country
Marshall Iilinoissn
For.ie by l. TAYLOR. otsnmwa. rpee.s
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on RING

the above complaints.
These bitters are the poor man q
friend, saving him many doctor bills
- we'll a. the rich mans solace and
comfort; invigoratipg the weak and
debilttated, driving away melancholy
making life Of misery one Of unal.
Logged enjoyment.
These bitters have been intro duced ,
and are being used, not. only In the
hospitals, but among the soldiers as an
appetizer toni. aud regulator or the
system throughout the