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NEw YORK, July d.
The HerGlds Nashville despatch of the
9th says: Gen. Rosseau crossed the Coo
saw river on the 18th where he was attacked
by 5000 rebels after five hours fighting he
routed them and proceeded. At Talladega
he broke up conscript camp capturing 100.
At Tylecuga he destroyed two large
warehouses filed with rebel supplies and
large quantity Of nitro. lie also fired the
large Iron works. Gen. Rosseau crossed the
Talapoosa river at Stones Ferry, where he
met a body of the enemy, killing a captain
and capturing three officers. The railroad
was first struck at LoochapOka on the 18th,
where the destruction of the track began
The rails were considerably torn up west of
the place at Chewa Station. Here the reb-
els were again encountered with 1900 men
A fight of two hours ensued when the rebels
were totally routed, leaving 40 killed and
wounded on the field. Thence the COM
mand moved eastward destroying all
literally removing the railway, at that
station. A train sent out by the rebels to
reconnoitre was captured. 200 lbs OF bacon.
5000 lbs. of tobacco, large quantity Of
whisky, 700 sacks of -four and 400 bales of
COIlOu were DdIneu- Inc CDmmaHu tltu
left for Marietta, having skirmished with
the rebel cavalry through the entire route.
Gen. Rosseau reached Marietta safely, bring
ing IN 500 horses and mules.
There appeared to be great deal of oppo-
sitiOn to JEFF. Davis among the citizens along
the route. All seemed much surprised at
the kind treatment extended towards them
by the Yankees. Not private house was
entered neither did any marauding or pilla-
ging take place during the expedition.
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DIURETIC COMPOUND.

70, the Seciai DtssIs,, Of the Urinary Organs re-
suling from inprudsHes and cOnf1gon. m This new
remedy contains neither Balsam Copaiva Spirits OF
Nitre, Cuhebs, Turpentine, or any other nauseous
drug, but Is an elegant vegetable liquid, pleasant
70 the taste and smell cooling, cleansing and heal
ng in its operation, speedily allaying all heat and
irritation in the urinary passages. You. therefore,
who have been taking Balsan C0pGua, either in cap
sules mixtures. for months. until sick and pale
your breath and clothes filed with its vile OdOr
throw awav the disgusting mixtures, and send for
bottle OF this Nsr RsmsfB, which will not only
you at but it will also cleanse the system
from the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have
been taking long. Ch40nc cases have resisted all
kinds Of treatment for months and even years uiH
Immediately Try it, and if not represented the
MONEY siIH Be refunded One bottle generally SUI
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r.a.rs aot-q .Ysrt. a-a Es,i.

Leave burlington az $40 Az SIS, n as ~.
6.nu Pm.
Dog Erprs'' Tra'n leaves Boston az S.ooAH. VIA
Lowell Or Lawrence, At ID AN, via Ftchtur-
Leave Spring feld az 81 ~ Bellows Falls az ~
A \, for Burlington, Montreal, o -iensbur-h Ciics-
20 and thu West, making close connections.
MAJ Tam leaves Boston at 900 NJ via Lowell
White River Junction a. i-35 v. for Burlington.
Montreal ami OEdenshurgh.
4-c1rr7l1 frfioH Tr1Iu leaves Mortified ~ s1 a
N, and Burlington AZ $ 81 ". for HOUSES Point.
Nig1f ErPress Tr1iz leaves Bellows Falls az On .-
v, receiving pas-en gers from the Vermont Va les
Railroad leaving New York At I2.t5PN. AMI from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston $50 u. connect
ING az White River Junction with tram iear.1-
Boston ~ 5-3l u, arriving at Burlington At II
v, house'- Point II 7.o5 A ", Montreal 40 9.I5 Av
and OS-ens1ur-h 1870 ~ Both the Mail Trains
connect 40 White River Junction with Passuups,
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached O. both the Might E1-
press Trains running between Rouse's Point a1t
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago snd the West for 49,
al all the principal Stations.
q. MERRILL. sgpt
ST. Adams July o. lest.
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OGDENsBURGH TO THE WEST.
lSEi
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS

O1ly SIR Days through 'ri'50uf clr7ge or Boz
-I'HIS well known and Reliable Comps ny. r
L during Tie presrlt season, run tLeir lie
First Class Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily --
tween ugdsrs1argt, Ortrs10. ~. C1'-srrnss C's-.-
iIs, To'sA, Detroit, Cheap MiIir1tsss and i1's-
mediate Ports
Leaving O=denshurgh. on arrival Of E1Bre'' Tor
from ne E0sff
Passengers and Familie. moving West, can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &C, an
land together without disturbance or Iranshipu
their port Of destination thus avoiding the greaf
Inconvenience u the MANY changes, delays and eN-
penses Of ether routes. - These Steamers nav
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, for FIRST Class PASSENGERS, ana Sc
ond Cabins with Cook stoves and comfortable &C
cOmmOdatiuns for Passengers and iaml!les, Nh7
wish 70 furnish their own provisions NO eu95'-
will he spared 10 maintain the reputation OF tn.-.
a. the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
A thorough rebuilding, rentung- repairlns Al
FURNISHING, with several new boats added % tls
ne, make this now the most c'miurtanle- p4easa1-.
ionomical and expeditions route TO the UhEaI
WEST
Be sure aud see the agent Of tins Line bcfor, .7a
buy your Ticksts-
ThrOagh Tickets over all Western Railroad Line.
can be obtained on application % GEo, ". SWlra.
Office corner Ford and Patterson SITS, opposite
John House, Ogdenshurgh, y Y.
D- One Hundred Pounds Of Baggage Free. %
each Passenger.
Baggage Checked through 70 all Points
For Through Tickets and other information au-
ply TO q. A. EDDY.
Office Steamers Landing, Ogdensbur-h. ny.
GRO. ". SMITH. 6enl Ticket Agent
Il. y. DRURY, Agent,
No. American Hotel, Burliugtl1.
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OINTM ENT.

YIN Il NJ EN- l..
A LII who have Friends and Relatives In the Army
"A or Navy, should take especial care, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointmenti
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected to provide themselves with them, better
present can be sent them by their friends. They
have been proved TO be the Soldiers never-failing
friend in the hour Of need.
Coughs and Colds affecting troops.
Will be speedily relieved and effectualy cured by
using these admirable medicines, and by paying
ed to each Pot or Box.
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.
These feelings which so sadden US, usually arise
from trouble annOyances obstructed Precipitation,
or eating and drinking whatever is unwholesome,
thus disturbing the heathful action Of the liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved, " you de-
sire 10 be well. The Pills, taken according 10 the
printed instructions will quickly produce healthy
action in both liver and stomach, and a natural
consequence a clear head and good appetite
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Impurities Of the BLOOD rSralftng from iuprud-
ercs and coHf4gion abuse Of MsrcuTy e1sing Erg-
tons tho Skin; Sore Throat Mouth and Y0ts Los
Of H1'-' on Sarss: SrsiiHgT Pans IN me Bones AMI
al OTTER suns Of atm tlrHieuf pots1u ~ me
sysfsrH. 81 No remedy ever discovered has done
what has been achieved by this. Under its use
every form Of constitutional syphilitic mercuria
faint is speedily cured, and In short time the sub
tile poison is c0mpetely eradcated from the system.
and health and strength are permanently restored.
- u Wa this remedy that cured gent eman from
Tie south then stopping At Newport. and fUr which
he presented r. NJ. with si0 besides his bill after
having been under the treatment Of the most emi1-
ent physicians iu kalt.I1re Philadelphia q New
YORK, Tor FIVE YEARS. Never despair Of a per-
fect cure. nn matter how obstinate your case has
been, until you have thorouEhly tested the virtues
A mont rrlra :
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NEW YORK, July Is.
The Herdld's dispatch from the Army of
the Potomac, says: There was heavy and
rapid artillery fighting all the morning, on
the Goth, and vollies Of musketry. at inter-
walls in the direction of the front of Gen.
Foster, on the north bank OF the James RIv-
er. The rebels have been heavily reinforcing
at that point for several days, suspecting that
we intended to advance on Richmond from
that direction.
The weather is cooler, and more rain is
falling.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

- Over TAres H4nfrsd TsonsGuG Dollars srepaid
O. swi udliug quacks annually, In New England.
alone, which is worse than thrown away. This comes
from trusting % the false and deceptive advertise
meuts Of men calling themselves Doctors having
no medical education and whose only recommen. dA-
ton Is what they say II themselves. Advertis ~
phs scians. In nine out Of ten, are npost rs
The only safe way therefore. is q = 10 some regular
practicng Physician or II you prefer one who mas e.
your disease specially be sure that he is physi
cian- and not a preteuder, you will have reason
% re 5ret itDr MATT1>OS Is the only regular pys-
cian in Providence. II not in New England who ad-
vertscs treating Spscill Mglafie, and he gives IN
fouhfff fssfinoHiais from eminent physicians.
surgeons. and citizens n this and other states which
no other advertising physician do. and without
which, no stranger can he entitled n confidence
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for them
with pamphlet Special Diseases and Liss1ses af
HoHasn- sent Tree nr. VI. is a regularly educated
ply stefan OF twenty years experience ten in an ex
tensive general practice, until declining health
compelled him b reliuquish that and adopt an ONCE
practice, treating all the various ailments and diff
culties resulting from imprudence and couta.ion in
both sexes, married or single, giving them his us9e
attention Persons. therefore. having any import
ant or difficult case IN his speciality. will do well 10
sonsult pr. NJ before going elsewhere. All business
faithfully attended TO- ami rs~fe- .1ftsfn-ff0 guar
anted. Addres Lock Box w mot ~ or DR.. NAT
TiSON.
No. rs UNION st. PROVIDENCE RI
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CENTRAL ANDSULLIvi Az
RAILROADS.
Commencing July 18th, 1864.


Trans going South ard East.
Leave Burlington at 7.25 An, l2-I5 Pm. and rs
Pm.
Mai Trriz leaves Rouse's Point, at SO A " Bur
ins ton - n connecting at White River Junct.
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston W0rresfer
sc, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Sprin--
field and New York. arriving in New York al il..7
BuriiTgflH ErP-s's leaves Montreal AZ 5.45 4
R0use's Point at 7.i5 A N, for Burlington.
DAY Express leaves OgdensburEh at $50 A D.
Montreal Al son ", Rouses Point at lO.4s n, Bur
lington i2.l5 Y, for Boston, Troy and New York.
Ntgtf Erprsss Tam leaves O-denshurEh al II.57
A ". Montreal al IS y, ROuse's Point al Is ~
arriving at Boston at ~ NJ connecting Bellows
Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Nor-
cester and Vermont Wales Railroad for Sprngiel+
and New Haven. and arriving in New York a. i.s.
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Volunteers, Attention! Intiscretions o
Noufk

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Svelliugs, With
certainty be radically cured if the Pills taken
night and morning. and the Ointment be freely used
AZ stated in the printed instructions, Il treated IN
any other way they dry up In part 70 break out
In another. Whereas this Ointment viii remove the
humors from the system, and leave the patient
vigorous and healthy man. II viii require a little
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81. LOUIS, July 2.
Late advices from Little Rock, Ark. say
Prices army was at Camden, and Price him
self was at Shreveport. Marmaduke is said
to be crossing squads of his men over the
river near James Landing. Kirby Smith is
attempting to prevent achievements being
sent from Gen. Banks department to Gen,
Steele.
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power Impotency- Confusion II Thought Loss Of
Memory, Irritable TEMPER, Gloomy Apprehensions
Fear, dependency and Melancholy, W ich may end
IN l9ss of Reason - This new remedy f,r that
fearful trsinofmental and physical evils arisn from
secret habits Of the young, excuses Of matieur
year,, is composed Of the most soothing, strength
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whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming In comhiuatlon
the most perfect AntdOte for this obstinate and
distressing class Of maladics ever yet discovered II
has teen sent 10 nearly every State In the Union
relieving the untold sufferings Of hundreds who
have never seen the inventor, restoring them O.
health, strength and happiness. One large bottle
lasts a month. Price So; half size s. 81. THESE
FOUR GREAT REMEDIES are the result o.;
many years study and practice, and pre-
pared they superior 70 anything else for their
respective purposes. an therefore induced % make
them public, for the benefit Of those who otherwise
could avail themselves Of their virtues. They
are all warranted as represented, in every respect
% the price viii be refunded. ~ BEWARE OF
mutations And especially worthless nostrums
left at Drug St0rs o. sell having counterfeit Of nv
lnliau figure for the purpose Of deception
u None genuine unless obtained directly Of DR.
Mattison az his Office for Special Diseases, No p
Union street, Providence, R l., and sent by ex-
press 90 all parts Of the country. in closely sealed
package. secure from observation receipt Of the
urfra rI. mail
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IIAhhISbt A1i d, July OU
1t is believed that the invasion of this
state by Lees best troops is OF too gigantic
nature to be regarded as mere raid. The
operator at Shepardsburgh has left. The
rebelsare now holding Chambersburgb. Gen.
Couch is directing the defensive movements
at Carlisle. Gov Curtin has issued a pro-
clamation stating that rebel cavalry and ar
tillery occupied Chambursburg and says a
few hours will develope their intentions. lie
calls on the people of Harrisburg at once to
defend their homes and says they will be
furnished with arms rs soon as organized
into companies.
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DAY LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily, sur
From EtiishaV days excepted az 1850 A. 81.
1870 A. VI. y upon arrival % the Cars TN
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burll1-r'- it
AS P. NJ, and Rouses Point az 50 P " zis1@
direct connection with the Cars for O-ts-s'-.
the same evening, arriving az Montrea AZ .."'t
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NEW BOOKS.

ILLUSTRATIONS Of Universal Progress, BY Her
l. bert Spencer.
Patriotism and other Papers, by T. Starr King.
The Cripple Of Antioch, by the author Of Chron-
ieles Of the Schonberg Gotta Family.
The Poor White, or the Rebel COnscrpt, by the
author of Ruth's Sacrifice
The Ferry Boy and the FinAneie a life Of s. P
Chase.
The Soldier Boy or Tom SOmers in the Army by
Oliver Optic. For sale by
CO. FRENCH co.
June II.
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NO TROUBLE IN LEARNING PLANO
MISIC

Is experienced by those who use RICHARD
i SONS NEW METHOD" universally acknow-
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Piano forte suer pubfished. Ten thousand copies OF
this work are sold every year. Distinguished
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BLUE NOTE PAPER.
A FEW Reams very good and very cheap.
AT HUNTINGToN'S.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON LIFE AND /
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Assets ,lverl g ep.U''.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
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Applications hv mail promptly attended TO-
Burlington. june Dob. cawly.
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s.3oA. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell. We
eester, Fitchburgh, Brattleboro Springfield, Har-
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
ton : p
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Nrw Yopr Jnlv %

" Il 7Ithf % Ut
1t is stated that the War Department has
decided to exempt from draft such of the
l00-days men as may be actually in service
when the draft takes place.
Steamship City of Washingtonfrom Liver
pool has arrived.
Gold sold this afternoon at 250l.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r.. r..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aug. LIST 1861. trains will run as f.
lows;
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
s.soA. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell We
eestsr Fitchburgh, Brattleboro, Springfield Har-
ford, New Haven. Troy, Albany and New York.
arrive in Troy BIZ P. M New York go P. NJ Bos
ton I'D Pm
Through 10 BOSTON, u''faouf cAdHgs Of Cas-
II.5oA. ". Accommodation Train.
lilo P. N. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, Ns-
York and the West arrive at Troy rs Pm
New York ) A. ", by Hudson River Railrral
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers. II,
train stop at Vergennes, Middlebury and Brandcr
Through 10 Troy rifhout Chang, Of Cars.
This train stops only at Vergennes, Mid, lebury
80 P. ", NIGHT EMPRESS, with Sleeping Cars, f-
New Y-rk and Boston. Arrive in Troy At as A.,
NJ. New York loA N. Boston JAN.
Through 10 Troy and Boston riihouf eRqqgs
Of Cars.
From re South md Ea', Tra,-s lrr,rs ., Bsrf,-,.
ION n (odovs-
4.2sP.x., MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. "
cester Springfield. Hartford, New Haven. T--r
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 7.31 A. y.
New York 200 ?. ". with Sleeping Car attars-4
Troy $40 A. N.
4.O5 A. N, EMPRESS TRAIN, with sleepin. Car.
from New York and Boston. Leaves Nov F-rs
at Pm Boston 81 P. NJ
10 A. NJ, ACCOMMO DATION TRAIN from Ruth
s Pm NEW YORK EXPRESS Leaves New Y1-s
at An. Through frum Troy without chang "
car.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, N.s
YORK, Schenectady and all principal points "a -..
New York central and Western Railroads AM b.
formation given by
R. {. ROWE. No. I. American Hotel Bl.ce
Package checked through.
R-Fsr' always as low as by any other line.
II. 5. MARCY. Acting SUM-
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LOUISVILLE .Inlv o

LOUISVILLE, July 2.
Monday night, IS guerillas entered Howes-
vile and were sbelled out by the gunboats.
They then went to Cloverport and robbed
the stores. When last heard from they
were moving from Stevensport.
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NV YORK Lnlv 3.

The Tribuns's larper's Ferry dispatch
says it is believed the rebels intend concen-
trating at Winchester. A collision may oc-
cur.
Hilton Head letters of the 18th say two
Union prisoners had escaped from the rebels
and arrived there. They report seeing some
rebel iron-clads in the cooper river.
Gen. Birney is on raid in Florida.
The FIRE on Sumter is continued with con-
siderable effect. The rebel prisoners have
NOT yet been placed under fire.
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~ Young Gents SIX IIats AZ N''' W
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NE W OOH :.

A MERICA and her Commentators, by II. 7
IA Tuckerman. Il uso., 460 pages.
Relieved at HUNTINGTON's.
Juneli.
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FISH, FISH. FISH.

1'HE Fine place at the corner OF Main and T,ttl.
i Street, recently owned by Parrand n Benedict
This desirable property will be sold cheap or rent
ca 70 good tenant on reasonable terms ENQUIRE
or W. 6. shaw or George =. Edmunds
March 5. 1852
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LATEST SPRING APPROPRIATIONS.

A MONG the novelties Of the season lust reeeivea
I1directly from New York by way OF Hudson RiT
er and Lake Champlain, and imported expressly
for our own trade, We ind full complement 81 -ood
Iaiiors, among whom peace and harmony reilrnedr
and who are now hard 70 WORK to help ''clot6s the
naked" at short notice. At No. ? and 3 Hank Bloc
-, COLVER & TURK
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
\ gentleman from Baltimore reports all
quiet in that city, but that the anxiety is
intense to know the facts of the situation.
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Consisting Of Cloth Covered. Black Walnut, MouId
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NE w DO KS.

7 TNNET-S Trial ~ he author Of Twice Lost.
IL Haunted Hearts by the author OF the Lamp
lighter.
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NV YORK, jolly 80.
Gold sold to-day at 255.
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Weakness or Debility Induced by Over
EaficUP

VIII soon disappear by the use Of these valuable
Pills and the Soldier viii quickly acquire addition
tona strength. Never let the Bowels be either con-
fined or unduly acted upon. II may seem strange
that Holloway's Pills should be recommended ior
Dysentery and Flux, many persons supposing that
they would increase the relaxation. This Is great
mistake for these Pills will correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove all the acrid humoursfrom
the system This medicine viii give tone and vigor
% the whole organic system however deranged
while health and strength follow a a matter Of
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~REMEsfBER-This medi-

%
cine IL designed expressly for obstinate cases when
all other remedies Of the kind have failed to cure
also that II is warranted as represented in every
respect, or the price will be refunded ~ BEWARE
OF INVITATIONS and especially those having acoun-
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ton. None warranted unless purchased directly
Of Or. Mattison, at his Office. ~ Accomdstions
co. adies during