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The Cecil Whig., 1864-01-30
BY CoNCENT REFER TO

Bf UWNCENT 7 KEFER TO
J. W. Rruft Co., Armstrong Berry. Robert Turner,
p. Cr,b Register Of Wells J. " Randolph. Cashier
cS lit Bank, Il. q. Stevens, Calour Co., Md. Isaac
Anderson, Somerset Co.. Md. ". T.. McLIughliu. York
"a "v. \. Il. Mnratt Mechanicsiuri Pa. Rcy. job. A
Price, do. do. Hrv. A. Manship Phil. Cono. Rev. J. H.
herrit do. do: Rev. c. H. Tip EFT. East Baltimore Con
terence; Rev. Il. II Cl"vrr do do; Rev VIM. Harding
10. do. Lev. b. e. john do do.
sep. l2-Im. Baltimore. ND.
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N. B.-The advertiser having taken tie
comm ,dious Warehouse. n. h. Corner Of
Frederick and Pratt streets, and tariug alum
ua II, t oi experience in the business, Ia sis
that lie viii contnuo To merit patronage, uy
the most careful attention to the interest OF
hs patrons. The articles arc taken charge
on their arrival and carefully disp"sco vi
,rumptIy to good Cash customers, aud the
Cash Returns made immediately to the own
ers. The highest charge made is Five per
cent. Goods Of every description (cXccrt
hiqu"i., L.iIAasuu and forwarded with dis
patch, when either Cash or Trade accoml'a-
niyS the order.
Respectfully soliciting your favorable con.
sldrratl"n, l AIN respectfully yours,
+. L. MAXINE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The parties heretofore constituting the
late firm OF Mcrur!ongh Co., have with
others taken on! a CNs!'er tor uatiictnling
purposes. under the g"Lvral laws Of the
State of Maryland.
lhc huS mess Oi manufacturing faNahl2rl
and other Sheet Iron viii hereafter he CON
ducird in the r.,ilr Of Mccullough Iron
Cumrany Of Cecil county.
DEIApEAlNE MCDANIEL, President.
JETliRO j. McCUi.LDuGll, Vice Pres.
WM X. McCI.EES. Treasurer.
MiCkHAM B. SlE AR, Secretary.
jan /, 1864. jan 10, iS6i-u
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Japanese Tea

yyTIII. not mould. Uniikc the green tea Of
w China, this is not dried upon copper pans
an. colored with co0ring mixture its yeilowst,
TINS is the work of nature uli It eXhNlcs per.
tumc that belongs onIy TO te,. of the highest
grade Lovcrs os ten and inGisposed persons
.hould try it, Those of our cu<.0msrI that have
used it prefer it to any tea so!i in this market
For Sale by Il. BROWN, JR, u BRO.
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Superintendent Of the Mule Corr

Wx EALsros:-We have tried yeur Horse Pow.
der, manufactured by you. in the Corral and
Hospital stables to some extent 1t is highly
recommended to me by tho Superintendent ahd
Veterinary Surgeon in charge.
c. NJ. SNOW, Gen'l Sup't.,
Asst Quarter Masters Office,
Corner u and pa It.
Washington, d. e.
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I'O FhRblBnS,
DaiI',y1,len & Country
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO NAyE FOR SALE
EINLOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
l. Tobacco, Hay, Hank, Joice,
Slaves, lloopp"lcs, Tan Bark,
Woud, Sheep, Calves, Poultry
Egss. Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Cheese, Game, Vegetables,
Wool, Rags,
Fur Skins,
Fruit,
Green. and Dry. &c.
Can have them we'll aud al the ilighus, Price
III Baltimore. win tuii Returns always with
in Ten Days o; thcir reaching the City, by
forwarding to the Commission House for
Country Produce of f. h. MARINE,
\. +. Coguer ui Frederick u Frutt sire cts
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Notice..

JAMES A. DAVIS, SURVIVING PARTNER
OF JAMES \. DAVIS x co. VS.. SIEPi-
in ATKINSON AND HANNAH II. HIS
WIFE.
in the Circuit Court for Cecil county
In Chanccry.
ORDERED. this 30th day Of December,
" IN The year 1868 that the sale made and
reported by John A. j. CrcsMcli, Trustee
for the sale of the IN rtgaged Real Estate Of
the said Stephen Atkinson and wife, lie rati
lied and confirmed, unless cansc t" ihc con
ivary thereof bc showp on or before the fifth
OF March. next provided copy OF this
o i.r he inserted in some newspaper printed
hi Gikton, once a week for ore month before
the fourth day Of February. next.
The Report states the amount of sale to
be 5 lC5U. CIiAS. ii. liAlNES,
True copy-tcst. Clerk.
CTAS. II. HAINES,
Jan Q, 1864 -5w Clerk.
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WANTED.

ER HGA Busle Of Charcoal delivered
eIO,OUO at the North East IkON
WORKS.
Bid, for furnishing the whole. ny nnv rart oi
the above will he received Until 18th FEBRUARY
pro7imo. 1864,
Jan 5, Ollie MCCULLOUGH ~ CO.
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN, N. j.

Sa HIS Institution is pleasantly located OIL
Il Delaware kNcr, 20 miles north OF Phil
adciphla. 1t has becn in sIccessul opera
lion for more than eleven years, and Is "ht
Of the most tfourishing institutions Of learn
inv in the country.
Special attention is paid tn the Common and
Higher branches OF English, aud superior ad-
vaAlagcS furnished IN Vocal aud instrunicn-
tai Music, Drawing, Painting French and
Latin are taught ny experienced teachers,
Persons coming from the South can leave
Walnut street wharf, Phi,da., at A, NJ. and
=, }, - ani P. II. For catalogues address
KEY. JOHN II. BRAkELEY, A. NJ.
dec. 70, '63 3m President.
RrrEREScEs IN MARrLND.-R. l.. Th"n.
as. North East; II. Moore, llavre de Grace;
j. p. Dale, Whaleyvile Thos. Mailaiiru,
Mii!ingt"n Rev. W. NJ. Warner, Sudlers,
vile. V. Parker, Port Deposit.
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THE PARIS MANFILLA,
Cloak ANA Fur Emporium.

No. o2t Ch"s.nut ST. tE"rmerly No. .gsl rhadelphia
r W. PROCTOR X co. invite the attcn
- ton of their Friends 10 their large and
Superb Stock of tinc CLO1k anil fUR, un.
paralleled in any former scason---
The increased accommodation afforded in
our new location, enables US to devote the
fullest attention TO our
FUR DEPARTMENT
which will he found we'll furnished with eve
ry description OF FiRsT Class FURS, which
which will lie guaranteed as represented, or
the money paid viii he refunded.
p Orders per mail will be c.,rrinlly attended
ia. and delivered, Express charges paid, any
distance nsid. Of loo miles. = nj. .-,
.n.8 l4Al j. ". PROCTOR Il co.
No. a2A ChsstnIt Street, Philadelphia
s.r l-ly.
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
THE Copartnrrship heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers. under the name
OF NJ McCuiluugh Il Co., has this day been dis
solved, 10y mutual consent.
j. J. MCCULLOUGH,
y. MCDANIEL,
WI X AcCLEES.
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Incounas for t:se Near 1853.

EnCOlMHS TOT TIC eat E5OS.
DECISIONS having 'ncomcs will be- required
i to make return Of the same tur the year
1868, on the LIST Of next May TO the ASSIST
ant Assessor OF this Couity. They should
proceed to ad Just their acconuts and be pre-
pared when the time arrives. Farmers hav-
ing produce of the last years growth on
hand on til" 3l,t Of December last will rsti-
mate its value BY the market p'ice at that
time. jan IL, ls64.3t.
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N5s'g' Hs'E.

JOHN MERRIMAN DAVIDSON AND 9TH
EhS W. JANIS DAVIDSON AND OH.
EhS
In the Circuit Cour, for Cecil county,
in Chaucery.
NRDERFD, this oath day of December
~ in the yea. 1868. that the sale made and
Reported by John a }. Cr-swsii, Trustee IN
the above entitled cause, Of the residue OF
the Mount Ararat Farm, be ratified aud con.
frmrd. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the fifth day %! March
hext; provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed at Elktou
Ence a week Tor one month, before TIE 1Uurt
day OF February, next.
The Report states the amount of sale to
be $500. CHAS. Ii. UAlNES,
True copy-tcst. Clerk.
CHAS. II. HAINkS,
Jan 2, lS64-5w Clerk.
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TESTIMONIALS.
WAsnl>GTos, Oct ls, 1862.


" IN NhINI'H . ~, n
DEAR sir Having tried the Cattle Powder
mnnut ,cIurei by you. consider it good "rue'e
for the dseascs OF horses. aud as good prcpAf4-
tioa rs there S in the market
HIRAM WRIGHT
Assist cnary Surgeon,
For the United States Government.
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No Alcohol Bad WhiskeyI
They will Cure the above diseases in niaoty y,nin,
cu,ss out OF hundred,


cu,ss out OF hundred
Induced by The extensive sale and universal
popularity OF Hooaand's German Bitter. lpuro,y
Nesetabiel hosts OF ignorant Quacks and un.:ru.
pulous adventurrrs. have opcnsl upon suH,rnx
humanity the flood gates OF Ao.truns in the ab ,us
OF poor whisky, riley compounded wirh ,ujur ous
druga, and christened rvE tcs. otomach,es unj
Bittgrs.
beware ei the innumeraele array Of A!cahnis
preparations ir ,lethpr;e botll;s and biz. b.,t,I
Kegs uAder the modest appelaton oE Et,.,s
winch instead OF cnr.ns, only a5srLv,te dls4a>a
anu ieaSe the disirpon.e slIatsr ia despair
U00FLAND'S GERMAN 3.TVEc3l
Are not now and untried sr.ic'e but ha,o
stood the lost Of htIeen years .r.a by tho Ame.i.
can Pupi'e ana iheir reputation atsj sale are not
rivaled by any similar preparA, oa.
lhe tropr'etors have iaVRsAu4i et .sl:sr. from
the IaoSt eminent
The Cecil Whig., 1864-01-30
WASHINGTON Oct. q 1868


" III NHIsiHH
DEAR SIR Having had your llor'e md Cattle
Powder in use .or some tlmo, do chrcrtuIly rec
ommeni it as IL good article, and wei! worthy .,
public notice M JhChaoN,
nf fha Mule Corral
The Cecil Whig., 1864-01-30
FICnARDT'S
c ATTLE POW D E R
Thousands are Testifying to Its
Efficacy.

"The Merc;fM Nan is kimd to his Beast. "
A FTER years of study and expe iInent by the
| ~ inventor. to compound from pCRE VEGETABLE
MATERIlIs, q Powder that SHOULD and MUST take
the place of the thousand and one nosrums gotten
| up and pamed upon the public as CERT NN
REMEpIgs for the cure of all diseases which The
brnte creation heir to, he has produced the
| .ne heading this advertise ment, and none Can bE
| GENUINE unless bearing our signature. The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly con-
| fined to the State of Pcnusy yivania. but We have
| now consumma,ed such arrangem ements that we are
| prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
| hand as vel! AS those we may hereafter receive
| from other States OF the Union.
knowing this Powder to possess all the curative
properties bcre set forth, We deem tulsoine IL
| ratie of words unnecessary. feeling assured that
| its OWN MERITS will secure Tor it a ready sale
Being composed of pure vegetable ingredients: it
can be safely and judiciously given to that noble
animal the HORSE. Its effects are no FALSE
pAMpEuISs Of the system creating boated car
cIss with u premature shedding Of the HAIR put
on the other hand. it strengthens the digestion,
purifes the blood regulates the urinary organs
thereby improving aud protecting the whole
PHYSICAL condition Of the animal, even Wheh III
an apparently healthy state.
10 the Agriculturist and Daryman it is an In
valuable remedy for their NEAT CATTLE labofing
under HOOF diseases. HOLLOW HORN, and
other of the ma ny complaints to which they are
liable from suppression vi tne NAHUM seSi"''''
MILUu COWS are much benefited by occa-
sionally mixing with their slop or feed-it has
tendency to strengthen the animal, remove all
obstIuclons from the mi TX tubes, promote all the
secretions aud consequently adding much to the
strength Of the animal. quantity and quaiy VI
lhe Nj k, Cream md Butter.
HOGS. during the warm seasons. are constantly
overhcatiDg themselves, which results IN 'nef
get!in. Coughs, Ulcers of the LUNGS and other
parts. which naturally has a tendency to retard
their growth In all such cases. II teaspooniui
mixed in "A bucket of swiil and given every other
day, will speedily remove al. difficulties, ahd tho
animal MILL INCREASE IN HEALTH AND Eat.
TESTIMONIALS
WAsHIA GroS Jan. I, 1867.
To VIM Ralston:
| have used your Cattle Powder, and would
state that it possesses the qualities OF toniug ana
rcuuyating the stomach, Removing i'll some degree
the morbilc matter. lscan recommend for All
horses in private use, where the system Is not
LOO much iebilitatcd j p TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United states Government,
Washington, u. &.
WASHINGTON, Oct lG, 1862.
VIM. Ralstnn
DEAR sir Having tried the Cattle Powder
pnnnt cturei by you. consider it good article
for the i.seascs OF horses, aud as good prcpAfI-
t:oa as there is in the market.
UiHAN WRIGHT
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PIANOS TITED.
LOST.

nN Chrisim,s eve. on the R'uc R,. r,ai' 8,
oBuFFAho ROBE; the ia l'r y j II, r,x,. !.
ei. by len,ing It ut The Store sf Jsscps 4 liz. /
hn'y. L.q t:rtor. Md
jan II, loGl3it J1foS W GLeEuE
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Philada., June %. 1861.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

thirty I've thousand mon nearly ons-hsK Of whom sre
raw drafied- mon, who have stomach for the war
They are being captured In tho vicinity continually
woods until their rear guard left In order desert BY
the time they reach the barren pine belt below Miedgc
vile they will find Georgia "hard road to travel" and
We can confront them with small force aud hsrass
their fsnks vigorously tUey will meet few ships to
greet them hen they reach the coast II is desperate
game, and In this fertile belt they play success
fully; but the swamps will be fatal 10 then They have
unquestionaby caused much suffering and night
families who had an abundance last have scarcely
days subsistence. The greatest Inconvenience is iet
Tnere Is plenty 10 the country yet but there horss
haul IT, Our citizens distress aso for wood for
the same reason.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
she Rebels Say There is Plenty 10 Eat, but
No Horses to Haul it Whore Wanted.
Ihe Adventures ofthe Georgia Legis-
iatdrs In the Woods.
The Georgia State Convicts Put
Into the Rsbel Ranks,
"a. g.. n.
The Press Despatch.

1nc TEesS OcopotChs
BALTIMORE, Dec 4, 1859.
The special correspondent OF tho American at
eegraphs this morning tho arrival OF tho steamship Bal
Bic IN Annapolis Roads, from Savannah with i've hundred
aud twenty officers Fify.seven died on the passage
And more than twothrds, is thought will never re-
Dover.
The latest news from Sherman that hs was uithiu
yory miles Of Savannah. All Georgia In alarm The
apannah papers of the 3oh u phile admitting tA,s say
ehas his progress has been stopped.
BALrrNoRR. Dec 4, 1894.
later despatch from the Annapolis correspondent Of
tbs american says
The Savannah Republican Of the 3oth M states that
General sherman's forces Q few miles beyond NIL
lsp his cavalry having approached that place, but
Burned without moesting It, Sher man resting his
Forces preparatory to his advance to the seaboard.
The United States forces which Hilton Head under
General Foster, landed at Birds Neck, about twenty
miles up Broad river, on the 29th, and portion bad
marched towards tho Savannah and Charleston Railroad
the direction OF the Great Swamp, but returned After
hkrmish.
II was supposed that an attempt to burn the bridge
would be made the 3oth and heavy firing that day
Eas heard and heavy smoke In that direction.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

o. Pnsvc. tho old ~ Grants fsyor,ts evolu-
tons. ne has issued order driving all the nha btsats
living within Ave miles OF his from eir houses sod
homes The amount Of cruelty To the helpess perpe-
trated by this and his brother iscreants ho degrade
the general. and the Of unnappinsss which
they have caused will make the history Of these days
page 10 sickep Nero.
In the meantime the Yankee newspapers full os
wonderful wonder Of wonders--a new gun-whlch they
will get position between the
and. Christmas, which VIII throw shell into Richmond
and bly, burn us all with highly iufammabie
pound lately invented. The nearest point 90 which they
can bring gun 10 Derbytosn, seven miles on The
Armstrong twelve pnuBGor said 20 have thrown ball
six miles but the country level plain ana The gun
on hock The enemy may have found artillery that wiif
throw far; but Richmond s hills. and The country
slopes do.n@ards 10 their lines. The humane expectA
Non Of Ne~ York Will end IA disappointment II tbs
range OF any grn tried Richmond and even
they did throw she'll into Richmond, what Of il2
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
THE COOPERATING coLyUys.
GENERAL Fosrsp's OPERATIONS PROM BEAUFORT 10
AID SHERMAN A fAiLURv.
From The Richmond Examiner. poc 81


AID SHERMAN fAibURv.
From the Richmond Examiner, leo
We have already utmatei our belief that Grant had
sent forces 70 Port Royal with tbs nleatcu Of marching
up into the country and rersve sherman from ns EN-
bsrrassmenn. We are now nearly certslo u hts al
vdnee has been attempted ard that II has resulted "a
compete fa'l~e The details will rst be heard from inc
cnomys journals 10 the meantime there l. stil mloa
reason for us 10 hope that the last word has not been
said In Georgia on the question whether sherman shalt
reach the coast or not We are SATISFIED tnM wu be
dsSa H Exp0ssttls fer him 70 reach Beaufort Or s..
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
The Negro Pfckets In Front OF Pic kctCs
OiylslOn.

From the Richmond Examiner, Dec. q
We have mentioned the appearance of pckets In
lront of our newly acquired lines above Iowets Gen.
Hamptons men did not relish the idea OF confronting the
sable soldiers and cordingy, with the Generals per.
Dssion, no doubt, the sharpshooters opened fire
darkies on Monday, and picked on number OF them.
The Hre retu rned by the enemy skirmishnG
kept up at intervals until this morning when
appearance or white pckets belonging 70 the Eight
corps caused Ham pton discontinue tbsu target
practice. Two soldiers OF the Eighteenth Virginia reg
meut were killed by the explosion OF a shell. Up TO .
late hour yesterday evening all was quiet along The Ches
tariff nicka kaf Lima
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
BUTLER's HEADQUAn TERs.

Mr. William II. Merrtam's DespntcA.
IaFRoSr RICHMOND, Zee 3-Moru,uS.
ARTILLERY DrEL ALONG BBRBrpA BuSnasD FRONT.
10 you the rebel Pickes opened line on tine Ber
muda Hundred front defences 10 retaliation for
fsncod wrong part Yesterday morning, the I'd,
Il trRnsrred that 10 return'ug their fire had killed
6fieen twenty rebels, whose bodies were lying
between the respective picket lines. The sDemy at
tempted send Dag Of truce, asking for mission
bury their dead, which resisted for adequate rea
Upon the refusal Of their request they rsopened
upon with light artillery about ten O'Clock yesterday
forenoon. The Nring when conn mmenced, was 80 rapid
artillery duel hout fhe lines Of that frcnt with
dsmsse to any body side In the early part Of
The affair the Hewlett House battery (rebeil opened
right centre, but was subsequently eenced by the
batteries right this being the fourth oc
casion which this rebel work has been siienced by
these batteries, manned and worked by the First Con-
necticut heavy artillery, Colonel Abbott comma ding.
Firing nearly apday yesterday was unusually heavy on
the Dutch Cap Canal.
FIRING
The rebel batteries opposite Fort Bsady subjected that
work very heavy well constant fire during the
AFTERNOON there being however, FAR more noise made
than harm done.
Brevet Major eneral Terry the officers OF the
OF the Tenth corps spenddy entertained Inst
ing at corpc headquarters by the headquarters pur
veyor.
Captain Fl. C. Adams. OF the Eleventh Maine voIun
having been promoted IN his regiment, resigns the
position OF Assistant Commssary OF Subsistence at these
headquarters and is to be succeeded by Captain Dandy
OF the IentS corps stan
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
The Press Despateh.

HEADor .RrERs ARMY ov rHR PoroMAc. Dec. 1894
Among tho prisoners captured BY GeDera Gregg 10 his
recent expedition Major Ftzhugb, who viii be
memberedip connection with the rad into Mary land sst
summer when ne OF captains prisoner and,
after taxing hts boots on made BIN Walk twenty
miles barefoot. 10 bring bis mind his conduct a. that
time ne b'msen WAS compelled 10 walk from Stony
Creek 10 camp without his boots
General Dawes during the expedition, was struck BY
spent ball daring the action, but suffered injury The
euemy bad quite stretch o. read graded ties cut and
the rails the ground ready to lay down, but u - be-
svet hey VII abandon the project they have learned
thnt caysry at any time STRIKE II 10 few hours
u tis SAID tha, iIamptcns cavalry had nearly all been
OF o oppose Sherman and that the stores found
depot cr the supply 81 their horses which
supposed been OF when troops found
30 Re aivsnciBg Ihe entire affair of the mos.
auccosiul have had during the campaigns and reflects
great credit all who wsre engaged. Captain Hays.
wao commanded the Fourth Pennsy ivania, IS highly
spoken 81 MS g.isntry the occasion He had
brotaer Killed aud anotcer wounded in the action.
Nearly hundred con'ratan with the columu
They Of ali ages and very poorly clad, but seem
re59scoi TO have reached our lines.
HKspcrAsrxE- Dec. 3, 1864.
The prisoners captu-ad during Greggs expedition were
sAn, 10 Guy Point yesterday, TO DO forwarded " wash
'agton.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

SHERMAN.
The March to the Sa-
vannah River.
Gen. Fitzpatrick Crosses the Sa-
vannah River on Nov 29.
He Has q Heavy Fight with
Wheeler.
OUR INFANTRY NEAR MLLEN, GA.
The Army Within a Few Miles Of
the Rebel Prison on Nov. 80.
The Rebels Admit that Sher-
man will Reach tho Coast
without Serious Loss.
NE Has Met with Very Feeble Op-
position and has Lived En-
tirs!y OF tbs Country.
Relentless Devastation OF
Georgia.
Ths Country Through which the Army
Passes Being Destroyed and
Left DeSslate.
she Rebels Say There is Plenty 10 Eat, but
No Horses to Haul it Whore Wanted.
ahe Adventures ofthe Georgia Legis-
iatdrs in the Woods.
The Georgia State Convicts Put
INTO the Rsbel Ranks,
&3s g.. u.