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TESTIMONIAL

T z 8 T nj . N "A Z
From Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Member Of Congress
Illinios late Speaker OF the Illinois House Of Rep
resentatives and Grand Master Of A. f. and A. M OF
the State Of Illinois.
FRrrronr, October 81, 1858.
DIX. D. H. SxrLyK-Dear Sir In reply 10 your notice OF
the 18th inst, would say that severely afcted
with Catarrh for years, when became acquainted with
you and bought two bottles Of your liquid Catsrrh Rem
edy Before had used one bottle was sensibly I'm
proved, and before the second bottle finished
completely cured. recommend the medieins TO all
sf1icted with Catsrh. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS }. TURNER.
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train OF symptoms, acts more LIKE
A CHARM than a medicine There Is nothing IN the
whsle range of MateriA Medca that for a moment
bear a comparison with 1t In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found In
the lltb edition OF the u g. Dspensaory pages 1887
and 1888
series Of experiments In which Dr. Bull has been for
years engaged. has Just been brought successful
alton, and he Ia enabled to offer the public
combination Of CEDRON with other approved tones
the whole preserved IN the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky. which he is conhdeut has y
equal In the world.
He might furnish volume OF certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such things by
their true value Tho safest plan for to te
for himself the virtues Of new medicine.
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yIENRY ALLEN, New York Livery aud s.lesb iss
III Nos - aud IL east Perl street, IN the rear Of
6Ieun's Block. rr. - fstse.
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The chief pilot lseks Jest the mao Tor such busi-
nsss-sllsn,. stern. . js~ like vice, expressive
Of tremendous will. and eve like an eagles
The tableau In that pilotheuss. Is Ne entered
the great La Chine Rapids. shall never forget,
The eye Of every one Of the four ne msmen vas
bent on The rocks and Wild szrgine waters before
ss. as With strained muscles they guided the
wheel: such concentrated excitement / never
say before. Well they knew that false move
ment Of SIX inches would result in the almost
instant death Of three hundred persons belsv
them. The very second had arrived and no
human power bas their own oosld save us nov.
wonder not that the stern old mans face as
sumsd look Of solemnity, such a. ] never saw on
human countsnsnee before. From HE perch in the
pilot house he looked right into the jsvsof death
death for three hundred. No shrek could even
have gone up had our ersakipg, bounding boat
struck the rocks she grazed so narrowly. for the
roar and crash Of the vide ssething eauldron In
which We rode vas doafening Bat. the inme-
date danger over, the boat pitches and swsys,
and cresks and iasors yet while longer. then
sails on, into the quiet waters The old pilot re-
sumes bis pipe and bis countensnce It's calm
dignity, passengers forget their peril and chatter
gaily as though they had not just qusksd win
terror and-the rapids ars passed. They are
passed daily BY hundreds Of tourists and travellers
but do not cara to try the experiment, sga'n.
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NJ Tsod By all Druggists and retailers everywhere
n y BEwkRB OF all worthless limitations
u Fsee that "CostAr's" name is on each Box, Bott'
and FLASK before you buy.
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eGS- PHrxoIP1 BEror. AL BROADWAY, NKw YoEx.
pa1-so,d ny all Druggists and Dealers IN ineAnspo-
is, Ind.
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M A M Ell . Q = |
How Destroyed, How Restored.
DIR. ". II. PENDERy,
Physician and Surgeon,
No. "a 10 +. Washington st,
No. "a l-2 E. Washington st.

EN CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE
j Of Medicine, | treat by and reliable medium,
and with the happiest results all forms OF diseases OF the
Nervous, Seminal aud Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and pad countenance,
telling In fearful language the silent ing of
formidable disease undermining your constitution
DRY and reason, hurrying you TO premature DEATH
feet while reason holds sway and avail yourself Of
treatment that dissipaes the slightest disease, and
the harrassng weakness and other of ser
difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
spermatorrhra Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
son, Sexual Debility, lmpotency Effects OF SefAbuse
and their resuslnability Consummate the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical Prostrston, Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption.
1.-The foe,
Like a stsunoh murderer, steady 10 his purpose,
Presses him close through every lane Of life,
Nor misses the track, but presses on,
Till forced at last to the tremendous verge,
And al once he sinks"
Likewise, will guarantee a radical OF Syphilis
Gonorrhea and elect, in all their stages, entirely
moving from the blood the last spark of these terrible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-24

No mans Is more intimately connected with the
history OF MATRRIA MKDICA OF the United States, OF
more favorably known as pioneer in Medical Discovery
than that Of
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wholesale Druggists No. ~, South Meridian street.
G.s. LACEY, General travelling Agent Tor the Western
States, 1s7, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois.
". B-Soue Genuine unless the box Is signed "s. d.
HOWE" ian3i-dlyeos
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ment of few fomalities. to cite her
husband before a French tribunal, de
manding restitution of oOnjugal rights,
or else pension for her and her fclilt
1I me cause was undefended, and
N. n. ue Noeh was condemned to allow
the pension. He resisted this Judgment
ana the matter was not settled IlntiI
1885. s'l raii7If = =, ~
I, = In the interval NJ! de Noell; who Ind
gone TO Spain with the army Of die
Duke d'Angouleme, had found himself
IN the neighbOrhood of Corona. sanfi
there he obtained, from the feeciesiasti. I
cal authorities, an rtlinance, annuIling
that previously granted to Madame de
NOEL, on the ground that this latter Ind
been obtained by stratagein, 'obreptitfl
ously, and dtserreptiously and the Eau-
thor1ues accordingly ordered the
act OF marriage inscribed on the
registers to- beg struck, out. The
document in hand, NJ. de NoeI aanin
presented himself before the French
tribunal and declared there was no
marriage, thRt no proof of one existed.
that COLOMBIA Salgas was not his wife
and, therefore, that her demand could
not be well founded. The tribunal of
Glret, by jud dgment given in 1926, de-
clared there was a doubt, refused to
pronounce on the existenee or validity
OF q marriage, and limited itself to ni-
loting n pension to the child which NJ
de Noe1 had himself declared Iegiti-
mate when registering its birth! q
Then litigation ceased between the
discordant couple; they lived apart for
the rest of their lives; II. deSNoelI died
in 1881 far away from his wife, who Ind
come to Paris to struggle for n subsis-
tenee. She did not know of his death
Until year afterwards; his heirs did
not know she was alive, and divided his
13nsTiEanee inner 3t among them: Madame de
registered as that Of the widow Of N.
Pamtens de NoelI. NJ. de Belout mar
RED her daughter, who had always con
sldered herself legitimate, and was de-
clnred such in her marriage certi ificSte.
But when Madame de Bedout lately
died, her husband took possession 81
her property on the ground of her ilIe-
gitimacy, while her collaterals claim It
on the contrary ground. Hence the
present lawsuit. The above sketch OF
the circumstances is based on the eSpo-
sition and pleadings of the counsel Tor
the collgterals, but the tribunal, after
nearing Bedout's advocate, decided in
imacy OF his deceased wife," io., liI.f.
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WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
wv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
clemens, ldeceasedl for the liberal patron
age DeStnWed on him while In our midst and
also Inke this method OF Informing the pub
llc tnat we intend to cnrrY on the Furniture
ana q! q, Ophoistery business IN NIL Its branches
. ~ tle old stand, No. ll9 Main street, whore
merit g eonttnuRuce OF the patronage bCRtoW-
al ON hlfLE ]. CLEMENS & co.
M 1--we also Intend to carry ON the I'M
dertnSing business rs before. We keep con.
stantly on hand q full assortment OF Mefniict
and other Cohins, augI
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would not haYe tarried in tho pIacethey
liability eluded the pursuit. of the Union

tI..1 tSlplltty eluueQ the pursuit of the Union
daybreak, Mr.. Regan says he : was
aWeSened g by loud reports of musketry
.MllIcn M seemed 70 proceed from behind
their position, at no great distance from
their encampment. The firing was
growing louder and louder, when sud-
uenly the Federal cavalry dashed in.
upon them from the opposite direcfionl
whence the noise of the firing seemed
70 proceed. Some of the troopers dashed
IN on the side of the wagons where Mr.,
DAVIS and his family were, while others
galloped to the side occupied by Reagan
and his companions.
Theiatter told aFederal captain who
appeared upon the scene that although
ne had, as fur ns heNwns personally con-
cerned, no particular interest TO serve
IN putttng an end to the firing going on
behind them, nevertheless he TYOnld do
we'll TO stop 1t, for as they had no troops
WITH themy theEF Federals must be fight
ing among themselves. The officer
gave o,credence to this at first, but in
suggestion, MS, soon after his departure,
the hiring ceased. In the meantime Rem
gan 8 companions fed md made good
their escape, while, ,,as he had himself
resolved never to leave The country, he
eiectsd 70 remain and share the fate of
N.
Mr.. Davis immed diately on heafinptbe
hfingS sprnng from the place where he
had been passing the night, and nd
vanced toward the door OF the tent
AS ne did SO, thinking that the firing
pE5oeeeded from the lnarauderS of the
ainDama brigade before inantioned.
VINO VINO pfobaoiy had come in contact with
ms, ms own small escort, intent ON plunder
and carnage, he exclaimed nIoSId
THOSE men have attacked us Mt last:
surely hnye authority enough left to
prevent my own men from killing one
another. Saying this, he opened tho
moulin OF the tent, and wns lust step
ping Out when his wife, either beside
herself with terror, and not ElSnoyyinfy
clearly what were the nature of her nets:
or thinking that the garmentmightr rem.
DER him unrecognizabletohis piIrsuers,.
throw q morning gOwlloV his slIoul.
uers. AT that moment he was captured.
IL VIII be seen by this unvnrnished
narrative of actual occurrances, Tint
the story OF Davis being caught in his
Wlle'S petticoats was a sheer fabrica-,
ton, and that all the stories of his run
nlng into the woods from the pursuing
soldiers, ,Iare, equally as'false, since it ap-
pears by the statement of one who wins
present Mt the time, that the principal
cause Of Mr.. Dayis. going out Of his tent
VAS nrst, TO obtain possession OF his
since his flight, he had left in the hoI-
ster on the saddle of his horse, that he
might provide against the danger he
would incur in carrying out his inten-
ton of endeayoring to put mn end to
what he thought was a deadly strife
between his own men. Mr.. Reagan
further says that, had the Indies not
been with them, they would never have
been taken without firing their last
shot, as they had so resolved on com.
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Gdnfatinna1.
Wheeling Female College
WHEELING. w. VA,

"AAEAA1AANHs W. VA
,THB INSTITUTION, fCH HARTERED
Il with fun collegiate powers In 1854, md
recently reoI1nntZed under n new Board of
Directors, Will he opened aR n collegiate insti-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly Tcfitted and newly furnished
throughout.
In the libernlity of its arrangements, in the
extent and comprehensiyeneSS of its course
OF study, in itS methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience of
It's Bonrd OF instruction, the public mNy rely
upon Its being n first-claSS seminary.
Having Ind many years experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the! Eastern and Middle StnteS, feel assured
thnt with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation OF tile cItiZenSO OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College Will soon he able to
extend to young ladies NIL the facilities for nm
accomplished education to he found outsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities
II affords me the highest satisfaction to he
able to announce the engagement of n cor1S
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, expe-
rence md reputation.
-ANofSAIAL'DERA will be Organized
nt an carly day, having especial reference to
the preparat ion of young ladies' for tile bIlSI-
ness Of teaching. -ssa77sss'5s =
a PREPARATORY DEPARTzrsSr will lie
opened for SUCH Misses rs arc too young to
enter tho collegiate.
Tho Institution wiz be conducted upon
ProteStant, but not upon denominAtionnl
principles; the leading churches of this Vieini-
tys the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
EptscopaIan, being represented in the Facul-
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER

Tuition First Prepatntoty,f 60: Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Golleglnte, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 50;
Latin, FrenclI German, or other Language, S5;
Experimental Sciences 81 extra, each; Draw
on, s.; Music. on Piano, $40; Use OF tnStrII-
ment, 81 5G Vocal Music, SO; Fuel, ID and 81
quarters, 50 Cents each ounrter,
BoARD-St5; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
50; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, 81 80; Fuel md Lights, q.
BulSboth for tuition and Board paYnble in all
cases ut the commencement OF the quarter
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. Ist and April 18th
--,.,--.. L. Q. LOOMS, A. NJ. II. D., -
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iAl itBy authoHty OF the L kgtslatprsl Q :
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
5Jsn West Virginia.

DISSOLVED, BYaTHE I.EGISIATuRE
-EO nlN West Virginia, The following Is pTo-
posed rs an amendment to the ConGti tuition of
thts state TO bc added at the end of the firf
seciaon OF Tire third article thereof, to become
part Of the sIiid Consti tuition when n fIfieii
neeoEllnE 70 the provisions thereof, namely:
. NO pe1snn who, since the fiI8t day of June,
1851, has given or shall give voluntary nd lI.
1E1istane9 TO therebolll0n AGAINST tfls IJniteIl
States shall be q citizen Of this State or De nj
lowed TO vote N any election held tliefeIn
unleSu he has volunteered into the militafJ3t
or nhNnl service OF the United States and has
been OF shall be houOEahly y discharged there
fr0m.Fts HEI al n5sl 64ils s5lslTIl7Tl i
Adopted, March /. lsas. 1..iIll - - taas
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT. IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
szI.l .tH..f. 4, -MANTTFACTTTRE
U. s. GENERA1. HOSPITAL,

Wheeling, II. Va, HpTl 18th, ISIS.
I TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
4 you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
lIEGRAN, and for which you are agent, For
simplicity OF construction MS well as duFabili-
" and convenience, have never seen any
thingto equal them, and therefore cheerfnlly
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs II
Very resp't, your obed't serp't ~
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g i0ll6 saledifal6. 10 . u
SELLERS COUGH SYRUP,

IT IS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
i safe, and may he given to the smallest child
or most delicate female with confidence in its
FpiHt HtHons ipgrsdI Tents whatey eF, t d ri6toniy
applicable TO the vast majority OF Pulmonary
and BTonchial h affections. but is peculiarly
Whooping Cough and kindred diseases From
large number of certificates received from
year to year, we present the following:
From thc Rev. Il. q. Lamb. Pastor of
t5S H9PttSt Church, Alexandria,
ALEXANDRIA, Licking Co., Feb. 2i. lS58.
In January, 1851, I had severe cough. pro-
ceetiing from n bad cold, so that 1 couEhed nj.
aIes.So,'tIf for le days and night; from
twice, In the evening, OF the prescribed dose
and retired and slept all night without a SiIl-
gle Interruption from coughing.
took the syrup agnin in the morning, and
ErsaSlel twice during the day without any
tony children, and believe that It has esseii-
ta'lS relieved them y Yours truly, II
men. Lawyers and other Public
Speakers.
Professor Porter hSs, Without solicitation,
given n certificate of the excellence of this
popular Cough Medicine. It will he interest,"
Ing to NIL who are afflicted with coughs
I'iEtsInlyR HdilV Ioa. - b..
MesTS EdiEOr6'--I aving been for some time
past very much afflicted with q severe cold,
and almost constant cough. and having tried
efiect, wns indScea by my estteemeti ~ MEND,
w. w. Wallace, of this city, TO make n trial
Of II. f. Sellers Cough Syrup. l did 50, and 10
ate relief. 1t WINS with the greatest difficulty
that lectuFei before ms reSpeuft i've IclnsS'esy
before ecntering my lecture room, / could speak
with perfect ease during tie evening. Il
W9%ld % opISTe paEtcnS5 a% tSsp S2SnId SIS IT te ss
.sr JAMES II. PORTER, 1ToG Of Mathematics.
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=! !sqMlaby M rcABE, KRAFT 8 CO, wn;sssl,Ing in
DIR. 4. j. KIsNER,

O4ba - u 4ALk9ING14kN
V1ENDERS HIS ISTF4ANIKSTOtAI.L THOSE
't'4l who have favored him with their conf
Glence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he will,
- TIC cominRsS Year occupy his old 1ftlce on Sd
street, near Reed q KNIT Drug stone, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed in rafeIence To their disease, the nature and
cllaTncter of which The Doctor Is able at all
times, and under all circumstances, to describe
and toassure of tho It0hable Tesult and dTtTI-
-uoLoT treatment. he practices the Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild hut effective
Sc TeineSd1iiesJ supporting Instead Of depTeSSing
me Vital FOW,efs The mellefneS used by
ONCE. Bes1deS the treatment of Acute Dis
cases DIT. kisner will give his attention TO the
treatment OF all varieties Of Chronic dESeIlse.
Il Thai aoouIEs of the human race ScrnfuIA In,
all its varied forms, viz: Purulent Dtschntges
from the 4SAE5 50 prevalent RmngT children,
H. Purulent OpfhRlIniA, 01enH, ENLARGED Glanilsi'
- ulceFat ions Cancers and all VnrifleS OF Skin
Diseases, win receive his special attentihnl-
Diseases OF the Threat IIlIIils and FIeSYf IIJ-
~ erGolnplainta, DysgllteE and Piles
flDiseases Of the Urinary 0FghnE, &SyphiltS tStsi
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EulleftSG.
u. rheumatism md Paralysis Diseases OF Fe-
mnles, DyenlenoTFhea, IancnTTf1el, PTolnJIsus
tUteTi, and all Painfnl lTfeg gulhTities and lSeTs
"a IVous Diseases toSWhlth they Afe slihieCt, he
treatSsucceSsfully. The treatment OF Cf1IIf.l
5DSEaeN NRtllFecelye The same attention - here
l' -toforee All coEsnl tlblfS and communities
TONS. strictly com and viii receive.
pFotniIt Attentt0iil M tit calls cheerfnlly an
EWeEed. Oft6e hours ffoin Q to 12 A. NJ, Ito
land 6to9P.iM: iuu9
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"A c,,r,,o,,,, ITHN II q IkIIkkE5I, IIskE5I,

WHEELING, w. va, April 18th, is65.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs of LEONARD LBGRA1E, and find them
Slmpie IN I thsr eonstEuctt9, Of go0d work.
They will be quite as sarViceaEle as any arti-
nSlnllegS IN itIse, and on account of their Sim
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs
/ checrfully recommend them to any who
mnY need Artificial lImhS. -
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N ~ JOHN FHIS3ELIli 2
Il fiFG}4 "A. A. Surgeon, u. s.. A
HEBRON, PIEAsAsSTs coUETY, w. VA I

Mfr. cHorIes' BehJeF, WheeIitD, NJ. T1.rs &
DedT StF:-I have now been using the two
half legs of the Iegran make, furnished by
you, for over two months and 1t affords me
grent pleasure in saying that they have been
q great satisfaction to me in that time. The
limb is simple in construction, strong, and IS
very comfortable; in fact find It Just the
limb which the necessities of my case reqlire
1 hope there may. be but few who IinvG beCr
ms have, hut II any such should be found to
such especially, and to nll others, whose mis-
fortune 1t Is to be deprived of n Limb, / cheer
IullY recommed the LegTnn limb on account
OF tSs1rngth, simplic liclty, and general ndnp-
tntton 10 the uses for which Il IS Intended.
Very truly yours, &C., -
SAMUEL BUNGARDNER.'
For further particulars call ON or address Z
l3iy CHARLES REHL.ER,lAEt.,
Monroe ST., BET. Market & FO.pth.
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A Fearful I.cap-.-The Ruin of n Young
GIrI--.Attempt nt SeIE.De3tFuctiOn-..
Z She Jumps from a ThiFd-story VIM
dow---The Story of Her Wrongs and
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/ "Good God seq the Cheerman sston,
Our platform endorses the war; ~
sed nuthin this time, but commenst
LdnnnnnSin thu 4 dnl,t. ~
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OF WHEELING.

15ST:S ~; Z. a Agent for paying pensions.
IiIlCe, no. NtcLure HonSe, being iIie SsI,I9
oineEIy occupied IIy Adams Fsx pres CO '''e
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Last week Twas invited in to a county
IN 400 York, to address a Dimoliratic
meetin. 1 accepted, tezny expensis were
pn1d, wich Is scheeper and better boarClin
akkordinly / went. / commenst daliyS-.
rim the speech I he'd yoosed all over Moo
Gersey. Il 3commenst ,aboosfn the nip-'
ger, when the Gheerman interrupted
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sDnnt weep forme-I am gone to rest:
Just fold my hands across my bfeast,
Smooth blck the locks OF my scattered hafr.
Ana 5iss KS the pale lips Of your once intended
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ansaraufe.
FIRE. MARINE 8 NEANDl INSURANCE

4 ihliS BE OBTAINED UPON THR MOST
~ letsni teFfnHtn aiSsOf tllf, G1IOn1SI,,e,
Com mplllie', FeRreSenting In the aggrCs.ate ''Ss
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS S.NVEp,