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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

I'm . VEH1CB, tOWA
1T II nc!tby cesttAcd. that unsthe E.urSn az =
1871 sworn statrme-rt was M g III = -
showing the csnetaon Of thu Atlsnaie IN issSsr~2
CompaDys l0cated - BROOKLYN n M Reafe ~ NSS
HorH- on tnc hrst day Of January. IA D. iG6e II -
coiusnce WITH the prov sions OF 81, ~ - H. cnrr
Aemoiy or the State Of Iowa. ensIed NAn Al a -.
ssuvn u insurance q. mpanes~ suprpvri jsnaers
MI and ~ Act snesdasssS iSelSoo. m. rovs,3
reofnary 9Th, nae ard IN Act n eS0k0 q ~ m.
eorsnce Comrantcs. apprsved No. i51N NJ ~
80 4skoent shOWe Inst - C.sun1Gn1 = n,oSnsso1
quirsd BY law.
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ssfance a thts state in accOr. 80 IN 0SS m
tsessot until thc st-t day Of 1GSness k n. 49,
s1caeana eight hundred aud sxfy-- - e-s.TS'- Z
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W.puSs nnve been dHly appoln1u1 - 01a1 C6on1111l
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

wsss 6S51sesly Considered incafanss. Asss ~
eject Of solitsr, habit, both ruiness y ~ ssav
and mind and produces some Of tie lollowing a.
feets.- Blotckes. Copstips ion. loss Of memory.
psin 10 the smsli Of the back-can - Tally r.
stored 70 heath Consultation nee.
Charges moderate, snd cures sssfaaeesd. :
Post once Bot, 1884. All letters with sts.Ap
ausWefed. -
P.s.-Ail business strictly coundentsl. OF.
Gee hours from s A. \. until P. 4. feb2Sd&vtf
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.--The Propristors
I Of the New York Museum o. Anaacny have deter
mined 10 iseue free four Of their most Instructive lec-
lures O Marriage and its dieQua6catione. Nervous
asdPhysral Debility. Premature Dcch.s o. Aanhood.
INDICATION. Weakness or Depression, lnpoteQcy.
Los OF Energy and Manly Power the great Social kvn
and thoes nssdies which result fron XoetnmI fuaIse
excess Of maturity, or Ignorance of FhysioleQ and
laws Of nature.
These iuyaIuabIe Lectures have been the means sf
eniighleGug cad sa,iae Thousands and viii b lbr-
varded nee ON receipt Of four stamps By addreaailg
Secresssy New York Museum Of Anatomy md Me@-
cine, as Broadway. New York. m016nys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
Mp tie. Evll ID sno Bo4s,
Is -. vvGalTT1B0s ~ sosn
ao6 eorsh Casek eer,stg C1neowQe m.

Has for many yeafs nads he
AessAnsst n prisaAsA bsasssh ss
|Abusiasss sod stsdy. eypAilis
|L)ka al it, forms. 0leet asaG efie-
D lures. fatieslsr stAsa1iso gis-
! On 70 old Standing easess wAish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
nss proved itself squal v The task Y
volvsd upon il.

lrritsSe and dreuch the kidneys, and ~ es.sees
~ soon lead 70 chronic dsgsneratiOn 80 con-
armed disease
We ureseut he Constituti0n Water 70 The pub
lio With the convction Inst il has no equal y ~
l,sv,nx the clsss Of diseases for which 4 has tesn
found 20 eminently successful for curing; sna -
trust that We shall be rewarded fof our e1ssts N
nlacine 20 valuaUle cemedy ID toen - nses
ne reouirements Of putieet and physieian.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

I.sv - The H,l,a,sc rsns ID Horasio Dorr Srcse-
Brsotiyn, being severait n. ln,u5ancs C.'mps.y. q
and . ssy: ,nd a, each s for b. osef ssy H. Se
ia ESrpors ~ set st.temsnt ofis sGirs & =
c7ssss themcf - - 'nae they Ne aovc nanrd
~ ssr;scrv npary h.s hen depo-ssd 8 ~ 49,
y - security FIR kmses shenis 8 - !
fHS SRS p COCKS, rsssidcat.
rs1" osqred md swUee 10 ,sf;.fr ne 81 ~ abss>
scc;ef. soh a., p -. cSSeks Presidents and Rs Ds
ThOS. THORN1te.s
Seal. o'--'''''s'r ''r Iowa |. New iark.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

= TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE AT
L.NTic Far lssrRAScr CoxrASY, Of Brooklyn. OF
!ne nret May OF January. A. D. 1885, made to the An
said State "-'' ~ VIC ''s'See -
The name Of this Company Il the Atlantic Fire In
surance Company. OF BrUrklvn
2 The amount ii its Capital Stock Is asm.m
me amount Otis Capitol StUk paid Up l.. SoO.oUv
: Ihe Assets NJ tn Company are
l. Gnah s,rh hand L., n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
Dr. BlgelOW,

VI. III, OtDGHN~1 N.
~ ID The Only ny sician = . oeeV
e. . J ]
iaiist now IN Chicseo tAaa 60 "
- entirely relied upcS. @ - ~
nod pot suffer Gsesse ~ feooib
your ~ stsm, 6sEGhring yvUr -
ssd bCdy. besidss desire tial ~
haptiness sd future p epsA40 =
~ NE He has mssae snvAs1 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

The following gifts are few among the many
70 b drawn. For fall list 80 circulars.
ONE GIFT IN CREENDACkS,
olo,oee.
ONE GIFT OF $50 BONDS,
FIFTY GIFTS If 20 Dollars Each
100 Gifts Of Ten Dollars Each,
$1,000.
800 Gifts Of Five Dollars Each,
1900 Gifts Of Ono Dollar Each,
Ten Grand Pianos
sS'eOe.
rs MELoDEON5.
riffv Gala Hunting Cawd Wstch(s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

DAxvuls, Pa, June 2, 1852 D.. ~ r. 0syl1
-Dsee Nie lin Feb. 1881, ~ e0ieeea with
auvsr diabetes. md for I've mosths | $1,000 noee
ti.sn to wslen1 of wuasr II tAenty -four heseS.
- obligra 10 get - oisea Ten y twelve tane.
during the night, AID II i've months lost abcet
aity pounds IN weight During the month ofJol)
1851, procured two bottles u Co!sssesuoe y.
reisf. ana met taxing twu bottlesl wss entirely
esrsd. sosn sAss rsgsiniag my ussal god 9sa!ss.
7eurs srsly, Nv. 1. d WITT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC..
DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
The KIDNEYS, CATARRH
or THE BLADDER.
STRAN0UARY AND BURNING, ORPAlN-
Full UklNATlNG.
For the diseases Il 10 truly sovereign renedy,
end too much eann0t be said in it, praise. sim
ele dose has been known 70 relieve the most NJ.
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with thst distressing pain IN
the small Of the back and through the h'psf 4
teaspoonfnl day OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like mage.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sanced glvsa up The uss Of b.chs, -
49,. end iuaiper 10 The treatment Of tsecs dis-
ssss, and only use then for ths vest Of better
remedy.
CDssseSessS60n vVe0tep
He proved itself squal v The tssk thss hss =
'''' DIAURTCD
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20


War, and the payment shall be made in like
manner under the direction of the Secretary of
the Treasury. eafsf.sr q
SEC. II. And be 1t further enacted, That the
compensation of each Senator, Representative
and Delegate in Congress shall be five thous-
and dollars per aunum to be computed from
the first day of the present Congress, and in
addition thereto, at the rate of twenty cents
| per mile, to be estimated by the nearest route
usually Travelled in going to and returning from
leach regular session; but nothing herein con-
tanned shall affect mileage accounts accrued
under existing laws: ProVided, That hereafter
| mileage accounts of Senators shall be certified
| by the President of the Senate, and those of
Representatives and Delegates by the Speaker
of the House of Representatives: And proOided
further, That the pay of the Speaker shall be
eight thousand dollars per annum. s
/ SEC. 1S. -A7ad be 1t further enacted, That there
be allowed and paid to the officers, clerks, ON
Imittee clerks, messengers, and all other EN-
lployees of the Senate and House of Represent
atives, and to the Globe and official reporters
of each House, and to the Capitol Police, and
the three superintendent of the public gardens
their clerks and assistants, and to the librari
Ian, assistant Librarians, messengers and othel
employees of the Congressional Library an ad
dition of twenty per cent. on their present pay
ito commence with the present Congress and
the amount necessary to pay this allowance il
hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. -. And be at Jarther endcted That the sum
eight thousand dollors is hereby appropriated
!: o., any money in the Treasury not other
Nv ppropriated, for the preservation of thu
: ha r of Provincetown. Massachusetts,, tn,
san. 6 to be expended under the supervision o
a commission or board of officers to be appoint
, ed by toe Secretary of War. .3i
! Apprhved, July 49, 1866.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20
WOODEN MILLS!
RAcyg, wa. Sept. LIST IS

RAclsg, WIS. Sept. LIST, 1850.
We sre pleased to be able to announce TO the WOO.
Growers and Mrr hauts of Wisconsin, Minnesota 40
northern lows aud al who are interested IN buying
.ooo WOOL hard tloist Goods, that we have secured
an. services OF sir 6 H. STE ART, (of the Old d II
"a II Stewart Co., at Beaver Dam, Wis., who
IA IN supsrintend aad have The whole e meni
tbs manufacture Of Wooden Goods in our mills
ur. Stewart is determ ned shat the RAcIN
WOODEN GO 3 shali have Sin higher repuia'io
Ahan the Beaver Dsm goods attained under mis- man
agement. He proposes to pursue the same policy la
hi, business relstiors with he public which made the
Beaver Dam Wooden Factory very popular in the
Northwest. The secret Of that popularity l'y in
these mPle facfs, vix:
Fist Never u-ipg shoadg or FIocts IA na'n'
fac1u-ing G~s4e; bat always try to make bette
and more servt.s~sAs goods:
secoad BE- u, sszpester Of persons in business
but trea' al ALIKE,
THIRD : o. ~, a. he sesse- @ih az, and nese'
refuse to fee5ffY-S h. sake.
The faithful one ya4c~ OF nee Straight Tor" 49,
business max ma, eaa'eh m"nd OF more th"'
double he amonut Of c an. =, I'D ne manu ae
Iurrd at Beaver DAN; beeau-~ he % not g. 20 "
suficient to supply the mand, he sold cut his III
tsresr in that Factory
We thlkk We can tnrni-h me nee sssry power 81
m chinery TO ,uppIy The Norm with III 1t 9aUl'
kind OF pure eDoo5 HARD TWIST Cloths
Wool Manufactured CD Shares or by the Yard
On terms greatly :, Tie saV4nsase of 'hos~ wing
wool, ever seliog he and oa'ng ,hsir e'o''-
besides getting gu ar,ice they Gao tPctd upon TO-
service.
s- We can a,4us;...tar wool To- customers, o.
shaI es or by tine yard. ss ct notice.
Wool may ne sent US to msouiao'ure, by R4u-7ad
err Seam boat, Eot by Expire S. az oar expense =
Send drechous inside n sack; send strong suck
marx plain, ..BI4 AXE & % Racine, Via" Also
write By IN all tie sam, d,rerf ~
EsgS,L0rr. .FVARtOUS Styles kent conn Nh
ly on hard 10 Hbrrsae The Trade. 20 rkta' ~
q 81 ~ wgal 70 q grea, 4oyantage av.t aay rthe
16tf ssLsssE & "a
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We Propose to RetaiI these Goods
Wholesale Prices
Call, Examine and see
for Yourselves.
Oct. %, 1866 sm21
FOECEO SURE SALE.

Alonzo Campbell against John Bohsnnon and Della
Ann 0Channon:
By virtue Of foai ju dgment for the foreclosure
aad sale Of the mortgaged premises hereinafter de
scribed made aud entered in the above entitled c.
ular tern of said court, Wn. w. Baker, SheriG OF
Kenosha county, shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder therefor, at the front
door OF the Court House in the city and county OF
KeDosha, state OF Wisconsin, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of JsIua"y next, 1867, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day, the following described lots
snd parcels Of land or much thereof as s all be
necessary to satisfy saidj judgment and os togeth-
er with the costs Of said sale: that is to say
al fhe following described lots or par GELS Of land
lying and being 10 the county 0f Kenosh a. to wit -
The vest half the south west quarter and the west
half OF he south east quarter Of section number thr
= 1907 in township number two 70 north Of range
number twenty one rel east. Terms OF sale cash
Dated Dec. T. S66. W W. BAKER
HEAD scIoTF, Sheriff of K nosha Co.
fl4intiHs attorneys. Tw2T
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20

TN Probate Ken0shs snnty Court
In the matter OF the guardianship OF VIM. Mitchell
a minor. A.s. sA
I'm reading and filing the petition Of Moses r. Han
~ On guardian Of SAID minor, representing among
other hings that he he sad ward is seized of n
quail und ivded interest it'll his mother Sarah A .
Mitchell, in the following real estate to wit The south
half oil block eight Isl in Nichols Holiness addition
Ia the north east quarter Of section six rel town one
~ range twenty-three in the third ward Of the citv
Of Kenosha; and that is exp dent that the sAme
should be scd; ard praying for license to sell ,be
same: AND 1t appearing to The ircm said peti
ton that It would be for the benefit Of the said minor
sell his interest in said real 1t is ordered
aud directed that the OF kin to said ward and
all persons interested in said appear before the
Judge ofIhs court on Friday the 4h dav ofJanuary
1861 at 10 O'Clock ut his ece in the city OF Ke-
noha. then and there to show cause any there shall
be why lice1se should not be granted for the sale
OF said MINORS interest 10 said real estate according
to the prayer OF SAID petition.
1t is further ordered that COPY OF this order be
published Least weeks prior TO said
day OF hearing, in the Kenosha Telegraph, a weekly
newspaper printed and published in KenoSha in said
county tft teE 3 .te
4w27 m Ill ANTHONY VAN WICK
Dated Kenoshs, Dec ID, 1866. County Judge.
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In Probate-Kenosha County Court.

In the matter OF the estate of Arson Case
Am reading and filing The retition OF Ann Case Of
" Paris in Kenosha county and state OF Wiscon-
sntakpg due proofs ofthe same representing among
other things that Arson Gaze Ia OF Paris in said
county on the 18th day I November A 1865, died
te leaving goods, chattein, and estate within
this counfv: ana that she the petitioner Is the widow
said deceased; and praying that standardization Of
said estate be granted TO her and Gardner Hulett OF
Racine county in said State 1t ia orSered that sai
petition be heard before the Judge Of this court on
Friday the 28tb day Of December 1866 At 10 O'Clock
a m at his Office in the city Of Kehosha
And il is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given tothe heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons
Interested, by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing,
in the Kenosha Ielegraph,a weekly newspaper print
cd and published In Kenosha, in said county.
Dated Kenosha, Dee. IL A. ID. 1855.
3w27 ANTHONY VAN WICK,
M csuAN d19e
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20
And all Disorders of tho Luugs Ner.
Youa md D lnnd aXafenans

And All BisOrdeF@ Of The Lnugs Ner.
vous md q ioOd Systems
The success 81 the HYPoPHosPHITEs during the past
year, in the OF that greatest scourxe OF the
race CONSUMPTION unparalleled in the annals OF M
cine." This and thoroughly Scientific Remedy asts
with ISYARIABLE EFFICACY all Stages juber :tas
dseases 1t relieves the cough checks the perspr
suhdues the chills and fever dimnshes the expeetora
symptoms disappear With rapidity which is really
marvellous " Cu,ei. the Rule Death the exception.
Their beneficial effects equally 'FRONT.' CERTAIN
in all derahgements Of the Nervous and Blood Systems
being unsurpassed Nervous Tonic, and generator
of and healthy blood; while for Of General
Debility Loss of Strength, Flesh and .7ppete Dyspep-
STA Neuralgia, Paralysis Chronic Bronchitis Asthma,
Scrofula, Chronic Darrhea, it is the most eficacous
trea tment known. fair trial is certain cure. Cir
cu1ars free. rs t-rt4 sst.---r
PIoEs-fn 7-oz and i6-nz bottles, 81 and So EACH
small large bottles for S. by express Sold by all
able druggists. and the general depot,
wholesale and retail, by J. WINCHESTER d ca,
John N Y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20
DIR SEELEX'S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy.


The symptoms of Catarrh are at FIRST very slight.
Persons they have cold that they have fre-
queut attacks are more sensitive to the changes
Of tempera' In this CONDITION he hose may be
dry, snght discharge. thln and scrid, Riterward
thIcE and adhesive, may rusue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
increased u quantity they are now ihcb and heavy
aud are h4wkrd or aoughed of the secret'ous arr
offensive, causing bad breath the voice hi K aud
nasal the eyes k, the of sueit lessen ed
or des royed--desines, freqnen ly taxes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Ca>
tarrh is that the persoa is obliged to clear his throat
in TIE IN yrnug OF IA hiek or sli mucous, which has
fallen from the head during he uiehl. when This
takes place the may he sure that has disease y
on its way to the lungs AID shond LOST no lime ID
arrestiug il.
The sboye are but ew Of the many Gaia rhal symp
toms Wiit4 % our Laboratory tor our pampa'e' de-
srrb ng fully AL sya. ms, IT viii be sent FREE TO
any address Also, drec.O1s where to procure ue
medicine.
We are receiving letters from al parts Of the I'm
.on, and numernus re- umn ats from NOSE using
t,bearing the evidence nj ~, infsliiaie merits
~ TIL dy scn.-us ASh AL or PnISoS-
ou- NGEsDIrSr ua- .ep I'd t.t Vhsc aoe *
tracts ~ u-vs.t. Thereto. Fer rcfsg NJ mess
even 70 the mo-. e. Is ca 90. sAd
Cab inr @eFlyr' ls,sar.h comedy d take
no other II hUI h dsu.g Juur vicinity.
tbes viii rde i. 10. you roe - 90 oO'tie
A persons sug-rrng wah sav ,G.ct,on OF the
Head. throat or LTHgs should write At og6e for our
p4mpn Ct tuy describing All symptoms pertaining e
the above diseases.
ItVip ~tfree to any address.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20
NeutraIizsr Of all SuperfleiaI Poisons Or Virus.

Thsis of grandest discoveries medical science
of which the present century boast IL Instantly
neutraizes destroys and renders perfectly harmless
species poisonous infectious virus affecting either
the eaternGt skin or the internal muc,es membrane
TIE L0CA TON, CLARA OTER OR NAME
of the disorder is Of importance, that it be
reached by WASHING, GARGLING or INJECTING. The
GoLpEN TABLET is q sovereign remedy for hch, Salt
Rheun Hires. Pricktv HAT, and all other cutaneous
eruptons; the poison of Oak, Iry SumGch; bites Of
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Sore Eyes. Sore Nipples Old Sores cArARRH liberated
Throat Dttheid in all its first itages;
of kindin short, for species of nham
nation Viruent Exudations and Humors of the In
ternal Muous Membrane or External Skin. COmmunica-
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THE GOLDEN TABLET IS
is from it's many benefcent emphatcslly woMANs
BEST FRIEND and MANS sUREsT sFEGUARD. k1- Every
adult of both will find it ndspens TO Them
will be better understood from perusal of the Circular
which is free ALL Irritation almost instantly al
la ed in every instance. 81 eGat aHt.I3
PRICE: S. per Box six boxes SIS, by mail Sold
only at the General Depot of wINcHEsTlR RS
PHITEs for CenStmp't0 and Nervous Debility by the
Sole Agent
]. WINCHESTER, ~
Sc John St, N. Y,
70 whom all orders should be addressed. lY4O
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ST, 900, 600.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

which they need not pay until it is known what is draw.
and its value.
your attention to tho fact OF its being and
Jewery Association the United States
The business aAd always hAsbeeA conducted in the
most candid and honorable Our rapidly
ing trade IL guarantee of the appreciation OF our
for this method of obtaining fch elegant and
costly goods The sudden aAgnaton Of tnade In Europe
owing TO the late German War and disastrous
nanca crisis In England has caused the failure
number Of Jewely Houses in London Paris obginx
4hem TO sell their goods 1t great sacrihce In In
stances less than third the cost Of manufacturing
have lately purchased very largely oil these BRnkrupI
Goods at such extremey low prices that Can afford
to send away Finer Goods awe better chances to
draw the most valuable prizes than any other establish
and respectfully solicit your patronage as We are
confident of giving the utmost satisfaction During the
past year we have Forwarded number Of the
Sabe przes TO All parts OF the country Those who pat
roniEe will receive the full value their money
no article on our lat h worth less than One Dollar retail
and there are no blanks Parties dealing with us may
depend having prompt returns article drA
VIII be Immediately sent TO any address by mail
Tie following parteshsye Fly drawn
from the American Jewellers collation. and have hind
Charles Hunter, Esq, Treas Aty Department Wash
lngton, D. Co. Piano, value $780, Anna G. Yates 81
Gen. l. l. Hanson, U S Vols Nashville Team Siiyer r
Set value $l60 Miss Emma Hunter, Is Front St. HsY-
Walter Chittendeu Quartermaster LouisvilIs KY Gold
Watch, value, $50; m aneI 27 kirg ST. Charles-
ton e., Silver Watch, value $50; Alexander johnson,
Enamelsd Watch, value $780, Samuel Lee, Rsq., Pres-
Colorado and hed Bank Mining Conpany san ran
Principal Elkhart Collegiate Institute, Llkhart \ T.
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