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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

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past year.
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explicit directions for Address Berger, Shuts *
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On sHd sNer M0NDAY, MATIsta. traiHs % tbis roa8
usi fau 81 f9tl8Ws.
moving SOUTH
Aee1HH citation tFalH ilaFss Rutland AZ 30 A. NJ
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ft r1s IS s-5 caaHeelHs eia Iaaa5a EFef trains sf
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nthasTfssk 90 ZACH EuTTth
Has Il ~ the frnsaist Merchant Nhtre zen tradt
iftAsE karu aat eat i hand they vii sehd - y q
20 ns5sssl and = ffH fhe gfhuHe htnhtt Tam Mic
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A Rare Chance.

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Distinguished Percentages a. ira.Dg cost. wiii
send poai pait 90 any address, 100 Photographs q
Union Generals igr % centsi % Photographs u
Rebel Officers IN 90 seatsl zoe Photographs q
Statesmen and Generals f1r 30 cents; 100 Phot0-
sfarhs 0T Actors ~ 81 cents: Iea Photographs Of
Female Beauties f8r 10 cents. Now j tie time y
6l your Albums. send % your orders and receive
the Photographs b return mgiL Ad8res NAME
C0NNsu. y. q. Drawer NJ, Albany, n. } -~lyA4
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ueBeFh srl er sefIHF uFea Pc geefa HH8 Har iu
aR a.masi aoaH nanhel h. haa heeBmse8 bv
tbe el.te q tars l9utaH a'. fhs ueei farer,
fg success hlar sfi FehafaF H nHls
tssa a'H atfe hiafrfHa 81 asea 10 Every
aftsuca go 3pY s 81 gaef1tlg rffuftes---
fref hs 5000 Pastpaait ~. bsseTpttFe
aireaiaH aa H6a.as uaed 'fea Address
Berger haHtis Eo. CaeH. aa@ River ffset
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1 or SALE.

OR SALE.
TIE BEST WATER POWER ~ THIS
COUNTY about 100 Horse P9acr, well situated
b. Cgtiou fA1tafy q L ooigu b.i., 9nly thirty
reds ,rcm abe Western Hcruoai Railroad
Also lJJ agFes good level laaj slyg.uiags sui
table Ter building lots - seres q TIC land
be4siiy ws9iel VIII Maple Timber, balance and
lloa&4w All uilaes lsnl
TAere j uow Cd the premises 8rt class CT
ealAr ssE MlldQ.ae 3 large business slsa Pan
ag Maehiae anl suaI. SAWS
This . very deslrstls property isr large
FH OKYIs
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taHt anx HthRf fssf au ht#s fa ee3aatT saa Per
anr' s. eiA ets sassf-. 20 lfar aceHfst - rr itaf
q esers te aH weaDB wi3h stft set tssskt
Nt.EfHff
tKIF trfsr ANp SOLITARY HAp4Ts
lh sfsets aHt saa,esnsasfs
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fe Nne5 aE8 ts8st
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fae &k tW tae Ne }hfa5aF8 tsSr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12
1865


RATS pcrs7ts Whoever engages IN shooting
small birds H. a cruel mans whoever aids Ia cXterm
mating rats Is benefact0r We should Ike some one
give the benefit Of their experience ~ driving ont
these pcss. We need something besides dogs, cats and
traps FOR this business. Setnt5Ne HUgaFt5u{J, r. !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

FAINFHS And hot sEkEEHERS aboaId rar0fiect
that hundreds 10 doiafst waslh af Grain Provisions
g. are smRasiy destroyed hy Rate Mlre, Ants, and
other insects ard Tcrmu al N which can b prevent
led by $ ftw daiiaf- worth % a0-tsf's" Rat, K0ach
All, &r EEterutua31r, bHE OF ard Hee8 ffflF.
"a So "NgstaF's" advertise Haeut above.
s8d 81 an Druggists ana Dealers 1m3s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

ali u which be Il selling al iitge lower rates than
aHy other merchant IL this vicinity Don't take biz
word for ie abave bai call ana examine sHd compare
prices and you will buy "
TETTLE.
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proudly rrffs 70 Professors and Respectable pky
sivians~ many ~ whom consult him ~ critical cases
because ol tis acknowledged skill and Fepuisilesl
observation.
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MIL DO YOu Good !

AtE ~ Af tffEN fMHHg HtBt"ss ~ 49, u
kiads n Pain. you ersr tried.
n ia eiaan naf saa delicious 10 usr, AHd yon Hss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

charges are worry moderate. Communications ri
Greedy confidential and gIl many roly on him with
Uif elrlaies secrecy aHi confidence, Wlui ever may
bc TIE disease, condition d situation u any one
m uiei 81 single
Medicines sent by Mail o. Express to all parts
the tutad hlafes
lilEtou Jan | 1856, }Y3G
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"a avoid and escape Imposition 81 Foreign ant
Native Quaghs mott asmfrpvs IN RssloR thar
nIhct lAlat clllNa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-24

200no V0NA7
Dealers in steam Guages, Gum Betting,
Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Cloth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
.TaasaTs Taal
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old N etals Dough t

he 10 dealing 10 and selling Aliens improved
Sseam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, Mo0Innis's Improved Smut Ma
chimes, stephen Hughes Flower ssparators, Ger
man Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pack.
Iron Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, spelter,
Fire Brick.
BE has every facility Of the best Machinery and
Workmens and Will give all work entrusted 70 him
his individual attention. filling orders promptly.
wArTanting bis work, and is satisfied with reas
enable prices.
~%Omce and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler.
yard Machine Shop on Pine Street, between First
and Second STREETS, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-24
Repairing Done at Short Notice.

Workmen sent to all parts to 1T up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
DE All orders will receive our fndividu-
al attention, and will be promptly filed on
the most reasonable terms. s'8I ~ ~
Once and Foundry on the Canal, corner
OF Ingle Street. oct6-dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-24

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line, at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
Persons purchasing are respectfully in
vited to call at No. S3 MAIN STREET,
and examine our stock. E
VIM. H. WALKER & co.
MARI 6Yn sssf M ~ ~, n s----.'T -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-24

Goods made to order for less money than
any otner house in the city, as have made
arrangements with my hands 10 work to-
gether IN such manner that none can
compete with me in price, and am deter
mined 70 keep prices down, and not to be
will find me at my old stand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17

right to pay their employees fair price for theu work
II was the duty of all Americans to SUPPORT mon who
were uphoding the principles OF rights and labor against
the oppression OF capital and monoposs Tbs rairoad
sufficient for the sak OF pai!y fifty cents per day
He would say to the people of Harlem who had drivers
living among them not TO dun them for their
rent or board; but in fact, put tasir hands
Previous strikes have been unsuccessful because
the Irincples they started wTvpS. p,t in
the prssent the sympathy of the public and press
She side Of the strikers which sufficient TO
enc tho strike just and the cordsct Of the
COMPANIES wrong in the extreIne Hc concluded ap-
Judge bcRcHf the next speaker, said he WINS glad TO
see uat rumber OF the laboHng ha come together
10 assist their fellow laborers The Be hal for the
people To act The persons present though they might
privilege as citizens Mr.. Hart, Mr Lane w.
Darling. They had right TO demand OF the company,
at any time transit TO the City Hail. and II IL refused to
DO so the course was to hire carriage and the company
was compelled topay whatever the carriage cost He
held that % get Injunction against tho company
impossible because they had given II tho right of the
road The matter might be brought before the Legila
turc but capital would defeat attempt at taking the
privilege out Of the company's hands. The company
would send ten thousand dollars to Albany he knew
Howe There committee present from tho
drivers TO solicit contributions for their support and he
hoped they would respond generously N tho call
motion was made for the appointment OF a com
City Hall Park. The motion adopted and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were apponted:--C 4. Brdsall, Jas
Flynn. John Hart, Dan Laughlin. Chas II. Lyon, VIM
Pottgrew, Jas Hope, r. Provost, D. Frscborn and ~
Curtis
subscription list was then opened in aid Of the
drivers the various lines OF railroads in the city and
the Of nearly 800 subscribed In very short
lime, utter which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
The Ring.
The Ring.
GATHERING OF aroRTlsG ME- AT "a

0ArdIRrSG OF sroRTiso sEs AT PATERSON -
Ahr ge party &C sporting men left thu city ycacrdsy
afternoon and took the Erie tran for Paterson J.,
where 3. rumored that "on hard mach" was V
be contaminated between promiseu, heavy weight sad
asprant the Of tho ring On reaching thssr
Situation, however the visitors sois~ hat diaAp
pointed when they ascerta' ued that tbefs Wa VI
tie or no prospect Of q mil, the unknown gentle
man having failed 20 10 lime, his non
appearance resulting In the forfeiture OF small
amount Of money which had been placed IN
the hands OF stakeholder Hui the residents of fstcv-
son had 10 complain OF tho presence OF ths
New YORKER Mr. Harry Hill Furnishing Them las, esca-
Ing with a most pleasing entertainment Quo OF the
town halls was we'll filled by an audience assembled -
enjoy the features of most diversified programme.
which comprised number OF comic songs, some negro
melodies and dances, for which little DICK Hii vas
loudly appanded; sore. OF exercises with kshoss
thirty eight pound clubs swung 20 Had fro 9th match
les grace BY Mr. Hin aud q few Ec,-tOs MeM<rs Inv
Lazarus and Birch aud Doonsy Harris aud Morris Phoisn
the cxponens OF Oh. noble art of srf defenoe ans
the sience they displayed Vas prtdue'ss Of much Ia
vorable criticism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
The WIN OF Madame J.msi.
PosrPosEnEsr on TnE TRIAL TO TIN NAY TERI
suri,sN COURT, oncrn-rAu

fOkTFOsthEkT on TuI TRIAL TO NAL Thhn-
surRsn COURT, oncrn-rAEr
Before Judge Bockea
ArRiL 10 This morning motion made by com
sol for John Howard Smith postpone tho trial Of tho
contested will OF Madame Jame the ground that Tho
defendants who wish 70 sustain tho will not ready
AfidavitB read by Mr. A. Y. Smith, orc Of tho
counsel for the def odans stating that thoy intended To
show that the plaintiffs It the next OF ko AMI nos
blood relatives Of Madame mel that the witnesses
old, and lived In Providence. and that a commits
sion would be necessary 10 ta~o thar testimony.
Mr.. O'conor and Judge PeurpOut appeared AZ ooan-
sci for the p,ainur and c0nendcd that no tuicicnt
ground shown for postponemont.
Mr. Stouehton. ono % the counsel for the defence.
sad u would bo impossible 10 be rcndy for trial this term,
and srenuousy objected order thai the case bc sol
down tho lrst 10 DO tricd al the Nay Circuit
Mr. o'Conor IN reply. spoke with much indgnsuoa
at their repeated efforts to prevent an early trM "f TIE
cause, and alluded with much Hes cry 20 the conrsS
taken. commenting upon the fact that the Rev. How
ard Smith, the principal defendant and Inc who pro
cured tho wil should now through hts counsel, avsr
tina, The object the delay got evidence going To
prove that this lady. Madame Jame whose val was in
d.spGte, and whose fortune alleged " bn given to
Chr stan chsrucs and Largely To the reverend sonun
hin self partly direct aud parity tnnTy leg
atce was "A bastard aud the child Of prostgto, that
such WAS tho damniug nfa'ny % this mot Infamous
attempt deprive IA hc'rs Of their aafn' esta.'
The Jddge ordered that tha b. set down for tho
first day OF the May torn, att that siai tho nr cas-
on the calendar
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sepscs ~ BsooLIYs.-Ths Brookiyn Mercantile Lihsa.
~ Assoo propose furnish 70 Ne residents u that
ety. Tuesisy, THURSDAY and saturday q the coming
wcsk, i1isiea1Ai weai Of far higher ehArscier
than ihe ordinary lectures ~ fashonsbis par
ems, 90 o,her popular psopie--anforsanaisly TOO
much N. staple 81 entertainment unm sufh
societies. The treat Ia question ~il ~ cs1frs
81 textures By Dr Dyremus, The veil known s1rcrf
of tbs city, sctsncs 10 " Connct0ns via
Nan and Mature The point q most popular
these iectarom WIN b. the mngnincencs the checai
niosirstons Philosophical Instrumsnts AMI aVfsfAfss,
made % The sfg.st paie vii - employed One = he
electro nsrnsi catebie q fnsng Twelve tons tferce
u not oftsn spisn1ldly pr-sent>f n m p1tfe A.
w b. this ocAson. The latest discoveries 80 go.
susiysss vl - srpiainsd Inciufns ne rhnss srp<r
msnr ~ Professor PepT<f TEs~s lecfar~~ c1ftt 70
have grss f8crea. and conrrn.als,e ~ ftt1rs
nav "a .rchsngef Ne orfipNf- y1efitss n ly,san
textures Tor ss,suAsmans Vi 1a hlsb sh<ss1f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
ARMY BULLETIN.

ChSHrEREp.
Second Lieutenant Thomas G. Morrow, Eleventh Ohio
cavalry.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards B. II. Wh!tford Thomas Pickett
and John L. Yates United States Army.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The order Diminishing Colon George II Latham. Sixth
West Virginia cavalry; Captains O s CONN, Assi 4tant
Quartermaster OF Y,unteers Joseph IT, Burnel Second
Wisconsin cavalry and Second Lieutenant Dudley Saw
yer Fourtcenth Kansas cavalry, IL revoked: and they
are honornbly discharged from the service
The Secretary OF War; in special orders, has directed
the commanders OF the military departments Of Alabama
and tennessee to Immediately honoraby schar'e all
mands. In order TO facilitate the muster out,
commanding officers Of posts have been In
sructed to concentrate the troops under ,her
Commands, with all the government property in
IN possession, afollows:-AiabamaThe Eighth Iowa
ana thirty fourth New Jersey selma One Hundred and
Seventy eighth New York ai Montgomery Twenty arst
Missouri Fort Morgan Forty fourth United States coorcd
Infantry at Huntsville All commsSary stores not
needed by the troops nj the posts OF Selma and Mont
gomary viii be t1rned over 20 the agents the frced
mems Bureau. Proper receipts VIII be taken there.or
and the amounts 50 tuned over viii 20 reported % the
plcon Of the muster OF the above named or-anzz
tons, they viii be placed rSs II their respective
States for discharge aud final payment The F'teenth
United states infantry Is the only regiment remaining
IN the Department ~ Alabama
Tcnnessee-The following named regimen ordered
to be mustered out at the hereinafter mentioned points
Sixteenth United States colorcd infantry at Chattanooga
Seventeenth United states coorcd infantry nt Nashville
One Hundred and Eleventh United States colored infantry
at Nashville Third United states colorel artillery al
Memphis
oHDkhs AND INSTRUCTIONS RELATIVE TO THE hNs-
TER OUT or VOLUNTEER TROOPS IN VARIOUS
MILITARY DErARTMESTs-rHEiR SERVICES NO
LONGER REQuIRvD.
rrmryxs
war DEPARTMENT, Amir GsS = Oyyicy,
WARRINGTON, April 10. 1906
Hos-March rs, 1896 Major General George II
Thomas, commanding tho Military Division OF tho
Tennessee directed to rrduce tho force Of ooorcd
troops In his command leave In for the
respective military departmental as follows Kentucky
two regiments Tennessee. four regiments Georgia
regimeL,; Alabama two regiments Mississippi four regi
ments
Ssoord-March Is. 1900 Major General Daniel v.
sckles commanding Department Of south Carolina. was
directed 10 reduce the force OF coored troops In that de-
partment n ope regiment
Tud-harcb l5 1895, Major General Y IT. Sher.
dan, commanding Military DIVISION Of the Gulf ws di
reced % reduce the force OF coored troops In the De
pariment OF FLORIDA 10 one regiment
fosrih-Msrch 10. lseS-Maor General c. G. Augur,
comm andng Department Of Washington, was directed to
reduce the foroo OF cooref troops IA that division To
four regiments
FJh-March is, isG6-Maior General W T. sherman,
commanding Military Division of the Mississippi vas d.
recei 70 reduce the forco OF ooored troops in that Dv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
NAVY BULLETIN.

nfTAfHFu- AFEtt p.
Lieutenant Commander william n Mayo from day n
the Atante squadron reporting ~ rlcf ali orierei
Enfth
Ensign williamson Dunn. from the soop Cyane and
orierad 20 Nrw Y0rk
Tmfi Assistant Engineer Edward s'llss. from Tie
steamer Llnaaaf.r and granted sick leave n ahasrre
Lieutenant Commander John q Waikar frm he
c0fnnard 0f steamer shaUtnnt ard ordered - fsigrn
the rniiesl States fIf duty "a tho Naval Ac1isny
Aciiug MlsiarJ ~ Welt, from duiy a norfolk Navy
fa.t ahd Granted ictve 90 a5.enrs
ORDERED APRIL ?.
Lieutenant Commander Jas q. Maxwell. - daiy a. Bsy
F0lEi. a.
ArFofwTFb- AfnfL 2.
shubaei X LIrr, aetug master, aud ORDERED 20
ff-surr shamrock
b.. y fdnands an scting maref, and platei On
walt4rg or1ofs
HOvoRsBLY Discut FgYn-4srnfL .
A~fIug kssier a.. W W01f from september 10 last
Aetlrg Enagn y a Sawyer from Apri D.
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John Hennosy treasurer Of this Insurance
company, or authorized 10 sHn checks for tho
company He therefore charged the prisopcr with
falsely making said check evidence ~ debt with
intent 10 cheat and defraud The accused, who Ia pr
vision dealer at Is Roosse cit street. pleads not guilty
Justc Hogan Kane 20 the Tombs for trial. In
default Of 81 900 bail Kane says he ~ not gny and
ptctends 10 have witnesses 10 show his innocence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
STATE CAPITAL.
The Niagara Ship Canal Virtually
Killed in the Senate.
&c. &c. "a.


ALBANY, April 10, lscs
The Senate debate tonight the Niagara ship canal
concluded by ordering that TO third reading
but with amendment which virtually kills the BIZ
Senator Williams offered an amendment, which
adopted, providing TIA, the i,cks on the Eric
canal Shall 1rst be enlarged 10 the dimen-
sions oi two hundred feet in iength, and that the
Erie shall otherwise be- made suitable for vessels OF
sunired tons and that the proposed Niagara canal shall
not be consruote until this work the Erie shall have
been finished THIS "a course dsposes OF the measure
Tor the present II would certain that tho Senate
is opposed to the project in any practicable form
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
The Steamer Enginna--Her Cabin Pas
sengers All Well.

HAiRAh, ApfI 10, ISto
Not single case OF sickness has occurred among tho
esoin passengers ON board tie steamer England THIS
announcement will relieve the anxiety OF their frends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
The Labor and the Pay OF the Drivers
aud Conductors.


Seeing In your Iou cal letters concerning The ra'rod
driver strike, would b. glad " you would pub. ne
following fsctss--
on one of the avcnue lines axlyar regular ears sfo
run the short~s, time being from II 10 A. " - o.
morning thirteen hours and for'ynine nuisa.
and the longest from ~ A. ~ 10 N 35 ~ ~ 1feen
hours and ffty-two minute@--avcrage time fourteen
hour and ny minutes on, n which they have tins 70
res meals during Ay-ons Receiving Al present two dot
lars for every day they work N addition 20 ther carr
there ten extra on. IN the nom ng tnd
evening 70 accommodate the rsssengera To run these
the company have n keep extra drivers and ten
extra confuctos who only on thesa two iuIs anf
receive payment in proportionyir twenty ghi cenu
per trip hfy-sx cents per day ~ork % t-o irps-
all the ex'rxs Tet 70 DO You viii ~ this that hey
must always have at least twenty orirs but they
generally have thirty. Even suppose they had ony
twenty ve have the following cacuaiion - -
132 Al two dollars per day ...........t2c sea %
20 men al nf,y-six cents per day ............ ii 70
iotsi "sh'Hss
Average vaers q conductors and drivers. VI ~
Besides thcss frsubsks about thrre days lot Toe
"brcskng IN and also BY ob~trpctious ~ pfocs<ions
Ae for Which, thoash Dot thef DALI. tAey are nos psid
spytblRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
A FAIR PROPOSITION.

TO fTE EDT7OK OF
Az the Treasurer of the Second Avenue Railroad Com
pany proposes that the c.y should purchase that road IL
occurs TO mo that that Is The very best solr Ion of the
present city railroad cnlly Let the city by all means
uy that road and ali the other roadsthen we will have
cheap riding regular tr d and plenty of room Tho city
furnishes us with water and many other accomno6a-
lions and vby not mapac, the railroads and wonld
also Icscst the Illuminating gas a 90 When the cars
did run thew Afforded m SCRABBLE accommodations in
them we were crushed In our houses and stores and
offices we are blinded nv tnc light given by
The dim and smokey eas ,et Al our poicernen arc EN-
nIoved NOW in runnnr the ca ~ we bad better keen tho m
So employed they sst three dollars day Capuot the
60, 60 ascar,a,r ,bo ,,.I,o