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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-08
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.


1t having come to knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the market
great number, calculated by their utter worthless
nure the reputation of genuine products,
to protect interests and the public from impo
sition again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the
AMERICAN WATCH CO, Waltham, Mass
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the
"APPLETOS TRACY 4 co, waltham, Nass.,'
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
"I. :. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass.," engraved
the inside plate
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted on the dial and warranted in every
| respect
The FOURTH has the name
OWN. ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved the
inside plate, and is not named On the dial.
And the above described watches made of various
sizes and are sold in gold silver cases. may Be
required.
Ii ishardly possible for accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the nearly ap-
preaching cur own as escape the observation of the
/ unaccustoued buyer. Some represented made
/ by the Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass,"-n
such company existing. Some are named the "Sol-
dier's Watch" TO be sold Fourth VIM. Enery
STYLE usually known the SOLDIERS Watch
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co. othsrs
the p s BartLEY,' instead of p. s. Bartlett; -
bessies many varieties named in such a
convey the idea that they the Variable produe-
! tions Of the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles CALLED watches, .,
freely advertised in illustrated papers as "Army
Watches" "Ofheers' Watches" Magic Time OBJ
servers. ~ Watches" &C., the prices of which
are stated to be from sixteen dollars. good
watch in these tines cannot be afforded for any such
money.
little attention or the part of buvers viii protse
them from gross imposition.
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WHISKERS, WHISPERS !

| Do YOU want Whiskers Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound viii force them to grow the smooth
est face chin, hair bald heads, in Six Weeks
Price Sl-0G. Sent by mail ywhere, closely scaled,
receipt of price.
Address, WARNER Il CO., Box 1873, Brooklyn,
n. Y. 5-Iy
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THEDECISIVE BATTLE
HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
In every STATE and City, and Town 10 the Unisn, By
CHRlSTADOR0'S HAIR DYE

over all wouid-be rivals, and tts palm Of victory 10
awarded &c it for depth and richness Of that dursbi-
~, rapiity of action, sofening and lubrcatnG pro-
perties and entire freeon from eTery deessrious
selling ingredient Manufactured by J. CHRfSfA-
DO2O, No. 8 Astor HoUee, New York. Sold By Dsuel
gisss. Applied br al Hair Dressers.
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At the ..Cheap Store,r on 9Th st oue square
from the Depot We have some beautiful Prints
ShawIs etc.
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The ssCheap StOre,'' on 9Th ST., one square
from tn Depot, opened yesterday. They have nice
lot Of Shaws. Hosiery, etc.
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THAT TRUcK-We've seen, during the
whole of last summer, and up to the fir st
of this month, any quantity of s'truck''
brought to the Market House in this
city; but our eyes never beheld as fine a
TRUCK, as was deposited therein, on
Wednesday last. We allude to the
Truck just manufactured by j S. Hunt,
Esq, for the Independent Hook and
Ladder Company of our city. 1t made
its appearance on our streets for the first
time on Wednesday, and attracted the
universal admiration of all who had the
pleasure of examining it. The ladders
are of various lengths, and are seven in
umber-four Hooks-four axes and two
picks,-all of which are conveniently
deposited on the Truck, and can, in case
of need, be unshipped in tie twinkling
of q mosquitoes eyebrow, ready for
use.
This addition to our Fire Department,
will be found to be invaluable, at fires,
should they unhappily occur in the fu-
ture, and, if activity. perseverance, and
indomitable energy, is any guarantee of
success, we think we can say, without
designing to use fattery, that the indie
pendent Hook and Ladder Company,
have the right kind of material in its
membership to insure it.
The company are now using the Mar
ket House, as place Of shelter for their
Truck and apparatus; but we learn that
it purposes purchasing lot and building
house thereon, if they can meet with
sufficient aid from our literally disposed
citizens to accomplish that object. In
furthcrance of this idea, they intend tc
get up another Grand Ball, about the
Holidays-the proceeds of which are te
be applied to this purpose, Success K
the Hook and Ladder Boys, say we; and
for workman that needeth not to bs
ashamed OF his work." see Hunt o.
| Truck
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Undershirt> and Drawers at cost, NJ the 'Cheap
Store. ON 5th ST., square from the Depot.
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The ssChcap, Store.'' on 9th ST., one square
from the Depot opened yesterday, with nice lot OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. They intend to sell
!, cnst for n few DAYS.
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DR.. SEELxH'S
LIQUID CAIIiaRH REMEDY.
SYMFToMS:

The SYMPTOMS of Catarrh are at first very slight.
Persons find they have cold. that they have frequent
attacks, and are sensitive to the changes of
temperature. In this condition the may be dry,
slight discharge, thin aud acrd, afterwards thick
and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
increased in quantity and changed in quality; they
are thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
breath: the voice thick and nasal: the eyes weak;
the of smell is essened of destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Ca
tarrh the person is Obliged clear his throat
in the morning of slick shiny mucous, which has
fallen from the head during the night. When this
takes pace, the person be hat his disease
its to tie lungs, and should loose no time in
arrestingit.
The above are but few of the mauv Catarrt symp-
toms Write 10 our Labratory for pamphlet des-
cribing fully all symptoms: ii will be sent FREE to
any address. Also directions where to procure the
medicine.
ONOUS INGREDIENTS. but is prepared from vege-
table extracts EXCLUSIVELY: therefore it is PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS, even to the most tender and
delicate chid-sI
/ CALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH REMEDY,
vicinity, they will order it for Price $500 per
bottle
~An person. suffering with any affection Of the
Head Throat Lungs, should write At once for our
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining to
the above diseases.
twill be sent free TO any address
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SCHOLARSHIP For SALE.-For sale at great dis
count, scholarship in Gundy Holiingsworth's
Commercial Colleges, at either Richmond, Loganspcr
Lafayette, Springfield Hamilton. Apply TO the
Columbian Job Printing Office.
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DR.. B!CkNELL'S SYRUP!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also. Dysentsry, Dia-rir7, Co5sr1 AorJas, Summer
Complaint, i,i Cr1ap Stoalqci Botrels Sex
Soar &oaacA, Pa,aters C@te DC, aud warranted
to pay Is purely vegetable, without a
particle of opiate narcotic Highly aromatic, very
pleasant the taste. mild, but in its effects
warns and strengthens the systeul. acts ike charm
affor1iug almost immediate relief and OF the
article viii satisfy the most increiuoas Of these facts
Sold bv all dealers in medicine. Please sen. for
circular. Try it, Prepared only BY EDWARD SUIT
Ton, Providence, R. /. DEAAS BARNES CO., of
New York, General Agents.
l27-6m-C. NJ. P. K Co. TO-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned A.
troloxst and Somnameulis;c eiairvey ant; while in
sairvoyan, state eeiaeatrs the very features shs
person to marry, and by the aid Of nsaru-
ment Of intense power, known the PsychoDosrsPs,
guarantees 10 produce . perfect and hfs-ks picture
of the future husband wife Of the applicant with
date Of marriage occupation leading traits Of char
acter &c. This is no imposition, testmenias with
out number assert BY stating place Of birth, 49,
disposition color Of eyes and hair and enclosing dy
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
vou will receive the picture by rrturn mail, togsshss
With desired information.
Address in conhdence MApAnE GkKrRgpE RIM
ISGroS. p. o. Box ss., West Troy,N Y.
(.9-6m. Shuts Co..
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TAKE CoMFoRT.-Thnse who desire a Cooking Stove
that has superior for good qualities in saving
wood and cooking. are directed to purchase the
Home Comfort at the NYE Bros. establish ment
near the Depot. They canEot help being pleased with
it. They also manufacture "Ravnor's Lard Press .
which is the Press--call and see it. heir prices are
for every thing in their line.
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UNhE Magnetic Observation-Disclosures Ae vas
j called ths We1dsrfnl Child, has returned tc
the city and estabissd uArAayy O Ylftk ~. Nc.
433. near Mound, wbsFv IN oay b cc1s1lssa all
matters pertaining to life ssd Isakk. She win give
person persons concerned. VIII 1uch certainty
as scarcely TO leave doubt Of their gslt md, when
required will into uneonscess state aBd srave,
to every part of the world, and hunt up sbsest per-
whether dead alive and through her tell thc
inquFing friends their situation and EAe
viii guarantee 70 make permanent eurss in all
she undertakes Cancers extracted root and branch,
without instruments pain, drop Of blood in
from four to twenty-four hours. Paralyssd persons
made to walk in from three to nine days and all other
diseases treated with the success, such liver
complaint sumption 6ts, hsasS dssass. sight and
All letters promptly answered, and medicine sent by
express when required Box, IVA, Cincinnati, p. o.
Through her extensive practice lately, she has also
secured the services Of Madame Baker and Dr.. {. r.
Woodruff TO assist her.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills. =

DIX JANIS CLAhh'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescrpt;o~ Of Sir ). Clarke H. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to &e::QHeen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfailing in the Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which the
female constitutions il subject. Il modesates all
and removes all distinctions, fron whatever
cause. speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it 10 particularly suited II will n . short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Thee Pils sAosld be sakes By Females dsusag Ae
cure bring Miscvruse, ss s.y os, s.e s>y
cafe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal A6ectioas, Pains
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight xerton, Pal
pitaon of the Heart, Hystevies. And Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all ether means have faied
and although powerful remedy, do not contain IRON
caomel, antmony, or anything hurtfu to the consti
tuition.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold DKuGsisrs. PKcs, Oss DOLLAR PEE
BOTTLE
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ri The tate Of eeery vasab1e Medicine 70 be CousTkR
Be cassios, &~rore, asd Sat he Iers 1T
4 NJ are Houn each boaGe, and dsaf each 1,uyp>r
t~ays the FAC SMILES Of DE signature Of J. c. BALD
VIVA CO., and JOB NOSES. ~ Wistosa 'a'ei,
genuine.
NB.-One Dollar, with Eightesu Cents for Postage,
enclosed to any authorized Aesst, shs Sole Gen
eral Agent for the United States and British Domn
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortland Street, New York,
viii bottle containing Fifty Pills, BY rsaurn
mail, securely sealed from all observation.
Sold in Richmond BY J. E. Avery 4 Co., z. g. Potts,
Samson Ross, and Tayi or + NeCulley, DR.. D'Huy.
and all Dealers in Medicines.
November 1. #T IS, "
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Are more frequently than otherwise caused BY 3
thick, Shiny mucous, falling from the head
especially during the night, and
resulting from Catarrh, and
cured by
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IN KEGS WHITE Us. PURE, Just
UEesely yei and for sale by ODBERT, Chem-
~ end OF Stone Bridge. mrN
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
q pEnnfoNr COUNTY, ONO. |


DIR. Estep's. health is improving, and
he has resumed the practice OF his pro-
fession, at Louisville.
Mrs. Isabella Barnes, wife of George
w. Barnes, of st. Clairsville, died a few
days ago, of consumption.
Rev. S. Seigfried, of Muskingum
county, will deliver the grafton at the
at st Olairsville.
The ST. ClairsviIle Gazette says that
ladies go from Wheeling TO buy goods
at st. ClairsviIle, while the peo-
pie up that way all crowd to
Wheeling. It says the liberal
advertising of the Wheeling mer-
chants is the secret of their success. The
goods ara advertised. We opfne that
not many Wheeling ladies go to st.
ClairsVille to purchase goods.
The Chronicle thinks It a very hard
'tgonkn that one of the robbers who
stole the money at the Cadiz bank,
should afterwards turn in and try to
steal the name of the President of the
institution, viz Mr.. Chauncy Dewey.
The people of GAINESVILLE ara moving
in the matter of having a turnpike con-
structed from the national road, at
Hendrys sburg, to the Monroe county
line, at Malaga. .'.5i1-,... -.
Colonel Blair, resident engineer in
~ ~ I'D
81 ,OOO per In1le 70 !ay OUT, grace, @ @ano
macadamize roads IN That county: Inc
9rox-arnants 3f that sort in the. conntvl
- -. r. ~, -. A. Iii a.. tt.aHr
suyinS tst tuAS ettt7 W. Ps,S ~ ~
construction by increasing the value Of
property.
/ SABBATH SCHOOLS IN BELMONT CouN-
NV = Nj. VV;IIiaJn Alex anCer Secrafa ry
!. 4, ss T11t q ISi,s,fIS SsoI5,tSt
OF tne pellhput SOun -
Association mas presented the IoiIoW77
a0st[acs tata 81 n5s s gp eoo1 ~ Union
Sot6s .,ersofs % in the 90. betWeen5
and N yeaFs of aos. Il .4S7
| No cf Il 81 Ia tIa county 40 ms out -
sslE e + + 4 E5s 5s45sR are held only
! No ttlf. S1fiicers and teachers enroiied 5S4
| No. of admits over 2i wears Of age as
No an chIIdran enrolled -. -. 34l9
| a H,atsa1e sffendance al OfIicerS and
teashers, -. as
a. $500, - -17Szzs7 a1An
1sSS
NJ NJ ns M 4 q VThich dIS1ributa paUer; h
81 i5y me 81 s.. tof I'll pnr
EScistss 81 500 a5
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M;rdtraL
II u B n EL,s
GOLDEN BITTERs /
4 PURELY VEGErABLE ToNIoll
1Nv1GoRArrNG AND srRENerHEN1Na

Eo,tgaes the System Asatpst 4e EStl
IEneets Of Un,rhoLesome Wate,.. -
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teachers meetings Es........1....15.... q 3
No. Of conversions during the year. 123
THE SHEEP SHEARINd AT BELMONT.
The following premiums wereawaIded
at the Sheep Shearing, on the Fair
Grounds, at Belmont, on last Thursday
week: @l9a
h 5 Carcass. Fleece.
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~ Z . !, Nas.,y,,7T j,s, tenn, pee I,4. 1ss5

.,.. NAaHvuLE, Tenn, Dec lsI, tsf6-
MessFs. McC,ABE. KRAFT 4 Co, GenHeHleH:
nave iefil Sisfi1r 1o1r = 1iafThea CoFnpound'
IN my family for iome time. and can Eay with
much pleasure, that " y me Btse NizpIc1HN
Of the kind Ihave ever Gfsedp ana GO ehesfdul-
Nv recommend II 10 my Gnends4 rs,s.f sststgs-f
With much respect, am your friend,
-, ofMetcalfe5 Bro, a Co. :. =
MecARE. KRAFT & CO., WhoIesaIe Drug.
Risfs. wheeling W. Va, sole PFupFIetors, 70
For sale by REED, KRAFT g Co, Centre
wheeling, WEST q MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio, and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. feh2l- -6md&rw
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PrTnsnuRo. Inly 3. lsai.

( Nessrs McCABE, RRAFT a Co, Gel0esse11.
Allow me to add my testimony 10 fiadt OF
Others in regard To your celebrated 1IfaFThea
ompduud.h have been for q long time
subject to the disease for which IL is feeont@
fntinded Ihaye tried various remeClies: bat
never found one that 30 completely eTadicaTeN
the disease as your medicine. "A short tim
ago Wns suffering terribly with DtnFThea
procured q bottle OF rKhaftls Dlarrhea Com
pound. experienced immidiate relief from
one dose, and after q third dose felt a. well a.
ever. regard it asan Invaluable medicine,
and would not be without IL Youn truly,
> L. W. STEWART.
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thrust, therefore, that when the vote
comesto be taken on the pending mo-
tion to strike out, which is offered by
commit, 1t will be adopted, and that af-
terward the House will, If it deems It
important, put such n provision as TO
the election of Representatives to Con-
gress as 1t has the lawful right to do In
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-l....foH Ole NA,"
its kindred dlseases-dnting the coming

or its kindred dlseases-dnfing the coming
The following arc n few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the
.ProprietOrss by persons who are well known
s-.s..f,s WHEELINe. Apri 18th. 1876.
Messzs- -McCARE, KRAFT & Co., GenAEe1eA:
Having used Kfaft = DlaFFhea Cofnpound, for
Camp Diauhea, with which have been deep
ly ahdicfed for almost one month, oil other
Teulsiifes tried hnrin1 CdiIef and nndlng IL NOT
only q pFeIeIn FeHef but q permanent cure,
take pleasure In recommending tt 70 the fn-
-ffsii 1sii Chaplin 18th W. Va. Inmntiy.
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ONLY. RELIABLE REMEDY

.gol alof its kind now in use.
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DLASTER PARIS-O BBLS. uALGINED
Plaster ON hand and for sale by
mrs PC, HILDRETH q BRO
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j |Haa 4
EUROPE is still in a very uneasy con-
dition. Prussia and Austria are talk
ing. somewhat less fiercely to each 9th
er. But Italy and Austria are resort
ing to sharper Language. The moment
Prussia and Italy talked of an alliance
against Austria, the latter increased
her already large force in Yenetia.
Italy regards that as a menace, just as
Prussia interpreted the concentration
of troops near her frontier. Italy is
heavily burdened now. Her current
expenses are greater than her income,
and simply because her army is large.
1t is her military expenses which weigh
her down. And 1t is austria in Yene-
tia which compels her to keep up 50
heayyan armament. Could she berea-
sonabIe sure of success in the attempt
to wrest yenetiafrom Austria, itwouId
|ibe advisable as a matter OF economy to
undertake the work. But she cannot
be sure OF success, If single handed she
has to cope with Austfias g fPrussia
becomes Involved in the war, then
Italyawili be sure tostrike. Orif France
will aid her, she; will try ~ But We do
not believe that she viii alone enter
into war with Austria II she can honor
ably avoid It.
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TOR SALE-30 PRIVATE HOUSES, $4,000
~ S500, also Second Third Eleventh Property.
lpply 70 WM MCCONNELL, No. AIS 1hird.ave., opposite
'osf .Odir,
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Real 0s.a!e for Sale.
ALI. WANTING FARMS.

N Large and thriving settlement. Of Vinelsndi mild
climate, 20 mile, sortn Of Philadelphs by railroad
Rich soils produce. large twenty acre trscts a. SS'
per acre yabe within four yeas good business openn
good society Hundreds settling and making improve
nlents. Apply to CiAS X. lands Postmaster Nlaeand
Lands township j. Letters answered Papers containing
fol- Information viii be sent free From Report Of Solca
RoJnson 4gricuai Editor Of The Tribune i'ont o. he
sIensire terths de almost fetd po''on ana
sui,rb condition fy rle1mni Turning thai vf An0~ w"
tds Of N, Iyesferp prdiytcl.
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New Dnblitatloils.
VICTOR HUGOs GREAT BOOK
rs PUBLISHED THIS DAY BY
~ II PETERSON s. BROTHEES,
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THE COCUETTEi Or fHs LrFk and LfrrfHs W
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Copies Of any CT all Of tie above popular be ok will be sent
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Address al orders to the Publishers
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And they VIII receive prompt attention
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House in New.York, one

Ia .
IL Of the pre,ies places IN New England in the city Of
Hartford; ali modern Improvements stable NUT SHADE and
flowers wishing to retire educate his children Can
afford to exchange
RIDER FORD No. II Broadway, Room No. 70.
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A sPECULATION-I will sell, to q party

n u 10 u ~, 80 -, ,,,ro pI IN Il
4 who will improve, a splendid BUILDING fLOI al
Joining residence 2s by 345 feet deep with
Baru Stabcs &C.. thereon which be economically COZ
verified into two rscsss dwellings and made to pay 10 per
cen, on cos, Of entire property To such party the terms
will be $780, $500 down. balance in y years; interest
Der cent, Location five miles cu Brooklyn by railroad -
minutes from south Ferry, depot three minutes walk from
property. Apply to I. b. CHASE, with DEXTER Co,
No. II Spfuce.st.