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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11
ROApSsATsIs.

NOTICE is hereby I'm. lhaFNAp the l2,h day
~ Of October, 1861, atVsa'clq& A. NJ, at tho
Court-houSe, in Perry sburg \ Mill7sstt-sselS
est aud best bidder The Ditehin-. and Turapiking
Of the Perry aud Hndlay Plank Road, frnm
Indiana Avenue To Grassy Greek. Terms and
specifications made Known at the time Of sale.
... DAVID DONALDSON, Ragipssr,
Porrysburk, 0eiober 4. 1851. ash
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TUG BUCKLES, OR CLASPS.

AOu buOhLES, Oh CLASFS.
This ickle has taken the premium at many Of
our State Fairs over all other Buckles in the coun-
try. Frst-this Buckle has no tongue iu II to tear
the tug Secoud-it can be altered in moment
with perfect ease. rhird-if your horses get cast
the tugs can be unfastened by simple pull Of the
rens; runaway horses the same. Having no holes
N0rICE.-All Harness makers in Wood county
are forbidden TO use this Buckle without my con-
sent, at the extreme penalty Of the law. Township
rights for sale reasonable terms.
On hand at all times Single and Double Harness
OF the best quality. Repairing Of all kinds done
on short notice. A. L. REED.
Perrysburg, March Q, 1867. 46zI
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DETITICN TO SELL LAND.


Alexander Brown. Administrator Of Isl
aac Alexander, deceased,
VS..
Eliza Alexander, William Moore, Cath
arine Moore, Archibald Hall, Elizabeth Wood
Hail. Carson Alexander, Mary Alex County
auder, Aaron Alexander, Sarah Alex Probate
ander, Stephen Alexander, Amanda Court.
Alexander, George Sturner, Harriet
Sturner, Simon X. Brown and Martha
Brown, who are heirs and legal repre-
sentatives Of Isaac Alexander, decd.
You are hereby informed that on the Gath day Of
September, A. d. 1857, said Administrator filed
his petition In the Probate Court OF Wood County
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition is To
obtain an order, etc ON the 18th day of October
A. ID. 1867, for the assignment of the dover OF
Eliza Alexander the widow of said Isaac Alexan-
der, deceased in and for the sale Of the following
real estate, Of which the said Isaac Alexander
died seized, or much thereof as may be neces-
sary to pay the debts Of the decedeut to-wt The
north half Of the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter of section twenty-five t22), town five
(5), range ten tl0), containing twenty acres, less
five acres Of the west end Of said lot said land
being in Plain Township, Wood CoHnty and State
Of Ohio. ALEXANDER BROWN,
Admir- of Isaac Alexander, deceased.
Dated September "a, 1867. 22dSs SO
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NNA -oF-
III u M A N M I S l. II Y

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The world'renowned author, Ia this admirable Lee.
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his condition may be, may himself eheAply pri.
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Sent under seal,in plain envelope, 70 any address,
on receipt Of ala ee1ts, OF two by al,
dressing the publishers.
,lso Dr. c0vervells Marriag &c Gu, 4e; price IS ets
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nITCH NOTICE.-Noticei $ hereby given to
- the owner or owners of tie W 4 OF the Sc a
Of sec ), Perry Township, Wood County, Ohio,
that petition has been 6led with the Clerk Of
said township, asking the Trustees To locate and
establish ditch, drain or water-eourse, in said
township, and that the Trustees will hear said pc.
tiiion on MONDAY, Y, the llth day Of October, 1887,
AZ 10 O'Clock NJ az the house OF Justus Stsarns'
SIMPSON JONES, Township Clerk.
Perry Tp., October /, 1887. ass
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MICH. SOUTHERN l. N. IL r. r.
rs a. &l 60

AN and amer Monday, April 20, 1857. Passenger
" Trains will LEAVE TOLEDO DAILY (srNDAY6
EHcEPTED), rs follows:
MAIN LINE. 'n"
1880 A. M, Mail to Chicago. -ia-
T;4O p. M Night Express to Chicago, with Sleep
ing Car. ..-' .....r-, J ~. -Y .....t
AFR LINE.
1880 A M. ceptMOnday mOrning) Night Ex.
press to Chicago. I}lt
1885 A. M. Day Mail to Chicago.
DETROIT.
7:2O A. NJ $3.50 p. M. 7:A5 r. NE
JACKSON. -
1890 A. N. 7:iO p. M.
All trains run by Chicago tme-20 minutss slower
than Toledo time. '"th'
TRAINS ARRIVEr
Main Line, $40 A. NJ. and 4:I5 p. NJ. ir-...
Air Line, 80 A. NJ. and ass P. NJ.
Detroit. 9:15 =. NJ; 12:30and $50 2. N.
jackson, $40 A. M and 4:45 p. NJ. ,...a.
CHAs. ,. HATCHI General sult.
@. P. LKLAHD, Gen. Pass. AGENT 9e
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WE ALSO OFFER OUR
Immense @too1<.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n
Jesse s, Morton and James MUIR
ray, partners, under the firm
name, The Perrysburg Bank, Wood County
plaintiffs, Court of Com
VS., mon Pleas.
John Van Blarcum aud Henry
Haskins, defendants.
The defendant, John Van Blarcum whose resi-
denee is unknown, aud Henry Haskns, who is a
nonresdeut of this State will take notice that, on
the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1887, the said
Jesse 5. Norton ied a motion in the office OF the
Clerk OF said Court-a motion, in which he alleges
that the said plaintiff cn the lith day Of June,
ID. lSSs, at the June Term Of said Court recovered
Judgment against said defendants for s242 90,
with 10 per cent. interest from said date that
said Judgment Is unreversed, unsaiisted aud un-
paid, but has become dormant, aud that said Jesse
,, Norton Is now the sole owner Of said judgment.
Said defendants are required 10 appear on or be-
fore the lth day OF November, 1851, and show
cause why said Judgment should not be revived in
favor of said Jesse y. Norton,
L. II. PIKE, Plaintiffs Attorneg.
Perrysburg, September lS, 1861. 2ifSIO so
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~ Thankiag EveTyb0dy for their past
patronage, We viii sall sOntints 10 BE- on hand
Up to the Times and Wants
OF the rssPls "a weed cs-.sy.
- 'sTeS. HAMLToS q co.
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NEW GOODSl
NEW GROCERIESl
NEW STORE-ROOM

GEORGE BOETSCH,
HAVlNG purchased the building formerly oc-
IL cupied by the Hardware Store, has thor
oughly repaired, repainted and remodeled it in an
attractive style, and filed it with a stock of
Groceries,
Produce,
Provisions, ~
Notions, &c.,
Unsurpassed by any other Grocery Stcck in Per-
rysburg, comprising, in part
Teas. Spices, Coffees, Sugars, Sirups, Canned
Fruits, Soaps, Candles, Bread, Crackers, Cam
dies, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden Ware in vari-
ETY., the Produce of the Garden, the Farm,
and the Dairy--in short, almost every
Article and Notion that enters into the
healthy Economy of the Household.
tS- A cordial invitation is extended to House,
keepers and all others TO call and judge for them
selves of this excellent stock.
GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg, November 81 1865. 81
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DETITION FOR DIyORCE.
'''aS'''aS Is. s''''"'' Wood Common Pleas.

Frederick Scherman
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Henry Soherman.
The defendant, Henry Scherman, Is hereby mott
fed that the plaintiff Frederick Scherman, did,
on the 9th day of September, A. d. 1867 file in the
office of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood County, Ohio, charging said defendant with
extreme cruelty towards her, aud with willful alb
sence from her for three years last past The OBJ
ject and prayer Of said petition is divorce from
the defendant and custody and control of their son.
Conrad Scherman.
said petition will be for hearing on the 10th day
Of November, A, ID. 1867.
ASHER COOK, Atty for Petitioner.
Perrysborg, September 10, 1897. 2Or 81 IS
A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice /.
~ hereby given thatthe undersigned has beer
dulyappointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate Of Jacob Myerhoter, deceased, late ol
Wood County, Ohio, All persons interested will
govern themselves aecordingly.
JOHN YEAGER, Administrator.
Perrysburg, September 10, 1887. 2ld
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f, LADT MOntage said: My health is like
olIisoe patch IL in one place aud it
breaNs out in another"
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II0! FARMERS, ATTENTION
The Greatest Discovery of the Age,

A E. REED has purchased the right Of sale
"a for Wood county OF the Justly celebrated
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lneso are lne uluerenceS IN tue average
weight from different breeds. Should wo
compare the poorest specimens Of the poor.
est breeds with the best specimens of he
.one.half, ard yet ali are sold at tho same
price. We buy and sell nothing at 80
loose an adjustment Of quantity to price as
eggs, except when wo buy WOO by the
Load. Even apples aud peaches, when sold
by number, have the price adjusted to the
sise. But big or little, an egg is an egg.
.JYisconsi,, Edrmsr.
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- A Doo thai watches his chances TO steal
a bile Is the worst kind OF watch dog.
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The success which has Attendedthe practice OF
the undersigned in the treatment Of diseases com.
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarar
that what he undertakes he performs, andine
case effects radical cure. .
Private rooms are provided where consultf
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and 36 Monroe-stO
drst room to the right at the top Of the stAiYwA,
over Cornucopia. All letters containing a RENTS
tanee or postage-stamp promptly answered.
- Office hours from 10 N 4, and from 2 to Q.
Call On or address r. II. TYhPAEY, NJ. D.
3zz Toledo. Ohio.
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MEAL FEED & H0MINY MILLS
HASKINS. OHIO.

A MES & WORTH are prepared to do custom
IA Grinding for the Farmers of Wood county
more promptly than any other mill in this vicinity.
Always on hand and for sale or exchange for
Grain,
Coarse and Fine Meal, Chop Feed and Flour.
AMES Il WORTH are always in the market
buying all kinds of Grain aud Farm Produce, and
paying better prices than any other market in
Wood county
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5sFlAI Y i faplFpd NaausetpId.


Aiozen eggs IL litds more definite
qnasttiiy than = dvzsn Of potatoes, but still
avery. indofnito quantity. A dozen Of
eggs from lit1e, scrawny, illJkcpt chickens
ebH for tlo same price as dozan aftom
hree. weiLkept fowls, while the difference
betweeh them is as great as the dieperity
between the hens that produce them. Pure
chssetsin tho market take their chances
for big and little, aud each gets a fair
average. But Il Is not 40 with producers,
md here is where the injustice occurs.
The man who raises choice fowls, and
Keeps then, In good condition, sells large
rich eggs Tor the same price per dozen tat
,fs paid for others one third smaller. This
operates as disoouragement 10 raising
good hens, and as premium on poor ones
3 A writer in tho Canada Farmer insists
ithat eggs should be sold by the pound as
we'll as meat aud butter, and gives tho
difference IN the average weight Of dozen
eggs from different breeds Of fowls, as
f..tln,sto
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HARDWARE, IRON,
MAILS, GLASS, &C.,

At prices that can not fail TO give sntre sAtisfac
tioA.
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TOLEpo ApVERTIsEMENTs

OA YEARS, ,E;xfsER1ENCEI-RA
&V CUREs wARRANrED.-g&urD pIsPEN-
satory. Established on the Foreign Plan.
In Myers Block, Monroe-street, Toledo, Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inyeterate
cases of Scronulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ags
gravated by the scrofa;
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APERMANENr INSTITUTION.

= AeNHA ~
The undersigned tatis
the attention of those in
terested TO the fstt hAt
he has estaBlI3hed Z sbile
} ofrooms in Myers Block,
} on Monroe-street, . regu-
{ lar Dispensatoft for The
treatment,e and pefhhanent
Scufe Of Slf known
] PRIVATE DISEASES
} whether Of recent origin
OF Of long standing in
- -. u,.H
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SEED WHEAT.

AMES e. WORTH, of Haskins, Wood coun-
ty o., are prepared to supply the Farmers of this
county, and the surrounding country with the
Celebrated Tea Wheat,
For seed this Spring. This Wheat commands
from Millers for Touring, about Forty or Fifty
Cents per bushel more than other Spring Wheat,
and has tiptop reputation as hardy and large
yielding kind of Wheat; and being imported from
Northern Iowa, the change from a more northern
climate, as all experienced Farmers are aware,
will improve the qnality and quantity produced.
The Farmer ha better pay two prices for this
Wheat than sow the wheat raised in this country
We are also prepared to supply the Milwaukee
Club, raised in Wisconsin. All those who want
Wheat of us will please notify us as soon as pos
sible, SO that we can make our arrangements for
the proper amount required.
We are also prepared to sell or loan Flax
Seed, to supply all the Farmers in this county.
Haskins February Is 1867. 43zz
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THE HARDWARE STORE.
-----------
GREAT ATTRACTION !
l-kf-
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE
Or
PECK, HAMILTON g. CO.,
PERRHsBURG, OHIO.
We are now Offering 10 the Farming Public
monster invoice Of those justly celebrated
Mishawaka Steel PIOws,

Wholesale and Retail.
We sole upwards of Seventy Of these PlOws dur
ing the season Of 1865. Every Plow gave univer-
sal satisfaction, they being better adapted 10 the
soil Of Wood County than any other PlOw made.
RecolIect that these Flows are SteeI-no hum
bug They are ground, polished and tempered.
The Beams and Handles are made from White Oak
and thoroughly seasoned before being attached 10
the Plow. hs.
Farmers Save Yourselves and Horses.
Buy one of the Mishawaka Steel PlOws.
You can do more work with one Of these Plows,
and with more ease to your horses, than with any
sham Steel PlOW in he markes.
Every P1ow Warranted.
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Perrysburg, o., February IL, 1867. q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-22

The f,llswiae i MsslmIiIant
proclamation, lsaed shortly shsf HI,
mptufsi
Cotsfbyarg Anef ihs valm
and patriotism N the Republican
f,ffes have destroyed my scspier IN
this place, iho tenacious defence N
ehleb was Indispensable n ava Che
honor n NY eauae and " my faee,
amer this bloody siege. IN wbleh ihe
Ifapefial and Republican soldiers
haye competed In abnsrnlIon and
boliness, | will explain myself, eoun.
tfymeni ! came 10 Mexico not only
animated with ihe best faith of In.
surlnR The felicity of all aad each a
o., bui Nlled and protected by ihe
Emperor of France, Napoleon III.
lie, 10 The ridlculc a France. aban-
doncd me cgwardly and lnhmously,
by demand Of tho United States,
AFTER having uselcssly spont Franoe'a
treasure and shed The blood Of her
sons and your own.
When the news Of my hll and
death reaches Europe, MI the mon
archs Of Charlemagne's country will
demand of Napoleon's dynasty an
account Of my blood--of tho Ger
man Belgian and French blood shed
In Mexico. Then will be the end.
Soon, before the world, Napoleon
Ill will be covered with shame from,
head to foot. To-day he has already
seen his Majesty, the Emperor o.
Austria, my august brother, praying
for my life 10 the United States, and
myself prisoner of war In th,
hands Of the Republican Govern.
ment, and swith my crown torn il
pieces. ~
Countrymen, here are my las
words, | desire. that my blood ma,
regcneraic Mexico, and that my fat,
will serve as warning to all ambi
tious and inosutious men, and tha
you will act with prudence and truth
fulness, and cnnoblc with your vir
tues the flag you sustain. May Prov
idence save you and make you wor
thy Of myself.
MACMILLAN.
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CALIFORNIA SrYLE.-Not long
since a German was riding along
Sansome street, Sacramento, when he
heard a pistol shot behind him, and
heard tho whizzing Of o ball near
him, and felt his hat shake. liz
turned and saw a man with a revol-
yer In his hand, and took of his hai
and found a fresh bullet hole In Il.
"Did you shoot at me?" asked
the German.
aYes.D replied the ether party
"that's my horse; II was stolen from
me recently"
sYou must be Mistaken" said th'
German, ! shave owned the horse 60
three years. t.r
: "welI," said the other, "when
{come 70 look Al him, l believe I an
mistaken. Excuse me, sir; won't yo'
AXE . drink7v
aBoss, I want twmly-6ve cents,
hid q priuterto his employer. Tven
ty-fve cents ! how soon do you want |
Tom2" "Next Tuesday, = = Az soon q
thatl You cau't geslt I have toll
you offen, that whsnl you were i
want Of % large , sunof money, yo'
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eeytfsl yeHfs aFa, Dahlsi Wsiaisf
had eseaalHn ~ dlssHaa ~ anssllas
N ~ fniufe n ne usgefnmsai N
ihe United States, ami IL fhe emfH
.of hia speech, with that pimp snd
splenfdF n dicilon that Married ~
nalebleN elmvuenes, ho warned W.
ouantfymeB ~ The solemn duty N
guarding, with walohhil jeslouay and
cafe, ihe nobla heritage of ounailln.
llohaI ffcrlon which ilieif ancestors
had son ~ thgn And he alao de.
meied The petils ~ which their pfand
hitihfight vas exposed, and how
difficult u would bc to recover their
liberties, once lost. A. most apIfe
pirate 10 The times, va quote the fol.
lowing passage from this gfandIy
Ciceronian aud prophetic speech
"Othef mlsioftunrs may be horne,
or their effect overcome. II war
should sweep our commerce from The
ocean, another generation may renew
W. VI u exhaust our treasury, future
industry may rcplenish IL " Il dcs.
olates and lays wastc our fields, still,
under n now cultivation, they will
grow green and ripcn 10 future har-
vest. II were but q triae, even II
the walls Of yondcr capitol were "a
orimble, II It's lofty pillars should
fall, aud its gorgeous decorations bt
covered by the dust of the valley.
"All those might be rebuilt. But
who shall reconstruct the fabric ol
the demolished government Who
shall rear again the well proportional
columns Of constitutional liberty
Who shall frame together the skillm
architecture which unites Nationa
Sovereignty with State Rights, indi.
vidual security and public prosperity
Now, If these columns shsl fa(, the,
will be reared not again. Like th,
Coliseum and the. Pantheon, the,
will be destined to a melancholy
mournfal immortality. Bittcrcr tears
however, will flow over them thar
were ever shed on the monuments o
the Roman or Grecian Art, for the,
} will be the remnants Of q more glo
rious edi6ce than Greece or Rom,
ever saw-the edifce Of CSnstitu
tional American Liberty"
How solemnly these words ech,
from the midst Of the accomplishe,
ruin he foresaw, while he yet live,
in the glory and strength Of tho Re
public!
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HrsTs TO HoRsE KEEPERS.
Never feed grain or give water to a
horse when warm from exercise.
Sweat Is not alwaysA sign Of warmth
place the hand on the chest for a test.
Water given after o meal Is safer than
TO give before.
Never drive fast or draw them
hard Immediately aiier giving food OF
drink.
Never drive faster than q walk
with heavy loads.
Do not let horses stand long In the
stable at any time in the year, with.
out exercising.
Feed regularly, and in quantity
according to the appetite Of the ami.
NAL and the labor It performs.
Do not drive or work long II
storms. Efl.6
Do not let the horse stand In th,
stable cascd in boots Of dry mud, ant
coats Of matted hair. Groom them
At all times in the year make you
horses comfortable when tied in th,
stable. They cannot help thsmssIve'
tnefes ffsf Ntt t.sl..A
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Cor HER.--A Imaginable scene

Cor HER.-A Imaginable scene
occurred on Fourth street yesterday
afternoon. A great big salmon-col-
cred lady, Of the African persuasion,
weighing something less than a ton
and a half, dressed "to KILL" and q
"hornet's nest sticking out upon the
back Of her head, was waddling
along. She was the observed Of all
Observers A young lady, Whose
back hair was pulled up so tight thai
she looked as If she were walking
upon her toes, and az II she had been
driven too far into her short dres,
with n slcdgc hammer, stopped t.
view the "ouled lady," with critic'l
eye, but not 10 apass her imperfcc'
tons BY" Both stopped and grinnet
at each other a moment, when th'
sslady in black" struck q theatrica
attitude, and said. "Iaw me, Miss
you needn't be standin' dar GRIMM
At me, kase dc Lor' knows yoa'se
bigger curiosity TO look at dan / Is.
They parted in peace.
Louisville Democrat.
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Too GooD TO BE Losr.-An old
preacher in Western New York, who
was being persuaded by,somc Of his
shurchmen, during the political ex-
citement in that State, last fall, to
join the Radical party, said,
No, my brethren, can't join that
party, because all the abolitionists in
the country are in il; and abolition
ism, my brethren, has done q won
derful sight of harm among our peo-
pie. II has hurt many shepherds
and scattered many focks. II gol
into the Methodist church and broke
that up. 1t got in among the Pres.
byterians and split them in two; and
it got into the Government and broke
the old Union to pieces. And, my
brethren, l do not know Of anything
IL Is good for but to break down and
break up; and if you have an enmity
against the old boy, l advise you q
send abolitionism into his dominions
and ii will break up hell itself In
less than two weeks.