davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Alexandria Democrat of yester-
day morning says that for the week
ending on that day, the river at that
point had fallen three feet, and was still
tumbIing down rapidly.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Congress appears to be very much ex.
ercised on the subject of the rights OF
American citizens abroad. We think
that tody would do well to turn theiI
attention to guaranteeing "the rights Of
American citizens at home South
| Western.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

SLIGHTLY D1sFIGURED.-It is not
denied that Gen. Grant on a late occa-
sion was intoxicated. We thought
President johnson was the only drink
ing man about Washington-TO OuGckita
Telegraph.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The proprietor of the jefferson (Tex., }
Daily and Weekly Times offers one-half
of that establishment for sale. Here is
@ splendid opportunity offered to some
enterprising journalist.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have agreed to call Democratic
State Convention, to meet in New Or
leans on the 9th of March next, to
choose delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The House Judiciary Committe has
again pronounced against impeachment.
The vote stood 6 to 8, the minority be-
ing composed of Messrs. Stevens, Bout
we'll and FaFnworth.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Gen. Butler is said to be taking his re-
yenge ON Gen. Grant for the corked
bottle story, by getting up proofs OF the
story limited i'm the papers, that Grant
made a crooked trail along the streets OF
Washington one Sunday: he Is report
cd to have said, he would show Grant
that when he found anything in bottls
be had better let it alone. -
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

In 1910 Iowa had 1924 white inhabi-
tants, 20 coIored and Sirteen StGUes. In
the year of grace 1868 it has n white
population of $4,000 white people and
3 600 colored
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

We notice in the Vil1ager II call for a
Conservative Mass Meeting to be held
in Marksville, Avoyelles Parish.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
n EW eGOODSs
The Greatest Bargains Of the Season.
CAsPAR1 6 pfEraLCH have now epsaed
the large and well.assorted stock Of n.
D R Y G. 0 0 D 8

of B. Reinhardt & Co., purchased at Sheriff rs faae
at much less than half its value. They wilisslf
them to the public much lower than the present
New Orleans prices. f 5a1
DRY GOODS being outside their line of bus.
mess. they desire to get rid of the stock QUICK,
and will give, in consequence, ASTOUNDING.
BARG AIMS.
January 2ad. 1868.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Louisiana Baptist, formerly pub
lished in Mount Lebanon, Bienville pa
rish, La, has been removed to Shreve
port.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

More than a hundred petitions in
bankruptcy have been filed with the
Register at this place. OUGchita Zele-
graph.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The election in Texas has resulted in
favor Of calling Convention.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

This month-Fcbruary- FIVE Sat
urtlays. For a short month it's demand
for the last day in the week is rather
heavy. ...i..
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A Chicago lady owns the first Napo-
Ieon property at st. Helena,
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The following is the State ticket nom
mated by the Republican nominating
convention:
For Governor, II. G. warmoth; for
Lieutenant Governor, Oscar J. Dunn;
for Secretary of State, George BOvee;
for Attorney General, Simeon Belden;
for Auditor, George M. Wickliffe; for
Treasurer, Antoine Dubuclet; for Super
intendent of Education, T. w. Conway.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The weather at present portends ram
which may occasion slight temporary
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A very serious calamity threatens the
Democratic party: Joe. Brown, of Geor-
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The last thing Oat-The old year.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The whisky tax from 1868 to 1861
averaged S27 100000 per annum.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The river at Grand Ecore within the
mast week has receded several inches.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

V. Gaiennie, and Others
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

% bs1a..25 Il,
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summrrtiaI ,sutrIligruts.

TUESDAY Evening. March 10, 1853
The movement In the general trade of the city
has presented but little variation worthy Of spe-
al remark during the past three days. Opera
tiOns in the leading staple have been fully up u
the previous average at very satisfactory prices
for holders. Receipts Of BTeadstuhs and Pr0vi
sions have been heavy, and sales have increased
at slightly receding rates for most articles. Ope-
rations in Sugar, Molasses aud Tobacco have
been restricted for want Of more ample supplies.
Money has continued abundant and easily accessi-
bic 10 frst class borrowers. Gold has huctuated
to a less extent than heretofore. Foreign Ex-
change has been dealt in heavily at easier quota
tons, and Domestic Exchange has been Inactive
but sitter. on account Of dimnuton in the
offerings and an Improvement in the remittance
demand.
CoTroE-The tendency Of the movement Ia the
lea6ine staple since the close Of our last review
has been uniformly In favor of factors aud hold.
ere. The Liverpool and New York markets have
kept well up throughout, and prices here have
steadily advanced IN accordance with the daily
Improvements reported in the former, as will be
seen by the following brief summary of actual
operations, viz:
Saturday, March THE market opened this
morning with uufavorahle adv'ces from Liverpool
and for time il was difficult 10 sell except az lower
figures. The New York market was reported drm
throughout, however, and but few operations
franspiTed up TO meridian. At l2S N. the P. Il.
cable telegram came TO hand, gu ting an active
movement with ssies Of Is 600 bales at Liverpool
O. aiQsid. for mlddling uplands and sI0l0Sd. for
middliDg Orleans, an advance Of I'd. all round.
which sccn impaired increased strength 10 this
market. and N subsequent movement has been
81 very full prices. The total sales for the day
footed up $500 bales, and the market closed frm
Of the suhjoined quotations, viz: Ordinary 2l0
2i3c good ordinary 22c.@-, low middling Csc.
a., middliDg FAC. O., and strict middling &c.
O..
Monday, March 9-The market has been
very buCysnt throughout to-day. The
Offering euDDlV AZ time heavy
or desirable, while the general demand
has been active and prices have rapidly
inclined in favor Of holders. In fact, the only
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COYhEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR sPRINGs

This vel Known WATERING PLACE situated N Bose-
teurt county Virginia the line Of and in fall view Of NE
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad viii be again opened for the
reception Of vstors the LIST Of JHns-
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg III arrive the eveang at the Springs thOse
coming from the South and West rech tho Springs In about
ten hours from BRISTOL
yorr desiring 10 STOP By Informing the conductor vhsn
hey strike the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Of the fact
s be landed a. the platform immediately opposite 70 the
sprirgs
The undersgned formerly Of Richmond Iakes pleasure IN
informing MS friends and the public generally that be h.
removed 10 this place With the intention Of making Il his
nanent residence and viii nether trouble
render pleasant and agreeable 70 his guess There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
the medicinal qualities Of which generally and fsvoraby
known that II Il deemed speak 0fther virtues
FINE BAND OF MUSIC viii Be IN attendance during
The season
cc.rI, Per ~ "
Beard per 70 90
Nm. n. FRY, Proprietor,
Posto1ice, Bonsacka.
Roanoke county, Va
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CHI Civ erlsaas Crescent avsaassass garsh H. 1861

1891 bales Beeston Castle 5000 bales; J. h.
Harwood, - bales; John Ellis, 1886 bales
Gladiator, - bales Golconds. bales; Non
velle Kelville, - bales, and Eastman. Eigh.
teen vessels carrying 81 $40 bales OF Cotton.
These vessels left this port between the las and
18th OF January, 1868. .
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u SYRUP or rxnnuepous PERUVIAN BARK.

Chemists to b. r r. Prince Napoleon 9 Rcheieu, PARIS.
This preparation the advantage Of combining
powerful tonics known in the medcs world or perfect
ascy and agreeable this Syrup with pleasure
.no the most delicate stomachs.
ID IL par excellence the FERRU0INOUs TONIC whicf
should be administered ladies' Of delicate constitution
young backward IN attaining the u pzbsy and
70 children Of weak constitution and IL particularly
plsyed In the treatment Of Cholorosis Ansea Pale Com
plexioa- Gsstrics Gastraae Whites LsscsuhsA Dsbir
Want Of Apostle, Poverty - Rlood. etc
Agents IN kev York Mr. ECKER l7e Grand street. Wee
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nK. BUKIN NJ BUfss0N's DIGESTIVE
~ Lotenges snd Powders Il the Alkaline Lsctstes-fhs
Alkaline Lacates exercise the beneficial tnuence
the arrangements Of DIGESTION either ky their peculiar sceE
the Of the stomach By srdng 10 the
latter through their obnsten wk the saliva the gastric
Juice supply Of Lsctic Acid which eli English french
other Psychologists admit be essential principle Of d.
gestion For The Information Of those vho be vthsu
medical advice may that the symptoms Of
paired digestion Headache pain In the fsrehesd h-m
ersns gsstrtis xssa. hesrtbsrn, snd IN the stomach
bowels loss Of emacation, AL these
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline tctate vhic
may be always had In poxderB
Genera dsposis Psrs At eRTNlULr 90 9. 0h>nls.ss
J - = % o:':: 30 Ooars suu-
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C,rr or yrrrs.sor. March II. Is

ClfY OF JErrEEsoE. March ii. 1883.
Arrived yesterday-70 Texas Beeyes, 227 Hogs
snd 1s5 sheep. sold-27s Texas Beeves, 20
Calves and YearliDgs. 62 Hogs, and Mich Cows.
"a few of the above Tex5s Beevss were choice
cattle, and sold at I5c. y u. metz Stock on
sale-620 Texas Beeves, COZ Calves and Year
lings, 2ss Hogs, ls5 sheep and AZ Mich Cows.
We quote
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UnE sKEAr zFFIoAOIoUsNEss %

CHE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEs9 Of
hessrs Grinault Co 8 i0diEed Syrup Of Horss Rad
ishThe Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Radish of Messrs
Co, Chemists 10 H. l. H. Prince Napoleon, At Parts, h
exceence succedanious Cod Liver OIL and
best treatment to follow in Lymphstic and Screuous ae
ons well 10 various Cutaneous diseases The public
viii therefore read with interest the analysis 81 this
medicine BY Professor kletEns extracted from the Chemst
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed to Mesrz
t3rmaut Co. by bis ExceeDcy the French ambassador u
Vienna confirming the high reputation 81 this learned Doctor
n Il follows
rimaults Iodised Syrup Of Horse Radish Is
elementary and caustc state but IN the state Of acid
organic combination similar iodine contained
Oed Liver on.
fSigned vIEcEEf KLKfzHsKI,
Chemical Analyrer - Ne Law Courts at Vsnna Ho-pe
Ohcnk<t L and r WIEDEH,
Professors Of Chemistry.
fEEncn EnHAssr AZ VrKNzA
Vienna August q. i55s
nesns 0rnsat q Co., Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed 10 his Exoesncy TIA
Ennbasssdo have the honor TO inform that Professor
Ketsinsk Of high standing at Vienna; that be IA
personally much thought Of and for Of the bei
uhcuistsi IN Germany. fuRRr,
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MrDIoAL.......-.................. .MEDIoAl-

Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford In extensive
practice ell forms Of des thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
dicefed-tor either ali sses and conditions.
Private Diseases such - FEMALE AILMENTS, GENI-
TAI wEAKNEss, PILES, SYPHILIS ard GON0R-
RHEA the aggravated FORMS speedily cured aud
every vestee from entire
system skin restored native beauty and the
organism 20 its normal hesth.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice ard res1ede
cal Of ST Charles and julia streets there
are several Dr. Whites IN the cts
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SUGAR-The market opened Saturday quiet and
unchanged, while prices disclosed but little vara-
ton over sales the previous day. The receipts
were liz hhds., which were nearly all sold as
soon as landed. Monday the receipts were only
IS bids, the demand was limited, the market
quiet and prices we're unchanged. To-day there
are no receipts Of Sugar, and sales were confined
to remnants Of previous receipts at the following
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STOCK on Had and on shDbosd TINS oo'
The exports this evening are exclusively for

ToBAcco-The market since our last has been
quiet and steady, while, owing 20 the light re-
ceipis, transactions have been limited. The in
quiry is general both for the trade and for ship
ment but the stock in entirely inadequate to the
demand, which has been active throughout. There
have been some small lots taken for the trade and
for export at prices disclosing great drmness ia
he market. We repeat quotations:
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MEDICAL.


UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A SAFE. ce,t.,n and speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Remedy in al Of Neuralgia Faei.lis, often snseng
perfect In twenty four hours
more than two three Pils
NO other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has failed
to yield to this f.I T. = -.
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT
Even the Chronic Neuralgia
raj nervous derang ementsof years standngseng
tie entire systen for few days or few weeks
the utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
very rarely fails prodace complete and permanent
i contains drugs other materials the slightest
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
1t has long been in constant BY many of
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give It their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent BY mail receipt OF price and postage
One package. 81 90. Postage cents
Six packages. IS 90. Postage, ~ cents.
Twelve packages, 50 co. Postage, IS cents.
1t sold by al wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and by
TURNER 4 CO.. Sole Proprietors.
40 fremont Street Boston. Mas
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EXTkA ...-.......-..-.eFECtAL
Or. Hewe's Nsde OF Using q Vacuum.
By renewal Of sospneric local and internal ees
Sssons instantly relieved, which health IN
Glass Of diseases II vigorous circulation Of blood
and through pert operated upon. Of which
aourhes nvigorstes ard enlsrse snenty small veal
oresns restoring be equilibrium Of nsturss blood food
them; By which II is reliable remedy for Para. ned a
shranksn Paris ImF Weak Sexual Power Spsrma
torrhoa Seminal Dsrsngeent Diseases from Self Abnse
Painful and InsontnsnesO Urne Enlarged Possts 0bs
nate elect vsrooss FERNS 81 ssrsurs etc. which
other rarely Hundreds have bean treated
cesstzlly.
Efs Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis skia Diseases Hamcrs
Rheumatism and Ne-euy from the system. which medlenss
stone ta reach; but used tegsthsr affect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared furnished 81
acute and chronic, Of either
Once hours from A u. 70 Consultation 'rer.
festusnt cash Charges moderate Strictly confidential
At. HowE,k D., Il Bsronne street.
Near Canal New Orleans.
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kxe patron obtains Wssce by this .rrangsmsnh costing
We wish inms datey disnose u the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed In sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether It be Wsteh worth 81 go worth less Tie
return Of Of certificates entities you 70 the article
named theron payment irrespective Of lie worth snd
article aued less than $40 Is named certco,
Il will be that this Il NO LOTTERY. hut
sraghord legitimate Transaction which be participated
IN BY the fastdious
single certificate x Be sent By mail pos. paid son re
elegant premium for IS xfysx and valuable premium
for So hundred and most superb Watch for SIS Ts
those wishing mpi0y this oppor-
unlty. II s lsgtmstey conduc 81 bu ness duly auihor
the the careful scrutiny
Try Ms WRIGHT, BRO a Co. Importers
16l Broadway New York.
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drawback to unusually heavy operations today
has been the very heavy advance demanded by
factors Buyers cheerfully paid lc. higher figures
than heretofore, as the Liverpool advices ind-
Gated an Improvement to that extent, bat this did
not satisfy some holders, and not few Of the
latter put up their rates fully ls@2c. D b. The
total actual sales for the day footed up 400
bales. nevertheless. u 81 s-usart.
Tuesday, March l0.-To day the market has
been at q stand still throughout. The advance In
prices yesterday inflated factors that they have
caused a partial suspension of operations. In
fact the total sales for the day amounted to only
$40 bales, and the movement has been OF too re-
stricted character 20 establish quotations. The
ruling figures last evening we're Tor ordinary zig
G22c.; good ordinary Csc. low middling 2tD-i
middling 250-.; aud strict middlng 25sc.U-.
The total sales for the past three days footed up
TO- $40 bales against IL 800 bales for the cores
pon6ing time last week. The net receipts have
been ii $50 bales against II, 79s last week. show
ing decrease Of l2lS bales. The aggregate ex-
ports have been "a S7l bales, against l5 l0f bales
last week. and the stock on hand and on ship
hoard not cleared, this evening Is ,739 bales
against 81 ,055 bales last week. The actual ex-
ports Included 1898 bales coastwise, and e. AIS
bales for foreign ports.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING PAST Two WEEKS.
March 5......ls7s Ese S............... se esq
E:I:s ;Sss 9, s sssss s SIS st;S
1870 r A pIsl
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock OF hand Sept l. ls67................... B.gs
Received since Yesterday. ........... zSe n,
secsyed previously 51S-oio iVo
sS.sS,
exported since yesterday. 42n
Exported previously .'...AooV0'-ioz-'
stock on shiDbOsrd this ss7ss
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FACTS = Messn. N. Kiefer Hcande-, No. 18
Manufacturers Of the Nsakof Bitters:
Gent emen-I have examined the pssn that granted
you by the U Government for manufacturing the Malskof
Bitters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well cacuafeo excite and keso In good order digestive
have bsd aid Btters several tines aud in
instance had occasion ascertn their bene1
effect remain. gentemen. rsspectully. your m oct
obedient servant A. MERCIER, NJ D.. 1873 Canal street
the patent you hold the
Maakon Ber and End nothing in the Ingredients thereof
calculated inurousy upon the human system unless
taken in inordnats qaantisie Indeed nethiag bu ia
cordial bitter. 4. A. SMITH, NJ. ..
Your Malakon Bitters, which 4 havs examined do not
any gradients INJURIOUS health may
mended those Who in Of COED tonic
Yours NJ. sCHUPPERr. n d.
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eRoCERlEs. VINES. ErO

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
oo....... .TcHoUPIToULAS sTREET..........o 90
Importer and Dealer in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
WINS AID LIQUORS and the 4 est brands Of SCOTCH
ALE and PORT r. Also sols Agent for Aibanks DR. ught
ALE which received the highest the last stste
Fair In January ltS the beet Ale made In the United
States.
FIR 81 suppl Of the Premium xxx Pale Ale in barrels
and half barrels received week, by steamer FROM New
Yok = l..
share Of The public patrona Is respectfully solicited
City Country will with prompt attention
Goccs Storage in the Wa No. %
and 81 Comner
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EOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DR.. Ferri.ss Patent Self Adjusting Snip
porter Truss.
advantages all others has
No SPRING. avoiong all injurious The back
and with Il HE ANA RUPTURE
Can be mensntly Cured.
thousand persons New Orleans and vicinity
testify this fact. Besides, Dr. FtRRI~S exhibit, It his
office certificates from Eminent Surgeons regarding
superiority. Also from well parties have been
cured IL For fur her information call address with
New Orleans, IA.
OHceEo. IS Bourbon street. one from Canal once
. hours from "a n. 10 Pm
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A IsDTAa Dxvnralss.-e From Bgr. 3.
Quick, Of the arEa Of W. s. Quick 4 Son,
who came la on tbs unioa Paeisc r. n.
last night, we lsara that toar dead men
killed By chs Indians wsrs picked mp
iass shls side Of Plum sssak station. he
also ssassd that q wonan and I've on
sarss shilsseas sad cas- woanaed maa
vera breagha dswn on The train ~ far ~
0maha. whase they wsrs isfs.
From whas we can lsarn Of the matter,
there wess ave white msa smpioysd 90
sas road sisA . hsaa- sss ssraighssaiag
the track, ESQ. They wers ssssesion msn, p
and we're killed, Il 10 said, By sfSpesssd
Tabs" men, who, under prssensa Of be-
Ing frisadly, gas bsswssn them and tAs
GAR apoa whish we're THAR CANA, obtaia
ing whish shs Indians made tbs whiles
give ap shsis clothes aad shsa slot them
--killiag four and woaDdiug one. Ths
wounded man succeeded 10 getting away
while the Indians were busy wiea tb,
dad. Only eus aan waa ssalped.
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Lo5sEs-Ws notiss thai nos eals oar
eossm psrariss eves the Missoari, bat orr
own sisizsnss neighbsss and prsssss, re
FER 70 Indasa Greek ~ "Big Leasy. p :
We bad hoped thai ear sisissns 1t least,
would have learned before this I,aa the
Importance Of calling sAs ehryssal
stream thai raos through eur city b. It's
proper name, iBasead Of handing ID eas
70 people NJ dissaass By the disgraes-
ial aamss sAisa o loafisg ssowd applied
70 10 On witnessing the baptism By The
MoFmons Of fsw loasy 0nahs Iaaians
IN II. Indian Greek 10 the name and We
hope shrt hereafter no eifixsn Of Council
blaffs will call II Lousy.
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JoB PaisTIsG.-We have jasl sompls.
ted several johs far the soantss suea a.
saz rsceipsss tax deeds and other blanks,
which Ne saY are ~ vel executed a. any
blanks sver printed In this cisy, and ars
fss sapsrios 80 shs eopy furnished - By
tbs Treasurer, which was printed at Des
Aoinss. The fact iss jest "a sios job
work can be doaa at the Bggls ofisa ~
81 any efhes IN the Stass. We challenge
those who deahs IL 70 an sxamiaasioa Of
our work.