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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
Agricultural Discussion.

The discussion on agricultural matters before
the Washington County Agricultural Society yes
terday, although not 80 fully attended as we had
hoped, was practical and thorough, and very in
tercsting throughout We want to urge upon
our farmers the Importance of more general at
tendance upon these meetings. We venture 10
say that no one was present yesterday who did
not feel that he had been greatly benefited.
The discussions were well conducted, and thor
oughly good natured, and much valuable informa-
ton was obtained.
We shall give next week the proceedings of the
meeting, and the discussions in full The Society
adjourned until two weeks from next Friday 1.-THE
25th inst. at the Court House in this yllage), AT
which time the subjects for discussion will be
Commercial Fertiizers'' The " Root Crop
and the subject of IS Feeding Stock The essay
by Mr.. j H. HOLSTER of North Montpelier, OF
the subject Of " Care in the management of milk
Tor butter-making purposes win be read
meeting Of the directors will be held on Sat
urday, the Goth inst. Important business will
come up for action, and a full attendance is desir
able.
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Waterbury,.

Mrs. Bryant, widow woman, aged 10 years,
was found dead in the cellar Of her residence at
Waterbury Centre, on Thursday morning, 9th
ult She had been living alone some time, and,
as appear got up from bed some time in the night,
and by some mistake Of the door, or accidentally,
had fallen down the stairs and received such in
jury as caused her death.
Wednesday, Jan. Goth, testimonial recep-
ton vas given at the residence of +. w. Case,
ESD, for the benefit Of Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Litch,
of the Advent Society. Presents amounting to
about $3.50, were left as tokens of Christian
friendship.
Rev. Mr. Worthen commenced a course Of
lectures on Astronomy Monday evening last week,
and proposes 10 continue them on Monday eve
nings weekly. They are free, and it is easy to
conceive by occasional illusions to the absurd
superstitions of Astrology, and Romantic alb
surdities of Mythology, mingled with the real
wonders and subimities of Astronomy, very en-
tertaining lectures can be produced, well worthy
the attention of those for whom they designed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

New ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The
annual meeting of the New England Agricultural
Society was. held on Tuesday, in Boston The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, George b. Loring, Salem Sec
rotary, Daniel Needham, Groton; Treasurer,
George W. Riddle, Manchester, n II. The fol-
lowing officers from Vermont were elected Vice
President, y. 5. Stowell, Cornwall Trustees,
George Campbell, Westminster Henry Clark,
Rutland o. S. Bliss, Georgia p Winslow,
Putney g. q. Chandler, Montpelier l.. 7.
Tucker, Royalton /; Ii. NJ. Hall, East Burke l..
S. Drew, Burlington II. b. Kent, Dorset. The
place of holding the next exhibition was left to
the Board of Trustees.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

A GENEROUS GIFr-The following extract
we take from the Chicago letter to the last
Independent. Mr.. Greenleaf is native of
Derby, this State, we believe. He has been
quite i'll for several months past
Zone Of the wisest acts of liberality is that
performed by L. L. Greenleaf, Esq, of the
firm of Fairbanks, Greeneaf & Co., in this
city, and resident Of Evanston. Mr.. Green
leaf is one Of those indescribable Christian
men, not UNCONVENTIONAL enough to be able to
pigeon-hole themselves in any sect, aud yet
deighting to do good as they find opportunity.
A library Of very great value, carefully col
lected by a German minister Of education,
and containing twenty thousand volumes,
mostly bound in half calf, was recently offered
for sale in Berlin. 1t embraces every depart
ment of learning in all the principal European
languages; and as it has been quite recently
collected by most judicious scholar, it is un.
usually free from lumber Upon learning the
character of the library and its price, Mr..
Greenleaf Immediately purchased it by tele-
graph, and has presented it to the North
western University, at Evanston, over which
DR.. Il. o. Haven presides. As it is without
question the finest library ever brought to the
West, and will be open to the public every
afternoon, it will be hardly less an acquisition
to Chicago than to Evanston. 1t is said to be
rich in all departments, but exceedingly so in
that of comparative philology, Few men
know how to give literally, and fewer still
how to give wisely and it is this feature Of
Mr.. Greenleaas giving that seems to us SC
commendable. This same trait is shown il
some smaller benefactions For instance, he
recently gave three hundred dollars to Sun.
day school in Evanston, to found circula.
ting library of instructive secular books, such
as boys and girls will read-popular books Of
history, science, travel, aud biography. The
school add two hundred dollars to the amount
Immediately, and the list of books will b,
carefully selected. The library will be dis.
tributed on Saturday, and the children vii
thus get something besides the all-prevailinl
semi-religous fiction. We wish such libra
ry might be put in all the leading Sunday
! schools"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

Some twenty or thirty of the great
churches and cathedrals of Mexico are de-
serted and going to ruin. There are twenty
eight Protestant places Of worship in the city,
with audiences of from fifty to one hundred
and fifty.
The Baptists in Great Britain have q.
447 churches, of which but 100 are in Scot
land and 81 in Ireland 1000 ministers,
23l 500 members, and 267, 1865 Sunday
school scholars. They raised last year over
100000 Of our currency for benevolent pur-
poses.
The Presbyterian committee to whom
was entrusted the matter of raising memo
rial fund of s5,OO0,00O report that the OBJ
iects should be educational institutions in thin
country and in mission-felds, hospitals anc
asylums, institutions for the freedmen, and .
fund for disabled ministers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

HARpwIcK--Rey. J. Torrey, of East IIardwick,
has lately had his salary raised from $500 to
81 1000.
--Abram Parker, of Hardwick, had leg broken
while in the woods telling trees.
Mr.. Mcneil, of the same town, had hand
crushed and lost one finger, while at work in the
woods.
"A large number of the citizens assembled
at the town hall on Wednesday evening, and
after listening to appropriate remarks by Rev.
Mr.. Tabor of Craftsbury, Rev. Mr.. Lewis of this
village, and IL. +. Carter of Hardwick graded
academy, the audience adjourned to academy hall,
when they partook of a splendid supper, oysters
included, leaving sil9 in greenbacks for the
benefit of Rev. Mr.. Lewis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

TnE LEGAL TENDEg Acr.--On Monday last the
Supreme Court Of the United States declared that
a contract made before the passage Of the legal
tender act, February -, 1859, could not be dis
charged, except by payment Of gold, or is equiva-
lent. 1t ailirms the constitutionalty Of that act
since is passage, but declares that It Is not re-
troactiyc Justices Miller, Davis and Swaync dis
sented Lawyers differ as TO the effect of this de-
cision upon debts contracted before February %,
1862, and since settled by payment Of legal ten
ders, but mostly assert that in case the legal ten
ders have been received by the creditor without
protest, the case cannot be rcopcncd. All unset
tied contracts made previous to that date must be
settled in gold or its equivalent.
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ia aria es.

In Montpelier. Feb. {, by Row j. NJ. Duglue, JouN
WHITE and ELIZA BURGGN, both of Montpelier.
IN Barre, Feb. s, Mr.. ANARiAH S. SNiTH, Of Barre
anu Miss RosANoSD b. DlLLfNGnAh, OF Milliamstowl.
In Cabot jan 81, by Rev. S. F. Drew, Mr. GEORGE NJ
PAINE, Of Lasen Co., CAL. and Miss LEyISA GOULD OF
Cabot
In st. Augustlnes Church, Montpelier, Jan. u, by
Row. j. NJ. Dugluc, Mr.. SERAPHiN NEyKUN and Miss
Rosa L. PgoyOsT, both Of Montpelier.
In Derby Centre, Jan. 26, Isaac A. BiAKE and MARY
A. MCDuFFEE, both Of Derby.
In Coventry, Jan, %, SAMUEL II. PEARSON and Miss
SARAH G. GRAY, both of Coventry
In Proctorsvlo, Jan. &C. HrzRoS g. RAY, Of Bradford
and Miss JERusHA FREScH, Of proetorsville.
In St. Johnsbury, Jan. 20 Mr. Lowell X. SANBoRN, OF
Barnston ?, v, and Miss LAURA CLARK Of Wheeoek.
In East Ilardwick Jan. Is, Mr.. JosErm WHRgLocK, Of
Coventry, and Mrs. EnELNg b. lIousros, of East Hard
wick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

MoRRIsyILLE.-The Spring term of Peoples
Academy ard Morrisville Graded School, will
commence Feb. 10th. The success of this school
is proven by the large number of scholars eugag-
ing board and rooms for the coming year.
F. o. Hammond formerly of East Montpe-
lier will take possession Of the Morrisyille House
in few days. Those who know Mr.. Hammond
in this vicinity, will give him hearty welcome,
lie intends enlarging and thoroughly repairing
the house the coming summer--a much needed
improvement To the village.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

RARE ENTERTAINuESrs.--We are happy to
learn that Miss NINA f. GREooRY, of Mortified,
has returned from Boston, where she has been
studying vocal music eight months with the cele-
brated Carl Lerrhan and elocution under the ac-
knowledged leader, Professor Wiseman Marshall,
and proposes to give Reading and Singing enter
tainments in Montpelier, North Montpelier, Barre
and Mortified commencing in about two weeks
Mt North Montpelier
We have no doubt but she will have full houses
as she won golden opinions" last winter in the
difficult rendering Of Lucretia Borga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

MAINE-An awful story comes from Ban
gor of the death in the wilderness of four out
of five persons, with their two horses, who
were on a hunting and fishing excursion. The
sole survivor who is a Frenchman, says that
the party for the first fortnight had good luck
and rare sport; then one of them was taken
with diptheria and, being 80 miles from any
medical assistance, died within few hours.
Within three days, three more persisted of
the same disease, and the remaining one was
seized with it. He lay in a stupor so long
that when he recovered the horses had died
of famine, and the wolves had partly devour-
ed the corpses of his companions, which had
been. buried in the snow, outside the camp,
for preservation. After untold suffering he
reached an Indian camp, and finally white
people. The story is rather improbable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

For tho past seventeen years the great value Of HoFF
MALT EXTRACT has been known throughout Europe "a
adeleious heathpresorying BEVERAGE, nylgorating
Tosc, peculiarly adapted to nursing mothersl and
Sovereign RKMEDY.
This PALArAnLE, REfRKsHlNo, NouRlsHIsG T0sIo
BEVERAGE, Is strengthening than ale beer OF por
ter without their Questionable properties and Is there
fore indispensable to the debiltatod.
Sold by all Druggists and Groceu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09


A crown Of life she now will wear,
harp OF gold she now will bear,
How sweet song she'll sing above
I'm saved from stu through Jesus love
In Orange, Feb 3, EZEKIEL GooDRIcH, aged g. years
One OF the early settlers Of the town.
In Barre, Feb G, Mrs. EuNicE llALH, widow OF tho
late James Hale, Esq, aged 70 years.
In East Calais, jan Is, GcoRGE l.. Durros aged 81
years gmonths and "a days. california papers please
copy.
In Peacham, Jan. 10, widow BErsEr BALcn, aged 81
years.
In Brandon, Jan. 2j Deacon oRsS PARKER, aged u
years
In Newport, Jan. %, DrASrnA E. CARTER, aged /,
years,
In Greensboro jan 2j, Mr.. JosErn D. Argls, aged II
years.
In Hardwck, Jan. 20, Mr., soLoNos Arkss, aged n
years.
In St. Johnsbury, Jan. %, Mr.. LYMAN H. BApcocE
aged ~ years.
In Burke, Jan. d, NANCY r., wife Of Alexander Fra
zior aged II years.
Near Bailey's station, Mo-, DANIEL. wARSgR ESQ,
formerly OF llardwick, aged 90 years
In Williamstown Jan. q, Of consumption, ASS Il.
daughter Of Elijah Edison, aged ~ years.
In Lowell, Jan. q, OF consumption, JULIA A., daugh
ter Of Joseph aud Laura Powers aged q years
In Chelsea, Jan. a. Of consumption, OniSrHA wife O
Orrin Bacon She was formerly Of Hardwick.
In BrnintreO Jan "a, OF consumption, MONROE son o
John A. aud Clara Smith, of Brookaold, aged years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

1t is now generally admitted by honest physicians
that when the consumption is irly fastened upon
the lungs no human power can the patient from
death. They also say that about y per cont Of those
who die nom this disease the cause 10 a ne
elected cough cold, which might have been cured by
small bottle Of Liquid opodedoc, or what Is the same
thing, "Johnson'a Anodyne Llnmentn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

CANBRIDGE.-As one of Mr.. Shedd's peddlers,
of Burlington, was travelling near Jacksonville,
his cart commenced to slue, and horses, cart and
all were tipped over twice, down steep bank,
but without serious injury.
Mr. Harris Mclendy, of Jacksonville, was
recently thrown from his wagon, breaking his
collar bone, and severely bruising his face and
head.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

WARNNo.-The death of young Colby, who
committed suicide at Jefferson, Texas, few
weeks ago, is attributed to the fact that for some
time past he had been addicted to gambling and
drunkenness, and had lost heavily. On the man
tepiece in his room was found small Sunday
School book, on the subject Of the ruinous results
of gaming, Written on this was, " Follow the
teachings Of this and you will be saved"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

J. q. EnERr Is now Offering very choice stock Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAPESTRY CARPETS
also Three Phys and Kddermnsters ut greatly reduced
prices. No ono In want Of good Carpet mood deny
themselves on account Of prices.
February T. Islo. 0a05
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LIST OF LETTERS,


LADIEs.-Luclnda Bailey, Miss Emma r. Short, Mrs.
Elenanor Adams, Mrs. Jane W. Boutwell,, Mrs. d. @.
Nichols.
GESrLeMEs.-Lucius Barnett Edgar o. Boyd l.. D
Eldridge, Thomas Parrel, ]. r. French r. j. Houston,
L. @. Kennoy, A. W. Loyoloy, John McCann, Charles
H. Martin, =. d. Richardson A. II. Styles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

IL We trust every one, male and female, who
has an inquiring mind on the ensrosslng subject
of woman suffrage, will read attentisely the
" womans Opinion" which We publiSh this
week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

Official investigation shows that towns
were swndled out of hundreds of thousands
dollars during the war by paying $500 a
piece for recruits who existed only on paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

No MAREEr.-In consequence of break In
the telegraph line, we are compelled TO 80 to press
this week without our usual cattle market.
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legal hntioes.
CTATE OF VERMONT,
n ARDNER WHEELER'S ESTATE

~ Tho subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, Commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against tho estate OF
Gardnor Wheeler, late Of Cabot, In said District do
ceased, represented insolvent and the term Of six
months from the 27th day OF January. 1870 being al
lowed by said Court 10 the creditors Of au deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice that Will attend the duties Of ap
pointinont at the dwelng-house OF widow Eliza Wheel
or in Cabot In said District, the last Saturday Of
February aud June next at O'Clock In the afternoon
on each Of said days.
ROLAND u. BRUCE, tco,,,.,..,....
JOSEPH PARKER, }eo"'n'as'"ho's'
Cabot Jan. %, A. ID. 1870. O9iOS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

following cmnenty truthful notice ofthc late Mrs
LoRD, wife Of Ex-Presidont Lord, which we find
in the Boston Traveller of last Thursday
There will he buried to-day at Hanover ono ofthe most
remarkable women whom this country has known. She
died on Sunday last, at Lowell Of slow typhoid FEVER
She was born in Saco, about 80 years ago, and was a
niece Of the Hon Rufus King whose intellectual quail
ties she also possessed. For than hy years she
adorned every station In which she paeed0rst In
Amherst n H., ~ the wife Of the most influential min
ster OF the state and aitcrward ut lan0ver-a help
mate 70 her hushandthe JOY Of cultivated circle Of
friends, aud the mother Of large family ZONE OF whom
have become distinguished, among which may be mon
TONED the Rev j. K Lord Of Cincinnati, who died aiior
shrt but brilliant Of usefulnessthc Rev. Dr.
William H. Lord OF Montpelier the Hon Henry &. Lord
Of Cincinnati, and Colonel Nathan Lord Of the same
city. Few women have len more hallowcd name or q
more enduring iuhueuce-rcyercd for her Christian viz
tues and graoos, and the pride Of happy home. Few
are the Alumni Of Dartmouth College who do not To-
member her noble figure hoI great attractions, her no
bic traits Of character, and her exalted worth ever
ready 10 extend charities and inequalities and sympa
thles-almOs w0rshppcd by her family and rCvorod iu
all the circles IN which she has moved and gnccd And
few there who have known the lovely village in
which she lived who will not deeply sympathEc with the
intrepid, intellectual Christian old who Is de-
prvcd Of the great partner uf his honorable lifeby
whose loyalty and devotion he in part sustained In
his great labOrs and heavy responsibilities. Who can
estimate the influence Of such woman Who, that
knew her, will not shed tear FOR such loss-to him
and to the church aud society Of which she bright
an ornament abovoal glorious witness to the power
of Christian faith and love
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ToEL DENsMOREs ESTATE. = The
roNATHAN pALMER,s ESTATE THE

~ Subscribers having been spponedby the Honorable
Probate Court tor tho District Of Washington, Com.
mssOners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Jonathan
pamers late of Washeld In said District deceased re-
presented nsolyent, and the term OF SIX months IRON
tho 10Th day OF JAM 1870, being allowed BY said Court
10 the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
thar ros pectvo claims before Give notice that we
will attend 10 tho duties Of appointment at The
dwelng.house Of julius l. Palmer In Waitsleld In sad
District on the last Wednesdays Of February aud Al.
gust aext at O'Clock In the aernoonon each Of said
days.
FREEMAN PARKER, }commi..io.er..
MOSES HADLEf,
Moretown, January 10, A. ID. 1870. V2Vi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

The flag on the State House flies at halfmast,
out OF respect TO our deceased Governor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

FNO PRINTERS l--For sale, at bargain
a 10 make room for one OF larger size,
RUGGLES' co MBINATION JOB PRESS
LATEST PATrKRs,
" good running order fitted for steam oot power.
Size OF plhten, l2xl9. w.
Printers in want Of good JOB PRESS, cannot do ID,
tor than - examine this One
Address JOURNAL OFFICE
Montpelier, W.
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TNHE HALF0RD WORCESTERSHIRE
TABLE SAUCE
CALL FOR NO OTHER! USE NO oTHERli
Incomparaby tho best Table Sauce in the market"
BAILEY 4 PARK, Agents,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
Ollie

TEMPERANCE OONVENTION.-T
Il friends of Temperance In Washington County are
invited % meet at the Grand Jury Room, in Montpelier
on Saturday. tho 10Th day of February, 1870 AT ton
o'clock A. NJ, 10 nominate candidate for County
Commissioner, and 70 transact other proper business
pt0i y. A. CHASE, Chairman Co. FsmpsTance Com.
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TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUX,
-OR--
NIYERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A safe Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
IRIS EFFECTS ARE MAoicAL.

An UNFAILING REMEDY for NEURALGIA, FAcfALfs,
often oiecting perfect In single day. No form
Of Nervous Disease fails ~ yield TO its wonderful power
Even in the severast Of Chronic Neuralgia Affect
ing the entire system It's use for few days affords tho
most astonishing relief aud rarely falls 10 produce a
complete and permanent II contains matori-
ais In the slightest degree Injurious. IL has the unquali
ded approval Of the best Physicians. Thousands, In
every part Of the country, gratefully acknosledgo rs
power to soOhe the tortured nerves and restore the fall
Ing strength.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and postage.
Package, Postage, cents.
D fackRsos nuos...s...s-s..s.-.s..s.- u
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER 4 CO., PRopRisroRs
I'D fremont ST., Boston, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

i. --LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD,
equal to those engraved in tho city PARTIES Interested
who want neat and stylish card, at low prices, arc
invited to call and examine our specimens.
PoLASDs' stem PRINTING OFFICE,
State st., Montpelier, VI.
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II D a t h S


In Hatfield, Jan. %, Of consumption at the residence
OF her father Thomas Cutter NELLIE A. wie Of Don l..
Jacobs, formerly Of Montpelier, aged - years anG
months.
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I ORlLLARD'S EUREKA" SMOK-
IL ING TOBACCO
Is an excellent article of grunulatod Virginia. wher-
introduced IL Is universally admired. IL put up
In handsome muslin bags which orders for Meerschau
Pipes are daily packed.
LORILLARDIS SNUFFS

have been in general in the United States
no years, and still acknowledged tho best" wherever
used.
II your storekeeper does have these articles for
sale ask him to get them they sold BY respectable
i0hbers almost everywhere.
Circular OF prices mailed on application
Z. LORlLLAltD CO., Now York
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w ALL w AIN IlNU fAhMS,- -ViVuu
Il Acres Fruit and Farm Lands for sale cheap in lots
to suit purchasers in South Jersey, railroad, q miles
south oil Philadelphia Soil line loan, superior for all
drops; country rolling, climate mild and proyerbially
healthy water soft and pure. No foyer aud ague.
Map and full Information sent frcs. Address
MORRIS & CO.,
Franklinyille gloucester County, n ].