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Pullnan PaIace Cars

are run on al through trains OF this road
This is the ONLY LINE running these
cars between Chicago and ST. Paul, Chica-
60 and Milwaukee, or Chicago and Vino
At Omaha our sleepers connect with tie
Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific
II river.
on the arrival Of the trains from the
East or South, the trains fihe Chscago &
Northwestern railway LEAVE CHICAGO
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and
ipALIFORNLz, two I brough Trains daily
Sleeping Cars through 70 C0uncli BUNS.
For ST. PAUL and ezTN.N IA POLLS,
Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman
! Palace carr on both trains.
For GREEN BAY aud LAKE SUPE-
RI1R, Two Trains daily, with ullman
Palace cars attached, and running through
to Marquette.
For NIL WAURER. Four Through
Trains daily, Pullman cars on night trains
l-Parlor Chair cars on cay trains.
For SPARTA and WINONA and points
in Minnesota. One Through Train daily
with Pullman SIeepers TO Wlnona-
For DUBUQUE, via Freeport, Two
Ihroue Trains daily, with Pullman cars
on night trains.
Clinton; Two Through Trains daily. with
Pullman cars on night trains to McGregoT,
Iowa.
Fer SIOUX CIT Y and YANRTON, two
trains daily. Pullman cars 10 Missouri
Valley Junction.
For LAKE GENEVA, Four trains
daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, RE-
HOSHA, JAMES VILE, and other
points, you can have from TWO 10 ten
trains daily.
New York Office, No. as Broadway; Bos-
ton ONCE, No. state street; Omaha Office
255 Earnham street san Francisco Office,
II montgomery street; Chicago Ticket
offices, 81 Clark street, under Sherman
House; corner Canal and Madison streets;
hlnZ1e street depot, cor. w. Kinzie ana
Canal Wells street depot, cor Wells and
hinZie streets.
For rates or information not attainGbIe
from your home ticket agents, apply to
W. II. STESSETr. HARFiN HUGHITT,
Gen. Pass-Ag't, Gen. Sup't.,
ivy Chicago. Chicago.
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LECTURE TO YOUNG men

just published, In a Sealed Envelope
Price six cents. A lecture on the natn G.
treatment, and raaical cure OF Semiuss
Weakness or spsrpnatorrhcea, Undue. IS
BY self-aDUse. Involuntary Emission
IEnF toncy, Nervous Debility. and Imped :
ments 70 Marriage genefsallys Consuml-
ton, Epilepsy and Fits; Meatal and Pht~-
ical Incapaclty, etc; by ROBERT j. CUI
EEkwkLL, ii. D., author u the "Gree
Book etc.
The wsrId-renowned author, IN this ac-
mirable lecture, clearly proves, from his
own experience, that the aWiut con-e-
quences of self-abuse may be effectuaIls
removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougisk,
IN sIruln ent6, rings, or cordials pointing
out mode Of cure al once certain and
enectual, by which every sufferer, ~
mat er what his condition may be, may
cure cure himself cheapiy, privately and rad
30 This lecture viii prove a boon 10
thousands and thousands.
sent under seal, in a plain envelop, to
any address, on receipt of six cents or two
Address
He CULyERWELL MEDICAL CO,
81 Ann st, New York, p. o. Box, 1885,
2SWlV
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The Last Chance Tor goood Agricultnral
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NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
sij.I. A BRILLIANT LIST
THE ENCORE. Us cts By L. o.
Emerson, For singing schools, Oon-
ventionss etc. q e. -. r.. 49,.
THE WHlPP0ORWILL., $50 cts.) By
W.. o. Perkins. Capital collection of
songs Tor Common sch oois.
THE SHINING. RIVER. (35 cts. J. By
HIS. a w. O. Perkins. Very beautiful
Sabbath school Song Book. s.:
THE SALUTATlON. ($l.3s.) BY L..
o, Emerson. First class Collection for
Choirs. .,-.s $50 III t..s sit:..,.s s... 81.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of
| 100l Eminent Musical Composers.
tsa CO... BY l.. b. Urbino. Very inter-
DICTIONARY of MUSICAL TERMS.
ts5.00l.g Stainer q Barrett. A magnih-
: cent book. Illustrated, Finely BOUND
/. $500. i JUST OUT .-,. Il --7l .-
/ - TILE WORLD OF. SONG. -
-. The Vocal gem of the Season, - 4.
Bound volume of popular songs. In
Boards, So 3d. Cloth, SS.eg. Gilt, 24Oo.. = i
Either book mailed, post-free,. for re-.
tail pIice. - ~ i}:ss =:
% LIVER DIT5soN q CO.,
.s....t:.:: 81 (: BOSTON. ~ *.
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IL. !

No praises OF the past are hers,
NO James by hRllowing time cRresSed,
No brosen arch that ministers
10 some sad instinct in the breast
She has not gathered from the years
Gran deur OF tragedies and tears,
Nor from long leisure the unrest
That finds repose in forms OF classic
grace:
These may delight the coming race
Who haply shall not count it to our crime
That we who fain would sing are here be-
fore our time.
She also hath her monuments;
Not such as stand decrepitly resigned
TO ruin mark the rath of dead events
That left no seed of better days behind,
The tourists pensioners that show their
scars
And maunder OF forgotten wars;
She builds not on the ground, but In the
mind zsA.AAa----
Her open-nearted palaces
For larger thoughted men with heaven
and earth at ease:
Her march the plump NOW marks, the
sleepless wheel
The golden sheaf, the self-swayed COM
monwesl;
The happy homesteads hid In orchard
Whose sacridcial smokes through peace
full air
Rise lost in heaven, the households silent
prayer:
what architect IA ath bettered these;
with seftened eye the westward traveller
sees ~. --.
A thousand miles of neighbors side by
side, ....r.".
Holding by toil-won titles fresh from God
Inc lands no SER or seigneur ever trod,
With manhood latent in the very sod,
Where the long billow of the wheat-heid's
tide +.
Flows to the sky across the prairie wide,
A sweeter vision than the cestled Rhine,
kindly with thoughts Of Ruth and Bible
days benign. ..tt.
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HAIR VIDB -: !: !! :: {; ; 81:

AZ also cures that unpleasant itchlng ihal
u the prelude of the hairs decay, Re-
moves uandruff and cures all diseases 81
the scalp. 1t makes nice shampoo and
dressing for ladies' and chiidren's headss
as 1t removes the dandrIiif and DIRT, Keeps
and scalp clean. Try il and you viii use
no other. ask druggists and merchants
for 1t everywhere, or send IS cts to me tor
trial bottle. Address G. W. RICHARDSON,
Barnet, Vt. sold in Rutland by Francis
Fem in Chester by w. w. scott. Wells
Richardson & Co., Buriing ton, VT, " hose>
sale agents. 49, iiIeou&T
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Stormy the day of her birth
Was she not born of the strong,
She, the last ripeness of earth,
Beautiful, prophesied long?
stormy the days of her prime:
Hers are the pulses that beat
Higher for perils sublime.
Making them fawn at her feet.
Was she not born of the strong?
Was she not born of the wise
Daring and counsel belong
OF right to her confident eyes:
Human and motherly they,
Careless of station or race:
Harken her children to day
Shout for the JOY OF her face.
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(NoMMfSsIONERs' NOTICE.
ESTATE or JASON K. CAMPBELL.

The Undersigned having been appointed
by the Hpn.PT0bsts Court for the district
anime and ADJUST all claiEas and demands
OF. all persons against Jason X. Cam pbe{l,
lsts OF BtaGdo In said district, ID licensed.
the ,,dFpose Of exarnining and allowing
SAID cEakIns at tire iase residence of thA
said .Tas0R T.. Campbell, BVandon, VT,
JanusTy I'd and a prlI I'd, 1sTi,. from ntBe
s'f3cek, q. !..s iEati fear O'Clock, p, M,
eaost of ssstI days, and that six months
Irpns the. ID day Of Octoher, A. ID. 1876, is
the tirpe limited by SAID G0urt for said
cTesii Sfs To- present their claims to- us for
eSasitTi tEon. and kllov.&pee. '15,s..t.
. Dated So brandon, VT. this Sd day OF
Gee0bsr, a. ID. 1aTs. - -, .<.ss., F.. So
-. = - IS. y FTEE.ES = 9,
s8 ,A5t ~ u. T.. PHI ELRS; Se'9o1!to - ..'.
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Our Country.

PASSAGES FROM MIR. JAMES RUSSELL Low
ELL's ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY,
1876.
Mr.. Lowell publishes in the Atlantic
Monthly for December the ode which he
wrote for delivery at Taunton, Mass, on
the Fourth OF July last. In foot note he
explains that he has withheld the poem
until now because he has been unable 70
nnish il to his own satisfaction. We copy
some passages from 1t.
1. 9.
What shape by exile dreamed elates the
mind
Like hers whose hand, a fortress of the
poor,
No blood in lawful vengeance split be-
stains?
Who never turned suppliant from her
door?
Whose conquests are the gains of all man
kind?
To-day her thanks shall ny on every
wind,
Instituted, unrebuked, from shore to
shore,
One love, one hope, and not doubt be-
hind
Cannon to cannon shall repeat her praise,
Banner to banner flap 1t forth in flame;
Her children shall rise up to bless her
name,
And wish her harmless length of days,
The mighty mother of a mighty brood,
blood,
The beautiful, the strong, and, best OF all,
the good
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30

al regard Dir. Eddy as one OF the most
capable and successful practitioners with
whom have had official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commis'r of Patents.o
/ have no hesitation In assuring inven-
tors that they cannot employ man
more competent and trustworthv and
more capable of putting their applications
in a form TO secure for them an early and
favorable considerations at the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BURKE, late Oornmis'r OF
Patents.n - ~.
Mr.. r. III. EDDY has made for me over
THIRTY applications for Patents, having
been successful in almost every case. Sucb
unmistakabe proof of great talent and
ability on his part, leads me TO recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him TO procure
their patents, as they may be sure of hay-
ing the most faithful attention bestowed
on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. l- JOHN, TAGGARTn !.
Boston, Jan tEs76. ianllWlr
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III. 9.


Murmur of many voices In the air
Denounces uS degenerate,
Unfaithful guardians of a noble fate,
And prompts indifference or despair
Is this the country that We dreamed in
youth,
Where wisdom and not numbers should
have weight, KS. g.. !. ......
seed-feld or simpler manners, Drawer
truth, .. ........ II. ... ....-..
Where shama should cease to dominate
In household, church, and state?
is this Atlantis. This the imprisoned
soil, ......
aea-whelmed for ages and recovered late,
Where, parasitic greed no more should
coil ....... .....' ...
Round Freedoms stem to bend awry and
blight .....0
What grew so fair, ole plant II love and
light? -.-.-
Who sit where once in crowned seclusion
safe
The long-proved athletes of debate
Trained from their youth, as none thinks
needful now?
Is this debatipg-club where bows dispute,
And wrangle DER their stolen fruit,
The Senate, crew guerdon of the few.
Where Clay once flashed and Webster's
"a cloudy brow
Brooded those bolts OF thought that all the
horizon knew
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Back to my breast, un grateful slight
Whoever fails, whoever errs.
The penalty be ours, not hersI
The present still seems vulgar, seen too
nigh;
The golden age is still the age that's past i:
i ask no drowsy opiate
To duh my vision of that only state
Founded on faith in man and therefore
sure to last.
For, oh, my country, touched by thee,
The gray hairs gather back tl1eir old
Thy thought sets all my pulses free:
The heart refu SEES TO be old .... E.-
The love is all that can see.
Not TO thy natal day belong 'E.r..
Times prudent DOUBT On ages wrong,
But gifts of gratitude and song: - -. :.
Unsummoned crowd the than kfIrI " prt,s.
AS sap in spring-time foods the tree, Z. q,
Foreboding the return of birds -.' ..5.r- =.
For all that thou hast been TO met
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A.sf.ArN "a .YERMelNT.

k.sff'ATE OF, VERMONT, &.
- ~ lpFsTRI6r OF RUTLAND, SIS:
Be IL rsnasInberet; that st session OF
fhs Probate Coart, holden at Rutland, ).
~tshfn and for said district, on the 6th
day or 'SoyeAi Der, a h. 1876. =. ..
Present, Hon w sitter g. DUnton, Judge.
Whereas. . certain instrument in writ
ing, under peal. supporting to be the last
will and testament of Mary Ann Barnes,
late of pittsfora, IN satd district, deceased
having been ibis day Presented TO said
Court OF Proxete, and duty 1iiod IN the
Register lice: .--.sss - ~. ~
TherefI T. 1t Is ordered that al persons
interested IN he tsssste Of said deceased be
notified 30 appear before said Court, at
the Probate Office Ia kntland, tn said dis
trlcton the ist Tuesday In Dece mber, AID.
1875, by pnbliestiop OF this order thres
weeks successfully previous theFetos. IN
ths Rsstlafld Herald, newspaper Prthtea
st Eatis9ld aforesaid, 10 show cause, Is any
rtAey May have, why said 1nstrnnnsnt IN
writing should not be proved and SLOWED
as the Last viii and testanent OF tho said
.deceased. r. q. $500. .s.s.sz
..s5ft. t,-s.- TH0S, g. ROBBINS,
4fV2w .E-r-5. -5-' Register.
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a MERICAN = FoREIGN PAR.
"a ENTs.
x. u. EDDY,
SOLICITOR De PATENTS

SOLICITOR Oh PATENTS
For Inventions, Tta0e MARKS, or Designs,
No. rs state St., opposite Ailby St,
.-..... BOstOIl.
After an extensive practice OF upwards OF
thirty years, continues 10 securs Patents in
the United States; also, GTe@t Britain
France, and other foreign countries Cav
eats, specifications, Assignments, and all
papers for Patents, executed on reasonable
terms, with despatch. Researches made TO
determine the validity and utility of Pat
ents OF inventions, and legal and other sd-
vice rendered in all matters touching the
same. Copies OF the claims of any paten,
furnished by rengjtting one dollar. Assign.
ments recorded in Washington.
No Agency IN the United states possesses
superior facilities for obtaining Patents OIL
ascertaining the patentabllity ofinvention.
Ali necessity of q journey TO Washington
to procure q patent, and the usual great
delay there, are here saved inventors.
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.aLEsMES WANTED /

A splesdid opportunity for an energetic
man IN every county IN the United States
Fer tuil PARTICULARS address -: 20 ~
a. - WEIDENER, Manufacturer,
No. 50 south Second ST., Philadelphia,s Pa.
+g-ses y = S. 80 4lH4f
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Is now Iestored to iGs nat
'ural color BY the use OF
WOODS Inapsaya1
Hair Ressesscfys.
The improved artitsla Il
NOW taking the. lead ever
tali others, leaving the hair
clean, soft and glossy, d,
"a. Cook & Co, Chicago
sole Agents for the Unifed
states and Canada. Sold
10y all Druggists every-
where. Trade supplied by
~. +. HENRY, CURRAE Il
tG0., New York.
septl4wiy,
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Our Ladies' and Children's Suit and
Furnishing Department

ts now more thoroughly stocked and
equipped than ever heretofore, and we
are prepared to III all orders at once, and
to guarantee satisfaction. -...
Handsomely trimmed suits In Cashmere,
Basket Cloths, Cancels Hair, Alpaca, Com
bination Suits, etc, in the most beautiful
new effects, at prices to tempt the most
economical. = '.--..--
By following our directions for self
measurement, ladies out of town can be
fitted perte city, economically, and more
satisfactorily than by any homemade
work. ...-.-.
Mourning costumes and outfits a spe-
cfalfy, and orders filed on twelve hours
notice. .s-#-s HI ..-..... ..-..
Misses and Children's Costumes and
Suits at very reasonable prices.
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GRAY,
Dry, Il.
FADED
AND
FALLING
HAIR
TAR. E: G. HOLDEN,
DE Mt ST.

Has made arrangements to be at WaI1ine-
ford House, WallingtoId, VT, MONDAYS
and Tuesdays; at the East .WaIlingford'
HOTEL w ednesdays and THURSDAYS. and
at the Bomoseen House, Castleton. FIJI
days and Saturdays. Persons in want O.;
dentistry of any kind will receiye fal.stf
ciass work by appl ying to me. L use rsesfll-.
ing but the very best material and guar.
antoe eatas1ac t1on. - ~: isngsd&Wu :,
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OUR IMPORTATION OF.
/ n D I A S Fl A w L S

from the London auction sales is very
large and attractive, and prices about
half former years.
Real India, filed centres, at s65, SIS, sS5,
and upwards. -... .... ....f
Real Decca Shawls at SIP 10 SIS. =, l---
striped India shawls, new designs, only
Sl5 's.s.- .-.-... n ....,.-. =. '.-.. :.
Chedda Shawls, choice new colors, 4
and upwards. ...--.... ..-.e
Also Paris and Vienna Broche, Paisley
filled, plain centres and stripes, and Brit
ish and American Wooden Shqwls, unIi-
vailed for beauty and substa 1Iitl value.
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ladies AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR. -.

UNDERWE ga r.
An immense stock of .beautiful and reli-
able goods, at very great reductions. -.
i+sfies' complete outfits at $50 and up
wards. -lrE --#-.... ...-.-. ...-..-
Infants complete outfits at s8s and up
wards. .'..-...... =. ....... .'.-.. ...-
sFnH catalogues of this department,
with direction for eLf-Gneasureu ent, sent
| Tree On application, TO all parts OF the
country. :. -.....
OUR STOCK OF RICH FURs
the most beautiful In The city, and at most
attractive prices.
We also call particular attention to our
large stock OF .-.-r. -...-.- .r...-..
Linens and White Goods, ......
Iaces aad EEn bYoileries,
Upholst6ry Goods, 1863. ... ..-.-....
| household Furniture, IT,. ~. -....
Hosiery and Gloves, ..- .-...-- --. ...-. --..
SCENTS, Furnishing Goods, -..r-.--.
Boys QloGhLRg, and
Ladies' Boots and shoes,
The Domestic and Housekeeping Dep'ts
are stocked with goods from the large
safnfner auction sales, ct prices below
cost OF manufacture.
Carpets at Grand Street only,
and at greatly reduced prices.
Velvet Carpets from 81 up. ~. .-..r.s
Body Brussels from si,5U up. -e... r.,
Tapestries from 81 up. - --.-.s.-..-. -.
IRFee-piys from St.125S up. ..-r- ...-....
lBgraihs, best, 81 cheapest % .ee nts+
OIL Cloths from 81 cents up :.,..r- ~
ES- Headquarters for .Linoleum-hest
Floor Covering in the world. ..
Samples OF goods sent free on aI,,,iica-
ton, TO all parts of the cou ntry.
. Orders for goods OF eve ry description
carefully filled without cha rye. end goods
packed and forwarded to any destination.
Broadway and Twentieth Street,
Grand and Chrystie Streets, n. Y. +
!. .....,., ...t.t r1is-t +5w tjaGl .
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LORD & TAYLOR,
NEW YORK.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTM',

embraces all the novelties in Fall and
Winter Costume Cloths, Black and Colored
Ca shmeres and Merinos, All-wool and
Mixed Plaids, Stripes and Damassee styles
as wei as Popular Dress Fabrics in all the
newest ooloIings and materials, from ten
cents yard upwards. ....-.. .s.... -.....
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4sw3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-12
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Wickham yesterday sent back TO the clerk OF
the Board Of Aldermen without his signature the
ordinance for preventing nonresidents from holding
Office this city This ordinance goes effect not
outstanding the failure to receive the Executives
signature ten days have elapsed since Its passage
by the Board and no veto message accompanies its
turn.
The Aldermanic resolution calling upon the Legis-
lature TO pass law giving the conrmatory power TO
the Board in OF vacancies by death rcsigna-
ton well in appointments also trans
mitted to Mr. Twomey yesterday without the Mayors
signature. The document takes the same course as
the resident ordnance and the resolution will be
sent TO the Legislature
Mr. Henry Bergh at the City Hall yesterday for
the purpose OF making an argument before the Com
mittee Arts and Sciences Of the Board Aldermen
In opposition to the dog ordinance recently pre-
sented for consideration. Only member OF the
the meeting 80 that Mr. Bergh was compelled To re-
servo his eloquence for future day.
Mr.. Joel o. Stevens formerly Under Sheriff with
hessrs Kelly, 'Bren and Brennan, has been Jointly
appointed to the responsible position Of Chief Clerk In
the Water Puryeyor's Bureau, Department Of Public
Works
The flags on the City Hall were yesterday placed at
half mast in memory OF hon. Reverdy Johnson, and
also as mark OF respect to the deceased hremen
killed at the late Broadway IRE, whose funeral took
place in the afternoon
william Wood, tho President Of the Board OF Educa-
tion has sued the city for bill OF costs in opening
and widening Broadway In the year 1871, In which
proceeding he was one OF the Commissioners The bill
Is for than kST 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-12
"KALYE" ONCE MORE.

Yesterday afternoon, whhO Mrs John Engle, Of
Second street. was washing she used that dangerous
substance known as concentrated lye. She len tho
cup containing tho stun the table while her back
was turned entered the apartment and drank out
of the eupi but be dropped il instantly and screamed
horribly. HIS mother with great presence Of mind,
took him 70 neighborng drug store, whore stomach
pump was brought into requsitiou. tho unfortunate
boys lips mouth and throat terribly burned DR..
Mast however entertains great hopes OF his patients
recovery. The moihor Is ~ irom nervous pros
trAtlnm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-12
POLICE TRIALS.

Captain Charles Macdonald, OF the Eighth precinct
was before the Board Of Police Commissioners yester
day on complaint by Charles HART OF No. 1o2 Prince
street. lessee OF certain in Greene street The
complaint alleged that the Captain orciby entered the
premises OF the complainant Greene street and
rested one Of inmates The Captain admitted the
charge but concusvely by witnesses that the
place was disorderly and that his entry effected
while pursuing a prisoner who ran into the house.
Inspector MacDermo testified TO the character tho
premises showing them TO be the resort Of dsordery
neonla. The case will be dismissed.