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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

Keep II before The Peopie-Tha during the frs, A.
teen days OF Gen Hsrrisons administration, ninety.
sir removals were msde.-Age.
The Rutland Herald pronounces the above lie. and
correctly we presume But never mind let it go
that 90 removals were made in the first Is days OF
Gen Hanison's administration. We now have it from
the great Globe that the lsmened Hauison was not
proscrptive-no never and hence j, remains for US
only to infer, the Age story being true that Mr.. Van
Buren, len 90 rogues IN Office the best Of uhon eouid
NOT be trusted more han Is day, ~ Wafeh1nan
Capital! CAPITAL :! Mr. Waterman The concu
sion is perfectly logical. In Byron. strong language
every man now removed from office DAMNED 10 ep-
eriasfng fame " as being d,hones, man and cor
rupi politician. Cams mark no surer evidence
that be was murderer than a removal from office
is, that the incumbent unfit for his post.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

speak, Of The pre.iden, as whose hands dehlcd
with blood,
Ths shave rrsoisens ssyiag. ssd doiag sre rcsshs
snd shu,ve th,s that Nc feund
Ia the ~hi. h;o', 81 icco coosn sod hhea The lse.s
have ndeed srhutsd Hsrons desih To direct sds~ent 81
be,ca bot adopted the hSeos. sFy~odf thsi he
Ven, ds~s n. gr,eA MURDERER! shsp,'os sad Axe
have rdcsiod the Chtstas ssd he rvioahs fear 81
he'll and hope AZ heseag have veniurd To outfage
ever, principle Of dcoency and humanity b, pube, declaring
ERHOOD OF THIEVES hs edith NJ sahsns oti~insl. :
Thee d.co,erie, @ fc such moral mnses the Re.
Mr. Hsrd,ag. NJ : G. Wright Rogers. Poster sad Preach
Even Cansca rembled and halted the thoosht
bot tert 10 the peghhofhood Of his ooadutes by The
memory of the dead With much violence he dared 10 do
TO feed the fnstos bonfire lighted by reckless hsnd
For abolition principles not proof
,gsns saoh desperate attacks With heart and sco' opposed
TO the iautoo Of slavery and deuyns the possibility that
acquire title to override the inherent rgh,s 81
another and ,lso denying all grades Of distinction be'~een
and creep, sseh bssed moral character snd
despsng do sny individual Who would to nsi
tue distinctions other grounds yet setno~ledes no
other sentiment but that Of unqualified contempt for the
limited ersvsgance erhibted b, members
the Ani slavery Soeety And nothing better peascs tho
btios 81 slavery than such conduct the Of s oppo
nenis well knowing will disgrace themselves into nooriet
and nfabv work the do~n OF the Anti slavery sssoca
/ tOn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

friends BY pe,hsp. seeing tbeu ot shcud ssy. scss
Of them only Indifferent, DO, perhaps rather ehcos
ing the old hard beaten track the sLe house whore
there is a little sociabiluy, little moro company.
and the associations Of former times maintained
Forgetting eniirel, the obligations that lie on him. OF
tina, TO maintain moral principle costs an, eho'i oi
perhaps ifhe calls 10 he appears like cat Ia strange
garrett, quite OF his element, Or u he chance to
he who feels In good degree his obligations
sustain the OF temperance he may far ban
sh the idea OF any sscrsos on his part as 10 sit with
much good nature AT the fire Of mine host. and warm
his shas for hour after having fed his horse
with his himself his lunch snd then
20 his way in peace, feeling that he s fortunate
man indeed TO travel at 30 little expense. Doesn't
this make one tink Of certain good old lady Teli-
gon, for which she felt much graeiulness ;sse had
been member Of the church 6fty Yeas. And had mt
cos, her but a quarter Of dollar. From such narrow
spirits these, these days, most heartily pay to DO
delivered, and to have every keeper OF Temperance
house also.
What wish ask in the matter a. tina, temperance
men should carry their principles in relation TO
tanning temperance houses That they make IL point
to call at them, and to leave them without contrib
ung something TO sustain tho house though they
may nothing.
For myself am rsjoicsd as I am going from place
to place, to find among taverns that are In
mot TO say Bar Room tho very name carries degrade.
ton with it,) is nea, and wholesome Not rendered
by slops and tobacco spit. fit for swine than
the resting place Of the weary But where all peace
ful, calm and civil Ny not abused with vul-
gar scenes the profaneness Of tho Of the Bar
Room would also ask, rather sugges, 20 some Of
our keepers Of temperance houses, Who yet have in
their receiving rooms, those old ugly looking things
called Bsrs, tina, they pull them down, cas-, them on,
for while they remain. am little fearful they may
again find soms to pu, them in because ,hey
look empty. They do look empty, they hook bad .,
BEST and try il hoy wouldn't look better Out AZ the
house than in it,
And before conclude, would advise the tenn
, persncs Of this quarter, and all the world, tha
there has sssA lately opened At
: EAsr PssAyssS,
, sas,Ass tsppesanes house, whore yes vW esa ssn
lott sai peace, sAd good sn,srainmsni Ay
i NJ. Kellogg.
Call there II you please the lth Of July and hsa
good singing, good cheer Of all sorts, get good din
ner and then what is essential to the keeper pay
good price for it, that no may find himself better 10
. warded than il he had sold Grog.
n We calculate to preach . sermon Temperance
these days in the Herald Il has be zen in contemplated
for q long time. TeIt will be Job ~ 10, H.,ksn
i me; slss will shs1 mine opinion" ED. Has
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

The sPr, Of the Age requires The Herald whether
certain persons who have been removed from oss dis
bones and whether those substituted in their places
honest.
There in eodes ,oringyo mysy this business
bout removals from Office. with hope to create political cspi
tai out oft No the president his cabinet
personally acquainted with each ndves.ls character whom
he appoints hss ihe editor Of the Age 10 with those
whom he vehemen,y supports The present
sfted the prnspe that faithful and homes, Ia
sumbent should BE- turned Of Office simply because he
opponent In politics. and neither ousef Mr. Esstusn
has fesson to sc:e this principle has sesn violated Cos.
plants made By the people sgsin sssn man Ps'''ee
for his removal stating his offence drawn and
ly signed by citsens ho DO knoW him. and suitable person
to fill lie place ended and appointed In this 10
wrong but the the only rational method that
be adopted purge the Office holding OF such
corruption exists in it. Then Why this bitter outsry and
this ~ the BY the oppo
,on press' That dishonest officers should be he
will not den. go ~ there numbers Of raseals In
oce have refer, proof TO those astounding
veopmen of fraud thea and bankruptcy exhibited by the
ports of mtees and sceretes who have shown this
state Of things ON tar books and ,ssols examined
since their removal and how such accounts
God only knows To say nothing OF ruined
~. po....d business. banhup treasury, arrangement and
neceney in the general tone and action government
&c &c arguing extensive system OF in6dey and
rup,ion the part OF officers is that time OF
profound amer having spent nearly three times the
noun, Ofmoney carrying the au government during
period Of sur years. that has been consumed BY other
administration since the establishment Of government that
after Van Buren, and his Of officers have
through their term debt Of something like FORTY MILL
IONS OF DOLLARS IA Of itssV almost large pre-.
,ous administrators have used for whole erml should
be outstanding against government Now neghbo Eastman
until you show that these not bona fds FATSsnd
show by better authority than the Washington Globe
e ambiguous long wnded indefinite reports Of Martin Van
bafea and his secetares the
administration Tor turning out and overufnng until this de
Pera,e Of affairs remeded What sirwoud you thrt
ane havin daft Nee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
For the Herald.
ANOTHER TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

he''rS Editor, II am aware that too much neg
lecl is had by temperance men, both in advising them
selves their friends, Of the existence Of the several
Temperance Houses in the vicinity. And | also
aware that much Of principle wanting the action
Of temperance men N giving preference and patronage
10 such houses. We are ell aware thsi no ssn will
engage I. keeper OF smpssnes h"oss unlsss no il.
from principle suscbed 10 the and h. must in
deed be very strongly sn,oh.d to u " continue long
10 the business, with many exhibition, Of want Of
principle as he mus, witness from who call them
selves the friend. ~ the cause A. IN most moral e.
ior's be IS most severely waHs from ns house Of b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Mosp,v, Jun. :. ,..i.

BRIGHTON MARkEr-Mospiv, June :, bs<i.
Al Market oib beef Cattle, 90 pair Working orsss
4, Cow, and Calves, $50 Sheep and $40 Swine. 10
Beef Cattle remain unsold.
Pr,eo--Bcof Cattle. We quote TO correspond ~is
las, week about the same prices were obtained fss 9
like quality. First quality, e67s and 700. sssese
quality, so23 and ESQ Third quality, es,ss esd .
Working Oiea-Ssles e33, e7o es2. zoe. Esd -
Cow and Cairst--Sales, s2t. cas- csc. ed 80
shssp-Io,s were sold q, the following p'sss, sis
81, So $500, and s3,25.
S.sine-Lo,s to pcddle for sows. aud q for ears~~
At retail from Ia tot. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
EiLLLsM BRiGHr'S
I'M dian Purgative Pills,

Eahrely TegefdJle,
Msndfss,ured under the iomeuiss supsriote Il
William Wight, Vice President oi the
North Amsr,ean College If Hsahk
for hs treatment and cure Of diseases ia the form AZ
bi lous and nervo levers measles small poI psus 10
The stomach back and side dropsy serofas
cancer, splitting Of blood, SICK head ache s d.
srrhea dy'entery, coes dyspepsia, papiison Of ti.s
heart, ulcers and snres Of every kind &c &c
For sale by JAMES EvERsON, Rutland. q y t.o~
.rd W'i,ngtord: Lsphsm, Vail Il Co, South wsiIlbs-
iofo n " Fsh 20. Dsnby Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT.

How few men seem to have formed conception Of
the orr yinsl dignity Of their nature the eIalted de-
sign Of their creation Regarding themselves only as
the creatures Of time, endowed merely with animal
passions and intellectual faculties, their projects and
aims, and eIpectstion,sre crcumscribed by Tie narrow
outline of human life. They forget that instability and
decay written, with beam, upon all earth
~ obects-ihat this world with all its psgeaniry Of
pomp and power is crumbng into dust-,hst tho
present life is scarcely deserving of single thought
excepting il forms the introduction 10 another and
tina, he alone acts either prudent or rational part,
who frames his plans with direct reference to ,ha, f
tune and endless state OF being Sin has 30 blinded
and debased the affections that men never fail to in.
vest some TEMPORAL good with fanced reflection, and
idly imagine that the attainment Of ii would ssiaie tho
desires and I'll tho capacities Of the immortal spirit
Vain thought! How little do they know ihomsel,e.
Tho soul is not Of the earth and they will strive in
vain TO chain To the dust Though TIA native
has been impaired and ne purity furnished. and its
glory changed it will slws,s he prisoner here
Send it FORTH II you will, 70 range through The whole
material universe; and, Ike tho dove dismissed fro N
The ark, II will return without finding single place OF
rest; for !, hs, no resting place but ii, bo.o Of God
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
DIED.

In tbi, village. on FRIDAY iss' Mosss SD sss .
John and Lucy Jane Strong, aged months.
In Shrewsbury. on the 7,h inst. Msrcslla h saosS
daughter Of Hon. WIN. Marsh. aged 40 yesfs
In Clarendon, on the 9Oh ult. Mrs Sarah WsaAsA
wife OF Lewis Walker, Esq. sgcd a. years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

DEATH IN TBg PuLrir.--Rev. Henry G. Hubbard
died a, South Kensing,on, Rhode Island on the 9th
uli aged 70 years On the day of his death he enter
ed his pulpit usual After repeating his he wa.
seized with fit and fell the pulp, Hoor and soon
was cops.
We ASK the Rev. M Hsrding, Mr. Wright Rogers Foster
French and the looos To understand his 10 be provden
warning, that heres shall pulpit read
tsxt IN he bible.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
Caution TO the Public.

7 WILLARD HAYWARD, give notice that whereas
Ira Hsrr,don town psup-r, whose services ~
egated To uoil the 9Th OF March, 1912 and where's
said Hafidon refuses 10 perofm the services naturally
and lawfully required Of him. this 10 10 eauos al persons
sgs'nst either ent'cing him from my service ~ ID sAt
manner empoyio him. the said Hsuidon, as shsIi de-
msnd his wages OF whoever may hrteser employ him sh
I'll the sIpitAtion Of the foil term Of service due o.a
him. WILLARD HAYWARD
Shire ~.bury, June 10Th, Is4I. sI-2S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
A SENSIBLE REMARK.

gentleman abo'e the can't contacted popular sentiments
the matter Of which he spesksl writes follows;
81 send you subscriber the Herald and intend
to be the "look out for thnk there unpsr
donsbe negligence the Of the Wings in the matter Of
sustaining their PRESS for in fact there other way
which the Of them their eec
,ualy labor to eend the patronage and influence OF
Wig papers"
Would that the world full Of such men
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

WE the subscribers. being appointed BY ne hce NJ
w Probate Ceur for the ds,rist II lsusssd. ssss.
sssioners 10 receive, Examine Esd sdisst eli eAlUA -
ts.ss nds 81 oil psssoss, srsinst the ssAO 81
ALLEN PARNETEk
lsss 81 Pistsasd, 10 sst disirsA Assssed rRS0Sl -
sslvsst, ssd sso all tsins aud tenasts sIhh6d -
thereto and months iron thu 10Th Ssy Il NJ, iea s4sn
allowed by sid eour, Tor thst purpose IL tks-rs bes
~ give notice tina, will siksd IN the hssses u 80
said appointment 81 the Inn Of " VI. R.it 10 BrssAss
on the FIRE, "wednesday Of Jolly and the dwelling hoses
Of Isaiah Pnrmeer in P,s6eld the FRA WsdnesIsy -
August, Is<i from 10 O'clock A. = TO 4 O'Clock y. ~
each Of saia days.
n nss, aais Ss"k' cs~~''''~
riitsh.ld, June I, Is4I. R-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

A Scotch HINT. Mr. Pillar. minister Of the Secession
Church in the Holem Of Bslon, had hi. orchard ever,
year merciessly pondered ofths choicest Of his 70.
vouse Pesrs and. though esrefolly watched the Plaza
dersr sloded the o,~as' vigisses. Cn.sss,ss.sss O,
length usnsp'red 10 az strong snspirion 81 Ii.
neghbor. The minister, sher converting With The
suspected person on other usit.n, remarked al part
ing By the bye, John he pear the north oor.
of,hs garden sili he quite ready peu wees Tn.
ministers garden w4s gnmole,,ed Afterwards.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

sr p,I,i, OF y, T x,.a .:%:"sss :.
held Rutland within and for said dsos the is ~
Of June, A. ID. 1S4l
Psessn, WIN, MI, JsAsA
James Anderson adminIs.ss,os upon the ~
thew Anderson lsts Of Ire, 10 said di.,faA d&.rl ~
tsstsis proposing render usspust u HE sist.
tion upon said estate.
II 10 ordered mat ths Examinations and siiowano Of I'D
sccount be referred TO the fret Monday, being shs 81
day Of July and that copy Of this order be 1ubhsl
in the Rutland Herald, printed ~ said Rutland three
weeks successfully revousy thereto th.t oil sosssVasd
rsy spPest and object TO tho II they sssss.
haS copy Of Record.
az HENRY HAIL., Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

The steamer Great Western arrived at New York
on The 10Th inst. She brings intelligence Of i'm
ponancs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
THE NAVY.


The appropriations made the last session for this
service will be sufficient, unless larger basis Of OPP
eFanons than the presen, should be decided on.
The Navy Pension Fund requires immediate sp-
Preparation Of sl35,666
The return OF the Brandywine from the Mederra
n.'n is explained officially in the same manner that it
has been unoiieisly.
The establishment Of home squadron is strongly
,fged, and the provision Of suitable supply OF arms
.nt munitions Of war.
Ihe Secretary ooncurs in the general opinion tina,
"- organization Of the Navy is necessary, but deers
Tie psrncuisrs Of the plan he intends presen, until
TIE beu reSplr session.
THE POST OFFICE.
TIE estimated hshci Of the department for old debs
10 ever hall million The aseeriained deficiency is
s"ot9. IL remains for Congress TO determine whe,h-
e. Tia. shall he FeH0,ed. whether the de-
Partner, shall struggle on ders0g ITS receipts 10 the
isrusl payment Of Old dess.
The receipts for the qu,ier ending March 3ls pre-
ant dscFease Of almost per cent
Railroad Companies IN some instances charge two
N'ha1ed per cent higher tnsn 10 charged for cosc.
s'''iet. This has impossd upon ,he Postmaster Voc
h'oessssy Of Suspendiag thar esnrseu.
The dlsoontinusncs Of one mail many rooiss, The
SUNDAY Mail, adopted by the late Postmaster FOR The
fNil'ss Of economy has been convinced By the pres
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
l0:ly
HEADACHE

CERT IN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
which has been used in families, every member OF
which has had sick headache from infancy, as con-
stutional family complaint, and has cured efectuay
IN every instance yet known, amounting to many
hundreds 1t is not unpleasant 10 the taste, and does
not prevent The daily avocations of one using it it
must be persevered in. and the cure gradual, but
rertan aud permanent. instances are constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is COM
peey relieved and cured although of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference its pleasantness, having none OF
The nauseating effect OF ommon drugs.
It's so perfectly satisfactory ttat the proprietor has
given direction for his agents 10 refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by It.
He hopes also that this may its great benefit to
The distressed sufferers who labouring under
Iieadach
E. Spohn, NJ. D. Inventor and Proprietor.
COMSTOCK e. CO.,
IL Maiden Lane New York.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
From the Ne1c York Herald.
MYSTERIOUS,

A gentleman belong ing 10 one of the most ancient
and wealthy families OF this city, who must be well
known to numerous friends, having since the year
1915 UP to recently been bent nearly double, and for
several Yeas confined TO his bed, has been restored
to good health-has regained his natural erect position
and has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
ease :! We believe this is the genlleman's own des-
crption as near possible, and there is axaggera-
ton in it. We will give nquirers his address, and
doubt not hsumane feelings will excuse the liberty;
so that any one doubling, may know these facts
though he requires his may not appear in print
Among other similar instances, Mr.. Jas. G. Reynolds
IA Christie St. has been restored and will give
personal assurance Of the facts of his case. Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.
How has this been done
ANswER.-By the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELK
internally, and HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT externally-N. Y. Herald Jan. &c ISII
Sold only by COMSTOCK & CO..
II Maoen Lane, New York l0:ly
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
HARTFORD.

HlHE subscriber has Deen aPpolnted
l. Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle
bury and vicinity, and will receive propo'
sails for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac-
lions have been characterised render IT
unnecessary to say anything in its favor.
All business connected with the Office in
trusted to him will be faithfully and pune
tually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, Agent.
Middlebury, Feb. 26, Is 4. 42;ly
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
IS Al.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT TURNER

WA GUILD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally, that
they will continue TO receive WOOL at the
establishment ofth Middlcbury manufacturing
Company, 10 manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Satinetts, white or colored Flannels,
&c. of permanent colors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or BY the yard, at the option
Of The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
ius, and "aving in their employ competent and
faithful w"r'imen, they will continue to improve
the value aid style of their goods. intending
that the shall not be surpassed by those Of
any 9th. establishment IL the state. They
will keep an assortment on hand to accommo.
date those who may want part of their cloth
in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage they
have received, they hope by strict personal at
tention 10 business and the interests of their
patrons TO receive q liberal share Of their ia
vor.
TERMS as reasonable us al any establish
ment i'll the vicinity.
Middleburv. Jurc. %
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
lS4l.

NNHIS line of Boats will resume business at
IL the opening of navigation, leaving Yer
GENES every Tuesday and Saturday morning at
o'clock, lowed by steamer McDonough to
Whitehall, arriving al Troythe Sd day-leaves
Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 o'clock
P NJ, arriving at Vergennes on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings. Freight for the South
must be on board the fore part of the day previ-
Gus. At Troy Freights will be taken up to the
hour of leaving. For further particulars inquire
of r. CHAPMAN and
NJ. D. HALL, SVergennes,
HIS. OSBON, Agent, Troy-Ofice No. 81
River ST., over l. H. Hooker's Tow-boat Office,
4th door up stairs.
N. B.--The proprietors of the above Line re-
spectfulIy solicit continuance of patronage, and
pledge themselves to forward freight entrusted to
their care with promptness and despatch, having
every necessary facility, as usual
.4pril, 1S4l. 6m't 8
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
A CARD.
TO DRY GOODS MERCHAN Is

EO DhI GOODS MEkCHAN Is. IL
consequence of the extremely unsettled
state of the currency for few years past, rem.
dering the sales on credit so very hazardous.
and the manifest wrong and injustice of charg
ing the good man so high profit as the neces-
sity ofthe case compels every one 10 do in Or
der to meet the losses by the bad, we adopted
the plan OF buying and selling exclusively for
cash. And now having fully tested the fact,
That those who buy their goods on credit, or of
credit houses, or Of cash and credit houses, can.
not al all compete with our customers in the
sale CT their goods, We shall therefore, continue
the same system.
! By paying cash for our goods, we are ena-
6led 10 obtain most ofthem from Manufacturers.
and from first hands. thereby saving (at least
all the charges of the commission merchant,
such as commissies, guarantee, interest, labor
&c., which often amounts 10 retail profit,
which enables US 10 sell by the piece, as low as
they are usually bought by the package, (nter.
est off,
| We therefore specially invite all those in the
trade who are no, willing TO pay the losses by
others, and can make such pay for their goods,
10 call and examine ours, before purchasing
elsewhere.
We keep constantly on hand general as.
sortment of American, English and French.
Woollen, Linen, Cotton and Silk. Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, by the piece or package.
LESTER HOLMES & Co.
l67 Pearl ST.
NewYork, Aug 10, 1s4l. lily