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ELECTED MAYOR. The wings elected Mr.
Patton Mayor Of Columbus, Ohio, on Monday
They also carried u majority of the other Off
GERS. III. Il. Spencer, Esq, wing, was re-elect-
ed Mayor Of Cincinnati on Monday.
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Dg-C0RONER'S OFFICE, No. 1875 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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fnF- SUGAR COATED PILLS. Dr. c. BENJAMIN

% SUGAR COATED PILLS DR.. C. Benjamin
Smiths Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills." are
7sW the favetite medicine of this country Many
new remedies have been discovered aud pulled into
Sref 1otorieiy, but we have no knowledge oil medI-
cine combining much that is clicaclOus and plea
SAINT these Fills The idea Of taking Pills heretofore
has been nauseating in the highest degree Much
credit is due DIR. Smith for bringing ont this valuable
medicine. We know of more than twenty cures OF
Diseases considered by other doctors as dangerous
one case Of confirmed Dyspepsia it particular, "hIch
came under own immediate knowledge.
We have tried them ourselves and in cur family
Tor headache, colds and pains i'll the side and breast
and we can say, we saw their equal, both tot
pleusantness and efficacy.
One word in reference TO ihose wholesale n'srfer-
crs, who, not having honesty enough to work for an
ndt pendent livelihood counterfeit or initiate such
valuable remedies as Dr. Smiths PIrIs. SugGT
Coated" Pills originated with DR.. G. Benjamin Smith
who applied for Patent long before any body else
ever heard of them, therefore it will be seen that all
other Pulls claiming 10 he ''Susar Coated are spur
Gus and dangerous, and we advise those who buy 10
examine carefully the box for themselves, aud see
that DR.. Smiths name is on it,
{lg- Dealers furnished al the New York College OF
Health, i70 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
BY II. w. Andrews, Hill-st, one door from Charles
street, also by other respectable Druggists in Balti-
more, who will not sell a counterfeit aplO eo3t
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor, the "Geptleman in
Black" with illustrations designed by George
Cruikshank. The Chambers Wife" Novel
The Warwick Woodlands, or Things as they
were there ten years ago" Nos, II and 10 o.
the "Wandering Jew" "Mr Midshipmar
Easy" and "The Town." monthly part, ed
ted by the Council of Ten"
From MIR. N. Hickman we have received
the Westminster Review for March.
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TESO WHIP AND CANE DEALERS. Just
Il received from Philadelphia, at F. A PAGES
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, No. 10 5. CHARLES
STREET, an invoice of 300 dozen assorted WHIPS
and CANES, which will be sold low to close a con-
Germ. apl2 eou
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uAJ.TTnyoEE nTIJSRJTny

Ny-MISS McBRIDE'S BENEFIT SATURDAY,
April 18th, will be presented new & NEEDY never
acted in America written by the author nf the Greatly
aud the Beast" entitled WHO'S YOUR FRIEND?
Or, The Queensbury Fele.
Countess Roscndale, Miss MCBRIDE.
Giles, Mr.. OWENS.
new Pas Seu by Miss CANNON.
Comic Singing by Mrs. BOOTH, and Messrs. JOHN
SEXTON and OWENS.
To conclude with the very popular domestic Drama
of the GOLDEN FARMER; Or Jenny Twiteher in
England. Jenny 1witcher, Mr.. SEXTON, apl!-2t
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EXCURSION TO TEXAS. The New Orleans
Picayune of the 4th inst. says: A party of gen.
tlemen left yesterday on the New York for
Texas, whittier they proceed for short plea
sure excursion upon the prairies and for buffalo
hunting One of the editors Of this paper, MIR.
Kendall, formed one of the party. They can
scarcely encounter the hardships and hazards
which marked the Santa Fc expedition, and ye'
the journey proposed is sufficiently extensive
to ensure familiarity with the widest prairie
! life and prairie sports.
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NJ STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet of upwards of so pages, written
by Ex- Governor Thomas, Of Maryland in relation to
his dom site affairs, in which the conduct of Gov.
Mcdowell, OF Va. and his family, together with Col.
Benton, and other dignares, is severely arragned,
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and COM
mented with force aud ySor. II can he had at this
ofice-priCe 25 cents.
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CoNyicTioS OF ANOTHER FEMALR. A fc-
male named Susan Reed has been convicted at
st. Louis, Of aiding in the escape of slaves
The jury left the punishment to the discretion
of the court. Two years in the penitentiary is
the lowest term to which the sentence can be
reduced.
Town ELECTIONS IN NEw YORK. OF the
fifty nine counties of New York, returns have
been received from forty one. They show the
election Of SSl wings; s94 democrats; 90 Adolf
ton or iied wing majority 81. In the same
counties last year, $50 wings; 458 democrats,
and Abolitionsts; democratic majority go
Wing nett gain l26.
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A GRAND CONCERT. We call attention to
the announcement in another portion of this
paper, of grand concert to be given at Cal
vert Hall, on Monday evening, by Signora Ro'
sina Pico, Prima Donna of the Italian Opera,
of New York, assisted by Sig. Sanquirico
"Prima Buffo of the Italian OPERA" and Mas
ter Sconcia, the young American Violinist, Ia
years old,
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-. WANTED TO RENT as above, comfort
fliiA able two story Dwelling, rent about two hun
ElIaI dred dollars apl2 eOtf
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NAVAL. We learn from the Norfolk Herald
that the u. S. schooner Onkahyee, 1t. Com.
Sinclair is in readiness to sail for Chagres with
the mail for the Pacific. The u. S. sloop OF
war Saratoga, one of the squadron of Conimo-
dore Stockton, dropped down from the Norfolk
Navy Yard to the anchorage, on Wednesday
Purser Samuel Forrest has been ordered to the
Norfolk Navy Yard in place of Purser John
Debree, ordered TO the U. S. ship Columbus
to sail shortly for China.
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ED E&OVAL. DAVID d. FERGUSON, Pro-
10 V perty and Commission Agent, has removed his
office from No. North street to the BASEMENT OF
DARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, (entance On Fayette
street opposite the mansion of Reyerdy johnson, Esq,
He has for sale large number of HOUSES, LOTS
and GROUND RENTS in the city, and d great mum
her of FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS, with several
valuable WATER POWERS, improved and unim
proved. Also, several thousand DOLLARS to loan,
MORTGAGE on city or country properly. apl2-2lt
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MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, APRIL IL. IS45.


CLEARED,
Barque Gen'l Harrison, Smith, Alexandria, D. c.,
master.
scfr VIM Washington, Evans, for Tappahaanoek,
master.
Schr Delaware, North, Fredericksburg, master,
Schr AccOnac, Vessel, Urbana, Va mas ter.
Schr Mechanic, Evans, Carter's Creek, Va master.
Steamer Express, Whitecar, Philadelphia, to E. G.
Harris.
SAILED-Schrs Edwin A. Stevens, Briggs, for Fall
River; Martha Elzabeth Cromwell, Kingston, Jam;
Sarah, Boyce, Barbados.
ARRIVED,
Schr Liberty, Skeggs from Port Deposite, -four, to
Ohm Boggs & Co.
Steam-packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, from Baltimore for
Laguayra, went to sea on Wednesday morning.
Schr Mary Caharne hence at Charleston 9Th inst.
schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, cleared at do
day.
Schr ID. G. Wilson, Huntingdon, unc before report
ed loading for Rio de Janero Havana 22d ult.
Schr Verinilion, Seaman, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 10th inst.
Schr Ataanta, Wing, from Baltimore for Warehan,
arrived at New Bedford 9Th inst.
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MUsEUm.-Be Benefit Of Miss Mcbride. We
are gratifed in being enabled to enlist the en-
couragers of professional merit and private
worth to the benefit ''card" of Miss Mcbride.
The mere announcement of her mame would
secure good audience, but a new comedy,
sustained by herself in conjunction with Mrs.
Booth and the comic Owens, and the "Golden
Farmer, (Which never fails to cram the saloon, J
will attract an assemblage that cannot but be
highly gratifying to the handsome bensiciure.
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CELEBRATION. The Order of Independent
Odd Fellows Of Cumberland, Md, contemplate
celebrating the cath day of May next, by a
grand procession. They now number in the
county about two hundred. The Rev. Mr..
Shrigley, of Baltimore, has been invited to de-
liver an address on the occasion.
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SARtCss SILKS. X. McELUUWNY & co.
~ have opened their large and well selected as
sornlent of Spring DRESS GODDS-amons which
May be found rich, changeabe Gro de Pekin; Striped
Armur; Gro de Berlin; Jet and Blue Black Plain and
Striped GRO GRAIN, Malteon LUSTRING and Gro.
de-Afric SILKS. Also, BALZARlNE; Jet and Blue
Black Plain and satin Striped BERAGE; Alpaca;
Scech and French LAWN; Silk, Beragc, Cashmere
and Canton Grape SHAWLS; Mousen dc Lame,
French and British CIiINTZE; Cambria, Plain and
Striped Swiss, Book and Swiss MUSLINS; Bomba-
zines, Gloves, Hdkfs and Hosiery.
l63 Baltimore street,
nj hpfu Gal uu .iphI strep
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SATURDAY MORNING, Arm IL, ia4s.

TIE WEEKLY CLlrrEn-,?n ErctlientAVn-
her. We issue an admirable number Of the
Weekly Clipper, this morning. 1t contains an
exccIont Story, entitled cups and Downs, by
T. 5 Arthur; Ball OF the American Minister at
Paris; Mrs Caullcs Curtain Lectures; full par
ticulars ofthe accident 10 the steamboat Swal-
low Oh the North River; correspondence, edi-
to!ials, city intelligence, news items; the mar
kcts; prices of stock; miscellany useful receipts
and several columns of other interesting matter.
Only ~ per amman, or 4 cents per copy.
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YHHO SHOE MANUFACTURERS Just re
a ceived from Philadelphia, an invoice of so doz.
Kid and Morocco SKINS assorted coors and for sale
cheap, at No. 10 s. Charles st. apl2-eOlt
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sDNdh CASES BOOTS AND SHOE.
sDOS Just received on consignment, an assert
ment of Boots and Shoes, which will be sold cheap,
at No. 10 S. Charles street ap,2 eott
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Vlsir TO NoRroIx. Tho Madsonian says
we understand that the Secretary of the Navy
contemplates making visit to the Gosport
Navy Yard, during the ensuing week. He
will be accompanied by the Hon. John Y. Ma
son, Attorney General, and probably by Maj.
w. II. Polk, the brother of the President.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

But few months since. the locotoco par.
iy 10 mass. deprecated duelling, and scorn.
ed with a holy hatred the man. who was
once engaged ina practice so much a varl.
ance with moral and christian ethics Bur
no sooner is Henry Clay defeated. than the
hypecfisical cant is hushed, and their croc-
oIiIe tears dried up. Instead of the voice
of lamentaiion over human dePravfy we
were wont 70 hear, we now hear the shout
Of rejoicing from one end ofthe locofoco
camp to the other; not that there are no
duellis,s in their ranks, but because one o.!
their young men has given evidence that he
has a relish for such things. Mr. Yancey
is not not only justified 10 making his su-
perlatively blackguard speech in Congress s,
which gave rise to the duel, but is justif fed
by aImos. every loco in the land for enga-
ging in the iniq1itous practice He has
thus by an act which the whole party de-
nounced three months ago, acquired repu'
tation, and attained a position in the ranks of
the party, from which he would have been
forever de5arred, had he relied on his tai
en-. and abilities for Distinction We under
stand tha: Mr. Y during the late canvass.
was not among the most mealy ,mouthed ia
speaking Of the bloody hand of.the duel
ling Clay.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Anneration Of Canada. "A petition Is
in circulation among the citizens Of Detroit
Nichican for :he annexation of Canada. Il
has already received numerous signatures
from the most respectable and worthy Gu
zens. The grounds Of the petition are Ihe
importance to the North Of the acquiSiuon ol
Canada, as a counterpoise to the acquire
ment of Texas blythe South, and ITS value 10
the Un,on as a military and commercial
post The design ofthe document may, De
to ridicuIe the annexation project which is
now on the tapis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08


The SUB>IREAsURER IN CusroD1-
Welearh from the Baltimore American
Republican of Monday. that A.cNulty, the
defauIting CLERK of the House OF Represen>
tatives, had given himself up, and was in
custody OF the u. S. Marshal OF the District
of Columbia. If he gets off, as we have
but little doubt he will, with the inhuence e
and aid of those who have been concerned
with him, he Will have made fair pecuni.
ary speculation for one year, He had in
his hands 1892. .000of the contingent fund Of
the House. OF this sum, he had been al
lowed for expenditures and contingencies,
SI74, 500. The committee have secured
$4,000 more, which was OH deposite in
the Bank Of the Metropolis, thus reducing
the deficiency to 44,500 dollars. He gave
bonds to the amount of 10000 dolIars-so
that after the securities shall have paId up
their bonds n full, the Clerk will be minus
24.50O dollars. He had loaned of the fund
entrusted to him, according to the report,
80, 1000 dollars to a Mr.. Woodward, of Mt
Vernon, 2,700 to the Columbus Savings ln~
stitution, and 1000 dollars TO Levi d.
Slamm, New York w hat other persons
had made loans to. the report does not say,
but we suspect that there are men IN Con-
gress who know American Democrat.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

We nave aire3dy udd Str0HS I.IersA..-..--
Of what the simplicity and economy ofthe
COMING administration will consist Nc
Nuhv, the distinguished Ohio ocofoco, over
whose defeat 50 many tears were shed. has
already given US a specimen ofthe practica
operations that are likely to characterize the
Treasury Department. A locotoco Con-
gress, has already Appropriated $4,000 for
furnishing and repairing the white house.
for that plain and uEostentatious individual,
who is to occupy it for the next four years,
and kind hearted economical locotocoism is
already agitating the question, about build
ing new Palace for the President elect.
The most potent reason urged in favor Of
the new Palace is, that foreigners are aston.
ished at he antiquated aspect OF the house +
our chief magistrate To crafty foreign
taste, TO the tune of halfa million or more
is regarded as a small equivalent for the aid
which foreign influence exerted in the ele-
valion of James X Polk Go it while you
nre young. ye people loving economical To-
cos, your days are numbered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

A FATH2R's LovE.-The Hartford
Times furnishes the following affecting in
stance of fathers love:
"A little boy, the son of fireman at one
OF the Rhymney furnaces, was playing a
bout the rails. when his foot slipped, and
horrible to relate, he fell Tito the furnace /!
Ills father, with more affection than pru-
dence Immediately sprung in after, in the for
iorn hore to save his child, and strange to
say, he was quick enough to catch and
throw him Out, but too late, however. for the
boy must almost instantly have dieG The
father had now exchanged situations, with
ais child, and found the greatest difficulty
IN extricatlng himself from his perilous po-
siiion. which he was obliged to do by calch,
ing hold of an iron bar. little less than red
hot and swinging himself out. but, as soon
as he had done So he was senseless. The
poor fellow was carried home, in danger.
Gus and uncertain staten
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

s'Like lambs have we crept into power, like
wolves have used it, like dogs shall We be
driven out, bat like Eagles shall we renew our
youth. FraHcis Borgia, General Of the JeSaits.
When the archives OF The Popes were carried
To Paris in 1909, by the French, among other
surprising things, practice came light which
the PopeS had, ofdeclaring null, and void by Sc
cret mental reservation, The contracts which
made public.
Thus Alexander vii, February Is 1864 made
such reservation with regard TO the treaty of
Pisa the 9Th of the same month and Clement
xii. September 8 1864, with regard to the ban
iShme nj of the JesuitS from France
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

RIPLEY ADvERTISER-W omitted TO
notice in our last the change which has ta-
ken place in this paper Our whig friend,
FORD, still acts as publisher, but has surren
dered the columns of the Advertiser 10
Messrs PRICE & JACKSON, who are bat.
tling like veterans for the cause of locoioco
ism. With Mr Price we have no acquain>
tance. but with Mr. Jackson we have suffi.
cient acquaintance to know, tha. he is not
only an honorable and worthy young man
but one whose talents and worth will, at
some future day, place him at the head of
The democratic party of Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

The Holly Springs bar have passed res.
olutions ofrespect TO the memory of III w
Walter and ] II Wilson. members of the
profession.-SOathern Reformsr.
Should our friend, Walter, come across
the above article during bis visit to New
Orleans, we hope it will give him no unea>
siness. as we assure him there has been no
meeting of the members ofthe bar since he
leh this place.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

LATE FROM OREGox.-We are indebt'
ed to our correspondents for files and Sand
wich Island papers 10 the 4th September
inclusive. They contain intelligence rom
Oregon TO the 2nd OF August--N L. San
The Legislature of Oregon [start moi,
dear reader, for such a Legislature does eX'
ist.l adjourned few days before the Sd July
having passed some important laws. One
oftheir acts is-"Any person who shall
make sell, or give away ardent spirits in
the Territory Of Oregon, South of Colum-
bia River shall forfeit and pay 800 for
each and every such offence" The Legis-
lature is called the "Legislative Commiuee,'
and consists ofnine persons elected by the
people.
The officers of Oregon Territory consist
or three Governors, called the Eexecuuve
Committee, supreme Judge and a Legisla-
live Council The laws are the same as
those governing the Territory of Iowa.
The government is purely Democratic Re
publican.-Dr. Babcock is the supreme
Judge The name Of only one of the Gov
ernors, DR.. Baily, is mentioned. On the
first of August. Belgian brig arrived at
Oregon City, having or board number OF
Nuns and several Roman Catholic P.iests,
from Antwerp. sent out to Oregon by Il e
Church OF Rome
Il appears that the falls oflhe Willamet-
.e River, p miles from the mouth of The
Columbia River, viii not admn the passage
of vessels large enough fer sea service.
Since the arrival in Oregon of the Rev.
Mr.. Gray, some important changes have
been going on in the Methodist Mission. Of
which be is superintendent The Indian
school has been discontinued, and the build
ing lately occupied by it has been sold to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, lately or
ganized. for literary institution, The
Mission has also parted with its mills. herds
ofcattIe and nearly all its property, which
the settlers bought at good prices. The
lay missionaries were about to be dismissed.
but would remain in the colony as settlers
The colony IS in the most encouraging con
dltion. The crops were giving promise Of
an abundant harvest
People were coming into the territory in
large numbers. and the country is filled up
with thriving and enterprising colonists.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

To The Moderate Driaksr-We would
request those who say there is no mpropri.
ETY. in occasionally touching drop of the
crltur, to read the able arguments written
by one of their own number setting forth
the causesthat induced him to forever adams
don the use of ardent spirits. The article
can be found on the fourth page Of this num-
Der olthe Gazeite
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
Memphis. Feb. 4lh, 1915.

Two Jesuits were tried by the Court OF Rome
for ha wing spcken well of Republics and were
acquitted Solely on the ground hat as they were
citizens OF the United States they had right 10
defend republican principles. Enege top6Fdaa
dmericanQ
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

John can you tell me the difference between
attraction OF gravitation, and attraction of
cohesion2r "Yey. sir. attraction of erar;.
faf.on pulls drunken man to the ground
and the attraction of cohesion prevents him
fIom getting up again.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

NJ -
All persons indebted 70 =
ell Shipp, deceased, are IN, In.
immediate payment as. sS =.
cannot be allowed.
against said estate are Il
them forward, properly ali. -
n the time prescFioe1 =
will be barred. uTpP. El
MARIN W Q Il =
sctp. 90, ls44-6m'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Agents Mason & TuttIe, I23, Nassau street,
New York, are our authorised agents to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
Tor the Holly SprzRgS gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Requisites. There are FIVE requisites for
a professed drunkard;-a face of brass
nerves OF Seedlings of leather hearts of
stone and an incombustible liver.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
WASHINGTON RUMoRs.-Thatth the no

WASHINGTON 3UMoRs-That the nom.
nation at Judge King to the bench ofthe
Supreme Court of the United States, had
been laid on the Senate table, by a large
majority.
Thot duel is expected between Col.
Benton and Ex-Governor Thomas Of Mary
lard, growing out Of an unpleasant family
quarrel.
That McNuIty has obtained satisfactory
bail, ard has a week from Tuesday last to
make good his deficiency and escape the
criminal prosecution, and that his sureties
on the $4,000 bond, as Clerk, have secur-
ed the $4,000 which was recently in the
hands ofa business firm in New York to
his account and will therefore suffer only
to the tune of S5o00.-N Y Erp.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Taken up b. Lenara r. e. p
of Holly Springs one ye..-.-sse
Old, a black streak rum -
tail, a few white hail5 rs = n sEa
10 $1,000. ; -
February Slh lsI5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

We thank our friend and correspondent
"P. :" for the very complimentary manner
in which he notices our paper, in his able
communication published to-day.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

THE VICKsBURG WHIG-We regret to
learn that r. E. HAhMETT, Esq who has
conducted the editorial department of this
sterling whig journal with such signal abil.
ty. has vacated the chair editorial The
wings of Mississippi are under lasting obli-
cations to Mr. Hammett for his fearless ad-
vocacy oftheir glorious principles during
the late canvass.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

The Democratic Senate of Maine have
refused to instruct their Senators and Repre-
sentatives 10 vote for Annexation by vote
of % TOT
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Several communications are unavodably
bat will appear in our next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

FANCY.-Varie,y is the species OF life
a widow always chooses second husband
as much unlike the first as possible.