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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

his hand, which afterwards became her own;
how she had not fully yielded to the truth till
shortly previous to the scene we have described.
At some of their most retired moments, they
would long for escape from their captivity. and
debate, with breaking hearts, is possibility.
Their mosem master had been long absent at
war, and in tho evont Of his expedition proving
unsuccessful, or his death, thoy hoped, in the
fusion which would or nigh. ensue, for deliver
anco. Both trnnspired. Unsuccessful, his ca
PRECIOUS and cruel Sultan had tho bows.ring a
bout his officers throat, his estate contiscatcd
his establishment broken up. and the two young
Jewesses were ransomed by English friends, in
the city, TO whom their situation had become
known. S. T.. L.
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For the Palladium.

Messrs. Edors:It affords great pleasure avail
myself Of the opportunity which columns present,
OF announcing the ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond
vicinity, that the scientific liter Of
the Dung Mems Literary Association, will feel highly
honored with their presence, Monday evening next,
the 18th of January, $50, their hall. Dr. WILEY
OF this place. will deliver dedIcotory address the
cason, which Will doubtless be fine prelude
ganizaon.
To the stockholders especially do desire address
call for pronptness and puncuaity their ndance,
as II may become for them the
cent amendments to Charter. which have passed both
branches OF the Legislature Our hall, in the third so
Job Borton brick buiing opposite the Book
Is httei very neat style OF architecture, and has
now become the repository of library.
When We revert 10 slight occurrence, which for
while threatened dstu rb the oil feeling
should ever characterize institutions Of this kind,
fee happy the reflection, that the impulse luminosity
nobler
aud that can look upon the past with placii
the future with hope. And, the world Of letters
all pre- occupied, let the platform Of
science, without jealousy without udice, AMI eagerly
watch signals of the age A MEMBER.
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and fifty cents per diem. One who knows. thinks
hey will not save great sum to tho nation by
The operation, for he says they will have to aP-
pou. new ages also tho Folding room. as
those of the House canno, serve under two mas
tiers. /. is said tina. caucus of the members Of
he Iocofoco party IN Congress has been held,
and the decision made that Major Noland. the
Tyler Commissioner Of Public Buildings, must
walk tho ptank-la favor Of Col. Piiit OF Penn.
or some other eNpect7nt equally worthy.
II is stated tina. orr Government, Mr. Polk and
Mr.. Walker. If not Mr. Blehanan) ready 10
compromise. il the settlement Ct the Oregon
question "'sh Eaetand. upon tho iath parallel.
provided England Will give US the whole of Van
couvcrs Island through tho southern corner OF
which tha, parallel runs. To effect this il IS fur
ther sail tia. both Mr.. packonh>m and Mr.. Buch-
anan be Superseded III their presen, stations.
Tie dispatches received from Minister at
London a. the State Department. rs well as those
received by Mr. PacNenhan from his govcrnmon.
Z re sa ID 10 be important. PoToNAc.
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FAAScE-The Journal des D-bats. in . lsne arsiel.
that created surprise and regret Paris sakes viev a.
the Oregon question. from which inferred
the French Government is indsposed accept the a.
nee of arbitrator between the British A.
that OF the United States Of America offered. Tia
article went far toward neuiraxng the good which
the paee intelligence brough, by the Cambria cacu
lated TO produce.
Great alarm exists among speculators in ccnseqaeses
OF the price of railway share. having fallen even lore.
than they were during the dispute between the EnRtsh
and French Governments, the Tahiti question.
II IS stated that eight bankruptcies declared n
the Tribunal of Commerce of Paris, one day. Tia
OF the bankrupts amount to above
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31
WHEAT SCNK.-At BQtflio, on Thursday. the
18th inst, 600 bu shells of wheat. on board two
canal boats were sunk by the gale.

TIE DEEp.-prosessor Loy,I, tho geoogis,.
savs. that during the late wars between England
and Franco thfrty,wo English shlps-ot-the-linc
went to TIC bottom in twenty-five years, besides
81 fifty gan ships. e!ghty-six frigates. and a
multitude Of smaller vessels. Tho natives Of 9th
er European powers met with still greater losses
In every one Of these ships were not only cannon
Of and brass. but coins of copper, silver, ant
often manv of gold, copabio OF serving as hstor
ical monuments; il each Infinite variety
Of instruments of tho arts Of war and peace;
such as glas7 ard cartacn- ware, capab.o of last
ing for indefinite ages. when removed from
the mechanical action OF the waves, and buried
under mass Of matter which may exclude the
corfoiing action of tho water. From IN
specticn of Lloyd,s Li>t II found thai durn Q
the years 1929, le3 }, 1881, no less than 1898
vessels were los. IN those three years. their
&c tonnage being about 100 tons IN all, nearly
o. 90 toas. bong mt tho enormous rate OF IOo,-
TOO tons annually, of tic merchant vessels Of one
nation only.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
\ correspondent, of tho Philadelphia North
mof.can, writing from New York. says:

\ correspondent, of tho Philadelphia North
American, writing from New York, says:
IT, wires The Magnetic Teiegrap h between
New York * Pbllad,phia, havo been laid across
tho Hudson, several miles above tho city, in
eadnn pipe. and the route IS now complete 10 Som
ervl-!e. - mics. Some experiments viii be
t.a4c oil transmitting Intelligence between these
points. Tho contrac. for the Inc between Pail
adepaia ani Baltimore Is concluded. and the
wog4, Is 70 be finished by tho middle of February.
10 Boston our communication by Telegraph Viii
be complete IN sixty dass-so That before Spring
We shall hive IN uninterrupted communication by
Telegraph batwcen Boston md Washington. On
tho ID January. Mr.. J. L. Marshall, agent of the
Telegraph Company, starts for New Orleans, 70
settle ard arrange the ranto between that city
md Washington. From Butialo To Lo.kport the
Telegraph has been IN operation some time. pay
IN. profit of ;}3 ID per cent. From Albany
= Utica the wires have been ail forty mics and
another shiPmen: Of wire left here to-day
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REPORT OF A NEW REyoLUTfoH IN MEXICO
A private letter was received to-day from Uava-
M, Of the OH inst. from respectable quarter
stating that English steamer had Jus: arrived
from Vera Cruz, bringing the intelligence that
dcspa.chc bad been received at Vera Cruz an
hour two before the sailing of the steatncrand
that Paroles, AT the head of 5000 men. is march
ing On the city Of Mexico from San Louis potosi
300 miles off, that there will Be no 0 position 10
him in the city. The grounds of his pronrncia-
mcnto are. the intention Of the government to Gu
ter into treaty with the t. States for the annex
alton Of Texas l. is suspected that foreign
naion indirectly concerned IN the movement
I, is sad that tho dcspatchc were received on the
same day that Mr.. Siilc.I Isf Vera crnz.
Washington Union
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Cincinnati Market, Dec. Ct.

FL0TR-Here elsewhere the Flour mark ct has bee
completely unsettled by the foreign per Acadia.
Early in the morning few brls sold from wagon 81
81. With this exception heard Of transactions.
There good deal by but the highest offer
heard Of S15J and dealers refused pur
chase at that price. Good round lots offered
$3.50
WHfSkY-A few small lots sold yesterday and day
before at pic per gallon
HOGs-Ihe advance noticed in last tinued
yesterday and day before and several small lots
taken at S4loa23 The governing rate of the market,
however, S3:l2i, which about 5000 head wers
taken in four lots AT Hamilton, Madison and other
points, the IL ndency at last accounts downward
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

WssHlSG7oS. Dec. p. l>t5.-The ..demacr--
cie' are not 50 very economical after a. else
they would not have adjourned the two Houses Of
Congress from Tuesday until Saturday. hus
tho nation IS made 70 pay the rs Congressman,
e. - per day. S2.c2i for each Of the three DAYS
adjourned over. making in the aggregate. sG.672.
4 pretty sum for the .Jenocra, majority 10
mako thu nation paw for dong nothing' Call you
I h IS ''democra.c' retrenchmcnt and reforni
Il is said that the reason why the dominant IN :
" in the House. after voting TO take o.. Of tho
hands of the Door-keePer the appointment Of the
Superintendent of the Folding room and his AS
s'stan', have neglected for two days to. 20 into
said highly impo-,an; election. is because the.
wish 70 hold caucus on the subject. The paw
Of the officers to BE- elected IS abon, tso dollar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31
JAYEE,S HAIR TONIC.

Having ourselves witnessed the beneficial effects this
article the persons OF several of inhabitants,
hesitate nd all those who have unfo-tu
nately lost their hair. w such the certificate
Mr. Hones.-BYi5tnl Phanr.
.'Bristol, +. l., Feb. 16. 1871.
Mr. BayieySir: Having about four years since. hro'
disease lost the hair from the top of my head and having
used many articles recomme nded it,
duced, from the recommendation saw your "Phoe-
nix, TO try Dr.. Jayne's Hair Tonic. | happy
say that after using three bottles head covered
with fine growth of young and healthy hair Several
Of friends and acqualntances have also used 1t to
their entire satisfaction. therefore cheerfuliy recon-
mend all who suffering the greeabe sensation
caused b. badness. JAMES \. HOLMES.
The above certificate is from respectable young
in the Mill, whose statement be
believed.
U5-For sale at REEDS DRuG STORE. Richmond, Ia.
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Executive SEss1oN.-Yo learn from tho Ma
ton lnteIli9encer t1ai tho Senate Yesterday con-
firmcd, il Executive session, tho nomination of
the Hon Louis acL1ao (nppointod BY tho Plesi-
dent OF the I nited States IN tho recess of Con-
grcss) 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PIonipo,entiarv from the United States to the
Kingdom of Great Britain.
4 large number of nominations to Office, by the
President, said TO DO before tho Senate some
of them Of importance. but no combinations it IS
understood have been yet mado, eAcep. the above.
Among the nominations made Yesterday Is that
Of George ". Woodward. of the State Of Pa.
10 DO Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of tho Cni-
ted States tden, Dec. 81.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

SOTICE--The stockholders Of the - Ioaag Mems Lit
cray respectfully requested TO
Hail. Monday evening next, for the purpose Of
hearing an address BY DR.. WILEY. Other business Of
interest will be laid before them for their 1t
hoped they will attend promptly.
The members Of the "FRANkLfN INSTITUTE, arc re-
spectfuy invited TO meet with the Association that
evening. BY order Of the Board,
Der. a. l-i5 B. w. Davis, Sec'v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

RuMoR.-Thc y. Y. Journal Of Commerce
says-A rumor is in circulation hero, that tho
last steamer hrough. proposition for an ad-
Jnstnlcnt Of tho Oregon question, and that tho
samo has boon accepted by government.
We have boon unable 10 trace /. to any aathcn-
tic source. Il may have been got up for tho par
pose of affecting the stock marle..-BaIt. Pat.
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Such IS tho crea. demand for printing. consa-
qnen, upon tho projected railways. ,'!a. Il. the
present titne there is sea rceiy cornposi;or in
London unemployed. md hands -ro IN great de-
m1nd. Two years ago, al tho close Ct fara-
mens. nearly 5000 compositors were unable 10 OBJ
tain employment.
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Borne by the hreezas

'Nong leaves and freezes;
al for dime VIII you GOT
The "a1ilton Brass Band and "Rchnoni Musical
Institute will be there, and hope the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity will also be there
10 greet them with their smiles and appropriations proofea
they ..dscourse music well enough deserve it. which
we doubt not Will be done We bespeak full house
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Wing County Convention.

~ Tomorrow is the day the wings meet a Gem
tre'e for the purpose of appointing delegates to repre-
sent them the State Convention held at Indian-
apols the 9th of Jan SIC, TO nominate candidate
for Governor and Lieut. Governor We hope TO see a
full business meeting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

1lRE-We are informed by Mr.. Samuel Jump, that
the School house in District No. l. northwest OF Rich
mond in this township, in which he been teaching
for some time, Friday night 9th inst, DESTROYED
by fire. The books, states, &c were saved
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

HOPE and Trust-No great difference exists in thoss
WORKS their real meaning HopE 'desire uni
ted with expectation "cxpectation Of some good
TRrsr ..confdence reliance expect, believe. &c
But in the following article which week
paper the word with initial + wont spell
iIG, therefore il should be HorE ythe-bye, grave
whig friend remarked the other day, thai If tho
'swhgs and democrat would all hope ami in
Col than they do in denagogaes of either party that
this nation would be prosperous ami happy" We
believe he is right
THE Term Wnle-The word WING, says exchange
paper made up of the initial letters of the Of
all good men: Ave Hope In GOD"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

DfED.--On Thursday morning last, in this vicinity.
Mrs. ELENDR McWHiNSEY, rect of Mr.. THonAs
New HssEY formerly of Preble Ohio, aged about e1
years
At his residence near Centreville, on MONDAY eve
ming the 9Th instant, Mr.. GEO. w STOSESIREETs
aged about Al wears
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

The South Carolina Legislature adjourned On
the 10Th inst. The House adopted. b. Il vote Of
two 10 one. tho report IN favor Of transferring tho
election of President and Vice Presidon. OF the
United States from the Legislature 70 the people
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

1t is sad that the peculiares of the Jew Daviis or
Hebrew Plaster, by which such wonderful are
effected daily, owing 10 its extraordinary effects
the animal fibres, gaments, and muscles. by which its
virtues carried TO the immediate Of disease of
pain and weakness. No medicine bids fair become
the standing remedy before the public, the Hebrew
Plaster. Use advertisement the fourth page.
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pupils. am pleased to say that the institution is
exceeding the expectations of its friends. 1t oe-
tho fostering care Of tho state, and the pa
tronage of our ci,iSens.
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co CE r..

Tonight the Warner building, can be heard "a
concord Of sounds''-.smusic's sweet voice.
'nelodious and harmonious notes. echong along its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

The Secretary of tho Transury has issued cir
cuar directing sualrv revenue schooners to
rcliovo vessels bound 10 ports from long voyages
which may be N distress from the weather, lack
Of provisions or other causes.
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CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be Eec-
ton held at the Engne House. Monday, the 9Th
of January next, purpose OF electng Mayor
Eight Councmen Treasurer Collector, assessor, and
Marshal for the ensuing yes.r.
By order of the Common Council.
w. w. L1NDE, city Clerk.
Richmond. Dec. Eth, lSi5 Site
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lJJohn Sailor is candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee Of Mayor.
J-Wn. J. sayre a candidate for City 1Narstan, at
the next annual election.
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- to 5. E. Perkins brick building East Of the
Bank where he will be pleased Watches Clocks
&c, for his old friends ana the public generally
He has for sale OF superb atches. Jew
elry of all kinds Spectaces suit all ages Silver and
German-silver Table ana Tea SPOONS, Pen-knves-a
article. Razors Scissors, Silver Thinibies &c
&c &c; all OF which he Will dispose of for Cash
Richmond, Dec. 3lst lSi5. lf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
Prospectus
i'rHE TRUE AMERICANA

NUMBER Of Kentnkians vehoders Others propose 70
IN publish in the City Of LRgfor PAPER devsea 70 saos
the and just basic az liberty he time mas
come when large and respectable party u hot hly " @ AZ.
this subject and act 50 as 10 secure e
end proposed without injustice but wah 70 az
give concentrated effort and maj success
by free conference OF opinion untnmGeled dicuon
We State party, not 10 hhhe WIN ay s
STATE or National pecng from the lovers
liberty of ali studied courtesy and
be consistent with Tie integrity o '
principles which govern us.
n n pposed that our members loose from their old
associations The under control VIII spea
ae the not 10 the passions OF
our people, shall take rgdy TO respect the egal Ig
others intend maintain w snail aenPt
good faith the Jeed1a Of e Pres W hsI our Ms
uphold the Christian morality n ethics
and epubcanm in politics. lis columns shan oe
all in all things concerning human aetoh;
JEFFERSON that there dangerous but that may DC e
the combat of reason we utterly pnaae a ~ n
excluding from the press whatever does MOI SUIT % 80
readers shall not be on masters; & IN
d and ueoaf eoOd,-of press san be iae7pee or
CEASE 10 exs-desiened accomplish great PURPOSES TO yudcaie
principles interest mankind shall srve the elevation oil
dsdain denuncaion, and share The glory W "
gagged 4eieann apd his opinions aud eenes
the above outline Of action he win ne
The True American" win be published weekly, in the City Of
ih % holds in ie economy n Nature and insist upon
IL, men Of fair distribution Of the products capital The size
Of the shall be as sudousy becoming aho se
ful as its means will allow. rtpvs
Trio Dollars and EJ1y Cs per GHHvm payable IN aaroHes
To any person Glib taking fee eePss, Ten Dollars
having paid, TO be regarded az
Adye easements according to current rates.
Bank value received fm all paris Of the Union nt
Kentucky paper preferred Letters be directed to the under
rbs k number will be issued about the Of June and all sub
scrhe desed send in Their by the hs day Of May
next On behalf Of haassy aud Others.
Lexington, FeS. 10, ls4s -, j,
W G. BELL ESQ i our sole Agent Tor th paper "o'' u
sskia nd Dixon's line 3W-Jo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
Information Wanted.

Mr. EDIToR Please publish this in your paper, and
IN the other papers IL will oblige very much.
Moreover not IN your paper Only request every editor
10 give Tins room IN his paper until gets published
throughout the United States.
Let 1t be known that 1, MARY Bryan the wife Of Jacob
Bryan, who left the 18th Of January 1872 bound
Cor the State OF Arkansas for the purpose Of viewing
some land in said State that he had purchased. Unortu
aely he has returned The time of his departure he
rode away o large cay bank The said Jacob
Bryan about i've feet five SIX inches high, toerabiy
we'll built, with blue eyes, light coOred hair, and iar
aud 40 old. Since hrs departure have not heard
of him until lately, heard Of with that name, in
the State of Illinois, hoTse-racing for livelihood. The
said Jacob Bryan Of education, bred and
born in the State of North Carolina The report that
heard from him was that he we'll dressed and passed
for single James Jlff first owned the said land,
granted 10 hun by an act of Congress- for his services IN
the late war which he sold 10 Andrew Psnley. The
latter sold 1t Jacob and he got the deed from Andrew
Pauley and the patent from James Jlfr Any person
acquainted with a man OF that description will aecOmmo-
date by peusng this TO him, aud getting him send
the deed and PATENT and will disturb him any
Furthermore, f any person knows of any such
man. please give information al Dublin, Ia, where he
is and what he is dong. Andrew Pauey has sold out,
and unless the deed and patent shall lose the land
and what has been paid. IL the report heard not
true and any one acquainted with such persnn before
described who has since deceased. will oblige
very much If they will get those articles and send them
10 me. Direct them to Dublin.
One word more in conclusion. In my humble opinion,
do believe his ention when he left,
and his staying has led To believe that he dead
which may be the case for il be proven by the
neIgbors that he left without any criminal necessity
Since his departure of The children has died the
smallest girl. MARY BRYAN.
DrBtIs, Wayne CO., Ia, Feb. 81, l545.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!
Wistdr's BalSdm of Wild Cherry,
ALWAYS TRIUMPHANT!
CURE FOLLOW CURE!
I'm its Onward Victorious Career!
& Z Z g Z : 3 { 8. g

NJ C ~" are the reO,ar authorized agent in Dayton
the sale of Ds WrsraRs BlLaM WILD CHEHHY take this
published Ia The ohdl i'm almost cusk
wrought in my case by above BAsAM
LANGUAGE fails to desc sauiary effects Produced and the
great benefit derived from us use a..
% 81 Ss contents entered m right side and breasts and
IN ~, ativ some armens spnefs Of the amrod passed
80 vs. a.. s,i,,ss aoa risrred
90 ,s ,rS ~ about sly weeks attacked with dsress
cough ard rOteHt pam az wy L. 49,. ana l1rr
when in C0agnng sneoeh! ~ 49, % IT,
Of nailet s~cs,rd
From This ope ming frequently passed quantity o air. supposed
TO issue from The lungs Du"g W. uS w" w 'T
inforabe - -. 80
physicians meanwhile, paio tle ,.v
did all IN their power " my a. LJ 6rae oSfed
coula MOI reach ae sea- y =, 80 ,,sa1v PHYSICIANS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

Hence it appears, that the new Senate, as it will
be constituted at the commencement Of President
Folks Administration, will comprise a Democratic
majority of one If the Legislatures of Ten
nessee Indiana and Virginia, should be Of the same
political cast the Presidential Electors chosen in
the same States last November, the full Senate will
stand-Whigs %, Democrats u. Democratic ma
jority two: in addition to which, is the casting vote
of the Vice President The House Of Representa-
tiyes viii be largely Democratic; so that after the
18th Of March next it is pretty safe to calculate that
the three branches of the government viz. the Presi-
dent, Senate and House of Representatives will be
politically unit. Since Mr.. Tyler camc into power,
no two Of them have been Of the same politics.
Journal Of Commerce
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

Mr. EpIroR WIN. X. WILLIsms, an eminent ana
artist been, fer short period engaged
in executing Daguerreotype Miniatures ~ nus place.
where numerous specimens Of his wonderful ar, nave
fo eysla,ure cit,zens aud Strangers We understand
TIA, il + the intention of Mr. Williams 10 VISIT some OF
The principal towns the West and gives Us pleasure
70 saw thai his admirable skill in producing eorreet Ike
nesses and his polite aud genrIemany department, have
secured for him the appreciation and esteem OF large
'''''s % '@4'''''- MANY CITIZENS.
IsprAsAyorIs, Feb "a, 1e45.