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NOTICES OF DIsCoNTINUANCE.

" 3 ubscriber who wish TO discontinue their
papers requested to forward what is due for
the Voice to the time of sending notice, and without
expense TO also to inform Inc Of their wish to
discontinue, by letter from Postmasters from
themselves, as oflnte, do not choose to pay post
ago on return papers. The greatest objection
have 10 paying such postage, is that about nine
tcnths those who notify by returning papers owe
for potion Of The time they have received the
Voice. As each Postmaster is officially bound 10
notify Of discontinuanceS without expense, either
to the publisher subscriber is to BIO hoped that
the class named will heed this ausion to the mat
ter As has been before stated, payments may be
made TO PoStmasters or other agents.
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From the Vefgennes Vcrmonter.

Mr. BLAIsDELL IL have made an ex-
pertinent which | think will be of great
service TO some Of your readers; g. under
this impression, offer it for publication,
in your valuable paper. Having three
beautiful and dourishing locust~Irees in
NY front yard, | discovered them 10 be in a
state Of rapid decay & observed they were
being destroyed by The 5orer. Wishing 10
save them ifposslble, Iresolvedto try an
experiment.
According in The fore part Of last June,
while the insect was still young, 1 wash~
ed one Of the trees thoroughly with strong
soap suds--another whitewashed, and
10 the trunk and main branches OF the
third applied, with painters brush, n
small quantity Of spirits Of turpenline, 49,
The first Two trees continued 10 decline :;
but The last grew thrifty and showed no
symptoms of decay until this season when
| again applied the lurpentine, and observ-
ed that an hour alter its application the
ground around the roo! ofthe tree was lit
orally covered with kind of grub>worm,
abou! three quarters of an irch long,
which noticed came out of The bark ard
dropped down, apparehtly dead.
| think this wash will be found q pre-
venlive against the ravages of this per-
nicious insect Yours g..
SOLOMON ALLEN.
PantOn, June %, 1916.
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BALTIMoRE, June %. 19A6

The Mormon WAR RENEWED. The
western mail received here tonight, brings
information of disturbances in Nauvoo. L
appears that tae regulars have determined
that every Mormon shall leave that place
and measures have been adopted TO drive
off such as are not disposed to 60.
The editor of the Hancock Eagle, al
Nauvoo, has suspended his paper. Ii is
said 10 be the intention Of the assailans to
destroy the temple.
The 81 Louis papers of the 18th inst,
stale that there had been no outbreak on
the Is b. The alarm, however, continu.
ed, and a steamboat which left Nauyoo on
the l3.h heard The report of five or six
cannon 10 the direction of the city, soon
offer her departure. N Y Herald.
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IS7 The following notices were omitted
last week for want Of room.
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

I The fourth Annual Report of the Exec
utive Committee Of the American Temper
ance Union has just come TO hand. This
comes in pamphlet form, and occupies 70
pages. As this report embraces the SUBJ
stance of the progress of Temperance thro's
out the United States during the past year,
extracts will, from time TO time, be made.
Numbers and of The Musician's Leo
icon or Treasury Of Musical Hno wledge,
have been received. This work is to be
published by J. w. Moore, Bellows Falls, VT.
and al CT and 60 Court street, Boston. Price
one dollar per annum.
Musicians in this vicinity, wishing 10 pro-
cure musical works can see the above Nos.
Of the lexicon by calling at this Office.
Numbers | and 2 Of Wellman's MuStrat-
ed Botany, came to hand last week. The
third number having been previously rcceiv-
ed and noticed, no further remarks will now
be made, except to say, the wolk is well fit
ted to interest and profit the youthful mind
DESTROYS Of understanding the science Of
Botany. This is monthly publication of
"a pages each number. Price $50 per year,
or two copies for S5.
Two copies Of the Speech of Mr. Sew
art, which we this week commence copy ing,
were received from Messrs J. Calamer and
Geo P. Marsh, for which they will undoubt-
edly feel remunerated by seeing the speech
more widely disseminated.
The Columbian, and the Illustrated |
for July are received, both of
which sustain their high reputation Tor neat
ness, and beauty Of the engrayings. The
Columbian commences q new volume with
the July number.
PUBLICATIONS. NOT RECEIVED.
Tie Youths Cabinet, for the last three
months, has failed of reaching this office.
What has become Of it, friend Woodwork
Graham's Maguzine for May has not
,een received here. We want it to COM
,leIe the volume. r
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How many heart aches should we spare
ourselves if we were careful to check
every unkind word or action towards
those we love, by this anticipating re-
Election, THE time may soon arrive when
the being, whom am now TO am ct,may
be snalched from me forever to the cold
receSses OF the grave, and deaf to the
voice ofmy remorsefu penitence.
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FROM the city OF Mexico,


We have dates via Havana from the
city Of Mexico, to the 30th May, and from
Vera Cruz to June 2. Letters from the
city OF Mexico continue 10 speak Of The
disturbed state of the country, and he rev.
oNutons ia progress, and in conception.
Paroles is about TO march with 1000, or
more, men to the seat Of war; and is maxi
ing great efforts 10 raise money and men,
the last seeming more abundant than the
first. The revolution in the South of
Mexico had not been suppressed, and it
does not appear that Alvarez had fed
South, as reported some time ago. A
warm controversy was going on in the
papers rs 10 the intended march Of Pare>
des. Many contend that his abandonment
OF the seat of Government for the seat of
War, will be but The signal for further
revolutions that will break out Us soon as
he leaves.
The departure Of Paroles will be very
difficult to accomplish, since the events on
the frontier have produced a strong inr
preston. In case he should march. he
may command 10000 men, including the
reserve, and Arisa's. tits reported also,
that charges will be made against Arista.
The Daro of Havana, ofJune 9, which
we have received. furnishes US some later
news from Mexico, in extracts from Vera
Cruz papers to May 81.
The letters dated Mexico, May goth
md 30,h," discuss at length the subject Of
he war with the United States. They
state ia substance as follows: That Gen.
A rsla marched in obedience 10 orders re-
,eived, to the left bank of The Rio Bravo,
'Ihough he opposed the plan from the be-
ginning as mex peGient. His force is said
o have numbered from 8 10 1000, not
nore--and it is contended that he gained
he frs, day at the Resaca de Guerrero,
de la Pama?) but lost the battle at PaIo
Ai:o; although by no want of yalor sun.
ortunately not having the support OF a
reat rart of the iafanry,' and yet the
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WAR WITH MEXICO!
Advance Of the Army in part: An.
other Armistice Proposed by
AriS!a,


On Thursday the r cardo Rangers
| were sent out on scoU! after some armed
Mexlcans, who were discovered proving
a9out in The vicinity of the Andrew Jack-
son camp. They returned without fnd>
ing them, but on their march they discov-
cred through information furnished by a
Mexican, lot of arms, swords, pistols, etc.
concealed in a Rancheros house, about
five miles from The camp. The proceeds
of the booty was distributed among the
coptors.
Yesterday afternoon, 1t. Col. Wilson
with five companies of The Is! Infantry,
Capt. Dcsha's Mobile Volunteers, and
Capt. Prices Texas Rangers, accompani.
ed by Cap's. Ogden and Flint, volunteer
aids TO Gen. Smith, took up their line of
march for ReinOso, about 60 miles from
Malamoros. Gen. Connes, with his l.,
500 cavalry, has fall,n back, and is en-,
trenched at Reino2o.
The New Orleans Tropic of The 18Th
June, furnishes the following news from
the army:
A letter was received yesterday by The
steamer Sea, which states that Ger. Arts,
"a had sent proposals 10 Gen. Taylor for
an aTmIstice, and ihat he had established
his head quarters at Monterey, with Is
coo men. Gen. Taylor is said TO have
sen! back in answer that he would meet
Gen. Arista al Monterey.
News is anxionsy expected from Col.
Wilson's expedition to Reonoso, rs il is
said that Cand'es and all his f3rces, a.
mounting 10 from IL 10 ID 600 cavalry,
are concentrating there, and will no doubt
show fight. Col. Wilson's command a.
mounts 10 about 500 men.
BY the arrival of The steamer N. York,
a! Now Orleans, advices from Bras
Santiago, 10 the 9th June, had been reeeiv-
ed. The news of Gen. Taylo's promo>
ton 10 the grade Of Brevel Major Gener-
al had difused joy through all ranks III
the army, and in Texas.
There was little sickness amorgsl our
volunteers, diarrhoGa. arising from the
change Of food and condition Of life they
will, however, soon gtl INJURED.
Speer, the Mexican trader. who was
discovered carrying ammunition 10 Santa
F'e, and pursued by Col. Keamey, will
is thought, oul5rp him. He has with
I'm seven kegs, and two boxes Of muskels.
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Wyatt! the convicted murderer, has been
sentenced 10 be hung at Auburn on Mons
day, the l7th Of August next, between the
hours OF one and four in the afternoon
Mail.
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CHANGES OF THE MIND. The mind is
always Undergoing fine changes. In
presSions fade and their distinct new
edge is.worn off, As an exampIe, observe
a portrait of some friend during his pres
ence, and again during his ttsence. In
the first case, the likeness will lose much
Of its resemblance and power 10 strike
You compare it with the original, and
thousand points of difference appear
But when The orngina is away. the pic
ture grows upon you, and anans at last
almos! the force OF reality.
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HAIL STORM. o. Saturday a de.
struclive storm Of hail passed over that
part of Sandlaae situate along the valley
of the mountain, extending about one mile
in width and in engh, as far as ascertoincd
through the towns of Pnstown, Bruus.
wick on the north and Nassau on the
South. The damages ia The vicinity Of
PoestenkilI seem to be the most severe.
Large fields OF Rye, almost ready for the
harvest, were cut down and Destroyed
Oats, corn, grain, grass and fruit, of ev-
cry description have suffered severely, &
in some places entirely destroyed. On
Tuesday, three days after the storm, we
saw specimen of the hail which had
been gathered the day before. Some OF
the stones were nearly an incn in diame~
ter. Buildings with windows fronting
south and easr, had most, and IN some ca
ses every ligh! demolished. Deep in
donations were made in boards, and the
line of the Storm can easily be traced as
you ride along, aud witness the marks left
upon the houses and fences Troy Budg>
ct.
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A young man named Thomas Snow
was drowned on Thursday while bathing
near Brnman's Bath. Every person who
goes in TO deep water should know that a
person may float in the water any length
OF time without moving a muscle, by as
suming certain position. Clasp your
hands behind your back, and make your
nose the highest point or zenith Of your
body and keep still, & you cannot possibly
drown except 10 vcyy rough water This
is an iniaIibIe resource if attacked with
cfamp in swimming CArOnot9qe.
Gen. Gains and AID, have arrived in
Washipr,on,
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New iron Store.

NO. - MIN SI'REEI, WORCESTED
DICHARDS0N, L0RING & co. have on
u q hand and for sule--cheap Jor Cash-Engsh Refined
Banks, Old sable. Norway, fweedes and Band 4 II ON -
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and sweeds shapes--il
ster HoOPs-BEST CAST STEEL, Sanderson,s
NGyLors', and Jessop's-German q Coach Spring steel
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Crow Bars-Vices-
Axles and B0xes-IIorse Nals-sheet Lead and Zinc DC
r., l.. < co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and at shor notice 1sParcular attention paid to Fac
tory Work--Tin Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs
STOVES of all descriptions constantly for sale at The
very lowest prices, me Old 3TAED OfH. A. RICHARD
SON, a Jew doors north 0fthe Eagle HDkel
April 49, If No. 70 Main st., Worcester.
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LOOK AT THIS!

"A TANNEKY FUK SALE on the mountains
IN In North Beckett within half mile of the Depot nm
the Western Railroad nearly new, lately owned and occu
pied by William Barnard 40 Tanpits under cover Lime
aud Water pits, Bark MILL Pulling Mill Tor hides pumps
aud splitting Machine, all moved by water power For
further ariicnars inquire 0f fhc subscriber In Amherst
" o. JOSHUA BARNARD, near the premises
Oct. ~. ew' BENJAMIN ALLEN
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.


TO Eruptons ant Diyfgurements of ne skin PIN
pteS, II ecktes, Sun6urn, SAT- Rheuaa Scprpv
Sore Heads &c &c.
Is astounding how quickly by the Of cake Of
Jones Italian Chemical soap, sallUw. yelluw dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White.
Persons purchasing this l,gti ask for ZONES,
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP aud, perhaps, as many
who have been cheatef with cOunterleils will be 100
muth discouraged otry The genuine, say such TRY
this onceyou wlno regret it but always see that the
name OF I. JON Els is On the wrapper.
From TIE Neg Orleans CeAtiaet October, 1914.
One 0t our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, INFORMS us thai
ne has been cured of old scay salt Rheum OF Is wears
stan ing on his beard fingers and hands by cake OF
an article much advertlsed latey-we sneak OF ZONES,
Italian Chem cal Soap He also Informs ns thai he has
ried us effects upon his fenale slave, Rose yellow
girl much marked with sunspot, and he found in two
weeks her skin much clearer and winter.
From The NtW York Sun.
we make u rule never Ia notice advertised ar
uGle but rom what we have heard from several persons
respecting the powers Jones Italian Chemical SOAP
We Gh not hesitate pronounce il all II is Represented
aud can therefore, cOnscientonsly recommend 10 our
readers Who are afflicted wIh erufians, marks disGg
urements.
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
LEI RE-OPEMEn. lh7

VIE subscriber having purchased le stock belonging 70
the Estate OF MOVES Lone has opened the eAten
sye Ware Rooms at I57 MAIN STREET, and made large
additions 10 their former assortment and respectfully
lclls share Of patronage.
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Ware
MOONS N Boston, he feels confident that he hall be hbe
W 0her TO the citizens Of Worcester aud vicinity every de-
sstslpuoh 81 FURNITURE nj lower pfices, FOR CASH,
'han nave been sold heretofore.
re will az all times make 70 order, at short notice, such
Wucles OF Furniture may be needed
e intends TO Keep on hand such assortment shall
@ purchasers the unnecessary expense u making jour
hey 70 Boston or esewhere and hopes that ali viii call al
M se ooms before purchasing and sa,sfy themselves
WAY "hat Is abOvesiated IL strictly true.
Worcester, Sept 10. dwu JosEpu BUCKLEY,
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For rem wing Grease spots, Stains, or Marks from
Clothes oens, Carpets, &C. &c., and rendering the
spots whel Il applied clear, bright new aud spoless.
Soil Otth IuH Direcfi0nS-Price % cents
1PA the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap p store, by j. CIRCUIT, in.
Oct 10. cod WHIP
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
fsxSsS1 fsxss Eaz:ssSggssss u
Ve4s5 les MI


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at AN
gnd 50 Pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. al II AN
With Worcester Passengers. st7 and N, and So N.
NIB. The NJ train will take up passengers Eas
of birmingham.
With Passengers from He,oYork by Steamer Norwich
early every dsy except Monday stopping only at FTang
kaR,.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road, every afternoon, except Sunday stopping ony
FTomingkam.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New IIs
ven and New York, at u All 81 An aad Pm
For NOrpich AID Stations the Norwich Railroad at
u A. NJ. and 24 P. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Stations Il aadsl u,
and P.
N. B. The M. Train will not stop at any StaAsl
East Of birmingham
For Nllbury, at u A. N. aud II P.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer. NJ o'ck
p. NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad at ~ AM.
For Neiu York, Hartford and New Haven, II
FROM MILLBUkY.
For Bostoa and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
st A. M. and 81 P. NJ.
SAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at u and 10 A and Pm.
Leave Boston 81 AN. I2I and ST pm
Freight Train will leave Boston l2s M. for Saxon
willie, taking passengers Brighton Newton, Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at TIA. M-trom Boston
I'm.
All Baggage st the risk ofits owrer
Fares less when paid the Tickn. Offices Khan In
the Cars. WM PARKER, 5up't.
Dec 7. 1876. If
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Dye-House Removed,

, We suDscriber has Removed his DYeIn9
=. works to his New shop on CENTRAL. STREET
aHs s envy zen roe from Main street, where ali goods must
a,,acsed he t Is,.rie shop with every convenience
wCra sna DC ao1e az veil and shorter notcs than a.
adiasi D5rS Z rs ai .t MINIS " nus vicinity.
ONE DOLLAR Genlemens COATS and PANTS coIared
whole Articles for Mourning done in thpe a. [
required. " ''iee Guys "heh
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed a, . l.,
rec, II desired CARPETS, sHAwLs of ali Kind "a ~
ITARY uHlFoRhs cleaised and pressed md wa,ra,,d a.
look as well as new goods. Satisfaction 70
cases. or charge will be made e'"H'eeo IN az
~ only Office in Worcester is on ce,, !,
Street. HENRY r ADANTg
Worcester, Aug. 20. .S
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcastar Exnrass.

fIfHE subscriber continues the EXPRESS be
tween Boston and Worcester for the rate transmits
sion Of Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie AID Mer
ehandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given paying collecting aud
gotldlng notes, drafts, bills, and purchasing selling
merchandise, produce, Business al! attended
10 in the prompt and faithful manner and the pat
rons of this line depend upon the delivery par
GELS with the utmost regularity aud dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in amy part
Of the City.
Orders free for goods he returned by this EXPRESS.
OFFlCEs -HARNDEN u CO.'S Office 8 Court Street
Boston; II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main ST
Worcester. g. 3 LEONARD.
Aug. a. 1886. DIT
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MOORISm HAIR nYn.

For pernanently dyeng Light, Red, or Gray Hair
Dark Brown Black Color, without dyeng or iriurinp
the skin. sod with full Directions.
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Auction and Commission House.


JOHN G.. OTIS ~ CO.
AUCTION AMP COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Saint LOnis, no.
DElNG engaged IN the Auction and Commission buhi
ID ness ~ mis- Guy womb tender services 10 manu-.
acInrers and merchants In The Eastern Cities, nnd would
respectfully solicit consign mems Of BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandise. and pledge pay particular aten
ton 10 sales Of Goods placed IN hands, and all regard
paid to directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen;
r. II. stone, and John r Darby, Esq'ra., 81. Louis
James A. SCOTT, Esq, Hew York Lewis 4. Brown Esqb
PhHadeLphtdj Messrs. Allen g. WEIGH B0ston Mr. Is. u,
OTIS, W0rcesfeJ. tfH Aug 90
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Examination Of Diseases
Y q l. AIR OY a q n
WANTED

WANTED
Two HIRE good industrious man. with small omily
Tor one years time, to commence the first OF Deoem
PER "oo1 encouragement given. good House and gar
den furnished. .IiERVleV IA .a,RslSrr
Auburn, Oct Ia n
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MERCHANTS
REMOVAL.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE People !!

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLEi
V'uAT the Proprietor % The PEoPLE's CHEAP
l. STO Il has removed with an addti,n,l NEW
STOCK OF DRY GOODS from 1893 Main Stree, "a
No I43 waldo Block) MAIN STREET,
into that magnificent Store, entirely and fitted with
the care expressly for his trade ay the former
store not sufficiently large lie is in hopes BY this
removal that he may have sufficient accommodate
his numerous friends and that have couple
tely ihronged this well known Establishment
Ihe subscriber s grateful Tor The past patronage, and
asks Tor continuance the his New Store where
his customers will ever find him Ready and wiling
their calling.
know II is tfsen said, is all lumhug does
know when to believe these advertisement they all aim
for the largest story, out believe me, say
anything but what is true and there should be any
doubt what have 10 say have said, please ca and
sy yourself.
among the assortment may he found large stock Of
Cashmere SHAWis such rs have been sold from sc
to $40 for sale from 81 @l2 equally as good Nett
Terrsk", Patd, Imitation Cashmere aud Broad Gloh
shawls, prices Ing from 374 IS. Black Blue
black Blue Maroon and Drah ALPACCAs, from II cents
TO ID cts-sone good silk Warp for az cts; AIEPiNES
from 50 cents to 20 as good rs formerly bought from rs
cts 10 8 l,50
M.de LANES CAsTIMEREs.- Corded OTTOMANs;-
P0LKA'S in endless variety PRINTS, large stock
vary ing in price from d cts to % cts.
FLAN Els of every description, quality and colc'-
comprising Whce, Red. Yeinw Spotted Red Spotted aid
Green, varying in price f. ON Is cls to 81.
CLOAKINGS ufall kinds-Broalccihs, CassimeTes, Sat
inets, Tweeds. small Plaids for lioy's
HoSIEkf Of every description, vary ing In price from
IL to 81 cs Conlorlers Mittens and Glove All
Carpet Warp and Lace, and IN fct you can depend upon
finding general assortment Oi Dry Goods prccs
that will meet the views Gt almost every customer thu
in want OF Dry Goods. Our motto remains the same
QUICK RETURNS SMALL PRuFlTS, or as snme Of my
worthy neghbnrs say no prodts al ALL Be il it may,
TIE PEOPLES STORE Is THE PLACE. and ever his
been 20 buy Dry Goads LOWER than they ran POSSIBLY
10 bnueht Al any other establishment.
Do,'t forget the place-WALDD BLOCK, third Store
north of The Central Hotel nearly opposite q. :. Ess
Umbrells store, side OF the Post Office walk
from called business side the Of The Central
iuei usually numbered mp with in the middle of
The daj. G. NJ. DAYTON.
Worcester, Dec H. 5Oti