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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

TIE AMERICAN METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE
is the title of new month y, published oy
Israel Post of New York. and edited by VIII
liam Langdon. This is decidedly the most
olerant Magazine we have ever seen In this
country, especially in the embellishments when
are exceedingly beautiful. One, which Is al
combination of the line and mezzotln styles, Is
superb specimen of art, and an honor to the
country. There is someth ng novel in this
plate, and exceedingly pleasing. The reading
matter is of superior order, and the work
deserves liberal patronage. The price is
$500 year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

A Lava SraErcH OF TRAvEL The Spring
fp,d Republican says tina, Mr.. Jam Parker
,r the conductors on the Western Rail-
r,,I bdtween Springfield aud Boston, has ac-
al in,ha, capacity ever since the opening oi
IN, road to that place, in October. 1882
osriod of Ola y ars. D3duc'lns probable
les Of um,, eigh. or nine months, and rating
hi, trips at 600 miles per day, he has travelled
,.,hin the tine stated, over five hundred an'
,a,r,y thousand miles-a distance eqnlvaen
O., m,re than twonty-one tin - the circuml'r
eo.9 of tn, globe, or more than Journey u
In. no n and back.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

uP Lady Ashburton, died at Gosport Eng
land mn the 5,h ult. She was the daughter
of the late William Bingham of Phlladelphia
formerly U. 5. Senator from Pennsylvania
Her uncle Richard Willing, Esq, and various
other relatives, are still living in Philadelphia
| Lord Ashburton, it will be remembered, dice
on The 18th Of 7: * ii::ss;;.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

UPN Buntlne has just issued his own
Holiday Extra, pictorial sheet, in'ersperseo
with variety of good reading matter, and
cpatal Freebooter story. 1t may be had al
! Tilley's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
WAsHIsGToS, Jan. 4

The Union o. this morning. states that
letter has been received a, the War Department
containing General Taylor S resig alton, taking
effect on the 3ist of the fresen, month.
The Post Master announces tina, information
has been received at the Department, of the
conclusion of postal treaty between Great
Britain and America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

UPThe Flag oi oar C"'oh ior 'n's "'e"'
is 4 model number ii appears IN entire ne"
type. and contains the first part oi the lho"-
sand dollar prize tale just written ior us COZ
umns. Many ofthe best writers III the eo"'''
,r> contribute 10 it, and the proprietor promS'
as wonders for the year. 1t may be had al
,TIIey's every week, where yearly suoScrIp'
IONS are also received.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

I,grr N,yqc read, who served with Gis'
,;nc,ion ia The Mexican war, and subsequently
vro,e tragedy called Loves Mar,yr' Is
% have a complimentary benefit at the Walnut
.,ro, Tbo.re somc tine this month,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

PsrER C. Books, Of Boston. whose dea'h'
m New Years Day, We have already record
ed, was. at the time Of his DEATH the richest
nan in Boston. lie was the taiher-n-Iaw o'
Edward Everett, who will now pro'abIy sue
led to the enjoyment Of one of the largest Tor
tunes which ever in this country came into 'h'
,ossesson of a man Of letters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

/ IiyrRrooL The number Of inhabitants III
I.yerpool has diminishe within the paSt year
no less than ii 100 pers ms. There are salo
10 be 400 houses uuoccupied in the city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
THE CHOLERA IN New ORLEANs, &c.

Philadelphia, Dec 81 1915
Adyices from New Orleans of the Gath IN
slant, repor, forty-,hree deaths the day previous
in the Charity Hospital.
A telegraphic despatch, dated a8,h' in the
Charleston Courier, states that there had been
a decrease in the mortality, the previous lev
days, caused by the thinning of Of the popu'a
,iop. who had been leaving in great numbers
by all possible opportunities.
/ Business generally, throughout the c'ty'wa'
a, stand still.
/ General Worth and staflhad arrived at Ne"
Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

LEWIS CAss's (jr) nomination, before the
Senate awhile ago, it is now SAID, lies over uIl
some information be received from Detroit, a
q, matters personal tu MIR {.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

iered an amendment to II, making the private
property oi stockholders liable for the com
pany's debts. House Adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

U7We are happy 10 announce that MAJOR
Thorn W Sherman, ot II is town, Is no"
stationed g, Fort Adams, III this harbor hI'
company arrived from New London on Tues
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

CAPTURE OF AN AMERicAN SrEAmrN.--W
learn GIom Maracaibo that American steamer
,conree had been captured for passing the
blockade.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

rT Lady Byron. the wife Of the poet, has
made donation TO Frederick Douglas of ten
mounds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

Two prRsoSs Bupxr TO DEArR:EIhc New
p,dl.rd Mercury oi "Wednesday m.Iu'np says
,b,, the dwelling hou.e ol Mr.. DAVID Nint'
an Wss,w,r,. n, ,ar lick liridsc. VAS discov-
er.d to be ON fire about 4 o clock "n tts.ay
n,oroing. aud was entirely consumed. MIS-
Sally Wing, IL years al age, ahd ,"s sew"
ssa;. old named DAVID ". Gliinrd. s"n ~
kcmrIS 5. aad Abby W. Giaold' leih ma
i. A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

Jusr So.-If you fall in love with good
Girl that loves you, marry her, ard ask not Tor
perfection in woman for if you do you won ,
find If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

Iron Tuesday there were six deaths from
cholera in Cincinnati.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

GysOn Monday evening last while large
.,odence were assembled IN meet nc hons
m Westerly, on the Connecticut side The h"o
gave way precplta,iog the people IN the base
,pen,. A large number of legs and arms wer
broken. Messengers were sent to S'o Ing
cn 10 obtain all the Doctors Great sIarh
y,s felt throughout the assembly, and MANI
,,. the sulI,rings Of the injured.
III, The papers announce perfect rush
migrants. towards Texas, chiefly from Miss
,,lppi aud the adjoining States.
| uFMr Ellct. the contractor OF the snspe'
sion Bridge at Niagara Falls, drove across VI
bridge, il company with another een'em''
IN a cutter sleigh, on Christmas morning.
\ Tn. ,.,uru trip cas- made in a round uo'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

uP The 81. Louls ke,eic, notices WIN
admiration, III al, ent Of a Gao IN that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

r-r The Legislature ofNes Jersey uso' On
Tuesday. the Dth ins,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

u-T Gen. Gaines and lady arrived a, Cin'in-
,a,,. las, Thursday,en route to New OrIeanS--
he General TO take comsnd Of the Southern
division Of the Aruy in p ace of Gen. Taylor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

The undersigned hereby announce. hi- with.
drasal from tle editorial department Of the
1era republican. II reason for his course
.houlj be- desired he hopes that satisfactory
one may be found IN the fact that hi- official
duties require much Of lis time that but
hlilr or none Is left ior the performance Of the
dn'ie. Of an editor, in addition to which, it
may be- remarked That the state Of hi, health
viii not permit him 10 con'inac his labor, IN
that department.
H. tenders hs sincere thanks TO generous
public for She liberal patronage extended TO the
Republican, And in thus Withdrawing from it,
bee feel, we'll assured that II Viii lose nothing
IN the Way Of interest, bat, on the couirary,
that IL will continue to be- a welcome visitor to
It's readers. IT, leaves II IA hands both worthy
Of public confidence aud capable Of accom-
rl-hius The Objects Of the enterprise
Respcc,fu&
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

Groron ELECTION The following tclc-
graphic dispatch 10 the New Orleans Dehd
.hoa, that q democratic Governor, a demo-
cratic Senate. and democratic House are elect
edin Georgia:
Macon Ga, Oct 1, 1919.
Editors Da1a The returns already received
leave no doubt IL the election Of George W.
Towns, the democratic candidate for Governor.
over I'LL the ~hig candidate, ty large and
decided majority.
Both branches Of the Legislature will Ike
wise be democratic.
MARYLASD-Ano,hcr Dispatch of the same
date from Baltimore, contains the following in
relation to the Mar,la election,
"Mciane (lemoerat) is reelected in the RAJ.
,iiaOfc district. hy minority Of about $50
The returns from the ID and 9th districts indi-
cate the election Of Mckeig and Evans fWhigs).
The Congressional delegation viii probably be-
the same us in the last Congress-siz; -Four
whIgs aud two democrats"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

T. 4 pATlIID


II our thank nrc due 10 J " ftAyrGAN,
E~,i, of Flanagan. Hotel Henderson, for
thu Kindness W. recently received at hl, we'll
furnished house. \ continuance OF bis altcn-
iions viii ensure him success with the travel.
ing community, and speak well for the thrifty
town IN which he resides
az The IRREGULAR manner in which our eS-
changes are received is matter of much an
noyance II is but few week, since several
large bags OF papers were brought To this office
from Mansfield The postmaster at tlis place
hast week, received notice that therc were four
bag. OF mail matter already accumulated at
that office. These papers when they arrive
N doubtless. have to remain several weeks
before they VIII be removed Is there mo rem.
eds for tins state Of affairs The truth s, this
country Is sadly in need Of increased mai f'-
ciltic.. We desire, We can hardly say We
hope. that something may be done in the prem.
isrs. Can any one inform us Of the where
abous Of our new Maui Agent Or is be- still
:" Mississippi
1F We are CERTIFIED in being able to state
that Judge EVANS das SO far recovered from
h- reccn, ndisposlion, a. To be able to attend
to his judicial appointments. lie viii start for
Cherokee county to-day, the District Cour, for
which commence. on Monday next
~ The late election for County Commits
,ioncr resulted as follows Mallory Sc; Mead.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

AGENTS. TOR THE TENAs EErt HlitAN.
. u p,-rff. Ssrrreyorf. II.
Ia 4 sferti H.s.rflis Ala.
J u,pLsr AsrfssnS. Carthage. T''as.
n Ngt.oS, Naeag,ia he'.
Z ] 4 WosrHsN. P4lsfiiH,.
II q BrrsE, T,'e.
~ J u. NtrGut Rs,k.
q {. V,rttto Giissrr.
~ /. II AsecsorT >hetJgt,ll,,
+ ts,u,N. Jessrsaa.
! \ WtS.ffrtr. Ifrni>-ios,
u 2 NF,p bel i,Hog'.
" = HrirrtfS. RgA.
cd " pta,Nr. WasAarie-,
WILLIAM tnfrtr. U,nHgcrssis.
Joss " rttrrf Hafioa,
\ v Iywl- RrtHlan
u g. iirFF. Naasf Pioasry'
VI Y I.wsas Nausf lai,rJat.~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

HENRY CLAY ksn ToRMrNffR-'j
recent visit to Newport, we were coma
amused at a dry Joke perpe'ra'cd .,
Clay upon one of those syrorhanis vs.
bs DIGGING the track of greatness ID
chance To receive momen'ary halo o. /
Mr. Clay with his amiahlc family, had
turned from Sunday evening ride, ~
making his way quietly, ard vi hou' "
osien,allon, through the hall OF the w
his rooms on the second floor, when
met plump IN the face by tall. o'l J
good looking parsonage, who, taking W
statesman by the hand, cleared his 'h'S
a Hem and commenced making
sci speech. We believe, however, ihal
a simply rchnsh of that delivered by ~,
Franklin, Of New York, on the oceas,oa j,
visit Of the late President Polk 10 'aa'
couple of years since. Mr. Clay wa's
great complasanee, until his lormen'e'
ded his harangue, and then quietly II
" Have YOU flushed YOU, remarks, slf "A
and beg that YOU will forgive me 7
ieaye YOU lam rcrg much obheF'
SIR contained the Sage of Ashland ~
that must have eat the fellow to Tue r.
he had the brains to have comp'sN
Harry then pleasantly put his arm ~
waist of his charming daughier''h'-,
walked ni'h rather mrrl step 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25

q, II is SAID tina, The potatoc disease is in.
erea..ng in Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
THE RED FLAG.


Fos1L. S.-Yors w,slJ Tnosn.
Rtp. red lie the color Of Llberty'' wear,
s,d red De toe nue. OF the banner we ope
n,,o red a. the sinking sans glance Of cespsr
srisbt red a. the ns,ng suns slesninss Of hope.
x.tncolored emblem want we 10 our wars, wrong
Bending issehood with truth and the right with the
at sin pie and sing lie ana bold our cause,
Auoy red banner Ne III carry along
The red 10 unfacing: the blue psls,h soon.
And the smoke of the battle will lsfulsh tie Wn!te,
Our fsE must De borne Ia the glare Of the noon,
And be carried sloit Ia the storm Of the night
I, mu., az la toe face Of the dire csnnonsoe;
., must Drop over heaps Of The patriot dead
Before old fortress wall and on new Dsrnca1e,
Where fight with our IN GIT Tor ouF o~aDei OF req
II. hue should be beautiful over the world,
Whether hung on the blue walls VI Rays tky-
On the green nelds Of ireland or Eogland unigHeo,
or dung free 70 the SHOWS that Ia NuscoVy lie
Inc blood Of our brothers Ia. given It's dye,
And the blood Of their sisyeTs must right
II ha battle 10 the tnts that stream "a the ssy
And glow Ia the fuse nres that CLEAN IN the nght
Our pale Gag Of truce is AL REDEEMED md vet
And tho olive branch resk. with the Peoples fresh
blood
Red ,e.l. @ the portals Of Peace We will 81,
III they re opened forever and opened for good
Red. red 10 the ,lsn that IL hung In the Heaven;
Red red are the hands Of our tyrsuts IN gore
Wsr war d. their cry-and war snsl 30 given
Iil the places hat know them sn.I <no" tnerl no
more.
10 the ght Of defeat that red banner snsll seem
Deep red a. th4 grief that our dropping sOais wear
when tbs sunshine OF Victory proudly snail beam,
Bright red az our JOY II will plsy in the air
through the blsre Of the battle, where death demons
dart
When the hot stream, Of blood Xix. slsvstids Gov,
When the fury of lgnts its dame Ia tbs heart,
Red az ire and . burning our banner will 60
Bat when wars shsll be ended and safety returning,
Brngs back TO the cheek Of the maiden tue bloom
That Puritys e!'t from the kiss OF the morning.
And Freedom's aurora oispertes the gloom
when Cruelty, Bigotry, Tneit and Extorticn
No longer usurp the dominion Of Man,
When Justice with might gives 10 Labor tie poruon'
And Brotherhood comes 70 accomplish the pso-
When Plenty and Peace shall replace DesIth and
Danger, 800 60,
And flowers lend their hues 10 our jubilees mirlh,
Then our fsg will forget al the IRE OF i't anger,
And softly It's rose color blush through the earth
R~e fsrt. OF ~ ist W. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
As EXTRAORDINARY OPrRA1ros-Ertirpatior

As ExrRAoRDISARr OPrRArros-Ertirpati
ofsa Orsrian T4sor On Monday last the exGrsordi
nary opsrs'ion Of the complete and successful removal
Of an enlarged ovarian tumor was performed in the
southern section Of our city By DR.. Thomas l. Murphy
assisted by Dr. L J. chaisy. The operation was per
formed ST the urgent solicitation Of young lsdy who
had been suffering from the enlargement for the aH
two years and who had been thrice subjected 10 the
operation Of psrscsntesis The tumor had attained
remsrka0ls we and, sthOugh tsppiog had been per.
formed but lev weeks since Il weighed, when refnov
ed the extraordinary weight of trrfy sr p0nne' TIE
entire abdominal cavity vas occupied % me tumor,
which wss o. enlarged that although an ineison nearly
es 1t inches In length sde along the Inca aba Il
xss found Necessary reduce the volume By pareiur
ing the turnor and drawing On some twenty pounds Of
.uid before tne o. tgmor could be removed Upon
ne withdrawal Of the umOr from the cavity OF Tue a.
donen IL VAS discovered that no adhesion had taken
place between the tumor and the abdominal Psrietes
and IL only remained g complete the operation y ap
ply the proper gsturss around The neck Of the ianor
md sever its connections with the Uterus IT'S ~st
accomplished with not the Ills hest hemo -rtsse
and with the remarkable display q female forti
tuce on the part Of the patient, vn0 thr1us hou, the
operation exhibi ted ex,rsordn.ry courage and Who
ID 10 the present 0ent q In excellent condition, ard
promises, from her present symptoms, saccs'sie
lermin aton 10 this rare operation SAlt c-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

Bo.ros N,rrrE..-The irt quarterly meetirg
., ,ss 49, s,rsty In I'D Of Social Improvement
-. 80 -, "Wednesday evening, and an Executive
Committee sppoir,sd % direct the .nsssaen' Of The
Scr~fv ,si 49, suuua meeting IN January move
-, =. -. 80. toward sslinz The Public Garcec.
- 49, p,..o,I.n. iuvel.h sgsrss is- procedure
r. .n,to-,i-. are looking about for LEV Cemetery
bar At asv. noi ys. dsslaed SPon location
~ Major Ben sccolloash and party arrived
a, -, cry .os DAYS since and lsf, yesterdsy tor Cal
fornis His route 10 through Mexico 10 Durango and
M.,s,l.n San As,ssss Team. Sept %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

L.sD sfIDE-An excessive and slide occurred
On The line u The Genesee Valley Csns near Portss.
week ego i.s, Sunday, b which sosut Ten ihoussnd
v.rds OF canal rnbslk neat carried into the I'VE
Il Wa on the ssctsn next above vhst 10 termed %.
Cha ne The c.nsl 81 iasE point runs lsit % lAs
brow ot the rTers bank =hich IS about ons nunoI..
fe-t in height and tnOu.o not perp-nccrisf rs -
ve-, steep % the waters edge heavy I'm par kn-''
h.d been constructed here TIE river ace Of 17 8.
na Deep underneath ills vss isTse oeo o. tA.et
.srd Tie weight CT TIE embsnInen. ee1,eo ~. III
bov- the sap6 70 slide H. and soout seventy sno1
..nd yards Of earth Eent down into Tue rIeI esrryz
s1th Il large trees which grew upon H. .o'ns o. which
are uos standing erect In TIE n.er ice osm.s- %
-. c.n.l 1. very eyns3 -rsbe a. wi require t~eny
- ,sirty thousand yards Of new snos1xnent 70 re
similar .ldes have occurred 10 t1a sane reish
5orbood twice before Rochester American, Eth
~ Foar prisoners charged with coming made
,bsir e.c.pe frcm the Jsl in Columbus Ohio on the
i3;u inst b. C. skeleton Key, which they had
manufactured from oes Of tie stores Ia heir depart
lsssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

WHAr, MORE The 81. Joseph Valley Regis-
~ says:
Wshear rumors Of heavy defscsnons By Democratic
* Posnaslers 10 northern Indiana sai south western
Michigar witch sincerely hops may prove Incorrect
BOT witch appear 10 be TOO well substsotsted.
There seems 70 be reason 10 fear that the deprsds
tons upon the Treasury committed during the s, four
wears Of the dynasty Of the pecGlaor will exceed the
ratio Of those VI Jackson and Van Buren, twelve years
We hear Of new disclosures almost every day
Buffalo Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
Home CITY.

Til. .,,v 4. loc.,ed sboot ten miles below Gin
.,,n.u "a /. comoosed of about 5000. oil Of whom
are mechanics Who their own nss.srs snd oo,hn
IN -. n~oe,. 81 tbsir own work. They are indus
,nan. bn, tber s1snpuos from rent and ,hs cheap
80 ~ ira living ct that place sfofd them an nds
ns.deues and abundant ume for msntsl cultivation.
Th. h no distinction of cssts In this city Tor oil
- an eousty or q Least thsir aim 10 10 secure this
ds.I,sbls condition. There ere no servapu In The
c,ty for al are their own empoyers-This city 10 no<
YET built, and the above L. Descriptive OF shat In
Ssneed 10 3D. The ground 10 purchased survey ed into
oss and at rne meeting Of The Cincinnati Association
asst evening. the above name vas given the future
The Association 10 In highly prosperous con.
dition- A statement has been pubiished 10 some Of
York build town Of the city for ressdecces Of
mechanics ct low rent The Cincinnati pisD 10 much
for the object 10 for echsnies 10 procure their
own homes and have them secure forever without tho
pay men, Of . rental TO landlord lCinn. Nonpsreh
THE Csora-The Peinte Cosp<e La Echo
Of the 9th inst ssys We have lately visited the Cot
reson 10 parish and regret TO state that snco
lass the csssrpilsrs have nearly completed their
work OF destruction. On the Bayou fordoche the yield
you'd have been mmeIse but for this seourse Of ne
plants or 90 richly laden The cotton planters OF this
parish think thy viii loss soou, ooehsf or one thfd
u ther crop fhe cane loors yell, bat 10 rather bs l.
ward few u our plant rs vii Be ready to grind b. ore
November.
The Houae. (AsisC Rpati<ss Of the 18th ult says;
The esAut<s OF the planter THE year are overvhs IN
ing Pirst came . frost; then Two mobths Of ues
weather and vbeE be had strtven whole sssson Tor
rtch harvest the boil worm has come upon his grow.
ing crop snd ruined To- The news comes from evey
portion Of the cotton growing country that the presens
crop amost sn entire failure Prom our exensosss
Ne learn thss ths rsvases Of The worm ere uni'eIss
If ethird II . crop 10 made 10 VIII derive ,e'y
much from vhss - have sssn I'D ssese- ss'
m en- just from loss journey ihrossh - ecsns'sa
Lopndes, Alss. and Pickles, otseIs ~~,sh,'
Ala lnforus NJ thss The crop 1Doss s1ias'e
Waos 6sids are sbsalossd end gloom Fssss upon lie
orows Of the eSpsrs