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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

IT. DIR. A. SHAw's Soda Fountain has
commenced the emission of its sparkling, cool
ing waters, for the season. Its effects upon
the internal man, on sultry day, are delight
full. Try it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

The Newfoundland fishery has been very
successful this season. 9''.ti6
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

A monster meeting. attend by upwards of
10000 persons, in favor of Tenant rights,
was lalely held at Castelar,, Ireland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

Charles E. Stuart was arraigned before X.
@. Lincoln Esq, Of this town, on Monday
last. for assault and battery on j. G. Chre, Of
Gardiner. and fined $40 and cost, amounting
in all TO about SlS Mr.. Stuart was also ar
raipned before M. Springer Esq, few days
since. for an assault on Mr.. j. w. Piper, Of
Gardiner. and fined $40 and cost, amounting
to SIS go. Both ofthe above fines were paid.
HnlIo,ceH Gaz. a ct
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

Musicians at the gambling. houses, in San
Francisco, get SIG day. s- ~. s-.. ....i
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
The Case ofDr, Webster.

A mad dog was killed in Hallowell last week
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TIMES.
Bath, Thursday, June 20, 1850.
ga New hand at the Bellows

Our contemporary of the Tribune has evil
IDENTIFY at its head political "fledsling" whose
simplicity is too primitive snd palpable to be
mistaken. Ills cogitations are really astute.-
Hear him discourse-and for fear of garblng
or misreprescntins his views we give his entire
article.
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$1,095
l,100

we have at TINS port, oesfdes the inspector
attached to the revenue boat, four permanent
inspectors two of whom are weighers, gaugers,
and measurers. The two who are weighers,
gaugers, &c., charge and receive annually, as
inspectors, from eight to nine hundred dollars,
each in addition to their fees accruing from
their other offices. The compensation of these
two inspectors, as such, may be reduced and
limited to 5000 each per year, if they be con-
tinued as weighers, guagers. &C., in connection
with heir office of inspector. for the business of
these inspectors, as such, is but trifing, except
during about eight months in the year. the re-
mainder of the time navigation here being par
tally interrupted by ice. In these may be a
reduction of 5000 annually, which with the
dispensing Of the revenue boat and the inspec-
torship attached to it, will amount to about
$4,000 all of which may be made without any
detrimont to the public interest.
Or if the revenue boat and one inspector be
dispensed with the compensation of the two
permanent inspectors, who are also wcighers,
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A Journal for every Home.
THE NEW-ENGLAN

A WEEKLY PAPER, devoted to Temperance, Education
a Literature Reform and intelligence generally Will
LIAM A. WHITE, and CHARLES w. SLACK, editors.
1t is universally conceded that Itemperance and fgor-
the fruitful sources of nearly all crime and in the
eradication of these this paper is actively interested II
likewise freely expresses the sentiments oits editors upon
pathises with all the enterprises of Christian benevoence
Combined with discussions these subjects, each number
will contain Original and Selected Stories, Letters from
Correspondence articles Agricultural, Physiological
and Scientific Matters Literary Notings and PiekngS,
and a COMPLETE summary of the NeiGS ofthe Wee6.
and the present is favorable time to subscribe
TERMs-Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM, invariably in ad-
rance No subscription takrn for less than six months
Address all orders (post paid to WILLIAM A. WHITE.
Publisher and Proprietor, No 80 School street. Boston
April 3. w3w dlaw
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester Aphl2, ieJu.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
Il for the County of Worcester. has hs day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF DARWIN WOODS, OF
Ashhuha said County tanner an nsovcnt debtor, and
The payment Of any debts the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said insovcn debtor him Cor his USE and
the transfer OF my property by him forbidden bylaw.
The frs, meeting Of the creditors Of said iusolyent debtor
will he held al COmt Of Insolvency at the office OF sal
Commissioner, in Worcester 10 said Connty, on the t~eny
sixth day Of April next, O'Clock In the forenoon,
for the proof Of dos and 10 choose assignee nssgneen
oihis Eslate. tASl J. DAY, d. Mesfenser'
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VALUBLE REAL ESTATE
10 BE SOLD
At AUCTION,

la the premises 3 ll
19s.@ 4 Iii that LOT OF LAND, with TWO DWELL
LIE "A ING HOUSES thereon, owned by VILLAS
ovEY, situated Summer and School Streets Containing
about 2 square feet well with choice fruit
OF various descriptions This estate will be sold in four
seperate Lots, commencing lot No l. containing New
and most convenient Dwelling House, sufficiently large for
any moderate sized family, and The whole is finished in
neat and fashionable The situation is extremely
pleasant and the prospects be hid by build
hgs. inns LOT has front on Summer st. of 63 f. and
tains about 1000 So. #. of Land.
LOT NO 2, is situated on the corner of Summer and
cool ST. on which stands the present Dwelling House OF
VIM Hovey. This dwelling house been built about :
years and is in good order, and well hni The WALL
were hied with brick before finishing This lot adoins No
and is o8 H. on Sunmest and 70 feet ON Schoolst and
of land. ~ 49,
LOTS Nos and 4. As feet in front on Schoo-st and
I32 feet rear There beautiful stream of pure water
g through the rear of these lots, and also through No
me Woe west line OF Lot No. 4, 1872 it. lies within feet
Oh me Nashua Railroad ard nearly parallel with the same
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NOVICE.
REMOVAL,

III subscriber having leased the spacious 1TY
i STORE formerly occupied by MARTIN STowE and put
in complete repair would respectfully invite the attention
of the public to his large and fresh stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which have been purchase during the last week
At New York Auctions,
and will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon subscriber would solicit continuance of the
his New Store, where every exeron will be made
TO satisfy all who may favor with call
1TRemember the place, CITY STORE,
No. las Main street.
April3. dw3wis C. ] NEWCOMB.
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Messengers Notice.

: N messengers NOtICt.
Worcester SIS March 80 1854.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
Ill for the t'ounty Of Worcester, has his day issued
Warrant against the Estate Of AMAZIAH b. CRANE OF
Worcester in said County, machinit, insoycn debtor
and the amy debts the delivery Of any proper
y belonging to sa insovent debtor TO him for his use
and the transfer Of any property by him forbidden Ivy law
The frs, meeting of tho creditors of said nsoyent DEBTOR
viii be held at Court OF Insolvency the office Of sad
COMMISSIONER in Worcester 10 said County, on the twenty
fifth day Of April enocock in the forcnonn Tor he
proof debts and 10 choose assignee assisness OF his
Estate ~ [AIl J. DAY, u. s., McssenSer:.ss
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Straw EsOrassets.

SPRING FASHIONS!
r CASES STRAW GOODS comprising all the new
~ styles of Brads III handsome shapes, just received
by the subscribers
this article than heretofore, shall offer very large
sorment retail, at the forrest u}isfesdte prices.
Just opened 10 Cartons handsome SPRING RIBBONS.
To MiliineTs.
Our complete and extensive assortment of MILLINERY
and STRAW GOODS bought at the lowest prices offers to
Mers and other dealers who buy for cash, extraordinary
inducements purchase of at wholesale, prices
will be found much below the customary rates.
March 81. DIV ii. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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WEE. CO.aL YsaRD.

Coal at $3.50
fIIE subscribers have for sale at their Yard on PLY
i MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the best quality dry and in good order
and at the lowest rates. fH
The AoUIDNICK Coal is mined Portsmouth, X. l., is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at $3.50 per ton.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves etc. is warranted to
give good satisfaction -tr
Orders left at the Office No. 222 MAIN STREET, over
c. Foster q Co.'s Store or E. d. WETHERBEE's DRUG
SroRE, corner of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention. RICE 81 HARBOUR.
Apml2. s& eodstf
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EE.uif frees.

N DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue of Fruit and Orna
Il mental Trees and Shrubs will be sold at AUc.
TloN on Wednesday,, the Sd dug Of April nezt, at TO
O'Clock A. NJ. at l55 Main Street, Worcester.
Those wishing to buy the choicest kinds of Apple.
Pears Plums, Cherries, Peaches Apricots Nectarine
Ounces, Currants, Grapes &c. will do well to attend
A Catalogue will be forwarded to any one who ma.
wish, previous to the sale.
7. w. BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester. March Is 1880 -
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Auction and Commission Sales,
S. w. SEERY & co

Auctioneers aald Commission Merchants,
No. 6S MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
~ w. & CO. will give their attention to the SALES OF
-. REAL ESTATE, and ALL KINDS Of personal
PROPERTY, IN any Fart Of the Couq Worcester, at
Auction or by Private Sale.
They will also give their attention the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING STOCKS, &c.
~ Liberal Cash advances all kinds Of Property
left on sale.
D. Sales Of Household Furniture and Personal Property
in general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNo
ns Double House and Lot,
SD TOR SALE on SHELBY STREET. orfmller par
&ate L ticulars apply to $ w. SEIBY & co.
Jan 30. diff
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Worcester County Convention

A T CONVENTION composed ofsome Of the most re-
n spectacle citizens of Worcester County heldat the
STORE of A. MACULLAR q CO., 1871 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, il unanimously
ResolUed That New Goods of the first quality, prices
from Twenty to Thirty per cent below what is ordinarily
asked, just received and selling fast by A. MACULAR
81 CO., and it was further
ResoiUed That we viii recommend all of acquan-
tances, in want of CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS,
to lose time in visiting this very popular Establishment,
and by actual purchase be convinced of the of the
above by calling at the Store of 21
A. MACULLAf & CO., 1921 Main-St.
Worcester, March 81 dwstf
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DESIGNATION.


THE firm heretofore existing under the of MAYNARD
i 81 NYE is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by w. g. 81. @. MAYNARD.
All persons having demand against requested pre-
sent them for payment and all persons indebted to
requested to call and settle Immediately. The affairs OF
the will be settled by either of the subscribers
JOHN @. MAYNARD,
Worcester, April ], 1850 EDWIN w. NYE.
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Now is the Time

TO EXAMINE the Largest Stock of Rich FRENCH and
! GERMAN CLOTHS, DOESKINS, lCASSIMERES,
VESTINGS sc. &C., selected expressly for the CUsToN
TRADE, ever exhibited in this city,
Also Specimens of the latest styles of Garments may be
seen at
IUDSON'S Cloth, Clothing and Furnishing
ESTABLISHMENT
MOL Fagg Building, opposite Central Hotel.
Feb 49, d3mis
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Also, one other Valuable Estate.


situated on Laurel and Hanover Streets in Worcester
1o1 Fet east OF me hrst mentioned estate and known
as hoFEYS POND LOTS This lot of land is very CEN
traiy located and easily build on contains about
1so 81 feet OF Land, and Double Dwelling House partly
hnshed 5Oby "a IT. q stories high This Estate will be
SOFA III SIX separate lots beginning with
NO. Is on which the Dwelling House is located directly
east OF George Hoveys house, IS feet in 'front.' laid out for
aCout TO said houses-the lot court contains $500 f.
Lot NO 2, fronts Laurel and Hanover Square 81 it. and
contains about 5000 IT, This of the most pleasant
locations Tor dwelling in that part of the city.
Iot NO 5,frons on the square, is So feet front
ated - Fe7' ~
Lot No is SO feet front on Hanover-sreet and contains
4I0o IT, This lot 80 feet deep and is the width front
Lot No s, ~ feet front on Hanover-see and contains
1900 it. - w o'
Through these five lots there is fine stream of water
winch is natural trout brook, confined in stone Gull
vert of suitable depth carry all the water in time
tom OF the cellars This convenience rarely met
with in any city.
Lot No fronts the south end of Orchard St. and con-
tais about $500 it, This location will command an en-
trance and view of the whole length of Orchard-st.
i aklng into consideration the central and pleasant
location OF these entire estates it is doubtful whether
there will be again such profitable invest
ment in the city of Worcester.
u The terms will be liberal and the sales POSITIvE-a
large proportion of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage For further particulars, inquire of WILLIAM
on the premises, of the subscriber who will
nlbt the Plans OF said LOTS at his Auction Rooms No. 1856
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
April |, 1850. dwts T. w. BANCROFT Auct
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CIassicaI AVID EngIish Wigh School.

TIME examination of Scholars for admission Cas-
steal and English High School, will take place the
Walnut St. School House, Monday the 9Th day of April
at O'clock A. NJ Those scholars recommended for pro-
motion from the Schools the Centre District and all in
the districts DESTROYS of admission this school,
requested present themselves at the place and time
above specified w. LAZELL,
April 8. wlw d5t Sec'y of School Com.
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Terchatsts

ND others who buy sell again, will find it for their
II advantage examine the splendid stock of the subscr
ber as they will find goods and prices to suit them
w. II. HUDSON No Flagg Block,
March 27. Main Street.
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Bush's Smilax or Spanish Sarsa

:
THIS preparation of Sarsaparilla is humbug
l compound. 1t is PURE and UNC0MBINED article
of great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true Smiax
Sarsapaa the South has put the Proprieors in pos
session of the genuine root IN fresh state and by new
method preparation discovered by themselves calculated
and concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
eabedto offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RIOR 10 any thing The kind noC IN nse 1t is well
known that Sarsaparia by drying loses great share of its
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians, and
especially an fortunate illUats suffering sck is parcl
lary invited to the trial of article which is warranted
genuine and superior to any other preparation Of the a
offered to the public,
Prepared and sold by BUSH & CO, No PARK STREET
WORCESTER, Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Levi,
T. Lazel H. G. Bates, d. Scott, Jr, & Co., q. A & E. Har
ringon and Spur & Sibey, Druggists, and by NJ Com
ings NJ D., and Calvin Newton, NJ. d. April ?.
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NlyEs sg9aCt T1grc NgFims.

&SEkS N2ad TWrC SegEiuS.
A MOTHER Invoice of those Rich STRIPE and PLAIN
N CHANGEABLE Silks and Turc Satns, just received.
Also, 500 yds. low priced Narrow Stripe SILKS,
bought at Auction and will be sold less than offered in
Worcester or vicinity.
For Bargains in all kinds of
Stauls, Silks, Dress Goods, Housekeeping articles
Prints, &c, &C., call on so
March TO- dTis4w HALL a. THOMPSON
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II. S, MOORE, 2l3 Main Street

AAOOA1A-i HAV
AS opened in the old United States HOTEL splendid
Ill Room, formerly the Dancing Hail. beautiful stock of
WE'LL MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, DRESS 7HIRTS, &c.
His Stock embraces every style of goods usually by
Gentlemen and his price exceedingly ioc Yonr interest
will be consulted by looking through his stock before pur-
chasing at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET. u S. Hotel.
April 2. diff
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NOTICE,

THE subscribers have this day formed coparnershp for
the general transaction of the Boot and Shoe business,
under the firm of w. g. & ]. O. MAYNARD, and they will
be happy their friend at the old stand of Maynard
Nye The patronage Of the old customers and the public
generally solicited. WILLIAM G.. MAYNARD,
JOHN @. MAYNARD
Worcester, April l, 1885, d6t
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Trimmings

DOR all kinds of Garments for Men and Boys wear, in the
i greatest variety the lowest prices at HUDSON'S
Cloth Clothing and Furnishing Store, No. Flasg Block,
Onposite the Central Hotel. March 27
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1900 Gross Buttons
NEAKIEG a complete assortment at very low prices at
M HUDSON'S No. Flagg Block,
March 81. opposite Central Hotel.
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EEnuSe fer Sale.
TO RENT
rO LIEF.

L.. A HOUSE containing el3ven &C nvenent Room
sssa IN siuatea Harvard st. For particulars, in
1"E qiire OF e A. a. E. HARRINGTON.
Dec u. dist so Main ST
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GTMSS NQOM,

EOO BUSHELS HERDS GRASS, on consignment, and
CUU for sale low Aiso Northern and Western Ciouer
SEED. A. & w. II. HARRIS.
March 6. @ aft dw4wls
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BGiaasted Immediately,

u Fashionable Tailoring Establishment. Steady employ
ment and the highest prices given.
March 81. diff 213 MAIN ST, under U. S. Hotel.
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10 RENT.

THE BUILDING being erected near the Brick
Church in Pleasant Street 1t win have handsome
Gothic Front, and may be finished any desired by
the Lessee Possession given carly in April Inquire of
March 30 distf VIM. DICKINSON.
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For SALE.

- THE HOUSE and LOT at No. Washington
fisAA Square. For further information, inquire the
2sssA premises. diff March Is.
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To Lei,
Real Estate FOR Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
IA THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Estate
enfA situated on the of Chatham and Clinton
Streets, only three minutes walk from the City Hail.
ON which is Brick Dwelling House, well fitted up and
i'll thorough repair
Also, several valuable BUILDING LOTS on Chatham
Street, opposite the above premises Any of the above will
be sold at BARGAIN to the purchaser and the terms of
payment made easy Possession given Immediately.
II the House is sold within week, it will be let at
fair price. Inquire of PAINE ALDRICH
April 2. dwf
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

License of Court will be sold public auction the
- premises in Worcester Wednesday, the Goth day of
March next O'Clock in the afternoon, the following Real
Estate, to A LOT OF LAND containing about 5000
square feet with BARN thereon, situate at the corner of
Chandler and Spruce Streets in Worcester and being the
same Estate whereof Geo. g. Dresser deceased, died
seized For further particulars inquire of the ubscrber
TILLEY RAYMOND, Admir-.
Worcester, Feb II, 1850.
The above sale stands Adjourned to
Wednesday,, the Sd day Of April neat, at 10 clock
A. NJ, on the premises.
Also, the time and place, will be sold above
MORTGAGE the adjoining Lot, given by Rufus Hastings
Geo. G. Dresser the payment of about 600 dol
lars the particulars Of which will be made known at the
sale. TILLEY RAYMOND, Admir-,
S. w. SELBY & CO., Auctrs.
Worcester, March 20, 1850. M2edot
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CarDet~ fi.Obpn AuctiOT.

PS of the above Goods just received, direct from the
~ Auction room, of very desirable patterns and colo1s
where. HALL THOMPSON.
April l. dwbwis
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For sale
FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
~. TWO HOUSES and LOTS, both pleasantly situat
ssii& ed-one of them on Chatham St.-the other oil
t" the corner of Main and Charlton Sts One acre of
Land finely located Main ST. ths of mile south of City
Hall. Inquire of LEWIS THATER,
March Ia. d3w 2O6 Main Street
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(1AN have BOARD, with two pleasant Rooms in small
" family where there children, and but few if
other boarders will be received. The advertiser is accus
toned to keeping geteeI boarders The location is
the pleasant and healthy in the CITY, ~ Address
through the Post Office. dict March 29.
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Seeding Cherry Stocks.

6O0O SEEDING Cherry Stocks, from to two
tJOOO feet high, suitable for budding next August 70
sale reasonable terms, Apply to DAVID BURBANK il
at Rice & Balls shop, School-st. diff March 7.
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TERAIS:

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the expiration of the year.
Advertisements will be charged $l per
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sr Gov. Collier, of Alabama. has is>
sued an address to the people of tIIat State,
declining to convene the Legislature. as re.
oues,ed bv several memorials, numerously
sisncd, 10 take into considerati ton the pres
ent state Of affairs in reference to the late
action Of Congress. In the course Of his
address he takes occasion TO offer some
practical suggestions, seeking TO Impress
upon the minds of the people the necessity
OF building up the South. by improving her
agriculture and establishing manufactures
10 an extent 10 render her wholly indePen'
dent, or nearly SO, Of the North.