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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08
NORTHERN RAILROAD

fNCNS n u IL xDSbanhCs
THIS ROAD Whie River 5uRction, the
Vermont aud Cssada Cenissl and Pas<aapsic saroads
with the Coaeod, Manchester, Nashus, Lowell, Boston,
Lawrence, Salem, Worcester. and Norwich Roads
the from 81 CsnaJs Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire 10 Boston.
This passes through The Capals Of New Hampshire
Vermont, fare height low by any
Alter July let, 1850 Passenger 1rsns ia with
the sbove Rosds Bosiea from the Depot the Lowell
Rsad for West Lebanon, Weiis River, Montpelier Bur
lngton at l2A and ~ Nj, asd for Bristol la Nj
West Lebanon fss Nashns LOWELL Bos'ou. Gsofon
juuctcp Worcester and NewYvsk At Is A. NJ, and Los
r. M aud Bristol $50 A. NJ he arrival oi the
from Wells River ana Burlington.
Passengers fom tbs t-nusl and Psssumpse Roads via
Concord and Nashua arrive Groton Junction. Worcester
aud New York quick and cheap by any other
special c4iiis Tras Will go through
ev>ry Tuesdy, without stopping There catriv
and sod Recommendations Of the landing about i;hs #
mile Portes's By this have onlv
tho advantage Of the Camhdxe aud Brighton Markets
also the mIrket Manchester Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
aud Salem
Freight Trains daily each say (Suadays excepted
the Genital Passumpse, Nphern Concord, Nashua
and Lowell Roads aud ON Burlington, Wells River and
Depo, Lowell Road Boston. Merchsnse of all
kinds carried cheap sxpediously by any other
route
oysLow sTEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N q. Juae, 81, 1850. s3,f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08
DENTIST.
DIR. l.. HUBBARD. Surg. Dentist,

- ETgfRNS HE grateful ackos~ 70 the inhsb
" tauis Norfked and vicinity their bersl patron
sge for the past yea and would inform Them that he per
nanenily located Norhheld Center and prepared
form all Operations the line of his pofesor, any
part Of US. A. All operations warun,ed. Teeth eur
accd without pain and those chat decayed can be
6llsd in such = rsmaia fur many ,eais.
Nortb6eld, Junuary l5ah, lc5D. 57:6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

Mr.. WILLIAM ID. JENNINGS. u merchant NJ Piczponf
Cenye -5ahfrbria o'nfy. Ohio. October ls
and stated Of CossuNrTios which the Of BRANTS
indian PULMONARY BdfsSfN had effected IN Mr. Will
LIAM CROCKET. Of adoinng town. He said Mr. Crock
had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found for the fatal hand Of TINT unrelen
ing monster ceHsu~f had taken st bold his vas and
destroying and debifuting his body, thai he
skeleton He by his Physicians aud all friends
who wosld inhbf But this last
that the of only fire bottles of BHANTS INDIAN PtLMO
NARY BALsM has uncleuced 'e hand OF the destroyer ard
restored Mr. Crockett health, and he Is a1t1 hearty,
Sssgcd zaa. 81
s. d. DAMN ESQ, merchant and no,nastr at Jefferson.
ndoiing the time. and stated
that he acquainted with Mr. CxocKET, and testified ais
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

FIRE ENGINES!

N Tiu The not liable to ete
b Of order and wasrauted 10 do good execution.
. Portable En- gisesfrcH b - 70 SsS
Larger EaginssJrom WV - e, w
and are Afforded 80 that every Viilage, Fac,ory.
Naishborhood, afford to purchase pfo'ectoe
fne. 10
chine and furnished at one Fcr,th less price n,-x
.PADDocK's Frss.cr, 7ai
a. Iobusl,urv. VT. So fi'-' (, Pc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08
LAND ROUTE TO NEW
YORK
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
Efk9n FARE.-FROA
WINDSOR TO NEW-Y0RK,
SIS, 25.

M
srRAINS leave Drartiebor At IS A. n. and ,, NJ
the arrival Of Stages connecting with the Chssh
ire and Sullivan Railroads At " alrole.
Passenge. by the frat train leaving Nofhhed. reach
Bstebpro for the r. A. train, Springfield as 30
2. NJ and proceed then by the
EVENING EXPRESS
Over the Hartford New Haven and New York and New
Haven Rafoafs, arriving in the City ut II r. NJ
Passengers leaving Balsboo' by the train reac'
Springfield A. ~ and reach Nav Yosk about p A.
The above will be Iound CHEAT, QUICK, aud CON-
PORTABLE ROUTE from all parts Of Vermont aud West-
New Hampshire, giving to travellers complete LAND
ROUTE and avoiding entirely the dangers Of the SOUND
RETURNING, Passengers leave New Y orb BY the
A. train OF the New York and NewHaven Railroad, and
reach Brateboro tho vsnsng and reach Monpeer
weiIs River the na.t day at 431 ~ Those leaving
ew York by As r. NJ train lodge ehes Hartford,
Springfield Northampton, ad Ieach Northhclt next day
al $50 r. M.
Passengers arriving Springfield by the first tram from
Brateboro reach Providence, Albany, Troy Whitehall,
the evening, and Buffalo the day at T. N.
For further particulars Para FtNpKR Railway Cuides
which the oay Guide authorized sdvertise for this
Company.
JOSIAH HUNT, sups. C. 3. r. Road
Northampton Aug. lst, 1850 e5tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08
II Rutland & Burlington I
RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
DAYLIGHT AND NIGHT LINE.

COMMENCING M,INDAY, JULY q, 1850.
DAssENGER Trains leave Bu,lnyon daily lsundays *
cep;ed 70: Bo.son, Lowell, Worcester, New York,
irving in Boston at or. NJ AID 10 A. NJ respectively.
Passengers by the i2 r. y. Taia siil lsdse BelLws
Fals. f FL ~ Z
Rsturnne, leave Bo.ian ~ A. NJ aad 425 r. NJ arri-
wing In BuIogtun p. NJ and - A. n. Pusssuzss by
the d r n. Train will iags Rutla1d those BY the
morning Trains will hous dine at Fellows Pals.
connecting both wsys with the Saing and evening line Vt
Steamboats, Lake Champtsin. tlaT
Passengers Coz New Yori can % via wsirole Bsiebo-
ro Springfield end New havss by ftchbsry, worcss
ter and Aiiyn's Poxt. u. sfe.'r 4silaT -
P. III. Daily, Sundays observation-disclosures a ~ hours
Regular Cattle Train ks Cambridge Bsixhon MAJ
kes, leaves Darlington evesy Tuesday morning "a A.
stdE SfT ga l. Bi0SLUv, supenut. ndcnt.
darlington July % 1850 .ifsEss'r Is ii.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

Messrs J. K LiPPINCOTT son, respectable merchants
Hayors. Snilraa county, Pe.nsyruaia, May
Y 1893 stating among other sESsrTs which hsd been de-
thar Of their had informed them that e
child which had been subject for ssvuf yss
cured nv The Of BRANT'S BAI.SdM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08
Many Consumptions Cured.

II uuas.
Many Consumptions Cured
rl NJ HI Ga. - r.. " SEAMS weyss I ssaa
sold readily Clyde, and said fine Of
our most people and personal visible
tire several OF whom am acquainted WITH who were
rss sIs = II Se e ana q Ie % c M
BRANTs BALSAM has restored item fEkFEcr HEALTH"
LUNGS BLED-N0UST DIE!
Mr. s. TERRY -gssan l Ryy, Gs.s,ss essaty y,
wrote August "a 1873: GRANTS NE IS dong won
se.ns bad said nsf die whea he commenced taking Branis
the and every symptom seemed Indicate that he
ds ss,o.,. @ an he i now .b,s TO labor and rides u
young lady u Conssmptioa Orleans county, which her
Mr. MILLER, merchant OF same place has certified
the truth Of the above
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.
Mr. CORNELIUS H. SMITH merchant, couias cea,r. Ere
% an uEMoSaRY BS s and sR ssT sFfN F fS
EXTRACT nearly all sold and immediately smother
.a :S s @ ;s s s s. 'sa sis Te
al hss oe,oq "a, S Of
lLE. They ssid she csrsssp Il Laag,
taking BRaNf'S BALSzM-and now he IS rsz"
CHRONIC DYsENTERY,
md srnsts conrL.srs. in ehadrs srosa se.s cured
SifAosf asy Jaasss aohaterer. Also
CHOLERA iNFANTUM.
No mother need the death Of her child BY thss
RXss ; q s1 fiTs Ss Ss
the ckd IL should, in ea.s Be used in
= rge goss the directions each boue prescribe Until
- ~ Lsevs 81 Ordsvs suss b. addressed To-
WALLACE 4 CO.,
log Broadway, New York.
For sale by REnFIkr.p 8 GgANNIs s,a Co l. rs L
PIERCE, Montpelier; JoAs 3 Camab H. wa.fsid tos'
Del A. I. Bancroft, fIsinheld French
T. wa. na 20 'a 's.osn, warren ru'ns ~ n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

IN all Crisfi1nize anil civilized couuries csused
lnrger proportion Of deaths Than other nialav tar -.
fzmilys -. until within few yesrs there hss No,
been eyfas ,sss3y stop the devastation OF mai DE-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

Cash paid for Rags.
n ELlvERED at OUT Mill or the slonlJensr Depot.
IL Jan 30. 1885, e. r. WALTON Sun.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

which is precursor Of The disease
There is no cause Of unnecessary alarm.
Let all live on wholesome diet, abstain
ing from vegetables and fresh meats, and
avoid exposure TO the night air. Calm
ness of mind and cheerfulness is a great
preventative Of Cholera. Our town
ought to be Immediately cleansed; every
thing calculated to create unwholesome
|air removed, and every part Of the towr
|sprinkled with lime.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

|they had any right 10 act for the demo-
cratic party.
The Constitution of the State, he con-
tended, was model instrument; as near
Zperiect as man could make il; and he
was utterly opposed to altering or amen
ding it, and should oppose any such
move. On the Slavery question he
stood on the Cass Platform, and denied
that Congress had any right to legislate
Jon the subject Of Slavery in the Territo-
fries.
We have given the substance of the
Espeech in our own words. In conclu.
Rsion we ask, are the people Of Iowa pre-
spared TO say they want no alterations OF
kchanges in the Constitution; that il is
fjust what they want! Are they ready
TO 90 for an exclusive metallic currency
Rand declare now and forever war Of
determination against sound, specie pay
ling State Banks! Are Bank democrats
gnow ready for this; if so vote for Col
Hampstead, for he stands pledged, SO far
Jas his influence can effect it, if elected
TO carry it out. If not, vote for Mr..
9Thompson, the W hig candidate; and SC
far as he can effect it, he will go for a
change of the Constitution and q sound
mixed State currency.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

n There have been several very
sudden deaths in this place recently
The disease with which they died very
much resentled Cholera; yet there is a
difference Of opinion among our physi-
clans as to whether it is or not. -Four
persons, in all, have died since last Fri.
day. Three out Of one family, and one
ont of another, 3 adults and chld; all
Germans, recently arrived in town.
There are no cases at present; but .
number Of persons are complaining, and
oprscitizens cannot be too prompt in call
ing in physician and taking medicine
on the first appearances of diarrhea
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

Every person entitle3 to the right o:
prescription To aay Of the anis Within
the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated, is regli,sd 10 rs,.h,
lish the same 10 the satisfaction Of tbs
Register and Receiver of the proper
Land Office, and make payment .harefos
as soon as practicable after sse.ng ttis
notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the pablo sale OF
the lands embracing the tract claimsi,
otherwise suc,l claim will be forfeited.
). IsUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19
Public Speaking.

We learn from the Sentinel that III,
for Congress will speak at ,ht
following places: "
Winchester, Van Buren, co., on Mon
day. July %, al ! o'clock p. m.
Keosauqua, on Tuesday, July %, a
o'clock p. m.
Bentonsport, Wednesday, July "a, a
10 o'clock a. m.
Bonaparte, Wednesday. July "a. at
O'clock p. m.
Pennington, Thursday, July 25, al
o'clock p. M.
Salem, Henry CO.. Friday, July 26
at l o'clock p. m.
Nj. Pleasant, Saturday, July 81, at
o'clock p. m.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19
For the Des Moines Courier.
To tho Voters OF wnpelIo Co.

Unexpectedly and without solicitation
,on my part, ! find myself one of the
Enominees Of the late county conyention,
Ito represent this district in the ensuing
Legislature. Believing in general, that,
popular favor should not be anxiouslv
Isought, nor without very cogent reasons
declined. l have not felt at liberty to
Withdraw my name from the connection
lin which it has been placed by the par
stiallty oil my fellow citizens. Having
Presided in the State somewhat less than
two years, must from necessity be I'M
known, even by name, to much the
larger portion of you, and as this is the
business season of the year, extremely
regret that il will not be in my power TO
form an extensive personal acquaintance
with you prior TO the election; | have
therefore determined to address you
Through the medium of the Courier
In the first place, If elected, fellow citi-
Ezens, J shall not consider il my duty 10
sspend your time and money, IN endea-
svoring TO elevate this or that man TO the
Presidency; or in soliciting the Execu-
tive of the Union to confer place on this
Tor that individual. Such employment,
i'm my estimation, is foreign from the
&&dduty of member of a State Legislature;
his highest ambition should be, 10 adj
svance the interest of his immediate con-
[stituents and the state in general by aid
ling in the inactment of such general and
local laws as may most effectually pro-
mote that end. therefore promise you
yellow citizens, that if elected | will be
ian earnest advocate for every measure
THAT can be consttutionally adapted to
Ihasten the Development of the resources
of our young and growing state. Resi-
Gding on the banks Of the Des Moines
and expecting to spend the days thai
smay be allotted 10 me in this world, on
slhe spot which have chosen, selfish
views alone, if incapable of being actu-
ented by any higher motive, would faster
Sme 10 the improvement of that stream
ewith hooks of steel.
4 In every part Of the state. improve
Ement Of the highways would be the OBJ
Eject Of my regard and encouragement
1 would also encourage by all legitimate
Emeans, agricultural associations, to diff
fuse love for and knowledge Of tha
modest pursuit Of man, the cultivation o.
kthe earth. 4.
Last but not least, the cause of.educa.
tion should find in me firm friend. II
conclusion if Ishould receive majority
kof your votes ] should be thankful fol
the confidence bestowed. blu, il otherwise
shall cheerfnlly submit to your decis-
Jon. Very Respectfully, Il
IS THOMAS C. OGDEN.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19
.The doctrine Of the great democra

1.-THE doctrine Of the great democrat
lie party is everything for principle, moth
ling for men. "-Repubiic.
What the doctrine Of that party may
|be in other States, we leave others &c
Say. In this State it is jus, the reverse
| Here the doctrine Of the locofoco lead.
.ers is everything for Dodge & Co.
nothing for principle" This is clearl,
shown by the defeat for the last few
years. in their Conventions, and particu
|larly in those recently held, of ever,
democrat who is known as an ami
Dodge Clique man.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

-
two, in township eighty.three, Of range
.twenty-seven -
Townships seyenty-nine, eighty, eige-
ty.one and eighty.two, and sections ten
| TO eleven inclusive, sections thirteen
fourteen and fifteen, and sections seven
y,een To ihirty.six inclusive, 10 township
Seighty.ihree, of range iweniy-eight,
Township seventy Of range iWen-
fty-nine.
Townships seventy-six and seventy
height, of range thirty. ise
Townships seventy-scyen and seven
Of range thirty-one.
Township seventy-eight, Of range
Thirty -,wo.
All the Land Office at FAIRFIELD
on Monday, the seventh
Sday Of October next, for the disposal OF
gthe public lands situated within the iol.
flowing nalaed townships and parts o.
townships, to wit;
North of the base line. and Oea Of Me
4 fth principal meridian.
4 Townships sixty-eight and sisty-nine.
sof range twenty-ibree,t @
Townships sixty-eight and sixty.nins,
2of range twenty -four. J
Townships sixty EIGHT and sixty-n'ne'
gof range twenty-five.
Townships sevenly-two, seventy Lhreo,
2seveniy and seyenty-five, OF range
stwenty-six. egf
Townships seventy-two, seventy three
2sesenty-four and seventy-five. OF range
Twenty
Townships seventy-two, seyenty-threc
seventy -four and seyenty-fve, Of range
twenty EIGHT.
Townships seyenty-two, seyenty-thras
seyenty-four aud seventy-fve of range
twenty nine. s
Townships six,y-eighi, sixty-nine.
seventy two and seventy
three, of range thirty.
Townships sixiy-eigh,, sixiy-nne,
3seventy, seyenty-one, sesenty-two and
kseyenty-three. Of range thirty -ons.
Townships sixty nine, seventy -ons.
sseyenty two. seventy three, seven'y-foaf
: and seventy five, Of range thiriy-two. ;,
IOWHShipS .siAty 7HtuSp Sc'SH'J oiiDs
4seventy-two, seveniy-three, seventy-foas
and seventy-ive, of range thir,y-three.
Townships sixty-nine, 20, IL, seyen-s
Ity-iwo and seyenty-three, of range iliir.
s. ty- -four.
Lands appropriated BY law for the
use of schools. military, or other purpo.
! ses, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the above mentioned
/ lands will oe commenced ON the days
appointed. and proceed in the order il
which they are advertised, with all caa-
venient dispatch, unil the whole sh III
! have been offered. aad the sales tlas
closed Bat no sale shall De kept open
ilonge- than two weeks, and no private
entry Of any OF the lands will be ad.
miited until after the expiration Of ths
Two weeks.
Given under my hand. at the CITY Of
Washington, this thirteenth day of June.
Ammo Domini Que Thousand eight hun
bred and City.
By The President: z. TAYLOR.
j. BuTTERFlELD,
Comn.issionef Of h.e Gsasfal
yo,,J OHfcp
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

~ For the purpose Of laying the
Confession Of Professor Webster be.
fore our readers this week, we have un.
avoidably crowded out most Of the gen.
eral news items. go.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19
. By AUTHORITY.
by the President or the
United States.

OuAtCu StNtCSs
lin pursuance of law, |, ZACHARY
Ill TAYLOR, President of the United
Estates of America. do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will
sbe held at the aforementioned Land Of
Ifices in the State of IOWA, at the peri.
lods hereinafter designated, to-wit:
At the Land Office at DUBUQUE,
commencing on Monday, the sixteenth
sday of September next for the disposal
sof the public lands situated within the
aforementioned townships and fraction
Sal townships, viz:
North of the base line, and Hest oftht
.ffh principal meridian.
Fractional townships ninety-seyen and
Rninety-eight, of range two.
i Fractional townships ninety-six, nine
Hty-seven, ninety eight and ninety mine,
Rof range three.
Townships ninety-six, ninety-seven,
aninety -eight, and nine-nine, FRANCE four.
Townships ninety-fve, ninety-six,
5nincty-seven. ninety-eight and ninety
mime, of range FIVE.
4 Townships ninety-three. ninety-four,
8ninety-fve, ninety-six, ninety -seven,
3ninety-cight and ninety-nine, Of range
3six.
4 Townships ninety-four, nine.y-fve,
zninety-six, nlnety-seven, ninety eight and
3ninety-nine, of range seven.
Townships ninety-four, ninety five,
aninety six, ninety seven, ety-eight and
2ninety-nine, of range eight.
Townships ninety-five, ninety-six, lex
5cept sections thirty-three, thirty-four, the
southeast quarter Of twenty-seven, and
the southwest quarter Of twenty-eighi
Preserved for the Indian agency ninety
seven, ninety-eight and ninety-nine, of
range nine.
AT THE SAME PLACE, common
! ICING on Monday, the seventh day Of Oc-
tober next, for the disposal of the public
lands situated within the following town
Rships, viz:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1850
The remains of the President will be
Iexposed in state at the Executive man.
'sionuntll the day of burial. which will
probably be on Friday.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

{ Mr.. SEBuRN SAyERY, a very worihs
citizen of Washington Township, wa
drowned on Saturday last.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

New York, July 8.
The loss by the fire at Brooklyn yes
terday is estimated At about $1,000, 900
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19
A LIST OF LET rEas

II EMAINING ia the p. o. at Oauan.
III wa on 30th June, which il no. call.
ed for within three months. win ba SEM
TO tho Gens +. O. Depas.mans as 0s,d
Letters:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

49, tE
Letters:
Armstrong. Miss T..
/ Brown, ltinaid3
lByerly Solomon
Butcher Samuel
Berry Joseph 2
berry Miss Eliza b
Beatty George
Bachman Fredrick
Berry Lydia Ann
Brown Thomas
&ChforJ Salar
eCard well Washing
ton
Campbell John
IChapman Matilda
{Carpentcr lie wis
CnlIison Samuel #
2Cary Oslcn 3
Cofin Elihu
4Cole ID. v. M. d. ]
kCharlton Joseph
cunningham John
Durbin Ambrose
4 Delashmett Dndly
EaglesieId William
Farley Daniel A
Ford John
F'oss George s
Fox nj Wa
Fielding Margaret
4 Felden Lewis
Geerge Miss Mar
garet isals
4Gilman John
4 Garrison Hartman
&c ranger Barlow
q Garrison Lemuel
Z Harris John M Q
: Hackney Mis- Z
4 Hayden Rev. John
y Hall Arthur 2 !
4 Howe John
4 Hopkinson M. w z
! Hall James G
4 Howard Samuel
/ Harrow Charles
! Holloway Joseph
] Jackson Richard
] Johnston James
! Jonson Mrs Rachel
] Jennings William 2
I Jones Thomas r
H Persons calling
/ please say they arc
r. II. "
July Isl, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-19

4s4UNFI7f3 VI N r'-'- = o'NSs !" ~ "
The President Of the United States
died at 3D. minutes past 10 o'clock las,
night. His death was calm and peace.
ful. The Vice-President and Cabinet
the mayor and marshal IF the district
the attending physicians, and family oil
Gen. Taylor surrounded his bed. Gen,
Taylor's last words were: Il have al.
ways done my duty. ! am ready to die
My only regret is for the friends leave
behind ME. se 5