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Joshua 'Rhaxtcr.

U F AZ RER AND DEALER
PATTERN Cards.
No. 40 Devonsllire street, Boston
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PETTEYGILL'S BOSTON
y u SIN E,SS d IR Il T. TO X Y.
SECOND FALL LIST COLLECTED ny
s. NJ. PETIT GiLL,
Newspaper A6rnf'sing ant Subscription Agent.
No. 10 STATE Street, Boston.

TIE fpiiowiag is n list Of mapy NJ the best Bust
ness EumS IN Ho.t1n. Ihcg present ertra iniacc-
nentS for Traders amt oihers 10 iDrchdse ot them.
them.
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j / { !

Athis late residence, ia Happy Valley, on Thurs
day the 26ih inst at 3 O'Clock, y. NJ, Capt. Bezcr
Simmons, aged 10 years,
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BOWEN g. BROTHER,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~ SHIRTS,
Cravats, Bosoms Collars, Hosiery, Suspenders.
Under Garments, Gloves, Umbrellas, Handkerchiets
Nc, No. 81 Washington Street Boston. Particular
attention paid TO the manulacture al ordered Shirts.
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SWantOn Falls Academy

TnE WINTER TERN COMMENCES on WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER q.
SAMUEL NJ. CASE, PriRcpai
MISS LAURA p. FAENswoRrH, ASSistant
and Ieacher of Drdwiag, Crdy0H and Painting.
MEs MARIAN IIAcEErr,
Teacher Of PiaHo Music, organ and French.
Miss MARY f. BRAyToN, Piano Music.
GEORGE NJ. HALL, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Anatomy and ihySiOt0gy.
THIS Institution is pleasantly located in the
/ growing and tlourishng village OF Swanton
Falls This place is distinguished tor It's heathiul-
ness and salubrity of It's climate. 1t is also easy OF
access and will soon be rendered more so by the OPP
eaing OF the Vermont and Canada Railroad from
from the South and West.
The advantages for instruction in Music and the
French language unsurpassed by any in this sec
lion OF the State.
Good facilities also will he enjoyed for instruction
in Drawing, Crayon and Painting.
Board can be Obtained in good families from 81 y
70 81 81 per week, including room, washing and iu-
81. Tuiuon-S3 to 81 per quarter Text Books
furnished in the place at reduced prices,
4. j. SAMSON, Sccretdry.
Swanton Falls. Noy l., 1850 w2ow3
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.En,aars French.
Oliver Holman.

Blank Book Manufacturer Sta,ioner, and Agent
for f. LAMSON PERKINS, Enameled, Porcp.
lain, Satin Enameed, Satin Surface, Peoples, India
and Colored CARDS.
ia STATE STREET BORON
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w. Il VI. Lowry.

IMPoR TERs AND OBBERS OF
DRY GOODS.
80 and 40 Water Street Boston.
On hand prime assorlm mt OF Linen Goods.
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vi BOyd.
Jenny Find EsCnncts.

At BASSETT & TRAITS BogNETT Rooms.
No so! Hanover at the largest assortment of BoH-
SETs RIBBONS, FLowERs, &c, in Boston.
ISAAC VI. BASSE IT, Prop ietor.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILL M w. HOLD j. N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TsI Noaru CAloL1NA STANDARD is published week
ly, at Three Dollars per annun, payable in advance In
no instance will the paper be SENT unless the money
the same shall accompany the ORDER Subscribers, and
Others who may wish to send money to the Editor can
do all times, by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
all sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADvERr1sENENrs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time for dollar and twenty cents for
each subsequent insertion those of greater length IN pro-
portion. Court Orders and Judicial Will
be charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made TO those VINO
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free Of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-02

SENATOR CLEMENS The Mobile Herald, IN no.
ticing the election Of Mr.. J. Clemens, az Unissd
States Senator from Alabama, saYs: g
Clemens is probably the youngest member of the
United States Senate. Hewas once an editor Of ~
per in North Alabama, and member Of tho lower
house Of the Legislature In lS43 we think, when
! there was some apprehension that Texas would 10
Invaded hy the Mexicans, he raised body q Hltn
and offered his services to Houston. TtesAs l41so
Of San Jacinto, a. he is sometimes called, repulsed
the volunteers, who returned honie,- and nssiss
savage newspaper attack upon him. He viii NOW
have am opportunity Of confronting that dSuexay
warrior in the halls Of the Sensee. ,asss
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
Jenny Lind.

According 10 the plan of the tour, which
we have seen. she will employ ,he lime aIlot.
ted To- the $50 concerts, in about 90 eiiigs al
the Union. which gives to New Yurk l2;
Boston 8; Philadelphia 6; Baltimore q;
Washington 2; and So on to Charleston; and
as one of Mad'lle Lind's great induce menls
to visit Us is 10 see the Falls Of Niagara. the
Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky. and other IN
teTestlng features OF our country, cnuceus
will very possibly be given at Albany. Rcch
ester. Syracuse and Buffalo. north; Cincin-
nata and Louisville. west aud 40 on 10 New
Orleans. In Loudon The plice Of tickets
ranged from five to fifty dnlafs; IN the prov
nces of England. from three to fifteen aud
on the coni;nent The same.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
The Lost Gem.

The black waters of death were rolling
sluggishly onward. There approached those
whose features bore traces Of anxiety and
sorrow; and with bowed form she gszed
into the turbulent stream, as though she
would fain descry something far down in its
fsthomless depths.
A being Of benign and celestial aspect sp.
pesred at her side, and said.
"What seekest thou, sonowing onel"
"Alas:" she answered."l wore u sparkling
jewel upon my bosom. IL was no pslny bau.
ble. but monarch's gift. and invaluable.
The wealth al India canuot yield one to
match il. In an evil hour IL droped from its
resting place into this dark river. For mo-
ment saw 1t float near the brink. and stretch.
ed my hand TO regain il, but il was beyond my
reach; and il sank down. till saw IL no more.
IL is gone-lost foreverp'
"Stay mourner. Grieve not, but look a
gain into the waters" She looked, and cry
burst from her lips.
III is there! see it floating upon The
dismal wave. o, shall IL not be mine once
mofel" The answer came:
"Nay-but thou art deceved-whst thou
seest is but the sernblance Of what was thine.
Yet. turn thy eyes upward aud rejoice"
She obeyed, and beheld star cleaning
from bright spo, Of azure in The murky sky.
whose rays gave even the waves of that
gloomy river a ,inge Of brightness. and whose
reflection there she had mistaken for her own
lost gem.
Then came a tender, musical voice, as the
beautiful appearance vanished.
"Mourner, these restless pillows, though
fearful and dark TO thee. roll up TO the gate
Of heaven. Ever faithful 10 their trust, they
bore thy jewel. winch was lent. not given To
thee, to its rightful owner. the Monarch oi
Heaven; and transferred TO his care. it will
shine forever in HIS glorious dwelling g-place. -
The mourner departed with a couotensnce
thoughtful yet cheerful; her gaze no Longer
bent upon earth or the sotrowtul river ol
death bu, was meekly aud trustingly raised
To The heavens. And that star beaming iu
10 her spirit with rays Of hope and gladness
was ever after her lalismsn and her guide
Mother! Who weepest for thy little Que, SO
eaIly lost; mourner, art thou! that star is thy
now angel-chid. Dry thy tears. and ever
rejoice that thou hasta treasure in heaven!
Lowell Offering,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

Evory one who frequents the reading room
of the theatre do, has observed little
old man, with quite melancholy air, who
calls himself dramatic author; but who to
the best of our knowledge, has never spccu-
lated on any other than ten cent pieces.
AS soon as he perceives new conner, ne
goes right up to him, and after having made
few common place observations, says:
al bet you cannot jump over ten cent
piece"
81 don't understand your jeu de MOTE" an
swers the person addressed.
In plain language, without jeu de mote, |
bet you do not jump over a ten cent piece.
"What do you meanf
"Lend me ten cent piece and you will
see.
The old man, as soon as he receives tho ten
cent piece, places il on the window sill, and
throwing up the sash, says, with banteriBg
air pointing at the same time TO the pavement
of the street below
snow jump over IT,"
The spectators, par politesse, laugh at the
trick-the old man twirls- the iilte piece OF
money in his fingers-slaps his man familiar
ly on the back and shoulders. as ifto encour-
age him also to laugh--then by way of re-
lection, remarks carelessly:
at seems very simple, but every thing de
ponds on where one puts the money"
At the same time with an air Of most inno-
cent abstraction, he slips the ten cent piece
into his pocket; the trick is done!
This harmeiess industry brings its inventor
the daily means of supplying his simple wants.
Those who have once been his victims, nro
never sorry to see another fall into the snare,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
The Eloridn Indians.

A gentleman lately from Tampa Bay has
informed the Savannah Georgian that there
is no prospect Of the removal ofIbe Indions.
Gen TwIes, has recently had an interview
with Billy Bowlcgs, who told him positively
that he would no, remove; that if II was not
satisfactory 10 the whites the Indians would
90 into the swamps, and if,bey wanted them
they must be hunted up. The number OF
warriors is estimated by Gen. TwIes al o.,
although others estimate the number much
greater. A new delegation Of Arkansas In
dians have gone down in The nation, hui there
are no hopes ofinducing Bowlcgs TO emigrsle.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
WoRsE AND woRsE.-We noticed a pa

WoRsE AND WoRsE. We noticed par
sgtsph several days since, which stated that
while under the torture, negro nurse had
confessed TO the murder Of Mrs. Allen. nea,
ST. Louis, and implicated negro in the out
rage. Both were lynched Immediately. and
hung. II nov appears that Mrs. Allen is not
dead. but likely to recover; and that the per-
son implicated by the slave nurse was white
man. So that. contrary to law. the testimo-
py ofa slave while under torure,was receiv-
ed. and made the basis OF two sxecutioos
for 40 assault which has not proved fatal.
lab Eve. Icur.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
JUNE Is, 1850.

Smedley had prosecuted the girl in good
faith, and from an impression made upon him
by the communications Of others. that (even
ifher innocence was altefwsrds provedl IL
was the policy Of the law TO protect those
who prosecuted, consequently Miss Davis
could not recover damages; but IL that said
prosecution was commenced and carried on
by Mr.. Smedley, from mere "maiice" and
without any reasonable cause. The jury ought
TO find verdict for Miss Davis. and IL they
believed is TO be the fsct--that the Witnesses
had combined with Mt Smedley 10 blacken
the girls character. they we're bound to give
exemplary damages.
The jury. 10 n short time rendered yer.
dict Of five thousand four hundred dollars" "
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

ny @. w. buNGAY.


"Bless God for rain," the good man said.
And wiped away graceful tear,
That we may have our daily bread,
He drops a shower upon us here;
Our Father. Thou who dwelPst In Heaven.
We thank Theo for the pearly shower,
The blest present thou hast given
TO man and beast, and bird .ad flower.
The dusty earth with lips apart,
Looked up where rolled an orb Of fame,
As though prayer came from its heart
For rain 20 come; and 10! il came
The Indian corn with silken plume,
And flowers with tiny pitchers filled.
Send up their praise of sweet perfume,
For precious drops the clouds distilled
The modest grass is fresh and green
The brooklet swel!s its song again.
Methinks an angel wing is seen
Ia every cloud that brings us rain.
I here is rainbow in the sky.
Upon the arch where tempests trod.
God wrote it ere the earth was dry
1t was the autograph Of Godl
Up where the heavy thunders rolled.
And clouds of FIRE were swept along.
Tie sun rides on n car of gold,
And soaring larks dissolve in song.
The rills that gush from mountains rude,
Flow trickling TO the verdant base
Just like the tears of gratitude
That often stain n good mans face.
Great King Of Peace, deigu now to bless.
The windows of the sky unbar;
Shower down the rain Of Righteousness,
And wash away the stain Of War,
And let the radiant bow Of Love
In beauty mark our moral sky,
Like that fair sign unrolled above,
But not like il TO fade and die.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the pay
IL ment Of a certain sum of money secured to be
paid by Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day of December ls45. executed by Daniel d. Fran
cisco Of the township Of Reading. Hillsdsle County
Michigan to Ira 5 Nudge of the same place
which mortgage recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds Of the County sf Hills
dale in Liber Of Mortgages pages SCI and 562,
and on which there is claimed to be due at the date
ofthisno,ice the sum ofthrse hundred and eighty
dollars and four ceht', 1881 o4 and no proceedings
at law or in equity having been instituted for the re-
covery of the same, or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF power
oT sale in said mortgage contained aud pursuant the
Statute IN such case made and provided, the prem.
ses described in said mortgage 10 wits "All that GER
tain piele or parcel Of land situate lying and being
in the County of Hisdale. described follows wins
The south east quarter of the south quarter and
tbirtv-one acres off the side OF the half Of
the south stquarter Of section six, in Township num-
ber seven south. Of range number -four wes., in the
State Of Michigan. containing seveny-one acres Of
land more or less" Will be sold at Public Auction
or vendue to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the Village OF Ilsdale in said County, Friday
the 2lh day ofJune a. d. 1850, a, ten o'clock in the
forenoon ofthat day.
Dated February %, 1850.
IRA S. NUDGE, Mortgage.
Gro Car Any n35
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
Going TO California.

A Californian gives The following amusing
ia accidents Of his travel from Gorgona 10 Pa.
mama:
After breakfast we mounted little rats Of
ponies, saw The luggage start ahead on mules,
and away we went on our journey 10 Panama.
For quarter of d mile the path was quite
level, but we commenced climbing mountains
and decending vaileys-scfambling oyer rocks
thro' gullies aud sloughs; and from nine IN
the morning until eight 10 the evening, we
neve, saw a piece Of level ground sufficiently
large 10 build chicken roost or. Sometimes
IL was almost strait up, and we had 10 lie
down and hold on TO the maue TO keep from
sliding off behind-next moment going down
decent SO steep tha; we shouldered the hors
es tails, and held on TO keep from pitching
over their heads forward sometimes oGt
heels were highest and sometimes our helds;
and IL was continual rush OF blood from one
TO the Other, like changing ends with bottle
half full OF water. Or all the rides | ever
took, that one from Gorgona to this place
beats ALL
OF his journey at Panama, he says:
During the day, our place is very cool
and comfortable. but at nigh we have a nice
time in fighting rats. The moment the light
is exiting uished, they commence a regular
andango-scramhlc over us, and draw their
cold tails across our noses every five minutes
Each one when turning in prepares ammu-
milton for a campaign. Every thing avsila-
Bile, boots, hair brushes, oranges. &c. are
placed within reach, TO shy at 'em during the
night, whenthey get to uprosrious. We al
so have fless aud cockroacbos; over he sd, three
or four babies that yell half OF the night, and
half dozen dogs outside that howl incrs.
sanity; and last night there were several well
concerted, long and doubtful cat fights. |
made an onslaught, with an emiy bottle 10
each hand. and seriously damaged one dog
and settled cat fight by kicking pair Of
pusses over the bdlbony into the street"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

"SINsuLAR MAIL BAG Mr.. Hiram Rog-
ers, grocer, North Main street, bought lot
of Connecticut River shad from tho Steam
boat this morning, and on dressing one ofthem
he found copy of tho Ohio Star Ia free soil
paper) published at RaveDna, Ohio, inside of
the fish. II was of the date of December 2,
is49, and was done up in wrapper. The
paper was in the lower part ofthe fishes bel
iy, and appeared to have been there Cor some
time The wrapper was mostly deosyed."
Hartford Times.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

Nor WASTED. few slaves having been
taken to California on the promise ot em7n-
cipatiou and Other rewards after a few yeas
service. the California correspondent OF the
n. O. True Delta advises Sonihetn man TO
bring no more to tha, count,y. He says alb
nltiouism is rampant among individuals,
and slaves ATE soon seducej tu leave aud set
upon their own hook.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
Coughs, Colds, &c.

Hills Balsam OF Honey,
Doctor Moore Essence Of Life. or Pectoral Drops
DIR. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir or cough drops,
DE La monterats Vegetable specific, for coughs,
colds. and consumption, &c.
DIR. Larbors Extract Lungwort, for coughs, colds.
consumption &c.
forcoughs colds consumption, hoarseuess Faiu
in the Breast. whoopiug cough. difficult Breath
ing, in young children, &c. and host Of RENE.
dies for all diseases that flesh is heir TO, at
SIMPSONS
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
HilIsdale School.

The summer term oil this School will commence on
"Wednesday, 10th April. at 9 o'clock NJ. The Board
have classified the school a" follows
lst. Class-spelling. Reading, Writing Primary
Geography and Arithmetic.
Cd Class-spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography
Arithmatic. Grammar. History, Book Keeping.
Cd Higher Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry Botany. Algebra. Geometry, lntellectu'l and
moral Philosophy. Rhetoric Logic, Astronomy.
sztb Latin. Greek. French aud German Languages
eD.clemation aud Composition in each Department.
The rates Of the ist class will be !. the second /,
and third l. Of the fourth any information as to the
textbook. used ia the school may be had on applca.
ton to MT Hckok Foreign scholars from % 80 TO
eansr oasner H. ALAN, Director.
Hillsdale, Let April, 1850. n36
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
Great Battle In Caiifosnia-- Victory Of the
French.


We translate the following astounding
news. says the N. Y. Tribune, from the jour
nal de Debates Of Paris. The news of tho
victory of the French will be heard with con
sternation and dismsy, throughout all the
United States. The next intelligence from
San Francisco Via Paris, will probably be
tho annexation Of California to Fruhcos Is
it possible that We are to lose thin new gol-
den star after all the trouble at Washington
about allowing her to shinei Forbid il, Pat;
riotism Americans, to the rescuel
"Our letters from California announce
painful event. In a country in which legal
ity is scarcely yet esta blshed, and in which
all the nations Of earth have humorous rep
rosentatives, each man has felt the necessity
of Joining himself to his fellows, to those who
speak the same language and have the Same
interests. The French are from 5000 TO TO-
600 in number, have assembled on the banks
of the San Joachim and the Stsnislas, places
which are eminently favored, and in which
they have discovered very considerable de.
posits Of gold. This circumstance caused
the jealousy of Americans, who pretending
to be the absolute masters Of the soil and of
all il contains attempted to drive them away.
Il combat, verita6le battle, en- fact, ensud,
and great number Of persons lost Msir
lives on both sides. The VICTORY, HOWEVER,
WAS WITH Qua couSTRrMEN"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

DaIyrNo HIs owS CARRIAGE The Nilsson /.
n papers speak Of an emigrant who packed
m his traps IA a wheel-barrow and set of for
California. Al the las, advices the p-des-
train had passed every company precedeine
him on his journey, except The mule pack
train. lie is hardy Highlander by birth.
aud is well cspaci,a'ed to endure the vic's'-
,udes that must arteud such an undertaking
Since his deps,ure thence other emgran,s.
in st,aiehiened circumstances, have started
10 California with wheel barrows.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
"Richmoad's in the Fisld.'
"Thus far into the bowels of mankind.
Has he marched or without lmpediment." !"

Has he marched on without impediment."
G.. G. Richmond s. Co., Jackson street.
below Montgomery, have now on hand the
largest and best selected lot of Drugs, Med
icines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles,
etc., to be found on the western coast. Their
store has been fitted up in the most superior
style, and all acknowledge
Both city chaps and country pumpkins,
That their establishment pEmpkias.
But hear what Billy Milton says to the NJ
ners in his "Lay of the Last Minstrel
Breathes there a man with soul 20 dead,
He never to himself hath ssid,
"Pl take a shovel and spade
A BOX OF Pills in case of need.
And thus equipped i will proceed
To some fresh diggings" with all speed; N.
And there from care and trouble freed, =. q |4<
IN make my little pile or NesG"
IL such there be 60 mark him well |
For him no fourteen PoEAdsrs swell.
But In their place thousand pain,
And aches shall hinder u his gums!
Harkl from the hills groan shrek
VII let the homesick miner speak.
('Ify0u have tears prepare to shed them now
%, California; stern and wild.
Meet nurse for dysp,piie child
Land Of those Jumps OF virgin gold.
(Where every fourth man hns 'cold.1
Land Of chillsl' what hope have We
To 'scape the ague or be free
From any one Of all these ills
Till we have bought that Box Of Pills
That Away carss--unless IL kiilsl
That Il young man the story S toId,
Bring but little lump Of gold,
Wei cure your fever--cure your cold,
And this plain truth III unfold,
"The world rings out in rnthems bold,
That RICHMOND can't be Undcy'osd!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18
$4,000 LBS. WOOL.

The subscriber will pay the highest marketprice
fot the above quantity Of wool.
To receive the highest price for your wool, u
must be well washed. free from buirs and filth Of a
kinds, well secured with small strong twne and the
heeces unbroken. The neater u rs brought 20 mar
tet the better & CUANDIER Agen,
Hillsdale, April .. 1850. ns8
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

The usiIons that call themselves Chtistiaos
expend annually Sl50,0O0,00O in preparing
to destroy each other m war, and abou, $500.
900 for preaching the Gospel tn the hes
then.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-18

Nyw WAY OF MAKiSe PEcPLE CHAM
rAsLE--It is often easier TO obtain favo,s
from the pride than the charity NJ men. A
shrewd preacher. after an eloquent charity
sermop, SAID 70 his hearers, am afraid, from
the sympathy displayed in your eountenan-
ces. that some NJ you may give too much.
caution you. therefore. that yod should re
Just before you are generous spd wish you
10 understand that We desire no one vbo car
no, pay bi. debts 10 put anything in ,he plate,
The collection ~ss > yoasipg ons