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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
From the New York Journa, OF Commerce.
Abuse of Witnesses.

There is probably evil connected with the admins
traton of law in criminal courts which calls more
loudly for redress than the severity and injustice visited
upon the heads of innocent persons VINO detained
witnesses: Our Grand Jury have several times called
attention TO the subject but Of relief has yet
been adopted. Men who innocent of any fault but
that of having been invountarly spectators OF other
mems crimes, are herded together in prisons with
common leons, living the larc occupying SINH
lar cells and in many suffering far than those
who are to be brought justice by their testimony In
stances not where strangers, visiting the city
upon business have beer seized upon by the police be-
cause they happened to passing at the moment where
some of violence enacted and not being able
give bail for their appearan Court witnesses,
have been hurried off the lookup there to langush
solitude foul society until the real culprits could be
brought to trial.
would be WELL that public attention has by the
action OF the Grand Jury been turned to this subject II
could be essentially modified. person is dragged to
Court against his will, to the punishment Of
criminal or perhaps more frequently to give testimony
civil suit 1t would be natural suppose that
who had thus been compelled at considerable personal
Inconvenience, to attend to duty so onerous would be
treated with at least ordinary civiy and respect But
this is not generally the After being to tell
the truth he beset by several sharp practitioners who
have made this study and who the despotic
efforts befog his intellect, conlound his IDEAS to
perpex his memory, and, II possible to betrdy him INTO
unntentional error III in such hands he becomes so
ied TO utter seeming contradictions he is ashed with
out mercy pSrjurer. Or IT, alter spending all their
Impudence upon hinl-ater browbeaung and torturlng
him to their hearts conten-the lawyers unable to
puzzle him. and he still adheres his simple story mark
the seeming magnity with which he is assaed in the
advocates argument Hoc his motires impeached,
his character impeached backened his most sacred
feelings ridcud until he monster too rile 10 be
beiiered! We have known estimabe of sensi-
tive minds tro hare recorered for tcees from at
tack Of this sort, made By skilllu speaker, without
shadow OF for it, in his anxiety sustain
sinking III any thinks this picture overdrawn
let him visit Tor day almost any one oil our trial courts
There two where the Judges occasionally in
terpose in favor of respectable witness bat in most OF
them the lawyers have free license to utter the most
scandalous abuse without check hindrance. All this
seems be wrong in principle and productive OF
serious evil in practice. 1t heightens the difficulty Of
procuring the attendance of respectable witnesses,
few willing to submit such wholesale abuse. II
essensIhe dignity Of the judiciary, and tends impair
the force of any rebuke administered wrong doing
by bringing the innocent and guilty alike into condemna
ton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

PLAINLY STATED-If to surrender fugitives from la
Dor wrong says the Detroit Free Press it is the fault
OF the Constitution We contend in all fair ness that
the question recurs are you willing TO do so on any con-
dions! The Constitution says you shall. Will you
abide by its covenans your covenants, for not citizen
exists who may deposit his vote in the ballot box who
That is, after all, the only question. We care in
what shape the law is framed that the actual
ants you have entered into may be fulfilled We
not FIG for its name, but only for the lulfmen Of the
contract. The question OF slavery slavery
is not involved the rights Of parties under a
solemn &C. of Union, in itself invisible. the
only matters submitted. Pennsylvania wings declare
clearly as language convey IDEAS that far the
party in that State is concerned she will set aside
these rights and go Presidential election upon such
terrible issue The country is fore warned and will
be It's fault if it is not fore armed -Dayton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

FoR THE AFRICAN CoLoNIEs.-The Colonization So
cietys bark Liberia Packet cleared this port to-day
for the Maryland Colony in Africa. She had fall car
Yet transported-morc Offering than she could accom-,
modaie. A large party Of emigrants arrived in the
steamer from Norfolk this morning, who had engaged
passage in the Liberia Packet. Among those who 90
out in her Thomas Fuller and Benjamin Jenifcr
colored ministers OF the Gospel from dorchester county
Md. Their object in visiting Africa is to make X
poration Of the country and the necessary
rsngements for the reception Of their families and friends
for whom they intend returning in the fall The Cam.
bridge Democrat says that should their report prove IA
vorable, enough free blacks will emierate from that
neighborhood TO found a colony .-BaAimors Pat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
The BIoomer.

The savoy maid may toss her head,
When she her hustle bitches on;
BE mine to praise in srtless lays,
The graceful girl with breeehes on.
The pettieoat no more shall aoat
On limbs whose shape bewitches one;
But in its place, with modest grace,
Those limbs shall hold the oreeehes on
The bucks and beaus turn up their nose,
At costly robes with patches ON
But goodness mel what if they see
Saeh beauty spots the breeches on.
Ye muslin dresses, white and thin,
With fairy fnger'd stitches on.
fear your day has passed away
Since woman put the breeehcs on.
shi weII-a-day, the Bard may say,
Shall one bestow his kisses on,
A shameless maid whe's not afraid
To put pair Of breaches ON
She'll make him feel from head 10 heel,
Whatever else ne bitches on,
He has right. by day or night,
To put spair OF breeches onl
We always see the graces three
Without rag the witches on,
But OF Cad Cooks, how would 1t look
Should each one put the brooches on!
When woman's wit i stirred a Bit
The first reform she pitches en-,
Is how she may, with least delay,
Just draw pair OF breaches on!
--KaicksrsoekT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

RANToUL.-Ths Springfield Register says that this
wretcbed renegade, during his stay in Illinois last win
ter, prepared, IL invited to make speech approx
ing the Fugitive Slave law, and denouncing all who OPP
posed it as Abolition agitators. We have doubt OF
the correctness Of this statement He there solicit.
ing charter for the Central Railroad Company, since
organized, and, like all Of his tribe, prepared
dispose Of his opinions principles to effect his object
and pocket the money.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.
CONSUMPTION.

OONSJMFTlON.
DR. Myer constantly receiving benefit ece,v
ed from the Of his incidence only 10
satisfy its healing The following
JoHN DAVIS very respectable physician and Of large Practice
speaks in the following manner
DIX MEER: The medic ordered hand 1
that the medicine, used gives
IMPRESSION and that of Others thai will supecede the
OF Townselds trash. Mrs Green my vicinity using H.
abong under
the the different of
has been used without benefit but she does find benefit from the
use Of the Dandelion Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparlla.
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ ID.
CKyahOsa Falls, July 10, 1880
From Doctor n. b Howard, of Lila, OHIO:
DR. MYER-Dea SIR. This that have sold
Dadeion, Wild Cherry,
and has given general satisfaction 10 all who have used
n. b. HOWARD NJ. d.
Lima, Ohio, August l6th, 1850.
From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER Of Peru, Indiana:
DR. MYER-DeaT SIR do certify that for the space Of year
lhave been acquainted with effects your Dadeon Wild
Cherry, and Saaparl having sold eighty
bottles AID from general find be the
medicine of the kind sold A. KEISER, NJ. d.
Psru, Indiana, July 27th, 1850
For sale, wholesale by CRAIGHEAD& BROWNING
Agents, indianapolis. aug2O-x
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

THE Two BiGLERs.-Hon. John Biger who is the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF California, is a
brother of William Bigcr the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of MISUNDERSTANDING Post.
1t is stated further coincidence that these bro.
theirs both prhters having been thrown upon their
resources while very young that they both editors
oil leading papers at the time that they both
ther together filed important civil offices, and are
now candidates of their party for the same ece in re.
mote States. In spite Of their political predictions
they are worthy gentlemen, whose example should
be lost upon their young Erening
Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

f,LEAR THE TRACK F. FAIRBANKS has just receiv-
ed the iron horc his Spring supply of Boots and Shoes,
for ladies' the Jenny Lind Shoe orades and variety Of Boots
Slippers suitable and cond
He received both Beebe's and Lear style Of New
York Hats Spring These Hats pronounced by ALL
being the best ueaes and fashionable Hats won His stock
of silk prsh CLOTH and oil cloth Caps plain silk and wool Hats
the city He large
iy Straw Goods which win be sold Cincinnati prices Also
Trunks Carpet Bags and numerous ether articles loo tedious
menion.h
small profits and quick returns, and he faiers
himself that he sell cheaper for cash, than any the Rail-
road City,"
Call and examine for yourself at J.F FAIRBANKS,
SIGN BIG RED Boor,
mario Sentinel Building.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

LATE AND IMPORTANT PROM MExIco-We have re.
ceived dates from Mexico the 7th instant The Brit
sh Minister has advised the Mexican Government that
decisive measures would probably be taken at once il
the claims of English creditors not settled before
the next packet sailed. The French and Spanish Min
listers said their Governments would do likewise.
The Danish brig Proper, with the Prussian Minister
on board, was wrecked at Vera Cruz. All the passen.
gers saved.
Revolutions were starting up in all quarters Of Mexi.
con-. Y. Journal of Commerce
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

The THREE CENT PIEcEs-In letter from VIM
l.. Hodge, Esq, Acting Secretary of the Treasury to
the Postmaster General published in the Washing on
Republic, it is stated, thar arrangement has been
made with Messrs. Adams & Co. by which postmasers
are to be supplied with three cent pieces RENTING
the amount to the United States Mint, Philadelphia,
which they may require, within reasonable limits and
that such other arrangements are made and will be
made for the distribution of this coin as will conduce TO
the public convenience
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

MEASURING Music BY THE REAM.-The ed
itor Of the Brownsville Free Press, in speaking OF
the neatness and beauty of the Presbyterian
Church in that place, says:
There is connected with the church an excellent
qUire'
II requires ghost TO tell that the editor must
have had fools-cap in his minds eye" when he
wrote that paragraph.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYit
DIR. II. B. MYERS,
sARsipARIILA. WILD CHERRY AND DAspELIo

For Purifying The BtOod-Au Disorders Of the htdnegS
And the disease arising from Impure Blood Inse
tivty OF the aosotbens disoTdered DgestOnsuch AZ
Bilious Diseases Consumption, Dropses Gravel sorofus,
Complaints lmpoteney, Dyspepsia Nervous
tons, General Debility, &C.
Ii combines the properties Of Detergent Durete
and Tonic. Cures without purgng gripping siekening and
while 1t disease eleanse and strengthens the
Other aFtl
Gle in market valuable family medicine
preventive disease the bad effects exposure mpudence
or excess.
PREPARED BY DR.. H. B. MYER BUFFALO, NY
For disease sr thus Extract Processes
tains ingredients chosen for their special adoption Il:
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates
and Detergent Diuretic and Tonic, and in
StOmachlc and emmensgogue IL PAIN and
relieves affections Generally expressed il
all the secretons and excretions and exoites action
glands particular manner Ii is simple OF common
OF the most potent vegetable remedial agents
modifying the effects OF the other and increasing its beneficial
tendency remedy powerful and healing in its action
the human frame, than any OF them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis Of spec
hes-SaIsapaa Wild Cherry and Dandeont acts with the
ease OF the e restorative yet produces results unresched
by the most violent remedies Possessing combined,
Landed virtues of the cleansing medicines il adds
ers gently aCng on the Kidneys, having particular
internal the
disease cleansing portion Of the body
ting and refreshing the system.
This Extract acts directly and kindly the blood which
il pGTes and enTchespromotes healthy
Digestion and by its general influence every
diseases generally and gives the invalid lasting
health, ygor and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PROSTRATIoN.
down. weakened
ebtated who have declined in mental
lost Aesh and muscular strength and whose systems are
ally diseased, find better pleasant remedy.
the most corrupt states Of the blood even whe
that fluid is entirely vitiated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

CoLoRED EMIGRATION TO JAMAcA.-The Kingston
Journal OF the 1lth mentions the arrival there of many
colored emgrans from the States 1t not stated for
what purpose, but believe they have something to
do with cotton cultivation, some gentlemen having re-
Gently arrived from Georgia investigate the capabii-
ties Of the soil for that production
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

UFive banks are now fully organized under the Free
Bank law. They styled the Iron Bank, at trenton
Merchants Bank, Of Massilon, Springfield Bank Picka.
way County Bank, and Champaign County Bank. The
capts paid in tho Iron Bank is $50 600 Of the others
$25 900 each.-Toredo Bfadc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

GA rich bachelor of New Jersey lately died,
leaving by will several legacies, of from ten to
ty-tlye thousand dollars each, to ladies whom he had
addressed, but who had rejected him. He said they
had afterwards grown to be ugly that he could not
be sufficiently grateful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

D The editor Of the Indianapolis Journal, feeling
how unstable are all earthly things, one
TO preach him on "the intermediate state Of
the sonl after DEATH Call on Parson Brownlow soon
as the election is over-Ctn Emo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

u Col. Powell, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor IN Kentucky is still confined to his at Prince
ion IL Is feared that he will be able get about
again before the election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
CRooERIEs-v. HANNA & Co. offer for sale, VIII

EROCERIES.-v. C HANNA & Co. offer for sale who'll
VI sale and retail,
10 hhds good, fair and prime N. o. Sugar;
25 bhls Orleans Moasses;
as Bags Rio Coffee; 1900 lbs Pig and Bar Lead;
40 Kegs Deer and Kentucky Kife Powder
so Boxes 10 by II and by 10 Glass
Oxen ed Tubs
10 bags Alspice; Is bags Pepper 25 chests Teas;
boxes Starch; bhls Saeraius 20 bags Shot,
Is kegs Tobacco; 10000 Cigars 1000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
Decanters for
IS TumbeTs, Glass Jars &c;
10 bales Cotton Batting Candle Wick, &c.:
1900 Percussion Caps 80 boxes Candies 20 Cassia;
dozen Pine Wash Boards bbs Tar 10 boxes Herring;
20 Paper 200 lbs Indigo; 400 Lbs MaddeT;
500 lbs Alum; 80 lbs Numegs 100 lbs Cloves
300 lbs Ginger; 1000 lbs Bologna Sausages.
Our Cash, and the prices bound to suit
v. G.. HANNA Il Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

GHIn England, Scotland, and Wales, there is but
one voter to every seventeen inhabitants in Ireland
only one to eighty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

% Interest speaks all languages, and acts all
parts, even that Of disnterestedness.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

eSlf you would look spruce" in your old age
don't pine" in your youth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

eTIhere are moments when the hear wakens
from sleep TO feel itself alone in the dark.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

90 Forty-hve pounds Of salt are contained In one
hundred pounds Of water Of the Dead Sea-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

oTIf the harvest Of single year should fail
nearly the whole human race would perish.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad.
SANDUSRT, TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON! FNM@h
CHANGE OF HOURS.

-.- SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON! f@@~h
s CHANGE OF HOURS. sssssz
AN aler Monday April 2s 1851, and until further notice
W will leave The Northern Depot Springfield
O'Clock, p. NJ, for Dayton, stopping
Hertziers, EnOn, Osborn and kneisly's.
Returning will leave Dayton al O'Clock, NJ and O'clock
Is min p. NJ.
The O'clock A NJ Tram, from Dayton connects with Sandus
the p. NJ, Train, from Dayton,
The through Train Detroit and Buffalo, aud also
with the Xema and Cincinnati Train.
Coaches with this Train to Charleston, IN
neclion with the Columbus and Xenia Railroad.
Through in One Day, via sandusky, and by Steamer
TOLEDO!
Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock so min A NJ Train
evening Toedo connecting
points
diana and Michigan
Fare reduced-From Dayton Toledo FIVE dollars nfor-
Through Tickets please apply Office
opposite Saynies Hotel where Tickets be Obtained Toe
dc. Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
Morning Tram leaving Springfield at ocack passes Enon
O'Clock, 20 mir-Osborn, O'clock As and Knesy's
O'Clock. Returning, passes Kneslys O'Clock is
O'Clock, 30 mn.-and Enon, o'clock, SO min
Afternoon Train, leaving Springfield at O'clock r. M passes
Enon O'clock 20 mn.-osborn O'Clock As mm-and knes
y's O'Clock. Returning, neIsys O'Clock 30 min
Osborn, O'Clock As min.-and Enon al O'Clock
Fare from Dayton Springfield, sos
rare from Dayton 10 UrDala IL
Fare from Dayton Charleston. ID;
Fare from Dayton to West Liberty, 10.
Fare from Dayton Beview,. AZ
Fare from Dayton Sandusky 45t
fere rom layton 10 loeoo o
Fare Dayton Detroit.
Fare from Dayton Cleveland 55
from 10 bunao, fU
Through Tickets the above places, only obtained t
Dayton Office, and on the Boats in returning.
may -(rnp. faxy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

TEyHosE WISHING to purchase Gaine's Patent Premium
Tie number year quite limited ON account Of
its recent introduction bat will be pushed to orders
Stewart at Michigan c And Their msSgseuTe has recently been
senex Of Richmond Ind where farmers Indiana and Illinois
obtain them The undersigned wishes make with
Agricultural
Illinois suitable manuacIuring districts
To This Drill awarded the first tand onyl premium Dplo-
and medal the Ohio State Fair October Wherever
is principles have been examined and rs working properties tested
Acknowledgements the Ohio Statesman the Western Pathfinder
ono a 10, ,s, ST., Az III ~ - ~ " ~
N " Tribune The SUM- and Fsmet and Mechasie', o.
New York examination Of the Drill the American institute last
fs@y accom- fishes what has aimed at y inventors Of Drill
chimes for several years past It constructed that cannot
Patent prss Is machine admits Of variety Of
wheat and any requisite and position with regard
each other and peculiarly adopted planting OATS Barley and
Ina lsG al KIDS OF sr"" or seeds dsand distributing the e
The Drills for the present season are Of moderate sze
planning inches apart but the uninterrupted progress with
which can be worked renders speedy than other wider
machines Price indianapolis $50 Communications addressed
jayia~iowsw ''''' i''''f' ROYAL MAYHEM.
WMEs AND LIQUORS. half pipes Brandy;
sG G"s[sT casks es:s: h FG% win WINE
2quarier casks Malaga wine
S CASKS afIaui sauiera'' White Wine;
10 bbls. American Brandy
IS bbls. American Gin;
10 bbis old MonongaheIa, Bourbon and Rye Whisky
rcctlhed
10 bbls. pure Spirits
10 baskets superior Champagne Wine:
"Buchanan's" Catawaba Wine:
Some Wines and Liquors warranted pure, Tor mcdi
cal purposes For sale at reasonable IR Isss X MAYER
vUvEsTERN RESERVE oHEEsE-sO boxes w. R cheese
w 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese, extra.
Just received and for sale by
juy29 BROWNING * MA1Et,-
SOAPS boxe common bar Soap
- 25 fancy and shaving Soap
old CASTLE Soar
For sale by BROWNING MAYER mly2e
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cARps-Mes.rs. FIEI.p & SLOAN take rhis me-

CARD.-Messrs FIELD & SLOAN take this rne<Asd o.
VI announcing community that they
pared orders for all kinds Chaishavng
facility, Including the best of and machinery they
and will cheap establishment Union.
Hotels Halls, Offices &C. furnished with superior article Of
ArmCrs prices suit the age All orders from distance will
with prompt attention Country dealers will be supplied
prices which will them good profit Rooms Washington
Bddes All
N BThe highest price will be paid for Poplar Walnut and
Maple lumber, Hickory and Maple turning timber, &c.
iulyl2-w1v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-07

PHYSoPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
TaNIIE Fa and Winter of this old Institution will
n in the New Edi6ce, Fih and Western Row,
the first Monday November $751; and continue weeks
lectures day.
Tickets the full $50 co. Matrcuaon IS co. Graduation
fee $1,000. Tickets 10 Commercial Hospital $500.
FACULTY.
E. H. STocKwELL D. Professor Anatomy Physiology.
A. POWERS NJ. D. Professor Of Medical and Operative Sur
gerry.
E. NJ PARRITr, D. Professor OF Chemistry and Medical Ju-
rsprudence.
H. f. JoHSsoN NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
Jos BROwN NJ D. Professor of Botany, Ma,era Medca and
Pharmacy
r. C. CARTER NJ D Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women Children.
f. ii. SrocxwELI- NJ d., Demonstrated
JOS. BROWN, Nj. d., Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
CINcINsATI, July 10, 1851. ulys5-6w(wl
FARMS FOR SALE.-The undersigned will sell three
10. farms in Hancock county accommodating
x1i.l< One of 100 acres 40 improved
One of 100 acres so improved
One of so acres as improved.
Also 240 Of unimproved land.
Enquire of II. l.. Wapoe, Esq, indianapolis the subcr
Der at Greenfield Hancock THOMAS d. WAlPOlE.
july22-1mw
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JOHN O'KANE g. SONS,
NEW R0OK STORE

XXTE friends Booksellers, Country Mer-
w chants Teacher Professional Gentlemen, and book buyers
generally thai Indianapolis Marion
diana Book Store We prepared time supply
the trade large small quantities with and fresh
stock of Books and Stationery We keep hand
complete Miscellaneous Theological
ical. School, and Classical together
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would he The Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books call.
thankfully received
they will be filed promptly Particular attention paid orders by
mail or otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
Ne Norris Buildings. under Fellows Hall.
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SOAPS boxes common bar Soap
- 25 boxes fancy and shaving Soap
boxes genuine old CASTLE Soap
For sale BY BROWNING 4 MAYER