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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

The "CoMPRoMIsE" IN THE SoUTH.-
According to The New Orleans Bee, III,
compromise is so strong in the South tina
it is highly questionable whether any
State, except South Carolina. numbers a
majority Of its opponents. Georgia is
willing To take il; Alabama makes a wry
face nr two. hut will undoubtedly swal
low il; North Carolina. Virginia and Ma.
ryland. are overwhelmingly in its favor
Florida is decidedly for the compromise;
in Louisiana there are absolutely no FIRE.
eaters. or none that dare av0w themselves
as such; AikanSas is so much out Of the
way that we hardly know the true state
of public opinion there, but we believe
il 10 be sound; Missouri, Tennessee aud
Kentucky are clearly aud unequivocally
for tho compromises; in Mississippi alone
does there exis, a we'll defined aud broad
difference of sentiment, aud there a %
test is eve now in progress that will sat,
isfactOIily attest the true feeling Of the
State. We are firmly convinced that
Mississippi cannot be induced 10 wave
in her allegiance to the Union, or per
suaded to reject the measure by which
peace aud harmony were restored Pc
tersbngh h~tciigencer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

TnE HEMPFIELD RoAD.-The Wheel
ing Gazette says thatthe Surveyors ofthe
Hemp6eld road, as far as they have pro.
crossed flom Wheeling. have founda most
favorable route. aud denies the ruth Of
The statement ofthe Pittsburg Gazette
that they had encountered a Hill. a short
distance from Wheeling, through which
1t will be necessary to make a tunnel of
| 800 feet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

CULTIVATION OF BLACKBERRrEs.-They
cultivate the blackberry in The n~eighbor.
hood OF Boston. An old pasture is broken
up, the sprouts are planted in rows in o.
tnber, and kept clear of weeds aud other
wise treated like -aspberries. The "Ag-
riculturist" says that the fruit thus pro.
duced is ola size aud flavor which sur
P'ises those who are only acquainted with
the wild blackberry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

CrTwo handsome Bloomers, says the
Boston Post, were on Board the May.
flower, bound To bingham, a day NJ two
since. aud excited much attention, par
ticularly when they went to the bar and
called COR a drink!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

CuDA.-We have no late new of The
outbreak in this Island. The
are contradictory, and we will have to
wait for further advices.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

r "-~f .H
The CnoLERA.-This disease is still
committing its ravages in many parts o
our country, but is confined principal,
to the smaller towns in the neighborhood:
ofthe Ohio and Mississippi rivers. With
a few exceptions, it has not ragged severe.
y in any place.
We are sorry to learn. however, thai
IN West Union, il is still raging with
much fatality. Already, it is stated, be.
tween thirty and forty persons have died,
and new cases are daily occurring.
The British Consul at Grand Canary,
writes that the Cholera broke out in that
Island on the 9Th Of May last, aud has
committed terrible ravages. On the 10Th,
there were out of 10000 inhabitants, on.
ly about 1000 left. Many were the vic
Tins Of such coudcct. The roads were
covered with dead bodies. On the 10Th,
llth and 18th, the deaths we're upwards
Of 100 daily The suffering was intense
and continued ill about the 18th, at
which time over 1000 of those who re.
NAMED had fallen victims. while it is
supposed that three times that numberin
all were carried off.
Later dates give rather a different and
moro favorable account, and the fatality
is not placed at so high a number.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

MORE GoLD.-It is stated that a rich
mine of Gold has been discovered in Gu,
rabaya, Bolivia. which iii supposed will
equal that Of California.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

FOREIGN NEws.--The Steamer Allan.
tic brings later intelligence from Europe
The news is not of a startling character,
The House Of Lords has passed the &c.
clesiastical Titles bill. The House Of
Commons have again decided that a Jew
is not entitled to a seatin Parliament.--
These measures do not look much like
progress. In the French Assembly, the
question ofthe revision Of the Constitution
has been Diseased and decided in the
negative. This has caused considerable
excitement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

W Baron Dudeyant, husband Of the
famous romance writer. George Sand,
has just died alta boarding house in Par.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

l%MPoRTANT DEcIsIoNs.-Tn the Court
of Common Pleas, Licking county, it was
decided last week that the stockholders
of the Granville Bank were liable Er its
issues, with interest from the date of sus.
pension, February 7tb, 1912.
1t was also decided hat the Smiths
were liable for the St. Clair notes, having
Ihei' guaranty stamped upon them.
Both these cases were ably argued, and
will be carried up by the defendants.
AT the present term, Judge Stillwell
instructed the Grand Jury to inquire par.
licularly into the Plank Road certificates
issued TO circulate as money, but they
adjourned without finding a true bill.''
We see ii stated that these notes have
been recalled from circulation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
Tae.aay EyenIng. An.n., 5, is.

Loc"Foco Convention The Conven
ton on LAST Saturday to appoint delegates
10 attend tue State Convention, which
met on Yesterday. was very fully attend
ed by the office holders and ofice.seekers
with q few special friends IF the aspir.
ants. We suppose hat almost every
man in the county, who has an office. has
had one. or expects ut some indefinite fn.
ture time to have one. was present. We
were rather amused at the composition Of
the assembly, aud tho way in which the
present candidates cornered up the few
men who did not desire office. Some.
times a half dozen candidates would have
some one surrounded. and the way the
hands played upon each other evidently
shovel that they were in earnest.
One could not well help but moralize
on the scene, How many fine words
were sPoked in jgsil How many prom.
ises were made. only to be broken! How
much gratitude felt, that came from the
lips onlyl How many kind acts promis.
ed, never to be per(mmedl And vet af
ter all, the effect would not make a raloe
hood. However the intention may have
been, these fine e~leclioneerine promises
by The majority candidates in this county,.
are about equal To those other promises
made by about One.lhird The voters. who
hold out hopes only to DO crushed, when
tho ballot. box tells the tale. We have
some candidates ia our mind now, whose
hopes nre high and vigorous, and yet we
expect tn publish after their names about
twen'y'nino votes, when tho primary o.
lection is over.
ms Kilkenny cat.fght is, after all, an
amusing affair, to the priva,es of both the
parties. However much a man may ac
considered as fine specimen uf a real
Locofoco, his brethren are sure to end
somcihing out tina. rather casts a slur up.
ON his character. Particularly are we
pleased with the ino reception given to
those who have left the Wig party To
get an office. aud having served out their
term OF probation, ARE compelled to ward
Oft attacks from the very men who conx.
ed them over with honeyed words and
fine promises. When the battle is over
and hevictnry isn't won. these reneeaJcs
have a di6cultta task in discovering where
to CO. "Wai n liulo longer"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

AuOusT ELEcTIoNs .--SlAts elections
were held on last Monday. in Kentucky.
Indiana, Alabama, Arkansas. Missouri.
Illinois aud Iowa. In the latter three
States, no members of Congress were to
be chosen, We have only a few partial
returns from Kentucky7-pOthing to ipdi.
cate the result.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

THe QUITMAN AND FOoTE DFFIcULTY
The fight between Generals Fuole and
QniIman. in the Gubernatorial cunvass ia
Mississippi. originated in consequence ol
the former giving the lie to tho latter
Several blows passed between them.
when they were separated. Quitmai
says he won't speak with Foote again
Some allusion of Foo,e To Qnitman's con.
n%ection with the Cuban expedition. led
10 the dispute, Gen. Q. contending that,
as they had agreed not to touch upon
personal matters, this was q violation oI
the agreement.
Contrary to the above. however, we
learn from a postscript to a Memphis pa.
per, (which makes tho statement. il says,
upon reliable aulhorily,) that General
Foote made no allusion whatever I o the
Cuban affair in his first speech. but that
General Quiinlan himself introduced the
subject in his reply, and assailed the Ad
ministrarinn in strong teims for its course
in regard to that matter. General Foote'S
remarks. it says, were solely in rejoinder
and defence of the Government.
General Foote gives notice in the Mem.
phis papers that he will 60 on aud fill the
balance of his joint appointments with
Gen. Quitman, alone.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

WAIT A MOMENTl
M Y name Is neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob, and
INl | sell an article for what II Is; give me- call.
Lancaster. Ma! -. JAMES GATES.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
By the undersigned Agent for the
Protection Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by
WILLIAM P. CREED, Agent.
Lancaster, May Is, 1851 Ina
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

Fairfield Common Pleas--In Chancery.
Samuel C. Stumbaugh and John D.. Martin, late STAN.
baugh and Martin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

Tue DRrRYs.-The Scioto Gazette,
relative to the denial we mentioned in
our last weeks paper, as coming from the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

Our conte mporary will please notice,
that the denial was not made by "Me
D'orys." but by w. R. ID ury. of this
ei'y-a relative of the suspected per.
sons"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

blazed away and down come wha; m
nirih did come down, do you reckon.
wien Bryant fired 7
'The owl suppose
No sich thing the owl warn't thar.
Twas my old house cat came a tumbln
down, spiiiin spu,ierin,' aud scratchn' ,
and the fur a flynn every time she jump
I'd, like yon'd busted feather bed
open Bryant he said, the way he cum
10 shoot the cat instead Of the owl, he
seed somethin' white
Mrs. Stokes give me the value OF
your poultry, or say you iciU not DO
one thing or the otter
ooh, well, dear love your heart, |
reckon had last year, nigh about the
same AS I've got this
Then tell me how many dollars worth
Won have now aud the things settled
'Tll let YOU see for yourself said the
widow Stokes, and taking an ear of corn
out of crack between the logs of the
cabin, aud shcllng off handful, she
commenced scattering The grain, all the
while screaming, or rather screechlng-
chick--chick- -chick--uhick. &c
chick -ee-chick -ee-ee =
Here they came, BOOSTERS, hens. and
pulels, aud llile Understanding. cack-
linz, chirpng f,ing and huuering over
beds, chars, aud tables alighling on
The old woman's head and shoulders.
huttering against her sides, pecking at
her hands, and creating din and con
fusion altogether Understandable. The
Oh lady seemed delighted, thus to cx-
hibn her icalhcred stock, and would
occasionally eXclaun--'a nice passel
amt lhey-a nice passed. = But she ncy-
Ger would say whl They were worth no
persuasion could bring her 10 the point /,
and pur papers at Washington contain
40 estimate of the widow tokcs' poul-
try, lhougt, rs she sad herself, she had
a mighty nice passed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

Better that house be too small for a
night than too large for year.
Discomfort is sin that is its own pun
lshmeul, aud makes men torment them
selves.
Advice" saws Coleridqc, is like show
tile softer 1t falls, the longer il dweIls up
on, aud the deeper 1t sinks INTO the mind a"
Grain is treated like infants. When the
head becomes heavy It is Graded aud geu-
orally well thrashed TO render il tit for use
Somebody calls topers nose a volcano,
and the cirbuncles erupuons OF the crattr.
At the gate which suspicion enters, loves
goes out.
Forget others faults by remembering
your oAn.
A wise man viii speak well of his neigh
Dor, love his wife, and pay for his newspa-
per.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

n5PThc following curious statement
is an extract of letter received by Phil
Up >leeman. Esq, of Plymouth, from hIs
brother, Col. w. II. Seem,n, and da-
tel, Court of Lucknow, Ilindostan,
India, October 3, 1850. must now
tell YOU about poor boy who was found
in VOLTS den, with a she-wof and
three whelps. When dug into 10y some
of my troops, they all bolted together,
and the hoy ran so fast on all fours that
he ou,sirlpped the whelps, and was with
difficulty taken 10y a mounted trooper.
The mother OF the wbelps had carried
him oil from his parents some years be
fore, and brought him up as her own
offspring in her den"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

Why, massa," said Cuff, scratching
his wool 'spose dat one wheel
broke he 'fcient Of itself individoolly
without proc eding into de entire argu-
ment OBJ de cart and oxum."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20
CiPTilN FRENCH AND His VILLA
MES.
VERMONT SPUNK VICTORIOUS.

We COPY the fol .owiuu item from the
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sen S'5'''"S MS p'cuse 10 oo'ue ny 'ne'T
uoc'S'pns' :" acc'''a"ce WIN suc'l or,
S"",@'''o"' "'e cNa''c's were solo, Il ma
s9'''0'"e,'' "'''e' ana ~ per ce"'' on
a." '''o c'"''''s was Po'd over !" Tue ''le'''-
pe'S o' '''e company OF passengers
" IT." '''s ''"''u"' ,'ey Nad /" Pu'c''Ase
.'o'' '''"''s' P'o''N'ons' ana pay ",'a'-
o'o' 'Ni'omseS n''s"' acc'ue on 'neW
quincy, r'enc" oPPeaied to me Amer
lc'n ""''afy Oou'n'a"aff' me Snenh'
'he nioN'can ana hme''cah Consui'' 10
''l'e''o'' ia MS oel'a'' ana s'f'P MS duPeS
~ ever "''S but ID Ni'n'
''"'"y'' pd'' %, me passengers pau
y ",'eu "u'' '''i ~ f4'o, on a I"urn'!
81 ,'ous'"u or '!''een hundfeu n'les'
,"' sun ''''3p. soon a''er 'cn'iNs O'ey
'''''''' ''i'' '''"c, "au e''r''yeu S"'''c
'"o"'l "'s"' "'.ncu !" '''e 'ee'n' '"r u'e
pup SO ~ 'o'o''S u'''' l"lN ne
',Ni ''0 passengers oe'nS sc'''e' ca =
az" n'a' "S ie came up was co"''''a"u
e'' "''" " P's''' ut HIS D'e's' 10 give up
us pms ""u 'no,' was s"'PPeu %
80 ~ l'''''so0 -o''''e.'s' o'''''-
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W." i'0"V'' - "e "'.o' '0', "s'e'''''"-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

10 The Federal Union (Ga.) thus
refers to the conduct of the compromised
" Union" leaders of Georgia,
DREAMING THE News some of
our contemporaries have begun to break
the news to their readers OF the perfect
" smash up of The National Conslllu-
tlonal Union party. They have not yet
proceeded in4o the entire argument"
The following anecdo,e illustrates the
mode Of their proceeding:
Cuff had been out with the cart aud
oxen, and returning, his master asked
hun hat was the trouble:
Why mas.a, de wheel am broke"
Is shat all Cuff Z"
" No massa, dc tongue am broke
too"
What, did the oxen run away Z"
Yes, nlassa, and killed de nigh Ok -
Is il possible, Cuff"
And dc of OK, too massa."
So, you hlaci, rascal, you have made
perfect smash up, and that is The rea-
son why ,ou come back. Why did,
you tel INC sof"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20
NORTHERN RAILROAD
NPNN-EEaIuOShirp


HHis ROAD conuocts al Nhic River Junction. the
Nrfnuut Hnd tuldl. &c utal and Pas.uu sir tiir.ls
wah che tonc"d, Manchester, As-iu., Lnerii Boston
iiN-ruDe. Salem, Worcester, aud Norwich t0als .n1
he nHarrst rHute from u Cauad4, Aoohefu Vermont
auf Now hampshire fn Boston.
Tbs iuuto pa.srs through the Capitals New lluup-hirr
"ut Ninuni Hnl tAt itfc aa -h g. a~ lsv o., uuy
ANr july l.i, l7au iHssrurcf conn cliun a
Che hTr %. err Buatu from the DE pot Lowell
Road tor West Lclanon, Wons Rser ,io ti,iisr ANA Boz
lnsnp AZ % A. Ai sud ID N;, and un-io 90 l2 No..
leave West Lebanon for Nushui, Luwcit, usnn. Ctoua
Junction, Worcester nul New Nulk 90 A. M auf 90
g. M sud hri-ol $50 a, st. he arfi,a o tne cars
from wells River und burlington.
Fssengefs nn the lanftal and passuunsic Rnads via
Concord ud Nashua arrive Drotnn JUNCTION. Noio,sser
aul Nca ufA lHi' rs and chcH hy route
spccial lafie irufa val. 20 uugl over tnp ouic
ovru lunsd ~ Without ftopp,ns There cnttr lous
nHi st arrun liHiatlnr the landing nlut Ahs At
mlir ifen tattrrs. by thls do,c,s uut oni,
thr ads lnfagr of The Cambridge aud hngh Markets at
also hr mAfket Manchester, Nashua Lowell La Afeuce
aui Silfnl.
feish' lrlins daily each way [suadays excepted
otff ihe t.sntial far-nlapsic, AaHhsu, gcri -tn1
aua naal Roads iun burlington, Nrlls Aiser and
che Depot % hr oac Road hp.ten Mefchandss OF an
bnds carried cheap aud expndousy "a, by any other
oNsLoW srEARNs, Agent
concord \ n Iune ~ lSs0 s.ttf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

U NNU ~ 7 IN IAN- 7, IeaI,
4 AUS leave Boston from Frchhafg Rtlroad
kisl4Sy y Depot, by way OF Gfolun Junction, fnch.
= s.Tsfs iuig k0,u~, " al oif and - ndsor tt a.
- Ne, rd anleu a. Wells kivcr at 10 Z. NJ ami
at Bsrtol,un 30 40 @. 20.
tsi- ta siou ir On ifi,sn'vn, Clareaoni aud Wind
sufitf i2 sud II \ 81 and luive Windsor IA and
81 4 2. VI.
tar- ioave We River At ~ A. VI. and Burlington 40 o
A. Hud ht wl H ttrdof 40 No-iuu at q ~.
tns raee Nind-o, 40 % A. o., and - 10 +. NJ. and
uYrii Boston at2 and q T. n.
ra-sougsitto q hoh New Yors connect with above
l.sine irolon Junction Worcester bod N4-hua Il. or
Naipuiu.
Ssrs leave Wells River arrival # Cas- lom Boston.
Zoe -. lohnsnufy end. Defhy Lime, tlc.
l4rs ctc huntington ever ofnlns Sundays excepted
for Montreal, ~.
Cattle z air. IN Portcf's Tuesday.
lieist Irsus lratr nod Erfku u' hostun daily.
ihnMAS 2. AZ ILL ANS, supt sullivan n Y.
4 L rL--.L--A l 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20
COP LIVER OIL.

n AUtANI . D sIiicII Iufe, ~ s0I' "
- COLLINS * FIERCE
jal, l7h, l-'o.- 7
YsfAS fINs MADE TA-H--B, ihc use. 81 EENitAl.l.S
~ EE tsIva ~ tsUiNg tLuiD,-A huge Washing
uay Poe done iu 1850 oi ti,ioe huuts. = 'r-lie ns
Oliuha 2.. g. S"ulr & FIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

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HARD WARE.

nuR stock Of hatdwafe l. now complete. II YOU WI o
- ".use It'mn'ng.--if you ~duf Table Cutler,-r \.
want J"in.f' iooi.-hualy, II sou want ANY fliiNG
ihis hne-f1ease give cali We supply ,our waoi
September 10, lisa "
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BAY STATE SIIAWiS

SCOT FIELD have nice lsi of Long and Sou "a
BAY - ATE shANLsi which will be sold 4, ~
Prices tuli mad examine them.
eplemhef 10, 1850. o.
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nEwAnE OF cnIuNrEnrrlrs

bEWARE OF cot UNTERFEITS
rms mfl iue has ttHnnd that hugh thatac'er Which is
necessary 90" ai medicines 90 attain Go induce cuuuer,
iu Iut 5000 s,u- Hclr tisk sf Ia. se- f ho.s
Who are luuHrrutis deceived
= Look w,H 10 Ms marks Of tie Genuine.
Ihts base the wrrton signature Of G.. "A JACKSON up 4.
on 'he Wrapper, aud tHe blown the bottlo pt0a
Hhici thea are spHrtuHF,
fo' ss s., "a 4, aol''s s ae1 Rei.il, - 'be
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so DiAercm; >iyes
DRESS GOODS.

Such az Tfih.ts. .ik nud Wool tsonefse- 81. d. Tanes
c.-hmetes, Prints, Ginshslu., Sc.
Just received Do, $40 As g. LANGDON.
Ociolai T. 1854 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20
T0BaCCO CHEWERS,

ID Nh0 Ihi18 tIa besi fIicIo y ~ zoo H0Il WI HHI
u Wh4t wiiIslu KEITH g. nARkEN-
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'hE most choae -slsriioa Of DREss GOODS ever Oman
ed IA NnrMoni, iust received iron Ne~ York asa
CoD flsh \ AACkEkLIihis day received hy SCOTT
~ = IIELD. 20 %. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07
tsIRGE,1.l.a
CONVENTION
r.-=i.~a. to aosrnr H. GAIlAn,H t2s s"; Renote.
n.nt;sa, Sy Wnlnx G. Rsnor' "g'''' 1''f'''''''
,,,c,rplyos cpSclrpEn.l

ry,,DAr', rnocrsD'S"s '0s'l''snl
xr. DAVIS rise for tho pa 10 and report progress.
Is, s:,; !; g h s:ss Cystic; ;s y.
debate has cons o. M sres TO rise and report pro
grcss- agreed Ia. AMI the committee rose
The 1 ss, va had leave to Sit aaa tbs. when
h NJ sa's .ss'" adjourn to meet tomorrow
morning At II move that The Convention do now
adjourn p rsrpENT What was the motto" Of the gen
tlsm.n SIn 9E | made my motion expressly &c
.,xride that sentl,smAn''. ,,, and N. couveu
4s;s Sa sSorn Sse ss :; s"