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EF4z,s sasssE - Scales,
e is&l = e Be Er1va- on hard and warranted tine
= sai correct, - Faetesy prices.
GEO. y. COB3
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HARD WARE.

: SOS - IN waft ~ something extra in the wsv
- q Drse q shk 4isEae Dress > can save 20 Der
go - ea''i'e On ,. *. ALf.I&.
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Decidedly Jolly.

~ E E
The Nebraska Necs, pithy specimen of the
rank growth of new country, thus announ-
ces the result Of a small collection just held in
that neighborhood:
"No Shanghai fowl of the Muscular gender
ever greeted returning day with a more joyful
matinai salute than is now supposed to eman-
ate from the felicitous corposity of the chick
en which stands proudly at the head of this
column. The Ferry Company, Cunning,
Chapman ana the Devil, have exerted them
selves to their utmost. But the people have
triumphed. though only by sixteen majority.
We crow. The News, whose editor they have
damned up hill and down hill now sits Sc
renely upon this three-legged Independence.
and yells i'll utter exultation. The Hon. Soul
lion Morton. Esq, who followed Brass b.
Chapman over this territory with felicity, now
exultates most expansixely.i We wish. that
type hal voices, and that type could scream.
howl aloud, and not one renegade chapman
man should escape the yell'f victory. Cum
ming--Cumming, whom we have followed with
the faithfulness of u bl bloodhound - is now
PROSTATE. He stands condemned before the
people, before the Administrator, and before
his own accusing conscience" g7et
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He had no sooner done this than up
got Seth Slicker, who Landed the Squire
paper, AID took Lis position by the side
of Sally. Bob sat perfectly dulnbfoanded
while the ceremony WIS being said, and
came to his senses to find that he had
been sold. The whole affair. so far. as he
was concerned, was a trick of Seth and
Sally. He swore forty nine fneable oaths,
but the Squire acquitted him on plea
of Classification" 1.
He has never been seen in town but
once since, and then he came to trade his
license back to the Judge, who gave him
half price for it, and Bob drowned his sor-
rows in thirty-seven and a half cents worth
Of the essence Of consolation. @
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Sh.rif,s SaIe.

DY virtue of a writ of pcaditioai lerpoaas sis-si
u sued from the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, and to me directed r
viii offer for saIe at public outcrs, at thu door
of the court house, i'll the town of Woodsfcid,
in said county, s+,as.
Saturday, the l2th day cf January 1885,,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m, and4
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to vii
The east half of the north east 4aarteret
section number five, township number four,
and range number six; appraised at eight han
dre,l dollars. assiEsTf
Taken in execution and levied as the
property of Daniel and Edward Douehcrty, st
the suit of Steel Davenport Il Co. 7Tasi saR 90
! ai s@.f5d n WILLIAM READ. 4,.,.z.
Dec. y. S. 80 Sheriff Of said Coz =
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Legal Advertisements.
Sherif,s Sale


DY virtue of a writ of rcHdifioai exponas, Ia !
ID sued from the court of Common Pleas Of :
Monroe county, Ohio, and to ms directed, viii
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the door Of
the court house, in the town of WeosIsGsId il Z
said county, ..3f ~ ts4if sfss sSSff /
Saturday. the 12th day Of January, 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and u
O'clock p. m, of said day, the following real :,
estate, lying and being i'll said county, to wit:
The north east quarter Of the north west +
quarter of section two, township three, and u
range FIVE.
Also, the west part of the south cast quart%rsss
of the north west quarter OF the same section,.<
township and range, containing in all, fifty.
eight acres, and appraised at FIVE hundred .dot2si
lars So tsgs ssai sss asgs -s1s .s.;,,,
= Taken in execution and levied on a. thU
property of Levi Istrrg, at the Suit OF EsAk0f
Guyton and William W. Guytor. es4sfea,
WILLIAM READ,
Dee. l.. s$32 90 sheriff % said CO..
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State Agricultural Convention.

This body met to-day at the Odcon Gen.
Worthngton in the chair.
The following nominations were nla,l,, for
members of the State Board for the ensuing
year: asas s5.
G. W. Barker. Washington; w. s. Wright,
Licking; Harry Chase, Erie: Luther Smith.
Logan; Lucien Buttles, franklin: John X.
Green, Hamilton; W. d. Kelly, Lawrence: b.
Stcdman, Cuyahoga: r. D. Corwin, Warren:
DIR. n. S. Townshcnd, Lorain: r. W. Mus
grave, Crawford; Peter Hitchcock, Georgia:
John Sears, Medina; Simon Perkins, Summit:
n. b. Gates, Lorain; J. B. Horton, Meigs: IT,.
Austin. Trumhulll; Hugh Gamble, RichlsnI:
John 5. Cooke, Stark; W. D. Pierce, Clark.
The election is to take place this morning
at 8 o'clock. - ;.tss E..ss.s,. =
On motion of Mr.. Mathcr, y resolution was
adopted requesting the State Board to offer =
premium for the best practical method of fer
tilizing detcroratei soils. ,8
Quite an animated and amusing discussion
was had on. the subjeet of pptitiesing the
General Assembly for law extcrminating
dogs, but was finally laid on the table.
The subject of hwins all the County Fairs
on the same day, previous to the State Fair,
and scnling the articles and animals drawing
premiums from the County Societies to the
State Fair ut the expense Of the County So
cictics was discussed, but not disposed of.
The>,delegates are a noble, dignifcd and in
telligent looking class of men, and reflect ere
dit upon those whom they represent.
4 session was held last night for discussing
the subject of County Fairs &C.. and was full
ly attended. The debates We're spirited, able
and intcrc;tins: AMI frequently very anus
Statcsman, Oct. eth
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sB Two 1rishmen, on landing in this
country, and sitting down to their first
dinner on shore, found on the table dish
of prepared mustard, which neither of
them had ever happened to meet before
One of them took spoonful at venture
which quickly brought deluge of tears
over his face
"What are you crying fori?" asked his
companion.
I" | was crying at the recollection of my
poor father, who was hung twenty years
ago"
The dinner proceeded, and soon the
other made a dip into the mustard, with a
result similar to the former
"What are you crying for?" was the
grave inquiry of his comrade.
II am crying because you were not
hung when yonr father was.
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A Pointed Inquiry.

s'iCouldn't you set young pork, ma am,
to bake with your bean.:?" said Old Roger
somewhat teynieally, as he sat at the table
one Sunday, y,.a...E g.. ..,........r
They told me it was young said the
landlady. a.b So
well, it may be SO; but gray hair is
not a juvenile feature, by any means, il
our latitude ma'am,' continued he, fishing
up q hair about a feet long, with his fork.
."He may have been young, but he must
have lived a very wicked life to be gray
so soon.
AS he spoke he looked along the table
and slight emotion was visible among
the boarders, and the man who sat op-
posite with his mouth full of The ediblcs,
with which lie lad been endeavoring to
smother a7laugh, grew dark with the effort,
and then collapsed, scattering dismay and
crumbs amid the nicely plated folds of
Old Rogers shirt frills.
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Walker, the Flllibuster.

The New Y ork Times give the following
sketch of Walker, who has so successfully
invaded Nicaragua:
Mr. Walker is a native of Tennessee.
His education is liberal to an extreme.
Few young men, we understand enjoy finer
advantages in that respect, than he did
or coming to manhood. That he has not
properly improved or legitimately direc-
ted them in his subsequent career on the
Pacific, is no fault of his personal habits,
his lack of Grmness, or want Of political
information. He IS 3 lawyer by profes-
press. His devotion TO the democratic
principles of free government IS extreme.
On this point, faulty, if you please, he
has been stubborn and perseyering, rath-
or enthusiastic. We understand, indeed
that enthusiasm, in the popular sense, is
no part of his disposition. He is, or was
when he left the A tlantic States, and We
have heard nothing to the contrary, of a
steady. sober habit remarkably quiet in
personal intercourse. of high moral cour-
age, and indonitable will. .s e fscr
While nothing could have given his
family friends and acquaintances at home
more surprise than the first news of his
turning fillibuster in Lower California,
there is not one of them who has since
doubted his bravery, OF. questioned his
perseverance, in the execution of a settled
political purpose Nor do sthoy believe
that his success. when achieved, will be-
turned to bloody account, as against hu-
manity, or the wilful disturbance of the
relations existing between friendly powers
with which his movements have no neces-
sary connection.
Mr.. Walker is q young man of only
thirty-one years. If he is yet wanting in
the elements of true wisdom as politician,
he is equally devoid of motive to despera-
tion or recklessnesss as the successful in
vader of Nicaragua. a eCf the character of
the material, in men, that-he carried with
him from San Francisco, and that which
has since Joined him from Sacramento, We
are partially Ignorant; though we incline
TO believe that he has the power and in
duence of complete control over them,
and that, in any event, he will, sacrifice
his own life sooner than see his followers,
as body bring odium on the cause, or
defeat the purposes which heshas, unwise-
'ly it may be, asserted in Nicaragua.
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Sherif's s Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of rendiioni erponas isSn-ia
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas Of Mnn-s :
county, Ohio, and to me directed viii ollcf :
for sale, at public oatcry, at the door of tlnra
county, on =
Saturday, the 12th day of january s1ss6, ffiw
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and =
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following real
estate lying and being hi said county b sit saf
The north half OF the south east. quarter. Of
section number twenty-one, township numbsr
five, and range number SIX containing eightx@k
one acres and eleven hundreslths of an acss.a
more or less; appraised at five hundred doiIass. !.
Taken irlcxecution and levied on as the
|crty of joel Gregory, at tho suit Of Xiilispl.
Jarvis, for use of Williani +. Hunter.
WILLIAM sREAD,d Hzs
Dec. II. sfss s. 62 . Sheriff of said Cos.
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- a pome' from youngling to the lndi-
annapolis journal, according to copy says:
Some time ago fell in love '.-a
with pretty mary jane
AMI hope by and by she loyo
me back game. --.
All my hops a doing bright
A las they was so dim
She saw chapi don't know
Wher and fel in love with him.
.5a
Next time went what hour it
Was don't pretend to say f.,
but'wheu my chear moved
up to hers why hers would
move q way. @.. 1..I o.. .-4--.s
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- EEOrEa OratGrs.o

IS. S. Prentiss," says Pulnani's Mag
azine, WAS born orator." Such was
not the testimony of the late Alexander
K. McClung, whose intimacy with Mr.
Prentiss during the most glorious part of
his life, gave him peculiar advantages for
forming correct Judgment. MeClung
used to say that he had known in his time
but two" born orators''- men who talk
ed eloquently always, because they could
not help it1ebeeause they were perpetu-
ally inspired and needed no previous prep
aration: one ofythem was Tom Marshall
of Kentucky, and theother, Tom Corwin,
of Ohio Is All the rest he had ever met,
including Prentiss, the most eloquent of
all, had to prepare themselves carefully
and laburiously before hand. Prentiss,
he said. sometimes failed.r-Marshall and
.Corwin never Memphis Eagte..s 6 49,.
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d9ses IA $50 naS87 175sd aYssi sgsiqsSas u
49, BY SUB seRIBER, ESQ. sstpf 4.s,.,

ASaes IA $50 GSSsE5 ns9G sEs}s sgsigsf9S u
- No. BY SUB seRIRER, ESQ. ss5Ef gsss-,
beaxr sas fl.-7 -T57 sai4g azssg9 ~
About three months age, there lived in
tbesxieinityalof ri village not a hundred
miles from NoodsieLl, in the great State
ofaohios FAN unlucky specimen of human
ityrallsd Bob Green. said "about three
months ago,n NOT because he, don't live
there yet, but because atthat particular
time he figured somewhat eonspicuously
instl1at neighborhoed, as he verify believ-
ed, and as NO. one seemed inclined to dis
&3ssza SIS = JGTf.saseS ,Ea1sa tef1-ss91-
Puse eiszsIe d 81 tsis sss1 daa.d s5ii ii 1sai
Bob was infected with the popular de-
lusion that wife is essentially necessary
to mans terrestrial fsHcity.g 1t was Bobs
fortune, or perhaps misfortune, to have
nsnclf dificnliyiifi finding a feminine who
suited him1iii Every respect This, he
claimed, was every ybody's experience but
thai. most Of, people didn't find it out until
aftsrsthey were married Many iofatkem
cahledp to his standardcxeeptin single
particular; but that one. was as fatal as
forty to Bob, They would say "no, !"
when he Invited them 5tol become Mrs.
Green.s sHescouldh'tabe considered Livery
hard to please, bntsthis one little defect
dn' n'thaif part, put N end tosll Of Bob's
courtshiips, which, by the way, were rather
replskable foT 4 thsir, nulpher and their
ltreyity, aid sloe asies ifssti ls9a 40 0,
Early one bright moraing Bob might
have been seen loeomoting into the village
u The rate ofi two yards and llls half to the
stride, and tAGa strides faP9i q half, to the the
second. ssHe hadspsnt tho night previous
int pulling y Sally Dampkinspahd a smile
on his face spreading from ear to ear, Be
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nortrp
80 TIE Death of Minnehaha.


fTh. following il an an extract from Longfel-
lows new poem, !. lIiewatha.''H Mr.. Longfel-
low, It is said, has ventured on dangerous
experiment in attempting to throw the charms
of curious yersifcation and romantic imigary
s+ound the wild and snperstitious legends of
savage life.a The extract win show he has
succeeded admirably. 1t shows, too, how
much sxguisite melody there may be in poetry
without the aid Of riiy me- Ed. S. d. '.i'.'s
s-aR.s sasass : sBg sS5 ts.fsH s.is9iIstSf
.Irs sthSswigwann with Nokonnis, 5asia SCI :.
Withithese gloomy guests that ,vatched her
With xhs Famine and the Fever Z. 'aj f. "a.
She was ising the beloved, ,s'9 sejsi - ,5s.''
She the dying 'Minnehaha.sa ,naa.Isl< 7si1s
'yt,aa..sj h Cd ytasegsa1 s.ai9l
sHark Y sheicried, j hear q rushing s!i'f
Hear = roaring and rushing, is9amlaS
4Eesr the Falls of MinnehallaE sssi 3lissd l.
Calling TO me from Distance. 5ss8;sd 99zii
!. Nssmy childg said old Noko1ais,9 Isbaa ssss
',Eistheinight wind in the pine-tress.' so q
asrS5 Sssssse 4Sssstsss ~ fs,s ~. rgs 3 ssYrs{
Y Look, she said !. see my father
Standing lonely at his doorway,
Reckoning tp me from his wigwam, .,s...a
Ia the land of the Decotahst
sNo,. my child, said old Nokomis, = tmft
.'Tisi the smoke that waves and beckons i
.Aha' she said, !. the eyessof Pauguk taiiii'i
Glars upon me in the darkness, sii.s st@:arfs
can feel hisicy fingers I'd atad slieEflas&
Clasping mine amid the darknesst a,es
= s.
sTSsim "a sssg ii 5sa ion avaa s.ls
And And the lssolate HHiawatha, 81. saisjsae es
Faraway amid the forest, .g ms.i.s,ea sa
Miles away amid the mountains,
Hoard that sudden cry Of anguish, .,t
Heard the cry Of Afinnchaha - -
Calling to him in the sdarkuess,
fIiawasha. sHiawath;i = I. - rf'1t'f "a
.4otsa baoliaj
1 Oyer snow leldsSxaste and painless, q,loI4
Under -cncu,nbered branches, - Il saa,
1Kameward. hurried :HaMatha, uIAsgaastsi o.
Empty handed, heavy hearted, 7sw
Hoard Neksenii laosnirg, availaig, ioaiisi sd
( Xahenpnlia, Wahepemip yisiIss Il sstpe.
Would. that fhad periahed for y.ou.sa 1a tte
uonld tFaI were dead as yousarc .issa 4 asf
Wahononlih! !! Wahonominla5 ~ Y54 y3g,
And he rushed into the wigwanl, 81. !.
Saw The old Sokonis slowly ...,...,
Rocking to-and-fro, and moaning, 80.
saw his lovely Minnehaha ,,s-.,l.,...
Lying dead and cold before him : -, ,.s..
And his burning heart within him f....,.
Uttered such 9. cry Of anguish 4. ,-.s ii.
That the forest moaned and shuddered, =
That the very stars in heaven sl.sf .,. S
shook and trenibled with his anguish.
Thenihe srt down. still and speechloss,
0nstlfssbsd of Minnehaha, 40 ig 99r3l.aa'
Atthe fcet'of Laughing Water, 2 a's5'ss3I ri
Ambfllose willing feet, that nevcr o ''7a -
More would tightly run to ineet him, e;sit.'
Never more would lightly follow. 'aeqh }1i'-
ksaed tsd .sf4isagsss1 gi6issaif sf s4J j =
= With both hands his face Asacovered, so,i -
sever slonga days and nights he sat there,
As i in swo0n he sat thsfespoals s..tt sIpFil
sgsreehless, naotisnless, unconseiess III aaf
ofthe'daylight ior the ldarknssss'a Oh aeoj ass
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board our ship. He never knew how he
had been deceived, and we meant that he
never should, for many a poor sailors
back has been saved by Jacks Prophecy.
and the captains superstitious belief in its
truth.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

;Di virtue of writ of rendifioni erponas issu-sss
ed from the court of Common Pleas of Mon
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offcr
for sale, ut public outcry, at the door Of the
court house, in the town OF w Woodsfeli, in said
county. on
Saturday, the 12h day Of January 1856, -
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and x.
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, To wit
The west half of the north west quarter OF
section number twenty-seven. township mann
bcr three, and range number five; appraised %
four hundred dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on as the 9
property of JOHN Jarvis, at the suit of WIT
liam Krkbrtle, for the use of Williams * Dill
worth. WILLIAM READ, sss9sA
: Dec II. s. so Sheriff of said Ge.s sx,l
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4 CoLoRED MINISTER'S ELoouENcE.
"My brudders,"' said waggish colored
man to crowd, ain all infiction. in all
OBJ yer troubles, dare is one place you can
always find sympathy?"- "Whar! wharf
shouted several ain de dictionary, he
replied, rolling his eyes skyward
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sA \ late witty member of the Scot
tish bar was one Sunday'in church when
he heard sermon which only breathel
abuse and fulminatiohs against Satan.
After listening patiently to the TRADE I'M
tel its close, the. baraster slyly whispered
to his friend next to him, i should like
to be heard on the other side Natural
enough for a lawyer, ana quite in the way
Of business,
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SheriT,s Sale.

DY virtue of writ of rendition5 rpena sissa5-s
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas of Mon-
roe county, Ohio aud to me directed, will sf-
fer for sale at public cutlery, at the door Of t1~
court house in tile town of Woodsiiel,i, in. saida
county, On s4.a4, s.oszfs E tss.,, .,.s..y
!, Saturday, the 12tA day Of January 1856, HeA
between the hours of IL o'clock, :. n,.,l and 4g
o'clock, p. M, of, sadida the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit:
A part OF section twenty three, in toxnshifko
number two, and range number fonr; beingsalf
that tract of land lying north OF Ridgeville,
bounded on the east by the lands Of Wiflianass
Pittman, on the north by the lands of4Jacobra
Pittman, and the west by the lot sold by
Henry Keyser to John p. FerTcll, and ouitiissl
south to run parallel line from the line Of i
William Pittman west with the nortl, line OF
said town of Rilgeville, containing ten acfessa
more or less: AMI appraised at sixty-sevcHss
dollars.
Also, the following tract infsccton twenty
three, township numbertwo, and range nunber
four; commencing for the same, ut the south
west corner of a lot decided to Henry Key s<sssi
by Jacob Windland, thence With the ssctioMs,
line south TO the corner of said Wmllaislsa 4
land, thence east till it will interscet with tsSa
old line on the west eni of said townof Rhtgresa
vile, thence to the street line, and thence to
the place of beginning. containing acres,
more or less; and appraised at forty-four dOl>
lars. 8ts@ a@ Eat s5fss 3.fs7sH
4 Also. the following town lots in the town. Of
Ridseville, being lot number two, appraised at
live dollars lot number three, appraised At frs<s
dollars: lot number four, appraised at 6se dol>
lars: lot number sight, appraised at tventy<ke
seven dollars; lot number nine, appraised at
live dollars: lot number ten, appraised at fiye
dollars, and lot number sixteen, appraised st
Ininety-three dollars. ,9z.9i - ssaaa
Taken in execution and levied on Is the,
Il fLrttt
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->@-s

An ENcEpToN.-One of the British
tars Who has gone through the Crimea
war, declares that he never knew what it
was to cry but once, and that was when
he handled a rapeso of onions.
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Eliza Emery warns all the girls of the
South and West, to look out for her gay,
deceiying, runaway husband, David She
thinks he may be easily known; and to
prove SO, says: David has scar on his
nose where serached it,"
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as 1t is said that Yankee baby viii
crawl out Of his cradle, take survey of
it, invent an improvement and apply for
a patent before he is six months old.
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LATEST FASHIONS. The editor Of the
Buffalo Repabhe went to-, walk with a
fashio,saa'e dressed lady the other day,
and could not get .sithin nine feet of her
person OH account OF the cilcuaround-
aboutness of her extensive haopery
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages,
for sale at this Office. e.
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tokened his success, lie looked neither
to the right nor left, bat made a bee line
for the Probate Judges ossice. III I,
/, II want to git a pair W hitchin' irons =
said Bob, before he got fairly in the door.
"Good morning." said the Judge, look
ing up. ..Fs 5act'3 .
Eyes, / want pair Wv irons, Judge,
'medently. What's the dalnage2" ~
Z "You want a marriage license l sup
pose. Seventy five, cents is the fee"
"Cheap as dirt, Hand 'em over"
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This body met to-day at the odcon, Gen.
yorthington in the chair
The following nominations wero nl,,le for
members of the State Board for the ensuing