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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-22

From the Christian Inquirer.
LIFE AND DEATH.
BY T. BAILEY.
As falls the sere and yellow leaf,
When autumn days appear,
80 fails the strength Of moral men,
When wintry age draws near.
Then we should live unblemieh'd lives,
Each day and passing year,
That we may be prepared to die
When Deaths approach is near.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-22

Good nature, like the bee, collects sweetness
from every herb. Ill-nature, like the spider,
sucks poison from honeyed flowers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-22

Something must be left as test of the 10y
atty of tho heart-in Paradise, Tree; in Is
rael, q Conaanite in us, Temptation.-C Cecil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-22

A chord Of love runs through all the sounds
of creation, but the ear Of love alone can dis
tinguished it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-22

"There be many witches at this day in Lapland who sci
winds to Mariners and they needs go whom the dev
drives."- Fuler's Holy and Profane State.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

M.. ". J: DCHEiE. is our General Travelling Agent
Our regular advertisers, are earnestly requested to
hand in their sdvcr:semens ii possible. on or before
Saturday. prsce1ing our Gay Of publication. We make
this reuues: because j: affords us time TO At.
range our paper, ard do justice 70 al! parties
We gre very much crowded On Mondays, AID j: IS
matter Of considerable Importance to us, that. our
friends vii: bear his n mind, at las: during the win
ter season.
BUSINESS CARDS, no. exceeding six Brcvicr lines. in
space. will be inserted at fire dollars per annum--
Where they occupy the space OF fouFtesn-oT over
BREWER lines Sold they will be charged 81; the usual
rates. ,o.wi;: ! square, year $40 co.. All adrer.
,scmcn,s arc continued until ordered outsand charged
according to published terms
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS We insert with pleas
ure the notice OF our trends Of tie Carolina Times,
and earnestly recommend their entcrpriscas tha.
will introduce new and valuable feature into South
Carolina journalism.
"OUn SESSION PArEn"-The entc-prisng proprietor
Of the South Caronian uude. this head announces his
purpose to furnish full and reliable repo OF the Leg
isature at its approaching session. ny the foil wing
notice which VIC copy with pleasure
Having made tie necessary arrangements TO fur.
nish full and acc rate reports oil Legislative and other
proceedings by the engagement. Of the best reporters
we oler Daily Session Paper on the usual terms oil
One Dollar for the session.
Having the advantage G.: HOES MAMMOTH Press
which will print both sides the paper at the same
tmc will be able to keep open 10 the latest hour,
aad thus have advantage neror previously enjoyed
in Columbia Every effort WI be used 70 make it sat;
isfac!ory TO or subscribers"
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hands upona Prcsbytep in either Of these, or attempt
to dcpose and degrade, it did in tho case OF the
Me,hodists Bishop pure and exemplary character
save the sin, in tho eyes OF certain selrgh,cous abo
Ktionsts Of beirg slave owner; and how long will
either Of the cthcr Ci,:chcs remain "unit7'-we
hope "ot long.
Mr Eeit. must u c3Grsc sec tie reaso"aoleaees O
DR. Baird's statements and cannot object " the Same
being publicly announced, inasmueh as he, (Ar. H.
being public man, and h:s opinions pubic property
it is right tia. they should be soown and discussed
Personally and politically, no entertain high re-
gard for tho Hon L, II. Ket:. as man Of decided
eenias, and giiled bsyona cqn.non measure in those
natural qualities tina. win, and retain confidence and
esteem. In this instance, We think the Col. was O
K:,lo too fast, and the argument this time il rather
against him. bu. h!s reputation. we assume, will mol
be injured thereby. for mi,tnkes will sometimes hap
pen with the best and w.cst men.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-16
Increased Mail Facilities.

"e have long believed that the wants Of the pablo
'rerc not sufficiently understood. ami cared for, in the
matter o: nail E,ci.:s There are many sections OF
Our State where tie people arc entirely destitute O:
the ordinary tes for getting their papers and letters
except by occasioaally sc.ing tca fifteen or twenty
mics to tic nesres: Post OEcn, which is not only
slow bit uncertain means Of ever hearing from the
res. # mankind"
Tie Ge"cral Government has done wellia lowering
the rates Of postage. AID wit: soul in .l,is
body can ough. to complain at the present tariff
bn. Tie government; can, aud ought to do better, in
the matter Of supplying the people with increased
V:ail Scillt;es.
case in point is that Of the large section of coun
try between Bee Tree Post Office and Columbia some
80 0mes in which not single office exists These peo.
pie are shut of entirely. aud have the alternative OF
no mail at al or the Fost OH3ce at Camden or Coum.
oia, which, to large number would be from fifteen
10 twc:lty miles
1t would be all easy matter to remedy this oTil il
the Post Master General would consent to extend the
present route from Camden vo Bee Tree to the neigh.
porhood or 10. Clouds Store, near tho dividing line
between 6elC and kcrsiaw. In that oven, q
large number Of the citizens Of tho two districts,
would be accommodated whls. the public interests,
in variety Of ways might be subseryed, ana that Of
tho General Government suffer no detriment.
II could bo arranged 80 as to change the present
rontc, which. we believe, terminates at Long Town,
Tho citizens Of that region are supplied ut Ridgeway
ell the Charlotte and South Carolina Eail Road with
daily communications and do not needt the small affair
OF one'ho"sc weekly mail, which, however. would 10
Of considerable importance TO those destitute Of al
accommodations:
We trust the matter will DO taken in hand seriously
and earnestly, and that strong petition will DO sign
ed and sent up at once to the Post Master General
giving the actual facts as they exist, and praying thai
such relief in the premises may be granted. as the
Improvement of the times and the march Of the ago
imperatively demands
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Chanpes on Our Rail Road,

The time for tic arrival o! ;l1c Camden cars here.
after will be 81 o'clock P n. They will leave It A.
Mali matter will be delivered the rext morning
after tie arrival 0! the cars al night.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, n dug train will
rim from, Kings7e. bringing passengers from Colup'-
bia, or from tie Wilmington Road to Comden by
c:cven O'Clock or l;i:io atc. Tho cars returning to
Kingsvilic III: leave Camden at or about, twelve
o'clock N.
Tie Camden train frou, Columbia ias Locn discoa
t;nued Passengers Ger Camden will 60 Accommodated
IS, p. NJ. avi s-or: Caraca, will cosnec. with the
night express FROM Charleston, arriving il: Columbia n.
9 g NJ. few remarks ri: re zadc in our next.
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LEGIsLATIyE REPORTS,

The subscribers will issue every morning durin
thessssiou Of the South Carolina Legislature, full
ports Of the proceedings of both branches, includir
Speeches and Debates and at the close Of the sesso
put up in neat quarto form, the entire matter, pr
ted On frstquality paper aid neatly bound, for
per copy.
As our reports are intended to be Complete, o|
PATRONS my expect to learn more Of the business
the ,2i.la.ure than has heretofore been reported
The Times" will be supplied daily for ST. dur !
the session and directed through the Pos. Office
any'point. -.
First class stenographic Reporters arc engag}
AMI no expense or labor will be avoided that may
necessary to our complete success. Our friends VI
please forward their orders.
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Acknowledgement.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. :, 1855.
DEAR SiR:-Yours of Sept. II. enclosing check
for 100 dollars reached me tx due course Of mail
An attack OF fever in my person, and deep fani.
" afliclon God having taken 10 himself four out of
seven, in ny family, have prevented my replying be-
fore now. In the OF the suffering in my Church,
return hearty thanks to the members of your Church
who have 20 kindly remembered US in our time OF
need and my PRAYER is that they may expcric nee the
truth Of our blessed Lords dcclaraton-"it is more
blessed to give than 10 receive" The feeble condition
in which the fever has lett mo. prevents my writing
more Yours in Chm bonds,
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
A. b. KENNEDY, Esq., Treas Of Church Of Cam
den.
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Hon. L. M. Keitt and the Presbyterian Church

We copy, BY request, on our 1rst page tho letter
of Rev. Mr. Baird TO COL Keitt in answer to some
propositions of the last gentleman in his sparanburg
Speech We also, as an act Of common justice to
Mr Kett publish his reply. 1t is an astounding fact
that the Presbyterian Church. North and South. are
nearly unit 1T teir opsratons-howevcr individual
ointment may vary remarkable equilibrium is pre-
served between the two sections Of the Church. upon
the exciting topics Of the day This OF course shows
their good sense We do not, for moment question
the right or policy Of the Methodist Church South
separating from their Northern associates They did
right, and the act was commcndablo and wise, and
one which, If any had been necessary would have
enhanced them in our c1.imatou at least ffty-fold
We believe for the same cause, that tho Presbyterian
or Episcopal Church, although "order and unity
hare ever tecn their bosst,"' would dissolve their
Northern couueuohs 1t would DO strange If they
did not.
L "na..cisn Of the rhb,d a1i7o' lay iss reflatias
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Executors Sale.

AZ ILL be sold at public outcry on the 2sth and
=. 27,h list. being the last Friday and saturday
of October at the Plantation Of George Brown decd
in Kerslaw District about Al head Of Cattle, Seventy
Head of Hogs several Hundred bushels Of Corn
Fodder, Plantation Implements &c. Terms Cash.
Also, on the first Monday in November next before
tho Court House door in Camden, will be sold, Six
Likely Negroes
TERMS Tine sixth Cash. the balance in twelve
months secured by bond with approved personal Sc
curilY and mortgage o. the property. Purchasers TO
paw for papcrs JAMES CHESNUT,%J
Oc,. l6-tl. FIX. George Brown, deceased.
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=" Srspsx Ds:.Tu--Yesterday afternoon, about
SIoclsk.'Mr. Jesse Beam. Of Broad River,
was iassing Crane Creek Briisc--he tYld his
boy t" drive the wagon to the foot Of the hill,
nnd waitior him ash had pain in his shoulder
and could not walk up thehi He wcrt to the
creek to get some water. The boy waited
q little while, when gentleman who passed
him, found Mr.. Beam lying dead upon the
bridge. Several wagons werc in c"rnpany,
his l,.ins the last. Our informant saw the
corpse while vet warm. 4 jury "f inquest
has Lec,, su,arn!ied 10 sit ui:on the case"
Corolind, l2M.
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port the Missionaries who serve their people,
without any aid from the charities Of the Church
leaving that to he used in behalf Of the poor
and the heather.
With respect t" the heathcn Of forei en- lands
have nothing TO say now, only, that the Church
cares for them, and collects a considerable sum
to send Missionaries TO them but when the
Missions to The blacks brcome self sustaining she
will be able t" do more-abundanty more for
the perishing hrathen. Surely the planters Of
the South will soon so arrange that their own
people shall receive the gospel through their own
proper guardians-lheir owners-and God shall
be glorifcd
TIE SOUTH sHoULD SUSTAIN THESE MISSIONS.
1t is known to those acquainted with the GOV.
ernment Of this Church, that it il eonnerional--
that is, the Bishops preside in each Annual Con
erence--that the travelling ministry are subject
to E piscopal authority with respect to their ap-
pointmrnts to The fields of abour they occupy
respectively, and may be transferred, with their
own CONSENT, from one Conference to another as
the wants Of the work demand BY this ar
rangement the Episcopal jurisdiction is general
extending to every part of the work-and in
this sense the Church is an unit. In consequence
Of this PECULIAR feature Of her government, the
church, ON the one hand is amazingly efficient
in doing good; on the other peculiarly sensi-
! tive to any indscreion in any department "f
her gov ernlnent. On this arcsElnt. When, in
! 1874, the Northern section gave unni>takrable
signs Of her ut'a abolition tendency, the South.
ern section felt it to be a paramount duty to
withdraw from such cOnnexion. Arrangements
were rnade in the General Conference Of 1914,
by which the juri>dictional limits "i the Church
North should be confined (nearly) exclusively to
the free States And the Conferences formed
within the limits of those States which admit
slavery, were formed into Southern connerion
| The Church South acted from settled principle
in this matter, she felt it to be all indispensable
duty to leave all legislation on the subject of
| slavery 10 our State LesisatureS,-and to pro
vide ior the moral--spritual wants of the slave
as her appropriate work In all this she has
shown her fidelity in the maintenance Of the
institutions and civil Interests of the land where
she is organized, as well as proper care for the
religious improvement OF the class OF society in
QUESTION In taking the position she did in
1874, it is true she jroparded her interests in the
funds Of the Church, and cast herself upon her
own resources, and the generosity of the entire
colnlnuniiy, for nIean> to carry OH hrr MisS"a.
| ry work. Aud she has taken, both bv patriots
phantI'r'pisls and christians. Tie Patrons. Of
our Mis>ius felt that she observed their increased
attecIiun, cvniidrn:r aud supprl. And "ur
statesmen Look to these missions as the pride
Of the State and the glory # the Chu ch.-
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ArFrc71Sa ScsSE.-C"l John Darlington
an officer ofdiStinctcn in the war Of 1878, died
At his residence in Clarke county. a Alabatna, on
tho l2th instant. At his burial his slaves col
lested in large numbers near TIC grave, and on"
Of tieu', aa Did wan, requested permission It"
pray over his old tna.ter-,. His tli"w slaves
aud fellow moJfnris joii'"d in 4 hymn whiSh he
gave out from mr,uory, whe7 lie "frrcd /" 'h
Throne Of Mercy a lrnye:. which. fr 81
pathos and m,f'a"d humlss and ad"'.:.
could MT be pxe"lhd The tears of a lt'.., c..
course Of white persons present sl.w,G how
deeply they were moved by the o:,"r and cam,
f.lncss oe';'s grc, o'1 de-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-16
Meeting of the Synod of 8. G.

We are requested to state for tie information Of
tic Ministers alG Elders, who will attend the session
Of tic above body 10 convene al early candle light on
"Wednesday the 7:!i Of Noverntcr next. in the Pres
byterian Curc!. Of this place that there is morning
train from Columbia, by which all that roach Kings.
vile either from Columbia o. by the Wilmington trail,
at O'Clock. will Come directly through TO Camden.
sY" Our exchanges will confer a favor by giving
this notice conspicuous insertion in their respective
papers.
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The Lancaster Ledgcr OF lie 10Th inst, 81

-. The Lancaster Ledgc, OF Tie 10Th inst, says
Our esteemed fellow towns,nan. DR.. Robt.
L., Crawford lci; our village ol, Sunday last for
Virginia, for the purpose Of securing lis negro
boy who hss been runaway for some eighteen
mouths. From n letter received by DR.. Crwford
from the Sheriff of Ming and Quceus County,
Va, and which he permitted us to sea, Tie cir
eua,aancas alc briefly these. The negro, Tony
'iy name says he wss en,iccd from DR.. Cra~t"rds
plantation, By male driver who seduced him
AWAY BY The promise oitaking him 70 free state.
n, Virginia, he sold him under the name oi
Ma5tn to a Mr. Powell. and bribed Tony Martin
to secresY, BY paying him FIVE dollsrs. Mr. Pow.
.firnot proving exactly the kind Of master Tony
desired, he left him to come back, and was up.
pretended and lodged in Hing aud Queens
County Jail where Le makes true Confession to
.he schrifc"
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Wilmington Herald.

SUICIDE ~ THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-Miss
Clara Hawkins WAS found dead in her bridal
dress and cha,aLrr near Nathez, Mississippi,
the I'd ult. After being dressed by her brid IS.
maids. she rcquest, them to retire for sho't
time. aud when they returned they found her
lying Iifele>s upon her couch, with an empty
vail ~hich.had contained pru>sic acid still clasp
ed in her hand. She had adopted the desperate
alternative Of seli.dcstruc,iou rather than marry
\ man she could not love, in obedience to paren.
tal authority.
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4 FAIR SrARr-An organization Of the VIII
mington, Charlotte, and Rntherfordlon sailr'ad-
company and Of the Western n. {. II. II. Com
pany fom Salisbury TO Morganton, was effect
I'd on the same day, Thursday of last week.
The former, when completed will be ESQ miles
long the latter aluu, 81, The former will cost
to build it, say. four and half millions of dollars
the lal,crprohably n'e million six hundr' d thous.
and dolars. When completed and carried
still further towards Tennessee, (<ome Of these
days,) they Will give the people of the West
abundant opportunities to send off their products
and 1T the same time will assist in the most
ucighborly and loving manner to cut their OWN
throats pccuni1ri!y.
Wilmington Herald.
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CnAR1Esrox AND SAvASNAn RAILROAD

CHARLESTON ANp SAvANNAn KAlLRoAD-
The board uf Directors have at irA.th decided
. the important and mhci, debated question Of
the crossing Of the Ashley, by determining
to bridge the river at or near the old Ashley
Ferry, about ten miles from the city. The stream
is there but 500 feet wid" anda bridge will b.
t,f no serious cost. The further resu, will b.,
they will ,ca'c their depot OH Cooper River,
alongside Of that Of the North Eastern Railroad.
We would trea. with all respect the opinions of
.ihose,who dissent; hut We consider this decision Of
the Board to be cmiuen,'y judicinus, and that by
it they have added immensely to the prospect of
The early completion OF She undertaking.
Mercury.
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CINc1EEAT1, OCTOBER IO--S p. M.-Allen
Trimble, the American candidate for Governor
has received larger vote than was anticipated
and tbe. e.contest between WI. II. Medill, Demo
crut, and Salmon 2. Chase, Fusioniyt is close,
than was supposed The returns, however, so fat
fsvcr Chase.
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! 4 GEvER"rs FIRM.- it is stated, says the
B".t"'. Post that dry goods firm in that city
; divided fv" thousand dollars among The clerks
in August, heing the amount of Profits accrung
to that month over and above the per c"ntag .
which the finn has fixed as a limit of what they
vii. t. make.
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CLaSS. ".
Will be distributed as follows:
CAPITALS.

% Approximation Prizes Of e6U
4oS PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $4,000.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid when
due. in full without deduction Orders strictly con.
den,a drawings sent to orders. Registered lotters
at nv risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par.
Whole Tickets So; Halves 81; Quarters 81.
Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager
Oct. LIFT Macon, Ga.
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NEW. GOODS.

W. ANlWlEl&SlWNs
WOULD invite'th the attention Of his friends a,|
w customers to his Stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy Cord, all Wool Delains,
Cashmere
{" " French and English Aerinos,
Plaid Silks, Black Silks, fine lus,re,
French and English Prints,
Ginghan,s-of all qualities,
Black aud Cold Alpacca-
EmbrOideries.
A handsome assortment OF
Worked Collars and Sleeves in Sets,
Collars, Cuffs Sleeves, &C.
Flnnssels
Wclci and unshrnkng Flannels,
Heavy, Rel and Green.
CANTON FLANNELS-Ladies and
Gents MERlNO VESTS
Clothing.
Supr Black and Colored g.,
Dress and Business Coat and Vests;
A large and handsome assortment Of
p aims Kerseyes, &c.
Also, Sup'r Cashmere, Black and Fancy
Saitinet,s. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. Wool LinseJ
BLANKETS Of extra size and quality
HATS AND CAPS Of qualities and styles, with
full stock Of SHOES Of every variety with full an
general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, &c.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices 70
cash, and TO punctual customers.
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TT CHASE has has been elected Governor Of ONO
by 10000 majority, and th.ee'!ourshs o! the LegAla
ture are Republican.
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sSs~ Tne services Z. tho Methodist Church en- next
Sabbath morning vii oe contue:ec with special Fel'
crence to the Missionary cause, on which OCCASION
tho Pastor VII p-eac: ac7mon aroa tie 'a'sct AID
a collection viii 90 .akcn up il rid o: &issions
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RsvrvALs.-Wc copy the following from

REvIvALs-We copy the following from
;lint Alexandria Sentinel OF Tuesday morning:
The interesting revival OF religion here'"f"re
noticed ~ in progress among the various
branches Of the Methodi>ts in this city has not
yet Closed In the Methodist Church there
hare been fifty one accessions t" the member
ship as tho fruit of the revival; services are now
>us pended there. In the Methodist Episcopal
Church South there have heen sxty.thrce con.
versions and 4 large accession to the member.
ship. In the Methodist Episc 'pal Chu'ch al.
lached u the Baltimore conference there have
been fifty five conversions and upwards of forty
arceSsiunS. In both Of the last named churches
the services are still continued"
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Ga the 10th instant Mal"r Whitfield Walker
"ns "'pct"d to represent Newherr, District in
tsr Hons" nf Representatives. to suppl, tn" seat
made saeant by the resignation of. N. Crosson
Rss.
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AND
EMBROIDERIES,

SOUTH CAROLINA. J IN ORDINARY
KERoHAW DISTRICT In the matter Of John
7r4sdeAs VIII
Henry II. Gooch, Martha Gooch, Lega,ecs,
Jesse Trusdell, and others.
NOTICE TO ABSENT PIRTLES
I T appearing TO my satisfaction that James A. n.
i Lanier. Thomas Lahlcr and Lanra Lanier, William
cato and John Cato, an absent from and beyond the
limits Of this State. 1t is ordered that they appear
before the Court of Ordinary Tor kersiaw District to
BE- held on the Seventeenth day Of January next when
and where The petitioners will proponnd the last will
and testament Of John Trusdell decd. to be prorcn in
due form of law JOHN r. JOY, o. K. D.
Oct. l6, AZ IT,
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, (N. S.) Oct. lo.-The British anu
Moth American Royal Mail steamship C..na'is
has arrived at this port with advice> fon Liver,
pool TO the Goth ult