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Read and Reflect!

AAf HEN l mist commenced the safe OF
w the ce ebra Ted Vsrmont Masble class
d aaprimeiplest men SAID that i, was good fur
,athitg, ba, iinding that the people Wii haee II,
his same class oil men are paimiag off New
'restoa limestone and other inferior qualities of
lone idr Vermont marble. Persons IN want OF
IS .rave-tanes or Monuments OF the Rutland, VT.
n Italian Marble, or any other work in nv line
an depesd apoa getting the sincn-pure article,
worked the hest style, and a, the ioeest possible
raies, by coming 10 my establishment, or by let
er. A large collection OF drafts On hand
FERNS Casa.
Please refer to Drs A S Lewis or c NJ Hooker,
i.itchield; A ] Pickett or $ NJ Ensign, Sonth
farms; Gen Abernethv or Charles K Wel,on
.Volcattvilie Mcssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
iarnsev, Norihfield-or to my work in almost
&ery cemetery in Litchheld county.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury. March, 1855.
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The Connecticut state Fair,
To be he'd Ia tae City OF Hartford
O fahtr 9lh, lcih, Ill and tafa.


To be he'd Ia t,ae City or Hartford
O febtr ga, ich, llih and iafa,
VI ILL be the grandest. most Instruct
w ing, aad most imposing exhibition q,
thek,rs sysf held ia New England. Visitors
To this ssta Far, hpwe=er, will lose more il.ap
tsf The yaue III tscR v SIT to this city, il willis.
lese lh'sy d. nat also visit the new Wa er tyorks
Go. Csls works. the renowned Charter OAK.
and The anumerable ! tiu'Iuas in aud abous
his city And Ire especiaily Br,ga,lier General
ELfAU GEER'S Head Quat,crs,'' j, No. n
State street. wlere he dispensers. ON the one
price system. and on The most favorable tern~
ever offered in his section of the universe, viz !.
FANCY G0opS; T0Ys; STATIONERY.
81 POCKET CUTLERY; GAMES. p.sR ri
p merry; RETiCULES; DOLLS: CONES
AND BRUSHES.
Bank Roiks, Legal Blanks, Letter and Bill
= fac.rs Envelopes. Gold, Steel and Gull
tie htso exfcpses to osicr az kis.;ls Of Gard
job, Fancy and Eook Pruning.
E~pecial anen.ian given 10 The ces,;no mn &c
hafsisnsnes Wedding Cards, Enrei.Des. aid Ffx
ms Fer inrter raitcplats call AZ Number 10
Siafe STR 81. aad eAaaliiie fse goods filling his
enlarged store and war. house, whrre w,l IL
aid u. stiles e desiiabls goods in his line
ELIfIu GEER. "comma nsan,. /
Nr Reader, phrase make an indei;hIe n,,a -
the taci that nj No. 10 State street. H..,rs.g
viii be f.aud as usual, in thei- season III .s''
Fanis Styles OF hesh and n.v Hsi;9as CsnA
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Coamnssyass,ss, SC.
. Fly can you buy Gents Boots belt

AA HY can you buy Gents Boots better
w at the Old Brick better than any where
selse Because caeh buys cheaper tnan credit.
Why can you buy Boy's' Calf Gcoss as cheap
at retail as they can be bought in the city III
wholesale Because we have them on hand,
and they must be sold before the season is over.
And why is II that yon may bay Cents Patent
Critters, Glove Top Enamel do, English Top,
BuckskIn do, Pat, nj BfpgZc Top Union d..
Cali aud Patent Slips, and nil k,nds ol Gents
Goods, better than any where else Because
the season Is now far advanced, aid large lot
trem1ins to be cleared out. to make room for The
Fall campaign, which will open about the FIRST
of September.
WHY may you bny Ladies' Caters. Congress
tipped and foxed. and Buskins, plain; cnamcl-
led Ties, Jenny Llnd's, Soniag's slips, and
host OF others. good and fancy articles. at The
OLD BRicK, better than any where else Be-
cause. they were bought in New York at greatly
reduced prices for Cash, aud we are bound TO
sell Them sccordinglyi
And finally. Why, oh why isii. that eeerv.hing
in our line OF trade may be had OF the Subscf-
Fbcrs for the Gr READY. GO al greatly reduced
prices, tor the next four live weeks2 fBecanse
We have got q larger and better Stock than ca n
be found in tee County We devote oar whole
time 70 our business. and interfere with n me-
We are bound 10 give our PATROLS the benefit oi
low pr,ces, ~ consequence OF hard times. We
Hre Hiaking cienrlng out lies everything in The
Summer line Of Goods. We lherefare mos, re-
specially invite all-yes, ono md nil tosparfci-
pate 10 the fun OF buying less per cent than
ever heicre.
Come from every nation. come from every way.
dur Stock is lasge enough, DR..
MEAfOY & TROWBRlDGE.
Litchfeld. August l. 1883.
No. 5. West Main STREET.
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/" .1n Yucide.ff.o

rEH0 oil Strange and Composiiors from neigh
II boring villages who pass through Wolcott.
Vile We give Notice |. By calling nj tha,
extensive Dry Goods Esablisnment south Of ,bs
bridge Won can see every variety al The latest
styles Goods the world proiuces--and will a,
eace commence bnyipg, for reason of finding
them a. from haif-price to what they are worth
aaig. In exchange, we are giv,ng the hirhes,
market price for large Quantities OF Butter aud
Eges--as we have an estahlishe d q &c nc $ IN New
York where 1t is AZ once disposed of
Thee extraordinary atvan,a ges Tor the public
benefit can he made widely known
Than through the medium OF ibis cxtcnsiyely
circulated paper.
". e. r. A. BERRY.
Wolcotiviise, June 18Th, 1855.
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Vie Ctlzens OF Lltchheld County are
invited 10 call an The subscriber, who KEEPS
CONSTANT " on hand large assortment of HAIRS
ana CARS OF every variety and "a hi0n. Tire
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with The best and ln0st fashionable house 5 III
New YDrk CT for supply If HATS and Cars
Is prepared furnish all who maj give him, 4
call with articles ia hs line that cannot TAIL 10
suit. and al prices as cheap as they can be
b.ugii, in any place in the United States He
has OH hsni Silk and Far Hats, White Beaver
Summer Has OF s;enin's and Knox's Inaantac-
every description. lie desotes his who. e asseIl-
tim 10 this particular line of busiHe sd nd
hereby tent.ers his public Acknowledgements 10
his patrons for their generous support, afa
h,smlsly asks Tor continuance Of he sa.ae.-
Store in West Street, doors west III 1.le Csrsrl
Hoase. HIRAM JACKSON. :
Lrciliel.i, Anril 23d, 1865
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Iew Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, So. Fro

Z UST received avery lotge and general as
- sorlnr at Of all kinds of Boosts and Shoes snif-
able for The season; loao pairs purchased a,
auction the past week, aud can probabI, be sold
for ash at less prices than can be fourd else
where in the county. Persons having little
ready money abou their clothes are fespe ctfnlly
invited Il, all and examine quality and prices.
Oak and iiemlock Sole Leniber lar sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Nam Street.
Also. age NJ for the lie Of Dr. Beers celebra tea
Hair Tonic, far relieving badness and restoring
gre, hair to lis natural color. Nothing like il !;
try IL.
L;,chhed. Sept. !2Ih, 1884.
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Sstnaaster. Encouragement, c0mnseaeim0 or

Sanaser Arrangement. comnseacino NJ,
Monday. May 7fh. 1855.
rRAiNs OUT OF sRipcEPoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bird eennrt
for Winstcd, al 1910 A. NJ, or ON arr;,sf nf
the A. NJ. Train from New YAH .na
connecting Al the Junction with the "a. ao 4,
M. Train from New Haven.
First Freight Train leaves Brides Z
for Wias,ed Al II 30 A.. M, receiving pas.
sensers for Winsted.
Freight Train with passenger aecommo-
dat.on fer Waterbury leaves al 4.30 A
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port Tor Waterbury al G 10 p. M .,or ON the ar
rival of the SEQ P. NJ. Express Tain from
New York connecting al The Junction with
the IS ? M. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BsipcEPoRr.
Fret Passenger Tram leaves Minated
ats, SO AM, connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and rishkill Rail.
road al z Is A. NJ. for Hartford and interms-
date Stations and connecting at the Junction
with the z A.. NJ Train from New York for
New Haven aud arriving in Bridgeport in
time for the 9.35 4 NJ Tram to New Haven
for New York.
FIRST Freight Train will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport al IS AM, arriving a, Bridge.
port in time TO take the Express train from
New Haven TO New Yofk.
Freight Tram with passenger accemmoda.
| tons from Winsted, arriving in Bridgeport in
| time 10 connect with Express Train from N.
Haven Tor New York leaves at 6 20 A. NJ.
from Winsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted at
203 NJ connecting at the Junction with q
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the Is M Train TO New York.
iDe The freight Traias have Passenger
| Accommodat ions.
srAas LINES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South.
bury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, will connect at
Sc, mour umphrey with the ell A M
Tra'" down. Returning, leaves every day on
| the srrivalot the 10 40 AN Train fromBridse.
port. Noeveaing Stage after this date.
| MeNeds Stag from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the Q 81
A Nj Train down. Returning on arrive Of
the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 p M Train from
/ Bridgeport.
| Feun's Sta2efrom Litchfcld will connect
at Litshfeld Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Be,hlem will connect at
| Waterbury with the $50 A. M. Train down
| on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of the i0.40AM .Trsin from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat-
| urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Coiebrook River aud
tltchcocksvile, will connec, daily with the
2.03 P. NJ. Irai,. from Wins,cd. and return on
the arrival Of the 1910 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
o.s, Hips Stage leaves winsied daily on
arrival Of the 10 40 Am. train from Bridge
port for Colehrook Centre, Sands6eld, Mont
vile and Darlington.
A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets arc purchased at the Offices.
w. D. BISHOP, Vice Prcs't and Sup't.
| BRIDGEPORT, April, 81 1855,
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ENR8 Has just reseived from NewYo
80 81 q. al fresh lvt OF cry desirable goods,
lJewelry, &c. consisting of gold
and silver Spectacies, gold Breastpins, finger aud
sar Rings, Keys, SHIRT Studs, vest and guard
hams, Wedding Rings-a very pure articie-
A fun assnrlmentlot near-sghied and convex
spectacle glasses which makes the best assosi.
VI ever offered in This place. aud will he sold
il The lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware
made expressly for retail Watch repairing done
n The most sksilful manner no apprentices en-
eIJycd al watches in this establishment. Coffin
plates on hand aud engraving done at shor,
notice mendine done as usual. A share oil
public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
Litch.isid June 1855.
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E5r0iCls, Holmes y Co.
WATERBURY,.
O;lI,D inyite tl,e attenli.d

~ visiting the city from i.fchi;eid AMI
vicinity to their .ark Of heavy Don.esii. and
Woolsn Coos, end general assortment OF
Ladies Dress tsoous, Trimmings and Efnbruid-
erles seleeiee fssr The fall Trade They have
large st OK :. Fancy Dress Silks and FIeneh
..icfiiios. hseh were bougiii ielo1e lie present
advance, AMI iiey will give ibeir customers The
advantage Of tier early purchases.
They win make weekly additions 10 their
stock thrmai, the season, tom Boston and New
York markets, and are confdtn, no house ia
the trade can offer superior inducements.
Waterbury. Sept. Eth. 81.
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KY GOOD 9.

II thanks for the very liberal parronag e
with which their Store has been favored in the
pasi-aad they hope by constant attention to
tire wants Of the trading public ard by u system
Of fair and honorable dealing To retain their
share Of the trade. Our stock OF new Guets is
iarge. which we are selling at small profits
Our Grocery department is full and com le,e,
and We feel confident OF our ability to satisfy all
who purchase OF us that they receive their
moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves
before pure hasing elsewhere.
S. y. NORTHWAY & co.
South Norfolk, April 49, 1866.
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Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have uade rangcmcnis
tcle of G EESE selected and
packed with grca,care b. ourselves, in pack
ages Of fron.20 TO so tbs /; and willfurnish at
all times an, quaniiiy frcm20io 1000 lbs, Of a
quality they will wnrrun, as good as the best
aud al as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal quality in li,eSiate.
S. s. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1865.
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GLASS.W RE.

A CONSlG NMENT ef FINE GLASS
"A WARE from Boston has been received
and Is for sale at the Shop Of the subscriber q,
unusually low prices-eons'sfing OF Pitchers,
Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, napiers. iohle,s,
Egg Guns, Lemanade Cups. Candlesticks, Mo-
lasses Cups, ten differen, styles rnmbiers. &c
&c. which the public are invited to call nd
examine.
Qc- A a.G assortment Of Cook and Parlor
STOVES, Tin aad 5apanned Ware, &c., &c.
always on haad. j. w. CONE.
Norfolk, Jan. I, 1855.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
ELEVENTH YEAR.
NplenNia Engtnyings AID prirns.

SqteHet0 Enstuyin2s R.d Prizes.
II HE Eleventh Annual Volume OF this asefa
L. publication commences IN the 18th of sept
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN IL M illustrates
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vi nturm,tian relating 10 the vaFious Mechanit
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published every week, inriu,ltag oificiai COME
OF all the patent claims, together WITH ne ws aud
Inflammation upon thousands vi other Subjects
The contributors 20 the Scientific American
are amlng the NEST eminent scientific and
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lbs Fulton S,ree:. New yn,k.
"a Messrs. Muss & ca have been far ma,
yesrs ext. nsis.l, engaged u, procuring n4.eais
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improvements.
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FENfE largest assortment of Spring ond
" Snmner Shaws ever offered to The peer',
OF Lischfed county is now ready FOR exh bilioa
a, The Granite More. composing a general M
Thihei d, nsn and figured OF Gil ceorS and
styles. Call and see them.
wOon'NG g. LEWIS.
Welcottville, May %, 1855.
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MANSION HOUSE.
w Sc II. q IL q g q NJ

HAVING taken this House, the subscriber
4 IL IS prepared TO extend TO travellers andothers
the besi Il ACCOMMODATIONS "ior man ana be ST.
The Hotel is located IN the pleasanres part oil
the village. and no effort will be spared 10 render
it at all times desirabl home for those who ma
visit the place. 10 the members OF the Bar a nd
others OF Liichhesd County he has only TO say
the last twenty years will be fully sustained.
Connected with the Hotels Livery Stable
where good teams may be had at auy time.
Ltchfeld, May, 1854.
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an tsPECYFuLLY informs tue nlha hltanss
ID, OF Ltehiield AMI its vicinity that he has
taken the Store lately occupied hv Mr.. Weller,
where he inieads carrying ON the Watch and
liack repairing business in all IT'S hranches--
.,si Ii work viii be warranted 20 give nerlect
satisfaction. q. REiNHAh u.
Litchsie!d, April 1855. 6nl5l
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litch.eld aud Eaugatuck r. r.
STAGES leave the Mansion House a, S Is
- A. NJ. and Is P. NJ. connecting with trains
To Bridgeport, and in the morning with train 10
Hartford.
Leave Litchlie!d Station on arrival of the
10 10 morning train and 6.l0 evening IRAN from
bridegroom.
Fare fitty cents. L. FEM.
Ltchfeld, May Nth, 1855.
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81 EEI'S constantly on hand a well selected
d 4 assortment OF sheet music. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York, b, will be able
to accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, al New York retail prices.
June 5th. A. S. BALDWIN,.
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.rgose " eac Goods.

TUST reed another lot of Ladies' Dress
~ Goods, ParasoIs. Sc. ut
Mcneil & BRAMAN'S.
rRoCKERY and Glass Ware, a splendid
" assortment, at NJ. s. g'S.
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Isceafy,sreond .dnnnat Report Of the
LlrCllFIELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance CGsEB0Ssw,

E'sSc insurance Gfkp0Nys
JULY I'd, 1858
By Cash rec Tor Preniums on Poll
eies this year $3.50 ss
To cas, pa,dtor Losses and Expenses
this year 1878 70
| By whole amount OF Cash
| reed Tor Premiums $50, sos as
Interest rec d on Loans 1911 1882 ,7l9 SO
10 whole amt paid tor
cashnow on hand 9,ils oI-ssa,7ls sc
| TO amount OF Premiums charged on
the books which may be coilt cted
il required 92,ss7 50
Add Cash IN hand g,li3 "a
Making the Capital Stock Of this -
Company AT this time s32.030 81
There is not Of this time any claims against
Company-al paid 10 this date.
Tie Directors oi this company are confident
that the pGnOf insurance adopted by the On " i'll
meet with aheauy response from all intelligent
friends o, the primo pie OF Mutual Insurance. =
THIS cotn3uhy insure only in this state and
take 40 risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops,
ctc., or IN exposed Village or city properly, but
coniine their business enirely TO Is rm property
and isolated buildings and their coBients--of
which, not more than $1,000 will be insured on
one risk.
This company will ADJUST all claims with
promptness and libefality, and II at any time a
difference should arise between The parties, all
such difference will be adjusted by Indifferent
persons IN the county, each party selecting one,
and - case they do not agree, a third person
shall be chosen. and the award Of n, or any tive
oiihem. shall be final and conclus ..
.. ward Of one hundred dollars " III be paid
by tbs company 70 any one who viii give such
iniormaiion as will convict any person oi setting
re to any building insured by this company.
OEsccrS OF the Complain,
). G, BECKWlTH, President,
GEO. C.MOODRUFF, Esq. Treasurer
JaScN WHi1L.NG. Secretary.
Directors.
4 ,As s ssEWwk Sl'Iini: Ia 8 LEWIS
Oliver Goodwin s aF1 g Moo osRqRE
SETH p. BEERS. iRDBBlkS BATTELL
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN ,of Han linton,
General Agent.
AGENTS OF TUE COMPANY.
Lfman w Cutler, Waterfront Daniel B.
Briasmate, Washing ion Henry 8. Sanford,
New Milford; Rufus FalIer, Jr Kent Ri ch-
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Germ.
wall; Joseph ]. Gay lord, Gosben William
VI . Burraii, Canaan Donald J. Warner, SAL
isbnry !; s. d. Nortbway, and John Dcwell.
Norfolk Henry Jones, New Hartford -
George ID. wadhams, Torrington /; Lewis
Smnh. Flarwinton; John c. Amber, Beihlem.
John Abernefhy and Gcofge B. Forest. Wood
bury David c.. Whiiilesey. New Preston
Reuben Rockwell. Colehrook John Hjns.
dale. Winstod; s. Y. St.Joha, New Comm.
e. TaImadge, Plymouth.
Persons wishing 10 get their buildings ~.
snred can apply to either Of the A gents, OF 10
The Secretary.
J. g. BEcKwITH, President.
JAsns WHir,se. Secretary.
Liteh6cid, July 1853.
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Difecfars

]. G. BECKWITH, Ia s LEWIS
JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN
OLIVER GOODWIN GFO z. WOODRUFF
SETH P. BEERS. ROBBINS BAT TELL
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN ,of Han winton,
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II iNSEED oil. Esr sale nv
- 8. d. NORTIwAY s. co
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At the New Jeweity store.

Winchester, 1865.
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Crwsj0n.

wolcottville, June ash, 1855. :
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-15

LOVE AMONG THE TURKS. A young man despe-
ratey in love with girl at Stancho, eagerly sought
to marry her, but his proposals were rejected. In
consequence of his disappointment, he bought some
poison and destroyed himself. The Turkish police
instantly arrested the father of the young woman
as the cause, by implication, of the young mans
death, under the fifth species of homicide; he be-
came therefore amenabe for this act of suicide
When the case came before the magistrate, it was
urged literally by the accusers that if he, the ac
cused, had not daughter, the deceased would not
have fallen in love- consequently he would not have
been disappointed, and have died. Upon all these
counts he was mulcted to pay the price of the
young mans life, which was fixed at eighty pas-
tres, and was accordingly exacted.
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-15

New QUARTZ CRUsHER. At the fair of tee Am
Institute says the N. Y. Tribune, Herman Gardi-
ner of this city exhibits model of quartz crush
er which seems adapted to solve the often attempt
ed problem of destroying the rock instead of the
machine. half score or more of crushers are in
mind at this moment, all showing at first glance
either liability to break, if for one moment over
taxed, or a certainty of continually wearing away
the iron and working abominably slow. Gardinera
crushes by ball rolling freely in basin yet al
lows the basin to rest directly upon solid masonry.
This crusher discharges the material, when finely
broken, into grinding mills, which finish the opera
ton and allow the basin to work fresh supply
We consider this crnsher far preferable to any
tirely avoid the tendency to vibration and iarring
which has heretofore proved SO destructive, and
allows the accumulation of any quantity of the
hardest material in the basin without endangering
its integrity