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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-04
From the Pennsylyanian.
THE RURAL OF SAM.

The following was found on one of tho Hat
forms in independence Square, on Saturday night,
after the funeral of SAM had been adjourned, by
the rain and is supposedto haze beesa written by
:. Warrior poet of the West.
MANY drums were heard, and the ffe's shrill note
AS his corse to the :" culverto we hurried;
MANY throats were g wet, ;" and many coat
On the night that the rascal was buried.
We bur;cl him darlsly at dead ofnight.
While the rain in q dcluge was pouring,
sNeath no struggling moonoeams' misty light,
But the thunder incessantly roaring,
No useless coffin enclosed his breast;
We. laid him away as we found him;
And he lay like a.loafer taking his rest,
With his tattcred rags around him.
No HYMN was sung, nor no prayer was said,
And we dropp'd not tear OF sorrow
For now that our idol was hopelessly dead,
We had other thoughts FOR the morrow
,Tis true we all strove to keep him alive
With s.blacS drops and pills, each sad mourncr;
But too much physic has settled his hash,
And like his friend Poole, he's = geacy -
i)arlily and erimly we laid him down,
In the den Of his shame, Damp and hoary;
We carved not line. we raised not stone,
But we left him alone, the I'D torys
And now that our dirty worl, was DONG,
And with :. l,ntcrfls'' vese retiring,
We heard the booming ard distant gun
The victorious :. Loces'' we're firing
Lightly they laugh IN poor Sam" wl,ois gone
Aud for his dark crimes will beratc him;
Bnt little he'll fea.ls. and Ro.sJtless steep on
Syhere tic hands Of the traitors have laid hiiu
PAuADrIruIA. June 10, 1855. T.
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ASorHER MARVEL w often hear of sop.c
events so startling that our wonder re.nsins
excited for long period Among p.anysbther
blessings that abound in the West, they fire.
qacntly have quite "a respectable hurricane.
The Cape May county (Eo.) Gazette reports
the whims of their latest visitor of that kind.
Hear 1t - Great numbers of birds, rabbits.
&c, were found torn to pieces in its course.
and we are informed that the poultry of Mr.
Young, which we're not killed. were stripped
as naked as If they had been scalacd and
picked for the .f5yingpan." This statement
would make readable adenda to the Arabian
Knights.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-04

POINTED ExrEAor.--In one of Rev. f. IL.
Charin' S sermons is the Following pointed ex-
tract.-
g Many a man there is. clothed in respecta-
bility. and proud of his honor, whose central
idea of life is interst and ease, the conception
that other men are mere tools TO be used as
will best serve him, that God has endowed him
with sinew and brain merely TO scramble and
get; and so in this grand universe, which IS a
perfect circulation of benefits, be lives like
sponge on a rock, to absorb aud blcat and die
Thousands arc living 50. who never look out
of the narrow circle of their self-interest; whose
decaloguc is arithmetic, whose Bible is their
ledger; who have contracted and hardened
and stamped their natures. that in any spirit
ual estimate, they would pass for only 50 ma
NJ bogus dollars.
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VOL. 2. NO. 81.
Horrible Murder inPreston County, Va.

44IlQC@ 4aL 1CcCOH OuIIty, va.
horrible murder was committed in the
German settlement, Preston county, on Sun
day morning last, the particulars of which, ss
authentic as we could gather them, as follows:
Ebcn I.ipscomb, the husband OF an affec-
tionate and dutiful wife, and father Of six
children, had for some time previous cyinced
kind Of insane petnlence and pecvishness.
the result perhaps of bodily infrmity, (hay-
ing been in Ill health for the rast eight months.
aud at times thought to be partially deraDged }
on Sunday morsling last murdered his wife
in the most shocking manner She was sitting
before the fire, with her back to the door
Lipscomb entered the house quietly, with aa
axe IA his hand ana coming up behind her.
struck her with The pole Of the axe, crushing
the back part Of her head; then, as she fell,
with the blade of the axe, split open and hor-
ribly manglcd the frontal skull and face Af-
ter he had committed the awful deed, he
seems to have been, for time, intent on ta-
king his own life; having battered his head
against the janb, near by his wife's corpse;
stabbed himself twice In the stomach and ab-
domen, besides plunging into mill pond near
by He was taken to Kingwood on Monday
and committed to jail to await his trial, when
all the facts Of his sanity and the turpitude of
his conduct win be elected and weighed by a
Jury OF his countrymen, 10 whose decision we
would leave the case, without attempting TO
forestall public opinion for or against the
accused.
Being in Kingwood on Tuesday morning,
we visited the prisoner in his dreary cell. in
company with the jailor and some of his neigh
bors. Lipscomb, man of perhaps 40 years.
pale and emaciated, with disheveled hair and
beard unshorn, scourged by an accusing con-
science, (for he then conyersed freely and
sanely) was spectacle horrifying to contem-
plate He appeared to be penitent, and to
feel the enormity Of ms crime. He assigned
no reason for the inhuman act other than bod
ily and mental infirnity; he said he had no
other, for said ne, q the sun never shone on
better or kinder woman than my wife"
1t is melancholy event. and created much
excitement in the hitherto quiet and orderly
settlement where il transpired. Nononga-
la Mirror, .Jilne 16h.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
by GERMAN LovER.=A desperate attempt
TO commit suicide was made on the sidewalk
in front of the French boarding house on the
terrace, near Miller's livery stable, last even
ing about o'clock, by a German, whose name
is ascertained to be Gottleib Cork. who has
been in this country bat short time. Cork
was desperately in love with comely Ger
man girl, named Augusta Vascher, who also
came to this country recently, and had board
ed at the above house about three weeks.
She did not receive his attentions in a manner
which suited him, and he has not only threat
ened to take her life, but actually broke into
the room where she was sleeping on Saturday
night, and pointed pistol at her head; her
cries, however, alarmed the proprietor of the
house, who came TO her assistance and drove
Cork away.
Since then he went to the Falls, but re-
turned yesterday, and again importuned Au-
gusta to marry him. She again refused, when
he took double barrelled pistol from his
pocket, stepped to the sidewalk. placed the
muzzle in his mouth and fired. The pistol
was loaded with shot, otherwise the attempt
would have been fatal. As it was, be was
shockingly mutiisted, without efccting MS
object. About three-quarters of the upper
Jaw was blown off, the roof of the mouth and
portion of the upper lip carried away, the
right nostril laid open, and the left corner OF
the mouth cut for some two inches in as many
places. His face presented the sorriest sight
we have witnessed for many day. De-. j
H. Tilden was called TO his aid, who, after
dressing the wound, gave it as has opinion
that the paor fellow would live, though his
face must be wocfully dis6gured - BIalo
Express, .jtsne 10.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-04

\ CASE OF EXCESSIVE MoDEsrY. On Sun
day night > Young fellow went sparkling" in
Springfield Mass, and, in attempting to en-
ter the lady residence through the back ward.
was arrested by the police as a burglar. His
modesty prevented an explanation, and he re-
nlaine1 in the lookup until Monday rnornin.
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF Earthenwarc and China.


Fresh Receipts OF Glass and Fancy Art'efes,
fUNHE .ub.e riber offers the trade large and varied
l. stock of Eartheneare China and 1liss, the pat
terms of which were selected by himseh IN person
Having xpcrie OF many years in tins particular
business he feels great confidence " stating that IN point
OF price and quality it will compare aso'aby with aHs
other house m tho trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do DO Basins and Bwers, Jugs, Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy DO
Fine Decorated China Dinner add pr.'ett sets
Do do do Tea and ! oi.et sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band dn Of above variety
WI r. Cbira do Of aLove ybricty.
Common Ware Of ever, description, suitable ioi
wsoe.alue, which he offer. upon such terms for cash
: cannot fail to pledsc
Fine Mantrl Pier and Toilet Glnsses
Fine Ivory rable Cutlery, Walters m Brittanin Ware
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
6ins. War; in every variety.
All he nsk. j. call aid he feels assured spices
will rive satisfaction.
HI. Pnckeris OF iIcbest in the trad"
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep 2-ts JAS y. d EVANS,
M. III Main street Richmond. Va.
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Fall Supply of Hardware --l854
SIMPSON Il BRO

Sign of the Golden LOCK Lynchbuig, va
VA NE now opening addition Ia our former new
w stock n very arec assortment Of HARDwAHE,
CutLlKY. GUNs. PisroLs, SADDLsaY, fLAIED 6"ops,
Ftnop On CLnfns Hoasc Keeping A,ficles. BniiAHg
Mate5ials and Tools u noa ctety di'erPi'oa among
which mnny aneic-J Just Introduced mt market III
fail.
W. naitor out srlye. eNhbitto the public
rrny mud those who will fuvor usw th an examination,
greater yariely superiority Of style aud quality OF
goods ever offered in This. surpassed in any market
Our good. are all new and most desirable, mud will
he sold ut reaonnble profit only all who will give
u. u call N sntrlst II. with their orders, which Will
eeye our besl and pr1npI attention.
Merchants aud others buying largely will be charged
sp,,ll udvnnc. only. oct los
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MERCHANDISE.


- The subscribers opening for inspection
their SECOND SUPPLY OF sea.onabie Goods, recent
ly purchased b, their senior partner in New fofh'
which, added their September purchase. makes their
stock very u and o the attractive ever offered
in this embracing all tile newest sty OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS. ! Silks Satins. Va,encias, Mouslin
Merinos &c. Ladies' Velvet Sutn and Cloth Cloaks X
Tslmas French Embroder ga in great variety, among
which IRE ext,a iich of Maltese Lace and Muslin
Sleeves and Collars. general assortment oil Cloths
Cashmere, and Vesines for gentlemen. hcavy stock
Of Servants Good-. such fued LinsoNs, Sntfinets
Plaid Lind-cvs and Blankets Carpet, Rugs, Grumb
Cloths aud Doo Nuts. Together will all goods be-
longing II The Dry Goods trade, many ot w h have
been purehase for much less ~ they could have been
had curly m ia. MI OF Nhrh they deter
mined 10 sell low. and nnl, nsk examination is all
they ask insure saist ttiuns
nov l3.dIs JOHN 7. DAVIS 4 co
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House
Furnishing Goods &C.. &c.

fa1uWdIUl CHtoIy "
Furnishing Goods, &C.. &c.
TREGORt& RoiALL having determined to mike
VI ncbanee ia their business, will offer from to day
the large. aud desirable stock OF Hardware. Cut
l.ry DC before offered in tins market al great
" reduced prices for ca-h Many ort'eles at md 6l1e
nn..blc ttey c,r.ialv invite all indebted the old
concern of Gregory X Rn,aH and tie ute concern OF
Gfeloly Ro,ail & Simpson to pay up longer mdnF
grnce cannot be given.
ortot.
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash !
r. II LEWIS

! y ron."qnencs ot bad health, am compelled to nun
cuisines ,nnd will from tins do ,rl all of my splendid
stock of entirety goods for cash (nuv summer
good hhnu will lac oil red prices much less than
cost Wy stock is lnlg e mud desirable: consisting al n
splendid assortment of Ladies' Drcs. Goods. Fine MIN
ties. Hosiery. Gil Shnwls. Pinn ack Silks, &c.
A-o splendid stock oil Fine Cloth Cas.meres. Plush
and olh,r Vestings, Fine Scnfs, Crvats aud Pocket
Iinndkcrchirfs, ,eethrr with sp,cndd nssortn
III staple goed sny Blankets, fued oth Casenctts.
lnsl., Bls,cied and bto. Cotton, Irish Linens.
FhnrcIs, Check- nc.
moi particularly invite all in wnrt of good bnrsnins
md good good. t. owe cali nm determined Ia
clo-c them "a speedily Ins>ibe.
MY 2Dt- Is. II. LEWIS.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

htCblVlNS AMI ON HAM,
BI}l.S SmaIts C. Sugar
- - Ground, Clarified & Crushed do,
20 hoxes Lonf Sugar
10 bts N. o. Molasses,
lu hhds. p. X. DO,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so = Laguim do,
10 3" Prime old java do,
80 boxes A,umnniine and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grns. aud Timothy Seed
Call soon MS we selling cheap.
feb "a ts) YOUNGER & SMITH
H'HE subscriber is receiving and offers Tor
! sale
60 boxes Bunch and Layer Rasins, whocs, halves
and quarters,
Bar els of CranLerrys,
Boxes Lemons,
} do Citron,
do. Preserved Ginger,
Bale Of Dates,
so Drums Smyrna Fga.
$50 Lbs. Maple Sugar Cakes,
$50 Cocanuts.
300 Lbs. Montgomery county Cheese,
POO do. Hemp and Canary Seed
ID Bushels Groun nuts.
With good stock OF Soft Shell Almonds Palm nut s.
Fibers. English Walnut, Pecan nuts Pickles in jars
by the hundred, Brandy Pouches in Jars Pench and
Ounce Preserves, Tomato Catsnp Pepper Sauce. &c.
&c. line stock single and double keyed Accord nm
Toys, FpHcy Goods, &c. Always lnnd {, 400 To
5O0 pounds of Pain and Fancy Cindy of my own ma nr-
feature, equel any ia the Stat all of which will be
sold wholesale or reiai on moderate ms.
no 2i6m s. A. BOYD.
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f'lANO, GUANO.-lu consequence I'll the re
ot 6unno will close out stock 353 per 1000
bs., CASH. Those in wnnt will please call IA
quantity is smrlI. W. +. ANDERSON 4 CO.
srp9 IA
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$40, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost
FOR CASH.

4 : il il intention 10 make change in husi
n uos. we uler entire Sock u cosi, md some
articles below iot We her eore, respectfully
invite the Iub,c to call and supply themselves This
i. chance, md can be enlo,ed unt the last oi
Fchr4nry; for wc determined close our present
sprk by thnt time, The articles TOO numerous
mention. Ga, stock cmbracrs such is usually found
in n,"eulnr Dry Goods Store. hlso Hats aud Cnps
Boot aud Shoes. County Merchants viii fnd it TO
tlrr Interest by calling Us Our Stock il
trnug out md selected grcni advantages for the
buyers. ~ NJ. GUGGENIlEIMER.
[ LII IL
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Pump and Fire Engine.
I. =. WIaITTEMOIsE ii BRO.

~ . ""A L"OANH a. DIV.
NJUuLD respectfully announce to HE citizens Of
w Lynchbure mud vicinity thai they manufac-
turing, THEN Agricultural Work the Basin r. b
MlTCiiELS PUMP x FIRE ENGINE combined
which the perfect article uf the kind offer
ed 10 the public, (designod for Factory. Fire and Gar
den Engine, md is peculiarly adapted To private dwell
ngs, Hoiding them Fire Engine under their dircci
command, capable Of forcing ~uler two story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended and Pumps put into
perform well for one year.
We mr. the exclusive agents for the counties of Camp
bell, Amherst, Bedford and Appomartox.
sep l6-i@
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WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St I,ynchbure Va

Main ST. Lynchburg Va.
* ehayc JUS received. in ud lition To our former
G. stock Of Watches and Jowclry. fresh supply ct
sa08 very fine gold and silver lever Watches from lhr
APPROVED makers Al,o, large and well cctrd
stock of Gentlemen, Fob and Vest Chains beautiful
article and ol latest PATTERNS, Ladies Breasipins Ear
rings. fnger rugs, Bra eIe~, Buttons. Gold and Silver
Pencils A.. with all other articles usually kept surl
embellishments, 10 which respectful invite the ut
ieGtiun at all wanting good Watches and Jcwelry.
Persons visiting Lyuchburg and desiring any ART Gle
in our line are respectfully solicited To cali anil cxum
iGe stock are ANXIOUS to exhibit these goods
and me equally anxious 10 sell them, consequently viii
sellbargains.
Repair ng-Wa tches. Jewely and al articles Of gup
aud silver repaired at short notice.
nov l31s II. SiLNERrHORN g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-11

4 re X co. on the Dock, Richmond, Va, have in
i store md fer for sae:
1000 sncks Liverpool Salt
500 Ibis rha,naaton Linn
100 4" North Carolina Tar
300 hnlcs prime Northern tny
200 tons lump Pnster
80 casks Celcined 2ln,trr
so ton. Damaged Peruvian Guano
20 =" Mexican do
20 T,feu
lao bbls Medium No 3 Mackarel (new)
900 " Halifax licrrnes
20 " Winter Bcash,d Solar Oil;
Also complete assortment Of Manila mud Russia
Curdnee. Blocks. &c Pts
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For Sale

r OF SslTt
[soAnn in Bonds of the South Side Rnil Road
- cOVV Con pany. benring per cent. It a
price that Will pay per These bonds secured
by amortgage the Road and guaranteed by the city
Petersburg mud in amounts Of $500 aud $1,000. A 10
desirable investment for CAPITALISTS.
aug l7-dfs PETERS. SPENCE Il &C.
HOUSE AND LOT EOEs SALE wish
- sell privately my house mud lot, situated a.
m fiankIin Hill hearly opposite the residence lli
ii Mr.. CLas Simpson. The property embraces one.half
ncre, of rich garden soil. framed residence til
ROOMS, and all necessary houses, including
snod Stuble. The ncighborhood is good an dc>ra
hle one
viii sell the above named property upon the follow
ing reasonable viz: One third of urchusc money
Ia be paid in months, third IN e n on,hs and the
ba'ance in and ye, rs with negotiable paper salts
taclorilv endorsed. GEO. W. SEE
dec - d.,
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NEW lsOOkS NEW BOO
EDhNE n CHRISTIAN have iust received t.le
j following New NoIks:-
Memoir and Sermons Of Rev. VIM. j. Armstrong, d.
D. edited by Roy Hollis kcod. Price I
Lalcr lcurs,
humanity in the Cit, 10y Chaplin.
Things a thrs it, America. hv Chambers,
Life nthe Clenriug~ ,hr Bush, by Mrs Noodle.
Nfr Stones in at Lite Jnuruey,
AiaNim- OF Nn,h'osiln II, by Schro. dar
Iny Female scripture Chtrnrt.r.,
TIE Sandwich i-tunI<. with engravings
tienetn Notions Of Chemistry,
The q. ntors fouch Suae
MenSley,
farminslolc. by Jnron Thomas,
Llte'- Lessons,
TIC Wiz Victory, by Mrs Soutbworth
Cummings rciure- Ia thr Seven Churches,
Chroa and other Regions ofthe Conquered and Con-
qucrurs
beautiful sci of Scots Novels, IN % yol.
lrving's " orks.
ian cots
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risAMPAl:NE WINE

y " ine al til" most approved brands upoIfc3, il
pint and quart bottles, for ssie by
dee / l. LEE & JOHNSON
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NEW FAMILY LARD a. BUTTER

20 firkins No. Family Lnrd, 30 F1kins No.
Mountain Butter, ju-, received aud for sale h,
dec | - LEE 4 JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23

DEATH OF JUICE HAxMoSD.-The Hon Jabez d.
Hammond died last Saturday at his residence In
Cherry Valley. Mr. II. is best known by his Politi-
cal History of the State of York. The Al6aay
Journal says that be was formerly resident Of Al
bany, but has made Otsego County his home for q
number Of years past He entered political Life as
early as 1sI4, when he chosen 70 represent the
Otsego District in Congress On the expiration of his
term 10 Isl7 he elected 10 the State Senate and
held seat there until 1921. Resuniug the practice
Of his profession on the expiration OF bis term he
became subsequently, known one of the mos, prom
in.nt members of the Bar 10 the then Western
portion of the State. In l-35 be chosen County
Judge, and about that time commenced his |" Polu-
"csl History of the State Of New-York." To write
q record of party struggles in which the writer had
so largely shared was a delicate and srduous task,
but it was accomplished by Judge Hammond with
remarkable impartiality. The result was work
unique in char aeer but e1cee ingly valuable TO
the politician and the urst, and which the stu
deut or the statesman could hardly spare. II will
endure to transmit his name to posterty.
IL ls45 Judge Hammend was selected 10 succeed
Mr. Van Buren as Regent of the University, and con-
tinued member of the Board until the time Of his
Death. In the private relations Of life he was de
seryedly esteemed and respected by numerous and
VAIN circle of friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23
THE NEW STRIDE.

In the recent speech at Easton OF the Hon.
RICHARD BRoDHEAD, United States Senstor
from Pennsylvania, our careful readers will have
noted an assertion Of the extreme Southern doe
trine with regard TO Slavery in the United States
Territories, such as We cannot remember to
have ever before seen put forth by aay Northern
statesman. That doctrine is contained in the
following passage:
Now YOU will all agree 10 one proposition Are
lot all the States of this Union coequ, and they
not equal partner Undoubtedly. Then comes the
great question of power IN the Territories The North
EN- people claim the night to 90 into the Territories
with their property. The Southern people claim
the ssme right Now will you sccOrd II 10 them
/ say the Constitution gires those rho orH property IN
the Southern States the sane p0eT shich we hare.
would not deny man the same right that | ask for
myself. claim the right 10 20 into the Territories
with my property, and accord 10 any man from Gny
other State the same night.
Here the whole doctrine Of "Squstter Sove-
regnty" is pitched overheard. That doctrine,
as Origisaly promulged by Gen. Cass, afirms
the hight Of each Territory, as an internal IN
dependent political community, TO establish or
exclude Slavery, as majority of its people
shall prefer 1t is in vain that we have repeatedly
pressed upon the advocates Of this doctrine the
questions-"Who arc the people Of Kansas or
Nebraska, who have the right 70 determine
"tbat certain Of their fellow-inhabitants shall
"be doomed to eternal bondsgel Are they the
"ukOls People, or only the whites Are
"they The citizens Of the United Statesl Or
"sIe they resident emigrants from Europe also
"ertitled to voice in deciding t,is momeniou.
question, so vtally affecting them as well as
"othersl Ard, however these questions may
"be answered, rAGt is the state Of The iaa1 respect
''irg Sarery prior TO any deeisirs action Of the
People on The sHgseil" lie. these questions be
FRANKLY answered, and then We shall know
what is meant BY Popular Sovereignty in the
Territories.
But Mr.. Brodhead, adopting the most ultra