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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Our sweet song bird, "onscE,' sings har
moniously. How delightful her notes mus
be 10 devotional ears:
For the Republican.
The Sabbath BcIi. ~.
Hark! hear The sabbath Bell, s44ii
sweetly sounding the air, aaft.
Sister, now array thyselr, -.
And go forth to the house Of prayer,
And upon thy oended knee,
Breathe to Heaven prayer for me.
Sister, haste thee, haste away,
Still the notes to me are borne, Ia
'Tsa welcome call to pray. - N,
On this silent Sabbath morn. i
Happy they who reverent seek.
The hsll5wed place W IN spirit meek,
There thou'lt hear Of Israel's sons
Who their bondage long had borne,
How the Lord did raise up one
To lead them forth from Egypt's scorn,
And how "sign' by night and day,
Was always given to show the way.
Thou'lt hear how the Shepherd boy,
Sew Goliath with sling, -
How the people shout for joy, tr
How the "Boy'' tecame "King,"
Because he trusted in the Lord,
And stroys to keep His holy word.
And thou'lt HEIR Of Him whose love
Sought to save on: souls from pain, =
Who eoly left the Heaven above,
Suffered death and rose again, s'sl
His life for us a ransom given, Heaven.
That we, throu n Him might come 10
All, thou'k list to truths divine
Gentle sister, now depart,--
Reverenily thine ear incline,-
Write :be teachin OIL thy he rt,
All! methinks tay placid brow
Wears the Savior's signet now.
'Tii TIE 'pearr of price unlolJ,-.
May it e'er thy brow ajorn,
Richer far than gems or gold,
Winch earth's monarch's e'er have worn,
The precio IS passport to tn given,
For entrance at the gate OF Heaven.
WOODLAND WILD. GRACIE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
1lnftifaI.

Our sweet song. bird. "oasc'r," sings hsr-
moniously. How delightful her notes mus!
be 10 devotional ears:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-19

sublime thunder storms so peculiar to the
high and cool ATTITUDES. Taking into con-
sideration that no safer place can be found du-
ring the lightning's play than upon steam
boat, the reverberations of the thunder as
cliff answers back to cliff, and the lightnings
dance from rock to rock, can be listened to
and looked upon as gotten up for fitting
expedition Of the everlasting hills and cloud
clapped precipices. Fla thunder storm among
the highlands of the Mississippi will not turn
the eyefrom nature up to NATURES God, then
indeed cannot the beholder see aught in
heaven or earth but the happenings OF
chance.
The sound of the steam whistle, which
comes back with its echo upon echo, sum
mons all upon deck to catch the sight of St.
Paul, and your humble servant will await
the raising of the curtain of night to give the
cold Round Table " his impressions of that
magic child of commerce, which an the in
slant has sprung into the stature of perfect
growth.
Yours, Gan.
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Right to the Point.

The young men of Cleveland met on Mon
day night, and formed a Fremont and Day
ton Club, and adopted the following plat
form
We 60 for Free Territory, Free Speech
Improvement of Rivers and Harbors, and a
Railroad across Free Territory to the Paci-
fic Ocean.
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Saint Paul EEOEs store.
NICOLS & BERKEY,
Wholesale Dealers In
Iron, Nails, Steel, Flows, Axes,

AAOAi3 A>oA0, C@1Si3 AONC3 1AACS,
Aa0as, |iceS, Belloms, & Heory Hardagare,
Wabashaw Street.
Also agents fer Herring s. Ieitzs Fire Proof Safes,
& RE now receiving their large stock, insisting in
IA part of
$40 tons f assorted iron.
1000 kegs of assorted mails.
rs tons Plow Steel.
5 tons Spring Steele.
tons Cast Steele.
100 Sets Assorted Axels.
50pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth.
tons Grind Stones.
1000 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin.
Linseed Oil and Varnish.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Braking Flows, Cross and Corn Plows.
Anvils, Bellows and Vices
Shooting, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles
Axes, Saws and Crobars
Cattle and Log Chains.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes
Screw, Plates, Nuts, Washers and large assortmen
of Vulcanized Rubber and Leather Betting, Lace
Leather and gun packages for engines, &C., &C., all
which they VIII sell at low prices and LIBERAL discount
will be given to the trade.
may 23, 1856. te2Swtf
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Now and Then.

Charleston Is. C.)Mercury, Sept. "a, lS47
the marked and brilliant career of Col.
Fremont has arrested general attention and
admiratian, and has been watched with a
lively interest by his fellow-citizens of South
Carolina. Charleston, particularly is proud
OF him and the reputation which he has at
SO early an age achieved for himself, she
claims as something in which she too has a
share"
Charleston Is. CO. Mercury, June 10,
1856:
Who and what is Col Fremont. that we
should shout his name ? An explorer
and hunter-a Napoleon of snow-drifts.
and an eater of dog's-fesh !"
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A Pleasing Contrast.

We mentioned some two weeks since, that
Geo. A. Benedict, Esq, one of the editors
of the Cleveland Herald, was on visit tc
Minnesota. He wrote while here, it would
seem, several letters to his paper Below
we copy one of them, which it will be seen
stands out in bold contrast to the slanderous
epistles Of the Philadelphia lbeler, An
thrax -
The Mississippi-Groaoth Of The Cou.try-Iht
Riper .Scensry-Eashion's F0ols-Lumberia9
"A Thunder Storm upon The Mississippi.
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Spring Campaign of 1 $50.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
G.. G.. GRISWOLDS

9 u. e.. GRISWOLDS,
ATE mission to the East has been productive of the
IA most important results not only to himself but
to all citizens of the Territory who desire to add
wardrobe articles of clothing for the approaching
weather, which may now be looked for every hour.
His stock is too extensive to enumerate in deta he
therefore politely intimates the trading public,
his assortmentof
Spring and Summer Clothing,
is full and complete and that he has made arrange
ments to be in receipt throughout the season
the latest and most fashionable styles and varieties
He has also beautiful selection of
Hats and Caps,
suitable for the weather. HE hats will pfotect
the counteAance of the from becoming
Drowned whilst ''the dog star RACES"
This yeor he has purchased with view Of filing or
ders at Wholesale and to this branch trade he
invites the attention of all who visit the city the
purpose of making additions Their stcck being salts
fed that he suit them with goods his line
prices that will satisfy them in buy again.
HI also invites particular attention 10 his immense
stock of
Youths and Children's Clothing,
which will be found to largest of that kinds of
goods ever brought to the Territory, which de
sires to '.job Of'' at the lowest possible prices.
1t will be necessary for those wishing purchase
visit his store, in advertisement ssthe half
nrt be told them, His stock is superb and will bear
critical ex minaton. may 16daw
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MORTGAGE SALE.

VA HEREAS, default has been made in the condi-
w ton OF certain mortgage made by David C.
Murray ana Hannah, his wife, mortgagors to William
Bissell, morgagee dated the sixth day of October ID
1854 said mortgage conveying southeast quarter
OF lot number two ~ in block number thirty (32)
the Town OF st Paul proper, in the County RAM
sey, ana Territory of Minnesota and having duly
recorded in the Office of the Register Deeds for the
1Couny of Ramsey aforesaid, the 9th day October
1884, at 10Y O'Clock, ", in Book ssC'' of Mort
Cages, on pages 73l and 1872 And said mortgage hay-
ing been afterwards the OBJ day of June, 1885,
assigned by SAID William Bisse to Fiber NJ Toser and
by Eber NJ loser afterwards, the 2Sh day of July,
A ID 1866, assigned to Fuller Thompson, which two said
assignments were recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for Ramsey County aforesaid, the 18th lay of NAV.
d 1856, at O'Clock, NJ, in Book ''F'' of Mortga-
ges, folio 444.
And there being due and owing upon said mort
the of Five Hundi ed and Six Dollars, and no
suit having been instituted at law to said
naming debt part thereof therefore, the above
described morgaged premises will be sold to the highest
bidder, in front of the Court House, In said City of
Saint Paul, Tuesday, the 18th day OF August, D
1856, at 1oh O'Clock. NJ, to satisfy the above debt,
with interest, costs and disbursements of sale.
Saint Paul, June %, 1856.
FULLER THOMPSON. Assignee.
sANBORN & FRENCH, Att'ys for Asst: uoc. j2Sw6
District Court---First Judicial Disirict---NIin-
nesota Territory.
William M. Ward, PlaiHtif' ! wabashaw County S.
against
Hester N. Ward, Defendant. Summons
To Hester NJ. Ward, d Defendant:
W on are hereby summoned 10 answer tltc complaint
L. CT W iiliam NJ. Warl, which has been died rainst
with the Clerk of this Court, and to copy
your answer the subs crDer> at Winona, in Wnona
County, Minnesota Territory, within thirty days after
The service OF this summons you, exclusive the
day of such service; and ii you fail ans said
comp laint hereby TeQui' ed the Plaintiff will apply
10 said Court for the relief demanded therein.
Winona, May 16, 1855.
SARGENT, WILSON WINDOW.
jel4w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys. Winona NJ. T.
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w. wELLMAN q. A. yoHNso,

Il tlvlL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Al
~ kinds of Surveying, Mapping, etc., executed to
Once. 800
We are also agents for Messrs. W. L. T.. Gurley,
Instrument Makers Troy, N. KS and furnish nstr,
ments OF the first quality lower rates than they can
be obtained any where else in the Territory Specimens
of them be seen nj our office.
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q n
@Sent free of postae

illustrating the anatomy and physiology and diseases
reproductive of both sexes, their structures
functions popular and comprehensive treatise on
the duties and casualties of single married lifehap
Ply and fruitful alliances, mode of securing hem-nfeli-
and infertile ones-their DEVIATION REMOVAL
import hints those mdtrjmouy tn at
will overcome objections to it; none, however. should
take this important step without rstconsultngits
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment OF
females, from infancy old age, each graphically
illustrated by beautiful photographic plates nervous de
bty, its and cure. by process at simple
safe and eectual, that failure is impossible; fol
! ally management; an essay on SpermatOrrhpa with
practical obScrv cations safer and more successful
mode of Treatments precautionary hints the IAor sly
sultng from empirical practice; essay all disease
arising from indscreton, with plain and simple
which all persons themselves without mercur,
-remedies for those sef-inTcted miseres and disap
pointed hopes unfortunately prevalent in the young
1t is truthful adviser to the married and those cOnte-
plating marriage. It's perusal particularly recon-
mended to entertaining secret doubts their
physical condition, and who conscious having haz-
ny human being is entitledtO Price Do per copy
copies dollar. Mailed of postage to
any part of the United States.
N. B.-ThoSe who prefer may consult DR. LA CROIx
upon any of the diseases upon which book treats
either personally by mail. Hsmedcines often cure
in the short space of six days. and cOmepetey and en-
tirely eradicate all of those disorders which
paiva and cubebs have long been though andote
to the ruin of the health the patient. His Frepcb
Secret' is the great continental remedy that class
of disorders, which! unfortunately physicians treat with
mercury to the destruction PATIENTS
constitution and which all hc garsapara in the world
| cannot cure.
al posons and put up in neat and compact fro m which
be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken in a
public private house, while travelling, without ex
poSure to the most intimate friend room mate. or
hndrance from business study, and no important
change in the diet necessary. Medicines to any
part of the Union according to directions, safely and
from No. IS Beaver street, to 81, Maiden Lane near
Broadway. Albany, New York FEB %. 1856 Iyw
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Territory Of Minnoseta---DlstrictC ourt--Secon d
Judicial District--County of Ramsey.

Sudiciai District--COunty Of Ramsey.
PHILIP GOLDSMITH against ELIZABETH YOUNG,
ana to all persons having claiming to have an in
teIest IN the real property lying and situate in the
City OF st Paul, County of Ramsey and Territory of
Minnesota, described as follows, to wit !:
pEING part Of lots eight (S) nine 10Y and ten n0)
~ in block seventeen IN in the original Town Of
Saint Paul, according to the recorded plat theretf cam
mencng at point on Robert Street seventy-aye feet
from the southwest corner of Fourth and Roberts
streets thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY the line Of Roberts
street twenty-five feet thence running eastwardy at
right angles with Roberts street, and parallel with
Fourth street, hundred and twenty-four feet and
six inches thence running southerly and parallel
Roberts street twenty feet thence westwardy and
four feet and six inches, to the place of beginning
Also, part of lots eight S) nine 10y and ten, (o)
block seventeen l7 in the City of Saint Paul proper
described follows, to wi-Comm encing at point
Roberts street twenty-five (25) feet from the
west corner of block seventeen IN; thence north
wardly on the fine of Roberts street fifty (5) feet
thence eastwardly at right angles with Roberts street,
and parallel with Fourth street, one hundred and
twenty four feet and six inches (l24 IL it,. thence
southerly parallel with Roberts street, fifty (50 feet
ehee Westwardy and parallel with Fourth street,
ana feet and six inches GA CID ft
10 the place of beginning. -7
10 ELIZABETH Young, the above named defendant,
anu W an otner persons having claiming to have
any right, title, interest to- or in the above des
crbed premises " - - -
You and each of you hereby summoned ard rec
queu 70 ans" Ct Inc complaint in this action copy OF
which has been filed in the Once of the CLERK Of tho
Dlsrct court aforesaid at s.. Paul, in said County
ana to serve copy OF your answer the said com
paint on the subscribers, at their Office i'm the Civ oe
st Paul. In the County of Ramsey aforesaid withir
twenty days after the service OF this summons on Won
exclusive Of the day of such services you fail to
answer the said complaint within the AZORES id
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Cour fo,
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated st. Paul, July 8, 1856.
AMEs VAN ETTEN,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOT1CE is hereby given that under and by virtue o
~ cerIaln two executions against the properly O,
Caleb b. PARISH, Judgment debtor in certain two ac
lions IN The District Court, in of which actions viii
liam b. Ireadwel, john G.. TrcadwelI, John s. PER-,
and Edward Norton aie the plaintiffs and said Caleb
Parrish defendant aud in the other actior Henry q
Bowen, Thecdore McNamee, Salnuel P. Holmes, Hepr,
L. stone, aud Anthony Glkson are plaintiffs and saic
Caleb B. Parrish defendant. ~ 'N''
nave ths first day of July. 1856, levied upon the
pieces OF parcels of land, lying and being in the CONT,
OF hice IN the Territory Of Minnesota described as fol
lows, to wit: ~ W.
Inc northeast quarter, the northwest quarter the
southeast quarter and the southwest Qnarter Of tn,
southwest quarter of Section No. g. in Township 1909
North OF Range ~ West, containing 16O acres accord
ing 10 the Government survey thereof, as properly
said Caleb b. arrish since the Judgments against him
IN each OF said actions have been dockcted In the
county Of Rice aforesaid.
And which pieces or parcels Of land above described,
shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder
tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1885, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at the Office the Register of Deeds in
the Village of Farrbau in said County of Rice. Said
land all yau able tmbered land, and located near
the Village of Farribault and said land will be sold in
40 acre tracts in the order above named
CHARLES WOOD,
Sheriff of Rice County.
ByJ WEST, Deputy Sheriff.
MURDOCH & BRISTOL, Atty's for Plaintiff.
July 12-w6w
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House. in
IL the pleasant village of Manomn, eight miles
above ST. Anthony and is prepared accommodate
the Travelling public with very the country
Affords The house is furnished with every accommoda-
ton to be found in country and aside from sub
santals of fe the best wines and liquors that
procured, may always be had upon call, The Stabng
of the ManOaiu House, either for emigraus Transfers
or Drovers superior to that Of other public
on the road north of st. Poul.
May 24dawtf AL WILLIS
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SCRIPTURE QuorATIoN.-"Why, Jenny,
how awkward you are eating-do take your
hand out of your pocket"
It's my left hand, mother"
Well, what difference does that make 2''
Why, I've been reading the Bible"
Are you crazy2 What has reading the
Bible to ., do with keeping your hand in your
Mustn't we do as the Bible tells. us. dear
mother 2" -''~'' WIS., No. No"'
Certainly, my child"
Well, mother, it says Let NOT tbv left
hand know what thy right doeth.' and 5o MT
you suppose it 'ud know was eatin, braa5
and 'lasses with the right, if didn't hide it
away ~
e. The Oldest paintings in the world
are the seven frescoes that were recently dis
covered in the Via Gracioza in Rome.
IL In the Atlantic mills, in Lawrence.
are LOU female operatives who have worked
there for three years or more. Seven Of
them have worked there seven years.
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THE FALLS HOUSE,

ANDRUS DURAND,.. PROPRIETOR.
CANNON FALLS, NJ. L.
Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
W. tn pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of
and excellent Trout fishing in the Immediate vcin-
y with scenery unsurpassed in any part upper
Mississippi region, (June l6 4Itf
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE.

a. " MCkENLlE,.. .......PROPRIETOR.
FHNHE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
IL in Minnesota history being near Fort Smelling,
on the bank of the Mississippi River and desirable
resort for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the pcrpexities and
cares of business for the purpose of recruiting enervated
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
mentS to the public for liberal patronage. teSdtf
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FOSTER g. DAVIS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants

H AVE built large and cormodious Warehouse
IL the Rapids, where they ready to store and
ship freight. They also keep well selected stock
GROCERIES And PROVISIONS.
Made Clothing People need not to St. Paul to buy
their goods, for bound to sell goods cheap
they do in St. Paul. and all ask is to give call
before going there.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash.
Aug II, 1865. dawtf
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Louisville. Minnesota.

V'HE proprietors of the above town would call the
i attention of Emigrants and all others to the adj
vantages of this place.
1t is situated Immediately below the Little Rapids.
which is practically the head of navigation the Min
nesota River: an being the only high ground not
subject to overflow OF the River in the vicinity of the
Rapids, we consider ifs location superior to any other
towns on the river.
We have one Hotel, one store, AMI a steam sawnill
will be in operation in few weeks. There is also
good Warehouse convenient to the Landing.
We have good steamboat navigation this place at
all seasons when not closed by ice As point the
various mechanical branches and for mercantile business
it cannot be beat, the country both sides of the
River is unsurpassed for farming purposes and thcky
settled.
Liberal inducements offered to all who wish to
locate in and ourishng place. We invite all to
and for themselves, and not be deceived by
Humbug Railroad meetings, etc. The advantages of
Louisville obvious TO all. We have no gas works
here; come and see before you invest or locate.
II, III. SPENCER & co.
Louisville. April, 1856. [ad24daw3m Pho COPY
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FOR SALE.
Building Lots on a Long Credit

OuAANIHS AOGO VII q 1LOllS NICulC
VHNO persons who will make good improvements, I
n will sell any credit not exceeding 10 years,
II cent interest. beautifully situated
for resid noes, in Mackubin MarshalPs Addition to
ST. Paul. This addition is q of mile from the Win
slow House. All the s from st. Anthony and the
country lying Northwest OF ST. Paul, which the
greatest thOoughares leading into city, through
it, The water is of the best quality, and free the
lime which renders that in the lover town injurious to
many people The situation is high and there is an
abundance of shade trees. The price of lots from $3.50
to $500 each. In five years it may be safely assumed
they will be worth from $500 to $500 each. There is
part of the city where desirable lots for residences
may be obtained upon such liberal terms by parties who
will improve. A small pawn mt only Of from $25 to
$50 cash, is requ ed on each lot
c. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin s. Edgerton, No. 6,
Wnslow House.
have also number of central and business lots TO
lease Also. and 10 acre lots adjacent to the city on
the principal roads, for sale low for or ON short
credit Also large number of lots in all parts or St.
Paul and st. anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
prices. TO Capitalists, desiring to make in
vsstInents, can offer great inducements,
c. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House OF Nackubin & Edgerton, No. 6
Winslow House.
Also for sale, four new houses on the st. Anthony
road, containing rooms each with good stone base
ment and cellaos, 80
G. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin and Edgerton, No. 6,
Wlnslow House, ST. Paul, ME-. dSw6m---may is
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NICOLS, KINNIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin Ware, Agricultural
Implements, &C., &C.,

Corner Of Exchange and Saint anthony Streets,
(Near the American Hotel,)
ST. PAUL,
a RE now opening their large and carefully selected
IA stock, consisting in part of Cooking and Paror
Stoves of the latest and most approved patterns Tin
Plates Pig Tin, Pig Lead bar ard sheet Lead Copper
Bottoms, Braziel'S and Timed Sheet Copper, sheet
Zinc, sheet ron and Nails of all sizes Window Glass
and Shades, White Lead and Zinc Paints, Manila
Ropi, ect.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such as Plows, Cultivators, Cultivator and Harrow
Teeth, Grain Cradles, Sc thes and SDaths, Handled
and Garden Rakes two, three, four pronged Ger
man and cast steel Forks Shoves Spades, Mattocks,
Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay Knives Straw Cut
tiers, Pruning Shears, Prier Scythes, ec.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvis, vices, Bellows, hand and sledgc Hammers,
Axes, Hatchets, Rasps, Files, Carriage Springs and
Axles. Carriage and Tire Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Crow
bars Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Cistern Pumps, Well
Wheels and Buckets. brass, enammeled and French
pressed Kettles, Hollow Ware generally, Sad and Fire
Irons. Also general assortment of
JAPANNED AND TINWARE.
u" All sorts of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
done 10 order.
This stock have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers, and therefore enabled to
sell at the lowest rates.
The public respectfully invited TO call and exam
ue DeIoTe ouylnS ELSEWHERE. 1e1 6d1maWtf