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stIett St(isteIIanp.
JOHN PUTNAM, TIE SPY.


Two horsemen of King George rode
furiously into village of half dozen
houses in the northern part of New York,
and huiling the decrepit inn keeper,
cried out, simultaneously, with many
barbaric oaths, "Halloa, old wine bib
Der, hast noted any lying, cheating,
sneaking peddler at my door to day ?''
"By my spurs p. pompously added
Captain Dick, the elder of the two, eve
have ridden these las. thirty miles in
vain, if the seoundrel be not caught
lurking in this hamlet. Hast thou seen
him, honiface? Speak, man: we be in
haste. [ bid thee answer, by the kings
commandi''
The hesitating landlord held on to the
horse pest, and replied, "Sirs, be half
deaf, yet me thinks guess your mean
ing. Be ye gallant troops of his majes-
ty, after stray peddler, eh? What
would ye with him ?''
"Sdeath ! the. rascally gray beard
questioneth us /" interrupted the young
er horseman, bragadocia private, and
wheeling his steed around he touched
the taFern keeper with his gloved hand,
and continued, 1--WE want no question
ing, old dotard. We would know this,
and quickly too.''
"Oh, be not too rough, I prithee. A
peddler sayest thou? Had he pack?''
"Pack or no pack, hast thou seen
him ?" fercely cried Dick.
"Patience, masters, but my memory
is treacherous, and [ must reflect. A
peddler with a staff did you say ?''
"I'll break your head with staff, If
you befOOl usP' said the bully, striking
at the old man, who rather nimbly for
his looks, leaped out of the troopers
reach.
The captain then seriously threatened
violence and sternlY demanded a reply.
AS Enlightened into Submission, he then
besitatipgly said, "Oh--yes--yes--
now ] bethinks myself, I did observe a
sneaking peddler pass here this morn
ing, on foot, and in extreme haste"
(Which way-which road took be ?''
exclaimed both the others.
"That," deliberately answered the
man, pointing to travelled lane that led
from the one in which they stood.
cart sure /? If thou liest to US, by
st. George, thou shalt be hung at thine
own door like sign"
Gay. and if that be not the road thou
mayst hang me,'' observed Boniface.
"To horsel he six hours in advance /!
to horse and breVet to the one of us
that catches the first sight of the spy 7"
shouted Capt Dick, and rapidly they
dashed away, leaving clouds of dust be-
hind tnem.. Fro +hay had gone twenty
yards, the innkeeper shook his frame
like strong man, and muttered-"Ay,
when they catch me they may hang mel"
Re then glanced around cautiously, and
entered the house.
Meanwhile, Capt. Dick and his com
panion spurred their beasts to race
that would have injured animals unused
to their hardy life. Mile after mile was
left behind, until in three hours they
had covered every step that man could
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apOetrg,
Katie Glover.


The poem of Katie Glover" which we find il
the Toledo Commercial, is a charming tangIe o
rhymes:
Within valley, broad and green,
Beside pleasant river,
Whilom there lived little girl
Whose name was Katie Glover.
Sobeautifui in form and face
That every one must love her;
And beautiful in spirit, too,
Was this same Katie Glover.
The climbing rose of Michigan
Her lovely home did cover, "
Where little brown birds built their meats,
And sang to Katie Glover.
And Oft she heard tbs wild bees huna
About the field of clover:
And oft SIZE heard the katydid
Repeat its story over.
She loved to watch the white clouds sail
Across the heaven above her;
And loved TO have the vesper star
Look down on 5Sati- Glover.
And on the holy Sabbath eve
She sat beside her mother,
And heard of Him who reigns above
The Lnerciful All Father.
And then sonnet lines, I'm very sure,
Angels would round them hover,
And whisper of the heavenly land
To little Katie Glover.
She's living still within the vale
Beside the pleasant river,
A 5yrinkIeh grandma now, and gray
Is little Katie Glover.
muslin cap with crimpled frill,
Her hoary head doth cover
Where long goneMay winds tossed the locks
oflittle Katie Glover.
She. sittirg in The doorway, knitg.
And huns an cid song over.
And thinks about The Life that cam5
To little Katie Glover. '''b
The Life that came and rolled away,
As rolls the signing river,
Whose waters glide into the sea,
Ind then are gone forever.
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TY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Il, 1857.

oscillating and yaecilleting, they stood
upright.
On their way home, says Jonas to
Whitcomb;
"Look here, neighbor, don't less say
nothin' about this ever! -
,r"Never!" says Whitcomb, steadying
himself by the fence. "If you ever
catch me saying anything about it, then
hang me for boot jack ~
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EThs keeper Of . livery stable on
Cape Cod, had .. habit Of cautioning his
patrons against rapid driving. One day,
one Of them came for team to joiR
funeral procession, and on handing hirq
the reins, our friend, as usual ne-
chanioally observed, 'pOn't drive fast Z
Look here, old fellow exclaimed hiS
customer. I'm bound to keep mp With
the procession if kill che horsep
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minnesota Land Agency
J. M. g. A. P. SWINEFORD.

j. NJ. & A. P. SWINEFORD,
IDEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
III Warrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid. dc. A
p. Swi6eford being resident of Albert Lea
Minnesota, is well acquainted with the natural
advantasgss of the Territory and the bestpoints
3or inEestment A few choice Lots and farm
ing Lands for sale. For further information in
quire of las. Swineford, Ashland Ohio, or ad.
dress A. P. Swineford, Albert Lea, Freeborn
county Minnesota. -'' 70
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/. R. GoodfeIIow,
William Ralston,
New Livery Stable.

cELn B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fam
ssEEssAzHD. 1y and Pleasure Carriages, and
$40 Horses; to be had at all hours. Passengers
eenyeyed to any of the neighboring towns on
the esshortest notice Prices reduced to suit tie
hard times. O-Stables in the rear of McNuity
House Nov. 9th, 1s55.=26tf
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D. u. Fox,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, win
t1N draw Deeds, Bonds Mortgages, Articles
i5of Agreement, De. at reasonable rates. Depo-
ssitiens taken with neatness and despatch. Of
,fice In Tie Law Office of Kenny d Jacobs
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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Cash for PRODUCER.

liz highest fgxres In Dash for BUTTER,
EGGS,n aid most of the staples of our farmers.
o. April -, 1851 ." = 'f 46f
lane mile and a half west of Ashland, on
~ the road leading from Ashland to Olives
burg. one acre of land, and good dwelling
House and Stable, and good well of water
and a great variety of Fruit Trees and good
gardon, Everything handy, and can be got
cheap. DAVID STOVER.
z Feb. 5, 1857. ~.
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ThOplasJ ]. Bull,

"A TToRNEY At Law, Loudonyille, Ash
IN land County, Ohio, viii attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
November 9th. 1855. 26f
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P. DE PUY.

nR. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon.
sllJ Office near the SamPsel House, adjoining g
4the Drug Store of bulin d Crane Special at
tention paid to diseases of the Chest as wellas
all chronic cases.
Ashland, May 6, 1857. 49f
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GoNvEYANCING

CONVEYANCING.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds &c. carefully
drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC
4 will take the acknowledgements thereof,
Office in the county AUDITORS once, ssals.ni
Ohio. JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland, February 25. 1857 y34.
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JOHN s. FULToNI JOHN H. INCOMES.
Fulton & McCombs,
"A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELIoRS AT
IA LAW, Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th id55. 26tf
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Buginess Gurhg.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

CLEVELAND, OHIO.
IA. p. WIN SLOW, ProprIetor.
Nov. 18th, 1856. a4tf
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DI. Il. Buck.

l. L. Crane, NJ. D.,
,CURGEoN AND OCGULIST, Office in
- Dulin & Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 27th, l655.-26tf
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Willard SloeuHii /,

A TTORNEY AT Law, Office on corner OF
IA. Church and .Sandusky Sts,, Ashland, 0.
Particular attention paid to collections.
= November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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1t does not appear certain that her
commander was seen or heard, after she
went down, by any OF those who survived
the wreck. Mr. Childs one Of the pas-
sengers, thinks ne conyersed with him
in the waite. after midnight on Saturday,
only little while before he himself was
picked up. But Herndon was small of
stature, of delicate frame aud constitu-
tion, and by no means in robust hea,eh.
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McNuIty House,

McNulty House,
"A SHLAND, Ohio, by VIM. 1McNULTY.
IN Rooms airy and commodious, and table
Constantly supplied with all the luxuries of
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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The poem of Katie Glover" which we find in
the Toledo GommereiaI is charming tangIe OF
rhymeR-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-03
United states Patent once.
Wasliuuisx, AI,, oil 'teh7

I'M the petition of Norbert Rillieux, of New
NJ York, praying for the cxtet, Of patent granted him
e -oh OF August lsi3 w ~ Improvement in sugar for
26tli day ~ Augustls57-- saw pH -
ordered that the said petition be herd a The ,n, once on
Monday uie ih DAY q august next ~ ok M and ali per
petition ought NOT 70 We grau,el. ' - ' $500 "
a efe, "i.f WV " non required 10 file In the Patent
. 49, vl'N"'' pecialy forth writing least twenty
Wv of hearing; all testimony filed by either party TO
y ,ho hearing transmitted IN accord
ton y $3.50 - II 49,
testimony in the win be closed the 9TH of August
dispositions, papers relied upon testimony he
flied the Office before the morning Of that day. the arguments
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be pabhed In the union nicl
gence and Evening STAR Washington, d. c. Republican, Baltimore,
MIDI pcnnsyivanian Philadelphia Pa Daily News New York New
and Post Boston, Mass week for three successive weeks
previous 10 the l7llof August next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
Stors Of the papers will please copy send their
bills 10 the Patent once with paper containing this notice
May 2l~1law3w t.aiata.a
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,


Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repars
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
Abe scs year ending soa June sss viii be TessS a. s
must be endorsed "oss for Nap SUPPLE Ba,oia oG1e
articles the classes named are par
cury described printed sesdaes any q which WI ee FURNISHED
spcve yards the agent nearest thereto and soss o. an
being for The conyencnce portions will be fur
nished actually required FOR bids The eomnn s
yards examination only from which may be judged whether
WIZ Ss desirable 70 MAKE app ss o e al any yard upon one
ofe printed schedules or in strict conformity herewith or ey VIII
All articles must very quality eonomabe TO sample
be delivered in good order and In suitable vessels ana
tor respects subject 10 the inspection measurement count
weight &e the yard where received and to the entire satisfaction
Bidders yards samples and particular de-
win be given TO articles Of american manufacture
Every offer required by the law Of 10Th August 1870 must De
accompanied written guarantee the form OF which heew
Those only whose offers may be accepted win notified
VIII be forwarded thereafter practicable which
they viii he required within days aer its receipt at the
tho full viii be required to sign the contract and
their responsibility certified by United states district Judge United
district attorney collector yagen As additional sec
y twenty per viii be withheld from the amount Of the bills
Of each bin approved irpaie by of the repc
tive yards will be paid by the agent within thirty days alter It's
stipulated the that default be made by the parties
Of The b part II @ al or any az % Is a an 4 @ ne
places provided that the contractor and his
will forfeit and the United States OF money not
exceeding the OF such class which be recovered
according the act Of Congress in that
vided approved March 3, 1S43
Classes Nos to be delivered one fourth part on or before
May fourth by the goth July fourth by the
September December 1858 Csses
whole the 10th May 1853 The remaining classes
u part before tho LIST December fourth
before the LIST April and the remainder before the both June
notice twelve comprising
each delivery due proportion Of each article Class 10 and all m
quantities of the articles named therein are
BIO furnished ike terms and conditions
expiration Of the fiscal year receiving notice OF or
days the bureau the commandment Of the yard, navy
agent
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mo. 1901
Notice

or Elshmat Of hyes additional Land Offices in ne Territory
#s.t Of Nebraska
In pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved
March 81 1857, entitled can act TO establish three additional
nj districts in the Territory OF Nebraska 10 DO called respectively
the NKAHa LAND Drr the soum PLATTE RIVER IsSp DISTRICT
the msucT, Il Is hereby declared and made
that the Offices for said districts have been established fol
lows, viz: t
For the "NEMAHA LAND msrmcr' nj Brownsville
FOR the "sourH PLATTE nsIucr' at Nebraska City.
msrmcr' Dakota CITY, said Torrnry.
under hand tho city Of Washington this thirteenth day
OF April, 1851.
BY order OF the President;
JOS WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General land Onlce.
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IMpoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

their be doubled1he undersigned has invent
cd and obtained letters patent from the United States for the
rangement and combination machinery for converting seed cotton
process the through the
rous preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
weaving.
The saving from waste by this process will be least
aud made from the hbre nbokon the
raons OF the machinery the
entnge W viii bc about my stronger heavier and
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared Dispose privileges
patent and planters VIII be inrmo terms with
ructons how 10 w. how 10 obtain the best machinery
other necessary particulars on application addressed 20
Dec 2sWJyG GEORGE @ HENRY, Mobile
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[In,el&starl
Stationery.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 90, 1857.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 70, 1897.
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
the Office secretary Of the Navy until O'Clock
M Monday the 3oth Of June for furnishing all the station
required Navy Department and the several
the commencing the h Of july 1851 and ending
the 30th Of June, 1853.
All tho articles quality delivered with
the satisfaction Of the head Of the office
for which they required.
II be required each bidder for stationery must furnish with his
protoa a sample Of each article bid for
uniformity the proposals blank forms win be furnished
disposed bid bid viii be considered which does
advertisement and in which each and
@ not bid for and which more than one price named oray
article
sufficient with two approved
the faithful execution OF the contract, will be required
contracting The authorized
the given satisfactory testimonials full
contract the bid otherwise II will not be
sidered,
department to itself tho right Of ordering greater
quantity each and article contracted for rs the public
service may require.
should any article be required not enumerated In the contract
quality
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CouRr on INquRy,
Washington, February 20, 1851


TIME Judge advocate gives notice, for the norma-
Il ton Of parties coming bcte The court under the LIST section Of
January 16 1857 that they viii respectively be advised
the department when their shall have hcon referred
court; desirable that In presenting themselves they
should LIST OF such
have summoned, specifying TO which of The respective heais
service" mentioned su
mony applied respsctycly aud suggesting the delay any
which may be required and ~ respec, Of what witnesses
Feb 2st-d
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mo. 5s2.l
Notice

Ofe re1aora Of Me land Office from Eie 10 Booarle,
Tie Sae Of MSsoml
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled sin act authorizing changes the location Of
land Offices approved March B. 1859 IL hereby declared made
the sale OF public FYIIl
win be removed to the said
state az a EARLY period as practicable
the precise Of removal will issued by
tile register and receiver at The laycttc land Office
my hand the city OF Washington this 18th
May, A. u. 1857
BY Of the President
Tll09. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General nd oalcc.
May l9-lawGw llntel&Starl
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Sale or Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory
PROCLAMATION


NV mi, eo,s,,s...r -. ,n,,. ,.,u.u .-,~..
:,
II pursuance OF law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE. Pres
ideh of States do hereby declare and make known
public Point pnp,an county m tho
Territory Kansas on Tuesday the anh day III NAV
for the disposal held m trust by the United
states r the benefit Of e Iowa tribe Of Indians
by ala Indi,s IN rms, NV sS ha ~ saa iefrofy' ana oeaeu
- ~ '''N'''' "us' ~ '"
Soah y III base line and n e principal meriiian
Townships one ia ranges fifteen sxaen seyane, b,ssn
| nineteen and t,xaY,,v ''''1 "e"''V"
Townships Zoo in ranges seventeen e,gha,n nctean aud
t~oy excepting therom special grants designaed
H@ amounting ia he whole W eight hundred
| "Mi,shis tMoi OF ranges nineteen aud twenty
@ az iaoh iYkn county, In said Territory commencing
ne twenty sixth day May next foe the disposal such
" us ~ hed IN trust by the United States
voefaen bands o. kaskakia, Peoria fankesaw Wen
uh 6 are situated within tho aforementioned townships
ierS ana eeded by said coneeraed bands aforesaid
af he aaa of IN
To,0,,shi,s a,ser s,v,aa, -, ~ - 49, - w ''
Tn,vnahi,. ata.,, $780,, -,
Toynhins Glteen slxieen ana ~ lanse Meny'one
ToUnhIna ditee, sIx,een Saran,a VI ~ .nse Wehyt"
! ty three "NH " '' anu e's"e"n' Oh range ~eu-
townships fifteen sixteen sover,een and ,h,.. 80 - -,
~ fonr ' ' ''u''V" anu eigh'eeh oil range twen-
Toxnshiua soe.r siv,aor soyo,,o.o 80, -. :. 800
| Nv Ave- - 'i '''A "sn'oen W range TWEEN
Provision having beon made nv l,o s.s,o ,nd ,,d :, A.,
treaty Of ceon tla, eacI indiy ual mhr Of ii ,n
bunds shonld Io entitled ~ na 49,, "a -. - %
In addition that ten seetons sInIi he sec,ed snd ~,
4
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proposals for Live Oak.
NAVY DrrAHrAEsr,

Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION, &c, May 2, 1867
CtEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so, 900 cubic
- OF prouou live oak In each O. the at Charles
Gopo Virginia. will be received at this bureau un the 18th june
These proposals must Prosa Lus they
distinguished from other business letters The offers may be
yard and as required BY law must be accompanied by suitable
surees the fun estimated amount win DO required to sign the
contract and additional and collateral security 10 per cent will
pleieG
In there be due proportion
OF the dcu crooked pieces otherwise there will be with
held such further amount addition 20 the 10 per cent be
tons be delivered remaining per cent proportion
each b when approved pce by the oomandau Of the yard
S % a ~ 1s Sss as iSs contractor may name within
win be stipulated in the contract that made by the
Of the FIRST ia delivering all Of the timber named
ofhe quality and at the time and place provided then and in that
exceeding twice the total therein
agreed upon as the price TO- be psd IN case the actual delivery
act q Congress 10 that case provided approved March ls4a
lowing popoonay cubic feet Of keelson and pieces
able for lower stems stern posts ernpo knees fore deadSood
These pieces be number In the proportions IN which they
o tho . sS e cs resre%
frames Of corresponding siding the mouds which can be seen at
/ $4,000 siding aud Is nhes equal
quantities Of each and 5000 cubic feet Of siding Of IL inches
pieces being length 10 IL feet having
fair Of from IS TO 80 inches Or more IN that length and two
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding Is and 10 Inches length from IL
showing face Of not less than three onts the siding TO be cut from
grown which satisfactory evidence
will the commandment OF the yard To be delivered
respective the the subject
the usual Inspection TO the entire approval OF the bureau and
before LIST Of 1855 and the
remainder on or before the LIST Of July, 1859
fbym u ogv
! -, OF the State -, hereby TO furnish and
deliver United States yard at fifty thousand
cubic Of veoak timber conformity with the
the Bureau Construction OF the date Of May . 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided and inches
| at ~ per foot
$1,000 cubic timber sided is
| to ~ feet, at foot
5000 cubic feet curved timber slicd IL inches length II
| feet foot.
5000 cubic feet timber siding 10 and Is inches length
| feet ut foot
| Total X
and the contract forwarded 10 the navy
| at -----. for signature and certificate.
! (Datc) ALB,
Form Of Guarantee.
1 The undersigned, -, Of ----, the State Of
hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid be accepted
will within alter the receipt the at the Office
named desgnate the for the
with good and sufficient snrctcs said shall fail tn
aforesaid guaranty differ
between the offer Of the said that which may be
accepted. G ID.
(6ate) Eff
/ Witness IT,
thereby certify that
of property, and able make their
/ Gate) a4fr
10 signed by judge United
riot attorney, collector, agent, and no othor)
| May 2-la5wt
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF TIE WAsHISGroS AQuE
Wua hlnlrinn Murn

oFhcs W Tue MAsniNdIoS AoukpvT
washington, Ma'eh ., ioo''
nROPOSAIS are invited for materials and work
I c,r ~ ,y.sh,nson ann.Inc, ~
rrons.s received mn ID III Nav VII, m opcnca n, mon Of thai
yn, nroaos and 30 o ,no,r aud ,,or, IN he
let will bo ready examination at this office and after the Goth
April next
a work be let will embrace masonry Of Of the bridges
graduation excaioD and embanment reservoirs
necd with the ~ inch ro MAN, gate houses BRICKS sand
rubblc, and cut stone &c.
For the particular works and materials reference made TO the
specifications and plans.
portion Of the line the titles acquired by tho
thereon but for such unavoidable delays allowance will DO made
in The Time Of complexion
Portions only some OF the works can be completed under the
TO-, ~ aprc NV s,ess Tho ernccr reserves Inc
rigl N cs,rI ne amot If WORT h, bc onc and rate M ,ores
ndr III cor,r,c IN, @ ,pd
on M bnng out snc,nn,l 20 when and what works