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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

TIE CHELSEA HOSPITAL CASE IA
ton, Feb. 20.-Rumor has it that hPH"'g-
sons resolution in the SenaIessyllls u
Secretary of the Treasury to in spa EYE e dla'-
ate whether the lands ownod M orntre SEN
States, in Chelsea, Mass have "a, nited
authorized by the act of the 1eea sold as
1866, and if so, whether they = March,
public or private sale, to whom " eie SOLD at
price, win show that governmeS tOu; ana al
Boston and Salem combined to ~ oncers IN
Chelsea Marine Hospital estate, purchase the
price, without advertisement Of q, nominal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR ar LAW.
No, 5S AUD street.--r Worcester, Mas
WIoV aW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
CLEARING. OUT SALE
At he ONE PRICE
CT 0THING HOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store is
unusually large, and much OF it of very superior quail
y ard the season being far advanced 7lEss GooDs
MUST BE SOLD sPRgDnv, to make for a brilliant
Spring Sto k the m4nufacure Of which is now commence
ed To secure rapid sale, our
WINTER GAR RNTS
arc MARKED dotOn TO- first cost and in many cases con-
siderably bctOlU cost.
Our sio,S Of OVERC0ATs, especially, is very large
ana contains, besides great assortme Of bevav md
toD priced RAGLANS and SACKS. Also, great
quantity Of untquae' quality and STYLE Every person
IN need Of an 0v'rcoa should be to examine his un-
rlvalled assortment.
LANS. N
All persons in want Of CLOTHING Of any descrption
rom pair of Drawers to heavy Overcoat are in yited
to give this notice especial attention. and purcb asers
may Confidently RELY upon the good faith of our repre-
sentatons IN regard to the reduction prices which, con-
sldered With the quantity variety, Superior quality of
our stock, constitute Inducements sbuniantly sufficient
to comp nsste e' cry purchaser OF
Q L O e H / N G.
For visiting our estabahment, and it is believed that
money can now he inv sted in Clothing ou of our Stock
10 better Advantage than in any oher porpey in Wor
cestr To test this, please call st earliest convenience
upon A. r. WARE 90
Worcester, Jan. 8, 1857 atf %
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THE GREAT EST MEDICAL, FpTS6,Ov-
cry OF THE AGE

Mn hHNNEDf' Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
our common pasture weeds a remedy that cpres
n q Il KIND OF HUMO RI
from the worst s,rofula down to a con mon Pimple
n mas Tried IN over eles en- hundre ses and neveY
sgq eEGsp IN two cases tbo.h hunt humor He has
low IN ms possession over two hund Certificates of s
value, all within twenty mills II Boston - W.
d"o ootts are warranted to nursing sore month
on the face. VI Pi"iFisH
Two TO three bottles will clear the system Of hollis
Two bottles are @aranted to the worst canker in
Three to Eve bottles are warranted To cure n n, .
case Of eTysipelas. ~ '-0 "oISA
the eyes "a huHioF IN
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the ear,
and bloches among the hair '"o cars
2ear 70 SIX bottles are warranted to corrupt and
One bottle will cure scay eruption Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure worst
case of ringworm. 'iS'
Two three hotties are warranted IN crra ~ -.
desperate case Of rheumatism Oo'
Three or forr bottles warranted TO curs salt b
Five tn eight bottles will cure the worst rase ~
Directions for Use. Adult one tab. snn,aaj ''e,
days children over eight years. dessert spoonful bil5
from i've to eight years tea spoonful As nodirecior n
~ bI 80, ~ gu eoalaA9,,s, take enough to operate
on bowels twice day ilr Kennedy gives personal AZ
tention in bad cases Of sCrofua ~ @'-
KENEEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
TO be used IN connection nth The Medical T)i,cor
For INFLAHAAT1OE AND HUMoR or TpR Rvs +.
immediate rrheii you will apply it linen rag when 90
AAi1NDi JVI VIA CUT the hAr OF the affectpd
part apply the Ointment reely and you win SEE ne in
provemeBt in a few DAYS. Ae ~"
HoR SALT RHEUM, rub it well III as often as convenient
For SCALES nhsmed surface vnu ,sjl nh q a. ~
your hearts coLtenti it will give you such real ~ -, ,t
tnat yoa cannot help wishing wen to the inventor
epH eoAssi tese commence by thin, acrid Hrid ooa.
ing through The skim soon hardening on nj nracc II
snort time are full Of yellow matter; some are On an in
named surface, some are mott you Will apply the oit
ment freely. hut do not rub tin. ~ ~ ~
For SORE LEeLi this is a common disease more a. t,sn
ID generally snppossuj the ski turns purple cove,ed
win scales, itching ntoeraby, sometimes forming run
nlng sores ny applying the Ointment the itchinS ana
scales VIII disappear in few days hut you rous1 been
On wth we ointment until the skin gers his natural co
rms Ointment agrees With every flesh, and gives ime
ulate renef IN every skin disease nesh is heir 10
Price 90 cents per box
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
Street. Rexbury, Mass. - --' " "ifeH
For sale by eyeryHDruggst in the TIritaa s,.. = 4,
British Provinces. an d S,DYs a"u
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CATHOLIC REGULATroHs FOR LENr.-1rhe re.
gulations Tor Lent, IN the diocese Of Boston.
in the yeir 1861 as announced in the Plot
as follows:
First All the day4.of Lent (Sundaks OF.
eepted) are fast days OF ahlgation
Second-The use OF flesh meats ,lr,
by dispensation, on all MondaJ ~ Fi NV :" Wy. eA
and rhurdays in Lent, once iii thell ways,
on Sundays it is allowed without ouiY
as to the number OF times. eelicsloh
Thrd- Lard may be used in pref
on all the days in Lent. lThls dir 1000
extends also the days ofabstinence lfroI
the year.) noht
Fourth Eggs, fish. butter, cheesd
milk, may be used at the evening colat ana
Fltth--rhe use of flesh meat and W
the same meal, is prohibited. Sc al
The season of Lent will begin on WI
day, the 25th. Suhes'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

c,IMP0RTA M 40 EkMALFS M
CHESS MANS PILLS-Tle bnAton- M ne &rtas .onAl
nts these ri Is result OF ong And AS sent free
practices they mild In their on rat NJ aENF al Proomfed
restoring nature to its proper CT sntI. II
have the lille proved sueee ~ on ARIES CLARKE.
those 10 nv t s,,eets Worce,,a Also
bring pature to it, pr, per clanN ~ deodEwlv n2s
soi ed, ard the pale and deatblv 4-- q
to healthy No female can SLO1GHsSs CoAO hDAN''
less she is regular whenever sat, - thina
place, whether Exposure cold & y se, ,o'
want NJ s"c " peE Headache Cosiveness, Piles
49, ~ Nv, ,I q remedy has been htafy
Coz sunni tons among Snung enaes 4yns M usp
the side, ptAOn the 800 p,s 90 .ha mo.
disturbed sleep, always ~ IN, siains cyo dooy
ton OF natures whenever i ~ ,, ~ n,ot,cine in
will invar ably remedy all t nv. - se th
IN the back sn Ss To- Powerful dostc purgaye generally d
No. a. - ~ than good; but these Pills not such an ar
~ they very mild and gentle but powerful to x
err he r And disease, and every family would do wen
b a. sra - chem preference ohe
rec rom Try these pa by all means cold in Woi
vlc ior by D. r. Spur Green, and nnmeiicin
box. dealers everywhere "NiNN q At- ""' "'
These pilsnf ~ nav"
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Supervisors elected.

Repnhican g7in so far..................ls
D9uocrauc loss so lar. '................ Q
american loss so lar. ............,23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

The OLD SPANISH CONS We learn that
the average yield of soOrn Spanish coins at the
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, is as
follows:-
9uerteFs. .............-........... ..?3i cents.
Eighths. .........................109 -l0
oiAee1hths. -.s..ss..-s..s....s..s...... Of
The Treasurer Of the Mint paws in the new
issue of silver for amounts exceeding five dol
lars in value, Immediately upon ssceItaning
the eight Of such as are presented, at the rate
Of $l.22 IL per troy Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The good Spanish quarters. and smaller frac
tional coins that not much worn, are worth
their II nominal value, to work up for old silver
They contain to per cent more silver than the
American coins of the same nominal value
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

A LUCKY ERRoR.-Mr. W. S. Baily proprie-
tor of the Meas, the anti-slavery paper at New
port, KY, was recently called up for trial before
the Circuit Court of Campbell county on the
charge OF harboring slaves contrary to law. He
escaped the penalties of the law in consequence
of the indictment which was dated June, 1856,
charging that the offense was committed in No
amber, 1856, Eve months afterwards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, We have a very large

VVer- Uoatlngs, Pant Goods, and Vestings
Of all grads from the article the fnest
fabric in rich and elegant styles, which will be made
order in style to suit your taste, and in the most
thorough manner. The liberal patronage have re-
ceved for the last ten years. conynces that have
dealt fairly with all customers. and would say to
thse who have traded with U.S. and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

r II a n e
Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that is quite item in his expense during year. and
that object to make his purchases where he can
save one dollar every ten ThE be done by making
La4ther's Clothing Roase II!
Your regular place OF trade where you always find
large assortment of better made
Q L o 7 II 7 n C J! !!
Than at any house in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

BAD NEWS FROM THE CoUNrRY.-The news
OF the town elections, in the interior of the
State, has very bad look for our Know Moth
ing friends. They have lost ground everywhere
since last fall, and have only managed to keep
their heads out of water by the aid of the
Democrats. The American party is dead
cock in the pit "A bany Kntck0rbocker.
So grotn the Know Nothngs in New York an
they would groan worse still, in this State, were
it not for few prominent men, protesting to be
Republicans, but who, having the confidence of
their own party, to but limited extent think
they can subserve their own purposes better, by
keeping know nothineism alive while longer,
than BY letting quietly fall into the grave into
which il surely must lall, but for this extraiieous
aid. They can keep it up, however but little
longer, by all their efforts In the mean time,
we advise Republicans to watch the men and
mark them, who lend their aid to keep this fun.
gus upon the body petite, above ground, after the
stencil of its putridty has become offensive to the
nostrlls of the whole people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

"Bob, that is fine horse you have there /;
what IS he worth p Three hundred and hf-
~ dollars" ''No, not so much as that -
- es, every cent Of it, and another fifty on
top OF it, care you surel" ayes, I'll swear
to It. "All righlP' "What are you SO in
quisitive iorF Merely for assessing purpos-
es: am assessor for thus ward, and only
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

OpygeDaGed Bi1'ers.- Testimony from J. C.
Barter, Collector Of the Port Of OsdfnSburg, NeU
YOrk.-oeDGNsBURG, Dec l, 1s5l-Gsntismsn-rb have
been much afflicted Ter the greatest part of the year end
ing at last midsummer, with singular derangement of
the bowels connected with similar attacks of dyspepsia
During the last summer accidentally took up paper,
containing testimonials respecting your 0IygPnated Bit
terS.In instance, where relief had followed their
use, found ny symptoms and condition su ac"u-
ratv described that it determined upon trying them
accordingly procured and have used several BEETLES;
and find in ed strength ard heah satisfactory
evidence that in my case, they have accomplished all
that could wish.
Very respectfully, your opedient servant,
J. G. BARTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln House Block.
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TerE,,s Reddced.-The propretors Of the M
ceser WATER CURE will rceeye patients and bossoor
greatly reduced prices until the erection Of eIa
and more commodius Institution. The present accopT
datiOnE for Winter treatment are UNSURPASSED -tiO
Worcester, Sept. 9, 1856. dawtf
CLARK MALE PHI.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription o. Sir }. Clarke, M
Physician extraordinary to the Queen, u
This invaluable medicine is uHfaling IN the cure NJ -
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the ~
male cons tuition is subject 1t moderates all excess &c
all distractions and speedy care mayb Relied
~ TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited It will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTIOF
These Pills should be By females that ara
pregnant during the first three months, as they sure
to bring ziscGTriags but every other time and in
every other case, they are per ecty safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
7. C, BALDWIN CO., Rochester, n Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. GENERAL AeEYTs
n. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any al-
thorsed Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by one druggist in every town in the Oh "a
States.
BURR. FOSTER CO., No. 1 oornhill, Boston. "
sale Agents ioT New England
For sale by VIM. Bush & Co., wholesale and re
agents. and drugys, --nra ally mch1s dawly-
PeTfumed BFeaIh.-What lady or gentIerr5
"ouu reudin uhuef tbe curse OF dsagreeable breas
When using the BALM OF a THOU AND FIowERsn al
denrihce would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white as al.bastert Many persons do It know
their breath is bad and The subject is SO delicate their
friends will never me ton it, Pour a single drop Of
Balm" your tooth brush and wash the t. eth night
and morning 4 alty cent bottle will last a year
ABEAUTlFUL CON PLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the ''Iialm Of Thousand Flowers " II win
remove tan pimpes, and frecks from skin leaving
itof soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour two
or three Drops and Eash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.--Wet your shaving brush
in either sarm cid wster pour three drops
OF PALM or HE0US FLOWERS" rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft sthsr, facilitating
the operation Of shaving Price only fifty cents For sale
by all druggists, Beware of counter feits None genu
inc unless signed by
W. P FETRIDGE CO.,
s22 daw6m Franklin Square, New York.
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siding where "
Ing One DOlai q DER M AND VII lie Oh IL
worcester, I'll - 5000 gallons Winter Sperm on,
address by III 1000 Spring g 90
M.BGRg mn Rieaohed winter Whale Oil,
OF e. Az ~ IS a a. j HOWE,
dl '3" worcester Rank Rtck
"a sLATRR,s RoPEnwALk'
~ ie Rear Quinsigmamond Bank, se4a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

DR. Harris. DENTIST, having associated with him.
self DR. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
the last Ave y9ars) hereafter the business will be
Quoted, al the old stand OF DR.. Harris under the firm of
July l, 1855 HARRIS K TRACY
The Undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every STYLE and the
hrst quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment of
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great they have had in filling teeth
after the has exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that number of the rou
besome teeth condemned worthless their methed
Of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm Of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, have
them performed III The thorough and scientific man
ner, at HARRIS & TRACY's,
jy1 diff 1853 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

Five Hundred bOliars-A situation is wanted
in this tlty by Young Man had co siderable
eNperie c. in business He IS not afraid If work
Would like to engage in established business that
viii paw fair compe satinn.-Is will ng to devote his
who'll time. and furui five hundred dollars Or he
w1ul ske situation that woud pay HIM fair salary
and loan the above cunt TO his empoyer-He will not
engage in any Dusnt that is nj and h norahle
IFS DIV Address D. A. W, Worcester p. o.
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

MANUFACTURE or OUR GARMENTS.
Enables US to produce the most thorough made
W O l. . II II I n q Lg
In the Country.
And in style and t of Garments we can truly say
tDe are unsNrpassed. We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the warrant can be relied upon We
have an excellent assortment OF
uVer-Costs. from 50 90 to SIS
OiiueF Ooabss
Pants, Heavy Wooen. :. ........... $50
NSs't. W
UNI ERsHIR7S and PRAYERS, a large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS sHAWLS, at about half price
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
Tooth wash, ssla by J Q. Hill.

30 Hill, Apotheosry,
Mecaanics' Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

Professor Wooi's Hair Restorative sold by j. O. Hill.
Kalliston, or Oriental Water, sold by j. @. Hill.
Mlnm Roux, for toothache, sold by J. q. Hill.
Butter Of Cocoa, for chapped lips, Sold by j. Q. Hu
whlteomb's Remedy for As hma, sold by J. O. Hill
Oriental Tooth Wash, slld by j q. Hin.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, sold by J. q. Hill.
U. J.Q Hill ApotheoRTy,
Mecaanics Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

SETH W. FoWLE h co 1888 Washington street Dos.
SION, Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
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Professor wools Hair Restorative sold by J. Q. Hill
, 1857-06-26

RaS- At the dead letter branch Of the
General Post Office, Washington, during
the quarter of the year which expired on
the first of April, about two thousand
dead letters have been opened, which con-
tanned money amounting in the aggregate
to little over $ll 900, and already seven
eighths of this amount has been restored
to its owners. The number of letters, as
well as the amount of money, shows a con-
siderable falling of over the returns Of pre-
vious years,
, 1857-06-26
IMPROVED MANUFACTURE OF PLATE GLASS.

IMPROVED MANUFACTURE OF PLATE GLASS.
The improved method Of making plate
glass, now in use, consists in employing, as
material, fine white sand, soda, ash, lime
and arsenic, occasionally adding maganese,
borax, &c. When this mixture is prepared
it is put into pots about eight hours, aud,
when sufficiently melted, an instrument
somewhat resembling long handled scoop
is inserted through an aperture over one Of
the doors in the furnace, and the scum is
removed. The material is finally taken
and placed upon a casting table. The
molten mass, after it falls upon the table
and the pot is swung away, is next compress
sed into plate by ponderous roller Of
cast iron, and which, while still hot, i'm
mediately attains a sufficient consistency to
be showed on to the plaster table, which is
then wheeled to the entrance of an oven,
put in the oven, sealed up, and the pro.
cess of annealing, which lasts two or three
days, is commenced. This consists in sub
jecting the plates to heat gradually de
creasing in intensity until they are entirely
cooled; and, upon being taken out, they
are cut to the proper size
, 1857-06-26
po29@Ha
A Poem and a Plagiarism.

We publish below what we consider very excellent
poem, and beneath it one OF the gro pecmens Of
plagiansms we ever saw. The OF MS written
bv 4 young lady, and published nOusly, in
lS5S, In the Buffalo Morning ET - Two years
.ferward the plagiarism appeared under signature,
ia Che New York Evening Poh.-Ahd California.
OLD LETTERS.
There's package of old letters in the little rose wood
box,
Which the key tied to this locket, worn upon my
heart, unlocks;
VIII you go and get the package and the letters read
tomel
Ihave tried to do it often, but for tears could not
see.
You have brought them-thank you darling-now sit
down upon the bed,
And lift gently to your bosom my poor, throbbng,
burning head
Read the blessed words distinctly that lose not even
one,
Oh the blessed hand that penned them its last work
for me is done
But II you should see him, whom never more shall
see,
Tell him that the sweetest soace his dear letters were
tome;
That never ceased to love him, never doubted that
he loved
That my faith in him was perfect and remained thro
all unmoved.
And, Oh tell him when he came not, as he promised
he would come
III could not choose but sorrow that my grief for him
was dumb
That never yet reproached him. ne er word Of cen
sure spoke,
That his memy must be gentle to the heart his cold
ness broke.
Tell him through the years which followed when no
tidings from him came,
Nor his ABSENCE nor his silence, was ever heard to
blame
o. this wild desire to see him, God subdue within my
FOrH racks me into torture, and my soul hath need
Of rest.
When I'm dead and in my coffin, and the shroud about
me wound,
And my narrow bed is ready in the pleasant church
yard ground,
Lay the ockel and the letters both together on my
heart,
And this little ring he gave me, never from my finger
part
Nov, I'm ready-read the letters-the dear letters
once again
AZ listen while you read them, shall lose all sense
ofpain;
Andh when you have finished should gently fall
asleep;
Gently fall asleep, and wake not dearest sister, do not
weep. L.
, 1857-06-26

NJ Massachusetts,, no less than New
York, has been driven 10 the necessity Of a
State tax. Il is proposed to raise the
next year not less than million Of dollars
in that way, and that not to complete any
great public work, but merely 70 pay
up past arrearages.-Nel0 York Tribune.
An increase Of taxes, or Of the public
debt, has been the experience Of nearly
every State In which The black republicans
are the dominant party. II has been 50 IN
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont. Connec-
ticut, and Rhode Island; and we are, there
fore, not surprised at the candid admis-
sion Of the Tribune, that Massachusetts,
has been driven to the necessity Of raising
next year, by State tax, million Of dol
lars, mot TO complete any great public
work, but merely to pay up past arrear-
ages" A deluded people, insensible 70
the influences Of reason or the calls Of
patriotism, may yet realize the awakening
effect Of deep and persistent pocket appeals.
, 1857-06-26
HENRY CLAY.

THRILLING RoMANcE-SoLD.-Some time
since Cincinnati paper received and print
ed the first chapter Of what promised to be
thrilling romance, in the expectation Of
being provided with the concluding portions
as they might be needed. The chapter
was very ingeniously written, and conclu-
ded by leaving its principal character sus-
pended by the pantaloons from the limb Of
a tree over a perpendicular precipice. 1t
attracted the attention Of the press, and
inquiries began to be made concerning the
continuation Of the story and the fate ol
its hero. Day after day the victimized
publishers looked for the remaining chap
ters, but in vain-they never came to hand
Finding that they had been sold, and
wishing to put q stop to the jokes their
contemporaries were cracking at their ex-
pense, they briefly concluded the story
thus: