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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
ruRLr,Arp EvrEY rNIpAr SoRNISG ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rEorEIEToEs.
John J. PERRY. Editor.

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scsi,s Advertisement lof this paper, ~ ,h. ssm'
,aiss repaired ~ us.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

SI>CrAs lNCprNr. Five weeks aso thi.
day ttc freight tram upon che Vernon, and
M.a,lu,,,t, Ra.lrai, brought {, two
young m.. .n q. town 900 GOO. county. who
v.ge Partners in a,uri.I,us business aud
tri..a-.iu-'.v, tw1 elegantly wrought
iron ta..s. which tbs .ai orl.rci from
B.~..a 90 d. rlaocl a,'4t tlerr iol. Nv. abe
village --ay-yari. ON tlc cat, ct each
frcs we're r,.sI letter. giving she name %
t...va.s %, urH, Day ,agy suTerintsu-
d.l ,..r erection aud r.,ururi G, their
i.ur,. which they an ur,a again leave un-
tu t..r ',....-, ,.iir, were borne hy their
d.. ..r, O. he deposited .7 the lo,s thy
BAL -. re-e1tiy a,,si up ,ur th,ir last EARTH
j. r..,.H- Ihsc. lGrr.r'r.. Gazette, 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
The Plumbago No. Exhausted.

Mr.. II. Clay Smith, the enterpri'ing pro-
prietor OF the flumbago mine in Puzzle
Mountain, Newry, writes US that the ru-
NOR. to which we alluded last week, OF the
failure OF the vein, is incorrect. Ilesays he
has gang Of men at work, and shall con-
operation. through .he winter. The pros
poets are better than when he commenced,
in August.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

Tul T,uruE BsiDE We learn from J.
5 Idlr, E-I., q ;ho Grand rrank Rail-
rosI. t.at ths Piers ilr tA- Tubular BriA.s
over the So. Llwrencr will ~ - raised
aN,-e O. water tins iall. lie $50 Informs
~ tha, t.rsc ARE scaG,ld',s already M Tor
thirteen Tubes. all OF which will be COM
pls,e1 this season fourteen Tubes would
hav, t.,a LAID, bat one was unfortunately
los. o. i' the is,ermina,iy' Of the mana
geri b. have ths brii-s rsho!ly completed
next ye,r----l.at'y ty october.
fpart ni Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

HoLxrs CONVICTED. The murder trial
in Portland, closed on Friday, last, the jury
finding verdict Of guilty. The prisoner
counsel have two weeks in which to file ex.
captions. hsprisOner has been lodged in
the Jail at Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

We shall not commence building our de-
mOcra,ic pyramid until the back towns IN
Pennsylvania and Indiana all come in. From
the return. now received I, looks as though
the democrats had all the chance in the
world-to make gains hereafter.
Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
wArrnvlLLr. Oct. 81, 1858.

Dcferrins the subject which I proposed in
my last letter until ! shall arrive at home
and shall have time to do the matter some
thing like justice, | will MAKE few joitings
Of my homeward journey. Homeward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29

.... r. As IIs..H,.J resigned the
GJyer Kansas, and is now on bi.
wa ID .as .ns,on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-29
rooL aud Job rriutiul
LOCAL AGENT.

PROMPTLY Ann MANY rNrcurEn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
The Price divorce case. which we men,

The Price divorce case, which we men,
toned last week, was the only case where
the husband asked for a bill, and he could
not get one; in all other cases, the wife
appeared as the aggrieved party, plead.
ing for relief.
An influential Ecclesiastical body re-
Gently declared that a divorce, except for
adultery, is not valid; and the man mar
rying a woman divorced on any other
ground, is guilty of adultery. This, if
trhe, IS n of the many distinctions be-
tween legality and morality. An act may
be legal and yet immoral, ap l vice versa.
In New York. the only cause for d.
vorce is adultery. Apropos to this sub
iect, we see it stated that in ga recent ap.
plication by a wife, for n divorce, to the
Connecticut Legislature, the following
were the reasons given by her:-Because
her husband vas a 'Uery uncomfortable
any aOay,' 'put dead chickens in her
tea pot ven 10 bed with his boots on
&c, &c. The Legislature granted her
application Immediately"
The Court on Friday.evening adjourn
ed sine die.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Atwater's HmpFOVedSIJ,OO
SEWING MACHINE.

Marked improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes it everJ way relia-
BILE and sure. The public are invited 10 call at ADAMS
BcoKsroRE and witness the working of the Machine.
and obtain reference of its worth, and suitabienessIor
family use.
It vas Awarded the Is Premium, Silver Me-lal and
Diploma. at the v. Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo, Oct
9th. $50, for Practical Ut.l ~, Simplicity Capacity
Durability and Beauty; Singers and Wheeitrs% VIII
on's high priced Machines in competition.
COMMITTEES of awards:
j. C. CUYLER Editor OF Albany Evening Express
d. OYIATT, ESQ. Practical Machinist and MannfAc-
tufe-. Rochester n. Y.
PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary of Insham Univer-
sity. y. V. and
This Machine has been pronounced by scientinc
and Skillful Mechanics. to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL y COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED
The Patentees claim that il is, in fact the most reiia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its ehief excel
Ience consisting in its astonishing simplicity
The principle is entirely NEW and Original, amt
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world me
durability exceeds the best SI2j machine. because Il
is entirely Invested Of anything like complicated ma
chinery, So common to all machines now known to the
public. 1t has neither LOOPER. HOOK, SHUTTLE, SPRING
or CAN. to get out Of order, and
is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight eNaniihaAoh-
IL IS emp sa,ieqLy the maekiae for the people
It has hut TO be seen TO be admired, and used 20 be
appreciated
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the Us:
Patent Office, remarked Of it that n was the most
marEsd Improvement IN SeriRg -NaehfHsS, tkGt nc had
seen FROM The beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumhun county. by p
". GARDNER. Of Bristol. and Z. F. CLAIM, OF Hlnd
ham. Portage Co. o.. who are the sole proprietjrs OF
the right to sell in said cOanty- Machines Kept on
hand, and al orders accompanied with the cash.
promptly attended to IJan--O' Se-ly'l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Murder at a Sunday Pic Mic.

The Columbus Journal gives the par
t~iculars of a brutal murder, which &C.
CURED at a German Pic Mic near that
city, on Sunday last.
Two German butchers, Voelker and
seibold, had had previous difficulty.
which was renewed at the Pic Mic, and
Seibold was severely beaten by a mum
Der of Voelker's friends. SeIbold left the
party, and going home. procured a
butcher knife, and returned towards the
Pic Mic party, and meeting a young man
named KorIell. stabbed him, and q
man named Hochstetter coming to
the rescue, the butcher stabbed him, and
also Hochstetter's wife, who attempted
to shield her husband. Korrell died in
a short time; the others will recover
The Journal says the event is a sad com
mentary upon Sabbath breaking.
The party killed was at the Pic Mic,
but was not concerned in the attack up
on his murderer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

The stomach Is the most liable to get out OF order
Hence how important that no diseased matter clog its
operation, " hich would cause nausea and distress by
our food. 1t also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various af-
fictions in the head. 1t produces great difficulty in
breathing and swallowing. Sometimes fainting and
fits will ensue; also bad breath, restlessness and great
loss of strength. If not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
and death will end the work. From to ) of these Pills
a dag will keep the digestive organs in 4 healthy con-
dition, and unclog or carry away all impure matter,
and thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach; at
the same time the Pills will so purify the blood. as to
drive away all manner Of disease from the system
W0ItMS.-In a quantity of corrupted matter, there
is always to be found a nest of worms. They cannot,
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them, as they have not sufi-
cient power to digest their food. Hence a large heap
of matter is lodged, and worms must he the result. A
few doses of these Pills will disturb them in their nest
and drive them out OF the system.
1t should he r~emembereG that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, will pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
DR MoRsE's INDIAN Roof PILLS are sold by L. A.
Smith IL Co Woods & Pew, Warren, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
CARD TO

NJ. PERcIE's "HAcHsH'' PILLs-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies' TO it,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
paDy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENcEISTE, or sHSPeetiHg Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage ioOuld
eRsHe. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
foreg0 their Hse entirely, as a fen pills each month
uOHid be sure to PreceHt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
Nail Pa S.
Having the appearance OF an ordinary letter. price
$ 100 are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt of price
Boxes SI,25; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs. v. B. AL
L & Co., Cleveland, o.. are our general agents.
All orders will be promptly filled by them.
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents, and E..
A. SMITH d CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. lJune 81, jS-ly-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Republican County Convention.


A Republican Convention will be held
at Empire Hall. in this place, on Sstur
day the 10Th inst, 10 appoint delegates
TO the Republican State Convention, &c
be held at Columbus on the 18th inst
The officers to be nominated at Column
bus. are:
One Supreme Court Judge. Attorney
General, Member Of the Board of Public
Works, and Comptroller. The basis of
representation in said Convention will be
the vote given for Governor CHASE at tie
last annual election. Each county will
b, entitled TO one delegate for every 500
votes so given, and each fraction above
half that number will also be entitled to
10 a delegate. By this rule Trumbuli
county will be entitled to seven delegates.
By order of Republican Central Com.
.niitee. B. F. CURTIS. Chairman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
marriaaes.

AT the Parsonage, on the ID inst, by Rev. E.
j. L. Baker, Mr.. WESLEY A. WELLS of Ra-
VIENNA, and Miss SARAH MOORE of Warren
At the residence of Mrs. Sutliffin Warren, on
the 3Oth ult, by Rev. James Marvin, Mr.. ]. G..
GILCHRIST of Marlborough, and Miss HAN
NAH CRAMER, Teacher in Warren Union
School.
At Warrea, on the Sd inst, by Azor Abel,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. WILLIAMS, ard Miss
JANE EVANS.
In Weathersfeld, at the residence of Mr.. John
ID. Park, on the 9th inst, by Elder J. ". Errett,
Mr.. DAVID NJ. GREEN, of Princeton, wiscon
sin, and Miss EMILY A. HALL, of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Earthquake.
New HAVEN, Ct. June 81

New HAVEN, Ct, June 80.
The shock of an earthquake was OBJ
served in various parts of this city, at IL
o'clock last night. Although slight, it
caused the crockery to rattle, and was
distinctly felt by many persons walking
out.
1t was observed in Woodbridge, West
vile, and North Haven. In the latter
place a second but slight shock was felt.
the direction of the vibration seemed
tc be from South TO North. 1t was also
felt at Waterbury.
There have been but Two shocks OF
earthquake recorded as having occurred
within the last 95 years, in this vicinity.
RETIRED.-Alex Maloney retired from
the post Of conductor on the G. d P. Road
on Thursday last. The boys presented
him with a "service of plate" on Salur-
day night at Pittsburgh. Mr.. Maloney
goes to Alliance as the business partner
of Mr.. Ely. former agent at this station.
-Belair Era.
Mr.. Maloney is a native of Trumbull
Co, and for some years resided in War.
rem. May success attend him in his new
avocation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

0BERLIN CoLLEGE.-The whole num-
Der of students attending the Spring term
al Oberlin, was s45; of whom 341 were
ladies'. There have been 88 more stu
dents than at last years Spring term
The whole number who have settled their
bills for the Summer term, is 771,-an
increase of "a owe last year. Many Of
the ladies teach school during the Sum-
mer, and this decreases the attendance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

May, in Europe seems to have been as
unpleasant as it has been in America
Snow had fallen in some parts of France.
Madrid was similarly visited on the 4th.
The provinces are all covered with snow,
sa7d ceris HEN appears to have made up
his mind 10 pass the spring in Spain. A
fortnight past, the heat was so intense
that it drove the Queen and Court from
Madrid to Araniuez,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
nafered

We have received acomm unicetion from
Hon ]. R. Giddiugs upon the subject Ct
compensation Of Members of Congress,
and also. commenting somewhat severely
upon an article which appeared in our
paper two weeks since, under the caption
of "the next Congress-" For want OF
room we were compelled TO defer it until
Rext week. when it will appear.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
avocation.

TERRIBLE DEATH Henry Mckee.
warehouseman in the wholesale liquor
store of John Circuit. Pittsburgh. wen.
into a rectifYing receiver on Tuesday
from which the liquor had been pump,
ed, TO clean it. The receiver is of metal,
of the capacity of 100 gallons. He had
a lighted candle, and the fumes of the
taking fire he was instantly envel-
oped in an intense flame. The poor
literally roasted alive before he
could be extricated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Prrnro,r. O.. Innnnrr 1. 1sss.

Mr. HIRAM JUDSoS-Sir: In reply to your inquiry
respecting the utility Of kirby's Moving and lieaping
Machine, We say. our seasons using has fully satisfied
US that it possesses just the principles necessary to
meet the wants Of the farming community Ours has
fully met our expectations. and proves TO he = machine
OF very light draft, working well over any surface ht
for a meadow, and in any kind Of grass or grain, and
cutting il close and clean. And after using Kirby 5
Machine. we are satisfied that two wheels are as unne-
cessary to a Moving Machine as five would be TO 4
wagon. On the whole We are pleased with our pur-
chase, and we should recommend Kirby Machine as
q Mower or Reaper. as preferable to any in use.
Most respectfully yo1rs,
Il. +. BENJAMIN,
p. Z PRINCE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

SU1c1DE.-An inquest was held BY
Coroner Noble, at Fry's Hotel, June 9Th.
over the body of a young man named
Russell C. Fowler. aged about 90 years,
native of Garfield, MahOning county,
Ohio, printer by trade, ison of DIR.
Chauncy r. Fowler of that place. His
death was caused by can over dose of
some narcotic, probably opium, or some
of its preparations''-induced by none
tary embarrassment. Verdict of Jury as
above. The body was delivered to his
friendsfor interment at Garfield, Ohio
Gin. Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

SU1cIDE.-The body of Arthur A. Par
lin, Of Chardon, was found Sunday morn
ing in Munson Pond. His hat was tied
to his body, and a large stone fastened to
his hands. II is supposed he took these
precautions TO prevent discovery of his
body, but his feet rose to the surface.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
A Strange Story.

The Marksville {Louisiana) Central
Organ, Of the 99th ult., has the follow
ing
Some two nights since, a death occur
red in a certain portion of our parish,
which was brought about in a strange
manner. A gentleman living unhappiIy
with his wife, some few months since COM
mitted suicide. This so affected her that
she often of a morning declared the ghost
of the deceased had haunted her during
the night. Finally, one day she affirmed
the devil had appeared to her. and, after
upbraiding her. stated hat hereafter
when she should attempt TO eat or drink,
her food and water would choke her,
And strange to say, whenever she took
any nourishment or drink anything, she
was invariably choked. This was con
tinued for twenty seven days, when she
died from pure starvation. These facts
We have from a gentleman of undoubted
yeracity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIoWs!

D. all sizes, styles and patterns. are
now kept constastt7 5n hand by the subscriber
~ new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; amor 2
NIneh may he found the following:
hisnt ana Left Hand Flows, Of all styles and pa.-
terms IN general USE Star Improved Plows. Nos 2
ana = III PiOps ground ready for use. Also. ste-I
Flows Points Of all descriptions. warranted eaiaI n
me Dest IN market. Our PlOWs are gotten IN By on. :
selves without foreign aid. as to either Patterns ;
Mechaniesi Also, Pittsburgh, and All other kinds =
POINTS on hama ut al times.
Fellows Pl5w5 are so Justly cel-+,,,a5 az,
~ IaF,,aeiy known to tn .ar-,sy ror,n,n;;s H.i
(aud sI~":-N 'ogy' 1 nave also on hand a supply
-. 80 SEP the same at all times) of Defanne's
~ -Pendent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, and built in a good and substantial
manner ny an honest mechanic. EanhOrn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth CultivatOrs
also' hocnen Frame do Improved Thermometer
Chnrns, all sizes, and Benefits Improved Muley era
dies.
All work made or sold by me. Earrante,I as cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment ftIe kind
in this section. Farmers would do well to call and
examine my stock before pure qasing elsewhere Par
tienlar attention given to all kinds Of repairing in nv
line cfbusiness. aud charges moderate.
To lay friends and patrons l would return my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit a continuance Of the
same.
NJ B.. All Goods and Work warranted.
d. II. BENNETT. AGENT.
s0atA St, ] door East of Hull & Cos.
ApriI Z. ISIS If Machine ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
The following Certificates are 4 few from the many whie
past season.
CoxNrAur. O.. Jen. %. ISIS.

Mr.. HIRAM JUDsoN-Dear Sir: As you ask my opin-
ion Of Kirby's Moving Machine, in reply | will say
after Witnessing the operation Of the different machines
brought into the field at several trials Of Mowers, dur
ing the past season, my opinion is, that when tested
upon any principle Of practical utility. as a Moving
Machine. Kirby's has appeared to work as well as ans
other. and from my knowledge o. machinery, [ think it
one Of the best constructed Machines in use The
principle upon which il is built, combines cheapneSs.
simplicity and durability: the draft is light, and COM
paratively little side draft l think il we'll adapted to
the wants Of. the farming community
Yours, P. VI. MILLS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The WORLD IN A POCKET Book; or Uni
versal Popular Statistics. By VIM.
II. Crump. Philadelphia; G. G. e.
ans.
This is a New Edition-the Tenth of
Mr.. Crump's Popular Work. 1t con-
tains several important additions, among
which are a complete Chronological Ia
bic of Events from the Creation; an Al
phabetical Dictionary of Quotations, in
Latin. French, Italian and Spanish,
translated into English. a Compcnd of
Heather Mythology; Weights and Meas
ures in commo1 use; and an Appen-
dix bringing down the history and sta
tistics of the main work to the present
time. OF the general character of the
Work, the public are sufficiently inform
ed, as its great popularity shows. II is
now published and sold by Mr.. G. G.
Evans. at his Gift Book Establishment,
439 Chesnut Street, where people still
continue to buy Books at low prices, and
receive Gifts with them, notwithstanding
the foolish cutlery recently raised against
the gift-book selling business. Conduc-
ed on high and honorable principles, as
1t is by Mr.. Evans, it will always be pop
ular.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The FOURTH OF JULY.-Eighty two
years ago, John Adams wrote the fol-
lowing words so familiar with every
school boy:
"The Fourth day of July, 1776, will
be a memorable epoch in the history of
America. l am apt to believe it will be
celebrated by succeeding generations as
a great anniversary festival. II ought
to be commemorated as the day of de-
liverance by solemn acts of devotion TO
Almighty God. It ought to be SOL
emnised by pomps, shows, games, sports,
guns, bells, bonfires and Examinations
from one end of the continent TO The
other, from this time forward, forever.
You may think me transported with en-
thusiasm, but | am not.
May the recollection of that glorious
event lever grow dim in the memories of
our people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Close economy has become a ''fxed
fact" down South; for instead of hanging
a thousand dollar slave who had MUIR
dered another of the same value, atParis,
Kentucky, he was reprieved and sold out
of the State!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
1e6 A0btrtisemGnts.
watch and .Jewelry Depof.

Nv II. j. AU hui having made a
W. new arrangement in Switzerland, for manufac.
turing the very best time pieces, and having al the
facilities to bus Al lou agures. ne fatters himself that
ne can s.. as low as any house in New York, or else
where in the United States.
Dealing largely in Jewelry and buying from manu-
facturers, he is enabled to sell JeWe.ry as low as can
be purchased in the States.
PeddleIs and Dealers will do we'll to call and see
his stock, they cannot fail to be suited as to prices.
and with goods Of the best quality; also all kinds of
Notions. Fluid Lamps, and everything in the fancy
line. JULES NAUTR0T.
JuIv Is52-ff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The culvert at Roscoe, June 11th.
swept away last night, destroying the
house Of Rev. II. Ilsley, drowning Mrs.
Ilsley and eight children. Damaged
other houses considerable. Hear of no
more lives being lost.