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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-26

Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is recsve aud after ea-eaI
exzminaton ind is 70 be purs article entirely from
adultezatng ingredients % frequently used
Yours respectfully, JANIS ]. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24
The President.

A correspondent Of the New York Times
Gays of Mr. Buchanan:
Again and again, on every possible occa.
sion, he disavows with contempt and ridicuIc
his supposed aspirations for second term Of
Office. Two old men he says, myself and
Lewis Cass, if VIC live so long, will quit this
city on the 9th Of March, 1861 with much
lighter and less burdoncd hearts than we bore
with US on coming here There is pained
sincerity, in the tone of these avowals-a bit.
tcrness of thwarted good intentions and misaT.
pretended motives, which cannot find it in
my heart either to doubt or not yympathzc
with"
We believe Mr.. Buchanan has been roo.e
foully wronged than any President We have had
for years. We have admired the honest frank.
ness he has maintained in all his official words
and acts even when it has been apparent that
the adroitness Of the politician might have sery-
ed him and his party better. We think nobo-
dy will charge Mr.. Buchanan with evasion or
double, dealing. lie has disguised no opinions,
and concealed no unwecome truths lie has
doalcd honestly by all men and by so doing,
has exposed himself to prejudice and SANDER
which different course might have avoaed.
But that is not his fault 1t is grieyous fault
of too many people, that they applaud success.
full fnesss, while they fail to appreciate the
qualities which belong to genuine Statesman
We have no donbt Mr. Buchanan will leave a
record of which, his friends will hereafter have
no occasion to blush.-L Union Democrat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

An article in the New York Tribune of
recent date, on the Presidential question con-
tains the following remarkable allusion to the
distinguished Senator from New York-Wm.
H. Seward
"ln an age of overwhelming peculation, wo
cannot remember that he Coy, Seward) has
once denounced in the Senate an act Of PUB.
Lie BRIBERY. In a body which squandcrs
more public money CORRUPTLY and waste.
fully than any other sixty men in the public
have dared to do, we do not recoIlect that he
has once raised his voice against the Senatorial
STEALING, in the way Of paying members for
services never performed, allowing them mileage
for journeys never made, and throwing Jqgs of
unearned pubI5c mOaey at the heads Of their
own sculIions BUYING BOOKS right and left, and
covering up oH manner Of imp1oper crpeudi.
TIRES under false charges for fuel station.
cry &C."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24
ORIGINAL NOTICES.

The ATLANTIC monthly, for March, is re-
coiycd, and we think the Boston Post is right in
saying, that " it is the most interesting number
yet presented to the public The opening art-
Gle is on Hobein and the Dance of Death"
in which the writer discourses, deliberately and
cntertainingly, about the old Swiss painter, his
birthplace life and works. A short and sweet
story is " Lzzy Grswolds Thanksgiving )" SO
short as to be twice read with pleasure, SO sweet
as to be long remembered "Charles Lamb
and Sidney Smith" is the title Of an article
which displays more than the usual amount Of
research and brings us into close contact with
the ilIustrious Dead who were the originators
and supporters of the literary enterprises Of half
a century ago The writer's opinion of the
comparative merits Of Charles Lamb and Sidney
Smith is q just one in the main. Bulls and
Bears continues to grow in interest We
pass over much that is entertaining to meet the
" Professor" who tells Young Girls Story
Poor little Iris i'm his usual charming way.
u, '''' .'1'" a. Wv va. ''''','~ >" Wv
hospitality, and know their worth, will heartily
respond" The review Of Sawyer's Translation
Of the New Testament, is sharp and smart as
criticisms are very apt to be, but after ALL if
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

In the following article from the pen Of the
Rev. DR.. Cumming we can fully see the pitt
full blindness, in which the skeptic is doomed to
grope. How must VIC pity ono, oyerpowered by
doubts and, apparently, conflicting opinions
like these when we compare his perple1ed
mental condition, with the pr0t0~''d assurance
and certaiaa9 that sustains the humble believer ::
81 believe that there is no God, but that mat
ter is God, and God is matter and that it is
no matter whether there is any God or not
believe also that the world was not made, but
that the world made itself or that it had no
beginning, and that it will last for ever |
believe that man is beast that the soul is
the body, and that the body is the soul; and
that after death there is neither body nor soul
| believe that there is no religion, that natural
rcEgiO0 IS Tie only religion, anil all religion
unnatural. | believe not in Moses | believe
in the first philosophers. believe not in the
evangcIIsts; | believe in Chubb, Collins, To-
land, Tindal, and Hobbies, believe in Lord
Bo,ingbroke, and believe not in st, Paul |
believe not revelation IJciiecc in rod3iou +;
! Jelierc in lie Talmul; / Jaiere in the
horan | believe not in the Bible believe
in Socrates | believe in Con'ucius I believe
in Mahomct; believe not in Christ, And
lastly, | Jcliere in all unbelief"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24
Washington News,

Uasli0gto0 Feb. 10. -Lafayctte lIcNTul.
len to-day resigned the Goyernorship Of Wash.
lnpton Territory.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania dclcga-
ton in Congress will support Mr. Momi.l's tar
if measure. An effort will be made on Mon
day to suspend the rules for the purpose Of
taking up tho tariff bill.
IN the Investigating Committee to day Mr..
Sherman submitted his report, accompanied by
a resolution ccnsuring the Secretary Of Navy
for alleged carelessness in regard to the coal
contracts. The resolution was voted down.
two to three. There will be two reports-that
of the majority, generating the Secretary, and
that OF the minority seeking to impicatc him.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
directed their Chairman to report in favor Of
taking the census of Kansas, and also adversely
on the proposition to establish a branch mint
in New ork.
4 messenger arrived here this morning from
Vera Cruz with dispatches from Mr. Churchill,
the special agent Of our Government in Ncxi.
CO. The President and Secretary Of State had
the matter under consideration until late hour
this evening. From what has tranSpired it is
understood the dispatches speak Of the alarm
ing danger which threatens the lives and Dro,
perty of American citizens in Mexico from the
bandtti now in power there, and imporne
Government for prompt and immediate asSis.
lance.
The reduction Of the Army appropriltiou
to - 100000 less than the estimates Of the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EByO CONSUMPTIVES The advertiser having
4 been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered several years with
severe Lung affection, and at dread dieasc, Consump-
ton,is anxious to make known to his fcllow.Suferers
the means of cure. To all who desire it he will send
copy Of the prescription used free Of charge, with d
rCcons for preparing and using the sumo, which they
will find sure Cure for Consumption, Irh7,a BTanr"-
tbs, S.. The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescription /, to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
9j2m3 WliamsbUrgh, Long Islam
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The amount of medicine rum sold in twelve
towns in Chittenden County the past year, is
stated in the Commissioners Report. to be So
433 3d. The sales in Burlington, amounted to
$5,l78 90, Besides these sales, the Free Press
says: liquor is now easily brought across tie
loke on the lee" Since DR.. Powers has been
engaged in building the State House we do not
hear much about liquor traffic in Woodstock,
and presume there is but little sold now.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

" 5000 AGENTS WANTED-To sell 4 new
inventions Agents have made over $4,000 on one
better than all other similar agencies send four stamps
and get so pages particulars, gratis
EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
" $500 in one day-S5200 in two days,
were cleared by agents, retailing my patents Send
stamps for letters and book,
956wl3' Z. BROWN, Lowell, Mass
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE Republican
and Democratic State Conventions both met in
this city yesterday. The former body nominat-
ed Gco,ge Martin for Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court The latter nominated AIpheus
FoIch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The Democracy Of New Hampshire, are
making glorious fight, and the indications, are
that they will givea better account of them.
selves at the coming election than they have for
several years past.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24
Country Newspapers.

ing Iald aslue'
Country Newspapers,
1t has appeared, for some time, that the i'm
portance Of the Newspaper Interest of the
State is not duly appreciated.
Country printers do not attempt to get up
their papers as cheap as the city weeklics, which
are simply a re.hosh Of some half dozen dailcs,
because they can't do it, The cheap city week.
lies arc made up Of matter that has been used
in o daily frequently a tri.weekly, and a semi
weekly, and paid for three times before it goes
into the country. They can well be afforded
at q nominal price. Country papers can't
compete with such papers any better than our
country tradesmen can compete with the city
craftsmen, and they don't attempt it. Yet, az
ter all, we don't see how we are to get along
without some country. All city won't do, and
people who stop their country and take city
papers, because they are few cents cheaper,
should reflect that the system upon which they
act would ruin all sorts Of business. The coun-
try can only be prosperous by mutuoi intn-
change Of business interests The farmer rails
es his beef, his pork, his butter, his potatoes,
and cannot rely upon the city as IA market for it
~ orlor tbnt 10 mov 1.-Two otInr ,o,''' "'t
t;n r,nst nrosnor Ono rno, '"s,,s'' ;, ,',o".
J"n. w., n,opo oon,r,n,itr Tlo H. Ts. '' 10,
HIor. INV G"vo La rroj,o,. gI , 'G'', '"'
aLond;so 70 sopl Tbo drirt@r n ""V g.; ,,' "s''
snI anJ it,s for fine interest Of each ,b"tt a
nav prosper. each should sustain the other. We
nut it to the people Of the State. if thew wop,d
not consider it calamity if eye,y paocr in the
State were Obliged to suspend for want Of no.
tronooe 2 Would if NOT he conedorod ~ nm
TO seed % And vet look at it how immense
= nroportiop of all the neople Of the Stptc do
III in tbcir mower 70 bring ohont tbnt cnIor,;+n
Not tovn in tbo Srotat5,f has ;ts nonor ,.oHIJ
n,rt with il If tboro yoro roaI ,bi,vF a,5 Gn,
o ', ~ sustain Il s|in blr r ;,n; Jaa y0..
Goon o,iyc Vorsna,ors or ,''',I oa, r,,' w
tha business Of fine n,nce ' " "
Now.nonors il is trnc nn,, ,,ko tbo;r oboroo
"a ano rnsnoct Wacro ,Ioro i,'',v '',o' L''S"'o
~ NV - -' ''~'N ~ Nv WIN iOI Il
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

Hon. Il, P. WALTON, one Of the members of
Congress from this State, has been making a
Tariff speech, after the approved style Of old
fashioned whiggcry. We do not believe the
people will appreciate this new effort to foist
upon them high protective tariff at this late
day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The N, Y. Commercial Advertiser, states that
a novel scene was witnessed in Hamilton avenue,
Brooklyn, on Monday evening being grand
wedding party; the groom being a negro, and.
the bride ~ young Irish girl. The wedding
party consisted Of seven negroes with their
white wives. The groom is waiter on the
steamer Empire City,
We shall expect soo---t4 be able to record
some more Of the beauties Of Black Republican,
ism, Quein saJe?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

On the railroad between Alexandria Egypt
and Sucz recently finished there are four loco
motives two Of them Of English manufacture,
and the other two were built by William Mason,
at Taunton, Massachusetts, One ortho Amor-
can engineers, getting an opportunity to speak
to the Pacha, contradic,cd some disparaging re-
ports circulated by the English, and told him
he would haul as many loaded cars as would
reach from one end Of the road to the other
accordingly seyeuty-fve heavily loaded cars
(Which was all they could muser) were put in a
train, the Pacha'S own car attached, and the
whole we're taken through to Suez, distance of
two hundred miles, in twelve hours, making
stoPpages for fuel and water The Pacha ex-
claimed in Egyptian, "God is great, but a
Yankee is very near perfectjonm Ga his re-
turn he discharged the English engine drivers
and now uses the Taunton engines altogether
Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

Among the pleasing incidents of Gen, Lanes
reception in Washington on Saturday eve, was
a visit of delegation of the Sons of Malta, of
which the Hon. Senator is member, nearly five
hundred in number, who called to congratulate
him upon the admission of Oregon as one Of the
United States of America
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The Detroit Free Press states that Mrs Jud-
son, the Michigan Desdemona, went to Indiana,
about six weeks since, with her brother q"d go'
a divorce from her negro husband, who had no
money to plead his case.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

MILITARY LEyEE,-The Cayenjish Light In
fantry arc to have a Leyee on Wednesday, eve.
ming the ID Of March. The Chester Cornet
Band has been engaged to furnish the music
and their music is music-and the occasion will
be one of much pleasure, and we trust profitable
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The complimentary ball to Lord Napier, in
Washington, on Thursday night, took place in
the dining hail OF Wizards Hotel, which was
handsomely decorated for the occasion with
flags, portraits Of Victoria and Washington, DC,
There was Il raised dais at the end Of the room,
where Lord and Lady Napier received their
friends. The ball was opened by Lord Napier
aud Madame Van Limbaugh, and Mr. Seward
and Mrs. Conrad as their rjs-a-ris. Gen. Cass
and Lady Napier entered the room together
The supper room was opened at eleven. Co..
Orr accompanied Lady Napier, followed by
Senators Mason, Gwin and Seward, with ladies.
Lord Napier accompanied Madame Sartiges
Count Sarligcs accompanied Mrs Gwiu. There
wore twelve hundred people present. Comp-
meuary invitations were sent to Vice President,
the Speaker Of the house, the members Of the
Cabinet, aud the members Of the different ega.
tons, Lord Napier received twenty comp.
mcntary tickets for the use Of his legation -
Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

A man is brute to be jealous of Il good wo-
man--a fool to be jealous ola worthless one
but double fool to cut his throat for either Of
them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

The Oregon Senator's drew lots on Monday
for their term of service Gen. Lane drew the
term ondrs March Sd, 1861, and Dcazon
Smith the term ending March Sd, 1889.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

Here is some good honest talk about nowspa-
pers, which we copy from the Vermont Patriot
1t should pass to "third reading" before be-
inr laid aside,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

Wheeling, Va, FEB. l7,-IIon. Sherrard Gle.
mems was unanimously nominated for Congress
on the first ballot, in the Convention held to.
day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

A southern magazine says that people drink
hot gin because they dislike cold Sclaapps.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

% tnE Mlitios -rlof Noo.i, Of ~. Loals, has,
sfsr wears % deep ste1y ard unirinE rc.-sreh suc-
eeeisd IN presenting . IA rasie article snpeTi-
o. - AL nos IA a.e, aaa indeed Il Is truly Won.
hrffu iiscovery-W u his Hsir Restorative:
iss ons article hst has ben completely success n
- etestus ase ef his STAR ioeks ia.s daad-
~, itching, sefofals, Sc. u restores the gray
beaded 70 n'crc ihah ths original beauty aids ne~
iu-ffe . locks already iasafasii hssiar shs eaeel
90 coalsf, harsh hatrio realer II riossg AN 6ay,
ft.frn. permanently hsif faai = lo.se ., sallsg
sad niauy other qaais.ies whi-h ~il rstoins faow
- ssea - used
fhr frtr ~ mahksrd 5. sszdlsriy dsvclored in
The kefflrs sod arrauseaeot u she hair perhaps
freu iae fact taat ii .tse cny porton ofthe human
Asas faai se can uain "a any Wy we ehsese how
e5ftaat tten. having ihi. portion len 10 care.
tfsi - ssouil use al ihe seienee bas placed
o. band. 20 reader II .-sutifal ard permanent.
lfsoa woaif have t<4atfrai hair, rios-s s.ir hair
si.a ~ nsiasai color elegantly rre.erfst - ex-
tfeme oi age, don't faii - par1ss.s Mood Hair
ks.fsfstisr.-, Daily Iowa State Gstetsc.
sid D. al respectable prssri.i,.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Are travelling Physicians. they establish a
route aud oiu to wit each place once IN about
six weeks. That course enables them to Sc
Their patients ofieu. consequently they can
prescribe with much better success than BY
writing
One Of them will be at the Tcrre Haoie
House. 10 Terre Hauir again on Saturday AID
sunday. Feb 18Th and 2Oth. 1859. They de
vote all their tirne 10 the study and treatment
% Chrome Disease. Their extensive travel
ing affords them an opportunity TO see and 10
vestiga;s a great variety Of diseases. Al near
ly all the places they visit. their rooms arr
crowded with patients. all having dia rent
stages Of disease this gives them all the al
saatages that physiciaas derive from visiting
Hospitals. they are prepared to treat. success
fully. al cufeable cases They treat Con
sumption aud al diseases 81 the throat and
ar passages. hy ,he inhalallon Of GeJicaled
vsPor~. together - sth general treatment. They
al all times have from one Laudrei 10 several
hundr.d cases Under their special charge and
and tfeatmept-they are dischsrg,Lg cured.
snd receiving new arplie,n mt daily. By their
local aud general treatment. CONSUMPTION. IN
10 hrst sed SECOND STAGE. l. a much under
the control Il medicines a. any other formi
dable disease They sish Il distinctly under
sto-d. that they Possession of. aud use the
BFompton Hospital remedies. that were adopt.
Ell AFTER many years experience. aud the treat
nsnt Of thousands q cases. Thus u may b.
seen. that They are not. a. many are. ~xPeri
fsenting, they pledge themselves 10 deal eau
didiy .nd honestly With all. and give thsi'
opinivu- freely ~ AL cases they never urg.
any one 10 take their ireaimeni. bat leave al
10 cho,.>e thrlr oWu course.
IL AL persons wishing their advice, vii
erll esriv A. n ir STAY = short.
No charge fof consultatios.
Jan ~. l-se Wy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Teuc-Haulc Female College,
TERRE-uAUTE, INDIANA.

THE Second session Of this Institution viii CON-
l menec on TUESDAY, the hrst OF February,
and continue Twenty Weeks.
Eloht..u Professors aud Teachers OF superior quail
LEGATIONS aud selected with great care. constitute the
Hoard Of Education. Profs. Alphonso Wood aud X.
: Bosworth aud all the leading Teachers, have been
=, long. ard 20 favorahly known To the public, - 10
render unnecessary any remarks respecting their
uu. iidcaiior-.
The location Of the College. Cor heaih and beauty,
cannot be surpassed-and the BUILDINGS erected nd
furnished ri an expense OF about ssotto- oHcr home
comforts rarel, be found ia institutions Of learn
inr They are raraed ~ sfeca aud hgAfef bH gas.
The apparatus for experimental Illustrations. IN
riuaes good 7cicseOPe. .hiersseePe- and every re-
quistr 10 illustrate iully all the principles OF The
sciences pursued.
Wr..tlv Lectures nre delivered be'ore the School.
The Music Department. under the care OF Prot
Nrininget and Miss Newly. both of whom eIeei iu
heir resp Give departments, l. In highly flourish
nr condition
rle coarse Of studies is srfsHsire and fAoreugh,-
the Cin~sie. constituting a rrpminent lecture. Al
ia the College course are rcsFccfabte Tor
sHnbers srd 9ffaiHaeafs. the Scnlor Class lumber
~ IRA.
The expenses per anuum. ircludirg rooms fusnish
Il. boar tuition in all the branches OF tac regular
81 re. fa-i. lights and washing s2,5.
n - IN, further information respecting the Sthoo
nav be had bs undressing Rev. John Covert, or Rev
| lphohso Mood Terre-llautc, Ind.
jan ~, l-s9-iw-iy JOHN COVERT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Prospccting, Hunting, and
Gold News.
Beautiful Description Of Scenery.


tFfoa ihs ksssas Ciis J5ureai of Com. Jar. -
NoSrs~A. Dee ?. I-5>
NF DsAa FeuNp.--i have iu.s returned from
the usosntasn- sod nd ~ camp a man Who =
g"irg % the states anj waiting ~ AXE II
lsu ef roaF-s have heard 81 be safe arrival
AZ uuf tam AID II or -ffiieasnt Al bis place
which Is on fh~ Sosth Piaf;e. SEVEN miles
bov* the mouth e herfy &psk. W have
L-d fne wsaiAsr 40 10 thl> date. snd all arr
COMMERCIALLY fxed ga our cabins ard -resd
or une mostly ~ prospecting and huuting
II = noiliag uueoninfoa f,r wagon t. cosrs
Into tpsn loaded ~ith deer and other game II
FER fr~ tsts h1nt h. scenery ~ the
mouutlins y most i.sgnitcrnf The 6fst
fAlg~ - about three huadr,t i.et hixh and 4.
csnt u-s3 " fhr eru,i e he earth bu.nt up l..
sruptioH- y h..u The fuoantsios veFe thrown
out. Immediately b hind his range are trsa
ti.ul valleys. then ff.es range after rauge Of
snow clad isogn,ain-. stretching away a. far
a. h, eys can fsach Down the gorges CRY.
tai streams cese da.hi.g. forming cataract,
and miniature Nisgar4s. seemingly IN mad
haste 10 reach he plains bcle~. The canon.
thfosgh the hr-t range are deep. and mar.
rsw bot 70 allow the passage Of man ~
beast except by wadinx through The bed Of e
stream "a hiea very d.iiieuit add dangerous
uudu> iag
The r.port Of ~ gun will echo for tro
rninute~. and after the -onnd had almost died
away. u ssll come rsvofhefa.ing back win a
c4seraou- sound. from some far II canon.
The g,rxe- filled n Ifh game Of al kiud-
isars. blsek tailed teer. atf~.ole. &c etc
Spor iog here - not Ike your k1s river halt
Ing
OF course you with 20 knox about The dix
sing-. Ws.l. there j. guiJ here Tn. b.--t
claims are paying - per day, hat there >eea1s
q be gpoi reason % think that there > gold
ga abundance. aud that there here
who know VIE IT.. but thy keep y a -
eret thi- winter. Mkt spring vii tell thu
tale ThfsI- all the Information can Ave
You have not tune 10 say another word. a
Ais Waiting. Your friend.
DAVID kgLL0GG