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The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.

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eruptiye arising from viiattd. or inflI med c.
dition of Ihc blood, the wonderfully purifying
qu ,ites OF this celebrated extract. and its prunla
action upon the vitnl fluid have eSrnrd for it I'M.
dying fame Numerous certificates from per" Is
OF the highest respcctahllly nre lle'lnt 'l-
dencc of its grea. value in the cure OF diseases
for which it il recommended
Prepared and sold by y. u. d. Sands, Drug
gi~ts 100 Fulton Street. New York.
Sold also ny II. Johnson II Co. and RuldnS
ton IL Co, San Franci co; Rice 4 Coffin Mnr.s'
vile; Il. II. Mcdonald X Co., Sacramento; al"
by Druggists generally.
II. II. HAWKINS. Agent.
Apothccnrics Hall, Auburn.
September Sth 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

A New DAILY.--The Morning Transcript
is the name of a daily newspaper just es
'ablisheJ at Nevada, by N. P Brown & Co.
The first number was issued on the 9th inst
The veteran press man, Gen. Alien, is the
editor The Transcript looks we'll, talks
we'll, and ought to be well sustained. 1t is
the only daily paper in the State printed in
mining town.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15


80, 1860, by vote of Z to Is States. and
June 23, 1860.
Resolred, That the platform adopted By the
Democratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with
the following explanatory resolutions:
First That the government of a Territory, or
Canized by an act of Co gresS is provisional and
Temporary and during its existence all citizens
of the United States have an equal right TO settle
with their property in the Territory, without
their rights, either of person or property. being
destroyed or injured by Congressional OF Terri
torial legislation.
Second-That it is the duty of the Federal
Government, in all its departments, to protct t
the rights of persons and property in the Terri
tories and wherever else its Constitutional au-
thorty extends
7hird-Thut when the settlers in a Territory,
having an adequate population. to form State
Constitution the light of sovereignty commences.
and being consumated by heir admission into
the Union, they stand on an equality with the
people of other States, and State thus organ
lied ought to be admitted into the Federal Union.
whether its Constitution prohibits or recognizes
the institution of slavery.
Resolved, That the Democratic party nre in
favor of the acquisition Of the Island Of Cuba on
such terms us shall be honorable to ourselves and
Just to Spain. at the earliest practicable moment.
Resolred That the cnactmcnts of State l.egia
latures to defeat the faithful execution of the Fu-
EltlNo HoStiIc III OH'lettSl' NuP' Cl-
sive Of the Constitution, ard revolutionary in
their effect.
Resolved, That the Democracy of the United
States recognizes it as the imperative duty o.
this Government to protect the naturalized citi-
zen in all his rights, whether at home or in for
oign lands, TO the same extent as its native born
citizens.
IThereas One Of the greatest necessities of the
nge. in political commercial postal and militia
ry point Of view. is speedy communication be-
twcrn the Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore,
be it,
Rrsolped. That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge th' mselves to use every means
in their power to secure the passage of some bill.
to the extent Of their constitutional authority by
Congress, for the construction OF Pacific Rail
road from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
Ocean, at the earliest practicable moment.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
PLACER COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator 10 SEPH u .4LhLP
.7ssemNy- S. ". LOTELL, D. S. BE1CH
JF.N NJ F4NCE, HINES ". .N.IkLNS.
Sheriff. S. 3. MILLER.
County Cier5t- wv Il. JOHNSON.
County Tfeasuyer-HEN'RY ". ST.1RR
County Recorder-LOUIS S. ,NOFF.4TT
District .qttorney-L4.NES .4.NDERSO.N
Public .4dninistrdtor-.N p. H. LOFE.
County Surveyor &C. ". FINLEY.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

FALL cTYLE.-Lamott & Collins, the eel.
ebrated Eatters of Sacramento, have brought
out the fall style of silk Hat, and from the
number, finding their way to the mountains.
they evidently meet public taste.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Ey- The citizens of Dutch Flat and Lit
tie York have it in contemplation to con-
meet the counties Of Placer and Nevada Lv
a COED wagon road across Bear river. The
road is much needed. The Enquirer urges
immediate action.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Letter of Senator Fitzpatr;,L
w ETCMPKA III :,

=, "1TUMPKA, july - ,0co
Hon % o.l :. l.. ~; Cnrry--Deat Sir: YAM Yi1 ,'su w.
OF the ON i9ss'' mas Just been received avof
that "there is good deal of specn,.t; ou say
my preference for the candidates nov. rs TO
country, for the Presidency and Vice oclofe the
and that you ''would be glad, if MOI t::.uency,"
tent with my feelings, that Womb ';Heonss ;s',nss
them" "''o Indicate
The Office of Vice President is hioh n
and one. nomination for which II tsnapps sn position,
by united Democracy, upon prone, yIea n''' me
nm frank to say. would not have decPI;a PI;a'iofm'
l could not accept the nomination x;.
Douglas, for the reason set forth in INV Tn T"n Mt,
decension, and for others, which s.;, 'e!'ef of
letter, would not then impose. I iiGsr IN that
with him on the territorial question. rs v..1rsy
in my letter to Mr.. Hudgns, last fal, .ra 'onf
dcated by my vote on the Senate ros.,' s"u M IN.
commonly called the Davis resolutions ow'u.on' y ut
passed the Senate at the last session of r. which
Differing as widely as we do upon tho Uv"g,e" ""4
of popular. or Squatter Sovereignty suaS'loh sua
protection of slave property in the Ta,,,a ,au @e
could not have accepted the nomination ";St
MIR. Douglas, on the platform presented, wi,oaaa %a
subjecting myself to the imputstion ~ It''nous
abandoned wellmatured opinions for ~. """'lng
of obtaining power and place Wv nope
| would have supposed that these oo;.:
publicly eAprc>s' d, and my declenson p"''oas os
nomination for the Vice Presidency. wou,s mt
been sufficient guaranty that in selectinm nA'e
the candidates that | would at least ve.a rom
those whose political sentiments conform 'oi
nearly to my own. have always been , IaN "'O's
crat, nnd adhered with fidelity, to IN" n';"", uSno'
pies and usagcs of the party The division. 'a.- .v,
should be, and feel assured are. drn,or"s ,'0rF o
regretted by all democrats, and by lone I "" .m
sure, more than myself. '''
According in sentiment with the platform uno.
which breckenridge and Lane have be.n nn,a" po"
ted. shall as matter of course yield ,hum "s
support. "'
Very Respectfully.
Your Obcdicnt Servant
BEN. FITZPATRICY
GREELEY UPON DorGLAs-IIorace Gro.
ley, in his letter TO Washington Hun, i,
reply to question of the latter, saw.
You say that advised the Repuh);.,,
of Illinois to unite in returning Mr. lom.
las to the Senate in SO. | am no, au,r.
of giving the advice, but it was certainly
my opinion that they woa!d best serve ,ha
Republican cause by taking ,ha, course"
During his celebrated Yosemite trim ;r
reply to the question OF one of the zen.
,lemen accompanying him. as to vha h.
,lonoh If DouyIas-II"rare said-"Ilr !,
Republican, but he backed out, d-n him.
(Greeley will swear)
Greeley was undoubtedly party to thu
negotiations which were pending to Lriuv
ont the "LittIe Giant" on their ,irkr, .,J
his disappointment caused him to "ch..~
lie k"ew he was Repubh;ron but buck,d
out." Nuiposa Stm
AcQurrEp.-Dr. Stone, who killed John
G. Bell, Assem- lyman. from FL Dorado
county, in lhe apiiol last winter, WIS tried
this week Al Ja, kson, Amaor 60 .uty, au!
a .,lliiirAl
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Breckenridge Club.

The members Of the Auburn Breckenri ige Club
are notified that meeting will be held at the
Club Room, on Wednesday evening, September
l9th 1860, for the purpose of electing five
delegates TO the Township Convention, to be held
in Auburn, on Saturday. September 22d, 1860.
TABD MITCHELL, President
II. SMITH, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

GRAND jury. - The following are the
names of the Grand Jurors enpanelled at
the present term Of the Court of Sessions.
B. G. Allen, Foreman; Walter White, G. W
Burrows, Peter NJ Crary, J. s. Colgrove, Jesse
N. Beal, S. 2. G. Howard, Jonathan Morris. Paul
Cox, X. r. Patton, Horace Manser, G. G. Newman
Samuel Hyneman, Jno. Chapman, T. B. Ilotchkiss
Thomas Sherman
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

PLACER THE FIRsr.-1'he Washington cor
respondent of the Sac. Uuion says the only
Census returns received there from Califor-
MIA are from Placer comfy, and they say at
the Office "the whole return from this coun.
ty was we'll executed, and that generally the
returns that come in from various States arc
more perfect than formerly"
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

E:y- John X. Sale d Co., have establish
ell a stage line between Nevada and Virginia
City. The first stage l # Nevada on Tues,
day morning of last week.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

HEusroN HASTINGS & Co.-Ths far
famed firm of Sacramento Clolhiers, have
received their fall and Winter stock, and in,
vi'e their friends when in the city to exam
inc their new stock
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

REMoyAE.-By,a card in another column,
it will lie noticed that Dr. Sheridan has
removed his location from Iowa Hill to
Forest Hill. The Doctor is noted as an
excellent Physician, and will no doubt 10 a
good business at his new homn
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

ARE Nor CANpIDATEs.-F. I. Houston.
and Dennis McCarty, whom we announced
last week as Douglas nominees for Justice
of the Peace and Constable, in this Town
ship, inform as that they have no intention
of running for those offices.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

RDr The Placer Courier has attacked our
County Tirket in its peculiv style If the
Conrier will continne the same kind Of tactics
throughout the campaign it vii! make nu-
merous votes for our nominees.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Ey- Week before last there were two
showers Of rain at La Porte, Sierra county.
May not an early winter be anticipated?
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
nemocratic Township Convention.

Alta meeting of the Delegates of Town
ship No. 3, attending the Democratic County
Convention, held in Auburn, on Saturday,
September sh, 1860, Committee OF one
from each precinct was appointed to call
a Township Convention to nominate lowh
ship officers, as follows: James Mcburney'
Auburn: Geo. Russell Wells Precinct; d. 5.
Beach. Rat,lesnake; s. S. Greenwood, Long
Valley House; A. G. Neil, Christian Valley.
In accordance with the above action, the
Committee would recommend the Demo
cratic electors (Breckenridge) OF Township
No. 3. to meet in their respective Precincts,
on Wednesday, September 10Th, 1850, and
elect the same number of delegates the Pre-
cncs were represented by in the late County
Convention, viz:
DELEGATES.
Auburn. .'.'''' - ="
Rattlesnakc. ............. .......'''o
Long Valley House. ......... ......2
Wells Precinct. t............... ....'1
Christian Valley ..................'Z
The said delegates to attend Convention
to be held at the Breckenridge CLUB ROOM
in Auburn,
On Saturday. September 22d, 1860, at 2
o'clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating one Township
Collector, one Township Assessor, two Jus
tices of the Peace. and two Constables.
JAS. MCBURNEY,
Chairman of Committee
GEO. RUSSELL,
ID. s. BEACH.
s. s. GREENWOOD,
A c. NELL.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

"TKouBLE. Trouble! Toll AND TRoUBLE!'
From various portions of the county we
continue to hear Of grea, dissatisfaction in
the Douglas ranks over the ticket nominated
by their late County Convention. Some
have bolted the ticket outright; others will
scratch a portion Of it; and many declare
their determination to vote as suits them best.
The whipping in process has been tried with
some effect, but generally this cannot be at
tempted, as the party is held together by
snch slender ties that the leaders are afraid
TO try extreme measures for fear of bio
stampede. The dssa sfaction arises partly
from unpopular nominations, and partly from
the fact that some of the oldest and most
consistent Douglas men were ungenerouslv
and unfairly slaughtered in Convention The
result of AL This is leading to An outright
reputation Of, or a wholesale scratching Of
the ticket upon election day.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

THE Los Angeles Star says the Douglas
Club Of that place passed a string Of reso
lutions which e'nphaticaly ndorsed the
Dukhead measure.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

CornTs .-Conniv Court met ON Monday
lOl inst. and without HE transaction Of
business aA nurnel to meet on Monday, YIN
inst.
Court of Sessions met on the same day
and an order WAS lerrl for the summon.
Turned on Thursday and The Jury arrording
" empannelel som" thirty old parties.
whose cases will be considered, appearing to
to exercise their right Of challenge. The
list of Jurors will be found in another col
umn.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

GRAND DEMoNsrKArIoN.-'lhe Brerkcn-
ri lge Clubs of Sacramento hal Grand
Torch light Procession on Tuesday evening
1t is admitted to have surpassed all previous
affairs of the kind in that city. The leng h
Of the line extenlel from Dad beyond the
corner 9th street. Over 1900 persons were
counted in the procession.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

ES- Thomas Johns stabbed William
Hayes at Horse Shoe Bar, on the Middle
Fork, the other day. The wound is Sc
we're one.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

To ARRIvE.-A splendid assortment of C. Ben
kets Pump, Dress and Double Sole Boots
Ladies, Caters and Slippers. and a few cases of
Miners Boots, will be received this Saturday
evening, ut Henson's City Boot and Shoe Store,
Auburn. Also, the fall and winter style of gents
Dress Hats.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

RGANIzED-The Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee have organized by the cleo.
ton of Chas. Lind'ey, of Yuba, as Chair
man; E. b. Eyre, of Sacramento, Record
ing Secretary; w. S. Hooten, of Solan",
Corresponding Secretary; and B. F. Maui
din, of Sacramento, Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Ey- The Breckenridge Democracy, e
Nevada city, polled 2o5 votes at their pri
mary election. This exceeds the Douglas
vote.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

LIbEKAL.--W. H. Russell, President of
the Pony Express Company, gives notice
that during the penden"y Of the rresiden
taI campaign, each daily newspaper in Cali
fornia will he permitted to send letter or
correspondence on each departure of their
Express from the Atlantic States free Of
charge. The letters not to exceed one half
ounce in weight.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Pickett FOR LlNCoLN.-Chas +. Pickett
the disunion Pacific Republic advocate, has
declared his intention to vote for Abraham
Lincoln. He says he is in favor of the dis
solution of the Union-believes that Lin
coins election will soonest accomplish that
result, and therefore supports him.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

UNION CONVENTIONAL In another column will
be found the call for Union County Convention
10 nominate Comfy Ticket.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Dissolution of Partnership.

OISSV1Ut1VN VI 1"1VH010H'F'
NHE partnership existing between the under,
l. signed in the business of Ranching. Hotel
Keeping and Stock Dealing WAS dissolved on
the 24lh day OF August. A.p. 1860. by mutual
consent. A. G. NELL.
JOHN MITCHELL
September 18TH 1860. -3w*
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Esy- The census returns as far as receiv.
ed, 60 to show the population of California
to be about 500, 900.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
FOR PRESIDENT,
John g. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Joseph Lane,
OF OREGON.
OF OR ECON.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
VINCENT E. GEIGER, Tehama.
ANTONIO +. CORONEL.
Los Angeles.
zach. MONrGOMER Sutter.
ALLEN p. DUDLEY, Calaveras.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Eg- The "MonumenlaI>," of San Francis
co, have just received steam fire engine,
and paraded it about the streets in great
pride. Sooner than is now anticipated, the
hand engine department will have to give
away before the steam ma>heens' There is
no resisting them.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Ex- Mr.. Albert Hart has retired from
the Dutch Flat Enquirer. lie is about to
engage in mining at Lost Camp.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

TOES THE MARK.-Ihe Placer Con,ier
failed to hoist the Douglas County ticket
last week, but after further consideration
has concladed to 'toe the mark" and this
week puts up the names. Do the nominees
feel Gratitied!
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
TABB MITCHELL. Secretary.

Placer ALL RlGur.-We are told hy Fl t
rate authority tin: Northern Placer WI
give 400 H.puhi an mai'riv, and it not
hrli,..p.! the Southern l,rp krnli@er~ can
overcome that. -Naye'He 1Pp(ol
som body has been inp',iny Upon your
crelnli'v, Avery. viii IA you will ascertain
certain in November.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

Three Of the Douglas Electors in Alahama
-Baling Hall, A. b. Cit-ral and-Clen
ems, have renouncel the Sqnatter sovereignty
cause, and declared for Bre' kenrllye and
Lane.
The rank and file, 10y scores and hundreds
are doing the same thing all over the coun-
try,
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Latest from the East.

The Pony Express with St. Louis advices
to Sept. lst arrived at Carson Valley on the
l2th.
poL1rIcAL.-IIon. VIM. Smith and Sena-
tor Mason have taken the stump in Virginia
for 81 eckenridoe and Lane. Senator Ham
mond has written letter, strongly advocat-
inc their election.
Mr. Breckenridge will make an address at
lexington, Kentucky, 9th September, in ans
wer to Judge Douglas.
The official vote of North Carolina gives
Ellis, Breckenridge Democrat, G,32S ma.
iorly.
The New York Herald states that a coai-
tion is now progressing between all the ele.
ments of opposition to Lincoln. for the Pre-
silencv, and that in a few weeks it will be
publicly announced.
From WAsHINGToN.-The Spanish war
vessel at Vera Cruz threatened to lombard
the city unless ample indemnity is made for
the seizure of 'he vessels which sailed from
Havana last winter, bearing reinforrements
and arnaments to Miramon. aud capturrd
by our naval yorce The Jnarez Govern
ment argue that it was Justified under tie
rule of Internal iona aw in declaring The two
steamers pirates. $.
DoMEsrIC News Late extra papers re
port bloody fight between the AhoIiinniSrs
and SIaveh, llers If the Chor,aw Nation.
in which one hundred we're k led. The
facts are donhtrsS greatly t>sggera ell, al
though there is good cround tu believe tha,
there is some foundation for the story.
European News.
Latest intelligence from Europe states ,h,.
probability of an open rupture between Aus
lra and Piedmont, which gains strength al
Paris and Vienna, Count Rechberys al,
dress to Count Cavon. declares, in the most
formal manner, that if the army of Sicily
inYades the territory Of Naples, Austria will
consider it coSus b ILL.,
The various European governments are
preparing armamen's on most extensive
scale. A general war seems inevitable.
The Emperor of the French appears mov
ing secretly to bring on renewal of the
war between Austria and Piedmont; to ob
tain this end he is urging Garihahi with in
creased energy to oct over the Neapotau
business AS soon as possible and then proceed
to Nenitia. This advice has been sent ,hro'
Colonel Jnrr, GaribaII's Hungarian aid de
camp, who, during his late hvng visit to
Paris, had several interviews. both with the
Emperor and with Prince Napoleon Napo
leon has presented GaribaIli with ten rfel
cannon.
The people of Italy have sent the follow
ING proclamation to the soldiers of Hungary:
"llun2alian soldiers, Italy has risen to makp
herself united and free by the hands of her
own sons The life of T'aly is the life OF
Hungary. If you viii unite with, and fyh
tor us, we Will unite with and fight for vou
Sons of the Hungarian people. the Italian
people invite yon to participate in their bat
lies. Come with us 10 the aid of Garibadi
who will soon advance from Sicily into Ma
pies. Then we shall march upon Rome with
arms in our hands. from Rome to Venice and
from Venice to Hungary. Long live Hun.
gary! l. nc live italy,
Volunteers from England are hockiuc to
the standard Of Garibad.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

ACcUlTrEp.-lDr. Stone, who killed John
G.. Bell Assent lyman. from El l)ral.
county, in he 'apitol last winter, WIS trir'!
this week at Ja kson, Amaor 60 .uty, am!
a.lutted "A
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Meeting Of Democratic Central Committee.

After the adjournment of the Democratic
County Convention. on Saturday, September
Sh. 1860, the Central Committee appointed
to act for the ensuing year, met in the Court
Room, for the purpose of organization.
Presentation. w. AppIegate, II. II. John
son, G. c. LYMAN. Tabb Mitchell, E. Me
Donald, j. Il. Mcdaniel, VIM. Mcdaniel,
T. c NunalIy. J. II. Rogers, S. B. Wyman.
AbSens-Wm E. Miller and VIM. ii.
Parkinson.
On IN m,tion of s. b. Wyman, VIM. Me-
Daniel. Of Auburn, was elected chairman OF
the committee.
On motion. Ta'h Mitchell, of Auburn.
was elected Secretary.
On motion, james + Rogers, of Secret
Ra,ine, was elected Treasurer.
On motion the committee adjourned, t"
meet Il the cal! of the ,hnrman
WM. MCDANIEL, Chairman.
Tam MITCUEJI Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

irss- 1t is fully ascertaned SO says the S.
F. B"lletin'S St. Louis correspondent, that
of the members recently elected to the leg
islaiure Of Missouri, a decided majority are
in favor of the re election Of Hon. James
s. Green to the United States Senate. Mr..
Green is decided opponent of Douglas
and his isms. 50 much for the Douglas
victory in Mssoa'i so loudly proclaimed 10y
the friends Of the "Giant" in this State.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15
Platform OF the National Democracy.

Adopted in Committee at Charleston, April
80, 1860, by vote of l Z to States. and
re.adOpted in Convention at Baltimore
The Placer herald., 1860-09-15

SERIOUS AcclpENr-Whi'e the laborers
were employed in blasting cement in The
Railroad cut at Lincoln, on Thursday, a
premature discharge took place by which
Two men, named Movis and Smith, were
seriously injured. Morris, we are informed,
was terribly manged, and cannot survive.
Smith although much hurt, will recover.
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80 early Advertising on reasonable terms arcor-
ding to the space occupied and the nuberof CHANCES
a. an ~ from transient persons or strang
BUSINESS 80 Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per wear
OF 80 i'r six months but for shorter period nothing
Will he counted less than Il square. '''''''
The privilege of Annual Adyertising is lIn,i+a1 q,
uie advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other persons "a
we'll as all legal advertisements and aIvertisen.rt
1 auction sales and real estate sent in by them
be paid for at the usual r,ltes N-u''
S1JAdVsrtlseinents not accompanied with written
accordingly. ~ Ga
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of Sermons, so cents each. noyII'So
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"BREAKIxa THrNes G ExERALLy Fanny
fefn, once stopping at the Ihice of II Phil
"Ieiphla hotel to pay her bill, on the eve
OF departure, found charge for breaking
ot her toilet set. She adm tttcd the break
age OF one piece, and desi red to pay for
that only. The price Of the whole was de-
a., mNnded because the "set' was broken
me carriage was at the door; there was
no time for discussion, but enough for ac-
ton. Hastily paying the demand, and di.
recting the carriage to wall moment, She
went directly back TO her room, and, ta-
King up the poker, incohtinently broke
every remaining piece in the set.