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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21
FOR SALE.
A first rate Chance for Business
Men.

II HE Subscriber offers for Sale, all his real Estate viz
four and one-haf acres ef choice land with first
class newd cling hous, tho ougly finished aud paint
ed throughout with cement ee,r and go d wafer in
the kilch n, good well arranged barn. with running
water in the yard, and large iage house with
good arch therein good Store built 10 years SINCE with
shed AID anary at ached well painted. his property
Is situated mile from Hydepark, two miles from Nor.
risvie, in central location a. the trade Of Morrstown
and llydepark and adjoining towns In the village are
Gri't Mil Saw Nj l. Tannery Wooden Factory Carriage
shop, starch Factory blacksmith shop, &c. THIS is one
OF the very best locations for trade in Lamoie County
where large business Is being done large bushes has
een done here for ready pay strictly. chance Is
here offered to an active business man. will also sell
very hye interval OF some 20 acres mile from the bull
diugs, we fenced with good ba and shid the reon
with water in the yard either with separate from the
buildings
For further particulars enquire Of the Subscriber
NJ W. TERRlLL
Cadys Falls, Vt, Jan 90 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

The Great Delnslon Of TnlielitY.

| understand that as the most dangerous
because the most attractive form OF modern
nidelity, which pretending to cxalt beuli-
crnco Of the Deity, dcgrades it into u reck-
less iofnitude Of mercy, and blind oblitora-
tiou OF the work Of sin and which does this
chiefly by dwelling on the manifold appear
ances Of God $ kindness on the face Of creation.
Such kindness is indeed everywhere and al
ways visible, but not alone.
Wrath and threatening are invariably
mingled with the love and in the utmos
soiIudes Of nature the existence OF hell seems
to me as legibly declared by tbousa d
spiritual uteranccs as OF heaven. Ii is well
for us TO dwell with lhankfulness on the I'm.
folding Of the flower and the falling Of the
dew, and the sleep of the green fields in the
sunshine but the blasted trunk, the barren
rock the moaning OF the bleak wind, the
roar Of the black pcriIous whirlpools Ct the
m untains streams, the solemn solitudes of
moors and seas, the continual fading OF all
beauty into darkness, aud OF all strength in
to dust have these no language for US We
may seek to escape their teachings By reason
iogs touching the good which is wrought out
OF all evil but it is vain sophstry. TIE
good succeeds to the evil as day succeeds the
night but so also does the evil to the good
Gerizim and Ebal, birth and death, light and
darkness, heaven and holl divide the exist
encc Of man and his Futurlty. - RaSkin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

DARK HoURs.-Therc are dark hours that
mark the history of the brightest years, Tor
not whole mouth in many of the past has
the sun shone bril- iantly all the time, and
tN"r" have been cold aud stormy days in eve
ry year. And yet the mists and shadows OF
the darkest hour fed heedlessly. The most
cruel ice letters have been broken and ds'
solved, and the most furious storm loses its
power to harm. And what parable IS this
human life of our inside world, where the
heart works at its shadowing Of the dark
hour, and many a cold blast chills the heart
to Its core. But what matters it? Man is
born hero, aud il is only in the darkness
ard storms that hcrosm gains its greatest
aud best Development, and the storm bears 1T
moro rapidly to its destiny. ID spair not,
then, neither give up while one good power
is yofrs, use it. Disappointment will not DO
realized. Notifying failure may attend this
effort aud that one but only be honest, aud
struggle On aud it will work well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21
A True Woman.

Buy al orange, ma'am 2 said soft Ital-
ian voice. The two ladies made demipausc
Please ma'am, buy an orange repeated
the timid voice pcadIngy.
Miss Dainty Slipper raised her rich silk
in disgust, a. d moved Oh disdanluIly Her
companion, gazing a moment at the sorrowlu
face OF the fruit seller, drew close to the half
clad ba5cioolod orange girl and in tone Of
ineXprcssible sweetness and compassion, said:
Yes yes my poor little one, that will
Give me one.
The poor girl cnleavorcd to lift the basket
fiom her head, but the tiny arms t-cmbcd,
aud seemed unequo to the effort.
You are tired child let me sit it down.
and the beautiful goved hand Of the noble
woman raised the burden from the bonnetess
head and placed it on the sidewalk Now
rest your wee fec. awhile ; aud hcre'-sho
almost covered the palm Of the OK ended hand
with shining hall.dolIar.
The sad heart Of the bcggar girl melted
and tie tears stole down her sunburned cheeks
Q yon arc 50 good, ma am, SO good! sob
bed the child.
Why do you cry, child Why do you
cry +! and the angelic woman stopped down
and pattcd the uncombed lead with her aris-
tocratic hand
O a'am, mother is dead, and father is
sick and can't work, and-and one
cares Tor me.
The tender bosom Of loyclness rose and
fell, aud rose again, and pearl from the
hearts fountain dropped from the tips Of her
long cyelashos | care for you indeed |
do, have sweet baby myself younger
than you. Give INC an orange for her. and
another glit,eriug haifdollar found its way
among the oranges.
The outcast plaything Of fortune hid her
young face in Ter fruit, while the peerless
daughter Of beauty turned away, to conceal
the glorious soul that would speak through
her face, and rejoined her lettering and i'm.
patient friend
God bless the noble souled woman! Thou
didst thrill TIC cords of heart other than
that of the beggar girl--a heart long untouch-
cd by sympathy for its fellows. Thou didst
wake in one, who saw thy deed Of love and
heard thy words OF pity, feelings 10 which
his heart had long been a stranger. l know
thy works and charity and thou o Dainty
Slippcr-thOu superciIious, IMPLYING Dainty
Slipper--thou self righteous Pharisce do
not know thy works and charity also
Verify, say unto you, even you, Dainty
Slipper, who didst scorn the miseres Of a
wrctehol child Of thine own sex-you i'm
macuatc Dainty Slipper, have your re-
ward
The large eyes of the sorrOwing Italian
girl followed with mute blessings and thanks
giyirgs, her gentle and quecny beneactrcss
until her form was lost in the distance
When the iriendless bantling had called back
her thoughts with her gaze, she replaced the
basket upon her bare head and her delicate
feet, brown and scratched and bare, COM
meme d again their wearisomc round.
withdrew from my window with a strange
sensation in my throat, and an unwouted
moisture in my eye Mobile Adcertiser.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

OUR PRAyERs.--The bcssedness Of inter
ocssiOn is thus truly and touchiugly set forth
by one Of the old Puritan writers, who was
able to speak from happy experience =
Though we die, our prayers do not die with
us--thcy outlive US, and those we leave be-
hind us in the world may reap the benefit Of
them when We are turned to dust. For my
own part, | must profess before the world
that have a high value for this mercy, aud
do from the bottom OF my heart bless the
Lord who gave me religious and tender
father, who often poured out his soul to God
for me He was one who nwardly acquain-
ted % God and being full of love to his
eh often carried them before the Lord
- aud pleaded with God Tor them,
wopt ana made suppicatious Tor them. The
prayers aud blessings let by him before the
Lord, esteem above the 6ircst inheritance
on earth. o! it is no small mercy TO have
thousands Of fcryent prayers lying before the
Lord is heaven for as.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21
0be 1amiIp Girtlc,

Written for The Green Mountain Freeman
Oh ! She's an Angel There!
In dreams see my sister dear,
Her form so pure end fair;
IN sweetest tones | hear her say,
That she's an angel there.
In dreams the dattering Of her wings,
Like music on The air,
I.nsfted to my listening ear
Oh! she's al angel there.
She tolls me o. that world Of love:
TAe crowns the angels wear,
And tells me how TO live that
Nay lie an angel there.
And thus in dreams she comes,
When clssed mine eye ids are,
To cheer me, md know
That shes angel there.
For her will not gricve, but strive
Her blissfnI home 20 share;
That, when leave This earth, | too
May be an angel there.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

Tnd BlnLE--An English barristor, who
was accustomed to train students for the
practice of tbs law, and who was not him
self religious man, was once asked why he
put students from the very first to the study
aud analysis OF the most difficult part of the
sacred Scriptures. Because said he, there
is nothing else like it, in any language, for
tho development Of the mind and character.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

HAKp,NGss EVER DISTANT Youth be
holds happiness cleaning in the prospect
Age looks back upon the happiness OF youth;
and, instead OF hopes, seeks its enjoyment
in the recollection Of hopes. Thus happi.
ness ever resides in tho Imagination.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21

The limits of good aud evil john So Won.
ture not to the utmost bounds oil even un.-
lawful pleasure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-21
DIR. MARSHALES HEADACHE
CATARRH SNIFF.

WIlS SNUFF has thoroughly proved Itself to be the bert
article ever known for curing the CATARRH Con IN
rHE HAD, and the HEADACHE. II has been found All
excellent remedy in many Of soRk ErIs. DElT-
MSS has been removed By IT, and HEAEisG has ofte
been greatly improved by its II purges all
structiuns, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected Ii is recommended by many
OF the best physicians and used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
More than twenty Ave years. experience has proved
It's great value and al this moment Il CHER than
ever before
large number of the most respectable Druggists in
Boston and New York, in certificate signed by them IL
1854 say:
" The undersigned, having for many years been ae
quanted with Ia. MARsHALL's CArARRH AND HrAbAcHs
sSuYP, and sold II in wholesale trade, cheerfulIy
state that We believe 1t 10 b. equal In every respect,o the
recommendation given 81 il Tor the cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and at It il decidedly the best article We have
ever known for all the common diseases Of the headn
beware OF Counterfeitsi
fac timilc Of the signature OF the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN is on every bottle Soil Nv Drug
lists eYryFhfst, 25ismBTlyl
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
Adicu.

Friends and patrons-adicu. We v
secesssd, and Tomorrow shall start west
ward and shall probably becomeme 4 ci-
ti1en Of Utah, ind perhaps--soon u l.
cho may be re-Echoed from the tops OF
the mountains.
We 60 from turmoil, strife and blppd-
shed to seek quiet in the happy, peaceful
wales of Utah
This Republican reign Of terror, blhodi
tyrsnny and oppression Is too much foi
our Democratic style Of free thought, free
speech and freedom, where Aen who may
chance to differ in opinion with wild,
blo.d-thirs,y fanatics, are threatened and
sometimes despoiled or murdered.
Then adieu-tho there be many we
leave with regrets, and the memories Of
past friendships will illumine our future
path, and shed q halo OF pleasure over
our thoughtful noments.
Should o1f life and abilities be spar
ed, our friends pay find our footmark'
through the houndless west, and again
hear the shri!i, Oraeuiar notes OF lbs
Old Bpgisr, re-echoed irOn the wales Of
til: mountains Again, adieu.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
He,y York I'm Ruins.

Who Of our reader. would Suppose
a few weeks ago that the New York
Tribune would so soon rs the 27,h OF
May. make he following admission oil
the prostraiebess Of New York City,
the resu.. fOreseen by o'hers IS the
consequence OF elvil war
1.-The fabric Of New YoIk's msTssn-
tile prosperity lies in TuIns. beneath
which ten thousand foTtnass are bari
ed. Many . msIehant had lslisd ssF.
iy and late, had planned and ssismsd
" hen be should hive slept. and denisd
himself pesdfal relaxation and enjoy
men, in order to make a pils.' which
he had ju,t about completed, M MAS
preparing 10 retire and spend The de-
cline Of life in ease and comfort, when
the eIash came snl swept everything
before it. Las: fall. ne was - capital
iss; to- day lie is a s~nkrupt-bahh'
up, in energy. in hope, in r%s"lu'ion'
AID doomed 10 20 dewn ~ his gr.Ne
= wreck
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
Meunness.

Over q year ago, the head Of a sn0h-
up bsslnuss in Kearney city arranged
with Us for a columns advertisement IN
the Echo for y stipulated sum (SIOl per
pear. At two different periods VIZ have
SIS. The other day NC sent our man a.
roand to gather up our dues, but Dr. IL.
Tsysdis4d The Indebtedness and refused
positively 70 pay. So much for rs'pos-
sibls (2l bssissss drns fur ths benefit si
ths Craft.
IL 10 time TO stand from under when
priptsr's biils arc E~epudissSd. We have
.hs ae's to sell ~ three cents on the dol
lar.
MessTs Nicholson and Co. and Peek
Rebsrlsoa a Co have paid ~ up like
gentlemen, which they are. My 'As'l
shadows never grow lsss.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

Among the more sensible class Of pse-
ple there is q growing desire to eni.
CRATE westward. Already The prestA'
season some fifteen thoussn | have pa.
sed our doer for California, aud Eea,
as many for Utah. We have ,skss
the f,ver fatally, though We never Fl.
pect to find elsewhere so lovely or de-.
siral'le q country. .'ug
We are Of for the boundlsss vssi.
still chasing The 'Star Of Empire" on
its fight towards shutdown. and hope
in some quiet mountain dell, 10 make
a little EdrR.like world Of sunshine,
flowers, smiles and hsppinss,. where
peace and plenty tbound, and the elsa-
gor OF strife and blOods,sd may not be
heard. Coms then. ye who are wss.
~ Of strife, who are sad and .isk q.
heart come to the noun,sins where
the oppressed shall End . welcome.
Come thsn-s0ns to p~ssss!sl. hap
Pr Utah.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

az there was a probi,m among
the %stoies. which ran to this purpose /:
-"When . MAJ says, i iie.' does he
lie or does he not. II b. lies he
spesks the truih-if be speaks the
truth he lies.' Many were the books
written upon this wonderful problem.
Chrysippus favored the world with no
less than six ; and Philetus studied
himself TO death in his vain sndeavors
to solve it.
ARxY WoRn.-A conductor Of the
Nashville road Informed US, . few
days ago, that his train was stopped
by sn emigration Of army worms cross.
ing the track. They were an inch
thick on The trs'k. and the wheels OF
the locomotive when il cams INTO their
midst, whrrl~d rouid and ssuI.d. AS
If tile track was covered. with ice, and
would not move an inch forward
Tbs train Was backed Out end the
rex cleared Of the wO' ms with shov.
els Louisril:s Courier.
HIsroRY OF "CoLr's."-The real
inventor Of The now world famous
Colt pis, ], is OTIS w. Whittier, n
New England mechanic. now working
by the day in the railroad and maciine
shop Of Harrisburg. Pa. IL vas IN
1887, While living in Enfield. n. II.
that he made the original invention,
and 60. his patent. he Immediately
conmenced the maaufAetars Of the
arm. hut al tho end Of two years was
Frustrated BY Q use, which destroyed
all his stock md machinery. and len
poor and unable 10 start siresh. In
ta5i be pEsssrsd q Ssaewsi Of his
patent. cad in the same year sold Il
Tor $1,000 o. HenrY u. Beach ard
Samuel w. Hartford. who. Ia turn.
sold !, 10 SamIsi Colt. by whom il
has been worked W 10 It's present re-
10 20. and 10 whom !. Las returned 40
inm~nse fsrtuEe.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
Q carriages, % mules, 6 horses.
TuSR "AH is yell"

TCSR van IS treH.'
Come all good saints, come, now's tho
trying time,
Will you 60, to the west.
Grid up your %loins, and make your ar.
mour shine,
All is bright with the blest.
Have faith in Cod most holy word,
And have his faith of one accord,
And leave tho Gen;iles here to dwell,
In their knell, al! is we'll.
Tho dangers that beset the thorny road,
To turn you from the way,
But you should strive to find the saints
abode,
And with them, sing and pray.
Lift up your heads you sanity host,
As you now leave the eastern coast,
And travel on to Zion's hill,
All is well--all is we'll.
Well hasten on, our kindred . nts to SEQ,
In the haven Of rest,
And there we'll meet, and have our ju
bilee,
With the just, We will rast.
oh how we'll make the mountains ring,
And triumph in our God and King,
Oh! how we'll make this chorus swell,
All is we'll. all is we'll.
Lueius N. Scorii.
Wood River Centre, July 3lst, 1861.
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PUBLISHED AT
WOOD RIVER CENTER, n. T.
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Terms Per Year, :::::::::::$7 $500
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1861.
Agents
Prophetic.

To-day we publish n prophecy dcliv-
cred many years ago by JOSEPH Smith,
which VIC heard with u own natural
ears us the words fell from his mouth.
Pride, wickednes, and injustice have
become national characteristics, and our
whole political, moral anu social system
has become rotten to the core. Our
greatness has departed never to return,
aud our boastcd Union is broken, severed
and destroyed, never again to arise
Our national doom is scalcd-unsltera-
bly--and still thous....ds rusA upon the
sword only to meet death.
The blood OF ,aints and prophets
has gone u~naycnsed, and opprcs'
sion and deceit ha. made the wall Of the
poor and the widowed ascend to lIcayen
for vengeance.
A terrible retribution scarcely awaits
our nation, but is coming down in temp
cssts, blood, sorrow and death.
Let those who would not hav blood up
ON their garments, refuse to take up the
sword against his brother and neigh3or,
aud Gee to the west, to the mountains
where peace and justice reigns, for Gala
mites unhcard OF hang over this nation'
and woe and sorrom to him who remains
to reap the bitter fruits of w~ickedneSs,
for babylon is tottering to rula, vail fai
and ensu!ph these who are found ia her
borders.
Awake to n sense of the enormous
crimes being committed by the heads oil
the nation. The earth has become cor
rupt, and the prophetic period OF her first
estate is now expiring, and the prsdlc-
lions of 10th ancient and modern proph-
cts, referring to the apnihila ion Of wick
edn.ss and u reign of righteousness is
dawning. the wise foresceth the evil
and hidetb, but the fool passeth on and
is punished."
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
short.

A short horse is soen eurrisd. Al
old adsge. 60 with our editorial ,hIs
week. Wa have been ell hustle and
c"n'u,ion for he past mont. and have
ben uus5ls at mos. to spend more thaa
n hour upon the Editorial this week.
Wen do better next tine, after snud.
ing the cool mountain brsess. and re.
Operating Dur heath BY ssr.mblias
over the mi fountains for . holiday.
AGieul We start thi. norning. AZ
ter the issue. and loading Of our press
aud fixtures. Hurral 4 few hours
will fad u, IF. Look for rex. d,tss
from the Great basin.
FAtTn.-when rChsrls, v. inpsri-
ously required the Ooufsssioa Of
Augsburg 10 be abandoned. and gave
the Pro ss,Hn! leaders only SIX moa,hs
m.re.in which 20 NIKE up their minds
I'm lily, The cause OF Ike Il. form,tioa
was thought opcIess. But Luther
exclaimed /: Il Jaw q siga in the
heaven', ont Of my window, st night:
he stars. the host Of heaven. held up
in a vault above me and yet l ssulA
see no pillars on which the Master
made 1t rest. Some YaeA lsok above
for the pillars. and would fsin .oash
them with their hands. % il afraid shs
sky would fall. Poor souls! IL ne,
God always there DIR. GU.
TT Turn . man away from sas
ques ion that he eonesivss il 10 righ,
u examine. and you enbarrsss al the
workings u hi. whole intellse,u.!
constitution. Place HIM IL a hsuss
and Dc bar him from but one spartmca,
in i. aid you tell him in vain that he
is free to ill the others. Il 10 Blue.
beard mansion 10 him d; the door q
the forbidden CLIMBER hsuuts him
wherrver Ike treads.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

TIE LoUpE FORK FERRY. at CO.
las hos, d. T., having been transferred In
10 he posssssion Of a aew Company, form
Cd. Far NE express purpose Of establishing
safe crossing at Than point, which will DO
uKlyonM M c~HABoks,
80 fxsa by iaS, and entirely free frsm
- Amv V~exnsiOs1s Delays
,xst ara sally TO be avoids !, Is new N
~smsIsts Running order, aud 10 charge of
s.s fths Directors Of the Company. The
saIi,s nay bs ssssssd tbss everything vim
LOUIE yORK FERRY
D.s psblIe pkirsnsss end sepPort. 20
fs7thsr fsfssnasies apply % Mss.rs. hsr-
~ 8 psesbss. ~ efdss o. ne nss,s-
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

A EopEL Will. The foil wing 10
a copy Ct a will left by m,n whs
chose to be his own lawyer: s. This.
the last will ard testament OF me, Joia
Thomas | give all my things to my
relations, to be divided among them
he best wy they can. n. BIZ
an, body kick, up a row. or makes any
fuss shout, it he isn't to have anything.
Sigued by me. JOnH THohAs."
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
or Tn. viel.bura WAis thus a

or The Webbing Wig thus 20
f~sessss cheerful submission 10 ssesss
sion rule in respect to The following
important ~pTivstohI
We msy be bad 90 fer whisky.
but. Mississippi river vatsr. dilute d
with a chew OF tobacco and q gain Of
.1rychlins, Is very good saastiia's
for tho caeinnsti ariiels. % whsa vs
have bssb deprived.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

Es- JEANNE. said . venerable
CAmeroniJn to his daughter, who was
asking his conssn, TO accompany her
urgsn; and favored sutton 10 The altar.
'Jtannie, it 10 9 very solemn thing to
get married."
ii know it. father replied the
sensible dsmsel. "bnt il 10 Q great
deal solemneF not 30 I"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

k- Your honor" said . lawyer
to 4 Judge. ''every man who knows
me, knows tina. am ins.pabls Of
ending myself 10 . mean ssuse."
That's So" said his opponent /:
1.-THE learned gentleman never lends
Iims,l II to Q mean cause be alvsys
gets cash down"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

Gear, what has become OBJ d.A
darkty who stol: The taller 7"
HE has been on sfadavy. and es'.
ried up to tie sperm court 70 hsb u
tried"
lon a affsdavy;; Ce"r!"
ayes, l see the handle OBJ it,"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

Wealth has iss sorrows. - wsu
ss poverty. We bsSrd Dives. vhe
has everything he could wish for.
complaining bitterly tie ether day.
j have . pair Of most ineenvssient
hsrses. be saie. ~.snsniing, they jis
going up bill and bolt gsing dowH."