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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-26

HAMILTON, c. W, Aug. 25.-Lord Lyons
and suite arrived this evening, and will re-
man here until Tomorrow, when they will
proceed to Montreal and Quebec
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Diseisses Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
m Reports Of the Howard Assocation-sent i'm seaIed
eIer fnyelopes, Tree of charge. Address DR. j skill
Pa. d&w3w ''''" i'i''e aaa
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HUT ~ AAHIF Dye !-BATCHELORs CFLE-
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only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known This
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ron without injnrng the hair or staining the skin
eaving the hair soft and beautiful; mpars fresh tIi
y,treqdcntly restoring its pristine color and r,e
Inc I'll effects OF bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Will
LIAM a. BACHELOR all others are mere limitations.
anu Sn"uu De avoided Sold BY all DRUGGISTS &C Fac
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Creamior Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcesterbv Coo
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Editor of Spy-DEAR SIR: with your permission
wish to to the readeis your paper that will send
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full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will eccually remove ten days, Pmples,
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will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth of LuXurian Hair,
Whskers, Moustache, in less than thirty DAYS. All
applications answered by return NAL without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THUS. Il. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price fol- old papers. etc. diff ia24
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N EconOm'Se :-Ecouonise by pycing your CASTOR
E9Inrnt ana trimmings with the Domestic Dves(40
uetelt last cOprs, including all the new and fashion
PIE shades Price only Is 25 cents per package See
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-26

ScurVy ana Scr01ulHus EruptIanA Will so0n
cover the bodies of those brave men who are fighting
their country battles Niehtair bad food and drcncl9
ing rains viii soon make sad havoc with the strongest
therefore let every supply himself with UoLLo'
WAY OINTMENT il is certain cure for every kind of
skin disease. Only % cents per pot d&wlw an Q
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Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair.
B0ele's Electric Hair Dye Ecst in the World.
Bogles Balm of Cytherla Cures and Phnples.
BOgle'S Wigs and Hair Work . New improvements.
Surpass all others Cheapest, best and most reliable.
Try! BE convinced. W. BOGLE,
2O2 Washington St, Boston
jyI0 d5m
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Police CoURr.-Yesterday, Patrick Nc
Nulty was fined 81 and costs, and Bernard
Mccain 81 and costs, for drunkenness,
which they paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-26

Mas. NJ. w. CsersIIds, PHYSICIAN AND sue
oEssEgL MIDWIFE, No 40 Exchange street Special
attention given to Uterine Complaints and diseases of
children. Office hours from to 9 a. NJ, and from to
3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-26

The Circus, To-DAY.-No circus has ever
visited Worcester that has promised more
complete and varied entertainment than that
of Dan Rice, which enters the city to- day,
and will exhibit on the Agricultural grounds,
afternoon and evening. And none has ever
had the fortune to be so we'll managed. Some
of the members of the troupe, as the Sic
grist brothers, are well known to the public
here from their previous visits, while all are
in the front rank of their profession. The
advertisement gives further particulars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-26

HARPER's MAGAZINE for September has
been received. 1t opens with copious extracts
from the journal of "Miss Impulsia Gushing
ton" An unprotected female in the East
The author of the journal is Lady Dutferin,
and it has had great run in England. TIE
illustrations are full of humor. Another il
Illustrated paper is on 1.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Regions" The essay on "The States
manship of Shakespeare" is by Mr.. C. T.
Congdon. The paper on "Harbor Defence"
will be specially interesting just at this time,
when the rebel iron-clads, launched in Eng
land, are already on their way to our shores.
''Romola, and ''The Small House at Alling-
ton," are continued. There are the usual
number of pleasant stories and good jokes,
and the comic page of "Shoddy Aristocracy"
will be well laughed at.
The magazine is for sale at ''Melleus."
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Mr.. S. B. MILLS, the eminent pianist from
New York, announces a grand concert at
Washburn Hall on next Monday night. We
are sure this will be a welcome announcement
to the people of Worcester, and we hope to
see the hall crowded on Ibis occasion Mr..
Mills will be assisted by Miss Henrietta NJ
Moore, young lady, well known in this city,
and who for some time past has been a pupil
of his. A fine programme will be offered, in
which the works of Beethoven, Chopin, Men
delssohn and Listz will be represented, as
well as some exceedingly fine compositions
of Mr.. Mills. We have only to say that a
rich treat is in store for those who are fortu-
nate enough to be present at this concert.
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that had throughout sustained
abstraction, came out triumphantly,
q federal nnrtY gaye I'D the ghost.


e federal party gave up the ghost.
there is something instructive in all this.
1t teaches us the inevitable fate of a party
that opposes the government and endeavors
to thwart its operations in time of war. Such
a party will be crushed by the popular sent-
ment of the country, because whatever tia
wish or intention, the effect of such opposi-
ton is to give aid and comfort to the enemy.
The people see and feel this, and hence they
visit with this condemnation those who place
themselves in such position.
/ This was the fate of the loyalists or tories
of the revolution, and such will be the fate Of
the copperheadS of the present day; and such
the fate of the democratic party, too, if it
shall all W itself to become identified with
/ Vallandigham and his followers. The pres
ent war will kill democracy as thoroughly as
the war of 1872 did federalism, if it is
brought, as a party, into antagonism to the
government in its present struggle. There
will be, there can be, no escape from this d.
lemma. Every man who opposes this war,
and puts himself in sympathy with rebellion,
as he will if he opposes the government, will
be politically annihilated.
There can be but two parties in time like
the present; those who uphold the govern
ment and those who favor the enemy; and
every man will decide to which he will belong.
There can be no neutrality now, and there is
no political fence to sit upon. The rebels de-
stroyed the fence when they bombardeded fort
Sumter. Politicians that busy themselves in
connecting schemes for overthrowing the gov
eminent will only succeed in accomplishing
their own ruin.
1t is fortunate for the nation, that this is so,
for there are not wanting men base enough to
imperil the safety of the country, that they
may secure a temporary success for their
party. But war is too serious business to adj
init of party tactics. Political managers
would do well to consider this. When our
sons are falling in battle, or perishing by
thousands and tens of thousands in camp and
hospital, the interests of party look very small
The people cannot see them, and don't care
for them. The salvation of the country is
what they are thinking about, and what they
are striving for; and every man who opposes
them will receive their everlasting reproba-
ton. A. W.
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~, w ormsi-Corbin's Worm DESTROYING Svrup for Chil
n,ei. aG Adults sac aud oioacious it not only -oI
tne worms out the of th ir great Increase
anu greatly improves the general health Price IS
' d&wly augl
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Parker, 3OI Main 1t =, ,,,.- -
fine pictures for cny Is cents d9,n Nihs HS 5fy
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N rsiteSt 9le6lT i s.,scSyegY Of the Age.-;
kind OF humor.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure anu1sng soreouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canAerin
Three or five bottles warranted to the worst
One two bottles are warranted to cure all humorsin
tire eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to running of the
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt an
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bttles warranted to cure tbe worst
kR Rti ofrtng%oim.
Two 10 three bottles are warranted TO cure the most
CSperate case of rheumatism.
=, dnTee or tour bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
FIVE to eight bottles warranted TO cure the worst
One to three bottles are warranted to euro te worst
cases Of dyspepsia { know from the experierce Of
thousands that it has been caused by canker IN the
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
one or two bottles warranted to regulate costive
One or two bottles will regulate aldcrangemen. tho
-Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases
BY strictly following the directions in the pa,npbIet
SF e eaeh bottle ard udcious application OF tho
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Ksennedy's Rheumatic E>Inimcnt-rhe at
M Oh the pubic Is called 10 this excellent of
al IlmnehtS as perfect and speedy cure for NH tbe
aches and pains hatfesh is heir to-
hlehliatlsn is caused by stagnation OF the duids
arsts rom checked perspiratiOi-is cured by 4 few
Dottes OF hENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIEIMRNT.
NeuFalSlathe king of s paiu-is caused by sr iuson
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pHcatloIs OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEET
npIths are caused by an Over-eNtenson ana su6den
Re aclloh OF the musces-s cured by few battles Of
or beast. i'' 7''S ''A iuSh
Pleu1isy Is an Inflammation OF the lining of the ribs
LINIMENT. . I1Aiio
cruises are caused by asudden pressure of the flesh
ana smashing OF the tissueS-is instantly relieved nv
hENNEhf s RHEUMATIC LININENT. ~
lamp lsa contraction of the muscles, caused nv q
suuen sioppaEe OF tue nervous fluid which prevents
animal ne having tree hOws cured by few annlca
ii4 VIZ OF AENEkDfs RHEUMATIC LiNIaENT.
bniOus Conc IS caused by neuralgia in the stomach
anu po"elS-taSe teSspoOnful Of ENhfDls RuE VA
ny I'M EhI IL warm water every halihcufunti ctIred
SURE iIr"at and oarseness caused by M uunatur
q WiAIess u me slaIds-Neta piece OF lannpl with
hENNEpYs RHEUMATIC LIEGaENT suply il on aor,, ~
oeG ana you will lie well in themorning e's ~
H'adache ana IhrObbing OF the Tcmuies Is c.sos Nv,
800 ron inselsiblo pcrSpiraton-is cured hv a
e% pHl!ca'nHs Of %ENNEOY' IiHEuNAT1G IJNI.fr,-5
Neaaiess Of the Back "Ulluu Inc dircction in the
~ Is sooG for fo0thaehe, Earsche s,velea yaoesna
& full supply for the winter. ' ''oulO nave
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~ as ffIce 9Q cents. Sold by DAVID SCOTr GE6
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everywhere. '"" '' H'uERiSlS
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.I|Snt entery, Dinrrhen, h'c,tGc.-THE GREAT
10 ,,'n 1,sloAN REMEDY. Martins Life Cordial
CboIera 10 cure in all stagesDysentery DIarrhua
burn, dc, &c. u' ''onaeh' Heart
~ reiieveS tnoso disasreeahle symptoms of dysp
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children never refuse to take the lnedirne w tsle
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others. '"I anu
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that the medicine has proved Intellectual. "
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f;DInhsn Is making splendid Photographs, colorad
PLAIN II ON small D2gnerraOtypes ana AmOrotypes SO
MaInStrcet 80 "A
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l.. u. Nich9ig, ". ID, homeopathic EhysI-
cIaH.-Oflce andresidence l2MamStreet Office hours
tfGn to andfrom to O'Clock p. II.
Worcester, October. 90, 1850. DIFF ais
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MARTIN & co Projectors.
AUG dto4 Providence, r. l.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-12-17

vent I2O0 Tesssnsents, $500 H mn books and
1.365s77c pages sf trae,sto the army besides
paytsg his expenses. ses.@ er@ s. 5.
Il will be seen from the foregoing, that agree
ably To the amount contributed 20 the Tract
csuse through the Agsrcy, very large amount
OF religions reading has b"en sent into the army.
s.sat atf CAssskan Advocate.
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The TRAer CAUSE. Rev. NJ. Cr""oer cow
,nenced the publication OF Tracts the i's
June 1861 From that psr'od 10 ."e p.es'"''
~. .,,n,;.hed and sent out Al ,3l1.746 pages
.,f tracts Since Jan. l, 1868, he has published
10 459 OsO paes. Of tracts, $4,000 copies OF. OF
1nr Cano HYMNS, aud bound up l7l5o ie>sa'
ments purchased from the Contsdsrats 6.o's
S.,cisty in sheets. i. .;..,. :.
R.v Mr.. Cr.wder since lst Jaruary last, mas
,.nly been $2745.5o, for vh,cs @ ss mas sen, ~
the the, army 2l5o T-s,a,nents, 5000 Camp ny "n'
aco l.721 800 pages Of Tracts: .. -
sR.v. o. i. Brent's collections amosss -
nearly So 900, With this amount oeov . sro
tasasn,s. 9.7OO Hymn Books ana =. -
sages Of tracts have been dlstflos.s' -
my. besides pas nG his e psnses ,occ a. vhiet
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

oxx po.LAR square (of fourteen lines or less)
tr tls nrst. aad 50 GENTS for every additional In
.srr,.u. Regular acvsrtIsemsnts charged accord :
,,, tn contract.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY sea.
w AL p "A u Ct Il.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

Two DOLLARS YEAR, Oh ONE DoLLAk fok sa
.ru. The rates for clubs are the same. ana
A' ,.,nsian troia these rates will DO made.
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re possibility, and let them come through some
one else and certainly it was as consistent with my
inclination on this particular occasion. Generally
7 am moi behind when secession sinners are being
punished after this fashion.
ANTI-REBEL.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 81. The Herald has the
following
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
Aug 10.
The enemy having made some demonstrations
in the Shenandoah Valley, we were again put
upon the move last night, and this morning
found us encamped in the midst of dreary
sterile plain.
This afternoon we took small body of pris
oners. From these We learn that Mosby has a
recruiting station in Richmond, and that his
whole force does not exceed $50 men. The reb-
ell government besides paying MOsby's partisan
rangers so much per month for services also al
lows them large amounts for the goods and val
uabes captured.
The Tribune has the following important news
from the Army of the Potomac, dated the 10Th:
No discoveries have been made by the cavalry
up to midnight of any rebels at Dumfries or for
twenty miles on our right.
Where Lees headquarters are now is not
known. Ewell has his corps at fredericksburg,
Longstreet continues at U, 5. Ford, and A. P.
ill at Orange Court House. The firing Mon
day is not yet accounted for.
The Times Washington dispatch says gen.
tleman of foreign birth, and holding an official
position in Richmond, writes to his friend in
| Luls CITY LHdt lopOAt 10 CuliCHe UhnV OOhOi"A
Lee will shortly offer battle 10 General Meade,
and if that General refuses to accept it, and
falls back under the protection of Washington,
Lee will again invade Maryland, where prepar-
atoms have been made by the secesh of that
State to receive him and give him all the assist
ance possible.
The Times dispatch says that private infor'
nation received to day agrees with our own,
already telegraphed, that Lees aamy is daily
decreasing in strength, by the number of de-
serters from it outnumbering the conscripts tha
daily join it.
At no period of the war as there been 81
great disposition manifested to desert from it
All the deserters who come his way tell thu
same story. They say that the feeling that tn
rebel cause is lost is universal in the rebel arm.
Of Virginia.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 81. The Gazette has pr
vate advices from the Army Of the CHAMBERLAIN
up to the 18th.
A movement is in progress and the publ
may soon look for important news from Eas
Tennessee.
Returns from all but nine COUNT es in Ken
lucky give Bramlette, for Cover nor, 5000
majority.
PORTLAND, Aug. 81. u. S. Revenue tie
j. G. Dobbin, arrived here this morning at
o clock with the prisoners who escaped frol
fort Warren. They were captured littl
north of Boone Island
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Gbt pailp frtslnall.
MONTPELIER, AUGUST 81, 1868.

TIE BuRGLARY.-The burglars who entered
the house of Geo. W. Reed, ESQ, IN this VII
lase did their work thoroughly. Every piece
Of s;lver-and there was CONSIDERABLE in the
bouse was taken and almost every article of jew
elry. Bureau drawers were ransacked and III
fed The watches stolen were taken from MIR.
Reed s sleeping room, without in the least dis
,urbipg the occupants. The thieves also visited
Mr.. R. 3 cellar, and left evidence of being in
decidedly hungry state. Mr. Charles Reeds
house they did not SO thoroughly rifle, not
touching the silver, though they took his watch
and the 500 in money from the room where
he was sleeping. In their haste, however, they
left larger sum IN another pocket untouched
We admonish our people to be on their guard
against these burglars.
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Dental N Office.

HAVE removed my Office from Main to State Street, to
L the building called the Ralo,' between Ballou
Love ands Bookstore and the Freeman Office shall
be glad to all WHO wish to employ their dentist
Teah-whoe and parts of sets Inserted Cold YER
Platna and Rubber The Rubbe Work is now 20 ex
tensyey and favorably krow that it not necessary to
anything in its praise, as it is almost universally
used in the place of metal plates.
No Charge made for temporary Sets of Teeth.
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is as Cents
Cavity,
W Extracting done with improved instruments, and
Ether or Chloroform given if necessary All my work
Warranted. Persons coming from a distance Will
please notify in advance, if convenient my char
es are reasonable. JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
State ST., Montpelier, July q, 1862
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The General Statutes.

THE GENERAL STATUTES OF VERMONT are pub
l. shed aud for sale at the price of three dollars
per copy at the following places:
Bennington Benton Il Sons Castleton Northrop Som
Poultney, Henry Clark Niddebury, Solomon Par
Brandon, WI Ford ker
Vergennes John E. Roberts Burlington at the several
St. Adams, +. B. Whiting. Book stores
Irasburg l. N. Cushman. Iiydep .rk Lucus II. Noyes.
Guldhall, Wm H. Harris st. Johnsbury, T. NJ. How
horn ard.
Bradford d, Hos Farr Chelsea, l.. G. Hnckley.
Montpelier Ballou & Love West Randolph, John Row
land ell.
Bellows Falls o. J. Wood Brateboro, J. Stein.
Windsor Il j. McIn6oe. Woodstock. N. Haskell
Rutland TuttIe & Gay. Royalton, D. c. Denison.
The copies belonging to the several towns and to the
others persons entitled by law to receive them will be
found at the respective County Clerks Offices
WIN. G. SHAW, Commissioner.
GEO. W. BAILEY, Jr, Sec. of State
July %, 1868 augldlm
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application of $50 OF 200 POUNDS per of this
n standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Ph0s
phorc Acid, (he indispensable nutriment of plants fol
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Bryam's PulmOnic Waters.

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ESY TELEGRAPH

TO THE FREEMAN.

New YORK, Aug. 81. The Herald has thu
following
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
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The Newport Neos of the 10th says :;

We learn from good authority that on or be-
fore Saturday next the passenger trains OF the
Conn. & Pass. Rivers Railroad will run up 10
Barton Landing, and that MIR. Drew with ms
stage teams will take passengers through to
Newport and the Line to supper. We passed
over this road last week, and were surprised at
the progress of the work We saw no WORK
that could not be completed with wheeloarrows
in few days, and unless delayed by rams OF OF
some other unavoidable delay the iron horse Will
Be snorting into Newport sometime IN oep1em-
Der.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

THIS invaluable medicine is nfaing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
moderates all excuses and removes all obstructions
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it is peculiarly suited 1t will, In short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
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In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 80 pills, and encircled with the
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sold by all Druggists. nov2Slymw&