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Certificate from the g,s filter of The Mills, etc., at
Lowell, Mass.

Lowell Mass.
LOWELL, Mass, July II, 1864
Messrs. HUI 4 Goodeb:-An expe iieI ce OF many
years In the gas fitting business has often suggested
70 me the great yaiue of an improvement shereoy
the pr ssure of gas might be regu ated the poi
OF consumption. Maay aud fruile-s attempts have
no lime TO time been made TO place regulators at
ihe meter. Experience has shown that all such at
emp,s nav proved failures have also seeu and
USED IN my ou iness nearly all the socalled improve
ments 10 bur era. wherein thar which yea have ao-
comp ished has been attempted. but always failed.
After careful exam nation and q thorough test Of
your Uas hegu afors-which are attached immedi-
ately under each burner part of the gas xture-
am fully convinc thai your impr oycmenti de-
cinen the lighti improved in brightness and
IN illuminating power while the expei ed to
tn consumer Is fall 80 per cent The combustion
perfect, renee the improvement must be adopted as a
matter OF economy as well as tho luxury of q good
ana 'toadv light. cheeriully recUnme nd il to the
trase and to al consumers oj gas
Yours, &c., H. II. BARKER
Jy1s diff Gas Fitte'. 8 Central Street.
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. FFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
NEW YORK, JANUARY %. 1854

fUNHE Trustees In conformity to the Charter OF the
Il Company. init the following statement Of
Its affairs On the 3lst ID, cember. 500:
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from lstJannary, 1868, to sist De.
cember. ls63, s32l4Sg %
Premiums ON Policies not marked of
LIST January. 1858. l.7os so2 "a
Total amount Of Marine Premiums. $1,000. .ool 1.
NO Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon-
nectt q with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from 1st Jan,
1868, to 3lst December, 1853, 81 ,J91 ,666 90
Losses paid during the same period, 3.s05.65l O4
Returns OF Premiums ana Expenses, l.082. .96T As
The Company has the folio wing Assets. viz;
Unit d Siaies and Stat OF New York
stocx, City. Bank and other Stocks, 50 492 s3l 30
Loans secured by Stock, otherwise l450 200 70
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages l93 76O 90
Dividends on Stock, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages ana other Loans, sun
dry Notes, re Insurance and other
claims due the Comply estimated ut l04 e64 81
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 327s ,616 63
Cash in Bank, IA sl3 81
Total amount OF Assets, Se265 a56 81
Six Per cent Interest on the outstan' ing certif-
cafes on profits will bs paid TO the holders thereof
or their legal representatives and after Tuesday,
the Second OF February neat.
Affer reserving Three and One half Million Dollars
of profits the outstanding certificates Of the issue OF
1861 VIII be redeemed and paid TO the holders there.
OF, their legal representative and after Tues
day, the Second of February next, from which date
all interest thereon will The certificates be
produced at the time OF payment, ana cancelled
Dividend OF Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company, Tor the year
ending 3lst December, 1888, for which certificates
will be issued on and after Tuesday, the Filth OF
April next.
The Profits of the Company .ascertained
From the LIST of July .1s42. TO the lst Of
Jan, 1868. for which Certificates were
issued, amount 70 sl4.s2s, SEQ
Additional from LIST JAM, lS63 to LIST
January, 1864, 1880 0o0
Total profits for 2li years. sl6s5s, $50
The Certificates previous to 1862, have
been redeemed by cash, ll,690,2le
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany. on isi january, 1854. s52es.s7C
BY order of the Board,
" TnwNGENn InNRC ea,ra.ar~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROCKsIEPER's PATENT
q as r. eGu1atOr

INCLUSIVE Agency for the sale of the Reg.
IL ulator in Portland No. I02 aiude street up
stairs. Edwerl Shaw Sole Agent This n, article
Ior pubic favor will 80 per cent. TO the
er er any gas borner now in use; 25. 900 have
soiu Ia Ne kn gland since January las Inis Il not
regulator be afii xed 10 the meter all sueh hay
iaied but IL stiached Immediately under ach burn
er UP, and 10 part of, and anent to- the gas
nAufe itsesf The parti jular hitter and stead-
ness of the light produced because of tbs exact
proper rcomoustIon-astonishes oil who have .een
~ White the p0sTfDe fact of obtaini the impror,d
ugM ara redaced expense n ed only be Investigates
~ inis once 7" ensu. c the co. O. the must
skeptieal The reg lato a perfect tell tale o.,
the exact amount u gas u. ed No pres-u attained
ny Tue GAs Compat affects It dissdvantsgeou ly in
tne easti Gas Companies all recommend IL beesuse
gives entire saiisfae ON TO mers, hence their
number of consum rs are iucrea.ed Retail p,ica
so cents each The article viii be- adjusted for con
sumo immediately (r,quiring but a few momeu Is
tirnel aud II not suited will taken of free of ex.
pense.
EDWARD SHAW,
lo2 Middle Street, up stairs.
We have this day appointed Edward shaw sole
vender and ent tor b. ocksispers Patent Regula-
tor In Portland all orders Tor the go, ds must be
madS through nim
HULL & GooDELL.
Below W. give certificates Of the high estimation
OF the Regulator in other places where IL is now in
use
DOVER July Is, 1854.
Aessrs. HaH i Goodeli:-Ihe Directors Of the
Dove Gas Light Company, after a full and orough
examina ion and of brock er Gas Reyula.
tor. have ordered me to purchase ole nur, d
dollars worth Of the same. which [ have this aay
zone, and hay also rccei ed for said company the
exclusive agency for aid goods in and for the city of
Dover. YouIs truly,
Sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
The largest paper in New England, eight pages is
published every Wednesday, containing all the
news by mail q d telegraph, important reading
matter Marine List. Market Reports, &c of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, wiz
Single copy. enc year, invarinb bly,
In af VA nce. .........................s2 90
For six months. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
To clubs OF four or more all to the
same post ofhce, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I.75
Ts clubs OF ten more, all to the
same post office, each. ......................S1.5O
And free copy to the getter up of the club.
Subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters requested to act agents.
N. A. FOSTER Co., PRoPRIEToRs.
Portland June ], 1874. diff
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Life Insurance.
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company !!
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over $1,zOO,OOO !!

Over $1,zOO,OOO !
HENRY STOKES, PRESIDENT.
q. Y. WEMPLE, secretary.
j. L. HALsrY Asst. Secretary.
S. " SfEBBI rs, Ayiuary.
Il. DWIGHT KENDALL, General Agf.
This long-established Comrany fiers the follow
ing adsaL taees 10 insurers, viz:
large and Increasing CAPITAL, securely iHresfed
lmmsdate availability of the .iydends, IN cdsh !
A permanent loan Of one half of the premium /;
ana feature pecuiitr 20 this coIHpTny, by which
insurers protected ainst ffeiure of the pon
cy from circumstances OF adversely
The company also issues non- -forfeitirg policies
on the "Ten Year Plan"
focies tncontesfibie five years from date Cthe on
ly company in America having this provision in
policies.l
Local Board Of Reference;
Hon William Willis
N .. Miller E-q.. Callector Int. Revenue
VIM Moulton, Esg.. Pres,. Bank u nberland.
J.B. Carroll. 20 Is Esd. r. Meressn. ssss oA'A' DANE
Jeremiah Dow, ESD, Sec'y Dirigo lns Co.
VIM himball. tsq Treas. s. Packet Co.
Edward shaw. Esq Seey Port. Mut. ins. Go.
Messrs. woodman. True Co.
Messrs. ii j. Libby & Co.
Parties are ingited 70 examine the merits OF this
company before efecting insurance.
HENRY X. oTfCkNEi Agent,
Office No. 13 Moulton st.
:, 8. 4. TEwKsnuaY n. D.. Medieal
Gentlemen of energy and responsibility in the
diderent cities and towns OF Maine desirous of ep
resenting Tho Manhattan Life Insurance Co. will
please address T. DWIGHT KENDALL. General
Agent. Box No POSI- p. o.. Portland.
Aug lI.-eodlm
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INSURANCE Policies BILLS OF LADING
TIME TABLES, aud all sorts OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS, at short notice.
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Railroad, and other Corporation Work, done
with promptness and fidelity.
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Miscellaneous Itema.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-The 57th Penn
syluauia, 18Th New York and 18th Ohio
regiments have arrived at Louisville, en-
route home. :
Several rebel officers recently escaped
while in transit between Louisville and
Camp Chase. Some have been re. cap !.
tured.
The 9th Michigan and SD Ohio regt-
ments arrived here yesterday.
Large numbers of recruits are daily
passing through the city to the front.
Two trains run through daily from
Chattanooga to Nashville, in nineteen
hours time.
The mortality in Chattanooga hospitals
is about 80 per week.
A riot occurred at Seymour, Indiana,
on Tuesday, between some drunken SOL
diers and guard, resulting in the death
of two of the rioters and the wounding of
several others. .1rE lsEls
The lO2d New York and 18th Penusyl-
vania regiments passed indianapolis yes
Over FIVE hundred recruits for Indiana
regiments arrived at Indianapolis during
the last two days.
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Mexican Advices.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-Adyices from
Mexico, via Havana, state that San Lonis
Potosi was occupied on the 24rh ult.. nv
Nujios, who met with no opposition.
On the 27th he was attacked bv the
forces of iths States of Surango and Sea.
catecas, and an action lasted for four hours
when the Juarists were driven back and
pursued for three, leagues. They lost all
their artillery wagons and equipments,
and several prisoners1n the battle.
at Motsliazoue Juarist general was kill
led andifour wounded
The Juarlsts retreated toward Morattaico
where, u is said, they wers again defeated
by the French Colonel Saint.
The Juarist-G Governor of Matamoras has
purchased ten thousand rifles from Europe
and it is said they are intended for the
Confederates.
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Vessel Grounded-The way Mobile
Papers Talk.

NEw York, Jan. .21.-The steamship
Garibaldi, which sailed from this port
last evening for San Francisco, is reported
aground near South West Spit, Sandy
Hook.
The Halifax Journal says the revenue
officers have returned to the city from the
trip to the eastward, in search of goods
sold from the steamer Chesapeake after her
capture. They are said to have been very
successful in their mission. Twenty -fivo
bales of cotton aud schooner load of va.
rious articles have already reached the
city, and more goods are still at Lutenbure
and Bridgewater for shipment.
The Mobile Register of late date in.
dulges in this plain talks:
"In addition to 200, 900 stragglers, it is
demanded that nine tenths Of the pro.
ducers be put into the field. land women,
children and dotards be left alone to
clothe and feed an army. In other words,
we want everybody to go into an army al.
ready naked, hungry and i'll equipped, aud
nobody to support them."
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1S@THE ErHA Insurance OoMPASr-
We refer the reader to the iadver.tsemeu.
I'm. Q. Arthur, Secretary 0fethe lE.na
Insurance COmpsnyr of Hartford, Conn.
Fully sixteen thousand patrons have al.
ready received substantial benefit from the
4Etna, BY losses paid them. The detail of
their catering testimonials is very bulky.
If proper estimate is formed of the ruin
and destruction Occasioned by the burning
OF SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS of
eFty. among people in every grade aud po-
s''iOn' in amounts large a nd small, under
every copceivableCircumstance, it will give
correct idea of the 4EtnI,s good works,
ADD the value Of genuine underwriting.
Inc line is narrow between loss and safety.
single hour, or passing within, some
times costs men their air. Mr. Arthur
may be found at No. Il, Mcclure House,
where he is always ready To- attend
promptly to the business Of those desiring
to be iusured.S ~ -. ~. ga q.
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2g 0e.learap6.
Prom Washingtonl.

WAsHlSGToS, Jan. PA special to the
Post says: Collector Barney was before
the Committee on Public Expenditures
this morning for an hour aud half. He
gave full history of the discovery of the
frauds in the Custom House in New York.
The House Naval Committee this morn.
ing commenced an investigation as to the
construction of naval engines.
There is no confirmation of the rumor of
the evacuation of Richmond
Refugees aud released prisoners have
brought rumors for some time past that
such action was intended and in prepare.
tom but we have no news of any new
movement in that direction.
The tax on whisky will not be changed
from that reported by the Committee. No
additional tax will be placed on stocks in
hand.
10 regard to the tax on tobacco there is
nothing new. The prospect grows stronger
mat the tax on leaf tobacco will be re-
duoed rather than increased.
The amendment offered by Fernando
wood and adopted, shows the true state
of the case.
As regards the whisky tax. il ia as fol.
lows: Provided, further, that all spirits
on hand for sale, whether distilled prior to
ed to the rates of duty provided bv This
act from and after the 18th of July, 1864
except that spirits which have been already
taxed under the law approved July lat,
1862, shall not bear more than the addi-
tional or increased tax provided by this
A special to the Evening Post says:
Whisky spectators are making prodi.
gtous efforts TO obtain reversal of the de-
clsion OF the House yesterday to tax all
Two colored men were Kidnapped in this
city yesterday.
Gen'l Birney has written letter to
prominent member ofthe Maryland Legis.
lature denying the charge that negroes
have been forced into military service
On the contrary, he says, he could not re.
strain them from rushing to his camp.
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B6r MRETISG OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs.-A LEVY OF $500 MADE. AT
the meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
held yesterday at the Court House, it was
ordered "that a special levy be and is
hereby made, not to exceed in the asgrs-
gate the sum of $4,000 upon the assessed
value of the real estate and personal prop.
erty of the county of Ohio, to be applied
to the relief Of the families of soldiers !"
On motion, a committee Of three was
appointed to make provision for obtaining
a loan for the purpose indicated in the
above order. John Reed, James Wilson
and Joseph Salisbury we're appointed as
the committee. IN
motion, the Supervisor of each to wu u.
ship was requested to ascertain the names
ofthe sOldiess' families 10 his township,
the number in family aud the ages Of the
children. .a .
An order was made Au .hOrizing he jAilOr
of the county to procure, at the expense of
the county, the necessary clothing for
county prisoners confined in the Jail.
Also, that committee be appointed to
mature plan for the distribution Of the
fund for the relief of the families of sol.
dters. ~
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This invaluable incidence is unfaiIing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and a speedy
cure may DO relied on. .L55 "
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, Ina short limo
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price Que Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent eounterfotts
CAUTION. +
Tn sc Pills should not be taken by females dprIng
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as they
arc sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe.
In AL cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
inthe Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertfOn,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
these his will effect cure when ali other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, do
not contain Iron, caIomeI anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
Sole agent for the United States and CanadaS,
JOB MOSES, q COrtlaudt st., N! Z.
N. B.-$l.oo and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle Containing
htty Pills by return mail. -
For sale by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
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TO CAPITALISTS.

pEING physically disabled fr.m Attending to &C.
y tive business, will, under the recent rSguIa-
tlOns Of the Treasury Department, which may be
obtained OF w. T. Melen, EuperIntt ndeDt and spe-
cial Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio lease for a term of
years, the GDalmatiR plantation, in Madison Parrish
Louisiana The estate consists Of COCO Of
The best cotton land The usual product OF the Gull
tiVsted part being thousand bales Of cotton. A
ste an gin house, with mill attached, erected at
cost Of 10000 OysrSeers house, houses resi-.
dsnee, with furniture barn. BtAbe4 corn cribs els
t0rns with sheds, pit ughS, timber wheels &C., will
be found upon the estate.
To responsible party, who can command the
MEANS will afford opportunity for interest upon
investments, rarely obtained Letters for the next
four weeks, may be addressed TO me, YicksburR
Missssippi, care Of Commandment Of the Poat
wheeling, Jan. ls-lw. ''-'''-'D ''-'t
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Notice to subscribers.
na9-Tnn Prnulr Srsrru-Thia a, me.

BSrTBX PERMIT SYsrEW-This at pre-
sent all absorbing subject, as will be seen
seen by the proceedings elsewhere, occu-
pied the attention of the Senate yesterday.
The system as carried ON in this State was
very thoroughly denounced, aud the in
stances Of the injustice which it works US
cited by the different members, made up
case of iutolerable oppression. A case
was cited of poor woman on the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad, who bought bar
rel of soap for ten cents and had to pay
twenty five cents for the privilege Of TAX
ing it away. Another of man in Kama.
VIVA county who brought shovel to Char
lesion to get it mended, and had to get a
permit before be could take it homo az ain,
and of man in the same county who
bought a wooden rake in Gallipolis and
had to pay more than the rake was worth
TO get it home; and still another who had
his carpet sack searched aud pair of
ladies under sleeves tnken therefrom. The
instances ofthis sort cited by the members
were numerous. 1t was stated thatowing to
the restrictions imposed by the permit sys.
TEN -four could not be purchased in Char.
lesion for $40 per barrel, and that the peo-
pie were not allowed half enough to sup
ply their wants. .-...a ID Z
The resolutions of the House, which we
have already published, were unanimously
adopted by the Senate. 80 -HE
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Ratification Meeting In tho FourtI
Ward

At a meeting held last evening in the
Rough and Ready Hose House, numerodsly
attended, jacob E. Bier was chosen Chair
man.
Lieut.. Suodgrass having been called
upon, made Q brief speech in favor of Iex-
terminating all rebels and suffering none
bot good Union men to rule over us.
A. B. Caldwell, Esq, responded to a
loud call, in au earnest appeal to voters to
purge the city from tho disgrace of seees-
sionist officers.
Another speaker made an effective
speech, in the course of which he n ade
allusion tothe insulting bearing and ! on.
duct of certain secessiouist officials Outing
the past year. r-ssrs
Mr.. Theodore Gorrell drew a parallel
between the various candidates on theIop
posing tickets, showing couclusively the
vastly superior claims on the Union ticket
to the suffrnges of our citizens.
Alter the appointment of the appropri-
ate committees, the meeting adjourned.
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Bidders m asst conform strictly to tho above form
OF proposal or their bids Will be rejected.
AN oath Of allegiance to the United States Gov.
eminent must necessarily accompany the bid
Biddera may be present in person when the Pro.
p-sals arc opened.
sPonSi6le party or parties who will be duly notified
oy nail or otberNise that their hid IL cd and
they WIN proceed to enter into contract
properly certified to. 57..i- - - 80 ~
The Post Once Address Of the parties proposing
must DO distinctly written upon the Proposal
PropoSals must be addressed to Henry Johnson.
u. .. h, o. =. A, and Acting Medical PurVeyor,
nasMngton, O., and marked, proposals for ice %
Inc Medical PurVeyor reserves 70 himself the
right to reject any or all bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON,
a; H. U: s. A., and Acting Medical Puryeyor
n. B.-PTtnted forms OF the above Proposals can
be had by application to this Once
Information as to the location, capacity and about
given by application to the Medical Director Of each
Of these Departments. - ians-td
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D@TuE PnlGl OF HOiRsl sHoRm6hl
The hOrss'shoers of Pittsburgh have dsci-
ded to make another change. The terms
are now for neWlsbOss- per 0et two dol.
'aF'' and'FemOTess OhsdOllhr. =, With bay
toFty dollars atom 9OAis aamong the nine
Hes' and shooting At two dollars q set, the
owners Of horses have y mosti pleasant
prospect before theua. 1t Wonldn't take
long Tor horse Of ordinary value 10 .,eat
bis head ofF'' at these terms. -
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HEIMsTRRET's
HAIR RESTORATIVE

IT Is NOT "A DYE,
Bat restores gray hair to its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustsuancs
impaired by age or disease All instantansSEs dye.
are composed of lunar ease destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of Themselves no
dressing, Heimstreets Inimitable oOlOrinE not on.
y restores hair to Its natural color by an easy pro
cess, but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes Its growth prevents its falling on, sradf-
Gates dandrut, and imPArts health and pleaantness
to the head It has stood the test of time being the
original Hair cOlOFing and is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. It IL
sold by all respectable dealers can be procured by
them Of the commercial agent, D. 8. Barnes Co..
900 Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
BepI-6m
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NEwBERE, N. G., Jan. 2O.-The Raleigh
Standard editOrially Says if the civil law
is to be trampled under foot by a suspeu-
sion OF the writ of habeas corpus and
every able bodied man from 6 to Sc to be
placed 10 the army and the rights of the
States to be swept away, the people OF
North Carolina will take their affairs into
their own hands and proceed in couveu-
tion assembled to indicate their liberties
and their privileges. They will not sub
nit to military despolism. : They will
not submit to the destruction of their per-
way
What we say we know to be so. A
vast majority of our people are already
excited and restless on account of the en-
eroachments on their liberties BY the
Congress at Richmond. And we most re-
specially warn the members of that body
not to kindle flame which no effort can
extingnish. Pass these measures aud the
people of North Carolina will rise in their
MAJESTY and assert their sovereignty.
There is no power to prevent them from
doing this, and woe to the official char
acter who shall attempt to turn the arms
Ofthe Confederate soldiers against the
people of this State.
North Carolina will not be the slave Of
either the Congress at Richmond or Wash.
irgton. She is this day, as she has been
from the first, the Keystone of the Coufed
crate arch. Ii that stone should fall. the
arch will crumble.