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THE MYSTERIOUS LAKE.

On the highest Of The range If
mountains eastward Of Lamoille
valley, Nevada, is lake which al
though knowl TO exist, has hardly
been visited by white man. We
have heard Of men who have been
there, but never has our thirsting
vision been Toasted upon the form
Of Caucasian who had the assurance
to say that he has seen the mysteri-
Gus lake whose waters kiss the
clouds, and draw directly from them
the fountain which supplies the
rivers and streams in the vale below
But still it is there. We know it as
surely as Proctor Knott knew there
was such place as Duluth. With
out that lake where would LamoiIic
creek, Smith creeE, Jones creek the!
South Fork and the main Humboldt
be? Where would be the Thousand
and one springs which burst from
the mountain side? But seriously |
it is said by The most reliable udi- !
an in This portion Of Nevada .hat 4
large body OF water cyi Is behind
the highest peak in the range men,
toned. We can see from our win
dow the tabled spot. Around its
crystal waters The red man in days
of yOre was wont to gather his
household gods and drink Of its wa.
tiers. which had such nutritious
qualities that no other food wag re,
CURED. In a marsh at the eastern
end of the lake, wero innumerable
hocks of ducks, while beneath were
fish Of all sizes and kinds. CrawGsh
as large as the rim Of Greeley hat
cling like muscles to The rock and
sunkcn timbcrs. Tho shore Of the
lake is covered with luxurious
growth Of every type Of vegetation
known to the temperate zone. Wo|
could hardly refrain, as tho beau
ties Of the mysterious lake were
painted on the tablet Of Our memo
ry, from repeating |,
KNOW yc the land
Where the olive and yine.".-
Strange this enchanted spot should
be so long hidden from the gaze of
man. Lieut.. Wheeler could not get
his "goetomctcrs" up The hill, and
Clarence Kings party was content
with taking the altitude of the high
est peak from a point Of obscrva Il
ton on Piety Hill, in Elko. We, q
therefore, announce our intention
of drinking Of the waters of that +
lake on the 4th day Of July next or
as soon thereafter as party can be
cotton up, who will take in wind
enough before they start to last up d
the mountain and back.
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Cottage at White Cliff for Sale

\ NEN' LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
1 FRAN" collage. at this healthy and dr.i.
rable summer rc>Ort-built two wear. since
upon one oi the most desirable lots. and com.
ll.hI'hS very line view Of the valley he
I"W:l' "ncfrd ut very low price. II has ,
wide hall. with four good sized room. unrrh,,
h"th front aud rcIr-all most conveniently mr..
RANGED. with stove. Table aud Chairs. ali rrn.
dl 'or occupancy. II not sold soon will be
rented Tor the season. Apply 10
,u.. tt ,. VI. 4. HELM.
Athens. Tenn. April 20. lSi2-tr.2iO
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fh"nccry donrt. E:heu &C., Team.
q. &. Marsh and others. vs.. Celia Cook and
others.

appearing from the allegations Of thc Bill
MED ~ this cause. sworn 10 by complain.
ants. Thnt defendants Moliic Marsh, Grlycnnr
;. Marsh and q. \. Marsh. are non.rc.id,nis
OF the Stale Of Tennessee: 1t is therefore or.
l'r"I 'hlt publication be made four con ecu
IINr weeks ~ ia" Athens Post, a ncyy>nrpcr
published at Athens. McMimn county. Jenu.
requiring said NONRESIDENT defendants 10 M.
pear at the next term Of the thinccry Court
Tor said county Of Rbea. at the Couit.nolI.c
~ Washington, on Thursday after the second
Monday in september next. and plead. nm.
swcr. demur or Otherwise make dc1,n,c TO the
bi'l MED IN saif court AGAINST them, or the
N'llr VIII he taken for confessed and set for
nearing cN plrtc rs 10 them. This 10Th June.
i''-. NM. VI. WILSON. C.&M.
Per +. LOCKE, ID. Z. X II.
july ., lsI2-t:.prs foe Si,Vl.2i0
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July ), i'i2-ll-pr> fee sI,Oc-2w

Also At the same time aud place. bv virtue
Of IN order Of sale, aud TO me directed. | viii
oh'r for sale, Ia the hi4hr>' bidder. for cash in
hand. all the right title and claim that |. NJ.
Ei.hlm. has in and 10 one hundred and ,iyty
acres Of land. adjoining the lani, Of Nose,
Long. Ih"moN Williams and Nimrod pad,on.
Levied en- - III" property Of |. NJ. Eigham.
10 satisfy Judgment and costs thai t,n.
CT" recovered AGAINST W. j. Walsh, |, NJ.
Ei%ham and 7. T.. Walsh.
JOHN \. GOUlDY. sheriff.
July >, lS12.ii-pr, Zee 81 .up-gin
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Also Al the Ninc time and pllrc. bv yirtuc
Of an order Of SUE, aud To me directed. win
oi"r for sale to the hghr,i bidder. for cash in
hand. "ll thr righi. lille und rlpim HAT r, NJ
hIaHr his in aud to Thirty acres ofnnd. more
or i"r>' situated IL She 18th evil district Of
MrNirn county. Tennessee, mlioiufn, tho
Lands Of Mcltons. G. shoemaker, VIM. MrKin-
ncy amt others III" judgment ,aid To he for
The purchase money of the land. Levied ON
a. he property of r. II. Glnlr. TO satisfy said
JNd%hrnl ami costs that William Mckinney
rsCuNcr"d G"1insi him.
It,I,.
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WIN. w. ALEXANDER, NJ. d.

( FflCE NO. ~ WASHINGTON STREET
~ CON thccorner of Church Alley. aud front.
~ NE Methodist Church.) Residence 90,
Washington street. '''
a hens, Tenn., Jsn'y I, 1SI2-ly.2ii
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eshc" COunfy.-H.nnd sale.


James X. Hale and wife, vs.. Nancy Merriott
and others.
obedience to decree of the Circuit Court
OF Rhea county. rendered in the above stat.
cd cail>e, at the last June term Of said Court.
VIII on the 10th day of August next nj
me "urt.hou door in Washington. Rbea
county, Tennessee. offer for sale to the highest
nluu'r: valuable River Farm. known as the
VIM. \. Mcrriott farm, situated In tba G,h
clll district Of Rhca county, adjoining the
land. of John lIoyl. Peach Taylor. $. ]. A:
rhhicr, and others. said lands to he sold ON n
credit Of twelve and eighteen months and two
years. except the sum of j per cent which
VII be required to be paid in hand. and bond
WIN approved security will he required Of the
purchaser. and lien retained upon tho i,nJ
Tor tue balance Of the purchase money. This
2''h June, lSI2. FRANKLIN LOCKE. Clerk.
Per II. W. tOLvILLE, ID. Clelk.
July >, loi2-il- prs ice 81 ,OO-aIO
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Original Bill in nature of Cross. Rilll
.apprnr'n" to the Master from the allcgl-
lions Of complainant> RilI. which i, worn
To. that defendant Charles u. Hale i, a citizen
"i E"nlon county. Arkansas: II is therefore
ordered by the Master that said nonresident
defendant enter hi> appearance before or with
III To" first three days of our next Cbonrrry
u"lri. In be hridal the Court holl,e in Athens.
tennessee, OK the nh Monday Of November.
~; or Tue ,'mr VIII be- taken for confessed
ana SCI Tor hr'rlnG ~ pnrtr ~ to him: also.
ihlt this notice he published for lnur rn,,.r,n,
I'VE weeks in the Anthem. Post from mi, DAFT.
June 2l>t. ~. j. VI. HENDERSON, CAM,
M!Eh'l' ana Aiken. Sul> for rumpl't.
June -. iS,2. it-pr> fee (. ,nU-I;S
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VALUABLE TAssM FOR SALE.

ITllE UBSCRlBER HASA VALUABLE
Farm for sale. situate in the 18th civil dis
sr'cl OF MrMlhh County. on the road leading
from Athens to the mouth of the Ocoee con-
tanning $50 acres Of land, loo Of which are i'm
cultivation and highly productive. the balance
wei timhcred. There is comfortable house,
crib. stables dc. on the premises. There is
al iine spring. aud the whole is well water.
,h. II VIII be sold at private sale on reasona-
n,' ''r,m.. farl'rS desiring to purchase can
obtain further information by calling on Tho
subscriber on the premises. or addressing him
through the post Office at COghill, McMiun
county. Term, will be reasonable.
PERRY TREw.
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AHOlT PRINTERS.

wish was o printer,
really do indeed,
IL seems 10 me- the printers
Get everything they need =
Except money!
They get the largest and the best
or everything that grows,
Get free into crCilscs
And other kinds Of shows
(By giving an cquiyalont.)
The biggest bug will speak TO them,
No matter how they dress;
A shabby coat l. nothing
II they own printing press
(Policy.)
At ladies' fairs they're almost Rugged
by pretty girls, you know,
That they will eat up every thing
That ladies have TO show
(BuIly.)
And thus they get blow out free,
every party feed,
And the reason is because they wrt0
And other people read.
(That's what's the mlttor.)
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RIIEA SPRINGS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS p, o., Rhca Co., Tenn.
Best and Cheapest Watering Place
In the South.

THESE WATERS CURE DROPSY. scro
IL ll'a, Dy'pcp'a Rhcumlli,m, and AL
diseases OF HE Bones. skin, Bowcl,, stomach
LAYER and Kidneys, They have proved a -pc
rlhc IN Chronic Dlrrhu and Dyscntcry, and
are bi.hly cillcarlous in diseases peculiar Il
Females,
j, &. WATSON, tho Proprietor 0c thc-,
springs propose. 10 conduct he Hotel ON
more liberal and extensive scale than ever be-.
fore. Special inducements offered IN the wa,
OF lmu,cmcniN. A Livery stable |, now open
anoTdln" fine stock and equipments for til,
benefit and pleasure Of visitors,
water free 10 all who may desire Eoardin.
In priynI" families or in Camps.
Hacks VIII be ut the landing on arrival Of
bonlN from Chattanooga, TO convey visitor, ia
the Sprin"'; al'o. At \ Illl.N', on T.. T. Va.
" Gn. Il. Il. - milo, from he springs.
rue mo 'nmp'uou' I,Tc j. provided, and
prepared hy humbor one professional cook.
he undersigned dr,iyc. to please hi, guc.t,,
and will give satisfaction.
-. g.. SvASINH, EorOp'r.
May II, lH,2-rrs-9&j
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

Delaware. State Bonds, U. S. 5-20's, and all
marketable securities, taken in exchange for
Northern Pacific 40 Gold Bonds, at full
market rates, by John McLear Il Son, Bank
ers, No Coz Market ST, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

French COrsets, good and durable, at low
figures Frank Raymond Commerce st.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17
For the " Smyrna Times"
IL
RIM

.-A from a drunkards Rrave--from the
How shall msh rn@ is making on m"nkndf II Is fearful
ieatji iE nf when remember M the question naniaiiv
btnriul influence 1 m 'n. would make laws to meet
b sm"rsenc, the aanst MS r il i we'll
make laws MhT tsorlncr in the Ani th&t th denl"
estic party never favored f rn is killing them on
70 NE i ,ssp-and it may he that they VIII II we 20 a. y III
oIestion is pass laws MOTEL kpeneTs and
.;oS drinks all persons except te ssv ~ ~
tihs he hotels according TO the p0pniASn say TWO w
snTrna III CLAYTON anu so II will enable the
Thsn bY doing away WIN ms ep hnt a. il ia the Sshba:h
teaners to observe the Sabbath: put aS u Is Lne
i no than other gay m thm so hard Through Tie
ct that the grOg-sh0ps draw on & le hs Sahbath Bnt do
L mat they cannot afford to lose the az rd w ~
away with the nf b @ mo- doubt but they would be
J 10 do So and think il We couId accoP @ 's h a ~
would be great At step s. miDds IN .Ge Of the people
nna c The CREATES drawbacks to the teh 10 o
unaithfuness OF the % soon as they are awav rom
hom,S tbsT will take drink soon as any oou' n ne
es 70 & ny %San And drink rum think not because he
the sale Ot thAt WulVh ne wii
de.truy nj fellow mar ana @ e M vi, bcome liseased and
LITER he becomes diseased he cannot cra9 ,nsanifx
m S x sa every day. No man Will XII himself;
dnss mot the drunkard do 1t No SaHe a ~ H. drnnka'd
grace r. ame man would spend the last cent lot rum anu let
hi. wife aud children mourning ana erS t M hpnssI ~
hI M ma wish t0 be despot Ric misery ana Trstehed-
nsss On mankind. but think woGld ne SAu @ Iai e
pib nj S0u as that mother did last SATURDAY Wen She
heard that her aund dead or y ng % H. go n
ssr he brought to feel the sorrow that sue
s IN enJue II or lsy-eisht hours think II "oulu satisfy
them all. -, ,oo. tho idea IN regard N
~ and saw il compromising win SIN; nut let
them remember that nd have mercy On oO1m s.u spare
III. 20 ~ bs tamDeance ranks. friend ot mine stepped INTO
rum hole saturday last VINO SIouu S nv . ~ h; , u
him ard he yet lives Those whisky cOics are terrible
yonrs HoPE Oh AND HoPE EVER.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

Hamburg and Crocet Edgings and Insert
ing, in great variety and at low Prices. Frank
Raymond's, Commerce st.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

= Shawls a specially, at Frank Raymond's,
Commerce st.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17
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Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

The election at Albany on Tuesday resulted
in the choice of Republican Recorder, and a
Republican majority of in Common Council
and in the Board of Supervisors. The Dem
Gratis claim the election of Thatcher, for Mayor,
by small majority, but the Republicans say
that Judson, their candidate, was clearly
elected"
The election in Jersey City on Tuesday
resulted in the election of ONeill, Democrat,
for Mayor. The Republicans have majorities
in the Boards of Aldermen, Education and
FreehOlderS
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

Banking House of John McLear & Son, No.
COZ Market ST., Wilmington, Del. Money re-
ceived on deposit and interest allowed. U. S.
sos, Delaware State Bonds and Railroad
Stocks bought, sold and exchanged Orders
from parties who desire to invest money safely,
respectfulIy solicited.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

1t is an established fact that the whining
ton City Soap" is the best soap made. This
is proven by the testimony of the thousands
who use it, and are pleased with it, and by its
being made from pure material-every article
in it being the best. Manufactured only by
Moore 4 Bro, at the Diamond State Soap and
Candle Works, Cor. Sd and Orange Sts. vii.
mington, Del. Ask for the Wilmington
City SOap" and have no other.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17
New Advertisements.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS +!

We will send handsome Prospectus of NeD
Illustrated Family BtbLe. containing over $50 fine
Scripture Illustrations any Book Agent free Of
charge Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Phila Pa.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17
GREAT CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

M Do you want a situation AS agent local or trdUel-
IA ing with chance 10 make SIS TO $50 per day SELL
EyS ing our new strand White Wire CLOfher Lines
M hey t1a forever sample Tree, Send Tor circul lar.
&&&& tddTesS al once Hudson RiUer Wire Works cor
H wafer Street and Maiden Lane. N. Y, or 3l6
randolph ST.. Chicago
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

lssI.Lzzll1sIl I!.lz !! u

BY w. T.. webb, The noted Pioneer and HumOriSt
most accurate and fascinating description OF The
UidnesS and UedH of the bOandLeSS West. Its untold
riches. BIG INJUNS, BUFFALO, WOLV rs. &c, &c
Crowded with Ulludble formation afking with the
keenest WIT and RACIEsT, HUMOR. rIvalIng Mark
Twain's best, and SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. Will
be immensely popular and sell beyond precedent
For sample pages. illustrations terms, &c. address
HUBBARD BROS Publishers 723 SAMSON ST., Phila.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-17

A fine line of Black Mohairs Alpaca Poplins
and Alpaca, at City Prices. Frank Raymond,
Commerce st.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

Contingent expenses under the act of
August sixth, eighteen hundred and forty
six: For the collection, safe-keeping,
transferring, and disbursement of the pub
lie moneys, one hundred thousand dollars.
To pay the deficiencies in the salaries OF
officers, clerks, and others in the office
of the assistant treasurer in New York
city for the present fiscal year, nine thou
sand three hundred and four dollars.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
nnotOle aalsekp Gbtonte ae1eonesoap nnembn l. lsze

To pay Rivers and Baily for complete
sets of the Congressional Globe and APP
pendix, furnished to Senators who had
not previously received them, under the
act of July fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, three thousand and five dol
lars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses,
and carryalls, ten thousand dollars.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
} AND ABANDONE
PROPERTY.

For necessary expenses incurred in de-
Tending suits against the Secretary Of the
Treasury, or his agents, and for defence of
the United States in respect to such prop
erty, and in the recovery OF property
claimed to have accrued or belonged to the
United States through the suppression Of
the rebellion, and for settling the accounts
Of agents employed in recovering such
property, to be expended under the direc-
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury, thir-
ty thousand dollars.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
INTERNAL REVENUE.

For stamps, paper and dies for the use Of
the office of Internal Revenue, two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY

For completion of the building for Gus
tom-house at Astoria, Oregon, twenty
thousand four hundred and forty-two dol
lars and fifty cents, and for fencing, grad
ing, sidewalks, sewerage, and other mat
tiers indispensable to its completion, five
thousand six hundred and eighty-six dol.
lars and forty cents in all, twcnty-six
thousand one hundred and twenty-eight
dollars and ninety cents.
For continuing the work on the new
State Department building during the bal
ance OF the present fiscal year, two hun
bred thousand dollars.
For extension and repair of the building
for custonl-hous and post-office at Balti-
more, Maryland, fifty thousand dollars.
For completion Of the building for ma
rine hospital at Chicago, Illinois, seven
ty-seyen thousand three hundred and
eighty-three dollarsand eighty-nine cents /;
and orgrading and fencing, thirteen thou
sand nine hundred and eighty-seveu dol
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

For continuing the inquiry into the
cause of the decrease of tho food-fishes OF
of the coast and Of the lakes, three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For preparation of the illustrations, ta-
bles, and so forth, OF the report of the
United States Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries, five hundred dollars. ...
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

For captain of the police, two hundred
and lightweight dollars; for two lieuten.
ants, at three hundred dollars each and
and twenty-eight privates, at three hun
dred and eighty-four dollars each in all
dollars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Business Notices.

CARRIAGES. John Myers. manufacturer "t car
riages, has removed his works from Tenth ana
Tatnali To loo Orange street. HIS work Is well
put together, and made OF the best material Give
him a call.
REMOVAL Mrs. NJ. a. Corson has removed her
Milinary 10 her own house, ~ Market street.
where she previously conducted the business sue,
eesstnlly for many year, All her work Is done
IN the most satisfactory manner. with judgment
and III the most tasteful style Her Old friends
and troops OF new should give her a cali.
1t You want to buy straw and millinery goods
very low 60 to !35 Market street. over Springer :
hat store aprl6-lm
\ DENNIS has removed his boot and shoe store
to hing street. above Second, aud has a timc as
sortment OF well made goods ON hand which lac Is
selling at very moderate rates.
Dolly Warden suits at Dew olf>, @o> Market
street. apr9-lm
LUMBER The other day, upon close inspection
we were surprised nt the very large and Will
selected stock oI llemIoek, Spruce, yellow Pine,
White Pine, Ne, At Wise x Lanes, south sli" oi
Market street bridge Binders take notice. as
they have considerable drt und,r cover ar"-tt
II you want your boys rtted neat and cheap %
to DeWolfs api9-lm
Be sure and buy one of those slo all wool suits
at DeWolf's apr9-lm
Go to the Dolly Warden aud have explained then
novel way OF selling Cigars; 10 cigars Tor fifty cents
and there are i've hundred dollars eN cn away with
ever! thousand bunches sold aud thcS 10 II and 81.
tesf me cent cigar ~ TIE ',fp. tlt Market street
One man got eighty cigars ior fiity cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
OUR NEIchBoRS.

A. p. Ottey, Of Media, has been re-appointed
Notary Public for the next three years.
On Sunday afternoon. three persons were bap-
tised in the Delaware river, at South Chester.
Mr.. John N. Hall, keeper of the County Prison,
at Media, recently received package Of books by
prison.
During the thunder storm, Tuesday night of
last week, EphrAm Blackburn, Of Chester county.
was. while lying on the floor Of his house, struck
with tightening and instantly killed.
Two boys living in Chester got into an alterca-
ton, last Thursday, IN the course OF which one
struck the other on the head with q monkey
wrench. breaking his skull. The wounded lad is
not expected to recover.
A PEsTILENCE BREKDER.-On Mulberry ST.,
between Tenth and Eleventh and Walnut and
Elm streets. the water in the yards Of the resi-.
dences OF the property owners 10 four feet in
depth, has become stagnant, and has been 30 fol
q week past. On the top 10 . green shiny sub
stance. and couple Of dead dogs are lying there
to help add to the breeding Of pestilence. Every
| time heavy rain occurs this state Of things j,
sure to result. Most of the cellars in Walnut st.
below Mulberry are full of water. Now tho ONLY
way to obviate the difficulty is to construct sew
er carry to of the immense body Of water whicl
comes from Penn's Mount and the upper portion
| of the city on the occasion OF q heavy rain w
understand the matter has been brought to the at
! tention of the Highway Committee, who inten
acting at once. II it 10 let remain as it ia pes
thence will assuredly be the result. Read,n
Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
TINE STATE,

A fourteen year old youth. near Smyrns writes
love stories.
The "DOlly Warden" infection is extending
down the State.
smyrna has negro minstrel troupe. known as
the "MOzurt Minstreis."
The April term Of the Kent county court COM
mences Ut Dover next Monday.
Mr.. j. H. Primrose, Of Smyrna. has shipped over
20.cN skins Of various kinds, during the present
season.
John Il. Cole. Of this city. formerly Of Smyrna,
committed suicide at the latter place. Saturday
morning. by taking an overdose OF laudanum.
Rev. }. CIymer. Of the Smyrna M. E. Church
will commences next Sunday evening to preach .
series of sermons from the ten commandments
taking each commandment the basis OF y ser
mon.