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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09
HEALTH HEALTH! HEALTH!
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR OR WOOD NAPHTHA.

TIIOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR or WOOD NAPHTHA,
FHNIE only certain remedy for The cure of
IL Pulmonary Consumption. Chronic
Bronchitis and sore throat, Ashml, Chron-
ic Caarrh, Splitting of Blood, pam IN the
side and breast. difficulty of breathing, WHO'D
ping cough, Group, weak nerves and ner-
vous lremors, pa!pitaton of the heart; also
liver complaint and affections of the kidneys.
Price so cents per bottle. or bottles So s..
This invaluable Medicine is prepared only by S.
p. Thompson. N. F. Corner Fifth and Spruce
Streets, Philadelphia, to whom all orders and
communica lions must be addressed.
o. all The diseases incident to our climate there
is none so universal and at the same time so insd-
uous and fatal as Consumption. In this country
especially Pulmonary Consumption is emphatic
ally scourge, and in its resistess career sweeps
Ger the land destroying Angel, laying low
with relentless hand the strongest and fairest of
our Hitherto all efforts 10 arrest this dread
disease have proved vain. and all that seemed
within our power was at best the alienation of
suffering, rendering somewhat smoother the Ger
tain progress TO the tomb
The proprietor in offering this preparation to
the public, would embrace the opportunity to state
upon what grounds it puts forth its merits, and the
seasons upon which it toundsits superior claims to
the attention of the afflicted, that all who require
lts may repose full confidence in its curative
powers. Since its first prepara on he has had
the pleasure of witnessngits happy results in
merous instances; but he was determined not to
offer it the public until he had become thorough
ly convinced of its efficacy
Consumption of tuberculous character from
time immemoral has been deemed incurable and
considering its frequency and fatality, it is not
surprising that new remedies and new systems of
treatment, should from time TO time he brought
under the notice of the profe and the public.
Almost every organic and inorganic substance, in
endless round of combination. has been used
with the hope OF checking this scourge Of our
many doubtless believing that in the progress Of
medical knowledge, we should at last obtain the
mastery over this form of Consumpton and, in
the use of the Compound Syrup OF Tar and Wood
Naphiha, this object is happily attained.
The therapeutic agents employed IN the compo-
siion of this remedy are such as enable it TO pre-
vent the secretion OF tuberculous matter in the
lungs and TO cause its resolution and absorption
after deposit has commenced, an object achieved
by no other medicine and the importance of which
the professional man will at perceive, since
IT brings this form of disease, hitherto pronounced
hopeless entirely within control
For sale b. Lewis Curtis, Geneva, w.
T.; and by Fl. F. Stryker, Southport, w.
+. Inf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09

Aud Other II, ticles such as the following. Brass
and Wood Clocks, Music Boxes, German Silver
aud Plated Spoons, Tweezers, Combs, Hair Pins
Steel Nurse Rings and Beads, Glass Beads, OK
Marrow, Shaving Cream, &c, &c, &c.
$ II. CLEMENT.
UJ'Ncarly opposite the Mansion House.
South OFT March "a 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09

ENURS,FURS.-The highest market price paid
l. in CASH for all kinds of Furs by
Dec. %, 1915 ID. J.. MCKINNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.-A splendid FIGURING Mill, /
good repair, doing frs rate business, and situa
ted IN the mlds! OF tho finest wheat growing coua
y in the world, is ofiered for sale on reason
Die terms. The present proprietor wishes to on
age in 9th, r business, and will sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire NJ thu. office.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER.

INlE subscriber would respectfully inform the
1 citizens OF Southport and vicinity that he still
continues 10 repair Cloc>s aud Watches at the
lowest prices aud Warranted tie has on hand an
assortment of JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
SANTA Annals PASSPORT

Oar correspondent with the Army ex.
presses some ofthc indignation which is Eel,
IA the service because Santa Anna was al
lowed to pass our squadron and enter We.
ra Cruz. We make a short extract from
his letter:
Why did Com. Conner allow Santa An.
na 10 reach Vera Cruz Has our Gov.
eminent degraded itself TO such degree
as 10 send agents 10 treat with Santa An
ma Has that man made tool Of Uncle
Sam to enable himself to return to power
What had the United States to do with
such kind Of strategy with Mexico -
There is not a man ia Mexico who can do
more against the United States than San.
Ia Anna, aud he dare not tax % Mexicaus
Of peace. They have recalled him as a
general, to show them how to drive Us from
their country. Although most Of them
know him Ia be a ,lanl, they know him
% be good general, and that is all they
want at The present lIme.--A. q. Pea.
ytHe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
MIRACLES AND pELusIoN.

We mentioned few days since the muir
der by robbers, at Case Brucciaie, IN The
Papal States, Of the Able CheYalier Thorn.
as Stuart, the son Of Sir William Drum.
mon stuart, the American traveller. The
deceased was 4 dguitary in the komlsh
church, and IN prospect OF a cardinals hat.
HE British consul al Rome had the body
embalIncI preparatory TO embarkation for
England, but the most extraordinary cir.
cumstances connected with the corpse, as
Il Ar % state IN the church, IS that related
IN letter to an English journal, stating
That the priests having learnt that the de.
ceased belonged to u rich family, began, As
usual, TO speculate upon what might turn
up most to their advantage. All at once
child cripple from It's birth, was cur.
ed by crawling over the cofliu, and left its
crutchcs there. The fame of this mira.
Gle spread throughout the town and neigh.
borhond, and the lame and halt focked
from all sides. Numerous other miracles
are said 10 hive been performed-
lngs Of wax began TO drop IN TO the church,
scores OF children were brought in 10 be
cured Of all kinds Of diseases. a length
tic crowd Of deuded beings reac he'd such
an extent that the British consul feared
they would destroy the coffin, and accord
iHgly ordered II TO be removed out Of the
body u the church 10 vault.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
TARRING LAWYER.

Ga last Saturday evening, one Of the
most b,gh.handed outrages took place on
Broadway, FeI's Poruh IT appears that
MIR. Gordon, young member Of the Bal,
,umore brr, had instituted in behalf Of the
steward OF the balk Margaret Hugg, It,
be- 10 obtain wages alleged to be due from
sa.a vessel. On the above evening he was
.aa. for by Cap'alo Hugg, one Of the own
efs of the vessel, and accordingly about
eight o'clock proceeded to Capt, Hugs :
residence, cast.sido of Broadway. AZ
ter an interview with Captain IL. he was
proceeding home, when IN Broadway, be
was seized by two powerful men, and white
one held him, the other Knocked his hal
oil, deliberately poured bucket full OF TAI
on the top Of his head, filling his hair, cloth
ing and person. The parties immediately
fled, and being unknown, will probably
elude detection. What could have been
their object, is project mystery
Baltimore Clipper, October II,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30

non of your principles ia the recent eleclion.--
sufficient returns are in TO make it certain that
:. have elected our Governor by majority not
q, from 5000; we have carried both branches
II The Legislature, and have gained four Con.
r,essmen. Thus have tho freemen Of Ohio re.
snksd those that were in favor of repeating our
,ast and equitable Revenue system, and rejected
ibs hard money doctrines Of the self styled Dem.
osraiic party, and repudiated those who would
t,rnish the honor aud bring tho disgrace Of re.
,ndlation upon our State. We have secured thu
continuance of sound and safe Banking sys.
tan. and prevented the repeal of Il revenue law
that will build up aud sustain the credit Of the
state, and enable US TO pay OF the large publ
debt created by the mislnanagement and cnor
NOUS fraud. and speculstions D; the Locoioco
party, -
TO the Wings Of the Uninn We say. Be OF
GOOD cheer Ohio 10 notc. as ever a stronghold
Of Wing principles, and her free and patriotic
sons will, at all proper times, assert aud vindicato
them In this election Ohio has spoken out her
sentiments upon the subjects Of Protective Tar
A. Internal improvements. tho Snbtreasuty, III.
rect Taxation, and War saged for mere con.
oaost Tho result is soen 10 hor votes and the
\ su1nal Administration may profit by It.
JOHN A. LAZELL,
JOSEPH RIDWAY,
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
JOS. StLLINANT,
L. CURTIS
j. l.. BATES.
Wig State Cenlra. Committee.
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LlyERrooL COTTON MARKET


The National lateIigcncer has al o-.j.
Gle in which the subject Of party names is
touched upon, and the "rePubiicanlsm - OF
the ma5arn democracy exhibited very
clearly. Ii IS very correctly remarked
that one Of tie man expedents on which
pol,,ica demagogues rely for ruling the
mass, Is tho employment Of party names.
BY the magic Of the term Democracy they
begul'e the simple into the support Of mea.
sures which Democracy would blush to
own This is theme on which we have
discoursed frequently, and every time wo
have considered 1t the impression has be-
cone stronger that the name assumed by
the party n power is their chief strength
and that, shotn Of this, half Of their Iutlu
ouce would be gone, Test them by then
primo pies, and what becomes OF their de-
mocyacg} And yet rally them TO the
polls, aud they declare themselves to be
The Observation-Disclosures Ga-ette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
TERRIBLE HAVOC f!
The New Orleans Della says

he New Orleans Della says
The destructive fire TO Which the divls
ION under Geo. Tny Tor vas exposed, whef
advancing on the encmy's forts, On tho
2lsl ul a, Monterey, may be gathered
from HE fate Of The gallant Ihifd Reg.
mcut
Soon aicr the umc when the order 10
advance was gwen, Mayor Lear in com.
mand Of the regiment al tie time got XII.
led
Capt Morris then assumed the com
mnud he TOO, shared ike fate Capt.
Bainbrldge vas next 10 lead he got Sc
yere.v wounded, aud had to re,itc. Byt.
MAJ. Barbour vas tie next 10 take CO.
maud he vas killed. Capt. Field !.
next, aud be wa- killed. A, HE cl e
The eng cement, Capt. Henry vas 10 CON.
mand Of what renamed II lie regiment,
which we're found to number, on hclug
mustered, II men, including the officers
aud tie fank aud hle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
Female Education.
To Parents and Guardians,

A SCHOOL for the Education Of Girls will be
IA opened at the residence OF The subscriber, on
Tie ID November, under tne charge Of Miss Jane
!. Chamberlain. Miss c, having formerly taught
IL tins county, il is only necessary 10 say, that
her qualifications as an Instructress are Of the
first order. The location is five miles north Of
Charlotte, distinguished for good health, aud in
peiphbnrhood remarkable for its religious and
moral cultivation, and only one and half miles
from Sugar Creek Church. 1t is intended that AT
this school, Girls shall have opportunity of
curing thorough education. Arrangements
huving been made 10 board any number Of pupils
the school will be strictly parental--the pupils
being always under the eye Of the lnstructress.
The following gentlemen have kindly consent
ed TO act as Trustees of the School.
Rev. r. IL. LArFERry, J. P. HENDERSON, Esq,
Il. l.. llurCmsoN, Esq, JAS A. HousroN, Esq,
Ira PARKs, Esq, Dr. J. Nj, GlLaER.
ISAAC s. ALEXANDER.
Ciaremont. MeekieRburg Co, 4
October l6, l5s6 Gti
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COST OF TUE WAR

The Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce, who has
evidently access TO sources ct information
mol open TO all states ~ one OF has receat
letters, that there has been recently
made a close calculation as 10 the future
cost OF the Mexican War, and 1t is found
to be five million a month" FOR the land
lorces alone, OF the suug ltl.e sum Of slN-
ly millions per auoum--lbout ten times as
much as all Mexico is worth. Indeed, We
doub. whether If she were TO give US two
or three hundred millions to take her into
the Uaon, the bargain would DOT be u bad
one.-Rtchm1ad Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
FATAL ACCIDENT.

4 friend has furnished Us with an account
Of most melancholy accident which hap.
pcncd 10 Stokes county on the l5lh inst
Abram and Hampton Nauhoy, two broth.
ers, started ont early IN the morolng to hunt
turkeys. They went but a short distance
before they separated and after searching
for game for some time, approached with
10 sbootlug,distance Of escn other, iaa deGse
forest closely filed wiki uudcrgrow h,
when the latter, hearing something stirring
N the leaves, and family discovering Il
moving object, which he took to be Iur-
key, Immediately IeveIled his gun, aud fired
at ,t,-when, to his horror, he heard the
diving shrek Of his brothe. and on running
to the place, he found him hteless corpse
The rife bal entered his head just above
one car and came out at the other. The de-
ceased was about 80 years OF age, and has
left a young wife and two or three children
To mourn his loss. - Greensboro Patriot
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RELIC OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.

We were a day % tno since shown the
Spurs worn by the British Col. Ferguson,
when he fell at the Battle OF King $ Noun
tain. They are of solid silver, British
manufacture of course, and besides vaua.
BILE us a trophy, are still considered fine
They are now the property of J. I. Alex,
ander, ESD, whose sons have made them do
service at several of our plain Republican
Muslers and Reviews. - LiRcoln Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
CONNECTICUT.

The result Of the town elections in this
State - aighly gratifying. The Ways
have gaIaod clghttowns nett, and have tied
xix towns which we're D. lnocrsuc llst
year. The whole number Of towns in the
State is "A; Of these we have heard from
100. The Wings have been successful 10
81, and 10 8 The Board is divided.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
INTENDED ATTACK ON TAMPlCO AM
81 JUAN D'ULL0A.

4 slip from the office Of the Savannah
Republican of Friday, says:
Lieut.. Berrymau, the galan, officer
Who behaved 50 nobly at the loss Of tie
TruNon, Oh 'Iuspau, passed through THIS
Guy on "Wednesday night ast, as bearer d
dispatches from the squadron at Nefa
Cruz 10 The government at Washington.
We learn from a gentleman "hoconyersed
With Lieutenant Bergman on The cars,
thu, il has Dceu determined to attack Vera
Cruz on Tie land side by ~ expedition
from fau'pco, that the ha,suus Of the
stars and stripes IN the city vii be tie
.tgna !ur an nJaek by the squadron upon
the Castle Of San Juan - Ulioa, Tbs is
the only way II which The Castle can be
taken, aad the obtaining possession Of That
poiat IS deemed necessary t. eud the war.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
BADLY MANAGED.

The following eXtfsct OF a letter give:
souie account Of Marshol's regiment from
kentucky. THIS regimen! vas first or
Jered To jHn Gen. Wool, and after a two
months journey through Arkansas and
Texas, under tho burning rays Of sum,
mer's sun, they arc halted al Victoria 10
lhe md., Of the sicky season and IN a We.
+, unhealthy location, aud there ordered
70 remain until they shall have received
orders from Geo. ray Tor, to whose com.
m,nd, i, appears, they are nov destined.
Tho consequence has been that foar hun.
dr,d arc reported 10 Be or me nck hst. -
thus NC fear, is not he only case OF SUI.
l.ung caused by the laundering Of the a.
teuls Of the government
Disease has Increased 10 our camp
slJmngIy since our ARRIVAL here. Yes.
lerday the Surgeon reported 100 new cases
10 hospital. Many d our BOYS look chap.
ialcu 81 tins Sudden reverse Il our condt
ion, but the Commander aud the surgeons
seem to recognise The change Us ore they
had exp, cted, aud u feel 40 great degree
Il fear for The result, hope by the next
lrllrr ntite 70 give you an account OF IN.
proving health Ia he regiment. You
ought to see tie bows. Their condition is
a teproach to the Government They are
blfcloo,ed, and sumo 81 them literally
rittout brooches, may without hats and
coats. but they stand up as i they were
dressed % Impetla purple. The Govern.
meat IS 10 debt to TINS regiment this day
$4,000 -lt has received NJ pay whatever
aad though paynasiefs pass aud rePass, 1t
hath seen 10 slgns Of payment loonS
ntn 0f education and intelligence, used
@ the luSuues Of private life, are BY this
neglect absolutely turned NAKED IN tritd
country and exposed to the climate and sui.
ieHng from the weather, without any care
Tor lhcir condition Oh The part Of The GOV
efnmcnt they serve. They would fase
row pretty quickly, hu' that they respect,
TOO highly The loel.ass Of Their own officers
II place them Ia an awkward position by
drawing down on them the d,-p.easgtc OF
The War Department
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
NEW AND vALrABLE DISCOVERY

NEW AND VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
We noticed yesterday the discovery OF
a new preparation by Dr. Morton which
IS intended 10 alleviate The sutienngs OF
those who are forced 20 undergo painful
operations IN surgery and dentistry, as well
as 10 facilitate the work of operators, The
effect OF this new discovery is to throw
tho patient into a state of lusenslbIlty, aud
while unconcious any operation can be
performed without occaslonlng pam. we
are told by gentleman of the highest re-
spectablity that he witnessed an expert
ment of the use Of this most extraordina'
~ discovery at the rooms OF Dr. Morton
one evening this week, An liberated
tooth was extracted from tho mouth OF at
individual without giving him the slight
est pain. He was put into kind OF SIeeT
by lnhaIing portion of this preparation
the effects of which lasted for about three
quarters of minute, just long enough tC
extract tho tooth. This discovery is des
iiued to make great revolution IN the art
Of surgery and surgical dentistry Dos
! Ton TrdrScrtPt.
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COLUMBIA. OCTonEp D.


OUR MARkET.-Tho Cotton Market has
been we'll supplied for the last week, but the pr.
cos are but tee5ly sustained. Great duness pre-.
vllls, IN consequence OF tho non arrival Of later
intelligence tfon E.sopo. To day, scarcely any
Cottos a.. riug over cents. No change OF
eoHseq as.-e 10 any other article Temperance
4 dr0rJte,
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MAJ. Gr.ham, I. :. A., has setoui from
Washington, bearing dispatches from the
President 10 Gen. Taylor, a, Monterey,
Mexico, directing hun to terminate the re-
cuut armtalc,, aud u GdrdaeC MAJ G..
passed through Wilmington on the 10Th,
Oh lbs way 10 Gen. Tayor's head quarters,
10 ali possible speed G5ten4bOro Pat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
CAMDEN orTnRER 81

COTTON.-Our market has bseu largely sup.
piled during the pas, week, and sales were readi.
" made at prices ranging rom , 10 Y!.-CaiE
den Journal,
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w We have received Gen. TayIor's
Dispatches but as We gayo (lIl account
81 The battles We deemed il unnecessary o
publish them. We however give bis lot
q. the killed aud wounded because i seems
TO be more complete than tho oao publish.
81, Several OF the officers we're from
North Carolina.
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kILL n

- lufanltv -Breyct lst Lieutenant j.
S Woods serving ~uh l.l Inlantry.l
81 lnf.nfy -.C,platn l.. y. Morris,
Captain g. I. Field Breycl Mayor 7. y.
BubgGr, III L,cu, aul ADJ ID. 5. lr.
An; 81 Lieut. X. IIazIiu.
{ la(.u,ry-ls, Lieut. ani Ait c.
ll1skins.
: Infantry Capt. II. Mckayott.
Maryland aud Washington Battalion
Volunteers Lieut. Col. ". II. Watson,
VOLUNTEER DIVISION
OHIO Reslment-l,t Lieut. VI lIeut.
tennessee Regiment Caplaia ". 3.
Allen, Lieut.. 5. VI. Putnam.
WOUNDED.
Corps Of Eogincets-Brcyet Major J.
h. T. Mansfield, slightly.
Corp, u Typographical Engineers
C'paJn ". G.. Williams IN hands OF the
enemy.)
| tuinlry Brcyet Major J, /" Aber.
erombIc, Slightly; Capt J. II. Lamqtte
severely, LIST Lieut., J. {. ferret, IN hands
Of the enemy, "a Lieut.. X. Diwotth SC,
torely.
, In(autty -Major W. W, Lear, SO
vercly, Captain Bnlnbndgc, slightly.
lnflntfy-lsl Lieut., K. II. Graham
severely.
lotantry -lt Lieut.. y b. Resell
Guilty.
Infantry "a Lieut. J. II. Potter SC
we're.
sIahnry Lieut.. 6 60, Wainwright
severely.
VOLUNTEER DIVISION.
General staff. MAJ, General W. o
Bnlor slightly.
Ohio regimenI.--Col. A. NJ Mitchell
slightly, Captain James George, slightly
Lieut.. and Adutnnt A. w. Armstrong
very severely, list Lieut.. +. Niles severe
W. IsI Lieut.. l.. Motter. slightly.
,, Nlsslssippi regiment.--Lleut Col. A
H. McCluug severely Capt. r. \. Down
,0g slightly; LIST Lieut.. II. +. Cook, slight
y I'd Lieutenant b. X. Arthur, slightly
DIVISION OF TEXAS MOUNTED VOL
UNTEERS.
LIST regiment Captain X. A. Gillespie
moflally. Diod since.
W. We wonder # the Editor Of tho Jo
'a''onan has received any returns froI
"' Pennsylvania Election yet.
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Tie Markets.
REMARKS.

COTTON se!ls at 9! a .: Flour ST . -
Com 80 -. Wheat 80, Bacon Z 5! Not
much produce coming 10 market Fayeaseai.
OlseLser.
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: aluable Lands
AND
H'hE1 lH,ErrsE tPnS9SS

FOR SALE.
HEERSONS DESTROYS of embarklng in the Gold
d Mnn@ business have now tic most favor.
able opportunity to obtain bargains ever offer, i
in this country. The valuable Mining Lands
heretofore in controversy between Davidson and
Erwin arh Films, have beeu settled by c0mPro-
mise, and are nov Offered for sale the most
accommodating terms. The lands are in the
ueghborlood Of Charlotte, and are as fellows
THE DUNN NINE TRACT.
.fh.C0HdcF Mime ErHCf,
WILLIAMS MINING TRACT.
And other Tracts, all known to be the richest in
this region of country, they have all been
worked, more or less, Updoubed titles can be
made, On the payment OF a certain portion OF the
purchasc MONEY. Particulars can be ascertained
on sppl cation 20 q. W. Caldwell in Charlotte,
Ootobf 80, 1916. All