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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-23
Three days later from Europe.

The United States mail steamer Franklin arrived
at New York the 10Th inst, having sailed from
Havre on the It'll. She brings dates from Liverpool
to the 5th The sales of cotton in Liverpool for
the three days intervening since the departure of the
Cambria amounted to 1880 bales, including five
thousand bales on the fifth, at an advance of an
eighth of penny per pound, and an improved feel
ing had manifested itself in the manufacturing dis
tricts. Breadstufs firm and unchanged. Coffee was
sixpence lower. Carolina Rice l9s to 2os Naval
Stores unchanged
The Crystal Palace is still the great point of at
traction. On the 5th of May the admission fee was
reduced to five shilngs, and upon that day upwards
of 10000 persons visited the place, and 900 ster
ling were taken in at the door. Many season tick
cts being Sold and the receipts calculated
at $4,000 per diem.
The Ministry seem disposed to hold on notwith-
standing their defeat Mr. Hume's motion relative
to the income tax law. 1t is stated by some of the
German papers. that new effort is about to be made
by Hungary to regain her liberty Austria has de-
manded the Sultan to retain the fourteen Hungarian
refugees years longer The anniversary pro-
camation of the French Republic passed of without
any disturbance. A Carst conspiracy had been dis
covered by the Spanish authorities in Catalonia and
seven Of the conspirators shot The Dresden Con-
ferences had not terminated. The new law relative
to the press in Prussia is very severe. The insur-
rcction in Portugal was spreading, and Marshal
Saldanha had taken possession of Oporto which had
created considerable CONSERVATION in Lisbon; so
much So that it believed that the Queen would,
in all probability, abdicate the throne and proclaim
a Regency. A Spanish army was collecting on the
Portuguese frontier.
BANK OF FAYETTEvnLE.--The annual meeting of
Stockholders took place yesterday. The proposition
of the Legislature that the Bank should relinquish
the right to issue small notes. rejected. with on
ly one dissenting voice. The Board were authori-
zed to build a Banking House. Directors elected J
D. Starr, Jas Kyle, T. S. Lutterloh H. L. Myrover,
A. A. McKethan ]. w. Pearce, E. J. Lilly. Chas
Benbow, A. f. Hall. The present officers Will doubt
less be reelected, viz J. D. Starr, President; w.
Broadfoot. Cashier; H. Leete, Teller and Notary
Public: w G. Matthews. Discount Clerk: Alex. Me
Pherson, Deposite Clerk.-FayetteUMe Observer.
Who IS THE GREATEST STAKEHOLDER ?--We say
Great Britain with all her stiled sympathy for Free
dom with all her noisy professions against Servi
tude She holds millions upon millions in Slavery
Her slaves are of many kinds the slaves OF heI
Debt the slaves of her Factories the slaves of he
Mines the perishng slaves of her Cities; the crush
ed slaves of her Colonies the erouchins slaves OF
Military Establishment! Ard all these-her slaves
are white men, women. and children Think %
it. We who have been misled by British professions.
| Philadelphia PeaasytUaniaa
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o. My Some of the Federalist papers in this
State nominate FILLMORE for President. and GRAHAM
for Vice President. Marciful Moses, how they urll
be beaten
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-23

The SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAnRoAD.-Only
twenty-seren miles of this Road remain to be done
the track being now laid to within that distance of
Weldon 1t viii be finished in July.
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Bsg~A severe cold under which we have suffered
for the last week. and which has made reading or
writing labor, will, we hope, excuse any defects in
the present number of the Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-23

RATHER OBscURE.-The last number of the Will
mngton Herald in notice of our little controversy
with General SAUNDERS quotes the following lines,
FROM we think, Colerdges Christabe, applying the
words to the General and ourself
ssAlas, they had been friends in youth,
But whispering ton CUES poison TRUTH
This must have happened long ago, for we have
forgotten all about it. IF we are not much mistaken,
the General youth over thirty years before
the "venerable' of the Journal was born. The
year, and we did not then think him a gerry young
man.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-23

THEATRE.-This place Of amusement is still open
to good houses 1t is getting too hot, We presume
the season will close with Saturday night. They
played RICHARD Ill on Wednesday night We did
not much of it, but have heard it said that LIN
DEN played RICHARD better than most people had
expected. The Company is not suited to tragedy,
and should not attempt it. Miss DEER1NG acted her
part very well, as, indeed, she always does. Brown
immortalzed himself on Tuesday night the e Ma
ior," in {: Life in New York" ELLsLER, ADAM
Brock, in the play of CHARLES XII, was capital He
uses no clap-trap.
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North Carolina Ratlrnad.

The Board of Directors Of this Road met at Raleigh
on Monday the 18th instant, and continued in ses-
sion until Thursday. the 18th Full and elaborate
reports were received from the Chief Engineer and
his Assistants, and the Road located in accordance
with them. The Directors have ordered the Presi
dent and Chief Engineer to put the whole Road un-
der contract before the 9th of July reasonable
time allowed for commencing the work
From the report of the Engineer, which we give
in full it will be that the Road has been sur
veyed and located from the point of its connection
with the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad, which
will be mile and eighth south of Goldsboro' in
Wayne county, to Charlotte, in Mecklenburg coun-
ty. 1t will be 223 miles in length, and cost, with
locomotives and cars S., 405, 1872 The calculation
is for very slender supply of working machinery,
totally inadequate to the wants of Road 223 miles
in length. 1t is probable that the Road will cost
about four millions of dollars before it can be put in
operation.
The location is of course, by way of Raleigh pass
ing on the south side Of that city, the route most
favorable to the interests ofths place and Newbern.
From Raleigh it goes by way of Hillsboro, Green's
boro and Lexington to Salisbury, and from Saisbu-
ry to Chariot to- by the Concord route passing with
in mile of that village At Charlotte, it connects
with the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad.
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The cost of sweeping the streets of New York IS
100000 yearly.
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locomotive power The grades nowhere fifty feet nor
mile, and of five degrees detection adopted no r.
minimum, occur in but very few instances The lenrtb f
the Road is 223 miles. ON Vi
have estimated for single track with the condition re
the waste earth being disposed and the borrowed earth
by widening the cuts with view to double track the Road
bed to be formed of gravel other suitable material to tho
depth of foot and for supcrstructou with r rail of siy
y pounds to the yard The drains cuver are all to he
built of stone brick and the bridges to be on the
most substantial plans of arch bracng resting on the stone
abumcpts and every description of work
and durable any of similar kind in the country The
warehouses will be of wood
The whole of the Road this pan including enr
neerng expenses uperructon and land damages and ey
erythiHg appertaning the Road way will be So
In this estimate have endeavorcd to provide for every
possible contingency that arise Such increase of la
Dor and provisions unforeseen difficulties in sinking founda
tons and although the amount of each excavation has
ascerained by repeated behring's nearly the whole line,
light have been missed in examination have made
liberal allowance for that contingency ALSO that feel
every confidence in stating the above full and
cent to all expenditures for the items therein embra
ced and everything included except the locomotives
and coaches, and the shops for renewal and repairs.
The cost of the shop and fixtures bepu down at $780,
000 though the whole of this expenditure will not be
sary before the completion of the Road be spread
over two or three after the Road into operation
The number of locomotives and their trains depend of
entirely the of business, and may be in
to embrace in the original estimates and charge to capital
than barely sufficient the Road into operation
and with nconsderabe additions, through and
able it to do the business of the first With this resc
ton submit the following estimate, viz:
10 locomotives. at 81 800 .$75, 600
I2OU0
Baggage and mail cars. &c 1000. 1000
RurthcO carS
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street by the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Depot back of
the Female Seminary, and connects with the Middle and
Southern line near the Haywood road on the lands of Dr.
Cook.
1t appears from comparison of these lines, exhibedn
the accompanying table, that the South line is 1875 feet
shorter and that the cost of graduation and construction
SS less than the Middle lne and that in comparison
with the Northern line the length 2l75 feet and the cost
is as O29 in its favor The maximum grade
all lines the grade being rather of the Middle
ascending westward and about the both direc
tons the Northern line The curvature is also in favor Of
the South line compared with both of the other lines
A line also uniting the South and North lines
through street. which the distance
the South line 2750 feet, and the cost $255l1.
The cost distance and degree of curvature being all in ia
of the South line compelled in professional point
of vew give preference There other conside-
ratons however, which properly influence the Board
the proprety probably the necessity and obligation
of the Company put depot within the corporate limits
tons far as the grades of the Dad are the
Middle line while the South line the Road ascends with
uniform grade of 4 feet per mile past Raleigh upon which
the establishment of depot would be Objectionable on
of the difficulty stopping the descending and start
ing the ascending trains and this objection only be
wav be than by increasing the rate of ascent from
Walnut Creek which would operate against this ne but
grade would be in favor of the heavy tonnage would
still maintain its superiority the Middle line
Recurring again to the of the line at the
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad. would recommend the
establishment Depot Godsboro instead of at the
pont of connection of the Roadsr the that the
/ Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company having ware
houses already erected at Godsboro could without add
onal expense to Them give accommodations that would be
SAVING SECOND DIVISION.
After several trial lines Crabree creek which Is en-
miles from the division
line selected crossing at Mr.. Jere Morris thence
along the sopng ground drained into Cabtree to
Mr. Robert Witherspoons the ridge dividing the waters
of New Hope and Neue Rivers thence the line his
ridge departing from if only at place to maintain tho
general direction and at the time avoid the rasbed
hills which past leaving them half mile on the north
at trine expense encountered in embankng two
small branches of New Hope At Desarnes, ten miles east
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thus deceive the world. IL there are auy ,uca
uniortunate beings who are so oyer,ocked will.
gold let them give Il swsy. or even lend il. aud
you can borrow It, fellow eitisens. ii borro wing i
sleh privilege, and If they have more than ,ley
can lend, they NOR yoa DO rot wan, any more and
poorer kind Of money. But deny 10 any s,a,e
'he Constitutional power to create A bsnt srv
more than they eau coin specie The c,nstituti,n
.! the United States, urticle ls,, section trn,L
declares Expressly that uu state shall coin ,non.v
or emit bills Of credit o. make any th;nr bn,
god and SILVER coin tender in pavtn,n, 40
deois, aud TO do any of them is 20 SAP the fuun.
dA'ioh and destroy tie suprrstructue of-onr fed.
e'al government and we might as well have no
constitution OF Limit 10 the powers uf goyerrm,nt
thmg 50 mnca yglued aud so necessary 10 ,Ls
existence Of republican n.iitu,.on,, a. 10 h,,y.
one totally Disregard rs provisions Lcsislaturea
meat 'u and fellow citizens. near yo, MIN
you so violate the cunstituiua. SO attr,lv d;.r..
gard It as to set company o. men q, issuipv
bills Of credit or Gauk tllls. and tlni too wbcS
you hare suffered 90 Gl4c.l and so long bv ;,y
Come, hold On 4 little; stay the plueue, Il 3
worse than cholera or We: weather q
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vol. XI.-NO. A9.

the sane reason that the words "lunls and
totS, have been construed to mean the lands and
lots as subdIylded at the time Of the sale. the
WORD owner must be understood to.rcf.r 10 rhe
oEher at hat time. The act Of March 4. lS43.
was not designed to limit the right of pre- emp.
ton to different class Of persons, but sirnpy TO
a5rdge the time within which the improyernents
mus! have been made. II. as complainant insists
the tght O. pre.emptUn 10 lands and lots as sub.
divided al the passage oi the act Of ls43 became
absolutely fixed and vested by tha: act i. would
follow that the right would also be fixed and
vested ~ the then owner, and rs tine law makes
10 provision iur It's ran-t,r he alone could avail
himself ui It's benefits. We have however. giy
en- u different construction to the law. and are
disposed to hold, that the owner of the improve
!"eHlS at the time the lands are brought into
market has the right to mako the puichase--
some o'her questions Of minor Importance Were
raised on the argument, which il is not deelued
necessary to notice particularly.
he decree of the Cook county corr. Of Com.
mon Pleas viii be set aside and decree en,ercd
III th!s court, allowing the complainant 10 pur.
chase ut the aDprai.emcnt, alrof the lots included
IN blocks number hity.seycn aud fifty eight. o.
The same has been Laid of by said trstees, il
appearing :om the record that tie improve.
incnl- made by Scott previous to December
iSa3' extended upon sou.e part or all said lots :
oa' "s 1t was comp.ainants own fault, that he Gid
not make the purchase in September ls4S, and
as the audit allowed uIoa sa es made at that
time viii expire on the first Of September next
the complainant will now be required, to pay to
said trustees the full amount of the apprase.
ment Of said Io's, on or before the f~si dly Of
September 1851, and upon the receipt Of the
money the trustees vii! be required to execute
to tile complainant, conveyance for the same
IN case OF failure 10 pay for said lots within
the time Limited, the complainant will be forever
afterwards barred Of his right Of pre,empt.cu to
said lots
As the record does not show the appellants to
nave been at al IN fault, the appellee will be re
CURED to pay the costs both IN this court ard the
cou.. below.
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I E u q EeA IA a: IA "A va I.
Brunker's Rifle UanufaCtOrv.

7 & VIE subscriber having returned from the east
4 after visiting the ipalmauuiaclories he
n isnow prepared 10 manufacture the celebrn-
ted Increase or Canning Twist Rife, which he war
rants TO be- equal to any made IN this state or else
where. lie wIilaiso keep constantly on hand and
Tor sale n good assortment OF double and single bar
relied towung pieces, Powder Fi0sks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps aud asuperlor artl-
Gle OF Sporting Powder
AIkuis of objiuG in the gunsmith line done with
ncatness and despatch
shop on The east side of Columbus st, one door
soufLoi the Union House iune 22.tf
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TAILORING.

BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
=! and the people oirhe surrounding country, that
hh has now opened a shop ON his own nccount
one door south otHe Union Ho,sC,
where he intends 10 carry on the above business for
the present From his experience IN the business.
and long residence IN the town. he ilaitcrs himself
thathe has gained reputation for good workman
ship, that caunol be surIassrdin this meridian
Beng constantly IN receipt olthe newest styles,
the public can rely uponhayng thcirgarmcn,s
uPln the mos, fashionable manner, aud warranted
to ht
Cuttingdone ON shortnoticc Terms reasonable
bunWn, ApTI 26
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Dru 4 Qi9ts

Walker & Ujci,liug. D,g'ers iu Drgrg, llsdi.
riacs, Paints, O}s. Furnishes, Pltem lIrdi.
ciHsS, ilIss, Nc., Ottawa ID.
Hunter " Cayariy ,D,I'ers joD,pga Nrdirines
FIigi,, OTIS. Patent Rsijriasy TGrgisiis, Dgr-
StWS,Sr second store uyg,A o.G.c Ncns,onhcrse
Ouawa, III.
q L. Thompson, Del'rp DVre Patent Ncii.
caeS' Fal1iS; p's, IlrUsi'e, Dyc-sh8s, &c.
Between Cry IlotrlnnI Rrdd,cf'- block
81. Smith. D.ller in D,ugS Isdicincs Paints
Oas, D7e SUISSE. Sc, Newark, kauda.. couu-
tN.L.mOIs
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Banking in Illinois.

! 4Ht oH!E !t5IuHAIe IauCaOie, and natural way
Of obtaining wealth is By production. Trade
commerce, teaching and professional services are
all Production and are useful and valuable, and
constitute wealth so far rs they are wanted but
/ the world has generally been oyer-tocked even
/ to barhen, with these; but hc that secketh "a
/ be rlch without any Of these cOmeth not in by
! the door, but cllmheth up some other way. the
same is a thief and rnbbcr, and the ouly n,aui
tcstation of Divine dspieasure in personal cor.
{ Poreal punishment was for the art Of banking, or
money changing: John. 2-l5--nnd after over.
turning their tables, makiugT hanarupts Of them
according to the original definition Of the term
giving an example Of lynChiug for this atrocious
B practice he whipped them from their haunts, and
calls the place den Of thieves, (hoic bouorgJle =
/ would not such roturmey at this age. relieve
the world o: SacE.oad Of these teachers and
/ JI-pe! The mysterious Pllcnzy that rervadss the
minds oi bank dcyO.ees and wealth wor.Lippcr,
/ They are pleased with IA rattle, tichled with =
straw, While their pockets are gougeI gougsI
and cnpuird, and for the benefit Of the p;uf.ssel
, friends Of the dear people. whose brnevoleDce
and patriotism Is al! IN the future and all in pre.
tcuce aud pro'essuul Do you have money Of
any kind without buying. and Ifnoi. wlv no, buy
the reality and not the shadow if It /, eny
cheaper II is only because it il u: less value and
u our @C'F OF your produce o!nss any more Of
.n"r' "n,1n cannot Dc '"e case Tor Il the produ'
ee' o,,',s7 more '"e consumer must pay more, for
e'y'' u'' U"'N Is hot oO'@'med irom the bank at
d discount oG' oy gYhg collar toF COLLAR and the
',' "D' I,,'S az "'"' now then Is lie la
"'''' !" or ) l'eA''eu, S"' "no c"h give nm any
/ .-,'e''r w, d. ,UI, CANON ana IegerIema,rt md
WIZ tSs ""'' .'' o,h"'f iA%Kesi Oh, he wise
''" V'"e ,,'1'''' 10, ." Guy goa 'hat thon mayest
e.. ue 'I'l'' II you wiz U"'' IN g'!d let hne gold
lave our commence ana not give II or It's equiv.
'''' ~, o"'.N I'll "'u II any one 'e,!s you this
Jo'' a, go "'e" why sh'u!d tHey wrh to
'',, W. .i''n' ~ "v,e't"'o Il Inc s"ld is no
Deyt'' '' I''''' h'eP 'NT paper ana give YOU the
e." ou'" "o' oanN S"Sn'es iooH daggcrs
"' l"I 10. sG'n reasoning b9t are yon better
supP'e" "''' uo''S i.r al '"',' ""GW that 1t IN
',. 'e"'V' '"g qr""" o"' can U"e dG,O's be any
ut''y, p,.u N''y" Dto.' are increased sun more
~'.," ANS M"I "'' "'rS' pG '"e case i1r no
i'.n,s u " "N N'l' s'G.G7 from 'Ne b'nE without
~ ''0 .'-'''' Nv "'" "'l' 'iI"l>tu
'.'.' S'.'' ''"tc' H,'e
~ W '"' "" w." pay ''h 9oII"rs
WIN "''t ov'''' '"'u 'u can SIX W SIX I sure
y Tue case j. parallel one, tor no bank ever in.
creased the quantity Of money without increasing
the demand fr it still more. You only make
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.--.2 A New supply of @
az Cabinet Ware. n

We suJ,vilgrr would respectfully inform the
4 citizens of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
JustT"C"iE"O i.'-r assortment of Cabinet Funi-
'nr" from ST lomsauI Chicago. consisting ofcerl
rran,rr, and dining Tables, h.ds'.ads Of oil kinds.
such a,rouage Jenny Iiniani nicrmrnon bcdslcads;
cane, llnl, and wood -cat chair; BUREAUS looking
glasses picture frames and pictures in great yonr-
~, &c. all OF which he will se,,alayrry ,mail adj
vance ON the original cost and transportation
lie has muu" permanent arrangements with houses
bo'h iu 81. Louis and Chicago, to keep hls stock
constantly g,l.ruishel.
Alwork sjdby him is warranted lohc well made
ard as cheap a. can De houghran, where in the west
i-J-All kinds at custom work m h~ Inc done M
'hr >huucstuoties Collins krptuu hand and made
to order, and tuucm.saucudcd with hrar-c In
,rrmrut privileges n the Cemetery gwen at ; each
Ware house and shop ON La Sale stlectueal the
court house square, Ottawa, H.
maylO IDUV TiTHirT
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The Best Coal

RROuGHTinto the Ottawa mnrkc,isrowraise
- 10y Mr.. MARKS MORlARTY, who may at
all times be found at his residence near the cnnnI
hrdge, at the head Of Buffalo Rock. His bed is in
the same region where the famous Strawn CoaI" IS
raised ana Mr.. NJ challenges comparison with
that coal knowing his own taken all torrther.to be
better article As To the coal from most of the beds
around pttHwn, 1t ls positively not to be compared
with msi and yet Mr.. Moriariy engages to sell his
Goa as cheap AS, i cheaper than, any ofthe coal
denlCrsin this region
Teams always kept in readiness TO deliver conl,o
orueri or any number oiteans loaded at shor, no.
lce onnpp'yng at the residence of the subscriber
The attention Of Bldcksmjfhsis partculnrivcnIlrd
TO this coal MARKS NORJARTV
Buffalo Rock, aims below Ottawa Dec IA. 1850
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Storage s. forwor0inu.

J.. l.. Charruaud, Storage S Commission lIer.
riIvi-WIrehoI-s casis.ic Tie bridge Main
canal Ottawa, III. nov -
l." iIills, SDrdgc, FyrruiiHg and Commission
.Hsrrtli, Dc I!rr ~ dii kiuRs oi protare, Truc's
Warehouse, No.2, Siis-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
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New Meat Market,

EREMIAFI WOOD nfomshs friends and the
~ public lint he has Just opened a Meat Market MT
h- new building on the corner north of the Courr
House square. IN Orawa. where he will be happy 10
-uppya his friends and the public wIlhlhc choicc-t
OF everything IN the meat line Vegetables Of u D
kinds also kept on hand
No Market IN SVuRly. The shop will be kept
opruuu Saturday evening, bur closed on the Sab
bath scpt2ll 1850
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Stadden,S Mil,

THE subscriber would inform the public thn, the
l. above Miisin full ope ration once more and he
lsprepared to grind or exchange flour for whea, at
nllumes TO suit the customers; and with strict ater
ton to business, he hopes to saren par, Of the public
patronage. Farmers, please call and see US you
will always find the mrrs ready TO wal, on Won,
nigh, or day Cash paid iorwhent
DAYTON, Jan. Us 1oNlruIy grInnr y
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Horse ShOeing

nONE a, q. Bomards shop, superntended BY
- JoHN loorER
40 t,oD Prices at this shop Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at 81 %. Wagon making con
tinued at the same place, as usual Old friends and
customers, and new are invited to call and leave
their orders. dec z BARNARD.
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Ants are easily destroyed by pouring liz iih
into their sbodes, or by covering their hnur CAV
thick with sand, Also, itlalnp, mixed wkrsoN
rs placed IN ttelr way, they viii eat IL a
ness, and will be destroyed Camphor p.
capbaaris and drawers wll prevent then ut