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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
EyEMpLl.ARY puNIs lMHNrs.

We read IN HE Buffalo Commercial i
few days sinre police arronni Of All oni.
rage committed in Buffalo last summer.
The circumstances. y They appeared On
the examination. As near rs we ran rteul-
leri Them. were - follows: During ihe
summer stranger employed cab.man 10
convey him from about The centre of lie
CRY IL The steamboat landing-ihe dls.
iance heing some quarter nf i mile. De.
fure rearlling lie landing lie cab-man
stopped. SAYING he could 90 no further,
and invited lls passenger 10 leave The cab
and pay his fare. In reply 10 lie inquiry
a. Ia l,nw much lie shonld pay. lie WIS
Told -. This lie refused 10 give. and
therefore lhe cah.man. assls ed hy another
ruilan. sci npOn him, knorked him down.
and beat him unlil The stranger consented
IL paw the IS. in or,.er 10 save his life.
This paid n.er. tie magnanimnus assistant
III thr rab-man demanded s. more OF tIe
stranger. FIR The assistance be had rendered
his friend: and The additional Is was paid
aver. The stranger male complaint a,
III. pnlire nilicc. and The assallants were
arrested. The record Of sentences al the
last term Of ihe Erie Cirrnii and Overland
Terminer. held las, week. will sInw INV
these worthless were dispo,ed 81 by a SEN
slhle jury and jul ronr:
1homes Iii; gsraid.-lIighway roh.
berry. State Prison irn years.
Livingston M,i!On.-IIlghway rob
bery. State Prison len years.
The Buffalo Commercial says: "Thc
sentence is severe one. hui II will be y
lesson tn the cab fraternity generally. az
many of them ARE Disposed To rob strangers,
in the way Of eslorlonate charges, at
least. il mol by open violence. n in the
ease Of these prisoners. II will be mnrh
safer fur llem To take only what the +" law
allows" orthey may progress until they
reach The point reached by Fitzgerald amt
Sheldon"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08

llr manrrr pim i,lrtl IN Tie C"h,,;,uri,.
wuhuuI inrruung lhr sNpfnss 81 r..l,n.
= puyFulinR. ln lhr iRiiialsry slrp. 4,
requires a lager nuu.iuer ~ lie nleu,by,s
bf lie Assembly snrall ) gpnsssli,n ,l,,.
ID lass lie amendment. The Gon.,..
ilonll mode ii rlIrrling This feIor,s veal.
ems lie question. = lliir lisr I.rrisla,,r.
masle d,,cs MI. aud tlsrrrlnre HE iai,sr !.
preIers.ie. Ii : believed illat lie snrr,,s
Of sllls measure vii be Pr"nnie.l IL II.
ing Submitted and solrd upon - nj .s..Ia.
lei question. ailhnul hiring rnnmr,rd
with any pillrr Constitutional ane,nl.
meni.
The election r. Ja.lges and Juslices IL
ihe peare by lie prnpies and for lenns
les than or life. are questions III l.on.
siilniinnal RETURN. whirh | rrrnmmsnd
10 lie favorable consideration 0f lie &c.
neral Assembly. There are other amend.
men.s ID The Constitution thar have 4.
llaried public attention. 10 which. I dnsh,
MOI. ynu will give lhat degree OF ran~ils.
ration whirh their importance demands.
lnronclnsiOn. permit me % remark Tia,
The General Assembly may rely upon M
hearty corporation in such measures as
may lend u The prosperity and happiness
ol The people III lie Stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Cherokee, whose arrival
At New York from CIlagres we annonnr-
ed ON Saturday, brought OH freight 81,
6SO.lO7 IN gold.
The dates from San Francisco are io
the l5lli November. The cholera has
heen raging with great severity al San
francisco. Sacramento, and other parts III
California The deaths nj the former
place averaged len 10 fifteen daily. They
occurred principally in The fI,hiesi paris
OF the city. Al Sacramento lie disease
was ahaiing. The deaths for The week
ending November 81 Al thai place were
l26. A great many deaths from cholera
had occurred on vessels between Sacra-
memo and San francisco.
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ltt4i, la, 20 is-t8t, ta',irH,l,tl l,iI
4ru, Iar,r &c n,sligi,'trHtr 81 Upiuiunj
hnl i.,- dr~u.d -rnllgmrn Ia - 81.
5ssi.,is5-zs4sl Ls- s,a~ rrasls Gee 90 - LAT
a. pTadrnse anal uissloin uanld permit.
Yea. A. far - the next man, @ naintaIn
ani defend tie hnssnr anil interest II
H. brin.sl STATE. lie was MT dispos-
III - la!l III. ,.rul,ie - saesp. ~ u III
~ 50 ANYTHING. herr n elsewhere. ii
induce li,ran - rrpo.r IN false security.
H. vas anxinus t. sleal honestly With
tie peGI,ls and uoi slsccise theme. lie
! desired That iaey saonid see all. and
at nn sic and sure ground.
| SIR. q. all hr was willing IL abide
~ liz sa.,.,pro.mi,s. aud hoped North
( asoli.sa anil al the States u.iilsl abide
bE n: hu' h. vas SINCERE in tlae opinlnn.
that rereal nj IT, fugitive slave Las,
81 mafrria! alteration in it. provisions,
Tnaid H. "a at II gross injustice aud
lad Faith. well calculated L. alarm the
Mhnis IT lie Slate Staies. desireN ,hrir
confidence IN tie huaessy aud fair pur-
pnse> - thc STAIRS enRsarrin- in such
repeal ar alteration, aud produce saeh
alienation and ,lis,rnst. - would render
the further maintenance ut MON very
difficult. il nnt Giterl. impossible. This
In desired the Assembly to saE u Tie
nan-slageholllng States.
Should this Law b. repealed, h. feared
the dread alternative had came. lie
relied much On the influence Of patri-
s"ile MON mem al the North u avert
II. liz did nni court. or wish tn pro-
woke n. lint whea The iinnnr. welfare
aud happiness ri North Carolina de-
man,lrd resistance. he must have great
y degcnerate,l from the spirit 81 his
fathers, whose blond stained revolution
airy soil, aud mhnse bones lie mingled
with the carth--uace shaken hy the
charge 1T British sqaa,lronS: il he was
not fund side by side hy the true friends
of Southern freedom when that das ol
trial shall come. lie did not wish To
be forced hy resolutions snlcmnly pas
scd here hs men under oath Ia support
the Constitution ol the Union, To say 10
his constituents. when ealld To the field
nj blond, 3" whip IL You can, but il Won
are defeated, yuu are protected in
Court hy tbc plea Of seefsSion." lie
desired ta hr left free 10 exliort them to
do all that their liberty and Snuthcn
hnnor demanded At their hands, and to
rely Iar success al a just cause, their
own strength, and the blessings ola wise
and iu,; Providence. i
And in conclusion. he would he per-
mitted tn say, that although he repre-
scented county uainstls s,igmatized,
hv reason Of the peculiar opinions of
tfm, and in which North Carolina Mi
litia lost character in the Revolution,
thut not from Euillord men, WIN alone,
saws history, stood their ground, and
died upon the ground,) there would
b. numbered in the last breach aud final
Struggle for the rights ana, pri, i!cgc> oi
pur own beloved Stale, rs may true men
from GuilIord, a. from any sister C0un-
", in this or any other State. 7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08

Assembly Of North Carolina, the lst day Of
January, 1851.
Sc,iafors and
Members Of The House of Commons.
Impressed with i deep sense Of graft
Jude 10 my fellow citizens. enter upon The
duties Of the station IL which their kind par.
TALLY has called me. with the earnest in
vocation IL Almighty God so to direct nv
official conduct a 10 promote lie welfare,
the prosperity. and The happiness Of The
State. The duties Of The Executive. al
all times delicate aud ponsible. are mag
nliietl by the Importance Of the crisis; and
] should approach the fearful task assign.
ID me with greater reluctance. were i, no.
for The ilel thai find myself surrounded
By the Legislative authority &c The State.
confded 10 gentlemen whose wisdom aud
patriotism. doubt mol, will be found equal
10 the emergency.
The misguided fana,icism nf Abolition.
lists al the North threatens the overthrow
Of the Constitution and lie dissolution OF
the Umon. The Slavery question is one
Of mompnlous importance 10 The Southern
States of the Confcler1cv, involving an
Incalrplable amount OF properly, as well
as The domestic peace and security Of our
people. In the formation Of the federal
Constitution The institution of Slavery
was recognised and provided for III man.
ner jnsl AMI satisfactory 10 all The States.
Subsequently, this question deeply agita-
tel the country. AMI The Sbmih made con-
cessions 10 the North and submitted 10
the Missouri compromise, wiillthe assur-
ance and expectation Thai This exciting ele-
ment e political strife wa 10 be forever
put 10 rest. After availing herselfof all the
advantages delisrtlunder that compromise.
the Narih urged rxnr,ilanl demands.
which lei 10 the enactment of the series at
compromise measures passed by The pre-
sent Congress, hy which the Soaih lost
important rights by again making conres-
sions 10 the North. The North, having
availed herself Of all The advantages under
this compromise, does no, cease TO agitate
The subject; and now threatens 10 repeal
the only one Of The measures which enured
10 The benefit Of The South. accompanied,
IN many instances, bv violent threats TO
disregard The Constitution and The laws,
and 10 Iorcibly resist their execution.
We have moi heen Indifferent TO The en-.
croachmenls that have been made on our
rights, vel we have patiently suffered
them with The hope they would mol be
again renewed. We now have just cause
10 fear that this hope was Elusive. North
Carolina. one oil the last States 10 enter
The Caniederacy, yields 10 none Of her
sisters IN ardent attachment TO the Union.
She would regard IFS dissolution as an
awful calamity, which she would avoid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
FROM TEXAS.

We have accounts from Galveston 10
The 10Th December. The coolest weather
since 1888 has prevailed in Texas, The
thermometer being l5o below The freezing
point. II i thought the orange and lemon
trees have been killed. Tile Uniled States
Indian Commissioners had arrived. They
proceed 10 Austin, San Antonio, and I'll
Passo.
The Legislature of the Stale of Texas
has adjourned. They did moi pass any
acl dlspo.ing of The SlO,OO0,OoO. A law
has been passed directing The election Of
the Chief Justice and The Associate Jus
iires by The. people. Ligh,-Ilouses. con-
s'rucied on iron screw-piles. are about 10
DC erected oil Galveston bar, oil Pass
Casallo, and al BRACES Santiago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
Loss of the Steamer South America.


The steamer South .4merica, Capt.
logan. from Cincinnati for New Orleans,
with inll cargo of flour. whisky. bacon.
lard. de-. and about Two hundred passcn.
gers, including one hundred and five Uni-
'eu slales recruits. from Newport Barracks.
'o"h IRE ~ The wood rack. alongside u
me boilers. on the afternoon of'ihe l6
instant, when near Morgan's Bend. about
illaPen miles above Bayou Sara. The
piiot ~ once run her INTO tho bank. but,
by The time the boat struck The bluff. the
ilre had envcloped her, driving The pas
sengers AMI crew aft. and aiIording no OH
er means Of escape Than by The yawlboa'.
Some thirty or forty lives were lost.
The cabin passengers, ihirly-iwo in mum.
Der, were all saved, with The exception d
Mrs. logan. The engineers wife.
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF
GOV, REID,

Delivered before The two Houses Of tho General
Assembly Of North Carolina, the Isl day Of
January, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

CugE FOR BELLowsED lloRsE Some
lew weeks since, being oyer,aken by Sc
we're thunderstorm on my way home took
refuge under shelter where were assem-
bled several gentlemen from the same
cause. One q the gentlemen thus accosi-
ed me: ''wlly ID you not cure your horse Of
The beilows!'
"Fer the very reason that cannot" J
replied.
"Well, stranger said be, "aien nm al
home cure all such cases aud warruni
them III ten dollars head; 81, as am d
long way from homo, aud your horse is d
valuable one, ! will tel! you how sou can
cure him eliectually ia a few days. In the
first place" says be, "gisc your horse salts
in his water for three mornings in success.
sion; after that, pound up pieco Of blue
stone about tic sizo 81 cI4inquepin, and
mia ], with wet rooaI; give him Tho same
'or ten consecutive mornings, feeding raih
er lightly Ter those ten days; and, II he Is
no. well al The end Of the ten days, | will
give you mi bead"
| have tried the remedy, and il has
wrought perfect cure. and now give Il Il
the readers OF the Enquirer, that they tnay
save their len dollars too. Columbus En-
quirer.
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10 yyHEA1, GROWERS or CEN
TRIAL E0yEA.

" Vic subscribers ore on hand with Blank Or
l. iers for AfcCorinick's Patent Virginia Reap
ets for the harvest Of 1851, and ready to supply
the wants of all in that line in offering the above
Reaper 10 the public, we have only 10 add that
We do not have 10 resort to hired puifs nor bor-
rowed certificates 10 recommend il, as is the case
with many other Harvesting Machines, but mere
y offer il on its own merits; knowing that from
the general satisfaction given wherever they have
been introduced, they win eventually supercede
all others OF the kind, (Which in fact but i'm
perfect limitations OF the genuine Mccormick
Reaper.) Some have even yentGred so far as ia-
aiing; that the original PateAtee has seen lit 10
appeal 10 the strong OF the law to protect his
own rights, and al the same time secure to the
farmer a Machine every way wotthy OF their con-
hdence. Among those against whom legal pro-
ceedngs have been instituted are the firm Of Sey
mour & Morgan Q! n. X, who notwithstanding
The writs OF injunction prohibiting their making,
selling or useing their Machines in any way, are
still endeayoring by getting great way from
gas to effect what they cannot accomplish where
they are better known; namely, sale for their
Machines. For further particulars on this sub
ject see McCormick's large handbils, which in
stead Of being filed with certificates and recon-
nlendations with fictitious names attached, con-
tain facts equally interesting and important to
Farmers that wish 10 consult their own interests
Enquire for blank orders at all OF the principal
places throughout the country.
A. ]. HYDE, Pleasant Valley, Scott CO.
c. G. ALiGaD, Long Grove, :. :.
April II, 1851. .Igeats
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- ~ gsxss Il sssNsN ssMf4ysAssAus ~Nsy.kSr
80 s..... 49, slJS N ~ - ! !
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

fIHIE prcprietors OF the above establishment
i would call the attention oil Milwrights anu
Aiiis-owners, with others that may want Ma
chinery to The fact that they ready 10 contract
Tor the various Kinds oi work 10 he manufactured
AZ tl.eir establishment, VIZ
Mill Gearing for ilour and Saw Mills. Hoist
iug and lighter screws; Reaction Water Wheels
OF different kinds. Horse powers, Th.eshers and
SeparatoIs. Fsnning Mill, Corn Shelter, Flow
and Cal,Natof Castings. Wagon hubs, Arms
and boxes crates for windows, ravelnents and
.pa,iors. Fronts for Store aud Ware houses, col
nmns plain 81 latod square Or round Boat and
Min Engines, large or small, hefi4ontal or up
right, slide or lever cut OIL Blaeksmithiug and
finishing aud in fact every thing ordered in oul
Inc. OF Iron, Brass, Composition IL Babbit metal
Oar patterns will be all new and Millwrights
ordering machinery can have il made in the iates
and best style.
We do notiatend to be surpassed by any estab
Iishment for neatness OF proportion or strength
and durability. Care and experience will be ex
eTcised in selecting, mixing and smelling OF net
ais TO make il satisfactory to the purchaser and
eTeditable TO the manufacturer.
LIE CLAIRE, DAVENPORT s. co.
Davenport, March 9th, 1861. 2a-ly
N. b. We have good second hand lever En-
CINE for sale at bargain, large enough to prope
a small boat or 3 run Of burrs. L., ID. 4 CO.
G-The Dubuque Tribune, Iowa City Renor
Ter and st. Paul Pioneer will copy to the amour
of So and send bills to this office; send paper con
tanning advertisement TO advertisers.
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REPRESENTATIONS.
ny euAs. xAckAr.

= fo,s,n. with smiling face,
Strews roses on your way,
When shai, ws sioop 70 PICK them up
Ta.dav. ~ iese, to-day.
NJ sho.,la shs iro~n with lace Of care
And talk ol coming sorrow,
When shall We s's.' $500
fo."to'so', ~ :
II those who've wronsed as o"a shsif saat
And kindly pity pray,
When shall We listen and io'sSe
2o-,iap, my lore. to-dag'
Eut If stern Justice urge fab'ks.
And warmth from memory borrow
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d. SANFORD.
nYsUSssaSs,E, AND (sKOCExs:

A 4 the Old Stand on Front street, Davenport,
IA Iowa has laid in full assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, Fruits, Spices,
Oils, Pants, &c, for tho season, comprising al
mos. every article IN the line. Among which
arc the following, viz:
All ar. Jasnass Medicine, Hungarian Balsam,
Wis.ar's balsam wild Cherry, Pam Extractor
Townsendss sarsapariila, Eaersun's pills,
Indian vegetable tonc, Linaments oi all kinds
Moiiat's Phoenix hitters, Jasnes, hoitats,
Braggs, Brandfelhs, Wrights, Smith,; Peters
Lees, i'orters and C!eveands pills;
Hayes Linamont for piles,
upham's p.lo Elect1ary:
Black and Cayenne pepper, Allspiee, Cloves,
Mace, Nutncgs, Cinnamon, Race,
w I and Gtound Ginger, saieratus, sal soda,
Alum, Copperas, sali petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisins, Figs, pfunes, Currants, Tamarinds,
Ciron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Iisspa and black Teas,
Goldfish, Macherel, smoked herring,
Tobacco, segars, snuff, and pipes, all kinds:
Liverpool blown, ground alum, Turks Island
and table salts, paints, oils, turpenllne, varnisi
les brushes, glass, putty, nails, eoIdae, tines ane
sacking twinc; gunpowder, shot, lead and per
cnssion Caps, indigo, Maddor, leSWooa, iustlc
red wood, anna,ta, &c.
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old lava,
Rio and uasanua Coiioe, Rice, Tapoca,
Pearl sage, arrow root, pearl barley,
Vcrmcela, soda, butter and sweet crackers
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clarified and
N. o. sugars, Golden and n. Q. syrups,
s. II. and N. o. Molasses,
Old Otard and Ssignet,o brandy, port,
MADEIRA, sweet Malaga and Glare, Wines,
Holland md Baltimore Gin, Jamaica Rum
and Old Monongahcla whiskey, for Medical
purposes
Abscynih, Alcohol, cider vinegar and lime
Juice. sperm, s,ar and lalIow Candies, CASTLE
Resin, Almond, Windsorand other soaps, candies
ass'd., Wistar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts, VIII.
ting and letter paper, black, blue and red Ink
superior steel pens, quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil nuts, iiiber;s and hazlenuts,
pen and pocket knives, razors, scissors, poke!
books, wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs,
assorted violin string hair brushes, &c &c.
Tie above with at least 500 different articles
not enumerated are all warranted OF the best
quality, and will be sold as low as al any store
in the country. Cash or goods will be paid for
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
flaxsced, &c.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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ltt4tls RAtos may ~, lD1S.
To DIR. II. i. Myer, Dear Sir: The success
OF your preparation OF Safsaparila, Wild Cherry
and Dandelion in our HelghnorhooI, is astonis,i-
ing. have never met with al article tha: has
made SO decided and permanent an impression.
II IS absolutely impossible 10 recommend II iii too
strong terms. itiuiiiis every promise, and is, by
all odds, the very best article have had III Inv
store. Our first citizens take II, and in dozens oi
cases il has performed most remarkable cures,
and in many cases oi il, lose in ms otsn family
II has produced Ito best effects In gravel OF
years standing, teeeTs, disorders OF the kidneys
affections Of the lungs, Sc, can recommend
from my own observation with safety, and rec.
ommena no ether. Our sales are "a rapid gs YOU
can wish. am now entirely out, with calls con
stantly for more. Oar hes; ply slcians have rec
ommended It, and from every appearance, ii buds
fair TO suppant every article 10 the market.
can dispose OF aliaost aay amount. Please for
ward me three or ioGs gross as quick as possible
on receipt OF this, and o5lise,
Your ubedltut servant,
+. II. BOYER, Druggist
Nav 9Th. 1851. 35-6m
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4 SCENE IN AN AICl TON ROOM.

Siroii;ng though the city Of C,
stepped iuto an Aaeiiea Room To see wha'
bargains were to DO had. The .Auetieaoer
was upon the stand With a piece ol cali
90
Eight cents yard? Who says ten?
I'll give you ten,' says an old lady.
'Gpiag at ten! going gono. Yours
Madam; walk ~ and settle
i tiil DOL hp Tor ~ exclaimed tho old
ads addressed
We'll ilank persons aet T. bid, Il They
lon want an article. ,oplied thc auction.
ger. Gong then a, eight. who says more
dian eighip
Niue cents BID IN old gent opposite as
Nine, nlae.- aha SAYS ten! gong q,
nine saius, ganes Yours, sir !, Cash takes
HI y, niue ,enisn
4 dida't bid, says tho old gentleman.
Fl don, want j, would'a, give you i've cents
Tor the whole piece
(aaefioaeer getting a.ati -"il any one
bids again, they will have to take the arti'
Gle or GO, iu,o lroubie--t 1aro!1ias doua
aagrilg nc piece Of calico,) give me
something else All, gentlemen, here is a
fiac piece of diaper. VIVA, can get ior
tha,l- what DO | here?--ansthing you
please
III star, |, =, iise! Ten, says analh-
err Twelve aud a half SAYS third =
Thirteen cries an old lady Fourteen,
Fifteen from several voices.
Fifteen | am offered .-ii;teen.-- done a,
iifteen.-can't dwell--going! go-i =
GONE! Yours sir?--step up, whoever bid.
No enc came IN. AL eyes staring il
various paris b. the room
'Gone. then at ioalteen.-yourss sir
walk up.'
Ba, The bidder could mol DO made TO wall
up.
Thirteen, then; madam, You can have
il at your bid
4 did not bid; whit do you think wan
Of that eriicler
Here I'll take i, al lhirtcon,' exclaimed
voice nj the other side OF tho house, Al
eyes were turned in that direction, but n,
claiman, stepped forward.
who says they will take j, at thirteen!
4 do says an old iat.faccd farmer.
well. sir, walk up and take it
I'm afraid lis stolen gooisn says tue f4t
faced bidder.
The Auciioaeor. now quite mad, sprane
down, and was about collaring the old man
when person RICH, behind him cries
don, strike hm! i, was me lha, said you
stole it,
The Auciioneer turned round, when {
big dog, apparently right at his heels snap
ped and barkej mos, fariously. With .
sudden spring upon bis counter, he ordered
the crowd 10 leave. An acquaintance Al
our elbow, no longer able TO contain him.
sell, burst into loud laugh, as a little gen
,eel man passed oat at the door, whom he
told Us was the sFAKR or SIvA,' tho Yea
triloluist - Madison tad,l IriJsss.