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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-11
NEW ITEMS.

An old "llenry CLAY Wing dominates in
the r edmond Wing the lnllnaing ticket s.
Fur President, John ]. Criitendrn IL Ken.
lucky; for Wee President. Robert G. VIM
ihrnp. 81 Massachusetts,.
Gen. Walker has raised several ihousand
dollars AT Columbus. Miss, AID enlisted thir.
" men, 10 be ready 10 lave fr Nicaragua
about the lst al September.
john W. walcuii, Win was the herr Of the
t.riH corruption committee of late SESSION Of
Congress, has been sued by the creditors of
the $4,000 which he received from that firm
f"r the papo.r of influencing the passage Of
the tariff 81 1857. and which. a. is well sscer.
tsine ed, he kept IN his pocket.
LANCE REwARp.-Wm. Taylor. Esq, Of
Montgomery, Ala, offers a reward Of slO,
QUO for the apprehension of the murderer Of
his son, Abner Z. Taylor.
CoaaERcg ~ CmaRLEsroS.- the
fiscal year ending the sOth ult.. the exports
OF Charleston, :. c., amounted in value To
st6, 1896; Of which over sl5,OOn,O 900
were in cotton. and ssn4, SCI III breadstuffs.
The imports we're only s5Ss,7l2.
Hamilton Cllege has conferred the homo.
rary degree Of LII. ID. upon the lion. Daniel
Dickinson AMI Ex-Governor Seymour.
The town Of Beaufort and the new Hotel
at Carolina City are crowded with visitors
from every portion Of the State.
Il is stated that there is not county in
the United States that produces from her
own soil more wealth than Washington
county, Pennsylvania. In ordinary years
she sell. s25O,On0 worth of wool, $500, 900
wheat and Hour, s5OO, 900 coal. and $3.50, zoo
sheep and hogs. making to'al Of ~ 400, OtC
THg Two ENBRyD Crrgs. We learn
Says the Fayetteville Obser,er) that there
was large attendance at the sales Of Lot.
IN Carolina Cit, and Morehead t'ity, Oh
Beaufort Hurbor, last week. The Carolina
City Company sold about $4,000 worth o.
lots. and the Morehead City Company much
larger amount.
DIscovERy ~ An ANCIENT MsNuscRipT 81
rHg Ngw rEsrAngSr. is stated in an Ath
ems journal, that manuscript copy on parch
mcnt Of the Gospels 10 Greek, and bearing
the date 4sO, has recently been founl in th'
garrett Of house in that city. II is said 4
been in good preservation, and has been de
posted in the public library Of Athens.
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FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, August Q.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Gal
way on the 18th, arrived here at midnight.
President Pierce had arrived at Cadiz
and sailed for Marseilles. A serious gale
had occurred on the English coast, doing
considerable damage to the shipping.
Lord Lyndhurst had called for the cores
pondence with the United States on the right
Of search question. The Earl Of Maine sbury
replied that arrangements were in prepare
ton between the two countries which it was
calculated would settle the whole difficulty.
The Baron Rothschild took his seat in the
House OF Commons amidst loud cheers.
Accounts from India say that the heat
there is terrific, killing more Europeans than
are killed BY the enemy. 1t is hotter than
for twenty live years.
Letters from China say that the Allies had
experienced much loss in the capture OF the
Peho forts. The enemy also suffered Sc
yerely, and lost SO guns.
The Liverpool cotton morket closed dull.
The sales Of the last three days foot 5000
bales Breadstufs closed quiet. without
quotable change since the last report. Pro-
visions closed steady.
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sequels to the Walker Case.

Nsw yoRR, Jnl, ga suit was brought
to-day IN the Common Pleas. by onr harlrs
]. M'Dnnald. against rnmn.dore panlding.
in consequence af his seizure II William
WAlk,r and has followers 90 the coast 81 Nj
csragls. IN November, 1857. Il is to be iul-
lswe,l. il successful. by several others. The
plaintiff. MeDonsld, claims damages to the
amount u CSC, 400 --$30. QUO for ihr seizure
OF the steamer Charles Morgan. taken from
his possession By defendant. IN the harbur of
San Juan, 10 November, 1857, and $2O.0u0
Tor his own arrest aud detention as q prisoner.
Mrs. hye. McCoun aud Burw.Il are coun.
sci for The Commodore. The answer takes
the grannd that McDonsld had no right to
the boat; that the steamer was captured while
engaged IN an unlawful eipedition against
. nation with which our own was at peace, set
ON hot within the United States, in ,iolztion
Of the act II ongrr,s 81 1918. community
kn"wn as the neutrality act; also. that the
steamer was engaged ~ piratical cruise, and
thsse On board wrre antlsws.
A Psussisn Who gave in sumo evidence on
the subject. stated that alter Walker capt.
ulst,on at Ri.as. he visited McKee, as an
agent Vt Cunoniort--lhat ~h,lc there he nas
Supplied with funds l,om some snurcr. and
thai since the exploitation he has hrrn IN con-
slant correspondence with Gen. Walker.
sumo rich Developments may be expected as
the case proceeds.
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Poisonous AND UoLY RgPrILEs Few
DAYS SINCE, as bor of fruit from Palermo was
being openrd IN the fruit store Of Messrs.
Reed 4 Forbush. 81 Merchants rnw. a live
crniiprde ~ The mo-t senomnus class was dis
closrd TO view, and, after somewhat pro.
tracted chase sbont thu store. and am0.g bar
rrl- aud boxes. il was captured. AMI imine.
d,ately consigned Co battle filled with alco.
hoi, where IL sum expired. after manifest.
ing It's utter distaste for its treatment in a
variety Of contortions. Th. deadly poison
ou~repiile measured some six inches IN length,
aud has foriy-two distinct legs. each about
three fonrihs Of an inch lung. A living scor-
pion WAS discovered in the same box Of fruit,
and was consigned to the same liquid element
as its p.,i-anaus companion. -Bosfon Journal
A foolish girl 81 20 married ane of the
Sioux Chief rrrentlv. al Washington. When
she reached his prnceIy wigwam. she i"und
II mud howell occupied BY two other
wives
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The late action of our Government in send
ing out an armed naval force to Paragua. con-
sisting Of the Fulton and Harriet Lane, be-
sides three other vessels. proves conelusiyely
that matters are ass"ming decidedly IN i'm
portant and warlike shape. The expedition is
20 be under the command Of Captain Page,
who commanded the Water " itch when she
was tired inta from Port Itspira. on the river
Parsna. The appearance Of this menacing
squadron on the coast Of South America viii
doubtless bring the difficulty with paraguay
70 speedy issue-and il will also have q
Wholesome effect On other nations Of South
and Central America. They will learn that
the United States government are not TO be
trifled with. at least where weak maritime
States like themselves are eoncered. The
New York Herald asks. however. why our
government. which insists upon Paraguay
opening the river Parana TO the commerce
Of the world. and mainly Tar the benefit Of
Brazil. does not insist also that Brazil her.
self shall open the Amazon. far more i'm.
portant stream
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TREATMENT on WITNESSES The English
lortls IL the bench decided at Westminster,
about month ago. that il was principle Of
rommon law that councillor. in questioning a
witness, shnuid address him in ordinary tones
and in language Of respect. such as is employ
ri by nne gentleman IN conversation with All.
nther; that such lawyer has no right TO ques-
tian the private business or moral character 81
a witness. sny further than il Is apparent they
absolutely affect hi, reliability or touch the
case IN hand; aud that wines. is not bound
10 answer Questions put 10 him N an insult
ing Or bull-doggish manner. lfioreed 10 an.
r.er by the court. he will have his remedy IN
action for damages.
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EDITORS CERTIFICATE.

Guar Br oxroESATED BITTrns.
Burlington, VI, Nov IL. 1854.
Gentiemen-I Suffered for about year previous TO
last spring. from arrangement in The action Of the
heart, which like most others simila, afflicted sup.
posed 10 he organic DISEASE and having seen the
Orggenaied Bii'rs highly recommended for use ~
such cases procured and used single b1irle. with
entire success.
The dissgreeable symptoms speedily disappeared.
anil have had any recurrence Of them.
Being really Of opinion that this medicine is of m.
questionable value Tor Dyspepsis. lin which
opinion am happy % know that | agree with many
intelligent physiciins have hesitation 10 permit.
tug this cert hcae to he used 10 any way that will
promote ils more general use.
4. A. STANSBGRY,
Editor Of the Burlington Courier.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
WRAPPER.
Seth w. Fowle & Co. us Washington Street. BIOS.
ton. praprieiors. sold by their agents everywhere.
lrr For sale in liil-bofou. n by ]. T.. Webb & Co.
ia Greensboroueh h, Dr. T. ]. Patrick.
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THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD DISCOVERIES.

There can exist scarcely q rational doubt
u the fact that the world i 10 receive an.
uiher large accession OF gold irom one At last
IL the rivers shich are Among the sfilurnis
Of the olumbia. Whether or not this sh"nld
prove to be delusion. the immediate effect
must operate extensively 10 furnishing the
prescott supply 81 gold from California. The
large numbers which are leaving the ,lggings
there for the new gold fields on the No'lh
P4eifc, must reduce materially the Califur.
MIA product. Perhaps this may prove an
au-p,eious circumstance just after recovery
frnm 4 mnaryei resulsi.,n. and the release
~ the energies Of aur people from the lie.
pfessi.n with which they have been visited
since that event. IL their too elastic buoy.
aney Of spirit were nourished BY the sane
increase " golden treasures as before irnm
California, another stimulation and excite.
menl woulI lead tonver.aclion IN trade and
speculative investment generally, to be inI.
iawed again by reeail aud re,ul.inn. The
fr.zrr river discoveries will not be deyel.
aped as rapidly .. were the California dis.
ca,eries. Tor the climate Is not 50 prupitiuus
Cor uut-,lsor labor in the new as ia the older
digyings.
but the time must soon arrive. if the er.
peetatiuns of fertility in regard to the Frazer
river discoveries are resliIed, when anew, OF
rather prolonged. source Of disturbance, Iron
the changed relation " guild 70 labor AMI
comm .ditirs, must occur 10 derange values
Anoiher large emigration from Europe and
the United States will Iulluw, crestinga new
demand im Europ.aa manufactured and
Amrrican raw products on the Northern
shurYs 81 the Pacific and its tributaries. This
will give another general impulse 20 trad,
aud enterprise. which will be beneficial oI
not 10 proportion to the greater er less "a
piIity Of the momentum. Agradusl incrras,
~ the metals leading TO new distribution
81 p ,pulauon. IN a correspondent 'ati". vii
MT only open fresh sources of N ,terial com
fort aud prosperity. but. leading to SLOW
progressive change in peeunisry relations
be Of great general utility. II isin the rspi'
accumulation Of one Of these metals. .. 10 th'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-11

Crops IN lava and liiinai. are represent
ell IN . very unlssorable light By all the re.
cent letters we have received. The fllsw-
ing ga fair sample. except when written by
q professional ersaker:
!. Our cops 81 wheat 10 this State 50 far as
heard irom. have been a failsre. aud w,ll ~,
average oser Eve TO ten bu-hris per acre.
Uats. sls.. very pasr crop. The earn look.
well. Has been very vet weather. The
rivers aud stre4ms Keep high. Thrrs Is i Il
fcuIty 10 getting the wheat harvested. there
il ~ much rain"
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August II.
Public Sale Of Valuable Lands in
Guilfurd and Alamance.

4 WILL offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, on
Tuesday OF August County Coud oil GUiiiord coun-
ty, al Tie Coud House IN Grrensbopugh, ON a credit
VI sir months, valuable tract vi land lying IN said
couaty. the walters Of South Buffalo, al, inlng the
Lands u Peter Ciapp and ptneis, containing two hun
bred aud twenty-five arres, more less.
Also, one other tract Oh the waters Of AlamiDce.
adjoining The lands 81 DAVID ngold, Tobias May, aud
oInefs, containing iOily actes Of less.
On Monday Of Almanac County Coun, August
goth, the Court House III Graham. wi. sell 10 tue
highest bidder, that ysluahle mil the Big Ala.
naire. adjoining the lands Of Jacob Nerse ali others,
Couiang eight ucfes more o. less, aud known The
EphlaDJ Mills.
Also, one other tract Of land on the waters Of Big
Aamanre, adjoining The lands Vi Edwin ~. Holt. FOL.
y Heck and o'nefs, containing bundled IreSen
acres, HIme o. less.
Alsn, other tract Of land sdiccui 10 lie Town Of
Graham, Containing Two hainfed aud fifteen sgfes,
more % less. adj lnIng A. II. Boyd aud others, aud
kuosn - the Bnlry place.
Also, the store house aud IN the town Of Graham
nov occupied by Scott q Hunter.
Also, the HOUSES and nls now occupied by William
A. Holt Also, two % three other lots ~ the town u
UIaham.
And on TUESDAY the 9ist Of August. | will sell a
quanlliy Of personal property, amOng other liinss
valuable Derrick aud appurlrnsncrs, with great many
DINER articles too tedious mention Purchasers will ID
well 10 attend, a. the property must be sold, aud bar
gains may be expected.
THOMAS WEBB,
Trustee 81 J. $. Holi.
August g.
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The French physicians are at present much
interested 10 = nrw trestmrnt fW eansump.
tias. introduced ny DE-. J. p. Churchill, an
Aneric N physeian IN Paris. DE-. harchil's
theory ~ consumption Is that u u using ~
AZ undue waste ur an insufficient supply II
phosphorus ~ the system. To supply THIS
want he administer. the hyp"plasphaies 81
lime aud ala. 10 doses of lrum i've 10 twenty
gram. daily in ANAL quantity NJ ssretened
water. IN paper read BY him brla,e the
A .adrmy IL Medicine al Paris he gave an
sremnt ~ larty."ne cases treated IN this way
with success.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouSTY.

Ia Rquity-siareh Term. 1855.
William g. Bowers aud viie. Vs. Edmund 3tudaisk
anil others.
Original BW.
IT appearing isihe Satisfaction af ihe Court that lien.
~ x. MHhersponn. I,hn W. Meluwril. Charles
MeUoasll. Susan McDespl. May Mruo~sll Ssly
NcUoWsll. William Mcdowell. Fr,lcisk Mcdowell.
DJugiass McDosrll John Mnherspotn and David
Mhhefsp1on, are moi residents 81 The stale II North
Carulins: II u therefore ordered ny br GuuH that
publication be made IL the llllsTonsh Recorder Tor
siI successive weeks modifying said defendants 70 appear
The neii term Of this Court 10 he hei 81 The Cour,
House IN lill-botoueh. on The Second MONDAY Of sep
ienhetne1i and then and there 10 snswef plead OF Ne.
mut Judgment pro Will he tsken agtnstihem
sni the rasr sci duwn III htainrsr pfrfs 70 hrm.
Witness. Thsmis Wriii i'lcrk and Master III Equi.
y. 81 Office, the 81 MONDAY u Match. 1858.
THOMAS " EBB, c. a. W. L.
August 4. Price adv. S.. Site
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MARgIgD.
II this county. Al The residence II Rolrti Thnmp.
Esq. by Allen Edwards, Esq, on The 9lst July.
Mr. SYDNEY MEBlsE, Of caihsm, 10 Mics MaaY ALtEs.
Of Orange.
At Cane Creek Meeting House, on the 9Th Of Az.
gust. By Rufin q. Tapp. Esq. Mr. joHS s. calwrOaD
70 Miss Massey SMITH, daughter o. Mt. William smith,
o. this county.
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A CouSTERrgIr.--A $40 counterfeit on the
Bank 81 CharI.tte has been shown to ~. Sim.
liar counirrfe'ts have been frequently mrn-
toned heretoiore in the observer. but il may
be we'll to give smother caution sbnut them.
The signatures Of the President and Cashier,
II. h. Williams and w. II. Lucas. are en-
grsve., not written with a PEN; and the pa
per Is very @it aud inferior. This one is dated
10 July 1853. Fayetteville Observer.
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Correspondence of The New York Commercial.


Paris, July Is, 1858.
The real policy of the government Of
France for the present. and the policy she is
evidently disposed to follow. is that Of en-
ploying all her force in maintaining the pre-
sent divisions OF the map Of Europe. Louis
Napoleon could not sustain himself in at
tempting to make conquests. and conquests
would be Of no use to him Except as giving
scfat to his ARMY if he made them. You
may rest assured that the only Object of The
present immense nara preparations is 10 bring
France up 10 The standard Of The most power.
fM nation. She believes that she ought at
least to occupy rank Of greatness equal TO
that OF England, and as France is essentially
military nation and estimates greatness by
military power, her rank is only to be at
tanned by the mastering Of an army or a
navy that will at least equal those Of the
strongest nation.
By this display Of power. Louis Napoleon
will maintain his position Of diplomatic me-
diator in Europe, the most lofty position he
can ever acquire, (for il he goes to war he
will be undermined by the republicans)
while at the same time he will be able to
preserve France inyiolate from attack. His
role is thus agrand one without going to war.
and he is exactly the man to know it. It's.
therefore, perfectly safe to predict that Ma.
poIeon is not seeking nor does he desire
war, either with England or Central Ameri-
ca, or any other country, and | honestly be-
lieye, from close observation Of the French
for many years. that the greatest
pacificator in Europe at the present moment
IS Louis Napoleon himself. Every act of
his government attests itsto any one who is
not wilfully blind. How absurd is il then
70 constantly put this monarch forward as
the worlds scarecrow
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beaten Mr.. Assy The Demscsstic candidate " psr.
haps ANAL msjoriiy.

N. @. Pianter.-rne North CsroIina Planter
for August table, II contains quite an inter-
esting variety Of Agricultural information. We copy
PDughing and Hillside Ditching. addressed to the
Hon. Thomas Rufiin, President Of the North Carolina
Agricultural Society. by John w. Norwood, Esq, Of
this vicinity. Mr.. Norwood close observer. and an
experienced and successful farmer and whatever comes
from his pen those subjects canno, fail to be valua
bic.
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MAMMOTH CAVE OF KEsrUcKy.-The ave-
nue. in the cave, thus far discovered, num-
Der two hundred and sevenn Ave, and their
aggregate length is estimated at two hundred
miles. Mr.. Hol.t"n, who was in the cave
when the iron lamp was lost. still resides
near its mouth. He is now 90 years of age.
stephen. the old guide. died last year. The
visitors TO the cave this season are said to be
very numerous.
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HoRRIBLR.--Pnl Hickey. at Newark. found
about seven dollars. AMI Immediately went
on spree. working himself up to an incipi.
ent stage Of mania-a- pofu. FRIDAY night he
slept in a barn belonging to Mr.. Lewis, and
10 the morning went into house and asked
for knife. which was given to him. Hickey
returned to the harm. and. inserting the knife
in his mnnih. ripped open one cheek as lar
bs,k towards the ear Is possible, and then,
turning the edge. served the other cheek in
the same way, but did not succeed in cut
ting quite 80 long . cash as on The first al
tempt After enlarging his mouth to hisen-
tire satisfaction. the wretched man com.
menced hacking al his throat. lie managed
to remove sufficient IT the flesh 10 Law b,re
the aindpipe, arierirs, &C., bui the dullnes.
81 the knife prevented the accomp isInnent
Of his suicidal purpose. If he can be- suppos.
Ell 10 have had any purpose at all. Even the
horrible condition To which the poor fellow
had reduced himself, did not prevent him
from CRAVING for liquor. aud he drank a glass
of whiskey with eagerness before his wounds
had been attended 10.
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Kerosine Oil and KEROSENE Lamps.

NJ Z have received our ihid lot Of these valuable
Lamps and Oil Many of our citizens who
have used this Oil for time past say Ill does moi
Cost half much candles, while some contend that
there is a saw g Of iwaihds IN cost. Besides this
Lamp will give beautiful clear light equal to that
oflhree candies. II also lie graduated so that
YOU can have very brilliant light, OF rlimmer.
changing il in moment This renders il very useful
for families and sick rooms We are the only Agents
here foi Jones patent, which is the latest improve.
meni.
They will come into general as they become bet.
ter known. for in single instance have We heard
any complsint. Call aud gel one Mt
]. q. TURRENTINE s. SONS.
August Ill. Sc
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In the CITY of New York. since the isi 81
Innr. no less Than 4.489 dogs have lrrn re-
crised II The dng pound md DESTROYED b,
lrosning. except few that we're reclaimed
by their owners. Fifty cents IS allowed for
each dog.
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FARM FOR SALE

NE suoscr,ber offers for sale her farm On cane
Creek. To those wishing 10 purcbase 4 farm r. :.
moral and highly cultivated neighborhood with fnzs
schools, would do well 10 call and see for themselves
y :. located u quarter Of a nile of Mr. Binchan's
Schooi and about the distance from the Presby.
ter'an Church. Any person wishing TO educate lis
sons or 'ake boarders. will find comfortable dwelling
mouse wilma good barn and necessary houses For
iunher particulars inquire Of me al Chapel Hill
CORNELlA MORROW.
Augusta. sI-
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The westmIn der Review, for July. con

sains: l. Calvin at Geneva. 2. Last Days Of Church.
rates. .. Domestic Annals Of Scotland. a. Cardinal
Wisoman's Reeoleclions" s. Medical Education.
6. Women Artists. 2. Recent Astronomy, and the
Nebular Hypothesis. g. Contemporary Literature.
Published by Leonard. Scott & Co, New York.
Price SO per annun for any ono Of the Reviews. or
Lakewood; for any two d the works. IS; for Black.
wood and tho four Reviews, $40.
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/ N. Victor Considcrsnt. one Of The earliest
and most enthusiastic Of the followers Of Four
Ter, has rcnonnced the doctrines Of his mas.
ter, being convinced that the society cannot
be organized np"n his principles.
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SmithWood Female School.

NHls institution Is now under the control Of Miss
L ANNA ]. LYNCH, whose experience and SUE.
cess In teaching will secure lperal patronage. The
next session will commence on the first Monday of
August nexi. This school is pleasantly situated in the
South East corner Of Guiod strictly moral neigh.
lorhood. Board can be obtained al hnm six II seven
dollars, near the Academy Il il the desgl Of the pro
pretors to make this permanent lu-iidtion for the
thorough instruction Of girls both in the useful and
namenlal branches. Music will be taught by the
competent teachers and strict care will be taken OF the
morals aud department Of pupils.
w. j. LONG, ! p,onr;.tors
PC. SMITH. F'0p''e''rs'
July 81. 52-6w