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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-08
Hiwassee College,

MONROE co., Tenn.
- sonville fAouLrY-Rev. J. n. Bruner, A. mi.
Prest SAINT 5. Doak, Esq, A. b., Vice Pres't; -
Tutor. Tuition slO. Board 81 so to ~. Volumes in
Libraries 100. Students last year 100 Large new
Boarding House going up. Pail session will begin SEN
TENDER 4. fmay f-tf-44qI JPKEY fee'v
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Wheat Wanted.

uNHE subscriber wishes large quantity OF good
Merchantable Wheat, for which he will pay the
h'ghest market price. [July1Ol *. REEDER.
loo BBLs. KINGS SALT, for sale by
IOV July 10 J. NJ. HENDERSON
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-08-27
1855.
1855.

Town 4 South cf Range Is West.
hof neg 90 l3 Sc 81 20 -
Town South Of Range Ii West.
e h ofnwq . 80 7 81 g. 20 10 5s
Town 3 South Of Range ii West
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JOB WORK.
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July |, 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given that certain lands sit
y uated in the County of Van Buren, bid of to
the State for Taxes of 1856, and previous years,
and described in statements which will be for
wsrded to the Office Of the Treasurer of said Coun-
", sometime next month, will be sold at public
auction BY said Treasurer, at the county seat, on
the first Monday Of October next, at the time and
place des gnatcd for the ordinary Tax Sales ifnot
previously disposed Of al this Office, according to
law.
Said statements contain full description Of
each parcel of said lands and may be seen ON APP
plication at the office Of the County Treasurer
Lands struck oil 10 the State for taxes of 1856,
or other wears at the Tax Sales in October last,
will y, offered subject 70 the right Of redemption
prescribed by law, as well as TO the right Of pur-
chase Of the State BIDS at this Office prior TO the
ss!e. WHITNEY JONES,
Audit9r GrEtrui
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Annual Tax Sales.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, July lyt. 1858.


90 much Of each of the following described
- tracts or parcels Of land situated in the Coun-
~ Of Van Buren, delinquent for unpaid taxes, for
the years mentioned below, will he sufficient TO
pay the taxes, interest, and charges thereon, will
be sold by the Treasurer of said County on the
first Monday Of October next, AT such public and
convenient place he shall select, in Paw Paw,
tne county seat of said county, according to the
Statute in such case made and provided.
WHITNEY JONES,
auditor General.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-16
INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

summer arrangements, caA greatly mprops ,eAsdaiss
through connecting daily sunday
ist The CINCINNATI ExIiIsss MAIL starts a. SIs m
lowing time for breakfast Relay House Washington
Junction proceeding This Grafton 7s0
aud Hsnwood the Ohio river at IT, with
Central Ohio train for Columbus Cincinnati and intermediate points
"a TiiE GREAT CINCINNATI LOUIS EXPRESS
sana " % and sounss directly with Exprss
Train for sna s a anS % sAs
st. Louis only a. hours.
CHICAGO NoRrHwIsrERS Except saturday
and sunday At p M connecting at Washington junction or Bal
ion with this made by the 325 train from Washington
To view the grand mountain Of the road in daylight take the
SIS, m, or O. p M, train from Washington.
For Parkersburg and all stations on tho Northwestern Virginia road
take the train For all points on the Marietta Railroad take
The western connexions from Washington and Baltimore by an
those trains in both directions tho closest most direct and
pie that have been offered tho travelling public and
Ohio lines could suggest havo been
under this arrangement Through tickets and baggage checks TO all
quarters and every other possible facility viii be found upon this
route.
road will Washington oows For all points bewesn Wash
ingon and Piedmont BY the 5ls M, train For all
with the frederick !aks tho g,
FOR BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK Four
74s, a. m, and a25 and ., P. m.
Philadelphia New York and tho 74s M Ph
u' Tna SIS m and IS and n trains make tho western
connexions the Washington Junction with tho trains from Ba
The IT, a. M and 325 p m trains connect with Annapolis
The 745 and % and trains will stop at sta
between Washington aud Baltimore.
Sunday Washington .25 p. m.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR four trains
follows AT $50 and e45, m, and and 800 thu first and
fourth Of which will be Express Trains and win not except the
functions. .t est
Washington $780, M being specially
SUMMER RESIDENTS N THE COUNTRY
special will Washington Junction bring the Ex
press train passengers arriving Washington
Of nil kinds baggage checks further information
apply o 1IIOS II. PARSONS, Agent
Or at the ticket Office, Washington station.
a w. r SMITH
Master of Transportation.
sas7aqa i. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
II AIuyg
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Mysteries of Udolpho for long while. The author s
bgoy Is less excusabe from the fact that he is evidently
well read gentleman. The dedication Of such book
to ones mother Is a matter of personal taste, but we
question its propriey,
hn aos cao~s fHs COUNTESS High and Low
Life by sylyGuus Cobb Philadelphia: T. Peterson Bro.
CHARLES kAssrosD, Low Nautical RIO
nance by Captain 0amior r. n Philadelphia r B. Peterson
Brothers.
The above came to duly endorsed Editor of Union
Please notice" Excuse u.s. MessIs. Peterson Brothers
we have no doubt you excellent gentlemen and you
publish good books but to notice the syellow COW
cred is not to liking wherefore shall give these
two paper-eovered enormes TO the flames Boyl burn
these books
june.
HorsEnoLD WoRns for April
We have received the above from Mr. Shiilington, on
the Of A street and Pennsylvania avenue Hai
pers Monthly has been already noticed in local col
The Household Words usual fraught with
blended wisdom and entertainment although the whole
of this periodical is not, many eroneousy suppose
written by Charles Dickens it might all be his production
and do no discredit to his accomplished pen.
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Eugene Dupny,

Sole Agent for Pssse & Ludins Pe.tum~y and Cempoua
NHE agency for the United States of Messrs. Piesse
Lu perfunery factors in London having transferred
from the late firm Co. 500 Broadway M
George nger being connection with estabshmen beg
inform merchants dealers the trade generally that
Iha hand and in bond constant Of esSc 1bns
articles such the Frangranni perfume and s compounds the
Pcacho preparations all their varieties; TO which M
added from whatever said firm introduce
combining excellence with novelty Merchants rely upon
their being nod with and and
able heretofore. T. DUPUY,
609 Broadway, New York.
The real Franganni perfume manufactured only
Iiesse Ibn of London they take this opportunity
purchasers against limitations which there many
approach degree tho exquisite fragrance mado by
=. Il II. Ai
Frangipanni boquot. E lftl
Frangipanni oil for the hair, exquisicIy scented III r
Frangpanui fruit. Hold their years
full fragrance 10 articles they placed
Frangipapni scented sonp.
frangpanni Incense Take hot cinder tho
piece of tho incense H. and the will be DELIGHTFULLY."-
peruned
FrnngipapDi pomade. This ungncn
superlative fragrance has world wide reputation
Frangipanni saichet Sold everywhere.
March 62aw Tues&Sat3m
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AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

FARNAM 0cc Main door TO the Banking House Of
Cole Sumner, 4 Co. la Crosse, Wisconsin. .F4
prepared buy give information With
farming pine locate government lands either
money Wisconsin or Mnncso,a 10 attcnd
selling leasing dwelling houses other
erty collections taxes examine titles
collect rents &c, &c
Particular attention given MONEY which guaranty
loan on three tho amount Of
twelve
nuay estate IN Wisconsin Minnesota
Interest Wisconsin, high
as and in Minnesota there usnry law.
and letters promptly attended
cnted by mail express any part Of the country
Feb 17-em GEO. FAkNAM
refers " the following G. Washbnnr
Point, Wis Madison
campbsl Ia Crosse Wis Hon n HASTINGS tsae treasurer
Trempecan, WIS., Hon. Thro Roo u y land o.,
Crosse Wis Hon u Cameron Ia Crosse, Wis Judge Lord
do hon Geo Gall Oadge 9Th judicial ccu Galcvle, Wis
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II "
Because Is the ornament himself provided for all our
Reader although the bloom brightly In iha glowing
cheek the be sparkling tho teeth be tose Of pearl The
the hair BE- snarled and sriveed
half Prof Woods Restorative used
two three times week will restore and permanently secure to
all such Read the following and Judge The writer Of
the nrs Is the celebrated pianist, Thaiberg
NEW YoRx, April 10, 1858.
express you tho obligations am under
for tho entire restoration Of my hair 70 It's original About the
upon application Of Hair Restorative
original hue consider restorative wonderful
invention, quite effcacious we'll agreeable. w #
am, dear sir yours, truly 10
DR. woop. s. THAIBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyledydctp
Wech Newspaper 0Gice 10 Nassau street. April H. 1858.
PROF. O. j. woop Dear sir Some weeks ago
Of your Hair Restorative and wife, who
concluded try her hair, little thinking the time that
surprise weeks trial. has performed that
full effect by turning all the hairs 70 dark brown the
beauyng hckenng the hair strongly
above restorative to all in want Of such change hair
CHARLES GARDEN.
NRw York, July rs, 1857
PRor o. wooD confidence your
storaivp being efcacous article Since
using your Restorative hair and whiskcrs which
white have gradually grown dark and now feel confident
has relieved Of all anru and unpleasant itching
mon among persons who pcrspre freely j. g. KiiBY
peoy woop About years ago my commenced falling or
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried many
remedies effect commenced restorative In anl
last few applications fastened my hair firmly began
Ill up, turned back its former color (hk)
time it ii fully restored It's original color health
and cecrny recommend its use to all J. D. HOES
CHICAGO, H., May Il 1857.
Tho Restorative put up Sizes viz large
dunn small tho small holds half pint aud ras for dol
per holds least twenty per
than the small rctai for dollars bottle the
holds forty cont moro In proportion and ca for s.
York Wire Railing Esabishmsat street
st. Louis, Mo-
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treasury from the embarrassment which hsd previously
existed from income insufficient to meet the necessary
expenditure The prospect in respect TO funds highly
animated at the beginning OF the current fiscal year But
dark cloud has it, The receipts OF the nine
months, just elapsed amount to only $l88,73 To
In three months Our reliance under God for this large
sum- is intelligent appreciation Of the and the
constnt Of Christian gratitude and love In the hearts
of Gods people.
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BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING
. THE WEEK

BOUhb ANU PUBLICATIONS KENEIV ED UUKINN
THE WEEK.
Tn Nsw YoRK PufIr RIvAL 1858 from W. Baaniyne
sv H. Srusosos fourth series from Baantyne
Tug LIE frsEs HuaH MnIKK NJ
York Rudd q Carleton. Franklin Philip
Csos by sylvanas Cobb RassyoRp From
Philip.
Conafk seventh volume Prom
shilington.
LAZY wmrR Romance. BY Edwin Goodwin From TAYLOR n
Maury.
BY T. D. Nell Taylor a Maury
woMAs PORTRAYED BEAcrpL Isx on
VIRGIN MARY BY ROY. IL Harbaugh, A. NJ Taylor 4
Naury.
olDS TINE by A. From Taylor
Maury.
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"ATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv chonomcters aud every description
repaired by ska workmen and perform accurately
Engraving of every description done IN the style including the
cutting OF arms, crests, notices. and initials
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly and printed
81 w. GAIT h BRO,
Jewellers, 324 PcDnaylvanln Avenue
Jan 3o--H 9th and 10th streets
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EDDY ON BEE CULTURE AND THE PRO
IL tccivc Roc Hive, 2b cents
rhe Honey Bee. London. cents
Wheeler on the Management OF Bees. 10 cent?
The English Bcc-Kceper. london 81 %
vuinbys Mysteries Of Bee keeping Explained. ti
Miners American Bee Keepers Manual II
Payne's Bee Keepers Guide london 81 81
Weeks on Bees. 80 cents. fPANcE TAYtof
April
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
by kings Emperors. Mhat2 Why,

BALTIMORE, May s, 1858.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-16

The american Tract Sy held ts thirty thirty annual
meeting in the Dutch Reformed church, Lafayetepace
The assemblage unprecedentedly large owing doubt
less to the apprehension that serious perhaps fatal
difference would be developed in the course of the pro-
csedings with respect to the failure of the Executive
Committee to conform to the instructions of the fourth
the series of resolutions adopted last year. by publish
ing and circulating tracts the Duties of Masters to
their Slaves Chief Justice Williams of Connecticut
presided. The Rev. VIM. Adams, ID. D., read the Spe-
cial Report of the Executive Committee which set forth
at length the by which they influenced in
Withholding the tracts in question. Bishop Mclvaine
introduced the resolutions sustaining the of
Committee, which he supported in an able and fervid
speech DR. Bacon, of New Haven, declared that If his
side were beaten now it would never stay beaten; he
would war against slavery through every in his
power as long as he lived and then bcqueath the quarrel
to bis children after him an Inheritance DR. Bethuae
replied TO Bacon and said that the Devil invented
scheme so malicious, malignant as tis under dis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
6gBG3AB MOT CSsgS,

Hundreds of our citizens complain of de-
billty and langor Of the system, arrangement
OF me liver or stomach, want of appetite, &C.,
they are frequently the result of too close APP
piic alton and thousand other causes we can
not here name, but we would say 10 all so
afflicted, do as we have done-get bottle or
two of DIR HooAahd's German Bit ers, prepar-
ed by DIR. Jackson, and our word for it you
will'be cured We recommend this medicine,
knowing from experience that it is much supe-
rior to the generality of patent medicines. We
would say to our readers, purchase none unless
prepared by Dr.. G. NJ Jackson, Philade. phia.
Principal Office, 4l8 Arch Street, Phladel-
phia, Pa, sold by druggists or storekeepers in
every town and village in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies aud South America, at
10 cents bottle. See that the signature of
c. NJ. Jackson, is on the wrapper on each bot
tie. May 10 2t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
91G r 0G Z RAES, :; :
= u BACON, FISH, SALgnma,isu
Parson Browniow w-hooping.

Foremost among the cleTgymen who
are not content with preaching the Cos
mel, but must iain NEEDLE with other mat
iers, is Parson Brownlow, Of Knoxville,
Tenn. While recently attending tho
Methodist Annual Convention, al Nash
vile, he thus commented on hoops:
All regret is that skirtdom is expand
ing, and the fashions III vogue are sui IN.
creasine the distance between man and
woman. AT one moment fell, like ex-
claiming, "Oh, that were boy again J
The next moment feel irdignan, at tho
hoops, and feel willing TO join regiment
of men in a vigorous assault upon the rat
tan, whalebone, cords, brass and steel,
that have put assunder what God has said
ought TO be joined together. Only :h'nx
of The display on our streets, IN The Sia'e
capitol, al church, in The parlor, OF The
grand and graceful skirts looming up oil
around one, fascinating, charming, and
swinging to and fro, like so many things
of life Talk about the grandeur oil
hrst-class steamer. of a train OF cars pro-
PEELED by steam Give me train OF
hooped skirts. under the folds which are
so many human locomotives, standing
five feet ten inches in slippers, fred up by
the blood OF warm hearts, and pufhng and
blowing with love. kind words and win
ming smiles, and would show you .
sight that would run young man crazy,
raise a dead bachelor 10 life, and make On
old widower commit suicide.
cannot trust myselfon This glorious
theme, must desist or go crazy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Girls at Home.


There are two kinds Of girls I; one 10
the kind that appears best abroad, tho
girls that are good for parties, rides, visits.
balls, &C., aud whose chief delight IS IN
such things /; The other is the kind that sp-
pears best al home, the giils that are use.
fuI and cheerful in the dinipg-room, and
all the precincts Of home. They differ
widely in character. One is often y tor
ment at home the other is a Blessing.
One is a moth, consuming everything
about her, the other is a sunbeam inspi-
ring life and gIadness all along her path
way.
Now i, does not necessarily follow that
there shall be two classes OF girls. Inc
right education will modify both HUE.
and unite their characters in one. Girls
are not made altogether for home, any
more than boys are. Society would be OF
bu, lille worth without girls. without wo-
men. The first pleasure and duty oie'e-
~ woman should be at home her next
should relate TO The refinement, and wen
being of society. But in order that che
NAV benefit and sdon society she mu"
FIRST know how 10 benefit and sdorn home.
Hence all girls, rich and poor, alike.
should be early and well instructed IN sIl
the duties and cares Of home. From the
cellar to the garrett, she should know all
that is 10 be done. From the kitchen TO
The parIor she should be complete mis-
tress. All The interest Of home should DO
familiar 10 her as household words. Nei.
Their idleness, folly or Indifference sbomd
prevent her from engaging heartily IN alb
The concerns of home life. This Will DO
10 her a school more valuable ihan The
seminary or the ladies' college.
IL behooves mothers therefore to feel
lhs, they are teachers Of the first dignity
in position. Their daughters will DO
much what they make them. The homo
education will lay The true foundation OF
character. Il will Ok the tue principals
of life in the young girls mind. u viii
give her an insight into domestic ounce
and teach her that 10 be useful Is one
great end Of life. Book educs'ion can
easily follow good 5ome training {; bus
good home training 10 not apt 10 follow the
education OF the schools. GNls well
taught a, home are the girls tina. appear
well everywhere. Give Us the well read
girls. and we shall have no need OF any
other. They will make the true NO.
man.
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r.;rl,ensd n Deoth-We learn will

frightened 10 Death.-We learn with
melancholy regret, that Mrs. Keller, wife
Of Joel Keller, Esq, residing about two
miles South Of Mildlelown, died sudden
is in convulsious, caused by her terror a.
the coming storm, which swept over this
region on last Friday afternoon. 1t seems
tina! during thunder storm on the Friday
previous, the lightning struck and Instant
" killed two horses aud colt, in field
near the dwelling, of which terrific spec
iacle, Mrs. Keller was all eyewitness,
and so alarming was the Impression it
made on her mind, that upon the recur-
renee of the storm on last Friday, she fell
into spasm, and died before relief could
be afforded.-Frederick Maryland Er-
dnliner,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
II OLLOW A US PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK?
Dyspepsia.

The great scourgo of this continent yields
quickly to a course of these antiseptic Pills,
bud the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone, no matter in what hideous shape
this hydra of disease exhibits itself, this scar
chng and unerring remedy disperses il from
The Dotient,S system.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Bilious Disorders.

The proper quantum and right condition OF
inc bile is Of momentous Importance to the
health of the human frame, this ANTI-BILIoCs
medicine expe!s the hidden seeds of the com
plaint, and renders all the fluids and secretlons
pure and fluent, cleansing and resusitatng the
gital functions of the body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
May 3, 1858.

to lie Mound City train at the junction,
at which place they take the packet for
this place.
Some three miles north the Missis-
sippi sweeps across 10 The Ohio river with
strong current, which places this faxed
place on an island. in fact.
| Mound City being on an elevation has
Jared some better than her sister town,
but even there great portion OF the P lace
is submerged. The Shelton Hotel was
preparing to-day for further rise, by
Lutlng in a second floor some Is inches
high. A portion of the first floor was COW
cred an inch or with water al 2 p. m.
Every boat thai leaves here carries d
portion of the unfortunate inhabitants
away from their now desolaie homes.
MANY OF business men are made bankrupt
by the food.
Major Rawlings, of Mound City, in
forms me that he has lived there fifty
wears, and that the Ohio river is higher
now than he has ever seen it. A SIMPLE
pen sketch falls far short Of conveying a
correct idea of the scene. $50 be appre-
cialed, it must be seen"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

You'll have 10 bear The responsibility.
said mother 10 a brighi.eyed young
daughter who ihopghi OF marrying WIN
out maternal appreciation. 81 expect 10
bear several. ma. said Fanny.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

The Duchess Of Orleans died al her
residence, near London, after brief III
ness, on the 18Th Of May, aged fOriy-nine
years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
THE "ELIXIR, "

Prepared by DR.. jas WILLIAMS, for the cure
of DfSPEPSY, ard nothing but DYSPEPSY
Gas advertised in another column) has, by its
own merits, obtained Tor itself so high a repu-
tationin Philadelphia, that Physicians acQuam-
ted with its properties, are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, convinced,
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring
the disordered digestive organs to healthy func-
ton. Numerous cases of DyspePsy, of the
most aggravated character, which were aban-
doned as incurable by some of the Medical ! a
Guilty, have, by the use Of this Eiirr, been res
tored to perfect health, as allcsled certificates
testify. May 29-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
SiCklV Females.

Should lose no time in trying few doses of
his regulating and renovating remedy, what
yer may be their complaint, it can be taken
ith safety in all periodical and other disor-
tanizaiions lis effect is all but miraculous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
NOTICE n TRISpASSBRS.

T HAVE frequently expressed The wish
/ that persons going to and from the
spring on the property of Mr.. WIN. A.
Morgan, would not pass through my yard
and by the private road TO my house
This wish has not been in the slightest
degree regarded, and the object of this
card is to inform all that any one and
eUerY one hereafter trespassing on my
Bedford property, in this way, or by
shooting, or in any other manner, shall be
prosecuted TO the fullest extent of the
Law. Such tresPass is exceedingly dlsa-
greeabe to my family, and their privacy
must not be disturbed, nor my curtailage
made highway.
EDMUND I. LEE.
June 5. 1858 81