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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

81 am myself sorry to quarrel, for when
w. am app 70 use one OF my pay
lungs here. | never bark, but can
oite wneh mere : need,
uoruon arose 10 oiier iood 70 the visit
op' ana as ne did So his eyes inyeiupta-
ri,y rested upon The lace OF Nauqhn,
wuose very iooN scenes ln'entiy reading
'ie s,rahSefs heart' while pig afops Of
pefsp'rauoh stood upon his BROW ana
Pluln'y proved 'he volcano raging witnln
W itn 4 CAIN anh pleasant voice, which
VI accofeea with me iceilng within, he
iuuressea the stranger.
nay l ask your name & he said.
res was the reply, but 1t don't
ioiiow 'nat snaii tell YOU"
NAY | ask, reJoined Vaughn, tar
Nv no not'ce Q, The visitors reply, III
YOU ain iro'A hen'ueKy
efnaps' AGA perhaps not, nc an
swerrd quickly. why
because replied Vaughn, - una
e'heu you hao iofdea tne Ohic time and
asaln, Now maven you he pursued
MAYBE nave, was the strangers
response.
ANA Ia swear, from your eye, you
nave shot larger game than deer or beal
~ your une. | wouldn't be surprised
c''uer Il you had brought down your mar
even.
gun me visitor made no reply, bu
us eyes told more p'alnly than world
what ms lips would Htter. In momen
vaughn coun'enalee assumed the mos
uemohiac expression, as he started to BIZ
rect ana confronted me stranger with
And dld you never shoot irienl
down when ms back was turnedg A
faggeu Juliet, u thinking, would make
us BODY prey Tor worms, Robert Hi
ton' your hour has come! Long, yes
many years have | trod tho fOresta wan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
1Doetrp.
From the National Bptelii6encer.
TO MY ROYS.


Boys your lives arc all before you,
Be they short or he they long
Whether good or i'll come DER you,
Never give or take a wrong
But stick together.
Should kind fortunes smiles attend you,
Ne'er forget the kindred tie,
And should fate bereavement send you,
Cling together till you de-
Ncsl stick together.
If success in life should vary,
Some be rich and seine be poor,
Let not riches make you airy
Never sccrn the poor une's door;
But stick together.
Time and chance may alter cases,
And the rich ones soon be poor.
While the poor ones take the places
That the rich ones he'd before
Then, stick together.
Should temptation Mle brother
From the path he should pursue,
j Crush him not, bur n lhar sFaothcr
Anger with affection tue,
And stick together.
Blood than water sure is thicker
When its fountain is the same;
Then kindred surely should not licker,
And only kindred be in name,
But stick together.
The time, my sons, is fast approaching
When I'll slumber with tae dead;
Then let me feel when deaths encroaching
And all the hopes of life are fled,
You'll suck together.
Form this weary world Of ours,
The victors are the just and true,
If they i unite their kindred powers
And each to each their duty do,
Aud stick together.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

The arrest Of Mr.. Mcjan has drawn
out a vigorous protest from the British.
spanish, Prussiao and Belgian consuls
az the port The act is regarded as an
infringement Of the privileges and right
Of consuls.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

SIGNS or SpRISG LIFE. Rev. Henry
Ward Deccher writes to the Independ-
ent:
; 1.-The ground is all disrobed of snow.
Willows lrc following the edges OF low
woods. Buds are making the forest look
purplish. Grass is everywhere starting.
and in favored spots it has lifted up that
green which all summer shall not wear
out. The pillow has already been at work
Farmers are all astir. Barn yards are
vocal with hens celebrating the carliss,
achievements in the egg speculauons d
another season. Calves aud lamos afe
come. All. you do not know poor crea-
lures that live il the cities, you do not
know that spring has come. But the
signs Of the year are fer the country r
Now the peony is pushing up It's rudy
knuckles, honey -sucklcs arc lecriDg out.
flags are DRAWING their swords, the swamps
are full Of blackbirds, wild ducks are on
the ponds, trout are ready for the angler,
long wedge-Iines Of wild geese stream
northward, trumpeting ms evening comes
on, and they arc vim weary. Brook
willows are downy with thoir ycyety
catskns--lnosses in the damp woods are
green with the clcancst. moistest a0i in
teusest green. Streams are full aud iur-
bid, lille ones are racing down into the
bigger ones, and these are pouring into
other streams 81 everything 'sccms
hurrying and hest ming as If a universal
activity bad inspired ibe year"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
MO "a no r e..
sMA
Rockville, :::::S Maryland.
M. III. LETToN, pronrietor.

TNHE subscriber having reftted and furnish
4 cd his house in the best style is prepared
to accommodate the travelling public in the
most satisfactory manner
His Table will, at all times, be supplied
with the best obtainable in the market ard his
BAR viii be supplied With the best of Liquors,
Ale, Scgafs, &c.
Boarders by the week, month or year can
have pleasant rooms, at moderate prices.
His Stable is commodious and will be un-
der tie care Of TN attentive ostler and always
supplied with plenty of provender.
zsS- lie viii keep for hire several HORSES
AND CARRIAGES, for the accommodation
of the public generally, and at very reasonable
prices.
a share Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited NJ. Il. LETTON.
feb lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

IHEBRIATe ASYLUM. The Trustees Of
he proposed Incbriate Asylum in New
York, have issued an appeal to the
churches Of the United States, aud tho
American public, for assistance. Some
fflie statements arc startling, as for ex-
ample, the following;
" Who can doubt the vital importance
Of such an asylum when. even before tho
first story is eompletod. applications have
been made for admittance, many Of which
are from the patients themselves A.
mong the applicants arc twenty-eight
clergymen, tairty-six phys,cians, forty
Two lawyers, three judges, twelve cdi-
tors, four army and three nava. officers,
ono hundred aud scvcnty-nine merchants,
lifiy-6yc farmers. Eve hundred and fif-
teen mechanics, and four hundred and
tea women, who arc from the high walks
Of life."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

ET' Statistics show that within tho
lafl twenty years thirteen steamships,
with three thousand persons, have been
lost,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

RI" Every day. cxperience. says tae
Louisville Gaaroian. proves more ap'l
more tie wisdom Of the church, ~ lieg
law prohibiting the marriage Of near re-
lations. Our asylums for the deaf and
dumb. aud for idiots, are literally filed
with the children Of such marriages
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
ONE Who IIAs \ TANYARp.
COTTON STATEMENT.
!. W. JONES.

The receipts of cotton in Charleston for the
'a>t week were. 10y railroads 4,:,3o bales bv
water and wagon l.052 hnl-s-ioycih-r 3;S2
"l"4-rorrcsp"n.lins week last Year l,lSl
,al,s.
The exports from Charleston for the Same
me were. t" foreign ports 4.9O2 bales coast
NiSr Lbs bal"S-innkuy the :oial exports of
he week 6."6n bales, and leaving on hand n
t"rk Of G3.iiu bales. inclusive of 1925 bales
III ship hoard not cleared. aga inst u stock of
1869 bales. aud 12,ii0 bales on slp board
am" time last year.
Th" sales in Charleston during the past Week
mounted to 10000 bales, at prices ranging
r".,n 81 t" III.
Th. total receipts at all the ports during the
'a>t week aInpun:rh to 1868 bales. nyains,
$500 bales rec"veI during the same period
ast year. Tile total receipts at all the ports
ncr the lst ofSritcnIher. amount to $3.50, 557
mles. against 2.G0s.146 up to the same dates
as' year, showing an increase this year o
~ .In5 bales.
The exports TO Great britain up to the latest
lnteS, amounts TO ,524, ,j23. showing an ncr.as,
N the exports 10 that country last year of 2i5
.9S bales. The shipments to Northern port.
'h"w an increase Of $50, 100 bales from til.
hipmcnts Of last year.
The stock on hand and on ship .board Mt ni
lie ports, up {" the latest dates amounts Ia
.S3 34l bales, being 4lO.O37 bales more thar
he stock on hand at the corresponding date
asst year.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

Protection Of the Southern Coast against
Siarcrs.-'rhe a Apalachcola Advertiser, aIiuding
to the report that our government in view Of
recent events, had taken measures to prevent
the landing of neCroes nn that coast. s.ys that
there is no vessel of light dramght enough in
the. home squadron 10 accomplish the object
The only uniled States vessels in the Gulf suited
for the purpose of in'erccpting slavers are those
belonging tn the coast survey the steamer Walker
in Mississippi Sound. and tho Viren. ordered 10
Matngorda Bay All the light dranght steamers,
The Paraguay expedition. aud there is really
nothing TO prevent slaves being landed iu apy
lumber upon the Southern coast,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
Ohitr,urn.

! II" v"'i -" iiI>'. an! III" world moves on
"r'' kn"w~ not - los wh"u ,hc Iur.' h"nii",i-
III" c"n"r"u>-t"nd,r and devoted Christian
rN'>"~ Hw,N bi -u'h WIS ALFRED Il rIR.
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
T. r 1J IN K S .

D4& Y GOODS,
Among which are
Fancy Spring and Summer SILKS, of new
and elegant STYLES;
Paris SILK ROBES, with Double Skirts, CT
rich AID splendid styles;
II;,rk 6aNhirre ana l'ian Black SILKS, oi
superior quality;
Rich Paris Orcandie and 3arege ROBES, ol
c"rant styles:
French l'r'n,cd !aconct aud Organdie ROBES.
al very lew pr""s:
Hl'rk i"r"Gr ROBES, with Double SklKlS,
TOR M"'''n,m";
Inri" i'r'"'rh okt'ANDiES and JACO-
Ni;iH. "i new and b: n,ul Styles;
Snp"r'"r French PRINTS and Chiniz BRIL-
LIANTSS;
En"Ir'h and American PRINTS, veay large
supply;
Ladies BiIrk lace six and Lace AMI l!nin
Black SIX MANIll.l.AS, OF new and splendid
>tyi"s:
SHAW -;
'.'"'.' lam Black Irsn"dine anu Stelln
Hli\ -
k'r' French i:'nhrn'lcrc'i Muslin and Lac"
t'i'l.Ai> anu ! NDtfHl'i.EN Is, III setts os
new AN" "h:"n' a.S"S;
French f.'thr''id"rrd Muslin COli.AltS, OF
W Ei"h ,.I'i EmL".rsd "'i s,Si.a Lac. roMpApoUrs
Thr"a! aud V"'e"eiv""cs Lace EbrfNGS and
w,rl.I ,i' sw;.. anil ,,.o0., r1n1rvcIv,..
AMI Dm'ty BANDS:
"".""''S' N"''S"'"' '"e'"'" "''" ""'' 'ioS-
,,i.''t% .,', "'" ''''e" '"''e' i"'"'" '" ''"'Ped
I,,..,,>
M 'I"ss ,,,,, s,,, ''' ''"o'es o"oer-
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

TANNERS CONVENTION.

Mr.. EIIr"E:-A ".!,h"r al min" suggests
Il" l'r"rii"tr "f III" owners Of !tnvar.ls meet.
~ n' an "n"lv day in convent ION. Thr hu-i-
'''s. in part w"ul hr Il. f,l"ws: 10 get;
hronl:h Charleston ,n"r.hanf< a rn.-,an, sup.
'Iy "f s"Tmily dried hi.!s al To Instruct
:i-""untrv how To- Furnish luw-rnl,trv with
ark. 81. 10 establish uiifrri,. process in tan.
't.g Thoroughly; ani lastly to S.,tl" inform
wages. t" s.''Ir" ia" skill nul labor of tanners
vh" &""" Mr'r r"Ii"y
ankle" leather. !nr want Of bark and hasiy
aiming. is E"; water proof. Outdoor laL"r.,s
IL "';r moist AMI "hnr.."abl. winters. sl,"nl.l
Az" dry feet. else the annual scnur"-.-l'lrn.
I~y. bronchitis. Pneumonia. Dv>-nt"rv anl
'n!i::ma:.t Din'rna. Capitalists engaged in
II" same vocation, j" better when they know
n"h other personally. and take counsel t"g,tl,-
r Tor their c"nin"n interest. All uf which j.
"srccifu!ly presented
One Who HAS \ TANYARp.
wv. c. DAvI--D,ar Sir: r., sul-rrve the
irr"-'s Of my fellow craftsmen, will Won give
rc ah"v" a free insertion. and r,qnrs, III.
'cinbrr> OF "nr State press to do likewise
Respectfully,
7 W JINrS
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

Men Frozen to Densh.-Friday night last WAS
nusually cold for the season in w estern Vir-
inia, and The Wheeling Gazette states that two
rothers named Rush were frozen to death on
,ft near ParkersbuIg. A companion named Far.
III was lying inscnsible from the effects Of The
,Id whsu discovered.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

The Harden Murder Casc-Hev J. s. nnr
len. charged with the murder Of his wife, was
rraigned before the Oyer aud Termner, of
Warren county N. j., on Monday and plead
not guilty Ills trial was then postponed IN.
il July. The prisoners mother died on Friday
'st. and her death is supposed to have been
asteifed by excessive grief fox her son.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
25 Reward,

'llE above reward viii bc paid for the appre.
.hensi"n and delivery of ii runaway hoy
AAKoN, nj Snithville. lie is keen. shrcwl
boy. with rather u sly look and yellow complex
ion, and has scar on one of his arms ruuniu.
from the wrist upwards.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Smithville, S. C.
:. May4. 1850 81
~. Rtpss pl.nsc cony
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

II rs Il f"mHirn DLx|rrutiDn that there are
NOR" sufferers from debility, aiming Americans.
than can b" f"uml among any her civilized ma
tinn. The reason is obvious. We lake to, lit
Tie exercise, and forget the wants Of the body
in the absorbing pursuits OF business. In MI
such cases, ordinary medicines can dn little
g"" What is required is just such tonic and
invic"rator rs Dr. j. Iln>.icr has given to the
world. in his tEI.EjIt ,TED :. BII"rERS"
The weak and rrvoi:S drnizcn Of the counting.
house, the exhausted Io.r upon the shop. hoard
and the pro>,ratr,l student of the midnight
lamp. have found ii wonderful reCenerator in the
" BirrEE>," aud prefer j: TO more prrtenous
hut loss clicacous medicines. But it should not
b" forgotten that the agent which Is so magical
III ITS influence upon frame which is merely de
blllatcd, is equally powerful in assisting nature
t" exlrI the most terrible forms of disease Who
will not give it Il triail
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
cI See advertisement in another column.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
Caution.

7h'S" rms sh""Id "i i' Mh'" bH ftn,"'"s de-.
ring Tie FIHST 7IIREE MON77iS Of P,,g.
n""ru "S M'p S"rc IN bri"y .Niscarrinqr.
int al ""Y of;'r timc M'y ARE snI,:
In all ca-..s "f Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pam III :!lr Rack ar,l Limbs. Fati.n. on s..ht
"xrrli"n. Palp,ation "f the iIari Mysteries :iu.i
Whites. ih.Sr Pills will effect Il cure when all
other n"ars have t:i!rd and although, Il powrr.
iul remedy. IL" not c"n;aiu iron. caon-l, anti
mony. any thing hur'ful /" the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be- carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cana,Ia
JOB MOSES, U.at. l. G. Baldwin & Coz
dorchester. y. Y.
y. B-S 90 an'l postage stamps enclosed
L" any anth"r'Z"I Agent. will insure IL bottle.
continuing 10 pills, hy return mail.
SOLD
D"S,LD McI.ArGiIIIN. Ahhcviil": FISHER K
liriNiT-H Columbia llAviL,>n, Stevenson 4
TO-, thar:r>f"n Wholesale Agents. And sold
by all resp cinhI- Druggists
April =. 10? "
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
TO MARRIED LADIES

II Is peculiarly suited |; will. in short tim =
hiring u" til" mont ly period with regularity.
Each bottle, prc" On" Dollar. bears the Gov
rimIn"mt Stamp "f Great i;Iitain to prevent
cOImir irltS.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05
CENTS BOYS { YOUTHS CLOTHING

Those VIII" stand in need Of wearing appa-
rel need n", grnmhl. any more they eau have
them now for n mere song
he travelling c"nmnniiy can now be fur
nishcd With
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

NN-~'f--.:-N :. .r:-s~-r.SD
|fpH"d fr"" " pr"S"r;iii"" cf Sir H. CiUEr,
W. d.. P"r>jci"m E|irnrrimarg 10 tie Q"c"m
THIS Invaluable rrr'li,.lnr is unt;,iin- in the cure
"f ri! 'h"s" painful aud dangerous diseases to
wh"h the i.'inai" constitution is subject. 1t
m"lrra.s all rx".ss and removes all "!,,trlc-
'"ns. and >l"..v "nr,. may l." rolled on.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

Which he has selected with great care from thu
most recent importa,ions, and comprise some os-
the most desirable articles ever offered in this
city.
Augustn. Ga, May {, 1859 "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

CENTRAL INsJRAScE Co.-The Advertisement
Of this reliable institution will be found in
another column. A glance al the Board Of
Directors will certainly have the effect Of im
parting confidence in ii to property holders.
Knowing as we do the reliability Of the Board
and the Stockholders, we cordially recommend
the Central" to our readers both in city and
country. Mayor Iddings, long known TO the
public as the courteous and efficient Secretary
of the "Firsmen's" is Secretary Of the "oen
trail" We need not speak in laudatory termI
of him, as his numerous constituency in th'
insurance line already know him as "fair anC
square" business man. "Being in position
to learn Of any dislikss to his transactions il
that business il any existed, We feel authoriEeC
to say that his administration of insurance IL
this City and Valley has met with uniVersa
approval.
Mr.. Kreidler is surveyor to the company
Having been long engaged in that vocation, h
is we'll posted in his duties. and will cOntinue
we doubt not, to give satisfaction to the com
pany and the public. Again, we ask Ou
readers to read the advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
The Republican Plan.

Here is the plan Of Mr. Oennison, the Re,
publican candidate for Governor, for the
safe keeping Of tae public money. Il 10 the
plan he win recommend TO the Legisture t.
adopt and for which he will use his iniu-
enoe With that body, Here Il is % reported
BY the Cincinnati Gazette, in Dennison's
speech atLebanOn, and subsequently reiter-
ated by him at Portsmouth: .-.
"This aot--the Ohio sub-Treasury Law
purported 10 be an amendment Of Kelley 8
Act. He thought this aot Of Kelley's the
MOST PBRFECT SYSTEM Of protection
Of the Treasury 10 be found in the statute
books Of any State Kelley's act authorizes
the State Treasurer to keep the money re-
oeived, in the State vault, or deposit it with
CORPORATIONS or INDIVIDUALS, Of
whose soundness he was satisfied, and who
had given bond approved BY tho Stnts Au-
ditor and the Attorney General
That is, says the Enquirer, the kind Of
system under which Bliss, Breslin a0d Glib.
son made such deep dips intO the tax-pay'
ors' big pocket, and which dehed the scruti-
mixing eyes Of Legislative Committees and
Auditors. The same class Of men, who Rng-
cred The public funds under those Trsasurr
eFs, are again about snd through DennisOn
and Republican Legislature, hope to once
more live In clover under the shield Of 1.-THE
most perfect syatsm Of protection Of the
Treasury to be found in the statute books Of
any State"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

13- The Empire says that the meeting, ad
dressed by Mr.. Lincoln on Saturday, numbered
about 200 persons. II Senator Douglas had
been 10 Mr.. L. .'s place on that occasion, the
Empire would have made the number 5,OOO al
the very least Journal ...f
What the Empire "would have made it, in
the case you suppose, has little 10 do with the
fact in regard to the number at the Court House
last Saturday afternoon. We estimated the
number at "sbort 200 persons;" and that was
a fair estimate, according to many Republicans
who agreed with US. 1t is highly probable
that We would have estimated the crowd at a
much higher figure had Senator Douglas oecu
pied the place of Mr.. Lincoln on Saturday; our
Main Street neighbOr would have done the
same, we feel sure, and for the reason that there
would have been a great many more people
present. You did not think Of this-did you
at the moment you penned the above para
graph, with the intention Of giving your readN
ers the impression that we would have lied about
the matter, had Douglas occupied the stand in
stead ofLincoln. Itisayery stupid paragraph
neiehbor, and unworthy of you.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
A Card.

DtLtoE Hall. sept 18Th, 1859.
AZ an adjourned meeting Of the Deluge Fire
O.. No. 4, the following resolutions were offered
and unaoimously adopted
1 Resolved, That this company herewith
return their most sincere thanks 70 the Firemen
Of GAINESVILLE, and especially TO the Hope Hose
Company" for their cordial reception and their
cordial Hospitality bestowed upon ua during
our stay with them, upon the occasion Of the
late Stats Firemen's Parade, and we hope"
that their plcga may never give out, and that
We may soon have an opportunity TO Teciprocate
the favorh and attentions received by us at
their hands
Q. Resolved, That we shall embrace the
first opportunity that will offer, 10 return the
material and efiectual aid rendered by "YounR
America Fire 90. No. I !" Of Urbana, the "Tor.
rents" Of Oircieville, and others, ai the tourbs.
ment, and that We will endsavor 10 cement the
existing feeling Of good fellowship closer and
closer, the oftener We meet.
3. Resolved, That We will always rsmem-
Der with gratitude the Treatment received At the
hands Of the ladies Of Zanesville, BY those Of
our number who attended at the "Firemeh's 3
Ball." and their kind department towards us
ss strangers, convince us that they appreciate
the true worth Of the fremen
4 Resolved. That we recommend the "Sta-
cy House" Of zanesville to ths public, sc No.
] hotel and its gsptlsmauly proprietor as &
man who takes the deepest interest In the vel
fare and comfort Of his guests. We also take
this method to return him our compliments for
the present received By our Foreman from him.
iuat prior TO our leaving zanesville which was
duly appreciated by us, and which compelled
us 70 acknowledge the "corn
8. Resolved, That these resolutions be pubA
lished in the Dayton papers, and copies Of them
forwarded 10 the parties mentioned therein.
ANTnDNY STKrHANs,
.. JoHH ToPKT.
MARTIN WALrER,
OOnmittoe.
JAS BOYLE, foreman.
JonN KRRfpLER, Sec'y