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UNNECESSARY TORTURE.
FAcrs FOR THE lNcREpuLous The n

FACTS FOR THE lNCREpuLoUs The ag.
onN s"i,v'od by lie limpimg pilgrim who
neglected to boil the peas he carried in his
shoes as penance. was nothing t" the hor-
ribe twinges. the racking tortures which
rheumatic patients suffer We PIT, the ob
stinacy, OF the ignorance, or The prejudice,
whichever il may be, which has thus far
prevented them from rcs"r,ing to those
great specifics for rheumatism, IInllowa, y
Ointm, mt and Pills. ltis curious in coun
try where almost every one can and does
read the newspapers, that facts Of the ut
most importarcc TO the health of thousands
should be overlooked or disrcgurded by any
o. the suffering class whom they n,Inedultr-
" concern. Yet, so it's Almost d, y We
see persons moving painfully through the
streets, with contracted limbs and joints
rendered rigid by disease. To HON the pen.
ctraIing aud laxative unguent invented by
Professor Holloway would be worth its
wei ght in diamond dust. In the Russian
hospitals, it has superseded every other cx-
tcrnal t,r rheumatism. Nothing else, say
the French surgeons employed u those in
S''"''""S' seems |" nave w" S'ghteSt effect
on the terrible forms Of the malady which
exist IN that inhospitablc climate. The re
'"'~ W 10 "'' W '''N 'o"""t aye VIC are
assured. II" less satisfactory. Warm furnen.
t"ti"ns should, in all eases, prcccde il~ ap-
riica,r"m, as by his means the pores of the
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Thus, gentlemen, have stated my opin.
ion Of The necessities of the South; md re-
commended such conduct ms will be most
likely 10 produce harmonious and conc er,ed
action. have presented also nv views of
the leading issues before you, with canGour
and | hope with becoming Difference. ]
trust however, am not one of those so in.
cased 10 the armour of self.conceh that the
penetration Of any ray Of light will bu i'm.
possible do not cultivate that kind of
CONSISTENCY, which cat contnmaciOusly con-
front the truth in spite Of conviction. But
my opinions, though not elaborated with
the care and precision du, to the occasion,
are deliberate. They are before yon TO be
sanTassed, criticised, adopted or rejected, rs
they may have in them the force of truth,
or the Weakness Of error.
AS to the future of the South, who can
compass ii? What prophets eye can pierce
the veil! who can furesec the full bear
ing and final disposition of the many con-
tlneencies which come athwart its destiny.
These determine the future, and they arc
for the pen Of higher powers. This we
know-shou.d distraction. vacilation, weak
ness prevall--if the South shall draw her
counsel from love Of ease or fear of danger,
from, unwlse heat or noisy seliishnesS, tben
her destiny is dark II united counsels,
wisely governing, shall plant her on her
rights, and maintain her there with the firm
ness of calm conviction, the future bright
ems, and her duty will be done.
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More Fillibusteri ng,

The spirit of fliibustcring is again ram
pant in some Of our Southern seaports, ns
wc see by tclegraphic accounts in our
Charleston exchanges The administration
Is on the alert and seems determined TO
put check To demonstrations uf this char
after, and Ia enforce the neutrality laws
even to the employment of the military
and naval forces. if necessary. Orders have
been transmitted for The militia of Ioui,ia-
na to be in readiness to act under Federal
orders in aid of the u. $ Marshal.
Walker, it is said, with II number of vol
un,Ccrs, have already left the Z. s. for IL
descent upon Nicaragua.
Collector Hatch, Of tie port of New Or.
leans. has refused clearance for the Steam.
ship, Philadelphia, suspecting that she is
chartered for flIbusiering purposes.
The President has decided To arrest Gen
Walker, even if found on Nicaraguan soil
aud pre.emtOry orders TO that effect have
been dispatched to all the U =. naval Of.
ficer-.
IN" annexed late dispatches we find in
our Charleston exchanges
New ORLEANS, October 6-The l. S
Marshal was ordered Yesterday TO seize The.
steam ship Ph'iade,phia, there being strong
evidence that she was chat tered for or en-.
gagged in the filibuster designs. A compn.
ny OF Federal Militia from Baton RoGgr
was on the way 10 point below this city.
New ORLEANS, October 1.-The steam.
er Panther has been seized by the United
States Marshal. ard the officers and crew
have been arrested, Arrangements have
been made ais" to arrest the iibusters at
the Southwest Pass.
LATER.-The flibnsters have been aries.
ted at the Southwest Pass by the u. =
Marshal. assisted by company of Federal
HilItn from Baton Rouge. They made no
resistance
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Col. CHEsNUT's SrEECu.-As proposed
in orr last, We publish this week the speech
Of our esteemed Senator, to the exclusion
of our Usual variety. 1t will be found well
worth n careful reading. In our State the
sentiment in its favor, we believe is unani-
mous-pariies before protesting dissimila-
political views, have united in awarding il
praise and endorsing its prcrepts. 1t has
certainly hrd nm effect practically carry ing
out the great doctrine which it teaches
unanmity ut the South.
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c CrIrQrupbIr.
Later From Europe

HALIFAX, OcI"hr: 7.-1lIr R"vM i ~
Sh Mai steam ship Cnnddo. C.lr. Stone
ii the C"nard Lte. has arrived on the
way Tor Boston, with tie Liverpool mail,
at Saturday, September "a, bringing the
usual weekly r-pOr,s Uf the markets. and
Advlc"s three days E,er rhnn any preyi
"us rnrr,hgchc".
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, September "a
COrroN.-The sales for the week rudInp
Thursday. 22d, were 46 900 bales. OF
which spectators rork 1000 bales aud
exporters 1000 hnl~s. The sales shnw q
decline on all grades, Amounting To a well
marked decline OF Sd. on lower Quail
ties, nnd even more "n very inferior grades
fer which indeed there is iittir demand
Holders are free sellers, but are not press
lug nj the new rates.
GENERAL lNTELIIGENCE-The Ariel
steam ship had reached Liverpool.
Tie Arti' Exploring steamer has re-
turned, wrh in'ere,iiug data concerning
the fate "f Sir john Franklin and his par
~. The traces discovered 90 ro show
that SIR john Frauklin died in lSf7. and
that the vessels were abandoned III 1913.
IL is reported that the Emperor N.po
leon has accepted the proposition OF The
kne Of Belgium, for The adjustment of
The Italian question. This proposal in
ciudes general Congress ut Brussels,
but the other details have not transpired
The Lonhou Herald reports that it has
reason to believe y treaty WAS conrIuded
II Zrrish, affirming and reirrr,tiuy the
Villa Franco treaty.
The records ""I papers referring to the
Franklin expedition are sigued bv the
Captains of the Erelns and Terror, three
daNs after the abandonment Of their ships
Niue officers aud fifteen men nf the expe
iii ion had died before that time, and The
survivors were eudeavoiug to reach the
Great FIsa River.
One of the ships WAS crushed nv ic.
am'l the Others driven ashore. Portions
and remnants Of clnrhing. have been
found near some Of the papers
The SAA juan DIsPUra The English
php~rs are mors temperate and pacific in
The discussion OF the San Juan.
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS have cfr.c
ted another Wonderful Cure of Sore Legs.-
Anthony Harrison scpud. of Martinsburg, yir.
glnia, was sufferer for twcnty.eight Years
from sore legs, so bad at times, that human na.
ture could scarcely bear il, as they were COW
cred with wounds and proud flesh. His friends
had given up all hopes of his ever regaininp
the use OF his limbs, as he was in so pitiable A
state, the more especially as the doctors told
him it was constitutional. Having heard from
several people the good effects IIolIoway's Pills
had produced in Cases Of this nature, he made
up his mind TO give them trial after using
them for few weeks, he felt much better, aud
by continuing them for two months aud half,
he was perfectly cured, after being 2s years
cripple, and considered beyond human aid.
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DEArn OF Col. K w FosrKR The
citizens "i Holly Sp'Ing were griev"usly
surprised, early ON Monday. the 18Th in.
stant. M the announcement of til. sudden
death OF Col. X. w. Fust.r-his body
beng found IN tie mill pond. A jury WAS
"mpa"nel"d, RsndoIph Turner, esd, pre-
siding, who soon returned n verdict. upon
examination Of the body. tia, the deceased
cam" I" his death b, voluntary drowning.
Gu oiina Spartan
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TIE MARkET

CHARLESTON, Oct. THE market to.
day, with firm DEMAND, continued firm and
prices N favor of holders. Tn. sales n.
mounted TO 1000 bales, at the following
part icnlars 5 bales ut 81 is at -: 8 NJ
9; 2G al %; 5 at 10; 66 at lOs: 3la,lOi;
65 nr loi; 81 at Ioi; 80 at lol; 1877 atlI:
95 Il, III, 900 IL, III; 35 atiIs; ia;
100 at ia.
Nav York, October T.-Thr Cotton
market IL heavy, with sales Of 45O. Mid.
din. Upland, nt iIt
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hDvERTIsEMENTs.--Our advertising pnges
this week contribute their usual ouoto Of
interesting and valuable matter to our Jour
nal. Merchants, it would seem, have, this
season, prepared for a more than ordinarily
brisk trade, and the propitious aspect which
the times present have warranted them in
doing so. All industrious people can afford
to buy Iibcraily in the face of an average
crop year and cotton ranging at the present
rates. Where to buy, will be abunCanrly
answered by Il reference to our columns
See the advertisement from Dry Creek, also
Coz. J. n Crockett's, which appear for the
first time in this issue.
Also advertisement Of valuable land and
negroes for sale, bv w. w. Ellis, ESQ.
"BAUME De VIE" OR BALsAM OF iLFE.-
This popular medicine, which has been so
highly commended by the people in the
lower portions of our State, is being pre-
pared by MIR. John J. McKain, Of Camden,
and he would be pleased to introduce its
virtues to the people Of our sectian. See
his advertisement Of it in another place -
The medicine bears the endorsement Of
numbers of the most intelligent citizens Of
Sumter District. Many persons will not
use patent medicines for the very good rea-
son that they do not know Of what they
are composed. Mr.. McKain shows his re.
cipe to any physician, or other person, ca.
pnble Of understanding it. If the testmo-
NJ Of persons of high standing is worth
anything, it is certainly worthy of TIA.
by all who may be suffering from Dyspep-
siu, Indigestion, &c.
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PIcToRIAL FIELD Book OF Tue REvcLu.
TON The citizens of this aud the sur
rounding Dislrrts have now an "pporiun.-
ty Of obtaining this Valuable and popular
work, by Benson J. Lossing, through the
agency of Mr.. A. Mcdonald. MIR NJ. has
commenced to tanvasS for subscribers, and
it can only be obtained here through him
The work is SAID to be the most Interesting
History Of the American Revolution ever
published. |, $ largely and beautifully H.
lustr"ted :: confined in two large volumes
of 1900 page'. The prices range fro III
Sc to Sl5 according to style of binding
With such n hook Tor sale, Mr. NJ. should
meet with n eady reception Wherever he
goes.
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Georgia Elections.

AUGUsrA, October s. II is now he
iie'ed ih", in the Eighth Congressional
District John l. jones, Democrat, Iras
been elected (as successor to AlrxsDder
II. S'ephen') hy majority ranging Je.
tween $50 and $50 votes.
ln the Seventh District, concerning
which great doUbrs Lave existed. Joshua
H'I is re elected by = majority Of 200
votes.
In the Third District the election of
Thomas Hnrdeman, Jr., opposilion, is
confirmed.
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THE CHANGED CRoss"-if the Char
lesion Courier is entitled thereto, we cer-
tainly have no objection 10 its receiving
credit for the lines entitled The Changed
Cross" which appeared in our paper ot last
week, unaer the head Of Select Poc,rv.'
The source from which we obtained them
gave us no clue TO their origin. They were
transferred t. the ledger from the LTcld
and F"eside, and they appeared in the lat.
ter paper<s a selection.
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INSTITUTE FAlR.-From the reports reach.
ing us from various quarters, (says the
Charleston CourirrO we anticipate an inter.
estlng exhibition, and large ATTENDANCE at
The Institute Fair, which will be opened in
the Institute Hall, on the 18th Novemb,r
The Inst for the premium competition will
be closed on the llth November. and we
cordially and respectfully advise all who
desire contributing to forward their spec
mems at an early date, to allow full arrange
ment and classification and correct entries
in the catalogue. We shall be- pleased to
see and report full exhibition of South
Carolina manufact ories, and, 40 far m pos
sible, representation Of Southern manu-
factures. With or without reference 10
premiums, such nm exhibition will be- ben..
fetal to all Interested
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LIST OF LETTERS

pEMAiNING IN THE POST OFFICE
III Quarter ending September aOth 1850
Willi'm Marler. James =. Martin. Mrs MA.
~ "A Powell, Mrs. Lucy Vaughn. James
Gray or Peter Murphy, Miss VI. J Douglass.
s'ts jane aud Aartha Stord, ID SHort, Iohn
j. Taylor A'sH VI &. ra,l,r. George Beck.
man, ,. a Rosser. ID NJ. Peer, w. y. IIa-
gmS' =. J. n. Carlisle. 2, John e.. Cunning.
BAN, John Castor, w. Ringstaff, 2.
Dot. ~, X. G. BILLINGS, p NJ
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During the summer tha, ha. Jus, passed

During the summer that has just passed
away, thousands OF sufferers from dysentery
and dIarrhGa have been relieved by the use Of
HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS, medicine which
il evidently destined to maintain permanent
place in the public estimation. Bilious diarrhdea
IL one OF those diseases which battles the skin
OF the physician. The medicine they admins
ter TO act upon the bowels never seems TO
reach the source OF the evil The difficulty Is
to get remedy that will reach all the digestive
organs, and give them simultaneously a rush OF
vigor, TO rid themselves of this disease. This
problem is solved 10y the BIrrERs, which never
fails TO conquor the most stubborn cases. IL
is only fair to say, that during the season Just
closed, this medicine has achieved more cures
than any other ever paesented to the public,
and during the fall. which that terrible scourge,
the fever aud ague, Is 80 prevalent, the BlTrERs
will gain fresh lame.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally.
- See advertisement 10 another column.
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Court of General SESSIONS and Common
Pleas.

The Court opened 1T the usual h"ur.-
Yesterday WAS assigned for the tr,sl Of
John Bass-ur alias Chas. Valley. indie
ted for stealing mule. The defrmiant
WAS Indicted Ter s.eahug mule. the pro
per,y of Mr.. John Evans, Of Chesterfield
Dist. The evidence WAS conclusive against
hm. The prisoner took the mule from
HE stable OF Mr.. Evans, hrough, it to this
city, and sold the animal for 800. taking
81 IN cash. and n note p.yahle in Fehru
airy next for the balance. Nj. Evans
found his property NJ the City Hotel, III
the possessl"n OF the purchaser, who AT
once r''linquished all right TO the mule on
learning the facts of tie case. The de
frndant Was pursued and overtaken in
Lexington District, brought back here
and lohgel in jsil. In Chester, he repre-.
sem'ed h'nset as professor, and stated
that le had come there TO teach the
French language. Not producing any re
commentators. the trustees OF the schoo!
drciued his services. lie next STYLED
himself cancer doctor, aud, under the
prereuce of vi>i,ing.a patient. h:red the
mule Of Mr.. Evans. The jury found
verdict at guilty. For prisoner, A. w.
Black, E,q; tor the State Solicitor FAIR.
-.SOHM CdrOiinian.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.

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IA. winter i,om,h. riy,.r C,rr.a ir,onh,,
means of fore. pumns Ib. ,,-o,,5. .,a
beautifully lnld ont in walk, and y,rop
| ,ou ascend to it, sump,;, ,ou bu,, ,n.,,,
niiicrnt view OF both th,. ,.,,v and ,J,..
| ROUNDING coumrv TpJ.r.rI,.rr. II,Ir :.
| in Chestnut Stnrt ON irdrp.r,j, ,rc s,u.,r.
| in which is aAo situate IA. C,ur, Ii,u..
and all the ofrrs "f the county. The
building, upon this sonar. ar. ,u ,IJ mad
| smoky loukincand built in m. ,,.,,uI,r old
Quaker ,,,lc. Indeurndrnre Han !. wh.,s
the drrnrntionuf independence. was drawn
The desk upor which it was written still r..
mains in the lI,ll also N. ch,,,,, vhi,.h
were used by the Con, ention t., the time
They have nov an old aud dngy ppp,or.
urcr, but it marer- not nov, old, dipyv. or
diInpid.urd th,y are, The heart of every
American freeman expands IL, the siyn nf
anything whcl was used for such nobIe
purposes in tn, davs that tried mcn's ,o,..
| cannot burrel,tr IL circnm,tanre wni, h
occurred hcrcnn the morning after m, ar
rival. saw negro man in from, Of ,h.
Hotel apvreik in d,cp distress nm
pro,cFcd him and asked wr.at he wished.
and I,c said he hcsirrd to 80. ihc ButI.r or
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FINE TURNIPs.-A fair specimen of
large crop, was presented us by our very
liberal friend, Mr.. II. r Massey, on Mons
day last. They are superior in poin, Of
size and quality TO any that we have seen
or heard of this season.
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DEArH OF ANoruER PALMETro.-We
copy the following from the Winusbor"
Register
"DEAru OF Cot. uUGm MlLLER.-We
were parn"d 10 learn of the very sud
death OF Col. Hugh Miller, on Tuesday
afternoon. Col. Miller had for some time
been suffering from rheumatism. and lat
terry had the add',i"nal pain ot carbun
Gle on the neck. H.s death WAS very
sudden, and resulted from angina peci0ri>
- kind of neuralgia OF the heart. Col.
Mile, served with great credit to himself
III the Mexican war-hAs been warm
and worthy ad-ocate of the militia sys
nm-aud AN honest, deserving citizen.-
i, was his IL ieu'lon To leave for the
West but, alas ! he has been taken
away, with scarce moments warning
Truly, III the midst of life We are in
death"
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WHAT rITY I've see from m cx.
change that G,n Ward b. Bu nett to whom
the gold snuff box was recently awarded
under the will If Gen. Jackson. for being
the bravest man from New York in the
Mexican war, Ms recently been d smis>cd by
the administration from the office Of Sur.
v"vor General II Kansas and Nebraska, for
habitual drunkenness
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The Democrats, have carried all other
Districts, aud the n,jnritv for Governor
Joseph a. Brown. re- elected, is placed at
Is, 900 votes by the l.west estimates.
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RETURN OF FUGITivE SLAvEs-A few
DAYS ago sixteen fugitive slaves who n wear
or two ago escaped from Kentucky and
reached Canada, passed through Cleveland
on their way back TO slavery. They had
heartily become drsguscd with Canadian
freedom
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EARLY FRoST-A slight frost was visi.
bic ut this place on this (Tucsdayl morning
1t is supposed that it was not heavy enough
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dJt If1qrl.
LANCASTERVILLE. SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT 12, 1859.

CORREsPoNDENTs.-S communica.
tons on hand that we could not insert this
week, and whic, will be attended 10 as soon
as possible.
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DAVIDSON CuLEGE -'fhe number Of stu
dents now in Ja>idson College is ~ of
which 65 are fnm North Carolina, 33 from
South Carolin', from Alabama. from
Mississippi. , rom Arkansas, and each
from Georgia, 'ioridd and Tcnnrssce. So
says The Wilmington Journal
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

The friends of FELIX McLARNON an.
nounye him n candidate for Clerk of the
Cont FOR LANCASTER District, al the ensuing
election.
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Hissi ssippi Elections.

New ORLEANS. Oc,uI or @ The re.
turns from the Mississippi elections show
democratic gains.
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SoUTH CARoLISA COLLEGE The exer
cises of the College we're resumed on Mon.
day. The professors are all at their posts.
The students have been remarkably prompt
in their attendance, says the South Csroii-
MAN.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mr. EDITOR By announcing Capt A.
). NISBETa II candidate for FAX Collector
at the next election you will oblige.
HIS FRIENDS.
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Hymeneal.

Married, on Fridarv evening 7th inst by
John ID. W,lIr Esq, in l.anrn~t-ryille. Mr..
John Broom /" Miss. Josephine FoNlcr
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The CHESTER STANDARD.-This Jour
nal, lately under the editorial charge and
proprieiorship of G. S. Brce, Esq has been
transferred TO f. ]. Mcdaniel, Esq The
Vnedictory of the former and the Sa'utato.
ry of the latter appear in the last issue of
that paper. Mr.. Brice states that the Stan.
dard was never in II more prosperous cGndi.
ton than now, and that he leaves il for tire
purpose of devctng his whole attention to
his proiession--the Law. Mr.. MsDaniers
salutatory is well written and modest in
tone, and we doubt not that the Stan.
dard, through him, will be made highly ac-
ceptable to The good people of Chester
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LAND AND NEGROES
FOR 5 A l. E..

TINE Plantation or tract Of Land, always
l. known a. the Ellis Plantation, il now
~ Markei--n number one plantation. equal
ed by few and surpassed by nonr-cn liz.
tie Lynche. rreek, lying ON both ,id.s If
the creek. The plantation is in good re.
pair and in splendid condition fo- ,'.aking
crop, some eighty acres Of nsa. ly frest LAND
opened and quantity Of the b,s, wood
land to Gu. down that is on the creek. The
tract contains between oEe thousand and
twelve hundred acres.
IL II splendid land for corn or cotton, and
any person wishing TO purchase land will
do well to come and examine IL.
VII also seH 'PiiREE young and like.
ly No. NEGROES. =.
WM. w ELLIS
Oct. IL, 1859. 35-3n.