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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

NOTICE 70 Blsek.smiihs, Tin and Copper Smiths,
~ &c. The undersigned having bought the right %
make mend. anJ sill territorial o. individual rights %
use BONND's PATENT (BELls0NS) TUYERE
lRONS-by the use Of which each forge will ON
THIRD Of the coal used on The old PLAN hereby
gives notice 10 all parties buying % selling the above
Irons in any Of the counties below named, that he
will PROSECUTE any and al such persons, unless
20 authorized By him, 10 the fullest extent Of the law.
Ny right embraces the following counties Lincoln.
Mecklcnburg, Cahanus, ircdell, Rowan, DAVE, lad'
KIM Davidson. Forsyth, Randolph. Guilfofd, Rocking.
ham, Usswcll, AlamaBce, Orange. Wake. Franklin,
Granville, Warren, Halifax and Northampton.
/ expect 10 keep the above lions Oh hand u my
Store IN this place, and may, perhaps, visit and esab.
lish aasncies IN each county Cor the sale Of them
Orjcts solicited. For teims, &C., address
e. q. YATES, Grecnsborough, M
cerii, that have sold he right above alluded 70.
"a q, q. Yates. J.R. skII.LERN.
NJ. Brown. practical smith of this place. afsei
having thoroughly tested the patent Tuyefc lfon eei
tifes as foIIowsi
have Bombs patent Tuyerc Iron In USE. In my
shop IN this place. and am satisfied i saves o1eihn
of ihe coal and makes clean nice beat aud would
not " without them for twice the eosi.
~ = "''''' MICHAEL BROWN.
December II. IL
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A Novelty in the All World
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN,
Secured by letters patent in the niiei States,
England, France, and Belgium.
The AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELilN COMPANY
No. 78l Broadway, New York,

Having secured their novel and ingenious invention y
American and European patents aud fully prepared TO
execute all orders for
Miniature Likenesses of Persons on China,
presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
Of ordinary photographs, the brllaney snd finish of
waer.color drawing and hitherto unatilined quality
Of durability, by being rendered mperishable the
natural properties Of the articles upon which they
transferred
As the patented process Of the Company enalts the
reproduction Of Photographs not only plain surfaces,
but upon such round Of any degteP ol fregu-
larity-podrails can be reproduced with hulss aecu
racy, and decacy Of deineaon, upon Porcelain wares
of any description and dimensions used articles u
luxury or OF household utility, such
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles,
&C.; thereby securing faithful portraits aud furnishing
unique and exquisite style Of oTnamcnta;ion II aftl-
Giles 10 domestic use.
In order furnish facilities for the qualification If the
popular taste, and to the Of those patrons
Of the Fine Arts DESTROYS of having Portraits Porce
lain, the Company have imported from Europe coec
ton Of superior Porcelain Goods manufactured 10 Their
own order, which they sell at cost prices.
| As the American Company are owners OF the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized ID
use the process, they have determined, in order 10
Afford People in every section Of the Union
an opportunity TO possess fOrtrafts Oh emma.
to make The following proposition TO
Residents in the Country,
who are unable to visit personally the Aeler Galleries
in New York.
Persons sending photograph, ambrotype. or dagrer-
reotype TO the office Of the Company in New York,
companied BY Five Dollars, will receive IN return y
express, free Of other charge, richly
0rnamented Breakfast Cup and Saucer, with
the Portrait transferred thereon.
BY transmitting a dagueusotSpe aud Ten Dollars,
they will receive ia return IN like manner
a handsome French Vase or Toilet Article,
with the Portrait reproduced by the patented procrss
By sending pair OF dagueueoiypes aud Fifteen Dol
lars, lhes will receive in return
A Pair Of rich Seyres Vases,
with the Portraits executed equal to miniature paint.
ngs; and In ike manner Portraits can r reproduced
on porcelain waes OF Vases Of eyety qnalry 81 iarl
rarsing ia price from Twenty 10 une Hundred Doilar
the pair.
n. B.-Bc particular in writing the address. town
County and State distinctly.
4 All letters TO be addressed TO
/" Manager, American Photographic PuFce.
lain Co.,"
7sl Broadway, New Yotk.
\ October % G5-3n
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Times, Consul Parks, and three officers, were
taken prisoners, and conveyed to Pekin,
where they we're well treated. The Chinese
sent a flag Of truce with provisions for making
treaty. but Lord Elgin demanded the re-
lease Of the prisoners before negotiating.
The Emperor's brother was appointed chiel
commissioned to make peace. All was quiet
at Shanghai.
The latest government dispatch says that
the allies were within six miles of Pekin.
The London Times reviews the secession
movements in the United States, and reiter-
ates its belief that the Union will be main
tanned.
The King Of Belgium is seriously i'll.
AT the request Of France. the whole diplo-
matte corps at Gaeta have left Tor Rome.
King Victor Emanuel has given 200, 200
francs in aid Of the public schools to be estab-
lished in Naples.
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Philadelphia, Dec. l4ih.

An immense mass meeting held at noon
yesterday passed strong resolutions express
siye Of their attachment TO the Union, de-
nouncing the notification laws of the free
States-pledglng to search the Pennsylvania
statutes and expunge the obnoxious enact
ments-fecognizing the justice Of the Fugi-
tive Slave aw-recommending an enactment
to compensate citizens for recapturing fugi-
tiyes-recognizing slave property in the
Notwithstanding those who oppose
slavery-asking the Southern States TO hold
general Convention before seeding, &c..
appealing to the cotton States to forbear i'm
mediate precipitate action.
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THE AMERICAN

Medical Toilet and Receipt Book.
THIS book contains Recipes and Directions for maxi
- ing all the most valuable Medcal preparations 10
use; also Recipes and full and explicit directions for
making all the most popular aud useful Cosmetics,
Perfumes Unguents Hair Rcsorari,es, and all Toilet
Articles. II you are suffering with any chronic dis
ease-f you wish beautiful romPtxion, tine head
Of hair, smooth face, clear skin, uxurant heard
or moustachc--or il you wish 10 know anything and
everything in the Medical and Toilet line, you should
by all means peruse a copy Of this hnok. For full par
ticuars, and sample 81 The work for pefusal, Qree,)
address the publisher.
L. +. CHAPMAN.
No. s3l Broadway, New York.
November 6. g. n
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Hoiolray's Pills 4 Ointment - The onward march
Of Truth Why isiti-The great doctrine announced
some City years back by d.. Holloway. that the stom-
ach the liver and the blood are the founts Of disease
universally admitted. his gea, opponents having
become BIZ siaunehesi supporters The reason is oh
sious. Millions who were afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Liver complaints, BOusness. Sick Headache. Debili.
y and Physical prosiaon. have been radically cured
by thorough course If bis famous Pills. while others
have been healed Of cuSy, old Sores Bad Legs scro-
fulous Humors. Glsaduar swellings Tumors, Asthma.
Bronchitis, dc, BY his Ointment and Pills. when all
other had failed Such is the progress Of Truth
and ihc triumph of treason.
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~ 70 Persons om 81 Employment. -
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County in the United States.
's,0 engage In the sale Of some Of - ssl aud mos
elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications are Of the mosi interfering rharar
Ter adapted 10 the wants of the Farmer Mechanic lii
Merchant; they are published ia the hesi sislc AMI
bound ii ne most substantial manner. mil HfC Wafihy
place in the Library Of every Household In t,s baud
~ TO men of enterprise and industrious haiits Til.
business offers al opportunity for profitable employ nrtl
seldom 10 be mel with.
lV' Persons desiring 70 act Agents viii -rrtisr
promptly ~ mail full particulars erus &e 81 ijfes.
sing LEARY. GETZ * Co. rtb1istffs.
No s2I North Second SlIest. paI!aJ. ifiI,is.
October go Co. im
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The southern extremists are preparing a
circular TO their constituents. saying all hope
Of Cancellation is over. and they must now
look to themselves.
The members from the border States, gen
orally. withhold their signatures, and object
to such action. There is great revolution
Of sentiment in the North east. The radical
Republicans are yielding to the conservative
pressure. Adyices from Georgia and Ala
bama, say the Union feeling is increasing
in many portions OF the State.
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The Committee Of Thirty-three will not
be called together by Mr.. Corwin before
Tuesday next. His reason for this delay is
said to have been to allow time for the Sou
thern members to consult as to the demands
they shall make Of the Committee, and also
for the Republicans to consult as to what
they shall yield.
II is reliably ascertained that large num-
Der of the Republicans stand ready to do any
thing that is reasonable, by way OF conces-
sion and compromise, to satisfy the border
States and some of the Cotton States, though
they deem the attempt to meet the require
ments Of South Carolina would be futile.
Bali. american
Washington, Dec. H.
The Committee Of Thirty three held their
first meeting last night, and are in session
to-day. The result has been that the Uu-
ion is considered twenty per cent. better
than il was yesterday. When brought face
to face, and comparing notes, the represen-
tatiyes OF the two sections have discovered
that they can agree much better than they
thought they could, and that they will pro-
bly, be able to unite, with the exception of a
few extreme men on either side, on strong
pacificatory propositions. The address Of
Mr.. Corwin, on organizing the Committee,
is said to have been most concilatory, and
hid the effect Of giving promise Of success
,dl and satisfactory issue to their delibera-
tions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-19

Governor MagoiTin, Of Kentucky, has or
dered emotion in the supreme court Of that
State for writ Of mandamus against Cover
nor Dennison. Of Ohio, growing out Of the
atter's refusal TO surrender fugitive upon
the requisition from the Executive Of Ken
lucky. 1.-THE motion fails. other steps will
be Immediately taken.
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Heavy FALL OF Rock AT NIAGARA FAILS
The following is sent US by Mr.. s. Davis. Of
Table Rock Hotel. Niagara Fals:-" On Sat
urday the cath inst, at half past ! o'clock,
there was tremendous fall Of rock a little
South Of the old staircase. completely filling
up the pathway leading 10 the new stair.
case. But few minutes before the fall a
party was being conducted from the museum
TO the sheet OF water. Had il happened at
the time they we're passing. all must have
got crushed TO pieces. suppose some thou.
sands Of tons FELL" Toronto Leader.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE IMAGINATION oY LAyGuAGEs--There is a
growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages and after while
to incorporate them into our own thus the word Ce-
phalic which is from tile Greek, signiyng for the
head" is now becoming popularized in connection with
Mr.. Spaldings great Headache remedy, but il will
soon be used in general way, and the word Ce
phalic will become common as Eectrotype and ma
ny others whose destination foreign words has been
worn away by common usage until they seem native
and TO the manor born"
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A Real Blessing

Physician wv eli Mrs Jones. how is that headachel
Ms Jones, Gone Doctor, oil gone the pill you
sent cured me in Just twenty minutes, and wish you
would SEND more lha, can have them handy.
Physcian--You can get them at any Druggists
Call for Cephalic Pills find they never fail and re-
commend them In al cases Of Headache.
Ms J5aes--I shall senI Cor box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends, ,r they real blessing
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by The usc Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
yous SICK Headache may he prevented and f taken
II tie commencement ofan attack immediate relief from
pain AMI sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing The Nausea and Head.
ache 10 which females are 90 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remoying Cos
tivencss.
For Litcihfy men. Students, Delicate Fcmsles. and
al persons Of sccniafy habits, they valuable
LaFafs improving the appetite. giving tone and igor
10 The digestive organs and restoring the natural easl
rity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHAlIC PILLS are the result Of long IN.
scsligaton aud carefully conducted experiments, having
boon 10 use many years during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and suf
fering from Headache. whether originating 10 the
system Or from derangcd stale Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable IN their composition and
may 10 iakon 81 al times with perfect safety without
making any change Of Diet and the thsence o. any die
agreeable TASTE renders easy 70 administer them q
children.
BEWARE OF CuUNTERPElTs The genuine
have ats signatures Of Heuy g. spalding on each
Dor.
Sold By Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
Box viii BE- sent BY mail prepaid receipt Of the
pdcs. - Gents.
All otjefs should Ne addressed 10
HENRY G. SPALDING,
Is Cedar Street, New York.
November 20. e-lsm
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Hardly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrble 'eadache this haernoon hand step
ped into the apothecaries hand says hi to the man,
!. Can you hease me of an 'eadache !" g Does it
hache ard" says e. "hexeeedingly" says hi, hand
upon that ega,e me Cephalic Pill, hand pom me
onor il cured me SO quick that ardly realized 'ad
ad an eadache.
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PUBLIC MEETING
Let all the People come

1NHE meeting Of the people o. 0mnge held In The
Court House on Saturday the 18th Instant Tor the
purposc q consulting tsgelhcf and declare Their views
upon The state % the Uuon. sier directing the appoint
mont Of committee 10 prepare resolutions, adjourned
70 meet agsin saturday melt, the ed instant, n
Hlsborough.
Let every man who prcicnds 10 any concern for The
public welfare attend.
The meeting Is d the creates, importance 70 the peo
pc their children. and their country. The storm
Kept people from the last eeng LET neither snow nor
hail, nor storm keep you hack again.
W. II. BROWN, Chairman.
December IS. 72-
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Literary and Scientific School.

MRS. JULIA 4. HOLT will reopen her School at
~ Graham on the 9TH Of January, 1861.
The head and heart Of her pupils shall be careful
" cultivated. Morals and manners shall be strictly
taught and all the substantial branch hes Of mental and
physical education diligently and truly cngraleJ upon
her learners.
Grateful for fotme, patronage. she would respectfully
call public attention TO this card. For terms apply 10
the Principal.
Deaemnef IL. 7l-4ws.
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Balmoral Female School.

OUR School, six miles north Of Hilisborough, will
" hereafter be known ss the Bamoral Female School.
The next session will commence January 2, 1861.
TERMS.--In the Literary department, Sl2 SO and
SIS, per term Of twenty-one weeks
Pupils can enter at any time, and pay from the time
they ener no deduction afterwards except at the op.
ton 81 the Principal.
Board convenient to The Academy, So per month, in
GLIDING lights and washing
Miss NJ. Il. WHARTON, Tutress.
Rev. ARCH'D cURRIE Principal.
December Is. 72-3w
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Bridget. Mssus wants you TO send her box of Ce-
phaic Glue no, bottle Of Prepared Pills, - but I'm
thinking that's not it nather; but perhaps yell be af
ther knowing what il is. Ye see she's nigh dead and
Como with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
the same relaiyed her before
Druggist. You mustmean SpadIng's Cephalic Pills.
Bridget. Och sure now and you've scd ii, here's
the quarther and give the Pills, and don't be all day
about il ailher.
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w . Do 3 = S y NJ.
I'D eat 81.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical and Baltimore
Dental Coleges.)
N B. Having made the Teeth speciality for the
last eighteen years. he begs leave say that all cases
committed his care will receive his earliest and most
careful attention.
~ General address, Haw River, N. G.
November Is 6g-
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MISS MINORS next Session will commence on
~ the lih Of January, 1861. Terms for instruc.
lion, $40, Of Piano for practice, S. payable hall
advance and the remainder the close Of the Ses.
sion. few young ladies will be received as boarders
December H.. IL
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HuGHES,S ACADEMY.

TIVE next Session u this School, under the charge
Of the. subscriber as Principal. and ". Norwood
as iont Principal, will begin Monday. January Tih
1851 Terms a. heretofore In Classical Department,
$2s. In English Department. SIS.
Board on The Hill, Si1 per scrsion, elsewhere. from
$40 so 10 SIS per session.
Religious service al the Academy - often Is con.
yenienL
$. w. HUGHES, Principal.
December 0. IL
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TwKSrT MILLIoSs OF DoLLaRs sAyKn.-Mr. Spall.
ing has sid two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue aud il Il estimated that each hottie
II least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture, thus
making an aggregate Of twenty mi lions Of dollars re-
claimed from total loss ~ this valuable invention Hav
ing made his Glue household word he now proposes
10 DO the world still greater service BY curing al the
aching heads with his Ccphalic Pills and IL they
as good As his Glue Headaches will vanish away
like snow in Jolly.
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Hillsborough Male Academy
J. A. TINNIN, Principal.

2 =. IINNINl FHHtllaI,
T,HE Spring Session Of This Institution will open on
a the 9TH Of January, 1861, and continue twenty
one weeks
Tuition in the English Branches, from 10 TO l6 dol.
lars; Languages, 81 dollars. No deduction.
December ~. 70
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A c A r D..

Il WOULD, on leaving my native State, desire TO
express my gratitude 10 my numerous friends for
the many kindnesses received at their hands, and if in
The perplexiy and hurry in getting Of to my far dis
tant home in the southwest, have left any business
unsettled BY addressing at Huntsville, Walker
county Texas, shall be promptly attended to as il
were here. Adeu TO all.
JOHN C. DOUGLAS.
| November l.. 67-p
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Hillsboro Savings Institution.
TIVE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of this
= Institution will be held at tine Court House in
Hisborough on Monday the 18th day Of January next,
at IL o'clock. 55
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
December IS, liz
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The Georgia House Of Representatives has
passed bill compelling free negroes to make
choice Of master by the LIST Of May, 1861,
or be sold by the sheriff into slavery.
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LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

L mence January 9Th. 1861. Students viii be al.
mued al any time. and charged from The time Of en-.
trance until the end of the session. except IN cases Of
prolfacted illness. The new Academy will be compile.
led hy the LEI Of February, when the accommodations
and facilities viii he equal those Of any other school
Of the same order. Board in respectable families neaf
The Academy, 81 per month. including washing and
al other necessaTics. Terms 81 Tuition g. 10 and Is
dollars per session. Branches taught Reading Writ.
ing Spelling Enc Iish Grammar, Arithmetic. Algebra.
Latin. &c. Sc No pains will he spared 70 promote
The interest and advancement Of boys committed TO my
charge. - npawgD
December a.. IL
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UELSULlgl AAA444A A44uJAD.
WM. B. MOREHOUSE 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in


Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens Of the
United States their Pure Wines and Liquors. put up
under their supervision, for Family and Medicinal
use, in assorted to snit customers. Clubs, MILF
,ay and other public bodies, who require to purchase
in large small quantities. in casks or in bottles will
be literally dealt with Price list sent on application
OLD M0REH0USE BlTTERS.
Recommended by the first Physicians the best re-
medy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and I'LL Ner-
Diseases. As beverage, il is pure, wholesome,
and delicious to the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
WIN b. M0REHaUsE q co. Prop'rs,
3 a. Exchange Place,
Jeysey City, n. j.
p. s.. The subscribers wish to engage few active
men, as Local and Travelling Agents io their house. to
whom liberal inducements will be offered. For pari-
culars, address above.
November g. 67--3m
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IN China, on two occasions lately, $4,000
Tartar cavalry were completely routed. and
1900 killed, by the Allies, who had only
eighteen wounded. Fifty guns were also
taken. The correspondent Of the London
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SALE or NEGROES.

by order Of the County Court Of Orange. made al
I'D November Term, 1860 shall sell. on 1 credit Of
Twelve months. eight likely NEGROES, belonging %
The estate 81 Rebccca Jones, deceased Sale % take
place on the 2sih DAY 81 December next al Mangums
Store, Orange county,
VII. II. JONES, Commissioner.
November ~. IL
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TIillsborough Female Normal School.

TIillsborough Female Normal School.
V,HE FEMALE ACADEMY il ,his place win be
Il opened on Wednesday The ~ DAY 81 January. The
objects contemplated In this School ate--
I. A Normal School Of character aud grade.
n. "A School within the reach o. the masscs
These two objects will govern the institution Young
ladies preparing or college, home life or teaching will
end this School well adapted 10 these views.
COuRsG or sIpBiEss-A thorough English Course,
Music, and Ornamental Branches.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
A Thorough Course including Board. Music, Oil
Painting and other Ofnsmsnlals, with The Literary
Course, pet session. SIS 90
A Pull Course Of Music, Latin, Ornamental and
English Branches, per session, 20 "
Primary English flof small Wax Work-nowcrs, fruit,
boys aud ritls,l SO 90 each, W 90
second Glass. 10 90 Gfcrian, 90
Literary Course, Is 90 Oriental, Pastslle, Mo.
| Latin, 90 nochTomahc, each, "
Music. on Piano, IS 90 Leather Work, 90
Music, on Guitar, 10 90 Embroidery and Nee.
Oil Painting, rs 90 die Work, %
Hair Work, 90 Hoard, per month, : 20
Pity young ladies can End board 10 the village. Ten
can be BOARDED and educated without money. Chemi.
cal and Philosophical Apparatus Charts, Maps, Globes
&c., with Musical Instruments will be provided Eve.
eretiion made 10 please. An epecial class tor small
Boys aud Gira
Your patronage Il respectfully solicited.
Miss ANNIE n. V. PEARCE,
Miss CHARLOTTE A. BC0WN.
November 20. iI-6g