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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

RT PhysioIosical View eff Marriage
q srseaIises Of tie aLatorly Of tho sexual or
ssgs Ia sss3s of hes!ta and d,seaze viii trea-
slEs On self sbpss &lls' dspi5fabie- cottaqusnce
upon the n,i nd and body, with the authors plan
0! trea;msnt-the only rational and successful
mode OF care, es shown oy the report OF cases
Treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent, free OF
Postage to any address, on receipt OF rs cents In
70 .s-dGswsm ba ta TRoIX' Albany NY.
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Henrtco circuit Court.-The Spring term O,
TINS Court, Judge Gregory presiding, com.
State Court House, the Court room below bs.
ing IN use as an Office by the Ins pee tor
70 business worthy of notice was ,raasacted
grand jury being sworn in. sxamined viii.
T. Melton aad Randolph Renneft for man
ssiaush.Yls tklInga negro.l and against JOS
4, issrnasd mns ior the murder oi John Oscar Tay-
ior The trial of the Implicated parties win
be commenced In a Ahort time
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rEKaqs or ADywnrIsgNG :


jSerenads aad Speeches be-
tween II and IL O'Clock, two fins companies
Grays and Smyth Bfues-marched To- the EI.
change Hotel, attended by the Armory BAND:
and serenadsd Gov. Floyd. who was scjourn.
Ing at that place. Mr.. Floyd acknowisdrsd
this, In response to call from the thron.
Majors Boylston and simpson, Of the South
CaroNna forces, Gen. Thomas j Green, Of N.
-, ana Sergeant Cook. OF the Wy thsvilIe
Trays. The speeches were full of patriotio
sen timent, and were calculated to inspire ths
vieasts and nerve the arms Of the brave sol
Sis,s VINO heard them. Gen Green said he
na au come 10 offer $4,000 men from North Caro-
INA, fully armed, equipped and proyi.ionad
Tor the defence of the South.
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kNSkAyiNGS.-Ab Beautiful collection his
of 'ast sssa received " the Artists supply stors
,,l ALB. LYBROcK,.
~ Under 6potsw0od Hotel
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- ksths! Dashsit Bath . 4s--
bot, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS Il
1a os nAd daily, from O'Clock A. M. until 10 r.
. alhs American Hair Cutting, shaving, Sham
Eshs and Bsthing Saloon. undsr the American
ssTsy' ssy'. ensfsnes Oh nth street. 6iIgls 03th -
,est ~ tFs t'eksts fns u sgN sssW
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As Agents for the sale Of the Goods mau ufseiur.
ed by the CRkNSHAW WOODEN COMPANY Of
RIcBsosp, VA, we have new on hand about 20
600 yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Deable Milied CASSiMEREs aud CLOTHS, be
sides lot OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLR.
MEMS SHAWLS-and are man ufacturing at the
rate Of zoe yards per week; ali OF which We Of.
fer the trade at fair prices and liberal tsrms
with entire confidence that the enterprise viii re-
ssive a liberal support.
ckESsHAw 4 CO., Agents,
ss@-dts Richmond Va
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTER8.

Ltncolns Test Of FTdsfhy.-There is no
peace OF security for the decentIv djsposed
cltxens OF the Federal Metropofis At this
Juncture OF ana1rs, 1t being in the possessioo
% an organised abolition mob, whose pav for
services rendered are In exact ra ito to fheir
enmity 70 the south, her peculiar Institution.
ana parties who may uphold Its perpetuation
u 10 not surprising. therefore, that numbers OF
citizens OF this STATE, resident in Washin1
Ton, nave felt called upon, by feelings of self
respect, 10 quit the place since the Inaugural
tion OF the policy Of abraham the first u
To such lengths is the coercive policy carried
tnat no one Is safe who viii not consent TO
yield obedience to the behests of the Baboon
president and his chosen agents Test oa tbs
are as common as blackberries, and he who
refuses to swallow them Is in peril of his life
Clerks of Departments are drilled in the
use OF the musket instead of the pen Speak
ing OF oaths, we have seen a copy of the one
administered to the Treasury clerks AT
Washington, shewr us by q citizen of Rap
pahannock who held such a position. and
who had to stampede" on Indignantly
refusing TO swear allegiance. 1t reads as fol-
Treasury DEPARTMENT, April 2l, 1881. 81
1, A b., ut the present Tin . in the United States
service AS Clerk, do solemnly swear that will
support, protect and defend the Constitution and
oorernment OF the United states against all enc
.nies, iH, whether domestic or foreign, and that
VIII pear true faith and loyalty to the same as es
taolished by the Constitution and laws: and
turner, that do this with full determination
anu pledxe, without any mental reservation or
sVAsleh to perform In good faith all the duties
" mnich @ may be legally required of me SO help
bi-triet Of f"GlinShUs' GolumSia To wit.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me, this Plat
" Ap'n, -o01' -e4. &. D.. II. p
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SOUTHERN MANuYACru Rss
Dc 20. and especially II You can obtain ~ assi-
rabls Goods, without paying Any more Tor thsD
thar their actual worth.
CRxNSHAW
COMPANY,

crrafirsd last rear, and in order 10 make sash
ane3r As weul1 not ecmrsts with, bat would r.,
ihsysia othsr sonthsrn nsuufestures By furnish.
isr rtaass snd styl. of deods that have never
Nil v n machinery OF the best and finest quail.
" T ey are new manufacturing FINE CAssl.
AgSss and CLOTHS q every vArsety, from Fine
Ttrsinfa Merinn and Mestiro Wool, And solicit
trs suegtich of the trade In the South to their
Goods All who have seea their ARMY CLOTHS
manufactured At hr-t expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least ecu
II 10. ppsrior IN quality. to those they had been
bnying heretofore, and quite rs cheap.
fhe Y rgi MIA State and Central Agricultural So.
eetiss al their Fsir held In this city, In october
last awarded 10 this Company Q GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition OF Woolea Goods, which In
slrded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece OF Goods
manufactured by US being what Ii 10 represented,
,aa under DO circumstances Will this Company be
indueed TO work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS D. CRENsHAw. Prss't.
sursI 7. MiTcsELL,
wrLLIssfoy 8oDDIs, n,
JoHs II, MosTAarB, D"se'o'-
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RETuRy.-Tps battalion which left this place
a. Wednesday, sthe 18th instant, for Harpetss
Consists of the Mon ticslla Guards, Captain
mallory, the Aibsmarle Rifles, Capt. Duke;
the Sons OF Liberty, Captain Tosh; and the
southern Guard, Capt. Hutter, of the Uni
versity.
These gallant men were welcomed by the
Cornet Band and n vast concourse Of citizens,
Ine iadies waving their shandkerchiefs and
.ne throng cheering All the companies re-
Harper's Ferry. II
learn that these companies viii remain
at nome only Ave days, when they viii aa ain
EaSch 70 seTreon some other field Of &C ton
haon ana every one Of them is eager to meet
theenemies Of his State and the SOnth .-fNity.
eottssriHs Jsgersontan. :. =. 80
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REsIeSATIoss.-The designations ut wasb.
fngton within a few days past are uuite nm.
meroas, Among the army officers ars the fol-
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NAroLrox. Henry county. O ,Julv : I85

" APOlEON, ncnrN county, ", july Z, IN5Sf
DIR. c. W. RoBACKDear Sir For the benefit of sur
lcring humanity, permit to through the col
of your circular th surprising properties of your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which is
several persons in town who have been suffering with
Liver Complaint and Indigestion, and Notwithstanding
that we have good physicians can be found in North
Ohio, yet the disease bacd their skill Consequent
ly were in state Of dcspnndency, until we commcnc
using your pills through and by the advice of our friend
Mr.. Brennan We used the medicine according to direc
tions and are now full ofife and hary, and our graft
tude is equal to our Improvement in health and spirits
When take into consideration what have been and
what we are at presen feel like charging ourselves
of the sin of ingatudc if we did try announce
the public the great benefits of your medicine There
fore recommend to the public agge the expedency of
having recourse to your medicine and consequently as
in duty bound, dischargnging what feel to be du
~ IN advising persons who are suffering have su
ered to make Of the only and for the
diseases already mentioned Mrs. GWin, Mrs. Brennan
Miss lieaon, G. C. Spelman.
See advertisement 4sw4
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From rich and poor, hnd and free, oil eolors grades.
and conditions Of life 1 sNu NEED Of praise is award
ed this wonderful areh, Sores healed pans re
lieved lives saved, yalble animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged by his rcnarkcbe medicines For
cuts bruises sprans th,niasin swengshitcs, strain
ed horses, SC, 1t has msQual among nments, oinmcns
or sslves 1t is the hNsokeepcrs and farmers friend.
Weeks Of illness and ess Of time are saved by early
application Of Muslsns Liniment Il should always be
on hand Re careful q whom yeu buy, and hsveh
rsrtcd genuine. al genuine will hereafter bear the
signature of q. W. VSrBRocs, Chemist and ID, :.
BARNES, Proprietor WITH the words Trade" mark" In
two mcdalons Of the FEDERAL currency Sold At IS cts.
so cts and 81 90 per haic by all rcspec able dealers
throughout the world. d. s. BARNES,
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IsI.Il:!z!!s,!l.i|zll;allyl
80 Uza:5;ii5:!ill,s'!LI!Egll,lSs| l,s'!I!Egll,l
MRS. WINSLOW,

Mho. w INObD",
An cpcricnccd Nurse and Female Physician, pre-,
scnts to the attention of mothers, her
50 7 ii N g SY u p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETIuSG,
whio greatly facilitates the process of teething by
sotUing the gums, reducing all iniammation-wl
ALA all pain and spasmodc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Dcppd upon it, mothers ii will give rest to your
selves, and
REEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Inot only relieves the child from pain, but nvig-
orass the stomach and bowels corrects acidity and
givs tone and energy to the whole system. II will
alulst instantly relieve
GRIgNG IN THE BOWELS, And VIVID C0LIc
an,oycrcome conyusions, which, il not speedily re-
IN icd end in death. We believe it the best and
suest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysen-
teY and Darrhoea in chidrcn,whethcr it arises from
teHling, or from any other cause. We would say
tnsycry mother who has child suffering from any
oGhe foregoing complaints-do not let your prcju-
dss, nor the preiudces Of others, stand between
yu and your suffering child, and the relief that will
bsure-ycs absolutely surc-to follow the Of
til medicine if timely used. Full directions for
ldng will accompany each bottle. Nome genuine
ulcss the fac-simile of CURTIS a PERKINS,
,cw York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mehicncs
Wood county.
Principal 0fioe, IS Cedar street, Y.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, lS6l-49ly.
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PORT ANT TO FEMA ALES!
| )R CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prepared b,Corneus Chceseman NJ. d. New York City.
The com6n,on of ingredients in these Pills the
result of lfg and extensive practice They mild
in their opctou and certain in correcting all irregular
itics painI Mensruaons. removing all distractions,
whether s cold otherwise; headache pain the side,
papation II the heart, whites all affections,
Mysteries, ftgue, pain the back and limbs, &C. disturb
ed sleep, mich arrisc from interruption of nature.
To MARhp LSDIES.-Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Women who have been disappointed in the
Of othc PILLS place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
NoTICG.-Therc is condition in the female system
in which te Pills cannot he taken without producing
PECULIAR FSUT. The condition referred to is
CY-and hrcsult MISC ARRIA AGE Such is the irrcssta-
Bile cndcny of the medicine to restore the sexual unc
tons toa ofInal condition. that even the reproductive
power of nthrc cannot resist it.
WaITar,d purely vegetable and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read,
company ach box. Price 81. Sent by mail on cncos-
ing 81 to H. Cornelius l.. Chcesemau, box 1881, Post
office, Nc York City.
SOD by Druggist in every town in the L. $.
.-t. X. b. HUTCllINS,
Gceral Agent for the U. s, No. IA Broadway,
To whonrll orders should be addressed.
Fer salby PECK HAMILTON, Pcrysburg. Ally
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The following is aextract from letter writtenby the
pastor of Baptist chfch the "Journsl and Mosscn
ger" Cincinnati Ohb and speaks volumes in favor Of
that world drenownednedicineM WINsLow s SooTH-
ING SYRUP FOR cHuDREN TEErHISo:
"Wc see an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs
Wnslow's Soothing Syrup Now we never said word
in favor of patent aedcine before in life, but
feel compelled 10 sal 10 reaers that this is hum
bug-7wE HAVE TRID IT AND KNOW 1T TO BE All 1T
CLAIMS. II is probby, Of the most successful med
icnes Of the day Because il is Of the best and those
of your readers wholave babies can't do better than
lay in supply. 49-ly.
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TO the Freeman of wood County.

YoSe country Is now IN great peril-sn sttcnp IS be
ing made subvert the free institutions under which
you have welt long in security and prosperity, and
your country calls to-day for your aid, II YOU cannot
raise company in each township join with others that
are oEsapizing elsewhersn the county. Tho enemy is
nearer your homes than you auticpste Cincinnati may
soon become battle field, This Is no time for supiucss
The successes at Charleston Harpets Ferry Baltimore,
and in North CaroliniN have encouraged the enemy.
They believe the people Of the North towards Show
them that the blood Of your fathers who left you the
priceless boon of liberty flows in your veins. The time
has come to sksi If there is respsnse 10 the call Of
your country, longer shall the "Str Spangled Ban
ncr wave over the land Of the free and the home Of the
braye'' Read the dlspathes in to.dAy's paner.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD co.


Alphonso Taft VS. John G.Worhngton and Eliza
both Worthngton.
I The defendants John G. Wurhngton and Eliza
beth Worthingtnn will take notice that on the 2qth
day Of March, 1861, the plaintiff lphonso Taft filed
his petition against said defendants the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Wood,
and state of Ohio, which is still pending therein and
that the object and prayer of said petition is 10 OBJ
tain Judgment against said defendants John c.
Worthington for the sum of $l764 with the interest
thereon from 0etober 18th, 1858; being the amount
due said plaintiff upon the two promisary notes Of
said defendant both dated "Cincinnat 0ctnberl2h
1895 and each for the payment Of 1892 with nerest
from date, one in year aud the other in eighteen
months after date, aud also obtain order for the
sale ofthe following described premises mortgaged
by said defendants to said plaintiff to secure the
payment of the notes aforesaid, viz all those GER
tain lots or parcels Of land situaIe lying and being
in Wood county, Ohio, and known and described as
out lots numbers 263 & 264 in the new survey Of
ut-ots in the City Of Perrysbprg, in said county,
and for the application ofthe proceeds arising from
the sale OF said premises 70 the payment Of the
amount due said plaintiff upon the notes aforesaid
Said defendants will also lake notice that unless
they answer said petition on or before the 25th day
Of Nav, 1861 Judgment will be rendered against
them by default according to the prayer thereof.
VI. r. a. r. WAITE, atty fer pllntf
April 81, ls6l-43w6S7 %.
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Home Gnnrds.

There are hundreds of people in county who wo'd
gladly take up for their country but prevented
by circumstances from leaving their homes for inde6n
ite period Let such form themselves into company
for home protection There seems to be good ground
for believing that an attack may be made Cincinnati,
in which case the home guard will be called upon aid
in squelehing invading enemy. Now that the traitors
have actually struck down the National Flag, other out
RACES will only be secondary in Importance Let US be
prepared to meet the enemy. We are glad move
ment is foot in Perrys@g looking to organization
of this character.
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.g-we publish the following COMMUNICATION with

:aEg~Wc publish the following COMMUNICATION with
a degree of pleasure it puts 10 rest the suppositi9
that Mr. Wescot sympathized with the traitors. We may
add in this connection that Miss Wescott also denies the
charge which has been attached her relative clap
ping her hands and rejoicing before the scholars in the
school room because of the fall of Fort SUMTER
CARp.--Mr. Editor learn that some person or per
sons, influenced probably by partzan prejudice, have
been busy ia circulating report that am secesstons
and that |, well my family, sympathizc with the
traitors in against Now TO the
character of this report have nothing say those IA
miarly acquainted with ne; hut for the information of
others desire to say, through your columns that the
port is utterly and unquafedy false. As to the long
train of causes that have led to this unhappy controver
sy, may honestly differ i'll opinion but when rebel
lion is rampant in She land and civil war with all its
horrors, has been inauguated, when forts
saultcd property purcred and the very existence
of government threatened, hold that il is the i'm
pcrIve duty of all good citizens ignore all party diff
tcrcnces and rally to the support of the government in
its Efforts of force 70 maintain the integrity the rights, in
tcrcst and safety of the country. Such are and such
have been my sentiments fully expressed all suitable
occasons-sentments heartily c0ncurred in by all my
family BY inserting the above in your next issue of the
JourSat. you will much obgc, yours respectfully,
April Oath, 81. J. N. WEsTcOTT.
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Coal OH AT ROCKY Ford.

We were shown sample of Coal Oil last week, by ].
L. Russell, taken from we'll at Rocky Ford, in Bloom
township. this county. which has the appearance,
with all the smel of the genuine article. Mr. r. in
forms that boring has been commenced by
company, with very fair prospects. The rghtof large
tract Of land has already been secured for the purpose
Of prospecting" and shall not be surprised 10 hear
Ioon Of irregular oil fever in our own country.
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EXemption for Volunteers.

The House of Representatives on Friday passed bill
eScmpng the al property of volunteers from sale un
der execution and personal property from both levy and
sale while the volunteer is in the service of the United
States, and COR sixty days after discharge from such
vice. This is timely and patriotic movement.
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PerrYshurg on Time.

We learn we go to press, that the perysburg Vol
unteer Company is about FULL and will go to Clcve-
land in few days. The list for the enrolment of
bers opened Friday and the required number
nearly all obtained by Tuesday evening. However, a
few more will yet be taken, applications made mmc
datcy. We shall publish the of the Volunteers
in our next weeks issue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID Y T.
L PARKS PR1CKLY PLASTERS.
They Impart strength they Annihilatc Pain,
Thsc delightful plastcrs yield readily
Parks to thenotion Of the body, absorb perspi-
Patent ratN and throw off all the offensive
Porus coaguated impurities of the SYSTEM
Pricky They should be used for all Chronic
PaSters Pain Fantuess. Dyspepsia Colds Con-
Are sumi on, Rheumatism, Female Weak
Sold nesSf They retain their active prop
BY all .ertaswhen other Plasers are useless, and
Dealers ,whA applied pain cannot exist. Every
From ihrxe should have them. One size on
to 2I1 ,clof three sizes on leather. Sample sent
Dimes. by iail ON receipt of 25 cents.
ID. BARNES, l3 Is Park Row,N. Y.
April 1856 l-Agly
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oMehstnr,, Alive.

We learn that the patriotic citizens of Webster town
ship have organized company of volunteers, and
ready to march an hours notice. All honor te
the loyal freeman Of Webster.
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SATURDAY EvESING The meeting rc-asscmblcd at
O'Clock, when Mr.. Tyler proceeded to call the ro-25
men answering to their names. Mr. I. informed the
members that the City Council had made appropra-
ton of $4,000 dcay the incidental expenses of the
cmpany and the first regular drill would take place
Monday at 10 o'clock, after which those who had enroll
@ themselves would be sworn in and their pay
menee. On arriving at Cleveland, each member would
pass examination, when if found physically able he
will be mustered into service, under the rules aud reg
latons of the regular army. If rejected he will be
turned home at the expense Of the State and drawn pay
for his time. Mr. T. then dwc at some length upon the
importance of volunteers joining their own home
panies; principally from the fact that friends and
quainenees, in of sickness accident were much
more ready and willing to do favor than a stranger
Mr. j. Chapel soldier of the of 1872, being loud
ly called for forward and took by the Pres
dents stand BY invitation of the President, Mr. Cock
responded in patriotic to the sentiments "the
volunteer of the of 1872 and suggested to the la
dies a number of whom present the proprety of
getting up handsome banner for the volunteers of 1851
loud call was then made for Mr.. Chapel, and tha t
aged veteran and rccounted with feeling empha-
sis his past experience in the service of his country
His grandfather and father both fought in the revou
tion; he had experienced very hard trials in the
of 1872 and thanked God to-day, that he had
now to take his place in the of 1861. Mr.. c.
followed by Mr.. Knoll and DR.. Dahan, who made few
appropriate remarks in the German language. General
Norton observed that the time for action had come
and hoped 10 see our company full by the last Cf this
week. He had ordered she Cilead Worth Guards 10 get
ready for service Immediately and he wished be ready
10 meet them ia Cleveland at least by the first Of
week. At the conclusion of Mr. Nortons remarks, the
ladies gave three cheers for the volunteers aud they in
turn gave three rousng cheers for the ladies Of Peys
burg and the Union. The meeting then adjourned.
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Our Book Tnh!c.

iIARrEu's MAGAZINE, May, 1861 Harper g. Brothers,
New York
This number completes the 22d volume Of this valua-
BILE monthly magazine, and the publishers announce a
circulation of more than 100000 copies, This speaks
well for the popularity of Harper. The present number
is fully UP to its predecessors in point of interest illus
tratons and choice literature. We notice the commence
mcnt of new novel by Anthony Trallope, author of
great merit TeImsonc copy So; two copies SIS; three
or more copies two dollars cach.' -r 80.