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Miscellaneous.

BARK VETERAN, which arrived at New Bedford 18th ns
steamer Cayuaa Of the navy She good vsse and VsJI
Yoomy.
'
~ tons sS Ions 80 SsA and 10 s Deep and d
srssa sw g
Capt Gas. vi" Sail 'n'''
s. ss Rss M AZ yn ~
White MsGHvsrys yard win 30 anishsd about the ~
as soS
s ssSs a: ~
ag: ~ ISrs a0PS S o bo. VIZ
u.s. 81 sT
&C., os i g S S ss. %s a. gs%s Ans
in whs painted Ss TiA oh IN a0ys'op'a and No
Brig sesss NS from Busnos Ayrss for St Thomas July
Brig Morning Light. steering NNw. AugIo lat IS So Ion
n q ss an Il sSs'g CT S SSsH Aug
S r S So Aug H. ID
Issi: R.S !a5t Llama fes ss:po Aas,s
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, Aug 2-Arrived, bark Danish Princess, Cop.
BBEMERHAvEN, July 30-Arrived. bark Anton, Trioksb
s1s A bark cSn S:s
rSEoSsTADr. July a-Anived. bark Haabs., L.mmsrss
HAMBURG. July sl-sailed, ship Pamsrston Kohn. New
,MAEANHAM. june M-Arrived, Startled Fawn Banks.
QUEEssrowN., Aug l5-Arrived, steamship Minnsso,s,
Price NYork for Liverpool.
Ernst, SYort for Bremen. ''''''' '' ''-' WV"
American Ports.
ton, NYork brig Putnam Atwood, Baitimors snos =
seisre schs Lucy Jones. Jones' als.sndI.: war s.ssd
ClearsdTschrs Pinsa, Smith, Alexandria; Nicks,sop.
i5iSSTjysd steamship Malta I'..spoS bark; Amelia.
brig, as,xs Open Sea- MSncs
s,CMARLEsIoN, Aug Is-Arrved, brig W HcGivsry.
Sa Gis.re rHnsGr Springs Hsl.ey Athens N.Y.
sS's Ess s:I s%S Ts. s
Terry Boston Electric SPARK 6ores ,iSis o''
;sssm.n hy1s.
GALVESTON, Aug 7-Arrvsd, steamship ArIadne, FL
Fs:ss sySs f. ns. sn Lowe s5,,i
Ps SsssSSs Ss:
ton; Addridse, Fisher; an D scui, steelman II
s1sSo
Ss Hss %.e rs. sr s.sns David
Cleared-Bark Lincoln, Thomson, Leghorn.
1lth-Clesred, ship Forest Eagle, Hosmer Havre briggs
Sir Robert Peel (Br Conner, Curacao; Gladiator , Nick
erson. Pensacola.
PHILApELPHIA,, Aug II, AM-Arryed brigs Abstsner,
Ederkn, Windsor, MSS Isaac Carver, Shutc Porand Oh
Meredith, Ayres Savannah Meteor, Haynes Boston;
schrs English, Crowel and Virginia, Beayse Saco Ida
gee Smith, and Gsstner Roberson, Providence Osprey
White, Cramer; Aithea, Smith; Ocean Belle Emery;
Lewis, Lewis Mary, Rogers Pero, Rogers and Taulans
steeman, Boston Benedict Ellis, Newport; WOOSTER
Leland, NYork.
Cleared-Brig Aaiayador Gibernan, Barcelona schrs A
Edwards Bartlett Portland; David Collins, Townsend,
Boston.
ber Philadelphia; schrs Fyaway kely Mara caybo, Hem
lev, and Bramhal, Hamilton NYork
Saied-Bark Sarah Hobart.
RICHMOND, Aug i3-Arrived, schr Yankee Doodle, Malls
bury NYork Below, at City Point schr Snow Squa Rob-
inson, from NYork.
Saiied-schr Tuns Depew, Crittendcn Providence.
SAVANNAH, Aug 11-Arrved, brig Glendale, McIntire,
Boston schr Davis, Bishop, NYork.
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SHIPPIN N E w s.
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST Is, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht Heee The New York Associated Press do now
coe marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1861:
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship news the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE v at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consignees the masters of inward yes
sells will be forwarded free Of charge
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the grace Of God hang higher than the growth Of in
tellect.
THE BUFFALO CATHEDRAL.

Services Last Evening In Ajd Of tho Buffalo
'-s--a AsvluD-Discourse ~ Dr.. Regers, .
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r 'ELicIOUs

Interesting Services Yesterday in Kew
York City. Brooklyn, New Jersey and
Buffalo Lecture ON RitrAlesm BY
DR.. Rogers, of New York, In
TIE Cathedral at Buffalo
Camp Meeting, Dedi.
tor Services, &c.
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to or having
n claims against the Estate of 8. Fl.
RUSH. d"crased, ar" hereby requested
to present the same properly attested,
on or before the Goth day of Novem-
A. D., 1869.
u. RUSH, Adm'I,
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Nj. BlSSELL,
DENTIST.

- WOULD call the attention
UnYYYn of those requiring their
Teeth filled to 1POSlTlON,
FILLING that he prepares and has
used for the past ten years, as 1t can berc'
commended in all cases where the teeth
arc so far dccaycd as toprevcnt their be-
ing filed wirhany iEmg requiring pre-
sure. As it approaches nearer the color
of the teeth than Foils, it will be found
satisfactory in filling tho baaIy decaycd
front teeth, avoiding the unslgiltly np-
peararcc If the foil showing through
the thin plate of enamel. Being nearly
as hard us the bone Of the teeth it will
prove scrviccable in the masticating sur.
races Of many teeth. Teeth filled several
years since have been found within Il
few weeks in nearly as good cundi-
tion as when FIRST Gllcd.
Charges for filing with gold, tin, or
artificial Dentine from 81 c;'nrs 10 s.,
aud teeth inserted on GOLD, SILVER
or VULiIANlTE, from 81 So.
OFFICE on Broqu street, opposite
Mr. Jas. Duulap's residence.
May 20. IT.
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POETRY.
THE SOUTHERN SYMBOL.
BY ALBERT PIKE.

By ALBERT PlkE.
What, what is the true Southern symbol,
The symbol Of honor and right,
The emblem that sIits brave people
In arms against numbers and might;
'Tis the ever green stately magnolia,
Its pearl Of flowers pure as the truth,
Defiant OF tempest and lightning,
Its life perpetual youth.
French blood stained with glory the lilies,
While centuries marched 10 their grave,
And over bold Scot and gay Irish
The thistle and shamrock yet wave
Ours, ours be the noble magnolia,
That only on Southern soil grows,
The symbol Of life everlasting;
Dear TO us as TO England the rose.
Paint the flower OF field blue as Heaven,
set the broad leaves around i, be seen,
"Sempervirens' the eloquent motto,
Our colors the blue, white and green.
Type of chivalry, loyalty, virtue,
Tn winter and summer the same,
Full of leaf, full Of flower, full of vigor,
Ii BELTS those who fight Tor name.
For a name among earth's ancient nations,
Yet more for the truth and the right,
For freedom, for proud Independence,
The old strife OF dlrkncss and light,
Round the world bear the flag OF our glory,
While the nations look on and admire,
And our struggle, immortal in story,
Shall the tree in all ages inspire.
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ilie State Of South Carolina
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT. ~
KERsHAW-In Equity. /.
William E. johnson and others, Presi-
dent and, Directors of the Bank Of
:. Camden s., c., Us: the Bank Of Cam
8. G. and others. ~
Bill for. Directions, Injunction and
Relief. ~ {
IN pursuance Of a deeretal order enter
I'd IN this cause, creditors Of the Bank
of Hnmd.~, s. G., are required to pre-
srp, statements Of their claims, desig
mating the number Of the bills or
notes Of each denomination, forming
any p TT thereof, at the Banking House
in Camden, s. e., on or before the lst;
September next, and are enjoined from
commencing OF further prosecuting any
suits against the SAID corporation with
"ut the special leave Of said Court.
g. SILVER, Clerk OF the Circus.
tunrt for K,rsh'w County, s. G.
May 20. BIN
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that d prph'buary t,tttf Is paced uro"
the imp ortatioa Of wool, and hencs We
who arc consumers are compelled to pay
dearly for the cassimeres and wooden
goods we wear, and the manufacturers
demand high price for these articles
because the wool monopoly ofthe coun-
try requires it.
Why should not the cotton planters
of the Snuth control the manufactures
as the woolen manufactures of the Uni
tel States ? This question is easily and
correctly answered by reminding our
people, that we have not cotton growing
associations scattered all over the South
ern States.
Seventh, Tho price of labor at the
North is as fixed as the price Of any 9TH
or merchandise commodity, consequent
ly the employer pays for his jobs by the
hour, day, month as he would buy his
clothing,-according to quality; good
hand will always command more than
an inferior one, and in all cases the EN-
ploycr sets the price and why? Simply
because the vurious associations fix the
price of labor as they do of everything
else. Now, is this the case of the Sonth !
Let every grain grower answer for him
self. Ante 6ellum 'cradliny" grain was
worth one dollar per day except wheat,
and that was worth bushcl Of wheat.
This latter grain is tu.day.worth twice is
much Us it was before the war, ana
vet the laborcr demands his busheE Of
wheat for days work, though the Ia
Dor is worth no more TO day than it was
ten years ago. Give us thoroughly
organized Agricultural Society likewise,
and the price of labor will be regulated
here as it is at the North.
Mr.. Editor, If have not said enough
to convince the greatest opponent to Ag'
ricullural Sucieties of their worth. lmust
withhold further arguments and pro-
nuuucc him an Ephraim and let him
alone, for l fear he is joined to his
idols Truly,
HOGSKIN.
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STRANGE CURE FOR A FELoN.-A
reliable gentlemen in this town requests
US to publish the following cure for a
bone felon which his brother has recent
ly tried aud vouches for.
He was nearly crazy-hadn't slept
for several nights-with feIun on the
little finger; went to Chapel Hill to see
the doctor. The doctor split it open,
told him to put on lye poul'ice aud it
would cure up in few weeks He
went home; his finger didn't run any,
and he still suffered the acutcst pain
His mother told him to get toad frog
and put on it. He did so; and was i'm
mediately relieved. After two or three
hours the belly of the toad WAS turned
black and the frog fell off dead. The
man fell into sweet sleep and slept
till evening. In the evening he got an
other toad and tied it around his finger.
He fell asleep and waking in the night
he found the frog gone. The next
morning he found the frog under the
bed and swept it outdoors, where it died.
As for himself he went to .hoeiug corn
that day. We can refer to one of the
most correct citizens of our town for the
truth of this statcmrnt.-HiWsJoro Re-
cOr4er.
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THE LAST NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to MCDONALD
& Mct'URRY by Note or Account arc
respectfully requested to call at once
and make payment, or satisfactory ar
rangements or they will be compelled
TO put their claims in the hands Of 9TH
ers for collection.
MCDONALD & McCURRY.
March %, II.
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Nj Es ER.

THE undersigned having leased, re-
moved, fitted mp and put in run
ming order, the Steam Saw Mill for
mcrly ow"ed by Sutherland Il Lem:
mend. are prepared to furnish PINE
LUMBER of every description in any
qna"tity at sh"r, notice, on moderate
terms fur cash or any description OF
country produce.
The Min is heated on Little Pine
Tree Creek. four miles from Camden,
in the midst OF fine timber, with a good
road leading to it.
Orders left with Mes>rs Burns and
Boswell, or at the Journal Office in
Camden, will receive prompt attention.
SHEORN & CROWELL.
December 81. tt
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grcssional Legislation to such an extent,
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and Ne
Chanical Magazine.

(OGinui Orgn~ ot the iSonth Carolina
iSate Ayrnuiuralnnd MectunicdI :.
Socirty.) - ~
At an early date. the subscribers will
publish the FIRST uumbcr Of n Monthly
Magazine, devoted to the developments
of the material interests Of this State,
and the whole South and will distrib-
u,e five thousand copies gratuitously,
81 that every one may see what it is
befre subscribing. They intend to
make it the best aud handsonIest indus
trial magazine ever published at the.
South. and they ask the cordial CO.
operation Of every good citizen in this
enterprise, which must rebound to tbs
public warfare.
Persons wishing copies Of the first
number, will please send their address
to 49,
WALKER, EVANS & CoGsWELL,.
Charleston, 8. c..
May l3. If.
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PURE
French Brandy and Wines,

Fur Medicinal Purposes.
This is pure article of Brandy as it
was bought out of the Custom House
and can be relied on as being pure and
genuine.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $4,000, 900.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $i,00J,O00.
PRESENT LIMIT. s5oOooO.
VElHE Office Of This Company is now opened
at No l9 Broad Street tSouh- Western
Railroad Bank tor The receipl oi DepoEirs.
Discount Of Paper. Purchase and sale OF Ex
change, and ihe transaction oil General
Banking Business.
Interest allowed on Deposits upon terms
established by 4 Board of Directors.
The Company is alsn a legal depository for
moneys puid into The Court will receive Re.
risrry nnd transfer Books. act as uEenr TO pay
Coupons and Dividends, and as Trustee in
Railroad Mortgages.
DIRECTORS.
VIC. Bee, of VIM. C.. Pee, & Co.: A. S.
Johnston. Of Johnston. Crews & Co: Robert
Mure, Of Robert Mure & Co; w. B. Williams
of w. B. Williams & Son; E. Fl. Frost. OF
Frnst < Adger; E. Adger. OF ]. E Adgcr
and Co; Henry Gourdin, Of Gourdin. Mat.
thiessen and Co.: George l.. Buist, oi Buis,
and Buist &C. G. MemIRinger, of Memminger.
Jeryey and Pinckney: T. J. Kerr, Of T. J.
Kerr and Co.: J. D Aiken OF ]. D. Aiken and
Co.: Juhn Campsen, OF Campsen and Co.: A.
P. Caldwell. Of R and A. P. Caldwell: w. K.
RYAN, J. T. Wel-man. B. O'Neill, ]. J.
Gregg, Graniieville, s. c.
For further Information address
GEO S NERON, President.
TUOS.. R. WARING, Cashier.
Charleston, S. c., March II, 1869,
March rs, Sn'
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Notice of Foreclosure.

Public notice is hereby given that on the twenti-
eth day OF January, A. D., 1865, Moses Gould, of
Portland in the County OF Cumberland and State
OF Maine, By his mortgage deed Of that date. re-
corded IN Cumberland Registry of Deeds Book 800
page 1886, conveyed to Horatio N Jose OF said Port
land, one third part in common and undivided of a
certain lot of land, with the buildings thereon sit
uated on the northerly corner Of North and Mel
bourne streets in said Portland, and bounded, be-
aiming at the northeriy corner of said streets /;
thence nertheasterly on said Melbourne street one
hundred and Twelve and one half feet to land OF
Holt and Weeks. thence northwesterly by said
Hot and Weeks land eiehty-sx feet to a stake
thence southwestelly on a line parallel with Mel
bourne street about ninety feet to North street
thence southeasterly by North street to the first
bound; and that on the twentieth day Of February.
a. D. 1865, the said Horatio N: Jose BY his deed 81
that date recorded In said Registry Book 1872. mage
POI, assigned to the subscriber the deed OF mort
gage aforesaid and all his interest in the premises
therein described; and that the condition of said
mortgage has been broken; by reason whereof the
subscriber, assignee Aforesaid claims foreclosure
of said mortgage pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided.
Dated at Portland this seventh day of August
w5wS2 j. B. BROWN. 4
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magnaninaIsy.

rrraFr
John Barry, better known as "Old Blaze,
so long stage agent in Nevada, California,
died In that place July 18th. he was ieiioW
of infinite Jest, of most excellent Iancy.
all the droll and comical things ne ever said
were Published, the book would put to shame
half the works OF modern humorous writer's.
He was given to drawing conclusions such as
no one else could ever think of, and in re-
oartee he was wonderful. AS specimen OF his
whole life, we win reproduce, as near as
we can. the fcene which transpired between
him and James Haworth on final settlement.
Haworth was President of the CaIifor-
MIA Stage Company, and "Blazer was the
Company's Agent at Nevada. Haworth said (:
Blaze, you have oyerdrawn your account
to the amount OF sixteen hundred dollars.
In consulting with the company's Directors,
tney instructed me to say TO you, that in con-
sideration of Your long and faithful service,
they would throw off half the amount anu De
satisfied If you would refund eight hundred
dollars" This was Blaze's opportunity.
Reaching over, he took and wrung Haworth's
hand, and in broken utterances exclaimed,
eMr. HAw0ftll, the magnanimity OF the COM
pany almost overcomes me but in consdera-
ton of the length of time you have kept me
employed, and 10 show you that no id
stage company that ever existed can excel me
in magpanimity,I will throw off the other
half and call it square with theml" Hawarth
gave 1t up. May the flowers grow g. zen over
the grave of pc or Blaze. M
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Now Tspsawyer wa. Iden,iaea.


Topsawyer, of the house of Topsawyer,
Bullion q Co., importers and merchants, Bos-
ton, found himself going into bank in New
York, with check drawn to his order, which
he duly Endorsed and presented to the paying
teller.
'sMr Topsawyer P" inquired that individual,
CHANGING at the robust figure before him.
eyes, SIR. sad Topsawyer sohorousIy from
behind his ample waistcoat; "that's my
name.n
know any one here, Mr.. Topsawyer?"
"know any one here?" said the merchant,
looking around at the busy crowd of money
counters, book-keepers and others who were
within his range of vision. "No-not a
souLn
very sorry, sir; we cannot pay out money
unless the hsider Of the check is known to us,
or identified as being the proper person e re-
ceiye it, by some one we know"
proper person TO receive it, sir ~ said Top
sawyer. growing red about the glls; "proper
person TO receive It'll Why, anybody knows
me in New York Spratt. Roe & Co, fish-deal-
ers; 1. Q. Nimmon d Co., erocers; Bullion d
Co.. bankers.
Very likely, sir; but do not know you
sir, and you must bring 10 some one that
know to identity you"
Topsawyer, crimson and swelling with sup
pressed indignation that he, the great Top
sawyer, should be served in this manner,
seized the check and strobe into the street.
He had walked scarce half dozen steps,
when he met Gallons, Of Gallons Bros. &
Co.. the great drygoods house.
"How are We. Gallons? Just the man /
want to see.s Come here and identify me so
can draw a check"
Certainly" said Gallons, and in they
went
Mr.: Teller, said Topsawyer to the payer
out Of notes, ALLOW me to make you &C
qua.nted with Mr.. Galloons- house balloons,
Bros. & Co., dry goods, Murray street."
How do you do, sir ?" said the teller
"rhis is all right" said Gallons pompous.
ly, from behind another big waistcoat. s'This
is Nh. Topsawer OF Boston, and know him. :
That may be, sir" said the teller again to
Gallons, "but don't know you."
"Wha-wa-whatp said Topsawyer, boiling
over at the second REFUSAL Don't you know
him? What do you mean by that? Haven,
Lust introduced y0ugn
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ValnableiReal Estate at Auction,

PURSUANT to license from the Judge of Pr obate,
IL the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION.
unless previously disposed Of at private sae) at the
late Residence OF WILLIAM and RICHARD M.
WEBB, IN Casco, on v ednesday, the sixth day OF
October next at ten O'Clock d. all the interest be-
longing e. the estate OF the said William and r. M.
Webb conformity or seyeraly, consisting Of the fol-
lowing described parcels, to wit:
The Homestead Of said VIM. and r. M. Webb. at
Webb Mills. Carriage Mdnufdctorv formerly oc-
cupled by Il. M. = ebb, Including Wafer PoweT and
Machinery House and Lot at Webb's Mills. known
as the Robins House. Fifty acres OF land known as
the Viii aeg Lot. Seventy-fve acres of land known
as he John Webb lot, Fifty acres known as the
Ephrdin Edsoords lot, Twenty acres OF the Stephen
NAT lot, Twenty acres OF the Hay Meadolc lot,
we've acres known as the James Winsioac place,
LILLY acres MoHatain lot, owned in common with j.
.. Mmsow Also the following parcels Of land be-
longing % the estate OF r. NJ Webb, exclusively:
rouse ana lot at Webb's Mills known as the adams
nDdse, nosse aAo Barn AM lot known as the Joseph
Anderson place. Also one-half OF the Prince Strout
Lot, owned m common with William Duran
Also the following parcel OF land heonoino IN the
estate or VIM Webb exclusively lving zast9 as AZ
town road leading from Webb's Mills To Tast R o
mond. " Aast nay
Y. SAMUEL s BROWN
Admir- Of the Estate of H. m W.T..
JOHN WEBB, "eop'
Executor OF the Will of VIM WAL,
webb's Mills CISCO. June 20, 1869. wswSS'
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IEGAL NOTICES.

TO the Honorable, the Court of Commissioners for
the County of Cumberland next to be holden in
said County at Portland on the fourth day Of Nav
A. d. 1861
Humbly show your petitioners whose names ara
hereto subscribed, inhabitants Of tho town Of GRAY
in said County, and liable to be assessed tor high.
way labor thereon, that town way beginning at
the side hill at the center Of the road leading from
EphIaim lawrence's house to the County road lead
ing from Gray Corner by West Gray to Windham
and ten rods scuthsastery down the hill from the
southeasterly side line of the Comfy road above
described, and ending at said County road near the
culvert southwest Of Simeon Skilin's house in said
town, would be Of great public convenience.
That the select men Of said town, upon the writ
ten application of your petitioners, alter notice and
nearing Of the PARTIES have laid out such way, and
reported the same to the town, at q public meet
ing of the Inhabitants duly notified and warned ;
yet the town has unreasonably refused to allow and
approve said town way laid out by the selectmen
Aforesaid aud to put the same on record. Eks
Wherefore yonr petitioners, considering theIn-
selves aggrieved by such delay and refusal, pray
that your Honor would agreeably to law in such
case made and provided, accept and approve said
town way and direct the same to be duly recorded
Dated at Gray this third day Of May, "A. d. 1869,
JOHN w FRANK,
and Sixty-eiQbt Others