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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-08
Gas some to church repair,
Not for the doctrine, but the music there y

but these are but as the dust Of the balance
when compared with the mulutudes who mel
Their hope nor desire aught from the Executive,
hut continuance in that steadfast devotion TO
the best interests OF his country which has
marked his course hitherto. and which has Sc
cured their appreciation aud consequent support.
BY THEIR FRUITS you SHALL KNOW THEM"
is a criterion which has divine authority; and 1t
4. no less applicable to political than to reli-
gious faith. Those dictators and wre-pullers
who have SAT aloft guiding the political storm,
will fnd when they attempt to direct, whom 1t
shall bear forward to honor and power, and
whom it shall shipwreck and overwhelm, that
the sceptre has departed from them; and when
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-08
DION

Since the above was written the letter of Mr..
Spencer has appeared in which ne gives the grounds
of the atyice of the Cabinet.
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Nir Notices Of deaths, sc. are not attended TO at
this Office, without responsible name accompanies
them
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
sLA NDERING GEN. HARRISON.

Kirk Patrick wrOle long article last week to prove
thst Gen Harrison's friends sre'WyingO build up a
Monarchy III this country, These wings are great at
cutting each other, when The wire edge is of once.
Whether the charge be true false, ii is disgracela
to sander the dead. We're Harrison lvlug he might
defend HIMSELF but as he Is no more among Us, we
must project bis character from Distraction. What do
his friends in this county think Of such sabs as Krk
Patrick gives the old macs dead bodyf Would Gem
eral Harrison be guilty oGeIevAlng men to office base
and corrupt enough To setUpa MonarChyS Shame on
the miscreant WIN uttered such thought.
We tell KIRK Patrick that If lie ever again attempts
to slander Gen. Harrison, he shall be exposed He
may SANDER the living much as he peases bnt when
it comes to the desd. We cay hands of. Truly, the
country has come fine pass when we have not on
ly to defend our own friends, but also the lifeess
corpses Of our enemies from such buzzA-ds as Kirk Pat
YckI ..tr
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
THE ANrI.MAsUNIC MAsONs.

These inconsistent men are, we perceive, squirming
under the lash. They feel as ifther tails had been
'dnv in" Kirk Patrick and old Jake have fixed out
a communication attempting Defence but what sort
ofa one is il They do not nor dare mott deny Corr
wins MasOnry-,hey do not deny having got up pam
phlet announcing MasonS do they deny having es-
coltsd Tom Corwin free mason. through the county
after abusing, g. Dicknaming,al masonS, and 9lsdging
themselves 10 warn community against every mason
who should come out for Office. They do not deny
these charges, but try 10 evade the issue by talking
bout Water powers, &C. (Wsu giUs them fill Of ,0a,
ter pO'Or sLOrtly) But why evude the question! What
have these things to do with Anti Nasons leading the
Grand Master Mason through our county, We cannot
be led off in this way. They must recolect the issue
and either act up their pledges stand before the
public as brazen faced hypocrte', worthy Ofno mans
confidence. f. .f.
Want of room only prevents US from giving the led
ges ofJudgss Biickensderfer, Williams, Deardor and
other ant:masons. In which they bound themselves tn
warn the people of TuscMawas whenever a mason
was out for Office, that he might be marked at the bal
lot box. They know these pledges-know they made
them and yet in the very face ofa-they endea.
vorng to gull their anti masonic friends into the snp
port of the great Grand Master ofFree Masonry, Tom
Corwin. Shame on the hypocrtesi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
ANoTHER FALsEHooD.

Ths Advocate says the wings fEiOImss county have
no minated John Armor for the Senate. TO ugausl
'losO focOsO unpopular that could only be forced
the party after two or three packed conventions"
That's the language, and smOre braseD pair Of false
hoods came from he Father Of lies himself Mr..
Koch has not an equal in Holmes county Tor POPuari>
ty, and we venture he will far ouuun his party vote.
So far from his being packed through three conventions
it is only necessary say that the Democrats had but
one convention and at that one Mr. Koch was unani-
mously nominated. So much for that.
But how was Mr.. Armor nominatedf Twenty
nine wings met in garroI in Millersburg to nominate
Senator. Fhree candidates were before them. MT.
ArmOr received IL votes, and trumphed But Of the
IL votes cast for him. were from his own relations
And yet the man who was thus forced on the whig
party by relatives, strumpeied forth regular built
democratic Wing candidate" BAIL The Democ-
racy of Little Holmes will riddle this blOOdsd Wing
nomination.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
GOV. CORWIN.

Tom Corwin is meeting with the same success els
where, that he did in Dover. He cannot raise the
steam at all this yea., and wonder. The anti ma.
son leaders have struck him with palzy, by hanging
round his neck, they be the death of hmy Hes
good enough Morgan" they say. We see an account
ofhis speech at Akron, in the American Democrat,
which proves that he neither wants expects to Le
re elected and that his stumping buoonery over the
State, is only to disgrace the Executive chair: Whg-
geys pride is to disgrace and destroy free nstitu-
tions, whom she can no longer govern. g,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
THE CONTEST.

From all quarters of,he State do We hear the most
cheering news. The democracy are charging treason
home upOn the traitors, and they quail beneath the
charges. Many Of them have been ssntenceeby their
own party, and doomed to eternal disgrace In other
districts where some have been rsnominated BY cor
Tuption, independent candidates brought out, by
the people and will receive the support of all order
loving wings. Weventure the assertion, that 5ths
Oflhe traitors who can be reached a, the ballot box
will never go back to the legislature Such is the pub.
lie indignation at their conduct. .-.
Our talented shannon iSin the field speaking daily
10 thousands The South add Southwest. Senator
Allen, Brough, Weller Med and others, are also ou.
exposing the heartleSs corruptious Of Federalism In
short, there campaign carried on more vg-
OrOuSly. Who can doubt the RESULT The friends Of
law, tforder, of government, Of liberty, must triumph
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

FREE TKADE.-We command the following piihy
apoihegm Of Dr. Franklin to- our nsghbor Wings;
x, with three manufactures, az s0tk, silk and iron
supplying three other countries A. B. C, is dssFots of
increasing the rent and raising the price Of cloth g.
Vor Of her own cloihiers. f
IT. order to do this she foFbes the importation Of for.
eign cloth from A. ~
A. in return, forbids silks from B.
Then the silk growers complain Of decay of trade.
And x, 10 content them, forblds silks from B.
B. in seturn, forbids iron ware rom x. ,..#i
Then the iron workers complain Of decay.
And x forbds the importation Of iron from c.
C, in return forbidS cloth from x.
WHAT'S got by oil these prohibiiionsi
Ans. Al four find ltc;r common stock Of tie snjoy,
msnts and eonusnisncss Of lifs dimiaishsd."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
DEMOCRATs AROuSEl

We call on our brother Democrats Of every town
ship to Be up and doing. In less than weeks the bal
lot box must Decide whether we have government or
no government. That is tho great question Of all, and
question which must be answered The federal lea
ders resolved in their lstsconvention that the minority
did rightin breaking up the Government, and though
they now Skulk from such an isSue hold them to it.
Let none of their rantings about Banks, currency,
or tariff, drive you from the true question, .
Goucrnmcntor no Government.
Don't let them forget that they have upheld the m
nority and said they did right in irampng upon the
jority.
Keep them in mind that they justified the minority
in overhrowing one branch ofour government.
Charge homo upon them the ialdl results of such a
precedent, if sustained at the ballot box.
Ask them if Democratic minority would not, be
justified in fetaliating in The same way.
And keep up the fire on the traitors and their desn>
ders until the polls close. Democrats, a fearful res
possibility deyoves upon you. On the democracy de.
pendS the perpetty ofour free institutions Then but
do your duty, and oil will be well. The plotlers OF
treason will be driven from the presence of an outra-
ged people, and the charter Of our liberties held sacred
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
BANK sWINDLERS sTUMPTNG n.

Grswold. the President ofthat hieving concsrn the
Canton Bank made speech 10 ,hs Court house last
week, he explained the beauties of whiggery, and
went dead against he penitentary clause in Lalhams
Bank Bill No wonder. Bo, moi word abou. his
Swndline Bank which has robbed the farmers of 1us-
Carawas Of r,hV md Of dollars 7besa Bankers mus.
have a che . coma and lecture people m
politics, VI ave plundeled 81 outraecously.
The whis display taste in gsuiSg speakers,
Binl they had The lisrason county Blsekguatt pes,
GrswoI& and .hsthiFd will 20 donOi be Fgst.a They
take core however no. 70 gSsu'at ts pdIfsiaetiOua ii
once. That's some consolation, n '@es'" 2 (. '.- 4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
THE ISSuE.

The wings OF this Sac having run out of all IheiE
old hubugs and being alarmed at their own eel0st 10
anost ever State where elections had taken place.
soed 10 treason and revolution desperate alerna-
uvs An excitement expected to follow, upon
whichths wings hoped 10 Tids mn powor. Well. sH.i
citementN did ioow-sn sxcitoment full Of roe and
CONSERVATION for Tho traisrs-an excitement which hna
cast aud federalism into 6sFy furnars, ,-itais
consuming the traitors and their abetsoTs Their masks
are in flames and fseR they run IN hot haste from
the scoschng issue. Toayoid beng hng back into the
conHagratioS their own storous hsrds have kindsd.
they fly ike frightened hounds, crying Sound curren-
cy," tn par" protection, -any Thing. every ihias
10 escape their searching The handwriting e
the wall, their doom is decidsd No issue BY which
they may attempt TO hide their party cOFrupliouS
will avail them. $3.50
While wo have tho traitors to eOniond wih there 10
but one issue-great and above all oheTss
GOVERNMENT OR NO GOyERNMENTill
That 10 the issue. The traitors have msde Il them
selves AID they Hasi abide by t. All other questions
are subordinate and merged into this great ssas; for If
treason 10 approved the people have broken up their
government, anuihaled the constitution sand sanetiad
conspiracy. Coon Skinner.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
A HINT rO GERMANS

Messrs. Editors: Whilst in conversation with fedS
eral whg, The other day. on the subject of politics. he
stated that III il was not for the MEAN, IGNORANT
LOW,LIVED Germans Of Holmes County tho wings
would elect their Representatives" Gan the Germans
Of Holmes OF Tuscarawas support party that enter
ians such base sentiments in relation to emi Remem.
be this wiseacre stands high in the confidence of the
federal whig party, and was candidate before their
caucus for officei A SUBSCRIBER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
LET THE FEDS ANSWER

The Feds at the Extra Session Of Congress ap2ropr.
ated money as fellows: tS} N
To Mrs. Harrison 425000 90
Expenses Of the session 39l, ,46T 90
Loan Bill ... ssr $4,000 600
Pauper Lunaiics 1000 90
Forifcations 2449, 637 o6
Naval ordnance 6000oO 90
Home Squadron 7o9, $40 90
Foreign Ministers 1880 90
Repair Of Bridge gas. $4,000 90
Statue Of Washington s $1,000 90
For PRESIDENTS HOUSE 5000 90
Funeral Of General Harrison $3.50 90
For Post Office Department 5l2,e e67 90
Public Lands given away $4,000 90
Capital for NATIONAL BANK l6,000,O0O 90
TREASURY NOTES 4s 5n0O 600 90
Tax from Tariff 10000, 900 90
TYLER VETOED THE BANK.
LATE SessioN--Ap -ApwObriGtions. Money expended
first months, l84e, $l7,000,0O0 90
Judiciary Department $40 600 90
TREASURY NOTES 100000 90
Expenses last nine Months, 1000 600 90
TAX BILL or Tariff 25, 600, 600 90
Massachusetts [Toryl Militia $4,000 90
HullS Slain: [aid on tho table for the presant.1
They passed BANKRUPT ACT; REPUDIATs
ING $400, 600, 900 90 of Debts. ~
Congress- expended for printing and stationary for he
year ending May 31st, 1s41, $i56,l7I Is,
$500 quilts cost 1858 ~ f s'.f
, 4S3 gross of steel pens 1859 %
Is barrels ink 476 25
Making pens for members 476 25
Waters, tapo, sealing wax, folders, penkniveS, &c.
cost very large sum.
! To gsta National Bank, the Feds in Congress wanted
John Tyler 70 pt!iare his soul-iSt Glars. Gaz.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
THE MISCREANTGI

The Ohio State Journal (fsd) Says:-- .,.tss 3
"rHIS STATE CAN UNDOUBTEDLY BE DIS,
TRtCTED so THAT THE LOCO F0COS (DEMs
0CRATS) COULD NOT ELECT A SINGLE MEN.
BER TO CONGRESSF' & N&
Democrats and honest wings, look at the above.-<
This accounts tor the SopnglOf the Traitors and their
wild beast shows They broke up the Legislature 20 Do
70 omit sending single democrat to the next Congressi
Honest men-bewure The rabid feds want TO get Clay
elscted in Congress, and cheat the people, They waLt
Ewing elected U. States Ssuatory Psndeton, Cowen,,
&c. elected as to achets their dabolical schemes Of
taxing US to build up another monster banki Ciss'
piAe Gazeha. -Il e
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
TO THE SOBER REFLECTION. OF
THE CHRISTIAN.

Some ten days ago. we published from the Zanesville
aurora. an appeal from three leading church members
to the people, agains the madness and debaucbery and
wickednesS Of he hard cider reves and skin fan.
dangoes. This appeal has fallen with great force upon
the consciences omany who witnessed the alarming evil
both to the Of temperance and religion, that Aow>
ed from the orgies Of l840 and has detsrmi ed them to
put down this brutal method of electioneerng, before
It puts down all regard for sobriety and morality Much
inquiry has been made for the paper containing it, and
eS that number has been exhausted we shall in few
days. publish il again. Mean time. here are the ssn.
ments Of an honest man and true christian, from the
Steuhensille Union; r ro
1.-THE time has again come when the madnes, Of
party introducing all the debauchng revelries of640
The old coon ia carried en- pole low and vulgar devs
Of the Internal regions drunken reyees and vulgar
Song.aingng, and thousand others equally degrading,
and ALL oil this for the purpose Of producing what
called by the wings excemenJ to drown the reasoning
powers and thus build up party at the sacrifice Of
bgioR morality and temperance. and is the Church a.
gain 10 look on these scenes Of moral turptude with
unconcern and apparent compacenCyf VIII the Watch.
the walls Of Zion look on with indifference at
the food Of degradation and corruption that 10 sweeping
over the land without raising their warning voicei OF
wlihey fold their hands and see these scenus with In.
differencel Has The God Of this world the control of
all meni Lot the church remember that she controls
this aosG of evil influences. The encouragement she
gave in le4O has again brought this evil upon u.s. and
her owns can drive the hydra monster from the land
Let itnol said that the watcimen on her walls arc
all become sleepy dogs, each one looking for his gam
from his quarter" A CHURCH MEMBER.
,E,8s REMEMBER, Z Hf
/ That JOHN O. ADAMS, at the late session Of Con.
greas the longest and sa, presented
apeIidoulo dissoirc This gIerioas UtiOn; and DON'T
FORGET that ibis sams John g. Al6uIs, has been in,
yhed by The wings ci Uho, TO make spee;h al Dsyc
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
JACKSON DEMOCRATS.

One oflhe best signs of tho times is tho fact that
nearly all the old Jackson democrats, who from honest
motives have lately acted with The wings, are now re-
turning to the Democratic fold. they have seen The
base conduct ofhc Federal Congress- towatds General
Jacksou-n refusing to pay him the iIa Of 900 i'm
PoSeddpon him by aiory judge at OroSns--and at the
same time bringing up bill 10 pay the traitor Hull
Thisis enough TO make every Jackcon man shun the
Federal party. But the broken promses--ihe ISLANDERS
heapud upon Gen. HarrsOn's bosom fiends by the
Fedarasis-- their outrageous attempt to dissolve
the Union-all crowd upon the minds Of the Jackson
men, and compel them towash their hands Of Federal,
ism. The elements arein motion which must soon
leave the federaiss clear in unadulieratea Federal
ism, as they were 10 the days Of old John Adams
"P.' why does Mt. Patrick, call the DemeeiAs .
''ciub pape4 n
"Bscaose i clnbs him over The had, my SON."
of his head is4F3la@" :
Smart child, that s'2 u.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
SITTING THE WHEATFRoM THF CHAFF.

Murphy told good one the other day. Some whg
had said 10 him, murphy I'm glad you gone over,
We're siAing the whg party. cleaning the wheat from
the chaff" He said that reminded him of the devil
once trying to sin Peter. Here said he "were the
Bank wings like Satan. with sieve, but while they
were sitting, Murphy Jumped our." He thought there
was great scattering Of chat when the traitors ran
away from Columbus. ~. ~ ~ -.--..-- 49,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
CABINET CHANGES. The cor

CABINET CHANGES. The correspondent or
the New York Commercial writes with considerable
confidence from Washington. under date Of September
l3h that Caleb Cushing is about to forward letter Of
resignation to bis constituents and will succeed Mr..
Forward 10 the Treasury Department assuming that
place about the first Of October. Aiso that Lous Nc.
Lane to succeed Mr. Webster in the State Department
whoiti stated. left Washington with the discrimination
to return no to ecapito one Of the Cabinet
Bal. RepMb & Ar9Ns.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
LUTHERAN STANDARD,

Is the title of mammoth religious newspaper. just
commenced in this place, and edited by Rev. E. Green
wad. Ii is printed on new type, is filled with great
variety ofrelgous and instructive NATTER and at the
low price of 50 per annum, in advance We COM
mend the Standard to the public, The more newspa
pers. the more intelligence.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

good dose Of pond weter. Aud the people Of Kenlueky
ought mark with the sevefest repotatOn every man
WIN thus goes into another State The eve of geaa
election. to nuenre the result by their defamation OF
their money, whether invited there BY revolutionary
party sustain their re4ton whether they 90 otheir
own free WILL The rotten D. s Bank aided mslsFialy
to paT the piper" at the cOonskn fiolick. what name
moth corposon will "ioot the bills" foT hs pOlilical
ball which is nov about to openi e pei
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
"MORE EFFECTS OF THE TARITF."

Since the passage of the tariff law, meetings have
beon called in various parts Of Canada, and resolutions
passed in favor of rs,aatoy measures to exclude The
products Of American farmers Canada has been the
best market tho farmers Of the West have had for their
surplus productions. Cin Eng.
NaThe whig home eaguerS very much ticked at the
idea of breaking up our Canada market for wheat A
farmer that would vote whg ,icke, this fall must do
il against light and knowledge. Statesman. .......
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
. BRANDY UP AND WHEAT DOWN.
The Indiana Sentinel thus notices the glorious effect

Inc Indiana Sentinei tHus nouces We glorious tuecu
of the new Tariff: 4sl n .L'-et
THE BLACK TARIFF WHEAT.
The Cincinnati Times, a whig paper copies the fol-
lowing from the New York Express, leading whig
paper Of New York City, Of the 3lst ut We call the
attention Of our wheat growerso this matter Brandy,
foreign article, "has gone up suddenly" in conSe>
quence Of the tariff; and wheat has suddenly 'como
down" This the Flour Spectators Of course are very
glad Of because they prefer that the fall Of Wheat
should be The farmer rather than the miller Whai
do the farmers say to thisl As they likely to be BEN
Gifted by tariff that reduces the price of wheat at this
ratel E#
Brandy and Fow.-Ths New York Express of the
3ls ult, says:-"ln consequence Of the tariff, Brandy
has gone up suddenly, and holders ask halt dol
lar gallon more han they did week ago; indeed it is
said that large sale has been made at dollar and
fifty cents per gallon. 1t is long since there has been
speculative spi 10 any articles Of merchandise, that
tbs quite refreshing to any description on the rlss.
For years past the tendency Of every article has been
down. down, down, so low, that il seemed that there
was no bottom.
Flour, it will be seen, has fallen again, and has
now settled below FIVE dollars with eucrs prospect Of
its going lo,or still. Those interested in this great
leading article, are vuy wing itshould 60 do,On. This
they consider the right time for fall They calculated
truly that -four goes do,on lp,O whcn the Dheat is In
hehands Of tho farmers it ,D carry dO,on the price Of
Whsat They prefer that the fall 'oheut shOuldbs On
hefarmr rather than on the miller"
The cause producing its effect in Baltimore,
will be seen by the following statement Of the mat
ket on the lst instant:
Flour still tends 10 decline in price, some sales oil
Howard street mide yesterday at 81, ,62i hold
ersS. however, ask $4,75 Sales Of City Mills took
place at S7 and Of Susqushanna at the same price:
Maryland Whsats range from so to 60 cents per bushe
as per kind and quality.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29
ELECTION Law

We publish this law on our first page. Let every
democrat study it, and take with him to the polls.
Confident that they will be defeated by fair means, the
federal leaders are importing voters from other States
They will quarter them IN squads over the State. And
therefore behoves the democrats to watch out, pro-.
Iect the ballot box, and catch The pipe LAYERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

NO REDUCTION OF WAGES. "A consspon-
dent othe albany Argus states that sncs the passage Of
the tariff bi the factories Of the Messs WildS. atCo>
ldmbavle; in Coumbis county, have stopped, and for
the reason that the workmen would not consent 10
reduction Of Is per cent on thoir wages The same
correspondent says that the operatives at the Troy and
0ohoes factories have had notice of reduction OF 20
per cent Ball. ReDuL -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

GJon our first page will be found the address and
names of2l seceders from the Wing party, in Holmes
county. Some ofthem were down 10 hear Murphy on
Saturday. Our accounts from Holiness are most cheer.
ing. They are determined to give Shannon 1000 ma,
iority Hurrah for little Holmes
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

DIRE al the present time in sghtsen States Of tho Union
upwards Of $I90000 900 of buning capital whnly in-
convertible nto specie; ssggeT undor dsbt 10 the
amount Of $780, OO0 we haYe sunk BY tho banking
system, according 10 the report Of the Treasury ths
tring Of $S05 467 So much for the blessings
of the banking privileged StOtesmdn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-29

MARRIED. Onthe 22nd Sept, by Philip Mlzen
Esq Mr. Jacob Everhard, to Miss dan Mizer.