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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

CONGRESS.-We have Congressional proceed. 'illqs
up the 2lst. The Oregon bii pissed the Hous,
lOih BY Of l33 ), tie l1.h section progi IS
that the inhabitants of si Territory shall be entitled
ENJOY ali the rights, privileges ana advantages secured 70
the people of the territory Of the L. States northwest Of
the OHIO river. by the Articles Of nplct contained
39h day of July. list .'-sav"ry IS prohibited. The
regiment bill has bccn disposed Of Senate
yet; Mr.. Corwins aneninent granting I5) acres Of
land tn, volunteer who til, AM but -
ii b. volunteers for less Than year, opted
60, nays Is 5000 copies of G. ]. Ing trse.I's
port the or4ere be printed by the House
this document must bc very interesting, coming
DOES from III. pen Of the who declared he
had lived the time Of the Revolutionary War, he
..would have been ato.y.. The.Scuac las called the
Secretary of the Treasury for WI ter
the Sub Treasury ntcrfcrca, its operations, with the
financial frs of The Treasury; II how it affects
them. The House. the 2Ist, engaged hearing
personal explanations from MessrS. Asll.nun Payne
and Culver and SawVer-thc two latter members hal
quite spat the day before: Sawyer ntnatci that Cui
had brbei o enter Masonic Loage ami get
the for 4 book AIr Culver positively denied H.
and stated that h. could b. Induced sucf thing
for money, sansaEes, any thing else! Great excite
nlent Supposed have existed. suppo-
Sawyer wo2l1 challenge Culver for Duel. each
party b, armed with yard sausage; but Fortunate
" for themselves, they settled The diuy without
appeal these deqlly weaponsthey made satisfactory
explanations The House then took up the Treasury
Note bill of $4,000 010 and passed ;--yeas l65, nays
%
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

"H 10 Of your DECENTRALIZATION violations Of
law take place. ana a mutual friend Of the lawbrea6er
aud law, with his guilty neghhor, and
adv iscs him desst trouble viii be the consequence
TO him. how the words. 1t IS of Your bust
ness"- is Numbered IN his reward for kind
advce7 1t is the business is the duty, of every
COOS uphold ana tn 4lvto advise and
counsel his brother when that brother steps the
bounds tuthas been made by lhe law making power,
every ones safety ana ben,lt If III. statute IS not
good oae, and does the % designed, have
repealed if bat 50 long is live up to
il, abide By progsion am that is strictly cloT-
cell alt is none of your business tiT-reace how
loud or BY whom yelled, should from
doing would have others 90 unto us--Long That
which w know duty. Well, says The reader,
I'll al this; but what pojnt OF the compass
YOU tcndng7 Why this: Our city council has passed n
Jaw refusing grant license TO ret I'll qaor ~ the dram
suppose IqnorclIcr gi5cs lis customer Gram AMI
srlls bun, the time, common cgir FIR f.
does he not violate law though he sol
him the liquor2-th cigtr isn't worth Zip, neither is
glass Of liquor; but the cigar the bchtnJ which
seller hopes egade tbs law but IT'S too finn
friend that he y6iIiiTg. tn ~ an IS calons 10
dcsst h will be Puuislc he snp1s :l square 81
telling hi.n: at is Of Your bu=iness.' Bacon
earei By smoking. ami if there ia .rqroI an JUS
lice these iggns,'' sul -ient y3oIl;ia.
OF Law, we hope the uati-oe may be spec lis af,9e
auI the gly gtssr Of drains b, maze the
foil Of the cigar maze rov-c 5y law! That
the point
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

DEAru OF Mr. CUPPY.-ABRAHAM Curly Senator from
the counties of Whitley, Koscusco and Ekhart, died at
Indianapolis on the afternoon of the 18th aged
about thirty six years
The Journal of the Goth contains the following pro-
eeeugs Of the Scnate relative the death OF Nj Cup
py:
Mr. Holloway, Senator from Wayne county. IN
hi. place and addressed the President OF the Senate
follows
Mr. PRrsrpENr:-The startling announcement that
entered this chamber and taken from our very
midst of associates must impress all with feel
ings of That impression depicted upon every
before The heart is ial and the
tened and quvcriug lip axis that which
can utter The vacant chair. beside yon column, will
serve to remind that he who recently occupied
no more. That chair, sroudei in mourning. will meet
the instead of the mani FORM and bcnIgnant coun
tenance Of deceased friend
II has bee my fortune be slightly acquainted with
our departed friend for the past % In youth,
he was citizen of the county of Wayne and though
my senior in years. have recollection OF the high es-
nation held by those with whom he assocll
ted. Some ten years he moved 10 the north, and
acquaintance with him ,has only been as an associate
in this chamber and in the other end OF the capitol; but
know the declaration that he respected ara estte
ed as man OF sterling and virtue by ms asSocl
aes here, Will hnd slncer in their hearts He
has been prompt the discharge of his dutieslc
was courteous and affibe his rcourselberl and
charitable those with whom he differed opinion on
measures Of political economy. and all times
ed disposition do unto others rs he would have them
do unto him.
He has for several years aborei under the ills Of fra
constitution, and for the two weeks confined TO
As room, during which time he complained not--mur-
INJURED not Although he departed this life far from his
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26
nR EASTHAN'S CONCENTRATED BALSAM
OE WIZ EL!ERRY. n.cL lnternalIx. AM In.

NR- EASTH4N'S CoNCENTRATED BALSAM
- or WILD CHERRY. u~ci internally. and tn.
# of his Eibrocation cx,crn.v the whole
region OF the chest and have effected remarkable
1 cures. 4 few given.
Lucy Mis-r, Of Putnafm Ohio aged II. hal been un-
der The skiIfuI pin for several months;
council Of physicians her case that Of hone
less rnpton and reported the melancholy tdinRs
the nxous parents, that nothing coulc be
for her with any prospect of success She much
rc.iuceG-uuabe from the bcd-incessa cough.
raising, was judged, pint Of matter daily and ae-
companied with Hectic Fever, and Night Sweas. Ia
this condition she commenced using Eas,man's Basam
OF Wild Cherry and bathing the side with his Embrocs
ton. which arrested the in 3 months
fully restored, and although years since.
symptoms of her complaints have returned.
We the undersigned can bear witness the correct
ness Of the above statement
]. Iiser, John Baithis, Putnam, Ohio,
Amos Leisure, NJ Smith. July 30 I545
Bobert Carter Of Springfield, attacked with
PAIN IN the side, hare dry cough, and shornes Oh
am strength continrecwas followed with night swea
Hectic Fever, until lac considered by himself and
frien1s, rapiiy going with consumption Eastman'
BasaIn Of Wd Cerry. together with the EmbEocataon
perfectly restored him a few days.
A daughter Of IahIon Davis, bad been in declining
state Of health, attended with pain in the side, sho''De
of breath the cough Increasing gradually for Elk years
attended BY skilf physci, ns,-had tssss
bottles of Is l<taT's " i'd Cherry, all to
She induced 10 try Eastnan's Basam Of Wild Cher
~ relieved and finally restored to health.
James Hunter OF Washington, had been in 6echEs
for years which he attributed 10 the Measles He be-
been uncer the Of number of ply but sa
continued TO decline with severe cough paia IN ne
Size. anQ all tne usual fnplotns OF ConsumpuoA
though his considered hopeess- bottles o.
EastnIan's Balsam of Cherry and Embrocation cares
him perfectly
Susannah Wiles, from un.irlely cold lost %
health continued 10 decline finally pain in the ~
breast with cough ensu-d, continued TO iBcfea
she made of the ordinary rernes
for 6 months She induced to try Easimsns ~
of he ry and Erbr ecation which has haziiy
stored her o health.
HI ndre6s Of other equally striking might Sg
proving the remark able efficacy of Eassmau's 20.
Balsam OF Wild Cherry and the great suA.
l. Fab If The rhS1
luurs For sale BIZ DR. J. HOWELL
Jan a6th IS41 3-o0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26
A Question Asked.

"Can the City Council appropriate money to pay the'-
sepes for services asked friend OF us
the other day We told him with our usual modestyl
that we thought they could not but they might pass
ls4s II the present members Of that boIy should pass
pay themselves, they would not only establish
president but violate the Constitution of the
u. States.-they would make u law imparing the OBJ
legation Of contracts: for have they by accepting Of
the Office agreed their lustrious predecessor
have done-rok for the city Of Richmond, free gratis for
nothing2' They nigh, well appropriate portion Of
the funds the Treasury, to purchasing supper of
pigs and rpe for themselves AMI the Mayor at each
meeting, put price on their services ana vote mon
ey to pu, their pockets. 'Ihcm's orr sentiments,
said we, but why did you ask? 'ior reason, paruc-
uarly,' said friend Il only asked qucstion.-and
thus had been "foo!ing away our time in raising a
Constitutional scrupe, and giving opinion merely be-
cause a question asked without any definite OBJECT
Surely we ought TO have fee!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

The Lieutenant General Kiled Aroir--Wc think the
Senate yesterday (says the Baltimore Pat lot Jan 49,
gave the coup de grace the Lieute General The
moor officer had bee twice broken the wheel by the
House. and each time asii dead. His appearance
in tho Senate with his shattered limbs and wofu visagc
was we'll calculated to excite sympathy an as III was
past recovery, it mercy 10 give him the finishing
stroke. The according this him decisive
% 2l-and the National In,elgencer says, that had
fl. been full result would have been
different We think continues the Patriot feel
some confidence that shall hear of APP
pointing Lieutenant General
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

FLoBa-ThoEc goo deal Of activity in
Tie m9rS2, yesterday. aud sales wers n,,is 10
tho extent Of 40 % hrs-abou. 1900 b-ls in sun.
DIV lo,s. q. $50 80; 2oaa 10 in seven los. n,
4:n); 800 do from Railroad at 4:03 Delivered
TIE m9rkc! at the close was firm u, 400 FIR
gaei lots.
II34s--No sale we-o reported Yesterday
There were some lots of slo, fed on the market
ani also few corn I'D The pcns-marhe,
irm at abou. 100 for COOL lbs.
LssD--Fhe transactions reported woro l5n
h, - coun,ry reuiercl. n. 6; 80 brls good No2
n; 6.; COO kegs No I cn4otrv rendered. four
brands ai GO. a salo OF so kegs choice city
rendered made few DAYS since n, Csc.
Tho market IL evidently tending upward.
NHIsxY--Saics of ) aud 5 bfls from wagon
a, lG1 &c; so do from river Al l0ac; 50 do n, lie:
900 do rcctl5ied from store III l6Ic.
! NAILS A sale of oj kegs n, 3:6) for lOl.
/ CLoyERsEkp--A sale Of ID 10 40 bushels from
wagon nj SIS; a small oil from Railroad a, 3 10
| GLAss-2:, bxs s by 10 sold n, 800.
! BurrEa-l7 ke.s sold from store a, 72c
] CorroS--A sale OF l. bales North Aiabanla
/ At 81 cents.
! LAD OiL--2o tr's Winter mado sold a, SOC
+ MoLAssEs- Small lots of new are selling q, 80
cents.
4 RARLEr--A sale of > geo bushels I'D y Y. from
store 25,; good new Is WORTH 31a124c.
CorfEE--Sacs of 50 bags good fair Rio q, sic
+ :. O DO Il, SC
Su6AR-Sa'cs Of Is htds fair Y. Q. II, CSC;
+ do at 81 ,ailc, mostly nj latter prlco.-Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

The Baltimore Patriots correspondent "Pofomae.
says that Senator Wcscott, recently suggested 1Ir.
Polk, plan 10 bring about Speedy peace with MeNico
here is: ITO send EIr Secretary Walker, public
vessel 10 Menico conduct Santa Annals finances for
thirty DAVIS. ana conf lent the Senator his Be-
lief OF the efficacy OF his pln that he expressed 4 w-
linguess "be hang if Santa Anna wouldn't for
peace in less than month thereafter"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

4 CtH0.--Dr E7sfinans E!irir Of Health, Baisan
Of Wa Ctcyrg, {c.-Thc afflicted viii find by referring
D. E1sta9m's Ielic4l Drecory,' list OF prcpa-
rations which, IL years experience has proved the mos,
successful au universal estoratyes for all persons az
flrtel, no matter By what cause produced.
Let all persons III health, call upon the Agent and
obtain pamphlet entitled above, III which wall be
found much valuable medical information fail descrp
ton of the above medicines with the testimonials Of the
remarkable Of various diseases.
Those persons suffering from any disease for which
they recommended, such Liver Affections, Loss
of Appetite, Cosveness, Debility, Pain in the Breast
SIDE, Coughs, os Consumption Bronchitis. lninenza.
Asthma, Rheumatism, Dropsy. Pcur.sy, Dyspepsia.
Jaun3ce Chm. Pam The iIend Back, Shoulders Side,
stomach, Darrhoea, Bowel Complaints, &c &c, will
find u remedy III of the preparations mention
ed in the Pamphlet All OF which kept for sale by
DR. JOS. HOWEILS, Richmond Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

uJ-The editor of ,he Indiana State Journal, JOHN ID.
DEFRrEs, elected State Printer, "Wednesday eve
ming the first of August
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

.aBtsH CoL1FGE.-Thc last catalogue Of this
Institution walcA has BEEN placed On our ,able BY
one Of is Professors exhibits lis prospects IN a
fettet'ng tight. TIE College has struggled with
many serious obstacles in IL progress Of useful
ness. These bstacics hove been overcome only
- tie most latclauz1hie cxert,ons on tho pa
Of lis Faculty AMI friends. Having arisen.
PaGq1x-i@c from the ashes of demolition. its
CLASSIC wa'ts ag7,n present poadarou4 front.
lts benign Influences. thercfore, invite to m
elevated pnrsu't nd rs c-p1citv affords extern
sve fac tics for Tho requirement Of thorough
classic education.
The nsmber Of students prcson, las. year, was
03.-CEawfordsyi.ic Press
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

Fsou r.Ie. sESio. EDITOR.

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i r.. ., NH, 3. Of all C5-t, last r.s Ias tie
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'SS u !, = 10" n 'i'' later sun
IS entirely sa4tI slent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

The Way save Ten Cents on the Dollar.
The att. Of Taxpayers is called to the adver-
tsement Of the Treasurer. in another column Ten per
can't will be saved by paying up the Immediately
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

rs Tle I-ou<-.l.e Jolrn4l says III Generai Scott
burnt his ,:ou.l yyl hssty plate Of SOUP? Polk AMI
y aiker have seated th=.r5 good deal worse wltA
h.stv ash of to Al. ea.E...,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

THE ScH9o-u.s-zz is At Hour.0ur gooa, easy
friend the Pos,nas,sr. seagagsd IN teaching the Post
master Oeien his duty; bat his pupil seems % b Ii
lie refractory. E..A.a gain, friend Elder.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26
An HONEST RU NOTICE.

II tho man who takcs license md opens n
house for the sale Of n,ox icatng liquors, wore
truly and honestly TO SGT forth the nature md ef
fects Of his business like my othor honest tradCs-
man, what a singular advertisement would ho
present. II would nppriso the public of some
solemn and frghtful things, like tho following:
81 shall open shop for the purpose Of making
drunka rds, paupcrs and bcggnrs, for the sober,
industrious and respectable part of the cnmnunl-
~ to support. shall deal IN TINT which vii
excite mon to deeds Of riot. robbery and blood
l shall diminish tho comforts, augment the ex-
penses, and cndan niger the welfare of the cnnmuni-
~. shall prepare victims for tho nsy lun, tho
poor house, tho prison and the ga'lows. shall
dispcnse tho cause Of moro accidents. diseases,
failures and DEATHS than my other that can DO
named. | shall nim TO deprive men OF ronson,
property, peace, home, respect. lifo and heaven.
shall do that which will turn fathers into tionds;
wives to widows; children to orphans, and all to
mendcnn,s. shall corrupt the nntstor OF rolf
pion; obs,ruct tho progress of the Gospel; doho
The purity Of the church; tempt. deceive md rum
souls; and spread abroad temporal, spiritual and
eternal doa,h."
This would be an honest announcement OF his
MIN md influcnce-for such undenlabv IS the
general tendency Of that ira fiIc which sock gam
a, tho cxpenso Of all that is good IN tho life thr'
now is or that which is to come. But who would
dare to look such business in the ftco and stil'
continue in II Z
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

T!Cf--Ihc IN icr~i gned viii offer II public ven
due, On Wc3nes lay, the nth duy of February,
l~tT the late lrucc of Ben amin Harris Of
the township Of Franklin in The County Of w and
state OF jana deccase the roal leading from New
Paris 10 w Hi imsburg, six miles north Richmond, the
following articles Of personal property. wit: Cattle,
Sheep. Wine Barley. Household and Kitchen
niture, AMI Farming utensils, anj many other articles
tedious credit Of nine will be
given all three dollars. Further will
be made known the day Of sale. Sale TO commence
d 0 O'Clock, il Of sail dav.
ANES HARRIS,
HENRY DETEROW,
Executors of Benjamin Harris deccassd
WAYNE Co. Jan Goth l. H. SIT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

TThs following article take from the Family
Christian Almanac, for SAT- and commend it to the
careful and attentive perusaI Of every who desires
have license retail liquor, who sells the Poson
in any quanty-taking the last cent from the druhkard
for glass, quart gallon We are aware that We maze
trod upon The Of the liquor dealers IN this
e,v but we help it-they should not have cornef
tos. We feel be duty to speak out boldly ant
above board honest convictions about this traffic in
fire. which consumes both the bodies and souls Of
and 10 the source Of incacuiable evil; and will not
be deferred using such Language humbly
endowed WITH in exposing the bad effects Of the traffic or
the evssons of those sell the poison, by the poor
,i,ifl and couemptbie threat OF d;scontinuance Of
subscription TO the Palladium, By dozen! Bat
"a the article in the Almanac, read it:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

John II Bots has been nomna ted for Congress
in tho Richmond VA District.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

NEW AND SUCCESSFUL
NJ 2: OF COSsc MPTION.
Cough, Cgkis, Pans in fhr Siie and Ciest,
Stortness Of Breaih. Rising Of the Blood,
15flna1, WhooBjag Coygh. and all
Breast and Lunc Affections.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

lTWc learn that severe fire occurred III L-wis.iie,
Henry CO., Ia, Friday night last One store belong
ing to a Mr.. Davis, and four iyc two-story dwelling
houses entirely consumed II Is supposed TO be the
work of ncendiary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

h5We are requested say. Barnabas Hobbs will
carly candle lighting. al his Lecture Room in ths Nor
risson Building His subject AIR its specific grtE-
ity-easlicy lressare-cspacity for raoistore-aew--
Observation-Disclosures clouds Observation-Disclosures
&c &C. The public are respectfully invited to attend,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

MARR1ED,On Sunday, 9Th inst. by the Rev b
L. Martin. Mr.. DAVID HASS. TO Mss MARGARET
HUFFMAN; all OF this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

SuGAR--Sa'es Of l6 hids fair Y. O. II, CSC;
i do at 81 .a63e mostly 4, latter prlco.-Gaz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-15

promote physical sappiree rel
one ons vsr purpose and eject Cor the
good cf aakind 10 b hoped weHsd
assr ty Sars' experience
~a.,sI, ,paOsnee in The cure OF dis a.c Wi
with that attention whsh their valae their nesube i'm
pottanee 10 The afflicted demand
Theit aud az u follows
PULMONARY POWDER OF sYRur-for Colds. Coughs Con
sumption spiuing Of Bpei pain in The breast &e.
Alternative POWDER OF BAI.sAM-lor all Iaparide. OF
BoOd-fct serOna Rheum Head Rhsum ,,i-m-
Fever Sores Fisuas. and al eutaneoas affections.
RESTORATIVE WINE srrrERs-for an Nervou, Compain,s
General Debility Dyspepsia Weak Lungs all female complaints
FILE EIEcrJARY-ios Hemorrbold. or Pne.-sn internal
ant sovereign remedy.
NEUTRALIzING MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDICiNE-fct
Cholera Moreu Dy,en'eu Diauh@a summer Complaint and
too relax IN children induced ey teethns or denntion-
FEVER AND AGUE fowDERS-Eof Intermittent Bilious 70
DIArHoRETIc FEVER rowDERs-Gor all Fssrile and In
DiUREric DRoPs-for Gravel affection, Of the KID
nero. CysS,is nen.taLa and all Urinary Diseases.
VEGETABLE EMErIc-sor cois. Fcver. Innamma,Ory com
plants Se-
H.rArIC. LIVER rILIs-Gor all Liver complaint. &c
kHEcAArlC Li9uiD-for Rheumat'm sPraias spinal Iui
ation White swelnEs Ague the Face and Breasts
RHEUMATIC fllLs-for Acute AMI Chrome Rhumaisrn.
Co' f.Ners innammAuous reursy Neuralgia, BlOu, Cole,
Gravel SC
WORN rowpRR-fOr Pin. Tape, and worm. and
also Tor all diseases arising from wot.ns
COUGH Piils-fOr Colds Cousb Bronehts Pain Tight
ness in the Chest sc.
NERVOUS PIIs-fcr Neuralgia and al nervou. diseases.
VEGETABLE ANrtBlidoUs PII.Is-for an Bhsry disease.
kNTiDysPEFTIC and TONIC PILLs-sor Dyspepsia or Ind,
so''cn aeual Co-,iyencs Aey Of The Stomach Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and side Dizziness &c.
COUGH DRoPs-fOt Colds Coughs. the Luns. In
hammaon rrs Of Tubes Consumptou &C
IRRITATING PLAsr.R-or all deep pains nhamnla-
ton OF Internal Organs Spinal D-ases pcsfness DzneS &c
FEMALE PIls-or ChorosiSI and other complaints
CArARRh foWDsRs-for Caarrh and all obstruction, the
Al these Medicines put up Beaehs ~ ISOLATE So
rsss. and have his uKKNEs and sr-a,Hrs 10
every eor package vial bottle public
imposed upon by spurious limitations eounteres