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The paper for the above to be Of the best quality,
Book-,oork on prtntfngpaper
For composition, per thousand ems, for small-pic
DO do BREWER
Do do medium
THOMAS EWBANK, "
Commissioner of Patents.
May o -0au1yv + 'xs n s4 tfss
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go CHANGE OF SCENES
Additional Affracfion.
new scene Of unequaled beauty and interest, called
THE STORM,
Or vcsstudes Life open every evening
odd Fellow HALL together with the Battle Of Bunker H Fairy
Land, &c. H1e4t
open quarter before 6-commence al halfpasts 9.
Tickets Children under years Of age Is
June23 If
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AIDES and ChiIdrcn's Hosiery.-we have received
IL 80 dozen ladies' plain white hose, %
70 do do white open worked, At 80
u do aner quality nj % 80
100 do misses plain white plain brown open hose,
embracing every possible size
10 do ladies' Fsuxe meino
do eentlemens do
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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printing Of all kinds including paper which be required
for the o. the Department Of the interior,
whether b. circulars, insructon
warrants forms, returns, blanks, solid matter not eaded rule
work. work. faint ruling lining and red ruling
lining, by whatever title description the shall
be known TO- o. usually DESIGNATED by hc once " and IN
scnptions ofpaper 70 wits
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THE Cuba Erpediuon.-he flight Of the invaders should
hurry Of OF dry goods 10 get TO
Yey sog of his stock Of summer goods such prices
heard Of before in this Prom this day forward
goods very reduced
prices make for the fall trade deem useless
viii nd ladies' dress goods,
gcncmen boys' and youths with good stock Of house
furnishing goods that cannot be surpassed quality and price In The
United States together with Canton maings oiieloth &C. An
- @. WIN. VERIFY,
June Qo-3aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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BALTIMORE, June $50, p. m,
The Reform Convention. Democratic Preparations
New Drama--1ns Presidents Scheme. Tobacco
Crop.--Ezscttion. Annivsrsary Celebration - The
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p. s,-Editcrs Of the above papers win please col
bills 10 the Patent Office, Win paper containing q
June 7--law3w
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Jus received, direct from
~ Mayagucs, Porto Rico, bsqne William Chase Captain Dor
rick o Of superior genuine Green Tue aso from Norfolk and
oysters, spiced crab and
all which will be served with despa'cb and IN ths best posi-
BILE style
o5-soup ready II o'clock Families served usual:
WALKER 4 sHADD.
June 1e-1weod
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NEW WHITE GOODs.-we have just received
which respectfully invite the attention Of
citizens and Our arrivals comprise the annexed
descriptions, yiz
pieces plaid musns and cambc nom lax the best quail
100 do cambria mu.ns, including all prices and qualities
20 do laconet cambrcs, assorted grades
is do Nansook mu-lins, do do
10 do Berlin cords
20 do plain Swiss null muslns do do
10 do fine 81 French musIins
~ do fine dotted Swiss do
Also, large dotted, other figures Swiss
muslin An OF which win offer low for cash, puncusl
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, y co.
June o. WTh&ssuf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-17
Whole number Of votes, (excludiug
South Carolina, whose eIec tors arc

chosen by her LegisIature,) 1915 292
Msjn,,,y of Union men over Free. .So,lers
and Abolllonists, only 2.5s3 3l5-more Than
two mnl,ons five hundred Thousand!
Tsylor's majority, although he was report.
cd 10 be The owner Of two hundred slaves, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

VIOLENT STORM At BUFPALo, ". VA heavy
storm Of wind and rain, accompanied with vivid
flashes OF lightning and heavy peals Of thunder.
rassed ever the city. between seven and eight
oclcsk last evening Ahouttwepty feet ofthe rocto
store No. Is Central W hart, occupied by Colby GO.
was blown Of, end abou, one half Of eide OF the
roof Of the North Church was also blown Oh, a
part Of which lodged on the roof Of dselhng
standing next to H. crushing that in also. The pro-
lection Fart Of Smith & Brothers elevator wn
blown down, and we regret 10 state that ChsrRs
Smith. one Of the finn. was seriously injured
Ter ESQ. was also blown down. Quite nnmcer
Of shede trees in various parts Of the city were hkc-
wise blown down-Bpgaio Certu, SHfh
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NKw YopK Cry GUARDs IN BoSroE.-This mi
htary company, whose intended visit to Boston
was announced some days since, arrived here at
III o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, and were received
at the Old Colony Depot, by the City Guards,
Captain Thompson. The New York company ~
commanded by Captain VIM. NJ McArdle, a true
military man, and IL accompanied by Allen aad
Harvey Dodworth's celebrated brass band The
two companies marched 20 the Tremon, House,
where they partook Of a COLLATION.. From the L re-
mcnt, they marched to the City Hall, where they
were introduced 10 the Mayor, who, IN a very cor
disl address, welcomed the strangers 10 the city,
and expressed the hope that, without bring " taxes
in" they would be well "done for" From the
City Hall, they marched through State and other
principal streets. TO their quarters at the Revere
House. Yesterday, both companies, in fui uni
form, attended divine service IN the morning, al
Rev. Mr.. Bsrrttt's Church, Chambers street.
Bo,fon Daily ddrofissr, JUDY 3.
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AND ENCLrsIvB AMERICAN SYSTEM, UNiNfLtINckD
nv 1IE NoSARCHicAL CONFIRMATION ~ RoFk.
[BHtrsot from periodical paper pubisssd at San Joss
de Cesta kioa. January -, 1900
In various publications there has been call for
the establishment among us 81 ~ stem OF policy
denoninsted " essentially" American, with the ex-
clusion Of allnuepce on The part Of the monarchcal
governments Of Europe. This has been earnestly
urged. 90 far that those who not Of the same
opinion looked upon enc mics 81 their country.
The attention OF many persons has been attracted
by this urgency, who are unwilling, VI q matter OF
such Importance, To 90 bladly forward and there
fore We proPose to consider the question maturely
and impertIally.
Editors of the newspapers publishedn Nicaragua
and Salvador obstinatsly insist the nationality Of
Central America, and especial American
policy against European governments, and partcu-
larry against England. II " well, then, to inquire
into the property and consistency Of this policy,
and the motives which sctusie its supporters IN
urging 10.
Costa RIGA and Guatemala alone, II is said, keep
silence and this silence, which IL caused by pru-
dence and more enlightened policy, u interpre ted
a. being produced by suspicious bntluence, undnly
brSught 10 bear upon the governments Of those re-
ypbics, and people do act hesitate to accuse them
Of = want OF patriotism, and Of Ignorance of their
rssl interests.
Now, What grounds are there for these accuse
tions, end who really the parties deceived IL
" time that the public should know what truth
there ~ In all this ard that may do So the fol-
loving 9uettIons are put -
let. What Is understood by an exclusively Aure-
iican policy inoUosiOn TO the monarchcsl y stems
OF Eufopei Where are the principles OF the poli-
cy treated, and by what authors
2d On what reason - the accusation founded
vbichis brought against Costa RIGA ind Cu ttemaa,
for having concluded treaties with hngiand ana
other European nations, whilst the United states
also have treaties with ibose old governments, md
send ministers 10 London, airs, Madrid, 81 Fe-
tcIsburg and other European Courtsl sumo time
ego the King Of Holland was named umpire W. The
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Nav YosK. July 1850.
sn,-As you are arethe only editor In New York whs
appeares to take an interest in giving your readers
knowledge of the extent and business Of the oty
all information that can make your tables perfect
should be afforded TO your paper by those having s.y
information In their power to give.
In your table Of steam boats and routes round Nev
York, though the most important given, a
considerable moment were not included Permit To
give yeu the or the and busineu
Of other steamers belonging here.
A to ferries there Is from Yorkviils to A.ors
Bishop Hughes) from 22d street to Long Island q
boats from New York to Greenwood. 2 boats
rom New York to New York Bay, Cemetery from
New York TO Fort Lee &c.-Rrank and Robert Annet
There Is a route to Elisabethport In oonnexio.
With Central Rsilroad-Red Jacket and Water witch.
Another TO south Amboy joining railrOsd-Joha
Another two In fact distinct ines) 10 New Bruns-
wick, John Nelson and now boat, (Rendeer I Think
Caledonia. William Young. Norfolk and America
passenger line to Ne~ark-Passiac too line
on Boud Brook Morristown also TO ocean Hoess
Sc.-Ed~in Louis.
Troy. and opposition. SAINTS Claus.
Another steamer on the Norsich lins-CleopatrA
other lines fer kingston-Emer~id. Norwich, and
To Pisrmon,- Thoma, Powell. Erie, and New u.v.,.
To hoekhhd Oo swallow burnt, TO be suoossdsA
To Duby, &c.-hnsonis
To Bridgeport-Roger Williams, and Niagara
To eaugerties-fairheld and Robert L. stevens
To flusbDg-Island City.
Ts New London aud Norwieh-A line Of several prsI
pellers of 300 to 40 tons each.
To Isrtford-A line Of propeilers "a to New London
To Philadelpha-A line Of iron propsiers, Some
eight
To Raltimore-A line Of prop ellers
To Washington. n. J-Tlope.
To Middietovp Point. or Keyport-John Hart
Additional boat on stonibgton line-M Assaohusetts
To Aroria-Postboy.
To New Hamburg 40 -splensid.
In addition to there. tn. Traveller IL attached "
the New Haven lins Manhattan TO the JERSEY CITY
Very, Fsiry Queen TO Christopher street.
Your list did not contain the folio tisntio
and Pacific, of Collias' Liverpool Line Wsshngtoa.
and Hermann, Ocean Steam Nav. Co; Franklin and
Havre, nearly ready for Hsvre; South ern,r. and .
boat, for Charleston; florda aud Alabama (tvo neg
boats) for the Savannah line; Georgia Ohio and Pal
Laws Cbsgres Line; Cherokee aud Philsd.p hia,
Bovlsnds Aspnwsll's Line. do; Empire City and Gre
scent City. J. IA Howard sons. do
There s ALEC. the following boats engaged In towing
to Albany 0s-ego Baltic Trojan and Belle,
Of schuyler's Line Other Hnes--ssnsusky. olive
Ellsworth. Commerce, swiftsure, Indiana. Illinois
Their. are engaged touins to and from Ns- Bruos-
wick the Susan. Thistle Nsv York Legislator, Rain
bow, Princeton. Keystone. and others
There are ALEC engaged running on ersusions. ks,
IN. Rocbestsr (nov called the CataractJ Admiral
(oId New Jerscyl Nimrod Buffalo; Oneida (oia James
Msdison) Mermaid, (propellerJ kosciusko, and Nee
York
l..l. tb.f ollew ingh sats
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speculation run high, a number of buildings were
erected, and amongst them the "Astor House" was
built By John Jacob Astor, and furnished hand
remain 10 tell OF past splendor But since then, the
town has rather refrigerated. Its relations with
the surrounding country, are greatly dependent
upon the Improvement Of the navigation of the river
It's prospects are Frightening, and the numerous
vacant houses are now filling up; the stores are all
taken, and q more business like appearance pre-
sents itself on every side.
keal estate, too, - rising, and as tho river i'm
provements 60 on, and the trade of the Upper Fox
n,er DEVELOPS itself, this town most improve, and
will soon rival MILWAUKEE,. The importance of this
place must strike every one, being the natural
let OF vast and magnificent agricultural country,
whose produce win find its way through this chan
mel. Already business men, in the valley of the
Fox or Neenah, are receiving goods by way of
Green Bay, and as the country grows, this will be
Minnesota Territory. Numerous towns on this
river are daily springng up, each claiming great
natural advantages, and receiving additions to
their population, which, in few years, will
make them places OF considerable importance;
but, above all, the fourshing town of Fond da Lac
has taken the lead, and, from its central location,
must keep il, as we'll as from the character and
and The influx of strangers is larger this year e than
at any other period. The arrivals daily are from
l5O 10 200, and emigrant teams are passing through
the town dozen at a time, on their way to the
intending to settle in Northern Wisconsin: A
beautiful tract is now open to entry at 81 Is per
acre, which lies between the Wolf and Wisconsin
rivers. II is high rolling prairie, and oak OPEN
ings, Astounding in pure springs of water.
The weather here is always delightful; beyond
the influence of the lakes, we have none of those
high and cutting cold winds, so trying to the con-
sttuiion, and which so speedily use up consump-
tive people. Indeed, every one remarks the agree
able change from the weather on the lakes and in
this vicinity. Here find everything flourishing
produce of all kinds commands high prices; the
men have as much as they can attend
to, and with farmers they are always busy. In
fact, the prospect is fair for very active summer
and largo increase in population over any past
year.
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Nrwpusop, July sth 1870
Me- rptron II notice omission which, no dounss
" unintentional) IN your Panorsma Of stesm ooste
The steamboat Columbus, which Leaves the foot OF
Chambers II rect every day at az for Nevburgh>
landing At Haverstrsw aud Co.zen.' Dock The Cham
piun and Traveller leave Nev YORK every oy AZ ":
tor usrtford A you reqsest that tbose interested
will send you word take this oppor,uny
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Gem no ON pIess.

Btfbre Judge Woodruff
JEW s.-LcdSs & Skeridaa TIE INainEtor Tass-
Tancs Co-Tary This case, which has occupied the
cost since the "a Inst adourned In consequence
" an accident lssing occurred to Of the Jurors,
Mr. John Moran 2s4 second street by vhich his eye
vas badly injured The will be resumed as soon
~ MT n, y ebls 70 sttend
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05

TIiE LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.-I Subscribers who
do not give express notice 10 the contrary, are
considered as wishing To continue their subscrip-
lions.
,, II subscribers orAef the discontinuance of
their papers, tho publisher may continue TO send,
them until all nrroarages are paid
3. II subscribers neglect OF refuse to take thoir
papers from the Office TO which they are directed,
they ARE held responsible ill they ha 70 settled tho
bill and ordered he paper discontinued.
4. lfsubseribers remove to other places with.
ont informing the publishers, and the paperis sent
to the former direction, they nre held responsible
0, The Courts have decided that refusing to
axe paper from the office, or removing and leav,
ng il nncalled for, is 'prima fleie'' evidence L
Intentional fraud.
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together this is one Of the most extraordinary
eases Of disease Of the nervous system that
has ever occurred. and wholly inexpIicable
by me, and every one else that has seen ber.
Her family Is among the most respectable
20 ihe county and ] bave consersed with men
who have known bel ftom a child, and mono
except few unchnriable and ignorant per-
sons, i.om whom she differs ia doctrine, have
ever accused her Of trying 10 deceive the
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the same are hereby repealed, except such
parts Of said acts as relale to the salaries aud
fees oilhe superintendent and other officers
Of The asylum: Provided that the repeal OF
said acts, or the acts inconsistent with the
provisions OF this act, shall not eiiec, ans act
done, or any right, liability or estate, aceru-
ing or accrued, or any salt, matter, or pro
.ceeding had commenced or pending; but the
same shall be proceeded in, and judicial pro-
cedute and remedies ia the premises in like
manner had, as ia this thad not been pass
cd, and all guardians appointed under said
acts shall settle the estate of their walds
under the same; and, provided also, that IA
no case shall the superiniende Mt receive a
greater salary lhan is now paid 20 him.
SEc, Cd. No person shall be considered
an inhabuant, within the meaning ofghisaci,
who hns not resided within this State one
ye.r next preceding the date Of his or her
applications and no person shall be entitled
10 the benefit Of the provisions Of this act,
as State patient, except persons whose inS
sanity or luHncy has occurred during the
time such pursous may have resided in the
State.
SEc. Co This act shall tako effect and bo
IN force from and alter the first day Of July
next.
BENJAMIN T. LETTER,
Speaker Oft he House Of Representatives,
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 10, 1850.
| hereby eortify TINT the foregoing ig truo>
Iy copied from n certified copy of tho origi.
nal rullun flo in the Secretary of States
0aices r. X PRICE, Auiifer,
@ ofHnrrIs0n County.
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warrant shall be substantially as follows.

warrant shall be SUBSTANTIALLY as follows.
The State of Ohio. - county, IS.
Office Of the Clerk Of the cOpu Of Con-
mon Peas
To
Whereas all lie proceedings necessary 10
sniitle - 10 be admitted iuto the Ohio
Llnaic Asylum, as q State patient, have
been had according TO law, you are hereby
commanded forthwith 10 arrest suid person
nad convey him to said asylum (and you
sre hereby authorized to take your aid -
assistants, if deemed necessary by you'll
After exeeat ing this warrant, you shall make
due rehifh thereof 10 this office. Witness
my hand aud seal CT Office, dis - day Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05
BOSTON ELECFlON.

B9sroS, May %.
q Ffom ihe 4tb District we have the follow.
ing 10 80 towns Palfrey (F 81 received
li9i votes Thompson, tWhis) received 40l7;
Scattering $50 Palfrey has gained consider"
.-"P but will lack considerable ol 40 election.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05

We ak attention to the advertisement of Mr..
S H. DEWEY, in another column He keeps the
Hotel in Bridgeport, and an excellent house it is
Wchad the pleasure, last week of giving Mr.. II.
Gull and found him juat as attentive md obliging
us ever. When his old friends from this section.
Of country go the river, they viii find it to their
advantage TO stop with him, as his bills are less,
and his Recommendations better, than they arc on
the other side. we say this of our own experience.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05
Ren.arI.nnle r,cs,,sclcnllon.

Dr. q M. Sanders, Of New Orleans, thto
the columns ofihe Deka, gives the follow
hg interesting account of recent cnse:
I'll was raIcd 10 Miss NJ, who wa,
IIePresonlcd 10 5o dy ing from tile loss Of
blood, which was caused by the cut Of vein
in the arn. Miss Nj, during fit Of
Disappointment, cut thc vein in her arm whit
a pcnknile. which was not discovered DIV the
.ninatos Of the house until she became coil
mud pulsoless. On my arrival found her bed
and bedding baihcd IL blood, and this fair
Young lady truly n most pitiabo object,
could not administer renltdcs internally, as
tho patient w1s Beyond swallowing anything
llIad snapisms applied to her strong, dn
.beihough myself ufiho fact that the blood
might be causcd 10 gravitaIc on tho brain
ant ihercloto produce a reaction; TO this ef-
llecl had 4 cord passed Ground her feot
ana raised 10 tho cornco oftho boudslcad
"5'lo romained in This position twenty olghl
Imlnles before rcspring; shc had, however,
.spasmadlc twllcIcs ae soon ss her leot were
raised; her lids bocalno red and celebration
OF Tho iaco rapidly followed. After the first
respira'org'ctloft l. dlscosorcd her pulse,
though SO Riint that could hardly perceive
u With tho NEST deliohtc touch lit gIadualIy
rose, however, and as soon MS conld admin
'sler anything by the mouth gayo thirty
srains suphate qninino, md repeated tho
qnininc in broken doses; alss spirits YIN gal.
cpie wnrn. | had iIe satisfaction of reslo4
nngslhis young lady, and she is nowin good
health, llioughii was several weeks before
she was folly recovered from The extrcmo
wcaknesstO which sllc hsd buen roduccG -
an satisfied iliaI slie'didhol lose loss lhan
sixty ounces ofblooi She was, however,
q robus, and rather ileshy girl. gi
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FOg GOVERNOR, a
REUBEN wood
Of CWsqhoga

Henry Clay has taken strong grounds against
The dministration. Mr.. Webstc, and several
other prominent wings sustainhim in his position
ard il is evident now tha! Taylor, by his course,
has, as was predicted some time ago, become
Tylerin the estimation OF tho greut whig party
Wesholl publish an extract Of Nj. Clay's speech
in curnext number Ittakes the hide from the
administration too clearly TO be joked ubout.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05
MusKiNquM lMrnovtmrNr

Charles J. Loycin place off, Cooper.
Tie Board adjourned last night more suddenly
than they intended, in consequence of the Prcsi-
q deai Of the Board, Mr., HomIip having received n.
Ielegraphio Despatch, ola private chnracter i re
qniring his attention, Immediately. We learn that,
they Sill again convene on the 18th ofsept. next.
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The advertisement Of Messrs King Hard ing
should be noticed by our Wool buyers. BY the
lwNy, we have been told by nextensiyo wool
merchant OF Cadiz, that there will be a larger
business done this year than has been for
several preceding years. The firm Of which
be isa member have already received nonrly 30
ooO lbs. Prices, us stated before from 25 to 37S
cents per H.
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We have on hand sevcrhl articles which the
crowded statc Of onr columns have for some time
prevented us from publishing. We think that, in
IA week or two we shall be able to furnish our
usual variety
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05
THE COMPROMISES.

Inrcgard 10 the Compromise, Or omnibus
tsIl oi Mf. Ciny, the Washington speaks as,
follows
| The signs in tho Senate nre moro choor-
Ing Weare assured by several intelligent.
gentlemen, that The adjustment proposed by
The Committee of'Fhrlcen will pass the Sen.
ate with somo notifications, and that tho
signs arc decidedly better in the House.
This improvement in the sentiment of the
two Houses ia attributed slOs the proposed,
notifications, whiahare rcconcilina members
10 tho sysiom. Il is owing to,the TACT that
the voice Of the people is coming up lin favor
Of it,andtol The obvious alternative ,illatifthis
system bo moi adopted, tho Presidents feeble,
iem?orizing, and mischiovous policy will pre-
vail, and Utah aud New Mexico will come in
70 as Slaies before lheyare entitled 40 that
distinction, and California DO admitted ut
once, without any equivalent in ihe oraaniza-
ton Of the Territories.
sonltor NoIlInaicl
We learn from Tie eastern papers that tho.
Hon IInnibul Hamiin haa boen nominated
by democratic memborsof tho legisla-
turc Of aIaiac forrclcccficn 10 mo U States,
gennto
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:, Clerk

Upon receiving said patient, the supern-
,tandent shall endorse upon said warrani a
'eeeipt, substantially as lolsws
Ohio Lunalic Asylum,