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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
corsUMPTloS CURED.

New York, Dec. 81, 1853.
Icaiae TO New York in the ship Telegraph !;
my native place is ST John. New Brunsw lex !;
when | reached this city, my health was very
poor; had very bad cough, raised good deal
of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain in my left side, and was very
weak and emaciated: my friends and physi.
clan pronounced mycase consumption, and be.
yond the reach of medicine. | accidentally
heard of DR.. Curtis Hygeana, or Inhaing Hy-
sean 'spor and Cherry Syrup, and obtained
package which verify believe was the means
Of saving my life. Soon after wearing the in
haler found It relieved the pressure or nv lungs
and after while the disease made lis appear
aace upon the surface under the Inhaler. took
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued 10
do so, my cough gradually growing better, un-
til il entirely lett me, and ! now consider N.Y.
self cured. still wear the Inhaler, as the use
Of II is rather pleasant. and believing i; strength
ening and purifying to the lungs. ffeel unwill-
ing to dispense with II. JoHN WooD.
Soldby BOYD 4 PAUL, No. 40 Courtiant
street c. II. RING corner of John street and
Broadway, N. Y. Price 50 package
N. B.-Any person enclosin. s3 to Boyd
Paul, or Curtis l. Perkins, New York, will re-
ceise package containing bottle Of Hygean
Vapor, one OF cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, in
q neat box, free to any part of the United State;
or four packages for $lU.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

a Cedar Lodge No. III, +. Il A. M.
~ Regular communications on each Satur
\day evening. on or before the full u the
DON, at the Masonic Hall IN Upton. Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

District Court.
J. b. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BlSSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each month
except, April and August, first Tuesday
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MoALlTEsR.,n
AII-HEALING OINTMENT.
PHYSICIANS the

.PHYSlClAN the
mos, skillful and eel
.brsted, Cousskloss
learned in law,Judges
Of great eelebrsey on
the bench, Ministers
'of the Gospel, Mer.
chants and those Of
every station, name,
and degree among msn
kind,--ail Of whom,
without one disse nting
I.S:~ arapAnnf e
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or every quality AID description. together with
nails, window glass, steel. stove ware, &C.
el1 For sale at the lo,rest prices, and
all kinds Of produce taken
in exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
MUSICAL.

I. AoAprxT or MUIc.--The first performance OF the
hsckneyed Sonsambrio drew together brilliant and
numerous and by FAR the bes, house hitherto assem-
bled in this splendid establishment; md for the sim
re resson that II il not opera that has boon heard
ss al before from the company now performing there.
II the audicnce increases % on such an occasion,
What would Il not be II there should be an entirely
nov opera given-one stranger 10 bsnd-organs, bat
populssIy fitted 10 make reputation that way. Mr..
Hackots errs enormously 10 not presenting new
opera 10 this public something not s oil In the itcra
ted and reiterated reperory Of the tneAer-some-
thing not sung and played TO rags, but en-
srely fceh and attractive. II s quite possible for
him TO give new opera and to make bis ses-
son profitable. To mention briefly the perform
soce Of last evening II appeared from the
frt that Sigpor Mario was very hoarse-doubtless
owing 10 the sudden change in the weather-and az
ter getting through his part indiferenty during the
6rst act at the fall of the curtain then, NJ. De Breu
came forward and stated that sgnor Mario was in
disposed and claimed the indulgence of the audience
This was evident and the audience was as good-na
tured a. an American audience is on such occa
sions Madam Grisi succeeded so well as Amins
that she was twice called before the curtain her &C
ton, however, was doubtless diminished by the ten
we have seen 20 off better. Intensity, agony, grief
wild and terrible, demand more sIertion and move
ment than were given TO II then. Miss Dono-
van was very good in her part Of Lisa, and an
introduced solo in the third act was much appauded.
The original solo Of Bellni is the only feeble air in
the opera Signor Susini does other things better
than the gentlemaniike cantabie Of the Count Ro.
dolpbo. The opera was well played as whole,
though some bits bear mending Some Of the scenery
was exquisite, but the audience did not seem to ap
precate IT, At the Academic, Paris, such scenery is
received for the first time with applause, and the artist
called before the curtain. Little do the public appear
to think Of the knowledge Of external nature, Of ar
chitectme, of color, form, light, shade, and all
the components Of visual beauty, reoced to produce
such scenery-yet with what GOODNESS it was re-
ceivedi How often, however, is the most execrsble
common place Of defamation in politics, or what not
received with tempest Of appreciation
The price of secured seats is now fixed at two dol
lars, which also I've would mention in correction OF
ststement is the admission TO the parquet and second
fers, one dollar to tho third tier and fifty cents to the
fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
FORT CONSTANTINE BLOWN UP.
SURRENDER OF MENCHIKOFF
Dates: London, Oct 4; Paris, Oct. 3.


The L. S. Mail steamer Baltic from Liver
pool, On Wednesday moraing, Oct. 4, arrived
here at 81 O'Clock last evening.
The Cunard Mail steamer Africa arrived at
Liverpool on the morning of Sunday the LIST inst
The U. s. War steamer San Jscinto has put
back 10 Southampton with machinery damaged
having, when off the Texel, broken one OF the
fans of her screw. She will be detained for re-
pairs FIVE or six weeks.
Liverpool Cotton Market I'd. higher, and
Breadstuffs quiet. Consols 54995i
Our latest advices from Europe, per Europa
via alifax, stated that news OF great battle
was looked for from hour to hour. Eight hoars
after the Europa sailed from Liverpool the fol-
lowing highly important intelligence arrived
there:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
THE COTTON CROP.

NEw ORLEANS, Mosday. Oct. l6, 1885.
The accounts Of the cotton crop received during the
past few days have been generally Of an uniavorabe
charaetcr and prices in market consequently
: trige bigher. MiddliBg 10 quoted at sic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Y Z NARsR,I,s nERrcE

cHKRaE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PVsIsHEESr.
C.,+ Aps.;n spd Mr.. Faber. fret mste, Of the ship
frrra Liverpool s-resfed On ehArrs q
th 49, urs.errsG By PANIED Isaac WLhaA IsJ
were htli TO bail
CHARGE or REVoLr.
AwsuAnt was i-ssei in regard to some se.inen
r.useS 70 60 sftsz hpPins s-i heJ had not
he, a arrested o. selssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

a.. s.l ending The sth inst, va. ass. Of which 'o7
- s.m fever At Savannah On Thursd " last, there
wsrv th.s deaths fre% the isvsr: Al cssle.,on on
a. ss,,,s day, three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

Nsw-JERsET.-The Congressional nominations in
this State are completed, as follows
-, c..rt,e, As;f Sebraskn LoISicsife
Salem Sc......I. d. Clawsoa. 7. W. Milford.
II burlington, sc. G.. Il. Robbie Natal 5 Rue.
III. Niddlessx, sc James Bishsp, 'saEnrel LLy
~ NJ. Ac.....P. G. Osboxae. 'C;eo-ge Vail.
Tssex. &e.'AM c Pennington, John ;. Dsyy.
'Presegf Members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
RIEsT TARREp AID FEATuERED

bkNo0sI hohdAy UcI To- 80
All. plane wa tarred and lesthered ana hidden
rel Il EIsworth on Saturday evening. lie had been
Previously threatened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
Ten Thousand English and French
Killed and Wounded!
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND RUSSIANS DEAF

Twenty-Five Thousand Prisoners
THO SAND GUNS CAP RE U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

TEN SHIPS OF WAR SUNK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

THoxAs FRASors MEisaER proposes 10 migrate 70
California and make San Francisco his future home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUR or +.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
Crime i'm Ohio i'm Ia5a.

We have gathered from the report of ATTORNEY
General PUGH, for the year ending on the Ist o
December, the following interesting statistics:--
In convictions for crimes, seven have been fol
murder in the second degree twenty for man
slaughter. nine for ripe, one for bigamy, five fol
arson, thirty-iour for burglary, ten for assault
with intent to murder, two with intent to ravish
two with intent to rob, forty-three for grand arce
ny, of which the estate of Hamilton furnished
seventeen, seven for robbery, three for forgery
seventeen counterleiters, two for malicious shoot
ing, and four for malicious stabbng seventeen
horse thieves, and several for other crimes. AL.
together, the prisoners were sentenced last year
to 1856 years impris nment-and seven of the
prisoners for life. These prosecutions cost the
State $l4,90983. The number of acquittals for
crimes was 90; the nole prosequis ll2; of the
former were three cases of indictments for mur-
der in the first degree. ,i
The convictions for msdemeanors, by which
we mean petit larceny, assaults, &C., were l54S,
acquittas and noles 645. There are some 100
indictments for crimes and misdemeanors now
pending, among them five cases for murder in the
first degree, not including one or two cases now
in error or determined since Mr.. Pugh's report
was made out.
I his report differs very little from that of the
year 1852, when the prisoners in all were SEN
tt need to 229 years, and six imprisoned for life,
and three capital convictions. ..r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
PHENIX RInGK.

WIS splendid bu1ne d longer tenantess, It's hns
rooms are fast dng with entsrpEsng occupants and
Hnae az this end Hithe tepH s beginning 70 look sp.
yUHN d. BOSTWICK q Co., have the honor Of opening
oI z, II Richardson's Hardware Store All old eusto
ers who favored US with their patronage while In CampbeIs
o anu Others who are desrous ofapproprating their
ey 70 me best advantages; give call In Dry Goods Gno-
ceres Croekery Boots and Shoes almost every variety
we can warrat satisfaction both price and
dnay' We have associated ourselves with A. b. 6rln In
he Furniture business and have opened Ware-room directly
over our Store where displayed the best collection
nltnre ever offered the Western Reserve. All persons
coming to Rave business OF any kind call and
ne our rooms, whether you wish purchase not Il will
pay you for your trouble Ravcnna behind any city In
the Stute for fine Stores and rooms.
b. All kinds Of produce taken In exchange for Goods
the market prices. More from hereafter. =. !
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
..ArrfVaIof fne .Arnhia..
Preadst11s dscliniag- Asstria Joined The Azies-
Czar Threatening Denmark aud SuOedsn--T'Ae
Cuban 0Vtrags-FiTmnessc Of ae President. ]

BreadFa1s declining - AHsirfa Joined he AEies-
Czdr Threatening Denmark and Sspede1--Tl
Cuban 0vtrage-FTnness of tle President.
EsFGTEeafH HALIFAX, March is.
Steamer Arabia has arrived with Liyerpoc
dates to March 4th, one week later.
Austria adheres to the allies, and Eastern al
fairs unchanged
Steamer pacific arrived at Liverpool on tn
morning of the 22d. 1at= ,'iH1' .s.' 't.'tr.
Wheat declined Cd. Flour declined 2s. Corr
declined rs. Consols for money quoted at OH.
No hostilities yet on the Danube or Asia, il
consequence of heavy SHOWS. The weather il
now milder tfttft8Ei
France and England insist that Russia shall
evacuate the Turkish territory before ike sOth o
April es ssfp .'g. tIl1- :
All parties are still arning. '''
The Greek insurrection was in q way of being
suppressed. The Times Vienna correspondent
under date of March end, says: the Austrian man.
ifesto announces that Austria will occupy Bosnis
and Servia. A panic ensded in consequence or
the Vienna bourse. ~ s,iiq. a.. iraui. ~. X
VIENNA, Feb. 27.-Movements of troops to.
wards the frontier continued. Government has
decided, in connection with the Western powers
to summon Russia to evacuate the principalities
and it necessary to employ force to compel her tc
do so. sarts- e ~ 3nscgge4J y'e'Aurga
AHIoiASeuCe IedcneQ DTushellS IndL Lle hus-
sian fleets were preparing TO leave Cronstadt
probably to gain the Sea before the arrival or the
combined fleet 81 I'D. s..4 -
Negotiations between Russia and Sweden
were not yet terminated. Fears were entertained
at Stockholm, that Russia, in order to give
weight to her demands, will make demonstrations
with its fleets against that Capital. .,a
A Russian Envoy had private audience with
the King of Sweden on the 2lst of February.
France, England and Russia continued arming
on an immense scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to the COM
mand of the Baltic allied fleets. "'4-+
Twenty ships had already assembled at Spit
head.
The ice in the Baltic was breaking up, and the
Russian fleet at Cronstadt liberated, ready to sail
There were doubtful rumors that the Car had
laid an embargo on British ships in Russian ports.
The Russians were making preparations to
cross the Danube. Omar Pacha was making
preparations to check them.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-Wheat-Brown& g. Ship
ley quote white at lis 6d@l2s Sd; red los 9d@
l2s Sd; western canal sos; straight Baltimore to
good Ohio at $3.50 40s. ra.
Corn-Western white 46s Cd; yellow 46s;
mixed 45s Cd; since declined Is. 2
Beef-Gardiner quotes firm. Sales of the week
600 barrels prime.
Pork-Buyers hold back; market unchanged;
business moderate. Bacon firm.
sLard-Rio, unwashed, 49s. raEa..&Fr
Sugar-Prices unchanged zs.f. E.s'
Rice-Market unchanged. ...,s--g
Tea-Unchanged; moderate business.
Tobacco-Firm. Transactions moderate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as followa:
RavennaPrcntiss House, Thursday afternoon and Friday
unt4 O'Clock, P. M. Goth and 9Th April.
AkroG--Cobb's Exchange, Wednesday, 18th April. ~
CleyelandA American House, Thursday and Friday Both
Warren--CHnton House, Tuesday 25th of March,
Those afflicted with Chronic dssases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, Infammations rheumatism Asthma
Shortnes of Breath difficulty breathing drop,
N Weakness or Nervous disabilities Resessness Loss Of
Affections, Gravel White Swengs or any long standing s
eases, are invited to call. - p
blistcrs nor is he Homepath ho Mercury
senc Antimony other mineral medical agent
he ThompsoDan,he neither steams gives
of diseases differs from all others that have be en- adopte
but not more so than his system otreatment He not
make sick to make WE'LL nor tear down to build again.
aay any nervous irrtaon by patching with anodynes.
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being attendance
strictly with published announcements. ..,F
An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofa cure is al
ways given Sn6ecting the patient to expense without
reasonable prospect of success. -.- i-t.F
On. TUBss-sr: Believing my life has been prolonged by
your Heatmen and desiring that others may profit by your
experience send you the following statement for publca
ton in Central Amerca, March a. 1852. was attacked
with Bilious RemitDg Fever, several leading physicians A.
tended while there, and my passage Fe
left weak with prouse cold night which CON
ach and abodmen much boated and bowels so constpa
that little or no movement occurred for days in
ed aggayate rather than relieve Gould take no food with
out severe suffering in consequence. cough which
pecoraons incredibly large frequently exceeding
saow and deathlke had been home nine months be-
fore consulting you Neither the change Of climate nor the
skill oftwo OF our physicians helped On the contrary
worse and worse until physicians thought treatment
little avail and neighbors well myself rded death
inevitable and near at hand received you first
early in March last and under until first of
August, at which time commenced labor. Since then
gestion or cosveness now feel perfectly we as we'll as
ever IN my life. ABRAHAM CASE.
have carefully examined the statement Mr. Case to Dr. HI
Tubb In relation 10 the disease which he contracted while in
Central America and from personal acquaintance with
Mr. Case and frequent observation of the condition OF bis
health we have no hesitation in saying that We believe his
statement strictly true. ~ - lg ~. $40
A. G. Sutton, Senator Of ohio Cha,s B. stickney; Pro-
Judge Huron M. B. Braily Justice OF the Peace;
M. Kelble, Notary Public. i. X - t-SS'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
The seizure Of the BLACK warrior.

The seizure of the Black Warrior, by the au-
thorites Of Cuba, is raising considerable excite
ment at Washington. The circumstances are
substantially as follows:
The Black Warrior entered Havana February
2Sth Capt. Bullock reported to the boarding Of
fcer when he entered, giving his manifest as usu-
al, in which it was stated that she entered in bal.
last. When the clerk went to the Custom House
q get the necessary paper from the captain of the
port to allow the ship to pass the Moro it was re-
fused and he was informed that there was an in.
formay in the ntry. and the ship could not leave.
The boarding officer had attached note to the
manifest Of the captain, saying, 1.-THE ship has
tered in ballast, and brings four hundred bales Of
cotton for New York. The collector or admins
traitor said the captain should have entered his car
go in transit and not in ballast. To this the Off
GERS Of the Black Warrior replied by saying, GAS
tar as regards Havana. she is in ballast; she nei-
ther brings cotton to Havana, nor takes it away
1t matters otwhe,her her ballast be bales of cot
ton Or stone. We claim that the entry is correct
as made; but whether correct or not if you say it
is not correct, we claim to take advantage Of the
twelve hours allowed to all vessels to make cor
rsctioxs and additions to the manifest" Suisse
quenty, at an interview with the collector, Mr..
Tying, who belonged to the Black Warrior, took
out his watch and said, al request you, gentlemen,
to take notice that on this day, at u o'cock--;t
being within the twelve hours allowed by law-I
request permission to correct the manifest of the
ship Black Warrior" The collector repl d,
Very good, and request you, also, to notice that
], on this duy. at the same hour, refuse your re-
quest, because, having asked for the clearance,
(Vista de solida) you have lost the right to make
any corrections" When asked what he should
do, he said he should discharge the ship. Mr..
Tying protested against the whole proceeding, and
at o'clock the custom house officers commenced
discharging the cargo. Captain Bullock hauled
down his flag, abandoned his ship to them, and
went with his crew and officers on board the IT,
s. steamer. Fulton
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
Earn nfaale.

- he hcotnes Bin Fam, = ai mnsS saS4 or Raven.
nA The Warren road eonalnnR f acrea IN A.,
rate land, 25 Of improvement 10 Of which h
bottom land, and Will cut very heavy Rrass he baii
ance In nne timber This Farm is unusually well waaerod
with never failing springs and the Mahonig River run,
through the eentre OF and Is considered Of ne ver
1est arms IN The county, either for stock % gran raising
he buildings consist Ofa suDsanal Stone House, built A
large outlay, with ne we'll Of son The There
are Two large barns With cattle she'd, 81 feel long,
Ing hem Also, Carriage House, Horse Stables and all 9th
er necessary oubudngs and all In good repair One
nan OF The purchase money remain on MORTGAGE, for
term OF years required. The property will be sold
low us the occnpanh are desirous ofrenoving cast.
For further particulars apply 10 Darius LYMAN ESQ., Ra-
VIENNA, or Daniel Curtis Co., No. III Pearis Nov York
or OF the Subscriber, the premises. 50 , % = :
FREDERICK CURTIS.
hA'enna, feb II lbS4. IA III #tf f53-u D
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
For rlhs Porsaro ssnIInsl.
IvHoldI Hold Enouahlpy

4 reader Of both the Sentinel and the Star, on
whoee brain-perhaps somewhat tender and deli
eate-hard words CRATE harshly, would kindly ex-
Postudte with all the Editors at this crisis, and
modestly suggest an armistice, a cessation ofhard
words and hinty phrases, and even unkind feel
ings, hsuch czist-snd that they do is quite ap-
parent. If your language is any indication of your
feeinge He well knows, even by experience,
how unkihd feelings annoy those who forbear
Aem, and ndtherefOre,it II Is that herecommends with
thesnore confidence. their suspension. He thinks
there i no need Of arbitration or negotiation to
settle their matters in dispute. They should be
dropped at once, ssthe least troublesome mode of
Of settling difieuldes Indeed, most all quar-
reds and law sdfs should, for the good of all par
fies. be settled in that short way. Just say you
are even, and let the rest go to grass. And for
the future, all be cordial, candid, and truthful
but If one suspects the other Of "A departure from
those good rules just kindly say, "Brother are you
not mistakeni'' I humbly conceive you are prob.
ably-possibly--or certainly Gas the case may
be,) mistaken. Please to review and correct
Such kind admonitions, from gentlemen Of your
high characters, and standing in your high posi-
tions would have their proper influence and would
be bright examples for us, lesser lights, to follow,
FIVE may happen to come in collision, as indeed,
other than editors sometimes do; and it may per-
hsps, BY it's blessed influence save US some bloody
noses, or costly law suits which is the way lesser
people often show their resentment and make
their marks, who know not 50 well to shed ink
as to shed blood heroicully, or
squander money genteelly. r
~ sts'+ Yours truly,
Il
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
13lR1.

-,S
In Freedom, ON the 3Sth inst, Of Group GEORGE oldest
son Of franklin and Caroline NJ Mesnger aged years and
II months f- 800 .s-af
Z, The young, the beautiful, the bright, @
10 M How soon they fade away, ,s.
sid Like sunbeams weathed in changeful light
That Ger the waters play, 3"
Like stars that gem the arch Of night .it,ts
Then set ere beams the morning light.
In Freedoms, the 10Th inst ARAH vERNETT, only son
OF orben T. and Amanda sturdeyant aged II months.
We saw lively flower .t.. ~
-....5 Thatgave US mu h delight,
.s Now beauties every hour f....
Endeared it TO the sight.
.-fIt ,t -
II was too promising flower -...
a-..., To bloom upon the earth, .|
When God could give it angel power
Aud bright celestial birth. sa
.sr That lovely flower Is called away, .t
.... -a,. Aud we are lsf to mourn; ,.5r
Our children one by one decay
And TO the tomb arc borne.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
CONCILIATOR,

or Tho African organ wilfulv mirepresents
us when it insinuates that we have regarded the
amendment Of Senator Badger as in the least
changing the features of the Nebraska BILL for we
distinctly said that the frineds of the bill did not
regard it as making any such change. Again,
that common receptacle Of falsehood knows that
It has been claimed that the BILL in rcpealing the
Missouri Compromise, revived the Louisiana law.
and it wilfully misrepresents when it insinuates
the contrary. ....-...-D -D---