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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13
sCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

THERE are features connected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination on the part
those wishinR 70 purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical Rdapts ton 10 the pur-
designed crush and grind ear corn Its great ca
pacity while doing immense with extraordinary
ease, its durability Is amply provided for The pete
greater convenience for plantation and impO,
BILE. II requires mechanical aid expense 10 Dur
II up: farm hand put up and set or
running in half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 20 hor zOnta-as Is most
usua-Or head and the mill may be easily attarhrd
where water used. The power t take recurring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 TO 30 bushels Of good feed meal per hour according the
cheapest m all things considered .here bsore the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant As pa
tent and worthy Of note Is the Ct that there has ben no
Patent ght specuatng hucksterng the country
is usual with the thousand bungng make-shi inpIe-
ments that got atrade-merely get mont BY
selling Psmng on the patent right the eredious-
then the machine TO be abandoned by AL parties hum
bug the other hand the Patenee Propreors Of the
Little Giant Mills heviug that they can-and determined
that they will supply the Agculturass and stock raisers
Of our country with superior MIL permanently en-
gaeed IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars Invested in the manufacture Of these mills
East, West and SOUTH some these establishments e. poy
60 solely 10 this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that ur thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months. and the heaviest and
ext nsiye Manufacturers Of Agricultural mpemrn he
United states have eagerly sought
facture and sale.
No implement has more thoroughly tested: no one
o the kind has received and high monas
rom chancs' Institutes aud Agricultural Associations
and none, by of subs anal practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their ever DAYS
and popular favor hnn scots Little Giant Com aud
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly on, d.
Liberal discount 10 dealers.
BROWN 4 Anderson,
Oeti-u No. 90 Market st., Nashville Tenn.
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XINcENNEs Ind Inna 1sth fSS9

Prof o. J. Wood As you about 10 manufacture and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will
for wkomsOeyer Il concern, that have used and
known others IT, that have for years been
the habit Of using other Hair Resoratves, and that And
yours vastly superior any other know. II entirely
cleanses the head Of daudruf and with months proper
will reste any persons hair TO he original youthful
color and texture giving healthy soft and glossy sp-
pesTance and all this without disco ong the hands that s
ply it, or the dress which il drops would, thereto e.
recommend t. to every desirous Of having ane
color and texture 70 hair.
respectfully yours,
Wi .FNv
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CAKTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
LaNe Am.cted Read and Ponder.

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let Re Agitcfed Read and Ponder
An Infnble Remedy scrofaa Kings Evil Rheunst
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pmples Postues
the Face, Botches Bos Ague aud Fever Chronic Sore
ives Ring Worm letter, scald Head Enlargement and
Pair the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, syphic
Disorders, Lumhago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising njudicous Use Of Mereury, Imprudence
in Life Impurity Of the Blood
HlS great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the Blood
Is Ell by thousands Of grateful patients IRON al
part Of the United state, Who testify daily b the reark-
ahe cures performed by the greatest al redcn~s NCAR
r RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
ScoiuA Erupons the skin, Liver Disease fevers, Ul
Threat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Ionis s speedily pat 10 dgh By using this greai
aud inestimable remedy.
For all diseases o the Blood nothing has vet been found
compare with IL IL cleanses the system Of all mparites
acts gently and efficiently the LVeI and Kidneys
strengthens The Digestion gives tone 10 the Stomach makes
the skin healthy and restores the Constitution
sntrrled by disease broken down by the Of
youth, 10 is pristine vRor and strength.
f0r the Ladies, 10 Is ncOmparahy better than all thr COS
wiu remove all salleEness Of complexion. bring the
mantng the cheek give elasticity 10 she step, and i'm
prove the general health in renaTk ke degree, beyond Al
the meaicines ever heard q.
The large number Of certificates which have received
ro persons from all paris Of the United states the best
evidence that there Huubag about H. The Pres hoie
keepers magistrates physeaus aud public vel tnoNn
the eommunity al add their testimony TO the wonderful
effects q this GgBAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cal the AeEST and get Circular and Aiuanae and
has performed.
tors No Pearl ktret, Richmond. Va 20 whom AL crdcfs
Tor supplies and agenciss must he sdirrs-ed
And Tor sale BY ". D. GRAY and u g. SCoYlLt, SaaA-
ville, and By Dsairrs Ia Msdicins generally.
mari0-siIri9aHiy
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HERE'S THEN
PATENT MACHINE
II A l. Il II o II H.

1--WE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Il i roE making Hundrtd Coils pr sgek q VIZ
superior article q slREfCBkD MACHINE BALI kOfE
All orders pronpay hsd, a. ne essst Easksi rs.ss ~
JOHN 7. DOUGLASS, Prrsia-nt,
ssoia-ga Ne ~ Commercial a., -. i.oais. Ne
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7ClWuIII IUUT.,
EDWARD WOLCOTr,

HAIR RESroRATIvR-In columns to day will be found
Prof Woods adve emen Of the above article which
call attention What has have witnessed up
several OF acluantances in St Louis. Hair
grey met view, black brown the might be-
being the color Of early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the RcsOr
alive II has done this upon others, will do the
for any Of readers, whose 'fosv brows"
like the raven ocks OF LOckel's warke chief they
viii try tf We think so-JdckSonDHe CORstitut0RGist
oct. 8, 1855.
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L II o f. w 90 DIS
HAIR RENTOR

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
NHAT all the bald and the grey restored perfectly
TO 0rgius growth, far their locks concerned
admit Of doubt, besides it will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed andru itching
the shape of eruptiOnseYen scald head
and in possible will II fail OF curing by magic
periodical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly II will preserve the color AID keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable READ JUDGE
LOGASsPORr, Ia, June 2oth, 1858.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly to hand Enclosed
please find f3S II being the Hair Restorative
have sold IL all. II you choose may send six
dozen bottles air Restorative think sell it, II has
worked Miracles IN this place sold six Al bottles
that bald, and it fetched hair all his head.
Yours respectfully
NJ III. GRIDLEY.
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llly yours,
WILSON KING.

ST. LOUIS June 20, 1873
Prof Wood As you about to prepare and vend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and you request
my opinion Of it, will stste ths' my hair few months
ago very gray and after using DO te OF your Hair Re-
storatye, resumed its original color and since its Appca
on all dandru has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with agreeable itching Of the scalp
satisfied that those who Il will not regret Il, it
gives the appearance O having been recently oiled
prepared therefore, recommend its all who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, &C,
A ID
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G. R. r OFFICE, VASDAIIA, June 2I, 1854
PRoF. WoCD Dear Sir IL take pleasure in bearing sol-
untry testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restorative.
Three months my hair very Il is dark
brown, Che original or) smooth and glossy. TIL only
application have made TO IL has been the Hair Restorative
prepared hy and which from the
can most cordially recommend 10 others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT
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PARTNER WANTED

w tive genrs suess. whose time would Re required
only from y A n. soaP M To a gentleman oi Tuoi ID
drss handsome income NAV be realized Good security
given for amount invested II preisucd liberal AAary
vii guaranteed.
~ Address statinr where an ihteNlc" may oe ma" 70
SOUTHERN ER, Post oflre.
H.B.-Persons not having the AheFe amount OF V@si
need afply hukia-
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Wheat (! Wheat |!

WE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered IN Nsshvls'-
E1gl5-a . n ihAihAF'
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- -sOBkL-
l2O boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
30 do celebrated "PdHc0ke" do
20 DO "pridr Of Virginia" do
20 do Palm, ito Twist do
100, 600 Spanish and American Cigars;
100 Guz. boxes Sardines
21 bbls Nuts. assorted;
g bags each Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 co.
pOXES large enough to hold load Of Coal, FOR bG
ID JOHN RAMAGE
novo a. College ST.
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~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street, between
Ath and 5h, ST louis Mo, and 3l6 Broadway New York
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes by
ENIN BROTHERS.
Also, for sale Prof Woods Oriental S&natve Linment
and Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any other
the money in all cases refunded See circular for AL
cesssry information with agents.
nOvlT-dtrwAWiy
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY,
CHEAP GAS LIGHT.

THE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
10 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable Tor manuac
tories stores Dwelling Houses Steamboats, Railroad sta
tons &c. These Machines warranted 70 give
tion They are manufactured under s. L. McDougas eat
ent and are the only that will operate well IN eod
weather The Light produced is half cheaper than
Gas and less than the commonest Talow Candles They
ne cent less tran any other machines made. The Compa-
nv or for sale state and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed TO
noy20-6m 321 BrOadWays NEW OfAA'
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GO mules, Oxen. Cows &c.
r A G S!
$3.50 IN MUM

II AVlNG largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June 30th,
induced to offer larger amount Of Pre- ums for the
present year and wi the above premium in Of
$780, f90 fSO $70 460 $50 $40 800 $40 and S1O any
Merchants Pedars who will deliver from this date
to the 1st o july 1885, the largest amount Of RAGS; the
be bought outside o. and by dong business
outside Of Nashville vicinity
| WILL AT ALL TIMES Paw THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and sue a
certificate the Of the amount received and paid for
These certificates must kept and sent or before
july at three dsnterested merchants OF Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
41O0 the next largest to 500, and 80 down.
Merchants sending Rags vii! please write that may
whose issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Woolen, Lnsev, Silk and WOrsed Rags not wanted,
and wll not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
jy4-dtrwAwu W. 3. WHITEMAN.
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NEW FLOUR DEPOT.

NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
once Of the Nashville City Mills corner Of ccllsg
and Spring streetsi
IVA G. MNoNp co
,ATASTED-I wish 10 purchase FfFTY LAND WAk
w RANTs for Hhich vii pay ths hiEhet mar ssf Price
h. A. bALL0WE,
sue29 Gsni Agent Na. u Deaferiek "a
~ GONsAGNMENT-
" 70 bales M. osnahsrFx;
26J ksgs Pure aud No. While LEAD. For sale low.
sete5 SEYMOUR, TANNfNG 4 co.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOULD & PRICE,

From vIsCHER sCHELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDiSo, $40 and 34s Broadway.
Late No so Nassau-Street.
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COTTON YARNS.

AYE his day advsced hr price Of Cotton Yarns and arr
w selling ut H. TO- nd cents, for numbers = !" an'
70O-S uer cent If on quantities above 10 bags, and um
reg ulated by quantity, AS heretofore
tyS W u "okhoN ~.
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II EFP constantly hsna al kinds % -
~ Improved COOKING STOVES; also, ss.sSs
Stoves various kinds such Parl0r, l9n ir tSf3
Fluted BOX, and 10 plate stoves Also, a. 3s1~S6sSe
proved Coal stoves, of an kinds; Enamel NSS@<z-l
aud Plain Mantle Crates CASTINGS
L KINDS.
Work solicited, and executed with and de~
patch Feathers Ginseng BeeswaH, Pewter and old Coppe
taken in exchange Tor wares, &C.
P.S.-We hope cur Oh customers will member us Il
heir orders.
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a BARGAIN,


VHANTED-A partner - t2Ivri noe In the Lumber
w business who want. lu invest sS"un 90 tatOJ la 4
hrs rate ste I operation, possessing sutsrior
advantages IN making ana selling lumber Ia Davidson
county Commuui atoms sdi'es,yd O. T. g., Nah'lAc,
Tenn. a al 25th Dec, vii receive prompt attention
uov2-f y u
Louisville Journal please copy to amount Of o and charge
sNH.
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GOULD & PRICE,
80 Platt street, New York,
MANUFACTURES OF
STAIR-RODS AND STAER.PLATES,
uAvE CONSTANTLY on HAND. general and varied
II assortment Of the newest styles of
German Silver, Silver Plated and Brass stair-Rods
and Brass stair-Plats
Also dealers in BR.ss TRUNK BANDS, TRUNK HARD-
WkRE CARPET THREADS TACKs, aad INDINGs
Ord by mail telegraph, att nded TO with promptness
and Dispatch from any PAT Of the United states and canada
Office 80 Plat street New York.
decs-1m Factory IS Hamilton ST. Newark, N. J.
Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &C.
DE vENOGE 6 CHARLES,
1913 Pearl street, New York,
IAvE es abished an Agency for the sale of their mpOr
4 tations in the city Of
NsSVILLE. af NOT PUBLEC SQUARE.
pEy&C are the representatives NJ some Of the Iarpes
houses France; among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PROPRIEroRs OF CoGNAC, whose Hran-
dies they prepared to or in HALF Quarter and Eighth
Fie Hous. has become ccchrat for the excellence Of
Their Shipments ana from the immense capital which they
price, any other Brandies Shipments in Bond if de
sired. DB V c, also oGer for i of their OWN MP0R
TATIONS. an assortment % CHAMPAIGNES, CLARETS.
NtnEIRAs- siiERRIEs, HoCKs, wHI>KIEs, GIN and
Rum, &c, &C.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
nj Tiled in london, under supervision Of the british Gov
ernment Expressly for De Yenoge Charles If New York,
pure tonic, smuant and durCtc drink, pron"urced by
metga to he the most sanitary ale hoc dstiation
olred the PuhiT This tin froW its peculiar quail
iie euinerty adapted TO Of the country whose
around with Lmest ard is in general use 3s
beverage thrni gho0t he Who'll United States In casrs Of
Que and bottles each bo'tle besng tie words,
charles Ln ION Cordial Gin blown in the 81 ss and the
FToprs'oIis fac simiie tn. label
All riders conhd-d and scru'inv Of Messrs De
Venog Char ttruus their shvle Agency, III meet
with prompt 4ttenti ana dispatch. dcc5-u
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NOW WLaNDING- % bass Prime Baltimore cOaee
~ loo doE asserted Picki1a;
hAh pipes pare o 4 cognae Brsndy.
,,pss SEYMOUR RASSTSG co.
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EEtE LAWS az N'CIIIE,

Corn md Ooh Mil which ADMITS of lateral walbung
motion viii sAiv, "ut, all other 'rnshers
are amrnae tls grand objection, and the Pr pnft'rs
u,VF not tig.utc L. In the frn ~ "ruUNs AMIR
A" have GaNED uWer, unul DfFN C'NrKAsC7iS Ia
I.s~en,t fli,u am CuAILfNE WuEp - the contrary,
hav, pr y.uIef vabBir q lateral puon, aud all
couprl-i O. ackuoweg-et therefore, assert that u Is
surerior 20 any other Mil selling the Tenue,-
see invention Al tn small sum Of
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New York City Business Directory
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.

II COTTENET g. CO., Importers of French and
i /. other European Goods, No. as Broad street.
aug3l IS
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for one on'h ans T. II DON'T give complete satisfaction 10
return ~ Il there re any man has fposci let hiu
50 Ak satisfaction warranted go every case, or the mon
ey viii he fdri The Crash en- Dee cached O. Boo sc,
water steam r,wcr, which rsuacs It IA moS n'rnrnt
Mil south of Mason, aud Dixuu'r line. An ohrr ru.hrrs
nov IN the sou require too much power viii
out. aC.Orliugto
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And various kinds q Thread and TWne both Linen and
Cotton Of hich We are receiving CO unuAl supplies
nurl-1N
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-14
MORE PROOF.

The New York Tribune congratulates its readers
that Notwithstanding the prescription Of foreigners
and Catholics by the Know Nothings, which it con-
clnns there is "ample to believe the aboli-
ton spirit is rife among many of the lodges of
the Northern States. :" The Tribune publishes the
following Resolutions adopted by Know Nothing
Council in Maine and adds: 1--WE commend this
TO those who pretend that the order is everywhere
neutral on the subject of slavery, and that agitation
will be suppressed by it.. The following are the
Resolutions referred to:
'SAr1vE AMERICA IsM, ANrI-sLAvERY, AND TEN
PERASCE.
BANGOR, Feb. /, 1855 !
Council No. 8.
"Whcreas, Recent developments in the political
action of this Order, indicate disposition in some
places to ignore the subjects of Slavery and Tenn
perance, considering them as side issues, having no
political connection with organization, this Coun
Gil, wishing t. express its dSapprobation of such
sentiments in the most unqualified manner, do unani
mously adopt the FLOWING resolutions, viz
q Rcsolces, 1. That the party to which
owe allegiance is not based idea alone, but
coprchcndS, and should always act in reference to,
every principle that will promote the moral and
political welfare of free people.
Rcsolccd 2. That the Declaration of Indcpend-
cncc thu and tenor of the Constitution the Orti
nance of 1877, the words and deeds of the foun-
ders of this Republican, indicate that forcfathers
intended that Slavery should be sectional, not na-
tional-tenporary, not permanent.
Rexo1red, 3. That NATIVE AAERIcASrsn, ANTI
SLAVERY AMI TEMPERANCE are foundation stones Of
OR O:dsr, equally deserving consideration and
that before giving political support TO any man,
for any Office, we will inpcratvely demand his
tire c0mmtta in favor of these great and cardinal
principles.
" RcSolred, (. That so!ennly protest against
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, the passage
of the Nebraska Kansas bill and the Fugitive Slave
Law as violations of the rights of the Free States,
and tending the destruction ofthe free institutions
of country.
/" Re>ojced 5. That pledge ourselves to
our utmost cxertions to free National Territories
from the curse of Slavery, and that will never
consent, under any circumstances, to the admission
Of another Slave State to this Union.
"Resolre1 G. That any attempt to commit
Order in the Free States to the advancement of the
interests of Slavery-to ignore it political ques
tion-to stamp it a iSSuc-or to cnioin silence
upon u.s. in respect to evils and encroachment de-
serves, and receives scrncst dsaPprobation and
dissent.
Published by order Of the Council
Of course this is a "5ogus or false Lodge! That
is the answer uniformly given by Southern Know
Notllings when the proofs furnished ofthe aboli
ton character OF their Northern brethren.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-14
For the Standard.
THE "STARI

LIE CLAN!
There remains one charge more against the Catho
lcs which when that infamous sheet makes, the cup
of loathsome SANDER will be full. Why not charge
them with the sacrificing and eating of infants, which
preferred against the early Christians? Let us
have it as finishing touch, Mr. Star. What name
for paper, from which one sngl ray of learning,
of kind feeling of Christian charity has never
emanated! Verify, lucus lucendO. Learning!
Why my dear Sir he quotes from ancient and mys-
ferrous books Cansius and Edgar to wit, and talks
learnedly of the Council of Toledo, Cardinal this
and Pope that. Pshaw! the only exposes his
weakness and ignorance. Where did he find the
names he speaks of? lie the fiction Of
Canisius and Edgar from which he quotes
ately Canisius, vol 8. page Iii. Edgar, page SOB,
forsooth. Let us see the books if you please, and
inform the world more particularly what the Ihuan
History is. The erudition and research which this
displays is really wonderful for Know-Noth-
ing; professed Kncw-Nothing, who demonstrates
how little he does know by quoting from books
which, for aug ht he knows never existed One who
will not be informed lest it should take from him one
grain of that intolerance which is his daily food and
which he panders to in others; one of those kinds
of unhappy men described by Sir Edward Coke,
he that knoweth not, and doth not inquire to I'M
dcrstand. "
In1cHr Yua pauca sapit, spernitque doceri.
How unpleasantly that papistical-looking latin
sentence sounds to Know Nothing ears!
Now, if surmise night be ventured, perhaps
Dowlings history of Romanism is at the bottom Of
all this learned display. This is only surmise, re-
member for the book is not at hand, and proof posi-
tive Is therefore wanting; but MI Douo library Is
small--just large enough to suit his capacity-and
it is be supposed that he is provided with the
ancient works he preends to quote from. His books
are modern and carefully selected, with strict eye
to truth and authenticity; Bowling Maria Monk, the
romances of Ned Buntlinc, &C., &C., which, together
with his powers of in0ention Ito the Gerry
mildes term) make four veracous authorities he
or any one like him could desire, subject where
justice should net be done, Though the heavens
should fall
Should the disgusting article referred to keep,
(Which is very doubtful if the weather turn suddenly
warm y it will be examined again. There is no hurry
about it ; it may be three six months hence.
ONE THOROUGHLY DISGUSTED.