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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05

Scrotula, and all other complaints which
arise from Impure Blooi aud dsarranged stute of the
System
My Forest Wine is in large square bottles, One
Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles Tor Five Dollars
Forest Pills Twenty-Five Cents per Box. Procure
the Forest Wine and ills VI my regular advert-
sed Agents, which will be the best guarantee a.
gainst counterfeit and spurious articles
G.. w. HALSEY.
General Depot, No. "a Walker Street, New York
Appointed Agent in Cadiz. JOHN BEALL
Feb. 20, lS56.-3m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

We would say to the people on the Iins
from Upton to Lyons, and particularly
those who have had mail petitions to cir
cula.e, tina, if they will forward them to
the Hon. James Thoring.on, our ensr-
getic and faithful representative in Con.
gess.,ha, he will Presen, them 10 the pro-
per offics and advocate our interests.
We are almsss entirely wi,hou. mail
facilities ,hroagh the county never was
there 50 much confusion with mail AZ
engagements a. at the present time.
Many sections Of the county are no.
q, all, while in many instances
the mail, must circulate q distance of
over 100 miles and be delayed upwards
Of . week, to reach distance Of ten or
twelve miles. Il is the RICH, Of the pso-
pie TO petition for redress Of grievances,
and il il hoped these petitions will b
heard asa answered By III. p,cpe, 90
thor,.ies.
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The Rail Road.

The results oil the vote on The PROPOSE
ton for subscription 10 the Rail Road
was better than we anticipated. In anot-
her column we give an abstract Of the
vote, show ing it to be adopted by very
handsome majority. The interest felt in
the matter by the ci,isens Of Upton can
be better judged from the result Of the
vote. Out Of 6o7 votes polled only II
were adverse to it, and Of them only S
were directly agarust it, leaving major.
i,y of sol in favor OF il in this Township.
We can now congratulate our readers
on the certainty CT a rail road to Upton
before another winter closes, and proba :
bly, before the clio . Of 1856.
Much feeling has been nanifes,ed A.
gainst it throughout the County, and in.
deed, il bss kindlsd much bad feeling
among the people. bu. we hope this will
subside before many days, and believe i.
will as soon as the people see the road is
abou. to be built, aud will be 10 operation
within the space Of one year.
The good time for which We have long
looked is now near at hand. Upton will
now be second to no interior town of To-
wa, and Cedar equal to any County IN
The State.
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Kaow Nothing Council-Prospsct of a
Low.
NIw Yonr Feb 10


The Tr,bunes report Of the doings OF
the American Convention a, Phlladel
delphia, says the the motion 10 strike on,
the 18th section will probably be made
BY q southern man, and the northern de-
lega,es are quite confden, that il will be
carried. Thea the Ohio men will pro-
pose the minority resolution Of June and
60 on, unless there is something quite a.
strong.
Some Of the Northern men who have
been In caucus tonight, talk eonfide n,ly
Of success no, only in abolishing the 18th
section but, 10 substituting a sn,i.Ns-
braska or Republican clause. II %, OF
course the South will bolt. The South.
ern members, in caucus tonight. decided
to stand 81 tho 18th section 10 the last. -
The Northern delegates, in caucus, deci.
ded that the 18th section mug, come ca;
il they remain in they viii no. q into
the caucus with pro-slavsry platform
under any circumstances.
The psrsoas who attended, represent.
. 1.-THE four sections OF the Union. After
some discussion it was determined to
make no movement towards National
Convention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Know Notkings In Council

IHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
The American Council assembled this
afternoon. Charles .. Truman, Of Phlla-
delphia, Vice President, presiding. A
resolution providing for the admission OF
reporters was offered, but laid on the
table till after acting on contested ssa.s.
During the calling Of the roll, the Louis
lana delegation presented their creden.
lials Objections were made to the id.
mission on ground that the Catholic test
was recognized by the Louisiana Cssn.
Gil.
A mo.ion that the delegation b id.
Matted on their credentials, was ordsre 4
and after warm debate The resolu,ion
was adop.en by yea. 66. nays so. After
warm debate on admitting the esntes,.
ed delegates from Peansylvania, the
Council decided BY vote Of 81 10 as, TO
to admit Mr.. Edie. and others who IT,
more the l2,h section Of the Philadel.
phia platform. The result has ca used
very bitter feeling among the Seuthsrn
delegates.
The National Council are engaged in
the discussion Of the resolution expuor-
ing the 18th section from the Kno w.noth.
ing platform. Ne action has ye, bsen
had upon il.
Hon. Mr.. Bartlett. Of Ky, arrived to-
day, and took the chair about 10 o'clock.
the Vice President having presided up
TO his arrival.
A. G. Brewster offered the folle wing
resolution:
Whereas, the l2th section OF the Pla,.
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fWGAc NOGsGG5.
Proclamation.

Whereas, large number Of the citizens Of
edar County have patitioued that PROPOSE sion
be submitted, 70 the people OF the county, to
raise tan 10 crerte fund to build the bridges
In said county, which call for N extraordinary
expenditure
Therefore, It 10 ordered that tie following
proposition be submitted aud passed upon by the
legal voters OF said County, at the annual April
Election in 1856, and TOR that purpose poll be
opened, at the usual place Of election, in each
township, viz:
That 70, the pnrpos Of raising fund "a
aid In the erection OF such bridges, In said
County. ~ cali for An extraordinary expenditure
in addition to the ordinary revenue Of the eoun.
ty, . tax OF one mill on the dollar be levied ND.
on the valuation CT the assessments OF 1856, and
the money 20 collected TO be paid out and ex.
pended under the supervision of the County
Court, and At the following places and upon the
following conditions:
lst For q bridge whess the Muacatine and
to be Appropriated $500, whenever $3.50 are OBJ.
tanned By individual Subscriptions
ID. For bridge across Sugar Creek on the
road from Davenport TO Iowa City, $500, VII q.
ever 500 are subscribed - above.
ID. For Bridge where the Muscatine and
Marion road crosses Clear Creek Four Hundred
Dollars, whenever One Hundred Dollars shall
BE- subscslbsd "a above.
(. For Bridge where the road from Round
Grove to Upton, crosses Sugar Creek. at Lyles
Bsidgs, Ooe Hundred and Fifty Dollars, When.
ever Fifty Dollar shall b subscribed o. above.
5. For Bridge, across Sugar Creek, where
township eighty and eighty one, crosses said
Crssk, Three hundred dollars, whenever Eighty
dollars shall Be subscribed a. above.
s. For Bridge ou the road from No.eov In
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POLITICAL COLUMN.
A FREE PRESS AND FREE Discussions.

= - 4
~We did intend 10 lay before oui
readers full particulars Of .he proceeding.
at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. bu, GU,
eastern papers came too late 10 have the
lengthy details inserted. -
At Philadelphia general break up j,
taking place-,hs Ssush have repudia,sd
the whole thing, and the North has Dol.
ted. The Rsman Catholic Delegation
from Louisiana, was admitted to seats in
the convention. The doughfaees and
southern members are abou, making nom.
nations, probably have before this. The
North are again standing firm agains ., the
action Of the majority. The North ono.
had the majority. and rejected the 18th
resolution. bat were betrayed on the day
following BY the, New York. New Jersey
and Wisconsin delegations. An effor,
- being made to exclude Gov. Ford OF
Ohio from the convention. because he sup.
ported tho Republicans ia Ohis. The
whole thing Is now considered as gone BY
the board.
The Republican convention q, Pits.
burgh 10 we'll attended. and preparations
are being made for nominating convea.
ton. They have adopted q platform,
which 10 no, -, published. but, i, 10 said !,
gives full account Of the Slavery agisa.
ton.
We nssies that Win. Penn Clark. Of
Iowa City. 10 enc .: the Vice Presidents
Of the convention At Pitts bsrgh. We
have heard II rumorsd ,!.at Fillmore was
nominated At Philadelphia, bu, the follow.
ing is the latest we have received, from
which. il does net appear any nomina.
lions have as ye, been made bu, there 10
. fine prospect Of it.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS
KsoV Nothfny Cosren.ion. in the American
Convection, BroSnlow made n ltion to proceed
to nomination IL was passed AMI the ballOtng
Vas about 10 commence whsa Mr. Per kina, Of
Conn, announced the secession Of the delegation
from that State. The Massachusetts, delegates
followed, together that of Rhode Island and Ohio
and portions OF lllinois, Iowa and Pennsy Ivania
Oae ballot was thea had, resulting - follows.
Fillmore, Il; LsS, Il; GArret Davis, Is;
Judge McLane, ! Com. stockton, &; Gen.
Houston, S; John Bell, 2; Campbell Of Ohio, /;
johnson, 1; John NJ Clayton,
The Convsotioo adjourned till 5 o'clock.
The Northern adjourned sscessionist. ere
holding caucus ct the Meechant's Hotel.
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Kansas II sting.

III Al = r CO. 20,
"A large mass mee:ia. aeld here 10
night, % aid emigration to Kansas, TO
those who fully determined TO use the
rlghtiul means to establish freedom and
TO secure the establishment Of Free
State and to aid such lnhs bi.an,s OF Kan
sas as have declared themselves against
lawless aggression and Unconstitutional
riot. The proceedings Of former mee-
ting read and approved and 4 constitution
adopted. Horace Greeley then address
ed the meeting at some length, giving
the history Of the Missouri Compromise.
Hon. Geo. Darkey and VIM. Dawson
we're appointed to receive subscriptions.
Mr.. Wood from Kausas was called 70
the stand. Mr.. Rebboth Of Mo. follow.
ed and in short speech denied the as
sumbtion that the people Of Missouri
have been parties 10 the ou,yrges in Kan
sas. Mr.. Bailey Of Ky. was called for,
but declined making speech. when Nc
Liaclin Of Mich. took the stand. He
was succeeded BY the Rev. Mr.. Chan.
dell. Ms. Morton Of Mia. followed ia
. speech who ELECTED considerable ap-
plavss.
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Spsciai Advertisements.


There will Re Convention Of the delegates
of the American Party Of Iowa, bpldsn g: The
Capitol Ia Iowa City, On TUESDAY, THE 5rH or
HAscH, 1856, 1t 10 O'Clock 4. ~, u said day,
for the purpose of choosing candidates for Sec
Rotary Of State, Auditor Of State, Attorney Gem:
eral OF State, TO be supported BY the American
Party, at the August Eleeticd 1885: Also 10
elect FoCR PIEsipRxrrAL ELECTORS for the State
Of Iowa In the catrpaign Of 1856. The ratio OF
reprssen ts,ion In ssii Convention - be: Three
delegates for each Counsel and cns extra delegate
for each 40 members Of council, The Councils
are requested 70 take esrly steps 10 secures full
representation. BY order OF tie Committee.
WELLS SpiGEa,
II ". kAvHROP,
J. ". BREKEY.'
i. X. RUGG,
j. l. EN3S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Some OF the facts connected with medi-
cal practice in Bfazi! are Ct curious IN
terest. The various defunc, "saints :"
are active competitors Of the physicians.
II a patient RECEIVERS, Sain, Anton, or
Benedict, etc, receive oil the credi, and
incense; if he die, the whole RESPONSE.
blity falls upon the physician. As soon
as member Of family is taken sick. a
small vase containing crucifx, with the
Virgin Mary and divers saints, isIbrousa,
to the patient, who then makes various
promises of donations to influence them
in his behalf. In entering the sick room
one is nearly sufsca,sd with the fumes
Of incense, the oaor of flowers, &C.,
which ill the room, all for the honor Of
the patron saint.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Lieut.. Page Of the navy, has explored
the Salado river in the Argentine rspub-
lie. South America, 10 the steamer Wa
ter Witch, finding !. navigable for 500
miles from its mouth, end perfectly free
from distractions. The lazy Spaniards
who live in the fertile country I rough
which it flows, and have always taken
their crops to market by long and labo.
rious journeys in OK teams, are greatly
delighted 10 ascertain that they have 30
easy a means Of transportation disclosed
to them, which they never had the ener-
gy 10 noit;;ce themselves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

The Conrention.--We are gratifed to
announce to the citizens lha, the Repub-
I.caa Conser ton held a, Iowa City, on
the 2'nd of February. va. the lnges,
CoaYeaticn ever held in Iowa Tha, all
parts Of the State were represented and
the work was done in harmony and the
best OF feeling was maintained. There
were present between 500 and 600 DEL
ega'es, many OF whom came IS far a..
$50 miles TO attend il. Much enthusi.
asn was manifested, and, upon the final
adoption OF the platform wnhou, the side
issues which were proposed, three loud
aud hearty cheers were given and repea-
ted. We consider the resu.. OF The Con-
sentou as reliable union OF oil parties
and classes who are opposed to lie fur
sher entertainments Of slavery. The
platform is concise plain and pointed and
one upon which every man whs fees a
desire 10 Eesist ia legal way the spread
Of slavery can place himself.
Ii is concurred by all, who Witnessed
the feeling and unanimity ,ha, prevailed,
that upon tina, platform we will carry the
Stale by a majority from 5000 10 10000.
We were also much pleased tina, our
favorlte .Aag Morris was put Oh the
track SO now again we hurrah for
Morris. pherc is one feature in the
Convection We were pleased to see, thu,
was that ali vino opposed slavery were
willing aud anxious 10 unite on the one
issue presented by the platform, and with
such q union success is certain.
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A very good reason Why there is 50
much alking going on.
l. is said thu, in the English language
proper, apart from technical and scientific
terms, there 10 20,5OO nouns, 40 pro.
nouns, $500 adjec.ives. 5000 verbs.
$500 adverbs, 50 propositions, le con-
functions, and 2 ar,icl.s-in oil abou,
forty thousand words. According 70
Wsbs.ers Dictionary thde are 100000
words.
We are glad 10 present to our readers
the following statement. we clip from the
MI. Pleasant. Obserysr. We wish we could
note As much for our place, but, alas,
Ephraim is joined to his idols, ls, hin
alone:
During the past and presen, week there
has bee quite revival at the Me,ho.
dist Episcoyal Church in this place; some
80 persons have been admitted to the
Church on psobatisn and by certificate
making in oil since conference, about
one hundred and seventy accessions.
.fnother ciy.-The town OF WapeiIo
in Louisa Ceany has been incorporated,
and will soon have whole corps of CITY
officials, from Mayo: down 10 dog -kiIle !
and pound. keeper.
So says the Iowa City Reporter-
glad TO hear Of it, We 60 ia for cities, if
we do live in village.
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Important if t'us--Ao American resi-
dent in France, writing to hia friends in
Washington. says: Il have obtained an
extraordinary piece Of intelligence, which
l think indicates . much closer and bet
ter understanding between Napoleon and
England a. regards the United States
and the Central Amsr,sa question than
10 generally thought in the United States.
M. Psrisre, the Napoleon Of railroads
and new operations IN France. and man
Of immense fortune, has, with the Credi,
Mobi',er, made contract to build rail-
road in Honduras 10 the Pacific. Twenty
or more Of the best engineers have al
ready sailed to survey the bays. harbors,
coasts and route, and if their repor. con-
firms the representations that have been
made, the Emperor has said the Govern
ment will guarantee IA interes, of four
per cent. on the investment, which would
very promptly secure any amount Of cap.
iiaI tina. nigh, b required for the pur-
pose"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

We have received the Wisconsin Par
ner for February. This is one OF the
best magazles We receive. l. is devoted
principally 10 Agriculture and Hsr,icul-
,ure, and is conducted with much ability,
|. is large sized magazine. nicely pu'
up. Of as pages and at the low pr ice OIL
81 per year, by Powers & Skinner, Mad.
ison Wis, Its columns are INTEREST," NJ
and such as we can recommend. The
Editor says Take your own county pape,
any how and pay for /, too. Then take
the Farmer if you can-and you can il
You think so-and get ysur neighbor II
yoa can. and yos can il you Try
Such generous editor ough, TO be we'll
pa,ronized.
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passed .. meeting Of the bar Of Musea.
tine, held on the 10Th Of February, shs
Hon. w. G. Woodward Presiding:
wHRREAs, Stephen whisher. Eeq, hes been re-
moved ffow our mids, BY death, We COO ,ider
1t due to the character Of our Diseased friend
and br ,thsr, the public and ourselves, that
as members Of the Bar Of Muscatne county.
we unite In giving expression to our sensi-
ments on this sad occasion -therefa,e.
Rssoirsd, That by the death OF Stephen
Which-r, KeQ the legal procession has lost one
Of its oldest most learned AMI most gifted m m
bars whose professional acts from the time O.
the first establishment OF Judicial procedure IN
Iowa, to that of his death, have resulted In hon
or 70 himself. AID benefit to the profession and
the public.
Received, That viewed both As mao and cis.
zen, his death ID 70 be deplxci - great los 70
the community In which be has lived aai scsed
sncs it, organization.
Rssolved, That whilst we sorrow ourselves. a
thls melancholy event ~ tender oal heartfelt
sympathy to the widow and family Of our de-
ceased hroshss II the bersavemsns which they
are left o endure.
Rssoleed, That We VIII, ~ professional body
attend At the faoefal Ct or decsased brother.
Aesolesd, That ths Secretary Of this meeting
b directed % furnish and send . cosy Of tie
proceedings thereof to the family Of tis deceae-
ed brother.
Resolred. Thst the Secretary Of this meeting
also furnish copy u shess proceedings 10 order
thsf the same may be presented 10 the next Dis
triot Court OF this equity to be entered on re-
cord-and that they b published In the several
papers o! this county.
Ga motion Of Jadss william, II ~. ua.,i.
nonsly
Rssoirsi, Taat upoa the sdjsiran %. Of the
meeting the members Of tie Bar proceed ia .
BODY 10 the residence OF the Deceased, a1i ten
der to bis afflicted ~id ~ their c,naoleucs aod
sympathy.
WV g WOODWARD, Chm.
J. ESQ 8 HsHn, Ssc'y.
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Bosros, Feb. 10.
The Cansda arrived At her dock at
o'clock. tais afternoon. Her mails Leave
ie-nsrrov mosring. Ill IL
She brings the following interesting
foreign nws:
The Pace negel,ssivns Of Russia arc
said - hass made itGa condition, prsvi.
Gus t. acceptance Of proposition, that no
indemnify shall b demanded and no ces-
sion Of territory, except that required for
rectificaisH which, being conceded, she
agrees Mt . fsrtify ,hs Ahnd Islands
Il = repssaed that Russia will forthwith
propose 70 the Gsrmanic Diet, to adhere
- the psaos prsliminariss, in order that
representatives Of Germany may b ad.
ni..ed T. The spreading conferenees.-
A Liverpool correspondent has tslegrap.
bed the naio facts. and il Is necessary to
give the PARTICULARS OF rumors. how Prus-
Sin solicsed Paris 10 slight Russia. How
the Aastrfan Cabinet il offended there
with. How Sardinia feels jealousy Of
Austrian prepondennce. How Russia
at the hst msment demands in name of
genera. interests Of Europe, and in &C.
cordanse with article Ave. that England
shall b forbidden to for.ify Highlands
and 70 restrict her ships Of war in the
Baltic, there required for police purposes.
How Holland and other neutral powers
demand voice IN Conference, and Rus.
sian preparations for wal continue 40 &C.
lively A. Allies. Iron coated floating
batteries similar to the Allied. are being
constructed for the defencs Of Csns.ads.
Journal Dss Dsbats hints - much fur.h.
o., hsw Napoleon elaine - commander
BY treaty Of London. sole right to coneeds
IN aroisties. evidently false.
Military students are invited 70 enter
the army - officers, - abundant prepa-
ration Of paper money on State security
10 bsiag provided.
A forced loan Of SOC. 900 silver roubles
u imposed no Finland fss defence.
France and England do ~ slacken
their preparations.
The Principalaiss Couris. gives the
is9swing - Tie text Of the plan for the
rssrgaaizatiea Of the Principalisiss pre-.
scented BY Loed Stratfosd 10 the Perte.
Article /. The Principal,sies 10 Be uni.
ted and 10 constitute one vassal Slats of
the Sultan.
Ar. 2. HezsdisarJ Prince to be e!ec-
ted.
Art. 3 Prince shall be native.
An. 4. Annual .ribn,e 10 the Por ,e to
b fixed after the Prince 10 elected.
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torn Of Americas Counsel, in June 1855,
was neither proposed BY the South nor
sanctioned By the Nortk therefore said
section be stricken Ont. h# MI
A. B. Ely, Of Aassst offered - Al
Amendments that aAsr the striking out,
the following should Be added and tina,
as regards the subject Of Slavery we
ABIDE BY the principles and provisions Of
the Constitution Of the U. s., yielding no
more and staining no less. s
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nh subscriber having svessei himself IL,
l. the town e Upton 10 ersys1c 81 70 do pes.-
iering OF all finds AMI ce.css AID aats,d- v.r..
hoogh east initiated INTO brick, stone or bar
Ole, saicy anc: ssss=e.taI 4a.k, .lastsr Of
paris m"aiassxs, saFhisn, eeaisrs. paper
nahsmgs, Ac- Az dsterInisltd to give "a .
faction to al. who may favor ~ WIT ,h-I
patronage. &c. further lsforsea,,ss a,ply Ia.
VI aa.fFss j. LEAbHAkI
Iiptnn, FEB. IS, sd .T.au
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The Red yMan.--From the .Nebraskt-
u, Of the last date, we learn that the
Omahas refused q accept thir payment
Of fiour, tsndered at Omaha ChI, last
xeek. Rhs reason assigned is that the
aour WIS Of coarse inferior article aud
not fine Aour, ID rHrrh rApEHs read
From the same source, we learn the a.
gent, Major Hepner, was absent from
the payment, having left the place tho
day before. $50
Since writing the above, we learn that
Major Hepncr came up Saturday last and
appointing an inspector for the -four offer
ed the Indians, proceeded to weigh and in
spsct; the whole deficiency in the payment
amounts to some 81 900. We learn that
the -four was purchased Of . merchsnt at
at Nebraska City. There 10 rostenness
in the State Of Denmark somewhere,
thar shpald - exposed. The Omahas
received the hour, nnder the new arrange
men,.-Coyncu Blfs Bugi:.
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The President and Snatoy Hale. The
1snsss reports curious scens which late.
" occurred At the White House. % fol-
lows:
senator Hale, Of New Hampshire, a.
eompanisd BY bic vile and daag h.sr. cal.
led upon the President II one q his pub
lie rsceplous; the ladies we're received
By the Pressasns with his sccussomed
grsc'easnsss and srbasisy Of manner; b..
when the good.nasxsd Senator himself
appFsashsd The presence Of his Excsllsn.
cy 70 salute him. Psssidsns Pierce turned
Deliberately spsa bic hssl and presented
his back TO his visitor. The msvsmsu,
was executed in such Z manner a. 10
make the indignisy marked and unmis.
taxable.