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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
Notice.

Notice.
Vv1 s. MILLER, late Of the firm Of Avery,
W q Uphan 4 Miller (having dissolved from
that concern On the LIST Of March last), has
formed the new firm Of Miller 4 Rounds, No. 10
South Water street, Chicago, and having been 80
ortunate - TO receive their Spring stock OF
Groceries, In advance Of any other house In their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, a. lower prices than can be found at apy
other house in the city.
Their stock Is large, and entirely new, and
consists, 10 part
1000 chests Tea, 1000 boxes Glass,
500 bags Coffee, 1900 kegs Nsils,
500 bids Sugar, 900 boxes kaisins,
SEQ bbls Aolaasee, 100 Goldfish,
200 Syrup, so Tierces Hake.
ALSO, q splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
and Yankee Motions MHLER ROUNDS.
246 Chicago, May 81 1855.
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Life Saved at Midnight,
By Groceries Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment 1t Ia used internally, it darts
through the system, allays pains instantly. In
four minutes it has ditfused thr oueh the lynn
phstic system and blood its thrilling power, ami
quickly forced its way through every feverish
or diseased nerve, vein or gland d;ssolving oh
structions, relieving inflammation levers and
spasmotic paine, hss cured nery GUS headache 10
80 minuetes, curing rheumatism masicslly, IL
fact 1t is the SINE 9sa ron of medicine.
eH- Just try one Bottlc. Price POSTS. ~
sold BY A. GILBxRT. Agent.
Also, by HALL 4 CHANGERS. 20ly.
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Groceries,
n - =

Groceries.
ut WHOLES.4 ME.
The subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving rom the East and South, at
No. 8 FRONT ST, AND LEyEE,
burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
large, well selected and full stock Of fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt,
Woodenudre, Provisions SC.
which they offer to the trade at Wholesale ex-
clusively. To Retail Merchants, Hotelkeepers,
and others Of the interior OF the State and Neb-
raska who purchase III wholesale, we give the
assurance that We will Oil their orders and men,
o.auda at Chicago and St. Louis prices trans
portation added
Merchants, Grocers and Ilotelkeepers, doing
business on the line or near the line Of the Miss
issippi K Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
Their West, will find Il to their interest TO make
their purchases OF u.s. and by shipping their
Goods by the n. 6 NJ. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point On the
river. Our facilities are Of the first class, and
We feel the most positive confidence, that If yon
will give us q call, look through our stock and
learn our prices anG terms We shall receive y
liberal share of your patronage; which it shall
be our aim, by furnishing Grst-rste goods Mt
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
Storage, Feruataipg e. echMissiot

In this branch Of the trade, we are prepared
to do large amount Of business Merchants
and others making consignmests 70 our house,
may rest assured Of the utmost fidelity on our
part 10 their interests, and that thsir consisn-
ments shall receive prompt attention In sales and
returnA
NJ B. Satisfactory references given In al
cases, aud with pleasure. RYAN : MoCARr
number 10 till forbid.
4 Large and CompleH St0ek Qf
rAEsH rIRSr.CHoP
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DENTAL SURGERY.
d. D. AA1I0llAN

OY j citizens Of Auscatin e aud
1Iu vicinity. His long nd ample
experience enables him to give a more than
ordinary chance in oil the various operations
in his profession. He would call special at.
tention to the 6 Conttnuoxs Gum" Mounting,
an improvement Of great superiority. All work
warranted to give en.ire satisfaction.
Osice on I'd S., opposite j. q. Go,do~'s Store
DR.. II. will professionally visit Upton, three
or four time per year-at which times he may
be found at the " BlRELny House, M If.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
FOR SALE.

A Desirable lot of Barouches, Pheaton's Fam.
a lily Carriages, Top and Open Buggies,
which arc selling and wIll be sold At greatly
reduced pric until all the Chicago manufae-
tured work is disposed Of.
SO I'm ELLITHORPE 4 CO,
Muscatinc, Aug. %, so Opposite Court-house
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Hcrse Rakes,

1'EE Subscribers can supply Farmers and
L Dealers with horse and hand rskee OF best
timber and workmanship, ut the lowest cash
prices. NoURsE, VIElE Co.
24u N. w. cor. OF r. Island aud Front sts
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Fer Fever and Ague.

FsrFever and Ague.
O,eood's Cholagogus, Rhcdes' F'eper and
.8rue Cure, .7spinwaHs Tonic JMr-
lure, Creeses feper and .Hgue
ture. Rowands Tonic MIR
turs, Smiths Tonic Sy
,up, Bragg's Ton
&c Pills, Qui
nine,a-c.
Persons having private receipts can have
then carefully nllsd With the best VI medicines
asd at Low Iates a. uiLpbni
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Notice to Contractors.
Chicago, lcwa and Nebraska Railroad.
TEALED Proposals will be received at the
~ Office Of the company, in the City Of Gin.
'on, Iowa, until Wednesday, Oct. 18th, inclu-
siye, for the Graduation, Masonry and yridg-
Ing Of about sixty mi les Of the line Of road,
commencing at De Witt, and extending to &C.
dar Rapids in Linn County.
The line will be divided into sections Of about
one nile in length. The sections may be pro-
posed for separately, or connected as may suit
parties proposing. Plans, profiles and speclf-
cations Of the work will be ready for exami.
nation at the Office Of said Company in CHI ton,
on and after the '5th day Of September next
The Company reserve the right Of accepting
such proposals only as they may deem for
their interest. MILO SMITH,
Clinton, Aug. 10, SO. set. Chief Engineer.
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We wil ssad The .zduerffser 70 new. pubscri.
bsA ssui ~ eaoss q the present Prssideutisl
campaiga, br Ne snall sun Of Fifsy csnts
Til viii closs the "a Vel Of our papsr. We
hops ~ friends Of Ne principles We advocate
viii saiuG TO increass our circulation.
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ysu Aobertissm

uENKY HOOVER, ,. 8. BipwKLL.
HOOVER & BIDWELL,
FORMERLY SELLS d HOOVER,
Sneeess0rs to Petr Jackson
Forwarding & Commission Merchants.
EUScATINE. IOWA.
ME are prepared TO attend to any business in
w our lire with the best Of facilities. Our
terms are Eve cents per one hundred pounds,
comm 'ssion for receiving and forwarding
REpER ro--Green 4 Stone. Muscatine; L. D.
Farmer, do, Hatch, Humphrey & CO.. do; Hale
r Co. Chicago; 7. w. Alexander d Co., do; w.
D. Daniels + CO.. Iowa City. Fiske 4 Elliott, do /;
Il. Sheppard 4 CO.. do, +. Sauxay do; Hull 4
Thompson. do; Waterman h Ryan, ST. Louis;
Heanankamp 4 iine, do. Ratcliff co.. DO; G..
W. Clark, Iowa City; 0. G. Dorwin, do, Rock &
Carey, Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, yinton; Walan
4 Wi,ds. NJ Vernon; N. Floyd, Lisbon; ]. T..
Kurts, Lisbon; Elicit 4 Hall, Upton. 80 IT.
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JOHN SENPLE 4 SON,

JU0N 0G014G 9 0ON,
r Successor to e.. X IL ANZ.
E2 l52 Secon ST., MUSCATlNE.
We are now offering for sale at 70.
daced prices, our large l. varied stock OF Jew :
elry. Give US a call before purch s,ng ei e.
where. Remember the place at kran1's old
staui, 1852 Second street, Muscatine, Iowa.
Watches, Clocks and Jewslry carefully re.
paired. Is
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7 lily White, Liquid Rouge, Flake White, Car
IL mine, Toilet Powders, and Puff Boxes by
A. Gilbert.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

~ ROCKET Needles and Cotton, Perforated
" Board and Worsted, sold by A Gilbert.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Chicago Steam DYE Work..

FROM seriyssss ans GAiastes's Newspaper As.aey.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, visle & Co.,
Rcaufrs an1 flInmera

should order them early, a. the demspd 10 sress~
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers sre vol.
at Manu- eturer's Prices, with only freight a,
warehouse charger add, d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Setting Mad.

Our neighbor in his last paper, goes off in a
desperate rage because we said and still say
that John G. Fremont the republican nominco
for President Isl Shareholder and a Roman Catlt-
olic; and uses the following christian words
"base falsehood," "slanderer," "tools," "lalse,"
deliberate lie,' &c. We reterate the charge
friend Hatton, and have the best Of proofto sub
stantiate it that te is stakeholder and Roman
Ctttsoltc, and we will give to our readers the
proof when we have little more room. We
shall not give the proof from 'locofoco papers,
as you would be pleased to term them, but we
shall give the proof that he is stakeholder from
Col. Thomas H. Benton his father in-law, An
drew jackson Davis Of Boston, and other distin.
guished men of the country We shall give the
proofthat he is Roman Cottolic from the rec
ords Of tho Roman Catholic Church, Catholic pa
pers, and Native American papers. Will proof,
friend Hatton, from the sources above namsi, be
sufficient? We think that it will. So rest ca
sy friend Hatton, and
"Don't let your angry passions riz.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

"The American National Club under thu
Presidency ofMr. Benz Van Ripper has in solemn
council, abandoned Mr. Fillmore, and declare
its determination of supporting the Republican
candidates on the single issue of opposition to
the further extcnsin of Slavery They resolve
therefore that their Club shall hereafter be
known as the american Republican National
Club.-Repablican.
0EsIrJan't you find another club lik, the ono
you have nam,d above thit has come out for
Fremont. This Van Riper as we stated week,
received s 900 to make this transfer, but the
members kicked against it, as you have seen
and read against this time, You will please
make the correction, and say that briberty die
not win.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
The RtlI nfpn...

Judge Douglas has introduced the following
bill in Congress for the purpose Of settling the
difficulties in Kansas. Who can object to it,
Read il:
"Mr. Douglass, from the committee on Terri
tories, 10 which was referred the various bills
relative to affairs in Kansas, made volumnious
report on the subject. It contains an elaborate
argument in favor Of the new bill accompanying
the report, which provides for the appointment
Of five Commissioners, to be selected by the
President from different sections Of the Union
to represent fairly all political parties. They
shall take census Of all the legal voters in the
Territory, and make apportionmcnt of del
egites to bo eleoted by each county, to form
constitution and institute a State government
When the appOrtionment shall be made the
Commissioners are 10 remlin in session every
day, except Sunday, at the place most convent
ent for the inhabitants of said Territory to ear
all complaints, examine witnesses, and correct
all errors in said list Of voters which list shall
be previously printed and generally circulated
through the Territory, and posted in at least
thres of the most public places of each election
distract; and so soon as all the errors have been
thus corrected in said lists, the Commissioners
are requested to cause a corrected list of the
legal voters to BE- printed, and copies furnished
to each Judge of elo;tion, to be put up at the
places of voting, and circulated in every county
in the Territory before the day of election--no
person to be allowed to vote whose name does
not appear on the list as legal voter; the elec-
ton for delegates to take place on the day of the
Presidential election, and the Convention to as
semble on the first Monday in December to de-
eide, first whether it be expedient for Kansas
to come into the Union at that time, and if so
decided, to proceed to form a Constitution and
State government, which shall be of republican
form. Kansas then to be admitted under such
Constitution an an equal footing with the origi-
nal States. The bill provides further that no
law shall be enforced in the Territory infrin ging
the liberty of speech, or of the press, or the
right of the people to bear arms, &c. 1t also
provides punishment for illegal voting, or fraud
and violence at elections and authorizes the use
Of the military for that purpose, The main point
is, that the persons designated by the census as
the present inhabitants of the territory, shall
decide all points in dispute at fair election,
without fraud or violence or any other impro
per influence. Allthe white male inhabitants
over 81 years of age are to be allowed to vote, if
they have resided in the Territory three months
previous to the day of election and no other test
shall be required; no oath to support the
Fugitive Slave law or any other law, nor any
other condition whatever"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
HAZLEfON & BROTHERS.
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS
No. 209, Centre Street New York

No 209 Centre Street, New York.
Where may be fuond superior assortment of
Piano ForteS in Plain and Ornamental Cases, from
tx octave of the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed. Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant
ed to stand in any climate. Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed to
.Ne ia isfac a. Ii not So the Eiano may tt re
i rec to us, VT refurding the mo1ev and freight
At the great Exhibition at the Cry stal Palu..
New York. 1853, Prize Medal was awarded to
Hazleton & Brothers, Tor the superior quality OF
their Piana1. Fortes,, which were testedi Touch
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists William Norris, Chairman on Musical In
struments; Julian, Max Maretzek, w. H. Fry; r.
s. Wi lis, Z. Eisfeldt, T. Meignen, Emeias Girac
Dwight, Jury on Musical Instruments, George +.
Bristow, Secretary on Musical Instruments.
Juno 49, 1856 ly.
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LmngllahIe.

We could not keep from laughing when we
read the article in last weeks Republican, head
ed--"Democratic Freemen," The idea Of a man
likefiend Hatton who never knew anything a.
bout Democracy, and has always hated and
despiscd every principle ever advocated by that
party, to give advice to Democrats, is perfectly
laughabIe. Our Democratic friends will "consd-
er tho sourcs that it comes from" Your advice,
friend Hatton, is perfectly gratuitous, and will
fall still -born wherever it is read. The Democ-
racy Of this county are acquainted with your an
tccedents, and when they wish advice abouthow
they should vote, they will look to some other
source than the Caliz Republican, for it. -..-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Theory of Disease, ald its Simple
Method OfEnre.

1t is not our object, at this time, to go into a
detailed explanation of Professor Holloway's
theory of disease, but simply to inform the A
merican people that one of the most remarkable
men OF this or any former age is among them
and that his medicines have celebrity unpreco
dented in the annals of the world There is no
charlatanry in his pretentions Unless all the
civilized world are deceived, the Holloway's Pills
and Ointment will drive disease from the human
system, under the most unfavorable circums stan
ces, and in all clmes. Other men have spang
into an empherial notoriety by advertising their
remedies. Like butterflies efthe day they have
buzzed for while and then expired; both their
names and their medicines have sunk into an
obscurity from which they never emerged. 9th
ers have met with limited success, perhaps as
much as they deserved, No man, though he
may have the wealth of Cree sus, can long deceive
an intelligent people with worthless remedy
for disease. If health follows the admnistra-
ton of a remedy for disease, almost without an
exception though it is prescribed in million ol
instances, and in all forms ofdisease, all the doc
tors on the globe could not make the people be-
lieve that it was not good remedy, or that the
inventor was not public benetactor and no en-
piric or charlatanA Professor Holloway's rene;
dies occupy this position before the citizens of
the world. The inventor is a man of enlarged
powers of mind, who has seen disease in all its
iorms and in all the climates of the world. His
medical office in London was daily thr0nged with
patients to such an extent that police force
was necessary to be stationed at his door. But
an office practice afforded too narrow field fol
heexercise ofhis expansive intellect, and he dc
termned to be the worlds physician. All
countries have had their celebrated physicians;
England has had an Abernethy, France Nag.
endie, and America a Rush; but these mons
ambition only extcn lei to practice confined tc
a narrow circle offrenls and admirers, or thc
lsuperintondency Of medical hospital. Profess
sor Holloway has chosen the globe as theatre
Ior his practice, AMI though now resident G
Republican America, he is prescribing daily fol
hundreds Of thousands on the four quarters ol
the globe.
/ His medicines are expressly desig ned to &C
I; on The organs whose functions ar so essential
health. They operate on the stomach, livei
kidneys, lungs and skin, restore their deranged
functions or uses and thus purify and cleanse thu
blood, the very fountains of lifc.--New- Horl
Sunday Times.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
A. & l., BRANSON.
WOODEN NTamufacturcrs,S Short
6tn0nxx 6AEhin-

Are now repairing and putting in good running
order their Wooen Machinery, and will soon be
prepared to accommodate all who may favor them
with their carding, spinning, and manufacturing
Wool into Casinets, of good quality, Flannes
Brown, Black, ard Plad; Seamless Blankets, OF q
superior variety, Stocking Yarn &c. they intend
manufacturing, for sale an unusually large amount
Of stockin7 yarn, two and three thread to suit the
wholesale and retail trade.
Those who favor them with their cardng and
spinning they request to put their wool in good or
der aud they viii enc eayor in all cases, to give aat-
isaction
S & II McFadden, Cadiz, vii continue as usual
to receive Wool -ioI til, M, which they will card
spin, and retu' regularly, and be it IN geod work
man.ifke manner. Wool will be worked on the
shares, or charged per yart and pound, as may suit
customers, Wool always received from their Gus
toners at highest market prices
Thankful FOL the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ccived, they solicit share of public favor, which
they intend to deserve, by attention and personal
application to business and cheap and favorable
rules Of operation. June 25c4t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
KID GLOVE CLEANER

An important Discovery to the Economist
Something New!-Jnst imported,
"JOUVEN'S INOD0RUS PREPARATION"
for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the
slightest Smell Rub small portion on the glove,
and tho dirt instantly disappears be worn i'm.
mediatey afterwards. One bottle is warranted to
clean fifty pair OF gloves. Price SO cents Try it
before buying. All the Agents are presented with
an open bottle to prove its operation: Agents are
coming money by the unprecedented demaEd--
More wanted. .rn sa.| arr.i Pa tagn6
CONTENT, NEARY & Co. Wholesale Store
+ als .-r No, SOP Broadway, N. y
June 1S-lv .. =. .a.. rgau gHai
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Inlv 2. Il
sheriG's sale OF store Goods.

State Of Ohio, Harrison county, es,
DUR UBNT to the command Of six several exc.
L cutions, from the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for said county, to me directed | II
expose 10 public sale, at the Storehouse of James
Welsh, in Nottingham township, in said county Of
Harrison aforesaid on the 7th day of Jnly 1856,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. M. Of said day, the
ware, Queensware, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Tinware, Books, Fish, Harness, Madder, Logwood,
Silk Fringe. Dress Trimmings Glassware, Corn,
Oats, Rye, &c. A 8Lt3g = ~
Also at tCassville, on the 9th dsy Of July, 1856. on
the road leading from Moorefield to Cadiz, and to
continue from dayto day until all is sold, commen-
cling at 10 oclosk A. M, of each day, the following
property, to witt s.s EftLE
Cloths, Cassimere,, Satinetts, Lawns, Muslins,
Ginghams, Elannels. Ticking, Ready Mace Cloth
ing, Hats, Bonnets, Capt; Merines. Alparas, Silks,
&c. Also, Hardware, Queensware, Molasses, Cof-
fee, Tea, Fish, &C., and all articles generally found
in country store. Also, Corn, Oats, Ryh Iron
Nails, Butter, &c, To be sold as The property OF
Jlmes Welchto satisfy fyexecuticnsinfavor Of George
P Smith & Co., aud Others.
.5'a5e Is3, A. BARGAR, Sheriff.
Julv 9 .9h6--Pr fee 40 so 1t atY3e
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Who wants the Sentinel, to be paid
when James Buchanan Is elected
PreSidenI Of the United States.

To any person who is foolish enough to be-
lieve that James Buchanan will not be elected
the next President of the United States we will
make the following offer:
The Sentinel for one year, $500, to be paid
when James Buchanan is elected President Of
the United States. If he is not elected there
win be no charge for the paper.
Come forward, you that think that Fremont
will be elected, and take the Sentinel. If Bu-
chanan is elected you will have topay $500, if
nc is not you will have nothing.
Dare our neighbor make the same proposition
with the Republican to those who believe that
Buchanan will be elected? Show your faith,
Br. Hatton, by your works.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Mcdowell & CO.,
Wholesaleand Retail B Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers.

S'FEUBENVILLE, OHIO. y,
TX EEP always on hand large assortment az
IN, School. Medical and Miscellaneous eBookst
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; PRINTING
and Wrapping Papers~of all sizes; Note Papers En-.
velopes, Steel Pens. and all kinds of Stationsryc G
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mei..
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices. Iassa l% e.sG ld nIas. li
Having Bindery connected with our establish.
ment, we are prepared to make ali kinds Of Blanks
tor Railroads, Insurance Companies, County ficers
DER aswe use the best quality OF stock, and employ
the best wofkmen. Our work will esnapaf sfasora-
bly, with that of any other BindsFy in the State.
Blanksof all kinds PHgef 70 order 7'' = ~RF H14- ~
4 The Highest market price paid for Rags And Tan 9
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL & co. 4
Steubenvilfc, March,7, 1855. Y " TT " : ~
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rERNs OF suRscnIPrInS
The Law OF Newspnpers.

4. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
the contrary, considered as wishing continue
aheir subscriptions.
- subscribers order the diseonnuapee Of the n
periodicals the publisher may conluue TO send tlm
t0nti ell arreHrages are paid
if hsubscnbers neglect refuse TO take their Pc
tiodcals from the Office wliCh they are directed,
1they afe held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
II subscribers remove TO other places withors
informing e publishers, and the papers sent TO
'theforrneF direction, they are held responsible.
5, The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the Office or removing and leaving
them uncalled lor is prma facia evidence OF inien'
tional fraud ..... .,..... t.--.-s.