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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
The CROOKED ELM; or life by tie ,Ooy side

The CROOKED ELM or life by the ,Coy side
Boston WhiHemore, NRes d. Hail.
This book comes to US in one handsome
volume of more than four hundred and f fly
pages. 1t is just published. and from the
Boston papers we Learn that it has met with a
decided success iu that city. More than two
editions Of the work being disposed of to the
citizens of that place alone, ere he close Of
The first week of its publication. the story
is located both in this country and in Europe
and from the first chapter TO its close. is in
tensely interesting. The authors style is
original, graceful. and free from those affec
tations which generally cha9cttrze this class
of writers. lis spken of by the Boston pres,
as equaIing in interest the Lsmplishter and
other works. We are told that it is about to
he introduced into this place.
transcript.
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as- The Wood County Agricultural Society
met at Bowling Green on last Saturday. There
WAS a lul attendance, and all necessary pre-
liminary arrangements were made for holding
their Seventh Annual Fair, which will take
place at Bowling Green on the 9TH and 9Th Of
October The Secretary, George Powers, has the
Premium List prepared, and it will probably be
published in handbill form next week. We
shall endsavor tn find room for it in our col
umns at an early day. The officers OF the So
ciety enter upon their work with an energy and
will which must result in an exhibition highly
creditabe to Wood county. We have no doubt
but their efforts will be heartily seconded by the
intelligent farmers of the county.
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TEsTINnNY a. nnCr- n- RI,rcLIrR

Green Bank. Pocahontus Co.. pr 10th. 1915.
Gentemen:-Some few months since a patient ap-
piled to me for medical advice. afflicted with a severe
form of secondary syphilis lhe had been under the
charge two physicians without deriving relief)
commenced using the regular remedies of the profess
sion, but the disease suhbornly resisted all efforts
The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture having
reached me, and being personally acquainted with
Yourselves determined give it trial. did oant
in short time its good effects evident, and three
bottles cured him.
As an act ofiuStice to suffering humanity cannot
withhold my testimony TO its virtues atera tie
and prompt purifier of the blood and take pleasure il
recommending it the profession and the public gen
orally, Yours respectfully.
o. BUTCFR NJ d.
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0- We have been kindly furnished a
full report of The proceedings of the Second An
nuOl Meeting of the Northwestern Ohio Teach
ers' Association. There was good attendance
and among the number were our entire corps Of
teachers --Prof Wells being Chairman of the
committee on resolutions. This Association is
in Furnishing condition, aud ref cts much
credi. upon the friends Of education in this sec.
tion Of The Slntc
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Dr. Rohack,s Scnndinnvinn Remedies.

The seeds Of all disorders in the blood and Dr. Ro-
backs BLOOD PURIFIER and Blood Pulls speciti-
caly that fluid. They composed of rare Swedish
herbs, and forms sovereign nntidote the inecing
and corruptng principle of disense Not only do they
cure indigestion, bilious complaints, female weakness
connubial Incompetence nervous disorders lung and
throat affections diarrhea, etc. etc. but they cleanse
purify and invgorat' every organ and put the whole
animal machinery in such vigorous condition that is
is enshled resist and throw off the influence of bad
mir and nthnr of .irknn.s See n.lNnrsenlent
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Hs~ The Fourth is coming, and so is DR.. J. J.
Bleecher, and, as many will expose themselves,
and get their teeth knocke out, &c, we would
advise them to give the DR.. a call and have their
aches extracted and their vacuum's filled with
something quite as handsome the original.
7. S.-Tha Dc's. punctuaity rather got the
start of us, as he is now snugly located at the
Exchange, where h. will b, pleased to see his
old frienls an all others who may wish Dental
treatment Give him call.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

~ Affairs in Kansas indicate that Wal-
ker's administration will speedily terminate in
Just about as great a blaz, of glory as did that
of Ex-Governor Geary. The south are bitter in
their denmciations of his policy, aud the adj
ADMINISTRATION is said to be turning the cold
shoulder upon him
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DITCH HOTICIf.

ITO Henry Warner. Gideon ". Burbank, VIM, II.
L Manly, T.. Goodrich, John Shriner, and the heirs
Of George Swigart, the orthe following lands
to wit: The f. Und the s. e. / of the S. W. of sec
IS and the :. +. IA OF section 81 and the $. W. Ia
and w 10 of the 5. e. Ia of section %, and the w
H. Of The n. W. Ia and the w l2 s. w. IA section
"a and the W. IL and L. l2 ofthe n. E. Ia and the
n E. Ii of the y. l.. Ii of section 49, township Z
range T. Wood county, OHIO: you hereby notified
that the trustees of Lake township ood county Ohio
will meet at James McLargins, Saturd Iy, August
Ist s57 for viewing, locating and apportioning ditch
or water course, 10 lows Commencing at the W Ia
post of section 81 thence running north parallel witt
the county road between sections 2 2S, 33 and 81 unit
it strbes at or near the " w corner of section 81 said
d ch or water-course be 10 feet from the center
said road west thence in north ea'tery direction unit
it ntersects the branch of east Crane Creek there
terminate: and also a branch ditch or water rcoutsC
commencing rods OF the line of section 2S
and feet south ofthe S. W. corner of the s. L. Ia
the S. w. IA of section %, thence running paral
east with the sectonlne between sections % and 8;
until intersects the main ditch said county road
55SE 55H 55SEs i s$SiSSH %ihSTS.s, Petitioners
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LOCAL : AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important TO Everybody

- q ss7IhIi iG Il . -s-77'-E = 7'
Hereafter advertisement will be admitted into the
JouRSAL until it is paid for eN "cpt where there Is
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting an advertisement for Insertion will
be held responsible for the same. We cannot pay our
debts with accounts Tom Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties and ace shall adhere to IL. .
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IMPoRTANr To FARMERS. Our enterprising
friend, GEN Houston, has made arrangements
10 all those who get their grinding done at the
Diamond Mill. This is an important arrange
rnent, and will secure good patronage for the
Generals Mill
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t9- We fluid On our table the earl of friend
TRuE, of ihe Toledo Blade. Call again, good
friend and the next time we may not be converted
into a battle. ground on which medicine and dis
ease are to settle their difficulties Pleased to hear
that you eajoycl yourself extensively" Perrys-
burg is Just the place for that.
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Ss,priu'S S1.e.

George Colt, \. NJ. Stone, ct. al.
DY viItue of an order drec'e and delivered
ID in the above described cause from the court of COM
mon pleas of Wood county Ohio, | will Offer for sale
at the door ofthe court house in Perrysburg,
Saturday. July 18TH 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p of said day, the following described real
wit: The whole of the east part of River
Tract No. 81 in the United States Reserve of IL miles
square at the foot ofthe Rapids of the Miami of Lake
Erie tanning eighty four, and s3-lO0 of land
in Wood county Ohio to be sold upon the following
terms to witt One third in hand and the balance in
equal annual instlliments with ineres' the deferred
payments be secured by Mortgage the premises.
{, W. NORTON, Sheriff
NJ. X. WAITE. ATTY.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


- Gunnuian's SAFE
Ebenczer NJ Fowler, Guardian VS.. Peter u. Fowler
ct. al
~ the 30th day Of july 1857 between the hours of
aud o'clock r. ". at the door Of the Court
hcnse in the town Of Periyshurg, Wood county, Ohio
will he sold to the h"hcst bidder the following real
estate the property Of Peter n Fowler ct al The undi
vice half OF the northwest quarter section 25 town
north range ~ east Wood county. Ohio appraised at
s. Terms Of sale--one-th in hand, one-thrd in
three months and in six months with inter-
est; secured by Mortgnge on said premises
EBENEZER W. FOWLER,
Guardian Of Peter z. Fowler ct al
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Gs- The editor of tie. Toledo Commerciul has
been mulcted in the sum of 81 700 for saying
bad things of woman in Toledo The truth
is sometimes better kept than told.
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1:S- Our Post Master has been indulging in
green peas and young potatoes. Powers is great
on raising vegetables. but he can, raise poor
fallen humanity as long ae he continues to be a
democrat
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Thcnezer VI. Fowler Guardian VS.. Peter u. Fowler
NN the anth dav Of July 1857, between the hours of
u and o'clock p W.. AZ the door Of the Court house
in'the town Of Perrvshurg Wood county Ohio will he
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate the
pronertv of Peter H. Fowlrr The undivided half Of the
northwest quarter section 25, town north range "
east. Wood county, Ohio, appraised at s.. Terms
sale-onc third in hand. third in three months
and third in six months with interest secured by
mortgage on said premiscs
EBENEZER NJ. FOWLER.
Guardian of Peter z. Fowler
Tune o. 1957-7U5sg53
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MAaKErs.-Flour retails al s. So

Corn is unsteady, owing o theuncertainty of
eastern markets. 1t has sold in our streets during
the past watk as low as 50i55; but it is now
worth 60l62. 1. is held al 10 n Toledo; 9345l
in New York; 70l7l in BIGllo; and is quoted
quiet in Oswegp.
Batter is worth l2s cents Eggs bring 10
cents.
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-George Powers, Esq
has our thanks for half dozen beautiful cucum-
bers This is decidedly " forcing the season.
and is far in advance of anything else in these
parts.
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eS- The Toledo Blade says that on Saturday
morning last, abou; o'clock, sailor on the
schooner Clifton, named Lewis Bush, fell over.
board and was drowned. His body had not
been recovered this morning. The deceased be-
longed in Perrysbuig
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scl,ooI Examincrs' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at New Rochester on
the first Tuesday in July,
In addition TO the usual course all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 10 O'Clock A.
J. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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0y- The steam packet Niagara will carry
passengers from the Mlumee Packet Dock, on
the Fourth, to Gilead and back for 10 cents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

as- Suits have been commenced by the At,or
ney General against Breslin and Gibson and
their endorsers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

as- The Home Companion, of Findlay has
been enlarged and its name is changed to The
Hancock Jefersonian 1t is ably conducted and
we are pleased to see this evidence of its prosper
itv
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zs- Miss Ellen Thome has removed to the
building Immediately east of F. R. Miller & CO.
store, where she will be pleased to see her lady
customers.
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Augustus Il. Elwood Walter Holt ct al
ID virtue of order of sale to directed and de-
Diyered in the above described cause from the court
of pleas Of Wood county, Ohio will offer fol
sale at the door of the Court house in Perrysburg
On Saturday, July 2jth 1851
between the hours of 10 o'clock A.. and O'Clock
OF said day the following described real estate, Ia
witt Tract number thirty-wo (32) numbered on the
Plat of the Maumee and Western Reserve Road. il
town Z range number l2. in Wood county. Ohio; con
taining los 2G-l0O acres of land more or lessr
Terms of sale-Cash. C.. W. NORTON,
Pace JEFFERSON. Attvs. Sheriff
June %, lS5T-1wiS2.5
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NOTICE is hereby given to James A. Lamb, vii
~ liam Mills. Henry Smith, James Wilson. VIM
Dick Daniel II. Smith the owners Of the following
descIibed lands: s. +. Ia of section 80 (6O( n. E. l.
and n W. Ia and L. l-2 of s. w. IL and w. of S
W. Id of section 20. and n. f. Ia and Z. l2 S.
IL dissection 80. in township north, range 10 east
Henry township. that the trustees of said township
will the house of Thomas Cnskey, the frs
day of August at 10 o'clock 1851, fol the purpose o
locating ditch water-cOurse; commencing at tn,
east line of section 2J running west on near the
center line of said section, nersect Jones ditch oI
west creek. PETITIONER.
.Iuna
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H5- S1ma m'n have acquired fame by m rely
being honored with the privilege. or duty, of
laying the conversions for some public cdi flee ;
Others, by breaking the earth in the commence.
ment of some gigantic Railroad enterprise but
who struck the first blow into the liberty pole
hichstretches its majestic length in front of our
office? Pusterity will want his name. Those
soft handed gentry who thought to acquire
notoriety by giving the first strokes on the top
mast, will only have sore hands for hair pains
Our worthy Mayor by his inlafatigable Efforts
flag staff the euphonious soabriquct of Mayors
Pole anil we trust all our ci,iz ms will b. on
hand TO witness its elevation.
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CAN EPILEPSY re CUREDl


We think the following letter from a respectable
citizen of Mississippi will answer the question: and re-
move all doubts from every unbiased mind
GREN NDN, Miss June ), 1857.
Dr.. Seth s. H.Hcp, BIta0rs, N.-Dear Sir: I
take great pleasure in relating OF spaSms ii $
cured by your invaluable Pills. Nv brother. j. j. Lii
gon. has long hoeu afflicted with this awful dsease-
lie first attacked while quite Young. lie would
have two spasms AZ one attack at first but as
he grew older, they seemed to increse likewise. I'm
20 the time he commenced taking your Pills, ke had
them very often and quite severe proStting him body
aud mind, His mind had suffered seriously; but now
| am happy TO say he is cured of those fits He has
mind has also returned its original sprightlness
All this take great pleasure in comm Inictting as
it may he the means OF directing others to the remedy
that will cure them. Yours respectfully, &c.
W. p. LIGCN.
No person who is suffering from fits or spnsm.,
should neglect sending DR.. lance after this, for
supply OF his nestmabe medicine His prices are rs
follows: one box 50; two So twelve $2l--sent by
mail gree. ON the receipt of n remittance. Address
sErH 5 ANcE, los Baltimore street, 6alrlmug, - ~.
"WoopLANp CREAN"--A Pomade for bcauthing
the Ulir-hghly pcrumed. superior to any French ar
tele imported and for half the price. For dressing
Ladies' hair it has equal giving it bright glossy
appearance 1t causes gentlemcns hair to curl in the
most natural manner 1t removes dnndrutf, always
giving the hair the appearance Of being fresh sham
pooned. Price oulv fifty None genuine unless
signed FETRlDGE & CO, New York Proprie-
tors of the Balm of Thousand Flowers. For sale by
all Druggists. IFeb. 20. l357--t2mi.
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EOrtiCultnThl Establishmcnt,
TTANING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney
IIOhio would beg leave to inform the public that
have complete and sueabe collection of vigorous
grown fruit such Apple Pear. Cherry. Peacl
Apricot, sc. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented
sellmy valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nh
sery al reduced prices. Also he will be supplied wit
complete assortment o: thrifty grown trees in splen-
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery
with which am now connected.
Sent Ia lStG.--lS NATHAN MOORE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An indispe"sabic Conn to Dr. Kane's
''SIihncU liXptditiou,,' and GsArctic
ENIiutHtiCrs.,
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NOW READY.


NOW READY.
Arctic adventure.
LI SEA AND LAND,
From tile EWGest Doie 10 tic last Expedition
in search et Sir John Franklin
WITH MAPS 1ND ENGRA WINGS.
EDITED EPEs SARGENT.
In One Elegant Volume, 12mo, 25.
This work contains clear and comprehensive
narrat We of Arctic adventure and discovery from
the earliest recorded date to the Kane and Hartsten
expeditionsd nd the restoration Of the Resolute.
1t has the fascinating interest of novel pecialy
that portion giving account Of the several
pedltons in search Of Sir JOIN Franklin.
The recent publication, in England, of Lieut.
enant Oshorn's Narrative Of NJ 'Clure's important
expedition, and the
DISCOVERY OF A NORTH WEST PASSAGE,
has enabled the editor to give tie pith aud sub
stance of that work, which is not yet republished
in the country.
The various Voyages of Barenlz. Hudson, Baf
fin, Behring, Won Wrangell, Cook, Ross, Buchan,
Franklin, Harry Lyon, Beechey. Scoresbv ,Claver-
ing Back -llett, austin, De Haven, Kennedy,
lnglcfeld, Uollinson, Kane, Becher, and many
Others, are pre.ei ted in animated style, (no incl
dentof interest being omitted) and illustrated
with
Good Maps and fine Engravings.
Add to this. a full account of
Tie Different Lond EXPEDITIONS
| OF Franklin, Back Rae, Simpson and Dease Rich
afdson. and others aud some idea may be formed
OF the richness of the material and the attractive
ness of the work. Some of the wood cuts are from
designs by DR.. Kane
ltis volume which every intelligent American
will desire to place in his library, as it gives, in
compact form information in regard to the North
ern regions of our continent, scattered through
scores of expensive volumes, many of them not yet
republished in his country. 1t is an entirely new
book, thoroughly prepared.
Not the least interesting portion of the book is an
| account by DR.. kane's brother, d X Kane Esq y
WHO accompanied Capt. Hartsten of the voyage
of relief, and the meeting with Dr.. Kane and his
men.
Eg- Agents will find the book one of the
most desirable Of the day for canvassng.
100 AGENTS WANTED
To canvass for this and many other valu-
able works. on which splendid income can
be realized.
All orders will be promptly attended To-,
when addressed to
ADERSON, BURR & Co.
Publishers and Booksellers, Toledo, o.
| April 8 1857
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remlnng in the Perrysburg Post Office on the list
day of July, A. d. 1857.
Bhse, John johnson, Jarvis 2
Blonm,J. Knapp, Albert
Blnjridge W. II. Konl Joseph
Brewster. Norman Kercheoal, A. F.
Cebbey Mr.. John Lee, Josiah
Deal. Thomas Murrumon John
Davis. William Miller, Elizabeth
Dreker, Mr.. p. Perrin, Miss Emily +.
Dreps, +. j, Stevens james,
Elder, Miss Sarah Stephens, John
Gilbert A. H. Smith, J.N.
Gihhord, Ruuigunda Smith
Hahn, Henry Smith, Henry
Wolf, Henry Stewart. Charles Wesley
Fhiede, Henry Sheer Dubolt
Persons c1lliRg for any of the above letters will
please state that they have been ADVERTISED.
JOHN POWERS, r. ".
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3LIN n { BARSTOW,

TOrWarding und IOmmissi0n Merchants,
Wholesale and Rstaa Dealers il, GRAM Produce. Salt,
Fish, lime. GrDcsrirs, Dry Goods. So. Sc.
p E Il Il Y $ b L r G., O HIO.
Particular attention given Storage AMI charges rea-
SOM bic
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TFyE sVEATgrsr c'yFAsU

VIII ply regularly, twice d3N. between Perryshurg
aud Toledo Attending superior facilities for shipping 10
aud itpm Perry stur eud the charges are put down to
such low tat it h,ii to be ducernen,
for cupniry merchants and others .shir lN this iRe
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horticultural Eytablishmcni.

NJ. X. WAITE. Atty.
June Is, lSj7--twjS3.l3
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS.

Much interest rs evidently felt throughout the
country In reference to the foreign appointments.
This arises partially from the fact that never any
former period have there been so large number of
excellent names presented for these appointments.
The President win obviously be embarrassed in his
selections not only by the number of applicants, but
by the number who are qualified for the places they
seek and whom he would be glad doubtless to graf
ify But Of course, the appointments must be bound
ed by the offices to be filed, and not one in ten we
understand of those recommended for missions
abroad, can be successful: We think we may add
safely from what we have learned ON this Cubject,
that the proportion will be much less to the valu-
able consuates Some of these filed by APP
poinments made under the late administration within
the last two years. and not likely, suppose, to
be Immediately changed.
1t is understood that the recommendations of the
applicants are now before the President and that he
win gradually make appointments as circumstances
may Justify and his time may permit Itcannot be
expected of course that he will despatch the whole
foreign list in mornings work, and make summary
changes everywhere, for this would be absurd And,
whatever may be his general policy as TO renewing
our representation abroad, We are quite sure that
even as to places which he may intend to f and
whose occupants have not yet asked leave to return
home, he will employ unreasonable abruptness in
recalling them, or in any other manner give them
just occasion for complaint In the mean time the
applications, everybody knows. all on file with
the recommendations in support of them, and multi
tudes bear witness to the patience with which
the President has listened both to the friends of the
applicants and to the applicants themselves. 1t VIII,
feel confident, be source of deep regret to him
that, in appointing valued friend, he may be
obliged to disappoint ten who are equally es-
teemd.
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
pENNSYLyANIA AFFAIRs.

Both branches Of the Pennsylvania Legislature were
TO have adjourned yesterday sine die. On Thursday
evening last democratic caucus Of the senate una-
imously nominated Hon. William Welsh, of York, as
their candidate for speaker.
Abiding to the pending gubernatoria contest, the
Luzerne Union says:
The nomination Of Wilrnot for governor has created
no enthusiasm among the black republicans They can
not rase shout in his behalf The only hope they hal
to carry him through the campaign was % keep up the
slavery excitement and make the people Of Pennsyva
mia believe that the freedom Of Kansas depended upon his
election But that dangerous aptntion is husled the
question Is TO bc decided according TO tho principles Of
selgoyernment and the people Of Kansas viii allow
cd to form their constitution without the aid OF
emigrant companies, Sharpss rifles northern fanatics
All honor 70 the wisdom Of democratic policy r.