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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

ONO STATE AND UNION

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THIS Institution has Eept renewed Cleveland EiTta
fasEyses legally FuIeFTsss. SEuarBss up GRADY
at3Hl saa~ ~ ahmEtra Pc r~&sttse fnF Circular n&
dress - ltsvsiaasts tssIRs n, a. AINss, secsy.
I4F.4 u TIT AL T7TtT I>TsTE.gT ir arntfy.r frl
6a@E lrGaea 'alo'H.ta4sG'a tsgaaInc Preparation
II interests tlE rngtu"f@r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

1HE sGHaaL II EETIAe s-lt is very
des.s, hin tha. az TLe sotags IA Tiptan
ss'heoi distract should attend the speeial
meesaae aB agHaag, iAe 2lslh inst, ri
] CLOCK, nj tha eoun house. The mees.
fng Is ei.ied, l. SPECIAL request, 'faa ths
purpose O. considering tie expedinucy
o. appointing & committee taise charge
onaseeof the puhIie schaal house Of said
eisErla@- 1ne question i really, shall
" hayd arg public school a. this district
aafere S6i1s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

L. PrH1mF@t dtf@rtft @eenH}wH 1# 8hu RttHes af
Pharmacy and <'hCmlztr.
wifh fire rreites ar-uF4e ami e&gag vi Gnavlslva fa
eT r'T"tat if 8sr esns ipafier, So isfEGz n-ssees
N"t"tts WARTS "t &hf taet~% ~ FhsSic an Gtu> a
Sfa5gl4sg. N4rg-a Az Ataszz.frn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

ArscA-INE Co. TAIE-Bememher
tho l al- m Arscatiuo next Wednesday
and Thursday The Muacatsnn fn.Fs
have taken great pains so make this Fam
urBsuallF caed lJrt the farmers uf s.tald
Cedar intend IL The hack leaves TIN
trn In IRE - connect with tho morning
. tram for hissoatiun, afforafnc good ol-
psrJuistH Gar thnsg VI ho wash to attend
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rHff. ~ aae 1#4i Hasa tEn Ejvga H@ 81" ta Obs
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

xFsEKsnLres sFeu NE rEErNEarqos
or Highly CencgMrasfG GnMnarus
r r. F'Hsd Issrau Eurin
&c. nassne%a y,tAe Rtaeba aiaassas. t,pu.l Es-s,-
~, ssaas'seas. ttsstnssssssss, ssesst Basaass4.
8tssaase 4 ipsgFtatsts .gs,4 d# fIsxaqsss or
t@e ssFHasf# Gfegasss-
ArSsa frstr fS~sssss ssxrsss@ssss sss ssr. -z
RsFtF& ell Improper hSscar-tss Frpal to- psasaey III ~
aeys 81 >sSSa4E 0rgssss. pg8aes 1as- pagssiIna Ia
MALE on FEMALE.
Ers rlsa rauss TREY paas b.,vs, ar6pssszts., IA
kaG nc n1sstar a. avr asoaE ssss.r<.r=
4 si,, h4alsaSans vvnrs tsv srase and easa h ia
IaS TO THr ArrsaS TEgu
u eares AerYcss- and nss.se susFsrsrs reuovas
al s"r syn,rt9''ss, HR7ang vhisb vii 'aa toupe
Loss Ut s',sssf . asss 4,l n sra1rv.
niBsa'F al RyekfTfnz, uereral
Weakness. Ilarrsr naSesasN. N9aa2
hssyes-srs ,sss ,nrzaslatl isarsar eRssssa,
Wight Ss~ears fase feag NaraFg,lres~ ninsY,.es
81 Ntsian a+sseueF t"'es-Sa ia=situoea Of sas Aus-
ruas sFstr5a ott@h kreesss spF te, ajtt pyssaerta
symptoms, Hn Hansis Flushing al tte Es.ls n-gu,s~
e the SKIN, rsl4'sa Gsunaaaa,o ans Eraggtarrs o.
Egei.ss, Tr~uueatlg naasa Scents rigtsYs s4,-
f@rs - -. Siik s7,s,'rs=zrs sssssssas
are i2s~-a ais .tt War af Ettantgap
6raaS Aatllftss knsfgsssuess.
wt4t Itafyar 81 ~sssssg
Nothing = aaeFs a'ssFs@a T. snef 4ists thar stlg-
stasts, sns nothing thes drsag f fe- al theaf-
selves, so reraze - Manner ma ls-vrsfrass ~, y.
sa"a, st aufsd tsasgtisu goe our question t. an,
atber.
These ssHapseus> ~ allo9d 70 ~, a,si,sgt sl,ss p,,.
,e,t's nSarta,. rfss az.es,r tals 1s Loss ot row
RI, fAfIl84, AMI E}ffLEFTfg FI-rS--i,s aHt az
Witch the s<ties.g sns.y esr-s pta ear ss t tt,s
eSeessse nt reasags'iy 6'are b ftgs 5rsi,i{ dis
ss---IkS#tAI4A AND o0NST stf4GuAsN It's r--
'oi'ts - thr Insane As 3uEsr ant m af#hmsAasy astE
by CONSUMPTION har ample Witness EHa t-tt a. Fg
assertions IL Ianaite Aslnnss a>ss ineka,g,l,as
eShFhition apD@s Har e"UmteHaRca aeolally se.f-
der ane ga'r ssur-i7e}ttas ussafh e. Grief ,zys-
sts H. sheesa >suta OF tl> gf4ee ezeur. 81 r4vsy
arsientatr,
N4f uaa.Rs. n,4ass,p-.. v~ss. ,gnsr..a~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
LoNT : MECIClNS
T + E 4 q uG KILLER
Is ~n'.rt Igusfulls and -. s,,.,.
IussaH
No tr~tsnic- NJ oululse Nc s,s~,-,.,,~

-" NF>'h''- n" ouiuisg~ No strychnius..
NJ" nHa Ggtiah1,-- Sgre r. I,s-.y
d. S0"#s f'1" rhtih just a. ou,ck ~ oulpin,. !,
So. 1--WE" I" action anu pur.eS thc system
t"" Ast'nns Uafter Doing VIA rspngf D, 80
t.'''"" Ill "t"hl INJURIES she uatteny a.
"'a'r> 6''h iatc nnG teeNie wish veIfs, s,.i, ~,
@.es q. N.@a veal ahC stir Joints
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

NJ 80 ~ faaktN al Af'AEs AEH8thE# So ~ L.
T. s.=ptrsiepus Rfta athus visiting fhr elsy ~.
snctfnils invited 70 SSH thar Inr1nt where mans
Interesting NJ Witnessed. Aa srsp~oNa4
HuparHtns Pr tf inhalation IL moderated pnpaf nmr
he sssl and inspected, Ss-me.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

sanns~ fssr tine Assrr1i~e,.

Al this Office, q few iaaas al wooa. In payn,an
FOR TIN Arvgr-fzrR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
The omit IS. = Es.IsEEn <Hapwe-~
Ga .alt.srr In ElE Iln...,-

= 'h@ open $40 al hsar~ frata III ttHb a. --aa
NRAf'c ar n1it@a = sral ana cysnnt,, rr,s ,.,
'@hs7 e"an~s at instruction. ana ,nade of sa.ehs,.
""et 3he2 wtl bg sat~iia, .ss az assrrf a -, ~
""s'F"sa@' Na~-~~f AoEES a. PRATT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
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lE'FE cE ANTT-B4A.rcrrs rms

W. ~@.o"1e., "n A.a"rfsd. 49, .asanA -- tst
d. 20 4}arrr H. Lpars
'%s@'e'' e H. .'s a',a Bfnoa Fsrsr,, ,ssz~-.,,.
80. .'.", '''f@ -""'t@'t's hifr'as-. Hasr-,
Stomach tie. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

- ,.-,. 90. W ~. ~
,NNfH ~ mn bfNl fIhTNIiNE AND
iiN hh MEbltlN Is nov before the public name
w. DR. SANlohps lSy1GoHATun or Lircr Rcmdy,
may aGis as tHNafie, caster mildor and moro ef-
tctnal imam any other medicine known. IL is not
uhN NathaIucf out Ltref remedy, acting first
Nle Ht,T 10 eject ita morbid matter, then thc
stomach ana bowels 20 carry OIL that matter, thus
accomplishing Two purposes chcctually without any
ui lhg p"lnHl feelings they have experienced 10 the
- operations OF most Oatharucs. II strengthens the
system at me same time that 1t purgcs il, and when
- tHN,n ualiy ~ moderate doses VIII strengthen and
uuiiu u up win unusual rapdiiy.
49, bh' oANfohRs lNNiGuRAToR is compounded en-.
: ufcly nom new articles Of medicine, namely, Gums
some idea OF the strength OF these gums may be
- formed when IL is known that one bottle Of the In
yigorator contains as much strength as one hundred
" doses Of Caomcl, without any of it's deeieriots cf-
fleets.
Though possessing rare medicinal mowers thcse
- Gums have been but little known 90 piysicane aud
never used in their prescriptions until used In the
= form Of the iHrqor0for which met with such unpre-
dcutcd success % induce the uroutetor to ofer ia
--as q family medicine tried and known IN its effect.
il has rarely failed 10 cure iiter Complaints In
- their worst forms.
INDIGESTION being caused by A deranced J. i,,- D..
- cured when the Liver is excited to action
- Jaundice is caused by an improper action of ti
Lircy, and as a proof hat the ~ vfgop mon D., M
this disease let amy one troubled with Jauuoit, ga
the lnuEoiator regularly one week, and thor
- VIII begin 90 assume lbs original color.
- CostFcncss can be- permanently cured by thr n-
yg0ratlr. Take i; iu small doses on retiring ai. il
- assists nature in her operations By Gradual d,ii
slng the dose the bowels are lch ia a hcnlti, anal
- active state, and work regularly clock work
SICK tcadache is very soon relieved By taking doub
- Pc 9o7e q" inc ~" 1oiai-' which corroets all acdlty
ana sourneas OF me stomach.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22
w l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

M 1. bOODS AND GROOERIES.-
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
JUST opened at the old Stand of Lyman q King Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER GRAYLlN have Just opened a new
stock Of Groceries, &C., which they will be happy to sell
ON the most reasonable terms, COMPRISING
SUGARS--al kiudS -hft5@. stsrs ~ and SYRUP .
TEAS-all kinds, best in town COFFEE-Gnyennnent
Java in Packets, assortment IN Bags Ground in bulk
and papers; SOAPS-Common Bar Stoves 4 Davis
Chemical CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and Shaving TOBAC-
CO-all kinds and sorts, Chewing aud Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS--a dozen Kinds from
Short Skies to Plantations SPICES-Poppcr, Spice.
Ginger Cassa, Cloves, Numegs, Raisins, Currants
Figs, Citroni EAIRACIs-Lomon and Vanilla Sal
tard, Pepper Sauce, kotohup, Olive Oh for table Ger
kns all kinds, Pipes, Lamp Oh and Candles Butter and
Table Salt; COD FISH-Salmon, Mackercl and Her
ring PORK Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs, Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards Brooms, Pals, Shoves and Hoes
BOOTS q sHOES-common and fine Oycralls Green
Jackets sc. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS CASH JOHN GRANLIN
Montpelier, June n 1856. Ol.tf
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
1 ~ d

Il ~ lHE WOhLDl
Is the Patent SelfGcnewtng
G A $ l. A NJ p.
Particularly adapted TO Churches. Hotels Halls Fac
tories, Stores, Purlors Fanilics, sc.
SOME OF IT'S GOOD QUALITIES.
IL is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion
1t is not extnguishcd by any ordinary wind
II requires rewickiug only ouco in six months
1t will not get out uf order.
child NAV take care Of 10
1t is unequalled for reading sewing.
The light is not injurious 20 the eyes.
For economy, cleanliness and comfort, IL dedes COM
petition, and is the best light in the world.
Tho material used in these Lamps "a common Bnrning
Fluid All Fluid and OIL Lamps can be altered into Gas
Lamps
The Gas Lamp is intended Tor common flmj, use and
sells from l,2o to $500 according style also for
Stores, Churches Hotels, Sc
This Lamp will give the same amount of light as three
Stoarne Sandles for half cent hour aud the ph
Of one foot gas burner for ] cent an hour
This Lamp, which is pronounced by AN 20 be FAR supe-
nor 10 any Lamp before offered TO the inspection OF
the public, Is now on exhibition at
n. II. RlKER'S, State Street, Montpelier. ".
Who owns The right for Washington County, and will
sell Lamps Town Rights.
~ Cali and see the Lamps in operation any hour
during the day evening.
Montpelier. Sept. 10, 1857. 67u
VINEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
hty, Tor sale by
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ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN

ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.
If our readers would have positive luxu-
ry for the Toilette, use B1oDoErT's PER
SIAN BALM" For Cleansing the Teeth, Sha-
wing, Champooing, Bathing, Identifying the
Complexion, removing Tan, Pimples, Freck-
les, Sun Marks, and all disagrecable appear
ances from the Skin, it has no equal. Sold
by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
S. S. BLODGETT ~ CO., Proprietors, Og-
densburgh. n. Y.
j. NJ HENRY, Waterbury, VT General Agent for
Vermont TO whom all orders should be addressed 50m6
TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY.
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7 II. DOWNS ELIXIR is acknowlcde.

\ II. DOWNN ELIAIR IS acknowlodg-
1 cd ty an 20 De tho best medicine for Courhs
Colds, Group, NC. iu market.
hc sure and get the genuine, which has n. H. Downs
name 10 Dis own hand writing on thc wrapper.
Beware of j. Curfi.s counterfeit.
have appointed q. ". % ENRN, WATERBURY VI my
General Agent, 90 whom 100 orders should be iadfcstd
j. j. HENRY, Waterbury, W.T.. retail agent.
"9.ly y. ii DOWNS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

HEALTH OR s1cKNEssi-
HoLL AVS PILLS.

II Ill o w A rs PILLS
The blood furnishes the material Of every bone mus
Gle, gland and fibre In the human frame When pure
1t secures health TO every organ when corrupt IL
ossarily produces disease. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS on
crate directly upon the elements Of the stream Of life
neutralzng the principle Of disease, and thus radically
curing the malady, whether located In the nerves. the
liver the bowels the muscles, the skin, the BRAIN or any
other part Of the system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLDS
HOLLOWAY's PILLS are equally cficacous in
complaints common to the whole human race, and in
disorders peculiar to certain climates and localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver, the source u
deaths. yield 70 these curatvo in an cases, however
aggravated acting as o. mild purgayo Alternative and
tonic they relieve the bowels. purify fhc huids and in-
vigoratc the system and the constitution at the same
time
GENERAL WEAKNEss-NERvous COMPLAINTS.
when all stmulants fail, the reno,atine and bracing
properties Of these Pills give hmuoss Co the shaking
aud enfcebed muscles Of the victim Of general
debility
DELICATE FEMALES
An irregularities and ailments incident 70 the delicate
and sensitive organs Of Che removed prevented
by few doses Of these mild but iuiahbe alternatives.
No mother who regards her OF her children health
should fail TO have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London LANCET" thc London Medical Review"
and the most eminent OF the faculty in Great Britain
France and Germany have culogiled the Pills and their
inventor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

To any person who will yet upa club Of twenty four
snhscrihn either az one more p1st-oices, win
present splendid Library, consisting Of Forty Large
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the market The club may be formed at the club price
81 year, without the engraving. at the fun price So
with The engraving OF the Last Supper each subscriber
List and description Of the Library, and specimen copy
Of the MAGAZINE, viii be forwarded receipt Of 2j cents
Over 200 Libraries 5000 volumes, have already been
distributed in accordance with this offer, and should
be glad Of an opportunity 10 furnish Library every
clergyman, 70 every school teacher, to
every post-oficc in the country.
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d. CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
"HoAoway Nrv Tort and London are disccrnible as
cafcHiok in every leaf Of the book Of directions
round each pot box the may Boz plainly seen v
holding the i,af to the Aght handsome reward viii
be given 60 amy one rendering such information as may
ing the medicines or vending the same knowing them to
De spurious.
- Sold OFT the Mandatory of Professor Holloway,
50 Maiden Lame, NcwNork and D., 400 csptctahc Drug
gists and Dealers n Medicines throughout thr Juitd
States, and the civilized world, u boxes, 40 ~ ctuta
81 - cents and 81 ,DD each.
o. There is considerable saving ia taking tl, 'alI-
sizes.
y. b Directions for the guidance Of par,
every disorder affixed 10 each Pot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

Y INEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
tty, for sale by
Dee. |, 1856 PALMER 4 GRAVLIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

RETAIL AGENT
J. RUSSELL sPALDING, 27 FREMONT ST. OPP
MUSEUM.
Wholesale Agent in Montpelier, L. L. PIERCE Du,g
gist. In Waterbury, j. NJ. HENRY.
And sold by Druggists throughout the United States
and British Provinces. 5gGm
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
Is2,es2 sos
Good Verdict.

We are glad . Huron County Jury
has set the example of rendering a de-
cent verdict in 9 case for Breach of
Promise. The Norwalk Reflector of the
2nd says:
A considerable amount of business
was transacted in Court last week.
Among the cases tried, was one for
breach Of promise, in which Icebenda
L. Thomas, Of Greenfield, in !his coun-
ty, was plaintiff, vs.. Curtiss Simmons,
defendant. No defence was made, and
the plaintiff recovered q judgement of
$4,000 damages assessed by a jury.
George Thomas, the father of the
plaintiff in the above case, also obtained
q Judgment of $500 against the same
defendant, for the seduction of his daugh-
ter.
AS We contemplated tho pale, sad
countenance of that injured female, as
she sat in the Court room, giving her
testimony in the cases above noticed, we
were more than ever impressed with the
conviction that the law tor the punish
ment of seduction is q mere form; moi
at all in proportion to the offence. Why
will not Ohio wipe the disgrace from hel
name by enacting a Law that shall pun
ish the crime az It deserves? The mar
who will tribe withIfemaie virtue, should
be made to feel in his person as we'll ii
in his purse. It must be apparent Il
all that the law az it now stands, is ia
adequate; why not enact one, then, tina
shall in some good measure protect fe
males-deter this trifing with their af
fsetions and yirtue?
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail
neutrality-suspicious. ARRANGEMENT.

We find the following important infor.
nation in regard to the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad in tho Gin
cinuati Commercial of Monday:
"The New York s. Erie Cop.sanv
will, on-the completion of this middle
link. have facilities for re-. Giving at New
York'cargoes eff the largest vessels from
b ships side, md transporting them
m three dassIs to st. Louis, and the Di.
fecsoEv of that Company IN. Y. & Ely
psvs deemSd that connection to DO of
such Importance that they have coven-
aD.ed TO pay to the Atlantic and Great
Western a bonus of ten per cent on the
gross receipts from freight and passen-
gers during five years from completion,
and of fire per cent, for another term of
Eve years thereafter. This extraordi-
nary bonus was evidently one of the
CO nsiderations that had weight with
English ard Spanish capitalists, who
bought the bonds of the Atlantic and
Great Wcstera Company.
nThis road WILDE $50 miles in length,
and will form the middle link in the ma
tioual line of the broad six feet gauge
1900 miles in length-from New York
to st. Louis.
The same paper of yesterday says:
The sub contracts for grading the un
finished portions of the ~Pennsylvania
section Of the Atlantic & Great West
ern Road were let last week to parties
that are thCught responsible. A con-
tract for the cross ties for this portion
of the line was also made at the rate of
IL cents a piece for white oak ties facing
ten. inches.
! Tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Company, in ordering twenty thousand
new white oak Gross ties last week, or.
dered them of nine feet in length, that
it might be prepared to lay a third rail
from Dayton to this city, in the event Of
beIng catIeu upon TO. lay the third rail
by the Atlantic and Great Western
Company.
We publish these facts, and the ad-
ditional on that the FIRST ship load of
iron rails for this Company have arrived;
not to create the impression that SO
great q project is to be suddenly r~ealiz-
ed, bat to show the extent of the pre-
paration for its revival.
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SEWARD AND MArTEsoN.--The great
leader of the Republicans, the Hon.
VIM. H Seward, in his speech at Rome,
N. Y, fully Endorsed the conduct and
character of o. B. Matteson. He held
up that individual as an injured man,
and castigated the Republicans because
they did not renominate him | He an.
nounced that be "acquiesced" in the
nomination of Conklin, but evidently
felt severely hurt at the pushing aside
of his old compatriot. Mr.. Matteson
10 the gentleman who resigned his seat
in Congress to avoid being expelled for
corruption! What will the Republican
papers say, who have been insisting that
Matteson had joined the Democracy, to
this Endorsement Of his character by
their leader, Governor Seward. The
truth is Mr.. Matteson has always been
and is still one of Stewards especial pro.
teges and friends. Seward himself 10
quite as liberal in voting money out OF
the public treasury as Matteson. If he
should ever be President, which Heaven
forbid, the oorruptionists would hold q
high carnivall-C Cincinnati Enquirer.