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Hle0lrines.
Joy to the Admirers of Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

@N@Se@ - VIVA A461xA-
Talk Of b,autF, t sanIos without sue head o.
haI then read & he soll.Dsias and i yOl more
pR0FESSOR WOODS HAIR
and . this wonderful grspsri on which turns
back % Is oIsna color y hAIeovers the head OF the
iag, and s c1tan.ous srqgioeseazes a continual how
sing for the haiTTyiil nrsss ve it aai Tee5. 1
falling 10 extreme old age, IN all rs natural beauty We
use TIA d surely the yoans viii not as they value he
40 sni oeSs ar nc wchins cur ever be " thont IL.
The Agent for PfoL w0oi's Hair Restorative in New
toraiiye, few weeks since
DEEP RIVER. coSx July a lsss
MI & have been troubled with 1n
gan TO oome ont scnrf aud hair togsiher. IN New
called your on he ist Of April last an onrrha
ed one bottle to ty H. aud found my n was
grow now two or three inches ia length where vas
al o, ssaI S 1T ,ah ~ 10 i wish y9S 70 sepa ne
know as any Of sind Is used IA this rlsce you may have
market ior many bottles afer Il is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PHnLADrIPH1A, Sept. 9, 81 n
Pref Wood1Dc3li Sr 19ar Hair Resteraiiye is prov
oat of iy Iead almost lost is eovsrisrn f1ct s1I5
have used but two half pnt bottles OF your Restorative
ing crop young hair and the slsO receiving fs
benefit have !ed o.hsr grepaIaons without any bese
ton can induce many others d tTy il
No. 4Oa Viae street.
YINcENNEs IA, June - ls53.
Prof o. J. Wood; As you about 10 manufacture sEd
vend recenilv discovered Hair Restorative, will
state, whomsoever maycoucern that have used It
and known Others ithaf, have for years
been the habit OF other Har r. storltYes and thai
nd vastly any other know Il entirely
eieanes The bead ddandruG and with months
will restore persoLs hair % the orgua youthful
color and texture giving healthy sofi and glossy
paranca; and all this. without discOoTng the hanfE that
apply IT, the dress hich i drops would therefore
recommend is use 20 every one desrcus OF having inc
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD 4 Co, ProprietOrs. "a Broadway. n. Y
n the great n Y Wire Railing Estabshmeufl and ll4
Market street, 81 Louis Mo
And sold hy all good Druggists. mh2;dkv3m
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the UntOH Telegraph
OFFICE, wARIEs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
sT. cLuR STREETS
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ap22dGwsm % BroadNoy. Ncv loIk
WIGS -! WIGS !! WIGS! |!

BATcHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass al.
They are elegant. hight. easY and durable
Fitting to eharm-no turning up bshnd-ao shrinking
on tbs head indeed, this the only Es abshmeut where
these things arc properly unders- q, i and made
90 Broadway, New York.
sp1zdkw6meoI ". FISKE. Cleveland Ohio Agent.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROlI NEW YORK

NEw YoRE, July 3.
The Health Commissioners have resolved that
vessels from Cardenss and Port au Prince shsn
hereafter be treated as coming from injected
ports.
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z For Gas Fixtures and FHtin p-APTty
&, Fsgg EaslsorfL Co, los and lO7 Su7sri0r .sresf
npi.tf
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GRAFFENBERG
GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETaTL RICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFoED, Trumbul Co., o n, an HI, 81
The eby certify thasI have been dealing in the CIaaen-
berg Aeditnes Tor the Dast T81r. and can tr1y say ta
hive never offered medic mes 70 the pushc tat Rave
with the decided aqDrobalon u tr people than
these, particularly the Pills a5d Caihoc0n fney will
readily Perrm AZ AID more thaa Is promised ir them
have sold about ~ bo ties OF tle Crnocou the past sea
son. and h the best results IN every case
J. Il c. JOHNSON. Med Agt-
Read what DR. Bushnsll says Of the Grafenberg Med
icnes Dr.. B. Is physician 0f extensive Practice and
Of the most successful in the county (rrumou In
which he resides:
This eeres that have used the Gadsnberg Pills and
Marxhas Catholicon scld here b. II. G. Johnson. N
ny prac ice ~ my eafre satsiaetlon- They are good
DR. c. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trnmbun Co, O., MarrhI !, s.
WEST BEEFozD. C0shoct0n Co May "A, 81
Mr. H. Kiugsiey-Sir. have been selling the meci-
eines the Grasnbers Company for the last ten years
and have II araby found them 70 give good safsfaeon
and the Pills have sold % great many miiss IS Tegu
larry their tea aud coffee and with trade they haYe
beeons staple article Marshalis Uterine C4thoeonis
medicine that has done great amount Of good male
Diseases One aay sold 70 told ne tht she bad ~
ce-ed god from nottie than she did ison long
course of medical treatment By the NOS sleia s
T,r sale bv an r1sEisfs and medicine dealers IN ono
n. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
mhC-dGw 220 General A gent FOR Oh
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GROVER AND BAKEE's FAN.

GROVER AND BAKERS FAM
mY SEwIsG MACHINES
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
mistakable advantages:
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J. II. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HOMROPATHISI

Once 10 saEtweus Block Superior street eOrasr Sen
ses Resdeaes No. III Pisfs6ursh a., Cleveland.
lsbie.diy5
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1nsnr1llff.
nlaabinists &r.
! K0NIGNLO e q y

"a. a % \ g l. - W.
Maufacturer Of all kinds or
SMALL MACHINERY. LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c
TURNING AND FINIsHIG GENERALLY
"a S1nrrIor street. American Buildings, CleTtArd v.
Opposite the Wsddsll House. ) ausS W.
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5urfiaI Notiffs.
TRAYELER,s RRGIsrER.
IN A MOMENT!

Without OBTAINING the Merchant his business; the
nan Of Fashion from his eoyeuts; the atrun from her
household duties
CHRIsTADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won erul Chemical Counterfeit Natures COlorng
Fluid
DARKENs THE GREYESf HAIR,
OF replaces the red OF sandy tHge wh eetzcs SO much
from personal comensss with brilliant black or brown
The hues impats are FAST CoLORs. and never change
OF ro.tle aer exposure the air Ia the rpdity. uni
formty certainty Of operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressens JOSEPH
CHR1sTADoRo Co, Noe AsiOr House, N. y.
5,19-d "A, f,gTrn
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THE FIFTH.

On Monday morning, the stir Of the people be-
gan long before the rising ofthe sun. Carriages,
wagons, carts, and every vehicle that could carry
came pouring into the city until eleven o'clock.
By that hour the streets were crowded in every
direction, and the excitement of the occasion
was at is hight The number of strangers in
the city is variously computed at from 10000
to 10000 persons.
Holbrook's Brass Band, at three O'Clock in
the morning, played the National airs of Hail
Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle from the
roof of the Atwater Block The firing of can
non and ringing of the bells of the various
churches of the city were commenced at four
O'Clock; and at six o'clock the musicians attach
ed to Lent's circus stationed themselves on the
piazza of the American House, and for nearly
an hour diseOursed most beautiful music.
At nine o'clock the procession began to form.
Il was got into motion at about halfpast nine, and
paraded the route previously announced 1t
occupied IS minutes in passing given point on
Euclid street, and could not have numbered less
than nearly 5000 persons
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Talk Of b,au,F, Il san5ios exist without sse head Q
hair then read the following and III vo1 ~ ,,,r- -
eircalar around each bottle. ana 10 one ean dnnhf
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The military display vas very fine a num-
Der of companies from abroad, in addition to the
Cleveland companies. appearing in the process
sion IS follows:
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Will IL TKUTH c0MMAND ATTENTION:

] Inserted without pain. as perfect rs natural
crOHse ss Superior street under the American Ho;e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

a ,conld be- Democratic paper publish.
ed within forty miles Of this town, in its
last weeks issue, devoted over column
to the publication Of an appropriation
bill' which i. stated had lust passed
our legislature. 1t denounced the bill
as an Infamous swindle' and said that
"a more unjust bill was never made, &c"
ct is singular that the editors remarks
so cio~ly resemble those found in the
Iowa State Democrat Of the lst inst
To show the outrageous character of
the bill, it says, one State Senator is Civ.
to Cedar county which has 5000 iuh b.
itants We would like to know where
the editor has been, for the last two years.
Cedar county had over 10000 inhabit-
ants two years ago, and We don, think
the population has decreased since that
time. The population is to-day nearer
$4,000 than 5000" To pu. the whole
matter at rest we would state,-aud the
editor aforesaid should have known it,
that the bill did not pass till it was ma
terialy amended, and in reference to the
very case Of which it complains. Du-
buque Co has two Senators We are sor-
~ so much Indignation should be wasted,
but So il is,
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Our markets are we'll supplied with all
the delicaces the season affords, aud gar
den vegetables are becoming very plenty,
such y, onions, lettuce, rsddishes, &c.
Yours, &C., A.
The E1eCtis,asS.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The municipal
elections yesterday resulted in the elec-
ton Of the entire anti Lecompton ticket,
by msjoritics ranging from 1900 to g.
900. Ii out of II councilnen.
DUBUQUE, April 6--The election of
yesterday passed off quietly. 4: s. Heth-
eringtou, the peoples candidate, was
clecttd mayor by 500 majority.
St. Louis, April 6.-Rc.urns not all in
from yesterdays election, but enough
know n to insure the election OF the entire
free democratic ticket, BY an average ma
jori,y CT 800 to 1900.
HARTFORD, April 6.-Buckinshan,
Republican candidate for Governor, is
elected by from 5000 to 5000 majority
over Pratt, Democrat. So &; as heard
from, the Republicans have So Represen-
tativcs and the Democrats IS. The Re-
publicans gain from two to four Senators,
and are sure Of both Houses by large
majority.
DAVENPORT, April The Republi-
cans Of Dave ,pors City elected their en-
tire ticket last Saturday. E. Cook was
elected mayor by 700 majority. On Mon.
day they also elected their township tick.
ct by about 400 majority.
The Republicans elected their candi.
date for county Superintendent. in Scott
County.
MUscArINE Co., has also elected the
X publican candidate for County Super.
intendent.
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Personal,

Gen. Daft Green publishes a letter in
the Washington States insisting that the
South ought to resist the Lecompton bill,
out of regard for its own honor as well
as its interests. Being in a minority, he
says, the South cannot afford to put
herself in the wrong.
--Govcrnor Wise writes to the editor
of the Vicksburgh Wing, that Virginia
will mover allow the remains of Washing
ton to be removed from Mt. Vernon, ex-
cept TO her own monument to bis memo
ry ut Richmond; that she will if they
are not removed, never cede Mount Yer
non to the federal government, and that
she ought not never to do So.
Two couples were married in New
Baltimore N Y, one day last week, under
peculiar circumstances. Twin sisters mar
ricd twin brothers. The parties were
each "A years old, and the wedding day
was the anniversary of the birth of the
brides.
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Later FINN Utah.

New York, April 5.--The Herald has
two weeks later advices from the army,
and Utah dates being to the 10th OF Feb
ruary. Health Of the army good. Tho
march upon Salt Lake City would probably
commenc about the Goth of March. Grass
on the PLANES Is advanced as far as it was
in May last year Several hundred re-
cruits from N. Y. arrived at TT. LeaA.
enworth previous to the 10Th March.
Preparations for early forwarding rein
forcements to the army were active.
Col. Hoffman's command of four compa-
MES, had been met 400 miles west of 1T.
Lcavenworth. Col. Johnson's supplies
would last no longer than first Of May, but
there we're at IT. Leavenworth four
months supplies for 800 men, and it was
intended to send on train from that
point to Camp Scott, as early as
possible. Col. Johnston now proposes to
enter Salt Lake city at some point north
of Echo Canon.
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MAYNARD ELECTEDl
CEDAR COUNTY ALL RICHT!!


No more Modern Democrats to be Elected
In Cedar County!
II is with great pleasure that we an
uouncc that DR., Maynard is elected Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Common Schools
We were fear'ul that the light vote
throughout the county, and the misrep
reservations of the Democracy would
cause his defeat, and the result was in
doubt, until the returns came in from
Springdale, when the question Was set
tied. That 40 majority did the busi-
ness. The Quakers always vote right.
We are sorry to hear that in some
town, the Republicans have not yet learn
ed that the reports and storys of the Dc
mocrats, put in circulation just on the
eve of an election, are in ninety niue
cases out of hundred, downright les.
Such is the fact; and we are sick of hear
ing Republicans, after every election,
saying if l had known such and such
statements were true, | should not have
voted for the Democratic candidate. --
Friends, will you never learn not to be-
licve these democratic lies. They are
always aaoat and treated as they deserve
We wish it distinctly understood that
we do not charge Mr.. Crew, DR.. Maynard's
competitor, with starting or circulating
these lies We are satisfied that lie did
nothing of the kind, and does not wish
to be held responsible for what pretended
friends may have done. We hope and
trust that Republicans have concluded
noe to elect any more Democratic oe.icers
in this county.
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Confessions Of Lecompton Delegate.

The Vicksburg (Miss.,) Wing gives
the following extract of a letter, dated
Feb 81, 1858, from one of the delegates
to the Lecompton Convention, who finds
tha. region too warm for him to resi-
dent of Vicksburg. l. speaks for itself:
My reason for leaving is, | think, a
good one, cannot stay any longer l
have been, as every one must be, idcnti-
fed with politics. l, unfortunately for
my future prospects in Kansas, have taken
an active and rather prominent yart.
And now, to confess the truth and
shame the devil, We, the pro slavery men,
cannot expect any favors of the id
Abolitionists; for, although We have been
in minority ever since l came to Kansas,
we have denied this, to prevent discour.
aging emigration from the South, and
have buliicd and swindled them in our
elections, until even l admit they have a
right to fec! outraged. To- day they out
number US at least four or FIVE to one.
The dispropoTtion is too great for ms to
fight any longcr-the more SO from the
fact that the ensuing springs emigration
will swell their ajorety toprobalby eight
or ten 70 one; for our men are loayine dai.
", and theirs arc pouring in
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We learn from the Chicago Press, that
the Office Of Mrs. Swissheln 5 paper, the
Visitor, at St Cloud, was broken iuto on
the night of the 9th uIt., the press ia
ken to pieces, aud part of it taken of,
the type were scattered all through the
streets, and thrown into the river. The
outrage wa. perpetrated by a portion of
the Buchanan Democracy, who were dis
pleased at something which had been
published i'll the paper. Wha. beau,i-
full thing latter day Democracy is, trying
to establish slavery in Kansas against the
wishes OF the people, removing all officers
Who dare to differ with the Administra-
ton, and breaking up presses to destroy
free speech Our National governmcn,
as at present administered is worse than
constitutional Monarchy, and unless
the people take a firm stand i, will FOOD
be dcspottc government.
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Fatal Accident.

We were panied to hear that Prof. I.
3. Hudson, Of Oberliu College, Ohio,
was killed on the railroad track, near Ohm
stead, Ohio, on the 3lst ult. The par
ticulars We have not learned. Prof II.
was o thorough instructor, an able and
earues st debater, and was extensively
known throughout a greater portion of
Ohio. His place in the College will not
be easily filled.
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ustomary. We would like to know what

customary. We would like to know what
railroad has been built without company
having been organised, before the stock
was I'll or one-half subscribed or pledged.
We think il is the usual course to orga-
nize, ascertain the cost, and then get
stock subscribed to build it. The NJ. l.
NJ. R r. has been nearly in state Of
suspension, as far IS building their Road
is concerned, for some two years. And
why! Because they could not get the
money needed. The Illinois Central, and
nearly every other prominent railroad
company, have constantly been in the
market trying to borrow money. And
would it be strange or foolish if We should
build railroad, and have a small debt
hanging over the Roady We think not
We hear that some farmers in our neigh
borhood think they are not interested in
having railroad to Upton, IS they can
take their produce to some Of the small
railroad towns and sell it, as well as to
bring it here. We would ask such far
mcrs whether, 10 their opinivn, it would
be as we'll to have several small towns in
the county al d no large one, IS to have
one large ore with the small ones,
in which they could find everything they
might stand in need Of. The fact is, the
prosperity Of the county seat and the
county are SO closely connected, that if
one is 10 growing, Furnishing condition,
the other will be; and if one is retrogrs-
ding, it will be the same with the other
If you own farms near prosperous town,
you can sell them for a great deal more
than you can if they arc near dead one.
Citizens, one and all, DO what IN en1yht-
enea judgment would dictate, aud al will
be well Do it rot, and VIC all suffer.
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LecOmpton Laid Out.

As we announced las. week, what is
termed "Crittcndcn's substitute" slight
y amended, passed the II, use Of Repre-
sents,ivcs by majority Of eight. This
was as an amendment to the Lccompton
bill, thas had passed the Scuate. On its
return to the Senate, Mr. Green moved
that the Senate disagree to the AL end.
ment. One or two speeches were made,
when the motion was carried by nine ma
jori,y, one more than that Ly which the
original bill had passed-Mr Pugh, who
voted sgains. the bill under instructions,
having voted against the amendment.
The substitute referred the matter back
to the people of Kansas. This the SEN
ate were not willing to have done; they
preferred to lose the bill 1t is suppos-
ed that the bin has not life enough left
in it to move again.
This is the second tune during thi,
session OF congress, that the adMlnlstra-
ton has been defeatei-frs., on the ar
my bill, and now On the Lecompton bill.
We have not heard that those Senators
who threatened SO vehemen:ly that they
would resign if the bill was defeated, have
yet started for home. and we do not ex.
pect to. We have been ,augh. to believe
that in Republic the will Of the people
wa. to govern; but it is very evident that
the present administration cares net at
all for the will of the people. What kind
Of government then, we would ask, are
we living under? Modern democracy
should be termed modern oiigachy, for
that is nearly our prescn. form of govern,
ment
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Destruction Of the Merchants' Hotel, Du.
buuue.

About 10 o'clock last night the Mer-
chants Hotel corner of 9th and White
streets, was discovered to be on fire
The flames appear to have broken out in
the first and fourth stories of the hotel.
They had already gained such Roadway
as to be uncomfortable, and in half an
hour after the engines had reached the
spot the walls of the hotel fell in aud its
ruin was complete.
The Merchants was fine structure,
built two years ago, and occupied until
within a few days by Mr.. Russ, now the
lessee Of the Key City House. 1t was
owned by Messrs, knicst AID Lenson,
who built it at a cost Of $4,000, but it
was mortgaged to Mr. Emcrs,n for II con-
siderable amount There was an insur-
ance OF SIT, 900 in the Etna aud HON.
Companies -DaJuguc T,n,"r Murch 81
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THE LAST CALL
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF CEDAR
COUNTY, FOR

TaxeS OF 1857 !.
rI>ME said taxes have been due since tie 10th
l day of November last aud have been draw.
ing interest ut the rate OF twenty five per cent.
since the lst day OF February, 1858. The Law re-
quiIcs that If the taxes are not paid Ut the date
last above mentioned, that the treasurer shall
proceed to collect the same by selling the tax
payers personal property. From the vast amount
of produce aud the abundance VI property. that
nearly every Taxpayer has, there il no excuse
for this tariipess and long dsiay In the pay.
mcnt OF taxes You arc therefore hereby notifed
that your taxes must be paid on or before the 18th
day of May, lo5o with the accruing nteres, there.
on II no, paid the treasrrers Office will be
closed and the treasurer will proceed TO dispose
oi personal prope ry at your costs, including mi
lsge and posting notices. II. G. PlATr. Tr.as.
linton March Goth 1858
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS, FOR TIE
l year 1856, OF school nistrio, No. |, Centre
lownship. YOU school hose taN has heen due
since the 30 oi at January. In view 0: heavy
Judgment, asaipst the district which must be met
IN .nrty days, much longer indulgence cannot
be given. 80 look cut In time. IT no, paid soon
| sLal proceed 10 collect in accordance with
See. 1873, Of tie School Law of this State
=. /. h sc who tnteg ed for their rate
bills Ior the terms ending in jane AMI December
las must pay up or suffer the consequences.
Upton, Apr. 10 '5s ". REnARr Col
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Steamer Burned Fifteen or Twent,
Lives Lost.

ST. LOUIS, ArRIL The steamer
Sultan was burned to the waters edge and
sunk near Cape Giraleau, $50 miles be-
low here at 8 clock this morning. Fiji
teen or twenty lives lost, Among the
lost are d. d. Moore, Clerk Henry Eli,
Pilot; Joseph Blackburn, Waterman; all
the cabin crew and the bar, keeper; name
unknown. Two ladies aud two gentlemen
who were passengers are missing and are
supposed to be lost. The full particulars
have not yet reached here, The Sultan
was bound for New Orleans with full
cargo which with the boat is total loss
LATFR-The Sultan was burned near
st. Geneyicvc. The boat wa, insured for
8 IL 900; no insurance on the freight.
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The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Eoening Post, in his letter Of
March Both, relates the following:
An Anti-Lecompton Democrat from
Ohio was approached within day or two
By an agent Of Mr. Buchanan, unauthor-
iIed, Of course, with the announcement
that any foreign mission which he might
desire was at his command Mr.. G.,
with = characteristic promptness and
indignation hecomip: him as gentleman.
said. II str rot I'm market. sir"