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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-10

The discussion of the question, Ought
American Slavery to be pe~rpetuated," was
10 Philadelphia on the evening
Of the 18th inst. between Parson Brownlow.
Of Ten nessee, and the Rev. A. Pryne, Of New
York, at the National Guards Hall, Race
street. One hundred persons, principally
males, we're present. In consequence OF Par
son Brownlow suffering from On affection OF
the throat, be was unable to participate 10
person, and bis opening was read BY MIR. VIM.
+. Small. In the opening, the position was a.,
sumed that slavery has existed in all ages ana
10 oil couutries-that il was recogn ESD oil uoo
10 the commandment, "Thou shalt not covet
thy neighbours wife. nor his man-servant nor
his maid-servant," g., the word servant IN
the Hebrew, signifying slave. After numer.
Gus references to bible history, In support OF
the position that slavery is of divine origin'
the subject of abolitionism was touched upon;
also the slave trade, about which much was
said, not however, approVingiy. Inc open
ing assumed, and attem Ited to show, by MS
tory, that the slave trade was mainly carried
on by northern men, the vessels being fitted
ont 10 eastern ports. The reading Of the
opening occupied more than an hour. Mr..
Pryne followed in answer, and spoke up to
the adjournment. lie, of course, took a free
soil view of the subject. b til speakers were
applauded by their respective friends. The
question to be discussed was not touched up
on by Mr.. Brownlow, it being reserved for a
future evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-10
s3l5,957.3l sll.5G.3s ssO,75i.sS s37I.2ssy

S5I5.v.,.14 ~SIf.JOIoS s'O,.oFNo So'I-''VV
The above, compared with August Of last
year. shows a falling of on the main stem
of S59, 994 05, and on the Northwestern Nir-
gina railroad of SIS 1863 IL. while on the
w Washington branch there is an increase Of
81, 26l &C, so that the aggregate decrease on
The three roads is S7S.60l 50.
j.. |. Atkinson, treasurer. gives the follow.
lowing statement of the q natipg debt and
available means on the 9TH Instant:
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The Baltimore and ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
The regular monthly meeting OF the board
of directors of the Baltimore and Oaio Rail
road Company was held yesterday, when the
revenue of the road for the past north of
August was announced as follows :-Balh-
more Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-10
J snnouncet

Thu Bosscnisps srs to give q dinner to the
oe6osrs Of tho propeller" the ns" lr'sn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-10

DEBT.
Amount of bills payable. ........ 1884 $50 q
Balance of interest ~unca!let Tor, due
April l...... 1900 %
State taxes due on bonds. 1908 6j
States one fifth OF the receipts from
passengers over the Washington
Branch, for the half year ending
Roth June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9 %
Interest due lst July on bonds OF the
n. W. Virginia Railroad Comply.
uncalled Tor. 1886 GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-10

NOTTON YARN 5000 Bs. superior Nortt
~ Carolina Yarn, for sale by
sep2 WHEAT 4 BRO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
DAlLY BUTTE RECORD.

TrorUMNE CoUNTY.-The Lecomptonites
,,bis county, says the Sonora Herald, who
s,,ls while ago affected to dsspiss any op.
..i,ion, are already badly scared, even be-
:. they are hurt. The anti-Lecompton
at, has been organized but one week, and
:, The Administration men begin to trem-
4, in their boots. These signs are signif-
-, The fact is, the anti Lecompton feel
:, is wide spread and contagious; hence
a, opposi;on is more vigorous than the Bu-
A,nsDites anticipated in this county, and
s,rng the weakness and rottenness Of their
.ass, knowing that the sympathies of the
,.0ps are not with them, they begin to see
A, hand writing on the wall We hear good
|.,,, from many of the most important pre-
arts in the county--news which warrants
|. IN pledgiug to the friends of the cause
l.,o,ghout the State, that Tuolumne county
|, ,ygo anti tiLecompton"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
N5- The Mustang iiniment Cures

~ The Mustang Liniment cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment cures ,tifj jolnts
The Mustang Liniueut cures Burns and wounds;
The Mustang liurent cures sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang tiniinent cures Cu&ed Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Mustang Inment cures Neuralgia;
Tha Nust4ng IAninent cIres Corns and Warts;
The Mustang fiHimeui ts worth
l,ooo,ooo uuLLAES PER ANNVM
TO the United 5ates rs the preseryer and restorer
ofvnluahl. horse. aud clu!r. 1t cures all sprains
Calls Wounds sun Joints, sc.
lyon answer rUs question? Did von over
heurof any ordinary Sore, SNelimg. Sprain or snG
ness either on man or boast, whieh tho Mustang
Liuimcnt would NOT clrc1 Dil on ever visit any
raspcctabie lrupgis, H. any part OF tho worid-in
Europe Asia pr imt-jcA-Hho iii not say at was
thegreate-' discovery oflhe aIef' sod everywhere
Ever, fsiun, sAoald haveit, three sizes. BARNES
Il PARK, Proprietors, Nav YORK,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
0RnILILIl SEMINARY,
yrNHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN o
q Mnndny neAt. l2-h instant Tor the receptl0

VrNUIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
z Monday next, l1lh instant for the reception
of pu ills.
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Brenchrs of au Eug'i~1 Education, taurh' on the
most aiurovcd principles and from acknowledged
trVt hooks
The Seminary, now initS third year. can point TO
it, thorougluc Of instruction, TO those WHO have
avaiel theu~elves of its benefits tor any length OF
time. ant trusts to show Ike result hereafter.
The ~uh-rriher ha,iur commenced fhr nn mes, 81
In.truetirv Youth UPWARDS or TWENTY ONE
YEARS 400. hrjnrS 70 bear. necessarily ltrgv
r,f4 Of cxuerlencr tthau which nothing is more
arposite I'm mptrtjne in,tructi1nl acquired IN pur'
suit Of hi, profession in various part oi the Union
:. X WILEY.
To Minors Merchants and others, wanting part
ucr,hir's accounts adiU-ted either single or com
pound intricate accounts generally can have them
arranged with correctness and dispatch 10y any ing
10 5 Il. WILEY.
Oroville Seminary, July 10, 1S5S I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

pscovEREp.-TheC Union states that the
hate Controller has accomplished an act un-
,rssdented in the history Of the State. He
Y, recovered, on the seconi bond of the de-
suting ex-rreasurer Of T Unity county, c.
Linn, portion Of the judgment, cost and
.tsrest due the State, viz 81 257 II The
I,spce remaining is 81 ,779 81, which the
rOutroller is following up by process of law.
\ IA refreshing to record an instance Of the
stats obtaining recovery in the case OF u
Isa1lting ficer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

BurTs C0UNTY AT THE STATE FAIR
The following we clip from telegram in
HE Cnion, Of We mes lay:
"There were TO entries of either team
|trses, team mules or oxen, for the trials Of
Taught stock at the raca trick to day For
riss ofsngle horses and mules, j. IL. Par
Eey, Of Oroville, entered bay mule,
height about 800 pounds, attached TO the
hole of double freight wagon, load of
100 pounds, which was drawn with ease
Two mules entered 10y Thomas c, chrane,
.sre unable t. pull the same load together
George Lovelcck. OF Butte county, entered n
Epgle team horse, which was attached TO
HE same Wagon. AT the end Of the pole, and
rev il with the additional weight of -
men. The horse is au American geldinS,
Veighing $50 pounds. j. A. Davis, of
Csche Creek, anterel black geidiug, weight
shout l,700, which drew the wagon and 10 I'd
With twelve men; could not draw it with %
men, Parahley's mu'e was unable to draw
lhs wagon and lond with fye men. Love
aks horse will probably take special
Premium.
1t is thought by some Of the visitors to the
Pair, that MIR. Ienshaw, of this county. will
h awarded the premium on peaches
zz6 t5s ~
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

Dr. J. C. YOCNG, whose Advertisement nd
yertisemeu appeersi in another column is the pioneer
Advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisements If
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
PARK 4 WHITE

Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market.
COTTON u NODE MOTT, Agents, Orovlle.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms aps 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
l'o< Constable,
WILLIAM II. ARMSTONG.

H0stettcr-The surprising Enects OF
UoSTErTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH hir
rERS In r, movng bile forcing an appetite 'impar-
lug health aad tone to the systcm, and dssipating
iyspeptic symptmns, are trueiy wonderful Every
nervous, debiliutvd, weak, and enacated person.
male or fenale should try Il at once. One wineglass
fan taken three tines ench dry. before meals; or IL
the paiient should be lGdy child in dcbili'ated
c1uditian, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength j. restored, viii viii be realized In very
short time AID convince the patient of the truth OF
the above rnlncd happy results, wh ch have g+ined
tlr hesc Bitters such euviabla reputation every
where.
Kept by Drugyi ts, Groceries and first class "a
loon.
rARK & WHITE,
Sole agentsfnr the Pacific Coas,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco.
COL1ON & NonERMuTr,
ieii- I'm Agents. Oto'HIe'
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Bridge g. Ferry Notice.

Va OIItE iSIItR EX GIVEN THAT
Ia that the uuderrgnol viii apply 10 the Board "
supervisors ia AID lur Butte cohhty. u. their August
StH ion ~ l-hH, iOF nerrrc 80 ~ ttli Jtl
tr1ve and lcrry across tle Middle ur south fofk
t,vti,r river lew folr above tH Junction with Il
ur,h FORK 81 said river
SYLVESTER +. SAVAGE.
hidwo Township, iuiy tth, 1888 jyI I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
ICE! iCE! lCE!!
Pure g. Clear as Crystal.

TUyHE UNDERSIGNED ARE AGAIN Prepared IN
ii furnish the citizens oi Oroye with tbs very
best qlsiiiy Of Ice on the most reasonable terms.
A large Supply constantly on hand Orders left AT
toon streets, promptly attended 10. We have the
moat perfect facilities for supplying hotels, saloons
and fnInilit 20 With gny atnVupt desired
NayA IT. DlCKEY l. 90
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

A SPIRITED canvass WAS progressing ia
Intucky, between the American a i Dem
Eratic candidates. The election took place
! the q Of August, and the next steamer
|.y bring the result
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention Sir Knights!

ALL KNIGHTS TEMPLARS of Butte county are
respectfully invited to attend meeting OF SIR
Knights, son saturday, 2lst day OF August, A D.
1855, A. o. 7s2 al g,o'cIoek A. NJ,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
JustiCcs's Summons.

~
Z rTATEofCt In M l.tOUNTi ~ BIfrIE
T. JH-tc > Court, Ouu,r f,tu-hip The Prnptr g
the StHt. Of CH.if uur 10 GEORGE 4 Mi Greeting
You nr. hIchy uun ned 20 sp err heture me q
otlae / OphF toW hi county ~ - iite, on tho
81 day at sopteT h,r, u. 1e5S, "a, 10 ocl,ck
5. " +, to ausw' unto the comp tat Il GEORGE II.
HITLlk, Wh Eu,~ 10 rec the sum OF lty-six
9u-1uu t8t6 co. deRra, cnimed tp lee das tT'ni ,'u
on account tor montrs haJ received, "a d liquors.
ul AnA drllc-d, HH par complaint Glcd In his ~,
when jud. met VIII be- taken agpinst tou Tor the
"a auuuIt toH ihtt with cost bud dainag,a. IL yru
tail tu hppcur, t. the shcrG ~ my Constable Of
a II roHuy. greeting; Make l. gal service Rnd
dHo r,turn icrcoC
Given under ny hand iht 5lh day ~ August \ ID
isfR JOHN $. HEiu,Y,
hl0-luw3t Ophif Up
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Saw Mill For Rent.

TENHE UNDERrBUNED OFFERS ron RENT.
u HE new Steam Saw Mill, cit .ntsd In the town
OF MoOresyillc, Butte olnty rAd mill l. iocat
In one of The finest pneros la the STATE, eomprlsiug
all the varieties pine, In the greaiest abu0dahce.
Mooresyiilc lie rapidly Improving, two large Waor
bitches will be completed TO This place during tho
summer, and there is great demand fof lumber.
There is now cut and hauled upon tbs log-wny -
the m a SUFFICIENT quantity of logs TO cut some
100000 feet Of lumber Tho terms will be- ensy. Ivr
particuars, enquire of g. : Lytle on the premises
Mooresville, Aug. 9th, 1858. &. 4. LYTLE
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Summons.

6.tnte OF California, In the District Court of
~ the litceuth Judicial District. County of Butte
ElIXN ROGERS ". u u. ROGERS. Action
ought w the District Court of tho 18th Judicial
District Rnd the Complaint fled In the County of
Butte, In the Office of he Clerk NJ said District
Court. The Pc 'Uic of the State of California, send
Greeting TO u. u KOGrNS, You are hereby
qured appear iu au action brought Paiuss yoH hy
he above named Plaintiff IN the District Court of the
Fifteenth judicial District, IN and for tho county Of
Butte aud To answer tie complaint filed thcren Ia
copy of witch Ht comIanies TINS summonsl within
ten days, (exclusvr of the day OF sorce) after thH
service ON YOU Of hs summons, " served within this
ouuty IT served cut of This county but within this
Jqlici.l t!c. w!.hs w tt, teyt; ur Il served Gu.
of .nid District, then within forty da!s-or judgment
by dcfnult VIII hc taken against you. Tie enid no.
ton T. brought 10 obtain decree Of tai Court lhHt
the unrrhgc contract rEis.iiR tetWtoN you rnd tho
tlain if bee dissolved ard nunu'rd. that she may D.
recessed from tie hondv oi mpttmUD ;, md to No.
aiu Judgment fur the curt- and money dshurse-
monti OF this action. ard tor such other and further
rctitf Hs uHy he Uropct--aud VI you mll tu nuttuI
md its+tr il" sAd complaint ns above q ircd,
the laiutU Viil np ~ ~ the G uf fer tho celcl IN
her complaint demnulcd
Given under my hnnd ml the Seal Of the District
- Court of the finrrnth judicial District,
'SEAL this 18TH day of August, IN tho yonr Of
- our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
any yuight.
VI. II nARRACU, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06

| 100 miles of Naples, and a railway traverses
| nearly thirty miles Of the distance.
Aea'", the smell from the bodies was co
| pes;llential in some places that Segnor Ajoss
is SAID to have recommended that the sur
face OF the ground should be covered and
ievelled instead of being opened, but this
was not permitted, and only on the Christ
mas eve were persons sent to bury the dead.
As, how -rer, Instruments, carriages and
provisions were wanting. the work could
not be continued. The Board Of Health
sent DOM II persons only to dsinfect q
provicce, and to give orders for the public
health of 100 communcs. Two persons al
SO were. sent down as " sepelitori," to su-
perlntend the burial Of the dead-no one
else, no civil or military authorities, with the
" alter ego" of the King, not even an extra
ordinary commission.
Since writing the above, other and more
afliic,inh details have arrived Of the desola
tiog occasioned by the earthquake. Laur-
emo, Tito, Brienzo, Marsicanuvo, have al
most entirely disappeared The King him
self says that upwards Of II, 900 have per-
ished, and, from what have heard, says my
very sensible informant, the real number
must be nearly double. People who have
come from the spot report that the groans
OF the sufferers were heard from beneath the
ruins several days after the disaster, and
that, horrible to relate, on some bodies be-
ing taken out it was found that they had
deyoured portion of their arms. There
were none 10 all them, none to excavate the
dying, nose 10 bury the dead, none to give
bread TO the furnishing.
Thousands Of soldiers are maintained at
the expense Of the State 10 support "ordeI,"
but they could not be sent to save thOus-
ands from peIishing. Many steamers were
lying in the harbor, the expensive toys of
the sovereign; but, with one or two tardy
exceptions, they have remained snug in port.
People cannot refrain from comparing ,he
tardiue.s displayed on the present melan
choly occasion, vi the prOWptitGde dis
played IL the month Of June last, when reb-
rls landed in Sapri. 1t must have been late
on tbs night Of the 2Ith, perhaps not before
the morning Of the 2oth, when the inteiii-
eence sr.iecp at Gaeta, yet two steam tT:g-
stes were Immediately despatched with
troops aud at half past /, i. N, OF the NOR
ning Of tie 2y;h, the Cagiari was captured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06

FINANCIAL Prospects. The New York
Economist gives a sound and encouraging
view Of our financial future in the following
remarks:
"ln the last ten years the elements Of
wealth have organized themselves in the
whole country, with immense rapidity, until
they are now producing results. Thus,
there have arrived in the country in that
time, 2,C00, 600 active producers, who, join
ed to the active youth of the older States,
have poured over the " est, bringing under
the plow quantity of new land equal to
twice the entire surface of England and OF
equal productiyeneSs. In the same time,
81 900, 600, 900 Ga thousand millions of dol
lars, have been spent in building means OF
comlnication to make those lands, and that
labor applied to it, available to commerce.
Thus land, labor and means Of communica-
ton, have combined on an immense scale to
produce results which are now about to be
realized. All that labor, and the capital 1t
commanded, has reproduced from the virgin
soil it attacked, many fold its own value,
and the railroads. built at such cost, are
now ready to carry off the surplus to the
best markets The roads are built aud ab-
sorb no more capital, but many bring from
new regions, in single year, quantity OF
capital equal to their own entire cost to en-
rich the marts Of commerce This year the
season has favored combined labor and the
products are immense. The producers OF
natural wealth are every where blessed with
abundance, and, as natural result, their
demands upon manufacturers for goods
must be greAt-far greater thau the supplies
of raw material will warrant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06

y LADY AT THE BAR.-The Albany cor
respondent Of the New York JourRa! of
Comnerce, writes as follows:
] saw the other day an old lady who has
had almost as much experience in legal mat
ters as the celebrated Miss Flite," ia Bleak
House." who, you remember, was always
rapping at the door of the Lord Chancellor,
"wating. for judgement" Nearly 80
years ago, Airs commenced in the
United States Court, (being an alen.) suit
to recover one-fourth Of the real estate in
what is now a considerable inland city, and
her suit having been vigorously opposed
has never yet been fully decided. Some
ten years ago. she became for some reason
dissatisfied with her legal adviser and has
ever since conducted the proceedings in pro-
aria PERSONA. She argues all the interiocu-
tory motions, orders for continuance, &C.,
always ably, and sometimes successfully,
for on one occasion, she caught her oppo-
nent a distinguished lawyer and ex Judge
on a technicaliiy and mucted him in heavy
costs. As may be imagined, this lady is now
a GOOD lawyer, and talks law almost as uim-
bly as Sam Slick "talks horse" She is IA
miliar with the obsolete phrases OF the COM
mon law, and uses them with frequency
and an aptness which elevates the eyebrows
of young lawyer of the modern school.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06
The school Tone.

That here Is a peculiar H.orai t1he pcrva-
ding every ,cLoo. Of any considerable stand
ing every attentive observer knows; but IN
what il consists, or how it operates, does not
seem - be well Understood The following
remarks upon this point are BY the Rev.
j. 2. Norris, All English inspector VI schools.
He says:
The value Of a school after all, does not
GsDend on the branches + learning that are
.;aiiud ia i:-no, nor upon the amount oi
9 eI,sio4- instruction given N IT, 80 much Is
upon tie l.F. tha e ttre2 d. IT, tnhapplly
for many of those who write and speak
about education, this = a truth Of which the
full force can be compre neuied by none but
those Who are spending days AID years OF
their lives attain tAe four walls Of Il school.
Once in report OF your lordshps, endea-
vorcd to explain 10 teachers what | meaut
wneu sposo to them ol the H.ortl tohe Of
Il. sir schools. Six yeaTs have passed since
that rTpolt was VIZ Ken. ard cannot say
that find i easier aow than | did then to
define .xsctiy wherein this most subtle
qa liity OF The school resides. But this |
kuow, that the longer one lives in school,
or rat er, the more one's life Is speAt III pass
ing through a great variety Of schools, the
more sensitive one becomes To this their
host important characteristic. Spend
tour or tao in one school, AID You feel all
fAc while as man feels who ia confronted
ior some time wigh bad cOuntenauCe. Go
uto another, all is right, and even before
YOU inquire what branches of education are
there Taught, you are convinced that It can
not but be gy.l fsg children TO spend their
DAYS Ia - bright and wholesome an atmos-
phcrc. Whatever be the value Of direction
of the INF ~ ,ectual teaching there Is heart
and love and healthy moral influence at
work, and therein lies the rea! education on
which the after man or after woman depends.
1t II sur;iy this that Milton lad IN view
when he said that the end of education WAS
repair thr ruins OF cur first parent by re-
gaining 10 know God Alright, aud out Of that
knowledge to love him, to Initiate him, TO be
like him."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory.

FINHE subscriber respectfully his thanks to the
public for their past lihy al patronage, and now
takes occasion to that he has enlarged and newly
fitted his Wagon shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST. and is prepared make and finish the most com
petc and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible shall he troubled
with any e,nbdrTdSsaeHt in deciding upon the supe
riority OF his Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to mslead the pub
lie, hut relies upon the native timber of the great north
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect lie i. pre-
pared 10 make OF the quality if desired.
WM PALMER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06

aDyTSCED SPIRIlUALlsh-bH0SS lNDEcEN-
cY.-Clevel2ud aud vicinity are becoming
notorious for spirituaiistS. The Cieveiar
YeraM says there are a large body of spir
i,ualists in that city, who include respect
able. reputable and virtuous citizens" and
another large body who belong to the oppo-
site clsss--if we may judge from statements
made by that journal. Ii says married
woman, spiritualist, OF that city, who en-
braces the advanced " doctrine, has lately
set to An arts: for her portrait, with no CO.
vering save her chemise. This person sus
tains the Office of leaderess to an association
of advanced spritua!ists, the members of
which organization have been consecrated
by one John NJ. Spear. Another female
spiritualiSt holds the office of Discoveries !;
one man is termed the Financial Man, aud
another the Big Builder Man.
The Herald says:
The association is engaged in putting up
a building at Randolph, Chatauque Co, n.
~, which shall be a perfect copy OF the
human form, minus the legs. The eyes are
the skylights, and the house has its front
door and It's back door, and all the viscera
of the body I'll their parts in this editice.
The building is designated for the use Of
the association.
These are well authenticated facts, trans
piring i'm our midst, and it is the duty Of
journalists we make them public, to show
the extremes to which spiritualism leads,
and the terrible evil growing out OF this IA
paticism when embraced by bad women and
bad men. We have the names of the above
but no doubt deem it best not to give them.