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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31
Communicated.
The new A inistratiOn-Mr Sharpe,
MayOr--Mr. Kramer, Co1lectOr.-1fr
Walker, Grand Financier.

Peter Sharpe is candidate for Mayor of
the City of Evansville Philip Kramer is
candidate for City Collector. These are
the most responsible offices of the city gov
eminent. 1t may not be amiss to see what
would be the result, if these men are elected,
and should bring to bear upon the city ad-
ministration the financial skill and indus
try, which they have displayed in the man
agement of the Township business For
discussing the Township fund, the Trustees
and their officials charged tsventy-eight and
a half per cent.
The city revenues were, last year, in round
numbers, $4,000. Twenty-eight and half
per cent on this amount would be thirteen
thousand three hundred and ninety fee dollars
which would go into the hands of the city
officials under the new administration. At
the present rate of salaries the city officers
receive four thousand dollars, which includes
all officers, executive judicial, police, and
mnisterial-the Mayor, Clerk, Marshal,
Attorney, Treasurer, Collector, Street Com
missioner, City Engineer, Fire Superintend-
ent, Market Master, &c.
The Mayor receives one-eighM of the 81, 900.
Under the ne,o administration Mr.. Sharpe
would receive,,sne thousand sir hundred and
seUenty- four dollars Mr.. Kramer salary as
Collector would be only t'oo thousand three
hundred and forty. four dollars. And if
through the gratitude of the people, Sor past
H'eritorious services, James T. Walker, ESQ.,
could occupy position, under the ne,c Id
1 1itniSfrahon, of proportonate trust to his
late township official character. his compen-
sation would be only SIR Thousand hco him
dred and ffty-eiyhf doliars, He has held The
office OF Trustee and Justice OF the Peace
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

DICK RYAN.-The Indianapolis Journal
states that the President, yielding to the
solicitations of many prominent members
of the Democratic party in Indiana, who are
anxious to ignore, for the future, the Lee
compton test" has determined to tender the
Bogota mission to Richard J. Ryan, Esq, of
Indianapolis. Mr.. Ryan is polished lin
guist and speaks the Spanish language flu
emily as his own.
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for the last year, and we suppose that Il
would not now be Incompatible with the
administration of justice under the last of
fee. for him to act as grand fnancier of the
new administration.
But are not these facts worthy Of the Sc
rious consideration of the people, who have
been grooming under heavy load of taxes?
Let them, on next Monday, give a whitening
rebuke to the men who have the unblushing
effrontery to ask for their suffrages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

HsA. Just as the steamer Southerner was
leaving the wharf at Memphis, on her last
trip, bold thief entered passengers state
room during the momentary absence OF the
occupant, and cut open his saddle-bags, from
which he stole about 81, 500 worth Of notes,
very valuable pistol and $40 in cash, be-
sides several articles of wearing apparel
The gentleman robbed was from Mississippi,
on his way to Columbus, Ohio. He was alb
sent from bis room not longer than FIVE nnin-
utes, and the despatch with which the thief
perpetrated the robbery, proved him to be
an expert in his profession. Ia ..,,ls .a..
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IN The trial 81 sIckiss, for the killing

IA. The trial Ct slckiss, for the Killing
5f Mr. Key, ccmmeHces next Monday. The
greatest excitement exists in regard to it,
and we should not be surprised at develop
msnts duplicating large number of persons
who have been regarded hitherto-like
Caesar wished his wife to be regarded
above suspicion. Whether the country will
be particularly benefited by the vast vol
ume of scandal destined, at an early day, to
be issued from the national Capital and Of
fered to the public, is a question of some
Importance SIS ssa4ss.lE So EastaeA sss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31
A REFORMER.

nsA- On the 8th inst, in New Orleans,
Heinrich Haas, Joseph Lindsay and Peter
Smith, all three convicted of murder, sui-
fered the penalty of death by hanging At
an early hour a large crowd besieged the
gates OF the parish prison, eagerly ekiug to,
obtain Il sight Of the terrible spectacle -
This morbid craving Was mol however, sat
iafied, and none could gain admittance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

BsF A dinner party was given in Berlin,
Prussia, on the 22d ult, by Gov. Wright,
the American Minister, in honor of WASH
ington's birthday. About seventy persons
were present. An old gentleman was there,
hale and vigorous, who had, when young,
been acquainted with Washington Senator
Adami, from Bremen, now nearly eighty
eight years of age. Baron Humboldt was al
SO present and made short address, as did
also several Americans ss-a-b .t F. 50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

BeAs We are sorry to hear that Judge
Moore of the Common Pleas Court is pre-
vented by serious indisposition from holding
the April term of his court in Warrick
county, E Eel r-t T=--.l. l1a4s.
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szfrs..sks 81 II Communicated.
To the voters of pigeon Township.


To the Voters of Pigeon Township.
Having no special business whereby TO
make an honest living, have concluded to
become an office-holder. In view of the
great number of aspirants for office, from
Constable to President, my chances might
seem small yet, when l consider that the
people, as general rule, elect the meanest
kind of men, | feel great confidence in my
success. l observe, that all an incompetent
or dishonest seeker for Office has to do
is to keep trying, and in the end the
people elect him; in some cases be-
cause they. are. duped, and in Others to
dispose of nuisance. 1t will not mat
ter to me on what ground they elect me
provided they do elect me. Once elected,
they shall not find me troublesome while
any funds remain, which following wise
sxamples) | can appropriate. i.i
Having decided to have an Office the
next question was, what Officer and in de-
Gliding, the only difficulty was to learn
WucIC lIiCIc NOutu uS tuc uOSt SudhCC iOA
ste, mean the best chance for ap-
propriating to myself, for my valuable SER
vices, one-half of all the revenues to pass
through my hands. Fortunately, there was
not much risk of going very far wrong, de-
eide as l. might. But if there were doubts,
they have been all resolved by the recent
developments in relation to the township
funds. | now see my way clearly. My
duty is plain, and that is to offer to serve as
Trustee for Pigeon township. l feel myself
fully qualified to discharge the duties of that
Office according to the latest forms and pre-
cedents, and promise to enlarge upon them
to the best of my ability. therefore most
respectfully announce myself candidate
for your sufrages for that position, and with
the assurance which | give as to the man.
ner in which the business will be conducted
in my hands, you cannot hesitate to give
me your support.
In conclusion, beg to assure you, that
if honored with an election, | shall, after
having finished up my duties as Trustee,
hold myself ready to serve You in any ca
pacity where good pickings are possible,
whether as Mayor or Squire" or Pecula-
tor Genera.
BILL MuGGINs
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BsS~ Miss Eliza Logan is giving Shakspe-
rian Rotations in Paducah, Ky. IF this
accomplished lady would pay Evansville
professional visit, we doubt not that our
citizens would be greatly gratifed to do
honor to her genius by giving her crowded
houses. se3 le a t
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u,e0. 6 ...0RTH FIRST STREET..

Aie0. WORTH FIRST STRkET-
% We are receiving and opening at our store,
No North First street, very desirable stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting Ia part of
Shawls, Lace Points and Mantllas, Skirts, Corsets,
Supporters Fancy Dress Silks, Plain and Fig
ured Black Silks, Lawns, Gingharns, Orgaadies,
Robss, Prints Delaines, Hosiery, Gloves, Beaehed
and Brown Muslius, Drills, White Goods, Irish
Linens, Linen Handkcrchiefs, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Nesting Goods for Boys Clothing, Fans Parasols,
Embreideries &c, &C. sfatss ta4
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ...
Brussels, Ingram, and Hemp Carpets India
Mating, Drugitt, Floor, aud Stair Oil Cloths
Hearth and Door Rugs, and IL Quarter Linen
Crum Cloth, Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, DAM
ask for Curtains, Marseilles Quilts Table and Piano
Covers, Stair Rods, Curtain Hooks, Window Cor
nices; 8, Ia, and IL Quarter sheetings Patent PEN
dulum Window Pullies, Mosquito Netting, and IL
Quarter Painted Window Shades, &c, &c, which
now offer TO the citizens of Evansville AID ad
joining county, at a small advance Eastern cost
Give call, aud examine stock. Terms cash.
Inar29lwd JAMES OAKLEY a SON.
LED.Rf.S1sTR.sTOK NO TICE.-
SA Noti,'e is hereby given that the nhdcrsig ned
has been appointed Administrator of the estate OF
David Aiken, Jr., late of fanderbdrgh county, de
ceased. Said estate is solvent
inar2aswd DANIEL AIKEN, Admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

TOWNSHIP TRUsTEE.-The indianapolis
Ssattnsl says: " The new township law
makes this election exceedingly important.
The various and responsible duties hereto
fore confided to three trustees, treasurer
and clerk, are to be administered by one
individual. 1t is necessary, therefore, for
wise administration of the duties of this
Office, that an intelligent and honest citizen
should be selected to fill the post-one of
sound Judgment, energetic, and good bust
ness habits" The duties imposed upon the
incumbent by the law, will be the most ar
duoas and responsible committed to any
single officer in our county and township
organizations. Their faithful discharge will
require the services of q vigorous and ener-
getic man-one of decision and Judgment
long acquaintance with the wants, interests
and people of the township. And above
all, he must be good accountant and so
keep his books and vouchers, as to be able
to show, on any day, how and where be has
expended every dollar of the money which
shall have come into his hands. 1t is not
an Office to be given as an asylum or sine
cure to the indolent-or decrepid because
they may need it. The man who assumes
the Office has to perform vexatious multi
farious, and laborious duties for very small
pay. The strongest objection to the law is,
that the pay is wholly inadequate to the
services demanded Our Legislature in its
penurious policy in this respect, reminds one
of class of Southern slave owners, whose
allowance TO their slaves keeps them in a
half starved condition. and thereby they
create a nest of thieves upon their planta-
tions that plumber and embezzle four times
as much as the master saves by his niggard-
iy policy; to say nothing Of the demorall-
cation OF his household, which is AN newt
able consequence Of his cruelty anu avarice.
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BILL MnGGINs.

after the candid avowal of my principles,
and if do not walk off with as much az
any other walker to be found, | will cheer
fully waive my claims to the Office of Pee
ulator General B. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31
EAR.n FOE sale,

Ee-fLU.AHLE FIRM FOE sale,
y ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-One of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in. Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidow,
Esd, is offered foi sale account Of the death of
the late owner. There will be sold either l25 acres
or 245 acres so are clear and in the highest
state of cultivation. Balance good timber Iand.-
80 of the clearing in grass clover, and
about acres in wheat. The clearing Is divided
into seven fields. There is good orchard, q fine
garden good we'll and estern, a good house yith
about rooms, good barn, stable. &c.
This is model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted; tho Princeton road runs through the
land, and the buildings are within mile of lngles
Station, regular stopping place the Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad, Within nine miles of
Evansville. 9 q gseH 4@ g <;
Price moderate and terms very easy For fur
Their particulars enquire OF
mlT-3md&w DENEY LUNKEN HEIMER.w
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yEysIEoRs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II Satins-black, red, green, and blue I; sublime
quality Italian Sewing Silk, Canvas, Padding
Coat, Vest, and Pant Buttons of every variety
Irish Measures, Selesias, Innings, Staying Linen,
Sprol Cotton, Linen Thread, Silk Cord, Binding,
vesr Padding black and white Velvet, Silk, aud
Tably, in black, brown, and fancy coiors; good
NeedLs, and many other articles which Tailors and
all ot'.ars in want OF Trimmings requr I'd toex
anime They will be sold chcapat HUGHES,
mar26 Corner Main and Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

" HI. FKFCE, .xRCHXTECT .a.H.D
eSe SUPERINTEND DENT, CRESCENT CITY
BANK BUILDINGS, EVANSVILLE, IND. ss.s
Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Es-
Inmates of Public and Private Buildings, Stores,
and Churches, will be carefully prepared and salts
faction guaranteed. He solicts the patroHaxe OF
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity mar6-3ns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-31

TyzKE NOTICE, EV.ERY.BO Cd r.
n We have on hand, and are manufacturing TO
ORDER all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels
&c. Ladies' wishing the above named articles,
would do well to give us call before purchasing
elseG here, as they can got what they want. We
also Wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard,
that it will be object for them to give their
orders. All orders sent will be filed with neat
ness and dispatch. s'tt e-tt 9 g
constantly on hand. Wheeler Wilson's, J. III.
Singer d Co.'S, and five different kinds of Single
Thread Machines We have adjustable Binder
and Hemmer. All persons having Machines vii do
we'll to send order for these articles, as they
are great saving of labor Price of each So
F. M. SELLMAN, Agent,
marl6 No. First street, Evansville, Ind.
NxHOES! SHOES $4,000 P.zxR OF
~ Ladies' Bootees, Caters, Buskins, and Slippers;
Misses do do, Chidren's Shoes of all sizes and
qualities, from the neat Shoe for twenty five cents
to the finest article made by Webster. Call and see
and you will be convinced that HUGHES has the
best stock OF Shoes IN the city. mar15
NEle.a .N'TED E.n.MEDLaTELE w
" practical Farmer. Apply at this Office
no n ID n g. X .sJv.D ma
u reels and coils Cotton Hemp and Manila
Rope, assorted sizes; $50 gross Gates Matches
Just Received from the factory and for sale cheap
by .f CHAS. McJ0HNST0N,e Fl
mar9 Main street, near the Canal.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-05
Medical science.

The history Of " HOLLANDS GERMAN IIEglE',
the ,rost remarkable Medicine of the iy ant the MANY
care, that have performed with III oflE tR
COMPLAINT, pY-PEPLIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, aud lis
eases All M from a,oJlered LIVER stomach places
among the most astonishing li>rove- that has taken
place in IA. medical world n" diseases 10 which these
bt,er- are applicable unusual that Their" ar tut
ce of friends ho may not test their virtues n their
oyn families or circ. Of acquaintance AMI prove to their
own satisfaction that there az lea: remedy
tlle many advertise! melcine., deserving the pubic
commentator. II fact that, IN the m'ni- If many
prr, n prejudice exists awaIn~t wha; are called Iat-
eat Medicines bat why should this prevent You resort
M 10 an article that mas such array Of testimony {,
support At a. ij.caand's Herman B.rtcr-. Physicians
prescribe t. why should you discard "a, judge Usu2 y
coa~.Iete men talent, have AMI Do Z ~ Their own
families. Why should Yea reject 80 CeG-ymea and
those The most eminent s,@ i why >holI ~; You
let ~, your prejudice u-urp yau r-a>au, tn Tie ever
lasting injury II yoU- health Won t'e,S ana require
r medicine try these BtterS.
These Bttcrs are prepared and -cA 10y H.. C. VI Jack
son No. us s-ch St:eet Philadelphia Pa ana hy drug
-ts and stor.Lc-rer- every ana viaC" in the
nitea state Canada. West Indies, AMI South America
~ - cents re- t"rt'. >er that he Signature Of
Jackson Is ~ the wrapper o; each bottle is2o6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Ben,,isnt institution ,s1tJtstof ~ sTso1I en5up,
fort Reli,f 4 NJ sal ant p,rrrssod d,Hiried
wih Itr,l-rt aHd itieHtic DISEASES.
THE HOWARD Association. ia view ut the awful j.
-:rucron Of human hte, caused by sexual Diseases
aud the deception praciic-d upon the unfortunate
ted their Consulting surgeon. a. CliAlJiAblf ACT
worthy 81 their name 4" uleI De enSary tr the treat
O This class 81 disease ~ then f.-'uS. aui
give MEDICAL ADVICE Ora ~ @. 70 W" arY, D., lct
ter, with description Of Ties g.'-rs. ts-r. oysuta-
ton, habits of life. Ac } ami iu tf powell
needles. 10 add that the Assoc .i- tl- hi-t
1T Medical skiil 81 ia. -s, an farE- f. 's.~;
proved modern treatment.
The directors 60 The k..ac.' t-ii Auiai Report
upon thc treatment ~ SNuA. !'-eas- eNlfe- 'h- h-h
-t satisfaction with tie surcr.- ~us ius- attended
rhoea. SeminsI weaknc., GonrrrLea elect, TIE vice
If OusuI-fn self ah.-- an oulrr c.utinl nance ~
The same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors. review 81 Tie pa feel assured that
their labor THIS sphere ~ b"tes u-nt eort have ~rn
great b'neft to the afflicted. rsilF "a tic soung,
and they have resolved :" devu'" fEem-e'e-, with fc-
n-~r zeal, - ths ,rry important sui mach ir-Ps'i
An admirable Report ~p-rn ,t"rrh1'a, "f Seminal
N-sEn--~. 'he Of blsa-ru i4-tIrDsiHn, or Ill
abuse ant other d-i-- 81 tie t-vual organs, by the
insulting surgeon. vii be sent by ma On sealed
,."pel. i.FE Ot CHARGE, rec ri 81 NO >fAHts
for postage O;her Reports AMI Tracts the nature sud
ny published Tor era -ut1us distribution ana viii be- sent
t. The addicted some - The remedies and m~ihoi'
Of discovered during the lat yea, - great
value.
Address. for Report or treatment, lr. J. SklliiN
HDUGHTUS Acting surgeon, Howard As-ocation No.
south ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa Hy order the "a
/ rectors tLEA u. HAklH Ill, President
Gyn F.rRrInfn. Secretary. f-bl5yi
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FOR THE
SPRING TRADE.
NIcuIGAS SrArE LAND OFrIcg, }
Lansing. March :, 1859.

-
NOTICE IS hereby given that certain State
= Swamp Lands embracing One H4adrdd and
T,eeHtg thousand Heres, more or less, situated in
the towns and ranges mentioned below. will be Of
fcred for sale At Public Auction at this office on
W,Tsday the l2th dag Of hay merit, At ten o.
clock \. VI. of that day, at the minimum price
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre and
on the terms established by law.
-" Included in this list are those lands pre-
emptei under the 9th Section of Act 81, approx
ed February 18th, 1888, on which no payment
has been made, and all such Prescriptions on
which payment a. required by law shall not be
made On or before the Fourth day Of Nay merit,
will be forfeited and the lands will he offered for
sale a. above mentioned. AZ this is the first
time that any of the lands embraced in the list
have been offered by the State, having been
reserved from sale since 1880, they embrace ma
Nv valuable pieces in the now thickly settled
counties of Clinton, Allegan, Ottawa, Newaygo
and others, admirably adapted 10 farming purpoS-
e. and in close proximity 10 markets, and will
offer a fine opportunity 10 persons OF small
means desiring home, as by Act 81, of 1858,
they are entitled TO purchase as provided in Sec.
5 of said Act, which provides that ANY person
over twenty-One years of age, who shall, AT the
time of purchase, either at public private sale,
or her intention TO become an actual and bona
fde settler upon said lands so purchased, and
furnishing satisfactory evidence to said Commits
sioner that said land is valuable mainly for agri
cultural purposes, shall be allowed TO purchase
the same by paying at the time OF such purchase
twenty-five per cent. of the purchase price, and
the balance of principal, at the option of the
purchaser, any time within ten years thereafter
and paving interest annually on said balance o
principal, and said Commissioner shall, upo:
the payment Of said twenty-five per cent, ISSUE
to said purchaser certificate agreeable 10 tht
terms OF said sale, which certificate shall be yoiC
i. said purchaser or his assigns shall not, within
one year thereafter, settle upon and become al
actual and permanent resident thereon and cult
waite and improve the same
This applies to those only who purchase land
ior the purpose of making bona fie and per
paacnt settlement thereon. In case the pur
chase does not make the required affidavit O
settlement a. mentioned in section :, the tul
amount OF purchase money will be required Il
be paid al the time of purchase.
JAS. ". SANBORN,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-05

An ANCIENT COMA silver coin. about
the size Of Spanish shilling, was taken in change
here in Lansing last week, which is more than
century and half old. 1t is clearly stamped,
and comparatively little worn, marked FRID. ".
DEL Graf. DAN. NOR VAN. GOT REP. :
;. DINA. lIo4. On the front the head Of n man
IN large wig ON the reverse ROYAL crown.
Would We could write the history Of that little
coen. How often has il been cast from the hand
OF the spendthrifr how long formed pa, of the
miseE's hoard, when has it been the widow and
orphans last dependence for bread. when the
drunkard's last shift for drink When il ha-
minis,ered 10 pleasure, when to charity, when to
humanity. When has il helped to strip the
letters from the prisoner, to buy dissolution from
the priest. 1t has Travelled long and far, that
same little fibre of the root Of evil, and ha, not
been idle the whilst
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-05

"TnRIcE AFoEE TUE FIFTEEN. THE case of
Poor Peter PEBBLES rs. Plsinstanes, immortalized
in Redguantlet, il rot without parallel in that of
the mula.to girl Charlotte, who brought sui. for
her freedom against the rich Mr.. Choutcau OF
81. Louis, sixteen years ago. She got verdict
on the frs. trial but Chouteau took il TO the Su-
premc Court. She first gained ii, but the case
went 20 the Supreme Court which reversed the
decision and remanded the cause, because the
the Court decided that the law of Canada on
Slavery was matter for the consideration of the
Court and not the Jury. On the second trial
she again carried it, and the decision was again
reversed by the Supreme Court, because the
Circuit Court had decided that the law of Crns-
ia was matter for the consideration of the Jury
and not Of the Court. Again she gained her
cause and again it was remanded because it was
decided that the law Of Canada was matter for
tho consideration of the Court and not for the
jury She has succeeded now on fourth trial,
and the case goes mp again to the Supreme Court.
! I'm the meantime Charlotte remains a slave
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4 Esn,t.snt institution ,SIijsLaf ~ spepll rl3JaHue
for the Rei,f = NJ $40. AMI pi-r-ssoi Afflicted
Wih Itrl-rt dRi kigdsfftc diseases.
TIE HOWARD A$>oclATlON, "a view OF the awful j.