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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE coATgACT
street.
andrew street is forty in width. street shall
olher substance Of equally god quality. conformity with
The lines and grades be given by the City Surveyor The
top q ihe filling when sufficiently settled shall be dressed
erSe 10 be given by the Surveyor and smoothly graded
o present an even surface The whole the entire satisfaction
Of The City surveyor.
All the filling eduired shall furnished by the contractor
as we'll rs all labor and hauling
The contractor shall be bound begin the i'll the
DAYS following approval M the adjudication by the Common
penalty of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
the same is not completed.
Security $3.50 shall be required the faith
full pertO, manee of he work.
faymen in cash the pletion work and accept
anGe Of The same BY the 'iy Surveyor.
1t well understood that failure by the contractor
10 begin finish the work within period
liked in the Council dissatisfied with the manner in
winch the work Is being eNecute tine Council shall have the
iad required BY article 1905 of the Civil Code without
APPLYING to court Of Justice annul the and without
or shall time abandon the work finish complete
the in conformity with his contract contractor
shall forfeit all claims lie may have for any part work
Gea o MN upo me date Of the abandonment and that the city
shall he thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
and + also yell understood that IN the contract reo
price which the contractor originally perform
te work and the price at which may be adudcated
sale OF readjudcation
Bids he per cubic yard fing for whole work com
pee the number of yards be first ascetaned by the City
veyor.
New Orleans, Anguish, 1860
tsignedl LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
ESgned BENZ S: HARRISON, ,ho,rr,or
n lsg 1ns So 4. KrNGsLAND, oa0ineh.
ALFRED A. DuCRos,
au7 It tlerk of Comptroler.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
goNFTkolLgsais gOtFhE,
City Of New Orleans, August I, to0.
mn 69nc S..

" z
City If New Orleans, August !, lsoD.
No. 530G.1
RssteJ That 'ie contract Of Psip WmaH with the city
for attending and ecpiug In repair e bridges Cana
Carondet he and the IL hereby declared mil and void
and Of effect by the Council the City 81 New
Orleans.
Rssoa jFtsT Thai The Comptroller ~ and be Is hereby
authorized TO AjudicAe TO the lowest bidder AFTER i've day
notice in the official Journal for
Ing bridge Canal Garpnelet MArs Wogh
done in accordance with specifications the Surveyor
cation subject te appiOsa rejection d
the Common Council
t5igredl LEA F. BAKRWELI.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl \. q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July q, ls50. .
signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice s hereby given that Tuesday The I4h instant
2nlcl henIaU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10
Proclamation par lie Marie.

MARIE La NoUyELLR- ORLEANS,
Hotel de Yile Is Juliet 1900
CBNFGRMEMENT AUX provisions de La.
marie ae ~ siiie it!nee Ael pour ansnner hn acte a
pouvo de la dire VILE de Soveeoreaus
administration de al ires, approuye 70 de
1856 avis e pres donnt qu'nne election lieu lie
y d Aoul lefet de Assistant Alderman pour lie
Premier District, place de W. s. Pettingi res gu6-
jv3D re JGdN1 MONROE, Marie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10
RuILDrua MATERNAL, BRICKS r1REvooD

y DEMoRUELLE, Dealer
- Atthe Old Basin corner OF Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such az
Lime Waite and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster of Paris
ges iats Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Frewood
Orders from the country promptly and earef lily attend
dto- ans
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n YEINa. .....

4 q. FLEMING. GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
y Gas Fixtures, No Harris Row tl2 Magazine streat
the marke will attend faithfully pnncnay 10 ali or
and on tssoBabs terms. y '
hg~An orders left in Box No. So Mechanes' Exchange
will be promptly attended TO. ms IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10
r Observation-Disclosures

r UMBER-LUHaEGR-LU
&00 00a feet Ia and II dressed Florida Yellow Pine
1880 FLOORING, tsngued and dressed.
l50G0a feet IL and IL, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and gfo0yed.
210,G0o feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued ana grooved.
lD3O0e eet II wide dressed Florida Yellow pne CEILING
tongued and gronsed.
100000 feet u dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBUADS
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting
Boards Nestherbosrds, Scantlug ,foists, etc.
lbOJ feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Iats and Shingss
Also
sashea, Doors Blinds Moaldinss, etc., etc.
Fer sale al the lowest market prices in lots Is suit purehs
sers by SIMPSON D0RR
1851 ~ New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

SPECIFICATIONS FGk THE CoNTRA CT
= of ny e9n tt"c.an IF %9od sidewalks n the south side
These sidewalks shall be feet n width shall be laid
seeo,as 20 the lines and grades TO Sc given The city Sur
HE Top shall ihee by inch cypress panks
calculated iispair strength durability ror iy nailed
GU wa o aa 3 NJ ne ese mprsh
WIZ ssysa mod ha ne spss Tae gpgh sha b driven
f@ s a Il III f sgg @ e strss q hS gnttsr e
Ten nch aeia plank nailed 70 a nshs immediately below
The Ihoiewor shall entire satisfaction Of
All lie aefas shan he of the ost quality and .hal be
nished by the contractor, 81 well q the lab0F.
e G9gtEeSs sig! Be 5gga Y seFa !hs wo1k u tbs ten
Council and y eomee RE sine ine5y das after under
ng o S a a9a Ps a"y tor each and every day thereafter
Good and solvent security in the snm Of $3.50 shall be
reanfed to guarantee Tie faithful performance Of the
Payments be mae the competlcn of The work OF each
md every square and acceptance Of the same by tile City
The proportion u BE- pad by the property in bIis
S ys2 ssa CHI To Is as If. y he S
a6osed al III TsSts j III lily a mP s , Tie
s9} ~ @ q NJ ,s 9Ssess a
Proportion to be paid by tbs city in cash
10 s s 7 EsS Inc . The wy prior
p9g5 Of he h hsEg gs ndsfs,GSd tha
t well understood that III Of failure BY contractor
Is @ &c sE EliSa ssl2
WHICH The work Is being executed the Council shall have the
rieb anul the without putting contractor ia
deieu Required by article 1865 Of the Civil Code, and with.
out applying court of Justice 10 aAnu the aud without
Indemnity and II u also well understood sa IN the
tractor shall any time abandon the work not nS
pee the conformity with his contract the said con
tractor Shall forfeit all claims he may have any part
work done by him up the dae OF the abandonment
he city shall be thereby discharged from auy and Mi aby
therefor Is well understood contract
be resod the end his securities shall he held
hound, in odo to pay the city ali loss difference
the price which the originally contracted
perform The work Hnd the price which it may be adudcated
resale readiudiGafon.
BIDS 10 be per rrnung foot of sidewalks complete.
New Orleans. duly IL. 1866.
tSignedl LOUIS Il FILE, City snrveyug
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Roaldc of the Common Council.
Signed BENZ. s, HARRISON, tsls.4,z,.
Signed 5. a. KtNGSL4ND, sl"tiheh
Registered. August 6, 1860
ALFRED A. DUCRns,
mn LIT Geek Of C0mrtfpIlcr
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GoNPTR1LLEK's OfFIcE, !
@z@ z.a City Of New Orleans, August /, 1850
mo. 530S.
Resot That the Comptroller be and he is author.
lied to adiudicae the lowest bidder dass notice
contract for fill UP St. Andrew street. Liberty and
Howard Streets the work to BE- done in accordance pec
cations OF the Suryeyo and the adjudication be subject
tile approval rejection of the Common Council.
Siguedl LEA f. BAKEWFLf.
... .. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSfgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved, July II, 1850.
lsiGneil JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY, l4h inst 1850
will adjadieae my Office, u o'clock NJ, The
an7 Il V. DUpLEsSIs. Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

YIvE La BAaATELLE.-in these . dull piping
times,n when customers and money are scarce,
one of our merchants fading things looking
rather blue, came to the conclusion that as IL
difficult matter to sell the various commodities
in his store he would try to seR his neghbors and
acquaintance generally. Accordingly he went
to grain store and procuring pocket full of oats
deposited them in small quantities at different
stores, telling the proprietors tor what use they
were intended.
Having thus laid his plans he started off on
business, when, meeting friend, conversation
something like the following would take place:
!" Ali Brown, have You been down to jones'
lstely2" No, Ihave not" .'W Well was down
there n short time ago, and he told me he had an
odt for you" A note for mel bless me that
m sat be the one l had been expecting from the
annntr, for several days past III go down at
onea = NJ. Brown hurries to Mr.. Jones, and in
reSnnn MI ~ - -niry for note which had been
ie ~ } y ms ns 'sas from Mr. Jones an oat.
leat there Iof MIN, recei, -tious on the occasion
VI course Mr.. Browns sensa 'sscribed we are
can be better imagined than dc. anv nrafana
not authorized to say, however, thai The sen
language was spoken on the OCCASION 40 who
was repeated throughout the day and tho va to
mad been sold themselves took especial pait a
put some one else in the same scrape until IN
supply OF oats was exhausted and the tricks pretty
well known and ventilated. Norfolk Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

DEATHS FROM LIGHTNING IN ISDIANA.-sffe La
porte UHdianal Herald, gives full account of the
killing of VIM. Young and two horses which he
was driving at the time bylightung, in that county
recently. 1t says:
William was driving his fathers horses, standing
about two feet behind an upright shaft the fore
part of grain rack, and Alonzo was sitting some
three feet behind him. As they were passing
through the fence into the road--the wagon having
passed about half way through the gap--the light
ming struck the shaft and was conducted by the
tongue to both horses, aud by way of the lines to
William--Alonzo was thrown off the wagon in an
nsensible state, but soon recovered and seeing lis
brother lying on the wagon, endeavored to lift
him off, but was unable TO do SO. He then ran TO
Mr.. Prisons residence, only d few rods distant,
and informed Mr. P. of what had taken place.
Soon large number Of people were present, in
Guiding DR.. Stamford, Of New Durham, and life
was pronounced extinct
The Rochester (Fulton county, Indy Mercury
reports the death of Mr.. Summergilie and his
wife by lightning, in that place week or SO ago.
One or two other persons were killed South of
Peru by the same storm, the Mercury says, bat we
have no other report of such catastrophe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

WASHINGTON IN THE WooDs.-W. D. WalIach
writes to the Evening Star of Washington of which
he is editor, report of tour to Harper's Ferry
and the country about it.
He remarks:
From the South Branch up to Cumberland is a
lovely region indeed. Washington was aceus-
toned to grow rapturous over it. He first became
familiar with it upon Bfaddocks expedition it will
be remembered, and afterwards more so as the
engineer of the Potomac Navigation Company:
perhaps the first work of intended extensive inter-
nal Improvement ever essayed on the North Ameri-
can continent
When engaged in engineering lower down the
| river-thatis, between Harper's Ferry and George.
town. have not unfrequently hunted up and
found g beech marks made by the hand of WASH
ington himself their position being SO distinctly
and accurately indicted in his notes Of his surveys
(still preserved as that there was no installing
their paternity. In all, hundreds it may be, Of
civil engineers have labored over the routes of
Westinghouse original survey of the Potomac in
the last thirty-three or four years and one and all
they Will testify that the evidences remaining of
his professional labors prove his remarkable
method in all things as unerrnglg az his subse-
quent glorious military and civil history.
OUTRAGES IN ISDIASA-A series of most mis-
chieyous annoyances has been carried on for soma
time against few citizens near Spencer. Owen
county, Ind. Cattle were brutally cut and manned,
fences torn down, watermelon vines pulled up,
bee-hives stolen, and mems lives threatened. Two
young men, Sam Harden and James Franklin were
put under bonds to keep the peace towards Ban'I
Mills and James Franklin, and on Saturday night
the whole crop Of Mills and Franklin vas destroyed
Wheat, oats, and hay stacks were Aired, and every
particle burned up. The two injured men are said
TO be law-abding and peaceful, and the oatragea
against them unprovoked. Lou. Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10
STREET CoM'NER--oFFIClAL

THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Vas brought
70 the lhId District Found corner Coue and Gopdchlden
streets, esray--
Onefe cow, branded on the left shoulder D. & "
Which If claimed within Ave DAYS and expenses maid
trt6 viii be sold ii pnhruncinu said Pound THURS
DAY, 'he Hlh inst, ut 10 o'clock A, NJ.
New Orleans August 4, 1850
j. MIL ON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered August 4, 1860
ALFRED A. DUCROs
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E,,PAVE DU TRoIsIEME pIsTRIcT.-n .

EPAyE DU TROIsIEME DIsTRICT.-n a
~ ste conduit an depot DIES 6paveR du Troeme District
dos Bons Enfants enle Cloue ct Louisa, epayes
I'm eheval bal clair de l6 han petes taehes
ban hes lie les ye pied derTere
le pied drot de devant hancs.
Une vache de rouge gauche courbe
DIES taChes blanches entire les yeuX
uhe Vace nore la face ct lie bancs des taches ba
ches sur les panes ct les ambes aampee la hanche
cote gnuche DIES iettres j. q.
n les dts annnux pas riclames dams enq ous
ais paye lis vendus renchere pubuu au depot
lie MEhCREpi, daoul 1860, 10 heures a. NJ.
j, MILTON REIIF Gommissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle-o Orleans, lie 2 d'aout 1860. au3 st
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TNHIRD DISTRICT POUND.-yVas brourb,
10 the Thrd Distrie Pound. lioodehldren

fENHIRU DISTRICT PUUND.--Was hrOU XhI
10 the Third District Pound Goodchdren, between CLIQUE
and Louisa streets, estray-
One bghtbay horse l6 hands high small white spots OH the
nose and between the eyes right hind fore white
One red brindle left horn crooked down. white spots
tween the eyes.
One black cow white face and white belly white po on
shoulders and legs aud branded the left hip size with
the letters j. o.
Which not claimed within five days and the expenses
on pad will be sold public auction said pound WE'D
NEsDAY, August 8, 1860 at 10 o'clock a. If.
New Orleans, August z, 1850.
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered August ., 1860.
ALFRED A, DUGR0S,
rlrnfEo nIunla.
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mn s95t) I

No. 535U. =a... tz.
Re0ed That the twenty be and the
same hereby appropriated by the Common Council city
of New Orleans towards the construction of cuye in Cla
borne Canal, from Orleans to EspIanade street.
Regfe further That that the Comptroller be and he is here
by authorized to sdjudcae the lowest bidder after
notice in the official Journal for constructing brick
euver in Claiborne Canal from Orleans Espanade
Second District the work be done with plans
and specifications file In the Surveyors Office said adu
dicaon 10 be subject to tile approval rejection Of the Com
mon Council.
iSignedl LEA F. BAKEWELIA
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl j. o. NIXON
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s,pEUIFICATTONs FOR THE CONTRACT

Notice hetehy given that Tuesday, The lsh instant,
will ndudcate my ,ce ~ ocl ck NJ the contract
AM Il Y. iEPLESeIa Comptroller.
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oFFRSsEs, E7e, .=.=.
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Approved August 3, ISGo
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
Notice hereby given that MONDAY, the 29h inst,
viii adiudicac al my Office, at II o'clock NJ the above
tract
AMI ~ ---...-@- v DCPLEsSIs. Comptroller
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.-. GdMPTROtEEas OFFIfF
City Of New Orleans Aug 1860
=~"M4~. mo. 532s.J .,
Rolre Tint the Comptroller and lie Is hereby authorized
to ndndcGe 70 the lowest bidder after y days in te
official Journal for making wooden sidewalks on tile
side of Louisa street. om ioodchidfeu TO rod street
the work be done in accordance with specifications the
Surveyor and the adndcaloEo subee 10 The approval Or
rejection of the Common Council
'ISlsnedl LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Board pf Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Buard Of Al ermen
Approved August 5. 1850.
Signed JOHN \. MONROE Mayor
Notice IL hereby given that TUESDAY, the liih inst,
will adjudicae at my Office u o'clock NJ the above
tract.
nn7 II V prPLEssIs COMPTROLLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

First ContracThe sidewalks both sides Of Esplaunde
street from Dorgeno7 70 Broad street sud sidewalks be
twenty five feet III width
Second ooaracThe sidewalks On the northwest side Of
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13
NO. 49,.

in bringing these dark deeds to light,
have never been heard of from that day
to this; and | have much fear the lat
ter perished by the hand of the wretch
who kept the house. have sought by
every means in my power to gain somo
tidings of this beautiful creature, but in
vain. Money and large rewards have
not been wanting; and l would at this
moment give half of what l am worth
in the world to discover what became
ofher-for to her owe my preservation.
My tale is done. II
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13

CoLd Summer IN EuropU.-Whilcwo
have had an extremely warm summer,
in Europe it has been an unusually cool
one. Alotter from Brussels, Of Aug.
22d, says:
We bavc had no summon here since
the beginning Of spring till Tuesday
last only four days have been warm;
the rest rain, and constant rain, and the
wind blowing sometimes as in the mid
die Of winter, The harvest, Of course,
is lost. ] have rcnd that the weather
has been equally unreasonable in Eng
land and part of France. If 20, tho
United States, where the crops havo
been so abundant, will make a fine pro
fit here.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13

arkansas Mode Of Enjoyment.-The
state of society in Arkansas was excess
sively rough several years since. We
hope and believe it has improved lat
terly. The most frightful tragedies
were enacted very frequently, and the
people seemed to think nothing of them.
A dangerous cutting scrape was re-
garded rather comical affair than
otherwise, as witness tho following
which is substantially true:
Two desperadoes met at tavern in
Helena one evening, They were named
respectively Tom Scroggs, and Bill
Pike. Says Scroggs:
"How's things?"
"Peart," says Pike,
Heard you said you'd bleed me next
time we met" says Scroggs.
"That's me,'' said Pike, and two
bowie-knives flashed feroely forth.
The fellows had carved each other
pretty briskly for ten or twelve min
utes, when, as Pixies ears had been
SlluS GU oII ttDNollloIi pcph 30 'is'h
times punctured, it suddenly occurred
to him that he had enough of it, and he
struck his colors.
What all thisl" tremblingly inquired
stranger who entered just as the fight
ended.
"Oh, it's of no count" says tho
landlord, IN ETHEREAL creature of some
two hundred and fifty pounds weight,
and with a face of barn door proper
tions, '"taint nothin.' Some of tho
boys have been eVoyin' Mcirset0es u
little, that's all. Won't you hist in IL
little pizen, stranger :" and tho genial
landlord set out black bottle and yel-
10y bowl of brown sugar.
Curious country, that Arkansas, SOW
eral years ago.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13

The Age Of Coda statement was
lately presented to the Statistical Con
gress. in England, by the delegate from
AAHfsalia, in reference to the gold pro-
dution of that island and New Zea-
land.
The details were somewhat volumi-
nous, but the summing up made the
sgield of gold from 1851 to the end of
xtG69, GIOI, ,Ul 1923, or over S5OO,OOO,-
sO00. The American gold regions have
yielded even more than this since the
California discoveries of 1913, and, in
round numbers, it may be stated that in
twelve years the addition to tho worlds
stock of gold exceeds LOCO, 900.
There is something 50. colossal in such
a statement that the mind can with
difficulty take it in. The ideas Of our
childhood, or Of the -CaIifOrniun
period Of the worlds histroy, in refer
encc to gold, were so narrow, that it
takes time to expand ones thoughts for
the proper comprehension Of s 1000
OOO,O in gold
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13

A widow Iody, sitting by cheerful
fire in a meditativc mood, shortly after
her husbands deccase, sighed out
Poor felIow-how he did like good
fire ] hope he has gone where they
keep good fires "
E1 There is no knowledge so
thorough as that whiehris gained ut
last, after years Of bafIied wonderine
inquiry. D ~.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-23
ADVERTISING.

Disseminating to advertise, says
the Philadelphia Bulletin, is like
taking down ones own sign. 1t is
sort of intimation of retirement
from business, and the people treat
it as such; or they may regard it as
evidence that something has gone
wrong, which requires privacy for
investigation. Whatever construc.
ton may be put upon it, the result
is disastrous. Now, We advise all
our readers who may have fallen in
to the common error OF the season,
to come out CT their holes, to put
up their signs once more, and to adj
vertise in as many papers as they
did in the best times. While bust.
ness creates advertising, it is equally
true that advertising creates bust
ness. 1t creates talk and stir In
business circles and reminds people
that they have no right to be lead
ing drones' lives, even though the
times are dull. Aud even in the
worst of times advertising always
pays we'll, and The more of it there
is the greater will be the circulation
of money, and sooner will be restored
a condition Of prosperity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-23

The Milwaukee News says that
The members of a family residing
near that city have lately evineed
unmistakable signs OF hydrophobia,
caused by the use Of milk fronasa
COW which was bitten some time
since by q mad dog. The first IN
timation which the family had OF
the horrors which await them, vas a
few days ago, when one Of the chill
dren, boy, began to show symp-
toms of hydrophobia. and during
one of the fits be succeeded in in
flicting several wounds Oh the faith.
er. Physicians give it as their opin-
ion that il the boys madness was
caused by the use Of the milk, the
whole family must suffer a horrible
death sooner or later. !