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Woman Burned.

We learn that the wife of Albert Daken,
Of Ellsworth, was 60 badly burned, by her
clothes taking fire, on Sunday evening,
that her life is despaired Of. Her husband
was absent at meeting. She had been playing
with the children, and was rocking the baby.
in the cradle to sleep-she sitting on the floor.
After the children had gone to sleep, she
rested her head, leaning on her arm. on the
cradle, and fell into drowsej from which
she was awakened by finding her clothes on
fire. She made efforts to extiDguish the
hsmes herself, but was unsuccessful. HeI
husband arriving providentially, succeede.
in putting out the fire, but not until she wal
terribly burned. To omuse the childreu
she had been cutting out papers, and th,
pieces were lying round on the floor %he,
4 she went to seep. 1t is supposed the paper
\ caught fire and communicated the fire 10 be-
dress.-M Mohoning Register.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE.

NO ONE can view PARK. Cemetery,
~ Lawn. or AvAnue, which Il tasefllly ornamen-
ted with vigorous Maple, Fir, Elm, Spruce, Horse
Chestnut, Cedar, Cdtalpa, Pine, Lar'h, Mountain
Ash, Willow, Arb,r Vita, Birch and LabarnuH
trees, without realizing something OF tho magma.
cence of nature! Whoever 0wnsa house plats
before and behind It, may life long pleasure by
the outlay ofa very few dollars thereon, tho piant-
good time to transplant Peach, P3ar ipp'e, Cherry,
Ounce and Evergreen trees also Curraut, Goose;
berry Black berry, Raspb rry, rapes, C., &C. In
Cleveland hare larg ~ rex Of all the OrPgoingi
IA ajso everything iii the Nursery AMI Floral line, all
of which Is reared the pre- eminent nursery soil 81
the ke shore. All orders for the delivery OF Fruit
and Ornamental Trees or for lhs lnlpping out ana
commenting OF Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
Yards, Lawns, Avenues, &c. promptly attended TO-
RANSOM H. CLARK.
RootstoWn. FebrU lry 8, IS6I-9m
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01rThs following Banks in Wisconsin

@Ths following Banks In Wisconsin
are represented BY the Comptroller OF that
State as being irresponsible Bank Of Mon.
tells, no Office Frontier, Citizens, and
Mechanics Banks, do no business except to
issue notes for circulation also Bank oi
North Americs, PurPOrtiOg to hail from
Grsnd Rapids. but whose President and
Cashier live 10 Cook county, Illinois. The
Bsnk Of Oconto, Arctic, Bank OF Appleton,
Chippews Bank, Clark County Bank, Corn
Planters Bank. Farmers Bank Of Two RiV
ere. Green Bsy Stock Bank, St. CrOix Val.
ley Bank, likewise evsde or violate the
Banking law BY having no place Of business
or Banking house.
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@The old project Of forming q new
state out Of Northern Mississippi, Wester"
Tennessee, end the extreme Western pOin,
Of Kentucky, has been revived, and the
Tennessee Legislature has given its sane
tion. The proposed State would be bound.
ed BY the Tennessee river on the east
through the States Of Kentucky and Ten:
nessee, and BY the Mississippi on the west
and would contain q population Of about
100000. Memphis would be about 10 the
centre, and so stand q chance of being the
cspitsl.
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MARRIED.,

In Randolph, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
Joseph Merriam, Rev. SHERMAN L. SAN
FORD. OF the North Indiana Conference,
(ormerly Of Rootstown,) and Miss HATTIE
E. HARMON, OF the former place.
In Charleston, s. c., March 7th, BY the
Rev. Thomas o. Rice, Mr.. WIN. II. WARD
OF Ravenna, and Miss NELLIE II. WILLS,
of Cleveland.
In Rsvenna, March 18th, by the Rev. C.
c. Foote, Mr.. WARREN A. RU0GLEs, and
Mise JENNETTE E. FERRY.
10 Nelson, on the l4th inst, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, by Cornelius
Baldwin. Esq Mr.. OSCAR F. AoTKINs ant
Miss ALMTRA KNowLToN, sll OF Nelson.
On Sabbath evening, Feb. 18th, in Knox
vile, Tenn, by DR.. VIM. G. Brownlow
Mr. B. BAssETT. Jr.. formerly Of this village
to Miss EMILY De PUE, Of New Jersey.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

DY VIRTUE of an order OF re appfaiss.
ID ment and sale, issued from tn, Probate Court Of
Portage county, on the 18th day Of February, A.
D. 1860 John Rho enbaugh, mini4trat)r Of Peter
Rhoienbuugh, deceased, will sell at public sale, ON
the premises, on
Fr,day, the soth Of day M1rcs. A. D., 1860.
between the sours Of one AMI four o'clock p NJ. OF
eald day. the following real estate, situate in the town
ebip Of FRANKLIN, county of Portage, and State Of
Ohio. Begiuning at post standing In the s,u',
Iir az lot No. 3c, ten chains east of the south
corner Of BARBER Clark's land, in said TO-. thenH
north one degree we, Is chains and Is links 10
inks 70 poat; thence north gree, n nj T,es
Is chains links to post; ,hehce north 70 degrees D
chaIrs 81 linka to pos thence south desre eass
81 chains "a link post In the south line OF asd laS
thence south 20 degrees 40 minutes west 10 chsine -
inks along the south line Of said lot. contaDinS -
acres and - hundredths OF acre Of land. is ~
same more or less. Said land to be sold subSect n,
the dover estate e Betsy Ph ,denbauyh
JOHN RH0DENBAUGH, AdministratOF. asa.
BY Strawder & HaEs, he AsaOrnssS.
February 20, l50O-%w.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

Its wonderful effects and consequent popula rity-
perhaps article 10 the history of tne MateTa Med
ca, ever acquired the same patronage was subjected
to the nber OF and different tests, and
mot with 81 feW failures 8 the Mustang Liiment.-
II has justly been styled Panacea for all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swoilings, Sprains Bruises, or Erup
tiOns on Man or Boast. II Is so far q medicine O
surprising virtue, that physicians compelled ia
prescribe 1t, and from some remarkable cures oi
Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic cases, hab natu
rally attracted much attention from the rst scientific
minds of the age. No family afford to be without
a bottle Of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Be
WARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine is sold BY respectable dealers1n all
parts Of the world.
BARNES & PARK. Proprietors, N. Y.
TFSo'd by Curtis HATCH, Ravenna, Ohio.
March Z, l660-1mA
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AssiRnce's Notice.

THE personal property and effects o.
Chauneey G. Norton, consisting Of Goods,
vendue, at the Store recently occupied by the said
Chauncey G. Norton, In Garretsvile, on the 4ih day
OF April next commencing ut 10 O'Clock ln the fore
Of said day, and will couunue from day 10 day
thereafter until the property is sold.
TERMS or SALE.-TWe enty per cent. will be required
10 be made at the time Of sale; thirty per cent In ad
dtiOn thereto, in two months, and the balance 10
ave months. Deferred payments TO be on interest
from the time OF sale andto be amply secured before
property 10 delivered.
Gaireltsville, Feb. I8, 1s6O-feb226w
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&, OF EPiccolomini is married. She sang
one morning at the Crystal Palace, and lett
on the next for Dublin, where the knot wss
MED. The happy possessor of the fascinat.
ing singing birdie On Italian Prince,a Roman
by birth, and q relative of one Of the cardi-
nails. He does not as in many inatances.
smsrry for the round sum realized BY the 70.
ealist, but as q man OF some fortune-for
laly.
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Premature FuMeral-The COGliu
is Smashed and the Corpse
Comes TO Life.

Premature FuMeral-The Coffin
is Smashed and the Corpse
Comes TO Life.
A singular sffair occurred yesterday at the
negro settlement known as Hog Neck, near
the Rocky River Plank Road, some six
miles from this city. An old negro named
Jacob Sanders, and who. was, fomi'arIy
known as Old Jskey, died (apporently) late
on Sunday night, and yesterday afternoon
his body was put in rough pine coffin, which
was placed in wagon, and the procession
an unusually large one-moved towords
the grave. While on the way the horse OF
tached to the wagon containing the coffia
took fright ard broke into mad run, upset
ting the wagon and throwing the cof60 out
1t rolled down o small hill, being badly
smashed on its way. The mourDers rushed
to the spot and were vastly amazed to see
Old Jakey rising from among the ruins OF
his coffin and staring slupidly around. His
inky black face, suow white wool and white
sbroud formed startling picture, turning the
amaZeneDt of the colored mournefs into
fright, and they all took wildly 70 their heels
Those who have scen Mr.. Il. ID. Rice. as The
Virginia Mummy, Can form faint idea OF the
BerU comic tableau.
Az soon as Old Jakey recovered his scat
tered senses, he lay down upon the groGnt
and yelled Justify for the mourners to come
back. They came at length, Cautiously
one BY ope-and the old fellow was carried
home. He was very we'll this morning sne
don't intend TO die for some time yet. HI
had been aiing for several days and on Sun
day night he apparently stopped breathing
his limbs became stiff aud his body cold. -
His under jaw tell aud his eyes sank far int
his head. He lay so all night and through
the day; up TO the time, in fact; when tn
= wagon upset, and his friends had good rea
son to suppose him dead man. The shocI
OF the upset evidently resuscitated him, an,
had it not occurred, poor Old Jakey woult
now doubtless be under the sod. He il
nesrIy seventy years old and was formerly I
slave in Tennessee.-C Cleveland PIGindedLsr
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THE STEWART STOVE
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates t. perfection with Bituminous Coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will pay for itself in saving of fue, every years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of Cooking at the time, and gives
you also plenty of hot water, and warming closet
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge of veteran inventor
VI ~ 'N'' Va THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts In
front, all ut the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work Of any other Stove with the
'A''' ''A'N " The STEWART sfovE
Cooks meat and pastry togeth without impartng
the favor of one 10 the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty velrs. Many are now In use that
were purchased fft en and twenty years ago. Al
though costing at first, it is in The end cheaper
'n"A "'' The <TEWART STOVE
Is the article tel to every famyt will aid in pro.
noting luxury with economy. While it will tie found
an invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy,
will aso prove G lod samaritan in securing comfort
aud happiness TO tho families of the poor. 10 those
In moderate circum it make itself indisPens-
BILE by its labor saving and economical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be re-
turned,-so you run no kind of risk in trying 1t.
A. w. BECKLEY,
Sole Agent for Portage County.
Small descriptive Phamplcts sent by Mail, without
Charge
The PRIDE OF TIE WEST, EMPIRE STATE,
KANSAS and seveta other patterns OF Diving Flue
| Kept constantly on hand.
| Ihave the best assortment Of ELEVATED OVENS
In Northern Ohio.
The PRESIDENT Is the best farmers stove in ex-
ieence 1t being of the latest patterns and made
very heavy and durable. The hampers are arranged
40 that the heat passes directly out of the pipe when
not baking, which is great convenience In warm
weather.
| The KING, EMPEROR, SUMMIT, UNION and
| QUEEN are all patterns which have established a
large and enviable reputation wherever used.
Cast Iron Pumps, Plows, Points,
and general assortment Of
Housekeeping Articles,
always on hand.
A latgs and varied assortment of Plain and Fancy
and Japanned
TinWare,
kept constantly.
Daitymsn will consult their interests by examin
! ing those
|CHEE Sc VATS,
which have given the best satisfaction 10 all using
them.
FAVE TROUGHING
and all kinds 6f Jobbing will receive prompt atten
| ton.
Old Iron, Rags, Brass, Copper and Pewter receivet
in exchange.
South Side Main Street, opposite PhillipI Furnisur,
! Rooms. \
RivennG, Jaudavy 81, Ieso-1y
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LeRnl Notice.
(tATHARINE CATION and George

4 lATHARlNE CATON and george n
" Caton, non residents OF the State Of Ohio, are
hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March, A. b.,
1850, Andrew HeFid died In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the Codn
y of Portage and State Of Ohio, his petition against
them, alleging that on the 18th day Of June, 1854
said plaintiff purchased, with his own means, OF
W. Tappan, and caused to be conveyed 70 the said
CStharine, who then the wife OF said plaintiff,
family, OF land, situate in largo Lot; No. 81
In the south division of lots In the township Of Ra
Venna county Of Portsge and state of Ohio, paricu
larry described 10 said petition; that on the 18th day
Of December, 1855 said plaintiff also purchased, with
his own means, of said Tappan and eau ed 10 be con
veyed 10 his then wife, the said Catharue, for the
same purposes, 50 feet Of land in the same lot and
adjoining the aUove acre, particularly described In
said pet ion; that the title in said lands still
main In the said Cathafihe, aud embrace the family
homestead OF plaintiff, and on which he has made
valuable and lasting improveme nts, and has beer
Ia the possession OF the same since he purcha sed
them; that on or about the 18th day of May ls5' the
said Catharine abandoned said plaintiff and elopeG
With other parties to Oregon, where she has since
obtained divorce from said plaintiff and married
the said George X. Caton, who by right Of said mar
rage, claims interest In said LANDS; that the OBJ
conveyed 10 the said Catharne has been defeated b!
her abandonment of him. and he asks that he may bt
renvested with the title TO sad lands and equitable
| relief.
The defendants further notified that unless the,
appear aud answer or before the third Saturda!
Sfer the Cd day Of May I66O the prayer OF the pet
Iloner will be granted. .,.
March 81. le60-6w Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Long Lost, but Now Found p!
HOLINESS TO THE LORDi

HULEN Es"' TO II I'0r'D'
A FTER twenty years experience. | have
n succeeded In discovering u HAIR DYK that ID
superior TO all others.
he is now prepared TO color hair black or brown al
half what It usually costs, and will sell his ivaled
Hair Dye at Just half what they have e pay for ohei
dyes. Those wishing t. purchase will do we'll to call
at my Shaving and Half Cutting Saloon at the Collins
House.
Shaving done 50 easily that person cannot feel It,
Hair Cutting done in tho most approved style, and
Shampoonihg done truly delightful.
l also manufacture and keep on hand q spienSlo
Hair restorative, which I will insure to Keep 0e
sca'p clear Of dandru co ~ the aching humors Of 10
scalp, and prevent the filling on OF the hair
Rszors and scissors sharpened ,
February !, ls60-ly PHOt. JAM ID:
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LOCAL AND personal.
{ Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TTREE n 7TE
Notice.

The Democratic electors of Ravenna
township are requested to meet at the office
Of the PORTAGE SENTINEL, on Saturday evsn
ino, the 3lst inst, for the purpose of nom
insting a Township Ticket to be supported
at the ensuing election.
JAMES w. SOMERvILLE,
Com. Of Ravenna Township.
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lHsTRucTlNa AND INTERESTING LECTURES.
We understand that our townsman, Prof.
H. P. GATcHELL, who has acquired an ex.
tensive celebrity throughout the State BY
his popular and professional lectures, con.
templates delivering a course Of lectures 10
this village next week, should suitable en-.
courseement be extended to him. The sub
iect of the lectures will be "Man," in the
treatment of which he will be aided by 400
splendid illustrations OF the structure OF hu.
man and animsl bodies. We hope the eff.
forts Of Prof. G. 10 impartiDg valuable in
formation in relation to the "noblest work
Of God" may be warmly seconded by our
citizens, and that he may have in his own
town, that which has been extended to bin
in other and less pretentious places-a full
house each evening.
In this connection we may mention that
the citizens of Upper Sandusky have sub.
scribed $3.50 for a second course Of these
lectures.
SCHOOL TEACHERS ExAMINATIoNs.-The
Commissioners have granted the use Of The
Court Room to the Board OF School Ex.
aminers, and the examinations will here.
after be held in that place. The Board has
been greatly inconvenienced heretofore
from not being provided with a suitable
room in which to hold their sessions, owing
to the neglect Of the Commissioners to OBJ
tain such, and now Ihut the large and com
Portable Court Room has been secured we
presume their examinations will be held
with pleasure to themselves and profit TO the
people.
VANCE & HINMAN's FURNITURE Rooms
TO the advertisement OF VANCE g. HIN
MAN, No. Phoenix Block, which appears
in our columns to day, we wish to direct the
attention Of our readers. They have every
thing appertaining to housekeeping at rea'
sonsble rates, and TO persons wishing ar'
ticles in their line, we commend them al
courteous and honorable gentlemen.
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MEDICAL NOTICE. DELLEEBAUGH vii
be in attendance at the Collins House, Ra
VIENNA, April I'd.
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put up in glass cases. air tight and will keep in any
climate.
The FAMILY CATHA, IRTIC PILL 10 q gentle
but active Catharlic that ~ tho pioptetr has used
in his practice more than, - twenty years
The constantly increas II lug demani from those
who have long used the PILLS, an the satisfac.
ton which all express in - regard IN their use, has
Induced me to put them - within the reach or ALL
The Profession well know that different Cath.
artics act different p portions of the bowels.
Tre FAMILY CATHAF RTlC Pill has, with due
reference TO this well ESQ tabished fact b-eh COM
bounded from 4 variety - of the puTest Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike every part of the ALI
nentary canal, AID are II good and safe IN all eases
where a Ca tha rite is aeed "a lei, such as DERAEsE.
MEET OF THE STOMACH. ~ SLEFPIEEss, CosTIvNEss,
PANS IN THE BACK AND q LOiNS,. PAIN AND SORE.
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from dden colo
which frequently. il neg p lrcted, end in long
course of Fever, Loss ofE Appetite. Creeping
Sens .tion of Cold over the Body. Restlessness,
H headache, or Weight In C the Head, all Inhamma.
tory Diseases, Worms rs lin 'hlldreh or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Pu tlfer Of the Blood, and
many diseases to which flesh is heir to numerous 70
mention in this advertisement. Dose TO 3.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
The Liver Invigoratpr and Fa nily Cathartic Pills
are rrtaied by Druggists generally, and sold whole
sale by the Trade in all the large tow 8.
ST. w. SANFORD, N. D.,
| Manufacturer and PROPRIETOR
335 Broadway, New York.
JannaYv 10. Ic6n-Iy
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-1o!Is 90 lsnm alloq u5n5 punoAn peddrIA SuoosI!p
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10 suopRInd0Id 1eqlo nEql eIoW Vonm os $500 ll-A
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5uIIayns 0ul 5uEAumsI 80 saAaNsI GlusHb0suoo pun
'pu!H Gu 10 o,aldo o!l0SeInd mc'J eslJ &eIue sI
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VARNISHES of superior quality. Brush
Y "a, a great variety. Linseed Oil, Tanners OIL,
I coal OH, Carbon Oil and Lard OIL at
Auguss " lsW' s"1TTs'
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nR. BRONSON having been so far redu.
~ ced by consumption as to be considered beyond
all hope of recovery by the most eminent of the med
clan Of twenty years practcels last resort, con
ceived the idea of A%ALYZING The HLOOD, and
applying the suhjec, of physiology 10 the more imme.
upon the health and system. The result has been tho
which Or. Bronson was restored t" perfrc! health
Within six months after its introduction, over TWO
thousand cOnsumptiveS were efactusly cured by 1t.
If you have any complain of q eOnSumrtive tenden-
cy, touGH, Cold, llEADACHE. PALPlT4T1oN OF THE
HEART, Loss OF APPETITE, OR PAIN IN THL SIZE losa
no time in procuring bottle Of the hLOOD FOOD.
If you suffering from NERvous DEBILITY. or your
sleep is broken and disturbed, if your spirits de-
pressed your relaxed, y0u will fGd In this
an unf,iling remedy by commencing with TEN drops.
If your LIVER is torpid, or diseased in any manner
whatever, ONE OR BOTTLES will be sure to inviR'
orate, and bring it into lively and heahfu action
In the most nveerate of DYSPEPSIA, the patient
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief
A benefit is always experienced after taking ONLY
ONE BOTTLE. In MAZE OR FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND
WEAKNEssEs, the sufferer, after trying other reme-
dies in vain, may rest assured that certain cure will
result from Two OR THREE BOTTLES. The "RLoOD
FOOD" is effactua in all cases of ERupTIONs, SALT
RHEUM, ScRoFULos and other like complaints. Pale
and ENACT ated children aid adults are Immediately
benefited by ITS use It gives strength to the body
and color and beauty to the skin Physicians OF all
schools are using twith wonderful succe g.
For full directions, see circulars. Price 81 per
bottle.
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RAvENNA MARkET-MARcH 81.

on REcrRD wHsKLY BV JOHN whIrfLHsEY, RAVENNA
SUMMIT MILL.
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

Compounded rom Pure Vegetable Extracts, ana
put up in glass cases, air tight and will keep In any
climate,
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AND GET RfcH,
(oa Ky. Jean at 99c; Good Sa,ines At 33e,)
INFLUENCED BY Low PRICES,
ION an Extra Stock OF ClothipgJ

OUR SALES LARGELY INCREASE
(on the cheap OF Boots and Shoes the country
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-21
Under stJCH INFLUENCE,

(on Hats, Caps, Fancy Baskets, Carpet satches and
Travelling Bags)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-23
In a letter to Mr.. Coles, he said:

Yet the hour OF emancipation is advancing in the march
Of time IL H cone and whether brought by the gen.
crous energies Of minds or by the bloody process
Of 81 Domngo excited and conducted by the power Of our
pesent enemy. If stationed permanently within
country, and Offering asylum and the oppressed
leaf Of or history 10. vet turned r.