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with all bad Effects arising therefrom, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATlON.
He has succeeded in curing in this city, some
selfstyed physicians, who profess TO treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving tha
least particle Of benefit.
Dr Gl B2ON does not boast that he Is member Of
sorno College in London or Paris, perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the nnocents
allied But what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of is
this that he Is able % give entire satsiacton 70
those who repose confidence in his ability and lnteg
rity and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine 20 equal for the
| arrangements, both mental and physical arising
from sexual or secret abuse.
/ DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment tl3
following advantages all others yet discOyeredi
and first the agents used in respect disagree
| able he uses no relics Of the dark ages such 4s
/ Mercury nor any other deleterious drug: secondly
no restrictions in diet or business is 1nlQ-
Iy his treatment Is positive and certain IN all cases
he stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital IN the United States and demonstrar5 the
immense superiority OF his new treatment over any
| other now known TO the world 10 point Of prompt
ness, permanency mildness, safety and conVenienes
/ to the patient
Dr. GIBSON i5 permanently located IN Cleveland
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment Reference can De given %
individuals Of the hrst respectabiity IN CleTaanqi
/ Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional trans
| DVBpepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and ali cnrun1o
diseases treated with superior success.
ne Medicine sent % any part OF the country On
Dr. GeIBsoN's New Work on Physiology for sale
az hHH of
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CHERTFF5S SALF.-PURsUANT

~ TT WTNI u DhuLIs--L q UNoUANI
- to the command Of writ Of vendi exponas is-
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Uuyahoga
against the Jity Of Cleveland, defendant, 70 me di.
rected shall offer for sale at the brewery Of Lloyd
4 Kaneen, on Pittsburgh street opposite Lyons
street. In the City of Cleveland the 2lst day Of
August 1850, at O'Clock P. NJ, one One-horse beer
wagon, and one malt mill and apparatus belonging
thereto. -. ,..f. = 20, -.
an T. TrarpeoTr cant anglns R2gJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Arrived at Osvego 18th, from Cleveland, sch,asner
Is,o72 bu wheat. erI.I a.i +. %
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P. S.-Dr. L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nOWse directly or indirectly, induce
or caust any invalid to take his medicines without
the stro igest probability of relief or cure.
BB-O .nsultation and advice, free Of charge. "a
The d or shall be literally considered. aug3
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spalding q Parsons, Pltas Att'ys. july3o:2g8
NOTICE TO CONTRAOTURS.-
Y Proposals will be received at the office Of the
Cty Civil Engineer until Y O'Clock NJ. August 18th,
1860, for building main sewer, commencing at the
intersection Of Euclid with Brownell streets, and
extending thence along Euclid TO Muirson street.
and along Muirson street 10 Lake Erie Also, q
sewer commencing at the intersection OF Erie with
Euclid street. along Erie to oregon and along Ore
gon to MuirsOn street.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more par
tcular Information obtained at said Engineer Office
Proposals will be received for building said sewer
and rnis hing materials; also, for building the same
and the City to furnish the materials.
Each proposal must be accompanied by q good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder TO enter into
contract a. the price named in his proposal, should
the same be accepted.
The Board of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of the bids reserying the right to accept or
= ~ j. II. SARGENT,
Aupl:2q6 ' City Civil Engineer.
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81
GtLEVELAND AND PIYTSBUh6|
" RAILROAD.-SPRn AnhA AEeEMEAT. 70 take
S sSlsgt Ct on Monday, June llt IA $50 IkAINs hhA8A
1880 A. M.-Man for Plttsburgh, Wheelihg and New
B5P. .M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
5ylVania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
! 7rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect a. Hudson for Akron and millersburg.
the same as BY Northern Lines 10 New York.
F.R MYERS, G. Il Agent. --'' = juhsii 5IS II
OLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
4 J ROAD.-SUMMERA AHRAsGEMEsr. On snlf after
Monday, July 9th 1859, Trains on this Road viii run
~ NJ, Through Mail, stopping at all stations Oh
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
100 P NJ Mail stops at all stations east Of sandusky,
ON Northern Division, and arrives at San
SEQ p N. 5eieTraph Express stops ct ali stations
and arrives at Toledo q 1918 2 RI n &. g..
dusky, Mansfield and Newark X. r., at Clyde with
tile sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati K K, a. a. IRE
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troft, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Laiyeltei
Cairo, Alton, ST. Louis, and all points West North
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West ct $40 A. n, and 9O5 P. NJ; from sandusky
L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July 9, ls6o
| 0tLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
! " ROAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMEST. 1860.
| On and AFTER Monday, April 9ths 1850, Passenger
| Trains will run follows:
! III LEAVE CLEVELAND.
/ 1000 A. n. MAIL TRAlN-stopplng at all Stations
| except Wicklifa, Mentor, Perry, Unit n
! vile, Say brook and SWanYiile; and arriY e
| at Erie 1870 P. NJ. Dunkirk $3.50 P. n, Bui-
s2oP.n CTNCiNEATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
| ping at PainesVille, Ashtahula and Girard
] only; and arrives at Erie 5.32 P NJ, Dun
| kirk s25 P. d. Buffalo $50 P. n - -
| 4.lO p NJ CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping at all stations.
| emp NJ NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping a
Painesville, Ashtabuia and Girard only
and arrives at Erie l2;i7 A. NJ Dunkirl
25OA NJ, Buffalo 4:20 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
| 1.55 NJ NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpptug q
Girard, Ashtabula and PainssYille only
and arrives ct Cleveland $50 A. T..
1898 A. u. MAIL TRAlN-stOpplng az an staLlOn
except Say brook, Unionyilie, Perry, Men
tor and Wickif1e, and arrives at CleYelan
$50 p. N.
/ I4OP.M DAY EXPRESS TRAIh-Stoppng at Gi
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Painesyin
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. n.
Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut at b;l
A. NJ stopping at all stations, and arriving at ClevS
land at $40 n.
An the trains going westward connect at Cleyelan
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus ClnclI
natl ST. Louis, &C; and all the trains going e5t
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y L =
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New Aol
Z I Central and BufalO & New York City hallroali3-
| H. NOTTINGHAM, sup {.
: Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
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Professor Of Ezectropathy and Medicine,
81 Once No III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 u and rom 70 TO- O'Clock
daily. (Sundays excepted-l aug
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1fmtistrg.

4 TKlNSON AND BUTLER
"a Are now prelSrs. s.,,5l slillls ana saa se -
sbss1icsf Denfisfry, in the very best stFl9, apa
ii Nos. ls-lT Holman Block, opposite ne
New Post omo9
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NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF A
N decretal order Of the Court OF Common Pleas
OT Cuyahoga countyi Ohio, in case which James Y.
are deendants 10 me directed, shall expose t0r sale
at tie door Of the Court House in CleTeandi in sad
comfy on the 4t day Of September, 1850 at o'clock
p M, Of said day, the following described premises:
situate in the City Of Cleveland in the county OF
GTabos and State Of Ohio on the west side OF the
SSysEoSa river II that part Of Cleveland which WAS
formerly Ohio City, and bounded Rs follows: begin
Hg Al The intersection Of the north line OF Vermont
street with the west line Of West street; thence
northerly along said West street 70 Washington
street; thence westerly along Washington street Gu
feet; thence sOuthery parallel with West street 70
Vel mont street; thence easterly along said Vermont
street 70 the place Of beginning Appraised AZ 2O
Plaintin7s Atty. Master Cons.
GHERIFFsAND MASTER COM
- MISSIONER's SALE Pursuant to the conl-
mand Of an order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Vi T. jackson, plaintiff, against John 7, Newton et
Al defendants, shall oier sale at the door Of the
on the sth day q September lS60, AZ O'Clock p, Nj
one-seYenth in common OF the following described
lands and tenements, to wiz h. 60 =. ,,-,- .
and in the City Of Cleveland in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in the Bualo
Company Purchase so called, and known As tho
Srhoe OF Blocks so o., - "R r." and 81. l. the
whole Of Block T., except lots Nos as 80 40 45l
"a as 466 and 467, the whole Of Block ", except
lots NOS 5Oi 5O2 53 so and 523 in Block NJ, lots
Nos 3iT and 3s; in Block U, lots Nos $50, 4s, is2
in BLOCK l. l. lots Nos s42 and S43 In Block u. U.
lots Nos lOs2 1854 1855 1856 l0s lose, lo9l 1922 lo93
and 1924; Blocks Nos Al, ~ As and ~ situate upon
he Island called upon the west side Of the Cuya-
hoga River and bounding and abutting upon the
Old hiyei Bed aud Lake Erie.
oiN D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
anesR2oo and Master COm'r.
MASTERS SALE.-NOTICE.-
lNN In pursuance Of a decretal order issued from
ft otIrt OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio,
in a case IN which Ralph H. Worthington Is plain
tif and Myron Douw ct. al deiepda9ts, 70 me dl-
srfed shall expose for sale at the door Of the new
onrt House IN the City Of Clegeiand in said county,
an me Ilth day Of September 1850, at o'clock P,
III, OF said day, the following described lands and
tenements, to wit ... fr H...HI F..
Situate In the City Of CLEVELAND, Uuyahoga county
the Nileyvie Plat In said city, being In that part
Thereon which was formerly in OHIO Cys and is six
~ faat front and one hundred and iorty-nns feet,
nine inches deep. Appraised At s. 500; -
l.. Prentiss, 4. W. BlhGhAMi
Plt'fls Atty. Master CONT
aug0R2p0
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9hnatEiams, &f.

G DIR. r. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
ID AND CHEST,
N NOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
20 INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will he At his Office No. zs2 Superior street. Cleve-
land Ohio Opposite the Post ONCE two doors east
Of HOfiman's Block, on the following dates OF each
and every month"; viz 49,,
lsL 3D. llth l2th, 18Th, 14th and 3Oth.
M BB-A PAMPHLET, ,-6a
containing brief sketch Of DR.. LYoNs Life, Study,
and extensive Travels has Just been issued by him,
which can be obtained at his office BY all who desire
one4 free Of charge.
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchant' Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 2ithi 25th and 55tn. -,
Ravenna-Collins House, o ch month, 80 and 4th-
Akron-Empire House, each month, 9TH and 6th
MsssiiIon-A American Hotel, each month, g and 10.
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 18th and 18th.
Bellevue-Bellevue House, each month 20 th 2lst.
Norwalk-American House, each month, Is and ly
Adri n Mich.-Each month, 22d and I'D.
Mansfeld-27th and 25th.
Dr. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye He, therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
the patients to relate any Of their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms ana the lOca-
/ tion of your disease explained, free Of charge
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
I give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws OF lie
With blood my hands never stain,
is-Dr. l. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nOWise, directly indirectly, induce
or caust any invalid to take his medicines without
/ the stro Igest probability of relief or cure.
HHlnrnnu NuTn of ri
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ManntaetMtEra.
PHGNIX FOUNRDY.

n ERRY & HOLT.-WE HAVE
comeinto possession Of the Old Phoenix Foun-
dry and Machine shop and have reitted the same
with first-class tools, and now prepared to re-
6eive orders for Castings Of all kinds, such Rail-
road Mill Gearing, Building and Boat work, Steam
Fnanes Jobbing Of all kinds, Gear Cutting, Pattern
making, &C Mr.. GERRT's large experience to the
Foundry business, and J, p. HOLT in the Machine
business will, with prompt attention 10 business,
give us share sf public favOr we trust.
nsJ-A catalogue OF our Patterns will be sent by
mail when ordered mRy25R24
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
y ORDER OF OUURT.-on the Sd day Of Sep
tember, 1860, between one and three P. M, at the
southerly door Of the Court House, in the City or
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, will be sold 70
the highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property Of Stanley S. Ruple, deceased, to wit=
Situate in the township of Euclid in said county OF
Cuyahoga, and is part OF lot No AZ and bounded as
follows: commencing at stone in the centre OF Inc
st. Clair road, bearing north 4655 east from stone
set in the west line Of said lot No ~ and in the CEN
tire Of the St. Clair road; thence south 59 east Is
chains 81 links stone the south line Of SAID
lot No A. and q chains and 81 links east Of ;. "
csrer of said lot No. ~ thence west chains and 10
links along the south line Of said lot AZ TO stake
thence south 1919 west7 chains and links TO stone
set in the centre Of the road from OOamer village
to the Lake; thence north 4S7 west along the cen
ire Of said road 5 chains and 2 links to a stones
thence north 46o east chains 40 links TO stOnei
thence north 431so west chains and 80 LINKS 70 a
stone in the centre of the St. Clair road Themes noE
46lSo east along said road chains " links 70 the
place Of beginning containing l2lO-lOgacre OF land
subject to the homestead of Rebecca IL. Huple anu
Ella A. Ripple. Appraised at Sl,02o
Terms OF sale-Uns quarter IN hand5 one LnlIu o.
the remainder In months, and one thlrd IN z
months and one third in Is months.
REBECCA E. RUPLEs
Aumfnfsrratrix Of
Stanley S. Ruple, deceased.
nf1u
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M AST ER COMMISSIONERS
lYN SABE.-Pursuant to order of sale issued
% lle from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyaho-
"a county, Ohio, upon the 10th day of july 1900 IN
an action therein pending, wherein Ezra Chappe ls
plaintiff and Henry l.. " hitman, Susan whitman,
John I. Newton, NJ. r. Keith, John Coon, and the
Michigan Insurance Company, defendants,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House in said county, upon the LIST day q
September, 1860, at O'Clock p. M, the lands and
tenements, described as follows, to wit;
Situats in the Township of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seve al in the thirteenth range of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the state OF
Ohio, and which is also int the county Of Cuyahoga
andis known by being City lots No. two hundred
and five (25J two hundred and six, (26l four hun-
dred and sixty, (0 seventy i've, (75l twenty
On, in Barber q Lords subdivision in OhlO Cityf
now Cleveland, and pait of lot No. three hundred
and twenty-nine (32g) in the Willeyylle allotment
50 called in said citysaid part Of said lot is sixty
feet front on Columbus street, and ten rods deep, De
the same more less but subject to all legal high
way.
witt
Lot NO. 10 At..-'-. ~
. 2J6 -
:" " 400 at........... ~
- - 70 -
" - 2 A9.Jy
Part Of lot No. 10
t.. JOSEPH s GRANNtS,
Master Commissioner.
Spalding Parsons, Pitts Attys. july30;299
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
I ] RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No. Is.
10 take effect on after Thursday, February 10 ls5s
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ltnWtNNilIf, AIH. Nihi lNNN.
Ma. Ebiror SIN.
Agreeable 10 proN.
ors arrangements, amuoting of the friends
or judge Dourln' was held iu Cuvcus.
Vile ON last Saturday evening the ilh
inst. Quite number OF persons ~ oil
political shades nockCd iu from the couu-
iy TO hear and to see those distinguished
gentlemen whose names were ounouuc.
ed in the posters but in this we were all
The meeting however was
organized by calling John McN0ul to pre-
side assisted ly q number Of vice presi-
dents and secretaries. Ira G. Mitchell Of
Centre county was then introduced to the
audience, and after eulogznr himself
handsomely, he unmoskad his battery
and poured in q calling fire upon the
Stern Democracy Of Curwcnsvillc-This
was answered only by generous smiles
the constjnt and cheerful companions of
conscious rectiludc. Not one word was
said nor an allusion made to the perniCI-
Gus tendencies of Black Republiclnism,
while our Republican friends stood0round
in chuckling silence at the line of argu-
menls pursued by this champion Of Mod
q II bNlLANNl tAA " = nav z bNtll tltllbAN
informed that this gentleman has been
politically associated with every vile a.
domination that has distracted our good
old commonwealth since the campaign Of
1858. But Notwithstanding the disapa
pointments to which we were subjected
on that occasion, our hearts were glad
dened at being permitted once more to
look upon that distinguished gentleman
who delivered the first taboltion speech ev-
er made in Curwensyille. or perhapsin the
county. He, too, was called TO the stand,
and after torturing himself severely some
thirty minutes, sat down-not that the
audience were tired ofhim, by any means
but the gentleman hat shot his ,cad. A Sc.
ries Of resolutions in direct conflict with
the speaking, were then read, adopted,
and ordered to be published in the Clear
field Republican.
The object of this meeting was to organ
ize Douglas Clut No. 2. to act in conjunc.
Clearlield but as there was not power en-
Ouch to turn the masher 1t was abandon-
ed for the present. Thus ended fizzle No
.. A few more meetings of this kind and
there will be no division in the rank; OF
the Democracy in this county. The hon
est members who have been led astray
will return and rally around the time.
honored banner Of our party, wisor if not
better men. And as we have no kind
feelings for the Republicans as a party.
we will hurl the leaders Of those windy
pests, into the very heart OF their camp,
no matter how unwilling they may be to
receive them. INCoG.
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For the Republican
Traitor, Disunionist, Secessionist ?

This caption seems to be the vocabulary
of about fifteen or twenty men in and a.
bout Clearfeld town aud Curwensville.-
The leaders OF this faction however fol.
loved the dictation of Forney, Hickman
& Co., for the last two years and some Of
them have been fighting the Democratic
party even longer than that
For the last two years some of them
openly repudiated, and voted against the
regular nominees of the Democratic par
ty-even prambutated the county tor
some Of the nominees oftho Black Rerub-
llcan party, and some of them are enga-
ged in their third crusade against .he reg
ular nominees of tie party.
How beautiful it sounds for such men
to point tiher fingers at their peers, and
say Traitors Disunicmists and Secession
lists it is something like Satan reproying
sin, and some Of the most reckless among
them have only voted but two or three
times some OF them have had no vote at
all. Yet these are the men to dictate
and vilify those that voted the Democrat.
ic ticket before they were born,
For two weeks this faction laboyed in
getting up the meeting at Curwensyille,
which proved such 4 miserable i1lure-anl
which they ale now proclaiming through.
out the county, to have been attended
by 700 persons, when in fact they had not
10 stratout Douglasites in The meeting.
The resolutions were accepted 10y 8 yeas
the negative not being pat by the Prcsi.
dent of the meeting.
Now, will give them a chance to
prove out their seven hundred men
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

a great deal of money was spent by In
veStigatiug Committees, last winter in
their efforts to ferret out what they pleas
ed to term corruption in the printing
enormous frauds in contracts
with the government were afterwards sub
divided between partzans and friends. A
new rule was adopted by Congress and an
"honest, pious, trustworthy man, named
Tom Ford, OF Ohio, was chosen to do the
work. Here is the first Of Abolition econ
omy and reform
The CoyoDE COMMITTEE REpoRT--SCuEME
OF the PoMucIANs DErEATED.-It is un-
derstood, says the Washington Star, that
Mr. Ford, the House Printer has virtual .
" sold his contract with the House to Mr..
Paugborn, after previously selling it to
Messrs. Larcomb & English, who have ex-
ecuted the work for Mr.. Ford up to this
time. The public know that Larcomb &
English deny Ford'y right to make the Sc
cond sale, and have euioined Mr.. Heart,
Superintendent Of public Printing not to
pay over n dollar TO Ford or his second as.
signee. ur. Heart will respect the writ
Of Injunction. 50 if Mr.. Pangborn essays
to execute the work remaining to be done
/ he must have rich hackers III the spccula-
ton for a while it will require heavy
capital, the chances are ten 10 one that
/ the Circuit Court will decide in favor OF
Larcomb & EngliSh's claims to the sub
contract covering Of course the right to
execute whatever portion of the work
Paugborn may do. In the Meanwhile
Larcomb & English have possession of 9
&C. al ,,Vi,, I,,,.y
embracing 10000 copies OF the volumin-
Gus report of the Covode Committee or,
dered by the House to be printed especi.
ally as a Republican party electioneerini
!, document for the current Presidential
campaign. That large batch of documents
rs well as others, are now ready for deliv
cry to the House binders but not shee
will Larcomb and English permit to 90 ou
Of their possession until the Court decide
whether their sub contract or that Of Pang
born is the valid one The legal question
will be in allegiance quite long enough, W,
apprehend, to entirely defect the partizar
purpose of the Republican majority of th,
House in ordering the printing Of the i'm
mense edition of that expensive work, tn
cost of which they saddled upon the Ma
/ tional Treasury. We apprehend tina
there are not few others in the Dstric
of Columbia besides Larcomb & English
and Deirees, who having claims growini
out Of the House printing of this Congress
, are not little nervous over the coudi
tion in which it now stands. So mucl
, for the public printing stencil which tn
| last House raised the oder of their owi
: rascalities being likely 20 smell most offer
sively in the nostrls Of an honest pub
lie.