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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-20

der the charge ot such association. to provide
for them suitable home. board. elothing. and
instructions, and to bring them under Chris
tan influence; and by that name shall have
perpetual succession, with power to use q
common seal. to sue and be sued. to plead and
be implicated in any court Of competent juris-
diction within the District Of Columbia, to
collect subscriptions. make bylaws. rules.
and regulations nredful for the government Of
said corporation not incousistant with the
laws ofthe United States; to have. hold, and
receive real estate by purchase. gift. or de-
wise; TO use, sell, or convey the same for the
purpose and benefit of said corporation. and
to choose such officers and teachers - may
lie necessary, prescribe their duties. and FIX
the rate If their compensation.
Sec. .. And be II further enacted, That
the officers of said association shall consist Of
president, two vice-lresidents. secretary,
treasurer, and a board Of managers. to be COM
posed of fifteen members, tbs whole to con.
sti,utc an executive committee, whose duty it
shall be to carry into effect the plans and pur-
poses for which said association was formed,
all of which officers shall be selected on the first
Tuesday in Fc5rury in each year at the an
nual meeting Of said association, which shall
be held OH said day their successors shall be
elected and hold their offices for the term of
one year, until their successors shall be duly
elected. And in case of a vacancy it shall be
filled by the other members of the executive
committee.
APPROVED, june 2, 1864.
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fPrBI.iC-No. Si.l
An ACT to Incorporate news boys no

An ACT to incorporate news boys home.
Bcm enacted By tie Scsafe and Horse
Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
Aweyica ~ Congress assemLie9, That
Joseph Henry, J. ". Forney. Henry Beard,
Sayles J. Bowen. and A. NJ. Gangewer. their
associate and SUCCESSORS. being members Of
said society. by paying into lis treasury the
sum Of two dollars annually. or lie members.
by paying fifty dollars at ona time, are here
by incorporated aud made body polite. b.
the namr off, The N-ws-b boys Home 1t Wash
ington city," for the purpose Of providing lodg-
ings. meals, and instruction to such homel,ss
aud indigent boys as may properly come un-
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cI0 IbseRene gtt fcigt ag1sMe
PoE5nS tesii@ t9ountGes ouSgenommeul, NSrra 7.A5
~&rpreB5ng sdSilG abeuoe s.15.
9elDe 3net OetDinbenr fG an ObtpFug nit alien -
zen peftti@, uOropsttllo uni lIrpefl1n. HT.
Den 3uS aa6 5reber'd sebi rdsllG Don Baltimore IN
f.3G Ra&ulttross auh Osn 6reoerlc 100 NDreens.
5ount0ss lussenGmmen. A5 ~8l
0a SAG naG EaUctts gains sebt bon Saltimur.
p~iUrseue Gn . 20 ant $40. ami RotmittGos l. 70 I'M
4.4o, aut Don GuieDtt's 0dns Dtproens TAO unS no.
anS 9aHmittoSs s.A5 GuH SOC. l +Hs5l44 0NL
9ta6 WaIbtngtOu. allg
1rSana een Baltimore no& Wofbnsfcn VfcrSeus Is
100, 800 unit 1910. at Ranm B.3O. 4.40 Gah 7.2S,
5Onntoss DsUrSens um S.45 uni 9.tO, uuS RoAs
astlags am $50. absauS OSl. DaIbtnatOn Neoraens
an $50. 1880 Gub Ills uus Ra@m. um AS 30
$3.50. SDuaIass aur JtOIsvRs G4 100 u. Ronmutoo,
800 u. $50 Run ba 2te 'unh Ate 2no pen Bolf,
acre rnb BET erite Iut Oiertt Sns pom Eof6trotc,
saiter an aGeh statlpuen ar Oel streite uub ie9ff
3us Ucn SGltlmrrt Gub Der Unite 3ns Don Ba)btnqto,
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G3n f@ IN 3. (. England. aseut in et Saubeozgte
acn oher an DE Eidet-Dffce.
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non 0enniNl nnnia Nre. 1naefShr l6l e HnR nnrht

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an ter Ncrtneftieite ban Get gto. l65 affeBt fir J.GbIs
lion con Ga iibpe9tIt1 an beiogter WOrbneIIjnie so
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f1br IS lSuB our Sit oftline pcn Got $40. Is ole6t tir
%. BcSlep; pnn "a hprr6Htif All teia9tet S%iteDit!inie 911
GuB tis BehnI. Nocnue nnp beu 6a fiio6itti& on cer Subs
psFfeite ppR 4enn, @pe. uusefGsri8 6pB bts sum NM
f1ng8pultt. Mi st tWr Or. -. WililuiS, 3G3 /. $7.6e
&c. 1729-8esinnehb fir toiieIbe an rer iibritt den
Geits pou Breftonftro ~uneefd9r 1871 SUP nOrcSitiiG Won.
Ter GGe eebilbet 6ut6 bic Sittphleite pon NIefp fl. uno
Der noIfSilihen@ eite BON Rear Naep, UNI an ner nptbs
Dftliden 2inie bpn Got $40. 1928, obgeIGdst fir e..
Gcor6c.6usb; Ben ia iieSaIi6 an teiast. dOrs Sli6sr
einie 100 6u6 Bis g8aGupt GGep (; BON Da mort SfIif an
Der nprbreftiGer Geite pom Waluut 4lep up1-lGgr l3
Gu6 BIB jut IitpefIiheu einie DC Got 10. 1870, ob9et
f1aet fir 3. 9. gehb; BON ia norsr, ftltb az b%eia9ter
@iirpittiaies 100 SuB bis 8reitontr. unp pen ba llbweit-
lid his CUR iioSitli6en Settle BOA Rreitcnitr. upgef6br 3
SUI tts sum Ipfangsplntte. GiieBt ffr 9drpi} As fla
5u ...... ....... ........ ....... ....s .S5.46
$50. 17A7-Seginuenb fin tafig(be an rer IdbSfiidvn
Seite opp, RreitonfraBe, ~unseiabr a Su6 iHpwslli& ppn
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ner Sittpefieite BON 0fpie Heb, unb an Der iiopeflid3{n
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ccn ba liisSfI d an lei gter J5ubmetlinie 50e6uG; pom
bd iiiowsftli9 paralel nit Breftonltr. Is sur ti5 sur q.
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punfte. sIfebtf fir s. @beuorit9 gu !. .g:..9.. $3.50
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BON ter @de gebilbet tlt9 Se fibDtl9, Stite BON Sr@
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Der norfGfI. &inie ter Got $40. 9h763,2 obget@Gtt fir g..
CAT beb; BON ca f~iio0ftli9l an beiagter gtcr9pilinie 80
6uB BON ba rcrfoitti9 pIraGef nit Orturritr. ~uugefSbr
Is sur 6tS our iiOwetlihen 2iuie bon Got go. 1855, a6z
geiGdst fir S. Quinn BON ba nerSweftiid an beia9ter
Siibtpyftltnie 80 ST zig Cr9arpitr. UNI ppn SG iuowefl.
an oct ilbpt Geite BON Orbaroitr. III gef1br Is GuS bis
gum aafdnsspuufte. @fest fir g. Wl During su $7.56
500 cad un a.f.3rrIia4p s1x8uftMSGs. y ice, a., Fl
iun27mobo uesfst) &itp=@pIectcr.
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adus, ssuG 5stanb, &Arltuatpu, 9paaNn
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<eaaea passs es2eA fsi&, gis Eahn sseE. eur6 SEES gSgna,
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II 500 N!etseE. gas @sras ritb eEes 1sset&netr( wasssbl !
5eps aslt sed p~aEtgisrtn sc bfa &sEtMwgussvft.
3o@ Gysftitne, DopfDu, Cincinnati, Snhio,
napcstS, pnuiSntle NIB CT. Qpuis
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errei benz at etsnsn td belonoeIe sur
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tuapC, ttt une tmpf bic TN rteleieen prtusenr heinsn werttsx
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ctn Oa5 eth 3eosT Der eInmIi capOn atmmt mil Der lDtrs
fuue 5ept6 tufrtecen uue ate ,nebr cbat ~esieibeu feta mirR.
Jeet 6nmiIte icln fets BARON i'm pauls pltsn esna dI4
BEL RtneerA ca ~~0bitpan5s lsirtuas Oeiet Rrastes wasr.
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rut Ntuen Does NuIucrt,
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'9etrnoers oetiiaHl errteleR lS.
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Rrebsfbaoen Wunpiperrt,
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S9nupfen SerihletmunG
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unterleitSbtf bperssn,1 Ddder lu6
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1885 4s G1l5hub, Sepbt IL
#ta f1at Rdut 6teper qaalusfhl1as
,ga7s Rnb alien NraatbetGeR,
rel6t aus certrrbenem Lutte entiprtngeR.
DGs Bud oaruber NIT Uteien 3engaiden stteilter perfrneH
ptre Upn mir pUrtorei duf 2Dunln an ieee apreIe peranet,
iepte tebe eepunitte &astunlt daf brtr ftne @nfrage germ
Ttbei!t.
Suliue Giencit, Dentia,
So aleranoria. "a
aIeintser Neent ocn prrf. Duneram's Rrduter
trtt Wteetstnea fur sans Amertfa.
Gic 0~duptagcutur FIR SrttimCre
beTnpet I'D In er Su@boncIune pen 3. {. & q. . ennte g.
tanisn. Rp. 2o Ueh ptatlt ane me ralelbp baS 4u&
lrrpbL ale dut' DIE pelmtttel Su elben.
~ Sn Waibinatcn "a taben pct u. &c rtslt,
Sde cerl2. 81 UNI psnnlpIr areuue r.. t~6niit&pi
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AsS& s11r 1gio1neCSn Rsn1Eut9tanat ss
ItHiraueerer unt Reiieuoe fonten iebr Ucra@tis iesa
sbe Re ltrs Btaetts taufen uuf Iouteu Dieferben nnr In
oen oHrean bss antersei@ueten 1usefeGten ascutsa
touteu.
Oletent8eu. ueI&e In Sottuore. o~ufcmn1en, UgrSen Il
spRe SGU'er'Stet 9sGetre fur oteis einie csri9affsn sSn
len, .ppeI oei Sseai Oy .Deutf@en 8sisai@aft- BET
I'pres GsnouHS tpusn cen a~utsrsei@netsn aseuteu poras4en
psre. = w. asiA4 351 81
Nas vsiters aHstuat anS RGtp srtseAt uasrtserpEl@
So y. S4ia<sE4a1SA
SenatsssEHSssss tea-ssssi at Asssdasgss ~
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D y IA II II "A 70 4
sRp5130. Battimerefr.
10000 Ss6. &uthen l. auaIitat unn in alien nerldieeeneu
GrGeehi a.. relte, lpris ale l%rnfi8en 9 II EN- MID Sc
ratbe. I'm @rcsen unt 6Ietrsn rerfaust perben MRh finret
man eaitltf ben 9rSeten 9Orrath ppn gejptrnten S9lspp-
pssen unba uiammeneelestsn 8 u n; ssiwtrnten 9eeen.
unb 6anene Shtepppeee Erpmmei-SSnnr Gampen, Ar1t-
Ieu6ter unt Gtteridl Dpht u. r NJ. exam srs enrtfr
Yer iOnen, bic i0l6es tebirfen, ftnben bier ~niebriee Tretie,
lorrrhl i'm @rrsen, re tim Sletnen. 5duptfid'li6 mabt er
WteberSertaufer edrauf nafmertinn, bel ibm ppr3ufpreden
ebs tie anrerpartS etnfaufen Sptnnrdber sentaGt uES rspa
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5Dsdpng fin Etn Dgaoeeer aao Relsace
~ ~
Gr|parutB ion 3eit, 0el6 q. Gntfe.puns
3~asftaacrss 0ss6 S9tos 8tysabnhs
fIr 500 glen Eaeilea pss 8easa5
gess
BsrGersbaEs une RIristta, 0oer 8sueco
s DaeeLtas anb @cla ostus.
Die Ensfsruaas cen 98aItsnox aa& aaea Ebetlen bxs $50
itsns cet Set. 5taGten "a ant eteer Uabu tarset, ats atss
Seldotlpea Req. Dorf Ucer arl !, gef1e erner arSereS 3gp.s
s~GtSrGnten, @es&s ne es Baltimore. anb Cbis.EIgrs
sseF-. Ssesuen screen asl benleiben .39gen unb Dcacn Sc.
rrbttI Df ets saiissssrt critics Rafe. 0et&s mear ais cgs
aopeeitt sGoSen.
Ne D1geH pte,eT Sepu peeen ~aeDoEterx size, pernsu q.
Radtseii erlsR6tet, tan Dtuter sebetst, dat es re tea EsYax
.teteu ErtntSrdner ~oerGbrettt. turSun CO III flt Bic re1ggr7.
R%tsu 1nt StAerbett sI BIHagtert Ia allen 5iG6tr asfgra3
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seatS joDtt iud&sn 9aIssaIors an6 Srttagc aGr ogst 4gci
zap atastaaan seisHst qiSa Gsi el9er 8apa Ia So STABLES
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.ra 6a1rpretis ooa 31gstaaoss 900
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y eiinnarDer &ruhfnAt,
.Uctcbe aud cbne asiGsn ces Sri.tcrs sefsbebea
'#A farm,
m~ CIR 3etlNn0 Rtrf ~gardntttt.
. 6srmdnp GIntbeg.
aaetntssS Depot fur Baltimore tst u seelbad.
10 455 l3ef 4dttimpredr.
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EAEGSE4 N2& -- a HHn r
OsranbeEteg HGhrptan
1a9 Dem 8e1en ND Moeben.
Estntcr- BabrStan.
an uHe uc6 BEN Is. ROB. Uercen bic aHae orf btese
8abn in ao@fOisenber Betis ~srpeOtrt: sa60
tae1l SuSs apEcparlG. ~551asz
YchSuS Sspf Nm ...s....-...s-s nbr 80 gaiR. 3crEs.
&~gpreBth9 y 80 HbenDf
p%orrsbur9 Accommodations. ......3 GGittas
SGrftpu .....7.20 aaors. 4.40 Rocx
C 3ags lGOmarts. n5fg.
1cpSle tonlnII an Gm NaHn
&FptesSHa Born
harrisburg accUmO0atisa. ,...........lt.6 8prHs.
Eorttru ...S. so Sscrr.. z. 90 Sberh4
Den stnt9s 5n9, tpst5er am 5ouRtas absebt, IN ees
Erpressus i'm 9 ubt 30 DIN. 1benps,
De' IN $50 8Oenpe ~1beebeube ersres,uco p;rh nm,
ia %iOiSeuOen 'itbltG' ron parrtsbnrs ~JeIesenen gnnttsl
~iHpalfen' Solo0orOuSp, 0rrt, panoper Junction, @Ier.
ror', Fnrften, Jsouttcu, &taubersSurs anb gptegs,
ollie. +3 @IG
Ser goSsus seSt tSsljG, ausseuDuiuaen sOnutoas.
Scr Srpres3us touurt tagltc. ausgenDnmen Dioutasa.
Bcfiastere fti REPRESENTATIONS lolten ben 3arr,ssuis
auO gcrftcn acccucoat;cHS5ng nebueH.
Ysf. uun Erpresstgs fecen senan in 5erbtuouuq u;1
osr BenulpIDeuia Central Stienbobu in 5arrlsDurs iii.
Dtttobure, @lspsiaMo, @olum5us, @tnctn.
ldt;, ~Jnotanapoite, fort 4apnt, @b,caa.
'ND aaen glaeen bee grcgeu Hshens, iOpie a. GImiT.
MT bsa sGea Dpr. Erie &rienhabn uoS alen Blaseu IN
EorcItGea arb DeaIlben glsa Ycrt. sW ,tstDt
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Arrival DepartureofNaiIs,

The mail from Butler to East Sandy by way Of Holy
oke Coultersville Anandale. Murrinsyie and Clinton
each week, at 0 o'clock M, returns Tuesday and
Saturday OF each week at o'etoek, p. m.
The mail from Butler to Salem Cross Roads, by way Of
Sexonburg Sarversyle Freeport Ehearers Cross Roads,
McLaughllns Store and Oakland Cross Roads, 43 miles
leaves Butler Tuesday apd Saturday of each week.
O'Clock, a. N. returns Friday and Monday CT each
week, at O'Clock, p. m,
The mail from Butler New Castle by way Of Mount
Chesnut Prospect Portersve and Princeton 2s miles,
leaves Butler Monday and Thursday of each week.
6oeiook m returns on Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, at o'clock. p.
The mail from Butler to Lawrencebuz by way Of North
Oakland, Barnharts Mills, Baldwin and Brun, 25 miles,
leavs Butler Monday and Friday Of each week. at
O'clock returns oh Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, at o'clock, p. m.
The mali from Butler to New Brighton by way Of Pc
tersburg, BreakNeck and Zeenape. % miles with two
additional trips between Break and Zeenople leuvs
Butler "Wednesday of each waek o'clock a. M re-
turns on Thursday Of achyeek at O'Clock p. m.
The mail from Butler tesPitsburg, by way Of Glade
Mills, Bakerstown, Tally Cavy Etna Dequesne and Allie
Sunday at O'Clock, a. m; arrives at Butler from pts-
burghby the route, every day Sunday excepted
o'clock, p.
The mail from Butler Mercer by way Of McCandless
Bloomington. SlipperyRock North Liberty L6hden and
Balm so miles, leaves Butler every day Sunday excep-
ted at O'Clock p. M returns by the route every
day Sunday excepted arriving in Butler att o'clock in
the morning.
The mail from Butler to Indiana, by way Of Coyles-
vile, Worthington Kitanning. Ederton and Sheoca
4s miles, leaves Butler Monday and Thursday Of each
week, Mt O'Clock. returns Tuesday and Friday
each week, at o'clock p.
The mail from Butler to Boydstown o miles leaves
Boydsown Friday morning Of each week, arrives Mt
Butler in the forenoon departs for oystown same day
after the arrival Of the mall from Pittsburgh.
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ton, may have an ally in the Southern
CoDfederacy Of slave-holding aristocrats
and re-actionsts, against the progress Of
freedom and democratic institutions.
But, be this as it may, in reference to
French and Mexican complications, there
is still the strongest and most convincing
argument in favor of putting forth our ut
most force at once, in the fact that such
course will reach the great result aimed at
the soonest, and with an economy of life
l,and money no less deserving of consider
alton than the economy of time. Even if
the Government and its military advisers
have at length fallen into the new error of
over estimating the strength of the rebels,
and are making unnecessarily great prepa-
rations for this campaign, to the extent,
saysef this additional call, we will never
thefsss indorse it as being an error on the
safe side--as being the most provident,
economical, and humane employment of
our resources that could be made in view
of all the contingencies and dmgers insep-
arabic from a state of war.
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AppraiseHnent List.

JHE following Apprasement Lists under the 5th SEC
l. tion Of the act Of April l4th 1S61 have been ed in
the Office Of the Clork of the Orphans Court 10 wlt
No 80, Dec. Term 1868; Mrs susannah Byors widow
OF John Byers late Of the borough Of Mlersown decd
Personal property TO theamount Of s2s322
. Theodore j, Craig Admir-
No. "a, Dec. Term, 1863; Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson
widow Of W. H. Anderson late Of Yenango tp deceased
Personal property TO the amsgnt Of S73.s7.
~. a, m ,o., . Samuel Lesson, Admir-
William niece, late Of Clearaald To- decd pers9nai
property to the amount Of 10000.
l. - Ann MGce and John L. Hazle,t Adn'rs
no. % Dec IerI, 1865; Mrs. Catharinc Wise widow of
JaooO L. ";se late Of Butler county decd Personal
pfopeF,y to the amount Of S3076.
Henry B. Wise & q. B. Wise Ad1n'rg
No 81, Dec. Term 1868; Mrs. Sarah Ceffer widow of
Jacob Cleher late Of Butler county, deed Personal
property to the amount Of s2s5,sl
Sylvester Ash Ex'r
No. Ss, Dec. Term, 1863 Mrs Catarino Wilson widow
Of James Wilson late Of jackson tp decd Real estate
to the amodnt Of $4,000.
khomas Donaldson James G. Wilson Fx'rs
No. 30, Dec Term, 1853; Mrs. Eve Riott widow OF i
property to the amount Of 500 90.
Jacob Riott, Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs egatees distributes and
others interested will take notice and appear at the
term, to wit: the fourth Monday Of March A. D. 1864
and not later than the third day thereof 10 show
against the same. By the Court,
WATSON J. YOUNG,
March =, 1861. elk. Of d. @
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COMMUNICATIONS.
School Exhibition.

A grand school exhibition came off at
Coal Run College. Summit tp., on Friday
evening March 18th, at which l had the
honorof being present. On the afternoon,
previous to the exhibition. the citizens of
the district manifested their interest in the
cause, bv erecting grand stage for the
benefit of the students. The performance
consisted of Orations, Declarations, Essay
and Vocal Music; in which the whole
school participated and performed their
exercises in manner highly commenda-
eoie to themselves, their parents, and also
to their teacher. They showed by
their performance, that they appreciated
the instruction impaired to them by their
TEACHER; and thus merited the appreciation
of all true lovers of education. The ex-
ercises were accompanied with instrument
tai music, by Messrs> Lemon, Bergman,
and Smith. The exhibition terminated
with an eloquent address to the audience,
by Mr.. Aaron M'Candless, subject "Edu-
cation, and an address to the school, by
the teacher, d. A. Heck.
A SPECTATOR.