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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-12
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3 A I CON MENTION. s>5a@ 5:
A Fall Anti-1asar.hall les.tioa Elect

A Fall Anti-1IarshallD Delegation Elect
: Z - y !.
Tho delegates assembled at the Coar,
House. In this city. on the 9th inst. A,
tho des'gpatsd hour Tho Coaysu,ion va.
called to order BY ". B. Mitchell, Chair.
man Of the County Committee. Il On motion
Of Capt. I. ". Collins, Col. Chas. D. Kerr,
81 st. Cloud vas elected Chairman, and
E. K. Jaqpes, Of Sank Centre, Secretary.
The following were appointed ~ the
Chair 4 Committee on Credentials,
". B. Mitchell, Edwin Clark and II. c.
After brief absence the Committee re.
ported the following persons as being en-
titled to seats in the Convention: 1H;N (!
81, csona John owen, L. ". Collins,
James Hall Substitute for C. Gould,) /.
!; lewiston, @. D. Kerr, ". B. Mitchell. NJ
Getty-Peter T. Stafford. ,.1ga. ,2..ss;,
81. Nartin-Wm. Mulliken, substitute for
Frank Kent.
Fair Hapm~C. j., Boobar, $. Leavitt.
Lynden-H. c. Barrett. - ~
.21Aains Irairie-T. B. Stanley, E. H.. At
wood. s':.: "na,.i - ,.;f.:-. , ,.., AZ :
, Eden Lake-James Biggerstaf, substi-
tute for Harley Clark. .'' >
RockriHe-O. Tenny, substitute for John
Payne.
Sauk Censrs-E. X. Jacques, Charles Wal.
ker. '"'''.%;i ''s:'s .~'';' -" -
r. lie Sauk-Joel Bailey. - ''1'
Nelrose-Edwin Clark.
Verdale-H. C. Wait, substitute for J. L.
Walt, to east two votes. ="
0ak-O. f. Bentley, substitute for D. B.
Mcdonald. - T.,
The Committee recommended that in cas-
es where any town was entitled to more
than one vote and there was but one dele
gate present, that the said delegate be per-
mitted to cast the full vote Of the town.
On motion it was accepted and adopted.
1t was moved that the Convention pro-
coed to ballet for 6ve delegates to attend
the State Convention-the entire number
on single ballot 49,, -:
Capt. Joel Bailey and John Owen were
appointed tellers. -.
The following were declared elected
as delegates:
d. c. Wait, Edwin Clark, ". B. Mitch
ell, G. D. Kerr and o. Tenny.
[Thsvote stood twenty on the above to
three for the Marshall ticket.1
= The delegates were authorized to appoint
substitutes If necessary s*"
The Chairman appointed the following
County Committee for the ensuing year:
W. B. Mitchell, E. Z. Jacques, J. H. Owen,
II. B. Smart and L. W. Collins.
As it was deemed advisable to postpone
further business, the Convention adjourn
ed subject to the call Of the Chairman.
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NTOTICE All persons are hereby warn
N ed against purchasing or in any wise
bartering for certain 'Promissory Note,
dated in the fall Of 1886, and made for the
sum Of Fifty Dollars. Said note was sign
ed by Elias johnson, Sparta, Wisconsin,
and made payable to The undersigned. Up
on it was endorsed payment Of twenty
dollars. Sold note was stolen from me on
the 23d day of August, 1867. "".. =.
OLE KNUDSON:
Evansville, MipFn,' Aug. 3d. 1867 2 'v
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P1c11c.-The children Of the Parish
School and Episcopal Sabbath School had =
pleasant picnic in the grove near the Parish
sehoolhouss on Tuesday. The day was
exceedingly pleasant, and tho little folks
had fr1t.ratA time
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) IAN American belle, who has passed
some years in Europe, is about to we'd an
Italian Prince. -
Rather an uncertain kind Of business for
respectable Americans to be getting inte.3
She might better have staid At home and
da+ned in no profane sense) stockings for
some :.poor but honest young man. -.
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FRosrr.-The evenings are becoming
decidedly cool, and people are naturally
providing themselves with suitable cloth
ing. The best coats, pants and vests-full
suits or the single article-can be had at
earns for prices at which no one can
grumble. He always makes his figures
satisfactory, and customer who once buys
. suit Of him never fails to 60 back when
he wants anything more. Look out for
cold weather, and 60 to earns.
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Loas.--During the past week crew Of
thirty men under the charge Of Mr.. Put
nam, Of Minneapolis, have been driving
the last lot Of logs left in the river by the
freshet, down to St. Anthony boom. The
river is so low that great difficulty was ex-
perienced in getting them off from the
shoals and fats along the river. Two yoke
Of oxen and q pair Of horses were used by
the crew in hauling the logs to the chan
mel or deep water. They calculate to get
through the islands in about week. Up
to the time they passed here they had driv-
en- over 1000 logs, comprising about all
the log marks known on the river.
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AVOID I1.-The st. Paul papers give
tie particulars Of Kerosene explosion in
that place on last Friday evening. The
prospects Of . serious FIRE were for time
.vefy serious. but prompt efforts put down
the flames with but little damage. This is
snoth& warning Of the dangers Of kero-
sens. The "Universal OIL" for sale by
o. F. Bentley will not explode, and is
cheaper than Kerosene.
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SAux C1x7l1 Ho1s1.-E. P. Barnum
Aas taken possession Of this hotel, and
proposes making it first class institution.
He win expend about $1,000 in repairs,
improyements, &c.
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Fash OIs1E1s.-Goyette, who is a.
ways ffst in the market, has received d.
rect from the East, lot Of fresh oysters,
which will be served up to suit customers
at al times.
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:, ~s1.A4ss{a,-Takipg for. his text, "Ban5 III
the fellow that get up. slang" 'thereditor Of
the Rochester Post pours forth his feelings
ii gash Of admiration for slang and its
uses, all being dressed in wondrous suit
Of the article. itself: 1t sound very much
1;Lo ront Tannord
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SuIcDE.-Ths Sank Centre Herald says
that on Saturday morning, August 3lst, q
citizen Of that place named O. NJ. Rennoe
attempted suicide by cutting his throat.
He wss restrained, but not until he had
produced wounds such as caused his death
on the following Wednesday. The cause
Is supposed to have been temporary insan-
~ *
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TxIzonAPH.-The Office At this place, the
terminus Of the Northwestern Line, is in
fine working order, and is paying we'll. It
Il under the Management Of the gentle
manly operator, G. G. ". Richardson, who
nay b found in charge Of tho ''battery"
In the Post Office building.
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PIc1u1ss.-J. Hill, from Whitney's Gal.

PIc1UH1S.-J. Hill, from Whitney's Cal
lsry, 81. Paul. il now stopping st The Cen
trsl Heuss, in this city. We have seen .
few Of his pictures both Photographic and
stnsoseopie, which Gre very finely execu-
ted, and would sdviss every person who
wishes perfect photograph Of their resi-
d1aee 70 can soon, - hs 7ill only remain
. few day..
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Ever, thing in the way Of provisions
and family groceries may be- found at
Morse, Newell & Co.'S. They are constantly
Eecsiving fresh goods, and always sell as
low A. the lowsst,r Goods delivered in any
part Of the city. VI = T. !,
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ssuRvEYs.-We find the following among
thn lofn W. oh;n nfon 6iannfrhoa

the late Washington dispatches: -.:.,.
The Commissioner General Of the land
Office received return from the Surveyor
General In st. Paul showing tho compile
ton Of the survey in Pope and Lac qui
Parie counties, Minnesota, embracing IN
area Of over 5000 acres.
Mrs. Cullen Warner. Of Greenwich, Il.
l., celebrated her SEVENTEEN birthday lsst
week. by party, ct which twelve widows
were present, whose united ages amounted
to 908 years = ~ a.. :.
What . pleasant sight it would be to ind
dozen we'll matured Widowers ranged
around on the front picket fence outside,
sa.ing through the windows on tho assem-
blsa attraction! :, - <.:, 4 1870, sft.9 o.
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..,.. From Its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Rsstorer won:its hish reputation It
restores grey hair to its original colosf,4.s-'
vents its falling Of and promote, III rapid,
growth. It is also most beautiful dpesss.
ing for tho hair. Mammoth sized BOTTLES,
price only % cts. > .,c,,,; n41-1y =
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=, 80 &, o., not sobe-a.ar. tt qaie.,; T"
- whether u snher With mental inguish,
fevsrish hpsy cracking pains, dysPeptic Agonies.
,Apd naneless bodily suffering io,9.-;
Or whether, with sudden dash,
Seize bottle Of Plantation Binefs,"
And, a. Gunther swears, be myself man again.
Gunthee said my eyes were sallow, ~.
My ke1aGglrd, my breath tremendous bad
Ny disposition tfoublesome-in fact,
He gently limited I was fast becoming
i Quite . nuisance. Is: ~ ;3., .;
! Pour bottles now beneath my vest vedisappearcd
My food has relish, my appetite II keen,
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, is added to my weight.
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COOP Tnlxo.-See tho advertisement Of
Batehslor's Drive Wells. They srs work
iDe successfully in this town.
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II. q. iLGc l'r.Y -ESs
;;&to;. lOFE1GlAL.1 a: 70 si,.;,
BENTON COUNTY.

Extract Of the Proceedings Of tho Board
Of County Commissioners Of Benton Coun-
IT, septenler session. 1867: /
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,.Aad the interest coupons r4 tAerste .tt.e9sd
e be msdYpey,Rle an re 1st AK q October
. e1eoatfd MY be Delivered! III ch per-
son or pstaftons Is III 66siiih niG :aad Clerk
Of ths Board aay. dss,rmniihsto bssshe prop
erp.rty to,trese Or qsuse{tosbeszstted and
compls4ad thtss.id bridse.ss. .4s:sst
1'Resol1ad, That TO- prsyidet for the pay
ment Of tie interest on said bonAsso issued
- aforesaid, that the sum Of 81, 900 be
upon<he taxable property in this County,
as provided by said Act approved March
9Th 1887: o3sr >,.-:'i ,; 4;:.,,;:s,r,
+ !: 5:~ 80. G.. g. M. .;B9R r -,
Chairman Commissioners
Attest - B. ;sHo1r. Auditor.
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P11so1A1.-T. VI. Denison and wife,
started for New York on Tuesday morning.
Capt. L: ". Collins and Vim. 8. Moore,
Esq,, started on Tuesday to attend : term
Of the District Court in hesker County.
Ossisn L. Dodge, the wsIl-known Singer
aud impromptu poet, was in town this week
with his WIFE,
Gen. G. spsulding and family ore in
town, stopping at the stearus House. He is
connected with the Northern Pacific Rail-
road.
We would acknowledge calls from Nessrs.
A. v. Lsthrop ana F. B. Van Hosen,
delegates from Pope and Douglas counties
to the State Convention. Both are live
Republicans, anti-bond and nti-Marshall.
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OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY

P1zas.s.,lAx--Pastos Rsv. :. Y. Campbell. Ser
~. sunday School aisor @orninx service. w..
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" WANrED.-A girl who can bake and do
general housework. Good wages givon. In
quire at this Office.
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A Dxc11xE.-The Minneapolis millers
advertise that they viii sell the best grades
Of -four At Wholesale at 81 per barrel, and
$3.50 At retail. Flour has dropped at this
place to very reasonable figures, and fur
ther decline may be anticipated.
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AccDIx1.-A little boy, Philip Reed,
con Of A. J. Reed, ESQ.,, was quite seriously
injured by . board striking him on the
head while he WAS swinging. at the Epis-
eopsl Sabbath School picnic.
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Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, Con-
stipaaion, Sick Headache, Cramps, Collie,
Cholera Morbus, Distress after eating, are
surely cured by the use Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. It is certainly the greatest remedy
in existence. For sale by druggists every
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0aD1xA1Iox.-There will be An ordins-
ton Of ruling elder and deaeons, in the
Presbyterisn Church next Sabbath. Al
srs cordially invited to be present.
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NV 0oeps.-At West & Co., 5000 rolls
Of wall paper, just received from New
York, TO DO sold at reduced prices.
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Boar RAc1.-We understand that An az
citing boat race is on tho topic. It 10 ap-
pointed for some time next week, about
the 18th, on Lake George. Messrs. Han
ford and Knovlton are to be the contestants.
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SCHOOL LAxDs.-A quantity Of school
lands In this county is advertised this week.

,TRAxsPolrA1Iox.-B Bros. have
the contract for transporting tho Hudson
Boy Cempany's goods for the ensuing year.
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:: FoR SALE CuEAP.-A dwelling house and
two lots. Inquire Of James Biggerstaf, st.
German street, St. Cloud. ~
Boz WANTED.-An industrious, intelli-
gent boy, about fifteen years old, who wish
es to learn the watchmaker's and jewelers.
trade, will find good place by calling at
A. ". Bush's store, on St. German street.
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~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
,iDh, German or Norwegian, executed At
this Office. Send in your orders. 49,

Loxa LIFE AND IMMENSE JoY.-By ref.
erenee to the st. Paul papers Of tho 18th
inst, We discover that the Editor Of this
paper has ct last secured for himselfa wife.
We nssd not say it was entirely unexpecs-
I'd, Tor such Is not tho case. We have long
known that it was his intention to do some
thing desperate, and now that he has per-
formed the rash act without giving US the
proper notice, We hereby testify our forgiv-
Ing spirit BY wishing hum long and happy
lifs. Tomorrow is holiday with us-sound
the gov gaw-buy Jews.harp-be happy,
&c., &c., SC. $780,.
B.-No person need apply to this Of
fee for the loan Of SMALL cArs-all IRE en-.
sssed.
SCHOOL LASps.-A quantity Of school
lands In this county is advertised this week.
T1AxsPolrAzIox.-Burbank Bros. have
the contract for transporting the Hudson
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49, Rtsos!dte usl.y rsqse.s al
s..'"e.. NJ. az eet1.r. ,,si.A;.g any Aind. o
job Printing, 70 call and examine Our IL
.s.;s. .toek 81 Res: Material, j*.' received
rs~ta' ssst. asers ,'ndi.s !. s. Z: Pew orso-
ss.1.esA.r.. o., zoo cee. ':*.o~ ; o"' q
i. Ia. i. IL. ssata, and ~ d. 'eo'k ,eAieeA
=. ~. s.are.ss. 10 y. .ati.aete'y, at St.
Ra0l pfleels ia :, ,a ..3,r,, "a y.
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- Mxdxo11At Watch. - yielightfaI toilet
a:1tiole-'upesior, 70 Cologne and at"aslf
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Fo1 Rn11.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, viii bs rented to one OF
two families. Iaquize st this Office.
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r. 5. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
SepteMher 10. 1867.

n 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
September 10, 1867. ~ i
81 You are hereby notified 10 appear 1t this office
on the CORN DAY OF OCTOBER 1867, at 10 o'clock
in tho forenoon Of tho said day and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. $3.50,
made by You November Soth 1860, upon the 80 u
ne Il, Q II 80 X section 20 and no Il no X section
g township iae, range ssI IL The District Of
lands tosale at St Cloud Minn shonld not be
cancelled, ~ Robert Angus alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and then and there to show
the same, when you viii be permitted to contest such
:. 4 go. s-. HENRY WAIT, Register,
oepl26wI II. 9. BURBANK, Receiver.
OpECTACLEs AND EYE CLASSES
y Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double Fo-i
Gus, Pcriscoplo and Convex, worth from
c5cts to $500, for sale at BUSH'S. Can
be exchanged If not found to suit after a
thorough trial.
.nLD PAPERS tor sale at. :>ss ~,
u NH.e..v ~@~ ~ 9 ASAAss u;
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CITY RESTAURANT.
>FREsH OYSTERS,
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS OF
!. ~, =. y i. .,> : ALL KINDS.
The Choicest Confectionery & Pastry
AID Evstyt6xg usually kept - a Jfrst-class
Restawant and Fruit Store.
MEALS AT ALL Houns. ,...
+. : -. y. JOS. aoYErrE, Proprietor.
:, st. Cloud, June6 1866. v9n26
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nLD PAPERS tor sale at f:st' .+,g+rs
u "A-s& y *;1l1% THIS OFFICE .
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der discussion2 It is this
The man died of cholera con-
tracted by an imprudence that
would have like effect any
where in the world, and in this
particular instance our people
be warned to be prudent
in their diet, and we hope our
former announcement has put
the incautious on guard. There
has been no additional case OF
cholera, or whatever-you-may-
call-it, in this county. Our pure
atmosphere and excellent water
seem more powerful for health
than the imprudenccs of our
people are potent for diseases,
and in the conflict air and wa
ter are victors. Cholera and
small pox have time and again
scourged adjacent towns, but
Winchester has Always bee"
exempted. If the man at Dech-
erd, more than two miles from
here, died Of cholera, then We
are more than ever convinced
that the schools Of our town
aside from their unsurpassed, i.
not indispensable educationa
facilities, offer inducements OF
the score of health unequalet
unsurpassed, at least-else
where in America. This fac
is established, whether the mai
died with cholera or not.
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NEW BOOKS,

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A new work just issued by W. Paine M.
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Review OF. Homeopathy: a work on tne
History of Medicine; Editor OF University
| Medical and Surgical journal, &c, &c. IT
i. royal octave of 9G0 pages anu contains
, full description of all diseases known III
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ALSO A NLW WORK. ..,.
entitled New School VI 'dicin"s. winch l.
inc onlv work ever published apon lateri'
Medica embracing all the Eclectic, Home.
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regular Materia Mcdica. Price 80; post
age free. Address rs above.
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MONTyALE SPRINGs-1S67.

This popular summer resort having been
placed in thorough repair, and furnished
| with new furniture. will beOpcncd for Wis
itors on the LIST of June, under the dircc-
ton and control of the undersigned. pro-
prietors of the American Hotel, Atlanta,
Ga. Montvale presents the strongest at-
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure.
seeker, no less on account Of Its retirement
and the beauty Of its surrounding scenery
than Of the restorative powers Of Its wa:
tiers. We have reduced the price OF board
To- the lowest figures consistent with .
proper provision for the entertainment Of
our guests. Board per day 50 M;per week
$50 90; per month $50 N; with an allow.
ance for families.
Travellers by rail reach the Springs by
special conveyance from Louden or by
regular daily mail coaches from Knoxville
Tenn.
may2tG WHITE d wHlTLOCK.
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TO CoNSUMPTxv ES

The advertiser. having been restored 10
health in Il few weeks by a very simple
remedy. after having suffered for several
years with Il scverclung affection, and that
dread disease Consumpti0n-is anxious to
make known to his irllOw-suilerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree OF charge.
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will lind asuRE cURE
for CONSUMPTION, asthma, BRoNcHrrls'
| CouGHs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung
| Affections. The only object Of the adver-
| ctit the afflicted, and spread information
| which he cOncieves to be invaluable. and
he hopes every sufferer will try his RENE
DIV, as it will cost them nothing. ana ma
Prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pre-,
]srrintion. FREE, by return mail, will please
''''''' REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co. New YORK
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Security and Wealth.

From every part OF the county comes
the complaint of depression in bust
ness. The industry OF the country is
paralyzed. Yet We have all the mate
rial resources of prosperity in the great
est abundance. Why then such de
pression-such dullness-such stagna-
toni From q wide spread feeling OF
insecurity. A powerful political party
threatens c~onfscation. Men Of that
party in high positions and recognized
as leaders, talk Of taking lands from the
lawful owners and dividing them among
the negroes. As an electioneerine
scheme, editors talk glibly Of coniscs'
ton and Punishment. A few years age
the writer of such words would have re
ceived universal scorn and Kissing, nov
be grows rich on his infamy.- Nash
vile Gazette.