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II At meeting of the Massachusetts
Delegation, held at Military Hall, Exchange
Piace) on Monday evening, on motion OF
Mr.. Knnicutt of Worcester, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Delegates of Massa-
chuselts to the Young Mems Convention, pre-
sent to the WINGS of Baltimore their warm
est Acknowledgements for the liberal hospital
ity, the open-hearted and open-handed kind
ness, which they have extended TO this Dele
CATION on this interesting occasion, and thai
henceforth, when Baltimorean visits Mas
sachusetts. he shall find the place Of a brother
in the hearts and homes of her citizens.
On motion of MIR. Leavens of Boston, voted
that the foregoing resolution, signed by the
President and Secretary of the Massachusetts.
Delegation, be published in the Wing paper:
of Baltimore.
DAN'L. P. KING, President.
E. G. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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EXTENSIVE FoRGERGEs IN PHELApFLpH1A

EXTENSIVE FORGERIES IN PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Philadelphia papers of Saturday contain ac-
of forgcres TO large amount practsed the day
before, every bank in that city and liberties. II
pears that accounts have been opened in the several
banks in the of Ydnnryddle f Roberts, Steiner f.
lP3od, and Geo. b. Mckee e. Co. all Of whom, if we
understood correctly, had given their residence No.
AZ Walnut street. Yesterday, checks were drawn by
FanaTsddle E. Roberts, and deposited by other OF
the above mentisned firms, with the word ''Good writ
thereon, and the name of the Teller forged. The
check exhibited to US was remarkably well done. After
deposting these checks, the amount was then drawn
out without suspicion. When the banks, usual,
made their exchanges this morning. the fraud de
tected; but too late 10 the offenders, they had
awaited themselves Of one other of the many facli
tiles city affords, for making their escape. 1t also
appears that such firms have done business
No. 42 Walnut street. The amount of money obtained
by those forgeres, could not ascertain; but report
says not far short OF trenty thousand dollars.
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PU EBLHC SALES.
BY VIEWER. CANM0N - 90.

EE VIEWER ClkSAON a. co.
EI7XG ESsBVE SALE OF VALUABLE
Ell VACANT PROPERTY in he western partof The
city, and in the immediate vicinity Of the west
ern depot Of the BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad.
On THURSDAY, the 7th day Of May next, at
one o'clock, 2. IN. at the Exchange, we will sell
a large and adyantaseously located properly,
comprising body Of about 300 900 square feet,
and divided into l73 lots, as fUl.oyvs, Viz:
3 Lots on the south side OF Pratt street, be-
tween Cove and Scott streets; (street payed)
Lots on the east side of Scott street, be-
tween Pratt and McHenry SITS
A Lots McHenry street, between Cove
and Scott sts. This street is the next street south
OF Pratt street; is parable to it, and runs up to
the railroad depot. There are many improve
ments already erected on the western extremity
of this street,
Lots on the west side Of Cove street, be-
tween Pratt and McHenry streets.
Lots on the west side Of Cove street, be-
tween McHenry and Ramsay SITS. This part OF
Cove street is now being paved, which will make
1t the great thoroughfare between the south and
the northwest parts of the city, and communi-
eating with the waters Of the Spring Gardens
Il Lots on Sterrett street, between McHenry
and Ramsay sLs; (strcet 66 feet wide)
II Lots on --- street, between Cove street
and Dawson alley.
% Lots on Dawson and Young alleys.
The above lots are Of various sizes, fronts
and depths, as may be seen by reference to the
plat in our possession.
Experience has already shown the advantage
individuals have derived from having property
located on cross streets, entirely under their own
control, through which they have introduced rail
tracks, 50 as To bring the up to the doors OF
their warehouses to load and unload at their
leisure We therefore would call the attention
OF the public to the above advertised property
as being admirably suited to this railroad sys.
TEN, being vacant, level, and all the streets in.
tersectiI it of beautiful regular grade
| Title indsputable, and will be made clear OF
all incunbrances
Further particulars can be obtained on appli-
cation 10 Stephen j. Thompson or Charles X
Barney
Terms Of sale, one-fourth cash, the balance in
8, II and IS months, with interest.
WEFER, CANNON y CO, Aucts.
ap 25-eotIstNldts
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Hr virtue OF decree of Baltimore county count sit
ESung as court o. Equity, the subscriber viii offer
1T public sale at the Exchange on MONDAY, the 25th
OF May, at one O'clock p. the following property to
wit:
An improved LOT OF GROUND situated on the
South side Of Fagette street. between Pine and Cove
streets adjoining lot heretofore owned by :. Every.
ms lot fronts % feet more or less Fayette street
and runs back % Park lane. about 80 feet in dcpth
Also LOT OF GROJ' Nj on the south .ide OF Favete
ST. at the distance of about 90 feet eastWardy from tie
intersection OF the south side Of Fayette east 5o
Pine, fronting onFaycttc % feet and rlmnnghack
90 iee TO Twelve foot alley. This property Is -
subject to ground rent OF s35 per annum. and IA
IS improved with a comfortable two storied ESeSI
DWELLING HOUSE. h-3-l
Also IN uuimproved LOT on The north side OF Raj
more street at the distance Of about 80 feet west from
the corner Of Greene street, fronting on Baltimore 81
% feet and running back 100 feet. This lot as wen n
Inc FIRST above described will Be sold in fee simple
The terms Of sale are, third the purchase mo-
neg TO De paid IN cash. one thId al three months and
the remaining third at six monts,ha payments TO be
made with interest from the day ofsalc and 20 be secnr
cd by good notes Or bonds Deeds to be made unoD the
receipt OF the whole purchase money and not before
more particular description of the above property vii
| be furnished Of the time of the sale.
J. ?. KENNEDY, Trustee.
hn ~ &tW3W GRuhDH & co Auct
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Greer oil the commissioners of asovent debtor. 6y
~ the city and county Of Baltimore notice ia hereby oi1s
@ PERSONAL discharge hath been granted TO the snjd deTa,
anu udt te sal creditors required 10 attend at The oi
% ue Siia commissioners in the court house in ha % ~
baltimore on the 6ul day OF April next at 10 O'CLOCK in m.
"IehHi aa nominate trustee trustees TO be srnon1d
Io ien peeE ana 10 give all the information in Their -
70 me sad commissioners enable them 20 rere- ~
h'!uhofe county court, agreeaby to an ACT of As,srI,
dsS az DeCeinbcr session, l3 entitled "an ac r. tnz ~
tlo'eh hentorS and that the Gth of June neI1 -
commissioners. - 'etoie inc sS&o
Dated the 21th day Of February, in the year 1870
ap 70 law55v
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TIPPECANOE CLuHa.

The onward impulse Which these clubs have given 70
the Wing party is wonderful. They composed chiefly
OF young men full Of energy, activity and determination.
Their motto 10 be that OF Napoleon nothug is
ing Tor no cnOlunen intriguing for office, and with
no higher ambition than their county, the
bers OF these societies, collectively and individually,
CTcse influence altogether beyond the CrinprenCn-
sion ofthOse who have been accustomed bear sway in
the wing ranks" The sometimes leaders of the wing
party are its leaders more their system of tactics has
been discarded, and they have been borne along W We
MIL We with the Hood OF enthusiasm generated by
popular and efficient organization, The and
mittCc system has been broken down; and the people
speak for themselves. few years ago dozen TWEEN
persons met in secret concave and laid down the plan
Of political campaign, Now, when question Of mo-
memt is to be discussed, the Tppecanoc BOYS come by
thousands to decide it, They win not submit to the die
taIion oi men dressed in little brief authority who
10 guide and control the movements of mighty
engine the machinery of which they have never studied,
and cannot understand.
Already the TippecanOe Clubs have changed hundreds
OF voters in the city, and five victorious here in the
fail, we verify believe shall be- the triumph Will be
mainly attributable 70 the interchangeable perseverance of
the young democratic wings who form these excellent
associations. In the East and in the West. Tpprcanoe
clubs rapidly spnnging up The South has caught
the same spirit and the young men of Virginia and Geor
gis banding themselves against the enemy
Ere the Ides Of November, TppecanOe clubs will exist
in almost every state, forming tue most powerful and eff
iecve system OF political organization that has been
known in this country.
The subtle tactics Of loco focoism will be employed in
vain against this vast popular combination. Let the
young Wings IN all parts Of the Union, throw all their
energies into this movement. Let them cast aside
the old and rusty plans of action Their antagonists can
ovcrreach them, if they make politics game, and look
upon victory the result of skill and Sbtcty Let them
then go 10 work boldly not cOvertly; let them into
the contest heart and suu let them every where
bine and form patriotic associations, and make sour
county, not sour party,'t the watchwOri, and their
success is certain.--aoT7.ing Chronicle
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order OF the commissioners Of insolvent &c ,,ors m
2 he cry and county ~ Baltimore notice is hereby
70 ne cfe'ltofs OF kBR Of STRATTON, an nsoiye dob
" mat personal discharge hath been granted 10 the ssia
dor and a the said creditors required 10 attend "A
"Ict OF tne sald commits toner's the co house in ,e
c Of baltimore, on the 9th day of phi next a 10 ,clock
III ue oLenoon 10 nominate or trustees 10 he an
pointed Tor uer benefit and 10 give ali the information In tby
possession to the said commissioners To enabla Them N "a
% 70 Baltimore county court agreeahy 10 the act of
@ passed at December session, 1881 entitled Gan 40, "a
ag to ns0ven dehtor and that the 9Th day June new
han been fixed for the final hearing in his case before The
said commissioners. TH-' 0ei0'e Sfe
Dated Inc l7th day of February, in the year 1870
" - l"NtlI o 1rrYiu-
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order Of the Coni soncrs of nsoive,t det,os a,
BE the city and county OF Baltimore notice il berrby gve
20 te cTea2ts OF LEVI RIST, iHsoIvent DEBTOR tnt
personal di-carge hath been 10 the said debtor ana
mat me SAID creditors required attend at The Office n
tue sad commissioners in the house In the civ M
more, on the 9th day Of April ney at 10 O'Clock in The fore
noon ano nominate trustee trustees be appointed for
ler beneht and 10 give oil the information in ts 1880
"n to Tie sHd commissioners, enable them n reno =,
baiuhore county court agrceably act OF AsssrIfv s
sea at Decemher session. 1881, entitled :ar act relating ~ IN
oV,nt de6to andtlat th 6tl day Of June next hahbeen
. missioners. - ie LIZ Sla eoIn-
Dated TIE 9Th day of February, in the year ls4e
'' ~'-LaFf"!H ap % law4vv
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order Of the commissioners of nsoyent debtoTs for
BE The city and county Of Bansore notice hereby gwen
TO tie creditors Of BASIL SUNDERLAND an iEsOlvsLt
DEBTOR that personal discharge hath been granted to The
ad debtor and that the said creditors are required to attend
at the once OIL tie said commissioners The house
me CITY Of Baltimore, the 9th day April next Mt 10
CLOCK IN the ioenoon to nominate trustee or trustees be
appointed Tor their benefit; ard give ali the information ia
III leT possession to the said commissioners! To enable them
10 report to baltimore county court agreeaDy to an act of
Assembly, passed at December session. 1881 entitled Gan
relating to nsoiyent debtor and that the 9th dsy of jane
next hath been fixed for the final hearing in his case before
the sHid commissioners. ~ ~
Dated the I0th day of February, in the year 1870
II Ia"0h ap S}-law1sy
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10y order of the commissioners of insoIven, deb. -
Sc e CITY and county of Baltimore, hereby fven
10 the creditors OF GEORGE w NABB, nsovent debtor
ana mat me SAID creditors are required attend at te ofcs
baltimore, the Goth day May next at 10 O'CLOCK IN ~,
oenoon and nominate trustee or trustees be appointed
session to the said commissioners to enable them tn r,<
to Baltimore county court agreeably Of Assembly
passed at December session, 1881 entitled Gan net
nsovent debtors and that the first day of June ne r. <
been fixed for the final hearing this cas G. before me sa,a
commissioners. ~ SO e'@
Dated the 9sth day of January, in the year $780,
ie o-Ia"om 2S lav1rv
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order CT the commissioners of insolvent ds,. =
- he CITY and cointy of Baltimore notice l. bsy,bv io
t sS Ii.'.oLs OF SAMUEL D. BOYD Jr. an insoxont
9ento a personal discharge hath been oraneJ n
aeotoI ana mat me said creditors are reoIred IN s, 80
c oe vi lhe sud commissioners in the court house IN a.
c OIL BALTIMORE on the I'd day of March NEXT A. Ia 5,,
IN the forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees ", ~
ther possession TO the said oonsso rs 10 enabe ihe =.
Esp3tt 10 Baltimore COUNTY coL recably to an act Of
stD!: i>sed al Decent tr session. 1881 emitted an a.,
relating 10 insolvent dabtors;" ana that e 81 ds
tie said commissioners. " as e"seJ o't'-s
DATED tne 18Th day of January in the year 1910.
Az ap 2elaw2yv
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ouer OF the commissioners of nsolvcu debtors for
E the cry and county Of Baltimore notice is hereby gve
70 uc creditors Of AE&R. MERRITT an insoyeDt deFaoT
a personal discharge hath granted 10 the ajd da.e
% anu lat The sad creditors requested to attend az he
once OF the said commissioners the court hosa il, tc
ciE 81 BALTIMORE on the 9th day Of April next at 10 o'cck
IN ths forenoon, and nominate OF trustees 10 e mn
pointed io tneH benefit! aud to give all information 10
e posses 10 The sad commissioners to enable them 10
report 10 bamGe Co court, agreeaby act Of erby
passed ut December session, 1884, entitled san act RELATING ~
soVeh debtors and that the 9th day June next hath been
SiOners ~ A'
D Dated ne The 18th day of February, the year I8io
~ ~ I""'l up 2o-law4w
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EBI order of the commissioners NJ insorre. 49,. =
ue Giy ara county OF Baltimore notice i keyeby gvs
. eLiis ol JoSEti RANDALL, an insoivert dehao-
."i discharEe hath been granted 70 the said shto
t T $aid creditors are required attend atfe oc9
m IN te court house the civ OF Balst
e ben e 3 m trustee or trustees be appointed S
ion ., ~ "a. 70 giye aii the information in their POSES.
on u uie sad commissioners enable them m 49,. =
ounpie county court aqreeaby 40 &C, Of Assemble -
"a al 'enosr session, 1881 entitled s'alf aet eIsria
solvent deotoIs and that the 9Th day of Juv new NAH 80
N' 'e.o'S uie hdud ccaInts-
Ia Dated ;, me 2oti of Februy. In the year 1870
- --''NHi o. lat.sru
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EDY order OF the commissioners of nsovent ehtorr e.
the city and county of Baltimore notice Is hereby ase
to the creditors of VIM c. CLAYTON, nsoIycut debtor
that personal discharge hath been granted TO the said dey
and that the said creditors required attend At The o
CT the said commissioners In tire house, In the ejfv r
BALTIMORE on the 9th day of April NEXT 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon, nominate trustee trustees, TO be appointed ~
their benefit and to give all the information In their posse
sion to the said commissioners to enable them to eo n
Baltimore county court, agreeaby act of Assemble
passed at December session, 1884, eulsd sct ra,s
nsoivent debtor and that the 9th day of June rext hs,b
been fixed for the final hearing In his case bs,re the snss
commissioners. e~s siaa
Das &c the 18th das Of Tstssesy, Z, .as yes 1870
u As05m pae-laWeu
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FEOCCK's E'AEAChA, PREPARED SOLELY
y. .. FROM VEGEPTbiB MATTER, BIZ JACOB
HOCCK, Baltimore. This Justly celebrated Panace a
may he taken with perfect seety b. all ages and in all
diseases. It's for the following diseases Dvs-
pePsia, Loss Of Appetite Indigestion, inflammation Of
the Stomach, Heart Burn, DarrhPa. Dysentery or Fux
Piles, Fistula, Distracted transformations Ague and Re.
yer, Bilious or Remttent Fever, T'ypus Fever Scarlet
Fever, Small Pox, Erysipelus or St. Anrh0ny's Fire
Asthma; Pleursy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Costveness
Wind on the Stomach or Bowels, Cholera Morbus, Con-
sumption, Influenza Colds, Coughs, Tntiammalory Sore
Throat or Quinsey, Whoopng Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth, Putid Sore Throat, Group, Inflammation of the
Heart Dropsy, Ricketts, Diseases Of the Liver Jaundice
difficulty of making Urine, Gleet Mysteries, Nervous and
Scrotulous Affections OF the members and ganents
Mercuria and Veneral Diseases, Ulcers Sores Aztec.
tons Of the Skin, and all diseases arising from impure
blood
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81 50.
{G7hThe above Medicine can be obtained in South
Charles street, opposite German with proper directions
for using liberal discount made persons who buy
to sell.
Q5-Likewise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
oil the cities, and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States. The great number of Ger
thcatcs accompanying the directions showing the great
cures the Panacea has effected when all other medicines
have failed, will fully satisfy the public Of its efficacy.
. ma 6
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ma Alt
LANDRErf4's "a FDE.9 SENDS.

FHNHE Subscriber would inform the public that he is
h now prepared oiumiSh them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr. u. Landreth, OF Philadelphia, his
spring supply having just come to hand.
He mas also on hand his usual supply of AGRICCL-
TURAiI IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters, Pioughs, Plough castings, Com and Tobacco
Cultivators, plain and expanding, very extensive.
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER & THRESH-
ING MACHINES, the latter with iron aud wood cylin-
ders, superior PENNSYLVANIA made Grain Cradles,
peror Trace Chains from Is TO Ia links to the foot
Wheat Fans from SOS 10 $40 each; Com Planters and
great number of articles too mention, all
made of the best materials, and in the most substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash approved ac-
ceptances in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, he is prepared TO receive orders for machine and
other Castings and for Building, Machines, sc. SC.
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN,
No. 36 w. Pratt street, Baltimore
Whohas also % bushe Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
nStore for sale.
ALso-ofers 5000 well grown MoRUs MULTI.
CAULIS.
ap % '--' - J. Q, z,
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THE KENT NEWS.-We have received the
first number Of this paper, which has taken the
place of the "KEsT BUeLE," heretofore publish
cd at Centerville Maryland. The Editor re-
marks, "although this change has taken place in
the mechanical arrangements of 'sThe Bugle,'..
no alteration will be made in the political prin-
ciples by which that paper has been governed
We go heart and hand for the election of those
aried patriots and statesman, Harrison and Ty-
ler.n
The Bugle was an able co-adjutor of the great
principles of Reform, and we doubt not, the
"News" will follow in the footsteps Of its prsde'
~ssear.
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order OF the commissioners of nsolyent dehfors a.
e cry ana county of Baltimore notice is hereby river
70 ule creditors OF Alexander J. BRAND an -insoIvart
Hen la personal discharge hath been granted IN the
sa debior and that the said creditors are required m
eha at ie ONCE the said the court
IN ine cry OF Baltimore, the 2d day March next N IN
O'Clock In he forenoon, and nomir trustee or n,
pc appointed for their benefit and give the infornsti
N men to the said commissioners enable them
report 10 baltimore county court agreeably 10 an ACT Of
assembly passed at December session. 1884, entitled san acs
relating 10 nsoyent debtors and that the Cd dav Of NAV
next hath been fixed for the final hearing in his case b,yc
Dated The goth day of January, in the year 1870
''"'i" up % iaw2,v
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II appears by an official statement from the
Treasury Department, that 81, 25G,985 II
was the amount of the several issues Of TIea-
sury Notes outstanding on The 1St inst
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EDR order OF the connniSssclA - - sopoTs f6E
ID the city and county of Bamore is hereby gwen
the creditors of HENRY Johnson, an insolvent dttor
that personal discharge hath been granted the debtor
and that the said creditors required attend al the office
Of the said commissioners the court house, in tic CITY M
Baltimore the 9th day Of April next at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustees 20 be appointed
,or their benefit and give ell tie information in tair pos
session to the said commissioners 10 enable to repor 20
Baltimore county cou agTeeaI of Assembly pa-
SD 1t December session, 1881, entitled Gan act relating 10
nsoiven dcbors;" and the 6I day of June next ah
been fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners.
Dated the Dist day of January, in the year 1870
fe 10 law3m an "a av2,z
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The following is numerous specimen of Texas edito-
alizing 1t is leader, under the head of "Aquatic
Scenery, in the Morning Star of Houston, April 3d. and
is fun of quaint humor, a la Boz
During the hardest of the storm the day before yesteT
day, we took lounge down 10 the steamboat landing;
while ndine the brink Of deep guley that empticd
its torrent OF water into the bayou, attention
racted 10 the bottom of the gully where drunken loaf
stemmng the torrent, holding root fast
chored i'll the bank The poor fellow, not knowing any
him, combating his fate Ilantully and
in calculating lis chances CT escape, gave utteance Il
the toloWing
'EHaint this a orul salvation be placed in, uohow
If Wos Steamboat, rail, wood pile, ia be better
worth fifty cents the dollar than I'iI ever be a.r
Unless I'm gone case now, there haint truth in fire.
nology. I've weighed all the chances like gncra and
find only TWO that Ears in my favor; the first hunk
hole 10 crawl into, and the second special nterSpe-s-
tsn of Providence; and the best Chance Of tile is 50
SLIM fI only had the change I'd give premium for the
skunk holcthem my sentiments III could be u mink
muskrt water snake. for about two months, pre-
haps wouldn't the first stump ctheT side the Bio
and flap my wings and over everlasn' lie, skienti
fcally preservated. But what's the holdn' this
root! there hant no skunk hole in these dggns;thC
water getting taller about feet, and imy
long kingdom come, il woilnt stick much longer
Oh, Jerry! jerry you're gone sucker, ard | guess
your marm don't know you're ont: pOof woman wOn'
she CIV the glasses of her spectacles when she heas
her darn' Jerry has got the whole o. Buffalo Bio Tor MS
coffin! Nfat ply his philaT thr lps member
of the humane society had foresight crouch q
lid house ever this gutter, with steam engine tO
keep out the wGtef Iftey done il tilne they might
have had the honor and gratdcation ofsavng the life
fee- being; bu It's all day with you, Jerry, and hg
Dor anchor in. It's bad go OFF in this orl
manner when they knows l oilers hated water ever
since Wag big enough 10 know 'twan whskey. feel
here's bit Of Watts Doxologer, TO prove died chris
tan