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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-26
BONNETS & TRIMMINGS.
y April Is, 1914 81 ELLIS, WILDER & Co.'S.
ORANGE COUNTY BANK.

meeting of the Directors Of the Orange County Bank
n tho Uth insi voted TO lay of twelve
dollars my cents additional capital each share OF
the capital stock in said Bank he paid 10 at the banking house
in Chelsea before the 30 day Of July next and notice be
given tho stockholders by publishing the Vermont Watch
and Patriot printed Montpelier, and the American Pro
tecior, printed Ut bradford. iy order of Directors,
57;3w T.. G. REDINGION, Cashier.
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NOTICE

hereby given that have renquished my SON. Ash Pos
fridge, his time during the remainder of his minority that
shall claim Of his cummings any OF his con-
tracing aller this date. JOHN PLASTRmGE.
Mortified, April 10, lsii he.9y :
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WHEREAs AHE,H, my wife, has leh my bed and board
w without any Just prOyocauonhis is therefore to forb
person habolg trusting her my account as shaI
pay no dents of her contracting after this date.
WILLARD +. ALGER.
NonhGod, April 10, 1914. t5s,3w
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
NOTICE.

A CONVENTION of Singers in Orange County will be hold
N Williamsown Congregational Meeting House on
Wednesday, the first day of May next, 10 O'clock A. NJ
Choirs in the adjoining towns respectfully invited attend
IT, Z. WEEDEN, for Committee.
Wilamstown, April ~, 1874. 57:2w
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SILK-WORM EGGS
NOTICE.

quanliy, In good condon my DO had on inquiry NJ III
n Book Store OF y. r. WALTON n SONS
Montpelier, W. April 1874. SWISS
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MOURNING GOODS.

II iCH styles of MOURNING GINGuAAS, LAWNS NOUS
~ DcLAlNES and PRINTS, also CRAVATS Gloves
MITS, &C., Just opened by j. w UOIVES
April 90, 1874. 5s
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SPLENDID DRESS GOODS
FOR SALE

DY tho subscribers, FORTY BUSHELS CHOICE HERDS
GRASS SEED from tho State Of n. Y. Also 400 lbs pure
CLOVER CROSS, HYDE co.
April IL, 1919 3w57
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

ten. We are all brethren. Our ..
Elm, our only endeavor in this couin s,y
flict will b 70 emulate each other IL ~
Ell rating furthcst, and striking deepest ~.
the ranks o. the common enemy. Chez
Our signal Of battle is identical in AMIR;
and almost in language with that MA
animated the naughty islanders at Haterlos
when they rushed 10 that final and irrea;,s
IDLE charge that sealed the fate Of Europs
Let our war cry echo far and wide. ~.
democratic war cry is-Lp, damocrnh. -
at them. Loud and enthusiastic cheer;r-
and ''three cheers for Gansevoort NAV
Vile" which were given with terrific "
feet.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

: The 81. fouls Evening Gazette Of Monday
last contains the following account Of great
rise in the river At that place, with the additional
remark that approximations were entertained that
the foundations Of some Of the buildiags On the
landing would be undermined BY The hosd:
ssThe Mississippi b still rising and Il rapid
rate. The sater u now six Or eight inches
higher than it-has before been this sessonl The
pavement on Water street Is quite impossible.
Yesterday our merchants on the landing were
very busy removing their PerisAable commodities
sugar, salt, &c., from the ground door Of thsir
stores. Since morning the water has risen some
4 OF inches. The illinois i higher than il has
been for many years, aud the streets Of Naples
are submerged. "A June rise Of 34aut i coming
down the Missouri. Thseonsequence 70 the
farmers whirh snust ressI(4rom these repeated
foods are painfully Appreciated. The destyue-
ton to property, as well - 20 the erops, mast Be
iiscalculable. Immense qsaalities of min hase
fall<n within few days.S Sis ILL.,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22


Our Lee county friends, it will be seen
by the proceedings Of the convention which
appear in another column, have made their
nominations. The ticket, we understand,
gives general satisfaction, and the most
sangnine anticipations are entertained Of
its entire success. The meeting at which
the nominations were made was the largest
political assemblage ever witnessed in Iowa.
The multitude was SO great as to be COM
PEELED to meet in an open field, no build
ing being found adequate to their accom-
mediation. Tie breach upon which the
wings grounded their only hopes Of effect
ing anything in Lee seems to be effectually
healed, and the prospect to them must be
now rather gloomy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

he LexisIatuSe ssoemhle1 il extra sossiea 1t
Low City N fseeday last. Ca C&nos was
sles1td President Of he Council, and ~. FSsES.
Of Jackson, Speaker Of the House. HE census
returns were not al in. The population of the
Territory, emitting Lee, Jackson, Keokuk, Ma
hssks, Clayton and Delaware, i shown BY the
seturus to be 6l.s5a. The populatiea Of these
emitted counties, estimated from good data, is
~, 400; which, added to the 81 JB5A, makes the
whole population s2,254. No new spportion-s
ment vas made, the Legislature dee,ning il adj
visable not 10 hsld : session next winter pro-
vided the appropriation made to dsfray the sx-
penses Of SAID session can be diverted to the
liqsdation Of former arrearages, and the pay.
meat Of the delegates to the Convention. We
publish below the bill asssd for this purpose.
which has hcen kindly furnished to us BY Mr..
JOHNSON, representative from this county. Sew
eral bills, of local character, wsrs also passed.
The election Of three additional delegates to the
convention was suthorised-one from Davis, one
from Wapello, and one from Mahaska.
AN ACT to postpone the next annual
Election Of members Of the Legislature,
and TO provide for the payment Of the
Legislative debt.
Src.. lst. Be it enacted by the Council
and House Of Representatives Of the Ter
ritory of Iowa, That the time Of holding
the election for members Of the Legislative
Assembly for the ensuing year shall be
changed from the first Monday in August
next, until tie first Monday in April next.
SEC. I'd. That if before the 4th day Of
March next, Congress shall transfer the
appropriation made for defraying the ex-
p.nses OF the Legislature for the ensuing
veal, SO that it may be applied to the pay
merit Of the debts incurred by past Leg
islatureS and for Legislative e penses, and
he overplus, if any, 10 the payment Of the
xrenses of the Convention to frame a
Constitution for the future State of Iowa,
he annual election Of members of the Leg
islature for the e,. suing year shall be entire
Is suspended, and i shall be the duty Of the
Secretary to apply said appropriation as
as soon as Congress shall author
ize the same.
SEC. Sd. If Congress shall not trans.
feS said appropriation as aforesaid it shall
be. the duty Of the proper officers to give
tic same notice Of the said election to be
holden on the first N;onday in April next,
IS is already required ~ law, in case Of
election for members Of Tie Legislative
Assembly; and the said election shall pc
conducted in all respects as far as, rrac!i-
cable as is now prescribed by law: p, I'd
Vi, That twenty days notice Of said cleo
lion shall be deemed sufficient.
SEC. 4. That should the transfer Of
said appropriation not be made BY Congress
IS aforesaid, the Legislative Assembly shall
convene and hold an annual session on the
frst Monday in May next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Our opponents are beginning 10 open their eyes
to the strength Of the democratic nominations
for President and Vice President. The en,hasi-
asm Of the response given from all directions
alarms them, and well it may; for the democracy,
united, cannot be beaten. Tue New York
Tribune, in alusion to the ticket, makes the
following admissions:
eve expect to see Il carry Louisiana (wherein
the next election is to he held and to make itself
felt even in Wing Kentucky; while Tennessee
win be contested by il with the energy Of despe-
ration y "Tbis lthe Texas question: will sweep
Mississippi and Alabama Of course; South Car
DINA is theirs by prescription; and they will en-
deavor- we are con6dent-to
overthrow the.whig ascendency in North Carroll
ma and Georgia
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

4 = truly said By he Hawkeyc that
- Gsssale was - advocate Of anl,exa-
DIN tssors Mr.. .ysn Buren's letter APP
rsrsd, J" III ,sauly minated that since
IL pubiie1icn e tlaf document we have
ihasa CIR poisson. We remain now, %
~ fle ofour Paper show NJ to have been
f9 ysu5s panf, The warm advocate Of the,
snnenaion q Texas 70 The Union; and we
daiy die Hawkeye to adduee particle Of
ssuainoey which goes to prove that at any
ps66a re sntestsined OF avowei sentiments
- eoafrasy ella acter The letter Of Mr..
Hsn Barren Vas not published in the Ga
zaaass bpa In nosising It. and acknowledg-
iag hsErpt ability, ne took occasion =
ss1ress de disappointment ard regret felt
" - 4 IL char .cter.
Earorahls, However, ~ ne have ever
hsn 70 anaexaiion. We were not prepared
tsakaadon he prominent measures which
e. yesss pat have divided the two parties,
~ taks issue before the country upon the
trsu1R entersd into By President Tyler,
ND / was e. lent from the beginning
essald not command votes enough to effect
is rsii6ea:ion. The rejection ofthat treaty
= - test q the red annexation strength in
- Ssnsse; neither is the lack Of interest
- 10 Is fac generally to be taken a. an
index of the real feelings Of the people
Many of the warlnest friends of Texas op-
peesd the treaty OH account Of ito details,
wAils others fe'i compelled to withhold
huo + their assent because of the mem
asinR attitude assumed by the adninistra-
tioa towards Mexico, in ordering feet
dshservslin upon her coast. The treaty,
however, is new disposed q, and the gen.
essl question Il annexation, disconnected
viii ninor details. alone presents ITSELF
IT, democracy are for it, and have NOM
innGsd candidates whose views coincide
viii their own. MI. Clay and the wings
oppose i; and the issue is thus made up.
We are glad to see the question thus pre-
ssnHsa; far with Mr.. Van Boren We think
i 90 which should not be acted upon
6ndll without an opportunity being given
10 - people 70 make known their wishes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

A Sad rase-A yeurg student Of law n 49,
adelphia was arrested, on the 9th, under ~ lx~
law against seduction. The case - 2 CO. .',.
but peculiarly hard one. The victim y WI 49,
young woman, twenty years Of age, bessu n,
modest, truly pious, member Of ! church, =
an orphan. She was visited Tor long - s.
her betraver, proposals Of marriage msee =.
accepted, and the wedding day Arranged r.
loved and was lost She confessed III % -
lady with whom she resided. The accgsfa -
fessed the promise Of marriage and his 49, u ".
but refused 10 marry his victim. u turnss No.
that he had similarly wronged another, - .ss
about TO be married to ~, g criminal ~
was entered against him The character 81. 4.
moor ornhan rirl stands high. She s. pfs!ssl = 4
everv thing modest and exemplary by - q
know her. IA
Rights Of Msrr;sd Womes--Ihs elh -
The Connecticut Legislature pfovidss - S
euritv or the wifess real estate aKstn3 w. W. 4
ments on account Of the hasbands dso1. :
passed the Senate II to Shut b. -
acted upon in the House. iii M 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

70 Several appointments have lately been re-
iected by the Senate. Among them we see the
names of WESTON F. BIRCH, U. S. Marshal for
Missouri, and ALEXANDER POWELL, Consul at
Altoona, in Italy. The Senate on previous oc-
casion, had refused to give its sanction to the
appointment of both these gentlemen to posts Of
public trust.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Il The Philadelphia Chronicle givuaea
and eraphic account Of biz Tyisr meetinS
in that city on the 5th inst. 1hers wese
two or three thousand persons present, O -
only about two hundred were TyleriieA
the resolutions were voted down, ard - -
ing adjourned with three tremenduous e.
Polk Dallas, and MuhIenburg. y 80
Rumor says, tkat thsss i : plan O. ~
reconcile the Democratic and Tyls
The plan =, that the friendA Of Polk 49, VI
are to have the nomination u ~! - -
tickets throughout the country, whIls -
ites, voting the same ticket i9dicees 49, ~. p
enee for Nj. Tyler BY endorsing ~ - W. -
ticket. Ry this means y iyslpPsee1 ..31 =
union 81 IN whole democratic lJesy 3l
nre,erved. u he same tine NJ ~ ~ w..
~ Polk and Tyler win b ascefonses
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Nominations In HIuscatine.

NOminatiOns In Muscatine.
The democrats Of Muscatine county, in
convention assembled, have agreed on the
following ticket:
Conventim-J. E. Fletcher, J. p. Fan
Hdgan, Benjamin Nye. +
Representativc-Edsoard E. Fay. 4
Sheriff I'd. J. Snyder.
Delegates were appointed to meet sim
liar number Of delegates from johnson
county, to nominate candidate for Council,
with instructions to support J In B. R.s-
sell for that Office. M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

70 Another run'or IS af1oaf, that Gov. DorY
is to be removed-,r, rather, he will not be re-
appointed after next mcnt6. A Mr.. White, Of
Connecticut, is designated as his successor. me
time Of Gov. CHAMBERS also expires IN July'
but whether be will be continued n Cfiicse or SUI
perceded we are unable to say. On this sub 'ec'
even rumor is silent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

RFIRsr PAcE.-See, on our first page,
. biographical sketch Of JAMES K. Polk,
the democratic nominee fur President
Also, q highly interesting description Of
Professor MoRsE's Electro Magnetic Tel
egraph, now in successful operation be-
tween Washington and Baltimore.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Fonr MADISON, Iowa,
June 18th. 1914


June 18th, 1914
Mr.. Clarks:-On Friday evening last the
democratic Association" Of this township met
in large numbers. They were addressed BY
H. NJ. SALMON, and Ed. JOHNSTON, Esqs.
When the names of POLK and DALLAS were
announced a. the nominees Of the Baltimore
Convention the applause shook the building,
and when some one said
e "POLK and DALLAS were rank pixen
"a To eoons like CLAY aad FRELIHcHuysEN,o
the meeting was uproarious with merriment.
do not think that the Convention could
have made better or more popular selection
out of all the persons who were before it. The
present ticket reminds one Of the palmy days Of
Jacksonism. II cannot fail to sweep the South
and West by large majorities. A number Of
families from Old Tennessee passed through
this place few days ago, and when they heard
who was nominated for President, they gave
three cheers for POLK.
The wings are taken all aback BY the nomi-
nations, and affect to regard our ticket ~ weak
one. II the gentlemen will open their ears and
listen 10 tie responses given to it in thunder
tones BY the people, they win know that the
doom Of the Libeilev Of as West is sealed.
observe that whiS paper Of New York says
that although Col. Polk is not the most eminent
nsn Of the sdenosratic party, yet that ell bis
political friends will rally around him. The
democracy here concur fully with the whig
editor 10 sapposing that the republicans Of the
whole Union will give the ticket their hearty
support, bat they cannot endorse the statement
that Col. r. IL not one Of the most talented
Statesmen set only Of the Democratic party, but
of The whole Union. Any one who will read
his speeches made during the tremendasss excite
meat Of the 1ask pssie ssssios Of Congress must
admit this. The whols. ssuatry owes Col. P.
sdebt 81 gratitude for lie aetiss and 1atiiinG
I'D given - Old Hickory ID crushing the corrupt
nonsy power, which ssaspiisd 70 . divided do
ninion.N ssssf E-1s 7s.-sss s 81 sazA
The whig tsoccspstionn Of viIlifying Masiia
~ Been &c esas." What eOuid Hasdias
epeseb ssvieains ~ pcsisleGi shasaeseE, enbll-
JkshSa IN WOOD eds - Aad fse Il psesentp
n Use great sAAns tkst 1R.rnSs politieal akieads
sAedld ksvs fsaSrSei - kvsli6Ass services IL
sat6<Azeg ~. " d y ssllilaaiag anesA9nan
y 'tiasssAis plses 4 CsSerea.
Il 0sosssags aAsst s<16eGtys ~ ssw vstsl !
IN, al ~ ssvaninesls 8 sbsst nsrnsiasiag
iussss NE ~ lsgSssiosS sssais u ! nsddy
bresk Sowing through 10y ssnln
ssEalt river now, .hsy ~ i uinis,' 6
70 Boat up Clay asd fslingh uysen..
- 81 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Gen. Hamilton, Of South Carolina, Hon. j.
H. sEAroN, of Tennessee, and Hon. T. F. MAR
SHALL, Of entucky, three Of the most rominen,
wings Of their respective States, have, it is
More, equally prominent, may be expected to
. iopt a similar course at an early day. Polk
ana rallas viii sweep the South and West like
prairie Ire.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

neasoas fer suPPsrfing the Pre-
~e teesfve PoAAcy.
Mr.. Barns. . wing Sepator from Mas
s&chnsetts, in replying lately 70 speech
u Mr. Woodbury.. stated that protective
- w pecessary ITO enlarge the basis
ofinauasry. and STOP THE TIDE OF
Qf1GCRAu0N 10 THE WEST,
WHICH MAS CARRYING WITH 1T
CAPITAL OF MEN AND MONEY"
This i flank and honest. Mr.. Bates per-
eeives that the West is draining the old
3eAa oftheir population and wealth, and
l.sfurally enough is deIrous Of interpreting
! ehock % The continuance Of such an ex-
ha.zling state Of ,hingr. This check he
fnas u Die protesaise policy, which en-
ssursgs he inrsssnent Of capital At home
il nannlsctures, and gives employment to
cuasiduable amount Of surplus labor
n ufecsion % home industry" therefore.
wiib Mr. BITES, means protection to Massa-
cAaseils isdustry. and 10 . contrivance to
-.agp1kefitt cf inssisraties tothe Wsst, srAisll
issBsyiag via 4 capital Of sses andmcney.
III New England should be in favor Of
sschy = systen j. both natural and reason
80; bsk i = skiing little too much Of
IL Westsra people 70 assis. in the coz
aY3nim Il ! club to beat out their own
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

ITFArHER MArHEw. who was ex-
pected to visit the United States the pres
ent summer, viii not, il il now said, come
until next year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
vvhig County Couveutiou.

The wings Of Des Moines hold county con-
vention on the l3th Of July nsxt, to agree upon =
county ticket. Such, at least, is the recon-
mendation Of the Clay Club. The establishment
Of this association, BY the bye, i most happy
thing for the wings Of the county, inasmuch as
it relieves all who live out Of town from the
trouble Of participating in the plans and arrange
msnts which are Conceived to Be necessary to
success.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

A letter from Wapello county, dated June 9TH,
says:
ssThe first democratic meeting ever held in
Wapello county took place yesterday. There
was good attendance. Messrs. May, Gal5raiM
and Fuller, spoke-the two first at some length.
and very ably. The irit is up, and union,
harmony and victory. is the watchcry."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

: 81 Low, who was lately shot in s.. Louis By
FoaD, was still living 1t last accounts, though
his recovery i regarded = utterly hopeless.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Chancellor KENT, of New York, in late let
ter, uses the following language in reference to
the President of the United States:
e1 think there can be no doubt that the enor-
nous abuses and stretch Of power BY President
Tyler, afford ample materials for the exercise Of
the power OF Impeachment. and On imperative
duty in the House Of Representatives to put it in
practice.n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

nWrIsoH SnASNoH, SEx-C overnqf Of Ohio,
il tie Tyler candidate for Vice President.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

- A new work, by Cooper, bearing the title
Of aAshoss asd .4foat," has made its appear
ance.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Rejectlon % the Texas Treaty
The Senate, on the 9Th instant, rejected the
treaty annexing Texas to the United States, by
Z vote Of s. nays to Is yeas.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Moemom sDimculties.

We copy the following from the War
nw Signal sof Wednesday last. The
steam boat Ohio, which brought the ex-
ira, reports that Nauvoo is under marshal
law, and permission was refused to the
passengers to enter the city. We are not
among those who apprehend the shedding
Of blood, but the preparations being made
BY both parties are certainly calculated to
give rise to painful fears.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22


are both gentlemen possessed Of high char
acter-of unquestioned and unquestionable
patriotism and integrity, able to discharge
the duties.of the stations for which they
have been respectively nominated, with adj
vantage to the country and honor to them
selves. Concurring with them in the main,
in the political principles BY which their
public lives have hitherto distinguished, /
am sincerely desirous for their success.
am by no means unapprised Of the occur
rences remotely connected with these NOM
nations which have caused pain and NOR
LITIGATION in the breast Of many sincere
friends throughout the Union, who have
honored me BY their continued and .disin-
terested friendship. But ! am very sure
that can also rely on their past fidelity
and honor for ! ready concurrence IN the
saving principles Of our political, creed that
no personal or private feelings should ever
induce ne to withhold our support from
nominations, the success Of which would
Be conducive to the permanent interest d
the country. Those, therefore, who think
. do, that its future welfare is in great
degree dependant upon the success Of those
great principles in the administration ofthe
Federal Government, winch we have hith-
erto espoused, and in respect to which the
two great parties Of the country have for
years been divided, cannot, ! am sure. fail
to merge al minor considerations in sin
cere and nndisguised efforts to promote the
success Of the candidates. If The democratic
party.
They need 10 assurances to satisfy them
TIT shall - fpsever thankful for their
unsurpassed devotion y ny welfare
know that Ia never = ,.set ocherish viii