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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

BETrisc.-We learn that the supporters of
Gen. Cass in Baton Rouge and vicinity, are betting
upon that gentieman's election, with the proviso,
chat uoshing - ODE paid IL he withdraws il favor
or Mr.. Van Buren,.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

10 Gov. Bisseli, of Connecticut, who had been
dangerously i'll but somewhat mended, suffered a
relapse on the 233d, and little hopes were entertained
of his recovery.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05
latest from Europe.

We have further news by this mornings mail of
the accounts by the America. This vesselIeft Liv-
erpooi on the 10Th uIt.
The first despatch received by the Picayune,
says that all is quiet in Paris, aud that Government
is taking steps to close all the clubs.
The Schleswig and Holstein war is allont to COM
mence again.
Revolution has broken out in Ireland in good
earnest. Numbers have been killed.
The following is the second despatch, received by
the same paper:
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3n.-The Irish insurgents
are now encamped 1000 strong near CIonmel, and
are literally furnished with provisions by the far
mers. The Cork Examiner publishes r,'mors of a
rising at Waterford. At Portland the police were at
tackled by armed peasants, but the latter were repell-
ed with considerable loss on both sides. Bridge at
Waterford and CRANKY Ferry burnt. Troops from
Loughall [Youghal?1 barracks were sent by stea
mer to the disturbed districts and Kilkenny. Four
thousand insurgents are encamped on Lolghall hill.
OGorman is probably chief commander.
Cavaignac is much alarmed at the prospects of
the Bonapartists. France is determined on sending
an army Of observation to the Rhine.
Berlin is very excited. The Germans are deter
mined on establishing al empire. ri
The Neapolitans have captured Messina.
Tuscany is the scene of frightful disorder. In
upwards Of one Numbered soldiers have
been killed in a conflict with the people.
The last despatch says the potato crop is almost
a total failure.
The Irish rebellion is regarded in Liverpool as
merely a landlord difficulty about crops and threat
ened starvation. Other papers regard it as more
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

ANOTHER BoLTER.-F. E. Brazile.. a prominent
Democrat in Aberdeen, Mississippi, has renounced
Cass and Butler.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

% The Baton Rouge Gazette says that Cass is
as nauseous to a true Southern man as ipecac to a
healthy stomach.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

II have no private purposes to accomplish, no Party pro-
jeets to build mp. no enemies to Pnnlsh-nothlng 10 sers1
but nv country. r y fHAvE NO CoNcEALMENT. mold
no opinion which I would not readily proclaim to my as
psn,bIed countrymen, but crude impressions upon matters
or policy, which may be rightto-day and wrong to-morrow,
are, perhaps, notthe best test of fitness for Office: one %ho
csnnot Be trusted Without pledges cannot be confdsd IN
r,yeIv on account of them. r : l am a Wing but not ain
ultra Wing. If elected, would not be the mere President
of a party. would endeavor to act Independent OF party
domination. / should feel bound to administer the Gov
eminent, u%ntrammeled by party schemes; Inc veto
power: The personal opinions of the individual whe may
happen to occupy the Executive chair ought not to control
the action ofCongrsss upon questions OF domestic policy;
,or OUGHT his objections to be i~nterposed where questions
UNCONSTITUTIONAL power have been settled by the various
departments of Government and acquIesced in by the PEG
ME. Upon the subject of the tariff, the currency; the
;mnrovcment of our great highways rivers, lakes and har-
hor,. The win of the people, as expressed through their rep,
rs.srtatives in Congress, ought TO be respected and carried
autbv the Executive. \ = fsincerely rejoice at the pros,
nset Of peace, Ny life has been devoted to arms, yet l
~ nnnn war at all times and under all circumstances as a
ns,;ous, calamity, tob be avoided if compatible with nation
.Ihouor. . = Ishall engage in no schemes, no couoiha-
,;ons. NO intrirues ~ Extracts from Gen. 1dytors LetteF
IN Cant. Allison.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

FREE SoILERs IN MlssoURI.-There was quitea
large meeting of Free Sellers in st. Louis on the
night of the 23d nit. The Republican says that it
passed off without serious interruption, though
many persons evInced a disposition to interfere
The meeting was addressed by +. P. Blair, Jr..
and others. Resolutions embracing the principles
of the Free Soil party were adopted and a commits
tee appointed to bring out a Van Buren, electoral
ticket for the State.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

III 20 for the e~oumfry--thsp hols eo~Hnfry''-ZAcHARY
TAYLOR. ID 4 sta
az disape,D most uneqaipocallg, noD and Joreser, any
design on my part to interfere pith the rights Of "hat's
termed the property of the citizens Of the other States
MrtYAon FILLMORE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05
TROugh and Ready Club,-Ex

bJ ~"~ ASuuy
tract from the minutes Of the proceedings of n.
Rough and Ready Club at a meeting held mn
the 3Ist ult.:
o motion of J. C. Davis, Esq, it was re-.
solved, that article list of the bye-laws of the Roneh
and Ready Club be amended so as to read tbus.S
Art. lst. The meeting of this Club shall be held a.
the Court House erery Saturday at 10 O'Clock. a, NJ
On motion Of J. M. Jones, ESQ, it was r..
solved. that the Recording Secretary be and il here.
by requested and instructed to have the above time
and place of meeting of the Club published in the
Southern Sentlnelas a standing advertisement during
the campaign"
J. L. HORNSBY, President.
J. s. WEBB, Recording Secretary. F~sr.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH
OF IBERVILLE.
Office is hereby given, that if the State Tax.
~ es for the year 1847. together with all the costs
and charges. on the following described properly,
are not paid TO the undersigned collector within
thirty days from the date hereof. the same will be
sold IN accordance with the Seth and 57lh sections
the government of the State" approved NAV Sd.
1e47, by said collector, at the Court House Of the
Parish Of lberville. on Wednesday the lsef Noysm-
Der, S148, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ:
Description Of PROPERTY
500 acres of Land lying on Grand River, and as
sessed as the property of Phelps.
Amount of Taxes, sly SO
Cost of Advertising, 10
5000 acres of Land lying on Bayou Sorrel, as
sessed as the property Of Thomas MarskeIl.
Amount of Taxes $40 90
Cost of Advertising, 4S6
l40o acres of Land lying on Bayou Crosse Tete
and assessed as The property of Henry Hodge, il.
Amount of Taxes, $40 60
Cost of Advertising, &c
10000 acres of Land lying on Bayou Crosse
Iete and Marigonih, and assessed as the property
of Laurent Millaudon.
Amount of Taxes, $1O6 66
Costs of Advertising, SO 40
J. L.. PETIT, Collector.
Parish of ~Iberville, Both Sept. 1s4s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05
RUNAWAY In JAIL.

RUNAWAY In JAIL.
NJ WAS brought to the Jail of this Parish
Il on the Both ult., a runaway slave who calls
n his name JOHN and says he is the pro-
-. perry Of a negro trader, named Willis, re-
siding in Virginia, but has been living with a plan
ter in East Baton Rouge, of the name of scud-
der. The said negro is about 35 years of age, S
feet 9 inches high, a black, and very stout built
The owner will come forward, prove property,
and take him away.
oct2 HENRY SULLIVAN, Tailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05
MARION EN- PRISON.

MA TCTGOIN IlN L
. Hete amene a la geole de Plaquemine lie
"A 30 du mails de Septembre, 1S48, un negre
~. arrete CONNIE maroon, nomme JOHN, ct
~ qui Sc dit appartenir a un marcband de ne
gre, nomme Willis, de la Virginie, qui Ia lone a
un nomme Scudder, habitant de la Paroisse Est
Baton Rouge, adi il a~travai!Ie quelque temps. LIE
dit Negro est age d'environ % ans, taille 5 pieds
8 pouces. 81 ms 5E 5.
oc23t HENRY SULLIVAN, Geolier.
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PLAQUE Nj
THURSDAY. OCTOBER S, 1s4s.

1--WE would inform our patrons-,hose VINO
desire that our columns should be partly IN the
French langnage-that W have procured the ser
vices of a gentleman of ability, who will give his
attention weekly to embelIishing our sheet with the
beauties Of that tongue.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

..UJohn Van Buren, said in a speech lately, that
Lewis Cass had about as much chance of receiving
the vote Of New York a. Louis Philippe. And he
might have added, that his father had about as much
prospect Of obtaining it as Lonis Blanc or Causi-
deere, whom he very much resembles in principle.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-05

Messrs. Chas. III. Pitts, John w. Walker. I'll
s. Alexander, aud others, Baltimore, Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-28
IONEY MARKET.
1hursday, April AIS r

0hursday, April as Pl M.
The stock market continues in very feverish state
and prices Consequently very unsettled. At the rs
board to day, Ksntooky ss fell of per cent; North
American Trut, Al Long Island u; Reading Railroad,
1; Pennsylvania SIS advanced y; Utica and schenecs
d. III and Norwich and Worcester, u; all others closed
at prices current yesterday. There not much dis
position exhibited to sell at rates consequence
of the panic prevailing relative to the next advices from
England The bears very loud in their predictions
of the result Of the political movements in Great Br
tain and the bulls sufficiently intimidstsd to keep
out Of market Holders of stocks were not anxious
to SELL and few were disposed to purchase.
At the second board prices stiRspsd little but the
transactions we're to very limited extent
We learn that the failure of Lake Co., Of this city
will not embarrass njure the credit, in any way, Of
the Commercial and Agricultural Bank Of Galveston,
Texas That institution 10 fully able TO meet all It's a,
biitis and agencies be established,
its exchange operations will be to the fullest extent
nswed that oil the checks Of the bank on its agents
will be paid and the exchange RENTED held subject to
the orders of the bank.
The Comptroller of this State will sell at auction on
wedpeday the ard OF Msy, for account of the cIrcu
Iatug notes of the James Bank the following nominal
sacuritIee
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demand for the West ID much heavier than was generally
anticipated and the prospect s when the Canada trade
opens that there will be enlarged demand from that
quarter. We quote over weights henock sole al 10 10
l4lc middng and light weights do Ia to l5c; dan a.
CAD to l2o Calf skins in sble r,ouest.
also upper leather of ell descriptions
MoLAssEs.- Sales Of 100 bogshesds Cerdenas v,re
made nj 1919. and 1855 DO Cuba 2sJ< a $50 a months
NAVAL STORES Sales of 600 bbls rosiu North conn
~, made at 7oc There was no change in other'
descriptions.
OLs-There Il good demand for unssed and -. rs-
port sales of 1000 gallons city pressed American at $40
6Sc; and 500 do English vt $50 55c tho latter price
brokerage oil Some holders quote English lnseed at
57c but We can hear Of ions to subsantiae
sales Of 10 900 lbs at &c a 10
PRovIsIoNs.-Msss pork was steady at $40 with mo.
derate eaes TO the trade Prime we quote at So s7k
with limited sales There no change in picked
meats 70 hosshesds, damaged, smoked hams were
msoe at SAC ief-Sales OF 200 bbls country meas
we're made ut 81 70. Lard-Sales of $50 kegs were
made at 10 In barrels the article remained heavy
safes OF ioo obs grease lard made at So. There
WAS nothing new to nots in butter or cheese
hcE-Ssies OF 90 tisrcss made at So 70 So 37K
for fair to strictly prime
SUGARS firm with n Sood dsu,and W.. not,oa
sass OF 2oo hhds New Orleans ut 4s4kc 900 do Porto
co AZ shsoac; $50 Cuba at 4Aa5c, and $50 brown Hs-
vsns at 51ss6bc, mos. By auction 100 hhds New Or.
fair. "
ALLow continues In good request with sales of 10000
- - Voo los rendered at SIC 90, which Is lower
WiNEs-salec OF 100 &c casks port at 500 q 1906 and
auction 20 do Lbon do at 40so 1870 do 1T soc
So.c, and 10 do Lisbon Madeira 1T SOC 49,, mos.
"hskEY-stato prison was scarce, and held nrm at
zoe, Inc last sales Of drudge were made at $40.
FREIGHrs Both shippers and ship owners dis
posed to wait for the news by the America Rates to
Liverpool remained nomnaly the same; some engage
ments were made for Glasgow private terms.
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Sll3 a05 IT

There will also be sold for account Ct the circulating
rotes the Atlas Bank bond and by
Edward Drilling and assigned to the Comptroller Of the
State Of New York In trust for tbs redemption Of the
circulating notes Of the shove bank for So 900, due
August IS 1862 nearly three blocks in tbs
city Of Brooklyn lying tho East river bstween the
C tharino and Jackson street ferries
The Comptroller has legal right to forecose this
mortgage but obliged to sell 1t at auction When the
Atlas Bank suspended, the Comptroller applied 10 the
Legislature for the passage of Law authorisng him to
forscose mortgages in all such cases. but othing
done relative to the matter and he is compelled to abide
by the Law ss IL now stands
The Commercial and Farmers Bank OF Baltimore has
declared DIVIDEND OF four per cert for the last six
months
The Bauk Of the State of Georgia has declared divi
Jend Of three dollars per share out Of the proh Of The
last six Eonshs
lts generally Appreciated that the news to arrived
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CITY TRADE REpURr.

New YosK, THURSDAY ArrEaNooN, April AZ
W the
rival Of the steamship America, now nearly due COM
bned to produce more or less angonr In the domestic
produce trade generally. Sales OF flour for home
were again made Yesterdays prices the market clos
ing steady. small sale Of Genesee wheat was made
limited sales. Theirs was change in other kinds Of
grain in meal BY Que telegraph report from Boston
It will be that the market without change
while . steady business doing Provisions In this
market stood before. Lard continued dull while pork
was steady Groceries were selling to fsir extent to
the trade, without material change in prices.
AsHEe--smali sales Of pots made ct So; pearls
continued nominal at 81 u.s.
BREADsrurrs- Flour-The sales, including various
small lots footed up about 1870 1000 bbs, Including
Grnssse at So lax SO a7h for fair to pure quality
Michigan straight brands So 26 500 bbls this stste at
price, oO0 do New Orleans ct So as and 400 do Brook
Ign at the same prios sales Of southern were light and
try ss as With 100 do Baltimore Howard street. at
at So lax Wh.at-Sses of 1890 bushels Gsnesee were
made at 81 ak the last sales Of Ohio white made
at 1860, and of red ut 126o Corn-Sales Of 1000 a
bushels Of New Jersey yellow mace in several
separate lots at $780, 900 1000 do do soa at sac
some lots Of northern yellow commanded $780, sales OF
New Orleans slightly heated, were again made to the
extent of few thousand bushels At Soc M,al-i00 q
OF 1900 bushels were made at 7lc. Rye Flour sales
In two parces Of about 400 bbls made at So 56
So s2h. Oat.IC.nai we're steady at 400
sales Of 500 bags Java, a little common, At 7Hc.
CorroN-The business In this article continues small
Tn, sales to-day amount to 900 bales chiefly to spin
usrs ADD at prices showing decline of y of cent
tho steamers nsws.
Frn-iu macksrol therc is nothing Of moment doing
Will. prices ain without changes OF dry cod
toe qGnals at 50 63x aud 100 do in drums
at SO 10.
and dry rssns at 81 37aS So and 5000 do new dried
apples In barrels. at $40, cash.
HEMP is In fair inquiry at previous prices.
LvArHrs--rhere has b en- very sctivs demand for
Gather for few days past and toe stock hand has
eep reduced 10 about 10000 ddse Of hsmlock scS
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Married

Married
On Thursday morning April 81, by tbs Rev. Dr. Hut
ton, THOMAS DuNEIN to JEANETTE F., daughter Of T..
w. Kimbsl Esq, all of this city.
In Perth Amboy, April 27th. by tina Rev N. Crane.
Mr.. EMERALD WILSON. Of New York city, to Miss
CHARLOTTE THOMAS, Of Perth Amboy
New Jersey papers please copy
In this CITY, Wednesday afternoon the 26th by tho
Rev d. Cheever, HENRY CULVER, E,q Of Cambridge,
~ Y, to Miss SARAH j., fourth daughter of Bepj amin
Story, Esq.
May their days glide on In happiness.
On Wednesday, 26th inst at st Andrews Church.
BY the Rev Mr.. Msgnnis Mr.. CHARLES B. SoALLY. to
ELLEN, daughter of Edward Conway, M. all of this
city.
On Thursday, 27th inst, by the Rev. P. r. Brown
WILLIAM H. DAYTON to Lucy 8. CoGswELL, oil of this
city.
Reverend M. Warrington, ALErHEA H dsushter of
DR.. B. F White, to DR.. HENRY A WEEKS, of New York
On Wednesday evening, Goth instant, by the Rev.
John Sisty, WILLIAM SEXTON late of Monmouth ccuu.
ty, n to MARY ELIZABETH AIKEN, daughter Of Jo-
seph AIKEN, Of this city.
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At Newark, N. j. of consumption, IaNArrus BRIGHT,
aged 81 years.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Yesterday morning after brief illness, of congestion
Of the lungs GooDEN g. HALL, In the 6sth year Of his
age
His relatives and friends aud those Of his sons Tenn
pie, Charley, and Andrew, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this day at O'Clock, from his late
residence, No. a95 Washington street The remains
VIII De- taken to Greenwood Cemetery for iuterment
In Brooklyn, MARTHA A. HALL, aged ls years, 6
months and % days
The resti and friends Of the family, the members
Of the Miriam Tent, Daughters OF Rechab and Salsm
Union, Daughters Of Temperance invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her brother % Tai
man street. this FridAy) afternoon, ct half pact s
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-28
BALTIMORE, April III 1913
The Taylor, Hhie, and Democratic Conventions Col


The Taylor, Wing, and Democratic Conventions Col
Dapsss Posted az a COWARD, &c.
The State Taylor convention assembled in Baltimore
yesterday and attended by delegates from eleven
of the twenty counties of the State and per-
feet smile of its predecessor of the Tyler in depsD
DENT mo party convention of 1871 The two great
moving spirits In the convention Ohio Sc ott the
greet repudistor, ard John L Carey, editor of the
fmerfcan which estabshment have gore
heart and SOIL into the mo party" Taylor nap, al
trough or many il has been a promine Mt Clay
wig paper The convention gave additional proof of
the fact that the Taylor party IN Maryland like the
Ver party In every respect being composed Of discard
ga leaders and WITH but corpouAs guard
The wing city convention assembled last night. and
were addressed by the delegates elected to tho State
convention all Of whom gave in their adhesion to wing
principles, under the lead Of Harry Clay
l~ne democratic. convention also assembled and elsc
ed sgstss to their State The best spirits
seem ~ to prevail among them and 80 far az the MEM
bers OF the convention concerned they 90 for
election OF Mr. Polk against the field. They are not
only united but oondd,nt of success even in old
Maryl md in qusncs Of the Taylor movement.
Colo nel jacob, q Davies. the Mayor of Baltimore
yester lay poo ed at the Exchange coward by his
frothe t-in-isfs, Captain Mayo OF the U Navy
Coone DsV appears this morning in card in the
pers 81 hting that no received mpernent note tow
d-ys tnos, signed Mayo, rejecting mis- aged
mother TAO Is also the mother of Mayo's wife, that be
return ID It, with note stating that was evidently not
written, by gentleman He heard nothing more OF the
matter until yesterday morning whom he informed
that he, was posted at the Exchange q coward.
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Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine o'clock to-
MORO Nv morning 1t will contain all the Of the
week. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpenca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-28
ma RALrn. AuTHoR OF THE- "rRACTIcAL

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
~ PRIVATE THEA TIst.,p NC, So GresnwIch street,
oflics hours to ~ A. NJ to 9P M lSdnday exceped)
Thos who apply in the early stages viii be urpsed at the
rspdity srd lul. Inconvenience attending Their cute
Ii is chiefly. however, those who have suffered Eom
tain class of peope. or othsrwfe, who can
properly spp'eeilts bis service, 10 structure ron
its 6sst or rcpieut 10 mofe advnnced ava
distressing usee- tf'om 0aSommoa sas~n'sgs'' "a
a idit.au 20 = very extensive paetcs IN u.a COM
paia he cAn afford pid ani tadies cure which ~
has GROUND for staring ~ cbssnsd tio 70 othsr 'oars
Amsres.
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nj oTICE-THg SUBSCRIBER REsrE CTFIJLLYI IN

NJ OTICE-THE sUBsCRIBEH REsrECTFULLYIN
IN the Of having surp Of horses
vehicles harness. &C. who wish to them into mouey
to send to thea N Tauersas where sales are cashed
promptly. Also Manufacturer of vehicles will find their
interest send their work to the subscriber who will either
purchase loan receive the storage for sale,
Reasonable similar establlsbm this
city Aso-Purchasrs will fad superior advantage. at all
times as the stock on hand 10 very extensive AisoGntle
meas horss accommodated above ground stable
for eh and hair consideration often overlooked by
AssPnblie Auction sales Monday II o'clock The
wh lie Of the usder the direction Of GEO W
MILLER, Original Proprietor Of New York Taersals tt6
Broadway.
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Iotai. 49,. ....... .:.s S,'oOo4aS9I
Thus France possesses, in specie, capital which,
considered int egrsly may be coined up to four Eve
Thousand millions since the coinage of every since
the documents drawn up Is to be estimated at
about loo, 00o, 600 year, in gold and silver.
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NOR LIVERPOOL. - THE STEAMSHIP SARAH
saaas w,i sal Tor Lyeposl on Nay 3h hs' rsgnlM day
drugs In IL rnd other foreign goods For freight passgs
apply 10 r, KERMIT, "a South street,
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MEDICAL OFFlCE-DR. JOHNSON. II DUANE
wi street near Chatham street, well known n the most
successful practitioner New York. the Of
rs diseases The Doctors reputation for sk these old
hscured that hsvs existed for prsemlnent
pains the head and bone, Of the less esctuay cured
weakness brought By habit sdulaed
by young causing dreams and nighty eHs
,ons positively prevented Recent currdi four days.
without No alteration in dist prsvsnfoa rom
hat