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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-31

TRUE FRIENDSHIP friendship is
the most sensitive Of all affections The first
doubt--the first neglect--,he first seeking of
another for that sympathy which we thought il
our special privilege to give--these are mo-
ments which burn their traces on the heart;
and leave scar which, though it may possess
the dubious advantage Of callousness to tuture
impressions, inflicts agony ere it hardens. And
to such wounds friendship is specially liable.
Love confers an equality, whether real or
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
BRIMLEV HALL,

operate SOiree, in Full COstume-.Tm.
mence One NightOnlyt
'E'nh Celebrated Voca lsts Miss q. BaIENrI Puma
Donna, Pupil OF the celebrated Mazzucato and late
AZ me Asto. Place Opera House. New York. aud N r.
mANvERs, Prima Ten0re from The Thertres Drnrv on
AMI Convent Garden, assisted by Mr. C. JtrFrnTy h
at the above Hall, e. Po'io' Mance
ON MONDAY EVENING. Oct ead
consisting OF selrctions from the Comic Onaro ~ :, :
NhiLD OF THE REGIMENT. Muse by DOME nj " 'no
nAhlE' tEhhd OF the Regiment) MISS ELIZA BRTFNT1
SUI Plzo, Sergeant of the 2Ist1 Mr. Al. ~ l.
In the course of the evening Mr.. Manvers viii SIM 81
run costume the celebrated scen4 from FnA nv, =,
descriptive OF the life of Brigand The Performance
WI commence with One Act Of Concert III kefs so
Ients 10 oe hnd nj The usual places Doors open at 10
TO commence at O'Clock. O:i 90 "a -
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DIED.

In Upton, on Sunday The 7th instant, Mr.. c.oroa w
Wood ageG SO years. w.
Up 10 about three years ago the deceased was in ro
Dust heaIth ana remarkably active in his habits and
permanent Al that time he mel with an accident to The
spine the effect OF which deprive him of all
non neiow me point OF injury. lie bore his calamity
WIN 'he Heekness of Christina and though fully con-
scous OF his ncurabe situation he pass the last three
years q ms lie IN com arative cheeuness and wa TED
"r nus last great change with that love of lie hch MAJ
pot those OF buoynnt spirits know He sleeps with hi,
Rim red. Ills memory is blessed, 800 "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

REV. Mr.. PIERCE We have received from Messrs
Crosby & Nichols, boston, pamphlet copy of The Ds>
course delivered at The funeral Of the venerable Rev.
John Pierce, d. d. senior pastor Of Isl Cong. Church
in Brookline, Mass, Aug 9th, 1919 By Rev. Fred'k
nj Knapp. 1t is accompanied with Biographical
Sketch Of Dr. Pierce orig nay prepared for the Chrisa
tian Inquire r, in New YORK. DR. Pierce was The sole
pastor of bis uch for halt century. Il is sold at
fuckers No. 9S Main Street.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

LIE ELEC IlONS-I HELIX LESSON. N
When Judge Allen OF Massachusetts. iume.
dlateiy alter the nomination of Gen. Taylor, stood
up IN what Horace Greelev appropriately desig
mated the 9 Slaughter house OF Wing principles
and proclaimed tas Wing party dissoIved, shout
OF derlslon went ouj from the leaders of the party
all over the land. Such declaration was not
merely political blasphemy, but indisputabe ev..
dence Of insanity. The idea that the great ..uni .
Versai Wing party" was dissolved, was perfectly
absurd, and worthy only OF mailman. And es
pecially was this so when the election returns
proclaimed in Thunderstorm the triumph of tie
"Sage" OF Buena Vista What low, said the scot
iers-What now oil the dissolution OF the whe par.
ty Who now will have the presumption TO talk
OF the dissolution OF party which has Just swept
the country and elected President? But time. .
which seldom stops, went on. The President
which the Wing party claimed to have elected
was lnaugurated. The spoils were distributed 10
the victors. And what since? Let the eiections
tell. One alter one, the States, whose votes cleo.
ted Taylor, have deserted him; until he can hard
~ be said to have reliable party anywhere
The specific causes Of the deteai, the Wings have
almost everywhere met, we do not propose now
10 discuss The one general cause we appre-
nend, Is to be found in the fact that in the nonin-
alton OF Pres dental candidate, all pretence o,
attachment to any principle was thrown to the
winds, and thus all the moral lite OF the oarty
was Iost. Since then, the party has been in
sort of semi somnambulic state neither asl. ep!nor
awake. 1t is and has been ever since, morally
dead.
Last week elections were held in PENNSYLVANIA
and Ohio, in both OF which States the results are
adverse to the Wings. Pennsylvania i: will be
recollected, gave Tayler some 1900 majority.
Now she has has gone Democratic by maiori.
ty OF $4,000 to 10000. Both branches of the
Legislature are also Democratic. Last year both
branches were Wing.
In Ohio. generally until last year, Whiy
State, the election has only been ios me mbers Of
the Legislature; in which parties are reported to
stand, Senate; Wings II, Democrat Is, Free Soil |.
In the House, the Democrats have elected 81
the Wings 80, Free Sellers 6; and one Senator
and two Representatives are in dispute. These
reports may be varied, as we doubt not they will
be. The Free Soil party will prove larger than
is reported. But there is no doubt that the Wings
are in clear minority. Thus we CO. And thus
goes the party which sacrificed all its former
principles. all its sell-respect on the shrine OF
availability. In taking up and electing Zachary
Taylor, the slavehoding warrior, the Wing Party
became great standing lie. No wonder is soul
has gone out oil it. No soul could live in such
a dead body Concord ". H. Ind. Democrat.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY Free Democratic pomioa>
tons, William Waterman, of Wllliam.town. Asa G
WEIGH, Of Lee.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

OrERATIc SoIREE Err aders are referred 10 the
notice of the Operate Soiree Briney Hall, on Mons
day evening It's gren By some of The hestperfoTmers
al the Opera House Of London and New York in full cos
t&me, The selections Of music are from the most popu'
lar pieces, and the whole Soiree will be of popula
character Its novelty here, and affords 6ne oppor
uuity to he citizens and appreciate the peculiar
ties Of the best operate music and performances Q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

- W The efforts of the Taylortes to make Gen.
taylor resemble George WoShrngtoa. remind
one OF the ruse OF Joe Smith, the Mormon. who
mad one OF his disciples rubbed over with
phosphorus, and then brought before the audience
AFTER putting out the lights. The spectators gazed
upon me luminous character Before them, and
wondered at his inspiration. But when thew
sheit Tue phosphorus, the disciple didn't appear
qui'e SO divine" as the prophet intended The
PEG pie OF this country stuffed the PHOSPHORUS
IN Taylor's case at all early period Hdytford
Times.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
Manchester Mills

Mouss. de LANES for I2l and II cts.
NTE have in store very extensive stock Of the
w above Goods 10 which we invite the attention Of
every purchaser selling OF their very best
goods for l2t and IL cts the yard.
Also very full iment of CASHMERE deECOsgE
Of French. English and American makes, prices ION IL
cts 10 81 per yard. d. l.. HARD0N & co.
Oct 3. Avis
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HIr BACK. The Tribune, having under
taken to rebuke the editor OF the Albany Knick
erbocker as" a sort OWING" for some punge MT
structures on the Albany Junto, that paper re-
turns the blow with spirit, as follows:
ga single word in conclusion to the editor of
the Tribune. We have marked out our course.
1t is humble one, to he sure, bat we shall fol.
low it. Having no faith in the political integri-
ty Of Mr.. Greeley, believing him to be huxter.
ing demagogue who makes politics trade, we
decline submitting to his dictation, or acting as
his echo. WE belong to ga sort. o. whigs,'' who
have no fellowship with political knavery, and
who despise most heartily the candng hypocrisy
which puts money in the purse. II in this we
differ from the editor OF the Tribune, it is a mis-
fortune which we will endeayor to bear"
The editor of the Knickerbocker is q Taylor
office holder, and one Of the most active and prom
inent wings in Albany.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

RAILWAY CONVENTION The Pacific Ra;l,.,
Convention at ST. Louis, adjourned at noon thursday,
amer adopting resolution TO Ieasscmble at Philadel
Pha GU The LIST Of April Lext to resume the consdcra
ton Of the subject.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

ANOTHER COALITION. ]. G. Bresin, Dem.
ocratic Representative in the last Ohio Legisla
ture from Seneca Co., voted for the anti-slavery
Senator and for the repeal of the Black Laws.
This year the pro slavery portion of his party
nominated candidate inoppositon, and the Tdy-
lor men supported the pro slavery man
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
To Country. lTerchants.

have in Store Cases Mems and Boys heavy Calf Kip
Il and Cowhide Boots. = =
1000 pr. superior PARA RUBDERs which will sell
dressed or otherwise to suit the purchaser large
of Lad es' and Gents Metallic Rubbers best quality
and style Of finish, which will cell at Manufacturers
prices and general assortment of Boots and Shoes
which will be sold low. Call and examine at
Oct 20. I'm o. r. TnOMPSONS,
I76 Main ct.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

DRyING. A process OF drying bread stuffs has
been invented by Mr. J. r. Stafford, andreceived
the premium Of gold medal, which takes is lbs
OF water out of barrel OF -four and out OF Indian
and guarded from the external moisture, by paint,
oil, or cement, will keep sweet Tor years. THIS
is discovery of immense value 10 the country.
h u. ChYOnfupe.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

HARVARD COLLEGE. TIE Albany Express says
that Capt Eustis of the army, graduate Of Iarsard
College, will be appointed professor Of Civil Engineering
with salary ri $4,000. as
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

GT The area Of Minnesota Territory is log, 900
square miles: OF which 10000 are in the old
sast tract OF country formerly called Upper Lou
isiana.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

u The Taylor cores. ondence Of I 'ltlmo e
Patriot b aumoIe Sun, and Philadelphia Moth Amer,
can, ale all Office holders. There are her clerks at
Washington whose real business is this Kind OF "nter-
ference in elections" he - a5ae
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

% In the ship Martha which sailed from Nan,ucke
for San Francisco the lola, went passenger, Alder
S. Coffin Of Ibis city.
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Where is Holm n. Sfan.e

II lett these parts some little time ago and has not
IL been heard from. He is Tailor by trade about five
feet and six inches high he has wife, Any information
sent to this Office his present place of abode will
be suitably rewarded. DIFF OctI
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

~ II is limited that President Tay Tor inclined TO
visit Boston, but was tissuaded by the Massachusetts
Taylor men, who begged m no, to show himself here
till after election. q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

ADJOURNED The meeting e the City Free Soil
COMMITTEE called for this evening, stands adjourned TO
TUESDAY EVENING next, at l-2 O'Clock, at their
room in the Anne mean Temperance House. All The
members are requested to be punctuay present.
Per oIdor w. a. WALLACE, Sec ..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

Mr.. BURToNs NEXT LECTURE ON EDuCATIoN.
The concluding the postponed on account
OF Father Mathews visit 10 Sunday evening, week
from 10 morrow.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

GLASS Backs. Ii is said til Il br cks made of glass
are used in Europe, The cons rucon Of buildings,
for the purposes of introducing light without lessenng
the strens In Of the walls. tN t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

nJ Among The passengers by The Niagara, we find
The names of our fellow citizens Eha Burrit and ANA
81 Walker. &. - ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
MILLINERY ROOMS

Over Chamberlin's Dry Goods Ware House
NTNAE Newest styles and best Goods always sale
WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
At the L0wsst Prices of any market.
Oct 26. dw
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

NJ BY letter addressed by the President 10 Mayor
Woodruff of New York, il appears that Gn. Tay Tor
has decidedly postponed his northern visit until next
wear,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

FFEE NAVIGATION. The British law rel nav.
ing restrictions upon Tree Navigation ,ouo,
erees on me lst OF January. By the proyis,ons
~ -" o'u law oil the United States, upon the sub.
49, our restrictions OF like character were r. he
removed as soon as other nations abolished ,baJto
0onseq uently, after the dale above mentioned
n'it'sh vessels will be on an equal footino viii
ou's 10 American ports, and ours on an eou.i
loonhg with theirs in English ports Or in Other
WORDS. British vessels may bring the produce or
u, OF any country from ann mort into
'he United States, OH the same terms ss Amor;
can vessels; and Oice versa The Secretary ot
effect. '0"ef 70 'hls
Ihe Effect of Climate Some animals arc so;d
10 De white In the polar re- ions, yariegated in
temperate, and dark in tropical climates The
ayior party changes its coat, in like name.
according to latitude. Here in MASSACHUSETTS, rya
are told taat the "Whig party is committed
against the extension OF Slavery. and in favor -
It's prohibition within the territorial Jurisdiction ~
ne general government. But in the Slave State
we are informed that the rights ofthe S1ufh II. o
'he right TO extend slavery wherever the IInitoJ
states nag ilies) will be sustained by the admins,
tranon. The Republic, the government organ a.
washington, says that the question must he 40
claeo WIN sacred regard TO the rights, interests
une JeeHhgs Or both sections Taylorism is.
whl'e at me North, black at the South and at
'ne capital, like Jacobs cattle, s.ring streakeLs
speckled and grzzeled,''-a harmonious com.
pound OF Free Soilism, Cahounism and Cassism
northampton Courier
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WANTED

by young man with the best OF recomme ndations a
~ situation in some res pectabe business. ANY seul.
man wishing The services of the subscriber, will please
address H. L. NJ, Worcester Post Office rIi
Oct. 90. dW
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NIB. The Committee OF reception are requested to
meet at the American Temperance House this evening
at l>2 O'Clock.
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THIS DAY RECETVFD

"A large assortment OF Ladies Goat and Morocco Pol.
IA kas, Misses children Polkas. and a superior Iot Of
fArENT and PARA RUBBERs, which will be sol as usual
Low, ut .. F. THOMPSON'S,
Oct 90. lw IFS Main ST
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Father Mathew Meeting this Evening.

Faher Mathew will meet The cihzens Of Worcester
THIS EvENING at the City Hall al half past seven
O'Clock precisely He will be welcomed by the Mayor
on behalf oil the people, after which, he will immediate
" proceed 10 the administration of the pledge. We
learn that i, the intention Father Mathew 10 remain
in town through the Sabbath and part of Monday, and
that he will officiate al the Catholic Church during the
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

On The 29h inst Ladies' small Leather TRAVELLING
box, on the road from Clappvile 10 this civ The
finder will be rewarded by sending il TO E. r. iscoms
No. 20 Portland ST. oct. 20, dStis* 0o0'''
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Boy Wanted.
S na,y Goods Store In this CITY, Enquire at this
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". District-JoHs c. PALFREY of Cambridge
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Free Soil Nomination for C0ngress'
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY Free Democratic nomioa>
tons, William Waterman, of Wllliam.town, Asa G
WEIGH, Of Lee.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20
DisTRIcr ATroRNBY.--P. X. Fendall
CuaTon Horsg.- Georsefown, Henry Addison
TROUBLES IN THE RICHMOND DIS
TnICT.

We regret to perceive, that the friends Of
the Administration are divided, as to their
choice fora candidate for the next Congress
in the Richmond, Va, District A recent
convention nominated c. Carter Lee bul
the friends Of Mr.. Bolts are not disposed to
abide BY the nomination. Another Conyen-
ton is proposed in the early part Of next
month, with view to heal the schisms now
existing, and the friends of Mr.. Lee are
wiling TO abide the result. We trust that
the Republican party viii put aside all these
differences and unite. Union is all that is
necessary to secure us a triumph. We can
not conquer unless we are united. What
Mr.. Bots friends will do in the premises, is
not yet known; but we rely upon their pa.
triotism 10 dictate to them the proper course
10 prevent the loss Of the District
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singular Raiiroed Accident.

fhas been the custom upon the Scottish Central linz
for gatokcepers to Keep The gates shi upon The line
on Sunday, during daylight at those crossinq.
where considerable number Of people are passing
and requesting their way church or otherwise en-
ceptDg during limited period when the mail trains
are expected. On Sunday last however about o'clock
in the morning, when the gate Keeper upon the
carsc road al Craigs, quite contiguous 10 the town.
was In bed snatching the opportunity for hour or
two OF consecutive sleep which IL rarity to him
except upon that day, despatch engine nrrivtd TO
announce the detention Of The mail occasoncd by
the calaInitous accident near Carlisle.
The whistle was sounded al about the us ls 81 :
lance, and not sooner. The keeper, however, bring
in bed, his wife gave him hasty cry, and t,n nm
ont 10 Try 10 open the gates. On doing 50 he was
checked 10 perceive that his wife, alarmed at the
rapid approach OF the terrible engine had swooned
and fallen down right Ia the way of the opening OF
the gates. For an instant his heart was lhceraici
and his arm unneryed by the certain danger Of his
wife, but ins,inetvels and convulslvely he seized
her and dragged h.r back, and had sgan sliced the
gates when the engine was upon him, tearing them
from their staples and his hands OF the same time.
One Of the gates the engine bore With IL for upwards
of 40 yards ere II could be stopped. Two other.
were crushed md bent In every directions and had
fhe fourth which was the least Injured, swung ~ lie
ratarsI way, both the keeper and his wife would
have been injured severely, II not killed but pro.
the recoll IL the contrary way, and
no harm was done by II. As IL is, the gates are de-
,royed fiie keepers arm somewhat sprsined. and
,if wifs leg and knee little hurt, either BY the fall
" the hasiy manner In which her husband had 10
'r,g her away from certain desrucfion,-- Stirling
Ers) Obsrrv.
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j.. 10 lsss AMI J. d. SsrpEa Sansbure, P,, f,r
iinpfose!spss N IPsratlssyr DE sslng c.sl pa,
tented Alarch ~, 1870
Wiat we claim a. our invention aud desire 10
secure by Letters Patent, u the ombnation OF the
rotary brushes, shears, steamlpe apparatus. polish
ing velvet roller and other paris as herein described
with the polished convex metallic rubtcrs whryeby
all parts OF the process Of finishing piece Of cloh
aerit leaves The fuIng mill simultaneously and
continuously perfornedv "
II. b. and II. T.. LAwrox, u .yep York for I'm
P5coyyemens In Cotton Batting. Patented March 10
nBeIs Distinctly known, that We do not sllim 4.
our Invention the mode Of operating series Of Gar
batting a shown By !. Essers drawings, nor any
part Of the above described machine " What Ne
claim 40 our invention and discovery method
OF laying and covering The entire upper and lower
surfaces Of Cotton Battling that has been merely well
picked and spread Ina lapper, with Thin alleet OF
layer OF carded cotton FOR the purpose Of making n
smooth and strong there BY fitting II for being pack
cd und pressed and used for batting purposes,
such us beds, mattresses, &C., ..'53sl
III. w. Sam and L. d. BEsTos, Ne,p York. for
improvement In apparatus for raising and fitting wa
ter buckets Patented March l3, l8i9
What we claim as our invention, and desire 10
secure by Letters Patent Is the combination Of thu
vibrating arms with the cogwhcels f. Of the crank
SHAFT In sucha manner that by the lengihwisa move.
ment OF the crank shaft of the arms ) IL thrown
INTO and retained IN horizontal position Tor bearing
aganstih rope Of the ascending bucket steady the
same; and also In combination with thse trap !. by
which the bucket IL connected with It's rope, serving
10 turn and guido the bucket 90 that will be caught
any capszed BY the tilIing bar j, and substantially
as herein set forth 800
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cen Tay,or,s Inaugural Address.

We publish to-day me insusutai aaatess " Gen
TAYLOR It's direrness, orevlty, Tvs ifanhness, ana
simplicity are enireiy cnuiacsislic " tns man, anu
its sentiments are 10 perect hnsion WIN me opinions
advanced whi'S canuiua'e ~, I've su,tascS oi ns
eounryinen ~ chhnoi p' su,o y lhis ms nfst ON
cial act ,ai ns p'easuea one aoctlne 70 help
INTO power, ana ahoehef afterwards LOT one OF me
prhcipai oojnenons utgco " Sassites against ms
inaugural y MA. ~ Is nolhing more man sum
may " "tne,hes pivmuiea.en oy nm On various
OCCASIONS uutshg the iast TWO years inner com.
p'ihet rou'u mol oe pau tois perfect harmony anu
consistency WIN MS character, than this cap'ious
oolecuoh nhwi'uhe'y conveys lie was elected On
acconn, OF services performed and oil the opinions
WINCH nc was known 70 nave expressed or enter
,aned ana " as me Chiei masis'fale oil me Repnb-
nc, he shan continue 10 act as ne mas commenced
IN manner consistent with his character and pro-
LESSONS ne VIII nave Ieai.xed me Jus, expectations
81 nus countymen and iuihitd the pledges
OF inphed, which induced a majority OF theih 10
yielu MN her preference ana support.
Every ono adinires ipe admirable tone o. inc au
atess ana iew question ile sounoness o. us aDc
tnhesi uut IN ofder 70 hihgs thoir applause wiz,
que proportion OF censure, ms opponents afa 1o N
Psheu 70 isk ther character rs pr"p"s.i "mn NAV
large drafts on me iu'ure Ihey says - WI so"nus
very weli, nui ADD ,'wal, ior n,oh,m u ~ an'
wei see y INC osherai oon peg'n ss wo, a " p'V
scripnon hnd MAKE etery p,nocIa' ~ oueo W'in
inc plank 9uuglhg olir,s ~ So'e y
oui oppohenis c1nnot fsnhAo ,',e iuea ~ sssenis
president OF me Gnieu Snies s.sceel Iis,il on .ne
heeis " hs Iiesiu.'' ~ Pa,,y' ihoy u.' ao
cry peore 'hey hic hu, ~ , even .onou anu NJ
may expect 10 heaI 'lie uls anu ssays, anu nc
WOODS anu pins VI out vas. y, M
,ihs W u.i' ~ ~ 'e ~. y.
si W.ao NAY ~ o,iea " 10 sle,in ~ f.o'I''ns
we PIoP,le'es q ms s.uuon u ING anu 10.
he mc'a'"', VI hc Peope. lhe'e az sohe h,ah Wno