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B. LAKE.
BOUNDARY SURVEY.
Beautiful Coun.ry-Norregian Settle
mcat-An Iacidcat of Cdmp.

BedEtfAl CoAalfy--NofNeSiAH ct1t.e
mcat-An Incidcas Of Cdmp.
ScAap, in T 100. n, r..
iJaly 18th, 1852
Mr. EDITOR: Once more 81. down 10
inllc, on you one Of my epis,cs. Since
writing my las. We have been busily nj
work, and are getting along finely. We
are getting into more level country, and
QUO tina, is setting up fast. There is con
slider able Of Norwegian settlement where
we are at work at present. They seem TO
he an industrious set Of men, and will
Eventually, make this part Of the country
nloom like garden. Eu. my intention al
this time is to relate couple OF incidents
that have occurred in our otherwise monot
onous life. One occurred The FIRE, night at.
| Ter we arrived on our work, which will
relate in the graphic language Of the Ma
jor who keeps diary Of passing events
lie says:
"After supper, and the subject Of rattle
makes, and variou. other matters BY way
f dessert had been duly discussed. we
stirred up the feathers with spade, rolled
ut the blankets, and crawled in. Fa.
iguod and trave-worn, we were soon snor-
ug away ia concert, at least ! suppose 80,
| for as far as was concerned, l was very
,oor unconscious 10 all that WIS passing
| ,ronnd me. slept as only those sleep.
who enjoy the luxury Of a night in camp.
,fter a long day'siramp. ia tho dead hour
II night ] awakened suddenly. A conius
| ed idea Of something dreadful caused my
| hair to stand on end; half awake and in .
state of horrible suspense, was startled
Iinto f9ll consciousness, by the voice Of The
4 General, crying out in tones Of fearful ac-
cent, major! Major. there's criiter IN
the tent'-and sure enough ] could distin
guiah tho outline OF some huge animal
booming up in bold relief against the semi-
transparent canvass, and listened with ex-
quisite dread to the measured bresthings
which emnnated from his powerful chest
and smoking ncs,rils. "Tho Generals
Exclamation, was followed by the signiG
Ieant inquiry, how the 81 shall we get
MIN out? He'll xiii some Of us.' could
SEQ Immediately, That lie was standing
lnearly across my knees. was lying on
|my back, and inroluutariIy. ii psroxysn
Iaf despair, ! gathered myself together
placed my feet under him and showed with
IaiI the energy fselEpreserva'ion. The
Ibnge least gavo deep grosn, as he los,
liS equilibrium, and a muuered curse wa.
heari from some half-a.akened wretch, A.
5e staggered towards The mouth Of The
eht, placing his unwieldy foo, on an IN
ineky ankle in bis endeavors 10 find egres,
through The narrow speriuro. Al length
nc threw up the flaps Of The tent with hi,
horns, and The figure Of an enormous Bull,
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Rive invite the attention OF onr rrsdeTs taat
advert.sernrnt of Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. in tar @
nmns Of onr paper, aTemeGs vi the hrsi inppeaaa
10 the community. The certificates published 10 a
favor not from mix nown nanes, bur from pHitsG
and widely celebrated man. Safe smen, Prefesso,
ClerVs men mad Phi sicfans give their ssong
that this sine for the onre Of rIlr,ondr, ts
ease. be relied with coo idsnce by the aiclel
for relief aud truly hope its results sec.ol
viii sus ain their conclusions .ise1 here.
On. SrngMs CsLEKR4Tga Scorer GAsnT.-
Never since ithe science OF Medicine fest tasaed
upon tbs world has any compound gained such *
traoraInary popularity, in so short a time. NJ D.
Storms Scotch Cough Candy. As remedy Tor Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Difficulty Of Dsraihag, bleeding u
the Llngs, Pam ihe Side Btesss, Sore Throat,
Group, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. Hosneaess or
any other symptom Of that distressing msisdy-ton
sumption Of the Lungs, this highly mesiesisd candy
cannot be sqpalei ~ any Liquid MiAtnre OF The
day, and 10 proof OF cur assertion we ohsT the ma"
undogbtsd testimony.
BARNARD, BRO. & CO., st. Louis, Mo, General
Agents ior the United States and thr tsns5ts.
Pdas Oae Dime per Roll; Rolls for IS cts, or s. per
Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of Davenport
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LOOK OUT FOR HIM.,

we have received letter from Lyons
sisiing ,hat man named Sandiord, pro
Tossing 10 be an Agent for the Mechanics
Union Association Of ST. Louis. after ap
pointing several Agents for the Institution
in that place and Fulton City, was recog-
nized 10 be an old otfsnder escaped from
justice. The same young man made his
appearance in this place, vas immediately
recognized, but before he could be arrest
ed escaped over the hills. People should
boware Of al protested Agents Of this In
siitulion until they ascertain something Of
their authority.
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GEN.. SCOTT, THE CATHOLICS AND THE
PROPERTY QUALIFICATION.

We bad purposely re!rained from saying
anything upon tho above questions, but
inasmuch as our neighbor INDUCES in .
lengthy article upon the subject, We vii
be permitted 10 make few remarks Il
prove what he deems 20 conclusive, 10 be
no. only unsatisfactory bn, opening wide
door for serious charge against the Lo.
cofaco party. For tina, purpose we make
tho following extract from his las, paper:
Gan attempt is being made to fix upon the
Democratic candidate ell the odium attached 10
that mos, unjust, illiberal, and anti-repablican
Catholics the right TO hold Office in that Sta'e.-
The following extract from the Concord N. II. J
Patriot, viii set this matter in its proper light:
sThe first charge male against General Pierce
By the opposition i. that he was opposed TO the
abolition OF the religious test from cur consiita-
ton. No man living has
urged an amendment, to our constitution in that
particular more zeslously and persevesngly than
Gen. Pierce. He always favored the calling OF a
convention for that purpose; and when one was
quent speech In favor Of the proposition TO leave
out thai religious test. And when the amend
ments were submitted TO the people, he went in
to our town meeting and made an urgent appeal
to the people 10 vote in favor Of that amends
ment.'''
The "unjusi, illibersl and an,i-republi
can law of New Hampshire" as our neigh
Dor justly s,igma,izes il, was the offspring
and is a cherished oJec. Of the "Democrat-1
ic" party. 1t was conceived by Locoloco-i
ism and ma,ured in .iulI council Assem-
bled" by the leaders OF that party. 1t is
true i. was local law, confned in its on.
eraiions TO the State Of New Hampshire,
bot i demonstrates what has been done.
nd We may safely conclude will 30 done
again, should ,hst party acquire suprema
y.
No one can deny the truth OF this state
neni, but for fear, even with the food OF
documentary evidence circulating through
he country, some one may be SO G sso-har
med, We will append statement ihat will
II once show tho perinscity with which
Locofncoism ia this, its keystone State,
,olds on TO this abominahle feature.
The very day, March 1851, that the
,eople of New Hampshire rejected tie
amendment 10 their Constitution, which
amendment proposed 10 abolish the prop
rty qualification and the religious test, all
election was held Tor Governor, at which
lie Wing candidate received only lS,i3i
otes out Of pol. Of 81 ,6iSi
To prove conclusvely ths, this feature
manatod from, and is sustained b. the
-ocolaeo pariy-with whose principles il
more fully eoincides-we give a eompaIi |
On, as made By the press OF that State a.
be time, of thirty Of The leading towns Of
hat State which voted upon this questioa;I
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very lei.urIy msdo exit and the curtain
ie!l."
Thus. Mr.. Editor, you see We had quite
: adventure. For my part coniess
' :, very much frightened. find tha' (
relate tho other incident mentioned wou'f
make This communication too long, 50
vii, defer j, until some future time. De
.ides i, is bedtime, so will wish YOU goo
night.
Yours &c.
SURVEYOR.
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DysGaAcEFuL AFFAIR.

Quite an afiray occurred at German
Bali 10 the outskirts Of this place. on Sun
day last, between some Germans and !
portion of our Irish population We have
not heard the particulars, but understand
two men were stabbed though not danger
ously wounded. Cannot some method Ii
devised 70 proven, this continued desecra.
ton of,he Lords Day. II is shsmefal lhst
such things SHOULD be tolerated ia Chris.
tian community.
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Nm ESTABLISHED REMEDY
DIR. HE'E&ENNEY'S REGULATOR.

me great Cholera Remedy If 1880 and 1851.
ne great name this medicine has gained n ", We
last years has induced the Propristor diStf'o.
n'e u throughout the Valley OF the Mississippi tins.
G no wish may avail Themselves OF its benefits. !,
rs Medicine that will bear the severest test sna
mher1 directions are followed a cure OF Durrhoes'
tued.
Persons travelling should never bs without y, ss
disease comes in many cases when a cnre canno' VIC
had. tCaii On the Agents and sea certifcatesl :,
For Sale in Davenport by ELDRIDGE son, :"
kockingha N by John Westiakej in LIZ Claire b. WE
Allen; in Buffalo by w. ]. Ruby; in De viii by H.e'
Butler and by Agents in almost every town IN lows
July 28sh, 1882 f<n
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An IMPORTANT QuEsTIos -Qqiie an
interesting discussion arose among cote
RE Of politicians 9th. Locof3co school, as
senhled At the Post office the other day
Tbs question VAS, whether man guilty d
so much extrasagance With bis own money
ss was Gen. Pierce 10 the purchase 81 can.
dy for the boy "Hho WINS a total stran.
ger 10 him." oughito be entrusted with the
funds Of the government? Dseided ID lie
negative.
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dor the G4zette.)
Usage ORANGE.


Mr.. SANpERs:--Sir, permit me to say 10
the eaiers Of your excellent paper ie"
words in reference 10 the Usage Ora ngs'
its growth and usefulness. no. long
since had tho pleasure Of examining some
Of the hedges, aud must say they gave
entire satisfaction. ! find that the labor
and expense Of cultiyating il come lar
.hor. Of what anticipated, the time requir-
ed and expense being but triillng in com
parison with the utility Of tho hedge. ]
find farther tha, hedge Of three years
growth, T properly attended 10, is saiF-
Glen, to turn any kind Of stock, even .
small pig, and by proper attention aud q
little more lime, ! am told il becomes o
barrier against the rabbit, that in'es's The
ihicks,s and groves 10 this prairie conn
try. There are some cases where the
O.sge Orange hedge will protect crop
sufficient 10 be turned out q: Two years
growth. ]. i thought by some that The
Usage will winter.kill in this country, but
am told by those that have tried il lhat il
properly trimmed, there iss no danger to
be anticipated npor this point. Even last
winter, which was destructive upon all
kinds Of shrabhery injured il but very lit
lie. ] am fully satisfied that the Osaee
Orange hedge is jus, wha, we wan, in this
prairie country. A FARMER.
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To The Editor 81 he Davenport Gazette:

To the Editor 81 he Davenport Gazette:
Sir please 10 insert The following lines in you,
paper:--
Some days ago, the "Democrat' Of this city
contained under the fahrie s'S,aifebronik,' = IN
article, Which from every uupr.udeed judge
surely has been considered 10 be the bad trait Of
a lamentable pref seice against the Natives oI
this country at large We, although Germans
too, do not share in The opinion Of The author al
all, but are foreeiio deem that men Toned article
to be merely the voice oil single individual.
against which certainly, and with Ill possible
reasons very many of the German Population OF
this place would teye protested, were i not iar
The conviction, tina, those geniisHlea, injured in
the Democrat never viii deem hundreds o.
thousands Of inhabitants in Davenport, or any.
where else, TO be responsible 70, the views Of en-
ly enc person.
SEVERAL GERMANS ~ DAVENPORT
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GEN. PIERCE ON THE "DEMocRATC,
PLATFORM.
Hero is a pIank from The platform:

Resolse3, That the Democratic party
viii abide II and adhere - faithful exc
sution 81 tile acis known as the Compro.
mise measures, settled BY the last Con
gross--the aei # reegain,ibg flgilives from
service or labor included.
here is sentiment from Gen. Pierce;
81 have most revolving feeling n, ,hs
eiricg up Of slave; the Fugitive slsy,
law IL opposed TO humanity. Yes,itisoo
pnssd 10 moral right"
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

That original Wig song was received
too late for Ibis weeks issue.
Mrs. Bsliea is Informed tha, if such Gu
article were published in the gazette !,
was extracted from some other paper
The proposition OF our irlend relative 10
mass meeting is under sdyisemept.
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GES. Fierce IN ENGLAND The I'm.
lau correspondent, OF tho Cincinnati Ga
etc sfites IS lallaws:
"The nomination &c Gen Pierce hu
called firth an universal Amen ffem IL.
lfee.trade. and anti American psa d Tie
British nation. aud they predici his success
by an uyers helming maj rjty.
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IOSi,l

Nv Saturday last, between Ions Grove and
- Davenport dark Brown Poeket Book. con-
tanning about 90, one ten dollar bill on Wh',s
tan Bank, one on some bank not remembesd
balance N silver. ANY person finding and re-
turning the above 10 this Office or the subscriber
at Moline, will be well rewarded and TecelEs INC
sincere thanks OF the loser.
VIM. PORTER.
Moline, Jaly 2Gh, 1859. 47-3w
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$40 3 $50

This table shows that the aboye.named
Locoioco towns gave almost ten to one
against the smendmen, abolishiog the
property qualification aud religious test
while the Wing towns gave four 10 one in
favor oft. Ia three Of the Locoloco towns
a single vote was cast 10 fayor of the
amendment, while in one Wig town q
single vote was cast in opposition TO il.
This question We deem settled.
With regard to Gen. Pierce's agency 10
retaining these obnoxious provisions in the
Constitution, the leading l.ocoioco papers
10 the Z. States maintain ,hat he for yesrs
has given tone to the State of New Hamp-
ihire--that bis influence is superior 10 tina,
If any other man in the Sta,e--and GER
tainly il must be, if he possess that snatch
less eloqaonce' attributed to hin by our
neigbbor!
Il matters little what paper under the
ihnmb aud in The pny Of Gen. Pierce--ss
is the ~ Hampshire Patriot. quoted from
ibove-oay say for oleetioneering purpo
ses, Tho record cannot be disputed. Now
il Gen. Pearee possess ehinfuenee, suci
.'malchless eloquence" rs is attributed te
him, By those who defend him s.poi wisely
aor to SELL Il he possess influence atal
surely ii would heiray itself in the ,owr
that had tie honor Of giving shelter 10 BIZ
head and holding enough ofhis property IL
qualify him to exercise the right Of free
man. Yet Whist d. We zee in regard L
Concord' IL polled G3l votes, OF THU
number one hundred and tleenty fro were
10 favor Of the amendment and fire hun
drca and nine opposed toit. Figures, il il
aid cannot lie; how are our Locofoct
friends 10 get over these numerals7 Th'
5ess lights 10 The party have found then
stumbling blocks lad abandoned them; NJ
occssionaI star In tie political ffmsmen
thinking he can iIinmiue tho subject viii
1 ray Of 'Demgcratic" diligence, come
oat and sheds jlst enough light to rende
the darkness transparent and belray th
sesledness Of the ulcer. Pierce may we
AZ with those whom Sir William Drape
would defend, sssave ma from ny frenda.'
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The crops in the vicinity of Springfield
(lH. } promise rich harvest. to the srm
sr-. The Springfield Register say, tia,
Illinois viii rol! up larger crop, this year
than have ever been rellizei 10 As
Siae."
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has exhibited; and God gran, tina, %,
devise some plan to cave that Iio;n ~al
which We all, in hear, and soul -, y
much attached! 70
The meeting then adjourned win i.
cheers for the Union and Comproni,o '''''
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DEATHS. Among the names Of the dis.
tinguished men who h4ys died the presenf
month, we notice those oi Hon. JonH r
M. hcKEssAa, Of Pa; Jons MohINLEY
Of Ky, Associate Justice Of the SuPremr
Court or The Z. States; and Major Gener
al RoGrR Joyrs, A3iAant General Of thr
u. S. army.
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TuAsKs.-We are indebted to the Col
len Era, Danube and ST. Paul for late pa
yers. Ga those received by the latter was
sudorscd est. rau, 36 hours from ST.. Lon
is to DAveRport-ihe best Trip ever made
IN this stage Of watar"
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IL lSInl

Nv Monday last at Davenport or Rock Island
~ or on the liver between r !. and Molines
large Call SKIN Pocket Book containing num-
per oil Notes and Due bills, pay able TO subscrb'r
ANY person finding and returning The above'o
ne subscriber Of Moline or TO this Office will BE-
literally rewarded.
HORATIO C. NURSE.
Moline, July 26th, 1852. 41-3w
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Notice.

a. C TgLI0y, candidate ior Regtcsea'sti'',
vii meet the citizens OF Davenport al Ii. Govt
House on Friday evening 30th inst, a'ss y e'r
delightins.
lie will also address those Of Bnialo Al ta
town Of Buffalo co The ensuing Saturday.
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Mrs. II. b, STOWE received on Wedna.
Iay from her publishers the spni q SIC,
500, ~ her enptrieh, premium % lhres
nanyhs's les Of "Lac'e Toms CaLin.s
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CsAGE ORaSoE.-W We direct attention 10
2 short communication in another co|umH
so the Osage Orange, and would state IN
connection, that Mr.. Samuel Hedges ID
pleasan, Valley, in this county, has 40
geucy lor the scIc Of the plants aud wiil
furnish any one DESTROYS Of information
,pon tho subject, printed description Of
he mspners of culture, etc.
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The Old steamer Amafanth, well known
10 this trade, was Pierced by a snog re-
reuliy and sunk
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KossurH left this country on the 18th
INST. for England. 10 left very quietly
ID under lhe assumed name Of Alexander
Smith. What was bis object in SO leaving
and after he had Himself stated that lis
mother and sisters were on tho ocean
sound fer New York, appears 70 bo mat
Ter OF conjecture.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
Mrs, COOK 4 MRS. PESrER'S Ladies
VI School viii reopen in the City Hall Mon
day, August 9tb, 1859. 473w
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Shall the masses,-the bone and sinav :, j,
couny,--thoec who do all the lahor ala.. Nv
prosper and adorn the eountry,-elre, :. -
GERS and pay The expenses Of poyern,ran, "
made slaves TO senfeiess tra3dic about ~ CT
from a Get Of petty WING office seekers IL,
might a. well tax about the laws Of tbe ~
iars So TAR a. amy we'll defined idea, un,n 4,
subject are concerned!
The above extract is from the Dllaoa,
Express aud is jlsi abou, an average 4
the kind Of argnmcn, used By LocoEoc,.;,
advocating the Code. Now we leGe,.
withou, "iwaddlng" al al ab N, the Co4e
tina, tho masses, the bone and sinev 9TH.
State, know enough Of lis operali n,.uoh
served in its workings under The Re,enu,
Ulcers and County Sapersi.ors, 10 opog.
any man who voted lur, or in favor Of .u,.
tanning that Instrument.
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NOTICES.

MEYERS UNIVERSAL The second num-
Der of this splendid publication is received
and fully sustains tie impression made by
its predecessor. Ii ia work that should
grace every lady's centre-.ablc< The
present number contains the engrsyings
with the letter press descriptions of the
London Exchange: Constantine, an an.
cient city Of probably a quarter OF a mil,
lion inhabitants, built upon an rock from
three TO four hundred feet high on all sides
Palace and Garden Of 81. Cloud; and New
York Bay; from Staten Island, near the
Lighthouse.
LITTELL's LIVING ACE for July 24th is
upon our table. 1t contains The usual vari
ETY. Of scientific, literary end miscellaneous
readings. Sample numbers Of the above
publication can be seen by calling on the
editor, who will forward any money thai
may be entrusted to him ior the purpose.
GRamAMis MAGAZINE -Bat a single en-
craving 10 the August number OF this
Magazine aud il a "twice told tale" The
quantity and quality Of reading matter
however will make amends for that omis
sion.
TnE SIGNAL, is the title ofan eycelleni
campaign paper issued from the office q
Tho Washington Republic. Those wht
wish TO keep fuller posted in political ma.
ters ihsu in our limited space we can hops
10 do, should subscribe for the Signal
Terms, 50 cts, psr copy, or thirty copies
for $1,000. Subscriptions will be receiy
ed FOR clubs and money forwarded BY The
editor Of this paper.
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THE LoCoFoco NoMyNrp

The Locoioeo Convention which :.
blod at Musca,iue was represented h. i,
counties, that which met 4, Ceda, D ~ ~
by six counties, The following !. :"
luton adopted al the latter Coayen,ia,'
Resolved, Ihst The democracy of tbe ,..
whciiate represented IN and which i - ss4pas
toned this convention, regard The co1r,, rtt'
Muscs,ine convention ot the 3Otb NV %.
wholly Unauthorized, irregular, and w ,,I~oj
nsnily calculated 10 distract the pautN ,n'
nomination o! no binding validity, T4 y,
that Illegal and forced gathering made ~ a'a
concession Of aequiescing in 4 rropo,ss 'aAa
ponemsnf, so as 10 have enabled the rnrs..i pOs'
ted counties to have been heard. das,r..t'.
more betting nomination would. in an, ~. -
meh, have been made, and the harmony ~, .t |
tegrily Of the Far'y maintained; and .,,, A.. y
regret, the inexcnsab'e perlinaci,y vbi.s
PEELED majority Of tia, illegal cony.n,,on n "a "a
fagrant an attempt TO dsfunchise their h,s,s wv
in ihree.tourths Of The counties of the ART.
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TO mako a thief turn pale!

GUERRA contemporary Of dsily pa.
per with which We exchange, commences
'leader' thus: "l'he age in which we
live, is in somo respect The qucerest and
the most startling Of any OF it's predecss-
sors." Queer indeed, that this aga should
be one Of its predecessors. He continues
by asserting iha. this age is go queer that,
"we become almost bewildered 10 our
-brains, and are quite at loss TO know
what 10 make Of them" Funny iaat he
should become bewilderod in his brains
bu, MT SO queer that lie should not know
sha, 10 make Of ,hem--sure VIC doa't, il
Ibis be a manifestation.