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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

DEPRESSION IN THE Wool MARKET.-The
market Tor wool is very dull everywhere,
and appers TO be gradually growing more
and more depressed. Prices are generally
five TO eight cents lower than when the
clip was first brought into market. Phe
fear that this decline will continue, issc
great, that large holders are offering il at
reduced prices, on long time. One cause
Of this depression, is the very limited de.
mand. Manufactures buy spGringly, and
NJ more than what is needed for immediate
use. The supply is not short, as some
have upposed.-Hartford Current.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

THE GREAT CINcINEvTI TUNNEL.-Mans-
fields Railroad Record publishes some in
teresting particulars Of the great tunnel at
Cincinnati, Tho work Is now in rapid pro-
gross aud will be finished early in 1856. The
total length Of the tunnel is lo,OIl feet, of
which 965 have been completed. The next
largest tunnel in the United States, which
Ia on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ia
ALSO feet long. The width Of the Cincin.
natl tunnel, walled, is 90 feet, and high 10
feet. NOVA
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IL hereby given to all persons having
: aims against the Fairfield county Agri-
cultural Society to present them at the ear
est possible day, as it is DESTROYS to have
nj matters Immediately closed. Claims
can be presented either to the President or
secretary.
JOHN C. WEAVER. Secretary.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

sue OF NeuI EsthtB by OIUbI OF OVuIt'94
IN pursuance uf an order of the court Of Probate Of
i Fairheld county, Ohio, iisde on the 18th day Of
October. 1853 L will expose to sale by pdbiie vendueS
and outcry on the premises on Saturday. the 18th
day Of November next, between 10 orclockA NJ.
and 4 O'Clock, 2. NJ, OF said day, the following lands
and eme to-wit; t4
Ist. Lot No | Of he Subdivision Of the land Of Dl
vd Reese, deceased, adjoining the town Of Baltimore
in said county, Consisting ola 92il00 acres free and
Internationally dower-spprsised At $50 per aers,
ID. Lot No . Of said subdivision adjoining said 10
Of the widow OF said deceased covering the whole Of
said lot No 2 appraised and subject to said dover at
Sl5 per acre. $3.50 49,.
Terms Of sale-One third cash in hand, one third in
one year and the residue in two years with interest
on the deferred payments from the day ~ofasle.f
M JOHN s. ,OUTCALT,
pv m. Of said David Rees.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

SEcoSb DEsPArcH.--Furthef ballotings
were had for Governor without choice, when
the Assembly adjourned. The last ballot
stood:---FairbanksI LOG; Robinson 49,;
Brainard, 80.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

cowPoUNb SYRUP OF HoREHoUND AND.
Wild CHERRY AND ELECAMPANE.
TNHE same article formerly put up by me Tor
i Messrs. Bury & Beck. now put up 10 bottles eon-
taiEing nearly Eve times the quantity AZ 3 ! pef bot
tie. For sale by slafi lotto W. KRAEMER
Lancaster, March 10, 1855, kas4 ~
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At this Office. two boys, II or Isyears OF
age. to learn the printing business. APPli-
alton mustb be made soon,
MkDlLL's P~oFuLARirT AT HguE.-It is
we'll kaown that the Eagle and Telegraph
the two Lecofoco organs or this evputy, used
vast amount Of billingsgate. sAePeration
and abuse, to create the impression abroad
that the citizens Of this county entirely re-
pudiated aud dsscouu,enanced our version Of
Col. Medill's public historJ; but since the
election has passed OF, end the Official vote
Of this county made public. they have stu
diously avoided all mention Of the fact thai
Col. Medil run behind nearly the entire
ticket in this stronghold Of Lpeofocoism =
They are completely smnm'' on the subject
Of bis triumph at homei But we are no,
So particular, and will state, for the infor
nation of that portion of the Wing press
which copiedo our articles,that Medill run be
hind his ticket in hisown county. Medilrl
total, being 2sos and Myers 1885, Trex
it's 2S52 and Bresliu's 9sfs. This is proc
conclusive that Msdil's popularity at HON
isa little eesow par, md Che Wanted de
cIaration q the editors of the Eagle an
Telegraph shere fabrication.
The Temperance question ncutralize
aud took away nearly two-thirdao Of III
Wing strength, and had itnot been for
there would have been but ascorporal's guar
difference between the w big and Locofoc
candidates for Governor. Win the Edg
and Telegraph please pat this in their pip
and smoke "a!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

0JThe Now York Dutchman does not
seem to have very high opinion of the IN
tellectual endowmenis Of our Congressman,
If we are TO judge from this giving out Of our
witty contemporary: "Out of those three
hundred men in the next Congress,w w doubt
II five could be picked who could give a
years longevity TO a penny newspaper in
any city on the continent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

SANDY HOOK. Oct. 22.-The ship West
ern World from Liverpool for New York,
ran ashore last night on Squum inlet, She
has six hundred passengers-all saved
The ship is not making water and she will
lie got off. lr f.tt,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

Resigned.-We understand that Probate
Judge gole Radebdagh has sep,in his res
ignation. 1t will be difficult matter for
the Governor to appoint a man to fill his
place as we'll qualified, IN every respect, as
the Judge, leg o M i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

~ Just so, undoubtedly; and the fellow
who says so il a successful student OF hu
mainly:
"Whether people see any beauty in sun
rise, depends a great deal upon surrounding
circumstances The poet, with a fat wallet
looks upon II as the yellow ever from
which will pour a golden day. The poor
devil who carries a hod, on the contrary,
sees mi a forerunncr OF a hard days work,
and coup de s%oleile. With gentlemen OF
the latter persuasion, sunrise is not n popu-
lar institution, and never will be. 1t is q
hard way to be sentimental with City pounds
Of mortar on your back"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

SINGULAR S~uIotDE.--A man Of wealth,
named Fulkner, who, in company with his
wife, was going West to purchase land
plunged a knife into his body on the arrival
Of the cars at Grcensburg, Pa, on Friday
last, and died in a few hours. He had So
900 in his possession. az
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

An old man was killed In Clinton town
ship. Franklin county, on election day,
by falling from a wagon in which he was
being conveyed 10 the polls.
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MANTEn..

4 JoURNEYMANC sbinet Maker can fini immedi-
Kate and permanent employment, at good wages,by
applying to the undersigned. At lancaster, Ohio.
THOMAS. G. DODSON.
Lancaster, Oct "a, 1853
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Executors Sale:

DERSONAL property belonging to the estate Of
Il Robt. Carnes, deceased, consisting Of several head
of fine herses, a quantity ofcorn in the crib, wagons,
Harness. and household and kitchen furniture, will
be sold at vendue on Saturday the eth day Of No
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Credit Of 8
months on sums over 50, on note and security.
JOHN d. MARTIN,
Executor Of Robert Carnes, dec. f
October 10, 1859.
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IInItOTfs-

DRANDIES, ofthe best Vintage; Wihes-Poft, Ma!
ID deria, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whiskey;
London Porter, sdh6teh all, expressly tdt the sick at
September z. KAUFFMAN 81 co:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

HtRs. cridef 4 Williams have made an improve
lJment inths At Of i%nsetting artificial teeth on ma
inr teeth on plates, 30 as to prevent them from con-
t-rscting and ~apringing while In the aci Of SOLDERING
and ro6linf, which wfli avoid all diHiculHep that DEN
tists 80 Invariably meet within constructing full setf
.ofteeths "A patent will be- secured In : short tine.
tk6n specimens can be seen At our ofHea
Lancaster, june 10, 1859. fe Ns 10
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tosT.

slETWEEN East Lancaster and Amanda, a shot
40 gun with a yellow handkerchief tied around
ne lock. A reward Of $500 win be given to any
pae returning it to this office.
Lancaster, Oct. 81. 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

BrAurr.- Beuuty is inexphcablei it APP
pears to ns a dream, when we contemplate
the works Of great artists; it is a lowering,
floating and gIittering shadow, whose out
line eludes the grasp Of definition Mendel-
sobn, the philosopher, grandfather Of the
composer, and others, tried to catch Beau
ty, as a butterfly, and pin it down for in
spection. They have succeeded in the
same way as they are likely To succeed with
a butterfly the poor animal tremblcs aud
struggles, and its brightest colors are
gone; or IL you catch 1t without spelling
the c%olors, you have at best a stiff and
awkward corpse But a corpse is not an
entire animal--it wants what Is essential
In all things, namely l~ife--spirit, which
| shed beauty on everything.-t'oeth
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified as
administrator in the estate Of Catharlne
Seitz; deceased. ,t7
JOHN A. COLLINS, Adm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

2 NEw YoRK, Oct. pa Washington dis
patch says it was decided yesterday P. M
in a Cabinet meeting to dismiss Collector
Bronson, forthwith. Mr.. Heman , Red
field, is to be his Mr.. O'Connor
is not to be dealt with. Il is expected he
will resign as soon as Mr.. Bronson gets bis
papers which will be sent in tomorrow.
The steamship Humboldi sailed at noon,
with sixty passengers and 1851 600 in spe-
Gle. Among her passengers is Lewis lCass
Jr., John Jacob Astor, and the Ravel fam,
liz. latN Illi4a aa"lA
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MAxINIILYAN GAM,

VKTHoLESALE and retail dealer 10 Groceries
Wv and Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and Importer Of German Wine.ea
3 Main street, Lancaster, Ohio .3szfSlU-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

LATER FROM VEEEzuLA.-Captain Wilson
Of the barque Vepezula, at Philadelphia,
from Laguayra via Porto Cabello cad Sep
TENDER, reports thar the Republic was tran
quill, and the coast healthy. Several of the
reyol,tionists had been %Pardoned, Others
imprisoned, while many have boon expelle,
to distant provinces. Coffee and hide
were scarce and dear, business at very low
ebb, and monetary affairs exhibited oppres
Bive %striugency.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

New ArrangemenE-We notice that out
active little French friend, Felix Barbenr
chon, has purchased the establishment of
II. B. Hunter g. Co. and is prepared to wait
upon the public In style that cannot fail
to please. He intends having on IN entire
new stock. Give him a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

Ci.y Guards We were much pleased
with the manner in which t~his,compa6y Sc-
quilted itself at the City Hall, on Saturday
evening. The Company was trained by
Captain Schleich and Lieut.. Julien. Under
their auspices the Oompsny must succeed.
We are anxious to welcome them on our
streets. Long may they wave! ,4sd q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
Rnhert Carn6s, Esiaie.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and Qualified as executor on the
estate Of Robert Carnes, late Of Fairfield county, de-
ceased. 1a JOlND. MARTIN.
.sOctober 10Th. 1853. 81 f4 re
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JoHM aARAaHTX,
At

Room above Philadelphia commtiasloh
g Store, Main street, lancaster, Ohio,
,ITTILL give special attention 70 the collection. OF
w notes and Accounts; Preparing abstracts ftitle
to lands; proceedings in partition; sales Of lands by
Administrator aud Guardians and accounts for SETTLE
ment Of Estates, etc. His charges WILDE moderate.
,March2a 1853. - ttqa +.
UEAgfe and Telegraph copy ! year and charge
this Office. tgGse aaS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
Vermont ~cgislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct. l9.-The first ballot
for Governor in joint ballot Of the Vermont
Legislature, has just been declared. 1t
stood as ollows:-Fairbanks (whig) 100;
Robinson, (dem } 81, and Brainiard Gree
soil 3S.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
LOCAL I%NFEILIeENcE

HardOGrs.-We have often called the at
ten,iou OF our farmers aud mechanics to the
fact that a cheaper article 0fHsrdwsre can
be obtsiued'inithis city than any other in
Central ohiOsand 10 back our assertioh. we
direct their attention to the well known
Hardware establishment Of P. BOpe. This
is the oldest firm In the city, and has, there
ore She advantage of long experience and
extensive acquaintance. Mr.. BopeSs how
10 the Eastern Cities purchasing a new
stock. which will be onin a short time. We
advise our citizens to give him a call, and
our word Cor it they will never regret the
step. Their 'apple pairing machinesp,take
the premium. lt1h,Es 80 9gh1a 500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

LATER FROM SANTA FE--7&e Pacific Rail-
road Sarueyed- Election for Delegate 10 Com
gress.-Letters received from Santa Fe an
nouuce thai Lieut.. F, x. Aubrey, of the
Pacific Railroad Exploring Expedition,
reached Santa Fe on the l4,h ult. He
crossed the Sierra Neveda ut Teg6n Pass
on the 18th July, and struck tho Rio del
Norte at Liberatta.
The route, he says, has no distractions
to the construction Of either a rail or wug-
on road. He also reports having found
gold at the crossing Of the Colorado and
other places. Also, silver and copper ore
IN great abundance.
The Indians were very numerous and We
~ hostile. They fought and resisted the
party for thirty days. Nearly all wore
wounded, aud Aubrey received, at different
times. eight wounds. The fighting was
chiefly with the Garotes. One tribe of In.
dams, who were met 800 miles west o
Scune, had gold bullets for their guns.
General Lane, IL was thought, would gel
a certificate Of his election as delegate t.
Congress from New Mexico. Gallagos i
said to have 400 majurity, but the vote o
San Miguel county would DO rejected as II
legal,
Fort Atkinson has been entirely aban
doned, and every thing removed to Fort Ri
ely. leaving the road from Council Grow
TO Fort Union entirely unprotected, so tina
Indian deprcda,ions were expected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27


Tafses III NEw YoRK.-Seven Mormon
missionaries sailed inthe steamship Ashbur-
ton for London, on Saturday. They are a
nartjon ofthose who brought on the Utah
tbioek for the WaShington Monament.
Application v as made in the United States
Circuits Court, ON Monday, 10 have the trial
~ me officers Of the steamer Henry Clay
I~eostponed once more-this time till Janua-
nv aext, but the court refused, and ordered
The tvialto proceed on Tuesday.
The foreign residents are making great
psepaTatioRst TO receive Kossta, on his ARR
wal. John Mitchell, on his arrival, is TO be
greeted by a military and cEic procession,
and a banquet.
The Freeman's Journal is out in a very
lexciting article, stattag that a plan had been
laid to assassiRate She Papal Nuncio, Mon
siguo NEEDN'T, whois now staying in the
city; but very few, howeserro credit the ste
Try,
A large audience Of tie Irish portion OF
the citizens assembled on Monday evening
ut the Tabernacle. TO listen to the lecture oil
Thomas Darcy MCGEE upon The psesen'
and past attempts to establish the Retorma'
tion In Ireland q,
Three individuals have been arrested
charged with perpetrsheg the murder OF
Chtharine Quigley, on Long island ant
committed TO prison 10 await an ~
ton. The excitement near tine scene o
the outrage continues unabstee.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

ELncTsox MATrERs.-John w. Barrere,
oCHishland, Wing, and brother of the Wing
candidate for Governor, is elected Senator
from Russ aud Highland district.
The Muskingum Valley has gene Locoto-
CO this year,f for the Grst titne. fuscarawas,
MuskmgBm, Morgan aud Washington have
all sent Lpcofoco representatives, and have
all given l~ocofocO majorities on State aud
County officers, With slight exceptions
Mrskingums elects a Wbig Prosecuting At
I~toruey, Morgan a Wing Sheriff and Wash
ington a Wing Treasurer, but all else 10
iocofoco. The Temperance question was
paramount there, and we thought i would
prevail ifit could anywhere of the Reserve.
But experience showed that while hundreds
Of Wins refused to go TO the election, and
other hundreds went and voted the Lucoio-
co ticket, the Temperance ticket did not
get a corporate guard % help from the en-
tire Locoioco party. We hope the Tenn
~perance party fully understand this subject
by this time, and will know where 70 be-
stow their surplus missionary zeal, it they
happen to haVe any left.-O. s. Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

REPLY OF COLLECTOR BRONSON To Score
FAIRY GUTHRIE. Judge Bronson, the Col.
lector Of the port of New York, has pub
ished q long reply to the letter Of Secreta-
ry Guthrie, in relation to the appointments
In the New York Custom. house, in which
he says:
"This la believe the first instance in
which q member Of the Cabinet has inter.
fered with the discretion Of u Collector,
Marshal, Postmaster, or any other govern.
ment officer having patronage to bcstow
and laid down a rule for his government, In
the selection Of his deputies, clerks, or 9TH
or ~agents-and 1t certainly is tho first in
stance IN which a pubic officer has been in
structed to go into an inquiry about Sec
tions,' and see that a just distribution Of off.
ces was made between them"
lie further states that he Is aware It Is
his duty to obey all lawful ~instruclionsi but
when the Secretary undertakes to direct
matters which tho law has conided TO the
discretion Of the collector, he will use
bis own Judgement; and, 10 conclusion
adds; .ae .e9-
$50 far as relates to the mere ~dispensa-
tion Of patronage, without regard to my re-
aponsibiliiy for the acts Of the persons hp.
pointed. ! would gladly trunster the trust
TO another. | have no taste for such mat
ters-aspirations ] have none-and my CON-
fort would be greatly promoted if some one
else would perform the service for me-. But
the law and my commission have cast the
burden upon me. and / cannot surrender il
10 another without a derelict'on Of duty"
A letter is also published from Charles
0'Connor, Eco, the U, s. District After.
ney for New York. (who, like Judge Bron.
son, is a "fiardshelil in reply 10 SOM
structures on his coursD, which recently ap
peared In the Washington Union. Mr.. o,
copnor defends himself with zeal, and i
quite severe upon the course Of the Union
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

DIscovERY OF a NORM wEsr PASSAGE.
BY the arrival Of the Asia, news is bro't
Of the discovery Of a North West passage
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
by Commander Mcclure, NJ the Royal Ma
Wy, who has passed from Behripg's Straits to
Davis Straits. No trace was found OF the
lamsnted Sir John FrankIlu, yet in the
search for him the object has been necom,
pIished which led tohis %perilous expedition.
65-Mr. Dix's tesieuatlop Of the New York
Sub Treasnryahip itie said has benin the
hands Of the President for several weeks, TO
take effect whenever his successor can be
selected. When the Assay Of Office com.
mences operations, the salary Of the Sub.
Treasurer will be six thousand dollars per
annpm, Mr. Dix propose 20 join his fam.
ily in Europe as early as possible.
or Ned Hammond,a noted piekpocket
b1e just been sent 10 tho lconneiieut State
rsison for three yearA 3 rPigklng pockets.
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WANTED.

AT this Office. two boys, II or 4syears of
age. to learn the printing business. APPli-
alton mustbe made soon,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
o--we.tber wa. exceedingly delightful

ny Weather was exceedingly delightful
being chafmingly calculated to In
FMS. life into the weary, and to lift uPthe des-
bonding. These days are not only "streaks
of sunshine" in the winters gloom, but they
are sunshine plays to many spirit. If ever
the healthy and glad hearted feel the gentle
Infusion of such day how welcome must re
its genial brigh ness 10 the invalid whose
a,ttine hopes ebb and flow with every tide o.
sunshine, while his weary blood alternately
stapnates or dances in his veins with these
hopes. All, we have a little story to tell you
one of these leisure days, sadly sweet story
of one who watched as many half darkened
spirit now does, for this beautiful sunshine
mid a winters clouds. Bat "story telling
is almost forgotten of Us, "and 50 much the
BETTER say all doubtless but the story read
ing Miss. Well, for her we'll write il, surely
as the sunshine laves our heart three days
longer, and the monotonous drudgery OF bus
mess permits memory to play a few hours will
the past.
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THE ISpErExpESr PocKET.-This IS the
title OF me- atty printed Daily, which made
its fir I appearance yesterday, without osten-
,ious parade. 1t has the name Of James ..
Garrison, at its head. as editor and proprie-
tor MIR. G.. has the industry and expert
ence to make proper paper, and we nope
the Pocket. will put something in his pocket
for the enterprise of establishing so neat
paper. tits Independent in politics. There
is certainly room for two Dailes in Evansville
and probably for three. "The more the mer
rier.''
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ton, and while the Clerk was calling the
roll, n.
M. Lcc,hart (dem.) Of Ia, made AS '0dy
from The gallery to tie hall b. climbing do'cn
piuar, rkich occasional much laughter.
Imagine the Representative OF the f's'
District of Indiana, stradd.ing over the gal
lery and sliding down a pillar into the m'oS'
of the Representatives of the United states
in the Hall of Congress assembled! Imagine
a statesman representing twenty thousand
intelligent voters, selling upon the attributes
of monkey to obtain fame in Consress'-
We recollect what the monkey d'd VINO
climbed up the pole, and we think the judge
was quite as successful in his ex'ra'asa"'
trip down. Come home.
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A LIAR.

III How easy tits to tell lie. Some people can't
help IT. others il ;oughlcss!y Willie others DO II ma
eiously and are forever going around Ike howhng
poecnt, seeking whom they may get INTO a inuss WIN
Ic, u x.nery .r .1 =, =,
'ia OF energy viii Tie toand,' after week. Tor
" conc ID VINO always put OF til tho last day
NV PERHAPS you just as lief anybody else would
take ."ar Pietare as WEBSTER. IL So weye no,,in q,
ay or perhaps don't wait one atall, If 40 .,,a,,,
your put in.int talking 10 you. sir Ian, ~ ,o,, -,
Wish Like ness. and want me take it, ih.n
Come along, and bring the dust
I'll make face for, GU 'or i,us,'
icVio r.. r.. WEBSTER