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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

1.-THE Train lis stopped for passenger between an,
ofthe above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train and charge will
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the ,ars where tickets not sold }
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
tion to the regular Of fare provided, however
that in no case sh vi lie receive than ten,
than fifty from any passenger, to any point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes, to
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor. which passes be explicit in granting the priv
leee to travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce herree papers,or they will not be
permitted to travel on the
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
:, - supt. Transportation.
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WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN P. wRIGHTS
Watch, Jewely and Drug Store.
G1 O0A WORTH OF SPLENDID WATCH
~ II aNVVp Els Ola MONDS i, welrv and FIN


Goods to be presented to my >tomers in few days
Every person buying from dollars worth oi
Go IDS shall receive No. which shall corresponl
actly toa similar pumb.r retained b, me. All the
berS retained by ne shall be placed together and, after
being WEI shaken, as many rumt es there are pre-.
na.hed below drawn and whosuever holds the
corresponding numbni to the LIST drawn out shall, be
titled the Isl gift and till all given
will warrant all goods sold by to be al the lowest
marke price All | ask is liberal tlade from my
friend an the public, and will sell my goods cheap
and make some splendid presents.
Below be found list of the Presents:
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ScoTrsviLLE, Albemarle Co Va.
March 9Stb. 1888.
Severe Case of Rheumatism
SccTrsvILLE, A,bcm,alc Co., W..
Ma rh 4tb. 1853

SccTrsvILLE, Albom,NIo Co., W.,
Ma ch 4th, 1853.
Mes1S Mortimer D. Mombrcy;- Genilenen-.lIayng
been Inflicted with rheumatism for time in its
worst forms, and being able TO obtain relief from
Other medic nes, was induced tr, "HnmptonsV Veg
rtable Tincure," few bottles of which. am happ, to
say, have made perfect
AT the time commenced using the Tncture | was
scarcely able to walk. ! nm and have been for
some weeks entirely free from all pain
Yours, n ost truly N. Il. MAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed fol the Daily virginian.
CONGRESS-MAY %.

The Senate to-day refused to reeede from the
amendment to the Deficiency Bill. In the House
Mr.. Faulkner asked leave to offer resolution
for the relief the widow of the Deputy Marshall
killed ut Boston. The rule was not suspended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
Will Won Read the Truth 2

A Medicine must hive merit and great mer,io stand
"A the test al public opinion. No ART of mnn ran
palvanse worthless article as keep up nsn good
medicine, If il be moi irn "
good medicine will live, bo ome popular aud OK.
tent 10, sales year after year, in spite Of opposition.
The peoI le readily find ont ia virtues, aud the hme Of
them passe, IN juth Ia mouth with rapidly
than newspapers spread IT, living witness iesti.
lying the medicine has mndc FOR him ia Of far
service u an my newspaper advertising,
In proul of slnl say nhove, refer you 10
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINOTURE, and It's cf.
feels lis praise ia in the mouths of muliiudes. The
hes, in country give their testimony to IT,
wnndr tul Among them mime Hon. II.
Clny. on. Rirh .lohnson. Vice President of the
Tnilcd Snt with hundreds of others Capt. Thomts
Cannt--brolher to The celebrated plyncian of the
Emperor OF FIance--wn- eui.d by II of udisease oi
seven ycas standing nfcr the 81 Of all the Doctors OF
Europe and America had hiled 10 cure.
IRIIu Is MIGHTY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
- Cortland Street,

And extending through the entire block forming
10 DEFY STREET
EuNO virginia Merchants visiting New York, extend
i our invitation To call and examine stock, which
!. particularly adapted Southern trade. Those OF
our former patrons need b It that motto
Is Eneeisor, and To others would say pl n is,
and has been sell goods tho One Price prin,
cpIc without vnria ION only in the letter, but in
spirit. aztf Fa#4 .a4sae5s
With regard the qrniy of our goodsifs not too much
sny thai manufacture them well and In as good
The most fashionable custom establishment In
This any rkei and thus endeevor to do away
with the strong prejudice ~ ting in the commnni
gainst dc,og in and using ready clothing. Please
give early call. AN test assetA rsr Cots
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As this j. the last lit of Presents that the subscriber
intends to make To his lends and customers they would
do well TO purchase Immediately
Nav SITS JNO. T. w hlGfl.
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~ % app,opftate ION, fbSt CfdS.-Boxes OF ia's
lc1i tsai furniture
I, ,cles appropriafeto Second Ciass-BOxes, bales
If Il good feathers shoes saddlery glass, paints, oils
/. !! an thtectionery.
4, eles ap,rop,iateto Third Class.-Vrgnin DUNES
.isir. o4ee, liquor, bagging, rope, butter cheese,
MIA, a ture tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
er, A. sheet ia /, hoowware, qneensware, castings
ar ware marble dresscd other heavy articles not
.,nu,rarated in spe, iaI or fourth class rates.
4, ic'es appropriate 10 he fon'm Class iour' y"
az. rice pork beef, fish lard, taow and bacon. lin
,A.s boxes or sacks. beeswnx bnes of rags. ginseng
az red fruit bar IRON marb e, (undressed) r1:ll and
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NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
billiard TABLES.

BILLIARD TABLES.
rNlE Subscrbors having devoted their personal atten-
i ton for many years the manufacture Of Bill
LARD TABLES, are fully competent 10 execute work
that will give entire satisfaction the most ftstidio
connisseur. Being the extensive manufacturers In
tho Union. thcy enabled ofurnish superior table ut
10 per cent leta than my other establishment In the
country. which TACT they respectfully invite the At
eniion of buyers also the essential improvements
they hive made n The construction and elasticity Of the
cushions which they have brought decree Of per-
iccion attained by others Always ON hand Billiard
tables with Marble and Wooden beds, with large
stack of Cloths. Balls Cues French Cue lentherr, Cue
Wax Pool 3nl Boards, Bagaiee Tables, Silk and
Worsted Pockets. Nc Orders by mail promptly at
tended To- Old Tables recushione by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers
npl ol.3m No 90 Ann St, New York.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

IOHN J. PuRVIS, Aa'r ia again receiving large
- supply of New Goods-nll being invoiced much br'
10 the prices paid in The early pnt Of the Spring -
His system Of nsnessis ulsrl tor Cash oafg Among
the goods just received Caieoes Lans, GIN hams
mems Parasois Fans, Quits, Hosiery Giopes &c, DC
tnnN 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
MARKETS.

MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-Flour "a 80; Wheat,
81 81 10; Corn, to 73c.
NEW YORK, May Colour advanced II cts.
Southern Flour 50 25 Grain fifner.
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"AihERS.-A GOOD SUPPLY. AT
- karl l3ts) SAUNDERS a. IRBf'S
NEW STAGE LINE

ION Lynchburg to Halifax Court House,
5000 WILL leave Lynchbu,g every Monday,
cIucI t.. x Wednesday and Friday mo ming, at 4
Pdge campbell @ H. Pigeon Run, Pannes
s,s,o "ennbican G. owe and arrive at Halifax c. II.
sy Thur Returning, leave Halifax e II every Tues
Lyncht! saturday morning, at o'clock and arrive
ula la ny sunset This is by far the most direct
Iod - sons going to coming from that place or
''syisd1~actm }t.., . o. "A n'oN'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

SO "A Word to Tho Wise" -
not alscays ss6icicnt--everal words needed
l. DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" fertilizers
supported by array of who have tested It that
ought to carry conviction all. Now is the time to
apply il to the Corn and Tobacco crops. Ii may DO
had 10 quantities to .uit with directions for from
may % D. r. SAOA6IT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

1.-TWO BALESCLEAN MOSS, a large stock of waG
on. Carriage and Buggy Axcs. ElPii1 Springs
unbs Feoe. Spokes Point and Sand u 'nds, Patent
d r. ar,icles use by wagon and carriage makers
~ hand nd for sale by GREGORY 4 RoYALL.
II
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VN,.E GREAT PIANO AND music
/ EStnbltsls m e rat -IiORAOE WATERS. 1913

Nl.E GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
/ Establish sne sst -iiORAC y WATERS. 1913
Broa,iway New York. TIE beat md most i'm, ed
Planes md Mcloleors. T. Gilbert Co.'s Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Holeln, and
with IRON frames and circular scales. The merit Of
these Instruments is ton we know need further
menapiion. GiLBERT's BouDolR Pianos nm elegant in
strument for small rooms. HALLEr ~ CUmsTos's
PAsos, of the old established 6n Of iallct &Doa Mr.
w being sole nsent for all the above Pianos, offer
them lower tian any other house Horace Waters
Pianos. manufacture expressly for him. having great
powe Of tone and elasticity oftpuch. 333 Broadway is
The largest depot for Musical instruments in this
ty afrding opportunity for selections ot to be had
lis, where. Second hand Pianos at great bargans-
Price from $50 to $l75. Every instrument fully
rnuted or the money refunded.
MELODEONS Goodman q Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeops, with TWO BANKS Of keys
n sweet and powerful ms rument. Prices from e75
5000. s. d. Il II w. Smiths celebrated Melodeons.
Martins un,ipalied Guitars, Browns Iiarps Futinas,
Vions Bmss Instruments &c. &c. Dealers supplied
witd Pianos ard Meoleops factory prices. 124 per
cent discount TO Clergymen.
MUSlC.-This list comprises the products OF the
grea of b. n the American and European
threats and Is receiv ng additions by extern
sve publication of the choice and popular prices Of the
day. Dealers in Music, and Teachers Of Semnaries
wishing purchase any music published, make
rnnSements for continued supplies of Mr. Waters new
issues, will find Ii their in crest to call forward
their orders. Music any part of the Union
Canadas, postage free. HORACB WATERS.
apl I'm
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Notice 10 Slave Owners.

NOTICE. 10 slave OWmefSs
4 AM anxious to hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
Il small numbers for the balance Of the year, to work
in the coal mines belonging the Mo int Carbon Coal
Company, the Kanawha river, in Fayete county Va.
am prepared to pay ca-h down for good banda. If
having Negroes hire will write me at Gau.
ley Bridge, Fayetle county va stating full particulars,
shall be happy communicate with them Immediate
y 8. F. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek. Fayeite co., Va.
HeIssf MAY Is, i854.--tf ssyl sf
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CAIAD OLA very superior article put up IN
~ en Sn 'AS y. R. LYMAN
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THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Esq's Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Aer speaking of wonderful cures himself he
says: Mrs II has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability constantly complaining, from
weakness, through her whole System. She enjoys
better health than o thirty years being entirely
ed by the use Of Hampton's Vegetabte 1inctnre."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from J. lines. Esq, Lou,lon county Va" My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great week ness,
pain in the breast, side and back pal ptation # the
heart; feebeness OF the system loss Of appettc
complex saow the sight Of eye almost gone. the
other vey weak. am pleased To say, Hdmptoa's
Ticturc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
as good now ever they WERE
IBsCall and get phamphles Ia q 10
Sold by j. II. SEAY, & CO., Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsville; J. BROWN, Charottesy lie. and by all
Druggists through nut The State. mar 24dscIy
GOOD HOUSE-KEEPERc can obi lin
"A situation in the family of IL. Laugh ,rne. on
Church street Lynchhuig. (may l6-dts)
irish POTATOES.-lO0 bus. Irish Pota
received this day by Railroad, aud for sale by
s. sPl 81 Is LEE & JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

MORALITY IN vnu0Nr.-The vermonters arc
Justly proud OF their State The Rutland Herald breaks
ont - follows There but city In the STATE ed
not one soldier. Ne have no theatres nor mobs. We
have 10 police and not murder has ben committed -
ans opera houses, nx cryutal pAlaeoA bat ~ hSve
homss-gsnuins homsa thai the centre Of the wogA
10 Ito inmates for which the father worka votes AnA
talks -vhsrs the mother eoatro, sdusatsA Abon -
evss-whss che rsaxl msn, scholars ed patricia
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Theatres and Exhibitions


BOwRRY THsATRR-A new version Of I" Uncie
Toms Cabin is to be brought out on Monday even
ing at this house. The cast includes the names OF
I; D. Rice, W. R. Derr, Stevens, J. Dunn, Johnston.
The scenery Is all new, music new, and the horses
are to be introduced. :
BROADWAY THEArRE..-The "Cataract OF the
Gauges is announced for Monday evening, with
popular farce. Although this piece is in its fourth
week it seems as popular as ever
Burrows TnKArRz-..The sterling comedy Of
Paul Pryn is to be given on Monday night, With
Burton and Placide in the principal characters. The
last new comedy, Masks and Faces" Is also an
nounced. Altogether strong bill.
NATIONAL THRArRs--" Hot Corn" and Uncle
1oms Cabin" which continue 70 be popular, win b
Monday afternoon, and "Uncle Toms Cabin" in the
evening, with the new scenery and the panorama.
wALLAcK's THxArRE.-" The Bachelor of Arts"
which has been quite successful will be played again
on Monday night with other favorite pieces. All
the comedians appear in the evenings performance.
BARNux's Acknowledgement Tom Thumb has
concluded to remain another week. He will be glad
to meet all his old and new friends ct Barnums on
Monday afternoon and evening
THE BROADWAY MsNAGBRIE, No. 337 Broadway,
bid. fair to become permanent institution. II y
well managed and the collection Of animals is supe-
ror to any ever before exhibited in this country. IL
will be opened all day on Monday, and during The
evening.
BLlTZ viii entertain the public on Monday evening
at Stuyvesant Institute with novel and interesting
tricks.
CHRYsrY's MMsrRKLs--Mr. E. P. Christy an
nouncea change of programme for Monday evening,
with sundrv new songs and dances. The bills at this
establishment are always good, and 80 Is the attend
ance.
WOODS MMsrRxLs-Thesc merry darkies have
several novelties on their Monday nights programme
new songs, new dances, new burlesques al for
two shillings.
BucKIRY's-Chineee Hall Is great point Of At
traction, and the sweet singing of the Buckley Mn
strels Is universally admired. The new Julien bur
lesque Ia merry popular.
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Tire persoos have diedl Hads n. N Y.-two rasn
and oIs vsnAs-fsvQ satiss psSix ~sAL
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Jacob Hunts, boarding haup ksvprr "a nu-dsred In
Esr hlsaas on the Sd inst, oy sTan psm-d Adam
sahg. he murderer is IN prison
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS AND opnIoYA

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS AND OPDNIOHa
Fem the Cleveland FAndealer, Jan III
Inelhgslc nom the seat Of war eontnuss 10 ~ Of
startling n lure.
We Learn that last night mob Of about one hundred
Aeernss assembled ut ,he sx Mic Lrsek bridge (slov
ke,) and having saturated u Its timber with tar.
Pentus spf He'd the torch OF the ncsndiary
Before the flames had however, got beyond control
sasssscs1, WITH much diassiN In putting The Are oct,
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D
constructed OF TO impede obstrust the free use OF
any pub ic rosc street, lane or bridge"
Keeping in view this provision Of the as win stats
what understand TO be the position Of the HArbor Greek
people The railroad from Erie TO within short distance
OF ihs State line Is laid perfectly straight Alb, ut six
miles from Ede In contact with the great travel
led road leading up and down the Lake. and running the
AMt direction Sonliuuss AIoh sid. And II for about
mile and half in one place running seay along u and
occupyirg s bed for about sixty rods and the whole dis
lance Ts such close proximity ..S ,. very d.nssrous
through their proper officers noded the company in
writing before the road lAi3 They have sver ,ines
tbleotsd, and ever did give consent in any way
They csir, that this occupAnc, of this public highway
Ia thiokly settled neishto hood, pscs .sary a.
vel, .s being us, , oy law They Claim, and
cbappsen country, that the railroad could have been
kept ont q the public highway, SEEKING its crossing
direct BY sir gle curve At come suitable point leaving
he railroad for all practical purposes equally Is good IS
st pssest and this great public highway Of ny ysan
standing unobstructed.
This statement shows real grievance and ono which
'be comps never ,houd have iphic ed 'or the
pride Of Air line road There is nothing substantial
and necessary reqoiing IL or jnstifyps It.
But IL may be sad, Why have these people suffered
nuisance long which the courts could have removed
on APPLICATION We eArnot cay We suppose, however,
thsy we're afraid Of cAted wealth and only pu sksd
MP courage when their BeshSors IN Erie entered the
eight. We are told, however, there Ia another reason
which they assisn In common with tbs csens Of Eris
The six feet ach vas popular pro-ct With All IN. pso
pie and the New Yerk and Erie had been extended
slmost any noonyenenos In the public highways would
have been submitted to but when instead OF this the
four feet ten inch gauge to be substituted a. mere
convenience to other States the altered Ia
fact, they claim gross breach Of promise Although
they never consented to tbs occupancy Of their pubc
highway, they Suffered under the promise OF six foot
track whom that promise broken they removed the
nuisance taking the track up far only II actually
occupied the road.
The people Of Erie and Harbo Creek regret exceeding
~ the neonvspienoe TO the travelling public but they
claim is not their fault they could not submit TO such
insults and injuries and feel that IL they had they would
have been unworthy Of the sympathy and respect OF
their fellow citizens which they expe, In The end
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pionS OF freedom had found an Asylum. haynaQ re-
turned to bis black yellow Austria. whipped and
dost thou call it when the Butcher Of Bologna safely
carries home his unbroken limbs, his body and his
life, from the republic Of the stars 2" When.
the opportunity for revenge offers itself 1t should
be taken hold OF and used 10 the utmost. The sons
Of Italy are too thiDy scattered among US to punish
the blood hound Of Bologna for his dark and bloody
deeds. The Yankee has plenty to de with speculation
and money the Yankee possesses neither feelings nor
principles; do not count on the Yankee for yonr
Patricks Germans, you are called for.
Thus far and no farther! On to revenge murdered
nation is the duty Of every other one. Down with
Bedini
The W'allrhets frennd smells q rat He thinks
Bedini is not safe. And, in fact, he Is right. '
Thus far and no farther" These words may be
written on Bedini's back, beaten black and blue.
tigers and hyenas . hospitable roof in the republic
OF the stars? Il there no ball, no dagger, for mon
ster whose equal was never on earth2
"The Wahrheits freund Is right II he trembles for
the life Of Bedini In Cincinsinnati. He IL NO
more . man who lifts up his hands against such q
hyena such tiger, as Bedini."
On Christmas hight after the Nuncio had passed
the day without witnessing procession or demon
stxation Of any kind-having celebrated high mas
Of II o'clock on the day sacred TO love and peace
the German "Freemen," choosing late hour lor
their orgies, marched in large force towards the
cathedral bearing with them insulting engtee And
dersive and threatening notices, bearing with tnem
loaded firearms, bowie knives, o., 90. Tney Wete
met BY the police, upon whom they nreoi ana
not surprising that they paid for their violence.
may add that both the Nuncio aud Archbishop Pur
cell had retired 10 rese, and were NOS informed
! What happsSsd pnW psxt uesnass' Hsessa "
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States for the Western district OF Pepnsyyania
ally appeared Frederick Seine der citizen Of Erie who
after being sworp did declare and say that the
goth day OF Deceu Der ult he in Cleveland II
expected Cleveland that the United states Marshal FOR
there soon with citizens OF Ere nader arrest Depon.nt
At the St Clair Hoase In Cleveland Dep1nent heard
different persons at said public house make breats of
personal violence against said oitsers Of Erie II they
brought TO Cleveland. soms ssid they would e. Z
them sad they would stone them others said they
would kill the obss. II said by these p,rsons that
most many Of the persons present poyes OF
the different railroad companies and about ClevelAn
There much feeling and much ,pg the
crowd Of people present Opponents opinion IT, II
any citizens OF Ers Harbor Creek had been taken
through Cleveland BY the United States Marshall In
them n. 'o.no. would have sssn ns.a
them and neither their limbs or lives would have been
sworn and subscribed before M. this 10Th day Of J.nu
ny, 1854 BsSJAxrS GRANT, Q. g. Commissi oper,
When the foregoing adavin were read, Mr. Lowry said
that Deputy Marshal sproul Who had served the sum,
greatest rufhAn would have been ashamed to commit
He had gone to his Mr. Ls house, while his wife ~
The told him. that In consequences Of her extreme
iii health, Of her family would be allowed into
her room but Mr. sproul insisted upon seeing her ssd
walled into her room He then placed the wit In her
hand which rssummoned Mr. Lewry to jail.
This statement Was received with the most marked dis
The Mayor next addressed the meeting ~ follows
Fellow ctirens- almost afraid to any remarks
this AFTERNOON for the many expressions Of sympathy
lighting, and thssnd Is not yet The persons most aimed
al are Hr. Lowry and myself, and presume deserve
II - much ~ Any Of you hope % 1t least. But
there an idavt drawn up and ash every intelligent
man In this audience he heard Mr. Lowry my
self word urging resistance TO any Law In this
country Have net advised you over and sgais
TO nit Illegal act but 10 stand up HE for the
sws 4 Pnrs,lvsIis and the whole ooneirJf (Oriss Of
'Ys,' Ys) We never asked ysu 10 90 anything else,
sLd We q IN tNe unit Il kr- wsc can he
tb- setrr CID Icsn'ttsy much but the reason
lcaSt y t'e ~ las iitle nnpsrrsd lwnI nosevsr,
$50 vou a. arr ~ 4
IyGls 49, so A~ys T,SclyVa IRON ne pevps OF b.