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THE AMERICAN PICK.

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COUNSEL. Blu, few Of the reading pub
lie are aware how continually an editor
is called to advise his patrons on every
subject, from politics to the br. ed OF cat
tie. Through the whole range of our
duties none has perples ed US more than
to tell our readers what TO take for a cure
when they are sick. Hitherto this has
been severe trial to all our skill, bat i,
will not be hereafter. We have been
taking and have seen the evidence from
others that have taken Doct Ayers Cher.
ry Pectoral and .Cathartic Pills, They
need but slight trial to convince the
most scep,ical how far they are superior
to the other medicines we have had in
use. They have one single property oil
great importance to the sick aud that is
they eure.-Boston Herald.
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DRINRWATER, Register.
At a Court of Probate


Holden at Ellsworth within and for the coun.
" Of Hancock on the first Wednesday OF
February in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty five.
r.. HARLES JARVIS named executor IN n
certain instrument purporling TO be the
last Will and testament of Leonard Jarvis
late of Surry in said county deceased re.
latlve 10 the estate of the late Theodore
Jones, deceased, having presented the SAM
for Probate:
Ordered, That the said executor give no
,ice to all persons interested by causing copy
Of this order 10 be Published three weeks sue.
cessiveiy IN the Ellsworth American printed a.
Ellsworth. that they may appear at Il Probate
Court TO be holden at Ellsworth in said county
on the End "Wednesday of April next, at
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have, why the said nstru-
meui should not be proved, approved and al
Io~cd us the last " i'll and testament of SAID
deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge
,rue copy,-Attest,
G A. I. DRINK WATER, Regrter.
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WASHINGTON. March l


A private despatch to the Star, from
Norfolk, says the illinois put into Norfolk
on Saturday for coal, having experienced
very heavy weather On the passage.
The California Legislature had not
elected U S Senator in place Of G vvnG
who still holds his 3S votes. The Leg
islature refused TO adjourn
H H Field, bearer Of dispatches from
the Sandwich Islands, came passenger in
the Illinois, and states that there are now
40 hopes Of annexation, the King and
his advisers being opposed to it.
Tbs safety Of the United States brig
Decatur, and steamer Massachusetts,, Is
reported. They were at Valparaiso at
latest dates.
SUPPOSED MURDER.
Last night married daughter Of Mr.
Wales, one Of the Capitol police, lef, her
home mys,eriously. and was found this
morning in a neiYhbor's kitchen. with
her throat cut She was highly accom-.
dlished lady.
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CLUBS, CLUBS,l

Now is the time to make up new clubs
for volume Nv OF the ANCIENT LAND
MARk-Devoted to Masonry. Literature,
fine Arts and General Intelligence.
Published in monthly numbers Of 81
pages, with a title page and index.
Terms: One dollar per annum in ad-
vance-eyery fifth copy to agents gratis.
Address, Post PAID, A c SMITH, Editor,
Mt Clemens, Macomb Co.. Michigan.
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At a Court of Probate

Held al Buckspor within and for the County Of Han
cock. on The third WedaeIiay oi January A. D. lass
WILLIAM HOPKINS Admin al rater of the s,,aI.
w Of Mas,hi Clay late OF Bliehli in said County
ecsased-havi g presented hts hrxt Of Admin
lsiIaton upon said estate for Probate:
Orisrsd-That he xe.ator give motto, 10 all nerso,
Interested by causing copy Of this order To 10 publish
Ell three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
Court to be held al Ellsworth in said couny on the q
Wednesday of April next, at ten OF The clock /,
the foteno"n, and and shew cause il any the,
have, why the same should not hs allowed
:ranted PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A"est:-A,F F. DIlNKWA rSR, Register
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Alta Court Of Probate


Holden At Buckspor',within aud for the coun.
ty of Hancock, on the thiid "Wednesday Of
Jan. IN the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iiiiv five.
l. UTTER PHILLIPS Administrator OF
~ the estate Of George T Philips late of
bncksPort IN said county dcccased-having
presented his lst acct OF Administration upon
SAID estate for Probate,
Ordered That tho Administrator give Goiise
thereof to all persons interested by causing
a copy of this order to he published in the
Ellsworth American, printed IN Ellsworth,
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may rp-
pear at n Probate Couri,,o be holden At Buck
sport in said county. On the first Wodnes-
day of May next, 1T ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause it ANY they have
why tho same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy,
6 Attest--A. +. DRINKWATER, Reg,
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QUEEN DopGE-It has been discovered
that keeper of lager beer cellar in the
Bowery, for the purpose of evading the
law requiring him to close his place on
Sunday, has been in the habit of holding
pretended religious services therein, off
ciatng himself as the leader Of ceremo.
MES. He takes the bible, reads a chap
ter or two, serves each of his hearers
with a glass; OF beer, and takes up a col.
lection. As the constitution probably
did not contemplate so much liberty o.
conscience, the arrangement will be in.
,erfered with by the pollce.-New York
Courier.
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1T a Court of Probate

Holden at Beksport within and for the County Han,
cock, On the third Wednesday OF January, A. D
1865.
ISAAC S. OSGooD Executor Of the las, will and
testament Of John Gushing iats OF Biu.hill in said
county deceased having presented his first OF
mnisiration upon said Estate for probate
Also his private account.
Ordered That the said Administrator give notics
thereof to all persons interested by causing Copy IL
this order to he published three weeks in
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that they
may appear al a Probate Court TO be holdeo al Ellis
worth ga tha i'cu", "Wednesday of April next AT ten
Of the clock in the fsno,n and show cause il ay ,bey
have, why tho same should nat he allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Atiest. A. +. URINKW ArER, Register
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Land Warrants secured for Sold
iers and Seamen.

FINDER the act of 1866 who were in actual service
~ IA days under State or u officers, in the War Ct
lcl2 Florida War, War with Mexico aud Tor their wild.
ows and Children now Minors unless l60 Warrants
have already been obtained and where warrants less
than 100 acIes have been obtained, will be
secured sufficient to make up that amount on appear.
ance in pc rson or by letter to HORArIO WOODMAN,
26 Railroad Exchange, Court Square, who pays cash for
The Warrants
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Alta Court of Probate

Holden at Ellsworth within and for tho county
Of Hancock, on the first "Wednesday oil
Feb in the year oionr Lord eighteen hun
dred and fifty five.
A. MOS ALLEN, Jr. Executor OF tho
~ last will and testament AMOS
ALLEN late of Bluchll in said county
dcceased--huving presented the same for Pro.
bate:
Ordered; That the executor give notice
'lereofto all persons Interested by causing a
copy OF this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear al
Probate Court to be held al Blueilill IN SAID
county, on The first Wednesday of july next
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shcw
cause if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy, Attest
s FDRINRWATER, Regi.ter.
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III 'H"FN
Bluohill, Fob 9th, 1854.

AT Court of Probate held at Ellsworth with
in and for the county Of Hancock on tn.
first Wednesday of February in the year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty fvs
On the foregoing Petition, Ordercd:-Thaf
the petitioner g i've notice to all persons inter
ested by causing a copy of the petition and
order of court thereon, to be published thee
weeks successfully in tue Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may then
appear a, IA Probate Court to he held at Els
worth in said county on the 2nd Wednesday
of April next and show cause it any they
have why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, DRINkWATER, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order OF
| court thereon, attest
A f DRINKwATER. Register.
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CONCORD GRAPE.

HOEEY 4 Co, No Merchants Rofc, have now
ready for sale Mr. Boil NEwi.Ns SUPERIOR SEE pLINo
the stock Of which has been placed in their hands This
remarkably fine American variety is the greatest ac
qulshsn which has ever yet been made % hardy
grapes II is four week, ea5Iirr than The Isabella and
twn Heaks earlier than the Diana 1t fully ripe the
last q SD on the It'll OF Septembs1 It is per
frcy hardy with bunotes Of large size shouldered Of
ten weighing pound and with large rouudish berries
frequently measuring inch ia ditmaler; color very
dark covered with thick blue olosin; Gsvor rich
and luscious with fine sprightly aroma All good
ridges who have tasted pronounce it supet the
'ahela in its ripest cond ton.
Fine year old vines will be ready for sale
Aptll al s2 each sa per dozen All orders will be
attenfed . 10 tie rniainn which they eeiNr
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK COUNTY

TREAsuaEu's CrFIeE
Ellsworth, January /, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given 10 The owners prsprc'"rs
~ Il ali p.rsous Interested in Township M. = =. ID
in III Comfy ri Hancock. thai shall proceed /" sell
ny puoc sale 10 The highest bidder, al The Count.
rreasurers Office in Ellsworth in said County on
Wednesday The rs h day al April next, Al ten o'coes,
a. NJ, (inl.ss previously seiiledl 81 much Of said
Township No s. D. viii 'aisfy tho lax assessed ny
he C,ptl Of County Commissioners tho eleventh
day Of May A. p 1854, certified To nc by the Cnuri
Wit thu ni eighty nino declare AID sixty
and incidental chhrp-s. 49, ~ law pr'iviced.
Bail h :. TRENETT Cocnty TreaSrrer
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS. Al the Court OF Ceunty Com mission
ers begun and held al Ellsworth. within and for Tbs
Couhy or Hancock, OH 4he fourth Tuesda, at April,
ID. 1851 md by ad tournament oh tho eleventh Gsy OF
May A. h. li5i.
Orderrd.-Ihai there be Assessed on Township No.
Sonih d vision in the county of Hancock, fer repair
IN. he road therein, ieating from Tho Fast llhe o.
Ellsworth through said No 8 In iis sodt line of Val
Than, estimated |. contain eishl III III and nine hun
drec and acres. exclusive Of lands reserved 70,
public the suu Of eighty dollars and sixty Cents
ae cent per acre and Luther iIapw"rth. Of SAID
., is appointed agent 10 expend sad ASSIGNMENT
accordingly,
lrus copy. Attest r. ". PkRRt Cierk.
i true copy Of certificate Of Assessnsnt
Attest II. J ThEVtrr, County Treasured
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, Henrieuc a
slave belonging to Mile Jolie Marli
was taken to the third district jal! yes
terday for safe keeping, at the request OF
her mistress. who charges her with hav-
ing attempted TO drown herself in well
on her premises. At the police office,
lIenriet,e stated i'll Treatment was what
had driven her to the attempt; in proof
OF which she exposed her person, winch
was literally covered wtl, bruises, scars
and welts.- New Orleans Crescent.
Gen Houston, IN his recent lecture at
Boston asked who ever knew slave to
Commit suicid. 2
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At Court Of Probate

Had Ellsworth within and for tho county of Hancock
tho hrsl Wednesday VI Decemher, ia the yeat
Lord eightsen hundred and and fifty faur.
NLARlSSA A MOGRAGk named exectrix on / GER
~ lain Instrument parporing TO be the last will and
testament ofJanes Mosrage Jr late Of C,stins in said
county deceased having presented the for Probate
Ordered That the executor give notice thereof 10
PERSONS Interested by causing copy Of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the Ellswor, h
American printed Ellsworth that they may appear
Probate Court 10 be held at Eswsrlh in said cnun,
he End Wednesday OF ApIi. nsx at Of the cioc
in Tho forenoon aud shew Cause il any they have. WIN
the said instrument should not be proved approved and
allowed the last will aad Tesla of said eased
PARKER TUCK. Judge
Auds copy,-Attest,
F D2tNKWarER, Resis,er
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administrators NOtlce.

The subscriber hereby siv.s public to all con
ccrned that hs has been duly appointed and has Ixke
upon himself The trust o. an admin sirator oil tho %
tate of Smith Freeman, late OF Ellsworth tho Count
ofHanc"ek deceased By giving bond As the law directs
therefore reInest ali Persons ndcb,e to The "a,
deceaseds estate make immediate payIasnt and tho,
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 70
settlement.
SAMUEL WAREHOUSE
Ellsworth, Fob s. 1855.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue OF license from the Judge Of Probas FIR
ID Hancock County, shal sell Al pubic Auct i.n. on
upon the premises the real estate Of Nahum > Wood,
late of Surry in said county, deceased Consisting the
Lot Of land in said Suiry owned by said Wo"L his
lelth, X LONG, Administrator.
Srrry Feb II 1875
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-16

0Tlt is reported that ! II Thomas
has been nominated by the Governor for
Sheriff Of this county, and we suppose
ii is true We forbear comments for the
present. and yet we canno, help saying
tina, Mr. T. was not the choice of the
American party of this county.
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Lane & Wheeler,
CHARLES COPELAND,

CoNFEC TONER, So and 81 Couar ST, BosroS.
CONSTANTLY on hand, the best Ice Creams Plum
Fancy Cake, Pastry and Confectionery. Parties snp
piled Ia addition the above articles with Frozen Skier
bel Jelly Blanc Manss, and Table Orncn,enls
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of
Probate for tie COunfu of Hancock.

10 HG HOU. WNcT LUCK, VNNSc ~
Probate for tie Counfyot Hancock.
ESPECTFULLY represents Hiram Mors,.
~ of Boston in the County of Suffolk and
State OF Massachusetts, Guardian of Ruxana
II Morse his wife who is insane, That said
Roxana II Morse, is one seventh part owner
of an undivided lot or parcel of land viii,
house thereon, situate in B!uehl IN the Coun-
ty OF Hancock, that it would be for the INTER
est of all concerned that the same be sold,
and that your petitioner has had an offer of
eighty five dollars and seventy one cents for
one seventh part of said piece or parcel Of hard
by Isaac r. Smith of said BlnJhilI, which
offer your petitioner believes 10 he the fall
value of said land, he therefore prays that
your Hon would grant him licence TO sell and
convey the same TO the SAID Isaac T Smith,
and as in duty bound SC.
HIRAM MORSE,
Bym Hopkins.
Buoliill, Fob 9th, 1854.
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EDW. w. KINKS &CO. Publishers
joys Building, 81 Washington Street

THIS Work, from its stern rigidity of log c
Y in meeting the arguments of Mr. hand er,
following him as it does, step by step thro'
the entire length of his speech, unvciing in
mastery manner the subtelty of The Roman
Catholic Theology in reference to the tempo
raj power of the Pope, is better adapted TO the
enlightenment of the people upon the political
influence of the Papal power, PARTICULARLY
IN THE CsITED STATES, thon any work here
toiore published. Nor LINE OF Mr.. OMAN.
DLER's SPEECH is SUPPRESSED in this review
but the whole Is taken up, sentence by sens
tence, and his defence Of
Papacy is Entirely Overthrow.
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~ ~ +. H. STOCKBRlDCV, Agt.
FOR SALE
+ E VI E W
SPEECH OF HON J. R. CHANDLER,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

delivered in the House of Representa-.
tives, Jan. 10Th, 1855. By Rev, JOHN
CLAuplUs PlrRAr, A Member Of the
University Of France Founder dan En-
Editor of the LA Presse du people,
in Paris; author Of "Jesui,ism Tn.
veiled." also of paul and Julia" and
formerly Roman Catholic Priest.
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Administrators Notice,

The subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all con
ceIned that she has been appointed and taken upon her
sell the trust Of an Administering OF the estate oSteph-
Chapman, Jr late Of Buckspor, in the couty oil
Hancock deceased by giving bond the law directs
she therefore requests all persons who indebted the
said deceased's estate to make immediate payrent and
those having bills thereon, 10 exhibit the lof Sc,
tlenicnt
SARAH J. CHAPMAN
Bnckstnrt Feb 9TH 1855. 10
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probatr Nutirfs.
Administrative Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all CON
cerned that she has been duly app-ned aud taken upon
herself the trust Of adninis rararix Of the estate
Of Beu jamin Garland late OF Ellsworth in the
county OF Hancock by giving bonds the law d.
rces She therefore requests all persons rdeb ed se said
dcceaseds estate to mike immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon To EXHIBIT The ,f
settlement. SYRENA GARLAND
Ellsworth, March 7, 1856.
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DEATHS

Iu ihi. village 9th inst, Clara l., daughter
of Thomas c. and Cordela B Crehere, age
months.
Ere SIN could blight or sorrow fade,
Death timely came with friendly care
The opening bud TO heaven conveyed,
And babe il bloom forever there.
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BURR 4 PERRY,
No. coRSHLL, BOSTON.
Offer for safe the larges, assortment of
English and American Patent Medicines
Hair Dyes, Hair Restorltives, Per-
fumery, Toilet Articles &c.
To be found in thu New Eng land States co,srsins in
Rogers Syrup Liverwort Tar and Canchalague
Warrens Comp Cod Liver OIL, Lime and Su, Mix
Warrens New Remedies FIR Consumption.
MarshaPs Catarrh Snuff.
Morses inyigorating Cordial. -
Copeands Bug and Moth Exterminatcr.
Roeer's Vegetable Aperen1 Pills.
Morses syrup Of Yellow Dock,
Myers Extract Rock Rose
Townsend Sarsapariia.
Jewets Btters aud Elixir.
Fahn-stocks Vermifugc.
keanedsys Medical Discovery
Perry's Hungarian Balm for the Hair
Curiis's Hygeiand. Ayers Cherry PecterAl
Ayers Calhartic Pills alcLane's Liver Pills.
Bfandfelh's Pills Mafat's Life Pills
Cou.hs Colum Pills Suule's Pills
Benefits Pills Ciafk's Sh Wine Bitters
Dalleys Pain Extract McAlisters Oin:msn
Columbian Salye. Russia SalVe
Atwood's Buffers Oxygenated Bitters
DAVIS Panikilhr WIil.'s' Schnapps
Hunts Imminent. McMunn's Elixir Opium.
Hardy's Save. GriswoId's Salye.
Together with an extensive assortment OF Hair Dyes
Perfimery Toilet Articles &c all Of which will be sold
al the lowest market prices 10 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-19
AN APPEAL.

Alta meeting Of Virginans held In this city Saturday
evening" the 9Th ast the undersigned appointed
committee to solicit donations from the charitable people
OF New 0rlesne for the benefit Of the unfortunate aud
suffering cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth They feel
confident that but slight appeal the known bene-
Violence Of their necessary ia order to
draw forth hearty and response At this time
through the blessing of Divine Providence epidemic
rapidly vanishing from our midst and CITY begins
assume healthy and bnsirtss-ike appearance but
how different la the with sister cities OF the
southern sea board The cloud of gloom and desolaon
hanging them increases hourly in its fghtfu dark
and beneath its deadly shade stalks giant pestence
which stranger to their shores, and against which
they have aeomation to defepd them The dispatches
received here yesterday that they only
10 want of physicians and from the South but that
they almost destitute Of the necessares of life Such
being the we appeal in vain to the charities
the citizens of New Orleans? They have noted
for heraity and beneyoence In their memories the
terrific epidemic OF 1888 they retain greatfu recoeo
tion-thst unanmity and generosity with which their
sister cities throughout the land their assistance
and their donations into the empty golfers their
charitable associations.
Among the most prominent of their contributors were
cities of Virginia. including Norfolk Let the citizens of
New Orleans make generous return, and claim the posi-
ton which justly belongs to them-that Of leading con-
rbutor to the work of relief and charity Subscriptions
VIM II Cameron, at Payne & Harrison,s 112 Camp a.
Wan NJ Perkins, of ST. Charles and Perdido ats
R. n Bourk, at Brown, Johnston Co.'s, SO Camp st.
Fl NJ. Robinson az Commercial Place.
Thns. T. Patten, corner Gravier and Tchoupitoulas.
b. Dorney, at r. Pabrs & Co.'s, st. Charles and Com
J NJ McCandlsh at A. & H. Blocks, Oh Common st,
s. B. Mcconnico, at NJ. D. Cooper g. Co.'s Garondeet
and Common SITS
Oglesby Sully Gravier street.
J. + A Boyle, Poydrss street,
James Ii. Wingfeld e3 Common st.
II. }. Pegrsm, IL Bank Place.
Geo. W. Shaw, "a Poydras st.
y. schmidt, at Fl. v Baxter's, 81 Carondelet st.
P. Commit, 81 Customhouse st.
VIM. Vincent IT'S Customhouse st.
Richard L. Robertson, AS Gassacalvo ST.
Jao II. Pope, corner Jackson and Prytania ats.
The Committee earnestly ask the corporation Of the
catio in citv
who might do much good by taking up collection in
their churches. j. NJ. McCANDLISH,
H. M. ROBINSON,
-...,.z. 7. o. SULLY.
New Orleans, Sept. H. 1855. =N
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FLATP oRM
nor xHK AMERICAN PARTY OF L0uIsIANA.

We advocate an amendmens OF tns sasusahss "
Laws With proper 70 puty ot
eetise franchise i a. ,,3s.s5si .s4 iii
We advocate the passage g sncn laws as wiu Pr
vent the immigration Of paupers and criminals 20 tn
eountfys
p We oppose any interference 70 sns veaesa nsns %
oil persons whether they % 2 nei,ss 6
4 VIZ srs In favor Of With slavery ~
the Rsdsdsra exoepr ior we y
eur ooFstispfionslH Hsn1s l. II,
Ws adTocafe hgn Nssionai fonoy, au0a - WIN
siford ssefn ana pnWasstk PoepOs'oh - sas
nance aosoaa' ana Wnl l0l0N snu s'Afa "
eitzen wherever hs moves '1.9.
= We peleve snas Amsrios snouo % s1ssrnsa ~
Amershss eueoIns " ssus slto1sl ~ W
alone, tne oniy ie'smase W uens = isos = su''