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Nm. .CnkSffoS's cAsB-Thc Union of yestcr-
day estimates that Lord ClarendOn's letter will
not change the decision of the Administration
70 dismiss Mr.. CHAMPION. It says
We conclude, therefore, that the impression
sought to be made that Lord Ciarcndon's letter
Is likely to relieve Mr.. Champion from the charge
made against him and to induce our government
70 change its policy as indicated by demanding
his recall, is without foundation. Whatever
course our government may pursue under the
circumstance, it is gratifying to know that, rs
the case now stands, the British government can
have no pretcxt for being seriously offended
Il can surely be no cause of hostitities If our
government chooses to adhere to its conviction
that the evidence is conclusive as to Mr.. Cramp-
toms guilt; and for that reason whilst it may &C.
cept the disclaimer a. to any intentional viola
ton Of our laws or rights by the British govern
ment, should determine that Mr.. Champions con-
tinuanee here,as minister would be incompati-
bic With proper regard for national sef-reSPect.
We do not know what may be the course of the
administration, but we have deemed it proper to
make these suggestions as to the result OF our
reading Of the reply of Lord Clarendon.
AMashington letter says:
3ir Marcy is engagedin the preparation Of
reply 70 Lord Clarcndon's last paper. 1t will
hardly be completed this week. He has every
disposition to receive the disayowal Of the Brit.
iStl Government in q becoming spirit, while vim
dieating the position OF the administration, and
not abandoning the personal issue Involving Mr.
Crsmpt6a II Is supposed that the mode of a.
ital arrangement will beso managedas to remove
all j1st canse Of exception, and relieve any well
founded anxiety concerning the relations Of the
two countries An anicable solution may be
cSafidsntly expected, II the teeliDg0n the other
side becoTesp0ndingiy sincere
An effort 3 befbgnladc 70 induce sir. Clayton
q qusitffr his Fecs5t declarahons yegsrLling Mr..
C7ritipt5n, s0as 70 admito % tae exttieatjon of
tiia Z % tii9 eT0dnd Of tnistakcor mtsspPre
4 hd1siGds 81. Clayton fueli1ed % hear these
lpf7 butt net dssi4ed.
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H-Nearly six thousand dollars in money and
provisions have already been contributed in New
York to aid the Cape dc Verde sufferers.
vessel loaded with grain and provisions viii be
despatched to the Island in June next
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W-We have mentioned the absence of Mr.
Dallas, the American Minister, from the Mansion
house. He dined the same evening with the
friends and subscribers of the Literary Fund,
where he made the speech of the evening
The American government has frequently been
represented at the Court Of St. James by very
able men; but we call to mind no ministerof the
United States who has won such general adini-
ration in this country in so short time The
literary power and eleganceOf this gentleman's
aftsr-dnnerr are perfect models in their
way. They are so pointed and so terse, and
murked by such an elevated tone, that they
charm in the reading even more than they i'm
press in the delivery His illusion to the fact of
the great Benjamin Franklin, his countryman,
having been towards the close of the same Lit
srary Fund association, was only excelled in good
taste by the reference to the Engiishman who
established in the United States kindred insti-
tuition. Ifpopularity in this aristocratic country
be any test Of admiration at home, Mr.. Dallas
opght to stand we'll at the Presidential ballot
boxes on some. forthcoming OCCASION HitHer's
EHFOD6Iit Times
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90 on and take it. Ifhe was young he would
compete with the foremostof them, although he
had not as long beard as Brother King. Qaugl-
ter. Mr.. King wears his beard while Father
Finly shaves closeIy.)
John s. Collins moved that Conference adj
.journ at IL o'clock to give the members an OPP
portunity to attend wedding in Wesley Chapel,
bnt withdrew it
ton of the appointment of Bishop to Liberia
still pending and DIR. Bangs having the floor.
A number of the ministers then repaired to
Wesley Chapel to witness the mar1iageof Annie,
daughter to Bishop Ames, to William Jacob
Hiss, of Baltimore. The ceremony was perform
elby Bishop Waugh. The ChapeIwas crowded.
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A CoxsrL ron NlcAnAorA-Charles S. Viii
let late assistant editor of the N Y Mirror, has
been appointed Consul for Nicaragua, at that
port, under the Walker-Rivas government. The
Office is said to be worth g., 600 per annum.
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES.


DIR. DGPONCo'S GOLDEN PEAIAPE PILLS are infalli-
removing stoppayes irregularities mcnses
These Pills nothing new but used by the Doc
for many years both France and America, with
psraeled every case anil urged by many
thousand ladies who them, to Pulls pub
lie, or the alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles Whatever well preventive those ladies whose
health wlnot permit increase of family. Pregnant fe
males, those supposins so, cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsibiy aftertle amonIton, although their mild
prevent any injury to lealth otherwise these
pills recommended, Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
LAGGuLINs BUsHFIELD,
Cent Agents for Ohio county,
No2S Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists
al orders be addressed the General Agents
they supply the rroprietors prices, send
the pills cOnaden,lay ladies by mall by enclosing
either, at the Wheeling Post.oHicc.
n B-Dr Dnponco's Golden Pulls, signature ~, Dupon-
on every box; other genuine. For parcuNrsget
Circular of Agents. APPLY
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LAND wAHRAxrs.-The principal dealers in.
the street, at New York, are declining to buy
land warrants, but there are few transactions
ut go ceats per acre, a decline of 10 to II cents
within day or two.
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CA11rozNrA DELEaArrs.-J. L. Brent, DIR. Blu
81, and j. r. Hill, delegates from California to
the Cincinnati (Dem.) Convention, and Mr.. Hitch
cock, &. n, delegate, arrived in the George Lao
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TUESDAY MORNING, NAY q, 1856.
al55sfsy tbe at steamer. letters have been re-

R.-By the last steamer, letters have been re-
ceived from Frankfort, Germany, whichsay thst
the transactions in the grain market at that city
are quite brisk, but that prices arc defining
In consequence Of this downward tendency of
prices, large grain houses at Mannheim, Wars
burg, and Cologne, have been compelled to stls-
pend payments, and it is feared that general
bankruptcy among the grain spectators will
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n. u. LOGAN & co. Agents


GEnRGET0WS, KH., Nov. Il, ISIS.
Some years since purchased of Dr. Hampton bot
tie his Tncurei taking a time my
general health greatly improved. since purchased
some half the my family, have
no hesnncy saying each member IT,
was materially benefited by the same. 1t pleasant
take ami interfere with persons business in the
least. J. TAYLOR PRATT
For sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
r,vos Gem Agents
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piles neglected, Oen prove fatal, leads to consump-
ton; anoint the parts times day with DALLEYs
PAIN EXTRACTOR. II secretion form in the rectpm then
insert the Pe Syringe filed with Extractor, and sradu.
ally dtsehargeit the syringe is withdrawn. 1t never
falls of any age vruence, nor to give
entire ease Instantly nl frequently curing by apple
cation.
Piles are by the itching, AMI pain of the anus
Biecdug Piles caused sometimes, by the falling Of the
whole bowels which press the intestinal canal against
the back bones keeps the blood from returning up the
vessels similar blood being kept the top ofyour fin
ger when string tight round such is frequent, and
form therein then pro-
cure perfect supporter, compress
the rectum the salYe above also rub
we'll over the loIns abdomen time, and the
support the bowels Will contracted and
strong, yodr life will be saved. If properly
piled, every case will be cured. 1t never fails
W. JENKINS, Esq, of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary of tho
Ohio Insurance Company who taken to New York in
extreme debility, with Piles have operation performed
by celebrated Or. Mott tie only chance his
life, accidentally heard of the PAIN EXTRACTOR states,
FOr years, his disease medical sEi grew
until life intolerable; he speedily curedby Dali
LEv's Pals ESrkACrlR."
No PAIX GENUINE unless the box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature of C. "
.CLICKENER & CO., prOprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price 25 ets.p per box.
E- All orders should be addressed to c. " CcLener
Co.. 81 Barclay st. New York. TIL. LOGAN Co.
my2T:m Wheeling, Va,
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

rINIs young gentleman living in midstthose
who know him will bear testimony that his sn!Iern=s ami
cSI2EerHtOn Some OF the pieces Of bone may
be by calling ga Baltimore srce-oters In his
possession It the sceptical hm-he Will testify that
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Bntchcior's rTnfr Dye-Twenty years expert
nent and application justify proprietor in WARRANT
ING this the best Hair Dye existence dyes black or
instantly without the Injury hair skim
Made sold, applied lin nine private rooms) aBATCE
ELOR's Wig Factory, es3 broadway, New York lie
get A. BArcnElORs there is a worthless Imitation.
The genuine is SOLD In Wheeling hy
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
my2T:m bridge Corner Drugrtsts
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WARM WORK At THE POLLS, TODAY!

Keep COOL gentleman! Ills easily pleasantly done BY
dropping in the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE,
aud taking glass of their Mineral Tater-whch they
serve up with great variety of rtct syraPs. mya2
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

Oxford County Redeemed |!

In the midst Of the general c1ultatiOn
over the unprecedented result Of the State
election. II affords us the greatest 'satisfnc.
ton to see that glorious Old Oxford has
done her duty-and that most nobly. We
have whipped out every trace OF Border
RuflAnism from our midst. II has been n
hard contest but triumphant one. Last
fall, on learning the result in this State, we
Immediately opened the campaign Of 1856.
Our friends, in every part Of the County,
accorded with tho views then set forth,
and put themselves to che work right earn
c.tly, and they have their reward in tho
knowledge that success has followed their
efforts most brilliant victory crowns their
labors. Men rcalircl the importanc. Of the
contest. and bent to the struggle with the
carnestness Of patriots who knew the Liberty
and happiness, no, only Of themselves and
households, hut Of countless thousands de-
pended upon the result. We have been met
by all the appliances which scryilc, cor
rupt and vcnal opposition could command.
ralschoods, Bribery. and Intimidation have
been substituted for arguments, and men of
weak nerves and weaker understanding, have
bocn pitiously appealed too, to "savc the
Union" Interruptions men have pcrambu-
lated the County night and day, whose
presence was only known by the trail they
lcft. In fine, IL Is impossible to cnumcrate
the means usc,l to obtain an endorsement Of
Pierce. Kansas policy, and foundation for
Buchanan in November
To all their schemes and Vaccinations the
people have lent deaf ear. They have
considered tho sources from whence these
stories have pr,ccrirl, AMI thus estimated
their value. and have rcpudia,cl both them
and their authors. ola Oxford il redeemed
Every trace Of black democracy i wiped
ont. The pcopl, have st their seal Of con.
dcmnation upon those who supposed them.
srlycs "born 20 ruh," and have installed
men who will truly represent them, and
who will make honest, faithful and discrcc,
oaccrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
MAINE ELECTION!
The STAR IN THE EAST ui,DlMMEUl
No Doughfaces elected
for Congress-!
Maine Rebukes the opprossors
of Kansas.
SHE GOES FOR COL. FREMONT!
Hamlin 10000 ahead!

Maine spoke, last Monday, in thunder
tones. The echoes from Vermont, which
passed ovcr our State last week, have come
back with terrible violence, and crushed our
opponent. beneath 1t, TO the ground. Here
aud there solitary orPoucut is len like
trccs in a fallen forest rcndcl and torn, to
give evidence Of tho violence Of the tornado
which laid their companions IN the dust.
Maine has given TO her sister States her
opinion Of the tyranny, oppression and out
RACES Of which the National Administration
has been guilty, and which the Border Ruff
fans sought to force upon her people. She
takes her place at the head Of the column,
and proudly declares to the world her attach
mcut To the Union, the Constitution, and
the principles Of Washington and jefferson.
We have denied the prctensions Of the oli-
rarchy. and a full delegation Of Republicans
To Congress, shows the LEGISLATION Of the
pcopl,, for douchfcc Representatives.
u,Nvluu IIwr> has the larrcs, vote
that was ever cas, for any man for governor,
andwill havca majority Of nearly ifnot quite
10000
In the 6rst district Hon. John VI. Wood
{. elected over hi' competitor, Hon. Josiah
: Little, hya majority Of about fifteen hun
jrri,
In the second district Charles J Gilman,
Eel, i elected over Mr. Phl.hury, the nom.
incc of IL, democrats and straight wings, by
a majority Of 5000.
In tho third district Nehemiah Abbot, the
Republican candidate, i elected orrr Henry
Inrlll. ~ a majority u more than 600
In n, fourth district lIor. Freeman H.
Nors, i elected over Hon David Bronson,
the candidate Of tie strai;ht whs' and
democrat. hy manrity which can only De
rcckoncl Nv thousands.
In the Glh district Hon Ival Wn'hhurn,
Jr. /, elected over abraham Sanborn by a
majority Of 5000. Mr. Sinborn was the can
dilaic u the Buchanicrs.
IN the sixth district We have a despatch
from Calais. stating that Hon : c. Foster,
the Republican candidate, is elected by a
majority Of 1900 over Arno wiswcll. Esl.
MAINE THUS ELECTS ArNtTED RE-
PUBLICAN DELEGATION To THE
NENT CONGRESS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
Swallowing the whole Dose.

l;lIs hrru the Plea, when the mou.,rou.
lu,,riucs OF SIatbcrn vro-.la,sry democrat,
were presented, that these werc the opinions
%. yAt.u.iuui,t,-that such were not tie
irir.a-o. ,heI PARTY Gradually however,
t.c Iar'y has adopted thc,c sentiments,
-urh o.. tlc Nebraska Bin, rrrcal OF the
Missouri, C0mrroui,e &c, a lit,lcata time,
81, o., 10 completely chang il. character,
aul We have ,i,,'c douh, bat that the mos.
Outrageous doctrines OF SIa,hcrn nulIiGcr,
v,l, BE- cn-ralsl into its platform.
Not lan- since we Issued AN extra contain
iu- ihc following extract.
W. have -lt u hatiu: everything with
Tie Tr'rS FREE, from ircc negroes down aud
ur through tic whole cataloguc-FREE
tms, FREE labor. FREE society, FREE
will. FREE thinking, FREE Children, aud
FREE ,shDpls-lll belonging 10 tie same
bslrl Oi frH70.'s iUHs. Eut the worst Of
an tbo>r denominations j. the modern system
% FREE SCHOOLS. The New England
system of !syy schools has h,cn the cause and
Prolific slurcc af the iuGd,litics and treason
that have turned her cities into SJdJms aud
Gom1rnhs, and her land into the common
r,stlins-placys OF bowling Br!hmito~. ~
r.aui1l's DE- 'g'iuu, b,oau's t.s SCHOOLS
ARE FREE"
Th- chief Toin, in the extract j. the La.
tr,l Of our school system, by which the
masses OF our citizens obtain all their cdu-
cation. We were assailed Tor the act and
charged with intentional Misrepresentation.
Now We find prominent democrat. in a
nci:hburin. town, endorsing the whole Of il.
lls declared in presence Of anumbcr Of men
who ar, ready u testify tn the fact, THAT
TIE COMMON CLASS or PEOPLE
WOULD BE BETTER orr IF THEY
COULD NOTRFAD "
TIE only qualification used was that they
could uat rad certain journals published in
New York AMI elsewhere. Here You have
the mos, obnoxious doctrine ever advanced
by Southern mon-thc n a7.tiiou OF the Fr,,
SHOOT 'ys'ru directly upheld in our midst,
Will any one undertake to cay, hereafter,
,lat we misrcPrcscnt the Border. RufIan
party?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
Fremont offered the Nominal
ton for the Presidency by
the Dem ocracy.

Hon. Geo. c. Bates, formerly Attorney
General Of Michigan, but lsttcrly Of san
Francisco, made the following highly i'm
PortaHt statement in public speech at Kala-
mazoo, on Wednesday last. We invite Tor
1t the attention OF honest Democrats. We
quote from tho Detroit Tribune:
Hon. Geo. G. Bates, Of California, in
the course Of his speech, made the following
statement When he CIR. Batc,) was cI-
pccted TO sail for California, In August, 1855,
he was persuaded by Mr.. Palmer, u the firm
Of Palmer, Cook & Co., bankers, Of san
Francisco, 20 remain until October, when
he and Col. Fremont would accompany him
ihither. Mr. Bates postponed lis departure
ns desired. But ~hcn the time i0r deTar-
turc had arrived. Col. Fremont, although
his trunk, werr packed, did not 20, bot o.
dcrcd his Baegngp to the Metropolitan lIo-
tel instead. This in euusTucncc Of the
following facts
"Goyernor lloyd. Of Virginia, hal Ins'
arrived in New York City, Tor tie special
purpose Of having an intuSE with Coz.
Fremont, and the result Of that inicrrDw
was an odcr madc 10 COL Fremont ~ F,yf.
N hhaf Of NE Democratic party, y, ha,uy
diri,cd nth Rs i,dd,Hc men North and S's'i.
Of THE NOMINATION FOR THE PRES
lDENCY. lie said ths party rranioi a Ho1
NUM- man Of iAtsguiy, and ,riO had iron
distinction ouiadr ~ Pohiio. Col. Fremont,
after listening patiently, and even submit
ting 20 two separate interviews. and knowing
the platform he was expected tosianl upon,
replied, that while deeply sensible VI the
high distinction ofthc proposition made him,
and battered by the promises il extended,
VI ,rih A1 opinion II ne rBsIi ~ hs Ms
,oui Compromise, II rr0ud d, rmpoUhl, for
ham 20 uiriaH NE proposition. H,mHud.r-
ID hai r,psai an infamous Jv,aah ofJohiilal
faith, and should nr,r o,a,s d,HoHaHg n,
OF and a., authors. Col Fremont planted
himself imprr snably on this position.
e" Mr.. Palmer bong cognifant Of thc.c
facts, forthwith communicated them u Hon.
y. +. Bank, and Hon Henry Wilson, Of
Massachusetts,. and they came and Jaw Col.
Fremont, and, 10 state in brief the result Of
that interview, he CONSENTED 70 lead the
hosts Of freedom in this campaign, Il tie
people should call him to that position.
Z" Al this happened IN SEPTEMBER, l-ij.
II we correctly rrcall Mr.. Bates statement.
he gives time, name. and places, and youchc,
for the entire accuracy oi the above state
mcnt; and although il dii not come 10 h,m
with the injunction Of sccrcsy, be stated De-
would not have revealed il had the facts not
already been partly disclosed in last Sa,ur-
days New York Herald. Any .ta,emen,
made By Mr. Bates, commands implicit r.
lance in this community, vherc he ha.
bccn known Dr years, aud j. univcr'allyrc-
spcctcd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
Weekly summary Of News

John +. Sherburn. Of New Hampshire,
and Henry Clay Wood, Of Maine, are among
the civilian. appointed second l.cuicnan:'
in the army.
The National Kansas Commits, called
on the President last wc,k, and made .
most urgent arPoal for the protection Ut
VI the Froc State men In that devoted irrrr.
tory. Their prayer was Of 10 avail. 10
answer to the direct question whether any
change Of policy would occur De answered.
unhc,ihting'y
"No Sir, TrEE WILL ~ NONE
The General Association Of Congrr slt..1al
Minister, Of New Hampshire, at thclr late
meeting ia Exeter, took measures tosrrrt
a monument to the memory of Whitsfsi
who nearly ninety years ago, closed BIZ
earthly labors by the preaching u hi' lat
sermon in that town.
II stated that an the Kansas territorial
officer. have sent To Gov Shannon their RS.
isnation. They give rs reason that be
has sold out 70 the aboliiionist'.
4 petition has been deposited in he MGR
chant. Reading Room in Boston, praying
the Governor Of Massachusetts, a. summon
AN extra session of the legislature, % take
into consideration the endangered condition
Of the suns and daughters Of that STATE. now
in Kansas. Tho petition ha' received i0a
signatures % some Of the most prominent
citizens Of Boston.
William 4 Hatch and II. j Wool were
seriously Injured in the Bay State tool wan.
uf,ctory at northampton, on Monday by
the flll Of some heavy machinery upon then.
Mr. Wood was taken up iuscnsiblc, and was
a, first supposed to b. dead.
Tho Detroit Advertiser preserves the fact
on the last trip Of the Illinois from LAX.
Superior. she brought down quite large
quantity Of raspberry am from Sugar l.
and. Twenty tuns Of the jam will be man
uflcturcl there this season. The berries are
purchased from the Indians, and the Tricc
Of the Jam j., this year, twenty cents rer
pound. Last year it sold at twelve cents
but las advanced in consequence Of the high
price Of sugar
The Free State men, at the time Of the
capturc of Titu. Fort, used the cannon they
reclaimed at the capture Of Franklin, AMI
the hall. fired were cast from the damaget
tvpe Of the Herald Of Freedom. The for,
surrendered at the sixth fire. They called
il the new issue Of the Herald Of Freedom.
Gen. Simon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania.
presided at Fremont meeting at Harris.
burg few evenings since.
Two hundred and fifty-one Democrats OF
Levi, County, y. V, have publiahed their
intention to vote for Fremot.
On THURSDAY, Mrs. Rebccca Killman, wife
Of the late paaiel Killmar, Of Hill'boroush,
y. H., died at her residence at the advanced
age Of loo years II months and 81 days.
There have been about 10000 visitors at
Saratoga, this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

never changed Do. position t.ll che k'ne l'i'
hi. tyy. iu orlsr the better 60 display hts
eon,cmp,gr these INSTRUMENTATION
we arr r,ias 20 war with Spain VT
YOUR M t,siy wastes yorr slime aud iho b.co'
Of y.uF sut.,tsa. asI-fslt.ug' NJ this
rate Portugal g., au o., high road to become
3. 4nr.h Irviu,s.'
.-... Shall O., thc las, hull frht, may
ami. tr,J..tb OF The C1uu, dos A,cos has
,sa.ls ne ryagunsc luu. Citing a, long as |
live"
Cod s.rl t,ul-, sirc'" rgi,inCl The
marquis O.. We have not - many men TIA,
vc can rr 20 Co give ouA away Tor bull.
VII y1ur majesty allow me % carry your
souJ.I.u,r, 90 ,hc Marquis
"u,," 1i! the KING, who len his box,
Will, tho Marquis d, romhal cu'srri the
circus with all ,he dignity natural 90 HI
commanding frurr, and raising che iu,ou-
srh''s father, said o. h.u, in "a tome OF
Friendly severity Marquis, men Of Your
s,ccll,u-y's stamp oushtt, give thosyamrle
orfrbus,s. Ngu haIa srn--Grl bls bc,u
,'.aa,l 90 tas. l.u-vc must submit 90 be,
wills W. arr -..Hs O. vHs with Spain,
AMI my lord and mastrrugu,rys yuur sworl,
AMI yugr aiyi-.
AaI o.. chen ls.v Dim away % DO, car
TB-r.
bon Jrsguh krr,lisvnrI, ans there never
was .. .tr.r huII feBt 40 ~l,,atgrrI.