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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19


craze ALUM SPRINGS, Cru,s Ceussy
~ vA.-Ths propdetors Of these Springs which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
pnaton in the counties surrounding them, have been
induced TO the water in barrels for the convent
ence of inyalids in other sections.
For the present, the price Ii fixed at rsse which
barely covers cost Of barreling and tbs carriage.
lowing certificate from DIR. carper leading and wall
known physician In Botetourt county 10 seleeted from
many Of squal respectsbility and forces
TiNcAsrLE, BoTkTouET Co., VAL
Having been called on By the proprietors Of the
.css Alum Spring. 2 ny opinion Of T.
ed the analysis Of the water tsde BY Prof Booths Il
Philsdslphia) and believe i well adapted 70 curs dis
tens and can further state that have Known some r..
msrkable cures effected by S Ia scrofuous saees
lions and diseases Of the digestive Organs.
The water has been analysed By Professor Boothe
Of Philadelphia who says
"A mineral spring Of sach nehnss. and quality i
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
eon Of Virginia. about equidistant from many Of the
sulphur s9d other well known sp,ips. e ne STATE
q 1s s' " p's aJa: C. soornr-
Eyp,vs di:s.sss ds1.nssmeas q ne Eyer. q.
and prove fs efficacy wherever Il has bssn tried.
This very valuable water i for sale IN barrels =
:. :. . FSsskIL LApD {. eo i. Ds: :::.
9 * KLkTUN vksTs.-.l received u. the
- jamestown lot Of Black Sir skelsfo. Ssets
They are very lshr and cool and Just the thipg Tor
this warm weather Call snd examine them ~ my
Clothing Emporiusn, 100. Main street
jsr HENRY SHAVER
TSHENCH JACONkTs AT 10 La csss =
ward -Receiy6d and for sale 100 pieces fast co.
iored French Jaecnefs, the best and hncst Goods
ever sold 10 this market for "a yard.
ie1s i98 Brosd =.
TSlTI1A DkkP lsULD LKAF, Dcep DE
II dunn ard Light Gold Lsaf, for sale. e ns.1ise
furers prIcss BY 3. sEHFLks
1sAnLiC, ans nil ofhcr Herbs. ter snic Nv
" je IS Up SEMPLE. px neia =
TyOX,s lsKl4ATlNk y, and al ether 0eia.
|. IS isss' 'aa Z. sEsfLE. "a M.is i.
T1RErU X IPsTAONs aceaEnlely eeus-
Il rounded For some dine pAse the sstecFibef hes
been ensssed II naaanfastusnS nj peocerlsG - ~
rsyc chsmicals ussA for psescdptioa yerlosee -
lss IL very eomplete, and = an4 hcaf1. the 49,
toe,erp can bo eeconampdste6 ,. r bEM1E&
els prumtst and Chsaiee ~ neis q.
1TINElaA R.--4e ~ Clfer ylaeenE, lsna-
u Ia ssi lor ssle 81 In0nAh JONES s CO.
TCE g 81, s.s:ll GU: g ssls = r 4
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BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
re t1-dom Agents, Richmond.
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ALPACCA COATs...Wc have en hand
"A large assortment Of Alpacca CoafA OF ~
grades and prices. For bargains, sah - NO. ii1
is Is 's''''' MERCHANT wEIsIoER
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WHITE SILK yESTS.--We have just
w received nice lot of White silk Vests, W hieh
we wsuld call the attention of al in want.
MERCHANT Il WEISIGER,
ia ~ No. iI2 Main st.
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nAY.-:3S4 Daies of prime Mortimer iia, !,
i Il cargo of Chas. P. Brown, landing this morning
and for sale by MARK D0WNEY.
- ftt
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GOLOtsNE...The superior quality Of the
" Cologne manufacturer by US, IL acknowledged
by all who have used it. For sale at
BATTAILE'S Drug and Chemical store,
jeI7 Corner ith and Broad ats.
TIsUKNIP sEED, X E ) III TUMNIP
i SEED-Ruta Bses Turnip; Red Top do; Strap
Leaf do; Large Norfolk do; Eafly Flat Dutch do;
Large Globe do Received and for sale BY
IL ia A. BUD6KER
MACHIN 81 L...uii for grcasing
lvl Wheat Machines and all other kinds OF Machne-
ry. Far sale BY a. n0DE ~
TTSO FREDERICKSBURG wenid rail- the
II sffeusion Of rhyaicians 70 the BEDFORD ALUM
WArEs. which i rccomme nded a. being one Of The
most efficacious and reliable slcm waters In the
state and in scrofalous seases has produced some
almost mirscuisus e6ects.
TxiDLET & ROBINSON, chemists
;aie 4th and Franklin sts
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CKInTs, pK II n s:.-We ere selling
- white and colored Csctus Skirts e q rsntg me
best Grsss skirts ss the same price up mana lssss
oo0ss sos Ss'nins IL M. RosENBAUM,
"a 1893 Brosd ct.
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CEILING OUT TO CAUSE.-THE un.
- dersigned, will from this day commence selling
off at and below cost they intend leaving the city,
and therefore, Offering entire stock at and
below price, consisting of Dry and Fancy Goods
of all kinds. Nov call soon and supply yourselves
the greatest sacrifices before offered in Rich.
meud. You viii find the bari gains at 223 Brosd three
doors above the corner of 4th and Broad streest
jel7 E. CAMP 4 BRO.
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Hooi aAuii3 up stnifs' 3 A.
DIRECTIONS:
8 VIM. H. Christian, VIM Breeder.
John Purcell, Thomas 4. Price,
VIM. y. Fame, Jas. Thomas, ~,
Lewis Ginter, John carrie, u
Aug Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apperson, VIM H. Hsxali,
Roscoe B Heath, John d. Quaries
John Dooley, David j. burr.
Rich'd D. Haskins, Lsrkin w 9lszebrook
Lewis d. Crenshaw, d. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John G. Sinton Ed, II. Skinker,
franklin Stearus.
A. PLEASANTS, President
J.H MONTAGUE, sec'y. 10 l4-n
BAKERY FOR sALE..On Main street,
- between 2ist and 22d streets, north side MAN,
doing good busine ss-Store and Fixtures Bake-
house and Fixtures, &c, included. Any person who
wishes to engage in the business will find this fine
chance, rs am determined TO change my business to
the Grocery business altogether. Como soon, If you
wish to bny DE l6-6tl Henry COOK
INSTRUCTION IN LANG U A G. Is
L FRANCIS BUCHLER, formerly professor of
Modern Languages at Vienna and in Florence, re-
spectfully offers Mis- services to persons DESTROYS of
acquiring knowledge of the German, French, or
Italian language
He is kindly permitted to make the following ref
erences:
MessIs w. II. Mscfsrland, J. u. Macfariand, Gus.
tayus A. Myers, Andrew Johnston, and DR.. o. A.
Crenshaw.
Miss Harriet Hall lat Mr. James B. Mscmurdo's)
Mr.. Buchltr may DO found at the Clifton House
from u to z. NJ, and from toe r. n.
je l6-l&t
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my se.d. TAYLOR Rss Wif cnnIms;.o @ss,.
ALE OF SMALL.
L FRAMED TENEMENT ON LEIGH ST. At

HAVE for HIRE two first rate MEN
i COOKS. which win hire for the SPRINGS, also
ar 70 TO the Springs they are good house servants
and good Washers and Ionsrs
JOHN DARRAcoTI,
Enquire 1t Merchant, Wslsixer 4 Goa
Il Iz--A M fi$Mafn sfre
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nKkSS GOODS. DRESS GOODS !!-.(Ip
~ hand good supply of Bareges, solid color, Mus
Inns Berege Declines, Debeges. Lawns, Jaconets,
NC Also, few more of those cheap Lawn Robes,
to be closed out cheap at l. L. WELLS,
le 10 IS Main atreet.
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+ IFE INSURANCE.
II AGENCY AT PRICE & CARDOZo,s.

i lie INSURANCE.
II AGENCY AT PRICE & CARDOZo,s.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
This long established institution IL prepared 10 in
sure ives for one or more years. for life, at very
rates being as low safety to the Cornps
ny and the assured will justify
rms Company s acknowledged TO be one of the
safest and most reliable In the whole country Those
who insure In It, enjoy Immediate instead of a
prospective and uncertain bonus They ri.k neitber
their poicy nor the premium they have paid
Slaves insured for to seven years at low rates
For further information apply to
PRICE Il CARDOZO, Agents.
At their Bookstore
Opposite the American Hotel
THos. POLLARD, NJ D., Medical Examiner p .
REFERENCES:
E. FL. Skinker Co; B. L. Winston Winston
Powers; Benz Pollard; DR. B. R. Wexford; Dr. L. B.
Price, Hanover, Va; Willis Bocock, Attorney Gen.
eral; D. Les Powell; z. T. Moore; Thos. w. boswell
snd Stebbins l. Pullen je lost
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WHITE LINEN DUCK COATS AND
w PANTS.--We have just received nice lot of
White Costs and Pants just the thing for the
Call and see for yourselves
MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
DAME lie ruRE.

There is u thought which must
occur frequently to the mind
ofany one accustomed to the con
temptation of the phenomena of
the material world. 1t is this:
that in the midst of The perfect
economy visible mall departments
of Nature, there is nothing like
niegardIy parsimony going on; on
the country, there is great proiu-
sion and lavish generosity. Ma
ture is, as it were, an excellent
manager, she allows nothing to be
wasted; but she takes care that
there shall be always enough aud
to spare. These seeming contra
dictions are merely the two ex-
tremes of the balance of divine
Justice, which rests forever on uu-
crriug wisdom. The miracle of
the seven barley leaves il typical
.f+I,o ooo,,o,,,. of v,t,, o.
c,oJs Gva tI,o,,s,,I ,,.i+r, t,,e., anil
t,.,.I,.o h,sko+sof -. e~.r,,@,+,
NOV, ho ootI,oroI -, u,bo, III ora
+;.e, ,; Ill., -, -,
arLa 49,; -, tI.;arra 49,
a. u.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
THE RAIL ROAD.


1t will be seen by the letter IN to-
days paper, that the cars will be run
ming to the depot, near McMullen's,
by the 18th of October. This brings
the ears within twenty-one miles of
Pamela, \. II. Sledge and Tanning
JaneS have taken the contract to lay
down the rack, and have Il large force
at work. We confidently expect, that
the road will be completed to the
south bank of the Tallahatchie river,
by the middle of January next.
Stockholders will remember that the
election for directors takes place at
Grenada on the Sth Of October.
McAlexander q Odell's daHy line
of stages, from the present terminus
of the Road through Pamela to Gre
nadia, will be in operation next week.
The horses passed down this week,
and the coaches are in Memphis. This
line will run in connection with the
railroad, and Will furnish through
tickets.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
Memphis Papers.

We hope our friends Of the Eagle
and Enquirer, Bulliten and Appeal,
do not intend to deprive Us and their
subscribers in Pamela, of the pleasure
Of reading their excellent papers.
until they brcomc stale. The mail
leaves Memphis at Gl o'clock on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday morn
ings, and arrives here at 1 o'clock the
same day, and yet we get no Memphis
papers until they are ttro days CID,
unless some traveller brings enc. If
we live in the woods, You onght to
remember that Pamela county, is the
Star cotton county in this region, and
her trade is worth something to
Memphis, at least sufficient to entitle
her citizens to the very latest news.
We have converScd with several sub
scribcrs who say they will discontinue
their papers, unless this matter i
better attended TO. Come, friends.
| take pity on us who liyc in these 'cnd>
of the earth and send your papers t.
the posto(fice in time to get them iHtt
| he mail bags. We like your face
when YOU come to us early, Ike thC
| fresh 1pyrS Of the morning, and not
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
women ana 10 posses.

", 49, - - ---.-,-.-,.,-- &.
->' o''' "''' '.'1 ~ ,'''> ''''',
sick c'''!d ever have discovered
che close affinity which exist BE-
tween women aad porpoises. The
1,ar. remarks:
..yyeu # ;s,he rat.,r ,,,.-,.,,-
1
- , 'iI;i d -ii' ,''1 @0'7 NJ "'''''''"'
'iiat aii the otAcr No.G2lsr7 rae
after her, and chase het 10 death.
They show her no mercy, lium@n
natur Is the same ~ fish natlsr III
.Hs particular, and i''a as scaiy,
too. Nhcna woman gets a wound
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

f';r the PaRoiU Star.
OUR COUNTRY

Eighty years ago the astonish-
ell world behcld the Star of Amer
lea shoot up in the political hori-
ION. When It's rays flashed over
the blue Atlantic, the crowned
heads of Europe predicted that
ere long it would go down in
darkness, never to rise again.
What! thirteen feeble colonies
contend against the proud mistress
Of the world. Even the friends
of freedom, who could appreciate
the patriotism of the colonist, tho't
it was blind intatuation to contend
against Britania's embattled host.
England's greatest statesmen did
not comprehend the spirit that ac-
tuated our fathers. 1t was the
spirit of liberty. Sooner might
they have diverted the headlong
course of d river that rushes down
an Alpine summit, than to have
awed them into an abandonment
of their rights. Our revolution
differed from all that proceeded it,
It was not waged for conquest OIL
glory, or to advance the interest
of some ambitious leader; but tC
secure the inalienable rights o
4 man. The love of liberty was IN
| herent Ia the colonies-it was this
that made them abandon their qui
ct homes and brave the boisterou
ocean, and encounter the priva
tons and dangers of the forest
They came not with waverin!
banners, laundering cannons an'
rolling drums, but they came a
religious freemen, to seek an aSy
lum where they might worship
God according to the dictates 0
their own consciences. When al
rogant an imperious England sen
over her armies and navies to ell
force her tyrrannieal mandates
, the spirit of resistance was enkir
died throughout the colonies, an
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

Iaski and koscuiesco lies bleeding
under the paw Of the Northern
Bear, and her degenerate sons
bow in reverence ut the throne o.
the Gar. Ireland, the sweetest
isle of the ocean, the land OF
Burk, PHILIPPE, Wellington and
Emit, still groans under the tyr
amy of rapatious England, tho
her sons have been incarccrated
in gloomy dungeons, eXiled and
murdered, and their homes given
to the flames, yet their proud spIr-
it has not been tanned. "Crnshed
to the earth, it will rise again."-
May Him who holds the dcstinles
of all worlds in his hands preserve
our country from disunion and
civil war.
"The star spang!cd banner,
O, long may it way,
Der the Ian Of tn free,
And the home Of the brave"
JUVENTUS.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
RETURNED.

Our friend Col. Thomas +. Clarke,
returned on yesterday from the North,
after an absence of some five or six
weeks. He says, that his new goods
will be ready for sale this week, and
that he has the largest and finest
stock ever brought to this Market
He intends to patronize the printers,
largely and requests his friends and
customers, to examine and read the
next number of the Star.
We are indebted to him for the la
test Memphis and New York papers
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
Married |

We understand from Dame Rumor,
that our friend Col Thomas T. Wilson,
departed this life Of single blessedncss
for the state Of matrimony, somewhere in
the county of Lafayette, the particulars
of which we have not heard. We will, of
course, excuse the Colonel for ncglccting
the Star, and take this method of extend
ing to him and his bride, our congratulate
tons on the suspicious event
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
Guns ! Gums !!

We neglected last week to notice the
reception, by M3ssrs. j. H.. 6 NJ. ID. Keith,
Of a lot Of "a superior quality of guns.
They are rifle and shot gun together. The
rifle is placed on top, which is, in our
Judgment, a great improvement upon the
old plan of placing the rifle barrel at the
side-call and see them.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
Memphis cottol oaolat:oas.


McCOHB.S j. TRICE,
Importers and Dealers ia HarGrars,
Gallery, Metals, Nails, Lron, 1g-
ricRftanat Implements, etc.
No. 249 Main street, sign of the Broad
Axe, Memphis, Tenn,
Would respectfully call the at
tention of dealers and customers to our
very full and extensive stock of Goods,
which we are now receiving direct from
manufactures in England and the United
States, comprising large supply of
pocket and table cutlery, razors ana SETS
sors-made by Rogers & sons, Butcher,
Woostenholms and others Collins 4
Hunts, and other makes Of axes; Amcs'
shoveiS, ETC.; corn shelters, straw cutters,
plows, fan mills, trace ana wagon chains,
OF every variety; sausage cutters and
Stutiers, mechanics tools of every de-
scrlption and of the very best quality,
locks, bolts and all kind of building hard
ware; tin plate, block tin, wire, etc, to-
gether with every variety of shelf hard
ware.
Also agents for Fairbanks Platform,
ana other scales; Hall & Dodd's fre-proof
safes circular SAWS, and for the sale Of
iron made at the Paducah Rolling Mills,
(best Cumberland iron) pig, metal, boiler
and hoop iron. n35-6m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
PAY AND SAW CO5Ts.

We are requested by the building
committee of the Presbyterian Church
to say that they are greatly in need
of money to pay the hands employed
ON the edilice, and that they most ear
nestly hope that subscribers Will pay,
at least, a portion q their subscrip-
firms
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

The Wing National convention,
in session at Baltimore, on the
18th, have passed resolutions ia
vorlng the nomination OF Mr..
Fillmore, without endorsing the
peculiar principles of his party.
They also recommend Donelson
as conservative patriot, and faith
full to the constitution.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
NEW GOODS.

Our bachelor friend G. L. RaIlings,
has just received a lot of new goods,
and says he will let his customers
know all about them through the Pa
nola Star.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
READ THIS.

W men you go TO the foSt Once, be
sure and ask fer tie Paa01G Star. If
YOU do not give the name You Will not
receive our paper. We keep scperate
o0->''' III ,''o o.'''G Ct ! "''''''' i'' o''
p'Per' anu "S INC oS''i'"S'eF' cannon
know who are subscribers unless
you ask for the Star. You would
do we'll to remember this. Ask the
Postmaster for the Pamela Star.
L.g me 'oyaye 10 me sum- oy 'Ial-
me''o' "l'i appear next week.
Of Po,,o,,,bo. +bet tl,o oIoofio,, +,,.os
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
COUNTRY GIRLS.

soon to be the life, as well as
the pride OF the counlry-a glo-
rious race Of women, which no
other land can show. seek
not 20 tiatter them for before
they can become this they will
have to make earnest effort OF
one or two kinds. There are
some who depreciale their
condition, and some have
false pride in it, because they
demand more consideration
than they merit. A want OF
intelligence upon all the sub
Iccts of the day, and Il refined
education, is no more eXcusa-
bic IN a country, than in Il town.
bred girl, in these days nl many.
books and newspapers.
Many girls are discouraged.
because they cannot be sent a.
way to boarding schools but
men of superior minds and
knowledge of the world, would
rather have for wives, women
well and properly educated at
home. And this education can
be had wherever the desire is
not wanting. A taste for read
ING does wonders ; and an ear
nest thirst after knowledge, is
almost certain to attain Il sweet
draught of the - Pycrian
Springs" There is a farmers
daughter in this very room in
which | am writing, a beauti-
full, refined and intelligent wo-
man, in whose girlhood, books
were not as plenty as now, and
who obtained her fine educa-
ton under difficulties which
would have discouraged any
but one who had a true love for
study.
will state why [ think the
country girls are yet to become
the hope of this country. The
women I'm towns and cities are
becoming SO universally un-
healthy, and so almost univer-
sally eXtravagant, foolish and
fashionable, that men are al.
most in despair Of getting wives
WHO are not inya!ids, and pro.
yiding them with what they de.
mand, after they have married
them. Unless Il young mar
has the fortune good or bad
to be the lnherl!or of wealth
he must spend the bloom of his
youth in acquiring enough tc
''slart upon," as people are ex.
pectcd to begin nowadays
Men, even in high places
would go to the country tol
their choice, if they met there
equal refinement with intelIi
gence. Women are preparin!
to take noble stand in history
and they cannot do it in igno
rance.
Town girls have the advan
tagcs Of more highly poIishe,
manners, and greater accom-
plIshmcnts; but country girl
have infinitely more to recon
mend them IS rivals of thei
far city sisters. They hav
more truth, household know
edge and economy, heaIth(an
consequently beauty, simple
ty, affection, and freshness ,
thought. When they hav
cultivated minds, they hav
more chances in their favor f
good sense and real ability, b,
cause SO much of their tine
not demanded by the frivolitit
of society. The added lustl
OF foreign accomplishment
could easily be eau gilt by sue
mind, from very IillIe conta
with the world.
| would not speak as thong
our farmers daughters we
deficient IN education. MAJ
brilliant scholars, and talents
women may be found amor
them-in New England this
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

VA. y. WARD, = Editor.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81, 1856.


We are authorized to announce the
name Of D1TTD J. corr, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer, at
the special election on the 9th day Of
of September, 1886. sep3td
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

W We have not received a copy
Of the Eastern Clarion, for more than
a month. We hope it has not cut our
acquaintance, for we regard it as the
best paper in the state. -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

- ----.- rL2 A-C=- II ~ Ii : II -
mn 80,
| believe Won isn't married, Fred
You doesn't know the swe.ts
yot waits unon that happy state,
Ven man ANA woman meets.
tn, drops within the ewes,
The nice washed things, the darnsd sto K
inrs.
AMI all Of dem tender ties.
You don't know what is, Fred,
Vile lying in your bed,
To gaze on careful voman's form,
Ven vou don't want to Get up, Fred,
De aiver feels 50 nice,
And She saws. stakes mother cap,
And dis here t,other sliee.''
Vile de fire ish burning prisht, Fred,
And all upon the chair,
Your linen and your drawers, Fred,
axes every heart Fred.
Vat isn't mad, Of steel.
IF dav can oazo mon dat fire.
Ana not = varrn;nr feel
0, very few indeed, Fred,
Knows ven DIV are truly happy,
Ven De baby is fetched in. Fred,
Va, la ,res =, ta,, - ~. 49, ~,
~ I'. 80 - I. = -
IA hIaasa ,,,', - 80, 80 th,ra,.
II tonl5a,t Ia 40 ,bmontor
You dod a blessed angel. YOU,
It pull It's parpy's hair
. ~, g, .,f