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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-03
b.. Va. DssusRs,

M ND NVEhhE,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen and Boys Clothing adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
aud Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. 1871
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-03
VOLUME VI-NUMBER O.
q usillcss Cor0s.

Ladies' Fancy Goods Store
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAMMOND.
Constantly on hand and for sale at fair
prices, an assortment Of
FANCY GooDs, Books, Sr.TIoNrRY. Pm
fUMERY, FOREIGN AND DoME.rIc
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES, SC.
Also receiving fresh supplies Of Stuart's
Superior steam Refined Confectionery,
Councilman's Broadway do. Stuart
& Co, do, with Il large assort-
ment Of Refined Broken Candy. &c. 80
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-03

yu bout her Civ mi luv tu orl iuquiria
trends this IL from yu sister till deth,
NANCY LUTHER.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-03
Sam A. Gov,

Francis sheffield,
.fgcnt Of the .Neto London County
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

this kind Of enmity, and that is the pro-
gress n events, the gradual r1pproeLe-
nseai of the Old and New Worlds, the
appearance Of other European powers in
strength in the Gulf Of Mexico, and, as
a consequence of chickering's and nego'ia-
tions with them, the enlightenment OF the
United States as 10 their true position and
affnities in regard to US and other nations
OF tho world. That time viii come, and
with il must come change of sentiments
towards England on the part Of large
portion Of the now United, but perhaps
then sandered, States Of America. There
is no logic Ike the logic of events; aud a
hostile pressure from some other Power
y sssassss0s. - 1se~ss@. assss sha Asaaris
can Union, viii be The first thing that viii
make it revise lis opinions, and begin TO
draw closer to the side Of England. All
union between States is the result of ex-
ternal pressure. Brothers may quarrel
as long as they have meme TO fight with
but themselves, but when each begins to
have alien enemies Of his own, they soon
draw together. As soon rs the United
States become thus circumstanced, they
will cease from their Anglophobia, but
never efieCtually till then. Meanwhile,
we trust that, for their own sakes as we'll
as ours, if they win not learn from US the
spiri, of friendship, they win, at least, moi
force US from our attitude Of forbear-
ance."
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EIGHTEEN THINGS
In which people render themselves
very impolite -

In which people render themselves
very impolite -
l. Loud laughter.
2. Reading while others are talking.
3. Cutting fnger-nails in company.
4. Leaving meeting before ii is closed
5. Whispering in company.
6. Gazing at strangers.
Z. Leaving stranger without a seat.
8. a want of reverence for superiors.
8. Reading aloud in company without
being asked.
10. Receiving present without some
manifestation of gratitude.
II. Making yourself the topic Of con-
versation.
IL. Laughing at the mistakes of 9th
ers.
ID. Joking Others in company.
ii. Correcting gOldcrpersons than your
self, especially parents.
10. To commence talking before 9th
ers are through.
l6. Answering questions when put to
others.
Il. Commencing to eat as soon as you
get to the table. And
Is. In not listening TO what one is say
ING, in company-unless you desire TO
show open contempt for the speaker.
a well bred person win not make an
observation whilst another Of the compa-
ny is addressing himself to il.
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MAKING THE BEST OF IT.-A Yankee
out walking in Virginia, at Wheeling,
(while to himself talking experienced
a feeling-strange, painful and alarming
from his caput TO his knees, as he sud-
denly discovered he was covered DER
with bees! They rested on his eyelids,
and perched upon his nose they colon
lied his peaked face, and swarmed upon
his clothes they explored his swelling
nostrils, dived into his ears !, then crawled
up his trowsers, and filled his eyes with
tears, Did he yell like hyena? Did
he holier like loon? Was he scarf and
did he "cut and run" or did the critter
-s,0oon Ne'er a one He wasn't
scarf mite; he never swoons-nor hoI-
lers-but he hived them in nail-kea
tight, and sold 'eza for taoo dollars.
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trating his brain, which, he began to think
had been rather muddy on financial af-
fairs.
AS he rose from the tade, he took out
his cigar case, and as he dh so, the little
fellow within, who had poken to him
when he came out of the 6gar shop, be-
gan to upbraid him pretty sharply. He
burned his singers in attempting TO light
the fragrant roll, and theIrelapsed into a
fit of deep musing.
"Eh? Oh, was thinking how much
twelve times three hundre and sixty-fye
are"
"Twelve means twelve cents, | sup
pose 2 said She, pesfo ms slao problem
on the margin Of one of the newspapers,
Here itis-forty three dollars and eighty
cents"
"For cigars" added he, blnkly.
(Which added to the sum laid for SUI
/ perauous newspapers, makes fty-six dol,
lars and twenty-eight cents"
"And twenty for shaving, witch may
do myself, are seventy-six delars ant
twenty-eight cents" continued te, taking
the pencil and ciphering away with al
his might for a few moments.
"Gleason's Pictorial, Home journal
Saturday Courier and your copntry pa
paper, come to"
"But my dear, we can't d withou
our country paper" exclaimed Charles
looking with amazement into til face o
his wife.
81 don't want you TO do without that,
said his wife.
"Sherry cobblers, ice creams and oys
ters, over a hundred dollars, BY thun
der!" continued he, turning to his fgure
again.
a1ndeed"
q begin to see where the two hunde,
and sixty-eight dollars have gone to-, sal
he.
"And sherry cobblers are, worse tia
useless. I had no idea you drasi
Charles"
"Say no more, Mary; l am done.
And he was done. The idea of ''sa,
ing up" something took complete posses
sion of him,-not so far as to make hiI
niggardly-but far enough 10 make hir
abandon the fonr-cent cigars, tllroe ern-
ing papers, Vinton's compounds, and e.
pecially sherry cobblers.
On the next quarter day, one hundre
dollars was added to his deposit at tn
Savings Bank, and as his habits in
proved afterward, and his salary sti
further increased, much greater sum
were added.
In four years the house was built, ne
furniture bought and paid for, and Charlie
is considered one ofthe most thrifty youn
men in the town-all of which propitiot
: events, we honestly believe, had their or
gin in the benefcient influence ofthe Sa'
ings' Bank, whose circular had opene
his eyes and stimulated him to carry o.
/ his resolution.
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GENTILITY.-Gentility is neither in
birth, wealth, manner, nor fashion--bui
in the mind. A high sense Of honor, a
determination never TO take a mean adj
vantage of another, an adherence TO truth,
delcaey, and politeness towards those
with whom we have dealings, are its es-
seutial charaetergtics.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

A SWEET sENTnmET-There are re-
fined kinds Of sentiment as there are Of
sugar man, for instance, takes his in the
lnmp-hard, though easily melted with
tear; but with a woman, il is always
moist
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

The SECRET or OLD AGK.-To buy
an annuity when you are very Ill, and you
are sure 10 oatliye the patience of all
those who have an interest in your death.
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e. Sincerity Is TO speak as we think
70 do a. we pretend and profess, TO per-
form and make good what Be promise.
and really to be what wo would seem aud
appear 10 be.
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eaT Recreation is second creation,
when WEAKNESS has almost annihilafed
ones spirits. II is the breathing Of the
sonl, which Otherwise would be stiaed
with continual business.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

E1 Opportunity is the flower Of time
and as The stalk may remain when the
flower is cut of, 50 time may remain with
Us when opportunity is gone forever.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

The LAW OF SToRMs.-The man
who, when there is domestic storm,
steps in between man and wife, is as bad
as be who, when it is raining violently.
walks between two dripping umbrellas.
for he gets protected neither by the one
nor the other, but on the contrary catches
it from both sides.
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e. Unhappy the husband whose wife
plays at cards : for in such cases il Is the
woman who invariably pockets the win
nings. and the poor husband who gener-
ally has to pay for the losses.
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gB A taste for trees, plants and flow
ers, is peculiar attribute of woman, ex-
hibiting the genlIeness and purity of her
sex; and every husband should encour-
age it, for his wife and daughters viii
prove wiser, and happier, and better for
lis cultivation.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-22

e Whenever We drink too deeply Of
pleasure, We End a sediment at the bot
tom which polIuies and eSnbitters what
We realised Al first.
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g. There is many good wife who
eanRos dance, play on the piano, Or sing
well.
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c. A friend that you buy with pres
eais may be bought from you.
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G. Receive your thoughts as guests,
and treat your desires like children.
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c. Yoa viii never End a friend il you
seek ore without falling.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

II Is seldom We have an opportunity OF ~
cc,ling a mcrltotioas ae, on the par. Of the ell
tor Of the Himssos,an. and whenaycr We can "a
20 We arr anxious to eajoy the pleasure IL a.
forsls, Although the elitor has lately been
troubled viii, cold, lyscntory. rheumatism aud
curns, and q, the same time did not feel well
himSclf. still he has disrcgardoi hi. health. aud
lost his sieep, ifnot bis temper, through the ex-
ercise Of bh natural disposition 10 serve hia
iel'ow creatures He has basan employed nj
most ipccssanily the past w9k Ia assisting the
long Attorney and the solt editor to iay osi
number Of dead hunbugs" which WIRE an
tremendously slaughtered ia the Executive
chamber a fsw days since This ait OF disin.
icrea,ed bcnesolence will he properly aprrccis.
'e3 sos, ais,s "a eritstcsNtk,i a,vsf,sf So
mote Il he.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

II has long been fsvorite projsci With our
citizens, to induce ibe general govennut 70
establish Western Military Aeademy = Fort
T14beasy ~ ~ ioeatpn " tbs
r~t itssiiasiI1 i DE- bsad Of sssisssiou
% the xisi-ippi rives and de ssssiiy n
sch IN essabIkshment On the western frontier,
arc reascps which have beea advanced hereto
fore, and With ability.
IN Tie Houw a Representatives, on the 18th
inst. M. THosrssros, Of Iowa. offered the FOL
loving rssnlntion
R<so,rsd That the COMMITTEES on Military
Affair. be. aed they are hereby. instructed "a
ipgviye into The expsdiepcy and psopr'ety o
satablishisg Unitfd Stats military ACADEMY
and scbQd n practice - tbe valley q the Up
pr Mf@isjppI, IN which there shall Be PROBES
sors Of mining, agriculture, aud mechanical en-
gineering, snd report by bill Or otherwise; that
The eommittee report 10 this House vhethei
Rock Island, 10 the Missisippi, between Da
venport, Iowa, and Rock Island, Illinois, Is Dct
peculiarly fitted for tho site Of said institution
and whether II oogbt not TO be sct apart fol
that purpose, and saeh legisIstion had ~ vii
accomplish The object Of this resolution.
This resolation was amended, 20 ~ 10 maxi
the inquiry g,neral Ia its nature. by not COO
CHING Il TO to the propricty Of establishing at
academy in thu valley Of the Uppsr Mississippi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

Since 1853, twelve stosmuLi -, Lost n ses
have coat 1850 human lives and s7.26000 81
property. The Independence sunk with 40
lives. in the Pacific, and the Tennessee and the
st. Louis followed, total wrecks. The Hum
Dol, and the San Francisco were wrecked on
tho Atlantic in the Same year The Franklin.
City ii Phila.lelphla and Yankee Blade were
lost in 1884 the CITY Of Glasgow. with 4s0
AMI the Arctic. with hundreds. were also catas-
trohics ofthat year. In 1883. the North Gar.
ollna sunk. and the Golden Agc was stranded
in the Pacific. bat afterwards saved. and now
the entire comnmnity are in anxiety Tor the Pa.
eide Of the Collins line. IN tho above list, with
out III. Pacific steamer. seven thousand lives
were pcrilcd, and property worth more than ten
millions OF dollars. II painful To reflect that
IN NEST Of these cases human skill and resoarcsy
might have avwied the disaster. Still there
can be no doubt that the merit Of invention Tor
the better sassy Of lilo and Of vessels has kept
pace with the Increasing reed. M we'll M the
unparalleled augmentation Of orr commercial
marine
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Tghns OF rHg
Weekly Pioneer and Democrat.
sophisticated Of the Lava"


Under this caption, Old isor. spreads himself
extensively tn hh issue Of the It'll. Ahes
uslnz sons very naughty words In reference "a
Us, be proceeds to lsmcn. his own poor posi
ton sod thames the legislature for passing
bills which did not confer special favor upon
himself lie calls the publication u shs law
10 al the papers gouss, because II may b.
that the comptfollss will not pay frit Well
we think he probably ought not 10 pay for
their Publication IN papers that are not read
hut that viii be for Mr. Wnrrflsss N decide
not Us. Bat we art democratic. ard 30 are
for ahoriins oil the people an opportunity Of
reading the lava by which tlley orc governed,
and ths, such az opportunity mas be Afford
cd we are IN favor Of permitting sach papers
an the Organ. The Sredt North We'oa aud
the B,o,snspiik Sommnsf to participate 10
the patronage Of the government II APPEARS,
however, that the sagacioas Hot knew nothing
abon. that particular law until the Legislature
lad adjourned and thea yes, then his very
great surprise and Indignation burst forth
Ike the steam FROM locomotive Poor I'll.
los be oAgh, 70 have ohscv~ed whs, wss ros
Ing On, and dna right, why pr' BccushiFa
Mr.. NongB, or any Other of he Aasiiiary
party coald have recfiilcd all mistnkes -
Talking OF mistakes, upele Hoi.. wasn't thai
q very great mistake ~ Mr.. NosaBs TO h,sv'
fsif'siris7a fy:li IA 80 'sfi's s,
features M that "collating arrangement ny
pcars 70 present at THIS timr Now u was oo'
opinion AT the timc that bill WA introduced
that IL waa intended M special bone ior d
certain meagse sheet 10 gnaw at. II certainly
looked NO 10 "a man up tree" and IL tbc
kinjnss Of our heart, feeling an anxiety to
preserve vitality IN that sheet, II for no other
object than 10 have something 10 pick at
and tear to pieces now and then. We, worked
fof the suctess d tho bill, and by our nntiring
excriions We go, !, through 10 he Governor,
bat VIZ eonid do no more II was asking .
little TOO much Of u 10 pass Il through the
Governor We could not do tba, VIC woald
not attempt II, and now. becanss the Escca.
tive petite bin In his pocket, this poor. kan.
hungry press comes out and abuscs ~. bccaasc
the hin was not signed. and says tho Governor
ought not 10 have signed it,--and oil that sort
Of thing We certainly are IN abusei CON
manity in general, and We are particularly 10
in this instance, We feel thu, our excrtions
In behalf Of tho nnsigsd bill entiilei US To
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13


In the foreign news, Il Is stated Her Maj
esiy's government Is about Reinforcing her
troops III Canada, by tho addition Of one rcgi
nent and battalion Of rihcmin!
The bin Increasing the Navy, by addition Of
tea war steamers has passed the scnaie, and il
nov befo,c the House
u ID stated that government officers ars Gu
gagged in placing New York harbor In q com.
pleto state Of defence
Bills are before Congress making appropri.
ations for the construction Of numerous fortif
cations on our scscoast.
We were on the point Of overlooking the
important fact, that Mr.. NxwsoS, heretofore
supposed TO be Of a pcaccable disposition, in
his recrnt speech before Kansas meeting, in
Pittsburgh, announced his willingness to 20 to
Kshsas and fight ill the last border rufiian ex-
pired, for the cause OF freedom.
Hs who assss thess boot. aispIsss
MALL meet Bnmbsstns facs 10 face y
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Postal Announcement.

The Postmaster General has or,trrsl tha
Route No. it,ool, from -. rsui 70 for. Smell
ling. he discontinued, and that Route No Ia.
oil. from fwt Smelling 10 South i'cnd. be es
tended vi mr. AZ to commcacc a, ~, Paul. /,
lien Of FORT Smelling,
i.oals No, ls.0oT, from 81. Pail to Med
hr,i. has been cxtcislci TO Austin.
The Postmaster General has orlcrci the CO
'"slishruoo, ~ = fos, Office AZ IL Roy, in III,
eVanH OF lillnoN, aaa the appointment oi
DAWN Csssas. rs Postmaster
A new onioc has also bgcn established at
fairyiew, filmwc cona,y, an,l Jpts q. Bor,..
Din appolu,ed Postmaster.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13
a split IN the MIND 90 u pusliran Psrsy
N Iowa.


\ lew weeks since State Convention was
hold at Iowa City, composed OF the Repabli.
cans and Know Nothings Of that State. In
that Convention, the anti Nebraska Germans
were largely represented. The Convention
dominated State officers aud laid down plat
inrm. eut refused to condemn the principles OIL
the Know Nothing party, and voted down re.
solutions of that character introduced by one o.
the Iowa German editors Acting upon thi,
state Of things, tho Associated German A mer.
lean Press Of Iowa." have Issued declaration
in which they state that they cannot. there
lore. endcre the candidates nominated by tina,
Convention, while with regard to the Electors
appointed we await the action Of the National
Republican Convention"
The National Republican Convention has
been held, and the same skulking game hes
hcen played Oft in thst body rs in the Iowa
State Convention. The National Convention
pro~Ivejs most eloquent silencc ON the pro
scriptive principles Of the American psrty--a
silence. too. which Is es~iiy understood. when
Il is rccoilcc'cd that In cnehalf u the Northern
States the Know Nothing ard Republican or.
ganRatioas arr ijtntical The samc Candidates
aemiaaied BY the Conventions Of QUE party,
are promulgated from the secret Councils Of
the other
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

The Organ Of Friday ssys tho statute laws
Of 1881 can 10 bad n, any al,d every Book
store in the Tsrritory.r This we pronounce
10 he wiIfally and maliciously' Alse. end the
assertion coined for the purpose Of SCREENING
tho Executive from tbs opprobium which mus,
attach 10 the withholding his signature rcn,
the bill authorizing reprint Of tho statutes
There - 80, ,,asly II The statutes 70 he had
at any Boch@iorv in'hs Territory There new
or was enpy that could he legally gold In the
Territory Those who have no copy ol the
statutes now must do without them hsrvaftor.
The counties organized at tho last SESSION can
no, be supplied With aieglc copy Of the
ststnte book !" although tho law supposcs
each Of them to be entitled 10 fifty copies
Tho addition OF the statutes IL exhausted and
|, win in oil human probability be three years
yei before va become State In the mean
time not hes than nv asls ocaatse, tr'R hs vi.
ned ard organ,sei What win thoc counties
ID fsr .be ..a.a.s ,swsY
Aealn--.the Organ says the sreprinting OF
the statutes. IN the estimation ~ sound Judges,
would have blFd the Territorial Treasury 10 the
tune oil $4,000 IIrW Il another bad mis-.
statement that any person eau ,k,,cc, who cal
calAtls the work Had The Governcr, before
he eonhdod in the assertion oi thesn smn,i
judgvs,' consulted the Territorial PRINTER on the
subject Of the sosi Of ,bo WORK, he was
prparnl 10 enter into hosi tia, the whoic
expense Of ce'la,ing printing and binding
should not have cxccs'cl ulnr ,hoe'ani dollars.
which would have placed The laws in shaps ,o
be useful IN ths hamis Of every rers0n who
wished them. nj i've dollars copy, and rre
sided two huu,lrcl copies IN the Territorial
Library free oi expense
We venture 20 say iher il not lawyer in
MS Territory. that would no, give ton dollars
willingly for a copy u the laws now in inrce.
as amended With good index thereto And
VIC venture also To say tha, every copy OF the
1900 desigued Or ssls. woald have been die.
posed oi hong hcioec NJ enter the Union a.
State
The organ, however, Iaakes one very grave
mistake In making the Territorial rrin,,r ~
sponsihle for the introduction Of the bin 10
provide ior rc-prialiug the Statutes. Il Nc
introduced a, the Suggestion Of Secretary Ros
sss who, from the fac, that there was daiy
eals upon HIN Tor copies Of tie Statutes. knew
the Necessity Of securing reprint q, an early
day, The Territorial Printer bad Dothing to
do with III introduction OF the bill. but did
suggest Few wight aassda,s.,s. aud We very
much s~r that thg~e em,adns,as, Sigh, As
they were. formed the motive power that rc
moved the necessity ios new supply a. the
Statute Laws
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

sPEAS'Se VI those prophecies and ,hrca,s,
so often proclaimed. that ~t.nglands adversely
wcaIj be Ir'lsnds opportunity" the london
Ilnss rmarks tia, while tnglaad has SO dis
armssl herself ,ha, We have sen Mlitiamen
garrison the Tower Of Insioa AMI Pwtsmou,A
pcck'sart We lef, al one tirnc. pct more than
a ,hoossnd regular ,nops in Ireland ard Il
they had bcen taken away the e,i, Of the las,
soldier wond have made no nogp ssasA,ica or
di'Srnce Of spy Kind than Tire departure 81 the
last swallow IL poias 10 tbs fact, too. TIA,
al this tire, recruiting went ca n,erv vigor.
oasly Ia Ireland than cis whcrc.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

THIS X. y. TIs.Ks The voSe in cooveutior
m the nomination OF Nniasp Fmtxoas b,
the X Ms for the Presidency, wn AZ scliows
furxoax 10; Law, "a; RAySxs. Il: Nc
LIAM. IL
Fer Nicc-Prsidsnt. the convention ncmi
mated ASpnxw Jackson poSALnsoS, Of Ten
psssce--a renegade pemcrat lie rceivci
Isl sctrs. The particular strength Mr.. DoS.
ALISON viii give the ticket. 10 10 be bani 10
the fact that ha name ca,nm~es with An.
drew Jaeksap