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GOOD TESTIMONY AGAINST THE ENGLISH GOV
ERNMENT. -w.#m #@e-


hghy-intelligent gentleman, who was born and reared
in England and who is perfectly familiar with the work
Dp Of her political institutions but who has for the last
two or three years resided in Canada in letter of reply
to friend in this city, who had maintained that our
was strong against England in the questions upon which
the two countries issue holds the following emphatic
language
80 far as am concerned you need feel deicacy what
ever in expressing frankly your views touching pending diff
eues between the United States and Great Britain. With
what you say upon subject sympsthize fully believe
that regards the enlistment question: the British govern
ment wholly and unquaiiedy in the wrong; can't i'm
agne apology for it and omit opportunity of
saying my few soquaintances hereabous OF the
it, Of the Central American question have not formed
positive opinion though mistrut the British construction
on simple ground that British diplomacy in modern times
has been toruous unprncped and uncrupuou and that
there apparent for expecting different line Of
policy this particular The only word of apology
oser behalf of the British people, whose msfor
IL Is to hive under government which adheres to the
system Of secret diplomacy Between the government and
the people there gulf scarcely less deep than that between
Abraham and Dives although doubt not that the people
would make their voice heard should between
the two countries become imminent Notwithstanding
all adverse appearance let hope that peace viii continue
a basis honorable TO both sides
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T. OWEN son, Mtts.ry srd Naval Nsvohsps Tail
II. No ala rsnnsyivsns having made very
choice sdsien 20 their STOCK cf goods
slsefpiy invite sr friends and call and erain
.Apri as-daw
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CUMBERLAND CoaI-Tbs subscriber a good article II
Cuus-fland coal on bard present which ch.ae
for cs~h.
ki.o, and pine wood o. a go,d quality.
THOMAS NJ. wORTHINGTON,
April 93-susw Cor. i4sh and streets, near canal.
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THR CaEApssQuebec has been At last decided upon
the permanent seat Of government for the Csnads The
reasons for this are said to be partly military and partly
economical
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yellow FEyER-A vessel arrived at New York on Fri
day from Bahia Brazil, where the yellow fever pre-
vailed The captain reports having lost of his crew
during the passage by the fever The quarantine regua
tons are about to be put in force in New York
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Eire at MlsauLie.

MILWAUKEE, wis., April 2l.The engine house belong
ing the Lake Shore Railroad Company in this city
soyed by fire this morning -Four of the locomotives in the
house badly damaged The loss is estimated about
BIS 900,
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|, W. r0srs oE EKTET-Peoria in Illinois and Hannibal
hsve been constituted porte Of entry with the
-, equations and restrictions as are applied to other
'O'9 Of delivery
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ny ). c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

1'Wo THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
books public
April 2sh and Both, commencing at O'Clock the auction
snai sell portion Of the library Thomas Ebank
Commissioner Paten thousand
scientific, historical literary,
works, iui description which will a complete
catalogue, In the hands OF the printer " .
Terms ensh.
Ps.-Persons distance will furnished catalogues
upon application TO the nuctoneer. -..-...a--
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap22-d Auc,oneer.
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WATEnrows, IN. w. April 2l.-The harbor of Cape
Vincent Lake ontaro) is open, and the
Canada and America, of the Great Western railway line
commenced to-day their regular trips between Cape Vincent
and Hamilton, Canada.
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United states Patent once.
Washington, ApEil IL. 49,

ON the petition Joseph whwor,, Manchester Engnd
Of granted him bearing
August oil, for in machine Ter
from the eapiEa
patent, which ID day Of August
said heard the Patent 0lce
Monday, 4th Of July neat NJ ~ O'Clock, ms aud all
notified and show If they
have, why said peuuon ought granted.
to file In the Patent
objections specially twenty
before testimony filed by either party
said transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished on app
cation.
The testimony In the closed ON the I'D July; dep
osi,ons papers relied upon testimony, be-
Office before the morning OF
guments, II any, within days thereafter.
pabshed ia the Union, lnte
gencer, Evening Washington, D. c.; Republican, Balls
Evening Argus Philadelphia Day Book New York. and
Post Bo-foa previous
CHARLES MASON,
of Patents
PsEdors Of The above win please copy and send their
bills the Patent oAhce with containing this notice.
Ap I9-law3w
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Immense Failure.

MosTnEAL, April 22.-Messrs. Haviland, Routhe, Co
have failed. Liabilities laid at the amount
zoe, 900 pounds sterling.
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THE DAILY UNION


CEEEsRArIoS,-The washington Jamestown Associa-
ton composed Of yrginans contemplate celebrating tbe
approaching anniversary Of the landing Of their oreahes
az jamestown the 18th Of May.
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BY II l. Z g X A r III .


HARnIsBuno, April 22.The legislature of Pennsylvania
adjourned at to-day The supplement the Erie and
Northeast railroad bill passed both houses.
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Clark Of old for Prizes I!
JOHN CLARK,

JOHN CLARK,
Old-ssiabltshsd Prise-sslie Baltimore CITY
There capital prizes by any
lottery vender United
you prire send orders shnn he
Leot at thi. R'oh and Bsaasfd Sohemsi
Ana every put public
cas-
be by rho choose,
dr.~isg
TINS . N, ss-1as pasa B.nore In
both preceding classes ever priHs drawn.
5000 uokst-ISysoo prizes
Buyt~s tickets and you 81 prize any how.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Clsss Is,
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oonPLErED-The bridge the Mississippi at Rock
island, connecting Illinois with Iowa, has been com
pieted.
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ON petition stephen X Baldwin, Clifford, New Hamp
shire, praying for Of granted TO him The
shoe for seven from the expiration Of said paten
ordered petition Office
Monday, the 3oh OF June Il O'Clock and all
appear cause
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
file
objections specay forth writing lensi twenty
days OF hearing filed by either
10 be hearing and transmitted in
of the Office, which will be furnished
picntion. 1.
The testimony 20h of June
dcpoonn and other pepss relied testimony must be
morning the
mens If any, within days thereafter
Ordered published in The Union, Inie
genceI Evening Washington, CT Republican, Bal
Evening Argus, Philadelphia Dsy Book, New York and
Boston, for three
3Oh Of June the day Of hearing
...... a.n CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. papers will copy, and send
The Patent oce with containing this notice.
Ap ll-Iaw3w
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NOTICE subscribers have this entered into copartne
ship under the hm OF T. j. w. H. Gait for purpose Of
conducting ihe wood and coal business.
Possessing facility, they prepared promptly
and the lowest orders Tor all kinds and
T8Os J. GAIT,
&c. NJ. GAIT,
Office northwest OF 18th and G
Ap 22-a
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pnnnnEss oF rHE REACTIoN.

Hon william A. Howard, Of Michigan one Of the mem
liars If be Kansas Investigating committee has recently
osysd broad and upmistakable hint from bis consutu-
.n,. His district is composed Of Wayne Washtenaw,
r.tsoD and Livingston coundss which, at the recent
ouDsbp and city elections gave democratic majorities as
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PHIADELPmA.-During the past week there were 2ls
deaths ia the city Of Philadelphia.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


Indian characterization Hostiles IN OREGON TERRITORY
The intelligence received by the Commissioner Indian Az
fairs from General Joel Palmer superintendent Indian
fairs for Oregon Territory dated Dayton the 9Th OF March
last and enclosing letters from Port Oxford bearing date
far back the 2th of February last give for alarm
regards the safety Of the inhabitants of this Territory Al
though number of Indian tribes peaceaby disposed
and refrain from hOses yet large proportion exhib-
most determined spirit Of wl and open defiance
law and order hope for early completion of this Indian
war; fatal to these msed bands 1t appears that party
of volunteers from Rogue river surprised in their
oampment. We make the following extracts:
.sThe volunteers having moved from the Big Bend
camped the spot which rested last before
bs ng were :, Rogue river At the dawn Of
day February last camp surprised
formation adds five to the list Of those who escaped
escaping the mouth Of the and the other Port
Oxford, foot through the hills The one who in
Chares Foste) escaped by crawling into the hicke and
remaining there until dark and then had opportunity
Witness unpeceved much that TRANSFERRED he that
he engaged in it, The party was esti
mated by him TO number 800.
Every rancho but sandys has been sacked and burned,
of the living the beach, (bodies of white men,
by Ge rancho and found the house burned and the
inhabitants killed
Our town tPor orord) is in the greatest excitement.
We are fortng it, and garrison being weak
der aid to Rogue river Major Reynolds making
protection here and has sent Tichenor with the
request that all abandon Rogue river and ship to Port Or
ford
Many strange Indians have made their appearance we'll
armed, and have actually committed many depredatons
/" We build fort omorrow, in which work all are en-
gagged good earnest all having enrolled themselves for
sefprotection and night patrol is set"
With exception, NIL the dwellings from the mouth
Rogue Oxford have been destroyed and the
inhabitants put to death.
thought that the avowed intention OF the people to
terminate the Indian regardless to whether they
innocent guilty and the general disregard for the rights
Of those acting friends and aiding in the subugstion
and avowed enemies has had powerful influence
inducing these tribes TO join the warike bands
Pafers Granted issues Of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, April %, 1856, follows:
Patents SO designs 81 additional Improvement, /. To-
tai, IS.
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cTASFoBp,s m.p 81 Southern R..s,-. rrcvs odessa
- 70 rsrekop. London, 1855. 81.
sfsnfrds Map Of the Roads between Odessa" "
esaief ferekor sshs-~pe from Russss
and fhs charts II the British Admiralty Londan, ss
Mar embracing oichasov, Nco
laief, snd Kherscn; Jame~ Wrds Georrsrhef 70 me
omesn. London, 1856
Wyids Map Roads of The Cimea. Lopdeu lss " IS
Jus, tnportcah ny FeANCk TAYLOR
ApI
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I No. 553-l
Notice

Of The temporary continuance of The Land Office at Kaand-
m n zoo, in the State of Michigan
CONGRESS- approved April 1855, having authorized ihs
temporary land Office Kalamazoo, Mch
once directed TO be discontinued by notice No 5
bearing date November 10, 1856
ia therefore, hereby that the said
district is revoked,
the Isl Of June
mel M continued until further notice. -...8 :
Given under hand the city Of washington This i3 day Of
April A. ID. 1856. ,,.,,,n,c,,.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF The General Land Office
Apl7-law6w Intel. stsrl
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nrS- ptr.s Ward .nti-k nothing rse.tinx.-Tbs
waId opposed IN. noshns parry
requested "Wednesday April
oeiock ut TIE far~oy Budinrs
Circle eiecnr del.rare
convention nominate
mayos aro, aominse alderman
city comet, and assessor Tor the ward
AL
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ResignafiOn.-First Lieutenant John G. Booth, Of (
fourth artillery Of the United States army, to take effect
the LIST Of May next.
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erxrr.L L.sp orrrcF, April 1885.
Ii persons hnvinr bound belonging
ossc. will please without Of
building which the General Land Once this
day removed.
pil-dNd star n fHt1
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Ward Meet,ng-Ah the citizens az the
Wsd opposed nothing requested attend
Thursday cveutsg, April 2sth,
bookstore Of r. farnham Of Pennsyva
a venue md
a suitable candidate
Haayor appointed. All friends of the invited.
np2l-M
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HEhyT vkLuaBrE uaReo.-Tbe Savannah Republi-
Of Saturday says "Tbe ship Tribune cleared Thurs
day for Liverpool BY p A. soulard had on board 23s7
barrels Of our 27s2 bales upland cotton and sic bales
islands weighing in all 7s,Ts2 lbs, and valued at
slssssl'
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a. Ms MAHER, oorner of IL Ia street and Pen syb
vaniz comfortable let will
or without Day boarder be accommo
dated on reasonable
Mar e-d3. 4 .#
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cHLoRoFoRM RoBHERY.-Eary Friday last the rooms
occupied by Messrs s. Cherry and A. NJ McPheeters at
the National Hotel in Norfolk entered by means Of
false keys after the inmates had been subjected to the in
huence OF chlorotorm, and their pockets robbed Mr.
Pbeeters smaller sum
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l.. j. Middleton

FL. Dealer N Tee.
Feb q7--tsmn
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No. 554
Notice
or The disconnnanee Of the Land Office al Iooa C an the
gxc,. T..c,

NOTICE hereby pursuance and in p
the report register Iowa city, Iowa. that
below hundred thou
Secretary Of Interior has directed that the land
lands remaining uosod
made subject sale and entry
at Fort Moiaes, q said State
BY law and subject
private discontinued, will cease 20 be
receipt of notice
and thereof and the spd ON
GERS public Of the day which
ihsy viii applications entries of such
lands . their once.
hand the of washington TINS i9 Gay al
April, A d. 1855. -. nx~nn,,y.
O General Land Once.
apI7-ls~sv Intel d s.Ar.l
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Jackson Democratic Assocsstson.-This
hesdquae PeunsyIvania svcnoe,
streets, Thursday night Dome ALL
business win snsRss attention. DANIEL RATCLIFFEr
Az ga President
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According to the report Of the Commissioner of Health
there were 70 deaths In this city during the month of March
including l6 deaths from consumption.
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TEnRIrIo NEw YoNKy-The storm Of wind and
rain which visited Monday last ragged with the great
estfury at New York Houses tipped over buildings
unroofed and trees uprooted Over column Of the
New York Times Of yesterday morning Is filed with
enumeration Of the disasters. That paper says:
I'VE had heavy gale yesterday, the wind blowing all
day from The northeast and the rain seldom intermttng
Sunday received the sdmoniton, but Yesterday the
blow Such raining such blowing and such storm
ing we have not known for how long time memory
determine II blew the tin roof off Burtons The.
nte rolled like paper and sent IL of into the Park
crumped mass Of ruin II blew large tree down in the
Park opposite the Han Of Records snapped IT of like
pipe stem.
The new Congregational church Clinton was
damaged 70 the extent Of about 81 600 The PIN
aaclcs IN front which not connected with the
blown down and fell through the roofnto the church
below. This viii necessarily interrupt the 81 the
church for public worship for two three Sabbsths
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PEvoxAL-Among the passengers in the steamer Africa
from England the Rev Dr. Hannah and Rev Mr. Job
son. representative Of the English Wesleyan body to the
General Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
assemble al indianapolis on the LIST Of May.
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once Of the Commissioner OF Lotteries.
BALTIM0Ry, Anril Ia lBsf

Dec i--dtistJuncif
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4 AND RANTS choice land satisfactory
Ia svcss,e ssd al business Iowa rsuir
ing he attention Of attorney rrompTiy attended to-
rsiro n Nourse, wsshnr,o,, u. c.
Aierand~r W.. Fvres,
Keller d Mck~pney, .
Dec ia-6mosdkcp
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II. w. RERBERT,

ToNTfNUEs to CIV, yrrFzy, susG,iou "a sg
~ branches "a ,he Insurance Su,tse.. end 10
prepared TO negotiate LIFE AND FIRE iSSUR-
ANCs, an any atnouuis repaired. Va the Hsuiosd
fIr issofsaee Company, Hartford Coaoec'irsi,
Ftaasho lssuranee Company, of Phiisdeiphis
and the ie'ursnse Company q the Valley si Viz
ginia.
Win al ssperienee Of nearly six year. In the
oustsessl and being Possessed of preuIisr sdvantE
ze- tor sseertaiuins the strength q: sll Insurance
Companies dsinz bssises- On tbs aad the NutIAerp
ssac,. special attention vii ~ givrs 10 plss iar
risks only 10 Coupspics Of uGdoubies s,spoh.ibiI-
ny ahd ~hsr. iair dealing may be relied sPon 10
ease of loss.
Dwsli,nK House, Stores Mill. Barn, raeio-
Ties. Msrchandise. Household Fafnitufe and
essiy desctip,ion "i Psf.onsl Property IN eauntty
OF Town, Insured against lc>s or damage by 6u.
Lie Assurance IN The best Coupanies On N.
UBH-d S'slrs.
The Lives of slave, insured for two-tAirds Of
hs'T Vsloei al loUss' raits Tor a period Of one 10
I've Xeafs
In all eases Of los. particular attrutica I. piy.n
TO seeare the parties inSHfed liberal adiasim.nI
and Pt0mP' psymsn, ct their claims.
Aspiration eiihcf IN person OF hy letter viii b.
p'emPuy auented 20, and any ihioiDsiion un The
subject checriuy y siven, u addressed 10 IoaS ..
BHoWSi P0si Masisf, ChstlssiGwn 81
ID. W. HERBERT
Agent for Jefferson County VI.
T. s. Azen :, Post OGhee Chailestown.
Nav i5 iSSS.-Iy
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LfrTLg ELLA.
~ ssasssrsas.


hAn.a sing thai pretty Syrs fsr Eils =
Li,ils Ella vas iyiss % Asr sessh very
III She uas pretty eAfd sf fsnr pear, -
She had been III for ssns time, and vss coz
sinkisg very fast Her ps,Asr lad watch
cd over her night af,sr sishs, - ssly an
anrioss aud levisg ps,hsr esula vs,sL -
sb. prayed and vsp. bslisvisE that. her
listls darling voald hs spared 10 her, IN, all
in vain. The physisiss had jus, informed
hsr shAs there vas new NO earthly hope, ana
tAat abe mus, be resigned 10 ibs will ef
Hin who dos,h all tbiags we'll And when
little Ella opened her sott, bias eyes, and
asked her to sihs, shs felt - IL heT ssIfss.
ing heart usald break Csatrsllins her feel.
isgs wish An sasvt, che sonnsussa sisgisr
that beautiful iBf,st hymn
"Thsrs is a happy lIse,
Far. lar sway
WkeTe Saints in gloTy sIsad,
Btish', 6risaI ss dsy"
And u she sang, Ell. slsspsa ksr r.ls,
thin hands together, and swsstly smiled -
A Sunbeam ffsn Heaven seemed 70 rest
upon her lovely fses-hsr lip asvsa a. IL
~ prayer, and she joined in singing Oh.
hymn with her feeble Vsiss. They soniis.
ued to sing:
BHshs il hat happy land,
Bssa- every eye.
htP; By istheTs hand
Love cannot die"
The mother could sing no mere, aad sch
bisg aloud, she slAspsd the lii,ls sufferer
eless TO her bOssn, exelsining wildly
Ny little darling, ksU can give you upi
Oh, God spars-spars my child Oh let
this bitter cup pass from ns ~
Don't cry, mamma, said little Ella in
that happy land love capnet die Oh ii
will bo lowell lsVs. And ysull ssns
thsre too, nsmma, and Ss shall be 90 very
happy Dear papa will be there, and broth
or ChAIlsy, Gnd we'll all live there forever.
kiss me, nsmma, l am going ts sleep IL
is groHisg very dark. Good night, mamma
Little Ella slept IL was = drsamlsss
sleep lie who blessed little children, aud
ssid, of such is the Kingdom Of Hslvsb,'
had taken her 30 himself
Her mother sAt beside the little coach,
expecting her darling to awake. SSOn she
noticed the pallOr that haa sTersprsad her
lonely face, che sAnk upon her knees and
pressed her lips TO the white forehead, asd
the shiyering Of her frame told more plainly
than words, that her little Ella vas dead -
She kissed her clay cold lips, and there was
no returniug pressure she took her little
hand in hers, but there was ne responsive
clasp The stricken mother bowed her head
aud prayed for fSrti;uds 10 bear this, her
heavy affection. She arose, eIslAinipg
Not my will, but thise o, God be done
Little Ella sleeps in the quist grave yard,
with the following inscription on her tomb
stone
LITTLE ELLA
Love cannot Dis
R;cuAoSp Va Juas 10, 1856
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AnEAuTlEuL a EIGnnE


Life - iifoa fsuaiain, fed by Q thsusand
streams, tha, perish IL Oas be drisa. lis
. silver eherd twisted with Q thsasana
.triags, that part asuadsr IL enc be bssksa.
ThouShtisss norisls are sarreusdsd By in
nunsrabie dangers, vkish make 10 mush
more strange that they ssesps 90 ispR, than
that they Alnsst ell perish suddenly 81 last
Weave snsOnPasssd with accidents every
day 10 crush the dsSaying tsasnsuts Ne in
habit The seeds Of disease are plated 10
eur esnstitatiea BY nature. The earth aad
AinospherS whence We draw ths breath sf
life, are inPrsgAatsd With death health is
made to operate it's swn Ssstrassisn. The
feed that nsuIishss IL contains abe slsneut
Of decsy the soul that 1airna,es 10 ky yiyi.
fJinE bret, tsBds to wear H. on. By iss sva
action death Turks in smbusA aloug shs
path NotwithsAnd ling this truSA 10 90 pal.
Pably confirmed BY she daily sxsupis Be.
fSTs eur eyes, how little dc vs lay Il a.
heart We see our friends sna nsiRkbsrs
die, kath hou ssldSa does il occur ts su,
thoughts tbA, our tssl nsy give Tie asII
warning 90 the world - GrseHIcsod