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To MAKE GLOssr SH;Rr BosoHs.-Those la
dies who wish 10 see their "lords" wearing
nice. glossy shirt bosoms will do well to OBJ.
serve the following receipt: "7ake two ounces
white gumarabic, powder il in a pitcher, and
pour on il pint Or more water. according to
the degree of strength you desire, and then
having covered it, let it set all night. In the
morning filter 1t carefully from dregs into a
clean bottle, cork it and keep for use. A table,
spoonful of gum-water stirred into q pint Ol
starch made the usual way will give: to either
white or printed shirts q look of newness that
nothing else can restore TO them after wash.
ing"
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The Ladies' and Tamnsranoe.

The ladies Of New Philadelphia. Tusearaw-
county, have enlisted for the war On the 18th
ult, they convened at the Presby terian Church
in that place, for the purpose Of devising ways
and means Of furthering the cause Of Temper.
anee.
The meeting was opened by prayer-Mrt
NJ. A. Janney, appointed. President, and Mary
W. Talbot, Secretary.
After some preliminary business. the follow
ing preambles and resolutions were reported,
and upon being duly considered, we're unan-
imOusly adopted
WHEREAS, There is every reason to believe
lntemperance to be greatly on the increase in
our midst, Ind that it is carrying destitutiOu
and want to the homes and fresides of many oI
our citizens, producing sorrow where there
should be happiness, and creating misery where
there should be enj 'yment.
And WHEREAS, Intemperance, immorslty,
disorder. poverty and wretchedness, are the
Legitimate results Of keeping and vending in.
toxicating liquors in any community;
And WHEREAs, 1t is duty highly ineum-
bent on us, and upon every one. to labor for
The promotion Of the welfare and morality oil
our citizeus.-therefore.
lst. RssolUed, That we look upon the keep
ing and the selling Of intoxicating spirits a'
producing many evils and we view the fac
that many are engaged in this traffic in od
town, with pain and regret,
End, Rs$olved, That it is our duty, and th
duty of all good citizens, to use all honorable
means for the suppression Of the sale of al
Intoxicating beverages.
Sd. Resolued, That we earnestly entreat al
who seek the good of community, to use thei
exertions for the promotion of temperance.
4th. RESOLVED, That petition to those en-
gagged in the sale of liquors be drawn up
praying them to cease tie sale, and that th,
petition be signed BY those ladies of Nev
Philadelphia, who are determined to Withhold,
their custom from those engaged in the above
sale, and encourage only those who favor TEN
perance.
5lh Resolved, That committee of ladie
be appointed to wait on those engaged in th
sale Of liquors as common beverage, an
present them copy Of>the petition.
9th. ResolUed, Thata cOmmittesbe appoint
ed 10 wait on those who ewn the property /
which liquors are vended, and request then
not to rent their property to those who sell in
tOxiCating spirits.
The remonstrance was then presented to th
meeting and signed by the ladies' present.
A committee Of two was then appointed
wait on ladies not present, A committee I
four was appointed to wait upon liquor dealel
and present each with copy Of the remOT
STRANGE, also committee to wait upon propert
: holders 10 compliance with the sixth resolution
: On motion. ii was resolved that this NEE
ting consider itself permanent organization
J. to be called " The Ladies' Temperance LeAgV
OF New Philadelphia."
The meeting adjourned to meet at the can
8 place, on Saturday last, March lst, ct o'clot
q P. n.
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THE WONDER on THE AGE.

DR., Tobias Venetian Liniment, Is warranted 10 cure
Cholera. CoEc, Sea Sickness Id SOres, Swelling Tooth.
sche, Headache and pains Of all kinds, or no pay.
GREAT CURE Of RHEUAATISE.
Capt. Corns oct Of the Steamer Baltic collins Lne)
was cured of tact Of Chronic Rheumatism in
few days BY De. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lini
menL
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Ar. John Weight Of the Arm of J, Wright Co., No
Isl. Charters Street. New Orleans. was immediately
cured Of attack of Cholera by Tobias Linimenl
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph Nicholl Of No. Is. E4sex Street, New
York was cured Of an attack Of COic aad vomiting b
DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Depot, 60. Courtland ST., New-York.
Sold BY all the Druggists, price 25 L so cts
Agents @. A. Beogle and J. C. Baxter Carrollton;
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris
| burgh.
| Nov. 29-ls6b. ".
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition viii be pre-
sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll County ct their
annual meeting in March next praying for an atsra.
ton in the Augusta and Lodi Road the alteration to
commence near H. E. Church on the lands Of Thomas
Msrfn thence East through the land of said hur6n
aud run along the line between the Widow Hass and
John Grunder till It comes to the corner Of John
Grunders field, thence circuitOus course round the
point Of the HILL till il comes to the corner Of Jacob
GRINDERS field, thence along the line between Jacob
runder and Jacob Shcsrer till 1t nterseets the Pekn
Road thence South along said road till Il insects the
old road and follow the same till within sixteen or seven
teen rods Of the east and west line Of Felt Hand Themes
North Easterly direction till strikes the land line be
tseen Geo. NJ Henry and Henry Leyda near the Soutl
East corner of said Leydss land in Brown Township
therce north along the Township line till Il intersect
the Augusta Road. Many PETITIOxERs.
February Z, 1885. 4w.
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CIGARS AND TnRAcc0.

an still manufacturing, and have on hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all Of which will recommend the mssl
yes to purchasers who may be pleased to call and ex
anime
A full assortment Of chewing tobacco, Of the most
choice, and popular brands, selected especially far
the retail trade-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBJ co.
A complete assortment of Spices common and Fancy
candies, Nuts Fruits-and COnfectiOnaries generally
all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Shop opposite J. P. Cummings Store, Main St. Carroll
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Jan. 81, 1856 n
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GrahGm's Magazine For March has come to
hand II is superb number. Graham Is one
Of the foremost Magazines Of the day, icon
tanning each month pleasing variety Of read
ing matter, beautifully anl highly cOlOred
fashion plates, patterns for embroidery, &c
Price Ss 90 ayear two copies IS 90. Ad.
dress A. H, See, 100 Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia.
The publisher will confer favorby forward
ing us the February number, which by some
mishap has not reached as.
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Fas Niles (Mich.) } Enqairer says that last
week aoms person entered the barn Of DR..
Wells. of thai village. and shaved the hair from
the tail Of his horse. No cause is assigned for
the act, but the energy Of the Dr.. in bis efforts
to.suppOrt the Liquor Law is supposed to be
the reason. The day after the occurrence DR..
W. hsrnssssd the horse and adorned the stamp
With ribbons. and drove about the town on biz
regular business Attached to the harness
we're cards on which vas plainly printed the
words: "Whiskey Argument"
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and from Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Mason, 80
Paris, 10 our Government.
The Arago vas greatly impedsd in the pas
sage BY 'be ice, sEd vas obliged frequently 10
stop OF put back. Capt. Lines says that the
lusnsily Of ice and difficulty Of navigation on
The banks exceeded anything be ever heard oi
before, and recommends al vessels bound foF
Europe 10 90 s. Z. Of the banks.
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GARDEN SEEDs,-We have received from
Elliott d Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, the well.knoWu
dealers in Garden, Field and Flower Seeds,
Fruit and ornamental trees, &c, rare variety
Of choice seeds. We would refer eur merch.
ants to their establishment as the place tC
purchase anything they wish In the Agricul
tpTal and horticultural line.
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ET Gen. Moorhead. President Of the Char.
tiers Valley Bail Road, says that it will be
completed between Washington and Pittsburgh
by the first Of October, and that the cars will
be running between those points at an early
day thereafter.
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oTICE.

Jacob GLADDEN.. Jr. The State Of Ohio, Carroll
u county, Court Of CORnOn
CathariAe GLADDEN.. Pleas. Divorce.
Notice is hereby given to Cathsine Gladden., the de-
fen dAnt, (Who is supposed reside in Reny County,
low al that On the 2sth day Of January, H. d. 1858,
the Plaintiff, Jacob Gladden., Jr her Lssband, fled
Pet tion against Ler in said Count, NLch will be Tor
he airing at tie next term thereof The fad petitiou
ch arges the said CAkaIine With Wiu absence Iof
than three years hCmthe PetiCneF, siks that the
marriage contract existing between them may be IsE-
ce lied and the parties eased from the Obligations
thereof; and for general reliei, &c. VAN BROWE1
eb. I, ls66,-sW, pd, Attorney for PeI'r.
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RaHsson Sentinel We have received the
6rst number Of this paper which was issued on
the 18th ult., hsiing from WauseOn, Fulton
county, Ohio. and published by John D. Hunt
er d Co, The political complexion Of the Sen
Gnsl is Republican. Mr.. Hunter. son ofWm
A. Hunter, Esq, formerly Of this place, is q
young man Of 6ne talents, and we doubt no
that the Sentinel will be successfully conduct
ed. Wishing cur young Friend d Co. abun
dant success, we extend them our EE.
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0FTIcG OF THE JUDGE OF PRUBATI
narrnllinn Rnh OIL IpEe

VETINE VE IHk JJDGE OF FkUBAII
CarroltOn, Feb 2l, 1856.
He following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
aud Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
set tor hearing on Monday, the l4th day of April,
A. D. 1856, ct o'clock P N. of said day, and viii be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, viz:
FiuAl account Of Catharine Miner admins isrAtor Of
John " Miner, deceased,
FIRST account Of Sylvester Wallace, administrator Of
the estate Of Thomas Wallace, deceased.
First account Of William Lindsey, administrator
with will annexed, Of James B. Beatty, deceased
First account Of Samuel Allen, executor of viii Of
Joseph Allen, deceased.
First account of James Haugh, executor Of the h st
VilOf Henry CarnahAn, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Probate Judge.
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THSSTuDEET AND ScHooLNArE.-This is the
titls Of ansAtly printed and interesting month
y published BY N. A. Ualkins d Co., Of New
York. It iS designed for School and home in'
structon and accordingly is well 6lled with
speeches, dialogues, history. travels. problems,
PuzIlss. &c. Price only one dollar per an.
mum.
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Neru Special Notices.

HollOaOag's Plls Certain Remedy for In
digestion and Liver COmplant-Maria Armstrong i27)
Of EdgartOwn, New.Jersey, suffered more than most
people from indigestion, accompanied by liver com.
paint several very clever medical told her she
was in consumption, and her friends dssparsd Of her
ever recovering, she had tried everything they hO
likely to benefit her, without success. At last she
tried HOOways Pills, which quickly aSsimilAted with
the blood, removed the obnoxious matter, and thor
Oughy cleanssd and renovated the system. The result
10 that she perfectly cured and now enjoys the
best Of hesh These Pills are also certain cure for
all diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
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R We surrender slsrge amount Of our
space this week 10 the Manifesto delivered be.
fore tie National Republican Convention al
Pittsburgh. on the 22ud ult.. BY Francis P
BLAIR. to which We solicit, the attention Of Oul
Eeaden.
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The Wool Grower and Stock Register.
NEW VOLUME---IMP OWED!


The Ninth Volume Of this valuable journal CON-
mencing the 18th Of January, 1856, will be prinGsd
upon new type better paper than he etooe used aud
o therwae materially improved--ts pages containing
contributions fOn many of the best and most expert
eneed Breeders, GTaz:ers, Wool Growers, Darymen,
&c, in the country. The Wool Grower and Stock
Register Is the only periodical of its class IN America,
and has attained reputation which renders It Stand.
ard. National journal for Stock Growers &c. Il cir.
cutes among the most intei gent and extensive Stock
and Wool Growing farmers throughout the county,
East and West North and South. II comprises vast
amount of Useful and Reliable Information for the
Breeding, Rearing and Profitable Management Of the
various Domestic Animals. Its pages also contala
many appropriate and Costly EngrayingA Including
ife.hke Po traits Of animals, plans Of Farm Build
ings, &C., accompanied by proper descriptions. We
shall continue to give Pedigees OF Pure bred Soek--
while each number will embrace careful Reviews Of
the Wool Cattle. Grain and Provision Markets. Our
aim is TO render the work invaluable to every owner o.
breeder of Cattle, Horses, Sheep Swine or P0ullry-
making the able and efficient organ Of those eugSg
ed in the important and profitable branches Of sOsk
Wool and Dairy Husbandry.
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Managers Of the above Association, for the advance
ment Of the
ZINE ARTS,
in lhis country, feel justified in stating that Fine Steel
Eng aYing5 will be placed before the Anerksn puble,
which in beauty Of execution have been unsupasssa
and price unparalleled either in the New or oe
World.
AR Is cosmopolitan, and this view, the Aisls both
Of America and Europe bound together 70 produce
specimens worthy Of the age.
The engravings will be issued m onthly, commencing
from The First Of December, 1855, and ending FEst ot
January, 1857, with the "PREhlCA kN6kAVlNG."
The purchasers Of Twelve EBgravngs, enc each
mo NTH price Fifty CENTS viii be entitled 70 receive a.
q premium, the great steel engraving,k asAIRg'
lOn after crossing the Dealware.D
Size "a 50. Executed in the first style OF art,
FROx TUE ORIGINAL DxsIGs, BT +. o. DARLET.
An American Artist surpassed in Illustrating the Ha-
tory Of our country.
Persons desiring to act ss agents for obtaining sub
scribes, oy applying to the undersigned, and Itatmg
the locality they vish to occupy, viii be iuInkbsd
circulars giving teims, which exceedingly liberal
AL parcels delivered BRIE Of express post 81 pack
| hg charges. GEO. HOWARD & 90.
22S FULTONiSTREET. N. Z.
| WHOLEsAIE PRIET PUBIIsHERs,
And Nan uafacturers Of Frames and h0uIdnsA
Feb. z, 1855 SIN.
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Arrival Of the AragO.
NpwYopx 4

NEW YoRE, March /.
The steamer Ara0o, from Havre and Cowes,
arrived here this morning. She brings Ill
passengers. Also dispatches from the British
Government TO their Minister at Washington. !.
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MARRIED..

On the Oath ult., By Jacob Helfrich Esq.
Mr.. Simon Fulmsr of Stark Co., to Miss. So.
phia Sunebaugh Of Carroll Co., Ohio.
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FORM. STYLE AND TERMS:

1he W. G. as. r. Is pubished monthly, each nun.
Der comprising Thirty Two Large Octave fssef, bAId
somey Illustrated and stereOtyped and printed In The
best style Title Page, Index, &C., at the close Il
each volume.
TERMs.-FITTY CENTs A VOLUME; fhs
Copies fOE.S9 Eight for s.; Eleven for o.; twenty
for 81; so for $l0 Yealy copies 1.-TWO vslnmss) de lbs
above rates. Club papers sent to differ ent rcst GGt
If desired. Back vOlrmes furnished. - Nsu b he
time 70 subscribe for the new volume.
D, DE- H0oEz, ReNeEnEF, y, !;
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Signs Of War.

NEW YoRK, March /.
Capt. Whitley, Of the Ordnance, Depart
ment, received orders on Thursday from the
War Department to put Governors Island, in
this harbor, in a state of war defence.
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FARM FOR RENT.

The undersigned Commissions rs Of Section Sixteen
in Union Township, Carroll County, will rent on tht
26th day Of February next the premises, the uRsOt
quarter Of Sixteen, in the above named township t.
the highest bidder for the term OF three years from
the first day Of April next. Security will be required
from the tenant Letting to take place at 10 ocSOc'
AN.
John Riley (oo..n,.uo..,.
Samuel ssnpls,
n 81 lGkA d.
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The Last Speech Of the Leader Of the
Border Rafians.

A correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat,
writing from LssvenworIh, K. T., on shs 18th
Of February, says:
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The OverhOwing Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March ].
The United States Treasurer reports the
amount in Treasury, subject to draft, atupWardS
Of $2a 1000,
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The exports Of Goldfish from Newfoundland
have quadrupled under the operation Of the
Reciprocity Treaty.
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hereby warn eli persons against purchasing or hav
ing anything do with the following described note O
hand supposed have been lest or stolen out of the;
mail TIE note was executed by Henr Weaver, Sep.
ember sth, 1885, and made payable to Mary A. Wesv-
er or bearer, caiDg for hundred dollars, due A.
pr lst 1857 without interest Said note is secured
by mortgage, which is of record in Oarolton Ohio,
"Record OF Mortgages" No. pages 25S and 527, which
record bears date October %, 1883.
January 81, 1864 mo. NARY A. WEAVER.
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The untersgned you'd respectfully inform the public,
that he has Just received from The East Io Of ags
medicinss Paints, Oil, and Dye-stufs. which he Vii
sell As S, II not little lower than can be pure hased
At any store in the county. Thankful for pas favorp
be hopes by strict attention 70 bis Dusiness and los
prices 70 merit continuance Of tie sane.
Dec. lS,ls55. Il. JOHN o. BAXTER
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pERFUNEHY.. A large LOT. Just received at
L BAXrERS Drug tore.
nILS- Castor OIL, Sweet OIL Cod.EVer o 1nd LaTd
" Oil, at BAKERS.
n0PAL YARNISH Black Varnish, .a.ker, Jurpen
y tine, White Lead, Red Lead, Lithrage, Rose Pink
&c &c, A. BAKERS
uCkD'S hAlh RESTORIE-A lev LOttles LEFT
II Narra iied 10 restore nair On any bead that be
bald. also II IRIS GJldes Gloss, for beaut flying the
hair at BAXTERS
A YRES CHERRY PECTORAL aud Cathsrtic Pits
Z Railways Ready Relief, sioan's Family Oin.me ut
Pettts Eye Salvt, in lact almost all me popuar med
cinesO Of the day. BAXTRKS.
pAINTS. Vanish, Grauing and Marking Bushes g.
BAXTERS
n GARS-A good article always on hand. at
" BAXTER'S
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GAIT, LIME Il FISH,
~ p Ae BA sud q RStSA GkG
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NOTICE.
State of Ohio, Court of Common Pleas,
Carroll County, April Term. 1855.
James Brown In Partition.
u. Philip Miller, James Nil
Philip Miller, Ter, Edward Miller, Jack
ct a. son Miller, John Miller
and Eliza Brown wltake notice, that on the 9Th day
of September, a. d. 1885, james Brown, the petition
or, led in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of said Carroll county, bis petition against
them, which is now pending, whereby be demand.
partition Of the Southwest quarter Of section twenty
two, in township number fourteen, of range Ex, ia
said Carroll county; and that the dover estate Of sale
Eliza Brown, be assigned to her; and that at the A
pr term Of said Court said etiOner will demand thai
an order be issued accordingly.
E. R. ECKLEY, AH'y, for Petitioner
Feb. IA, lsS6.-ew. pr. fee IS 90
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ARTISTS ASSOCIATION.

The Subscribers in announcing their appointments {
Managers Of the above Association, for the advance
ment Of the
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DERFUNEHY. A large lot. just received at
BAXrERS Drug S tore
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-05

Is THE House. of REPRESENTATIVES, on the
10Th day Of Aug. the Committee having re-
ported sundry private bills and the House
having agreed to vote for them in the aggro-
gate except those bills on which a separate
vote might be demanded by some one, when
the bill of the House to reimburse the State
OF Vermont the expenses incurred by her in
paying her militia called out in 1888 and
1899, to preserve the neutrality of the coun-
try, was reached, Mr. Greenwood of Arkansas
demanded a separate vote The following
account Of what was done wo take from the
Congressional Globe
Mr. Greenwood offer tho following
amendment
P,aud,j, That tho reimbursement 20 the State Of
Vermont hereby authorized to he made, ,hall not
hc SO construed as to authorize the allowance OF
bounty land to the militia so called out in said
state in the years Of 1888 and 1899 to preserve the
neutrality Of the country.
Mr. Morrill,. Mr. Speaker, | hope that
amendment will not be adopted. 1t will be
socn that it will have the effect Of changing
the existing bounty land law. | ask for no
special legislation in behalf Of Vermont and
] object to any Interpolation in this bill
W'lIcn uIstrilulnatGs against her, ana changes
'nG constitution OF tho present law 1t any
citizens Of Vermont are entitled to bounty land
unugr .H! Ihe present IaW' certainly 40 not
,ninN '"'S Ious9 Will De uisposed TO he-
Priv 'iem !i 9i 1t ny Such an amendment as
'"IS, IL VIII not DC cohtehueu' l suppose
y ',e SenIein!h rom Arkansas Mr. ureeh-
wood. under his construction Of the bOunt ty
land acts, that, if the General Government had
pau 'nc amount que 10 'ermoht seventeen
VI yli"lyen years ago some o. thcse citlIon5
ln'i'u ou' III 'Ho ciI'cI oency u "nlc,' 'no o,li
ulu.i ,!. 1''9'' I'lIn IelctT' "oulu NOV Dc
.HH',S' % p'"u'y Ionu' wen Sr' because
'.,' ''o''l 'ui'"' mas uci'yeu t"o Pa! in'n'
~ ~ " Iuo' U,'1 'y''I''ccn OF ''Sntceh ye'iS'
80, "'' '''' now any 'nc It,' CnIlV',4 90 ~
"o ~; HuoN Nu't c?.''ruc'Io. l"t pt!arI-
.i''7"V lu' uf''. ~ pu' o",-CV
~ .''' VI tHe IIoiiI
~ A..1"s IeinH laT9u ulon 'nlS oili' anu
NJ, Nr '',' E llouso T'i' To.e ~ uoTn c., ;.,
HI' pIceH"oou am very 'ar IRON WISH