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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
TO MOTHERS,

A EsEH Y0gEs Children afflicted with worms p
a do they loGth with disgust the oily vermitugcs
Of the day? Go to SrABKw'EArHEE's or r. Robin
sons Drug Store and get Il Box OF BeRRefES II0rni
Loccages. They easily administered as candy
and equal if not superior to any hermitage in use
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

BcnnctFs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying discaso Another excellence itpossess
all other Tonics, is that it contains no Qui-
nine, or any other mineral whatever; purely vcget
For Sale by STARKWEATIIERNl Co, Druggists
Il +. ROBINSON Keuosha
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NOTICE.

ATOTICF is bor - uaotn a may Concern
N from, aud f coy gwen that my son. Seneca VI Nsw,.
self nv his % nls date, has my consent to support him
Sr himself b That viz any Of his sas ali s
from harborjpr or gyi 1 also forbid any and persons
any credit on my account for will not nav N, S.
ms contracting, after this date whatever ' UOs Of
June u, 1856 Avs p4Tn;
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w d Il Nh K ~

What charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of all, from pratling infancy TO gray hairs
But how many cares are hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of life, she withers droops and
dies. Why this! Gowatch her daily cares and anx-
etes Go witness her sleepess nghts until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by sack-headache
Indigestion, Palptation ofthe Heart and loss Of ap
Pettc-the bloom from her check is gone, and tie
lustre from her eye; but l will not enumerate-you
you and feel it all Do you want an antidotc for
ali this Then sit up straight; hold up your shoul
ders; take an abundance of cheerful outdoor cxer
clse battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use NEOrtimsre's Filter Cor
diai-the most invigoEating, life-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price ST. Sold by
STARKWEATHER, & Co.,
& f. ROBINSON,
n1.11c - L.,
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A. LEWIS g. SON,

Corner Main and Market SIS,
A RE anxious to dispose of their large assortment
"a Of Org Goods, Groceries, Boots t- Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Stopie and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,
All of which have been selected for this Market aud
purchased upon the most advantageous terms
Years Of experience in this place. and an extensive
acquaintance with the citizens Of this county enables
us to supply their wants and desire to retain our
Old customers as well as obtain new Ones would if
nothing else induce to sell at such reasonable pro
fits as are Just to both seller and purchaser
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods. from
the eastern market and our Stock is ALWAYS full 90
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens of the West.
Every kind ofproduce taken in exchange for oood.
or purchased at the highest market price e''
Come md see. One and AM,
iS Store on the corner Of Main and Market SITS,
A. LEWIS e. SON.
Kcnosha, HIS, June, 1855. fyI5n59
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BLACKSM ITHING
HANSON SEs0TE.REFE.

hN-NI-II WI NtlVN
W iiuGCi..-..-.-. ...-.--..- EACuesha o.
S-v%sz-sv2 RESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
~ Western Ncny>ha Co, tA&t he i pre- pared 70
49, ia aU kinds business in his line, in sups-
ssa<NSA FLOR manner. with promptneSs and dispatch,
Blacksmith y a al its branches, horse-Shoeing, &C. pronP-
rs attended
- Wagons made order repaired in good style. =
Flows pra.s au3 farming utensils generally manufactured
t. order 60 short notice.
In short h prepared to 10 al necessary business well
ana ua rs reasonable terms ~ Wi'mot be done in
s civ or any dther paeei the country share Of tie
pss,,ls s u8troD5gS rGsps italy solicited
~ .-,t ISs ,IyL4f EAEsUN SHGTIIFFE
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HAVING procured recipe for putting on the above RcoM,
we are prepared put them either in the city
country at short notice. and cheap the cheapes
These Roofs are Fire Proof, as we'll as waterproof
Jrnr 10Th 1886 If MORRILL, GILLIS.
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CUSTOM MILLS.

WE will exchange Flour for Wheat in the fairest posi-
w bic ratio VIII Flour wheat, by the quantity, for
customers the lowest possible living Meddlngs
Shorts and Bran, always on hand and for sale.
Meaning to deserve liberal patronage, we confidently
expect to obtain it. WATSON CONKLIN.
EeROshd May 1855.
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FOR SALE.

.j TIE subscriber offers his HOUSE and LOT for sale
Iz situated on Market street. the fremont House
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber or OF s.
Rp4Ynr II. L. STANTON.
Kenosha May 22, 1886 5Ou
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

! HING s., Shingles, for sale by
= SIMMONS g. SON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
Ladies' Furnishing Store.
N. h. SP.iLDI.VG,
DEALER IN
SILK Ribbons, EnbrOiderieS, and
Fancy Goods.
MILLINERY AND DIR S-N A H N @
second Street, above Perry,
Under Adamson Rspp'- wholesale Rooms,
Davenport, IO1r0.
uOy?!id tf
Trustees Sale.

oAlHkRRAS % the 18th day Of November. A. b
" 1874 II C.Ch. Auler and s pphi, MHl-r his wife.
and {. II. He'll, executed unto Samuel sylvester. =
trustee, . certain deed Of trnst, conveying 10 said
Trustee the And ia Srcit county. Iowa described
fo,lows To wit The east half Of l numbr one al In
fractional block number four ~ In Forrest 4 Din ms
addition 10 the city Il Davenport, also another Parcel
OF land, ins part OF same 10, one ~ thus boun.i d
and descrbesi commencing on Tn. south line Of the
alley In said block ~ at point prcc,. ly equ-
ditant from the northeast AMI st corner OF
said lot ~ At the north--ast corner Of land
or formerly Of James n dsuire thence west along
south line OF said alley thirteen feet thence south
hfty-seven (oi) feet thence east thirt U3) feet
thence North ufi y>eveu go rect Ia place Of begin
ming; which said cohv.yAn mad BY the said u.
O. Ch Meii-r. Sophie M9.ler, and c. II. He'll fer the
pose u securing tn payment Of certain promissory
note and the interest thereon sign, By said H. O.
Oh Meller, dated the 18th day Of Nov unb-r A. d.
1884, and payable In year u the order u NJ. H..
Pike for the of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars
And now satd uose having become due AID payable
and the said O Oh Auplier havins failed 10 pay
the same Samuel 3, ivester, Trustee aforesaid,
do hereby give this public notice. that By virtue Of
the power which 10 10 v-stsd BY said deed oftPus
I viii. On Monday. the 22d da, u D cember. A. D..
1885, q the hour VI O'Clock 10 the Afternoon sid
dag. 81 the Coult House door In the city Of Daven
port expose and ofsr for sale NJ publ Auc lon the
parcels OF land above Described, Of much the emf
shall 10 suciens satisfy and pay Tie amount ~
sad With h interest thsreea 70 the day q ale
together 9Th ell the costs sud rxp"nsss att nd
sAid ssir costa Of TIL. notice aud Trustees f~s Up
cn the comptiun Of such SAL deed will b. gtv In
scerdsnee with the tpulatinn q said deed o. trust
Dated the toth Gay Of Novsmb Z, 4. D. 1865.
nov1<tds SAMUEL SYLVESTER, Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
ATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. NOVEMBER "a, 1856.
Latest NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

deuIeX, NovEo.
The steamer niagara. FROM Liverpool on
the afternoon Of Nov. Sih, arrived here 81
nidnigh'
The steamer Anglo Saxon. from Quebec
arrived out ., Liverpool st 8 p n IN the BIB
inst. The Cunsra steamer Persis, from n.
York, arrived at Livs,p Of al p n on Fri
day the Tn, her passage being called nine
days hours
Their. IS it'll. important news by this ar
rival Additional ~ p'oms had manlfes-
ted themselves Of . closr union between
France, Russia aud Prussis.
unconditional ADMISSION Of Rassis aud Plus
+, STA 10 the 81 meeting Of the European con-
ference; while Engia 10 said TO oppose
| the admission OF the former s;d Austria
that Of the latter.
Treaties Of COZ me'cs between knssia and
France, and railway trsaties between kus-
STA and Prussia were ~ prepa atom.
Neapolitsn affairs continued without ny
change.
There had nothing u ihsrss' been re-
eeived from Spain.
On Thursday even'ng the oh inst the
directors Of the Bank Of England held .
! prolracied sitting. in the co rsr OF which
+ they d.liberst' ~ considered thu expediency
! Of making further chanas in The rail- Of
| Discount, with view TO arrest the COT tin
ned outflow of gold 10 The continent, aud
| thu tesoln'ion not 10 make any change for
! the present, wa. arrived at b. a msjo,i'y o:
only o. The condition Of the Bank OF
4 France had shown no improvement.
Cape Of Good Hope advices Of Oc.. "a,
away.
SPAIN--A nlsu NJ finance will he lid he
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
rME STATS o. RUROPE.

Perhaps nowhere upon the earth
do people experience so much genu-
Inc JOY at the news Of the uprising of
any other people, in revolution, to Sc
cure the establishment OF republican
form Of government, as do the people
Of the United States. Every sound Of
popular revolution that comes boom
ing over the water to our shores, arous-
es a feeling Of responsive sympathy,
which manifesto itself in jubilees and
rejoicings. II the patriots who con-
duct the revolution fail Of success and
come to our shores As hunted fugitiveA
We Immediately alleviate the anguish
of the exiles BY making them the lions
Of attraction, by feasting them with
public dinners, and by every demon
stration Of regard that may indicate
the approval and sympathy Of our peo-
Pile. This is owing to two very prom
incnt causes. 1t is natural for Repub-
licsns in the enjoyment Of the most
complete liberty, to desire for all man.
kind the came benehcent results, the
same glorious institutions, and the
same bouudleas happinsss and freedom,
which they themselves are in posses.
sion Of II Ia also natural for Repub.
licans to hate oil governments which
deny that the people 10 the source Of
al power, and claim to rule either by
force Of arms or Of right divine.
The PxoPLS are never selfish MoS.
Aacxs ore not only selash bu, syran.
uical and cruel. Thur il IL that while
q one time We Of the United States
iostsrsd the bittersst hatred Of the En-.
eliah government We had none Of that
hsliae Tor British subjects, We hate
10 psqpes. and earnestly desire for them
he zane liberty and happiness which
sendssls - great and glorious. We
V asdsolly desire this that We ars the
sssoaeeae ysspa0aadiss Of any psopls
10 - world sad have acquired de
asnsue llbss>lss AMONG W. Courts
= 1asseA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
ooMx Il & Z csotltaE,

SOUTHEAST coayIR WAS EIxoTox AvYErE 4 THIAD 81
SrLOClS, MO,
Incor POI rated b. the General Assembly, Janu.
j AIRY twenty fourth, ISsS, with full authority
"ro grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors
and exercise III snd sing liar the privilegrs 'oumol
70 cominsrrial its.s av.horised ~ law, IN oihsi
A full course o. in, nction, In this lnstitution,
embraces Double Entry Bookkeeping, comm. roiA
calculations CONNIE rcial Law. and Prnmspshp.
G'ntl mrn enter for the course separately
and NJ any time, rs Instruction Is Impaired niividu-
ally, aud In classes and each aepatmeot Is indie
pndrt sad under control Of It's respective Profess
who slune l. responsible for the progress Of his
pupils.
n Young Gentlemen wishing TO prepare Them.
slves for business pursuits are ctfuy invited
~ call during business hours and examine the mode
Of imparting Instruction. th progress OF the pupils
and ,he superior facilities extended TO those desrors
q Qualifying themselves for the practical duties u
above hundrsd and nifty (s50) practical secoun-
tants, now In charge OF books IN this city, al Of
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
regard TO terms, the coarss q instruction, and all
business connected with the above, can coll st the
south.East corner Of washinsten avenue and fhira
~ : JoNArAAN JONES. 81. L.nl. No.
Have y0u Heard fF0n fe1nSylVanlal
GREAT U.lR0.lLNrS
o0ersd BY T. DRAKE co. lis much nnrr y.
tsreatine sAA impsstaAt query.
vL1E Gre eisd 10 Inform our friends end the citi.
w sens Of Davenport, thst - Ass nov sHppli~d
With, and ere wssely sddils % cur stsek q
Ready slale ClotblDg,
COods which made exp-essly for tAis market and
Will compare with any stock b H. city for style
a-d price. And - We In oonstant receipt u
Goods, We able 10 present ct III timss vsry a..
sAse aseortmsnt 70 which invite sspssial sSssu.
ton.
runisAine goods suisAhss for ~ season, 10 vhich
~ are seustAntlE nskins seAltiens.
BOYS CLOTHING.
DSls Coats. 1sued Jscksss, lsnis, vesss sd sarss
snd every variety Of Doyis Wearing Apparel nins
u very Nv prtces telsthsr With isros stock Of
Trunks, q, pet Bag, valses. 1obes, ehawls, Ae.,
Ae We respectfully solicit cell AID IL yoa Vii
give IN sDDostuAity. - !tl esaee you y app.af
TIE eeoeeuen. A. eood aAd fsshtousbis suifn shis
fast Nse, % b msny eonsidsrsd Of more importanss
towards the sseoap,isAssat q that easst tAsa aay
ether sae euall0catssn.
:: DALE = co.
a.s:: e: 1S,S esss ; ss's's's e'sa'as '''s'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
STATE SOVEREIGNTY ATTACKED.


Since the election, ia. defeated Re
p lhlicans have revived the notion of
doing away the "machincry" OF the
Electoral Colleges OF the states, and
permitting tn. people to vote directly
f,r President aud Vice President with
out the formuiarie. nov prescribed
and observed. They stuIiou,iy cover
up the motive for desiring this change
Ia the mode oil electing our Chief Ma
gistrate, and advocate the new Re
form as they call it. upon the a,sump-
ton that il is far more simple and easy
toNote directly than indirectly through
the Electoral Colleges. Such speclous
reasoning covers deadly intent.
The sovereignty Of the States j. aim
81 at 10y this plan Of Reform Cen
t'aIia"''on ofpower is sought y bs.ea
sure.
II the Democra,ic party desire cred
II Tor AN, one thing above another, il
IL the ntle1ible frnness with which
they have ever defended the "States'
Rights. They have conceded 10 the
National Government, the full exercise
81 every delegated Constitutional pow
~ ss necessary bond Of Union, bu,
have stood like aia,nant ayainst every
proposition tending 10 eBrroach upon
the reserved rights of the States. A.
States We vote for President and not
~ one people. Each State has it,
Electoral College. and this mode Of
election gives each State yoic. of
Independence from any other State. or
the people Of any other State. Thus
y NAV happen 'ha, Iowa gives 1000
democratic majority for President
aud Illinois 5000 Republican MAORI
", and the majority Of one is not al
lowed rs u sct-otf 10 the other. for il
Was IN that case instead Of one State
voting one way. and the other another
way. there would be majority Of one
thousand votes Of the people Of both
States for the Republican candidate,
totally destroying the sovereignty Of
Iowa which had declared for the Dem
ocratic candidate.
Thus under our present system in
the Hons. of Representatives 1T the
States fail %, choice, and j, goes 4"
the House, the vote is taken by States
eo that Iowa counts as much rs New
York, and in that way preser, ing the
distinct recognition Of the Sovereignty
OF the States Our Republican friends
would blot out State lines. and do
AWAY with State sovereignty entirely !;
al least such would be the effect Of
their proposed measures. Consolida-
ton OF National power has ever been
their darling project They forget
that this Is u 'onicdcracy Of States,
and that the States have created u
General Government only for specified
and general purposes Of Revenue, Of
Commerce, and Of War, and that while
the | Mon Of the States il necessary
for their protection and independence,
II WAS not designed as merger of all
State Sovereignty But Abolitionism
paases at nothing, and employs every
.xpedient to divide the North from the
South, or So to strengthen the Con.
gress Of the Union a. 10 enable them
TO accomplish their schemes OF aboli-
tlonism through its Legislation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
NEW MUSIC! new MuSlc!!

"Didrd, PolAa 4WdzurKd, JV 70Joy.
EoboiiHk. THois
which i a. .pughtly aud pleasing the nsmf
wuut INDICATE.
.sPrctty Tunes for s.ittlc FOtks." -
beautiful M lJdieS, By FOSTER arranged express
Is tor Young pupils, by JAMES BEILAK.
"Shower Of NciOdics,'' air from " Of
The best Opera, anssd IN an easy and pleasing
manner for brpinner-, by JAMES BEILAE
The atoy- coactiuns are especially recommended
to Teachers, and are 10 BE- found at
j. A. CRaNDALL'S,
nov atf No :, L. Claire Rfw.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

An acquaintance just from NsLrasks
eAys that OMAHA hes 1ow about four.
tssn hundred inhAbitAnts. During
the past season emigration went into
the 1Srsitosy very sspadly, and hes
not esassd svsa yss. 4 large increase
b sxpssssd with The eeniag spsias.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

WuoIE1A6U 40 luJA1G
We. 10 BeuPth ogseoe, 1sa 0nu4ln0o
u. LOCIS 70.
ISINE crTlxav, silver. Plated, Drisssnis, PianisA-
IL "a. JApannsd aaA piaia Tinware. Wooden and
Willow ware P-sthss 0astsgs, 0RsAhsA, Brcems DC
~ouid say TO Nsrehvnts and b Alters SAeneI ali
,hrouaAeus Shs west hsviaa dsterminsd TO deA sire.
" cash AnA ssssavAe ~ eoe1s diysst srem
mAppessSurSrA. IN saak,~d 10 err sssttr
.adasSmsess ,hse sny ether nouss n the wsssefa
eusiyy. seuasrS AsvsAanss, VIM. ~ The city, ere
ssSpsa{sd Y e.,l essas ResA ~ ssss ss sas tsss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
NOTICE.
Gents Furnishing Goods


Notice.
To William Simpson, Robert Simpson, the Missis-
sippEand Missouri Railroad Company, and all 9th.
ers interested In the land hereinafter d, scribed
You are hereby Notified that BY virtue Of an ord-
dnance of the city council Of the city Of Davenport
passed SEPTEMBER 10th, 1856. entitled IAN ordinance
for the Continuation and extension Of Puurth street
in the city Of Davenport esstwardly" jury of six
disinterested frseholden Of said city will be sum
moned and sworn at the Mayors oface in said city
on the lst day OF December next sSS) at O'Clock
N, to assess and award the damages and benefits
that accrue to the owners Of the land proposed to
Be taken for the continuation and extension Of said
street CHE verdict OF the nrst Jury returned on the
nth inst having ben BY fr .ul1lcent cause set
aside.) The folowinH description Of th4 tract Of
sDd prop sol to b. taken for said extension Of said
street shswn BY the plat OF the survey thereof made
BY the city engineer and ale In the Mayor. once
10 wit:
tract 20 feet wide hom ,hs present teru.in ssion
Of Fourth street TO the river Front street. conts
Ing folty-thrrc one hundreth. Of acre OF lsnd o.
said william and R,bert Simpson, and twenty -nine
one bnndr-th- " a. acre - land u aid n " Raj,
Road CompAsy-Noveuib.r lArh, 1850.
Ger MITCHELL, Mayor u city - Davenport
n,.tlv n.r -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
y. r. GOEV'G r. GO.

NEAR DEARBORN sJRkET, CHICAGO, ILL.
GENERAL wholesale " estern Agents for Tsrnss
" Brothers celeb stsd Gta0sy. AsckbevSv. and
other NATIVE WINES AND sYHUPs, ETC.; whole
sale d. aer. In Tobacco. Ciga,s Oys1srs, etc. We
invite the attention Of merchants the sbov~ aStt
eies. Turner 4 Br.s.' Wines aud Syrups ere to-
well known 20 nerd comment, and for the rest, No
sell the best article at the lowest price.
Nov. 8 d8m y. GOING 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
PANAMA 70 Be rw .NssEwmED


We find the following dispatch from
Washington correspondent, il the \
| Y. Times of the | It'll
The Presidcn, has caused 10 Dc
submitted to the Government OF New
Granada formal proposition for til,
cession Of the United States. OF mun-
cipal control over the Panama Railroad
route, the cities of Aspinwall and Pan
anna, and strip of the territory thr"'
which the road runs. sufficiently wide
To- insure the protection OF the route
from future violence
The wisdom OF this proposition il
| obvious New Granada is too feeble.
to protect the Panama Railroad Com
pany in the enjoyment Of its corporate
rights against the untameable yaca-
bonds intesting the lsthmus, and has
so signified to the Envoy of the United
States when explaining the causes OF
the late hutcheries OF passengers going
over that route.
NJ other alternative is left for US
but 10 obtain special control Of that
part OF the Isthmus necessary to the
enjoyment Of the Company's frsncbi-
ses This can be done in various WAYS
either by an absolute cession Of it, or
by lease for one thousand years with
the right ofabsolute municipal control
over it. The whole commerce Of East
ern Asia is pouring its riches across
this neck Of land, and our intercourse
with California, Oregon and the Pacif-
ic Islands is by this channel Of commu-
nication. 1t j. becoming highway
Of nations, and ~ each year rolls by,
it is advancing 10 the magnitude Of it,
Importance.
Nor would purchase Of the 18TH
mus be in violation of the Clayton Bull
wer Treaty, which relates only to the
States of Central America, and not to
any country Of South America which
the Isthmus is part Of, - it belongs
to New Grenada. We do dot hesitate
in saying that the acquisition of any
portion Of Panama will call forth loud
and frightfal rosrs from the British
Lion, but We have become 20 sccus.
toned to that kind Of music Of late,
that it ceases to tsrrify or intimidate
the courageous heart Of Brother Jona-
than. The continual conquests Of
England in India, have somewhat blum.
ted the influence Of her virtuous pro.
tests against the ACCOMPLISHMENT of the
United States, and are now understood
~ bit Of pleasantly which John Bull
occasionally indulges In for the a,ause.
ment Of british subjects. 1t is like the
affsctation Of virtue BY lady Of plea.
sure, whose ags co,npsls = confluence,
which her inolinations abhor. In The
language Of Otis, England may q we'll
dam up the waters Of the Nile with
bulrushss - to attempt to fsttsr the
steps Of ftssdom," upon the Condaan,
Of America. From the bare old rock,
OF Plymouth the Footprints Of Liberty
may b tsaesd 70 the waters Of The Rio
crsnds, and her scouss ars already sas.
veyias the beautiful vAllsyn Of Central
America. preparatory - Ne sAlias
!kll poassaslSa q tAAt ssaslsy h ~
xAAi Z ssA nd Ntssae