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eomplalnts., EBRN KNIGHT, ~ p. 4 = ?, !.
AB MoRTLEY, ESQ., uslcl, n. r, wfltss II tase
SoS SoSa STSs & saS :S bs. x. y Ss @
purpose ever put out With bAd cola should Soonsr
psy twsntyavs dollar s9g e'ts' sAa4 % vA'ss y =
an Group, WhoOping Cough, Infuensa. 50
.fily gI If. sPsnegn5, MIsl5 Fsb. 4 sletA n
BAorHm Arm: viii chesrfuIIy certify your RdoN1
h the best remedy we possess fOf the cere Of
cough, Group, and the chest diseases Of children. WO
your fraternity IN the South appreciate your Ik NJ
commend your medicine 70 our people: r. ~
AMOS LEE. Esa, MoxzsSIr, IA, vrItis q J.ri iSssi
al had tedious InnuOnSA shich confined me IN door,
px weeks; took many medicines without reiief AlAlU
tried your Eeval By thsadvice Of our elsrynan NJ
t dose relieved the soreneaB In my throat and tung11
isaa than one half the bOte made me oompletey vel
your medicines are the cheapest ~ well the bsl ~
ar Sso. .n. v ;::s :s Dess' snd
eAsthrna or Phtkisic, ana Bfoackisis. !
,.s., zl.seag a WEsr MANcnEsRER, Pa Feb. 4 1854
SlH: Your Cherry HetOrds b performing marTetioas
cures in this section i has relieved several p alarm
Who has laborsd under affection Of the iuns M ihss
last forty years. HENHY I. PARKS, Merchane j.
a. A.. RAMSEY, y: D., Arnrox, MSNo1 Co., sIovzs
TT.S Sept During sr. /. ny psss.ss q 4sgy
giving ease and relief 70 eonsamptiys patients or sHpe
We mid III ada volumes d evidences but Ne NOS. con
vIneins proof of the virtues Of this rsnsdy found
> iaT 4 Consumption.d Ees ,lg'@iFa
Probably no one remedy has ever bean known which
evred many and such dangerous cases as this. Some
no human aid can reach. but even 70 those shs Cherry
TtetOfai afords relief and comfort. ss sH.. Z =,
z. AsroR HousE, NEW YoRK CITY March S, 1s5s
DoCroB AYXR, LOw1IL: feel It duty and plessnre
10 inform you what your Cherry Rordl has done for my
wis She had been FIVE months laboring under the dan
eerous symptoms OF Consumption, om which AID We
ing, until DR.. Strong Of this dty, where have r
advice, recommended trial Of tonf medicine We besg
his Kindness a. we do your sk for she has recovaFsa
De but Is free from her cough, and calls hSrsSK we'll
o.. Yours with gratitude and regapd, . gtfrpisE@ +
ORLANDO SHELBY, o. sHnyytMt1.
Cnsnmpts, do not despair till you have tried 1YA0
CnHRRY PnCToRAL. Il h made by one Of the bst medical
chemists In the world and its all around bepsak
the high merits Of its virtues. -. Philadelphia Ledger.
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VII havs fstted > number of cattle By
giving. thsn ttisss Pssks 81 potatoes .psr
S'ysswish hax md no, wstss. This viii
make gOodS Sisisy tssi. When potatoes are
plenty shisi = . shespwss 70 fasten eattss,
FssA 9nail pctssaes Wkolss-- Gasssss ESr.I
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~ EsDIN B U.RG H., ,
CHEAP READY PAY STORE!,

HAVING just returned from the, eastern
IL cities with cur SECOND 81 ok OF NIKTHK
GOODS bought with cash unjsr the Il Guehce 0fhArd
timss, and the great deeireoi eastern meTehans 10
Seaize as we'll as reduce theis stocks OF goods, we
can offer Inducements for the purchase Of winter
give. For instance. oner 1869 yafds 81 lRle De.
bage for i0c laC0 yards Of 3fic Keniucky Jean for
osc. 400 yards OF 25c all woci assiner for CO.
es0 yards Of G2tc all wool Cashmere for 2St,
5000 yards Of Prnts for l1c. lCO0 yardS Of Ice
Red Flannel for $50 lOO yards OF soc all wool Bhk
Deaire for lOc 1000 pounds prime brown fugtP fora
BIC. Molasses 30 cent? per gallon. Prime Syrup BE
per gallon. Oranges for Christmas and New Yenrs.
Raisins j cents pcf pound. Prime RutmeEs Sci er
ssttinet, % al 5ss. g dIsB mixed ssstinet a. i sss
90 brown mixed Sattinett at.55c lGG0 poubds iLe,
prettest cotton yarn and cotton warp you ever saw
for Csc per pound Sheeng, the heasiest cents per
yard. ~ grades came proportion. Chespess lOi Of
eieached 10 the country Coiton Batting ahe F:enth)
Broche and Plaid ShawlS cheaper than those adyes.
tised by cur nCighbors OF cost. i ~ rs N sEs
AZ there is no controversy 40 10 our keeping Vie
best FIFTY CENT TEA in this section Of country ne
W!l say 70 tea drinke we have another and 6say9
PRINTS BY THE POUND. Bse -.
Remnants H. 2and pount lots Of the best PIinss
Bought 1 as hess ess sooc ksys been i no So1s.
but we can undersell all ,.. country around, vim
fair profit to ourselves, and also ospsat Moss
wishing TO purChase. With full arc siefH
tmore 40 than any Other merchants in re counD;I
az the rates We are now Offering them, We woE Aa
wise ~ to give usa call, and hrd The eheapssiloi Sf
goods thew ever saw. 't's7 E"-Y" 2 ]
TFHighest market price for ail kirds Of produce:
s DANIEL W. GoES & BROS.
Edinburg, December "a, 1857 3iG51 slsH G&g a
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Saving, PlNniUg and Lumber
fr Dressing. -.

THEundersigned having purchsseds Stesm
L Planning and Lumber. Dressing Machine, 10 pre-.
pared to plane and dress all kinds Of Lumber both
hard and soft. on short notice, and in the most ap
proved manner.
Flooring dressed for from IS 10 $40 per thousand,
50 per thousand according to tin ber; Oatians ten
cents per hundred feet. and ell other lumbor on
county wishing lumber dressed and matched frT
building. rely on havingit done in faithful and
prompt manneT.
For further rartcu iara call on the subscriber at
GUSTAVUS LANES CABINET SHOP,
Near n. d. Clark's Carriage Manufactory.
Ravenna. June 4, IS57,-6m. RiRRER
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~ DHN WA uAo D'S -...-
5svinEramoVedto Freedom land opened an once for
fhe practice of Medicine and Surgery. respectfully
offers his services to the public. He hopes with hs
extensive experience, and entire devotion OF his
time andtalents 10 the duties OF his profession to
merttthe confidence Of his old friends and althose
who mav pntrenize him--May. 1856 40 .
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E. G. RUSSELL,

Z. u. RUSSELL, ~ s.. .-
Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished TO order. Eere pates Of any de-
sired pattern cut With Deatness ard dispatch Shop
one Building west oftAs Democrat once, up stairs.
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10000
GOOD SEASONED OAK SPLIT
s p CD x r. g .

nO make into those "OLD FASHIONED
Il WnEELs,' which those who make the new sty To-
aboutas will be by their advertisement, which
all are invited to read long extract from
Magazine. TO give currency to their save and turn
ed spokee tits not the first time BY hundreds that
long articles have appeared in the columns of maga
Zines and newspapers, ''pufing' up nUMBrGs. Ro
hansand MIiticaulis have had their day, and Sbang-
has can no longer be pamed of ON poorapprentice
6Oys5nd others at SlB pair, and thctime snotv
far distant when this ''Sawed md Turned Spokes"
humbug will be classed among things that were. II
is no easy matter to make Intelligent men believe
shat wachine- made nd Shoes clothing, wooden
nutmegs horn gun dints, Eastwood cucumber seeds,
&c., are as good as the 'Od fashioned d., kind; even
tho magazines can not do that, NOT will they Try the
job on this latter day humbug VIII the people have
had lttle experience In the matter. Hut they
assert that their spOkes are spltih olt sand turn
ed Now, why they afraid to !c tho thing just
Il Is, viz: that they re split into RoLTs sawed
into proper size and then turned.
They invite all in want ofCarrages to give them
call. By all means, give them call, andbe and
examine the manner In which their spok are sa wed
and turned, and pat up. and then come and examine
ours. they ridiculeas being old fashioned aud
then purchase where interest Our work must
speak for iseif as ftha done for more than twenty
four yearspast Wewant II understood that we don't
90 around begging the people to donate to by TAX
Ing stock or purchasing ofus against their Interest:
mers our CARRIAGES, as we'll as the materials Of
which they are made and the manner in which they
aTeput together. 5,s F...
Aiusion Is madeto ''manliness 10 business:" at
some other time, briefchapter under that head may
not be 10 the public but the present
we will barely say that never having been n business
EAST we cannot give any essOnsin the manly act OF
iquidating LONG bills with SHORT money; neither do
we understand the KIoHr PROCESS ofpreparing spok
for wheel makers. Nor yet we versed in the
agreeable and eontlemany business 1TESDiNo our
CREDIT AT BANK and putting property beyond the
reach Of the long arm Of the law.
desired, the opinions ofthe best Carriage max srs
In Northern Ohio be had as to the utility of those
"Sawed and turned Spokes,' and some very exco6n nj
andinteresting samples Of the same exhibited.
an, N. D. CLARK & CO.
Ravenna. June 4, 1857. 81 ~ . =
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SHAWLS.-Broche, (long and square,)
~ Stella, silk and other styles Of Shawls at The
October 90, 1857 CHEAP STORE.
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sar : .LEASEs z q IT. g0q
: sCHERRY Z a.
PECTOR AI1,,z& 1
ron Trs RAPID CURE Or ~ ssosI sfij
rsnla.. 6pox.~N.s awAt
EVH TIE hAftU UVhH U p
Colds Coughs, and
} - AOafseMeS9.

lE BAIlfrf1fp, tILss., 2Oth Dec, 1855.
On. y. O. ARA; I do not hesitate 10 ~
the best remedy I have ever fopnd foe
Coughs, Hoarssnest, Influenza, and the
ooncomitant symptoms Of 4 Cold, q your
CHHRAY Pn0F0RAt. It's eonstAnt use In
ny practice and my family Tor the last
IN years has shown ittoposses1 supe.
nor virtues for the treatment o these
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FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Bsbbet Metal,
- Sheet Zinc, Sheet Leaf, Spelter, Crow-bars,
Brass Kettles, Nutts AID Wagon Boxes. Hemp and
Rubber Packing, Manila E0pe, etc., etc, at
Z. 7. RICHARDSON'S, 8
August 81. 1857 No, q PhTnix Block.
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THE subscriber, deemhg il an advantage
! both 10 his cuStomers and himself has INCLUDED
10 change his mode Of doing business somewhat, and
adODt tho
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NEW :.
FALLS WINTER GOODS,
vsd .glaa suArai5s 81 -, 'IyI6S5g -
Ne. ., PHENIK BLOCK. 5ias'
ETt Il. DAT,

rs .now. receiving bis Stock OF Fall and
j Winter Goods, Dsueht since the great depression
In the New York MARKET aud viii be sold 70 cores
pond with the times. All in want OF good Goods at
reasonable prices are invited TO call and examine his
Thai he can aud wiloGst great inducements TO cash
and ready pay buyers. ,EST
Let On la51.
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p. C.. BENNETT. M, n

earber and Hsir-dresser. Shop under theC Collin
Houss. Shaving, Hair cutting. and Shampoonine
dOaepYomptly andin the mostfashiona Bile style.
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ISAAC SWIFT. Rsvenun, ohis. /
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
Jim Lane.

IL takes all sorts of men to make up this
world OF ours; the mention of this mans
name IS enough to prove it, We do not af.
!ect to despise Lane; we rather like him He
IL SYSTEMATIC imposter-the great political
conndence-man of the age and generation
II the Republican party has the least warrant
LOT It's existence, the least right TO claim pop-
ular favor, Lanes character becomes 5oth
important and sanctifed There Nigh, have
peen Republican party without Lane, but
there could have been no Lane without a Re-
puolcan party. Jim Lane is no new man in
history hen piracy was romantic and he
rolr, the high seas could boast of manv. Tex
as. was full of them before the law got into
that country. All frontier life is instinct
with Laneism. In truch, the great canvass
OF IS4O-the hard cider affair-was notbipg
mole nor less than Republican tactics of the
present day. The gold spoons and the howl
that went up from the Republican pests, was
Laneism-that was ALL I'VE repeat. we rath-
er hke Lane He is bold; heroic, impu-
aen' ieiiow. In regard to his personal quail
ioies We knew little He is largely engaged
:" war matters; bat his proclamations are
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that If 1t cannot triumph according to law, il
will TRAMPLE ON THE Law; which threaten.
that 1T will lnaugurate a new era of civil war
OF rebellion and of revolution unless Congress
and the President will submit to its dictates,
and submissively yielding their own judg.
ment, register its edicts. If it had power il
would set up the despotism of the passion ru-
led mob, for tho wisdom of the chosen repre-
sentatiyes of the people 1t would commit
the trust of the destinics of our vast empire
into the hands of that most dangerous class
of demagogues who first persuade the people
to set at naught the law of the land, that tbey
may themselves create pretenee and JUS
tliIeation for their trampling upon popular
rights.
Let no man say that this picture of the New
Treason Party-for it is that and nothing
else-is overdrawn, until he reads th follow
ing extract from the Chicago Tribune
The Tribune" is the leading Republican
journal of Illinois. 1t is the most bold and
frank. ana outspoken among them. It new
er shrinks from the logical consequences of
the doctrines it teaches. And what these
consequences are is best shown by an extract
from late letter of its Washington core
spondent who evidently occupies high scat
IN the Republican synagogucs =
The public salty is the supreme law Let
vigilance committees be formed with authori-
ty to eHpel all Lecomptonites from the terri
tory of Kansas If this be treason and re-
bclllon their consequences must be met. If
U :. dragoons interpcse, they must be fired
upon. If Jaui6ss Bucnanaf Gives orders for
the military to fire upon the people; he is :.
traitor and In the event Of victory by the
peoples party he will be arraigned, tried and
executed as traitor [ recognize in the
present contest all the elements CT civil war"
Shame upon the journal which thus tacitly
endorses treason and rebellion, by giving
suchmatter prominent place in its columns,
without rebuking it! Shame upon upon the
party, IN whose bosom, men cherishing such
sentiments, find congenial home Sha me
upon the American, who proposes to prescribe
persecute, and even Danish from Kansas, all
It's citizens who differ with him in opinion,
upon gr' at political question. The force
OF treasonable folly could no farther 60"
than 1t has gone in the above quoted senten-
ees: And they bode forth the evil spirit
which for the last three years has possessed
the motley opposition to the Democratic par
ty. Law, order, justice, human life, iber-
ty ltself-all these it is willing to sacrifice
upon the foul altar of its unholy Ambition
We greatly err, if with such designs now
openly avowed, it can much longer lead as
cray the honest masses whom it has deluded
into its support.
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Coon FOB HN.--Among other good
things said by John Van Buren, in his recent
speech made at Tammany Hall, was the fol-
lowing.
We have published it before, but consider
ing that his family" have suffered some by
straying from the Democratic fold, we give
it again, hoping it may prove a warning to
some discontented spirits of the presen. day !:
Well gentlemen, there is one family has
got back safe into the Democratic party to
stay for life 1t is the Van Burcn family
and If Senator Douglas only knew the lens
:dreary road he has to travel. the deep roar,
ing streams he has got to swim his horses
over, the dark, stormy nights where the wind
VIII blow down his tents and he will be
forced 10 sleep on the ground with the rain
pouring on him in torrents, the high. steen
and al rugged mountains he has got to climb,
the lntei minable deserts, where there is NO
wood nor water he has got to cross. in the
road he has taken away from his fathers
house. he would, in my opinion. take the
straightest chute back into the Democrats
camp.
The roar that followed Johns description
OF the dangers and difficulties of the route he
himself had travelled since 1913 NAV be i'm
agined, but not described.
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MR. M0NTGoMFPY,s PPpp so,,

1Src -AA1-LS I REX S0TT TSp
In 1906 the Republicans IN order 't-tSA ,ai1.
MIR montgomery with the Democra,' y '1!l
Ged him with being as much al an - r.. co,
as Jonathen Knight. The charge g.. ..''s'li ..
by the Democrats but stubborpIv ines. lSal'
on BY the Republics We tnemI -1Ls1 y
been free-soiicr, but thought be h" L.l -5 u Ia
oncd his free-soii notions, HIS con-: -oald y
gross, however, accords very well With h 'aa u,
sentiments contained in the foIlov,, .''l a ~
written in 1913 when the author -, "He'
didate for State Senator ''1-
NAsHINGToN, Aug 25. lSiS
GEHTLEMEN Il received vour La.,,-
pounding certain .interrogatories. which Iss
proceed to answer =
Yen Inquire whether Of elected "a :;
Eote for resolutions declaring the ro;..
PeEnsylvanis in favor of incorpora.ipg j
Wilmot Proviso ?'') And if win vS. =
resolutions instruction our Senator'S and !,
questng cur representatives i'm Concrr,
vote Tor extending the ordinance of ;S7 A..
California and New Mexico. and araips .
attempts TO compromise that question or drij
the Territory between slavery and freedom
l answer unhesitatingly that l will VOTE
iaTor OF both thsabOve propositions.
You ask AGAIN, whether in voting for
United States Senator, 1 will vote only "a,
man who VII sustain the Wilmot prov;..
In the event of my being called upon to III,
seieetIo9samong gentlemen whose charscts
principles and abilities would qualify them
discharge ally tie duties of that hi,h n
honorable station, should difference Of opr
ion exist among them on the .'Wilmot Pp
vlso the friend of that measure sbepE L,,l
my decided preference and jealous support.
I'm respectfully, yours, &c.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
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LEC0MPTON IN THE HOUSE.

! 1t will be seen by the proceedings of Con
gress, which we publish in another column.
that the House of Representatives refused in
siSting on their amendment to the Senate
Dill Tor the admission of Kansas into the I'm
loh under the Lccompton Constitution. and
agreed to the appointment of Committee of
conference. The result of the vote on Mr..
Engllsh's motion for the appointment of a
committee OF Conference confirms us in the
opinion which we have recently entertained
that when the.vote was taken on Mr. Montpom
| erys Amendment. treason had done its worst
and that the days of the Coalition opposed to
the administration were numbered The re-
cent action OF the House is certainly encour.
aging and leads US to hope for speedy ad-
)ustment OF the Kansas controversy.
That the Black Republican leaders sock 70
prevent the admission of Kansas into the Tn
ION during the present session of Congress
Tor the purpose of keeping up the controver-
sy until the Presidential contest of 1850
there can be no doubt, The real bona tide
settlers of the territory desire immediate adj
mission INTO the Union as the only remedy
lof the anarchy and rebellion which have
reigned triumphant in their midst almost from
the hrst moment of the organization of tba
territory up to the present time. They No
longer desire the countenance or sunnort of
Emigrant Aid Societies; they no LONGER re-
gard SharFe's rifles as better than Bibles :
They are disposed to rely on their own un-
alded exertions to make Kansas homestead
ior the free, without any oficious intermed-
ding from outsiders. Having the clear and
undoubted right to amend the Iecom,to.
constitution Immediately after their al,n;s-
sion INTO the Union under it, they are ,s;,,;n
.0.accept 1t for the present, knowing that f
Is IN their power to ip.me,iiately alter or aboI
ISL any Objectionable features it NAV cont,;a
but notwithstanding the clearly ascertainea
oesife OF the people of Kanses for admission
into the Union, the Black Republican lead
efS seem determined to prevent the final set
.,iement ct the controversy during the present
session OF Congress. For the purpose of nre-
serving the organization Of their sec,iono1
party few years longer they are willing to
continue the fanatical and senseless agitation
winch has introduced anarchy and confusion
INTO hansas' and weakened the league of
love that holds the Union together It Is Of
course impossible to say at present what will |
DC the result of the labors of the Comr;ttoo
. OF conference. That they will adopt plan
lor me admission of Kansas, which will, ba %,
.rt.r,n: ~ conservative men OF all parties we
no doubt Mr MOntgomery's amend
men' to the Senate bill being clearly uncop-
will receive no attention - 49,
-a -aias OF the Committee. They will probably
g spot' inc Senate bill with few slight mod
lonb.,. 80 0f Tue benefit of love sick swans for
-O'0'iess " We have many such among our read
~ we clip the following exquisite little gem
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~ GREnaHs
CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS. ;.


x The Commonwealth Of PennS,,,5 ~
a - SSs mia to Simeon j. Evans, son O. ?
NAG ward Evans. late of the boFoe5r =.
-, Ebensburg, deceased, and Z, J. W.
erS, Esq, guardian pro hoe rice Of Wlilan :
Sarah Farr, grandchildren of the sad CEN Ge:SS
end to all other persons interested. GRtbiL..
You are hereby cited TO be and appear
the Judges Of our Orphans Court at an w
Court 10 be held at Ebensburg. on the hrsi -
day OF June next, then and there to acctl.
fuse to take the real estate of said Edward W.
deceased, situate in the borough Of Ebts.- 1
aforesaid, at the appraised valuation Put y.
1t by an Inquest duly awarded by the sad :, -
and returned by the Sheriff on the sth ds .:.,-
March instant, to wit Premises No. 81 so.s -
premises No, ,, $500; premises No. 5, 81.
premises No. $3.50; or to show cause Wh! =
same should not be sold. And hereof fai 70,
Witness the Honorable George Taylor: ~
dent OF our said Cour. at Ebensburg. the henn. LIZ.
day OF March, A D. 1858. VI. HAe>Cs
mar24:Te:G.
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MFRS. MARC ARFT TODD respectfully i
Nlforms the public that she has Just recaH
and is now opening at her store room on Hi.
street kbensburg nearly opposite the store Of
Shoemaker. large and splendid assortment
FANCY Dry Goods, BOnnetS, Cap
Head Dresses. Flowers in wreath
and bunches. Trimmings, Ribbon
&C, EoEnets, Sc,
manufactured To order, TERMS C..SH \
April 2Ist No 23.
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NJ L or the benefit of love sick swan. g..
uOu0'iess We have many such among our re,d
From, on o"p Tue following exquisite little gem
from one OF our exchanges. Miss. Jobnson
Is certainty poetess of no mean pretens;on1
Mary Ellen johnson is my name
And single is my station
Anp napPy VIII be the little man,
That makes the alteration -
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= Scandal is what ona-h.Ir
takes great pleasure in ;nrant: u 'ne world
ether bali equal pleasure in Lei;ey;,a ana the