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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-05
CorrruRE ExrRA0RDINARY.-Iti i,

COUTURE ExTRAORDINARY.-It is be-
coming quite the rage among young ladies
TO cut the hair off at the sides, and wear
il as if in a profusion of short, frizzled
curls, which are combed back from the
temples and formed into rows, one above
the other, the general effect being some
what irregular and very coq"ettish.-
(" Charming is the almost universal YER
dict, and furore is the consequence
among boarding school misses aud those of
our bellies who ike TO produce sensation.
The fever has spread rapidly, and hun
dreds of youthful beauties have surren.
dered their glossy tresses to Che barber
Probably nothing but the dictates of {. sh-
ion could have induced the fair owners to
par. with any portion of their treasures of
dark and golden hair. But are they
aware of the quarter whence this fashion
issuedY It originated, says Mr.. Willis,
with the Partisan lorettes (frail females,
and vas imported by two representative
Of that sisterhocd.
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M0RPHY AND lARwITz--TERMINA
TtoN OF THE MATCH. The match has
just been settled, and Mr.. Morpby declar-
ed the winner, all bets being paid They
were to have played until enc or the other
had won seven games; but when they stood
Morphy five and Ilarrwitz two, the latter
gave it up, laying the blame of his defeat
upon his i'll health; but the fact is Morphy
is by far the best player. When the ter
mination of the match was announced at
the Cafe dc la Reyence, the rendezvous
of the chess players here, the Americans
assembled were quite uproarious in
their exultation, while the Germans and
the Prussians, who had bet upon Harrwitz
Immediately suffered terrible elongation
of countenance. Still they continue to
have hope, for another persea has been
sent for TO try his hand at playing with
the formidable you G American, and the
person is countryman Of theirs. PARIS
Correspondent ofhe Boston Transcript.
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LET REPENTANT SINNER LIVE. -
The Doylestown Democrat, Pa, thus SER
moDises on the resent overthrow Of its
party.
"Tbe result in the State is as VIC antci.
patcd; We arc beaten in almost all quarters,
and have lost nearly all our Congressman,
the House of Representatives, and proba.
bly, the Senate The Anti Lecompton
feeling was go strong that it bore down all
opposition, and swept over the State like
whirlwind. In all the annals Of politics
there has never been known greater rev.
olution. We hope that the result will he
productive of good, aud will teach our rul.
or. that great principle cannot be dcser.
ted with impunity"
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Illinois Election.

chicago, NOV. 4th.
Returns received indicate the electiox
of Republican Congressman in the LIST, I'd,
Sd and 4th Districts, aud Democrats in
the 9Th, 9th 7th, 9Th and 9th Districts,
you'd doubt
Republican majorities on the State tick
ct in the northern counties are somewhat
reduced from the vote of 1856.
The Republican State ticket is elected
by about 5000 majority.
The Administration vote in the State
will not exceed $500.
LyoIsLAruREs-In the House the
De. nocra.s have majority Of s; in the
Senate ;.
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Mr.. Howard Defeated.

The bet. Advertiser in speaking of the
defeat of Vim. A. HOWARD for Congress,
remarks:
We give it.up. Mr.. Howard is defeated.
We deeply regret this result, because it may
endanger the next House, and because we
lose the services of an able and faithful rep
resentative in the next Congress. But there
is no use in crying for split milk. The wealth
err, and the government money, and illegal
voting, and hard lying, have been too
much for Republican apathy, and disaffec-
ton. Washtenaw has done badly, and
Livingston has done no better. From
this county VIC had but little to expect, and
we have got it. We are good in talk and
small in ,corks. Jackson, under the cir
cumstsnces, has done nobly, and of her
we have no fault to find. But the thing
is done and we are prepared to submit
A "Nigger Democratic" representative for
two years will do us good. BY that time
we shall probably be prepared to consult
our own interests instead of those of the
slave drivers.
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New York Election.
Now York, Nov. 4

NOW l0rk, NOV. ].
As far as heard from the Republicans
have carried 70 members of assembly
Democrats 80; leaving 2S to be heard
from-nearly all of which have probably
elected Republicans.
The Senate will stand 10 Opposition to
IL Democrats.
The Tribune still claims the election OF
Haskin in the 9th Congressional Dis.
trict.
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PROCLAMATION.

In rohformily to'a we'll established custom, l
nave thought proper to designate, and 1 hfreby
appoint Thursday, the twenty fifth day Of Novem-
Der aext, s . day Of general 1hanksgiying and
Praise to Aitigbtk. GsaI ,,sif .fts
bnl THAI ~, I ssrpsptiy invite the good people
Of ths St4tkto assemble In thoir several places of
worship, and make public and grateful acknowl-
edsmcbt Of the goodnoss OF Divine Providence,
which has brought us safely through another year
with blessings and mcrcies innumerable. Let NJ
10 thankful for propitious seasons, in which the
frnts Of the earth have ripened and Leeu gathered
70 supply our wants; for peace and TRANQUILITY
for the tolerance Of free thought end free discus
sion for the undated zeal which anima,es our
people TO educate and enI;gb.cn, and thus elevate
and improve all clas>es; for the undated real
which snimates our people to educate and enlght-
en-, and thus eie' ate aud improve all Glasses; for
the love OF psrty and the desire pepetustc free
institution witch prevails for the serious thought
which - many have given TO the duties they owe
ther Mixer and their fellow men, and which has
sor. pted the resolution to do Justly, love mercy
aud walk humbly before God" Apdlet us earnest
iy implore a continuance Of tho blessings which
have been showered to abundantly upon our ia
yored land.
In witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal of the State to be af-
IL. 81 fixed at the Capital in Lansing, this
twentieth day Of October, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight
r. tho Governor,
KiESLET s. BINGHAM
JoHN McKiNSEr, Secretary Of State.
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NasS,chusetts Election.

Boston, Nov. I'd.
Returns from all bit 10 towns give
Banks $1,000, Beach S,9oO, Lawrence
1000, round numbers.
sSepstors-37 Republicans, ) Demo-
cratA
Represeptati%es-l92 Republicans, 20
Demooraas, 10 Americans, 0 to hear from.
Burlinesme's majority for Congress up.
wards of 400.
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THINK.--The number of languages spok-
en- are 4,064 The number of men is
about equal to the number of women
The average of human life is 80 years.
.One quarter die before the age Of 7. One
half before the age of IL. To every 100
only SIX reach 10 years; and not more than
one in 500 will reach 50 years There are
on the earth ,000, 900, 900 ofinhabitants.
OF these SO ,333, 1888 die every year. 9l,-
S24 die every day; $3.50 every hour, and
60 per minute, or one every second
These losses are about balanced by an equal
number of births. The married are Ion
ger lived than the single; and above all,
those who observe, sober and industrious
conduct Tall men live longer than short
ones. Women have more chances of life
previous to the aye of 30 years than men,
but fewer after. The number of marriages
is in the proportion of rs to 100. Mar
rages are more frequent after the equnoxe
that is, during tho months of June aud
December. Those born in Spring are gen.
GRAIL; more robust than others, Birth and
deaths are more frequent by night than by
day. Number of men capable Of bearing
arms is one-fourth of the population
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CHvRoh FbR BEEcrIER; Ward Beech.
vris to have uewrcArnra, which is to
cost $l75,O00.
neutrality-suspicious. Meth
odist of Alabama Nave raised $500, GOO as
a beginning for an endowmen fund for q
University as GZssDsbQyough
JUsT 80 The Grand RiverEsg.e says
The Washington Union, in suEveying tie
political field, speaks exultingiy Of "the
past and future" but il seems to have
no relish for dissertation upon "the pres
ent
CRIME IN KENT CoUNTY.--There have
been one hundred and eighty five commit
ments for crime to the Jail of Kent county
from January LIST to October 18th.
LOSING CONFERENCE.-THE President
has blocked out the main features of tho
Message but does not consult the Cabinet
on the subject
WHAT THEY HAD DONE.-The Free
Press Of Saturday, takes up a column in
telling what the democrats have done
there is one thing they never have done,
and never will do,-and that is to reconcile
free men to slavery.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR RECEIPTS
The total receipts of the Fair at Syracuse
were Sl0,Sl5 81. Last year at Buffalo,
S13,07S 81. This falling off was all owing
to the rain on the third day.
p@- The total receipts of the Michigan
State Fair, exclusive of the subscriptions
$4,000 by the City Of Detroit, were 81
258 80.
DAVID WILMoT on THE ENCH.-The
Hon. David Wilmot is reelected Presiding
Judge of the Judicial district composed of
the counties of Susquehanna and Bedford
by 4,63O majority over II. W. Patrick,
Old line Wing.
BISGHAM.-This is a new township
in Huron county, composed of township
fifteen, ranges II, IL and l /, settled prln-
cipslly by Poanders and has already sew
enty families-there are only two Buchan-
an men in the tornshP.
The Cincinnati Enquirer calls Detnoc-
racy the Constitutional party" Its
constitution has but two articlcs-lean
principles and fat Offices.
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nA- W. II. Brown, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of Calhoun county, has resigned his
Office in consequence of the inadsIuacy Of
tho salary, $500. The Circuit Judge,
Hon. b. +. Graves, will fill the vacancy
until January next, by appointment.
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Delaware Election.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 8.
The Democratic Stats-siekety~siv1>gM
ocratic Legislature is elected.
Newcastle County gives whitoby, Dem,
for c0nQssH Ssslclsrs ri
Kent County, l67 majority for White
by.
Sussex Ceunty--5 boroughs to hear
from-gives Wlitehy 30 majority.
Newcastle County gives Sn opposition
majority. Of3G for Governor
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ga- The United Congregational and
Presbyterian Church, and Society of Bat
tie Creek have passed a series of appro-
pirate resolutions upon the death of their
former Pastor, Rev $. y. Pitkin.
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An EDIToR IN LucK.--1hc proprietor
of the Troy (Alabama) Independent
American congratulates himself upon hav-
ing n W pair of brcechcs-the cloth cost
him four bits a yard His wife thinks
they are so handsome that she wears them
herself.
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Milwaukee. Nov.

In this city, Brown, dem, for Congress
has SIS maj. In the let Dist, Rep. for
Congress, elected by 5000 maj Returns
are scattering, but, as fer as heard from
favor of the election Of Billipghurss, Rep,
in tie q p-st., and Washtur9 il the p
N.s:.
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ma- The Hoo. j. Clancy Jones, the de-
faatcd Lecomptou candidate for Congress
~ Bcrks county, Penn, has received the
appointmcnt of Minister TO Austris. The
salary attached to the place is 1900 per
anaun. lie will probably resign his pres
emit position of Representative and new
e. ,'ea WI aavc to he held 10 I'll tho va
.a.oy ID Lhe eEistiag Congress.
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A SNUG INcoME.-Mr Howe, the in
ventor os the loop-stch used by all the
best sewing machines, derives an annual
income Of SO, 900 from his invention.
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nea- We notice that wild geese are be-
ginning to fly southwark 1t is said to be
the sign Of an carly winter.-Juckson
Citizen.
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.iovIso SourH-Tfe Chattanooga
(Icn2) Representative Of tho 10th ut.
says
a CT. lead Of 81 Virginia and South
Cigo!ina Africans passed through this city
% the l4.h inst, en- route for the cotton
aai sugar regions. The rs;;r5aa arrivals
how tremendous drsin-of Afsscsss f.cw
.hc old States to those further Seu.h
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Bay A large bear was killed in Leroy,
Calhoun county. last Tuesday. The ami
NAL received nine ball before it yielded.
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pas- A company of dragons is being
enrolled at Jackson. Thiny.threc names
are already entered
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Ohio Election.

Columbus, o., Nov. 4.
The official returns show an az, rage Re-
publican majority in Ohio Oh the State
ticket of 20,966.
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MINNESOTA LEGIsLATUHr.-The st.
Alban News of the 18th give the CON-
plexion of the Minnesota Legislature as
follows
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sss- The City Council of Richmond
(Va) have determined to organize paid
fire department.
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Republican Victories! /!
Glorious News!
FREEDOM TRIUMPHANT!
The Entire North Right Side Up
Republican Me}ority..in. she NEXT Congress.
THE STATE.

THE STATE.
Notwithstanding the terrible storm that
prevailed nearly all day on Tuesday, the
Republicans had everything their own
way We have elected every State Off.
Ger; aad will have good working major.
ity in both branches of the Legislature
Kellogg, Congressman of this District,
will have ut least three thousand majority.
Our majority on the State Ticket, is
about 10000.
TUE COUNTY.
Here the Republicans have made q
clean sweep. Every candidate on our
County Ticket, from representative to
Coroner, have been most triumphantly
elected by majoritics ranging from $50 to
$50. The border ruf1ian slavocracy had
made every effort, and strained every nerv }
to elect their Sheriff, making use of all
manner of LIES, telling different stories in
every townships each to suit tho occasion
pouring out whisky like water, but all
of no avail. John H. Stoddard will be
the next Sheriff We shall give the Off.
cial canvass next week
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|" RRIED.

10 Lss.y:%xs townssip. Novsnbse tss i1tA. ~
Asa Harmon, hinlsssv Of tbs eoeps4 M. HohsE
n. HrxGsaYoap, o. Cas- so0n>y, ~ Mr.. AhAssA
NJ. JENNINGS, OF Van Buren, county. Mica.
That they may live. and thor present happiness
continue, Unit, TIC hair their hceds are as White
"a the candy hixirs" q, a, inounted The cake thcs
sect u1. l tAe heartfelt yish Of "us" Tfinte.s
4 Dr.t.-h osi.cr wfitin, FROM Tehtsaa. Pe!s.s,
10 lie 'ionloa Times. f4ioagAs IA Caihartio
Pill Manufactured ~ an Arssricen Chsmi,s,'
(DR. J. c. Aver. OF Lower. Mass.3 LIS cured the
Shah, Of Liver Complaint that threatsnsi h.s
life. This simple tact, as might be expected. rem
doris the Americans immensely popular here, while
we English are overlooked. Doubtless our own
scholars made the discoveries which he employs,
and thus il is in everything; We do the labor, thsE
the housing Americans put their mark on k and
take the rewsr d. .=Doot. Aver is idoDfsd BY tho
Court and il retainers here, which will doubtless
be reflected to him on gold snuff box, or diamond
hiltcd sword, while not the name even OF Dasy,
Chrstoson or Brodie---the great sights by which
he shines, is knovn."-NeU York Sunday Paper.
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.,-rii "a s:::g aazr. a: s,:r "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Core, pondenee Of The Cincinnati Commercial
THURSDAY MORNING, Sept 10, lSbS.
Here We are forty-ive miles east OF Cumberland, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, amid perfect wreck
The eastward bound express, this morning, al lew
minutes before o'clock was thrown Of the track, And
the engine, tender, baggage and one passenger car
were thrown down embankment some ID 10 ~ feet.
The locomotive turned three times in going down.
The tender rolled down end over end. The baggage
car turned over two three times and was smashed
to pieces. The first passenger car, in which there
was twelve or fifteen passengers fell over perpen-
dcuar wall Of about 80 feet and Of course was some
what broken. The second passenger car was off If
the track and was tipped over t0 an angle OF 10 de-
prees suspended thus by its coupling 70 the car
upon the edge Of the wall the first passenger car
which was living on its side below Had il gone over
the persons in the first car must nearly all have been
killed The thrown Oft the track, but
not in dangerous position rs the second. There
was but person, the fireman, killed. All who went
over with the wreck less cnt and bruised
lone fatally as we think. The fireman wac killed
by the engine rolling over him.
The accident cansed by some hend in human
shape changing the switch. lie would meet with
warm reception If he could now be- found.
There il one feature here that have not observed
elsewhere that IL, the couplings Of the passengercars
are all Of wood Had il not been for this the whole
train must inevitably have gone over the wall one
car on top Of another. But the couplings readily
broke, or twisted of and thus freed the cars.
Had the couplings been iron, there would in all prob
ability have been from ten 10 twenty persons killed.
ONE OF THE PASSENGERS.
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A NARROW PE-BREAKING OF AN
AXLE.
From ne Chieaao Journal, Sept. %.

From The Chicago Journal Sept %
This morning about half-past eight az the DE kalb
passenger train, due here at nine o'clock, was APP
preaching the bridge just west Of Oak Ridge, the pas
sengors startled by some pretty rough knocks,
that were anything but " Apostolic" The sensation
something ike going over frontier corduroy
at about 2.iO time.
The train, consisting of two passenger, one baggage
and SIX freight cars, moving at the rate Oi be-
tween twenty-five and thirty miles hour when the
aAle of OF ne freight broke and the axle with
Of the wheels attached after the Of huge
nail WAS driven down it, whole length into the earth
between two ties, leaving the wheel projecting inst
enough 10 make clean swe. beneath the train spn-
tering every brake and bending several OF the a1es
like reeds while the other wheel was wedged between
q stubborn truck frame and an axle.
Had the eBd Of the axle struck between two ties,
and been driven, in that extraordinary manner Ike an
iron pile there would unquestonably have been ter
rfc miscellany Of wrecked ears aud mang!ed HUI
mainly.
At the first shock the coupling Of one Of the forward
broke, and thus cleared the train from the engine
Fears were for instant, entertained that We should
reach the bridge over the Aux Plain before the train
could be stopped but happily those fears ground
lees. Conductor Crawford promptly dispatched the
engine 10 Oak Rdg. for another train, and piled INTO
freight and secondclass cars the passengers, Of whom
there was large number, reached the city about ~
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
Personal.

A GALLANT GAsr.-We Learn that while DoOgb-
was speaking at Centraa in front of the hotel on
Friday night, lady on the balcony innoeenty ered
then turned toward her, and forgetting that he ought
to BE- q gentleman, grossly insulted her by coarse
blackguard denuncation. The consequence was that
the gentlemen in the crowd gentlemen will allow
ladies to be insu,edl sustained the Lincoln edy, and
made the Little Giant dry up"
HIRED Our" FOR LIFE.-A colored man NAMED
William Brode, Of the bark Overman Of New-Yerk,
who was convicted some time -ince IN DnieD, Ca, OF
attempting to inyegle slaves, was last week hired DOT
for sixty five year, to Mr. James b. Stripping Of Tasoel
County, Maryland, for tj53, the amount Of Zoe and
costs Of stiit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
FROM TEXAS.

We have Galveston papers 70 the 18th inst, and
others from interior and coast towns.
Col Samuel Williams, President Of the COMMERCIAL
and Agricultural Bank Of Galveston, and one Of the
Oldest aud best known citizens Of Texas died 81 hs
residence near Galveston the evening Of the iHh,
" Of d lingering disease, rather gradual decline Ut
the physical system" The CiriI,dn says:
'Col. Williams was in the si,ty-fourth year u h's
age and has been citizen Of Texas about thrty-nvo
years. He was long connected with COL ). p. Austin
in his colonization contract, and was partner IN We
grant Of Austin 4 Williams. He was one at The
leading spirits of the Texas revolution, spd NJ eon-
junction with Thos - Mckinney, did more TO furnish
to carry on the war than any other party. He
held many important positions Of honor and trust
under the Republic. FL was public spirited and
enterprsing citizen faithful officer warm friend,
a devoted husband and kind and indulgent parent.
The work on the Sabine River Improvement Ia pro-
crossing timely aud, it is expected, VIII b compkted
this seusOn.
The Galveston papers continue TO report deaths
from yellow fever Up to the 18th, IA deaths had &C.
CURED, and since then others are reported.
The Indlanolo Courier learns that the work OF
dredging out the mouth Of the bayou ct Saiuria has
be n commenced.
their master Mr. Bo-twck, on the 9TH Of JsnuArylnst,
in jackson County, have been tried In Texans,
convicted, aud sentenced 10 b. hung ON the esh Oh
IN, Austin State Ga:ette Of the llth inst. sAys:
A gentleman from Comanche County represents the
Indians as quite troublesome in that region some
two weeks since they stole horses, killed cattle and
placed the frontier people in much dread. A number
Of families have left for points of greater security.
The citizens Of Brown San Saba and other counties,
have been for time driving their horses 70 the
interior for safety. 80. Ia
The Boundary Commission will be- organized At Ban
Antonio. They will leave that point in about SIX
weeks and proceed to FL Pa-o-ths beginning point.
The official vote from 100 counties gives Buckley
81 II9 and Bell u s3 giving Bell majority Of ia
votes. The reported vote from fourteen countless MOI
including III Paso, gives Buckley Sls and Ben ~;
majority for Buckley in fourteen counties 4oi woes,
giving Bell majority in ia counties Official and re-
ported OF 3l3 votes. Letters have been received from
Fl Paso to the 18th and 9th August not one Of them
mentions whether there had been or had not be,o Oh
election held there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

OLIVER Dirsos q Co., Boston, have issned the fol.
lowing pieces Of Music:
Fsnt.ae with brhan, ,sEistions from the opsrs Of la
sirene fAubcr). Henri Ro-rlin.
YONG Pianist. Albo collection Of IL fsvote airs from,
popular modern operas arranged IN easy msnD>r, snd
fingered, byJ. A. Getze-Msrch from William Tell tH~'n,
Theme b. Ambrose (ThoHss) four as f'S, lie
Cha., "a Adsu.l; Duet PoloBsi.e and an air from
Linda d ChsnouIs Donzed)i TO airs from Ia fsvoh'~
(Doiizr;d); sr from AssAnie.o (esrsssl
ernsIa New Voesl Gems from The Osfm&n-oh were sss
q Moonlight. ray (KucseDl
Alabama collection Of Pokss, schoehss, WAie H. ~
II Aus. Pond Chs.,erboI "sHI oras Lus WAX
Jesnnetten Polss joe kAeWw'Ay
Carnival DE- Venice, Craneh
Tn. Battle PRAYER, Hiu.msL