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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
The Leeompion InIquIty Defeated.

We have the pleasure of congratulating our
readers upon the overwhelming defeat which
Lecompton sustained yesterday in the House of
Representatives. Palmerstons route on the
refugee bill was not more decided and humiIia-
ting, than is that which the administration has
met with at the hands of the peoples represent
tatives. The victory will be hailed by thou
sands and tens of thousands of patriotic hearts
all over the country, because it is telling re-
buke upon the fraud that was perpetrated upon
free people, in attempting to force down their
throats set of laws which they had IN every
way in their power disavowed and ignored.
As if the defeat and humiliation upon the di-
rect question, moved by Mr.. Stephens, of Ca,
"shall the bill be rejecteds" was not enough,
the House went to work, ana, by vote of 100
to 112, passed crittenden's amendment. And
then proceeding in their work of pilling PeIion
upon ossn, we read that the Special Kansas
Bill was amended by Montgomery's substitute,
by the same vote. So that the route was com
pie, and unmistakeable.
Such victory is glory enough for one day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

A DocToR IN TRornLE.-An interesting case
came off last week, before the Recorders Court,
in this city 1t seems DIR. j. b. Chapman be-
came enamored last fall with beautiful and nc
complishcd young lady by the name of Miss
Little. 1t seems her charms were so proposes
ing as to cause the Doctor to importune her
greatly to join HIM in the holy bonds of we'd
lock. The Doctor being old, near sixty, and
she young and beautiful, she required him to
advance her bonus on the promise ofmarriage.
To this the Docotr readily consented, and made
over to her according to his account about So
900 worth of property. Since she came in pos.
him, .and he brings his suit to recover the pro-
perty, alleging that it was obtained through
fraudulent pretences. She pleads, we learn,
that the Doctor is married man, and there
fore she would not marry him, and that she
did not learn this until af er the courtship.-
The suit went against the Doctor Ransas Her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
DIED.

On Thursday the IEt list, ct 1i1 o'clock ", susAS
LANE oRASER, youngest daughter Of Gibson L.
2. oraumsr, aged year, 2 mouths and ~ days
The funeral VIII place from the resdsnee her Pc
rents ZaHe's Island, This Day at o'eIOsk .. n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

SEWING MAcnINEs-1Aejr Etect.-Tbe N. Y.
Eesning Post says that the effect of sewing ma
chimes in depriying women of the occupation by
which they have heretofore earned their bread,
has been to direct the attention of sober minds
to the condition of women and its cause. y
course of lectures is about to Recommended in
the metropolis for the benefit of the scamstrcs-
SEES, which promises the investigation of the
subject Among the names of speakers men
toned, are those of James T. Brady and Mr..
Thayer the Massachusetts Congressman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

MAKING THE MosT OF IT Cannon ,Sense all
round-Laura Lee is the daughter ola wealthy
farmer near Detroit, for whom Thomas Barnes
was plough-boy. Thomas, the rogue, stole Lau-
ra's heart and then herself They ran away and
by legal process got spliced Old Lee offered
$500 for the recovery of his daughter. The
young couple concluded to go back and take the
money and the curses. When they arrived
home they were agrecably astonishcd to find
themselves heartily forgiven by the old man,
and awarded homestead and farm of fifty
acres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

JonS VAN BUREN-72e Stray Douglas.-
John Van Buren, recently said, in convivial
speech:
Well, gentlemen, there is one family has 60
back safe into the democratic party to stay for
life. 1t is the Van Buren, family; and if Senator
| Douglas only knew the long, dreary road he
has to travel, the deep, roaring streams he has
got TO swim his horses over, the da,S stormy
nights where the wind will blow dowi his tents
and he will be forced to sleep on IT, ground
with the rain pouring on him in to- ents, the
high, steep, and rugged mountains IL has got
to climb, the intermnabc deserts, wi ere there
is no wood nor water, he has got to cross in the
road he has taken away from his fathers
house" no would, in my opinion, take the
stTaightest chute back into the democratic camp.
-SsSDSS
A Missouri DURL.-A correspondent of the
Missouri Republican, writing from Cairo, III,
March %, says:
a gentleman from Charleston, Mississiuui
county, Mo-, reports that bloody and fatal du-
! ell took place few miles above that place yes
terCay, between two nen named - Lane md
Allen Hale. They had an old grudge, and
agreed to meet and settle it by fighting with
douoIS 6arreled Shot-guns at ten PAGES, which
| they did accordingly At the first giving of the
word. both guns missed fire; at the next ATTEMPT
HaleS gun missed FIRE, and Lanes went off.
pouring its load ofbuck.shot into Hale's body
Hale fell, and Lane went up to him and beat him
on the head with his gun, breaking the gun
Lane had not been arrested this morning, the
people appearing to regard it rs fair fight.
-$.@.S-----
TnE Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph. speaking
of the revival in progress in that city, says:
Instead of aimlessly beating the mir. by hold.
ing these meetings and making eloquent prny
eIS' for what they know not, lei the ..husiness
men" g, to the nearest priest, get Il catechism.
study the articles of the Creed, the Lords
Prayer, the Ten Commandments, and the seven
fSacramentS, and learn precisely how to save
thelr souls, and thenceiorward devote them.
selves to the practice of what they learn.
BAPrisN-Some people may not understand
the precise definition of baptism" The Ten.
nessee Baptist puts forth the following:
"Genuine baptism is not immersion bv an
unauthorized minister, is it immersion by
- Fresoyterian or Methodist preacher, even though
he may have been immersed; nor is il Inner.
SION by Baptist preacher Christian baptism
is =, immersion by Baptist minister who him.
self has been regularly immersed hv regular.
ly immersed Baptist minister Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

LIVELY PLAcE-A recent letter from Lex
irgton, Texas, says:
On Wednesday evening, the goth of January,
Jack Harris, Jesse Parsons, and - Wnshburn,
rode out of Lexington in company. The next
day Parsons was found about half mile from
Lexington, with his brains shot out, but still
breathing. Washburn was tried before JUS
tice of the Peace and acquitted; in fact, Harris
stated to several persons, that he (Harris) shot
Parsons himself Harris left Immediately, and
has not been heard of since.
Word came to town on yesterday that Parsons
was dead, which isno doubt correct The cause
of the difficulty is not known. They were all
three gamblers.
On Sunday morning the oath of January, the
body of James Cox was found suspended by n
rope from tree, near Lexington. Cox was seen
in the town on Saturday evening, the 23d, and
was found next morning. This is all that any
one processes to know about the hanging, but
that Cox was hung until dead, there is no mis-
take
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

How TO GET RELIGroN.-At one of the prayer
meetings at Burton's Theatre, Henry Ward
Beecher said.
He was strongly impressed with the idea that
there should not be occasion for so much indi-
vidual labor as there is He could conceive the
necessity of it in heather country, where the
Gospel is proclamation the first time; but here,
where the truths of Christianity have been so
long and repeatedly taught-where we have
heard little els.-it seemed to him men did not
need, in this respect to go through with anoth-
err training He believed there was not a man
present incapable of being Christian before
shutdown.
But there are many who lay out plan Tor
being converted, by supposing that they must
first be serious for two or three days, then have
week of being anxious, and then finally go
through He'll Gate and become Christian. 1t
was, he thought, shame for man to lay out
such plan. A man should take hisresolution,
and act upon it at once.
There was an idea that unless there was some
leader in the case, deacon or clergyman, a
mans conversion could not be complete; but he
believed that Christianity was between mans
heart and his God, and that he needed not these
appliances There was not man in the house,
Who if he chose, could not go home that night,
and to the amazement of his wife and children,
ask Gods blessing upon his dinner in Chris
tian spirit for the first time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(BY YESTERDAYS MAH-s.)
Tr- A. - " sr-tl,,I
TFrom The n. Y. Tribune.l

tons FOR Sir ledTs.-By the laws of gravity 1t
is easy to come down. By the laws of trade it
is not; for when prices once get up, it is very
hard for those who profit by them TO come down
to the old level. The question has arisen as to
how the present prices of beef cattle compare
with past years, and large purchaser of butch
ers' meat asks us to state whether prices at last
market at Bulls Head were not as low as they
were upon the corresponding day in 1858. We
reply by copying from our Cattle Market Re-
ports the quotations for six years, since great
many persons are interested in the beef question:
ylr.. e S1sSH s9' ls''. Es sas@ ss$
Medium eGI s'...s @s, ''' MiIcI Is, isb7
Inferior ~ FIRST quality. ii39gi2
GOOD retailing. Clio Extra ;,:::::.:..1s SI3&
%1a;a 81, iss5 UsHf' Misea 81, 1855
second rate......i0 @i95 Medium. 8 q sH
Inferior q 81 Ordinary. a
cry MARCH 90, is Sl- General eI' average
First guilty. 91s91O
TIE N. Y. BooT AND SHOE TRADE.-We have
had steady demand the past week. principally
from southern buyers. The western merchants
are arriving slowly and take hold very sparingly.
The sales thus far do not exceed one half of
those of last season, as the desire appears to be
to keep within prescribed limits. The credits
to certain houses arc fully as long those given
heretofore, and there seems TO be but little de-
termination to reduce them. If a merchant does
not think his customer good at six months, why,
surely he cannot he much better at three; so the
only safe way to act is to deny him. The Ie
form in credits, which some were so clamOrous
about few months since, turns out as we ex-
pected, because every dealer wants to be free to
conduct his business as he thinks will be the SAT-
est and most proitable-N y. Post.
1ROSscOch pig iron in moderate demand at t2S8s2e,
LEAIHRR-There is fair demand for hemloek soIe and
prices steady 221 for OrinoeO, and 9la2Se
for Rio Grande and BuenOS Ayres six mOnths- HJOUr
Commerce.
| MONEY AND LAND Manifestations & Bro
theirs, No. Is Wall street, quote Currency,
| L 1 l.. c.li
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
CmEOPLAsTIC PROCESS.

AN IMPROVEMENT IN MeChanIcaI Uenu5tIY.
DR. g. W MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Wheeling AMI the
OIfPTIA public Seaeray, that having just returned
A-I-L from Baltimore, where from personal in
struetion from the Patetee Dr. Blsndy and from DE-
Church. Demonstration OF Operative Dentistry in the Bal
tinOTs Dental College, and having purchased the Tghi
to the above named improvement he Is prepared
to Introduce among his patrons ths method III
practice Of Dentistry. This srpasses the old
tice, in tile folio wing particulars:
1st II absolutely add
consequently TO the mouth.
spaces iolgnlent Of the
FPcTefOns this work remarkable eleaBn5ss
3D. Partial sets. from fil bs inserted
with perfect without the 81 Chaps sag
which destructive the oaEhf q
be by operator regarding the good
Of hls patients-
an IN point Of strength it possesses vast superiority
all other methods.
9Th From Admiration Il feels Kht In proportion
20 Its weight
The public invited to cali specimens.
Dr. NJ. purchased exclusive right Ctv Of
Wheeng, and Is also authorized 10 sch rights for Ohio AID
Virginia
95lss asar As II z CEure1, ciap1iae Srssf, c.atrs
E1SeEiHg. rnh24-ira
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

VINO CAx BEAT Tms?-The Norfolk Day
Book lOcalizer has hankering after crinolinc,-
Under the above interrogation, he gives the fol-
lowing:
\ young lady in Portsmouth, engaged in
gathering dress few evenings ago, took IRE
hundre,l. ind uirty-eight STITCHES iIt thee min
utes, as follows: first minute 1TG, second min.
ute 176, and third minute IS6. While this
may seem almost unreasonable, VIC know it to
be fact, aud n fact, too, that establishes the
truth, that the ''patent sewing machines" stand
no chance at all in Portsmouth,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

LEGISLATIVE PRocrEplNes.-W notice in the
proceedings of our Legislature, by yesterdays
mails. that the House bill to pay the interest on
the bonds of the city Of Wheeling, guaranteed BY
the State, has passed the Senate.
A bill has passed the Senate, fixing the LIST
day of August next, as the time by which the
Banks ofthc State must resume specie payments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
GEORGE W. HIGGIEBoTHAN,
SARAH A. HlGGINBOFHAM-
Gardiner, Maine, June q, 1855.

PROF. o. J. woOD-Dear Sir: have used two bottles
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, truly
t Is the greatest discovery restoring AMI
changing the Hair. Before using Of seven
ty. My Hair attained original color You
c world without the fear, my
u the kind.
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL " LfURPTYY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
CINCINNATI QuoTATIoNs-YIRGINIA "

House. MAnKET.-The sales of the past week
in number do not fall much short OF those of
the week preceding, and there was perhaps
more stock in the market, but of an inferior
quality. Few large buyers were in attendance.
and the sales were in general of small lots and
single head. Arrivals continue as frequent as
ever, forty head having arrived by one railroad
Alone and large lots being daily expected
There is an increased demand for Mules, as many
are required for the Utah expedition. No sales
are, however, reported, though in one instance,
$500 was asked and refused for pair One
Jack was put up for sale at 500 but found
purchaser. TIE following are the weekly re-
ports of the stables:
Riders StaJle.-Therc were 119 head sold at
this stable, being 13 less than during the previ-
Gus week. The number of sales varies consid-
erably from day to day; thus OH Tuesday of this
week, the sales were 80: same day last week, 10.
As an approximation to the average rates, it
may he stated that 10 head. taken at random
from the 50 sold yesterday, realized, in the ag-
gregate, 81 1913, or $l33 each.
Cows CALvEs.-Market tolerably stocked. and de-
mand rather lively Average Prces from $2S IS. Some
isht; quality inferior and prices low
say $29S 80 b head.
SWISK-SaIeS $46s5 19H
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The GREAT BEAU IlFlER,
SO LONG UNsUCCEssrULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!

DOE IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR TO
Its original color luxurantly the bald head
all dandruR itching all scrofnla sead head
and all erupODs; makes the hair SOFT healthy and glossy;
and will preserve it to Imaginable removes, as
ifby magic, all botehss, &c, from face, ali
neuEaeia and nervous head ache. See circular and the
following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

TnE MuLgRITEs Movixd.-Some ofthe lead
ing Second Adventists of this city have again
set period for tho obstruction OF the world
protesting to have discovered the errors of their
previous calculations, and to have finally ascel--
tanned the exact truth. They regard the recent
financial depression and the prevailing religious
excitement as among the signs of the last days
BY the next arrival from Europe they expect to
hear of the destruction of the city of Rome, and
this will portcnd the conflugration of the world
next s,rmmer-N e,rnrt- Daily Adsertiser.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
< : '-l'l'''' ! new I: FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETT 4 wISCHELL, dentists. III
rkststreet opposite EshingtoE Hall, Whsr-
~LIICl:ngTs.
Dr. WiLehsl being compelled BY his rapidly Increasing
business TO add TO his facilities doing
Pasarin Informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with y. aTtett h.
Tho has had ffteen eriene
talprofessi5n.
DTs B. q W. prepared to perform every opeTatCniH
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry faHla uit
practice althe latest PToyemehs Of the DtutaIAT ana
guarantee that for beauty durability and practical utility
their ARTIFICIAL Teeth shRlInot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ana
comfort Of Artificial Tes from the dread suffer-
ing experience daring he necessary preliminary
ton OF the old teeth and roots, informed ttby
entirely unlike Chl0rofoTm Ether, ard aplca-
bic in most cases and ssetig TIlSss IN al teeth
nov extracted Withouipatn.
Any information ADVICE apPsrtaInng their proieI.
sion they will be pleased 70 give gratis.
Please call and examine Specimens OF Artificial Teeth
90 Office open at all hours. sepi6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

oJWOoD CO.. Proprietors sI2 broadway New York
gin great N. Y Wire Railing EstablshmeLt) and ll4
Market St, St Louis, No. Aud sold ~ all good Drug
Fi sscs.a .r.v,x- a,,p,.sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
nENTIQTRX


THE undersigned respectfully the public ihAttry
have associated themselves together practice
q Dentistry Their Oee il At I4s Market street etEeea
Monroe ami Union Sts.,) they viii be happy
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
They we're both students anfor .veraI yearste assist
ants Of the late Dr. Hulhen, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself for IL
last eleven DARING which time he has become acquan
ted with some Of the leading Dentists iE almost all IL
cities Of the United States, and has fAilFisrd himself
with their various peeuiarities in operating Ty there
fore feel confident Of beinc able give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them With their PATRONAGE.
ABR. ROBERTSON, u. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

n B.-IeSsrs h o. take pleasure referring, By
mission, to the following gentlemen:
" n. Weed, D. d. Hon. Geo w. Thompson His Hon ARD
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson Esq, B. II. Ead, Esq. Dr.. John
Frissel, DR.. W. J. Bates, DR.. h II. Cummlns, Dr. E.
HHdTeth, DR.. = Told, Ta!ian John KhOie,
ESQ.,, McClallens. Knox & Co, Marsh 8 TAYLOR. navI9
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at $4@5 l9H gross.
81. louis ouorAT1oNs.

ToBAcco-onIy hhds sold; hhds green Iugs at s. sS
Is co. and hid shipping ut 81 s5 Dids hhdS Inferior
and green Tugs rejected.
HENP-Market hrm Sales reported comprised IS bales
S6 us bales fair $685. 295 bales good Tres
do At t2 2US bales prime at S15 and ~ bales dressed
HIDEs-ssies to-day ranged from 10 to lie,
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Dy tue same vote. 30 LuuL the TOuIG was COiu-
pie, and unmistakeable.
Such victory is glory enough for one day.
--Ss)sS---
Our PoL1T1cs VS.. OUR RIonTs AT RIcHMoSD.-
We published some days ago, spirited and
pretty able vindication of the interests Of this
city and section of country, written, as we sup
pose, by member of our delegation, for one of
The Richmond papers, in answer to one of their
articles on the same subject. In that article it
was shown how that Wheeling and the enter
prising people of the Panhandle had, despite
Legislative rebuffs time and again, been steadily
making their way to first rank section of the
State. 1t was shown how We were contributing
largely to the State trcasuTy-giving the State
manufacturing name, and in general advancing,
in large degree, the general welfare and pros
perity of the whole Commonwealth These
facts, the people over there seemed to have Ell
ther ignored or been ignorant of they seemed,
and have always seemed to look with a far dis
tant eye upon the interests of Northwestern
people-to have counted them out in their COM
putations abont schemes and measures which
made for and against the interests of the State;
to hive looked upon them as not possessing the
peculiar" bond of Virginianism to such de-
gree as to enttle them to any great degree of at
tention.
This idea has been owing, inits origin, in good
part, TO our geographical position, and it has
been kept up and quickened, as it were, by the
long practicedcustom which has obtained among
North Western Virginia representatives, fapol-
ogising and explaining for the seeming unsound.
ness of our political opinions. Representatives
have frequently gone into elaborate expositions
to show that We, as people, were all right on
the peculiar question. We were sorry to see
or two efforts of the kind this session, one
especially from Mr.. Porter, of Hancock, who,
on all other subjects, has steadily shown an in:
dependent front. Hcquite ably and adroitly UNI
dertOok to relieve Hancock county from the sus-
picion, naturally attaching to her extreme stu
alton, of being any way out of the peculiar har-
ness. Now, with all due difference to these
speeches and apologies of North Western repre-
sCntati7es, we must say that we see no good in
them we SEQ neither expediency nor selfre-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-23

Vieuxtempu * D'Angri's
GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT!
'riiE public il respectfully = kmed that the
first and only appearance Ms city Of
Madame Elena DsA0Ert,
The celebrated Cantatriec and renowned Contralto,
Henri vieuxsemps,
The greatest living violinist,
Ernest PerrIng,
The distinguished English Tenor, and
slgnor Abella,
WILL rAKE PLACE ON
Saturday Evening, June 28,is5s.
js22d Post and Journal copy.)
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-Dennis Corcosan, who was among the
killed by the cxplosionsof the steame. Penn
EeJlvania, near Memphis, has been promi-
ncnt editor u New Orleans for many years,
hrst ON the Picayune and then on the Delta,
Of which be was one Of the principal found.
ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-23

.eT There is lunatic woman ct BlGsh-
wells Island, who insists that the kittens III
Der room are children to nessident Buchsn<
an.
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c.: eIrFORD,

Oane AAlRROWDs
II = :; !;
the public 1sw and we'll go
stock. Having soquantAncs with ~ ~.
factureTs In ths United States, Ill r ase
made 70 order and arc ansurpae q
| styk. The stock am nov opsnl -
part, Pine Gold and Silver Wstehss, es5
Swiss, the genuine Perry Wstchss, r a. 51k
original designs; Silver Ware Of every lb1ioe,
warantm IRE coin; Ladies' and 3nsa's
.s.sls e., including s.ylsg ~. lsiors
I'D = Bows, With Pebble, PsriasoDis,
! yssissy Il shade j focus ss:'s .n Sa
| axs sA4xcAl Scotch Pebble and Psriseopie 6is1
..nasquaintsd viii the prs Of these Glsssss.
will state that they are = ApfAotured from crys-
talised quarts, their peculiar shape prsdsoins IN
equal focus throughout their entire surface, vhils
in other GLASSES the focus y oosesntfatsd 70 oss
point, and, Y - constant .sasGb often tlnW b.
assortment Of Mortoa's Cola 6ossis fissed
Ware, manufactured BY Reow Dro., on esnsipe
His:ts -s..as s.ss :. S. = rl.ssa ws.s
tor.. ladies. spooas, EoskSx ~
n. Bs-Geoas Of svsn 49, mode 70 a.
s s:;i 4: /: r.. i! s;;, =: e.
:. ss:al Ga ~ IS p ss s.s.::
= s..aii pseat * eAs1 oslr. ~ = e.
liasd.a e 1|lssss who're ~ - - - =
'sRsss
MI o. 50 s. dosss IL Va
mAn-ll kn1sS, - = ~ 10 keen tines-3