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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

POISONED On the 9th inst, young man
from Red Bluff named Calvin N. Bright
died from the effects of poison, while pros
peeling 10 Bloody Canon, about twenty-five
miles from Monoville He found, says a cor
respondent Of the Beacon, root which he
supposed to be calamus, and chcwed some Of
It, and gave some oft to one of his partners
and he ehewed it also, and they were both
t'ken sick immediately; the other man saved
the life of one by giving him grease, but
Bright was so far gone that it did him no
good and he only lived about three hours
lie was buried as decently hs the eircumstan.
ees would admit Of in Bloody Canon, close
to the Mariposa trail.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

PARTY AT TIMBucroo. DR.. T. Fl. Mayou
gives a cotillion party at Timbuetoo to night
DR. Mayou keeps one Of the hest houses in
the counrry-the Timbuetoo llolel-and he
is noted for giving fine parties. Those who
attend his party 10 night win be handsomely
trealed-will have splendid supper and lots
of dancing, and, if they do net have gen.
eral good time it will not be the Doctors
fault.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

REPUBLICAN CoNvENrGoN-At the Repuh-
Iican State Convention held Wednesday, tie
following named persons were nominated for
Presidential Electors: c. A. WashLur e. for
the San Francisco District Antonio Maria
Pie"' for the Southern portion of the State
W. Ii. Weeks for the Central, and Charles A.
Iulle for the Northern portion of the State
a numher ofresolutions were passed, laudn-
tory of Lincoln and seward. especially the
latter Just before odjnurning. a committee
was appointed to confer with the State Cen
tral Committee of Illinois, relative to oil.
tanning one of the identical Lincoln spill
rails.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

CARRIAGE REPOSITORY SD ST., OPPOSITE TIE
CHY HALL.-This establishment combines the
superior workmanship of j. II. Bellknap as
carriage and wagon builder, the well known
skill and ability of Charles Raish and his EN-
ployees in the business of blacksmitLing in
all it's branches, the expertness of Frank +.
Osgood as finished carriage trimmer, and
the artistic excellence Of Seavy & Henry as
painters and decorators. Read the adver-
tisement, headed "Marysville Carriage Re
pository."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

SILVER IL THE NoRrH.-A Portland (Orc-
gon) paper of June 10th, says that MIR. J. B.
Parrish had just returned from trip to the
Santlam silver mines, bringing number Of
specimens with him. He reports that the
ore exists there in great abundance, but that
little is yet known of its richness.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

kern RIVERA gentleman from Kern
river, informs the Visalin Delta, that quartz
miners there are doing first rate business
that the quartz is paying as well. if not bet
ter than it has heretofore, and although no
rich strikes are being made, it is an even
paying and remunerative business.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

FIRsr or Tue SEAsoN.-The first aprieots Of
the. (at least for us) were presented to us,
yesterday, by our friend Geo. Laws. They
are large. fine and juicy. Masticadon is
pleasant, with one of these things between
YOUR teeth
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
M ARYS WILLIE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE a2d.

MISS GoRDoN.-This talented lady will
play at the Fimhuctoo Theater, on Saturday
and Sunday evenings and in this city, on
Monday evening So we are informed hy
Mr.. J. Connolly the gentlemanly and efficient
agent OF the Mcguire troupe accompanying
Miss Gordan We congratulate the citizens
of Marysville on the rare treat in prospect
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

MAMMOTH CnEEsE-A huge cheese. said
TO weigh two thousand two hundred pounds,
has been Manufactured at the dairy of Steele
Brothers, in Marin county. and will lie ex-
hibited at the Mechanics Fair in San Francis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

VIsALIA The Delta says that at leat one
hundred and fifty new buildings will be cree
ted in Nisilia during the summer and fall,
among which is Seminary, designed to he
established upon basis that will afford the
means of obtaining a coll, giate course of
study.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

FEMININE VS. FEMlN1NE.-Mrs. Colyear was
found guilty, yesterday, of assauting and
battering Mrs. Catherine Hays, without due
prov ocation. She was fined SIS, which she
paid and went her way. Her husband is a
very industrious. Woodworking man. but the
lady will drink and win fight Notwith.
standing all this, she seems still to be very
good hearted woman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

REoovERT. young man, Potter. who
was stabbed few days ago, at Long Bar,
by man named Tracy, is recovering. His
case. for a while was extremely doubtful.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

FAvoRs,-Many thanks to Jerry Sullivan,
News Agent a, San Francisco. for fuvors.
He has sent us another bundle of late Eastern
papers
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
SEAVY q HENRY,
Notice

'ENlE undersigned will apply 10 the Boatd Of super
vs"rs of Auba county, at their neat re- uar
termt August next, u grant them the p iyiluge of
removing their bridge ~ PRESENT extending Across
Feather r.ver at fuba City, to u point abty4 and
crossing the same stream, a. the terminate II o Fourth
STREET In The city Of Mary s,iIle, ana fr the priyieg.
Of re.c0ns,rucIug the same in a more substantial
manner to meet the necesSlties If e trAyeiir,,
pubic. FALL, HANSON G NERR
Marysville, June zZd 1861 it223M
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

DEAD-Nelson Hedge, of the firm of Dill
ton & Co.. of Stockton. died in that city, on
Tuesday, after an illness of four days
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

DRowNED.-M Mathew Cape aud jerry Mar
tin, both formerly residents of California,
were drowned recently in the Columbia riv-
err
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

Two Hose Companies called the Nevada
AMI Eureka, were organized last week in
Nevada city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

MR. ANDREW j. MouLpER, State Superin-
tehdent of Public Instruction, left for the
east on the John L. Stephens lie will he
absent about five months.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

Ton HYER.-This noted pngilist was one
OF the Republican delegates to Chicago. lie
Is an active Lincoln man, and was the leader
Q! OF a grand procession at Chicago, on The
night following the nomination.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

Miss DAvESPoRr commenced an engage
ment, Wednesday evening. at the MetropoH.
tan Theater Sacramento, appearing as ca.
mile. She had a large audience
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

TARGET ExouRsloN.-On Monday, the first
annual target excursion of the Stockton
Blues took place, in celebration of the buttle
of Bunker HILL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

A gentleman of San Francisco is engaged
In erecting an extensive paper mill in Santa
Cruz county. Straw win be used for she
making of the paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

RESIGNATION AND APPoNTMRNT.-Mr. Ed
bafreli has resigned his position as Under
Sheriff of Nevada county, and John II. Dick
aon has been appointed in his place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

The STAGE RoBBERY.-The man Robbins,
who was arrested for being one of those en-
gagged in the robbery of the Iowa Hill stage,
has been committed to jail for trial. The
evidence against him was overwhelming.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

FOR "AsnoE-Parties are beginning to
leave San Francisco for washoe. Twenty
left two or three days since.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

IT Is stated that MIR. Yancey declared in
front of the City Hall at Charleston on the
evening of the day he and his comrades hol,.
ed, that perhaps at that moment the pen was
making which was to write a new Declaro-
Iion of Independence, and that it was not i'm.
probable that St. Andrews Hall was to be
another Independence Hall. He little
Thought of that storm of honest indignation
that was to arise from one end of the country
to the other to put down all such traitoro1s
doctrine
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
roHioC

ENHE undersigned will apply to the Board OF super.
a vsurs of \ uba county, at their ensuing "a uulnr
term IN August next, iar renewal Of h ir Hrtdve III
Ia keep their Bridge the Feather river t
Yuha City. FALL, HANSON A WENR
June 22I, 1867. iel2.3 4
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

a Republican paper is about to he started
at Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
by John F. Damon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

tHh crescent City Herald says that the
news from The copper mines in Del Norte
couragement ''i v GU
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
lao Second Street.

WETIIEREVER these unrivaltd LAMPS are usei,
Nv they sneak for themselves. Ii is every sds
conced, In 1t tie, are the on Y Lamp that give
satisartion Where they USED, tse c0mb ,tiun is
COMPILE +, leaving no odor in the ro lm aud giving
ii third more litht than any other Lamp ever manu-.
factured, at - per cent ,ess cost
Tie public are cautioned against huyinga worthless
article, sent tn thiorna to sell for what they Will
ring there being no lor them at the East. The
pure and limpl
Kerosene and PhenOlin Oil,
are only TO he tried once by the discerning public, to
convince them thai the common Coal Uil, mlorte by
Caml,hene Manufacturers, is not the al tee that is
wantei
All goods are warnnted 60 be rs represented or
the money returned.
je22-uy J NJ. CRGWELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY

The citizens Of Mnrysvillo are requested to
convene at the CITY HALL on SATURDAY.
EVENING June 29d, ut O'Clock, for the purpose
of cooperating with tire Military and FIRE Com
panies, in making arrangements for celebrating
the ensuing Anniversary Ct our National lnae-
pendence in this city.
D. c. IIaskin, John s. Love,
w. K Hudson, j. f. George,
w. u. Thompson, A. j. SNYDER
c. MYERS. Charles Osborn,
Frank lie BouG J. w. Winters,
John 7. Mclean, E. " Hill.
L. Hubbard,
Committee of Arrangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22
Attention WRrrens.

Attend a special meeting Of your company this (Fri
dav) evening ut ~ o'cock Every member Is eXpec
ted to return his uniform.
Per order. D. HYAMS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

New MEMBERS or THE UrAn BAR.-The
following gentlemen were admitted at the
present term of Judge Cradltlauehs Court
to practice as Attorneys in all Tie Court. of
Utah Territory 5. d. King, W. NJ. stewart.
Chas. Meredith, Geo. Atwarer, W. D. Chill
SON. ). +. Gilcrist, W. F. Mason, Joshua P.
haven and Henry Degroot They were ad.
i"''teu, says the Enterprise, on motion hased
w u'pl'mas licensing them to practice in the
highest courts of the several States u n
Milne was also admitted on examination
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-22

Mrs. -: Your son John has given you
a tumber full of pinks he has been to captuer
quebec and here is one of the gums les, my
swnrd in the midst OF the battle SO good by
mama his school teacher gave him the
pinks joins G. jr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

We trust that those who do not now receive THE rRi
BUNE will subscribe for it without delay The club price
Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE and SESlI-WEEkLY TRl-
BUNE is low that there but few in any community
unable TO take it, enceforth, TnE TRIBUNE tie Pria
cipal paper supporting the Administration, will be
peculiarly interesting while outside of politics. It's Ta-
bic Foreign and Domestic News, its Commerca' and Ag
ricuturai Intelligence, and its Literary Department,
give TO 1t interest and value which other paper
this continent boas; of How ably and successfully
TIE rEIBusE has conducted the campaign glori
ousy ended the result New York fully artesis
III. untrius exrrtous signal capacity ard foresight of
Horace Greeley is due much Of the glory the victory,
over which nation Of freemen is ri icing. 1t is,
therefore, the duty Of every true Republican aid in
giving The TRIBUNE =; larger circulation. A. evidence
Of its popularity and reliability may state that last
week Sr Hundred Tsusdni copies were soli-a CIR
cumstance unprecedented in the annals journalism
Guardian Ga,,iie, PhGnxville, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
Thirty Sixth Congress. I'd Session

RIGHT.-Mr. Grow has already sue
ceeted in passing through the House q
Homestead Bill modified so as to obvia,e
the Presidents objections. In the Senate,
the Republicans are trying TO put Nor
ril's Tariff Bill on its passage. Thus,
while the Democracy are urging on their
favorite "Nisger," to the exclusion Of
legitimate business, the Republicans are
endeavoring to procure the legislation
needed for white men and demanded by
the exigencies Of the country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
n, tae Tax.Co!ies,c,s cf Union Co

NTOU are hereby notified to get your Exon
CITATIONS of State and County Tax, by
December Court. The Collectors oi Road
an Sch ,oi, &c. viii make their return TO the
Commissioners. before the ist OF Jan 1850. oil
all faxes uncollectable, a, after that time
they will not be lIen"n the re >pective prop
ertes. And we do hope that the Collectors
Will make every reasonable effort TO nave
their Duplicates seuled up. We must have
funds To meet the expenses OF The fwo Courts
in December.
By order Of the Commissioners.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
Issue Lists for SEM. 1860.

Jo I:, f O. ,Srn
looaC LIoiS iUl ctpi. lCOO.
Jos W simmer " John VI Iayior
S,mI T. Rsck - Charles S,ees
a, !, -
Jo'h hdt't vs. b"iHidh (thu otheTS)
scotts Pres Oh. vs. John VI 'aiI
M'CdTiv Tate vs. Il : DrohSt
t,vru> Earrn Us ST II ~ : Rooepreif
~ ,.,l - ., :
Da'l" "'' W '""il odi'ei
NtddicSWarth kernS Il Co VS. Chs III Shriner
Inhr Wsrrz vs. Pptpr NrviuS Of al
!, =, a, = NJ
odhht' w o""u-id>> vs. " ID iounS JT
tlSh for GutelIu,' AdmrS vs Geo Drelsbach
ah-,ha,, Ri,cE Us Andrew SIMILAR
- - ~ - f''N'
1 thuicn N to vs. W IN II hIeCkuef
! * ] Young VS. ihoS q Orwig
l,horl,s S,e.s ys S,,I p.cL-
W m ffiCe IT vs. hont vi hu>Ser
North, Chase u North VS. Joel Hn;sh
Ios.nh Cb-i.t,ne vs R.,ysr I:s,,a, A. 4, r. ,
" '' ~ w
Ut w III Steo"'u vs. SAM u VIII
IanSJn Burrows vs. ChaS ID MoWrpr
U,ob f,r D.,tier vs va.s;,,,- ,,.,,L ..,;..
- - " ~" "ohSe
Sithln"ti a hducn vs. biacE N Fisher
Nuunon. q Waller vs. Noah " alter with M
Matb,as S,,,Ier ys N,I, ,h
=, =, " " NC '", no.
y saves ior S'ee. VS. John Locke
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

CL0IHiNG EY TIE EUSEFI

DIiCH IN Now y the Time TO GET your
Il m'n'y back. ZlMMERMAN-one of
'ne h'ih 81 Zimmerman a Zeler>-bas jus,
ie'u'ne" from 'hr EaSt. and has carefully &c.
Ir'l'd me he>i and most Fashionable Goods
thai could be turned out.
'''h' ta~, mere and sun Goods cal be had-R,.
dy MADE, or ha'i- e. y r,.r-At IhiIsd.Iubi. nc.
'u h"h" made fHrts - rs lat- sfyl Ca..iusr.
ant ~ Eiack C~s,ins . TO 81 and VI: y...
- '''.' Nhiir Asr~iss Goods Ae different tf-.. .
h"'s summer toais. = sts up Men. D.. mn. M. s,r,
h'r ',"'> 81 W: styl- Cashmere 1o,ts q M g.
'"ii,' u NJ m"i- =" IT. Cloth t0ats Of the lst,,t
'!'e> al Tie lowest prizes. IIat-. HGkfs Gr
Look IN, before ycu huv-crposire rh.
Town Click, IN Thrd 81. .Leul,burr-ub.r
Won can see for yourself, and save Five Dol
lars. s37
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
The Union Committee.

The grand Select Committee of one
Member from each State, raised BY the U.
s. House of Representatives to consider
TIE State of the Union and report measures
looking to its perpetua,ion and future
peace, appointed By Spcazer Pennington,
consists of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
Union County Court roc:asna'ion

Y1IHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.N !l.SoN,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed ol The
counlies of Unnn, NJ iin and Snyder, aud
FauLiP RrHL and JS"W SIY">ToN E>qs., Assoc
ciale Judges IN Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the 22i day OF Sept.
1860, and 10 me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Couri OF Common Pleas, oyer
and Term ner. and General Quarter sessions
at LEWI>BURG, for the county OF JNloN,
on the third MONDAY OF deer (being the
I.lh day) 1860, and to continue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen To the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constablcs IN
and for The county of Union, To appear IN their
own proper persons With their records. InquI-
slton>. examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their Offices aud IN
their behalf ap?eriain "a be done; and all VII
neS>e> aud other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depar, without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be pnnctuai IN
their attendance at the appointed time aSreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
IN 5 Olce N LewiSburg, the i9th day Of
Now. IN me year "f our Lord one thousand
ei shi hundred and sixty and The e'shy-i"urih
year of The Independence of the United Siales
of America.-Goi save the Commonwealth.
JOHN Gro O>SGROVE. Sher'i
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all concerned
that WILLi,a C,u,RoN, Esq, Receiver
appointed by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Union County, of the late firm Of William
FrIck x Co.. consisting of William Frlck,
Pn,hp Bilmeyer aud Henry Frck. of the
Borough Of L-vlsburg, in said county. has
fled his accoun, ~ the Pru,hOnotary's office,
al lewisburg aforesaid. and that the same
account will be presented for confirmation
and allowance AT a Court of Common Pleas
OF said county, on Friday, the .i>t dav OF
December next, SAMUEL EOiSH
u, II Iesp y,r,,Jo.o,,ru
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con

\ cerned that the following named persons
have setled their accounts IN the Registers
O.ice al Lewlsbure, Union county, aud that
the said accounts will be presented for c"niir-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court
to be held al LEWlSBuRG, for the County Of
Union, on the third Friday OF DECEMBER
next, being the 2l,t day of SAID month, VIZ:
The account Of Jacob Fox. AdmIdis,ra-
tor of Jpbn Shnq6er, late OF VI I'll nburg decd
!. The account of Robert II Laird. Execu-
:or of John Schrack, deed who was Executor
of Jptn Ei,hsi' late Of Buiialoe Tp.. deed
3 The account ot Thomas Hayes, Execu-
tor Of Nrgnref Young, late OF the borough of
Lewi>hurg, deed
The account Of George Dersham. Ad-
m,niSIrator rIih the will annexed of hed-
G,h H.Di, lare of Lime, tone Up, deed
5 The account at Jacob Schaver. Admin
israror of Eayie Schrader, late of Hartley
Tp, deed
GEORGE MERRILL. Register
Registers Oilic", LewI>burs, Nov II, 1860
Grand Jurors, December Term, 1850.
L,ri,kury-Juhn>on " alS, Charles Mensch,
Lewis Ashehieier.
Bgfrioe-David Herh>t. Michael Dunkle, Jno
WISE. CYRUS Dreisbach.
Le,cis-Joseph Charles, Charles Ruhl, Henry
Dvwlg.
W5fe D,er-David B. Kaufman, Isaac Sta,ter,
Jonas Ranch.
EsEg-Wm NulI, James Shields. John King
Lms,t0ns-Henry k Sanders, Lewis SeeboIJ
MRiajury-Juhn Blger
H,rfley-Wm Halipenny, Daniel Hunsecker.
EniDn-Je,>e VI Walter.
EId BuEri,s-W IN l. Harris.
West BnGahe-Daniel Moore.
Traverse Jurors, Deccmb Term.
HmtLy-O p kalherman Jacob Fees Gtor4e
Glover. John Church. David FII!man, Joan
kaiherman.
Wcn Buf,ioe-Iohn Gable, Elias Kanp.Enoch
kaufman. VIM Beachler, Henry Ob-idorf.
E1sf Bnfaipe-David koyer, Thomas Penny,
Sanuei !. Noii.
MH,a5Hrg-J W Sands, Henry Boeenrei
Ma!un Breyman, Berryhii Bell, Thomas
GntrliuS. Saml Stilzer
EnGiios-Wm Stean>, ino Vanvalzah, VIM
iauck. Adam Grove, Benz Lahr
ktHy-paul Gedde> paschai Cilnean. Daniel
RANGER, John Humme, Levi Gemh.riing
Lsuisburg-W I ReItmver. VIM Ritter. & )
Crlte>, l. Barrett Ino Ne>b,t. II Hawkins.
l''tD Brhn-Henry Dause, Abr Schoch
va te Dser-S'e phcn fIck, Solo Sassaman.
Unioa--Thoma> rursei
Lsmis--Jacnh Illib>h. Israel Beaver. Jacob
Moore, Il " Biacstn.l
LimsstDns-I>iiah Mench, Thos V Barber
H,rtietm-John Charles
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

: I. t.rtk " J b ummIuss
A VI Walter W John krSsier
Henry Leopold VS. J Mt'aii g FRO
Francis d po,t- " Abraham " alter
Errrlnni 4 BRO end! .f ! tiibs"n y, u Hull
Hayes a NCnrtDirk vs B~nnsse nnd vile
jacob u. i-hly y. The Lr~isbuTs Bank
L Eosr1bars 4 % v-J n q hlecaurr
James sr,tt v. jos HeiXell
G.dd-s, Marsh d Co vs. l. Palmer- Admir-
Samuel Showers vs J Shoiler. with notice
: u Nunson vs. l. Pslmrr'- Adnr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

Court Proceedings -E1tra-jua.cial



Not great hil- s-o at the Court brl's shIll call,
TIL. Grpiu. Of Jpsii-- .troilrd into her Hail;
/ A bIu.b overcast h.. r int-illg g-ut face
When she found herself caught In that singnl"t par
Iio~e'sr, she improved What her 'h"he- iE"' ie't'
Taking notes, which Tan somewhat - io!o"S' - "-
-
"Hsrs my'g'"tS are ry'hl a oiS' -''''" - '
a cry star c'S' n'h r'ih' ~'c'et "i" ~
-Mr ffd'"t.g rcd ''ss'fy some "'""3% ~ ~
AyItn1 tar"It-, hr"agt "'a' 'G'''i, ~ ~ '''
And I oan not Inf aihA t'c+" d',i"F ".''J
1hot hs ht0i, an teng'.. "" "'"T.,ht M p"e'
The par! ~ d'Spu's = .I"a' "te" &" "t W'y'
And the btd p"9rSss'' J"d "ns "h' pr dly.
Tie Jutg' IS ctt9ri''d 81 ff'iI h''"' 20 s'"D
And @TtL"i' inpH',"c' I" . I mug, l" s'-
II sort.s y'ur ",''r'- 81" "S'n"' ""it "v~'
Ind sHrcahb ih' pg n u us ''-F H' Il ''',i
I"e h-' "f+' '''' ''', ~, r. " ,il =. . ~, LN'
--4 "' ~ ~
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