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ID o o F | N G.
LESTER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889
o N f n T APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE FAIR. 1ss,

We prepared to all kinds of Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes Of failure nearly all roofing
met WITH and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain pars
and been adding to it for two years-he has produced
which is offered to crtcisng public as far superior to
composition, and
EQUA- TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some of the inducements Roofing offers are viz Tho
canvas is Of the heaviest kind, rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition ia not
net injurious to- but actually preservative of cotton and
being artght, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE ruRoueU IT
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
IheIonts are and the whole covered
with one heavy coat Cement compounded from materials
NHch VIII not rum scale of, crack become injured by
being walked over. 'N ~
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL RoOFs from corroSion and leaking
our cement alone possesses qualities durability mn
einaed ana IS the cheapest coating that be used
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR CoVERIyGs wa non
hdenty believe this Roofing will Outwear any three of tba
ordinary coverings. No OIL is brought in direct conr
with the canvas to burn ii, and the Cement or Paint % s
the Water tight is made from materials NJ bb AZ
NOT become like STONE from exposure but rem nlisb
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE the States oF a,raJ,rJ
DeGIcgrs: Virginia, and the District Of Colombia '''
vs. renewing that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, we shall supply the larger portop r
quired in the above territory have CONSTRUCTED onr
ETTERs 6F f Ho Il sgPPF spy deTaRd
~ Prepared material for sa1 ,sith ERED
margin for profit. e 'uelh itur
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and San.tL -.
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Is CENTS

VIM II. RaAD-Sir: Having suffered from severe Cold and
ugh for two weeks, and all remedies used having failed
m cd your excs ent Syrup and astonished at the ali
most Immediate relief afforded me, and recommend il to
all persons the best remedy ever known for ouebs
and Colds. REV GEORGE al nT '"siiS
Nov, 1859 No 300 Eastern aya2nra
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CONPOU EHTRACT OF SARSAPARLLA
the most eectual remedy which the medical skill If on
mes can devise for this everywhere and fatal
malay is combined from the most active remedia that
have been discovered for the expurgaton of this foul dis
order from the blood and the system from s
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the cure 2not only sc3fu but also those other affections
ST ANTHoSTS FIRE, ROSE, ERYSIPELAs PIMpLrs prs
TuLEs BLoTCHEs, BLAINs and BoILs TUoRs letter and
SALT hHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwORM, RHEUMATISM
AND MEEcURAL DISEASES DRoPsY DYSPEPSIA,
VITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD Unpopular belief in ";aT
rtty Of ne 6t9od founded in TRUTH for scrofua is ed
generation OF the blood Tn particular purpose and
Of this Sarsapaa is to purify regeerate this vita
huid without which sound health is impossible in conami
mated constitutions - o0"'"Hii
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WYMAN' BYRD & co,
NO. 16 HANOVER STREET,
THE AMERICAN and foA
BAY STATE PRINTS,
p.Tapsco os,,,prpc, LAUREL SHEETINGs,
ns-Iy anu DELLA np1IrS
M A l. D ON SHA Wis.
Long and square, Of new and beautiful designs for
sa s1 ~ the agents, SHAW, Prick Co,
ssl-eI No South Charles st.
MT U D S
4'A 2Ocases GENTLEMEN'S SHAWIS, of varous STYLES
and sizes, for sale by the agents, ' - "'i01 'i00
u SHAW, FRICK CO.,
No
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GO-Qartnersbip Hotites.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
i listing between the undersigned under the firm Of
nOFALlA hElGHLER co, expired by limitation
Ss December 1882 and is dissolved Either partner
business ~
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4apsr Banging ana NpbuIsterp
baltimore GLASS WORKS.

ID 100 "
Being in full operation with three furnaces, are pre-
prepared to execute all orders for WINDOW GLASS; of all
sizes, and of the favore and welknown BRANDS that
have been manufacturing for sixteen years, viz BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPSCo AND Boil.
TON, Also, GLASSWARE of all KINDS and COLORS
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds Pickle end Preserve JARS
PORTER BOTTLES Syrup & Cordial BOTTLES
MINERAL WATER DO Walls and Patent Medicine
sPEClE JARS. BOTTLES, Private Mould
FLAskS WARE of all kinds, and
DEMIJOHNS. druggists GLASSWARE.
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
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u EDWARDS, JR. 4 CO.,
H. "a SoUrH CHARLES STREET, Baltimore
ATENTS FOR THE FOl LOWING MANUFACTURERS:
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, Boston.
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BosroN
JAS b. LYON Co., PIrTsBURG, Pa
BRYCE, RICHARDS Co., PITTSBURG, Pa
ADAMS, M.ckLIN h Co., PITTsBURG, Pa
PA. '' Aii'oDo hu'
VI W. JAMES Il Co., CAPE COP GLASS WORKS. SANDWICH,
full supply ofsampes every description of Glassware
from each company now on hand. Orders will be taken
ana GOODS promptly supplied in the shortest possible
ana at the lowest manufacturers prices the trade only
samples from the best manufactures French Plate
snta6 f window Glass obscured and Etched
Red Lead and Litharge from the New England Worts
Also. full supply OF American and German Demiiobns
ana w Inc Bottles constantly on hand q,
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GIVE ONE DAY.

wHIGsI AMERICANS REPuBL1cAxs -
ALL!l-Give one day for tPe good of the
cause. Turn out, every man of you, and
spend this day in achieving glorious VIC
tory for the Opposition. 1t can be done,
if every one does his duty faithfully and
fearlcssly. Will You not do it? Will you
not devote one day to the success of a
cause SO worthya "A better opportunity
will never be had than the present. Be
active, then, for this day; and triumph
ant victory will crown your efforts.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

VI Oh Ll1O4O LSOGA4 14oSGSSSs
OrsnI, Hopkins & Co ! In ChApecry Ia the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County, Va
Jacob 81 Warden, a. at February ed. lseo.
Pursuant to decree rendered In the above entI-
tied cause on the I'D day Of February. 1850, viii
proceed TO sell public sale. Monday the 4th day
Of June 1850 at the front door Of the Count Hous9
Of Ohio County. the highest bidder. the fouoTtng
real estate Of Warden Edwards, In the bill and pro-
ceeiings mentioned TO wit: Lots No. and 2, IN
square No. IS, and lots No and , in square - In
the Blaena Vista addition TO the City Il Wheeling
and also the real estate Of the said Jacob NJ WaTte
in the bill and proceedings mentioned. 70 Wit ne
west half of lot No. p in GTahams addition to the
City Of Wheeling. and situate the south side q
-5y etteet, also the part Of lot No. !, In square
uf Fourth streets, and measuring fifty feet along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street: and also the following real estate Il the said
Michael Edwards, Jr.- in the bill and proceedings
mentioned 10 wit: Lots Nos 6l- c. 80, - and the
northern two thirls Of lot No. as, agssne aud al
ltted to the sad Edwards aforesaid; al-O lots No
IL and II in square Ne. .. situate IN the of
South Wheeling aud also the shares Of the said Nj
eael EDWARDS, Jr in lot No. 5, in Jonathan Zane's
addition 70 the City of Wheeling. being the four
RsyefItha thereof in ee the seventh for the
joint lives of paid Michael Edwards, IT., and Mary
his wife.
Tie said property will sold upon the following
terms viz; q credit Of Elk, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
with approved security bearing interest from the day
Of sale until paid. and the title retained further
security until the whole Of the purchase money Il
paid SAM'L IRWIN,
APPS Sheriff o. G.
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ANTr-rAx voTERsr

Be active to-day. Much-yery much
depends on your efforts. 1t is not enough
that you go to the polls and deposit an
out-and-out Anti-Tax Ticket yourself, but
It is necessary for You to watch the polls
carefully all day, and see that no illegal
votes are allowed-to see that all Anti
Tax voters are out, seittow single creep
fiOn, and are supplied with genuine tickets.
There will be, beyond doubt, mo1grel and
spurious tickets put In circulation in every
Ward In the city. Keep sharp look out
for themI Our opponents will use every
means to defeat rs
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nARn.

CTsntlemeE.-1 am in receipt of yours OF
this date, asking me, "1St, whether IN my
opinion. wages are taxed by the act OF the
last Legislature" and W9d, whether | ap-
prove of the provisions of the income tax,
as understand them" While l do not
think that my opinions on this question
have, or should have, much weight IN the
county canvass yet, acknoWledglng' as l
do. the right OF the voters to demand the
opinion Of the candidate upon any ques-
ton the voters may deem material TO him,
frankly answer the questions you pro-
pound. / saw the tax law fOrthe first time
on yesterday, DIS you are well aware that
the public acts are not yet circulated
through the country, and have been only
sent to the Commissioners OF the Revenue
I answer first, that Rm of opinion that
the present tax law does not tar irGgCE, and
only taxes salaries above $3.50. I'd
answer that am opposed even to this law
and have been opposed TO II ever since ITS
passage, some years since, when $500 was
the oasis of taxation. do not think that
labor in any form should be taxed, whether
il be the clerk or the WAGNER The Con-
stitutiou saws taxation shall he equal and
uniform throughout the commonwealth"
and again ''taxation shall be Gd rGlOTWRl. "
The spirit of these clauses precludes the
idea of a tax upon labor, and such a tax
even where limited to salaries, is unjust
This tax was originally imposed by the
country districts as opposed to the towns,
aud in my opinion will be pressed upon us
by the country east and teestalike, and tits the
duty of the towns to take their stand upon
this question and demand of the State
that appropriations shall cease until citi-
zens Of towns are recognized rs having
equal rights with those of the country
might apply the same remarks to mer-
chants licenses, with this difference. that
the merchant must make the people
coumtrynleH and aIl-pay him back his tax,
| while saIaEisd men have no recourse.
| So well satisfied am of the correctness
| of the first opinion above expressed, that
would test the question in the highest
court, no matter how small the amount.
A tax upon wages would be Ubiquitous.
lRespt'y yours, J. IL PESDLETON-
Messrs. A. 5. HALLOwRLL, &c
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Look Out for Roorbacks To-Day.
A TRUE cory OF THE TAX BILL.

lnasmuch as it was announced in yes
terday's Union, that an article giving the
true explanation of the Tax Bill would ap-
pear this morning, in that paper, we have
thought it the part of wise precaution to
head off this roorback by publishing the
law itself-the unmistakeabls provisions, so
that no one can be misled. Mr.. Peirpoint
in his card this morning has referred to
this forthcoming manifesto in the Union,
and to its authorship, and has cautioned our
readers to beware of it. 1t certainly is the
worst possible taste, and bears the features
of tricky politicians trick on its face, to
keep back until the last hour refutation of
adjudication that has been before the public
as long as Mr.. Peirpoint's expose of the
tax bill has. We say that it discredits
itself on sight and we hope that readers of
all parties will call these Union opponents
of the tax bill to account and make them
answer why it is that they have slyly kept
back Interpolation until this last moment,
when they could just as we'll have published
it long ago. Let them ansVer this question
at the polls to-day.
But remember that the following is the
law, let them garble it or explain it as they
will. We quote from the claws in relation
TO the Commissioners and Collectors of the
public revenue, &C., now in force, publish
ed blythe Auditor of public accounts, aud
printed at the Richmond Engairer Office"
1t is found under the head of
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preference.

THE twenty three votes, which the State
of Virginia steadfastly threw for Cassias
N. Clay in the Chicago Convention, for
the Vice Presidency, must we arc-sure be
highly gratifying to the gallant Ken
tuckian. Had the other slave States
backed up Virginia and Kentucky, and
had Indiana fulfilled the reasonable ex-
pectations of the friends of Mr.. Clay, he
could easily have been nominated. As it
was he got one hundred and two votes,
aud most all of them, too, through the in
dividual endeavors of the Virginia and
Kentucky delegations. The nomination
Of Mr.. Hamlin took everybody by surprise.
It was generally considered that. either
Banks or Clay would be nominated, and
no other parties, With an occasional ex-
Ception of Frank Blair, were spoken of up
TO Friday noon.
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AmbFOtYDeS, PhOtOgrapIiS, dc.

90 To WYKES GALLERY AND SEE THE
crowds that daily there TO obtain HE well
kFun superior pictures. which he il now selling At
greatly rp,lneed prices, for a short time.
Being fully determined that no gallery IN the elt
shall under sell HIM and n the time ts prepared
to take better pietuTSs than can be obtained else
where, or charge nothing fnr them.
Photographs cOiOred without extra eiraTger by an
experienced eolOrist.
The public will remember that uve premiums were
awarded WyknS, for lest pictures u the various
kind and styleS at the late Fair Gu the iaiAnd.
Those wishing pictures should call as early IN The
DAY possible. make previous Arrangements To
ureyenf long delay J.W. WfKES,
febiO No lss Main ST. ''Top rf the Hill"
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Tux FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as
fraiI as that of tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able to undergo the labors and
trials of maternity. In this country tbOu-
sands of young and beautiful women are
sacrificed every year from this cause alone.
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will
save many of this class from an untimely
grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers of PeO-
pie throughout the republic, and the pro-
prietors have received grateful cOmmcnda-
lions from all sections Ofthe country. The
Bitters will be found very pleasant to the
taste, even as a beverage, and prompt and
powerful in its effect as a medicine. It in
fuses new vitality into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system. so that wo-
men who use it are enabled to go through
with labors which would, without it, be
certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by ali
druggists. my-lm
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VOTE EARLY;

IT is verv important that the Opposition
vote, as far as possible, be cast early in the
day, and the balance of the time spent in
watching the manoeuvers of the Tax party.
and in securing the votes of all who are
doubtful or luke-warm. See to It'll
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VOTE UNDEnsTAND1NeLY,

Do you-Mechanics, Laboring Men,
Cierks-apprOve of the provisions of the
ubiquitous Tax Bill? If you do, vote the
Democratic ticket to-day. If you do not
then vote for the Opposition ticket, and
thus administer lasting rebuke to the
Democratic, Tax-Loving party.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-24

TIE Japanese will have twenty-five par
lors in Wizards hotel in Washington, for
their own accommodation, and a block
Or two of buildings aud several vacant
lots for that of their baggage.
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and reads thus {:

"Taxes shall be assessed on the income
or fees received during the year ending on
the LIST day of February of each year, in
consideration of the discharge of any
Office or employment, in the service of the
State, or in consideration of the services of
any corporation or in the as5viee of any
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For LOuisViIIe--FrIdayP Packet
IT, THE STEAMER J. B. FORD, DEv1S-
Le4s7ihEsk4 MY, Master, will leave for the above
ES-EAand all intermediate landings on Friday.
the 18th inst at P. NJ For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or TO JNn- LIST
my23 J. u. HAMILTON.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Line

Wheeling, Parkersburg & Louisville.
0u+. THE STEAMERS EURICE, SALLIE
ILL., LIST and J. u. RFoD, will hereafter run
- Regular Packets, leaving Wheeling
every Monday anil Friday evening ut O'Clock P. NJ
Connecting 1t Cincinnati and Louisville with the
regular st. Louis Nashville and New Orleans paekets
Passengers tieketed through to all pOints At the
lowest rates. ap24-tf
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Elegance 4 Durability OF Finish!
LARGE & COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

The Superiority Of his Lights Of which there are seT'
eraL With other facilities and improved arrangements
in connection With the number OF hts Asstants en-
able him to wait upon hundreds with ease
LADIES AND GRSTIissMES are cordially invited
to call and examine NEW SPECIMENS Of
COIOred photographs and HolloiyPes.
Just now Is your best time for such Pictures q PaE-
ridge has Tor a short time Artists EMPLOYED EACLC-
sIVELY IN THAT DEPARTMENT. feb25
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LAKE FISH.
(SrOCK on ABOUT

All well cured and recently inspected
Our long busiuesl connection with the TaTlouASh.
ing localities On the Lakes. Erie. Huron Nilhira
and SupeFiOFl has % increased our transactions VII
tie isiieruen a. 70 render Fish important hFlrs
o. our trade I've now being By 6r the argest reeJ.
trs Of fresh water Sh In this enuntTyl and in oris
TO have Il receive the best possible atfentiou -
have employed an exPeriraeed and eoinpsisa; Ii.
in n Uositfon 70 otter more than ordinary advlnir,
10 buyers Of Lake FIsh. keeping CONSTANTLY 81
ulete assortment and nos have every variety 4 ~
Choicest GRADES Of Pound and Seine caught Ia
which wrsoier At rates that will eomreta With ~
other market, a. re don't knowingly aIlsH Il
selves TO be undeTsoid-
GORDON. MCMILLAN 60
c4svsl.aa, Nay is-Im Wholesale Gr5Ss,.
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BEST CULTIVATOR IN USE.
FOR RENT.
For RENT.

- STORE ROOMS. OFFICES AND DWELLINGS
- Frame and Brick. Rooms in the seond -
third story Of good houses and aFnlail Han y By.
feet; also Building Lots for sale or tz kTorlla
terms. aprly 10 >TIIOS HlENBEGOk
6fiice. No. 49, Main Street. tstut'n ISnrg'
and Union-UP Stairs. iss-i!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14

ou.,sr Committee because m tie project is 10 asc
SIBERIA Il pass through or unde their sanction.
Public opinion Ia represented to he very favorable 10
the projects and "a the Russian Government recognize
the line to the AMOR 1t would really seem to bc the
hest mode by which to unite Esrope to America.
From the mouth OF the Amoor to Ssa Francisco the
distance Is about FIVE Thousand milesal with very
small fraction by land. IL however, submerged cables
shall be used where practicable, the distance will be
very much reduced.
Persons his in authority think hat the line should
be msde by submerged cables but Mr. Collins adheres
TO his projected land route via Behring's Straits,
near 10 that point may be- and TO the least possible
use of submerged cables looking to cheapness readi-
ness of repair and security agantt loss Of submerged
cables. The surveys are going on in Siberia. the
part Of the Russian Government. Capt Romsnof, of
the Engineers, who was dispatched last Summer to
survey the line east of Irkutsk most probably returned
TO ST. Petersburg to make his report during the month
Of February.
Information has been received at The State Depart
mert from Havana Of the publication of Royal
order confirming the decree Of the Governor General
of Cuba dated October, 1852 relating to the exemp-
ton from tuDnage duty Of vessels wholly laden with
i've cattle, poultry of s kinds, hens eggs also,
the opening of the port of Batsbano solely for the COM
MERGE in these articles.
The Government has been informed that the ste
Brooklyn at Norfolk is ready for sea. Minister
McLane will probably leave here on Thursday to en-
bark for Vera Cruz. 1t is considered important he
should reach there possible In view OF the
reported intention of the Mramon party to blockade
that port which will certainly be resisted on the part
of the United States
Col. Foruey saws the rumor that Mr.. Boynton has
sbsconded with portion of the fluids of the House Of
Rerres entatves true. Not dollar of the money
intrusted TO the Clerk ever reached his hands.
The North American Telegraph Association have
been in session in this city for several days. Tney
have succeeded in efeceng arrangements to construct
line to California, provided Congress shall authorize
contract for the Government business for ten years
at the low price Of $50 600 per year. We may now
look for come practical results to the Government and
the public growing out of this effort TO construct line
TO the Pacific The authors of some articles, which
have appeared in different papers to defeat the object,
are notified that the bill affords surplus profits to
tons for such purposes have been and will he de-
clined.
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uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Hindman Ark is appointed an additional mem
Der of the Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad
On motion of Mr. SCOTT (Ad DEM, Cal J, the Mill
tary Committee discharged from the further con-
sideraon Of the subject which was referred to that
Committee.
Mr. VALLANDlGHAM lad. Dem, o. moved that
the House take up bis motion TO reconsider the vote by
which the bill introduced by him 10 increase the appro-
prisiion among the militia referred to the Commit
ice ON Militia He addressed the House at some length
IN snnnort of the 10 increase the appropriation
~ S6N 600. He spoke Of the jealousy of standing ar
mics in the early history Of the Republic, aud Of the
core taken 20 foster the militia. He quoted the Con.
s,;tutora provision, declaring that well regulated
q militia il pece ssary TO the security OF free State
ID alluded 10 the earliest recommendations made by
Adams Jefferson, and other residents,
" bsbsf OF the militia, showing the ineifcie1cy o.
N. sct Of 1892 He did not ask Congress 70 DO AZ
Sols duty in organizing, arming and aiscPnnng t1e
Militia but II was az little they could 40 70 piovios
Equipments, ETC. He conradicted the acngn o. o.
ToDG,sss Il regard 70 the regular army and militia io
Sty YEAR. Since 1908, O4OO OOO have been sPPrU
n,stsd for the militia and 900 600 for the army
en we hsd seventeen States now thr'y-'nIeee. ,
seyeu millions OF people, now more taan lli I 's~,
Mona The army then numbered three thousand WV
| bundled mem now it numbers seventeen "''"'""'