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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
KETTLE SETTING.
A Labor of Years Reduced 10 a
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent %solicita-
IL ton, 10 make public the science OF Kettle
Setting that practice, 1 hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring to acquire a knowledge OF the
art, that | will give them instructions tor the
Setting OF Kettles, Tor either wood or coal, on APP
pllcation 10 me-.
My system is based upon principles, the plau.
sibillty and correctness OF which admit OF no con-
iradiciion, which are quickly and fully compre-
hended, and therefore not liable to be easily Tor.
gotten.
have models for five different constructions
of Kettles, and designs by which instruction IS
made easy. and the art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs or drawings are given 10 those whom
| instruct. All those TO whom | teach my sys'
tenn, are also assisted by my services, If required
Instructions are only given TO those who have
been three OF four years at the business OF Kettle
| Setting. and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter Of
otherwise, OF the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Plaquernlne, Parish Of IbervilleJ La Feb. -, le60.
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NOTICE,
To Planters and Merchants.
BARRELS! BARRELS! -

The undersigned, one of the Oldest Coopers in
The Parish, having completed his arrangemts, and
naving purchased a large Stock of Meterials. is
now prepared TO furnish Planters, Merchants and
others, with as good an article of WOL.ASSES
B 4RRELS and half do, as can be manufactured
None but old and experienced workmen employ
ed, and none but the best materials used.
He will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time.
His old friends and customers will please give
him a call.
His woE having heretofore given satisfaction
to his patrons, he will use his best endeavors TO
please all who call upon him.
His shop is located between Villier and Gre
aud SITS. fronting the Bayou.
au39-mh6 FREDERICK BAGGE.
NUTLERY-A new and beautiful as
sortmebt of Pen Knives inst received an
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f.. E.{GEEgZE,
Fancy Baker and COufCctiOner,

DESPECTFULLY informs families ~
II and others OF Plaqurmme and Iber-@1S
vile. that he is at ali times prepared to ~
furnish parties with Cake and Confectionery in
every style. and manufactured in a manner not
surpassed anywhere. he will furnish any thing
that may be required in his line at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Bakery al the corner OF Bank aud Greaud
streets. myl2
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MISCELLANEOUS.


r. "A. KEARNY,
Apothecary, Chemist and Drug
gist,
C0rner Mum and Bank. streets, !
PLAQUEMINE, La,
y Begs leave TO call the attention OF
III his friends and the public IN general to
SE.9 Newiy Selected Stock
Drugs,
and Chemicals,
which he guarantees pure.
Physicians prescriptions will receive particu-
lar attention at all hours OF the day or night.
The Patronage of the public is respectfully So
licited,
PIaquenine, July 10, 1850.
DAI\TS, Oils, Narnishcs, Brushes,
i Window Glass, Putty, &c, for sale by
jyl4 i. A. kEahNl.
CTATIONERY-Letter, Capand Note
= PAPER Envelopes, all kinds; Blank Books, a
large assortment, Tor sale by
jyl4 IL "A. MANN.
CHAMPAGNES - Eugene Cliquot,
" Heidsieck. Cliquot POusaTdin-by the bot
tie or basket, for sale by ,,pv
JylI X "A. hEAhN''
Lafittc. Lcville, Chateau
~ Margaux, &c, for sale by
JylI X. A. htAhNi.
old RYE WHISkEY-Old Jamaica
" Rum, Aniserte. Fine Cordials, &c, for sale
by IiyI1 X. A. KEARNi.
NIGARS-FOr those requiring a hne
" Cigar. | can offer inducements seldom met
with. for sale by
yI4 X. l. hEANNi'
TOBACCO-Smoking and Chewing,
Il several qualities, Tor sale by
yl4 IA MANN.
CHINA WARE-Vascs-a large Va
" riety, which ] will sell at and below cost.
Jyl4 Il. a. ALAkN
NANCY GROCERIES, Sardines-
L Rodel and SweIlerox Brands: Oysters, Lob
sters, Salmon. Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SUI
gars, Preserves. Pickles, Almonds, Eaisins, Bis
qnits, &c, Tor sale by
IVA X. a hEAkNf.
CARDEN SEEDS-New Crop-cv
" cry yariety-Tumip, Red Top, aud Flat
Dutch, for sale by
jyl4 X. A hEaRNi.
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MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW M'cIINToCK.
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MAD. DURAMD,
Fancy Dress N
Executes all Descriptions Of Fashionable
Work.

MAD. DURAND presents her compliments TO
INl the ladies of lberville, and informs them that
she has returned to Plaquenine, and has recon.
menced her occupation Of FANCY DRESS MA
KING, &c. &c, and trusts to receive a renewal Of
the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon her.
Her residence for the present is the house at the East
corner Of Bank and Pipkin streets, formerly occu-
ped by Mr.. ST. Dizier. jh
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Patent Sugar-House Lamps.
u. 8. Mail Line,

W P~LAQUEMINE y CLARENDON.
The steam propeller VIRGINIA.
RoDoLPH MILLER, Captain, will leave
TIaouemine. carrying the matt, every Tuesday
Morning. at 6 o'clock precisely-and returning.
leave Charentou every Wednesday Morning at
s O'Clock. and arrive at Plaquemins the same
Jay. connecting with the Capitol for Baton
Rouge and Bayou Sara, and with the 81. Mary
for franklin and New Iberia.
wShippers will please see that their freight
Jsparture. seplj
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Horse Shoeing.
BERNARD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ~
IL and the public in general that hsvingN
purchased the interest of Mr.. Kennedy inv y
his Blacksmith shop, on the corner Of Main and
Greaud streets, he will in future carry on bust
ness at that place, on his own account, and
trusts to ~recsive a portion Of the public patron
age. fe2
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GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
STAND LIKE AN ANVIL.
BY BISHOP DoANE.

UStaud like an anvilI' when the strokes
or stalworth strength fall thick and fast
Storms but more deeply root the oaks
Whose brawny arms embrace the blast.
Stand like an anvil" when the sparks
Fly far and wide, a fiery shower
Virtue and truth must still he marks
Where malice proves its want OF power.
"Stand like an ~anvil!' when the bar
Lies red and glowing on ITS breast
Duy shall he life's leading star,
And conscious Innocence It's rest.
"Stand like an anvil - when the sound
OF pouderous hammers pains the ear
Thine but the still and stern rebound
OF the great heart that cannot fear.
GStand like an anvil!' morse and heat
Are born &c earth. and die with time
The soul, like God. us source and seat,
Is solemn, still, serene, sublime.
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New Butchery.
Barber Shop.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public that he still com
tinues at his old stand on Main street, adjoining
his brothers. Tailor shop and Wine Store, where
he still pursues SHAVING and HAIR CUT
TING, as also CUPPING when. called upon. IS
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New York and Brooklyn Foreign Mis-
stonary Society.

sIIETT -nulp ANNUAL NK-rno-ADDaEss by TIE
Wv. WALTER cLAREs, n. u.
ne lfrty.thrd annual meeting Or the New YORK .nd
srooFys Torcsn Missionary so.iety t'ck place ever
Is .; ne Presbyterian church, or KhdEos
svcxze ard ren,y fourth street., Rev ~. Adam The
5<x.or q he church, presided
re ererc commenced with the reading of a. ar.
rroJrrie passage from the Scripture. By Rev D. Aptw,
Ste tng.ng cfs hymn and rrsyer
Eev. Nr H.srSc,, tho Secretary o. The scety, tier
ress The Ennus report Il showed that during the past
ytsr ever $4,000 had bcen rece rel * ccrirtriouS
~ $50 tran as: year. IN addition to tht ,here
sr.cai contributions amounting TO 80 co., to pay
received contriouiions vas sash TIE yrogreu
zrSde durrg the rAst year we very gratifying arge
renoie regions, a among tue Nahommedaps. rember
cst Eso neen vacated among which the u.ss to
~ou 20 tue Tuscaroras the western rsr; Of this safe
= , = q Sayss ss 9srss'es y s'Anssa
mo report 81 the Mr. A. Mcrr n, showed tie
ssscrni % ndsy during the year 10 have beer
" t& The var ons ctureaes kes Yorx ard Brock IN
ssT wslTT CT, tor ~srsS re- ssrs ssi-e.
VA og a. hs tsxi The prediction o. Daniel He exc sine
nc esa ysn J. nc Ten. q The sars ye taking posses
Fon = ihe empire o. re worli L "a sgirilaN EN-
yrc ard nsefed 70 vshie srns % esors.ra,e - -
sserse ne emrra meant the don upn r IN
s maze . sor1ss. q III rssesassi Ss,'sus -
e-ur hem under me sssy q tho iimi~h;y rh.v-
<ce seashDss q D. hoy sor ne conquest was 70 be
cSnp,ese orc. ecierAcrg 81 cs4nfos All AZ race Gud
wond be mere noble ore than any hcrac. worldly con
gress tie sane rrogrcss US % be male a ne
Nture ~ hsd been % the p@t ~ lie followers 81
Cnrisf ~onld not the pre- scn Il tie frcpket aons
syu-, ire abe had been tranrlascd nse tEo bararv
ssrcrcnt languages sod hal been rven 70 rany "a
aorf he old heather RE- SonS xCre rot spFe&d "a
he contrary they fast ~ az on. Tare wsFs a.
nsroas ssps Inc prcssr: day o. the vcrs rerru
Ard empire OF the Prophecy had cnly cd
Ax.ory n conclusion he exhibited s1e ~ 81 snt
larry on tho glorious work o. grbdrsng tie wcrd ard
ringing mo thai noolc empire. Snr.stlars, toc,
Goaad We 81 example or yiety Ena MgfAlty 10 these
,rssons whom tey shsi 90 vert.
ne erefcees cscred VIII rr.yer and rfreajrt.nu
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Mr.. Lindsay Bssars the Phfi&deiphfa
Hoard OF Trade.

from me IN lade'phs Rrlctin, Nov 10
th,s country oI commercial rsslon iron Great Bri
TAN, On the subject Of International reciprocity in
camille matters ne, Der n archaus 10 tbs Board
q Trade Room this Aternoor. numoer Q; prominent
men Of business ~erc present.
Mr. vrYoa The President 9, the Beard of Trade, "a,
trodocsd ~ Lindsay 70 tie meeting. The last named
gentleman expressed ais regre, tia. announcement
had been madcShat be would present ID PIT lGdephla
not sGtnor zedsne announcement, tina, he would he pre-
sent the ds1smed BE then went 10 refer 70 tie
.ac; that ne had already visited several ciiios
n the United states and Canada, where he hal held
converttonal meetings upou tEs subject o. con.
mercla questions in WIKI both nations are "a.
terested. He bad visited mott Of the prominent
o, tire country but OF rome q. them had he form
Cd higher opinion thar Of Mr. Eannioe H. mic, With
whom &c hs9 spept q most Interesting and ;sshiic
Of the United States Mr. LncEay then referred tho
dincutes encountered By the difference OF the Of
he United states and England In 10 maritime
fairs In speaking Of Chicago. that the exports
this year would reach any millions 81 bushels n rrain
.na ard m entire exports would reach two hundred and
fty mill ons 81 doiars BE ther referred the prooa
ocf-'cre o. iha. city ard trade Tue law rblds that
the couwise trade should be tone IN other tasn Aer
can ytsse while Canadian as 'orpd that Il should be
conc n American bottoms, their coast; Tic .to1ght
IBIS policy rr~re upon the part ot both counries Ard
dissdvantaseous 70 botn hat ma e sach law,
and she had the .oy OF them The dercn
tai ds Of Canada upon the commerce Of 10th countries
be believed 20 be hilarious 70 both BE belev that fire
United sas would make concessions II respect 10 her lake
ira e, Canada would throw down the barriers against
AXE Trade, and MAKE ibtrai REDUCTIONS upon the
upon American FOODS. Tho avs or kngand rcspe ting
lighthouse ducs psloage, &c he deemed unfair sn1 m.
generous but he believed that CONCESSIONS ade
BY the pted Staes in respect her cokstw se trade
England wouli meet bali way n respect 70 the dres
ust referred 70. BE believed that the ln,e
res q England and Anarca were mutual and ufs Cd
the removal OF the rcrr.c,Sns VIII had beer made
-hen the interests of the two naiins were dstnc, and
~ variance with each other, ard ween there
row jealousy me speaker then referred % the repca OF
lie CATION laws q Bganf and rrgod ths; free trade
had been o. great mpcrtsr TO Great Britain b then
vent into an elaborate argument 70 prove that free trade
bal been Or immense Advantage tc Engsnd. an he n
errei that tire tne1 states wUca reap crai degree
" advantage from The pgrsuh Of the saue policy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1850

houses though not infected with he prevailing
epidemic, dare not buy bills as usual, not knowing
whom The panic may destroy. New York banking
houses, distrustfl of the pending agitauons, de-
cline to buy at all for the present. Planters are
unable to send their cotton TO market, or, when
hey have sent II 70 market, cannot sc. he money
for it. Merchants owing money TO the North can
no. pay their debts. This Is as far as the thing has
gone az yet. The next steps in the ordinary course
Of events win be an open quarrel between the mer-
chants and planters Of the South on one side, and
the banks on the other, ending, OF course, as the
like quarrel ended here in 1857, in general run IN
the banks, and their forced suspension. Then
would follow general liquidation, and an enor-
nous depreciation Of properly, including State
stocks, which are largely pledged as . banking
basis throughout the North. II IS safe TO say that
Il this panic be not allayed, II will do AZ much mis-
chief az the total failure Of q cotton crop.
Some relief viii be afforded when the remit
tances Of gold which have been forwarded TO New
Orleans reach their destination. Abou. q million
mas been sent, and more viii so. Our banks can
well afford 70 spare four or five millions, and from
presen, appearances II viii pay handsomely to
send gold for the purchase Of cotton bills on the
North. Less than this sum would probably restore
the equilibrium, and set the wheels Of commerce
IN motion airesh. Some good might be done by a
manifesto from Mr. Lincoln specifying the princi-
Piles upon which his administration will be con.
Quoted. As ne has been elected withou. doubt,
there would now be no improperly in his stating
in clear, candid manner whether this distrast OF
him which prevails at the South is well founded or
not. Where millions of property are at stake, il is
pusrile 70 talk about the restraints of etiquette, as
considerations of dignity. Financial Disturbances,
growing ont OF political alarms, are no new thing
either in this country in Europe, and no monarch
or minister has ever been blamed for Selling the
first opportunity of checking panic by frank ex
position of his intentions and his policy. Mr.. Lin.
coin would do himself credit, not injury, byspeak
ing ont, promptly and frankly, in this conjuncture
The folio wing is the amount Of coal transported
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during
tbe week ending Thursday, November 8, 1861
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connected with the State, he Bank OF South Caro-
Ina is State insti.utoa. In The event OF actual
trouble in that State, neither the exchange nor the
circulating bills Of these banks would DO desirable
property to hold, and We shall not be surprised 20
hear that 80 far as the latter are concerned, they
are sent back to the bank for redemption without
delay. At the current rate Of foreign exchange,
specie can be probably imported from Great Bri-
tain Il is hardly likely, however, that the En-.
pertinent win be made.
The following table win show the movement Of
the stock market during the past week and
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vsrs OF view York, November n. Isoe.

ARRIVED
ssesnstp frsm.n fRreml wcsses Bremen. IA Sonhanu
TO oct IL win rndse and N Gepcxe heutr~n
,.as % r. c Lon g,'sss ssr ;p q
Dsphne bound W. The has made he from sally 70
ard pAssenreu 70 Ludlsm neineken.
tbip Rorer Hem, s-wsrt B,rdesur SEPT So and Corfo
van Oct q y IA mese. " smith GO
hp Hedges, Boston, bours In balias- 70 Iere~s A
Frr fsomm rleston scanDsn Carfhssens. OCT H. with
hdea v spofcrd Oct 4 OF Ssvanla spoke brig JACOB
and ,ro he sn2ws1 e.sSs S esI s. rsss 81
Wfrcm hArpsaA psssd sunasn schr Win pmsais ONLY
srs " . Ssss q cherryee.0 Small, osufuseo., via
= y, 20 ms.rs sne pai 10 70 dses ~ dTs VIII sugar
me- oysss. W. Smith vvrd,Or rs "a d.y. with siaser.
BRIG nsyhovsr Pe.srson sss Hsysor for Phtisse,phia
echr Jonas Smith Dayton. Wilmington, NC, tAva
schr Wide world Burns Morehead rssy, nc days, wah
soliou &c % Murray Has erpWeDcsd very hsAvy wes
ga, Esn, Adams Eu,ss.hpg. for Hsgsrcu.
sohr Nah. KA,oa Elizahethcors for eu.ton
sssr SShsrssr Ssl.ey, E,ss.sAPcr for Fan River.
echr = Arcaariua Ilaessl, sccslasA 3dsu
sesr saada o.. - ssnsn 90 49,. =, s isys
ssamcr Dss~srs. cxnncn. PnisSeiphia
eeames Daylight arrfrsw, new Hedfcrc.
nsanss WazssSA. Arsy. Hev Beasora
ss $1,000 nsssss~ss, iooss rro,ssssss.
eeanug un6erwrlef, German, Bcsos, holrs, viii ship
Exh tv.
q fsisais cunuersand, Com Ksros. fror Portsmouth,,
nj, days . anchor on sde TIE tar
Bs,s x!eSr 81 FRO ne xed'errssesr, o. ssysBy RIO,
Hsrs ss,vs a., ma, ron Ardros.su, esrsR.
Aso. os sAie, tnsrcwu
v6s ~ wWrH
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C3loDc !. ". WtDb, q Wasslf FtoD Don SENIOR q "a.
sss, Of Cubs ard NJ xors Of Havana sopp M Al the
sarge House
:. n. h0rstmann AMI family, OF Phusde phia: NJ At
eElfon aud ale. ass pp T. r. Gutter and family
@ Boston, ar ". II Barber, Of Nlasms rails are stop
ping ., tire rfth lverre Hcle
Colonel nrnxuf, o. Washington: H0r =. sYanrsr, q,
NeS York IT. Fhlllips, 81 Novs Scotia; Mr.. NJ. wsrn,
o. he sitcd states Army and = Flz eersd OF vsen
80 Ireland, are stopping At the q Nicholas Hotsl
Ccrrei.rs wendell, Of Nnhrstop, Captain smith, o.
80 steamer Cshawss NJ W. n. Graham aud Mr. {.
Thomas, both Of the lnted States Army; Robert r.
whittier and lie, Of lawrence, kass W. H. riinud
hrt A. Jameson, 10th q 81 Iorn, ". c. Campbell, Of
eeorsetsbrcp and party Of cswego arc stopping al Ii
kesrcp tan Hotel.
hon. 4 5 Foster, FconsylvsnL; r. W. Crair, Mary
arti Eoa, ~ y Fcieer, colonel W. n Arserror ard
saor james Walker, q virginia, are 10 Wmhinrtor
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TIE sos or ACE Lincoln AND TIE H<xvinn cot,Eds
STUDENTS Young Lincoln scn Of tho President elect,
now IN Harvard College, Wac on Wednesday Eight called
upon rJ large body CT the students IN tina. inEttut,on,
and congratulated tae OF HE father he lad
peeI previously waited by MANI, but tnls call wU
more formal, though not more cordial
rzErARsG hx,vk-rne Boston Pcs, whose editor
hss fat situation n tho Custom House her the following
advertisement 10 It's editorial columns,-
To Bp IEr-A very pleasant desk 10 tie Eostor Cus;e
House for four years. Apply TO Abraham Lincoln.
Nr1T srBaHn NE AssMs.T Inc republican iour.
malls are taking up Iucus Robinson, o, Chemung county
FOR the Spsakcshr OF me next Assembly Of this State
ElEvErH DlsucI-J. D. steele, opposition, 10 elected
in the Eleventh. Congressional dsrc. OF this State instead
Of ?. H. Sylvester, republican ES. sseees majority
over two hundred. TIE delegation VI: therefore stand
republicans %, democrats TO-
TN CIocz CoSeRxsssoSxa Rs-ucIs-The following
figures win approximate the Official court in the several
districts named =
Dist. kaj.
10-var Wyck, republican, elected by. ....,..... IA
n-steele democrat, elected ny ............... 100
Is-ybbard, democrat, elected By 100
Ezcros " KANSAS "A despatch from A,ch son,
Kansas says the democratic candidates FOR the Legss
ture and county officers elected by 200 majority
Tuesday-lArge democratic gain.
RrxoRRp Dun The oxford, Miss, Mercury says thct
q prevailed that duel 10 on foot bet reen OF
Senator's ard distinguished politician formerly Of
this State bu; citizen Of Tennessee The parties
herein Indicated probably JET Davis and Gen. Ren,y
g Eoote.
TEE AExBKR or Cossnxss FROM DnAwARn-hr. George
P Fisher who NAG been chosen TO represent the State o
delaware in the United States House Of Representatives
Ia not black republican, claimed by the journaA Of
that party. he as the Union candidate and
voted for by the L.ncolnias
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bs2 Isl grsr.a % Nslsr a. III - -
KI~BAe ~ be-r~r, l.di~r Chss iarfefr II Vet,
~ssF ansee klraa wea,e,, A Clmsns s1d n ,elly II
Ebulens e Y DAlse, roppe setr DER NJ schre.
,-s ~ ID ey and fsmAy-auf ~ u re sssrsrs
rA.u.a rA-Bnx rhonts rle-on-x. sao.asuaur
RIcuoEp kc.ss@ns1ip 5anesswc--J suheu...Y. d
verssev y n. ~ " Bencr. wcg v.r y p.~-a-. Z, y,
sisrvd. - suiisr, suslss Yrs Oosss - r-sr
~ and Afy
Rrsoan Ac--sa<&mshp ycsown-EJ ~pnh. C.c..
nssan, : Very Mr. Hard, y ElennsA An-ftse kss
yss WIZARD, y h~sr- Y 'riart Ma hrdsrsoa, :
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n VIM FILM LoeE FfsTofs The New Orleans
CI1tr fv@ The following particulars 81 an urusua
ofcvs ,cr1,E 10 thst city We understand tns, q
dee vas Ought &C Wednesday snerpocr near tire Esp.
kns plantation, ecs~cen NJ olivier and Or ~
- Romes, TIE same Who Esd dffccty and shoo, M
ankE st sskcoi exsr,natca rsnrart street scrra
tine aro he del, forsunaiey, va hsrmicss, ttcrgn
town zoe ,haa0gcd party, Dr. Re =. 70 ros hai
chosen en. lo,x p'sto's o. The Geld tho fry. Ere
both pistols snapped Al TIRE ssconi Ere crss re
70, mapped asas, bull ts siverssrys vent c lhou,
ht,sghr. cErv,erae sscor A. rcr declared themselves
satisfied psrtl,r.vy - Trey bsisTed rre'ew ~ Their
prisopa 70 s;ard psrs snarprr Este vbch nrli
snap Cd day. What sxpos % r 70 ,fe nrecrs' chance
OF oelss 10, ty bic nn.AgCna and rocb sss 1si rs
VT M carrlere bed " Saye the rrcurf hoyt rsvnr
had ssAot leeissed ~ some thss ~ 81 Renee sod
me 70 " ire Humanity Of his sec,-i- n stoers hsn
%. ps.h, ~ oarTls,f gcs revntce = CO. Coca stN
fre 80 r. ev~nrrNe-