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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-17

rf,uE CHEAPEST ace in the CITY 10 buy
Looking Glass Picture Photograph square oval . At
GEOReE FHSENbERGs Mandatory opposite the Examiner Of
Gee o Governor street.
R-Od rr.raes rut at the Lowest possible prices by GCO
EHRENBERG airrors Of 81 sizes and pate made 10 order
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Railways k,mo lies arc sod bv DNc7i''s cTery8herc
ROADWAY Is CO.,

% john Street. n" 0rk.
PURCELL, L4DD CO. sri JOAN y. G7tY, general whole
ssl- az uts c Stat. of Nres. who WI -1r,g Poe +Tade
a. The prices CHARGED by &al-ly Co. BOO Kew York city
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srppose Suppose have sandy, red While, srsEy
anin yellow hsr suppose pr'ef ist hr' w. cn
dark brown, black Ne you apply or you are Tise
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
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The unds signed viii continue Exchange and Banking Rusi
ne,s ofrssacs ryo-. Il vii be clnduc ed IN
der the style firm o. WM b. lSAACS CO. Smith Jr
having 4 interest therein. WI ID. lsAACS.
1T January. lSsi,
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NOTICE.

I -
The co.par,rsp heretofore existing between The undersigned
Dissolved by mutual 1he Affairs Of the
he Iee by Nm. Issc, who Authorized to use the
name OF the Erm for that purpose. -
| JOSEPH PRJMMEL,
| WI p ISA4Cs,
Wa y. TAYLOR
| RfcIriIyn Let January i-Gl.
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EVIDENCE5 OF PROSPERITY.

AZ an evidence ofhe h 1.-THE people, may be stated that
0o0 tons freight lcul!uT geo Oo bushels OF graa and
l 5aiIv a5ur o varded the lice last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The p-ce lands vary soto ;25per are according
location qu ty First class farming hrds sell for about
so per sce aaI the relative expense Of subluirg prairie
compared WITH land In the ratio of to 10 in favor
former The ofs.le fer the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
six cent per annum six interest notes at elk per nt
payable respectively IN one Vo ree four Eve AMI six years
sale and four for principal able 10 four,
Eve tx and rom date Of sale the cgntac, sipala
ing Of he purchased shall be fenced and eu
y each ear :or Ave years from the date Of sale,
years oneha shall be fenced aud uader
cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
Tor the valuation cash eEep, the should be six dollars
Ger acre, when the cash price will be Eve dollars
Pamphlets descriptive VI he lands, soil climate productions,
prices and terms OF payment can be had Applcaonto
J. W FOSTER,
LaiJ Commissioner, Illinois Central HHirodd,
Chicago, Illinois.
othe Towns Villages ard Cities situate upon the
Limbs Railroad pages lsS iS9, 100 Appet9n Rail
way Guide jal4- dc&w8m
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NATURAL NnAGrCl

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scppcse case Suppose have sandy, red white, grizzly
dark brown black Well you apply or you are wise)
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and IN ten uinuieI your mirror shows youa
WONDERR TRANSF MATI0N!
Every hair few before unsehy bsmish,
IS element Of beauty. a magnificent head hh Is
the exclamation whenever uncove The difference be ween
BEAUTY AND TSsE BEAST
striking that he.wesn gray rcd hea In
Of nature and t, which his famous dye has ben
Piled Manufactured by CRISrA1orO, actor horse, New
York Sold every where. and applied by all balr preier'
jal-dkwim
Bryan,a TnSt less V, r,iiiTug Worms In children,
dsodge the foundation fatal d One dose
really pleas liquid will destroy aad brinC them away
thorough The compliant rarely returns Every
constituent OF e Nrniuse vegetable aad harmless 1t gives
no pain Price % cents
soli by FI5HES SHEPHERD.
Or. McClIntock's PectoraI Syrup,-Th's strictly
vegetable specific introduced by The physicians and
med al boian Of age Is re lives Of multi udes OF
persons young and old having all the symptoms Of mortal pull
monary diseases Price FL
Sold by FISHER EHEPIERD.
DIR. McClIntock'r Cold and Cough Mixture
peri rms every instance, what promised when 10 was In
spells night ell the varieties OF severe cod Or haassius
cough neciatey relieves in lerza hoaenss ard tick
Ing Of the palate throat. Pdce 70 GEMS.
Sold by FISHER SHEPHERD 1l--llm
R%sPECaAL NOTEC d. Owing to the
E s;riagency IN the Money Market and the heavy die.
charged consequence the AgeGts Il his Company
instructed this date farther cr not To
eeive monies In payment OF Feres and Freight ~ -ins
banksble f'nds and Specie sAhL EuiHi Supt
nlrA = rpd II
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The Annual Law OF Virginia
MAgOsS GUIDE To MAGISTRATES.

The Annual Law OF Virginia
uay0,S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.
NEw EDITION.
Just Pl1uhsd
Guide 70 Maysrates Nh practical pyms Tor NE Dsenarse
49,. Antics or o. Court whh added prscedsn Tor The
o. of Prosecutors SAerd,, Corcue Conaol fsch,Aeis
Ces Ac Second Ediou In which tv laws are brought aoNn
Ia nd Mayor Of Richmond price g. mailed free o. postage on
rvcept Of TIE amount
IN PRESs
Anew edition TAies Analytical Dlsesed Index o. The Nfs
MA Reports from Barrsta The present uny, 10 HrAta
pv insulting also ne Decisions OF The Special Court OF APP
p-a BY Alexander sands author ofthc hitoy OF SUI
10 Equity The Nev American Form BOOK ana h"o' VI mt
Qlsrt-ry Law Revitw. ,,
The sbors Of TIE rmer edition has been Thoroughly revised
via DIE I'M opc,ion o. many titles rrarranged, greatly en-
a grd ana improved AMI E commend Itself 20 The liberal pao
arc the Profession viii be found complete and accurate
Index {. tl he virginia Reports
sriESpIp sroCS LAw HooEs CONSTANTLY On hAsn. d,
IA ne th A. ths tor rRcE which would beg The A.
$50. /, 80, !. T..g.f p-of-s.ion A NORRIS,
i.s Publisher aud Bookseller
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AUCTION SAILS.
gUTgHE pays.
1861. NEGRO HIRING.

fg,HR undersigned vii continue The above bunss the ersung
war and solicit ie gortnuod patronage OF those friends
for y hon he acts, and ffbe public generally.
Wis the bnorlc ostaced BY several experience In
this busins assured hat he Will be able COED
and the beat prices avery attention Will be given To The
Segr ted - s ID attached bis Office
a room " those nhc have homes In the city
Having compelled 10 huY ene interest Of his late
partner ~ kazungs Holiday himself
Against ali the books and OF the with
hin, for settlement.
der2O-dkcfm ALFRED l. HOLLADAY.
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PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

AZ an evidence fhe t OF the people, may be stated that
to0 tons freight iaculuT geo OJo bushels OF graa and
800 Ual barrels forwarded lice year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-17
IT WILL RESTORE TUE NAT
RAJ COLOR THE HAIR,

where age or si.kn-ss has tur- ed u srav, and Il
wiu render @ son AMI g.tsy-
"ANY BODY
WIZ NAV rv IL y f1d dos not color the skin but by
natural secreto1s at the roots gives u-v ME and
H. IN "a M ADJ is color and freshness 10
n A. freely ~ 1ster upon The scalp aud Sh - much
s,fe- composed of Aql stimulating spirits, and As an ar'
Gle fJr the toilet has no eIu3t $3.50
EF- Read ms Letter -,
Mz,sEs W. HAGAS Co. e. LoCis, No, June ~ 49,
Thereby certify ina, Hair having sseome gdy and my heAd
.r In BALI Iboight Henry ReyEalts, Druggist one nr
In b,- % HEtNsrkE rs INIMrABLS HAIR RkS tORAII'F
~ Ia. use NV Hair was restored orr nd color and ckn
Wr-ravri dAnlruG arrested Us fAirs. and gave ueh
oy Appearance effects eniry dnctcnt sor apy
H Pr .rs,u usd beore know Of several t'ss ad
gent rusn -u1s, Who s speak o. the ln M
a bnr az cheapest Hair Prep trauon In our msrke-
lean fuy recommend e. aud gill refer TO Henry Key
u,iis Druggist. f5r the tr1h o. nay s,a- ern-utt ~
william BOSBNsHALL
Read one Of the many letters received b. The Proprietor
L1Ju-, NJ, Aus, 2, lSCl.
Mrssss W y H,olx ca. Tr,v y Y.-G~nts rL-happy re-
d. Id. ~ Hsfastt lNNlftutE On ever, %
49, world Pesclfrs 20 d,anA that should give
, tony that o.her aIiet might profit by t. have never
s-d ahair preparation that liked 20 welt IL has completely
,..t,,i every hair that 70 Che esf Vas IN 81 moo
md has brought thick and h~ay vac adacei 70 use th
article by Mr. Reyuod your Agent here II t ls''er VIII De oil
servi,e you nav pubfshit 81. -, ,,,sr d. H.. =.
Nsrv respectfully voars Mrs w ~ .SA ~. eA'sN ~
sold rvervwherr-Pric- 5Oc and 81 per bottle
". E. EsAGAN n 60. PrOPrictOr-, IrOys ~.
Flsxz SEsrAzD, Agents .N+-ooa@
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not striking that he.wesn gray red hea In
state Of nature and to With us famous DE has be N APP
Piled. Manufactured by CRISFAnorO actor House, New
York. Sold eveywhere, and applied by all Har preser
iat-
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NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER officers Of the sste respectfully Informed
beside the bonds raq1isedby law there he
dfrom he Aliuan General auh3rz superi enden
ofthr state A'uoty 10 Is " arms. &c dels-u
sNsntBY EE0sR.- Rowland's Xxx family -FOUR full
supply Of THIS celebrated houT o. hand For sale al
duced prices
ALSO Povands superhne cur which The attention Of Ba
kers requested the Hour bns much stronger than other
brand Of superlne In the market SELDEH MILLER
Cor. Tearl Cary tree.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-17

IHL0UR Family Extra and suPerfne flour choice
All hIAA'' WI '~" HuNr& JANIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-17
and IN ten minu,ei your mirror showsyoua
w NDENRUL Tran SROEsM ATION


Every hair few before unsehty bsmish,
nov an element beauty msgnif head hair Is
the exclamation Whenever 1he dferencs be ween
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21
Organization Of Cavalry Company in
Sutter County.

YuBA CITY, May 18th.
E6. DEMOCRAT Subject to q call for the
organization Of company of cavalry in SUIT
ter county, quite number of citizens assem-
bed at the Court House in Yuba City, on
Saturday, the 18th May. for the purpose of
organizing The meeting was called to or
der, and Capt. Alphonse Sutter appointed
to the Chair On motion, ID. NJ. Hanson was
appointed Secretary pro tenn. The following
officers were then duly elected by ballot =
VIM. Alphonse Sutter, Captain; B. i. Bing-
ham, lst Lieut. NJ G. McGlennon, I'd Lieut.. !;
H. L. Bodgett Brevet I'd Lieut. B. Up
sham, Ensign; b. +. Mallory, Orderly Serg ;
Christian Murser, I'd Serg N. f. Hanson,
Sd Serg., and Robt. Densmore, 4th Sergeant
Very appropriate remarks were made by
the officers elect. 1t was then moved and
carried, that the Secretary be directed to pre-
pare a synopsis Of the proceedings for publ
cation in the Marysvile papers.
The meeting was then adjourned to meet
at Nicolaus, on the 1st day of June, for the
purpose of clecting Field Officers.
We have already, 67 members enrolled.
Per Order of Company,
DAVID NJ HANSON, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21
Union Meeting in DownieyilIc.

The Sierra Democrat of Saturday, furnish
es the following report of Union meeting
held at Downeville:
Pursuant to call, citizens met in large mum
bers at the Theater Saturday evening, llth
May.
The following named officers were chosen :
Chairman, Hon. p. Nanclief; Vice Presidents.
). Purdy, 7. u, Blunt; Secretaries. J. f.
Cowdery, Richard Brown.
On motion, the Chair appointed commit
tee on resolutions, as follows: L. f Pratt. A
w. Baldwin, w. j. Forbes, r. IL. Taylor, IL.
b, Cosstt A. p. Williams, A. Platt.
The following resolutions were reported
and after discussion, adopted with great unan.
imity-but three or four dissenters, out of as
many hundred persons:
WHEREAS, majority of people in some OF
the States of the Union have formally renoun-
ced their allegiance to the Federal Govern
ment, defied its authority. and organized
within their limits, armed rebellion to resist
the enforcement of the laws:
And whereas our forts have been assault
ed onr property plundered, and our flag in
suited by Treason in the guise of Revolution
And whereas, under government like ours
based upon the wishes and opinions of the
people, we deem it emnently proper to ex-
press our views in a crisis like the present
therefore be it
Resolved, That fealty to the Union can new
er conflict with loyalty to State; and we
denounce as a heresy, tinctured with treason,
the new-hngled dogma that allegiance to the
State is paramount TO our allegiance to the
Union.
HesolOed, That whether the Constitution of
the United States be called a compact, or
whatever name it bear, the Federal Govern
ment is siill n vital power, endowed by its
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21
No. of vntes. No. Of dole.
Total,
LOKEN/O HDlIBAkD,
Chairman Yuba County Dem. Central Com.
J. NJ. REESE, Secretary.

TnE TOWNSHIPS SHOULD ORGANIZE The
Union men of Yuba County should immedi
ately take steps towards enecing township
organizations Each precinct might choose n
Committeeman TO represent its voters in call
ing township meeting. The delegates to
the Fourth of July Convention are TO be
chosen in township mass meetings-all the
voters Of given township to meet at some
place to be selected by themselves, or agents
of their appointment. We suggest the
propriety of the appointment of township
committees, each precinct choosing member.
"What is evcrybody's business is nobody's
business" and the voters Of each township
must call their mass meetings through the
agency Of an authorized committee. We
hope our suggestion will be taken into con
sidcration, and be carried into effect unless
some better one presents itself AT any rate,
let all be active, aud let Yuba county have
delegation,in the Fourth of July Convention,
composed of men who will not be controlled
to support any unsound man, however
"clever" he may be.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21
Election of Delegates TO the State Com
ventiOn of the Fourth of July.

'Fhe unconditional Union men Of Yuba county,
who approve the resolutions and call of the State
Central Committee presided over by Hon. j. J.
Hoge, adopted on the sth Of May, for a State Con
vention at Sacramento, on the llh Of July next,
and who will support the nominees of that Con-
vention, are invited to assemble in township mass
meetings on the 18th day Of June, 1851, for the
purpose Of choosing delegates, directly from the
people, to the said State Convention, without the
Intervention of party County Conventions the
place for holding the meeting in each township
10 be designated by friends Of the cause resident
therein. The entire vote Of the several townships,
cast AT the last Pres dental election is given be-
low and also the number Of delegates to which
each township is entitled under the apportion
mont Of the State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

Hon. ZAcn. MoNTGoMERY.-The Union says
that when the resolution declaring that the
Southern Confederacy ought to be acknow-
ledged by the General Government, was be-
fore the Assembly on Saturday, it was sup
ported by Mr.. Montgomery ain a speech,
which, in any Of the Eastern loyal States, at
this time, would have procured his indict-
ment for treason, if he escaped no more sum
mary process from the hands of the people
However, as this was TO be the last occasion
when a speech of this kind should disgrace
the halls Of our Legislature, the speaker did
wisely, perhaps in improving it,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

TIE LECTURE THIS EyENNo-The numer-
Gus admirers, in this city, of the Rev. r. Starr
King, will remember that he is to lecture this
evening, at the Presbyterian Church. Sub
textbooks and Reading Tickets may be
obtained at the bookstores, and at the bank
ing houses of Low, Bros II Co., and Decker,
Jewett and Paxton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

A FUsIoNIsr REBuKED At HcME.-We are at
n loss to determine the cause which instira-
ted the member of the Democratic Central
Committee from this county Hon. J. w. Ne
Corkle, to advocate fusion with the apollo
gists and supporters of Secession, at the late
meeting of the Committee in San Francisco.
He certainly did not get his authority from
the Democracy Of this county, for they have
never yet, by word or deed, and never will
countenance, join themselves to, or hold com
munion with, any party or set of men, who
do not, under every emergency, recognize
the Constitution Of the United States, based
upon the Union compact entered into by ouI
fathers, as the supreme governing law Of the
land-to be respected and enforced alike, in
ell sections, from the river St Johns to the
Rio Grande and from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific His action as member Of that
Committee, was, to say the least, a gross mis-
representation of the position occupied by
the true Democracy Of this county, and
which, we DO not hesitate TO say, will be by
them most emphaticaly and Overwhelmingly
repudiated Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

A FINE CAVALRY CoMPANY-Undcr Capt
VIM. Alphonse Sutter, cavalry company, al
ready numbering siXty-seven well selected
men, all ready to attest their devotion to the
Union by deed as well as word, has been
organized in Sutter county, The proceedings
of a meeting Of the company for electing off
GERS will be found in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

The TnEATER.-After an absence of some
four years the gifted and greatly admired
actress, Mrs. Julia Dean IIayno is TO COM
mence an engagement at the theater this ey-
ening. She will appear on the opening
night as Julia. in the great play of the
Hunchbach, aad will besupported by a very
good stock company. other attractions are
offered for which see advertisement We
would advise those who are TO accompany
ladies to secure seats at the box office during
the day, as it may be difficult to obtain de-
sirable seats in the evening. The box office
will be open from ten A. NJ to four p. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

CpcPs-The Shasta Courier says that the
cold harsh. chilling winds of the last few
weeks, in connection with the dry weather
have stunted the cereals in that vicinity if not
totally injured the crops in some localities
The same remark is applicable to the grasses
that in many cases will be thin and short
thus diminishing the supply of hay materi-
ally.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

CoNroLENcE.-A country editor, noticing
the deeease ofa wealthy gentleman, observes,
"lIe has died. regretted 10y numerous cir
Gle of friends, and leaving widow as dis
consulate as any widow need be who has oh
tanned the uncontrolled possession of five
thousand per annum. More than twenty young
men have sent letters of coincidence TO her"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

TIE RIGHT OF SEcEssIoN.-The Sierra Dem
ocrat publishes the following extract from
the Sierra Citizen of November 18th, 1860.
The Citizen is a co-worker with the Express
and other peace organs, which are so devoted
to the Union:
1t is utterly impossible .to conceive of q
sovereignty subject to government against
its own will If the States of Nir-
ginia, kentucky and South Carolina repudi-
ate their connection with the balance of the
States, and declare themselves Independent
their alienation is complete and irreparable
We do say that if those States dc
secede, the attempt to fight them into the
Union will be as wicked as it will be vain
The question of secession is simply ques-
ton Of fact, to be Determined By the South
alone, who must be the sole judge of her own
rights
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

SAD ACCIDENTAL Shasta, on Monday
evening last, says the Courior, after the close
of the exhibition given hy Lew Rotlcrs Fe-
males, Mr.. Baker and Mrs Mogee, of Horse
town, descended together from the dress
circle of the hall, and believing that they
had gained the ground floor, stepped out Of
the second story window, on TO the awning
in front, and were instantly precipitated to
the ground, n distance of sixteen feet Mr..
Baker escaped almost uninjured, by catching
hold Of the rarter, and thus breaking the force
of the fall. Not 50, however, with Mrs. Ma
gee, who received from the conclusion n
double compound and comminuted fracture
of the thigh bone, with the jagged end pro-
trudng through the skin; and also n COM
pound fracture of the fore arm at its articua
ton with the carpal bones. Prompt assist
nnce was procured, and the injuries immedi-
htely attended to- She is at present doing
we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

No ADMIrTANcE FOR TRAmoEs Several Of
the army officers who resigned, hoping to
obtain commissions in JEFF Davis army were
disappointed. They have since asked to be
restored to their positions in the Federal
army. OF course their impudent applications
were treated with the contempt they deserv-
ed. The applicants probably kept at re-
epectful distance, and addressed the Depart
ment by letter. They would otherwise have
suffered the fate which is in store for traitors
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

Marysville Turn Veren.
The members of this Society are requested TO meet
their Hall this evening May 21st. By order of the
President.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-21

THE HYDRAULIC PREss.-This excellent our.
nal has recently undcrgonca business change.
VIM. Bausman, ESD, is now sole editor and
proprietor. lie wieds a vigorous pen, and
understands and practices the courtesics of
his profession. The Press is as staunch n
Union paper ns there is in the land.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

1r..Y,-, vile Esnas-s. cells public attention to The
~. .su,rs.i.e,ious between prciessiors ard pIse
,... which ,,js, ia che secession Increment, lie a'-
49,, .,,.p,ped that they hadn't the rig! 20 recover
-, e.e,p;ug into other States TIE remedy to
ave I'D, die r'es. altogether.
The. .ouspiaiuej that they lad not equal rights i'
a. Terr.toii,s Tie remedy IS TO Iut the Whole night
-, 10 hazard Of var, stb pn chasces against 'h'o.
TLey e1prcs-ed great spEseHsnsols that the i'','
.s.,- .rlds would be prohibited, I'D expressly
NV, ,l light TO r'oaio, it in aeif own Co's''V"
,f,, and tlss,,sr 10 exercise t.
Tho, complained Of duties on imports as "lnro"'
20 ,h.-o in eorsuu ing the grcfs on their staple
IA ,b.v Law, tie sane duties iaenErlves, and mast
make ,b,m still beaver if they Spei = fa''s moa''
.,o,.,t 20 meet their expenses in ths' usee.
gnev denouneed the Union Tor eAPencing i's r'e
f., rs Ko.ti. aud they IoS send their o"a mo
,-.v N,rtb 10 buy their supplies.
Tb, p.or,e-s iu the movements senou' cd 'he O'i'u
A.. ,-.bbi,;ss the African slave uaie sst ihcs pu-
80, s,;.., or he ustisl.on Of slavery. They ios'i-'
- ,-ob.bit i, forever in tiyir o=a Constitution
NV, the, crs1gcd a siasle wrong eroa TIE CAoa
80 ,,,i,b ths, ase not TEENS Ives more guilty G
.,h,'s.l. s.atfsd Ccaieie-a,y present anything IL
,....y % vneiaiaf Tey s''P up e NOR about iae'r
go. and saneud,r Oh their dgh'' Of 'e'iso'e D.
an, to Irresponsible dPoas edo e'i--1 O'u'''-
ricas.