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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

SEWING NA.ulNs-.-Ihc Committee on
S-Vm- Machines report awarding 70 the
Grover and Baker Sowing Machine COMPANY
Of New York
For The s- Fauay sewing Machine, tie
first premium, Uip
For the he-- manufacturing Sewing NJ
chime, first premium.
For tie best exhibition oi Sewing Machine
work, first premium
Also o. Mis- Mary Duffy. oi New York
their priueiral operator. .or her splendid ez-
hibitiIn Of skill during the Fair, we recon
mend a Discretionary premium oi Dip. and =
AuI 70 Mrs julia liummi,ton. of Troy.
sec9ud o4cntor on sid machines, discrc-
tionory premium Dip. and s..
And o. Ms Hall and Mis- Hutchinson, OF
Rutland, assistant operators. each Dip.
Al-J 20 Mis-, Emma Hayden of New York,
fora fancy chair. embroidered on the Grover
AMI Baker machine, q discretionary premium
Of >
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

Henry Stevens, Esq, Jr.. Of London, Eng
land, son Of our towsman. Henry Stevens, has
recently purchased '- The New Testament
translated into Englyshe by John Wycliffe,
with rule and kalander of episrles and gos-
pels after yc use Of Salesburie'' paying for
it e3j0-or $3.50. The book Is very
elegant manuscript on vellum. with capitals
illuminated in gold and colors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

\ HHoC TRAWNr PEEoBHzD Il sAFE
The CovrEDER.cY Tho Columbia South
CqroIqiqa has discovered the only means Of
saving the rebellion from -rccdy le,tructi
81. The war. Il continued can DO longer be con-
ductci us il has been. Our currency IS 30 le-
urecated that it VIII soon ccise On be- available.
Let the whole Coutcieucy Bee divided into two
cla-ses-the cambataut- aul the producers. As
long a, this war shall last every one % us must
BE sltsfei with shelter, food and clothing, and
nothing else. The soldiers ami otieers from the
highest 90 the lowest. must fight without pay.
Let every woman and every child Oh enough f0r
thepurpose be male 10 WORK without pay. Let the
President and every civil officer or employee have
uo pay. In fl.t, JET 10 be penal oaeu-e 90 buy
~ sell any thing. lut let fol, riimeut, shelter
and medicine bee secured t0 every one under a
parish or county organ zltiou, controlled or su-
perry sod hy thc General Government tn this
way there wouli De u0 further increase of our
national debt, in fict no currency wou,l be me-
-es-ary for the time being hIt every one who
should have Confederate NOTES u bis pocket
w1ull then feel that they are good AMI thai he
would have something 20 fall back unlu when
peace s declared 70 was 90 this principle that
Frelauck the Great when the cx'--el.eot Prus-
sia ws. at stake, carried on successfully Do, IA
nous seven years war against such oils 4- the
worll hai never seen before luI never since.
Berlin his capital, was taken and -acsel Eve 0r
six times, and his whole territory turned almost
into % wilderness. hut he came out 0f The war
without ccu-of debt Why. Because De -e.z-
ed ur0u tlc whole ot Prussia, and lr.el every
human hsur iu 10 On contribute o. ft- deliver
aure. Ile j.l not issue bonds but parted with
bis silver spoons. auI expected tle same sacrifice
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

FRoSr.-ILe first frost worth mentioning,
Of the season, whitened the ground this
morning. September is to-day, before his
departure, setting October a splendid copy
on weather. The bright sunshine, blue
sky, and pure invIgorating air are doubly
grateful after the dark gloomy weather Of
two weeks past
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

AID TOR TIE SicG SuLDLss.-lhe Ladies
OF Grand Isle have recently made and sent
to the hospital Of Bn.-lehor, tLc foIlawing
articles
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

Quilts, % Bci-o@D,. pairs Slips, I4 pairs
Socks, IL Bed sacks, s Sheets, 20 Shirts. T.
Pillow Cases, @ Pillows, Pillow ticks. Pack
ages fruit, ] Can Ditto.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-26
SrfxArNTCG "A poINT,,,

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But does not the editor consider What
an awkward figure hewiA cut supporting
Old Ale aftersso freely eondemnipg hini'
ra The &bers is from an article in, the Fl
Madison PIdinaeoltr, in references to Ger,
tain remarks Of the SoSPAREiL, SONS time
ago, concerning Mr.. MSeoLs's Missouri
Policy. The editor seems to think that
because we opposed the policy Of the
President in retaining ScHeFIELD in com
rnend in Missouri, after the loyal people
Of the whole country had demonstrated
sgainst such a course, we. cannot, under
under any circumstances, support OH
. ADS for reelection. Now, we don't ''see
it" in that light. We hold that we have
right to criticise the actions of our
friends pelitiral, just as freely as those of
our enemies; and until the fact is estab
Ished BY competent authority that this
privilege is not our right, we intend to ex-
Nrcise it. If the President of 4he United
States is guilty of any act which We con-
slider wrong, we shall most certainly say
20, whether that President be ABRAHAM
LINCOLN or CLxxENr L VALLAxDIcuAN
Aoreove".~in our article on Missouri az
fairs, We but expressed the sentiments of
The people. We said what ever, body be-
lisved, that the President was not pursu-
ing the proper course toward Missouri;
ind that If he did NOT change his policy
i'll this respect, we did not believe lie
could be rcnominated by the Union par
ty Of the Nation. Our objections to Mr.
Lincoln had this extent-no more: We
did not endorse his Schofeld policy in
Missouri, and we ask what loyal man in
the Union did: Can the editor of the
sI1aitaaaEt say that he approved of it?
We think not. We believe that he was
Hs much. opposed 10 the Presidents clay
bank policy as We were; the only differ
enec between US was; we expressed our
SIT publicly. while he remained silent.
In the article to which our cotempoFa-
1'H refers, NC stated that our only objec-
zion to pr. Lincoln the only objection
able act Of his Observation-Disclosures the
efusalto remove scmi-secessionist from
command in cffssouri, after all the loyal
men Of the Stata- had- demanded it. We
stated further that we were free to vote
for the denomination fOld 4Bf, 50 soon
as he should yield 70 the demands of the
st'sdit>; and .recsIfy this. only error of his
administration, This lie has done, and
Ne ask our ntightor Of tit 73amdedter if
Ne cannot:now, consistent With eur own
4erms, throw, up our hat aad Lurlph FOR
Add Apr!" x:s
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4 Comprehend Skinned.

Last week Garrett Davis, Of Kentucky
made most unjust and abusive attach
upon the National Administration, sharg
ing that its policy in refusing to exchahgs
white prisoners unless the rebels woulc
consent to an exchange of black soldiers
was barbarous, and was Intentionally ad
opted for the purpose Of influencing ths
next Presidential canvass, and prolopg
ing the war John P Hhe, of New
Hampshire, followed the Kentucky Cop
perhcad, and aayed him after the follow
ing style:
Mr.. Hale, Of New Hampshire, rose tt
Indignantly deny that it was the desire q
gentlemen on this floor to continue thu
war in order to influence the next Presi
Dental election. A more atrocious alle
CATION against honorable men was never
listened to from the beginning of time tc
tho present moment. Ii the allegations
Of the Senator were true, he would soon
er take into his hands the hand of amar
from the charneI house, reekiug with
rpestilence, than the hands of those
around him. II the allegation was true
every Senator was stamped with the foul
est treason and perjury. The destinief
of the country have teen siIbmittedtC
ths gentlemen around him. who are
bound by their oath TO sustain the. coun
try aud the Consultation, and to defend
the tiresides and homes threatened BY in.
V&sion. The Senator from Kentucky SAVE
they are hypocrites, and do not mean &c
sustain these objects.
Mr.. Davis explained that Ae had refer.
cnce to those in power. = :
Mr.. Hale replied that the S :nator had
made an allegation which embraced eve
~ Senator. 1t was An allegation which,
if true, would disgrace the vilest inmates
of penitentialy., The character of the
President was also included in the allie
CATION. He believed one thing, that eve
IS body asserted that Lincoln veg emf
Rnently all honest, patriotic man. TODAY
for the first time, be had heard tho hon
eSty and patriotism of the Executive
questioned. - ..,:. ..-.,... i
IT the government has called GOe black
soldiers to take zap arms, and calls them
itout to fight the sbsttlesqaf the country, il
is bound to protect them At ell hazards
by ever. agency itseen pat 7forAh, govern
aeht having used theta and they having
become prisoners :, and if they are 1ban,
denea to ctheir fate. il j. guilty Of base
ness uuheard of in history. The party
in power has one arm and that arm il tlIe
country; but one purpose, and that is the
salvation Of the country: The itiek that
the Administration and tie support ere de
sire the continuance Of war in order &c
control the next Presidential election
desire this cruel war, with IT'S cries oil. an
gnish, our sons given TO Slaughter 0ul
widows in mourning. and cir Kindred tc
destit ltion, IL an ffasiRtaeR;n 20 base thai
he wondered II found RSWayl !sa&r1 in tc
the fertile bfsin'of the Senator from Ken,
Etuek tApplhuss Ii shs gsale.asg1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-26

F sr. LoUrs, Dee. 22.-The Derhocfas's
Fort Smith special Of the 22d says'th
rebel forces which crossed the Arkansas,
going northward, we're under StAndwaFt,
Adair and QuantrelI. Capt. SpilIman,
with portion of the Indians troopA sn-
counteFed them :as Barren Fork pGhero-
kes country, and fonght them four hours,
routing them. Their loss was about 70.
They fed Ia all directions, but tie rem,
nants will probably reorgansse.21 rtissas-
pseted their destination is thu Kansas
bborder-.oyr 4, a-.:., ats.1 rv,.. ..n,.
All quiet in front.
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N e ~ - $50 @NssN 81, - =
in I'll proi ectia Of fhe CIrago mr.
hals extensiy publ ed In vs. PM p,
we find the Alowiz
--Asaaims 10 i've tie yrfS lagAza~ sIews,
by telegraph or otherwise, IN advance Of
all its western cotenaporai ies4=an object
It has succeeded in attaining in almost
svery imperfect soccurSeu - Or sveat n
the war thus far. !"
ali of which il. sir q nntrna. 80 Ian
as relates 20 the whGls region of tho II.
3 l. 3. 3. and ito connections. From
the removal ofGen. McCl9ltaH FHnsn e0r1
n1and. down to the last glad victory 1t
Chattanooga and the delivery of the
= ID ssaS gwen
The account Of slI the fpriueipalx sseuts
of the war in advance of az the Chicago
rapsrs. the VoshasS iiicfIaSda a&
sIf IaaA msRs5 ant fbe. News skheswpaslsi
fook 70 IoNa newspapSTss -
/. .Tha sbave,b tue Language .of .-the, D'
yenpoft Gassas. and y = as pfsacI
ing'.-eyery word. We have frequently
sndeavored to convircs our citizens that
It was 10 their interest 70 p&tsoniss 10ws
papers Our busints, men have been acs
9 STONED TO resy,upofn sr9Louis and Chi
eago dailies for their Best and latest fsws
reports they learned this years ago, when
Iowa journalsswersnot able to compete
with IN eastern IN papsss, and have not yet
found out East 4oTs ,has.3Ts' eapghk up
with the east, and thatsan Gnatssrs.of in :
,terest ara now published simultaneously
by our, Mississippi river papers, and the
leading Journals. Of the Sass-thas the
papers of Davenport and Burlington are
Just as many hours ahead of Chicago, in
bringing us the Rews,, a. st<e time re-
CURED in railroading between the aSore-
said cities. The Davenport Quote 'asd
Burlington Hawkeye, always contain as full
and thorough accounts Of every matter
of interest transporting in the United
States-or in the civilized worid-aS the
papers Of Chicago or any eastern city,
aud are received here from tloetrt 10 -tcenty.
four hours earlier. Why is it, then, that
our business men will send abroad for
their q reliable reading" when, they can
get as good papers at home, for less money
and in less timer We hope soon to wit
ness reform in this matter-let us pat
ronize home industry.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-26
sTRr-Sv EEHxLY,

At the solicitations of numerous friends
=, 49,. 49, - ~ - Ee5.~ 40 /. -.
in the North CoHntTie, rive will issue
from and after January fss, 1854, a.. ,
aTR4r WEEkLx. :EEPIHKoT
Of the NoxrARErE,eeto be- Published IN
O. 1.E4ysE IsG4.R E.~-.=-Ir tkl-I 81 ~
close connection with the, ,Northern
mails. Terms Pity Cents month or
One Dollar quaEtar. Send in your Or
.sLafl-~9TT za2 Ia. ,zra'FF Eai:uqu7
. A0kSsE -....-9 ? = ,v--.5 T
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- zaI4.tffg HSa45 stfsi - kfE.st5 ssx 4.
aRgrp9se fsE .a aeye oeoE I sssp ls
.hexa had SLIM mn .l'ss gTPf
THERE'S nnt q pl1Ass ,of, nog ass II laet
,ssslusdsyf a s's sAosg 4 .s ssII II =
saeiieisns apply VI Rset elhk pFIsssHs !. ae'
n name Us nfsIfl baas ~ Itsn2 sfss l
J 4 MARIE ~ Magnplia slovIA. iosa ahe
10th insa. .thya Reyv H Die Kaxoss Mr..
CFFARI Estt H. ID ARBITT and Miss
4JULaETTEtM4 YoUEGKR.zalls ofs shis
city. yes yat4s etgT On gas s.Egssa,g f
> zssrNs- an snfs Perry on ssahiay the
Rotlsinst., NICHOLAS HAoS, aged 8Eysars,
and 8 monthas{s4 81 sglsa..tntre tstsssf +.
n9 nss Ia anothnr column will be 'fousd
arfinssfeeains IettsR from flseR 18th 9regi..
'sAent tay oliver H. Pane'.sOn ofaprcsni
Ainesit "peaesy Democrat1 ofthis City,
Experiences has taught theayoang man
the true policy - may the father learn
wisdom of the son. -. J f@57
%. We are are favored to-day With an
other other letter from the 4th Iowa. This
regiment has seen much hard service Is
greatly reduced In numbers, and should
be sent home to rest sud recruit. !"
pa-"John Marchmont's Legacy" a
new poyel. BY the author of aurora
Floyd ;, annual Register of Rural AT.
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The Chemistry q N4 ASsflnes
.'Amoag she spesia AL gAss whick ksve
- richly rsneid or ylpis ~ lssy aslspd.
Was the inspection II vs. cur pssyiilsss t.
I make nal 81 b.: I D. Ave. ca Isbosslo-
M, y Level Allheas !. " kasT b
hsassAy. that i w. lls,rGs, ri - ~ Nsre
surprised when We cane int5 yisk Of ito
real magnitude, and still more b ths ex-
tent and complication 81 is sa6Iy jpn
nsense business. - The yhols massive
structure i in fact ons Fast shesaisal lab
eEasarygiszwhieh thsPsecsassA ps shis
wonderful OF ara ccRssAntlE goiRs pa
Medico-chemical science, has found that
the curaativs properties IN aHaysp adb gsance
exist 'ir sot4s Sits ~ aorU Of IL Htts6nfipO-
nent parts. Thus The remedial 80 of
'opfuri are Ode SoafaeFgy y tie no. pAia It
contains, although This u Biit 56s kAt.
isteanth pare Of ftsARsieHg; flisfsEssF ser.
ensssn psrA iEfe sgtlAtinl,' ma IN
ert Of ofEenKivS fasttasas lib -
tenn 'sAspAratss ibid uaSdsGsY psSp Id Of
each auBtEant3 AhsaSySd lRd Ts 4 i IRE
shown Gle paFs6 | u 81 kssk ss eiljliSe.
,ofsAch fsmsdiais n aFs Elas
the alendBlss uhtif ahsy sCdiss but psEsskt-
4 1purs sslaSk GASss sShssaesaseA pu-
rifsd medical sJpsEasssS iittusssst'6-
naIly cohaAaaSd tssessAek sSs OsaN4 the
remedies which hAss rs61apV iag9 .
reput6tiSAsfa evuusivaaeR csxcsalsdls3 all
over sAsWssld.a Noe Shly ac5saihsSe.
tor aisplairn m secrecy nghisaas 10 On
piAin' every psoOsss aAd Ssee sieaiAr,
bat no maintains that tAls - slheJAiyFEo-
csss by'whisas sAe psdllls asapasssApI isd
wisAn tkss bsss psssiE rem aeeoshs
trehtmsnss Of Diseases IN aAlas.by
waaieh hislssrpssasea ca % suapel Ia
cd in the msdiaaa srsialss aaa stAwe
BEEN presented s6aini l e u the
msdisel q Hlsy "a Ind
arr oanatantav Gems ~ Esa sReh RAE-
sissans ~ Apply Zoe thuAasla DO Asad4i-
eli Sea Fxrnrss.st h 8 sstte if*fg I'D "a sinis
- =.
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Saturday evening, ct dark. snow 1sSkes
began failing sAilss the <kyerenAined
perfegtay elSas. "A 5basSk of $iStda bling
ov aFat the 4auRSAtAns. bat tie q afdasa yise
more than ten egfeesasSJys she nesfGSn,
There Sas aopsFfect saisa ana tiSs4stars
awinkied In on aisoiutely* essaresk yf tnhS
fakes came faster Ulster, tfFitii aC~as
q very respectable snow storr49 sAs fEFids
night isWas over, and che EEouhd covered
to- tho depth foe ssessrfyI On Ihchsa dsast
night there Fasis EspsR itieA af aha saaiIra
but less snow :felL bafe4yea h he Aftsk che
ground. ons bbtea ssso8si6as .Sh<g lake
saess eaSeeazKstS afgh i eeAssh1E obkr
frost more thai sffo@i tSeSefS IsedsFhs
were raging IN the 1nodntains5Ak that
time, Ind the fugitive fakes: that He'll
here were Doubtless waited over the plains
upoff an upper current OF 6irS- 5Sarer
Meas.
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f.: WasHtxGroN, 1.-The twenty million
aPpropriation,bil bill to pay ,banHaiess which
passed the House Yesterday, also .passed
Senate to day. This bill provides that
no bounties. except puch as are provided
for by law, shall be paid 20 aanYF persons
enlisted after January 5thsl thai naaney
paid by drafted persons under the eprplE
nient act shall be paid out on regulations
rs in case Of otAef pdbEic moneys. 'aad
money 90 paid saIail be kept I'M tEsassry
a. special deposit, applicable enlyto a1-
pepses Of the draft and for prOcuration al
Substitutes, and for these purposes il b
hereby appropriated 22 - ~tFHft yafF7'1 Z
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Nav YoRK,b 2a4-rSpacials to 1TFihuae
,says Cen, Batter tslegraphs that the
statement, telegraphed a. coninR from
Riehu1ond papers, that 'fronsides snd tee
monitors were disabled OFF Charlmtoa ia
not true. iawds;.g Liza sst3 lila Es.a
Special to Times froEn Waahington %
says House conmittse on ways and tnSahs
to-day fuishSd naval apprnpriat bin
with very littie reduction ffoEn estimates
made BY Secretary. COMMITTEES deter
holidays, when they win take up shs fsc
on1nendmtionssofY tho Treasnry.rg htK
Ii Veteran regimsnts in the army az ths
Potomac are to receive their bounty mon.
ey Immediately. First fnstalikhent Will
arsoung to about s250 per sfan. NwEakses
Itof nen from army R0tamacrnemlksa@d
ipE che var j. tpfHss 4. 00Qa sad4 IVA. /
kd,ORAHAmaross Isa. III The smaEms
opened FIRE on gtha ,city. bstssssn IL and
and threw TO shefIs; this aftsrnoon q
more were fred. safosdasna& ID ssiSsls. q - ]
2lst-No important movement cf tha
aeet h.s bssn paae 4 selGlg g Lib ha
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d serge' 81 -.
-. - =. ! -. =
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sisss - are 1al7 ta1o ~ -.
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wa have . scafaSssaase, = ~ -, 80 :,
~ Now m the na.sss U "eaisas ostIs 50
yoank We protest saaslss StscA - -
geoaiss sah@er y 'ass RESINS ~ VISA ~
and 40 stsrnassd OF aStsa nam = 1e's"os'o.'
IoFr aat sslat EaFt q $3.50 y -
atsEsbnteG to olo 'ssolE1eh M hsA''s ~ ssis
I dSsugs ofthS ooass ELECTROMAGNETIC;
ttWe do notsDsheVe - oooy % soss osa's''i
fcan'e@ao'sn0' wac are No tAF Ds.ales - T.
| times AZ CAR SUCH - 0o"s ~
they did, VINO woe'o Dc 70 a'o =
sound sense ana 'goou JuNe'" "
nominate. usoFg7 D. Aa0N'e''' -
oEhsr' ot HIS S'''a'aP W ''0' 49,,
des''h'eS "f '''7 ''' ''''" :,
sflat anu "E'"a"'".
"A E'f~eay ss''y '"''0'' 80
sN'y' or 'oC'''", VI tI.,~,..'.
'hea are sO"'s o. 800 oo' ~ y, '" d.. o :
70 ~" "0' " ~ .
20 IL ii''S 0~'l'' ''"iAi
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'i",' i'0 - $50 o * -
= W.. '', - e 70 -,
Wv - - I'LL ,,;.-.sIs H., .huo,-;,,0
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'. g.. 800. ..,,...,.ar
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= .,-n....A, Anoa,.ao
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e, ,,A ox a. .uto
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D' Wv i''U1 ''"' - sF''.' - - rtS' :
=" 80 'I
''' ~ ' 'oIO>A - 80"
=. -.
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""'F ~ "''UI'oS% @AA t10 ''s'
"''o "fS t''''ss0 - w ~ s''0e
.'''S' WIN '"' =" '" VV'
IN convention anu '@'A ana p'"n sl't'
Innings IL II s0ai'eo " 0t''e"~1 gro
granlme'o 10 'hey commit SONG @ct
particularly mean or offensive TO their
'brother Lords they are presented with .
petsicoats a wOaans garment as a badge
OF FepH0"eh or shame e Do they show
great weakness Of mind 10y, keeping
s'sSAlSeA'~ S''''S ~ yours "e''tAu 'nF
"' =" T"'oH 10y u.s. A"- 4 :: ''
- ',A'l' ''t" -. A~ 'F@' !" t -
land one .Seloag'ns 10 the same age 'T"h
themselves ana VINO .. . Pons,saS as%a
,~ ''Hs T"s'' .>''g' ~
falcons o1esse4 VAIN Pleh'4'' lacA on
Wit and their candidate the old aNq
mans eandiaa&a.H And so on to thaend