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The increased earnings of the 81,
Andrews Railway for June was SllU,N.

Batter has been sold at Calais as
low as shilling pound.
Tho population of Portsmouth,
England, is 100000, and there are not less
than 277 public houses
There is buggy in Augusta
weighing us lbs, and not a screw or bolt
is in sight. 1t is quite sight, however.
The Maine Editorial Convention is
to be holden in Bangor in September. SO
saws the Argus
"A lady correspondent OF the Home
journal writing from Newport, says I'VE
shall be on the lookout for your pct idea
(which is gaining gronnd) OF ladies riding
astridc."
Jeff. Davis was toasted ut Rutland,
Vt. ON the Fourth in connection with the
sentiment: "IIis last effort in the cause
of rebellion was dress parade, i'll which
le clearly exhibiteda lack Of the mda-ual. >
Two immense castings have just
been made in East Boston; one. n pro-
pcllcr, weighing 1900 pounds. for sloop
of war; the other weighing 1000 pounds.
for the steam frigate Franklin.
The Skowhegan Clarion in speak
sng of smart lady in Skomhegan, says
that ..last summer she raised four calves -
The old lady was doing well at last ac
counts.
A.; fh,r,as rI,nli, ,,tc If General
-. c,,r L,s L,on hrnveted far cali
a,o"o 1,' ',;, aaa sor,;,.os !, ,,n IA
' ",.' an" cnrns as Assist, Adj. General Of
,in ~ D;y;r;o, army Of Gen. Hooker.
H. f,uors .D,ow Horse, 81
-, a., cau,,J Jc,J i, his STALL, nj
,,;'c. IL, go 49,, ,bo I,fb viii, n,,n al
= ",".| -, i, t,., do. 81
YES p'e '.ss p'"S." i" =, w., tWat'rvat.,
'o'''s
-"""'
BIC BEAG.-Mr. 4. J, Lane informs the
H ~" w ~ - - :,
,I7 .;'st.;,.. sn
Ie"sn. il' LILY ,f"o
Fu"'os Wv" 'i'''e' o'e' '''''s' 'e'7s' ''""
i''ie" "e'''
-Eishtccn persons have died Of in
iurics caused In the tornado at Tiroqna,
Wisconsin, June 2Sth, and many others
are SUI snnef'hT. NJ! ho"Ses "eie
"'sl'o.e" n, ,an nc iosS VI P'oFt'! "'S
a"ou' soo"'''''
-Elections will take place rs follows
Kentucky, members of Congress and
state Treasurer. first Monday in August
Vermont Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
and State Treasurer, first Tuesday IN
September: Maine. Governor aud I..gisla-
'ore' seco''o ho''da! III oeP'e''ioe''
Among the Passengers by the recent
Melbourne mail to Old England was
.tobunv Day. CHAMPION pedestrian of
Australia. nine wears of age, three feet
ten inches in height. and fifty. four pounds
in weight. He visits England To walk
AGAINST any man or boy.
-,
has decided that an express cotnnanv de-
Iycrinc a parcel marked with the cabulis-
tic ..C. q. D."-c9llcct on dtlivcfy-may
allow a person 10 whom it is Consigned
reasonable time To o,,ru the package and
determine whether he vii! receive it or
not.
=, -, 49,, ~
ihE EST h'Abt ny VI hi'6S' nv
children have nj length rendered their YER
diet. which is that the deceased came IL
their death bY persons unknown. There
Was not sufficient evidence To hai, the sol.
der Stuart WHO was arrested on sGs
picion.
r........-..
NEW H ,,, a9', ~ VI IL, ,ha.
p Ut h"' MIMI '.tts','' 81! ti"'
.Ac ff"r,'e'ofs vi s"n'"i' '"''' t'r"~sn'
Lane VIII put SVc"hu "o'it "i thtl' h1c
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FEW REASONS WHY TIE
AMERICAN WATCH

- w
Is THE BEST.
II is made the best principle, while the foreign
watch generally made principle at all. The for
cgn watch is mostly made by women and boys by hand.
While their labor is cheap, their work is dear at any
price. Such watches made without plan, and sold
without guarantee. They irregular construction,
and quite irregular in movement. They designed
only sell, and the buyer is the party most thoroughly
sold. Those who have kept "ancres," "lepines" and
Swss leversn in protested repair for few years will
appreciate the truth of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instea Of being made of several hundred little pieces
screwed together the body Of the American Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES No jar interfcres with the
harmony of its working and sudden shock throw
its mach nery out of gear In riding any business
pursuit, il is all held together firmly single piece
OF metal. 1t is just what all machinery should be
1st. ACCURATE. "a SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG. 4th.
ECONOMICAL.
We not only securc CIIEAPNESS by our system, hut
QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch can be
bought for less money than the mdkebeeues, but that
for its real value it is sold for onc.haf the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM. Eery) is
what its indicatesSolid Substantial and always
Reliabe-warranted to stand any amount Of Marching,
Riding or Fighting,
QUE NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (nam.
ed r. s. Bartlet is similar in size aud general appear
ancc but has more jewels and elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, is put
up in great variety Of patterns, many of them Of rare
beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but warranted
to keep time.
THE PROOF of the merits of Watch may be
found in the fact that employ seven hundred
workmcn in factories and that still unable
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NOTICE FoRECLoSURE.

Whereas, Peter Marcel, Of Ellsworth, by his
deed OF narteaga, dated luly IL, 1859, conveyed
To Joseph A. Dcanc, of Ellsworth aforesaid, a Ger
tain lot of land in said Ellsworth, the South
side of Cross street, and where said Peter now
lives, and containing 2jos square feet with all
the privileges and appurtcuauces therern'o be
longing; which deed is recorded in Vol. lO9
page All. Hancock c. unity Registry, to which
refer for further description. Said mortgage
was assigned by said Deane to Sarah IL Gilmore,
on the 18th day of October, lSG2, and on the LIST
day of October, lsGt was as igncd by said Sarah
H. Gilmore To Jacob ". cuombs, and said Jos phi
A. Deauc, who now hol the same. Both Of said
assignments are recorded in Vol. l2i, page 2G7
The conditions of said mortgage hi King long
since been broken, VIC claim to torcclose the same
according to the Statutes in such case made and
provided. j. a. DEANE
j. ". COUMbS.
Ellsworth, July IL, 1865. q
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Picked up at Sea,

June 27th, a small lap work BOAT, sSE six
miles from Cross Isle. Me. Owner can have the
same by proving property and paying charges.
3. B. BENSON.
fremont, Jane 30, 1865. "a
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Special Notices.
WHAT llOlsSENlAN
WILL HE WITHOUT
IN. Tobias' Venetian Horse Liniment

TAUNTON, MASS May 1lth, 1s6o.
DR.. Tobias Dear Sir-Dnrlng b years that hay,
been in the livery business, have used and sold 4
great quantity Of various liniments, oils, &C Some
Two years since, hearing oi many wonderful cure,
having been made by your Venetian Liuiment, test
ed its merits aud it has given the best satisfaction
Of anything ever used. never sold anything tina,
gves such Universal satisfaction among horsemcn.-
IT Ia destined TO supersede all others. -
Yours truiy &c SAMUEL. WILDE.
Sold by all druggists Office 81 tortlandt street
New York. Price one dollar for pint bottles.
arCountry Dealers are now informed that NJ
tIadeEs are now sept out. ln,2jFe
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The Greatest Victory Yet.
Colors Struck in Five Minutes.
The above heading from n recent bulletin from the
SEAT OF WAR
Is in all respects applicable TO the results of
CRISTADORO,S HAIR DYE,

when brought in contact with hair OF any obnoxious
tint. live minutes removes the undesirable color,
replacing 1t with the richest black or brown. No
stain is .fi the scalp. damage is done to the
huir by this luc .nolument vegetable dye. Manu-
Pictured by }. Crtsrtpoto, No. Aston House, New
York. Sold by Druggists Apuli.d by all Hair ORES
scrs. irl.6
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State Of NlaiMc.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
Augusta, July 10, 1865.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Monday the thrty-frst day of July inst
Attest;-EPHRAIM FLINT, Jr.,
Secretary of State,
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'TRENGrH to THE WEAK:
YOUTH TO TIE AGED #!
B / O X II e N e \
Y.yG.G aGIUY.2MATO2a

LEE RGIU Y2WATOAa
This prcparation Is unequalicd as Rejuvenator
and Eestorer of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should he certain to make the Biokrcne
household god, ipasnuch lis it viii render them
Youthful in feeding and in strength, and enable thCu
live over again the days Of their PRISTINE joy 1t
not only eNhilarites hut Strengthens, and Is really
been reduced to condition of ser,ility, seli-abusc
misfortune ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause of the Inpoteney OF any human organ this
superb preparation will remove the elect III once
BIO KR e NE
cures Imyotcncy, Goncraf Debiitg Nervous IncGgqc
ifB, Dyspepsia Depression, Loss or -fgPcfHs, L0Hg
SPIRITS, FedkheSs If he uf5EaS 0f Generation, I'm
hdcHitg. Mepta{ Iud0icHce, EB,acittiOn, ElaHi. II
his Most Deiishtlai, Desifabie anil Notd Eg;t
Hl,sH TIE NerroHs System, and all who are In any
way Frustrated by nervous disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cue in this most excellent and UNI
.iuailcd preparation,
Persons who by npruGence, have lost their Ntt&-
ral igor Will ind a speedy and permanent cure in
the
BIO X n e N E.
The Feetie, the Lqn34id, the Dipqiris9, the Oh
should give this valuable discovery trial II Will be
found totally diureDi from a other articles tor the
same purposes.
TO Females.--ThiS preparation Is invaluable in
nervous Weaknesses of all kinds it Will restore
the " stea strength with wonderful permauencc.
Ii is also grand tonic, and win give relief in
dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence
L. use will renoYate the stomach to degree OF
Get health and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One dollar per bottle or six bottles for 50 Sold
| by Druggists generally.
l sent bS express anywhere, by addressing
HI ICHINuS& IfIl.Li EK, Pf0ptitt0rs,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
For sale hy c. G.. PECK,
eowIy50 Ellsworth, Me,
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Real Estate for Sale.
Chance for Il Great Bargain,

"A TIE subscriber contemplating change
I...M in his business offers for sale, ut great
LILA bargain, if applied for soon, tho follow
ing real estate, viz: Five Eighths of tho we'll
known Tavern Stand called tho
ELLSWORTH HOUSE,"
anil ono half of tho Stable belonging thereto,
with equal interest in the land connected there
with, being undivided. Possession given ilnme-
diately. Also, the
DWELLING HOUSE
occupied by himself being one of the best arrang-
cd anil thoroughly built premises in the village,
pleasantly situated on the corner of Main and
School streets. and is of the most desirable
and convenient locations in the village. Posses
sion given the first day Of October next.
Thrce-fl of the purcha money may remain
for a reasonable time on mortgage, if desired.
JAS II. CuAMBERLAlN.
Ellsworth, July II, lsG5. 20
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WheelWrigh.'s Notice.

I1IlE subscriber bess leave to inform his oil
customers and the public in general thai be
is back gain, at the old business, with plenty Of
good stock aud ia New shop on
WATER STREET, o,,e ,ioor ab4getlc ol4 stand
where he is prepared to do all kinds Of work III
tn, Wheelwright line. Tkoso in want Of
gam Wagon. Single OF Double Wheels ear
10 we'll To coll. | intend to do the work mystlf,
and use tn bost of etocl, and hayiu: ha lon, cx
pcrienee in the business viii guarantee to any
who may favnr me with call with the best OF
work AMI at TEA, ,nal.lc prices.
JDBBlNG Of all kinds done at shert notice.
Having made an arrangement wuh an cxoeri-
euced BLACKS NTH can have that part done
cheap and well.
Thankful for past faYors lie hopes by strict ut.
tenion to business and the wants Of : Ii, to still
receive their patroua gc
lumber, such as is usually sold to W hcclwri sht,
wanted, also any kind Of Produce brou hit 10 mar.
ket taken in exchange for work.
3E2S STEPHEN MONEGiN.
WtTER ST, one ioor otlue the oil stand.
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GREESs LANDING,
Deer Isle, July 9th, 1865.
MEssns. SAWYER & EURR:
Ar July %. sehr Victory, stover, Bluehill for
Rocklaud Sip Escort Chase, New bedford; schr
Emblem, Simpson, Deer Isle, bound fishing; sip
Adeline Adams, Carnage, Bristol; schr Mary
lrni. Thurston, Boston; schr Grant, Norton,
Harrington for Rockand.
Ar July =, schr Commerce, Wasgau, Mt.
Desert. bound fishing; schr Adiiealma, Ware
ham, freFinceton, do; sehr Goiden Eagle Hen
dick, Bay st Law renee.
Yours, GREEN 4 Co.
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Shipping Nous.

Shipping Nous.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
Thursday, July 20.
schr VoIant, Cousins, Milton.
" Agentria, Higgins, Salisbury.
Friday, July II.
ARRIVED.
Schr Delaware, Wood, Boston.
SAILED.
sehr Agn 3, Young, Boston
Sunday, July %.
ARRIVED.
schr Telegraph, Woodland, Boston.
" Carressa, Fullerton, do.
Tuesday, July %.
ARRIVED.
Schr Olivcbraneh Smith, Boston.
" Senator, Bonzy, do.
" Elizabeth, Jordan, do.
" Marcclus. Remick, do.
q" Abigail, Murch, do.
Wednesday, July, 26.
sAiLEr.
Schr Viola, Sherman, c. Il.
MAcnAs.-Ar July 20, schr Albert Dobbin,
Jone'port; %, schr Maine. Brown, Boston.
sid July Is brig Raven, Peterson, Maehiasport
Tor repairs; ?lst, schr W. u. Mahaney, Plnmmcr
New York; 22nd, schr Jason, Spraguc, do.
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Hebron Academy.

The Fall Term of the 6lst Year this institu
'ion viii commence on Tuesday, September 18th
and continue eleven weeks.
A r. Hnrcio!e A ut p,,in
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Agent for the American Watch Company,
1m2I lS2 broadway, New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-09
ITEMS oF STATE NEWS.


BH The Houlton. Times learns. that while
Henry N. West, of Fort Kent, and a man by
the name of Quinn, were crossing the St. John
River, near the Grand Falls, their canoe was.
capsized and both were precipitated into the
current, Mr.. West succeeded in getting on the
canoe, while Quinn. made for the shore, but
changed his intention, to assist West, and in
the aet-sf placing canoe sank
to rise no mores- ~ 81 Il LIZ
BB- A wooden building on Main. Street.,
Lewiston vas burned Sunday tnorniug Loss
S400
The ladies Of Highlstreet Congregation
al Church, Auburn, propose to raise money
enoughto buy a parsonage. = ~ a. eg- ia
E The Lewiston Journal recently pub
lished DR.. c. L. Blood, of Bosten, for neglect
to pay for the advertisement Of lecture which.
he was to deliver in that city. 1t now says DIR.
Bio ID was hired to lecture by third party,
who, he supposed, had settled the bills, and it
was not until he read the paragraph in Che pa
Apers that he learned to the contrary. Dr. B. is
amply ableFaHd ready % settle all bills against,
him. IJUU B81 70 SJJltG4 s@IDUs
gB- The Skowhegan Clarion says that
Messrs, Houldb g Co. are getting up at their
Machine Shop in that town, a pair of shears
that will weigh over ton. They are intended
for cutting iron and steel for axes.
Ia The Lewiston yosaysdz seallin9 on the
city authorities to provide public hospital in
case of cholera or other epidemic. saaei 81 g ~
B8- Acorrespondent of the Lewiston Jour
nal says that among the large families in the
towp'of Waldoboro, are the following names
Head, Foote, Hyde, Horna sides;E sHough,
Heart, Bowles (for bowels) Haslet. Thus the
town had Everything except Tail, when at last
q Prussian came in named Onbehindi sifs
B5 Two barns in Orono, belonging to JasIi
Page, We're destroyed byaiirel Monday night,
about IL o'clock There were burnt in them
five tons of hay, quantity of straw, Sc, one
horse two cows, one heifer, four hogs, aud all
of the harnesses and farming tools. No insur-
ance Supposed to have been the work Of an
incendiary.-[ Wing. --
b EB- Referring to the project for a new ho-
tel in Augusta, the Farmer says, awe are NOR
titled to see so little public interest manifested
in an enterprise 80 lesssntial, to the Business
prosperity Of our city. Everybody acknowl-
hedges, the, necessity for additional hosel CON-
Aveniences, but the disposition to take hold of
the matter in resolute earnest is discouraging-
sly wanting" fseA z. = Aes 8 s y. g n
"a Mr. Randall Currier, of Mt. Vernon. re-
Gently slanghteredle pigtef months DID, that
weighed 425. lbs. = V - 4A'% = ~ =
These are hard times for those who have
defrauded either the government or our suffer-
ing loyal people during the past terrible war.
They must expect to be hooked after, and if de-
tected in deviltry to receive no mercy. "a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-09
The sublimity of 1mpudence.

= - r.
From the argus Of yesterday we clip the
following; q zuqhG90Tnnq
@RIGHF AT East. 1.-The Press has come
round right lat last on the third rail question.
yesterday it said: - 2 shssa :. p st3es
The third rail win never be laid: it Is utterly inn
pracucable; totally inconsistent with safety, &c..
We are gratifed to see the Press m the
right ground at Iasf a8f we hoard Similar e,
f1rssssfoi1s others. We hope the CONVEX
sion will prove permanent sssan b. - ~ 7
It Is said that impotence may be pushed to
such an extent, as to become sublime; sublime,
probably, in the sense in which Satan was sub
Sline when he sat in his first solitary council
ION the supposed wreck Of. the world he had
married, though not destroyed -s1rs.t4.t sEs
The impudenceao The above extract is seen
in the light oft two simple facts. The first OF
these facts Is thiss when the third rail Sdues-
ton was before the Legislature, the argus
wasfightened outo all Reasonable prppriety,
and treated the repeal Of the act which pro-
hibited the laying of a. third rail as knife
laid upon The naked jug1iar Of our city's pros
pefity,, and encouraged the impression that our
beautiful city was to. be absorbed by Boston,
and that scarcely q stone would be left, OUT
side Of the graveyards to mark the spot where,
It had stood.asrzss s7s aa - hios aia5nDlisnl ia
The second fact was, this: that the Press, at
sthe time'the question Of repeal was pending,
published along editorial to demonstrate the
total impractiealdlity and danger of such
rail, and to show that the fears of it were
mainly greundIessg ) Ne opposed fine repeat
mot through fear that Portland was to suffer
severely, but ON the ground that our Iegisla-
ton should not be controlled by Boston, and
that our own citizens were presumed to I'M
derstard their business quite as well as those
adventurers who showed Willingness to trade
off and barter away that business 5ag.51a1
Since that time, however, theaA Argus seems
to have been bought up, so that il has become
the faEorite organ Of a certain Bangor gentle
man, who has been favored WithSa hearing in
its columns when it suited his purpose to as
sail the Press and its editor. @0adAaa
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gT7TT L9EI ET.T TTTTT
- s.- The National Debt


The Argus during the war, was much alarm
ed about the National Debt, which accumula-
ted 50 fast in consequence of the effort to quell
the rebellion. Its patriotic impulses were dali
ly violated at the efforts Of the country to nre-
vent its ruin by defamation. One Of its most
continual trials was the expenditure Of nonev
toprevent what a Democratic administration
had suffered to be initiated. The national
debt would be the ccuntry's, ruin, whatever
might be the result of the contest
True to its instincts it seems to be-. nn =,
ling To- have the ghost laid which has ID loYo
haunted its managers In its issue of last
friday, it slightly increases the volume Of this
debt. Here are some of its statements MIR.
porting to'come from Washington. IA and NH
lished in the paper Of that day:s
Debt bearing interest in coin, $11e. 1fs 7so ,sat
n = iaWfal money 81 ,1ss S17,789i
These sums, with SOME Others. are footed
up, and the total debt Of the country a. 4 -
listed on the s1st Oct last, set down Il Two,
hundred seventy four billions eighty-tiye mil
lions, three hundred seventyzfive Thousand !.
eight hundred doIlars!l The whole debt basys- Z.
ing been stated by the Sec'yof the Treasury
on the 1st of that month, at less: than three ,s
billions, the increase is very frightfal. 1t viii
be rather difficult fol-. the Secretary to pay
that gold interest on one hundred and sixteen
billions and we anticipate rise in the price,
of gold at once, unless the community receives
this statement of the argus, as it does its 9TH
er political wisdom, at very much below par.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-09
P,ots,re Of the Democratic Party by Dem :
ooratic Artist

Gen JoHN A. LOGAN is one of the old
wbeel-borses of the Illinois Democracy. He
belongs in that portion of Illinois styled
egypt where the Democratic feeling has
been SO profound that the suns rays could
scarcely penetrate it; at least the rays from
the school house found no encouragement III
that quarter, and hence the nickname APP
Piled to that portion of the State. 40 was inc
region from which were voted up the tremenc-
GUS Democratic majorities with which the OPP
position ofthe more intelligentnorfhem colE-
ties was overcome and effectually silenced.s
Cen. Logan was the warm political and
personal friend of the late Mr.. Douglas, and
like him, when traitors took up arms against
their country, rose above mere party consider
ations, believed there could be but two par
ties to the contest-patriots and traitors-and
that the shortestway to peace was through the
most stupendous preparation for war. Gen.
Logan went into the army, resigning seat
in Congress to do so, was at the capture of
Fort Donelson, at the seige and capture Of
Vicksburg, and in most Of the hard fighting in
~ ~
as "el' as In ene heia; horthern copperhneeaads
as well as armed rebels, and for this he has re-
ceived and NAV rejoice in as large a share If
ns,,,.,,,,.s4 ~ ~ - 80, :, / d g
.e0H''iooss ss naie ~ any oener man, lien. but-
Ter not excepted,
He made speech at Jersey CITY the other
dov i r,h;ot l,a t,,,, M, -, 80.
:, t'e no OooA " 'e prsiSil anu urew =
sketch true to life, the present Democratic
party sitting as the original. Here it is:
y nj, =, !. Z. - a y. % allM 1880 -
~, len me, Wnen lne Victory was on the SIDE q
sHs y mon troops, Wno laughed ana shouted
l3rJ9y, anu VINO sgikily WsnI away ana cursed sa
the gay ana hour the victory was MonY was
II tne man VINO claimed 70 De q loyal ~ man
MS It1ns nan wig Wa q DslnofcTat vnow va
lor SUSTAINING sne Goyernmens. was ~ the
hep4plican-was " me z, .3 man
you mae so h9cn, III, ne .ile HAL VINO came
Up anu sneere9a wlen. nc SAM your Dqys nom
MsW ~; efSey nag won . sleeorys ores OF
~. W was ~ inc prcuu l'eiiocratic party,
sna9 lam 70 De Inc saylouIs o. Inns country
az a. tl'4es mnen Ins ollllry Ism trouble
now az MOI Know w now y was mere, out L
know u Iiy part Oh lne country, where hap
war and where it5;sa oood daaI lilo Iers .nT