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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

The Eleventh Annual Republican State
Convention, called for the purpose Of place.
ing in nonina.io, candidates for the Offices
CT Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, Supreme
Judge, and Superintendent Of Public In.
ssruction, assembled 1t the court House in
Des Moines on Wednesday June 10, 1867,
and at 70 O'Clock A. n. the gAvel Of Hon.
Il. E. Crtts, Chairman Republican State
Central Committee, called the assembled to
order.
After an earnes, PRAYER BY Rev. Fl. s. De
Forest, Of Des MONIES. Mr.. Cuts on behalf
0! the State Central Committee. named Hon.
Ny. Buraiek as temporary Chairman OF the
Convention.
Mr.. Burdieh took the chair with few per-
tinent remagks.
Colonel f. A. Anderson or Freemoa,
County, ana Mr.. w. F. McCarron of Jackson
County, were nominated temporary secre>
iaries.
/ Hon. Mr.. Cowles OF vapello, moved tina,
the Convention proceed to business. By the
appointment Of committee On credentials
| Consisting Of one from each aiicial District,
and in compliance with the adoption of this
resolution il was moved that the nominations
BE- made by the delegations from the varicu.
Districts.
Ano,ion Was made by Mr.. Merriam thai
when the delegations make the nomination.
thew also name persons for the Committee OF
Credentials and the Committee on Resolu
tons, which was, after some debate, hnall,
adopted.
The Committees we're then announce q
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

!, In our issue Of May oath, VIC spoke of the
| decided stand taken by Judge Burt in his
charge to the grand jury at the recent Dis.
trict Court OF Black Hawk CO., against
rum selling and gambling of all kinds. The
Waterloo Courier in q notice Of the Judg e $
charge. made similar truthful statement
which has called out considerable comment
from the press Of Buchanan and Dubuque
counties. The Judge is represented IS ex-
pressing himself in . manner so entirely
different from that in which be addresses
jurors in Dubuque county that IN explana-
ton was demanded Of Judge Burt By
his German friends who claim for him .
different policy. The Stats Zeitung claims
fer the Judge that be never expressed him
self as has been represe nted. Some one has
lied, and now who is it? That Judge Burt
expressed himself as opposed 70 all manier
of rum-seling and gambling while in Wa,
serloo, can be fully provca by numerous
witnesses who heard his charge to the isry
We do not know what j udge Burt is in Da-
buque, bat We 40 know that he was a ,sony
temperance advocate while attending coRt
in Waterloo. The people would like to
have the matter cleared up, and il would
seem that an explanation from Judge Bar,
correcting the assertions Of the .Staats Xei-
| tang. is due to himself and the people o.
the District. Ii the Stats ZeltanJ ha.
/ falsely represented him in saying that ,h,
4 statement of tie Courier was false, i. ssoulC
/ be corrected at once. We would like I,
know who has lied.-Cedar Fails. Gazette.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
THE CANDIDATES.

Tie late Convention put into the field the
strongest sicket ever presented to the people
Of Iowa 10. their suffrages. Every candi
date is abls, patriotic and Of strict Republi
can Tnio2 aa,ecedeuts. There is no tain,
Of political corrupion on the ticket. Col.
Merrill the candidate for Governor, is in no
cease politician, BIT is in every sense a
PRACTICAL, capable, successful business man,
CT scrupulou.s honesty, Of strictly moral char
acter. Of temperance principles man o.
the people, for the people. and who will be
supported with unexampled unanimiiy' by
the people.
The candidate sor Lieut. Governor. Col.
John Scott, j. a man Of great energy OF
character, good soldier, an excellent ora.
tor, and Of extensive legislative experience.
He will make a pr mpt, decisive presiding
cAicer for the Senate.
Hon. James NJ Beck. the candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court. is one Of the
most eminent jurists Of the State. He is o
gentleman Of commanding presence, of great
legal ability and courtly dignity. The Sa-
rreme Bench win be hcuored b. his con.
nection with II.
Very many Of our citizens will recolleoi
the stirring speech delivered il the Metho-
dist Church, in 1858, BY the eloquent Irish
man, Henry o'Conner, of Muscaiine. He
is undoubtedly one os the finest orators in
the State. As candidate for Attornev Gen
eral, be will stump the State from now ali
election day and viii proves tower ofsireneth
TO the Republican Gauss.
d. Franklin Wells, late professor in the
State University at lows City, was nomiua,
ted with great unaniniiy for the position OF
Superintendent of Public Instruction His
long experience in the work of education
and his superior cultivation as q scholar.
emincntly ct him for an able discharge of
The duties Of the very important position for
which be is nominated.
The ticket now before the people presents
this vers rare anomaly, that there is not . /
~sak name upon il. It ~in be triumphan,ly
elected ia October BY majority Of 10000.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
To CONSUMPTlYES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 hesltl
IN . few weeks BY very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF she
prescription used free OF CHARGE, with the di
rections Tor preparing and using the same. which
they VIII md = sgRH ccRs ron CoNsr uPrIos
AsrHnA, BnoBcniyis, CouGHs. CoLps. and alt
Throat and Lung Affections The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted, and to spread information
which he conccives TO be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as i.
viii cost them nothing, and may prove a bless.
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, vaEs, by
return mail. will pie:se address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nlsyl Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
STATE OF IOWA, !.

SAFE OF IOWA,
BuchaIan Copnty.
In relation - the estate Of Isaiah llssln, de-
ceased.
To all persons interested in said estate.
VOU are hereby notified that On the 2Oth day
u Of May. A. D. 1857, Sarah Iiearn was ap-
pointed BY the County Court Of said county ex-
ecutrix Of the estate, and the last will and tesla
ment Of the said Isaiah Hearn. deceased. with
full power and authority. according to law.
All persons having claims sgainst said estate
are required to ale and prove the same Accord
ing " Law, and eli persons indebted to said cs-
late are requested TO settle the same with Ne
undersigned, without delay.
Dated this goth day Of May. A. y. 1867.
nl0:Sw SARAH HEARN, Exscutrix.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
the CINCINNATI HOME.
The Leading Fire Ins. Go. Of
he West!

CAPITAL. 900. 900. ASSETS $4,000.
lnsures st fair rates. Dwellings, Farm Build
ings. Stores. Merchandise, Mills, Manufactures,
aud property Of ell kinds
THE HOME 10 emphatcaliy . Western In.
stitution infused with Western energy owned
BY Western capital; controlled BY Western men:
devoted 10 Western interests. and is destined to
fill want long felt in Western States, of a solid,
permanent and reliable Home Ins Co.. with the
necessary capital. enterprise and ability.
This company is emincnily reliable and secure.
The Stock holders, Officers, and Directors, are
among the fret men in the community in point
Of wealth, stability and integrity Their com
bined wealth amounts TO MILLIONS or DOLLARS.
Our sates ara reasonable. Our motto, The best
!. the Cheapest. We insure - low a any first
class company. We do . safe business. We
make dwelling and farm property . specially.
Our adjustments Of losses arc fair and liberal,
and are prompt and satisfactory.
Consult your own interest, and delay not to
insure in the Cincinnati Home, BY calling on our
agent. In CaGal's Building. Independence.
NAT W. y. HAYES, Aren't.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

THs BEsT Tosic.-caswell, Mack 1 Co.,
Continuation Of Iron, Phosphorus and Calisaya
known ~ Ferro Phosphorated Elixir Of Cslssya.
The iron Restores color 10 the blood; the Phos-
phorous reaews waste OF the nerve tissue, and
the Calisaya givss . natuRal healthful tone to
the digestive organs. One pint contains the
virtue Of ono ounce Of Calisaya and ono teaspoon
full grain Of Iron and PHOSPHORUS. Manu-.
featured By CAsvsLL. MAcg Co., New York.
For sale " Ill Druggists, :e-fy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

valuable advice voR THE AFFLICTED.
|-Dr. STRICKLAND, in reply TO numerous
applications for advice, wishes 10 inform
those who ere afflicted, that they may con-
suit him on al Acute or Chronic DISEASES
By letter, stating ago, symptoms, &C., with
. fee Of two dollars enclosed. DR.. s. has
obtained great notoriety As an experienced
Physician, both in Europe and Amarics,
especially in the treatment of Chronic Com
plants, after other doctors have failed to
effect cure. Those suffering should i'm
mediately send for : prescription, by address
ing Dr.. A. SrRIckLAxD, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ally
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

THs BcRT-STAATs ZErruSG NATTER
We shall just as little lose sight of this mat
ter as the National Democrat, although We
cannot as vet enter into long discussion
OF the sane. The Iowa Stats Zeitrng is
not in error Judge Burt, who would like
10 pass il over in silence, has used the very
word quoted By Us, which we are enabled to
prove by witnesses. Judge Burt, it seems,
does not have the courage to acknowledge
his fault, as he obstinately perseveres in his
silence. We therefore call upon him to step
out Of his negative position and to define the
position which be occupies in this matter
The Stats Zeitung has no idea OF helping
the Judge cruise out of j, for the sake o.
party. II will surprise no one that the cold
water organs of the west are displeased with
the clumsy, fatal action of the Stats Zeit
ung, which told tales out of school. Week
pect of Judge Burt that be viii acknowledge
the remarks that he made in our face, thai
the report Of the Waterloo Courier regarding
his Judge Burt's) charge TO the jury was {
lie. The defence We leave to him, but thu
Stats Zeitung does not wish to be placed il
false light. The truth must preyail.-Du
baque Stats Zeitung, 22d.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Crop prospects throughout the country
we're never better than at present.
Omar Pasha has again been defeated in
Crete with great loss.
An anti-Popery riot took place At Ber-
ningham, England, on the 18th, Of very
formidable character. 1t was finally sup
pressed BY the military.
Cincinnati is said 10 have FIVE barrels Of
whisky 10 one Of -four.
Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes was nominated
for Governor Of Ohio BY The Republican
Convention. held last week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

>
DEAru OF AaRruLruaAL COMMISSIONER
Nnwrox.-Thc Hon. Isaac Newton, Com
missioner Of Agriculture, died ut his resi-
dence in Washington on "Wednesday. night
The duties Of the office of Of Commissioner
ad interim will devolve upon John W. Stokes,
Chief Clerk OF the Department. A sIec'a!
Department Of Agriculture was established
BY an act Of Congress approved May Is
1862. The officers Of the department are q
ObmmiSsioaer. Chief Clerk and a Statistical
Clerk. Mr.. Newton was the first Commits
sioner OF the department.
Everybody. knows how Democracy at
tempted to galvanize itself sltet' the ~ar with
a pure soldier coating. II did not win.the
result being known as Kangaroo and the
coating very thin. The leading Democratic
paper Of Iowa. the Herald, nov vents it,
spite BY calling the q. A. r. Grand Asses
Of the Republic" From feeding honey II
has como 10 throwing mud.-Dacenprf Ga
seffA
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

It's pleasant 70 recommend really msritori.
Gus article. hence Ne ak those suffering from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness. or Debility 70 try DR..
Stricklsnds Tonic. DR.. E. u. Sans ordered q
worth for J. G. Hays, Decatur, Ala 7. Hart,
New York City. says, sit cured ne; who're On
! get for my friepdsf" Thus they write from
oil quarters. lsm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

Original. Natural Color is what you want and
get by the use Of" Barrst;'s Hair Restorative"
which took the Silver Medal.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

Before the result OF the ballot was announc-
cd, Major Smith, Of Cas-. moved that the
nomination of Col. Scot, be made unani-
mons. which was enthusiastically adopted.
Il was then moved that the Convention
proceed to an informal ballot for Supreme
Judge.
hon Mr. Van Valxenberg, Of Lee, noni
mated Hon Joseph N Beck, Of Lee coan,v.
| Gov Cue, Of Webster, nominated Hon II {
Henderson, Of Marshall county.
Mai Shane presented the name Of Hon
Chas. II Conkln, Of Benton county.
| Hon NJ Z Cuts placed in nomination Hon
Vim. II Sewers, OF Mahaska county.
| Mr.. Hinsley, Of Wapello, placed in nomia
alton Judge Cooley, Of Dubuque, but tha,
gentleman Immediately withdrew his name
stating he had no desire to enter the contest
Hon J II Harry, of Fremont, nominated
Jas. G Day.
II was here moved by Mr.. Root. Of Henry
tha. the Convention dispense with the infor,
NAL ballot in this instance, and imme diately
proceed to q formal ballot. Carried.
While the Secretaries were counting up
the tallies, the counties began TO change their
votes ia favor Of Mr. Beck: and the action
soon became so general that Hon. N E Cuts
on behalf Of Mahsska county. made motion
that Beck's nomination be made unanimous,
which motion was carried with vociferous
cheers.
Col Williams, Of johnson county, moved
that the Convention proceed to the nomina-
ton of Attorney General
Hon B Grinnell nominated Maj Henry
O'Connor. Of Muscatine.
Capt Jones nominated Hon W g Ham.
mond, late of Jones, but now of Polk county.
Mr. Reed, Of Jefferson, presented the name
of N L Mcpherson, of Madison.
Hon Rush CLARK, Of johnson county,
named Col VIM Smytb, ofLinn County.
The ballot was taken, but before W. had
been reached counties began to offer .
change Of their votes from other candidates
to Nj. O'Conrer, and soon the action became
50 general that on motion of Col Smsth, DR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was called to order at the
appointed time BY the temporary Chairman,
and the report Of the Committee ON Creden,
tials called for.
That committee, through their Chairman,
Gov. Cue, made . report showing 80 coun>
ties were represented, and IL counties unsH
presented. Total number Delsgaass present,
9e4.
The report ofthe Committee o. Pesmsssnt
Organization was next announced. Ths
Chairman, Gen. Geo. W Clark, made tie
following report:
President J B Leake. Of Scott
County.
One Vice President for each Judicial Dis.
tsict - follows:
lst Dist A Wintesbothan, Of Lee.
I'd James Haviey, Of Wapello.
3D. Hon E H Sears, Of Fremont.
lth CIV Hand, of Humboldt.
9Th !" Geo W Jones, Of Polk.
6th CD Wocdir, Of Keokuk.
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strncted to report before the nominations
were made.
On motion the Convention adjourned un
I'll 2 o'clock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

Deschsr's Lightning Fly . Killer
will certainly exterminats these pests II its use
10 persevered in. Beware of bogus Fly -Psper,
which some dealers keep because they can get
i for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
fbr BUTCHERS. which 10 sold By Ill live
Dsuegists. 4e:m
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-28

TO q formal ballot.
Before the vote was declared the counties
began to change their votes to Colonel Mer>
rill, wherenpon, Hon B Grinnell moved
that Colonel Samuel Merrill be unanimously
declared the nominee for Governor which was
seconded BY Mr.. Withrow. OF the Polk eoun.
tt delegation.
Amid the widest enthusiasm the motion
MAS unanimously adopted. and Col Samuel
Merrill was declared the nominee Of the Con-
yen,ion for Governor.
/, was moved thai a committee Of two be
appointed to notify Col. Merrill Of his nomi>
nation ard 10 conduct him to the Convention.
which was adopted, and the Chair appointed
Messrs. Drummo d, Of Clayton, and With
row, OF Polk, as that committee.
The Convention then proceeded TO an in
formal ballot for the nomination Of Lieu,
tenant Governor.
Hon ( ( Edwards. OF Lucas. nominated
Capt E B Woodward, of Lucas, County.
Mr.. Parviu, of Muscatine, nominated Col
s A Moore. Of Davis county.
| Mr.. Ed. Russell, Of Scott, nominated Hor
| L w Ross, OF Pottawa,.amie county.
Mr.. Ross here arose aud declined the hon
or Of allowing bis name to go before the Con
| venrion.
Mai. Meyer nominated Sherman G Smitl
of Jasper county.
Mr.. Lowry, Of Boone Co.. nominated Col
Scott, of Story.
Hon. Mr.McJunkin, ofWashington, nomi
mated Gen. Hiram Schofeld, Of Washington
Hon Mr.. Burdick. of Winneshiek, nomina
ted Hon. Nathan Udell, of Appanoose
Hon P c Wright, Of Clinton county, wa
also placed in nomination.
The Colonel then retired from the stage i
a perfect whirlwinG Of applause.
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UT @ J! az !! Girl


4 esteS The foIlosikf nAf5ihe aesdente q Mis,.
. Issippi liz /. TAssesr lbdedeoe hsss elspaed
sipce the dark and h@i( ttlnosetjdr1 ma /.
ted below tfanspired, Ut our near Newellink' .
Cross Roads, MfaisAiRfi a youbg laAysof
the highest responsibility and mos amiable
charsctsr,- vss psoceedi.g fnffa sslg hbor's
: house, where party. to which she had been
invited, was tiven, when she WAS, 0ssrtaken
ny . man and forcibiy dsAxa fsoel the
highroad into the woods, her cries stif1ed BY
cloth ofsome sort pressed over her mouth
Taken TO q secluded and desolate spot, she
was tied and there detained for . week wltle
the scoundrel effected his rile purposes, Win
out the miserable victim being able to offer
the slightest esstance:, Two men, Who were
oat hunting unexpectedly came upon her. st;lI
tightly bound aud alone. Her captot' had
left her at that moment, either TO procure
food or pursue some other purpose. Learn.
ing from the wretched girl the circumstances
Of tho afrocitv practioed upon her, they con.
cealed themselves until he shonld return.
Nor had they long to wait !; and upon his com.
ing they at once seized and secured him. Be-
heving that the victim shonld pronounce sea-
tence upon him, they awaited her decree Ii
was to fay him alive. They at once proceed
ed with their hunting knives to reliave him
OF his epiderrnis. The forest resounded with
his cties and interpretations as they stripped the
skin from the soes Of his feet to his body.
by the time they had progressed to his mid
die, nature could stand no more, but com.
pletely exhausted, yielded up to the ghost
the monster dyiuga horrible death. The girl
was conveyed to her home, where everything
was done TO relieve her suffering, but she
died the next day in great anguish. E
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U. =. Mar-bal's Proclamation.

u. n. Marsbal's Proclamation.
ynttsd .states Of Aa<rsc1 Southern Ds~1son Of Eocd
G. W. CLARK, United statey hsrshsi for the state
OF Iowa, do hernhy give public notice that In the
case the United states against fry barrels Of high.
Wines Of seizHrA and forfeiture under acts of
congre,r did the 3oti, day Of September, 1857 In
K.ofuk iowa attach and take In my possession, ter
safe chi .tody. nfy barrels q hishwines.
And also gtvepablic notice that the time assigned
for returof said warrant II the hrs Tnesdayo
November iS6. 1t 10 ocieck said dag anA hereby
sduonish and summons all persons claiming any in
tsrest in the said nifty barrels q or nov
INK having any thing 10 ny Nhy the same should
not be condemned apd sold 70 answer thu dsnssd OF
saad appellant, that they DO and .ppeax bsfeEs 49,
said Codrty TO h b~ld IN and for tbs 66uthsan Dvk
sion. lasfr4el a Icva, II tho united etstss Csufs
Roo 10 the city Of Keohuk In TAD District, = - pai
term. 10 b holden on the nrst TussaAy = AeNAAss.
kiessrpose claim for the and to make we1oA9k
Cons In that behalf.
@. ". CLARK, q. D. H..
octl-dlat By II. FULTON, Dsputy.
"ANTED--5,0 900 bushels prime Berlsy,
w y 1o1n1eooa 49,
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FROM HUFFALO-Dy Nsv Tort time iron De-
. .45 a. -. New York Day Exprass, {snn-
day. exceptedl stops 81 Hofnsllsyile Gos M,
tRknS eusquehAnna ri p. M. CDoss tanners
m Connec - 1t 0rsas Bend with Delaware, Lack
awanna Western Railroad, and At Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train Of New Jersev Rail.
road Tor PhiiaaelphIa, Palttmo ore aad Washington.
500 A. n. Express Mail, vie Avon and Hor-
neilsyille Sundays excepted. Arrives in New
York ct 7; q. m. Connects At Elmra with North
ern Central Railway for Harrisbsfg Philadelphia
Baltimore. Wa1hinRton and points eouth.
2.2O p. n. Llghtntng Express, Sundays ex-
cepted). Stops st Hornelisvf'ie t:25 p. ieup.l
and arrives In New York 100 =. m. Connects Il
Jersey City with Morning Express Train OF New
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington,
and at New York With Morning Axpf sss Train for
Boston and New England Cities.
Clio Po N. New York Night Express,
Daily. Stops at POI tags s;55 p. m. (6up.) inter
secting at Hor nellaville with the Ais D. m Trnir
from bunkirk. and arrive in New York at 1880
IL 80 r. N. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepfed) Steps Mt rusquehsnns 1880 a m. fBkftk
Turner's lilo p. NJ. (Dine), and arrives in New
York at B25 m. Connects Al EimirA with
Northern Central Railway fer Harrisburg PhilA.
delpha, baltimore Washington and points south.
at Great Bend with Delaware, LarkawsnnA 4
Westsr. Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
ade1phia and atNew York with Afternot Trains
and steamers for Boston and New England Cities
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo ct
$40 .. m and reaching New York at 1890 y. m.
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nAcdAdE CHECKED THROUGH,
Aadfars at,eays az lo~ az ,bs any other Route.
TAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, "a
which can be obtained st all Principal Ticket
ohaces in the Vest and South West
II. RIDDLE, WIN. H. BARR,
Gen'l sup't Gen'i Pass. Ag't
ma
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Posros AND INV ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
Baggage are transferred free Of charge In New York.
la-ro pleasure traselers fhe Inns ef e Erie Railway
presents many otets 81 Interest nassh thrsugh the
btsna Ailrafys ~ ths Oismnns eusqneAsnus, a1ela.
ware and hamapo Rivers changing panora oil
Of natures beauties commands attention.