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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-06-01
JURUBEBA

hs Powerful Tonic, specially adapted for
use In Spring, when the Languid and Debilitatcd
system needs strength and vitality ii will give
vgor to the feeble, strength to the weak. auima-
ton to the detected, activity 10 the sluggish rest
TO the weary, quiet to the nervous, and health to
the inflrm.
IL is south America plant, which, according
10 The medical and scientific periodicals of Lon
don and Paris, possesses tho most powerful tonic
properties known 10 Matera Madica, and is we'll
known IN It's native country as having wonderful
curative qualities, and has been long used as A
specific In all eases of Impurities of The Blood
Derangement of the Liver and Spleen, Tumors
Dropsy, Poverty of the Blood, Debility, Weak
ness Of the Intestines, Uterine or Urinary Organs
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JuRuBEBA
Is strengthening and nourishng. Like nu-
tricious food taken into the stomach, n assimi.
lates and dliinses Itself through the circulation,
giving yigor and health
!, II regulates the bowels, quIets the nerves, acts
directly on the secretye organs, and, by its pow
erin Tonic and restoring effects produces healthy
ana vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat st., NY.
Sole Agent for the United States.
frlce, ei per Bottle. Send for Circular ,v
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-06-01
THE next Presidential Canvoss will Il,

TIE next Presidential Canvass will b,
ono Of the most inportent and exciting Of
Eny Tor nany years rast. Thus far the
southern States present no candidates be.
lore either the Democratic or Republicau
Convention for nomination either for the
Presidency or Vice Presidency. None
were offered in 1868. In 1864, in the midst
oi the civil war, the South offered candi-
date for Vice President in the person of
Andrew johnson, and he was accepted and
elected. The assassination of President
Lincoln and accession and trcachcrv of
Johnson have apparently put an end to
National tickets arranged after that fash
:on. 1t is currently believed that the Ma.
t'onal Hotel disease, just before Bucha-
Lhn's Inauguration, was the result of a
desperate attempt to get rid of him in Or
der that the traitor Breckenridge might be
President in his stead.
General Grant was elected President on
a ticket that had Ccltax ofIndiana for Vice
PRESIDENT, and he has not been molcsted,
;2RpGh Jt.%iH By remarked that Colfax was
5.t,a, and hence we do not rank the noun
.-.,"''.. IS l'l..is in 1865 for Vice President
"N The Democratic ticket as being southern.
''n' II Is proper to bear in mind that Mis-.
>'ErI used to be an extremely troublesome
southern State, and that on the Liberal
Republican ticket with Greeley for Prcsj
og"t appears the name of Blar's cousin,
>.S"lz Brown, of Missouri, for Vice. Prcsi.
dent. Should this ticket be elected. it
WOULD be by no means extraordinary if
Gieelcy would he taken fatally sick.
The fact is that the people Of the north
lave been "ictimized III this way too often
IN Believe them entirely accidental, and
while this feeling lasts We need not look for
Hputhcrn National candidates to stand in
niuch favor. And indeed the south has in
{ (ie past eleven Yeas declined relatively in
""liIIca! Importance. The struggle is no
niger LcLwctn The north and the south
: is between the east and west, and il IS
therefore worthy of consideration whether
''tA Greciry, representing tho east, and
'fatz Brown the west, the oldcn auimCsity
.nI%ht not spring up between the two fac. +,
ions, with consequent desperate slrucpIcs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-06-01
Office OF the Philadelphia AZ Read
lug Rail Road Company.

No. 227 soUru Fourth STREET, PunA.
4 special meeting Of the stcckhodcra Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Rail ROAD, will be
held at the office Of the said Company, IN tho
city Of Philadelphia. on Wednesday, the l9th
day Of June, 1872, at one O'Clock, p. M, when
aud where the joint agreement entered into by
the Board of Managers Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Rail Read Company and the Board of
Directors of the Port Kennedy Rail Road Com
pauy, for the consolidation OF tho said Comps-
mics, and the merger OF the sad Port Kennedy
Rail Road Company into the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company, will be submitted
to the said Stockholders, and a vote by ballot, in
parson or by proxy, taken for thu adoption or
rejection of the same.
j. W. JONES. Secretary.
May Goth, 1872. june1- -3t.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, G. NEFF,
w Proprietor, Corner of Market * Second
Streets, opposite the Court House, Sunbury,
Pa. May2s,'7O.
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Da,i,omancY, or Soul Elmrlnins..

II EGayfsoniaucy, or Sout ShnrNrin6.
4 How either sex may faScnate and gain thc
love ana affections of any person they choose, in
stanty. This simple mental acquirmcut all can
posses, free, by mail, for 25 cts, together with
= marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle. dreams, Hints
TO Ladies, &c. \ queer, sNciting book 10000
sold. Address, T. WILLIAM Il CO.,
il-it. Publishers. Phila.
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9epuloIican State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
cES JOI1N F. IIARTRANFT,
Of Montgomery County,
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
HON. ULYSSES MEECUR,
ef Bradford County
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Candidate Cards.

To the Voters Of SGrstiiin bertrand
County.
Fc'lou Citizens :-Having consented to be n
candidate for the office of Sheriff. subject to
the Republican County Convention. | would
ask my friends throughout the county to use all
honorable means to instruct delegates ut the
primary election in my behalf.
SAMUEL II. ROTHERMEL.
Trcvorton, May Is, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-06-01

To the Voters OF NOrihuun bcriand
County.
| will be a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
at the coming County Convention, and would re-
spcctfully ask the voters to select delegates who
will support me for the nomination.
j. ". JOHN.
Mt. Carmel, Pa, May II, 1872.
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A HOPE AND AN APPEAL.

In inclusion Mr.. VOORHEES, said: |
have high hopes of the wisdom and intep.
rlty OF the convention to assemble at Balti-
more. do not believe such q disaster can
heial us as the nomination of Greeley. |
ocIleye hohor and principle will prevail.
II however, it should happen otherwise,
and l should be laid away in my political
grave, alongside of the dear old party for
whom have fought hundred battles and
never one against her, all ask of You, nv
constituents, whom | have known and
loved SO long, is to write on my tombstone:
He Tough, the fight ana kept the faith.
DEMOCRATIC. PRESS OPINION OF THE
SPEECH.
NASHVILLE, May 2G.-The Union
1nn., 1meLtcun, temperate organ, regards
voorhees, speech as containing all Thar
can be said against Mr.. Greeley and saws
his friends must work in harmony TO Sc.
cure his nomination at Baltimore.
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Valuable Real Estate at Private
Sale,

-, WITH .. Il LINN M, SECRETARY.
Milton, June |, lS72.-SW.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-28
A UCTlON SALE
IA OF
GROCERIES, HORSE. WAGON AND
III A ls n ESS.

n n
Unless previously disposed OF, will be sold at Public
Auction on TUE DAY Dec 3. at O'Clock A. at the
store recently occupied by Flske Locke. 81 ain st.,
the entire took OF Groceries AID lxtures now in said
store. This is an old and wei known and, ana he
sale offers excellent opportunity for anybod, wshi
rstclass trade in Of the best locations in the CITY
Also, at tn time and place, One Black Horse,
Silver Mounted Harness, orr mon rs in use; and Tx
press Wagon, nearly new built BY Edwards, and htte
with carnage top Said stock viii be sold private
sale in bulk on favorable terms Condi ions OF auction
sale made known at above time and place.
l.. I. CONVERSE, Trustee.
r. W. ABBOTT Aucti0neer.
Worcester 2gth November 1872. DIT n26
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sA STRAYED OR STOLEN from
RAa2EN Grahon-A Dark Ray Horse, with an old CD
N4HNA Buggy attached; silver mounted harness,
,.SA..Hnwllh the bridge on the outside Of saddle,
\Open bf0lo The horse s string halt In the leg.
Information may be le with the City Marshal, or r. NJ
a ARBLE, Grafton dar kiAnT
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Anttrnns.
By b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer and Real Estate
Broker Main and Walnut sts CUp stairs.)
VALUABLE WOOD AND TIMBER
BY AUCTION.
VIII he sold by the subscriber. on the premises,
THURSDAY DEC. =

at 2 clock about 10 acres Of Wood and, situated
the old TOa1 leading from Worcester to West B0yls
ton, and about mile from the summit station, W. and
n. r e.
Said Lot is covered with thrifty growth of Wood and
Timber
Terms at sale. WALTER BIGFLOW
M d6t b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
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Ri GEORGE II. BURNHAM,
Office No. Washington Buildings. Providence K. l.
M RTG A GEES SALE 1!
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The subscribers VIII sell Public Auction, on the prem
lses. in souhbridse, Worcester County, Mass. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December next, at
X O'Clock P. NJ, the Estate known as the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20

From telegraphic dispatch in the
Chicago. papers we learn that Henry
Wilson and others accused of bribery
in the Credit Mobilier matter met in
N. Y. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
the 10th inst and after preparing
broad and unqualified denial for Cakes
Ames to sign, call was made on him
for his signature that it might be tele-
graphed over the country to counteract
the effects Of the charge. The evidence
Of the case in McComb in the supreme
court of Penn. where the case spending
was 50 full and conclusive, sustaining
the charge of corruption and bribery,
and sustained by 50 many witnesses of
repute, that MIR. Ames declined to con-
front them all, 80 the charge is to re-
main unrelated and undecided.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20

THE telegraph says that the Geneva
award fails to produce any enthusiasm
in official circles at Washington. This
is not strange. The amount of the
claims Of our citizens, under the Alaba-
ma case, foot up about SIS, 10000
so that the award, about meets them.
This would not be SO bad were it not
for this fact, that, by the provisions
of the Alabama treaty, the claims of
British subjects against this government
are to DO admitted to arbitration under
said treaty. Four hundred and fifty
such claims were fled in the British
foreign Office 50 far back as March,
1864. Taking everything into consider
alton, we fear our government, will not
fare very well by Grants diplomacy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20

Grave questions eclipsing each other
in their magnitude chase each other
like the ever changing objects Of the
kaleidoscope. A few days 60 it was.
"Was Henry Wilson, Known othing?"
then "Did Henry Wilson accept a
bribe from Credit Mobilier?" and. now
it is, ."Who arc the Louisville candi-
dates!" No body seems willing to
answer and as flying coat tails can't
be questioned the quandary remains
Is it Lyon, alone, or Lyon and Fred
Douglas? The ticket first nominated,
is out Of the field and the convention
proceedings, gone far into putrefaction
its cpitaph written, and nothing remains
but to add X. |. P
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20

Henry Wilson delivered speech at
Natick few days ago in which he ad-
mittcd his connection with the Know
Nothing party. Are the republican
papers prepared to admit it now?
The letter written to German in
Brooklyn N. Y, in which it was denied
that he was ever member Of that
organization he pronounces forgery,
though written by Henry Askeney at
Wilson'S suggestion and sent under
his frank. The proof Of ow-Noth.
ingism was too strong to belonger deni-
ell Have the republican papers heard
about II ?
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Notice Of incorporation.

NOTICE Of Incorporation.
NOTICE is hereby given that under the
y general incorporation laws of the State
of Iowa, an Incorporation has been organ
lied, formed and completed, under the
name and style of ''Cresco Driving Park
Association" with its principal place of
business at Cresco, Howard Co Iowa.
The general nature of Its business is to
own, prepare and hold grounds on which
sl.all be fitted up Driving course ut or
near Cresco, in said county.
The amount of capital stock is not limi-
ed. the stock subscribed is payable one
fourth at the time of subscribing, one fourth
January /, 1873; one fourth january /.
1874; one fourth January l. 1875. Shares
sos. 90 each.
The debts and liabilities are limited to
the amount of capital stock subscribed.
The time OF commencement Of business
under said articles of Incorporation was
July 90, 1872, with perpetual succession
The business Of the Incorporation is to
be transacted by board of trustees, con-
sisting Of five persons, who shall elect from
their own number President, Secretary
and Treasurer. The said Trustees shall
be elected on the second Monday of January
in each year, of which election. including
time and place, the President and Secre-
tary are to give three weeks public notice
by publishing notice thereof in the county
papers.
The private property Of the shareh olders
to be exempt from liability for the corpo-
rate indebtedness; and share holders are
not liable to the Association for assess
ments beyond the sums due on their shares
of stock respectively.
The board Of Directors for the year 1872,
and until the election If their successors, is
Bradley Chaplin, II. w. Babcock, Worden
Strothcr, Aaron kimball and G. NJ Harris
The officers elected by the Board of Di-
rectors are H. W. Babcock, President;
Bradley Chaplin Treasurer and G. NJ, Har-
ris, Secretary.
Dated at Cresco, Iowa Sept. ID 1872.
Attest IL. w. BABcocK, President.
G. NJ. HARRIS Secretary 45-4
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The Public Debt stat e m cmte,

The Public Debt stat z m ents.
Some four weeks since we stated q
few Of the discrepancies in the public
debt st'tement as officially given. and
asked the Dsearah Republican to ex-
plain. As no paper Of the ring will
explain, we repeat tie substance of that
article, and request that Hon. f. w.
Palmer make the explanation asked, or
that such official statements, involving
discrepancies of millions ofdol,ars seem
to demand. On which Of these state
ment has the claimed reduction been
made?
In tie Financial Report Of 1869,
page %, Boutwell, states that on
June 3Jth, 1869, the debt was
1886 COS, 955. %
In the monthly debt statement
OF July LIST 1859, (the day after
the date above given,) Boutwell,
says the debt was 2,645, l7O. 2a4. 16
This is difference of some eleven
millions of dollars-quite discrepancy
to occur in one day.
In the Finance Report Of 1870,
page %, Boutwell, says that on
June 50th, 1869, the public debt
was $2,5ss, 1852, 2l3,s4
This is difference of nearly $685.
100000, as to the amount of the pub
lie debt on the same day.
Again, Mr. Allison, Register Of
the Treasury, says that on June
3oth, 1869, the public debt
was S2,4s9, 2O2, 4sO ,ss
This shows discrepancy of almost
$167 900, 900 on the same day. ~.
From which of those statements as
to debt reductions do the Grant orators
count? Which debt is it that Grants
people have reduced?
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The Def ense Of Fsutri lity.

We publish on our first page an
article from the Cresco TINES Of last
week in defense Of the clique ring of
this county.
We publish it as the best and only
defense that they can make; and be-
cause we are willing eur readers shall
see both sides of this question; and that
those against whom we make charges
should have the full benefit of their
defense. A like faith in the suficiency
of the defense would have prompted
the TINES to have given its readers the
other side Of the case. --.. ..-------
We shall lefer TO this article Of the
TIHss but briefly as it deserves but lit
tie attention from us, as it demonstrates
that the TINES editors are extrem ely
ignorant of Howard county affairs, or
else terrible sufferers from the disease
Annanias died of.
Since 1857 we have resided in
Howard county, and at no time since
then has the management Of the county
been in democratic hands, nor have
they had but ono county officer in all
that tine,-J. II. b. Harris, clerk Of
the court. The first board Of supervi-
sors organized in 1861, with five demo-
Gratis and seven republicans, a majority
less than that in favor of the repub-
licans in any board, has never existed,
in tho county as we remember. An
examination Of the proceedings of the
board and the bridge proposals shows
that the present county Auditor was on
every committee fer bridge contracts
but the one at Florencevilie, which was
John Nichols and another where he
was joined With S. Radford and A. G..
Hubbard. If any Of these men have
ever been democrats we don't know
It.
The cry that democrats were con-
tractors is decidedly Twccd-ish. The
republicans had the board of superyi-
sors and should have protected the
county. Besides they had the ap-
prevail of the work when done.
We charged that these men were
kept in office, and the people know
that of them the Offices are illed-that
Ike drowned men, in Howard County
politics, when they begin to rot they
float to the surface.
Some Of the men in the list enumar-
atcd by the TINES we would not ac-
cuse, others We mig ht but did
not.
viii the Times tell its readers why
the resolution Of Joseph Slice requiring
the Auditor to procure the county work
and its material from the lowest bidder
is not obeyed!
Why money has been appropriated
for roads and bridges and placed in the
hands Of men who used it up in filling
mudholes with straw?
What about the School fund loans?
and why was the money kept in the
treasury for months when responsible
men applied for it?
But the old settlers of the county
know every charge we made is true,
and until the TINES refutes them or
attempts to, they stand admitted.
about once year" three or four
men from each township send them
selves = county conventions, in the
Interest of the barnaclcs at the Court
House, who continue through such
means to be ren.minatea with great
enthusiasm, and .at this particular
period" ask renewed lease Of the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20

If Gen. Dix's order to "shoot down
on the spot" any man that attempted
to haul down the American flag, had
been executed the republican candidate
for Governor Of South Carolina would
have been shot down when the flag that
foatcl over Fort Sumter was hauled
dawn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-20
NOTICE..

Sealed proposals for building low
Bridge at New Oregon will be received
ustil September 22nd 1872. Plans and
Specifications may be found at the Auditor 5
Office where bids may be left
By order Of Board of Sunery ixors
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trusts they have shown themselves in
competent to perform: This renomi-
mating farce in the name Of republican,
ism will occur this year on the 2Sth CT
September.
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V'GtiCe zlll13OvfGHt.

All whom it may concern, are hereby
notified that hmm e diatc Payment
of all notes and accounts due to the late
firm of Bones & Niles, must he made to the
undersig ned ut Ores CO.
Sept 18th 1872.
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RIGHT Of WaV Notice.

FENO G. b. GALUSHA, and all other
Il persons having any interest or owner
ship in or to any part of the real estate,
known and described rs follows, to-wit
Sections fourteen, 14) fifteen, (l5) six
teen, (l6) nine, 90 ten, (l0) eleven, (lD
three, 81 and four, (4) all in township
niMety-seven, (97) north Of range eleven,
(11) west of the 9th P. NJ. Also in sections
thirty three, (33) thirty-four, (34) twenty
eight, (2S) twenty-seven, (27) the south
half of section twenty-one, (2l and twenty
two, 1927 the south half Of the north east
quarter of section nine, (9); all in town
ship nnety-eight, (9S) north of rang eleven
west of the 9th P. NJ. Also in west half Of
the south east quarter Of sections twenty
seven, (27) and the north west quarter Of
section thirty-four ga all in township
ninety-nin (99) north of range eleven,
(ll) west Of the 9th =. NJ; all OF said lands
being in the county Of Howard and State Of
Iowa.
You arc hereby notified that the Dayen-
port and st. Paul Railroad Company has
located Il line of railroad over the above
described real estate, and desire the right
Of way over the same, to-wit strip or
belt OF land 100 feet III width, through the
center Of which strip or belt Of land the
CC0lcI lluc VI SuAO IdllEOdu Will run, lciN-
ing SO feet on each side Of said center line
together with such widths rs may be neces-
sary for be- mes waste banks and borrowing
pits, and wood and water stations, and un-
less you proceed to have the damages to
the same appraised according to law, on or
before the 18th day of October 1872, said
railroad company will proceed to have the
same appraised on Monday the 18th day Of
November 1872, at which time you will be
at liberty to appear before the appraisers
on the subject Of the assessment Of DANA
ges to your lands.
Dated CIesco, Sept. 90, 1872.
DAVENPORT G ST. PAUL r. Il. co.
By NJ. o. BARNES,
47-4] Right of Way Agent.
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for
De one OF the best held
snail not be exceI The of
of the
the only Northern lowah nedandap
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-
First District.-JAMEs NJ. SHELLEY.
Second District. Z. LEFF1NGwEL1
Third District. I. SroNEMAN.
Fourth District.-A. I. LUsCH.
Fifth District. p. IRISH,
Sixth District.-H. II. TRIMBLE.
Seventh District. l.. PALMER.
Eighth District. w. w. MERRITT.
Ninth District. JOHN +. DUNCoMBE.
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.NOtice or Diss0ilstiOH Of
CON&z.kIierSLiu.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent The notes and
accounts due said firm are in the hands of
II. A. Goodrich, Us our Agent, for collect:
ion.
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept. 18th 1872
WILLIAM BONES.
STEPHEN N.ES.
Having this day transferred to Mcssrs
William Bones 4 Co., Of Creseo, my inter-
est in the late firm of Bones & Niles, and
the firm Of ID. L. Potter l. Co., cordially
recommend sal new firm to the continued
liberal patronage Of the public
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept. 18th 1872.
STEPHEN NILES.
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Liberal state Ticket,

For Secretary Of State,
IA. GUILBERT, of Dubuque.
For State Treasurer,
NJ. J. ROHLFS, of Scott.
For Auditor Of State,
Up. CASSIDY, of Pottawatamie.
For Attorney General,
a. G. CASE, of Floyd.
For Register of State Land Office,
CAPT. JACOB BUTLrR, of Page.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.



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FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District .--ED. CAMpBHLL.
Second District JACOB Butler.
Third Districts. p. ADAMS.
Fourth District. s. RooT.
Fifth District.-I. X. FULLER.
Sixth District WIN. NJ. STONE.
Seventh District.-J. NJ. ELwooD.
Eighth District. L. MITCHELL.
Ninth District
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Tempcst-torn and thunder-Splintcred"-
and looks down in seorn upou the hate
of these below. She is for Grant,
tooth ard tocnail.