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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

a. The Northern papers mixing themselves
quite merry The expense of our accoqpisiri Vice
President Richard NJ. Johnson. lis vulgar MN
ners and ridiculous speeches are dsctcdiable TO
the hgh station 10 which the people, in the politi-
cal do rium from which they are no" recovering
unfortunately elevated him. We may hefeat'r'' II
have room, copy some Of tie specimens When
they exhibit OF the gallant Coloncl's elnquerce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

o. Vim. Car Lane the 10th inst elect
ed Mayor Of the city Of ST Louis. by vote OF t5l,
against 262 votes gwen 10 two opponents. He 81.
Louis Republican speaks of it as the triumph OF the
friends OF good order the Loco Focos and y
grarans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

d. A writer in the Boston DAILY Advertiser, who
opposes tic immediate resumption OF specie pay
ments b, the Banks on the ground that the coun-
tt, is yet prepared for that measure states hi.
belief that il can be shown that one >lusl Bank ii,
the city Philadelphia haas mo,e coin in is vaults
than all the Banks in the City and State Of Ne"
York, or than the whole Of the Banks in the SIX New
England States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
TIE BETTER CURRENCN.-Thc Nat

THE BETTER CURRENGl.-Thc Nation
al lntelIgencer exhibits the grtat Improvement ef-
fccied in the currency th2 conauy by the great
tinker olAhe hermitage ana his associates. by The
narration ola single incident in lis own Affairs. l.
says:
From collector OF newspaper accounts travelling
IN The South received, remittance III par, Il
cetcate nj deposite ISSUED by Nashville Banh Ior
three hundred and ninety dollars Tor which lie paid
At Nashville, in such money ~ he had been Obliged
to rec Give in payment, premium oil ten per cent
say thirty nine dollars. The best rate At which We
were able 10 convert this dra into money OF thu Dis.
cf of Columbia 1T 91sconRt often per cent -
say thiry nne doil,rs more. So ,hai our positive
loss upon the sum oftlrcc hundred and ninety dol
hrs IN converting Nashville Bank money into Blnh
money Of the District of Columbia. stscn1y-
eight dollars. II we had heen, in addson. ebIiget!
pay the cost Of conserling iiato specie, the loss
upon the $500 would have hem one hundred
dulljrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

defiance, he aud his Trends have no ,isht to CON
plain It he fall victim to his arrogant folly. Ia Is
useless 10 talk of the protection which the laws hold
out to the free exercise of opniou--D'd not Mr..
Losejoy and do all the Aboitionis,s forget that
the constitution which is the supreme law pledges
ITS protection TO STARE property against which hry are
daily crusading in the iiefeest and most Wind Give
spirit Whenthey are endeavoring to break down
legal guarantees, what night have they 10 call Tor lie
gal protection We beg thcm 10 ponder this ques-
lion, aud to recollre while they shedding croeo-
die tears over The fate of Mr. Loveoy, that the ten
deney oiteir doctrines is 10 devote the whole South
ern country to desolaion and carnage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

~ The CHARIER-BREAkERS have been
ssnalIy defeated in the Pennsy lvania Convention.
phe molon OF Mr. Brown .senquire into the
exnedieucy annullins alteriss the charter Of the
rs Bank" indefinitely postponed, ayes 81,
NOES 49, Mr.. Mrredi h then offered a resolution de-
cIune that contracts made the faith of the
State are aud OF right ought 10 be, nyiolablc -
which wa, adopted by al Go 10 7--some OF the
Nanies refusing TO vole--and subsequently, leso.
ntian was adopted h, vote Of % to II, declaring
that charter duly granted under an ACT OF As.
scnbly to baul. or other private corporation, IS,
ttn accented, contract. with Ihg parties whom
the grant is made and II such charter be unduly
granted, subsequently mislscd it may be yoded
by the Judgment of a cunrl Of JUSTICE in due course
o; law. and not otherwise, unless III pursuance Of Il
power cxpress, Il III III. charter ITSELF So
much for lnserso, Dallas aad Rush The pro-
PIE are very where rcbuhin. the dsurganizns >pi-
~ winch 4, one I'm tlrrdtcat- TO ilyutye the hole
coinif, ~ ANARCHY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

= The Aiban, Argus gi,iug'. reasons for the
Ne overwhelming. defeat OF Van Burrn ia his own
eHlc l. need nat trouble lseil, The reasons are
very well understood b, the public without The aid
|u sP'claclrs. v lrn an al nstrtlIon ende Won, to
Paaie Itself lIo II, AMI even To oseup, an anagu-
''I position to the people what tad 1t expect but
III" the people will overthrow ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

o." George d. Prentice Esq. the able Editor of
the Louisville Journal has issued proposals for The
publication of new paper at Washington elt! 10
commence with with the next session oi Congress
1t Will be worth taking.
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55ALgEsl AGES.

Married. at presauc Isle, Chesterfield county, ON
"Wednesday the @1d iustht The Rev Nm. H. l1at
Capt. PAU. \. CLtY. ii Bedford county. To Miss
Ntvr b., dang iiel Of Edward O. Watkins, Esq Of
lie former PLACE.
on Thursday evening the 10Th INST by the
Rev. Nh cusuInslla;u, toR>ELLus &. BALDWIN,
Esq. (scnios Edainr al III" Lexington Gazcue.1 10
Mss MARGAfET, daughter OF Hugh Paxton of Lex
iagton, Va.
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g. 0CEKEES.

/ SALT, PEPPER and SPICE.
j SUGAR AND COZ INDIGO AND MALA
] EEE, DER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

.ul,,ioy,1 by the office holders and that
.;i, ,aral,ze the OF industry aud enterprise,
"a ,,cbt the public prosperity his voice cannot
H. heard and needed by the American eommu-
nifty. min. -
,.,.,,,x scheme in such dark and repulsve colots
-, Al, Cheyes should still express the opinion thai
A.. YIN Buren, the champion ut this unuise aud
a..,.ous' scheme. exhibiting much Ignorance
p, f,,y. is a man Of :. high talents, we'll qualified
en- h;s eminent station. and of as pure motives
"a ,,ucpes as those OF his accasers.' How can
-. h. sol If the Sub-Treasury sehome be pro-
:, of such consummaic supdi, Mr.. Cheves
describes It'll lis tendencies be ST. rernlclons TO
the public prosperity, aud so hazardous 10 the pub
Il. liberty, as Mr.. Cheres asserts II 10 be,-hnw can
:. au,hor be Il wise statesnan,-and his motives
,,,,e A plea Of ignorance might shield his mo-
,;,. from ceEsurr: but if he be - well qualified
on the Presidential char, his knowledge of the eff
o... If the policy which lie recommends must sub
;ec, his "notives" to well-iouuded imputaIions.
But we letths pass: We are content that Mr..
,,h.yrs shall continue to confide il. Mr.. Van Blu
,e,,s talents and integrity, long avail
o,r,elycs oi his overwhelming arguments against
,be m;schiryous measures that he may recommend.
ia, the same reason permit Mr.. Cheyes's re
marks ia opposition To National Bank,--which
.o,r. by the way, with bud grace from M Ex-
President Of that in>iiiaiion,--o PISS without
men,. farther lan that, whatever experiment or ex-
,sJen n,as be fesored To-, for the purpose of re-
leyny the cou TRY from its ADVERTISEMENTS and re-
staring a sound and equal currency, they will all be
temporary in lieir Character, nnula Nationa! Bank
he chartered The counIr, has found out tins Act,
after two long aud disastrous struggles To do with
out ia third effort will be equally rultIess.
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SELLING OFF
AT COST.

IT BE1NG MY INTENTION To REMOfE
u 6om Til, place | WILL THIS DAY proceed
ao sell oG'ad private sale, my stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

" The PIti>bur Allocate states dat when Col.
"'man reachrdl.a place GA las Wy 10 Nashins-
0n Just attn lac nded from the steamboat, A boy.
not hnown, hm, handed him a slip. containing the
'"I d the ihice DAYS K yoluiioll" in New iork.
ne ferusrd it, his ,Isage ensllicrcd, aud at lcngth
cropped ii Us though il burnt his insers Boy,
'"e 'ha trunk ashore !" he shouted in 70 ce ot
''eE = Nie". - said lie boy Captain, who
~, a'' nan' with Il lace like athunder.clopd - 1t
''H"s ii. Benion." answered the Caplatn-1is
N'on SOLITARY aud alone" chewing the cud OF
'ef fancy. lie y III neycrbe Thane of cswdor. nor
In 'Sco'lahd--ties,ite OF The - weird sisters"
''es nave ,nt the thread OF his hopes, even as
''e'ned 'hc" on tho eve OF contamination.
we insert this morning, an official acc unt, by
'"s"r"' A!on llllinois,) oflhe late unfortunate
III 'hai CITY. The Abolition papers are pour
mood OF cant and slang on the sub ecl,
fn :" "ouo'ioss succeed in euIisln. the synpathes
NM '"e women and children in the land. in behalf
~ Lovelny, the murderer as we'll as the nart,t
:, N " fecoilecIed he fired the first snn, loaded
~ ''e ''lls' and committed the fins, murdef.
'e' no dIspositIonio eAtenua,e the conduct Of
'''' ny whose hands lie fell. We deeply reeiet
''''o"s vi the law, ~henevcr, wherever, and
'ef cause, they occur But confess,
nus we Lament these outbreaks Of popular vio-
!" eeiIan'c aui Dissertation Of the laws
'e "nd' We Eel M compassion for The Vic
'"""oeratlc fury, excited by heir GWn pcrscr.
,'a '"s''i'cy Fabjc sentiment ou.nlo he re-,
ever! n'n--and II mad acaol ct it ol
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ROBERT {. CUTLER, Cfk
CoMalssiosfn's Orrlef, }

VIRGINIA Alta Court nftluanc, sessun, hold oi the
Campbell, NJ aconlt house thereof The Ia
la, of M, rmber 1857
Semue Afmstead, Hem, Madison and Acbolns Edmund,
Plaintiffs,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
Benmett,s newsIss pcr Establish ment.
No. II ANN SrRErr.

MoRrse HERsLD-isued every merning csceYt Sunday
Price, cents copy Country furnished the
any specific period remittance In advance
No paper sent out unless paid in advance.
EvENfRG HERALD-Issued every afternoon NJ s'cloca.
Price, per copy. Country subscribers furnished
the Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY HERxLD-Issped every Saturday morning Al nine
ocloct. Price, IA Furnished
Subscribers ri IS per snuun, w advance
WEEKLY Herald on Fssmos-Tssued every Wednesday
morning nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy. Furnished
per payable IN advance
In all those
usual rates-swsys payable in advance.
Copsgporpg rTs-Are requested address sbeH ets~ru
fssses Gordon Bcnnew proprietor and all letters
70 be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
sALUBRIOUs sTOMACHIC
Emsrvs.cent Ginger Usyer.gc PSwdsr.

.msry., zen s.mgsr rsysr.Ts rrWH r n
~ CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, TOR pro-
ucing immediate eHervescent draugh, In the highest
possible state ~ pereces, slayRg the thirst - well ~ being
isgied with component o the jamaica ginger
much eytoled diculy where its uledi
ips has stood the approval Of the
fsstjdous ar~i the learned.
TO travellers tourists captains Of vessels he will be found
drssdersur ofthe hghes, rapport either sickness IN
bssIsh or whatever cmste viii surpa any other preps
slsr erss and being peculiarly portable l fur
JOHNSON CO. Chemists,
Atthcir Created water Depe,, se and 20 Cedar 4.
scda ana s~tts wsers, syrups Of all kinds sedRa and
1sAa Pswdera Ae. jeasm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

CUPPING AND LEECHING-At minutes no
~ night, by Peter Burneit, IS 9Th Five
healthy Swedish e~cbes exclusively used for sale Refer
esces-Dr Van RENSSELAER,, Dr. W Francis mr.. Bliss Dr.
Wal iincfon, DR.. IIcrrot DR. Bancker, he.
Where children required he leeclcd the a~ve
ershes insasy that parents need fear sr,rxtrs
suffering tn their csiltrcn. jel SIN
~ ecncous remedy purifying the hled For sale ny Pc
Ter Burnett New York Chemical Hail. 81 Sixth avenue elSm
WHITING CARD, VISITING CARDs.-In
plain writing the Italian and hands, printed PO
bISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may be procured
Al the corner o Maiden lane and Broadway At Souts EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specis'en books may
he
Also-sILvER PLATED DooRS NUMBER PLATES
plating Of which unusually silver being express
iy rolled for the advertiser.
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
LITTER LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARiAL
SEALS -
t black edges ensnced ard capable Of receiving the high
ess polst. mynSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
"A MEN.-LADv MONTAGUEs COMPOUND CHI


NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exoc and warrant
ed perfectly inrocept II completely eraicates reckles
ppples, spots enes and all eruptops gradually
realizes clear so skn transforms the saow corn
pexons into rsdian, whiteness mparng to beautfuuve-
nile bloom.
Gentlemen aner shaving win 6pd alay the iriabity and
smarng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. Underh, 10 Beeknsn
street. Of wlam DR.. Hart 81 Broadway and
Chambers street. Price 50 cents per cake. mv25Sm
DICKsLAY,s LIQUID CompOsITION, Tor
removing the blue from bars without injury the
h and for cleaning brass "copper" pewter tn NC with hsh
the usual labor.
liquid only restores the polish 70 steel that has
been exposed 10 The action of fire. but speedily ali
dead ground stoves and lenders brass
per- Britannia and pewter, cesnsed by with the
greatest expedon To block tin dish that been
in Cor years gives the polish Of II
grease spes any stains from paint with the greatest Ca
cility, and without injury to the color
Brass lscquersd furniture win retain is original briancyn
occasionally cIeensed by H. For sale by
je9su NATHAN Il. GRAHAM 81 Nssssu-st cor. Fulton
nH. CAWPENTER continues 10 admnirisfer To the 81.
- fcted and tnfrunate in the mot and eecua mar.
ner. his esta nhed and well ksown Deosay No Pesh
Sip tmyTu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

~ WUKW-" Gbney's Tettfr and KInX WOTHI UF'tT'yef.
In no instance has ihs medicine failed - above
named aseases and all other disease, Of the skin; will
fail II used according directions The diseases IL the skin
embrace variety OF forms-wth red chappy wrinkled,
cracked rough scay appearance aud patches vt various
shapes Sizes which speedy and permanent
cure, hng thousands in this city can testify
pleasant and wash and he applied ia the most
delicate inas No precautions essary wholesale and
retail John Ossnk agent at drug store 100 ful-
tos street corner of wism Messrs Moss 492 Grand
ia Canal IS Sixth Of Bowery and Grand
Of Hicks and Fulton Brecklyn at Treyers
Pou rhkeepsic; Raws Co. Albany, ~ "; at. A. Wads-
wort and Balch's drug Stores Providence r. &c. nc
iv2 t.,tss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
ITO SOUTHERN CAPIsAL.sIss ~ Bull.

ITO SOUTHERN CAPIsAL.Sis ~ BULL
j. ERS-The New York Granite Company respectfully in.
your non SAMPLES of Granite from their Quares,
which may be a their Office, No. Beekman St
This Granite is Of very quality being pure and
foreign substances Its competent blend
ed in such perfect proportions TO re der less derucbe
and less liable decay injury from while ceupa
rsve experiments have proved that splits and dresses with
than other IN the market
OF beautiful color being darker than the Haow ell and
lighter Quincy and taking into its sod
durability and comparative cbeapness. VIII be found
well worthy attention ST apifalists and builders
Having several hausansl quarred the Company
prepared orders extent at the shortest
notice. will for its delivery lower prices than
other stone OF inferior quality, can be obniasd for
Orders addressed the Company, box H. MeCaDics EN-
change, their office No. Beekmau st. will meet prompt
attention aule-lms EDWARD DOYLE, Agent
EOR SALE.-Buildinr 60 f. front AMI by 200
To 500 feet Deep situate ~ the village OF white rnlns ID
the Of Wechester rods south o the court house.
and about hall mile distant from the contemplated route
tho New York and Albany railroad, recommended by the
civil engineer r. D. Allen Eqpriee $3.50 $500 ot-terms
credit White Plains about 26 miles from New
city. There daily said city by the
Red Bird stage line which leaves George Halls 25 Bo~Sry
afternoon except Sunday O'Clock returning leaves
White Plains every morning at O'Clock Persons wishing to
view the above premises avail themselves OF the above
For particulars inquire OF JOSEPH b. HART
Prince aud Bowerv, New York City, or
jy29-lms kICFD W WOODS. White plaias
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
ANGINA observation-disclosures SEARS has p,

n NGINA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEAKS has pad
N attention this disease has had much
riepcr the OF H. and In has been
ces-u in relieving its symptoms, and In ut aord-
lag entire relief It's characteristic symptoms unplea
sensation sterDum-breasone. cempoply at the
lower Of H. attended with about the breast hut
particularly the left side and regien ~ the heart extending
often the shoulder blades especially the lett and often az
fcctng the left Tho-e subject Tn II sometimes awaken
ed with of suHocation and generally experience
shorne Of BREATH and sometimes papaiion Of the heart
walking fast where ascending against the wind.
or Doctor would invite these subject tn this
dseae, dyspepsia, liver complains, pulmonary
drepsica affections To call him at his Office N Ann street.
Numerous certificates may seen, and refercnces!gvsn
au9-q ua
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
MO CUNE. n: PAY.-.sALI kHEuM, RING

other diseases the skim efecuny aud speedily cured
by the use OF SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUMn
which YET failed in single instance. II is applied
without trouble
diet necessary Long standing and obstinate will be
ed all the will be refunded iii should
fai.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. Sands druggists Ne. leo
Fulton corner OF William ST, New York. Price 81.
NJ b. Agents wanted in of the principal cities and
in the United States Those who desire appointments
will please apply and ascertain the terms which very
liberal. jy29-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

nYSPEPSIA-Inu most dssrreesbe forms, u enectu-
W ally cured by DR. MEADs ANTLDYsPEPTtC, OR
STOMACH Fills, the only medicine offered va TIE
pusic from which radical and yermaReat be OBJ
aDed of all bote cronc o OF the dgcs
tive organs, constnsag that disease termed r
pepss
The symptoms chsrsc,ersing Dyspepsia indigestion
long train Of those dsageeabe saiions COMMONLY called
nervous complaints such a los. Of sppete nausea or SEX
at the stomach, aud sometimes vomiting belch up
water which sometimes tasteess hat NEST comncny scar
gnawns pain In the em2ch heartbxa or what called 500
omsch eosvepcss paisess o the langor low
of SPIRITS palpstonSo f the heart vertigo siddnes
sad disturbed Sleep The number Of these symptoms wires
in dideren, pa,ientwh being tek only IN psrt-whe
others have additional equally dtsagreeable
In the head and breast snlence wind ON
the stomach and bowels emacaon, wasting OF the whole
body with great weakness particularly NJ the legs This dis
w, been accurately described by medical wr
ersu how little has been underwood, the Of
which attends the general mode Of plainly shows
Let take example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
or stomach being often very troublesome sypom ef
this troublesome complaint the attention materially direct
ed In search OF article that should have the OF
moving H.
Sold by Hull Browne lea Maiden lane; George d. Cogge
SHALL corner &C Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble OF
Broadway and bcecker street, and by OF the druggists
throughout the United States.
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

nN, CAHPENTEk. NO. : PecA ship, CO. unu.s ~ DE-
~ his Undivided personal oil deli
cate private diseases whether rocen, standing Dr.
late surgeon regiment g. Army and for IS
tooer city Separate offices pvivscv
ri .,otln oil ~-s.v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

~. hOGsIUN'S BALM OF GILEAD. Cos
~ Times TO enjoy the reputation that has already beer
bestowed by numbers Of the afflicted who have suffered
from dyspepsia nervous Affections debility loss e appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints It's virtues cannot be toe
highly exoled and fast gaining the reputation that DR. Sole
enjoyed In Europe nvaids find any article
to the purpose well put up in large boes with
fun directions ~ EACH and sold Wholesale ard retail By X
0uon. cor. Bowsry and Grand st. my sew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

IL medicine only absolute TINT has been dis
covered for venerea disease which has been known when
seated the system dows rom generation To generation
defying e of the eminent physicians. II 10 allowed
by acquainted with TO be the most certain safe
and quick mode o known roots every vestige of
poison the in few days. matter how old
the always be used with the greatest safety
both 1t deies discovery there restraints laid
the pates To be obtained at No. Division 81. Every
bottle that genuine will have the written signature Of Urah
Levison So North Sixth Philadelphia where IL Is sold New
York Office, No Division doors from Chatham 81 per
bottle; which IL warranted to au8 I'm
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-05

How TO CHOOSE GOOD IusrAsD.-Giris when
YOU see young man Of modest,respectful retiring
manners, with unpretending yet noble indepen-
dence Of mind, Of amiable and pieus disposition,
not given TO pride or vanity-such a one will make
good husband for he will be the same TO his wife
after marriage that he was before
When you see young man who would take a
wife for the value of herself for her beauties of
mind and purity Of heart and not for the dazzle of
wealth, tina, man will make a good husband, for
his affection will never lessen, and years will but
serve to strengthen his attachment and open new
fountains in the heart, which shall murmursweetly
to the ocean of continual happiness.
Never make money All object of marriage; ifyou
do, depend upon it, balance for that good, you
will get a bad husband--one whose love and am
b,ion will SOON be irretfievably engrossea in reck
less schemes Of speculation, 10 the utter disregard
and neglect of kinder sympathies of nature, and
more social enjoyments of life. When you see a
Young man who is tender and affectionate, and
endowed with happy intellect, no matter VIVA,
circumstances in life are, he is really worth the
Iwinning--take him, who can, girls, for he will
make good husband--if you do not improve such
81 occasion, 5oi may live to learn and regret tia
| had but one such opportunity.