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a.
l NhW lONs nANACEA, or PURIFIER Of tho BLOOD,
The unparalleled ard st Increasing ion which
ms medicine has acquired throughout tue New states
ana INC many cures has performed great dematd
made Tor by the novice OF Physicians well acquainted with
preparations have induced the proprietor extend its
TO almost Every in the states nd the
towns IN the United States This panocea purely
Vegetable and is surpassed by any cine ever off
cred to the afflicted It's extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove 1T has within the last eighteen months s
thousands OF the obstinate Diseases be by
certificates and pronounced by eminent aud respectable ply
scaus tho best medicine in Useful nio mnon may
e found IN circulars containing many coo ates Ct cures and
directions FOR taking the medicine etc " The following arc
appointed the counties Of Washington Lnmoe and
Oroans-Mon poor : Burbank II Pentss; Panfod, Hall
and Pamcr Barre Farmers and Mechanics Crosbuy,
Bfnwsct; Albany lloyey; lnshurgh. Dattow; Gov
Try, Cleveland Derby g Chandler; Browngton, Stewart
aud strong Greensboro Waterman; Glover, Palmer,
Smonds COnnn mud Co Ha-wcS, Crosby; Walden, ard
Edwards Cabot upper village Perry and Co Mar shfold
Putnam; Chelsea HUBBARD Bookfeld, Bgelow and
Son Strhhod NJ Young aud Co; Hydepafk Keee John.
son, Geo Warner Wolcot le9aoek Cambridge Wires;
Wniotvie Nj isk Morristowu, bingham g. Camp and NJ
and Robinson. 9a.3wpnp3ms
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The debate was farther continued by Messrs.
Allen Wright, Clay, OF Ky. lin explanatory and
Prenss of Vermont
Mr.. Huntington made report, that the Com
mittee appointed to wait on the President of the
United Stairs and inform him that the Senate had
convened and were ready to receive any commit
nicaon he might be pleased to make, had perlor-
med that duy, and the President Informed them
that he would IN u few minutes make a commu
nicaliOn To them.
message was received from the President,
and laid on the table
Alessrs. Clay of Alabama, Calhoun, Young,
Clayton, lin explanation farther participated in n
discussion on The resolution. report of which
want of time prevented the Reporter from giving
for to -tlays paper.
The question was then taken by yeas and nays,
as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Berrien, Choatc, Clay of Ky. Clayton, Dixon,
Evans, Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr,
Mapgun, Miller, Merrick Morehead, Phelps, Por-
ter, Prentiss, Preston, Rves Simmons, Smith of
INDIANA, Southland, Tallmadge, White aud Will
liams-29.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Clay,
OF Alabama, Cuthbert, Fulton, King Linn, Nc
Roberts, Mouton, Nicholson, Pierce, SEWER, Smith
Of Conn, Sturgeon, Tnppan, Walker, Williams
Woodbury., Wright and Young-2l
Thus the Senate agreed to take up the resolution
relative to the public printer.
Mr. Huntington moved as there would probably
arise debate of some length, and as message
had been received from the President ofthe Uni
ted States, that for the present the resolution be
passed over informally, and the Senate proceed
to the consideration of Executive business, which
WAY carried and the Senate went into al EXccu-
tive session.
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IOVIONI LOTION!


EVR. EVANS BEAUTlFYiNC, LOTION, high
~ esteemed for curing all Eruplions Coaseness Red.
mss. aud pmHles on The Face, Meek Hands, and
cftcrolly cleaning The tomPlexon, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Noiling contributes so much 10 our general success
in lilc engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admire as most haeroni, mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed Tor its virtues in CLEANSING sohcainc
and Purifying the skin OF all erupjons, so injurious
10 iruIle beauty, aud tcsIoiing it 10 high degree
purity.
beautiful and hcalhiul complexion is the Pride of
all who possess IT, and The envy OF those who are de-
privcd u. What can he so affecting 10 n beautiful
female in who q lace nature has dlspla, cd borrower
as 10 ind her complexion discolored with disgusting
pimpes which al, Il hrr charns2
A good app, Nrsucc is The best rccomnc ndaion:
ard as i.e BcenillNInC Lotion puliirs The skin and
removes all iinrhs :, hlothcs, tar sunburn and rcd
ucss and producers beautiful hue, il is The only cos
motto lady 'hould nsc al her tolcl.
Gentlemen will also lind his delightful remedy, TO
remove all roughness, pmpcs, ringworms spots, red
ness soreness Of he face aud nose, and every kind
OF eruption on the surface of the human body. Ii is
particularly recommended TO gentlemen TO be used az
ter shaving, as it will prevent The otherwise certain
effect OF all cannon soap, in turning the beard rre-
maturey grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK s Co.
SO No. III Genesee ST.. Utica, N. Y.
Also by S, BURBANK, Montpelier, W.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.

'VNO THE Those afflicted
H. with disease oflhe Lungs, Coughs Colds Dys.
pcp,in and Liver Complaints. will find IN Hal.
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER < SYRUP,
sovereign remedy. From the abundant testimony
OF rs wonderful ecrt In Of The above kinds
may safely be said be decidedly the best article cy-
cf offered to the public. The o7pcration This medi-
cine is pccnar rld and safe. Those aw ful symp-
toms which Indicate diseased lungs readily Weld 10
this certain remedy when Scasonably rcsorted 10, and
restores The patient TO that bodily vigor which cor.
sumption ife TO rs natural operation surely destroys
This valuable medicine may be had by application at
The Bookstore OF f. P. WALTON e. SONS, Sole
gents for this vicinity. Oct a. 23
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Consumption aaL Liver complaint AS general
remedy lo these discuses, am fully satisfied, from
long experience, there is no mecicne equal 10 DR..
Taylors Balsan Of Lverwori. Being purely ,egc-
table, it can he used with the utmost safety by all
persons in ry condition. II clcanses the lungs Ivy
cxpoclnratiou, relieves di ,Ul beathln = and eeems
to heal lhe chest. There can be no question, but
his med cine is certain cule for chronic coughs
and colds have used il tor four years in my prac
ice, and always with success
A. F. ROGERS, M. d.
Consumpion!-Th following remarks were TAX en-
from The last number OF The Medical Magazine;
"The surprising effect produced by DR.. Toylors
Bal,am OF Liverwurl. in consumplve cases, cannot
la exciting deep and thrilling interest throughout
The world. We have so long believed Ibis disease
[consumponl ncurablo that il is dlllicul 10 credit
our senses when we see persons evidently consump-
tive restored 10 health Yet this is fact Of daily
occurrences how then We question the virtue Of
the above medcinel In our next, we shall be more
exploits meantime we hope physicians will make
trial OF this medicine and report IFS effects TO US"
Observe! Buy only tba, whchis made at the Old
Office, 375 Bowery, N. Y. and which is sold by
agents, e. II. PIcn,iss and SilOs Burbank Jun.
Montpelier.
Useful information may be obtained from Circu-
lars and certificates in the hands of agens,-Price
SO per bottle. 70 emo
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MAY PASSENGERs
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Chaiestown and
Nashua, every morning, tSuudoys excepted
All Goods to bcirunsporcd on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be cent 10 the Company Freight
Depot, Chltcsjown, at the end Of Warren B.ldsr
Goods 10 be forwarded by he morning fain must
DC sem 10 the Depot as early the evening before.
Tho Company having provided large aud comlno
dlous Store ilouscs both at Nushua and Charles.
town. aad having comp lctcd their arrangements iof
lac Transportation Of Merchandise, give notice that
they are COW prepared TO transport all Goods and
Country pr1dace which may be forwarded TO Their
Dcpnis and Cor his purpose have furnished cafe and
covered cars which will perfectly secure goods irom
damage AVID careful and expert need men 10 taRc
charge Of IN 'Fran.p orja,ion Business at the Depos
aud 10 accompany The goods over the road.
the COMPANY, de,crmiut d not only 10 accommo'
date the public but TO extend every facility in their
power, both 10 Tcamstcrs and Merchants, have iX.
ed upon the following rates OF Freight;
$3.50 per ton each way between Nashua and
CharlestoWp.
sloo per ton each way bewecnNashua and Low
ell
All Regular TcamStcrs running to the cars VIII be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
own, each way, free of expense.
GNSLO W STEARNS, Supt
Ma shua. Dec. f. ig40. 81
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From the National Tncllgcncer of Monday 9Th.

From the National Intellgencer Of Monday, 9Th.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and uith The dduite and consent Of The Senate.
Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, to he Score
tary Of State
Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, to be Secretary the
Treasury.
John Bell. ofTenuessee, to I've Secretary of War.
George L. Badger, of North Carolina to be Sec
rotary of the Navy.
John J. Criitenden ofKentucky, to be Attorney
General.
ter General.
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4 DOPING; COUGH AND CROUP.-

Al TO PARENTS. JAYNE's EXPECTO-
RANT, without exception. he most valuable pre-
plralion IN usc, for the ubcve diseases. Ii converts
llooriug Cough into mild sni .taooble disease,
aud shoflcus its duraloa more than one half, ana
produces certain and speedy recovery. From halt
u tea oonui, will certainly cure Cronp in IN
anis and Young children in hall hour TO an hour.
rhe lives OF hundreds of children will DC saved
ally, by always keel ing il hand rtody for every
emergency. For at no. 20 South Sd street, Phil
adcphia, AND by +. p Walton & Sons, at the Mont.
.clirr Bunk store. Nlnntnclirr. VI. d
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93;eop6mo
GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO,

T1ST received Few Dozen Of Or. Miles To.
y mato PILLS; These pills are the only subsli
being almost mlallibc remedy for bilious lever
inflammation of the head chest, rhou nnlism ny
form OF acute Diseases affections ollhe liver, dspep
sia, bowel complaints Indigestion &c. IL is cleans
ing and purifying 10 The system acts in perfect har
monv with The known laws OF life, and is undoubt-
edy one Of tho most valuable articles ever offered
Tor public trial. for sale at the Bookstore Of
l.. p. WALTON & SONS.
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ts7ssssg5 tsss.;SsIs7 f;7.,sSsssS1 $3.50 49,
TSssiS "a y u "a Vi

Am and after Wednesday, April Isl, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run as follows;
Leave the Depot of this Lowell road in
Boston at 7 10 and II l-2 AN, and p NJ.
Nashua at 3-4 A, M. 10 M. and 3.4P, M.
Lowll ats ga NJ, IL sd, and | P NJ.
or Immediately oil the arrival of the cars from Bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua to Lowel5O cts From Nashua
10 Boston 81 So
On The arrival Of the cars at Nashra, stages leave
for all parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada via Amoskcag Concord, koene
Charleston, N. Il. Windsor, Bratllcborough VT, &c
Books are kept al the Stage Office, Nos. and |
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Wes-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of The De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats can be secured IN any
Of the Coaches, and correct information obtained rd-
sp9cting the different stage routes.
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nj ATURE'S GRAND KESrORATlNE.-Ths
i = valuable vegetable Medicine stands unriyaed
Ion thG following Complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Diseases Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dropsy,
Asthma, CnstYcnoss, Worms an;, loss OF appetite,
aud by cleansing the stomach and bow els, p.n
in The side, stomach and bleasi, colds aud coughs OF
iong standing, hoarsrness, shorrness al breath,
complaints, etc. which are frequently the effect
Of disease. For Fever and Agpe II Is a most vulua'
BILE preventative as we'll as sovereign remedy lis
virtues sUrpls~ any hing heretofore known IN
wing 81. Vilus Dance, Two bottles have been koown
to cure this affecting disease after having bail eve
ny exeron for four Years. II has a most powerful
influence IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is
pleasant to take, aud easy in its operation, that Il
may be administered 10 the infant with safety.
The above medicine is highly recommended by the
Rev. e J Scott, Of Barre; /. Buck, Attorney al
Law, Northied s. HEX. aud l. BcckIey, Hard
wick Rev Cnarles d Cahoon, Lyndoa; Scv e Jor-
don Bcowa Falls; Docl Cyrus Buuslfeld, Brat
,leboio'; Horn, Ruchrslor W. Rev Geo Sous,
Portsmouth. N II; Harriet G Raymond aud
many others who have been cur, by tins medicine,
il may he had wholesale retail of Britain, Barre;
I Farnam, Wthausown, sole proprie'orS Il II
prendss, Montpelier, and it may be had in most o.
The principle towns in the stale, and ct u p Walton
Il Sons AZ the AlonIi clior Book ,iorr.
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ought to speak of the aims for the old, and the
schools for the young, and of the farming system
more in detail, bat there is no room. ! will only
add, that young farmers come here from all quar-
tiers to learn science. The whole place is consd-
cred model both of the science and the art Of
farming.
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silver lated snurs & trays, spy glasscs OF al kinds,
pocket confassc', tharmun'etcr- packet books and
wallets, Gilt and steel purse Hasp-, Cutlery a very
large assortment, Po gers cclobned pcnknlycs, yari-
Gus kinda variety # superior polished SCISSORS +;
silver butter knives aud cr,amers pnrcu',on caps
silver and steel spectacle and eye glasses, Open top
silver and stet ihnb!cs, SILVER rcntd cases bead
purses and BAGS GOLD neck ains, stay pngs spirit
level walls Rogers superior Eu gIIsh RI zors zor
straps tweezrrs halr tooth and nail bfu shes shi.
wing boxes; cologne, otto Of rose, lavender, taucy
sonps extract Of rose, shaving mirrors, chess MN;
stripping pencils, gold and sivrr leaf, glass rel
ling bottles, ChiHa snme very neal styles pa
ted bel rartlcS, ivory emory cushions. do spool
stands, &c.--a, o n good ass0nmcnt OF eight day
TIMEPlECES wooden clocks, &c. all of which will
be sold al small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the public that in consequence
Of the LARGE amount Of silvrf made and sod by
hc,n they are induced reduce their retail prices
Any psfson " sling 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them a call before pui chasing elsewhere.
CT ocks and Watches of every des -ripiion careful
Is repaired and warranted. iE@Cash paid for old
Gold and Silver. Montpelier Dec 10, 1910.
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IAtATCnEs. JENYELRY. &c. Ae

WATCHES, JEWELRY, 90. &c
w TOWN & WlrHERELL me duUr west OF
the Village Hote. Montpelier. Wa manufacture and
will sell wholesale and 'tal, chased aud plain Rlngs
ond Eur Ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and Chains,
Guard Chains, Minolu;e Settings, Gold Spectacle
Bows, Sc. They will mako all kinds of Jcwolty to
any pattern desired. They have hand large
stock, comprising more rich and extensive assori-
mcn than even before offered IN this market,ot Watch
os, Jewelry, Musical Instruments and fancy articles,
which the public invited 10 call and exo'nlne for
themselves. Their guprly consists in past Ct Gold
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DRUGS! DRUGSI!

A FULL assortment of fresh Drugs and Medt
N cines just opening by Il. Ii. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, Sept. rs, 1910.
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBnICAf.

ftTARSIi'S SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSS!
FHNHESE tTusses are manufacture and sold by
a. SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canaio-
hare, Montgomery County, New York, and orlha
purpose they have formed eoparuership, under the
name and style Of S.Alarsh and Son, TO whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
Those Trusses are constructed in many particulars
on m entirely plan, and their advantages over all
other russes have been altested not only by the most
respectable The Medical Faculty, but By the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they are
intended to alleviate, The most eminent physicians
upon examination of this truss, arc so decided as
10 its superiority that they checruy and voluntarily
give certificates to the proprieors 10 be laid beor
the public, a lew ofwhch may be seen on the hand
bills. For sale by SlLAS BURBANK. Montpelier
Vermont
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WAS been used successfully for eight years in
b Il the cure of these Diseases, Remember, the
original and senuinei is made only at 375 Bowery
n. Y. All others spurious and Unauthorized
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EsOIfiAao (iOth2.

GtTORES & LANGDONS, agents Tor the impor
y ter for selling Boiling Cloths. Mors and 9th
be supplied short notice as low as can be.
bought in New York or Boston. Nav 2lil
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THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

4 "A
TN all dsordered motions of the blood called intermittent
remiitent, nervous nfammaoTy and purd FEvERs the
Indian Vegetable Pills will be found certain remedy be-
cause they cleanse the stomach and bowels of al bilious
matter and purify the blood; cOnsequcn y they remove
the cause every kind odsease they absolutely certain
every Kind OF fever So also when morbid hnmois
are deposited upon7hc membrane and MUSCLE causing those
pains nhamatons and sweings called NheumatIsm Gon
Nc tie Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied upon as al
ways ain give relief and pcrsevcred with will most
asstredly and without fail make perfect cure Of the above
painful malades From 3to Of said Indian vegetable pills
taken every night on going to bed VII IN short lime com
peiey rid the body of all morbid and corrupt humols ana
rheumatism, Gou and pam If every description VIII sap
near as If by Ii should also he remembered that The
Indian Vegetable Pills certain remnye pain IN the
side oppression and sickness loss Of appetite,
,iyencss yellow tnge 'f he skin and ard every 9th
or symptom of LIVER COMPLAINT; because they
purge nom the body those corrupt aud stanant humors
which, when deposited upon The liver the of The
above dangerous complaint They also preventative Of
APPOPLEXY IND SUDDEN DEATH,
because they carry off those rmufs VIII c obsrucng the
circulation, the of rush or determination of Inc
blood to the headgddness especially turning suddenly
,Iruysiness loss of memory mfamaiinn
d the bran-insany and other disorder Of the mind
ONE WORD TO THE SEDENYARY!
Those who labor within doors should remember that they
eouenlly breathe atmosphere which wholly unit for
,be prope Of the lungs and the time
ing to want Of exercise, the bowels not sufficiently cvac
uaed blood becomes impure and ht adache Indigestion
popatlon of the heart aud other greeabe symp.
toms are sure follow. The Indian Vegetable Pills Being
cleanser of the stomach and bowels direct purifier
Of the blood are only pain distress
Of every kind from the body bu if used occasionally as
10 keep the body zee from those humors which the
cause of euey nltqdy under Hea0en they will most
cdy promote such Just and equal circulation of The blood
thn those who lead sedenary ife will be enabled enjoy
sound health and disease Of any KIND ~iH he absolutely i'm
possible.
Washington Co.-~.Morss g. Chapman Waiisfeld
Dodge & Keith Barre
d & D. ". Carpenter Waterbury
j. T, MarsiOn,
=. p Redfsid, ! .Uor!psliey
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JOHN LEACH g. co.

Successors 10 Leach, Page E Gilmore,
Il TOLESALE dcalcts i, West India Goods,
Wnc-, Yeas. 81. &c also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No 3. Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass JOHN LEACH
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
irj"For sale above, al the manufacturers price,
William Browa's No |, Silver TOP, SarsaParilla
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was so much used
he past summer as 4 common beverage. 4SlG
nR. WAN. EVANS celebrated Cainvmilc Tonic
~ aud Family cricni P:'ls, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
diseases, Prost alton o, Nervous and Vital Encr
~ L,vtr Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rancrmcnt OF NE Digestive Orguns-ior sale at the
Rnnk slnrn nf h ? MnlLnn and Son. M onln elier.
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r EWTON'S JAUNDlCE WINE BlTTERS-
: Y or Elixir of Health, good medicine in ali biz
has Complaints, dis olders Of The liver inundce, SC.
Tor sale by s. BURBANK.
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BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR. TAYLOR'S
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A fresh supply iusl Iccclvtu aud iJT sale by SIL.
AS BURBANK. Sept "a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

within he hours pra1c5od b7 law, ha IoNing lands
and win Be sold satisfy e Taxes for Che year aforesaid together with
have --e---- ----- n-- -------- N -
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A GOOD TAVERN KEEpER.

A correspondent OF The United States Gazette,
writing from Troy. " Y. eulogises the memo
~ an old Tavern keeper, whose quiet ways
and excellent management had made him the
f1Voriie OF his region. Amer describing The gen.
lie spirit which seemed 10 pervade all things
about the premises. the writer Says;-
"fou could always, too, sleep N his house,
retire nj What hour you night You were never
disturbed BY sismming doors. or chaps in high
heeled boots. shod with iron, Tamping IhrougI,
the halls, making music, such A. you might ex-
Pee' fiom drove Of young jaekasses turned
loose in the passages.
Cleanliness vas with him q cardinal virtue -
Every thing about his Premises bore iadabitabIe
testimony Of the facts. In his dress. he ~as
ever neat, plain. and serupnhpasly clean. ne
yer say Plat Titus vith . long beafd.''
This writer has given us our essu ilsaI Of a
good P1bliean. saiireIy aad sEaetly. We like
to see pleasant, smooIb~faeed hosi, giving an
nnosientAiious welcome to his gaests, with Just
words eaOash to answer the purpose, aud free
from obirusi'eness or undue curiosity. 10 short.
one xhs, feeling like gehtleman, will always
know how to act a. such--anJ who. Al all times.
gill keep himself in PItshI to "see aud be seen -