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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

NOR SHERMAN'S LOZENGES, and well they
may, Tor they are as pleasant as the best Pepperm
then when sick Dr. suERsAS experienced Physician
and Member of the Medical Society or the City Of New
OK and has abandoned large and lucrative Prnctiee to
enable him to Introduce Medicine in ;hs pleasant form
Five years experience and tho Of one
and ,%en! 81, tons ofhis Lozenges has placed them be
yond doubt and uncertainty
WORMS CAUsEOEATu
And many suffer for months and years from them
whhout srspecting the Cause They may be known by
paeness about the lips aud flushed checks starting in
endlng OF the teeth pain in the stomach belly limbs and
ola' hnshes OF heat chs drowsiness headache 6s bad
@ n 'he mouth dry cough, osetishness vorscious appe
tie iesnness itching Of the &c. The multitude Of
cases these Lozenges have cured almost incredible and
a4lufe mas never been known.
MY HEAD WILL SPLIT
is often said by those who are subject 10 headache
ShermSns Camphor Lozcnges will cure any case no matter
Heart Sea siekness Lowpsss Of Spirits Dependency ia
gue aod rest Nervous Diseases in that short NJ
n,on Az me distressing symptoms Of nights dss-
Keep up The spirits and enable person TO undergo
groat mental and bodily toll They enabled Geo W.
asIa pion TO walk 7s hours without OF sleep lie
'-'o nc could not have done II without them.
. MY COUGH WILL KLINE
say many and still they go on negectng il IN the o,,,.
sns,o" them up Sbermso's Cough Lozenqcs viii itsm.
hs recent ones in few hours aud f1 10 do So
~ ssthha whoopins cough, cough attending measles and
o. we chest they give instant relief In Consump.
o" "ete oeaih has not set his seal thee Lozenpes will
restore The bloom to The hsggard cheek and health To the
othefsse lost patient They cured grea many per-
that ma been given up by their physicians and friends.
eseoriY Tor curing cOoghs and colds quick and
Sy 70 known Throughout the civilized world and the
'slhu iot them beyond the conception Of sH Ony
~ I'VE or iI Of these Lounges pleasant the taste
ron ."a'Ion ,sgai plumb curing The most distressing
coughs IN less than thirty minutes.
RnEUMATiSM AND LUMBAGO
-" enc "eakh.fs 10 tie breast sde, back or aay part Of
we BODY. female weakness falling Of tie womb; ole, a.
saftd by shermsns Poor Mans Plaster which col, .ay
u cents Applied to corns II draws them out by III
ooi without The vast pain When such men a. he ioa
aaron Nlah Hon I'd ) Porter, IIon Is H. Bsard,isY
~, p.il', Anlhoay. Rev Sebaflsn sreeief Rev N,
IiAnaeoe', poeio" Mott Rodgers Smith and Vandetna"
20 henson and MAJOR Uphsa lend their ssnetioa
WIN we Thousand oibeS that have been cured by .ng
she'ae Iolense' noae doubt their great and IA
ior'ae By kufst Richardson, sherlufgs Strong H..L
sstei heel Poftef, Clarendon Notth Flat; Daniel, &
nen1 hp.-.oi t.nfy simOnes, Phisfofd; g. IsosanJ
5-pDain sal "sHingard Alien Groter Well.; A m
cAI sue 20 Dshby Boroe.ij Seaica SAITH D,six
1890 Jnmiet1n, SastictonJ ~ Iumiatd PIE;
,,S oe's h,ogg, Fast rogl,n.yi Jotn ssw,er SUD
ss'ia " Bush or~sii Ira Boo ham SsSba,,. w.
. b'.s sfasdos, Hooker & wsoster ,..,, p,,
''@'' Ross lfaseea. A" ChsPaaB. Dwell. ISL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
MUsICALINsTRUNENTS.

EVl S. RUST, Teacher of Music continues TO
IL sell Bass and Double. Bass Vios, Melodians
and Seraphins, manufactured by Abraham Pres
colt. instruments which cannot be excelled in
quality or finish BY any that can be produced in the
country. Also, superior violins, all of which will
be sold at the manufacturers prices and warranted
individuals or societies wishing TO purchase any
OF the above instruments, will find it for their inter
est to call on the subscriber, who has now removed
70 hu'and' where any communication will be CRATE
fully received and promptly answered.
LEVI S RUST.
Rutland, May LIST, 1919 Is,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

gU,HE subscriber would inform his friends and
u the public in general That he has on hand a
arr. a..ot,ren, Of saddles and Harnesses such as
plated, brass. fapsn and common Harnesses. double
and single sets portable and tree Saddles, bridlcs
aud haltcrs also a large assortment Of Trunks of
al kinds and Sizes. and all other kinds Of work
usually made IN Ssddler's Shops. The above arii.
Gle. will be sold vety low for cash most kinds of
country produce such as beef or Young cattle next
October, or grain the January following, or wool
neat summer. pS>s
All persons wishing to purchase any Of the above
articles are requested 10. call and examine before
purchasing.
wA.iHALL
Rutland, Dec. -, IeN 531
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Remedy for the PILE.

fTO those afflicted with this eticvous m,l,..
subscriber is happy to announc. ib,It
prepared wha, repeated uial has proved IN \.
and sure remedy. While two or three ,,,, y
OF the Ointment infalhby removes the ec,,.i y
common malienhy. The subioincd c,,S
show that It's virtues, IL properly tested. vii ~
and relieve cases ofaggrayated and inyecr, e
acicr.
Sold at the Rutland Books,orc--price q -.
box. ID. klRKAlh5
We hereby certify tina, We have espeben,,l
best effects from the use of the oinimep, 49,,
by u. kirkaldie, for the Piles, and We do ,,..'
recommend !, to all who are similarly atIet,,,
most speedy, safe and successful remedy q.
complaint. JosL IockLls
noMAs 5 Srnp
Josrra Tirlo,.
Rutland, Dec. s, isi2. A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

FRoM HAvANA.-Letters from Havana recei.
we'd at New Orleans state that eighty of the ne.
groes concerned in the late Instruction here have
been beheaded A letter in the Picayune says
tina, OF those who fled to the woods great numbers
were shot, and adds that not less than five hundred
were either killed or have hung themselves. We
think there mus, be snm9 e1agyefl,ion in thi.
port
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
n,.,, Sta'e e Of ve,mont }BE it remembered

Stdte Of Vermont. 1RE il remembered
Dis,rc, of Fairhavon, IS. 5 ID that at Probate
court holden at Castleton within and for said dis
trict on the 9Th day of April, A. ID. lsi3.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
An instrument in writing, purpoitng to be the
last will and testament Of Hannah Slason, late of
Hu5bardton in said district deceased being pre-
scented TO said court by Henry ]. Horton, the ex-
ecutor therein named for probate;
Ills ordered by the court that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons concerned to appear at a ses
sion OF said court TO holden at the probate office in
Casteton, on the 81 day Of May next TO contest the
probate OF said WILL by publishing this order three
in The Rutland Herald, newspaper printed in Rut7
land. A true copy of record,
1917 Alt,st, B. T. LANGDON Repiste1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

4 BLACKSMITH STAND situated In Hob
N bardion East street few rods below The Bap-
inst meeting house. which consists 81 about Two
acres OF land with good orchard On II, good shop
and coal house with good dwelling house and
wood sled AID good barn, which will 10 sold
cheap for cash or good paper. For further infer
nation inquire OF the subscriber, or the man who
now occupies the premises. NJ. 4. bAKntR.
February q, lSiJ N3l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
DR. LIBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS

Are daily eeotng the most astonishing and WI,
defni cure. that have been knownn conseduone.
s,~hich they have now become a shining mark againsi
winch al Tie arrows Of disappointed hope and
iabsness are le'ecd without distinction The town and
country are alike filled With their praise The palace and
'he poor mouse alSe echo with their virtues In all cir.
aena powers and exert them unaered by situation
They are simple ~ holt preparation, mid their actiohs
thorough N Their operations and unryaed in their results
- tOhsIoCk & TYLER.
wsoiosale Druggists and soie Agents New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Two valuable farms, pleasantly ,rn,..
Mount Holly, about "a of mile .oun y
ilunioon's Inn, on the main road to the Son, n
aee. containing about 40 acres, well w..,,, !.
excellent for grass and grazing. There A., =, \
premises two dwelling houses. FIVE large BAN, :.
large COW houses, and other on, building, h, :
accommodation of dairy, and other purpo,a
There are also two apple and tive mapl. orrb,,
and Is the farm lately owned by Silas Sargent n
aforesaid premises VIII be sold together OF ,ep,n
~, as may hes, suit the purchaser. a part of,b, !,
chase money must be paid down; for the rm,,...
liberal credit will be given. For sale. ,l,o :.
Houses and lots, pleasantly situated ia Po,N,
East Village. Reference may 10 had =, 10,
Zimri Howe OF Castleton, and TO Mr. Alon,a Nv,
of Pouiney. Ersruf, WHruu
East Poultney, February 10, 1874. N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
wsOlo.le Druggists add sole Agents, New
DIR. LIBBY,S KIrTERs

That DR. LIBBY has uiads mporant discovery in the
science oi medicine and the ply oogy OF the human .,,
ten Of more Importance TO the beng and health of n.
human amly thaa alt that has heretofore been Known
cannot be doubted by the most scep,cal.
shall nov proceed To state 10 " hat nv th.o,y and i'm
Po'iaai discovery consists and hlier myself hsIl
10 abie to male clear that this doofiue 10 time Befr,
however do'ng this wish TO explain one word ~hebt
shall have equenI occasion 10 make use or viz Sec,,,io
hy Secretion. mean that part Of The animal .eoDom,
which supplies the fluids Of the body for slampe-t.
bic OF sal tsA huid and - secretion Of the Liver
Az diseases have Their origin In suppressed imp.rfec,
OF dePfsted secretion Of va ious organs
COMsTOCK a. TYLER
wholesale druggists md fule zeepts NJ ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

TINE subscriber informs the public ,hsi he con-
u tinues TO manufacture Lead Pipe at Granville
Corners, Washington County, n. Y, and will fur
nish any quantity at short notice.
lie will also furnish aud put up pumps Of dHcren,
descriptions. On such conditions as cannot fail to
satisfy purchasers
Having had long experience in the business he
will be able to sell Pipe and Pumps cheaper than
be obtained, OF The same quality, from any 9TH
or establishment. JAMES +. ESTEY.
Granville, NAV |, ls43 l7:4S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
.holesale droggl,t. AID .ole aT.n,.' Ne
DR.. ISRAEL DELAMATER's RHEUMATIC
LlNlMENI

i'eqs.n,F urged that Rhegmatism cannot be CURED
s'sfsa 'P2es'ions-bei II "a ceflael, true that Il can
- % osp cached bot eniney cared By eIstaal ssd IN.
i"fnai renei'es used At the time Tins ~.
'o o. NE hment aud Specific prepared 10 prove 90 ~.
eA'i" iai"iacioh 81 every Oas who afflicted With ~.
ma'' as'ess'ng eo@plsist By literal and ubeas,,oesl
fah'se ihst ~hoeteT ~ sittfuiy ope bottle Of ID,
penmilei hheamate Linmeht srtefnsilt and one bod
" We isoan hhe9msiie Specific Internally aud return
voc '"Pf bottles 10 where they purchased ana n
n cured 'aai have The purchase noney refsadsd in f
COMaTOCA q TYLER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

No's snow has isiieh in Maine Nh. winter than
h'' sess hh0~e there ssy previous sin,er iog fony
yesn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
n O Il | c T. 4

THIS may certify that my wife Hannah doe, ),
fuse TO live with me, and this is TO forbid !,
persons from harboring or trusting her on nv 4,
count, for ! shall pay no debts OF her con,ntis
after this date. MERRILL A. GR,p
Mountholly, April II, lsi3. lsH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Notice.

THIS may certify that have given nv son, Sam.
uel c. Hudson, his time, and thai, shall claim
none OF MS earnings, nor pay any debts of his con-
tracing after this date JANIS Hupsox
Shrewsbury, April %, Is43. 1929
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

DOC A. q. DANA would respectfully inform
his friends and cotrespondents thai he las re-
moved ins residence from PlusloId 70 Brandop. is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Teeth, Teeth.

A q. w. SMITH, NJ. D., Dentist, may be con.
"a. suited by those fishing his services, a, hi.
residence in Csstleinn, after date
March 20, ls43. I3tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
u. States District Court.
For the District of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice TO show cause against petition Of William
X. Shaw of Rutland, for his discharge and cer,6-
cate, as bankrupt, al the Office Of Samuel Prem
iiss, in Montpelier in said district, on Wednesday
the 18th day Of July, A. d. ls43, at 10 a. m. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Notice,

Notice.
hereby forbid all persons from harboring or trust
ing Franklin d. Wood, minor, on my account,
as he has left me without just cause excuse, as
! shall pay no debts Of his contracting after this
date. PoRsrSS. Woon
Ch,tenden, April 90, Is43 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
EscnnOyaI.

II, DuNKLEE informs the inhabitants Of Rut-
l. land and vicinity that he has removed his
cooper shop into the building formerly occupied 10y
{ Barber as a wheel wright shop, two doors north
Of the Jail, where he is ready to attend to all orders
in his line with piomplness aud despaich.
Rutland, April Is, 1919. lo:ls
w r the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district oi Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es-
tate OF
Sch T.. Leonard, late Of W'alIingford
n said district, deceased represented insolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 23d day Of
Mafch, last, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business of our said appoint
ment at the Inn OF H. II. Leonard in Wallinpfo
on the las, Mondays of May and August next, from
o'clock a. al. until O'Clock, r. M on each of
said days.
JAMES RusrrS, WI. KENT, Con'rs
WallinRford, April TO- 1919 1913
w r the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Cour for the district Of Fairhaven
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons agans, the es-
tate OF
Josiah Toby, late Of Paulet,
IN said district deceased represented insolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the 2ls day Of March
1919, ocihb dHoWeu Saiu court LOT mat purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will al
tend TO the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Of John Toby, in Pawlei, on the
frs. day of July and the 2lsi day Sept next, from
one o'clock until five o'clock p. M on each OF
said days.
1918 RoBERr II. SMITH OLIVER HANks, Com
W. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the district of Rutland cont
mssoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate of
James Wallis late Of Chinanden,
In said district deceased, represented nsolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 2st day of March
last, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice that we
Will attend to the business of our said appointment at
Moses Randall's in Chi,tenden, on the first day of
June and 3st day of August next, from one o'clock
until hve O'Clock, p. m, on each of said days.
ALVIN RANDALL, ID. b. Bogue, Com.
Chit,enden, April 10, ls43. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Lead Pipe and Improved Puu,p ..

Rutland, Dec. -. isN.
, 1843-09-09

Sc4o0imaSter Adroad-We elm tbe
following from the Harrisburg TeIe.
graph. Dauphin county has rsason
~ Ue proud OF her common schools:
ooNPEhESsHAL.-Persons wishing
10 push The sirkaIashun of ser,ane
sUGhs, patient medsins, will find it
TT INTEREST to apply to the subskri-
per- directed "A. P. Post offs. fIadel.
F.-Havelng enjoyed the advantage
OF several situashuns in Pensilvonv.
his name will go fur on a rekummen.
Sashun, particularly of Spellin Books.
skool Hlstorys, small vollums of AL.
gIbry, for the use of Kommun Skools.
Homopathetic practis, &c.
Edyturs phayvurabuI to the
Klaus Of eddykashun, will plese koppy.
, 1843-09-09

The fate of an Actor-GEoRGE
HYATT.-We saw it stated in q paper
lately, that this person is now a CON.
nor soldier in Maine. Fifteen wears
ago, says the Mobile Herald, Hyatt
was the very soul of one Of the. most
select circles in Roston--the best
commedian in the United States, and
4 poet Of the first water. Some OF his
songs ire even now popular--he
"Mellow Horn" for instance. and
several others that We cannot now
name. Hyatt married a beautiful
girl. who in { few wears vas o1,jIcd
TO descend from the luxury Of riches,
and take in washing for a subsistence;
her father lived in one of the most
SPLENDID mansions in Bpston-and
nine wears ago she was dragging out
Il miserable existence in cellar in
New York. At last she was. driven
mad and died in an aims house. Rea-
der, YOU must know the secret of this
tale of misery. George Hyatt. the
educated. favor-winniug man of gent
MS. was Il drunkard, When he re-
fleets upon his past life. as he prces
his lonely round at night. what must
he his thoughts! Pity that he could
not teach others to feel as he feels
thcn.--N. Y. Tribune.
, 1843-09-09

Cnre for Cancer.-The following
recipe is pronounced to be a sure
cure for the Cancer:
Take wood sorrel, and pound it
well in a morter; then strain it
through q cloth and dry it down. Cut
a piece of cloth or leather. a little lar
ger than the cancer, and spread a
thin Goa and apply it; it will give
much pain. Take epson salts for
the blood every day, but not enough
to physic. 1t may be a week before
it is all out, and then to cleanse it,
take garget root, (Some call it cocum,l
pound and strain as above, and dry
it on a plate. Apply plasters of it
daily, until healed ur. Should the
sorrel plaster prove so painful as TO
prevent the patient from resting at
nights it may be taken off for a few
hours. The sorrel grows in hemlock
land, the leaves about as large as red
clover, in the shape Of three hearts.
The garget, or cocum is frequently
found in some parts OF the county,
on the road side. 1t growsaabout as
high as a mans shoulders, and bears
a cluster of daik and red berries.
, 1843-09-09
Examples for Young Men.

Intelligence, knowledge, and good
principles, are the basis on which
character and usefulness are reared.
And in this country, intelligence is
within the reach of all persons Of eve
" class. The press now offers facili-
ties for the acquisition Of knowledge
to the day Iaborer, to the mechanic.
TO families in every condition of life,
on terms which they can afford from
the avis of their labor. Attention.
inquiry, and hibits of application. are
the price which they must pay for
the prize. Great men are self-made
men. The sphere they occupy in
life, depends, under God, on their
own efforts. To the young. these
views are important. The qualiiica-
tons for stations of great usefulness
in the world, are not beyond the
reach of the sons of the poor. These
remarks are illustrated in the follow
ing extract from a lecture delivered
before the Young Mems Association
of Troy. by the Rev. Mr.. Murry:-
'Sir Edward Saunders, chief JUS
tice of England in the reign of Charles
the Second, was once a poor beggar-
boy strolling about the streets with
out any knowledge Of his parentage.
Sir Thomas Gresham, who, under the
patronage Of Elizabeth, became the
founder OF the ROYAL Exchange in
London, was the son of a poor wo-
man, who, while he was an infant. a.
bandoned him in the fields. And his
life was preserved by the chirping of
a grasshopper, which attracted lit
tie boy to the place where he lay.~-
Nicholas Saunderscn the celebrated
mathematician, lost his sight when he
was a year old, by the SmaIlpox.-
Assisted by his friends, he pursued
his studies. He became lecturer on
optics in Cambridge; he was the bo-
SON friend Of Newton; he was elect
, 1843-09-09

OF the United States, except what
comes through English channels. and
the English press takes care to retail
OILY what suits it, and with such col
or and commentary as will most plau-
sioly blacken and destroy our char
acter. From these English papers
the continental journals, even in Par
is. derive their information Of Anne
rican affairs. Yet, notwithstanding
this advantage, o example has faciIi-
tated, if not produced, the semi libcr-
ty of Europe. nearly destroying its
hereditary nobility. except in Eng.
land and Austria, and even stripped
it there of much of its elevation and
respect in the eyes of the people,
The great effort now making eve
~ where in Europe is. TO counterfeit
these new Influences in favor OF the
sovereignty of the multitude, OF
which the United States Is the only
example they fear; and to stifle gradu-
ally the sense and desire of the peo-
pie with respect TO constitutional gov
eminent promised them at the paci-
f%ication of Europe in 1850 and the
chief means are, to misrepresent our
condition, and 10 describe it thus mis-
represented. rs the result of our in
situations, and to intoxicate the peo-
pie with shows and public amuse-
ments. and thus divert and satisfy
them. This last is the plan on the
continent. where gardens, music, epe-
ras. and theatres are sustained by the
government treasury; while in Eng
land the most effective meana to mis-.
represent. for which the government.
and the "Bank of Australia ofsCey-
lon," &c. got up to facilitate emigra,
ton thIther, can well afford 10 paw
literally, such and SO pecuIiarIypspu
lar a pen as Charles Dickens Il is
absolutely treason against humanity
for the citizens of our respective
countries to visit each other. simply
for the purpose OF destroying the
characters of orr respective States.
What was the indignation Of the Bri-
fish people. upon the publication OF
the GLORY and Shame OF England"
by Z citizen Of the United States!
Yet chat book is truth and purity IL
self. compared with the iniamcussemi-
meIo-dramatic romance of Boz emit
tied American Notes for general cir
culation. The words ''for general
circulation" mean n little moro than
at first appears. and discloses the true
intent Of their rapid spread in Eng
Iand-their republication in Paris.
and their distribution over the cent?.
nent. They will doour country more
harm than all the books which have
been published for the last twenty
years. because Dickens affiIms them
to be true, literally. and fair speci-
mems OF the United States, and such
is his popularity. hat they will have
universal circulation, though TO the
detriment Of his reputation as a man:
but he seeks not this, as he has receiv-
ed his QUID n GUo.
J. L. DURBIN.
, 1843-09-09

THE HARRY MAN.--The happy
man was born in The city of Regene-
ration-in the parish of Repentance
unto life: he was educated in the
school of Obedience, and lives now in
Perseverance; he works at the school
of Diligence, notwithstanding he has
n large estate in the country of Chris
tian Contentment; and often does jobs
of ~selEdenial; he wears the plain gar
ment of Humility, yet has a better
suit to puton when he goes to Court,
called the robe of Christ's Righteous
ness; he walks in the Valley Of Self
Abasement and sometimes climbs the
mountains Of Spiritual Mindedness;
he breakfasts every morning on Spur
itual PRAYER, and suPs every evening
on the same; he has meat to eat that
the world knows not of, and his drink
is the sincere milk of the world. Thus
he lives and happy he dies.