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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Legislative Proceedings.
SRNArI.


ALBANY, Nov. 10, lel7.
communication received from John A. Collier
OF the code commissioners relative to the progress
made by said commissioners; and also In reply to re-
cent resolution Of the Senate asking any Of his
time had been devoted to private business So In this
reply Mr. c. minated that he had attended his bus
ness as commissioner faithfully those who make
the enquiry had attended to their business as Senators
The communication was laid on the table
debate cDsued the bill relative TO the returns TO
be made by the banks
favorable report was made the bill to relieve the
prior Hen OF the State on the Berkshire railroad
Nothing further Of interest trsnsped previous to ad
journment.
ASSEMBLY
. ALBANY, Nov. 10, lsi7
Mr. BowIr made favorable report on the bin to sd.
just the military claims the State Of New York
The bill to amend the action In relation to the bust
ness Of banking up for Its third reading
again committed This bill provides for the using OF
United States stock basis Of banking circulation;
also provides for the taxation Of bank capital 10.
The bill concerning tenures lost by vote Of 4s
to ST.
lengthy debate ensued the bill to punish ssduc.
ton and adultery, but the House adjourned without
taking the question.
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Married.

Married.
On Sunday evening, November l4th, by the Rev. D.
W. Clarke Mr.. HENRY VAN SAyN, to Miss HENRIETTA
M. CLARKE daughter Of the late Elisha B. Clarke Of
Paterson, N. J.,) all Of this city.
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evening az O'clock ,9i Broadway collection q
: s... offered quantity .sd
WA rtD-A situation by aIespeetabIe young woman,
w ehamberIaid or cook in small family; Us, rate
The best ference given
Please ell u 90 Thompon st thu basement, n2o ITEM
aadsr. nda ii kind: eis: and sney
pastry ices jss,s and eres%:. and !. iirstsae bread
fee. will be attended 10. MO itsrc
WA TED-several young, honest. intelligent ard en-
ey locate bs%.eIves one in eseS Of tie large
% s1 sS Sai TO s one Of the most iSpus
above requisites make from $500 $4,000 the first year.
s h.ss sss'S 90
Applv 70 ISRAEL POST. lao Ns,ssuu p2o Item
her, sSd to ws hsl who a.i s
4S Ss {, Ms John a.nsy s!a Ws;t a' b
w MAN, by re'Pec able single No objection to
Please adde's NJ. NJ, atlhi: office. MIC at.rc
active ~ you1y men :. south Meat
tons $500 and above their expenses viii be p!ursd to
them is writing with Opportunity of clearing $1,000
fss;sss y Of us
WANTED-A gentem, m Who has small capital, wishes
to become partner l. some respectable and well es:
business viii treated ,tsicy condsuts When dssea
postp id. TO T. H. box 1880 nls STEM
PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, Of retired habit,
y S:1ss :sif% ss
No. 7s2, Post Office, statlsg terms NO asre
GENTLEMAN 10 desirons Of making arrange for
"a the winter with private family 70. parts. board and
Fo. s down
IMPORTATION WANTED OF DENNIS RENELLY
eonsens him viii Be- received d0% BY
his devoted and still oviny comrade Michael
on, Boonon Morris county. NJ J. Gentlemen editors will
Phase copy. nl8 3t~rc
+ NFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES NELSON
L FULTON, born in BALTIMORE Maryland son of James
Fulton and Mary Nelson By applying to the Rey Maurice
he vii hsa1 of something greatlyro his advantage
DARTNEK W ANTED, with capital Of $3.50, in Dining
and Gy.eI saloon jn es,ab,hsd 10 one o. !hs best
the sum nnoned The advertiser considers himself pos
Add,e,s Fidelity, Herald Office. '''''''
None need apply without the cash. n'9stsrc
ITO PRINTERS-A young man who has been for some
address H. D., at this Office. MIC 2t*rc
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman is in want Of a comfort
spectacle family, where two or no other
boarders having more room than they occupy find
.e1 dssscs Sy ,s % ' a
must be addressed poat paid TO L. Herald office. Satisac
tory references given. nl8 3t*rc
ROAkDING-4g gentleman aud his wife can be accommo-
dated with front paIlor and BEDROOM by applying 63
Fulton street MIC 2tsrc
A PARTMENTs TO LET-Handsomeiy furnished, or
"A unfinished at 81 North Moore street MO stare
A Handsome FRONT no NJ, ready furnished. to
"A let g one o, two single gentlemen without board In
GEVERE RHEUMATI -M-lhe following certificate is
'ample taken at rand from which have been
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THE FASHIONS OF THE DAY-Roman Togas-Dre.,
bly, low o e essia % sas Be nag
Brothers Taors III Fulton street, door T. the Herald
"A ATt CHI AMBER h. been beautifully and appfop1i.te
will forwarded to that u,ou statesman on the 23ad Of
November may be until that time the Gale
as Art O'ir SSfst n ~
sAN ,,oa. 4 az q b:
in his choices,
jfHpGs'y for IN: after The .:s:
These beautiful Hat. are exceedingly becoming children
Being here they be sold les: price Than
s hp. TO whSh h sy a. ne o.
hi; Pr. the ia; fair Castle Garden.
Meyer 8 % a he q fISS S he =:
frat Com il A%eIsa a. ss on b.
MI Joseph Burke and Mr. H T,mm together with other
GALLERY OF MARBLE sc ULPTUREs Foa SALE.
SD i Ss 's se so
b":a al q sss ss %
Mosaic , wSSy es Ms q s. es s lease
enquire at Mr. Lenshi Marble Factory 18th street between
ss q: * s
xs.ns. made upp oIee, low prices, for es'h only My
collars and cuff. and lined and waddsd entirely Some have
ov.-.osr made measure tn. very price. which
II OBERTs's NEW STYLE DOOR PLATEs-The
Ty ne f. I'd de-
who desire something new and splendid on their doors are in
"'' 70 s., and examine R:kssoSSSEnrs Broadway
pENMANsHIP-qoLDsM VIZ TING ACADE:
IL oil md Grand
street. corner Of FORSYTH se now op,n during The DAY and
lp'l. w. i;f
s. oI s CSsr. ,SS Ssp
h. 1s
wen ''''" TO Z From Ss 6o.om MefSur Po
must him uuivssd dim IN the s Us. Of
BOY .:sE A. Ii saT g
Setwe: .se Of aid y, h'S or wS.s ne s
nSop. and plaid ersyat Any Information respecting him
w wall d thankfully ''''Ttd rs William innv
a. JAMES X. FOLK FOR sALE-Teis eel.
s.f" sds a:Jli p: l:'ii u =: Ss
o7ceT IN the American army new in Msr'co, has written
hi%: TO ssy s. al. s "Tpy 800 stree.
Should tho no. b; sold before s frs, Of Deem
b. he will then b. Rafls 80 that his thousand adj
IN RI
nil iwjo
q, NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. No 81
LIN tosby Strest-L +. HOUGII. Auctioneer The
A0neIt regular Auction Sales will take place on Wed
nesday i7h Instant At II CLOCK. with Carriages Harness,
&c. and at IL o'clock with catalogue Of Horses.
Gentemen having horses to offer AZ this snle will please
them before 6ocock NJ on Tuesday they
JOHN u GATFIELD, Proprietor.
nil 4tissrc WIN. COWAN, Manager.
"A WANTED TO RENT--A large two-story or
c.: small hreestory brick hose. with fern improve
III menn anywhere within few blocks OF Wsverlsy
Place immediately Address bor 2os Post Office n2o h-rc
- no LITTLE second and third floors The
c:: Store zT Broadway. Eih,r OF these frat
rate for any genteel exhibitions requiring rse
Will he rented bv the week month. MIA 5is.re
~<A- TIE ROYAL MAIL French Steam
@ n is5s z" :, VI! $:i5
D for HAVE.
Parcels will be received AZ tho Agency Broadway. mp
u ocleck Of he same day. n1ot &c
k&{K NOTICE.-Pscket ship LIVERPOOL. FROM L.
MXX vevpoo dscbsrEns under general order foot
SG&,o Dover street All goods not permitted must.
therefore be ssnt 10 public store, Mo tire
Sfx> PiLVrs--Any one vishirza Pot. for BOSTON OF
M3ffsnt other Eeaen port viii leave their order u,
aartsN ar ana
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NEW ZETETIC METHOD FOR ENGLISH COMO.
IN sITIONAser of progressive execises, containing
limitations Of fbes legends pocms ALSO Arguments aud
dels for letters variations
by Alphonse Roux professor Of French language
aud the Mount Pleasant Academy. and author OF
The Zetctc Method, Easiest Method oflesmDs French
hssi series prce cents New York spaldng and Shepard.
lS9IS Boadway X. Lockwood Son. All Broadway. fhils-
delphis, =. II. Butler Co.. Boston, b. d. Mussey X Co.
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rNHEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS consist oftClo.h Coat,
Cashmere Pants and fancy Vest; also Cloak, and Over
coats with rich Innings s2to SO each; business. Coat TO
W; Vests so cents So eCh paid for clothing Clcsn
lns dying repnng and altering Of Nassau aud Beck
man streets Two Bushemen wanted, nl26t.rc
ED:-Ladies and Gentlemen having of soper-
uou, clothing furniture dispose obtain fair cash
pce Tor the same by sending by calling the sub
scribe az his residence through the post, which will be
H. DE BOER, NJ Cspsi 81. Up s,a1s.
H.,B~-Lsd.ss can be attended 70 by MS. Do BoeT
Od sock and lob goods bought, Of ssy asserlpoa and
snopHh &. % lNsw
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100 BRoADwAY,-oyERsH0E ovEMssHOfs!
Overshoss offered this city he found At wholesale
snd retail the Goodyear KHbbef Warehouse 100 Rrnah'
~ ASA
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEVOLENT
BALL will be given at Freemsns Hall, corner Of Co.
November a 1877 Floor manager Mr. George kobert,on.
Cotllion Band will be In attend nee Ticket admitting
gentleman and two ladies' 81 each be had of any Of the
committee, orat the door on the evening Of the ball
nI9 4tissm WIN WItIJAMSON sec,y
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Boi o'eIoct f.M nB BARTHOLOMEW Tf o GERxGi0Li
(nsane between age OF 10 and 10; had when he len
black cloth cap dark green tweed eheckered p,n
nloons and plaid Any Information respecting him
will be thankfully received by his peuts, and amply re
wardsd d. CEHAOIOLI, 2l3 william st.
nj
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ID JOHN STREET.-OVER sHOES-A large a.sor.
- ment Of Ladies and 0entlemcna Sandsl and Slipper
Over Shoes, manufactured by the Goodyear shoe ompanv
Naugatuck Connecticut These shoes are dceidedv IN
nestest and most able manufactured. ~
Also, beautiful article Of Net Lined Over Shoes per
fectly elastic, wholesale aud retail ~
SAMUEL BROOKS
ph M*m Agent for the Manu- faeturcr.
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regarded Of Importance persons engaged
In banking
New YonK STATE BANK REruRrs.
l. 1t shall be the duty Of the comptroller secretary
January April July and October in each year, to x
upon and Determine day In the quarter OF year then
ended In respect to which every incorporated bank,
banking association and individual banker In the State
shall make report Of the character specified
Immediately after each determination OF such day. the
officers herenbefore nsmed shall cause notice thereof to
be published daily for six successive days In such
paper Published in the city Of Albany SHALL for the
time being have the publication OF legal notices under
the act entitled An act TO provide for the public print
ng passed March g. 1885, shall serve copy OF such
notice each Incorporated bank, banking sssocia
tlon and individual banker In the state, BY delivering
the same to some oceror clerk thereof At their reeec
post cce directed to each Of such banks banking 1850
citations and individual banks officer thereof at
their places oil business respectively
~ whenever In the opinion Of the Comptroller. there
tha be good cause to suspect that any bank banking
association or individual banker has made incorrect
or imperfect quarterly return, IL In unsosnd or
un,ae CONDITION TO do banking business IL shall be his
duty to have the books papers, and affairs of such bank
banking assocation OF individual banker examined by
se%s compesens person TO be designated by him, who
forthwith aud report to the Comptroller on OATH the
result Of such examination, copy of which report
snail be for with published ia the manner prescribed
In the first aud SECOND sections this act in to
the publication Of quarterly returns The reasonable
costs and expenses of every such shall be
Of for paying the expenses Of quarterly returns
We trust the Legislature will take this matter In
hand at once, and dispos, of II In proper way We
for many experienced serious evils from the
defects in the present law, and IL any alterations
made we hope they will be an improvement. Every
department Of trade Is In highly prosperous condition.
this city rapidly becoming the grand commercial
Ire Of the vosa, spa u Of the most vital Importance
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
JOB PRINTING.
Beautiful Extract.

oh if there is one law above the rest
Written in wsdom-if there is a word
Tha, would trace as with pen OF fire
Upon the unsullied temper of a child
If there is any thing that keeps the mind
Open to angel visits, and repels
The ministry of ill--'tis HUMAN LOVE-
God has made nothing worthy of contempt;
The smallest pebble in the well of truth
Has its peculiar meanings, and will stand
When mans best monuments wear fast away,
The law of Heaven is LovE-and though IFS name
Has been usurped by Passion, and profand
To its unholy uses through all time,
Sill the eternal principle is pure;
And in these deep affections that we feel
Omnipoient within US, can we see
The lavish measure in which love is giv'n:
And in the yearnng tenderness of a child,
For every bird that sings above its head,
And every creature feeding on the hills,
And every tree and flower and running brook,
We see how every thing was made to love,
And how they err who, in world like this,
Find any thing to hate but human pride.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
A Wheeling Article.

Going to dinner the other day, We saw lit-
lie codesr abou, two years old, siuing in
wheel barrow and trying TO wheel himself It
struck US ,ha, many people in this world are
often caugh, in the same act. and we shall al
ways think hereafter, when We see a business
man trusting everything to his clerks, and con-
,inuaIly seeking his own amusement; always
absen, from his counting house, and ye, expect
ing to get along; he's sitting in wdesl barrow
and trying to toheel himself
When you see professional man better ae-
quainied with every thing else 'han his profess
sion. always starring some new scheme and
never attending to his calling, his wardrobe and
eredi. will soon designate him as sitting in q
wheel borrow and trying to wheel himself
When we see farmer with an over abond-
ancs of I" hired help" trusting every thing 10
their management; his fences down. implements
out of repair. and land suffering for wan, Of
proper ,illing; too proud or too lazy 10 ,aks off
coat and 60 TO work. he's sitting in whsei bar
row and trying to ,cheel himself.
When We see man busily engaged in cir
culating scandal concerning bis neighbor ws
infer hat he is pretty deep in the mud himself,
and is sitting in wheel bdrrow and trying to
,pheel himself out.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
SANDER.

The man who condescends to dip bis tongue
-in,o The black and bitter pool Of slander and
will so prostitute the soul Which his maker gave
him, as 10 make or propagate the tales of NAL
;ce. deserves 10 be linked for life with cross
eyed. cross- grained, cross,iempered, lath-fgur.
ed. bg-foo,ed, raw.boned, snub-nosed, red
haired, big g-fs,ed virago: and the woman who
is guilty of the same offence, deserves-io
be married 10 decayed dose of human lpecac.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
A Name i'm The San d.

BY MISS H. F. GOULD.
Alone | walked the Ocean strand,
A pearly shell was in my hand,
| stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name the year the day.
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look fondly cast;
A wave came rolling high and fast.
And washed my lines away.
And so, me thought, twill shortly be
With every mark on Earth from me!
A wave of dark oblivion's sea
VIII sweep across the place
Where | have tried-the sandy shore
Oftime; and been to be no more;
OF me-my day-the name l bore.
To leave no track or trace.
And vet with him who counts the sands,
And holds the waters in his hands,
| know lasting record stands,
Inscribed against my name,
OF all this mortal part hath wrought
OF all this thinking soul hath thought,
And from these feeting moments caught
For glory or for shame.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Mechanics.

They are The palace builders Of The world !:
not stick is hewn, no, a s,one shaped. in all
The lordly dwellings of the rich, that does not
owe its beauty and fitness 10 The mechanics
skill; the towering spires that raise their glddy
heights. among the clouds, depend upon the
mechanics arl for their strength aud symmetry.
No, an edifice FOR devotion for business, or COM
for, but bears the impress Of their handlwofk.
How exalted is iheir calling. How sublime Is
.heir vocation! Who dares 10 sneef al ssch
fta,erniIy of honorable men-who dares 10 cas-
odum upon such patriotic race7 Their pain
is one Of lrue glory, and it is their own fault Il
II does not lead them 70 the hghes' post o
honor aud renown.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

brilliantly lighted rooms with blooming grt
on each arm-one the daughter of washer
woman, who officiated in The families of most
of the persons presen,--,he other young mill
liners apprentices, delicate and beautiful as ,ha
silk. and flowers which she daily wo,e i6fo
such exquisite forms. With elegan, and easy
condescension, Laurens presented his friends
10 his fathers guests, and despite the freezing
coldness the distant and dignifed bows. the
smothered sneers, the half-uuered fidcule. hs
continued TO introduce his iuIe parry, and in
half an hour they were merrily engaged in
games which attracted the attention OF all press
eni.
Deeply mortified al so understandable a pros
ceedlng, the parson had seized an opportunity
TO withdraw to his study few moments. to gam
.ha, tranquility of mind which had twice that
day been disturbed. Instantly taking advan'
age of his absence, Laurens gathered his friends
into back parlor, closed the folding doors, led
his sister TO the piano, and with few who eon-
sen,ed to join them. were soon whnllng 'lie
mszes Of merry dance.
Gradually the voices in the front, parlor wers
more subdued, ill silence 'reigued supreme :
little by l,ile the folding doors Enclosed, with
anxious sympa,hizing faces peeping through the
aperture then suddenly they flew open. and in
rushed multitude 10 join the jewellers, leaving
those only who were prohibited from dancing
by church membership.
'Ah; This is real enjoyment exclaimed Lau-
rens, as after exhor,ng his sister 10 play with
spiri, and withou. fear of consequences, he
seized the hand of the miiner and led off the
dance.
The unwon,ed noise at last fell upon the ear
Of Parson Anderson, and completely overthrew
all his attempts a, equanimiiy of spirit Start
ing suddenly from his easy chair, he descend
ed The Stairs with hasly and ministerial steps.
and passing unceremoniously the group of won-
der struck spectators, presented his solemn phi1
among the wild dancers. With an im2erou.
gesture, he commanded his daughter to ceass
playing, and in an instant all stood silen, AMI
awe-sruck before him. Laufens--the brave.
bu, unchristian Laurens---alone confronted lhe
rage Of the pious parson.
Only little harmless sport. sir said he, as
cafeIessIy as if no angry eye rested upon him.
THE Bible, you know, gives US time for dan
cling as we'll as praying. Come, sir. be 50 good
as 10 Join us-..i. will cheer you. Go on, Ma
ry, go on, he added, with a meaning glance Of
his black eye, 'and If father chooses 10 ion US,
we will make room for him: dare say he can
find partner among the elderly ladies'. Go
on, Mary and in the ,winkling of an eye ,hs
parsonage again shook beneath the tread Of
merry feet.
Parson Anderson twice essaysd to speak, but
his voice was drowned in the wild bursts Of
mer.imen,, and turning away, he said. in mel
anchoIy tone Of voice, TO those around him.
That boy will surely bring my gray hairs in
sorrow to the grave
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

TERMs-Two dolarsper annum IN advance-Two dollars
ana quarter half year if paid before the end OF
the year. Two dollars and half Those who receive their
papers carrier or stage drivers employed by the prope-
Tor will be charged 81 Ia cents, per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all aeaages paid except
AZ the option of the Editor.
V Advertisements not exceeding square (slyteen ne)
will three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
for every subsequent insertion larger proportion
liberal discount will be made yearly advertisers
I letters addressed to the Editor must be postpaid
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-06

Ito the measure. Al our last seeounu
The Mexiesn Congress had before il I
modification Of lhe law, which would
render It LEI" burde ensone, without
changing 'he principle.
Our letters ssy 'h,, the ls'e mioser.
have resigned. The Ministers Of For
|rign Alinrs sod Rnsnces have certainly
lone so. S-no, K goo, who so recen,-
iy qpatreled with SAINTS Anna, has gone
bach to the S,s'e Department. He 10 80
srdeni r. derslis', sod !. relied upon 70
carry through the conf,csiion Of Church
property. Neither our p'pers nor lsl,efs
mention who now he, charge OF the
War Department. Srnor Francesca
Suarez l,isrte has bken chsgs OF lhe
ihsnces. He wsss member Of The
Ch,mb,r Of Deputies, and received
'heit ss''ni 10 MS ,Ocepdrg his present
face, To sdd 10 the general ds1rgs.
niz'uon, the Mexican Cong,e. is said
10 have determined 10 dissolve chou,
The 6's Of the prrsAn' month.
Toe Capture Of C.ssius NJ Clay, Mai
Bprland, NJ Gaines, and 81 csv,l y,
,y Gso, MIoon, is confirmed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-06

psce. all having gone from home wl'b"H'
,heir suppsrs. No body found any In't
for i, was ,lle masters 0encft. Well 'i,ry
hadn', danced all night, before the steam 10
some ol the bulI,gInes began 10 tun low,
and little after ten o'clock some o( lhs
company concluded tina, II was sbou, linf
for them TO m,zzle, or al least TO see WIS,
hen bin was going TO be. Imagine to
ourseif Archer Irwin rushing in Loi haste
into the kitchen, IN search ul tue master OF
ceren Onies and Ou enqulting whs, his bill
was, aud being told tina. /, was only two
dollars do you suppose he gave vent TO a.
Iny bIg expressions, uttered any oaihs, aud
swore ne wouldn', pay lba, muchl
wouldn't for u moment have you think such
a Wing It was company Of gentlemen
,ha, went from Bloom and they wouldn't
do such a Thing. lmmediaiely after this,
for some reas0n or other, can'i imagine
what, the whue Bloom delegation were geG.
nng ready Tor start, when ,hey were rocly
told by the master Of ceremonies, they
migl as well dance i'll morning for i,
wouldn'i cost The any more Uel six
Of The company paid their bills, know,and
| suppose the olher six did the same for
they were gentlemen, |, couldn't be pos
sible there were SIX Archer lrvins ia the
company. Never! Never!
The company came away all in fine
spirits Of course. ','he Espey Town delega-
non stayed and danced on, and for wha, /
know are dancing yet, When morning
came our company dldn't feel at all sore
about The matter. Two Of them didn't 90
'np TO EsPey'own 10 compromise the affair
aud geI one dollar head deducted from the
price. No! none OF these things happen
ed certainly not. Perhaps some Of lho
promising youth of Boom would do well 10
Irry while al Jsrlco
TEXASUS.