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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
Latest News from the ARMY,
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= B. TYLER & co. have now got
KIs their forces into line and are again
ready for action. There may now be found
at their new store, on Main street, a full
stock of Hats and Caps of the latest fashion,
which they are offering al reduced prices for
ready pay. They are selling good nap, hats
from s so to $500 Black and Drab Cassi>
mere hats from 81 to 81, (which thew will war
rant equal at least to any Eastern hats. Per-
sons wishing anything in their line are invit.
ed to call.
Sept. 1846. 7Gf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

PoPP1Ne THE QUEsTIoN.-Some writer,
who takes the sobriquet of jeremy
Short, thus gives his experience on the
subject: Jeremy has been "about,
and is "one of 'em," decidedly:
s'It will pop Itself It's nonsense thus
lending young folks helping hand
take my word for it, all they wish is to
be left alone; if lovers have no tongues.
hav'nt they eyes egad! and where is
the simpleton that cant tell whether a
girl loves him, without word on her
part? No one loves modesty more than
| do-but the most delicate angel OF
them all won't disguise her little heart
when you are alone with her. A
blush, a sigh a studied avoidenco Of
you in company, aud low thrilling
trembling Of the voice at times, when
no one else is by, tell more than the
smiles and vows Of thousand coquetts
-Ah! you needn't, Emma, shake your
head; you will no doubt be soon enough;
but if you fall in love, my word on it,
the very echo of ones footstep will
make your young heart flulter like
frightened bird. ."-Yankee Blade.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
More Goods by ExpreSS.

YRUS PRENTISS has received lots aums
~ Der one and two By ExPREsss NumS
Der one replenis ishes his stock Of Sutnmet
Shawls and Ribbons. Number Two 1briag
full assortment of Florence and Straw
Bonnets. Number three, four, FIVE and six,
embrace large variety of goods-of which
due notice will be given on their .arfisni.
He assures his customers that no efforts shah
be spared to Keep his ssortments, fun and
complete notwithstanding the great rash
for cheap Goods. ...T,.ys<, III as ,.r<,s
Ravenna, June 99th, l8i ,-E s-g.. o4,r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

The Roihschilds of Loudon have
cleared five millions of dollars in their
speculations in flour this season. No
wonder some other firms break. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

FWhat is the reason lady can't
whistle? Because she can't stop talk
ing long enough TO pucker her mouth.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
is2 HA rs! HAoTSgsx sE1 III
THANKFUL for past fayors and desirous

as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom, the subscriber hereby no.
tifies his friends and the pubic generally thar
he still keeps his finishing shop two doors
south ofthe Court house, atthesign3of the
Mammoth Black Hat. where he has constant.
ly on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats OF Every Descriptions,
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow. citizens,
and examine my assortment ,asI I charge moths
ing for the sight. yH.fC. TICKNER.
Ravenna, April "a, 1885, xat k3ssAAstf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iromware
NJ A n UF A CT DRY.

" Tfd71Hllm 1Ha7s, Pof7age County, OHIO :.
VIE subscriber would take this method
to inform the citizens of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he has purchased the
entire interest OF the above business and shall
Manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in
cluded in the above business as cheapas anv
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds Of Job Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Calland
| will do your Jobs up nea: and cheap
With feeling of fsincere thankfulness fornast
fayors, would still llsolic1ta share of public
patronage. r. BRADLEY.
franklin Mills, April 20, 1916. 47tf
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II A LII DIR IL IA G.

II A L Il OaHe IL IA G..
H'dE subscriber would respectfully an
nouncet to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. that he has commemorative
TAILORING BUSINESS
a few doors east of the Post Offie, over G.. A.
Ptkin's Tin Shop, where he is prepared to
do all workin his line on the shortest notice
and In the latestfashion, and hopes bv strict
attention to business to receivea liberal share
ofpubllc patronage.
Cutting done to order and onthe shortest
notice. JOSEPH AT.COPN
Rave ma, June 9th, 1s47. aetf
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. All persons VINO may nave any OF tne~ ~gymP.
toms above enumerated,s OF those upon whose
vitals the swift and silent moving demon Coz;
sum ptiOn has placed his death like grasp, need
not vet despair of relief Why? Because. -.
!. E.A7S STM.ANsS " ="
t@ r zA4 coNcERTRATRD q tei1l s2sH {d
BASAM OF WILD CEERHX,s,
has already cured many such cases. and will cef-
tainly restore many more from the grasp Of TIM
grim visaged monster" if those afHicted will
but try i,.sI 5o arfet.,i,, zs.tw uu
Do not say. 81 have tried this or that and i
did ine no good" but Try this; and il, afier using
1t, you are not in some measure restored, then
you may well despair. ca F.Gow Co.'S ,IESEi
- EAsTMAN's CONCENTRATED BAfsAM OF WIS
ChERRY has cured many. cases Here, ,igl tho
proof IN short, The certificates are in, full ..
round each bottle. .% " " e'sT'
Robert Carter, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attack.
ed with pain in the side, hard dry cough. md
difficulty in breathing. These Symptoms IN.
cfeasedrapidly, until At last he was brought %
that fearful stage where the cold night ssysals
commenced, which presage speedy dissolutisn
of the spirit from the body. Al this time he CON,
menced using Eastmah's Concentrhied Balsam
of Wild Cherry. having previously nsed many
remedies to no purpose. Before he had used one
single bottle, he was restored TO complete health,
and has continued SO ever since. Read his Ger.
tificate on the wrapper aoa ESTaa GAO
r. F. Crowell, of Putnam Ohio. certifes that
he was cured of severe and distressing cough.
pain in the side, shortness Of breath, and nighf
sweats, by the use of Eastman's concentrafed
Balsam of Wild Cherry. His cough ana opA
preston for breath was SO severe that me bcsuid
not lie down. z- ~ = =. -
Mahlon Davis, of Deer6eld, Morgan sonnir.
Ohio. states. that daughter of his was Il, de.
cline Tor six or seven years, with asevefe cough,
pain in the side and chest, and other symll lSins
indicating Consumption. She tried yafious,sers.
edies, among which she used seven ebottles Sxi
! Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which, WAS -
of the least benefit TO her. She as last reso,f
(and as many others will -do,) got a bottle y
Eastman's Concentrated Balssm of Wild Cherry
and was cured. ... 4. .z--..,.s. a.. -. :,
Do you believe nowc We might extend n. 4.
list of cures effected by this medicine. bit q
what avail? If you will not believe these.prsots
more would no. strengthen year belief Thess
certificates are not fictitious stories, get np 70,
the purpose of selling the medicine. yss
doubt. write to the persons or visit them, aaases
the bloom of health covering the eheeks fahosI
so lately on the verge of the graye.sr
Again we say, before il is toe, ,late, try bOttle
of Eastman's Concentrated Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, if you wish tosaye yourself from. desil
in "Consumption's ghastly formp - = -
For sale by DR.. L. SWIFT. .Ravenil - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
STORAGE, FORWARDING
ND MISSION BUSINESS

AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
ME subscriber hereby acknowledges the
u many fayors of his friends, during his
connection with the firm Of Babcock & Nc
Bride, and respectfully informs them and the
Publicin general, that he will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission bust
ness at the old stand, and respectfully sollcits
a share ofthe business. His arrangements for
the coming season for contracting for the
transportation ofproperty to and from the
Eestern cities, and on the Lakes and Canals,
are equal to any others in this section; and
he hopes by past experience and due atten-
teon to give full satisfaction.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE.
Ravenna, Feby %, 1946. setf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
Notice.

Notice.
TfHE subscriber having rented tie Tame.
ry of J. GILLIs, in Ravenna, takes this
opportunity to solicit of the old customers
OF the establishment and the public generally
a continuance of their patronage, and pledg-
es himself to use every exertion to sustain
the reputation ofthe Leather mahufactured
in this Tannery. EDW IN HULL.
P.S.-From my knowledge ofMs. HsLlls
character as workman, having learned his
rade with me, ] can cheerfuly recommend
him to my old friends and customers as q
young man W ho Gun, and will try to give gen.
era satisfaction to those who may paironizs
him.. JOHN GILLIs.
January, I, 1347. ly94.
GTOVES! STOVES!!-C PRENTIss Keeps
- constantly on hand at his Tin aad sheet
Iron Factory, large assortment OF stoves
OF which the fo)lowihgis portion,
Woolson's Al! tight Cooking stoves
Western Empire do do
Yankee Notion <s do do -
Premium ( -. do do zflE
Cast Iron Air tight, Franklin Stoves fofs
wood or coal, Lined Plate Stoves.,es;f 3
All the above are from Messfs. Woolssn
KLEIN & Co.'S Furnace, Cleveland, and viii
be handsomely fitted up with copper and iron
furniture and sold at Cleveland prices, adding
transportation. In addition to the aboveIle
designs to keep constantly on, hand three
sizes of Russia sheet Iron dir tight sfores..
mounted. Russia and American.
stove pipe always on hand, with few ofihe.
Buckeye stoUes at twenty dollars apiece.
Ravenna. Nov, 49, 1896 -%i-s-Z7 7@f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

l847. Cash for Flax Seed. 1947.
XX7E will pay the highest market price in
w Cash for any amount of Flax SEED, de.
liverei at our Oil Mill and Warehouse on
the Canal.
J. &E. M WHITTLEsEY.
Campbel's Port, Aug. 9th, 1s47
N. Salt, Fish, Sole Leather and Linz
seed Oil, on hand, to Exchange for Seed, on
the most favorable terms. J. BE. NV.
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HOUSE PATNTTNG z

MIN. TAGG would respectfully inform
w the citizens of Ravenna and yic,niry,.
that he is prepared to do all kinds Of Houss
Painting and Glazing in the best st yle on the
shortest notice and as cheap as any other
painter in the country. His chop is. over
John Peterson's wag on shop, a few rods west
of the Prentiss House. = bsesssg .eo,S 40
Ravenua, Dec. Q, 1876. iA.. ,.zzr I'VE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

STOVES:-For sale by S MASON Nor>
- tons Hot Air Universe (made at the
Geauga Furnace) the best Hot Air Cooking
Stove now in use.
Ravenna, Sept. %, 1s47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10
NEW GROCERIES.

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w ofRavenna aad its vicinity that he has
just received large and splendid assortment
of Groceries, such as Tea, Tobacco, Spices
of ak kinds, Lemons and Lemon syrup,
Oranges, West India Pepper sauce, Sarsapa-
Mia syrup, most kinds Of Liquors for sick
ness, Candies. Raisins, Starch, Indigo, Cam
phor, Stoughton's Bitters, Ground Mustard,
Castor OIL, Garden seeds, Lead, Nuts of ali
kinds. Copperas, Rosin, Alum, Shoes, Pms,
Needles, Combs, Yankee Notions of all
kinds and fact every article usually kept
in Grocery Stores,
He would briefly state tina: notwithstand-
ing the s'pufs and s,cciis' of older and larger
establishments. he can and will sell Groce>
ries cheaper than any other establishment in
Ravenna-if you don't believe it call at nv
stand on the East side Of the street, little
south of the Court House, and examine for
yourselves.
N. B.-I also keep on hand and for sale
the celebrated medicine called "THE WoRM
DESTROYER" This is the most effectual
medicine for the destruction of worms that
has ever been known as all who have used
it can testify. A. FOWLER
Na'enha, way ~, 1047. i02.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-10

Croton Oil, Otto Roses, Jujube Paste, Ext.
Lemon, Orange Water, Soaps, Canary Seed,
Zante Currants, Milliners Iseing Glass and
Glue. Gums Shellac, Copal, &C.. Brushes,
Paint, Hair and Varnish. French Leaf, Gold
Leaf and Bronze, Sand Paper, Glue and Japan,
White, Lead Red Lead and Litherage, Ver-
mIlio Drop Black and Lampblack, Old
Linseed Oil, Snuff and Tobacco, Black Tea,
so &C mt Tea, Crushed Sugar, Rice, &c. &c.
which are to be sold low for cash, at the
sign of the Golden NJ ortar.
Ravenna, June Is, 1s47. 107
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"ALL PAPER.-7OO Pieces of Wall
w common, SattinPaper, Bordering Blue
and Green window paper, at very low prices.
Oct. l846. GILLETT g. Co.
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DIR. Il. 9 WITT

HAS JUST RECEIVED a
IL large stock Of Dru gs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, and
Groceries. consisting in part.
Of the following articles:
Exits. variety, an assort-
ment of Glass Ware, Quinine
and Morphine, Spatulas, Scales
and Weights, Pills and Patent
NI ~
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Consumption can be CureA.

A FEW facts for persons afflicted with. Colds.
N Coughs, Splitting of Blood, diGcqlty 81
Breathing, Pain in the side. Breast, dcys Bron
chitis, and that delicate and declining state Q.
health SO common before consumption sets In. i,
AL persons who may have any of thessymP.
toms above enumerated or those upon, whose
vitals the swift and silent moving demon Coz.
sum ption has placed his death like grasp, need
not yet despair of relief Why7 Because. -
p. r. a STM M Nzllsi T" 2"
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STODDARD E. .NEWBERRY,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker, opposite
the Prentlss House, Ravenna, O. iz
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age county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-07
Police Intelligence.


Charge of Larceny.-Officer Crosett, of the Lower
police arrested man. q warrant issued by JUS
tice Osborne wherein he stands charged with stealing
one barrel OF brandy and of gin together with other
articles valued in all at $685. the property of Mr. Peter
v. Hustled, No IA Bowery hearing is to be had be
fore the above magistrate to- day.
Arrest Of Stage Dripers-OHicer Brown. one of the
inspectors Of stages arrested yesterday VIM Palmer,
driver of stage No b. 23d street line and Jeremiah
Harris driver Of stage No 90 Knickerbocker line on
charge OF racing down Broadway Sprog street dr
wing at such furious rate toe danger lives of the
sengers whowere compelled to stop the driver get
They taken before his honor the Mayor who after
severe reprimand, fined them So EACH and informed
them that the next time they brought before him
on similar charge. their licenses would BIO revoked
Officer Bloom, the Hack Inspector likewise arrested
Of Coggswells hack drivers a charge of extorting
money from passenger, by charging him than the
law allows. His honor the Mayor fined him SIS for the
offence.
& Touched in the 9th Wa,d-A man by the name of
Thomas McSwngsn. who arrived here a few days ago Ia
the steamer Pao Alto from New Orleans stroled into
Church street last night, aud met by Of the
nymphs that frequent that vicinity, who induced him
accompany her to crib clSse by, where he was
touched by some badger thief of $500 in gold COIN
together with his gold watch No arrest
Trunk Stoien.-Some daring thief stole from the
entry Of the Clinton Hotel eekman street on Wednes-
day night last, black trunk marked on the top j. w
D. containing wearing apparel valued at $50 the
property OF Mr.. j. W. Denning of New Haron Ct
stealing Watch "A fellow called Elisha Ross was
arrested yesterday ON charge Of stealing silver watch
and silk handkerchief belonging to Francis Hawksoot
residing at No l9o Hester street. Detained for exan
nation.
Disordtriy House.--A woman called Catherine Nc.
Grath was arrested yesterday on a warrant charged
with keeping disorderly house at No 376 Water St
Held to bail.
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NOTES FROM EUROPE-BY MRS. j. G. B,

LONDON, July, 9Th, 1S47.
Since my arrival here, have been suffering so
from the tooth-ache, that really have not had
energy enough to write even to friend, or any
one else, one line; though suppose that is no
great loss. Tooth-ache and all, however, / have
visited Brighton, Bath, Windsor and various
other places, and for the last week or two, have
been in London enjoying the tooth-ache and
Jenny Lind-whom, by the by, do not think
equalto Grisi in her best days, let others say
what they will.
To be sure Jenny is younger and has a
fresher voice but for soul, richness and
style, who can surpass Grsl? What can
equal Grsi in "Norma," or in Verdi's famous
opera of "Due Foscari," which they cut up so
much here--a deed in my opinion decidedly
wicked, for think the music sublme-and as n
dramatic piece, nothing can surpass it, especially
that gem, "Pin non viva Pinnocente," where she
describes the death of her husband to the Doge:
She shows such passion, such energy, such APP
parent grief, that she throws the entire house in
tears. saw the Queen, myself, put her pocket
handkerchief very freely to her eyes at Crisis
"Norma.'
We are now in the height of the gay season
here; but with all its gaieties, 1t is dull and
heavy in comparison with the Continent. One
of the greatest sights here is her little Majesty
/ have seen her frequently at the opera
and In the parks, She is about four feet eleven
inches high-perhaps little higher-and this
is the mighty Majesty of great and mighty
empire, who holds sway over a hundred
millions of people, on which the sun never
sets.
The first evening that / saw her at the
opera, she was dressed in straw color silk
dress--very simple-and wreath of flowers in
her hair. Prince Albert sat on her left She
addressed all her conversation to him, and did
not appear to speak once with her maids of honor
who sat opposite to her in the same box They
conversed with each other, and did not seem to
raise their eyes once towards the Queen;
tor 1t seems Her Majesty does not like to be
looked at by any person. All those who visit
the Italian opera know this, and very seldom
look at her. An English lady with whom I
went, ana whose box was nearly opposite hers,
said to me, don't look at her. because she will
mark the box, ever after, and look angry at !, ,,
She left before the ballet commenced "a sbe
generally does, for il seems she does NOT w;sb
Albert's morals injured by looking AT the exh;h;-
tons OF the dancers. He is kept in very GOOD
order. She drags him about, as an Enelisbman
said, "like a little dog" In fact, poor Alber,
seems to be very submissive and great boarder
in Buckingham palace; he does what lie is desir.
cd. no matter what il in Her Majesty, ia general,
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Morality AMONG THE UPpER Ten with all its
with their flowing robes, portion Of the upper
ten" Of Long Island not as moral they ought to
be; Grim there often in proportion
and bastardy prevalent. Indeed there is
ample room for improvement In morality. For some
time past 1t has been rumored that certain member
of the Legislature whose name we withhold lest the
mention of 1t might reformation by making him
reckless was the father of certain little responsibility
in the shape of fine bouncing boy who was not as the
lawyers say, born in lawful wedlock The rumor gain
ed ground daily, and the curiosity Of the people Of
Brooklyn alarningy on the increase to ascertain
its correctness In fact If its truth, not
tanned at the tine 1t was we would net answer for
the consequences Their steam was up the highest
nont and collapse or an explosion would certainly
have taken place We are happy that Of these bad
events occurred for the mother of the child yesterday
publicly applied to the magistrate for process to compel
the ex-member to support his offspring The lady made
the necessary affidavit and the directed to the
member to show cause why he should not pay the
required by law for the support of egitimate chill
dren, accordingly issued. The ex-mamber duly
ceved the polite missve but instead of appearing in
public, requested the proceedings to be conducted in
private at the magistrates residence As the law pre-
sunes every man innocent until he is proved guilty and
moreover, as the ex.member has always, hitherto
borne character remarkable for virtue and morality
the request was complied with and the examination
was held yesterday What transpired we do not know
We hopo that, at any rate the proceedings will have
the effect of serving the of morality aud letting
the highest in the land know that when they commit
Offences they anenabe at the bar of public opinion
as we'll as that of the courts of justice much
the meanest.
KNcs COUNTY CouRr or sEsnoNs.--The following
cases have been disposed of in this court Michael Cor
don for an assault upon officer Hggnssentence to four
months in the county jail David Forbesfor burglary 10
the third to three years In the state
prison. Margaret Mccarthy convicted Of grand
to two years In the State prison
understand the grand jury expected to finish their
labors to-day.
CHANGES IN THE Navy YARD.--Samuel Hartt has oeen
appointed naval constructor in the place OF
Deano removed to the Portsmouth station te@t ~.
b. Ellison has been appointed First Lieutenant OF luis
station in place Of Lieut.. w. Morris.
KINGS COUNTY JAIL-Seventy-two prisoners are astne
present time confined in this establishments JOE various
crimes.
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Is said TO dress in very good taste. The other
night she attended ball given by ae Duchess OF
Sutherland, and was dressed in simple pink
tulle dress, with three skirts looped up with ma
tural nowers-for it is the fashion now, both
here and in Paris, to wear natural flowers In
stead of artificial ones, and they are arranged
beautifully, and made to last the entire night
without ever fading in short, they are as
permanent companions as my toothache, which
will not really allow me TO write another line.
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Thu Weeklv HeraId

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine
o'clock this morning. 1t will contain the
foreign news received by the Philadelphia and
Hibernia, the latest news from the war quarter
the letters from Mr.. Bennett, sc. &c, and De
embcllished with fine view OF the splendid
building to be occupied by the Smithsonian In
stitute, in Washington city. Single copies, IN
WRAPPERS sixpence each
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CLARsAcH ALBIr, AID OTHER Poems: by James Nj
Morrison including his correspondence with Clark Me
,ammon and Douglass Is the title Of volume Of poem
n broad Scotch d la Burns, published by q. b. Zeibe
I Co Philadelphia Mr.. Morrison, though poet, l
trictly unitarian in his writings and though Scots
nan, shows a great deal of true American spirit
streams to him beautiful in proportion they
fish greater less water power and In his own words
"The fields to me, are loveiest
When yelled by waving grain
The woods whose thinner serves the best
The saw-Inill and the plane
And hills sublime are, filed wi ore,
Or even guild free stsne
But thinking frae their taps to glover
Right into heav'n IS insane
This time o. day.
Aud Scotia glorious in Langsyne
lo'e thee weel; dear mther
But a. men kneel at beauty's shrine,
And thou begins to wither
Hail fair Columbia peerless maid
Wha that kens thee swither.
To leave his mnney and to wed
A. virtues put thegither?
happy day.