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Carriages.

The subscriber has now on hand, variety Of
Carriages, Bugges, Rockaways, &C., and Harness
of Northern make, which he offers for ssle at
Charleston prices. Having leased the establish,
ment in which he works, he is prepared TO build
and to repair every description of Carriages Wag-
gons, taarts, Wheelbarrows, &c. and all kinds
Iron work, either for plantation or other use.
yisAsportion Of patronage is respectfully solicited
>pril 26. RoBEkT NJ Mn.
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xVHEELW RIGHT
AND
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.

The subscriber takes this method OF thanking
his friends for their patronage, and would respect
fully inform the citizens Of Camden and. persons re-
siding in the country, that he is still to be found at
his old stand, corner of Ruledge and Nlarket-s's.
where he will he glad tn supply any one in want OF
good Wagons, Carts. Wheelbarrows, or any other
Work in his line, having fine supply oil seasoned
Oak and Ash Plank, Spikes, Hubs. &c. Alsn, =
quantity of Tier and other Iron aud Boxes, for Ell.
ther iron or wooden Axletrees.
Jam 4. ROBEkr l.. TWEED
qJSA good Blacksmith wanted.
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Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WONAN'S
nplMA1c AcnInM nnhApAMl

Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MpANl ON.
By DR.. A. NJ. MARlCEAU, Professor Of Diseases OF
Women. Six Edition. lsm pp. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 copies sold in Three Months.
Every female s getting copy this most important and
Interesting Work Thousands Of females, married and
unmarried tthe married particularly suffering and
have suffered for years, expendng money in purchasing
useless medicines who would here al discover the
nature Ct their complaint, its cause. and the remedy
1t is intended especially for the marrrd or oee con.
empIang marriage it discoses important secrets which.
should be known them particularly And thus for one
dollar (he price Of the book years ufmsey will DE saved
thousands Of females. and their youth beauty, and
buoyancy Of spirits retained advanced age, instead
Of ailine sick, and emaciated at thirty.
To the wife, the mother, to the female either bud
ding into womenhood the in the decline Of years.
in whom nature coutempatcs an important change, a.
also the contemplating marriage, l. is beyond price
Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mail with.
in three months with pef feet safety and certainty IN no
instance las a remittance failed 10 reach the publisher,
or the book those to whom it has been directed.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion" will be trihou cost TO
The purchaser for posta ge part of the United tas
p THORNTON al the Post Office is Agent for Camden,
for the sale oft,e above.
Feb %, 1913. GIN
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James Che smut. jr., ESQ. is my sole Agent and
Attorney. with full power TO act Tor me IN settling
the Estate of the late Dr.. George Reynolds: and no
other person is authorised t" use my name or to re-
ceive nancy grant discharges "t tire SAID Estate
unless specially empowered in wiring by him or
myself. MARY L KEY Nor,pS' :,
Adm'x of G. Reynolds.
March q, 1S47
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Fine Wines; Lemon Syrup; White Wine and
Cider Vinegtr, for sale by
Feb. @ E w. BONNEY.
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=. Il. LEVY

=. Il. LEVY
Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, aud attend to any commission busi
ness that NAV he entrusted TO him.
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w A K Il Il II l T. - " w Os
Just received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN. 8. C.
Globo Artchoke Early Sugar Lonf Caobag0
Giant Asparagus Early OK Heart do
Early China Dwarf Beams Long Orange Carrot
White Kidney do Large Dutch Pursnp
K fupce or lOOtol do White Solid CELERY
Red Wareuton do Long Green Cucumber
Early Valentine DO Enrly do
Robrov do (iherkns fine for Pickles.
Yellow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till
Large Lima, very rich frost
shell Bean, runs we'll Early summer hush squash
aud be,rs t,ll frost Crooked neck Cashaw,
White Horse do fine running squash, fine
A very tender snap Bean for pics
and very prolific, does Musk Melon. fine
well tn plan, with corn. Cunteopc do
Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do
weeks Peas Water Melon. very fine
Early May do Green curIed kaie
E.rly Charlton do Esry cur'd Silecia Lettuce
Bishors early dwf prolific do Large cab"go head do
Larpc white Murrowfat do Magnum Bonum and Ice do
ws,ss.. ys's''. choice kind do rps ,s R"'d Rcd do
Blue Prussiun do L,rge Scotch Leck
Tall Sugar do Top Onion Seed
E,ry Tuscarorn Corn Curled Parsley
Eary Golden Sioux do Cayenne and Bell Pepper
Early Sugnr do Long Scarlet haoSh
Cannry Seed. for Birds Early scarlet short top do
Lcng Blood Beet Lorg salmon do
Early Turnp do Scarlet Iurn'p q"
True French sugar do White Turn'P 90
Lrrge Purple Broccoli Black winter DO
Early CauliAower Round Summer SPinnagc
CABBAGE. Pricky do
Large late Drum Head Purple Egg plant or Guinea
largo Drum Savoy Squash
I,a,. Dutch Lucern or French clover
Green Glazed Round Red Tomatoes
Large Mountain Vel ow do
Green curled Savoy Early spring Turnip
Early York Large Norfolk do
E,rly Baltorsea Ruta Baga
Early Dutch
OrA c. nsiderablc discount will be made to per-
sons who wish to purchase TO sell again.
Should any ofthe above seeds, on trial, not prove
ennt others will be given in return. Dec. ].
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CODartnership.

COttdFCuCISuaPs
The Subscribers have THE day formed copart-
nership in the Auction and Commission business
under the name and frm of GAMEWELL Il BAS-
KIN, and will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted 20 their care.
in. GAMEWELL,
]. w. BASKIN.
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Georgia plains,
For sale by w. ANDERSON q ..
d.

Negro shoes
We have on hand full assortment uf
Best quality black Pegged Brogans;
do Russeis do du
Second quality blk. do do
Slitc-dOwu shoes all of manufacture, which
can be nened give sairlac ion to the pur
chaser Planters in, tied call and examine our stock
as We know they will he pleased both to Quality and
price. w. ANDERSON d CO.
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I lkI{;SSs5sT;ssSsEE 4
E33!.9a1jl|ll

Is For the curs of Hea iacl,e Gid illness. Salt Rhcum
Rheunatisn, Piles, Heartburn, Worms Dyspepsia. Chol
era MHbas Paias in Back Limb. AMI Juin.s, Grnerh
weaEness Fits C,nsu nptioa, Palpation of the Heart
Liver Complaint Rising IL the Throat Ery>iDeas Deaf
ness Dropsy Asthma chings Of the Skin Fevers Of all
kinds Colds. Gout Gravel. Female Complaints Nervous
Of the BLOOD and MORBID sEcRETIoNs OF THE LIVER AND
sroMAcH.
OF Every disease to which the human frame i. subject
originates from impurities Of the blood arrangement Of
the digestive organs.
azg q DR.. Gordon's Family Pills.
Being COMPOUNDED exclusively Of ingredients as
Nature n,ed-d should operate on the impurities of the
Human System.
Strike at the rootof the disease, removing all impurities
from the b0dy, opening the externally and internally
separating all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES frm the
Chye so that the blood of which it is the origin, must be
thoroughly pare-necessary securing free and vigorous
action the Hear, Lungs, Liver anil Stomach thereby
REsroRINo by opening the pores, cleansing the
and arteries unimpedns al the natural veins and
ng the bloo they render th- system not only thorough,
y sound but ais mpervious 70 disease EVEN WHEN all
orHIa MEANS HAVE FAILED.
~ Within the last twelve months more than one hun.
dred Of the aggrarded forms of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine where rigid dieting the Blue
Pi, and almrt every other had been resored to
wteut any benefit and when death stared its miserable
victim fnlly in the face If ,r tiorons Pills were not
edapdto the Of any but this MALApY. their
uniform SUCCESS in this disease alne would be sufficient to
.waft ame' the name Of their inventor, q
FACTOR or HIS SPECIES.
phs medicine never fails to cure tn. yrorstcases of
Plies In neck
For detailed description of the Medicine the man.
Of rs ope ation the complaints it adapted and the
who viii s1e sSsm ps@pSs, gas. as .sa's' % our 'se
& For sale by JAMES X. McXAIs, F. L. ZEMP Camden.
siso at all and country in the South
End West
Truth is powerful, and, in this instance, has
prevailed.
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Just Received.
Hogsheads Sugar (some very low prlceD
Tierces Granuated Sugar
Barrels crushed and powdered do
Lr,af do
Fine old Java Coffee; Rio do
Sperm Candles. For sale low by ,,uv
Jan. IL, lS43. >. Is. LEVY.
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Ladies' Boots and Shoes,

Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
W. Anderson g. Go. have received from PhIla'
delphia, handsome assortment OF
Ladies' colored silk Caters
." +" Francais Cater made by
black lasting Gaiters Ryan & Co.
" black half Caters )Phlladelphia-
" Kid Slippers
" Kid and Calf Walking Shoes
Misses black and cOlured Kid Slippers
Kid and CalfWaking Buskins
Children's fancy Bronze and black Do
ALSO
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans, very low
Mems Woens and Boys Shoes and Bootees. OF our own
manufacture, for sale low, byr ,,n,Dcon m
Jan. 6. w. ANDERSON GU.
GentIcmem's Fashionable Boots,
philadelphia made, tur sale by
Jan. 27. w. ANDERSON & co.
Champagne.
Baskets Champagne, "BolIinger"
do do pnts, "Bollinger"
do do "8ouche'
Casks Porter, quarts and pints
do Ale. Wines Liquors of all qualities.
Just received bv S. B. LEVY.
West India Preserved ginger; West India pre-
served pine apples: lines, peaches, plumbs AM
cherries. Fresh pruEes, currants. ctron and lem
ons; for sale by 8. B. LEVY.
Nov 3. 1892.
p --.; and Figs and Apples.
/ ali ,xes Raisns; Drums Figs
Barrel .,aern Apples; Box Lemons.
Al>o-A fresh supply OF Candies. Just receIv
ed by S. B. LEVY,
Jan IL. u
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By the Dekalb.
FRITZ ERIJlT.

Oranges, Lem ns aud Apples Citron, G. rrants,
Apr,l d. s. B. LEVY.
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Monumental Subscriptions.

In calling the attention Of the citizens Of Ker-
shaw District to the object Of the following resolu-
tion, adopted at meeting held in Camden on tho
10th ult, and asking their cooperation in this no
BILE undertaking, the undersigned, the commit
tee to whom the matter has been enlr,ste ;, feel
that it would be equally unjust to the gallant dead.
and 10 those whose assistance in this matter is ex-
pected, to make any appeal in this behalf. The
committee doubt not that every patriot son Of cd
Kershaw will feel it to be alike his grateful privi-
lege and sacred duty, to contribute according to
bis means.
Subscriptions may be addressed to any one Of
the undersigned.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, ED. A. SALMOND,
JAS. CHESTNUT, Jr. w. J. McKAIN,
JOS. B. KERSEiAW, D. B. SALMOND.
Committee.
Camden S, c., April 10th, ls43.
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Resolved, That we, the People Of Kershaw
District, do erect monument IN honor of their
memories, to he inscribed with the names OF
Lieut.. Col. JAMES P. DICKINSON,
Lieut.. James Willis Can,ey,
Scrgeun,s Jonah R.Homes and ]. B. Cau-
then,
Corporals w. N. Robinson, and NJ. G. Cas-.
ton.
Privaies J. w. Bounds, John NJ. Catoe, Robe
ert Ford, W. Hopkins, Alfred Love, Amos
Mosely. w. Z. Mcfarland, William Nelson,
Owen Posted, James s. Powell. Hugh A. Rol.
lins, William Robinson, Jas. Riddle, Dennis
Szer, Anson h. SiIer, w. L. Weeks, James
Dunlap, John Cain, Alexander Collins, james
Marshall. Allen McCaskill, Ivey Rape, James
White, ]. e. B.nnet, Hiram Rials, John R.
Keith, E. F. Warlick. VIM. A. Hilton, b. F.
Berry, J. W. Baker, Frzsimmons, H. Gihhons,
George w. Gilman, Joseph Howell, Ransom
Logan, jackson Netlles, John Viepigue, James
P. Rosser, James Harral, Reuben Roberts, Rob.
ert White, Amos Mosely, and such other mem.
hers of Company G.. as may hereafter loose
their lives in the service Of their country.
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The Subscriber.
Notice.

NOl1Ce.
All persons havr. demands against the Estate
of John H. Anderson, will hand Them in TO The
Administrator legally attested. within the time
prescribed by law,lnd all persons indebted 10 the
said estate. will make immediate payment 10
JAMES R. MckAlN, Adrn'r.
Aur, 25, lS47
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G. A Il w Mo-e of the same Sort"
5000 G"ld Leaf Segars
5000 Charleston do
Cubrey Butterfly do
Pressed Esperango Rrg.lia do
Thomas sup. chewing Tobacco
Tobacco of various brands, anne low priced.
Half Spanish Segars. Just received by
January IL. lsda. :. R. LEVY
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
OF THE GROWTH OF ls47,
Wholesale or Retail,

WA K 4 II L E u y UUU
lust received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN. g. c.
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Real French Work at COSt.
The following handsome articles at cost
French Embroidered Collars
do do Capes
do Worked Sleeves
do do Gaps
do Lace Capes
do Lack work and plain Handkerchief
do Embroidered do
do Worked lufants Robes
do do Muslins, for dresses
Apr H. IL. Lev \.
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House and Lot for sale.
The subscriber o.rs f,r sale s IIuuse and Lot situated
near the Mrhojs rharch in Camden For further par
Esb % W. J. FRANCIS.
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Brick Yard.
The subscriber having leased the Brick Yard &
COL James Chesnut, OH Pine Tree creek, will be
prepared in a short time to furnish any quantity
of bricks on accommodating terms.
April %, lo47. -
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Indclible Ink,
For marking Lnnen or Cotton goods, without any peFn
ration neatly put up small vias WaIranied oil
the best quality. a. foUNu.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
D R. DEFFEN BACH E R ,
OFFICE CORNER or IOWA g. 9TH SITS,
lLatcl,, from Oninca IUA

.
(Latcly from Quincy, n.y. .a
"AS permanent located himself in Du-
| IL buque, Iowa; he will be happy to at
tend to all calls in the line of his profession
| practice Of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery
| his remdes are mild and efficacious select
ed principally from the vegetable kingdom.
being Invested OF every dceterious property.
[ they are adapted to curing diseases of long
/ standing. Consumption, Liver complain, Dis.
pepsia, Diseases of the Kineys, Dropsey, Rhu.
matism, Female weakness, Scrofula, Herpes,
Necroses,, Breast. complaints, Piles, falling of
the Uterus, Cancers, general debility. Mcrcu.
rial Diseases. Fits in many cases, Venerial
elect, Diseases of the spleen or melt, he will
give also particular attention TO Diseases Of
4 the Eye and Ear, and all other diseases 10
which u the country is subject. He does
not use any calomel, he is opposed to the
Thompsonian or steam system, he is wholly
in favor of the Eclectic or Reform practice of
Medicine, as taught in the Eclectic College in
Cincinnati and elsewhere. this system is foun-
ded on truth, sustain by philosophy and OK.
perience Persons at distance applying 10
him with internal seated diseases are request
ed to bring or send their URN, as this is his
mode Of feeling Chronic Diseases. He will ex-
poet the Cash, for all medicines sold at his Of
! ice. He could give a volume Of certificates,
but will only give few: ra ~,.. .tg.i
| In duty to suffering humanity, hereby Ger.
| tfy that my wife had u bad cancer on her nose,
l applied to several Doctors but received no
benefit till applied TO DR.. Dcffcbacher in Al.
ton, who cured it perfectly ISAAC MOBILES.
Jersep county, illinois. g.... -.
This will certify that my son was blind for
thirteen months, had tried many remedies,
but all to no effect. then applied to Dr. Def.
fenba cher, in Quincy, III , he cured him we'll
! in six months time, and my son is now going
to school. II. BOYLER
To TIE PUHLlc.--I hereby certify that
have known DR.. Dch'cnba cher for four years
as successful practitioner Of medicine and
have known many cases which had been Civ
en- up as incurablc, and he cured them. l
! would recommend him to the sick wherever
he may reside. PETER CARTRlGT, D. D.
Morgan County, III.
This will certify that have known Dr..
Dehenbacher for long time successful
practitioner Of Medicine having been severe
Iy afflicted my self, we'll as my family and
having employed the Doctor am prepared TO
recommend him to entire confidence Of the
community where he may reside. A volume
might be written in his favor. R. BIRD,
Preacher in charge Decator Circuit Macon
county, Illinois. 80
This will certify that my wife was blind for
three years, in this time applied to our best
Doctors, but received no benefit | then up-
piled to DR.. Defcnba cher. IN Quincy, and he
| cured her that she now secs about as we'll as
ever. WILLIAM CRITS.
Near Mt Pulasky H.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
WIVES AND LADIES.

| Dow jr., in one Of his sermons, says:
The kind Of a wife you want, is one Of
good morals, and who knows how to mend
trowsers-- who can reconcile pealing po-.
tatoes with practical or fashionable piety
who can waltz with the churn dash.
and sing with the tea-kett!e-who under
stands broomology, and the true science of
mopping--who can knit stockings with
out knitting her brows, and knit up her
husbands "raveled sleeve Of care''-who
prefers sowing tears with needle, to
sowing Tears (scandle) with the tongue.
Such is decidedly tetter half. Take
her, if you can get her, when you find
her--let her be up to the elbows in the
suds of a wash tub, or picking geese in
cow stable. q >@,'&271 Lt5"7.1@I DOG .1}1oa
| My hearers, our text speaks Of lady
be sore tub. You may think it absurd,
but let me assure you that a female can
be lady before tub or in the kitchen,
as we'll as in the drawing room or parlor.
| What constitutes a>lady? 1t is not the
costly dress, paint for the cheeks, false
hair, and still falser airs, but it is her.
general portment-hcr Intellectual en-
dowmen,s, and that evidence of virtue
which commands the respect and silent
admiration of the world She would be
recognised as lady at once-it matters
not where or in what situation she be
| Geund--and be regarded as such--wheth-
Ter scorching bed-bugs with red hot po-
.ker, or peaIing 'para,ees" in an attic.--s
All that have further to say. fellow
bachelors is, that when you marry, see
that you get a lady inside and outcome
who knows how to keep the pot boiling,
and Eooks well after her household. So
mote it be- "." + olqmis .3a7HH1y
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lD53NIgy AL, SWl29G s,2.W
DIR. D. b. LEE,

VX7OULD respectfully return his sincese
wv thanks TO the citizens OF Dubuque and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage he has re.
ccived during tie last year and a half and hopes
by strict attention to business, to merit a con-
tinuance Of the same. Heis confident that all
operations upon the Teeth and Gums, will be
performed in a manner that cannot fail to
GOOD assortment OF 'TOOTH POWDERS.
Tooth Brushes. and Tinctures Tor diseased
U-Charges low, and terms easy. q. .s5..,.r
OFFICE at his residence, on Locust street,
five doors north of the Methodist Church,
where he may be found ut all times. 5f.& q
June 7th, 1913 40.tf LH} n ISL .ir ..fieg
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
CAMPAIGN SONGS, No. 3.
Air. "Go to grass"

Wv
The TayI or Wings, since election day
Are still as they had gone to Clay;
They tried their best with one to Thorn # =
But the Taylor Coons couldn't come TO r.
= Chorus. CIcarthe way for Cass and Butler.
The Taylor Coon can't come 10 T.
They sent long Jim from tho Granite State.
'Twere better for him that he held his pate;
For the Railroad trick soon came to light,
And the coons couldn't come to honor bright.
Che. Clear the way for Cass and Butler,
: The Taylor coons can come to T.
They said that they whipt the boys bad,
And they shouted SO much. we thought thoy
q had, esaz..,.re, ,r..s gs4a,,4s
But their shouting came some days too soon,
0, they couldn't come with Taylor coon.
Clio. Clear the way for Cass and Butler,
The Taylor coons can't come to r.
For few weeks more we will give them grass
They'll want some feed, il they run with Cass,
If the coons should die: we woul d miss the fun
So keep them alive for another.run.
Cho. But Iowa is for Cass and Butler, AT
The Tayler coons cant cope 10 T.
Jackson Co. Io,oa, Sept. goth. - 17%
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
THE kIss.-An Austrian nobleman, one

THE kIss.-An Austrian nobleman, one
Of the handsomest and most accomplished
young men in Vienna, was passionately
in love with girl Of almost peerless
beauty. She was the daughter Of a man
Of great rank. and influence at court, and
on these considerations, as. we'll as in re-
gard to her charms, she was followed by
multitude Of suitors She was lovely
and amiable, and treated them with an
atfability which still kept them in her
train, although it was generally known
that she had avowed. a prediction for
the Count, and that preparations were
making for their nuptials. The Count
was Of a refined mind and delicate sensi-
bility; he loved her for herself alone
for the virtues which he believed dwell
in a beautiful, form. Like lover Of
such PROJECTIONS, he never approached her
without timidity, and when he touched
her, fire shot through his veins that
warned him not 10 invade the sanctuary
of her lips. Such were his feelings, when
one night at the house Of his intended
father-in-law a party Of young people
went to celebrate certain festival. SeY-
eralof the young i!ady's suitors were pre-
sent. Forleits, were one, of the pastilnes,
and all went on with the greatest, merri-
ment, till the Count was commanded By
some witty young lady to redeem his
glove, by saluting the cheek his / in
tended bride. The Count blushed..-trsrn-,
ibled advanced to his mistress retfsat-
ed--advanced again and at last, with7a
tremor that shook every fibre ofikis
brain, with modest grace he put, to his;
lips the soft ringlet that played upon her
cheek, and in evident confusion returned
to demand his redeemed pledge g9atss
/ His mistress gaily smiled, and the gamg
went on. One Of her rejected suitors,
WHO was Of IA merry, unthinking DISPOSE
ton, who was adjudgedi.by the same iii.
discreet crier q, the forfeils, s'as his Inst
treat before he hanged hinsell,' . 10 snatch
. kiss from the lips Of the object Of his
vows. "a lively contest ensueds between
the lady and the gentlemen: il lasted for
q minute, when the lady yielded, though
lin the midsteof a conviilsiye laugh, and