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tEpoRrED FOR THE spIRIr OF DEMOCRACY,
s. BY THE MORSE LINE. ss,ea.
ARRIVAL or rHE.ARCTfC. !.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
sg ~ New YORK, August II.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy: q,
The steamer Arctic has arrived. tThe
Africa arrived at Liverpool on heeyening
of the 2eth, and the Baltic on the evening
Of the 99th ult ss s
MARKETS. --Cotton active. Since the
the Europe sailed il has advanced Id.
The sales on Monday and Tuesday a.
mouted TO $4,000 bsles--is, 900 on spec.
ulation. sgs.a
FLOUR inactive and unchanged. Corn
quiet and market bare. a.e
Provisions in request at previous rates.
TALLow slightly advanced. .'.l.at .,
SUGAR steady, Il aaii 8!i 3 t..,4op ges
CoFFEE in retail demand. - '4
q In MoLAssEs there is large business
doing at previous prices. g.
Bullion at Bank has fallen near mil.
lion during the week. ''' ''r 4 y ~
The discovery Of four dead bodies Of
SIR John Franklin's prsy is credited in
England. ,@r,,ss
The French Assembly has proposed an
adjournment from the 10th Of August to
the goth Of October. The deficiency Of
the French revenue is about 59,ooo,ooo
francs. s5s s5,.. *. .....'..,
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For The splrit Of Democracy.

To the Voters of Monroe County: ,.lss
The subscriber has. been induced to Of.
ierhimself as candidate for Probate
Judge, 1t is with the greatest hesitation,
however, that he consents to occupy this
position before the public, and only after
manysand repeated entreaties from his
friends and neigbbors, But believing, as
he has been informed by persons who
know, that he. is sufficiently qualified for
the post, he ventures to make this an,
nonncement. And as it seems fashona-
BILE 70 "bring candidates out"by commu.
nicaiion, he taxes your columns with q
short article, but subscribes il Nth his
proper name. ae Y s@
ishavs been resident Of your county
fortwenty-four years, and have never held
a county Office; and | am a mechanic, and
have been laboring man ever since |
have been within the limits Of Monroe,
These ofthemselyes are not sufficentrea-
sons for elechng man to office; but
wherslother, things are equal, and oppo-
nents have been olfice-holders. il seems to
me that il ought to weigh something. 3a'
In case you elect me your Probate Judge
shall employ competent clerk to keep
the records. ifit should be the duty ofthis
Judge ,osmske any part Of the records.
Relieving I, As i large majority Of the de-.
mocracy believe, that Conventions for
county officers are improper and should
not be held, and seeing the strongest sup.
portersof Conventions bolt whenever it
suits their purpose, will not abide the
decision Of any Convention, but shall
avail, the peoples decision on the ed
Tuesday Of October.
a1,t JOHN X. LYNCH.
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NEW CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.

=
We have already announced that the
convention of Virginia, which has been
sitting at Richmond during the last eight
months, had at length agreed upon the
form of new constitution for that State,
and brought the session to close.
The Richmond, Times epitomizes some
Of the most important provisions OF the
new constitution, as follows:
Nearly all State and county officers are
to be elected by the people, including the
governor and lieutenant governor, the
Judges of the supreme, district, and circuit
courts; and the justices Of the peace, Com
monweallh's attorneys, clerks, and sher-
Thelegislature is to be apportioned the
house Of delegates on the suffrage basis
with a western majority. Of fourteen, and
the Senate with an eastern majority of ten,
which arrangement is to continue until
1865, when the Legislature may agree upon
a new, ,apportionment, or submit the ques-
tionsof basis to thepeople. l4op sgn
Taxes are to be al uaiorem, except that
slaves under twelve years OF age are ex-
empted, White males twenty-one years
old are to pay capitation tax equalto the
tax on S4OO worth Of land. Slaves over
twelve years Of age are not to pay more
than the tax on $500 worth Of land, And
licenses, incomes, and salaries may be
taxed al the discretion oi the legislature.
Seven per cent. Of the existing debt OF
the State. and Of every future debt, is 10
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INFORMATION MATTED

'Of two boys George and Gardner Merrill
of the ages Of rs and l3 years respective.
~. Nothing has been heard of them since
their separation from their mothers fami.
ly on the 18th oflast January. Any per.
son who can give even the slightest infor.
nation respecting them, BY writing to
I" Mrs Emily E. Powell. Lincoln, Morrow
County. Ohio; care of Jabez Wood, p. NJ
will confer great favor on an anxious
mother. Editors who feel disposed, will
greatly oblige by giving This an insertion
in their papers. ~ h.sna.aM aA ni tnillhs 4
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coNM1ssIoNER

COMMISSIONER,
Mr.. EDIToR-You are requested to announce
the name of ~
- JACOB TSCHAPPAT,
OF Switzerland township. as . candidate for Com.
missioner Of Monroe County. subject to the deci.
zion Of the Democratic Convention.
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q; i pair WOO, j sa'' ''esl''s' .Ig 4, lss e
Best pound linen sewing thread f.
Best 81 psie wooI.p 81 milton. f'l~
| I'd = de- ~ BIZ lyeNs so
FRUIT.
! On sccount Of there being nearly . total lailure
of the fruit crop. in hi. eo,inty, tho Board have
0'' offered SR%pEs RIss .sI %sp 5eSi VINE ''
Best collection Of grapes grown iptbs open ar 9
Be- i gallon Of s.A- pure juice e' =: sr.ps
| FIELD CROPS.
Be. crop of wheat. not less than acre 50
Best crop of corn. not less Than scfs o
Best crop Of oats. not Ie.s thM acre
ID do q
Best crop Of potss,es. mot less than acre
Best scre of iuoihy hay; the crop to be
weighed iH October or November s
"a do tt@ %
/, Best a acre Of tobacco. as to texture and
quantity. to be weighed after handed
Beet acre of clover seed
Bes, acre Of :imothy seed
/
The Secretary w.s directed to enter The follow
| ing orders the Journal:
| Ordered, That the premiums on Corn, Clover
and Timothy seeds be awarded on the ls day OF
I December; ard Oh Tobacco on the fiist Wcdises-
d.y in March, g8 Bs 3 26a. 6,
Ordered, That the election Of officers be held on
The 2nd day Of the Fair.
/ Ordered, That John Kerr and J. X. Morri. be
committee to procure some one TO deliver an adj
| dress a some time during +
t. Ordered. That the pupiG be solicited 10 exhibit
ARTICLES for which premiums are not offered
| Oydered, That the awarding committees report
their decisions to The Board Of Managers, and that
The President draw on the Treaurer for the preiri
| ums ifl-lil1 i8 Jfi2 f3
= O,Jered. That the following gentlemen be md
they sre hereby appointed TO fil the various COM
mttees for thr first annual exhibitions:
Committee on oCatiie--Thos, Orr, VIM, Myer !,
Owen j. Jones,
Committee on Sheep-Aigeo, Chss. MrGonagic
Thomas Griffith y 70 Sl,' lh4
On S.cine--James Walton. John okey, Iosepa
HINES. 3l.H faa $3.50 t1 l'-
On Horses and JNules-John T. WilIiamsnn,
Thos Mitchell. Arthur Smyih.
Piotcs and HauoUs- Henry Crum. Dsac Barn.
hard, Charles Afford
Piowing JNateh-B R. briggs, James sisllings.
Israel D. Riley. $3.50, a
Butter and Cheese--Wm. okey, J. r. Randolph.
A. D. briggs.
Domestic Mdnuf facfmes-Isaac Welsh, T. f3en-
ninghaus, Judge Davenport.
Grapes and Wme-W. +. Sinclair, N. Walter.
- Frederick Frick. $40
Tobacco Judge Davenport. T. Benninghaus.
Isaac Welsh
Hay, Clouer Seed and Timothy Seed Henry
! Ford, Henry Slime. J. w. Wheeler.
Other Field Crops-T. A. Way, David Sampson.
Joseph, Morris.
onimitee Of arrangements John Kerr, b. r.
briggs, 8. G Smith. N. HOLSTER, John Steed,
John A. Davenport A. D. briggs, F. Kuehser,
H. Holland. Vim. c. Kmkwood, E. Salisbury,
D. Khkbride, Jeremiah Okey. w goldman Okey,
Jr, J.F. Randolph.
B. HUGHES, Pre.r.
JAS. R. MoRRrs, Sec'ry
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CLERK.

Etift2 CLERK.
Dt- We are authorized TO announce
I. JEDIDIAH G.. FLEMING,
as candidate for CLERK OF the Court ol Common
Pleas If Monroe county, at the ensuing October
election, subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. M s 7s.as,. 5b,
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UOsEPH JEFFRIES' ESTATE Notice is
- hereby given. that the undersigned has been
appointed aud qualified adm,nistI ator, with the
will annexed, OF the estate Of Joseph Jefries. late
of Monroe county. deceased. t.a.,ae., f.s
THOMAS MCMAHON, Il y
Aug. Is. 1851. .1ss Admf.
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c. We are authorized to announce
a JOHN GIBSON,
as candidate for Sheriff of Monroe County, Al
the next October election.
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i. REPRESENTATIVES,
o. We are snthorized'to announce
JAMES OKEY,

10 candidate for re election, 70 represent thu
county of Monroe, in the next General Assembly
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Conven
ton.
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nj We are authorized to annour

o. We are authorized to announce
STEPHEN DOUGHERTY, ..
of Wayne township, as candidate for Commits.
sioner of Monroe County. at the next October
election, ,-.9 M
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best mich COW "T %
I'd do
The cow to be fed on grass only, during the trial;
the trial to be made for ten successive days in the
months of May and Augusl--the last ten days OF
each MONTH
II Statement TO be furnished containing, LIST
The age and breed of COW, and time of calving.
I'd. The quantity OF milk in weight, and also
Of butter during each period Of ten days.
Sd. The statement to be verified by the affida
vii Of competitor, and one other person conversant
with the facts. t7@- 'b4 t-tt
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y, Ma. ErirnR-Piease announcs 5a
j heq JEREMIAH HOLLTSTER,
ss candidate for Probate Judge at the octobe
Election.
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o. We are authorized to announce -.,.
f d sa5q JOEL F. RANDOLPH,
as q candidate for the office OF Probate Judge At
the ensuing October election, subject to the deci.
sion of the Democratic Convention. e
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hy-Wa are authorize d to arnounce
JOHN M. KTRKBR

l4lI JOTiN NJ. NINNDNIDE, .tF
as candidate for the office OF Clerk oi the Court.
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Con.
venton. i.ga ,9&ga
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f5ae CLEVELAND, August l2.
Wheat freely offered at sc cents, and
will probably drop to 62. mlsesI
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October Z Election.
r16TnIcT yUpoH.

!, COL. WILLIAM G. WALTON.
- candidsta for Judge Of the court Of Common
pleas for The Second Subdivision, (composed Of
the counties or Guernsey, Belmont ssd, Monroe,)
Of the eighth Judicial District; subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic District Convention.
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Mr.. EpIToR-P Please announce the name Of
" ara JAMES N. SIMMONS,
as candidate for the office OF Sheriff. at the en-
suing election, by request Of many voters.
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w. w. LIVINGSTON,
asa cadidate Tor the Office Of Probate Judge, for
Monroe county, subjertto The decision Of Dem
ocratic Convention, should there be one this fall
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PROBATE JUDGE

05-iWe ere authorized to announce the name o
,s3 WILLIAM d. PATTON,
as . candidate for Probate Judge at the next Oc.
tober election. l
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TREAsuRER.

o. We are authorized to announce = y -
EDWARD SALISBURY, d6
as candidate for the ofire of Cdunty Treasurer.
for Monroe county, subject 10 the decision of the
Democratic Convention. 'f.'V
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a. STATE SENATOR.
Ma. EprreR--Y You will please announce
8 .st JAMES R.MORRIS. Ml

as candidate for Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District, composed Of iheseounties Of Guernsey
and Monroe; subject toIsbs decision Of the DEM
ocratic District Conveniion.t fAs 'ssgss Y 9si "a
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MARRIED--On Thursday last, by
Rev. W. A. Davidson. Mr.. JAMES Al.
vAueHN and Miss DEsoaAH JErrnIEs, all
OF dis county. W " S 4. ~ E ~. s
DIED n Miltonsburgh, on The 5th ult,
JossrH, sop sof John b Adds, aged 4
years. 4 s. - ssssss !.
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Molssses, Sugar, Rice. Common Tobacco, andtlss
KIRKBRfDE'9
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SHERIFF..
Ilthnrized IN an

81 SHERIFF.
gy- We are authorized to announce
5a MARSHAL MORROW.
as candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at the en-.
suing election. a.e
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Z Or We are authorized to announce
sa SIMON DRUM, Esq.
as candidate for the Office Of county Treasurer
at the next October election.
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or We are authorized to announce ..9,k ( J,
i CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, Esq, III,
of Seneca township, asa candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. M IA a sre.qss n - VRse
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Or We are authorized 10 announce H9
ELIHU NORRIS, Esq,
iof Perry township, as candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. ''' ~,
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pleas for The Second Subdivision, (composed o
the counties Of Guernsey, Belmont and, Monroe,
Of the eighth Judicial District; subject to the de
cisian Of the Democratic District Convention.
a. STATE sBNA3cR.
Ma. EprraR-- You will please announce
g af JAMES r. MORRIS, M1 ~
ss candidate for Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District. composed Of theseounties Of Guernsey
and Monroe; subject togsbs decision Of the Dem
ocratic District Conventions ~ 9sis
.s REPRESENTATIVE. teis.f1
Oo- We are snthorizedsto announce Hst Il
JAMES OKEY, a'is'
10 candidate for re electi61, TO represent the
county of Monroe, in the next General Assembly,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Conven-
ton.
PROBATE JUDGE.
0o-tWe are authorized to announce the name oi
WILLIAM d. PATTON,
as candidate for Probate Judge at the next Oc-
tober election.
0o- We are authorized TO announce ~.
+ 81 tstg JOEL F. RANDOLPH,
As candidate for the Office OF Probate Judge At
the ensuing October election, subject to the deci.
sion Of the Democratic Convention. e
x Ma. ERROR Please announcs "a
j heF JEREMIAH HOLLISTER,
ss candidate for Probate Judge at the October
Election.
I MK MosRIs Please announce the name Of
w. w. LIVINGSTON, Il
asa cadidate Tor the Office Of Probate Judge, for
Monroe county, subjertto the decislon Of Dem
ocratic Convention, should there be one this fall
or We, are authorized to announce \, .n,s
! CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, Esq, III,
of Seneca township, as candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. .a IA 10 1e.4e. n K4e
UJ-We are authorized 10 announce "a
ELIHU NORRIS, Esq,
of Perry township, as candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
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Taxes for 1851.

HlHE Taxes for Monroe County, Ohio. for the
Il year 1851, on every hundred dollars OF tax
able property are as follows, to witt
STATE LEVY.
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wrote across the face of the paper, ii;
large letters, 'satisiied,' and then,
lianGinS it to his son, said
Take it to her, Henry, and say to
her, THAI it had eivrn way to ml
ceilings, l would have done this &
ear ago. And now, let me spcal
a.. word for your ear. Never again
n this life, may young woman cross
our path, whose character is s,
teelly grounded in virtue, who is s.
cure, 80 unscifsh, SO devoted in he.
love, so strong in her good purposes
Her position is humble. hut. in life.
companion. We want personal excel.
lences. not extraneoua social adjuncts.
You have my full consent to win, i
YOU can this sweet h,wer, blooming
by the way side. a proud day will
it be for me, when ! can call her my
daughter. I have long loved her as
SUCH
More welcome words than these
Mr.. Green could not have SPOKEN to
his son. They were like n response
10 his own feelings. He did not,
however make any answer, but took
he co ,tract in silence and quickly
left the room. The reader can eas:-
~ anticipate what fyllow,d. Mary
lid not 70 back to Lowell. A year
wards she was introduced to o
select circle of friends in Boston as
the wife of Henry Green, and she is
now the warmly esteemed friend and
companion Of some CT the most ;ntelli.
gent, refined, right.thinkipg, and
tight. feeling people in that city
Her husband has seen no reason to
repent of his choice.
AS for old Mr.. Bacon. his farm
has continued to improve in appear
ance and value ever since his daus
ter laid off tho mortgage; aud as Ie,s,
once, for All, baI.issbA Liquor from, his
,konses be g % ss,ss I llllas lls s;lis
isst Il
ss,es eflcsssah
3,3fscss sslas s M al;
!a'ia y q s. . sss s|sl
neighborhnna. ss
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From the Now York sunday Ti,naa. tsis
Throne nIsd Treasures CA Ssr-
e2aIanpalUs.

MFR. Lnyar,l, the great 0rientaliat,
is now in Assyria, illustrating the
prophecies and establishing the, trntha
Of sacred history by the most remark.
able discoveries that have ever result
ed from antiquarian research. His
last letters to his scientific friends, in
England, announce the cxhumation Of
the throne Of Sardanapalus, the last
If the Assyrian kings, from the rnins
of his palace. at Nimroud or Nine
veh. The principal material of the
throne. Mr.. Layard says, is Ivory,
the ornaments Of gold. Traces Of
the cloth with which it was drapcd
remain, and the gold thread with
which the cloth was sewn and en-.
hr"dcred, ia still in q good state of
preservation. although full three thou
sand years must have elapsed since
the work was executed.
In tho same ruin in which the
throne WIS discovered, misccllanc-
ons collection of rich armor. antique
vessels. costly apparel, and other
treasures we're found. and an Eng
lisn paper SAYS their perplexing con.
fnsi"n is perfectly unaccountah!c.--
We do not think 80 ut all. Tho ru.
lcrs of q bescisea city, preparing to
escape from lis walls, would naturally
heap thri. treasures together in this
way for the purrosc of bearing them
off, an ohjcc, which conld hardly be
accomplished, however, if the irrup-
ton Of the enemy vas rs sudden and
overwhelming as the prophecy of
Nahum against Nineveh would lead
us to suppose. There is yet another
solution Of the difficulty, suggested by
young Oricntalist, and founded or
passage of Dintorus Siculus. Sar.
danapalus, when the Mlcdes, under
Arbaces, entered Ninevch, through a
breach in its walls caused by n sud.
den rise Of the Euphratcs, collected
all his valuables, his ves.ncnts, his
armor, his gold and silver vessels,
&C., into one vast funeral pile, on tho
summit OF which hc seated himself
and his wives, concubiucs, servants,
ennuchs, and causing the torch to be
applied, the whole was consumed. -
BHron's magnificent drama Of 'Sar
dannpalus,' it will be rccollecsea, te,<
inmates with this grand conp de thea.
ire, tho poet, however. for the sake
OF dramatic effect, representing the
only companion of the monarch TO
have been*a favorite cnncnbine. Tho
passage from the Roman historian is
given in the following condensed foraa
BY an English paper:
'Diodorus relates that one ct the
tenuchs, not yet tired Of iiso, or at
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inscriptions and o:les lsIisiia g. I; Il gss
sta been one Of the palaces 81 Ills
nsis Assyr;an, altlionsss it ,.ls Eaf;s6
i,aas been the one in y lleh tile ra ! 81
auto 9a q teak pl8es.
g startling discovery, conaissaaatesy
ofthe truth of the buek Of .Jonoi,.
hasbcen made by Mr.. Layarsi. In
excayating the city of Ninevell, lie
discovered the name of Jonai, inserib.
cd upon the ruins. That nrolliecy.
as our readers know, was sent sos:.s,. ia. III
nounce to the rcoTle Of Nneyel, tie
destruction of The city. God re.
pentcd him of the doom he had pro..
n"unced, and spared tho city, for
that timc. Jonah then became tho
prophet of Ninevch, and was rcvered.
by the inhabitants. As was the
Oriental custom, they, doubtless, in,
scribed his name in CONSPICUOUS
places on the walls of the public cdi.
iices, and the inscriptions engraved
by Assyrian hands, a thousand wears
before the Christian era, have been
f"nnn by Mr.. Layard. This issone
of the most exit anrdinarr demonstra.
tons of the accuracy of Biblical bisto.
ry we have ever heard Of
As yet we have only seen the be.
ginning ofthe end. The city Of Mn
cveh has scarcely yet been entered:
and when the excavations shall have
been conplcted,2if Maloraetan iea!-
eusy shonld ever permit that coasrm.
nation, NC may eSpect ilustrat ;ons
of tho prophecies tdst viii strike 5he
wcrlG with ave and wonder.
Great credit is due to British rov.
ernment for the mnniiccnt spirit they
have exhibited in aiding the lafors Of
Mr.. Layard. placing st lis command
vessels for tho navigation of The En.
pirates, conveying to EngIani the.
magnificent sculptures which he has
discntombed, and affording him every
facility which money OF British au.
thority could secure.
~~-e~>r-->~->s-st tss-.s--se>-s-S~ * "a
A friend recently In town from ihsh
West, mentions tho following apccsloia:
a somewhat free ifinkar 4. &. s.,iuesssy
on his daughters twelfth birth daS,
purchased liogsbea,l ofife bourbon
whiskey" of THAI gintss which lie s5,la.
ccsl IN his cealar.,a I'd ,sssacsss on Tie
dny when tie same s!narhia sslnuid !la
married. No p,a.sa Years rolled
round, hrfnra that Din fpy day arriisad.
| The fntiier, aflerih ceremony, ,,ccors-
| panfed hy s1mn friends, rnpairetll is tic
eellar. ai,i eiappesl the hoaai,aaa. lsigh
| up at FIRST, b,i; sfadtlaliy lower ard
lower, as he fannd. OH ssiseaFiasn,
that il wouldn't RIM 3.t l0sf, When
he had neatly resalird laa iassson,. d
i5slnggish stream exutlssi. tsayell, rssw,
3snid he,in u tar,o si lsnaif aiflssscte,l woatsar
who'd ha' gat so lnsg ssFos,, just stfaS
ON u Z! lie had sss,ei ii rather
sIpastly thar he sFss 81 81; s,lsl,
y 80. 81 < t5sE sy