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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25
THE BENEFITS OF EADtERTIsrNG.

WE learn that DR.. s r Townsend has sold out the good
w will of his arsapara business, including machinery
This illustration of the advantages and benefits of ad
vertising. The purchasers Messrs Nestramd Bach
understand employed the celebrated Chemist DE- James r.
Chiffon who will hereafter have the compromising depart
ment under his Immediate supervision They are men
of enterprise and WILL doubt sustain the of this
celebrated medicine, which has the reputation being
The popretors understand article
stand in all climates any length of time, which have
doubt Of when manufactured by practical chemist
Professor Chiffon, who is well known be
chemists in this country.
The public hereby notified that the preparation extern
srely known Dr. 5. Z. TowNsENDs CoMpouND EXTRACT
supervision from the ORIGINAL REcIrE obtained from dr.
s F. Townsend, and certify that is composed of ngre
the ingredients are judicousy compounded, obtain
from them their greatest medicinal effects
New York, February, 1850
The undersigned wholesale Druggists in the city of New
for several years, and consider it the O
ginal and Genuine Dr. Iownsends sarsapara and that it
Boyd Paul ID "n0'r 'ha' L'h'
Leeds s Hazard, l2l Maiden Lane.
John Garlic Co., 15S Water-st
NJ. Ward Co., 81 Maiden Lane.
J. & J. F. Trippe e, % y, Maiden aid Lane.
Osgood & Jennings, lss Pearl-st.
r. B. Havand Co.. Office III Broadway
Thomas & Maxwell Sc William-st.
William Undcrhill, Jr, 1S3 Water-st.
David r. Lanman, SO Water-st.
Marsh & Northrop, 69 Pearst.
Norton, Babcock s. Wood, 139 Maiden Lane
Penfold, Clay & CO., 4 Fieehcr-st.
Olcott, McKesson & Co., 127 Maiden Lane
A. B. s. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton-st
Schieffelin Brother & Co.. l04 and LOG John-st
Lewis & Price 55 Pearl-st.
Havland, Reese & Co., 80 Maiden Lane.
RushtOn, Clark Co., ITO Broadway. 10 Astor
House. and 273 Broadway. corner Chambcrs-st.
Philip ScheHeln Co., I07 Water-st.
Pou s. Paanca. SO John-st.
Sherwood s Coffin, Ga Pear-st.
Rust & IioughtOn. SO John-st
/. Minor s. Co., 2l4 Fulton-st.
Ingcrsoll & Brother. 230 Pearl-st.
Joseph t. Trippe. l2s Maiden Lane.
IIaydock. CorlieS & Clay, 21S Pearl-st.
(;reencuf s. knsley. 45 tourtlandt-st.
Dr. A. c. EVANS s. BROTHER are the only whoesais
and retail agents. here for Dr. s. p Townsends Inpro-
we'd Extract of Saraparla where may Mt all times
large and select stock of Drugs Medicines Paints Patent
Medicines, and the many fancy articles usually kept in the
largest establishments l-ts -.
Wilmington, n. c.. June 2S 1850 ~-. d.. 42-tf
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Terms OF subscription.

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at 10 p. NJ
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fore the time of closing the mails
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.

DAINFs! Paints; White Lead, Chrome Green, and
Yellow, Ventan Red. Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochrc,
Linseed and Train Oils, Putty ra9 Bine Fire proof
Paint, Brushes, Sc Sc. For sale at the lowest briees
~ u s@ VIM H. LfPPlTT;
.s.s .- Druggist and Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25

T AMP Ofi.-Winter bleachcd Sperm and Whale OIL al
IL ways on hand. For sale low by
WM II. LIPPITT,
Druggist and Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25

SAVAGE & MEARES,
GENERAL Commission Merchants and Auction
VI EERs, Wilmington, N. c.
EDWARD SAVAGE. GASToN MEARES
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MARTIN d CRONLY,
A UCTIONEERS AID Commission Merchants,
"A Wilmington, n. c.
A MARTIN M. CRoNLY.
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g. D. L..
HATCH & BURBANK,
TXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Tobacco
w Cigars, and Snuff Front-street Wilmington, N. c.
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CARD.
IAVING been appointed Agent for North Carolina the
undersigned is prepared to furnish to the trade
The Gentemans Monthly Magazine of Fashions and Cos
TUNES de Paris containing five steel plate engravngs;
three eoeEed plates of Fashions and plates of Models
for Gamentswith two full sized patterns thin
paper. Price 81 per published every month. Com
muneaons postpaid addressed to shall be promptly
attended to. CHARLES BARR
Wilmington, N c., April is. 1851 32-tf
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of N s. Neal and Benjamin White is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All the debts due said
firm, and liabilities, to be closed by Nathaniel S. Neal
transfer of the same having been made to him.
-.-..-.- NATHANIEL S. NEAL.
March %, 1851 3I-3t
NEGROES WANTED. S&
WE will pay the highest market price for prime "a
w Negro men. Apply to - q.
April H. 1851 Stiff
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
1.-TWO competent Blacksmiths. aged from 25 to 35, ~
l. and good Wheelwright For such will suit, "a
we will pay the highest cash price. q
o. E. G.. HOLMES. ~
April H. 1851 31-tf
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o. d G. HOLMES,
TXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Domestic
w Goods Groceries. Wines, Liquors. Provisions &c.,
corner of Water and Princess Streets, Wilmington, n G.
Feb. II, 1851 23-Iy
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j NJ. ROBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
i Nails, &c. Front-street doors South of Market VII
mingtOn, n. C.. I30yElyI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25

ROUND SLAVES! ROUND SLAVES!
WOOD continues to manufacture his unsurpassed pat
IL. ent Round Shaves, and keeps constantly on hand
full supply at his shop Waer-sree Nutts wharf and
street.
Axes repaired in the best MANNER at tho shortest notice
L. WOOD
Wilmington, n c., Jan'y g. 1871 17-6m*
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CAUSE & BOWDEN,
COMMISSION Merchants and General Agents,
~ Wilmington, n. c.
THos. F. CAUSE, JOHN G. BowDEN.
REFEREES.
Gen. ALEX. MCRAE, President w. & r. r. r..
o. G. PARSLEY. President of Commercial Bank.
i. p. HALL, President Bank of the State
JOHN DAWSON, Merchant.
j. s. d. MCRAE & Co, Merchants.
p. X. DICKINSON & Co.. Merchants. [l3y7-ly]
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,
XTHOIES ALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
rertumery Patent Medicines sc. &c, corner Of Front and
arkct-streets nmsdiae opposite SIIAws old stand NJ
mingtol, \. c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25

A.. MELVIN, w. NJ. MONROE.
MELVIN s. MONROE.
GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants,
VI Wilmington N. c. Prompt attention will be paid to
all business entrusted to their
EB- Store first door below London's Building.
April IL 1851 3l-4t
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DURNING FInid.-A lot of Patent Burning Fluid. just
u received from Baltimore. Warranted best quality
For sale by VIM II. LlPPlTT,
= Druggist and Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25

C.. MYERS,
and Dealer in Hats Caps, Umbrel-
1NI las and Walking Canes every description, whole
sale and retail North side street. Wilmington N e.
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NEW Goods.-The subscribers opening thei,
~ Spring Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Cut
lery Wood and Willow Ware.
ALSO.-A lot of China, Glass and Earhen Ware
They will be glad their old Especially the
paying ones at their Store North side of Market Street
Four Doors from the River.
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD,
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HANSLEY a. CURRIE,
PETTENCOURT'S Corner. Wilmington, N G., Deal
u ers in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery
3lOow-ware, Wood and Willow-ware Medicines Pills,
Pain Killer No g. Sc They will give prompt attention to
the sale of all kinds of Country Produce, and will make
liberal advances any articles to them for sale
Feb. 7tb 1851, 22-6m
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A. ] J. NJ MONK
GRADY Is MONK,
COMMISSION Merchants, and Dealers In Dry
u Geeds Groceries, &c., Halls Building, North Water
Street, Wilmington n. C.
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of all kinds of
Country Produce which may be sent to their
April /, 1851 3Otf
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ALEX. MacRAE, Jr.,
IMPORTER of China, Glass and EarthenNvare, and
wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of Farming I'M
pemcm South side of Market-street, Wilmington, n C.
Nov. s, 1850 9u
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EDWARD CANTWELL,
A TTORNEY at Law, Wilmington. n. c.
n Office Market-street opposite the Carolina Hotel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

eign invasion, and awaiting the charge
But aIlthis jdicture. the douehty capinih was
nowhere 10 be found. The valiant Colonel
had ridden up and down the line in search
him !; but at lenglh he espied in the distance
dir-covered head bobbing up and down
occasionally froniihe ground whose con,in-
ualions were evidently busy engaged in
finding the bottom Of a deep hole. ln the
summe r-tide Of passion, the Colonel rode
up TO The spot and exclaimed :'"Whm thc
devil arc you doing in'lharhole. Capt Tink,
er !? Why are you not attlle head of your
troops :" Troops be d-d!" replied The
Capt. "lt's their business to take care Of
themselves; this is my hole; dug j. last
night, and the cussed Britishers can,ht ne
if they kin-TeI EN- shue Let the troops
git under their sandbank if they don't want
TO ge, hit: they've 60, one !" Wasn't this
an exhibition of the better part of valor' in
commanding officer? f-'.- ;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
VOL. 3..--N0. 3. 40

laced, well dressed boy or girl there. 10 bep
from the Stranger, where the. only possible
reason for giving would be. thai lhey look.
SO happy and comfortable. Let yourselves
be caught in one OF the 'guieless'' noun
'ar cottages, and you wilipay price in the
morning, such MS you would hardly in the
best hotels Of the CITIES.
All this is quite natural, in country
which is the highway ard place Of amuse.
ment Tor all nations, ard which is poor
enough Itself and is not at all to be com.
pIained CT by the traveller. il is only worth.
knowing, as fact. The Swiss are GER
'aInly a mfrceaary people, and no apology
canirce them, entirely, lrom the charga.---
thrifty, brave faithful. they have always
been too ready TO sell the use cf iheir viz
tues, TO any sorI Of bidder a, this very
moment, the worsl despmism ia Europe. one
which in lis upheard Of bar5ariics and op.
preston, has cal led rorth an indignant, .ap-
peal from High Tory member oi The
English House Of Commons, tie NcepoA.
Ia" Gorerameat, is alone supported on The
bayoncts Of Swiss Republicans. During
my journey. + was struck with this. The
whole attention of the public and the naws-
papers were concentrated on the question
OF the Relugees-that is, whether the poor
exiles from tyranny should be expelled l.olo
Switzerland. a; the demand CT Austria and
Prussia. The result was, that in a private
way every one Of them, nearly, was safely
seen, oal ofthe cou niry, and made to seek a
new home again.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
OCTOBER 20. 1851. !. % :, q .o ... ao E. Il. sa 'a

was aboutio dev5uf pI0nged my dag.
ger into her neck. "a ppnr creature roll.
ed over, ouiteriDgla CO l6af ffoze my hearl.
Shelmadea no altel'tt q avehge, my blow.
but looked mildly utpb nae niher dying
agony I, | would hav gwen all The world 10
have recalled her 10 4 ii Il was as if had
murdered friend, Some French soldiers,
who discovered my sigpal, found me some
hours ader. wcepilis bg The side of her
dead dody."
"Ah, welIp' said ae. bficr a mourniuI 81.
lence," al have been 81 the wars Of Ger.
many, Spain, RtuS<id md France, bu. |
never saw anything sIintproduced such SEN
sa,ions as The desert Oh, how beautiful it
was!''
"whai reeIingl did Il sxci,el" asked I.
Feelings thathrd nolto be Spoken" said
the soldier, soleAnIy II do not always
regret my clusieF p palm-trces and my
panther; bpt sou;9lin,eslheir remembrance
makes me sad. l iEe desert there is every
hing and there Is ahag',s .@2
"What do you mean BY lha,?" 'd
81 cannot tell he said, impatiently. AZ
ter a pause, he added, "God is there without
man."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
TuEDwELLERsIN IN TIE ALPs.

Mr.. G. l.. Brace, whose imprisonment and
adventures in Hungary have placed him
prominently before the American public,
within the past few months, writes as fol.
lows 10 the Hartford Times, in regard 10
the people Of the Alps: ,11a"hh a..I
suppose most of u.s. from French 70.
mances, or some equally reliable source,
have a2vegue impression of The simplicity
and unworIdly innocent nature oflne dwell
ersin the Alps, Wepicture u beautiful pas,
ioraI life Of people unspoilt by the world,
amid those mighty works of nalure-guile;
less shepherds in broad Swiss bonnrts, and
Chumois hunters. who lalkin simple rural
Style. The truth is. however, they ARE one
of the sharpeSt people on the earth; lhey
ouldo the Yankees in, making
caplaI"of their grand mopntaips and wa
,erfalIs,n There is no glen SC, remote where
you will not find short ways" of flushing
Swiss scenery Mdpaying rahcs, You cam
not escape 10 "a solitude, ,sp, wild that liNlC
boys with wooden chanoS, or girls with
lunches Of anwers, or men with plans and
drawings, do not follow you, bpw'mg ht
prices in your oars. You seulc yourse
down, by 4 wild waterfall, 70 enjoy tho soil
lary scene by ypprself, and you will not b
lhl re fifteen minutes without having, u poiit
offer from above 10 lei oul tho waler al S
much run! rrl ...I ,.,......,,
You ascend q lofty mountain peak, wit
tho snow around you, and the clouds be
meath, and youw be sure TO find rpddy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

GRATITUDE.--The Gazette man at Kal-
mazoo has grateful hearI. He winds up
a stirring appeal 10 his delinquent subscri-
bers, in the course o! which he. says-hc has
not realized cenwfTvnrh his Subscription in
many weeks, by the following handsome re-
Waclion ...I.o ana.
p. S. We stopthe press to announce a
qualter Of mutton, the sheep having been
killed by the dogs, aud, the subscribers
family being squeamish about such things,
he thought he would bring ito the printer
Now won'lwe feast day or twol The
boys are into the types with new visor Go
It ye half starved imps, there's a "good
time coming" lr. ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

APPLEs FOR HUMAN FooD.-The impor-
lance Of apples. as food, has ncI hitherto
been sufficiently understood. Besides con-.
ribulng large portion Of sugar, mucilage,
and other nulritiye ma,ier, in the form Of
food, ,hcy contain such a fine combination
Of vegetable acids eXlrac,ve substances, and
aromatic principles, with the nptrijyc mat
Ter as to ACT powerfully in th9 capacity Of
refreshments, toncs and anliscp,ics; and,
when freely used al tho season oil rip4nass,
by rurai laborers and others, thgy prevent
debility, strengthen digestion, correct the
petreiacIivo tendencies OF nirogenous food,
the powers Of productive labor The op.
eraliyes Of Cornwall in England considered
ripe apples nearly as nourishng as bread
and more 60 than potatoes. In the year
1910, year of scarcity. oppIcs instead Of
being converted into cider, were sold to the
poor; and the laborers asserted liat thcy
could stand to their work on baked apples
without meat. whereas polgioc die. re-
CURED either meat or fish," The French
and Germans use apples extensively; indeed
tits rare they sill down in the rural districts
without them in some shape or olhcr cyan
a, the best tables. The leboYers and me-.
chancs depend on them to very great cx-
tent, as an article CT food. and irt qqenty
dine on sllccd apples and byaaA.' &jcwl1
with rice, rtd-cabbage, carrots, crby them
selves with alittle sugar and milk. they make
both q pleasant and nul,liOuS dish If cur
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

The COOLEST MAN,-Ofa all cool seC-pos.
scssed men, the Printer stands prc.eminent
Surrounded by Editors, Authors. Professors,
Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers and
Mechanics. all in the highest state Of irriIa-
bllity in consequence Of theu various and
repeated disuppoinlmcn,s; the Printer with
smiling. placid countcnance, calmly surveys
his rufiied customers, and succrssively gives
TO each an uneXcepionabe and soothing
misunderstanding them that his failure 10
keep his engagements, has been occosioncd
by certain unforeseen or unavoidable cir.
cumsanccs diSappoinuments or disasters,
the like Of which never before has occurred
and never will occur again .a"..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

~
\ A warm and drowsy sweetness
Is stealing DER my brain; .a....
see no more the Danube
Sweep through The royal plain
hear no more the peasan, girl
Singing amid The grain!
Soft silvery wings, moment
Seem resting on my brow;
Again hear The water.
But It's voice is deeper now, b.,
And The mocking bird and orole
Are sitting on the bough!
The elm and linden branches
~ Droop close and dark o'erheud, sr
And the foaming (oresi-brooklet
Leaps down lis rocky bed;
Be sill, my heart! the seas are passed
'a The paths of home Tread
The showers Of creamy blossoms
Are on the linden spray,
And down the clover meadow
They heap the scented hay,
And glad winds loss the forest leaves,
All the bright summer day.
Old playmaics bid me welcome
. Amid your brother band,
Give ME the old affection
The glowing grasp Of hand
worship no more the realms of old
Here is my Fatherland!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
hEMARhABLra ESCAPE lOFI "a PRJS-
.,. -.a ....I,e ,ONER., .,,,,,,. .,... 49,.

f.. Holt escaped from the Trenton. N. r.
Jail on Monday in remarkable n,inu6rp
The prIsonervthe stale Gaze,le says, toccu.l
pied one of The lower cells in the middle,
wing lie had taken up a part of the Goor
or hls cell and dug down pcrpendcnIar'
depth OF seven feet The foundation walr
is about six feet below The surface. He bnr-
r9~ed under The wall, and up to the surface,
ol me ground on The outside. This brough,
ann into the yard Of the prison. Then. by
means of a'loddtr made Of pieces Of rcbc
and bedding, and the Stats from The bottom,
o. hls bunk, with hooks on the end made of
na',s, he scaled the outside vail. lie had
10 throw the ladder 10 The t0p-ihe hooks
caught in the coping and Ter reaching
the iop. he reversed his ladder and e, him.
sell down on the outside. A course of stone
Is 'aid lam, diaiely under The floor of lhe
cells These were removed. put on his
bunk, and carefully covered over with the
bedding The digging was performed with
a bed screw. and thin pieces Of board were
used ior shoveIng up The dirt. All The dirt,
thrown out on the cell floor was put there on
Sunday after six O'Clock in the eyening-thc
hour Il which the cells were fastened for.
The night. After he got down some five
ieo', he made a ladder 10 get in and oul of
The hole with the dirt in pail, 10 which
he had rope attached. Alter getting the
pail fall, he came up with stones in his
hands, and having deposited them carefully
on the floor pulled up the pail full Of earth.y
Every thing mad 10 he done with grea. eau.
uon' as the least noise would reverberaIe
through the corridor and would be heard
by the watchnIan. Before he left he com.
posed a poetic efusion of four lines, and
ON the wall he painted with charcoal aud
red chalk IA variety Of handsome figures;
underneath ho principal one, which repre-
Sen'ed beautiful ,WgeEhe drew in lellers
-" LlberIy's wanIed oy every body."-H,
am T. Express. '. ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

A MATRIMONIAL LExTRAoRDINARY.-'W -'WilI
you lake this woman to be your welded
wle?' said an Illinois magistrate To the
masculine of a couple who stood up before
him. We'll, SQUIRE was the reply, you
must be green 'un, 10 ak me such ques-
ton as thar ar. Do you think thai I'D be
such pIaguy fool as TO 90 to The bar hunt,
and take this gal from the qU,lin' froIic if |
wasn't conscrptuously certain and deter.
mined to have herl Drive on with your
bzness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

NETTING FOR LADlEs.-Neuing is now
followed with SO much ardor as female
accomplishment, that enc would think there
Us q great deal of net profit to be derived
from 1.-THE ladies' periodicals arc full of
instructions 10 this new popular art and we
have seen, couple of closely printed col
umns DEVOTED to directions for netting nit,
ten. '".'.'
We had some thoughts Of endeay oring to
furnish the necessary instructions for net
ting gentleman nIghlcap, but we found
that we should not have room ior more than
half Of ii, and lha, the tasscl, at all events
would have 10 stand over Till our next. and
perhaps &c continued in a remoter Pycke,
Book. t..... ........ .....
Being desirous Of furnishing some in
in Neuing to our female readers,
we have thought Of something within our
compass, and beg leave to before them, our
Directions far Melting a HuSband.--T Take
as many nieShes as are within your reach,
and sc! the sotlesl materials you can to
work upon. Go on with your neung as fast
as ever you can work your material about
with your 'meshes until you find you can
turn it round your finger and thumb with the
Utmost facility. Let your netting. needles
be very sharp; thread them double 10 PIE
vent them Irf'm breaking; and we may oh.
serve. that silken ringels serve exceedingly
well as thread, when The work in hand is
he netting oI'o husband. Always employ
the brightest coIors you ean. and tho final
operation will be the joining together, which
should be neatly finished otfwiIh a marriage
knot. and the husband will be completely
neled.- lunch.