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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-02-14
FoR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
FEMALE INFLUENCE.

"Yss 70 Thy tongue shall seraPh words be
And power on earth 10 plead the cause Of heav
en-"
What a treasure is woman! How extern
siTe her influence How beautiful her
form, and enchanting her voice! And now
there is a large field opened for her exer-
ton. Temperance offers to her, her lily
white hand. and with cheeks glowing with
health, and blushing as the ruddy morn.
asks her aid in carrying out the great moral
reformation. Accept, kind lady, tho noble
Offering. do not refuse your sister hand, but
70 forth in union joined, in your work of
love and goodness, and mankind will be
blessed. L is to you, that unhappy man
looks for consolation on earth, to increase
his happiness. ameliorate his miseries, and
double all his joys. In using your infu-
ence for the Sons of Temperance. you re-
fine the nature Of man, increase his love,
elevate bis affections, advance his interests.
and raise him in the scale of being for which
he was designed.
The temperance cause presents itself, as
truly benevolent. and with woman inhu-
ence universally exercised, degraded and
~dozn4rbdden man will be reclaimed, altho'
opposed by Alcohol with all his fiery imps.
But the ladies were always noted for be
ing the first in every good work. And when
ever they assume high ground, and fore
warn the men, that the surest way to merr
their esteem, gain their confidence and love
is to enrol their names under the temper
anco banner, our ranks will soon be crowded
with Sons.
Much depends upon the rising generation
for improving the moral and religious cor
difion Of our race ; and none can f~aeilitat
The grand objects Of nature, more than th
young lady,-fOr when her influence
rightly directed. il adds fresh beauty an
vigOr to the mind Of the young men, an
enhances her own happiness. 1t is sal
that the earliest impressions are the most i
dellible-never to be eradicated, and tent
much to the formation Of character. l.
every YOU Z lady, then (though she ma
be unconscious Of her influence rememb
that she may imprint many sentiments u
on the vacant page of the unmatured mil
Of the rOugher ser, that shall in after yeal
beautify his own nature, adorn society, al
shed q rich halo Of glory over the fems
race. Speak. gentle lady, in persuasi
accents. 10 the maynard youth, point him
your smiling sister-Tcmperance remi
him Of his noble nature, and of his &c
tell him you love the Sons and the Sor
cause, and he'll quickly be among Us.
Surely, Woaaan Is the guardian angel
mans earthly happsnes-hs hopes,
aims, bis betser half All acknowledge |
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

VIZ have still a number of Communications
on hand undisposed Of, for which we win make
room as soon as possible. There is one, how
ever, from a highly esteemed friend in Cabar-
rus, which we must beg leave to decline. Its
publication, it seems to Us, can effect no good,
and might excite towards us a feeling Of hos
tilty which has been pretty freely given TO a
number of our contemporaries in the State, bui
which we have so far avoided. The inteIli
gent author, we are sure, will excuse us OF
these grounds.
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RAIL ROAD.

The last Salisbury Waterman says. We
were grati6ed to witness the presence of Ex-
Governor MoREHEAp, the President Of the
North Carolina Rail Road, among our citizens
during this week, (being Court week,) and
the more SO to hear him speak most cheeringly
and enthusiastically of the success of that great
measure. The Governor says that the esti-
mates are SO far completed as to render it GER
tain that the capital authorized by the charter
viii be sufficient to complete the work and
that the contracts VIII be let out about the
first of April. He is engaged in acquiring
rights Of way for the road, and in transactine
other matters in relation to the corporation
His visit to this place was a great satisfaction
TO our citizens, and a relief to the anxieties o
some who had been beset with evil reports.
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METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW

A friend has shown us the first number
of the fifth volume of the Quarterly Review
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
d. S. Doggett, D. D., Editor. This able
work was formerly published in Louisville.
Kentucky, under the editorial charge Of
that celebrated divine. Bishop BascOm-
The publication has been transferred to
Richmond, and the number before us is the
first issued at this point. 1t is published
by the Rev. John Early, D. D., of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and ed.
tied by Rev. DR.. Doggett, who Yields one
Of the most powerful pens, and is one Of
the most eloquent pulpit orators of a Church
renowned for the oratory as well as zeal o.
its clergy. The Quarterly " must b
cherished with peculiar regard by the Me
thodist Church as one of its strongest cham
pions in the fields of theology, litera
turc and polemics. The number before u
is printed in a very handsome manner, ant
rejects great credit on all concerned. W,
should be pleased with an exchange.
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FRUITS OF VIRTUE.

Young man, if you should see one digging
in a snow-bank with the expectation of find
ing valuable ore, or planting seeds upon the
rolling pillows, you would say at once that
be was beside himself. But in what respect
does this man differ from you, while you SOW
the seeds Of idleness and dissipation in your
youth, and expect the fruits of age viii be Z
good constitution, elevated affections and ho
" principles? If you desire a virtuous ant
happy life, in youth you must shape you
character by the word of unerring wisdom
and plant in your bosom the seeds o holiness
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LIFE INSURANCE..

The Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday, gives an
instance Of the benefits Of Life Insurance. Mrs.
Ann S. Fulton, widow Of the late Thomas H.
Fulton. who died suddenly at his residence in
Baltimore county, hes received the sum of$5Co0
the amount Of a policy MIR. Fulton had insur-
ed for in June last.
Every man who has a wife and children, OF
expects 10 have them, should do as Mr.. Fulton
did. Go and see Mr.. Jordan, Secretary Of the
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, and
lie will insure . competence on The most reason
able terms. See advertisement.
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CuArHAn, Feb. sth 1851.

Bro. CONAN / viii give You a short
sketch Of the result of Brother Whites ef
fort at Bells Church. Although there were
but very few Of Mt. Pleasant Division there,
there was a tolerable fair turn out. consid-
ering the opposition in that neighbOrhood.
l don't think there is more vile opposition
TO the Order of the Sons Of Temperance,
in any section Of the county or State I
think that Brother Whites speech viii be
attended with a good result, in putting
down the opposition. After he concluded,
someof the brethren, as usual, waited on the
congregation and obtained some names,
and a great many more speak Of joining
soon for instance, though Mt. Pisgah d
vision is Z miles from Bells, at our meet
ing last night we had SIX petitions before
us, the most of them being convinced on
that occasion.
NJ. D. WILLIAMS.
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THE CASTOR ROAD.

Con M Saunders. in a communication
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,ro.a"a 4h;n ~ !. ' nas.ad 49, M Houses i he
Iaw.o- the erroneous one as enrolled and signed
by the Speakers !? The Constitution provides
:" see. II, that all bills shall be read three
tunes IN each house before tney pas mo avs
Iua orsa. Tha ro5n.amontg e enorcssrnsrt
and subsequent enrolment are made under
the rules Of the two Houses, and though prop
er in themselves, can a bill duly passed accor-
DING to the letter OF the Constitution De thus
Ths meuhara ~ ~ aOI Isst n Sass;on of ~ T%ea;sI.-
ture are still members, and will continue 50 to
be until superseded by an election in 1852
50 the Speakers continue as presiding officers
y tne Two ll9usss, uhe u remoSeao OF susPerseIeu a
now s;rn ~ In ,.ssaj - 49, ba;nG oioar-
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TEMPERANCE TRACTS.

We are indebted to the Author for a copy
Of a Tract entitled " Intemperance in relation
to Family interests and happiness; by Charles
Hoover, Editor of the New York Organ" 1t
is No. 5 Of a series of tracts, published under
the direction of the National Division, and
displays in a mastery and touching manner,
the direful effects of intemperance upon all the
family relations, such as the violation of the
marriage vow, its destruction ofkind and gen.
tie manners in domestic life, she ruin and want
inflicted at home, its consumption ofthe means
Of household comfort, the neglect Of proper
training Of children, and the seeds of heredita-
ry disease, intellectual, moral and social, which
the drinking parent SONS in his offspring
For sale by Brognard & Co. $50 Fulton St
New York-price 81 a hundred and 81
thousand.
Also, to the publishers, Brognard & Co, 70
tract No, 4, upon Total Abstinence; ii
claims to the acceptance and fidelity Of ever
human being" by Hon J.B. O'NeaIl, Of Sout
Carolina. This is an excellent little tract, an
we shall give It to our readers entire, if "
can make room for it soon. Price 70 cen
per hundred or IS a thousand.
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Yours, in L. P. & F. ~
sAML. PEARCE.

Bro. CONAN : With the assistance Of
w. P. Jas. NJ. Whedbee and Bros. w. F.
Grundy. Thomas F. Grundy and VIM. s.
Hin, / proceeded to institute WhigsvilIe
Division, s. of T., at Whigsville, Camden
County, on Saturday evening 18th Of JAN
uary. The officers for the present term,
are Jos. P. Gordon, w. p, Noah McPher-
son, w. A, John Pearee, r. s., h. Cham
berlain. A. r. S., e. NJ. Pearce. T.. Nell
son Chamberlain, c., Joseph B. Ferebee,
A. c., A. J. Overton, ]. s., John H. VIII
kins, o. S.
Yours, in L. P. & F.
JAS. W. HUNTER, D. G.. w. P.
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81 The Editor Of the GoIdsboro' Patriot pay,
the following compliment TO the abilities of
PHILLIP S. WHINE

AAALSAA 49, IL F
We have never heard his equal as a plain,
practical logician. The deep stream Of his IN
rlsaIIed eloquence, rufled at times by the eddy
ii o brerzes Of the most f~aceiions, but pure, limo
cent mirlh, entrance the mind within lis own
current, and overwhelms the suul with a deep
sense Of the speakers sincerity and zeal in the
cause which he advocates.
The present is no less an age of Reformation
than il is an age Of Progression. Every good
man that writes or speaks, represents himself as
acting for the guod Of The present generation, as
well as uf all pusterity. And il is much to be
wished hat all would act with forbearance in
the exercise Of that charity that suffereIh long
and is kind. For %ourself, We hail the advocai,
Of Temperance as the harbinger Of better day
and a better people. A few such philanthrupisii
as Philip S White, would soun sow peace anC
happiness aver the face Of the earth. He bring
a message 10 his fellow man which, if heard an,
needed, win, ere long, wipe away the widow
tear and supply food for the orphan. He corne
10 lift the poor detected drunkard from his Low
estate bf bitter degradation, and 10 place him O
! his feel, a Fl, 0tjecI fur the respect of man, an
the regard Of his Creator. To do this. and mnr
than this, is the mission Of Philip s. White
and we hupe all that can, will do themselves IN
: Justice TO ga and hear him, If the voice Of JrI
r nv Lind has attracted thousands, the voice
Philip S. White should attract tens Of thousand.
The PLEASURES u the former are but momeniary
will SOON pass and die away thuse of the lattt
: are permanent and will endure forever.
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NJ. D. WILLIAMS.
GnErrspoRo,. Feb. 7lh. ls5l.

7 &01a
Bro. GoRMAN: Yesterday the 9Th inst,
with the assistance Of some ofthe broth.
rem Of Greensboro Division, No. 6, l
organised Friendship Division, No. 221,
installed their officers and set them to
work. We had a great time Of II, an
epoch in the history Of Friendship, and
we hope one that will tell nightly for
the good and glorious cause Of Temper
ance. and also for the good order and
good morals Of that whole surrounding
country. There were present frcm Flor
ence, jamestown and New Garden, some
40 Sons of Temperance, to witness the
Organization and installation.
This is the 18th Division in old Gull
ford, and in a few days more, we expect
TO send you the application for a Char
ter for The 9Th, and still they come. The
officers elect Of Friendship Division,
No. e21, were as follows: E s. Dean,
w. p, Thomas Staniy, w. A.. Milton
Pegg, R. s., A. KeIlam. A. r. s., ]. A
Cook, F. s., Rich'd. Bowman. IT, T. T.
Cook. c.. A. G. Bales. A e., A. knight,
|. s., Isaac Pegg, o. S.
The spirit" shall be attended 10
hereafter.
Yours, in L. P. s. F.
R. G. LINDSAY
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= MrcnAno,a Division. Sons Of Tem-l

E MECHANICS DrvIsIoN, Sons Of Tenn
perance No. 219, was organized in Ashe-
vile on Thursday evening last. and the fol-
lowing Officers elected for the current quar-
ter: A. 7. summey. W. P. G. W.
Shackelford, ". A. W. L. billiard r. s.
j. r. Neil, A. R. s., J. M. Davidson, F.
s., J. M. Stephens, T., VIM. Howard, Q.
]. d. Foster, A. c., D. M. Hawkins, 1. s.
j. L. Neil. 0. S. The Division now nun.
bers some Is or 20 members. We extend
the right hand of fellowship to the new aasO
citation, and bid them God speed in thei
labor of love.
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FAYErrEv1LLr, Feb. Alb, 1851.

Bro. GoRMAN: On Saturday last, in ae-
eordance with appointment by the appli-
cants, / proceeded to the place appointed
for the purpose Of organizing Asbeys Greek,
Division Ne. 218. Several Brethren from
this place assisting.
The Division was duly organized by the
election and installation Of the following Of
6cers Nathaniel Macarthur, w. p, N.
G.. Mcneil. w. A., John Byne, r. S /,
g. w. Marsh, +. s., ]. A. Macarthur, T.,
Jno. e. Carver. G. - Hudson, O. s.
/ was informed that there weru several
other young men in the neighborhood vhc
were ready to enter the Division when or
ganized.
Yours, in L. p. 4 +.
JOHN SHAW. D. 9. ". P.
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There are six Newspapers, besides the Sun,
printed in this city and not me of them has
taken any notice of our humble sheet Is it
because they think it too insignificant to be no
ticed? Or is it because they feelno sympathy
in our cause ?-ChristidR Sun.
For ousselt, we can only say that the neglect
to notice the removal OF the SUN Office to Raleigh
and its decided Improvement since it has been
issued here, has been unintentiofal. v wish it
publishers, editors, and all connected with it, thu
greatest success,and trust the holy cause of chris
tianity will be advanced through their labors.
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We regret, for the sake of the Editor, to
learn that the Fayetteville Temperance pa
per, The Communication, is no longer pub
lished. Yet we cannot but think that the
present plan, of uniting the paper to The
Spirit of the Age" is the best for the cause.
Let writer's on Temperance unite in aiding
the energetic editor of this paper, and lei
the Sons unite in giving to it that besI
of all encouragement, a long list of paying
subscribers. The Communication has done
good service TO the cause of Temperance
We wish its Editor all manner of ~seccess II
his future efforts. We hope that 9TH,
Spirit of the Age" viii meet with that en-
couragement it so richly deserves.
Biblical Recorder.
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Wi E

We have received the first number Of a
Paper bearing the above title, published at
Salem. by Messrs. Blum & Son. 1t is an
Independent political and miscellaneous jour-
nal, and deprecates the bitter rancOr of par
ty spirit. We wish the Editors much sue
cess in their efforts to allay this monster,
which has done much to crush the physical
and intellectual advancement of our below.
ed old State.
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SNUFF.

One of our Western c~otemporaries is out
upon the practice, with sOme ladies, Of dip
ping snuff, Or scrubbing teeth with a swab
dipped in a black bottle, with the sign of an
Indian smoking tobacco, labelled thereon.
He thus graphically delineates an imposing
sight which he once witnessed
The most picturesque spectacle we ever
witnessed, was that of a young LADY sitting
in the front porch of a hotel, playing on the
ACCORDION, and hanging on by the teeth to a
hickory bark snufEbrush ! Woman and
music, and beauty and snuff what a quar-
tette was there r.
Ladies. is not the picture life-like? tits
for all the world. the counterpart of one w
have seen, who would discharge a halfpin
of filthy saliva every FIVE minutes and whel
the beauxs would drop in, what a queer plac
she had for ~concealing her swab! hose AM
garters! but we mustn't tell. We coul,
not help thinking, however, what a sweet 50
vor the lips Of such a woman would impar
to her husband or sweetheart, when he es
says the customary endearing salutation :
Ruby lips and Scotch snuff! nectar and tt
:. baceo slobber
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LIST OF UNIONS.

The following list Of Unions of the Daugh-
ters Of Temperance, shows that the Ladies
are at work with US in the great Temperance
cause. There sheen an increase offpekUe
Unions since the formation of the Grand
Union in October last. Il is one Of the
most encouraging signs Of the times. that
Woman is thus coming to the rescue. In
the organization Of the Daughters of Tenn
perance. We sec the evidence that the mighty
power Of female influence is to be brought
to bear on the side Of Temperance, and are
ENCOURAGED TO 20 on, confident Of success.
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RALEIGH, n. Q.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a.

a. Subscribers receiving their papers
marked with redink or pencil, are thereby infor-
med Of the expiration Of their subscription year.
We shall continue to send the paper to all our
present subscribers, unless a discontinuanee is
ordered. Those not desiring it another year
win return the paper; and those retaining it
will please forward the subscription money inn
mediately.
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HrLLsBeno,. Feb. 10.
N. SLOUGH, r. S


BIO. GoRMAN: I have the pleasure Of in
forming you that Pleasant Grove Division,
No. 1853, in Alamance county, has at last
been organized. with fattering prospects.
/ organised the Division last Wednesday
and eleven applicants were present. On
Saturday Bro. White addressed = crowd Of
about twelve or fifteen hundred at Cedar
Grove, and he fully met the expectations Of
the public afterwards volunteers were call
ed for, and about thirty cam over to the
cold wates army. At night be addressed
the citizens of this place. the Court House
was crowded and the fair sex turned out en-
masse. He gave US a noble speech about
ten joined.
Yours, in L. P. L. F.
SAML. PEARCE.t
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

From a letter written by the esteemed
President of this Institution, we learn (says
the Biblical Recorder) that the present ses-
sion has opened with the most encouraging
prospects. Quite a number of new stu
dents have arrived, and more are expected.
The friends Of the College will be pleased
to hear Of its success. We hope that Bro.
Purify viii meet with great encouragement
in his efforts towards an endowment. The
Baptists of North Carolina, ought to place
the College at once, on a permanent basis
Let it speedily be well endowed, and thu
preclude any necessity for continued appeal
for its support. Even in Oregon. wher'
the Baptists are very few and very feeble
efforts are making for the erection Of a Col
lege edi6ce. We expect soon to hear of
similar attempt in California. Let no
North Carolina, in her efforts for the educa
ton of her sons. yield precedence to any
her sister States.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

We have still no perfected business Of
general interest to report from Congress
The general remark is that our National
Legislature IS getting along very slowly
though much business Of a private and local
nature has been done.
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NorE Tms.-A worthy woman, in Penn
sylvania, named Dunlap, went lately to the
rumseller who supplied her husband, and
told him if he would stop selling rum to him
for the winter. she would come and wash for
him to the amount of the profits he had on
the liquor sold to her husband. She was
importunate, but all in vain.
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RoxABrL, Bertie Co, Feb. 4th. 1851.

Bro. GeRMAN : / have at last the grati-
feation Of saying to you, that Roxabel Dr.
vision, No 2lT, Sons of Temperance. has
been organised and under very favorable
circumstances. On Saturday last the 1st
inst, the d. G. W. p. of this county, to-
gether with Bro. T. E. Hardy, met us and
Organized our Diyision-installed the of
GERS and set us to work, and sir, Il Is with
pride and pleasure that l say, a more n
thusiastie society has not commenced than
ours is. And though small at its commence
ment, ere long sir, we expect to count num-
bers with Victory, Cherith and others Of
our larger ncighboring Divisions. We have
an intelligent community. and those Who
will not go with US, win do nothing to check
our progress, and we viii do we'll
You win no doubt hear from the ID. G..
w. P. soon who viii give The names Of the
officers elect, but as l am writing, / win STATE
them : 8. D. Brown, w. p, r. ii. Cor,
W. A, R. E. Andrews, R. S., Saml. Cor,
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GAitur's Cnrrrspunhtnrt.
CoNcoRD, Feb. 9th, 1851.

Bro. GoRMAx The good cause Of tenn
perance is progressing in this county. Lib
erty and Cabarrus Divisions have initiated
20 members since the commencement Of this
quarter, and still they come. There are
now five names before the Divisions for ini-
tiation into the Order.
Yours, in L. P. & F.
n. SLOUGH, B. S.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Governor
Quiiman has arrived here under arrest
charged with being engaged in the Cubs
Invasion. A proclamation and protest
against thus holding him is daily expec.
ted The matter has produced conside-
rable interest.
The cotton market is quiet-waiting
advices by the Canada. Only 1900 bales
sold to-day.
Molasses advanced to "a ga cents.
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NEW DIVISIONS.

Since our last, the Grand Scribe has issued
Charters for the following new Divisions in
the State, viz: Fairfield. Hyde co. No. 222
.Sacsapahaw, No. 1881 Pittsboro'; Clarksbury,
Rockingham, No 224 Pitt Division, No. 225
and Hamby's Spring, No. 226, in Arson.
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Secret kindness done to mankind is
as beautiful as secret injuries are detes-
tale. To be invisibly good is as god
like, as to be inyisibly evil is diabolical.
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EASTERN CAROLINA REPUBLIcAN.-Mr.
Gulick. Editor of the paper Of the above
title, now printed in Newbern, has deter
mined to remove his establishment to Colds
borough. Mr.. G. is well qualified for the
post he occupies.
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For those Unions where blanks occur
IN the list, the G.. s. s. has not yet re-
ccivod the names.
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sThis Division was instituted by Bro. P. S
White, last week with is members.
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To some men it is indispensable to be
worth money, Tor without it they would
be worth nothing.