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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
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The Southern Literary Messenger
for March, contains-Notcs and COM
men,arics on voyage to China-[a
deeply interesting ARTICLE, Michael
Bouham or the Fall Of Boxar, tale
of Tcxas--History of Richmond
Review OF Poetry-Qucen Victoria;
also Original Poetry, Notices OF Now
Works, &c.
The Alusiral World, and Journal Of
The Fine Arts, "thc cheapest and best
miscellany of music, literature " art
in the world; Citing ah!iually to its
subscribers over 500 pages Of yaluab bic
and interesting matter, and enibracing
nearly 100 pages Of choice music;--
published sc,ni.nionthly at 81 50 per
annum," by oliver Dyer, New York.
TITS work is beautifully printed and
highly recommended. Not being skill
led in the musical line, VIC Hold the
work subject to the Inspection Of am
atcurs.
Sartain's Union Magazine for april,
is ahead, in promptncss Of issue, and
probably in artistic embellishments,
of all cotiiFrtitors. It is made up Of
sS Original Articles, with IL o'nbcl-
lishmcnts.
t. We arc indebted to the court@
sy Of JAMES RoBB, Esq. for COPY OF
his Speech in the Southwestern Rail
road Convention, held in N. Orleans,
January 7, 1852. The views of Mr.,
X. on the important subjects Of inter
nal improvements and Southern poll
cy, SO entirely actord with our own
and are so well adapted to this lati-
,udc, that we shall take pleasure in
laying his speech before our readers
as soon as we can find room for it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

AMERICAN BIBLE SoclEry.-Tho
Managers held their annual meeting
on tho 4th inst; Hon. Luther Bradisl1i
Vice President, in the chair, assisted
by Hon. Mr.. Hasbrouck. The nee.
ting was unusually full and interesting;
Iwcl7csnew societies were rccogDiz.
cd rs auSiliariqs, most of them in tho
Western aud Southern States. Letters
wcro read from Texas; lIuyti; from
Dr. d. Robinson. London; from
Paris, Smyrna, and China. Grun,s
of the Scriptures were made, on ap.
plication, to various places, as usual.
both at home and abroad. A lsgc por:..
ton OF the session was devoted to tho
subject of the New Biblo House, its
dimensions. ultimate arrangement,
mods Of payment, &c.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
LOCAL ITEMS;

~ There is variety of good
FURNITURE for sale at the ABRAMS
HtusS" il this town. See Advt.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

England imports from tho continent
4 hundred thousand eggs annually.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

A, IN election held on the 18th inst.
tho following gentlemen were chosen
Trustees of tho borough for the ensu-
ing year, viz. John Il. Drabell, David
B. Lynch, James Protzman, John y.
Fleming, y. p. Fitch, David H. Chdd'
wick, DR.. Isaar Scott.
A vote in favor of pcnning up hogs,
carried by about 9 to I. Look out !!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

z " The old buildings at the S. W.
corner Of High and Walnut streets,
are being taken down, to make. room
for row Of three:story brick Stores,
&C., to he erected by G.. NJ. Hagans
and Z. W. Tower, Esqrs:
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At the IIarper's Ferry Armory, a.
bout 80 hands have been discharged
within the last few days, in consc.
quenee Of the appropriation being
nearly expended.
The utility of the railroad laid on
the ice at Havre de Grace is shown
in the fact that 1875 freight cars pas
sed over it during the months Of Jan.
ury and February.
Its said that Gov. Kossuth has
contracted With some two or three
manufacturers in Cincinnati for cue
thousand saddles at $l2 each. 30
We have accounts of preparation
fol fitting ont another expedition from
England to proceed in search Of Sir
John Franklin.
George Bond. a cattle drover Of Iy'
Ter county, who mysteriously disap!
pcared last October, it is said, has
lately written a letter home from Cal.
ifornia.
When Louis Napoleon resided iii
Englanai his private life was so dis.
crtd'tabls that he was generally de:
MED admission, as domestic guest
into families.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

Ey Several loads of building stone,
very handsome, hate passed by our
Office this week. Are they designed
for the abutments of the Hircr bridgs?
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ORIGINAL.
cnMMrSicArcu.

Laurel PuiHr. Alopoasal'a coo
Va, March -, 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
PENN ,YLV ANA.
oUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
VIRGINIA.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND, (vs.) Dec Is. 1852.
Speculation on the Cabinet--D1r. H.ster, of Va.
There is at this time much speculation as to who
should or who will be, 10 the cabinet Of President
Pierce from this time honered Commonwealth.
This We may suppose. Is given rise to by tho friend,
Of tho different sspirants; but oam considers.
ton Of the matter, who can doubt bat tia. r ".
I. Hunter Is tho faverite Of the Old DO ninonl
And yet it. ia believed that hs will rs no Should de-
cline the honor if conferred This brings to tue
question to who out Of the Senate, from Virginia,
would be the choice Of Virginia; and that 10
swered in the pane Of hun who would succoed to
the Senate in case Mr. Bunter should 90 iato tho
cabinet. say he is Mr. Wise. Who dosbts?
Truth.
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and Gen. Bicksl, are acknowledge ~ every one
here 20 be entirely unSoundsl In truth. and blister
TO excess II will stir M old feelisRs against Mr.
Buchanan. who 10 looked upon - their real su hor
and serve TO keep the old flame Of faction alvs 10
this State II will be felt In the organisation Of
Gen Pierce's Cab net, and other matters Of his ad
ninistration. 1t seems that Mr.. buchanan viii Do
vote tho rest OF his life to vengeance. F0GY,
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ON ROCHESTER, oneEsroSpESoE,


Cabiad HoE,rg-Dir, Dickinson and G0cv-
Jghotfhc Ce6tna oagh % be- The SoH ShsHs Of
Mar IJmpshtre
II there is sly truth in the saying that
- in the mnli.uae Of couuselars thefe rs safety"
surely Con Pierce, our rsvlY elected Pesidsnt
il free from ~ dsn4o, 10 his present. position.
The whole country seems TO be ecsiysiy engaged in
srrarsios biz cabinet for him, and piigtir gees
pov nisoe 70 Concord obviously to- tn5 purpose Of
preventing his msling any mistake o. tls fubj ct,
mot 10 Sdysrce the aterest of any coue ~ nay 10
@ppostd by come unch arttsbis people Ths salas-
hoi o. cehipet BY Gou. Pierce i, no coab,a Lias.
ter Of grave impottauce, ths exeat ~ which, be-
lieve fe lrily apprhends, aud although ho msy
freely take sdvice su persuido che salt a-rig-
oen lad rnent IT, ect ms tC b. assumed that New
Y0fi s 70 base member Of Lno clhinst IF THIS
a,tnm ptiop ~ eorrec' ihen Il proper Inquiry,
Who u 70 To me iudividuNl Dosioson, Marcy,
Dix Heardaey. 0'Conor, or sous Other ! Door
nor Is national oeDocrat "tacj SHELF bunker.
n mao OF greet y rsoosi sorsh and great 'eest ~
In fneu,s ,u r. Bea'dtev IL OF TIE same pnttt-
oal st,ipc dis.inguisnt IN fprtnsc years 40 lead
jls men her Of Congress, ~ oar q,ent!y M Cuef
Jps,ice q the SuIiems Couts, AUD s'sa'sas min
o. ioeffty. political eoga 1ty ano high prots uonh
ahIliiy ..G Gen Dix is IN aoson ,lishc1 gsntlem. an
AS1 sctalar. sn' wa ths fra" soil caoddats foe
\Soverbar ia this SEats IN lsiS He id good ser.
Ivica tr Tho recent catUp.sn, ons bis ssecun fof
cs binet appointment caDOt be seriously sasetttsned
h. BOY quarter Gov NeIcy's oiAma IL u uuaoe-
stood, sre hsins pushed VIII asre,t Deal 81 estrsss
n.-s He war. II i 10h rDown, fOr0er'v bnoksf,
but ter fcint tire p9et has been itag wan fhc
t.e selsss, saS &c roo cssssd IL the EoltiSal no
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4. 3. nntr,rt Atsorne,,s Omee-

=. y UHNFU FtE"''.Os O'. -. ~.
Dye .T = nsvid $. Bcrhsrk captain o. ths SHE
Ewoyct.h aud Cpsfiss fletchtv mate wcer Ir-sfss.
sp. bsi 70 b0l ~ fhs ~ $3.50 each or csnsi 49,
ulusutl pan fbn'ent % Onsrs 81 Ghalott, aseAnsan.
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ZION rusee. ysveroa MITCHELL aud Roosevelt ereel4fnI
pgc II rts sryninsuE IL the Nsrth American NJ
l,r rru,. Fppd ess. -biob hes occupied tbta cou,S
The llst two tert3s. ~ss tbts cav oonoiuueo,
Oic.por n tire pot OF tHe plsintf Ia 49,
Tho csla,dsr q roe ensneraied motions
up tass (veonssoayl inorrs,g.
SPECIAL rgeyu a, an YyIaer ..xf
IN. rssticn calender ~in 10 t-s
a, -.sst Court
.so~ab'r vii ee the last day fsr
gbprs9 =, :. . ioC shs Jssssry ERA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
Ell ECTI0N RETU rms.


MisSissipyi-
Copia county-Pierce 33f majority.
Warren county-Scott 2T3; Pierce 474.
Altata county--Pierce $50 majority.
Tishemingo county-Pierce LEILA; Scott
$50.
Iudiaua.
In ten counties Pierce l7l2 mai. Same
counties gave Taylor S97 maj.
Democratic ma in the State will be $4,000
to 10000.
louisiana.
West Baton Rouge-Scott 10.
Coupee--Pei-ce l46 majority.
West Feliciana-Pierce 10 maj. East
Feliciana OF democratic majority.
Maryland.
The State is all in except Charles and St.
Mary counties. Pierce's majority is $780,
North Carolina
Returns from several counties indicate
gains for Pierce.
Cumberland county gives Pierce II ma
jority.
Sampson county gives 246 for Pierce.
Richmond county gives Scott 522.
Raleigh county gives Scott 81.
The Wing gain since August in $50
Maine.
100 towns show Wing gain off 800 over
the vote of 1850.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
JOBBING HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
MORGAN. KEEN q PRESTON


MORGAN, KEeN & PRESTON.
.JO55ers an Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Cops, Bonnets, &c., &c,
Main St. between First and Second.
TIAvE now in store and on the way 55I Paclxa.
4 yes 0s Verchandise; being one of the
they invite the trade of indiana aud Illinois
and Ken ucky; feeli coBden. that Il Is now no louycr
the int crest Merchants visiting Lousto and Cincin-
matt purpose Of mas their purchases Of Goods
as they buy thcr tocks equally well, closer TO
home aud an it.rif in Expenses and Freight
Merchants win find in visiting Evansville this fall and
winter and aIw-ys hereafter, large and selected
stocks in every banch OF rade there having been
raj new Houses opened this season.
We bay most of our Goods Of the Manufacturers and
heir Agents, and will sell them as low the lowest in
any market this side o the manuf lecturers.
oar stN les of foods supurb, being tie of
the four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited 10 call in and see
them, when the Goods will speak for Themselves.
We don't solicit trade upon the strength ~ adV eTtise
ing To sell cheaper than nearly all chOors and
or from advertising that import r 5erss =: goods
or from putting Phillip, Allen 81 Sons brane g.. cent
prinis Ou from the fact have large stock Ct goods
an vii! Keep on. us we doing every day. selling
them at the lowest market rate, matter what il is,
that Il is above cost.
y. Il. We promise to give satisfaction In filling orders;
ali goods may be returned To US not siting party
ordering them Orders illed at once, shipped at low
rc-hts aud insured ii desired we always keep open
policies with sound Insurance Comyanies.
Feathers. Rags Ginseng. Beeswax Castor Oil in bbis
Tob1cco in An Furs and Peltries taken in exchange
!orsoods, on account at market rates
oct2l MOGAN, kEEN& PRESTON.
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super ply Carpets, ply
do, sup.r lngrn Cotton Chain, and the various width
and qualities stair Carpets % the newest pati
and A Floor oil Cloths new patterns, Stair oil Cloths
Table u Cloths and Covers rich Satin De LANES for Guy
tans tx super Curtain Damasks TX super Muslin Cur
tans Linen Damasks Napkins and Table Cloths. super
Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and Pillow
Linens and Cot.ons. Morecns, Blue and Buff Cotton Da
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornices Curtain Plus patent
curtain Rollers, Stair Rods and other articles too nu
rherous to mention. which w6ull inse friends
and public call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere are happy and willing to show goods
nj all times and will offer strong inducements TO those
wishing to purchase. oo6-f
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers Of Dry Goods.

ErdnsUiie Ind.
RE now receiving and opening In the large and cor
modious building lately erected BY Mr. oIiuer LadS
FIRST befueen Main SHeamore street the
largest and best assorted Stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods brought this market. Our extensive ia
cties in connection with New York house, enables
to offer such inducements to purchasers win make
to their advantage TO purchase of us. We shall
tnue add weekly to our all ready largo stock to
keep it at all times full and well assorted with
Prints Of every kind, style aud price,
Bleaehed Shirngs and Sheetfngs. $500.
Brown shirtngs and Sheetngs Of all widths, style and
brands
Mariners stripes.
Tckngs of all the diferen, brands,
Canton and Domet Flannels.
Red, white and yellow Flannes all wool III. d. -.
Cloths of all eolors and prices, from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
Cassmeres plain and fancy single and double mild
weeds, all wool, and cotton and wool,
Piald Lnseys Of ali the different styles, H8
Moqsln de Lanes Of every style and price, spg
Earlson, Lancaster and plain black Ginghams
:. Plain black Silks and saitins,
hosery Cotton and Wool Vestings,
sik',Mens English Wool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hose,
wonans do worsted cotton Hose all colors
GiovesHMens heavy Buck Gloves.
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do do do. tfrf
SAX, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchief. ~
Swiss Muslins, ..
jacoBett Muslins
Book Muslins.
Plaid Cambricss. ..,,f
Victoria aud Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linin dressed and undressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Cambricks.
Italian sewing SILK all colors and Letters .--t
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshails Linen Thread an numbers, .-tN
Goats cotton, s., do =, r.s.s.F
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and Square wo,i
Sliawls
Blankets full assortment
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and MOhaT Lusters .....f
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins, -s- 80 -
Rutfous- M and of nd
description all of which offer the trade at the low
est Cincinnati prices. -
y Il, Eggs aeeswsv, Feathers, Rags, &c. TAX en- in
trade for the above goods
Also Money remi.lcd 20 any paro Europe, and Drafts
from any part OF Europe collected through Houfc
in New York,
septi5 MERRITT. FIELD q CO.
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New: E';s,i RING ter Goods, az
COLBUR Ct HERSEBERG

Cor: OF NJ = chd Water &s., EUdnscitte, Ind.
VUSTR GIVED.--A large and elegant assortment Of
~ RIcH. FA.cS and STAPLE Day GooDs, comprising
all Tie nefes fabrics ab st. for Ladies' and Gentle
mems consisting Gf superior plain Blck Silks of
various widths, superior black Repp, Brocadc and rich
aud rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chaascleon do, super Black India satin for dresses, all
wool Cashmsrs and DE l'hes pain coors, extra rich
Figured all wool De Lanes. latest pattern and very rich
French, English and American Prints. Fine Bay State
fancy coourcd Fannels for sacks superior White, silk
Warp, Wclsh and general assortment of FlanrelS,
large Of Bay State Shaws Of the various sizes
and quail les, black silk Shawls, White Goods irsh
Linens, Ginghams Embroidered skirts, French WORK
Collars Chcmzettes Embrodeties Hosiery. Gloves dc.
Also French black aud Blue Cloths and DoesSins,
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White Black aud coiourcd
silk Vestngs, and general assortment. OF Goods for tile
Eall. Also. Il larye assortment 81
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cT rE tyr
Fl;s.

VUST reed an assortment % Rich G. Co.'s Improved
- Patcnl safes, which will sell at New York
factdi! prices, with addition of frcigh: only.
ALl.IS cs HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
HOTEL FOR SALE.

TIVE Undersigned would offer for sale his old and Vs.
Il known stand, situated on Water ST., bctwecns "
and Division streets in The city of Evansville. and XIV
tile Lafayette Hotel" The location of this hoais
right opposite the landing Of Steamboats, could be
vorabie and better opportunity could be found
by wishing enter into this Kind of business. APP
plication may be made at
GEORGE MENSINGERs, Lafayette Eote.
All those having trunks oher baggage at my House
will please to call and have them removed.
oci26-1wd&W G.M.
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ARissv "A. OF THE AFHIc,.

WV AbNAs WV -
The Africa has arrived from Liverpool
with dates to the 23d.
Here news is OF little interest
Sales Of Cotton for week $4,000. Prices
unchanged. Spectators took 1l.000. Con-
soils are par to / premium. Western canal
flour DDS Ohio 33s. Yellow Corn 29s Cd;
white 30s@ 30s Cd. Lard 63s 3D.
The British Government do not intend to
revive the convucation OF the church.
a fatal duel occurred amolg the French re-
fugees at Windsor, which has CAUSED some
sensation. Capt. Cournes; of the French
army was shot.
The cause of the duel was mysterious LETT
ter from Inglefeld.
The Steamer Isabella was reittinr at
Greenland and would sail August 18th, for
Smiths Sound.
1t is believed that the Squadron finding
Waigatt Sound blocked returned South to
take the other bay. Tile other ships having
not returned South from Melville bay; they
had probable mad. an early north passagc.
Louis Napoleon was titled Emperor Of
France. King Protector OF Holy pliccs:
The Senate is col voked for Nov 18th, when
the Empire question will be submitted to the
people.
The coronation by the Pope will probably
take place in May next.
Algeria will be vice royalty.
Ii is reported that LuCian Murat will be
Viceroy of the Imperial Guard
The Sultan of Turkey takes the title oil
Emperor of the Turks.
In Spain strong reinforcement is embark.
ing for Cuba.
Austria has invited the German States to
Vienna, to discuss the customs question.
The Senate of Frankfort has DISTINGUISHED
the Jews.
Turkey has recalled her envoy from Paris
London IN 'rkets present but little change
Since the sailing of the Pacific there have
been large transactions in American anl
State stocks.
Ths II .rnlan arrivci at Southampton on
Friday.
Appointments nv tnc President.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
Commissioner Eubanks has resigned an,
Silas Hodges, ofVermont, been appointed tC
sill sacaney. He will commence his duties
on Mo!i]ay:
Prof. Geo. C.. Shaffer, of Danville, Ky.
has been appointed Chief Examiner, in plac,
of VIM. Copper, and ]: f. Smith FIRST Exam
liner in Patent Office.
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To DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AND
ECOUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
CHANKLlN d REILLY have been receiving for the
lastt wo weeks full stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods which they oe- 20 tlei-cnsfoners. and the pub
Tic generally wholesale Retail on good terms
they can DC purchased at any other honse In Town.
Their Stock consists in part of the following viz:
Black AID Colored French and American Cloths, -
Back and Fancy Doeskns and Cassimeres,
Black and Fancy Sattnetts and Tweeds, srflIsL
Winter Vestings Ky. Jeans and Georgia Plai.s,
Brown and Bleacbed Sheetings and Shirtings,
do do DlilliIss and Osnaburghs H d
Red. White. Green and yellow FlaDncls,
Plain and Plaid Iinseys and Wool Choking, IkfI.f
Bed Blankets. Green BaiZe, and Saddle Blankets.
Philip Allen, SprGEue, Cohco, and NJ. Mack Prints,
Sol and Fancy Oil Calicoes, ana Furniture Prints and
Cheeks.
Solid and Fancy ~. DeIaines and Cashmers, t..
English and French Mernoes Black and Fancy Alpaccas
Plain and Fancy Popfns, Black and Cold Silks,
Fancy Ginglams. Brown and Blue Canton Fannels,
Bed Ticking, Hickory strips, and Apron Checks, ia
Bay State Shawis - a. IA inches, Ga Plaid do,
Jaconet Caplbrie, and Bar Musins, Irish Linins, -
Tabe Cloths Covers, Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes.
Also fur stock Of Ribbons. Laces, Edgngs, Worsted
Sleeves and Collars Kid and Cashmers Gloves Hosiery.
Black and Fancy Silk Hkf Trimmings and Notions Car:
pet Bags and Satchcls. All Of the above articles and
every thing in line viii sell low for cash
try Produce.
cct26 SHANhLlN & KELLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
NEW COFFEE HOUSE.
lOtrMit Printing.

IN POINDENTER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
rooms in Fosters building, at head of stairs where
he Would be pleased To have citizens call and eNapne
His specimens of painting. He intends remaining in Ev
ansvie but short time. and would request those dcsi
Of having their portraits painted Il II lie
promises give satisfaction, and ony patronage
he may deserve it. aug1-tfl