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DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE ss RSf satsas ol H Saues mEDr-
Or..n for sale. in quantities paIsSs,. III. following
100 y. rs.r.s, leg.eoa. in ANAL boxes
1900 :: While sSssi i S.as s N s.a
s sss. s ssS Ss and s. no, on on
80 GALLONS oaS. on. One ne '''''o"
s. s. S sss.s sSs .ssS.::
% Soxs, starch; 80 bsls rann,rs oil
10000 og.r., assorted brand,
1900 30 s ssna 10 f Fs.A.,.n Pipe. -.
1850 II. iaas.a aSi .i Iron Pain, ~
80 boxes window o.ss
600 prime prime Smoking s.a Tobacco
,.sS s h. sss' s. Sssses r.: I1'.e''
!, 10 be Saith. y.rni,hes
10 gross seidis and Soda Powders
loo 10. Prime BLACK Tosau, Bean.
1000 lbs Irish Glue
Fancy p. soGS, Dye s,sa upon The n'u. time aud Ss
p SSGs 6s6 ERsiSssEs' &C.
lio MAN srsrIT,
5ys ,s s. & 6ST
p Vi. . . sy 70 Hss
a. ~ Sssi 81 sas;
S SSrs%s 9 9sos f asTs.. s,l Acid
Venetian Red; English Rehngd BoraI
Paris Green; Roll birthstone sulphur
PrufsiAn Blue; Rotten Stone
fermilion; Pumice Stone
Lamp Black Sal Soda
whiting, Cinnamon Mace and Nutmegs
Putty; Pepper Spice and Ginger
Blake's Patent Paint Spirits Turpentine Lip,esd OIL
Furniture Narnsh; Coach Sarnh Japan vainsh
nish: LEATHER varnish.
Also large an well selected Combs
Fancy Articles Shaving Washing
all of the best manufacture.
All popular Medicines kept hand ordered shortest
notice.
Country Merchants Physicians and Planters. respectfully
solicited to cali aud examine stock prices
p. S-Particular attention paid packing forwarding
goods z. JOHNSTON a BROTHER,
mil Drurrints.
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Ni Hg l HR

kxrRnss TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily at 6N O'Clock, A. n.
/" Petersburg Z. " p. N.
Leave Richmond dAiya soeloek 2. N.
1" Petersburg " e" ~ A ~.
Fare for white persons.
Coored persons In servants car 50
servants permitted when
In attendance infant children, sick which case
the price q for white persons will be charged.
discount OF 10 will be allowed each fare when ckes
the onec getting the
where no tickets sold.
oeocs A NJ POrt wsSs where passenger.
month places.
Pare to Norfolk Portsmouth, saOo
servants travelling by themselves
with that be retained at the ONCE
and must be stated the pass that they are permit
N A-rhc Trains will run by Richmond time.
oaeeRA PR Co. June IAN. 1854 Jeis
Froh OLD POINT, Nonfoik AND i'oitre- IN.
boat AUGUSTA will stop regularly Old Point
both returning, washing The
smith, places wathail win leave
the Richmond and Petersburg Depot Gock A. Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday.
Returning Augusta Norfolk the days.
via tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, bS NJ for Port
waithall where take the for Richmond.
rare to Old Point Norfolk and Portsmouth. on
Pare to oekes, Kings MIL Grove, so
Children three over twelve years sge
half price.
Servants through so
travelling by htmseiv. mus, furnished with two
passes to be retained oes, expressly
stated the that they permitted to travel the boat
and
THOs popAMEAD Superintendent.
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j "s sc SssH%s nrnonAsr. MARKET BRIDGE

HAS on hand and Is receiving " sale.
10000 lbs Todds Family, ropa auIlhSal5 Ci,v ..
and Western Bacon and ole, 100 NN''"
ivpIoddb and CassArd's extra Family Hams,
Ixs Ihds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
go bags Rio, Laguta, Cuba and Java Oones
~ Nhda Cuba Molaxses.
~ Bbis New Orleans do.
n R Re tsls Of wight and Apple Brandy
10 Half and two quarter casks Coguac Bran5v
% ehs Sweet Malaga Wine. '''
iV0 bbs Nett and Gross, Halifax Herring
100 do No. aMAckereL
~ do Hcklod God rsh. ~. $50.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
.o Boxes Adamantinc and Bpsm Candies,
10 Ton Peruvian Guano.
o do Bone Dust.
800 Fire Hyicl, .te e-..
~ OaseaMass and Stick LcorIce.
go Bales Upland Cotton.
Nall, curlea Hair, Smoking Tobacco, DC, &c
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III ANv8HIuo WA1HANfkU 24R1kH Hktffs .ns
- <oe<ltbs hare 1t cokehss6 t>ctlthr he s,e., al,
pa, ssppg q ssA an4 gnsins QAkb btkp ssvsisd IA
ne Irosna % ~. bAvid lh1rsih, Phlzdspha he essv ~
snose resd nov % gensra1 knorn v p.S.
1es sssns ssessSs
may b relied spoa; g -''~' 's"sh' ana
sssAnAgsn =. y. 4 Lsrfrcz-n ssiy csbs.r, Ro,.
x,sr, s1Soo Aangie d. oafisd India. Iroys
Turnip a. s-h Nv ff cnta arssn ana white Goa,
Bslss-irSs winAsss, R.d Moo S.,-.. -. c,,..
epseklsd vaestins, ChIns NIsrrsY,us S'tfon.
iina- : Tl''Nl 4 crfo~-z,,v., s.,. -,
Baocoou-r Purple o.ps. Ger asid '1ia' weather,
man. scotch kAs :. Z. RAasiss-csrisd.
-uths1of. karv Ioftt LArre -gAnsntr-Bnear
.ors, W heEI kAru sugar fnAs-Landrsths Extr, ri,
my sss,efsse, DrvHn. frAine, Large Narrcsis,
assa az, e.ysy, Sfeen Seiso psan do, rssuviAndo
Pn,ss,ipSss Dssa' 80 reAins, Large bvsst
olnaoi-Lons Orange. nriy Rlpnn-Lour s.,uo, ~
Horn, Affirm hAm- acarist Whiss r,snIs Long
0Auiiytow Ea-EAriy and Binck epsnIsh Ass DO
Cnnr-whits and Red, 30 Rnulill
NJ --..-l -. ~ 4tItclI 1ALsAyy. lift
.s.s-Svursd. erfnAcH. iA
.ocvuhnx.--Long Green kary BouAsx. -.ttir
1' Ia = -, IL fuaxtr- nat Dutch Red tn,
knpvn and II Norfe,S ~s's sags, Large
NJ Hsg.as III s.,D PCT Hnss-A,soriues,
ksPsor ssls 10 our ssta biishnsnt s'''Asfsder
i9t Trsss Shrubs xs mon the sr,r., Of D. Lar,
~ hinton, I'm With the shsll b. nron,i
-N.Aa'1 W. ~ ~ fxrT0N J0HNe0N BROTIIER ~"
Isls sdi,,fr 80 nttor D. Landreh, lib Main IL,
ARDEN BkEDo, TTE~l- =, .,,,,,,--
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RrIILil,NSS,s kEsIEDy.,re,, Di,55ss., Summer Coz

HkELLINs.'S kEHEDI..For DiaTIhea, sunmef Com.
I'D plant, DyseBteTy, Cholera Morbus, Uhoiera
Warranted 70 effect Has been used number
with entire success. Keep the bottle we'll coTked.
DRFoTioEs--h teaspoonfui mixed
water, sweetened water. may given times
day and repeated going 70 bed child
Zoo an infant half the quantity be given In the
grown person may take table spoonful
Eases until stops the gripping pung ordinary eases
Tablespoonful four times day aud going 10 bed
Pepared aud sold by DOVE co,
telO Richmond, Va.
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SrRING yiiADE or 1854.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

- MERCHANT WEtstgER, No ii2 Main street b,v We 81.
sesysd ADD opened the stock OF
V'mfO ior spring and sumne they have ever offered f
e Itr goods were manufactured ~ themselves 10
ade and s be sold as low they be bought In sBy
ust 10 aldton 70 their present they will eopnue H.
receive IRON their factory large supplies weefy 60 st
stock will be aluayA fresh and desirable ~ ~ ~ Wv"
MISC on hand large SHIRT fancy nd rb. p.,
Hoods o. eyey Descriptions Rubber Good Of ali stys itn
shirts and DSaWgs Hosiery, ofeVery style and oysty IA ]
o'hef article usually 10 be found Coiiing IIouse
mh77 . "hHohAsI 4 ,oWsla0ER,
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOO
nIAnI.Ra A uannHR

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
NuARLPs & BHOOHR,
No. rs Pearl Street, Richmond, Vs.,
HsPEcrFULY beg leave TO the public that they
IA have the fgeIi stocks SPRING doODs
accommodating terms, complete Of every thing
,hs Shoe Hat and bonnet line an enans,aon o. Witch would
will please give Us determined good
terms iouse In This or any other arhet. mh9
AJOTICt.The Partnership conducted By the undersigned
RICHARD HILL, jar will pay all liabilities Of the nrn and e.
Their Of the partners will receive What may Be due %
BILLY w. TALLY.
bis friends who have copsdcd their 70 The late arm and
hopes they will continue their hyos 10 nesss HILL HAw.
RICHARD HILL, Ja and EDWARD O. RAWLINGS at the old
stand on Main street corner below the Banks viii continue 70
transact all business In the line Of General Agents Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting Out Houses and Collecting 81 Claims
EDWARD O. RI%fises
RfoHSoHn. February t.is5i,-fe7
nissOLlITIoN or Co-PAnTNERsIIiP.--Ths
persons having against The concern
please hst sesm,nI oseadebted % e yin please
nhR0ELLus sMITff.
aprfi1T. A. q. EJAM.
TO NY pRIEHDs AND Tng Having day bought
GILLIAN SMITH, co. w short time add 70 The present
goods hand ron well selected
s 3. or.temss & % s ssoS ne s
Kinds Of county produce, vhieb be enesed TO hope
ipri11. wM o. ELAN.
day sold In The above 10 NJ
VIM ELsM whom We shserfauy rseomend 20 ne patronage
s Ss f Il. and the public g. sEkS SAITH
- Bath. Plunge Baths p snd sponge Bss bathing Gaps,
Bath Brushes with other ba'hins apPaa'0 ss 40
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-. VnGrsiA llSE or RICHMOND AMI -,
LON V New Hoek raehetA-ThIs Hous Art5SN
Line composed ofths following vessels, and 1913
saiis froin Noe York sccrp thras dlrs. Au
owned In the city Of Richmond, Wis; n
Sehoonsr OMANNA, Captain Daniel Dodge.
-rfF" RICHMOND, ~" Isaac purnsiL e'....-.
=" DANyILLE, j. IL futile ..lt
!. nANhLLt Oliver Chichestsrl -. ~,
aALLkaO, ," William Nelson,
HAkOvkR I" W, K Wbippie.
LYHCHnUR0, a. w Couch -
~" MERCHANT, 90. perry
+" HEw YORK, I'M Adkns ~.
!" nENRlcO, - az Seth Chestsr
These nrst class built in the etv Of b
oss expressly for this Isde and have
70. the trade aud who viii spare
may be relied ON to sail promptly as advsrts-d.
msrshans Morrill, ordering from viii
dnd TO th.it will av
be taken rs other ana every er
will be made BY the Agents In Richmond
isfacton. Is 10 80 - sA'
OF patronage '-s -' ""'s
Goods shipped BY this Line York will be IRE.
any other Souihern or Northern port. -~"'N'
The vees will lie In Roskett,. In New yo,k =,
Berth No. oofee House slip, loot Of Wall street ' "
DAVID CURRlE, RichnonJ
q. II. PHI RsoN, New York, SAyent,
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HtO.PAiiTNhiisIiiP-Mr NJ BLAIR having The
Interest Of Mr. w H. sEABRooK. the firm Of SEA.
BROOK REEVE has entered into Mr. p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and viii contnu. 70
carry on the Apoheeay and Drug business stand OF
Seaboof Reeve, hope business 10
share of the patronage oberay the late arm
= PAYsOH REEvE,
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TiDRTY YE.ns, ylKM Is TIlE o. 8. sKNATr

survey o. this wob the reader will nnd evenness
temper freedom from matguity, which abence Of
oiher evidences ~ saorhip would dcred the pr-nsops
Mr.. Benton. especially struck With historical
tces OF LoNndes and PnckneY His fair
o. that good old patriot citizen John Taylor Of Caone p
osoph and dgnhed deneatou Of Macon the glow.
ng admiration which gems the portrait touch Of John Randolph
who can only be painted by skehss the dgbhed chapter
yeherson Madison aud Monroe with feeling illusions their
deaths all unite make this work instructive and
farming the beaut dTapery which gracefully
trfui production"
Prom communication to the "Inquirer June Z.
Published ~ subscription and 10 be obtained Of
JAMES wOODHOsR.
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lPAwiNGs - MiLI.tIi odcr city aud country
merchants the usual terms foil
" droe"fies, Teas, Wines aud Liquors.
sughisNtW OfeanH, Porto Rrp, Loaf Crushed a
aud COuse sugars, yaTinus grades
C"lee-ki1, laNlayfa, Java, NOcho and santos
Moasses Orlean Porto Rico and syrup
Teas--UunpoEdeT, Imperial u Blae}
O1udes-Spsfm, idamauine aud Talioy
s"ap-C Castillo Brown, Family aud Fancy
spieesPincnto, Pepper, Cloves, Cinnamon Mace Ginger
Provisions Bacon, lard, Butter, Cheese, Ecr
Olive oil, Cayenne PsPper Mustard, giafcIl Alan
Indigo, fig Blue, Soda HAVANA skOAES
Wines and Liquors BfAndies all prices
hhdeta Port, Sherry Champaigne MALAGA and dry Wines
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, KectGei Whisky
Peruvian Ouano sait, Plaster. dc. tob2a
gAR8AlHS- BARGAiNs.I am in receipt u i,Ty- as.oTt
mebt ~ China, Uiass aud Eartienware ffou
naetues OF many new and Handsome shapes PATTERN 10
which with choice stock ~ Fancy Goods Looking
s2pe ware ac invite the particular attention both whole
sale and retail purchasers. ''''''
Being determined reduce my stock with view ,f,,.tt .
change In business viii be offered 10 t9pri
ou,tomera, o. peisons purchasing for each.
sbea attention paid 10 packing and the delivery N goods in
gu ,.uu' HUGH A. WAIT.
mIIN M. nlnnII
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ctffoWRR Htsgars Jstehor
- Baths Plunge Baths HIP and sponge Baths bathing Gaps,
Bath Brushes, with other BihIbs sppSraO' frssls
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Late Earthquake in Italy.

!, The news by, the Franklin is invested
with melancholy interest by The intelli.
gence of a terrible earthquake in tine south
ern. part of Italy; by whichsten thousand
ives pere losi! This appalling disaster
is described as having occurred in Gala
bria, which in 1882 was the. scene OF a
similar disaster, but attended with four
times as great destruction of life. de-
scriplion' of Calabria, with brief account
of the earthquake Of 1882. we take from
Brooks Universal Gazetteer:
"Calabria. a promontory and province
of Naples, forming the loot and southern
extremity Of Italy, extending IRON, 81 deg
So min. TO 40 deg. min. OF north latitude,
and being about forty miles in breadth,
Between the longitude Of 5 deg 40 min.
and II deg. 80 min. east. The ridge OF
mountains, the Appenines. intersects the
whole territory from north to south, and
numerous streams fall into the sea on both
coasts. II gives the title Of Duke to the
eldest son of the king Of Naples, 1t is
divided into two parts: Citra north, bor-
dering on the Basilicata. contains about
$50, 900 inhabitants, and Ultra south. con-
tanning about 10000. This country a.
bounds in excellent fruit. corn. wine. silk,
cotton, and wool In 1889 great part
of Calabria Ultra, as well as Of Sicily, was
destroyed by one of the most terrible earth
quakes on record. Besides the destruc.
ton Of many towns, villages and farms,
about 10000 people perished by this ca
lamity." <
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WooDsFIELD MONROE COUNTY OHIO APRIL 12 1854

language: You can't be supplied with
teachers, having one single qualification
for their profession. We would ask all
who are disposed to dispute this position
to accompany US to the examin alton room.
There you will witness every exertion used
on the part Of the examiners. 10 supply the
county with teachers. We heard from the
mouth of one Of them, that they had to
let many pass without sufficient qualifca-
|tions, to accommodate the county, for the
present; giving to those defective. certifi-
cate for a short time, urging improvement
and threatening not to renew their ceriifi'
cate if improvement was not manifest.
What can men do more? The writer is
not an examiner. Nor do the examiners
know, except from suspicion, who heis.
The next and last point we will notice.
is for those having the right "fxings.'' to
employ good teacher-judicious. practi-
cal. kind, decided, fearless good scholar
Stick close to him, or her, we are not par
iicular-sympa,hze and assist suchin their
exertons to do good. But we may hear
it said: How can we come at such; they
are not so easily obtained9 Indeed you
can't Thafsru,l,. very truth i,self. IT'S
Justly said by onelof our mos, able western
professors that lis easier manufacturing
ten lawyers, and ten good physicians, Than
one good instructors OF youth. 1t is given
up point and well understood. among
many. that we require the ablest and best
talents we can find for our instruction
Blu, can we get such TO serve US w,hou,
good pay2 Everybody must know better.
Elevate our schools and we elevate the
State. A COUNTRY PEDAGoGUE.
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A Painful Interview.

Speaking Of the omission, in. all the
lives wriien upon Alexander Hamilton, Of
the name of lns wife, reminds me Of q
thrilling and painful incident, to which
was an eye witness, connected with that
lady, (who by the way suppose few will
need be informed was, before marriage,
a daughter Of General Schuylers of, AZ
'bany.) About the year 1922, as near ,es
Loan recolleot, was on board ons of
the old Fulton and Livingston line apf
boats, (say the James kentor the Chsn-
cellor Livingston, on my way from New
York to Albany. All who fravelsd In
those days, will recollect that the dinner
hour was quite as interesting ,as now.
The ladies were OF. course provided tor
6rst,, and the gentlemen who stood near
the foot of the tables, could crowd upon
the back seats. ESQ they respectfully re-
treated as the ladies came dowp, until
the latter were all seated; then snch ~
were not crowded off, could take . seat pn
the signal being given. .'s ...5 -.
Among the first that were passing up
next to the berths and back Of one table
was Aaron Burr; and it was my lot to be
next to him. We got as far up as thoss
ahead of US could 60, before comingso
seats occupied by ladies on, thatsside. and
came TO stand facingthe table. AT hat
moment there came down opposite -
a large lady. richly dressed in black. and
veiled.I and while yet standing, directly
opposite TO Burr, she put her veil aside,
and raising her eyes scross the table shs
saw, with his eyes directly Upon hers
Aaron Burr, and only separated bV1 HE
width Of the table. She gays q loud
scream and fell, but there being 4dit5
number standing by. they caught hef. 1hd
took her out. The boat was then ahous
approaching Newb1rgh, and she i1si6lbd
on being put ashore al once, as sle could
go no further with Burr on board, and Il
was done as she wished. sssl5ssssa
I During the whole scene atsihe fkAle.
Burr stood like statue, looking I'D s11ith
a stoic-like Indifference ard compoatffe,
never moving q MUSCLE As soon 81 Ms.
Hamilton was removed he sat dow6 md
ate hearty dinper, and vent his way g
usual. sstsfssI5 ssfsg 1850 81
But TO say Isrelished and enjoyed ohy
dinner, crowded up in close pfoxamitJ 10
that man, with his history Of the f6tSfidu.
Ell rushing through my mind, cann6t!
Il was remarked al the time ttlfSa alis.
Hamilton said it was the first time ne
had set eyes on Aaron Burr since de
day he killed her husband, and: NOS d6&bt
it was the last. Cor. ot the Delrofli Hts.
Il :. - -
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or The mothers smile gives her child
the first glimpse Of heaven, as the tender.
ness Of her affection awakens the first con.
cepiions of an all-bountiful Providence.
Women dwell with patience upon the trifles
that make up the lives OF their children !;
and is on the direction OF these seeming
irifles that theirs future greatness will de-
pend. "A kiss frommy mother.' said Ben
jamin West, 'made me apainter.' When
yet child, he had drawn'a rude sketch Of
an infant relation sleeping in a cradle.
His mother chahced to see this childish
production. and was so well pleased with
it that she took the young artist in her
arms. and rapturously kissed him. The
mark Of maternal delight fixed his fate for
life. hea nj ksoa 9 ssS
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81 a. Young man, private word. When
you go a courting, find out as soon aspos.
sible whether your affections are being
planted more in bundle Of dry esods
and things generally, than . pulstllHw
heart, hemnied in by warm ribs aHd II
that. Many a fellow has laid himsslf 6ue
for full made woman, and only foundsa
very extensive assortment Of cotton, whale.
bone, and SIMILAR delusive instituli6ns.
Just look over the goods before going y
the parson.
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THE BURSTING OF TIE BUD.

Spring is coming. Spring is coming!
With her sunshine and her shower;
Heaven is ringing with the singing
OF the birds in brake and bower;
Buds are tilling, leaves are swelling, =ss.ls
Flowers on field and bloom on tree;
Ger the earth, and air, and ocean,
Nature holds her jubilee
Soft then stealing comes a feeling
O'er ay bosom tendefly;
Sweet ponder as wander,
For my musings are of thee.
Spring is coming, Spring is coming!
With her mornings fresh and light,
With her moon of chequered glury,
Sky of blue aud clouds of white;
Calm grey night falls, when the light falls.
From the star bespaneied sky, g
While the spiendor, pale and tender.
or the young moon CLEANS on high.
Still, at morn, at noon, and even,
Spring is full of joy tor me,
For ponder as wander.
And my musings are of thee. aaid
Still on thee my thoughts are dwelling,
Whatso'er thy name may be
Beautiful beyond words telling,
Is thy presence unto me.
tncc WukiHSS
Wandering in the breezes Iight;
Noontide's glory mdntles o 'er thee,
In n shower of sunny light:
Daylight dying leaves thee lying
In the silver twilight ray;
Stars look brightly on thee nightly,
Till the coming of the day.
Everywhere and every minute
Feel near thee, lovely one;
In the lark aud in the linnet,
can hear thy joyous tone.
Bud and blooming, mark the, coming
OF thy feet DER vale and hill;
And thy presence, with life's essence,
Makes the forests heart to fill.
Low before thee, adore thee,
Love creative, thee sing, ~ ~.
Now meet thee aud greet thee
BY the holy name of Spring.
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or.Go it while you're young. for VIII,

ersGo it while you're young. for when
you get old you oan'tp Exactly-go d.
but not after pleasure; go it-butnot after
wine; go it-but not after every pretty
face; go it--but not after dissipation. folly
and vice, for when you get old you can't
--and sure if you do, you WON'T. foryou'll
never live to be old! But go it-go 1t, af-
ter your business; go it, after virtue; go It,
after that pretty girl, whom you want 10
marry; go It, yes. go Il after all these. for
sure swhen you get old you can't'--and
there II be no use either ofyou're going il
then, for you will have wealth, health, hon
or. a good 9.old woman and children. to
bless you.t and you can take; your ease
But you get old, go 1t after these good
things, and don't slopsa-going it!a
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aOr The modern way Of asking for a
marriage license is to say, Clerk, give me
an order for woman. ssa
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The Origin 81 WaEs:

AT the present critical ;nnc.nra s, - a..
history. when we have f 1os
At least s.rumors az wsrs;s : s 3 sr.,rJ
an INQUIRY into their or;s;. :, 80
.ill.,imed. We ara ana g .sd !. .a-i5 s3is.
bor and research bu Is -, = $500 =
lions Of The celebrated Effr;cL sS.JSs:!!5
as, discovered ia one Of his mimi : 1is ~
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