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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30

McCLoUD's STAGES FROM OAKLAND
TO SrocKroN, the Republican says, are
literally patronized. The route is one
Of the most beautiful in the State.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30
KEEP COOL,

ICE ICE.: ICE.!! 1CE!!!!
All those in want Of ICE, during the
coming season, can be supplied, in any
quantity, by applying at the
GLNlRAL Ice DEPor,
Major Farnsworth's Saloon, on Main
Street, Columbia.
Columbia, Apr Is, '54-75-tf.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30

A Down EAST EDITOR says that
modesty is quality that adorns woman
and ruins man. A painfully correct
conclusion.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30
JOB WOR X

OF every description neatly and prompt
~ executed at the Columbia Gazette
Office.
BLANKS Of all kinds printed to order
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30
United States Bakery.

On Main Street, mcrt TO Whites Bill
lard Saloon.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30

An assortment constantly ON hand, and
fresh arrivals weekly.
All persons having any accounts a.
gainst the subscriber, will please to call
and get their pay. All owing him will
also call and pay up without delay.
J. HARRISON.
Columbia, July %, '54-S9-tf
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE!!

BROAD WAY BOOK,
STATIONERY, News, Music.
Lamp, Furniture and Upholstry Store,
is still kept at the Old Stand.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30

~Fear God and love you, country
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-30
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning,
ev!C DUCHOW ( RI. STEELE.
Office on Washington Street.
T T. Il NJ s.:
ADVERTISEMENTS:

a y ' r K I ) T. VI z Y is:
First insertion, ....... 1883 90
Each subsequent insertion, $3.50. l so
To those who advertise regularly by the
month, reduction of 25 per cent will
be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

At SPECIAL hKxlIkG or LADY WASHINGTON
"A Hose %. No. %, held 81 The carriage house On
Monday evening, December 1eth for the purpose Of
King to attend the funeral Of late bro
Their member, John 0'Ksill Mcsns. Reid and Jackson
were appointed committee to iraft resolutions The
committee presented he following which accept
ed
Whereas has pleased the Divine Giver Of life TO take
from our midst while in the enjoyment OF health and
vigor our late brother member John 0Neil and while
We truly mourn bis sudden death, We submit with re-
Gguahon to the win Of the Almighty
Resolved, That in the decease OF late associate
sustain loss which fills hearts with His
frank and manly bearing, and his goodness Of heart
deared him to all who knew him, whilst his eminent
vices In the fire department. has secured Kim the admra
ton OF his fellow members.
Resolved That TO the bsreaved family Of the deceased
We extend our heartfelt sympathies, and although
cannot stop their tears OF sincerely and
ly feel their sad af3iction
Resolved, That the members Of this company meet at
tho carriage house Wednesday, Goth inst O'Clock
=. n In citizens dress, to accompany his remains to
their hnsl resting place. and pay last sad tribute to
his memory.
Resolved, Tha' the members wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days. and publish the above reso-
tions in the New York Herald and Sunday Mercury.
JOHN REID, I c,..
JAMES JACKSON, I 'on"''ee'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
Total. .................1,4.

The Ola Colony and Fall River Railroad COMPANY
have declared . semi.annuh dividend Of three per
cent.
The Washington Globe Of the 18th inst. publsshss
ths assignment dschsduls Of MessrA Seden, with.
sn q Co., bankers, Of that city. The assignment
sets forth the manner In which the assets Of the
firm shall be spplied. - follows:-
First to all proper expenses Of the trust secondly to
Railroad Company TO the amount H $4,000, in the
hands Of j. senter Of New York. agent Of the Bank Of
Hamburg, OF Dennstoun, Wood Co., Of New York
city, and OF the cashier Of the Rank Of Commerce, Of
New York. thirdly 10 the redemption Of the notes issued
payable to bearer payable In notes Of Virginia banks
nnder the name and denomination Of Exchange Bank
notes. as aforesaid and known the circulation OF the
Exchange Bank and, fourthly and lastly, to all the
other creditors Of said copsrnershp including the State
the order In which they naed-that Is to say, the
second to be satisfied before the third the third 10 BIO
satisfied before the fourth and last The third and
fourth classes to share the fund between the
bers OF SAID classes rateaby and balances that be
due to the clerks and employees Of the rn to be
taken as part OF the first class Of liabilities herenbe-
fore provided and to be paid equally with expenses OF
trust.
tits, however, hereby provided that II the said part
SHALL within sixty days from the Of this deed
agree with the board Of public works OF Virginia or
other persons having authority act for the
State any arrangement In relation the debt due the
State IL shall be the duty of said trustees and they are
hereby empowered In such event. upon the call Of said
partners to deliver TO the agents Of ths States the
bonds OF the Cnesa peake and Ohio Canal Company WITH
The ipteTes coupons and arrears Of interest shown
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

The receipts 1t the Office Of the Assistant Trsa.
sursr Of this port, to-day, amounted to $49,643.
Payments $544, 4s5 Sc. Paid for Assay office $780,
sss 80. Balance t3,71s,32e 70. The largo pay
nests to day were On account Of the redemption Of
government stock.
TIE Ontonagon Ne'os, (Lake Superior) gives the
snsunt Of copper shipped from the mines in thu
region, nom May to October H. 1854 n follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

basahce...... ......................- $lZ,lJi III
The Treasurer estimates the probable receipts the
public treasury for the two fiscal commencing No
veber 1854 and ending October 81 1885, at s646 1885,
aDa the probable disbursements at $500 o53 The debt
Of The State is $685. and win be increased
70 3d. 633 by the sale Of 900 bonds to be sold
under the act for the benefit Of the Weldon and CASTOR
Railroad and the Ncuse and Tar rivers and Of 4370
bonds for the North Carolina Railroad.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road Company for the month Of November 1854
were ~ follows:-From passengers, $s7,479 75;
freight, mails and express, $60,ll9 IS; total
$l47, $3.50 SO.
Tho earnings Of the Harlem Railroad Company
for the month Of November, 1854, amounted TO
$S4 04 o. against sl4 so for the corresponding
meath last year, showing increase Of $l3,759 %
tox November, 1854. Tho increase In receipts for
the pest four months, over those for the same
nsnths In 1868, has been $ss,47S As. The company
offers TO give mortgage bonds, bearing seven Per
cent interest, In exchange for It's outstanding prs-
fe8red stock.
The re,eipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Rail.
read Company In November, 1853 and 1864, were
= folloWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

THE TREASURER OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DE
three hundred dollars, donation from Wm g. Astor
Esq to the widow and orphan fund Of the Fire Depart
ment. JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

MHRPPA HOSE COMPANY, 40, RETURN THEIR
Iyl sincere thanks to Mr.. W. f. PLUMB, Of No. 277
Thirty 9Th street. for the liberal supply OF refresh
merts furnished them at the late lire Thirt; sixth
street. JOHN BRICE Foreman.
WIN. N. GORDON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

ana mentioned m seAsda aforesaid such portion
Or { them = :ss s q .sa ss ss
feeling earnest desire to arrange the dbl due TO
the state upon terms sstsasts 70 an and consistent
msn be made within the time specified then thi, deed
10 stand II such provision this last
tanned in IT,
The Gisbs ssys:--
We procured from the Clerk Of the United States
Court for this district copy Of the Deed Of trust no
money ior y and publish i below, for the information
value Of Ave dollar ball only which have not thought
It worth while to present for payment.
The assets set forth in the schedule attached to the
deed OF trust, foot up as follows
Balances due from individuals as per ledger :
Notes and bills discounted ............ 35s, &51 o.
Claims in the hands Of attorneys. 71,l77 81
Total asset. :. q ose, oss o.
We have h.d time only TO glance over the largest
items in the schedule and dsd, when added together,
Bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 500 90
DOLLY hide Copper Company. ~ 2S9 81
stock IN Union Coal Company. q, 53f 60
Due from members of the firm AZ folows:-
From Z. ". Latham &Co................. $1,000 81
From n ". ANN M,,h aS' sso 20
From L. r Bayne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20, 473 "a
From Bayne Mithers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 90
From G. w. c. Whiting. ................... 4,779 AZ
Total ..................... $685. 776 90
Here ~ more than one halt the amount OF their sche-
dule in stocks greatly below par saleabc at ALL add
debts owing from the who constitute the com
pany to the company. The balance Of the assets Is
$685. SS 90.
1t Is opinion that not more than $500 Ooo il that
mucb be made out OF the whole Of the put
down in the schedulc and II the creditors must lose
largely Tor the trustees admit that the company
$500 600. II Ia believed that it than they
know Of We have heard from whit consider good
authority that II the State OF Virginia alone that
for stock has received from her, disposed and
made no return The comp ny acknowledges that It
owes the following, in addition to what It Virgil
MA
To the holders Of its bank notes. $40 900
TO the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. $4,000
Total. $3.50, 900
showing how much II does owe, an TO whom 1t is ow
mgr would enIp hten their creditors very much and
might tend to make them feel more happy than they
now do.
The earnings and expenditures Of the Central
Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgia for Il .
year ending Dec. l, as appears by the official re-
port, were a. annexed -
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY, GEORGIA.
Earnings of road. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1892, GA 30
Earnings Of bank Oh, 1874 OF
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, o2s 03s 81
BANK ex expenses. ........... A.Oa2 20
Dividend, June, Isl, per cent 1as,9si 90
Carried to cost Of road (June). 100000 20
Carried to reserve fund in June
last. ...................... Ss,4I0 w
-- $se3 9o2 So
Leaving $134,945 "a
This sum Of e45 81 il the net amount of cash re-
ceved from earnings of road since the LIST Of June last
Since that date there has been paid
On account of road. S5S 1853 So
For ccmpany's road bonds 1920 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NUrlCEs.

A ASBOIH, ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
As Al East Thirteenth street, Of University
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

Total. ......... Sz17, 900
Seeing this large amount soon to be paid and the
utter impossbility of realizing from the assets
sufficient replace the road earnings used the board
unanimously Of opinion that stock dividend of ten
per should be declared in lieu OF the
cash dividend Of four per cent. 1t that the
capital Of the company being only 50 ooo and the
net income of the road much 1894 900 per annum
stock cond DO issued to the amount Of $3.50 without
mpairng the value Of your property 1t was recoected
expressed the opinion that stock dividend could be de-
clared in this year, to the amount Of $500 GEO. and 1t
known to tho board that such dividend at least
expected The board therefore, did not hesitate to de-
clare the dividend which they publish to-day. 1t WILL
think be manifest TO every careful examiner of the
affairs Of the company that BY the which the d.
rectors have pursued the condition of the company Is
made more satisfactory and stable than IT ever has been
The Tes serve i fand 10 ;ont :; ss'S2ss "
And further, il the guaranteed stockholders
merge and elect the stock dividend, there
will be added. ......................... 22,o18 90
ssh, 245 As
And the fund, after being used to carry
down the cost of the road to the actual road
capital so as to have the bank capital en-
TIRE, as 200, 190 90
win stin amount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 05 455 As
1t is subject to the road rent which we owe and 70
make good any loss that may happen by depreciation
assets.
The sums already mentioned as soon to be pad and
dividend o. four per cent can be paid IN June next with
amount, found necessary be realized In the course
Of six months, without submitting to more than very
trihng loss. Our bond debt, moreover will be largely
reduced by June next and the remaining bonds do not
begin to fall due until 1857 And there win be no neces-
sity for reducing the discount line.
After the stock dividend declared shall have been
paid to the stockholders tho capital of the company,
the guaranteed stockholders MERGE will be follows
Road capital stock .s3 GA 40
Bank capital stock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 205, 7e0
The road can be kept down to the of Sc ga 10
and the iron remaining to be re-lad, and all other i'm
pfovements can be finished in two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

NOTICE OF REM0vAI.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED BEGs
IN leave 10 inform his customers AMI friends tina he
has reno sed 10 spacious establishment In the Gsey
building, corner of Cortlandt street and Broadway,
where the business will be conducted n much larger
scale than hitherto consisting of large assortment Of
shirts stocks and collars carefully manufactured and
suitable for every market in the States. The under
signed aaters HIMSELF from the large patronage he has
received from his friends and customers for The last
fifteen years that he stil merits the same by assuring
them that all their orders will be promptly attended
with and despatch NJ. WILSON, corner Cortlanat
street and Broadway, and in Broadway principal
entrances In lortlandt street, of Broadway
the Gilsey building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

Aos@i.. ....SAoi,ooo %
The President gives the annexed review Of the
dpancial difficulties Of the company during the
past year, and shows clearly that the next semi.
annual dividend cannst be paid in cash. This IL
what every railroad company in the country would
show II their officers would mako . plain. honest,
clever STRAIGHT forward statement, and not deceive
their stockholders by reports OF net earnings whvh
have never been realized The President of the
Central Railroad, Of Georgia, says -
Nearly the whole of the S73 200 paid for road bonds
fell due the first day Of October last at which time
chad In consequence of the epidemic, fallen short in
the September receipts $40, 0O0 and in the
midst of circumstances truly distressing 1t impos
sble to realize money even the stock which hold
in the Southwestern Railroad Company stock paying
eight per cent dividend and which the board thought
could be sold At or par In October the road
ceipts fell of over $40 0t0. Since the drst day of No
vember when business was generally resumed it ha
been found impossible to sell at great sacrifice the
stocks held by the company. The line of discount
bills receivable being not much more than enough
to protect the circulation and deposits, could
not with propriety be reduced. The road earn
ings were Of necessity used to their full ex-
tent in paying for road work and company's bonds
Between this time and June next the company has pny
Rent Of the Augusta and w.yncsbcro and other ''''
roads, about. -::.................... 1000
Road bonds due LIST May, Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Railroad, about. $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

YTyHE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE NO. 277.
i \. a. NJ. are hereby summoned 10 meet at the
lodge on Wednesday evening, Dec. 20, the
nnsl election viii take place.
ALVIN NFTB, Secretary. WIN. HARRIGAN, W. NJ.
rTuE MEMBERS on TIE P0RTFRS BENEVOLENT Az
sociaton respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral Of deceased brother Patrick Cody from his
late residence 20 Oak street Wednesday. Dec 20 at
O'Clock p. NJ MARTIN PTfEIAN, Secretary.
FTy0 OMNIBUS PR0pRIET0RS.-I RESpECTFUIiY
IL call your attention TO Morriss Patent Passenger
Register now in extensive In several cities OF the
Union These registers are made BY the most sklful
workmen, and for durability, operation, price ana hnish
warrant them superior to any now In use. have let
tiers from propretors using these registers speaking in
the highest terms OF their operation and durability.
CHARLES +. HEFFR1CHT, Mathematical Instrument
sater, '2s son'h front street, Philadelphia n. B..
lsssSt iAs4ls Avg sxls,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

Tee. l, by balance due. down. $1,721 90
We, the undersigned having examined the foregoing
the year 1884, with the vouchers thereof
find the correct lea wing balance In the Butchsrs
and Drovers' Bank 30 the credit Of the New York Fire
Department Fund Of sevent. hundred and twenty ems
dollars md two cents
WILLIAM d. WADE, A.Mx
WILLIAM b. ROCKWELL,
New York, Dec !, 1874
PERMANENT FIND.
Five shares Of Manhattan Bark Stock. $3.50
Loaned on bond and mortgage, including trust
and special trust funds. o., 500
Total. S93,75O
Trust Funds. .......................... s,730
Special Trust Funds. .................... 1,S02
The following communication from the Auditors waS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

LNAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RAGGED SCHOOL,
IL To be held at Free Mason's Hail. 600 Broadway. on
Thursday evening, December 81 and the following day
and evening II is expected addresses will be delivered
BY some well known gentlemen through the evening.
Tickets Of &C mittance l2L cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

~ RAND TEMPERANCE JUBIIEE--IN HONOR OF
NJ Gov. Clark's election, Of to day, instead of
Thursday advertised Friends OF temperate viii hang
out their banners and assemble in the evening" at the
Gov. Dutton of Connecticut aud other distinguished
gentlemen. Music from brass band. and a grand
chorus by the tabernacle choir The public invited
10 attend,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

M As0NIC-BRoOKI.YN LODGE, NO. 2SS.-THE MEN,
M bers Of this lodge particularly requested to
tend at their Thursday evening" the 2st inst
at o'clock to elect officers for the ensuing year. and
transact other business Of Importance. BY order.
JOS. L. BRENNAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20


This Sl34 945 "a In the amount of cash re-
ceved from earnings of road since the LIST Of June last
Since that date there has been paid
On account of road. S5S, 1853 So
For ccmpany's road bonds. ............. 300 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

r 90. OF O. F-TO THE BRETHREN or VARIOUS
lie Iods Of the order You respectfully invited
to attend the third OF of lectures now being
delivered before the Northern Light Lodge, No S4s at
their lodge ROOM OF Forsyth and Brcome Streets
this "Wednesday evening, Dec. 20, ut 81 r. NJ. by
brother T.. FORBES TRAVIS Subject, the Roman EN-
pire. c. l.. DEGE Secretary
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

IlOs VIZ AFFLlcTRD. READ AND BIZ MADE
WHOLESALERS. Hall q MITE. having
'ofmea y eo-pafinership, eontlnueio b consulted
al Incl, olice, l34 Walnut street Cincinnal Ollie,
on all diseases Of private or delicate hature. asd
guarantee cure la all eases which thsy under
By along course OF study and practical expert.
uncu Of unlimited exiunt. Drs. n. a W. have the
gratineation OF presenting TIE unfortunate with
remedies that have nevor failed 20 cure The most
EARNING cases Of GoNoRRlikA and sYPu-
Under their treatment. all Of ne horron Of
Vonereal Discusses. impurcBlood. Ulcers Imp Sten-
cy. Pains la The baek, ard oreans OF eeneniion.
inflammation the Bladder AID kdnefs, n, dro-
cele, Abscesses, Diseases Of the Liver and Lungs,
Dropey, Scrofuln. Tumors, kpilnptic F.is Diseases
ofthc Nervous system generally, Diarrilaea, Dys-
entefy, Plies fistuia, kuptures, ee.,are pefma-
Periodical complaints OF females, however com.
plicaed or appalling, aso, all other diseases incl-
dent 70 females. cured, and every function, re-
Stored t"iis natural tone and vig0r.
Aguo and Fever cured IN twenty-four bours.
warranted.
sEnikAL wrAxsru.-pr. u. a W. devote great
part Of their tune 10 the treatment OF those eases
euused BY secret and solitary habit which ruins
the bod, aud MUD, uLftiing The unfortunate H..
dlyidual for iiher business or society. Some OF
habts Of outh 70 weakness OF The back ana lmbs,
dizziness tho head. dimnces OF sight, itntiun
Of the hear. dyspepsia. nervousness. deuf gement
81 the digestive functions. :, mp,ons Of sonsn,ai-
10 be dreaded loss 81 memory, confusion OF ideas.
depression efspidis, evil iorebodlies, aversion Of
society. selfdstrusi, timidlta DC. are among the
evils profu.ed. snch penons should before con-
suinmn'ing marriage. consult q pissicinn Of expe.
rlenee and skill, aud be NJ onro restored 70 health
~ q hslplhets.
~ Letters addressed 10 Or. n. ID. whiie.box
1881 y. o., rost-l aid, containing fee promptly
attended 10. aid Medicine forwarded 10 an, part
ofihe Uaited Statet. secure from observation.
firieiori eetress observed.
Nov. IL 'eSa, <s-isr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
THE SALT.

Prevention is better than cure. with
animals as with people. Plenty OF
good food and water; and room to ex-
ercise. shelter from cold aud storm.
aud from the burning sun and extreme
heat Of summer: dry comfortable
place 10 sleep-all these are highly
conducive 10 the health Of animals
The value Of salt. frequently nd in
abundance, Can hlrdly DC exaggerated
Wherever it is psact cal. or any wise
convenient, salt should be provided, SO
that animals Gun have free access TO
Il. There Is no danger Of their eating
enough 10 hurt them. The expense is
small; the utility and advantage great.
One of the tightest and richest farmers
that we have ever known-a clear
headed old man, Of ample experience
and AS close calculator ~ any boly
used 10 buy. annually, large quaint.
~ OF salt--seyeral times as much in
proportion 10 stock that he kept As any
ofhis neighborhood--and he used TO
take great pains TO procure The very best
qualify. Turks Island hcpreierred; and
when thar wasnotto be had. such as
most nearly resembled H.
We have seen accounts Of aocks of
sheep dying in large numbers until
they were literally supplied with salt.
and then going for years without a
single instance OF disnase amongst
them.
The great value OF salt has likewise
been shown in the arrangements OF
horses, though. perhaps win less EN- i.
phasis than in the management OF
sheep.
The best way is TO have = trough con-
stantiy supplied with salt, to which the
animals have daily access.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
COME KISS NE.

This is the name that should be
given to the fashionable modern bonnet
which. lightly resting on the back OF
the head. affords no protection to a
pretty face--but, on the contrary,
increases he attractions which, under
any circumstances, invite the stamp oil
kindness and stfeclionl How different
from the odious poke bonnet used
20 years ago, which formed projec-
ting line Of circumyallation around be.
wilching features--a checeauz de .firsse
which the most ardent aud presump.
tous admirer OF beaury would hardly
attempt. to pass-when even
To undertake the pleasing process.
Required In elephants pfoboscis.