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Bachelors and BABIES.

Thomas CRAY 1t is who concludes sianZa in one
of his lighter compositions with the exclamation,
"Wlat cats avcrse to fish - intending Of to
nlpreSS each reader with the idea that single mem.
bcr of The feline family was ever known 10 be thus
affected Another question there is (ani only one)
which admits Of quite as little loubt-it is, :. what
bachelors n0i avcrSe 10 babies - The idioSyncracy,
in either CASE is 50 fully evidenced all occasions as
10 render its diagnosis one Of easy delineation Such
is the worlds opinion on This m"nenIous matter, and
such uas ours along with the rest Of mankind, Until
about five days ago, when onr views were librralIzed
by the following vision Passing by one Of our stores
about that t.ic we glanced in towards the ladies cuul
Ter rs mast men will do in passing Before that counter
sluod duube-dycd bachelor, all wreallel i'll smiles
aud bealilicd inlo lges, snickering and simperng,
vet all the time seeming afraid lest some one might
lr,cc, him. Every one will desire 10 know what
caused The genirman's ecstasy. Then hear ye and
be amazed Girls, prepare your bluSl-concealing
f,ns!-h mas a nice Hnie naked doll baby, which he
held dclghledy in his grippe and even pressed
unoe or twice 10 his tough old bosom.
Brealhcs there a man that never sigh'd-
And long'd, and pray d i, may be
For thing TO be called "its ladders pride
lIllle squaling -.
But We leave the rest 10 the readers agnation
Of course We have no idea OF giving up our good
bachelors unless it he specially denlanded for
special purpose, by lady.
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Once Again to the Conflict.

AFTER brief and hollow truce, the signal ot strife
between the two grand divisions OF the tonlrdrracy
has again been sounded. The passage oi Tile Nehrs-
kn and Kansas territorial bills is now the casuS belli
"Thcsr bis," cry aloud The leaders OF Northern par
ties, shall be rep.aed." With equal determination,
the answer is hurled back from the SoniIr-"T They
shall mol be repealed" The TWO sections are thus
likely 10 he arrayed the against the ui!:cr, each
with undivided 'front.' This looks more like tilsIn'"n
than anything we have yet seen. Bnt another com
promise may cunc in to dspel the tempest gathering
rage The South may again be led by the nose into l!'e
path Of obedience TO Northern aggression, aud 50 this
glorious Uniun shall still exist.
We observe, however, that some Southern papers
which sang low" in 81, now Threatening rxrrme
measures with a vengeance. The New Orleans Com
nercial Bulletin for instance "a Wing paper By The
bvc) nmates in view of its Of acqnlcScrrre IN
81, that il acted then for peace aud uni"', h th''
now there will be danger in trying lis oFbearacc ally
further Such too has been the menace held "u' III
certain Congressional speeches during Tie lrI'l"S
session. II is pleasant 10 the 'adcr rising INNS
The onus of meeting the present isS:: Win 'hr Nof'"
rests not much upon the ScressluSis oi Tue S"u'I
upon thaSe who promised such grcat t"hsS II '''e
compromise Of lj50 flile to Secnre 10 Us rriei from
further aegres,ions These last HOW control the S"IiI
aud they must gni,r us safely anl lonorahy through
the cunning conflict, if they would not ia>'Iy lhcr
promises to the country. If their Issue be weaker
one than that presented in the struggle o I'oJ and
'5l it is their part bring The people up 10 The p"'nt
of resistance by nure soul-slirrng appeals 10 their
pride and honor than were made al thai Juncllre one
thing is certain: They will lind those, who were
ready for action in 81, ready still. We await orders
with anxiety We have forgotten the modification Of
our failure, and are willing 10 do anything That the
interests Of our section may nuw demand. We stand
prepared, either TO endure further compromises III ST.
lence with the rest Of yun or to sever Tie likS tlat
bind us to the turbulent and aggressive population OF
the Northern Stalcs Plan the campaign ANA assign
us our paris The Secession flag will not be the last
to reach the field Of operations.
Apropos Of this {" new Issue" see an article else
where upon the subject from The Charleston HercHry
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More Evidence,

Judge O'NEALL is writing some interesting letters
from the North the editors of the Ncwberry Scnt'-
mel We extract the following passage from one OF
them as going prove the universally Of Northern
enmity to our domestic institutions
"The slave riot at Boston has been shameful
thing, but the supremacy OF The law has been main
tcincG still am bound to say, feel that there is
de.p md settled hatred, here, and all through New
England TO our institution of slavery. The mass of
the people are sincere and suppose That slavery is that
whirl, their orators and books depict
No one delights in hearing such unpleasant truths !;
but being truths it is better for us 10 know Ihem
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Fair at 2e;hanY.

We are pleased 10 see that tn. Fair at Bethany pass
ed off so finely OF this We had no doubt, from our
knowledge Of the auspices under which ii went for
ward
To the ladies, who sent us that paragon Of cakes Tor
our little girls, We bow in most grateful Acknowledge
psnt. Long may Bcrhany's beautiful grove wave ITS
green branches over their house Of worship! And
ever may intelligent Christian congregations meet
there 10 rive thanks TO the Lord for all his benefits
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
a psRODY 0N

They are gone, all gone from their Mountain
Home"
They are gone, all gone from their pleasant home
On Buncomhr's bcautcous heights to roam:
Apd the cllidrcns song which heard ut dawn,
Has passed away with SUNNI rs morn.
They arc gone,-aH gone whom I've known well
And side by side we no more may dwell;
l,u, their kind deeds past live with me Yet,
Anl thougl, they are gone "Cinna Forget"
L. W. r.
EpGErIELD, S. &.
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER

Mn. EnrroR Although | fully intended that
my last reply to my Brother " WATcnMAN," should
close my correspondence with him, still | must
aver that have been thrown into such an unwonted
coud hunnr, by his high appreciation Of my poccal
talents, and feel so complimentcd thereby, that ann
constrained to take this method of returning my
heartfelt thanks for the same; and assuring him
thai shall set about the consummation OF his glow
ing expectations, at my first leisure hour. And
though may not cope with u Milton, or rival
Pollok, hope that the partiaty Of my brother
will overlook Ill defects and pardon al inconsistent
ccs And let lie add, that as an earnest Of my
kind aud rratcrGal feelings towards himself and a
hope, that our lite sparring lrs not rssencd our
kind regards for each oihcr shall, on the issue Of
the first edition of my Pucn transmit copy Of the
same, for conspicuous place in the library Of my
esteemed brother, to whom the work shall be most
altclouatcIy dedicated by LAYMAN.
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Some of the Detestables of Life.

To say behind ones back what you dare not say to
lis face
To peep into your neghhos yard for tile purpose Of
finding something TO cellsure
10 gut in conversation the defects msfor-
tunes of others:
To watch every other mans business more narrow
ly than your OWN:
To pretend friendship for one md yet endeavor to
damn him with faint praise when others applaud:
To retail accusations against absent person, with
the reservation of -. don't believe them though"
getting. out place in You should be called on TO
account therefor:
To honrya rnan with soft words only when you
wish 10 ask favor Of him:
And finally. comprising all in one) TO smile and
smile and be villain"
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The copper-hearted Chicken

VIZ have been sllewn dirty copper cent which
some one paned off ON the ladies of The Methodist
Church at their hot supper on the evening OF the list
inst. If this occurred through mistake, i! was "i
course excusable But to 10 thing of the kind de-
ibcra,c!v is n sure indication Of raSrality. Let the
indivit ual, whoever lie may be, take heed lest lie
cume To the rulluws
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THE editor of the Lexington Telegraph has the fol-
lowing in his las, number:
To THE EplroR OF THE EDGEFiELD ADVERTISER,
Here our ~;
That's W hat We call a terse, expressive, kind and
manly paragraph Ii shows the gentleman i'll every
letter lmasine Colonel, rha, we are also stretching
iurh our cs and graspng yours i'll The genuine old
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An Improvemert.

We are very glad 10 learn that our late paragraph
in regard to ''church congregations" was la'ly re-
iurd BY fine turnvu, the Baptist church on Sun
duy last Some think there were Two hundred III at
tendance III regard 10 hnw the matter has stood all
alung, we have nothing more 10 say except that the
,yaichful minister embraced the occasion o this out
pouring Of his people to nveig warmly and eloquent
~ AGAINST the evils Of onalcndance Oh public wUr-
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Georeia Homo Gazette.

WE call attention tv an advertisement of this paper.
Ii is matter Of surprise TO Us that the :. Ga=cHc has
not large list Of subscribers in Edgclicd. We are
all neighhurs and friends, and should help one another
along. The " Gasctte" is chucc publication for the
family circle. If there any who may be looking
ont for a refined Southern paper 10 take we hrg leave
to suggest tn them tle " Georgia Home GaseHc." See
liz,
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Turlsevs bu the Pound.

WE may be very green in the matter hut 1t does
strike us that selling turkeys by the pound is one OF
the newest things out. The LaurenSville Hcraid' III
its market quotations of last week, has among o''er
things, Turkeys, ) cents per pound" We move the
general adoption of this plan Of pricing the long legged
cnininnIlifu
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ACCIDENT oN III. So. ca. RAILRoAD-onr
city WAS lErnw. .,s,. Il lille commoilon yester.
day afternoon. . ., arrival Of the engine ol
tlIe up tl.i:' lit passenger or n"SsaSe
ears atlacir,. ~: ..r report Soon got INTO cir,
cuIaiinn, lh.i .e,r,ons accident had happened
about tou: mites from the city, by the running
utf of the cars an, that Il number Of passengers
were seriously injured. The down tram which
was ready Tor starting, was despatched for the
relief of The passengers, with medical assistance,
andrcturned about O'Clock, when the anxiety OF
our citizens was relieved by learning that the
Breakman W $ the person injured, and his inJu-
res are not considered dangerous. We learn
that the baggage aud negro ears ran oil the road
and were u complete wreck. No passengers
were injurcd.-Augusa ConstitulIonalist 18TH
nSt
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An onion as is an Onion.

We somehow or other omitted 10 acknowledge last
week l,l, fine onion which Mrs. BRYAN SeIIt U.s. II
is enough to make ingon sass for six hungry u'cI'
We have yu, il away for extra times.
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Telegraph through the up-country.

THERE they go, wiz-z-z-z, while we sii here saw
ing gourds" 1t is proposed 10 establish telegraphic
line from Columbia TO Newbsrry, thence to l-anreiis
and right on to Greenve. Ilip-hip-hurrah!
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AWFUL BEREAvEmExr-The Philadelphia
Inouircr says: We have already alluded to the
case of gentleman now resident of this city
Nr William CuIIiss, who lost his wife. seven
children and upwards of twenty thousand duIlals,
in the steamship City of Glasgow. lis agony
of mind under these distressing circumstances
may well be mrsincd. For Time hc WIS al
mos, threatened with madness. lie is now more
cumnuscl,
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SILL Another.

We nave all been badly beaten in Beets b. the last
one that has cvue i'll 10 us Ii Is from Mr. JERRY
MoBLEY's garden aud MEASURES full twenty inches IN
Jam SuiiS
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TIE Kings Mountain Rail Road has declared
dividend ul per cent Oh The capital stock
Tie Road is free of deb,, aud likely to COLI
tuuc So.
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WASHINGTON, June %, 1854.

w iSllINGTOS, June rs, IS04
The President has Transmitted to tie Senate
the following list ui oI!!crra !ur the new Terri
tories:
General William O Butler, of Kentucky, tp
b. Governor nf Nebraska.
Hon Andrew II. Rcrdrr to be Governor Of
kar> $.
SIr Warden, OF Virginia, to be Secretary Of
k,u>as.
Mr. Cummings of Iowa, Al present one Of the
editor, Of lie iic"huk Democrat, To be Marshal
Of Kansas.
Hon. Mr. FursuSnn, of Michigan, to be Chief
Justice oI Nebraska.
Me>>rs Bralry of lmliana. Hardin of Georril.
arni LImorr Of .>L:i,.ma. io be .Aosoratc Judges
Of Nebraska AID kn-..s.
inrrr .:,Io n.";..s ;!rrar TO meet with rem
c''. ""..''" ">c'r' .s;mcng Iir vas; horde
II ,.as. ,.,,. ;Yc.n;S, wio-r pei i"Es Tor
r;.ce nave. i..urrs il by ~r"rr- ever >i;ce
~" )" .rnI ne iii I"r lGc organization oi
tie r. UI;r,.
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Hot

THE thermometer has been will! us as high as oaS
Fahrenheit, in The shade, for several days past.
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Sf, .Tug BcTLEE.--.A large number of our
ri lv;;- ;rii;rt, "u Wednesday, rvrring, in Il
r.,:.p iI:lclliar. srrrI;dc /" our di>:i"2 2ai.!rd
Sr:..nr, q. his IuG: :iug> at Jauncy's ll"I"I. IN
rrspn.t>r 30 r.p.ied calls fur lis appearance,
Ini - Du,Ir came forward, and in few brief
r,n.rk> returned thanks far the compliment ten
drrrd To him Ills EXcrlIrnry Governor Nlan-
ming having also been called on, addressed the
as>cmbl:gr in very appropriate manner. The
compliment was conceived in good taste, and
the recipients were worthy Of it.
Senator Butler proceeded to Washington
Yesterday by The Wilmington and Manchester
railroad - uulh Carolinian.
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a terrible tragedy occurred a, MillviIc, Mass,
on Saturday night. Alexander lirwelt. in u tit
uf jealousy, shot his own wife and Il man named
Owen Brown. to whose house she had fled for
protection. He then committed suicide by ia
king slrychnine. Brown dicd Instantly. Mrs.
IIewelt fingers but cannot live.
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A DELICATE SrBIEcr-Thc Empires, Euge.
na of France j. said To br-bui we wont say
it, II the reader is curious ae will tind the sub
ect discussed round!y in the European papers,
Napu!ran is determined the Empire shall not 90
out ot his family for Lack uf i legal snrcrs,or.
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FLORIDA CE0ps.-1he Tallahassee Forldian
of la> Saturday. makes very gratifying report
as to the rondirinn and prospects Of the crops
in Florida. 1t s"ys:
"The indications at present are that most
beautiful crop is to reward the tolls Of the far
lnrrs of Florida in the coming harvest. Not for
years has the corn crop been 50 promising rs
now. In addition 10 this, 4 great deal more has
been planted The present srason than usual, and
The consequence will be overiowing cribs and
low prices for bread nnlcrial. Thus cmigrants
whu have been deferred from coming among US
because of the scarcity and high price OF the
staff Of life" may now safely prepare for mo-
wing. Planters will be glad to get rid Of their
surplus corn for lric, compared with what the
same article has sold at present and former
years As TO the cotton crop, We can only say
iha, it promises equally well But i: is altogether
too ear Y in tic day to speculate about 4 product
so liable to drawbacks. We safely remark,
however, that il there is moi too much rain or
too much sun. ii there l. no caterpillar. and no
storm, and late ir"> The largest crop Of cotton
ever housed in r'iurIi. mHy be counted OH
probably"
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Notice.

WE have in charge handsome bracelet, and a. silk
hood, lost by some persons at MISS bhESAS concert
The owlers can have the goods on application.
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A San INCIDENT OF THE MISsrSG STEAMER
Last winter, Il gentlemanIy aud well educated
Englishnan arrived IN nl'ladciPhi"- his little
SUI; having 'rirrd furnished house, sent to
England for The rest of his family. Soon after,
letter came from lis wife. saying they would
take passage in the Steamer Ciyof Manchester.
Subsequently, another letter came, stating that
size had no; been able to make her arrangements
in time 10 sail in the Manchester, but that she
Should certainly sail in tie City Of Glasgow.
Some time s;er this, letters came which Size had
mailed AT the time of cnharkm. in this ship,
ainl now he was uLspr"k;;bly happy with the al
mo>' certainly "i seeing his wife and ririllrrn in
few days Gul alas day after day an'i m"n'h
after m"n.h elapsed, without any appeIr"nr" of
the steamer. Daily could he be seen at the
steamers wharf until al! hope had fled ; and il is
now stated hr is in u lmnItic NY am-G rasi7S
nuAiuc !-PhiIulrlpiia PIPER.
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Acl.no3lcdsmen
ALL Risht.

WE are indebted to MesSrs Brooks and BoYcE {
sundry Congressional documents of interest.
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TIE Washington STIR says the amount voted
on Thursday by Ihr ilon-e 10 pay Tor the books
ordered to be distributed s!nong the vrr:"@;
members Of the h"iy VS. i9J jGpS.. ne
:m"unt requisite t" pay for 'hr books :" o. Ia
lie riralrcr, new mr:ibrr- of ,hc Senate, VII!
swell .iial sun, ~ an aggregate Ui SOL 600.
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TIE Paris CORES spundent of the Cincinnati
Gazelt writing under the date of May %, says.
"A fashionable marriage which has been for
some time an interesting subject Of discussion
with the Jeaumonde is at last definitely arranged
to came oil in few days. The parties are
Lewis C;ss. Jr., Charge d'AE1irs at Rome, and
the beautiful Miss Ludium, of New-lork, who,
after spending the winter in Rome with her par
cnls, is now stopping in Paris ill after the we'd
ding. So, after an unty of tiirtatIons' Inc
gallant Alajrr is caught at last. The BRIDE by
her amabiIiiy and great personal beauty, Will
serve 10 render still more popular the already
popular American Legation ut Rome.
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WoFroRD CuLLEGE-This institution, located
al Sparlanburg Court House, is rs, we learn
from the Southern Christian Advocate, in
sufficient state of torwardness TO allow the COM
mencement of its first scholastic term ON the
first day of August next. Candidates for I'D.
mission into the Freshman Class will BE- eSamin-
cd on Cnsar's Commentaries, e books) or
Andrews Latin Exercises G. books.) Nirgirs
Eueid, (6 books) Cicern's Oral!ons, Greek
Reader Zcnophon's Cyropedia, q books,) Eng
Isn, Latin and Greek Grammars, including Pro-
sody: Geography, Arithmetic and Algebra
through simple Equations.
The following constitute the Faculty of in
Slrucii"n:
Tie Rev. w. NJ Wightman. D. D., President,
and Professor Of Mental and Moral Science.
David Duncan. a. NJ, Professor of the Greek
and Latin Languages and Literature.
Rev. A. NJ. Shpp, A. NJ, Professor of Eng.
li>h Literature.
J.H Carlisle, A. M Professor of Mathematics.
w. Duprc A. NJ, Professor of Chemistry,
Mincraiogy, and Geology
III. Bacr, Tutor in Hebrew and Modern Lrn-
guages.
Although Wohford College is under the pat
ronage Of the South Carolina Conference Of
the N. f. Church, South, and therefore denomi-
national, its doors will be open to every appli-
cant Of good moral character. II is hoped that
= sale of scholarships, together with the cheap
rate IF living in SpartanLurg, will reduce the
College expenses to half Of the ordinary rates
Of tuition in such ilstiiulions.-Soulh Caro-
! luan.
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EXECUTION OF a RUSSIAN SPY IL TuExEy.-A
horrible execution Of Russian SPY recently
took place ut Schumla, which reflects 10 credit
on Omer Pasha. The revolving scene is thus
described.
He was conducted by large body of military
from one end of Schamla to The other. lshmael
pasha, with large staff, led the way. Alta
considerable distance came band of drummers
and musicians. PLAYING tunes more suited to
triumphaI event than TO the 'ragcal affair that
was soon 10 take place. Behind them came some
files of soldiers lIrn the condemned man. walk
iug. in The dress Of ! Bulgarian peasant, his two
arnfs tied with ropes. and held by several ka-
va>Srs Uho followed him. The criminal "'s
led out to Sp" in view of all present.
lslmoal PasEa and his staff aghted. The
preparations for the pnor fellows execution
were very soon Misunderstanding. in t:ct hav-
ing been done, excepting the binding OF Tho
mans eyes, and The tying of his hand, considcra-
bly, tighter.
The pG>ra gave the signal to nine soldiers.
who were placed 81 % yards from the condemn
ed man, to fire. Three fired first, but Only ons
of their Shots took effect. !, made him siagg-r
and fall Another three then fired. with but lit
tie more rtirc: after which the remaining three
all seemed to have struck him; but ~ he WAS
not dead, three other soldiers were ordered 10
fall out of their ranks, aud to lire upon him.
After they hid done so..severa men went up TO
the unkilIci man. and stuck their bayoneIs INTO
hi, skull H. groaned so heavily that the crowd
heard him. The want of precision with which
the men fired. and the Iardiness they showed 10
doing their work, were very rcprclensibI", and
gave much pain to :he foreign officers who had
seen military executions in other coun;ries but
the finishing part Of the business was little elsa
than revolving to their feelings. Several Tur-
k:sh officers went up to the mnlilaed man
drew their swords across his throat. and then
licked the blood from their sides. During the
whole Of the proceedings, Ishmacl Pasha was
quietly smoking his pipe, and seemed as undis-
lurbed By emotion rs if he had been witnessing
review of his troops. The spy had been for.
mery Of the Russian army, and was 4 man OF
some intelligence.
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Mr.. WIN WnERRY was instantly killed, and
another citizen lost his arm, while firing cannon
ut Rocky Hill, in York District. last Monday,
The YorkviIle Miscellany says that Mr.. W. was
ramming the powder for third discharge, with,
ont " swabbing," when it become ignited, and hc
received the contents in his breast, killing him
immediately.
AMAS named Rich. Norris, an employee from
the North on tie Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, was apprchcndrd recently and taken bet"re
the Mayor OF I.ynchburg, for uttcring sentiments
of an abolition and inccndiarv character The
managers of Southern railroads should exercise
Il close inqusi,ion as to the uttrrances OF those
strangers they employ. There is much inccndia-
risn float in the Southern States, in the form
it assumed iu this instance.
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WHY is n gambler an agreeable fellow =
Becau4e he h:s such ginning rays.