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Special Notices.
Roasen and Common eense.

Oar rsadss nay rsmsmbsf hat - have % % rsral
occasions spoksa IN very sulassde isns ola prspara.
tion wheh Dt. SEN 7. Hanca, Of los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd. has discovered if The cure q kpisp-
us htA Nov, In doing 20. ne have bees actnatsd By
he very be.t motives, va he allsVahoa ofhumaa sui.
|ienng. From circumstances which have lately cone 70
car kuoulsdgs ~ fear thers hi esrtaia cles Of per.
fOus Who are net Disposed % Try this remedy n a con.
non sense manner. We alude 70 de net ef selecting
q particular cassin . toua where perhaps there are sE
o. eight sases, and trying e. on one ease. Nos. perhaps
he case ssleet4d might De The only one Of The whole
number that Il sould not care. This 4 neither dong
themselves nor the medicine iastes. ia dozen per.
sons vefe stricken down viii the cholera IN ons toss
Or hsighbOrhOOd, wOuld they ell send fosa physician
o. uoald only one employ bin, aBd uait and zee n be
cured the fret padentf That plan Of procedure wOuld
BE- most absurd. So m the ease Of DE-. Hance's remedy,
every one who has ftu should Try Is for q reasonable
length ofdme. n Nil not cure In Z day or . week; De
thing worth doing can be accomplished e once. What
Is easily done. Il Rs easily undOBe. The gTosth Of Tina
i enduring. From the most respectable testimony w
have examined, We feel assured that By = proper per
s~everenee In this remedy, nine eases Of Epilepsy cut O
ten may be cured. The Pills are sent BY mail free o
postage to any part OF he world, Price. one Dor o.
two IS, twelve 20. You viii 6nd the address shove.
feb. la-lm
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NEVER FAILS IN DYSPEPSIA:

d.. Q N Jaekson-Dear Sir-Itake Z . pleasure in
sending you these few lines, recommending 70 all a.
aicted with that terrible disease. Dyspepsia. the valua-
bic properties ofHOoaAnd's German bitters. For q
long time ! was screly afflicted with that disease, and In
expectation OF obtaining some relief, used q great many
preparations highly ~ded for that purpose, but
all in vain. Being advised to try The German Bitter.
| reluctantly purchased q bottle. I felt 80 much re-
lieved by The use Of that that | obtained more Of Il
and nos after taking Eve bottles, | feel and consider
myseha healthier man than ! have been for the last ter
years.
Yours. respectfully AEDREw YoURSoN,
See advertisement.
February lg-ls57-2 ".
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be not deceived BY base limitations. Hegemsn,
Cla h & Co.. genuine Cod Liver OIL. never disappoints
and ten years experience has provedi, superior to all
Others, and the only reliable cure for consumption.
As there is great deal Of spurious oil in the market
adulterSted with seal oil, whale oil, &c, too much care
can not be taken to procure the genuine.
Our oil is made at our factory In New FOundland and
each bottle has our signature over the cork, be careful
to get Hegeman' Clark & Co.'s, as thousands who have
used other oil of inferior quality, aud were about giving
up in despair. have been restored to health by using
the genuine oil Of our manufacture, Sold BY all drugRistg
Dec 1s. ls56-3m.
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EE GRATIS TO EVERYBODY. Rs
RICH RARE and SPICY.

LIBR RY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACISESS
We ave nos 10 print q large catalogue Of the most
ascna %, Interesting and curious publications that
We e ever Published ia this OF aHy other eouutU.-
They are al translated from the French Of the NOS,
celebrated authors, and every one Of them Is ~iiusirat.
ed with Beautiful Characteristic engravings (the most
Of them cOlOredl Catalogues sent TREE By return. d
NAL. 70 any person Who ell drOpa line addressed 70
HENRY R. G.. BARKLBY.
No. III Greenwich street New
January Is. Is5T-3m.
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PHALON;s PArnIAN L0I1ON
Or EIOrnI REAITIEYEK.


A great cosmetic for beauuying the skin and com
ple1iOn, and Cor curing chopped hands, face, hpS tan.
suBburn, i~reckles, pimples, scalds, burns &c. A sure
and safe cure for the piles-One washing viii give In.
slant relief. After shaving, it's very soothing 10 the
skin. Il keeps the hands soft and white, and for ell
innammatiOns Of the skin il will be found to be q gr eat
remedy, Price one lollaF per bottle.
PHALON;s EAGICHAIR DYE.
One Of the best natural dyes 10 the world. lis long
use has proved Il TO be beyond comparison; and, being
a vegetable production, no injury can possibly be done
to the skin. Il Is easily applied. and you can obtain 4
black or a brown which vii defy the best Judges TO
tell il from nature itself, Price 81, 90 and 81 so per box.
Made aud sold by Z. PhalOn. at 1917 Broadway, cor.
ne, Dey street, and 5l7 Broadway. st, Nichols Hotel
New York. and all druggists aud fancy stores through.
out the United States
PkalOn's Chemiool Hair hUigorotor.
The most complete article Of the kind ever befot,
offered to the public. II has stood the test OF twent,
Years in this country. and not one Of the many hun
dreds Of limitations have been able to compete with /
for preserving dressing aud beautifying the hair, ant
keeping the head clear from %dandruff, etc. Is il in
estmable; in short it is everything the hair requires
Price SOC. and l dollar per bottle.
Dec. Is, lS56.-6m.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify ell persons whom L may concern that
I shall not make any further payments OF two ~prOmiasory
notes made By me on the 24th day Of September A.
ls59, payable to John Calder or assignee as iomSwS me
secopd due on the Ist day Of October A. D. 1855, and
calling for i've hundred dollars. the second due on the
6rst dsy of October A. D. 1856, calling for i've hundred
dollars, both Of which are secured by mortgage on
the premises that / an now in my possession Of am
determined 10 make no further payment until 8 penec'
title is given by said Calder to me, for the premises 81,
tempted to be conveyed by him to me, upon which SAID
FsS S~issT. JACOB R0UDEBQSH.
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W~AsutEeroN. Feb. %

David Hume. Of Va. proceeded to the pen
sion Office this morning to demand a retraction
Of The charge by D. B. Lee. a clerk in the Of
zee. that he, Hume, bad picked Lees pockets
at the Presidents reception last night.
Lee decIiaed TO %retract, when Hume struck
him with a stick. Lea lhereupon shot him
dead with . pistol. and soon after gave him
seIf up to the officers. Great excitement pre-
walls. particularly in the west end of the Gov
ernment departments.
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The "Roms"-We take delight in perusiug
Che pages Of this excellent monthly, End have
on former occasions spoken Of this magazine
as one hat should find its way to the Preside
Of every home circle, which opinion we still en-,
terrain.
Priceel so per annum Address Beadle d
Adams, Buffalo, New York.
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WHITE TEEIH, PERFUNED BRLATH AND BTAUfITuL
CoNPLEIIoS-ea can be acquired BY using the balm OF
a thousand Flowers" What laGyor gentleman would
re main under the curse ola disagreeable breath, when
BY using the balm Of q Thousand AOwers'' as a den
irihce, would rot only render 1t sweet, but leave the
teeth VII tie Is alabasteif Many persons 60 NOT know
their breath is bad. and the subject is 20 delicate the q
friends win never mention 1t. Beware Of eouuterfeits.
be sure each bottle is signed, FETRlDGE& Co, n. Y
Far sale by III Druggists.
Feb; Is, le57.-6mo. alt.
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Tie Combination Potent
PORTABLE
Upright Steam Saw MIR

IN BIS MI commands the universal admiratioa Of No.
L mill men everywhere. As lie merits become
known the demand for it increases. Orders are COM
ing from every section Of thiseQunTy. CanadA, Cuba
and South America It ia suited fer every section Of
the world wherever there is timber 10 be saved. ne
matter Of EbAs character, how hard, how large, or hos
small. Two extensive manufactures are nov engaged
in building these mills, yet it is almost impoesibls %
turn them out as fast as they are wanted. They em.
brace several valuable patents and Improvements and
eomhiHe al Of the following advantages;
Simplt i'y.-BOth the mill and poser are 80 simple
in their construction that my oneOf ordinary mechsa.
zeal ability can comprehend them, put them up and ruA
item without danger or difficulty.
POrtabIiIy.-The whole establishment can be Vory
quickly taken apart and pot together, thus rendering
it easy to be moved from place to place as desired, and
saving the necessity Vi drawing the logs a lOug distance
~ the mill,
Durability 1T is constructed 10 TIE mos. solid and
substantial manner, runs perfectly still, Is not liable 70
get out Of order, and will last for years without repair.
Rapidity.-lt will saw faster than any other upright
mill. The speed Of the saw is about 300 strokes per,
minute, and the feed from One eighth 70 three quaftss.
of al zach per stroke. Thus, at q medium speed, the
J slW will cut through a log "a feet long in about three
minutes. From this data any one knowing the char.
scter of the timber can calculate how much il viii do.
EHiciency.-It does its work well, cuts smoother and
s.raighter than the ordinary mills. and the arrange
menI Of the saw IS such as to render it uttsrIy ~impossl-
BILE for it to turn out of line.
Cheapness-The entire cost Of the MILL wilhlanr-
teen horse power, and everything al eemplsts sad
ready for running, boxed and delivered fOs Ship@sat In
this city, is only
$Ae@6Oe
The mill requires less power TO drive q than ~
other mill, and the power furnished IL sufficient n.
drive extra machinery With it,
TaggGrfs Patent Shin0ls MW.
sel-feeding and capable of saving out from twenty -
thirty shingles per minute in the very best msnnef.
This is the cheapest and most efficient single a&4
chine there is constructed.
Rcs's Patent Spring Guide.
A new method Of operating circular saws, sAtksll
obviating the mos. serious objections In the use 4 ss
cular saws. a.
The subscribers also furnish
Portable Grist hifls,
Portable Flour Mils,
Circular Saw EHla,
Aud ether improved machinery for al purposes.
A pamphlet Containing 9 full description Of the esAs
binaiiOn mill and our other patent machinery, llIstrat.
ed with fine engrsviDgs, will be furnished without
charge, on application to J. n. EMERSON & Co.
No. l Spruce Street, RsW.Y ERIK.
A. G. BEAG St, Louis, No.
Feb. &c, 1857.
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FIrsl FITsjj-We in,ite attention TO the
card Of ]. G. Wilson. fashionable tailor, found
10 to-days paper. He will give you fits of the
lAtssteh agony. Read bis card aud give him
> cah,--not = fashionable call. bat one Of those
genuine eAlls that makes glad The heart Of a
mechanic, to wit: a job and the "ready John
when the work is done.
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TannerY for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale very low bis Taunery
situated at the East end Of Carrollton Carroll county
Ohio, There is in connection with this Tanuery four a.
ores ofland and a number of young Fruit trees and three
never failing springs the one that supports the Tannery
runs a suHicisncy Of water TO support an Engine for any
kind of a factory the year round. Possession can be
had the FIRST of April. JOHN W. YOUNG.
Feb. 5-1S5I,
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Winter fingers in the lap Of spring. The
rsCsnt spell Of beautiful weather has been sue.
esedAd BY q cold snap which brought to re-
nsmbranee the frigid days Of January. Last
Sunday and Monday had a strong resemblance
OF mid. winter. 'H
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Administrators Sale.

William G. Ware. In pursuance Of an or
sdninistrator OF der of the Probate Court
William Hsston. deceased, J of Carroll county, Ohio
Va to me directed, / viii Of,
Nancy Davis, ct, ais. fer for sale on the premi-
eos,
On Saturday, the slst day Of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and 1 o'clock
P. NJ, the following described real estate, as the prop
erty Of William HestOn, deceased, viz Lot number
eivht "a and the west half of lot number nine e., in
the town of Norristown, Carroll county, Ohio, subject
70 the dover estate of Nancy Davis, widow of said de.
ceden,. Said property is appraised at Sl2s 50. and
widows dover, yearly rent OF 81 So. Iii a good sit
ua,ion for a blacksmi h OF shoemaker. Terms, one
third in cash, one-third in one year, and the remsiAder
In two years With interest secured by mortgage on
the premises. W. G. WAKE, administratCr
Feb 10 lS57-td-
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PESMANsHIR. -Ladies and Gents who desire
10 improve themselves in this beautiful african
bs accommodated BY attending l, Ulman's
writing school. nov ia progress at the Canal
street school house. Terms reasonable andiu-
suuctions thorough.
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The nert Harrison County Fair.-Ths Har-
risOu county Agricultural Society had q very
interesting meeting on last Saturday, The
premium list was made out, the awarding com
miltsss appointed. DC. Over $500 90 in
premiums are offered. Competition is open to
every person whether 10 or out Of the county
Our next fair will go ahead Of any county fail
ever held in this State. Mark that. -
The fair 10 TO be held on Tuesday, Wednes;
day, Thursday and Friday. the 9th, 9Th, Stl
and 9th days Of October. 1857. Let ever!
person begin now to make preparations 70
The next fair. - Cdda SeRtinel.
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FARM voR SALE.-David NSed. executor Of
Daniel Need. deceased, offers for sale a valus-
BILE farm, situate in Rose township. con-
tanning enc hundred and seventy three acres,
one hundred acres Of which is under good cul-
aviation.
g. sIwarl;.awn ani
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NEw-YoRK, Feb, Ell.

The Grand Jury have fOund 8 true bill a
gains, Mrs Cunningham and Mr.. Ecksl for
the murder Of DR.. Burdell.
suodgrass is held to bail as a witness.
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MARRrED. = On Thursday the &c h ult., BY
Rev. D lass, Mr.. John c. B"xter Of CIeve-
land. to Miss SAlllo N. Cunningham of Rich.
auond. Ohio
With The fortunate bride We have no nc.
AuAintAncs. but with the groom we have Of
long s~IAndiag. And a more upright young
man, Of correct habits aad excellent business
qualifications. has not entered the city u CloV.
AAnd from the line he made that his home
lie is honest. capable and faithful. Mr.. Bax-
ter has benin the employ Of Messrs. lIussey f
Sinclair as BOokkeeper. He and his bride are
now here spending a few days Of their Hon
ey Moon at the home Of his parents. Sue
cess to you John, may We yet see you at the
acme Of @hat tIue merit deserves.
On the Goth of Feb. at the BRIDES resi- lence
10 kilgors. by Rev. Samuel Patterson. Mr.. Jes.
Sc Campbell to Miss Isabella A. Scott, both oil
Carroll co. Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John W. Cox State of Ohio, Carroll county
Mary Cox, ct al Partition.
By virtue of an order Of sale to me directed, from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Carroll county and
state Of Ohio; / will offer for sale ct the door OF the
Court House, in Carrollton,
On Saturday, tie 2ia day of March, 1857,
betveen the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following real estate situate in
East township. in said county, belonging to the estate
n James Cox. deceased; and described as fol-
Iows. Ist tract being sixty acres eff Of the east side Of
The north west quarter dissection IL, Of tOWn'hip Is
If range 8. End tract being a part Of the south east
and northeast quarters Of section l3, township Is, range
S. bounded as follows; beginning at the north west cor
ner of the south east quarter Ut the above section,
thence south IS rods, thence east l60rOds, thence north
d. rods thence west 60 rods, thence north IL rods,
thence west one hundred rods, thence south IL rods,
containing Sc acres. Ord tract being 60 acres on 81 the
west side of the south west quarter dissection 10, towns
IA. of range four. 4th tract being part Of the south
vest quarter of section Is, Oftownship IL. OF range 4,
beginning at the north east corner OF said quarter,
{ hence south g lightly rods, thence west forty rods,
thence north eighty rods. thence east forty RODS, con
tanning twenty acres. 9th tract beng ~ acres on the
vest. side of the south west quarter Of section :, OF
township ID, Of range four. oh tract beng 20 acres on
o( the east side Of the south east quarter Of section 4,
If township IA and range 4. cOntA iung in all ZIG acres,
subject N The dover estate of Mary Cox, widow Of
said James Cox, deceased, set OF to her BY metes and
bounds,
Terms of sale, one-third Of the purchase money IN
hand one-tbird in one year, and one third 10 two years
with interest from the day Of sale, secured 0y mortgage
an ,bn nremises. JOHN Ii. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Psh 10 1857 It'd. DR.. fec s. so.
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. RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose saads . iHis have nearly run out, discovered,
shAe u The EAst Indies, q certain cure Tor Consanp
nen, BrOnehits, C0ughA Colds and gsssfL debility
ms remedy vas Discovered b. hin vhsn Bis only
ehAd-a daughtef-uas gven up 70 de. Wishing 10
DO a. much good hspouibis. he vii GsDd 70 such Of
shFahiie'ed iell9S bsngs asFeqsest t this recipe, With
iuh directions for making up and soeeessfuly using H.
He requires each app icant 70 iBclOss him one shuaug
three cents % be returned as postage on the recipe
and he remainder 10 be q piled 10 the payment Of
tbs advertisements. Aadress Dc. n. JAMES.
No. 10 Grand Street, Jersey City, Asw jersey,
Jah. I. IaBs.-Hm
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Gf Of One Thousand CsPia lH.
RUSSELL O. RICHARDSON
UAvEIEPREssA WORK EEFITLHDs
TAB NUSCIAN'V GUIDR.

Eiked BY NATHAN RICHARDSON, another Of the
Modern school for the Piano RoFts, Whnh recently
took fhe first Prize Medal and Is 90 highly recon-.
mended b. Thalberg. DrsysehOck, Jewell, Dr.. Mason,
Vim Mason, and others, asbeing superior 70 all other
iRsuuelon books Published,
The Musicians Guide will be reair III month The
engraving Is one Of the most important Plates IL be
cause Of is delay. Its a large quarto Of S. psEes,
containing many beauigl engravings, and . lsscrip.
i've index 9 The ideas Of over 500 digsreBt conpossIa
Of music. IL i an invaluable book for teachers a mn.
&c, amateurs, and al players and singers.
DESTROYS ofmaking 4 rapid introduction Of this NoEk
ue are induced 10 GIVE AWAY the 6rst edition D
ONE THOUSAND COPIES 70 people interested 10 mu~
sic, and We vii PRE PAT TBE POSTAGE.
P. s.-YOu will certainly get a copy, FREE OF ALL
EXPENSE, BY sen ling YOUR name ald address, Uith-
out delay 70 RUSSELL 4 RICHARDSON,
Musical Pubishsrs, Boston.
TO EDITORS. Russell 4 Richardson win send you
Two Dollars sOrih Of their latest Musical Pub ieAdons
and The Musicians Guide, postage paid, d you will give
the above ADVERT ement, (~iLcladiDg thb 0Aerh OnS Ia.
sertion 10 your paper.
Feb. 1851.
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%CKTsTAD0R0s nAIR DYE.

VIAAH4H0VNkW AAALh u y II
Within a nut shell all the merits lie,
or CristadorO's never equalled Dye;
Red it makes Llick, to brown trsnsformsA grey,
nd keeps the fbie s always from decay.
This matches revitalizing Hair Dye still hClis its
position as the most harmless and tflcacious Hair Dye
in the worll Prepared and SID Wholesale and retail
and applied in ten private rooms at CristadOros, No.
6 Astor House, Broadway, New.York, and by all per.
tuners and Druggists in the United States,
Agents Cincinnati, Ohio, ]. D. PARK, and soLoS
PALMER.
ian Is, 1857, -1y.
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The Farmers Library,

The Farmers Library.
vols. 600 pages, and 500 beautiful Illustrations. Ed
j tied by Stephens, johnson, Skinner, Shaw Thaer,
and other celebrated agriculturists.
Liberal inducements offered to canvassers for these
and other valuable publications, and agents wanted In
every county in Ohio, Indisna, Michigan and Missouri
Full catalogues will be 'nt on application 70
M F,E FOSTER,
Journal Buildings Columbus, Ohio.
Rah 10 IQs5 In
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tR- All papers giving the above three Insertions,
nd forwarding a copy Of the paper to me, will receive
a deed for a Farm.right Of leo acres Of land in any
art of the UAited States where the Counties are not
p ID. {. u. TUFTS Fatentee.
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NSTATE N0TlCE.-NOtIce is .sereby given that the
u undersigned have been appointed and qualified as
executors Of the last will and testament OF Elias harsh,
deceased. late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Fen 10. 1887. ABRAHAM HARSH.
w. ENOCH HARSH.
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Tnh AsaIn.


The Democrat Of last veek Publishes our ar.
tiele on ~HOOp Balloon" Of The previous wssL
and seems much PeTPltxed At the word tOHsN
raj found 10 that article. The squiuty thai
controls the DemOerut not being able TO make
out the word, misspelIs LAnd apPends the fol.
lowing intsrrOgAuve nett:
"AT0sWrGl ! Ia The name Of Noah Webster
DR., johnson and Horne TOOke, what is the
meaning Of ''teusura!" Is it an English
word ''bOilsd dO~h," 0r isit a native ChOe-
taW."
Il is not q ''nstivs ChOetAW." neither is Il
9 ''bOiled down" word Of any other language
To animals Of the quadrnmGna genius. to which
judging from appearance. ihis ala LiPpdra ed.
itOr claims relationship, il matters little Wheth.
sr the word is English OF Choctaw.
The word is derived from ~toRsura, and was
intended In thst article 10 apply to such erea-
lures as the one in question. whose appearances
would be much improved BY "the act Of
clipping The hair" which is one oil the dsfn.
iions given by ''NOah Webster" to the word.
BY this operation be would Look more like a
man, and less like some Of the unuameable
animal, referred 80, or like that class he spells
''6d66OOHS."
lii reported OF the Devil that at one time
when out Of employment. he repaired To the
sea shore. and attempted to manufacture ropes
OF ,and. Your case, Mr.. Democrat, is a sim.
liar one.
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eT Ii our Maker thought it wrong fOI
Adam to live single when there was not a wo'
man on earth. how ~criminally guilty are old
bachelors. with The world full Of pretty girls