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~PLAIa BTArEAEETs OF FAcTs.-
JR. HAMPTON, SOW aged So years. speaks. Hear him;
Are you sick2 Beware of imitationsl Ask for
| ianpton's Vegetable Tincture The many cures
1ade by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
Junterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
stand the test OF public opinion. No art Of putting
galyanze worthless article, so as to Keep it up
9 h good medicine, if 1t be not really SO.
good medicine will live become popular and ex'
he peopie readily ind out ts virtues and the fame
If them passes frrm mouth to mouth with more ra-
niaity than newspapers can spread it. A living wit
ess festifying to the cure medicine has made for
i'm, is of more service than any newspaper adser'
In prsof OF what we say above, we refer you to
Islnpton's Vegetable Tinctnre and it's effects
Mr. WIZ. HIoB, No lS5 SOAth Paca street, Baiti,
aors, cured of rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Me. EDWIN NJ. sPR4sKLIs, No, q Register street.
Baltimore most dreadful OF Scrofuia OF years
niing lost number of pieces OF bone restored 70
iealth.
treet-her case after years of suffering, has aston
shed bYsPEPsA By f'sPa SEKvSTs sR sd EA sys
md mi nd M severely affected He was cured by Hsmrs
IONS 'es'tos55Efd o5EdH Thsss5s coSsuMp alSh 2Ehes %
Mr. Henry @, Winn had acough for years great
weakness, &C. had In all five or six physicisns tried
M b hsSPfoSs sfAshE Ut Shif
So Delicate Ladies' and Children win please give
Sold By PUROELL, LADD 4 CO., Rishm0nd; bg
Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggstsin
petersl urg by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, Baitf
more and by Druggists and Hhopk keepers everywhere
e1-sl per bottle: six bottles Tor -, -d6o
fE5- II THERE EVER WAS TIME when
BAkERs PREMIUM BITTsPs were required. it is the
present season. when young and old are using al
Kinds of vegetables regardless OF the consequences
These Btters should bs used daily 10 keep N sud-
len attacks of disease of the stomach; but should
you be attacked with Cramp Choiic, Diarrhns, Cho
fera Morbus any other disorder of the digestive
organs, uso Bakers Celebrated Premium Btfers
freely and VIC will guarantee perft ct cure.
These Bitters can be had of alf Druggists.
ny POSITIVE CURE FOR CANcER-
Without The use If 6dtic or KRife, endorsed and t.
y1lisod byesrecial enactment If the &ate Legislature
of Maryland with a good report from five physt
clans of the House Of Delegates who were appointed
to examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure OF all ex'
teTnal Cancers where vital parts have not become
involved before the application 10 made and the gen
eral health of the rstient is still good
The above is all that Il deemed necessary to say,
the great efficacy of this remedy is now pretty ex
tensively known. -.vt
pamphlet giving some useful information on
the subject of Cancer wilt be to all requiring
the knowledge ii contains, who will inciose stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS,
Office No I0z Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md.
je Sims .rs.s sx
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CENTENARY SABBATH scHooE--vs IN
derstand-~iIi make pleasure trip to Ashland,
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morning on their pilgrimage 10 Banker Hin and
the grave OF Warren. Their Boston friends have
made extensive arrangements for their reception
aud entertainment, an account Of which He are
promised from one more OF the Sir Knights.
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s6y- SAr.rooA Emp1pr Spp,xo w.rx,

This Water. fresh from the Spring can be obtained
at Messrs PURCELL, LApD Cos, No. 1872 Main street
Ri hmond. Va. by the gross or simple box Also for
analysis. directions for use and certificates of emf
nent yscians, circular. which can be obtained
at the Drug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors q w
WESTON 90. Saratoga Springs, or at their De-
pot, 6s Barclay street, New York. ap l6-3m
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TIrsI.-In the absence Of the Hsyss.

Alderman sadier held Q sunrise court ss ths can
yesterday morning and disposed Of sasdry euhlsces
o. every hue and complexion, Who we're iooksd -
the night before for being drunk aud disordsgjy Il
the streets. All debutsats were reprimandsd ga
discharged, bus old stagsrs wsrs disposed Of d Q
more feeling manner
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uYDRANTs, HYDRANTs. HY

n . ~ u ~ % II 4 y II "a N 1N1' =
AA DRANTs.--The subscribers being authorized
alteration in the city ordinance to put up and re-
iirHYDRANTS. and all other kinds of work con
aectsd With the city water beyond the limits of tnt
GRANTS. COCKS. &c, nov in use in the city, on
hand, they prepared to put them up the most
.xibstantal manner aud on reasonable terms.
Il & A b tkG AMIN. JR.
ie 4-~2m corner 10th and Main sts
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NK- To THE LADIES OF RIcHMoND.-
LADEkS' NEAPOLlTAN. BLOND. LACE, AND
TRAW B0NNETS Cleaned and Finished in the
most fashionable style. Also, DYED all colOrs.
GENTS PANAMA, LEG HORN AND STRAW
HATS BLEACHED by an entire NEW PROCESS
md finished equal TO new and in the most approved
.tyle. Aiso DYED brown, tea colCr &C., at the
iEortest notice, at
DENNIS & BROTHERS
BLEACHING, PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin at =,
my 23--Im Oppoate Metropolitan Hall.
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hnam Clipe. man Of
some police notoriety, and Philip DufYv. . - -.
toner, were put under lock and tsy Isss sstn,Ssv
nssn. my nr eossse9 10 ":et-so" 10 the s1sssa :
DAY morning Duffy gave bail ior bis sppeerssrs
aod was discharged bat Cline wSs held On 10 s.siI
this morning, when he may havs TO soswsy r.
another onencs, not yet entered on HE sccouse !
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MILITARY FAIR.-The L. l. Blues

MILITARY FAIR.-The l.. |. Blues,
Of this city, we have heretofore announced, are
to have Fair at Corinthian Hall, commencing on
Monday evening, the 5th of July, aud continue du
ring the week. The novelty of the entertainment,
as well as the pleasure designed to be Afforded to
visitors, should attract large crowds every night,
and We hope it may put money in the purse of the
corps. Whatever the Blues undertake, is always
carried through in a creditable manner, and have
never failed to win the approval Of our citizens
The antiquity of its organization added to the fact
that almost every family is directly or remotely
connected with it, gives it claims public support
enjoyed by no other volunteer company in this VII
cinity. We understand that the Armory Band has
been engaged to perform every evening, and that
grand entree march, by the Company, will take
place each night at O'Clock. .s.
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EJR SALE, PRIVATELY-Two car
l. PETS. VI very good quality. Apply pyon e
jei5 CAurHoRN.
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n PURCELL, LADD 4 co.

n PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
S4@ DRUGGISTS,
~ Beg leave to MORN their friends and the put
LA lie that they have REMOVED TO their
NEW STORE HOUSE,,
No. l22 corner of lain and 18th. Governor street
(The new brown stone house at the c0rDs! afov'
their old stand,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
February q. Is5S NH p
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"a cd Brick TeGements, on Cary street, betwee'
iih and 3th. They arc well adapted for Grocer
stores or any kind Of retail business. They coatai
rooms besides the store room. and are well adap
ed for the accommodation OF families, having all n
cesssry c0nvenieuces. Possession given immediate
~. To good tenants, the rent win be moderate
Apply TO Z F. KAaLAND a CO.,
js 2I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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PRAorroIHo William Clire' . =.

Aosess,ssmsnts y I0s,hhsd snta xrst1. m
insSrtsor' "a y sa1sr. q Ten llnss ~ - nss1
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FOR SALE III ann anthorized :css.

,ss.z to sell a valuable farm Of $40 acres aud -
Mit about y miles from kiChmoLd, and miles fr m
ths James eiver Canal, in he sithy refined and in
'ciilEert neigbhorhood Iuale and female school con
Teni-ht. and several churches ef different denomi
nations - ~ '
Ab1nt one half Of the land Is cIearsd. and In n
good tate Of cultivation. produces well Wheat Corn
nsfs AMI Fobacc0; the paiaiice in timber and wood
The improvements consist of = Frame Dwelling
Containing 6rooms. snd all necessary houses for
farming purposes
The Mia has god run of custom and with q
ItiIs 10 use might be fixed to manufacture Flour
TIE attention of those wishing to purchase de-
suseie plantation, are respectfully requested Il
make Immediate application to
EOWARD ID EACHO, General Agent
Near the Eychange uolel. Richmond, Va
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FLOWER QUEEN If our readers wish

FLOWEh QUkGN Ill our reaQerS Wish
to spend pleasant hour this evening. they can do
so by visiting Metropolitan Hall, and Witnessing
the musical entertainment of the "Flower Queen
by Mr.. Gsileher and his pupils. The programme
for the occasion is attractive one, and some OF
the performers are said to possess vocal pow
ers, rich treat is anticipated. Mr. Galieher, du.
ring his sojonrn here, has lsborsd unceasiDg 10
cultivate, among the youth OF the city, love for
nusic, aud that his efforts have not been ruitess
will be readily perceived by those who attend bis
exhibition tonight.
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TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO

The Chronicle says the principles of the new
boundary between Turkey ard Montenegro being
settled, there is still no doubt but that Commits
sioners will be appointed TO arrange the details on
the spot. The following telegram is from the
Times: The news from COustantinople Of the 29th
states that the number of the Insurgents iu Can
dia is increasing. Five other districts Of the isle
have risen Curaki, the principal leader of the
revolt, is advancing on Cuenea at the head of 600
men
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- FOR SALE OR RENT Either
ss't Of those three convenient and desirabIe Res
denses at and near the corner of Grace and Eighth
street., aud now occupied by @. 2. K. Jam, g. y c.
Macon. 4. Bass aud mJ self. For terms time oi
pose on, &c. apply at my re iderce on Eighth
netr ihe corner Of Grace, at my Office in the Law
Building.
Je i6-ln b. b. MINOR
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H N ~ 4 - n "a
Begs 20 inform his friends and the public that he
has fitted up 10 neat and elegant style the above
estabiishm Mt. as n
FIRST CL ass RESTA URAN7,
Which will be opened
ON THURSDAY, JUNE THE 3RD.
60. Breakfasts Dinners and suppers, served up
in 4 superior manner, and "a short notice
Particular attention has ',een paid IN the choici'
OF the best WINES AND LIQUORS.
regular DINNER will daily be served at J
O'Clock.
HH- Private Rooms tor Dinner and Supper Par
ties.
4 will use my utmost endea gors 10 gain your con
fdence, and kindly solicit your patronage.
Very repectfgily,.
tez ez-Ims H. KAYsER.
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FOR aHNr AND sAIn

Ha MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIpENCE
k:a on ThE SouTR-StBg GRACE sTKppr
ADJOINING TfIk CENTENARY CIIIIRCii ton,
90 sts As the request 0f Mrs. Mary u Fi.her vys
are authorized To sell the valuable residence locst
rs ahfve, row IN her r0ceupancy The iot fronts a.
iand runs hsck le3 feet, to an alley The hon a.
ha - rooms. hesdes a large stable and annie SER
N'dts accommodations. and ia nsw in the ,ons, nar
feet oft;ef. having been thoroughly renovated 81
tered a1 repaired a few years age "
feys gs disposed 20 purchase are nvi, ed tn exan
the the property. w N''''''
TFRss most liberal Apply 60
Sc lT-2w GoDD, " AppEgsoN
- FOR Rem Two second storv
NJ trout ROOMS. No i9T Main street opposite ,hc
custom hosse. Apply at MlNNIS' Photograph and
--~-'1-..s ..@s .. 1''..'t Nu.'' ,. -. le Its
O. FOR RENT.-The RESTAURANT
I'D known ss THE OFFICE" on Bollinebrook
res' r"sefsSnrg, Va lie for rent, and the fixtures
- s.e s~g POSSESSION viii be given about the list
o. 5ulY There iss large hall on the second A, r,
ss,'aYae ~ & t,f BLIZZARD SAIGON. Fer terms address
tue OR. fhVPklsTOR.9 Petersburg, Va. ie is-3t
% FOR RENT-A large Warehouse,
sGA on the north side Of the basin bank sui,abls
ROT storage, or commission house Amply
;,- -. hAh LlNGS H0LLAoAY,
--1t-.-sL- Ie - corner Main and nth 6ts
- FoK RENr-The UPPER PART
sl:a 81 my Store, I2e Main street
ls-2w H.. KEgLING
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itHN-,..
III ls1N
'er IN wor
n toll hr
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ton. with
I written.
Eatures-. :.
|e reef
"a There
F.,0n 18th
Hhsessar
feh, trade
20 trade
lind OK
:, ,withhss
s TO IA
J. more
AN,
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u FOR RENT-The House on Carr

Ez street, between I'd and I'd. at present occupie'
Mrs Holden Rhodes. Il has rooms, is in thOrOug
repair and a good tenant will be rented at mod.
rate price Possession given Ist day OF May. Ap
ply ta DIBLELL JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts Shockoe Slip.
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EI dwelling on Grace street, between Adams an
Foushee one square above Grace street Baptis
Church. The house contains ten Tooms, ami has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has tb'
cay water in the yard, and Is III one OF the naoet
sasant neigh hborhoods in the city.
10 good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
ia G3-b RAGLAND i BRO.
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have now on hand fine assortment of CHINA
GLASS and EARThEk W ARE. suited for the retaI
trade embracing
ZINE Decorated China DinDer SETS
Do do do Tea anl Toilet SETS
Plain White China Dinner SETS
DO 10 do Tea and Toilet SETS
White Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet SETS
Plated CArT0As. SPOONS and FORKS
Britannia do do do
Table CUTLERY, WATERS, ORNAMENTS
je4-lm IL TAb LoR.
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FNR RENT-A Eramna nm pi

o. FOh RENT-A Framed Dwell
ES LING, In the town of Sydney, adjoining the
r's,deRce OF X d. Mitchell ESQ. 1t has Eve rooms
with the usual ouihouses &c
Also, a Brick TrN nME>T, on % between Main
aol Cary str"ets, adjoining the residence OF s. d.
peh,Si tsq. jt has lust been put in thorough or
der. and has Kitchen nj tcess-ry ont buildihgs ana
wSfs upon the premises
Ai@o. sew raj BED-RoONS. in the "Galt House,
over the store nt Mr. s. B. Spence
Also, Fery desirable BricN RESIDE ENCE. on s,h
bo!t' ot Leeh street, adjoining the residence Of
Daniel ESQ. IL has about nine rooms with a
arge Kitchen &c and a bath house on the premi-es
- also, thg Brick R,ShENCE, No. ; Hughes
now on Mayo street. The house contains about :
ie IS S-Aoisl las NJ T.yInp L. COW
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rss l4OUSg AND LOT FOR SALE

EkZ " III sell. at q great bargain. desirable 10
OF 0rozId near the old Distillery. and outside tn,
depth OF 100 feet. IT has on it Il two-storid frame
Dwelling aud Is enclosed with substantial fence
An ijoining lot. of the dimensions. will b.
sold also. if desired. Apply TO- -
II.
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WoMAN's RULING IDEA.-The Wash
ington States, with view to show that the
possession of "style" is innate in woman,
describes the following scene:
On the last sunshiny day, passing in the
vicinity of newly erected building, we saw
a little beggar girl sitting on pile of sand.
An old scrap of sunbonnet partly shaded her
handsome features, and her round shoulders
revealed themselves through a rag of frock,
the material of which had been a bright ging.
ham; but its glory had long passed away:
She wore no stockings, and the bottom Of
her dress, which, through the combined in
auence of time, and picking up chips, had
become fringed and very shabby, hardly
reached to her knees. Her basket Of chips
lay on the dirt, by her side, while, with q
flushed face and excited effort, she was en-.
deavoring to insert part Of an old barrel hoop
in the hem of her little petticoat. She
worked and toiled; the hem was very ragged,
and the hoop very wide, and all full Of spin.
ters. Atlast succeeding in getting 30 much
of it in as to produce the "necessary bulge
and, taking her basket, she walked %, sway.
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serve our rights in the Union, and are con.
strained to try it out, we will the better &C.
complish that BY now making common cause
with those who feel and act with u.s.
I therefore think our true policy is to meet
in Convention, but would recommend in do
ing so, that we should Compromise single
States Rights principle. Ifthe element ad-
verse to the rights of the States should pre-
vail again, as it once did, we could but re-
turn to the attitude we then occupied.
Entertaining these views, fellow-citizens,
I feel it is due to make them known to you !;
and have only to say, in conclusion, that
tho great Calhoun, whilst living, taught us,
that upon the preservation of the rights Of
States depended the preservation Of our
liberties. And, now that he is gone, the
light to our paths is derived from bis works.
Guided by this light, and the best judgment
which nature has endowed me with, I shall
60 straight forward in that course which I
shall believe to be the best for my constitu-
ents, and "leave the consequence to God"
-EdgefeM advertiser.
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A CURIOUS FAcT.-A curious. anecdete
Of the instinct of locality has come to rs
from highly veracious quarter. In the
town Of franklin, in Shenango county, once
lived a gentleman, who was fond Of bees
One morning he observed four toads sitting
just below his hive. The next day the
same toads were there grave and solemn as
sphinxes before an Egyptian temple. One
was black; another bright co!ored; a third
blind; fourth marked in some other dis
tinguishiug way. Thinking they annoyed
the bees and seeing they pertinaciously pre-
served their position, day after day, bs put
them into basket, carried them across the
Allegheny, and left them at the topof a'hill.
What was his surprise, three weeks after, to
find them at their post, as grave and solemn
as ever! Again he removed them, taking
them, this time, in different direction, and
leaving them at point much further off,
In about six weeks, however, they were back
for a second time. A neighbor, to whom
the incident was told, and was incredulous,
next tried to lose them. But ina few weeks
the toads were Seen, one morning, entering
the garden, under the leadership of one Of
their number, who gave a "cheep oheep,"
looked back for his suite, and then hoped
on, followed by the rest, uatilheFeeched his
old station under the bee hive, where he
gravely took up his quarters. ...
..... Phild. Ledger.
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CATCHING A CANNON BALL.-ln the year
1772, man in England astonished the ma.
tives by having a loaded cannon fred at him
at the distance of ten yards only, and catch
ing the ball-a nine pounder-in the hand.
On the payment of a considerable sum he
divulged bis secret, which was thus: When
the proper charge of powder was ready, a
little of it was put in the cannon, then the
ball run in, and the rest Of the powder put
in after it. The wadding was then rammed
tightly in; when fired the report was as loud
as usual, but owing to there being small
quantity of power behind the ball, it would
only carry about twenty yards. Cannon
loaded in this way and fred against thin pine
boards, at distance of IL or Is yards, make
no impression. E
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A TOUGH SToRY.-Dr. Livingstone's
Travels in Africa. recently re.published, is
considered one Of the most curious books of
modern times. Among various surprising
things in it is the following account Of a
strange deformity existing in tribe ofApe-
groes in the country he had explored. Rz5
cry man, woman and child in the tribe are
without front teeth. Enquiring into the
cause Of the unnatural appearance, it was
given to him ttus: 'euce upon ums rns
chief of the tribes, like many better men in
civilized countries, was possessed Of re-
fraetory wife. He endured her impudence
and annoyance for many years, but one day
his passion becoming suddenly aroused, he
gave her what is termed in civilized coun-
tries 'plug' in the mouth with his fist
The blow must have been we'll aimed, for it
relieved the mouth of the proud woman of
all her front teeth. Thus despoiled of her
beauty, the sable matron hid herselfin shame
and afterwards became tractable and obe-
dient wife. The warriors of the tribe, in
council assembled, observed the good results
of that one blow of the chief, and being
troubled generally with disobedient wives,
resolved at once to follow his pugilistic e1-
ample. Each repaired to his home, and
rested not content until their wives were
forcibly relieved of their front teeth"
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~ CAN'T."-Never say Il can't When
we consider the energy and ability palsied
by it; and how many fail in life by fearing
to attempt we wish to feel with Napoleon,
that the words impossible and i can't
were obliterated from our language. Tanner
lane was taught better in his despair, and
the pertinacity of spider nerved the war
rior Bruce to final struggle and glorious
triumph. If what is desired be worth the
toll necessary to win it, examine the ground
deliberately, and let nothing short Of abso-
lutte lack of means, or incompetence of pow.
ers, deter you from winning Many man,
passing for genius, artist, and even man
of letters, has worked his way to proficiency
by slow steps, and through years Of ceaseless
toll and care. There is little that man
has done, that it is impossible to do again,
and again, forever. As necessity is the
mother of invention,' so perseverance, and
faith conquer every obstacle. Because the
road is rough and toilsome, and the labor
harsh and vexiug, is it manly to falter when
the prize is all the brighter and the goal the
more glorious therefor? The crown of tri-
umph is reserved for those who strive, and
however accident may seem to elevate this
or the other man, there is 'royal road to
fortune or fame These are seldom, if ever,
won by the Il cant's.' On the lips of the
young, no words are so miserable as these
They betray puny, coward spirit. Alex
ander sternly rebuked the lieutenant who
uttered them in his presence; and to give
his rebuke force, spurred forth and accom-
plished what his subaltern deemed impossi-
BILE. Men of this will and decision, conquer
in whatever they attempt. Seek not to do
much, but measure your means and dfaculties,
accept the bravest toll possible, and win
Never say Il can't. I'll ltry,' are the words
that have made more than one name i'm.
mortal.