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The Opposition Of Norfolk have held public
meeting and expressed preference for Hon. John
NJ. Bolts for the Presidency.
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New Commission Ho,sa

Ourselves
~ pose Of conducting a GENERAL COMMISSION 1t
mss, i"r te sale OF Tobacco Wheat Corn &c DC. W.
u s'.' :" u' patronage of a generous public, assurn- y
ul ne are mch younger than the Bo0rd If i,ude I'D
h'"i!s 1; ed It's action IN the q. per cent sysleln VI
.!nh under INC old rates of commission, and mike f
'es as soon US sold Office al Jno &. Shearers Main ~
july 2o-d4cly SIIEAREn 1 ri Ia
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ArpI-Dricd Apples none Offering. Dried Peaches, pcaed
tI.as Unpcaied t2,h 80.
DAcoS-IIog round 1i681x: Sides, Cincinnati, 116D1lx
Home Cured l261izk; Hams 126ni2k centA
BuTrER-Peny 1286t2o cenis-atter for small parcels
fresh.
GoHs.-tiood supply at 95ce1Af00.
CoRs MEkt---supply good at s5c61fl,M -
FLorK-suppy good New f5Ia@06 for Superhne $3.50 for
Ex.ru 1910 for Family.
fYeTIf.Zgns. I'eruy ian GuanO eGO OO6g62,50
FfsMackerc No. 412oe Cipt Nova Scotia Herring No
l. 4600.
fL,ssEED-$1 300 ,3a
agA- sEEp-tlpycr s625616!O. Timothy 1925 to 2h0 Or
chari ~ .25dl 1.t0, Randall Grnss III 90 TO 20
IRoS NAIIs.Moun,am e756Ds5, Rolled $1,000, Old
Dnnnion Nails tt,25 10 i..1.
I.Hp-Scarce and In demand at 12k6ll IL cents.
IiMG.-1homastown Si,j40I 10, Mountain 81 006I 10
oArs.-1O6D45r
PLAsrgn.-Lposc 5000, Packed &1100.
PorAroEs.-I5c6tt ~ for New Irish
NHkAT.--Scw White II 200 26k New Red 4156t1 90
Wooi--I' NV aslicd %, " asiled 350t;S cents.
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FI>piNG DnowNrp PLR>oNs bY QriCKsILvER.-
A CORE, pnndent IF the Troy Times gives the fol.
lowing. narrative Of an occurrence nj Shrewsbury
Lake, Vermont, as coming under his own olscrya-
huu
Tho lake il noted now on account OF the death
OF Young IAN, "A conductor on the Rutland and
Bur!iugt Railroad, who was drowrc in il shert
time ago. lie with several othes. were playing
'rockn, the boat" making it dip wafer" when
unluckily, they we've all >wamped, and this young
man, the best swimmer in the lot. was drowned
After long ind almost hopeless search after tho
body, very novel idea was suggested which af
ter trial proved Successful in leading to the dis
covc,y If his whereabouts. About three ounces
Of quicksilver were put into lonl Of brown hread
well baked. and thrown out into the lake. The
loaf WAS Dissolve ell to move directly against he
win6; soon it stopped, whired round several tunes
aud sunk. they immediately rowed to the place
and threw out the grappcrs. The first time they
hooked his face; the second time tho hook fastcn-
ed into his boot, and he was hauled into the boat.
Where he WIS found tie water was seventy feet
deep. In His pockets large silver watch
aud considerable quantity of silver money,
which caused tho attraction Of the quicksilver
led to the discovery oi his watory grave. The ne
cilent place, and singular circumstances conncc-
tel with the sad Affair." ronder it remarkable.
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Gsrr,ty AMoxcsr rur MoRMoSs.-We have re-
c"ivcd tia Valley Tan If July Goth. 1t contains
long atount of Horace Grceley's sojourn in tho
Valley Of the Saint: Upon his arrival July l6 he
was waited upon 10y the Typographical and Press
Association If Great Salt Lake City, who tender
cd him public reception.
This hong accrp'e'l, tho Court room Of the
Council II nsc was arranged for his bcncf, in
style Of sftat msniiccnce. Horace; on being
introduced 10 the audience, made n long svccch in
Which he dwclt mainly upon the typographical
profession. lie was received with respect by the
Mormons and frequently chcered.
Mormon leaders followed the Philosopher Of the
New York Tribune. Between their speeches he
made remark to the following effect:
However much may like the Mormcns, there
is one thing that have noticed. | have read
your journals often, and have met many Mormons,
but have never yet seen an expression, or beard
Mormon come out boldly and decidedly rs an
Aholitoni>t. would like them much better if
this thing could be corrected.
During the evening Mr.. Greeley was called
upon for a few remarks upon the Woman's Rights
question upon which lie rose and said he would
dispose Of that in few sentences lie believed
that women had the right to do what is ri ht; that
it was right for women to do everything that was
right, and TINT they had, ought to have the right
to do whatever they could do right"
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Rifle ARMS IN WARrARE.--A correspondent of
the London Times, writing Of the Austrian army
in Italy, says:
1t is not alone the rfel cannon that has chang
cd the conditions upon which modern armies must
now fSht-the'uss Of riiled arms of every descrp-
tion must alter The old system of manGuvr;ng in
the field. Austria with its fondness of old estab-
li>hcd rules has not realized this M the French
have done An Austrian soldier retiring from
the field at 'Snferino remarked that the French
fired much quicker than their opponents. Num-
hers ofthem. he snid, fire from the hip without
taking aim This is true. Tho French. Instead
Of simple line of skirmshers in advance of their
columns, had double line, the rearmost of which
fired over tl",e in advance of them Thus it was
that the groundi the rear Of fhe Austrian front
was alive with proectiles, which, although pro-
PEELED without aim. did not fail to annoy severe
y the regimental reserves. 1t was this system
of firing at high elevation which rendered the
Roccahill at Cavrana untenable by the Emperor
If Austria and his st # long before the French
were in close proximity to the spot.
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81! While de4sh wa- In the house the dance kcp'
on. and the rese ran it rounds ill the ANAL hours
If The day.
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Braudreth'S Pills

NJ sSy- Ea1rn Egee.-when Pain Inflammation is re,,
tSS iii hunln body and 3andreths Pills arc used
oaccaeLe n the huTors which Of the
ialiia Nm ana remove them from the body. and they
hjure m -.e their power IL onl, upon over those
or impurities which are unhealthy twan litcl and whose r.
.o III part cause TIE pam and h tin iiDat. SCI N ~
ihia er'il COLTS, coughs rheunair. W, sin in the sis
r@nrisy WATCH ARE I'll cured by from doses Is 10
.p" whose power Only exerted I" fnhe" impurities f.
the hoo The rightly directed ,..n AZ, n. cure,
Sold n w 29t Canal 49, N " anI .. *, r,,riaac ~
efS ~ ht-tk Mle. In. -.
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1<v 6xn1ne $50. j. s A |ast =. 1850.
- e1& HSns q nx3nT 3 ouf 1&1AsFiaed Agent =
y = srssars ssseFslsss sd sassenpsisHa We
- - - = - asssssisa sf our frisaAs.
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LIFE AND DEArH At SARATOGA Hale
Smith, writing to the Boston Journal, says:
Tho night before left Saratoga was in con-
yersation with an old gentlemen by the name Of
Kirkpatrick. He was intending to 60 home the
next morning. The waters, he said had done hiu,
q sight of good. 1 left him we'll at 8o'cloek. At
10 o'clock he was corpse. lie was taken along
with the family in the morning. At New York.
while waiting to take him TO his home at New
Brunswick, the horses ran away with the hearse,
smashed it all to pieces threw the coffin on the
ground, and made wreck of all thipgsin gcner-
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From the Press

r S Mr. John jackson, publisher Of The Calais Aivert
RS writes know it 10 be all that is recommended; has
ing used it ia my family for six years.
Every mother and bousekeeper must often act
physician in tine numerous illnesses aud accidents that
among children ami For many of these Da,
Pain Killer is Indispensable article. In darrhoa Ia
bn used and effected For cuts and bruises 1t
abc.-N y Erdniner.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN kILLRK-Ths medicine has become
article of commercea ihng medicine became bcot
Pain Killer Is much h.m in every bale Of goods
counir. merchants coffee, sugar This fact sle
volumes in lis ia,or.Gisqs fdfks .ResseRgeT-
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN kILLEI.-Notn outstanding he
limitations OF this article, AMI many other medicines in the
kei pretending TO he purpose yet the sale
Perry Davis Pain Killer Is than the whole OF them
together II is one Of the few articles that just what
pretend to b.. Try it, Rxasirex Telegraph.
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Northern Assurance Con, ,,n
jane S-,lfy
Grover & Bakers:

Grover 81 Bakers:
N ~ ~ sRArED FANNY INNING MAGAZINES 495 Bfaa
- W., New York. and Isl baltimore Street, Balm
~ VI" hLE-PRlCE %aN-iiEMMEkS - EXTRA
ms haca's Sws From two sl,oos paY Il.s-d iroa
store lthnnf. un rewiha OF thread. II liSlis Feds Ia
'1- ana STITCHES ~ SUPERIOR siyte, finishing each y
Wv" "'atlh WITHOUT r''rrrse to tie hand needle Is
H"Ftt b! "iher iactAa. IL will do better and cheaper
hOpf ~ ~ "
Seih '"r e'realar 1T. DAVIS 4 CO
may '-"'s Agents, Lynclburs.
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t<ENr.,' GOODS FOR sPAINa j

GENfo GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
(HkNiLkMEN are respectfully invited to all and exam
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOObs All in wan, OF r,a
good goos OF latest siyks and made up t!ir esh
suited Also the very besi Black Doe Skins Oral. Lie L
low price cassimercs for byx Military Goods and Trnr
April l2-difis.
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Mrs. II. A. Ote,', lass for Young Ladies.

W III. he open the tr MONDAY in September Tunon
~ l"r rive Mouths ga. No ex.ia or French Latin
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LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1850

{ ter OF Mr.. Thorndike, who WAS noted for
hls prudent adherence TO which ever side
WAS uppermost, and he attributed this
sudden change, not only to Captain
ashinglon's intercessioiIs, bat also in
part to the prospect there now was of
tie triumph Of the colonial cause, in
winch case the confiscated estates of the
elder MIR. Scott would be restored lie
Kept this TO himself, however and cx,
pressed his thanks for Mr.. Thorndike's
hospitality.
But | shall owe you even more lie
added, 'f"r The happiness with which your
promise has filled me- ana | checr(uuy
accept your terms Meantime, let me
''se and pay mv respects TO the ,aGies in
person. am sure am well cuou.n.'
Our hero, however, was compelled to
keep his bed for two entire d.ys, IN con
sequence Of The fever, period which ap
prarcd TO him an age.
We shall not attempt to describe lis
meeting with Elem Let us pas, owe, the
Erst few minutes OF The interview.
! have but one thing to regret he said
AT last IN low whisper, for Mr. and Mrs.
lhornd'ke were at the other cuI of the
apartment, 'aud Iha, IS the i,ss Of Your
miniature. | had it around my ucrl,
wncn | went into battle, Iu; have not
seen il since
Ellen smiled archly, and drew it from
her Iosom.
Uow did it reach your possession 2 he
said, in Surpriso And tal;ir, :, In Ia.
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CHAPTER III

Marrv rcyrr far Lop.cs ,or ,,,,rr r.
I,.I. '''' ''''''' '"'
IN, r,..,rr c.r .,,,.;n,.I.. ..,.,
'' ''''''"s w. "'"! '''''
lf""'y Q""'F'iS.
W zen our nero, after Il long interval Of
umeonciouauess, opened ais eyes, be found
himself, to his surprise, in large aud eIe-
g'"t'y furnished apartment entirely
Nlrang" to HIM. II" pulled aside the cur.
'a'"' "i ms hcd with his uniujured arm.
""" looked out. An aged female servant
sal Watching him.
'Mhrl massa want : she said.
Low dld gct here ? lie asked.
capt. " Nnshtn4'o" heself ieil YOU mere,
m''SH, after lie great battle. De surgeon
sIaid I" dress !o"r arm, and den follow
"''er "c troops, Who had licked de red
coats "rT say u" - pieces.
t%,' A"ow-it'en the army has pur-
sued ''S mare" t" tie Caiawba.a
IL Mao' maS"a, and you be to stay
mere III 20" well.
h"t where am
lhe "'d nr"'" woman smiled I'LL she
showe" all her teeth.
y g" 40 know, maSsa :
= do no"
l1n '"'-'t '''', Ms>sa A.Lect--'n",
MISS I"en 3 mama
""O' 90" c"ed our nero, scarcely
%'hs''"S Ills senses, and scrui:mz'ng her
i""u'r'' car! II be I You are indeed she.
A"I 'n'' - MI ihornd'ke.s house.
lie ""d started up IN bed, and was
no" confronted 10y the hgure OF the own
'f o. Tie mansion himself, who entered at
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Cleanliness.

Cleanliness may 5e defined to be the
emblem OF purity of mind, aud NAV be
recommended under the three following
heads First, 1t is q mark Of politencs>,
for it is universally agreed upon that no
one mnadorned with this virtue can 20 in
to company without giving manii,.d
offence. The different naions O: the
world are as much distinguished by their
cleanliness as by their arts and sciences :
the more they are advanced in civilization,
tie more they consult this part Of polite
ness. Secondly, cleanliness may jc said
10 be the iostermOthcr Of affection. Beau.
~ commonly produces love. but clean,i.
aeSs preserves II. Age, ltseI is not una.
mlah'e while 1t Is preserved clean and Un-
suIIied like piece Of melaI constantly
kept smooth and bright, we look on it
with moIe pleasure than on new vessel
cankcred with rust. | might further Oh
serve, that aG cleanliness renlers MS agree.
able to others, it makes us easy 10 our.
selves; that II Is An eNceileiG pTescryatIve
OF health and that seVeraI wees, both OF
mind and body, are inconsistent With the
habit Of II. In the third place, it bears a
great analogy With chastity Of sentiment,
and naturally inspires refined feelings
and passions. We iiud from experience,
that through the preraIeHie Of custom,
The most vicious actions luIs their horror
10y being made familiar TO It's, while, on
the contrary, those who live in the neigh
borhood Of examples. fly from The first
appearance Of whst is Stocking and
thus pure aud 'unsullied thoughts are nat
urally suggested to the mird by those OBJ.
Jecis that perpetnally encompass US, when
they are beautiful and elegant in their
kind.
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Receipts.


!" O'"E Nh''"LAiNN.-Ma"e a kettle
r'', VI p'e''N S'"hS "I'ne' when 1t j. a.
'.@' ~, ~ can ',' oo'i'e "y Inc 'ce'' pour pant
~ - '"'" i ''o' ""s"' r'>eF''"S = rnt l."
Nn' ~ we ""''r c'"'H Keep The ire' I'D
wi'l cure them sometimes once vii, do.
It is best used when gong to bed.
To Crr,x S,,vrr III L.,.i. .,,
phide OF .,iyer winch r.,,ns 40 rnf'ki,. w.,
the purc,, metal 4, ON rr,rcj nr ,.rn,.I
wares. NAV he removed immadi,,..ryI I.r
wiping them wiki = cloth moIsr,naJ viii
"f"' ''''"oi''"' y" roOo,"S' nor Po.isA'
- i''.''' ''I'''s', - - ',e '"e"P'
,,' '.'1'' I''''' '''''''' '''''c'' ''r c'eah
~ '''"'' gnu u S''''''
boor P'"!es ana kn"us turn da'k very
700" amer ram because Sn,Phide Of hy
"'"geh Is dISeng"ged from the sol, 10y
","'''"''' ana m'ng'e' with Tia" a,mos
Pner"' ana causes dark film upon the
S''cr' ihl' Is immediately removed by
"'Pihg Win aqua ammonia.
WAsHNG PRrNTs.-To wash prints,
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two young aud already unhappy beirg -
held each other in first embrace.
1t WAS only t,r II moment, however,
hat Ellen yielded TO weakness. Raising
her head and brsShmg the teas from her
eyes, she said, While crimson bushes over.
spread her face:
And now G.rewrNl-perhaps this is
"rong-bui | could not see you leave me
III anger
'G"d bless YOU Ior those kind Words
sld Albert. But, Ellen. bcC,rc Won 20
ne more request. That miniature that
hangs AROUND your ueck-.is it too much
to ask for it !
She hrsitated &; then, Ms steps were
beard IN lie road, suddenly gave it to
aim. lie drew n heavy signcr ring from
dis finger, and said, rendering it in cx
change,
Take this, and let us be true TO each
other-so help Us Godr
And with this parting adiuration, he
'prang over he fence To conceal himself
Schnd the "ruShwooi, while ellen. has
~nng up ihe avenue, was soon los, to
sgh' III the ohscUrity Of tie hour.
The wind sr.'.ed mnmutn.ly throuph
e." pine woods rs this berrolhal WAS con
srmE'nicd, and Ihe dark s;a,"es skv over.
head looked down with lis Meird and
melancholy face.
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The Critical Moment.

Jl.,,,
''.''' ~ l'''e''h'
"'"'.'' moment 10 the m"r"' history ct
every mnn who Is favored with the faith
iu mmiotratruns of The roSn.l. rregnant
with cnrsruuancrs ,,os, s,,.,,,.,,,,.
,....,,..I
''' " .'''''''"' III ""'"
'"'' "'''"y 'N '"c'''d forever Profess
o. HOnl, in his tt,,c Treatise on prob,.
tun,' remarks Of awakened and couy,,.
ted sinners. ihat s,hov ar.. on,., l,,,oL,
,,,n n,i,,, T., ,I.;r.,:...,.. .,...
-. '''"' =! '''
NUS "''''' ''|"'''S''"ces--a ln"ie breath
oi influence "hc way or the orhrr-their
condition is settled ror e,ernj,v., Amoro
lie illustrations. vIi,l, L.. I.a.'l,.,.,. c.,..,
t.,,. ,., o.,
''''"''S
'luc Young Lold Lii.,rton was Ia early
NE lh" subject OF deep religious iuprr>.
SONS under the inliuencc Of which, a>
he informs H., he refined particular time
To "i' cIlmher 1" pray, with the in,rn
non 81 committing his soul to God. As
lie wIs "n the point Of kuer,uL 70 en-
gage ~ prayer, hc concluded to tnn aside
and close the window shutters. At the
"nIo" he SAN band of musicians pa.
r"Ing through ia" streets. The sp,oudpr
"' i"rr "pp"aranc, caught his eve; their
"smr"C notes rav'shcd his ear; he rush
cd from hsSar rar'm.nt 10 the street Join,
cd The crowd, banI,h"d hi, seriousness,
aud icIt the Strivmgs Of the spirit no
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CNApIl.b IL
CNAFTEK IT.
Heard yc the din Of battle bray
Lance to lance, and horse to horse


(Grdv.
1t - well known that, aG,rr the defeat
Gates, Congress lastcncd 10 ouperscde
TAT general and appoint Green to sue
Geo him. At The period Of the ucidcri,
rrratod IL The last chapter, the new com,
HnIer-ln ciict had arrived in tae South.
I'D was osanizims h's forces.
II was on tue 4Ih Of January. ISL. Il
"l to be remembered in the annals OF
4" country, ilat Ihe heroic Morgan earr.
\ The danger in which he stood. lie
dfTmi"ej Immediately tD give them bet
'h For his purpose hc IsIted ai a
,pce called Cowpcus, and la,ing drawn
y fis troops, awaited, .hough not wi,h.
oA anrieiy. the appearence Of the foe.
lie attack Of Tarl.ton, as uscst, ;Sas
HbsfuoWs, and r., a while The Am rcan
4,,a Mes. d." hleple,sly bsivre il ::
"a 500" they r,IIlrC, under cover" II,
h'tcon'HEnt"s bc,ongirg to blotsoIa
coenand, amG Ia latu forced the Dru
'sI'E give ground. These brave snl,,irra
OF te line, ,cd 10y ,nc'' cniuuc', uuu CHAR
g"iNith 'hc bnyrurl, when the Iou, Of
lhroNai infantry tecam" complies.
Washington, with his cavalry, had
heetwailn% imnat'enrIy - chance. lp par
Ilclpe in the fight but having been
stabbed asa partial reserve, the order
i"r b" TO enga gc did not Cor some time
arrtv Ills troops shared ni, enthusiasm.
C"mPscd CHIEFLY Of youn. m,u ol f,mi.
y, ~ mounted ON thorough bred ami.
maIs,ney presented formidable appea-
rtnce's they stood awaiting the order to
cngag ,he horses ciampins at the bit
ana l. riders u"rNOa> = lingering their
sword ,hry slw The ousct of the British.
'he bVI Of lire first fine. aud the partial
panic lal offended ,hr"ugh the .oot sol.
dtcrN VA horror; but still their leader re.
mmnetunmoved. Many had never been
ia bait before, and such believed the
day log among these was Albert.
At III the confusion became 50 great
aronidHcm tuat troops SO uhdiscipIiued
II less bave would have taken 10 igno-
mInIousight; COR til. defeated militia
' Py'"S Gown upon u'"m from al
S,'eo n: ." "Nt competing 'hem TO break
"n', m,',' '"S' Z" see 'hG "s,u'e' r'T,'h
w ""''' o' 'he't horses Dat
~; ~" "'S'"n seemed % rouse rom
his nnctn. Ordering his men first 10
"'"" ."eI'h@ 'h',''" To gam i"c'r rear
-, '''" o'C'e' '"e'n' "'' Sh"rl".9"'c"
'; '?"' II"""'"S '"'' Tie moment Tor "c'
~ Wv" ,l,'. ". ''"'' l. e'''s UP ana prepare
S'I go .,
,,a'.I n' nc IKE nc pointed VII" his sword
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Prayer IS the ruslIlng Of The wings Of
the angels that are on their way bringing
us the boons Of heaven. Have you heard
PRAYER in your hearti You shall see the
angel in your honse. When the chariots
tdat bring us blessings do rumble, :icir
wheels do sound with prayer. We hear
the prayer IN our own spirits; and that
prayer becomes the token Of the comiuy
blessings, Even as tie cloud lorcshadow
eth the blessing; even as the green blade
is ihe beginning oflbe hstyest, so is pray
er the prophcey oi theblessing lhat is
about 10 come. SppggooA
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N u NJ B E R II.
DurlrtlI.

DIoGeneS having been asked, 'Whe' &
tNa' heats the bite "t which is most 1.v
gero"s replied, 'rr wild beasts, the bite
OF Sland"rpr aud OF ,p1r beasts. rhqi o.
the fl,tlcrcr.
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y" on" sees tie wallet on Ii, own h.r.
though every one carries two i,.oEs-- ,r.,.
before, stuffed with the f,r',, OF hi, ..:-...
bors--the other behind f'~} uaI H.s
own.
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Marr| never for hou.cs ror marry ror
anls.
Bat mairy for no.hing bo: only love,