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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-26

T,HE OLD MARKET BAZAAR AGAIN
STOCKED WITH A LARGE AND CHOICE
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS OF EVERY De
SI;RIPTION.-I have just. returned from the
North. where purchased, for cash. At the late
auctions In New York and ,Philadelphia, beagti-
full LOT OF DRESS GOODS OF ALL QUAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-26

Brooklyn, June %, 1868. 81 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-26
Card from Mrs. Pollard.

AS L am about to withdraw myself, and
my troubles from public observation, de-
sire to say q few words through the press
in reference to my recent conduct, and in
reply to the published statement Of my
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23
AFTER ELECTIONo
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

Tie days sharp strife is endea now
Our work is done, God knoweth how
AS on tie fhrong8d, tnrestful town
The patience Gf the moon looks doWEy
wait to hear, Beside the wire,
The voices of its tongues Of fre.
Slow, doabtfll, faint, they seer" at trs'
Be strong, my heart, to know the WORST
Hark there the Afleghanies spoke
That sound from lake and prairie broke
The SUNSET guh df triumph rent
The silence of recruitment
That 81 ghel ffGra Nebraska sprung,
This, from Nevada's mountain tongues
Is that thy answer strong aud free,
y /. yat heart of Tennes zee?
What strange glad voice is that winch Calls
From Wagners grave and Sumter's walls
From Nississippi's fountain mead
A sound 8 of the bisons tread
There rushed Freedoms Charter Oak
In that wild burst tie Ozarks spoke!
Cheer answers cheer from rise to set
Ut sun. We have a country yeti
The praise, @ God, be thine. .afonef
Thou givest not ior bread a srene;
Thou hast not led US through the nlght
To blind US with returning hight;
OF through the furnace have we passed
To perish al its mouth at last.
o night efpeace, thy fiji ght rest rain
Nov .mber NEON be slow to wane l.
Shine on the freedman cabin Hoeri
On brows # prayer blessing poari
And give, with full assurance blesf
The weary heart of Freedom rest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23
4 DOG STORY.

A gentleman possessed of big EgH.
foundland dog had trained him to 90 u,
market with basket AMI piece Of money
topurcaase the morning steak. The money,
with a towel, was deposited in the basket,
and Bowser, with much dignity and
thougtfulness, vo'd trot tb the butchsr's
stall, and The man Of beef, understanding
the arrangement, would take the money.
deposit the steak, and the dog uauld tros
home. Turning corner one morning, on
his way from market, he came upon two
dogs fighting. With the same feelings
that will make the crowd Of human dogs
throng about prize ring to see two othe-
dogs pound each other, Bower paused,
and for second looked on, then, excited
by the contest, he dropped his basket and
"vsrt M He whipped both, bat while
go engaged d iungry hound stole his
steak. Bower picked up his basket;
the loss of weight told the story. He
stopped and investigated. The steak was
gone, and the poor dogs worry was com;-
cal. He looked in every direction for ths
lost meat, eli the while half growing and
whining as 1t talking to himself Some
men who saw tho affair and knew tls
dog. watched to see what solution Bower
would make Of the difficulty. The poc-
fellow was for moment III doubt. ind then
as if an idea had struck him, hs set of
for the market again. The little crowd
followed him TEey saw him approach,
the butchers stall, but instead of march
ing boldly up, he stopped and looked u:ss-
fully at the meat. At last, when the
butchers back was turned for second.
he seized the largest steak on the block,
and ran home With it as if the devil was
after f!ita. ..,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23

How TO CUEE A Co1D.-Do three
things Frs, cat nothing second, 90
to bed, cover up, in warm room third.
drink as much cold water IS you can, or
you want, or as much herb tea as you
can and III three "ases Oft Of tour, yon
will be well in thirty six hours. To ne
gleet cold for fortyeight hours after the
cougs commentss, is to place yourself be
yond cure, until the cold has run its course
of fortnight. Warmth and abstinencs
are safe and certain cures. when applied
early. Warmth Keeps the pores Of the
skin open. and relieves it OF the surplus
which opposes it, while abstinence cuts
of he supply Of material for pblasl
which would otherwise be coughed NJ.
This Is 8 simple but eifectual reneds,
Drink no intoxicating liqaar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23

have been so enthusiastic in their az
preeiatisn as to set their names down np~
on my list Immediately. Will any Of
you aid me ?" -
Every voice chined in assent. ~
women always do when they have 3 tes
project at heart: they went to vors With
ti.l and energy, and found their task sc
easy, that il few days the entire sub
scription was on its jourrey TO the Pub.
Usher of DExoRKsT's Mon~EfY, Nc. 83S
Broadway, New YORK.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23

n ERVOUS DEBILITY. with its gIot my at
IN tendants, low spirits, depression, invoIun-
tary emissions, loss of semen. spermatorrhea
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory and
threatened impotence and imbeclity, find a
sovereign cure i'll auMpHREYs s HosrepATHrc
SPECIFIC No. TWENTY EIGHT. Composed of the
most valuable MUD and potent curatives, they
strike at once at the root of the matter tone
u the system arrest the discharges, and i'm
part vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands of
cases. Price S5 per package of six boxes and
vial, which IS very important in obstinate or
Old cases, or 81 per single box. sold by all
Druggists, and sent by mail on receipt of price
Address Humphreys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co, 81 Broadway, New York.
Bsg@A full assortment of the above for sa :e
in Watertown BY w. C. Fountain and e. John
ston.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-10

LOCUST PoIscR.-On Monday morning
young dsuRh,er o. Mr. Dickey. an employ,
10 K N Jsckson's csrrisge shop, was s,uoe
by locust in the srm and leg. inflammation
Immediately set In, but the arm end Isp wore
immediately corded and covered with freeh
mud. DR. Grove wss then sent for. who
administered medicines intensity. and m,
child was saved. On Wednesday mornino
We ere Informed. q Iocusts egg was taken
from each Of The wounds.
There now remains no doubt in our minds
nor 10 the minds Of our physicis ne, but thu,
Tho locust sting is very rapid and dsncer.
Gus poison, which II inflicted nesr the yi,.ls
must prove fatal. Our children therefore
must be isueht TO beware Of them, and ev.
sry precsutiou taken 10 guard sCsinst the
dsnger which 10 made imminent by the mil.
ions Of locus,s swsrming all around us.
Columbus Bulletin.
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In or Out Of the Union.

| - Va Vut VI tuo OuIVu.
Bills have passed Congress for The sdmis
SION into the Union of the Ststes of Ar
kansas. Alabama, Georgis. etc., etc. Re
spec'ful'y we ask our neighbor OF the Jour
nal
!. When did these States 90 Oh, of tht
Union,. that they have TO be re.sdmitted in
TO IL!
z. Was II BY their acts of secession
AND u 90. does not the radical party sdmi
'he right OF State to secede from the Tn.
ion?
3. II they have no, been GU, OF the I'm.
ion, why the necessity Of psssipe acts re.
admitting them, and BY what rieh. have
they been denied representation 10 the Sen.
etc end House Tor the last three yesrs!
Our position on this question 10 plain and
q nJ simple. and we have no objection 70
stste ii: We hold that these States have
never been out Of the Union; that their
sc's OF secession were null and void ab
ini'io, and that, being States in the Union.
they were entitled. under the Constitution
OF the United States. to b. represen n,ed in
Congress, 90 soon a. the rebr lion ceased
and they acknowledged the authority of the
G Government. We hold that M. Lincoln
was right when he proclaimed that the act
OF e'ec'iog Senators and Representatives
to Congress would be taken by him 90 evi.
d'nce OF the return OF the State 90 elec,ing
them, to her constitutional obligations in
the Union. Any other doct.ine scknow.
ledges the right o. secession, and the bills
passed BY The radical Congress for the re-.
admission o. these States into the Union
assumes that 'bey were out " the Union.
aud thus sdmi;s the right Of secession. n.-I
Ths is too plain matter to be befopged b,
radical sophisiry. Euher these States were
in the Union al The time, end could no, 90
out. or they were our oi the Union by. their
a c's OF secession. II the former, :he Con.
''i'U'lon declares that they shall be repre-
sen'ed in Congress by Senators and Repre-.
sentstives, and the denial 10 them OF this
''gh', 40 soon % they laid down their arms
md acknowledged the Su,remscy of the
National Constitution. was a high.hs nded
'ct OF Usurpsiion on the part OF Congress
% such a case il requires no act Of Conpses.
o ieadmit them into Union they could no ,
eeve. Bot the radical Congress, BY their .
cts. take the position 'hs, theee States have
'een out Of the Union, and thus scknow.
edge the right Of secession. ].
-Indisnspolis Seminal
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The I've Dipots.

Grant denounced tho Jews, snd ordered
them TO leave bis Department end no, r..
turn under, the penalty Of confinement in
prison. These people, % he called them.
were also denied the poor privilege o! visit.
ing headquarters fot the purpose Of making
psrsons' application for trade permits,
Colfsx swore in the prssenc Of Almioh,v
God' that he would not vo,s, nor give hi.
influence. for any man for any Office in tho
g'ft Of the people, unless hs bs On Amer.
can born citizen in favor of American,
ruling Americs. nor il he be Rome Gath
o''c.' snd further. thst II elected or appoint.
"a to any official s,stion. with srpoin,mso,s
10 his gift. he would remove oil forei0ns,s.
aliens or Roman Catholics from Office or
place end would in no case sppoin. such to
any Office or::plscs in bic git.'
Are men so stepped in bigo,ry. 90 nsrrow-
minded and prejudiced toward lsrpe portions
Of the people Of this country, it to con,ro,
The des'inies Of q great nation.
indianapolis Sentinel.
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DEATH FRon DRisxIrc Ics.WArxx-A
uefmsn named Joseph Foest W. s.,e in
N'eoo"ses o'Ick'ysrd. drank freely Of ice.
water one day last week, from The effect Of
winch ne died in four hours sfterwsrd. He
was mou'de' and wss, 40 we ase informed
working on race with = negro moulder ..
me time the Sad occurrence ioot place.
Nothing 10 more dangerous than drinking
ce'ws'er when one 10 oser.hea,ed, and q,
should BE- careful 10 guard sRainst the in.
'''"stion TO drink too much cold water dur.
ng.'he hot ~es'her.-Ro ock port Journal.
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Gov. Horton and the Chicago Platform

|uoV' norton and the Chicago Platform
The guarantee BY Congress Of equal suf
frage 10 all loyal men in the South is de
msnjed by every consideration Of public
safety, Of gratitude and Of justice, and mus'
be maintained '-F2ud Resolution Of the
Chicago Pls,form.]
| In . iorcible speech delivered at Rich.
mond. i" diana. on the sutjec, Of Recon.
s'ruciion aud Negro Suffisge,' Gov. q. r
Morton ssid:
i ssk how any member Of Congress from
Indiana. who hss no, made the issue . home
can present himself. and. urge the right OF
Congress TO enfranshise the negroes in the
Southern States? !, NAV be said there ouIv
a few Of them in Indisns, and il 10 not i'm.
porisnt. But II the few who are there have
right, moral. or nstursl 10 the franchise
when you refuse to The few, you refuse IL 10
all. When you refuse tito twenty.thou.
sand. you violate sound, principles, just %
much as il you refuse il to five millions II
tell you, these Northern S,ates can never
command any mora! force on the subjec, On.
Ill they shsIi first be just 10 their negroes a,|
home!
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(For the Jasper Courierl
Basket Fished Up.-A Mystery.
HAYsviLLE. June % y

HAYsviLLE. June 80, '68.
EDITOR CoURIER:-This morning .s Mr.
4. M. Brsx'on was crossing the river at The
HsysvIlIe ferry he discovered something a,
the bottom Of the river which locked like :
blanket-which he tried to bring 10 the sur.
lace with the boathook and discoverd a b.s
ket, which on bringing to sncrc was found
to contain Colts revolver, navy size. an
overcosi. Two tin cups, soms coffee and .
knife. The basket vac evidently euck there
Intentionally as it was filled with rocks.
This circumstance taken in conuection
with sns'her incident which irsn pi,ed some
lime ego looks rather mysterious. Abou,
the 80 inst, and only two OF three dsys sub
sequent 10 the robbery committed on the
Jefferson X. r.. 10 which the locomotive and
express car were detached from the trsiol
and run 10 Seymour. ss reported in tht
newspapers, two men came down the river
10 skif (very suspicious looking charsc.
lers) snd left the skif at the Hsysville ferry,
stating that they would be bsck in q week
me same time inquiring the road to JASPER
They have never since returned, and MI. /
Brsx'on noticed iha, they had bs.ke, with
hem from which they were taking proyi.
lions. and thinks that the basket discovered
his morning was sank there by them. The
basket and contents are in the possession OF
W Brsxton, who will retain them until
laimed. JTC
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A Case Stated.

a merchant in 1864 cold SlO 600 in ,o,d
sts premium Of 252. end bouRh, gold inter.
es' bearing United Ststes bonds. for which
ne paid "a 10 Rreenbscks. He thus 90,
g'ee"o'ck' TO The amount OF s2s 200 for nj,
GU 0OO In gold, and he exchs oped m.
ereenbacks fos $50 .OVO in United State.
oonos. On these bonds tho Governmeo.
has annually paid him IN interest Of 900
!" po'd' which 10 eighteen per cent. on ,hs
SloOOO first invested. Ia .our ve.,. \.
gets then for bis eIO 600 inv~stmen, ~.
sum OF $500 - interest slone. Ana vet
he 10 unwilling TO tste $50 900 in green.
oacks, which with the interest sdded MAXI.
S37 200. for Ills iovesimeot Of $40 OOo
And oil this time his bonds bsve been .x.
e"p' from 'sxstion. But this bondholde,.
s"o 'he radical pnr'y for him, insiss that tho
poor IsoOrer end mechanic shsll toll and
work, harder and harder every dsy, to u.v
this oondholder his $40 COO in gold. and
This, too, when the law jus,iies no such
contract. 10 this fsir! lsm just. Win tho
~orkingmen Of this country consent 10 Tax
themselves and their children to bankruptcy
'nd oegsry in order thst q debt cou,rac,sA
70 ersenbscks should be psid in poldl
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The NEeRo's SrnrLs. An old n.rrc
nsmed Pete wss very much troubled sbou,
h's sins. Pesceiving him one Day With a
very downcss. look. bic mssssr ssked him .hA
cause. tHa rlrrT
Oh mssss, I'm sch great sinnsry .cy
But, Pete, ssid HE master, you ere fool
zen to take il 90 much st hss,t. You never
see me troubled sbout my sins.'
! know do reason. mssss.' ssid Ps,s;
when you 20 oS. duck shooting end kin one
duck and wound another, dont you run q.
Ter dc wounded duck?
Yes pess.' end The master wondered wb,s
vas coming next. '''. ''' .'
Well. mssss. dat is Dc Wy wid you end
ne; Dc debbil has got you sure; bu. q 10
IA not sure Oh me. he chssss die chile .u
10 time.'
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Mail Facilities at Haysville-Brillian,
Result (over the left) Of Radical In
terference Q.
EDITOR CoURIER:-Quite on excit emen
mas prevailed in This city (Hsysville) 70,
some time past 10 respect TO Mail matters
the citizens complaining that the mail con
tract has been violated. and q number Of 10
dIgnstion meetings at The most public places
have been the consequence. One of our
worthy physicians ba. been indefssig a BILE in
hIs endesvors 10 remedy the matter, and the
consequences likely to fslI upon the de.
voted head Of the Mail contractor, in the
event OF his fur'ter non.fulfiIlment of bis
duty by this disciple Of Esculspius, were
sufticlent to appel the stou.est; nevertheless
the ssie relentless M all contractor co n,iaued
to pursue The even tenor of he wsy regard.
less OF the sword suspended by a hair
above his doomed head.
Whereupon the wrath OF this knight OIL
the mortar and pestle Of this CITY, sent on
TO the Department OF Washington. d. C. !
an imposing document couched ip forms n
'erms, but containing the pen, up ire Of al
Justly enrsged populace, aud with many
prophecy Of The awful onstquences likely
to en'ue. and the speedy remedy so soon 10
be effected calmly awaited the result. Ia
came! His influence with the P. M.GI
'Humphed and his success was beyond ex. |
pects,ion.
Instead Of the Mail three times per week
IS heretofore, the ci,izens were erstifed with
The intelligence that the r. NJ. G. had q,
last found out the vaet amount OF business
transacted 10 HsysviIle, and in view OF the
necessities SO clssrly described BY our in.
'repid son OF Gallon concluded 10 let Hsys.l
vile have Mail once per week in future !,
The advantages to be derived from ,bi.
'hsnRe are go pslpsbie that the thanks of
}" are IN the possession Of our WORTHY
physician. Truly Yours. Ii
GRArruDE.
Hsysville. Ind, June 29, '68.
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Why 10 q kiss hike a rumor! Because il
goes from mouth 10 mouth
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PusLtsxED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
pUvon COUNTY, IaDIANA,Dy
CLEn LENT DOA NE.
OFFlCE-ON WEsr MAIN STREET.

TERMS-.TRfCTLY IN ADVANCE /:
Single Suhscriptlon, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months, l 90
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VIScESSEs RAILROAD This road NJ,
'een located and stsked for the contractors
as 'ar % Freedom, half way between SOen.
ce' and Worihing.on. Brsnham hss moved
h's hesdqusrters to Spencer, snd will ou.
an additional force on the work. Trs;ns
siII run from Gosport to ,his ci,v. for,v.
Tour miles. next week. Everything looks
promising for On early compls,ion Of tho
work.-Iodisnspolis Sentinel
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Conppdruu,r

Whst is The difference between pin ed
hil'' One's hard 10 g. up, and The eshsss
hard 70 GET down. lcf e
Why 10 pretty girrs FOO. like The Letter
" Bsesossi,' The end Of bssvsy.
What 10 'hst which ties two psrsons, bu,
only touches one' a wedding reg.
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-S'ssto, CONFESS has appointed Mr..
Harrison, sn n'slligent back man, clerk
OF the Senate Committee on Mines, Of
which he is chairmaA.
IN Y. Cmmercisl Advertiser.
Senator Conness i one OF the Radical
issder-ot 'hs Senate, and the position 10
~hish his appointed :his negro 10 mere
sinccu's, There 10 sb-o .u,eIy no,hisg Tor
thr CLERK OF The Committee on Mines 10 d.
Bu' We suppose u became necessary to
provide pisr" D, 'his loyal black nan o.
br pubic xrtnse nod 80 his one was Civ ;.
sn t,m H. ssiay J. .'gh'aeO hundred
ioIisss ay-sr. There ssa Thousands oi wor.
by white men who would be willing 10 work
or halt the sum which 10 given to ,hs ne
yro for doing nothing. But such 10 Radical
oyalty.-N. A. Ledgrr.
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For the Jasper Courier.
n A N.

"A "A ~
I"e "oo'est work Of God s he who gives
10 the ensiav'i body aud mind, relief
Not no alone who feels the msster's lash.
Receives from s'sv'ry The deepes. cash;
Inere 10 q chain whose blight is tenfole
worse;
Whose ciinching rivsts gall With mieh,ie,
force
Than sIl the chaius that link the oulev
II Is the ietrring chain of ignorance.
vi oIgo'ry and Of intolerance
That riv ts the human mind with dire bsne
More blightniug than slavrys most sbiec,
chsin
Inc chain which forges the ely hypocrite--
The chsin which rlv'is the ssnc.jmu Nous
cheat
And thus the mind's.eys. in i,s gloomy
trance
the esr,h's sconv,xsxpsLse,
Surveys the present, aud reviews the gone :.
And 'bloks It sees mCre. .fuIgent dawn
And thinks II sees brighter morning ray ,
Illuminating the earth's dusky sky,
Beholds q rsdisnt Sun, whose benign ligh,
with genial warmth dispels The direiui
plight
of the grim monster, the pestilenlial curse.
That dan"d the cart" with ais polluted force
And tor over five thousand yesrs hsd held
The sway,
And with ioul laws and fellers grasps his
Behold those obscene laws, those rusted
chains.
Are melting meath the ho, consuming beam.
~ civilization. Justice, and humanity,
D moral wortb-Msn's sacred suthuritv-l
md the foul boii-ths cank'rng, fes,'fiopI
With general warmth and balm is heal |
ing Ger.
=
II chronic wounds demsnd patient cu,e-i
ONE msstes.mlnd. tLups firm and will en-
he obstacles that may impede his ways:
90 scorn tie iis, the snds. The yeas, and
nays.
o learn ye squesking brsyiog cbarls,ans,
., who would lIbers,e the poor Africans,
your coneummste wisdom, in a dsy,
God in the wilderness q better wsy-
here see the msncips,ed Jewish race, Il
ander for forty years in the wiId.rn. IS
orv years God prepares debssed Israel-l,
or forty years ihst Omniscient Will
'structs, prepares. and Furnishes His chopen
Or forty years! ere they behsDd the grace
freedoms blssful. and much lonped for
shore;
ntil oil their sad trials and woes were DER
God not wiser thsn ye, demsgogues, a
'ho with phil''hropic tongues are bu. ely
rogues-
40 love the negroes until then.
ou've gained eud. then 10 the poor In =
diam
he South 10 North -
With pleading voice calls forth
TO- ] have respsssed, art thou then .
SENT!
what is your censure, and ny complsin,! :,
hs' helps this bick'ring amid this ssd .,
gloom! m
wo snd destruction be our common doom : 70
), us forgive. then we will be forgiven, .,
II mercy Comes from . boun,iiul Heaven. III
H.nven's grsndest and sublimrst st,ri no
bu'e;
hold God, a God Of bpa,i'ude
me from high heaven and proclaimed a
peace of
A dam . degraded sud sinfui race. vi
I! Man, let this glorious 'idne speed,
eace TO oil men" be they whi'e. black ~ p.
sod
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RATES or ADvERrisfEG.
For squase Of 10 lines or less, l week, 81 q
Each subsequent insertion, rs cts
Longer advertise msnts, at same rate
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted 40 a square. These are ,he terms
for ransient advertisement; a reasonable
deduction will be made TO regular advertise.
mentr.
Notices OF appointment Of sdminis,rstprs
and legal notices Of like charscte, to be
paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.:
For Township officers, esch 800
For County 4" 250
For District, Circuit. or State, 500
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"A bachelor. sccord ding TO The lates, d.6
ni'ion. 10 man who has lost the opportuni
y Of making woman miserabls