SHAVING A NOTE.
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OLD SKTNFLiNT was the most celebrated
broker in Philadelphia, his shaving operations
were famous, as he generally took off not
only the beard and whiskers, but ''a pound
of flesh IN addition. Young Harry s.,
was one of those dashing chaps who loved
VINE and horses, and who form the great ma
joriiy OF the great army of borrowers. Harry
having wants, on various occasions, borrow
ed of Skinf1int; at three per cent, a month
Cortland having, at sundry periods, made
"raises," paid off his responsibilities. Al last


he got tired Of such constant borrowing and
re-paying. 1t would be six years before his
estates could be sold, under the terms ofhi
fathers will, who had prudently postponed
that event until Harry should reach the age
of 80, and Harry concluded it would be bet
ter to make heavy operation at once, and
be rid of the bother of continual borrowings.
Away TO Skinfints he hied, determined TO
procure good round sum and be done with