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Mt DGspERANDuM. Maiden ,dics and ha-
chclor gentlemen, says the Boston Star, who
despair OF ever settling upon rosy patch in
the sweet garden of Hymen, should consult the
motto "nu dcsPsrand,m, and 90 ahead perac-
veringIy in the business of trying, as hard as
ever they can. BY way Of clinching, cTectu-
ally, the force of this advice, we state that Mr..
VIM. II. Smith, an estimablc citizen of Lon
donderry, N. H., aged 90 years, recently con-
nubialized, in Lowell, with the amiable Miss
Sally ID. Stearns, aged So, and that the union
promises to be most happy and propitous.-
Such occurrences are beacon lights, along the
shore of life, to inspirit the responding, and
guide them also into haven of matrimonial
bliss. Nil desperahdum boys and girls-nit
deSperandum.