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Ninth Judicial Circuit.

The Democratic Electors otihe Ninth Jn-
slicial Circuit are respectfully requested 10
meet in convention in their respective cuun-
ties at such time and place as may be agreed
upon by the several committees authorized
to cal, county conventions, for the purpose
of choosing delegates to meet at Ottawa, in
La Sale county, on the III Thursday of
April next, at O'Clock 7. NJ, 10 appoint a
delegate to represent said circuit in the Ma
tiona Democratic Convention 10 be held in
Blltimore OIL the 22i day of May next, and
also TO nominate an Elector of President and
Vice President for the same circuit.
The committee recommend that each
county send one delegate, and an additional
one fer every 2,500 inhabitants, being guild
ell by the census of lSi5-which would give
Kane county 6 delegates, Kendall 3, La
Sale 5, Livingston !, Grundy ] Bureau B.
Marshall J, Putnam ,, Stark =, Peoria ),
De Kalb ,, Osle 3.
NJ. L. HoLLIsIER, La Sale County,
T,TuS HOWE, Kendall,
L. a. AMEs, Putnam,
WM. II. FEssENDEN, Peorio,
EDWARD L. MAYO, De Kd!b,
NJ. W. FLETCHER, Kane,
D. G. SALISBURY, Bureau,
Henry ROBERTS, Oglc,
Dem. Cor. Com. 9M Judicial Circuit.
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DEAN OF THE Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER.
A telegraphic despatch TO the Albany Ar.
gus, from Lyons, n. Y, announces the
death, at his residence in that village, at 10
O'Clock on the morning of the 18th inst OF
the Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, at the advan.
ced age of S3.
This event, says the A., which has for some
time been apprehended, brings TO close a
long life, great portion of which has been
passed in arduous and responsible public
trusts. There were few of the higher posts
OF honor, representative, judicial or admin
istrative, under the old constitution, that he
has not filled, and in which he earned for
himself high and deserved distinction for a.
bilities aud learning, among the eminen,
men who commenced with him their pub
lie career, aud who have long since gone
down to the grave.
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cu,ion-the State Register is in part owned

cuticr,-the State Register is in part owned
by, entirely controlled by, and its ostensible
proprietor is a brother law of-Ebenezer
Peck; and this explains all. \ quarrel, we
don't know nor care how it originated-a-
rose ten years agu between Peck and Went
worth, and PEEK labored from that time
forth TO break Wentworth down; but SO far
from accomplishing his object, Wentw orth's
star has steadily assembled, while Peck's
fate has been that of the rabid dog of Cold
smith-"The dog i; was that died" We
need not tell our readers who T.. Peck i>-
they know the whole history of the .Niid-
night Clerk" All we want 10 tell them
is that it is from him that this abuse Of John
Wentworth comes-that il is he who de
nounces the flee soil dtmocrary of northern
Illinois as ''lickspittlcs.' And Row what a
spectacle is this. \ paper that has rccciv-
ed the public printing at the hands of the
party, claiming 10 be the organ Of the party
venting private spleen at prominent de-
moorats, and hraping oPprobrious epithets
upon the democracy Of whole sectional
the instiSa'ion, and to crafty the malice of,
a man 1--WE beg pardon of the human race)
whose democracy is his spleen, and who
could not at this day be elected by the party
to the office Of hog-reeve. 1t is not from
such a source that Wentworth can be injnr-
id. We will not say whether the democra-
cy of this district will again nominate him
for congress or net. He is in their hands.
and they conceive themselves entirely COM
peteht to manage their own business. We
will, however, undertake 10 assure the
State Register Of this that his nomination
is as certain as that the sun will rise on the
day of the convention, if the columns Of the
Register continue TO be the sewers Of all
the filth that can be scrapod up against him
by Canada Peck.
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Judicial Standardization Of Judgs..

The adoption Of the new constitution has
rendered the political organization of the
judicial circuits Mt cesSary for other purposes
besides the appointment Of delegates to the
national convention and the nomination of
candidates for presidential electors. There
will hereafter be a Judge and prosecuting
attorney to elect for each circuit, the first e.
lection Of which takes place on the first
Monday. in September next. We see the
committee for the 7th circuit have embraced
in their call for convention 10 APPOINT n
delegate 10 the national convention and to
nominate an elector, also the object of nomi-
mating candidates for Judge and prosecuting
attorney. The time of holding the conven-
ton in this circuit is too near to embrace the
nomination of jndge and attorney in the call,
butitwill devolve upon the convention about
to be held, 10 take measures for the call Of
another convention, and to effect a thorough
and permanent organization Of the circuit.
In this view, it becomes highly important
that the convention at this place on the 18th
proximo should be well attended, and such
a ratio Of representation and time ard place
of holding the mex. convention agreed upou
as will be agreeable to all part q '.o o..
cult, and preclude the possibility oD division
in our ranks.
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Accounts FOR IT.-Eary this morning
the pores Of the armament were opened and
the rains descended III prolnse showers, for
the first time for three months at this place.
The reason of il is, court meets to-day at
Ottawa--a day on which it has never failed
to rain since the time "to which the memo
nv of man runnsth no. TO the contrary"
We can't say why it is, but we heard the
Doctor tell very Eigious citizen this morn
ing, ,ha, it rained to keep prudent, honest
people away from court-thrre is so much
lying, hard swearing, and rascality there
the Lords agin itr
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smile Of one who knows he has a good

smile If one who knows he has a good
thing 10 tell, and after the weathcrly re-
marks such old cod.,r> always favor us
with, when we are particularly engaged,
told mir. President that his son, Reuben
B. had a month before, insured his
life for 81 900, 'dnd >touter looking fellow
you never seen. nor bigger fool than he
looked like, when he laughed at him after
he came home. Bnt. by gracious, mister,
he warn't 81 Ear em aiterall-for he died ot
q sudGot only ten days age. There's the
dockyment>, and I'm GENE for the money.
He was my son, sir, aud ain, left no other
heirs
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YANKEE NoTIoSs. A London correspon-
dent describing the novelties of the place,
states that 'it is now no uncommon thing to
see posted in the streets, "American cheese,
lard" SC. American empty flour barrels
Corn bread,' with the corn stalk sticking
ont of the windows to show that II is Simon
Pure. american boots or boots made on
the American plan, american over shoes,
American clocks,' and last, though no,
least, american baby Jumpers
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so soon as il shall be asctr,ained who has
the power to ''regulate and license ferries
Within the limits of this town. he viii I'M
dOubtedly obtain license, and if>o, the pub
lie may rest assured that they will find him
Gliroys at his post ~ 'proPria persona" and
with al the necessary Yeats and men to com
ply with the regulations Of the statute TO the
letter.
The limits Of newspaper article viii not
permit one 10 do justice TO this pYblc nu!
sdncr, called the Ottawa Ferry. Perhaps
the court OF the grand jury may, il not,
may wish 10 trouble the editors again in JUS
tilicaliou Of myself aud associates, aud for
the benefit Of the public.
\. II. ROWLAND,
Tor himStb and associate oiruerS Of
the Boat recently bsW by him.
March -, 1873.
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Though diseases may be fastened upon'
us, yet how thankful ought we to be that
Providence has placed within our reach
the means for their speedy and eiIcc,uall
removal. Coughs, Colds, Consumptions
and Liver Complaints form by far the most
fatal class of diseases known in our land.
For the removal of the above diseases. DIR,
Wistar's Balsam ui Wild Cherry is pro-.
nounced 10y the many thousands who have
used II. the best remedy in the world.
He sure TO get Dr. IJStar'S Bdlsap of
" lM thfTy-lhcrc are limitations! The
genuine II ior>alr by HENRY BLAKSLY,
Agent, corner Of Third aud Chestnut SITS.
II. LoniS, Mo-, and by G.. l.. THOMPSON,
DrsgJisi, Ottawa, :. G. SMITH, Peru, and
NJ RRAf y son, Newark. SO.
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10 BE ATTENDED TO HEREArTER.-1he
communication of our friend Judge Human
is unavoidably crowded ont this week. 1t
is in type Tut We found it impossible to
squeeze it in. 1t will appear next week,
without fail. We have also, during the las,
few days, received a copy of Senator
Breese's report in reference to the Central
Rail Road. and copy of his speech on the
ten regiment bill. We shall make use of
both these in our next. They are marked
by the ability which distinguishes all the pro-
auctions of the able senator. The proceed
ings of the Democratic meeting in Danvile
must also be postponed for the present.
They take the ground of their country on
the war, and speak the language Of the pat.
riot. The meeting appointed delegates to
the Congressional Convention and instructed
them to support Mr.. ]. McRoberts as their
first choice for Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-31

prNSrLvASIA.-Thc democratic state con-
vcution at Harrisburg on Monday ncmina.
ted DavdD. Wagner and William Bigler
for senatorial electors Of President. The
congressional delegates TO the Baltimore
convention were then selected. The con-
veniion instructed the delegates TO vote q.
gainst the two.thirds rule. The vote on
this question stood 76 TO 81
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Arw advertisements.

.Nt My t.. ,,rcu,... ..r iu. .,rr. lis
-.Ju.'n iuu'h,o IS L .rr Oaa,y-- a,.
inch cri
y o |, J. i hereby g,tuin tie sad
y Il h.u O,kLy. ia, - WI ri atlsrh-.tut
.'l is.r,d r.m ihr CIRCUIT rs'ti - .-ud ,.ru.
a f.mIy. iu tur srr'c of liu,nr.. ,u,rd ,be
assn duy ct September, s. j lsi1. NJ the SOFT
,I Justin Buucrhcid, lur d., .um Il Two thea
sIrd iva bundled and oighry-sc,ru joilir tor.
'y-inur crul,, directed tu III, .ht,iT,i sad G,u..
dy county o. execute. 8nj which sud writ ufa al
hcbmynt has teen returned by the said shcr, n
iuiy eN,cuud. Now therefore uni,,s,uu IL.
sail Robert ulklcy sha'l personally be- and rp.
pear before the sid tlruIl count on H.. first d.y
NJ the n,St trrn thereof. To- le hidden q, the
court house in Morris. in sand colrty, and then
and there give special bali aud plead To the .alJ
piWI's acliun judgment wal be rendered against
,ru N ,ai cause in ilyos Of the said Justin
BuurfelI, and the property attached in said
cause VIII be sod 10 SATISFY such juJg nent AMI
Gusts.
GEORGE II. KIERSI Ed, Chrk.
]. Bur1rurl'1u,J r. rlE- atty
Morris. March 2git, lSis
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Heavy rains above us'at the beginning of
the week, have had such favorable effect
on the navigation Of the Illinois river that
boats Of the largest class now ascend TO this
place. The first Of the season was the DIAL
always the frst-looking as tidy and snug
as bug in rug. She is a iavorite with
our peope-for her officers are of the right
sort, her accommodations first class, aud she
SkipS across the waters like duck-she i
one of the feet ones. Then came the
"PRMRrE BiRn," Capt. Pratt, bua,-cvcry
body knows him, for he is the popular Cap
tain ON the river. He run the Dial last sea-
Scn, but II got too small TO hold him and all
his friends, SO he had To enlarge. On the
Bird, which is the largest boat now on the
river, we believe, he hopes to find room for
few thousand more of his friends, if they
don't crowd in ALA once. Our warehouses
disgorged freely on his first arrival this sea-
son. And last, but not lenst, came the Ohio
Malta fine, large boat-long a favorite Oh
the rivei-and one Of those boats Won can
always depend on as being thar at the hour.
This constitutes our ..marine h>tr for the
last three days. As the river is still in ex-
cellent order and improving we expect plen-
ty more of them the coming week, for boats
should know the legitimate head of naviga-
ton on the Illinois river aud our fnrw ard
ers won't patronize boats that are so stupid
as not TO know where navigation stops.
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The FERRy.--A long commune alton APP
pears to-day in reference tot the ferry at this
place, which, as lis signed by responsible
name, we of course do not shoulder. Our
columns are open TO the other side OH the
same condition that we have admitted this
communica,ion-towit, that we are paid lor
tlcir use.
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A Temple Of the Sons of Temperance has
this day been organized in this place.

CoNGRrssIuNAL.--We find the following
among the proceedings tf congress of the
9th inst.
Mr.. X. SMITH asked the unanimous con.
sent Of the House to introduce the follow
ing JOINT resolutions, viz:
Pes0!red by the senate and house ofrepre-
ScniGiires ofHe United States Of 1a,ericc
in Congress assembled, that the President be
and he hereby is. authorized to cause GER
titcates to be prepared on parchment OF
suitable size and with appropriate devil
ccS, TO be presented to each officer. non
commissioned officer, musician, and private
Of the n gular forces and volunteers, who
has served or may serve in the present war
with Mexico. during the term for which he
entered the army, or until he has been or
shall be honorably discharged from the ser
vice, which shall be signed by the President
and sealed with the seal Of the war depart
mcnt, and countersgued by the secretary of
war; which certificate shall set forth the
term of service Of the officer. non commits
stoned officer, musician, or private. and the
battle or battles in which he has been or
may he engaged, together with all special
"N'S w "''',"7H''"'" S"'i"hHy P'I'oIneu
by him in the service.
and be il further reSolred, That II shall be
the duty Of the President TO cause such
measures TO he taken as he may deem most
eNpedient and best calculated to procure
correct information as to the services of the
oiicers,.non'commiS>ioned officers, musi-
Claus, and prvates, who have served. OF
may serve, IN the present war with Mexico,
to enable him to carry into effect the iorego-
inc resolution.
ard DE f"N'r r%oh"8. That "he"any
900"
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TO LAND rnorn,Eroms SrAn OTTAWA,

Gcniicin,n-I want about 200 rods Of ditch
cut 10 drain piece ofland near my house.
find in Putnam co., machines by which a
ditch, IL inches deep, IL inches wide at the
bottom, three feet At the surface Of the
ground, can be- cut by one man using one
yoke ioat,le aud with such facility rs to
enable him TO make /, quite profitable cut.
tug bitches oil that deception for 10 or IL
crbts per rod. Nav If amy of you want
bitches cu, This spring le, me know it soon
iur wish 20 Join yen and either huy ma.
chiu", sc. atcuS, at SNy $ljD hilcthe own.
~ OF unc Ia come up ana cut our bitches ut
lO'o IL rod. If We can give him enough
Of husincss 10 pay Tor bringing his machine
mp here we can have our bitches cnt ut tina,
price. L. l.. DICKEY.
Ottawa, March 81, 1918.
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GRuNDN Go. clrcuI, court, June Term 1913
SYLVESTER Marsh Us Charles /. JOY William
Srickncy, and Harrison foy-auachmenr.
NJ OflCEis hereby given to the said
Charles +. joy, William Slickney
n Harrison Fay, ,ha, writ of attach,
men, hath Issued from the crcu, court Of
said Grundy County. in The State Of Hi
uols, dated the 4,h day ofAugusl a. ID.
ls47, AT the suit of Sylvester Marsh, for
the sum Of one thousand dollars directed
To the sheriff If said Grundy county 10
execute. and which said writ of attach
ment has been returned duly executed,
Now. ihceIore, unless you, the said
Charles +, Joy, William sickney& liar.
rison Fay. shall personally be and appear
before the said circuit cour, on the first
day Of mex, term thereof, 10 be holden a,
the courl house in Morris, in said county
and then and there give special bail and
plead to the said plaintiffs action, judy.
men, will be rendered agains, you in The
said cause IN favor nI the said sylvester
Marsh. aud the properly attached In said
cause will be sold 10 satisfy such
costs. ...| ~ .....
GEORGE II. KlERSTED. clerk.
James II. Collins. Pits. ATTY.
Merris, Mach @,h 1918.
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sOMs OF ECmprInurc.

WE RrgUlly Mc'uug- 1T Ottawa Division
I No. ., are held IN the Masonic lloll,,cry
saturday evening at : n'ciock. Br,,hienyisIt-
tug cor place Rruspcciluily invited to meet With
US. BY order 81 the Division.
G.. l.. THOMPSON, RS.
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We have not yet received the details oil
the French news by the Cambria. II i
looked for with intense Interest ar every
body.
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CAssius NJ. CLAY made speech in iaycr
OF nominating Gen. Taylor for the prrsidrn
oy at the Wing convention in Kentucky, on
tho 22d Of February.
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Notice,

Thercrula. meeting, # Ucr.j,n'rl Irigc No.
20. by change ol the By.L1N. ars h,r,a,,rr To
- h'id O" tn, iifst aud rhri Monday evenings
each NINTH Instead ui tHt corresponding IN.
''y evenings. Hy order If toe lcJs o..
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EIitgc Tsrptiu.,

NJ persons Interested IN TIE construction Of
Bridge across lhe liiin1l. river At Ottawa,
IRE requested 10 meet at lhe house II Mr.. Cox,
~ South Ottawa. on the 18Th Of ApiH next.
Nar,A % lNiS
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G.,UNDI CreCIicuIt Court, Jnne Term, 1888
--SyI,es,cr Marsh ~ Chrrlcs +. Joy " VA.
liam Suckncy attachment.
~ Office Is hereby given TO the said
~ Charles +. joy & William Stick.
ney. that writ Of attachment hath issued
from the circuit cour, Of said Grundy CO..
IN tie state Of Illinois. dated the 4lh
day Of August, A. ID. 1877, al the sui, of
laid Sylvester Marsh, for the sum Of
eleven hundred dollars, directed to the
sheriff Of said GrunGy County to be ex-
eculed, and which said writ Of attach.
men, has been returned by the said sher-
if dbl, executed, Now, therefore, un.
less you, The said !Charles +. Joy g.
William slicknev, shall personally be
and appear before the said circuit court on
the FIRST day olnex' term thereof, 10 be
holden a, The cour, house in Morris, in
said county, and then and there give spe-
cial bail and plead to. the said plaintiffs
action, judgment will be rendered n.
gains, YOU in the said cause in favor Of
the said Sylvester Marsh, and The proper.
" attached in said cause will be sold 10
satisfy such judgmen, and costs.
GEORGEH.K iERSTEn, cirk,
James II. Collins, Pits. ATTY.
Morris March, 29lh 1913.
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"A W''N or tNu aLu, an elderly uln.
dressed like II FARMER, walked qiir'ly iu'n
the office Of Wall stree, Life Insurance
Company, his face bearing tho pleasant
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I hicngo Market.

DlED-ln Sunbury, Livingston Co.. on
the S'h inst, an InIan; daughter Of ". X. s
Mary Brown.
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The vote on the New Consi.r.,r.

J The vote on the New COLsi,u.tL.
The State Register gives the official lr-
turns from all the counties but fifteen thar
have been received at the Secretary's office,
which show the following result:
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The remaining counties will increase the
majorities on all three of the propositions.
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4 Fathers Lore,-Thc Spirit or the
~" "'. 'a 'efo'lnNm- l.pr fom
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.'' III 'Il lu' rlrt'.Nr ~" m7in
,ntns -! Al lis motions Such man the
pIhlir hatr Ia the person of Mr.. tri Carter,
anlirpruplc viii lend their names To hispe
iiion for n license which is now In circula-
ton, so tina, lie may be ready to rrcsen, II
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GAINDY Cr~Cuculi Court, jnne Term, $40
--syI,eslcr Marsh T., thrrics +. JOY " VA.
liam Suckncy attachment.
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OTTAWA pRiCE ,uRRr,r.

roEElrILn wLINtr NJ \. W. MAeItl mann
~ nRN Coons, GHuCERITs, Ann ruonurr.
900. WI 900
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

1 was much struck with the an,..
OF several new graves in the ebrrcp . .'ales
Swords (near Dublin.) rudely oTD.5 ,l'a0l
with crosses. garlands. curiously en-, rI Da
&c. DC. and intespersed with sow.P 'Per'
matte herbs, myrtle. &c. | bsIar,A a'O-
were tokens of afectionate regard n me, %ese
women and children. The rude H.., OOAs
scattering these proofs of love A. o' wee
and the flowers and herbs, Ike ~ . Iedl'
OF the once lovely deceased. were 49, sIeen '
withered to blush and smile no No. 49, aie
trozen-hearted Journalist NAV copdsOa1 =, i
and call II superstition; true religion ' .,
pure affection would give il a Ear EE. a'n
name. | felt affected and edi6ed b. -e I
dumb remenbIances Of LIE. yop,b &c. -''e
and afiection-of death, disappoip,sJ 10y
broken bonds, keen sorrow and \ OP'a
distress. | felt and could have 81 sung
the dlsconsolate parents and sury;yol5 "" ~,
kissed the fingers that composed h. h. a,u
lands, the tokens Of pure affection. ar5,L.
crosses by which the meritoriops 49, ''5 :,
our blessed Savior was thus mar - - -, y
view as the only foundation of the ,,,l I'm
hope, that death, the last enemy ,bonI In =
finally destroyed; and that those bssrsLI :
together here in pure and honest Ia a,'''
should be reunited in eternity. wber. hoDS'
can no more be broken. and ds,,b ',,1'
never enter.-Dr. Adam Clark
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

The Sree. entorteinmsnts of all ages are
reading, conversation, and thought. IF our
existence after middle life is not enriched by
these, it becomes meagre and dull, indeed.
And these will prove sources of pleasure
Just in proportion to previous Intellectual
culture. How is that mind to have subject
matter OF pleasurable though: during its sol
itary hours, which has no knowledge of the
treasures Of literature and science, which has
made no extensive acquaintance with the
distant and the past? And what is CONVEX.
sition between those who know nothinr?-
Eut on the other hand, what delight is tina,
mind able to receive and impart, which is
able to discuss any topic that comes up with
accuracy. copiousness, eloquence and beau
~? The woman who possesses this power.
can never fail to render herself agreeable
and useful in any circle into which she NAV
be thrown, and when she is so, she cannot
tail to be happy. A full mind, a large heart,
and an eloquent tongue, are among the
most precious Of human things. The young
iorsake their sports and gather round, the
old draw nigh to hear, and all involuntarily
bow down to the supremacy of mind
These endowments add brilliancy to youth
and beauty, and when all other charms are
departed, they make old age sacred, venera.
Bile, beloved.