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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-29

" The following is taken from the regu-
lar report of the proceedings of the Con-
necticut Legislature:
"Biil to tax geese and bachelors, taken
up. Mr.. Harrison was opposed to the pro-
vision taxing bachelors, There was tax
already laid upon goose and any man
who had lived twenty-five years without
being married could be taxed under that
section. The bill was postponed"
e Il thought you were born on the first
of April" said a benedict to his lovely wife,
who had mentioned the 21st as her birth
day.
Most people would think SO from the
choice made of husband" she replied.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-29
Worth Carolina.
Original Attachment.

CNafIOLIe "copper" and
Gold Mining Company
L APPEARING to the satisfaction of the
Il Court, that the defendants in this case re-
side beyond the limits of this State; 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that publica-
ton be made six weeks, in the Western Demo-
crat, newspaper published in the town of
Charlotte, notifying the said defendants to be
and appear at the next term of our said court
to be held for said county, at the courthouse
in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in January
next, then and there to plead, answer, or de-
muir, Or judgment pro eOnfessO will be taken
against them.
Witness, W. K. Reid, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office in Charlotte, the 4th Monday
in October, 1855, and in the 80th year Of Anne
rican Independence.
w. X. REID, C. C. G.
Dec IL lS55=6W PRS fee SCI
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State of North CAROLYN,

Court Of Pleas md Quarter Session,
October Term. 1879
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state of North Carolina.

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Dec. II, 1S55-6w IPrs. fee SGT
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State of North Carolina,

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

bred similar ways their tenderness
was repellcd.
Sometimes, indeed, Mr. Alden
would be nnable enough with his chill
drcn. lie would have them on his
knee, help them with their slodles, or
even Join with them in their plays.
But then again, without any reason
save the whim of the moment he
would harshly fepulso their advances.
BY this hlful system, worse almost
than a steady rcpulsion, his children
grew finally, not only to tear him,
but to lose all respect for him. They
did not reason about the natter they
were too young TO analy2c causes ;
but they felt that be was unjust, sell
fish aud tyrannical
Gradually, therefore, Mr., Alden's
children became eslranged from him.
When they grew up, they never gave
him their confidence, but living IN
the same house. were almost as stfan-
gers to him. He began, as he grew
old, to feel the want of their love aud
to complain Of IT as an injustice to
himself. Il have done everything
for them, that father could, he was
wont to say.
Alas that which he should have
done for them most OF all, and which
would aaye won their love, he had
not done at all. Their childish, ui-
fecllouate sympathy lie had rudcly
rejected. Instead of thinking ol their
pleasure as well as his own, he had
selfshly consulted only his own COM
fort. And now he was paying the
penalty.
Yet Mr.. Alden had always fulfilled
what he thought his duty to his chll.
drcn lie had fed them well, drcss-
ed them well. aud educated Them
wei. From none of the nmuscments .
suitable to their age were they de-
barred In matters pertaining to
money he was even liberal parent .
But what is all this, when sympathy
and love are denied
Don't bother me, was the key to
all. II was ~ what may be called
the MINOR duties that Mr. Alden was .
deficient. A great stcrllice for the .
sake Of his family be could make
The Iitlle sacrifices OF personal con
venlence was The rock on which he .
split.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

U'o AlL PERSONS sll etod with SeXual li.elsca,
such MlNALWEAKNESS IMPOTENCE,
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, &c &c.
rhr HOW $50 ASSOCIATION ofrmlulriphia, iu
Wow ofthe HwiI' destination Ut humin f- aud hrah
caused bS sexual diseases unl the dncopuou- Which
ore pracused upon tho uniofMnuto victims oi such
disrisos bY Qupcbs, hive directed their Consulttua
~urgcon, as O. 1ilRlrAbLE LcT worthy of thcir
nline, tn give ~ nlCAh ADVICE GRATIS. toau
rcrson- thus adi ciei, Male Female, who apply
10y iolter, With description OF tIrir condition. logo,
occupation, huhtsothiel se., and 10 caso ofrk tfno
p.yclu auJ -uaefng TO FURNISH MEDICINES
TREE ON CHARGE,
Tho noNafd A.soeittion isn benevolent Institutiou,
rsnh.hod by spreill enduwmeut, fee the tulicforths
.irk and distressed, afflicted with Ytrusnt AVID Fri.
prulc Diseases aniiis iuuds cn be used ofuo otcf
purpose. II has now sufpus of inrans. which the
btrecos have voted 10 advertise tho above notiee 10
sn'ci esq Co asa thlt flo Ass9cafl0n clmnnnIt tho
highest Medical sAili "ihc age, and eili furnish the
most approved m'i.m treatment Valuable ulvIce
also given to siek und nervous ioma0s aaictod with
ubiouun % wcakooss, Womu Complaint, Costlveness.
Lcur rrhomi Sc.
Address ,post-paid,l Diego R.CALHOUN. Con
suliing SURGEON, HowIft Auosiation, 30. . south
NINTH street, Philadelphia, ga.
Hy order of the Directors.
EZRA d. nEARTWEIL, President.
GEO. FAiRChiLD. seciotaV. 3sily
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The london quarterly, tCOnscr-
tutlVc. b
Thc Edinburgh Review, WING
Tho North British Review,
10 rro thutch. J.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

= ------1 u ---I----- 2
Ja"S' 1vi 's"'1tt'- yV',., ~. N..r,I,..
STATES. to, many inhabitants OF the latter are
permanently organized in associations to 10
/ Aci injury on The former by wrongful ncts,
which would be- cause of war as between for
eign powers, and only iall 10 ue sucn W. our
/ system, because PefPeua'eu unoe' oo'e' o'
/ the Union"
/ we una the ABOVE lenai E.uIs ''' .,,.
10 The message oi res'o'"t I'e'c'' u''1
tr"iY~' Jgst as impartial anu ,Pu,.y "P9's'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

4, y BRIGHAM MD. Homeopathic Physicmn
- md surgeon. hnying hanged his ros'dnncu from
Wuit.f, to MoutOolor Nliac, and associt tied him
sell Go Practice win 10 r. e.. ArlIo is now rcpl,ed
90 ul cHlis In hs vprinu- Department. ~ his
profession Once, corner Of Elm aud spnog Streets,
opposite the Academy.
Montpelier, Juh Il, 1855. a. en-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
sEVERY & HOWARD,
and ru up BOO atgvb tiles az 81 90 each, or,ia bottles
mt e. o..
COLLINS q pEu,sCC

DRUGGISTS, Montpelier, Geu.riI Whoisslle Agents
CO.. Vermont, sold by 4, hieELuW, tauei T..
PORTER, hothhcl4 j. NJ. HENRY, Wat fhur,
a. q. Spear, burl.nsfon }. e.. BINGHAM, 81.
Johusbury C.c. kLLLAM, ifa-bufeA. 5-idS wOm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
OATS OATS OATS.

IN ma Butheis wanted immediately pr which
U,VuU Gosh viii be paid ON del ory. DEPOT
STORE r q. Square FULttE& SAiTn.
August 901h, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

pnHbln- ihr rlaud- Ht .teat tIu.d OF LIa,-anl
aiv.u. -.l.I..h -lut como 200 tHo NhuIr system 80
'uuny .h.uII BON susl. eIy without ihem. us thuIt
% .ei, u.r .i lfo,ont r'uOu strhnc-s ani oN.ents.
rH., II r.... tucoply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
A New & Valuable Discovery.
DR.. HAMS

Aromaic HcigorotiBg Spirit
Tuis dchciou. hovorsgo issureuDrtouliuyigota
finf Con iHls, Schf HIs, htrtines, Be. iu usc,
for The euro of uy-rel .i. Nervousness, HcHuhurp,
uoHsincsH, kidney tomp. liui, Melancholy, lcinum
Ifnmcus lntoWYefuuro hs b WI iufIeurate aud
strengthen. hut Will not iUf1Aicute OF siupiiy.
Pof-ous who have hec,wa hphtiuatod so abe excess
sivo usr of Tobacco. tpIun and ~pifiuou- Liquors,
v hHd permanent frlif from tLo desire tuutr these
destroying agents by iutirg bottle on two ofthi-
DELICIOUS Medical Revenge.
Wcab and stckly Fatm Iifs wiz end pr naus iu-
venrutue spirit quick tnd ruro cure for al Frmulo
mole difficulties, % boint kceenerniot as Won as
snonnh,n9rof the llumsA syttem. Zach Complaint
that tho
aromatic InUig0rdting C0rdidl
b calculated tu cure named on the vrsupe uccom-
paDins each boue, and full directions lol are mi
nulel given.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Prepared by Dr. Darius Ham.
Principal Onice, No = Liberty street,
New York, where WhOIesnlc orders
should be addressed. For sale BIS Drugriets
Throughout the Utuod states.
w. a8t.viv '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
sALTs aOOO BUsHELa.

{ oNrisIiNG ufLirorunoi, Tuits islInd md Cadiz
= rllis, NOW uploldIas from iht cufs uhili,wc.n.I
sell oneap foo CASH alirr,l discount dt lotbelndo.
An u,t2uh 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
The British Periodicals,

Premiums to New Subscribers !!
l.. SCOTT g. Co, NEW YORK, continue
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lNyU AB LII ! uOkML 10
TME CIggC.lGO ClTf
INSURANCE COMPANY.
evFiCE Room No. 1. sDss mic Temple
Dearborn ST., Ih<t'a"O'
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
DAreos1,,r;He:. COOK.
t r,sss,s ':ii.upRT HfNRY CHAPMAN,
:. nv GENsGH INiv.
rnwrSD CAsFILI.D p,.s. hESKf BANDIT, 81
ur~Rv CHkrMAs Trrs'r
sx GILBEkT, Ceae Vi Asnt ard suv yor.
Tins Company was organp On the 9th dry 81
Mach A. y 1854 uD.ier ~ cal charter from ths
f.gisIsture o. Illinois and ba.in comm nc q 'i =
b met favorable au.pices. Its .aiahii "si'"' ms
rsn 40 n 4 nrm suf r, habit ha-i., and " I"
I, ssbuty sounaness and p,rrns ney ranks o. ','
# III n st tnsur 1nc. Cinpani's IN m e""rut' ~
IA 80 le-irus ~ protecting n m-'is"s asaiis' !'ef
dnlarc by " e. pe lis d tn \, IN ease
. oil . tn following
REFERENCES:
a.-srs S'on" l. Wit, CIV land, ~
william. 4 Al ~, Chicago.
Sortai, h Bf.ah r,
S,on l. Wrmsr
!, : par.r.d Prcs.t Racine 4 Miss Railroad.
ION & y ,thrup. Cash'r RAJ Go Bank
/ SIN r Iynde, Esq, NIwiukfe-
| q. Cnr~ Krq., Racine.
| uenry rsrnsai, y e., Ch,cag h r. I. R,i.r.ad
| 4 t,t,rr, Cab com bank f.hiesIo'
/ Dan p Rh.ri.s Es9 Cleveland y
| ION I'm & Brssiin 1rasr 81 STATE, Columbus
| Thcs { ,nipb II, E,o, Spr..ch"id. III
! Hon u ChauocTl,n, ST. Ipuis, No.
/ u~,srs Wad.worth Wells h So, camor", thif1So
| Nr-srs II Burch Co.. Chicago Bank.
/ Iln Vim. M~dil,. C,v'rnor OF OHIO.
| N ..rs g. " Six.r Il Co. Chicacn,
Judd smith Il Pat, Dixon, III.
! WIN. Blanchard. E-q, Morris, II
| Hon Vim Trcvi't. SCI Il State, Golunnns,O -.
Wessrs ". &. 40. G COX Co., Rockford, H.
| u wheeler. S,n, Aurora
| N.amiah c. q. Eco Buffalo. Y.
VIM H. fnudy Esq. springfield.
Hon r W Badly, Judge Jup:sine Court, Manshei
! OHIO.
Gen Curn, Sprinri ID III.
R.cha. d kegr, Esq., ST Io rs No
n FIELD,
Agent Al Davenport aud Rock Island
OFFICE Da.-u,orf. . tn. STATE DLMoCR.
Onlc. Post once Building, Brady street.
July 3-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09

CHARTgRID lS3t.
THIS Company continues 10 issue policies on
i Marine, Inland NNvi0 Ia ION ,
TRANSPORTATION and Fire Risks i,
at RsasOnnJid Rates
An unconditional ieturn premium of IL per cont
will he Said back 10 customers the close OF the
year.
Fam property and detarhed buildings fevorably
situated may be insured against lost or damage by
are for any length of time from To Ave years. at
low rates OF premium. and thus avoid assessment
IS in Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Undcrhill, Theo. Perry, VIM. A. Heron,
A. q. Tying, w. Il. Phelps, PR K Rrotheryos
p. Holland, VIM. Fem, L. Holland.
Wln. Z. Mason, BL Bourland,J }. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OrrlCERs.
ISAAC CEBERHri Pres. 8. J.. T. BorRlAxp. Vice Pres
CHARLES HolLAHp, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS. Agent for Rock Island Da-cnpnrt
Moline and ,icim'v. oMc"-Minier's Building Mi
nnis street Ro'E Island ONE IN Davenport a. the
Counting Rom II the State Dcmccrat
mayl7hawu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
st A Rk' s
fever AND AGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An InfaNtblc Remedy for Ferer and A0ue. Dumb
Ague, Night SscoGfs and al kindred diseases.
WIS Is one OF Natures remedies, discovered, and
SUCCESSFULLY used for many years By certain trlb
OF Indians on the Western :rt nti r, and has
bel known to fail Of cGtotng cure among thous
ands who hnv" ns'd it. 1t possesses the power to
remove and eradicate every veslge Of Fever and Agu
from the syst m, and the only known certain rem
cdy. One important advantage this remedy posses
SIS over all others aside from the intrinsic value a.
remedial rs mt is that no drugs medicines
taken into the Stoma h Il bilitate and break down
the system. lite fects are almost miraculous, aud
need only ~ b. tried to insure place for il In every
famil, where Faver and Aeue is has BEEN or is like
ly TO be.
The Agent has numberless Certificates Of Cure
which with pleasure, will be shown to all wishing 70
sc. th.m.
Cures have been effected in this city and vicinity
Rferences " i'll also be ven such citizens. Thi>
Remedy Is Powder, and is applied xternally and it,
effects are truly wonderful.
Prics 81 pr Blk. and a cure guaranteed or the
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, Agent.
Al II n Child's Hardware ESTABLISHMENTS on I'd IT.
few doors ea-tof Brady. tjyl0d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
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l35 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

XEEP at all times full stock Of the various Legal
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editions, and perfect copies; and II any error should
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complete descriptive Law catalogue will be sent
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ly attended to. New Books and new State Reports
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On hand al all times, the following:
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Chitty's Precedents,
Smiths Parsons on Contracts,
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Storys Conflict Of Laws, Drake on Attachment,
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Angel on Common Carr'rs, u Statutes At large,
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Water Courses, Full sets Ohio Reports,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
DIR. j MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

M WISHES 10 inform the public that he has
1ekn pernlan nifty located in Davenport, where
%Y he will continue to treat all the diseases the
~ horse il subj ct to- the most Scientific
Principles After a constant practice OF many years
all kinds 81 diseases he feels happy to Say that he
will give satisfaction To all that employ him Ie can
produce good Certificates as auy other man W.st
# NV York lie is here only a few months, and the
many important cures ne has Effected sine he came
will speak more for him than readily be inserted
in Newspaper
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since h. here the most sever" cases viii GER
t,fy 10 his abilities as a competent Veterinary Sur
gron
All diseases warranted cured ifcurable, no mon
ey pail
lie earnestly solicits trial any severe case
whatever. Any he cannot cure il any other man
b. got u IT, he will pay hin cut Of his own
.y,cket.
Pol. evils ard EiStulas warranted cured in any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
DE.VTYSTRT.'

DIR. " G CnrRCu having permanent,
LOCATED il. Davenport, respectfully
u0TTS t.ndr his services TO the cit
-AAAI zcns, in all operation appcrtaln
ing TO the practic OF Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from a single tooth 10 full doub!
sett in the fust style Of tn, art aud warranted Il
give satisfaction. Ofscc-B. ady street. west side
between Fourth and Fifth.
We are allowed to refer to-
DR. J Becker Cincinnati; pr Train Pomeroy
o; Fitzgerald, CaIlmville, ILL.,; Mr. McGavran
Davenport (may22dtO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
Chicago, Alton 4 ST. Louis Il. r.
lsk a = z..
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

~ Ell
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains ica0s Chicago for 81. Louie and inser,ne-
diate places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays e1ceptsd) $50 AN
Express Train, saturdays exceptrd) II I0PM
Trains leare 81. Lonis 70, Caicago and in.e,ns-
diate places.
accommodation Tram, (eunaxy's cxcepte,D 90 4 y
Express Train Saturdays exccpted) 1902 N
Trains run directly thTtug', without change OF
cars OF baggage. Trains u tnI ougi Joliet, Bloom
ingtsn, Springfield, Carlinyiiie and Alton.
wirrains run this .oad make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on aud Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucgei. and
liable route bct~ecn st Lvuis and New York. boston.
PhilaaicspSs;a, AND the East.
With Illinois cntrai \. Il At Bloomington, for La
Sale, Menli"sA and Cairo.
ih Great Western Of iiiinois At Springfield, for
decatur and Nalics.
With sil the Rail, Dads diverg,ng from Chicago
nth daily lIuc u Packets at s. Louis for Kookuk,
New Orleans, aud Missouri River.
Through Tickets ~ Ill place. 'eRtine.i above
Dc procuird 1T Ill the principal ticket Offices ia the
Cnited states, aud ~ tie Offices
In 81, louis In CHICAGO
200. q = ..s.'s.on ~ : Dearborn street, oppo
eaav, gu kevvU. ate fremont HOasN.
xlCuD 2. merriam, JR., Supt.
biOusningtOn, JsE. !, ioOS. IcOlydtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
kGvxlOllC

keystone
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE Co.
or Philadelphia, Penn.
ArunoRfzEI CAPITAL, $jo0oU
p ~ Napi,Hry, Pres dssos tkAv. wee iie
n Tuoxr.os SEC A. FISEFIELD, Agent
One. IN Atkii,sous Building. I'd street, Davcnpo
Iowa. oc,2S iyd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
g. %: J. g: -

~ ssEE - 8. 81 !
Spring .4s'yasa CEMENT
AN and after Monday April 18th 1856, and unti
Jfurther notice .trai4s will leave Rock Island daily
SUNDAYS exc pied, a. follows:
l.t mail train at 60 u
Cd express, sioppicg only At the principal
stations IT lOt5 n
N night express stopping at all stations S.IOPM
ath freight, with I'd class cars at 630A \
Trains arrive At Rock lslaud daily, Sundays *
cepssd, follows:
u. pseHt eApse.se - oO :
ID sapsrss. stopping only At prsn stattoas sooP
~ Dsa trsin q lU.l5P n
!, sreSsht w,to ~ class cars q E.a6P. u.
All trains over this road arr in direct ccnnsxion al
CHICAGO with trans bcth thc Michigan southern
ana Michigan Central r. h. 70 and Gs"sn Detroit, To-
,edo (,leyelapd, Columbus, Cmciunsii, PftAhuvgh.
nunkirk BrlIaio, NIAGARA Fails, Albany, New York.
rhiIadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also At
.sa,Ic with trans II the Illinots Central Road
North 10 Gaiens ana onth to 81. In,s and Cairo, 10
which places tickcts can b. procured -
s. $. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent.
Il. x. Depot, Rock tsiA,sl
Passengers are reminded ~ the necrssityof giving
distinct d.rec;:aDs as the destination Of their bag
GAGE Also 10 procure tickets before taking their seats
IN the cars the conductors cpliect fares Only 70 STA
mons an the line the Chicago Knock Island railroad
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. H. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
RICK Island, April q 1885. tdtfI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

g WINTER LINGERING, Z ETo--The learned and re-
spectacle scholar who acquainted the world with the
strange proelivty Winter has to inger in the lap of
Spring though the hoary headed sinner had any
right to daily with loneliness and beauty, which are
peculiarly intended for yonthfaed altogetherin the
proper severity of condemnation for the loaing and
wiekedness Of which he complained. An anathema
maranatha should be pronounced upon the viIlainous
continuance Of the unWelcome guest, and process
more summary than usual with some Of our courts,
should beplaced in the hands of such official as may
be best qualified for the discharge of the requisite
duty The old culprt evinces as yet, no willingness
to leave his luxurious couch but great proclivty
remain and have his scant locks daied with by the
1balmy breath of his young successor Perhaps his
penchant is not blanoablefor who is ready to yield
life and its pleasures without struggle? His pro-
longed soourn is very unpleasant nevertheless and
doubtless many are praying that he may return
whence he came and where he belongs. Birds, song
and sunshine, are the heritage We should now be en-
joying, butfor his objectionable encroachments.