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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31
Railrorl Accidents.

Last Tuesday afternoon, as the mail train
was coming from Terre Haute, on the Evans
vile and Charlottesville Railroad, brakeman
named Lawrence McTnnerny, of this city, was
missing from the train after it had left Shop
hard's Station. Several men went back on a
hand truck, and found the unfortunate man
had met with serious if not fatal accident
He had dropped between the cars, the wheels
of which passed over both legs. One was cut
off entirely, and the other was nearly severed
It was some time before medical assistance
could be obtained for the sufferer. We have
not heard further particulars, or whether
Mr.. McInnerny is likely to survive his in
juries.
During the evening, when six or seven miles
this side of Vincennes, wheel of the tender
broke in the same train, and stopped the pro-
gress ofthe cars. A messenger was sent back
to Vincennes to telegraph to Princeton for
locomotive to come up and meet the train and
take the passengers down. 1t was necessarily
long time before this could be done, but the
passengers were finally shifted to baggage
car, and came down in that way. The train
did not arrive here till after O'Clock yester-
day morning. We are happy to say that &C
cidents of any kind on this road are of very
rare occurrence, and but one other accident in
volving destruction of life or limb ever before
occurred on the E. & G. Railroad, which is the
very best eulogy upon its management
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Proceedings of the City Council.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. %.
Council met. Present his Honor, Mayor
Hopkins, and Counclmen Steele, Scantlin,
Elliott, Hedderich, Kron, Kratz, Pushee, Hun
nell and Mentzer.
! Minutes read and adopted.
Allowed Scantlin & Son $14 so for stove,
piping, &c, for new Council Room as per bill
filed.
Allowed Messrs Satterlee & Prtchett Sill
rs for repairing Young America Engine and
Hose Reel, as per bill filed.
Allowed Dennis OBrien SIS for privilege of
occupying frame building adjoining the old
Clerks office.
Christian Decker was allowed Sc so for re-
pairing Young America Engine.
A petition was presented signed by over for
ty persons, to allow Jas. Steeles bill for repair
of damages done Public School Building in
June last, stating said damages were not caus
ed by any neglect or want of attention on his
part.
On motion the subject was laid over until
next meeting.
The articles of agreement between the city
of Evansville and the Vanderburgh Insurance
Co., together with the duties prescribed for the
superintendent of the Public Cisterns and Fire
Apparatus and machinery, were presented by
Mr.. Baker, read and adopted.
The question on purchasing the Washington
Engine having been brought up and discussed,
Mr.. Mentzer moved and Mr. Hedderich Sec
onded, that said engine and apparatus be taken
off the Company's hands.
Mr.. Stephens moved an amendment to the
effect that when said Company file PROPOSE
ton of the cost or price of said engine and ap-
paratus, a competent Committee be appointed
to thoroughly examine the same; that said pro-
positions or bills of sale be referred to said
Committee and should said Committee report
the same to be worthy and worth the amount
of bills of saIe-then the city to take the same
at cost price-if found unworthy and not OF
the value assessed in said bills, then the city
have nothing more to do with the same.
Amendment seconde by Counc Imam Pushee
and carried.
Mr.. Stephens also moved that said Commit
tee be remunerated for their trouble.
The appointing of said Committee was on
motion given to the Mayor, who appointed
Messrs. V. Satterlee, Judge Foster, 2. H
Cook and H. Scriber
On motion the Mayor was also added to said
+ Commit %.
! WELL H. WALKER, Clerk
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More Engine Excitement.

The Washington Fire Company No. 1, who
own the large row-E Engine recently purchased
at Cincinnati wish to sell their machine and
apparatus to the city. The discussion in
Council upon the subject has been very heat
ed. We have no design to interfere at all in
the muss, although we have our most decided
private opinion, and which we may yet feel
called upon to give emphatic utterance. By
proceedings of Council published to-day, it
will be seen that Committee has been appoint
ed to further examine this engine, her COST
&c. The engine Washington was brought out
last Saturday evening for trial before the Com
mittee. She threw. as we lear1 from one of
the Committee, 161 feet from the centre box
and 143 feet from the hose pipe nosle. The
Neptune and Young America engines were
brought out on Tuesday for trial, the Compa-
MES being ambitious to beat the Washington.
The Neptune threw 1872 feet from the centre
box, and III feet from the hose pipe nosle.-
The hose bursted, or we are assured she might
have thrown fifteen feet further But of this
we know nothing. The Young America threw
1874 feet from the centre box, and III feet from
the hose pipe nosle. All the Companies claim
that they can do better. In trust the Com
mittee to whom this matter of investigation is
left, previous to final action, will decide with
out partiality or prejudice, and consider the
interests of the city as their own-then they
cannot blame themselves no matter how much
they may be blamed by others.
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Reviving the Past.

A correspondent Of the State Journal thus
alludes to the Old Line candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor. The article to which the cor
respondent alludes ,oas written by J. G. Walk
or. 1t was certainly one of the most contempt
IDLY BLACKBOARD and vulgarly blasphemous arti-
eles that ever appeared in newspaper max
ing any pretensions to decency. 1t received
the indignant rebuke Of almost every paper IN
the State, except those so welded to Uld LII
ners as to believe an Old Line Editor like the
King, can do no wrong. We shall one of
these days give few extracts from that arti-
Gle just so that the people may realize what
kind o. man is this J. G. Walker, now beg
ging their votes for an important Office. The
following touches upon the features of the ar
ticle alluded to-
Leaving Mr.. Willard, however, | wish, for
the sake Demonstrations religious "Old Liners"
to inquire if the J. G. Walker, Esq, whose
name stands on the old line ticket for this sec
ond State office, is the same gentleman, who in
the editorial columns of the State Sentinel
gave us last summer sc chaste an account of a
trip to Fort Wayne and Toledo? Who pro-
nounced himself "a hell of Democrat
And in whom the very sight of man dressed
in black, with white cravat, and Bible in his
hand, "rased the devil" and who to annoy the
gentleman in black INDUCED in reckless" pro-
family, and who when mildly reproved for his
reckless wickedness, became "a mouth piece"
for his Satanic Majesty with him? &c, &C. IF
he be the same, is he still as sensitive when in
the presence of Ministers and Bibles? Does
the Devil still rage within him whenever
these are in sight? IF there be no danger in
this respect, please advise Rev. Mr.. Larabee,
who, | believe, says che is not preacher to
hurt" when he Joins the caravan of "Old
Line" candidates next summer, to leave his
Bible at home, lest he should unfortunately
''raise the deyil' in his young associate.
Query-Will those pious Old Liners-Rev.
DIR. Daily, Rev. G. w. Ruter, Rev. Gam. Tay-
tor, and last and least, Rev. Jennie Mitchell,
vote for this excessive lover of men of their
cloth and profession? We shall see."
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The Frankfort Convention.

The American Convention assembled last
week at Frankfort KY, was largely attended.
The greatest enthusiasm and unanimity of
feeling prevailed among its members. There
was much discussion, but no ll-feeling- The
following State Electors and Delegates for the
State at large, were appointed.
E7ectors-Roger w. Hanson, of Fayette, and
Francis NJ. Bristow, of Todd. Assistants,
John NJ Harland, of Franklin, and Geo. L.
Edwards, of Logan.
Delegates to the nominating National Con-
vention-Geo. D. Prentice, Of Louisville, and
E. b. Bartlett, of Covington. AlternateS-
Leander NJ Cox, of Fleming, and Thomas
Todd, of Shelby.
From the report of the Executive Commit
tee, we extract the following:
The committee beg leave to say that the
American party throughout the Union is daily
increasing in strength and recommending itself
to the wise, sober minded, patriotic, and Union
loving people of the country. Assuming and
maintaing national and constitutional posi-
ton on the slavery question, and advocating
boldly and fearlessly, everywhere, the grand
and comprehensive principles of true Amerl-
canlSm in all things, it is gathering to its sup
port the wisdom and talent of the country,
and impressing itself upon the hearts of the
American people, and its principles must even
tually become the policy of the National and
State governments.
The following are the names of the Dele
gates and Electors appointed for our neighbor-
ing District in Kentucky:
First District-James Campbell, delegate to
the National Convention; NJ M. Tyler, first
alternate A. L. Churchill, second alternate. A.
L. Saunders, delegate to the National Council;
Nathan Black, first alternate, John c. Ray,
second alternate, j. @. A. King Eector, E. j.
Bullock, Livingston Lindsey and A. j. Flem-
ing, assistant Electors County E2ectors-John
P. Cook and JAS Shackleford, Hopkins, John
S. Gillian and j ohn w. Blue, Crittenden; Sam.
C. Mercer and VIM. S. johnson, Caldwell,
John M. johnson and Isaac Shelby, Livings-
ton; Mark NJ. Tyler and P. D. Yeiser, Lyon;
John NJ. Bigger and Q. @. Quigley, McCracken;
Thos. NJ. Terrill and Blaine, Ballard;
Richard L. Myears and ]. M. Inge, Graves;
Thomas Emerson, Hickman; G. w. Stoner
and F. H. Wilson. Fulton; S. D. Delaney and
D. H. Hughes Union w. II. Martin, Trigg:
Capt. Guthrie and Squire Hardin, Galloway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

Ct5~Ned Voolfolk, who used to range in this
neck of the woods, and now clerk Of the pop
ular steamer John Tomkins, was in the city
yesterday His steamer is in winter quarters
at Mt Vernon. We hope Ned will take oc-
casion to shed upon US the light of his counter
ance frequently.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

CEFThe Court of Common Pleas was again
engaged yesterday, among other things, upon
the Gift Concert case. The Jury on the trial
of the first charge of the affidavit, fined Prof.
Tyler one cent and costs. 1t is a great pity the
costs could not have been omitted in some man
ner The case yesterday was on the charge
of forming and carrying out lottery scheme,
&C.
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10 We must inform "Incog" that we can
do no more than try our best to avoid mis-
printing his communications. He must either
write palmer or read his own proofs. The
misprints of which he complains in his Spirit
ualism communication. were more the fault Of
ahs writer than of the printer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31
NEPTUNE FIRE co. NOTICE.

persons aving claims against the Neptune Fire Co..
will please file them with Jas Scantn. Jr before the
they sllo wed the meeting
February If the Con mittee the arAde
there monies due them the cash and
the Neptune Co. willing 30 fork in liquidation
all just claims.
JAS. SCANTLIN Jr Pres't.
JOIN W HENSON. sss'y. ian2s-ss
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RuS-NESS CHANGED.

HAVE ssId my stock Of Groceries Mess-s e H. Cook
Il no will continue the 'usiuess II ny CID stare
IhaVe rented them for I'VE ears nay VII also
with th-ir business OF FANNY gro sries
AMI Prednee hove customers wli call and
examine their stoch and Civ E them a liht raj trial.
In TeiTiug my present. hrslnrs Souo resIh my
thank 70 nv numer sand custome for their
very liberal ronare and what IS SIM more
business their yrry uAity MATERIAL AID
bsncetor BE- ionnd GEO. FOSTER Co
70 bch 6rm am = and will the business
house p Ts"hsI atenuS2 aho where Snail ee
pisnsa % -" ny NV. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31
AD,TIN1SFKATORg SALE.

EpY order the Court of Cocon Pleas Vande-bars
&S county VIII sell privaGe sale. any time psevoIs
the hr day OF March NEXT OF not then sold sgvate
ale) the said lt day March. 1865 this Court
House IN Evansville viii sell pubo auction the
high bidSeT. paDce acPes. parcel no
containing los 6b-0 lancs beoI gins
Of WisS Hawkins decd icing Of the
ton Nss 6. in township No SOUTH range
west upon the following wit:
onefourth purchase to be paid thu day of
sa'e IN niae twelve and Z in eighteen months from
day sale with Interest from date and without relief from
ytson or arpra,ssms laws. Purchasers 80 give theiz
notes with approved security.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
janzs ~ Adrain strasor ofW. ". Hawkins, deed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

Dr. HosTETrER's lthrAtsd Soaseh Bitters-lo000o
sold in I'll he mede al rket tor tn past
fly has eqna article be reduced
equal this dysPeVte glass taken
-ach day meals Will be Dyspepsia
will all fAtuleecy heavin+s the stomst b,
keep free assist dgssi glve good
sppetite AID DI art ha to the wne 81 ten No
s1fer from d. bity any kind sho I'D fail TO
Ibis antedos Try For sale by ali tbs prnepa
Druggists Jan25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THE vanderburgh County Agricultural and Horticultural
Sscey will hold its regular mOnthly meeting Crescent
City Hall Saturday FEB I'd full attendance of mem
bers is requested. by order of the Presiren
jAnsO-st r HoRNBRooK seey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

TCapt, B. Mulliken, of the steamer Flor
ida, left his compliments for US yesterday. He
was just from Louisville on his way to the
Florida. We regret not being "at home"
when he called.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets slock 2 NJ their Hall Water
Telegraph Once the aad third Saturdays of zach
tn. ott25i6R
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$1,O1A,396 ~

$1,O7A.396 II
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due os2 AZ
-:o:--
The Etua Insurance Company ta patrons the
satisfactory condition large increase in Cash Assets
the further security OF their poci sa he
placed the minimum market value the present
of dprs ION the STANDARD of They sther
prime di idend stock good valuable and clean
yietdinx moderate interest income The
Ar INTER- Besides this sOlidIty the mnany calls
the security derives
tined Agencies through having the
Of presenting unite' phaanx of EXPERIENCED USDERwRI
results and claimant loes-and tables
it the 1895 With greater prestige future
ulness has yet been reached by really NATIONAL In
suraTce Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and fidelity
jan3o-tf ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Agent.
WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS.
GOOD stead, hoy IS years old. light work
IN Good wages ~il be PAID he suits Enquire at this
Ian2S 30
NE FLOURING AND CORN MILL,
1--WE undersgEet have established Mi Of
second aud Canal the puTIss- of manufac
turns Flour 40 Meslto Sd home trade We will keep
suit the trade We tope merits the public pat
by giving god article of Flour and Meal.
ian2s IT HART e. FAIRCHILD.
CHlNGED HANDS
HAVE Id out stock cfiroceries to Mr. d Sieks,
VIII" wall cen true the business at old stsRd Of
which makes iull Groc,ry He also provided with
Express wagon ami will desrr goods any persons in
him their patronage. JAMS If J. r MONROE
NEW BOOKS.
EEACAULEY'S England Sd and 18th volumes;
lt& Ahbott's Life Napoleon;
The New rcha
Ten Ears among the Nail Bags
lilly Huson;
Escaped Novice:
Napoleon at ST. HsIena. etc for sIs sstss ock Sore
IL 4
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} H. OGLESBY. J.. s.. NACAULAT
OGhENBY & MaCAULAY.
Commit IS on & Forwarding Merchants
NO. IS TCHoUPFroULAs STREET
NEW ORLEANE, La.
fBERAL Cash advances made Consignments to the
- a. sddr0ss by JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
Jan25-Iyd ater street.
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HORSE STRAEED.

a SoRREL Horse with small bis foYeheai one
and proba IL hind legs white. and saddle spots
ON mis- hack and active
widow Meals tarm. the Mt Fernen road.
below Evansville ednesaay night the
9Th INST k-t he had piece rope ABOUND his
nation be lett the above place. and
'H ea n,Iea .' wan THos GooDBRED.
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BAY STATE SHAWLS Mt RETAIL.
NV have hand these desiFaf
wv Shawls which vii s.ll unusually 10 ~. Call
them ia Is JOHNSON & FRENCH,
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INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
IRnc liz r 81 Malice

INDIANA Igru.L E.ag IS;sIEANcE CO.
BEAvISe teen appointed BY The Marion orcni. c.ur..
receiver of the assets Of the above Company With
hAvna claims against the ComPan notified pre-
an Of 1 VIII b h s.. d G . an and
and date the claim TO able to ascertain
to aseSass the .af S hass % 70 he
Ts those pom whose notes vi be made VII
An''f' OF the company Ni. JAMES GREENE Receiver,
jAn2j-st indianapolis o. Building. second story.
IMPORTANT TO DIR ESS-M sKEKS.
Ladies Of this place are invited s hs s call on
KS Peateeos Water street and see the first
dresses Basquts and Boys Clothes at which time
a will f s.a s
ant Eastern ss are eating By this and SAY all Os
have % for for :T9 4. aa . az the Cone and
th new great 1smeat as il VIII cost yoa nothing
until satae he Dresses and BasQuss cot and the
JAM; 81 ''i'' -'' gwen ' N A. HAYES.
OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
kKATZ a. HEI, MAN,
Evansville, Ind.
ted @ s an is. '' Of Ed s.s
Busin..s ehnery az Fnas ,ds and repaired We
give Ill to Us gRSTiSsd sstssti9n
required promptly
machinery warran, sogr work Sh reasonable
and SALE Room Main street. just above Second
jsr2s II KRAFT HEILNAN
TO THE NJ aMBER. THE AGRICULTURAL
so IETH.
WUST received those valuable embracing all
81 ricultural topics.
The CulLivztor for nuarY.
The Working Farmer Tor
The Horticuitu h splendid eoforet enEravtngs aAd
81 other copy NOT eeloFsA, 81 SAM'L LISTER'S
lang Book store.
LINN sAIT-25o hushsls fo- sale 1t soc per bush
N GEO. FOSTER a. CO..
d-s6 Gov Canal aud Locvst streets
VmNOBACCO-o boxes Sizes common to choice viz
jan2s S. E. GILBERT & CO.. syc. near Water.
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GUNNY RAGS AZ AUcT1.,N

NXTE will sell Tuesday ornirE January 18th 1885 A
w our Sale Rooms 500 second hand GuDny Bags They
good order and we'll worthy the attention Of
Bpyers-also so boxes OF Glass ware assorted.
Jan I'D %0OLSEY Il NELSON, Auetionery
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CONDITION OF
,ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
JANUARY l, 1886,

As presented otis Stock :ders. made mp
anee with State laws New York Ohio Indiana ino
I-r
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boxes ass Sizes common choice Viz
janA S. E. GILBERT & CO.. syc. near u a.sr.
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wi NJ Z ~ asIAS NH
The undersigned havi purchased the OF
Morgan and William R. Preston the late Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated together
uess under The firm Of Re and will
eontinae the dry good business the old
ISAAC KEEN
jan " 1856 81. CYPRIAN PRESTON
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Money due the Cor pany secured by
Mortgage ..
500 shares Hartford and n. Haven r n.
stock. ....... ~..- ....
los shares II srtford and Providence r.
r Stock. preferredaDd guarr an tesd
10 per eent..., .
107 shares Bvston L. Worcester r. X.
Seock 49, 80.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

laPoRTAHcE OF RECITATION. line ioi-
Eowing felcitous passage occurs IN the aaml-
|iaba speech of the Hon. Edward Everett
|tt the Webster Festival at the Revere
House, in Boston. The orator, in referring
ITO Mr.. Webster's taste for manly Sports
added these words
The Americans as people-at least the
professional and mercantile classes-haVe
too little considered the Importance Oh
sheallhlul, generous recreation. Ihey nave
not learned the lesson contained in theVery
word which teaches that the WORKOUT man
.s rs-crsated, made over again, by the sea
sOnable relaxation Of the strained faculties
The old world learned this lesson years ago.
and found out (Herod I, 1879 that as the bow
always bent will at last break, SO the man.
forever on the strain of thought and actoh'
will at last go mad or break down. 1nrowh
upon a new continent-eager to do the
work OF twenty centuries in two-the AN,
glo-American population has overwofkeo
and is daily overworking itself. FROM
morning to night, from January to Decem
Der, brain and hand, eyes and fingers the
powers of the body and the powers OF ihe
mind are in spasmodlc, merciless activity
There is no lack of few tasteless ana soui
less issipations which are called amuse
ments, but noble athletic sports, manly out
door exercises, are too little cultivated II
town or country.
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INFORMATION OF Scorer CALIco.--A Among
the two hundred and fifty passengers by the
ship Parliament, which arrived at boston
last Friday, were twenty Scotch glris' rom
seventeen to thirty years Of age, designed LOT
the liolyoke factories, making IN Oil apou'
live hundred "bonnie lasses" who have oeeh
imported from time to time for that purpose
II this isn't snubbing the sentiment Amer
ems must rule America" then we are ms
taken. However, this is leap year ana We
submit gracefully to this foreign yoke
Springfield Republican.
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laFuRE MILX.-A very good suggestion
d. made to US the other day by milkman,
at il were well for our City Council to
ed. 1t was, that an ordinance be passed
prevent the selling Of impure or adulter'
bed milk. Last winter when the demand
Jas largest, some of our mlkmen Purehas-
i milk Of the farmers at 90 cts. per gallon
Bought il into the city and retailed it at
Us. per quart. Can any one tell in what
b. their profits! Was it not enough to
ave occasioned rise in the chalk market!
Is better to charge more and give pure
hFiicle than to sell so low that the profits
3es in tho adulteration, but of this fact It 10
3icult to convince some, hence the sug'
POSITION that method be adopted BY whlel!
eur citizens may be protected in future
! gainss deception that may entail heavier
Doctors bills upon them.
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=kPRIss Is COMING. There is one conso-
len We can all enjoy while experiencing
= present clustering weather, and that is
II it cannot last very much longer, Win
weather in March causes feelings very
fsrent from those with which We regard
same kind of weather in November.
e first snow.storm in the latter month
bsss US exclaim,-
"Oh, the long and dresry winter
oh, the cold and gloomy winter"
ltEe can contemplate the flurrying storms
March with degree Of complacency
tt approaches satisfaction. Now,
Anticipation forward points the yiew,"
I with little help from theinagina,ion,
l can almost feel the ethereal mildness
|at will I'll the air with the perfume OF
hing, and cause the mere sensation OF
ing to be an exquisite pleasure. Thus,
/ do not care If March does grow a little,
/ In view of what is coming, his grows
is BY us as the idle wind which we re-
I'D not.