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tcE la. OF King Evil.

tiolai disease, IA corruption Of the
which th,. fuid becomes vriatcd,
upog. Hc0g iu the circulation, il
,h. Nholc body. and may burst out
e ou - nlrJ ot il. No organ is free
. g., .or Is there one which ID may
!, . fhe .cruftlous faint is variously
rlp. rurial disease, low living, dis
~ Unhealthy food, impure air, filth
.tls habits, the depressing vices, and.
= 'hc venercal infection. What
50, 1t is hereditary IA the con-
.id'ng d" from parents TO children
. tud fourth generation % indeed,
the rod of Him who says. " |
i.t %inIQuities of the fathers upon
.n.'
=. by deposition from The
=. = MT or ulcerous matter, which, IN
= v.r, and internal organs, is termed
tess; "a the glands, swellings; and on
H.t'' captions or sores. This foul cor
- ..i-' genders in the blood, depresses
= rcrfl Oh life, so that scrofulous constitu-
uut Only suffer from scrofulous COM
Of .0', uli lev have far less power to with
f' lacks of other diseases conse-
" numbers perish by disorders
- Ugh not scrofulous in their nature,
Id.red fatal by this faint in the
.J,c Of the consumption which de-
-- N uman family has its origin directly
= D'o.ulous contamination and many
y diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
.cd, of all the organs, arise from or
eltad by the same cause.
500. quarter of all our people are %scrofulous
ID fi are invaded by this lurking in
=. q .heir health is undermined By it.
= . 10 from the system we must renovate
hr an Alternative medicine, and in
+, by healthy food and exercise.
. % medicine we supply in
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-" Oh pray let me have my way this
time" said a young gentleman to his lady
love. We'll, Willie, | suppose | must
this once, but you know that after we are
married | shall always have a WiH of
my own"
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Aver's Cherry Pectoral,

rCR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ti0n, mud Cor the relief of Consumptive
puticnts in advanced stages of the
sicose.
aiI.is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
f'at Y the, cases of its cures, that almost
Zion &C country abounds in persons pub
r E.,vr who have been restored from alarming
. c,l" q" uerate diseases Of the lungs by its
1rcc tried, its superiority over every
. 3o Of is kind is too apparent to escape
, md where its virtues are known, the
g. " longer hesitate what antidote to employ
. II trcs-ing and dangerous affections of the
lHr IT. organs that are incident to our climate.
many inferior remedies thrust upon the
-..y have failed and been discarded, this
,.s canned friends by every trial, conferred benefits
g tt afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
Sc! ryre- too numerous and too remarkable to
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TIERS AND FAG-ENDS.

f PoETRY.-A smart little boy in
ny is author Of the following;
The moon was sitting in a cloud,
Full fledged in golden light,
A Matching out the little stars,
The chickens of the night.
But ont Of all that brillian. brood
Produced by Luna pale,
There was but one poor little chick
That could produce a tail.
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-" Father . said a

-" Father said a cobb er's lad, peg.
ging away at an old shoe. they say that
trout bite good now" We'll, we'll" re-
piled the old gentleman, you stick to your
work, and they won't 6,te you!" The
lad saw the point of the old gentleman's
remark.
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~ FA MILES IN THE COUNTRY.
Every body mas hoard OF the famous
China Tea Warehouse,

'"NNNs nm NNtulN MlleS
o! Boston. where our
TEAS AND COFFEES
are not used. We sell every description Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
and our prices range from 25 cents per pound mn
10 ne dollar, We sell good family tea N5lackI
icr 80 cents, by the package OF five pounds also
g"od Young Tyson (grecn) for 81 cents.
NE above leas are rs good as are usually sold
in country stores Tor GO cents per pound
WE BUY MORE TEAS AND COFFFES.
and sell more and cheaper than any other estub.
lishment IN New Engian
Our COtFiES are FRESH every day and for
putty are unrivalled.
Teas neatly packed in ten pound chests. for
family use.
For the convenience of those going to the rail.
roads, we have
RANCH STORES
at No. So Union street, two doors from the corner
of Hanover street. (Red sturc.)
At ITO Court street, (store painted red.)
Az corner Of Beach and Albany streets.
Atcorner Of Washington and Pine streets.
Call on us when you cometo Boston, and give
our goods a trial,
Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G. WHYTAL.
bli3m lSs Washington Street, BOst
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Many a man keeps on drinking till
he hasn't a coat to either his back or his
stomach.
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Leather Betting.

This community has long been in need of q place
where this article could lie procured. We would
now inform all in want of Betting that it can be
obtained in any quantity and width desired, at
prices-for cash, at
Nov. Z, 1858. J. DAVENP0RT'S.
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A FEW COPIES

Of Pr-f G. VI. Boardman's Baccalaureate Adj
dresses, be ore Il, Glass OF 1858, of Middleburv
College, can be obtained, if applied for soon.
Sing e copies s mt by mail on receipt of 10 cents
by a. H. CO ELAND.
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Cut this out and keep for reference
Great Chance to Save MOI 6p
eY HAVING YOUR CLOTHES MADE By
G. A. COLLINS,
No. 203 Washington Street, Bostor.

Corner of Brom6eld Street, Up Stairs.
REASONS WHY. lst-My rent is less tlln
any other Custom Tailor in Boston.
81 buy my Goods for cash, taking adyuntU-
Of the markets.
81 sell my Goods Tor cash only,
Al make no bad debts for Customers tu yr.
for.
81 work for the interest of my customer
Gentlemen can depend on having Gaimcut,
~ ii for style, fit, nice trimmings, and faitlluI
work, cannot be surpassed.
pay particular attention TO making Pan .u,
ing the most difficult of all garments to fit uic,l,
and at the same time be perfectly easy.
My Pants are cut by Il system original ".n
myself, and used by no other person | wGurani
my Pants to retain their shape at the boot l!i
worn out, and to fit handsome and be easy in Pr,
cry particular.
SCME OF THE PRICES.
/ sell Il nice Frock or Dress Coat from
German black or colored Broad
cloths, made to order, for from 1900 to $500
Black German Doe Pants, 800 to 500
Side Band, and other style Pants. 500 to 800
Best quality silk Vests, $50 to 800
Cloth, Valencia and Plaid Vests, 2.50 10 800
Business Goats, 300 TO 1900
Spring and Fall "vercoats, 1000 to 1900.
Winter Over Goats, 1900 to 20 10
Where gentlemen furnish then own 10th,
make and trim it for them into Garments. ia the
best style, at less prices than any other tailor in
Boston.
Away. on hand, the Reuest and best goyas ofhll
the manufactures OF this and foreign countries.
CHESTER \. COLLINS.
203 Washington Street, corner BromfeH Street,
up Stair-,) BOSTON.
Wei kaoDn dsh place to Sd w MONEY. JIn
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LADIES! PROCURE THE BEST.
Which is Holmes Melted Bishop Skirt, to be
found at CHAPMAN Il BARBOUR'S.
Feb. 16. 1859.
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GO l. ID. q K .

Respectfully informs the public that with
TWENTY YEARS experience and successful prac-
tice in all the various branches pertaining to his
profession, he feels at liberty 10 guarantee all
reasonable satisfaction to those who may honor
him with their confidence.
ARTIFlCIAL TEETH,
On Atmospheric Pressure, from 81 single tooth to
an entire set inserted firmly and beautifully,
without the use Of springs or clasps. | can fur
nish a good eatiTe upper and under permanent set
for the very low price Of sirty dollars.
Filling Teeth acih the Netc Preparation "
CRYSTAL GOLD.
BY the nse Of this unequa. lea article OF Crystal
Gold, teeth are not only arrested from decay, but
yeritably restored to the comfort and utility of
the original structure,
NERVE PASTE
This preparation is very certain in its acton
on the nerve, destroying it in n very short time.
1t has all the advantage of not causing pain or
producing inflammation with very rare excep-
tons. 1t can be used with great ut lily in cases
of tooth ache that proceed from exposed nerve,
and seldom fails to give relief in from five to
twenty minutes. In the last two hundred cases
that have used it, not a single case has failed
to produce the desired effect.
TEETH EXTRACTED
Without pain, by the use of Sulph. Ether, WITH a
suitable apparatus Tor administering j by which
means it is perfectly safe. as;
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100 ACRES PASTURE LAND

NOR SALE.-Situated one mile from the vii
IL lage Of East Middlebury. For information
enquire of 5. 6. Tisdale, at East Middlebury, or
OF j. Cobb, at this office. l. DAVET.
Fairhaven, June 10, 1865.
A portion Of the purchase money will be re
quired down, and for the balance reasonable time
will br given.
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e. R. g L A Y


Has Just received a large assortment of
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
A beautiful style of
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
Ladies and Gents
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPEN DERS,
Also every style and pattern Of Watch
Spring
EXTENSION SKIRTS,
EXTENSION SKIRT rs,
EXTENSION SKIRTS.
EXTENSION SKIRTS
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IA PHYSICIANS LEGACY N
TO VOTING MEN.

a few ration
al and disinter-
ested remarks ,
in pamphlet
form, Of 80
pages,on Sem
inal Weakness
Nocturnal T.
missions, Loss
of Memory,ln-
capacity for
Study or Bus
mess, lrnpedi-
ments to Mar
Iriage, ETC., All
Sing from the
ehectsoi secret
hnbita
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-" How does real estate sell in your
town ?" "Oh, it's cheap as dirt"
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So
G. M A O II Els
A Practical Family Sewing Machine "a.
SIS.

Fefi0f""t2 i"Hg qaat rolt. omtsaae
r''PtHg 0t stitches W gtn,ag opt ojai-
ar ana bodg eaa use Il, creye Ja3v m'V
hare Il
SECURED Bf RECENT GRANT Or LETTERS PArINr
Exclusive kigh,s Tor few stales ard Coub
wall be placed within he reach orany enterpri,
business man a poltioL ,fthe Territory alre
securely
The Proprietors confidently feel they now place
before the public the greatest chance ior a prrit-
able investment ever offered. ASewing Machtu.
CONTAINING tn requisite qualities, which, 10y ifs
astonishing simplicity and low cost, HIll nj ou,r
go TO the masses, who have been anxiou.iv waite
'hg Tor de Machine to come within their sri.p.
rhrtles wishing 10 purchase, are requested fo
can at once, examine this most wo ldariul
nchleYemnt, and secure monopoly ul ths Staft
or County desired.
NOVELTY 50 SEWING MACHINE Co,
ohce BARTLETT& co, Needle Manuitc urcr-
f2l Broadway, cor Canal ST., ~. 81.
Can or send for Il Circular with cuts ofm1rhiue..
nIATr nTTTArAT 80
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OIL.

\ fresh supply Of PURE KEROSENE OH
thisday received and for sale by
March Q. {. YALEETTL,
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
EEV. n. DAY, Pres. REV. P. MASON, Vice Pr
RrunrS GREEyr, NJ. D, lplvdci,ps
IsuiH HuTcHNs, VI. D., hHsielihs
Office Sc BrOinheld Street, Boston.

" htANhiH'f " psJ
Established for the successful Treatment Of DISEASE. a5sa
Rational Principles.
The ElecuoChcmical Faiths. together with Dr. Grcene's
improved Medication. have been adopted in this Institu-
ton and have exceeded the most slnguine expectations ia
the removal Of a great variety OF diseases.
Al persons having Cancers, or those afflicted with
.omrlcafri diseases. should avail themsehe, Of the per-
."uHl at;'uuon Ct the physicians at the Institute. where
900 peg h.ttdiul-iouses are provided.
t.- ta ,Atiiuntiu ut each case Is preferable. tLt
.l.g utnHu forms OF diseases except in au1avlt,d
... ...I tFt ,us-s. are succr fully treated with med
.. htDu IAN tc sent 10 ans i1yt Cf he world .ih
..t H.a H.ls. as a very 0urcct knowledge can he o-
I'. 10 u susWce 60 the questions ia the " Indian Ar
.f newspaper published by the Institution. a CODY
with Will bee syut ltee when requested, also. 6f
ti,..t T>IIts1PiTn or Science OF Indian Neiiciue
De- l,i F tine Office fr Il ,oIt- 60. uy L.pil .u the
. % in.r postage stamps.
..IatiH upou ai disease ute oi change 10 line
90 ' i'1tar .u Tie reception If "a Fosia-r stamp.
..sl. att afi'us should ip directed io DE-. d
.l.. ! B. irvinHeld Street Boston, Mass
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Health and Happiness Secured.

Young men who are suffering from the effects
OF selt-abu,e, can be surely and permanently re.
stored by using the
Concentrated Cure or Aqua Vitae,
4 Remedy of great and certdin Porer,
This remedy is put up in small vials, and can be
sent Oy mail to any address A trial will satisfy.
use Il Tor a week, and YOU will experience a great
benefit, A circular containing full particulars
sent 'iree) on application. Price, uer bottle. 81.
One bottle will last II month.
NE This remedy is suitable for either sex.
Address K. CRUnER, Medical Agent,
49, 742 Broadway, New Yo,k.
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SIMEON HOLTON. JR..

y
gsA
WatCh-Maker and Jewellsr.
Is still to be found in
C06I's Nee BailiiRg-Norh end Of he Bruia,.
Selling any quantity Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
AND FANCY GOODS,
From the large It aud bestassortment ever brought
into this County. he has recently received from.
marNe a large and rich assortment of
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
Consisting of Cameo Pins and Ear Jewels, Gold
Stone Pins and Ear Jewels, Florentine Mo..ic
Pins and Ear Jewels, Mourning Pins and Ear
Jewels, OF new and desirable patterns, Gentle
mems Pins, Gold, Cameo and Hair Bracelets. Gold
Clasps. Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Intcs,
styles, Gold Lockets, Gold Finger Rings of every
description. Gold, Silver, Steel and PLACED Snec-
tacles, Near-sighted Glasses, Gold Chains. Sred
spoons, Watches and Clocks, OF all kinds and
prices, Gold seals, Gold Keys, sold looks, Silver
Ihimbles, Silver Fruit Knives, Gold Tooth Pick,
Gold Sleeve Studs for ladies and gentlemen. of
every desirable pattern, iortmonnaies, Ladie,'
Purses, Combs Of all kinds, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Comedian Rings, Shaving Boxes and
Soap, Crochet Needles, Pocket Books, Thernom-
eters, Lather Brushes, Drafting Instruments, TO-
becco and Snuff Boxes, Coat Loops, Beads, los.
Fancy Boxes, Key Rings, Stelettos, Emery Ball,
sewing Eirds, and II large variety of other artI
Giles too numerous TO mention
lie IS prepared to repair
CLOCKS, WATCHES, j WELRY.
Or anything else in his line, in the best manner.
and warranted to give satisfaction. Don'tfal go
call and examine the quality and prices o. D.
Goods. 90;
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w H EAT

500 bushels Wheat wanted Immediately en-
poor accounts and good accounts. old accounts
and new accounts, and in exchange for Goods by
Nov. %, 1858, II. A. SHELDON
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PREPARED BY
DER, 8. &. AVER Il co.

DWELL. MASS.
So. ..F -. kussel and Ii. A. Sheldon Mid
g.. h.rL /. e. huntington. Ve|rgennes; Roscoe 4
"teu.au L. a. Pollard, Addison l.. P.
.i.'. ,.- 'rort; E. 5. Atwood, Shorehom; D.
l "D, Cornwall j. 7. Needham ,Brls-
'7rs in medicine every where. l6
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PINE SHINGLES.

A few thousand seasoned Shaved Pine Shin
giles, for sale By H, A. SHELDON,
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NJ. &. BIGELOW HANSON HARDY.

Manufacturers aud Proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall Boston, Nh
II. a. SHELDON, of Middleburv, !
County Treasury.
JJ. %DUNELEE, burlington. Acr
j & a. LANDoN. Rutland
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-30
eliminating world seems disposed to leave up

eliminating world seems disposed to leave up
on my hands"
eff We don't sell, papa" said the eldest, who
with ber sisters seemed to reflect her fathers
fun, sit is not for want Of putting, for all your
introductions are advertisements"
At the mention of the last word, l felt a
little discomposed, and almost regretted my
engagement for the next day, when that very
night, perhaps, my proyidential opportunity
had arrived.
l need not trouble my readers with all our
sayings and doings during tea, suffice it to say
that [ found them very pleasant, friendly
family, and was surprised to find I forgot all
shyness and timidity, encouraged by their good
tempered ease and conversation. They did
not enquire whether was married or single,
for where there were five young minated
daughters, the question might seem invidious.
|, however, in the freedom of the moment vol
untered the information of my ba chelorhood !;
thought had no sooner communicated the
fact than the girls passed round glance of
arch intelligence from one to the other. l can
not tell you how odd l felt at the moment
My sensations were between pleasure and con-
fusion, as suspicion crossed my mind, and help
ever, the eldest with an assumed indifference
which cost her an effort, asked where l was
staying.
"At the - hotel" l answered with some
embarrassment.
1t was with difficulty they restrained
laugh they bit their lips, and had no lon
ger suspicion-I was certain. So, after hAv-
ing some music, when arose to depart mus
tered courage, as 1 bid them good bye, to say
aside the eldest.
"Shall P. P. consider this tie interview ?"
A blush of conscious guilt, should rather say
innocence, told me had sent my random ar
row to the right quarter; so [ pressed the
matter no further at that moment, but did her
hand.
l remained at my hotel next day, until an
hour after the appointed time but no one
made their appearance. Then thought l,
brushing my hair and adjusting my cravat,
'.since the mountain will not come to Mahom-
ct, Mahomet must go to the mountain :" so |
walked across to my old friends The young
ladies were all in. The eldest was engaged
with some embroidery at the window had
therefore an opportunity, as l leant over the
frame to whisper:
IS. S. is not punctual.'
The crimson in her face and neck was now
so deep that skeptic himself would no long
er doubt. need say no more that evening
in her fathers garden, she confessed that she /
and her sisters had conspired TO bring me up
to c. on a FOOLS errand, never meaning, of
course, to keep the engagement.
Then said l, "since you designed to take
mo in Won ,77i1st consent to make mn haInv ~ |
And what did she say, papa?' asks my
second daughter, who is now looking over
my shoulder as | write.
"Why, you little goose, she promised to be |
your mamma, and she has kept her word
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-30
NO. 80
The Two areat speaker eentestA1

The two great contests for the Speakership
of the House, of late years, occurred in 1850
and in 1855. In the former the democrats had
a slight plurality, though there were several
shaky members on the slavery question The
general division of the House was democrats
/ I15; wings l05 free soilers g. Howell Cobb
was run by the democrats, and Robert G.
W lnthrop by the wings. The former was SO
Objectionable to the democrats of free soil ten
/ dencleS, that Mr. Winthrop came very near
election, and would have succeeded but for the
/ detection of Mr.. Toon,bs, A. III. Stephens, and
three other Southern wings who refused to 90
with their party mit hott distinct conlmittal
against the Wilmot Proviso. On the other hand,
| few anti-sIavery men. elected by whig votes,
stood aloof from Mr. W inthrop After many
ballotings, without any prospect of success.
other eandidate.s swere tried ON both sides, with
no better result Finally, the House decided
to try the plurality rule; and on the next vote,
Howell Cobb had lO5, Robert c. Winthrop
100, and there were about Is scattering
Nearly month was consumed in the ballot |
ings of this contest.
Still longer and more exciting was the cdHs !
test at the opening of the session in l855-I
The strength of parties in the House was then
estimated as follows: Administration Demo-
Gratis, 49, Anti-Ncbrska men, III Wings and |
K Ms 81 The baIlotings began on the I'd of |
December, standing on the first count as fol-
lows: William A. Richardson (denl.) "A L.
D. Campell, (Auti-Nebraska) SO; Humphrey
Marshall, TX. NJ IL: A. G. NJ. Pennington,
(Ant-Nebraska) Z with % votes cast scatter
ed upon others No great change was made
until, on the 24th ballot Mr.. Campell with
drew, and the Anti-Ncbraska men generally
settled upon Mr.. Banks whose highest vote
went up on the 37th ballot to l07-ll3 being
necessary to choice. Richardson's vote con-
tnued about as it began, until he Withdrew
after the one hundred and twenty first ballot,
and Col. Orr took his place. The latter did
not run quite so well. Explanations took place
all round, which resulted in making the subse-
quent Anti-Nebraska force at about los; the
Democratic rs the K \, 40 /; with half a
dozen floating. On the first of February, Mr..
Cobb tried to elect Mr.. Aiken of South Car
olinia, by re solution, which attempt failed and
so encouraged the democrats that they deter
mined to try the plurality rule, which the Anti
Nebraska men for some time had been endea-
voring to get. Finally the l33d ballot was
taken under the plurality rule, on the second
Of February, and resulted in the election Of
Nathaniel p. Banks he having I03 votes to
100 for Aken.-BoStOn Jc,nndl
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sMrvnx1zAr1oN.

Nhithersoever we go we meet with the sniv-
eler. He stops us at the corner of the street,
TO entrust us with his opinion. He fears that
the morals and intelligence of the people are
destroyed by the election of some rogue to of
fee. He tells us just before church that the
last sermon of some trancendental preacher has
given the death blow to religion, and that the
waves of atheism and the clouds of .pantheism
a are to deluge and darken all the land. In a
time of general health, he speaks of the pesti-
lence that is to be. The mail can not be an
hour too late, but he prattles about railroad ac-
cidents and steamboat disasters. He fears that
I his friend, who was married yesterday, will be
q bankrupt in a year. and whimpers over the
trials he will then endure. He is ridden with
!; an eternal nightmare, and emits an eternal
wall. Recklessness is a bad quality. SO is blind
and extrayagant hope but neither is SO de-
graded as inglurious and inactive despair. We
object to the sniveler, because he presents the
anomaly of being who has the power of mo-
tion without possessing life. His insipid lam
gour is worse than timid strength. Better that
. man should run than whine. The person
/. who has no bounding and buoyant feelings in
=. him, whose blood never tingles and fires at the
f. contemplation of a noble aim, who has no as
, piration and great object in life is only fit
o for the hospital or band-box. Enterprise, con
ID fidence, disposition to believe that all good
has been done-these are important elements
in the character of every man who is of use tt
the world. We want no wailing and whimper
ing about the absence of happiness, but
strong determination to abate misery " hip