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Assembly standing Committees.

On Jn1ieiary-Mcssrs Williams. lockwood,
Savage. Manning, Bowman, J,n-s, Tenant.
Mays aud Means-Savage, Garaghan, Manning,
Buckingham. CoNen, Williams, smith.
FEDERAL Relaiions-Willitms, Canayan, Child.
Savage, Bowman.
Public Morals-Trousdale, Burlingame, Buck
ingham.
state Library-Liken, Simpson, Barber.
public Land-Itatch, Garaghan, Burlingame,
GRAY. Wagner.
Internal Improyements-sIurphy Potter, Wag-
ner. Beck, simpson.
C,ntinsent Expenses aud Accounts Jones,
Beck. Barber. Williams. lockwood.
Mines aud Mining Iuterest=-Murphy, Hay,
Gsiaghan. Piper, organ.
Cafrarations-smith, Gowen, saville, Pateheu,
Ellysan-
Counties and County Bouniarios- Garaghan,
Bowman. Truu~lale, willard Linens.
Trade aud Manufactures-Delano, Dewey, owen,
Fuller, Hatch.
Military and Indian Ahairs-Beck, Hay, Law
son. McCleilan, Rogers.
state Institutions Gray, Tenant, Hogan,
| patrhcn. Williams.
Eurallment-Wil Hard Roney, Organ.
Public P~rnting-Dclauo. Harris, lockwood.
Claim-Child, Gteenh-lgh, Piper, Hogan, and
Fuller.
Engrussmont-Patchen. Rogers, Eilyson.
Aeuruiture-Dangberg, Mcleod, Harris, Pot
ter. Fuller.
Elections-Barber. Bowman, Cowen, Piper.
Duyey.
Miiease-Tennant. Garaghan, Greenhaigh.
on Observation-Disclosures, Burliugame, Jones
Dovey, Brown.
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senate standing Committees.

ON Eieetiau~--Nos-r- Hail, Fox, Cleveland,
Mullen. Hastings.
NIirtEr->Fsuccr, Eastman, small.
Ways and My1us-IIazlttt. Rauuineli, Mullen,
rheltn. MyCuy.
Judisafy-Bouuiacld, Hall, Boring. Crawford,
Moore.
C.rporatiou-Shamp. Fox. Mills, Moore, and
Brown.
Public Priutiu--khr,ham. Crawford. Hazard.
Military and Indian AnJiFs-FaX. Mills, Fast
man.
Counties ard County Bouniaries-Hill McBeth.
~liaz.utt. Phrltu. Mills.
agriculture aud Mauuftctures-SmaIl, IIill.
spencer
education opkins, HazIeti. Mccoy.
internal Improvement - Hazard, Abraham,
Cleveland. Mclieth. Hopkins.
Nine, and Mining luterests-NcBeth, Mullen,
Hopkins. Phelan. Mills.
PuElic Laud--BlsIuE, Eastman. Hazlctt.
Federal Eclafiun- Iisvriaud, Hazard. Brown.
EuEra~>mynt-BTawu, Crawford, small.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cleveland, Hazard.
state Fri> n-iigll Shtmp, Hastings.
Public Mnial--McEoy. box, small.
state Library-MuaTe. Mccoy. Boring.
Supplies aud ENTeud.ture--hssgman, shamp,
Spencer.
Roads and BriiCe->penccr. nm. Boring.
Rules aud Joint kulcs-Crawf5rd Moore, ans
Mullen.
t-iuus-Eastman, Mills. spencer.
Stale AftiTs-Pheiau, FoX, Mullen.
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Additional Convention {, the convention for the
Amelinrsiiun IT 1.-THE Postal Intercourse between
the United States q America and the Swiss
Confederation, signed a. Bcrne the eleventh
day II October a. u. eighteen hundred and
si.ty-sevrn.
An additional Convention between the General
POst-Oficc II the United States 81 America and
the General Pust-0sfice Of the United Kingdom uf
Great Britain and Ireland, having established a
reduced charge ot six cents per ounce oT per thirty
grammes for the sea conveyance across the Allan
tic 81 letters sent Ia closed mails through the Unit
ed Kingdom. the undersigned, duly authorized by
their respective governments, have agreed upon
the following articles.
ARTICLE I. The single rate Of letter postage on
the direct correspondence exchanged between the
two administration by closed mail. via England,
subject % the reserve mentioned in article seven
81 the convention % eleventh Of October, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seyen, shall be
a. follows:
/. on letters from the United Suites 10 cents.
.. Onietuers from the Swiss Confederation,
80 centime.
And for the sea conveyance q letters in closed
mails across the waters Of the Atlantic Ocean The
United States Office shall receive six cents pei
ounce or per thirty grammes.
AETIcIE II. The conditions OF Article '. anS
XIII. Of tho convention between the United
States u America and the Swiss Confederation
signed at Berue the eleventh day u October, A. !
one thousand eight hundred and siXty-seyen
- far as they arr contrary 10 the proceeding ar
ticle are repealed.
AEricL. Ill. The present Convention, whicI
shall be considered a. additional % the eouven
ton Of the eleventh day Of October. one thousan
eight hundred aud siNty-seyen, shall come int
operation on the FIRST day u May. one thoussn
eight hundred and seventy.
Done in duplicate and signed in Berne the s.
venth day Of February, one thousand sight hut
bred and seventy; and in Washington the THU
teeuth day Of April, one thousand eight hundre
and seventy.
[Seal. JOHN A. J. CRESwELL.
POstmaster-Genctsl Il the United States.
The department Il posts,
tSeal. =. CHALET YENEL.
i he iehy approve the foregoing convention, al
In testimony thereof, | have caused the seal
I the United States 10 be affixed.
, ts.al. u. s. GRANT.
u BY the President:
HtYrrroS FrsH, Secretary ~ State.
wssmSGroS, 18Th krrl, $50.
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n,nE 1NNENrnR nE ans RrALLY wnNnER.

THE INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
j FIE TONIC. at er a series Of years and cX-
rerimeuts. has succeeded ia bringing before the
public all that can be desired Of a pure Tonic and
Eecupcrstor,
These Bitters are prepared from the most choice
and wholes me herbs and roots, aud have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
Of dyspsptics have found relief through their u.e.
and physicians them for the cure II all
diseases Il the blood and liver and irregularities
II the digestive organs.
Headache, Biljousness and CONSTIPATION. Cen
sral Debility aud los Of Appetite. all are causei
hy the arrangement q the stomach, Liver and
other fuucti1uari-s e the system. The mi Bit
tiers have been successfully used Il darc warranted
to alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases.
The unprecedented success q our Biitcrs have
met Nth on this coast. and the numerous calls for
the same from the East, has induced Us 70 oucn q
house in Chicago. and thousands q bottles are
sent daily To- III parts of the state. and the cal
norma mi BITTEES" under winch name
they are sad there, are rapidly growing in gen
eu4l fayoI and >uppiantiHg in most cases all other
tenics aud beverages.
Success creates rivals, and some inscriptions
parties are endeavoring 20 sell an imitation article,
put up similar enough IN stylr aud outer appear
tucc. q deceive the uuwary, and we caution con-
| sumcfs T. examine the article before purchasing,
the genuine has our gTsde mark blown in eteh
bottle, and DR. HENLEY's signature pasted across
the top.
SOLD EN IL T. X T..
Ii. EPSTEIN A. co.,
sole Projectors.
No. SIS Front street, san Francisco. No. : Ia
Sale street, Chicago. te4 3m
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TAKE WARNING!

THE V. & T.. X. X. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss ~ life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents aud guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. tho frequent the termini and stop
ping places u the read from climbing upon the
cans aud engines; aud they will feel themselves
obliged TO resort 10 more decided measures IL these
annpyances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness Of
persons Ia jumping on and OH the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough In themselves.
II. VI. YERINGToN, Superintendent.
August 10, 1870. II
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES No
tioe that he i about 10 make application %
the Hon Commissioned of the General Land Ohies
at Washington, y. G., 20 have refunded 70 him tn
purchase money paid for the :. y Of 5. p q
Section 8. and y. ". = Of y. +. 4 81 Section ?,
Township 10. y. Of Range 10 T.. Cancelled by order
II the Commissioner. October Is. 1857.
iais-Gu GARDNER WOODWARD.
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omcers Of the senate.

President-IIcut. Governor Prank Denver.
Speaker pro tcm.-pL Hastings.
Svcrtt4rN-Dla4s p Escku-lI.
Assistant S~ecrotary-F Butler.
Sergeant at-Rrm--M Thompson.
Assistant >er-taut-gt-Auus-L b Noyas.
En-ro-.ins Clsrk-fuuk Spefijng.
Minute ClrFk-N % Mason.
journal Cicrk-N = Savers.
Copying ti-rk-~ \ Mathews.
ChallaIu-Eey Mr. Allen.
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Marriage and Celibaoy.

Essays for Young Men, or great So
CIAL EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with
MARRIAGE-wiih sure means q relief for the
Frrinz ami Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.
Sent free. in scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. > >. Ninth St
phi,sd.lpnia. Pa "c2sf
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The balances N hand. viii, the money which
will come Juriug January, 1871, viii doubtless
reduce this amount 70 less than $4,000 at the
close Of thr moath.
uEB TNuEnrTBNFSs-
By the provisions ot the Aetof 18th March, 1855,
creating a Redemption Fund. most Of the then
outstanding Indebtedness - the county wss placed
la that fund, and could yniy be paid in the man
uer prescribed thereby.
The AuIitar in bis Report Of the 30th June.
ISo6. stated the then Indebtedness. exclusive of
"a. interest which had accrued thereon. 81 the
several funds So consolidated into the redemption
FUND amounted 20 S412llG. neductiug there
from the preferred claims 20 the amount of $500.
which we're a. bee Raid la fuil Us aprovisian IN the
Redemption Ian. there remained the sum q S!9.-
- IS, which. with the interest accruinE thereon,
could unly De Hqutlliei under aud in conformity
60 the provisions 90 said Act.
The first redemption under the provisions 81 this
law was made IN lauuary. 1867, aud since the 1T
January. IsU-. there Ia, been paid out # the Re
prmptian Fund. la liquidation ofihc principal aud
interest q these old claims, the sum Il $50 43 -,
and nav letyiug an ola indehtness II S@i.32l n
and the interest thereon az 20 per cent per an
aum. This shows a reduction during the last four
wears II the cid indebtedness. besides the Iiluida-
lion q tie interest upon the claims redeemed. %
go .gg2s5.
Respectfully submitted.
SAM. u KING, Auditor.
Carson CITY. January .. ISL
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EsTATE OF DAVID Il. COOK. DECEASED.
IL Notice j. hereby givenby the undersigned.
administrative q the above named Estate, To the
Creditors and all persons having claims againSt
said deceased, 10 exhibit the same with the nee
es-ary vouchers. within ten months from tho
publication II this notice, 20 the undersigned, AT
William Pattersou's Office, in Carson City, ormsby
County, state Of Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
Administrative.
December o. 1870.
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S KIN Disc S E S

rTHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CnEERFCLLY
mail free 10 all who wish L., the Keccipe and
fall directions for preparing and using a simple
aud beautiful Vegetable Balm. that will immedi-
atcly remove Tan, Freckles. Pimpl-s, Bl1tchcs,
and all eruptons and impurities Of the skin, leay-
inE the same soft, clear, smooth, and beautiful.
lie will also send free instructions for prsduc-
ing, by very simple means, a luXuriant growth Of
hair on a bald head or smooth face.
The above can be obtained by return mail, by
Addressing louis LENAR,
Importing Chemist, 6g7 Broadway. n. Y.
p. Box 5.l6= feil-3m
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Aiming N~OTICE.-sTA

lrINING NOTICE.-STATE OF Ne
NJ yada. County q ormsby. Carson City. Jan.
Il, ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
been levied by the Trustees Il the MONTREAL
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY an as
sessment Of IS cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in thirty 900 days from date.
j.. !. GA6NoN, President.
r Llwaerr Secretary. lal--lm
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the Estate Of b. IL. Barber, Deceased, will
present the same 20 me, at Genoa, Douglas
County, Nevada, duly authenticated, rs required
by law. within zen months from this date, or tho
same will be forever barred. n. BLOSSOM,
Executor of the Estate Of ID. II. Barber, decd.
December Is. 1870
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VOID QUACKS.--A victim OF early IN
N discretion, causing nervous debility prema-
ture decay, etc. having tried in vain every Anser-
,ised remedy, has a simple means OF .eii-oure'
which he will send free 10 his fellow-sunerers.
| Address: J. II. TUTTLE, IS Nassau street. New
yo,r de3o-dH
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Officers of the Assembly.

Speatcr-R y Lowery.
Speaker pro tenn -Thos } Tenant.
Clelk-Gra " Cassidy.
Assistant Clerk-P " McGovern.
Srrsraut- Arus-D W Weaver.
Assistant >arccant-it-Arms-H 7 Burnham.
Minute Clerk Y Curtis.
journal CleTk-J { Dorsey.
EngrossinE Clcrk-W J smith.
Chaplain-Rcv j T. Hammond.
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&+a@ - ~
SENATE.
Elected in 1870. Holi-over and Contest.
oEMsEr COUNTY.
Crawford. Israel I;) BroVu, d II. fR)
NOteware, Z. y. Contested by Noteware.
LANDER COUNTY.
Mccoy, ". W. 0Dl Mrcog. long term.
Spencer. john ID Spencer, uueNpirel do.
STOREY COUNTY.
phelan. james r. Hall, W. N. r.
" pkin-, George ". fR.I
Fox. LIT. d.
rLKocoUNrr.
Moore, !. r RI Con. by W. F. Dyer.
Lyon COUNTY.
H~azlett, sc. fR) Hastings, D.. l.. tR.)
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Hazard. +. Is. Cd
EsNEEAInt COUNTY.
Boring, W. VI. d. Abraham, I. W. (R)
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
NeBeth, Robert ID Bouniheld, VI. S. Cd
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Small. jas. V. Gnd.)
NYE COUNTY.
Mullen, Robert d.
WHITE rrsE COUNTY.
Cleveland. A.C. fHl
Nils, GclrseF h. o.
wssHbE COUNTY.
Eastman, I. II. lg.) Shamp, T. h. (E.l
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
Hfu. WIN. ~
~Nors.-There arc ia the Senate twelve Republic
rly De- cuutcsiejl, ten Democrats, and enc Iude
pendent.
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aoer na,ine coupons No. . On tho bonds -
- i, tbe Trurkee aud Virginia Kail Road Com
- due on the 1t u December. $50, there re-
rm,isea IN the Rail Road Fund more than enough
t.ply coupons 10. 3, due On the 1t o. June next.
- Camai.siouer accented 10 the ofer II that
1900 ~ deduct an amount eqnti T. what
MD IL interest upon the coupons M - the
time when they would be due. Il their payment
wa anticipated. The C'mp.nv having mti9 :
og,,eI DEDUCTION (s2t5l the coupons no. = nave
.nan purchased aud cancelled by the County
Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL
state Officers.
Supreme Court .Judues
THE LEGISLATURE.

JFLewis, Chief Justice. L G whitman. .. Justic
John rter.... Justice. Alfred Helm. ......Clerl
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST,

STATE Of NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMSBT
DISTRICT ArroENEy's OFFICE.
NOTICES or SUITS COMMENCED. ToTIlE
~ following named defendants. aud 20 All own
ets Of or claim8ut 20 the real estate and improve
ment- thereon. or improvements when assessed
separately. hereinafter described, known or I'M
known: You ar hereby notified that suits lave
been commenced ia the Justices Court, Carson
Township. Carson CITY. y. X. Parkinson. Justice
against each ~ the defendants hereinafter named.
aud each Of the following described TRACTS or par
GELS 81 land, with the improvements Thereon, AMI
improvements when separately assessed. and all
known. t. recover the tax aud delinquency assessed
70 said deicudtut- against said property fer tue
fiscal wear. commencing the l,t day 81 january,
4. p. $50. and ending the "l-t 5tt II =rmhtf,
4. d. is5e. aud that a summons has been duiy
issued 10 each case: and YIN are further notified
shat unless you appcars nd answer tire complaint
filed in said cause on or before the
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Amt in hand in excess Of Capital,
available 10 paw Losses and hivi-
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During the last SIX months tho County Trg1sur-
sr has resolved the b~liswins sums from the sour
Ces Indicated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-16
[From the Irish Domocratl
The ChilN's Dream OF Paradise.
BY NJ. ]. o CAILAduAN.

l saw land of beautaous woods and Golds,
A land of hills with lovely wales between,
Where every tree t5 waited fragrance yields,
And stands rejoicmS in It's robe Of green.
Tho flowers around my path in beauty stood,
Like sweet band of linked sisters sleeping,
Whlo the birds songs within the dark, greer
wood,
Came amid smiling, though wokenod weeping
Mother! what land il that?
"Was it land whoro goodly troos are seen?
Where forest flowers Of every cline do meet
And host thou stood upon its hills Of green
oyiew its spreading beauties ct thy fcot;'
Tall trees we're there where shadows fell like
balm
Upon the flowers that round their bases grew
And in the stiffness of that deep, deep calm,
The music from their branches camo like dew
And there we're silver streams Within the Wales,
Whose waters pure the willows were embracing
And nightingales that told me wonl'rou9 tales,
Far mid the shade Of paIm-tGoes intcriacing.
Mother! what land is that?
And we're its flowers the ones thou lowest best
And vert thou happy when thy feet did roam
Far in the valleys where thy dreams did rost|
Methought our nome was where the roses twine,
A bower of bloom beneath those Summer skies;
The shamrock green, and lofty eglRntine
We're there, with violets of a thousand dyes;
Upon the far-off misty hills of blue
A glory, as of countless suns, was shining,
And in my heart gush of rondness grew,
While that deepioy around ysoulwas twining.
Mother! what land is that;
"And didst thou see the dwcllers Of that land Z;
1 saw them on the hill aud in the grove,
And white-winged children led me by the hand,
And pres5'd around me with their looks of love
They sweotly warbled in an unknown air,
Beside a fountain that was eyerfowing,
Till every singer seemed to me as fair
As if heavens light upon each face was glowing.
Mother! what land is that;
at is the land of Paradise, my child,
OF every land, the brightest and the best
Where sorrow Of its tears is all beSuiled,
And weary pilgrims find eternal rest.
There may'stthou follow whenmy stepshave gone
Before thee to that land beyond the skies,
And waking to behold brighten sun,
Thoult softly murmur with sweet surprise
MOTHER! WHAT LAND IS THIs;"
No. 1G Chambers street, n. Y, Jan. 2S 1870
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coming up with him in time.
1T did, however, and, amidst deaf
ening cheer from the ship, we saw the
three safely dragged over the side of
the boat. On regaining the ship it ap-
peared very doubtful, after all, if the
great bravery and endurance displayed
by our hero might not prove un-
avaiing.
Perfectly senseless, both sisters were
subjected to the usual restoratives, but,
unhappyily, with favorable result on
ly III the case Of the elder. The young
er sister never showed the slightest
symptoms of returning animation. Two
days after she was consigned to that
grave from which 50 much human en-
duranco and courage had failed to res,
cue her.
the wretched fellows who were the
cause Of this melancholy calamity natu-
rally retired into a very unenviable and
miserable obscurty for the rest Of the
voyage. IL had been Of course simply
an accident; the rope had suddenly
slipped through their hands, fand, from
the great weight attached to it, once
on the run, it was impossible again to
check it. 1t is needless to say the re-
malnder Of our voyage was unhappy
enough.
'All cliques and coteries were leveled
indeed now; but on arriving at Cape
Town we lost'the hero and heroine of
the sad tragedy. 1t was the destina-
ton of Miss Helen Smith and though
Mr.. Cuthbert Dolworthy had taken
passage right through to Melbourne, he
did not hesitate to stop halfway for
the sake of watching the thorough re-
coyery and restoration to bodily health
ofthe lady who owed her life to his no
bic and gallant behavior"
Running my eye down the rest Of
the column of the Port3to,cer Observer,
in which this remarkable story appe1r-
ed, | found its fit and proper conclusion
unGe another heading.
All me. | never thought that the
poor lady in Melbourne would have
mu h of u chance. Oh, man, stern Of
courage, determined in purpose, unan-
swering in thy physical efforts to do
the noblest deeds, how weak art thou
still in thy heart. How easily turned
from thy set intentions when the love
ofa woman is the sole comolty at
stake
Married, on the 4th of February,
49,, at st. Barnabas, Bancroft, Cape
Town, by the Rev, Sigismund Perkins,
Cathburt Dolworthy, Esq, of Dollar
ton, Durham, Great Britain. to Helen,
only remaining daughter Of tho late
Josiah Smith Of Herne Hill
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Old Maids.

Fanny Fern writes about the old maid
of the period. 1t is all mistake in the
date, Fanny. There are no old maids
in the year of our Lord eighteen hund-
red and seventy Accordingr to the census
no married women were found over
twenty-siX; none single over twenty. The
years have drifcd gloriously up the river
oftime, and we have found where our fore
mothers overlooked it, the fountain of
perpetual youth, the elixir of life. There
are no old women any more. There
used to be a siver-haired grandmother
sitting on the COSY side Of the hearthstoneS
with a smile on her face like ray of glo-l
ry slanting out from the beautiful land.
We can almost hear the click of her knit
ting needles now as we think Of the days
of our childhood but the good old grand
mother has gone. In her place is 4
Young woman, whose sunken cheeks
have been renewed with the wonderful
touches of art, the color of her face is as
fresh as maiden, the placid brow is
covered with youthful frizzes, the silvery
locks that call for our reverence are con-
cealcd BY luXurant tresseS Of tow, such as
the old-Mshioncd grandmother used to
spin and weave Old maids, maiden
aunts belonging to the neighborhood to
be generally useful, are extinct In
their stead are vivacious, sprightly, piq-
uant girls, whose cosmopolitan case Of
manner in any and every circumstance
would cause the old maid Of the ancient
time look askance at them and gather up
her unrufled robes in fear The wheels
of the chariot of time are blocked, and
perpetual youth sits beside the old scythe
bearer No more old maids. The
girls be blessed forever !-UINo