The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

serts Ser when h. beccmss ter,sin ~
i q 10 his power toretsin her. he is auiI.
tygof : specieyof meannnss, 80 disgrace.
1ul, that-hS sfoffeits sll claim tb1ihe res.
pect Of mankind. Bst lei moi he .iessr.
ted women repine at ibis abapdon.nspt of
her; for be proved himself 50 Utterly un.
worthy Of her tenderness, that she NAV
congratulate herself on having escaped
the conlaninatioo Of bis. presence. LET
her
---nerve her heart with won.an's pride.
And scorn his ickas love.
SACAcITY or A SAyAcE.--The saga.
city of savages often trsDsceuds all that
the boasted learning Of schools and col.
leges can show. A North Amer,can Ia
dian, upon returning home 10 ks cabin.
discovered shst his venison. which had
been hsng up to dry, was stolen. After
taking hrs observations on the spot, lie set
of in pursuit Of The thief. whom he track.
ID through the woods. Meeting some
persons on his voute, lie inquired II they
had seen ! little old white. man, with .
short gun, and accompanied BY small
dog with bob tail? They answered in
the affirmative; and npon The Indian an
swering to them thai the man thus de-
scribed badsstoIen his venison, they de.
sired 10 be informed how lie was able 10
give 50 minute description ef person
whom 70 them, It appeared be had not
seen? The Indian replied--"The thief
! know Is little man, BY bis having
made pile Of stones 10 stand upon 10
ofder to reach the venison from the height
At which hung il while standing on. the
ground; that he is an old man, know
by his short steps, which | have traced
over the dead leaves in the woods, ana
that be is white man. ! know by his
turning Out bis toes when be walks, which
an Indian never does. HIS gun knew
10 be short from the mark which the mux.
zle made by rubbing the bark Of the tree
against which il had leaned; that his dog
is small, ! know BY bis track; and that he
has bob tail, | discovered By The mark
Il made in the dust, where be was set.
ting whiif bis master was busted abOu,
2, meat -
Marshall Ncy, as he brought
up the rear, in Bonaparte's dis
astrous retreat from Moscow on
one occasion was completely
cutoff from the main army a.
broad river was in front, the
briggs over which had been des--
troyed, and all other sides, tho
Russian battallions were press
ing upon him, with an overwhel--
ming superiority Of numbers.---
Under these circumstances he
was called upon 10 surrendcs>
when heretufned that celebra
ted reply which alone is enough
to make his name immortal;-
"A Marshall Of France never
surrenders!!'
The Dfsr aEtENcr .-Tass0 being
loId that b had affair opportunity Of ta--
king advantage Of y very bitter enemy y
4 wish not d plunder him said hs, but
here are things which wish 10 taksys--
way from bin; not bis honor, bis wealth..
81 bis lie. but bis IN will
CRrrtcisM OF oraERs' FAuLTs Some
look only for faults in their neiebbors--
,ihers for merits; the former shake thea
.ree only to End Insects; the latter 10 gath
,r fun. We should do both, destroy The
insects and save The fruit.
BLAME.--Men submit to correction and
criticism much more readily than We sup
lose; only even if wsll grounded, i
must not be too passionate. They are
ike flowers, which open to gentle dsws.
ut close to heavy rain
.Absence ofmind--onothe opaT
,ass.-Thc Cincinnati News
ives an instance wherein a gem
leman Of that vicinity, at-the
linner-table, took the knife and
ork and carved himseiffZihstead
# the turkey; sAfter completely
lissecting himself, he asked the
.urkey with a comendable p0-
iianeSs. what mart Il WaQid N