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The New York herald., 1845-04-13
Cincinnati.
Correspondence of the Herald.)


CIEcINNArr, April 8, l8l5
The Charter Election Position of Parties-Strame ee
Operations in Business Great Fire, &c.
Yesterday the charter election took place in this
city. and resulted in the reelection of the prese
Wing Mayor and city Marshal, by about 200 m l.
joriy. The Democrats made no nomination + i
Mayor, but gave their support to Judge Morse,
stump candidate, fresh from the whig ranks =
The Natives, after the most tremendous flourish Of
trumpets and the aid of the ablest conducted jour
nal west of the mountains polled about 500 vots s.
n,s y large co1s.derDg GO the population Of Ci !
about 5000 The wings also elected majority of
the City Council.
!. John Brough and Samuel Mcdary, the democra-
tic party OF Ohio, are SO busy at work in taking
care Of the democracy at large, that the local mat.
ters OF The State are most awfully ndglecte 4,
whilst Alfred Kelly and Judge Wright, the Wig
party OF the State, are interestingly employed n
preparing the new Bank law for operation. They
nave an uphill! duty to perform, and il "comirs
events cast their shadows,"I shouM not be surpr b.
ed to see the people take some of NE State pow
into their own hands, and hurl the big string pullt
into vatery element ere long.
An alsrmine fire broke out at nine o'clock III 8
morning IN the Broadway Exchange kept by Messls
Adams q Ganter, which soon extended to Tie
three adjoining buildings, the whole Of which were
lhe very best fire department in the United Stat s.
: Fifty hye years ago yesterday, old Gen Rui Il.
Putnam landed at Marietta, 20 his daughter b.
ing, as the Frenchmen say, very much fat ti-gued,
drew long sigh Ohio, hence the name Of tie
great State. The anniversary was duly observ,
IN this city yesterday by the parade Of several m l.
ltary com oanies.
The Horticultural Society Of this city accept, 1
the charter granted at the last session ol the Legs
iature on Saturday last, and organised under Ike
same BY the election of officers. Nicholas LoI y.
worth, Esq a famous agriculturist and patron Il
the hne arts, was chosen President.
Public amusements, two theatres, circus, ard
museum, all in full blast d. b. p
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General kesslOn 8.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Emmsns and Drake.
JONAS .. PHILLirs, District Attorney, ad interim.
the attention Of the Court the entire day. The evidence
for the prosecution aad defence given the jury
and the ease rested The Recorder will charge the jury
on Monday morning, to whsh time the Court took q
recess.
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Court OF Oyer and Tsrminer,

AYaIL Ia The Gaze Of .andreW K7smm.-The iury in
this have rendered verdict that the prisoner was
the time Of committing the alledged murder of
the poor in the suburbs OF the city In December
last. His trial will take place in the May term.
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european Intelligence.

According TO all past experience, the steame
Great Western will arrive this morning. Tn,
news will be twenty-one days later.
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Personal Movements.

Messrs Cooke and Woodbridge have retired from the
editorial charge OF the New England Puritan and Il at
Rev. Dorus Clarke and Harvey Newcomb are to have
charge Of the Puritan in future.
William B. Bulloch, Esq. has been appointed by the
President Collector Of the Port Of Savannah. vice
Edward Harden.
The Harrisburg Argus has changed hands, and il Mt
conducted by J. !. c. Cantine, Esq.
w. c. Darlington, Esq. OF Charlotte, (Va) has b n
associated with Messrs C0wardn Davis, formerly pr
prietors) in the conduct Of the Richmond Compiler.
Gov Fenner, it is said. intends calling the lcgisatu
OF Rhode Island together, and to recommend the ber..
tion of Thomas w. Dorr
Gov Mouton Of Louisiana declines reelection.
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Boat under 50 to,,s
tar nlaAsenc ors
Sic naNoafs ond ve,-
fel, ulsier 90 a.. a

re iefuc.n ,s'e a irsufat OF tie lare.r oass
vfs.ota ad her csrgots, which wti ueces ary pas
tr,'sh iha turn"a'l an boauhaI, ois 10 well a. tn,
L'ch'ns Canal d'cnwn,dt and thcr by avo,d all isl
"'" 'lr "a ia ta', no d,nn', very reary c,nuts ba
L.i.cs ths atvsohges oss sssd by the smaller craft
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Improved Readings of tho Poets.

A spirit rassed before me; beheld
It's face Of rarsst lovsliness unveiled
Unseen Unseen y . v.a TO every eye saw .avs mne-- nine
Along my bones the creeping aesh did quake;
And as my damp hair stiffsnsd, thus It spake -
The Soap Of ,Gouraud makes the sk,n pure.
This comIound cen seraph might allure.
mp. sSS TSses vsn.S SSsas % Ss S.n ns R
AZ darkness vaashes At mornings light"
Big S.s.. wsq 81 b. & ns g %sss,ss s sss
S% q. s,ois Tar Fmps E.s.
pure and white parian MARBLE Dr. Gs Liquid pegetabe
Rouge is ap splendid Io % p!sprs.,Su ration To- & aaS and
The only article Of the kad used for sofenng from its
% S.ss
sr pye is warranted 70 eanse red Light q grey hair 70
s ese the %asa.
nd certain TO cure the most nvetet' Of deafness in
An sr,icles pucha,ed at Dr. FELIX GoURAUD's Depot
81 Walker street warranted genuine Those purchased
An extensive assortment Of choice Perumcry and other sr.
eles fer the Toilet may s found e 81 Walker street. first
Sss p6s Bsso Ses.nsi
Bull Troy and druggists gensral!y throughout the Union.
We Gall Attention 20 DR. Banning's Free
beetpSs Of Th, Evening quarter bsfsrs s'scea in tn:
ea st. near "a o E En- 81
mechanical support in the relief Of the Let all 20
These Lectures have an excellent reputation.
Colonel Conn0r, or this city," who has
s,s nS ssa to s sssa;. G Of %
Dr. shermin's celebrated Camphor Lozenges he relieved
:smpsn hi h
Papitacn Nervous aud Sea Sckness Of
genuine sold IA any other way than il boxes. :;
- cents at Dr. shermans warehouse los Nasau
e. East ~ Ar1 Bsss ss
street, Boston.
DaIIey'g Magical Pain Extractor, nj his
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ueai's Hair Restorative, ut his Agency, 81
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
Medical N0slcSs-Thc Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Quackery in the Of all diseases will
hereafter tn. fourth and last column OF dis
paper. w. y RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
Office and Consul inc Room, OF the co<Ssss Na.sAu atTs
Ala FiallxasIl,hia SabASr,plIons to tine
ERALp must be paid II. only ashorised AGENTS. Zebef
60 Ledge Building Third ;tlse. near Chestnut, Terms
-!3 NJ. month nevdag he Sunday paEer Sr g cents
s,ngle copies for sale @bove daily at ocloek-Pce
cents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday
in Price 6H cents or 81 delivered in Of
Philadelphia, Tree Of postsge
10 All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishnent, a. soon ~ issued wholesale and retail
With the exception Of one the Heradn il rad
that srv aordnx snsbIs msanm& & ~ .gysy,;.srs ASv1.
tireens handed the half past o'clock will ap
IN fbs Herald dnv
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here will be great reduction from the total amount
& HE ab rates ihs Glars OF b,rgss and smal steam
boa which row pass through The pids OF tho st Law
rt'c as they viii b, SUI to the 10 10 tho Lachrt
sn'', only on tie downwsrds trip, as follows =:
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ComMEpcE cy sr. JosEPHs, le44

We annex schedule tolls for the coming season pro-
posed to be levied the Welland AID Lawrence
nails BY the new hoard OF public works.
PUBLIC WoRxs OF CArADA-WELLArpA AND ST. LAwREscE
CAYALs-ToLLs ron 1874.
WtlIand ST. L1crence 81 Laurie
Canal Canals Canals.
uhoie Rsng.ionto iIenfrlto
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Theatricals, &c.

S6nQuir1CO Master SCO0'
cia, give concert in Baltimore, Monday evening
Sig Cassella gave farewell concert last evening at the
Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia.
Mrs Sloman had bumper benefit at the Egyptian sa-
loon Baltimore on Friday evening.
Miss st. Clair ara Mons. Phillip terminated their neci
mantle exhibitions in Boston, on Friday evening.
Mr.. T. Placide took benefit at the st. Charles Theatre
New Orleans, on the 4th instant
Miss Browning. the Kentucky Gianteu, ID drawing
leans.
Mr. Hy. Phillips gives concert in Lowell, R. l., on
Monday next.
The"Elixr of Love" has been brought out by the Tia
Liam troupe In New Orleans
Ole Bulls visit to vcksburg has been highly
Miss Cannon, Mrs Booth, Miss Mcbride. Mrs Russe,l,
Miss Gertrude, Mr. Seton, Mr.. Owens, Mr. Gallagher,
and Mr. Anderton are engaged at the Baltimore Ma
scum.
Messrs. Gernon, stanwood, Harrington Pelham ard
White the original Ethiopian remain at the
Assembly Rooms Baltimore, for ono week longer.
The Scguns and Mr.. Frazer terminated their engage
ments in Mobile on the 9Th inst.
The Infant Sisters and the celebrated Scotch bagpi
per are engaged at the Mobile theatre.
pavilion, fer the Of Howe & Mabies equestrian
corps erecting on Fourth street, between Locust aad
Vine New Orleans The company have arrived In that
city.
Mrs. George Jones is engaged with the Amateur
pany at the Olympic theatre Montreal
theatrical company here which will entertain CHI.
with light and agreeable performances-us VIII
we want this agreeable weather.
M. Vieux Temps Ia giving concerts in London.
Berlin letter Of the 7th instant gives the followi
statement. The day before yesterday old chorus
er Grand Opera named Bredersk went to one of
magistrates and spontaneously confessed that he
ncendiary Of Opera House. burnt down in the mig
of the 18th of August lsls-that he did in revenge
and effected by scattering lighted nder in the wa i.
lobe and other parts ofthe theatre.
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Movshn ents Of TravellsrS.

Yesterday was comparatively blank day at all
tne Hotels OF the city. The arrivals were few. but
tne departures were more numerous than usual
Amongst the former we found at the
AhnRc Ar-George H. .Demning, Philadelphia; F. Stan
vId, T. Jones, Georgia; N. NJ Lowry, Maine; w. nj.
Msnory Corning; p. q. Aldriche, Stockbridge; Jacob
Smith, Maine, aud 10 others.
;AsroR-G. M. Saunderson, Phiadelphia; John X.
anompson Princeton George Bliss, Springfield Jude
Edmonds New York; E. q. Peasley, J. y. Peabody, ".
II. Duncan, Philadelphia r. c. Norris, Steam Engine
Contractor; Mr. Matisnd, Quebec; w. John Mcclellan
Hamilton, Canada West; Judge willard, Saratoga ami
10 others.
CIrY-s. Bent, st. Louis. w. Worsham, Va; Joshua
Semstreth, Philadelphia; J. w Sawyer, Boston, John
Purdy, Washington d. w. Clarke Hartford; Samuel L.
Wells, Philadelphia, and 10 others.
FRANKLIN-S. Whitney, Niagara Falls, ]. p. Conc
Union Springs; w Warner Cleveland. Ohio John d /
ly Buffalo; Colonel z. Barton Keesvie E. H. Leonard.
Ohio G. Van Eppes, Long Island; r. Adrain, New
Brunswick, and 20 others.
GLoBE w. B. Punchard Boston; Commodore Shl,-
brick, us NJ; General Cunningham, and others
HowARDs-J.S. Woodward, philadelphia; Rod Man
chester, Buffalo; Judge Laurence, Columbia; w. II.
W0odford, Fredericton N. Brunswick; Louis Chep,,
hocnester samuel Harris, Maine j. H. Gordon Oalena.
WAvEsLKY-W. B. Blanchard Steamer Nsptuus J.
Hodge, Pottsville H. MCCARTHY, Augusta Georgia j.
Ross X Anderson, tragedian, New Orleans; Captain
swain, Johnston, II l.
From all accounts of the various travellers from
Albany this morning, there is every reason 10 hope
that We have reached the full number of the lost
IN the swallow" Although the weather has
thrown many obstacles in the way Of full and
complete search afterlife and treasure.
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DalIeY'g Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency. 81 Walker Ieet first store from broadway
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SuIcIDK.-Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas judd
between Adams and Pearl Streets committed suicide
taking lsudanum on Wednesday evening" about oclock
She was the motherl Of large family y-Broskiym Eagle
.aprii II. 1n3xNa .5s1S Gnnssss&.4s ,~.., !.
The New York herald., 1845-04-13

JRRsRY CiTY.-The election tor Mayor and Al!
dermen comes off tomorrow. The anti.lottery
party decline running ticket, and the lottery parl,
in consequence have quarrel among themselves
The New York herald., 1845-04-13

ELECTIONS IN THE CITIEs.-Five Of the grea
cities of the State-New York, Albany, Buffalo
Brooklyn, and Rochester-have this year give.
democratic maiorities
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CONVICTION OF Polly BoDINE.-It will be see n
from our report of the proceedings in the Circuit
Court yesterday, that the wretched woman, Bodine,
has been convicted.
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MORE FAcroRIEs.-Two cotton factories il
Maysvllle, Kentucky, one OF them lately establish
Cd, run Gas spindles give employment TO sxtytwo pc
dozen cotton yarns, battings, candle wicks, &c. -
We see II stated In the Msdisonian that Col Bomfo
-four mills near GEORGETOWN.
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THKATRIcALs.-At the Park, " Fashion, has had
an excellent run during the past week Ms
Mowatt, encouraged by it's success, is hard ct
work on another comedy. Anderson commenc q
his engagement tomorrow night as "Caius Me-
cius," in " "Coriolanus."
"Antigone" has not drawn so well at Palmo .
an we had hoped, and as it deserved. Mr.. Van.
denhoff takes his benefit tomorrow night. Tie
:" Lady OF Lyons" and "Antigone" will be per-
formed, and on that occasion, at all events, there
will be a crowded house.
The prospects Of success for the new music il
enterprise at Castle Garden are very promising
The spacious saloon has been fitted up in the mos
magnificent style; andswhat with the delicious
notes Of the Italian artists-the refreshing breez
from the bay-the charming promenade on II c
Battery--the bright moonlight, and the insplrir z
sherry -cobblers--this will doubtless be most
favorite resort throughout the summer.
A grand concert is about to be given by De
Pegnis for hn annual benefit.
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From MATANzAs.-The Siroc arrived at tbi.
port yesterday in days from Matanzss The sch
Export arrived the 25th ult from Savannah. II
Osborne brought 10 Letters nor papers, He informs III
that molasses was selling 81 rals and daily advancing
- Savannah Georgian Oh inst.
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was put to the foot and was discouraged Bill had
lecture from the master for not bringing certifi-
cate from his parent. He pouted two or three days
and hated the teacher forever after. Amy and
Nancy whispered half the forenoon and wondered
why the master need to care whether they attended
or not. The whole class was deranged and could
not rece at the regular hour. The teacher lost
his patience as well the good will of the scholars
None will learn much when they disrespect the
master.
Complaints made by the parents that the
school makes no progress. The scholars are ask
ed how they like the master, uniavorable verdict
is given, and he is dismissed This causes a vaca-
ton of two or three weeks, and the younkers hav-
ing given up labor have engaged in earnest in win
ter sports and think Of excelling in them than
of reading and spelling.
Parents and Guardians you will occasionally
have worthless teacher in your district but nine
times in ten the fault is your own You break up
the school by not compelling the constant attend
ance of your children and wards. Your children
go in late and disturb the school they go Irregular
y and classes are broken up They have been in
duged too much at home, and have never been
taught that they must not expect so much indul-
gence when the master has sixty in charge as when
he has but twenty; and that rules must be more
strictly observed in public school than in a pr-
vate family. Whispering and laughing and play
ing are not criminal at home but in schools they
are crimes that call for punishment
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BOSTON ALMANAC.

HNHE Boston Almanac for 1876, by S. N. Dickin-
10th OF December. The new and splendid map of
Boston will again appear in this number. Also new
Map Of Railroads in the Commonwealth Of Massachu-
sets. This Map shows at glance oil the roads d.
stations depots legiby down, with their dis
tances from Boston. II also shows the route Of the
Long Island Road, and the course OF the Hudson Rv
er as far as Albany. No Massachusetts can ex-
anime this Map Of Railroads without pleasureable
feelings AT glance he secs these great arteries Of
business life and prosperity all centering in the great
metropolis of New England. The Miscellaneous De-
parment OF the Almanac has received all due attention.
The Business Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised, and made in all respects,
perfect as possible 49,.
Orders TO be addressed as usual, TO the Publishers
Messrs THOMAS GROOM & CO., 50 State Street,
or 70 the Proprietor, S. N. DIcKIssos, SO Washing
ton Street. ID
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We Invite the Attention

OFF the public TO the following home ceriiicates' and
~ recommendations in favor Of tho efficacy OF the
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idn Coming as they do from people Of undoubted
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cannot fail ofdong away the mputa,on Of Hunting
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encouraging others to buy who have long been lapo,
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During the last two months many others have put
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feet could be procured but we deem the following SUI
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fullest confidence 10 the power Of said Rngs and Fluid
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STATE OF VERMONT.
N :, !, n N - 4uAKLBUE0i y,


In Probate Court, Dec. 1, 1s45.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To de Hon the Probate Court for tie distrie of MsyBo
TNNHE petition of Aonzo Goodenoueh, guardian II
Il JOHN ID. PLUMMER, of Brattleboro in s,H
district, respectfully represents
That his said ward has a Just claim against The e.
tate Of JOHN PLUMMER, late of said Braueboro
deceased, Of about nine hundred and lty dollars: th,
the said John Plummer in his life time convened ee.
tain Real Estate in Bratteboro, BY way Of secuny r
said 10 the said John d., aud the sad guardian
believes il would be for The interest ofhs said ward 10
take the said real estate in absolute fee in payment
said claim. He therefore prays the said court to F.
cense him by decree 10 vest the said claim or the moo
ey arising therelTom in SAID real estate upon such terms
as may be Just and equitable, and for the interest
his said ward.
ALoNZo GooDENoUGH, guardian
Nov. II iS45.
Whereupon il IS ordered that said guardian notify al
persons interested that this court will decide upon "a,
petition at special session thereof, to be holden
the probate Office in Brateboro in said district o.
Friday the 18th day Of December, instant, BY publish
ing copy of the record of said petition with this or.
der thereon, three weeks suecessvely in the Vermont
Phenix, printed at said Brsttleboro, previous 10 sad
time Of hearing.
A true copy of Record,
10 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Ree't
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For the Phnnix.
To Mary Jane.

Sweet Marys age like quite well
As am twenty three
And glad that have touched the spell
That binds thy soul to me.
l am not handsome, but heart
have that's kind, know,
Not often touch'd by Cupd's dart,
As time will plainly show.
You're fair and beautiful, you say
There's good in beauty, sure,
But OH to Boosting neer give way,
Ay, let the mind be pure.
I'm sorry that you once,
(And own it, too, straight,)
Could bend your thoughts upon a Ounce,
Or in his presence wait.
But then, IL you have told the truth,
II should not be denied,
But wait till you are asked orsooh,
Or let ii be deserted.
fear you have been Hattered too,
BY what from you learn
If you vain you'll never do,
For vanity scorn.
And JHshes, too, ] do despse,
So take it right off now
You'll do il soon IL you wise,
Before | come, trow.
Howe'er, at struy. cat-vlle III call,
Next Sunday night, perhaps;
1t may be you will do witha,
So cheer up, set your traps.
ORLANDO
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AgritnltnraI.

The following beautiful tribute to Woman is ia
ken from the conclusion Of an Address delivered
before the Queens County Agricultural Society, al
Hampstead, L. l., Oct. 9th, 1916 By Hon. ]. s.
Skinner:
Gentlemen,-and now l address myself exclu-
svely to you-as have already abused your pa
thence, let me detain you but a moment 10 advert
to and express my humble approval of one remark
able feature IN your proceeding you have ,H5Nely
manifested your sensbiity to the rights aneSiau-
ence of the softer sex, by appointing Lady Com
mttees to award your premiums for objects coming
peculiarly within their province-persevere in this
direction. 1t was not bad maxim Of the eccen-
trio and fated Crockett, to be sure YOU are RIGHT
and then go ahead. But excuse me for suggesting
that they should command our respect and attention
on yet broader and higher and holier grounds |
have alluded to the sort ofeducaton fitted 10 unite
the practical and the intellectual Farmer. and thus
secure race OF those "high-mnded men," who.
after all, constitute a state. And shall | tell Won
how such men are to be secured! No gentlemen
you already anticipate me. 1t is BY sound. and
solid, and useful, and virtuous instruction 10 your
daughters, who are to be the future mothers Of the
Republic-mothers whose holy office it will be tor
SOW the first seeds in the virgin soil of youthful
minds. They give inclination to the twig and the
tree is bent accordingly. Fear not that solid in
structlon will impair the decacy, or blunt the nice
moral tact which is the proud attribute of their sex
and the admiration Of ours. Does not the Aexile
vine bear as much pruning and culture as the oak,
No, my friends, gnorance-ignorance is the grea,
fountain, ever teeming with corruption Knowl-
edge at once strengthens and refnes the SOUL as art
gives TO "yalors steeP' all its virtue, its pliability.
Its temper, and its polish. But polished or unpo-
ished-alike in the palace or the hut-for all the
good Offices have named, an Indian or an African
sun may have burned upon her, still the heart of
woman, like the diamond in the mine, is subsian.
TALLY the same Sensitive as the harp of Eous
It has chords responsive to the fantest cry when
distress is in the wind. When the gallant CAPT
Smith was bound for the stake, and the torch was
already lighted whose tears melted at once the
heart OF the savage and the chains of the victim
When the Inflated Park was dying in the African
wilderness OF exposure and famine stunned BY his
own sex, and threatened by wild beasts not more
savage in their nature, who led him fantng to their
hut, appeased his hunger and assuaged his thirst,
and sent him on his way refreshed and grateful?
In both cases untutored savages, but mark in |
both cases Women!
40, Woman in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please,
And variable as the shade
By the light quvering aspen made
When pain and anguish wiring the brow,
A minisIering angel thou