Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-03-06


equal communon!-Think YOU he
will give up for weak dalllance, the
anlmatlng themes of men, and search
into the mysteries OF knowledge? Oh
no. lady! believe me. no. Trust not
your influence To snch light ietters.-
Credit not the old fashioned absurdIlv,
that Woman's IS a secondary lot, MN
lsterln- TO the necessities of her lord
and master. If your immortality Is as
complete. and your gtief of mind as
capable as ours. would charge YOU
10 water the undylrg bud, and give il a
healthy culture, and open rs beauty
to the SUI; and then you NAV hope
that when yonr life is bound with
another you will 90 on equally. and
in friendship that will pervade every
earthly interest.
Judge Douglass in Illinois.
correspondent Of the New York
Eveaiag Mirror in giving some sketch
IS Of Judge Douglass, OF Illinois, puts
the following story in his mouth. Re.
ferrlng n liz early career IN the Suck
CT Nfdfe VI question was asked
low d. YOU adapt Yourself 70 the
people? How dit yau nateraIlze
Yourself. as II were?"
son, nothing easier; You see like
il. lis Democratic But II did come
awk ward at first. You knou | am. or
rather 1ots hashaI u r9iher painful
degree. Well, now, nne-tenIhs Of NY
constituents despt>e Injuries, aud have
~ sucH A tIlng ~ second room ~
{hrlc hf'se~. in beating ~ taf votes.
! ava e ~ Constituents. eat with
aJaN with them, lodge
e item. laugh,
wth urm; at
~. o.a AID sued bacon, and
sleep Na in bnu with tIem Among
ny iitsl tcQudtutances were Tie is
down uuder lne Bluffs. Fine fellows
The J,-S.-hy the way. | an sure
OF five votes there. Well, Won per.
ceivr nad to lice lhere-and ill 1--we
ii.pre. 2nt. SIR. vas frightened the
first nom slept there. own II; yes.
sir. acAnou !tdge lie corn An lee
batu III Augu,t Is something; but was
done ii Nj ,r.rlr. naa periodical rhiliS
for TN da,. al yn,I ever see a We
nus IN hn-ey-w1nlsev 2
.No!"
Chen Won shall see Serena Is.
They call her The Nv hlle Ployer."
seventeen: p)umD As a pireon. and
smonth as = nprsimmoo. How The
devil. aid IL myself. soIiIoquizng, the
firsl mont ,IeDl there-am To 90 10
bed bef,rc this younu lady, | do be-
lipve ny heart was topsy.turvIea. for
the idea Of pulling off nv boots before
The rirI. IA, death. Aud a 10 dollinu
my other fixtures | would sooner have
had nv leo taken off with woodsaw
he crisis wa~ tremendous. |, was
nearly midnight. and the family hal
been hours IN bed Miss Serena alone
remained. Bright as the sun. the mer-
ry MINK talked on. II was portentous-
~ obvious to me at last, that she had
determined TO out-slt me. by repeated
spa-modIc efforts, my coat, waistcoa9,
clavat, boots, aad socks were brough;
off. During the process, my beautiful
neighhor talked 10 me with unaverted
eyes, and with that peculiar kind Of
placidity employed by painters p EN-
body their idea OF the virgin. dump
ed myself down in char, IN cold
per>plrauon. A distressing thought
occurred TO me. Does not the dafnsei
stand on point OF local etiquette. II
may be the fashion OF these people to
see people III bed before reuring Them
serves! Way | not have kept those
beautiful eyes open. from ignorance OF
what these people deem good breeding
Neither the lady =. eyes nor tongue had
indeed betrayed fatigue. hose large
jat eyes seemed 70 d'ia'e ana gro"