davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-28

this government justifyna more favorable aspect Of
things to peacesbe and honorable settlement Of this
Mr.. wxssrkR-Havs any advicss been rscsived7
Mr.. CAn-Thsre have, sir.
Mr. wss.I...Any advicss leading to the necessity o.
Mr. Cas- didn't know the exact nature of the sdvicss
received. From all the lights before him however, m
connection with this dispute II Incumbent In his
opinion for to adopt At once strong and effective nsa
sures Of defence. Mr. G. next read RON the Paris jour
lations between England and the United States IN re-
gard Of the Oregon controversy. The french govern
ping herself for war hsd enquirsd directly indirect
an eye France It had been satisfactorily ascsrsinsd
that they were not The French editor Tor Mr. Cass We
could scarcely tell whch concludes that all this great
preparation in the British dock yards with the view Of
cuded by urging the necessity In view Of these formi
dabls warlikc preparations Of England, Of something
like corresponding preparation on the part OF the Un
The vrcr PxEsIDKsr-Is the senate ready for the
question
The CHAN stated the question to be the reception
Of the resolutions Of the senator from Ohio.
MrCALsouS observed that a. appeared the discussion
fully opened before the Senate upon this motion
a. upon the main questions at issue he had no idea
that the resolution could Be adopted but I wsrs me
wish Oft Senate he had objection to debating the
merits Of the proposition at once.
Mr. ALLEN stated that he desired the resolution TO De
received and referred to the COMMITTEES on Foreign no
isons He would AZ: occasion - =:
by the senator from south Caroline lMr Cslhoun His
ast objection vas upon the - H.,
self (Mr Ailsn and this objection vas thai ne rssou
ons were out Of order, because heMr A. had not con
suited with the members Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations or any Of them, prior to the Introduction oil
said resolutions and in reference to their introduction
MT Allen submitted that this objection involves the i'm
mutation Of usurpaton Of the business Of the commit
tee on his part and was susceptible Of construction
which would excite unkind feelings toward himself
the part ofthe members Of the committee. Now, had
been the uniform practice OF Senators
Iutions propositions upon their own responsibility
Az member Of committee, he had no right, a. an in
diyiiual SENATOR nor did ne gain any. He woud ak
the Senator from South Carolina to act definitely upon
this issue.
Mr.. CALHous-The Senator will proceed.
Mr. ALLEN II desire that the Senator will proceed 70
answer now upon the grounds OF his objection 20 tha
may establish my right. .
Mr. CALHous-i shall answer the Senator at my lei
sure, II think proper TO do 80. .-s
Mr.. ALLEN desired TO know what his rights were now
the effort the Senator from South Carolina TO cut
of these resolutions upon the grounds presented ma
they we're out Of order with the view oil eSeii nE
unkindnsss in the breast Of any Of his tMr AS cgr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-28
HEAD QUARTERS.

TURNER FISHER, "a Chatham street. have this day
opened their unequalled Valentines and
Valentine riter For spendor variety and chsapness
challenge the city Low the trade,
call and Valentines made order, original verses fur
niahed Ordes from the Country attended to promptly
InnHrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

ties OF heaheu;sn have been tolerated more or less
down 10 the present time. Sir Henry Hardinge has
signaized his administration BY giving death blow
20 the horrd sacrifices pracced b. the Rhoonds and
evinced determination TO e1tormnate everything
Of the kind within the reach o. his power de-
scriptiOn OF these human sacrifices which are now
abolished may not he undressing If you have not
elsewhere met with il. The festival takes place
once 4 wear In one or other OF the confederate
Moo;as in succession and the victims stolen
from, the low countries or brought from some other
distant parts and sold TO these Moolas, where The
sacrifices are performed Ii children. they are kept
until proper age The cruel ceremony is thus per.
formed When the appointed day arrives, the
Rhoonds assemble from all parts Of the country.
dressed in their Gnery some with bear skins thrown
over their shoulders others with tails Of peacocks
flowing behind them. and the long winding feather
Of the Jungle cock waving on their heads. Thus
decked out they dance, leap, and rejoice. beating
drums and playing on instrument not unlike In
sound 10 the Highland pipe Soon after noon the
JAM presiding priest, with the aid OF his assist
ants fastens the unfortunate victim to cord which
has been firmly fixed in the ground and there stand
ing erect he suffers the cruel torture of having the
flesh cut from his bones in small pieces by the
knives OF the savage crowd who rush upon him and
contend with each other for portion. Great value
is attached 10 the first norsel cut from The victim
body for il Is supposed - contain great virtues,
and proporiionate easerne-s is evinced TO obtain
il. But considerable danger 10 the person OF the
operator attends the feat for il happens also that
equal virtues are attributed 20 the es OF the lucky
holder OF the frs; slice To guard agains; 50 disa-
creeable an appropriation, a village will perhaps
depuc one of its number to endeavor TO secure the
much desired object ard they accordingly arm him
with knife. tie cloths abou; him, and holding on
by the ends al the appointed signal rush W th two
or three thousand others ct the miserable sacrifice
when ii their man should be successful in his aim,
they exert their utmost efforts to drag him from the
crowd so few being able to approach the wretched
object at once. Should he escape unhurt the
whole turn their faces TO their homes for in order
to secure its full efficacy, they deposit in their
fields before the day is passed the charm they have
so cruelty won The intent of this inhuman sacr
fee is to propitiatc Ceres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
Uatent Mle0irines
FITS FITS ,

avAN'S VEGETABLE EXTRAcT-An infLllible RENE
dy for Epilrptic Fits Falling Sickness, convulsions
Sc-Ths medicine which IL purely yegetsble, 10 the only
remedy been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto invunerablo disease. II 10 well known
from tune mmemoris physicians have pronounced Epep
tic Fits incuab II has haied all their skt and the boat
OF all medicine and consequently thousands nayc
suffered through miserable existence and II last yielded
up Their lives upon the altar Of insanity This Ia no hcuon
paerna feeling s innumerable hearts viii bear Tea
,iInony. Aud with all Difference TO tho opinions OF phys
cans the learned and great, poslnve9, Epilepsy
can be cured We not Of how long standing or what
the effects produced by II can be cured The Vegeta
BILE Extrac: all powerful in curing This dread seouge OF
the famly-hundreds have been cured ard the
hcales omsny be tho principal Office 1874 Grand
have their examined and advice given free OF charge
Let doubt the efficacy OF the Vegetable Extract or
who think their hopeless let such call upon the fol-
lowing who hsye either been cured or are now
using the medicine:
MIRA Jane Bennett, whose afflicted for eight or
nine years with Epepc Fs cured by using the We
gelable ExtTsct-call and see her atl7l Grand-st
Mr. Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years with
Epilepuc Fits cured by using the Vegetable Extract
call and him at TIA DeAncysL Mrs Eleanor W. ief
was afflicted for twenty with Epilepuc Fs. and was
cured by ueng Vegetable Exraccall and see her o.
Yorkvle Mr.. VIM H. Parsells, who has been afflicted
for twen three yeas with Epepc Fits Ia now using tho
Vegetable Exuac-call and him al No. ll9 Broomcst
And others may be called on " desired Price
81 per bottle.
Ivans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pils. for removing all NOR
bid corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price 70
cents per box. DRS VANS HART, Proprietors.
l4f lmeod- Principal Office 1874 Grsnd-st Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
WTNER,s PICTORIAL SYRUP


A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY for Coughs,
n Colds, Hosrseness, Splitting OF Blood, Whoopns
Cough Croap, Pleursy, Bronchitis, Consumption PSns
and Soreness Of the Breast and Lungs.
Asthma Distressing disease the suferings OF which
have been said be txn those OF dea can %
cured by the use ofhs medicine. The symptoms OF this d
ease are violent Of construction OF the chest WIN
aloud wheezng respraon hear the patient al some DIS
lance wheeling breathing Such attack as this soon
accompanied By short and difficult cough during which tbs
face pal elongated and pnched tho nose snd exrem
ties become cold the skin throughout the bouy becomes
rough from reIocession blood from II, or
rense creeping is felt in different parts OF me bocy
the patient looks as he were dying; he IL cold and
pale and gaspng for brealh and In such agony rom s
want Of t. that would think him dying. Such an al
tack as his may only few minutes II may last sew
hours generally takes place about the middle Of the
night, and frequent any sudden change OF the
weather.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by JOHN WI
NER CO. e3 Madeulane New York, sole proprietor for
the United Ststes and 2 Fulton-st l3 Bowery OF
Spring, 1913 Hudson OF Spring, GA Broadway and
Dugsts generally throughout the country In Brooklyn,
nj the office the L. l. Star 81 Fultonst and f. T. Quirh
Co cor of Atlantic and Columbia sts l2f lmeods
UNFAILIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs-The
proprislo. ofhe Danish Linimsnt, which has sllnlred
such celebrity In the north Of Europe for s efficacy In
healing Frosted Limbs and been introduced by him In PM
gdepha with equal Success acGuan'a those AFFLICTED thst
te has appointed Agencies al 26 Beecker-s and 80
ane aud 81 Maiden-aDe, up stairs where snpply
red . bottle his Srr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
UNIVEESITY EDITION

OF DR.. WEBSTERS DICTIONARY: Abridged from
~ the OuaT.o American dictionary, with Walkers keyl
tbs pronunciation Of Greek, Latin ard Scripture proper
names etc etc. with smor and Bust OF the Author One
volume. royal duodecimo.
In ,s Revised Edition. the principal obec. ss been 10
furnish work those classes OF the community
who want for consultation something ABOVE an ordinary
School Dictionary hut who disposed 10 purchase
Websers larger works. For this purpose numerous id
ciions have been meds 10 he vocabulary and 10 The dehn
onery which sdded in The edition o. 1884, and alsofrom
tho addenda OF 1885, that ths number OF words In this 70
cabuary above fly tioJcnd $4,000 more hau In
Wslke e large Dictionary
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use Il
now presented 10 the public in the hope that Il win meet the
wants OF mudtudes OF The counrynen OF Dr. eoste not
only among the teachers AID higher cassesn Public Schools
snd Academies also in the Counting House, thu Manu-
factory and Family For sale ley booksellers ally
HUNTINGTON Il SAVAGE,
na Prarlsi 4 York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

r9r Dyspepsa.-That most unpleasant aid dangerous
cured by ST. istey Coopers Ant-DysPepue Pill
practice OF Sir 4sey Cooper and which has met win such
nt.i success In ia. cd world. ia now introduced
IN m siS the Atlantic So CREST Is mer,! That OF
- nos, r,insn practitioners administer their prsc-
c Thousands OF testimonials offs beneficial effects might
be sddaced bu he proprietor feels assured that The oesI
recommendation is is efficacy and therefore prefers sub
hitting Il 10 b., tested by impartial public De wishes
IL however distinctly understood ths: he does not pretend
thai this Psi will cure thing but only tbs; Il VIII cure
cersin di.ess If psrsevered in Among these s- indn
Stomach Indigestion Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia
Constipation and such diseases depend
upon improper tone OF the stomach Those who use
th-ss Pills without deriving any benent shall have heir mo-
nsy refunded Price Is per box ru eneeuoas &C.
compsnyng each box. For sale ONLY by
DR.. CAROL CO. No. Murray-st near broadway,
I7flmeod- Principal Agents IN America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
THE TRIBUNE.

WAIT AND vULT, or, TIE Twins Translated .tie from
the Flegeljahre Of JEAN PAyr In two go sl,s,
Boston James Monroe 6 Co Wiley ( Putnam
New.York 1916
we greet with great pleasure this translation OF
.,s Of Richter most celebrated works. We can
mt soubt tina, the unex pec;ed earnestness OF wei
cor,e with which his biography by the same refined
and feeling writer received will be extended 10
ibis book also
Richter is q most difficult and complicated theme
n opc who wishes 20 knox him well He loves
complexity and perpexity, and if he has riches to
adorn palace, splendid the three-mile villa OF
.dtsn he cannot be contcned without the amrse
men, Of arranging then, i'll labyrinth His main
thought is so oppressed by collateral thoughts that
/, is often difficult to seize it, The translator gives
mi, account of the scope of this book
.one might before reading ask what ia the object
,ns character of the work 1t would be difficult to an
sser But it msy be called series OF pictures oescr'o
ing the successive moods of mind OF the Pee an9 from
these moods of mind, arise scenes Of comic tehaet :"
n,,betc interest 1t contains Jean Peuls own view OIL
he value of his that of an imaginative winter
and the adaptation of such pursuit 10 the actual word
Drobsby throws light the personal character
O, Inc author than any other OF his works
His most authentic biographer tells us that Richter
In the combined characters of his Twins meant TO EN-
body the characteristics OF the true poet Inc truthlu
moss generosity tenderness and hopeulness OF the poet
cal temperament wrought in and blended with humor
nd satire with cold sarcastic dissection OF character
with penetrating knowledge and keen sense oil all
that Is false and hypocritical
This is an union belonging 10 the highest form OF ge
uius to Shakespeare Cervautes, Burns prominently 70
lean Paul himself
"wipa like true woman, loves the tender, the spir-
nua the poetical in Walt but is only brought 10 ac
knowledge her love TO the societyrehned and accom-
plshed Vuit when he exhibits 10 her his culture an
knowledge of the world and by his address draws IRON
her unsophis,icated character its deepest secret
Bu, the book is chiefly enchanting from the myriad
beauties which adorn the banks of the stream as 1t
lows more than for the object seeks orthe burthen
tbears
For ourselves what we think OF Richter, here az
elsewhere, was expressed long since in the follow
rs lines, which il not good verse convey to as,
even now, go true a sense as to seem worth ueing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
RRAITYwAITE1s RETROSPECT

nF PRACTICAL MEDICINE ard surgery. Par: r.
Ju 1875 January, 1916 lgat published, containing
upward OF 600 pages octsvo. Price 30 cents.
This invaluable comp.nd of Medical Intelligence COM
prs an account of every ccovery and Improvement Of
any in portnce in The medical science during the
last six nors. Il ia that il acknowledged TO
be indispen shle the practitioner who wishes 10 keep
pace With the Improvements OF the and lis merits are
well known lie profession who with on accord have
ranked il The mott trlly nssul medical Journal ever
published.
Terms FOR the whole series No. 10 u, So Per year
Isf DANIEL ADEE, iO7 Fuon.s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

THE DUEL SErTLED.-The affair of honor. which
we mentioned yesterday having been me trP's,
between party of gentlemen from Philadelphia, who
repaired this City days ago and soJourned 'Hccs
for the purpose OF adjusting preiimnaries has un-
derstand been amicaby settled by the friends of the
parties The principals Mr.. DeveuX Powell, son
of Col. J. Fl. Powell. OF Philadelphia, and young gen
tleman from Savannah Ga. named Daryel. The friend
of Powell il is understood Gen Harlon, and of
Danyel Mr.. 81; George Croghsn. Mr.. Danyeil was the
challenger Baltimore Patriot Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

and b.au,ifar of Natures covering for tho head bP
uocrnles the most ancient medical writer upon ms
law. in his Treatise The parts or The Human booy
mai the fat of The Ursu (Bear) Is very nutuve IN sAI
ng and preserving roots OF The hair oil adults wren P.g
occurs The inner membranes OF The fesh
or re ear nearest the skin covered win aiming at
which f1rm. th from whence spring ana originate
law Of Mature and follows that the oil produced from
IN. IN, of this animal very useful To the human race 10
10 The recovery Of the hair when premAiurey lost
surely no greater proof be dduced IS 70 the value Of
genuine Bears Oil for the hair For years The pure article
6eS been considered by the eminent Physicians The
be, remedy dnndruf falling OF or weakness OF tho
hair and all complaints connected herewith Crest care
rhond be taken in all cases the genuineness and
,y Of The oil The real article carefully purified and high
ly prrfumed, for sale by A. B. SANDS CO. Cheufg,
rs Broadway, cor Chambertst; ~ Fulton-M hno "a
al, no,,,a. 2Sf imeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

Glove Anodyne TootAehs Drops arsmedy ma. ws
well as benefits These Drops have been extensively used
thousands will bear grateful testimony TO hes value as
subject 10 this horrible pain should remember that The Glove
Anodyne will certainly II In one minute when applied
:" prenared and sold by A. B. SANDS CO., Chemists.
rs Broadway corner Of Chanhers-sl and sold also az
~ p ru.C 9t o.n aa' - ' 26f lueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

TERRIBLY GRAPHGc.-The Dover n. H., Enqu
rer says tina, at late Loco Foco meeting in that
the Chairman the conclusion OF priistirring ad
dress TO OF boys assembled hear him. related
story OF dead elephant who devoured by pis
nres, and then with tone and emphasis which nigh,
have called spirits from the Vastly deep called upon al
The democratic ptsmires TO " aud help deroHr n.
great elephant Of federalism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
Sruks.
nrRATE ON sLAvERY.

DEBAIE ON SLAVGh1,
HELD IN THE CITY OF Cinciunnt en- the lsi, p, Sd
Il and 6 days of October. -, upon the Question " Is
Slave Holding in Itself sinful. AMI the relation between
Master and Slave sinul relation " between Rev Banch-
srd and II. l.. Rice, D. D. vol i2ro. just publsed by
d, MARK II. NEWMAN. 100 RroljwGy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
TOOTu.aoHE DROPS.

GLOVE ANODYNE Tooth Ache
Drops.-The Great Cure.-No pain 10
comparable to that Of tooth.sche. All
the body may bs In health. bat this
trivial thing, comparatively speaking,
excites In q little while the whole
frame to anguish The great question
then arises, how to relieve u, and In
as speedy manner Ms possible. Tho
cnmflrt thai should be sought Tor IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
Nm. w. Campbell.
JOSEPH, w. SAVAGE, President

WIN. JAS. BoGGt, Stc!e.aIy
" B-Apphcsions for insurance attended 20 without de-
lar =, The Oce No - Wast and slso to the convenience
OF customers d the public the upper pari Of The city by
C. II Mcln.ire sgeu No. S Hndsonst corner OF Spring
., and BIZ l. Newman. ssent corner Of Avenue c. srH
= rs 9awln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
General Notices.

Boston sEssegpt,o5Ps 70 he SsM5xo c
Stne-s,reei. TermHG week or Two cents for
WseSly Tribune syely Friday Morning IS
III new and cheap puhcs!,ons Tor sale 10y ssasa
hy Boston PuhiSh-r' VhieIs, Napoeoo. j-' eodu
~ uydropnthy.-a hydropsih'c Institution has
opened Morrisorrn, N under the supervision OF
DR.. c. t. Dexter.
This es.ablshmenl has the most ample accommodations
for rscnts and It's OF Baths &c are alter me
latest AID most approved plan
The efsc, OF water on disease s truly surprising %
complaints such dyspepsia govt long standing
rheumatism spinal Diseases crvaures, nervous dlicul-
proApsus Of The womb, receive Immediate end permanent
benefit and diseases at arrested and cured
aors!own Is well snown as one Of the most degh.l
and healthy villages 10 the country rendering H. therefore,
very desirable residence for invalids - -,
Applications for admission can be made a! III Waer.s
by letter tpos padl to Dr. DEXTER at MoTrla'o~n Io
ys- The snbscribers' Lozcnge for Cold IN The
Head instantly aleva,es the disagree. able symptom. Of that
unpleasant disorder. Permitted 10 dissolve slowly IN me
mouth in s action ON the ,nlcrs membrane OF ha organ,
also eicacious nui approved remedy for honrsSness
and ioas fyoice. Price y cents box con
Sold the pdrcipsi drug .iores, and ty j. J. COD
DING SoS Hudson. cor. Springs; S' linl.'p+
~ yusf received, asapply OF Arrowrooi- produced
81 fiarys. Georgia Il is July equal In fuaiy 10 ihe
pecl either before cooking after; and is selling al hai
the Price Ga,uous samples for ,-ia my he had q! Inc
suhscr!bers' store. J. l. CODDlNGTOS,
26f linz SO5 Hndson-st. cor. Spring
ry- Cologne Water. moi cheap bu. good worth
Ing by J. Il |. CODDIAGTON.
26f Inn 3l3 Hudson-st cor. SPrinS
y ohm Burdc!l, Dentist, has removes from the
corner OF Broadway and Frankn'ss tEorm-rIy corne,
ChanberssL ana Broudway No. Union place and
square Southeast side of the Park and cor ih-st
FOR The last Two or three years many OF his friends have
nisled and he has had 20 bear the responsibility OF
operations by himself which he viii -na.sy"r I"
correct hereafter. 81 w
- J. -, Wheeler, Attorney and Courgeor al
Law and Cormtsci0Her OF Deeds &c. will attend Ia the
Reading Room cf Ssrasuy Hall I all hours OF the day
-; IviS nstT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
6tatio,lerp, &r.

TEMPLE OF HON0R.-The Subscribers would In;
form The members of tbs order thas they nave on sand
S ss,ortnent Of all the Blank Books ard Blank Forms,
neay printed ruled aud bound in various sized books for
Inc different officers OF this order which they oer on very
w. o,.,ods,iny terms FRANCIS LOUTREL,
mp Manufacturing ststoners II Msiden-lane
IUm ELASTIC Paper Holders.-These Holders or
" Bands are for placing round pape's parcels Ia an
instant be placed round bundle OF papers noong
them rui and We; al al! times ao wing OF great ado tuon
or reduction without any losa of copactness or
80 SSr Sa,'oners II Msiden-laBe
NI,ITr- DKAFT-. BlIs, OF Exchange, Shipping
lSReceiDts Bils Lading, &c. In great variety, by
o,.a n Msider.lane.
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERs.-A hne assor..
Ement iust made up for use, under the new rosage
Law They are Of the strongest Posi- Office paper suitable
for stee penl by r c. ROOT CO. Punhsne!s,
Jelly coz. 81 vance,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

some murmar al the rant Of system IN R'cttrr'S
'critiagS.
A LABYRINTH iowery wilderness!
Some In thy Slip,5oxes' and Homogeneous
Complain of-want Of order, confess,
Bur not of system in its highest sense.
Who asks guiding clue through this wide mind,
10 lore of Nature such will surely find
10 tropc cimes live like the trol9c bird
Whene'er e.fraueht grove mp.r tempt thy stay,
Nor be by cares of colder cmes disturbed
No frost the Summers bloom sh all drive away.
Natures wide temple and the azure dome
Bsve plan enough for the free spiriJ's horne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
RICHTER.

poEr of Nature Geu,Ies, OF the Vice
Most airy Of the fancifui, most keen
OF sa;iris,s, thy thoughts, Ike butterflies.
still near the sweetestsceuted flowers have been
Wj:h Titiaus coCrs thOU canst sunset paint
With Rephael's dignity celestial love;
With Hogarhs pencil, each deceit and !eiDt
Ofmeanness md hypocrisy rsprove
Cans, to Devoton's highest hieht sublime
Exalt the mind, by tenderest pathos' arr
Dissolve in purifying 'eara the heart,
Or bid it. shudderiBg, recoil at crime;
The fond Illusions of the youth aud maid
A, which so many world formed ssges sneer,
When by thy tltsr.liehted torch displayed,
Our natural religion must appear.
All things in thee tend TO one polar star
Magnetic all thy influences are