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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
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AniJtTy If lster7al and Foreign RLd,t0n4
The of Ire existing order OF affair. who
equally enemies Of pubic repose aimed this cay
disturb the peacesbe inhabitants Of city By circ
atrg alarming reports pretending that priyste properly
threatened AID that The ciiizcnE composing he Ma
Gona Guard d!vded n oplni0r-a his being done
win the corrupt purpose Of petusitg cscord pre-
venting me assembling Of hat congre,s which
game The Republic. Conduct perHdiou. az E moment
Of extreme peril for the Independence OF the country
calculated 10 seet most deeply eyrry patriot and the
people who eagerly sought learn the origin Of The alarm
aud 20 Place themselves around the Supreme Government
Szi The Goyerrr-rt, ppoe by public opinion
he mos, ecacious precautionary measures thanks 70
which cain reesi4bshed, without the necessity OF
r-so. TO force or other an Hose OF p-rtason
srd aIs people, which mas been s!,oco1sly
s1orded proof Of the prudence good sense und
moderation which u mas 90 often given.
In The supplement 10 The Dtaro Of his day OF which
send goa copies you ~t End tne Proclamation Issued in
The circumstances by MS Excelercy charged with the
supreme executive power Firm lis principles ne
determined 10 carry Cut the Of the Revolution
eoIencec q Jssco and seconded n Citadel Of This
Cspa Standing upon his basis directs recon-
mend 70 your zceieney tia; Drcvice, with the most
sotos zeal mat n your STATE oohold IL foucd for
The suggestions Of The enemies Of The Plan Of the Citadel
who aim al nothing less than the destruction Of The Gov
eminent Be on the contrary you drecred assduous-
y % ProTcs for the security Of public order md liberty as
well - for rendering the assistance indispensable for The
prosecuo: Of the war which The eoua,yts eomproisod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
Twelve Days Later
FROM EU r. O p e.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
RISE IN THE PRICE OF PROVISIONS
IN IRELAND.

ADVANCE IN AMERICAN COTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

STATE OF rHE CouN!RY-DEArHS From STARRY
ArioN-The accounts OF the state q; the country
nnee 20 DC most distressing letter from Dunssrvon
OF the Isth says he CONDITION OF the people = truly
heart rendInS. hey are starving One OF the ira
scons, very intelgcn; gave most deplorsole &C
count OF the sights witnessed by them they csr along
to-day By the houses OF taei- prisoners They were
followed by traacclooSing women and children hall
naked whose cries weTe unlike anything human-oeins
husky, broken and quite feeble, IRON starvation
Our pabla correspondent writing on the 18th saws:
There again most aea-trendins Of des
ntuaon from various parts OF the country and social dis
organization is prevailing lar sud wide. Although the
Board OF Works have, Up this dsy SA,ed no less
plants n counties either that works have
coamenccd or that those II operation totally insult
c,entto give employ the crowds OF DESTITUTE beings
who pro~i sSog, seeking the keeping body snd
take advantage OF the general de.staron in o-ssn!znza
system OF Outrage but the really destitute seldom ioin
n these eoafsdsscies but patiently endure their suffer
ing n the hope O; speedy reGel This is think ,he
most trying period; io- We may expect considerable
aeSSI;on when employment becomes seacraI
the country, The system OF voluntary rrief M
is pretty generally adopted ouiloud complains, -
made thSt some aosepteeS who large estates are
are not contributing. The workhcusss which Two
months sso did no, contain hsf the number thew are
capable of accommodating, csowGeG AID many
ofthe poor fox wSnt OF roor, lodged ou,houses
The isborers different pSris OF the country having
objected 70 work by piece or task wrrk. ard shown
disposition violence 70 prevent others dong
Sc the Lord Lieutenant has addressed memorandum
20 the Chairman of the board OF Works. the effect
ihSt after full explanation of the OF the rssk
work and the wsses which may be earned the iabo-ers
shall sui refuse the work provided tc- the support OF
themselves and their families the officers az 70
withdraw from such locality as it not conssten; With
the directions OF the Government tAst they should be
subjected 70 offence snd violence IN performance Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
Naval stores.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

dry 10 0 20 0DrTY-Turpentne above
In b'c32 Il o. lis, - I, cwr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

O. A friend tells characteristic anec
: : dote of the parsoD, which is worthy of men.
ton, and which we repeat for the benefit OF
our neighbor who let's out the Olympic. He
owned fine race horse in conjunction with
a celebrated and successful turf: and
trainer, and when the fact was made known
to his parishioners, they made inquiry as to
it's truth, and the charge was brought home
to him, At meeting of the elders, the rev
erend gentleman was called before them 10
exculpate himself from the heinous offence of
driving horse in race. Feeling that it
would be idle to put his defence upon the ra.
tional ground of the morality and utility of
racing-a defence which he was very compe.
tent to make with ingenuity and force-he
made up his mind to ''confess and avoid" as
the lawyers say. Accordingly he addressed
them thus;-''It's true, gentlemen, Tom Wat.
son and do own Jake Creath together
he's not bad horse either-when he starts,
he wins. Old man Watson trains and runs
him at his own expense-I get half his wins
nngs, because allow my half Of the horse
to ron when Col. Toms half goes. If YOU
will provide way for my half to remain in
the stable during the race, am perfectly will.
ing to retire from the turf"
Whether the elders were convinced bv his
logic, or were Modified by his having named
the horse after the Rev. Jncob Creat6, a eel.
ebrated preacher, we know not; but he was
not dismissed from his charge.-Cin. Gaz.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
~ sixth day of November, A. b. 1s45,
Perry II. Babcock and John G. Mcbride filed
their bill in chancery in the court of common
pleas, for Portage county, Ohio, against Eras.
tus q. Hinds and Benjamin F. Hopkins, stating
that said Kinds gave two notes to said Hon.
kins for eighty five dollars each, one payable
November first ls45, and the other PAYABLE
November first 1876: that to secure said
notes Kinds mortgaged to Hopkins piece
ofland in Franklin, Portage county, Ohio. be.
ing. part Of lot thirty. one in said township.
and known as Lots sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen, and one fourth of the North s;de ', Of
Pomeroy & Rhodes subdivision, containing
one and three fourth acres; that Hopkins
sold said first note to Babcock g. Me Bride.
and also assigned to them said mortoaoe:
ana the bill prays that said mortgage NAV
be foreclosed; and the SAID Erastus &. finds e
hereby notified that unless he appeara. and
pleads, answers or demurs to said b;ll within G
sixty days after the next term Of soid "" conrt
the SAID Babcock & Mcbride, at The ter~
next after the expiration of said sixtv Savs -
will take said bill for confessed and = doosas,
thereon accordingly. NsS''e
| 70. , SPALDING & DAY.
March :, 1910 sOls, for Compr..
-, =, .o''' .-f 6W4I.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
BETTER THAN BEAUTY.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

3 a BY CHARLEs SWAIN
My love is not a beauty, 'r 6, sst
To other eyes than mine;
Her curls are not the fairest,
Her eyeu are not divine;
Nor yet like rose buds parted,
Her lips of love may be, ..s
But though she's not a beauty,
She's dear as one to me-
Her neck is far from swan like,
Her bosom unlike snow,
Nor walks she like deity
This breathing world below; D."
Yet there's light of happiness
Within, which all may see;
And though she's not beauty,
She's dear as one to me.
/ would not give the kindness.
The grace that dwells in her,
For all that Cupid's blindness
In others might prefer!
Iwould not change her sweetness
For pearls Of any sea.
For better far than beauty
Is one kind heart TO me!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

RULES TO BE Observed Ry v1s1roRs IN
PRINTINa OFFIcE.-Enter softly. ait down
quickly, don't touch the type or press, saw
nothing interesting, engage in no con.rover.
sy, don't' smoke, keep four feet from the edi.
tors table hands off Of the papers, EYES
OFF OF THE MANUSCRIPT.
II the printers are abrupt, or look savage.
take 1t tor granted that they are stalled-eay
your subscription and vanish-tell your ne,oh.
Dor to ego and do likewise"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

G Let us cease to complain of heatbo,
idolatry until we cease to be chargeable with with
the same offence. Does not society tea,,,
with that lowest ijolatry, n.ansmon ,corsS;aa n ,
And % not men continually offer sacriace . 5e,
fore the shrine of one idol-self2 'e'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICEis hereby given to all persons in
IN terested, that, at the February Term,
A. D. l846 of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Portage county, Ohio, the Executors and
Administrators on the following estates pres
sented their several settlement accounts which
were ordered to be placed on file in the Office
Of the Clerk of said Court for the linspec ton
and exception Of all persons interested until
the next term of said Court. to vii.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
TAILORING.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
= nounce to the citizens Of Ravenna and
vicinity. that he has commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
two doors east of Mr.. Kent's store, where he
is prepared to do all work in his line on the
shortest notice and in the latest fashion, and
hopes by strict attention to business to re-
ceiye liberal share of public patronage.
Cutting done to order and on the shortest
notice. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Nov. .'98th, Is45, 1y9S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
TAIL @ Rim G

NhE subscriber would respectfully an
noHncs 10 the citizens of Ravenns AM
vicinity, that he has again returned and 4. u Iau
the shop which he formerly occupied. in me- M.A
sons Block, and 10 fully prepared to do ali a.,
kinds of work in his line of business: and ' No.
hopes by prompt attention to business to 70
ceiye share of public patronage. " .
CUTTING done to order and in RI. h...
sty,e. ~ E. M. CLARK.
Ravenna, March II, 1s4s, arr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
MAYO'S HILL.

The excavation OF the Old Council Chamber Hill is pre-.
crossing steadily and rapidly under the supenendence
Mr.. Robert Harvey. 1t will be long before this large
and beautiful spo II ground in the very OF the City,
will be prepared tor suitable building lots We know o,
eligible situation. We shall It, instead OF
remaining dreary and Improbable waste, covered with
handsome dwellings, king the splendid surround
scenery which strikes, wh much interest, the
ton of every stranger
The sprit Of improvement and enterprise in City Is
fully awake, and maniiestny i,se every quarter
And although the City has increased the last
years than Tor fifteen years peuou-y.t there
ample field for the OF tins SPIRIT and
it sul further and pr, titabiy occupied.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
EVENING SESSION

The bill in relation the extension the jurisdiction Of
Single Justices was ordered to Its engrossmeni.
The bill providing for the OF the Louisa Rail
Road the base Of the Blue Ridge rejected
by a vote OF ayes 81, noes 70.
The bill proposing increase the Literary Fund, being
on Its second reading
MIR. GOkDOS moved its indefinite pOstponement
Alter considerable GIscussiUn-Messrs. Yerby and Lee
opposing, and MesSIs. Gordon, Tunsta, w. II. Cuss
and STROLLER supporting the mouon postpone, the
House refused postpone the bil indefinitely by the
following
ArEs-Messrs. Goode (Spcsker,) w. Il. B. Gusts,
HaTvie, Powell, Baldwin, Turnbull, Msclin, BOcock
Flood, Dickinson OF c., Lacy, Cairngon Wmfree Hob
son, Thompson OF D., Chisman, Scott, Hall OF FauquIer
Sucei, Saunders, Jones' Leakr, Walker. Edmunds,
vail, Brown of Hanover, M'Rae Goodwin, Bowden, Wal
lace, Gaines, Robinson, Gordon Blgley, Bauk Shop
ard, Alexander, EdmondsOn, Middleton, Onver, Syme
1UnsIa Lanier, Daniel, Brawner Suother, Lyons, Tate
Sebrel, Holiday Freeman, Goodson, LeftwIch-53.
NOEs-Messrs. Souihail, Brown OF Albemarle, Laync,
Massie, Dickinson OF Bath, Burwe, Mitchell, Boak
Thompson OF Botetourt, Camden, Miller, Toer, Fox,
BToadus, Garrett Moss, MCung Sullman Wall, Carson
Heu, Thompson Of H., Lee, Flowers w cotton. Towner
Patrick Gresham, GOare, Mcintyre, Taylor, Ezey, Clay
Psrriott Adams. Wade, Hamilton, Michael, Kilby
Newton, Watts Happier, VERIFY, Edgington, Mcpherson,
Tatum, Hner Cooke, Fairfax, Dey, McDearmon, Long,
Prtehard, Gold HarPer, MaTtT Co~an Fugatc Denson,
Snekley, chnn billiard, Hail Ut Taylcr, West, Funston.
Rice, Neal-bI.
On motion OF Mr.. STROLLER the House adjourned with.
out ordering the ball TO It's engrossment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
THE DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES

The Union Of Monday night confirms ans atoms from
the Spanish Of cia documents relative to the defeat Of
the English and French combined force in attack on
Psi.snder small town the Uruguay, by de-
tachmen of the Argentine and Oriental forces Ii adds
nothing the seeeunts sready received The action
took place the 29ih September. 1t commenced
with fourteen large vessels OF 1.-The Anglo French
squadron with the pirate Garribadi, composed in all
Of more than thirty sail"
A proclamation issued by Gen. DiaI, raIying hi,
forces, and the account says:
Almost Immediately afterwards the battle began be-
the battery, President Orbe" and the combined
hees. which lasted a hour The AngloFtench and
Garnbald repused. The FIST reueaed the low
Uruguay, and the pirate took the direction Of Sso.
'The English grounded the hidden rocks
which obsruct the navigation of Uruguay in its prin-
cipal channels and could only be got off after great
tons, and sustaining some damsge."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
THE TAX BILL

The Senate engaged nearly the whole Of yesterdays
sitting, on ". position Of the Committee Of GeneraI
Laws to retain the upon lands 10 the SIOC,
he Of last yoar) instead # cents passed by tho
House OF Delegates. The amendment was carried by a
vote Of 10 to -. The bill from the House, proposes
reduction Of ten per cent most Of The subjects Of taxa
ton except merchants licenses. The whole saving pro-
posed, will be ubost $4,000 Ard TIN, is to be done
when body is comp rg-eydenily with view to
check Internal Improvements. Are the people ready to
say that Virginia must stand sor rather that she must
fall still farther behind her sister States ell that coleu
lated to render Commonwealth respectable and prospe-
rous We can hardly anticipate the success Of such d
sentiment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

ell TO itself to reward. We trust that such will
ever be the characteristics of our countrywomen.
IL would be Prcsumptuous in to offer single
hint for their guidance. But If there is one dan.
ger in the Republic, to which, much any
other, the youth Of our land exposed, it is in
placing too high an estimate upon mere greatness
of intellect or station. They see the worship
which is awarded to the man of mind, the defer
encc which is paid To the man in office, in n
country which acknowledges no orders of nob-
w. Let the mother beware how she ministers
TO the devouring flame of ambition. Let her teach
the pratter at her knee, to venerate the good, as
well as affI its Just value to the great. Let her
find model If she can, in this degenerate ora
but il not let her turn from the crowd of office
hunting demagogues, TO the golden age in the
worlds history which gave birth to WASHINGTON.
Let her point in him to that harmonious combina-
ton of moral and intellectual excellence which
alone constitutes the truly great man. Alas as
cirilisa,ion advances, shall such men disappear 7
reared upon a model
"Such a. Columbi, arise when she
Sprung forth Palas arm'd and undefedi
Or such minds be nourishd in the Wild
Deep in the imprinted forest, midst the roar
OF cstsracts, where nursing Nature smiled
On infant Washington Has earth no more
Such seeds within her breast1
Yes, within her teeming bosom. such seeds are
scattered in rich profuson, and need only for
their full and glorious development a fostering
hand like that of Mary, the mother Of Wash.
ington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
A CALL UPON PATR1ors.

bAFIfETIEl Feb. IIih, 1876.
To The Editors of Hs Wig.
Genuemcn.-lis the snKous wish Of great number o.
both political parties Stub Western Virginia and par
ueulary bs Trends IN Montgomery, that wM. b. PRES
TON should again return the councils Of his State
The Convention question Of moment 10 U.s. and must
be setcd Tna he would only present hs own aod
native county, but thnthe would represent the whole South
wesi (a parics with sbily, decision and f,mnes
worthy one Of VrgnIas nobost s1ns, one can doubt
We ask that similar cell be made upon the Johns,ons
Floyd', Summers Siewsts, &c. The question - not o.
political complexion. Talent, integrity end good sense
sre the ingredients called Tor.
4 Cinrsn Of fht .Sonfh IY,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
THE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON
YNARsuALI. p. PIKE.

BYNARsHALL p. PIKE.
Disturb not his sumhsr. let Washington sleep,
Meath the boughs Of the willow that DER him weep;
His arm Is unnerved, but his deeds remain bright
As the stars IN the dark vauIed Heaven at night
Oh! wake not the hero, his battles are DER.
Let HIM rest undisturbed on Potomac's fair shore;
On the rivers green border Howery drest,
With the hearts he loved fondly. let Washington rest
A wake not his sumbers, tread lightly around
lis the grave OF q freeman-'ti- liberty's mound;
Thy name is immortal-our freedom II won
Brave sire of Columbia, our own Washington.
oh! wake not the hero, his battles are DER
Let him rest camnly rest, his dear native shore;
While the stars and the stripes Of country shall
wave
Ger the land that boast OF WashinRton's Crave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
Ger the land that can boast Of Washington, Grave.

pT FACTS To BE REMEMBERED That Consumption 10
o.i always produced by cold that might easily be cured
WtstaTs Balsam Of Wild Cherry viii
matter OF how long andng That the mideT form Of
itself IL also cured BY this Baam That
lawyers elersymen and that
e1uaei Tor eeaey affections the and
scores rejoice In the
tn Bsam, would have been their
up TO die BY their friends and physeAns Above
this Invaluable medicine has been initiated under
and Inst DE- Wstafs Baam of Wild
lied on TO 1t has bees walbiedo Asthma every
what physician has sebevedand
To h Fof delicate health young It stand, unrivass-
as Il does for all diseases Of this climate.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
fe 10 GAYNOR WOOD Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
To THE WIG PARTY OF FRANKLIN.


Felow-Ciiizens: IL is definitely Understood that
present Wing member declines reelection; howe
much may regret this determination Of our faithful re-
preventative, incumbent select his successor
and also associate candidite but mee before the
people assemble for the purpose of nominating their candi
dates, hat the petensons OF the prominent names be
carefully scaned 10 the end that may approach near
y 10 unanlmy and concert OF acon-pa
considerations in the selection Of candidates for county
which the mso:iy either be and pune
tious In view OF the above have thought proper to
sugge the name OF Capt. GRESHAM CHOICE as an IN
diVduai, Who GeefenIly believed, richly deserve.
the confidence O the Wing party patriot OF the pu-
TYPE gentleman in most refined accepation Of
the term, whose devotion the Wing cause, under all
cIrcumsances, whose orthodoxy whose eminent quali
GATORS whose immaculate personal character need no
endorsement. Capt CHolcE has long been known To the
Wings at franklin Of the abest eXpoundes Of their
principles, as sterling Wing, naoquanted with despon
dency amidst all the that have oyeaken the party
To intimate knowledge Of the absiruse questions
Of State adoption, he adds business habits clear head
interchangeable ZEAL unurng energy and, in fact. all the
cardinal requisites Of good representative that the
people may well be proud Of As several gentlemen have
already been spoken OF with respect tins station we
iorbear to express opinion who should be ass1ca-
ted with Captain we'll assured that have ample capt.
tai upon which draw The precious space the Wing
admonIshes To stop here and leave much unsung
deyOuty trusting that may elect Captain c. and some
other sound Wing, We hereby pledge the accomplish.
ment Of that end the Corporation OF d..
Franklin Co., Va, Feb llth, 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
HAxnyrn Fab lr-lsI6

Messrs. Editors by the papeis that Of the
most useful members OF the Legislature have deiern ned
TO retire 10 private life after the present session Virginia
can but badly spare her best IN times like these and
the Wing Party particularly nseds the services Of her long
tried and always faithful servants, in the ensuing Lsgsls
ure. ltswith uneigned that learn that EDxuxp
BRoADDCs OF Cu'pcper, and VALENTINE w. SpUruslL OF
Albtmarie, will not be candidates the April &c
ton but speak the sentiment OF the whole Wing party
Of Virginia, when call upon these gentlemen TO re-
eonsfer their determination, and urge upon them ono.
more to sacrifice their private affairs for the good Of the
COmmonweaItf. HANOVER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

U. ;. SHIP PLYMOUTH.

tiarbOr OF Rio, 10Th Dec. 1915.
The frgate Congress. Capt Dupont, bearing the broad
pendant OF Com. Stockton, arrived here Sunday the
29nd Instant The day following. Com. Stockton, with
Capt Dupont and The officers 1T the Congress- visited the
plymouth, where they met by Mr. Wise, Minis
ter together with his eGc,lency, Dnn Hose Cavacante
the Enperors Minister oi Marine aud sovera officers Of
the Brazilian service, sides cmed consul Mr..
Parks and several other American citizens. Including
Hr. Wise and Mr. Parks, we're four eImembers Of
Congress Of the party.
Com RoSseau; their arrival presume shal 60 to
tie River, and there We have thirty or forty
Amsf ca1 vessels here daily, arriving and departing.
fTe2hs are low coll hight costs cents TO cents
on board The crop viii be about 100000 bog this year
about one half Of Vhich the T. States md the
lance TO Europe; 100000 bags have gone forward the
United States within the last three months Of which about
$4,000 went TO New Ofleans. Believe yours. II.
court martial will b. held board the Plymouth to
morrow, by order Of Commodore Stockton for the trial Of
some Of tue crew Of the Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

The Lecture Of th, Rev. f. h. MloooS, on Friday eve.
ming IN behalf Of the Asbury Sabbath School, was listened
% By large and ,gen, audience with nanfect emo
lions Of APPRECIATION and delight The subject which had
been previously anuouncod-"The Love Of Excitement
was discussed for about hour 10 manner at once in
siruetve and entertaining. Striking and impressive illus
faiOns were dawn from almost every department Of life
and their application enforced with reference To oil the
classes Of society. Each kindly. though hope
ehectuay, reproyed for the sacrifices which offers al the
shrine Of this aobsOrbing feelng-the sieTner for tho
svdiy with which II sights and scenes which
should be shunned and the arer and softer for the waste
Of pity and oommpsssion which il aUshts upon The eSqui
sley wrought but imaginary suHefngs OF the unfortunate
hero m heroine "of the last novel;" BlLr. AMER