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The Heroic Women
HI ST OR Y.
Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinteiestednes
and Self sacrifice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times. s...-. ..r ..

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinteiestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times. s,...-..
.. BY HENRY G. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REVo.
LUTON "NIGHT IN y BLoCK-HoUsE," &c.
before the OF America examples for inita
ton circumstances, be stated to be
the object OF this BOOK De orquc viile French tourist
and Of se has tu uo sqd uno 9
the The generally respected and dcfc
DAYS Of clvary with much moi cnlightenmcn hero
ic woman is almost object OF worship Men have been
Inspired by the contemplation OF excellence. Let the
reading and study of such work the Heroic Women
become and wives, mothers, sisters, and
daughters, will become more renowned for resolution,
sacrifice than the Spartan females
o. old The ensuing pages include nearly n the in
OF female hcro's with many that are not less re-
kabe, but less generally knowni among which may be
ST. Gersrerl, Gertrude Fan Der Ipart,
| Brunehaui, Mrs Spencer Smiths Es-
| 1ne Sister Of Dugueseiin. Madenoiseie A,n,os,
Jane, Countess OF Moayori, Caher:neI, Of Rtsste,
J oa,, Il 4aeiei,e, Madame D,,teoart, l-
| Margaret Of .injou, Marie -iaioinete,
TheQnesn Of NIrdrre, Tie PRINCES dc Lsns6aiie,
Ia. PSimcsss of Condo, t;heriotte cordey,
| Mary DIRE, IN, Quaker Martyr Madame Roland,
OF N1e Fngiana :,iGdGme Destnonlfns
| Indy Fansilare, Aim.e Ludoinska,
| Indy Banks, Countess de La Ia!eite,
LIdy Morton, !urs. Mott aud Mrs. Breses-
Lily I'd GriseH Bsiiis, Mrs richard shusres.
| IpiiinifTf,d, The Countess Of Elisabeth YaU,
NitisdaIc, The Queen Of Georgia,
| F!orG Macdonald, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
MISS Mdckdy, Mrs. Pnrsley,
LIiy IiIrrie, .icIiGnI Lydia Darragh,
| IL>ilI Walker, Mrs. Had and The noied Mrs.
Madame la RorhjdYSe'in, Him, &c, dc
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OF the association could never effect, Gt is there
fore, useless to compute the comparative COM
pound interest on this single dollar if otherwise
invested, which would often but be in an addi
tional visit to the tavern, or some other unpro6t
able expenditure is here effected by the Joint
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Misunderstanding secured, dollar for dollar. by
tangible real estate, in addition to the PooR MANS
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tute Of credit, and destitute of the means Of sua
tenance-living upon charity or upon such acci-
dental employment as chance may happen to
throw in their way. They are able, willing and
anxious to earn their daily bread by the toll Of
their hands The work, for aught we know, is in
proper state TO be continued the material ig
either ut hand or the facilities Of transportation
arc open and yet these absolutely suffering la
borers arc idle--and why
We are credibly informed that on yesterday,
when Senator Borland's resolution was agreed to,
many Of these poor men, who have been waiting
here for months actually she'd tears. They had
fondly hoped when the bill passed the House,
with the endorsement Of MIR. Stanton twho is n
practical mcchanic) that he never saw better
foundation" il would pass the Senate without
delay. But it seems they were doomed to further
disappointment. A FRIEND TO TIE LABoRER,
Our correspondent propounds three difficult
questions. To know wbcn Congress will act def.
nitively on any practical measure, especially while
engaged in President,making, IS far beyond our
powers Of divination Why the appropriation
has not already been made, is probably because
it is the pay OF tho laborcrs, and not Of the
Senators, that is suspended Why the House
committee made no report upon the condition 0
the foundations, can probably only be answered
by the committee itself
An equally difficult question has been pre-
sentcd to US respecting the means by which tn
many workmen now lettering in our city obtai
their daily bread.