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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

dor RENT-FOR OFFICES AND MEuHANIca'
L SHOPS The premises in which the SfAa Is
now printed and published. on stre.t south side,
near Its intersection With 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenues consisting Of two Buildings, in front
and rear, with convenient yard rom intervening
The front building contains four at present
divided of, three q the ground floor and one in the
second story; all Of them being ell located for me-
chanics' shops. The two lower story front rooms
will slso make capital Offices. The ba k build ng
will answer we'll for machine shop carpenters,
painters. blackspths. Or other mechsnics shop, re-
quling 10 be 10 at.d right In the business centre Of
the city, and 10 be spacious.
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
fep S-if WALLACH HOPE
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INFANT D. eitua lon A Nurse. by q middle.
w e d woman Rsfsrencss given II required
ri 20 Mrs ODaY0N, on =, bet ID and Sd ssa
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WANTED Two Plumbers wanted imm edisteIy
w Competent and steady hand, will fiod con.
slant employment and best wages by sprlyiug to
PURSE COLLINS,
sep l9-f Opposite Willards' Hotel
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"ANTED-Board and Lodging for the Winter
w for two persons, occupying one room. in a
private family in g. orgetnwn or this oitv. Refer
ences given and required. Addres Box 254, roe. OF
fce, paid sen OPT
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WANrEp-on or before the 18th of November
w next. a comfortable HOUSE, containing i've
or ax rooms, and furnished with baths and gas A
location between 14th and goth Its. west and and
streets north will he preferred Adore So q note to
sc" at rbe Office of the Evening Star.
20-6t
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"ANTE by a good and punctusl tenant a
w asman HOUSE, either Brick or frame, with
IN n short distance Of the Centre Market Please
cal on or aidres. JNO REESE,
Eagle Plumbing end Gas Fitting E. Establishment.
corner Of Sixth street and Pa. avenue.
sep % eos
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WANTS NEGROES.-Tbs subscribers sr.
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
For sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
nore, Md, (slatter'e old stsnd.l Slaves taken on
ooard at Is cents per day.
feb Ply BIN / W. L. CAMPBELL.
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TELEGkAPHU
s1pfes,ly for The Daily Evening star



Nrw ORLEANS, September Is The ss.u.,
united States, With dates from San FRANCHISE
70 the LIST instant, arrived this morning. Moth.
ING OF special Importance hs4 occurred snr.
the sailing Of the lsst steamer. Budpe. hsd
sonsvhst improved. and III. n.,, e., y.
Ing. >-~S
The steamer esorss Law called for Nev
York on the 18th, With nine hundred thoa,.,a
dollas In gold dust
AtSan Frsneisoo Aour was improving s.,s.
Of Gallsso ct $l3 30 Bacon Wa Asld a, !, "a.
ne" pork $3.50; lard l3al4; and vhi,t, h.S
declined 20 cents.
The United States brings dates from Acspu,ss
to the 5th instant Alvarez IA. ,.no,t.a !.
nave entered the city Of U.utha, and was p..h !.
ing forward through Gusrrer, intending %
march for the City ofMsxico, and attack Santa
Anna in his strong hold.
The insurgents had been unsuccss.6,, a,
engagements, the Government troops r.t;r;,,
towards Mexico.
lsEcoSD DEsPArcH
Further Details Of the California Nevr
NEW ORLEANS. September 23-rr.ds In
san Francisco was generally dull, and bust
ness of nearly all kinds in depressed state.
The news from the mines continues to BE- Of
q most encouraging character.
The agricultural. prospects bid fair to ex-
coed the most sanguipe expectations.
More destructive fires are again recorded IN
the San Francisco papers The town Of Mo-
kuimne Hill, I've suspect the telegraph hes
given the wrong namel has been entirely do
stroyed BY frs. Loss, half . million. Also.
Tue town Of st. Louis, Camp secsy. Loss,
French letters Of marqus in the Pacific are
treated a. pirates.
Bateman, the father Of the celebrated chill
dren OF that name, has been ACQUITTED for his
assault on the editer of the San Francisco
Herald.
Preparations, Il Is said, were making in San
Francisco for adescent upon the Russi an q Dos
sessions on the Pacific coast of this continent
The split in the Democratic party of Cali.
fornia had not been united at the last &C.
counts.
Our latest advices from Mexico state that
| Alvarez was at YutiIa.
1t was there rumored that Santa Anna had
sb dictated.
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"ANTED-A MAN, as porter In store, to q
w suitable person good wages will be given
Apply to HOWELL l. MORSEIL
sep O-4ts @, between 9th and 7th streets.
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EfOR RENT-A very nice STORE, on Pennsylva-
l. mia avenue. one door from the corner of IItb
which said corner store has just hepn leased
by Hibus Hitz for their Music establishment
Piano SAILS Rooms &c The Store now for rent IL
about ID feet on the avenue, by 80 feet deep. and
will make capital cation for almost any kind of
business. Apply SOON to Wallaeh 4 Rope, at Tho
Star Office ~
SIP t3-f
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T0 CARPENTIRs.-W Vented, two nrstrate work.
l. men, tn whom the highest wsees will b. given.
Appy ct Library, on b, between 18th and 14th Sta.
eep 16-3ts
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The Reciprocity Bill.

QuEBEc, Sept. 2s-The Reciprocity Bill
passed both houses of Parliament last night
md will receive the Royal assent to-day. The
Governor General will issue a proclsmation
declaring the treaty in force 90 regards Canada.
whenever the President of the United States
will take the responsibility of doing the same.
[sEooNp DEsPArcH.l
Inc list regiment embarked for Liyerpool
to-day, not to be replaced. Other troops were
soon to follow
The Reciprocity Bill has received the ROYAL
assent
Yellow Fever at the South Great Panin and
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LHr-A Frame HOUSE, on L 1t. north. near
10 n street west The Rouse has ten rooms in
goot ofo.r pump Of good water In the yard. Pos
sep 2363t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

WANTED-A JEwILBR, 10 sber) for voskshop,
w and . respectable youth for our stcra. Call q
WARhINRR 3 SEMKEN,
sep 2s-2ts Jewellers.
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ct RACE WALLACH HOPE beVe for ,ent
~ much Of the extenfiva Basement Of the Build.
ings at the southwest corner OF pennsylvenia ave,
hue and llth street. This affords an excellent O ),
portunity for aoy one wishing storage a. the seid
ba ement is very extensive we'll lighted, and n.ved
with fsg stones, and has two or tbres convenient
entrances, and ia also perfectly secure. Amply at
the Star Offee gen I3Ltf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

WANTED-A Situation in . grocery store, BY
w young man Who has bad two years experience
in the business. Satisfactory reference given. Ad
dress "a c. through the Post 0fce.
an h-Afs'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

SPoRrsxES BE CAREPUL-We learn that
there 10 Hiuch complaint by persons passiny
over the road On the other side of tn IonS
Bridge, in regard to the carelessness Of bird
shooters. They send their shot sea ne over
the road to the risk Of injuries to passers BY,
not apparently caring Whether they shoot ira
velers Or not wagner called at the Office
this morning, who nsd received full charge
OF shot about his vehicle and horses heads
Gonners SHOULD take care in their sports, or
otherwise something will be done to abste the
evil Our country friend declares that be will
hereafter carry rife. and put the ball into
any one lie catches firing over the road in the
manner complained about.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

"ANTBD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rnod Dress
w Makers. None but the best need apply Good
wages Given. Apply at No. 35s Eignteenth street
SIP q pc
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WANrE0-By . fmsrt, intelligent white Boy
w about IL years Of age, Q Home. He would Be
ussfil In various business departments, in going
ezra Ids, dc TO a pla-e where he could learn q
t de would be accept able and q number Of years
gwen For further prticulars I'D 1ress his guar
" r, through the CITY Pest Office.
eep 2S-3a
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WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC Assoc,Ar,or
The COMMITTEES appointed at the anti now
Nothing meeting on Fri :sy afternoon, TO pre.
pare q plan OF organization, consists of DR.
John A. Blake, John j. Mulloy, John Ennis
q. W. McKnew, Joseph Shiuing,on, Charles
S. Jones, and William H. rhohias.
FAREWELL SERNOS.-The Rev. DR.. Butler
preached his farewell sermon In Trinity church
last evening, previous Ia Ms leaving this city
70 ehter upon mis- duties in his new field of
action in Christ church, Cincinnati The
discourse was admonitory and affectionate.
ana seemed to have powerful effect on his
hearers, who part with their respected pastor
with deep regret. The church was crowded
70 excess, all anxious to hear his last words in
washington.
CoSCERr.-We have received programme
OF concert to be given this evening BY the
choir OF the 10th street Presbyterian Church,
colored. 1t contains the titles of excellent
music, composed by such masters as Schubert
Haydn, Donniketti, De Beriot, and BelIini
Our knowledge Of the conductor and tho choir
induces US to believe that all who attend will
be delighted with the performances.
STONE CUTTERS AT THE CAPITOL We m
derstand that the stone cutters in the shops at
the Capitol extension are not at work this
morning. The cause is, question which has
srsen In regard to two or three skilfuI and
accomplished carvers-men who might aspire
to the title of artists-who have lately been
employed. 1t is doubted whether they are
members of the st1ne-cutters society, and
hence the trouble.
BURGLARY .-Lsst night, tho house of Mr.
dregory, on 10th street, was entered by some
giisin for the purpose of robbing the premises
Inc family, however, were awake, and tried
20 catch the scamp; but he was too fast and
escaped but without obtaining any booty.
WATCH RETURNS On Saturday night III o
Iono"lng persons were in the watch house
Fuss Crockett colored, disorderly in the mar
ket hne and costs; - Hall, profanity. dis.
missed. On Sunday night, MilIy Wright
drunk and disorderly, workhouss thirty dsvs'
Roger Kenady, breach Of peace security fcr
peace; Patrick Murray, do do John War.
ner, eo!ored, drunk and disturbing the Do 90.
jail
This last mentioned fellow has been for
years past perfec, bore to the officers When
drunk he is desperate fellow, and frequently
gives great trouble to the officers who under
take TO arrest him.
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= 0Ts in BR00KLYS on EASY TERMS.-

l - -. 80, THREE Of those desirable LOTS ia the
Ninth Ward Brookyn LEFT snd being .nNious 20
out VIII - the remaining three enner ,epsrSie u
'sIy eheAP 1L' VI ~ - PFC AXE No le5 Hes,ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

- -1.v.0rlPNS in The county

ST -. r- ,rnif-. -orf Nrt ~ rrco'it -
= - --,Ssyr ,-rrr,veu1en-s would b. eschttF' -
- - ~ rror.rtv ksi-sdcr Nsnaiscfrrins St'' T" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

NOR sALF-A dark brown French pony
MARI : wear. old very f.st. handsome, kina and
- fuif aud v.ry desirable earriaEe o. family
Sc,.s Pre- sold for want y nee Aiso E9od Tor
BIGCY AID HARNEss 20 H. Can Be tsrr .; SMITHS
S.stles n IS North Moore u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

JOSEPH ARTONI respectfully informs the
public and bi, friends that 81 continues GIVE IN
sTRUCTION In FRENCH and ITALIAN 100 West Hth-st.
7 JAY GREENOUGHs PRIVATE SCHOOL
u FOR BOYS, No 81 west 2last-The twenty frst year
benin Sept IL thorough Elemsntsy Of Study both
Classical and English contemplated Csrds q terms de-
NAV BE- hsS - sSov. 4 L0CkW00OS Or RASDOLPHs
Boot yorss sad ., a., 20 EAst "a e.
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Diano-fortes.

A W. LADD & Co.'S GRAND DIAGONAL
~ PIANO FoRTEs, with new GRAND ACTION, vns 10
has superior W all the points which constitute peectm
srvmept LINCOLN THOMPSON. No. al Brostyu-
A CELESTIAL PIANO-At our Ware-roon.
"A for Sale at bsrEsn- We also invite attention. 2 "a
large sseortment Of superior GRAND ACTION rihsy
FoRTEs, 'front.' 70 y octsves, which for powes -.
and purity Of tone have sopenors Manufactures =
elimses fhose desiring REILLY god Piano for nsS,s
price vii oct fad their tina money thrown wy
upoa BENNErf Co. No. 81 breeesS'
Ssoond Asna Pines tsksa In exchange. Pisaa ts ~
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Real gotate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE-COntaining li0 acres of
~ land in good condition The buildings IN good repair
except the dwelling which has been recently burned The
subscriber being advanced life would rather sell than
rebuild ANY per.on wishing TO purchase will eXsmne Tor
himself located eleven miles OF Newburgh Orange
County New York II sold by the middle Of October It
viii BE- offered at public sae. WM &. BEATflE.
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70 CAPITALISTS.-An experienced and
IINO CARRIAGE MAKERS.-FOR SALE OF
II tnLET-THE CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY belonginl

-
Estate of Jonas T. ketcham deceased used Ia the VII
lAge Of Flushing, with business four years established
custom employ from II to II hands mostly light Cs
rage wok For particulars inquire a. the shop corner Broec
way aud Uuion-st, Flushing, OF EZRA +. KETCHAM, Al
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6orsee, Carriages, &c.

MESSRS. MOTT & Co., so well and favor.
IvI aky Known for many year CARRIAGE MANITpAC
TuRHRs si Bridgeport Conn heeP eOassay 4 ,hs.r en-
pcriun ct No e5@ BROADWAY large ssssrtnrpt - ISsx
s.d sKLECT CARRIAGES Of the LATEST STILES IA
PAfTExNs which they Offer to tie pxels (svs,ssIs
tsrns cay o.hes hsass N tAs s.;y.
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Tvo CITY SURVEYORS and CIVIL ENG

Il NEERS A young Msn, (American) aged Il, desires
situation good DTaftsmAn Best Of references, views
TO saary Address j. M s. box No S5Oi Genera
Post. Office.
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RI S. SCHOOL AGENCY, Qs47, } by WILCOX

u SONS No. 29j Broad way.-A pcrpeina intsd9c 7,
sharing EQUAL DIVIDEND with CHECKHoLDERs, hing all or
So and vacancies per S5 TO- SIS renewing the
eheck every dollar 100 to che party his order
No charge to pupils TEACHES MEETING DAILY suithg
ffetg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

NINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.-TRACY x
vi FARNHAM. Exchange Brokers aud General Land S
A,eu. 81 Antbopy Falls Minnesota Collections made with
promptness Investment made In Real Estate for Eastern
capitalists that x forty and sixty cent year Inc
inep.e x-aon-the rspd OF Real Estate, and our
nsfe Acquaintance with the country enable US to make m
ve.tuens that will nearly double Ia yslne every yea "A
dress 1ha'f ranN"A''
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Jrstructicn.


A LADY who can give the best of references
N of her capacity wishes 10 teach FRENCH aud GER
dress Ms VALENTINE No 81 West nth ST., near bthsv
up stairs.
DERNARD & REDFIELDs Eng
DLIsH FRENCH, SPANISH and CLASSICAL bOAhD-
ING ard DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN No
s2dsv corner St Msrsspl place, will reopen on MoNDAf
Sept II.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL.-Mrs. MAC
I'D AULEY will reopen her School THURSDAY, Septen
Der ~ at No - Es. 2stst, between BrosdSay and inay
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green
Dwich Conn. The next Session will commence MONDAY /
Nov g. and continue y weeks Ccu!a can be Obtained OF
Me.srs CLARK Austin Smith No PaRrow or by address
"' '''' '''' LEWIS HOWE, Principal.
BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
I'D LADIES No. 81 Thompson-st The Masses PALACHE
will their establishment MONDAY, f'h September
CUMMINGS SCHOOL of DESIGN, No. 81
Fas 18Th St one door west OF Broadway. Glasses for
Iade. aud Gentlemen ia oil Painting Water COors, Crayon,
Pastel ard Lead Pencil Drawing schools Private Scholars and
Glasses attended
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Cost an1 fouu0.

EOUND-On the 10Th inst, POCKET BOOK,
Il containing small sum Of money Asv 4oth.st
which the have BY calling at the office the Sec
ond sv. Railroad Co i2d-st
4 OST.-LAND WARRANTNo l6, PCS for 100
acres of Land issued 10 John Frshie Captain
pany H. lot egment Y Volunteers Mexican Oncer Mex
War the having been os; with the mail boaa
the Winfield Sc0 the time that vessel
her from Francisco TO PanAmA about the month
OF December 1855 January lS5 All persons cautioned
against purchasing the said Warsr the has been
ssvesied and application will be made in due time the
Pension Once for duplicate Of the same.
s& lawswsst r. J. COLEMAN. No IS wsIlst
q REwARD.-LOST on Thursday even
WV ING sept "a between the Metropolitan Thester
and The fsSns hoeS ROLL Of BILLS amounting 70 xi77O
~ contained three Ice bulls Bank Of the State Of New
YORK and bills OF various denominations the Yates County
ct the Office Of the fseihe Hotel G'eenwehst Dey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

- The following Lots, viz:
Thirteen Lots situated franklin av between Quincy and
GstesGv
Also four Lots on the corner Of efh.sv and l2th-sf.
Also eight Lots The Of l0fhay. and llthsi.
All full size For terms &c. apply 20
BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneeu,
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XIoIiNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATRN

OHLFSEN-BAGGE, Teacher of the Pisno.
~ Forte and sinsing 0ate Teacher ia Female ACADEMY
gives PRIVATE LESSONS in the City OF Sewforsi ssda
In Institute. Best of references given Cal
At No Al CArmine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
60 Ubom il map Concern.
INFORMATION MANIFOLD GEORGE H

WILLS tree 50 yesrs; occupation slows- !, ossi i1r
Wells len HE residence IL Conf-1n'tI, DsEeEo
Co the 4th OF January lEst, and hoard on e
Brooklyn IA May last. Any information concerning hn vi
b. thankfully received by his wife MARGARET 81 WILLS
Antre.. Cnra. .r,la OlNera % NaE l..k
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q. Inn Ito POETS.-The Directors Of the
III lUO. COsMOPOLITAN ART AND LITER AIRY

q S--FlyE DOLLARS REWARD- Rae
~ Cawsy on Sunday morning Sept II, 1854 Irish BOY
Michael Dugsrs apprentice indented to me at the
oders trade aged about II years had on when he went
ayvsy black pants and blue be has brown spot
on one Of bis eyebas which will be by looking him close
The eye. All persons notified not 10 hab'f or employ
be paid for bis delivery my place but charges lrtheI
Haitian n J. DAVID P. KtNYON
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
EIooueEt Extract.

From the g Striped Tiger" Exchange
campaign paper, we extract the follow
beautiful burst of rhetorical inyective
"This man comes among us, the fel-
low citizens, and expects with his highfa-
lutin jink-jank to fusterate your under
standing, and to koswollop your immagi-
nations. By these means he expects to
conausticate your actions and denudecate
your principles. He is Yankee, fellow
citizens; not Yankee Doodle--but a
Yankee Noodle. Shall we allow such a
man to altiderate to the loftiest heights of
ambition, and suffer him to reyolye on the
point of the lightning rod through the ball
on the steeple of fame? No !! not till the
Little Antilles roar responsive to the Rocky
Mountains, or the Polar Bear asks the
American Eagle for a chew Of tobacco
No, neyer!" (Cheers.)
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15

AMERICANS IN THE TURKISH ARMY.--
An enthusiastic volunteer, who left New
York to join the Turkish army, wites
home from Kars, in Asia Minor, his let
ter being published in the New York Coar-
Ter, that the Turkish army is doomed to
destruction, and that everything lie sees
proves that they. deserve to be destroyed.
Allowing something for disappo!nt nent,
and his representation of the miserable
character is probably correct enough
Though not lackingin courage, the Turks
are sadly antins il discipline, and the Off
GERS defcientin military science. The forti-
6cations oftEe town, he says, are of the
most paltry description. The treopsnum-
Der 5000, are badly clad, badly oficered,
and not paid at all. About 4,5oo men
are sick in hospitals, with scarlet fever,
and from sixteen to twenty die daily, The
writer is one of three or four Americans
who volunteered last winter in the Turkish
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
Beautiful SaDtimet,

IKE MARVEL, in his 'tReveries ofa Bache-
lor," thus writes:
A man without some sort of religion is
at best poor reprobate, the football OF
destiny with no-tie linking him to infnity,
and to the wondrous eternity that is begun
within; but woman without it, is even
worse-a flame without heat, a rainbow
without a color, flower without perfume.
A man may in some sort tie his frail hopes
and his honors to this weak, shifting
ground tackle, to his business or the world
but woman without that anchor called
faith, is drift and wreck! A man may
clumsily continue sort of moral respon-
sibility out of relations to mankind; but a
woman, in her comparatively isolated
sphere, where affection and not purpose is
the controlling motive, can find on basis III
any other system OF right action but that
of spiritual faith. A man may craze his
thoughts and his brain to truthfulness, in
such poor harborage as fame and reputa-
tion may stretch before him, but woman
can she put her hope in storms
not in heaven? And that sweet trustful-
ness-that abiding love-that endearing
hope, mellowing every page and scene of
life-lighting them with pleasant radiance,
when the worlds storms break like an
army with smoking cannon-what can
bestow it all but holy soul, tied to what
is stronger than army with cannon?-
Who has enjoyed the love of Christian
mother, but will echo the thought with
energy, and hallow it with tear?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
A BACHELORS SONG.

o.
Oh, no, never mentioned it,
dare not breathe the name,
A bachelor I've always been,
And would remain the same;
utjokes on jokes you play on
To make me change my lot;
But when you win the truth from me,
say "I'd rather not
You bid me seek, in married life,
The charms that others see,
But were now married man,
You'd find no joy in me
IT'S true that can call no more
On those oft have met,
lido not grace their parties now,
But how can regret?
For OF there are so many things
Recall the past to me,
The pleasure of single life
So happy, claim and free;
Thejoy I've known in flirting with
All maidens young and fair;
Aye, each coquette I look upon,
Invites me to beware!
You tell me married men are now
The gayest of the gay
You hint that bachelors are fools
Ibeed not what you say.
Like me, parchance, you struggle
With a feeling of despair;
Butt you'd live as would live,
A married life forswear.