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no SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
4 RESISTLESS EEMEDY.
CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.

CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.
The first hospital surgeons and medical pub
licsts Of Europe admi. the unparalleled anti.
inHammatory and healing properties of this
Ointment Governments sanction its use 10
their naval and military services; and the mas
ses 10 tbs country and throughout the world
repose the utmost confidence in its curative
properties, Itpenetrates the sources Of inla
nation and corruption which underlie the ex.
ternal evidences Of disease, and neutralize the
very elements which eIaspsrate the malady,
RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, cry
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@ANDlES AND FRUIT5-Constantly re
Sceiving fresh supplies OF Lemons, 0ran.
gesd RaisOns, Figs, COrrants and Nuts of all
kins. Also complete assortment of com
mon aud fancy Candies, ell Of which will be
old chesplor ca sh' GORDON.
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Ohio State and Union Law COLLAGE

~ ais Institutioo has been remoEaat to 5isye.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer.
red, aud Students upon Graduating may be
admitted to practice. For Circulars address
at Cleveland, Il. A. KING,
Jan. 7, leSs.-ly. Secretary.
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SIPEI,AS.

These are among the most terrible aud ago
mixing diseases Of the muscles, the feshy fibrC
and the skin; yet in their worst forms, ant
when seemingly int urAble, they invariably dis
appear under a perssveFlng application Of thil
soothing, healing, antidote 70 pain and inaa-
nation. V''' - = "'.- ~
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From these figures, it will be seen that near,
y one fourth Of the total deaths in the coun.
try are caused by consumption, to say moth.
ing of the numerous other diseases srringing
from "SGght cold"
The prOprietors are in the possession Of GER
ti6cates showing that the Balsamic Cordial has
effected cures where all other remedial means
have failed. Give il trial.
These invaluable medicines are prepared on.
ly by DR.. O. NJ. Jackson, 4lS Arch Street
Philadelphia, and are for sale by druggists and
storekcepers in every town and village in tn
United States, Canadas, and West Indies
Price rs cents per bottle.
april 7, l85S-ly
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SOLE PRoP RIEToRs,
HEjANAlN PAGE ia &C
EABoT oTACTURIAo
lhaFmace fists and Chemists

PITTS RICH, PA,
2 W. Dyott 4 Sons, Philadelphia. Barnes
. PaTk, New York. John D. Palk, Cincinna.
d. o. 1. Boegel, Capolltp7. And by Drug
gists and Merchants generally throughout the
Omitted States and CanadaA
Psb. Is, Sly.
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JAMES GORDON
fObacconist a0d COnfeCtiOner

CARROLLT0N, OHIO.
fNHE subscribeF returns thanks 10 his friends
! for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed on him, and would respectfully ask .
!sOntinusnee oiths same. JAMES GORDON.
april I. '5s-ly.
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GROVER A BAKER's
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SO WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI.
l54i SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND.
o. These Machines are now justly admit
ted to be the best in use for Family Sewing
making new, strong, and elastic stitch, which
will NOT rip, even II every fourth stitch be GU
Circulars sent on application by letter.
march. 4 '5S--Iaw
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RHEUM, FEVER SORES
S11FF Joints

In cases OF Salt Rheum, where medical We
tiers, lotions, and every re ,ipe of the pharma
cOpGa have proved useless, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores hea
quickly under lts influence, and It's relaxing
elect upon contracted sinews is truly wonder
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DOCTOR H3oFLAND.s
Balsamic CORDIAL,
FoR THR sPKKDY CURR on


Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Group Harss
Rsss. BroHehitis, Diseases Of tie Bop.
els arising from Cod. Iaeipisat Con
sumption. and for hs relief aud ~ al
all pOssibls) cure Of PoiisRts in adpda
eed stages oftke latter diSeas.
CataFrh. or common Cold, as il Is iamilliirly
called, Is worthy Of study, and serious enough
70 be avoided, II possible. DE-. Bell says: Il
will not say that Colds are TO our inhabitants
shat the Plague ard Yellow Fever are to those
Of other countries; but. can aver confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater compiled.
~ AID morality than these latter"
In the danger OF Bronchitis and Pneumon
ia, which often follow in the train Of neglee
ted cold, and % Phthisis Pulmonatis. the
iubereular irritation Of which Is deyoloped |,
the same cause, We surely have prof and ar.
gument sufficient for attention, not ONLY TO the
preventive means, but also TO the curative
ones Of disease, which however mild in its
inception. is directly or indirectly productive
Of such diversified aud alarming results.
This lesson should be particularly impressed
on those who have any constitutional tendency
to Pulmonary Consumption.
The use Of the Balsamic Cordial, agreeabl
to the directions accompanying each bottle
will readily c Ire the most distressing case Of
cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disorder
ed or dyspeptic state Of the stomach, in which
case the German Btters should be used. In
cases OF weakness, or general debility of the
system, resulting from a aprotracted cough, the
German Bitters will be found of great benefit.
In cases Of acute inflammation fihe LuuEs,
the prominent symptoms generally are-hurri.
ed and painful respiration, imperfect arteria-
lization Of the blood, cough and expectora-
tion; attended with excitement Of the heart.
fever, various arrangements Of the digestive
and urinary systems, prostration Of strength,
&c. The lungs may be diseased without suy
Of these symptoms being prominent, but the
murmur prciuced duriug inspiration and res
piration, and the alternate contraction and ex.
pansion Of the chest evident TO both sight and
feeling, all furnish most important physical
signs in case Of disease. and should receive
prompt attention.
This disease is usually caused by A cold
settling on the lungs, and the use Of the Bal
samic Cordial soOE performs cure.
The terrible fatality of diseases resulting
from ''cOmmon cold" may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics, taken from
the records Of the Board Of Health of Philadsl.
phia coniessedly one Of the most healthy 10.
calities In the UniOn:-
1880 Tntal daatha In pbuf. Vnao,
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DlSCHARGING ULCERS.

A most remarkable and happy change is
produced in the appearance of malignant ul.
GERS after few applications Of this Ointment.
The surrounding redness vAnishes, and gran
Gles Of healthy flesh begin to take the place Of
the discharged matter. This process goes on
more or less rapidly until the ori6ce l. filed
up with sound material, and the ulcer radical.
IV curad
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ABSOLEM KARIN.

DEALER in every variety oil Cane. seat and
UWinsOr chairs, repairing done on short no
lice Room on Main st., CsrrUlllon, Ohio.
july7,. SO.
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AGRICULTURAL STEAM BOILER.
Important to Farmers.

NRANCIS WESTON of augusta, Carroll CO.,
Il Ohio, is now prepared to furnish Farmers
and stock feeders with the late improved Lit.
tie Giant Corn and Cob mill also Hedges Ag,
ricultursl Steam Boiler for cooking feed fol
hogs, together with Hydet improved Chinese
Sugar Caue mill and crescent grain mill and
hand corn mill Orders sent to Francis Yves
ton, August, Carroll CO., Ohio, will NEE
with prompt attention.
April %. lS0s-tf;
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(0PAL, Japan and gaeh body varbishss,
" paint brushes, sash to0 :, marking brushes,
ssmsrs bair pencils in great variety at the
drug store Of O. A. B.
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Carrollton, March lS. Is5s. D.

HTTALL-PAPER-From 50 to as different
w patterns and the latest styles. Also bOr
dsrs n great variety, aud window shades, Ol
green blue and fancy, from the well known
establishment Of J. B. Breed 4 Co., New YOlk.
These papers cannot be surpassed in quality,
styles or price, west Of the mountains. Cali
and examine ihem-and don't forget, ladies',
that We take butter and eggs In exchange at
lhe drug store OF O. A. b.
lNARDEN SEEDS, from Briggs 4 Bro, Ro.
II chester, N. Y. A fresh article, done up
papers and packages, at o. A. BIS.
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nRUGS, Medicines and DyestuiS-A vel
~ selected asaoFtne nt--ths best N this sec
EOn Of the State, at O. A Be.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. AVER 4 CO.
LOWELL, MASS,

G. A. Boegel, Baxter d. Sterling. Car
rollton, and by all dealers in msdicins.---
Genn AgentSuire, Eckstein & Co. Gin.
October s--27, Is58.-lyalt
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NILT NOULDINGs for picture frames; also
u large sized glass for same, at U. A. g..
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A WORD TO MOTHERS

The young are The most frequent sufferers
from iDternal injuries, and therefore every
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. 1t is an absolute specific
Tor sore breasts, and quickly removes the en-.
crusted sores which sometimes dis6pur. the
heads and faces of children.
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MRS. z. ]. PEARCE,
Having recently qualified herself 70 repQi,
STRAIN R0NNETSl

OF esery description, on the SHORTEST NOTICE
Aad h superior style; she invites the public
gsperaiy TO give her the opportunity Of pro.
vhlg BY actual demonst ration that her conf.
dehce In her own abilities % net oyerrated,
ed that Ghe well merits tbe eonH4snes ofoth'
es.
Genaemen's Hats, also, of every description
# the straw nature, renovated In . manner
Isai % BE- surpassed.
cssTcIisoa, may 18th, Ss,
- IGARg--NsnziassnEs snd IOFAIs whole.
%sals 80 retail, b. GoR DIN
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RUY your Wall Paper 5 BOrdsls Of
u B.&s.
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SIGNIFICANT FACTS.

This Ointment is universally used on board
the Atlantic Snd Paci6 whaling fleet as cure
for scorbutic affections, end as the best posi-.
bic remedy for wounds and bruises. Large
supplies Of IL have been ordered by the Sultan
10 Turkey for hospital purposes.
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GEO. W. WOODWARD,

GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Briek Layer and Brick Maker
CaPrOlIlOn, Ohio
pERsONS living in townor country, wanting
L kiln OF brick made, or job Of brick lay
ing done can be ccommodated on the shortest
notice. -. All work warranted.
auO17'57
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TEWELRY-o OF all kinds, watches, clocks,
j spectacles, silver tea and table spoons, but.
ierknives and thousand other articles IN this
line TOO tedious 10 mention at G. A. Be.
NOD LIVER OIL, astOr oil, sweet oil, salad
" oil, Lard oil, 6sh oil, Caibo oil from Kier's,
finSburgh-Also the Eagle Burning Fluid t.,
bs found at th, drug establishment Of
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Both he 0intm,m and Pills should b.

Both The OiatmsnI and Pills should b.
used in The JolloaOiag cases:
Bunions Murcurial sWelled Sprains
Burns EruptiOns Glands NtifJoints
Chnpped Piles Sore Legs Setter
Hards rheumatism Sore Breast Ulcers
Chilblains Ringworm Sore II eads Venereal
FistulA Salt Rheums Sore Throat Sores
Tout seaids Sore of all Wounds
Lumbago skin Diseases kinds ofall kinds
tB BCAUTION!-SOne are genuine un.
ess the words Holloway, New York and
London" are discernible as a water.mark in
every leaf OF the book Of directions around each
pot or box; the same my be plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light. 4 handsome re-.
ward will be given to any one rendering such
information as may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties copnterfeiting the medicine
or vending the same, knowing them TO be
spurious.
~" Sold at the Mandatory of Professor
Holloway, So Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers In Aed
icine throughout the United States and the
civilized world, in pots at IS, cents, 62I cents,
and 81 each.
- There Is considerable saving BY "a.
king the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa.
lients 10 every disorder are afii xed to each pot
Sept. l1th, lS57.-ly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05
FOR the Post


Mr.. Editor'-My attention has been drawn
to communication in your last issue, signed
"a Citizen" making an enquiry as to wheth.
er the Trustees Of Forest Hill Academy will
secure the services Of competent Female
assistant, to aid Mr.. York. do not under.
stand that as Trustees we are bound 10 fur.
nish female assistant, particularly when
there are no pupils Of that sex in the School.
However. If ''Citizen" will insure sufficient
patronage, the Trustees will at once secure
the services Of a competent female teacher.
On the subject Of the funds Of Forest Hill.
Citizen" has not been lately advised. By
an Act Of the Legislature the sl25o spoken
OF oy Citizen" was appropriated by form.
er Board Of Trustees in the building Of the
present house; in addition to which the State
bonus Of $3.50 was by them also used pros.
peetively, and the present Board have only
received the bonus Of 1857. and the same i.
now being used in repairing and enclosing
the property.
would ask Citizen" to look round, and n
a sufficient number Of females will bind them.
selves, by going 70 the Secretary and pro.
enring tickets, a competent female assistant
will at once be secured. J.T.LAsE
Chairman Of the Board.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

FEMALE SUFFaAGE.-The Massachusetts
Legislature has appointed hearing to some
female petitioners for ~Woman's Rights
The rights claimed are. that women should
be allowed, Isl, TO choose their own avoca-
tion; ID, not to be taxed without representa-.
lion; 80. 10 sit on juries; and 4th, 10 hold
Office. There ian be no good political reason
why women should not have these rights
The only obstacle to their enjoyment is the
domestic inconveniencc which might arise
from the possession Of them. 1t might both.
er doing husband TO nurse sucking baby,
while its public spirited mother was ont with
stubborn jury, aud bis patience might be
tried to find that bis dinner had been neg
lented while his wife was discussing politics
and distributing tickets at the election polls.
But these are trifes that he would soon get
used to, and there are no good reasons why a
woman who desires it should not have equal
privilege, political and social, with man. But
then she should claim no privilege on account
Of her sex, which the galIsntry Of man usu-
ally accords to her. II there is to be equality,
it must be perfect in respect 10 both. Instead
of being an idol to be worshipped, she must
come down to mans level, and share in all
his everyday drudgery. The Legislature of
Massachusetts should grant the privileges
asked for; ii might save the State the necessi.
ty Of enlarging lis lunatic asylums. When
common sense fails TO make any impression,
little experience sometimes cures the crook
eldest crotchets Of the brain, and dispels a
great deal Of nonsense.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST Erco
wALKER.-The Philadelphia Bullet, :. sOA
upon it that Ex-Governor (Rober, ~ w. S
er has sold out" to the Adminisln,io, =,
must heucefOrth be counted on, Of IN. -4u
siiion to Leeompton. The alleged ,..i
are numerous-but the Seighties, On.
TO be this;-
"A case is pending in the Supreme r..
Of the United States, at Washington il ' ~ven
the United States are plaintiff. In ar. "uen
one FSssatt is defendant in err, ~ rnd
amount involved is two or three million, .a !,
dollars-a valuable quicksilver mine IN nc ~ 81
fornia being connected with the case c -'
Walker, who is in Washington All mi. ~, Nv
claims 10 be interested in This ease ;. ''. =.
amount OF about two hundred tbous,nS s' aug
lars IL is now said that the goyernmar, IN,
abandon its appeal in the case. and Inn ~
decision Of the United States Di,trie, ~ c .s
fornia, favorable 10 Fossalt and o:bs,. '.;i,
be affirmed. Indeed, on last W.dna.s. "'
when the case wa. called up for arpumsn,
Attorney General Black did not appear !,
was adjourned until Thursday, when wa ~
Informed that Attorney General Black cam
into court, and saying that h. did moi ;n,snS
10 argue the case, expressed his willingness
that it should be argued instead by Hon
Reverdy Johnson, who only represented o.,
tain private interests. The Court wa, a..
tonished at such an unprecedented proceed.
ing; but some Of the Judges Were dispossd 70
let it pass, until Judge Wayne openly con.
demned it, and reminded the Attorpey. Gen
eral that he was bound to represent the GOV.
eminent, and the court would not, excepi 60,
incompetency in the officer, consent. to hear
any one else. The case then went over. and
will probably be called up in the course Of
this week. In this case is to be found ,bs
explanation Of Governor Walkers late sin.
gular conduct. The decision in the United
States VS.. FOssatt Is to reward. and TO explain
why he has never answered General c.
letter, why he has not produced the Pres.
dents letter, why be refused TO 90 TO Tho
Philadelphia and New York meetings. wbv
he has been struck dumb in his powers ~
speech on the Kansas question, and wby Ia
will let the bill to admit Kansas a, A Slave
state become law, without utterinp auotbsr
whisper in opposition"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

TENNESSEE VS.. WESTERN BAcoS.-We
learned from a gentleman few days since,
that Tennessee bacon was standing fairer in
the Southern markets than that packed in
portions of Ohio, Illinois, and other western
States, from the fact. that buyers were afraid
that bacon cured in those sections might be
infected with what is termed "hog cholera,"
disease that killed large numbers o. hogs the
past fall. AT the time, we read of numerous
accounts where large numbers had died, but
passed the circumstance By with little consid-
Grafton. 1t is said that, in several instances
where this disease made its appearance
among lot of hogs, that owners pitched in
and had them slaughtered, fearing that the
disease might become general and prove a
ruinous loss.
If such be the case, and an investigation in
to the facts should be made, il would be well
that buyers should be little cautious and
wary Of purchasing bacon from localities
where this disease prevailed. The bacon OF
Tennessee, now as ever, stands high in the
Southern markets, owing to the manner in
which our hogs are fattened, and the excel.
lent way in which the bacon is cured
Chattanooga Advertiser, 25th.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

R A gentleman of Cincinnati, (says the
Gazette) just returned from visit TO Wash.
ington, and who possessed unusual facilities
for obtaining glimpse Of things behind the
curtain, as well as having an intimate knowl-
edge Of Buchanan personally, says the mo-
ment he laid eyes upon him he mentally
pronounced him "a dead man." With ten.
permanent i'll adapted to resist the harassing
aud consuming cares which beset him on
every hand, his form and features give alar.
ming and unmis,akeable evidence Of the
ravaging effects Of the fierce conflicting ele-
msnts which are now raging around him.
Our informant expressed the opinion that he
will no, long survive the passage Of the Le-
compton constitution, result which is now
generally regarded BY close ealeulators there
as fixed fact.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

LEGlsLArIvE.-In the House, on the cad ult.,
Mr.. Dobson presented the memorial Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of MeMinn county,
and Judge Gaut. Of the Sd Circuit, in rela.
tion to fees of Attorney General flor benefit
OF Geo. w. Bridges, Esq. which was referred
to Committee on Ways and Means. oath,
the bill in lieu Of the Law Reform" [substi-
trtiug petition and answer-courts Of law
10 have concurrent jurisdiction with chance
~ courts, de-, was amended, passed third
time. and transmitted to the Senate The
Judiciar. COMMITTEES bill to provide for keep
ing criminal causes in court and to pay the
costs thereon [espiss shall run as though the
cause had not been stricken from the docket, I
coming up. was passed on third reading. 25th.
the resolution for deducting the pay of men,
bsrs for the eleven days Of the holiday re-
cess, was adopted-ayes 81, noes rs.
In Senate, on 2eth. the bill to regulate the
tax on merchants passed third time.
y the House, on the asth. Senate re.olu.
ton TO make the sessions Of the Legislature
quadrsnial. was rejected.
In The Senate, March Ist, House resolution
TO amend the Constitution in relation to
Banks and extending State credit, was re-.
jscted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

sw 1t appears from the proceedings OF
the Wisconsin Legislature that they have a
corruption" case in that State also. The
State Legislatures, indeed, seem to be rapidly
initiating the example of the grand Congress-
ional legislature at Washington. The cul-
prit, in this case, is no less parsonage than
the Governor Of the Staie-who has been
accused Of accepting bonus of one hundred
thousand dollars in consideration of certain
Executive action in the matter Of the land
grants which Congress made to that State
Is it not time TO put stop to this Infamous
system Of land grants, so unjust in itself, and
SO fertile Of corruption and dishonesty!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

H Personalities in Congress are the or
der OF the day. The insulting language
certain administration gentlemen have been
pleased TO employ towards the American
party and their representatives. in the House,
is ola kind TO provoke mischief, Seeing that
the Americans are not disposed to put up
with it in silence, however, We dare say we
shall have fewer of these Trades in future
The furious blast of Mr. Hatch, Of this State,
against "Sam" Thursday, 1t will be seen,
was, on Friday hnshrd into the gentlest OF
zephyrs by Mr. Zollicoffer, of Tenn.-!N. Y.
Express. a.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

THE FAILURES IN EsGLAsD.-The fnan-
eial difficulties Of 1857, in England, were Of
grs,ter extent than any which had previous
ly occurred fer long time. There were no
fewer than one thousand four hundred and
twenty nine bankruptcies gazet,ed. or
these, seven hundred and si1ty.fve were in
the country, and six hundred ard sixty-four
IN London alone. 10 Liverpool there we're
one hundred and thirteen, in Manchester one
hundred and fourteen, IN Birmingham two
hundred and nineteen. in Leeds one hundred
and .wenty-fOur, and in Bristol one hundred
and one.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-05

"THE RoBrS REpBREAsr.n-Charles Mac
kay, in one of his lectures, said; The Bal.
lad Of the "Babes in the Wood" slegend Of
unknown antiquity, has made the robin red
breast a sacred bird in England, for The robin
-"thc bold beggar with the scarlet bosom"
is never harmed there, however other
birds may suffer. II the robin could but
know how many OF their lives have been
spared for the sake OF an old song, they
would hover around the graves of poets as
they did over the unburied bodies of the
children in the wood, and strew them with
leaves, in grateful remembrance of the pow
err and tenderness OF poetry