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By THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARo-
A PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS, IT HAS BECOME APPARENT TO ME
w and To all who interested in the welfare Of The
State and who have feelings If humanity for suffering
among their feluw-men from the cries which reach
from the poor in all sections of the land that starvation
will be the fate of many of heretofore favored people
unless the crime u syeeuleting the accessories g e
can be arrested; and Whereas it is bOuRden duty to
protect hc citizens Of State of which have the honor
Ia be the Chief Magistrate ugnst the evils consequent
upon this crime utmost of MY ability:
Now, therefore, l, ZE2UL0N Is Vance, Governor of
North Carolina d. by and with the advice and consent
Of the Council nf State issue this Proclamation fT dding
all persons for the space of thirty days from the date
hereof from exporting any the FLOWING articles beyond
the limits Of The State TO vii: any Salt Bacon, Pork
Beef Corn, Mea Flour, Wheat, Potatoes, Shoes Leather
Hides Cation Clo'h, and Yarn and Wooden Cloth
From this prohibition the following persons to be
exempted: All Quarermssers and COmmiSsary Agents
OF the Confederate Government aad q" any State OF the
Confcderacy, exhibiting proper evidence of their official
character Also, all Agents OF County District Town
or Corporation of other States who shall exhibit sststa
tory proof of their Agency for the purchase of such articles
for such County, District Town Corporation for public
or for distribution at cost and transportation and
not for resale profit Also all persons whether residents
non-resdens of the State who may purchase any Of
said articles for their private USE of which, beOre the
articles removed their oath, before Justice Of the
Peace may be taken as evidence The exception is to ex
tend to Salt made by nOnreSdens the and in
their works. and to eargOes entering port of this
State from abroad.
Any of said articles that may be stopped in trQnstu
from borders "a be cInScated to the Of the
State. The COOnels of Militia throughout the State
enjoined TO that this Proclamation is enforced
earnestly appeal to all good citizens sustain and aid
me in carrying out the object this Proclamation is design
ed as far as possible, to effect.
In witness whereof, ZEBULoN B. VANCE, Gov
SEAL. nor, Captain General and Commauder-inChief,
49, hath signed these presents and caused the great
seal of the State 70 be affixed
Done City of Raleigh this 18th day of priI. A.
BY the Governor: H. B. VANCE.
l. H BATTLE, Jr. Private Secretary.
Aprl IL, 1868. 3l-4t
70 All papers in the State copy two weeks and send
bills 10 Executive Office
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DAVENPORT FEMALE co,,

".
(HEAR TIRE MOUNTAINS,
:, Rev A. q. STACY, President and p
Moral Science, and English Litera.nra eSSor Of NeD
heV George +. RoUSD A. b pr.E.
Natural Science aud Ancient Lan,,,1a,.ss' ' Vi Nat
.; D. MONTGOMERY. Esq, Assistant g.,
partment -'i'''' ''rsss IN Lin
F.. MISS EMMA RANKIN, -Instructress in N,,.- 1
Branches. uefeSS II On.
duties vi social AMI
A: A. scROGGs, M. D. Lecturer en- p,
FCR TIE PRESENT YEAR, THERE
= Irregular collegiate ieIm d,v.d a ~ u Ill p
Tue summer session will cunlme,~e mt mt tSO -
close August the SIst The second ' 10y The wi
September The lst and end Decelnbar ILesS,9n will
Charges per session, ar half term, n,ratfd
vance. 49, - H"yaele Strir,l,;
Board SO; Tuition $l8 ,1reDars,oru
t.on no; = $40; Section No =, s.: Iisioa 'As2 4
Sio; vi ana Pastel Painting SIS; Anc-ST,' ' lR,s
Gac;' extra Washing extra students to
hgmtS' shee's>pill"w Cases towels etc i'Sh iarr
1he College Is beautifully situat, d in
goh' remote IRON the revlges Of the enar
surpassed for health and comfort. NnsiTn' CEnr
TO make the Institution equal to The best f will
the COnederacy. For further particulars eae Cs,
Dent at Abbevilie II ). G. TboSa up! totqe /,
roh,ze US this year, would do well ia noC eApe, L,
az their earliest convenience Breakf>,iS Us Of Toe
passengers may dine in Lenoir on tbs Sss 10 SaI
:, The President will take charge OF snGanea GAY
May 9th, and conduct them 10 Lpnnr III Sla,ey
April Ii, 1868.
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MONEY LOST.

B OST, ON THE NIGHT OF Tue Odd ~ v,,.-
- last, at the North Carolina Dcpnt Rsya;os AAhCa
ranGum book, containing The following ,a - ls--
recolleeted: certificate from the TreaiuT.r AZ
issued lith September, 1852, to Samuel ] - w. -
$1,000, eight per cent. bond; some 30 in @
notes iund"b!e in six and eight per cent bond. -.E
hundred dollar, three fifty, and some weprr f,r "
federate bills; and between forty aud six,r dii
bank bills My name, Capt John E. Nnrrsy G., : . :,
~ T. volunteers, was also in the book ais -, =
the BOOK relieving me Of my command in sad rep.
hereby warn all persons from traj,py far N, 's
certificate, as have applied for dupIcsr' a. "s
ANY information Concerning this loss NAV he Isf 4
the Editor of the StaHdard and satisfactory rssrI
be paid for the recovery OF the Memorandum b,nE ~,
and money. JOHN A. MT8H;y F
April 10, 1868. sls.,r ,,.s, ~ ~. !
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COnscript Office, |
CAMP HOLMES April $,
Order No O.

Order No. @.
NJOrlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT INSTRUC-
~ tions have BEEN received from the Bureau of Con
scripOn that all of Irregulartv of substitution by
enrolled CUnscrps must b. dsregarded the Camp of
instruction is the only place designated by General Or
ders No 81 Adjt and lnsp Generals Oce,) 1852 where
substitutes be received.
No enrolled Conscrpt has the right to place substitute
in company in service hut offer hm the camp
of instruction.
By order of p MAhLETT 9.
Col. Cong Conscripts for n. G.
j. G. PEIRCE, Adutant
April >. la63. 30-3t
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FARM WANTED.

n WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM N
Il high state of cultivation, with good dwelling and
other necessary Improvements for the comfortable Ace.
mediation of geuteel family of six eight persons
sides servants; with stock, CROP and farming u,.p,,
also with bedding and all other necessary household A.
kitchen furniture would also wish to hire Tor he +
ance of the year, the hands to work the farm Pr,T
will be given to location railroad station on r,
North-Carolina Railroad, west Of Raleigh or on the
mond and Danville Railroad, South of Burkesvie: ~
the Railroad being constructed from Danviie to jr
borough.
Address, with description of property and terms
."REFUGEE"
GAINESVILLE, MecGlenburg Co, "a
April Z, 1868. 2SYS,5
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.

RICHARD b. SEAwELL and others,
GFIjnst
g. FowLE, Trustee. and others.
TANHIS BILL Is FILED BY THE CREDITORS OF
n the third class provided for under the deed Of trust
of James TowleS and By direction of the Court
count is to be taken of the and the appropriate
ed TO the creditors of the third and fourth classes the
first and second having been satised) The creditors
hereby notified that such will be taken the
thirtieh day Of April nSantl the office of said Court
in Raleigh, and they requested to file their claims.
Z. b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
April IA, 1858. Std.
~ The Petersburg Express will insert twice week
till day and forward account TO this Office.
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NOTICE,

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT
to amend an Act to establish the Bank Of Lexington
and establish separate Bank to be called the BANK
Graham passed at the last session of the General Assembly
The Bank Of Graham duly organized the 9TH day of
March, 1858, BY the election of Y McAden President
and e. Mebane Cashier Notice is hereby given that
the bills of the Bank Of Lexington payable at Graham will
be paid at the Bank Cf Graham
c. P. MEBANE, Cashier
Bank Of Graham.
, @. T. LOWE Cashier,
Bank Of Lexington.
Graham, N. u, March II, 1865. 29-lnpd-
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
April 10, 1858.

u HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
u sale, lying in Davie County, few miles below Oak
Hill, oi HauliS Ferry, the Iadkn river
One tract contains about 3a9 acres the other containing
about 800 adjoining each other will sell them to-
geiher separately. This land lies in healthy section
ofeounry and well adapted the raising Of grain and to-
6acco ANY person wishing purchase IN 90 and view
The same and call to address at lexington
NJ Il. HUNT
Dec z, lSh2. y7-tf
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CITY BATTALT0y
LAST CHANGE For CoSNs

HA WIN 3, BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAisr ~
-. Rany 10 be attached to Major ElottS TO GO
(2'th Val invite the attention Of an Ivy Bllts
conseriPion (btors being en,oGedI and pT'S ,I Soa
chance niJnning good company far "iDeFS
around Richmond. This Battalion is Tv,S duty
ed ID Ban racks at Richmond. $50 bonnt ,r anJ S
ng Even Quarters and ratons furnished E ou'
AaoFeSS WIN. H. ALLISOy
Capt. and Recruiting De-
April Z, 1863. INIchloal 7.
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w. F. BASON, M. D., Dentist,

(OFFICE OVER Mr.. PEsCUDS.)
IN B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE pT
Ie ring his absence will be nori6ed Of his return
leaving their names With DR.. Perry or by addressing b.
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. C.
Raleigh March 81, 863 HI
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April 7, 1863.
WANTED

A STU AUlON AS AN ACCOUNTANT m
"A Keeper or ClerkShp in any resnart,f w GOli
The duties OF which will be performed chief 1ul
oy gentleman some wears above e. "la d'r.
mao many years experience in mercantile ggrsn;, WI Ia,
Of our eastern towns, in the hands of suns ia
References will be given as To his enemy
April IA, SOB.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

I'd. FIFI1 DOLLARS REWARD.
ETNOR THE APPREHENSION OF A NEGRO MAN
Il called DON CARLOS, belonging to Dennis Sim
mons, of Martin county, N. c. Said negro about 80
years old feet or 10 inches high, of dark musy
plexion, has grey whiskers. and had when he left
heavy pair of bouts He away from the Piedmont
Railroad about the 2Sth of March, and doubt trying
TO make his way the enemy. We will pay the above
reward If lodged i'll any Jail in this State we can get
him. Z. WILKES BRO
Contractors p Railroad.
Greensboro, N. C., April II, 1858. 3l-Stpd
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NOTICE,

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, AT THE MARCH
Il term, d. 1858, Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions of the County of LenOir. n c. qualified Ad-
mn'sraur OF the estate of DR.. Samuel E. Chapman de-
ceased late Of the County of Craven, N c. hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted 10 the said deceased to make
immediate payment aud those having claims against said
deceased TO present them for payment within the pre-
scrbed by law, this notice will be Plead in bar of their
recovery.
Also at the late residence Of said Samuel Chapman in
the County of Aamance, n. c. Monday (27thj twenty
seventh day of April Aext,I will, his administrator
pose 10 public sale to the highest bidder the pcrIshabe
property belonging the estate viz horses hogs CATTLE
one two horse barOuche household aud kitchen
furniture, &c, &e will asO, at the time, hire for
the remainder Of this year. few slaves among them
good blacksmith. For all sums of ten dollars and under
cash. above that credit of six mths for notes with
approved security. The property will be delivered
until the terms are fully com piled with.
a. 7. jenkins, Admir-.
Alamance Co, y. T., March %, 1868. 27-9t.
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FOR SALE
zoe, 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
300 n EGROES WANTED.

oUU y EtI HUES W AM EU' -r
TENBE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THkLh
a hundred hands to work the grading OF tue Uu''
ham Railroad -,
The line runs through healthy country. IN h,gn
and all hands emPnyed the road. will be well leu
cared for We will hire either by the month or Inc
Apply To ms at Cary, miles west of Raleigh, oil al H
wood, or Lockville, Chatham county, n. e. -.
l. N. CLEGG & CO., ContFa''O''
REFERENCES
K. P Battle, Pres't Chatham Il. R. Company, Ra C
and w. J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh Castor r. H. VOD
pauy, Raleigh. . -
Feb. 10, 1855. - ~.
ss- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Ie T5
burg Express Charleston Mercury DaiIy Pr9greSS v"
mington Journal and Fayetteville Observer viii eaeu
to the amount of six dollars and forward bills 10
N. C. Standard.
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FIRE INSURANCE."

EHAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR SEvg
4 OF the most reliable Stock Companies in the Conf
erdcy, persons desiring Policies on bdngs cotton o
CO. &c, can secure them byaddresSing
E.-NGE HUTCHlS0E
- lns. Agent
Charlotte n. c., Feb Il. 1853. l5E.r
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y I%HO. DOLLAHS KEW AhD'
RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on SUI
re, day the 2fh Of January last my negro boy nsna
Anthony. He is of a whitiSh yellow complexion, a55t
feet or inches high, or % years DID, and suPP
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hs
and talks short when questioned and has doW1 look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me
Prospect Hill Caswell County, or confined in any Jail
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March o. 1852. 26-wEsEt
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April 10, 1865
NOTICE.

RY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF GR4yvur
H0 County Court, held on The LIST Monday in Au--
credit of six months to the highest bidder m, i,n+
longing to the estate Of Green Staunon, deceased ir
the lands Of httrelrS Springs, B. Y Sims and otnsr
Bond and approved security required; title held ~
the purchase money is paid.
April 10, 1853. Sn"r J1 Su,.
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MEDICINES AND 4CTDS-

APIUM, ALUM, CAMPHOR. MORPHINE, CALONEl,
" Quinine, EPSON Salts, Quicksilver, &c, and FREQ
Brandy. Port and Sherry Wines and Whiskev-Nfu1
Muriaic and Sulphrric Acids, and Linseed OIL and Iui
E. NYE HUTCHISON.
Charlotte, y. C., Feb. IL, 1858. l5--E.
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NORTH.CAROLINA POWDER MANUFAC.
HURING COMPANY.

TIME MILLS OF THIS COMPANY, LOCATED IL
miles west of Charlotte upon the Gatawba River are
now in full operation with good supply of material All
orders from section of the Southern COnederacy for
fine rIfeand sporting Powder as also orders frum Rail-
road Contractors Miners and others for Blasting Powder
will be promptly filled. Address
s, W. DAVIS, Prest,
Charlotte, N G.
March ~, 1858. gs-lm.
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I56 BALES OF COTTOy

HHOR SALE, HALF A NILE FROM A RAILROAD
in the interior aud under shelter-a good and in
vesment Payment takel in Confederate bonds money
Apply TO Ii. K. BURGWYN,
Raleigh, n. c..
April Il, 1868. $I-5t.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER On I%T
Ee 18th of October, negro boy IVES Said boy II I
black about 80 years Of age, feet or inches n
will pay the above reward for his Apprehension 50 c
may get him, for his de livery to me at OAK kiagg
ford County, n. G.. THOMAS GRAh"Tr
Jan e. lass 49,
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DEPOSITORY C. 5. L.

DEPOSIEDK1 &. y. ~
Raleigh, March 18TH, ls63
a Ii TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARING INTEH
n est which bear date prior 10 9Th December -" VI"
be funded at this office in egIt per cent bonds up to =
April next after which date they only to be funded
Se0en per cent. bonds
All treasury notes not bearing interest Which bear G'
after LIST December, 1862, will be funded in seven per ce
bonds.
interest will be paid interest bearing treasury notes
up to LIST January, 1853.
GEO W. MORDECAG Depository.
Raleigh, March23, 1868. 24-w&Swlm
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A JACK WANTED

a WELL TRIED YOUNG JACK WANTED BY THE
"A subscriber, vino will give a fair price
Address, stating aye, size, qualities and price
II. h. BURGWYN-
April 10, 1853. S025tpd
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TaNHAT WELL KNOWN HOUSE AND LOT IN TIE
Eastern part Of the City of Raleigh, recently occupied
by Mr.. John Huchrs The house contains ~ rooms and
all the necessary ouhUuses. For apply TO the
dersgned. j. 2. H. RUSS.
Raleigh, March 10, 1863 S2-tf.
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''' tie want Of salt. are ay'ss ~ O's o0'' va
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An act to amend an act passed the present session
F the General A&sem6Ly entitled " In act to
dHaend the ordnance 81 tie Conuention, entitled
an ordinance to nuke some precision for the
Jgmit'es Of 'oNiers dying in sersice ratified 22nd
Fs0ruary, 1862. and FER other purposes".
SECTION |. BE it enacted Jy the General Assem-
big Of me Stats Of N'rth Carolina and it is hereBy
enacted 6y the authority of the sumo, That an act
passed at the present session of the General AS
sem5ly, entitled ian act to amend the ordinance of
TIE Convention entitled IAN ordinance to make
some provision for the families of soldiers diving in
Inc service =" be Sd extended as alter the word
mother, in tue fifteenth line, to insert the words
an: anu II his mother be dead then To the next of
~ ana when the-Son dies in the service, leaving
ms Ia. other surviving him. and his father shall have
neen abs from the State and not been heard from
1or one yea then any bounty or other SUN of
money due to he estate of the SON shall be paid to
LIE mother"
BE- GEc 2 Be it fartn, enacted That this act shall
the a7 s day IRON and ate, Its Esf'"'i0H RATIFIED
sr lie w sn,ep and hogs are dyar d Craig County Va
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-13

no re he stood face TO face with Clara in he,
retirement, her innoceRce, and her simplicity
his own soul was full Of nobleness and truth.
and it needed not his eloquence of manner to
lind true response IN her young heart
Emo tions were awakened in the hearts Or
both which pure love alone could interpret
Again he stood side by side with Kate in
the gay assembly. They were marked by
every eye. Who could compare with Kate
grace, beauty and magnifcence2 VINO
could compare with Roland in noble
ness and truth 1t is MATCH" they
whispered. Kate was happy. Let Roland an
alyze her feelings. "She is happy" said he
inwardly because she is belle and has no
competitor, because every eye Is turned to
her expressing admiration, and bee luse to be
the centre round which many stars revolvs is
Of infinitely more importance to her than 10
receive the homage of single heart" In
comparison he called up one absent, yet pres
ent. Her heart thrilled in response to his,.
and not because of the admiration
of the crowd. In him dwelt
power to llumine her eye which the world
had not. That being, dwelling in seclusion
unnoticed, unregarded, by one soft word of
his was transformed into an angel. Rather
be all to her." raid he, than part even to
the brightest being imagination can picture"
Thus, while the smile was on her lip, while
her heart exulted and her voice breathed
melody and gladnes, the magnificent Kate
lost her lover. The alfectionate Clara became
the wife of Roland Howard, and the boight
Dream of her peerless cousin was unf filled.
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Saf(lstel(aneous,
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

Much interest exists in the public mind
relative to the political complexion of the
next house of representatives. 1t is clearly
manifest that very large majority of the
people of the loyal section of the Union are
carefully wat ching and auxiously hoping that
the body may be ST. politically constituted as
to be enabled to thwart the purpose, emana-
ting from many high in authority, to trample
down all constitutional rights, and disregard
The privileges and liberties of the people.
Elections having oeen held in nearly all the
States which will be represented in the body,
VIC annex carefully perpared table, which
will 60 far toward elucidating tie politica
aspect OF Congress:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-13
TR UTH FROM A REPUBLICAN CON.
GRESHAM.

Our readers have already been acquainted
with the exposure of immense frauds in tho
New York Custom House, through the instru-
mentality Of the Congressional Investigating
Committee, of which Colonel Van Wyck in
chairman. An effort was made to prevens
the evidence from becoming public, but tho
Colonel was not to be deferred by thrests or
bribes, and insisted that his report should bo
printed. The following extract from his
speech in Congress on the subject expresses
sentiments that must meet with fervent
response in the breast of every real patriot:
It should be recoected that Colonel Van
Tyck is a Republican, and his testimony 10
more valuable on that account;
/" The neck begins to chafe where the yoke
of this heavy burden is borne. The Admin
'stration has feared 10 drive such men from ito
door, lest hostility should be aroused against
it. That which they supposed strength has
been the great source of weakness.-With q
single exception, when has one of these men
been court-m martialed or punished 2 To-day
they have injured the republic more than the
Southin arms. Had they been arrested, and
placedunder the gallwos or in Fort Lafayette,
yoararmy acould hare been stronger, your
peopleat home mere united:-No ponder
that your soldiers and friends are dissatis-
fled. They cannot appreciate The pafriotism
Of stealing.-Your.army, for a mere pittance,
is deprived Of all luxuries, and at the samo
time. the necessities Of life; enduring NIL the
privations of camp and the dangers of bat tie,
while they see base men making mockery OF
the misfortune 70 the nation, coming gold FROM
the siehs and tears Of the people,"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-13

COMMONPLACE WoMEN.-Heaven knows
how many simple letters, from simple minded
women, nave been kissed, cherished, aud wcpe
over by men of far loltier intellect. So il
will always be to the end of time. II 10 o
lesson worth learning by those young crea-
lures who seek to ably their accomplish
ments, or to dazzle by their genius, that,
though he may admire, no man ever loves
woman for these things. He loves her for
what is essentially distinct from, though not
Incompatible with, them-her woman's ma
ture and her womans heart. This is why we
so often see man of high genius or intelleo'
ual power pass by the De Staels and the Cor
innes to take ihto his bosom some wayside
flowers, who has nothing on earth to make
her worthy of him except that she is-what
so few of your "iemale celebrities" ares
true woman.