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INDIAN ELoQUENcE.-The following spe-
clmen of eloquence was delivered by an In
dian woman over the contiguous graves Of
her husband and infant: sapg,.


"Ihe father oflife has taken from me the
apple Of my eye and the core Of my heart,
and hid them in these two graves. will
moisten the one with my tears, and the
other with the milk Of my bresst, till meet
them again in that country where the sun
never sets.