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My song Of praise
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What music there is in woman'S voice-what
eloquent music-what soothing, liquid, poetical,
spiritual and inspiring music, Mr.. Editor. In
the choir--or at the domestic heanh-"in the
city full or in the wld5rness--in day dreams,
or in the visions of the night, it has been to us
as potent in its influence as the mystic wand of
the magician--as calm and delghting to our
perturbed spirits as the rnstling of an angels
wings; yet we believe that few of the young
ladies will acquit themselves to better effect on
the repetition of the Oratorio next week than
they did last night. Mr.. II. has accomplished
much as teacher of music, and we are graft
fled that ho has yet much to do.


The purposes Of our present commission are
finished. We might exc out column of
'wars and rumors of wars"-of speculatons,
official and anti-otficial- finklngs of incidents
and circumstances Of this locality; but ''short
visits make long friends, - as Hon John Went
worth would say; therefore, for the present,
sH repOir. BACHELOR BOB.