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SUPERIOR WINES, &c

GUNIiE subscriber has just received, full sup
IL py Of genune G occr e., among "h.eh
are, old Nj ldera, Sicily Madeira, LISBON,
Claret, and Muscat Vines, white Currant
Vines, from the vineyard Of Mess,s Dyers, II
veiy superior article Also, every description
Of Cordials Butter and Cheese, fresh from
the celebrated Dairy Of w,do" Chandler =
Brandy, Rum Holland and American Gin;
loaf AMI lump Sug,r, broan ditto TEAS old
and Young ls ,on, Hyson SKIN, Souchong,
Caper, and Pouchong lD,v" first qnaiiy
evc.tus Cigars together with every article
usually found in genuine Grocery Store.
ALSO,
Superior Cavcnd.sh Tobacco, OF four di4or,
ent descriptions, which has been pronounced
superior, by all who have used It A constant
supply Of this article will at al times be Kept
on hand AIDE AR OLD
ov IA Nos s and 10, South Ma'n-st
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DYING, PRINTING AND BLEAChi O.
BY THE
LYNN PRINTING COMPANY.


nYE and finish in the bost manner, Broad
II Cloths; Kerseymercs; Satins; Sarsneis
Canton and Italian Grapes; Plush; Silk and
Cotton Velvets; Six and worsted Cords; C. m
els Hair Shiwls: Silk and Cotton do; Hosie-
ry and Gloves; Ribbons, Taste, &c.
PERMANENT Greens Oh Silks for Um-
brellar and Parnsols.
PERMANENT colours on Cotton and
woo'len Yarn. for Weaving and for Carpcting.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk, Cotton and
Linen. and Border and Figure Woollen Table
Cloths. Sh,wls and Flannels.
BLEACH in the hes, manner all descrip.
iions of Cotton and Linen Goods, and rornove
Stains ard Iron mould from Table Linen, &c
ALSO Cleanse Garments of every descrip-
ton Cleanse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
Carpets, Blankets, Imitation and real CASH
mere Shawls. in q style equal to any in the
country.
b. & C. A. TAYLOR. Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
No. IL Sm Providence.
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NEW STORE.
HARVEY CLARK.

MO. 90, Westminster street, first Store east
IL of the UnivcrsalIst Chapel, informs the
inhabitants of Providence and its vicinity, that
he has taken the above Store, where he il this
day opening general assortment of English
Goods and Shoes, which will be sold at the
most reduced prices for cash.
N. B. A general assortment Of Droa dcloths.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, &c. Nov
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
KUST received by BENJAMIN M. LIN D.
e0 SEY, ut No. 81, Westfninst er- Row, 20 ca
ses Boots and Shoes, consisting of ladies'kid,
morocco and prunela Boots; do kid, n.oroe-
CO and prrnelia Shoes, Of various patterns;
misses morocco, leather and prunella Shoes;
lads and clildren's Shoes, Bootees and Bootss
Of every description; gentiemen's calf skin and
meats leather Boots; gentlemen's and ladies'
India Rubber Over Shoes, very 6ne article
for the approaching season.
Oct. II. 4w.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
EDWARD r. YOUNG.

LII w Anu II. IOO WI,
No. "a. Market Square.
A GAIN calls uron hls old friends and all
~ others, wanting Wines, Teas or other
Groceries, to remember the old stand, where
may be found, very general assortment Of
articles Of the first quality.
AMONG THEM,
Wines, Of every descript on,
TIE rs, an excellent assortment,
Spices. of al kinds
Sugars, Loaf lump, white and brown
CJ1ee, old Java aud West-India.
FRUITS.
Grapes, Rlisirs, Figs, Currants, Almonds,
Filberts, Cream Nuts, Shell-birks, Tamarinds,
Oranges aud Lemons. resi- Citroa.
Tob icco, Gig ,rs and Snuff Of all kinds.
DAY & MAarIN's, WARaEN's, SMITH's
and HAYzEN's Blocking.
LAMP OIL
Winter strained first quality for Glass Lamps!!
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Bristol Back for securing knives.
Cno Gola;e, md C .ocolate Shells, prime quail
ity.
Psppersirce. Mustard and C,yenne.
yfiso, Just received, " p. .-
India Soy aud Ca,sup. Nov. II.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
~ ARRIVED,
Thursday. M

THURSDAY, Nessssber lG
'Stesm boat Washington. Tom inson. New York.
Friday, .Nopember IT,
D. L, sloop Providence, Brown. 20 hours fr0a N.
York, with dour, co,t,n, oil virro,I, &c. To 8. b.
Mumfe 1 X TO. Dysrs 4 Minion, and oihers.
Schooner C,iu mia. vakns. iron BRISTOL.
Schopnsr He'ea, Burr, from New York, with hour
to Seth Adams, Jr.
sloop Eliza Ann. Potter. from Now York. with
>morchandixs.
U. l.. sl'p Ann M iria, Gardaer from New York.
with msrchandIze
Shop Fa no, Walden. from Newport.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, fiom WEXFORD.
Steam boat Marco Bozzaris. Barker, New York
Sloop Com. Perry, from Newport.
Sio p Reindeer, DAVIS, from Troy.
BELOW-TwV schooners, from the Souihward
with cotton.
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LOTTERY MOTT f..

THVHE subscriber, at No 43, CEeapside, in
IL tends keeping Lottery Tickets Tor sale,
in various Lotteries. on the most favorable
terms. All Prizes sold by him will be pIid,
whenever tnc Tickets are presented, without
discount. EArO w. NANCY.
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WALL. PAINTING.

yElHE subscriber would inform his friends
n and the public. that he is prepared to
Paint Rooms, in rater eoiors. Orders left at
Mr.. Edward S. SheJon's Auction and Commis.
son store, where specimens may be seen, Will
be executed with ptomptness Tho cheapness
of the a5ele painting Is an object for those
who wish 70 have their rooms done in hand
some Style. wM. W. PlTMAN, Agent.
nov II.
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This DAY.

GRAND State Lottery. No. 10. for The
" erection Of Free Bridge. Highest
prize s600O. To be drawn in Providsncs,
This Day. 8. s. N. Allen & Co. agents for the
Mana gers.
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CROUKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.

CRONKEKY, GLASS AND CHINA.
THNHE subscriber having purchased tho en-
n tire stock in Trade belonging to tho estute
Of Philip Potter. deceased, Offers the same AZ
wholesale or retail, on tao most favorable
terms.
Just received by tho Charles Joseph, and
| other late arrivals, SO crates and hogsheads of
| Blue, Printed, Edged and c. c. Ware. OF .
superior quality and patterns, selected exPress-
| ly for this market. MOSES POTTER,
Oct2D If No. 80, Cheapslds
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COTTON BATS,
NN largo or small quantities; single glazed
II PELfSSE WADDING, superior articies
wOOLhEN STOCKING YARN, white.
mixed and colored, for sale by ..
SHELDON r MASON.
nov.7 sw ~, North Main street.
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GENERAL STAGE Off T.
DLAlSDELL x BORDE =, have opened
HD aGzNERAL SrAos OrFrcE, at No.
II, South NJ ,In Street where the books ofev-
cry Stage line will be kept, provided their scvs
raj proprietors leave them, and where the
names Of slch passengers, as wish TO take pas
sage in the various Ines Of Stage Coiches, that
,,n from this town will bc received. the pub
lshers Of ne wspa apers, BY leaving Their p ,pers
n this OH g, Will, for a rc ,sonable conpens,-
,io,, have tasm forwarded regularly TO sub
scribers.
r A room for those ladies' and gentlemen.
xho wisn to take se ats for PIwtuckrt, will be
kept exclusively reserved for their use.
nov ~
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PLvMoUrb, Nv. ~.9-Saisi, President, Bari
Iett. 81 P,erres.
PORTLAND, Ne, is--Anb-y Ldwis, VII.
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..- VESSELS SPOKEN.
LIT 80. long ~ I-2, ship Franklin, Harding, 8 ds
FIN Portsmouth, h, for Liverpool.
4th ms. IN South Chennel, brig Bss,rins. ofyvar-
ron. far Orleans no such vessel belongs to that
p0rt.l
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17

ATTORNEY Az LAWs ..
"AVING several years since been admitted
LIE to pr. c.ice as an Attorney and Coua-
cellor at Lao, in all III. Cours IN Il 10 Ssate.
aud more recently in the United States Courts .
offer my services to the public, in the limo OF
my profession. Those WHO may see fiji to en-
ploy me, as we'll as my old patrons. may rast
assured that whatever business they may con-
fide to my mana cement, shall be attended to
with promptness, fidelity and correctness.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Esvpvrt Ort 10
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

s,iled On Thursday, brig Hsvre, Pearoe, for sa-
rvanpah.
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MUSICAL FOLIO,
a NEW article. For th's very convenient
"A article, ladies and gsntlsmsn will please
sslI st the MvsyS 0AueeN OstVi
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CI.EAQEn

CLEARED
Brig Beaver, William, Surinam-by J. +. Lip
put.
Snhr Gold H,ntress, Currie, Savannah.
Y. L. sloop Mwy, Bennett, New York
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THIS DAY.

W.fSHIh GROW LODGE LOTTERY,
Thi-. .eenth class, TO be drawn IN tins toan
on SIturdiy, Dec. ist. One Prze Of $4,000,
l.dY 20O0, 1 do 1000, &c. &c. Lowest Prize
SIS. Whole Tickets ~. Ha YES 2, Quarters
l--For sale by EATON W. MAX-Y,
Nov. II. No. AZ Che0pstde.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

From the II. S. Review
SONG.

EDoNN.
A rALE weeping willow stands yondcr alone.
And mourniuly waves IN the Zcphyr 8 hgh
breath
Beneath, in its shadows, is soulpturcd stone
That tells oftho maiden, who sleeps there Al
death
She came to the village,--a stranger I'M.
Though fair, as the first flower that opens IN
May,
The touches of health from her features had
flown,
And she dropped, like tina, a3w,r in It's time
ofdecay.
She told not her story---shc spoke not of soT.
row,
But laid herself down, and, hoart.brokcu, she
And, ere the hills bIoshOd in the dawn of tho
morrow,
Uncompllining aud silent, the sweet stran
ger died.
Apart and alone, the sud villagers made
Acold uuict tomb i'm the heart Of the vale
And many stranger has wept in tho shade
Ofyon weeping willow, Co hear of the tale.
-...s1s...-
OUR OWN FIRESlDE.
Dear in the morn soft blowing gale
l. budding May;
Sweet in the wld-rosc scented vale
The scattered hay
Dear is the early evening star,
The lovers guide
But dcOrer still, and swoctcr far,
Our own lirosldo.
Dear is the lnnot's lively song
"rhat cheers the grove
Sweet is tho breeze ,hat-wats along
The sigh Of love;
Dear To tho sailor heart the call
Oflond deserted
But all more doar, more sweet than all,
Our own fiTcsdo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
PROM rnE WORCESTER srY.

Culture of Bdriey.--The increased de.
mand for barley, for brewing, has so much
exceeded the cultivation, that the price has
become disproportioned to that of other
grain, according to the relative cost otpro-
ducrion, insomuch that il has become pro-
iitable article of importation from Europe.
During the last season, the price IN our
seaports has been from 95to llOcents per
bushel, when corn was only from 80 to 81
cents. The soil of Worcester County is
peculiarly adapted to the culture OF this
grain, and 1t is believed great advantages
would be derived from an extended pro-
ductlon Of it. 1t does not exhaust the land
like many other crops; It will yield with
late sowing better than other grain the
straw is as valuable as meadow hay and
where il is wished to seed land down, the
grass does much better after barley than
any other crop. As TO profits there can be
no doubt that It is now, and will be for some
time to come, more profitable than any 9th
or grain.
Another inducement TO the culture OF
barley. TO those who valuc the moral
good OF society. is the substitution Of mslt
liquors for spirits. FIT does not tend TO
reform those who are already attached to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
Anderson's Cough Drops.

The most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FsDR
Coughs, ConsUmyt'Jns, and .4Sthmns.
H'HiS new and healing Balsam bids fair
Y to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered Tor coughs and complaints Of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
IN seated consumptions II hes lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates troru persons OF the
highest responsibility or the great and in
crcasing demand .or them may be called
proof fits good effects Il is proved. Scarce
ly case OF colds, coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep arls-'
ing from debility, or even consumptions.
but may be relieved by the timely Use OF
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.3nderSOn's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
signed by JameS .NeHeH.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty II
breathing, Wheeling, tightness of the chest.
consumptions, and pain in the side. The
aged viii experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
NF7 Be particular as each genuine bot
w nus AAilhNi''A = 1DhE IL l)lbpSs
ed OF it.; and that each ofthe directions ar.
signed IN writing by "Jones Mcllcn":
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE .Uedicine IS for Sale By
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 10, Thames-strcet,
who has for sale constant supply of the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
ii. Tiliinghast, John II Mason, Providence;
DR.. Tibbltts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfeld: DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest,
Rowsc Babcock, Westerly; DIR Tilinghas,,
Wickford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren,
Daniel Brewer Taunton, and the Post Mas
ter in Slatersville.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING
TO TIE
AFFLICTED,
COUGH DRCps

TNHE Public are respectfully informed tha.
L ANDERSoNS COUGH DRCps
and PECTORAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for years past, proved them
selves TO be one OF the most valuable remedies
ever yet discovered for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and other affections of the breast and
lungs leading 10 Consumptions Thousands
have experienced the happy effects Of ihis
HcaitRg BdfsGm. and many Of the highest re-
sPectabllity have voluntarily given certificates,
some OF which will accompany each bottle,
that viii satisfy every unpreiudiced mind that
the most extraordinary cures have been per-
formed uy the use uf this medicine in cases
of long standing, 'n which other insdiaine,
Asd p.rduoed no favourable effects and whore
The most skIllul Physicians had given them
up az hopeless II Is not pretended that tlfr
are an Irtalible cure IN all cases, but of su1,i
as arc ucurablc ther, are bat few but Obs,
viii be greatly relieved Jy the use OF them
Scarcely a case of Colds Coughs, Pain in tnp
side, difficulty Of breathing want of see5
arising from debility, or even seated consump-
tlons, bat may be relieved bv i timely use ~
this Healing Balsam Each Dollar BOTTLE of
this medicine contains about 40 doses. ..h,.a
proves them to be a cheap medicine consi5-
ering their virtues.
For the further satisfaction Of the pub'.,.
he following Certificate is offered for perusa-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

TuE ANSWER OF a uIIND M.N.--in the
city of Bagdad, blind man, with n large
jar upon his shoulder, and lantern IN his
hand, was thus accostcd by person tllt
ne met IN the street: e" As thou hast no
eyes, poor man, of what service IS this Ian
tern to YOU" at Is not for my own use"
replied the blind man, "that carry it, but
for fear such needless fellow as yourself
should rum against me, and oversct my Jar,
which It has cost inc 50 much trouble to
fin"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
WHITNEY'S COUGH PILLS.

"HESE pills, which are composed most.
L ly ofvegetables, are not inferior to any
thing yet discovered for coughs, colds,
asthmas and consumptions; and even in tho
latter case, where a cure is not 10 be ex-'
pected, they prove an excellent palliative
by eXpectoration, relieving pain and pro
ducing sleep.
Numerous certificates Of the virtues o.
these pills might easily be procured, but j
is confidently believed they are sufficiently
known TO render a recourse to such meant
unnecessary. and where they are not know
we are well assured a trial ot them will b
a more cfiCctual recommendation than
host of certificates Directions for using
with the box.
Each box contains forty pills; price fift
cents.
n. b. Toprevent impositions each be.
will be enclosed with q label bearing
impression of the good Samaritan, with q
following inscription.
Uhiiney's Cough Pills."
and each bill of directions will be signed T
the inventor.
b. q c. DYER IRIS. g. Co.
having been appointed by the propue'
sole agents for the sale of the above pl
are now ready TO supply druggists and o 4.
ers on very reasonable terrus, at Nos.
and 10, Morket-street, Providence. IT,
arc also kept for sale by r. X. Hazard,
James Taylor, Newport.
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NOTICE,

TlIE Subscriber having been appointed
4 by the Court of Probate Of the town
If Tvcrton, Administrative .on The estate
OF ErNIoE SLoCuN, late of Tiverton. de-
ceased, and having given bonds as the law
directs, requests all persons indebted to said
estate To- make immediate payment, and
those having any demands to present the
same for settlement, to
CLAGIssA SLocUw, AdmjnifrGirir.
Tiverton, Jan. |, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

DOMESTIC CLONr


I've mingled in the wild doligA.g,
Tho rovos Of the festive throng,
Indulged in fancy fondest flights,
And chased the phantom, Pleasure, long
Even from gay and giddy boy
strovG TO drown each care with glec,
But novor, never, tasted JOY,
Till found, Domestic Love, in thee.
Tho bright romance Of fcrvid youth,
The glory Of those golden days,
When loves sweet image passed like truth
Herself before my rapturous gaze
The luxury of each dear dream
by warm anticipation wovc
In all their fragrant freshness seem
Concentrated in Domestic Loyc.
This peaceful homc--thcse fcrvcnt friends,
Those budding blossoms ofmy line,
With whom my worry being blends,
Whose destiny and hopes arc mime
fthere's Paradise on earth,
A JOY below like joys above,
II glows around the social hearth
Ofhome and dear domestic Love
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

The immoderate use ofsrdent spirits, we
have no doubt It may be an important
means Of saving others from contracting
similar habits. Ifthose, who raise grain
for distilling, would turn their attention to
cutlyating barley in it's stead, they would
thereby avoid one cause Of self reproach,
for we can hardly believe any man entirely
guiltesss, who, even IN so remote way,
contributes to the intoxicating and poison
Gus cup, which is daily and hourly hasten
ing IT'S thousands of victims, not only 10 ru-
in and disgrace, bot to an untimely grave.
Cure (or Drunkenness In our paper of
jar, ", wa published recipe said 70 be a
cure for intemperance. Immediately af-
ler"ards Il person, who has long been no
t1non-iy intemperate, placed himself un-
der the care Of Doctors Green and Hey
wood, Of this town. for a trial of the pre-
5cuptlon. IL was administered, according
TO tho directions, and we are happy 70 cay
with complete success. The patient has
not drank any spirit since but once, and
then no only had time to walk from the
bar Of the tavern 10 the door, before il yom-
tied him. He has now no inclination %
taste Cf ardent spirits, and is aD entirely al
tered man. both ~ habits and appearance.
We hope this successful result may induce
others to try the experiment. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
NEW CERTIFICATES.

Dr. MELLEN, Sir the cause Of humanity de-
mands me to give you the following state.
ment oty wife had for six years been in q te-
cline, and pronounced by her Physicians q,
be IN a consumptive state, and was attended
by severe pain in her side, with a Cough
and difficulty of breathing. She was reduc-
ed so low as TO be unable TO get from her he'd
to the fire without aid. All hopes of her re-
covery had long been given up. In this SIT
uation, | was prevailed upon, as a last possible
resort, yet without any hope of success TO
make use Of Andersons Cough Drops"
She commenced the use of them in February
last and after using two bottles, 10 the aston
Ishmont of all, in the month Of May following
the health Of my wife was entirely restored,
and since which, her health and strength were
never better. Feeling deep interest that the
public in general may resort to the same re-
medy, when their friends or relations are ap-
parently, or evidently on the brink of the
grave, to rescue them from the same You
are at liberty TO publish the above | anu re-
spectiuiy, &c JAMES II. STYLES
HtHebeck, DutchcsS co (N " Nor. -th.
For sale by 5 W. NINSON,
Ae~Por', Druggist 4. apothcoary.
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WANTED.

4 number Of young ladies TO work strip
u ldces and insertions. Cash paid for work
when done, or ifpreicrred orders given on
most Of the principal Dry goods stores, in
town. &. WINDSOR, n Co
March 9Th It
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WOOL CaRDlNG,

Also, continued as usual, al the customary
prices. SAMUEL CLARKE.
lTArticics intended TO be sent TO the Fac.
tory. may be left with JOB sherman, New.
port; Sanford Amy, Littlc-Comp,on; Peleg
Cory, Tiver,on, or jeremiah Clifford, Bristol
Ferry, Aug ~, ls20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

JOB PRINTING executed with new
elegant Type, on satisfactory terms
this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

DWEBs COMPARIsoNs.--A sultan with
out equity, i3 Ike river without water
A poor man without patience, IS like a
lamp without oil. a woman without mo.
desty, 10 like ragout without salt A man
that studies the sciences, without any nat
ara! genius for them, is ike gallant with
ont money. \ traveller without know
ledge, il like bird without wings A
man of learning that is not The better for il,
rs like fine tree that produces 10 fruit.
An ccc.tsiaa'c without learning, is like u
house without door.
WoMAN-Tha following picture of fWo.
man, taken from an essay IN the Quarterly
Review, Is recommended to the attention
Of our countrywomen:
Speaking Of the middle ranks Of life, the
writer obscrcs--"There we behold wo.
man in all her glory; not a doll to carry
silks and jewels, puppct 70 be danglcd
by coy:omb children, an idol for proiaue
alteration; rcvcrenced to-day, discarded
tomorrow, always iustlcd ont Of hcr true
place Which nature and society would as
sign her, by scnsuaIity or by contempt ad -
mrcd but not respected; desired but not
esteemed; ruling by fashion, nor by atltc-
ton; impnrtIng her weakness, not bcr
constancy, to the sex which she should
cXat: the source and the mirror Of vanity"
"Wc see her as wife partakng the
cares, and cheering the anxiety Of a hus
band; dividing his labor5 by her domestic
diligence spreading checuuiacss around
her; for his sake sharing IN the decent re
hhcmeutS of the world, without being vain
Of them; placing all her pride, all her joy,
all her happiness m the mcrtod approJa,
ton ot the man she houors, "a a mo.
thcr, we find her the aticctlonatc, the ar
dent nstructrcss Of the children she has
tanlcl from their infancy; training them
up TO thought and virtue, to meditation,
and beneyoeucc, addressing them as ra
toual beings, and preparing them to be-
men ani women IN their turn.