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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-02

,uE above OTEI open for the reception Q, EA
| PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDEiSS.- L.
T,;s long established and wellknown House has under
= thorough alteration throughout and furnished VIVID
g. and fashionable FURNITURE ~. D.. .-.,,,r,l
TIE TABLE wild always be supplied with the BhSl we
-, ssf,rds, and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
s both with servants and the regulations OF the house
-slv he will be enabled To give entire satisfaction TO
kose thai NAV favor him with their patronage ~ 80
tnose " va -, INO w. SPETlAS
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~ sf I-vis;no in the will Of John Davis dee a.,
a. SerS,oed ors for sale the following valuable Tracts
TIsnd viz 473 acres the Tennessee river immediate
~ hoys the mouth of Duck river algrdng he best "ca
an Tennessee river for commercial point, l5 acres on
D"ct river opposite the mouth Of Pine nyer Sl acres
5;oirug the town Of Perryvile, m Decatur county, 10
80 on he East side of Buffalo river near the hurricane
Rotoun snd laS acres the West side o Buffalo rfer'
;ts t,i,,tl Terms made known application TO ue
undersigned. SU ~, " ~ y1rGHS Executors.
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DIR. ROGERS LIvERwoRTH AND TAB
FOR TIE COMPETE CORE OF

Coughs CoLis Influenza Atimd, Bronchitis, splitting Of
Blood, and all other Lung Complaints teEdsn9tO
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UNION .AND.AMERICAN.
OFFIcE-No. II, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
to subscribers the following rates: Single copies
year in advance 81 So within the years. 0O teend
Of the year 81 90 CLUrs-of i've and upwards e 90
per copy for year Clubs Of subscribers wiz bsre
ceived for six months at the foregoing rates
be TRtWEEKIX IS Published every Tuesday ThnrsdsE
ana saturday anHun 2 a'aaee y n Ri1 "a
advance, Sc. s ~
DAILY is Published at Eight DoIarS- .-ag $3.50,
EE THE MONEY Is ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION I'll ~
ksmtances of subscriptions nAs be :hade by mail our
- risk.
paper viii be sent cut Of the State unless the ordei Is
compahied with the cash.
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> CL[.O Il !. .'l 1. 9 I.
Come one Come all ! This Rock shall fly .
Fram IT'S firm base as soon as ~ 7, -s-
,r.II. AND WIyTER STOCK FOR 1853 {.

FAIL AND WINTER STOCK FOX 1893 -,
SE subscriber respectfully 10 the denzens oil
Nashville and surrounding country that he has now on
hand and receiving additions daily large stock OF Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, for Fall
and Winter WEAR i,.s s.n,.f - b ,l
: Among which May be found Fine Black apd Blue Cioh
Claks Spanish do Opera and Congress Goals Be1bse DO
lacE Blue Brown and Olive Over Coats Sack. Paeiots
Box FTock and Dress Coats Business do, and other styles
and eolors too numerous TO mention. p Do
Pants and Vests Of style and color to suit the most
fastduous. 1870 = : - ,,,,,;,
Likewise general assortment of CHlLDRENS'
CLOTHING. Fine Shirts under-Shirts Drawers Suspen
ders Crayats Handkerchief Stocks, Hats Caps Trunks
YaIses Carpet Bags &c, &c 'sSA A91rs =
Country Merchants. in particular, are requested TO call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Nc g. Market st, opposite Unicn Street.
n BANot 10 be sold or uhdersold by any man or com
bniaon of uneo- ~ e .I.l AL ilz.L L.
---- FALL AND WINTER GOODS -,
TUST received No II, Cedar Street large and wen
81 selected stock of Cloths Cassers and vsstngs OF the
latest STYLES fit-ef ir'f.l9 541 vL ssl'fr. u
Il AISO-A large assortment Of gentlemens Furnishing
Goods new and beautiful STYLE of Stocks.
20 Shirt Collars CraEss Suspenders Gloves OF every DIS
crDtion Under-Shrts and Drawers '1fLL Lra j. 4st
Having made arrangement with of the best Clohing
Establishments in New York 70 supply me, VIM T. Jen-
toners and the public Clothing Of superior style aud quail
ty.I Please call and examine for yourselves 13 y d
Z 4 8. sept4 Aal I. HOUGH, Agent
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1T. '- DR. F. s. WoLrRfDGTs Franklin,
. go - IsH6M A. EcKLrs, $ ringfeid. Es2
I4 J1SEs T. BAsuAsv. Gsllatn,j -t0sa &
q 20 a~i-tsse i "a Cook g. OwRF, LebaRop,F
- L--lsiil CRocKxT IL RIDDLE, Murreesb0ro'.
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! DRUGGISTS SC,

TNR. J.sB. MARCIIIsI,s CELEBRATED
: f,AIVi IlAN for The relief and cure Of snfering
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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
tested during the past year. by many of the most re-
specabe citizens Of Nashville The advertiser IS permitted
10 refer TO Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant was cured
ola most inveerae Scrofua Also, the servant OF Mr. j.
Collins of the disease. Five cases OF Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone Feon. Mr. K h. Jones
SON was cured of Sore Eyes ae- having been under the
treatment Of of the most distinguished Physicians Tor
eight months almost totally blind y -.-.. 4.-r, -
At least hundred respectable persons IN Nashville,
and its vicinity be who viii vOuch for the great
benefits of his course Of treatment without the use OF the
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scrofula rheumatism, Fistna, Mercurla DIS
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all I'M
purities of the blood. -g...T -t.-g,H
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior 10 coming Nashville Those interested are res
pecully invited to CALL examine and consult free OF any
charge.
Office No II Union St, near Cherry.
novl0-ly. EDMAlND lhOhAo-
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DARRY,s TRICOPHERoUS,- Twelve
ID dozen Bsrrys Trcopierous for tne asr S9 M
and for sale by nOy9 0IHAACh NNn
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seize Upon Truth

wherever YOU fnd H. We medicine which viii not
devour your stomach it will not Interfere with yor regular
Oed it win prevent healthy assimilation OF your ~
esive apparatus but powerful EXTERNAL stimulant
which opens pores Of the ska, exeites the ABSORBENT
syse penetrate nerves, muscles, and eDdons and
gamenis paris which is applied, producing
free circulation of blood through the paris, stimulating
the reyvifyng and building mp the deadened us
auas which ills applied. 49, :. --.-- /.
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The Chinese Rheumatic Antidote

Is the only known remedy the world that will actually
and positively loss of aud TO pasei
limb replace deadened, contracted limb, with Ifs and
activity all Obstrueuon muscular con-
fractions and distortions loss OF feeling in the extremities
In health equlib rlum in the and
ercuaiory systems this must be brought about by
tsrnal applications. "a =.
We know that fheoryis cne and will have It's
ENEMIES, yet appeal TO every mans candid Judgment
and him isnot reasonable treatment ever
offered 10 Doubtless you will say, Our plan
fairly tested, and giyen universal satisfaction In
diseases for which, Is recommended,
il is creating perfect revolution.
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Men of Refinement

Who just appreciation of Truth, and ask them In
ALI candor il the above That being granted
we now propose you why internal remedies
are always resarted in the treatment OF such diseases
Why give man nauseating doses Of medicine for
swelling of tho aneles Why pnysic ran to death for
few painsf Why give pills Tor Affection OF the
muse4es2 All, friends Be To give one pill every
slain thousands Mans stomach was not de-
sirned for the purpose of a drug store. fi tIa O.
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Is cured in all cases. by using thismedicine. Jag
Y who are using your crutches hobbng along through
this troublesome word, with 'stitch in the side" and
Scach in the back viii find certain and permanent
lief 10 this External Medicine. p. -'', -.
ii there such IN the city Of Nashville ant surrounding
country onisi 10 10 our Agent and procure
nanthlet and bottle the Chinese Rheumatic Anidote
PAT M in large Bottles, with simple and plain directions,
and sold at $500 per bottle; two bottles for 500.
l. s. Y0UATf Il co, Propretors, Maiden Lane, NY,
IN WI ON all orders should be addressed - 90
For sale in Nashville by JP. DROMGooLE,
noya4-dSw Only Agent, No. l9 College street.
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WOfId WOldefIuI eAternAI htultuy,
read ful dis ase-The Rhedm @ 7'
''See dying vegetables life sustain, 81 a.-
See lifo dissolVing vegetaie again; tsi4t
'F All served. all rving, nothing stands alone ,-
~. Where fierce Rheumats m lis antidote must own. 90
The nerves, tendoEs Igamens fbroGs membranes spon
curoses and muses,are the seats of Rheumatic Pains,
Tic Dooreux Neuralgia Govt, Spasms, Palsy, loss Of Mus
Power wasting and decay OF the muscles, Numbn
liability move Nervous Headache, Crck in the Neck,
Stiff Joints Pains and Soreness babua Cold
Feet Pains In Side, the hip joints and small 9fhe back
weakness Of the kidneys, spinal Female
ities sweed JOINTS organic disorders eranp col
&c, vomiting dead palsy, contracted limbs, &c. Now we
COZ E. b
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But man-oh. most noble structure i-you were
to live longer and happier life i
u u. rheumatism in all its Forms,
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even twenty years standing yields at TO the magic
charms this truly astonishing and wonderful external
combination All persons effected with Govt, Rhsamalic
Pains stiff joints, Contracted and Distorted Limbs, Hump
Back muscular aud loss OF nervous
energy habtuAl cramps and Spams loss of muscular mo-
TONS spinal irritation weakness In the small OF Inc oseE
deep pains and in The breast stomach side
and oins wasting away and shrinking of any Of the limbs
and muscles all speedily and permanently cured by the
use of one bottle OF this med cine. p s a '5ril,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

booksellers Canyassers and Book Agents supplied on
A. ~, 1ii,sr,I terms. sept27-ly =
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Ifon are suffering with any the above complaints resor
10 this remedy and afser you cured recommend it.
Tbetwo greatest medical of the that III
External Treatment Of diseases is destined 10 create new
era In the history Of Medical Seieneen Another writer says
sibs treatment is commencing itself TO the Mediea
Z LorhFas .ioof - +
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

. Nc g. Market St oTposite Union Street.
n BANot 10 be sold undersod by any man or com
9 l. t,;a.;or ofroan p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
Police Intelligence.

7heMrdc' of Nm. Stafford Tie focused Parties he'll 10
lod YESTERDAY Ju tics O,born concluded the pyesta
ton II the matter pending against James McArde Albert
a. Rogert Ctrntns Collins, Hugh HiGes and rimotny
inhc,iDg injuries which cansed his death The assault
was PEI peraed ONE ouc weeks ago. at Ffench's Hotel
The magistrate, on the facts presented before he
Court considered there enough exhibited against the
accused parties to warrant his sending the boos
the Grand Jury aud therefore held jane BcAroe Albeit
A Bogart Eornslus Collins and Timothy Hogan t. bail
in he OF 81 600 each, 10 tos charge. Hugh
Hiuts not being fully identified in the affair was d3
charged by the magistrate from custody. Bogart Near
de md Coins enterfd INTO the required hs aud @ere
liberated from prison; Hogan subsequently gave bail ad
set a. liberty Ira 5. Caverry who was arrested GA
~ day night, supicoo OF being OF the pa. ties con-
cert ed in he der, honoiaby discharged oy the
sRstrate ppon the evidences OF Mr. Fedch who most
positively stated that Caserry Of the ne9
who assaulted the deceased on he night ia question
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

POSTAGE ENyELoPEs.-The stamped Post
Office envelopes ordered to be provided by Con
gress. are, we understand, ready for delivery,
and we presume. will be distributed to the public
throughout the country. about the first Of July
the beginning of the new fiscal year. Let us have
them as soon as possible and let them be pro-
vided with sufficient gluten orr paste to hold the
envelope together with letter in it. The de-
tached stamps have been tried and found want
ing in gluten. They are nuisance. Give us
the stamped envelopes, Mr.. Nesbitt good and
strong; and we do hope that &he Postmaster
General will not delay sheir general distribu.
ton for the public use, longer than tbe first of
july
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

WHAT CONTRAST yesterday our learn
ed. and theological contemporary of the
Courier. vouchsafed unto us an orthodox
evangelical editorial lecture on the decline Of
the churches Of the lower part of the city. and
on the universal thinness of our church congre-
cations, on the Sabbath, in all parts of this
mighty Babylon Of seven hundred thousand
people. And though the drift of the argument
was melancholy the moral thereof was ortho-
dox to the back bone Our venerable cotem-
porary has, at length, found his true vocation.
1t is theology. He has found that the dirty
business of politics is all vanity and vexation !;
that the
pride, pomp and circumstance Of glorious war;
are all moonshine; and that diplomacy is but a
delusion. Between the pursuit Of these bub-
bles and bau.les. and the substantial functions
of the theologian. what a contrast. Let our
venerable contemporary persevere. Between
the noise and confusion of petty party squab-
bles. and the calm dignity OF evangelical
teachings, what contrast! Let our brother
Of the Courier stand fast to the faith. viii
here be war?
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon Judge Roose velt.
80

JNTUTt JNUg5 KOOse VeIL
JUNE 1S.--Ceunson rs Coags1n and Wife This case
suit for divorce brought BY the mother ground
that her son vac npatc when he married. brought
10 conclusion Tins morning by the jury rendering
ealed verdict for the defendant. The marriage of the
parties has been therefore declared valid Mr. A. L.
Jordan appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. John Cochran
for the defe nd ants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
The Malls for the Pasific.

TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Captain Hart
stsne viii leave this port afternoon At two
o'clock, for Aspnwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
win close ct O'Clock.
The NEW York WEEKLY HERALD-California edition
with the latest intelligence from all parts Of the world
win be published at 10 clock to morrow morning.
Single copies, sixpence. Agents win please send in
their orders early possible
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U,,t.d States srorsnors cmce

JUNE 1s-Davd Collins. OF the crew OF the Ameri
car ship Austria arrested a charge of 4yiug
made revolt AID for unlawfuy con6nng the Captain
Eugene Tesser the lass voyage Of that vessel from
LhaIles son to New YOrE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

CELEHhATIoF OF THE FOURTH or July AT TAaRY.
TOWN. Inc Monument Association will lay the corner
s'oLe 81 Inonumtn, 10 be erected la commemoraton of
we aLtne OF 1ajor Andre, the 4th Of july next
usr stone sil be aid BY Col Jsmss A. Hamilton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

PROSPECT OF LONG NAP-Some Of the most
despoiring Of the whig journals inform us that
their party is dead others a little more hope
full say that it il not dead, but sleepethn
When It's nap is out let us know
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GcoD.-Our recent spell Of weather. Of warm
sunny days and rainy nights gives promise
Of liberal supplies of bread and butter
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jersey CITY Intelligence.

DRowSED-Yesierday afternoon about four O'Clock g
boat, in which two boys, named Samuel Burgess,
and Thoma. Rosn. capsiz.d, near the Hedge between
Jersey City and Bedoes Island and the latter was
by an FISHERMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

tanned e universal coincidence This has been the renoyn
accorded TO GREEN, the wekn fashionable shirt
maker No Asor House. His shirts become the basis
OF proyerb People Of perfect fa perfect style
leks, familiar 10 Thousands -
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worst hnt IN spite q them SMITH, Jr., OF No. 02 Full
tor street y 1T the head Of the and
tentive Clothing establishment in New York. VIA!
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The Tarf.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. /.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. /.
WEDNESDAY June 15-Trottng match $500, mile heats,
best three in fve to $50 ID. wagons.
Mr. Fish named Trouble received forfeit
Odell named 8. h. Nimrod paid forfeit
SAME DAY. Trotting mstch $780, mile heats in har.
ness.
T. Davis named Prairie Maid Northumberland /
W. Whelan famed C Cream POM .................2
Time. 255-252H
UNION COURSE, L.. I.
THURSDAY, June 16.-Trotting match $500, mile heats,
best three in five, to $50 ID wagons.
W. Whelan named br. m. -...............2 l
H. WoodI uff pamed b. Kate O'Brep .....1 2 2
Time, 257--247-2A8-249.
LOUISIANA RACES.
NEIARIE CoURsE-A ten mile trotting match came of
MAY &c. between four horses viz Needy, Flat Boat,
Gray Hairy, and Bay May Neddy won by half mile
Flat Boat the only horse that through the
besides the winner-Gray Harry giving no the third
and Bay May on the seventh mile The following is
table Of the time
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Bills Duly Honorcd.-

VI al tic kings on Enxlnnd's throne,
The Williams proved the best,
With First, Second phird and Fourth all own
That country most progressed.
And hore, upOD Manhattan Isle,
The thousands now joyfnly sing
wi lie fnshit n lenda approving smileJ
OF matters williams Ia the King
WILLIAMS l5G Fulton st. second do 5r from Broadv
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steamer Hero Capt Hancox is making daily excursions off
Long Branch fyeu wish to enjoy delightful and at
ne same time catch fine OF sea bass advise you to
take trip For hour of departure advertisement
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tent ROBERT NJ PATRICK is the solo turer in
tie United states Of the above celebrated safes and G.
Gothn's imp nerabe dehance ocks-the best and
locks combined In the world Derot 1872 Pearl street one
door below Maiden lane, orrner,y 30 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

SMITH LOUNSBERRY, AIS Pearl street are now recey-
ing N store a,e arrivals large stock of velvet tapas
try Brussels three ply and ingram Carpetngs
elegant designs which having been purchased previous to
the recent advance in prices they enabled to offer M
very great inducements. = - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

selling he b,autifu drab beaver and pearl felt hats at
their usual low prices of 81 and 81 aad In addition giving
each customer lis likeness FREQ of charge They are the
only hners IN the United States that can thts RAE.
FERIY In ASK No ~ Chatham street. opposite Cham.
brs, and on the Of Chatham and Pearl streets
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Notice to California shlnners -nnr

will be charge Of spe
Illinois Monday the 10th inst connecting at Pansma
with the u mail steamship Golden Gate. Small pack
ages received till one o'clock on the day of sailing
WELLS, FARGO, & CO., 16 Wall street.
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Diamond Rings, Crosscs. Pins, stus.

cluster crclet half hoop solitaire rings crosses and ch
custer pins gents Diamond stnds and large rich
gold euey for sale Mt the factory of the subscribe at
The lowest market prices No. 3i Broadway corner OF
White street second floor. DAVID RAFT.
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sale at Che lowest market prices for cash approved
per- epne lever anchor, duplex and chronometer watch
e in OPEN hunting, enameled, pearl and diamond set
cases Each watch specially guaranteed. Office 1871 Broad
way, corner Of White street second floor.
DAVID RAFT, 3Sl broadway.
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surrender these, upon condition that the Legislatures
Of the different provinces would defray the ex
penses Of the civil government and after consider
able chaffering as to the amount to be paid, this
was agreed to-each colony consentng to pay GER
tain and fixed sum annually and the lands of the
crown were accordingly conceded.
At this time, as was well known in Canada con.
siderable extent Of territory was embraced in the
clergy reserves which it was not supposed for
ment was included in such surrender, and which
having been already granted for specific object, it
was not in the power of the British government
otherwise to appropriate, but which the colonists
now wish to obtain without giving in exchange
further equivalent.
1t further appears by letter from the Duke of
Newcastle to the Governor General, dated in March
last, that when the arrangement was effected by the
act Of 1910, dividing the proceeds Of the clergy re-
serves among different denominations, an under
standing was entered into between the British go
venment and the Archbishop of Canterbury, repre-.
senting the Church Of England in Canada, by which
an annual charge was contingently imposed upon
the consolidated fund Of the mother country to the
extentof f7,7O0 sterling for the Church OF England
and Ct $50 for that of Scotland This contingency
could not arise, unless tie proceeds Of the reserves
should fall below the joint amount, against which
event the provision was intended; and it ,ent
ly contended in Parliament, that in making dua
settlement the sums so guaranteed ought to be re-
served ont Of the general provisions of the act and
definitely charged to the reserves Such provision
however, the British government would not consent
to introduce; but who indulge the hope" says the
Duke Of Newcastle, that if at some future time
the Parliament Of Canada should think proper to
legsate upon the reserves, they will not lose sight
the expectation which this guarantee held out at
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1853-03-10

laons, to that of extracting a cheque
ffom hard-up hubby? Depend upon
il there is employment for any amount
OF Jockeyship and management without
pntting ones head beyond the street
obor. And so | was cured of my no.
ton of putting woman Oh an equality
with man.
| saw that the question between the
sexes was not one of superiority or in
terlonty; that our two spheres Law
apart from each other, but that each
exercised on the other most blessed
infiuence-man's sphere, the world;
woman's sphere, the home: the former
bracing the gentle Influences of the
latter, by its rough, sharp, lessons of
effort, endurance, and antagonism; the
latter tempering and hardening the
effects of the former by its self-deniaI,
its sympathies. and its affections. And
! felt that if we are 10 compare these
two spheres. the woman's-whiIe the
Rrrower-is, in many respects, the no.
bier of the two, and her part in the
battle of life not unGrequenlly the most
important and dangerous one.
This was the lesson of my dream.
awoke just as Edward let himself in
with his latch-key, and begged his
pardon for my silly forwardness.
| have never had another argument
since; and don't believe | have any
" mission " that can take me away from
my own freside.