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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21

Total. 1918, 66S u
Disbursements
Paid claims by DEATH. 296 500 80
Paid additions to same, being
dividends. ............... 1902 Al
Paid surrendered policies, re.
duction of premium and an.
Paid rent medical examine
tions, salaries. office expen-
SEES, and advertising,
change, postage, and for &
eign State and City taxes. $3.50 81
Commissions. zs,29 80 Il
#sl78 os4 %
Assets: 2-s4- =-=E
Cash on hand and in bank 47,747 SIS
Bonds and mortgages on real
estate, worth double the
amount loaned. ........... S,0H, 2S3 26
Bills re ceiyable and fire insu.
rance ............. 2,943 "a
Amount deposited for taxes. 4,276 So
Due from agents in course of
transmission. 29,5S3 IS
F.s WINSTON, President.
J. ABBATT, Secy.
o. r. BRESEE having been appointed Attorney
for the State of Virginia and Agent in the city of
any Information upon the subject desired Office at
the insurance Company, Valley of Virginia. 14th st.,
I'd door from the Post Office.
Dr. JAS. 4. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
Tne underelsncQ having charge OF the bDOv6 Dusi-
ness, will be pleased to answer any enquiries upon
the subject or attend to any business entrusted to
him. THOS. L. u. WALFORD.
: OFFICE VALLEY INSURANCE COMFY,
l4sh street, doors from Post Office, ;
Richmond, Va, June l6th>
ER0M This date, Fire and Marine risks
Il will be taken BY this Company at such rates a.
are deemed equitabie without reference the exisng
scale of rates. U. +. BRESEE,
je IL st M i IA Actuary. {
"A large assortmenc Of Alpaca Goats, of all
grades and prices. For bargains, call .; No. liz
man ;.is '''e' MERCHANT wEIsIoER.
tAalILY BACON ses rsspa II ns . sH,s and
ie ls--St 18th street.
NO. liarkerel and Truss herrinss In
/, ''0'' A''u - LocKETT 4 DENNIS.
III DUZ. caps fresh r caches In store
anu ~ LOcKETT & DENNIS.
ieIa-3t 18th street.
OFFICE sACKs--Ana article very deslra-
" bic for bot westher. Every one who Wishes 70
keen cool ought 10 be In possession II ons or more
They are not ex pensive and add much to the comfort
j. to buy. KEEN, BALDWIN z CO.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICk OF
" DRESS sILKS-We have this day marked
down, to insure immediate SALE beantifni sssort-
et Of new sL y % pscxss S xo,.n RI s, rs.
ysrd reduced 10 81 per yardi 50 do. worth $i75 per
yard, reduced 10 81 Is per yard.
6 few s sos invite ,G . . Il
ladies particularly y 'hs;s ,.og sseKrNs co.
i.1a sass No lei, Fade square
MILLlNs HypiNkss..,Ise si, ,si s,I nn "
HIT. u. 8. TALIAFEhAO, % cur Flour Mliis
will tn future be managed by "a s 81
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DIKACHED sPERMACEPI OIL.-IO
ID hhdE. prime quality, landing and for sale by
je2l DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
TUFFEk SUEAR..1O0 bbls Coffee Su.
~ gar receiving, for sale by
E. Ii. SKINKER l. CO..
ia 81 No 50 Cary St
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r. Removal of Onice.-Dr. IIITTI,E has
removed 10 an office under Metropolitan Hall where
be may be found durlng the day
His residence 10 9Th, between CLAW and Leigh
streets, IN the house OF MIR. Cringan lie S-dlms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21
BY Alexander Nett.

EURNITURE, CROCKERY. CLOTH.
4 ING, SHOES, &c.-Will be sold at auction, en-
SATURDAY. June 2lst. at 10 o'clock, general ~
sortment of Furniture.
ALSO-A large invoice Of Creckery and GlaG-
ware: Ready made Clothing Shoes, Hsth Dry Goods
and Fancy Articles
GROCERIES -whiskey; Gin. Brsady, Coffee.
sugar. Soap. Candles Catsup, Olives RAsins Rrunes,
kc., &c.
WATCHES AND GUNS.--At III O'Clock preelss-
y, superior Gold Hunting Case Wstcheh to cover
advances; superior double barrc, 0uns in good or
u ~ Auet.
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OCUsT GROVE HOTEL. Abe
IL MARIE COUNTY. VIRGINIA, FIVE MILES
FROM MECHUM'S RIVER DEPOT.-Ths Hotel,
fronting l6s feet. with many comfortable rooms the
subscriber proposes to keep open for the reception of
Boarders. There is location in Virginia which
surpssses it in heathfulness and the variety of the
surrounding scenery being located near the foot Of
the Blaze Ridge Noun ains This house has been
long known Throughout Virgins travelling stand,
and of considerable resort during the summer season
that any specification by to accommodations, Ii
almost needless The proprietor would therefore
fondly hope that with gins host and attentive
servants it may continue receive liberal share of
public patronage Cold and Warm Baths are ct
tached to this establ' shment. Families or others
skng health and wishing spend portion Of the
season at my hous- will please inform me by
letter. A hack and baggage wsgon will meet them
at any time, at Mechum's River Depot, and convey
them to and from when required.
CT Address Greenwood r O.. Albemsrle county,
Virginia. JOHN s. CoChE.
ie lS-dI2ts
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By TayIsr 9. Will.
BY Laras & shine.

HORSES. MULES, cows, &c. Ar
IL AUCTI0N-Win be sold ct public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 2ist instant. Commencing ct 10
o'clock, at the Horse Lot near the Central Dspot,
Also, very superior Mich Cows snd Calves.
ie 20 LARUS SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21

DKICKs, BRICKS, BK 1 q X Save
ID have sale privately large stock OF well burn
ed Dock Bricks which viii sell low any person
in want
We are also prepared to contract for Brick work,
under the supervision of Mr. Luke No kenne
LARDs 4 SHINE,
ie I9---ts "a Main street.
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General Agent for the State of Va.
Dr.. r. w. HANCOCK, "A edical Examiner.

Having charge of the above business shall be
pleased to give ar Information upon the subject or
stteGd TO any business entrusted 70 me.
je l7.-lm T. L. ID. WALfohu.
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nLD UAsrILk, Brswn Wis2aeg. Re,ss.
~ honey, Alm0ad. neee. 1an4eet - WseF
shoiss toilss Soap IN ssezs - e - ss,.rAnn
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TI'IN SAFEs.--JU Tin safes, just rcceiv-
!. ~ 80 ALEX NUT, Auct.
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NHAIKs.--5O d0z Windsor and Cane
~ Sea- Chairs, just TO hand and for sale. by
la2I ALIEN MOTT, Auct.
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je I9---ts


MERCHANTS NsURANCk COMPANY
WI OF RiCHMOND--At meeting OF the 6osrd
of Directors held at their office on the 10th Of june.
1886 t WIS
Resolved, ssThat this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Maine Insurance Policies, and the Be-
crefary directed TO inform the other city Compe
MES OF the above resoluton that in order establish
uniform In the city on this Subject, they be re-
quested to unite with US /"
This Company 10 now prepared 10 issue Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Policies reasonable terms other
good Offices.
! CIsims for losses will in ali cases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy n any case.
Office, for the present. on the East side Of 18th st.,
uasr Mai IN af1irs
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SSaIas I 4 =. 81 a.. ..'is $500 80
~ is-s oass A,vshx AAcs
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r AND CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.

II NM IN Y HE'S TEME IEIsD EOM SlNAH.
La For sale privately, tract of Land lying about 8
miles from Richmond, and one mile from the r. p.
Rsilrosd. This tract contains S5 acres. About
third is cleared and cultivation the balance 10 in
original growth The improvement consists Of toIera-
bic good framed Dwelling l8xS6 feet and other ne
cessary out houses with Sprine of excellent water.
For further information apply to w. T Charley,
the premises, or to Fl. ]. NUNALLY,
ie I7-im* Manchester.
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THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU.
i RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Value of Annual
Premiums, 81, ,6l2. i2-This Compan grants foi
cies of Life Insurance the lives OF either white
persons or slaves upon good terms as any other
good Company in the state. The nett profits OF the
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies.
SLAVES insured for one four years
For farther information, call ut the Office OF lnsu
rance Co. Valley Of Virginia, where explanatory
o. r. BRESEE,
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ITO TffE sTUCkHOLDkKs ON THE
L MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
RfCHMOND-Notice il hereby given that, under
resolution of the Board of Directors adopted on the
18th inst, the following regulations called for,
SIS 50 per Share the LIST July
SEQ +" - 18th July, and
A. PLEA5ANTS. Prest.
r n MoNrAcuc gecsy 10 20-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21

BAKERY FOR sALE..On AIsin street.
- between 2ist and 22d streets, north eide Ham,
now doing good husiness-Store and fjxfnreA behe-
house and Fixtares, Ac., Included. Any peison WHO
wishes engage ia the business will hnd tnn me
chance, a. sm determined 70 change ~ onnncss e
the (,rocerv hnsipcss altoxrfher Ceua soon. IL you
wish 70 buy fje is-6'I HENRY COOK.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
S3St5Sy,sg y,sg5.5AsN ( ]. 5S0UJo
The Toll Of Life.

We are all on our journey. The world
through which we are passing is in some
respect like turnpike--all along which,
Vice and Folly have erected tol!-gates for
the accommodation of those who choose
to call as they go-and there are very few
of all the hosts of travellers, who do not
occasionally stop little at some one or
another Of them and consequently pay
more or less to the tolI-gatherers. Pay
more or less, say, because there is a
great variety as well in the amount as in
the kind of toll exacted at these different
stopping places.
Pride and Fashion take heavy tolls Of
the purse.--many a man has become a
beggar by paying at their gates--lhe or
dinaly rates they charge are heavy, and
the road, that way, is none Of the best.
Pleasure offers a very smooth, delight
IN the outset 'empis the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
n o Y Y 4 5 .

= HAVE jus, received some valuable novels
/ among which will enumernte the following:
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick
Captain Canot. or Twenty years in Africa
Leather Stockings and Silk, Story of the Val
ley of Virginia Ten Nights in Bar Room,and
What Saw There; Eventide, by Effie Alton ;
Lost Heiress, by Mrs. Southworh; Totemwell ;
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do
minion The Dodd Family Planter S Northern
Bride Heir of Sewood Dashwood Priory ;
HiIdred Haunted Shadow; Mirth & Metre
CouNry Neighbors Masonic Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-
tCTtanmeut; Diary of Physician in California
or Land OF Promise Black Bess; Jack and his
BRIDE Belle of the Bowery Donoley and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
ok by Gas Light; a man in search of a
Wife The Maid of the Sarnac Female Blue
beard or the Woman with many Husbands ::
TybGrn Tree The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip
sew Bess Julia Mansfield Orphan Seamstress;
Virgin Queen for sale by
Nov lO +. e. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
WShOH YOur TiCkets.n

On lhe New \ ork central hallroau
from Albany TO Buffalo, the conductors
are frequently changed, and with the en-
trance Of each new one comes the annoy
ing command, "Show your tickets" On
night trip few weeks since, a testy
old Yankee was one Of the passengers,
and having exhibited his ticket 10 the first
conductor, he placed it in a well-worn
pocket-book, butloned it up in the breast
pocket of his epat, pulled his hat tightly
down over his eyes, and resigned himself
TO sleep. The first dream was just be-
ginning, when another conductor came in
and cried in his startled ear, "Show your
tickets - He reused up and exclaimed,
81 reckon you don't want TO be seem
on it all the time, dew you 2
"Once will do for me- said the con-
ductor.
81 should kinder think you have seen
it often, so you can pass along"
But the conductor insisted, and the old
fellow had to unbuckle, grumbling all the
while like a bear with Two sore heads
Presently the conductor came back again,
thinking he mad overlooked some, and as
he approached the Yankee roared out,
"What agin !! Well you are the big
gest bolherI ever did see--there, take
good look this time, and don't come agIn.
Once more at rest, the old man stuck
his ticket into his hatband. where II could
be easily seen, and settled down in a reg
ular snore. The motion of the cars loos-
ened his hat, and it soon fell off, rolling
away under the seats. A sleepess wag,
seeing the accident, approached the old
man and shouted in his ear, "Show your
tickets ~
"Patience massy on US ~ he scream
ed, "ef here amt one of them ticket TEL
lers again"
He pulled out his pocket-book, and
fumbled it over, and felt in all his pockets
for his ticket in vain, and at last broke
out:
you've got it, | know you haze |
gin II TO you myself
Here he recollecteG sticking it in his
hat band, and now he commenced search
for the hat, which now had travelled on
far out of his sight and reach. After a
busy search he spied something black un-
der fat old lade's seat, and pitching after
it, walked her ladyship out. of sound
sleep. She cried out,
"What on airth are you after, | do want
TO know ?"
Pm only jest reachin' for my hat
ma am It's got under your seat"
II tell you il amt no such thing that's
a nice excuse TO give for comm feelin
round people in the dark, in this kinder
way. I'll tell the agent--see eff don't"
"Why, goodness, gracious, old lady,
don't be skeered ; | never dreamed of tech,
ing ye.''
"WelI | didn't say you dreamed about
it {; but you amt bit too good for it,com-
in around here in the middle of the night,
taIkin' about hat. Why don't you get
your old hat and 60 away -
Thus permitted, the old man reached
carefully under the seat to take the hat,
when it proved TO be the old woman's pet
dog, which snapped at Ri
oU, and g. -,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

Spiritual FdctS.--That whiskey is the
key by which we may gain entrance luto
our prison and aImshonse.
That brandy brands the nose of all
those who are not able to govern their aP-
petite.
Tha! wine causes many 80 take wind
ing way home.
Thai punch is the cause Of many un.
friendly punches.
Tuat all causes many siliDgs, while
beer brings many TO tie bier.
That Champagne is the source Of many
real pains.
That gin sings have ''slcwed' more
than the sings Of old.
That the reputation of being fond o.
cocktails is no. feather IN any mans
cap.
That money spent for port that is sup
ped by Porily gents would support many
poor family.
That port is weak supporter for those
that are weak in body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
"Grand Scheme of Emigration"


The "Brewers" should to Malta go,
The "Boobies" all 10 Sicily,
The "Quakers" to the Friendly Isles,
The "Furriers" to Chilly.
The little snarling, carrollns "babes"
That break our nightly rest,
Should be packed off TO Babylon,
To Lap-land or to Brest
From "Spit"-head Cooks go DER to Greece,
And while the "Mser" waits
His passage TO the Guinea coast,
"Spendthrilts" are in the Straits.
"Spinisters" should to the Needles go,
"Wne-5 -5ibbers" 10 "Burguudy"
'Gourmands' should launch at Sandwich Isles.
"Wags'' at the ebay" Of Fun-dy.
Bachelors" flee TO the United States,
"Maids" TO the Isle Of .Man,
Let "Gardners" got Botany Bay,
And "Shoe blacks'' to Japan.
Thus emigrate-and misplaced men
will then no longer vex US,
And all who amt provided for,
Had better go 10 Texas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

villain worst toll gather.
er on II. l.. lot only gets from
his customers their health, but he robs
them of their very brains. The men you
meet on the road, ragged and ruined in
fame and fortune, are his visitors.
Judge Longstreet, of Georgia, thus sets
forth the value of newspaper :--Small
is the sum that is required to patronize a
newspaper, and most amply remunerated
is the patron. care not how humble
and unpretending the gazette he takes, il
is next to impossible TO fill paper fifty
two times year without putting some
thing in it that is worth the subscription
price. Every parent whose son is of
from home, should supply him with a
paper. | well remember wha, differ
ence between those of my school mates
who had and those who had not access TO
newspapers. Other things being equal,
the first were decidedly superior 10 the
last in debate and composition, at least.
The reason is plain---lhey had command
Of more facts. Youths will. peruse pa
per with delight when they will read
nothing else.
THE MoTHER.--A writer beautifully
remarks that a mans mother is the repre-
sentative of his maker. Misfortune, and
even crime, set no barriers between her
and her son. While his mother lives he
has one friend on earth who will not lis
ten when he is slandered, who will not
desert him when he suffers, who will
soothe him in his sorrows, and speak 10
him of hope when he is ready to despair.
Her affections know no ebblng tide.
They flow on from pure fountain, and
speak happiness through this vale of tears
and cease only at the ocean of eternity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
SHEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING.
latest Styie of Petticoats.

The Paris correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta has been gathering ideas OF
the fashions. the following peIucOat dis
coveries are his a:
Isuppose you are ignorant OF what we
call tubular peiticoats, and if so, / com
pliment you for your ignorance but
would suggest to your lady friends the
propriely, nay The necessity, of giving
them trial as soon as possible. Moth
ing is more convenient than the tubular or
air petiicoat. It consists of numberIess
Innings OF India rubber tubes sewed a.
round petticoat, all communicating with
one another. Corresponding with these,
is movable tube which is left in the
pocket, and may be easily carried to the
mouth. By blowing into this tube, the
petlicoat swels al will, and assumes any
proportion required. Does an elegant
wish 10 ride in carriage where there is
lille room Do ten persons wish 10 SIT
al a table where six persons would be un-
comfortable The only thing to be done
is TO let some air out by means of small
(aucet,e, and the belle becomes as slender
as sylphide of the opera, and her dress
is not crumpled. When dinner is over.
or when about to leave her carriage, with
puff or two, the volume of air Is easily
replaced suppose that you are not in
New Orleans more exempt than we are
in Paris from the exaggerated amplitude
of peuicoais. Paris has become and is
becoming too small Ii does not number
less inhabitants, but more peuIcoats..-
They are the cause Of all our domestic
unhappiness and of our excessive expen-
ses. Starch is nothing but flour, wrung
from the mouth of those who hunger, and,
the abuse has consequently raised the price
Of bread.
TO keep petticoats in approved order
and style an apartment is required much
larger than that used for nursery. The
tubular pelticoat, therefore, has the advan-
tage Of occupying less room and Of con-
suming only a reasonable quantity OF flour
or starch. In this city, where il is some
| times usual 10 court married ladies, the
tubular petilcoat serves as specie of pro-
lection to jealous husbands. A gentle
man of my acquaintance, who, before the
invention of the said pet!icoat, never al
lowed his wife TO 60 into society, has now
become exceedingly more tolerant. He
allows her two balls and route every
week, but on condition that he shall have,
during the whole evening, free access TO
the tube used in swelling the petlicoat used
by his wife. Thanks to this ;ulelary
lube,his jealousy now more social, for he
possesses an infallble remedy. When
he sees a dangerous walzcr approach his
wife too closely; with single powerful
inhalation he initiates the pettcoat and
wards Off the danger. When on The 9TH
er hand she wishes 10 rest upon sofa
near lady friend in a spirit Of laudabIe
economy, he opens the laucette, and saves
the dress from ugly rumpes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
Second Supply Of Hats.

lave just received second supplv of
L IayIof'S Silk Hats White. Pearl Ryown
end Black Slouch Hats, very sunerior o,,'c.
lie also Gniquil, Lcghorn and Straw E.,s crou,
- : cents up. all of which will soil Far
Cash or on the usual terms TO punctno, cns,orn
'Ts' Maya 4. HUMRICKU0IfSE
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G3O3G59 ?90gggg22P e Z .
FAREWELL.
ANONYMOUS.

Oh Anna do not say "Farewell,"
Though we be doom'd 10 sever;
IT'S like the sullen passing bell,
Of pleasure gone forever.
All find gcntler language then,
The mournful truth to tell,
Say "parted friends may meet again."
But do not say Farewell.
Oh! do not say Farewell.
1t tells of pleasure past away
1t tells of future sorrow
That summer smil'd on yesterday,
And winter comes tomorrow.
Around the heart it seems TO throw
A melancholy spell
Of mingled memory and woe
Oh do not say Farewell.
Oh do not say Farewell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
Yl{00AAhM
r CT D II Y !!

WE are conducting the Factory formerly oc
w cupied by George Price,and have on hand
a good stock Of all kinds of goods usually made
in country factory. We will exchange eth
er them or store goods for any amount Of Wool
that may be offered. Farmers will find it to
their interest to call and see US before disposng
Of their w Ool
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

Every action Of life is a step TO life or a
step to death is a step towards heaven OF
step towards hell.
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CALL AND SEE US

III E have just received our Spring and
III Summer Stock, which is unusually
cheap and beautiful, and 10 which we in,
vite the public to call and examine. We
charge nothing for showing them and We
know that you will be benefited by doing
SO. CAMERON & STALEY.
ShepheIdstown, April 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

lap, from
,....- ,Indry scratches,
and rema. -le cody than could be
expected, that he would rather be bit by a
dog than hugged by bear.
The wag who had personated the con-
ductor tho't the joke had gone far enough,
and picking up the hat, handed it to the
old fellow, and settled him down in his
corner again.
COMMON PLACE WoMEN.--The Lord
knows how many simple letters from SIM
ple-minded women, have been kissed,
cherished, and wept over by men Of far
lofiier intellect. So it will always be TO
the end of time. 1t is lesson worth
learning by those young creatures who
seek TO allure by their accomplishments,
or dazzle by their genius, that though he
may admire, no man ever loves a woman
for these things. He loves her for what
is essentially distinct from, though moi
incompatible with them--her woman's
nature and her woman's heart. This is
why we so often see man OF high gen.
ius or intellectual power, pass by the De
Staels and Corinnes, to take into his bo-
som some wayside flower, who has noIh-
ing on earth TO make her worthy OF him,
except that she is--what so few OF your
"lemae celebrities" area true woman.
WoMAN.--An exchange says that, "God
intended all women to be beautiful, as
much as he did the roses and the morning
glOries; and what he intended they should
become, the ywould, if they should obey
his laws, and cut Incidence and corset
strings and indulge in freedom and fresh
air. For girl TO expect to be handsome
with the action of her lungs dependant on
the. expansive nature of cents worth of
tape, is as absurd as 10 look for tulips in
snow bank, or full grown oak in q liz
tie fower-po.."