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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

- 'OH t',i'- -- i.f"r'i .. receive 81,
hu.. Of WH't P.u. d,-r.l. OF having ier 4'.a stored
would Iu we'll FL. H...r ..r.v application.
iHrIH., Is effected st fIr lowest rates of a.riur
FU.tT. fANp SIR.
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WA-niSGrON's BIRrHDAY.-The Board OF Aldermen Of
the city col New York have appropriated tnr sun Oi -
Obl f1r titr c-I.iuatiou of Ma>ingiOa- Birthday. 4.
order has been ntr,l4col into the senate "i MaS-ach.
directing that message be- sent ~ the House propu
sing suspension Of legislative business the 22d OF
Fr-i,v ANIL coi.veuiioi. that DAY noon,
mcuptr the 18Th anniversary OF the birth day OF Wash
in.t,n Nhcuthc i,rcw,l address should be read 10y
one elected Tor the purpose aud hc Governor aud Council
sud a ih. oca, be invited parake IN the tribute
ti. memory Of Washington. disposition 10 Zoe,
Snuiu. 50 make tl,c I'D OF February holiday.
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EVANS DEPOT

EVANS, DEPOT
CHINA. GLASS aND EAKrHINwARE.
GuPsEALiNG PRESERVE CANs-Tle subscriber has ;,
- been appointed by the celebrated New YORK Patent canS
Factory 'h Agj ~ ~ we Sy iF SS
These Cans c1u i used with liability 10 get out ~
order aud comhinc economy with utility.
TIE above offered At low rates. aud 10 Country Merchants at
Cal "a, EyNNg Depot Of F,r.nv,re China and Glass. whore
every article Boo h line can Dee bought low Ggufr' houq
Virginia, with Tee inducements Lfgysr dtsOinf czh
oei .. n. ryASs,mI Main street.
a n6AA PAIR HHOGIES.-Ih have 5000 r.,
1ksSFebeP Iar Mems Heavy nrogae,, o. 10y o~n-SSl
They good any offered No ii Stale ~ hiy
o,5 PHILIP X. WHITE, No. u Main street.
RATS AND CAPS.
All nov receiving large additions 90 stock ~ sss
c. ci--. complete, ALL ~
% which, disposed 10 sell accommodating terms. at
OCT JOHN THOMPSON.
WOOI. HATS.
NAVE Boz store aud ~ sale NJ low tny other house q
200 te city. FOUR hundred dozen Wool Hate 81 all grndc..
oet JOIN rHoMrs0s.
NEW STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, sc.
~ VIZ ore nov opening 1n entire new stock n Win a
~ 40 kIHd. n friends II
e public w udnk show e be-. asorinen 10 Richmond.
Among orr asarrent may hr found NE oloFIng.
n satoooo. G5si I'd Ktii wa,siu, Shoe.
whit. X 10 sud White Satin slipper. Eacs Satin DO
Fns No, KID and Goat walking Boots
g,nrs,a.n. rins Dre- Root, and SHOES
Double .'ie car Water Proof CATERS
Patent te.thsr Gs'ers
Niece aud Chlir,u. shr~s
sery,u. soes. "f good quality. for men and women.
AT Of Witch .i te lowest prices cash.
des PUTNEY, WATTS 4 rurSEY
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Trf,-uGls SrArFNrSrThe report ni the United State.
Treasurer OF the aSih of January 1856, shows that the
uu1ti 'u-i tir 4. =. Treasury WJ, S-u,u.u"rl
IF .,ii.. irs, Nen. :I5G $50 u 81 Washington 3.
S.oGa~ go Boston 90 49, NcH loth, St2l 10 i5.
$50 ID. - Louie, 4l,.u uuiu Jir Aq, Office "t Nrs
No.t SialH,uuu 600 600 Branch Mut, san Faue-'"; So
3.> ai Branch Nui. Philadelphia, anG S2,u-! .Li'
ja 200 B.u,, Nnf N.N Orleans THE net amount subject
Go draft Wt- $50. .5.a uS
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Capt T. Errrr ofElcef.l announces that boz il about
organizing company of one hundred men to proceed 10
Kans- about he last of MARCH, aud appeal, bis native
st,t q, iiHiir hope that DIE appeal will not Doe iu vain
Col t. = Brooks i4s pledged iiy south Carolina D-.-,-
zion or h, h,fsJret and ffs j|i1rs 90 h- pui
a. tbi- ComituN is prepared ~ cnigatr lie also oil.
HUNDRED irl,ts a. each Company Of loo men that
might 9, 90 Kansas under pledge 10 ..mtu two yeats
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RAILROADS, &c.
yInIlNIa CENTRAL RaIIlfoAD
pANgr am AITNNNDEIA RNI.IGOAp


SRiSef AN ffrVeNbRIi nti.Eosn'
ATg 5 s.s-.:s3 sssaE,issl :sSa
GRSIT NORTHERN ANb SOUTHERN van RoUTE,
,I,wst 3 SsilI. a"isy q.ss essyp,sil ,,rya Richmond
Moars Of departure Al Rtluoni cts a W ard 81 p
r,,9 s :, ';sy Eva; w,,'"Fo- amt
sasssss csS. and rsE, siycn through
fnsSE rwo RAILROADS HAVING NO srGAr ESIIi ssa
ss% xp s sTERS MI i sy me ut r sS y Tss.
securing CONNIE ons s Is shown ey arrival. daily at Richmond and
Richmond aud Washington ..:. ....sa 30
~ and hi, baggage Of wearing apparel bgp6s
,a-ry, ,oplc Tor them to take their meals whether
rroush rSss,. can b, Obtained between p,n,s Washing
,snu. OF e Road nearly completed to Danylie
An agent o. e company s receive ne checks q pa.snsyr from
the Danve ROAD aud attend to their baggage all the way to wash
The fare the sr nv the mail line y Steamboat
There change o he night line, between Richmond
and AeNa-dra is3
"G%r fsfr Gs>T mifI T RSrff.
s - ~ ~, ~ - ~ ~ aS 81
WI 9. r,HslsI 90, MAI SrAGr LINE
"i, . &.;g, Sc y Le %,| c g.. >' ' to
s,a@sa to ,;o Monday. winc.sy and fr,ay,VsSpnee,.
us q, G,,,n y, ~ r.ss.n 60 =. nsi ogS L,"s a, a,
So; :;[.; H ...ss !, '' Al SCI
'S aae and 'Ss sonucJns viii bg Man stag line to L's
Returning leave st,usou at-............6 Nj
Tor r,,,,sg going With either OF
NJ yrsqa central Railroad n, been &,celc, sud ec%rl,'e
tr ,y a,s te ion " s,,i nile. between G"rioHsri
1 S,Ss nm, ~sy, G,C, /, now s,'ns ts,yel viii sgayy
lad VII !. "a r'S Sg ana 'T pys.; ,aiy and comfort vii
jas } II. rIMBERLAKE Supt
RICHMOND NDPETEHsHIsG RAILROAD.
- - ~ s sss - - 81
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cAHHIAGE,as;.i, ,,c sA,MHIAcEsti e.SsA

NLfhtp hiNu' ~.
cAHHtcF NASrFAcruHfH, H1rEf,
EHANEttN sTEEET,
As on hand large assortment o. best quality. aud most q
ouabc Style, Coaches, Coaches. Chtoees Earouehss
Tops.
.. SEQ nt Repository large assortment ~ Northern made
tarrngs manufactured by The approved makcrs
from tc set style ~ 100 Buggy DE finest order ~ coaches
Ihoe h want ~ carares will ind 10 their Interest % call aud
famine NY stock ~ am determined 70 sell he most
hle
ATOTICE 80 HgJLDERS.-we have be- store u good
assortment Locke, Hinge Blind Fastening, Hos Screws,
Fnsiug Nails, Sab PuiIes, Sash Cord g. which on.r
sale cheap Give ne call. CLARKSON& ANDERSON.
dri7 No INC Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

and have superior mOisiou> for
Ty commanded hy experienced Captains wei quahc for
ny trade and ~ho viii spare D." cNrus Ia accommodate They
viii H tnwv and down te river by may relied on
e. sail promptly, re- advertised.
They will De- uWvi and down the river ~
relied on to sail promptly rs advertised
Merchants going North. ordering goods BOSTON
u their ship ~ this, r ony lime,
vii al~Hy D. taken low by other vessels aud
vii De- made ~ the agents n Richmond and Boston give satsc-
zion.
W. rry ask sud hore .ucc,cl In obtaining
~ patronage
Te vessel. will H. Richmond Rockets RoWe's
wharf. DAVID WI. CCEHlE. Richmond,
ALLEN a WEIGH, Boston, Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07
PARKER. NIuuO A. en-

nrDLEy &tto .2. v S oRS i. ,, ..,.,,.,r,
NJ BRANDlkS, WINES AIRS would call tb- n.r,i.,
prsng, va part 49, ''''''' -'N'' "'"'
Cognac and London Dock BrandIes DARK and Pale
Madeira sherry and Port Wines
Old scheiian Holland
Old Jamaica aud CruiN Rum
Hook and Clar-i Wines
Champagne Of various brands
Old Rye Nhekey aud y L. Rum
CoTtiAl and Cherry Brand
London Porter Scotch Ale
Sparkling Tonic Ale
Philadelphia Porter and Ale
Champagne Cider
Old Peach and Apple brandy
Dcmjohns Of all sizes.
Goods warranted pure and genuine.
nrntry
H.. . II: NN'NHE" Cos No So Cary street, 70
lS5 hlsls Sugar, part prime
INl hls Crushed. Powdered and Coffee sugar.
sol bags RE, LsgusyrA nd yav COT.
~ hhGs good Rebolcd
Ttht Srles Good aud Damaged Leather
80 bills No MackrreI
2h hbls North Carolina Cut and eros. Uerr,,s.
h1 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
To- tieTces prime
loo boxes and half chest. Green and nlaek T...
- hhds prime Western Bacon sides
BIZ boxes Adsman;ne Candies
SHi Noya Scotia Grindeones
bfaD bags No. Peruvian GuAno
lt-i bbl- A a Mexican Guano
~ boxe. Tia Plates
100 tons Iron comprising assortment Of Bars Hoops
Band and Sheet Iron " '' 'P1
Of other goods, suited to- the country and city ,,,d
"'' Wy "@"e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

Sri,Nuo,f Hgrg>o ~ CNcNv,ri--A meeting wss
held 90 Cincinnati lat week Of steamboat aud under
writers u rcinsucc - u-n the navigation Of the Ohio
At tc time there tN,t, mine steamboats, iccppuud 90 tc
lcvcr These boats ri their cargo,s valued NJ
milton of dollars Tho object of the meeting prt
tcct te ic.-poul bIlf- 90 resolved 90 lave rut
mel outside oi the holt~ twenty ii 300 width aud
mite. appointed 60 carry oIs the resolution.
hi. thc Brrch uf 'ie supreme Court ou Monday
ando i.lH a' hi- 30 .it BE- apparently entirely restored.
W. Justice Wayne also pttcI goo ee. q. sufficiently
recovered from s recaut uli-p,-iti1u resume bis -t
on ri. beaDl. Sat- IYri
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IS. GTAS's I,isroyEp MANo'iETEH, oH


GRAY having mIuf F..ra r.Ur.,rnee I he Manufacture
iNs NJ MU.r...r steam Gauges '.r fU.Ia m 100 fasUrp
Is Ii. Hi .I .HffrtHrF r nI. city, rhUrf hr wis.,
'..Nr N r W f.r. HuYs ~ H .y a.. ttlmhuafa. lHrn-
r si, n' INSTRUMENT constantly 1i atnr rraslr,
steam. r. character ur1 FlI ord rnf aIb
q" '.rir- .i 'r.tIu hH1i i0 OBJ. engineer 1ri proc
.tI t . Hf @ managed. .Hd r.f only pr,ter. .siirs
'a' '' - t.E } 200 r.aH. boo hgh degree thr
Ii. above bt-s.. warranted.
virginia l.Ii.I kftaI ....I .l1 UIr.lIa Railroad. Tni
n'h .r't. .if f'nr. L, Hp fa. s'sIu Ensu. Build
When d. iNe nta1li.tafer 4iat e rIu,s a . boiler.
~ SOD. ~ 'hN itW = TAYLOR.
81" i'N'n .f,.f Richmond, va.
COitu tItWDNNltV AS vNTuuttss.
FuNht unfHf.. r.tf.IV r.I f't .f,u. .f f fri fa
r'r lts oeh Of Cos. Hardware and materials. sl.i cou-
rtt ani ms.s nii,. syrugs
Common Patent aud haif ta,.l. vice
Clfrarc 1Tl Tire Nn.ft Couch ta.tD.r
h.hs. sp.ke.. F.i'--. -laft., Bow. a.II p.ics
inarrfta. Uf.'I I,nd COLLAR ffau.er
tutmalHi ti.... Nu. AriHI lUd ODD Garnet
Coach If..s. I...ei'. Iefs. Fr.res. g..
hii. nnd br.H 'igiIs !"i to-.i LHugs
Bro. ani Silver rl,fai t.tmr.
] UYf... isa.ss. flHii,.. EuUi4 and Ts.ls
/ sos. tif.t, N.af. ati .ranr..I I.arf v,1s
] Mo-. Iaif, Tod tHIfH. f..I -i..r. o
o." VAS Ltw 3 rtYtOE 10 vain .ir....
IN HHl.> NV 40. auNCKIHgr.o..l.,.o., ,.
wv %" '"F" ilr'i JpVFs
IA uAuWtIS ON WHISKY, t,.ry .,.,,,,
gN qi""h o' various brands. Boo store ,li Tor .ale
J''' " Jovgs
40 HiT"E'.N on APPLE BRANDY. l,ly IA.
IN uamuEI.s NOUDS wonTIi,.uo,,S.
wv ' ". JONES.
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STEAMBOATS,. &c
a. =. rII,iL LINE ROM NEW YORK rIsou
lCIIMOND
CHEAPEST AND PLEAsANTtSr ROUTE
TN DOLLARS To Nfw YORK INCLUDING MEALS AND STATE
RlOM. NV nOIlAEs NrEkRANE rASsAGE

~ ~ ~
CHEAPEST AND PLEASANTtSr ROUTE
TN DOLLARS To NEW YORK. INCLUDING MEALS
ROOM: flNE DOilNGS STEERAGE PASSAGE
gHNlE large and contnsslious double engine side
u wlsyl steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt r.H@tSi. =
leaves Rltnotd ior New YORK TUESDAY
Ing AZ o'clock. and City Point at o'clock
morning
The ROANOKE Capt City Point New York
every Saturday morning. at O'Clock.
Passengers desiring
Richmond by the early saturday rtersburg
Depot which leaves at 81 NJ wherc the Purser
the hip will ~ stationed FOR the ctanishing tickets
at in
themselves Of the vi
whh leaves the Petersburg Depot At A. NJ by Fort Wal
thai The chs either will Ship
siO, through from Richmond to New York.
Passengers who
either snip at once. south side Of the Basin
gyng on boari 81 the jamestown the wharf he
o'clock every Tuesday afternoon.
mh2 LUpIAM WATSON.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
fOR rllilAptLPlliA VIA CitN FONT AND NORFOLK.
e. rENMtR VIRGINIA. Capt Dawn Ts,L. Steam D, -,
steamer rkNNSNLNANiA, CaIa. l. ETruRp. ~ L II II
one 81 thv~r superior will Rich
mo unih further noir, Tuesday and Friday touching
CTS Point and Norfolk
o',lock.
Ts ORDER increased
Tor the comfort passengers having added, slo
t'r iryig't aud hops N regularity despatch
lax so'is committed chang increase
Sc No tran.hrmcnt by III. line
ras-,sr through New TorI. and found ...... . ~
DO do Philadelphia, ani ouni, cabin ......... q
To Ito TO fouf1l ~ cabin Z
rasaec City the river boats
days. aud then hocsd q New York by ticket
J2s-u n 4 rUrrLE, Agent, Rockets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

HEoHSE AND uULE SHOES AND uOUsE
NAiA hue assortment Tor sale low Also ilore aud
Mole colirs and nlind Rrldles TIlH0 RnBEHTa0g,
Importer snd Dea IN Foreign and noges,e iari4arr
iq9 Ollsyy, No ea MAN street.
GHGGBT AtNS,--Tlose wi,h Chrblain. al hi.
~ season ~ the year. be cured single night
application Of few drops o. our Turf on.
nn0t cured by single application, charge nothing
AZ the painful itching
BY Purcell Lsdd Co., W. O. Baiisns, Jno " Jaetson
JsH DOVE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

HEAD QIARTEHS TOR FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1855,
gu7nL members " The fgature strangers visiting The
requested call The Old establishment. 12 corner
~ Mau and Governor and thrclvts
The winter The subscriber hand CANT
ment n cncmens Wearing Apparel not 10 be- surpassed by any
house in tc city.
A. evd oc superiority o. bis Clothing. awarded
NE highest premium SILVER hcil by tine si-csri., i-ue To-
1850.
intA 4-sF ~ superior gafmeu. He deems
after ts ~ 10 ih public has hal ~ bic F1Dd
boz their rouusendstou. lie grr4nts ~ Cong be sells
ana respectfully frlta cal from hs OBJ friends and tc public
generally frCly the price system. y q. SPENCE
del No. 100 Of Main and Governor It,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07
MEDICAL.
II. II. II.
LIFE An N ID n a TIL.
MYSTERIES OF DISEASE LAID OPEN To THE People

MYSTERIES OF DISEASE LAID OPEN To THE PEOPLE
HsA q ths FsRcslIe ~ L Dlseie a ts Iy.acIf, oT
D..tA.
~ n. INN
HrAN sistsN hs'trH ASp to>s tiss, ann
rAiSs AcHEs AND an
- soptiN tSrHNiu,s
TIE ART or PRESER VINO HkdL I'm AND THE lfETUOD
or CCRfAG DISEASE 81 rms n. r. RS
Nc 4 10 w Avs &c u ADV RELIEF
IL be used In all where there
arng sehss. pains barns, scals
Morphine, ChrciOrm. other
that has ever hscn used by mg,li, al men.
IL l.
mind that Chlcroorm. Morphine Oiuu &c by
supplying the that the faculties
ell from the the again breaks forth
pauss With ivuc~ci violence.
Rsdway Ready Relief the pain, cause
hc dis that ocsaons u IL ufs life
ten reaction of health and strength n place pain.
and disease.
riant IsdWays Ready R,let applied to N. sur.
aee IT the body, wherr there inflammation congestion u
Instantly scatter the congci ho
M ,~ minutes The most rNcruclaiing
mo.t rrhl~ forms where application of RsdWsys Ready
~l rtstorc tbs patient To ease and comfort.
trlYiei rA HAsHHdfsiatfr Lsg Gsrfsiof-No hopes
~ hts Recovery NHey use W Il. r. "A uosJegfs ~ care
isrt1H
H,rips fAEt.u. L.. June 10th, tSS.
Mcssrs Railway Co:-sdssy Ready Relief
May 81" Rheumatism Nin there Of
heard Ut his situation amt him. leg
all I-fsled lie had OF them Of
m'dcu" Ia W" ,ntls he
ryViic to burr' Ferry. objected lie he
Tor living Il has ts fourteen he lie
we'll aud working his
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.ND HUSTON LINE oF -

E1ESEtNONp AND BOSTON LINE az p
IA rANkkTS-rhis
scl>, aud sans from BOSTON every saturday: fcI
Schooner SUSAN, Captain @. Rogers.
MkSrONiB, q. a. gogvr-
}. \. ALLEN, obcl Haker, Jr.
COURIER. Sch
CERirO. ". ~ Cruwrr
4. NICkFRSoN, Cyrus NcLyrson
New J.. n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

All % the pills % the day, called Vegetable Indian Ca
htc &C. claim that they disease
This far they sotlcy act ie bowels by
mucuuu- membrane and thus obtain
manner the bowels moved by eating something that arcy-
Nh the system I truly unnatural method Of
system o health bv swallowing pills that dsag
Those Who have taken these pill. we'll of
weak and dsbhtad condition their
securing operation 81 these drasrc pursses the bowels
aud feeble aud again becomes cuvr aud bound
Hence Dyspepsia and host 81 disease Railways Regulators
leave boWel, condition. palm
Tuess la their
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-07

Urogtus double and single sDlrs.
which together with s'ye ~ Boot aud Sl. usually kept
make. better shan have had o pleasure
offering to uc citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity call b. respect
fully solicited.
! no2t rlifIIP x WHITE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28
A short Pntent Sermon.

Old Lorenzo Dow was q very sensible
rcforner. He is said to have shown his pc
culiar good sense at one time, by preaching
the following excellent words in behalf Of
the printing fraternity:
"PerhapS it may not be amiss TO remind
you of the printer in my discourse. He is
in a very diSagrecable situation. He trusts
everybody, he knows not whom; his money
is scattered everywhere, and he scarcely
knows where to look for it. His paper, his
ink, his type, his journeymen's labor, his Ia
Dor, DC, must be punctually paid for You
Mr.. -, and you Mr.. -, and hund-
red others could name, have taken his pa
per, and you and your children, and your
neighbOrS, have been informed and improv-
ed by it. If you miss one paper you think
hard of your printer-you would rather be
without your best meal than be deprived of
your paper. Have you ever complied with
the terms of your subscriptions? Have
you ever taken the pains to furnish the prin-
ter with his money as he has to furnish you
with his paper9 Have you paid him for
his type, and his press, and his hands work
If you have not go and pay him of.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28
TronbIc Inn New York

The political elements in that State ap-
pear to be dissolving. The attempt to car.
ry the whole Democratic party over to the
Slave Power at the convention held at Syr-
acuso on the 10th of January last, has rous-
ed spirit of resistance, and another conven-
ton is to be held ut the same place on the
25th of this month. Attached to the call
for this convention, we recognize a very long
list of names heretofore prominent in the
Democratic party. The spirit that moves
them may be inferred from the following
paragraph from their circular:
"The policy of our southern confederates
with respect to slavery has essently changed
within few years, so that from local evil
for which they claimed liberation and SYM
pathy, they have assumed to treat it as an
entitled to unlimited territorial extension
and special national protection and encour-
agement, as well as almost exclusive reorg-
milton and Endorsement in the platform of
the party"
Against this they protest, and hence this
The Slave Democracy in New
York is in fair way to be cornered-O.
s. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28

SOCIAL ADVANTAGE OF FEMALE EDUcA
TIox.-Due cultivation of the female mind
would add greatly to the happiness of males
and still more than that of females. Time
rolls on, and when youth and beauty vanish
a fine lady, who never entertained a thought
into which an admirer did not enter. find.
in herself lamentable void-occasionally
discomfort and peevishness. But woman
who has merit improved by a virtuous and
refined education, retains in her decline an
influence over men, more f1attering than
that of beauty; she is the delight of her
friends, as formerly of her admirers. Ad-
mirable would then be the effects of much
refined education, contributing no less to
public good than to private happiness. A
man who at present must degrade himself
into fop or a coxcomb in order to please
the women, would soon discover that their
favor is not to be gained but by exerting
every manly talent in public AMI in private
life. The two sexes instead of oorrupting
each other, would be rivals in the race of
virtue: mutual esteem would be to each
school Of urbanity; and mutual desire of
pleasing would give smoothncss to their be-
havior, delicaey to their sentiments, and
tenderness to their passions. Married wo-
men in particular, destined by nature to
take the lead in educating their children,
would no longer be the greatest obstruction
to good education, by their ignorance, frivo-
lity, and disorderly manner of living.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28
The Right OF Search.


OFFICIAL INsTRUcTIoNs.-From docu-
'ments lately sent to the Senate from the
Departments, it appears that the instructions
TO Commodore McAuley, Commander Of
the Home Squadron, issued in April last,
after the Spanish frigate FereIona had fred
into the United States steamer Eldorado.
were to the effect that in ease of similar
outrage committed on vessel rightfully
bearing our flag, be must promptly inter-
pose and resist the exercise Of the assumed
right of visitation, and repeal the interfe..
enee by foree-the Executive taking tho
ground that the conduct of the authorities
of Cuba, in hailing and searching our YES
sell, cannot rest on the plea of territorial
jurisdiction over the high seas in the vicin-
ity of the Island of Cuba, this government
denying the existence of any state of facts
TO warrant the exercise Of belligerent rights.
This construction of the "Right of Search
arrogated by England and limited at by
France, viii not tend to commend us to the
grace of these two would-be-imperial pow
ers. The spirit of Henry Clay is still alive,
and if England were wise she would scarce
ly again broach the aright' for which she
paid so dearly in the war of 1928.
Sandusku Re0ister.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28

The TRooPs TO CANADA-The Evening
Post volunteers this explanation, of the
transfer Of the British troops to Canada, at
this peculiar conjuncture in our foreign re-
lations:
"There are usually eight regiments Of
British troops stationed in tho Canadas;
when the war broke out, all but three were
sent to the Grimea. They are no longer
needed there, and they are accordingly
sent back, or portion of them, to Canada.
This is the explanation of the order for ths
removal of troops. which created such SEN
sation yesterday upon the arrival Of the
Baltic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28

William H. Prescott the eminent Amer
lean historian, who resides at Groton, Mass,
lost one eye while at college, BY blow
from crust thrown by boy. Tho sight
of the other was so weakened By sympathy,
that he cannot use it. He accordingly uses
the apparatus invented for the blind--s
stylus. with traced paper, and strings to
guide the hand. He is thus able to sit
up at night and write without lighting .
candle. In this way his great historical la-
bors have been perfected.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28
The Russian Emperor and Poland.
New York. March IA.

The correspondent of the Evening Post,
writing from St. Petcrsburgh Jan. Slst says:
"An immense sensation has been created in
the capital by the positive declaration Of the
Emperor that he intends to be crowned
King of Poland in Warsaw, in Nav next
The Empress will also accompany him. and
will likewise be crowned. She will take
with her the heir presumptive Of the
crown, and viii invite the most distinguish
ed ladies of the empire to her court.
"The Emeperor, it is said, will also add
to the title of King of Poland that Of Lith-
uania, and that the nobility of the Duchy
will take part in the coronation"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-28
misttltan&ous,
JENNY IRVING; OR
The Little lIiIIiner.
BY KITTY CARLYLE.

George Lonox was clerk in the wholesale
grocery of MesSrs. Moore & Reese, in one
of our eastern cities. George was an am
bilious young man, had many bright hopes
of the future, and was generally in good
spirits, though sometimes the great high
way of life seemed darkcncd, and the star
of hope shonc feeble on his path. But
George was honest and Messrs. Moore d
Reese had long since come to the conclu-
sion that he was just the clerk for them.
So much for George Lenox.