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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-09

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For fnll course, including all departments of Book
keeping lectures and Penmanshp, Invariably in ad
uanee So
For full course in Ladies Department 20
1NHE PROPRIETORS TAKE GREET PLEASURE
in expressing their thanks for the gratifying and
unprecedented VIII ch has marked the Of
their institution since its establishment the Capital
and stimulates them to renewed exertions meet, IN
the most Efficient maHner, the rapidly increasing de-
mand for practical and eomprehensius eoHrss of
eane training The great practical experience OF the
Principal in heavy Banking and Commercial houses,
sisted by educated and accomplished and accomplished
gentlemen has enabled him to bring to deered OF per-
fection system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by
oral exercises, NOT ATTAINED BY dNY OTHER
INSTITUTION. Each STUDENT by this new process.
is drilled at the DESK individually stop by STEP until
he has mastered the whole routine Of Accountants
duties as though he had appren
tceship in some large commercial House; and thus all
awkwardness faterng and egregious blunders are in
q great measure dissipated.
In addition to engagement of accomplished assis
tants nave also secured the services OF the
most eminent lecturers in Ohio TO lecture
cial topics.
Our course of instruction extended too extend
ed to particularzs here. but it embraces everything
connected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
with free and full discussion oft scientific principles
Lectures upon Commercial History, and History of
Eminent Commercial men, Commercial Geography, ),
Commercial Products Commercial Calculations, Polit-
ica Economy, Mercantil le Law Ethics OF Trade Part
nership, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-09
AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HORrRem0eQ.

BRrHrIsLD, MASS, 10th Dec, 1855.
On. ]. c. AYR: do not hesitate to say
the best remedy I have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseaess, Influenza, and the
ooncomitant symptoms Of Cold, II your
CHERRY PKcroRAL. Its constant usc in
my practice and my family for the LAST
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
rounlaints EREN KNIGHT MD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-09
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING!
YON'S
Patent Copper Lightning Conductor,
PATENTED, July Iith, 1854.

UPERlORlT1 Is claimed ior TINS con-
y ductor over u others in common use, and the
why If is superior 10 all other lightning rods
use The rods have idken the premium al the New
York massachusetts and Iowa State Fairs and every
STA te and County Far. where il has been exhhrG.
The subscribers the exclusive propretors OF the
rods for Belmont County and their agents will can
yass tn, county during the ensuing summer. Tor the
urpose OF ing lhem when the people will have
opportunity of seeing and Judging for themselves.
All orders addressed postpaid TO Herring
WALL, Cambridge, Guerneey County, Ono, will
receive prompt attention.
HERRING & WALL. Proprietors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-09
THE THOROUGH BaD HORSE
INVINCIBLE.

lust IMPORTED into this county
- will be kept ST. Ciairsvie, during the season
Of 1857 commencing March I6ih and ending July 18th
His services are offered the public to limited num-
Der Of besides those of his $50 the
son and $50 to insure mare with ioal, payable in
cash approved note equivalent thereto the first
service, or when the engagements is made.
the mare insured does not prove with foal, the
money note for nsurng said mare will be return
ed on giving the Executive Committee of the Compa-
ny evidence Of the INSURED mare not being with foal
ailing attend reeu lary, forfeits the insurance
Pastures provided for mares At reasonable rates,
and every care taken, but the Company will not be
responsible for accidents escapes, if any should
accur.
Invncib.e is years old, of great beauty in color
satin coated dark blood bay. with black legs name
aud tail without any white marks most OF his ances
try th is brothers and sisters being of the same
gold color he is than Isl hands high well form
ed, heavy muse les, elegant mover. having fine
style and action, kind temper, perfect y sound in
every respect is in good health and spirits and is
horse the purest and richest blood TO be found
where.
The attention ofthose having mares of good size
action and form, respectfully directed to Invinci
ble,' as in the judgement of the most experienced
breeders, such mares with the thorough bred horse
produce the very hest horse for all purposes.
Two of Iuvinc bles half brothers yeals old, have
recen tly been sold at $500 each.
Call and him for circular giving full pedigree
performances further descriptions, apply to DR.
Alexande, or Mr.. hiram Pennington, ST. Clairsvie
Belmont County, Ohio.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

IA DASH Of BIGpTRY.-Theree /.
something after all, really sadmir. .5le in
a genuine bigot---a map exho neyel
doubts the justice. of h,s CAUSE, nor the
triumphant and eternal life that arimates
the truth which be maintains. Such. q
mans opinions are worth something &c
himself. and are certain TO Communicate
themselves to other minds. The world
is loyal TO every one who is loyaIgo him.
self-and TO every man whose unwayer.
ing mind III filed with decisive and living
convictions OF Guty and truth NapoI.
con. General Taylor, and even Joe Smith
were men OF This stamp: the first beL. v.
sd himself 10 be man of, destiny; the
second, never knew when he yssbeati n
and The bird b. his tenaciiy OF purpose
drew a.muisitude about him who followed
him 10 death. -t 81 80. f.-
The Truth is--the world delights TO pot
its trust'in SOME steadfast mind, whose
convictions doihot Stand supply with q
force proportiCted'to iss fcgScss powers.
II is bigot who genefaliy leads the pso.
pie. The popular judgenIen, of to-day
pronounces such men as Calvin Luther
aud Loyola. as guided aud inspired by 4
blind spirit OF intolerance. We have the
impertineEce to priv while We admire
such man as Pascal. We have hard
names for Cromwell shd MiEoh. and
wonder that they did not pefceive things
which are self-eyident 10 rs. We have
learned TO speak ofihe first hardy settlers
Of New England. carefully and with
many grains ofslfosance for their su-
perstition and intolerance. We asgleci
TO lay news STRESS upoa lhe sigar and ~
taliiy of great ruling tIsoagsf that pos
seses people like ihem. They were
bsgots --but splendid and heroic race
for I'll fiSats The ciisic. The ldgician. the
'niee aeieiser Of reasons ard balancer Of
probabilities. seldom Stamps, hilnself M
on the age. = IA isihs- bigot who POUNDS
smpifes ard leads The eeaale- .zsa,xE
Dps epasI0sion : .tbai ; dash of bigo-
trv--ahich. afler III. ii AbnE M exaseefa.
tel failiS III ones seir crapae's priaciples
sis good lhin8 - h>vsia thiis prseli.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
&c sAII.oN's lcoNsoI. rios.

= ~ ts<f = - II - =
Is ! s4.e nighleanae % lsurril hnp. ~
SO g. he ssa Nae sssuansas, s,s ss,Ililsv. Il
,sn ben Barry nunfiine slsrnea Is nsIia.
And said % RilIg Bowling a.
= n strong noFwesspgss hlOwinrg 81 j
s-ss HaEks dom Fenl bear iissanr nov -,
Lord help EN- how pifiesa 81 II.
= Anherpg 6ksaenlshore now
Eee| ssdr chap, svho r. IA iskns.
- y Ia asneeF lheK - al n
80 = Il tpesE Ids
For EAR the fDof should iall il:
90 RU0F estalprelhoN thev <nvy d. 4
= 4 Ans wishes. I've notion. So -
9b'or our good luck ID sueh I slosfn. Ys.g
= 70 Be upon The octafs. atsz esls -
- AMI NJ lOf' then where on, an ilav.t 4
20 On business from their hoes.s S 'ss 3
-f'ss And late az night asA coming home. ss'
t''sss. To cheer their babes and spoasAs;aa y
While you and Bill. on the deck !
4is7 Ne eouilestablF wing. SAF
eyesl what tiles aud ehmineyspo&s
ABOUT their heads are eyiug. sisisl
And very often have we heard 81
How men are killed and undone.
BY overturnS Of carriages.
BY thieves and fires in London.
We know what risks all larlLsnet, rt.n
From nohietnen 20 tarlors. ~
Then BIll let Us thank Providence. fseh
:, Tn1i Sou and are sailors!'' ''sss.ss
rt6.r H'sila Sd4iihbE 90 rsI I5ffi
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

THr Nrw HIxisrER TO rHs USrrrp
STATES II ord Napier having been ap-
poiaied the representative of her Majesty
at Washington. on the occasion of the
completion of diplomatic intercourse be-
tween England and the aUnted States,
viii leave f,r America on the 7th -of
February, ard will be accompanied by
the new eoiikuls 10 be appointed in the
plaee Of those whose eregudfar had been
withdrawn last summer. ~ -. I. - :.
ic Lord Napier IS mol a Peer OF the U.i-
ted Kingdon,aa He Is only .Scutch mo-
blsman, bat he iss The representative ol
one OF the. most Illusirious families in
British history, aud. whatever his own
personal merits be, he is related 10 an
immense number OF heroes and distin-
guished men. He Is descended from
the renowned Sir John Napier, Of Nor
chisians y no invented logarilhms; his
father was the weli-kisown Chinese corr
missioner, and his maternai grandfather
is Admiral. the Earl of Dnndonaid, wiIu
Distinguished himself. when Lord Coeh-
rane IN the service az The South Ameri-
can FfosBhCfss ID sBelf war Oh tDuepen-
deBee aand iaaihe Greek war. 're..I -
= He belongs toothe family of the hisio-
riana Of the peninsuisr was, OF the gallant
hero of Suicide, and of the eccentric Ad-
iniralr Nspisr,sos whom zwe have lately
keafd so much. Lgd Napier was-f fos-
fnerly aftsciied to The BriiishpIegstioss IN
Naples and since the close Of the Cri-
mean var hf has bern residing on bis
estate 10 Scotland. He is represented
rs . grave man of business. but as be i
thirty y-eighs years cid, and has not been
sent on an independent missiea before.
il il not probable thst hsssisa a.sman Of
brilliant intellect. lie Is sssafTied, and
has children. In addition % 4 Scosch
peerage. he y . Baronet Of Nova Scotla.
u
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
USE TIL, ,.l,dGfc M RESSIo.N.


USE THE. MAGIC LNP RESSIO.N
TDAPER for writing 'wishoiat Pen Or Ink
AllcpPyihgF Fd - braves, flowers. pictIIfss,
patterns for egll seoalesys anaFkng linen s:s III
ply. AMI y ANiFQlA3 AkitlriNGr This
aFltele IS absolutely the, btsi. porlshle .lilk
siandl 10 the know 4 world. for s,ual quantity
sOlled snd pIiced IN the ,porksi, constitutes 4
travelling ::.kst;ind, which cannot be broken.
N"epeu rs aeeIesl. Tor any ssi.k sharpSaed 10
aFoitss writes equally as well "A the l5pss
EssdspeaBa'he ti.iivsFSe.l Fer drawing itis
lgd.sPsnsabie, ylt.is .lndes.l. the only an of
DAAwISas and psisr.xG taugartJx ONE EI.Esy
SON. AM !esl Planl or flower can be trans.
tegred 20 the pages OF the album, with a
ninadte and disnnrt resemblance OF natdFes--GG
With equsi taI:ilisv. pietti aud erfbFchdey.y
patterns ar-i takes, ana lsAfg9 received the
higest eu!cgiuins lin5m the fair sex and IN.
deed q more tastluI present for lady could
not be produced. NJ --aFst st1f .aer
Ihis Magic Paper. VIII also mark linen or
otlief afteies. SJ1s 70 Tcihain peFIersiy ih6eIi.
Die. Az nle-washing in. the s-worldr fails %
bnng u ont. Any child can use itwitii perfect
ease. tsW dh thEs Magic PApsr. hkeMase, osk
orfeur capesl lOt letters Mfiien can. be secssfed
ylthoai alg a1dlli0nal lahor whaleveE. max
ing IL the chrapeSt am. Inost eonvenirr
aFtIeie exlant, lis used to great adyania,re
BY tepqrters of tue pShli: press, t,.legraph
opftatorS, and hdSts or s;aers..s7 t,aks y sass
Each package contains four III iFsstsls eoloss.
biaes.s bssse.. gtehn and Fed,1 with satll and
irintediaslruanOnSS Tor alto use. aild wiliast
sl5Ie,euisy ~iel obtain Eve .h,inarssl disliae.
lsnpFessR'ns. Each aud every Packagef war
faissssEs=z .4e Fno1; asi ra tsssalsEz ~
sak FRffzEs---sS per Sozens or. hve for 81,
klIele package % cts, Mated D al parts
w sycstii !, On tle stcaDsioti ofHths above
pflses. "A atIresS, pSNi faia,a
iNstaEsHEgL,-l67 Broadway, New York
OPIEtoSss6P FiaEl PRKsxs s.n
HrBEELL's MtGIc Impressions PAPER.-
sSe-re!eF our r'-aders to che advertisements in
another coluun. setting forth. the. merits. OF
this pleasing and ihgenibus Invention The
slssannsss should induYe all 20 gave ie g srisl.
=1pnm., Merchant ~ sede ba.-z
u " unsurpassed Tor nsatraeSs and ufSisy.
and' should meet with the sale il richly deSerY
fs.G-Tribune tf 40 @s sts38 fias kfsE
Just what the public has lons desired, and
Fsrosnairuds'itsels to every loterotttasis and
fthsealeiitt--Journal. Of .Corninercea 793sl
lilly !0gAs ia56.si7. Ils4a. I, ,i9s,, al bzE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

-
sfass #heiF ierFslaFy i compact they
have I'd ~ ofnmbnFrassment Of from IN
ternaI LII osDlioaarv novements. aud Il
Iefl 20 fi,ssn*ti ses Nill pFnbablv be able,
singlels 20! " rspei ne aggression iol
Knys. Who lives Tour. miles northeast oi
Aagusts, went mad, and in his travels
committed TIE most extensive depretia-
tons. Runner has q thai ihe dog had
been bitten three weeks previous to hrs
going mad, by another dog known &c
have been rabid but being great fa-
vorite with his master be tied him up
and refused 10 kill him: when attacked
with the disease, in has panoxysnl, he
broke from his fastenings and escaped.
having, however, before leaving his mas
ter'spremises, bittwo ofhis horses. which
have since gone mad. He then took a
course westward, on the Warsaw and
Augusta road, and when about three
miles from his starting point, overlook
Mr. Patchin, who wasaretu-ning home
from Augusta in wagon. to his home
near Chill: one Of his horses the dog bit,
and the animal has since gone mad. He
next overlook. two strangers on horse
hack. one OF whom was leading a third
horse: these three horses the dog bit. but
as The travellers proceeded ON their jour
ney, il is not known whe,heriaiarresults
followed or not. At the residence of
Nr. James Mutt. where he bit one horse.
which has since gone mad. At Wigh-
town be bit two, horses, lone since mad, J
also two. steers. (one since mad, and
twelve hogs. Next he bit fae mare,
(since naad) for. Mf. Hart. Next ne bit
a very fine horse (since mad also three
head of horses, (une since maa,A also a
COW and call, (both since mad y Next,
AZ Sylvester Crouches, be BIZ cue horse,
(since mad and FIVE sheep, faIi now
dead Mex, be went 10 William Taigh-
mans, bit.several hogs. two very large
ones. estimated at 500 pounds each,
Since gohsk mad and one steer. Al
Willlamsonsa!hsi onescow. (siace mai. !
next he fell 10 with old Mr. Hickman
and his son. He sprang a.Sthe boy yish
such force az toafhrews BIN down, hut
did not bite him. Alarge dog Of Mr..
Hrs being N cenpany him of.
He. hoaseEer. before leaving This premi-
ses, bit one, (since mad Next he bad
an sencounter with Mr.. Blake's dog
After this he went north 10 SIR. Adams
and bit one steer. Next he went 10 John
Stewart 5 aud attacked him. MIR. Stuart
defended hsmself with hoe, and he
6naIiy succeeded in killing |, e animal
The stock bitten was estimated to be
worth $4,000. aud already gone mad
81 500. None of The animals bitten
went mad shortaefthree weeks from the
time when bitten. The dog iavariabiy
caught his victim by the nose. Most OF
the damage was done m5thef night, she
having left his masters hcuses ahoni
dusls. and MAS killed abnntnlluon of ahe
next day--. W,irsnav (Iiiiaofsj Inquirer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05


FscTs ABOUT raE KoRAs.-The Eos
ran was written aboit A. ID. go lIts
general aim was 20 unite The sprofessiops
OF Idolatry snd.the Iews and Christisns
in the worship, ,oi one God-whose uniiy
was the chief point incnlcated--.under
certain laws and ceremonies. .exactinet
obedience 10 Maholnet and the rrophefs
u. vas written in the Koreish arabic,
and this Language. which certainly. pos:
sessed every fine quality, was said 10 be.
that of Paradise. Mahomet asser,ed
that the Koran. was revealed to him, .du..
ring period Of twenty-thrre years, BY.
The Angel Gabriel The style of The
volume is beautiful. fluent and .ccncise:
and where. tbe majesty and aifriiknisk Sc
Gnd are described II Ii sublime and
magnificenk Mshomet admitted. the d.
vine mission both of Noses and Jesus
Christ. According % Glbbop. The leading
article OF faith which Mahomet preached
is compounded Of aR.eierhal truth and a
necessary f,ciion. namely. that there Is
only one Sod and that Nahomef is Tie
apostle of Go't Fhe Koran was Translated
into l. tin in il45. and ihto English and
other Europeans lansaages shout'i763. II
is a rhapsody Of !. 600 verses d5videdfnl0
ff4 sections. - A* gHs sri rfns&
Hu #trtf 80 i aA8 !. effer - .Efs.s -
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

i A .NilKr War ar seA,-A lady
on her voyage TO Calcutta. writes the
following. which we are permitted Z 10
print, yels 4rs.......t - -
.When lathe Gulf Of Alden 30 saw
very -renrarka5le sight, II waS 4 rough
and blowy evening that we were called
on deck 10 see Che 'mliEy watrr.' whicts
is orly seen in This .region. IL Is With "a.
decided whether The effect is produced
by qeleeiriciys BY atmospheric. causescor
by animslcu!e. Iasiead Of wster, lt
seemed as if the vessel were piunging
through great drifts OF aew...Jhe. ap-
pearanee extendedreyen to The horizon.
and ifsihe cir had been colder, and icomld
have caught the.spund of sleigh bells. /
shosld have lost all idea OF the SEA. and
imagined ayseH.enjoying magnificent
sleigh ride. Il Is very remarkable that
no chemical analysis can detpct any Pc
culiaTitysin theacompnsition Of ihegwager !;
and as sooh ass daylight or uccnlight
comes IL vsnishes. The milky water
lasted Cor three night, and then srlddeniy
stopped and every evening aftersa AIDS
tbe water wss as usual.r--yisav York
Observer. sses "a 10 apz y
-----L !. - --E------- - :.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

fss1ff4 n y EsnnS m#ttK q IL -.
/ Poos RrrArross.-A poor relation y
The most irrelevant thing II nature. !
piece Of imperfiaent, corTespondeacy, an
cdious approximation, n bau5ting cone
scier ce. prepo<leTous shadow length
ming in the nooptideof your prorpeuiy.
an unwelcome remPmberanrff. q perr
petuaIly recurring moFtsfcaIion, drain
ON your Purse,a more iatoierable. dun
upon yctsfspride, drawback upOn sue
cess, 4 rebiike 70 syouf rising, q stain n
your blood, d Blot OF youF esrufslseon.s .
rent in your garment. deaths head 60
yqur banquet, Agsshocie' Pot, Mords-
ci IN your gale. .. Lazarus at your door.
o. laen in ycar path. frog IN ypur cham
ber.s shy ibs:y eur oinimentss . iNaie -
your ere triumph to yoer epesny. -
apology to YOUR friends, the one thing
nesdfnll lsshe hail - harres.s the oaace
Of. sour in Funnd of sweet. s..r.aI.se -
He l. kniSMfl ~ MS lsnces. Yonn hrart
telleth YOU. ssthat y DR. ----. A srap
betseva falufl;arisy and respect. tlsss D.
naands and sat tile same tasse sesH1sg 10
despair. of entrrtaian int Re 10 sIesa
ont his hand 70 yous hake. and 81 sa esh
eth u back agaia. he eassially l0okst
iii ABOUT JifsneE tine. waaep ahA sahle 5
full - C1eyIss L1mseJ 1aatssa Ik
agAszsa amaa.A4 elks
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

cal and Fsngh snd tumble wofle OF ours,
A bigas i snre 20 prove himself posi-:
i've and aesiyc force IA the comnnaiiy,
eapsble OF Influencing others. and veFs
likely to ootiive rsproarh -.E Z. Mfr
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05


4 MoSr sHocK.sc ArrArR. = ysster..
day. SAYS ths 4 BslIlnaoFe SUM- Il TfIprs.
|day. ! most lamentahle result occurred
from the careless compromising OF q
prescription by an apothecary. The cir
cumssances. assdeveloped before sths
Fury Of Inqs@st, are simply these: Mr..
Eckhart. who fcsi;es at No. ST Gfanlsy
street, had little son named Joiiu. be-
tween two and three wears OF age, who
vas sick. DIR. Arnold, residing in LON
bard street. near Lloyd, was called ii
and prescribed for him. The prescrip-
ton reads-'.Anise seed wafer, chloride
of potash, oil OF lemon aud syrup oi
squills." The medical terms We do not
give. nor The Quantities OF The mixture.
TheprescsiptioH was taken to'the apothe-
cary store of Mr.. Ernst Letter, on. the
corner of Lombard and Eden streets,
who made the mixture. The father OF
the child says he took il home on Tues
day evening, and poured out a teaspoon
ful and gave II to,the child. Only por-
tion was swsiiowed. when The child
vomited and threweit all up, but had
-pasins. q The child rested apparently
well during The night. and Yesterday AZ
half-past ten O'Clock, in accordance with
the doctors directions, full tea spoon
fol was given, which in, a briei period
caused death. y eErified at the result,
the parent FASTENED 20 the apoihecary
and the physician to asce rtiain what was
.hesinatter. ~ : sog = 81
The Apothecary. confident IN The cor
rectnesssof hssfcompnundiRg. took the
bottle of liquid and swallowed porsion,
when within three or four miuutes, pas
sing into the prsseuce of his wife, he fell
and in short time expired. DR. Arnold
tasted il, bslt swallowed none, and he was
al one time, supposed TO be dying, but
VIXEN last heard from yesterday evening
was better. He vas in such q condition
that be R75EsaJbsOTDgE, seo. .ess,s set
sts s'sfr@- AR ~s~seszsaspesgw is-ls -. s-
Dr. Cunningham, coroner, held an i'm.
quest on the bodies Of the deceased, and
The evidence of the witness wen, TO
show the substance OF the above. As 10
the medicine, Drs Large, Healey and
Busk gave evidence before the jury of
inquest, and gaveyIt as their opis.ion,
after having examined the drug store,
that .cyanuret Of potash had been SUB
stituted fpr the .schIoride of potash"
The former IS deadly poison. while the
latter is comparatively harmless. II. ID
almost or quite as d. adly in lis effects q.
''prassic atid. stzksegk syta T16
The verdict Of the jury was that the
death of each was caused BY taking Of
medicine Compounded in mistake. This
case shows how exceedingly careful
druggist s'loula be in compoundiag af
prescriptions: ID IS mos, lameniable
affair. sEis aHtltEus -aas 81 esE .nrg1rs.st stle
.llll am..Leal.ah i. h. a.l.-laa.. IN -..... -. N. !.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

" sssd HegIect. rTkeslave wpnak II r.
tasks win i've aud efuw Old. aud ss.eaxs
or thFse ageaeratsen uf her snssire III rrsssS
away. hs washeFwohiar, viii s,raiPes
w . ray of hope 60 cheer Der n hsssss;l<,
viii tive ic see hes fashiunsble essssters III
de. around hfr and the kslcheis nsitl +
hesfts aud stsone Nhsn hsf Iasae HI l.
be nursed Iike ax1ck bal,v I'D - = So
srss1s <t1at IszlBtoss i. ! <. s... s.
Almost worthless Iof ali the great ebd = +
human lifr, have but little force .ofseh.r.
aeter: .hey havesstili less power of mosal
viii. ard quite as little physical ensrgiss.
Thsy i've foFE no greafa purpose in lie.
they accomplish no worthy ends: thew are
only doll forms in the hands. .of mjl'Iners
and servan)s 10 be dressed and fed 10 or.
der They dress nobody; hey feed mo-
body. aud save pos. dy., They write 10
books; they sei.no rich examples cf yir-
tue and womanly life lf they rear chill
dren. servants and nurses DO Il al. save
to conceive and gise them birth. And
when reared, what are. they. What do
rhey amount 10. but weaker scions Of The
old stock: rho ever heard os faskionable
yoman,'s exhibiting any power of n insi
for which il becomes eniineni! Read The.
biographies Of our men and women. Not
one of them had fashionable mother.
They nearly all sprang from plain, strong
minded women who had aIsoat as little ls
do with fashicns as the changing clouds.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
as1a EDWARDS. DoRsEg. go
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.tne ylllasis Of Leonard TQwn. SaIn1
MAYS comfy, VII promptly attend 10 .any
orsefs n n,s Inc q haslIasss. He viii FEpall
aness, saFnish .ntA ciean Fufhilerr. pains
oaa ~aaSirs, asi g. Thankful lilr the .IbrFa -
mans6oi pilhIse fasnRs ert.as - u sI.~lfS
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