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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15


NIRGINIA,S IS Sat Rules, held in the
CLERK, i Office Of the County Court of
Putnam County, in the month Of February
1885,
David McColnas and John g. New.
man, late PartAeEs ID the practice
Of law, under the firm of McC Jonas
81 Newma ii, Plaintiffs. In debt.
8st Tvs. Fl
Sarah Eskew,ED H. ESkew, and
Margaret Cox, Defend
The object of this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum or 800 90 due from them
to the Plaintiff by a note in writing And it
appearing by affidavit filed, that the defend
ants are non residents ofthis Commonwealth,
il is Therefore Eordefed that they do appear
here within one month after due publication
of this order eld do WHAT'S necessatyto pro-
tect his intetest in the premises. Teste,lSas
R0. r n HARVEY, Ci,k.
MILES 81 4 N fwaAs, p. a. Feb, IS 4fe3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15


and complete assortment Of
Coal oil Lamps!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE,
with ali the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
which he IS constantly receiving. from the
East.
CG0a1 OIL
at this place and superiorto any
made in this county, which he will sell for
Cash Only.
LIQUORS:
Sparkling Catawba, Canary Wine, fl
Sill 4 Schiedam Schnapps.
Champagne, Cognac Brandy,
Clarret, Bourbon Whisky,
Madeira Wine, E. +. Bitters,
Port Wine, Stomach Bitters.
In short, everything you may want in his
line, and which he will sell cheap for Cash
OF NO CASH. E-
8 Doors above Steamboat Landing.
/ Jan. 25th, 1858 4:4o!
? G. q 4 u 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. is, 1868.
WOOD, EDDY h CO., MANAGERS,
Successors tot 8. SWAN * co. I

rTHE following Scheme will be drawn BY
u Wood Eddy & CO., Managers Of the Spar
ia Academy Lottery in each Of their sim
gle number Lotteries for Feb. 1859, at Au-
gusta, Geo. in public, under the supcIinten-
aencs Of Commissioners.
l CLASS 6
Draws Saturday, February s, 1883.
CLASS 4
Draws Saturday, FEBRUARY Is; 1859.
| CIEASS 3
Draws Saturday, FEBRUARY 10, 1859.
CLASS % d
Draws Saturday, FEBRUARY &c, 1850.
oNETHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TicketsI
Five Thousand Four Hundred
and Eighty-Five Prizes!
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

NIRGINIA, IS :--At Rules, held in the.
" Clerks Office Of the County Cour. of
Putnam County in the month Of February,
1850 ,57
William Jones, Complainant, A
Ell vss =. ri ri
Philip W, Hale land y ames NJ. e S1''Aee is'
Lyon, Defsnda nts.
The object Of this suit being to substitute.
some other person in room and stead Of the
said Philip w. Hale, as Trustee in certain
Deed Of Trust. executed by the said William
Jones' to secure the payment of $3.50, due the
said JAMES M. Egon.
And il appeaztng by affidavit fled, that the
defendants are non residents Of this State, it is
ordered that they do appear here with one
month after due b NbIieatien of this order, and
do what.is NECESSARY to protect their interest
il, the premises. Teste,
sSs. Ro. T.EAlRvEy, Cpk.
PARKs & fiocE, Sol. Feb. is 4-43
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
l READY-MADE CLOTHING,

is the iargestand b0t assortment ever brought
10 this market, and consists ofall kinds Of
Goods suitable for gentlemen's weaL such as
Shirts, Stocks, Cravats, Drawers, Gloves, Sas-I
penders, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. w
Also, a large assortment Of 74E9f .:isEI
Ladies Cloa1s, MantiElas, dec
Having provided themselves With every ia.
cilfty for the manufacturing Of et stom work.
they fatter themselves that they will be bile to
GIVE, ENTIRE SATISFACTION, 4s4
to all who may giss them their patronage.
Our business will bedone principally forcash
or en- short credits and Therefore, we expect
tossSn for very small profits. 4-zHI H
Cali and examine our stock before purchas-
ing where.
Their establishment will be found in the
rooms formerly occupied by R. s. Biekel, on
the Corner Of Main and Market Streets. i.
v4n2.} HALL & BICKLE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

EVJIRGINIA. IS AT Rules, held in the
Nv Clerks Office of the, County Court Of
Putnam County, in the mouth Of February,
t859--4 4+s5 III
Ira J. McGinnis, Plaintiff. MA
~ s KS. III lt5
Averett Eskew. Saliie ESkew aad / ~ s''t
d! II. Eskew,s. Be defendants
The object ofFthis suit Is to recover Of the
defendants the sum Of s. IS, due from them to
theiPlaiRtlff. And it7appearing from affidavit
fled, that The defendants, Saliie Essew and
D. II. Eskew, are non residents of the Com
monwealth. it is therefore ordered that they
do appear here within one month after due
publication of This order, and do what is nee.
essary to pr5tecttheir interest in the premises
Teste, s!.i RO. III. HARVEY, CRk.l
/. ]. MuGisNIB, p. All Feb. is 4-43
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
MAGNIFIcENT SCHEME
SIS Prizes amounting to
WHOLE rleKrrs 500 HALVES IS; auAnrrrs s2a

Il la Circular showing the plan Of the Lotte-
Ties will be sent to nEone desirops Of re,
eefyipg Y.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
JEWELLERY,

q 81, sss GOODS, &c.,
TNAKE this method ofinforming the public
i that they have entered into partnership
for the purpose Of manufacturing and selling
Ready Made Clothing. H.
X One Of the firm has just returned from the
Eastern Cities, wsth large stock of Cloths
Cassimsrs, Csssinetts, Trimmings, &C., &c
Their stock of TIL 3I! II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
ColniniIssioner's Once Feb,
III IN NOTICE.

mo Mary Slack, widow ofsltIiran Slack.
H il deceased, VIM. M. Gopin and HaAaah
IA his Wife John Moles and Sarah ], his
wife, J.i Hsf Slack, Maria Slack, KezIah
Slack, Win. Gray, James A. Lewis, Samuel
Moles, IA. NJ. Bfuen, A. W Quarrier and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
- II are Chance
70 cloth the naked Is now presented BY
MAY r. u7E!TT.

WdU have Just received and are opening
~ me largest stock Of READY-hADE
OSlL-'OT1tlNSs, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND cars,
and variety goods ever brought to Charleston.
Direct from the Eastern Cities,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
w ashington Hail.,
RIPLEY, Jackson County, Virginia.
i. MAGUIRE

NTGULD respectfully informs his old GUS
wv tomeIs ana the public generally that he
has again; taken possession of this we'll
known establishment and would be glad TO
entertain his friends and customers. He has
determined 10 apply himself closely to his bus.
mess and viii give prompt attention to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
A two horse hack will always be ready to
convey passengers to any point Of estimation
Terms modest and toIsuit the times.
{ Ripley, January "a, 1850.
Dissolution Of CO-partnershlp.
sTsaE firm Of ARNOLD y Co.. rs this day
dissolved ByEmutual consent. The bus
ines. hereafter, Twill. be conducted by A.
Arnold, who will settle all accounts OF Arnold
& Co. a. ARNOLp.
Feb. s., 1889. j.. HENRA WILSON. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
4:gal 5aSutisElllsnts.
VIRGINIA, I'M the Gircuis Court Of Kan.
Y awha Iayaeation, February Sth.

William Gillison. Spicef PATTI! +
rick, and George w. Sam
naefs, who sue for themH
. serves, and for al J ether illdgp
manifestations Of Samuel MI
Smith, decesked, who may
\ make themselves parties t6
this #tsait, and contribute
theIrportion iowa ras defrayt
aig the costs of the The same,
Gomplaf ina nts. l,flH |
against III Cha
Catharile p. Smith, widow of
u Samuel w. Smith, decd. q Fd
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Colnnnbus.f
Dawson, . nd Mary Dawson,i
his siTe. Nathaniel Smith,,
\ and RiSshald S. @. Laidleyal
Guafdiah ad Item fol james
SmTth,ACatharine Smith, an.dIj
Samuel Smith, infa hts, Em.I
N G. BfoSks and Frederick A
N. bTOokSI3 Defenda Iits, @ iHt3t =
, 1859-05-27

- ALE oF TIE AURTHEES lGtFFiSa bKoESrS
"rATlIAWAY" w!,l h. published in the eclunins Of
THE NEW YstIlK MERcTHl tu wh.th junrna! h4ye
.E,4 IN contribute txrLrkvIly for term # Tn
lay NUMEROUS readers waui rtar1. my aiEcerr thaks. and
s.ai ko' IN GEtl Ernenh;1 'h-e VIII" by tlrir
Partially and favor. have contributed - II VIZ
nut joe s'@nE !eEtther as aesst"fEe 'Autuy rtise
With cav: ether. tsuet nil lot In through want Q! tort
ny faEt to continue II merit shs.7 app:l1,tjrn I*e
~hu have taken Interest In the ".lsts:ies Of Nick
Nhe-a character pr tty txteI,-ireIy know--ay very
{osslby ind in rAFu AWAY" ehs,acter u ID ,.ns
AID nanse. whnse exrvts and drl1.s:cs will MT shame
tac.s If ther iu *ao il puo.e to p1oines
>'"!y it .lli sxSr1 other pttur: ons nf ny in ths
t~e'r nf IT, situations !" tfu' fnea q deaeat}on. In
tacacr nf Jl't- aid saI;d enc.c@>!nn # incident.
II will tc illustrated ty BARLEY. --.-
Woree;ter. May, lS:A. J. II. ROBINSON.
The ra5lshe.s OF THE NEEcrRY will only adj th.t
they ply r. Robinson higher fzcc '' BIZ lo:s than has
cver atn paid by the !-wrsr pns- to American
r''nncer, Tut Of Gv to quaFeE Of million
r=lcrs demands bis eminent sTi 1t is ouz mission. hy
honorable competition. to excel In Department. 1t
whatever cost, aud thai mission will te faithfully PR
formed.
PATHWAY" viii be samsacnct, in THE NEW
YORK MERCURY Without de..y. a4I other novelties
w4 f>'bw in rapid succession.
cArLDWELL. sot'THWoRTH 4 WHITNEY,
ne2+ksl&l:w-ls7s rrcr::vto:s New York Me-curr.
, 1859-05-27
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TtsPnpn A1y TxibrHR Ozrcz prspa1s4 u sx&cut& ~
shsrt ast3ce s.s3 vzry ef Jss Phsag Ia ths 1n7
and II tls Loe&x Lsta Frts.st Particular attaatsa
given u taa pstnttngsf
Br.lHE-3 EA1oA LxT1n uEA1G. Bill. HKAps,
RKCk1F11 P1sTEEa. fnoakAhM10,
PAMt1LETA CIkCC1-ARk CREcKA,
R1AxK Norm, LAHHx. TckF13-
&TPRNT1N9 IN CoLORS II
In III Ii v17etiea dane In beautiful styls and 1t ode2ts
rates. Al e1a1aalss u specimens md prices respect
fully invited.
~ 0nde.frou tbs ssaaty pzsmply fled aad aad sest
lsueby exprs0.
, 1859-05-27

,ls wretch showed 'qEsrdie., j .ed-.:e9t !, 1en
"Now, tlaa, III i ldnifhed, aad human netat.
il arenged. ist, It you complain Of the blood
shed aud the terror. think Of the wrougs which
created my righta; think Of the necessity for =
dreadful concussion aud shock to society, in or.
der to carry my lesson into the councils Of
pr1ncss.
This rill now hare been effected. And
ye, victims Of dishonor, will be ,g'o1
ri6ed In your deaths; ye will not have
suffered IN win; nor died without 4
monument. Sleep, therefore, sister Beren:ee-
sleep, gentle Marianne, in peace. And thou;
noble mother, let the outrages sown in thy dis-
honor, rise again and blossom in wide harrcsts
Of honor for the women of thy afflicted race.
Sleep, daughters Of Jerusalem. in the sanctitJ
Of your suderings. And thou, If i be possible,
even more beloved daughter Of a Christian fold.
whose company was too soon denied to him in
life, open thy grave to receive him, who. in TIE
hour of death. wishes to remember no title
WHICH he wore on earth but that Of thy chosen
and adoring iover. MAxIA1L1AK.
, 1859-05-27
$40 SEWING MACHINE
Quaknr EtY uonhIa LEX Ti1ht Fa:* stitch

SEWING MACHINES.
TIE 27ca: Improvements HAY attached mora than tolote
It's fosnar value and osr ae only objection e4;sad
th!,t stitch be e7; D9es ese raae:T o; TeIk u "a
ecEnon spens. Thy viii steh, hem, taex- xs,aer. feu
tHos: sanets a' s'cu2:s .en. reeelt ,:a. 34
nehn+ 7 *ad:s-- tae:s- uplu',.e:, an, family IN. n
in:s, h=:f s s;;y 2,x:F "a s IA T.; }si!:'r:
k.txe sl uredrs ~ eear'tte. The Vi fersxt Henutr
sa:n al x-Ea-. -1:.a. L1e.a! s~a.t u x3e1o Eae1
Ayt Agents.
ta'iL: N7*w.. .toe store ~ Lats .xreet rs4r Ca7k
A,-:,eE l. CORNELL : CO.. uox SCI Fh1e1{n II.
, 1859-05-27

RI II. HIGGINS, MUSIC PUB
,lls L1*nER 8 Lake aseee. has .ti! on hand The
aon.e n the KnstLxss lam Sole Agent The oehr3sd
Model Aelodeon" nsde ey Mason + llann, Boton;
With he Patent Aseh re*t Plank which Is use ly no
ct1tr IN the World and y Tie mos important
ake5; dovhe evea ths instruments toetsllc aod dsa-
geshle souad-o! nsnE wood u LIZ ostna1y Way, which
nhertn ths greatest poetbs .tre1s, reaared-by cut-
ting sctnAs tAs grain Of IL wnot I{ate yswtan Brad
!ntc po7et fo1a t! The aid ef steam as1 powerful uchla
~7| AttEn ot tn tons VII make impression On the
ny The eonnuf being interrupted at abort dlsanet& ha.s
their nAua! poWeF Of resistance Grr4 Augmented Ly the
Elt1f 1sn they ,nada II lls pst<ut ArA
Wns:- Every !nit1urrnt Il warranted
All Kinds q Church Mnkit Book for aa.A,
Tie che4r.s a1rl latest titt Uo.E = the 1tryHEHA-
HA fHc* ank!e copy, IS cena se!t oy nan
a. 49, al or3sT4 must he adtrs,sel to H. NJ. EiG-
GINS, Is Laks E&zsst CheAko. ta13bss31y
, 1859-05-27
a q a "A d.

~ q - IA d.
70 TIE ntAp1Es or "gCcK r1sox.~ "11cE wur1lEs'
"oxEE11D sArl," ETC.
those who hare followed y hcroc. sna herofnea
the Western Trail and the far trapping grounds uf the
t'scai Ne,tt oeE ica.e TO ANNOUNCE that pow
ICED p;traY another &e.2l the 1t which
%iae In tie wild at.tudeA aid ~hlc! will enhezv,r
at render worthy the attention ii MT former readers 1t
III perceived that have chtrll section Of county, tn
which day transcend the ec fances nf fiction
where incident cre~ds upon incident, aui wild adventure
and daring ltreds are Inevitable ihIa1k-
The title IT MY new story wilt tc
, 1859-05-27
Seming #arD1nes.
sH Sc WIN & MACHINES.

Sewing Machine !ot md with1n the rescA At III. 4
practical Fart sextnx MActir for Fix ir!Iars Ran.
lti: lat IT S'.tl'y SIX l,olar Sewing Machine. II las
th Pruytd and lnpr,T a1:n The pat te:e month";.
Manufacturing fct, Immensely Increased. Now ofeu-
Ing ~ Nhu.t xlte I'D E-EA|.
OFFICES F.reEaax.:. Nsx Torz: "a Chestnut s.
Ph.a!ephiS: <t sixth sire. C.1slnnai; - South Ah IT,
st Lsus, Na-; II ooth.Ic2: stEtet. De1roii. Nth.
Exclusive Agrn~ie. a:e ten. tSab.hel IN erery Cum
" LcaE!Iont Tie United sltes Applicants for AGene+s
u:t ahdst.AL- BARTLETT. FAie1tee. Principal Bce
~ bstadEay. y. y.
Ihs Above tntxs AT prepared to fill PROMPTLY. a1
o.ierH FIR Machines
All As:a.s +. !a.a:e at:*:icn. uu eo1a!n pcs.
, 1859-05-27
FurniturR. Xr.

OFFICE DESKSl OFFICE
~ DE ES:-We hare facilities po..e<sad hT 10
fss hsu.s In Chcagu for manufacturing III kind, u 0e
bxsk. dsskned faF d. dlJ tsie Also nAaufErue md
keep enn.;ansy q ,.nd a:E. aa.o.'me Of DEes.tnS
Rutakn* Hursau WAa4s1And4 Tahes dc. &c, 10 which
- esl lhe a,t.ntIon q country nsler.. EVERY AZ:
T1CLE WARRANTED. D. i F. flAN>DS,
ny1s]y-txs9 No. IA W.-s like strtt,
, 1859-05-27

INjEKS0LL AND SIMMONS.
l. 1;l.ASE BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
HOOK BINDERS AND RULERS.
n" prepares. to ranufacturr Bank onks Of crcz
*t.ltsti' ruled and toud +, lu:ie I'll PATTERNS with
~hh,u pIinsed headings. Particular artuuu paid 10
Il r frtH County Df1ecr-. LINKS &C.
It'll tlrad. Letter Heads shipping EiIla &e., Ruled and
Pitn to onieE M4saz.aes. leri'd'.aa etc.. bnusd in
style. uid I;noka 1tund and fe3UuLd All kinds uf
Printing dohe with ueatnrss and derJ!4,ch Terms mode
raFe. No 1e6 LAKE STREtT,
Northeast corner 1f Cta:k {euE4nce Clark ssseet.l
ros: Office Eor 7tsi. my; 1y-ts41
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-16

Toll swings the are, and forest. how
The seed. broah nut In radiant bloom
Rich harves,s smile behind tho plow.
And cities cluster round the loom
Whore so,serisg domes and ,aper'ng
spires,
Ajou tho ,alc AMI crown the hill,
s,ou, Labor lights iis beacon ires,
Aud rlumss With smoke tho forge and
mill.
rhc monarch oak, The wcodland's pride.
Whose trunk Il scanned with lightning
scars,
Toll launches on the restless tide,
And,hsrs hnrolls the Gag Of ssarsj
Tho engine with iss lungs cf fame,
And ribs Of bnss and joints Of steel,
From Lsbor's plastic fingers cane,
With sobbIns valve and whisling vhssl.
'Ts Lsbss vsshs tho saeis ysss,
Aad turn sAe crank b hivss q TEL,
And beeksas angels down to blcss
Inds~srisss haads On see ssd soil.
Here sunbrowlsd Toll with shining spade,
l.isks lake 10 lake with silver ties,
Strung thick With palaces % trade,
And temples towering TO the skies.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-16

Taken in moderation says Black.
woods Magazine. hero j. no dosbs
that vinegar 10 beneficial; but, 10
excess, IL impairs she digestive o..
gsns. Experiments on artificial d..
scs,ion show sha, II the quantity Of
acid he diminished. digestion is re-.
,arded; II increased beyond a Ger.
tain point, digestion is arrested.
There is reason. therefore. In the
vulgar notion, unhsprily too fcsdIy
relied on. that vinegar helps 70 Keep
down my alarming adircsisy, end
,hn, ladies' who kesd the dissppesr.
anee Of ,heir graceful outline 10
curves IL plumpness expanding insa
fas, may ssres. % drea'lful . result
BY libersl ponsIons Of viueesr bu'
they can only 40 arrest Il st the fai
more dreadful expense Of sheis
health. The smcuns ot acid Which
will keep them thin, viii Destroy
their digestive powers. Portal give
. case which should be a wsrniae:
"A few years ago, . young lady
10 good circumstances. enjoyed gcc'
health she was very plump. had :
~.nl hos.s.s~ s,'l Z srss.cs.~,ns
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-16

So
~ As>s~s n twilight ace sssflas
ss'' ssss Ne hslf'Hnsss n asy,
IN ls~vs n Ne slIa~ssa ms rsetIaf
ossssslI is Ne @h'. rssslaf fsg
NJ ssisN u vssisfIss 10 Ihss. Isss.
n slasss III glsflssds hflFhs
fhst shwtss llssslsf ~ he, Is,s,
4 blessing, he. sai god hithsl
N h,rr nov lhetafs stars sfs smiIIhl
lase angel sJs. ws'shinf me here.
ssd ms-i>, 'hs lehe heart hefalIlsr,
ssals gently snd Isv On M ear
NJ stlsn 10 smiling on thee. love.
And mwssssinr song n delight
1hen whisper . blessing ser Ne. Icss.
A blessing. ti.s and good night
Young soics, IL earnest ,sbss blending,
Ilise clear through The sIll esenlng AIf,
And angels their piqIonr A's bending
Tccsich The low hssA'hlnr n prayer
Ny spirit Is trayIsg fss thee, love,
Heaven clo,he III ny pathway in light
Then vhI'pw blessing fcr me, lose,
A blessing, . hiss and asood night
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-16
. For fhs P6nsis Star.
RUIN OF YHPYRls.

Far back In the dim. mysterious
past, W. look and think Of the ruin Of
Empiws. As we gaze in sad and
melancholy musings on those mighty
wrecks. We wonder Why they fsll
We al Tho once psoud and LOFTY TEN.
pies, but nov crumblIng pilss Of BY.
gone greatness. the cause = their
iall. and 10 sepulehrsl tones they an.
swer. "Ssyosf;s;ss." We hsas the
shs lonely saswer Ia ~ vild winds
wail-ln he sirocco's deadly blast. .
y hovls mournfully DER the DESERT
10 ths morning brsess. - Il chants
IL melancholy requiem or ~ ruins
Il dsssstsd cities. We hess u h the
lssdohg NIls-A the majestic Ea.
PIRATES. ssk u,ls es mid lands Of
departed splesdor. We ask ths
cause sf her ruin, and oil reply.
"SspwssiAiss."
Dask. oystssieus Esyps hst rolls
osfIsn ~ ehsssof tle psst. Eeypt
ezceIIsd h ssss and asus and lissra.
tust. Sadly ve gase sn ~ mighty
ruin. ssd think sf the dsys ef hes
glory. and ,he causes Of her fall. Be.
hsla Thsbss. Win hes hundred gates
Behold the mssldesisg nssumeuts
q vrscksd ssd Ysissd Msnphls-
ubasl1 IT lssnnib, ~ hsseeiyphis
t6b6A ~ ess69 Mt sals shey
ossl1es1 = 1UpsS ~ ~ ALL
~ assblIag nsssnsss y Msa
JpAb. thslsasly ssias = go esssSou'
Tlslss. - blsak pysasl1b b shs1I
\ - essaisss. -6lsas puah y vsss
~ she ssf vt1GA ysvss bssessl
l Ifsi he EeypIias hlss reason +
bic suiils. " might kavs ~ III
plAss 4 tAcss bsniae. bsssss u
ests bsIgAs - blooaias Gnsana
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N,lsns lloisIsn, shs hs, n
whny tail'hsi . Tract ea "NmnsaI
mI Wa " expresses hef etlalss
iLal she IN N most semfb st|
paontsl dshlal n lhsIf dafsf ~.
boi While On . visit r. the
eounlfy. she sts rfask u ihe inter
.I'ehsis N lle "liiy elast" hi
society Tl,se h, she isfs, "ih
AmsfloA = lifge elsss u liles sbs
40 absolutely huihlas II esmy
largo lovn In ihe rhllfd States there
sfo large hotels " hoWiIhg heuses.
eonialhlng 'evefh hahisel lnhabi
ianli each This hotel poruls'ion
malhly consists n families sho i've
altogether In hotels and ilss ladies
having NJ housekeeping whatever
n do--hage lev N .hu usual duties
" women IN Europe, and are iaefe
thoroughly given ~ n idleness and
vanity than any women, I believe IN
thc world. These ladies have not
tho cultivation which glosaes over
the lives " 20 many women 10
Europe. and gives then some solid
value ~ soeIpIy aa upholders of the
aria aud literature. but nre general,
full Of tho alrnngest alterations and
prclcnsions, Tho young ladies'.
especially, remind mo oI certain
women ] have seen IN sefaglios,
whose whole tire was taken up IN
dressing and painting their faces I.
with this diiltrencc---the ladies Of the
East spend their days IN adorning
themselves to pleass one lord and
mas,cr the ladies' Of the West. TO
please oil the lords of creation.
Which is the noblcst ambition !"
She also notices the fact that ,herr
Is in Mis- country ~ strong o public
opinion against women working for
u livelihood as in England. We
never hear of . father in independ.
cnt circu,pstsnecs giving bis daughter
a professional education. "lf he
can live in some style, be counts on
his daughters marrying, and II h.
cannot, he probably sends them u
somc relative In n city. who receives
them for long visit. in the hope Of
getting them or Many thousands
Of young girls come to the cities d
stay with brothers, unclcs, or I lends
for this purpose. A worse prepara-
ton for any serious life cannot b.
conceived. Years " idlcness M,
often passed in this way years spenI
in nothing hu, dressing and dissips'
,ion: and shat does ], lead.o = Mar
rlngc, probably bn. wha, sort oI
marriages can b. formed BY yonn,
girls looking at the world from suci
. false posi,icni With such I
beginning to life. il is almost i'm
possible the girl can ever become |
noble humnnbsing." "In Americi
--in that noble, free. new coun,r,
| d. = - = -. a. 81,