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Nv THE UNION LINE.
ro OIL pA.aE IaTEnI....s noEn.
OFFICE CORNER WATER AND SWEETS.


WAsHixGros. March 2G.-Thc contract to
carry daily mail from LeavenwOrIh to Cora
Vile Pixies Peak region. was made under act Of
1925, authorizing tue establishment oi special
post routes to be sustained from their nett pro-
ceedS, such as the arrangement in this case that
the compensation Is in no event TO exceed 5000
per annum. Ii the post route bill had been
passed and contract made under it this SER
vice would have cost $4,000 or $4,000 per
annur. The contractors win be mainly com
pensated for their outlay in the carrying Of
passengers.
The Boston Post Office matter was considered
yesterday at the meeting of tie Cabinet Mr..
Capen aud the parties representing the State
street interest had separate interviews with the
P. NJ General to day.
Commonder Beissel has been ordered to com
mand the resolving ship Independence, at the
Moro ISLAND Navy Yard, vice Commander Fair
fax, relieved.
Col Joe Johnston, Of the First Cavalry,
relative oS Minister McLane, left this city yes
terday, for Mexico, it is said under orders from
government
The new sloop of war, Lancaster, is to be fin
shed and fitted out for sea with ali possible ex-
petition She will probably be sent to the Pa
clic.
The land Office situated at Buchanan Aiiun.,
has been ordered to be removed TO Portland, ia
same State.
The Treasurcr's weekly statement shows re-
ceipts of the week 10 the amount of Sl,Sls,0OO.
There is II net balance in the treasury of over
I$T, 100000.
Colonel Landen viii leave Washington on
Monday to resume work on the South Pass
wagon road for the purpose VI repairing DANA
ges and shortening the route as far as pracli-
cable.
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BALTIuoRE, March 2G.-'rhe Patriot of this
afternoon contains long statement, prepared by
the friends Of Henry Cambria, one of the CON
demned murdcrerS, NOW awaiting execution for
the murder Of police officer Benton, giving the
atlilayits of certain parties to show that an
other party, Richard Harris, was the perpetrn-
tor OF the murder and that he confessed the
deed to ce tain pnrties. 1t is wev not ee II
worthy of ricedence, as it has all heen consider
cd BY the Governor and rejected by him some
time back. 1t is the last desperate attempt TO
save the life of this wretched criminal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

70 Water Prioilegea.-Levi Benjamin was
fined one dollar on Saturday last for the exer-
else of certain undue water privileges prohibited
oy the second section. julius Ballenburg, hav-
ing "been there" himself and being supposed to
know all about The case was engaged as Berja-
minis attorney After paying the fine the de-
fendant, through his counsel, wanted to take an
appeal TO Court
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~ To our zoloH SuJscriGers.- Those of our
slbscribers who intend changing their places of
residence on the LIST of April. will please inform
our carrier
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~ Garoting,- They had domestic row
over in Columbus, o., the other night a lady
wished to golto ball, and her husband wished
her not to go The lady persisted in going, and
got out on the pavement, when the husband
came the garrotng dodge, and choked his bet
ter half il a shocking manner. Her cries and
the struggle drew a large crowd to the spot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

SAvANNAn, March 26 --AdvceS from Havana
to the Goth inst, state that the schooner Alice
Blandel, with a cargo Of 9S Africans, had been
captured and taken into Porto Rico, where the
crew were Imprisoned. Another cargo Of 900
Africans has been landed at Remedies, Cuba.
At Havana sugars and tnoasscs were i'm
proving, and exchanges were declining.
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IlN virtue County cour; f1r Ohio
ID the 9Th Jay FeiruHrt, tl
1s59, in the James H. Stout asars Thomas H. Reed
ard other, tte said James n. Stout and To u Ree,
the Coimte 81 john IHkr;t lunatir ut sell At the
front oo- Il Conrt House Ohio county, The high
and best bilder pablo auction Moueay the sti
day Of Afr, is9, the lots in said decree
mcutioasi, rur lots numbered hundred md twenty
eight ti2s) and anired and tl2al ii-
plat % the AZ lfioB the OF Wheeling, Laid
william CaDe and John Eo IN That raTt % the city %
WaeehuE Luruu as the p nh Ward 81 sald city
TEsNs SALE-1i= oae-fauEth the purchase money
20 b. rail upon tile condensation uf Faid b. the ssid
County Court, aud the tree-f0uTha thrre
Cqa instaurats, psyah;e IN six, Erlys and cighiecn
motifs after sale. the whole bear iutrrtsf
the duv q sale; the purchaser giving lis inuds N
proFe ersonsi security shc fuIeas- money; AID tL
te be retained until farther
sale 10 ootaiaenee II 10 O'Clock a n
JAMES u sTOrT,
THOMAS II. REID,
feb26 Special Conn tsslousrs.
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Gs-Easter. This approaching holiday is at
present universally observed by the boys
Many are the hen rocsts that are invaded by
these little ruscals, who, to the agony of dame
chick, carry off their eggs.
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NEW YoRK, March 6.-The steamship City of
Washington, Capt Petrie, sailed at noon for
Liverpool. Among her passengers are Charles
Q. Fulton, Esq, Editor of the Baltimore
american xhO, accompanied by his son Albert,
visits Europe for the restoration of his health.
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NEw YoRK, March G.-The British rnan-o
war Jasscur was wrecked Of Jamacin, on the
night Of The 9Th Of March. Her crew took to
the boats, but ten of them were subsequently
swept overheard in n gale. Ono Of the boats
containing the Captain and nineteen Of the
men, has arrived at Cuba. The other boat,
containing thirty men, is missing.
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e ~ Fruit Prospects. are inclined to
believe that the fruit crop in this county is
still sale, and that we may look for an abundant
yield the coming season, unless we have some
very hard freezing hereafter. Peaches and
cherries are said to be uninjured, but there is
great danger of buds swelling too soon. Vege-
tationis remarkably forward, for the season.
Three weeks in advance oflast year, at least.
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IRUST s. ALE.


fDN virtue and pursuance Of Deed Trust executed
u b. John Elliott and kiza lis wife the ;ed,
Trustee, bcarin. date the 2t day OF June ISIS, and
d1y OF record in the CLERKS % the County
Ohio county Deed Book No 49, folio 39t the benefit
OF the 6rm Of Baisue Co., OF he city Of Philadelphia,
viii public auction, the Court House OF Ohio
~, Virginia. iCth dag % april 1853 all the following
described lot parcel UHion city
u Wheeling Ohio county Virginia, and lying the South
ie Of Uuion street. between FOURTH and Rit Streets and
Is PARTON ariy situate aud bounded io!icwstn Et
Il has Union about feet
six inches, with width back, Southwark, q
about dy-seVen h- EIGHT feet eight foot alley,
and adj 4in TIE Fs te lot ground zgrced % be sold
10 yellow named William Hopkins, and Il begins
Union le Sorthse Of said lot agreed 10
be C.l sad Hopkas, aId West will the South side
Of Union said fe and inches thence
said eight alley about
feet, by aige stF GIT wish said Uuion street, thence
with te said Noft side Of said rls foot alley saii tTenty
seven feet aud six inccs TO the West line Of Hopkins io
thence vita said line tbs besinnln=-bsinE
eonveyeit 20 said Jhn Elliott by JEeob and IzAc
W. Mitchell Executors or Jno- J. jacob deed, by decd da
ted Januars 2Ih, 1881, day Of record. The above
property desirable residence from its convenient Local
on % the business partsof the city Selling trustee
VIII sell and convey only sgch title vested in by
the Deed Of Trust Aforesaid.
Terms Of sale, Cash. N. @. GOOD,
mini TrrIaf
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
Al Extremely low Prices, now Opening nj
ISAAC EsRAGs EEs'a

HAVING just retained from Rev York with well
would request lie puhli' to examine it before purchasing
elsewhere Ny stock Of Dress Goods will be found TO
st OF The latest STYLES and guarantee that my prices are
lower than those any other be Iwonid call parc-
ular attention to FiEure BriIliauts, richly
cold "a cu'zes worth 25c At &c and other geo Ia
2r ut Oc aud Irish Linen worth . AZ 45c $50 BonBets,
eolPfsiif We iaest s,,,s, ans SiSh gns pireEasrd
before 100 pes Bonnet Rie5oE, leo Husiss Elevers Hi
branch call the particular attention 81 the Trae, all
EMBROIDERIEs-if YOU wish 20 Cad the Il-geS,, best
and sheapss' sssek give me sil AID promise 70 sci
Nh isy.s a. ami, ySrit 81. 5i M s. n
lss 100 90 ~, worth 2e; 10 ne sten alikereiefs
Gsso 81; 100, White Briiiants I2jse.
ProPortouas-y low 5ep Dollars worth q Piece tiooes,
hive largest Wheeling will sold
to the iEle at les, taP any other House in wyi:nE
convinced Of ability to ssii- Call ard ry.nine for
'G sEsi ISAAC rF "a aIis s..
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
TuHS ROENEg has returned from New YORK AMI Phia-
Ysnsy ald Dere-,i, Dr. q oi. ,leb a. I'm eie,d
with great care to Eai an sysry one either IN quantI
advance above COS: Tor cash. only
oFS 81 ths n BUYERS Sts yiva 20 ea soon
doing, At No. s5 Main St, oenire Wheeiins, -.
n. R.-Niuner., SIai,ua-rzskers Country Merchants
IHurs fHr cash.
ea can seii tet goods = cent less than they
Esncrally pny far tllsEa mis-
Asstguee's sale Of Real Estate.
IJY- vFue a. deed ~ assisuune-t executed by
II Nm W. Jrnesuu dated isil Iss3, now On
record n sv Cer oElre o. the County Court 81 Ohio
county I o-r fer sale AZ iahc auction, a. he front
door OF is Court House % Ohio county Monday
st day April 1888, i= Real forth
sitgHtva te east SIDE % Wheeling bill and within the
ln.fs % the city % Wh-einz and eyuafed No.
Trastsr - ErHiy A. ztne eontaiang Eve and
ftt.. liztable Terms made lasvn On n dav Of
sale JOIN A. VINCENT,
nh!-ln Assignee
Vestings! We stings! Vestings!
or EYEag CONCEIVABLE DESIGN ann FABRIC
~ - t- fd1ti tire store Of THos HUGHES, No. -
esEHzE q Monroe and Water So, Wheeling Va
CAsH&EEFs, NArTALASSs =, Paln and Fancy MAR
sEiLLEs LisE,S hEi MINfD YEsTIN6s extensive
Tisty And q eHgaiaits patterns. ahl-lm
ELI P. NORTON,
ATTORElgE- e C0UNSELLOR ATLAW,
no 10 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK
NIL 1EdtImtv4v
/ ID. NICOBL q BRO.
HETtrL bzaIEEs ~
Every Variety of Variety Goods
Basket, Bruih-s- ch.llren'S Gigs. Hosiery Gloves,
and sraall Earrs generally
full ss-ortrent noE on han1. No 10 Main stFest-
/ Wheeling Window Glass Works.
{ TNOR ssie Beat. Pqssession given lot Ja,r uext
Isaat al TTss,cs.
SYRUP IND SUGdRS!
VCST Larerins,4 eris brate5
Hhis TALLAsr I DfLAPLAIS's
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BnIDdEponr, Pease Township. OHIO.

DeccInbor 0, I6OS
standing you are agents for Dr. Todds Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure to say 10 you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com
piaints. have used them in my family for 6
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pepsiq, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel nnwell we always use DIR, Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JosnuA BAKgn.
II. II. Logan S CO., General Agents, Wheel.
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
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80 Improvement. learn that the Bel
mont Mills are about erecting twelve additional
nail machines in their establishment, to supply
an increasing demand. To supply all their ma
chimes with plate, it viii now be necessary to
run day and night When completed they will
have in operation ffty.six nail machines, max
ing one of the largest establishments in the
country.
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ST. Louis, March G.-Riycr continues to swell
slowly al this point Weather clear and pleas
ant Their. Sc.
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H.uFKx, March -6,-=i0 A. M-rhe weather
i ealtn ami flg-yy. -Tiie steamers Niagara and
APPS, due here with dates 10 the I2th inst, have
noi been signalle,l = y ~
An interruption in the telegraphic commuui
cation between alais. Ne. and iialifaS. occni-
red last evening, aRd the above Is the first dis
patch received since FThe cause OF the inter
rupupG has not heen aseeFtsinrd-
Tbe Gty of1W ashington chT:ies out $780, 900
in specielni 100 passengers.
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PIr7sn,fGn, March G-Riyer 10 feet inches
rising. Weather clear and cool
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ton is ready to start Tor Cuba on the receipt Of
instructions, expected by the next steamer, from
Havana. Head quarters here, arms and amuu-
milton in Southern cities Men arc ready to
depart simultaneously from different parts uf the
Union and secret agents on the Island are en-
gagged to prepare facilities for access.
The jury ia the case Of Stevens, charged with
poisoning his Eiie, returned a verdict of guilty.
The committee Of arrangement for the ap-
preaching celebration Of the Brooklyn Water
Works. has decided to extend Invitations TO the
authorities aud fire departments OF New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington, Richmond
and forty other cities
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ASoTnER PITTssURGuEn testfying to the cura-
i've powers of Barhare's Holland Bitte,s. Mr.
Jacob White, Third street, below Market, says:
"For a year past have been afflicted very
seriously with dyspepsia SO much 50, that my
stomach refused to retain anything. | have
tried almost every remedy, and the regimen Of
several physicians, hut without alienation, I'M
Ill began the use OF BGrhares H0IEq1d Bitteys,
and have now found relief almost amounting to
cure. found it efficncious in removing the
extreme debility occasioned by this disease, and
generally as tonic it has few equals, and no
superior"
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
FTNaE eriher offers ISLE the osnel
i oecBnied bT David deed, titiaie 10
Iain miles est OF 81 Czirsvie. Z 4es
of the Nafari-l Road. ard Knee Nis
said Farm eyutairs 200 Acre Of t.uHd, 80 a.
WI cleared, md 10 good state q c1Irarior. he
isralnln Ilart being vel tinaheTsd- There also
Excellent Coal Banks
the s= feet veins, op@raf %, pre-
dueinz quality coal Er~ry E=id farm,
contains . E07d SpTiug a. Water there - rlas
Two coon BEAI,Il-G ORCHARDS IA
r. rT ses % HleA prcoue-s rartty o. ehsIee
Grated FrEit- sod
DWELLING HOUSE,
large frame BAisS, srd t1eil-nt siatlpf for
Horses and Cattle good Corn-rE, Waroa Ususel and
Other oaf-hniilinEs.
FOR further aFteuiarI q The p1ise5iber ivinr
on The pTe-nisea, James " c. -. s. C.irsTie. OF H.
f-b-4-u FEANCiS BaH6Gs.
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ClNcISSArI, March 2G-River feIl 3 inches
in the last d hours. Weather clear and cool.
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ST. Jouss, \. b, March 26.-The line east OF
here is Tot working. a terrible rain storm has
prevailea in this vicinity during the day. 4; .
O'Clock dis p. 81 there were no signs a; Halifax
Of either Of the Liverpool steamers, the Niagara
aud Alps both OF which are now over due.
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NoRFoLK, March 2G-Ihe splendid new sloop
of war. Richmond, will be launched ON the Tth
OF My.
There has been considerable addition to the
hrieklayeTS employed in the yard aud the ordi-
nance provision building is progressing rapidly.
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wish or frivolous, o worldly, sensual, o. dsv-

wish or frivolous, o. worldly, sensual, o. dsv-
ilish.
Welded life II great and holy uys>or,,
and = sosree Of power for good, oflsn IN b.
yond estimation but unlsss there 10 - lsael
one soul Gllsd with unssl6sh lows, and slronn
in an nnAAeging fsith, tho for1al anioa ~
tween two psFsOns y no guarantee whstSvsE
for will snnobled, Or affections enlarged
and cleansed. And tho faith which 90 work1
BY love can make : sunshins ID : shady place
without IN infant's or husbands eys 20 look
into. The harmoniss Of . developed and
TRANSPORTED womanhood have been cot many
Z time 10 other music than that Of wedding
bells. She who il snthronsd never, under
any roof, in mothers holy sovereignty, may
earn the right, in many house, Of oompell-
ing every soul 70 love her. She will cfsats
or Hnd On atmosphere Ia which 70 keep nm
withsred "ths heart out Of which IRE the il !.
sues OF life." Her hands will redeem the
time, and hsr brain not b idle. Living sim
ely, yet not solitary, when she dies II will not
30 till sssnotsn By many touch Of graft
tude and cheerful, reverential sympathy ssths
chord Of self has tremblsd past In music ont
Of sight"
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REPUBLICAN stats CONVENTION,

STATE Convention Of tho Republicans Of Iowa
il called 10 assemble by their delegates at the City
OF Des Moincs, Ut III o'clock =. m, on Wednesday,
the I'D day Of june, 1852, for the nomination Ut
ocors 70 be elected ct the gencrGl election in Oco-
Der Of this year. Candidates to b selected for
the Offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. TAe ConvcA-
ton will take such other action as may, in its
opinion 10 the Of the principles
and organisation Of the Republican party Of this
State and of the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
delegate for each 100 voters latter the first 1907
and for any additional fraction Of so votes
cast ct the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
NIT tees Of their respective counties il directed to
the calling of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointment of Delegates In the ratio above stated,
and for efficient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASS0N,
II. M. HOXIE,
N. r. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
r.. L. B. CLARKE,
THOS. sicily,
Republican Etete Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 70, 1859.
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sense must read ovsr dozen times before
he sntertains = reasonable hope that he un-
derstAnds what il means, and then there are
two chances to one that no y mistaken.
And now what does it msanf Why just
this: that Slavery exists il Che Territories By
virtue OF the Constitution OF the United
States, and that while the Territory may reg
ulsts its domestic matters generally, neither
the Territorial Government nor Congress oan
sssubj.ct to the Constitution OF the United
Ststes'' prohibit or abolish the relation Of
master and slave in Territory. That's all.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rom THE STATE CONVENTIONS.

ron THE STATE CONVENTIONS.
nELEGATES 10 the State Conven- - =
- tions 1t Dss Moinss, will take mo-
ace .an.. .sSS good SS;sal4sI c%S Mo.s.5 Si~1S
fBRRIs Master, will leave ESokuk on Saturday,
June 18th, NJ 3 r. n; Ksosauqua on the 10Th o.
tumwa and 1ddyvills on the 1oth-lssving Ottsm-
Va on the arrival Of the train from Burlington,
and STRIVE In Des Meinss on Tuesday evsnins,
June 2lst. Ijunel4d
STATaON1Oy.
DLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgsra, Journals
ID Cash Books. Invoice Books, letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
Papers.
Foolscap, Bill cap, Legal cap, Packet post Pack.
OF motto, Commercial letter, Commercial note, Bath
Post, Billet note, Wall papers. window papers,
Wrapping papcrs.
Env01OP00.
White, BuG, Canary, Opaque, al aises.
For sale b. n. w. Wk6TOOTT,
junelld No. ~ Mainst.
MeEniar TnesAay Racket.
TyOR DES MONIES RIVER. ~&13 =
y The good steamer COL. MORGAN,
g. W. HILL Master, will positively leave tor Dsl
Moines city and al intermediate landiDgs on
Tuesday, Jun 18th, st s pm.
For freight o. passage apply TO
BARTLETT .HINE. Agents,
No. ~ Lsvss, up ataiu.
june l3-d2t
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Tho Hixht Training OF women.

The NJ Ifaimfn M OF w omen.
The Church Of England Review has an ar
ticle on female education, from which we
take the following passage:
Much remains to be done IN winnowing
ont Of peoples ninds ridiculous ideas Of :
certain purely Fictitious style Of living, with
out which it il impossible to keep house.
There are plenty OF young men who have to
unlearn the foppery OF expenses dispropor-
toned to their means, and the sordidness Of
luxuries which feed, not self respect, but
gluttony and pride. The possibility must be
secured to daughters and younger sisters
growing to be rational, apprecistive compan-
ions; girls who, II they are ever married,
will choose and value their husband for what
be 10, and be interested 10 HE calling and his
opportunities Of observation-disclosures Who
will estimate the grave and sweet realities Of
wife and motherhood, beyond any accident
Of precedence or superiority. By Diminishing
false and foolish notions OF responsibility, BY
refusing the Cheap fAscinations Of paltry
education Of display, By dissonntenancing re.
straints misdirected or too rigorous, By cul-
tivating m intelligent and unassuning mode
Of intercourse, BY careful foresight in as
sisting young people to prepare themselves
for the exertion and cost OF one day being the
centre Of peaceful, hospitable home; in
these and other ways much may DO done to
remove distinctions 30 that gradual acquaint-
ance and that unaffected respect and attach
ment which led to happy marriage.
In the mean time il will be we'll TO think,
with not only the sympathy, but tho vensfa-
ton they deserve OF many among those who
will never marry TO assist 10 multiplying the
too few occupations suitable to woman, or ia
open to them; above oil not to preach, BY
imrlicatien otherwise, that vc.n.c,. lie
need ever be dwarfed to negation, or con.
sumed hiserably away, BY causes completely
ont of her control, There are women strona
enough to keep their footing 10 tho world
singly, without : loss 81 Womanly dignity and
sweetness, and TO organise around them the
moral elements q al events, Of a indspen-
dent existence. They whose steps are feeble
need tho more = Do helped rather than hin
dered in the struggle with their fainting and
more yielding self. II thsy fall here, . it :,
I'll certain that 10 welded life their lot would
have been adspiciousp Ala! how many !
fAltering will has boon bent and "giveu1' be.
meath sanguine, unful6lled resolutions TO re-.
| claim and humanixs tho husband Who has
pulled the wife down instead to his own NEAR
| and wretchej level. Marriage 10 not ! lot
| terry, but IL 10 mere Wilfnl blinduess TO FORGE
that in nh its higher aspects n mAy be woful.
| ~ inverted or appallingly debssed. Not On
the grand provisions of tender ties and grs
cious instincts which surround one Of thl
greatest OF divine ordinances will make poo.
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