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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
GonQreB.

8uibington, 5. Wlut. Senat.
Ole @allerlen lp1ret bt9t 9efhlt, ltamelttli9
Die Oamenz@ alerie.
S6alloler beantra0te, bic perldiepenen
Staat8@@ ouperneure fprtar oui ben Tlur 3t>
5u~laien. 2Gt ba8 8ttltpt6efzG pmite permieIen.
Int6pnY itber9ab cine 91empn" ltrQtipt DON
Yatelttz 9n6abern ul0 Sanpmerfern 9e8en cine
4enOerun9 Der 81tent9eleee, Die ben glppliz
tanten bo8 9tedt bon ber @ntldeiDung pe8
Patert : @Onlmiiar8 gu appe0iren, reblnen
mitrOe.
Orplitt(e it6ergab bic 8eI6lu1le Der 8i8z
cUniinz2e9i8latur 51 @unlten Der Seimltdttez
StQ ulO 9e9en bic 8elttmmuit9 ber Senot8z
6iQ, baB n1r Splde, bic bereit8 8ir9er Der
8. ct. Iino, 2ano 6efpmmen irQen. BUM
Druid tepreert.
Sans. Surltn9alle bonn Gpntite fit Au8@
pdrtt6e8 bert9tete cine 9l1 elm, ipo0urd) Ter
BrdIipent autoriltrt tpirb, einen WiniIter erlten
STANCES nad SarOinie1t 3u ernennen Omit Ell
mem @e9alt bon $4,000 unb NIT etaem 2ez
9atien8Iefr. nit $18OO), Die 8ia marp pbne
Debate argencmmen.
@rpw piinI6te GerI9iebun9 Der ouf Der
Ga9e8prruung te6enbeu Serritcriulz @elddfte
bis Opnnerltu tag Oper Treitog.. ST miinIdte
pafGr Die gprnabme Der Garifz8iG, bamit it6
pteieni9eu republifaniiden GpngreBnlit9lieper,
rpeG6e am @nbe Der Q6pde na6 G6ica8o retz
len, iiber bielelhe au8lpreden f6n1en.
WeRrere OemOtruten lpraden 9e9en bieieS
Serlan9en.
@rpip mics barauf BIN, baB bu8 Suu8 aus
.@efaat9fett 9e9en Die mad G6arleftOn reiienoen
bempfratiiden Otit9lieOer e~benfallS Neroerun@
gen it Der notwithstanding por9enpmmen.
@rrm'8 Serlan9en wuroe o1rauf hit GROCER
Waioritat gemabrt.
8oteler (&now Soothing bon gir9inien)
fimnlte nit Netr, neil man bie 9eatipnolzGon
%pention Der con itutionelen nniCn=Bartei gang
S~er9efen babe.
@rOw: i6 8loubte, S9r werOet in gi1ern
Gage ferti9 ieiu.
8oteler; Su - e8 mirb cine burn1pnii4e
Convention fem,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
r nDn nn6ef,nnten ,Sdnben erIfpfeu.

ter bon %unbet1nnteu 0anpen erltodtn.
2lm 6reitu9, ben 81. April 3ebn Settenz
ltrdf fringe, mrrunter mebrere 6luB~Pirate1, aus
Der Sail entf lpbet.
8@rbbeben in 6aiti murbe nidt
Bios bort, l%pubern au9 in Santiago, @ubu
uno Don perl4tepenen SdiIfen, wabreno Der
6a6rt auf benz Weere perlpirt, auIf1leno aber
1T eS, baB itd gu oerlel6en Belt, no jere gros
ltDBe ltuttf1nOe1, o1f DEM 6ellortoe l4mere
@emitter cutluoen, in Npro Carolina m1roe
eine Bericn pput 8lise eri6la9en, ebenlo III
Bennlplpunien, IN Sbip pcret 5lpei urO 5par
lit perI 6iepe1en @egenoert, luto e8 MAT perlelbe
T1g, 100 lt6 tn pielen Tbeilen Nproanerifa'd
elm 6efti9er St1rnl benerfbar n1dte. OtGg=
ltd, baB pie8 Aae8 etn SpieG be8 3ufau8 mar,
Oant aber 1T e8 ein ei8ent4iulliAe9 3ui aul=
mentreffen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Mnfnnft Ses 0ampfcrs
UB
A Gage Neueres aus europa.
Gelbffmprb Srud'S.

ct, Sp6nS, Z. Wtai. Obtser Dam
pier fam bier ali nit Nadrtdten BON @alpap
BIG gum %. G(prtl.
9}a9 elmer 9taGridt murben in Bari8 Ser
baftun9er prr9eapmmeu III Sol9e etue8 italie=
niIden @Omplot5 9egen Nappleon.
Der ritreidii9e Sinau5minilier 9rud 1T
nidt, wie Der Dampfer Bohemian melOete, an
eiuem S4la9flnB, lonbern IN Spl9e bon @ .lbltz
nlprO 9eitprren. ST mar ndmli4 e%ntlallen
wproen, neil er, pie e8 betBt, an ben leeten
fploialen 8etriiaereten tbetl9enommen.
Da8 8ptum in Saoppen itber Die Nnneraz
tiou8fru8e miro, wie 9eia9t mirp, 100000 itber~
lteigen. C?D GQe oieie Stimn en iollen fir
ben NnIdlnB an 6ranfreid fem auBer 1900,
Grft Q~lnfan98 Suit pirp oer Brin3 BON @a=
les nu6 CANADA famnlen.
l1eber 6eenan unp Saper8 pirb Sol
senOe8 beri4tet: Sin ar3tli6e8 3eusniB belast,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Baltimore lOefkfr,
8cltimpre, ben s. W2at 1860.
Serl6et Sns S6tff+

: Die bieltae r@r6an9e", Die leit GINGER Belt
fir bpuql180emptratild gait (pb9letA le Ieiner
3eit ben 2ecpn1ptonI6winOel pertbeipi9te ,,
Bat 9eltern Dem Srn. Douglas Den 9fiifen Sc
fe6rf. Ste iagt, bel Der i'm SitOen 9e9en i6r
berrIbenoen WiBltimmung t6nne er, AUDI lperl
er Dcn Der acknowledgements l6eu Convention
in Baltimore nomtntrt 1perpe, bod ntAt 8epdblt
meroeu uno e8 lei baber Die 8flidt Ietner
6reunOe, i'm gu ppfern uno it4 5nr 9tOmul9@
tipn ei1e8 con Ierpatipen Staat8maltne8 mle
Sumter pper DifinIpu pber @nt9rle poer
8redinriOge p0er unIer Mtarplanoer 8nnpe8=
~Ien1tpr Scarce gu etti9en.
Die @rdan9e belibt 1T Der Chat cine nerf=
mitrpiQe S6neufraft. 0ent mel4er Sprung
BON Douglas unO Ieiner SquatterI pnperatnetar
3u 6mter uub Ieinem Sflauerei%G poer!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Glud,tperiud, etnes eflapen.

8pfon, Z. Mai, Der Dampfer Spaulz
bling nit Der Delegation BON WaiiaduIett8 fam
beute bier non @6arlelton an.
@eIfern frDd Elm gteser NamenS gSu1. 8rrd
aus ben SoblenperI6la9en pe8 Dumpfer8, I'M
Speiie uno Grant 5u iudet. ST ia9te, ct lei
fret aber ber @apitdn, Der biele Nu8la9e be-
5peif elte, dnOerte ieinen GOurS unO belt ben
na6 Baltimore fabrenoen Dampfer Sen De-
fpro an, benz er ben Ne9er nlit9ab,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
% @ferSe p~erbrammt.

Ybilabelpbta, Z. 0Rat. Die Stal>
lrtnser OeS Serrn 9. @. StetI on III 6il6ertitr.
unter Der 3. StraBe b~ranntelt bertte Nta6nits
tag nieoer nno % Bferpe perbraumten babel.
Gine8 oerlelben mar $500 wertb unp Elm 5pei~
te8 $1,000. Nu6 bic anperen maren BON
Wertb. Die an9ren5enpen @ebauoe brannten
tbeilmeile nieOer.
Gerlult $4,000, noppn NIT $4,000 perlz
.dert. llrla4e 5ufaaig.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
% 9inber e~rtrunfen.

Augufa, Ga, Z. Mtai. ,@S lief bier
Die fir gewiB gebultene Nudridt Elm, baB 20
&lla6en uno WdOdeu, Die ld uuf eiuem Pics
mic uno 6ilder<Nu8flu9 befanoen, in benz gup~
fins Nia Getde Bel Camden 1T @. Carolina
am San8tag ertrunfen itno, 0a8 8Opt per
Ianf in Der Witte be8 9etde8. Mtat 5c8 pa8
Wafer ab unp 10 2eifen murben 9efunOen.
lleber bic Nanten wei6 man nod nidtS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
sGmerifauifdbe OfaDrtdbtet.

Burlington. Die pemDtratil4en Sc
natOren werpen fid iebt, mad Dem 4u8sunge
Der Sbarletoner @Onpenticn Der 9ufnabme
BON Sanlo8 in ben 8unb beftieer al8 je mioer>
ieBen. 9enn penn bic Brdfioentenfpa6l benz
@Cn9reB a%nbetmfQlen lpate, 10 mirDe Die cine
Sttmme bon 9ania8 i'm Observation-Disclosures
(pp aber alSOann freilid 18 StuutensS tim.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

@adridt ptrO bRrmtt sesebsn, GSb Der llntersei9nete bon benz
NotGol3eS beS o0bier p~eritprtenen Sos, $. so eper efbal
ten BAT. aue, bic TOrberuu8sn an bieien @a6las babsn, per.
ben biermit oufsefOrbert. iOlhe neblt ben nrtbi9en Sele9en an Ober
su aewartioen, boB tie ibrer Sorberun9en an oielengta9toB seIesIi6
fr perluIto ertlart weroen. aae Die 3ablun9en an bielen Nadz
laB AL MAIDEN baben, weroet bternut au19etoroert, lcbe ~uncerSi9-
lid an ben llnterSei9neten gu letlten,
Wtai8, an, 1ntow &outS MeDer, M6nt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

Gp 8etm 1mbre6en nnerer
9efrt8en 50 NJ er palltrte unlerem
Ntattre en- Ba9e8 Elm MiB9el6id: fat ndmz
li4 ben Artifel sc efOrmen in un9arn"
BET ben 8Orten Detn 3ei6en be8 6riebeu8 fir
europa itno", ab5uldlieBen, ltelte er nod meb.
rere Sdee Rnt3n, bic crit gu BEN inter ben euz
rOpailden Nadrtdten fOl9enoen Qrtifel: uDa8
90nigrei6 beioer Sicilien" se5Sreu. Der aufs
merfIame 2eier miro pieie8 SerIeben BON ielblt
beri6ttgt 6aben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
llnfdne CUR Gee.

NcrfpGf, Z. Mai. 0a8 S9iff Smi5@
~serluro, BON benz seltern beri6tet lpurpe, paB
e8 BEL Apala6icpla perbrannte, bate $500
8alen 8aummplle al 8Orp, Die in europa
perIi9ert linp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Saauerrcptnf,en,

(NlHtblloer)
SetuatefSeiNnete nad1t men S~an68leuten biermtt Sic gfn,sos
Gag CT ale G9[tfn Su9tbtl6er na6t unb beiefben ntf 9rri%SS ~
an9 uanent0elOlt4n mad 0cui6lano bsiorpt, Ia er in - g S51s% Sa5n
"0ts'"'' ". S6netber
q6 6itt. r,.in. oet 9ut. d3panggr in @omoenIr.
8%upreden. N"o'" Sp n NJ 0Gt'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

OaS lbbne idneuie9elnoe preuBii6e 6reoattIhiff: .Gserronio ~
@apt. gS!lb. 6ronte wtrb nat pbi9enn Safen PROMPT ereeoirt mn
btetet Paia9eren in Der teauem etu9eri6teten i mn , G, GMI
cine quite @~ele9enbeit CUR lleberfa6rt. q S"l"e
g8l9esn gSariaoe men6e man f6 an ben Gapitdn an gcrb gernero
%SG "a s. Is. ooer an @ebta6er8BntnQer, S
WtdlSS $50. 90 e. GbarfeSItr ,noSt1,0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
OCid1ftS=@ erlenltltn

49,. SS e Ng1t5efe BON @a&pari & 90. lit bonn bsutioeu eo,s -,
oWm ~. ~ gSelt-Salttmprefr. mad Der @de BON gSeStNS y ~ ~
ap ne Isl lm0 ealbounir. perle9t, wOielbt mir unS ein eptp o,sSrto,
6aHer. NS'"'0Ne" oeFen9 empfobIen
Apl7, Int 0o
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
snlute III @hrcn BON 0pualas,

ct. 2puiS, 5. Wtat. @etern Na9mit@
tag ipurben bier 153 &anpneniditie ab9ete1eri
5u @bren Der 1873 Dele9aten, mel6e III ebar~
leItSn fit Douglas ltimmteu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Jteuer BauUeretn.
SalrmDrtt 0Qurerein 0}c .

va f9 lmter Obt9em Nomen elm nener go,nerein ,.o.auS..
[ana Sn ab Sg g'f +njES9 &c pen m g; @i S3.ea, 3 u9r, iejnc erfs 83esFFiam@1as
earan ~betbeiltaen peleu, e~r8ebent einoetaben'I E% !, Tstpe n@
eG@ma ! ~ EotaL, gfe SrOabna9 unb Sr%leansfrr.7 r &c fs sobI pit5
''"53m5p'S g@n % n 0 e eS @M CUR serotbunS 9enommSsn SirSS.
Glp0tWO @"'5' ~ pHrpn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Gamben Som 0ornero;,,

inteI2eIhneter ma6t bier6urCb befannt, bos objosr mx.;.o.
I ta eOG9 lNIn9 or99anttrt BAT, 10 zap AM WttthpS6 Ben 3 9' sni t bs
nod 4 6e Gua4SBsn9 ma 1a1Pden0e i TH tr,' 99teiennigen, w5el4e Dem gereia
y 8 ubr; TN SOtole 6ss Serru 6rie6rtH8 y gRifHe sr"G Ggno m1h SG4s'
Ggpn7iMnpS,i - Sm H9men beS 8ereinS:
ODS Otto Meinpr Co.,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

Baltimore, ben Z. Wat 1860.
Die @teuer- 8e8mnssn (9ares) tir os So9r 1860 @er0en
Saae an Der Solicitor bkie Stsueru fir'S %laufenbe Sabr ~ent9e9ers
ne5men. Gin absu9 pOn AZ groesnt %ir bar an iol4en as4nan-
8m. &. @attant,
MDgi Staot-@pueCtp /.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Sele9rapbtibe S1n6rtcbteu
2lnfmnft Des Oompfers

1851 oGttp . 8aibtn9tOn."
Nem~ 0Orf z. Wfat. Sbiser Damz
pier fam nit 9iperpppl<9 tadri4ten bis gum 25.
Qpril bier All, 8erultet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Nene Nn5etgelt.
GOnUernement8 Yaiie in'8 NlslanO
in Der Office b8 Baltimore @e6er" belor9t.
NaBerproentltde @enerulperlammlung
be8
QClo. Orb. Or. 1tnterltiibntnS GereinS.

Die YTttatieoer pbiQen 8ereinS peroen bermt au~fJeforbert, beute
Otentag ben 8. Wtai, @benoS s lbr in tbrem Gerlammlun9Slota
gu eribetuen, nm Saraber gu emtltet0en' p6 benz gs1t9teo @rbtng,
welder ben %qeIebideu 8eIimmunesn ni9t na69etpmmcn 1T, Die
perlangte Samnle BON $50 Neutrality-suspicious. ~aa8beSabIt Werbeu
lGI ooer nttt,
Ni Oh. 8~arteIl. NrIibent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
aIrhritrr Giefana=0erein.

DER Nrbeiter @eIona .Ierein bGIt AM Bftn9it Wtonta9 cine 9rpBe
grcuriton mad oem Relap-Spuie. Dies ais ~cprldurt0e @n3ei9e
NHnyH ~ Oa8 Gpmtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Mineral-W asser.
SASSApARllIA. ALE 81 CIDER

Der befen Oualitat fnb itts su baben in benz gOttIins- Stabilize
ment BON James MckAayS,
$50. 1872 Sranflttltr. Baltimore.
gue 8eteDunoen we,bsn tcfenfrei ms sans selicfert unb ton i.
men bic Serrcn gDtube, Icipie @nbere, welhe mid nit ibrer Ritnb-
DAFT besbren MOLTEN, nerfdbert iein, 6ob tie { reinfen unb urbI.
&medeabHsn 0tche sm btut3Ren PreHe 1bulteR. Vs2S II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Bum

49, 3um Nerfduf.
#HMifui 80 NGer SanS nit 9uten Standardization, 16 NeeIen
$Niii bon ber Staot maize Der 9anoira6e un6 in Der 0~eIunoe.
BaaaIA item 03egeno, R"% &ter an Der 0ortbern Gentral-@i-
Ienbabn, so Welen BON Der Stabt nit %@ebduben; 10 Nder an br
q item Sreoertd Geob, gut an9ebaut; 107 older nit baSihen Sc
blu li6teten uno &nla9eu, miro se0en @i9entbum IN Der Sobt
ein9etaul9t; 6 Gfer an Der alien Srscerit &Oao u Yfele pn
WtOunt be Gales; 100 Ider am Wabn9ton %9anbmege, IL MeHen
BON Der StoNt; 2 9auier in SOwarbir., nabe %Gamoenlr. / in
@eit= 9cmboroitr.; 2 in 6aptteitr. 2 in s%erin9tOnitr. / in
gmS mebrere ancere in Seribiecenen eSeaenSen Der gtaSr. sots AZ
oermtetben in @eft- 8aGhnoreir. Mcnument-, @ap= uu6 @cGl-
berrptr. uno StOaowap, @runb gu %oertaufen III broadway.
@rlnerenten su pertauien. @Ioder un6 Nprri8,
SO. 63 5apettetr.
R9- &auf6rieie, Mietb- gOntrafte, EeIA1mente unb anbere
ltaiitliGe papiere, iopie @aien- G3eri9tS- @ef96ite perben beitsuS
beIorat. Ap15S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
GrOBe GrmlBiaunq Scr 3nderprciie.

g: q. @tS.. q. o. 8 @ts.. s~eretnt9ter 9-1O @t8., Sut,uder
II @tS.; rrlbe 9rasbutter Pos @tS.; Sran9e Brand Sdinfet
10 gut wte wetpbali4er nur IA @t8. au8seSet6neter Gbampas-
nr @t6er in 6lel6en iebr biai8; better Qorts, Sberrp- unb MS-
eera=9Setn bel SAP uno 6loiben; alter 8ater=g8bStep ser Bette
III Baltimore, lpple fetne 9iqu6re uno WranoeS BON allen Sprten
BEL WcODnalb/& &bpma8
gtat5S 26 S~f-Eoltmoreitr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08
News.

A prise fight near New York was stop
ped last week by the sister of one of the
combatants, who rushed into the ring dur.
ing the sixth round, and throwing her arms
around her brother, stopped the fight.-
When the Duke of Kent, the Prince of
Wales grandfather, then young man of
27 arrived, in Boston in 1894, the only
mention of his presence made in the In
dependen Chronicle, one of the papers of
the town, occurs in paragraph apologiz-
ing for the brief report Of the foreign news
canlained in the sheet, and stating that
the English papers were loaned to the
Prince, who carried them away with him
The Massachusetts Mercury of Feb. 7th,
1894, devoted three lines to the royal Wis.
itor, and merely said: yesterday arrived
in this town, Edward, forth son, of the
Chief Magistrate Of Great Britain. His
residence is at the British Counsuls." -
A colored man who lives in Georgia, and
has wife in Chicago, sent a living geese
adder in pastboard box my mail, with
expectation that on opening the letter the
adder would bic the woman. She drop
ped the box before the viper had chance
to give her nip.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08

SCHOOL TEAcHINa.-With regard to
the practice of giving scholars lessons to
be studded at home, an indignant writer
says:
"The whole saystem of merely hearing
lessons recited in public schools is a cum
ming fraud of teachers, falsely so called.
Those teachers teach nothing. They sit
majesticaly enthroned in their school
chairs, to decide, daily, whether the pa
rents have done their-that is, the teach
ers'-work at home, and punish or reward
the scholar for the parents ability or ig-
norance.
"Wheu we pay taxes for public schools,
or enormous fees for private ones, we want
tutors not magistrates, for our money; we
want the men and women employed in
schools to do something more than sit up
in state and ask questions-we want them
to teach our children something they did
not know, and not send them home to be
taught, that they, the teachers, may dur.
nally 60 through the farce of bearing
them recite, what parents. have taught
them, and they know already"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08
4oetrg.
THE WORLD HARVEST.

They are sowing their seed in the daylight fair
They are sowing their seed in the monday glart
They are sowing their seed in theswif twilight
They are sowing their seed in the solemn night
What shall the harvest BET
They are sowing their seed of pleasant thought
In the Springs green light they have blithely
wrought,
They have brot their fancies from wood and dell
Where the MOSES creep and the buds swell,
Rare shall the harvest bel
They are sowing the seed of word and deed.
Which the cold know not, nor the careless heed
Of the gentle word and the kindest deed,
They have bless the heart in its sorest need;
Sweets shall the harvest bel
And some are sowing the seed of pain,
OF late remorse and maddening brain,
And the stars shall fall and the sun shall wane,
Ere they root the weeds from their soul again;
Dark will the harvest bel
And some are standing with idle hand.
Yet they scatter seed on their native land;
And some are sowing the seeds of care,
Which the soil has borne and still must bear:
Sad will the haavest bel
They are sowing the seed of noble deed;
With sleepless watch and an earnest. head;
With ceaseless watch DER the earth they SOW,
And the fields are whiting wher'er they 60;
Rich will the harvest bel
Sown in darkness, or sown in light,
Sown in weakness, or sown in might.
Sown in meekness, or sown in wrath.
In the broad work field, or the shady path.
Sure will the harvest be!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08
Be a Whole Woman.

Young women, you are entering upon
the voyage of life, which is path of du-
ty. Before you, wide open, is the path
of honor, right and upright womanhood.
You are 10 become wife, mother, a
counselor an adviser, a friend. Duties
more delicate than others, because they
underlie others, will devolve upon you
You must do your part toward fashioning
the character of generation, and shaping
the destiny of a state. To accomplish the
task set before you, you must be whole
woman. Aim to irstill into every act of
life the noblest principles of your sex, and
stamp in burning letters upon your con-
duct the whole truths of womanhood.-
Turn aside in disgust from the glitter and
gauze, and the meaningless butterfly dis
play of the worlds Vanity Fair. Shut
your eyes and stop your ears to the round
ed sounds and alluring tongue Of vice. Be
whole woman. Learn to sew, to wash,
to cook, to bake, TO read, to talk, to act.
Give US the true woman, who is not
afraid to soil her hands by contact with
honest dough, nor twirl her finely moulded
arms in pot of greasy water. Give US
the woman who knows how to keep house
in order, to make beds, to dust chairs.
Let her be able to shed the graces of IN.
telligert conversation around the pathway
Of her daily life, and to impart the energy,
the vigor, and the honor which shaped
the impulse of her own life TO all with
whom she comes in contact. Leave the
feeble accomplishment of unmeaning fash
ion to her who is made up of silks and
furbelows, big bustles, and paper-soled
shoes. whose powers of admiration are ex-
cited only by carefully cultivated NOUS
taches, and whose sympathy is kindled on
ly the fast, iashy, trashy, sensual and fool
ish French novel. Let them thus conlin-
ue to weaken and poison society, and to
become the mothers of worthless and
wicked sons; but the true matrons of
America ara of another class.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08

TIE EFFECTS of ToBAcco.-Sir Benja-
min Brodie, an eminent London physician,
WIS applied to recently to unite in petit
ton to have Parliamentary committee
raised TO inquire into the effects of tobacco
upon the human system. He declined,
because he did not consider such a COM
mittee competent to investigate such sub
ject, but he has written letter upon the
subject to the London Times, in the course
of which he says:
"The effects Of this habit are indeed va
rious; the difference depending on differ
ence of constitution and the difference in
the mode of life otherwise. But, from the
few observations, which have been able
to make on the subject, I am led to be-
lieve that there are few who do not suffer
harm from it, to greater or less extent.
The earliest symptoms are manifested in
the arrangement of the nervous system.
A large proportion of habitual smokers are
rendered lazy and listless, indisposed TO
bodily and incapable of much mental ex-
ertion. Others suffer from depression of
the spirits; amounting to hypochondriasis,
which smoking relieves for time, though
it aggravates the evil afterwards. Occa-
sionaIly there is general nervous excita-
biIity, which. though very much less in de-
gree, partakes of the nature of the deliri-
atna tremens of drunkards. l have known
many individeals to suffer from severe
nervous pains, sometimes in one, sometimes
in another part of the body"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08
ROCHESTER, Oct. 16, 1860.

CHAs. HAPP. EsQ.-Dear Sir: You
are an entire stanger 10 me, and you direct
me to no one from whom can learn your
real character and responsibility. This, if
no other difficulty existed, would seriously
embarrass me in making a favorable an
swer to your proposition. You should
have at least given me one respectable ref
erence. The fact that you have not done
so, with other circumstances connected with
your letter, makes it quite doubtful wheth-
er could honorably accede to your prop
ostion. You date from Auburn, and tell
me to direct to you at Auburn, but do not
name the street. Pardon me for regard
ing this as suspicious circumstance. You
may may be an inmate of the State Prison,
or on your way there-a fact which you
see would interfere with the fufilllment of
your part of the proposed bargain, even if
| could fulfil the part you assign TO me.
You want $4,000 or $4,000. This is a
common want, and you are not to blame
for using all honorable means TO obtain it.
But candor requires me to state, if you
were in every. respect suitable person to
be bought, for the purpose you name, l
have not the amount to buy you. have
no objection to your complexion; but there
are certain little faults of grammar and
spelling, as well as other little points, in
your letter, which compel me 10 regard you
as person, by education, manners and
morals, as wholly unfit to associate with
my daugter in any daughter in any capac-
ity whatever. You evidently think your
white skin fgrcat value. l don't dispute
it; it is probably the best thing about you.
Yet not even that valuable quality can
commend you sufficiently to induce even
as black nogro as myself to accept you as
his son-iu-law. Respectfully,
F. DOUGLASS,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-08
A Frce.LOve DiplOmist. /.

A woman died in New York the other
day, who has left history. Elegant ap-
pearance, fine talent, and more than ordi-
nary Requirements, did not save her from
the career of prostitute. She was for
many years the keeper of notorious house
in that city; but having an acquaintance
with Dan Sickles, when he went to Lon
dan with Mr.. Buchanan as Secretary of Le-
cation at the Court of St. James, she,
bearing the name of Mrs. Bennett, accom-.
panied him, or followed closely on his track.
She was there presented at Court; she ap-
peared in public with Mr.. Buchanan, who,
we hope, was ignorant of her character !;
but at last, TO the great disgrace of the le.
cation, our country, and its minister, she
was exposed and came home. Subsequent
ly she was under the protection of rich
old roue who materially increased her for
tune; she then married a young lawyer
who did not take her with his eyes shut,
and few days ago she was found dead in
her bed Chicago Tribune.