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Saints, Oils, @Iass, 4gt Stufs.kt.

4alHls, Wlls, Qeiass, Ygf Sl1us,Nf.
HUGH BOLTON CO.,
GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, &C,
Keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of Paint
er mafsrsS which are in part as follows
Lewis Snow White Zinc; lPutty-kegs and bbls
CHROME e6GGn YES Yellow BaT Hnse G G
Chinese and American yerlPatent OIL
Refined Lamp Black; copai and Japan varnishes;;
Common Lamp Black; lPainta and Varnsh Brushes
Head f' Varnish; S ;tatiS5 t ST.
Shellac varnish;
every article appertanng to our business all
a3tf 50. 81 McELDERRY's WHARF
BALTIMORE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
ID WIN D T "a s ! works. 3 8 O
MANUFACTURERS,
Il ff R s9 Thsr a r. S 4 Fk
French American zfNcS they guarantee 70 be-
They also continue the manufacture of their we'll known
Reid saltpetre all grades Putty in badders and bulk
Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
Lampbaek, Sandpaper
TenisisD Red Red Spanish Ypsow d s6Ggn
yhieh together S with their usual of Paints
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTF
5000 bbls. Clipped and ground DYE WOODS;
70 casks Nader, free from sand
100 &c SOFA Ash, -
200 casks and obis GLUE, Irish and American
Acids, all kinds, Hond, Cochineal,
| Alum, lump and ground, Lac Dye,
| Ri. Crom Pot Pruss Pot Ash
| Blue Vitrol, Pumice Stone,
| BoraY, Paris White
| China Clay, Roll Birthstone
| CoppeTas Red Tartar,
| Cream Tartar, Red Lead,
Cudbear, Sugar of Lead,
| Clutch, Sicily Sumac,
| Emery, Sal Soda,
| Extract Logwool sand Crncales
| Gum Sheilac Terra Japonica
| Indigo Caracca5 Vtrdigris
| - Bengal Whiting, &c, &c
For sale by R.. j. BAKER
n2O-t 36 South Charles street
WIN. Il: BOLTON,
| w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GLASS, OILS,
| PAINTS, ETC,
Keeps constantly hand general assortment OF PAIN
IEtsS MAFkOA AIS, which enumerated in part fol
| lows: " -
white Lead; Window Glass;
Sfowwilte Zinc lPutty-kegs and abs;
| Brown Zinc; I,nseed Oil EaY.
| Chrome, Yellow; l.nseed Oil, Boiled.
| Chrome Green, Sperm Oil
Chinese and American yer-lPatent Oil
. million; Machinery =
PruSsian Blue; ICamphene and Ethereal Oil,
Verdigris: ICopal and Japan Vnrnshes:
Raw and Burnt TIMBER Paint and Varnsh Brushes
Italian Seinnas; every iesrrinLjuu
Refined Lamp Black:
and other article apperainng business All
which will be sold lowest prices at
PAINTERS DEPOT,
jalS-tf No 81 W. Pratt street.
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Stipping.

t FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The shin
49, BANsHEE, Capt. Jas; Kean, will be despatched on
apply to TGH ji Con second psf@0a a
FOR LIVERPOOL.
49, The fine British ship ANNIE LAURIE Capt. Nor
m Is now leading at Com mercal wharf and having nearly
ap4 If FOARO & ROGERS.
x5s+ FOR BREMEN.
sSs=5 The Am. ship MARY RUSSELL, J. Croker
master will have quick dispatch for the above port For
freight or passage apply to pp,1rxs
mh0 tt corner of Lombard street and Cheapside'
z FOR HAVANA.
sS=zs The good brig 'IANTHEn Capt. Engwood, viii
Ia21-f 50 Smiths wharf
49, SAN FRANCISCO.-CO LEMAN'S
OF nTURDAY, april 2lst. The frst-class clipper ship
at New York, and win sail as above '"'''' ''"'''D7
PENDERGAsT BROS,
aPl5u u Smiths wharf, M stairs.
xA FOR BOSTON
ss. The regular packet brig EMPIRE, Benson, MASTER
her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For balance
OF freight or passage apply to -. -
apl6f n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
,JE5tA. FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
f fv WITH RESPATCH-The packet schooner MARY
For terms Of freight apply to
apl6.1 No Spears wharf
zs44 FOR WILMINGTON, N. G.
Of ETSThe Al clipper schooner R0BT HEALEY
Mit2he having large portion of cargo board will
" " 'S 6GGSSN6cK 4 wEArHERLY,
Goods sent our address will be Forwarded free Of com
missog; and all charges thereon promptly paid.
s ShRP5r; VII Fsase send duplicate receipts and sd
Messrs T c. \ b. c WORTH, Agents in Wilmington apl6
es@sz FOR CHARLESTON, S C.-THE MEK
:SSazTed AN LINEmT9 SAIL WEEKTaTh
y aag stefsa fRe or R Rqf e EM4
any Eo gG f on on board Will sail with despatch.
'7 '''''G GAs. PENnERGAsT,
~ All charges paid on goods shipped by this ine an
goas sent to my address will be forwarded free of commits
e,S R B., will please send duplicate receipts wit
HENRY 7. RUSSELL, Esq Agent in Charleston - apl
~ FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATCI
TzzssI LI2NE-toADS UP TowN:-The fast sailing sch
above bort AID Tpa0wi master is now loading Tor n
appyto HEsLEN ( ROGERS,
bills of lading signed after sailing of the vessel
ssRt FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
me regular packet schr HERBSRT MANToN, Crosb,
capacity and having her cargo V engaged s' WI
api4t IF N W. corner corner fFaif N Cav Streets
.sss@g5 FOX JACKSONVILLE, FLA-TL
s$=&5ciippcr schooner r. W TROTH Johnson master h.
greater Part OF cargo engaged, md will sail with dispa
1Tegh or passage apply to C. HAND No OI Smith
VIAL. apl0 Iw*
<sr4 NEW ORLEANS
SssEe6 LINE OF
.,,,,, PACKETS
ship R RH&E RRTRFRS94 Captain E En0Ee'
Z" HELEN A. MILLER, Cali
" CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all of superior class, and insure at
oWest figure They sail regularly advertised and are
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The
pacity 200, of the above vessels as will afford gre
facility to shippers For freight cabin or Storage passae
apply 10 John HENDERSON IL co
,,,,,, ~, ,- No. 81 Pratt street
GEO. " HYNSuN Co, Agents. New Orleans, will fc
their address. E WINS 9dIqt
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@TS CROMWELL'S LINE
saw NAH.
'''e ''''" ''''' TH3EMAs SWAMI.
w,r,,o... o..-,- CaUt l. T. Ramsay,
On TUESDAY, April 9th,
No received af;e p oceck on day Disabling
10 G o. adng signed after departure of the steamer
sAML. 7. PEARcE, Agent,
Asentsia Savannah, BRGHAM B% Si.f% CO. aper
,ssSFA ARLES TON
rHROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The frs'-elass sore" st em%GWP t.
Capt. G w. Watson,
TUESDAY, April 18th.
10 freight received after O'Clock on the day Of sailing
No Bills Of ladng will he signed after the departure he
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL 7. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston John W CALDWGEfiie a son W.
f1nctuahty IN her departure NAV be relied apl2 If
9Tf, REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
,-' '-'' NEW YORK FORK DEL " ZEN
BAE hTTR
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships Of Ih thf Linz NEW viii yoRK
From Pier T., n. L and =" lo-'N'
From Smear, wharf BALTIMORE,
Measurement goods cents per and proportionae
!
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland and other East
ern points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
! this line free of commission =
Apply 10 SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
! lie SPEARS WHARF.
or to a. B. CROMWEI.L& co,
| 49,. Sc WEST STREET,
aPl2-u New York.
fEfS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
| asAsAtshssas WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The wei known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, WIN
| a. Halett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
HoWes commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at II
NJ alternately; Fare S2, including Meals and Sateroom
| FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
s6-tf l. HJrGCTNS sn.,.
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foods TO Boston, Providence points beyond New ork
"G%atuti at once and without charge for commission
FOR irelSh or info nation apply to
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RAGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
hp eos ~ Merit tree
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STEAMSHIPS.

1ffP%S FOR CHARLESTON.-Th steam
esssk@ ship S. r. SPAULDING, on her way from Bos-
ton to Charleston with Delegates to the nemot ratio Ma
tlonal Convention, will touch at this city #nd
freiGhts on MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
10Th 18th and 18th instant lowest rates. leaving
her wharf foot Of Long Dock, On THURSDAY MORNING,
18th instant. a. l.. HIGGINS,
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STEAMBOATS,.

Es1sI[--S FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
HT{T1T=zz--77frz POINT, VA.)--The steamer "BELVI-
AFTERNSnN N saye Light street wharf, WEDNESDAY
For freigbt or :, 49, -, Pril 18th, at o'clock
dations, apply to having he state Room ac'omoda
apl63t j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
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FOR NEW YORK.

The Boats Of the NEW VA Was NALS. n.,n-,.u-
rdhIANSFORFAIlON LIN will, on and after M0YD4Y1
following order: f' 'uN"J' III the
II ....MONDAH.
TUESDAY
:, t1HM Ala DkR.....-.. WEDNESDAY,
~ h-iNh LIN ................,.THU RSDAY
- FRIDAY.
Shippers rely upon speed and certainty Of denarturs
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EsTIT~-N OLD D0NINION STEAMBOAT

IaSas75c-S7 COMPANY
>EHHit tFEhhRICkSR uRG. VIRGINIA. AND LAND
lNGS ON THE RAPPAHNNNGCK RIVFE ''' LAM
D IHc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n FairbsrE iaaya3
batn"r nom her berth, at Ncelhaui's pier gLt sfre
wharf EN cry FkIDAY AFTERNDDN af n:cicc' = =
IWftn!NHIRE i'ayes fredericksburg nv cry ESD
iVhNlNh at o'clock, imme lirly after the arrival IS
the tram Of cars from Richmond and Washington Sfrrnin
at an me regular Landings the Rap8I ann cl I,ev
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n ILI
between the DepuiS or the RouTc. - 'Ff
PSSsesrrs by hls Linz .ajoy comfortable might, real
at any point, and resume their trip by dayiivff " Ea
E$PARr1CuLAR MOTTO E-Passengers iror, Non ,-,,.
ana Philadelphia by this Line will have Their ls
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT from whence
Will be checked 90 different points South @ -
For further information and Thyop,lh Ti,kts 49,
GOOD by he Bay or Mail line) appyin NEW YORK al IL
company Great Southern Railroad Ufcr LA.
Ferry 6uilh2s, foot Of CORTLAND street. IL Pcarc I,
ESQ at The <ew ittae| Railroad Once Couftlacd
street or at O 2S Broad Barclay street ov /,
The Ast9r House In PHILADELPHIA at dc ConIrsny =
Once, y ". corner Ot Sixth aad Chestnut streets a.
at iRS ItPo Broad and Prime streets. And in RAiTI.
M1hh at thG Once Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
OF mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers
the large and cOmmodous, Ees and beautiful .t4anay
tOOlSI ANA and ADElAIHE rtLletr with EYER, roTn
Iort and onyerience have been added to The IL, m
tHe ,ig nov confused oi the splendid steamers on isl
ana, capt q: Russell. ADELAIDE, Csuttin lac
mOdatiOns ~ '' ''' ''''' d''"Lh
The Norolk Or Bay Line steamers iii leave the Gonna
nyS wharf UNION DOCK, itur uF JUNtUl: u SIEi tT
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NOTICE.
szozAzzzsaz==z5ss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
EASll-A GREAT
<SAaz=szs1zsSo SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BALTIMORE; CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA, KNOX
AND N INF + f r y "a fi I Tenn
, me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BFIViDERE ar.
ioS eaTTlng baltmo.e Ev ERY TUESDAY,. TITJTRS0SV
ana SAIUkD 4Y AFTERNOON, at O'clock for civ Point
Ia connecting with the South Side Railroad IN ,nch
~ " TIiie Memphis and intermediate. towns hain
TIE SltORTESF, THE MOST EXPERIMENTS ielnE
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6 ~ CARRIAGES CARRIAGESI--The
NJ subscriber has on hand at his EXTENSIVE r,E
EiAGE REPOSITORY, Nc. q South Gay street he most
.Niens'r" aa hest assortment Of fashionable e RI ,S
Li can ~ toGnG m ht city Persons in want Of Carnage
viii md II "a Their interest 10 give call as am deter
mled 70 sell low Tor cash approved paper All work sold
at at! my r hfnsery warranted or twelve months Old Carda
Carriages received on storage held commission
S2l-f WILLIAM MCCAIN
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n .,,.- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 all important points in Southwestern Viroinia Te
IN, western part Of Georgia and the northern n " Sis
ooas receped for through to any OF the above plac.s
fof rter information, rates and time to the Sr ri
uohs Oh TIE route, apply TO " SIC
j. BRANDT, Dr.
apICH ~ n, x iJG iri company;
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CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all of superior class and insure at tn
owest figure They sail regularly advertised and are com
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacy, zoo Of the above vessels in such will afford great
Iacly to shippers For freight, cabin Storage passage
Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il CO,
,,,,1 M ,,-,, No. 81 Pratt street
GEO W. HYhSuN L Co, Agents, New Orleans, will for
ller address - - w. q
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pL SIk AT o 'i"ck NJ iGrisnuuth a; 6L rlt n
RRs sitmoPe Z IN W S,,,s At NJ
For Augusta Ci;sti .i ;, stutj,, ID. -. NJ, 80
ter Railroad, finished. " ''' ''
RF The from Weldon IN lie, 5J,.. .bp,l..,.
Wilmington and Rasi!l.. ''' 7N'- ft
Passengers Tor kac;.uuHd and fet,lshur- all Am, ,s
points on We James River, crL:rCS Will itury Ei,
AIRY next morning after ltftviug Baltimore "
~ Passengers for Edrnton, Plvu0gtL I.,l-,,. .,.
WW.EsoH Ga|n' Gc'dShnro iiraTf- Wagsaw n.lr, ,n
agreeable A. w. E,irTt. ana
Baltimore T. uia-. l-fq Iug ,fs "a ~ rrAi!
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fOr Salt, Srei0bt Of Gbarter.

<Szaz FOR LIVERPOOL.
Heavy freight wanted for an ! ship for Liver.
pool, at moderate rates. Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
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.sxsa TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
szasaass AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Br andywlne Superfn.
Flour packed in bbls or half bbs supplied short notice
in shipping order, by JOHN $. PRICE.
70 c.,
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81 e. e. CARRIAGESI
TO- CARRIAGFS!l
The subscribers have on hand at their factory, No %
WEST FeNETTE STREET general assortment OF Car
rages q the approved styles an q Wic VII he seld
at the lowest prices cash. Approve paper All CarriR
ges guaranteed for twelve months we respectfully invite
the public to call and examine our STOCK
n B@0id Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with d'spat II,,r,,,, ,,,,1.,,,, -
n26-tf >. hII,ll.EhooEh' dH, q co.
HURLETT b SONS
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
No a3 NORTH STREET
o&-mH, The undersigned having greatly ar
lsrged their premises aud increased their raclj
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the DubIic to her
stock Of every description finished
in the most eska3 style and durable manner, which they
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices ~ "
Jy2if SsNortb street RaItimo,,e
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81 - CARR AGES.-We have on hand, at
Gz-=--t2.- OR MANDATORY AND REPOSITt,PV
9 q, Ct Ne itca'5t 4nd best assorrn uts Of CAR
,agrs arr invited Co and examine our stock AZ w. ~
determine! To sell 1t a- low an on A. a.
tcims 1uN utr,r establishment ''E
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THE VIRGINIA

E-s.E[A FOR FREDERICKSBURG! "a
RIVER Wv -''' -''''''- wv n
IHr M$ryand ami Virginia Steamboat COMPANIES steam,
r gr 10 ,L H Capt hr4 viii sume her
WHARF, FOOT OF SGFT II ' gTg p if ES her
III f i FEB nh 1860. At O'Clock w. Nei,!rnng
WI. ni'e TrSuellcs$hGr: FRIDAY MORN sc F,h I7tis
a. 20 'IS' Tor Eal'imae, stt 3Iin, going aud rturnin
PASSENGERS " ''''' " ''''" 'Ic!EtlI ano
Tuesday up to tie hour OF sailing " '-'''''S anu
81 Blank Bills nf lading. of the form rspd ca, t H.
applEinnE a her office foot Of South street ~ ~
and Forwarded with dispatch. ~ '''71' pau
rm ih'ehalion freight or passage thaving excellent
"'"1 F''' a." ~ u accommodations apply to
IIILls w Rr..siA
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NEW BUTTER Fresh spring made Goshen
Gades arriving daily and for sale low To the trade
apl4-f ELLICoTr& HEWES 50 Exchange place
| NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.- bbls and
100 half hhls. New Orleans Moasses. landing ex schr
Backbhd. For sale by GEO l.. HARRISON, G g. Donnes
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.,sz FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The shin
skS BANSHEE, Capt Jas Kean, will be despatched on
he 2Oth inst For passage, having handsome accommoda
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-14

From The sprinrseld RepublI,a,

From The Springfield Republican.
We sat and talked of by-gone DAYS,
And some were sad, aud merry some;
Castles we built for Fate to raze,
And gazed with visionary gaze
Into the year that was TO come.
The forest trees we're robed in state,
Their brilliant life was not quite lost
But every huttering leaf Of late,
From forest-depth to garden-gate,
Was branded by the autumn frost.
A few shy birds betook their fight
Through leaves that told of their unrest;
And overhead the clouds of white
Passed slowly, and went out Of sight
Behind the mountains toward the West
We sat and talked so busily, Thirds
While the brook foamed. while sang The
And the leaves fell; and on its way
The West-wind breathed n prophecy,
And we remember all its words.
For they we're words that filed our hearts
With sunny hope and joy profound,
That made us long to lend the wing
To Time, so idly lingering,
And make the golden year come round
Oh prophet Wind that softly stirred
The foliage, gorgeous, fra and serene,
The locks you brushed from brows serene,
The lips you pressed by lips unseen,
Went with the glory of the year
We only saw as dreamers see
The road where sunbeams love to drop,
The cloudless sky of summers day,
The gariands dropped upon the way,
The temples on the mountain top.
To-day the wind that roars the woods
Tells the same tale it ever told
The year we wished to wing away
Is in the dark ming Past to-day
And the new year is growing old
And some have realized dream,
Brilliantly bright and strangely sweet
And some, (God grant that they be few y
Have learned how sad it is to view
A broken banda vacant seat.
Some have gone forth in barks untried
With much of hope, with little fear,
Gone forth where stormy skies abide,
To buffet LIES relentless tide,
That seemed so smooth aud bright last year
And when the twilight, cold and still,
Comes darkly down upon the land,
We picture, in the fire lights glow,
Bright faces that year ago
Were yet amid our happy band.
But now some CHEEKY voice is hnshed,
A gentle smile is missing here,
A crimson lip, laughing eye
A hand from ours drawn silently
With other treasures Of last year.
But tho sometimes we weary grow
In listening TO the pillows roll,
We would not pause upon our way,
Nor loose one single golden day
That has been numbered to the soul.
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red strength, she will abide in the Union
and under the Constitution, maintain Lib
erty.
Let us hope that good counsels may yet
prevail; that differences may be composed by
a return to the faith of the Fathers, and to
the original policy of the Republic; and
that our whole country, thus relieved from
existing causes Of dissension, may once more
present. to the admiration of the world the
spectacle ofa great and prosperous commu-
nifty Of truly United States, protected in
their industry and defended in their rights
by the laws and impartial administration
OF State and Federal Governments To
this end. at least, let no efforts Of ours be
wanting S.P. CHASE.
COLUMBUS, JANUARY 2, 1860.
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From the January number of the Knieksrboeker.
Physical Decline of American Women.
BY AUGUSTUS K. GARDNER, N. D.


Oar theme is the Cause of the Present
Physical Decline of Woman We read
in the Old Testament in the fifth chapter
of Genesis, in the days that GoD created
man, in the likeness of Con made He him
male and female created HE them, and
blessed them. With the exception of the
biblical account of the construction of wo-
man ont of the rib of Adam, taken from
him when asleep, certainly not easily to be
comprehended in its full meaning-we have
no statement respecting the early character
of woman. Male and female created He
them certainly does not imply that physi-
cal difference existed between the sexes as
regards strength, endurance, or capacity,
either bodily or mentally. We surely can
not infer that any such difference should or
does exist naturally True, indeed it is,
that in man and many animals, birds, and
perhaps other specimens Of animated life,
the male is larger than the female, but in
proportion TO its size we do not recognize
any diversity of physical force. In the
want of any statement to that effect re-
speeting man, we have undoubtedly just
right to reason by analogy, and we can
fnd no lack of comparative vgor in the
sexes of any animals The lioness, the ii.
gress, the female hear, etc, are in no wise
inferior in vgor to the male, save as they
may or not be different in size, The COW
is in many lands worked like the OK, with
no marked contrast of equal size aud
weight The mare is not judged one whit
less muscular or robust than the horse
Why then is it that the women is physically
inferior to the man 7
is WOMAN INFERIOR TO NAN 7
To this we answer, she is not inferior,
naturally. We will prove this by the fe-
males of past days, by the womon Of Jeru-
salem, Rome, Greece, concerning whom
history gives US abundant details respect
ing their life, manners, dress aud the like.
Is il possible that where these matters are
spoken of with so much minuteness, by so
astute a sanitary law-giver as Moses, by so
thoroughly educated physicians as Hippo
crates or Galen, such philosophers as Aris-
totle and Pliny, any such difference would
have been forgotten Is it probable that
Sophoces. Eurlpides, Catnllus, Jnyenal,
Ovid, and other painters of the domestic
manners Of their times should have neglect
ed so great diversites in the physical ca.
pacites of the.sexes, such as we now OBJ
serve, IL they actually existed
Neither do we fnd any such record Of
the physical inferiority Of woman to her
lord aud master recorded 10 tho writings Of
later days Pope, who loved TO have his
ding at the pRmpered women Of the court
and the licentiOus women Of the town no
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If Love would fnd an humble spot,
Whence he should never wish to roam.
] know the place---a little cot -a.
That shelters those / Iove-my home.
You may not see the eglantine
In summer clamberon the walls
You may not see the works divine
OF the old masters, in the halls
III
Nor aught Of artful music hear
Nor waters dripping from fount,
Nor birds, with music everywhere
Filling the sky they never mount
". r.
But still the vines do Chamber there,
And cling, aud wreathe in many fold,
Aud all their buds are full aud fair,
That blossom into flowers Of gold.
".
And 50 the balls. and all the rooms, ,t
Are hung with sacred memories
That have their tints and DER the blooms
Ny thoughts 60 wandering like bees.
H In.rHl drN VI H'.a
And loud the little bady laughs,
AND hings his arms in dainty play. w.
And gives the peace be never uuaHs
Through oil the qaient sunny day d4r
10 h'i'+'''t4 WI. hffsI a.aea fig
Aud SO II Love would aud a spot
Whence be should never wish to roam.
/ said knew the pace--a cot at
That shelters peace aud rest--H,y home.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-14
ASHTABULA
UNION SCH DOL.
Rev. c. e. Bruce, A. NJ. SnpsrIntenda,

Rev. c. r. Bruce, A. NJ. Superintendent
c. E. BRUCE AM, Principal of Hgih schoo
Miss s. l.. PAINE. Grammar school.
Miss NJ E. BRowS, Assistant in = no do.
Miss A. D. WINCHESTER, intermediate Department.
Miss MARY ROBERTSON Primary.
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant in Primary
The School is Free all persons of suitable age residing
within the Village limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
will be.
For Primary per annum, soc
For Grammar 100
For High School 1900
And pro rata for each term
Tuition payable in advance.
An applications admission to be made to the superin-
tendant.
The Term September Is, 1852 and the Winter Tem
January Q 1850.
It highly desirable thata pupils should begin at the open
ing terms. No pupils out of the village will be received for
period than ten and deductions for absence ex
cept in of sickness oval.
II. FAssETT. PTeSt I
A. F. HUBBARD Clerk, .. rr. r.
STEPHEN HALL, Treas. Roard of Educaton
' J. A. PRENTICE, ' -
-. .e.r H. L. MORRISON, -.....I -
l.. HALL. 432
TSTI Sea EssEszssssii=ss-lE
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On and after Monday, Nov. IL, 49,
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD,
Passenger Trains will run follows;