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0treGnteltiqeneer
miss ANNA DlckInson.

1t is probable, as we have before mem
toned, that this lady will speak before
the Wheeling Library Association some
time next month. She has two lectures
this season; one called Idiots and
Women" and the other "BreakerS
Ahead" 1t is not certain which one
she will deliver here. Recently she ad-
dressed the people OF Providence
Rhode Island. A correspondent of the
journal at that place, speaks OF her lee
ture as follows:
81 went with the multitude to hear
Miss Anna Dickinson lecture. Never
having seen her or heard any descrip-
tion of her, L was agreeably surprised
when she was introduced to the au-
dience. frankly confess that my re-
membranes of women advocating wO-
mans rights were not prepos-
sessing. Having seen them travel
ing in bloomer costumes, and
making themselves so conspicuous
that no sensible woman could but
feel painfully conscious that they
were no honor to her sex. But l think
when Dickinson appeared, all unpreju-
diced observers could see at glance
that n young woman of uncommon
power and presence awaited their AT
tention. When she commenced speak
ing, every sound was hushed, and her
clear deep-toned voice was perfectly
distinct in every part Of the densely
crowded hall. AS she proceeded 10 ad-
vocate the rights OF her sex, all listened
with wrapt attention as she logically
answered every objection that has ever
been raised against woman suffrage.
There was spirit, power and elUquence
in her address, such as is rarely heard
in the lecture room or pulpit. Miss
Dickinson comes before the public as n
lecturer. Not to display a winning
grace of manner or unrivaled personal
charms; but with n clear head, n pure
heart, and undaunted heroism she
demonstrated her theory, and with
earnest sincerity carries conviction to
every heart.
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We published an extract from the es'
say of DR.. Allen, of Lowell, Mass, read
efore the Social Science Association at
Boston. The following letter shows
what woman thinks of the charges
made and views advocated by DR.. AL
len: ... .
1t may be thought by some not TO be
wOman's sphere 10 advert TO or an
uOtate upon your extracts from DIR. Al
lens address and your comments there
on. But as l shall not be personally
known, shall not suffer If called want
ing in delicacy. know il is usually
thought that our sex must bs very OBJ
servant of the Scripture rule of smit-
ing on the cheek-but do not believe
in il. a nice time yon, DR.. Allen, and
the rest of you men, have OF 1t when
YOU have your own way, and have
nobody TO answer you'll We women
are all to blame, are we?
Well, am the mother of eight chill
dren, all stalwart boys, and L think 1
have a right to speak. Dr. Allen
thinks the small mum Der OF population,
com pared with what 1t should be, is all
owing to women, does he? they are
wanting in propensities; too studious;
dress badly; eat too much fine flour;
get costiYe, tEc.7 Now, wish to know
how il is with the men on these points.
Don't they eat to much fine flour don't
they take too little exercise? don't
they have more headaches than the
men used to have? don't they study too
much, and get up too much nervous
excitement? don't they get costive?
don't they cultivate their brains too
exclusively? And as TO the prudential
considerations, are not the men, those
of all others, most in that line? is there
not, all through YRnkeedon, at tins
moment, two females TO one male
ready and anxious to contract matri-
monial alliances, with all their little
responsibilities
Now / wish to ask this same DR.. Al
len, how much he has done for his
country? I'll bet, speaking after the
manner OF you men, I'll bet cookie
that he Is not the father of eight noble
boys, nor OF quarter of the number.
What does he then know OF the suolecL
he is tniking about? "By their fruits
shall ye know them" I'll warrant
you, gentlemen, that II you examine
! the facts you will find the fault more
/ on the mems side than on the women's.
/ First that they cannot become the
fathers of a large race of vigorous peo'
pie, give them what wives you choose,
or else, second, that they are too lazy
/ or Incompetent to support any but the
smallest families.
| Talk about having the women better
brought upI Let the men go to work
On the canal, aud not loaf around the
! corners of the streets all day, betting
on agricultural horse trots, and then
| tbey will come home with good appe'
fites. eat their food with thankfulness
and become the sTalwart men who alon NE
are fitted to be husbands that are hus'
bands. Those are my sentiments.
A WOMAN.
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EVERY. prospect plenses,
And only Innla Is vile p

We have seen wonders in air, and
earth and sea ''The earth is full of
Thy riches" says the Psalmist to Je-
hoyah: and 1 say amen and amen!
God hath made everything besutifnl
in His time ~ We spent three days in
Wales, about week in Scotland, and
the same length of time in Ireland.
We have been at Giants Causeway-
one of "the seven wonders of the
world"-and at Fingal's Cave-a great
er wonderI Loeb LOmond was COM
pletely veiIed in Scotch mist, and we
saw it under difficulties.
OF Mount Snowden we had as
line views as It's possible to get. The
weather has mostly been cool, and at
times cold; tits rather warm here in
the city this evening. We travel by
rail, by coach, by boat and by foot,
as occasion suits US, and never did two
persons go about more Indifferent 10
appearances than We.
What would you think of me, for eX-
ample, waking up Edinburgh the
"modern Athens" with hbun" in one
hand and II piece OF cheese in the other,
nibbIing by the way, or at Duukeld,
seated on the grassy hill side, amid a
crowd of spectators with couple of
qinqer bricks eight by three inches,
looking like plugs of cavendish tobacco.
meanwhile watching the Highlanders?
1 like this independent out door IiIei
and tits telling well on my health and
strength Pray for my bodily as well
as mental and spiritual strength and
progress through this tour. How are
you getting on in your fight with "the
world, the flesh and the Devtl?" They
are ali over here, too, and keep up the
contest. Tomorrow night we expect
to start for Paris, reaching there Satur-
day night. / am being educated by
travel, which is better than books!
Nav be the better able to glorify IN =
Father in Heaven and serve my Lord
and Savior Jesus Christi
Grace be with you, and with all God's
children, amen.
Yours as ever, h. L. b.
To ReU. s. B. B., Wheeling, W. gG., o.
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WHILE yellow fever epidemic in
New Orleans this year has proved fatal
to Il smaller number ofpersons than in
some former visitations, 1t attncked
larger number than ever before. The
New Orleans Times states that the dis
ease has, it may be said in general
terms, attacked every family in the
city. Every member OF the Howard
Association and all the physicians of
the CITY have had the disease in their
households, all the newspaper offices
have been visited, and no business gave
any exemption to the disease; yet the
NUM- ber of deaths has not been extra
ordinarily large except on few days
in the middle eofSeptember. This lndl-
Gates good organization for the relief OF
an fTerers. and a great advance in medl-
cal treatment, as we'll as mild form oil
the disease itself.
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The IndInn LinIment.

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A Physiological View of Marriage.

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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

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We have also on hand 5000 worth Of La
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prices thnn ever was seen in the state. Ii
You want Bargains I'm Boots and Shoes, go to
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Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
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Ladies' and Gentlemen.

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A COUNTRY GROCER of PhilosoPhic
bent determined 10 observe what Srti-
cIas he sold most generally during a
severe storm, and thus determine what
are the necessaries OF lille. me discov-
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COMPLETE Lists of all NEWSPAPERS in
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THE City of New York is the Demo
cratic stronghold. Why it is so strong
and why ii is not stronger, the Tribune
makes the following yigous statement !:
"The efforts, the vigilance, the means
of the resolute Republicans of this city
are mainly absorbed in the work OF
Keeping fraudulent votes out OF the
hsIIOt-box. We do not-fully succeed;
but we generally preserve the StaIe
from being swamped by the wholesale
frauds perpetrated in this focus OF
Democratic iniquity. But Tor irau1u-
ting. the Democratic majority in this
,city and its suburbs, would be 2O,OOO
less than it is; but for Republican en-
ergy and vigilance in connteraetiInnGS InS
those frauds, it would be at least zo'OOo
more" -
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THE New York World says that what
is wanted in New York is ga $4,000
democratic majority" II SO. there Is
probably no better method for the New
york democrats to follow than that
nnrsped by the Pennsylvania Demo
cratic state Committee, viz: TO otier to
local agents stated SUN per hundreo
for votes.
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Heav'n with the echo shall TesOuud,
And all the earth snail hear.
Grace taught my soul to pray,
And mAde my eyes o'ertiow;
Twas grace which kept ME TO this day,
And Will not let me CO."
or all the mountains, the mountain
of the Lords house has stood up top
most. Our Sabbaths come so welcome
on! 'This is the day the Lord hath
made; we will rejoice and be glad in
it," Each seventh day God has sent
us help from the sanctuary, and
strength Ihened us out of Zion. One Sun
day was spent i'll Liverpool; one in
Belfast, where we heard Rev. Henry
Cooke, d. D., LII. ID =; one Sunday we
heard Rev. DR.. Buchanan, OF Glasgow,
and the last Sunday We spent in Edin-
borough. DR.. Guthrie didn't preach /;
but he cordially took our hands and
invited us to breakfast with him, which
we had, regreIfully, todecline on ac-
count OF our having to leave the city
previously. In the afternoon We heard
DIR. II. BOnar, author of"Hymns OF
Faith and Hope"-a very evangelical
and impressive man.
Sunday School in Edinboro' had
been adjourned for The season. In Liv-
erpoOI / went to Sunday School at 0 p.
NJ, in one OF the principal churches,
and If il is any specimen of European
institutions of that kind, 1 think
rything nel0" in that line, will be
an empty one. We, in America, are
quite ahead. But, let it be remember
ed, at this time of year many are away
rusticating! L am sorry 1 missed a
great temperance Jete at the Crystal Pal
ace, on Tuesday, where JiUe thousand
children sang together under one
leader!
L rejoiced to hear of the purchase
ofyour lot. Pa wrote me- of it. This is
great step forward ! Write me all
about your prospects. Write me about
your visit TO Gettysburg and York. L
came from York, to-day-not "Little
York" nor "New York." nor York
town"-but the verltable "YOrk"
around which is still the old Roman
wall, and whose Munster Ia the finest
Gothic structure in Europe. Dear B.,
would you were along! We are having
n a"gloriOus time" oft!
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We believe in no such "old women 's"
talk. We believe. as you do, in the
destiny we work out for ourselves by
our Incidence or industry, tact or blum
dering, good Judgment or headlong i'm
pulsiveness. Bad luck liz commonly
nothing but careless management, and
a bad wife Is often but the result of an
impatient wooing--H foolish blindness
TO obvious defects before marriage, and
an incapability to guide with nice dis
crimination II loving but sensitive ma
ture afterwards. As to the season OF
marriage, all months are alike in point
of fact; but in point of convenience 1t
seems TO us wiser not to marry between
the lstOf May and lst ofOctober, simply
because too much affection in warm
weather cannot be comfortably recip-
rocated except by salamander.
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rHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract OF n Letter from Bar
on Solomon RothSchild.
PARIS, S.h April, 1854. > Rue Fauby, 81.
Honore.-Win you be kind enough TO have
forwarded to me here 40 bottles of your IN
dian Liniment; II you Will send at the same
time the account, l will forward you the
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Baron solomon Rothschild having recon-
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IT, he should advise him 10 establish de
not in Paris.
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In an address to the republicans of
Pennsylvania the State Central Com
mittee show that in either one of eight
counties there were enough republicans
who neglected to vote to have elected
the candidate OF the party, and adds a
maxim not wholly unless further
north
at is hoped these plain figures will
teach republicans the simple but in1
IPIsainritv of voters will not carry an
sIeetion unIess they are at the polls and
vote on election day"
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We take the following question and
answer from Nonh's NetO York Times
and Messenger: rrH.1-
QueS,iom-"I have heard very often
that to marry in such or such "a month
is unlucky. For instance. May and in
the fall months are cited. Believing. as
1 do, in destiny, IL worked out by your
self, / think the saying absurd. Are
there any traditions, or do you credit
tho nl1 UDmpu'S talk"
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Incorporated 1888,
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w and Sell Goods by sample. Good wa
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Bargains in Boots & Shoes


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