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LBEMARLE HOUSE SARATOGA SPRINGS, NJ ".
"A Broadway, near Clarendon, open-First class
private amiy hotel situation and un-
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MoNTEAGLE HOUSE, NIAGARA, n; Y, OPENED
1 June !, 1E2.This favorite resort Is five minutes
ride from the great Falls each front window commands
full. view OF the Falls and the river below; sulphur
baths connected with the house terms from $40 to S5 per
week. ID. II. TOMLINSON, Proprietor.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
@ oEe,asa's Rights.
Ed. REPUBLICAN,

ED. REPUBLICAN,
In gIancing over your paper OF
March ID, noticed an article OF four
columns. headed Woman's Rights, :"
over the Signature of Nc VI DoQson.
Not exactly subscribing to the scnti-
ment, | thought | would briefly = give
mine opinion" also Mr. Dodsot., after
few remarks upon the former and
present condition OF woman in heathen
and Christian lands, went back to the
creation of our first parents aud their
habitatlon in the garden Of Eden, quot.
ing from Gen. |, II = So God created
man in his own image, in the Image of
God created he him male and female
created he them" He says the crea-
ton OF woman was 8 co equal or co
extensive with that of man" assuming,
therefore, that they were upon an
equality. So far as their innocence and
purity were concerned they were
doubtless equal, for God pronounced
them very good. In reference to their
physical and mental powers, the divine
historian is silent, and we do not assume
to be "wise above what is written" "
But admitting they were equal, does all
men who are born equal always remain
so, even in legal respect? Mentally
morally and physically, few if any will
contend that they do Free moral
agents determine their own destiny by
the acts of their own choice. Mr.. d.
saye, and truly, that God placed man
in the garden of Eden and gave him
permission to eat Of all the trees of the
garden except the tree of knowledge oi
good and evil, saying, in the day thou
eatest of it thou shalt surely die" IL
further says, " this command was given
prior to the creation of the woman. But
Notwithstanding the silence Of the his
tory bearing upon this point, We are oi
the opinion that the woman bad by
some means received knowledge oil
the orders upon the subject, either from
Adam. or from God" / am Of the
same opinion, as she conceded more than
the Bible records. God forbade eating
the fruit of the tree of knowledge oi
good and evil, all Of which the woman
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n,ioht not.us well as the one il reference
TO the woman | next refer to Paul's
1st letter to Timothy, ,, 8, Ii But
| suffer not woman to teach nor usurp
authority over thc man, but 10 be in
silence. For Adam was formed, then
Eve, and Adam was not deceived, but
The woman being deceived was ia the
tsanSgression. | 1im :. II, 13 Il Ii
the is reei'y 70 say would yon hsee a
uAti ~ - 4 a-asii ~ Svcr woTnau atfd fss>
luce her to slAveryY answer no. |
wouId have him treat her just as the
Bible directs Husuan4s love your
wives even us CHRIST also loved the
Church, and gave himself ior it.-Eph
). -. The mun who would not risk
his life to protect and save that OF his
wife is uot worthy the name Of hus-
hand Peter after commanding the
obedience of Sara 10 Abraham said
Likewise yc husbands dwell with them
according to knowledge, giving honor
unto the wife aS unto the weaker ves~
sci, aud as being hoiis together Of tie
grace OF life that your prayers be not
hmdercd-I Peter ;, I Dwell aith
your wives according to knowledge. +
she is the weaker vessel exercise q lit
tie Judgment and comnon sense The
true man delights in protecting and
providing for a loving aad aifectionatc
vile. The true woman takes pleasure
IN miai>tcrin4 To the comfort and hap-
p.nc>s ii kind and faithful husband
She Is help meet for man. Nc. VI
d. speaks If side issues as SpiriruaIi>n,
Free love, etc have only to say that
v hcn the teachings oi the Billie j.
ignored and the moral vessel started on
the rou.h seas oi human reason ~ith,
out char; OF con pas. il is .!hsu!t 10
;cll whore the vr>~el Al! dive, aud IL
/, not matter of surprise ii It should
lauujer N the qoeh-ands II fFfe
.oye. or anS uthtr snare of The eue'uY.
oaitel ~i5lt sea-a4I'y Nr are ap-
pti>-I that many great ani good men
,Isocate Wvman Suffrage II is like
el>e known that ma., men. great y
'h"y 'a4Y appraf,haga5 ~ is ve.i. F5;at~
fo->j ~ the ,u1jret al Woman ; Rights
uay b. y. \ is4'ssa's ve..t ee
0i5~EHt III.
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Europe had fity-six States before the
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Cupid and 3ianlmon.

/ lNeE lpFh Correspondence Chicago Tribune
The failure Of one of the Savings
Banks was brought about by woman
"a cay dashing widow This woman,
couple Of year, ago, captivated the
heart q one oi the most prominent mem
! rs the RING, who, albeit he had a
y te aud family, Iayishcd upon her
! AhgAAA * Of dollars Of the plundcr
he Obtained from the City and County
Treasures. H. the muniicence Of his
expenditures upon thls fair but fra.
beauty. he cnde4vored to rival the no.
.orlons Jim fl-k la his attentions 10 the
Man field, but sought 10 avoid the pub
lie scandal which attached to that .ndi>
vIdGal. Among other things be gave
sis gay widow an elegant brown-stoue
front house in fashionable locality,
aud here he used to give elegant sup
pers~not u say orgies to his friends
But this festive wotnau had an eye 10
the main chance, aud during her two
years intimacy with this Ring specuIa-
tor, she Accumulated nearly 100000,
which she deposited III the savings bank
Of which her paramour WAS IA Director
" hen the Reiormers pressed the Ring
thieves 10 the wall, and the latter com
menced putting their property out oil
their htniS the widow got alarmed for
the safety Of Der deposit, aud one bright
morning, Grove d0wu TO the bank in her
coupe. aud drew ont her Sl00, 600 This
WAS a ieavf drain on available assets.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

The business failures in the United
States last year are stated at 2,9l5,
against 1851 in the year before.
Amount ofliabiities for 1871, SS5, ,252, =
900, against SIS, ,242, 900 in 1870.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

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her admitted knowledge Of the com
maud of God, she listened 10. and fol-
lowing the suggestions Of, the serpent
took Of the forbidden fruit, and did
eat, and gave to Adam aud he did eat. :
| Mr.. ID. saws: f" u hen Adam aud Eve
were waking in the garden in the coo!
Of the evening, ti.sA heard the voice oi
God aud were afrTfu. ttTcry-- NOS
| did Mr. Dodsou ascertain whether ii
was In the cool Of the evening or morn~
ing? The Bible says They heard the
voice of the Lord God Walking in the
garden in the cool of the day etc
proceed to notice the sentence pro
nounced agaiust The woman, as woman
is our subject Mr.. Dodsou sa}s her
sentence hard. and in the following
! language 4" will greatly multiply thy
sorrows and thy conceptions III sorrow
thou shalt bring forth thy chldren aud
/ thy desires shall be to thy husband aud
| he shall rule over thee" MIR Dodson
quotes the sentence after prououucin2
/ it ii hard one Then leaves the woman
under the rule Of her husband, and pro,
ceeos 10 a'3"1 ."e ''J no'''' VI '''o '>''
'o"S' 'i0~ ',',,'
| destiny. Had woman stood on an
equality with man before, certainly the
above sentence places her under the
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/ cautions ~ 10 i'e t'''@c''F 81 t''e h'"
ut+er ".,.o>e fu'e tA1t t'*1" themselves
he woman i likewise q '",j@et o'
maiaP.3ed so'' = 80 "1%7 %
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ante ihym. re 1n''@'1t'"H is.e tod.
e' hn.e TO mco that we should ~ 10
! others az We would have tAcm d" 10 ~
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06

One day Fisk was travelling to Niagara
with his bro,her-in.law Hooker. The di.
r.csoy's car passed a car full OF calves.
iheio, colonel there are some Of ysur
rsla,ives, I" said Hooker, laughiugly.
y" Nss--relstions sy marriage" said
FIX
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One day the colonel was walking up
Twenty third street to dine with one OF ,hc
Erie directors, when poor beggar came
slopg. The beggar followed after them
sAyiag. in plaintivs tone. PHASE give
Ms dime, gentlemen p
The gentleman accompanying Flax took
ont AroIl VI bills and commenced 10 un.
sali them. thinking TO fnd hall OF quar-
ssr.
"Ilsrs, man I" said Fisk, ssizing tho
whele roll and throwing il on the side
walk. 'taks shs pile "
Then looking into tie blank face Of his
friend, hs said. I" "ThGnleration. SAN, yea
nsys, count charity. DO yon =
" But, great guns, Colonel, ih,W v -
tx1nsy dollars ia that roll +"
Mover mind, F" sail Fisk, then III
stand the supper ,o-sight."
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06
B.eset Of Sclsse,iags.
~xA~s is a sgevtt ?"

..s.Aas is a Ezevtt p
AZ tabtain fogbts wslted OF parade,
sam OFceH insu.singly saio
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My al tncsc fafteTs ia bGe
Maia a, aaa touch ;Aeir caps 10 Nou
Tnev' ve icavts aaa eares them ere chaps,
y hile loGAs ant bars upon your sttaps
Aayrarn ''ssays Forbes, !" you mast be green,
The reasan's plainly 10 be seen
NJ straps. So hpHbls ia their place.
are worth the ~ a aol on their iace.
= " hale leaves SNc efr rles pay NO ceots--
These officers are all hrcycts.
SAys Green 4" That puzzles me, yoa bet;
Cap. tcli me. whHt j. oreset
''Ne.i. sam. to put il through your pate,
: : loa listen while l. Illustrate.
i 5u see son turkey the fence
That stark cy. sam, in evtrs sense,
Non tnfkey-bu44ard Vn tie II =.
Hes Jrrrst tGlsey-dp you ,ve.
segsL.
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All right, Brother Johnson" sa.d
Fix. Here. Conner" he said, address
ing his secretary" give Brother johnson
twenty dollars, and charge i, to charity. .
aai the colonel went on writing, wilhou,
Listening to the stream OF thanks from the
delighted negro.
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1869 g. 20.
s. ZEE A RE
Cotton. Gin.

FsNIE Van Buren, Agricultural Work. have
erected in connection with their other
works, Steam Cotton Gin, consisting Of
Two Sixty Saw Gins an Improved
Press, etc.
They are now prepared to receive and Gin
all Cotton that may be brought to them.
They have a large ERICH WAREHOUSE
for the Storage of the seed cotton. as well as
when baled, .fyee Of chayge thus obyiating all
danger from fire. We offer to cotton produc-
crs great inducements in the ginning of their
cotton.
ESy~ We viii Gin, Press Store and deliver
cotton on the river bank on az liberal terms
as any other Gin.
Ho arc NOR rapidly rebuilding Mtss
Works, destroyed by fire last wtnter. The
machmery, Gins and NWs wW BE- II the
most jmprored styies Nc rW b: readi-
ness for lie .frst Of tie ensuing crop, and
ask our oil friends 10 remem5e, us.
HAYMAN ( SCOTT.
Van Burcn, Aug. l6, 1869 II
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Some .Ampsing accidents in ttc Lye =
he Erie Piiate.

Yesterday / called AT tl,c Eiis Office
Col. F,sGs old chair was vacant, an1 his
desk Was drsrcl in mourning Ills Old
sssceiaes were silent, orgashe',rl in groups
10 tell over "reminiscences Of the dead Col
opel, whose memory is beloved anl rever-
81. Mr.. Gould never tires telling shout
Fi.h's god qualities.
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ulgr d ease ulcers In the Throat tGmors Nodes in
the glands and other parts of iIe ystem sore eyes
s,ruinorpus dschargoa iruH ho cars, aud the worst
iorm OF skin diseases sruptons, Fever sorcs,
WORMS, Salt hhrum, Eyy.iptlas, lumor9, Cancers
in the Womb are within the curative range OF this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, aud 4 few days
asa @i prove 70 any person using il tor either Of
thesa forms oi lisease t5 potent power TO cure
Ultm, II the patient, daily becoming reduced by
,ha wastes and dgcompos,ton that is continually
Progressing, succeeds in aTrstjng these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood-and This Tie SsrsaparilIian will
and does secure--a oufa is certain; forwhcn once
tais remedy commence Us work Of publication
and succeeds in diminishing the loss of wastes. its
repair5 will be rapid. aad every day the patient
vii! feel himself growing better and stronger the
food digestiue beycraPp improving, and flesh
and weight increasing. Not only does The Sarsl-
ran'ian rasuy-ut eycgIi al known remedial
AGENTS in the cure Of Chronic, Scwiu.ous, Cousti.
tutouel and skin Diseases; bat ii is the only
positive ours fr
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary aud Wonb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dronsev, Stoppagt Of Water mcontuenceo OF urine,
Bmght'f disease, Alhumiuulia, aud in al! cases
Where there are brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white of an egg, co,