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Woman's EIOqusnec.-Woman cannot plead at the bar, or preach in the pulpit, or thunder in the senate house. Yet hers is no trifing eloquence. Its power, though unostentatious in display, is mighty in re- suit. In the retirement of her own family, in the circle of her friends and acquaint- ances, in the various intercourse of society,