THE TWO SEXES.
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 The following true aud elegant para- graph, is iron, the per, of Mrs. Sigourney, whose mind is the dwelling of light and beauty. Man might be initiated into the varieties and mysteries of nesdle.work; taught to have patience with the feobleness and waywardness of finfancy, and tO steal with noiseless steps around the chamberof the sick: and woman might be instructed to contend for the palm of science; 10 pour forth eloquence in senates, or to 'wade through fields of slaughter to a throne" Yet revoltings of the soul would attend this violence to nature, this abuse of physical and intellectual energy while the beauty of social order would be defac- cd, and the fountain of earth's felicity broken up. We arrive, then, at the cone clusion. The sexes are intended for dif- ferent spheres, and constructed in conform. ity to their respective destinations, by Him who bids the oak brave tho fury of the ten- pest, and the Alpine flower lean its chuck on the bosom of eternal snows. But dis parity does notneccssarily imply infcfiori- ty. The high places of the earth, with all their pomp and glory, are indeed accessi. bio only to the march of ambition or the grasp of power; yet those who pass with faithful and unappiauded zeal through thsir humble round of duty, are not unnoticed by the Great Taskmaster's eye"--and their endowments, though accounted pov- erty among men, may prove durable riches in the Kingdom of Heaven"

 ! D;gnity.--f dread the approach'of of one

 ofyour men of fdignifed manner--one who. | .vs1ia sAn1 S&E AAma MSaxA

 ors to supply its want by m aiiectation of superiority in bis deportmHnt. He is sti6

 and awkward, vastly wise and forbidding-- 1 he takes you by the hand--if he can stoop

 to such condescensioH--an shakes it

 with all the formality and precision of piece of mechanism. He endeavofs to i'm. part dignity to his conversation, and he speaks Of "triies light as airs as if they were subjects Of immense importance. Every word is weighed before it comes from the moutb--every expression deliver. ed as if he were delivering an oration. The presence of such man is cold, cllil- ling, and repulsive as that of an iceberg Iwould as soon avoid the one as the other.

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 |" General time of health in New

 York l'' said hearty farmer 10 his friend in Broadway. !" Don't know" said he, "b'Iieve us quite sickly dosOs tOsOn. ''---- "Ah! what's the matter !" Can'e tell. I went into store where they sell liquors the other day, only for short tiwes and while was there, as many as a dosen ys- " temperate folks called in to take z q iit- tle brandy and sugsr---shsy felt 4aits ss,s- aeeN." ---N s4 Two pedestrian travellers. natives of the north, had taken up their quarters for Iihs night at q Highland Hotel; one of them the next morning complained e his friend thae hs had . very indifferent eeas and asked him how he slept s--" I'Fosh l mann replied Donald. "nac vsEy wael l nsi,kcr. bug vas mpckle bettsr oG than thp bues, for the de'il ano cf shsm closed ans's the halo nigh"