Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

mind, manners, and morals, she cannot run fOohIgL
in the scales. There is error prevalent con-
corning this. Giles says, al do not want wife
with to much sense" Why NOT? Perhaps Giles
will not answer, but the shruy Of his shoulders
answers, "Bccause am afraid she will be an over
match for me-" Giles talks like Il simpleton.
Tho unfortunate who have their fyrants at home
are never married to women OF sense. Genuine
elevation of mind cannot prompt any one.
male or female to go out Of his or her proper
sphere No man suffered from an oycrpIas
Of intelligence, whether in his own head in his
"' 4 proper - rcspce, would teach every noble
hearted American, OF whatever class, that he
not set to high value the conjugal relation
We may Judge Of the welfare and honor Of the
community by its wives and mothers. Opportu-
mites for acquiring knowledge, and even accom-
pI;shmcnts, are happily open TO every class above
the vcry lowest; and the wise mechanic will not
fail TO chose such a companion may not shame
his and daughters in that coming age, when
IN ignorant American shall be fooIish-ish.
Away with louting, Cycling. dancing, sqIan-
dcring. pecvish, fashion-bunfing wivesi The
Of This stamp Is "a poor comforter when
the poor husband is sick bankrupt Give the
Aouscrjfs, who can be i "helpmate'' to her Adam;
70. nothing IovoIie can bs found
T., woman, than sturdy household good,
ADJ good works in her husband 70 promote.
have such a mechanic wife in nv minis eve.
gentle the antelope, untring the bee, joy
the lInnet, neat, puncfu1l, modest, confid-
Ing. She is patient, but resoiutc, aiding in coun-
sci rcviyng in troubles, ever pointing out the
brightest side, and conceilang nothing but he. /,
sorrows She loves home, believing with
Milton, that
The wife. where danE-r and dishoaor lurss I
Safest AMI -eemass by STAYS,
Vino euasds her, v It'll her the woTs; endure.
The place Of woman rs cniinently at the fire
side. II is at home you must see her to know .
what she il. II IL less material what she is abrold;
but WIN, she is in the family circle is all impor-
iant. Ii is bad merchandise in any department
of trade pay premium for other mems opinions:
m1triinoay IT,, who selects a wife for the applause
OF his neigbo. IS III n fair way towards
domestic bankruptcy. Having got wife, there
is but one rulc-Hoaor and lore her. Seek to
improve her understanding and hcr heart. Strive
to make her more and more sucf a as YOU can ;
cordially respect. Shame the brute, in mans
shape who can afront vcx. not to say neglect
the won1n who h1s embarked with him for life d
..ior better, for woTsc,' and whose happiness if C
severed from his smiles, must be unnaurallv mon
strous In fine, am proud nothing in America I
80 much as Of our American wives. 4
ANIMAL MicNErIsM.-We have lust risen u
from pcrusaI of Col. Stones pamphlet upon mag a
nctisIi. h
in doubt resi- d.
The author of the pamphlet having attracted the OF
attention Of certain persons in Providence, r. L. tn
by his ridiculc Of the science, accepted ris
nvit to go from New York the first named tn
ity and have ocular and oral proof Of the .wol- is,
Ter workings Of this power.
Col. Stone accordingly introduced to dis
inguishcd physician, who possessed the art, in
whose family young lady, upon whom ex- in
crirnents had been successful Miss Bracket, ed
i Massachusetts. The character and standing CIV
L the ply stefan and OF Miss Il. vouched for we
IS such as TO preclude the idea Of deception, w
nd the experiments exhibited to Col. s. were me
he consequence notoriety that would follow, and 1t
he indisposition OF Miss b. to exhibit in the pres wi
nee of strangers. Having mentioned The char is:
c,er Of the Providence family, VIC may perhaps
id. though it is scarcely necessary that William boa
>. Stone would not set forth as truth what he trio
ID not believe. He is liable to deception out
nv other person. but when he declares that he ing
as seen and heard, will doubt Of the ira
.ct he
The lady having been put into magnetic sleep, tal
ol. Stone took her by the hand and went with rcn
or Gin spirit to New 1Ork-she describing the his
WINS &c. &c. and what, she saw in New York, and
sitting the kitchen, study, par!ors, breakfast IT
oms, SC. OF Colonel Stones house. We no. Blu
ccd that she had described to Col. Stone the fai
ctures his walls. assigning n cause that
. them we'll she did; but when the
ysicinn took her hand, and the Col. resigned gra
, she described infinitely and correctly the tior
rn,cr, the very pictures which she only mention Ih
to the Colonel There were several pictures IN
hch had been brought TO the house only day. acc
two before Col = left New York. aud il would wa.
istcncc Of these, had it been known mu:
,hich it not) that he to visit Provi- on
pee, see her. and ask her accompany him six
, spriD to his house, and look at theseAery mos
cturCS. Tor
Wonders Of this kind arc related and knowl- belC
&C Of things at distance seems to be posses the
that cannot be accounted for in tho ordinary
" prov idcd that no COLLISION isused.
We notice. that a letter given to Miss B. l
Col. =, carefully sealed. and she asked to crn'
nj the contents. She did not then but took the mac
ter with her, and the next morning returned it, pun
IN the seal unbroken and the contents undis- revt
bed. but tho writing correctly made out. This whe
IS done in his presence, but there is enough dc
fourth TO excite astonshmcnt-and We do not you
ndcr that gentlemen OF character have been hav'
able to withstand the evidences adduccd, of 81
. existence Of animal magnetism, and its power 81
work that which has hitherto been deemed i'm sir
ssib!c, with human aid alonc.-lUnited States :"
IL. I'll
you
lie New DISCOVERY IN THE Banning SYSTEM.
Since the modern voyagcrs have brought to
ht many wonderful discoveries in, the science II