Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
From the N. /. Journal of Commerce.
FEMALE INGENUITY,
TSccrft CoresDondeurr.l

[Secrtt Corespoadcnce)
A young lady, newly married, being Obliged 10
show TO her husband all the letters she wrote sent
the following TO an intimate friend:
II cannot DO satisfied, my Dearest Friend
blcst as | am in the matrimonial state,
unless pour into your friendly bosom,
which has ever been in unison with mine,
Inc various sensations which swell with
tho lIyeiicst emotion Of pleasure.
my almost bursting heart ! tell YOU nv dear
husband is the most amiable Of men
nave now been married seven weeks, and
nave never found the least reason TO
repent the day that joined us. My husband is
oo.n IN person and manners far from resembling
ug'y' cross, old, dsagreouble and Jealous,
monsters, who think by con6nihc TO secure
wife, II IS his maxim to trea, as n
bosom friend md conidant and not as \
paythng or menia slave the woman
chosen 10 be his companion Neither, parly
no says, should always obey mnLcity.
but each yield 10 tho other by turns. -
An ancient maiden aunt, ucar seventy
q cheerful venerable aDd pleasant old lady
hVes IN the house with us--sho is the de.
light OF both young and old; she is 81
wi 10 all the neighborhood round
generous and charitable TO the noor =
! am convinced my husband loves nothing NOR,
man ne does me; no flauers me NOR,
man glass, and his intoxica,lon
lor SO | must call the excess of his love
often makes me blush for tho unworthlnes
us objects, and wish could be more deseryn,
o. me man whose namo bear. L,
say all IN Que word, my dear--and i
crown Tie whole, my former gallant love
. now my mdulgent husband, my (ondncs
- returned, and | might have hn
Prince, without the felicity find
him. Adleu! may you he blca as | am N
able 10 wish that could be MOI
happy"
n. b. Thy key to the above letter, is TO re,
the FIRST ind then every alternate line only.
Que Of our papers gives the following. An
mus'ng incident happened at baptism not lor
SINCE which IS worth relating. The ceremony h,
Oeen administered TO all the candidates bu, on
was butcher and while the clergyman was
tho act Of ImmeTsing him, large Newfoundnr
dog, belonging to the former, dashed in The W
tor and seizIng his master by the clothes, dra,
ged him 10 the shore, in spite of his STRUGGLE
.ssS '~SsS'o"So VI tlV ustOtllSneu MINISTER
Having safely landed his owner, the dog tes,i6,
ms JOY IN a way usual with dogs--occasionai
casting All angry look, accompanied by grow
me alscomhed minister, whom he doubles
mot had some sinister design against his maste
a rare chance for girls.--The members
DeDuque lyceum, composed exclusively of Jae
eiors have passed the following resolution.
hssolred, That early marriares a,e cond,.;,
10 happiness. N'"'u''
Mr. Fox, the celebrated orator was enc a,,, J..
BY lady whom he visited, Ina, sbo ~, =" !.
care three skips Of louse for him" lie ;n,n,n !
ately took outhis pencil and wrote the looy;n,, na
A lady has told me, and in her own house '''''
That she cares not for me thres skins of a lonse
forgive the dear creature for what she has sail
Since women will talk on ,ohdt rus their head,
NoRTH CARoLfNA.-Th Official returns
the Isss election in thus State give Dudley 3s.i
votes. Branch 81, 1885, Dudley's majority 10 ,o6
What great wing victory this would have be
ff1er. Dudley had not been opposed 10 \
siolaI Bank, and 10 either Clay, Webster or H.
nson,. fag Tho Presidency Nashville Union