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- For nothing Ioveliner can Je found


In woman, than 10 study household good,
Aud good works in her husband 10 pron1oie.'
have such mechanics wife i'll my
minds eye: gentle as The antelope, unit
ing as The bee, joyous as the linnel, pune
tual, modest, confding. She is patient,
bur resoluie; aiding in counsel. re:iviug
in troubles, ever pointing ou' the brightest
side, and concealng nothing but her own
sorrow. She loves ber home, believing
with Milton, that
The wife where danger and dishonor turks,
Safest and secmliest by her husband stays,
Who guards her, or WITH TIE WORST ENDuREs.'
The place Of a woman is eninentIy al
the 6reside. IT is at home you must see
her, to know who she is. II is less mate
rial what she is abroad; but what she is in
The family circle is all important. II is
had merchandise, in any department of
trade, to pay premium for other uien's
opinions. In marmony. he who selects
wife for the applause or wonder of his
neighbnrs, is in a fair way towards Gomes-
tic baukruplcy.-Haviug gol wife, there
is but Que rule-konor and tous her. Seek
to improve her understanding aud her
heart. Strive to make her rrure and more
such an one as you eau cordially res.
pec.-Shame Ou the brute in mans shape,
who.can afir0nt Or vex, not 70 say neglect,
the woman who has embarked with him
for life, "for better, Tor worse" aud whose
happiness, if severed from his smiles, must
be unnatural and monstrous, in fine, am
proud Of nothing in America SO nruch as
our9American wives.
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-" ........ ,,"....--......r ...SnhSu.--
But, he tlOn'r hesrrvelO To he ireated like
ii gentleman. and all gentlemen shomI
prove hv their actions, and their words tha
they are eentlenlen.'
Il can't say that | am convinced by
what you say: but. rs you seem SO benz
on having il your own way. why, here. lei
me copy the thing and sign it, said the
young man; suddenly changing his man,
ner:
There now = he added, passing across
ite table The brief letter he had copied. : !
suppose he'll think me a low.spirilet! feI-
low, after he gels that. BuI he's mistaken.
After i's all over, I'll take good care Ia
tell him. tha, it, didn't cu.rtuin my sen,i-
inGnts. -
Mr.. Trucman smiled, as he took The ,ct-
Ter. and went Oh 10 fold and direct it.
Come Tomorrow afternoon, aud think
well have things in Il pretty fair way he
SaitI. lOnking MP wiih his usual pleasant
smile, as he iinishc,l the direction of the
letter.
'Guod aiternoon.' responded the young
man. We'll. have you heard from thai
milk ard water letter Of yours cant
call it mine
Yes. here is The answer. Take a seat
and will read il to yuu,' said The Old zen :
tcman.
DEAR GEnReE.-I have your kind.
reasonable, and 2en!lemanIy note Of yes
lcrday. in reply 10 my harsh. unreasnna-
hIe and ungcn'c,nanIy one of the day be-
fare. We have holI, been playing the
foul; but you are ahead of me in becoming
sane. nave examined. since got your
nu,r more carefully. the tenor of your pro-
pusirion far settlement. aud it meets ny
views precisely. My fulisll anger kept
me from Scrn. it hr(1re. Let our mutual
friend. Mr.. TrueInan, arrange the matter,
according 10 the plan mentioned. and
shall most heartily acqucsce.
Yours, &C."
He never wrole that lc,ierin The world!'
exclaimed Singleton, starting 10 bis feet
'Ynu know his writing, | presume p
said Mr.. Trueman. handing him The eller.
.It's Thomas Williams own hand, as
liven calculated Singlelori, OH glaneing at
The letter.
My old friend, Williams, the best nailir-
ed fellow in the wnrl;l : he continued, his
feelings undergoing sudden aud entire
revolution. 'Wha, fool have been!'
Aud what Il fioI have been!!' said
Thomas Williams, advancing from an adj
joining room, at the same time extending
his hand t'wartls Singleton.
God bless you, my old friend p exclaim-
ed Singleton, sraspius his hand. Why,
wha, has been the matter with Us both =
My yonng friends says old Mr.. True.
man, one of The 'kildesI hearted men in
The world. rising aud advancing towards
them, ] have known you long, and have
always esteemed yon Doth. This pleasant
meeting anti reconciliation, you perceive.
is my arrangement. Now lei me give
you precepl that will both make friends,
and keep friends. 1t has been my motto
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throughlie;:and don'tknow that have
an euei1yau the world. Its.
"4sgtAans'csr turnstk u'0ay urath, but
grirvous stir up, anger"
J. s5Im Tie American Mechanic.
lTHEtMECHANIC'S WIFE.
by CHARLES QUILL

s-sfRY CHARLES QUILL.
In AmeFca, every man is supposed to
have, e,ot tdle about to have, wife. The
lnauylllottands ofspouses are divided into
SORTS. 11hlswe have good and bad (; very
good aid Iery bad and-as sort Of par
Lexpressionf ftoierubte. 1t is not every good
WOMAN bis a good wife nor is It every
I good wife Sbo is a good wife for mecha-
mic :: SwTsing man needs a working
wife'f beI:sIoduailies Of flnind, manders,
and moray ashe cannot run 100 high in The
scale TIRE is an error prevalent COZ
l;cernins this
Gilesssas: !" do not want a wife with
100 mucfAense." Why not? Perhaps
Giles wiltsiol answer: bl, The shrns Of
his shnDldeG answer" Because, | am
afraid sheasiIl lie an overlnalch for me. "
Giles ialksEke a. simplelon. The unfor-
iunale ineEMhoh have their ,yrauis al home
are never Married TO women of sense.
Genpins 5e,kalion OF mind cannot prompt
any one, ..nile; ;orsfemale, TO go gu, Of his
or her prept sphere. No man ever SUI
fered lronlaan overpkls gof intelligence
whe,IlerinaS own head or his wife's.
Hoigesas, J, "I will not marry a girl
who has foahuc!l manners. Very we'll,
Hnhee: yoahre right; loo much Of any
thing is badA Bul consider what YOU sag.
Perhaps yoihean That fine lady would
not suit yaeA Very true; should not de-
sire 10 seeaNu joined for life to what is
called ats lady" TO wit, TO woman
who trealsiM as beneath her level, sneers
at your friend, and is above her business.
But rllis issiH good manners.-Real good
manners afltrue polileness are equally al
home inzcaR and farm houses. This
quality spriasl from nature. and is the ex
preston ofa5laecled good will. Even in
bish life,ihdHgher you go the simpler do
manners Geasne. Parade and fuss" Of
panners archie marks ofhalfbred people.
True sinaaSly and native good will, and
- L..
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1-."e rauy again resumed her place and won
au immense, sum, which The mask LOST
will, good humor and gaiely that ahso-
lurely astonislied the spectators. Some
persons observed loud enough to be heard,
that this was not playing, but lavishly
throwing away ones money; on which,
raising his voice, he said he was The de
mon ofrichcs, which he valued not, except
SO far as il was in his power 10 besiow them
on that lady; and Immediately, to prove
The truth Of his words. he produced sever
al bags of gold, and others filled with dia-
mnnds and different kinds ofprecious stones
Offering to stake them, one single throw
against amy thing Of the mos, trivial value,
she might please to propusc. The lady
startled and embarrassed by his decIara-
lion nuw refused TO play any more; aud
the company knew not what 10 think Of
this extraordinary occurrence when au
old lady present observed that he must
certainly he the devil; and that bis riches,
hi, appearance, his discourse and his dex-
,erity of play; ell sufficiently showed that
he was.
The stranger overl,earing this. pro6Ied
bv The hint. He assumed the air aud
style ola magician, which could he known
only:o The lady: spoke several Iureign Ian
guascs. perlurmed many tricks, and con-
Guided Ivy declaring thai he had come to
,lcmand certain person in the company,
who had given herself TO him, and who he
protested belonged 10 him asserting at the
same time Ihat he would take her 10 him
self, and never leave her more, in defiance
OF every obstacle.
All eyes were now on the lady. who
knew not what TO think of this adventure;
the women trembied, the men smiled. and
The genius continued 10 excite the pcrplpxi-
ry aud admiration Of the Company. This
exrraortiinarv'sceuce lasted sD long, that
gone grave pcrsnnages at last arrived who
inlerrosaed The demon, and were OH The
point orexorcising him.
The mask, however, turned every thing
into ridicue with so much wit. that he had
the lauehers on his side. At length when
he found il was no lonserlime for railerv,
he took oil his mask, which Immediately
ON the announcement of his extraordinary
entertainment, by exciting an exclamation
from the mistress Of The house. In the
generous stranger she recognized her hus-
hand: who having heen in Spain, had gone
from thence to Peril, where he. made an
immense fortune and returned laden with
riches. He had learned on his arrival,
that his lady was to give an entertainment.
Ill
friends. An opportunity so favorable TO
disguise, inspired him with a wish 10 intro.
duce himself without being known. and he
had chosen the most cxtravasant dress. he
could meet with. The whole company,
which in great measure, consisted OF his
relations and friends, congratulated him on
his return, and willingly resigned To- him
his amable lady whom be had very justly
claimed as his own. :.
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you rather prefer a moral wife te
an in roraione?
Sicily
ArEou afraid, then, ofa religious wife!
WY something like that was in my
head for there is neigbor Smiths wife
who YES him no peace Of his life, she is
so eltious.'
Le9ne hear how she behaves herself.
w y she is forever teaching The chill.
dren Ut of the Billie
Intfd :? Aud you. Ralph, are an enc.
my tthe Bible!
'Ohn! Bnt then-ahem-there is rea.
son irt III lhinss.'
YeI anilhe reason you have just given
is tha jnf a child, and, like the cnild's BE-
cause. made 10 do hard service. But
let nl&,uderJanG yuu.-Dnes Mrs. Smith
teach he children any thing wrong!
'Oko!r But plague it all ifone ofIhem
hears blilhilel fly an oath, it begins to
preacI Inl him:'
Tho you wish, when you have children.
20 had lberly To teach them all The usual
nalhs I'd curses, and obscene jokes that
are CD d,mou.Z
De me, Mr.. Quill, you wont under
stand be-
Yedl understand you fully. 1t is ynu.
RaIpiIwho do not understand yourself.
Look lere. Mrs. Smith is SO religions
thai ithc proceeds as she has begun, her
cliI,lrt willbrcak their father of his low
blaspd drnies. hope you may gel just
such dyiie.
.BIlhen, 7Snill, cant spend couple
prho,I al 'rhe tavern for fear Of his Wife
All lwIIa, does be go 10 the tavern for!
lid 10 sct.and chat, and drink little
And,ow does his wife interfere ! Does
she III e I ''i"5h'"s
Doi she chaslise him on his return?
.OSnon
Dod she scold him then +?
M
VIII isit then that dislurbs him?
WV. she looks so solemn and mourn
fuI, all shuts herseIfup so ant cries, when
ever is lille disguised, that the man
has n4alisfaction.'
Cad! Anl,I pray ire may have none
until sliershis course ofIife.
A Iuper jrespec, would leach every
uobIetar,eil american, of whatever class.
that Hcannur. sci too high value ON the
coniuii relation. We may judge of The
welfas and homer of community by its
wivesid mothers. Opportunities for ac-
quiriuIknowIedgc. and even ccompIish-
rnenlI re happily open TO every class above
The y@ Io@esl aud the wise mechanic
will d fail To- choose such companion
as md mol shame his sons and daughters
III lhl coming age, when au Ignorant
Amerhn shall be as obsolete as fossil
AwR with aaunting gigslins, dancing.
suuanEring, peevish, fashion -hunling
wivejThe woman of this stamp is poor
comfA when The poor husband is sick
or barfupr. Give me the houas-,oits, who
can bS "heip.mee'" to her Adam:
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THE GENEROUS MASK.

4 tale inflated fran the German.-A
beautiful lady of Bordeaux, mourned with
The siucerest grief for her husband, who,
as she heard by report, had perished 10y
shipwreck. A numerous crowd ofsuilors,
attracted by her youth and charms, only
waited The confirmation of this rumor to So
licl her hand. She behaved towardsIhein
with the utmost decency and proprie'y; !;
YET, az she wished 10 make return for the
pol,eness they showed her, she made a
splendid entertainment for them on Que Of
the concluding days Of The carniyal.-
! c.'',''"::" 80 were engaged in play,
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.I s.-' - Ia - : H:->''..- S.l
.s,-.,.!:iv. -ri gre, S.' ~: i,''f'':s!I.
:'rc. q.i.;c, ..r;,. ~: ~ "3:.-:-.: ;i,e tnte
vi; :. ), c#.; ;,uulic benelac,or. We can pity.
those who are ignorant in this respect; we
have some charity for the thoughless ;
bur those who, from sense of selfimpor-
lantc, and disregard Of The comfort Of
Others, yiH not descend from their stills to
perform the vulgar Office Of shutting our
The cold air whenever they en,er house,
office, or room of any kind, ought 10 be in-
coniinently turned out Of doors.
Scraps from the German Of Jean Paul.
Womon.-As the dew lies longesr aud
produces mos, fertility in The shade, so wo-
man in The shade of domestic retirement
sheds around her path, richer and more
permanent blessings than man,who is more
exposed to the glare and observation of
public life.
Cannon--The coming and the going of
princes and the rise and fall of empires are.
announced by artillery, the implements of
war and bloodshed: Thus the sun pro.
claims its rising and setting by red TINS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nFeISdIlUH is Tue udug1-
ter of reasoning. aud The nolher of know
ledge, the breath oflhr soul, The commerce
ofIlearls, The bond of friendship, the nour-.
ishnenl of couleut and he occupation of
men Of viii.
GoodnfsS.-We should NOT despair ofthe
goodness of the world, if we do not happen
10 see it Immediately around US The at.
mospl,erc is still blue, though go much Of
it as is enclosed in our apartments is CO.
luurless.
You.h.--O spare 20 dying man his youth
and lis dreams Too nearly are ne like
flowers. which close aud sleep only while
they bloom; and when they begin TO fade,
remain open 10 the long. damp. cold, night.
Youth and age.-Why try 10 lay up
wealth for age, whose only real pleasure
is recollection. moi enjoyment. Age lives
behind. as youth does before it. and the
abode of each is in world oflheir own.
Morrioge.-Marriage enarges he scene
of happiness or misery; the marriage Of
love is pleasant, The marriage of interest
easy, and marriage where both meet,
happy:
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A painter. whose talents were but indif.
iereut, turned physician. He Was asked
the reason of it. /" In painting, answer.
ed he, "all The faults are exposed TO the
eye butin physic they are buried with the
patient. and one gets of more easily"
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Political Libeis.-Four gentlemen at
Pontiac, Michigan, who were charged du-
ring violent political campaign. of hav.
ing ro,bed the ballot box, brought sixteen
suits against leaders Of the party who made
the charge. the frs, of which resulted IN
damages the plaintiffs in 1888. The
Supreme Court has just confirmed tho
verdict.
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Fusiiive Slopes The Philadelphia
Gazette quoies an Upper Canada paper:
is saying, thai within the last four years
more than $4,000 runaway slaves have
made their escape into Canada from the.
United States.
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THERE'S A STAR IN THE WEST.
There's star in the West that shall new
er 90 down,
Till the records Of vaor decay;
We must worship its light though tits not
our own,
For liberty bursts in its ray:
Shall the name of WAsAINGroN ever
he heard
By freeman, and thrill not his breast
is there one out of bondage that halls moi
the word,
As the Bethlehem Star Of the West
War, war to The kuife; he enthrall'd
or We dier'
Was the echo that walked in the land
But i, was moi his voice that prompted the
cry,
Nor his madness rI,a, kinlled the brand
He raised not his arm, he defed not his
foes,
w uIiS a lSdl Oa VHFc
Till goaded with insult, his spirit arose
Like a long bai,ed Iiou unclaimed.
He struck with firm courage the blow .ol
the brave,
But sighed over the carnage that spread ;
He indignantly 'rampled the yoke of the
slave,
But wepl for the thousands tina, bed.
Though he threw back the fs,lers and
headed the strife,
Till mans charter was fairly restored,
Yet he pray'd for the moment when Tree
dom and life
Would no longer be pressed by the sword.
Oh! his Iaurels were pure, and his patri-
OF name
In the page Of the future shall dwell.
And be seen in all annals, the foremost in
By the side Of Hofer and Tell.
Reyie no, my song, tor the wise and the
good
Among Brirons have nobly confessed.
Tha, bis was the glory, and ours was the
blood
O!,he deeply stained field Of The West.
Pains in the Brsast.-The following re-
ceipt is said to be very eficacious i'll pains
of the breast:
Two drams Sal Ammoniac, half-pint of
Vinegar half.pin, Of Whskey half-pint Of
water, 10 be applied with warm rag.
An old curmudgeon always repeated
this grace after meat-"Tbank God! ]
bays had good dinner, and | don't care
,Lr>1 la n.
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Shut the Door.-You have no right to
leave it open. Doors were made 10 shut,
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An old curmudgeon always repeated
this grace after meat-"Thank God! /
baye had good dinner, and | don't care
who hasn't"
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Pains in the Breast.-The following re-
ceip. is said TO be very efficacious in pains
Of the breast:
Two drams Sal Ammoniac, half-pint ol
Vinegar half.pin, OF Whiskey halfpint Of
water, 10 be applied with warm rag.
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Der 10 The following beautiful tribute TO The
memory of the immortal WAsHISeToS'
taken from au English newspaper!
LEWELLlN.
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@oetie @Neeess.
From tie Globe.

As the birth day of the Father of his
-counlry-,he man without fear aud with
out reproach. who. like the lovely chez
d.euure of the Grecian artist. exhibits in
one glow of associated beauty the pride oi
every model, and The perfection of every
master-like Cesar, merciliif, like Hanni-
bal, patient. like Scipio, cunlinent-the
man whom The temptations of earth could
NOT corrupt--is near at hand, will you
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1i.s.-, 'i.;MZ ~ a:.-;,.. So
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-21
In Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobe County.
 Spriag Term, 4. D., lSll. Anthony S Robinson, q al, comprt,

T74
 Jno. K. Collins and Jos. E. Sheffield, deiends. NNHE BILL in this case was filed for partition, -h discovery, Sc., and at the Spring term A. D., IS4l, of the of chancery for the first disrct the southern chancery division of sad State at Mo- bile, the following order was made in the
 It appearing to the that Joseph E. Sheffield is a nonresident of the State of Alabama, he is dered to appear the first day of the next of this court and answer or demur the allegations of the compainans bill: it is further ordered, that this order be published week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and publirhed in the city of Mobile, and that copy off the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said
 court at Mobile, this twenty y-irst day of June,
 A. D., 1S41. Attest,
 june2l 9to M. J. McleAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-21


 Matthew Anderson and Samuel NJ. Todd, complts. 740
 Malachi Dubose aud Gaius Kibbe, deiis FUNHE BILL in this was filed for the fore Il closure of a mortgage made by Malachi Dubose and Gains Kbbe to Mathew Anderson, bearing date the 2l day of February 1886, and at the spring term 1S4l of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of said State at Mobile, the following order made in the cause; affidavit having been made that the deen'ts Malachi Dubose and Gaius Kibbe reside out of the State of Alabama, they ordered to appear on or before the first day of the next term of this court, and answer or demur to the allegations of the com plainants bill. It is further ordered, that this order be published once week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and publisle, in the city of Mo- bile, and that copy of the same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county, within for iy days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court at Mobile, this twenty first day of June. D, lS4l. Attest,
 june2l Set M. J. McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-21
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