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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25

"a 5 Assignee in Bankruptcy of Robert L.
= Adams, | will, on Saturday, the Both
day of September, A. D. 1913, between the
hours of 8 O'Clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock, P.
NJ, sell at the Court House door in the
town of Princeton, in Washington county.
all the title claim and interest which said
Adams had in or to the following described
land situated in said county and State, to-
wit: Section No. SO, Township No. IS, of
Range No. 6, vest. Section No. 2, Town
ship No. II, of Range No. 6, west. Sec
ton No. 6, of Township No. II. Of Range
No. 5 West. The east half of Section
No. /, of Township No. II, of Range
No. 6, West, and the North half of Section
No. IL, Of Township No IL, Of Range No.
6 West
! will sell and convey only such right as is
vested in me as assignee as aforesaid.
r. II. CAGE, Assignee.
August IS, lS43. 74t.
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ANNUNCIATIONS.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
FuoUA, as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Yazoo county, at thenext election.
For Probate Judge.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
B. WOODWARD, Esq. as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Probate Judge, at the
November election.
We are authorized to announce joan r..
RICHARDS, Esq, as candidate for the otlce
OF Probate Judge Of Yazco county, at the
next November election.
For Circuit COurt Clerk.
We are authorized 10 announce +. w.
WIRELESS, as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk ef the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county,
at the next November election,
We are authorized to announce THos ?
SLADE as q candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo
county, at the next November election.
For Assessor.
We are utheTized to announce WM. II.
KEmPToN, as . candidate for the Office Of
Assessor Of Yazoo county, At the next Elec-
tion.
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a s Assignee in Bankruptcy of James A.
= Brooks, will on the S0tb day Of Sep
TENDER, lS43, between the Gours Of 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ, sell at
the Court House door in the town OF Prince
ton, in Washington county. the following
described land, situated in said county,
to-wit: the west half and the northeast quar-
ter Of section "a, of Township 10, Of Range
8, west
| will sell and convey only such interest
as is vested in me as assignee as aforesaid.
R. II. CAGE, Assignee.
August 25. lS43. 74t
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We are authorized TO announce JOHN A.
Howard, as a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Assessor Of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce VILLAS
C. HAYS, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next No.
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN O.
HUNTER, as a candidate for the Office of As
SCISSOR Of Yazoo county, at the next Novem-
Der election.
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NOTICE

s hereby given, that the Probate Court of
Bolivar county, Mi, having granted to
the undersigned, Letters of Administration
on the estate Of Elias F. Deloach, Decd
Persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and all per.
sons having claims against said estate will
present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Admir-.
August 25. 1913. 7-6t
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DIR. CPAMPION,S
VEGETABLE ,AGUE .WEDIgLNE.

IEGIT.ABLE .AGUE .MEDICLN.E,
A saie and certain cure for Chills and Fever in
oil its complicated forms, also an eff, ctunl
remedy for Fever Of every deseDip4siiss1
2 N1Is Medicine has been .,ecd by the prOuriet.,.
- n number Of years. in extensive practice. drr.
ing which time be has treated some thousands Of
cases of Fever, and from tie success in this mode
Of practice, be is confident Il must ard will ba lbe
prevailing practice in Feyers.
Itnever fails 10 cure the ehils and fever the FIRST
day. Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Congestire er5
Winter Fevers all yield to the use of this medicine
and are cured in d shorter time. and with much
more certainty than by any other system Of prac.
ice that has ever been recommended.
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-Attachnnent Notice.

Thomas G. TupPer) In Bolivar Circus. Court
VS.. January Term, l843.
Travis H. Reeves. Attachment for $50 90.
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Circuit
- Court of Bolivar county at the above sta
ted term, il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that the defendant is q non-resi-
dent of the State of Mississippi, Notice is
hereby given, that an attachment was issued
at the suit of the above named plaintiff,
Thomas G. Upper, against the estate of
the said Travis H. Reeves for the sum of
Fifty Eight Dollars, which attachment was
levied on the property of said Travis H.
Reeves; that said suit is still pending in the
Circuit Court of Bolivar county in the State
Of Mississippi, and that, unless the defend
ant shall appear, give special bail and plead
on or before the first Monday Of October
merit, judgment will be entered, and the es-
tate so attached, will be sold.
Test. A. B. DODD, Clerk.
August %, Is43. TPr fee SO sol 7-6t
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all ehom it may con-
4 Germ, that at the July Term, ls43, Of the
Yazoo Probate Court, Letters of Adminislra-
tlonwere granted TO me on the estate ofJno.
B. Miller, decd, of Yazoo City. All per-
sons having claims against said estate, are
required TO present them for payment with
in the time prescribed by law or the statute
Of limitations will be plead il bar Of their
recovery; and those indebted to said estate
are requested TO call and cancel their obi
cations, that said estate may be speedily
settled.
NATHANIEL RoYsTER, Admir-.
w. E. Pueu, Att'y.
Yazoo city, Aug Is, l643. 6-I4t.
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mnrrfed.

On Thursday evening, 18th instr by the
Rev. John w. Purvis, Mr. WALTER S JOHN
SON to Miss NARY O'NEAL, all ofthis county
With this Eotice we received the accus-
toned tribute.
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ALSO,
DIR. CHAMPIONS

Vegetable Anti Bilious, Ant-Dyspeptic, Pun wing
and Caihartic Pills, possessing, from important
combined properties tor the cure Of dis
eases, carefully and correctly COM
bined one article TO assist the eff.
fects of another for the bene-
fit Of the health Of man.
kind.
This medicine is recommended 10 the attention
OF those afflicted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
DroPsey, Bilious habits Costiveness Cholera Nor
bus, Rheumatism, Scorfuls, Foul Stomach, De.
PRAYED appetite, Worms, Cordialzes, (Which is
known by sinking sensation at the pit Of the
pit of the stomach,) Jaundice, Headache and sick
stomach, palpitation of the heart. Diarrhea, Ner.
yous Affections, Dysentary or Flux, Heart Burn,
White swelling, and all those diseases Arising from
impure blood. For sale by
R. II. RANDOLPH, Yazoo City.
"A isa in naaElg nll al the village ar.r.
Gus agents, in all Of the Southern and Weslern
States, and Texas.
August 25, l643. 7-lr.
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TnE WEATHER.-Ws have never before
felt such weather in August as we expert
cnce at present. It is more like November
than any other month, and but q night OF
TWO since we came within an ace of having
frost. Should this last there will be frost
upon the cotton much earlier this season than
was ever known to be any year previous.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25

Washington Dorsey, } YazOO Circuit Court,
vs. May Term, lS43.
Elizabeth French. Atlachm't for $780, 81
HNHE Attachment in this case having been
returned into Court executed-It is.
therefore considered by the Court, that un-
less the said defendant shall appear here,
either in proper person or by some attorney
OF this Court, on or by the FIRST day of the
next term thereof, judgment by default final
will be entered up against her, for the full
amount OF plaintiffs demand and costs.
1t IS also ordered BY the Court, that q
copy OF ibis order be inserted in the Yazoo.
CITY Wing, newspaper published in Yazoo.
City, for six consecutive weeks.
THO. P. SLADE, Clerk.
By GIB. BARNES, D. C.
Q. D. GIBBs, SOL for Plaintiff
July 81, ls43 [pr. fee IS O0l 2-6t.
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WING TICKET.
FuR THE House OF REPRESENTATIVE,
w. Il. MILES,
BENZ. LEWIS.

FUNERAL SERMoN.-We have been request
cd 10 make known through our columns that
the Rev. James Walton viii on Sunday
next, at the Methodist Church, preach a
sermon in token Of respect for the memory
OF the late Almerine Slillman.
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ltis said that the remnant Of Indians which
yet cling 70 Florida mix with the whites on
terms Of friendship
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Abdncfiol 81 NeRroea.

Mr.. William Ingram, of this county, has
been lodged in the Jail at Benton, charged
with being an accomplish in the abduction Of
TWO negroes from the plantation Of Mr.. o.
car Hope. Mr.. 1. was taken with the ne
groes in his possession at the house Of Mr..
Michael Houter, near Mechanicsburg, where
they had made a halt for the night. Mr..
Hope, who claims the negroes, had previous
ly been at the residence Of Mr.. Houter and
made known his lose, at the same time giving
a description Of the negroes, and his suspi-
cions as o the manner in which they had
been taken of,-hence their capture. It
seems these negroes were decoyed from The
plantation through the instgation Of a Mr..
Gibson, who lives near Rodney and sets forth
some claim 10 them. They were then given
in charge Of Mr.. w. Ingram, who was to
proceed with them 10 some spot designated.
This is the version Of the affair as we heard
it, which in all probability is correct. The
matter, however, must necessarily undergo
investigation before the Circuit Court Of the
county at the next November term, until
WAlNA tii4lC - Wo~lN 1S uhJN ob ~ 10 " 2 PSon
further on the subject. It is with unpleaU-
ant feelings that we take notice the affair,
as we have known the accused for some
years but, it is our duty to do SO.
We have heard itreporied that Mr. Moore
head, who left here in the early part Of the
summer for Tennessee, having with him two
free negroes, has been placed in one Of the
county jails Of West Tennessee, for having
sold the negroes. We know not, however,
how far this report may prove true. We
hope it is unfounded.
DAILY DIAMoKD.-Ws have received three
or four numbers Of neat and most spirited
little newspaper, the publication Of which
commenced recently at New Orleans. It is
called the Daily Diamond, and is published
and edited by practical printers. May sue,
cess attend the enterprise.
or An item Of late Texan news is tha
President Houston has removed Commodort
Moore and Captain Lathrop from their CON
mands in the Navy. The pretext is disobe
dience Of orders. It is said the matter wi
be referred 70 tbs next Congress. In tn
meanwhile the citizens generally have mani
tested great indignation at the dismissal {
these officers.
or Jones' majority is said to be upward
Of 1000,
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or We are again placed under obliga-
tons 10 CRARLEY GYLEs, Clerk of the steam
boat Concordia, for New York, New Orleans
and Natchez papers.
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OcTP. c. WALLIS, Of the Yolani, will &C
cepl our Ihanks for late papers.
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or Jones majority Is said 70 Be upwards
Of 1000,
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NJ We would hike 20 know what analog
exists between Carts, Drays, and other Vehi
cles and Nine Pin Alleys. CSee amendmen
Of ar Ordinance in the Proceedings of til
City Council.
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STEAMBOAT LosT.-The steamer Tennes-
see Valley, on the 7th inst, at Big Eddy. 100
miles below St. Louis, struck snag and
sunk in 80 feet water. She had on board a
full cargo Of tobacco, lead and corn. The
boat and cargo reported as total loss. One
cabin passenger aad one deck hand.missing'
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BANKRUPT SALE.

ScHNEBLY, Clerk.
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BANKRUPT SALE

August IS, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
OHIO FL ECTION

lsr. Decentralization Co.. a Duncan. Lnco
FocO, elected, 1900 majority. NJ nomlnat.d whie
candidate in The field.
2ND DrsrRIcr-Butler, Preble, and Darke, J.B.
Weller, Locofoco. elected.
81 District, Schenck, Wing. elected by 4 large
maj.
9TH District. Vance, Wing. elected.
5th and 6h districts. not heard from.
Urn DIsrRIcr-Clermoni. Br, VT, and Highland,
Mcdowell. loco. elected.
9Th Dislricr--Yan Metre. Wing. elected over
Lucas. by abost 500 maturity.
Sra DISTRICT. -Fayelie, Pickavay. and Fairfield,
Florence. whig, elected.
l0rH Dish RIOT Franklin. Licking, and Knox
Moore. Loco, elected, majority $50.
llTm DlsrNIcr.-Oelaware. Marion. and Rich.
and, Weldon. whig. elected.
l2rH DlsrRIcT.-Sciolo Lawrence, Calm, and
Meigs. Vinron, wing, is elected.
l3rH DrsrRcr-Perry. Morgan. and Washing.
ton, Johnson. wing. elected.
I4TH Observation-Disclosures. and Guernsey.
Harper, wing, elected.
l5Tn DIsrRIcr.-Be lmoni. Harrison, and Monroe
Morris. loco. elected.
l6TH DISTRICT, MaIher, Locufoco. elected.
l7Tu DIsTRICr.-JelIerson. Carroll. and Culum.
hiana, M'Causlin, loco, elected.
18Th District, Dean, Locooro elected.
2OrH DIsTRIcT-Ciuyahoga Geauga. Pike, nnd
AshIabula, Giddings. whig. elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

~ BhST LlQUOR.--'Give me = glass -
yuur 6,st liquor said t"rer tie other LAY. a. he
entered a shop.
TIE landlord give him a rlas. Of pure water -
The topper. wuLoLI weakeur u. dashed Il DOWN
ms thraI at q swallow. H. suuu began To lz-S aud
taste seemingly MT altogether satsh,d.
What's The niarie.l' said lie landlord; 'Narn'I 10
goudf"
why. yes. II was good enungh-tur it seems to.
the II want very STRONG. "hSi kind u ilqrOr ~as
~
Cold Water ~as the reply that's the best
liquor We have m the shup-anu . believe us the
brsi m town. A. ior nny other k.ud, NC hs,UC
got II. for | lrI of selling sume TINS rRn. Soyuu'Ne
saved Ihree cents, uud you will feel better Tor a.
afterwards"
We'll III Re cuhblsd. said the ioP'r. Il this is'n(
a regular su, L IN hut bel eve y"n'rs hSI right
ioi all that. A. you don't charge any thing Tor yOur
liquor. I've = good mind To he your Ga ~urncr. sud
see II / cSruOl get rad ui headache aud also OF sUrs
eyes
The shop keeper encouraged him never to .dr' INK
anything but The best liquor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
TIIE SIN

In order 10 look at the sun It is necessary to
have a piece Of colnred glass before tho eye.
With this protection, We can mslecI that lumin-
Gus body for any length Of rTe. The proportion
between The light Of the SUI tU o person un It's
surface and one on the earth is as 3OUOO0 Ia |
Viewed through u telescope the sun appears dot
ted with Spots which are liable To great mud rapid
variations. SOmetrmss II - entirely without them.
at other times they are numerous. s. meum,s they are
small. at other times They are many tunes AS large as
the earth. These spots cnuss the disc or face ui he snn
10 about ~ days; and remain invisible Tor nluut The
same length Of lime, wheh they spp.Dr on The OPP
POsile edge. having thus made Ihe circuit uIthe sun
in ubouI 25 days, and proving that The sun re,UlScs
Oh us ais IN about 255 days.
These spots are easily seen through a common
spy glass, care being taken 10 have a tuloreJ or
smoked glass between The eye aud The eye glass. la
The yeur 535 Ihe light oi The sun was greatly diumed
by reason Of these spots; aad in &c II Is said the
sun was half covered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
SIGNS or rliE rlMEs-rLe wing. OF New

SIGNS OF TIE TINES-TLe wings OF Ne"
York at their recent gathering, IN their respective
Wards Of the cay. adopted The Gliowng resolutions
With The greate,t uuauiuiiy and eu'h"s assn
R,saIusd, That our d~elegates 10 the Congressman
Convention. ure hereby Instructed 10 vote Tor such
person as a candidate To The Baltimore C~ouN'ni"n
a. Is knowu To be = friend ui Henry Llay' and
unrumprumisiugly devoted 10 hts nomination. As The
IA ing candidate Tor The Presidency
Resided. That We hail with unminglsd joy one
mumph, the fact that. iH all sections ui the Iuiou'
and by all varieties OF party sentiment, Henry Clay
: now unanimously recognized ~ the sole cundIdui'
oi the Wing IsrIy Tor the Presidency Of The United
States.
ReIolusd. That our satisfaction OF this present
syowed unauimliy, and Iu our c"nti+sEce IA tins
rs.ult shal. NOT diminish cur vigilance against eIIheI
open external hostility, or secret internal tteSchery
ReS9ir Il, Tint having had oue solemn lesson OF
The selection ui a Wee Presuieni-Ii We do not prof.
BY n NOW we shall never deserve success, or attain
a.
Resided. That having lrIure suffered 10y the
selection at u false friend Of Heuy Clay, hroccinrIl
We viii tolerate no candidate Lr the Wee Pfcs:den
O., Who - not a true, waTm, steady sud dcNUie'
friend ui hIn whom We recognize as The lIie. sUu
aud centre OF The Wing party AID "a The Ell bvdinsn
Ot true Wing pu.cipio-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

The long agnny l. over. and The entire l. coE,cu
ticket Is elected. Ii has result Is disastrous u the
Wing. At = vastly more 50 To The Mnrmun church
c'nsprpiurs. o. whom our defeat IS aurihuiable-
We have the cuu~OlIiion oi knowing that W., are
not 10 blame fr the success of our political opr.,.
nenis-PtHsbTrgh Adroca,e.
While we al once. and freely admit hat our NOR
thy %ne'ghbor possesses the age. talent. aud learning
that. perhaps. should place him beyond our question
ct the Prppuery Of his course. We cannot but feel
that he Is wrrng ia The self Qualification which he
puts 6rth,ab've. We believe he is To- blame. lie
had a course 10 pursue, when The cand ldates were
nomIna'ed, on a far more elevated platform than
that he assumed, cor suming his time in IIuIc. molly
local controversies. self defence. aud individual AZ.
lacks. ! may be relied ou rs a rena K d funiyersaI
oppliealon. tiaI men Of character aud intelligence.
eNcep' those who have sDmr personal interest. or The
busy-b1des that are The most IN The way of an edl
tor. care nothing for personal. cIitoial controversies.
either where they relate to the indIviJua,'s ,ubbc
or private acts. Men.rrrhGps. will talk about il rs
eh' chat.nnd say 10 an elIur that he has done well.
given his opponent a home thrust. or something OF
'he SORT bat 1t never has a good effect in a canvass.
II drsgusis men and induces many to vote in the
way that many wings in Allegheny voted. for the
opponent Of both the quarelsome candidates,
We have no doubt the public abroad approved Of
the course pursued in the nomination Of your men
independent Of political aItImas Inry or political abo.
ltionism. q course that in our opinion should Away,
he p rrsued; but when you had dune that. had yoI
taken high ground discussed the principles on Which
your party stood. and let The character Of Judge
Breckenridge (as it is vel! able TO sta nd alone.)
take care Of itself. while you fnught locofucnism
not anlimasoary. the Judge would have been elecrcG
aud anlIm isonry rs a political matter would soon ho
forgotten. Suppose you ask your readers il we are
not :Ight. and rely upon il. you are able to WELD a
pah on The back Il lucofocoism, that. ifyou try will
Icoargs il out Of yuur city in a short time,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

We published on Saturday the suggestion Of the
New York Courier sndI Enquirer, o. The name Of
Mr., Webster for Vice President. We now furnish
our readers with the resolutions adopted by the
Word Clubs Of New York. We are not inclined
10 express any opinion Of Ou rown upon either one
Of them; but we can say that the present tone Of
feeling throughout the Western State, Is such, that
the NEE suggestion will not be well receive and 10
may bring forth such expressions os will. perhaps.
cool the wings Of New England aud New Yprk.
Who are tho friends Of Mr.. Webster. We do not
see Why Tho friends Of Nc Webster could not be
satisfied with the nomination. Of Mr.. DAVIS. who ~
equally a son VI New England. and has ever been
he warm friend Of Mr. Webster
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
PENNsYLVANIA ELECTION.

The Washington Re sorter Of Saiurday states that
Dickey. Wing, is elected to Congress. from Wash.
ihgion md Beaver. 10y about 60 majority.
In tbs Crawford district, Hays. LOcOfocO is elec.
ted 10 Congress.
The Wings Of Lancaster have succeeded by about
1000 in their Assembly Ticket.
In Bucks and LehIgh. the Wing candidate is
elected To Congress 10y about 400 smaj.
Chester District, Wing member Of Congress, cleo
ted.
The Harrisburgh Telegraph Civ es the following
results IN several Congressional Districts.
7h D~isirct-Spehoer MIlvaine. (Nhig) is cleo
ted over o Allison.
9Th Jeremiah Brown (Whig) over P Marin, jr.
l6th-James Black Of Perry Go. LEGO, over Gen
/ Z Miller. Anti-rOI volunteer.
This secures eight Wing members Of Congress
this lar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

YDUNG WOMEN.-When we hear a femal,
-,ml ertug over her wut sud m%utteuug because her
I .di,ipus neither wIil not permit her 10 go out 10
ne, ling every evening IN the wees, NC do not hesl.
ate TO pronounce such a girl a miserable tool. She
,tIl never he Gt lot a suIyable companies, aud Il a
man should be 50 uulucky as 10 be welded To her.
no will curse he day that mads him acS uaiuIcd with
her
Young women who ae eiernslly framing excuses
10 be ~ tie streets, and have no ambIpnn Ia excel
a culinary cmplrymeuts. Will never be prepared to
make q man happy. You tan seldom enter their
ipu,es without seeing a cross look, OF hearing a mus.
nurug word. Too much restraint - lmIs,sed upon
rhym. II YOU believe their slory-when 1t IL their
dispt siuous hat make them miserable.
Il YOU wish To get good husbands, young women.
take our advice. Obey your motheTs-iisren with
care TO their msrruclruns. aud never deviate from
their judIcnus counsels. Keep al huIne-uui To 81
At the Windows aud gaze To remark upon every pas
ser by-bul To- learn useful house old duties. Sew.
lg aud knitting viii never come oini :. Washing.
ironing and darnIng are Indispensable requisites To,
good housewife. Learn u mako shirts, sheets aud
every other article used IN the family. Sweep the
kitchen. va,h the hearth aud IN he the room nlw sys
hook tidy. M IN an ct srusc al love you the less
or tank YOU less prn uifl wit n broom or a dish
cloth ~ ynut hands, with your gowns pinned zap or
q check apron "a. TI's You may rely upon. Spend
much ums M learning tn ruok-Dr what are wives
good for who cannot m Ike 8 od bread, cook dinner.
aud d. not know how hong poIarnes. cahhsscs ur
sqrnshcs require boIliugl All these aud IA thou.
sand other things are necessary ipr you 10 learn, be.
fore you can be prepared TO becume 2 Cd wives
Think VI tins, young women. and act accordingly.
an we will use our unnueEc 10 have you all hap
PLY unIIad To worthy aud industrious young men.
Pc Ha.d Tribune,