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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
EDUCATION OF DAUGHTERS.

The following admirable remarks upor
the proper education OF daughters, are from
the Pen Of Catherine L. Beecher VIZ
commend them to the notice Of Parents.
The physical aad domestic education oi
daughters should OCCUPY The principal a''en
lion Of mothers, 10 childhoo5; and tho s''mu
lsiou Of the intellect should ho Vt>'y mucf
reduced. As a general iu'e; daugDjs' -
should not be sent to school heiore they are
six years old; and when they do 90, far
more attention should be paid to their physi-
cal developcment They should never be
confined, at any employment, mare Than an
hour at time; and this confinement! shou!G
DC followed by sports in the open air. Such
accommodations should be secured, that, ~
sil seasons, and 10 all weathegs, tho ,eachaT
can send olt a portion Of her school, syory
halt hour, for sports.
In addition 20 this, r1uch less TINA should
10 gwen 70 school, and much more to 10,
riesic omployElauta, especially in the veal.
'hier classes. a little girl may eegia, at
1--WE OF six years Of ace, to assist her netiorj
sad, if properly trained, BY the time she ls
ssn. she can render essential ed From
This lime, Until sho IS fonaaou or fifteen, il
should b. tie principal oljee. # ber educa-
hon to secure strong and healthy conatiru.
ton, and thorough practical knowledge of
al kinds ofdamsstle cap. oy Nents. DURING
thia period, iaongh sola atserrtrrs o,.s,..s a,
be paid TO Intellectual culture, i ought 70 be
made altogether secondary Ia importance i
and such measure Of Study and ia'ellectn-
al excitement IS is Row damoDded in curl
best female seminuries, ought never to be |
SLOWED, until young lady has passed the
most critical rariod Of yuata, and has VIZ
.rous and healthy constitution fully eslab
iished.
And it is to thai class Of mothers, W 10
have tho means Of securing hired service,
snd who arc the most tempted to allo~ their
country and the 20 ID mas, lou. Cor q re-
formation, in this .eqpecs. ~ hatcser ladies'
in tho wealihie. classes decide shall be /
fashionable, will be followed by all the Fost;I
~ris'ocra;ic hahit9, nov SO coaamoa, and BRIG
TAP their daughters to feel as If tabor was
degrading and unbeco'ning. tas-oviis pointed
out will never find remedy. Il IA, there
FIRE, the peculiar duty CT ladies' who have
wealth, to set proper example, in this res-
poet, and make i; their first aim to secure q
strong and heahhlul constitution for their
daughters, by active domestic employmenis
All the sweeping, dusiing care of furniture
and beds, and clear starching, and the nice
cooking should be done by the daughters OF
o family, and no, by hired service. L NAV
cost the mother more care, and she may find
i. needful ,c hire person for the express
purpose of ns,ructng and experimenting
her daughters in tlese employments. but it
Is what should be regarded as indispensable
10 be secured, either by the mothers agency.
o. by substitute.
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belief that Henry CIaylI be must lr'um.
Phanlly elected
Yours, g.
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Nh xIco A late ar al New Orleans,
brings intelligence OF lelecion Of Santa
Anaa 10 The presIdencoycr all coDpe,''
tors Santa Anna wat his country seat
Of Mango do CIaya, I'M reighborhood Of
Vero Cruz.
The Mexican feet 3 in The hsrbor Of
that city. Its time oflng for Yucaan
was not known.
The Government haccep,ed a propo~
sllon made by a Belgnamed Alexander
de Gro', TO colonIze the portmen, OF la
mauipas' by settling wkpi,iu ten years
at least ten thousand elan, German or
Swiss families
The difficulty with the riIish Charge
remained IN satu quo. originated AS
iolows:--At fcte given the palace, The
room was decorated with Is captured IN
the diff wars. Ann, them was
British flag, taken on theerson OF one oil
he Mier prisoners. Nh. Doe, the Charge,
demanded that 1t be taken wn' The au'
'horiiies explained, bu. rased 10 remove
il IN presence Of The assemH Mr.. Doyle
and suit lett the ball in h,ff, and the
next day entered il. correpmdence apo'
the subject with the Amenen Minister
inv Minister after consullatid with SAINT
Aona, replied in a "go,to ,hs-r' so., ,
tone; and the up,hot Of the bu ness is, III;
he flag having been retain h among h
trophies during another fele y,ch came O
10 few days, Mr.. Do, lie NOTED the CO.
crUment hat be should cease bis Official i
'orcourse nniI he receivej orders fro
home lie has ordered dispatch stat
ment Of tho whole affair, AID SO the bus
ness stands. Il vas small mattel Of e
quette Ia the beginning, but nay have full
as serious conclusion as 'p!s'ols for tN
coffee for one"
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THE RULE OF THREE .-The locos kindly
allow Mr.. Clay elk States and allowed Gen
Harrison four II, with a Locofoco allows
snce of four, General Harrison carried
nineteen States out Of twenty.six, how ma
ny will Mr. Clay carry, when they give him
six to start on? 1t looks without figuring,
as il he would carry all the States and some
three or four Of The adjacent countries
Forum.
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AN ILLINOIS WEDDING --"Wil you take
this woman TO be your welded wIfe?' eaid
a magistrate who was placing the indisso-
lub'e knot of ma'rmony on a couple mutu.
ally attached to one ARCHER.
"Wali, lswar, squire" said the groom,
woIflsh looking customer--"you MIST BE-
darn green 'un TO ask such question as
that 'ar. Do you think I'd be such pIary
fool, old fellow, as TO 60 to the bnre hunt,
and take this gal from the quiIlin' frolic, il
was'i conscriptuousIy certain and deter.
mined 10 have her. Drive on with your
Dizziness, and ak no more Do foolish
questions"
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TERMS The ADvrRrisrn will be issued reg.
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continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofice-ten for State
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The CASH will be required for all Job work
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The Wheeling Times savs that av

The Wheeling Times says that every
intelligent French gentleman, who is well
versed in the Silk business, from the setting
of the tree to the weaving of the silk, has
arrived in that town, and intends going into
the cultivation of silk in that vicinity.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
A Historical Society has been organized

r11sturTcaT ouc1ety mas Deen UTganTZto
at Pitsburg, with the Hon. Iarmcr Denny
for its Prealdent. Some Of The most res
pectable cIl'zeos of Piusburg have been
chosen TO ill the officers Of Vice President
and other Offices created under The ccnsliu
lion of the association.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

Dighy says be never secs an unsfcial
person bu, what he thinks Of swIf's remark
that "there are some solitary wre'ches, who
seem To have left he res, of mankind only
as Eve lefi Adam--to meet The devil in
private.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

The Cherokees are about 10 tsiab'h
newspaper to be printed N the Naiion in
Cher kee and English. I's establishment,
is provided for '.by authority" Of The hero.
kee Coupcil.-Ib
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

Joseph S. B Thatcher, repudiaor, Of
Natchez, has been elected Judge Of the
High Court of Errors and Appeals. from lie
ID District, for the term Of six years.
Vicks Wing.
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~

hrDea,h is not the monarch Ct The dead
but Of the dying. The moment he obtains
conquest he loses subject.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

CHINA TRADE Two passengers 10 tle
ship Bazaar, which sailed from New York
a few days since for China, carried with
them forty tons measurement Of Connection.
clocks.
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believed they would he ncceded by Tho
latter country. A disagreement has taken
place between the Bfilish Charge d'AiIairs
and the Mexican Government lib
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

Srrcrr-S203000 was received at
New Orleans on the 90 h-SS5,400 by
way Of The river, the balance by sca,-Ib
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

The entire crop of potatoes in the U. s.
during the year 1910, was, according to
the census Of that year, | l3, 1869 bush
els, valued at S2S,295 9O4,25.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

FROM YUCATAN.-It is stated in the N.
Orleans Courier that propositions have been
made by Mexico for the final settlement Of
the difficulties with Yucatan, and that. was
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

Senator McDuflie of c.. has recent,
avowed his continuance in the belief that q
United States Bank is constlIutional.--ib.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

"A WING rRIumpH.--At the special cleo.
ton in Lumpkin county, Georgia, to fiiI
the vacuncy IN rho fiouse Of Represents.
lives of Mr.. Mathews. eecsas..11, Stephen
Douglass Crane vas elected over his two
locoloco competitors, MIR. I. has for years
done good and faithful service in the self
styled democracy, but, having recently seen
the error Of his way, has renounced Iocofo-
ism and enlisted under the banner of the
gallant Harry of the West and proclaims
himself heEceforih a WING Augusta
Chronicle.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

Judge Story, in late charge to the grand
Jury, in Rhode Island said: "Carry with
you, in your hearts, gentlemen, the primer
pie that, next to the duty which you I'VE to
God, there is none higher and more sacred
than that which you owe to your country.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

FLORIDA The St Augustine News
says that the portage of Haulover, connec>
ing Mosquito South Lagoon with the head
waters of Indian River, is about being ex-
amined by order of Gen. Worth, previous to
cutting a canal thereat. This duty is en-
trusted to Lieut.. E Blake Of the To?o
graphical corps, gentleman emInenly
qualified for the service. The canal when
compie,e ted, will afford continuous inland
navigation TO Jupiter Observation-Disclosures "A
merican.
We learn from The Army and Nav,
Chronicle that the sunscripuo" !" a'' y. WV
families of The officers and seamen OF TIT
United States schooner Grampus, lost a
sea, has reached $500
The National inleligencer OF yesterda
/ says that the Marine Insurance Otflces
= New York have each sub scribed one hun
bred dollars in aid of this fund.-ib.
There were exported from the port
;, Boston, during the week ending on the lS
; instant, 1853 bales Of Domestic goods. I
y these 200 bales were shipped to the Ea
Indies, SO to Central America, and 6O
the South Pacific lib.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET

Oar date, from New Orleans are to sat
urday. Wednesday and Thursday previous
the marke, exhibited great activity, ana 'ne
sale, Of both days amounted to fully l6'5Oo
balos, at an advance Of cent on the r"'es
previously paid. Friday holders were very
firm in their demnods, which had me shec'
Of curtailng The transactions TO 4,2OO ba'es'
but prices were very iull.
The business of The three previous days
amounts to 30, 700 bales, and that of me
" eek TO 40. 900 uales, against about 27OCO
received The markets. thus relieved OF
portion of The superintendent stock and Go
ses with great steadiness a, our quotations
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16

There IL no news Il tnomoni fom SPAN
A mail had arrived from Bemba:, bu'
brings no Il da news ofimpor'ahce'
n,rtu nnIEANl MANKEH.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
PAINTING BY RUBENs.

A discovery Of an original picture by
Rubens has been recently made in England,
says the Boston Transcript, under some
what singular circumstances. At sale Of
the effects of deceased gentleman 10
Sheffield, q picture was put up in which
there was no figure apparently disernabie,
but which, after some hesitation, was
knocked down for Is. Sd. It was afterwards
purchased Of The buyer for s., and The new
possessor proceeded TO wash il, which caused
several Of the figures to appear while wet.
This led to a resolution to send It to Lon
don, to be cleaned; and The old varnish be.
ing removed, it turned out TO be very fine
ole picture. II was returned to Shufield
with an offer Of l60 guineas for it, and the
biddings have since advanced to $50 guin-
cas-, Al which price, however, il is not to be
had. The picture consists Of fine female
figure, standing upon a car, drawn by
lion. One child nestles in her bosom, 9th.
ers cling to her robes, others follow her car,
while one rides lion. Several other ro-
tund little ones. with cherub wings, fly a.
bout her. The style Of the painting, and
some oiher internal evidence, have satisfied
several eminent connolsseurs that il 10 gen.
uine Rubens; and this ls confirmed by an
old etching Of the picture, whichis called
"The Triumph If Christianity, by Rvs
bens." 48
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y. and destroying Tho credit Of tho state O
m'.snslppi, II Is nfiording a cover and q
shelter Tor an unprincipIod set Of men 10 ,ol
The good people Of the state with impuouy
under tho pre,ex, ofbefriending them; be-
cause, while the people have been listening
10 The doctrine Of reputation, many of tho
debtors have been carrying their property
out Of tho state. and thus robbipg the state
OF so much oflhe available assets of the
Union bank, whh h, bu, for the dust thrown
INTO The eyes of the people by the doctrine
OF reputation. would have been timely sei>
zed by The state auh ri,ie., as the property
OF the state ,ias il lawfully is."
So ii seems that some of The lending re.
pud'ator in Mississippi, under the preteuce
Of projecting the state from compliance
with fraudulent contract, have been per
'etra'ing systematic frauds themselves
getting rid of their ovn debts, by invsighing
against the duty Of The state 10 pay ils
notwithstanding oflheir property to
prevent its being taken in payment Of their
|ebts 10 the Union bank, for sums loaned
hem BY that institution, which was put into
pera'lon by the very money borrowed by
he state, and which they are now urging
he state not to pay! |! is impossible lhal
ne high minded people Of Mississippi can
ong submit 10 the demoralizing Influence Of
uch gang OF swindlers.-Lynchbug Vir.
inian.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
A WHISPER TO THE WIFE

Study your husbands temper and char
ncfer Hand DO il your SOUL pride and plos .u,.
TO conform TO his wishes. Check al once
Tho first advances TO contradiction, even of
The most trivial nature. beware of tho fra,
dispute.
Whatever would have been concealed m
defec, from the lover, must with prea, an.
'gence be concealed from the husband. The
most intimate and tender familiarity canpo,
surely bs supposed to exclude decorum.
Let your husband be dearer and of mora
consequence to you than any other human
beng; and have no hesitation in copfes,ipu
those feelings to him.
Endeavour TO make your hus ba nd's habi
lalion aluring and delightful to him. Let
Il be sanctuary to which his heart NAV
always turn from the ills and anxieties Of
life.
l know not two female attractions so CO
tIvating to men, as delcacy and modest,
II possible, let your husband suppose you
think him good husband, and il will be
strong stimulus to his being so. I'd
No attraction r. rnders a woman at ali
times so agreeabIe to her husband, as cheer,
fulness and good humor.
In the article Of dress, study your hus>
bands taste, endeavour to wear wha, l,e
thinks becomes you.
Make yourself as useful TO him as you
can, and let him see you employed as much
as possible in economical pursuits.
Endeavour 10 feel pleased with your hus.
bands friends.
How lndecorous and offensive i, is 10 see
woman exercising authority over her hus,
band, and saying, 81 ,Oiu have it So" alt
shall be done as ] like" sc.
Never DIN in any jest OF laugh against
your husband.
Assidiously conceal his faults and speak
only Of his merits.
| ln married life, confdants are By no
means desirable. u
Conceal from others any little diecord or
dI'un'on that occurs between you and your
husband.
Never receive the particular attentions Of
any other men.
Dc you ever 80 c0nsciUus - yvur .uver,-
|or'y ofjudgement or talent, never lei il 40.
pear to your husband,
Shun extravagance. Attention to order
and regularity will contribute much to the
comfort Of your husband.
a woman never should appear untidy or
badly dressed when in the presence Of her
husband.
Let home be the sole scene Of your wi,h.
's, your plans, your exertions.
There IS an old observation, that mother
md daughter-in-law are natural enemies.
sut let your manner to relations ia law be
articularly kind and considerate.
In your manner TO your servants, be firm
Without being severe, and kind without be,
g familiar. Let your commands to your
ervants be consistent and reasonable, and
len firmly but mildly insist on obedience
} them. It is very dishear,ning TO poor
srvant TO he continually found fault with.
raise and reward them when you can:
uman nature will not bear constant Chi
ing.
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= The Mississippi Repudiators. At the
meeting Of the "Bond paying Democrats
in Natchez few weeks ago, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That at the very time the
anti-democra.ic doctrine Of repudiation is
furnishing tho glory. impeathiog the homes,
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