The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-11

FEMALE EDUCATf0N.-<2o woman nEeo6c1N
ted, says Burnap, who is not equal he sue-
ccssfnl management OF q family. AE8o6e6it
does not require so much taientto rule ahouses
hold as it does to govern State still il regp!fes
II talent ofthe same kind, As he makes tie b6st
general who begun at the. lowest post; Ard
passed up through every grade Of oaPess
he makes the best admiral who entered tbe
navy in the most inferior station. becspse they
and they alone are acquainted viii ste wil6is
compass Of subaltern's dnty, 20 o:shat Ne0nsH
will manage A, family with the greatest'eass hp6
efficiency, who knows experiments tho 6dsf
ties of every member oft. 'fies
Daughters who neglect this part ofeddcatfaa
are entirely without excuse, and their m6t6ei&
are still more TO blame. The sefy Ap9logB
which is often mode for the neglect Of is isils
greatest condemuationtof of those who RlloWkik
1t is said by those who are growing,up.in ienub
ance Of these things, any one 'canslsarnsboE
to keep house when It is necessary Eng one
who loves her husband andis devosed 10 ihlk
interests, will make herself accomPsi M
these things as soon as she ia nIarried n
we'll might the, young man say, g on. what ss
is il for me to learn aprofassien, or make. wyself
acquainted with the details of ny sbqsinesaa.s-
Wen am married, if. isloye my wife; il viii
then be time to learn profession, or to acrDrne
plish myseifin the details ofbusihass :, Would
there be any s,irer omen oftotaa failure md dis
com6ture I That which aSwornan eaaslsssu
10 do in few months under the tnition' 6f love,
can certainly be learned to a much greater
advantage under the tuition of a mother, If
it is all so easy to learn, then cer!aausy they
are iuexcusahle who neglect it. ealb de.
grada,ion TO the finest lady TO know sA The de:
tails of domestic affairs. h,is hnnotable and
ought TO be her pride. A womarh sheugh abe
may he as beautiful RS the morniuRli - ssise
| az Minerva. and as accomplished asate. .tsaAcss,
ought to know all the details of heuse ziinsssA
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THE SCHOOL MISTRESS AT HonE.- NY
dear boy," said kind hearted, cpuplry school
mistress to an unusually promising Asholar,
whose quarter was about up---'. dear boy,
does yo,ir father design thai you< shoakt shesad
the intricate and thorny palh of the plotessisns,
the straight and narrow way yof the snlnassy,af
reveI amid the Aowery fields Of iitesailssS!''
"No marm." replied the juvenile prodigy sdad
says he's going 10 set me to, work in the tatur
patch" ,-5sags G,!.s 5sissaa
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GETTING THE WoRrH OF his MoNEg.--
My friend" said a keeper ofa hptels tasn
over voracious boarde ., ,,s.you eat somurh ahat
shall certainly have. 70 charge ansesssa haie
dollar. l1-. :, :. -. -.
"An extra hali.doliar," replied his boardsr,
with countenance the very picture ~ des'
pair. 1ssa a,Ess, .e ,,,.zss "a. AsG
"F or goodness aake don't do tbsssR En- most
dead now eating three dollars worth, aadN you
nut an extra half,dollars' worth on, lshall Ger.
tta;nhr .bnrxt>lI shall. Il Jssi; s.stis2s assT 81
FREQ Masous,"' said au inquisifiss ssSfn.
aare always good natured, and ! shpalds sefity
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