The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-07
unshanls and Lovers.

nackaTe!. To make him stay caught, now y
ever, is as difficult as to keep your hold OF an Ia
eel with slippery fingers, Hearts, like secrets g
are much easier gained than kept, Tor which s'
reason it requires more care, attention aud So 81
licitude, from the wife to the husband, than y
from the mistress TO the adoring lover. Inc
lover, beng seldom with you, sees you only IN
part. 1t is natural to suppose, You would
neither aprear bef3re him in slauernly dress y
NOR witha peevisb aspect. Your clothes wlil
be always put on with ueatness, and your iace
dressed In smiles On the contrary the hus'
bind being always in yOurcompany' has an
opportunity Of discovering every little deiec'
or blemish in your person, manners,oF dlsPo F
sition: to see you not only when in lOll dress
but when your hair is yet in the papers, and
perhaps when you yourself, are laborng under
an attack OIL the tooth-aChe, For this reason
the chief study Of a wife should be, to guard
aqains every thing that can possibly derange
either her mind or equanimlty-for whatever
brings ON clouds aud snlkiness is sure 10 es-
,range the feelings Of abe very best husbands.
Among the virtues which the sex should
cherish with the most scrupulous regard, are
delicacy, neatness, and decOrum. Many young
4 women imagine that all that matrImony con-
sis,s Of is wedding cake, and short address
from whire neckerchieI. Nothing, howeVer
could be more fabulous marriage is state
that needs as much watching as an helress,
and should be cultivated with as much care as
you would bestow on daughters purity.
AS we observed above, always appear eat,
and preserve your equanimitY, for nothing de-
. grades gentle%oman more than To suffer heF
temper to become so rullsd as to use improper
language to her dependents; nor can anything
b. more disgusting TO mun Of sense than 10
. see his wife give way to .hese sudden starts oil
d passion.
To every friend and relation Of your husband
.r show p,lite attention and marked preference
,G Show him that to be related to, or esteemed by
him, is sufficient claim to your regard
Whatever be his errors con6ne your know-
edge Of them to your own bosom; and endeaV'
nj o., by the mildest persuasions to lead him IN
,Ie path of rectitude' Discretion must direc
on YOU as to the proper season to offer your adVlc
and opinions; since men in general are tena
ri. couS Of their prerogative that they start iron
nd everything which has the least appearance
control or opposition. 1.-The should be fond o
companS, dissipation, OF expensive amuse
ments. be it your study 10 detach his MN
from those pursuits, by ondeuvoring to rendf
his home delightful. Let your ace be ev'
arrived in smiles at Ills approach: form a soc
n,a etv Of those he loves and esteems most; exe'
"a, vour various abilities to charm anu enter'al
,h, him, and believe he who constantly NEE
ckeetfulness and smiles at home will seldO
wish to seek abroad for pleasure
Above all things, never suffer any one
hor sneak disrespectfully Of him in yOur presence
and and guard your heart from the least apprOaf
tho II to jealousy.
TO THRILLING ExrRAor-The Albany Dutchm
ird, gives the following as an extract from lor'
lid coming drama;
lnly You come from
and s'Yes.'
'hen 'And you go to-
gh, sYes.'
was sAnd YOU had father and mOthor!'
got sIdid.'
day 'And you had sister y
car i dld,'
red, sAud that sister name is
yman { 1t was.'
in his Sand your name was--'
sThe same as my father's.'
al knew 1t Rush to my arms. Aga'
''O''' clasp nv long lost brother! Again do! ag
.; again! again! ia! ha! ha!' (Faints, ln'l
Iaws the stage rolls over, and shoots at the Pre-
GLAND ter,)
ssent- TIMELY Which Disconnected a 6
Orator.-Many anecdotes have been 'old
with ing pretty hard upon the late John Nana'
les de some wholly fictitious, others not AN
irts OF them is the following
Mai, On one occasion when the subject o.
blonde ing appropriations for the pubic ou'''
nOnds: under Consideration in Congress, Nr
at this dolph rose, and as usual spoSe in opposite
fiOusIy it-appropriatlons had been frequently d
# Miss and grantedAand still the buildings wei
The with a stealthy pace; he wanted to see IN
fo of a OF it, and for this purpose he moved 70
ostume ,be snbiec, to the committee Of unho
ce aud hnsire.s A workman in the gallery clio
~. out ;,ri,ated at the opposition Nj K. had sho
oped at what was ID constitute his support ana
ad hap ble 10 bear his taunt, cred out ina voice
thing like Rrandolph's, And move
eve, al speaker, that the gentleman be referred
Of fair same commitee.' This severe reiort up
bertha Informed and badly-made orator from Y
namont, d set the whole House in roar and 'h
prayer osant a..Arms wasimmedia'ely dlsPa'c
Cd boots orres, the offender, but he had dlsapp
and nat =. ~ couud