The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1854-11-23

arquain;c,
subaltern's duty; so that women wa. ......
a2ga firmly with the greatest case and
eli 'icncy, who knows, cxpcr,ll.cntaIlv. the
duties OF every member OF ii. Daughters
vino neglect this part Of c.!,iy",,un aic en-
t're!y wit!'ou. excuse, and til.ir ln,,,,,crs
art still More to blame. The vv'y apology,
w'flc!i Is often made for the NEGLECT OF ii.
is The greatest condemnation ui ,!:os.. wh,,
oiirr it. |: is said by those who ire mrow-
ing up in ignorance Of these thiug., .anv
one ca'! lc;.rn TO keep house when it is nec-
essary: Any one who loves her husband
aud is devoted t" his interests will max.
herself accomplished in those tllin-s after
she i' ma'ri'd." As well nigh: Tie youn:.
MIN say, 90, what u>ci is it tvr ,,a 10 i@:r.,
u rrn'r:$:1il .. u Ivy r.r-7<
ani married, if I love my wivc,sitzys;sasssbe
be time enough TO learn - profcsssJ to
accomplish myself in the ,lrt:slssof my
business :" Would thera b.. any s,.r.r
onicn of total failure and discontinue: .
Thaf which woman can learn 10 ito un.:.r
ure tuition OF love, canRsrlainiy be l.;,,nY1
to. much grea'er advantage under the tut
ton Of a mother. Ii i. is at all So e.;sv 10
learn, then they certainly are incxctsab;c,
who neglect it. II is no degradation TO
the finest lady to know all the detail. of
domestic affairs. 1t is honorable and on..:,s
TO be her pride. 4 woman, though slo
may he as beautiful as the morning.. as wise
as Minerva, and as accomp'islsl,. rs tho
Graccs, ought to know the details Of lioose-
hold affairs. -
~-.7euszsSs ss.-A .Ass4 4ops been 2 des:l-
ssE...,es1s ha 8 & iiss -. . the.
,teiaed .fl.s wants of aajls fls..ss well as for
ab,s+ WORKS Of stuIl.uro,
should be capable II leima produced attn
,sl1ssY rate Many processes l,avo lceu
'ssssd tos render plaster rsplid,; bu, nsncahas
I ,lltherto nth proved in every respect s:,ccess..
t!ss requisite degree Of transparency not
aIsefk 6sef seailaeeaa:et D... Emil ,Bnun
has,at length succeeded, we are toll, in tho
production of n matcria; adapted 10 plastic
which, affords tlla same SHARPNESS
Of outlines as plaster Of Paris, i, scarcely
Inferior H whlicness to the finest statuary.
marble, and even SURPRISES it in i,npermea.
billsy Of surface, being pe,lssEYj7ApTssFSi5gsg
s. yei, sn'l capable Of resi- ting all idssleui
ef we"'her. The -iys"s s
teaJy eShihite,l sey5raf i,p-sf and ssathss
ihis ,eo,npo>i,iopl Which have, been iSieWsst
81 tle'ssylp,ors srl artists, Of ROM, wN"'a
ne Wbahfinonsjr r,rsir oi'aea.asst.n tho
l&iuty arJ-+aIlio of the n4terasal, ..ssssss-
llsa..sf which even prcsesa :
atesAskG. This nrReS;al jis.assaeha sllaseotss
fsrthe h,st dcica,e esis rs sg
esltrssaia size; the a aip
,aostrsefnemen: of, sSs q, sas r,
latisr proves that it's S q ssssses,
0n5 degree of gtI'sssshg R, W, hsbnlk
Of the objects tl,efs.ctsas:' n ,liis isnsssfIl
f.c-simics Of the most beautiful SftpoRit.s
inen's of ancient or modern times, arshi-
tectural ornaments, &C., may be reproducedv
at price not greatly exceeding that Of
PIaafer casts: e Thus not only houses md
Bnl Rar,lens and PARKS, and
Hl5 spaces destined for
a may he adorned with
the s Of sculpture which the
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ET The Russcllville, Tenn, Herald saysj
tho Venerable Bishop sodio remarked in
the session Of the Conference on Tuesday
morning. tho goth ult., when the reportof