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d ,ghtful music, only studied to shew fine
ar n and hand, or a highly amended piano,
no. string of which is ever toned to please
a father or husband, who are consider
cd heavy old fashioned pieces of furniture,
mere lumber about the house-dfzvayS IN the
7pdy.


1T is fact my friend, worth recording,
that in all the public institutions formed in
France, by Napoleon, for the education OF
the daughters of those who fell in the SER
vice of their country, the duty OF the house
formed principal part ot their tuition
They were taught'with care writing, arith-
metic, AID keeping house or expense books;
mantua makers, women faiiors, and MILL
ners, were employed in teaching them how
to cut out and make up cvepy species OF gar
ment. and they took turns in groups of half
dozen from each class 10 assist experience
ed cooks in the kitchen of the establish
ments. where they were taught the art of
cooking, the price and qualities ofprovisions,
and to maM pastry jellies, &c. In short ev-
eyy branch of household industry was at
tended to. while reading the best authors,
music. drawing, embroidery and dancing oc-
cuped a portion of their time. In part OF
| Germany, ] found this system OF education
for women had beenpursued tor many years.
In Switzerland it is the same on smaller
scale. How many women DO we see III thc
commercial society d France, Germany and
Switzerland, taking charge occasionally OF
their husbands affairs, attending to his
books, CARRYING on his correspondence, and,
| in case of his death, continuing the business
Of his house with success.


with us these things are too much neg
| lectetl, to dress and parade the streets IN kld
or white satin shoes, irrayed in all the CO.
ors of the rainbow, ts dash, married or sln-
gle, in splendid equipagc in English style
that's YOUR Sort talk loud in company, osle
dandy, shun the old and experienced, and
harrass servants for their petty wants, and
their husbands and fathers, for what they
cannot afford to give hem; money to sup
mort them IN their extravaganza, appears 10
be the sole occupation of the females IN what
lis called the Fashionable circles IN our below
cd country. My hcaM sckens on contem-
plating such things. Away with these non
descripts may they all die old maids, and
waste their sourncss Qor sweetness they
have not) On the desert air,--men OF dis-
cerDment will seek the modest. discreet, re.
tiring female, who will prove crown OF
glory to her husband


/ Sweet AS the rose


When the dew-drop vets its leaves,
Untantcd and pure


As the lily Of the mountains SNOW


"When find such a one, will change my
forlorn condition; and, lyon undertake tc
choose her for me, promise you as tar as
relates to me, she shall pass her time,


sCaim and unrufied as summers sea-


When not breath of wind blows DER its surface.