M ISC e LILA N Y.
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THE PLAGUE OF
IIOUSEKEEPERS.
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Help as English Trollepes say we cal
all servants in America, is sore source o.
trouble to housekeepers throughout the free
States South of Mason and Dixon they
are, of course, provided for in their peculi-
ar way. Major Noah, in his last 'Mes-
senger,' has one of his characteristic edito
rials, on this subject, which contains some
matters that address themselves TO 'the bu-
siness and BOSOM Of almost, if not every
family, hereabouts. He says:


sWe have found out the secret why SER
wants plague the mistress of the house al
most to death, and why first rate waiting
girl, in England makes a most Indifferent
servant in America, viz: the freedom OF
our Institutions, which not only apply TO
all callings and occupations, but are assum-
ed by all; and all become infected with lib
erty and equality the moment they touch
our soil. This 'largest liberty was not un.
derstood by our Revolutionary fathers to
extend beyond political rights, and was
not remotely intended to break down the
barriers Of society In England, man
will hire a groom at smaller salary, il