{"newspaper_name": "The Port-Gibson correspondent.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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a Whisper 10 d WIe.-Srudy your
husbands temper and character; and DO
u your pride and pleasure to conform 10
his wishes. Check at once the first ad>
vance 10 contradiction, even Of the most
trivial nature. Beware Of the first dis
pute. Whatever might have been con-
cealed as defect from the lover, must
with greater diligence be concealed from
'he husband. The most intimate and
friendly familiarity cannot surely be
supposed TO exclude decorum. Let your
husband be dearer and Of more conse>
quence to you than any other human be-
ing; and have no hesitation in confsssing
those feelings 10 him.