HELENA ARKANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2l l84l.
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sign her, by sensuality or by contempt; ad- mired, but rot respected; desired, put not esteemed; ruling by passion, not Affection initiating her meekness, not her cdstancy to the sex she would eXalt; the souice and mirror of vanity; we see her as a wife par taking the cares and cheering the anxiety of husband, dividing his tolls by her do- nestle diligence, spreading cheftulness around her for his sake, sharing th{ decent of the world without being vain 1f them placing all her joys and her happiness ln the man she loves. As mother, we find her the afectonate, the ardent insfuctress of the children whom she has tendfd from their infancy, training up to thct{R anC Ibenevolence, addressing them as rationa

 beings, and preparing them to beco'na meT and woman in their turn. Mechanics daughters make the best wives in th' world.