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FEMALE EDUcATIoN.-The hope of the country depends upon the proper culture of the female mind. It is woman that inn plants in Us our first vrtuous sentiments; and her tender care, in most instances, first instlls into our minds the elements of knowledge Educate all the mothers of the land, and the sons will not grow up in ignorance. Men, may, in the cares and anxiety oi business, be neglectiul of the early mental culture of their children; but have never yet seen a mother, whose mind, was irradiated with the least spark of intel. ligence that did not manifest a proper in- terest in the education of her offs bring.