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and gentler spirit, who endures privations ho drcarris 

 not of. With an undying attachment to the husband 

 of her choice, the young wife leaves tiie home, the 

 friends and tender associations of her youth, to strug- 

 gle for a home in a new land. She sorely feels the 

 loss of kind and sympathizing friends, wliose coun- 

 sel and kind offices she more than ever needs. But 



active and laborious duties occupy her mind and 

 hands ; and though we fear some of these frail ones 

 fall, crushed under by an undue weight of care and 

 labor, many have the pleasure of seeing their once 

 desert home— the log hut — transformed into a taste- 

 ful and elegant abode, and tliemselvea surrounded 

 with the comforts and elegancies of life. Who ever 



