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work upon bread and meat, and if she deal very quickly with these, you have pretty good security for that activity, and stirring industry, without which wife is burden instead of help.

 Another mark of industry is quick step, and somewhat heavy tread showing that the foot comes down with hearty good will if the body lean little forward and the eye keeps steadily in the same direc- ton, so much the better, for these discov- CT earneStness to arrive at the intended point. I do not like, nor never liked your sauntering, soft stepping girls. who move as if they were perfectly indifferent as [" the result; and as to tho love part of the story, whoever expected ardent and lasting affection from one of these sauntering girls, will, when too late, find his mistake the character runs the same throughout; and no man ever yet saw sauntering girl, who did not, when married, make mawkist wife, and cold hearted mother; cared very little for any body, and of course, having no store of those blessings, which arc more natural resources to apply to m sickness and in old age.-Cebbett.

 There is an individual not fifty miles from New Haven, who is very singular in his habits, and which goes to show how far imagination will carry person. This in- dividual has shut himself up in the house about one and half or two years. He ap- pears to be ia perfect health, and every way capable of attending to business, if he only thought SO. He has for more than year lancied himself teapot, and believes his nose is the spout, and is afraid to have any one come near him, for fear they will break it of. It is impossible for any of his friends to convince him the contrary. He never appears in the street, except early in the morning, aad then takes care never to meet any one. He has been known to go a mile out ofhis way to avoid person, for fear of coming in contact and breaking the teapot into thousand pieces, as he expresses it. .New H0ven Herasd.

 A dandy with cigar in his mouth, on board steamboat, once stept up to stran- ger, and said,- Pray, sir, do gentlemen smoke in your country 2''--" Gentlemen