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By ard by,' sir you maySas well say that you will never do it.; I'm out of all patience with these by and by folks.- An hour oflhe present time is worth week of the future.

 Why, I know bachelor who is as we'll calculated for matrimonial felicity as every virtue and every accomplishment can ren. dor him, but he has been putting off the happy time from one year to another, al- ways resolving that he would marry by and by till the best ten years of his life are gone, and he is still resolving, and I fear he will die the same.

 He that would gather the roses Of mat rimony must lived in; the May of life. If you wish only the withered leaves and thorns, why, Poor Richard says, put it off till September. Procrastination is the thief of time.'

 made visit last winter to see my old friend, Jeremiah Careless. When he put my horses into the stable he took me to his barn floor, to see some fine wheat he had just tl,reshed. observed to him that one of the boards of the barn was near falling, and he had better nail it. will by and by,' said he. Things about the farm looked as though by and by folks lived there. Next morning the boys came running in with sad news. An unruly bull had torn off the board, and the cattle had supped and breakfasted on ilIe white wheat, and old Brindle, the best COW in the drove, was foundered SO that she died. Now two nails, worth penny, and five minutes of time, would have saved the life of old Brindle, and the wheat into the bargain.

 Passing by my neighbor Nodwell's, the other day, saw that his wife had made a fine garden, and the carly peas were shoot ing above the groHnd. It looks well, neighbour said I, but there is hole in the fence which you had better mend, oT tho hogs will ruin your garden | will by and by,' said he. Happening to go by there few days after, was deafened with the cry, 'Who-ee, who-ee, stu-boy stu-boy.' A drove of hogs had come along, and while my Deighbor was taking nap they had crawled through the brok- en fence, and destroyed the labors of 6 week. sNever put off till tomorrow wha you can do to-day Poor Richard says.

 Mary;ageab;lities.-You have heard O the complaints made in some parts of Al abama, by the goodly youth of those sec tions of the small number of young wome' among them. Men grew old in single blessedness, not from any indisPosition t' tho penalties and pains of St. Benedict but simply of the want ofthose with whoH they might effect co-partnership. On on occasion, we are told, a paper in Mont gomery was particularly clamorous in il shepherd-like murmurings, and just at ths periOd, steamboat arrived at the landing crowded with pretty girls from one seC ton to the other, chiefly in the Mortimer States. They appeared, awkwardly eE ouph as it were, to supply the deman'

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