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OLD MAIDs.-Now here is plain, straight for ward, ser sbe article from the brooklyn Star We have always resl ected and cottoned" to a lady of mature age and p good state of preservation be lore egImeDl of misses, m what Cleopatra ca Ills theT "green and sa a l" days:

 My dear s,r, ii you ever marry, marry old maid "a good old mald-who is serious, and simple, and true hate these double -in inded Misses, who are all the time hunting after husband. tell you that when woman gets to be twenty eight, she settles into calm-rather she ''anchors in deep water and paie from shore." There yer was a se, or cl,s. community ofpersons SO belied, as these ancient hiies.

 Look upon it as no reproach to woman ina, she is not married at thirty or thirty i've Aboye all fla not into the vulgar notion of romances and sh.I low wts-unlearned n womens' hearts becau.a ,he, never had the love of a true woman-nat the .a ara continually lying in wait to catch bacielors henr, For woman who has fOated into the calm of her years, who is anxious to fir you, will find vou fifty ma idens in their teens, and just out, who ay thousand snares 10 entrap you, and with more cold booded inten-ior which is worse. that one of sin gleness Oi purpose should seek to lean upon you for

 life that one should seek you as lover. b excite jealousy in others, or as last res0r1

 Many a healthy, well bred woman, between twen- weight and thirty-hve, who is inclined 10 love yo,u and never bewiider your brains with supcons about whether she has intentions you or not. This : the rock of vanity pon whici many man has wrecl ed his best feelings and truest inclinat ions. Our faseness, and the Absences ot society, and more than all the false and hollow of hang uage upon this subject, leave very tte courage for straiR forward aud independent course the matter, WHa, matter if n woman likes you. and shows that she does, honestly, and wishes to marry you?-the more reason for sen congrauaiion but not for vanity What matter if she be young not, she be love abel won't say what matter if she be plain or not, for everybody knows that that is no matter where love is, though il may have some business in deter inning the sentiment. l don't know what has led me into this cause of remark. The last thing l should have expected on sitting down to write, is that should have fallen into a lecture matrimony l am not old maid myself. yet; but have clear sr eye their virtues than l have had. and begn- |, feel how dignifed woman may be ''ia Der lone |, ss-in her oneness-and the fairer for that lsne- ness." You may think it is bespeaking favor aud pl.enee w iIh vengeance.