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GOOd adUiCe Go yOsng Men.-Young men, permit an old man to ask you, how do you spend your long winter evenings? Many of you, to be sure, are mechanics and ap- Iprentices, sOnfned to your shops of course; but many, very many of you labor abroad, and end your labors with the day-light.-i How do ySu pass your evenings? These evenings afford you much time to improve your minds. In them you can acquire much useful knowledge from your books. Lose not :his opportunity. You are grow ing old. You arc considered as having a good common education. What then 2-- How little after all do you know? Do you ever intend to have d better knowledge of Geography! of History? Have you no wish to be better acquainted with tho his- tory of your own country? What do you know of its discovery ? its settlement! its early history its revolutionary struggle :? and its subsequent history? its government It is melancholy and mortifying to reflect how extremely ignorant most of our young men are om these points. Besides, what is your acquaintance with moral and religious books Does not your bible deserve more frequent perusal? We would not confine you to it, but we would have you familiarly acquainted with it both as we regard your interest, your comfort, and your respecta. bility here, and your welfare hereafter.- One word more, young friends.i you want amusement for your evenings in way that will be far worse than useless, you can have it by reading novels.

 A lady of feeble habits, who has been subject to he0vy colds, for long course of years, has, agreeably to the recommends ton of d physician, for the Iass tsso years, adopted custom ofunif formly bathing face. neck and arms prot tuss!y in cold water every morning and it is Jact which may be relied on, that since the adoption of this an- tidote, she has not experienced any cold whatever! The benefit of this process has, in her instance, been so salutary and grate- full to her feelings, that she cannot withhold an admonition to her fair sisters, to do Gke- soise and will venture to predict from her own experience, that they will uniformly be conscious ofa heal,hful glow, by stimu- lated circulatiON and inUigoratsd spirits.-I But to produce substantial effects, the ap- plication must be thorough, and repeated every nsorning-indisposition not except- ed.-Ver. Chron.

 There is something in ,he genius ofpoe- try too libertine to be confined to many rules; and whoever goes about to subject it to much constraints, loses both it's spirit aud grace, which are ever native. and nevE CT learned even of the best masters; 1t is as if to make excellent honey. you should cut off the wings of your bees. .conine them to their hive, or their stands, lay flowers before them, such as you think the sweet est, and like to yield the sweetest extrac- tion you had as good pull out their stings and make arrant drones of them.

 Sir ". Temple.