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and cold as the ciods of the yalley.-- ie who have loved**s**but whither q.

 wander.

 From shop to shop my Aunt roved

 A new thimble--bnght as silver-cos

 but sixpence, and she brought it. Fans

 ribbons and laces, trinkets and gew-gaws l which her jusdement did not approve she still purchased, because, they cam. so very low. When q little tired 0 running and satiated with novelties, sh. returned to her lodgings and sat dowr to count her cash How great was hel disappointment, to find more than three fourths of itsquandered on things of nc value? Poor girl she could not purchase ha!f tie articles she had deemed indis- pensable!

 She would sometimes tell the story herself, but did not like very well to be told of 1t. But being half in love, and having ofcourseanitching for scribblng poetry, she wrote an essay on inc sub Ject, from which my motto is extract ed.

 When l see men leaving their busi- ness and crowding 10 VENDUE, when there is not a single article 10 be sold they really want; but wasting their time, drinking and bidding, because things go cheap

 When see young woman chang ing her tow cloth for parasol instead of pctticoat, or six dallor bonnet instead Of bed-tick, l would give pinch of my best Rappee if some kind friend would whisper her.

 Though now so cheap, the thing, fear, Will in the end, prove monstrous dear.

 But of all cteap things that in the end prove dear, Razors and SCHOOL. MASTERS are the most abominable. One mangle your flesh, the other will mangle the education and morals of your children. In too many neighbor- hoods, the price, and not the quaIifea- tions of a master is looked at. For the difference of three dollars month, man of sense and learning will be dis placed to make way for booby.

 Listen 10 Old Robert. The future usefulness and destiny of your children depend, in great measure, on their ed ucatlon and early habits. Their eduea- ton and their morals depend greatly on their tutors. If their master be Hitter ate and vicious, how can he impart knowledge and virtue to your children. A man of learning will not, cannot de- vote bis time and talents for little or r,o- thing. No man deserves liberal sup port better than echool-mastcr. When. therefore, a man offers to teach your children cheap. suspect him. A child will learn more in one quarter at a good j, than in tsro at poor school. It is cheap, CT, therefore, in the end, 10 have good school-master at twenty-five dollars a month, than q poor ono at fifteen dollars, for you save halfthe time.

 