FOR TIE LADIES.
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Hozy 10 choose a ro0a UnSband-When
you see a young man of modest, repecttul,
retiring manners, not given to pride, to van
ity or hattcry, he win make good husband,
for he will be the same "kind man" towards
his wife after marriage that he has been be-
fore it.


When you see a young man OF frugal and
industrious habits, no "fortunc hunter" but
who would take wife for the value OF her
self, and not for the sake ot her wealth, that
man will make good husbind, tor his alice
tion will not decrease, neither will he bring
himself or his posterity TO poverty or want.


Wncn you see young man, whose man
ncrs are of the Dnisterous and disgusting
kind, with .'brass enough to carry him any
where, and vanity enough to make him think
every one inferior to himself, don't marry
hln girls; he will not make good husband.


When you see a young man, who is using
his best endeavors to raise himself from OBJ
s1urity, to credit, character and afiiucncc,
by his 5on merits, marry him; he will make
A good husband, and one worth having.
When YOU see young man depending
solely for his reputation and standing III So
ciety upon the gpcatM Of his rich father or
ether relations, don't marry him for good
ness sake, he will make poor husband.
When you see young man, one halt en-
poycd in adorning his person,or riding tliro'
the streets iii gigs, who leaves his debts un-
paid, although frequently demanded; never
| do YOU marry hm for he will IN every res
pcCt.make a bad husband.


| When you see ii Young man who never en-
| cages in any affrays or quarrcls by day, nor
I foLAes by nirht, and whose DARK b(dck deeds
arc not of SO mean character AS To make
him wish to conceal his name; VINO does not
keep low company, nor break the Sabbath,
nor use profanc language, but whose face is
seen regularly at church, where he ought tc


be, he will certainly make a good husband


When you sec a young man, who is be-


low you in wealth, offer your marriage, don't


deem it IA disgrace, ,ut look into his charac-


ter; and If YOU find it corresponds to these di-


rcctions take him, and you will get goot


husband.


Never make money an object Of marriage


for if YOU do, depend upon it as a balance Il
the good YOU will get 4 good husband
When you see young man who Is attcn
, tive and kind to his sisters, or aged mother


who is not ashamed to be seen in the street


with the woman who gave him birth an;


nursed him, supporting her weak aud tot


tering frame upon his arm, who will attcnt
to all her little wants with filal love, atfrc
ton and tenderness, take him girls, who ca
$ get HIM, 10 matter what his circumstance
+ in life, he is truly worth the winning an
c having, and will in certainty. make a goo
y husband.


G tiy-always examine into character
:, conduct and motives, and when you fin
= these good in a young man, then may you b
y sure he will make a good husband.