at some article or other of wearing apparel, from cap to petticoat and thus has a ref uge from idleness, the most dangerous of alt conditions, in which she can be left aA lone with even Militia Officer. 4,

 Young ladies, with intelligent and well cultivated minds, again, draw the same de- light from dress as from poetry. or painting. or sculpture. It is by far the finest of the Fine Arts. One young lady is distinguish ed for taste, another for feeling, and anoth4 CT for genius and now and then, one gift ed being possesses them all three in union irresistible. Her happiness must be per- feet. Wherever she moves, her steps, noiseless though they be, are yet heard through the hush of admiration. She feels that she wins all hearts, and charms all ears, and for that feeling do you think it at all probable that Satan will get her into his clutches, and off with her to the bottom less pit? .

 Only think of Slattern 2 Nay, do not shudder /: we are not going to describe one, but do just for moment let one glide greasily before your imagination, along with the thought of-marriage. Would you not rather marry twenty tidy girls, than one single slattern