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.fdcice 10 yo,aag Ladies.--A young lady of IS, often needs a warning voice to point out the qucksands over which she IS speed- ing her thosl4hliess career. If you are beautiful, and have many admirers, am sorry for it. 4 young woman whose con- duct is marked by strict honor and princi- pie, cannot have many admirers. There IS nothing that more certainly marks bad heart and depfaved moral principle, or a more thorough Restitution of il, than cruel and guilty encouragement of honorable love.

 A young man is never long attached to a young lady. without her beng aware of it commonly, indeed, before he is himself aware of the nature and extent of her feel- ings. The knowledge Is almost intuitive. From that moment, if she be persuaded that she cannot reciprocate, her course is p!aln before her; 1t is cool, unequivocal, unhesltating replllse, on every occasion, place and menner. Love wN die without hope. To crush love in the bud is easy, but trifle and tamper with it till ii has taken root in the heart, and its destruction is at tended with the extinction of the hearts noblest feeling.

 Never forget this prime maxim in these matters" .Not to discourage, IS akuays 10 encourage" A mean and culpable species of coquetry, IS the practice of not giving encouragement or repulse, with a view of keeping your slave till you have learned you cannot do better. l know not an expres- sion that betrays more ,despicable meanness -and she who uses 1t shows a willingness to sell her hand--to traffic her person for value received, that is revolting in the high. est degree.

 No one, moi even parent, can tell what character will repder lady happy but her- self On herself, alone, then, must and ought to rest the responsibility of her choice. l have seen so many marriages commenced with all the glitter of wealth and pomp, terminate in misery and broken hearts; and so many that were begun with Inc very promising auspices, which have 1proved as happy as human life admits-that am convinced that the parent who off. eiaiiy interposes, stands answerable to his God, his child, and his conscience, in de. gree of responsibility most fearful and tre. mendous.