RULES FOR youaa LADIES.

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The following IS extracted from well written little book, entitled "Code of Man ners." ltshould be extensively circulated and atten6yely read, for the benefit of the great human family.

 Ar sFiFrEEN-AfIact yivacity, and line your bonnet with pink. If in company with the man you would like for your husband, held your breath long enough to blnsh- when he speaks to you, incline your eyes downward ill giving an answer. Be eaa- tious at this age to wear gowns made high in the neck, that your charms may be con- ceiyed the greater.

 Ar SIxrEEN-Seem to have high spirit, with the most unhounded submission to the opinion Of the favored one, You may now look, when in conversation, in the gentle- mars face, but be cautious that the eye brows are kept well afched. Affect great fondness for little bd5iies, and get thescredit of being good nurse.

 Ar SEvENTEEN-Read the news of ht- erature and fashion, and form your opinions of the follies of the day from what you hear from others, and not upon what you observe and know yourself Keep the works of Scott, Buiwer, James, and other popular authors, lying on your table, to induce q belief that you have them all at your tongues end and that you keep pace with the Eteraiie of the age. IL is pleasant te hear ready discussions about the beauties and virtues to be found i'll such characters as Flora McIvor, Rowena, Rebecea, Jeanie Deans. Julia Mannering, Mary Dacre, sc. Sc. Read < Cookery made Easy," and "Heloise and Abelard," in secret.

 Ar EIGHTEEN-Look for husband for yourself, and practice making baby linen for friend. Condemn play going women, and talk of the happiness of retirement & domestic life. Simper " atsaani'tq ptni- nliisgv or put your lips in a pretty shape, and kiss gentlemen voluptuously, before gentlemen, to set them a longing. Wear low ffocks, but don't show of too much. Talk of modesty, discretion and industry in others, to prove that you think of them sometimes yourself.

 Ar NTNETEEN-.Go to ronts and parties, but avoid general flirting. Dress fashiona- IbIy, but with gfeat deccuey. Wear no flowers in the hair, but let the cufls be displayed widely. Laugh when others | look grave, and when particularly engaged iii conversation, study to appear meditatiYe l and absent. t wifi go far to fix an air oi romance about YOU, and cause much talk and speculation. Such receptions are harmless and admissible in the tender sex.

 Ar TwrNrY-Gonsider yourself iii dan ger of getting husband, and now suit youl conduct to your circumstances. Talk c the rarity of suitable matches, and your de termination to be circumspeet.