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 nere IS % good a moral in the following wsif changes that we transfer it to our colnmns. doubt. ing nol That the brief story may interest the major " oi our lady readeFs.--N T Efprsas.

 where do men usually discover tie women who aitefWaids become their wises!is a question we nave occasionally heard discussed; and the result ,,nseriaDiy come 10 is worth mentioning to young iady readers. Chance has much to do in atiairs but there are important governing Circumstances. It s 1e1'Aih tnat lew men make selection from ball rooms or any other place of public gaety and neaps y as Iew are influenced by inc what may be called snoWng oil in the streets by any alIurements of ueess; Our conviction is, that ninety nine lun. u,eu'ns oi aii the fnery with which women decor sse of 'oad tteir persons, go for nothing as far as husband u-eaiching is concerned. When and how 'nen oo men ind their wives, In the qniet homes oi ueH parents or gnardans-at at the fiTesde, where 'e domestic graces and feelings arc alone demon sua'eu. These arc the charms which most surely attract me high and the humble. Against these, ai the hnery ard in the world are Insignificant We shall illustrate this by sneedc,e, which though not new will not be the worse for being again tod m the year ITS, Peter Burrell Esq., of Beckenham. ID Kent, whose health was declining, was advised to go ;o Spa, for the recovery of his health. His daughters feared that those who had only motives ehuFey fnefcenary would moi pay him thai attcn- tlon which he might expect from those who froa duly and afectioa united Ayould feel the greatest pleasure in ministeIing to his and comforthey resolved to accompany him They proved that it was not spirit of dissipation and gaety that led them to Spa, for they not o be seen in any of the gay and fashionable cireles They were never out of their fathers company, aud never went from home except to attend him. either to take the air or drink the waters; in word. they lived most rec.

 use life in the midst of town then the resort of the most illlstrious and fashionable personages of Eu- rope This exemplary attention to their father pro- rNr raA AhAas AA-.. -.-

 all the English at Spa. and was the cause of their elevation 10 that rank in life to which their merits gave them so just title. They all were married to noblenan-one to the Earl of Beverly, another to the Duke of Hamilton, afterwards 10 the Marquis of Exeter, and a third 10 the Duke of Northumberland And Il IS but justice to them to say that they reflect; it. ~ ''' ''az,s'