A WHISPER TO THE WIFE.
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Study your husbands temper and charac- ter; and be it your sole pride and pleasure to conform to his wishes. Check al once the first advances to contradiction, even of the most trivial nature Beware of the first dispute.

 Whatever would have been concealed as defect from the lover, must with great diil- gence be concealed from the husband. The most intimate and tender familiarity cannot. surely be supposed 10 exclude decortm.

 Let your husband be dearer and of more consequence to you than any other huinan being; and have no hesitation in confessing those feelings to him.

 Endeavor to make your husbands habiia- ton aluring and delightful to him. Let It be sanctuary to which his heart may always turn from the ills and anAieties of lie.

 know not two female attractions so cap tivating to men, as delicacy and nodesty

 If possible, let your husband suppose you think him good husband, and it will be q strong stimulus to his being so. No attraction renders a woman al all times so agreeable to her husband, as cheer fitness and good humor. In the article of dress, study your hus- bands taste, endeavor to wear what he thinks becomes you.

 Make yourself as useful to him as you can, and let him see you employed as much as possible in economical pursuits

 Endeavor to feel pleased with your hus- bands friends.

 How indecorous and offensive itis to sec woman exercising authority over her hns- band, and saying, s.I aciU have it so." St shall be done as like" Sc.

 Never join in any jest or laugh against your husband.

 Assiduously conceal his faults, and speak only of his merits.

 In married life, confdants are by no means desirable.

 Conceal from others any little discord or disunion that occurs between you and your husband.

 Never receive the particular attentions of any other men.

 Be you ever so conscious of your superi- ority of judgment or talent never let it ap- pear to your husband.

 Shun extravaganza. Attention to or;ier and regularity will contribute much to the comfort Of your husband. \ woman never should appear untidy or badly dressed when III lne presence Ol neT husband

 Let home be the sole scene of your wish es, your plans, your exertions. There is an old observation, that mother and daughter-in-law are natural enemies. But let your manner to ralations-in-law be particularly kind and considerate. In your manner to your servants, be firm a without being severe, and kind without heinc familiar. Let your commands to your se- wants be consistent and reasonable, and shs'- , firmly but mildly insist on obediensa t,, y It is very disheartening to a1 Praiss aJ

 pc conllnualiy iounert5u ler5u can; human natase d reward 'ileln INsS'astant chiding. ~ ~ VIII ro hos p', Saturday Courier.