Lexington union., 1840-06-27
Fer Nlprsremen, InWbNfiNI FElassstt

comforts Of domestic life. the cheeriuo q,
me smile and voice that greet Tie husband
and The farther, The nature OF society
urges strong reason why Iiien should get
married. Because human Improvement
the good Of the world, depends upon wo
man IN her proper sphere. Oar frsr
lessons are the Instructions Of her lips.
and our earliest impressions are taken
from her examples. Thus it il that va
carry into society her influence which,
extends throughout all ranks and classes
OF mankind.
Woman's influence, therefore, not only
sheds a mild and cheering lustre over tho
hearts Of her friends, around the fireside
q her lamly, and within The narrow
sphere in which nature has placed her.
but npon the whole world. Ii enters tho
hannts Of vice, and drags forth the victim
Of the bowl, dashes it from his lips, and
restores him to reason and 10 virtuJus life
y prevents the prostitution Of those quail
ties which enoble, dignity, and elevate
man above all other beings.
i prevents crime in its thousand forms.
ana makes man vittuons when he would
otherwise be vicious. II carries peace
and prosperity where trouble and adyersi.
~ would reign, gives birth to n thousand
pleasures which would otherwise never
exist.
lhe young man who is fond of The
society Of slrtuous females, has better
capital for his character, than birth of
wealth could give him. He is looked
upon as a moral and virtuous Young maa
because, generally speaking, only such
take pleasure IN the refinement Of female
society.
Take il oil in all, therefore, marriage
IS necessary for mans happiness, for The
true formation Of his character, for tie
peace o. his home, the comfort Of his heart.
The jpy ofhis youth, and The solace of his
years.
IN .fne, man nerer becomes a member of
society ami3 he is married. Uamarrled
ne IS looked upon with distrust. He has
40 home, no abiding place, no anchor %
lold nm fast, but is a mere piece Of float
wood on the great tide Of time. His
interest is not with society, firiher than
ne Accomplishment of some selfish object
> concerned, and he cares not for ,be
seilare Of The generations springnc up
'round him. He becomes embiltered IN
lts feelings against all mankind, misan.
hropic, paisimonous, morose and irrasci-
lie.
10 our friend Of the aurora, and 10 all
'nlng men who are looking after harpi-
ess, we sly, therefore, sget married.
iiyou are desirous Of wealth, get mar.
ied, lor good wife promotes habits or
pduslry and economy and prevents n
reat many unnecessary expenses which
annot be avoided in single liie.
4 you are looking for stations of dill.
motion and honor, get married, .o- !
ool vile will seek 70 advance her hus.
ard 70 the prosecution Of all honorable,
urposes, and lend him that aid and
Encouragement which he can derive from
q other source.
you would become good citizen, get
1arrien, ior he y alone worthy oflhe title.
iho IS connected 10 the great family u
ian by the duties 81 husband and father.
n you are fortunate get married. for !;
ood w'ie will increase your prosperity,
nd render you twice blessed II H.,
nJoymeIt q your riches.
\ you are unfortunate, Get married -
me cares Of the world are lessened IL
aving wife who takes pleasure ID shor.
lg them with YOU.
lfyou are III business, oct married a.
" married man has his mind fixed or
I business and his family, and i more
kelly ofsuccess.
n You are young, get married. Dr.
rankin advocated early marriages ].
ecause man who marries Young. Can
ave 'ne satisfaction q raising and educa-
ng his children before he dies.
.','s M - ma'raed-let c your plans and pur-.i
Oses lor iliurc l'f.e be what they may.ihe
uslness q get'.ing married is one ,hs,
loula % attended 70 first as il neitU
''erleres v '~iih your plans, norpteye u. g
ielr execution. A's
Y. us' Acrried-llve soberly, be nd, 49,.
", engage in nothing that viii de-. s''' ~
a,e from your character as al honest 'tss'
"a Pure patriot, and kind husband "'a''
'ur advice, and with ain ycur. axe
~ atlIra.ratoal .N lI.N- ..-- RckLl nprl.