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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
a ,CAED..To LADIES AND gkNI LEMEN.--

SOAP prepared frsm beautiful erotcs, per-
fecty innocent II completely eradcates reckes puples
spots redness and all cutaDeou erupons gradually rease
.rnsr so skin; transforms the salow complex
IONS into radiant whtenes mpart.s II beautiful juve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, sner shaving, win find asy the irrusbily
and PAIN and render the skin
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Underh 50 Beekman
ST. OF William; Dr. Hart Of Broadway Cbap-
beers St Dr. Syme, Bowery Walker ST. D. scheien,
ia Canal ST.. corner Lawrence ST. o3fms
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, without clasps, springs
"A &c. thereby avoiding injury the adjoining teeth the
principles Of atmospheric pressure by LtyETT, Dentist,
No 3ll4 Broadway opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known and approved needs
comment being wholly different In principle and result
any prscticed IN New York
Ills o the highest order are most smpethe opn-
ionof the New York public this improved system, be
seen In the following respectable papers
Vide New York NTrer, 18th July, 1886.
Courier n Enquirer, 26th December iss6.
Evening Star. l7th June. "a 9mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

From eur Evening Edition Of yesterday
A Fable.

Iron Evening Edition Of yssserdayl
A Fable.
Dedicated to tie aSkor Of Pekuica~s No. SERIES
.Fal:e n..s. are vain. Thy lines their .u.hor tell.
braying that wandered through the vale,
BY chance oerhead the song Of nightingale,
And pricking up his ears, with transport wild,
He drank the strain that all his sense beguipd-
Discarding then all thoughts Of former life,
Resolved TO court the whateer the strife,
And str aight within grove he crept unheard,
And there began to initiate the bird
Four times he sounded TO the topmost key,
Andthought the music spread DER land ana sea-
In rapture then he raised his head to hear
The ,hund'ring pauds pouring in his ear;
But laughing satire hovrng near the spot
Did seem TO envy him his happy lot,
And from beneath his dagger drew
And pierced ongead rogue right through and through
Without struggle down he dropp'd his head.
While all in pity cried, hes dead he's deadi"
Fools he again in fame all over,
The great selfstyled Mysterious Loafer,
And thinks to hide the upon his back
BY dragging on beneath beggals pack;
But twill do, the Gods have made thee dun,
Thy wit reach the neanest gull,
Cease therefore, laborng in this low disguise,
And trim thy pretty locks and o be wise
Let instruments too sharp for thee, alone,
The adage, sure, is not TO thee unknown. SWIFT.
SHIN PLASTER PoErRy.-The following lines were written
the back OF shnpaser purporng have been issued by
the New York Joint Stock Exchange Co.
Art thou OF that bright
Which r. p. Blair
Did really
Would shine in every space
Between the threads Of slken purses
And jingle like harmonious verses.
And OF that buoyant team.
Bright as the suR,
Which
Up Mississipprs stream;
In body lustre, weight and size,
To suit all tastes, and please all eyes.
I'd fain believe thou
For have been
A Jackson
Through good and bad report;
Bnt, POUNDS IL can belp but doubt
Your form and feaure-so speak
Pm sure your FORMS round
Your color, too
Bellies that you
Are "yelow boy"-your sound
Is neseless my Spencer" hat
metallic currency" is that!
Yours is faultless face
Engraving pure,
And Signature,
Have worked well in their place;
But can sign-engrave one too
So, damme, I'll have of you I.
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DTS;a EMM No TI. SSETL;El IL ,GON0K.

- RHHA MIXTURE.-This mixture has been used for
thar century Of for the Of those loahesome
diseases Gonorrh9a elects, kc with decided success
although moi advertised and pulled through all the papers
the Union 1t is compounded with those medicines which
used for those diseases and Others and with mercury
great Those that have used once can recon-
mend always to their friends who unguarded
fallen victims to the above named diseases also
purifying the blood the lime &c. any particu
lars may be had of either ofthe agents.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. Underh SO Beekman St
Of William, where liberal discount III be made
those who take quantity; DIR Schefein, ia Canal
Lawrence Price II bottle. OS nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

4 lN. HAMILTON, surgeon OF long Standing, aad a
pupil of Of the first colleges or anatomy and the the
Org practice of physc and SURGERY in Europe has noved
the house No 81 Courandt where he he consult
disease incidental human nature,
uneomnoa delicate ndecate The desperate
cured in from nine days Sores Of every
description proporonate their and
ture. Attendance a all times. ola lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

E0R THE 4EMOyAL OH yURRnHLy-
forehead, neck still unsghay the upper p may
snectnaly removed BY free use Of ATklNSONS DEP1LA
TORY IN operation removing the wn-
out the least spproaeh pain, and leaving the n ard
eouer tnan before BY twice using the Depatoy the
Phcaton Of No lad consequences from its need be
bad effects. =
The advertiser prepared warrant every bottle sold BY
him TO operate edecuay and perfectly Innocent in IL
effects. frice " Sold wholesale and retail by
II. G. HART, IFS Broadway,
courf land faf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

be laid on the table without being read.
printed, debated, or referred and that no
farther action shall be had thereon. Mr..
Adams objected, bu, The rules were snspcn
dcd-aycs 1856, noes 60. Mr.. Patton then
offered his resolution, clarIng that he
offered j, IN concurrence with the genera ]
wishes cf the members from tho South
and ~ the spirit "r nc" and barmony.-
Without giving utetancc to the feelings
which swclled his bosom al the rccnllrcI ION
Of the scenes of yesterday, he would now
do what he had never done before. and sci
dom suppor,ed-- he would, for the snke Of
preventing cxcii cmen'. move the provi"ns
question. This cot off all drbnrc. but Mr..
Adams attempted 10 sp"nk. rising in great
excitement. Order. was shouted FROM all
quarters, aud for once Mr.. Adams was con
qucrcd aud sat down. Whcn the naiu
question WINS PM and carried, Mr. Adams
made vchcmet pfn'es, wh'n his nanr
was called. He wished his protest insert.
cd on The Juntnr!- ih,s he was told by the
char was uut Of order. but hr Obj nln,d ~
insertion at the fact HAT he had mad" such
o request aud that II was q. med. 81 no
more d,~cu-sIru IN tlr reference OF ami
slavery p",itr'u- can uccur tins session -
Tn" ,usr ihru went I.i" c"unri"r IT
Nrihlng of Importance done ~ the Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
IRON FOUNDRY.

"lIE Burlington Mi'I Cn ae prepared
Il To execute orders Cor Castings OF ~
cry description, A. short notice. they are
constantly provided with The best Scoich
Pig Iron, for making castings which are
required Ia be- soft Tor flushing aud ais"
Iunn most sn,abe Tor shafts. g""rs. aud
aud other castings, where great strength
and dnrabl'ny are r'qrred, They have
on hand n good assortment OF patterns {;
patterns made Ia order at short notice, by
experienced workmcn.
Potash kettles made if ordered, Caldron
do. generally kept on baud, several SIZES of
box aud fancy stoves, also Pioughs first
,snie model. with or without woods.
Castings which are required to be- turned
or bored can be done IN the best manner.
All orders directed to The above concern
will receive prompt attention.
Wlnoosk Cnv. Dec. 25. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
White TceM! and healthy

NNliOSE who would retain, or restore, these
Il desirable personal advantages, are assured
that M composion can he Obtained superior 10 the
british ANrISEPrIL DEN THRICE.
This Is an elegant and pleasant preparation in
every respect, aud has for many years past, gwen
universal Satisfaction wherever II has been used.
The Anfiseptie DenfifIice Is exempt from, acid
and other deelr, lous ingredients, which TOO he.
qnen'ly enter the composition Of tooth pow ders in
con'Inon use, and il whrns he enamel of the teeth
without doing II the least injury. The rcgu,, use
of his admired powder, hy ruriG ing The mpuh
and preventing The accumulation oi tau dr, operates
~ 'nc best pe'enl"e of the ToorH AcHE.-
The DentU ice 'cmuNc, dI,couuralions, and ,e.
stores The beautiful native wlmenrss of The enamel
As ~ application braces and sireng hens the
Gtm's, II secures 10 ihcm their healthy aud lurid
hue. aud by removing all Offensive foreign account.
a'ion irom the teeth, preserves the natural sweet.
ness of the breath. Piicc so cents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
conc Err

The members of III, Burlington Band un-
der the care of Mr. Fletcher. VIII give con-
cert at the Brick Church THIS EVENING,
Dec. 90. commencing at 7 O'Clock. The
band will perform variety of Marches. Quick
Steps, Values. Comic and Sacred Music, a
great portion Of which they have never per-
formed in public. a short address Oh the
subject of music may he expected Tickets
10 be had at the several Hotels on the square
Seats for adults below. so cents, for children
or seats in The gallery o. ce"is.
s. w SAWYER, Secretary.
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STATE OF VERMONT
CHirTrNnrN CouNTv. ~.

1HlTTENnFN COUNTN, Fr.
ChHendcn County Court. .4ug. Term 1887.
"HEREAS John Garrett aud Rodman
w .NiiheH both Of The CITY aud, s ate OF
New York. having entered their action on
book account, on the Docket of the County
Court within and for SAID Comfy of Chi ten
dcn at ,hc March Term Of said Court 1856,
against Picr Hall aud Horace Slcurns OF
said Burlington. and judgement To account
having been rendered therein. by default. and
the sub>crbrr dulv authorised Ivy said CouIt
TO audit and adjust the accounts Of the Par.
ties; and The said Defendants not having an
Attorney of record in SAID Court, and IT not
having been made to appear tina, tho said
Stcarns has had personal not lee of the service
aud peudrncv Of this sui, II was ordered by
SAID Court. that notice of the auditing of the
accounts Of the Parties be given to the SAID
II III. and Scdrns by Inbtlcailon. in the
"BurI,agton FIRE Press a newspaper printed
IN Burlington aforesaid. tlIrec weeks success.
vcly. the last Of winch shall oc at least sixty
days before the day mentioned IN said notice
which shall be deemed sufficient notice TO the
said Hall aud Stcarnsto appear and answer
thereto.
IurnrroRe. the said Hall and S,earns arc
hereby not fled that the said Auditor vii
attend 10 The dunes Of said appointment. Al
his office III Burlington ainrc.aid on the ID i
day Of March next. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
nnnn. u, which time and place, The sand Illl
and Sicarns are hrrrb, notified Ia attend ant
produce their accounts for examination ant
adjustment
Dated at Burlington in said County q
Chitcndon this ooh day of Drcembcr 1887
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eAEAa ~.S> o. L Oi.LEIT " bNNp'f'-
NlERCHAN DIE.
ca Chests. H. S. Y. II. Tyson and
w Pnuchnng Teas.
IS Bags St. ID and real Java Coffee.
10 " Pepper aud Plmonto.
K"gs fine Ginger
rs Mats Cass,n.
100 Boxes and quarter boxes fresh bunch
RaI-lns,
40 Boxes Bar Soap,
30 " Windsor SHAY No Soap,
a Ca.ks No. |. Salcra,us,
10 Ilhd+ Porto REQ aud N. Orleans
Sugars,
90 Bb's lump aud double refined loaf DO
10 Boxes Pipes,
60 Keys aud boxes plug and Cavendi,h
Tobacco.
10 Bbl+ pound ard half pound cut do.
6 " Nos. | a Q chrwlGr do.
co Jars LorlIIard'- Maccaboy Snuff,
Is 2. pn,ent Wood Pals,
100 Gun ais CD Fish,
6 Tictcos North shore Salmon,
10 Pipes Ioll. and B,timorc GIN,
6 bhs. American GIN,
hhd- 81. Cr"x Ram,
80 Ca-kS old Mad. Sherry. old Port
Malaga and Marsailes pure Wines,
90 Baskets Champaign do.
10 half pipes pure Sisncue and Amer
lean Brandy.
Boxes Starch,
90 Bags Shot.
60 Kegs Powder,
Nulmcgs Cloves, Gassia buds, dried
Curran's, &c &c.
1000 GALLONS pure fall and winter Sperm
IRON, STEEL, sc.
80 tons Eugji>h, Wagon, Coach ant
Cart tire,
Swedcs and old Sable Iron,
Sanderson's Cast, German, English Bis
ter. American aud Spring Steel,
Russia and American Nail Rods,
Gro Bars,
Steel plated and cas-, Iron Sleigh Shoes
Hollow ware, Plough castings,
Wagon Boxes. Mil Cranks,
Rork Mills POTASH Kettles
Vices, hnv'llS, SPADES. Shnvcls,
FOtGs, Halter and irarr chime
Stones Cast Steel Axes, u superior ar
licle and warranted.
TIN PLATES &C.
100 boxes Is Y IN plates aud cxtrn size
600 d. C'nada Sheet Iron,
65 Bdls Engsh aud R1ssa Sheet lroI
assorted Numbers,
100 Bills Iron Wire assorted.
8 Cases Shco, Copper,
R,vc,s hik. TUNED and copper,
Sheet 1--WE &c. sc.
STOVES 81 TRIMMINGS.
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CONSU MPTION !
ASfL,7u ! UDL COf0rrL !

w. that long train OF diseases which seem
IL TO grow with the growth Of CIVILIZED
society, CONSUMPTION takes the lead
N lis relentless inroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
IN lis earlier stages. 1t is only when n'g
leciod that il arrives OF tho terrific mntnri.
" which so often battles the sagaci'y of
profcS sunal science. An obstinate rough
Is the customary forcrunner OF the rCLMO-
NARY coNsuMprIoN. Improper neglect IN
the timely administration OF simple oht
snIulatv remedies, j. sure TO be fcprovcd
by n dreadful succession Of COnSumpfce
sym'oms: oppression Of the breast; green.
ism md bloody splitle; u|ccra'cd lungs and
hectic fever; shrivellcd cXtrcm'lcs. and
general cmacia,ion of the whole body;
pros,ration of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs; and at last, in foil
possession Of the mental faculties, aud
whsle hope s,Il whispers her flntlerlng tale
cold cXtrcmltics. and premature death.
For the various Stages of this compliant,
one Of The most approved remedies ever
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

CLOSE SHAVING. BY The oflicinl return
of votes for Senators in all the districts IN
Maine, il appears that the aggregate wing
vote. is "a l82 and the Van Buren, vote
34.l65 1t swell known that the whlg
candidate for Governor run cons lderaby
ahead Of he wing ecns'or ticket IN nearly
all the districts, ond there can therefore br
no doubt Of this election by considerable
npioritv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
EriCe so Cents,

A fresh supply Just received by
l.a'hrop g. Polwln, Burlington Beck
wlk &. Dyer, Salisbury A. p. Roscoe,
New IIaven--M. w. lInsey, Mnnk,on--
NJ Hon, HIncsburgh- Fletcher & Wood
mao, Winston C, b, Martin, Charol,e--
Il. Lyman, FerrIsburgh-L. BNby, Vcr>
gennes Fletcher g. Miner, Brldpou-~
Hen Wright. Shoreham
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NOTICE.

Ms hereby gwen To lh' > "ckho'ders Of
n the Farmers & Mechanics Bank, 'hat II
meeting, will b. holden NJ the Banking
House on the 81 Tuesday # Jauu ry
1888, al . O'Clock p Nj. 10 make IA choce
of seven Directors of SAID Bank for The
y"nr ensuing.
BY order 81 the Board.
C.. +. WARNER, Cashr.
Burlington. Dec, 6 1887,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

ENERFUME Els scented Sonps. Hair Oh.
a Powders &c. sc. We have oprucd
a great variety of hes, quality of crtumcd
Soap, Hair Ols,'oi|et powders, poma'um
among the assortment may be found 6
BoX's genuine German Cologne Water.
best qnnluy Lavender, Florida and honey
water, OTTO Of rose, smelling salts in p|a in
and cut bottles, concrete salts Of roses,
wards hair oil, bears oll, Row|ands Macassar
oil, ana The genuine Rowands macassar
OIL, Oidridges ha IN of Columbia for res,o.
ring hair or bald heads and preventing the
hair from dropping off. LIP salve, tooth
Powders vegetable Rouge. Chinese car
mlne, French iollc, Powders cosmetic cold
cream, n remedy for chatting or eruption
Of the skin, and beautiful cmolicnt for
toughnosS or chapong Of the lips, French
pomaum, Greclan dye for colorjpg the
hair brown or black, Ess. Of musk and
extract Of musk Eies Persian sweet bags
q grateful perfume seeming clothes, draw
ers &c. &c. is an cffactua preventive
against moth, prepared from q judIcious
combination Of the choices, flowers. gen
uine Naples soap. N. Smith prcn'iss, soap
genuine brown Windsor soap, CASTLE soap
Saponnce0as compound almond paste for
shaving, Br'nn!c soap for removing
grease pa nj &c. from cloth, lather box
es. and brushes razors and s,raps, nail and
tooth brushes,wutr d"wn, puff- very pleas
| ant article to use nfter shaving milk of roses
and japanese lotion for removing all erup,
| tons of the skin, Atkinsons deriatorv
for removing hair from the face neck or
| arms wl'hou, injury 10 the skin. SeidIi'z
and soda powders. DR. Spobns permapcn,
cure for the headache, red and black ink
ndel|lbIc ink 10 use with and wthou, Q
! preparation, black and fish colored cour,
plaster &c. &C. and mauy other articles
III the line, which cannot fail osut pur.
chasers. a tho variety shop by.
FANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
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IRON, NAILS, GLASS, sc

~ Tons Enn'-i, IRON nssor'od siz's.
5 do Cd & new sable Russia do.
8 do SNcdcs do.
90 do Il ,und do assorted sizes from /
Ia 3 inches.
5 do Baud do do | 10 inch.
do Square and do 10 do.
6 do Shoe Shapes.
Cast, English. German, Swcdcs. and
Sprny Steel, Rowlands best German Steel
Mil Saws. liue u c. Cast aud German
Steel Mil Saws, Steel plated, AID cast
sle gh and cutler Shoes. cnst aud wrought
Wagon Arms. Anv,s q Wees Wagon
Boxes Crow bars --Snovcl- aud S2pdcs-
trace and halter CHAINS Pioughs and
plough Cas,ings-Improvcd bark Mills.
mil Cranks. &c, &c.
1900 kegs Nails, of all sizes from Sd. to
nch spike, Of the Peru Iron Co,
Manufacture.
500 boxes, Champain, Peru g. Jerico
Glass.
| for sale by FoLLETT & BRADLEls.
Dec. 6. 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

TaxAs.- Mr. .Srnsror Preston of South
Carolina has gwen notice that he shall
introduce a PROJECT for the annexation o!
Texas to the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
II l Sill.
COOLER WORK.

1ENllE subscriber olf,rs for sale at hi;
Il shop near the Brewery. a good as
sortmcnt Cooper Work, such as Pro-
vision barrels. half barrels, meat tubs
wash tubs, churns, cheese tubs, pals &c
Re. OF the best workmaush p, and whci
wlll b, sold ON very reasonable terms. a
good aSsor,mon, of fac work wall BE- kept
on hand during the winter. The public
are invited to CAL.
THOMAS O'BRIAN.
Burlington Dec. 2. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
Wallon's Vermont Register for
1885, c"ud Edition. 500 just reed by
Dec 81. T.. GnuDRiCH
NOTICE.

ENIlE Eocin" Company No. 2, ar" re-
Il q"r''rd 1" meet n J. 'i""a'd'7 ."
Wrdn >dsv next January 81. !" make
ch"lce ola Captain aud other "i'icers n
the law DIRECTS. a punclual attendance
10 qnrs'rd by all ot'he members.
ID c:29.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
GROCERIES.

Pipes American Gin
9 do do Brandy
Ftcnch Brnndy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix
Rum. Madeira. Sherry, Port, French
Madeira, Malaga and Champaign Wines,
90 hhds Moasscs,
so Bags Cufirc,
10 do Plmen,o,
10 do Pepper,
2 bbls Cloves,
800 lbs Cassin,
IS kcg- Pure Ginger
10 T,etces Saletatus,
G5 Ghosts Tyson SKIN Teas,
CD do Young Tyson do.
50 Qrn'al~ Goldfish,
g Boxes Pipes,
81 do Hard Soap.
.35 bbs St Ctoix 81 Port Rico Sugars
q J II. PECK & Go.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
600 MylysISE2ITc,

NV II subscriber would Intnrn tho pub
n lc that he hra constantly on hand
large quantities OF hluskels, Rifles, Swords
Pistols and Military articles of all descrip-
tons, his muske,s are in perfect order and
fit Tor actual service,
WILLIAM lIINToN.
Military and Sportsman. Warehouse,
10 Broadway New York.
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New Goods.-Deccmbcr 6.

WE have just returned from New
w York with our fall assortment Of
Goods. IN oil their variety. for further par
llculars see future advertisements, for the
Goods please call al he Variety Shop.
HANGRnRN g. BRIS.MAtD.
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Motto Seals. Ivory Paper Cut

I'5V'VV N'NWTN. hNVT y UI'VT OWV-
icrs &c. a great variety oi glass seals. with
notices good impressions, Ivory paper knives.
b,ass sea is. red and black scaling wax. red
waters, lndia Rubber, sc,in ground English
letter paper. fine imported and American let
ter and cap paper, billet paper, good quilts,
pants brushes. &c. &c. for sale at the Variety
Shop. PANGBORN 81 BRINSMAlD.
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Notice..

Us hereby given iha, the undersigned and his
n wife Deidnd ChiiicHden, have separated
by mutual agreement aud that provision has
been made for her separate maintenance ,
Therefore all persons arc forbidden to trust
her on NV account. bella CnirTENDEN.
Shclburnc, 81, 1887.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-17

The poorest boy may be Presidents mo
eulogy upon the character of our insttu-
tons can be more just and beautiful, no
commentary uron them more striking and
impressive, than are found in the history of
Andrew Jackson who has just retired from
the Presidency Of the most powerful Re-
public that now exists, and Of Martin Van
Buren, who has succeeded his illustrious
predecessor. Both were poor boys. The
former was the son ola poor Irish emigrant,
a stranger in strange land, and almost
houseess. At an early age he was left an
orphan, and compelled to depend upon slen-
der means of a widowed mother and his
own exertons. He succeeded in acquir-
ing a moderate education, not a collegiate
one, and rose rapidly from one situation TO
another, IN the military as well as civil line,
became one Of the most celebrated COM
manders of the age, and closed his splen-
did career of public service, in the most
exalted station to which human being
can be elevated. Martin Van Buren, was
also poor boy, the son of farmer, who
was obliged to till the soil with his own
IluIluS lOl tIlC VI ouppOll' 10y
wearied industry and exertion Mr.. Van
Buren, succeeded in getting an education,
such as could be obtained without the aid
Of tutors and professors, became distin-
guished member of the bar, Senator in Con.
gress, Governor of New Y ork, Vice Presi.
dent of the United States, and now the
President. What noble examples for the
imitation of the American Youth Lei
the young men Of our country ever re.
member, that no station in the republic is
too high for them to aspire to-that the
Presidency of the most splendid and pow.
erful Republic on the earth is within the
reach of the humbest urchin that roams
the streets of our villages. What encour
agemcnt to talent and virtue do our inst
tutions hold forth " Liberty and equality
is the glorious motto of our Republic, =
May it ever have its due effect upon GU
countrymen. 1t should prompt the poor
est citizen to hold his head up as proudly a.
he who exuts in the possession Of millions
Argus and Spectator.