Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
VOL. mo. 10.

iay dbtal living, tact VIII MAKE oLe'--
llent gets good name, tact great one.
3alcnt conyinces, tact converts, Iaent
han honour 10 the profession, TACT gains
l3nour from the profession. Take them
4, court. Talent feels It's weight, tact
Ands las way. Talent commands, tact ls
{beyed. Talent Is honorsd with appro>
laion Tact Is blessed by preierment.--
4 acc them in the senate. Talent has the
suf Of the house, but tact wins It's heart
\ I'D has rs totes Talent is lit Tor en-.
aOn..aaps buL tact is flted for it. il has 8
~ ss-s-tl -,,4- L sReet
Tlcac6 and gibuess Vi movement, as I
billiard baltlnslnuatos Itself INTO the peck.
IT. 1t seems 10 know everything withou.
learning any tbing. II has served an IN.
visible aud eXteinporary apprenticeship
Il wants no drilling. 1t never ran6s ia
me awkward squad, 1t has no lett hand,
40 deaf eaF, no blind side, 1t puts On no
looks Of wondrous wisdom, il has no air OF
proiundJy; but plays with the details o!
place IS de&leTUdSiy as weii-luaght
hand f0urlshes over the keys OF the piano.
forte. IL has all Ihg air OF cominou place,
and al the orce and power Of genius
1t can change SIDES with aey1rea4o move
aient, and &c al al points Oh me compass,
Whsle talent Is ponderouSIy and learnedly
shifting singie point. Talent calculates
o,cariy, reasons logically, makes out
case as clear as daylgnt, and utegs It's o.
races with all the weight of justice and
FIo.rF. rptItr,5 hHNt ,HttrhdIp.
ton, puzzles the profound without protun.
day, and without VA outWlJS the wlse.--
So. them together Oh race Tor popularity,
poB IN hand, and tact will distance talent
t by mai the course. Talent Drlngsto mar
I Ike, that which is wanted, tact produces
tha.which is wished or Talent Instructs;
tao, snGrhiens. Talent leads where no
one follows; tact follows where the ilu,
mouf leads. Talent is pleased that Il
oueh, to have succeeded; tact IS de'i8hIeo
IL has succeeded Talenl tolls for pos
tcrlty which wiil never repay IL, 'Gc'
throws away no pains, but catches inc
passion Of the passing hour. la'eh'
b baiFds Tor eternity; tact on short lease
!, al gsts erad interest Talent la certaiH'
,ory Aue thing 10 talk about very
good thing 10 be proud OF, very glorious
smincuoe 10 look down from; buI iarL IS
. useful. portable, applicable, always awe,
. always alerl, always marketable; ltls Inc
talent of talents, the ayailabIeneSs OF re-
SOURCES. the applicability Of power, tho
eve Of discrimination, The right hand OF
, ;ntellect.--From series, i clever essays
5y ne Aptaor Of Ifoaklchorough HaH,'
pn5lisIed IN the A.iaS newspaper.
HAIRY DAYS "A paper was found after
tha death of Abderama, one OF the Moor
r ,sb kings OF Spain, who died at Cordoya'
= in q6I' attor reign of fifty years, WITH
these words, written by himself:--"Fltty
years have passed since | became calPh.
/, have enloyed riches, honors, and plea
Z sures; Heaven has showefed upon me al
/ the Gifts that man could desire In TINS
lonq space Of apparent felicity, have
tan1 an accounto how many happy days
III have passed; their number is fourteen
p Consider then, inortats, what IS grandeur,
, wbat is the world, and what is IiieV"
q Oe,sIy OF TIRE BARBEE's PoLE.--The pole
s which. marked with red spiral stripes
}, lands OF every BARRIERS door, IS a stand
n inc puzzle TO most people IN ms country
l-{T6e barker himself cannot interpret III
= meaning. The professors OF the art O
b. shaving IN the old world, however, under
At stand he meaning Of the symbol better
il than we. Us is evident from the following
is explanation, given by one Of them on
y lrial in an English court of Justice
= sab. Sir! a pole is an old ancient sigl
o. amono barbera, and il shows 10 9O Gus
!. toa,ess, ,.dsils wsrd generallyysas 90
n fore-Gatbers used to bleed their customer
l:l IN tho harm thus ear-pole they used {
- hold. ana them there stripes is the vita
81 Auid.as flowed down II.
re OraooaAimcAI ANALYSIS Of 'SDEvIL."--
ISL y Me kod.st preacher at South Shields
All at Sunday, after remarking on the u
" uropriateness Of the above cognomen
\ the person designatedby il, added" q
al whole world is bad; If we take away u
ho Ara, .lettor, it'is emil, take away anoth'
Al letteg, Il is rile, take away the next lett
al and II is III, aud the last letter itself n
the sound Of Ifell."--SathertaEd Heral
Al DugpLlNc--Thecrav spirit thatwou
put down this practice, which ages ha'
n censecrated, is lnore TO be pitledithan 9
IVY yied--especiaily in this republican cou
'H' try. DGelling, under proper regulation
cnn3 Is NECESSARY 10 check the ogofweenu
'hu bride Of wealth and power. L placessi
NJ honorable wealthy and unwealthy upoa
S9' republican equality, and is calculated
sgfr ahcck that spirit Of backbiting wAlcn
on emboldened by impunity-
% The proud arstocraA who loves
'psi nurse And his life as the aPpleSof his o.
1sss ffS,,pd oooo cease Wanting of the OF