Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

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his carriage and in his Dress casual acquaintance he
is really better than he seems besides he applies him
self closely his profession and though very young
man. already has practice far exceeding any other Of
his years and experience and quite equal of the
venerable among the professors of the healing art
AS young W*r* there is Disgusting the fact that
he is the very last being earth would have supposed
the bright enchantress would have smiled upon. He is
what's commony called harmless person" His form
is lean ank awkward, and uncouth his face of pale
cast, and eaden expression his eyes usreess and in
animate; his smile perfect carricature of pleasant
ry; his mind is alarge hall full Of emptiness.
My friend, the young satrst, remarked that he had
been in search Of idea since his arrival here
and thought he had found it. but when he attempted
deliver himself of it, it proved to be all ideal but he
thinks himself intellectual, and twere pity unde
ceive him. When first saw him as the afianced Of
that lovely creature, light and ETHEREAL air
could not but reflect upon the fact established by
ny permanent and melancholy instances that we can
hardly really splendid, magnificent woman,
being of light and loneliness but they 90 on from ri
umph to triumph, exultng in conquest regardless of the
appeals Of affection, until their is ended by
rying Avery stupid kind of animal for fear another
| and better may not offer.
Beautiful enchantress here's prayer for thy desti-
ny-heaven grant thee sunny skies and fowery path
way through life
Here is MIR. and Mrs. W, Of Morristown re
visiting the of their awakening love. Twas
here the first prayer made, the first pledged
they handsome pair and happy, TOO, as the hopes
OF childhood. The brilliant Miss s., of E town. is
with them, gay and sportve ever; and her old
friend, Mr. s., of N w. is apparently trying to revive
former Irritation. He is all devotion and although she
him very graciousy it is thought she is only in
dulging in a little light amusement"
There are also numerous Philadephians with u.s. and
many from the di ercnt and interior Of New Jer
sey Among the latter, Mrs. S. and three daughters
from E. town; the latter very agreeable, pleasant
persons but the elder lady, from what motive cannot
divine certainly it be for the reason that many
young ladies attract attention than her daughters
is constantly disseminating brilliant scandal particularly
about young gentlemen; but she is harmless
old dove win place themselves upon the defen-
sve which annoys her exceedingly. What vile excre-
SCIENCES such people are!
forgot mention that there is church here whose
vsters assemble the Sabbath pour forth their thank
offerings the of divine grace There pure
quiet holy calm about the scene in this little temple
that sinks deep into the heart inspiring emotions of the
most devout and sanctihed reverence! Oh, my dear
fellow, wish you could be here unite in the felici.
ties that surround u.s. and listen ncog) the mupli.
ed encomums showered upon you and your dear little
Herald, with occasional vtuperatons from the tight
heads and blue SKINS all Of whom read it, Of course
with great gusto.
There many other interesting and passing
events which wish give you, but have already ex-
tended my letter far, and defer another day.
My will be brief but replete with interesting
social affairs. Do skip here and uxuriate if but
for day IN the dewy freshness of this verdan
Adieu for brief period. ALMAYzoR