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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23
NOTHER Proof OF THE rAITIrU1.
AHUNTERS RED DROP, over every other remedy eyrr

a;s~oxersd - 49,. f, over every other remedy ever
- Copy Of a letter received through the pos, Office
Dr. U. LeyisonDear Sri Beng in yeur civ alout ,vc
months ago purehssed bottle Hustsr Red DROP
eonac.d lb0 aesaui d s,as who s
-. IN your city, about sln months ago Hs Was worn
The care of,wo three N Newuri snd o.e IN
but se S.% Of and sun
1r n = have sad before He enrey wen alter
asg about BEETLE and half and he Is with
~ on your red drop the means Of
have so susss las To numbers Who
Newark. N. J. March g. isss JUN ;. Was
.b he III WILDE fany use TO you. You liberty pub
This ser can he seen al the Office. Nc Division , =
.e'se, cure warranted IN every case sold oher
e..ee n"ae Guy. my4lm'
HUNTER's RED DROP Office Division street,
this nedeln. has performed VI in It's worst slsgs When
sJ tsyy. ng sa sn used to no good effect
gare for itself celebrity unparalleled in bs annals m.a
brought out was yea . s.o %o a. "s:
sa Il. .s ssyoss n T19,s way,
sren vii, give The rea idea ofi real yirtus:o
They Ss G,. :. my ~ are Of "a
sn' se[s ys or hey would e.s and
the most .iu men here 50 called have soss very Sc
s Is sSrIs VI can s assure but have
quarters for your medicineom Alabama PisSusgh Mo-
o. all his medicine physesn g use in her prsses
Ts here !: ?. deception IN this stubscrn fse
North siI,h street. PhIlsdeiphis iapo,errec sc.,on III
frovidsncs 50 Hamilton
laeen street, Charleston = c. "a Camp street New Or
esn and IN Louisville keatuchythe only place. IN the
world where the medicine can be obtained. ny4 Inn
MEn,s. YOUTHS, AND CuILDR EMS
W CLorHINC-GEO A. IfOYT Co. No II Bowery.
ha,e On hand an extensive ofreay cohise
sutrd every and sine which they will very ehes1
'or assn "Nfer ~ wholesale or fefnu pu259sp.
TO THE PUBLIC-DR DE ANGELS, formerly a
ssd ,seos O. s,sseTs - he public h9.p.s a. Naples
where he has been practising pfysc the 7oa
unues TO ~ consulted hts ec~, No I9e Fulton st. nearly
opposite Church st This establishment Intended for IN.
public sood against the eeusions Of empci, IN impor.
tart branch ~ practice. To certain disease Rheumatic
affections DR. De Anges has bees sngulsy succeui and
the most terrible effects ef those disorders have
been cured by him In short Of Tine ircopve
nsnee the patient Distractions chronic ssctens ueer
" the throat Of the kis, stiffness Of p,s
pains In the limbs debility, isgeshsr wu train ofnpmerous
evils arising from neglect improperly curing the most in
sdious msade have given way 20 his mode OF treatment, IN
aim II incredible manner. Hissu
attributable 10 his well kRown medic preparations which
whilst they eradicate every OF disease restore he eac
ated pstientto ~slth and new vigsr - 'e-
The most urequvocal references will he given nv the .
serber necessary to persons OF The greatest rrspessbv
iv this city. a DRANQwrIk M1yrr'V
=. Al Or Ne Angels family medicines may be had at
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

IT, BROWN, Stone Seal sgraver and yeweIer, has
removed 10 IA Bresdwsy. oppose the Parh. Goats OF
Arms Crests CyPAer Emsemstiea ssbecis &c engraved
Diamonds Amethyss Topascs Or, stslsh bought
In the rough form. Lsdis Seals Pencil Cases
signe Rings engraved with Goats Of Arms Crss
device Goats Of Arms pssteo snd forwarded TO
part Of the United States
Books q Hsrssry kept, with upwards OF 100 600
Goats of Arms found myls 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

MO. DIVISION SIRE ETs-In gratitude to Mr..
Levsen Io whose philanthropy in making the eeebra
ted Levsons Hunters Red Drop public and in hopes
viii be the mcars of rescung others ro the grave
ring them to society ayan hereby certify knew his
Rcd Drop tn utstc friend Of mine ar having
the vlone year. In The mcanms all The oher advertised
remedies used and the advertised
well feed cure but good effect The person
enjoys good health apS cured ntwo weeks by bottle
of Lasison's Hunier's Red Drop.
C. B., No. Is - street.
New York jane LIST, 1887.
N B. This neman has allowed himself TO be referred n
and can he time mvz.Ip,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

WhNII1Ea.D..Msy yoSog man y wears q .sei situation
keeper in ho'e objection 90 in the country or 10
any soutbe or wesiern city Can give good reconmends
noe addresseato This Office, win immediate At
tsntinn Ryl9sts
New cspa NJ. SMS Ii .sniss c.
continues 70 make insurance sgans, loss and damage
r. Hnyers, President, DavidLee,
Micah Baldwin,. Cornelius w. Lawrence,
y:soIag 9. fucker, VIM m. C G; eSoo'
Jehsl larger, Megs D. Berjsmm,
John .; Wolfe, joins Morrison,
L. Woelley, John Rankin, ri. I..
jas LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary.
FAST RJvER FIRE INsURANCE Con-
and opposite the exchange. continues insure aesns
sss or s.%.s BY ARE al and other buildings
Jans;Mesr.d,, Joseph Kemoehe.,
John reters John Brouwer,
T. L. Williams John Wilson
Henry W. His, cSsrIes 3sps,y.
Campbell r. white, Abuer weymsa
aonen > p,no., George Cogreshau'
. VIM hANDEvILLE, President.
EF.ss0n INSURANCE. COMPANT-
Once Ne a Wal St corner Of Hanover s-This Comps
inRs, god merchandise ally, also ON vcssr
and esrgoes against loss or damage by inland ssvgston
favorable ter ms as any other Office.
Thomas w, Thsrne, yoso IT, Lee
John Dawson, Moses Tucker,
Tbos. #. Woodruff Tbos. r. Davis,
N Eswsrd D Howell, Dr.. David Rogers
Thomson Price, j. ". Rsssosn.
John horss, H.W Dv. h. n. Rohson,
Ansos BAKER, Joseph Drake,
John q. Merritt, stephen LYON,
Alex Mss,eron, Caleb G. Tunis,
travels r. Sage, ssml. UpderhlL
GEO. r HOPE. Secretary. les
CREENwICB INSURANCE. COMPANY
VI Ace Mo- 1895 Hudson s-ssurance against loss or a.
mage bv FIRE buildings Of every dsscripen
bouehols furniture and s kinds NJ akee
ON ss reasonable terms any Other Office In ths city.
Timothy whhtemere, George Suckey,
jacob nrush, Joseph w Bsndle
Asaer Martin, liz pry j. ssamvr
Horasio Mott John r. ssuerlee,
james NJ Wells, Nathaniel Jarvis.
Clinton Gilbert, Edward ID. wes,
Isaac L. VMtap Abrshsm Coursen,
Abraham Van Nest, VIM. L Morris
Wa Hsvemeyer. VIM. G. Rbin elsnder,
a lam TsliNeTHY wh arrfTi5siy Pre.ider.
JOSEPH ToRREYreere,ary U.s.
ONsbRsNek OMAN. os,s ssS q New yo,s, .
Wall -At election for Directors, held ri the oec ~ the
Company on Tuesday the I'd January The fclowss gene
men were duly elected Directors Or the
Gilbert Allen, Edward Richardson
John Thorse, TT Nissan,
Jed Eyre, v. q. Tburstc~,
James NJ Co,h haac Newton,
q. m. james. Jsmes Frecisad,
James Bogert, Jr., J.N seymeur'
George Ehnirger, AZ ssnt
AN,eri Woodbnl A N. Morrpll
D. ID Di.~wsv slrs Brown,
r. w. winslow John " ereen6eld,
Gwp,ggs wit,an n. Bend,
Rel. Depeysier, sH Hcrries,
unsnously reelected President sod James avser Ese
' ss f''''e'e Ts.'Ntorks. Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

A RABIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH POW
"A DEkThh Powder renders the teeth white athens
guns prevents tooth sche and decay Of the teeth
the seurvy prpies the face Itching Of the head
W Sore stops he sfussn blood by cut
wound and thrrn leaving We chalsuge fer
eIooo who will find Heterogeneous nuri.
BRUN LA RosAIRE co.
myli eodNs tB william 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

ITO LET-In East Brssdwsy In gsnteel private family
where there chi dren handsome from psrers with
bedrooms adjoining suitable for gentleman and bis wife
single gentlemen Breakfast and will be furnished
quirra The Dry Deck stages pas the door every ave
ute. For further particulars apply at No. sol Ess, Broad
way.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

New York, June lst 1887.
~ b. This gt nileman has allowed himself be referred TO-
ana can ne seen atany time. my4-lm'
CS0n nEWAnD --CRoSS'S SPkCIrIC MIX
POOV TURk-Forthe cfIre of Gonorrh1a elects, src.
and analogous complaint ~ the org
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure ibout the least
regard 10 det drink exposure change in application
rubc " The medicine does not speak itself shall
speak Tor ". Ous thject notify had
and that tie proprietor challenges single case OK ~.
cent Gonorrhoea TO be brought which Mixture viii n
eject a rapid cure, under . forfeiture OF $500.
Tbs disease that unfortunately psrvades all ranks oil
They are presented with remedy by which they can
cure themselves without the least exposure the shortest
time possible
Further he desc OF the Mir.
trre istaken at nlghton going bed when exposed.
tis putu bottles with fu directions ACCOMMODATING n
AZ 81 bottle. One bottle lasts cures
Many ured in days.
FOR sale only Br VIM H. Minors drug store No. 10,
broadway ccrner Of Dey (Franklin Eouse) New York;
and at yenes Huchnson's, Of Chestnut and 7h
Philadelphia. an. 3ms
EOR THE REMOVAL OF SUPERFLU.
GUS hAR-Tnat pane OF temaie beauty the
oreneas neck o. sim more unsighy the upper lip
efectnaliy removed by ATKINSON'S DEPfLA
TONY It's operation instantaneous removing the hair wl
out the least approach pain and leaving skin
softer than before BY twice using the Depaiory the
NE har are usually destroyed Require further
pretended may be used infants ska without any
bad effects
The advertiser prepared warrant every bottle sold !,
him 20 opsrate efectuay ahd to be perfectly
effects. Sold wholesale and reniby
II. C. HART, ITS Broadway
. Grart "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

WOODS TOOL gTORE.-T. j. WOOD, import
w OF Cspenters sad other Mechanics Tools has just
reeeves packet ship south hmerics invoice Of supe
rior sheffield Tools among which GUT BANDS, Al
Sizes, BRUSH SHEARS. 0LOvERs SHEARS. STEEL
Tools hand which he Offers for sale his store Me-
Chamber, corner OF Chatham street., m. Y. q
NJ. n. Awsys hand an excellent assortment OF TURN
ING LATHEs suitable Tor heavy and light turning. gentle
mems tool chess, garden tool chests be nc nv ~ 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

N WIFE hear ~ comfort sbr situation In the ceun
try, miles from New York, provided the ife
the domestic STAIRS of small cottage, and get plain
for three our bachelors and the husband look ser
ceupe Of horses and make himself generally usefn s assist
ing IL the bonss, &c. who understands gardening
would preferred Such scoupe capable cfhe sbovr, and
bring urdovbed reverence, may apply ut Mr. CIR
HUGHs, 100 Fulton a. between II and O'Clock.
fuxf i've
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23

young man 10 years Of age; situation
keeper hoe- has objection to 60 in the country,
any southern or city Can give good Recommended
noe addressed 10 IL al This Office III immediate
tsntion. nyl9.atr
vNHG HOWARD INsuNAA CkCOmPANY
New CAPITAL sSooooa-onee Ne. 81 Wall st-Ths CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-23
nj s SfofarNcoHGeTEaas kdNyP 81 SaHNE II

nave en- hand m extensive ofreay eo,hae
uted every and size, which th.y will sell very ehesp
Tor sash either n wholesale esnn. ma3-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

RLOoD MAKES FOR sALE5rwe thorough
Eclipse price s5eBarelegs, soel mare sye,rs old Ills
psng Nv the imported horse Barefoot price s2Ho F cert.
6cste OF pedigre Apply A. CWAMgERLArN nj hss sts.
hle N Liberty Washington, the ey
will be years old this spring my23lv dSvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

(tHrLD \ Nts-rhe subscribers secy
~ constantly on hsrd an extensive assortment Of children,
eothnr made most fashionable style which they wa
cell very reasonable terms at wholesale or retail
m23-3m, GEO A. HOYT a co IA uowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

NEk COMPLAINT AND COU9H-kr
oeerge Young, druggist rorner Of Brocme ard Thomp-
son .ts makes the following ststement:--
Having taken violent cold which settled upon my lungs
shoulder which ws times that could scsrcey
turn over IN bed was gradually WASTING away and weary
accompanied with nauses appetite debility other
distressing symptoms, my sufcrigs Fndinr
no oer ny rom sny medicine, rcsortsd to DR. Ty9 bs-
SAN o. Lverwor which soon made WELL and able to at
rhs medicine Is sold at s7S Bew~y. mySsr
Nav YORK TATrERsALLs-The propre-
and strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping
hand and harness. new AID
Also variety Of horses single sssa pairs for private ana
Horse. either bought OF sold o. cc.m.,e,.
NB Liberal advances made manufacturers On csrria-
ges leh NJ this establishment Tor sale u J. ~
myD 3sw1m
: .WuI. TOOTH PAsTE-An usequalIsa Depv-
~ frce -TIs Orrs Tcsih psse has, IN every inspce,
more than resr the hebe Who have
bs eetL giving 10 them and r~sriy white
ress removing and peves ng every appearance ofs
nd \. ais eli sc~rs Of The the rrorr, OF d.
cav IN teetband mpsrs that peculiar and
the breath scr whieh the 0vrs Root justly and
ed Tor i,s agreeable and frssrasce
The ORRs TOOTH PASTE csn on the ipstsst, be ohss~
g.a into an and ssst ereees, Tccs wsss whe
sPpesasg. the toilet wsrrs.,ea eoo.si.
highly recommended nv The Den les
sale and the satisfaction that ersurss bow
ever the best efis popularity aud merit Free,
For ssls nv n q Hart IT'S BrcsSvry N psrt NJ n. ma
spd o. sds-r Howe Gucn, rs Chahsm =; e
it Grad street between East Broadway and vision
atscoSsws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

| Youths and Chlaren's Hats, from 81 50 tn 90
The above prices small advance the OF the
material and workmanship all sales must be
made for cash, without deviation from the above low p
|
Also uarivaed OF Cloth and Fancy Caps
wholesale and RETAIL Country dealers supplied the most
favorable terms G.. WATSON
| mil .3ms l54 Chatham 81 3doors from Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28


VISITING CARDS in pais writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card NAV
be procured the ~ Maiden and NJ
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment where specimen books
he
Also silver plated Door and Number plates. he plating of
which unce.nmonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards executed with ds,ineu sss and
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, he.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden Lane
sie5m and Broadway.
ar MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hyscias, has re-
osed 322 Bawey door above Bleecker
ladies he accommodated with beard pleasant furnished
and the hest OF attendance during their Confinement
NJ Bird costumes be consulted all diseases incidental
females Advice gratis. mys Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

H,gA Water, 8 16
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

composition Ornament tlanul acrOry,
594 Broadway, New York.
u JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects an,
Builders that he continues furnish every
scrpon for the interior finishing of buildings the loves
terms.
NJ B. Specimens can We at the mandatory above
Ornaments got npto any design. my9-6nt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28


obeh h Box "a n ia Up IT,
at James G.
esnsfrA gens 10 uchSswh l, st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28


III THE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and
the public addition te his extensive splendid
he hes opened and fitted In handsome conmodious
STYLE large and pleasant room for TIE purpose acting
the the Shades plan, and in accordance has given
the title ne above The arrangements being complete
" famed welsh Rsreb, fosping Mug of Als
usually found In similar establishments he soeits public ps
trsparp
To the ADMIRERS OF social intercourse the friends hss
and the levers Of first Havana to puH "ul csre
away, the bOwERy SHADES, will BE found pleasant
resort IS caa DC wished for by The most fssous the cpl
The rules and are Of the most wholesome ors.
and by which the Bowery shades will be exeiuveiy gov
on Saturday evenug May 18TH the room wifi b. FIRST op.p
ed for company and subsequently every day and
ryl1imiss .. BARNETT.
ID Bowery where he for sale gcversl as
sorts cnt Of Boots and Shoes. among which
Gentle calf Boos light and ef the very ouslty
buck and calf half Scots
nrogans
Shoes and Pnmps
gsiter Pumps, brown and black
sn,k AVID morocco dancisg Psmps
undrc~ morscco slippers and NsHihers :,
Ladies coiored asd black slippers, ls ID and ID
Also misses cbldrens youths rrd Brogars 81
vsrieus qualities most a fashion, and nj prices cocerang
With the times, for cash, whrh much wanted 81 THIS time
Friends ard customers merchants and desier are invited "
call and purchase. wholesale and retail, AZ ~ bsw,y
myii2v* Hsnb
DbHDkn~ TEUnk AND BANobo&
- BOARDs-Ioe tone or sale by ru,o,r
myIan nesnd liz Nssssn"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

az MIR. BRIST0w.-Let all bad writers lock a,
his advertisement
SE1Axs- Prire,ps ~ess--24m. Of the genuine article
myss-t- g. c. MARSH, No " Cedar street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

III LOUIS BENOTT, Professor OF nusic, respectfully an
nouRces TO the Ladies and Gentlemen New York III
vicinity that he has the city ater absence
three and he return his tanks them for their
patronage and begs leave acquant them that he still
nues In his professional line. Ills residence at No N Tho
mas st. New York. my15 2ss
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09

don't know how to get that whlm OUT OF
Mr.. --'s head.o 'Put another whlm
in nv" replied a quick-headed sister,
"and the absurdities will neutralize each
other" The advice was as clever rs that
of Aberrethy upon similar occasion. A
lady went 10 the doctor in great distress
of mind, and stated TO him, that, by a
strange accident, she had swallowed IKE
spider. At first, his only reply waF,
'swhew! whew !! whew ~ a sort Of inter
nal, whisting sound, intended 10 be Ind'-
catve of supreme contempt. BIT bis an
xious patient was not so easily to he re-
pulsed She became every moment more
and more urgent for some means Of, rehei
from the dreadful effect Of the strenge ac-
cident she had consulted about; when, at
last looking ronnd up,n the wall, he put
up his hand, and caught "a fly. "Ihero,
ma'am." said he, "''e GOT remedy Ter
YOU. Open ,our mouth; and as soon as
I've put this nv into it, shnt it close agaln !;
and the moment the spider hears the fly
buzzing about, up he'll GENE ;and then you
cen spit them bath out together"
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09
MARRIAGE.

The marriage ceremony is the most IN
Ieresting spectacle social lie 'hlblts'--
To see two rational beings, in the glow OF
youth and hope. which invests life with
the halo of happiness, appear together,
and openly acknowledge their preference
for each other, voluntary enter into a
League of perpetual friendship, and call
Heaven and earth to witness the sincerity
Of their solemn vows-to think OF the en-
dearing connection, the important conse-
quenccs, the final sep"ration--the smile
kindIed to extacv at their union, must at
length he quenched with the tears of The
mourning survivor! but while life ccntln-
ucs, they are to participate in the same
j1ls, to endtre the like sorrows, to reJolce
and weep in unison. Be constant, man;
lie understanding, woman; and what can
earth ofer so pure as Your friendship, so
endearing as your affection.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09
THE FUTURE.

Who rest content with the PRESENT.
None. We hive all deep within us era
wing for the future. In childhood we an
ticipate youth: in youth, manhood; in man.
hood, old age and to what does that turn
but to a world beyond our own? From the
very first, the strong belief is nursed with.
in us; we look forward and forward, I'll
that which was desire grows faith. The
time TO come is the universal heritage o.
mankind; and he claims butla small part
of his portion who looks not beyond the
grave.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09

Call not that man wretched, who, what
ever else he suffers as to pain inflicted or
pleasures denied, has child for whom ne
hopes, anil on whom he doats. Poverty
NAV grind him to the dust, obscurltv NAV
cas-, it's darkest mantle over him, the song
of the gay may be far from his dwelling
his face NAV he unknown to his nelghbors
AMI his voice he UNDECIDED by those among
whom he dwells-even pain NAV rack his
Joints and sleep NAV fee his Pillow--bu'
he has gem with which he would moi
part for withdrawing computation, for
fame filing worlds ear, for the luxury
Of the highest health, or the sweetest sleep
that ever sat upon mortal's eye-'id.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09
DIABLERIE.

There ia an amusing and ingenious article in
Bentlv, entitled "Thc Temptations ofSt. An
thany." The conclusion Of the whole matter
is conta ned in the final stanza:
There are many devils that walk this world
Devils large, and devils small;
Devils so mengrc, and devils so stout;
Devils with horns, and devils without;
Sly devils that 90 with their tails upcurled,
Bold devils that carry them quite uhfurlcd;
Neck devils, and devils that hrawl;
Serious devils, and laughing devils;
Imps for churches and imps for revelsi p
Devils uncouth, and devils polite;
Devils black, and devils white;
Devils foolish, and devils wise;
But laughing woman, with two bright eyes,
Ia the worqeqt devil ofall.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09

Men Of genius are not always dnick in
their comprehension Of other mems ideas
they trust more to their rnaided powers
Of mind for the understanding of subject
than to fluctuations Of others. and there
fore do not acquire the habit of compre-
bending readily what others NAV explain.
For this reason, many men of splendid &C.
MUS we're dull when boys. They thought
more than they studied, and as their thot,s
were vet crude and unexpressed, none
knew of the hidden fire that WIS ere long
tts.burst forth in an unextinguishable
blaze. ~