Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
EXECUTIVE DErARTMErT, !
Jackson, Nj.
February l6, 1855.

Trade Of albany NJ Y.--Tbc IIarbor Mas
Ter fthe Port Of Albany reports that d73 vessels
arrived there during the last season. The aggre-
gate tonnage Of these vessels was 1854 tons
The number Of trips made by them is computed
at 6,435.
Mr., Caldwell, Of New Orleans, has offered
premium of SI50 fora complete orchestral ar.
rangcmont OF the three National Airs, A..aifEo-
lumba,' "Wa.hincion's March,p md oYan-
: acc 70 a." Thg composition 10 be the work
Of native of Louisiana.
Cheering Prospect !--Iue Iainnassco'
idian, audng to the "prescnt situation Of the
lroutier," states that Fifty Indians might at.
tack the Scat Of Government, dIspefse tie Lee
gisIaliye Council and Court Of Appeals, fire the
CITY, and escape with lmpuuityW
The Charleston Courier, Of tho l2th. SAYS .--
"The Hon. Mr.. Horton, Senator Of the Re
public Of Texas, arrived in this city on Saturday
evening last. We learn that Mr.. Horton Is
charged with instructions TO make the purchase
Of one OF more scam.packcts, for the public scr
vice Of Texas"
One Of the Seminole Indian warriors confined
in the Fort on SulNan's Island, at Charleston,
recently committed suicide, in consequence Of a
reprjmand from his brethren for having committed
dcprcdauons upon nelghboring hon foosts
An Italian, in travelling il ibis country, some
years since, bong IN company with true son Ct
/ New England, remarked with much enthusiasm,
| in his foreign accent /" Sar, sou hive no great
delights IN America, that we Dave IN llaiy~-wc
| have thaTc, Sar, Vcsuyius, that sends It's fires So
| the heavens y Tie true Yankee hoy stood It
long cnouqh--ho turned round TO tie Italian be.
| fore he had time 70 let his hands iall from their
gestures Of admiration for his country, and Wiih a
tone Of impotence, replied, "D--n youf Nc.u-
vus.--We'ye got Niagara thai Nil put her out
in five minutes"
LATELr M,HRED-You sec that pim-look-
ing young man yondcr, with smooth chm, coun-
tenance all IN smiles, neatly trimmed WHISPERS
dove colorcd stock, white vest, well bIactcc
boots, new hroadcolh coat and panaloous saiu.
ing silk hat ies,'--how graceful he walks, G.
rect too, as a mnypole, his head as mnofabl'
as though it were stuck on pivot; a smile for ey
cry body, and crimson check FOR each friend IA,
meets He seems the happiest man alive, and il
good humor with adj the world "Ycs, what o
hIm!n-Whal? why--he got married last week.
GoiSG INTO BUSINESS TOO YouNG.--lt ha
been the wisdom Of experienced minds, that
young man makes a great mistake by entering
into business for himself too young. OF the nun
Der who begin thus, how few succeed. The
launch off upon an untrled sea, without a com
pass, ruddcr or an oar, and they arc soon tosse
about at the mercy Of every contendng blllow, {
finally dashed in ruin upon some rugged peak.
To face the world, you must know the worlC
The youth who pounces by single bound int
the arena Of commercial contention and compel
ton finds himself outshot by old marksmen in Ii
0 exciting contest lie may bet upon the issu
: and with each loss be only the more excited
laying down his stakes, but he soon dies lorIoI
game to the pracilsed artistic
Proper ambition should not be checked; b'
. let the youth learn the world ele be undertakes
: be of the world. Get It's wisdom, aye, get II
n worldly wisdem for il is necessary to carry va
n successfully over the ocean of adventure.
&c More young men are ruined ny rushing e
+ precipitatey into business getting involved III del
: and finally breaking down under the load, thi
\ nny other way. They are apt to go too fast
:. Their prospects, and then prospects 20 too fast
l. hen. They should be enterprisng, but not FOE
y hardy They should aspire, but not ascend
y once 10 the clouds, Tor all Irial voyagersnarc Q
. to float rs mere " castles in tho AIR.