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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26
GUIDE To SOUND

IL.
"A pEslDEnAT 1ENTIsTRY
~, - WAY s.merof WHITE STREET. has fssle for 81
teeth without a1y pain or aence h which become,
pacted nts hard solid body thus restoring preserv
ing shiep painful and useless teeth srn6ciay .oand
GAsES the necessity Of errsc,,on Lsde, the di.tn
terms: a, to rs shcaey The Editor Of the Evening Post
seu. .nd n5 D. Gayle on the teeth with
!hf t's.h Y al respects perfect for Ihe Sum-
filling the teeth" The eminent gentlemen Of the
Castles Past, for filing the teeth ToothacSs Pis one Of
which in the aching teoth will effect permanent cure
nvrtc. r Frog the ; ysSrPai q Com%sscs o,, ~
a. y Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece Of denta
.nqt away in the Of Lieut. S., Of the ". s. NJ who
net with this terrible and casualty, while Of
he Indian, in Florida We have letters nom L,eut
eonbrmat Of this extraordinary and IL entire
the oss Of hes skill uy BY
Cssls now OF regret to thu Lieu enaut
DR. iaert sr6cisl eth the pncIple OF adhesion by
nos heic Dr. Castle refers to the Spanish
We pch end Ecg'h Ambassado Souahton, the Spanish
,ns Rear Admi,a Walton, Lord Morpetn tscn McCary,
Gov Mson, Or Jehns Pre- sid nj OF the Medical SO
Sisty, N Y; Mrs Gen oa,hes. B-ct, M d. DIR
smith, d. Del field, DR. beadc, Dr. Boyd, Or Buyer DR.
y Che esmsp DR. Bite. DR. Torrey. DR. Bayes DR.
WIN t,rayson. Dr. Der &c. hc Once ssf Broadway.
q I'm
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TO THE LADIES

Dk. HULL6 UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS for the radical Of olapsus Utsn
Falling of the Womb, By exerna application, supcssd
ing the Of the educational Pess confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing under
the aggravated circumstances
The Supporter attained high character Europe
we'll this country adopted the entire dsuse ~
ell other painful surgical expedients the Lying
in-ospa of London and Paris. and universally recop
country ts by the leading member Of the faculties
of Colleges HOSPITALS and by al the eminent
titionen % IVY
Rooms tsen sxclusvey for iadies, No
Vesey having from business de-
psrment where lady s constant attendance, app's
Irusses and Sunporers 70 female panenty ms lmr
teEI0 REWARD--CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE,
~COO for the Of 9onnorrh9s, 0ees, Structures
an .nguos comnlants Of tho organs OF generation
this IL the most certain
speedy and permanent cure without the Icat
ction u diet drink, exposure change application TO
business. r.
We give long quack ndations deceive the
pubic II the medciae does not speak far hsen,
and the proprietor challenges angle Of GoI
roea to be brsrgh 10 which the mixture will eject
rand cure. under forfeiture Of $500
This disease rhat pforun elv prrvades all ranks IF
ciety-heh low. rich and and They
here with remedy by which theycan tn
Further the dseas. canno be contracted f dose Of
mixture taken at night going 10 bed when
put in ottes with fult directions accompanying H.
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures-
For sale only at VIM H. Mnor 49, Broadway. corner Of
John opposite Franklin House. New Yori jones'
Of Chesnut ID seventh streets, Philadelphia
j. NJ. SMITHS. l3o Wsshiorfoo street. Boston ms .msr
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- 1ITOOT AND sHOE yfOREg

.Ss,s SRESoSY c%HTi :: =! .''
8 roslSBSIsFF.o FF RRESAcXE BOOT MAKER.
soo md s r. Tor @sss
to any other Boo maker in the cry MIC lmsee
TO The LADIES' ~ rhine Q tier
M.. and s1' ,aS .d
s oss: s'n made s''S fs% ".'
waii:1s cheap store. 1ls
TO OOT.MAKERS.
g. MORO
:a S9 Is; G T. s cur
and Epgiish mi lmsec
A. THOMPsON's BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
THOMSON No. ,:p: es as ,ss: .ss e. merchant, Of
% :S aGs s gss ii A'i ;;
I.s @ ss .d h WS
the 81. I'D has eDsS::
him supply them with any Quantity and reduced
s:"sEs :: q
% ao IN To h
it can be depended upon a. genuine. A. THOMSON.
late Lee Jsi.s IS sa.;sS'E ,o:S-y
Manufacturer agent. oI The wa.hinsrOp Friction Matches
. nsF sad Others supplied on rs
FORTY YEARS.
1T Is FACT that LEES 9 EN- Backing il universally
% 3 e.: s': r;is s:!;s ssss
:s :s
paGneSip with said Thomson and II. last d. yesIs
on Rs ::
5 and w.v , .s IN a
Sss sss ~
{. $ .s e q % e h Il: ] q %
ng-but why enlarged word to the wise !; :q6c;sSt
AN m&r No I John street. e,Yner Of BroadNav.
The whole q The e1'sn.ise and .honsbs stock
in. s .s: q . s.:
hi: X JfMF;Sss
b: The store to let 9 Astor House.
.s rs E SH U snS g. s1s.. s
ss:a: % ;ss:
ssT Gs a. q: i Ss s
cell for So and sia com%on ware for secsr the bxhe
f:s 4
a f SRS e d:: 2:
tSS syn .n ns place Il his ely %
ns 81 and & % ht A End s
mandatory Every article matched paIiern Glass
Ct s ss: ND % 's' e s &c :s'
DOQK PLAT.s! DIOR PLATEs i% 9TH y w'Ri Of
Plate, obtain the above article ROBERTS Siver
Plating Engraving and Door Plate Esabshms 57 Bowery
Aiso, Ne tac Numben, aud beautiful article for
berns dwelling houses church snr stat. roo: &C.
me lmsr 9Th door above Bro L., side.
WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
LERS.
8 WALLIS & CO, No. 1856 Broadway, ID floor, be.
Maiden Lane snd Libery street, would sespectful
y acqs.int their trend. and The public who wish have
ehronomet.rs clocks, music boxes. description of
Watches how ever tine or Ltrica Also,
Of scsptments repared made ruby
rollers for dupex pallets ruby cylende for
jcweed in style surpasse! ny Europe Fusees
and wheels and ded; public clocks and bank
time PIE ces kept IN oder BY The From their
every facility required make parts Of
equal imported will the beat of ee IL
required. Charges moderate. mll liner
1yO GENTLEMEN WHO In TEND TO VISIT GER
L MANY-MR. HUGHES, Professor in The Royal Min.
house for e ntemen a. boaIders and leogers.
He addr himself particularly uch coming Ger
many for the purpose OF sara language wish iac
tate the sos anes ment n H. ., placing themselves family
MIR Hpshes though twsntyfvs yean resident in 0erma
native OF England and the residence
IN his fanny particularly suitable for young Amerc
their German s.udehs with lang ena-
bling HIM to give In the Of hoe explana
which finds first which
will at II tUies be most willing to Offer r'..
promised instruct keate aiding with Mr.
that facility offered those sciences
qulsite for any future profession.
terms. etc. please apply Professor Hughes Drss
Mr. Asto, New York, Mr. Tn. w. Williams Connect
cut have Kindly TO answer enquiries ae msec
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ROsSvLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN
ISLAND

May S, 1913. mis- 5wr
HossvhLE BoAf tgINsp SCHOOL STATEN
w wEs'TTHoRP rs,psStiuy inform. hi. friend. sps the
5 "i rs. My,
h ss; yss
and sSfS s
ss; ~ s::''n
sa s.'te "''ns "
:;:s 4; :s5;: MY
JOHN ea %.an b. as M. 1fss% sie. street
:?s Es si ... ctd s.: :si
r We: s1.-s ss3s's Fist
e. $'ss '1'svss
.ss IA. hs
a, The Ws;h1ston House ;sus Ead.o@ street botsO
he f I S:ppy seese
Of ss s ssd hi Ia. s
% a and S che Of a. Ss G
sss
Men, aiS af i: cs.n made as as I
he h. also fitted up separate agreeable .ns par
r. :ss
ss S,s.: sn:
new Alleys. built 90 the MOI pr I'd PLAN f e1. re.e and
h.n "a that S.s W" s BE-
10 o. the The her.
.hs poSis and ptds h%sifh, nota,as
tribute the comfort and sloyment Of those VINO m.y visit
uso Im'rc JOHN IRELAND Proprietor.
PLEASANT B0ApDINg-several fanilie, eau o. &C
e Ea.hlns; and from which twice day
wallis 81 nS
A %Is i g r. sTRATroN.
da,ee with Kene nd we ventilated
and house No. "
p room on modsfaie terms Cal and .es. %asessI
FEW 1ENTLEMAN Of steady hsblts can be sccemmo
% ssfsr ':a
HAND,OME APARr"E NTs, in Houston .treer, near
BIosdy.y 10 let to se,emen, with and tea,
bar Ns!o. Garden. at tie house Houston
M T3RS sd Pss scot 2, rSbIie Ama,smsn, as.JAMEs
fS' ~S.
he Offer for ale ehesp He also Hn.he, and puts then
o". the shortest and on n SG; m
THE GREENWICH BATH,
NO ST. Asd.o ; street now open for the season, with
CROTON WATER.
s r. the reduced price Of TX cent" or eight
a, ,m..c ALEx,R MARSHALL.
TWINEs, &s-Bndpoll seia TwIne.
e ess:s s;s IN ..s va : & do
American and Enguh Show Thread of various nunben
a'a sale In lots 10 SUIT g. sa RfSGsIEv.
ms I'm III Walden Lane.
20 bos .s %n H. HS sidssy .n md
he vii Ifts D.d .tt. SP Mipa
ZION % a ;: vi lead to his recovery. STEWART.
SPANNlsn DouLooNs sO;sTfsR; 'Pd Bar, u. q ssslan
mi, so ''' sale .Sd % TER
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
LII, late lie Chatham street, NesO Yors.
And lI6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AsEs y sn Bt.EcSEs srnE.I;
THE cANTJN FE Tx t6a AHG EEE sdnpa. to oa. m
sale low enc Tea; q s,sy variety and :y.
Bsef seg Ssetsss %
and s quality y. e
eewer VII rem unimpared in climate. Their svsten
apn he g x: e ,: 81
especially with 20 weight and quality and
g n fu aiso
ne will be DS DsI s! e Conn
ps a s MI sns decided advantage TO supply thor"
S Saru.r. JAVA Co.1HI. roasted every day.
mS. o% ma ~ part q the unss ssu'es srecsea viii
sSlI S:isH r.. in Ansrss for the .s q s.
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
John ROACH,
0P7ICLAN
HAVING tbr i Essaa ad me- John It Get. N.Y.
II arranging hen he camera obseus snc
S. ns'us e , o,. have Oh
%. ls Ss q, S.o s,gs .,d ~. ops
Pea o a.. Da 0Ds e, , s. n @ Grind
r. TIANLEs 90 Eosland, lrs land Scotland or vale
s so E.s q s.ses at s M e q 81 Ers,sS
m~ A. ' ~ 80 sYLyEsTEEs,
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SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAIN,
Ok MINERAL WATER APPAkATU6-United States
So letter. r,ssnt Nov. IsssManufactured BY L. D. Swan
The attention Of Dusgis and other vendors Of Soda Water
10 solicited this useful and economical substitute for the
complicated and troublesome heretofore
Tn, advantages OF the Atmospheric Fountain old
method the economy 2t m apparatus the original
the purchaser being less than quarter that Of the old un
ordinary capacity readily understand its operation and
the trng OF materials supplying IT,
together with the small amount of labor required
pact form. .r
nov in in various Psru Of the United States. Canada
the West lndes and south America; and be
certificates in the hands of the proprietor agents. give,
entire satisfaction.
prgsss aud other, in the Southern States and West Indies
will find this fountain parculy aptc their climate the
syupe VIII not erment or inuye the seasons
Full Tor putting and apparatus prepar
ing the inherent sarieues OF &c accompany each.
Fsle sale BY the ,prietof, also by $500
Geo CoTgeshall, AL Pearl street, New York, General
!. Liese, Io2 John street, fup .,sn1
bbs aS.n y Reese, lsi Maiden Laue.
WILLIAMS, Mabee 4 Clapp, % Maiden lane.
HoadleJ Phelps Co. il2 Water st.
A. d. D. sands, 70 fulton st
L. uI,CAUIiON-Ali persons cautioned against manu-
occurring or using Infringement upon this sppsatus a. maj
sncrozchment. L.. B. SWAN
2m<ec
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINLIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC

M LEVETT, DENTIST the inodu.ey into this country in
so q q. eo sSs, .,i.
ton OF rvbic 20 his great improvement The estsbshed
reputation Of Dr. Leve his easy, we'll known, pecuar
and UNMARRIED given which he fully
in all cases. vsn:nis hi. inviting attention Of e sdic. and
VINO may Z. Eve So Bc.~
tcopy of. Letter from Pf sR
that of artificial teeth prime ple Of atmospheric
which You made for lady in my family has
ed IN every p appearance comfort and utility and has
lam dear .iE your obediens servant M no.u
n, Suea 70 ,.s., 70 N, N. NOA NJ
e'tfzt ns OF New fois Elm~cc
DskTi ,I.-To hose who aecAyed teeth, and haze
II ced TO have them steB.d liner from fear Of
pey done, the HI price usually charged
careful AVID per manner By ca az w. T. PARSONS,
V.sey where he IN attendance at all Zines apd
principles BY dentist in the city, for pc
that will eore.pqpd with the times and within the meas Of
him and they b. DISAPPOINTED by any ops alton not
being properly and in fact perfect Satisfaction in all
speemen. of his wo,k be in hi. Office. ard
references Even If required. m 221nsr
M MIR %ATtEE ~ kIssiNSEN
Of secretion and purifier sovent and At
;hr same ton; without heatna acts as 20
sys m, duslpang any exsng obsrruction II used
The Katoesi soid the following places at yx cent.
souiilssd, Dsilue Co DO sci Broadway PmI row
Thos u. Hart. 27s Broadway
Churchs Dspensary, iss Bowery.
' FIoRiHN STRAUSS. ss:B..ver street,
as imSr u up stairs
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-
~ o. tbs tmes the under has reduced the
Wines from 3K per Hi. will continue az
mere toiore to be supplied with every uxuy
The tn ldihg the aiges' and combines
the West
Evers attention will be given by the agents.
cali BENZ STICKNEY
May S. 1913. mis- 5wr
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aDR. POETT'S ERADICATOR."

CDR. POETS ERADICATOR."
DR. POETT's E!adicator (establish.d for 10 in this
81 .ns ri Tor %
from ta ceraisy Of action pleasant taste ard being
eip Whsessi relies on tbs medicine need never spre
hensve of falling into tbs hands Of putting
sums sc persons Sold wholesale and retail a. The ioL
loving drug Of Fulton and Water
md bS%s Bowel y BssslS .i:s s@' IS
ton ct Price 81. mig ,m.r
FIFTY GENTS PER BOIILk.
1ATEMT q ss wos 81 r. E.
msa Hair. is with con6d nee recommende to Il who's,
% dim from ID. s
so.:s %s ssYas salf
use viii preserve The hair health and beauty the
the Hair Cutting Rooms Broadway corner Of Liberty
st. up stas. or Of The appointed agents a2s imsec
T9TA os s. N.% .a s' U fs,
s :,5 n. ss The
the mouth whether aIisae nom decsyed teeth ffo ds
Designed Be dsed with tooth brush and will BE- folns
10 upenede tho necessity powder keeping tho teeth
f1 n. n Of the Il s s
:. and ~ them 70 contrast around IL.
crlay .eIvieesbe to ne the On, Tooth Wash nigh, JUS
s . g AZ o oos ~
Sias dsIps the aay arc entirely Is|Ovs sHa the mos'f
Of poor hu%sa'y; but how many nesecs die sepop
and .n Toh ?. aCas .ns $
tens the tsst .t,epstsp. he sums nes tho mouth and
ld.-tBoston Mornins Post.
The ors Tooth Wyh detergent W. svsr sssd Or
yor sse bv the principal druggists in IT. scity NJ,
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PAWN ON-EORr I.EE
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,

STRIKERS BAY,
IS NOW OPEN, and in full operation for the Spring and
SUNNI Z
During many alterations and have
been made which will is believed and rally the
fort Of visitors p
SALOON forfyfve feet in length been erected for
the accom- nodion Of large parties Dinners suppers
GERS, Dr. cotillons
has been opened for bar ring
the adies' psrlcrs uuet Snd selected.
W the WIVES, LIaUoRs CoNrrcrIorAlIEs. CREAMS, &c.
81 The VERY fiR asy ~ uu al + HYsie'0'0fs'
Civil and oblgins attendants engaged every effort
will be used the reputation house has already
acquired. and to render a visit to
COnBYN'S COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory
An Ordinary Sunday ats o'clock. Tickets so cents
u Sfykert Bay 10 situated the banks of the Hudson
SIX miles from tn City by the BIoomingdale Stages
starr every hour from the OF Ty0n Place and Chatham
street Fare l2k cents mis- lmr
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SOMETHING NEW-To all who would be oaving-C sh
TsiioriuY hment. 1853 Greenwsh street. the
Pacific Hoe-The Cheapest Making Trimming Establish
ment the city The propieton tke this thod Of
mendns to all genueme wanting Clothes, the nomcal
m Us profits Ia on the masra by their aiors aud getting
advantage all Others the popeto having made
sivs make this the principal Of their
business both the cutting and depart
ment personally.
They do present the public flaming list of reduced
prices ndac but hope that superior Of work
maoshp studious attention the individual Of
toners and the prevailing ashon will always be sucient,
m2 lm.rc POOLEY Brown.
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r. TTANLEs 90 Lesland, L. land Scotland o. vale
IN Il of EXC payable all parts OF Eogapd
elsuv. scotaod Wales of G5 $40, to any
- - Is. j. sYLvEsTERs,
ms M n Wall street and 10 Broadway
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WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
LERS

I WALLIS CO, No. I36 BrOsdWay, q HOOf, be.
Maid. Lane snd Libery would espeetful
acquaint their friends and the public, who wish have
ehronometsn clocks, music boxes, description of
Watches how tine trcate A.o
description Of repaired made ruby
rollers for pallets ruby cyendc for
ruby pins levers diamond and watches
jcwsed in style surpasse! ny Europe Fusees
and wheels cut and teeth ded public clock. and bank
time kept oder by The From their
long expsience in the trad they capnc.ty nd
every facility required TO make Of waich
equal to imported will sve the beat of re II
req Charges moderate mi line
, 1843-06-10
From Sears Family Magazine.
Reflections on Public Diver
EsnnS

THE subject Of diversions has given
birth to much sophistical argument,
and well-meaut defamation.
The mar OF pleasure, the devotee,
the wit. and the philosopher, have re.
spectiveIy viewed and treated the
subject according to their own feel
ings, turn Of mind, aud knowledge OF
men and things.
Hence they have alternately vlndl-
Gated and condemned, either with a
partiaIity dictated by the mere love OF
amusement, or with the censorlous-
ness Of contracted, gloomy, and
cynical mind.
Diversions may be said to be oftwo
kinds, the one tending to voice and
folly. the other to health and amuse-
mcnt:r the former should be discoun-
tenanced, and the latter encouraged.
All AGES and nations have had their
public amusements. In proportion
rs the refnemcnts of taste and man
ners consequent on civilization pre-
vail. public diversions become less
savage and barbatous.
The Olympic and other games OF
Greece, the dreadful combats OF wild
beas:s and ~gladiators, are now no
more.
Bull baitings and other cruel sports
are now detssted by all except Inc
lowest of the vulgar; and public diver,
SONS are substituted, which, howeV'
er inimical they may be, in many re-
spects, to propriety and good man
ners, are far less shocking to human
". a.,
This, however, does not alter .n'
nature of man: as he is at all times
tie same; he must be dong some
thing, either of good or evil
, 1843-06-10

He SWORD AND THE STAFF.

THE SWORD AND THE STAFF.
The following Song, suggested by the clio.
quent remarks of Mr.. Summers, on the pre-.
srnta,ian Of the sword of Gen. Washington
and the cane of Dr.. Franklin, to the Congress
orlhe L States, was sung BY MI. Russell at III,
recent concerts in this city.
The sword Of the hero!
The staff o rthc sage!
Whose vaIoE and wisdom
Are stamped on the age.
Thine hallowed mementocs
OF those who have riycn
The sceptre from ~tyrants,
The lightning from Heaven!
This weapon, OH Freedom!
Was drawn By thy son,
And it never was shcath'd
TIL the battle was won!
No STAN Of dishonor
Upon it we see!
Twas never SURRENDERED
Except TO the free.
H.
Willie Fame claims the hero
Aud patriot sage,
Their names TO emblazon
On History's page,
No holior relics
VIII liberty hoard,
Than FRANRIIN's staff, guarded
By WAsTINGTo.'s sword.
G. P. Il.
, 1843-06-10
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TIE RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn,
ing, at S2,50 if paid within six months, and
If pavment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be exacied.
ITO n club of Three or more subscribers,
Il paid in adodnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
are paid, except al the option ofthc Editors.
rPostmasiers are authorized by law to for
ward money 10 newspaper publishers, free of
charge. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
must be POST rAID.
, 1843-06-10
Vol. EE...NO. SS.


The PERioDIcAL LocUsT.-Much
speculation is abroad, among the
ne newspapers and naturalists, on the
periodical return of the locust, which
is said to be once in seventeen years.
The year eighteen hundred and forty
three is said to be the stated year for
their appearance. 1t will be recol-
iected by all the people of this vicini-
~, that, as far as this part Of the coun-
try is concerned, the locusts have an
ticipated their visit n year in adj
vance of the usual time. They call
ed upon us last year in such NON
strous quantities as TO do great dam
age to the Vegetable kingdom. The
ground under the trees, fences, BUSH
eS and other places from which they
emerged, was perforated with innu-
merable holes out (which the chry-
sails had made its way to the surface;
and the trees, fences and bushes were
covered with the skins or cases Of the
aureHla from which the locust mad
crawlea to take wing. Grain, grass,
vegetables and small frui: trees suffer-
ed materially from the bite OF the
locust.
We remember being at a gentle
mans plantation some seven miles
from this city, last summer, and view
ing lis archard of young apple trees.
The havoc made among them by the
locust was extensive and fatal. The
bark Of tie trees was so bitten as to
be completely girdled, and the stems
of small trees destroyed. The limbs
of the larger trees were so badly Bit
ten as to stunt their growth and spoil
the fruit. Our citizens, who trave!l-
ed into the country, about this city,
will remember the deafening squeak
Of the locust. and their immense null
titude resembled one continuous and
prolonged scream.
Even in u city the ear was stun
ned with the shrilI cry. II the coun-
try must be visited by them again
this year, we pray them 10 remem-
Der their last wears visit to us, and
spare Us in this part of the great Vine
ward until our seventeen Years shall
fairly roll around. We have no oh
ieclioas against taking our necessary
share of the unavoidable ills Of life.
but we protest against ourseIf or u
neighbors having it piled up TOO thick
or being made a pack horse to carry
all the burdens of those ills that flesh
is heir to.-St. Louis Peop.e's Organ.
, 1843-06-10

ian art. Guido, who was one Of theiI
pupils, is another instance. SO slow
and unpromising was he at first that
his ieIIow-pupiIs stigmatlzed HIN with
the name of the OF. And yet while
most OF those who treated him with
50 much contempt are forgotten, be
has left behind him 4 name which
vii! live IS long as whatever is beau
tifnl in art shall be rememJcrcd.-
ljogarth, as an example Of more mod
ern times, is also worthy OF mention.
He tells US that he owes nothing to
nature, and everything TO industry.
And surely if any mar possessed ge-
aious Hogarih did.
BE not then discouraged by repeat
ed failures. Let wanl Of success, in
stead Of disheartening, rather stimu-
late us TO renewed cxerlion, and in
spire rs with a determination to suc-
coed. and succeed we must. And
though small must ever be the mum
Der. we of the most gifted minds
who may expect to rival the achieve
ments Of n Milton. Il Newton, Il Ra-
phaeI. or Il Shakespeare, still smaller Is
the number Of those who may not,
by i proper cultivation of the powers
which God has given them, accou-
pli,h that which will ~descrvedly rank
lhem among the beaefactors of their
race.