New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

But VIC are running away WIFI tlie eP"oS wv
can allot to this book to-day, and must take our
leave of it with the following apostrophe to The
Young Its indeed worth their needing
"To the YoUNG,-'the innocent in heart and
soul for whom life still blooms in all the freshness
and beauty OF hope and truth, who bask IN me
bright sunshine OF moral purity and peace, ilttle
dreaming of the countless penis which surround
them, brcathng the ethereal Odors OF Paradise
lhey have MOI Us vet ioreitedto such how earnest,
how unweuried should be our constant and most
impressive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the first approaches
of The tempter; heed not for wayerlng moment MS
subtle and tatal voice; wrap yourselves IN the sa-
cred mantle Of your Innocence, anu repoSe III ius''
tul assurance upon the promises oil the Author oil
vour being the Dispenser OF the rich blessings by
which y5u are Observation-Disclosures You cannot
now appreciate, but which once lost can neVer ne
recalled The conditions OF present enjoyment anu
continued happiness are clearly un'oided 10 your
mental and moral perception by HIM VINO ca'!eu
YOU into existence, and curiousy moulded The con-
sJi;uton OF your beag. While those conditions are
faithfully Observed That existence will prove II COR
slant source OF pleasure an unalllng "eil-sPriS o
Improvement, a perpetual concord OF sweet ana lsf-
inonious influences. Around and about you, OH
every hand, are "ithered hopeS' oi"s'eu eNpce
rations rrelnediebe sorrow, fruless remorse, PAM
anguish, disease, premature decay and death
Hope not To dsobey the voice OF God within your
souls, and 10 escape these dire and bitter conse-
oucnces of transgression. The records OF human
experience, from the creation OF the void 10 'he
present hour, furnish not solitary lhs.ance % SUN
an exemption from the penalty denounced by Tue
voice of the Almighty. Venture moi, then, upon
the fearful and most presumptuous experiment.
Walk while you may in the placid shades OF limo
cence and Virtue: commune with The Icing whose
presence will surround you at oil times and whose
blessing even length of days and life torevermore
will consecrate and reward your obedience TO Ills
perfect laws.
So live that when the summons comes To- JON
The nnumcrub!c caravan that moves hu,t
TO the pale realms Of shade, where elch snaii laAc
Ills chamber IN the silent hails Of death; h
f,iaineJ to hi, dungeon but, sustained and soothcd
BY unalering trust approach 1T ny y; grave rnwcb
t hnou nh him. nnG lies down 10 pleasing dreams
Wcmean to return to this little book-ior truly
VIC have read nothing that has better refreshed US
this many day
rz;ss " TIE TONGUE OF TINE; Or, the Language
Of 8 Church Clock BY VIM. Harrison, A. NJ OF
Rrszenose College, Oxford" hasjust been published
-, Soxton e. Miles, in neat lSmo. Of los pages. 1t
is a quaint and admirable exposition oil Christah au-
ties and stirring call TO devout and holy NE
f1~ sHAKspEAKE's PLAYS. No. VII oil ne"e' $
superb edition, edited by u. Z. 'erpiahcA' ni"s""'
ted by X. w. Weir, is just published
E The LApy's NATIONAL MAGAZINE eo"eu
BY Ann S. Stephens and c. j. Peterson l0f June,
has JUS, been published by W. h. urahaHn' ioO
Nassuu-sueet.
THE Picture GALLERY.-This elegant perod'-
cal steadily improves in the local interest attached
70 ;ts illustrations. The number for the present
week contains several large and spirited engravlngs
representing scenes the recent Philadelphia kios
besides other pictures OF interest The Gallery
200 Io,rn ,neets with much success, and il really IS
the best deserving OF any thing of the kind ever at
tempted in this country.
~ THE PRopHgr, new Mormon Weekly IS
to be issued soon in our City. See Prospectus III
our last.