The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06


, fetence'o me--or had mzzled' long before
} daylight.
! bore the mafks Of thst scene for many A
day, and now whenever SEQ a lady entrr,nr
lprtnting uiliso, | think OF little Mary, aud kccp
my eye on the ink keg--sud though she were az
beautiful ss llebc, would not venture TO touch
her with a ten foot pole
| Talk about love IN o boudoir--loye in bow
or--lovo on spring seat sofa--.oye by moon.
light, starlight, amplirbt, or any other kind Of
fright, and am with you heart and sou---bu,
pray you BY the ghost of Faust, never talk 10
inc about lone m a printing office
! MORAL AND PHYSICAL COURAGE 80 Courage
isptoperly considered the first essential quality
/ to form the soldier. Absiractedly, the ur,nci
PIE is correct; but he who wonld aspire TO mill.
tary success on this dependence, will find nm.
sell m'serably disappointed. Courage is NOR.
al and physical. In war the latter NAV, on rare
occasions, STEW and far between" be turned to
account bile on service, eternal opporiu.
mites open TO him who 10 possessor of the for.
mer,--a road to honor and distinction. | know
not physical quality which is exhibited under
more different phases. Like human temDer,
It's varieties are lnnumerabe. a man whose
boiling courage leads him TO volunteer himself
enjdnl perdn OF a torlorn hope, sinks under The
pfNdttDub VI Il rev IDrCp1 m Errflpg.
while the impassve determination of another.
who wanted nerve or ambition to head a lethal
Struggle IN the breach, calmly works himself
through difficulties and by the Of head and
heart, establishes marked superiority over
the reckless adventurer, who would boldly
'stake his hfe upon The cast" and with nnsha.
, ken determination TO follow out the poets words
"stand the hazard OF the die" The hair brain.
ed courage OF our own countrymen is provcrb-
ial. Ill ls, when irregular, merely an idle py-
! hibtlion Of reckless daring; when syscnetlset.
the dangerous property that renders the Irish
! soldiers irresistible. have, IN a southern, IN
I a southern fair driven hundreds, in a faction
fight, before me with handful of DRAGONS. and
, yet these very men recruited the ranks of ma
tive regiment few months afterwards, which.
bayonet to bayouet, scattered like sheep Napo.
Icons middle guard at Fuentos d'Oaore To
point out the varieties OF personal courage
would be cnd'ess. BY its brilliant display Mu
rat won splendid reputation, while by dif
ferent exhibition Ney attained, even amonr
that machies group OF soldiers, The Darshafs vi
Napoleon, the proud son6rigust OF brare aes
byapes and won well earned immortality. And
yet the difference OF these splendid soldiers IN
their respective claims to military superiority
was remarkable. Wurat, with glorious audaci
ty at the head OF his noble cavalry, conspicuous
by his white. plumed esp, and found every
where where the contest was the hottest, won
even from hls wild opponents Ohe Cossack
guard,) ther bouDdess admiration; while New.
~ RUN and defeat was greatest; as, half buried
IN snow wreath. be examined his maps, and
calmly, when all beside despaircd, pricked the
route out that saved to France the debris of her
magnificent army. To which of these me.
luaIIed soldiers should the palm of moral cour
lge be awarded To him of Moskwa indub,.
al IN Tfs1Fc n NaF{ s.,
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN IN DEBr.-Asoer.
ain the whole state OF your aff4irs.-Lcarn ex
lctlyhow much you owe BE rot guilty Of de.
eiving yourself You may has awaken sus
Hcion OF dishonesty, when your inienticns weie
otherwise.
Deliberately and fally make up your mind,
hat come what will, you will practice no con.
eaIment or trick, which might have the ap.
earance fraud. Openness and candor com
land the respect Of all good men.
Remember that no man is completely ruined
mong men, until his character is gone.
Never consen, to hold as your own, one far
ling which righ,iully belongs to others.
AS you are at present in circumstances of
reat trial, and as many eyes are upon you, do
othing rashIy. Ii you need advice, consult
My few. Let them be disinterested per-
ons of the most established reputation.
Beware of feelings of dependency Give
lot place for an hour to useless and eneryatlpr
BE man.
Reduce your expenditure 10 the lowest
mount
Care not TO figure as others around you.
lndustrlously pursue such lawful and honest
rts ofindustry as are left to you.--An hours
ndustry viii do more to begat cheerfuIness,
nppress evil rdmors. and retrieve your affairs,
nan Months moaning.
If you must stop business, do it soon enough
, avoid the just charge of an attempt to 10.
olive your unsuspec'ing friends.
Learn from your present difficulties the ut
n vanity Of all earthly things.
rive learn that an unfortunate occurrence
,ok place in the South Eastern portion Of this
ouniy on Tuesday night last. 1t appears that
y attempt was made to enter the house Of Mr..
). Asten, violently, by man named Young,
,sident of Mississippi. Asten fred upon
Dung, and the load having taken effect proved
tal.--Young died in a few hours. A Jury OF
INQUEST was summoned, but we have not lear
cd the verdict. Somerrisls Reporter.
lT.Just step into the street. and I'll give you
cowhidng," said rowdy TO an lrishman
BY nv sowl now, replied Pat, sand wouldn't
0 it if you'd give me two Of them"
I5'al bad rather not take horn with you,"
aid the loafer to the mad bull--bul The bull
assisted upon treating him 10 two, aud the loaf,