The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-10

lent passions, such as ambition and ~
triumph over the rest. IdleDess, lanRuf5
is; often masters them all; she indeed il
all our designs and actions, and insens1
sumes and destroys both passions and -
Reeke
Ne Ebert Frsisl~ssl
Ny firm belief in the moral Cow
the world will not suffer me TO think
good effort is ever entirely loss. or that q
Gus and honest endesvor TO improvs
ton of man is ultimately made i'm
effort may seem insulated and ineffnn
endeavour may appear sterile and n
many make an aggregate that is alvuo
or later productive of acorr-spondina
The moral and physical world will furu1
dant evidence of this cheering and s:.lutn1
Rep. X. Pa
Reading.
Reading serves for delight, for ornament'
for ability; il psrfrcts nature; and is perfeeI
BY experience. The crafty condemn il the Al
plo admire il, nd the wise use H. Rea6i,
makes a full man, conference a ready man. a,
writing an exact man. Tie that writes Iitt
needs great memory; he that confers little,
present wit; ano he that reads little. needs mu,
cunning 10 MAKE him seem to know that viii.
he docs nOt.-B7c0a.
The Pe.nlsy Of Gseniss.
do sometimes feel the sinking of th, h.,
OF failure Of the hand, 10 which YOU aIluGe. i
is, believe. the penance annexed to the Cd
walton of those arts which depend on ina
ton, and make both painter and poet paw
their ecstaiic visions by the SAL reality OF
ordered pulse and stricken nerves. Sometf
this hend, if resisted, will Nv from Won: at ,
ers, il is best TO avoid the struggle and resort
exercise and light reading. In general, \ co
trive to get rid of il, though the fits must
longer and the z com deeper as life loses its sou
ces Of enjoyment, and age claws us in its clutc
So, according TO the old wives prov-rb. W
must Just cen co We dow. Sir Wal
Scott 10 Sir Darid WiIkie.
Acsuainsance.hip.
There are some men with whom, on The i
slant. We seem 10 get acquainted. An hou
accidental as-ociati on in Il stag--cOach. seal
packet, or hote, does more towards banlshi
reserve and restraint than many months OF a.
" communication with beings less congenial.
They seem 10 suit us-we part from the
with regret; and long afterwards. when tn
names are forgotten, we remember please
fellow and happy hour Ii is no, then n
friendship can be made; but We learn from II
the advantage Of unpret-nding gooC hume
and frank beneyolence.-T. ~. Bayly.
Great 1opreve.sess in Brsn Mamusass.s
A worthy citizen Of this place. Mr.. Aiexand
Dickerson, has recently patented a mode Of IN
ting iron ore. ana producing bloomed iron " mo
in the judgment Of men well informed on I
subject, is an improvement of the greatest il
portance, not only 10 manufactures. but 10 :
ciety at large. VIZ. DickersOn's improveme
consists in combining with a closed Arge fire
tight chamber with opening at the top {,
in the charge of fuel anu ore. The value a
importance of thissimple invention will be rea,
ly aPprehended. when We say. as We 90 ON
most reliable authority, that il saves half I
coal and half the tine required by the old met
cd, and at the SANE time, makes a better ar
clo-and equal 20 the best Russia or Sw.les lr,
IL ordinarily takes from 300 10 $50 bushels
coal TO make a ton of Blooms: and the old forr
fire will make thr,- tons of iron per week
working day and aighi, without interinissioa.
The plan now introduced, it has been prov
by satisfactory experiment. would produce do
bic the amount. in the same iime of far b.
ter article, and at a saving of hall the COS.
fuel-which. when We take into account the
tai amount of iron manufac iured in our Goa
try, would make an immense saving. beside Il
nishing better quality of iron Ii requires b
a moments reflection 10 see that this hnproy
ment is therefore a matter of nationsl con.
quence and general graduation. The use
iron is becoming every day more universal
now enters in great part of ali the economi,
enterprises of society, ana this simple inve
ton, by increasing the production and l-sseni
the cost. can scarcely fail greatly 10 extend Z
use Of it-and that without dependence apo.
precarious Tariff.
These starting statements are satisiactor
verified by the testimony of one Of the ole,
and most respected iron-mastcrs in the Unic
Col. Jackson of Morris County. and his ties
mOny is corroboratsd, if Confederation b. nec-
sary, by Seth Bovdan-a machiniSt and inve
tor whose opinions on these subjects have .
weight and authority of demonstrations
NsraTk idrer,isef.