The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
REVIEW.

hNicxERsocEER, Oetober.-This period;..,
fresh as ever We always find good 80
matter in it, and as for the Editors T,hl. !.
is full to overaowing Of genial FEELING -,
merry humor. -"a
Some Of the ways Of New England u..a :.
tell story Of one Of their coun,rymsn
on board steamer. and being wonder-,,r.,s
ut the man in ''the little house on TOM e
was his curiosity lessened by the soIem-
nouneement-"No conversation aIlow-d.p "a.
PeePed in; hesaw the man at the wheel. .n4 :,
ropes flying; and all day long he staid Ma, !,
He went to bed, and the first thing he IA !.
the morning was to 60 on deck, when 10 h.
constituent, the man was still at the wheel. =.
wheel going round, and the ropes fiyi.y ram,
as fast as ever. He could keep in no Ioa,.,
"Waal," says he, '.sk-r-eowing her nm va /
declare"
Clark is like the helmsman-screwing he, !.
yet-dealing out wit and humor monthly. =
making his readers laugh, as Il be hsd
tire" in him. He touches upon aths
and bloody ground. lie says:
We have before encountered semewhs~
main incidents in the story Of "A r
rse-Srapper in Old ktntgeks' IT,
tuckian, ready for a trade exchanges
rel for the Pedlar's 'Old Gray but fn51
latter indisposed TO move peg, sftsr he
cured him, he denounces the Yankee for
der, who only laughs at and tantalizes
return. Presently the cute peddler mos
80 =.
moth Cave. After trying long time in vi
start the obstinate animal, the kentueki.n :.
soles him with: Stranger, YOU kin star, III.
you'll only bring some shavin's and kindI.
fire under him. That's the way 4 get him
ing, mornings The affair was brousht -.
close by game Of odd sIsdge' to see wba
should take both of the vicious 6rutes from az
the others hands.
But the best story told is Of Powers, and
Yankee. This is his account.
BY the by, ii may not be amiss TO remark n,
passing, that it was this identical Greek SI,v-,
concerning which the ensuing cellOquv ,oa.
place between the sculptor himself and asuee..s-
full Yankee speculator, who had come over "a
see Ew-rope.' Scene, PowERs's studio AZ Fla,-
ence: Enter Stranger, splitting, and wiping h,
lips with his hand; BE yeou Mr. PTowERs' m.
SkulPtureP Il am a sculptor, and my name j,
POWERS Years; well, s'pected SO; tb.v
telFd me yeou wa.-y-e-a-s. Look here
drivin' pretty stiff business, chr 'Sirp a.v
plenty to du, ehl What DIS one o. len
fetchP Sir" Il ask't We what's the pyic. AZ
one o. them sech as yeou re Peekin' at neox'
Il am TO have three thousand dollars Esr IN.
when il is completed 'W-h-a-tss-heov
much7' Three Thousand dollars sT-k-r-s-,
d-O-f-l-s-r-s. liant STAT
wary riE iatelyl Twas cal'Iatin' 10 purcha..
some; but IFS hr high. How's paiBtin's'
Guess i must git some paintin's. Three
t-h-e-O-U-s-G-n-d d-e-EI-G-r-s! Well, II IL
trade, skulpin' is; that's sartain. What DO thew
make yeou pay for your tools and stnT? S'pect
my oldest boy, CErHAs, could skulp; Tact, Eaor
he could. lie is always Within reound, ana
cuttin' away at things. / wish you'd gree to
take him as prentice, and let him 20 ef il full
chissl. you know where I'd be iabl. to pat
him eouti He'd cut stun alter while with
the best of We; he woodland he d make money.
tew, at them prices. Three t-h-e-o-u-s-a-n-I
d-o-l-I-a-r-s" And the anxious inquirer I.f
the presence.
Youths monthly periodical, e,itsd
by Mrs. 5. W. Jewett, and Miss II. ID. Bartlett.
Cincinnati There is no more gratifying sga
Of improvement than the increase Of works Of
this class. Childhood riH be busy. Ii nOtwen
employed, it will be III employed. Blessed are
they, therefore, who by simple stories, or sweet
songs, or the relation Of touching incidents, in
terest and instruct children-maks them READ
esgeriy-and look for the little monthly, TO
which they subscribe, as earnestly as they would
for the approach Of great holiday.
The Youths Visitor is '.just the thing" We
read it with interest, and know that it must
please, as we'll as improve, its young subscriber.
Its conductors are well qualified for the pos,
they fill. Mrs. 5. w. Jewett writes with
sweetness Of temper, and an earnestne,s Of
spirit, which assure US, that she loves the .l,il.
ones" and would breathe into their hearts pure
desires, and fill their bosoms with true views Of
duty. We subjoin two Of her contributions to
the last Youths Visitsr:
The ChiId's Iass Dream.