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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
TFlAvELLEIss' aUsnE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
SEPH BEKNAP, from pier No. North river at 10 A. M.
and r. NJ Fare in morning ne 81; In afternoon line $3
second class in Afternoon line, 81 Returning leave Pha
eelphis, foot Of Walnut street ut lOA. and ZIP. III.
E,oR ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGEMrNT-THREE
II daily lncs-Fare 81 J0-The trains leave City Hall
station Tryon Centre Streets daily
days excepted, follows FIRST train at 30 A. NJ, mail
train stopping at all the sta tions; second train
Albany stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains
Hsdalo and Chatham Four Corners arriving at 10 r. M
in time to with the 30 train from Albany
third train 40 r. NJ Albany stopping at Croon
Falls. Dover PLANE Morton Hilsdae and Chatham
Corners arriving is p NJ connecting at Albany with
press train for Buffalo. Returning will leave Albany
at A. express train arriving in Now York at IL IS p
Nj II 10 NJ, mail train making all stops, and L. NJ.
express tram, arriving in New Yorks pm
HUDSON RIVER RAILROA D-TRAINS DAILY,
from Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Fxprels Train, A. Through In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal NJ ocloch same
evening
Mail Train, s A. N. Through way train at / pm.
Express lrsin, T.. NJ. Accommodation Trsn, 7 J.. N.
FheBsers taken az Chambers Car al Chri topher Four
teenth, and Thirty -frt streets.
sunday Trains, from Canal street, ct 7;W A. N. for
Poushheepsie, and at p M foy Albany stop ling a. all
Way stations. GEO. STALK, Superintendent
MEw YORK AND PHILADELPuIA-DIRzCP-
~ United tates NAH snd Express Lines, throueh Ia fou
hours New Jersey Railroad, via J0rsey ciLensns Rev
York foot Of Conrtlsnjt street AZ aud a. NJ and
y. NJ. Leave Phadctphis ~ q and A. NJ sndb k T. "
For fret oass 49, secoDd do, n ard a. ~ 81 80. Ta
Baltimore Washington, Norfolk anu Gh4ressonthtours
Ia tAe ~ sni ~ p. y. limos from New York. P.sse1
CORR Sth bssgss ofcs tho fery afscen uaUtss before the
trains lesve
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VANDERBILT LInE-i0R SAN fEASCfsCO-OSLY
ae giving trbsts for irE the isthmus Tho favor
lee doutI6 engna steamship PkohkrHEUS, lSJysons viii
leave from No. Moth river, NJ O'clock r. NJ
cis.ly Saturday December for saa Juan de Norts
direct connecting with che popular Steamship Pacific
hS Nicaragua ranst route, having bat tveive mi"s %
lsnd tran srortaoa Thces steamers lnkurpaact r
thCir accommodation and ventilation 4uk iufraAttn ape
sssge Apply only " D. " LIEN agent We HssterJ
place. M stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Conpany.--Ths United States mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. wotton, oommander, and the NUN
snd Southampton. for the year 1884 on the following
days.
Humboldt, sayday, Sept 5 Humboldt, Wed'day, Oct ~
Trankln, 0ot Is Franklin, Nov. -
Humboldt. Nov. % Humboldt :. Dec: 21
franklin, Dee Ii franklin. Jan.VN
These ssamer built expressly for service Of
$500 burhen eAoh NOT either for Speed
modaons for arc q NE most approved kinds
oor passengers proceeding London, advantages
any other line n the economy Of both timo and money
Prioe Of passage from New York 70 Southampton OK
Prom Havrs or Southampton 70 New York
No passage secured anil paid for An experienced
board.
E6RTIxER IIyfN6sToN, Agent. % Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, HAyre.
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,.,ur MApRTkp yoHANs PRIVATE MEDICAL.

ys,BE MARRTkD WoMANs PRIVATE NEDIoAE
j CompsDion-By DR. A. N. hsuricess, Profsssofi
Price Sl.-Year Of suffering Of physical and mental
yush. many afeetonas nifo. and psounary dimog
ss TO the husband, mieht have been spared ~ hna1
possession Of this work IL is intended especially Tor
psrred those contemplating marriage 80 disoloe
lsriy.
either womsnbood, or the other In tho dsc
Of yssrs-in whom nature o0ntenpiAseg imp sgtADs
soisnt nedies and the most certtn mode es cure II
every complaint TO which her ser Is subject
tEztraoto sstser from ssntismsn IN Dayton, oss.l
Or A. n hauarcEAu, No l2g Liberty street,
NY Dear Sir-nJ wife has been pereeythly mnktuf Ear
Ia c0nsequerce Of Gor
~ successive and deoilttsslns
ana pross-sttg her put.ur her LIE In mminens dank~s
which wss OF tae Iast oocssan, despaired Of.
ssif meet the worst ~ this time, tnew ssaus W.
nthl tenrd ysrr hcek highly SPOKEN o. sining
matters foachins o. te r-ceiIt and reruS
MIND and she Joy its pages parsd 70 wife ssruiaf
that abe srsst discovery 81 n. ". psoviseS
q remedy 10 opened prospect te shish htsie oor
e.ved was possible cut for ths ere snoas ys,r w'sM
wife wenid have beer Is hcs grave spd nT ehsren lsa
methefless.
serious SUBJECTS treasd Of they Are 81 nature strioT
INTENDED fsr .ho married y those contemplating mN
riaas for ssis No az Bfosdsay No Aston HSEss.
ana a. the publishing ohioo, No ~ .aterty stress ~.
York; Latte + Co.. Albany. Iosspo fuoser, Mobile A.
q. r.. Pesefsou No. 30 IhtsgFt srCts Phiiadeipnis
the rcceips o. 81 cory w h sesi9ised sster
fe addressed ross paid 70 Dr. hAuki 81. , Smss
l23 Li5cry street. N L. OF box i21t ser ~
pamphs g q siStesn pessa mefs ~ a. aiv 81 xsn
II maa who MAY desire Is fce - s&rsss'' " M t -
Uatsd states by sddrrasins - ~ -e.-------
nvvn,c.I .ovIssE AND sARsrAas eUIDE-s
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ANEW YORK AND san FRANCISCO sfsAAs

vJEW YORK AND san FRANCISCO SfsAAsHIr
lN Iins-Throurh 20 sn Francisco ~ reduces rsseBNe
uatontor the isthmrB yhe and spend stesnhit
UNCLE sAk 40 Nm. A., Mills mder, will isss
New York for Agtinwai .yg Bay. Monday, ueoen es
st. 40 p. NJ conneosns al Pansms With INV ne double
snEae Cores which steamship leaves Panaus
the arrival of TIE passengers BY the Uncle sam et
Jrancisso, stopping only - Aoapuiso fer suppl
These vessss in aoio.odAeona yeuthstlou speed Rne
safety assoc An experienced pnyslolaa u ~
taehsd TO each stesmer PsAsenrers ~ 10 landed t
vhsrf ~ Aspinwsi and take shs Psss9a railroad. Pa
ssnSers cautioned chat oseN thls ne soia say
- NJ u Broadway, New York
Iosss Z JOHNSON. y WI ~ s.,, ss1"
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DoDwORTH. SUBSCRIPTION SERIES or SIX
~ Grand Concerts-Subscr bers' Tickets to the above
ser.s will be ready for delivery - oodTorsh Co.
music store No. 4oS Broadway Monday Dec. Hirgo
Concert or Saturday evening Dec 49, ct Metropolitan Han
Subscriptions 50 admitting two to ssch concert 0sae-
week to the above address.
rHARLES wHIrNEYs EVENINGS WITH THE ORA
- tors Of the Old and New World and with the srsae
Shakespeare ut Stuy Institute Friday evening Dee
g. Wednesday evening. Dec. g. IT o'clock Ad mission. -
oent Single tickets the course Of i've lectures and @
81 b lady and gentleman, 81 w. To b NJ
at the bookstores and ut the door.
ylNHE BRYAN 0ALLRRY or CHRISTIAN AR1-OoN
trs.sd as,srs from GuidO a. ssenns. "a D. I'LL ssxs
Horace ysrnes open for szhisisos e shs Scss
Library Rooms, -. gSk; - e"~ AsSs@ s~~ -
70 half past p. \. Admission - esiA
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VUvHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail stssmers:.Ths ships composing ths line ths

VTHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail SteAmers.rhs ships oomposng this line are ths
foloVinx- ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC Captain Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoof
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
ships having been built by expressly
service been taken
In their insure strength speed
and their for are unsquasd for
elegance and comfort,
Price Of passage from York 70 Liverpool In nrsa o.
bin Sl3 IN second osbin So Exclusive use Of extra sss
state room, $780,
Prom Liverpool v New York, $50 and EN.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid fer.
= PnoPosEp pArAs OF SAILING.
saturday Nov. Wednesday. p. lisa
3. R:s. IL: /. 3. Be-. T.. +.
For freight o. gsssase sppIy e. ~, uu
BROWN, SHIPLEY u CO., Liverpool
B. q. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE CO., rs hue Hotrs Dame des
GEO II DRAPER, Havrs.
owners Of these ships will not bs TOR 9os
unless bills Of ading signed therefor and the value
thoreof therein oppressed.
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GUIDE TO acknowledgements FROM LATE
NJ and valuable English works. with maps. 10, BY Rs
generally. NJ by HENRY BEIRNE. No. SO West
vJ,nE ILLUsTRATEI MAGAZINE OF ART.-THm
monthly. 80 first part OF Thioh to appear I.
pictorial literature The ensravings will be produced
ssrdss Of BY the first artists OF and Euro
art Of engraving wood has been srsush But the
celence Of the work not TO DO confined to tia
ons for given to understand th Of the sbS
writer's Of the day engaged for the literary department.
snch productions combined with the pcto rial
Utilization ever sh' new mOnshy the handss.s
ALEX. MONTGOMERY, Publisher, II 5pruy. ....-.,
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nIxprcAI ApvIssE Asp sasa srs,,.s ~ ss.s
ave osnss copy frss % po.ss.sfs' s,s " ssr.sfr
.Dshor N Lsrmons. psysisse Ana "rssos. q 1900
81
$50 So. 80. !. rrsm svsavs r an sl~ss p,n-
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VUyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing the fAvorts steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. Thursday, Jan. 1883
City Of Glasgow .Tbursday, Feb. g. 1883
City OF Manchester. ThursQayi mar q 1907
City Of Glasgow .Thursday Mar 81 1863
LIVERPOOL
City Of Glasgow Wednesday Jan. g. 1853
CITY of Manchester, :. Wednssda y, Feb T. 1853
City OF 0lhsgeW wednesday mar. x 1903
City of Manchester. Wednesday Mar 90 1858.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Saloon, $780, $65 and $, (scooiding 70 sata rooms
ana found with oomfortabiy cooked rro1lsions FOR
$%. 70 Liverpool sso from Livsrrsoi.
tnotes Of passage and drafts tho Bank Of lreland In
the once Of THONAS RICHARDSON, agent. Il Exchange
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

ERAEKLIN MUSEUM, Hb CHATHAh sTREET.-
i George Lea, Propretor-Tho above establ shment u
open every O'clock snd in the evening IN
Tor she purpose Of "cssc ard Original
L,irg StstuAry Nile Casinets Troupe Of Model
Msts tosoibsr vSh variety Of beAut tu rorormAaoes.
For tursher Particular bills Of each day Admission
Private 80 oents Stage Seats with cushioned
arm sh,rs MIs Boxes. centG Gallery, 12k oens
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FOR
~ Bremen, via Southampton.-The United States mail
steamship HERMANN, Edward Hi. gins. U. s. Nav
commander will sail for Bremen. touching NJ Southampton
Saturday Dec At Y O'clock NJ from pier No. North
Bremenn fret cabin main saloon, $780, In first cabin,
lower saloon $780, in second cabin, 500 An experienced
through the Post once Specie delivered in Havre or Lon
MOLLER. SAND RIERA, Agents, % South street.
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U,oR SAN rRANCtscO THE i BALTIMORE BUTT
- ship A. CHEsEBRoUGH, Robert Chesoeroush, master,
loading At pier ~ kts riyr This chip SAWS s irsures
49, I-s.., s-1 L.. a.. .sAs iST
passesgsrs- Apply u T.. soAKFoRD, Wau street,
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yVANTvD--s Partner wIrB CAPITAL OF
"PrSht," Herald once,
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noCTOK HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE HAD
~ genuine in Buffalo, N. Y. They can be had In Psv
Orleans the Of Canal and karais Evsgy
physician will tell you IL 10 the only remedy q
which hrm ,enno. can be placed 70 really cure certain
diseases without injury 10 tho patient One dollar
Only place * Division street stairs Nav York sstE
the office No 10 Finished For ter pasA eveSy
quaof doctor In this and sthsr cities has get
lie this remedy DR. Hunter restores
po TO sound hea daily Who bssa ruined wth
opry BY shsse vii .isBous humbuxs.
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FINANCIAL.


CREDITs TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
will BIO granted By the undersigned, the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Mo FEE TILL CUhED.-DR: COBBETT, " DUANE
street be eonfd Dtially consulted dseasss-
Twenty years 10 his speciality Of the profession enables
him to general de y The victims Of qaaekery sas
call him with the certainty Of having their
~ treated B-Observe the name and number there
false name and number on the otherds OF Chsths1
street. See diploma in my ofhoe
York University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

LN0R CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. AND FLORIDA
Il Semi weekly u. s. Mail Line.-Tho and fast going
steamer JAMES ADGER J. Die kinson, commander. viii
leave pier No. N r., Wednesday, Deo At o'clock
preoisey For freight apply board where ell bills
II lAding will be and for al the office
sPOFF0kD, TILESTON Co, 4S soush street.
Savannah passengers tot eted through without further
charge Through tickets to Florida follow $50 Jack
sonvDle S3l; Patka So No bills Of lading signed
tho has aailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

TITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE RECnIy.
ed for the viiese Of quarryirg tract Of land vl
wator front Of I'VE hundred and dy feet the khs'
river with dook between Forty second and fcrtyoueth
Streets containing large quantity Of superior building.
store Responsible parties may apgy 70 JOHN ALLEN,
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-SECoND LINE-THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Hayrs on she l6th, and New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

HOTEL cOPA RTE ERsUip-T0 HOTEL PRoPRIE-
crs--lhe advertiser Is desirouH 20 in tho
ssoys business in tbs city either partner or would
sehsee the lcaes and furniture Of frat clas hotel Nona
but those OF the best reputation and respeoaby would
ahswtr For an inersiew, address note or call person
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REMOVALS

WILLIAM ARNOLD, y. D.. DENTIST HAS n
w moved from No. Warren street, 70 Ne. O1inAog
Disas. Bshth st~eet. first door ~sst Of Rroadvsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tho Glafgow and Nov York Steamship Comp Inys v
steamship GLASGOW, 162 TONS 400 horse power Robert
Craig comm An win ssi from Gs,sGw on the 18th Of Do
January 18TH at u colo At First cabin (salseI
state 800 do do (midship do) $75 second cabin
J. kc5YMON, SO Broa iway
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No Placed. Ia Bourss. ! Paris. Ns. BresdWsy, n.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
"a FIG FOR THAT

81 have such a large family to work for
am cen a'most out of heart"
4 flo for that, fellow there arc twenty two
more reasons why you should not sit IN the
ashes grooming and fretting from sunrise till
midnight. A man who keeps stirring about,
making an effort to live, and to be something
worthy Of newspaper record, never dies with
the rot, or the spleen; be is ever as 9 bright
as q Damascus blade" and ready for work.
Because YOU have a large family, that is no
reason you should sit in the weeds and whine,
bless you, no sir you should be more zeal<
Gus to work for them. Strain every energy
to secure a competency for them, you must
not sit and wait for employment to come to
your hands if you do it will initiate the
Priest Of Levi by :" passing by on the other
side" Tn and seek it-make a little exer'
ton and you will find plenty of work to do
with plenty of good bread and butter on your
1--r-~~Vy on op',rr BE- Pvvhvs and pfen@
ty Of nice clothes for your wife and children.
; But if you will roll in the ashes, hide in the
+ weeds and sleep in the sunshine, the very
: COWS will be frightened at you, or actuated
by sympathy they will gather around you
f and below over you in mournful discord
r with the am feeling that they wall the losi
of any other Gqf!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
Drunkenness Defined.

We find the following curious definition of
drunkenness in a work on Temperance, writ
ten by one Capt. Ellis, q traveller of some ex-
perience, and considerable ability as a wri-
ter =
Drunk from driak)-Over the bay, seas
over, hot, high, corned, cut, cooked. shaved,
distinguished jammed, sleepy, damaged, tired,
snufy, wiped, just so, breezy, smoky, poo
Ply, too heavy, high, fuddled, groggy, tipsy.
smashed, swlpy, slewd, crank, salted down,
how fare ye, on the lee lurch, all sails set,
three sheets in tho wind, well under way,
spreeing, battered, blowing, booty, sawed,
snubbed, bruised, screwed, stewed, soaked,
comfortable, stimulated, jug-streamed, tan.
giie-legged, hawk-eyed, phlegm-cut, fogmatic,
Dlue-eyed, a passenger in the stage, striped.
booty all over the bay, faint, shot in the
neck, bamboozled, weak-iointcd. sick
which we wish to add, "the state of beino i
a decidedly queer fix"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
COURAGE.

There is one thing that always brings an
smile to our face when we sec 1t,
and that is, to see some silly, starched up jay
gawking about town, or country, with a huge
bowie knife thrust down his back, and a PAIR
of Colts revolvers in his pocket,-as q prop
Of his courage! Wonderful, magnanimous
courage truly Afraid to move about among
civilized people without a concealed guard OF
nowder and steel! It is not a proof OF cour-
aoe: it is consummate tomfoolery, and moth
ing else: for six out of an half dozen of these
same bowie tops would run like q wild tur-
KEY even at a sniff Of burnt gunpowder, We
know thev would; for we have seen them
~nistols. knives and all, dodge around a cor
ner from their tailor, who didn't even hay'
his goose, in hand and would run for dea
life from the shoemaker, who held a claim OF
their unredeemed sole! The poor fops tr
from Europe" but they attract no other nc
tice from sensible people other than a smil
at their folly. They might lay aside thei
weapons of defence for no man of sens
) would be found laying hands on their grC
tesque figures they would as soon think
kicking every cur they meet on the streets {
catching polecats for the fun and fur. \
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
a. TRADE

Get a trade, young man, BY all means get
a trade without some pursuit, no person can
be truly happy and useful to his fellowmen.
The humble coal-heaver is a far more useful
member of society than a dandifed fop with
out brains or good manners. Don't try to
simulate the fop; for you will be the laugh
ing stock OF all sensible men-live or the pro-
ducts OF your own hands-fops live on others.
and he is but little better than a whippedi
rogue. The trifing popinjay makes out to
live on somebody by lying, cheating and go
ING on tick, rather than to raise potatoes.
mend boots and make horse shoes for his
bread and butter. A plague upon him
guess he will be elected one of these DAVIS to
the States prison or the whipping post. Seek
q trade, young man, and labor industriously.
either mentally or physically, and there's no
danger but you will have plenty to eat and
plenty of friends. +
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
Union Rank.

The Union Bank at Washington CITY, has
failed. Many notes on this Bank are in cir
culation in this State, and we have heretofore
received them in payment for the Age. We
have also received ether Washington and
Baltimore Notes, but for the future will
taks none but our own State, Virginiaor Scar
DINA money. The following, from the Wash
ington Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
admonishes all to be cautious in taking them !.
The BOGUS banks are beginning to blow IN,
They will fall, one after another, like bricks
setup in a row-the falling of one overtl,rovs
the rest. Not much sympathy can be felt
for communities or individuals that v~olunta.
rily subject themselves to such depredations
Were they imposed upon the community by
law would they not be esteemed an intolera,
BILE oppression? Such evils, however. will. il
the end, cure themselves. The number .
irresponsible banks issuing notes PAYABLE. o.
purporting to be payable in this city is sale
to be twenty-four. To discriminate between
the good and bad of these is not very easy
They are circulated in violation of an exist
ing and very stringent law prohibiting them
but the law is q dead letter where it is not s,s
tanned by public observance. The explosion
OF the Bank Of the Union has caused a ru,
upon other institutions of the same kind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
DON'T RUN

What if misfortune has met YOU in the
middle OF your path-don't tremble she has
accosted ten hundred men before YOU were
born, many of them weaker than YOU are,
and she has been ten hundred times put to
flight. Don't run step right up to her
clench your fsts-grind your textbook in
her face without fear-make your two eyes
Hash fire if you can, and we will betour g Age'
against a dollar and a half she will leave you
IN a Wrinkle. But if you begin to whine and
fret-if you wheel and run like a dozen wild
Eats were at your heels, we shouldn't give
way to a single exclamation, if we heard you
broke your dear neck over a brush fence, or
was pummeled half to death IN some muddy
ditch by the vinegar-faced sprite-and we
shouldn't pity you much, either-we nearly
said. =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20
DEAR LADIES,

wouldn't you be mortified to be seen on
Fayetteville street with a soiIed, torn or slo-
Venly dress? OF course you would, and you
would consider yourselves disgraced forever,
ana Tor this reason you are SO very careful to.
appear neat and tidy. So far-so good
but we "orfully" fear your mind is not edu-
Gated quite as it should be; we fear it is
solied and torn with ignorance to shame
True, you are educated to perfection on some
points you can make the Piano groan with
music; you can sing like a bird YOU can
waltz like a French Master and YOU can do
a great many fine things, but can you make
a pudding, darn a stocking, patch a coat,
scour the pewter and keep the house neat
and tidy like your new Partisan Bonnet p
IL you cannot, you are not fit for the wives of
our Woodworking, honest mechanics yet
Have you made yourselves as thoroughly ae-
quainted with the science of the kitchen as
the last Polka2
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-20

" drops made the Ocean, and sands made the
mountain" for without the unison OF the
drops and the grains neither would have
been. One grain of wheat helps to swell the
carnered pile-one drop counts in the ocean,
one blade of grass helps to clothe the world
one spark may set the world on fire. Hou'
my reader, may feel that you are small as a
drop to the Ocean, or a leaf to the forest, but
slumbering in your intellect there may De a
spark that is capable Of setting the world on
fire with its genius-may be felt through
time-may be felt in Eternity. Give swirl
wings to the spark within you it may rem
ovate the world with some startling dlseove
nv. Although you are a drop to the oceai
Of mankind, you are not too insignificant t
: be of service to your race. Life is made U
: Of trifes, yet life itself is no trihe.