New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

IAcuT.sT LyCFUa -RcguiaF WEEKLY D-bste. 7 NJ.
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The weather is not worthy Of especial rcmlrk Signs of
o storm yesterday failed. The evening was very fine
"wASTtD-A young MAu industry, ability and integrity &c
This meets our eye daily in the column Of Wants" and
it is true as the Pentateuch Wantedl OF they
-oluozs wanted The market never be overlooked
they viii always be called for and quoted dull or
"no sale" Wanted for thinkers-wanted for workers-n
the mart on the main the field and the forest Tools
aro lying idle for Of young pen is waiting to
be nbled tree to be feed plow to be guided village
TO be founded school 10 be instructed
They talk about staples and great staples Honest indus
trous able yoang the great staple in this world Of
ours Young man you are wanted but not for Doctor
No nor Lawyer There are enough of them for this gen.
Grafton and one or spare Don't study profession
unIes il be the profession Of brick laying farming
some other Of Tie manual professions Don't measure tape
if you can help it, It's honorable and honest and all that
but then you do better OF all things don't rob the
women It's their prerogative to handle silks and lace'
tape and thread Put oar hat then like man don an
apron and 20 out doos Get good glow your chesk,
the ewelry Of to upon your brow and good set of we'll
developed muscles We would 60 if we could but then
we were young longer ago than like to think and you
know when ones old, b. can't"
Besides if you become Doctor you'll have to wait
because you haven't experience says an old practitioner
because you are young say all the women If you
are Lawyer and likely 10 rise they'll pat weight on
your head la Swiss to keep you under or if you make
good argument old opponent as gray as a rat WI
kick it all by taunt other because you were
not born in the year And SO viii 60 unit you grow
tired and soured and wish you had been tinker perhaps
"an immortal one or anything but just what you are
BE farmer and your troubles over rather they
don't begin You what you stand from the cen
"ter of the cath they used TO say up to the sky
YOU are Independent all day and tired weary night
The more neghbors you have and the better farmers they
are the ard the better for you.
There's one thing more, young man. You are wanted
soung uonan wants you Don't forget her No matter
YOU are poor Don't wait to be rich If you d. ten to
one if you are fl to be married at ALL to anybody that's fit
TO Be married Marry while you young and struggle up
together lest in the years somebody shall advertise
"Young men wanted and none to b0 had.
The Mercantile Library Association have applied to
Thomas Carlyle to 10 this City and deliver Course
Of Lectures MI Cs hes not yet been received
The First Animal Repon The North Western Dspen-
sary issued from the press The Institution has been
vy successful and occupying field of usefulness Which
VIII demand all its energies The various facts OF its opera
tons have been from time to time set forth in our paper
WITNESS AnREsryp-A Air A. b White Of Buffalo,
who has been tosing in the Van Aernam Forgery case
before Justice Stuart yesterday transferred IRON the
witnessbox the prisoners dock his disclosures having
apparently incupated himself The case 10 nowhere near
an erd.
THE STEAMER HuMBoLDT.-A telegraph dispatch dated
at Halifax 18th inst states that the Humboldt still held 10
peher but the wind then from the east and that there
was no possibility Of saving her The cargo was being got
out with difficulty Her stern all under water on the
Isbosrd side a. far the wbeeh house The engine very
little above the water low tide the cargo forward was
all under water The steamer Marion from New York. ar
rived on the afternoon OF the l0h, and was rendering
assistance.
later dispatch received from Mortimer Livingston
ESQ at Halifax states that the ship fast breaking up
end would in all probability soon 20 to pieces Only about
eco tuns of the cargo will be saved out of the 45O which
was ON board when she left llavre
AS IScIpHNT CoNxrcrED WITH The RECENT CoSFLA
GRAFTON At HARPERs-While newspapers generally praise
bchy and deservedy the fremen Of this and other cities
r deeds of daring in their efforts to life and property
il frequently happens that equally mertorous and wor
thy of public notice performed by individuals attracted
10 scenes danger by curiosity and exet ment On Satar
day last soon after the alarm of fire at Haper three young
women were for moment at a window IN the thrd
story of the burning building Apparently they were either
parayzed with fear or by the smoke which sur
round, them Ar the report Of their peous stu
alton reached the of young in the crowd he IN
stany dait,d INTO the house. and up the stairs 10 the room
indicated by some persons outside He called loudly to the
vounr women but received no Finding himself
unabeto enter the room in upright posture owing to
te dense smoke which prevailed he crep on his hands and
feet 10 the window near which he found the objects OF
his soiiude prosiratcd and helpless lie was obliged to
drag them one by the stairs and with great deal oil
difficulty be succeeded in getting them into the open ar
He soon had the satisfaction Of seeing them sufficiently re-
covered TO be enabled 90 their respective homes while
he 10 avoid much questioning by the bysanders hurried
of 10 his place of business Thus under Providence, oy
be presenCe of mind and strength Of of this courage
ous Young man. rescued three human beings from I'm
minent death 1t may not be amiss TO mention that the
vourp man holds subordinate place in firm in Wal ST.
and that be has wife and young family depending on nun
for support The insertion Of this short unvarnshed ta
unv perchance stimulate future exerons on similar occa
sions of danger to human life.
The Folger and Turner Guard, Capt Chas w Hays made
their first annual target excursion to East Newi ork yes
erday where they cont,n nded for the following prizes
cold watch one silver watch, silver tobacco box TWO
silver cups two gold pencils gold tooth pick two breast
pps two gold rngs gold locket set OF gold studs three
-. g. c.r;n.s - vest n Britannia tea set box oi